Learning becomes truly meaningful when the classroom meets the world outside. Taking this experiential learning approach forward through Deeksharambh 2026, the Uttaranchal School of Computing Sciences (USCS), Uttaranchal University organized a one-day educational visit to the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, on 18 August 2026.
During the visit, Dr. S. S. Thakur, Scientist, Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, with his esteemed research team, delivered an insightful and engaging address to the student delegation. Their comprehensive discourse illuminated the intricate geodynamic evolution of the Himalayas, seamlessly bridging theoretical earth sciences with empirical research.
An intellectually stimulating question-and-answer symposium followed, providing a dynamic platform for scholars to exchange innovative research ideas and examine critical scientific challenges in collaboration with faculty mentors. The visit was held under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Sonal Sharma Director, USCS and Prof. (Dr.) Sameer Dev Sharma, HoD, USCS, encouraged and motivated students to actively engage in the event.
Throughout this pivotal academic expedition, total 85 students—representing diverse curricula within the Uttaranchal School of Computing Sciences—was expertly accompanied and guided by Prof. (Dr.) Meera Sharma, Professor, USCS, and Mr. Aagman Kaparwan Assistant Professor. USCS. The visit was organized with joint support of Ms Manisha Saini, Head, Academic & Non- Academic events USCS, Ms Manisha Khanduja Co- Head Academic & Non- Academic, USCS, Uttaranchal University.
