The story of Rajiv Gandhi Vidyalaya CBSE is deeply rooted in the history of modern India, operating under the prestigious aegis of the Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha (DBHP Sabha), Dharwad, Karnataka.

• The Gandhian Foundation (1918): Founded by the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, the DBHP Sabha was established with the visionary goal of fostering national integration and emotional unity across the southern states of India through language and education.
• The Historic First Presidency: Recognizing education and mutual understanding as the absolute cornerstones of a unified nation, Mahatma Gandhi proudly served as the DBHP Sabha’s first President, personally guiding its formative vision.
• An Institution of National Importance: In recognition of its monumental contributions to the country, the Parliament of India declared the Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha an Institution of National Importance under Act 14 of 1964.
• A Century of Educational Excellence: For over 100 years, the Sabha has successfully managed a diverse and highly respected network of educational institutions.
• The Modern Transition: Rajiv Gandhi Vidyalaya CBSE represents the continuation of this glorious legacy, seamlessly blending the foundational values of service, inclusion, and excellence into a modern, forward-thinking CBSE academic environment.