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Marking launch of breakfast scheme's expansion, CMs Stalin, Mann have food along with children in Chennai.
The scheme now benefits over 20.5 lakh students, enhancing nutrition and attendance while inspiring similar programs in other states and countries, officials said.
- Chief Ministers M.K. Stalin of Tamil Nadu and Bhagwant Singh Mann of Punjab served breakfast to children in Chennai to launch the fifth phase expansion of the Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme.
- The scheme, originally announced by Stalin in May 2022 and launched in September 2022, expanded through phases including a major extension in July 2024 reaching over 2.2 lakh aided school students in Tamil Nadu urban areas.
- The recent phase of the initiative now supports approximately 305,000 children enrolled in grades one through five across government and aided urban schools, with the goal of delivering warm, nutritious meals before lessons to enhance attendance and educational performance.
- Stalin committed Rs 600 crore annually to the scheme, while Mann called it a 'big relief' for working families and said Punjab will discuss adopting similar programs with Cabinet colleagues.
- Despite recent food contamination complaints, the Tamil Nadu government pledged to ensure meal hygiene and nutrition, and the scheme's success has inspired other states and international models, strengthening Tamil Nadu-Punjab ties.
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Stalin launches expansion of CM Breakfast Scheme in Chennai; Punjab CM Mann attends event
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday launched the expansion of Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme for government-aided schools in urban areas of the state. Stalin, together with Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, served food to children at St Joseph’s Primary School, marking the beginning of the new scheme. Mann was the chief guest at the event. 20 lakh student under ambit, says Stalin Addressing the event, CM Stalin said 20 lakh stud…
TN chief minister Stalin inaugurates expansion of breakfast scheme to govt-aided schools in urban regions
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin has expanded the 'Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme' to urban areas, benefiting 3.06 lakh more children across 2,429 schools. The initiative aims to support a total of 20.59 lakh children in the state with nutritious meals.
Marking launch of breakfast scheme's expansion, CMs Stalin, Mann have food along with children in Chennai.
Marking launch of breakfast scheme's expansion, CMs Stalin, Mann have food along with children in Chennai. Marking launch of breakfast scheme's expansion, CMs Stalin, Mann have food along with children in Chennai.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin Expands CM's Breakfast Scheme To Urban Areas, Benefiting 20.59 Lakh Children
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin inaugurated here on Tuesday, the expansion of the "Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme," part of the flagship initiatives of the DMK government, to urban areas in the state. Stalin, along with his Punjab counterpart Bhagwant Mann, served food to children at St Joseph's Primary School here, marking the launch of the scheme. Mann took part in the event as the chief guest.
On 15.9.2022, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin launched the Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme, the first of its kind in India, at Madurai, Adhimoolam Corporation Primary School, providing breakfast to government school students. The scheme was well received by parents and students. The scheme has increased the number of students attending school, and the learning ability of children has improved, with a study report showing that more than 90% of child…
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