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Islamia College launches inclusive education initiative with Community Day Celebrations

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June 23, 2025
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Srinagar: In a vibrant display of inclusive education and community engagement, Islamia College of Science and Commerce kick-started a series of events under the banner “Community Day Celebrations”, held on June 5, 2025.

The initiative is a vital step towards fostering a strong sense of belonging and shared purpose among educational stakeholders.

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The event, themed “Explore, Learn and Play,” was designed to promote creativity, innovation, and collaborative learning. It brought together students and staff from neighboring schools, offering a unique opportunity to interact with the college community, explore state-of-the-art facilities, and participate in diverse educational and recreational activities.

The celebrations were graced by the Hon’ble Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for the constituency, Jenab Tanvir Sadiq, who attended as the Chief Guest. Marking his first official visit to the college in this capacity, Mr. Sadiq inaugurated the event by enthusiastically participating in a friendly tug-of-war match, symbolizing unity and collaboration.

During his visit, Sadiq toured student-run exhibitions and interacted with participants who showcased their innovative projects in fields such as biotechnology, nanotechnology, data analytics, and coding. He also explored displays highlighting entrepreneurial management skills, artistic expression, literary talent, culinary creativity, and a dedicated e-gaming zone. The MLA commended the students for their creativity, confidence, and the quality of their work.

The event served as a bridge between school and higher education, enabling school students to gain hands-on experience with advanced laboratories, digital libraries, innovation hubs, and museums. This exposure was aimed at helping young learners envision Islamia College as a future academic home, breaking down institutional barriers and fostering aspiration.

“Community Day is more than a celebration; it’s an investment in inclusive, holistic education that prepares our students to be socially aware, emotionally intelligent, and academically inspired,” a college spokesperson said.

By opening its doors to the wider educational community, Islamia College set a precedent for how institutions can play a pivotal role in nurturing future-ready learners. The college administration confirmed its intent to carry this initiative forward, establishing it as a regular feature in its academic calendar.

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