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JK’s teachers working amid unique challenges: Altaf Bukhari

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 5, 2017
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Srinagar: Highlighting the role of teachers in inculcating values and morals in the students, the Minister for Education, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari Tuesday said teachers are like parents to the students.
In the contemporary times when mostly there are working parents, Bukhari said, the responsibility of child’s overall development comes on teachers’ shoulders.
Acknowledging the role of teachers in building a better society, Bukhari said the teachers of Jammu and Kashmir have a great role to play as they face many challenges as compared to other states.
The Minister made these remarks during the Teachers Day-2017 function organized by Directorate of School Education, Kashmir at SKICC, here.
The function was attended by Minister of State for Housing & Urban Development, Social Welfare, Health & Medical Education, Asiea Naqash; Minister of State for Education, Priya Sethi; MLA Batamaloo, Noor Mohammad Sheikh; MLC, Mohammad Khursheed Alam; Secretary School Education, Farooq Ahmad Shah and other officers of the Department.
On the occasion, the Department honored two teachers for their outstanding work. Mohammad Iqbal Sheikh, lecturer at Girls’ Higher Secondary School, Handwara and Lovely Sharma, teacher at SRLM Higher Secondary School, Jammu were given the best teachers award.
The Education Minister said this award is not for the two individuals but for the whole teachers’ fraternity who work for the improvement in education scenario in Jammu and Kashmir. He said Education Department is mulling to give awards at district and zonal levels as well.
Bukhari said he considers himself as the custodian of the students and said will do everything to ensure that academic and other interests of the students are protected. He said it is our responsibility to counsel students and show them the right direction so that they can prosper in their lives.
Speaking on the occasion, Priya Sethi praised the role of teachers in students’ lives. She said when a parent drops his child in a school; there is a firm belief in them that a teacher is there who will guide his child and take care of his overall development. “What I am Tuesday, it is because of the teachings of my teachers,” she said.
Asiea Naqash said teachers have a great role in shaping the child’s intellect. Teachers teach us discipline, morality at various levels in schools, colleges and universities.”We are born to our parents but what we are Tuesday is because of our teachers,” She said.
Secretary School Education, Farooq Ahmad Shah while highlighting the importance of teachers in any society, said teachers are the builders and makers of the nation.
He said J&K had produced teachers, scientists and philosophers of eminent repute and the Government is working hard to take the education sector to new heights.
Besides others, the function was attended by DC Srinagar, Directors of School Education (Kashmir) & (Jammu), Directors of SSA, RMSA, Chairperson BOSE, CEOs, ZEOs, principals and teachers from various schools.

 

 

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