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Daly
College Business School
1990-1999:
In 1991, the Junior Boarding House was ready and was named Malwa
House. Boys who were residing in Sitamau House &
Barwani House moved to Malwa House.
Another
boarding House for the children of Classes VII & VIII was
built at a cost of Rs. 115 lacs and was inaugurated by
Maharani Usha Devi in 1993 and was named
Holkar
House. Dr.
M.V. Prasad
tok the charge of Daly College in 1995 as
Principal. He got tremendous support from the Chief Minister,
Raja Digvijay Singh, who once again in 1995 was Chief Guest
for the APG. In
1995, Maharaja Jivaji Rao Scindhia was succeeded by Maharaja
Madhav Rao Scindhia as a Patron. In 1996, Maharaja Martand
Singh Ju Deo of Rewa was succeeded by Maharaja Pushpraj Singh
Ju Deo and Maharani Usha Raje Holkar had already succeeded
Maharaja Yeshwant Rao Holkar as Patrons of Daly College.
Bharati
House (old Jawahar House) was where the first twenty three
girls were accomodated in July 1977. This was significant
turning point in the history of DC as it now became a
co-educational Residential school
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In
1996, Dr. Prasad organised an elaborate & traditional Graduation
Ceremony which was well appreciated by all and became a
regular feature in the years to come.
In
1998, Daly College Business School (DCBS) was
ready. For the first time in India, a Public School had
added to itself A Business School. An Honours
undergraduate two-year programme is run at DCBS and students
complete the Third Year (with an optional placement year) at
the Leicester School of Business & Law, De Montfort
University, UK.
Dr.
Prasad was a speaker in 1999 at the World Conference on
Business Education in Cardiff and was honoured with an
honourary doctorate in education from the De Montfort
University.
In
1999, Raja Digvijay Singh of Raghogarh, old Dalian &
Chief Minister of madhya Pradesh was inducted as a Patron
of
the college.
The
Chief Guest at the APG in 1999 was Dr. C S Ranawat, an Old
Dalian. He developed the Total Condyler Knee and
co-developed the Total Hip System.
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