Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, July 18: Relief and Rehabilitation Commissioner (Migrants) Dr Arvind Karwani emphasized the importance of providing exposure and holistic development opportunities to students of Camp Schools in Jammu. He made these remarks during his inspection visit to Government Higher Secondary School (Camp), Bohri.
Dr Karwani praised the teaching staff, describing them as a “morning breeze” enabling students to bloom despite infrastructural challenges. “Teachers in Camp Schools are doing commendable work under constrained conditions,” he noted.
He approved an exposure tour for students and staff, stating that such initiatives instill confidence, discipline and character, playing a vital role in shaping young minds. Addressing the lack of sporting platforms for Camp School students, Dr Karwani proposed the organisation of mega sports events under the aegis of the Relief Organisation.
He directed physical education staff to identify talented players at the grassroots level and facilitate their participation in inter-school and inter-zonal events organised by the Department of Youth Services & Sports (DYSS). He also addressed funding challenges, assuring that issues related to the 25% games fund pooling with DYSS could be resolved with coordination.
During the visit, Dr Karwani felicitated Manik Pandita, a student who secured 10th position in the medical stream of the Class 12 BOSE examinations. He also inspected various school facilities including the library, laboratories, and smart classrooms.
Earlier, Principal of the school, Sanjay Pandita, welcomed Commissioner and highlighted school’s achievements. A memento was presented to Dr Karwani as a token of appreciation.
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