Hoshiari Devi Girls Intercollege, established in 1998, is a prominent educational institution located in Rathora village, Baghpat district, Uttar Pradesh, India. The school was founded with the mission to provide affordable and quality education to girls in Rathora and its neighboring villages. It is named after Shrimati Hoshiari Devi, a woman from a modest background who, despite lacking formal education, highly valued the importance of learning.
The institution aims to empower the girl child through education, offering a safe and modern campus environment where girls can pursue their academic and extracurricular interests without facing the challenges often associated with accessing education in rural areas. The school is situated on a link road connecting Kishanpur Biral in the east to Chapprouli in the west, approximately 12 km north of Baraut.
Rathora village is accessible via the Delhi-Sharanpur Road, with Rathora being about 6 km past the villages of Soop and Mukunderpur on the way. From Chapprouli, Rathora is 3 km to the east. The school offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes both academic and extracurricular activities, ensuring holistic development for its students. The faculty comprises qualified and dedicated educators committed to fostering a nurturing learning environment.
The admission process is designed to be inclusive, aiming to provide educational opportunities to all girls in the region. Over the years, Hoshiari Devi Girls Intercollege has made significant strides in promoting education for girls in rural Uttar Pradesh, contributing to the empowerment and upliftment of the community. The school's modern campus facilities support a wide range of activities, from academics to sports and cultural events, ensuring that students receive a well-rounded education.
The institution's commitment to quality education and community development continues to make a positive impact in the region, reflecting the enduring legacy of its namesake, Shrimati Hoshiari Devi.