Delhi Government Announces To Build Hostels For 10,000 Students

The plan also aims to address students’ concern about accommodation and food so that they can focus on their education, says Chief Minister Rekha Gupta

NEW DELHI: The Delhi government is planning to construct hostels for 10,000 students in the national capital. The move follows the seven deaths in the collapse of a five-storey building in Delhi’s Satya Niketan on September 6.

The government plans to include the facilities students need for a comfortable stay. The hostels are intended to help students who come to Delhi and need a safe place to live while studying.

The plan also aims to solve students’ issues over accommodation and food so they can focus on their education.

In a video shared on social media platform X, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the first phase of the project will provide fully equipped hostel facilities for 10,000 students, adding that work on the plan has commenced.

Rekha Gupta said students come to Delhi to study for a better future. The government aims is to provide them with a safe and supportive environment where they can concentrate on their studies without worrying about accommodation.

The proposed hostels are expected to provide students with more affordable and safer housing options in the national capital.

Rekha Gupta said the hostels will be built for both male and female students.

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Students studying at colleges and universities in Delhi can use the proposed hostel facilities, she said.

The Delhi government has started discussions with the departments concerned and is looking for suitable locations for the project. Work is also underway to prepare a policy for the project.

The government plans to include the facilities students need for a comfortable stay.

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