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Indiramma Canteens Expand in Hyderabad for Hunger-Free City

Indiramma Canteens Expand in Hyderabad for Hunger-Free City
Indiramma Canteens serve hope at two new spots in city · thehansindia.com

The government in Hyderabad has opened new Indiramma Canteens in three places to help people who don't have enough money for food.

These canteens give breakfast for just 5 rupees and lunch for 5 rupees.

The real cost is much higher, but the government pays most of it so that poor people can eat well.

The canteens are run by a charity and give food to workers, drivers, and others who need help.

The government plans to open more canteens in other places too.

People who eat at these canteens can save about 3,000 rupees every month.

The leaders who started these canteens also ate there and talked to the people to see how they are doing.

Key facts

Inaugurated Locations
Sundarayya Park, Bagh Lingampally, Kawadiguda
Cost of Breakfast
Rs 5
Cost of Midday Meal
Rs 5
Actual Cost of Breakfast
Rs 19
Actual Cost of Meal
Rs 29.83
GHMC Contribution per Breakfast
Rs 14
GHMC Contribution per Meal
Rs 24.83
Expected Monthly Savings per Beneficiary
Rs 3,000

Quotes

Minister Ponnam Prabhakar

District In-charge Minister of Hyderabad

“The canteens, named after Ukkku Mahila Indiramma, offer quality breakfast for Rs 5 and midday meals for Rs 5, making nutritious food accessible to the poor, daily-wage earners, labourers, auto drivers, and lower-income groups.”
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“The government will identify more suitable locations across the city and expand the canteens in phases, and canteens will also be established in localities suggested by the public and elected representatives.”
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Mayor Gadwal Vijayalakshmi

GHMC Mayor

“Indiramma Canteens are proving highly beneficial to economically weaker sections and have received encouraging feedback from the public.”
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Deputy Mayor Mothe Srilatha Sobhan Reddy

Deputy Mayor of GHMC

“Indiramma Canteens are proving highly beneficial to economically weaker sections and have received encouraging feedback from the public.”
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