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GCE organizes inter college debate competition 2/15/2016 11:55:57 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Feb 15: The Government College of Education today organised Inter College Debate competition on the topic "In the opinion of the house, the use of technology will enhance the level of education in the present scenario" here at college premises. According to press release, Assistant Commissioner, Jammu, Rajneesh Kumar was the chief guest on the occasion. Students from various Government and Private Colleges of Jammu Province participated. Pramod Kumar Singh from Department of Library and information Science, Former Principal GCOE Prof. M.L Parwana and Dr.Ajeet Singh Nagra, Former Principal, Department of School Education were the jury member. Divya Jamwal, Enu Sharma and Nazma Choudhary were the winner from various College of Education. In this Address the Chief Guest lauded the efforts of the college Literary Committee to have organised the debate on the relevant topic.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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