srevster
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Exactly. All the land is not useful for farming or living.
Exactly. All the land is not useful for farming or living.
India currently has serious food problem.India will not have a food shortage problem.
America's population is 1/4th of China.
You come here and post deccan chronicle report and a UN hunger index as a evidence.India currently has serious food problem.
The latest State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI) report published jointly by five UN organisations on July 6 yet again presents worrisome estimates of widespread and worsening food insecurity in India.
Food insecurity and hunger continue to plague India
The latest State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI) report published jointly by five UN organisations on July 6 yet again presents worrisome estimates of widespread and worsening food insecurity in India.www.google.com
@srvester lives in USA, but i live right here in India.
Ofcourse not sir, being a student of public administration I have read the situation of 70s and 80s.So you concur there is no food shortage
The last famine was caused by an ill advised change to the distribution system without considering the fallout and planning for remediation.Ofcourse not sir, being a student of public administration I have read the situation of 70s and 80s.
The last famine of india was in 1967 , even poorer states like bihar, Uttampradesh (previously called as ulta pradesh and officially called as Uttarpradesh) , orrisa Or odisha Or orisa and chattishgarh and Rajasthan.
The bimaru region too have no food shortage
You forget war, 1965 warThe last famine was caused by an ill advised change to the distribution system without considering the fallout and planning for remediation.
You are confusing things.
Where is shortage?You are confusing things.
India's food shortage issues are due to bad logistics, corruption and storage. Thanks to rapid digitalization and infra development, the issue is being fixed.
Indian land produces more than enough to feed 1.4 Billion people. Infact we are a net exporter of Agricultural produce.
Up until very recently, there was enormous corruption at local "Ration" shops.Where is shortage?
That's mismanagement not shortageUp until very recently, there was enormous corruption at local "Ration" shops.
I saw it with my own eyes in our village. Whether a family gets the Government provided ration would depend on local Sarpanch who'd sell the grain alloted to poor people in the black market.
I mentioned bad logistics, corruption and storage.That's mismanagement not shortage
Everything u wrote is true but that ghi is most bogus and illogical chartSo you switched the topic, after i pointed your data is wrong?
Some Indian media doubted the ranking, but it still shows how bad the situation is.
India ranked 107th out of 121 assessed countries on the 2022 Global Hunger Index (GHI). With an overall score of 29.1 (see table below to understand the measurement), the level of hunger in India has been categorised as "serious".
Are you really going to have serious debate with me?
China male: 169cm
India male: 165cm
Average human height by country - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
other source:
China male: 175cm
India male: 166cm
Point is even that Indian origin American has no idea on ground and giving wrong data too in many instances@srvester lives in USA, but i live right here in India.
I see no such problem, there are two areas behind me colony which are basically declared as slums , their folks do odd jobs, work in factories , housemaids etc.
The government PDS system takes care of them, each one of them.
They are certainly not starving
You may read this, it's sunday
The Public distribution system (PDS) is an Indian food Security System established under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution.
PDS evolved as a system of management of scarcity through distribution of food grains at affordable prices.
PDS is operated under the joint responsibility of the Central and the State Governments.
The Central Government, through Food Corporation of India (FCI), has assumed the responsibility for procurement, storage, transportation and bulk allocation of food grains to the State Governments.
The operational responsibilities including allocation within the State, identification of eligible families, issue of Ration Cards and supervision of the functioning of Fair Price Shops (FPSs) etc., rest with the State Governments.
Under the PDS, presently the commodities namely wheat, rice, sugar and kerosene are being allocated to the States/UTs for distribution. Some States/UTs also distribute additional items of mass consumption through the PDS outlets such as pulses, edible oils, iodized salt, spices, etc.
Evolution of PDS in India