DC Sham inspects Schools, Health facilities and development works in Timisgam, Nurla

KHALTSI: Deputy Commissioner, Sham, Kunzes Angmo (JKAS) conducted a surprise inspection of educational institutions, healthcare facilities and ongoing development works in Timisgam and Nurla villages, reviewing infrastructure projects and assessing the delivery of public services.

Accompanied by the Block Medical Officer (BMO) Khaltsi, Executive Engineer, Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) and Zonal Education Officer (ZEO) Khaltsi, the Deputy Commissioner inspected Government Higher Secondary School, Timisgam, where she reviewed the progress of the under-construction boys’ and girls’ hostels as well as the Examination Hall-cum-Multipurpose Hall.

Interacting with school staff and students, she stressed the need to improve student enrolment and strengthen mentorship initiatives to enhance educational outcomes.

The Deputy Commissioner also visited the Primary Health Centre, Timisgam, and inspected the Public Library and the ongoing construction of the monastery-palace compound wall. She reviewed the status of facilities and sought updates on the progress of works being executed in the area.

At Ladakh Model School, Timisgam, she interacted with students and faculty members. During the interaction, the school principal raised concerns regarding inadequate Wi-Fi connectivity, shortage of drinking water facilities and issues related to road infrastructure affecting the institution.

The inspection also covered Anganwadi Centres in Timisgam, where the Deputy Commissioner reviewed the functioning of child care services and interacted with staff members.

Later, she visited Nurla village and inspected the Medical Sub-Centre, Middle School Nurla and Anganwadi Centres, taking stock of infrastructure and service delivery at the institutions.

Responding to concerns raised during the visit, the Deputy Commissioner assured that the issues highlighted by school authorities and local institutions would be taken up with the concerned departments for appropriate action.

The inspection formed part of the district administration’s ongoing efforts to monitor developmental works, strengthen public service delivery and address infrastructure gaps in rural areas of Sham district.