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JNU Barak Hostel Fails Northeast Students: Only 12% Residents
JNU's Barak Hostel, intended for Northeast students, only houses 12% from the region, despite a 75:25 reservation promise. This situation highlights ongoing issues in student accommodation and representation. The hostel, built two years ago, is already showing signs of disrepair, raising concerns among students about its management and commitment to diversity.
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"Looks like the hostel needs a little more love and a lot more residents!"
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