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Posted on Monday, July 15, 2019
The friendly diplomatic relations between India and Afghanistan, cultural similarity and proximity from home prompted Hassan Hakimi, 20, a native of Qalat city in Afghanistan’s Zabul province to study in India. Hakimi is currently pursuing BA in Political Science (Honours) programme at the University of Delhi (DU).
He had to go through an examination to secure admission in the programme of his choice in an Indian university. He was among the 11 students from Afghanistan who cleared the English eligibility test to study in India in 2018 and bagged a monthly scholarship of Rs 18000 offered by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR).
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