Bengal Ditches School Eggs Amid Nutritional Debate and Political Backlash

The government of West Bengal, India, has dropped eggs from its school lunch scheme across all government-run schools, sparking a heated debate over politics and nutrition. The decision is seen as a move against beef consumption in some parts of the state. Proponents argue that eggs are healthier, while opponents claim it's a political ploy to influence voting patterns. The move has sparked intense discussions about the role of food in shaping public policy.