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Inauguration of Renovated Examination Section at GDC Kargil. In a momentous occasion for the academic community, the Government Degree College Kargil today inaugurated its dedicated Examination Section. The inauguration ceremony was graced by the esteemed Principal, Dr. Amina Qari, marking a significant milestone in the institution's journey towards academic excellence and administrative efficiency. The renovation of the Examination Section underscores GDC Kargil's commitment to providing a conducive environment for academic assessment and evaluation. This dedicated facility will streamline examination processes, ensuring fairness, transparency, and accuracy in evaluating students' academic performance. Principal emphasized the importance of the Examination Section in facilitating smooth conduct of examinations, timely submission of results to University and effective management of academic records. She expressed confidence that the new facility will enhance the overall academic experience for students and faculty members. The inauguration ceremony witnessed the presence of faculty members, administrative staff, who lauded the institution's initiative in setting up the Examination Section.

Department of Biochemistry and Chemistry organized a one-day exposure tour for 4th semester students to Karith village, a geographically unique area serving as a prime study site. The excursion aimed to provide students with firsthand experience in conducting on-site water and soil analysis. Led by Mr. Tundup Namgail, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, and Dr. Lobzang Tashi, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, the tour commenced with comprehensive assessments of key parameters such as pH, temperature, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), Electrical Conductivity (EC), and more. The students actively participated in the analysis and collected soil and water samples for further analysis at the college laboratory. The tour provided an invaluable opportunity for students to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical setting. Conducting real-time testing of water and soil allowed them to grasp the complexities of environmental analysis firsthand. Following the analytical sessions, students trekked through valley and visited artificial glacier (also known as Ice Stupa) where they gained insights into innovative water conservation techniques and climate change mitigation strategies. The success of the tour lies in the enriching experiences gained by our students. Exploring Karith village not only broadened their understanding of environmental chemistry but also instilled a sense of responsibility towards sustainable practices.