Overview

• Inaugurating the new facilities at CUK’s Tulmulla campus in Ganderbal, the lieutenant governor also launched a seven-day induction for newly recruited faculty.
• Sinha said educational institutions in Jammu and Kashmir must prioritize investment in human capital, innovation and research to support national growth.
• He urged revolutionary curriculum changes that promote interdisciplinary study, critical thinking, life skills and problem-solving, calling for an end to the ‘Sab chalta hai’ attitude.
• Framing the push as part of a decade of institution-building, he cited the establishment of IIT, NIFT, the Central University and AIIMS in the region under central leadership.
• He expressed a goal for CUK to rank among top universities by 2047 and encouraged efforts to raise the institution to a global level.