GUJARAT
Key Takeaways from
Gujarat / Educational Importance of the Place
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AavoPadharo, words of welcome in the
language of Learn about the fast-paced industrial development of the cities of
Gujarat. Gujarat in recent years, has become a metal, engineering, and
electronics products manufacturing hub of the country.
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Learn about the entrepreneurial spirit
that Gujarat and its habitants carry and have to offer to the nation.
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Learn about the impact of current world
industrialization on the ecology and wildlife and what we can do to help in
bringing about changes.
Places of Interest
(Education Point of View)
ISRO
The
Indian Space Research exhibition is an attempt to share with the public our
achievements, hopes and concerns through the media of working models, live
panels, static displays, the 3D theatre and the interactive multimedia
presentations.
Gujarat Science City
part
of a government initiative to draw more students towards education in science.
The center hosts an IMAX 3D theatre, an energy park, a hall of science, Planet
Earth, an Amphitheatre, Life Science Park and dancing musical fountains among
others
EDII Campus
They
orient students towards the 'Charms of Becoming an Entrepreneur' and motivate
them to think of entrepreneurship as a career choice.
Dholavira sight
one
of the largest remarkable excavations of the Indus Valley Civilization which
was one of the most developed civilization roughly 4500 years ago.
The archaeological excavations here have revealed
an Indus Valley Civilization site.
Indroda Dinosaur and Fossil Park
This
Park in houses the fossilized remains and the petrified eggs of the dinosaurs.
The eggs and fossils on display here are from the world's 3rd largest dinosaur
fossil excavation site and 2nd largest hatchery located at Raiyoli, Balasinor,
Gujarat
RAJASTHAN
Key Takeaways from Rajasthan
/ Educational Importance of the Place
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Learn about the rich and orthodox
traditions of Rajasthan.
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Learn about the state – Rajasthan is
the least densly populated states in India. It is a mineral-rich state and has
a diversified economy having agriculture, mining and tourism as its main
engines of growth.
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Learn more about rural upliftment
through community service programs organized by various NGO’s, their rich
handicraft and small scale industry.
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Learn about the impact of current
world industrialization on the ecology and wildlife and what we can do to help
in bringing about changes. It is also the second largest producer of cement and
contributes one tenth of salt produced in India.
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Learn all about the history and Indian architecture of Rajasthan
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Learning about Tourism as Rajasthan is
one of the most visited places in India and a major part of the Golden Triangle
and accounts for fifteen percent of the state’s domestic product. Tourism has
increased employment in the hospitality sector.
Places of Interest
(Education Point of View)
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National
Research Centre on Camel –
We see the camel of different breeds
and their behavior.
The National Research Centre on Camel breeds the
best camels in Bikaner and conducts research related to “the ship of the desert.”Gujarat
Science City - part of a government initiative to draw more students towards
education in science. The center hosts an IMAX 3D theatre, an energy park, a
hall of science, Planet Earth, an Amphitheatre, Life Science Park and dancing
musical fountains among others.
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Jantar
Mantar – Observatory
Built
in 18th century by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the huge masonary instruments
were used to study the movement of constellations and stars in the sky.
Enormous sun-dial still provide accurate time, which are subject to daily
corrections
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Geejghar
Village Retreat –
Organic Farm, Village
Tour - Surrounded by Aravali Hills and the farms Geejgarh offers - a truly
rural experience. We interact with villagers, witness organic farming, camel
cart ride, perform daily village chores which may very well be cutting crop or
using the village thresher
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Vintage
Car Museum –
The maharanas’ car collection makes a fascinating
diversion, for what it tells about their elite lifestyle and for the vintage
vehicles themselves. Housed within the former state garage are 22 splendid
TAMIL NADU
Key Takeaways from Tamil
Nadu / Educational Importance of the Place
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Learn about the state that is the
largest textile hub of India – Tamil Nadu. The textile Industry plays a
significant role in the Indian economy by providing direct employment to
estimated 35 million people and there by contributes 4% GDP. Learn more about
rural upliftment through community service programs organized by various NGO’s
in the state and more at Auroville.
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Learn about the technological
advancements in space research at ISRO in Sriharikota.
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Vehicle manufacturing and
transportation industry, are major contributors to the state’s economy.
Places of Interest
(Education Point of View)
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Honey
& Bee Museum
It
depicts information on indigenous honey bees and traditional indigenous tribal
people who harvest them. It also has a
children’s activity room and a small knowledge resource unit on bees,
environment and people. The Bee Museum is first of its kind focusing on
traditional knowledge and practices. The museum aims to be a vibrant space with
live demonstration units of bees, specimens and tools – both traditional and
modern used in beekeeping and honey gathering.
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Tribal
Research Centre Museum–
The Tribal Museum in
Ooty provides an insight into the culture of 36 tribes of Tamil Nadu. Samples
of tribal huts in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, detailed descriptions of the
tribes of South India and more than 3,000 exhibits can be found in the museum
attached to the Tribal Research Centre, Ooty. The expansive space is a treasure
trove that brings alive the life and culture of the 36 tribes of Tamil Nadu.
Three life-size statues of Paniya, Toda and Kota couples set the mood for a
journey of discovery.
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Vivekananda
Rock Memorial –
The colossal and
imposing ‘Vivekananda Rock Memorial’ is located offshore around 500 m east of
mainland of Vavathurai, Kanyakumari, in the southernmost tip of India. It is
seated on one of the two adjacent rocks projecting out of the Lakshadweep Sea
and comprises of two important structures, the ‘Shripada Mandapam’ and the
‘Vivekananda Mandapam’. This awe-inspiring memorial was constructed in honour
of the great spiritual leader and Hindu monk of India, Swami Vivekananda who is
said to have attained enlightenment here after meditating for two days prior to
his famous Chicago trip. This rock is also considered sacred as local legends
say Goddess Devi Kumari blessed the rock while performing austerity. The
memorial today stands as an architectural chef d'oeuvre illustrating various
architectures styles of India and attracts thousands of visitors round the
year.
HIMACHAL PRADESH
Key Takeaways from Himachal
Pradesh / Educational Importance of the Place
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Learn about the economy of Himachal
Pradesh, it is one of the fastest growing states of India.
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Learn more about rural upliftment
through community service programs organized by various NGO’s in the state –
agriculture and processed food are the main sources of income for the people of
Himachal Pradesh.
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Learn about the impact of current
world industrialization on the ecology and wildlife and what we can do to help
in bringing about changes.
Places of Interest
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Rohtang
Pass
It
depicts information on indigenous honey bees and traditional indigenous tribal
people who harvest them. It also has a
children’s activity room and a small knowledge resource unit on bees,
environment and people. The Bee Museum is first of its kind focusing on
traditional knowledge and practices. The museum aims to be a vibrant space with
live demonstration units of bees, specimens and tools – both traditional and
modern used in beekeeping and honey gathering.
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River
Rafting and Kayaking
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Subhash
Baoli
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Norbulinga
Institute
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Solang
Valley
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Hadimba
Devi Temple
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The
Great Himalayan National Park
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Participate
in a Volunteering activity and learn all about Environment and wildlife
conservation.
MAHARASHTRA
Key Takeaways from Maharashtra
/ Educational Importance of the Place
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Maharashtra is one of the largest,
wealthiest and most developed states in India by current economic indicators.
Mumbai is the commercial capital of India and has evolved into global financial
hub. The state is the leading producer of sugarcane and cotton in the country.
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Learn more about rural upliftment
through community service programs organized by various NGO’s in the state.
Learn about the impact of current world
Places of Interest
(Education Point of View)
Bombay
Natural History Society
It depicts information on
indigenous honey bees and traditional indigenous honey gathering.
National
Defense Academy
The
Tribal Museum
Village
Tour
Industrial
Visits to major factories such as Amul, Parle-G - The
industries in Mumbai provides industries for all streams of education.
Visit
to Sadhana Village for volunteering work by the school
students. Creating awareness about the environmental protection and
conservation, rural schooling and more.
Study
tour to BARC - The Bhabha Atomic Research Center
also known as BARC is India’s premier nuclear facility, based in Trombay, Mumbai.
The interesting feature of BARC is that it is a multi-disciplinary research
center and has extensive infrastructure. BARC’s objective is to use nuclear
energy for peaceful purposes, mainly in power generation sector.
Visit
to BSE – Bombay Stock Exchange – attend sessions
covering topics such as Overview of the working of the Stock Exchange, Indian
Economy and Demat and Depositories
Interactions
& Understanding from the Industry Experts – Exclusive
sessions with eminent professors, industry experts, workshop sessions to gain
their knowledge and understanding of the intricacies and working of the
industry.
KARNATAKA
Key Takeaways from
Karnataka / Educational Importance of the Place
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Learn about the rich and orthodox
traditions of Karnataka. Learn about the folk culture of villages of Karnataka.
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Karnataka is one of the high economic
growth states of India and education is one of the important industry in
Karnataka
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Learn more about rural upliftment
through community service programs organized by various NGO’s in the state.
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Learn about the Dravidian history and
understand the history behind the structures in North Karnataka.
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Learn about the impact of current
world industrialization on the ecology and wildlife and what we can do to help
in bringing about changes.
Learn about the story of how IT developed in.
Places of Interest
(Education Point of View)
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ISRO
- The Indian Space Research exhibition is an attempt to share with the public
our achievements, hopes and concerns through the media of working models, live
panels, static displays, the 3D theatre and the interactive multimedia
presentations.
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HAL
Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum - Aerospace Company's
Museum Featuring Photographs & Models Tracing Aviation & Aeronautics
History. The Exhibits Highlight The Various Applications Of Science And
Technology In Industry And Human Welfare.
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ISKON
Temple Cultural Complex - The architecture of
Bangalore's ISKCON temple is a magnificent presence and is credited to be the
largest ISKCON complexes in the world. An example of neo - classical style of
architecture, the ISKCON temple is embellished with the most exquisite style of
stone carvings.
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Visit
to Organic Farm Tour & Kolar Gold Mine - Gold mining in
Kolar goes back to the first millennium BC. Gold mining was at it peak during
the British Rule. Gold mining was finally stopped in 1992 after reaching a
point where the cost of mining exceeded the value of the precious metal.
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