Saraswati College

The college sits right on Madanpur Road. If you know the area in Bulandshahr, you’ve probably passed it once or twice. It’s a plain building, nothing too flashy. Most days start early here. Teachers show up on bikes while students walk in from the main road. The dust from the street usually settles on the windows by noon. Keeping the place tidy takes up a lot of our time. There are classrooms inside that get quite a bit of light in the morning. When the power goes out, we just keep the doors open for air. It’s a local place. Most of the folks around here know us by name. There's a small area where kids stand around during the breaks. It isn’t a huge campus or anything like that. Just some rooms and desks where people sit and learn. Look at the office right at the front. It's usually cluttered with papers and old ledgers. Those big ceiling fans hum all day long. In the winter, it gets a bit chilly in the hallways because of the way the building is set up. People from Madanpur and the nearby spots come here because it’s close to home. We don’t have fancy buses. Most people just walk or find their own way. It's a regular part of the neighborhood. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint soon, but for now, it serves its purpose for the students and the staff who work here.