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− In Lahore, after constant endeavors, the building of D. A. V. College was allotted to it. T. I. College started its work in it and was very soon able to revive its traditions of imparting excellent education. The college was shifted to its new premises in Rabwah on November 7, 1954. It was formally inaugurated on December 6 of the same year under the enlightened guidance of its Principal, Sahibzada Mirza Nasir Ahmad who later on became Khalifatul ± − ± − − − ± ± − Masih III rh. It soon won distinction in education as well as in sports. − ± Foreign students also obtained admission in it for higher education. It catered for education up to the standard of M. A. and M. Sc. Its laboratories were equipped with up-to-date instruments imported from abroad. The foundation of its hostel in Rabwah was laid on June 26, 1953. Jami‘a Nusrat (Nusrat Women's College ) − ± ± It is the goal of the Community that no Ahmadi, male or ± − female should be without education. For girls, in addition to a High School, a college also has been established which (Jami‘a Nusrat) − ± was founded in 1951. Primary Schools for girls are functioning in every ward in Rabwah. The Community, in spite of its meager resources gives them many awards in the shape of cash and books and thus encourages the students to work hard to try to surpass each other in their academic performances. Industrial School There is an industrial school for girls where they are given training in different trades. This school was started in 1951. 350