Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Sept 5: Teachers Day, the birth anniversary of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan was celebrated with great pomp and show across Jammu province.
Describing teachers like beacon lights, Minister of State for Health, Shabir Ahmad Khan today said that they are nation builders and have pivotal role in shaping life of students, adding that the relation between a teacher and a student is a sacred relation and we owe a lot to this sacred relationship.
Minister said this while addressing in a function organized by Gandhi Global Family in connection with the Teachers Day celebrations at Tyndale Biscoe School Srinagar here today.
Director Health Services, Kashmir Dr Saleem-ul-Rehman, President Gandhi Global Family, SP Verma, Director, Principal, staff and students of Biscoe School were present on the occasion.
SP Verma and others also spoke on the occasion and threw light upon the celebrations of the day.
On the occasion, teacher of Tyndale Biscoe School Aftab Ahmad Shah was awarded best teacher for the year 2012-13 from Gandhi Global Family.
Jammu University Teacher’s Association (JUTA) celebrated Teachers Day at General Zorawar Singh Auditorium, University of Jammu. Prof Mohan Pal Singh Ishar, Vice-Chancellor of the University was the chief guest, while Dean Academic Affairs Prof Neelam Saraf was the guest of honour. Speaking on the occasion, Prof Ishar requests the teachers to fulfill their teaching assignment to the best to their ability. Earlier, Dr Rakesh Vaid, general secretary, JUTA welcomed the gathering and highlighted the significance and relevance of Teachers’ Day in context of society and nation building. Prof JP Singh Joorel, President JUTA also deliberated on the role of the teachers in building of the society. The JUTA felicitated the teachers, who superannuated during the year 2012-2013 for their selfless and dedicated services by presenting a mementos which included Prof VP Magotra, Ramesh Magotra and Romesh Sharma. Dr Vivek Sharma, treasurer JUTA, Dr Kavita Suri, Vice president, Dr Vijay Sehgal, Joint secretary, JUTA president Prof Yousaf Ganai, Registrar Prof Manoj Dhar, Controller Examination Prof Keshav Sharma, Director DDE Prof VD Singh, Director CDC Prof Deshbandhu, various Rectors, Deans, Heads and teachers of various departments were also present.
Division of Fruit Science, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agriculture Sciences and Technology (SKUAST), Jammu, celebrated Teacher’s Day. Dr VK Wali, Prof and Head, Fruit Science and Dr Parshant Bakshi, Associate Professor, Fruit Science, highlighted the importance of the Day. All the teachers of the faculty were honoured by Dr VK Bali. A cultural programme was also organized on the occasion.
Post Graduate Department of Geography, Jammu University (JU) celebrated Teachers’ Day and organized a function to honour the teaching staff and Head of Department. Students performed cultures items and entertain the audience. HoD Prof VS Manhas stressed upon the quality of the education. The whole cultural program was coordinated by Navjot Bakshi and Rahul Prasher. Dr Shashi Prabha, Prof Anuradha, Prof Sarf Raj, Prof Devinder Singh, Prof Inder Jeet Singh, Dr Rakesh Jasrotia and Dr Rajinder Singh Charak were also present.
Kathua Campus, University of Jammu celebrated Teachers Day with great pomp and show, in which students of both MBA and MCA participated enthusiastically. Prof Neelu Rohmetra, Rector, Kathua Campus, University of Jammu threw light on the importance of the day and also highlighted the teachings of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan. On the occasion, students presented various cultural items and games. Among others present were Dr Vivek Sharma, Dr Jyoti Sharma, Dr Naresh Sharma, Dr Bhanu Pratap Singh, Pankaj Khajuria, Viney Kesar, Isha Sharma, Deepak Gupta, Suresh Singh, Surbhi Gupta and Amit.
Teacher’s Day was celebrated at Government Degree College (GDC) Surankote, in which large number of academicians, scholars, staff and students participated. Symposium followed by colourful programme was organized, in which students participated actively. Prof GL Sharma, former Principal was felicitated by the Principal of the College Dr Mohd Zaman.
Teacher’s Day was celebrated at Government College of Education, Jammu. Prof Raj Singh Narania spoke about the traits of a good teacher by citing the example of former President of India, Dr Radha Krishnan. Principal of the College, Prof Kaushal Smotra along with other dignitaries released College Magazine ‘The Teacher’.
Government College for Women, Gandhi Nagar celebrated Teachers Day. Prof Nalini Kohli, former Director Colleges was the chief guest. The students presented a mesmerizing cultural programme including self composed poems, songs and speeches.
GDC Thana Mandi celebrated Teachers Day with full fervour and gaiety. A symposium on ‘Role of Teachers in present scenario’ was organized, in which Sehar Shakeel Raina secured 1st position while Shabina Magray and Flourence Chaand bagged 2nd and 3rd positions respectively. Dr Mustaq Ahmed Lone impressed upon the teaching faculty to become the role model for the students as well as for the society.
On the occasion of Teacher’s Day, the students of Government College for Women, Udhampur, presented a very colourful cultural programme. SSP, Udhampur, Anil Magotra, was the chief guest and Principal Dr Youdhvir Singh was the guest of honour.
GDC Paloura organized a colourful cultural and literary programme in the College campus to celebrate Teacher’s Day. The students performed a colourful bonaza on the occasion. The Principal of the College, Dr Savitri Sharma, eulogized the role of teachers in building nation. It is the teacher, who shows the real path to the students, he added.
A symposium on the topic ‘Role of Teachers in Personality Development’ and a cultural programme was organized to celebrate Teacher’s Day in GDC Bishnah. Principal Kalpana Kesar while addressing highlighted the achievements of Dr Radha Krishnan and encouraged the teachers and students to follow the path of hard work, dedication and righteousness.
Teacher’s Day was celebrated in GDC Billawar to commemorate the birthday of Dr Sarvepalli Radha Krishnan. A symposium on the topic ‘Role and importance of Teacher in students’ life’ was organized. Former Director Colleges, Sham Lal Gupta, was the chief guest while Principal of the College, BL Gupta, presided over the function.
GDC Banihal celebrated Teachers Day with fervour and gaiety. Principal of the College, along with teachers paid floral tributes to Dr Radha Krishnan. Dr Anil Gupta, Principal distributed prizes among the students who presented their views on the day.
GDC Sunderbani, celebrated Teachers Day with fervour and gaiety. Principal of the College, in his address, described teacher as builder of nation and a role model for the students in particular and the society at large. A colourful programme was also organized by the students and staff members.
Gandhi Memorial College of Education celebrated Teachers Day with great fervour. General secretary, HESK, AK Raina and Principal GI Koul laid stress on strengthening the teacher-student bond.
Aakash Institute of Paramedical Sciences, Udhampur celebrated Teacher’s Day with great zeal and enthusiasm. Dr. Aakash Deep, Chairman, Dr GR Gupta, Principal of Aakash Institute of Paramedical Sciences addressed the students and threw light on the life of Dr S Radha Krishnan. Staff members Dr Suchait, Dr Aprajita Sharma, Nidhi Dubey and others are also addressed the gathering. Students presented different items like short skit, dance items, etc.
Vinayak Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences celebrated Teachers Day with great fervour and enthusiasm. A quiz competition was organized and the winning team was awarded and all other participants were given certificates by Chairman of the College AD Singh.
New Millenium National College of Education, Sarore celebrated Teachers Day with great fervour. Principal Puja Gupta and students presented their views about the role of teacher in nation building and character formation. Vice-Principal highlighted the importance of the day.
To celebrate the Day, Trikuta Degree College, Nardani organized a debate competition on ‘Relation between students and teachers has deteriorated’. Chairman of the College Dr RL Sharma was the chief guest, who urged upon the students to adopt moral values as Principles of life. Ravish Sharma, Managing Director, was the guest of honour. Principal Prof PK Koul said the relation of the teachers and the students is dying out. Priyanka Choudhary, Shivani Sharma and Tilak Raj who stood 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively were awarded by the chief guest.
An Intra-College symposium on ‘Role of Teachers in strengthening the communal Harmony’ was organized in RM College of Management and IT, Sainik Colony, on the occasion of Teachers Day. Rita Mengi, Trustee of RM Charitable and Educational Trust, was the chief guest on the occasion. Principal PK Dhar highlighted the role of teachers towards the development and prosperity of the nation.
Sacred Heart College of Education, Paloura, celebrated Teachers Day with great pomp and show. A cultural programme was organized on the occasion. MD Hari Singh Chib highlighted the contributions of Dr Radha Krishnan in the field of education. Principal Dr KK Tiwari also expressed his views.
NIFD celebrated Teachers Day with great enthusiasm. A colourful programme was organised for the teachers comprising titles, skits, songs, poetry, games and dances. Chairperson Vanita Thakur asked the students to show the same zeal and enthusiasm in future programmes.
Teacher’s Day was celebrated at Government Boys Higher Secondary School, Gandhi Nagar. Principal PD Sharma exhorted the students to be better students and make the society a healthy place to live in.
Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Rehari celebrated the day. On this occasion, speakers highlighted the achievement of Dr Sarvepalli Radha Krishnan. Students presented a cultural programme. Principal, Sanjay Kumar Zutshi guided the students to follow the path shown by Dr Radha Krishnan.
Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Jakh celebrated the day. Principal Vijay Kumar Bhagat presented detailed life history of Dr Radha Krishnan.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Bazar Qasaban, Gujjar Nagar, Jammu with enthusiasm and zeal. Students threw light on the life of Dr Radha Krishnan and also presented cultural items.
Government Higher Secondary School, Panthal celebrated Teachers Day. Principal Sunil Nanda threw light on the career of Dr S Radha Krishnan. A colourful programme was organized by the students.
Government Higher Secondary School, Rajpura, Samba celebrated Teachers Day with great enthusiasm. Principal, Deepak Gupta, staff members and students threw light on the importance of the day.
Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Kandoli Nagrota celebrated Teachers Day. Principal of the institution SK Bhat advised the students to adopt the teachings of Dr Radha Krishnan and other great philosophers. MA Mirza, Vice Principal threw light on the student-teacher relationship.
Government Mixed Higher Secondary School, Durga Nagar celebrated Teachers Day. Principals Mohal Lal and Devinder Handoo threw light on the importance of teacher day. A cultural programme was also presented by the students.
Government Boys Higher Secondary, Sunderbani celebrated Teachers Day. OP Sharma, Principal, teachers and students threw light in the importance of the day.
Teachers Day was celebrated in the Government Higher Secondary School, Ghagwal, Samba. Students spoke on the life of Dr Radha Krishnan. Principal Neeru Sachar presided over the function. Government Higher Secondary School, Chowki Chora, Akhnoor, celebrated Teachers Day. Principal Ashok Kumar Tickoo threw light on the importance of the Day. The students presented a colourful cultural programme on the occasion.
On the eve of Teachers Day, all the teachers, Principal, Rajni Kotwal and other staff members paid tributes to Dr S Radha Krishnan in a function organized at Government Higher Secondary School, Jandrah. In her address, the Principal threw light on the contributions of Dr Radha Krishnan in the field of education.
Dogra Higher Secondary School, Shastri Nagar celebrated Teacher’s day with pomp and show. On the occasion, students performed the duties and responsibilities of Principal, Vice Principal and teachers. Gambhir Dev Singh Charak, Managing Director, Principal Davinder Kour and Vice Principal Nirmala Koul threw light on the importance of the day.
Delhi Public School, Katra celebrated “Teachers’ Day”, where in students presented a colourful show including special assembly, dances, skits and group songs highlighting the importance of the teachers. Principal RK Verma highlighted the importance of teachers in one’s life. School Headmistress Vandna Sharma was also present.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Luthra Public School, Talab Tillo and Luthra Higher Secondary School Kachhi Chawni with great zeal and fervour. Debates, symposium, quiz competition besides social and cultural programmers were performed by the students on the occasion. Principal Sanjeev Luthra and Chairman Rajeev Luthra threw light on the importance of the day.
Tiny Tots Higher Secondary School celebrated Teachers Day with pomp and show. Mehak Gupta acted as Principal, while as other students posed as teachers conducted the morning assembly and also taught in the junior classes. Cultural programme was also organized. Ratna Bharti, Principal, Tity Tots Elementary Teacher Training Institute, Shashi Bhala and Deepali Handa, Principal were also present.
Dewan Badri Nath Vidya Mandir Higher Secondary School celebrated Teachers Day with full gaiety and fervour. On the occasion, senior students posed as teachers and conducted the morning assembly and also taught the junior classes. One of the senior class student, Tanu Priya, posed as Principal and Diksha posed as Headmaster. Students presented a colourful cultural programme in honour of their teachers and also spoke on the importance of the Teachers Day. Rajinder Kakkar, Manager Trust, Suresh Sharma, Director Academics, Indu Puri, Principal and Shubh Sharma, Headmaster of the school were also present.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, Gandhi Nagar. Principal and teachers paid respect to Dr S Radha Krishnan by garlanding his portrait. Principal CR Bhagat, Vice Principal Dr BC Dwivedy, JK Dhiman, National Awardee Teacher and Headmaster Mohan Lal highlighted the importance of the day. Devotional songs were presented by the teachers.
Teachers Day was celebrated with fervour and gaiety at BSF School, Paloura. A special morning assembly was held, during which Principal Dr SS Khokhar along with, Headmistress of Primary Wing, teaching staff paid floral tribute to Dr S Radha Krishnan. NS Jamwal DIG/ PSO BSF Jammu FTR was the chief guest, who felicitated the teachers. Students presented various cultural items and enthralled the audience.
Heritage Public School celebrated Teachers’ Day with great zest and enthusiasm. On the occasion, students presented various cultural progamme, which was highly appreciated by the audience. In his address, Principal Heritage School highlighted the importance of the day.
Light House Public School, Chowk Chabutra celebrated Teachers Day with pomp and show. On the occasion, students presented various cultural programmes. Principal Rajan Sharma and Vice Principal Parul Sharma threw light on the life and teachings of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
Model Academy celebrated Teachers Day in both its branches with great zeal and enthusiasm. Dr Adit Gupta, Joint Director MIER, Rupa Gupta, Principal Model Academy, Ruchika Gupta, Project Director Humming Buds, Usha Gadoo, Vice Principal Model Academy, Manju Vali, Convener Cultural Committee and Usha Chuni, Convener Sports in their speeches threw light on the life and teachings of Dr Radha Krishnan. On the occasion, students presented a colourful cultural programme including group song, dances, skit on the theme of value education, rock band presentation, yoga presentation by little toddlers of Humming Buds, etc.
May Fair Higher Secondary School celebrate Teacher’s Day. Natha Ram Dingra, Jr Secretary BOSE was the chief guest, who while speaking highlighted the role of teacher in society. ID Soni, Commission/Secretary of Bharat Scouts and Guides, Sohail Kazmi, Secretary of Press Club, Vijay Basur Chairman, May Fair Group of Institution also expressed their views. Students presented colourful items including dance and skits. Later a prize distribution function was held in which outstanding facility members and students were honoured by the Managing Committee.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Abhay Higher Secondary School, Muthi with pomp and show. On the occasion, students participated in various activities including project works, long jump, high jump, spoon race, musical chair, etc and winners were also awarded. Principal Kiran Raina, Vice Principal, teachers and students in their speeches threw light on the life and teachings of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Vishwa Bharati Public Higher Secondary School and Vishwa Bharati College of Education, Akalpur Morh. On the Priyanka Bhat of class 12th student functioned as Principal, while as the other students of this class as teachers. Students also presented various programmes including songs, dances, short skits and speeches. JL Koul, Secretary, College of Education and Public School, Dr SK Kaul, Treasurer Jammu Units, Principal of the school Prof Annapurna Kaul, teaching fraternity of both school and college and citizens were also present.
Shiksha Niketan Higher Secondary School, RM School and College celebrated Teachers Day with great pomp and show. On the occasion, Indra Bhalla, was the chief guest, who along with Principal Rameshwar Mengi highlighted the importance of the day. Students presented speeches on the life of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
Shobha Model Higher Secondary School, Lakshmipuram celebrated Teachers’ Day. Floral tributes were paid to Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan, followed by speeches on his life. Students conducted the academic as well as routine business of the school.
SP Senior Secondary School, Sarore celebrated Teachers Day. On the occasion, chief guest VK Nanda, RS Samyal, Academic Director, Prithvi Raj Gupta, Administrator and Shivang Satya Gupta, CEO Smart Schooling and Systems highlighted the importance of the day.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Raina Higher Secondary School, Paloura. A symposium on “Role of the Teacher in Modern Society” was organized, in which Tanshika, Arzoo and Rajni emerged winners. Principal advised the students to respect their teachers, follow their instruction and came up to their expectations.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Gandhi Memorial Higher Secondary School, RS Pura with pomp and show. Rahul choudhary acted as principal. Cultural programme was also presented by the students. Kewal Krishan, Chairman, Gandhi Memorial ETT Institution, RS Pura, Ved Parkash, retd ZEO, Darshan Lal, Principal and Raj Kumari, Secretary threw light on the importance of the day.
Humanity Public School celebrated Teachers Day. On the occasion floral tributes were paid to Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan. Cultural programme was also organized on the occasion. Gaurav Charak, Principal, Vice Principal Anku Gaurav Charak, teachers and students in their speeches highlighted the importance of the day.
Raina Higher Secondary School, Chak Seri celebrated Teachers Day. A symposium on “Role of the Media in Educating People” was organized, in which students participated actively. Principal in his speech threw light on the importance of the day.
Khalsa Model Academy, Udhampur celebrated Teachers Day. Students presented speeches highlighting the importance of the day. Principal asked the students to adopt the qualities of great leader Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
Shiv Public Higher Secondary School, Sari Rakwalan, Ghou Manhasan, celebrated Teachers Day. On the occasion, speeches were delivered to highlight the great work done by the teachers with reference to Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan. Principal threw light on the life and teachings of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
JK Convent, Subash Nagar celebrated Teachers Day. Sohan Singh Soni, senior leader PDP, was chief guest on the occasion. Rohit Bains, Director of the school threw light on the life and achievements of Dr S Radha Krishnan. Principal Kansha Koul was also present.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Brigadier Khuda Baksh Memorial Public Higher Secondary School. On the occasion, Masud A Choudhary, former Vice Chancellor BGSBU and Patron-in-Chief of Gurjar Desh Charitable Trust was the chief guest, who inaugurated Math Lab, modernized pre-primary wing and junior computer lab in the primary wing of the institution. Principal Dr BR Sharma, teachers and students in their speeches threw light on the importance of the day.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Government High School, Pull Tawi, Jammu. Headmaster Neelam Gupta along with other staff paid rich tributes to Dr Radha Krishnan and threw light on the importance of the Day.
Government High School, Ban Sultan, Miran Sahib organized a cultural programme to celebrate Teacher’s Day. The Programme was jointly presented by students as well as teachers. Headmaster Paramjit Kumar in his address highlighted the teachings of Dr Radha Krishnan.
Government High School, Raipur celebrated Teachers Day with great enthusiasm. The staff members as well as students paid tribute to Dr Radha Krishnan. Headmaster Sat Pal Sharma highlighted the importance of the Day.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Crescent Public School, Disco Road, Janipur. Chairman Arshad Choudhary, Managing Director Tasneem Choudhary and Principal RS Pathania highlighted the importance of the day. Students presented colourful cultural programme, which was appreciated by the audience.
Silver Bells High School, Paloura celebrated Teachers Day with pomp and show. On the occasion, students and teachers exchanged gifts. Principal threw light on the life and teachings of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Surya Mahashakti High School, Bantalab. On the occasion, cultural progamme was presented by the students. Sunil Kotwal, Founder and Amita Devi, Managing Director highlighted the importance of the day.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Cambriage School, Paloura. Principal threw light on the importance of the day. Students presented various cultural programme.
Happy Hours School, Rehari Colony celebrated Teacher’s Day with fervour. Children presented cards, flowers and sweets to their teachers and presented cultural programmes.
Principal Poonam Gupta spoke about the importance of day.
Ankur Vidyalaya Public High School, New Plot celebrated Teachers Day. Students presented various cultural programmes including dance items and debate. Principal Reena threw light on the importance of the day.
Kids Kudose Public School, Lower Shiv Nagar celebrated Teachers Day with great pomp and show. On the occasion, children presented various cultural programmes. Principal Pratibha Duggal threw light on the life and teachings of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
Chalk and board competition was organized at JK Little Millennium to celebrated teachers day. In the competition, students participated with enthusiasm. Students also expressed their views on the importance of the day. Rajini Gupta, Managing Director threw light on the life and teachings of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
Tender Toes Pre School, Shastri Nagar celebrated Teachers Day. On the occasion, Arti Kohli, Coordinator, students and teachers spoke on the life and teachings of Sarvepalli Radha Krishnan.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Lord Mahavira Play Way School, Shiv Nagar. On the occasion, students participated in various activities including tug-of-war, display your talent, pass the parcel, musical chair, etc. Madhu Sharma, Principal and vice Principal Geeta threw light on the life of Sarvepalli Dr Radha Krishnan.
Teachers Day was celebrated at Kids Campus, an International Pre School, Channi Himmat. While speaking, Aditi Gupta, Director of the school said that teachers play a pivotal role in every student’s life. She also threw light on the life and teachings of Dr. Radha krishanan. Toddlers presented various cultural items on the occasion.
State Institute of Education, Jammu, under the chairmanship of Joint Director, Trainings, HR Parkhroo, celebrated Teachers Day. The speakers eulogized the services of Dr Radha Krishnan as a great teacher. The Joint Director exhorted the teaching fraternity to follow the footsteps of Dr Radha Krishnan.
Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), Udhampur, celebrated Teachers Day at GDC Udhampur under the leadership of Sushant Gupta. ABVP activists presented books to the Principal and professors of the College. Sushant Gupta, threw light on the importance of the Day.
J&K United School Teachers Association celebrated Teachers day at Goswami Guru Naba Das Hall. Hari Singh along with all the participants paid floral tribute to the visionary leader Dr Radha Krishnan. Singh highlighted the achievements of Dr Radha Krishnan in the field of Education.
National Secular Forum celebrated Teachers Day in University campus, by greeting all the teachers. NSF president, Sukhdev Singh, along with other members of the Forum including scholars from various departments greeted Vice-Chancellor Prof Mohan Pal Singh Isher and presented a trophy to him. Addressing the NSF members, Vice Chancellor highlighted the role of teachers in the students’ life.
All Education Employees’ Welfare Committee, Zone Khour, celebrated Teachers Day by felicitating the retired employees of Education Department of Zone Khour, in a function organized at Government Higher Secondary School, Khour. A total of 10 retirees were felicitated on the occasion for their excellent services provided to the department.
Bansal Classes Private Limited Jammu Centre celebrated Teachers Day. The faculty from Kota (Rajasthan) invited the students to take over the classes for some periods and experience the vital role of a teacher within four walls of learning system. The students shared their views about the teachers and presented gifts to their teachers.
St Paul’s Church and WFCS in collaboration with Alexander Memorial School, Jammu celebrated Teachers day with great enthusiasm in the Church premises. Principal Esther William in his address highlighted the importance of education and woman literacy with biblical references. Six eminent teachers were honoured on the occasion by presenting gifts and certificates of appreciation. Besides this, four teachers were given Life Time Achievement Awards.
BIG FM 92.7 Jammu came out with a very interactive and unique activity to celebrate Teachers Day called ‘Kaun Banega Favourite Teacher’. As part of this interacting activity, the RJs of the Station went around in different schools of the city with pseudo ballot boxes and requested students to drop a vote in the ballot for their favourite teacher.
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