Jaisalmer: You are at the school in the middle of the desert on the hot and hot afternoon where mercury drifts around 50 ° C.
Add there a hard wind that explodes all day.
It sounds cruel? Read on …
Located a bit far from Jaisalmer who is famous for Sam Dunes is a miracle of architecture that has emerged in the village of Kanoi with the aim of educating girls and empowering them.
Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls School is made of yellow sandstone and no ACS.
Here, students can learn and even play on the page without disturbing extreme weather.
Oval-shaped institutions that blend in the desert landscape.
The school section, known as the Gyaan Center, will accommodate 400 girls from kindergarten to class X when it is ready.
The complex also has a textile and space performance museum, as well as exhibition space for craftsmen to sell their crafts.
In other buildings, the mother of school children will be trained in traditional art such as weaving and textiles to preserve dying handicrafts.
It took more than 10 years to Michael Daube, founder of Citta, a non-profit organization, to make the building concept and build it.
Michael traced the architect based in US Diana Kellogg, who compiled the design.
The school is scheduled to start two years ago but Covid prevents it.
The plan is being carried out to launch the class in the next few months after the situation becomes conducive.
Jaisalmer Maharawal Chaitanya Raj Singh said the school oval form symbolizes femininity in many cultures.
The symbol projects infinity and complements the landscape of the dunes that join the school.
Also how children play swirling or women work in a community, he said.
Singh said the President of the Jaisalmer Foundation Manvendra Singh has provided 22 hectares to Rajamata Rajeshwari Devi and he himself raised money for schools from Mumbai and New York.
The main goal is to encourage girls to come and learn.
Initially, the school would have up to 5th grade, which will then be upgraded to the 10th grade.
Manvendra Singh said the school was designed by the Daube of Citta, which worked in the education and health sector in the country and abroad.
When Daube delivered the land in Jaisalmer for the project, they met Manvendra Singh who fulfilled their wishes.
Then, the members of the Kingdom of the Kingdom of Ershtwhile were associated with the President of the Jaisalmer Foundation and together made Eforts to raise money for institutions.
Bollywood actor Sonam Kapoor and some famous designers also side by side with contributions to this school.
He said this school would be proven to be a milestone to form the future of girls in rural areas.
The Citta website said that the school would be offered to the BPL girls of the Wilderness of Thar.
This facility includes classrooms, libraries, computer centers, and bus facilities for ferry girls from the nearest villages.
The website says besides education up to 400 girls, midday eating will also be provided to ensure the right nutrition.