India's chronic battle with malnutrition

January 12, 2012 13:56

On October, 23, 1981 this is what an article in the New York Times said: "It is unrealistic to expect any major breakthroughs in dealing with the diets of impoverished Indians,' a correspondent wrote. While the words were written thirty years ago, they might have been written this week.

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