Thankyou very much for the infomation.Iam a member of the hostel currently living in D-212.Its nice to hear about those old hostel days.It is the same here now also

Thanks for the comments, but I think I should dispel the “convent school for girls” image that you have given to our hostel . I said that the shutters of the 3 blocks out of 4 were down by 10PM. There weren’t any time restrictions for us. We all had to come in through A block after 10PM. This was mainly for security reasons as the hostel was at the farthest end of the campus. The civil department had constructed numerous low-cost buildings as part of their project which were used by the local people for all sorts of sporting activities from making illegal liquor to prostitution. So many a time things including bikes were stolen from the hostel. Only to prevent such incidents, the shutters of 3 blocks were closed at night and not to put any restricitions on the students. Convent school… hum, I think this will be the first convent school that had the inmates running a bar and growing ganga plants in their rooms . As I promised more of it in the coming posts…

Thanks for your comments to the recent post. And I went through your website by following the link. Very well done and informative. and I am gonna come back to read the part about getting the most sought after rooms. The sketch looks awesome. and from your description the college seems like some US university except for the shutters downing at 10.That reminds me of a convent school for girls :))