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28 Apr 2023

Jamia Millia Islamia Central University, New Delhi

Study tour of students of Yuva Tourism Club

The students of Yuva Tourism Club of Depttt of Tourism & Hospitality Management started the study tour for Sarna Village in Uttarakhand. The purpose of the visit is to make the students understand the various aspects of Rural Tourism and Eco Tourism. The journey was flagged off by Shri R K Suman, Regional Director (North), Dr Sarah Hussain, HOD, DTHM, JMI and Prof (Dr) Nimit Chaudhary, JMI on 28th April 2023 from the campus of the university.

28 Apr 2023

awahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Rudrapur

Sports and Culture

In JNV Rudrapur, various sports and CCA activities are held. Teams from the sports of basketball, badminton, chess, kabaddi, and table tennis visited Bulandshar, Haridwar, Kanpur, Ghaziabad, and Chitrakut. In addition to doing sports, students were informed about the historical and geographical significance of these locations. Students are also instructed to write about their travels to these locations, notable locals, historical sites, local dialects, delectable foods, etc.

27 Apr 2023

A.V.Public School,Fazilka Abohar Road Fazilka-152123(Pb)

OUTDOOR TRIP

An outdoor trip to explore the art of Jaggery making was carried out by Yuva Club students on 24 March 2023 . Also, to develop better understanding of culture a visit to wooden Gurudwara was conducted under Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat on 25 March 2023.

27 Apr 2023

Sambhota Tibetan School, The Central School of Tibetans

Earth Day Celebration.

On 22nd April 2023, Sambhota Tibetan School's Yuva Tourism Club celebrated Earth Day with great enthusiasm and zeal. The day was marked by various activities aimed at creating awareness about the need to protect the environment and promote sustainable practices. Under the guidance of school teacher coordinator Ms. Nashi Chauhan, the students of the school took the Earth Day Pledge, committing themselves to protect the environment and take steps to preserve the natural resources. To further create awareness about the importance of Earth Day, a poster painting activity was conducted in the school. The students participated in the activity with great enthusiasm, creating beautiful and impactful posters highlighting the need to protect the environment. The celebration of Earth Day in Sambhota Tibetan School was a great success, promoting awareness about the importance of environmental protection and sustainable practices. It provided a platform for the students to showcase their creativity and commitment to preserving the environment. In conclusion, the celebration of Earth Day in Sambhota Tibetan School was a timely reminder of the need to protect the environment and take steps to promote sustainable practices. The poster painting activity and the Earth Day pledge taken by the students will go a long way in promoting environmental awareness and creating a better future for generations to come.

27 Apr 2023

Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Nahan, District Sirmour

Excursion to Suketi Fossil Park by JNV Nahan School

Under the banner of Yuva tourism club we students along with 4 teachers Mrs. Ashu mam , Ms Suresh mam , Mr. Amit sir , Mr. Vijay sir went for excursion to Suketi fossil park on 19th April 2023 Our aim was to discover local tourist sites . To know the geological -historical evolution of our district Sirmour . The fossil park in Suketi is the first park in Asia from where fossil are discovered from lower Himalayan region. Skeletons and fossils of pre-historic animals found here are as old as 8.5 million years ago. Shivaliks where the park is located are said to have the world’s largest number of mammalian fossils. Whether they’re skeletons of elephants or the remains of the trees that lived long ago , fossils at suketi fossil park can transport people back through the eons . It gives people an opportunity to peep into the world of the ancient earth . The park has been built and regulated by the Geological Survey of India and Himachal Pradesh Tourism . Many scholars across the country visit the Suketi fossil park for research work. Located within 21 km. from Nahan, the park is nestled on the edge of the Markanda River . The Suketi fossil park is famous for its six life –size reinforced models of Stegodon Ganesa , Sivatherium , Colosschelys Atlas , Paramachaerdus , Hexaprotodon-Sivalensis and Crocodilia. Such huge and large creatures really wondered in our district 20-33 lakh years ago. Within the confines of the Park , there is a museum as well, which gives researchers and scientist an opportunity to scrutinize about animals and their surroundings . The park and the museum in the fossil park are well maintained by the horticulture department of Himachal Pradesh . The museum exhibits fossils, models, charts, and paintings related to the various aspects of plants and animals. fossil wood and tools made by early man are also displayed . We were astonished and excited to know that most of the fossils belong to our own district and particularly they were found very near to our school as in peepalwala and nearby villages.

27 Apr 2023

Sambhota Tibetan School, The Central School of Tibetans

World Heritage Day

The Yuva Tourism Club of Sambhota Tibetan School organized a remarkable event showcasing the local cultural and natural heritage of India and Tibet. The event was conducted under the guidance of Ms. Nashi Chauhan, a school teacher coordinator, and witnessed active participation from students and faculty members. The event started with a Poem Competition, where students showcased their talent in writing poetry on heritage sites and their significance. The event was followed by a Ramp Walk that displayed the diverse cultural heritage of India, Tibet, and the Pahadi region. The students walked the ramp with pride and confidence, showcasing their traditional attire and cultural practices, mesmerizing the audience with their unique style. Ms. Nashi Chauhan, a faculty member of the school, delivered a speech on the Importance of Heritage Day, highlighting the significance of preserving our cultural heritage for future generations. Mr. Spandan Ghale, a class-12th student, gave an introduction speech, providing an overview of the event and its objectives. Mr. Kush Sharma, another class-12th student, delivered a thought-provoking speech on the Preservation of our Heritage sites. He emphasized the need to protect our heritage sites and promote sustainable tourism practices to preserve our cultural and natural heritage. Overall, the event was a grand success, providing a platform for students to showcase their talents and learn about the rich cultural and natural heritage of India and Tibet. The event served as a reminder of the importance of preserving our heritage sites and promoting sustainable tourism practices for a better future.