Rajasthan state government will soon launch Indira Rasoi Yojana for the poor. This scheme will start to ensure that “no one sleeps hungry” in the state. Under this scheme, pure and nutritious food on concessional rates is going to be provided to the needy twice each day. The State government will spend ₹100 crores every year on the scheme.
Local NGOs also will be roped certain the successful implementation of the scheme and its effective monitoring are going to be through with the assistance of data technology. He also flagged-off five mobile vans loaded with publicity material and equipment for the notice campaign by the National Health Mission and UNFPA.
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