PASIGHAT, Aug 30: Three centralized Mid Day Meal kitchens in D. Ering, Jarkong and Town Upper Primary government schools today by the Pasighat MLA Kaling Moyong, Member of Food Commission Nanom Jamoh and Deputy Commissioner Dr. Kinny Singh respectively followed by flagging-off three delivery vans.
Addressing the students and teachers at the Pasighat Town Upper Pry. School, MLA Kaling Moyong said Mid Day Meal Scheme (MDMS) was the largest school lunch programme in the nation and catered to the nutritional needs of school children in both rural and urban areas. He lauded the DC for her innovative idea which would save time and provide timely lunch to the students of twenty one schools from these kitchens. In his message to the school community, Moyong asked the teachers to apply their best teaching skills while nurturing the students. “A teacher has the distinct responsibility to nurture a student’s learning and to provide feedback in such a manner that the student does not leave the classroom feeling defeated”, he added. When advising the students to be punctual and hardworking, he said for a student, being successful means to achieve his goal and score good marks. Successful students get involved in their studies and take an active part in it. Managing time for friends, relatives, and family was also important but not by ignoring studies because what they have learned would remain life-long with them. He also appreciated DDSE and executing agency Urban Development for maintaining quality and timely completion of the kitchen buildings.
Member of State Food Commission, Nanom Jamoh also expressed her happiness over the progress and advised to provide tested food items to the students and also to maintain cleanliness and hygiene in schools.
DC Dr. Kinny Singh said good student never ignores studies. Everyone wants to be successful in their life in order to lead a happy and successful life. Students must be attentive in studies and obedient and further assured that her administration would create positive learning environment in schools which were extremely important for students and teachers. DIPRO

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