BUDGAM, SEPTEMBER 02: The proposed Kashmir Campus of the University of Jammu at Rakh Arth, Bemina is taking shape with infrastructure development works underway at the designated site in Budgam.
Deputy Commissioner Budgam Athar Aamir Khan on Wednesday conducted a comprehensive site visit to inspect the progress of ongoing works for the proposed academic and research facility.
During the visit, the Deputy Commissioner reviewed the progress of various key works sanctioned for the site, including construction of a boundary wall and protective fencing around the designated land to secure the campus premises.
He also inspected the construction of the main approach road aimed at ensuring connectivity to the campus and its prefabricated structures.
A prefabricated unit comprising a mini-office and Chowkidar room is also being erected to facilitate preliminary site management and administrative operations.
DC directs speedy execution
The Deputy Commissioner stressed the importance of maintaining high standards of quality and ensuring strict adherence to prescribed timelines.
He directed the executing agencies to expedite the remaining works and ensure their timely completion, particularly to provide seamless accessibility and adequate security to the proposed academic and research facility.
Athar Aamir Khan said the establishment of the University of Jammu’s Kashmir Campus at Rakh Arth, Budgam, would strengthen higher education infrastructure and create greater opportunities for academic and research activities in the region.
Senior officers of the District Administration, including the Executive Engineer R&B, Assistant Executive Engineer R&B and representatives of the executing agencies, accompanied the Deputy Commissioner during the inspection.
