SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 30: Director Colleges, Professor (Dr.) Twinkle Suri, accompanied by Professor (Dr.) Seema Naz, Nodal Principal, Kashmir Division Colleges, visited three colleges in Srinagar to review the facilities available and assess their overall functioning.
Professor (Dr.) Suri began her visit at Government College of Education (IASE), M.A. Road, Srinagar. She subsequently visited Sri Pratap College (SP College), Srinagar, followed by Amar Singh College, Srinagar.
At Government College of Education (IASE), Professor (Dr.) Seema Naz briefed Professor (Dr.) Twinkle Suri about the institution, its academic activities, administrative functioning, various initiatives, notable achievements and future goals.
In her address, Professor (Dr.) Suri, as per an official statement, congratulated Professor (Dr.) Seema Naz on her achievements and appreciated her dedicated efforts towards the development of the institution, particularly in strengthening its academic environment and institutional infrastructure.
Reassuring the faculty and staff of her full support, Professor (Dr.) Suri stated that she would make every possible effort to address their genuine demands and requirements, whether related to teaching or non-teaching staff. She further assured them that the doors of her office would always remain open to listen to their concerns and extend all possible assistance.
Later, she visited various facilities of the college, including the laboratories, library, research lab, multipurpose sports hall, classrooms, browsing centre and other important facilities.
At Sri Pratap College (SP College), Srinagar, Dr. Haris Izhar Tantray, Principal of the college, apprised Professor (Dr.) Twinkle Suri of the institution’s notable achievements, ongoing initiatives, academic accomplishments and future goals and vision.
Similarly, at Amar Singh College, Srinagar, Dr. Tahmeena Yousuf, Principal of the college, briefed Professor (Dr.) Suri about the institution’s notable achievements, academic accomplishments, ongoing initiatives, research activities and future vision.
During the visits, Professor (Dr.) Suri interacted with faculty members, students and non-teaching staff to gain first-hand insight into the functioning of the institutions, their academic environment and the facilities available on their respective campuses.
The interactions provided an opportunity to review the existing infrastructure, assess institutional requirements and listen to the concerns, suggestions and expectations of various stakeholders. She also sought feedback from students and faculty members regarding academic activities, teaching-learning practices and student support facilities.
The visits aimed at assessing the facilities available in the colleges, identifying areas requiring further attention and improvement, and ensuring a conducive academic environment for enhancing the overall quality of higher education.
