Bihar - Jamia Millia Islamia _Final format_.pdf

In 64 schools cooking cost is paid in by cheque and in other schools it is paid in cash fromtheir poshak school.11243.SOCIAL EQUITY:Did you observe any gender or caste or community discrimination incooking or serving or seating arrangements?ObservationsMI did not observe any gender or caste or community discrimination in cooking or serving orseating arrangements. No discrimination is reported from any school on caste, gender or ondisability basis.44.VARIETY OF MENU:(vii) Has the school displayed its weekly menu, and is itable to adhere to the menu displayed?Yes, 98% of schools have displayed weekly menu on the wall of school itselfObservations and discussion withchildren teachers, parents, VECmembers, Gram Panchayatmembers and cooks.45.(viii)Is there variety in the food served or is the same foodserved daily?Observations and discussion withchildren teachers, parents, VECmembers, Gram Panchayatmembers and cooks.98.8% of the students and 98.8% of parents say that khichri is the only menu but 1.2% ofstudents and 1.2% of parents have stated the variety in the food is there. Same menu is notserved daily.(ix)Dose the daily menu include rice / wheat preparation,dal and vegetables?Observations and discussion withchildren teachers, parents, VECmembers, Gram Panchayatmembers and cooks.Yes. Rice, dal and vegetables are served. In vegetables sometime aalu chokha and some timeaalu bhunjia. Half egg is provided after three days.QUALITY & QUANTITY OF MEAL:Feedback from children one) Quality of meal:Observations of Investigationduring MDM service98.9% students have shown their satisfaction in quality ofmeal.46.f) Quantity of meal: Observations of Investigationduring MDM service98.8% students have shown their satisfaction quantity ofmeal is sufficient for them.c){If children were not happy Please give reasons and suggestionsto improve.}Observations of Investigationduring MDM service