Anganwadi

Schoolchildren eat their free mid-day meal, distributed by a government-run primary school in Chapra district

Hunger Index Is Limited, but There’s Enough Proof That India Has a Problem

Reetika Khera 28/10/2021

COVID-19 has worsened nutrition outcomes by disrupting crucial social...

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Reimagining a Post-COVID School for India

Manabi Majumdar 31/07/2021

In the twilight of dwindling private capacity to access...

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Anganwadi Centres, Digital Tracking in India’s Blueprint for COVID-19 Vaccine Drive

The vaccine is being planned to be administered to...

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How Behavioural Science Can Help India Overcome the Coronavirus Pandemic

Sanna Balsari-Palsule 25/04/2020

Behavioural science is a field of study that combines...

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In World’s Biggest Early Childcare Scheme, Workers Don’t Even Get Minimum Wage

Nidhi Jamwal 25/02/2020

Karnataka increased the monthly salaries of anganwadi workers to...

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India’s Towering Food Inflation Will Make Child Malnutrition Worse

Pavitra Mohan and Sanjana Brahmawar 14/02/2020

In the face of higher food prices, the subpar...

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8 Ways in Which India’s Public Healthcare Can Change for the Better

Pavitra Mohan and Sanjana Brahmawar 01/01/2020

As we enter the new year, we reflect on...