For India, why the unnecessary expense of spacious dining halls, clean cooking utensils, nutritious food, a school farm, like in Japan. Don't you think all that money will find a better home in some grubby politicians pockets.
For India, why the teaching of manners like thanking the food preparers, the teachers, the class leaders and others who helped to put the food on the plates at the table. When they go out into their world, they will abuse and be abused by those of a caste higher than them, the local mafias, the local police and sometimes coerced by their own parents into doing things that they never want to do. Ahh! It will take a thousand years for an Indian schoolchild to get what a Japanese schoolchild is fortunate to experience. Roland Francis 416-453-3371
