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Jammu,November 10(Scoop News)- Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today attended the 'Meritorious Students’ Award' function organized by Amar Ujala Group at Baba Jitto Auditorium of SKUAST-Jammu. The Lt Governor congratulated all the students and wished them very best for their future endeavours. The Lt Governor said, “The biggest power for a student is critical thinking, and curiosity is the only real identity. Critical thinking and curiosity helps a student to earn the values of courage, caring and cooperation”. Both knowledge and values in the education system is need of the hour...

Inaugurates 5 projects including Model Tribal Transit Residential School, Girl Hostel & lays foundation stone for 18 other projects for the welfare of Tribal Community

Pulwama, 30 (Scoop News)-Marking a historic day for the development of Tribal population of Pulwama, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today inaugurated 5 projects including Model Tribal Transit Residential School, Girl Hostel, and laid foundation stone for 18 other projects for the welfare of Tribal Community in the district. The tribal population of Pulwama witnessed inauguration of projects worth Rs 11.47 Cr, and laying of foundation stones for new projects worth Rs 39.86 Cr aimed at development and welfare in tribal areas. Speaking on the occasion, the Lt Governor said that the ...

Sinha visits Pulwama, inaugurates 5 projects Excelsior Correspondent PULWAMA, May 30: Marking a historic day for the development of Tribal population of Pulwama, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today inaugurated 5 projects including Model Tribal Transit Residential School, Girl Hostel, and laid foundation stone for 18 other projects for the welfare of Tribal Community in the district. Click here to watch video The tribal population of Pulwama witnessed inauguration of projects worth Rs 11.47 Cr, and laying of foundation stones for […]

Apart from guarding the line of control, Indian army in remote areas of Kashmir has taken up a nobel task these days - to connect new generation with rest of world, so that tomorrow they have a brighter future.