As part of our academic curriculum, students from Seth Hirachand Mutha College embarked on an industrial visit to Bangalore. The visit aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application by exploring various industries and institutions.
Our first stop was the breathtaking Brindavan Gardens, a masterpiece of landscape design and engineering. We witnessed the symmetrical terrace gardens, musical fountains, and vibrant flowerbeds, gaining insights into gardening techniques and tourism’s role in Karnataka’s economy.
Next, we visited the majestic Bangalore Palace, a symbol of the city’s royal heritage. We explored the grand Durbar Hall, lavishly decorated rooms, and extensive collection of royal memorabilia, uncovering the rich history of Karnataka.
Our visit to the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB) provided valuable insights into one of India’s premier management institutes. We explored the campus, interacted with faculty members, and gained knowledge about MBA programs, research opportunities, and industry collaborations.
We also visited the ISKCON Temple, Bangalore, exploring its spiritual significance, architectural beauty, and cultural heritage. We participated in prayers, devotional chanting, and spiritual discourses, gaining insights into Bhagavad Gita teachings and the philosophy of Bhakti yoga.
The industrial visit to Bangalore was an enriching experience, offering practical exposure to real-world industry operations, historical landmarks, and cultural institutions. We returned with valuable knowledge, new perspectives, and unforgettable memories.
