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Children Back At Odisha Anganwadi After BJP MP Eats Meal By Dalit Cook
MP and BJP national vice president Baijayant 'Jay' Panda on Sunday visited an Anganwadi centre in a village in Odisha's Kendrapara district and ate a meal prepared by a Dalit cook after villagers allegedly boycotted the centre.
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Dead Snake Found In Mid-Day Meal Packet In Maharashtra, Parents Claim
A tiny dead snake was allegedly found in a packet of mid-day meal meant for children at an Anganwadi' or government-run nursery school in western Maharashtra's Sangli district.
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Supply Of Food To Pre-Schools, Anganwadis, Mid-Day Meals Exempt From GST
Supplying food to schools under mid-day meal scheme, pre-schools and anganwadis is exempt from GST, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has said.
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Anganwadi Centres In Punjab To Reopen From February 1
Punjab Anganwadi Centres: The beneficiaries will be served cooked meals at the anganwadi centres. In case of absence of any child, dry ration would be supplied to the child's home as done previously.
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Mid-Day Meals Come Home As Kerala Shuts Anganwadis Over Coronavirus
Baby Girija, 59, and 58-year-old Nandini, teachers at two Anganwadis in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram, are in a hurry in the morning though the children have been asked to stay at home by the Kerala government as a precautionary measure to contain the coronavirus.
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Minister's Bizarre Comments On Cooking Inside Toilet At Health Centre
A minister in Madhya Pradesh has said a toilet can also be used as a kitchen, provided there is a partition that separates the two. The comments by state Women and Child Development Minister Imarti Devi came after Anganwadi workers at a public health centre in the state's Shivpuri district were found cooking midday meals inside a toilet, with utens...
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Midday Meals Cooked Inside Toilet At This Madhya Pradesh Anganwadi
A toilet in Madhya Pradesh is being used for reasons beyond its intended purpose. In complete departure of hygienic norms the toilet in Shivpuri district's rural child care centre has been converted into a full-fledged kitchen.
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Gujarat Spends Less Than Rs 10 Per Child Daily On Student Meals
The Gujarat government spends Rs 6 per "normal" child and Rs 9 for "highly malnourished" ones every day on food for children enrolled in Anganwadis in the state.
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RSS-Affiliated Union Wants Budget Reviewed, Threatens Massive Protest
As it struggles to placate ally Telugu Desam Party, the ruling BJP now has on its hands an angry Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, an affiliate of the party's ideological mentor the RSS, which has said it will protest against what it called an "anti-labour budget."
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Maharashtra: Anganwadi Workers Continue To Strike, Parents and Children Suffer
Anganwadi workers have been on strike across the entire state of Maharashtra since September 11th, and this, of late, has started bothering the parents of children who rely on these anganwadis for their daily meals. The children have now resumed eating home-cooked meals and are even resorting to cheap, junk food.
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Children Back At Odisha Anganwadi After BJP MP Eats Meal By Dalit Cook
MP and BJP national vice president Baijayant 'Jay' Panda on Sunday visited an Anganwadi centre in a village in Odisha's Kendrapara district and ate a meal prepared by a Dalit cook after villagers allegedly boycotted the centre.
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Dead Snake Found In Mid-Day Meal Packet In Maharashtra, Parents Claim
A tiny dead snake was allegedly found in a packet of mid-day meal meant for children at an Anganwadi' or government-run nursery school in western Maharashtra's Sangli district.
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Supply Of Food To Pre-Schools, Anganwadis, Mid-Day Meals Exempt From GST
Supplying food to schools under mid-day meal scheme, pre-schools and anganwadis is exempt from GST, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has said.
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Anganwadi Centres In Punjab To Reopen From February 1
Punjab Anganwadi Centres: The beneficiaries will be served cooked meals at the anganwadi centres. In case of absence of any child, dry ration would be supplied to the child's home as done previously.
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Mid-Day Meals Come Home As Kerala Shuts Anganwadis Over Coronavirus
Baby Girija, 59, and 58-year-old Nandini, teachers at two Anganwadis in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram, are in a hurry in the morning though the children have been asked to stay at home by the Kerala government as a precautionary measure to contain the coronavirus.
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Minister's Bizarre Comments On Cooking Inside Toilet At Health Centre
A minister in Madhya Pradesh has said a toilet can also be used as a kitchen, provided there is a partition that separates the two. The comments by state Women and Child Development Minister Imarti Devi came after Anganwadi workers at a public health centre in the state's Shivpuri district were found cooking midday meals inside a toilet, with utens...
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Midday Meals Cooked Inside Toilet At This Madhya Pradesh Anganwadi
A toilet in Madhya Pradesh is being used for reasons beyond its intended purpose. In complete departure of hygienic norms the toilet in Shivpuri district's rural child care centre has been converted into a full-fledged kitchen.
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Gujarat Spends Less Than Rs 10 Per Child Daily On Student Meals
The Gujarat government spends Rs 6 per "normal" child and Rs 9 for "highly malnourished" ones every day on food for children enrolled in Anganwadis in the state.
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RSS-Affiliated Union Wants Budget Reviewed, Threatens Massive Protest
As it struggles to placate ally Telugu Desam Party, the ruling BJP now has on its hands an angry Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, an affiliate of the party's ideological mentor the RSS, which has said it will protest against what it called an "anti-labour budget."
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Maharashtra: Anganwadi Workers Continue To Strike, Parents and Children Suffer
Anganwadi workers have been on strike across the entire state of Maharashtra since September 11th, and this, of late, has started bothering the parents of children who rely on these anganwadis for their daily meals. The children have now resumed eating home-cooked meals and are even resorting to cheap, junk food.
