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Are We Paying Enough Attention to India’s Hunger Problem?

‘Incompatible With Life’, TB Patients Struggle with Modi Government’s Policy on Nutrition

Without Tackling Hunger and Malnutrition, India’s ‘Acche Din’ Will Remain Stunted

Maneka Gandhi. Credit: PTI

188 Sign Letter To Maneka Against Replacing Cooked Food With ‘Nutrient Packets’

Children in Tuniahi Dakhinwari village of Madhepura. Poor nutrition leaves the children vulnerable to disease, susceptible to infections and diseases such as tuberculosis and cholera. Deprived of adequate nutrition in their formative early years, these children remain mentally and physically stunted for life.

Photo Essay: India’s Silent Emergency – Malnutrition

India’s Hunger Problem Explained, Through Five Charts