Centralised kitchens to supply food to govt hostels in urban areas
The New Indian Express Dharmapuri|January 09, 2025
To cover over 7K students in Adi Dravidar, BC, MBC hostels in Tiruchy, Madurai and Chennai
SUBASHINI VIJAYAKUMAR @Chennai

HOSTELS under the Adi Dravidar Welfare, and Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes, and Minorities Welfare departments in Chennai, Madurai, and Tiruchy will soon get food from centralised kitchens.

These kitchens will supply food to more than 7,000 students in school and college hostels in these cities.

The department will also revise the menu to include more protein and vegetables, ensuring balanced nutrition for students.

The Adi Dravidar Welfare department had already piloted the initiative in 21 hostels accommodating about 2,200 students in Chennai through two centralised kitchens located at Saidapet and Vepery.

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