56 Pakistanis among 186 terrorists killed, 159 arrested in J-K in 2022: DGP
Jammu (PTI): A total of 186 terrorists, including 56 Pakistani nationals, were killed and 159 arrested in 2022 which proved to be the most successful in recent years, Director General of Jammu and Kashmir Police Dilbagh Singh said on Saturday.
He also said the police and other security agencies are moving in the right direction to achieve "zero terror" activities in the Union territory.
At the year-end press conference here, the police chief said 146 Pakistan-created terror modules, comprising four to five members each who were tasked to carry out selective and targeted killings and grenade and IED attacks, were also busted in 2022.
He said 100 youths joined terrorism in J-K this year, which is also the lowest in many years. A majority of them were eliminated, while security forces are working to bring down the number of active terrorists to a two-digit figure which is presently a little more than 100.
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Bearys Institute of Technology chosen as Nodal Center for "Virtual Labs" initiative
Mangaluru: Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT) has been honored with the designation of a Nodal Center for the "Virtual Labs" initiative, a pioneering project coordinated by the Ministry of Education in partnership with IIT Delhi. This initiative falls under the National Mission on Education through ICT, aimed at revolutionizing educational paradigms.
Virtual Labs provides students with unparalleled access to simulation-based laboratories for the scientific and Engineering disciplines. Embracing the spirit of inclusivity, these labs cater to students at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as to aspiring researchers. Students will equipped with learning aids to enrich their educational experiences.
BIT's appointment as a Nodal Center for the Virtual Labs initiative represent a new chapter in the institution's commitment to academic excellence and innovation.
BIT aims to help students become skilled and resourceful leaders, ready to face the challenges of the future with confidence and creativity.
