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The announcement came during an inspection of the TGSWREIS Junior College for Girls in Mahendra Hills, Secunderabad, conducted by the Collector along with Secunderabad Cantonment MLA Sriganesh Narayanan on Tuesday. The Collector urged the authorities to treat hostel students as family, providing them with quality education and nutritious meals adhering to prescribed menus. Highlighting the government’s commitment to student health, both officials noted that diet charges had been increased by 40% to ensure access to better nutrition and contribute to a healthier society.

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