One feed, one messenger, one map, one directory — built for the 20 lakh students and staff who call a Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya home.
Not just for alumni. PGTs, TGTs, principals, vice principals, hostel wardens and matrons, mess in-charges, librarians, lab assistants, office and medical staff — the whole staff family. Reconnect with every batch you watched grow up, every colleague you stood beside.
Every batch you watched grow up — Class of ’98, ’02, ’11 — gathered in one place. Drop into a reunion thread. See where the back-bench made it.
Students tag you when they crack UPSC, get a promotion, win an award, marry a batchmate. You see it. You bless them. Real bond, not a forwarded message.
Transferred four times in thirty years? Every teacher, warden, matron, and principal you worked beside — searchable by school and year. The staff network you never had.
Your verified Staff badge appears on every post, comment, and message. Students always know it is one of their own from the school speaking. Trust earned on the campus, carried online.
Three things this platform does that no generic social network can.
Post an SOS and every Navodian within 10 km is alerted. If nobody responds, the radius widens on its own until someone does. No admin approval, no gatekeeping.
Open the finder in any city and see the Navodians around you — real distances, nearest first. Filter by profession, school, or batch and say hello.
Post a job or pass a referral. Every application comes from a verified Navodian — school and batch visible before you open a single resume.
The platform theme takes your house color. Your avatar, your profile, the whole app — in your colors.
Doctors, lawyers, shops, batchmates — filter the map by profession, by JNV, or by year. The directory is open. The trust is earned.
Every result shows how far away it actually is, and the list can sort nearest first.
Profession, business, school, batch year — narrow the whole network down to the one Navodian you are looking for.
Map locations are approximate and you control whether you appear at all. Nobody ever sees an exact address.
Find your batch, your school, your city — and the people who show up when it matters.