Jammu, April 10, 2025 – A delegation from the Hindu Education Society Kashmir (HESK), led by its President Prof. B. L. Zutshi, called on Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha on Wednesday at Raj Bhavan. The meeting underscored HESK’s ongoing efforts to engage with the administration on matters concerning education, community welfare, and the preservation of cultural heritage in Jammu and Kashmir.
The Hindu Education Society Kashmir, a prominent organization dedicated to advancing educational opportunities and supporting the Hindu community in the region, presented its agenda to LG Sinha. Prof. B. L. Zutshi, a respected figure in academic and community circles, led the delegation in what was described as a productive exchange of ideas. The discussion focused on strengthening educational infrastructure and addressing the needs of displaced families, particularly Kashmiri Pandits, who form a significant part of HESK’s constituency.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, known for his proactive approach to governance in the Union Territory, welcomed the delegation warmly. “I appreciate the efforts of HESK in promoting education and community welfare. The administration remains committed to supporting initiatives that uplift all sections of society,” Sinha remarked during the meeting. His assurance reflects the government’s emphasis on inclusive development in Jammu and Kashmir.
The HESK delegation highlighted its plans to expand educational programs and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the region. Sources close to the meeting revealed that issues such as rehabilitation support for displaced communities and the enhancement of schooling facilities were key points of discussion. Prof. Zutshi emphasized the society’s role in fostering unity and progress, stating, “Our goal is to ensure that education becomes a tool for empowerment and resilience.”
This interaction comes at a time when the administration, under LG Sinha’s leadership, is prioritizing development and reconciliation efforts in Jammu and Kashmir. The meeting with HESK is part of a series of engagements with community organizations, signaling a collaborative approach to governance.
The Hindu Education Society Kashmir has long been a voice for the region’s Hindu population, advocating for their rights and well-being. With Prof. B. L. Zutshi at the helm, the organization continues to bridge the gap between the community and the administration, ensuring that their concerns are heard at the highest levels.
As the Union Territory progresses, such dialogues between civil society groups and the government are expected to play a crucial role in shaping a future rooted in education, welfare, and mutual understanding.