Bahgwat Vidyapeeth

We’ve been here at Rusi Chhawani for a good while now. Being right in Bhagwan Bazar means there is always something going on outside our gate. You can hear the trains from the railway station nearby throughout the day, which usually blends into the background noise of the classrooms. The building isn't brand new, but it holds up okay. We spend most of our mornings just getting things ready before the first bell rings. Sometimes the tea stall down the street gets more of our attention than it should during our short breaks. It's a busy spot in the bazar, so there's always a bit of dust and a lot of people moving around. We have a few rooms that get quite hot in the summer, so we keep the fans running constantly to keep the air moving. Most of us who work here live close by, so we just walk or take a cycle in every morning. It’s not a fancy setup, just some desks, old chalkboards, and a lot of books piled up in the office. We try to keep the courtyard clean, but with the wind blowing through the bazar, it’s a bit of a daily battle for us. Parents stop by mostly in the afternoons to ask about their kids or pay fees, and the chatter fills up the narrow hallway. It’s just how things go here at Bahgwat Vidyapeeth. We don't have a big sign, but everyone in the neighborhood knows the way.