250 feared dead in Andaman Sea as overcrowded trawler containing Rohingya refugees capsized
Chaos at TVK chief Vijay's rally: 15 faint due to severe heat and overcrowding in Tiruppur
RCB vs LSG, Match 23 IPL 2026: Head-to-head record, squads, predicted Playing XI and more
Trump dials PM Modi as leaders discuss Iran war, reopening of Strait of Hormuz
Looking to watch GT vs CSK? Gujarat Titans announce major ticket update after venue change
INDIA
)
Union Women & Child Development Minister Smriti Irani said attribution of malnutrition to poor people is one of the greatest myths in India, adding that it malnutrition was more than just quantity of food or one being sickly thin. “I think one of the greatest myths we have in our country about malnutrition is that it’s a problem of the poor… it is a problem only limited to or restricted to children who are sickly thin, it is problem with regards to quantity of food,” Irani said at an event titled ‘Towards a Malnutrition Free India’ in Delhi on November 25.