Here in isolation we developed a culture systematically propagated from generation to generation, that is at once unique and prosaic, discreet and wild, in the spirit of frolic, friendship and sometimes even greater ties. Like the other halls of residence, Nehru Hall is ever vibrant with life, reverberating with excitement over inconsequential trivialities, almost ready to explode unable to contain its energy within its concrete boundaries. A naive visitor on a wintry night, is indeed, often amazed at the abrupt transition to warmth and bustle of relentless activity, as he steps inside from the cold and desolation outside. Today, though we are too solemned by age and experience to make exalted claims about the hall's superiority and uniqueness, she still is, and will always be cherished as a priceless memory, a precious symbol of carefree youthfulness left behind on a miniscule bridge of time. There are three levels in all the blocks except A which has two.
C block has the maximum number of rooms and hence maximum residents.
The staff include around 20 mess workers and the staff in the warden's office. The hall has three wardens - Chief, Mess and Accounts. They are usually faculty members. These members of the hall council are elected every year in the beginning of April. They are responsible for the smooth functioning of all hall activities.