Hyderabad: The Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TGMREIS) on Tuesday, April 28, conducted the Leadership for Excellence and Accountability Programme (LEAP) for students at the State Forest Academy.
The initiative aimed at strengthening academic leadership and institutional excellence across the state. The LEAP Conference reflects TGMREIS’s commitment to excellence, accountability, and transformative education.
It reinforced a shared vision to create institutions that inspire, educators who lead, and students who excel.
With strong leadership, clear vision, and collective dedication, TGMREIS continues to set new benchmarks in minority education, ensuring that every student is empowered with the knowledge, confidence, and opportunity to succeed and lead in an increasingly competitive world.
Addressing the gathering, Telangana Minorities Welfare Minister Mohammed Azharuddin, stressed the transformative power of education as the strongest foundation for an equitable and progressive society.
He said that institutions are not mere buildings, but dynamic ecosystems where aspirations are nurtured, confidence is built, and futures are shaped.
Lauding the exceptional achievements of TGMREIS students in intermediate and JEE Mains 2026, he congratulated students, parents, teachers, and institutional leaders for their commitment to excellence.
Azharuddin described their success as a reflection of a robust academic ecosystem driven by vision, discipline, and dedication.
