Bill Gates praised India's efforts to combat malnutrition, highlighting its focus on public feeding and fortified foods. He noted India's s...

In a country like India with 136 crore people, whose dietary system is predominantly carbohydrate-dense, ensuring the availability of natur...

The latest National Family Health Survey, which was conducted in 22 states in pre-pandemic times, presented a dire picture of nutrition of ...

Snapdeal will use its digital channels to disseminate information about the benefits of fortified foods in daily diets and how consumers ca...

A 15.5 percent increase in severe malnutrition in the age group has left at least 98,000 at "high risk of dying" unless they receive urgent...

While maximum districts out of 112 districts under the programme have achieved nearly 70% of their targets under the health and education s...

The study examined 13 sectors — from mining and agriculture to construction and retail — in 19 countries. The greatest productivity losses ...

The prevalence of obesity rose in every single country between 2010 and 2014, and one in 12 adults worldwide now has Type 2 diabetes, it sa...

The strategies or policy interventions available to resolve malnutrition are not being implemented due to lack of money, skills, or politic...

Hollywood stars glorified it, NASA de-mystified it. It is now up to India to embrace the healthy food and check malnutrition.

The World Bank estimates that India loses 2-3% of GDP primarily because of poor nutrition, leading to lower productivity and loss of econom...

Panel has asked the govt to come up with a time-bound action plan to reduce under-nutrition.

The global economic impact of malnutrition could be a staggering $125 billion by 2030, with India accounting for nearly $46 billion.

Active public support can reverse a recent trend of worsening nutrition among the poor.

Drug maker Abbott India today said it has invested over Rs 61 crore in the country towards various social activities.

A higher level of performance in agriculture is necessary but not a sufficient condition to reduce malnutrition.

UN Secretary General warned that the decline in world economic growth increases the challenges of the less-developed countries in their hop...