DLLL workshop concludes
Srinagar, Mar 30: Kashmir University’s workshop on Directorate of lifelong Learning Initiatives and the Future Perspectives concluded Wednesday.
The KU PRO in a handout said: “The concluding event was presided by Director DLL, Prof.Neelofer Khan, faculty and staff of the Directorate, field functionaries of DLL including laison officers, field coordinators, and various representatives of District Community Development centers (CDC’s) from different districts of the Valley.”
The workshop started with various discussions from the faculty members who stressed upon the role of the directorate in the development of the community at large.
Speaking on the occasion, Director of the Directorate lauded the role played by the “various collaborating agencies in making all the programmes a success.”
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