As per a press release from SVIS, the Heritage Club orchestrated a transformative journey and immersive learning experience, delving into the legacy of the ancient Indus-Saraswati River Valley Civilization to commemorate the centenary of the Mohenjo-Daro discovery.
Throughout 2023, students at SVIS were actively involved in a diverse array of immersive experiences, designed not only to impart historical knowledge but also to master various arts and crafts, such as the intricate artistry of Kalamkari design and the skill of basket weaving. Additionally, workshops covering topics like archaeological excavations, evidence analysis, carbon dating methods for reconstructing history, and the hands-on creation of Harappan seals were conducted, as stated in the press release.
SVIS further mentioned that the year-long event included visits to archaeological sites across India, aimed at broadening the students’ understanding of the country’s heritage and ancient craftsmanship.
“The Heritage Club at SVIS provides students with an opportunity to delve into the rich heritage of India and the world, celebrating its roots. The year 2023 marked the centennial anniversary of the discovery of Mohenjo-Daro, a significant emblem of Indian civilization. We are pleased to have organized various activities around this theme to promote respect for our heritage and raise awareness about the diversity of our history. The activities of the Heritage Club not only ignite a passion for learning but also instill a profound sense of pride in our rich cultural heritage,” stated G Jayachandra and C Seshagiri, Incharges of SVIS Heritage Club.
