Delta Exchange · Telangana Government’s School Breakfast Programme
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Delta Exchange India has partnered with the Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation (HKMCF) to support the Telangana Government’s School Breakfast Programme with a Rs 4 crore contribution. The funding will establish a centralised kitchen in Vikarabad designed to serve daily breakfast to roughly 27,000 government school students.
This announcement demonstrates that Delta Exchange has an active CSR budget and allocates multi-crore grants. However, the current initiative focuses on school nutrition in Telangana through an existing partner (HKMCF), which does not directly align with skilling programmes in Pune.
Works with NGOs; no open call stated. Delta Exchange has already partnered with Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation (HKMCF); no open call for new NGO partners is indicated.
Funding signal: Delta Exchange contributed Rs 4 crore towards setting up a centralised kitchen in Vikarabad.
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“The partnership was formalised through an MoU exchange between Chain Labs Pvt. Ltd. (Delta Exchange India) and HKMCF in the presence of Hon’ble Chief Minister of Telangana, Shri Revanth Reddy.”
“Delta Exchange, India’s leading crypto exchange, has partnered with the Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation (HKMCF) to support the Telangana Government’s School Breakfast Programme, with a Rs 4 crore contribution towards setting up a centralised kitchen in Vikarabad.”
The Vikarabad kitchen will follow HKMCF’s centralised kitchen model established in Kodangal in 2024.