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18/09/2025

AlHabib Gousia Public School Celebrates Azamtai Sahaba Conference with Great Enthusiasm

AllHabib Gousia Public School organizes grand Azamtai Sahaba Conference, bringing together students, teachers, and community leaders to pay tribute to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The conference saw enthusiastic participation from various schools in the region.

*Winners of the Conference:*

- *1st Position:* AlHabib GPMS Snowber Hameed
- *2nd Position:* Crescent English Medium School Naidkhai
- *3rd Position:* Ambition Educational Institute Markudal

06/09/2025

Man drowned in Nichyeer Nallah
Baniyari

05/09/2025

JDU's spokesperson Zahoor Ahmad Bhat conducts an on-the-ground assessment of the flood situation in Kaniyari village, Bandipora, to better understand the needs of the affected communities

03/09/2025

: Schools & Colleges Closed Across Kashmir Today (Sep 3) Due to Inclement Weather: Div Com

27/08/2025

: Small breach reported in Shalina area of Lasjan's Summer Bugh, but swift action by locals has contained the situation. All is under control; remain vigilant and prioritize safety.

26/08/2025

: Crackdown Against Rotten Meat, Sweets FDA’s violators list out, food licences of 9 dealers suspended.

26/08/2025

Washington DC: US President Donald Trump reiterates claim that he stopped India-Pakistan conflict.

He says, "In the meantime, I've stopped all of these wars. I've stopped them. A big one would have been India and Pakistan, but we stopped them all... The war with India and Pakistan was the next level that was going to be a nuclear war. They already shot down 7 jets - that was raging. I said, 'You want to trade? We are not doing any trade or anything with you if you keep fighting, you've got 24 hours to settle it'. They said, 'Well, there's no more war going on'. I used that on numerous occasions. I used trade and whatever I had to use, but we got seven of them stopped. And the one I thought would be easiest, frankly, was going to be Russia and Ukraine. But that turns out to be some big personality conflicts."

18/08/2025

PTM Held at Govt Girls Primary School Sadunara

Gowhar Maqbool

Hajin: As part of the ongoing Mass Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) initiative launched by the Directorate of School Education Kashmir, a grand PTM was organised at Government Girls Primary School Sadunara on Monday.

The event was graced by Cluster Head Mehboob Ahmad Khan as the chief guest and witnessed active participation from parents, teachers, and students, fostering a meaningful dialogue on improving the quality of education.

ZEO Hajin Masood Ahmad, Mir Bashir Ahmad, General Secretary JKTF and Chairman Parent Association, HOI and District President Bandipora Sajad Ahmad, and staff members were also present on the occasion.

Speaking at the event, Cluster Head Mehboob Ahmad Khan stressed the importance of regular parent-teacher interaction, noting that such platforms help in addressing academic challenges faced by students. He urged teachers to remain dedicated in shaping the future of children and encouraged parents to actively monitor the learning progress of their wards.

Mir Bashir Ahmad, in his address, appreciated the Directorate’s initiative and said PTMs act as a bridge between the community and schools. He highlighted the role of teachers in nurturing moral as well as academic excellence among students and called for collective efforts to strengthen government schools.

On the occasion, HOI Sajad Ahmad underlined that the PTM programme aims to reinforce the connection between parents and the education system, thereby enabling better academic outcomes for students.

18/08/2025

Taleem paro taleem paro song at Govt middle school sadunara

18/08/2025

14/08/2025

JKTF Responds to Media Report; Calls for Clarity and Respect for Teachers’ Image

*Bandipora, 13 August 2025:* The Jammu & Kashmir Teachers Forum (JKTF) has taken note of a recent media report that, due to lack of clarity, has caused unnecessary confusion and concern among parents, students, and teachers.
General Secretary JKTF, Mr. Mir Bashir, while appreciating the role of the media in highlighting issues of public interest, stated that ambiguous reporting can inadvertently create panic and undermine the morale of the teaching community. _*“The officers and teachers across the district — and in Zone Hajin in particular — have been doing excellent work both inside and outside classrooms. Trade union bodies are equally committed to ensuring that government policies and programs are implemented in letter and spirit, while improving the quality of education in our government schools,”*_ said Mr. Bashir.
The JKTF leader urged that any such reports must clearly mention the specific cluster, area, or school complex where a complaint has been received. If any individual or parent has lodged a grievance at the complex, cluster, zonal, or CEO level, it should be explicitly stated to avoid generalising the issue to the entire district or zone.
Mr. Bashir further clarified that no meetings by any trade body or forum have taken place in Zone Hajin or anywhere in District Bandipora during school hours. _*“If there is substantial evidence to the contrary, it should be presented to the concerned authorities. As a responsible trade leader, I will personally demand legal action — even if it is against me,”*_ he added.
Praising the dedicated leadership of Chief Education Officer Bandipora, Dy CEO Dr. G.M. Pujju, ZEOs, committed cluster heads like Mehboob Sahib, heads of institutions, and the teaching fraternity, Mr. Bashir said: _*“While exceptions exist in every community and there is always room for improvement, it is equally important to acknowledge the valuable contributions of teachers, their respected status in society, and the image they hold in the hearts of their students.”*_
Mr. Bashir also appreciated the recent initiative launched by the Hon’ble Education Minister Ms. Sakeena Masood Itoo, which, through the dedicated efforts of the Worthy Secretary J&K School Education Department Shri Ram Niwas Sharma (IAS) and the Worthy Director School Education Kashmir Dr. G.N. Itoo, has introduced the "Parent-Teacher Meeting" drive across Jammu & Kashmir. He urged all parents to come forward, attend these meetings, and share their valuable suggestions for further improvement of the education5 system in the Union Territory.
The JKTF appeals to the media to keep the dignity and image of teachers in consideration while reporting, and to ensure that constructive criticism is precise, evidence-based, and aimed at genuine improvement.

Issued by:
Media Cell, Jammu & Kashmir Teachers Forum

06/08/2025

No admission or security fee to be deposited by Parents to Schools
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