Palanpur: With rich history, students who continue to become prominent figures, a large building emits the charm of the old world, MN College, Visnagar in Mehsana is really known as a gem in the North Gujarat crown.
More than 45 hectares, universities boast of a list of alumni who have people like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, former Chief of Shankarsinh Minister Waghela and Anandiben Patel, former Bb Chawda Late income tax officer.
MN College was founded in 1946.
The old timer said that the sleepy city of Visnagar in the Mehsana district was the only learning chair for students from distant places.
While talking about college excellence, many quoted the principles of its founders, VK Gokak, words about there were no other colleges from Ajmer to Ahmedabad in times like Shirohi in Rajasthan, Patan, Mehsana, IDAR and Nagar’s Shimat took education on campus.
The usual students stayed at a hostel or in my ashram in the city.
With the absence of travel facilities, many are used to ride horses to college, the old timer remembers.
Even though college fights for existence.
With the Gujarat government allocated funds in its budget for renovating M.
College, many, including the principle of this principle, hoping that the Institute will regain old glory.
Vergrine becomes a domain from the Gaekwad state, it is necessary to get the state approval of Vadodara.
Sheth Maneklal Nanchand, after who college is named, not only contributed funds but also plays a major role in the formation of universities.
According to MODH, universities were established in the University MS model.
Like many other institutions established in the UK era, M N N buildings were also inspired by European architecture.
When visiting the campus, someone might feel he was at M University for Vadodara or Bombay University or Wilson College.
VISNAGAR MN College with rich history hopes to regain lost glory
