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Stanford Food Controversy: Social Media Users Cite Beef And Meat Contact Fears
A debate has erupted at Stanford University over its mandatory meal plan, with social media users expressing concerns about vegetarian food coming into contact with beef and meat during preparation.
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Schooling Now Means 'Just Come, Eat, Go', Says Minister Prakash Javadekar
Mid-day meal was introduced for school students to check drop-out rates and provide children from economically weaker sections with nourishment. But now schooling appears to have become more about food and less about education, Union Minister for Human Resources Development Prakash Javadekar said today amid a controversy about tying up mid-day meal...
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Raj Babbar says Mumbai meal is Rs. 12. Delhi at Rs. 5, says colleague
With the government under attack for claiming that poverty in India has declined by 22 per cent in seven years since it came to power, Congress spokesperson Raj Babbar added a new dimension to the controversy by declaring that it's possible, even today, to eat a complete meal in Mumbai for Rs 12.
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Stanford Food Controversy: Social Media Users Cite Beef And Meat Contact Fears
A debate has erupted at Stanford University over its mandatory meal plan, with social media users expressing concerns about vegetarian food coming into contact with beef and meat during preparation.
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Schooling Now Means 'Just Come, Eat, Go', Says Minister Prakash Javadekar
Mid-day meal was introduced for school students to check drop-out rates and provide children from economically weaker sections with nourishment. But now schooling appears to have become more about food and less about education, Union Minister for Human Resources Development Prakash Javadekar said today amid a controversy about tying up mid-day meal...
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Raj Babbar says Mumbai meal is Rs. 12. Delhi at Rs. 5, says colleague
With the government under attack for claiming that poverty in India has declined by 22 per cent in seven years since it came to power, Congress spokesperson Raj Babbar added a new dimension to the controversy by declaring that it's possible, even today, to eat a complete meal in Mumbai for Rs 12.
