2) National Family Health Survey-4 data revealed that 38% of children are stunted, 35.7% are underweight in India and about 21% of children under the age of five are wasted (low weight for height). Enumerate the various steps taken by the government to end malnutrition.Discuss the reason behind the perennial presence of malnutrition in spite of all these measures.
2) National Family Health Survey-4 data revealed that 38% of children are stunted, 35.7% are underweight in India and about 21% of children under the age of five are wasted (low weight for height). Enumerate the various steps taken by the government to end malnutrition.Discuss the reason behind the perennial presence of malnutrition in spite of all these measures.
