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Beacon of Hope
12/14/2023 11:27:17 PM
A land with a rich cultural tapestry and a yearning for progress, J&K has long grappled with the challenges of accessibility and quality in its education sector.
In this context, the PM SHRI Schools scheme emerges as a beacon of hope. The commitment to establish over 14,500 such schools across India, including J&K, promises to revolutionize the educational landscape. By leveraging a collaborative approach involving the central government, state administration, local bodies, and established institutions like Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti, the scheme aims to create a network of schools that fosters inclusivity, celebrates diversity, and nurtures individual potential.
The proactive efforts of the Jammu and Kashmir administration in implementing the PM SHRI Schools scheme are commendable.
In the first phase over 233 schools from J&K have been approved for PM SHRI Schools by the Ministry of Education, in the second phase, J&K UT has recommended 265 schools to the Ministry of Education, seeking its approval. A total 20 Master Trainers have been trained at New Delhi, one each for the district.
The focus on strengthening infrastructure, providing smart classrooms, and equipping libraries reflects a commitment to creating conducive learning environments.
Furthermore, the emphasis on teacher training and capacity building aligns with the core principles of the scheme. Equipping educators with the necessary skills and knowledge to implement the experiential, play-based, and learner-centered pedagogy advocated by NEP 2020 is crucial for the success of PM SHRI Schools.
By investing in the professional development of teachers, the J&K administration demonstrates a long-term vision for sustainable educational growth.
The PM SHRI Schools initiative holds immense promise for Jammu and Kashmir. It represents a chance to rewrite the narrative of the past, to empower young minds, and to create a generation of responsible, engaged citizens. By nurturing the potential of every child, regardless of their background or circumstances, PM SHRI Schools can be the catalyst for a brighter future in Jammu and Kashmir, one where education becomes the cornerstone of social progress and economic prosperity.
The journey ahead will require unwavering commitment, innovative solutions, and a collaborative spirit. As the PM SHRI Schools take root in J&K, let us hope that they will blossom into havens of learning, where every child has the opportunity to dream big and reach for the stars. The future of Jammu and Kashmir, and indeed, of India, rests on the shoulders of these young learners, and the PM SHRI Schools will be their launchpad to a brighter tomorrow.
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