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International Daily Rising K-12 & Junior Schools Organised THE EDU SUMMIT 4.0

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International Daily Rising School (K-12 & Junior Schools) organised the fourth edition of Edu Summit & Award Function-2025 on 2 August 2025 at Hotel Radisson Blu, Jammu.

Early childhood and primary education represent a critical window in shaping a child’s cognitive, emotional, social, and moral development. These formative years are not only the bedrock of academic learning but also pivotal in nurturing character, creativity, and lifelong values. In acknowledgment of this profound responsibility, the Edu Summit 4.0 for all Junior International Daily Rising School was grandly organised on 2August 2025 at the prestigious Radisson Blu Hotel, Jammu.

The summit was a joint endeavour by Junior International Daily Rising School, Trikuta Nagar, and International Daily Rising School, Chowadi, Sainik Colony, with the aim of bringing together thought leaders, educators, academic visionaries, and key stakeholders committed to enriching the landscape of junior education. The event was further elevated by the invaluable support of its distinguished event partners — Eduline Publications, Madhuban Publications, Viva Publications, Collins Publications, Unacademy, School Cinema, Bharti Bhawan Publications, and UOLO Publications — each contributing their unique expertise and educational resources to promote progressive learning methodologies.

The Edu Summit 4.0 the largest event in Jammu till date, offered a unique platform to showcase latest trends in the education industry. It provided a platform for future educators to meet with Education leaders, policymakers, academicians, professionals, administrators, channel partners, teachers and teaching faculties, to share and exchange the latest developments, current practices, and innovative ideas in the area of education & skills.

This summit saw a turnover of 250 plus Futuristic Educators from 14 different Junior International Daily Rising School Centres across Jammu. Being one of the largest preschool chain of Jammu, Junior& K-12 International Daily Rising School is keen on staying updated about various new programs. It is by the diligent efforts of these mentors that Junior International Daily Rising School achieved the No. 1 Preschool chain award.

The summit started with Lighting of Lamp with all the distinguish guests followed by Saraswati Vandana by the students of International Daily Rising School Chowadi, Sainik Colony. Ms Supinder Kaur, Founder & Chairperson, International Daily Rising School Chowadi, Sainik Colony, welcomed all the Guests of the prestigious event and various futuristic educators.

The Guest Speakers were Dr Rajani Rao from Bangalore, Mr Pawan Gupta from New Delhi andDr Atul Hans, Director/Principal, International Daily Rising School.The visionaries Ms. SupinderKour, Chairperson  & Mr. Raghav Gupta, MD, International Daily Rising School Chowadi, Sainik Colony along with Eminent Guests &Centre Heads, graced the occasion with their benign presence.

The event was spread over three different interactive sessions. The first impressive session was taken by Resource Person, Dr. Atul Hans, Director Academics cum Principal, International Daily Rising School on “Anything is possible”, an ice breaking session followed by the second session by Mr. Pawan Gupta, an inspiring force in the world of education and personal transformation, on ” Facing the Future Together – Exploring 21st Century Skills.”

The third session was taken by Dr Rajani Rao, an early educator, who took the session on “Literacy and Numeracy”. She was the perfect person to educate the futuristic leaders the magic of coding phonics, the powerful thematic story – an approach in numerology and nature science.

There were many other esteemed guests & Centre Heads like Ms. Meeta Syal and Ms. Ekta Syal from Talab Tillo & Gole Gujral, Ms. Ritu Sambyalfrom Samba, Ms. Harpreet Kaur from R.S. Pura, Ms. Gagandeep Kaur from Nagrota, Mr. Samandeep Singh from Chatha, Mr. Lakha LakhinderSingh from Sidhra,Ms. Monika Sharma from Bantalab, Ms Bhumika Sharma from Kathua, Ms Rajni Chaudhary from Vijaypur, Ms Bhawna Dogra from Trikuta Nagar, Ms Deepa Dogra from Digiana Branch and Ms Jaspreet Kaur from Vasant Vihar, who captivated the audience with their visionary ideas and thought-provoking insights. Their profound understanding of the educational landscape left a lasting impact and inspired participants.

During the award segment of the summit, all Futuristic Educators were honoured for their visionary contributions to education. The event was gracefully hosted by Ms. Veerta and Ms. Neha, who ensured the proceedings ran seamlessly.

International Bodybuilder Vimal Jit calls on LG Manoj Sinha

Jammu, July 18: Vimal Jit, an International Bodybuilder from Jammu called on Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, Friday.As per a statement issued here, Vimal Jit has won Gold medal at the 15th Men’s South Asian Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championship held in Thimphu, Bhutan.The Lieutenant Governor congratulated him for his outstanding achievement at the international Bodybuilding event and extended best wishes for his upcoming competitions.

Lawyers Write to NHRC Chairperson over J&K Police Atrocities

11 lawyers from across India have petitioned Justice V. Ramasubramanian, Chairperson, NHRC, over two shocking incidents in Jammu: the public beating of an accused in Gangyal, and a theft suspect paraded with a garland of shoes.

These acts violate Article 21, Supreme Court rulings, and basic human dignity. The lawyers demand an independent inquiry, strict action against officers, and urgent police reform.

India is ruled by law, not by humiliation.
From :
1. Nikhil Padha, Advocate, High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh
2. Sonal Gupta, Advocate, Supreme Court of India
3. Rameez Reza, Advocate, High Court of Patna
4. Padamja Sharma, Advocate, High Court of Delhi
5. Reetik Jasrotia, Advocate, Supreme Court of India .
6. Akarshan Magotra, Advocate, High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh
7. Abrar Hussain Khan, Advocate, High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh
8. Namita Chhabra, Advocate, High Court of Delhi
9. Lavanya Bhatt, BA LLB ( Uttarakhand)
10. Rishika Chaurasia, BA LLB ( Allahabad)
11. Jiya Gupta, BA LLB ( Jammu)


#NHRC #JKPolice #PoliceBrutality #RuleOfLaw #HumanRights #StopPublicShaming

LG Manoj Sinha Lays Foundation Stone for Auditorium, Announces Educational and Sports Facilities in Gurha Slathia

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha laid the foundation stone for a state-of-the-art auditorium and announced upgradation works at Government Higher Secondary School, Gurha Slathia. The new auditorium, with a seating capacity of 500 people, along with school modernization, will be funded through charitable contributions.

The project stems from a demand raised by local representatives and youth during the LG’s earlier visit to Gurha Slathia in February 2025. “When I visited in February, the youth requested a large auditorium. I promised to make it happen by contributing 50% of the funds and coordinating with the local MLA for the rest. But the budget constraints made it difficult, so I turned to revered Babaji for support, and he assured me of help. I’m happy and grateful today,” the LG said.

He expressed hope that the auditorium construction will be completed within a year, while also ensuring that the Government Higher Secondary School will be upgraded with modern, tech-enabled infrastructure.

In another major announcement, the Lieutenant Governor revealed plans for a sports facility in Gurha Slathia, also to be financed through charity. “Education shapes a region’s destiny. Investment in educational infrastructure not only fosters development but also drives economic growth and entrepreneurial activity,” he said.

Highlighting the transformative impact of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, LG Sinha stated that significant reforms have revolutionized school and higher education across Jammu and Kashmir. “Many regions across the world have witnessed economic transformation through massive investment in education and skill development. We are following the same path,” he said.

He further noted that equitable access to quality education is being ensured in rural areas, and thousands of previously out-of-school children have been brought back to classrooms. He urged the youth to utilize new skilling initiatives to help transform J&K into a hub of innovation, equality, and progress.

The Lieutenant Governor also spoke about the rapid development taking place in Samba, particularly in border areas, underlining the importance of strengthening these regions. “Border areas are our first line of defence. Over the past five years, Samba has seen remarkable infrastructure growth and fast-paced industrialization that has integrated the region with the national mainstream,” he remarked.

Addressing the gathering, the LG emphasized the ongoing reforms under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and urged all stakeholders to maintain development momentum. “Let us unite in strength and determination to build a better present and future for Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.

He also praised the efforts of MLA Surjit Singh Slathia, Divisional Commissioner Ramesh Kumar, Deputy Commissioner Rajesh Sharma, and the people of Samba, especially the youth, for their dedication in bringing visible transformation on the ground.

The event was attended by prominent citizens, officials, and large numbers of enthusiastic residents from the area.

JKPCC President Urges MEA to Evacuate J&K Students from Iran

Amid escalating tensions and the volatile security situation in Iran, Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) President, Tariq Hameed Karra, has strongly appealed to the Union Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) to take immediate steps to ensure the safety and evacuation of students from Jammu and Kashmir currently studying in the country.

In a statement issued today, Karra urged External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar to prioritize the well-being of Indian citizens, especially students from the Union Territory, and initiate urgent diplomatic and logistical measures to facilitate their safe return.

“I am fully aware of the anxiety and distress among the parents and families of students stranded in Iran. The situation is deeply concerning, and I hope the MEA will act swiftly to bring our children home safely,” Karra said.

The JKPCC President further stressed the importance of comprehensive support, including communication assistance, travel arrangements, and counseling, to those affected.

As tensions continue to rise in the region, the call for immediate government action has grown louder, with families appealing for reassurance and quick intervention from the Centre.

CM Omar Abdullah Condemns Israeli Attack on Iran, Urges Global Response and Safety of Kashmiri Students

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today strongly condemned Israel’s recent attack on Iran, terming it “unjustified” and called on global powers to avoid double standards when dealing with international conflicts.

Speaking to reporters ahead of his monthly public outreach programme at the Raabita Office, the Chief Minister said, “If Russia attacking Ukraine is considered wrong, then Israel waging war on Iran is equally unjustifiable. There was no just cause for Israel to carry out what it called a ‘pre-emptive strike.’”

He added that it would be deeply unfortunate if world powers remained silent in the face of this aggression, drawing comparisons with the international community’s unified condemnation of Russia.
“Israel did what Russia did to Ukraine. But while there was global outrage over Russia’s actions, the response to Israel’s strike on Iran has been conspicuously muted—whether from Europe or the US,” he said.

Omar warned that the conflict could have serious implications for India.
“It will immediately affect us—fuel prices will rise, the stock market will be hit, international flights could be disrupted, and most importantly, public sentiment will be impacted,” he added.

The CM expressed concern for the safety of Kashmiri students currently studying in Iran. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), he appealed to the Ministry of External Affairs:

“Requesting @MEAIndia to urgently ensure the safety and well-being of Kashmiri students currently stuck in Iran. Every step must be taken to safeguard our students.”


On Ahmedabad Air Crash: Omar Expresses Condolences

Commenting on the tragic Ahmedabad Dreamliner plane crash, Omar termed the incident “deeply unfortunate.”
“Only one person survived. This model had no such crash history earlier. We hope the cause of the crash is swiftly determined so that similar tragedies can be avoided in future,” he said.


Public Outreach Programme: Voices from Across J&K Heard

As part of his monthly public outreach initiative, the Chief Minister met with numerous delegations and individuals from across Jammu and Kashmir at his Raabita Office.

Key meetings included:

  • Director IIT Jammu, Prof. Manoj S. Gaur, who sought support for the institute’s Venture Fund to foster socio-economic development.
  • Kashmiri Language Union, which appealed for institutional support to promote and preserve the Kashmiri language.
  • Revenue Officers’ Delegation, which submitted a memorandum seeking the reorganization of the Revenue Department and improved service conditions for officers.
  • Industrial Estate Pampore Delegation, which raised concerns about infrastructure and development challenges.
  • J&K OBC Resident Welfare Forum, which voiced demands related to the rights and upliftment of the OBC community.
  • Bharat CSR Network, which proposed tourism promotion partnerships in the region.
  • Animal Rescue Kashmir, which requested support for animal welfare initiatives.
  • SRO-120 Appointees and Rehabilitation Assistance Scheme Candidates, who sought resolution of pending compassionate appointment cases.
  • Voice of Weekly Newspapers, which flagged issues faced by regional weekly newspaper publishers.

The CM gave a patient and empathetic hearing to all representations and assured timely action on all genuine demands.

Advisor to the CM Nasir Aslam Wani and other senior officials were also present during the outreach programme.

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Reviews Security Arrangements for Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today chaired a high-level meeting to review the security arrangements for the upcoming Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra.

The meeting was attended by key officials, including:

  • Atal Dulloo, Chief Secretary
  • Nalin Prabhat, Director General of Police (DGP)
  • Lt Gen Prashant Srivastava, General Officer Commanding 15 Corps
  • SJM Gillani, Special Director General (Coordination), PHQ
  • Pankaj Thakur, Joint Director, Intelligence Bureau (IB)
  • Nitish Kumar, ADGP CID
  • Rajesh Kumar, ADG CRPF
  • Dr. Mandeep K. Bhandari, CEO SASB and Principal Secretary to the LG
  • Ramesh Kumar, Divisional Commissioner Jammu
  • Vijay Kumar Bidhuri, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir
  • VK Birdi, IGP Kashmir
  • Bhim Sen Tuti, IGP Jammu
  • Along with senior officers from the Police, Army, CAPFs, and Intelligence agencies.

During the meeting, the Lieutenant Governor conducted a comprehensive review of the security grid and strategies in place to safeguard the pilgrimage. He emphasized the need for seamless coordination among all stakeholders—including the civil administration, Shri Amarnath Ji Shrine Board (SASB), J&K Police, Army, and central armed police forces—for ensuring a peaceful and incident-free Yatra.

The LG also reviewed:

  • The deployment plans for police and paramilitary forces
  • The contingency and emergency response mechanisms
  • Inter-agency coordination for effective Yatra management
  • Steps being taken to ensure foolproof security across all vulnerable and critical points

Dr. Mandeep K. Bhandari provided an update on the overall preparedness of the SASB, highlighting the improved facilities and services being arranged for the comfort and safety of the pilgrims.

The Lieutenant Governor stressed that every effort must be made to maintain high levels of alertness, ensure effective communication, and facilitate the smooth conduct of the Yatra.

PM Modi Visits Injured Survivors of Air India AI171 Crash in Ahmedabad; Meets Lone Survivor Vishwas Kumar Ramesh

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday visited the Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad to meet victims injured in Thursday’s Air India AI171 plane crash, which claimed 265 lives in one of the country’s deadliest aviation disasters.

Modi spent time in the C7 ward, where 25 injured patients are currently receiving treatment. Among those he met was Vishwas Kumar Ramesh, the sole survivor from the aircraft that crashed shortly after takeoff.

The Prime Minister also interacted with medical professionals and staff at the hospital, expressing gratitude for their efforts and urging continued top-level care for the injured.

The tragedy unfolded on Thursday afternoon when Air India flight AI171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, crashed into the residential quarters of BJ Medical College and Civil Hospital in Meghaninagar, just minutes after taking off from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport.

The ill-fated aircraft was carrying 242 people, including:

  • 168 Indian nationals
  • 53 British nationals
  • 7 Portuguese nationals
  • 1 Canadian national
  • 2 pilots and 10 crew members

Among the dead were former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, four MBBS students, and the wife of a doctor, who were caught in the devastation at the college complex.

Vishwas Kumar Ramesh’s miraculous survival has offered a rare glimmer of hope in the face of the widespread destruction. Hospital officials described his condition as stable, and he is expected to make a recovery.

This horrific incident has left the nation in mourning, prompting condolences and emergency responses at the highest level. Investigations are ongoing, and efforts to identify victims through DNA testing continue.

265 Feared Dead in Air India AI171 Crash in Ahmedabad; Plane Slams into Medical Complex

A catastrophic air disaster unfolded on Thursday when Air India flight AI171, en route from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick, crashed into the residential quarters of BJ Medical College and Civil Hospital just moments after takeoff, killing an estimated 265 people.

The ill-fated Boeing 787 Dreamliner, carrying 242 passengers and crew, departed from Ahmedabad at 1:39 PM IST. Within minutes, the aircraft issued a ‘Mayday’ distress call before vanishing from radar and crashing into a densely populated medical campus in Meghaninagar.

According to Deputy Commissioner of Police Kanan Desai, 265 bodies have been brought to the city civil hospital. Several are charred beyond recognition, and DNA testing is underway at Kasoti Bhavan of BJ Medical College to confirm identities.

Casualties and Survivors
Most on board are feared dead, including former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, confirmed BJP leader C.R. Patil. However, one miraculous survivor, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, seated in 11A, is said to have escaped with injuries.

The crash also claimed lives on the ground. Four MBBS students living in the medical college hostel were killed, while 19 others were injured — five of them critically. A doctor’s wife died, and several relatives of staff remain missing.

Passenger Nationality Breakdown:

  • 169 Indians
  • 53 British nationals
  • 7 Portuguese nationals
  • 1 Canadian
  • 12 crew (2 pilots and 10 cabin crew)

Possible Causes and Investigation
Aviation experts say the aircraft, carrying a full load of fuel for its international journey, climbed only 600–800 feet before rapidly descending. Early theories include simultaneous engine failure or a bird strike. Visuals showed the landing gear still extended during descent.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) confirmed the aircraft issued a Mayday call shortly after departure from Runway 23, but no further communication followed. The black box (FDR and CVR) is being retrieved to aid the investigation.

Widespread Destruction
Eyewitnesses described a terrifying scene as the plane exploded into flames mid-air and struck multi-storey residential buildings. Several structures, cars, and trees caught fire. One image showed the aircraft’s nose embedded in the top floor of a hostel dining area.

Official Reactions and Relief Efforts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep grief, saying, “The tragedy in Ahmedabad has stunned and saddened us. It is heartbreaking beyond words.”

Air India Chairperson N. Chandrasekaran and CEO Campbell Wilson offered condolences and said emergency response teams and helplines have been activated. Boeing has also stated it is coordinating with the airline and stands ready to assist.

Emergency Measures:

  • A passenger helpline (1800 5691 444) has been set up.
  • Airport operations at Ahmedabad were temporarily suspended.
  • Local hospitals are on high alert and DNA sample collection is ongoing.

This is the worst aviation disaster in India since the 2020 Kozhikode crash and marks the first crash globally involving the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Air India Flight AI 171 Crashes in Ahmedabad, 242 Onboard; Multiple Nationalities Affected

Ahmedabad, June 12:
Tragedy struck on Thursday when Air India flight AI 171, operating from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick, crashed shortly after takeoff. The Boeing 787-8 aircraft was carrying a total of 242 passengers and crew members.

According to an official statement issued by Air India on social media platform X, the flight had departed from Ahmedabad at 13:38 hours. Onboard were 169 Indian nationals, 53 British nationals, one Canadian, and seven Portuguese citizens.

“The injured are being shifted to the nearest hospitals for immediate medical attention,” the airline confirmed.

Air India has also activated an emergency helpline for families and relatives of the passengers. “We have set up a dedicated passenger hotline number 1800 5691 444 to provide updates and assistance,” the airline stated.

The carrier added that it is fully cooperating with investigating authorities to determine the cause of the crash and has assured all possible support to affected families.

Further updates are awaited as rescue and relief operations continue.