A centralised community kitchen supported by SCCL and HKMCF was inaugurated at Madhira to prepare hygienic breakfasts for 44,107 government school students across 16 mandals in Khammam. The State plans to establish similar permanent kitchens across Telangana within three months
Divi’s Laboratories and Aurobindo Pharma have partnered with Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation to establish and upgrade centralised kitchens in Telangana, enabling nutritious breakfast for nearly 1.5 lakh schoolchildren across multiple districts.
The Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation (HKMCF) has signed an MoU with the ICAR–Indian Institute of Millets Research (IIMR), Hyderabad, to promote millet-based food initiatives. The foundation currently partners with state governments in public feeding programmes, serving 2.5 lakh meals daily.
The sponsorship is expected to strengthen Foundation's efforts in augmenting the kitchen capabilities in serving food to the needy by implementing programs like Annapurna, Bhojanamrita, Saddimoota, and Swasthya Aharas, a statement said.
