The College Canteen of Sankrail Anil Biswas Smriti Mahavidyalaya serves as an essential and vibrant space on campus, offering nutritious, hygienic, and affordable food to students, faculty, and staff. It is more than just a food service outlet—it's a social and cultural hub where students from diverse backgrounds interact, share ideas, and build camaraderie.
Situated within the college premises, the canteen caters especially to the needs of students from rural and tribal communities, many of whom travel long distances and spend the entire day on campus. The facility is maintained with regular oversight to ensure health, hygiene, and quality.
Key Features:
- Well-ventilated and clean seating area with adequate furniture for comfortable dining.
- Hygienic food preparation and storage practices, monitored periodically by the college administration.
- Affordable snacks, beverages, and meal options suited to the economic needs of students.
- Availability of purified drinking water.
- Separate waste disposal and eco-friendly practices encouraged.
- Operates during class hours and special college events.
Menu Highlights :
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Snacks: Samosas, cutlets, bread toast, pakoras, egg rolls, seasonal items
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Beverages: Tea, coffee, bottled drinks
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Lunch items: Rice, dal, vegetables, egg curry (available during extended hours or events)
Special food arrangements are made during events such as:
- Annual Cultural Fest
- Sports Day
- Saraswati Puja & College Celebrations
- NSS Camps and Educational Tours
Management Oversight:
- The canteen is managed by a licensed vendor under a formal agreement with the college.
- Supervised by a Canteen Committee consisting of faculty and student representatives.
- Feedback on quality, pricing, and service is welcomed and reviewed regularly.
Future Plans:
- Introduction of more nutritional and locally sourced options.
- Setting up eco-friendly utensils and waste segregation.
- Expansion of seating and inclusion of subsidized meal coupons for economically weak students.
The College Canteen contributes not only to the physical well-being of students but also fosters a sense of community, inclusivity, and belonging on campus.