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How School Leftovers Have Become Lifelines for Hungry Stray Dogs In West Bengal
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How School Leftovers Have Become Lifelines for Hungry Stray Dogs In West Bengal
Every school lunch leaves behind something; a few spoonfuls of rice, a bit of sabzi, maybe a half-eaten roti. In most places, this extra food is discarded, forgotten. But in West Bengal, it may soon become something far more meaningful: a daily act of compassion. Under a new initiative proposed by the state government, leftovers from the midday meal scheme may soon find their way to the stray dogs waiting quietly outside school gates. It’s not j…
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