Students eat a lot of breakfast, including hot idlis and puris.
Under the Chief Minister’s Breakfast Scheme, students were treated to delicious breakfast.
Hyderabad: As pupils trickled into the Government High School for Girls in West Marredpally on Friday, something seemed odd. Because plates, water bottles, and carriers filled with warm idlis and sambar, upma and chutney, puris, and aloo kurma were waiting for them!
Students were given a delicious breakfast as part of the Chief Minister’s Breakfast Scheme, which was introduced on Friday by IT Minister KT Rama Rao on the school grounds.
The Minister personally surprised the students by distributing plates, serving food, and engaging in breakfast with them. With a specially created cashew Kesari dessert, they concluded the morning.
Rama Rao read through the menu and praised the breakfast for being savory and filling. He urged the students to contact the administrators if their meal did not match what was on the menu. New steel plates and glasses that can be used for breakfast and lunch in the school were also distributed by him.
pupils that arrived from other local government schools regarded the breakfast program as a good idea, in addition to the girl pupils at this school. Because their parents have early morning job commitments, several pupils at this institution attend morning sessions without eating breakfast.
One of them was S Vaishali, a student in Class X. My mother works as a housekeeper in a hospital, while my father is a security guard. They leave early in the morning for work. I don’t eat breakfast and instead have lunch at school. The breakfast program will help us now that it has been introduced.
Amrutha Varshini, a different Class X student, claimed she doesn’t have time for breakfast because she has early morning lessons. “I arrive at school and immediately have lunch after my 5 a.m. tuition classes. We will profit from breakfast being offered in the school now, she remarked.
Some children don’t eat breakfast frequently, and there have been cases of students passing out in assembly, according to the school’s headmaster, M. Manohara Chary. We keep chocolates and cookies in the school as a precaution. This breakfast program will be very helpful to students, he continued.
