A newly established degree college in Bagoura, Darauda block, Siwan district, has commenced classes within the premises of Lal Bahadur Shastri High School cum Inter College and a middle school. So far, 113 students have enrolled, with approximately 90% being female students. Despite this high proportion of girls, the college lacks a separate women's washroom, raising concerns among parents and students.

Currently, only common washroom facilities are available. Parents emphasize the need for basic amenities related to hygiene and safety for female students, alongside quality education. Principal Jalamudin stated that a letter has been sent to the department requesting the construction of a women's washroom.

Despite limited resources, academic activities are progressing satisfactorily. The college currently has six classrooms and two office rooms. Initially, a principal and one teacher were appointed, and now a total of 10 teachers are in place. There is one teacher each for Political Science and History, while other subjects have two teachers, fostering hopes for regular classes. The opening of this college has provided a significant educational opportunity for students from surrounding rural areas, especially for girls seeking higher education.