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Rajasthan govt's Indira Rasoi scheme becoming popular among tourists

The scheme was started on August 20, 2020, with 358 kitchens in 213 urban local bodies and each plate included 100 gm of dal, 100 gm of vegetables, and 250 gm of chapati and pickle

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Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot

Anil Sharma Jaipur
Tourists in Rajasthan are taking to Indira Rasoi, started in the state to serve nutritious food at Rs 8 per plate.

Parth Sarthy, a tourist from Chennai who had come to Jaipur with his family and, while visiting Jal Mahal, saw a banner displaying “Food for Rs 8”. He did not believe it.

He said: “The taste was of homemade food served and it was hygienic. It is praiseworthy.”

“It is a good scheme of the Ashok Gehlot government. Such a scheme should be there in all the states,” he added.

It is to be mentioned that the chief minister,