Resham Fatma becomes the first Indian acid attack survivor to receive the Chevening Scholarship, a programme funded by the UK government. Multiple outlets report that Fatma is selected for the UK scholarship and that the award marks a first for an acid attack survivor from India. The reports describe Chevening as a prestigious scholarship programme supporting postgraduate study in the United Kingdom. The coverage emphasizes Fatma’s status as a landmark recipient and frames the selection as a recognition of her achievements and potential. While details such as the specific course of study and timeline are not included in the provided excerpts, both sources agree on the central point: Fatma receives the Chevening Scholarship and is noted as the first Indian acid attack survivor to do so. The announcements highlight increased visibility for survivors and opportunities for education abroad through the UK government-funded scholarship programme.