Students explore historical and cultural sites in Puri and Bhubaneswar
Key Points:
• Three-day educational trip covers Konark, Puri, and Bhubaneswar
• Students visit ancient temples, beaches, and historical caves
• College management praised for organizing the enriching experience
JAMSHEDPUR – DBMS College of Education’s B.Ed. students, faculty, and staff have returned from an enlightening three-day educational tour to Puri and Bhubaneswar.
The journey began with a visit to the historic Konark Sun Temple.
Students witnessed a captivating light and sound show, learning about Konark’s architectural marvel.
In Bhubaneswar, the group explored the Dhauli Shanti Stupa, linked to Emperor Ashoka’s spiritual transformation.
Meanwhile, the Udayagiri caves offered insights into ancient meditation and living spaces.
The trip included a spiritual stop at Puri’s famous Jagannath Temple.
Students enjoyed leisure time at the beach, experiencing coastal beauty firsthand.
Moreover, the group visited the ancient Lingaraj Temple, seeking blessings and viewing its self-manifested deity.
The tour also covered Chandrabhaga beach and Pipli’s exquisite handicraft market.
Principal Dr. Juhi Samarpita led the educational expedition, accompanied by faculty members.
Notable staff included Dr. Monica Uppal, Dr. Surina Bhullar Singh, and Mrs. Pamela Ghosh Dutta.
Furthermore, DBMS College management received praise for organizing this enriching experience.
B. Chandrashekhar, Chairman of DBMS College management, supported the initiative.
Secretary of the Governing Body, Satish Singh, also played a key role in planning the tour.
Secretary Smt. Sripriya Dharmrajan joined the trip, boosting morale among teachers and students.
Sunil Tigga served as the travel agent, ensuring smooth logistics throughout the journey.
