Facilities Daly College

Temple

The college temple was built by the Indore Durbar and was funded by His Highness Charkhari. His Highness the Maharaja of Udaipur gave the "Murtis" for the temples. It was opened on 28th August 1910.

The temple was built in the Malwa style. The beautiful idol of Radha –Krishna overwhelms the eye.

Along with the idol, the temple has metallic bells hanging from the ceiling. The infrastructure is like that of an ordinary temple, with a pointed peak. The steps give way to the entrance and running along the edges is a narrow path. It has a Tulsi plant along with a shady Peepal tree. The temple features lovely painted tiles portraying Lord Ganesh in different poses, and beside it stands a small yet exquisite temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.

The temple remains open daily during the morning and evening hours. On festivals and special occasions, special services and ceremonies are organised at the temple.

Mosque

The College Mosque was built by Her Highness the Begum of Bhopal and was opened on 19 December 1910.

Constructed under the patronage of Her Highness the Begum of Bhopal, the College Mosque was formally opened on 19 December 1910.

It is located in the northern side of the campus and faces the west. It is very beautifully designed with very good interiors. The top of the Mosque has four big domes, which are like the four minars of the Mosque. As you enter the Mosque, you will come across an open passage way and then enter into a big hall where you can see many wall hangings which depict the pictures of the holy places like Mecca and Madina. There are also few small rooms, which are used by the people who come to the Mosque to get ready for a prayer, which is called Namaz. Every day Muslim students and teachers come to the Mosque to perform the holy prayers. Every Friday, almost the entire Muslim community of the campus gathers at the Mosque to offer the special Friday prayers.

Mess

The menu is planned with care to ensure that the food is nutritious and balanced. Non-vegetarian food is prepared separately in the kitchen. There are two dining halls. One for the senior students and another for the juniors. The students' Mess Committee influence menu planning. A new state-of-the-art kitchen, fitted with modern equipment and built in accordance with the prescribed standards, was inaugurated on March 10, 2026 and is now operational.

Craft Technology Design Center

A state of the art hobby centre which caters to the creative talent of the students. It has spacious and aesthetic facilities for Fine Arts, Sculpture,Pottery, Woodcraft, Photography, Textile Designing, amongst visual arts and Music, Dance, Band and Dramatics amongst performing arts.

Laboratories

The school has full fledged laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, BioTech, C++, WebTech, IP, Geography, Maths and Language .

Auditorium

An airconditioned auditorium, with a capacity to accommodate 1200 people is one of the crowning glories of the school. Here the students make use of their creative abilities and various competitions and functions are organized from time to time. This venue is also used for Assemblies.

Hospital

Our Daly college Infirmary has been operative from 88years, now onwards the same is presently headed by paediatrician Dr. Ankur Roy with a team of four Nurses and operative 24x7. All Kinds of minor illnesses, trauma and cut injuries are dealt with utmost precision at the infirmary itself. We also have a visiting dentist Dr. Atul Jajoo MDS Orthodontist and Physiotherapist Dr. Jyoti and Dr. Mansi who visit on a daily basis.

The Durbar Hall

This is situated in the centre of the main building and houses the portraits of some of the Original Donors and of Gen. Sir Henry Daly. This is the most majestic facility of Daly College, where all dignitaries are welcomed and important meetings and events are held.

The Durbar Hall, formerly known as the Main Assembly Hall, houses portraits of some of the original donors and of the founder, Gen. Sir Henry Daly.

The hall underwent restoration in 2011 and was subsequently rechristened as the Durbar Hall. Over the years, this facility has witnessed many transformations. In the pre-independence era, it served as the venue for all major functions, including the Annual Prize Giving Ceremony.

In the post-independence period, it functioned as the Assembly Hall, and today it is used for conferences, important meetings, and the reception of distinguished guests.

Sports Facilities

DC has world class facilities for sports namely, two cricket grounds which have hosted Ranji Trophy matches, Floodlit Deco Turf Tennis Courts, Olympic size Swimming pool, Floodlit synthetic surface Basketball Courts, Four Soccer fields, three Hockey grounds, independent athletic track and ground, an international class indoor completely air-conditioned Shooting range and nine glass backed squash courts, a 150 m floodlit Skating rink, six Sports Pavilions, Sports climbing wall, an Obstacle Course, a fitness centre and a modern centre for Badminton. The newest is the Horse riding facility.