HYDERABAD: The nutritional breakfast scheme for government school children took-off in Kodangal, Vikarabad district. The centralised kitchen and the breakfast programme were inaugurated by ministers Damodar Rajanarsimha, D. Sridhar Babu and Jupally Krishna Rao.
The programme was presided over by Satya Gaura Chandra Dasa Prabhuji, president of the Hare Krishna Movement, and Michelle Dominica, head of India CSR and administrative services, Viatris.
This initiative will benefit approximately 28,000 students from 312 government schools across Kodangal, Bomraspet, Dudyal and Daulatabad mandals in Vikarabad district, as well as Gundumal, Kosgi, Kothapally, and Maddur mandals in Narayanpet district.
The government has allocated 22,000 sq. ft for setting up of a shed for the centralised community kitchen at the agricultural market yard at Kodangal.
The kitchen is equipped with modern technology and advanced production practices.
It is a joint effort of the state government and various organisations as part of their CSR activity, while T-SIG coordinated the project’s funding.
Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation has proposed an enriched menu every single day.
The kitchen uses the bio-waste that is produced during the bio-gas making process. Water used for cooking is treated in a RO plant. In addition there is boiler plant, gas bank and an effluent treatment plant.
