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- The scheme provides nutritious meals at just ₹5, though the actual cost is ₹30, with the government subsidising ₹25.
- Each thali includes rice, dal, vegetables, and rotis, ensuring wholesome food for the poor.
- Initially, 45 canteens were opened, with plans to expand to 100 locations within 15–20 days.
- These canteens are set up in industrial areas, JJ clusters, and migrant settlements to benefit daily wage workers and urban poor.
- The scheme aims to deliver food security with dignity, inspired by models like Amma Canteen (TN) and Indira Canteen (Karnataka).
Question:
Q.1 What is the subsidized price at which meals are provided under the Atal Canteen Scheme?a) ₹10
b) ₹5
c) ₹15
d) ₹20
Answer: b) The meals are offered at ₹5, while the actual cost is ₹30, with the government subsidizing ₹25.
