Mahatma Hansraj, born on 19 April 1864, in Punjab, India, was a prominent Indian educationist and social reformer. He was a key figure in the Arya Samaj movement and played a crucial role in the establishment of Dayanand Anglo-Vedic (DAV) schools and colleges across India, aiming to provide a modern education rooted in Vedic principles. Hansraj dedicated his life to the cause of education and social upliftment, serving as the first principal of the DAV College in Lahore for 25 years without drawing any salary. His contributions significantly shaped the educational landscape of India. Mahatma Hansraj passed away on 14 November 1938, leaving behind a legacy of educational reform and social service.
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