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| CEC Dr Jaffar Akhone Attends UT-Level Role Play and Folk Dance Competition at Kargil | |
Kargil, October 17(Scoop News)-Chairman and Chief Executive Councillor (CEC), LAHDC Kargil, Dr Jaffar Akhone, today attended the UT-Level Role Play and Folk Dance Competition organized by the District Institute of Education and Trainings (DIET), Kargil, under the aegis of the School Education Department, Union Territory of Ladakh, at Syed Mehdi Memorial Auditorium Hall, Kargil.
The programme was attended by Chief Education Officer Kargil Sonam Wangchuk, Principal DIET Kargil Khursheeda Banoo, Principal Government Higher Secondary School Boys Baroo, Principal Government Higher Secondary School Girls Kargil, Principal Higher Secondary School Chuskore, theatre artist Kacho Ahmad Khan, teachers and students from Leh and Kargil.
Principal DIET Kargil Khursheeda Banoo delivered the welcome address and highlighted the importance of such activities in showcasing students’ creativity, talent and cultural heritage.
Addressing the gathering, CEC Dr Jaffar Akhone emphasized that education is the most important instrument for the development and progress of society. He stressed the need to strengthen education at all levels and underlined the importance of female literacy for the overall socio-economic development of Ladakh.
The CEC also briefed the gathering about the teacher transfer policy and highlighted the importance of ensuring an effective and equitable education system. He further emphasized that physical activities are an essential component of education, stating that students need opportunities beyond classroom learning for their holistic development.
Dr Akhone also stressed the importance of preserving and promoting Ladakh’s rich cultural heritage and traditions. He appreciated the efforts of the Education Department and DIET Kargil for providing students with a platform to learn, perform and remain connected with their cultural roots.
Chief Education Officer Kargil Sonam Wangchuk appreciated the students’ performances and thanked the dignitaries, teachers and organizers for their support.
The programme featured engaging role plays and vibrant folk dance performances by students from Leh and Kargil, reflecting their creativity, confidence and rich cultural traditions.
The programme also featured a prize distribution ceremony, where CEC Dr Jaffar Akhone and other dignitaries presented prizes and certificates to the winning students for their outstanding performances.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Nawaz Ali, who expressed gratitude to all dignitaries, teachers, students and organizers for their participation.
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