
Proud Moment For Doda’s Marmat; Mentor Abdul Wahid Wani Appointed as Assistant Professor-English
A moment of pride for Tehsil Marmat, Distt Doda, as Abdul Wahid Wani, son of Abdul Satar Wani from Behota Village, earns the esteemed title of Assistant Professor in English.
Warm congratulations extend to Mr. Wani’s parents, family, and friends for this notable achievement. It’s worth noting that Abdul Wahid Wani previously served as a RET teacher at Govt Middle School Upper Behota.
May his journey continue to soar, with blessings for a future filled with accomplishments. The teaching community in Zone Assar, Distt Doda, shares in the joy of this milestone.
Messages of congratulations have poured in from various sectors of society.
The VoM News Team conveys its best wishes to Wahid for this achievement and hopes for even greater success in his future endeavors.
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