Amma Canteen in Arakkonam gets first renovation since 2015 launch
Minister inaugurates restored Amma canteen in Arakkonam after first renovation since 2015 launch, with ₹11 lakh upgrade including new kitchen and water sys
Minister for Co-operation V. Gandhiraj inaugurated the renovated Amma canteen near the old bus terminus in Arakkonam town in Ranipet, marking the facility's first restoration since its launch.
First renovation in over a decade
Former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa virtually inaugurated Amma Canteens in Ranipet, Arcot, Arakkonam and Walajah towns in the district in 2015, when the scheme was launched in the State. Since then, renovation of the facility was not done.
The municipality has completed restoration work of the canteens for the first time with improved civic amenities for visitors, according to G. Anandan, Commissioner, Arakkonam municipality.
₹11 lakh upgrade
Accompanied by Collector N. Priya Ravichandran, Mr. Gandhiraj inspected the renovated canteen, which was done at a cost of ₹11 lakh in the town. The canteen in Walajah town that refurbished at a cost of ₹9 lakh will be opened to the public in the coming week.
The kitchen was refurbished with new water pipelines and utensils. Electrical lines were also checked thoroughly to prevent any power fluctuations and short circuit.
An overhead tank with a storage capacity of 50,000 litres was cleaned. Motor pump sets connected to borewells that supply water to the canteens were refurbished, to ensure uninterrupted water supply. A fresh coat of painting was also given to the facility.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
When was the Amma Canteen in Arakkonam first launched?
The Amma Canteen in Arakkonam was virtually inaugurated by former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa in 2015 when the scheme was launched in the State.
How much did the renovation of the Arakkonam Amma Canteen cost?
The renovation of the Arakkonam Amma Canteen was completed at a cost of ₹11 lakh.
What improvements were made during the renovation?
The kitchen was refurbished with new water pipelines and utensils, electrical lines were thoroughly checked, the overhead tank (50,000-litre capacity) was cleaned, motor pump sets were refurbished to ensure uninterrupted water supply, and a fresh coat of painting was applied to the facility.
Was this the first renovation since the canteen's launch?
Yes, this was the first renovation of the facility since its launch in 2015, over a decade later.
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