Hockey, cricket, and tennis are only for men on the campus. There is no gym in the college.
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They do not have well developed sports or a gym. Also, the workshops the college does is for the local women, not for female students and faculty.
St. Xavier's College in Calcutta
http://www.sxccal.edu/
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They do not have a gym as well. Also, there is no concept such as "tryouts." Anyone who wants to participate, can. There is no encouragement in the college for women or men to participate in sports.
These three colleges have branches in Calcutta, Delhi, and Mumbai. The colleges I listed above are just the prestigious colleges I chose based in Calcutta. I believe these are the right locations because the colleges are a vital part of a community. Also, if the students and staff from nearby colleges are invited, they can take this knowledge to the colleges they teach or live in.
I have decided to contact the Women and Gender Studies Officer in each college to ask permission to hold workshops.
That was it for today!
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