(BSF) also has a large presence. East India's largest training center is here in the forest with hilly terrain. The Central Reserved Police Force is also present in the town near the lake. Universities Vinoba Bhave University General colleges Annada College, Hazaribagh Bhadrakali College, Itkhori G.M.(Ghanshyam Mehta) Evening College, Ichak Karnpura College, Barkagaon K.B. Women's College Markham College of Commerce St. Columba's College, Hazaribagh Vananchal College, Tandwa Intermediate colleges Chhotanagpur Inter College, Berokala, Hazaribagh Geeta Science Inter Mahavidyalaya, Hazaribagh Ghanshyam Mehta Inter College, Ichak, Hazaribagh Gulmohar Inter College, Hazaribagh Gyan Jyoti Inter College, Hazaribagh Inter Science College, Zabra Road, Hazaribagh Engineering colleges University College of Engineering And Technology, Hazaribagh Medical colleges Gyan Jyoti Paramedical & Nursing College, Hazaribag Hazaribag College of Dental Sciences & Hospital, Hazaribagh Shaheed Sheikh Bhikhari Medical College, Hazaribagh Teachers training colleges Daulat Mahto M.T.T. College, Banaso, Bishnugarh, Hazaribagh Deo College of Education, Hazaribagh Gautam Buddha T.T. College, Hazaribagh Maa Vindhyavashini College of Education, Hazaribagh S.B.M. T.T. College, Hazaribagh Sri Ram Krishna Sarda Ashram, Teachers Training College, Ravindrapath, Hazaribagh Swami Dharmabandhu College of Education, Hazaribagh Schools Angels High School, Hazaribagh Carmel School Hazaribagh D. A. V. Public School, Hazaribagh, Canary Hill Road Delhi Public School Hazaribagh Doon Central School, hurhuru. Gulmohar Public School, Badkagaon Road, Hazaribagh Gyanodaya Central School, Hurhuru Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Bonga, Hazaribagh Kendriya Vidyalaya, Hazaribagh Montfort School, Hazaribagh Mount Litera Zee School, Silwar, Hazaribagh Naman Vidya St. Augustine's High School, Hazaribagh St. Stephen's School, Hazaribagh St. Xavier's School, Hazaribagh Sangam Public School, Barkagaon Sister Nivedita Montessori School S.V.N Public School, Jai Prabha Nagar, Hazaribagh Vivekananda Central School, Rabindra Path Politics Krishna Ballabh Sahay (born in Sheikhpura but had land in Khadhaiya, a village in Tandwa Block), the renowned freedom fighter and subsequently chief minister of Bihar, belonged to Hazaribagh. As revenue minister, he was instrumental in the abolition of zemindaries in Bihar. In 1952 that was the first such legislation in the country. The political rivalry between the Kamakhya Narain Singh, the Raja of Ramgarh, and K.B. Sahay was the talk of the town in the 1950s. In the elections for the first Lok Sabha held in 1951, Nageshwar Prasad Sinha of Congress won the Hazaribagh East seat, and Baboo Ram Narayan Singh, an Independent candidate, won the Hazaribagh West seat. In 1957, Lalita Rajya Lakshmi, of the Ramgarh Raj family, won the seat. Basant Narayan Singh, the younger brother of Kamakhya Narayan Singh,