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New Delhi [India], April 2: For decades, managing student hostels in India has been riddled with inefficiencies. With over 40,000 colleges and 1,000 universities housing millions of students, institutions have struggled with manual record-keeping, delayed communication, and outdated safety protocols. Wardens have had to track attendance, handle emergencies, and manage daily operations using paper registers and phone calls, while parents often remained in the dark about their children’s well-being. Even basic processes—like late-night medical exits or weekend permissions—were entangled in bureaucracy, creating frustration among students and straining trust between families and institutions. But with rising enrolments and increasing safety expectations, campuses are now embracing hostel management platforms—smart…
