Why The Karnataka Education Policy Panel Is Against Eggs & Meat In Mid-Day Meals | The Urban Debate
July 14, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The Urban Debate, news anchor Afrida Rahman Ali will be discussing on the position paper submitted by a Karnataka education policy panel suggesting that Consumption of eggs and meat in mid-day meals could lead to “lifestyle disorders” among students.
"Today eggs protein percentage is very low because of mass production. There is no hidden agenda behind this decision, says Mohan Krishna, BJP
"In India, many children suffer from serious malnourishment. Between 2015-2020 the percentage of children who have very low weight went up after decades," says Amitabh Dubey
"It's laughable if people think malnutrition is because of children not eating meat & eggs. Even professional athletes are turning vegetarian," says Dr Shikha Sharma, Founder ONE Health & Nutrition Ambassador
"Theoretically it may be true that plan diet is enough for protein, but affordability is a issue," says
Guru Kasinathan, Academician & Director, IT for Change
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