By | Dr AR Lone
Karnah :World Health Day 2025 was marked with vibrant celebrations and meaningful community initiatives across Tangdhar and Tithwal, reflecting a strong commitment to public well-being, education, and empowerment.
At Army Goodwill School Hajinar, the day was celebrated with great enthusiasm by students and staff. The event focused on spreading awareness about the importance of a healthy lifestyle among young minds. Highlights of the program included student speeches and a creative poster-making competition, with over 100 students participating actively. The Vice Principal, Mr. Javid Ahmed Mir, concluded the event with a vote of thanks, commending the students’ efforts and emphasizing the significance of health awareness in building a healthier society.
Meanwhile, the Shaktivijay Brigade, in collaboration with NGO Usha International Ltd., launched a 15-day Tailoring and Embroidery Training Course at the Tithwal Community Development Centre (TCDC). The course, running from April 7 to April 21, aims to equip local women with practical skills to enhance their economic independence. Upon completion, participants will receive certification, enabling them to start their own businesses or pursue jobs in the textile sector. The initiative is a crucial step in fostering women’s entrepreneurship and self-reliance in the remote border region.
In a parallel event organized by FSC ex 328 Field Hospital, 104 Brigade Tangdhar, a health awareness lecture was conducted for civilians, ex-servicemen, and their dependents. A special OPD was also set up to address health-related concerns of attendees. The session focused on common local health issues, their prevention, and available treatment options. A total of 40 individuals benefited from this informative session, reinforcing the importance of healthcare outreach in remote areas.
