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Desuri Dossier A4.Qxp:Mise En Page 1 RAJMATA KRISHNA KUMARIJI GIRL’S HOSTEL FORT DESURI DISTRICT PALI (Rajasthan) Aim with which the Hostel was started:- 1. The Hostel was started with the aim to encourage girls education in the rural areas, particularly in financially weaker families where the girls education is negligible. 2. H.H. Maharaja Sahib of Jodhpur was requested to provide accommodation for the girls and the staff in his fort palace at Desuri H.H. very kindly agreed to this proposal. 3. H.H. Maharaja Sahib of Jodhpur agreed and gave the assurance that he would bear all the expenses through his trust regarding the expenses for all alteration and addition of the building and also bear the water and electricity expenses. The rest of the expenses were to be managed either by donation or from fees recovered from the girls students. Brief Introduction: Desuri Fort is a private property of Maharaja Gajsinghji, Jodhpur. He has given on lease to H.H. Maharaja Hanwant Singhji Charitable Trust on a token rent of Rs. 21/- per annum, for the girls education to use as hostel, as Maharaja Gajsinghji himself is very keen to promote the girls education in our part of Rajasthan. The Trustees of H.H. Maharaja Hanwant Singhji Cheritable Trust are – (1) H.H. Maharaja Gajsingh Singhji Sahib, (2) Her Highness Maharani Hemlata Rajye Sahiba (3) Shri R.K. Martand Singh (4) Shri Lekh Raj Mehta, Senior Advocate (5) Shri Sharad Chand Bhandari The Trustees entrusts the day to day working to the Management Committee which is chaired by Thakur Sunder Singh. A few members are voluntarily helping in managing Rajmata Krishna Kumariji Girl’s Hostel, Desuri. Management:- It was decided that to run the Hostel a management committee comprising of members from H.H. Maharaja Hanwant Singhji Charitable Trust and Shri. Rajput Mahil Shikshan Samiti, educationist and mahila members to be headed by a Chairman should be formed. The committee would lay down the rules and regulations to be followed by the appointed staff of the Hostel, girls students and parents/guardians of the girls. The committee would meet as and when required and review the progress and other matters from time to time. The Hostel was started in the academic year 1987 – 88 i.e. on 7th August 1987 with a strength of 9 (Nine) girls only. Two members of Shri. Rajput Mahila Shikshan Samiti went around the rural area in Pali and near by districts in their own vehicle and at their own cost. Many families were contacted but only 7 of them agreed to send their girls to the Hostel and later on 2 more girls were also admitted and thus Hostel was started with 9 girls only. The following table presents the progressive strength of girls of the Hostel:- Sr. No. Session Strength Remarks 1 1987-88 9 2 1988-89 10 3 1989-90 17 4 1990-91 32 5 1991-92 48 6 1992-93 56 7 1993-94 82 8 1994-95 87 9 1995-96 105 10 1996-97 108 11 1997-98 125 12 1998-99 140 13 1999-2000 159 14 20001-01 160 15 2001-02 165 16 2002-03 146 17 2003-04 173 18 2004-05 170 19 2005-06 175 20 2006-07 176 21 2007-08 182 22 2008-09 180 The Hostel was started with a dedicated staff. One In-charge Hostel, one accountant and one peon were appointed. All of them were male. One lady warden and one female cook- cum-peon were also appointed. To clear the Hostel premises and the toilets a sweeper was also appointed at the Hostel. Then as the strength of the girls at the Hostel increased lady warden were consequently increased and also the female peon. Male cook and helpers were also appointed according to the strength of the girls at the Hostel staff was increased. At present there is one Hostel In-charge, one Accountant, one Store In-charge and two peons working along with a Kitchen Staff of four members. There are at present five lady wardens and two female peons and sweepers according to the needs of the Hostel. The financial position of the Hostel:- To encourage the admission of more girls at the hostel, the hostel fee was kept at the minimum. Salaries of the staff and the part of the expenses on meals were born by the Rajput Mahila Shikshan Sansthan. As the strength of the girls increased with the awareness of education girls among parents the fee was gradually increased and slowly in about ten years. Financial condition of the hostel to pay for the staff salaries and meals from its own resources. From the year 2004-2005 the hostel has become self supporting and all the subsidies were stopped. Gradually the deposits were made in the banks and today the hostel is financially in a comfortable position. But no major work can be undertaken by the hostel on its own, academic progress of the Hostel and the extra curricular activities. Upto 1996 the Government Girls School which the hostel girls attended was only upto 10th standard. It was raised upto 12th standard from 1997 and the results of the hostel are as below:- Sr. No Session Total Passed Result Remarks student student (percentage) 1 1997 10 06 60% 2 1998 05 05 100% 3 1999 21 20 95.23% 4 2000 19 19 100% 5 2001 23 23 100% 6 2002 18 17 94.44% 7 2003 27 27 100% 8 2004 16 12 75% 9 2005 29 28 96.55% 10 2006 20 20 100% 11 2007 23 23 100% 12 2008 31 31 100% The above results show the hostel in the VIII Board glory and its dedication towards the girls education. Along with the student the girl student in the hostel are also trained in various games- Kabbadi, Handball, Kho-Kho etc. They have represented at the District Level, as well as at the state level competition so many times. The hostel girls are selected for the state level teams in these games and also at the National Level. In the year 1990 three girls represented All India Jumburee Bhopal meet. In the year 1998-99 Rajendar Kanwar Karnot was declared as the best player of Kabbadi and she represented at the National Level Games. In the hostel besides games and sports so many other extra curricular activities are also organized as Debate, Music, Quiz, Extempo-speech and other activities. In the year 2002-03 the Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan organized a Debate, Speech and Essay Competition at Kankaroli. The hostel girl students participated in these competitions and declared first in these competitions. Accommodation and furniture & fixtures since the beginning of the hostel alteration and additions have been carried out by H.H. Maharaja Sahib of Jodhpur through his trust and other organizations known to him. Airy and ventilated, well equipped rooms with fans and electricity are there for the girls accommodation and also other necessary facilities were provided. A well and fully equipped modern computer lab is also provided for the girls along with a library. For harvesting the rain water and its conservation various channels and tanks are constructed. A modern kitchen with up to date kitchen wares and huge dining hall is also provided. A well furnished and equipped administrative office has also been constructed. Thakur Sunder Singh and Brig. Shakti Singhji wish to construct a few rooms and some facilities directly and indirectly for the students, which is below mentioned with the cost. S.No. Activities Estimated Expenditure (a) Construction of Two Class Rooms 11290 EUR (b) Repair of Platform of Stage and Laying of Stones 5242 EUR (c) Construction of One Dormitory for Students 5645 EUR (d) Repair of Main Gate and its Roof 2823 EUR (e) Construction of One Store Room 2532 EUR Total : 27532 EUR We thank you for your kind donation! !"#$%&'(&'%& )#$%&% * #$%&% + , --- , History of Desuri Fort Thakur Raimal – ascended in 1480 A.D. His sons were - SHANKAR SINGH, SAWANT SINGH, SIDHRAV SINGH, BHAIRONDAS. His sons Shanker Singh and Savant Singh, attacked and captured Desuri and were granted 140 villages of Mewar and Godwar. 1. Thakur SAVANT SINGH - ascended in 1491 A.D. in Desuri Fort. Battle for Desuri - Kunwar Prithviraj, Son of Rana Raimal, who was exiled to Kumbhalgarh by his father, Rana Raimal, wanted to annex the area of Godwar. In this ambition, Madrecha Chauhans of Desuri were the biggest hurdle. He seeked help from Solankis, who first denied as Madrechas were their relatives but later agreed. In the morning, Solanki Savant Singh along with his elder Shanker Singh attacked Desuri Fort. Savant Singh was on the first gate of the Fort where he get indulged in fighting with Madrecha Sanda. Sanda said “Beware Solanki, I am Sanda. I’ll take your head off your shoulders.” Savant Singh replied “If I don’t kill you, I am not a Singh.” The swords strikes from both the sides. Savant Singh was hit on the head but was saved due to helmet but Sanda was hit on the shoulder and his hand was cut away from his body and later his head. Savant Singh and Shanker Singh killed 150 Chauhans including their head, Madrecha Alhan and captured Desuri Fort. Prithviraj was pleased from this victory and announced “Until Sisodia family is holding the title of Maharana, Desuri will remains yours. Conflict with Rao of Marwar - Savant Singh with other members of Mewar court, were sent by Rana Udai Singh to discuss Border issues with Rao Maldeo of Jodhpur. During discussions, both the parties started praising their clans and ancestors.
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