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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Allahabad University is building a new girls hostel. The new hostel will have a capacity to house about 250 inmates. According to the AU Registrar, Prof. JN Mishra, the new shelter which costs around Rs 20 crore.
The main building would have a low over a three-story building, work for which would be completed by the end of September this year. The building has about 60 rooms single seat (each measuring 10 feet by 10 feet) on each floor, separated by a hallway. In two diagonal corners of the plant, the authorities have taken measures for the cooking space. Each plant also has four storage rooms. The store can be used to temporarily hold the belongings of the inmates.
Apart from this four-story main building, there would be a block away from the disaster zone, having a dining space with capacity for 125 students at the same time, the block of eight houses anther type V, each superintendents of the various shelters campus women's shelter. The block also has a space disaster, huge kitchen, pantry attached shop and space for dishwasher. Similarly, the two additional plants that have large multipurpose room with a stage, partition could be used for different purposes when necessary and space for various board games, Internet access, common room with TV and seating capacity of about 80 inmates.
Along with these two blocks, the hostel also has a four-storey residential block with accommodation for superintendents. The idea is to provide state of the art facilities to superintendents of girls in the shelter, including Sarojini Naidu Hostel, Hostel Priyadarshani, Kalpana chawal Satabadi and Hostel. The provision of these services also has a meaning as prohibiting a superintendent, all who live off-campus shelter for women even though they may have emergency needs of women prisoners. After the housing construction superintendents, officials of the AU would push to make the stay of superintendents in the mandatory campus.
This is one of the ambitious projects of the African Union that we would be trying to provide conditions of hospitality to our girl students, said the secretary of the university team, Prof. JN Mishra.
The main building would have a low over a three-story building, work for which would be completed by the end of September this year. The building has about 60 rooms single seat (each measuring 10 feet by 10 feet) on each floor, separated by a hallway. In two diagonal corners of the plant, the authorities have taken measures for the cooking space. Each plant also has four storage rooms. The store can be used to temporarily hold the belongings of the inmates.
Apart from this four-story main building, there would be a block away from the disaster zone, having a dining space with capacity for 125 students at the same time, the block of eight houses anther type V, each superintendents of the various shelters campus women's shelter. The block also has a space disaster, huge kitchen, pantry attached shop and space for dishwasher. Similarly, the two additional plants that have large multipurpose room with a stage, partition could be used for different purposes when necessary and space for various board games, Internet access, common room with TV and seating capacity of about 80 inmates.
Along with these two blocks, the hostel also has a four-storey residential block with accommodation for superintendents. The idea is to provide state of the art facilities to superintendents of girls in the shelter, including Sarojini Naidu Hostel, Hostel Priyadarshani, Kalpana chawal Satabadi and Hostel. The provision of these services also has a meaning as prohibiting a superintendent, all who live off-campus shelter for women even though they may have emergency needs of women prisoners. After the housing construction superintendents, officials of the AU would push to make the stay of superintendents in the mandatory campus.
This is one of the ambitious projects of the African Union that we would be trying to provide conditions of hospitality to our girl students, said the secretary of the university team, Prof. JN Mishra.
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