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Gadchiroli: Turning the tide
Kusum Gadpayale, a SEARCH supervisor examines records. Regular supervision and a system of rewards and penalties have ensured SEARCH's success. Photograph by Pramit Bhattacharya
Tracking Hunger
Since March 2010, in what is now one of the most in-depth editorial projects in Indian journalism, Hindustan Times has sent reporters across the nation to investigate and chronicle the depth of the issues that make India one of earth's most unequal nations: hunger and poverty. Reported from cities, streets, villages, court rooms and government offices, nearly 100 stories have tracked hunger and examined policies, finances and implementation failures. As India's food-security situation continues to be "alarming", according to the Global Hunger Index rankings for 2011, and as a national debate grows over how many Indians are poor, HT strengthens the "Tracking Hunger" series by focusing on the main effect of poverty - malnutrition.
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Columns
Tracking hunger
Where there is a will...
To say that states don’t have money to feed their poor children is a fallacy. It is just that no one seems to have the time or imagination to channelise the resources in the right direction, writes
Manoj Kumar
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3-page note changed Govt tack on food bill
Feeling sated?
For many, India’s hungry millions don’t exist any more. Hopefully, the Food Security Act will jolt us out of this reverie, says
Harsh Mander
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Govt seeks headcount of India’s poor
3-page note changed Govt tack on food bill
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Statistics
Alarming child malnutrition levels in major states
State
% of underweight children
% of under-nutritioned children
% of hunger deaths under the age of 5
Rajasthan
40.4%
14.0%
8.5%
Gujarat
44.7%
22.3%
6.1%
Madhya Pradesh
59.8%
23.4%
9.4%
Maharashtra
36.7%
27.0%
4.7%
Karnataka
37.6%
28.1%
5.5%
Kerala
22.7%
28.6%
1.6%
West Bengal
38.5%
18.5%
5.9%
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Top Stories
Tracking Hunger
Hunger helps Maoists spread wings
17 of Jharkhand’s 24 districts are listed as “highly affected” by Maoists, in a state where children live (and die) on wild berries and ants, reports
B Vijay Murty
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Tracking hunger
The wars we forgot
Writing these words, I’m in a spot in the Kumaon hills where it is possible to forget about the rest of India. From a little ledge, I look out at a near-180-degree vista in every shade of green, writes
Dilip D’Souza
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Special reports
India 65th on Global Hunger Index for 2009
The report, released on Wednesday by the International Food Policy Research Institute, German aid group Welthungerhilfe and Irish aid group Concern Worldwide said the number of malnourished people was rising as a result of recent events.
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SC report jolts Sonia anti-hunger scheme
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