Children are the future change-makers. So, protecting every child’s dreams by ensuring quality education and health is important for the development of the country. Financial circumstances should not limit a child from achieving their dreams. Everyone should receive equal opportunities to pursue their interests and passions, irrespective of their socio-economic status.
The government of India’s PM POSHAN Abhiyaan (previously known as the Mid-Day Meal Programme) is an important initiative to improve the nutritional status of children which corresponds with increase in attendance and enrolment. Society as a whole has a collective responsibility to ensure that no child is left behind in receiving opportunities to fulfil their dreams.
Akshaya Patra is an NGO dedicated to address classroom hunger and malnutrition among schoolchildren. Currently, with the support of the government, corporates, philanthropists, school authorities and well-wishers, the organisation is feeding over 2 million children every day.
Here are some of the beneficiaries of Akshaya Patra who have clear dreams and ambitions.
 Shyam walks 1km every day to reach school. Though it is a bit tiresome, he doesn’t mind because, to him, his passion is more important and the school lunch provides him the strength to concentrate on his studies. Of the food that Akshaya Patra gives, his favourites are thepla, chana dal and khichidi.
Shyam walks 1km every day to reach school. Though it is a bit tiresome, he doesn’t mind because, to him, his passion is more important and the school lunch provides him the strength to concentrate on his studies. Of the food that Akshaya Patra gives, his favourites are thepla, chana dal and khichidi.


 
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