Malda Railway High School

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Malda Railway High School
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Malda Railway High School
Station Road, Jhaljhalia

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India
Coordinates 25°01′01″N88°07′55″E / 25.0169069°N 88.131985°E / 25.0169069; 88.131985 Coordinates: 25°01′01″N88°07′55″E / 25.0169069°N 88.131985°E / 25.0169069; 88.131985
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TypeCo-ed
Established3 January 1966;57 years ago (3 January 1966)
School district Malda
Category Madhyamik, Higher secondary
HeadmasterAshis Mandal (T.I.C)
Affiliations WBBSE & WBCHSE

Malda Railway High School is higher secondary school with arts and science. [1]

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Establishment

The school was established in 1966.

Location

It is situated at the Railway Type1 Colony, P.O.-Jhaljhalia, Dist:Malda of English Bazar municipality of Malda district, India.

Railway support

In 2018, Indian Railways announced its intent to withdraw support for its Railway Schools after 2018–19. Later, it revised its position, announcing support for schools with fifteen to twenty wards of railway employees. [2]

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References

  1. "Malda Railway High School". Archived from the original on 21 April 2016. Retrieved 18 February 2017.
  2. Arockiaraj, D Vincent (18 May 2018). "Railway does U-turn, gives green signal to run schools". Times of India. Retrieved 29 January 2019.