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| Educational lecture organised at Poonch | | | Early Times Report
POONCH, Sept 8: The Indian Army has taken a significant step in advancing education in a remote Government girls high school, Brevi, Rajouri by organizing an educational lecture as part of World Literacy Day celebrations .The lecture, delivered by an Army officer with a background in education and community outreach, focused on the importance of literacy and its impact on personal and community development. The speaker emphasized how literacy is not just about reading and writing but also about unlocking opportunities, fostering critical thinking, and enhancing overall quality of life. Students and teachers were engaged in an interactive session where they discussed the challenges and opportunities associated with education in remote areas. The Army officer addressed questions from students and provided practical advice on improving literacy skills both inside and outside the classroom. The lecture also highlighted various successful educational programs and initiatives run by the Army in different regions, demonstrating the positive outcomes that such programs can achieve. This provided the students with a broader perspective on how education can drive change and development. In addition to the lecture, the event featured a Q&A session where students and teachers could interact directly with the speaker, offering them a unique opportunity to gain insights and motivation. The session aimed to inspire both students and educators to pursue their educational goals with renewed enthusiasm. The Army's involvement in this educational initiative was warmly received by the local community. The school principal expressed gratitude for the Army's support, noting that such efforts play a crucial role in motivating students and enhancing their educational experience. The event concluded with a commitment from the Army to continue supporting educational initiatives in the region, reinforcing their ongoing dedication to improving literacy and education in underserved areas. |
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