Many colleges have great classrooms and libraries, but their hostels are often very poor. Students pay a lot of money expecting a decent place to live, but they get bad facilities instead. Finding bugs in food is a serious problem and shows the college doesn't care about cleanliness.

This happens because colleges focus more on showing off their academic buildings than taking care of their students' living conditions. Even though good labs and libraries are important, bad hostels make it hard for students to study and can make them sick or stressed.

Some colleges care more about making money than helping students. They charge high hostel fees, using the college's good name to justify the cost, but provide terrible living conditions. This is unfair to students who need a place to stay. Calling the hostels "3rd class" shows the college doesn't respect their students.

If students have these problems, they should talk to the college together. They should keep records of the bad things, like taking pictures of dirty places or writing down when they find bugs in their food. If the college doesn't listen, students might need help from student groups or outside organizations. Colleges should give students a safe and comfortable place to live, and they should be held responsible if they don't.