Founded in 1911, the league has been a stalwart contributor in the realm of education. Recognizing that the remedy for societal challenges often lies in education and proper training, the league has consistently prioritized educational initiatives as a paramount avenue for upliftment.

In 1917, a library was inaugurated in Chinchpokli, a locality predominantly inhabited by the working class. This move aimed to cultivate reading habits among the community. Simultaneously, a night school was established in Parel in 1922, providing an opportunity for workers to pursue education during evening hours. That same year witnessed the inception of an Industrial School for Women in Parel.

initiative aimed to empower women through training in stitching, sewing, embroidery, and crafts, enabling them to earn a livelihood and contribute to their family income. The league’s commitment to education as a catalyst for societal improvement has remained unwavering throughout its rich history.