Udayraj Hindu Intercollege

Udairaj Hindu Inter College
Location

Kashipur , Uttarakhand 244713 India
Information
Established	1914
School district	Udham Singh Nagar
Educational authority	Uttarakhand Board of School Education

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29°13′08″N 78°57′28″E / 29.2190206°N 78.9576754°E / 29.2190206; 78.9576754 Udayraj Hindu Inter college is one of the oldest inter colleges of Kashipur, Uttarakhand, India. It is located near Nagnath Temple on the Manpur Road.

The College was established by Raja Udai Raj Pratap Singh from Chand Dynasty of Kumaon through one trust named after his mother. K. C. Singh Baba is the Chairman of the trust. The first secretary of that trust was Pt. Govind Ballabh Pant, first chief minister of Uttar Pradesh. The land was donated by Raja Udai Pratap Raj Singh. In its early days it was a co-educational college, however after the opening of one Government Girls Inter college at Kashipur, it was converted to a boys' college.

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