Telangana sets December 9 target for central kitchens serving school breakfasts

October 2 directions call for construction to finish by November 30, alongside support agreements for two district kitchens.

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2 October 2026 · 1 min read

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October 2 directions call for construction to finish by November 30, alongside support agreements for two district kitchens.

Event / development: 2 Oct 2026
Location: Telangana

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Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on October 2 set December 9 as the target for inaugurating central kitchens supporting breakfast for government-school students. ANI, citing a government release, reported that officials were told to finish the works by November 30.

At a meeting with the Hare Krishna Foundation, two companies signed support agreements for kitchens in Nagarkurnool and Vikarabad. IND Today reported contributions of ₹5.17 crore for Nagarkurnool and ₹4 crore for Vikarabad. These contributions concern the two facilities, not a stated statewide programme budget.

The Chief Minister also asked officials to protect food quality and develop menus reflecting local eating habits, according to IND Today. ANI reported plans to connect the kitchens with the command-and-control centre for monitoring.

The announced dates are future targets, not proof that every kitchen is ready or that all schools are already being served. Construction completion, operating arrangements and actual coverage will determine whether the planned rollout is delivered. The reports reviewed do not provide a verified statewide count of completed kitchens.