Late Rajendra Roy proposed to establish a school before all the scholars and social reformers. The proposal was unanimously accepted. The question of nomenclature was immediately solved by picking up “Gyan Bharti Public School” which is the another name of “Minerva” herself from the entire suggested names. It was the first week of December 1973 when a handful scholars were to write a new history of Laxmisagar adding much beauty, excellence and merit to it under the presidentship of Pandit Tula Krishna Jha. The real dignity of a man lies not in what he has but in what he is. They were real heroes. Victory to education ! Glory to them !

The very auspicious day when “Gyan Bharti public school” came into form was the 28th of January 1974 i.e. the Shreepanchami of Magha Shuklapaxa. The premises of the school became a place of pilgrimage when it took its form before the ideal of “Minerva” in the midst of vedic mantras. The great “Muse” gave her spiritual support mutely, the scholars, moral support openly and the mohallians social support heartily. We celebrate this day with great pomp and show, every year.

The job of teaching started in the residence of Shri V.N. Kapari. Within a year it was brought to the mill-building of late Shiv Prasad where it continued upto the three long years. Small kindness, small courtesies and small considerations habitually practiced in our social intercourse give greater charm to the character than the display of great talents and accomplishments.