The Akshaya Patra ngo in Cuttack was started in 2014. The Cuttack kitchen provides the Akshaya Patra mid day meal in Odisha to 4,000 children across 28 schools. Inaugurated by the Chief Minister of Odisha Naveen Patnaik, this centralised kitchen is fitted with the latest in cooking machinery to produce tasty, hygienic food in large quantities every day. The kitchen was sponsored by The Kusuma Foundation, and the inauguration was also attended by General Surat Singh Sandhu (Chairman of The Kusuma Foundation) and Pankaj Vinayak Sharma (Country Leader of The Kusuma Foundation). The kitchen was also sponsored by RC Infinity Foundation (Kolkata), NALCO, Odisha Mining Corporation and LIC Golden Jubilee Foundation. The kitchen is equipped to reach out to many more children with the daily, nutritious mid-day meal. Donate online to help the Foundation alleviate classroom hunger in Cuttack.
This ngo in Cuttack is Akshaya Patra's third centralised kitchen in the state of Odisha. Equipped with boilers, cold storage to keep the vegetables fresh, rice cleaning machines to efficiently clean the rice in a quick and error-free manner, custom designed utensils to cook food with and conveyor belts, this kitchen maintains the best standards of quality while cooking the mid day meal in Odisha. Capable of cooking huge quantities, the Cuttack kitchen can cook 5.5. tonnes of rice, 1.2 tonnes of dal (lentil curry), and 3.5 tonnes of vegetable dishes in one day. The kitchens are also aided with 20 specially designed meal distribution vehicles which are fitted with Akshaya Patra's well-known honeycomb structure that prevents the food from spilling, and a puffed body that insulates the van against dust and heat, ensuring that the food is delivered to the schools in the best condition. Donate online towards kitchen equipment, vehicles and more to help Akshaya Patra reach out to more children with the programme.
This ngo in Cuttack is Akshaya Patra's 21st centralised kitchen. Besides this, the mid day meal in Odisha is served through the centralised kitchens at Rourkela and Puri, and the decentralised kitchen at Nayagarh. Overall, the kitchens in Odisha feed 125,242 children across 1,461 Government and Government aided schools. The food served in these kitchens includes rice, dal, roti (Indian flatbread), sambar (lentil based vegetable stew) and tasty vegetable preparations. Choose to donate online to Odisha in order to help Akshaya Patra fulfil its mission that 'No child in India shall be deprived of education because of hunger.'
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