MS Hits Century on the Eve of 30th Year

With Three New Branches the Figure Touches 102

Hyderabad: MS hits a century on the eve of its 30th year when it set up three new branches in August 2021, With these three new additions, now the number of MS branches has reached 102 spread in 18 cities and 6 states. The higher echelon of MS management comprising Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan, Managing Director Anwar Ahmed and Senior Director Mohammed Moazzam Hussain inaugurated these three new branches on August 12, 2021 at 1) Sun city 2) Errakunta and 3) Aramghar

“Alhamdullilah! we are able to fulfill our commitment which we made 15 years ago”, said the Chairman while inaugurating these new branches on the eve of 30th year of MS Foundation day. “It was our commitment which we made to the people 15 years ago to set up 100 branches by 2021”, said the Chairman.

It is to be worth mentioning here that in 2006, while celebrating its 15th year, the management had issued a press note that it will set up 100 branches by 2021. It was an uphill task for the management as the MS had only 40 branches at that time. But with consistency, meticulous and focused to the target approach coupled with supplication, the management are able to achieve this target. Now MS stands with 102 branches spread in 16 cities and 6 states.

By inaugurating three new branches on the eve of 30th year of MS Foundation day this year, the management fulfilled its promise which it had made to people 15 years backs.

Explore the obscure part of India’s freedom struggles: Managing Director

Hyderabad: “It is our duty to explore the obscure part of the history of India’s freedom struggle and let them know to our students”, said the managing director Anwar Ahmed at the 75th Independence Day speech after hoisting the tricolour at the Corporate office.

Exhorting the HODs to develop interest in History books and dig it deep to bring out the hidden facts, he said “there are hundreds of freedom fighters about whom we hardly know. These are obscure part of history and it is our responsibility to explore them”.

He also threw light on the Silk Handkerchief Movement and the contributions of Ulemas in the country’s freedom struggle. Emphasising the need for unity and brotherhood, he said we need to stay united to make the country strong and develop.
He also reminded the duties of a citizen towards the country and exhorted everyone present to perform these duties religiously. “The country is ours and it is we who have to take the country on the path of progress”.