Yamuna Hostel (Uttarakhand)

Built in the year 2001, Yamuna Hostel has the unique identity of being a Working Womens’ Hostel, supported by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Govt. of NCT, Delhi and its rules are applicable in Yamuna Hostel. Located in a relatively peaceful quiet location of the campus, this Hostel offers quiet walks to the woods and the lush green surrounding vegetation inhabited by Peacocks and Neelgai’s. Like most other Hostel of the campus, Yamuna also boasts of the typical red-brick JNU architecture and a premise covered with green trees and bushes.

The Hostel currently has 195 single-seater rooms for Women. The Hostel Complex is divided into three residential Blocks - A, B & C. Yamuna residents virtually represent every part of diverse Indian social and cultural life and hence the Hostel presents an exceedingly cosmopolitan living environment.

The Hostel Complex is located very close to the JNU sports complex, thus providing quick and easy access to the residents to all sporting facilities that the Sports Complex offers. Very close to the Hostel Complex is the India Coffee House, that provides refreshments at subsidized rates throughout the day.

The Office of the Hostel is located at the ground floor of Block B and remains open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M, Monday to Saturday. The Hostel Mess offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner to all the residents (including guests of residents). There is a Common Room, Reading Room and a small Gym for residents.

The Hostel elections are held annually to elect the Hostel President, the Hostel Committee with six members, and the Mess Committee with six members every year. The democratic system of hostel administration is rigorously followed as part of distinctive JNU culture.

The Hostel has two Wardens - Warden (Administration and Maintenance) and Warden (Mess, Health and Recreation) who reside within the Hostel Complex.

The Hostel Premises is guarded by three Security Guards round the clock.

Yamuna Hostel is administered by the Yamuna Hostel Management Committee headed by the Vice- Chancellor of JNU. The Management Committee meets at least once a year. The Yamuna Hostel Management Sub-Committee comprising of the ADOS (IHA), the Provost (Uttarakhand), Deputy Registrar (IHA) and the two Wardens looks into the day to day functioning of the Hostel and meets at regular intervals.

Room rent would be the HRA claim by the applicant. Other charges at the hostel would include Mess bill, establishment charges, allotment fees, electricity charges (based on consumption) and monthly maintenance charges (MMC).

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Employees

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY
OFFICE OF THE SENIOR WARDEN, YAMUNA HOSTEL

Total Administrative Staff in Yamuna Hostel as on April 2019

S.No.	Name of the Staff	Designation	Whethere Permanent/Contractual
1	Dr. Anuja	Warden In-charge Administration	Permanent
2	Bhawana Juyal	Cashier	Contractual
3	Ravi Yadav	Care Taker	-Do-
4	Raj Kumar	Cleaner cum Helper	-Do-
5	Om Prakash	Gardener	-Do-
6	Aisha	Cleaner	-Do-
7	Asma	Cleaner	-Do-
8	Mithun	Cleaner	-Do-

Total Mess Staff in Yamuna Hostel as on April 2019

S.No	Name of the Staff	Designation	Whethere Permanent/Contractual
1	Ayushi Ketkar	Mess Warden	Permanent
2	Sukh Dev Chawla	Mess Manager	Contractual
3	Karan Bhadur	Cook	-Do-
4	Pitar Pinto	Cook	-Do-
5	Dinesh Ram	Helper	-Do-
6	Mukesh Prasad	Helper	-Do-
7	Ajit Kumar	Helper	-Do-
8	Dhanesh Ram	Helper	-Do-
9	Subhash Chand	Helper	-Do-
10	Surender Prasad	Helper	-Do-

Total Numbers of Room in Yamuna Hostel : 195

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Wardens

Mess Warden
Aayushi Ketkar

Warden In-charge Administration
Dr. Anuja

Contact
Telephone : 26704721