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With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later. Following the footsteps of the founder, the governing body 'SOUTH INDIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY' considered the task as a noble cause to the society and continued to contribute till date. Presently there are 4200 students from Nursery to Junior College and 170 teaching and non-teaching staff.

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It is well said that the most 'memorable days' are 'school days'. At the ripe age of 95 years, You are strong enough to recall your school days in pre-independence era of 1941. Generally we live for self but its very rare to find a person who lives for others in thoughts also. Due to the students like you the school will see many more centuries. Smt. G. Ranganayaki scholarship for Academically bright students for Junior College (Rs. 5 Lac Endowment fund)

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With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later. Following the footsteps of the founder, the governing body 'SOUTH INDIAN EDUCATION SOCIETY'....


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Our South Indian Education Society is Celebrating his 125th years of foundation day in the present year. Commensurate to the said celebration the South Indian Education Society, Shankar Nagar, Nagpur is holding walkathon & Run for Education of the children, Ex. Alumni members and other senior members of the society on Saturday the 29th September 2018 at 6.00 AM to 7.00 AM.

With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later.

With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later.

With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later.

With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later.

Vision

With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later.

Mission

The mission of Saraswati Vidyalaya, Nagpur is to empower our students to reach their full potential while developing discipline, patience, confidence, tolerance and respect. We believe in nurturing character which helps for the development of the mind, body and spirit to become a global responsible citizen.

Student Adoptation

With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later.

Parent Teacher Association

With a vision to provide education to the South Indian Community in the Orange City of Nagpur, Late Shri Rao Bahadur A. Vasudev Mudaliar started a small Tamil Mixed School in 1894 at Sitabuldi with just seven students on the roll which was granted recognition a decade later.