AS PART OF A TWINNING PROGRAMME, STUDENTS VISITED SHER SHAH SURI TOMP, MAA TARACHANDI TEMPLE AND ANM TRAINING COLLEGE

AS PART OF A TWINNING PROGRAMME, STUDENTS VISITED SHER SHAH SURI TOMP, MAA TARACHANDI TEMPLE AND ANM TRAINING COLLEGE

28-MARCH-ENG 9

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA--------------------------Under the 'Chief Minister's Bihar Darshan' program, a group of female students from the Plus Two High School in Piro embarked on an educational tour. During the excursion, they visited the historic tomb of Sher Shah Suri in Sasaram, the Maa Tarachandi Temple, and several other heritage sites of historical significance, gaining detailed insights into their history and background. The touring group was flagged off by Manoj Upadhyay—the representative of Piro Nagar Parishad Chairperson Kiran Upadhyay and the State General Secretary of the JD(U). The school team also took the students on a visit to 'Pilot Baba Dham,' where they observed attractive statues and various other captivating sights. As part of a 'Twinning Program,' the group of students from this school also visited the ANM Training College located in Sahejni (Hasanbazar), where the college staff familiarized them with every aspect of the institution's operations. Accompanying the educational tour group—under the supervision of the school's Acting Headmaster, Bhim Rai—were teachers Vikas Chandra and Amit Kumar, female teachers Rinku Kumari and Preeti Kumari, as well as attendant Ramji Pathak, all of whom were present to guide the students. The teachers accompanying the group apprised the students of the valor and courage of Sher Shah Suri, while also explaining the religious significance of the Maa Tarachandi Temple. Furthermore, the students were provided with comprehensive information regarding the ANM Training College and were educated on the religious significance of Pilot Baba. Acting Headmaster Bhim Rai remarked that such educational tours provide children with a valuable opportunity to visit sites of historical and religious importance, thereby enabling them to learn about and understand these places firsthand. On the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami, with the objective of successfully maintaining law and order and ensuring a peaceful observance of the festival, the District Magistrate of Bhojpur, Mr. Tanay Sultania, and the Superintendent of Police of Bhojpur, Mr. Raj, jointly inspected the procession held in Ramgarhia.

During the inspection, the officials took stock of the procession route, security arrangements, crowd management, and traffic regulation, and issued necessary directives to the deployed magistrates and police officers. They emphasized the need to ensure that all arrangements remained well-organized and that the general public did not face any inconvenience.

The District Administration has deployed magistrates and police officers across the entire region to ensure that the festival of Ram Navami concludes in a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere.