Subhechcha Ganguly 
After learning that numerous tribal pupils in a school in the Etapalli tehsil in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli were underweight, the official had this notion.An IAS official has developed a novel method to raise the nutritional status of tribal kids in Etapalli, Maharashtra. An AI-based device developed by IAS officer Shubham Gupta checks the quality of the meals served to kids at Todsa Ashram School in Etapalli. The officer claimed that after learning that 61 out of the 222 females attending the school were underweight, he began to consider this strategy.
The assistant collector described his initiative as follows: “initiative Bhamragad includes eight government schools. I used to think the girls at this all-girls Ashram School were malnourished when I visited. A preliminary BMI analysis revealed that 61 of the 222 girls were underweight. There are three meals served here every day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The food is served in adequate quantities, and we stick to the menu as well. We therefore sought to identify the cause.
