Dau Dayal Girls Inter College, Firozabad – Dau Dayal Educational Institutions

Dau Dayal Educational Institutions began with a Bal Mandir, in the year 1962 by Shri S G Chandra, a renowned industrialist and philanthropist of Northern India to promote women’s education. Bal Mandir grew into an Inter College (12th Standard) school where now more than 1600 girls are educated in 2 shifts due to a shortage of classroom space. It is affiliated to UP Board.

Dau Dayal Girls Inter College Society, formed & registered under the Societies Act 1860, is a non-profit making charitable organization, dedicated to the promotion of women’s education and upliftment. It is registered under 80(G) & 12(A) as a non-profit making Educational Society.

Our Facilities

The Dau Dayal Girls School aims at offering all our students a broad and balanced curriculum that provides rewarding and stimulating activities to prepare them for the best social and cultural life.

“Partnering with Edu-GIRLS has allowed Dau Dayal Girls School to bridge the inequity that exists in education between the government and the private sector schools. We are now able to deliver education that will transform the lives of our students. “

Mala Rastogi, President, Dau Dayal Mahila Mahavidyalaya Society

Board Advisors

NISHA AGRAWAL is an economist who has worked on poverty, inequality and social development issues for more than thirty years. She was the first CEO of Oxfam India for ten years from 2008-18. Prior to that, she worked with the World Bank for almost twenty years. She has extensive experience working in countries in the East Asia Region (especially Cambodia, Vietnam and Indonesia) and in the East Africa Region (Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda). Prior to that, for four years, Nisha was a research associate at the Impact Research Centre at Melbourne University in Australia. She has a PhD in economics from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia, and an MA in economics from the Delhi School of Economics. Nisha is an active member of civil society networks and organizations promoting social justice, with a special interest in promoting gender equality.

VANDANA PAMECHA

CEO – Edu-GIRLS

Former Vice-President – FranConnect

ADITYA NARAIN

Director – Edu-GIRLS

Former Deputy Director

International Monetary Fund

NEEL ADHIRAJ an educator, facilitator, and learner who works with children and adults, students and teachers. His aim to create an education that is experiential, holistic, and learner-centric, and develops reflective and independent learning skills.

Neel have worked on developing educational technology, designing curriculum, teaching at both elementary and secondary levels, and teacher education. He was a Teach For India Fellow working in a Government Girls Senior Secondary School in Delhi for 2 years. He have taught English, Maths, Science, and Social Science in the classroom, tutored individual students, instructed summer camps in debate and public speaking, facilitated Social Emotional Ethical Learning (SEEL) circles, and led experiential education experiences in both India and the United States.