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DC Sankoo urges students to aim for civil services, stay drug-free

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffNovember 9, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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SANKOO, NOVEMBER 9: Deputy Commissioner Sankoo Imteeaz Kacho on Monday encouraged students of Government Girls’ Higher Secondary School (GGHSS), Kargil, to explore careers in the civil services and other fields, while emphasising the importance of democratic participation, responsible citizenship and a healthy lifestyle.

Kacho, accompanied by Sub-Divisional Magistrate Dr Sarwar Shahzad, interacted with students of the school’s Political Science department during their educational visit to Sankoo. The group was led by Vice Principal and Senior Lecturer in Political Science Farzana Batool Kacho, along with Senior Teacher of English Iftikhar Hussain Khalu.

During the interaction, the Deputy Commissioner counselled the students on various career opportunities and shared insights into government procedures, rules, laws, policies and administrative mechanisms, helping them relate their academic studies to the functioning of public administration.

He encouraged them to consider appearing for the Civil Services Examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and also briefed them on other career avenues. The students raised questions on different aspects of governance and administration and shared their aspirations and future goals.

Highlighting the importance of democratic participation, Kacho sensitised the students about the forthcoming Panchayat elections and the role of voting in strengthening grassroots democracy. He also discussed government schemes and initiatives aimed at women’s empowerment.

The students expressed interest in the preparations for the upcoming Panchayat elections and sought information about the electoral process.

Emphasising the need for a healthy and responsible lifestyle, the Deputy Commissioner advised the students to stay away from drugs and intoxicants, maintain a positive outlook and engage in healthy social interactions. He also stressed the importance of seeking timely support in cases of depression and mental stress.

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