Baramula, Nov 7: Save Youth Save Future Foundation (SYSF), through its students’ wing NEXGEN, organised an interactive session between students and the administration at Government Degree College Sopore on Saturday.
The programme, the second in the foundation’s Students-Administration Interactive Series, brought together students from different localities to discuss issues concerning education, employment, youth welfare and civic amenities.
Deputy Commissioner Baramulla Syed Fakhruddin Hamid attended the session as chief guest, while Sopore Superintendent of Police Neha Jain was also present.
Students raised concerns regarding academic facilities, career opportunities, employment and developmental issues affecting their villages and towns.
DC listened to the participants, responded to their queries and assured them that the issues raised would receive due consideration. He also assured administrative assistance through the concerned departments.
SP Neha Jain heard the students’ concerns and assured them that matters falling within the police administration’s jurisdiction would be taken up appropriately.
SYSF founder and chairman Wajahat Farooq Bhat and Head of the Women’s Wing Anika Nazir stressed the importance of providing young people with platforms to engage directly with decision-makers and contribute to community development.
The session was attended by the college principal, faculty members, other dignitaries and students.
