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Shimla Helpline
Donating Blood
Your Community Needs You to Give Blood
To the patient fighting cancer, blood means hope. To the patient with sickle cell anemia, blood means comfort. To the patient critically injured in a car accident, blood means life. Though you may never know whose lives you touch by donating blood, you can be certain that you have given them a precious gift -- the chance for another tomorrow.
Why Should I Give Blood?
Without blood donors, there would be no chances for many patients. Each year, thousands of patients lives depend on blood. The Sacramento Medical Foundation provides blood and blood components to hospitals in 17 Northern California counties, serving an area of approximately 2.8 million residents. To make sure that every patient receives the blood that he or she needs, the Blood Center must collect an average of 425 units of blood and blood components each day. Locally, less than 5 percent of those who are eligible give blood. Consequently, the lives of many people depend on the generosity of a few.
Your single blood donation may help as many as three patients. Each pint of blood can be separated into its various components -- red cells, plasma, and platelets -- and given to patients with different needs.
Blood donors touch the lives of new mothers and newborn babies, children and adults suffering from cancer or leukemia, people who need heart or transplant surgery, hemophiliacs, victims of accidents or violence, and more.
Is it Safe to Give Blood?
Absolutely! (You cannot get AIDS or any other disease through the donation process.) Nurses use a sterile, disposable needle only once for each donation and safely dispose of it after use. The only blood you are exposed to is your own.
How Much Blood Will You Take?
Each blood donation equals about one pint, which your body will not miss. By increasing your intake of fluids before and after the donation, you will be able to replenish the fluids you've given within about 24 hours.
Last Minute Reminders
- Drink plenty of fluids and eat a good meal within four hours before giving blood.
- Encourage a friend to give with you!
The Facts
- Locally, less than 5 percent of the eligible population gives blood. The lives of many depend on the generosity of a few.
- You can give whole blood as often as every 56 days (8 weeks).
Please donate blood and save precious lives !
Himachal Pradesh At A Glance
HIMACHAL Himachal, meaning the land of snow, located 450km north of Delhi is one of the most beautiful states of Indian union. Enchanting hills, deep and green valleys, popular pilgrim centers, unexplored regions bathed in pristine beauty, culturally unique and rich tribal areas, gurgling streams and alpine flora all beckon the travelers. Himachal has everything for everyone for all seasons. From casual visitor to a devout pilgrim; from those seeking a break from the busy city life to the solitude lover; from easy holiday makers to those who want to rough it out everyone can take their fill. Adventure seekers can choose from trekking, mountaineering, rock climbing, white water rafting, para gliding, angling and skiing including heli-skiing. Idyllic landscape, serene environment, cool pollution free refreshing air and pure natural bliss- Himachal waits to be felt, explored, enjoyed and cherished. Small hill villages located across high rising mountain passes that remain blocked for nearly six months in a year, ancient temples dating back to the seventh century; pre-Aryan rituals, customs and traditions; high altitude glacial lakes; national parks and wild life sanctuaries- all join together to create a magic spell. From fertile plains to lush green meadows and from thick forests to barren mountains the landscape is rich and varied. Elevation ranges from 350m in the plains of Kangra and Una to 7000m in the high hills of Lahaul and Spiti. Dharamsala receives second highest rainfall in the country whereas Lahaul and Spiti valleys go without rains. Culture is as diverse as the landscape. More than 2000 deities, local gods and goddesses are worshipped in the state and almost every village has its own deity. These gods speak through the chosen ones called chelas and gurs who regulate the lives of hill people. The dialect changes after every few kilometers and customs and traditions also vary. Numerous fairs and festivals are held around the year celebrating the spirit of life in the most taxing circumstances. People are god fearing and hospitable. There is a wondrous mix of tradition and modernity.
The Land
Himachal extends from the plains of Punjab and Haryana to the permanent snow covered Himalayan mountain ranges. The Shivaliks take off from the plains and gentle hills roll one by one and rise in altitude as one approaches Himachal from the plains. The Shivalik, Dhauladhar, Pir Panjal and Great Himalayan ranges run almost parallel to each other and shape the deep valleys irrigated by numerous perennial streams and rivers. The valleys of Kullu and Kangra receive plenty of monsoon rains but the valleys of Lahaul, Pangi, Spiti and Kinnaur that lie beyond Pir Panjal receive very little rains. Several perennial rivers originate in the state. Main rivers that rise in Himachal are Beas, Ravi, Chandrabhaga, Pabbar, Giri, Baira and Siul. The Satluj enters in Kinnaur district from Tibet and flows through many districts before entering Punjab. The Yamuna flows on the western border of Himachal in Sirmour district.
The Origins
It is believed that the Kolorian people of Gangatic plains were the original inhabitants of the Himalayan hills who were pushed north by the people of Indus Valley (2250-1750 B.C). The earliest texts of Aryans composed around 1000 BC referred to the hill people as Dasas, Dasyus and Nishadas. In later works these people living in the Himalaya have been called Kinnars, Nagas and Yakshas. The Khashas, a group of Aryans coming from Khashgar, Gilgit and Kashmir spread throughout Himalayan region of Kangra, Kullu, Mahasu, Chamba, Gharwal, Kumaun and Nepal. They established small principalities in the hills. The Mahabharata refers to four Janpadas in the Himalaya- Audumbara, Trigarta, Kuluta and Kulind founded by Khasas. Of these Trigarta and Kuluta are identified with present day Kangra and Kullu. Trigarta finds mention in the Mahabharata, the Vedas and the work of Panini. Rivers of Himachal Chenab (Chandrabhaga), Ravi, Beas and Satluj are mentioned in the Vedic literature as Asikini, Parushni, Vipasha and Shatudri respectively.
Post Independence
On 15th April 1948 Himachal came into existence as the Chief Commissioner's province and became a Part C State of Indian Union on 26th January 1950. Bilaspur State was merged with Himachal Pradesh on 1st July 1954. Himachal Pradesh got the status of Union Territory on 1st November 1956. Kangra and most of the other hill areas of Punjab were merged with H.P. on 1st November 1966. On 18th December 1970 the State of Himachal Pradesh Act was passed by Parliament and the new state came into being on 25th January 1971 as the eighteenth state of Indian Union.
DISTRICT SOLAN AT A GLANCE
Named after Shoolini Devi Goddess, Solan is the fastest growing district
headquarters town of Himachal Pradesh. Situated on Kalka-Shimla National Highway-22, it has a unique location in between Chandigarh and Shimla. It is half way on Kalka-Shimla narrow gauge heritage railway line, built by the British. It is now popularly known as “MUSHROOM CITY OF INDIA”. At an altitude of 1453 metre above mean sea level, the town is surrounded by high hills. It is pleasant in summers and also not so cold in winters. It is well connected with Nalagarh, Bilaspur, Shimla, Rajgarh, Nahan & Chandigarh.
A fair is held every year in the month of June. It begins with the worship of goddess Shoolini Mata. A 3-day mela is held at the central Thodo ground on this occasion.
Geographical setting
Solan town is located in the middle of National Highway 22 linking Kalka and Shimla. It
is served by the internationally known narrow gauge railway line connecting Shimla with Kalka, the so called "Toy Train". The town is situated at an altitude of 1453 meters above mean sea level and geographically we have longitude 77o6' and latitude 30o54' passing through it. The town proper has high hills surrounding it. The Matiul peak is on the eastern side and is approximately 1986 meters. high. The Karol peak on the Northern side is nearly 2000 meters high whereas the one near Deonghat is 1984 meters high. Solan town acts as a base station for many tourist destinations like Chail, Dagshai, Subathu, Kandaghat, Churdhar peak etc.
Historical Evolution
Solan is the headquarters of Solan district. The district derives its name from Solan town
which came into existence after the construction of the cantonment here around last quarter of the 19th Century. The Mohan Meakins brewery was set up after the establishment of the cantonment here. The brewery was set up in the year 1855. The town has been headquarters of the princely Baghat State. The word Baghat is derived from Bau or Bahu said to be a hilly term meaning "many" and ghat meaning pass. Initially the state headquarters of the Baghat State was located at Bhoch in the Bhuchali pargana, but the headquarters of the state was shifted to Solan after the construction of cantonment over here. The railway line became functional 100 years before i.e. in 1902. Thus the evolution of the town can be spelt out in the following order or sequence :-
(i) Setting up of a cantonment area at Solan.
(ii) Establishment of a brewery on account of availability of excellent mineral water
in the year 1855.
(iii) Shifting of the headquarters of Baghat State from Bhoch to Solan.
(iv) Start of Kalka-Shimla rail line in 1902.
(v) Start of vehicular road movement on Kalka-Shimla road.
(vi) The urban local body i.e. M.C. Solan came into existence around 1950.
(vii) Consequent upon re-organisation of districts in Himachal Pradesh, Solan became
an independent district on 1st September, 1972 and Solan town became its natural
headquarters.
Regional setting
No settlement can be viewed in isolation for the purpose of Development Plan as it is an
integral part of its hinterland. Solan town having a population of 34,199 persons as per 2001
census is almost saturated in development. Approximately 90% of the developable land has been actually utilized under different activities. The remaining land is fast getting reduced.
Development has been taking place outside the M.C. limits in Kather, Basal, Dehunghat,
Raboun, Anji, Shamti, Damrog and Salogra etc. The nearby settlements or towns like Subathu, Kandaghat, Chail, Rajgarh, Barog, Kumarhatti, Dharampur, Kasauli etc. are also dependent upon Solan town in many ways. People come here to use the health, educational, commercial and other infrastructure available and also bring various services as well as vegetables, food, milk etc. to meet with the growing requirements of Solan town. Thus Solan is fast acquiring the character of a regional town and has a number of activities in and around it. A brief list is given hereunder :-
(i) N.R.C.M. (National Research Centre for Mushroom)
It is a Central Government Body.
(ii) C.I.P.M.C. (Centre for Investigation of Pest Management & Control)
It is a Central Government Body.
(iii) Z.S.I. (Zoological Survey of India)
It is a Central Government Body.
(iv) Dr. Y.S. Parmar University of Horticulture & Forestry.
(v) Engineering College at Bohli near Kumarhatti.
(vi) K.T.S. Boarding school at Tatul.
(vii) Dental College at Tatul.
(viii) E.T.D.C. (Electronics Testing and Development Centre)
It is a Central Government Body.
(ix) Anaj/Sabzi Mandi.
(x) J.B.T. School and I.T.I.
(xi) S.C.E.R.T. at Raboun.
(xii) Railway Station.
(xiii) H.F.C.L. (Himachal Futuristic Communications Limited)
(xiv) S.I.S.I. ( Small Industries Service Institute)
It is a Central Government Body.
(xv) Cantonment.
(xvi) Bon Monastery at Kalaghat near Oachhghat. Said to be a oldest in India.
(xvii) Flats, Cottages, Clinics, Nursing Homes.
(xviii) Zonal Hospital.
(xix) Sand/lime mines.
Accessibility
The National Highway No. 22 is a prominent road passing through Solan town. It is an
important road from many points of view. Firstly it is a defence road connecting Delhi,
Dehradun, Ambala and Chandigarh to the China Border. Next it is the life line of our State as all raw products, building materials, passengers, goods etc. come through this route only. Our own products go out via it. It is on account of its significance that there are today 2 bye passes within Solan Planning Area. These are :-
(i) Solan bye- pass linking Saproon and Chambaghat.
(ii) Barog bye pass linking Saproon and Kumarhatti via Anji & Raboun. The Centre
Government is also likely to undertake the 4-laning of this road. Surveys and
studies have been completed in this regard.
Besides N.H.-22, we have many other important roads connecting Solan to its nearby
areas, towns or settlements. These are: -
(i) Solan - Rajgarh road.
(ii) Solan - Subathu - Arki Road.
(iii) Solan - Kandaghat road via Basal and Salumana.
(iv) Solan - Jaunaji - road.
(v) Solan - Damrog - Jatoli road.
(vi) Solan - Ashwani Khad road. It will ultimately connect Solan to Herth as well as
Chail.
Saraswati Vidya Mandir Schools in Himachal
| NAME OF THE INSTITUTIONS | PLACE | AFFILIATION GRANTED |
| District- Bilaspur | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | RAGHUNATHPURA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SAMLOHAL | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | JHANDA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BEHAL | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SUNHANI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PRIMARY SCHOOL | DIARA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | LAKHANPUR | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL | PATER | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR MAIN MARKET | BILASPUR | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PRIMARY SCHOOL | THURAN | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BUM | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PRIMARY SCHOOL | NAKHLERA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MORSINGHI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KAPAHARA | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | AUHAR | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | HATWAR | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR (KANYA) HIGH SCHOOL | LOWER NIHAL | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | GEHARWIN | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | BHARARI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SR.SEC.SCHOOL (BOYS) | (RAURA)BILASPUR | 1st-+2 |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | PANTEHRA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | CHANDPUR | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PRIMAY SCHOOL | BHARPAL | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BERI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DADHOLE | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KANDRAUR | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | BHATER | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | RISHIKESH | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | NAMHOL | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | BERTHIN(KHAROTA) | 1st-10th |
| ANUPAM PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL | KUTHERA | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | GHUMARWIN | 1st-11th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | CHHAKOH | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | GHAGUS | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | JEJWIN | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL | SWARGHAT | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BAROTA | 1st-8th |
| District- Chamba | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | PURTHI(PANGI) | 1st-5th |
| District- Hamirpur | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BARA(DHATWAL) | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SAWAHAL BARU | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | GASOTA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BAHINA GARLI | 1st-10th |
| District- Kangra | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SULLAH | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BHADWAR | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BANAL | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BHOGARWAN | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KAWARI(N/BAGWAN) | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL | HAR(NEHRAN PUKHAR) | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PUBLIC SCHOOL | NURPUR | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | AVERI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PUBLIC SCHOOL | BAIDI (THEHAR) | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MAJHERAN | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DAH-KULHARA | 1st-8th | <></>
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | HAGWAL | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | PAPROLA | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | BAIJNATH | 1st-10th |
| SH.BELI RAM SAMARAK SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | RAJA KA TALAB | 1st-10th |
| SHRI NAR SINGH SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | FATEHPUR | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DEOL | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SR.SEC.SCHOOL | GARLI | 1st-+2 |
| District- Kullu | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BHALYANI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KARANA | 1st-5th |
| ADARSH SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BAGICHA | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | REMU | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR MIDDLE SCHOOL | CHHANI KHOR | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | RIARA | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | CHOWAI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | NIRMAND | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | LARAN KELO | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KUNGASH | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DIYAR | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DIGERH | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | MANALI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | ALOO GROUND | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | OLD MANALI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL | PANGAN | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR (MIDDLE) | NAGGAR | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | PALCHAN | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | THARASS | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | KATRAIN | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BASHING | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | SARSAI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BARUA | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BARA BHUIM(BHUNTER) | 1st-10th |
| District- Kinnour | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | RIBBA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | TAPRI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | RECONG PEO | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SANGLA | 1st-8th |
| District-Mandi | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL | CHHATRI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | PANGNA | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MALOH | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI GIAN MANDIR | JAMNI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BHOJPUR | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KAO | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | JAI DEVI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | JOGIKHALA PEHAD | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | BALAKRUPI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | SANDHOLE | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | HARIPUR | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL | NALSAR | 1st-8th |
| BIST.R.S SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BHARARU | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | MARHI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | REWALSAR | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | JAMNI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MAHADEV | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DEHAR | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR GANESH CHOWK | GANAI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | TIKROO | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DHARAMPUR | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | NAU | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BARCHHWAR | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MACHHYAL | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BALI CHOWKI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BANTHAL | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | RAKHOTA | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MOHIN(GOPALPUR) | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BAGSAID | 1st-10th |
| ARUN SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SAMKHETAR | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | THUNAG | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | CHURAG | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SR.SEC.SCHOOL | SARKAGHAT | 1st-+2 |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | TUNNA | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR MAHAJAN BAZAR | MANDI | 1st-+2 |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | HATGARH | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KARSOG | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SERI BENGLOW | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | LAGYAR(TIHRA) | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR MIDDLE SCHOOL | SAJAU PIPLU | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KOTLI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | NAGWAIN | 1st-8th |
| District-Solan | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | GULLARWALA(BADDI) | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DAGSHAI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | PARNOO | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SHIV NAGAR | DATTI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DIGGAL | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SOBAN MAJRA | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | ARKI | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KASHLOG | 1st-8th |
| District-Shimla | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BHUTTI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SAMALA(Rohru) | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KELVI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PUJARLI-3 | ROHROO | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BAMTA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DHALLI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | OGLI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | THACHI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PRIMARY SCHOOL | THEOG | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL | TIKRI NIWAL | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SCHOOL | JUBBAL | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | GANGTOLI(ROHROO) | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | TIKKER | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL GIAN DEEP | KAMLA NAGAR | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | CHIRGAON | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | HALOG DHAMMI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KOTKHAI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SUNI | 1st-10th |
| PADMAWATI SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MATIANA | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | ROHROO(SAMOLI) | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | KUMARSAIN | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PUJARLI-4 | ROHROO | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | JANGLA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | CHUNNI(KIARI) | 1st-5th |
| S V M PUBLIC SCHOOL | KHARAHAN | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MELTHI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | GALANI | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | BARAGAON | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | NERWA | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | DALAN | 1st-10th |
| District-Sirmour | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SALWALA | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR PURUWALA(KANSHIPUR) | PAUNTA SAHIB | 1st-5th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SHILLAI | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | SATAUN | 1st-10th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR SR.SEC.SCHOOL | PAUNTA SAHIB | 1st-+1 |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | KAMROO | 1st-8th |
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR | MAJRA | 1st-10th |
| District-Una | ||
| SARSWATI VIDYA MANDIR HIGH SCHOOL | RAIPUR SAHORAN | 1st-10th |
