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Dhinakaran urges quality checks on Children’s Day cakes

The Hindu NationalBy The Hindu National
12 Nov 2026
Original: English
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Dhinakaran urges quality checks on Children’s Day cakes

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  • ✓Dhinakaran urges quality checks on Children’s Day cakes
  • ✓Primary Authority: Official communique verified from The Hindu National.
  • ✓Civic Domain: Categorized under education public notices.
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AMMK founder T.T.V. Dhinakaran on Thursday urged the Tamil Nadu government to ensure that cakes procured for distribution to students of government and government-aided schools on Children’s Day were subjected to proper quality checks before being distributed.

Mr. Dhinakaran alleged that cakes purchased from various companies had been lying unattended in vehicles for the past four days without proper storage or preservation, raising concerns over their safety. He said reports of improper storage had caused concern among parents, particularly in view of earlier complaints about the quality of food served under the school breakfast and mid-day meal schemes.

Mr. Dhinakaran urged the School Education Department to ensure that only safe and quality cakes reached children.

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Issuing AuthorityThe Hindu National
Topic CategoryEDUCATION
JurisdictionAll India / National
Publication Date12 November 2026
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