panaji admitting that food provided to students under midday meal scheme was substandard goa chief minister manohar parrikar on tuesday mooted the idea of setting up hygienic community kitchens for the purposethe food provided under the scheme is so substandard that even animals wont eat it the chief minister said on the floor of the house responding to a question on midday meal scheme launched by state education department6070 per cent of the food provided to schools by self help groups under this scheme is thrown out he admittedthe state government is thinking to have community kitchens which would be hygienic parrikar said adding that shgs can come to these kitchens and cook the foodthe issue would be settled by november this year by involving the parentteachers associations he saidthe basic idea is that students in primary classes should get 300 calories and those in upper primary should get 400500 calories in addition to 1220 grams of proteins as nutrition he said