- St Anne’s Intermediate College students explore Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and Central Hall during educational tour to New Delhi
Vivek | Ranchi (Jharkhand): A group of 118 students from St Anne’s Intermediate College, Ranchi, along with 17 teachers and staff members, visited the Indian Parliament in New Delhi as part of an educational tour. The students got an opportunity to witness the country’s democratic institution from close quarters and understand India’s parliamentary traditions, democratic legacy and legislative functioning.
The students are currently on a 10-day educational tour covering Kullu-Manali and Delhi. The visit to Parliament was facilitated through the special initiative of Ranchi MP and Union Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth, following a request from the college management.
Students Explore Parliament’s Historic Premises
During the visit, the students were taken through various important sections of the Parliament complex, including the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and Central Hall. The guided tour enabled them to learn about the functioning of parliamentary institutions and gain a deeper understanding of the country’s democratic framework.
The opportunity to visit Parliament was particularly significant for the students, as it offered an experiential learning platform beyond classroom education. They witnessed the historic premises associated with India’s legislative processes and parliamentary traditions.
Sanjay Seth Calls Visit an Opportunity to Understand Democratic Values
Expressing happiness over the visit, Union Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth said the experience was not merely an educational excursion but a unique opportunity for the younger generation and the daughters of the country to understand constitutional values and the democratic system closely.
He said daughters were the future of the nation and their awareness was essential for building a prosperous India. Seth expressed hope that the visit would inspire the students to contribute towards the vision of Viksit Bharat.
College Management Welcomes Educational Experience
The college management described the Parliament visit as an inspiring experience that would contribute to the students’ future development. The opportunity was made possible following the college’s request to the Ranchi MP.
The delegation included college principal Sister Mary Toppo, Ranchi Province Provincial Sister Sujata Kujur, teachers and other staff members. The college representatives appreciated the initiative and said the educational exposure would help students develop a better understanding of democratic institutions and national governance.
