JK News Today
RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 02: Deputy Commissioner Rajouri Dr. Devansh Yadav today conducted an extensive tour of Dhangri Block and inspected the progress of developmental works being executed by the Rural Development Department (RDD) and other departments.
The Deputy Commissioner visited PM Shri Higher Secondary School to assess the progress of ongoing infrastructure development works, including the construction of an examination hall and other facilities. He directed the concerned officers to ensure timely completion of the works while maintaining quality standards. He also interacted with students and took feedback about their academic environment and learning experiences.
Emphasising quality education, the DC advised teachers to promote conceptual understanding and practical learning instead of rote memorisation. He also stressed the importance of sports and extracurricular activities for the holistic development of children. He also took stock of the facilities being made available for the pre nursery children.
The Deputy Commissioner also kickstarted the remodelling work of Government Primary School Saranoo. He stressed the need for timely execution of the project to provide improved infrastructure and a better learning environment to students.
During his visit to Dalogra village, the DC reviewed the Gobardhan Project and highlighted its considerable potential in view of the sizeable cattle population, including cows and buffaloes in the area. He observed that the project is a model initiative for sustainable waste management and livelihood generation, which can subsequently be replicated in other areas of the district.
Interacting with local residents, he took note of their interest in dairy farming and assured that efforts would be made to facilitate their coverage under the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme (HADP).
The visit was accompanied by the PO ICDS Kartar Singh; Assistant Commissioner Development Sheraz Chowhan; Assistant Commissioner Panchayat Mohammad Rafeeq; Chief Education Officer Mohammad Hafiz and other concerned officers.
