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Summer Vacations Announced For Schools In Kashmir Due To Extreme Heat

According to the official notification, summer holidays have been declared for all schools in the Kashmir valley, which will begin on July 1 and run for 10 days

J&K adopts uniform academic calendar, another step towards integrating Kashmir with India

Till now, the new session in Jammu division used to begin in April-May while in the Kashmir division, students used to appear for final exams in October and the new session commenced in November every year.Srinagar, Oct 13 (IANS) By ...

VRL's in each district of J&K for developing scientific temperament

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SIA searches premises of Jamaat, its affiliate in Kashmir

Progressing J&K | For developing scientific temperament among students, SED to establish VRL's in each district of J&K - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 20: With an aim of developing scientific temperament among students, the J&K School Education department (SED) is going to establish Virtual Reality Lab (VRL) in each district of Jammu and Kashmir. Virtual Reality Lab is a unique facility by which one can walk through virtual reality representations of products that are yet to be realized using virtual reality technologies. These labs would enable students and staff to visualize designs, develop immersive VR environments, and to test new VR […]

As J&K Admin Seals Falah-e-Aam Trust Schools, Questions Over Timing, Purpose of Move

Showkat Ahmad Var, director of the Trust which had once been affiliated with the outlawed Jamaat-e-Islami, said that the ban imposed on the trust by the J&K government expired in 1991. Most schools earlier associated with the trust now function independently.

Veteran journalist O P Sharma bereaved

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 29: Parmeshwri Karihuloo Sharma, wife of veteran journalist and former Deputy Director Information J&K Government,

India keeps focus on Kashmir's progress despite COVID-19 challenges

May 12, 2021 To boost infrastructure development in J&K, more than 500 projects worth more than $80 million have been completed, and more than 2,000 projects worth nearly $800 million have been approved. — Courtesy file photo NEW DELHI — Despite enormous challenges facing the country in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the federal government in India has been making constant efforts to create opportunities for citizens to transform the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) into a secular, decentralized, and a diverse region as well as to ensure all-inclusive development, efficient governance, socio-economic justice for disadvantaged sections of the society as well as quantum improvement in the lives of all in the UT without any discrimination.

Govt authorizes DMs to take call on physical classes; no offline work on exam days

KU releases social audit report of Mid-Day Meal Scheme

  Srinagar: The University of Kashmir on Monday released the findings of a social audit conducted into the Mid-Day Meal Scheme in select schools of Kashmir division. Dean Research Prof Shakil A Romshoo released the report of the social audit, carried out by the varsity’s Department of Social Work (DoSW) under a study sponsored by J&K’s School Education Department. In his presidential address, Prof Romshoo said the social auditing of welfare schemes like the MDM can lead to course correction and help achieve the objectives of such programmes in an optimal manner. Referring to Japan’s revolutionary school lunch programme, Prof Romshoo said the schemes like MDM, apart from leading to increase in enrollments and decrease in dropout rates, should become a source of great learning for children about the importance of food, food security, nutrition, balanced diet, cultivation and farming etc.