Deputy Commissioner, Sarah Hayat has inaugurated a solar power system here at a government girls’ high school No. 1as part of an initiative to expand renewable energy use in public schools across Punjab.
DC inaugurates solar power project at Girls’ High School in Talagang
TALAGANG, Jul 29 (APP):Deputy Commissioner, Sarah Hayat has inaugurated a solar power system here at a government girls’ high school No. 1as part of an initiative to expand renewable energy use in public schools across Punjab.
The ceremony attended by Assistant Commissioner, Suleman Mansha, Chief Executive Officer (Education) Dr. Muhammad Akhlaq, education officials, teachers, students and the local residents.
Speaking at the event, the deputy commissioner said the project aligned with the Punjab government’s efforts to improve public education infrastructure and promote environmentally sustainable energy.
She said that solar power systems would provide a reliable electricity supply, improve classroom conditions and support more efficient use of public resources.
She also urged teachers to focus on quality education and character development, while encouraging students to value hard work, discipline and service to the country.
Chief Executive Officer (Education), Dr. Muhammad Akhlaq said solar power systems were planned for 128 government schools across Talagang .
He said installations have already been completed at 28 schools at a cost of about Rs 24 million, while work was underway at three additional schools and progressing at another 15.
The deputy commissioner eulogized the tehsil administration, school management and donors for their contributions, reaffirming the district administration’s commitment to strengthening educational infrastructure and improving learning opportunities.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, she presented appreciation certificates to philanthropists supporting the project, adding the cooperation between public institutions and the community would help advance reforms in the education sector.
