Djuice Awards High Achieving Students

By Mehwish Khan | 08, Feb 2012 | 5 Comments

Youth brand Djuice recognized the students’ efforts at ‘breaking the silence – Khamoshi ka Boycott’.

All the students are poor and belong to far-flung areas but had secured more than 90% marks in their Matriculation examination by instilling in themselves a drive for a better tomorrow.

Each student was awarded a handset along with a Djuice SIM with free airtime and Internet access. The aim is to empower them with a tool that can help them activate their communities.

Picture shows chairman Punjab Education Foundation Raja Anwar (center) with a group of high achieving students and djuice team at the PEF office in Rawalpindi.

Kamal Asif

It doesn’t make any sense to give them a mobile phone.

It would have been better if Telenor could have given them scholarships for 1-2 years of their next studies e.g., FSc / FA etc.

What if they start availing the night packages which would badly affect their studies????
- Shahzad
  
  +1
- http://slickzine.com slick
  
  forgod sake change your mind. Why dont you go back to cave land ..
- faisal
  
  @ kamal ,
  
  please change your way of thinking , first read the post properly.
  
  “All the students are poor and belong to far-flung areas ”
  
  ” Each student was awarded a handset along with a Djuice SIM with free airtime and Internet access. ”
  
  think this way , FREE Internet access will give them a new window to learn new things which I think you are deprived of.
  
  These students gained more than 90% marks , night packages will bring them no harm . Those who want to study will study.
  - Kamal Asif
    
    “All the students are poor and belong to far-flung areas ”
    
    Then they need money/scholarship to pay their fees and buy books, uniforms etc — What they’ll do with the airtime??
    
    “think this way , FREE Internet access will give them a new window to learn new things which I think you are deprived of. These students gained more than 90% marks”
    
    They gained more than 90% marks without internet.
    
    Decide urself is free internet / free airtime more important for these poor students or money to pay their fees and buy books / uniforms????