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New food policies could take the bite out of India’s malnutrition, says study

New food policies could take the bite out of India’s malnutrition, says study

Jul 22, 2017, at 02:16 am

New York, July 21 (IBNS): India has spent the last 50 years combating hunger by boosting its production of staple crops like wheat, rice and maize. The strategy has worked – up to a point.