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Opinion | North Kashmir Education Fest-2025: Empowering Youth through Education under Operation Sadbhavana

By : Jazib Jhangir

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January 29, 2026
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Creating Opportunities, Inspiring Dreams and Building a Brighter Future for North Kashmir’s Youth

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In a region shaped by a unique mix of history, geography, and politics, quality education serves as the most reliable path forward. This belief formed the foundation of the North Kashmir Education Fest-2025, a landmark initiative that brought together the Indian Army, civil administration, and educational institutions in the region to provide students with opportunities for higher education and future success. Organised under Operation Sadbhavana, the event reflected the programme’s core spirit of goodwill development and outreach beyond conventional security roles.

The Education Fest was organized around the theme “Taleem Se Tarakki” Education for Progress. However, this was far more than an academic fair. It offered students, especially those from rural and underserved areas, a chance to experience what the possibilities are. With participation from over 3,000 students, the fest clearly shows the eagerness of North Kashmir’s youth to build a better future through education.

Leading colleges and universities from across India participated in the event, representing diverse fields such as science, commerce, management, arts and humanities. For many students in North Kashmir, this was a real and unprecedented opportunity to interact directly with representatives of reputed institutions. For many students, who had never had a chance to meet such people, the fest brought possibilities within reach and made aspirations feel attainable.

One of the most impactful components of the event was career counselling. In many parts of the region, students lack structured guidance on career planning and are often forced to make choices based on limited awareness or social pressure.

The fest also stood out for offering on-the-spot admissions and direct interactions with universities. Instead of merely distributing brochures, several institutions provided immediate counselling, eligibility assessments, and provisional admissions. This reduced procedural barriers and helped students overcome the uncertainty and hesitation that often discourages them from applying to higher education institutions. For many attendees, this was the first time they had interacted face-to-face with representatives from national universities. Attending higher education institutions didn’t seem so impossible anymore. The message was clear yet powerful: where you come from shouldn’t determine where you’re heading.

Many dreams are distracted by the mention of the word ‘money’. The fest boldly addressed this very issue. Scholarships worth more than INR 3 Crores were announced by colleges for deserving students from economically weaker backgrounds. For people like them, this was more than a helping hand, it was a glimmer of hope in the dark and reassurance that talent and determination would not go unrewarded due to lack of resources. The scholarships demonstrated that the willingness exists within the country to support young people. If you possess the talent and ambition, there is definitely support available.

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It was not just about learning for learning’s sake. This event also brought people together. Students, teachers, government representatives, and soldiers were all brought together. To witness soldiers as people involved in development as well as security was eye-opening for some individuals. Events such as the one under discussion serve as much more than just filling classrooms; they provide youth with an alternative program that gives them a sense of purpose in life. Issues such as responsibility and community engagement were not merely discussed; they formed the essence of the event.

The North Kashmir Education Fest is part of the Indian Army’s larger Operation Sadbhavana, a long-standing goodwill initiative, trust and the promotion of societal development in the areas. The programme has focused on education, health care, infrastructure, and skills development, recognising that sustainable peace requires both security and social progress.

The North Kashmir Education Fest–2025 is a clear indication of the difference that dedicated efforts towards education make over time. The Indian Army already established 46 “Army Goodwill Schools” across Jammu & Kashmir, providing quality education to thousands of children. Additionally, initiatives such as Kashmir Super 30 offer coaching centers for the bright children to pursue the most challenging exams, such as JEE & NEET. Looking ahead, the Indian Army is exploring stronger collaboration with national programmes such as Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY). Such partnerships aim to enhance skill development, employability, and entrepreneurship among youth, giving them options for the future.

The Army’s aim with education comes from books and exams. They have sporting events, cultural festivals, women’s training institutes, and all sorts of community outreach events in Kashmir. So many things come together to help all of the community to progress.

If you break it down, the kind of growth that is being encouraged here is so much more than education, it encourages physical strength, culture, and economics. This is what the backbone for peace and oneness is made of. A New Kashmir to Target Together, events such as the North Kashmir Education Fest-2025, are creating a new Kashmir, a land filled with hope, opportunities, and peace, a future that doesn’t revolve around uncertainty. Through their endeavours in education and their engagement with the youth, the Indian Army is creating a new generation of young people ready to face the challenges of their land.

The North Kashmir Education Fest 2025 is much more than an event, it is proof that education-based events have the resilience to change the course of lives and an area for the better. With young minds having the kind of care they deserve, change is going to come from the people who will create a future with peace and connectivity.

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