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08/09/2026

Karnah Chakka Jam || Drivers protest over livelihood concerns and demand a fair solution.

08/09/2026

AGS Hajinar School Podcast

Celebrating young talent and big dreams! 🚀
In this inspiring episode, Faizan Fayaz shares his journey and experience after being selected for a 15-day internship at ISRO, Dehradun. 🛰️🇮🇳

A proud moment for AGS Hajinar—where young minds learn, explore and reach for the stars! ✨

07/09/2026

“NEP 2020: A Vision for a New India’s Education” 📚🇮🇳

Senior Teacher Javed Qureshi Sir shares his valuable perspective on the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, appreciating the vision and efforts of the policymakers in bringing meaningful reforms to India’s education system.

A thoughtful conversation on transforming classrooms, empowering learners, and preparing students for the future. 🎓✨

Kashmir Feels Like Home”: Bollywood Actor Fatima Shaikh Hails J&K’s First International Film FestivalCinema Brings Peopl...
07/09/2026

Kashmir Feels Like Home”: Bollywood Actor Fatima Shaikh Hails J&K’s First International Film Festival

Cinema Brings People Together", Bollywood Actor Says IFFJK Initiative Will Strengthen Kashmir’s Cultural Connect, Calls for More Cinema and Cultural Events

Srinagar, Sept 7 : Bollywood actor Fatima Sana Shaikh on Monday welcomed the launch of the first-ever International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir (IFFJK), saying such festivals and cultural events bring people together and expressing happiness at being part of the inaugural edition in Kashmir.

Addressing the media on the sidelines of the film festival in Srinagar, as per news agency JKNS, Fatima said she was “very happy to be here in Kashmir” and described the visit as feeling like coming home, noting that she had not visited Kashmir for several years.

“Any film festival or any cultural event is very important because it brings people together. Cinema often does this,” she said, while appreciating Kashmir for taking the initiative to host an international film festival.

Shaikh said she was proud to be part of the event and thanked the people involved in organising the festival, describing the initiative as an important step for the region.

Responding to a question on whether Kashmir could continue hosting an international film festival, Shaikh expressed confidence in its prospects, saying, “100 per cent, I think it already is.”

She also noted that film shootings had taken place in Kashmir earlier and continue to take place, though the frequency may vary.

The first International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir is being held from September 7 to 10, bringing together filmmakers, cinema professionals and films from India and across the world.

Nature Draws Kashmir in the Sky, Photograph from Chandigarh Goes Viral
07/09/2026

Nature Draws Kashmir in the Sky, Photograph from Chandigarh Goes Viral

Governor of Bihar Lt. Gen. Syed Ata Hasnain (Retd.) met Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at his residence in Srinagar. The t...
07/09/2026

Governor of Bihar Lt. Gen. Syed Ata Hasnain (Retd.) met Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at his residence in Srinagar. The two exchanged views on a range of issues.

06/09/2026

On Teachers’ Day, Iqra Model Public School, Kandi Karnah, witnessed a deeply inspiring moment as students spent hours in the recitation of the Holy Qur’an. 📖✨

The school stands out as a place where modern education goes hand in hand with Deeni Taleem, nurturing young minds with knowledge, values and faith. 🌙🤍

06/09/2026
Karnah Valley Schools Celebrate Teachers’ Day with Gratitude.Peerzada SayeedKarnah kupwara: Teachers’ Day was celebrated...
06/09/2026

Karnah Valley Schools Celebrate Teachers’ Day with Gratitude.

Peerzada Sayeed

Karnah kupwara: Teachers’ Day was celebrated with enthusiasm and warmth across schools in Karnah Valley on 5 September, as students and teachers came together to honour the contribution of educators in shaping young minds and building responsible citizens.

Schools including GM New Light Public School Taad, Army Goodwill School Hajinar, Saif Memorial New Light Public School Tangdar, Iqbal Memorial School Tangdar, Iqra Model Public School Kandi, New Light Public School Chitterkote and Dream Valley School Tangdar organized special programmes featuring speeches, cultural performances, games, student activities and appreciation ceremonies.

At Iqra Model Public School Kandi, the celebration carried a special message of equality and sensitivity towards students from different economic backgrounds. Speaking to the media, Ishfaq Ahmad Mir, Principal of Iqra Model Public School Kandi, said the school management has adopted a no-gift policy for Teachers’ Day because many students may not be able to afford gifts for their teachers.

He said the school does not want any student to feel uncomfortable or disadvantaged simply because they cannot purchase a gift. Instead, the school itself presented appreciation certificates to teachers in recognition of their dedication and service.

The initiative sends a strong message that the value of a teacher should not be measured by the price of a gift, but by the respect, gratitude and love shown by students.

The Teachers’ Day programme at Iqra Model Public School also reflected the institution’s emphasis on moral and spiritual education. The event began with the recitation of the Holy Qur’an, followed by Ahadith, duas and Islamic teachings highlighting the importance of knowledge, teachers and respect for educators.

Students expressed their gratitude through speeches, cultural performances and other presentations, emphasizing that education is not limited to academic achievement but also includes character building, discipline, moral values and respect for others.

At Army Goodwill School Hajinar, teachers and students participated enthusiastically in games and performances. Principal Mr. Aftaab Ahmad Khawaja appreciated the dedication of the teaching staff and highlighted their role in the academic, emotional and overall development of students.

GM New Light Public School Taad witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, parents and guests, while Saif Memorial New Light Public School Tangdar and Iqbal Memorial School Tangdar organized appreciation activities celebrating the special bond between teachers and students.

New Light Public School Chitterkote and Dream Valley School Tangdar also marked the occasion through special programmes, performances and expressions of gratitude towards their teachers.

Across Karnah Valley, the celebrations carried a common message that teachers are not merely providers of academic knowledge but also mentors, guides, role models and builders of character.

The no-gift initiative at Iqra Model Public School added a meaningful dimension to the celebrations by promoting equality, dignity and inclusiveness, ensuring that students do not feel financial pressure to purchase gifts for their teachers.

The celebrations concluded with expressions of gratitude and appreciation for educators whose influence extends far beyond the classroom and continues to shape the lives and future of students and communities across Karnah Valley.

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