JAMMU, Nov 10: : Principal, Government Gandhi Memorial Science College, Jammu, Prof. (Dr.) Romesh Kumar Gupta, accompanied by Waseem Bashir Dev, General Manager, SCIOP, today took stock of the progress of various ongoing developmental projects being executed by SCIOP on the College campus.
The inspection visit was aimed at reviewing the physical progress of the ongoing works, assessing their quality and ensuring their timely completion. The team was accompanied by Ravinder Kumar, Executive Engineer (EXEN), Harvinder Singh, Divisional Manager, SCIOP; Dr. Ashaq Hussain, Associate Professor and Dr. Lokinder Singh, Assistant Professor.
During the visit, the Principal emphasised the need to accelerate the pace of execution of all ongoing projects while maintaining the prescribed quality standards. He particularly highlighted the significance of the Boys’ Hostel project, which, upon completion, will provide much-needed residential facilities to students and strengthen the institutional infrastructure.
He also underscored the importance of the Macadamization of the College campus stating that this initiative is essential for creating a conducive and academically enriching environment.
Prof. (Dr.) Gupta directed the concerned executing agency and officials to ensure close coordination, regular monitoring and timely resolution of any bottlenecks so that all projects are completed within the stipulated timelines without compromising on quality.
Speaking on the occasion, Waseem Bashir Dev, General Manager, SCIOP, assured the College administration, on behalf of SCIOP, that all ongoing works would be executed at the best possible pace and completed within the stipulated time frame. He reiterated SCIOP’s commitment to maintaining quality standards and ensuring effective coordination with the College authorities for the smooth and timely execution of the projects.
The visit concluded with a constructive interaction between the College administration and SCIOP officials, reaffirming their shared commitment towards strengthening the College’s infrastructure and providing improved facilities to students and the academic community.