This s the right work and realy a work to be done by the government
,here in rajasthan forget about girls hostel,we don't have hostel for
the boys.

On 10/26/15, avinash shahi <shahi88avin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/hostel-for-visuallyimpaired-women/article7802413.ece
> In a first, the Delhi government’s Social Welfare Department is
> constructing a hostel for the visually-impaired women in the Capital.
> While there are hostel facilities for visually challenged men, there
> are no such facilities for women so far.
>
> The new hostel will be a big relief for the visually challenged women
> students who come to Delhi from other parts of the country for studies
> and are forced to stay in private accommodation sans any kind of
> assistance that a visually impaired person requires.
>
> Karuna, a visually impaired student who lives on rented accommodation
> in Mukherjee Nagar said: “It will be good if the government builds a
> hostel for the visually-impaired women because we are forced to live
> in rented accommodation where there is no one to assist us if we need
> something.”
>
> The women’s hostel is being constructed on a 3,752 square meter land
> in Timarpur and is supposed to be ready within the next two years.
>
> “We are building a hostel for the visually impaired women students in
> college. So far, there is no government hostel for visually impaired
> students. Girl students face safety issues in private hostels. This is
> the reason why the government felt the need to construct a hostel for
> women,” Social Welfare Department Minister Sandeep Kumar told The
> Hindu.
>
> Currently, there are two hostels for visually impaired men in the
> Capital including one school cum hostel. The current hostel and school
> provides them assistance of care givers who help them in carrying out
> their daily chores.
>
> “There are different categories of visually impaired persons who live
> in the hostels here. Some are partially impaired and some are fully
> impaired. Those who are fully impaired need assistance to do their
> daily chores, our care givers help them with that. Other than that, we
> also take care of the medical facilities for the students here,” a
> senior official at Sewa Kutir said.
>
> The students living in school cum hostel do not require transport
> facilities since school is situated in the same building. For college
> going students, Delhi University has provided a bus facility for those
> going to North campus colleges.
>
> For anything else, they have to manage on their own. The hostel
> authorities however do provide transport facilities to those who are
> unwell.
>
> While basic facilities are available in the hostel, students want
> things like library, wi-fi and sports facilities in the hostel campus.
>
> Pintoo Kumar, a visually-impaired student said: “We should be provided
> better sports facilities by the hostel authorities. A lot of us here
> are athletes and national level champions but there is no support from
> the side of hostel authorities in supporting our endeavour. We should
> also be given a library and reading facilities. Wi-fi and internet
> facilities are also not available here.”
>
>
> --
> Avinash Shahi
> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
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