By Kargil, December 13, 2025:
PM Shri Higher Secondary School Minji celebrated its Annual Day with great enthusiasm and community participation. The event was graced by the Chairman and Chief Executive Councillor (CEC), LAHDC Kargil, Dr. Mohd Jaffer Akhoon, who attended the function as the Chief Guest.
The programme witnessed the presence of several dignitaries, including Councillor Baroo, Advocate Khadim Hussain, Chief Education Officer Sonam Wangchuk, teachers, village community members, parents, and students, making the occasion memorable and meaningful.
Addressing the gathering, the CEC congratulated the students, parents, and teaching staff on the upgradation of the school from High School to Higher Secondary School. He acknowledged the crucial role played by HELP Organisation Minji and the Village Committee members in strengthening the quality of education and supporting the overall development of the institution.
Dr. Akhoon highlighted that government schools in Kargil are now being equipped with modern facilities, improved infrastructure, and well-qualified teachers, which has significantly enhanced educational standards and contributed to a rise in student enrolment. He expressed satisfaction over these positive developments and reiterated that LAHDC Kargil remains committed to delivering good governance and quality education at the grassroots level.
The CEC also lauded the students for their impressive cultural performances, which reflected their creativity, confidence, and diverse talents. He particularly appreciated the enthusiastic participation of girl students, noting that girls are excelling across all fields—an encouraging sign of a progressive and inclusive society.
While addressing issues related to the school, Dr. Akhoon assured that the requirement of subject-wise teachers for Classes 11 and 12 would be addressed through the implementation of the new teacher transfer policy in the upcoming academic session. He further informed that teachers may also be engaged on a contractual basis to meet immediate academic needs.
Regarding infrastructure development, the CEC assured that necessary funds would be allocated for the completion of the remaining school building. He also stated that for the extension of the playground, land identification is required first, after which funds will be sanctioned under the CAPEX budget.
The Annual Day celebration concluded on a positive note, reflecting the collective commitment of the administration, educators, and community towards nurturing quality education and holistic development of students in the region.
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