NewsIMTSDelhi government will open hostels for visually impaired college girls in every district of the national capital. Social Welfare Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh made this announcement during an inspection of Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences residential schools in Isapur Village, Najafgarh on 15/10/this year. A hostel for visually impaired college girls was already inaugurated in Timarpur during Sewa Pakhwada. The minister revealed that several hostels for students were previously shut down due to negligence and alleged irregularities in coaching institutes. The government plans to reopen Sanskar Ashram in Dilshad Garden and establish one hostel in each district. The Isapur Residential School serves SC, OBC, minority and orphan students with free accommodation, meals, uniforms, stationery, medical services, vocational training and sports facilities. The minister emphasized the government's focus on quality education and safe residential environments for underprivileged children. (Updated 7 Nov 2025, 15:35 IST; source: link)
Delhi to Open Hostels for Visually Impaired College Girls
The Delhi government has announced plans to establish hostels for visually impaired college girls in every district of the national capital. Social Welfare Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh made this announcement on October 15, 2023, during an inspection visit to Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences residential schools in Najafgarh. The minister noted that one such hostel has already been inaugurated in Timarpur during Sewa Pakhwada. This initiative aims to provide safe accommodation for visually impaired female students pursuing higher education in Delhi.
Reopening Closed Hostels Across Districts
Several student hostels in Delhi were previously shut down due to negligence and alleged irregularities in coaching institutes. The government now plans to reopen these facilities, including Sanskar Ashram in Dilshad Garden, as part of its commitment to provide quality education and safe residential environments for underprivileged children. The minister emphasized this during his visit to Isapur Residential School, which currently serves SC, OBC, minority and orphan students with comprehensive facilities including free accommodation, meals, uniforms, and medical services. The hostel initiative specifically targets the needs of visually impaired college girls.
Key Points
- Social Welfare Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh made this announcement during an inspection of Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences residential schools in Isapur Village, Najafgarh on 15/10/this year.
- The minister emphasized the government's focus on quality education and safe residential environments for underprivileged children.
- Delhi government will open hostels for visually impaired college girls in every district of the national capital.
