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    Muneeswari BSc is a non-teaching staff member at a hostel who sacrifices her sleep and diet to serve the girls. She joined in 2016 and her daily routine includes checking food quality, preparing grocery lists to reduce waste, and arranging buses on weekends. She says she deals with both respectful and rude students, and tries to give them good advice, though some don't listen. When dealing with parents, she remains humble even if they act harshly, as she understands they are far from their children. Over her 6 years, she has seen students become less mature and unable to adapt without parental comforts. As head, she also oversees her colleagues. All she expects in return is respect.

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    Muneeswari BSc is a non-teaching staff member at a hostel who sacrifices her sleep and diet to serve the girls. She joined in 2016 and her daily routine includes checking food quality, preparing grocery lists to reduce waste, and arranging buses on weekends. She says she deals with both respectful and rude students, and tries to give them good advice, though some don't listen. When dealing with parents, she remains humble even if they act harshly, as she understands they are far from their children. Over her 6 years, she has seen students become less mature and unable to adapt without parental comforts. As head, she also oversees her colleagues. All she expects in return is respect.

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    INTERVIEW

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    Muneeswari BSc is a non-teaching staff member at a hostel who sacrifices her sleep and diet to serve the girls. She joined in 2016 and her daily routine includes checking food quality, preparing grocery lists to reduce waste, and arranging buses on weekends. She says she deals with both respectful and rude students, and tries to give them good advice, though some don't listen. When dealing with parents, she remains humble even if they act harshly, as she understands they are far from their children. Over her 6 years, she has seen students become less mature and unable to adapt without parental comforts. As head, she also oversees her colleagues. All she expects in return is respect.

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    INTERVIEW (NON-TEACHING STAFF)

    A person who is sacrificing her proper sleep routine, and food diet for serving
    hostel girls, a non-teaching staff, Ms. M. Muneeswari BSc in Biotechnology. She
    had completed her graduation at Kaleshwari Arts and Science College. We had
    a great time making a small chit-chat with her. First, she started with her
    experience. She joined this college in 2016 as an attendee of Ganga Hostel. At
    that time Shakila mam was the manager of the hostel and Ms. Sasilekha of the
    Biotechnology department, Ms. Gynalakshmi of ECE, and Ms.Keerthana of ECE
    were the sub-wardens of Ganga Hostel. She said,” Shakila mam was so kind
    and she was my guide”.
    Then she moved on to her daily routine, their day starts at 6.00 a.m, first
    and foremost work of them is to check the quality of food, and second to
    prepare a list of grocery items for the next day based on student count to
    reduce wastage. If it is a weekend holiday, their day will become hectic as they
    must take care of the arrangement of buses.
    Next, she shared about her experience with students when we asked”
    Will they be humble or rude?”. She said” We experience both types of
    students. We tell some good kinds of stuff for their well-being; some will take
    it but others will not” By that time they will get hurt.
    Later she mentioned the ways of handling the parents. “Even though
    parents act in a harsh way, we never take those to our heart because we think
    from parents’ perspective as they are staying far away from their children. So,
    we respond in a humble way.”
    In addition to that she commented on the evolution of students in her
    past 6 years of experience. “In 2016, Students were mature enough to fit into
    the situation. As the year passes, they become inadequate. Since they could
    not come out of their comfort zone provided by their parents”, she said.
    At last, she ended up talking about her colleagues. As a head, she has
    one more responsibility to look after them.
    A person like her, who looks after people from all generations, right
    from students, sub-warden, and elderly people in the hostel in turn expects
    “ONLY RESPECT” from us.

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