Akola Education Society, Akola
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History[edit]
The society was established on July 23, 1927,[1] the day of Lokmanya Tilak Jayanti. They commenced educational activities that same year with the start of the New English School, with a class size of about 20 students. The school has flourished into a sprawling complex having multiple branches like Jubilee English School,[2] Murtizapur High School, Jubilee and New English Junior College, M.C.V.C., Akola Law College,[3] etc. At present, the society has several educational institutions under its patronage.
These institutions provide educational services to nearly 5000 students at Akola and Murtizapur. The range of their activities spreads from K.G. to junior colleges. The vision of the management is to provide educational services to the student-community of the region ranging from K.G. to P.G.
The society celebrated its platinum jubilee in 2002. As a mark of celebration and to commemorate the occasion, it was resolved to venture into the field of higher education by setting up a five-year degree course Law College at Akola. As a result, Akola Law College began and gave the opportunities of scholarships and Jobs. The college is recognized by the government of Maharashtra and affiliated to Amravati University. The Bar Council of India, New Delhi has accorded its approval to the college.
On 1 January 1932, the panel of life members was formed. The life members were Shri. S. J. Kulkarni, Shri. K.L. Khambalkar and Shri. D.H. Mandawgane.
Famous alumni[edit]
It is most notable institution since it has a number of alumni, who are currently engaged on high-ranking posts in India and abroad. Some of them are as follows:
- Justice Vallabhdasji Mohta
- Anand Modak, Great Indian musician
References[edit]
- ^ infosekolah.net. "Akola Education Society, Akola". infosekolah.net. Retrieved 6 February 2024.
- ^ "Jubilee English High School – Kumbhari, Akola". Retrieved 6 February 2024.
- ^ infosekolah.net. "Akola Education Society, Akola". infosekolah.net. Retrieved 6 February 2024.