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Akshaya Patra is focused on eliminating classroom hunger and attracting more children (enrolment) to schools and ensure to keep them in school (reduce dropout rate)
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The Akshaya Patra Foundation started its mid-day meal programme in June, 2000 by providing free mid-day meals to 1,500 children in 5 Government schools in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Over the past 16 years, the constant support from the Government of India, various State Governments and associated organisations has enabled the programme to grow by leaps and bounds. Today, this organisation feeds free mid-day meals to 1.7 million school children in 15,024 Government schools and Government-aided schools. The organisation currently has its presence in 43 kitchens across 12 states in India. This not-for-profit organisation has been conferred as the worlds largest NGO-run mid-day meal programme (source).Related to NGO in India
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