Dehradun being deemed an as expensive city, good news for the financially less fortunate, courtesy the state government’s ingenious Indira Amma Yojna, set to be launched on August 15. You will get nutritious food- two Madua-made chapattis, Dal and sweet dishes made up of Jhangora, for Rs 20 per plate. Such food will be provided to the people at newly constructed MDDA shopping complex at Clock Tower, the bustling heart of the city. If the response proves good the same would be started in other parts of the state as well. The state government has embarked on it with three objectives in view- first, ensuring subsidized yet nutritious food to the unprivileged, second, ensuring market for the farmers’ produce and third, the visitors would be acquainted with the state’s typical cuisines. However, the wise choose to keep their fingers crossed over the viability of such a scheme. Would it bleed the already cash-strapped exchequer whiteIJ