Bandipora, 27 Jan (KNS) : In a passionate appeal, JKPCC District President Bandipora, Mushtaq Ahmad Tantrey, has called for the establishment of a women’s college in Bandipora to address the growing educational needs of the region.

Highlighting the district’s rich legacy of knowledge, culture, and natural resources, Tantrey emphasized that Bandipora has long been renowned for its contributions to Alim (knowledge), Adab (literature), and Aab (water resources).

Tantrey noted that the district has produced many intellectuals, educationists, and towering personalities who have made significant contributions to society. Despite this illustrious history, he lamented the lack of a dedicated institution for higher education for women in Bandipora.

He urged Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, and Minister of Education Sakina Itoo to prioritize the establishment of a women’s college in the district. Tantrey stressed that the availability of ample land in Bandipora makes it an ideal location for such a project, which would not only benefit the local population but also serve as a beacon of progress and empowerment for women in the region.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

“The establishment of a women’s college in Bandipora will open new avenues for girls and young women, allowing them to pursue higher education without having to leave their hometown. It is a step towards empowering our daughters and ensuring their brighter future,” Tantrey stated.

The demand for a women’s college has been a long-standing issue in Bandipora, with residents and community leaders repeatedly raising the matter. Tantrey’s call for action reflects the aspirations of the people of Bandipora, who hope for a positive response from the authorities to fulfill this much-needed educational requirement.

Residents of Bandipora have echoed Tantrey’s sentiments, urging the government to take swift action to bring this vision to life. (KNS)