Excelsior Correspondent
BARAMULLA, Nov 8: In a bid to promote education and holistic development in remote border regions, the Indian Army today launched a major initiative to upgrade the infrastructure of Government Middle High School (GMHS), Chotali, located along the Line of Control (LoC) in Baramulla district.
During the drive, Indian Army provided essential furniture and infrastructure to enhance the school’s learning environment, bringing it on par with reputed institutions in urban areas.
As part of this project, the classrooms of the school will be transformed into smart classrooms equipped with modern amenities and digital learning tools.
The initiative aims to create a conducive environment that encourages curiosity, innovation and learning among students, ensuring access to modern education even in the remotest corners of the country.
The initiative is not confined to Chotali alone.
The Army plans to extend similar assistance to other schools in border villages, including Government School, Gagar Hill and Government Primary School, Somwali.
This broader effort seeks to empower the youth of these areas with quality education, enabling them to build brighter futures and contribute to the holistic development of Jammu and Kashmir and the nation.
The teachers at GMHS, Chotali, hailed the initiative as a transformative step that will significantly uplift the standard of education in border regions.
Students were visibly excited and expressed gratitude to the Indian Army, vowing to make the most of the upgraded facilities.
Local residents also expressed immense happiness and appreciation, describing the effort as a beacon of hope for the younger generation in remote areas.
The project not only strengthens educational opportunities but also fosters civil-military cohesion, bringing the benefits of progress and modern learning to the doorstep of border communities.
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