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Friday, 3 April 2026

SITA RASOI – KISHAN CARE

 


🌞 SITA RASOI - KISHAN CARE

Powered by the Sun, Serving with Heart

Project Concept


Customers pay Rs. 30/- for a nutritious, simple meal.

Half of the revenue sustains the business, while the other half funds free meals for underprivileged individuals.

Focus: Healthy, affordable, Indian diet staples.

 

📍 5 Ps Framework

 

1. Place

Location:(bus stands, schools, hospitals, or market areas where footfall is high).

Setup: Small kiosk/food cart or community kitchen with seating.

Distribution: Paid meals + free meals through tokens distributed by NGOs, schools, or local volunteers.

 

2. Product

Menu: Nutritious, simple, filling items at low cost.

Dal + Rice (mini thali)

Roti + Sabzi (seasonal vegetables)

Poha/Upma/Idli (breakfast option)

Khichdi (balanced one-pot meal)

Buttermilk or Lemon water (add-on)

Focus on local, seasonal ingredients to keep costs low and nutrition high.



 

3. Price

Rs. 30 per meal for paying customers.

Free meals funded by the charity half of revenue.

Bulk purchase of grains/vegetables from wholesale markets to reduce cost.


4. Promotion

Branding: “Eat for Rs. 30, Feed One More.”

Posters in schools, hospitals, and bus stands.

Social media campaigns highlighting the charity impact (every meal purchased = one meal donated).

Collaborations with local NGOs, RWAs, and schools for awareness.

 

5. People

Staff: Local cooks and helpers (possibly women self-help groups).

Beneficiaries: Daily wage workers, students, and underprivileged families.

Volunteers: School/college students for distribution and awareness drives.

 

🛠️ Working Model


Monitoring: Transparent accounting—display daily “Meals Sold vs Meals Donated” board.

 

🌟 Impact

Affordable nutrition for the working-class and students.

Community goodwill and strong branding.

                        

            Quick Compliance Summary

    • RequirementAuthorityPurposeRenewal
      FSSAI LicenseFSSAIFood safety & hygiene1–5 years
      Trade LicenseMunicipal Corp.Local operation approvalAnnual
      GSTGovt. of IndiaTax complianceOngoing
      Section 8 / TrustMCA / Charity CommissionerLegal charity statusAs per Act
      InsurancePrivate providerRisk coverageAnnual


  • Project Concept: USM.

SYLLABUS CLASS IX PHASE I PART 2

 


The syllabus is aligned with NEP 2020 and NCF-SE 2023, f
focusing on competency-based, experiential learning.
  • It covers Science, Mathematics, and Social Science as core subjects for Grade 9.

  • Science integrates Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science, emphasizing inquiry, experiments, and real-world applications.

  • Learners are encouraged to develop scientific temper, creativity, and evidence-based thinking.

  • Mathematics focuses on number systems, algebra, geometry, measurement, and data handling, with emphasis on reasoning and problem-solving.

  • Pedagogy in Mathematics promotes exploration, logical reasoning, and multiple solution approaches.

  • Social Science includes history, polity, economy, society, and environment, with Indian and global contexts.

  • Teaching methods in Social Science highlight discussion, case studies, mapping, and connecting ideas to constitutional values.

  • Assessments across subjects prioritize conceptual clarity, reasoning, communication, and application, rather than rote memorization.

  • Cross-cutting themes include cultural rootedness, inclusion, Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS), ethical citizenship, and holistic development.

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    Core Life Skills :   Self-awareness, empathy, critical thinking, stress management
    Practical Life SkillsFinancial literacy, digital literacy, vocational exposure, first aid, and environmental responsibility