Centre for Excellence today organised the fifth edition of its Heritage Walk that witnessed participation of 54 students.

Students from various schools like Prem Jyoti Prangan, Loyola Hindi Medium School, MS Andhra Bhakta Ram Mandiram, DBMS Lilliput School and Tarapore Balika Vidyalaya participated in the Heritage Walk.

The walk mainly covered the northern town of Jamshedpur, including the Armoury Ground, P N Bose Memorial, Director’s Bungalow, United Club, and St. George’s Church. The Heritage Walk, which saw participation from class VI to class X students, commenced from Sir Dorabji Tata Park and ended at Centre for Excellence.

Guest Speakers during the event were Mr. Dickey Mody, Ex-Tata Steel employee, Mr. Ronald D’Costa, Hotelier and Social worker, Ms. Lalita Sareen, Educationist and Reverend Deepak Anil Jojo Parish Priest, St. George’s Church. They spoke about the historical significance of various locations which were covered during the walk, and captivated the participants with interesting narratives.

An open quiz was also conducted at the end of the walk.

It was an eventful day for the school students as they got to know about the lesser known facts of heritage buildings, parks and places of Jamshedpur.

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Tata Steel Group is among the top global steel companies with an annual crude steel capacity of 27.5 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) as on March 31, 2017. It is a geographically-diversified steel producer, with operations in 26 countries and a commercial presence in over 50 countries. The Group recorded a consolidated turnover of US $18.12 billion (INR 117,420 crore) in FY17. Tata Steel Group is spread across five continents with an employee base of nearly 70,000 employees as of March 31, 2017. Tata Steel has been felicitated with several awards including the Deming Grand Prize for continuous improvement in 2012, Prime Minister’s Trophy for the best performing integrated steel plant for 2015-16, ‘Greenco Platinum Rating’ by CII Green Building Council for environmental performance at Jamshedpur Works (2016), ‘Best Place To Work’ in the core sector (steel, oil, power and minerals) by Business Today (2017), ‘World’s Most Ethical Company’ award from the Ethisphere Institute (2018), among several others.

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