Hyderabad, April 30 (Maxim News): The Osmania University (OU) administration on Tuesday announced closure of hostels and mess facilities on the campus here from Wednesday.
As the University declared summer vacation to the PG students, as per the almanac, hostels and mess facilities would also be closed.
According to a University notice, borders would be served dinner on Wednesday and mess facilities would be closed till May 30. They would reopen on June 1 from lunch. The University asked all the borders to cooperate.
An official said the University would take up repair and maintenance works in all hostels during the summer vacation. (Maxim News)
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