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I will always remember Dr. Priya Ranjan not only as the Chairman of JK Monitor, but as a mentor, guide and elder brother whose kindness shaped my life and work. Write a tribute at JAMMU: As part of the PM Shri Green School Initiative, PM Shri Government Girls Middle School Jindrah organized an insightful field visit to the historic and spiritually significant region of Manser, aimed at educating students about local traditions, history, and environmental conservation.
The field visit was supervised by Incharge School Shamash Din, who guided the students throughout the excursion, ensuring that they gained valuable insights into the region’s cultural and ecological heritage. The primary objective of this visit was to instill a sense of environmental responsibility among students while enriching their understanding of their local history, customs, and spiritual traditions.
During the visit, students were introduced to the historical relevance of Manser, a site known for its spiritual and cultural significance. The region, home to Manser Lake, holds an important place in local folklore and is deeply connected to the heritage of Jammu and Kashmir. The students learned about the religious, ecological, and historical importance of the area, which serves as both a pilgrimage site and a tourist attraction.
The emphasis was placed on the environmental conservation efforts around Manser. Students were encouraged to understand the role of water bodies, forests, and biodiversity in maintaining ecological balance. The initiative helped them appreciate the necessity of preserving natural resources and the importance of sustainable practices.
Key Participants and Contributions
The visit witnessed active participation from various teachers, community members, and school staff. Among the distinguished individuals present were: Lakshmi Devi, Bindiya Rani, Sadaket Ali and Nisha Devi
Their presence and engagement helped facilitate meaningful discussions, allowing students to interact and ask questions about historical narratives, environmental concerns, and cultural traditions. The visit also included interactive storytelling sessions and discussions on how ancient traditions are linked to modern conservation efforts.
The PM Shri Green School Initiative aims to promote holistic education by integrating environmental awareness, heritage preservation, and practical learning experiences. The initiative aligns with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which emphasizes experiential learning and community-based education.
Incharge Shamash Din expressed his enthusiasm for the program, stating: "This field visit has been an enriching experience for our students. It has helped them develop a deeper connection with their roots and understand the significance of environmental conservation. Such initiatives are crucial in fostering responsible future citizens."
The school administration reaffirmed its commitment to organizing more such field visits and awareness programs to enhance student engagement with heritage, environmental sustainability, and cultural traditions. Future initiatives will include,
Eco-awareness drives around Manser Lake
Workshops on local folklore and history,
Cultural heritage storytelling sessions.
The event concluded on a positive note, with students expressing their appreciation for the opportunity to explore, learn, and connect with their surroundings in an interactive and meaningful way.
