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Muhammad Younis Malik assumes charge as DSEK

Srinagar, February 23 : Former District Development Commissioner Anantnag, Muhammad Younis Malik today assumed the charge as Director School Education Kashmir here in the Directorate in Srinagar.

In his first address as DSEK, Muhammad Younis Malik said that the strengthening of basic infrastructure, the optimal use of available resources for development of Education and the resolving the issues of SSA teachers will be our top priority.

DSEK further stressed upon all the concerned officers and other officials to work with zeal, dedication and honesty to achieve the goals of the Department and to make the teaching learning process more effective.

Sharing his experiences as DSEK, outgoing DSEK, Dr. G.N. Itoo expressed his good wishes towards Muhammad Younis Malik for his new endeavour.
During the ceremony, the officers of the Department warmly welcomed Muhammad Younis Malik on assuming charge.

In the beginning Joint Director School Education, Abid Hussain apprised DSEK about the current activities of the Department. The ceremony was attended by the senior officers of the Department and the officials from the Directorate of School Education Kashmir.(SMCSE,DSEK)

State Media Centre School Education
Directorate of School Education, Kashmir

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