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DDC Kulgam review functioning of Education Department in district
7/11/2026 10:42:37 PM
Early Times Report
KULGAM, July 11: A review meeting of the Education Department was held under the Chairmanship of the District Development Commissioner (DDC), Kulgam, Shahzad Alam to assess the progress of key educational programmes and infrastructure projects across the district. The Chief Education Officer presented the status of PM POSHAN, Samagra Shiksha, APAAR, UDISE+, civil works, school infrastructure, KGBVs, Girls' Hostels, and other important initiatives. After reviewing the progress, the Chair directed that all pending civil works be completed on priority by resolving land and other issues in coordination with the concerned departments. Regular inspections of schools, KGBVs, and Girls' Hostels were emphasized to improve infrastructure, academic standards, and implementation of PM POSHAN. Strict adherence to food quality, hygiene, timely lifting of food grains, and proper record maintenance was also stressed.
The Chair further directed that 100% APAAR ID generation, UDISE+ data updation, and registration of all eligible Class 5 students for JNVST 2027-28 be completed within the prescribed timelines. It was impressed that the vacancies of Cook-cum-Helpers shall be filled as per norms, and their training on hygiene and food safety shall be ensured. Convergence with the Health Department, establishment of School Nutrition Gardens, effective implementation of vocational education, solarisation of schools, construction of boundary walls, and provision of safe drinking water facilities were also emphasized. The meeting was attended by the Additional Deputy Commissioner Kulgam, Chief Education Officer, Exens, District Officers, Zonal Education Officers, and other concerned officers.
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