Government High School, Takanwaripora

Assalamu Alaikum!

We warmly invite you to enroll your children at Government High School Takanwaripora. Our school is committed to providing quality education to every child, along with a safe and friendly learning environment. When you admit your children to our institution, they will receive all essential facilities completely free of cost. We believe that education should be accessible to everyone, and no child should be deprived of learning due to financial reasons.

Along with academic excellence, we also focus on the overall development of students. Therefore, our school encourages children to participate in sports, cultural programs, competitions, and various co-curricular activities. We ensure that every child gets the chance to express their talent and build confidence through different games and skill-based activities.

The special highlight of our school is the provision of Smart Classes for 9th and 10th standards. These digital learning sessions help students understand concepts in a more interesting and practical way. With the help of modern technology, audio-visual teaching, and experienced teachers who have qualified through the SSB examination, we make learning easier, advanced, and student-friendly.

Choose the best future for your child—choose Government High School Takanwaripora!

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📌 Highlights | 26 August 2025 | GHS Takanwaripora

✅ Hon’ble Minister stressed Education + Drug-Free Society 🌿📚
✅ MLA Eidgah inspired students with his strong message ✨
✅ Director School Education Kashmir guided teachers & youth 🎓
✅ CEO Srinagar encouraged discipline & knowledge 📖
✅ ZEO Eidgah welcomed all with warmth 🌸
✅ Headmaster ensured graceful hosting 🙏
✅ Students gave energetic welcome 🎶👏

📢 A day of pride, learning & inspiration at

"Hon’ble Minister Sakina Yatoo Visits Govt. Boys High School Takanwaripora | Drug-Free Mission" 🎥 Government Boys High School Takanwaripora – Special Event | 26th August 2025It was a proud moment for Govt. Boys High School Takanwaripora as the Hon’ble ...

Mass PTM at Govt. High School Takanwaripora – Parents, teachers & students united for a brighter future! 🌟📚

Mass PTM at GHS Takanwaripora – Parents, teachers & students united for a brighter future! 🌟📚

World No To***co Day 2025 Observed at GBHS Takinwaripora Department of Community Medicine, GMC Srinagar and Rotary Club of Kashmir Unite to “Unmask the Appeal” and Expose To***co Industry Tactics

World No To***co Day Observed at GBHS Takinwaripora
Organized by GMC Srinagar & Rotary Club of Kashmir

Srinagar, May 31: GMC Srinagar’s Community Medicine Department, in collaboration with Rotary Club of Kashmir, organized an awareness event at GBHS Takinwaripora under the theme “Unmasking the Appeal.” The program featured student competitions, skits, and speeches. Mr. Raies Sir emphasized youth leadership in to***co control, while Mr. Irfan Sir highlighted health risks and the power of education. Awards and certificates were distributed to promote a healthier, to***co-free future.
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World No To***co Day Observed at GBHS Takinwaripora
Organized by GMC Srinagar & Rotary Club of Kashmir

Srinagar, May 31: To mark World No To***co Day 2025, GMC Srinagar’s Community Medicine Department held an awareness event at GBHS Takinwaripora, themed “Unmasking the Appeal.” Activities included student competitions, skits, and expert talks. Speakers urged youth to become No-To***co Ambassadors. The event, supported by Rotary Club of Kashmir, concluded with awards and certificates, promoting a to***co-free future.

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World No To***co Day 2025 Observed at GBHS Takanwaripora by Department of Community Medicine, GMC Srinagar in Association with Rotary Club of kashmir (A unit of Rotary International)

May 31: In commemoration of World No To***co Day 2025, the Department of Community Medicine, Government Medical College (GMC), Srinagar organized a public health awareness event at Government Boys High School (GBHS), Takanwaripora, focusing on this year’s theme: “Unmasking the Appeal: Exposing Industry Tactics on To***co and Ni****ne Products.”

The event featured elocution and poster competitions, with enthusiastic participation from students who highlighted the manipulative strategies of the to***co industry and advocated for a to***co-free future. A short skit, performed by students, creatively depicted the harmful influence of to***co marketing on youth and emphasized the need for informed decision-making.

Dr. Zaid Zahoor, from the Department of Community Medicine, delivered a compelling lecture on the detrimental effects of smoking and ni****ne use, underlining both immediate and long-term health consequences.

The audience was further addressed by Prof. (Dr.) S. M. Salim Khan, Head of the Department of Community Medicine, who encouraged students to act as No-To***co Ambassadors within their homes and communities. He urged them to take a stand by motivating family members to quit smoking and proudly display 'To***co Free Home' plaques.

Dr. Touseef Ahmad Bhat, Secretary, Rotary Club, Kashmir, echoed similar sentiments and emphasized the importance of community-level advocacy to counter to***co industry propaganda.

Dr. Sameena Yousuf, Organising Secretary of the event, delivered the vote of thanks, expressing sincere appreciation to the Headmistress of GBHS, Takanwaripora, Mtr. Nageena Shamas, and Mr. Irfan for their support and for providing a platform to engage with a demographic highly susceptible to to***co industry influence.

The program concluded with a felicitation ceremony wherein winners of the elocution and poster competitions received certificates of merit and medals.

The students who performed the skit were awarded a trophy in recognition of their impactful performance.

All participants received certificates of participation to acknowledge their valuable contributions.

The event successfully fostered awareness and empowered students to become proactive in the fight against to***co and ni****ne use, aligning with the global mission to expose and resist industry tactics.

***co ***coAwareness ***coDay

World No To***co Day 2025 Observed at GBHS Takinwaripora by Department of Community Medicine, GMC Srinagar in Association with Rotary Club of kashmir (A unit of Rotary International)

Srinagar, CNS May 31: In commemoration of World No To***co Day 2025, the Department of Community Medicine, Government Medical College (GMC), Srinagar organized a public health awareness event at Government Boys High School (GBHS), Takinwaripora, focusing on this year’s theme: “Unmasking the Appeal: Exposing Industry Tactics on To***co and Ni****ne Products.”

The event featured elocution and poster competitions, with enthusiastic participation from students who highlighted the manipulative strategies of the to***co industry and advocated for a to***co-free future. A short skit, performed by students, creatively depicted the harmful influence of to***co marketing on youth and emphasized the need for informed decision-making.

Dr. Zaid Zahoor, from the Department of Community Medicine, delivered a compelling lecture on the detrimental effects of smoking and ni****ne use, underlining both immediate and long-term health consequences.

The audience was further addressed by Prof. (Dr.) S. M. Salim Khan, Head of the Department of Community Medicine, who encouraged students to act as No-To***co Ambassadors within their homes and communities. He urged them to take a stand by motivating family members to quit smoking and proudly display 'To***co Free Home' plaques.

Dr. Touseef Ahmad Bhat, Secretary, Rotary Club, Kashmir, echoed similar sentiments and emphasized the importance of community-level advocacy to counter to***co industry propaganda.

Dr. Sameena Yousuf, Organising Secretary of the event, delivered the vote of thanks, expressing sincere appreciation to the Headmistress of GBHS, Takinwaripora, Mtr. Nageena Shamas, and Mr. Irfan for their support and for providing a platform to engage with a demographic highly susceptible to to***co industry influence.

The program concluded with a felicitation ceremony wherein winners of the elocution and poster competitions received certificates of merit and medals.

The students who performed the skit were awarded a trophy in recognition of their impactful performance.

All participants received certificates of participation to acknowledge their valuable contributions.

The event successfully fostered awareness and empowered students to become proactive in the fight against to***co and ni****ne use, aligning with the global mission to expose and resist industry tactics.