How hunger came back to haunt India
How hunger came back to haunt India Starting in the mother’s womb, the first 1,000 days of a child’s life provide a window of opportunity to improve the child’s nutrition and health outcomes. Those are closely linked to better education, earnings, and health outcomes in later life. (Photo: HT) Reetika Khera With data showing a worrying rise in child undernutrition, urgent action is required. Where are the gaps? Getting ICDS services running immediately should be top priority, along with a resumption in school meals. Since malls and cinema halls have reopened, anganwadis should too Shar...
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