The Zerodha online brokerage platform is the CEO (CEO), Nithin Kamath, in a contribution to the social media to LinkedIn, appreciated the Central Council of Secondary Education (CBSE) for the step to monitor and reduce the intake of school children.
“CBSE tells schools to set up sugar plates that monitor and reduce sugar. It’s a step in the right direction,” Nithin Kamath said in his post, thanking former McKinsey Revirant Himatsing for sharing development with him.
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Nithin Kamath also focused on how the Education Board needs to figure out how to convince parents to “take care of” the level of consumption of their children’s sugar. Soda, coffee, tea, malt drinks and chocolates are a source of sugar for children, he said.
“Now figure out how to get parents to take care of it. How to reduce soda, coffee/tea (most of it is mostly sugar), harmonized drinks, chocolates (mostly sugar), sweets, etc.,” Zerodha chief said.
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CBSE to reduce students of students of students
The Central Council for Secondary Education (CBSE) created a legal authority to ensure the protection of children’s rights, in particular the rights of vulnerable and marginalized.
The director of academics, Praggya M. Singh, in an official letter to all heads of schools related to the CBSE program, ordered them to set up “sugar boards” in their schools to monitor and reduce sugar intake in children.
“Over the last decade, there has been a significant increase in diabetes 2. Type in children, a condition that has been seen in adults once.
This increase in sugar intake risks the chances of diabetes and also contributes to obesity, dental problems and other metabolic disorders, which eventually affects the long -term health and academic performance of children.
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Singh also stressed in his letter that the studies show that sugar accounts for 13 % of the child’s daily calorie intake of age between 4 and 10 years and 15 % for 11 to 18 years, exceeding the recommended limit of 5 %.
“These boards should provide basic information, including recommended daily sugar intake, sugar content in commonly consumed foods (unhealthy foods such as unhealthy food, cold drinks, etc.). Health risks associated with high sugar consumption and healthier dietary alternatives.
The director of the academics also ordered schools to carry out seminars and seminars and, according to a letter shared in the social media post, or previously submit a report for it on July 15, 2025.
ICRA data show that home sugar consumption in India was at 28 million MT, which is used in multiple sectors, including factory production, individual consumption or even as raw materials for finished goods. According to data collected from the Agency for Research and Rating, the nation also exported 1 million MT.
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