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| Hails DIPR for constructing state-of-art Auditorium |
The Minister was accompanied by Director Information & PR, Dr Arun
Manhas, Joint Director Information (Headquarters), Abdul Majid Zargar, Chief
Engineer R&B Kashmir Abdul Hamid, Executive Engineers and other concerned.
During the visit, Akhtar was informed that the state-of-art Media
Complex being constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 3.31 crore comprises 221
seater Press Conference hall, media room, library and cafeteria. One of the
unique features of the Media Complex is its green room which acts as a theatre
and the space can also used as a waiting room and lounge for performers before
and after a performance.
The Media Complex is fully equipped with all modern gadgets for
organizing conferences, seminars with hi-tech ventilation system and is laced
with hi-end projectors for screening of films and documentaries. The Media
Complex has been designed to meet requirements of media professionals.
The Media Complex was a dream project of former Chief Minister late
Mufti Mohammad Sayeed. He had envisioned to use the multi-faceted complex as
space for various offices of the Information Department including the
Directorate, the Public Relations wing, Field Publicity wing, Cultural wing,
Audiovisual wing, Research and Reference wing, Youth Information Centre, Women’s
Information Centre and other related sections operating at one place.
On the occasion, the Public Works Minister went round the complex and
inspected various facilities available there. He hailed the Department of
Information & Public Relations for providing a state-of-the-art auditorium
in the heart of the city.
He appreciated the efforts of executing agencies (R&B) and directed
them to expedite the remaining work so that it can be made functional soon. He
directed the officials of R&B for landscaping and beautifying the lawns of
the premises.
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