News Topic:Directorate of School Education Kashmir

J&K Govt fires professor among three employees

The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Friday terminated three more employees from their services ‘in the interest of the security of the State’.

School timings changed in Kashmir

The Directorate of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) on Friday ordered new school timings regarding government and private schools from April 1 this year.

Schools across Kashmir set to re-open after one year

The schools in Kashmir valley are all set to reopen for physical academic activities from Wednesday after one year following the surge in COVID-19 cases.

Schools to reopen for classwork on March 2 in Kashmir

The Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to reopen the government schools for routine classwork from March 02.

LG Manoj Sinha calls for gradual reopening of schools in J-K

The government is all set to reopen the schools in Kashmir soon amid strict adherence to Covid Standard Operating Procedure (SoPs).

J-K Govt sacks two more teachers of School Education Department

The government on Monday terminated two more teachers of School Education Department from the services for remaining absent un-authorizedly.

J-K Govt sacks 28 teachers in over two months

With the termination of two more teachers of School Education Department, the government in the past more than two months has sacked at least 28 teachers.

J-K Govt modifies deployment rules for teaching staff on essential duties

The government on Tuesday modified the deployment rules for teaching staff in Education Department for essential duties.

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