The State Exchequer will face an anticipated additional burden of $400 billion per year as a result of the scheme's implementation. The creative programme, which demonstrates the Chandrashekhar Rao administration's commitment to the welfare of its students, intends to address several aspects of student welfare. The State government seeks to improve kids' focus and overall school experience by making sure that they have a healthy breakfast, especially those from economically disadvantaged sectors.
The chief minister noticed how challenging it was for parents of pupils who worked in agriculture early in the morning to feed their kids well before school. He recently dispatched a team of IAS officers to tamil Nadu to investigate a similar programme being effectively executed there. The technique was being used for pupils in primary schools, according to the report that the officials supplied.
The chief minister, who is renowned for his humanitarian outlook, decided to include high school pupils in the programme as well. On Friday, the necessary directives were given, allowing the "Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme" to allay worries and guarantee wholesome meals to pupils attending government schools.
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