Concerns have emerged regarding the land use, infrastructure, and affiliation status of two educational institutions situated on a shared campus in Dibrugarh, Assam. The Marwari Hindi High School, founded in 1936 and over a century old, operates from the premises. Meanwhile, Agraasen Academy, established in 1999, also functions from a portion of the same building.
Questions focus on the arrangements between the two schools, particularly relating to their shared use of land and facilities, as well as the status of Agraasen Academy’s Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) affiliation.









