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2019115 – Sweta Burnwal

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2019117 – Trupti Joshi
2019118 – Uddhav Kulkarni
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 About
• The Sanskrit term Akshaya Patra, which means the inexhaustible container,
has its origins in India’s famous epic Mahabharata.
• Akshaya Patra’s vision: No child in India shall be deprived of education
because of hunger.
• Akshaya Patra was set up in June 2000 in Bangalore, as a charitable Trust
to offer free mid-day meal program in government schools to promote
literacy among underprivileged children.
• Two types of menu were prepared throughout the country :
• South indian – rice, sambhar (lentil/vegetable stew)/rasam (lentil soup), curd
• North Indian – roti (flat Indian bread), sabji (vegetable gravy), rice
Master Production Schedule (MPS)
• Master Schedule states which end items are to be produced,
when they are needed and in what quantities.

Material requirements planning (MRP)

• A computer-based information system that translates master schedule
requirements for end items into time-phased requirements for
subassemblies, components, and raw materials.
 Master Schedule:
Quantity and
Completion time of an
end item

Material Requirements Plan:

Quantities and timing of
subassemblies, components
and raw materials required to
achieve the master schedule
Question 1
Based on the demand data provided in the case, prepare an MPS (# Cauldrons) for the following
products for a month (31 days). Assume day 1 is a Monday.
• Rice Products
• Sambar / Rasam Products
• Sweet
• Curds (Litres)
• Rice
• Tomato Bath
• Bisi Bele Bath
• Pulav
• Rice Kesari Bath
• Madras Sambar
• Bhimapaka Sambar
• Gokulam Sambar
• Kadamba Sambar
• Krishnamrita Sambar
• Aiyangar Rasam
• Lakshmi Rasam
• Mysore Rasam
Question 2
Q2 Using the MPS generated prepare an MRP for the following
products using the information provided in the case.
• Palm Oil: On-hand = 4000 kg
• Market Rice: On-hand = 8270 kg, Scheduled Receipt of 17 tons on day
3, Safety Stock= 1 ton, Storage Capacity = 35 tons.
• Chilli (B): On-hand 210 kg, Reviewed on day 8 and 20.
• Refined Oil: On-hand = 800 kg, Scheduled Receipt of 400 kg on day 3,
Safety Stock= 100 kg