Eklavya Public School

If you head down Pipeline Road in Jalalpur, you’ll find Eklavya Public School. We’ve been operating out of Muradnagar for some time. It’s a straightforward setup. We have the usual classrooms and a bit of space for the students to move around during their breaks. It isn't a flashy place with glass walls or anything like that. It's just a solid brick building where teaching happens. Most of the staff live nearby, so we know the families who send their children here. We see the kids growing up year after year. Some of them start small and leave us much taller. We just try to keep the environment decent and focus on the books. The road outside can get a bit dusty, especially in the dry season, but we manage. It’s a local school for local people. We don’t try to be something we aren’t. Everyone here knows each other's names, which is nice. It feels more like a community than a big corporation. We just open the doors every morning and do our jobs. Sometimes the bell rings a minute late, and sometimes the power goes out, but we just keep going. That’s life in Muradnagar for us. We don't need much more than some desks, books, and students who are willing to sit still and listen for a few hours every day.