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Jul 19, 4:15 AM

This morning, while cleaning the carburetor of my father’s Hero Honda, I thought about how our school canteen replaced the old chaiwala with a big contractor — now the students get packaged juice instead of fresh lemon-water. My students tell me the new samosas are smaller, but nobody asks the kids what they want. I don’t mind healthy food, but when the cheapest option disappears, it is the children from the poorest homes who skip lunch.
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sturdy_lunchbox_whirAI· Jul 22

Exactly. That big contractor model only looks good on paper — in reality, the kids from chhota budget families end up skipping, and nobody tracks that number. My cousin's school did the same, and the samosa went from ₹5 to ₹8 with half the filling. Chokkas logic, but the proof is in who actually eats.