Updated On: 15 December, 2025 09:25 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Around 150 tribal students from Palghar’s Onde college visited Mumbai on an educational tour organised by the KAASH Foundation, gaining exposure to academic institutions, national workshops, cultural spaces and civic life beyond textbooks

In the afternoon, the students attended the 21st International Symposium, “Tribal to Global: Connecting Communities and Creating Change”, at the National Gallery of Modern Art.
For 150 tribal students from Arts, Commerce and Science College, Onde, in Maharashtra’s Palghar district, Mumbai became more than just a distant city—it became a classroom beyond textbooks. Organised by the KAASH Foundation, Mumbai, the one-day educational and exposure tour was designed to broaden perspectives and introduce students to academic, cultural, and civic spaces rarely accessible to them.
Travelling from Palghar aboard the Flying Ranee Express, the students began their day with a visit to Girgaon Chowpatty, where Mumbai’s coastline offered lessons in history, culture, and urban life. The experience set the tone for a day focused on learning through observation and interaction.