Press Release
Press Release from Soreng District Administration
Information & Public Relations Department
DC Soreng Leads Comprehensive Review of JNV Rohtak, Focus on Student Safety, Welfare and Infrastructure.
Soreng, 06 October 2026: District Collector, Soreng, Shri Dhiraj Subedi, accompanied by ADM Soreng, Shri D. R. Bista, along with officials from concerned line departments, visited Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV), Rohtak, and conducted a detailed inspection of the Vidyalaya campus and allied facilities.
The inspection covered the hostels, dining hall and kitchen, academic areas, approach road, electrical and water facilities, sanitation arrangements and overall campus safety. Particular attention was given to issues concerning the health, safety, hygiene and well-being of residential students.
Following the inspection, the DC chaired meetings of the Vidyalaya Management Committee (VMC), Vidyalaya Advisory Committee (VAC) and District Level Management Committee (DLMC) to review the functioning of the Vidyalaya and deliberate on key infrastructure, safety and student welfare requirements. Discussions included strengthening of the approach road, safety measures at the landslide-prone area, electrical safety, uninterrupted LPG supply, solid waste management, periodic medical check-ups and visiting medical officers, improvement of dining and residential facilities, provision of solar water heaters and RO water purification systems, development of a Mess Kitchen Garden, construction of permanent boys' hostel buildings and extension of applicable State Government schemes to students.
The meetings also reviewed safety and security concerns arising from the proposed NHPC project on River Rangeet, including adequate monitoring and timely alerts in view of the proximity of the project area to the residential Vidyalaya. Measures relating to the safe management of stray dogs, hazardous trees, postal delivery and uninterrupted procurement of essential mess items were also deliberated upon.
DC Soreng directed the concerned officials and stakeholders to accord priority to all safety-critical and student welfare issues and ensure coordinated and time-bound action. He emphasised that matters relating to student safety, healthcare, sanitation, essential services and residential facilities should be addressed on priority, with necessary proposals and follow-up undertaken through the appropriate channels. The concerned line departments were directed to extend necessary support and coordinate closely with the Vidyalaya authorities for early resolution of issues requiring departmental intervention.
The DC reiterated that the safety, health, dignity and overall well-being of students must remain the foremost priority, and called for sustained coordination between the Vidyalaya administration, district administration and concerned departments to ensure a safe, healthy and conducive learning environment for the students.
Soreng, 06 October 2026: District Collector, Soreng, Shri Dhiraj Subedi, accompanied by ADM Soreng, Shri D. R. Bista, along with officials from concerned line departments, visited Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV), Rohtak, and conducted a detailed inspection of the Vidyalaya campus and allied facilities.
The inspection covered the hostels, dining hall and kitchen, academic areas, approach road, electrical and water facilities, sanitation arrangements and overall campus safety. Particular attention was given to issues concerning the health, safety, hygiene and well-being of residential students.
Following the inspection, the DC chaired meetings of the Vidyalaya Management Committee (VMC), Vidyalaya Advisory Committee (VAC) and District Level Management Committee (DLMC) to review the functioning of the Vidyalaya and deliberate on key infrastructure, safety and student welfare requirements. Discussions included strengthening of the approach road, safety measures at the landslide-prone area, electrical safety, uninterrupted LPG supply, solid waste management, periodic medical check-ups and visiting medical officers, improvement of dining and residential facilities, provision of solar water heaters and RO water purification systems, development of a Mess Kitchen Garden, construction of permanent boys' hostel buildings and extension of applicable State Government schemes to students.
The meetings also reviewed safety and security concerns arising from the proposed NHPC project on River Rangeet, including adequate monitoring and timely alerts in view of the proximity of the project area to the residential Vidyalaya. Measures relating to the safe management of stray dogs, hazardous trees, postal delivery and uninterrupted procurement of essential mess items were also deliberated upon.
DC Soreng directed the concerned officials and stakeholders to accord priority to all safety-critical and student welfare issues and ensure coordinated and time-bound action. He emphasised that matters relating to student safety, healthcare, sanitation, essential services and residential facilities should be addressed on priority, with necessary proposals and follow-up undertaken through the appropriate channels. The concerned line departments were directed to extend necessary support and coordinate closely with the Vidyalaya authorities for early resolution of issues requiring departmental intervention.
The DC reiterated that the safety, health, dignity and overall well-being of students must remain the foremost priority, and called for sustained coordination between the Vidyalaya administration, district administration and concerned departments to ensure a safe, healthy and conducive learning environment for the students.
