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Acid Attack Survivor Resham Fatma Wins Chevening Scholarship to Study at LSE

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Resham Fatma, an Indian acid attack survivor, has become the first such survivor from India to win the prestigious Chevening Scholarship. She was attacked with acid at the age of 17 but went on to demonstrate remarkable resilience and courage. Her bravery was previously recognised when she received a National Bravery Award. The Chevening Scholarship will enable her to pursue studies at the London School of Economics. Her achievement has been widely celebrated as an inspiring milestone for acid attack survivors across the country.

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