City of Jamshedpur

29/03/2018

Heritage Walk by Tata Steel and Centre For Excellence

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March 29, 2018

Hello Jamshedpurians!

The fifth edition of the Heritage Walk by Centre for Excellence will be held on Friday March 29, 2018. Students of standard VII and IX from Premjyoti Prangan, Loyola Project School, MS Andhra Bhakta Ram Mandiram, DBMS Lilliput and Tarapore Balika Vidyalaya will be participating in it.

The initiative from Centre for Excellence is to impart knowledge on the lesser known facts of the city’s heritage buildings and places, culture and tradition.

It helps people who have not spent their entire life in Jamshedpur, know the historical significance of the city.

EVENT DETAILS

Total no of participants: 10 + 1 school representative

Class Group: Standard 8 & 9

Schools- Premjyoti Prangan, Loyola Project School, MS Andhra Bhakta Ram Mandiram, DBMS Lilliput and Tarapore Balika Vidyalaya

COURSE OF THE EVENT

To assemble at Sir Dorabji Tata Park (opposite Sacred Heart Convent): 7:45 am

Flag Off: Sir Dorabji Tata Park (Starts at 8 am)

Location 2: P N Bose Statue & Armoury Ground

Location 3: Director’s Bungalow

Location 4: United Club

Location 5: St George’s Church

Location 6: walk ends at Centre For Excellence

Tata Steel Group is among the top global steel companies with an annual crude steel capacity of 34 million tonnes per annum.

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Celebrating a great first season for Jamshedpur FC.

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Big cheers to Jamshedpur FC!

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Founder's Day today: Our beautiful city!

Photo credit: Steel City Jamshedpur

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Missing your beautiful hometown? Watch this video montage to refresh those great memories. Happy New Year to all Jamshedpurians!

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Mahatma Gandhi in the City of Jamshedpur on 8 August 1925 talking about Tata Steel:

"It was my ambition to see one of the greatest - if not the greatest - Indian enterprises in India. I have come here as a friend of the Tatas. I wish to this great Indian firm all the prosperity it deserves and to this great enterprise, every success."

Read more: http://bit.ly/18SYNwG

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Here's another awesome piece of Jamshedpur trivia you and your friends should know.
Viceroy Chelmsford, speaking at the Director's Bungalow after a visit around town [January 1919]: "I wanted to come here to express my appreciation of the great work that has been done by the Tata Company during the last four years of this war (First World War 1914-18). I can hardly imagine what we should have done...if the Tata Company had not been able to give us steel rails which have been provided for us not only in Mesopotamia, but in Egypt, Palestine and East Africa....

This place will see a change in its name and will no longer be known as Sakchi but will be identified with the name of the founder, Mr. Jamshedji Tata. Hereforth, this place will be known by the name of Jamshedpur."

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