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| DC Drass Attends Thermal Distribution Event Organised by 17000 ft Foundation at Government High School, Salampora. | | at Government High School, Salampora |
Drass, October 14 (Scoop News)-Deputy Commissioner Drass, Imteeaz Kacho (JKAS), today attended a special thermal distribution programme at Government High School, Salampora, Drass, as the organised by the 17000 ft Foundation in collaboration with the Japanese clothing brand UNIQLO aimed at supporting school education and promoting the welfare of students in the region.
The programme was attended by the LAHDC Councillor Abdul Samad, Principal, DIET-Kargil, Khurshida Bano; HoD, FLN, DIET-Kargil Dr. Vilayat Ali; Zonal Education Officer, Drass, Mohammad Ibrahim along with Mr. Kenji, Head of UNIQLO in India and his team as well as MR. Chandan Singh Dang, Director Development 17000 ft Foundation and his team besides representatives of the 17000 ft Foundation, teachers, members of the Village Education Committee, the Village Namberdar and students of the school.
During the programme, the representatives of the 17000 ft Foundation highlighted their ongoing initiatives to strengthen educational infrastructure, improve learning facilities and promote quality primary education in remote and high-altitude areas. Various school-related issues and infrastructural requirements were also brought to the attention of the Deputy Commissioner.
Addressing the gathering, Mr. Kenji of UNIQLO expressed happiness at visiting Drass, one of the coldest inhabited places in the world. He highlighted the importance of providing suitable winter clothing to students during extreme weather conditions. He also explained UNIQLO's thermal clothing technology, which helps retain body heat and provides warmth and comfort during the harsh winter season.
As part of the initiative, UNIQLO distributed thermal winter clothing and gifts among the students to help them remain warm and comfortable during the winter months.
The HoD DIET, while addressing the gathering, appreciated the efforts of UNIQLO and the 17000 ft Foundation for organising such a meaningful programme. He expressed gratitude to the organisations for supporting schools and contributing towards the improvement of educational facilities. She also thanked the Deputy Commissioner for his encouragement and support.
Councillor Abdul Samad, in his address, expressed heartfelt gratitude to UNIQLO and the 17000 ft Foundation for their valuable contribution towards the welfare of students in Drass. He stated that it was a matter of great happiness and pride that organisations from outside the region were coming forward to support children living in remote and challenging climatic conditions. He also appreciated the continued efforts of the 17000 ft Foundation and thanked the Deputy Commissioner for attending the programme.
Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Imteeaz Kacho appreciated the initiative taken by UNIQLO and the 17000 ft Foundation, describing it as a commendable step towards improving the well-being and educational environment of students in Drass. He expressed his sincere gratitude to the Mr. Kenji of Japan and his entire team for extending their support towards a noble cause involving school children. He also welcomed them to Drass. He stated that such initiatives not only provide essential winter clothing but also encourage students and strengthen cooperation between educational institutions and supporting organisations.
The Deputy Commissioner further emphasised the importance of quality education, teacher training and overall development of students. He encouraged students to remain focused on their studies, stay away from drugs and avoid excessive use of mobile phones. He also highlighted the vital role of teachers in shaping the future of young learners and stressed the need for continuous improvement in school education.
The Deputy Commissioner particularly appreciated the distribution of thermal clothing, describing the initiative as a special and memorable occasion for the students of Drass. He thanked UNIQLO and the 17000 ft Foundation for their thoughtful contribution and expressed hope that such initiatives would continue in the future.
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