More than 60 Girls Leave for Jammu on Educational Exposure Tour from Doda
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More than 60 Girls Leave for Jammu on Educational Exposure Tour from Doda

More than 60 Girls Leave for Jammu on Educational Exposure Tour from Doda

On February 1, 2026, an educational exposure tour for over 60 girl students from Doda was officially flagged off, marking a significant initiative under the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) scheme. This scheme aims to empower girls through educational exposure and experiential learning opportunities.

Objective of the Exposure Tour

The exposure tour has been organized by the Chief Education Officer (CEO) of Doda in collaboration with the Social Welfare Department. The primary goals of this initiative include:

  • Enhancing awareness among girl students.
  • Building confidence and promoting overall personality development.
  • Providing first-hand exposure to reputed educational institutions and historical landmarks.
  • Broadening academic, social, and cultural horizons.

Such exposure tours are crucial in motivating students, particularly girls from remote areas, to pursue higher education and aspire for greater opportunities in life.

Flag-off Ceremony

The Deputy Commissioner of Doda, Harvinder Singh, flagged off two buses carrying the students from the DC Office Complex in Doda. During the ceremony, he interacted with the girl students and encouraged them to pursue their education with confidence, determination, and ambition.

“Education is the most powerful tool for empowering girls and ensuring their active participation in nation-building,” said Deputy Commissioner Harvinder Singh.

Activities Planned for the Students

Once in Jammu, the students will have the opportunity to engage in various educational activities, including:

  • Exploring the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jammu, with guidance from the director.
  • Learning about border management.
  • Attending a parade showcasing national pride.
  • Viewing a patriotic movie to instill a sense of nationalism and pride.

These activities are designed to provide valuable learning experiences beyond the traditional classroom setting, inspiring the participants to set higher educational and career goals.

Significance of the Initiative

The Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme is a government initiative aimed at addressing the declining child sex ratio and promoting the education of girls. This educational exposure tour aligns with the broader objectives of the scheme by:

  • Encouraging girls to pursue education and professional aspirations.
  • Providing them with role models and mentors in various fields.
  • Fostering a culture of learning and ambition among young girls.

Such initiatives are vital for breaking societal barriers and empowering girls to take charge of their futures.

Community Support and Participation

The flag-off ceremony was attended by several dignitaries and officials, including:

  • ADC Doda Anil Kumar Thakur
  • Joint Director of Education, Doda, Ashfaq Khanji
  • District Social Welfare Officer, Zubair Ahmed
  • Chief Education Officer, Doda, Mohd Iqbal
  • Tehsildar, Doda, and Executive Officer, Municipal Council Doda

The presence of these officials underscores the community’s commitment to supporting educational initiatives for girls and ensuring their active participation in various programs.

Conclusion

The educational exposure tour for the girls from Doda represents a significant step toward empowering young women in the region. By providing them with opportunities to learn and grow outside their immediate environment, this initiative aims to inspire a new generation of educated and ambitious women who can contribute positively to society.

Note: The information presented in this article is based on a news release by ANI and aims to highlight the importance of educational initiatives for girls in Doda.

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