Coimbatore: The food security department is trying to get beautiful cleaning offerings to God’s certificate (BHOG) for six remaining temples in this district.
Introduced by the Indian Food Security Authority and Standard, certification aims to improve cleanliness, cleanliness, and the atmosphere of the kitchen temple that prepares prasadam and annadhanam for thousands of people every day.
At least 29 temples in the district have received BHOG certification so far, thanks to the efforts of concentrated by food security officials and officials of the Department of Religion and Hindu charities.
As part of the certification process, the pre-audit will be carried out by a third party to find out the problems in the kitchen and suggest corrective steps.
Then there will be another audit to check whether the recommended steps are taken.
If found satisfactorily, the certificate will be issued.
“Apart from infrastructure, parameters such as cleanliness and best practices in preparing food are seen while issuing certificates,” said an official.
He said they were sure to get a Bhog certificate for six temples left in a few weeks.
TNN.
6 temples have not received a certificate of Bhog
