Medak, Sept.26 : The Chief Minister’s Breakfast Scheme is one of the rarest and most unique welfare initiatives globally, designed specifically to deliver nutritious and high-quality food to school children, stated by Labour Minister and Medak District In-charge Minister G. Vivek Venkataswamy while inaugurating a newly constructed centralized kitchen at the Market Yard in Medak on Saturday.
The inauguration was performed by Minister Vivek Venkataswamy alongside Medak MLA Mynampally Rohit Rao and District Collector Pratima Singh. Following an inspection of the automated machinery, breakfast was served to government school students by the dignitaries, who also joined the children for the meal. It was highlighted by the Minister that 36 centralized kitchens are being established across Telangana to cater to nearly 20 lakh students up to Class 12 every morning by 8:30 AM, an initiative expected to boost school attendance significantly.
Appreciation was expressed toward the Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation (HKMCF) for its partnership. Broader educational developments were also outlined by the Minister, including the recruitment of 10,000 teachers, the establishment of an Advanced Technical Centre (ATC), a ₹100-crore public school, and a Young India Integrated Residential School for 2,500 students in Medak. It was further shared by Sri Satya Gaura Chandra Dasa, President of HKMCF, that the facility was constructed in 40 days and will provide breakfast to 30,000 students across the district.
