India ‘at a Turning Point’ To Tackle Pervasive Child Malnutrition (Financial Times)

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Jan 22, 2018

India ‘at a Turning Point’ To Tackle Pervasive Child Malnutrition (Financial Times)

A latest report from the Financial Times quotes Purnima Menon in a feature on the complex problem of child malnutrition in India.

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