JAMMU, Nov 13: It was a proud and memorable occasion for the International Delhi Public School (IDPS) family as Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, selected International Delhi Public School, Jammu, from among 52 CBSE-affiliated schools in Jammu for a special interaction with students.
During his visit, the Chief Minister interacted with students of International Delhi Public School, Jammu; International Delhi Public School Junior; and International Delhi Public School, Gho Manhasan. He extended his warm greetings on Children’s Day and engaged with students in meaningful discussions about education, career opportunities and their future.
Encouraging the young students, Omar Abdullah urged them to take an active interest in sports and bring laurels to the nation. He stressed the importance of quality education, discipline and confidence, while advising children to stay away from drugs and other harmful habits. He also encouraged them to become responsible citizens and contribute positively to society.
The interaction proved inspiring for the students as the Chief Minister listened to their views and shared valuable thoughts on the importance of education, character-building and personal development.
The occasion was graced by Sahrish Ismaili, Principal; Aarti Sharma, Vice Principal; Siya Singh, Managing Director, IDPS Gho Manhasan; Syed Shiyan Salman Nizami; Ayeeda Nabi; Mohd. Shyan; Ankita Devi; and Samara Noor, along with students from all three institutions.
The IDPS management expressed immense pride and gratitude to the Chief Minister for giving valuable time and encouragement to the students. The school representatives said that the selection of IDPS for this special interaction was a matter of great honour for the entire school fraternity.
They reiterated that education goes beyond academic excellence and plays a vital role in building character, confidence, leadership qualities and responsible citizens for a better society.