A semi-urban but green populous village, Andul- Mouri, is one of the very few oldest villages of the district Howrah, West Bengal, India. Except a limited section of the villagers the inhabitants are mostly daily wagers , small and marginal businessman and commuters employed in Kolkata and its surroundings.

This oldest village has been fortunate to be endowed with one of the few top ranking schools of Howrah district – GRAMYA HITAKARI GIRLS’ SCHOOL (H.S). In a semi urban resource poor and disadvantaged situation since 1921, this school has been serving the cause of education. Over the last ninety nine years it has imparted both academic and non academic education to a large number of rural pupils at Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary levels. At present the school has a roll strength of little over 2500. Each year both the Madhymik and Higher Secondary students get through the examinations with flying colours. This leads to the tremendous pressure on admission, accommodation and recurring and non recurring education based various activities. Our girls not only uphold the prestige of this institution through shining results but they have also achieved rare honours in academic, sports and culture at the National level. Remarkable success of this institution is owed to the dedications of its teachers and the intimate involvement of the community. The essential revenue expenses of the school is now funded by the State Govt,while the capital expenses are mostly funded from the donations of the villagers , other good hearted people and notable organizations.

Lastly, we have a mission to promote sustainable all round development in and around the surroundings of the village, Andul Mouri. The semi urban and resource poor syndrome around this one of the oldest villages of the district prompted us to take up this mission. To fulfil this motto we have centred round GRAMYA HITAKARI GIRLS’ SCHOOL (H.S) and begun from that point which will certain