About us

 

Eminent T.T. Girls College and Eminent Academic Girls College, located just 60 kilometers from Jaipur airport in the serene Village Soda. Operating under the New Eminent International School Shiksha Samiti, these institutions have been at the forefront of girls' education in the region since their establishment in 2007 by Mr. Chaudhary.

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In 2015, due to financial challenges, the colleges faced a temporary closure. During this period, Ms. Chhavi Rajawat, the village leader of Soda, emerged as a beacon of hope and a role model for rural youth and women. As the first MBA sarpanch of India and an alumna of prestigious institutions like Rishi Valley School, Mayo College Girls School and Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Ms. Rajawat brought a unique blend of educational excellence and entrepreneurial spirit to her community. Her unwavering commitment to inclusive development and the empowerment of youth led her to revitalize the defunct college, ensuring that young women could continue to pursue their dreams without interruption.

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Eminent Girls College has faced considerable challenges, including debts and deteriorating infrastructure. However, with the steadfast support of her parents, the administrative team, and empathetic donors, Ms. Rajawat has successfully kept the college running.

 

Now, we are ready to embark on the next phase of our journey, seeking funds and technical support for several key initiatives that include the following:

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• Improving college infrastructure

• Providing a hostel facility

• Upgrading sports facilities

• Constructing necessary toilets

• Restarting the community radio centre to boost local education

• Establishing a digital literacy centre, a financial literacy centre, and an agriculture centre to promote cost-effective farming techniques among the youth, addressing the critical issue of climate change.

 

Ms. Rajawat offers essential mentorship to our young students, enabling them to actively participate in community initiatives. She is committed to equipping these students with the necessary support to develop into effective leaders and compassionate individuals. As professional educators, they can impart knowledge to future generations and significantly contribute to improving conditions in rural India. Their collective efforts can create a meaningful and lasting impact on their communities.

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Ms. Rajawat is a distinguished and multi-awarded sarpanch (a former elected head of the village council) known for her exemplary leadership and significant contributions to societal advancement. As an Aspen Fellow and Young Global Leader with the World Economic Forum, she has showcased her expertise on global platforms, including her address at the United Nations during the 11th Info-Poverty World Conference. Her influence has been further amplified through notable appearances on KBC and as a TEDx speaker, backed by executive education programs attended at prestigious institutions such as ISB and Harvard Kennedy School. Presently, she holds board positions at several organizations, including EIH Ltd. and the Miracle Foundation, while also engaging as a motivational speaker, certified hatha yoga teacher, and an aspiring farmer.