Jammu, December 30, 2024: Lieutenant Governor (LG) Shri Manoj Sinha presided over the 88th meeting of the University Council of the University of Jammu at Raj Bhavan today. The meeting focused on enhancing academic standards, administrative efficiency, and overall institutional development to cater to modern-day educational needs.
Key Highlights of the Meeting:
Curriculum and Program Development
The LG emphasized the urgent need for curriculum updates to align with emerging global trends and modern-day requirements. He stressed introducing innovative programs that cater to the evolving demands of industries and society. Furthermore, the LG underscored the importance of promoting local languages and preserving the region's rich cultural heritage through the university's academic and co-curricular initiatives.
Faculty-Strengthening and Promotions
In a significant directive, the LG instructed the University to initiate a faculty-strengthening drive. He called for expediting the recruitment process to fill vacant teaching and non-teaching positions. Special attention was directed towards resolving pending promotion cases under the Career Advancement Scheme, with the LG urging officials to handle these matters on a fast-track basis to ensure faculty motivation and institutional excellence.
Administrative Reforms
The LG issued clear instructions for streamlining the e-office system to improve administrative efficiency and transparency. He highlighted the need for digitization to reduce delays and enhance service delivery within the university.
Ongoing Infrastructure Projects
The LG reviewed the progress of ongoing infrastructure projects and directed university officials to ensure their timely completion. He called for rigorous monitoring to meet deadlines and maintain quality standards.
Promoting Excellence in Education
In his concluding remarks, the LG reiterated the government’s commitment to fostering a robust educational ecosystem in the Union Territory. He urged the University of Jammu to be a torchbearer in innovation, inclusivity, and regional development while maintaining academic excellence.
The meeting witnessed the participation of senior university officials, members of the University Council, and education department representatives. The outcomes of this session are expected to bring significant advancements in the university’s academic and administrative domains.
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