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In the 18th century, the Jaintpur zamindar had established residential English cum vernacular school under the auspices of Syed Imdad Ali's Bihar Scientific Society, Muzaffarpur. Stephen Henningham informs us that the Jaintpur estate had extended financial help to the cash-starved Congress during the Civil Disobedience Movement, 1930-34. In 1770, the ruler of Jaintpur estate donated Rs 50,00,000 to the Bihar Scientific Society and the Bhumihar Brahman Sabha to open a college, which got named after him in 1785.

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