Overview
In the year 1847 in the village called Chhota Jagulia a few noble personalities set up a school room having a double shed roof on 4 katas of land. India was under the British Rule. The so-called land was adjacent to Barasat and in order to reach Chhota Jagulia you needed to take the way to be covered by walking. It was a flourishing village rich in mango, jackfruit and coconut trees.
