Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha throughout a Goods and Service Tax (GST) symposium in Jammu on Wednesday, March 1, 2023.
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Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday mentioned the time has gone when the administration was running at the “whims and fancies” of some folks with vested pursuits.
He additionally mentioned 20,000 vacant posts within the administration can be stuffed quickly.
“Entire J&K administration is working towards the welfare of every common man. The time has gone when J&K’s administration was running at the whims and fancies of some handful of people with vested interests,” Mr. Sinha mentioned with out figuring out such individuals.
Addressing the inspiration day celebration of Jammu Cluster University, he requested the academic establishments and college students to collectively take part within the conduct of G20 assembly.
“Be the socio-cultural ambassadors of J&K and make the world aware of the diversity of Jammu and Kashmir,” the L-G mentioned, including academic establishments must also dedicate themselves to actively present options to native issues.
Congratulating the Cluster University for attaining excellence in high quality training, Mr. Sinha mentioned the college, established on at the present time in 2017 with 5 constituent faculties, is enjoying its position of a change agent, with deal with ability growth and to rework the colourful establishments because the centres of new concepts and discoveries.
Under the steerage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Jammu and Kashmir has emerged because the hub of training within the nation, he mentioned.
“Our agriculture universities are also going global. We must enable universities to contribute to India’s knowledge economy,” Mr. Sinha mentioned, including that each one the academic establishments should preserve tempo with the evolving world.
He highlighted the essential position of school campuses and school rooms in enriching the society, creating and nurturing the very best skills and burdened upon the mandatory modifications in sync with the National Education Policy.
“The new invention will not be born out of memories of the past or books, but from a free mind, from a young mind full of curiosity. To make the curiosity, innovation, invention, lifeblood of academic institutions, we must implement recommendations of NEP,” he mentioned.
Observing that innovation can be a serious contributor to India’s $5 trillion financial system, the Lt Governor requested the academic establishments to maintain tempo with digitalisation and future applied sciences.
“We must remove the burden of textbooks and instill in young students the urge for new discoveries. We must give them courage and strength to explore the unknown and not just syllabus. We should provide them with academic freedom so that they get to know themselves and respect their own uniqueness,” he mentioned.
The L-G additionally spoke on the expansion registered in numerous sectors together with tourism, industries, livelihood era, sports activities, and the measures taken to enhance companies for the folks.
