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Girls shine in class 12 results, CM applauds merit holders

Srinagar, Jan 14 (KINS): Chief Minister today lauded the outstanding performance of girl students who secured a significant share of merit positions in the Class 12 examination results, calling it a proud moment for Jammu and Kashmir.
The Chief Minister said the achievement reflects the growing importance of girls’ education in the Union Territory and highlights a positive social change. He particularly acknowledged the “silent but strong” support of parents who believe in educating their daughters and encouraging them to excel academically.
Congratulating the successful students, the Chief Minister said the consistent rise in the performance of girls is a clear indicator that investments in education and changing mindsets are yielding results.
Addressing students who could not secure top positions, especially boys, the Chief Minister urged them to remain resilient and not lose heart. He said examination results should be seen as a stepping stone rather than a setback, encouraging them to keep striving and use the outcome as motivation for greater success in the future.
The Chief Minister wished all students the very best for their academic and professional journeys ahead.(KINS)

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