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PSAJK Seeks Stable & Long-Term Education Reforms
Kashmir Observer
|November 26, 2025 Issue
The Private Schools Association of Jammu & Kashmir (PSAJK) on Tuesday urged the government to introduce stable, transparent and long-term reforms in the education sector, asserting that predictable policymaking is essential to safeguard the academic future of lakhs of students enrolled in private institutions across the Union Territory.
Addressing a press conference in Srinagar, PSAJK President Baba Nazrul Islam said the present situation demands “clarity, consistency and long-term planning,” emphasising that private schools—described by him as the backbone of J&K’s education ecosystem—must be supported through a fair and transparent regulatory framework.
“We need policies that are predictable, scientific and secure for the future of our children,” he said. “Private schools cannot function under uncertainty. They require stability to deliver quality education.”
Islam highlighted the need to upgrade JKBOSE textbooks to national and international standards, while ensuring that the Board receives adequate funding for the purpose.
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