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Army Goodwill Schools
7/13/2025 9:29:46 PM
Importance of Army Goodwill Schools in the far flung areas of Jammu and Kashmir has been immense. These schools have groomed youth to become responsible adults.
These schools are a symbol of hope for many in remote and far- flung areas.
Recently, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha highlighted the role of these schools in nation building.
He said Army Goodwill Schools have become symbols of hope and opportunity for many in remote areas. “Today, students from these schools are not just learning subjects—they’re becoming responsible citizens, and many are excelling in competitive fields, “ he said.
His words underline the powerful impact these schools have had on the social fabric of Jammu and Kashmir. Today, their alumni are not only pursuing higher education in prestigious institutions but are also excelling in competitive fields including engineering, medicine, civil services, and the armed forces.
The growing trust of local communities in these institutions is a testament to their credibility and commitment.
Army Goodwill Schools maintain a standard of excellence through robust infrastructure, well-trained faculty, and a disciplined academic environment. As LG Sinha observed, people are increasingly recognizing the value and quality of education being provided in these schools. This shift in perception is vital in a region where education is key to countering misinformation and fostering long-term peace.
Beyond academics, these schools serve as bridges between the Indian Army and the local population. They play a pivotal role in promoting mutual understanding, dismantling mistrust, and fostering harmony.
For many families, the presence of an Army Goodwill School in their village is not just a symbol of education but also of stability and development.
It is essential that the success stories emerging from these schools are celebrated and supported. Government agencies, civil society, and the private sector must come forward to collaborate with the Army in scaling up these initiatives. Scholarships, mentorship programs, and career guidance workshops can further enhance the outcomes for students studying in these schools.
Army Goodwill Schools are far more than just educational institutions—they are catalysts for change, nurturing dreams.
They are empowering the youth of Jammu and Kashmir with the tools to write their own stories, contribute to their communities, and build a stronger, more united India. Their impact on the lives of children and the progress of the region is a powerful reminder of how education, when paired with intent and empathy, can transform generations.
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