
CM Revanth to Launch Hostel Baata
Deccan ChronicleHyderabad: Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, along with ministers, party MLAs and MLCs, is set to visit government residential schools and welfare hostels this month under the “Hostel Baata” programme. This move comes after recent food poisoning incidents in government residential schools and welfare hostels, despite the government increasing mess charges significantly by 40 per cent after a decade-long gap to ensure better food quality. To strengthen food safety protocols, the state government has initiated several measures, including a mandatory tasting initiative under which school officials must taste the food before serving it to students, with daily photographic evidence uploaded to a designated app. “Despite the government’s positive decisions for student welfare, some forces are attempting to defame the Congress government by spreading false rumours about food quality,” the CM said during the review meeting last week.
History of this topic

Telangana Education Commission submits report on food safety in edu. institutions, recommends 50% hike in mid-day meal rates
The Hindu
Telangana Govt constitutes Task Force Committee on food safety in State run educational institutions
The Hindu
Food Poisoning Cases in Govt Residential Schools; CM Threatens to Dismiss Errant Officials
Deccan Chronicle
Revanth Reddy orders Telangana officials to treat students like their own
India Today
Telangana Food Safety dept inspects 387 hostels, one shut in Hyderabad for severe violation
The Hindu
Telangana: Health Minister Holds High Review Meeting With Officials On Food Safety
Deccan Chronicle
Hygiene hazards in Hyderabad’s dining dens
The Hindu
Food poisoning incidents in government hostels on the rise
Deccan Chronicle
Food Safety department fails to check hostel messes in Kozhikode
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