Hindu College Commences Construction of over 500-Seat Boys' Hostel to Feature Cutting-Edge Facilities and Amenities

            New Delhi:  Hindu College celebrated a momentous occasion with the Bhumi Pujan ceremony for its highly anticipated mega project—the construction of a state-of-the-art Boys' Hostel with a capacity of over 500 seats. The event was held at the construction site, marking a significant milestone in the college's illustrious history. NBCC India Ltd is carrying out the construction work.

This ambitious Boys' Hostel project features rooms outfitted with ergonomic furniture, high-speed internet, and efficient storage solutions to provide a comfortable and organized living environment. Additionally, the project includes a state-of-the-art auditorium, ample car parking, and a fully equipped kitchen and dining hall, all designed to offer exceptional amenities to students. The hostel will also boast an indoor sports facility, a computer room, a visitors' lounge, laundry facilities, and recreational areas, creating a comprehensive environment for student growth and well-being.

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Delhi, Prof. Yogesh Singh, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, lending his support and sharing his vision for the future of the university. Dr. Vikas Gupta, Registrar of the University of Delhi, attended as the Guest of Honour, underscoring the importance of such infrastructure in nurturing academic and personal development.

Prof. Anju Srivastava, Principal of Hindu College, expressed her enthusiasm for the project, stating, "Our students are our pride, and they are truly contributing to the nation's development through research, innovation, and extracurricular activities. As we celebrate 125 years of Hindu College, our students will be thrilled to reside in this state-of-the-art hostel once it is completed. This hostel will not only provide a home away from home but also play a crucial role in their overall development by offering the best facilities and an environment conducive to learning. It will provide a unique and transformative experience and self-discovery. Beyond practical skills, hostel life fosters a close-knit community where lasting friendships are formed. The campus life at Hindu College also serves as a microcosm of society, exposing students to diverse cultures, languages, and backgrounds, thereby broadening their worldview. Many of our distinguished alumni have achieved great success while living in hostels. " She also expressed deep gratitude to the college's distinguished alumni and generous philanthropists who have contributed to and supported this mega project.

Ashwini Shankar, Chairman of the Hindu Education Trust; faculty members; students; university officials; and alumni were present, sharing in the excitement of this new chapter in the college's journey.

Bhoomi Poojan