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    Karnataka: Milk price increase will hurt malnourished women & children, BJP leader Suresh Kumar warns Govt

    Senior BJP leader S Suresh Kumar has appealed to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to rescind the increase in milk prices, arguing that milk is the primary protein source for millions of malnourished women and children from economically weaker sections. He emphasized that price hikes in milk diminish the purchasing power of these low-income families, effectively denying them an essential nutrient.

    "Deliberate, malicious attempt...": India refutes study claiming 6.7 million children without food in country

    "Zero-food children" are children between 6 and 23 months old who did not consume any milk, formula, or food in the last 24 hours. A Harvard study, published last month in the JAMA Network Open, a peer-reviewed journal, found that the prevalence of "zero-food children" is as high as 21 per cent in some countries. India had by far the largest number of zero-food children (6.7 million), which is almost half of all zero-food children in the 92 countries included in this study.

    Significant progress made in health outcomes: Economic Survey

    The survey also credited the increase in institutional deliveries and improvement in maternal health to better infrastructure and improved access to contraceptives.

    Over 33 lakh children in India malnourished, 17.7L of them severely malnourished, says data

    Also, India has slipped to 101st position in the Global Hunger Index (GHI) 2021 of 116 countries, from its 2020 position of 94th and is behind its neighbours Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal.

    9.27 lakh severely acute malnourished children identified till November last year: RTI

    Of these, Uttar Pradesh counted for 3,98,359 and Bihar 2,79,427, according to the figures shared by the ministry. Ladakh, Lakshadweep, Nagaland, Manipur and Madhya Pradesh reported no severely malnourished children.

    Government prescribes tech diet to solve malnutrition and hunger problems

    India is using technology and data to solve its acute malnutrition and hunger problems

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