Srinagar, August 30 – In a heartening move that underscores a commitment to uplift the education sector, 458 teaching and non-teaching staff members across Kashmir division have been promoted to the next level of their careers. The announcement was made by Sakina Itoo, Minister for Health & Medical Education, School Education, Higher Education, and Social Welfare.
The news brings a wave of celebration and recognition for those who have been the backbone of Kashmir’s academic and administrative systems—mentors in classrooms and silent contributors behind the scenes alike.
“This promotion is more than just a professional upgrade; it’s a reflection of years of hard work, perseverance, and dedication,” Minister Sakina Itoo said in an official statement. “In line with our vision to strengthen and streamline the education sector, I am proud to announce the promotion of 458 personnel. The official orders will be issued shortly.”
Extending her heartfelt congratulations, the Minister emphasized how these promotions are not just administrative decisions, but an investment in the future of education in the region.
Educationists and civil society members have hailed the decision, calling it a long-overdue recognition of the commitment and service of these personnel. From nurturing young minds in remote villages to ensuring smooth operations within educational institutions, each promoted individual carries a story of resilience and service.
As Kashmir continues to recover, rebuild, and reimagine its educational systems, moments like these become powerful markers of progress, accountability, and hope.
To the 458 promoted heroes—your journey matters. Your work has not gone unnoticed.
