Leh, Aug 21: The Department of Social Work at EJM College marked Indian Social Work Day today, bringing to a close the 6th National Social Work Week, 2025, with a vibrant ceremony attended by faculty, students, and distinguished resource persons.
The event opened with a detailed presentation of the department’s activities by Dr. Yangchan Dolma, Head of Department and State Coordinator for NSWW Leh, highlighting the initiatives and outreach programs conducted over the week. Following the report, students showcased a series of cultural performances, reflecting both creativity and community engagement.
Prof. Stanzin Yangdol, Principal of EJM College, addressed the gathering, emphasizing the role of social work as more than an academic pursuit. He remarked that social work “is not just a subject to study but a way of life,” underlining its connection to traditional values that are increasingly overlooked in contemporary society.
The ceremony reached its peak with a spirited dance performance by students of Rewa Society, Leh, which drew widespread appreciation from attendees. The occasion also provided a platform for dialogue among faculty, resource persons, and students, reinforcing the department’s commitment to fostering social responsibility and community service.
The celebration concluded on a note of cultural vibrancy and academic reflection, affirming the college’s ongoing efforts to integrate social work principles into both education and daily life.
