Eklavya University is a state private university in Damoh, Madhya Pradesh, promoted by Ojaswini Samdarshi Nyas. Although university status dates to 2020, the sponsoring trust's educational work began in 2000 and developed through a sequence of colleges and schools across Damoh and Sagar. This two-decade institutional base gives Eklavya a documented history that predates the university itself. The university is organized across agriculture, engineering, nursing and paramedical sciences, commerce, management, arts and humanities, basic and applied sciences, education and library science, naturopathy and yogic sciences, journalism and mass communication, vocational studies and design. Its academic model emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, employability, practical exposure and industry connections. Research is also presented as an institutional priority, supported by multidisciplinary publication activity and departments focused on specialized areas such as Indian history and heritage. Eklavya's campus on Sagar Road in Damoh serves the Bundelkhand region and reflects the university's stated goal of creating locally accessible professional and multidisciplinary higher education. Laboratories, libraries, digital learning infrastructure and skills-oriented teaching support its academic programmes. The institution also highlights internships, placements and partnerships as ways to connect classroom learning with professional practice. The university's history is especially clear because its own timeline records the growth of the sponsoring educational network. Nursing, paramedical, management, education and school institutions were added in stages before the transition to university status. That sequence helps explain the breadth of Eklavya's current programme structure and its focus on regional educational development. Rather than being created as a single-discipline university, Eklavya emerged from a diversified education group and now uses a university framework to integrate those academic areas. Its present identity combines Bundelkhand-focused access, multidisciplinary study, research and career-oriented learning. That Damoh-based model grows from two decades of Ojaswini institutions, giving the university a substantial regional pre-university educational foundation.