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Narendra Modi has taken a well-functioning but underfunded scheme and added his 'branding' to it. The least he could have done is allocated the kind of money the programme badly needs.

The National Programme of Nutritional Support to Primary Education — better known as the Midday Meal (MDM) scheme — has been redesignated as the PM Poshan scheme. Going beyond this cosmeti

El Juzgado Penal Supraprovincial Transitorio de Crimen Organizado reanudará el próximo 11 de octubre la lectura de la resolución sobre el expresidente Alberto Fujimori (1990-2000) y varios de sus exministros de Salud por el caso de las esterilizaciones forzadas.

In 2014-15, Modi’s first year in power, budget for the scheme was Rs 10,527cr, down from Rs 10,927cr in 2013-14; it remained between Rs 9,096-9,630cr over next 5 years

El Juzgado Penal Supraprovincial Transitorio de Crimen Organizado reanudará el próximo 11 de octubre la lectura de la resolución sobre el expresidente Alberto Fujimori (1990-2000) y varios de sus exministros de Salud por el caso de las esterilizaciones forzadas.

Mid-Day Meal Scheme: The 'National Scheme for PM Poshan in Schools' has replaced the National Programme for Mid-Day Meal in Schools, also known as the Mid-Day Meal Scheme. The plan will last for five years and will cost Rs.1.31 lakh crore. More than 11.2 lakh kids in government and government-aided schools would receive a mid-day meal under the plan.

The study, funded by Barts Charity and in collaboration with St George’s, University of London and Public Health England, looked at data from over 7

Un total de 170 393 niñas y niños en situación de pobreza y pobreza extrema, en todo el país, acceden a su derecho a la atención integral y cuidado para el desarrollo físico, mental y social, gracias a los servicios del Programa Nacional Cuna Más, informó el Ministerio de Desarrollo e Inclusión Social (Midis), en el marco de la Semana Nacional de los Derechos de la Niña, el

Young children in the most deprived areas tend to be shorter than those in richer areas – research suggests.

Primary school children from Blackburn and Darwen tended to be shorter than their counterparts from other areas of the UK, new research suggests.