Hindu High School, Karwar

Coordinates: 14°48′34″N 74°07′52″E / 14.8095°N 74.1312°E / 14.8095; 74.1312
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Hindu High School
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Information
TypePrivate
Established1897
PresidentShri S. P. Kamat
PrincipalShri V. S. Shet
Faculty30
GradesClass 5 - 10
Number of studentsNearly 800
Campus size5-acre (20,000 m2)
Campus typeRectangle
AffiliationKarnataka Secondary Education Examination Board

Hindu High School, situated in the heart of Karwar, is one of the oldest school in India. It was founded by Waman Mangesh Dubhashi.

The school was established in 1897. The school has both English and Kannada medium.

Hindu High School has an NCC unit which is part of 8(Kar) Naval Unit NCC, Karwar.

Former headmasters

  • P. S. Bandekar
  • N. T. Devadig
  • M. B. Naik
  • A. D. Kulkarni
  • V. S. Shet
  • S. D. Bhende
  • A. K. Rao
  • R. S. Hedge
  • P. G. Naik

References

14°48′34″N 74°07′52″E / 14.8095°N 74.1312°E / 14.8095; 74.1312