A Panchayati study field tour was organized by the Department of Political Science GDC Kargil to Panchayat Halqa Garkon – Darchik Aryan valley with an aim to aware the students about MGNREGA and other schemes of Panchayati Raj. The Tour incharge was Prof Tsewang Gailtsen Political Science GDC Kargil. The Program was flagoff by Prof Zahoor Political Science . Around 80 Students participated in the field Study tour of Panchayati Raj Institution.

Department of Environmental Science, Govt. Degree College Kargil embarked on an enlightening journey to Suru Valley, Kargil, brimming with the promise of discovery and learning. The expedition, comprising 6th-semester students and their junior counterparts from the 4th semester, unfolded against the breathtaking backdrop of Ladakh's rugged terrain. Our inaugural stop immersed us in the visionary world of Engineer Ahmad Ali, MD and founder of Ladakh Organic and Green Imitative Consultancy (LOGIC) nestled in the quaint confines of Kanoor village. Here, amidst the verdant expanse of Logic Agri Farm, Engineer Ahmad Ali unveiled the marvels of sustainable agriculture. His fervent advocacy for water conservation and indigenous plant cultivation ignited a spark of inspiration among us. We marveled at his innovative utilization of drip and sprinkler irrigation systems, witnessing firsthand the harmony between modern techniques and traditional wisdom.

GDC Kargil celebrates annual plantation Drive .The plantation Drive was performed under the Star college scheme of the college which is a DBT funded project for the institute.The college this year aimed to plant 50+ trees under the leadership of worthy Principal Dr Amina Qari.Various plant species of plants like Salix,Poplar,apricot etc were planted.

The Department of English, Government Degree College, in collaboration with the District Nodal Officer Mental Health, District Society Kargil, organised an Awareness Program on Substance Abuse, on 28th March 2024, in the seminar hall of the college. The key speakers for the event were Dr Fatima Nissa, Nodal Officer District Mental Health Program, Dr Jalil Wani, Block Medical Kargil and Dr Murtaza Ali, Consultant Neuro-Psychiatrist. The program commenced with the formal welcome of the guests with traditional khataqs, presented by Ms. Parveen Fatima, Head of Department, Department of the English. Dr. Fatima Nissa deliberated on the hazardous causes of substance abuse that has adversely affected the youth in specific and the society at large. She further highlighted the malefic consumption of substances such as cannabis, nicotine, cocaine, opium drug and alcohol amongst others, that has resulted from multiple factors such as parental conflict, poor school climate, poor community bonding and sexual abuse. Dr Jalil Wani presented his talk on the uses and drawback of tobacco. He insisted on strong community bonding and parental assistance in order to mitigate tobacco consumption amongst youth. He also emphasized on the collective responsibility of the community to bring awareness and fight the evils of substance abuse. Dr Murtaza Ali, extensively spoke about the physical, psychological and social dependency of drugs. Some of them being peer pressure, influence of media, to relive stress, to cope with past emotional and physical trauma and familial disputes. He further highlighted the consequences of drug use in the society that results into criminal acts such as drug possession, drug trafficking, theft, robbery and murder. The talk stint was followed by an interactive session with the students. Dr Azra Khatoon, Assistant Professor, Department of English moderated the program and the vote of thanks was presented by Ms. Taira Bano, Assistant Professor Department of English. Media Coverage of the event was done by Ms. Archo Fatima Nissa, Assistant Professor, Department of English. A total of 150 students participated in the program. Refreshment was served at the end of the program, followed by the group photo session with the speakers.

Govt Degree College Kargil organized International Women’s Day under the themes “Invest in Women, Accelerate Progress” and ＃inspireinclusion. This year, the event was organised with the aim of celebrating the female student achievers of the college. On 8th March, International Women’s Day marks a global day to celebrate womanhood in socioeconomic, cultural and political achievements. The event was graced by Sh. Imteaz Kacho (JKAS), Additional Secretary Higher Education Department UT Ladakh as the Chief Guest. While Ms. Khusbu Joshi, Director and Founder of Shoqpa Foundation remained as the guest speaker. The programme commenced with a welcome note by Prof. Razia Parveen (Asstt Professor Boatny). Faiza Naaz, student of 6th semester, shared her views on the observance of International Women’s Day. This was followed by a dance performance by the students of the college. Guest speaker of the day Ms. Khusbu highlighted the issues women face in terms of health, menstrual hygiene and women's reproductive rights which are less talked about in the society. She also encouraged students to seek awareness and help regarding menstrual taboos.The talk was followed by the screening of a documentary on “Menstrual Awareness in Kargil” by Shoqpa Foundation. The chief guest of the programme Sh. Imteaz Kacho addressed the students with his valuable views. In his speech, he asserted the accolades of Ladakh especially being brought by women achievers. He applauded the female students of the college for being resilient and determined to take on the course of life with commitment. The female students achievers in various fields like Academics, NCC, NSS, Extra-curricular activities were felicitated with certificate of appreciation by the guests. The event was organised by the Department of English and around 150 students from the college participated in the programme.The programme proceedings were held by Mohammad Tawheed, student of 2nd semester, while the vote of thanks was presented by Khatija Tamanna, student of 4th semester. The programme was followed by high-tea with the guests.

NCC Convocation Ceremony held at Kargil Degree College KARGIL,16 NOV:-The first NCC Convocation Ceremony was Celebrated Govt Degree College kargil this was Organized by Department of sports in Collaboration with NCc wing GDC kargil. On the Occasion Major Gulzar Ahmad Mir First NCC Officer Kargil Ladakh Graced the Event as the Chief Guest . While Addressing Major Gulzar Ahmad Mir stressed the Cadets of GDC Kargil actively participation in NCC to be able to Greater contribution in social service in the Communities. Earlier Mr Murtaza ali Associat NCC Officer GDC Kargil presented the welcome address on behalf of Principal GDC Kargil in his address briefing about the NCC training in the college Campus around 15 cadets have been Received NCC B And C Certificate 4 cadet selected in agniveer jakli and Ladakh Scouts. He thanked The training instructor of 1st battalion Ncc Ladakh for Conducted time to time training Camp within the Campus. Later Ncc B, and C certificate distributed among the Cadets. The Event was attended by Mr Padma Angchuk incharge Principal.Mr Mohd Hasan Assistant Prof Education Miss Tsewang Lamo Activity incharge GDC Kargil. End of the programme prof Gyalson presented by the Vote of thanks....

On 13th and 14th October, 2023, Under the DBT Star college scheme, the science departments of GDC Kargil carried out many activities such as outreach programmes on science in many schools of Kargil. Some of the activities include seminars, science exhibitions, and practical demonstrations of simple scientific experiments performed by the students from the college. Special lectures by experts and other science-related activities were organised for the students in these schools. Study tours were also undertaken to renowned institutions outside of the state to give exposure to the students.

Department of Botany, GDC Kargil conducted an essay writing competition on 03rd of November on theme "Say no to Corruption, Commit to the Nation" as part of the Vigilance Awareness Week 2023. The event was aimed at emphasizing the significance of transparency and ethical conduct in combating corrupt practices in government as well as private institutions. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from fifteen students who tried to highlight the menaces of corruption on various levels in society and suggested initiatives that can be taken up by each stakeholder in combating this malpractice. The judging panel consisted of Senior Assistant Professor Razia Parveen and Assistant Professor Kunzang Dolma who assessed the essays based on the originality, innovative ideas and depth of understanding of the theme. The position holders were given e-certificates at the end of the program. The event concluded with closing remarks by Assistant professor Rinchen Angmo.