Itinerary
(January
23, 2015- February 7, 2015)
Route-1
January
23: Belagavi
•
Reporting and Hosting Day
•
Journey Introduction at VTU
•
LP Kick off
January
24: Belagavi
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VTU Campus visit
•
Session by Dr. Maheshappa
•
Journey Flag off
January
25: Tumakuru
•
Session by Dr. Sree Sree Sree Shivkumar
Swamiji
•
Exposure visit at math
January
26: Dodballapur
•
Visit to organic farm
•
Session by Dr.Narayana Reddy
January
27 Kuppam
•
Visit to Agastya International Foundation
•
Community activities
January
28: Kuppam
•
Team building activities at Agastya
International Foundation
•
Cultural Activities : Skit, Dandia, Folk
songs
Route-2
January
23: Nizamabad
•
Reporting and Hosting Day
•
Journey Introduction at Kakatiya Sandbox
•
LEAD Prayana Kick off
•
Visit to Narsingpally Village and stay
January
24: Narsingapally and SRDS
•
Morning eco walk and village visit.
•
Session by Mr. Dil Raju, Mr. V. Narsimha
Reddy
•
Visit to SRDS Project and session by Mr.
Sikandar Meeranayak
January
25: Hyderabad
•
Visit/Educational tour to CARE Hospital
•
Personal Development & Open House
session by Dr. Krishna Reddy
January
26: Hyderabad
•
Morning Yoga and Republic Day Celebration
in Sri Saraswathi Shishu Mandir
•
Visit to IIIT-H
•
Session by Mr. Srinivas Kollipara and
IIIT-H Incubators (Entrepreneurs)
•
Session by Mr. Srikanth Bolla
January
27: Secunderabad
•
Visit to GVK EMRI
•
Expose
to the different departments/work place/labs, training session for all the
participants.
January
28: Hyderabad
•
Visit to Hitachi Consulting.
•
Visit to Vidya Help Line center.
•
Session with Mr. Mayur.
Together
We Travel
January 29: Bengaluru
•
Exposure visit and session at Microsoft
Ventures
•
Interaction with Team Indus
•
Session with Mr. Ramji Raghavan
•
Visit to S-VYASA and session by Dr.
Nagendra H
January
30: Mysuru
•
Exposure visit of Infosys
•
Session with Infosys leader
January
31 & February 1: Dharmasthala
•
Site visits at Dharmasthala
•
Session with Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade
February
2: Manipal /Mangalore
•
Exposure visit to Cashew Industry
•
Session with Mr. Sasishekar Krish
•
Educational tour of Manipal University
campus
•
Session with Dr. Vinod Bhat
Feburary
3: Hubballi
•
Team building activities at Hubballi
•
Session with Mr. Gautam Ostwal
February
4: Dharwad
•
Visits to Akshay Patra kitchen
•
Visit to Kalkeri Sangeet Vidyalaya
Feburary
5: Hubballi
•
Session with Mr. Gururaj Desphande and
Mrs. Jayshree Desphande
•
Session with Mr. Phanindra Sama
•
Session with Mrs. Shravani
Feburary
6: Hubballi (YUVA SUMMIT)
•
Participation in YUVA Summit
•
Session with Role models and Speakers
Feburary
7: Hubballi
•
Session with Mr. Kailash Satyarthi
•
Leaders Gala gathering
DESTINATIONS
Route-1
Journey
Belagavi
The
exciting enriching journey of LEAD Prayana begins here. Belagavi is located on
the border of Karnataka state, Maharashtra and Goa, has diverse cultural
identity which makes it ideal place to begin the journey of learning. Hence
100+ students from different states and cultures of India will gather here to
become a memorable part of LEAD Prayana.
Tumakuru
Tumakuru
is on a elevated land which is intersected by river valleys. It is known as
‘Kalpa-taru Nadu’ for its production of coconut. A range of hills rising to nearly
4,000 feet (1,200 m) crosses it from north to south, forming the watershed
between the systems of the Krish-na and the Kaveri. Tumkur is also known for
Sree Siddaganga math which has immensely contributed to the development of the
society.
Dodballapur
Doddaballapura
is about 40 km from Bangalore towards North. This town was once known for
weaving silk. Doddaballapura is a calm city which is known for several
historical tem-ples. The town is also an upcoming IT Hub with the development
of BIAL IT Investment Region. Dodballapur has gifted the country with Narayana
Reddy who is a legendry organic farmer.
Kuppam
Kuppam
in Andhra Pradesh is an educational hub with an engineering colleges, medical
colleges and Dravidian University. It is also known for Agastya International
Foundation, an incredibly successful NGO that strives to bring hands-on science
and creativity to all Indian children. It also runs one of the largest mobile
science education programs for under-priv-ileged children and rural teachers in
the world.
Nizamabad
The
city from where Godavari enters Telangana is Nizamabad and the city from where
the exciting journey of Prayana route2.Nizamabad means the city of the
governer. It is locat-ed in the north-western region in the state of Telangana
and is one of the ten talukas of Nizamabad.
Narsingpally
It
is a model village at 15 km from the district headquarters, Nizambhad in
Telangana. It has a population of around 3600 and is known for its self
sustainability model. It has become an example for other villages. Mr. Narsimha
Reddy is the man behind the success story of Narsingapally.
Hyderabad
Hyderabad
is the common capital of both the southern Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and
Telangana. It was established in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah. Hyderabad was
historically known as a pearl and diamond trading centre, and it continues to
be known as the City of Pearls.
Secunderabad
Secunderabad
is twin city of Hyderabad located in the state of Telangana. It is named after
Sikandar Jah, The third Nizam of the Asaf Jahi dynasty, Secunderabad was
founded in 1806 as a British cantonment. Being one of the largest cantonments
in India, Secunderabad has a large presence of army and air force personnel.
Exploring
Together
Bengaluru
Bengaluru
is the capital city of Karnataka. It is one of the largest cities and is the
fourth-larg-est metropolitan city in India. It is also known as the Garden City
of India because of its gentle climate, broad streets, greenery and the
presence of many public parks. Recently, in past few years, it has become the
hub of information technology and hence has earned the name ‘Silicon Valley of
India’.
Mysuru
The
earlier capital of Wodeyar dynasty is known for its palaces, rich culture and
heritage. Mysore style of painting, the sweet dish Mysore Pak, the Mysore Peta
(a traditional silk turban) and the garment known as the Mysore silk sari is
popular throughout the world. Mysore has progressed in the Information
Technology too with the Infosys establishing its largest campus at Mysuru.
Dharmasthala
As
the name suggests “Dharmasthala” is the center of justice and truthfulness.
Being the abode of ‘Lord Manjunatheswara’ it exhibits the glory of religion,
duty and righteousness.
Under
the guidance of Dr. Veerendra Heggadde, Dharmasthala exhibits religious
tolerance wherein caste, creed and faith of pilgrims have no bars.
Manipal
Located
in the rocky hinterland of the Malabar Coast, the university town is an abode
of education. With a commanding view of the Arabian Sea, this place houses the
famous Ma-nipal University that has produced some of the best leaders in every
field.
Dharwad
Dharwad
is a peaceful green city. From very early days, it has been known as a hub for
education and the arts. The Dharwad region is well provided with schools,
polytechnics, ITIs, engineering colleges and universities. In addition to its
impressive list of educational institutions, Dharwad region has also
contributed great proponents of Hindustani classical music and other arts.
Hubballi
In
Kannada, Hubballi means “flowering creeper.” As the name suggests, we believe
Hubballi will offer a promising end for the participants of LEAD Prayana by
letting the flowers of knowledge, self awareness and leadership bloom within them.
At the LEAD office in Hubballi, we end this leadership journey by bringing back
smarter individual leaders.
