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KGMU bans non-veg food in all 18 hostel messes
India Today··15 Jul
King George's Medical University in Lucknow banned cooking and serving non-vegetarian food in all 18 hostel messes on July 14 after UP Governor Anandiben Patel flagged hygiene lapses during a campus inspection. Expired spices were found in two messes housing over 500 students. Students may still order non-vegetarian meals from outside, officials said.
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What It Means For You
- KGMU hostel residents can no longer get non-veg meals in messes.
- Students may still order non-vegetarian food from outside vendors.
- Hostel food safety inspections may expand at other UP universities.
What's Happening
- KGMU banned non-veg cooking in all 18 hostel messes on July 14.
- Governor Anandiben Patel flagged hygiene lapses during inspection.
- Expired spices were found in two hostel messes during the visit.
Campus Food Policy
- Over 500 students live across KGMU's 18 hostels.
- Patel spoke at KGMU's convocation before the inspection findings.
- A university task force was formed to address flagged food safety issues.
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