Karnataka Gramanubhav programme will give urban school students direct exposure to village life, agriculture and traditional occupations through two-day educational visits. The Department of School Education and Literacy has announced the initiative for students in Classes VIII, IX and XI studying in urban government-aided and unaided schools. Students will visit villages and learn about agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, art and culture through direct experience. The programme includes a two-day stay with one overnight visit and is designed under the Exposure Visit Framework. It will be implemented from September to December every academic year. The initiative will also cover PM SHRI and Karnataka Public Schools located in urban areas. Schools will communicate details to students and parents according to the programme schedule. The initiative aims to connect classroom learning with real-world experiences and help students understand rural livelihoods.
Karnataka Gramanubhav Programme Takes Students to Villages
