RMS Dholpur Photo Gallery: The school buildings are located on two adjacent hills, the one on Kesarbagh is the Academic Building, and the hostel and residences are located on the hill sometimes referred as new campus. The school houses a library. Besides the Academic block the Kesarbagh Fort houses a …
Read More »RMS Dholpur Ex-Georgians Photo Gallery, Old Students Images
RMS Dholpur Ex-Georgians Photo Gallery: Rashtriya Military School, Dholpur was the fifth and the youngest of the five Rashtriya Military Schools. Raised on 16 July 1962, the School is the only Rashtriya Military School raised after the Independence. Located on the Dholpur Bari Highway, the School is housed in a regal …
Read More »An officer and a gentleman: Worth a Muslim’s ambition
The President of India Ram Nath Kovind took the salute at the 134th passing-out parade at the National Defence Academy (NDA), Khadakvasla. The passing-out parade, always a somber occasion, was especially more poignant this time. The man who put it together for the Supreme Commander’s inspection, the Subedar Major Drill …
Read More »Girls not allowed: How India’s military schools are gender discriminatory
Education is one of the most critical areas of empowerment for women, and Sainik Schools and Rashtriya Military Schools both illustrate clear examples of the discrimination girls suffer. Offering girls basic quality education is one sure way of giving them much greater power, of enabling them to make genuine choices …
Read More »Georgians Associations
‘Georgians Alumni Association’ (www.Georgians.in) is associated with ‘Rashtriya Military Schools’ only and stand alone effort of Amarjeet Malik (Ajmer Georgian) since 2005. ‘Georgian’ is a common term used by old students (Ex-students) of Rashtriya Military Schools (i.e. Ajmer Military School, Bangalore Military School, Belgaum Military School, Chail Military School and …
Read More »Faculty & Staff Members
This page is dedicated to “Faculty & Staff Members” – who are either working or worked with “Rashtriya Military Schools”.
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