 Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 27: The Jammu and Kashmir Private Schools Coordination Committee held a significant meeting today, where various executive members discussed pressing issues affecting private schools in the region.
The meeting, attended by esteemed members, focused on addressing challenges faced by schools, including difficulties in obtaining Traffic NOCs, cumbersome affiliation/recognition processes, and municipality tax issues. Members emphasized the need for streamlining processes, ensuring uniformity in norms for government and private schools, and differentiating between new and existing schools in implementing orders.
Key Takeaways:
The committee stressed the importance of reviving the association's purpose and working together to achieve objectives.
Members suggested concrete steps, including protesting and coordinating with other associations, to address grievances.
The need for regular meetings, seminars, and member engagement was highlighted to promote growth and development. The committee paid tribute to late Shri Basoor Sir, a senior member, and remembered his visionary approach and efforts towards the association.
President's Remarks:
Rameshwar Singh Manhas, President of the Association, concluded the meeting by emphasizing the need to approach government agencies to streamline processes and ensure the education portal remains accessible. He also stressed the importance of unity and working together to achieve the association's objectives.
The meeting marked a significant step towards addressing the challenges faced by private schools in Jammu and Kashmir, and the committee remains committed to working towards the betterment of the education sector. |
