Srinagar, Aug 02 (KNS): To bring all the deserving students under the purview of Gujjar and Bakerwal and Pre and Post matric scholarship schemes, Director School Education, Kashmir Dr. G.N. Itoo has directed all the Chief Education Officers and Zonal Education Officers to constitute scholarship cells in their offices for the guidance of the students and to expedite the process.
DSEK was chairing a meeting in the conference Hall of Directorate of School Education Kashmir in presence of Director Tribal Affairs, Muhammad Shafi, Joint Directors of Education Department and Chief Education Officers to discuss the implementation of these schemes.
In the meeting it was stressed upon all the concerned to make sure to expedite the process.
DSEK directed the concerned officers to bring awareness among the deserving students and guide the students in completing all the formalities.
Dr. Itoo directed the concerned officers to submit the forms for scholarship of Gujjar and Bakerwal students at the time of their admission so that they can be timely benefitted by the scheme.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
During the meeting officers discussed the issues related to bring the Gujjar and Bakerwal students in private schools under this scheme.
Director Tribal Affairs highlighted many important points regarding the scheme and informed about the formalities required for the implementation of the schemes.
He directed them to take all the necessary steps to bring all the deserving students under the purview of the scheme.
The Chief Education Officers highlighted many problems being faced while implementing the schemes on the ground level in response of which the Directors passed some directions.
In another meeting DSEK discussed many points regarding the aspirational Districts Kupwara and Baramulla with the officers of Ministry of Human Resource and Development, New Delhi.
Chairing another meeting regarding the teacher training modules, DSEK Dr. Itoo discussed many important aspects with the officers from NCERT, New Delhi. During the many matters were discussed and many suggestions provided. (KNS)