Over 300 members of Old Students Association has demanded heritage status for 143 year old rare gable-shaped school building. The Association President Anil Sharma along with committee presented memorandum to Mandi Deputy Commissioner and highlighted its historical importance and present status of the building.
The Committee members; Sh. Naresh Malhotra, Sh. Kishori Lal Vaidya and other said they would take up the pathetic plight of school building with government and other departments to declare it a heritage building. They said the school had produced professionals, scientists and politicians and Association had taken upon itself the task of not only bridging the missing link among former students and organizing socio cultural activities but highlighting the need for preserving 143 old alma mater of several thousands of students who had passed out an carved history for themselves.
"The wooden structure building still stands out as a crown and testimony of its excellence giving the Nostalgic feeling of a by-gone era of generations that have been part of this great institution. The Association feels strongly to make the posterity to be a part of this movement." they added.
The Committee members; Sh. Naresh Malhotra, Sh. Kishori Lal Vaidya and other said they would take up the pathetic plight of school building with government and other departments to declare it a heritage building. They said the school had produced professionals, scientists and politicians and Association had taken upon itself the task of not only bridging the missing link among former students and organizing socio cultural activities but highlighting the need for preserving 143 old alma mater of several thousands of students who had passed out an carved history for themselves.
"The wooden structure building still stands out as a crown and testimony of its excellence giving the Nostalgic feeling of a by-gone era of generations that have been part of this great institution. The Association feels strongly to make the posterity to be a part of this movement." they added.
