Our Founder Manager Madam Heeru Saxena was instrumental in setting up the first school of Rajajipuram in 1976 in B Block. It was inaugurated by MP, Smt Mohsina Kidwai on 14th January 1976. Madam Heeru Saxena was also responsible for getting the first bus started from Rajajipuram and the first police station. She was always pro active in going to meet the concerned authorities for public welfare. The then Chief Minister, Babu Banarsi Dass, held her in high regard. When he came to inaugurate the stone for naming of the new colony, it was named Begum Hazrat Mahal Nagar which was opposed by her and all senior citizens on grounds that no city should have two similar sounding names. The Honorable CM left it to her to suggest another name. She decided to call it Rajajipuram after Shri C. Rajgopalachari, the first Governor General of Free India and a great advocate of Hindi language in south
Indian states. Hence, the first bus service, the first police station and name of our colony is all thanks to her zeal and efforts. In 1980, when Shri Chandrashekhar, former Prime Minister of India, visited Rajajipuram, to lay the foundation stone of the new building, he greatly appreciated the unique name of the new colony, paying homage to the great leader. Madam Heeru Saxena was the President of Indo Soviet Cultural Society and was sent as a part of a Central India delegate to visit 16 countries of USSR in 1988. She was a champion of girl education, communal harmony and women empowerment. Her social and political drives led to a better and inclusive society at grassroot level.