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Surprise inspection held at Patiala schools, anganwadis

The records maintained at the centers were verified and found to be in order
Punjab State Food Commission member Preety Chawla conducted a surprise visit to a schools and Anganwadi centers at a vilage in District Patiala.

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Punjab State Food Commission member Preety Chawla conducted a surprise visit at various schools and anganwadi centres in the district to inspect the implementation of schemes under the National Food Security Act, 2013 (NFSA).

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During the visit, Chawla inspected the Mid-Day Meal Scheme at various schools, where the kitchens were checked and found to be clean, with proper storage of ration. The Mid-Day Meal (MDM) prepared in the schools was inspected and found to be of good quality. All schools were using gas cylinders for cooking.

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She later directed the concerned staff to ensure regular health check-ups of cooks and maintain their personal hygiene. It was also noted that RO water filters were installed in schools for safe drinking water.

At the Anganwadi Centers, the Food Commission member ensured that all beneficiaries were receiving the intended benefits under the NFSA schemes.

The records maintained at the centers were verified and found to be in order. The meals provided to children were tasted and also found to be satisfactory.

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