RKMV Students Showcase Himachal’s Temple Heritage Through Models

Around 110 students participate in exhibition on “Our Temples, Our Identity”

Shimla, October 15: The History Department of Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya (RKMV), Shimla, organised an exhibition titled “Our Temples, Our Identity”, showcasing the historical, religious and architectural significance of temples across Himachal Pradesh.

Around 110 students presented temple models and charts, highlighting the history, design and cultural importance of prominent shrines, including Hatkeshwari Mata Temple, Bhimakali Temple, Hidimba Temple, Brajeshwari Temple and Kamaksha Temple.

Principal Dr Anurita Saxena, who attended as the chief guest, said such activities help students connect with their history, culture and roots. She encouraged the younger generation to interact with elders in their families and villages to learn about and preserve local traditions and heritage.

Under the guidance of History Department faculty member Prof. Pratibind Pandey, students explained the historical background of the temples to their peers. Vice-Principal Dr Subhash Kapta, faculty members, non-teaching staff and students attended the exhibition and learned about Himachal Pradesh’s rich religious and cultural heritage.

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