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Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], July 26: In a truly landmark move poised to revolutionize student well-being and practical education, government schools across Hyderabad are set to cultivate their own organic vegetable gardens.1 This visionary initiative, championed by Hari Chandana IAS, the esteemed District Collector, aims to provide fresh, nutritious, and chemical-free produce for midday meals, offering a powerful model of health, sustainability, and hands-on learning that can inspire government schools nationwide. This concept, while seemingly simple, carries profound implications. Instead of relying solely on external procurement, schools with available land will establish thriving vegetable patches. For those in urban settings with limited space,…