- Search results for Malnutrition
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 | Harsh Batra believes his nutrition drink Happy Ratio can substitute the mid-day meal. Really?Harsh Batra has found a way to provide school girls the nutrition they need to make it big in the field of sports — he tells us what's gone into the making of his elixir Happy Ratio and why it's safe | |
 | The Attappadi tribal block in Kerala will soon be the first complete literate block in IndiaIf everything goes as planned, the feat can be achieved within a year and an official announcement in this regard can be expected by June 2020, official sources said | |
 | Odisha constitutes new task force to check child marriages in the stateChild marriage is the main reason for high rates of infant mortality, maternal mortality and malnutrition, Koraput Collector Madhusudan Mishra said. | |
 | PIL in Supreme Court for community kitchens in all states to combat hungerThe plea, which is listed for hearing on Monday before a bench headed by Justice N V Ramana, alleged that many children under the age of five die every day due to hunger and malnutrition | |
 | Mid-Day Meal Row: Should schools remove onions from the menu?Vegetarianism is the practice of abstaining from eating meat. Many people object to eating meat out of respect for sentient life | |
 | Tripura student who wrote board exams by just using his feet scores 69 percentPralay's father is a daily wage earner and mother is a casual worker of Integrated Child Development Project (ICDS) | |
 | Meet Md Suhail, who has invented a way to find protein deficiency in kids using paper stripsDetecting lack of dietary protein with a piece of paper? Yes, that’s what 17-year-old Mohammed Suhail Chinya Salimpasha has made possible. We talk to him to know how he came up with this | |
 | Jai Anusandhan: What PM Modi told India's researchers at ISC 2018, weeks after #HikeResearchFellowship protestsThe Prime Minister inaugurated the five-day conference in Jalandhar where several Nobel laureates are set to speak about contemporary global issues | |
 | Meet Mona Kourav, the youngest PhD scholar-sarpanch of MP, who loves to lead by exampleMona became a sarpanch in 2015, at just 21, and is now helping the state with issues of malnutrition | |
 | From Stanford project to DIY healthcare, how Noora is helping Indians stay healthyWhat started as a project at Stanford University has now turned into an organisation. Noora Health has been working to educate people on how to care for themselves, thereby reducing hospital visits | |
 | Poor diets threaten health more than malaria, tuberculosis, measles, says UN reportThe report proposes a series of policy actions across the entire food system, including educating all concerned | |
 | This Bhopal runner is 'collecting calories' from runners around the world to feed hungry IndiaThis one-of-a-kind initiative needs you to send your activity data — from any app that tracks your activities and gives a count of the calories you've burnt that they translate into meals for the poor | |
 | Malnourishment in growing India: Why you'll have to look very hard to find healthy kids in India IncOver the past 10 years, the number of stunted and underweight Indian kids have come down slightly but this has not had any major effect on the issue as a whole | |
 | With his cold-pressed juice truck Mad Tales, Vimal Geethanandan is now taking on malnutritionMad Tales is a mobile truck, serving cold-pressed juice, which is parked near Global Village IT Park. They contribute Rs 9 from every juice you buy to help malnourished kids | |
 | IIT-Bombay to get Rs 1,000 crore financial aid says PM Narendra ModiPrime Minister Modi also appealed youth to innovate in India for the betterment or development of the society |
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