Badarpur, the Gateway to Barak valley as it lies close to the National Highway No. 44 that connects Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura and the rest of the Barak Valley, has a rich history of being one of the busiest railway junctions even during the pre-independence era. Hindustan Paper Corporation’s Panchgram Paper Mill is situated in its vicinity. It is a business centre that caters to the entire Barak Valley and vast parts of the neighbouring states including Meghalaya. Moreover, Badarpur is also well connected by both railways and river transport. The School is being built at a spot that is serene and peaceful and therefore an ideal campus for academic pursuits for all students living in its hinterland.
The plot for the School has been provided by the family members of Late Ahasanur Reza Choudhury, who was a leading citizen and social worker of Badarpur. The School is designed to fulfil his dream of making Badarpur a centre of educational excellence and bringing prosperity to the people of the area. Accordingly, the School’s main building is being named A.R. Choudhury Academic Block.