Srinagar: Chairman and Vice Chairperson of the Global Research Group of Institutions (GRGI), Sanjay Jindal and Indu Jindal, held an important interaction meeting with leading educationists, corporate representatives, and prominent dignitaries of the Kashmir Division at Ahdoos Hotel, Lal Chowk, Srinagar.
The meeting focused on sharing the academic vision and opportunities offered by the reputed institutions functioning under the banner of GRGI, based in Yamuna Nagar, Haryana. Special emphasis was laid on facilitating admissions for a wide range of professional and career-oriented programmes including M.Tech, B.Tech, BBA, BCA, Diploma Engineering, B.Pharmacy, D.Pharmacy, and DMLT, offered at affordable fee structures.
Addressing the gathering, Mr. Sanjay Jindal highlighted GRGI’s strong academic framework, experienced faculty, modern infrastructure, and a consistent placement record with reputed national companies. He reiterated the institution’s commitment to 100% placement assistance, industry-oriented education, and maintaining a disciplined, student-friendly learning environment. He also expressed keen interest in strengthening academic collaboration and outreach with students and institutions from the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir.
The meeting was attended by several prominent personalities, including Rouf Ahmad Kachroo, Director, Rouf Infrastructures Pvt. Ltd. / Jammy Agritech Industries, Pulwama Lassipora; Nazir Ahmed Reshi, Retired Chief Education Officer; Sajad Hussain Shah, Senior Academic Officer, Department of School Education; Tariq Ahmad Mir, Senior Academic Officer, Department of School Education; Er. Abid Hussain Khan, Civil Engineer, Hiend Print & Pack Pvt. Ltd., Kathua; Mohammad Muzaffar Dar, Managing Director, M.S. Agros, Nowpora Sopore; and Hilal Ahmad Lone, Sales Manager, Hiend Print & Pack Pvt. Ltd., Kathua, Zeeshan Pervaiz, noted educationist, sports promoter, President of Affarwat-XI Sports Club Baramulla, and social worker, appreciated the initiative and warmly welcomed the opportunities being extended to the students of Jammu & Kashmir, describing the interaction as a positive step toward academic and professional empowerment of youth in the region.
