Empowering children through quality education aim of J&K Police & PWWA: Shri R.R Swain
Jammu, 01 June: In a significant milestone in the journey of technological advancement at JKPPS, Miran Sahib Jammu, DGP, J&K inaugurated 5G i5 Smart Panels in presence of Prof. Rasmita Das Swain, Chairperson, Management Committee, J&K PPSs/PWWA, Shri M.N Tiwari, (IGP Armed/IRP Jammu Zone, Jammu), Shri Suram Singh, (the Nodal Officer, J&K PPS Jammu) and Principal, PPS, Jammu Shri Rajeev Sharma.
These panels, a commendable initiative of Shri M.N Tiwari, the Administrative Officer of the School, promise to provide a substantial technological boost to the school students and teachers.
In his address to the teachers, students and parents, the DGP said that the biggest welfare measure of the Police department and there is not a second thought about it is that providing quality education to the children of police personnel especially because all of us are very deeply mindful of the fact that the children of the police personnel lose out on parenting front because of the nature of their job and mostly they live away from family and the children.
The DGP said that my vision is to establish a chain of schools in all districts and sub-divisions, offering a safe and nurturing environment where children can grow academically and personally. The core values of the institution should focus on building a strong foundation in education, keeping children safe from drugs, abuse, and discrimination, instilling dignity, equality, and core life values. Provide education to the poorer and farthest reaches of the society, make education accessible to all, regardless of economic or social background, the DGP said.
He said that we are committed to the educational interests of children, particularly those of our police personnel. We recognize that the nature of our job can lead to challenges for our children, including limited access to quality education. To address this, we aim to establish schools not only in headquarters districts but also in every district and sub-divisions, and even at the tehsil Police level.
He said that to empower children through education, making them capable of achieving their full potential, the Police department is committed to providing dedicated, motivated, sincere, and competent teachers, lead by equally competent Principal and offering a comprehensive curriculum with a focus on academic and non-academic development of the children, and creating a supportive and inclusive environment for all students.
The Jammu and Kashmir Police Department is actively seeking government land to expand its network of schools, providing access to quality education for all. The PPS welcomes children from all backgrounds, accepting the challenge to transform them into excellence.
The DGP commended the hard work of JKPPS Administrator, Principal, teachers and staff, besides efforts of PWWA members. On the occasion DGP,J&K felicitated 12 teachers of J&K PPS Miran Sahib Jammu whose teaching performance remained excellent during the session 2023-24 and 12 topper students (03 from each class) from class 9th to 12th who have secured good grades.
In her address, Prof. Rasmita Das Swain, Chairperson J&K PWWA/PPSs congratulated the Administrative Officer and the Principal of the School. She hoped that the addition of 6 Smart Class Panels will make learning an engaging and interesting process and increase the capacity of students to understand and comprehend tricky concepts quickly and effectively. She commended the Principal for his devotion and dedication and advised the teaching staff to update and hone their teaching skills continuously and to be innovative in their teaching methodologies. She exhorted that the students passed/passing out from our schools should be competent, well-educated and contribute in the progress of the country. She commended the contributions of parents especially of spouses of martyrs who are single handedly raising their children and said without parents’ active support, no school or education system is successful. They are the biggest stake-holders and their personal involvement and feedback is very important for making improvements. She congratulated and blessed the students for their outstanding results and thanked the PWWA members for making it convenient to attend the function despite their pressing commitments.
In his address, JKPPS Administrative Officer IGP Armed/IRP Jammu Shri M.N Tiwari thanked the DGP J&K, Chairperson J&K PWWA/PPSs, senior PWWA members, senior Police Officers and parents for sparing valuable time from their busy schedules to grace the function and assure that the newly installed Smart Class Panels will be effectively and optimally put to use to increase the quality of education in the school. He also thanked the DGP J&K and the Chairperson J&K PWWA/PPSs for addressing the long-pending anomalies in the salary structure of the teachers and congratulated the students for securing more than 90% marks in the CBSE Board Exams.
Principal PPS Shri Rajeev Sharma, in his welcome address expressed heartfelt gratitude and said that the visit of the DGP-J&K not only signifies the importance of education but also recognizes the value of empowering our youth through knowledge and learning. He also lauded the efforts of J&K Police in educating and nurturing the young minds and wards of Martyrs free of cost and serving, retired Police Personnel and SPOs and even the low-income civilian families at such affordable cost.
Shri Suram Singh, CO JKAP 8th Bn, Nodal Officer, J&K PPS Jammu presented the vote of thanks.
Mrs. Varsha Jain, Dr Jayashree Tuti, Mrs Snigdha Singh, Principal J&K PPS Srinagar, Dr Parminder Kour, Mrs Satvinder Kour, Mrs Ruby Singh, Mrs. Savita Singh, Mrs. Kavita Sambyal were some of the prominent PWWA members who have graced the function.
Besides them, the function was attended by Shri Anand Jain, ADGP Jammu Zone, Shri M. N. Tiwari, IGP Armed/IRP Jammu Zone, Shri Sujit Kumar, DIG CID Kashmir, Ms Sarah Rizvi, DIG IRP Jammu, Dr Mohammad Haseeb Mughal, DIG Traffic Jammu, Dr Vinod Kumar, SSP Jammu, Ms Sargun Shukla, CO IRP 15th Bn, Shri Mumtaz Ahmad, Dr Meenakshi Kotwal, Medical Superintendent, Police Hospital Jammu, Shri Ramesh Kumar Angral, CO IRP 18th Bn, Shri Pawan Kumar Parihar, IRP 7th Bn, Shri R. C Kotwal, CO Women Bn, Shri M. Fiesel Qureshi, SP Traffic City Jammu, Shri Suram Singh, CO, JKAP 8th Bn, Shri Shazad Salaria, SP APCR Jammu and other jurisdictional officers.
