CM Revanth Reddy Issues Key Directions on Centralised Kitchens

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy met representatives of the Hare Krishna Foundation at his Jubilee Hills residence. As part of the government’s breakfast programme for students of government schools, Junna Solar Systems Pvt Ltd and Chain Labs India Pvt Ltd entered into agreements with the Hare Krishna Foundation. Junna Solar Systems handed over a cheque of ₹5.17 crore for setting up a centralised community kitchen in Nagarkurnool, while Chain Labs India contributed ₹4 crore for a modern kitchen in Vikarabad.

During the meeting, Revanth Reddy directed officials to maintain records of students’ physical growth and academic progress. He stressed the need to use applications to calculate the nutritional value and calories of food and maintain strict quality standards. He also called for breakfast menus to be prepared according to local food habits and instructed officials to connect the centralised kitchens with the Command Control Centre. The Chief Minister directed that the kitchens be completed by November 30 and inaugurated across the State simultaneously on December 9.