It is also near one of India's seven Ashoka Pillars, a national emblem consisting of 4 lion heads, which is used on all official documents and currency notes. The school was established in 1980 and serves about 1200 children from nursery through class 10. A majority of the students live with their families in the surrounding area. Homes are commonly made of bricks and many do not have electricity or running water. The children come to study English, Hindi and Sanskrit, as well as all general subjects and some computer studies.
Classrooms are well ventilated and furnished with individual desks.
Playtime includes games like soccer, cricket and hopscotch. Daily devotions are held and students receive an abundance of loving care. A stable environment is maintained where children can grow emotionally and spiritually.