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Midday Meals, it seems, are never far from controversy. The latest news on the front comes from Kerala, where, citing Ramzan quick as reasons, Government schools in the Malabar region have stopped serving food to children. Not only this, school timings have been altered as well. All this, despite the fact that Government schools impart education to students belonging to all religions, not just Islam.
According to a report in Malayalam daily Janmabhumi, the policy has been sanctioned by the Education Department and a majority of Government schools in districts such as Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Kannur, Kasargod have complied with it, forcing students of all religions to go hungry despite Ramzan being a Muslim month of fasting and prayer.
Some Parent Teacher Associations have challenged this choice by sending a written complaint to the Ministers Secretariat, but to no aim.
Kerala schools stop serving mid-day meals during Ramzan - | Bharat Press
http://www.janmabhumidaily.com/jnb/News/129999
According to a report in Malayalam daily Janmabhumi, the policy has been sanctioned by the Education Department and a majority of Government schools in districts such as Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Kannur, Kasargod have complied with it, forcing students of all religions to go hungry despite Ramzan being a Muslim month of fasting and prayer.
Some Parent Teacher Associations have challenged this choice by sending a written complaint to the Ministers Secretariat, but to no aim.
Kerala schools stop serving mid-day meals during Ramzan - | Bharat Press
http://www.janmabhumidaily.com/jnb/News/129999