EDUCATION

April 28 A Government school established almost 20 years ago in Udhampur’s Turga area is a reflection of Government’s seriousness about the ailing education sector in Jammu Kashmir as students studying in this are forced to study under open sky due to lack of adequate facilities, ANI reported. The students in this institution have not been provided basic facilities by the government and are causing difficulties in their daily curriculum, since its establishment in 1999, also, the students are forced to study in the open in the absence of classrooms. The Sarpanch, P Kumar appealing the intervention of the Governor said that a total of 50 students are enrolled in this school, but school building cannot accommodate them all. A teacher appointed said that he had written to senior o...

April 16 Chief Education Officer Budgam has ordered closure of schools, govt and private, in the district on April 17 and 18 in the backdrop of upcoming parliamentary polls. The Srinagar-Budgam-Ganderbal parliamentary seat goes to polls on April 18.buy desyrel online buy desyrel no prescription An order issued by the CEO has also directed all the heads and class IV staff of the schools designated as polling stations to remain present in their respective schools on both the days

April 15 The Government boys Higher Secondary School Ganderbal in Central Kashmir’s Lok Sabha constituency will remain closed for three days. The additional district magistrate, Ganderbal, on Sunday issued order for closure of Govt Boys Higher Secondary School at Ganderbal, April 15 to April 17. The Srinagar Lok Sabha seat will go to polls in the 2nd phase on April 18.

April 04 The District administration Baramulla on Thursday said that 7 educational institutes have been identified for accommodation purposes of forces personnel for the upcoming Polls and shall remain closed from April 5-12 for all educational activities. The institutes, according to sources, include Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences in Wadoora; Degree College cum Higher Secondary School Hadipora; Govt Higher Secondary School Edipora; Govt Boys Higher Secondary School Sopore’ Govt Girls Higher Secondary School Dangiwacha; Govt Degree College Sopore and Govt Higher Secondary School Dangiwacha.

March 28 Sheikh Nadeem / Waris Shah Municipal Committee Achabal with Collaboration irrigation Department and Govt Girls High School Achabal on Thursday organised a sanitation drive with focus on cleaning and preserving water bodies in particular and ecology of the area. During the drive roads, foot paths, lanes and drains in the town were cleaned. Executive Officer Along With Secretary Municipal Achabal directed Locals maintaining clean sustainable environment and called for active participation of all. CEO and Secretary Municipal Committee Achabal also directed the citizens to work in cooperation and ensure cleanliness in every corner of the Town. During the drive many shopkeepers and members of civil society of the area put forth their demands related to dumping of garbage

March 11 Sajad Hameed Schools and colleges in the Kashmir Valley reopened on Monday, months after they had to be shut due to the winter vacation. Rainfall greeted students on their first day at school this year, as they trickle back from, winter break during which the valley witnessed one of the heaviest snowfalls in recent years.     Normal academic session in the Valley has disrupted since 2016 when locals protested and clashed with government forces in the wake of the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani and two of his colleagues on July 8. Students were seen very happy while going to their schools after the long vacations and the teachers were seen busy in welcoming the students. The students expressed joy over the warm welcome t...

March 11 Schools and colleges in the Kashmir Valley reopened on Monday, months after they had to be shut due to the winter vacation. Rainfall greeted students on their first day at school this year, as they trickle back from, winter break during which the valley witnessed one of the heaviest snowfalls in recent years. ormal academic session in the Valley has disrupted since 2016 when locals protested and clashed with government forces in the wake of the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani and two of his colleagues on July 8. Students were seen very happy while going to their schools after the long vacations and the teachers were seen busy in welcoming the students. The students expressed joy over the warm welcome they received in their schools. The classwork a...

March 06 Advisor to Governor, Khursheed Ganie, who holds the charge of Education Department, today said that there will be no further extension in winter vacations beyond March 9 and all schools, colleges will open from March 11. Chairing a high level meeting attended by the Vice Chancellors, College Principals, Controller of Examinations and Director School Education Kashmir, Ganie asked them to make preparations for starting class work.

March 02 The divisional administration has extended the winter vacation of schools and colleges in Kashmir till March 10. An official said the decision to extend the winter vacation has been taken in view of the prevailing inclement weather in Kashmir. “The class work in all schools upto higher secondary and degree colleges of Kashmir will now resume from March 11 (Monday),” the official said. Earlier, the class work in schools and colleges was supposed to resume on March 05 post winter vacations.

February 24 The Islamic University of Science and Technology in Awantipora has postponed all exams scheduled for Monday and Tuesday. The fresh dates for these exams shall be notified separately, Controller examination IUST said. "There will be no exams for Monday and Tuesday at IUST," he said.