World Food Day celebrated at govt school in Patiala district

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Updated At : 12:50 PM Oct 17, 2021 IST

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Patiala, October 16

Impact Organisation organised a session on the importance of good nutrition on World Food Day here today. An interactive session was conducted at Government Senior School, Aluna Basantpura village, in Rajpura block of Patiala district.

School principal Rajwinder encouraged and motivated students to eat and bring healthy food to the school. She said healthy food played an important role in overall development of the child. Amandeep Singh, information education communication (IEC), specialist of Impact Organisation said, “ The World Food Day is a day of action against Hunger.” He explained and shared the IEC material with students such as posters and drawing on benefits of healthy food, clean drinking water and balanced diet. Students were motivated to reduce food waste and water.

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