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KARNAH. SEP 10 (KNS): Teacher from Army Goodwill Higher Secondary School, Hajinar, has been awarded the Excellence Award in Education at the 13th Principals & Teachers Award – 2024. The esteemed event took place at Rangayan, Jawahar Kala Kendra, JLN Marg, Jaipur, Rajasthan.
This award, conferred by Thar Sarvoday Sansthan and Simply Jaipur, celebrates exceptional educators who have made significant contributions to the field of education across India. This year’s ceremony honored top100 principals and teachers selected from Governament & Private ,University, college, Schools from different states of all India, with a notable representation from the Kashmir region, where two principals and three teachers from different districts were recognized for their outstanding work.
As per Kashmir News Service (KNS), Mr. TAHIR GAFFAR'S selection for this prestigious award underscores his remarkable dedication and innovative approach to teaching. His efforts to enhance student learning and his commitment to academic excellence have left an indelible mark on his students and the broader educational community.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelThe Excellence Award in Education acknowledges his contributions and celebrates his role in shaping the future of his students.
Mr. TAHIR Gaffar extends his deepest gratitude to the Bharti Airtel Foundation team,Especially Mr. Anil Bhat, Mr. Mudasir Shah, Mr. Mir Aatif, and Mr. Sami Shah, for their instrumental support throughout his journey . Their encouragement and resources have been pivotal in his achievements. Additionally, Mr. Gaffar expresses heartfelt thanks to the Army Goodwill Higher Secondary School management, Principal, and especially OIC AGS HAJINAR, Lt. Col. Mohit Joshi for their unwavering support and guidance, which has been crucial in his journey.
The Excellence Award serves as a testament to the critical role that educators play in the development of future generations. It highlights the dedication and hard work of those who strive to make a difference in their students’ lives and the educational landscape as a whole.(KNS)