According to the hunger index India has more starvation than Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar.
So the first question should be why do the people want to enter a country illegally with more starvation than them?
Second, this index by four indicators describes how much starvation is in which country.
Two indicators show that in India, the weight and height of children up to 5 years old is less according to their age. In the context of India, the statistics for these two indicators have been averaged from four years 2016 to 2020. The UNICEF report has been resorted to the low weight which cognizes the statistics of year 2017 for India and year 2019 for Nepal and Bangladesh.
The leading cause of weight and length loss is either lack of proper nutrition in childhood, or the effect of living in an unclean environment in which the burden of illness despite having good food – not disease – causes a person to remain unhealthy from time to time and as a result Body remains thug. Due to shortage of toilets and low level of cleanliness in India the public had to bear the burden of disease. Most of the children in India are surrounded by sewage, urine, garbage, crawl there, play, eat, drink water and bath Do. This shit comes in their mouths. They spread this shit and bacteria from their hands to other people and all suffer from malnutrition and dwarfness due to the burden of ache, diarrhea, fever.
Unclean environment does not only include filthy water, but also garbage and pollution. The burden of this garbage not only keeps common Indians sick, but the burden of that disease squeezes the body.
In other words, if you take cognizance of the statistics of 2017 in making India’s index in the year 2021, India will come down. India finished toilets in open in 2019; everyone is getting water from house, tap or going to get, cooking on gas. So hygiene is increasing which should definitely decrease malnutrition.
Third, the index for malnutrition index has downgraded India based on the estimates of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The method used by the FAO is unscientific. He has determined the amount of malnutrition in India by asking four questions in a survey conducted by the Gallup Agency on the phone at the end of the year 2020. No scientific method has been used to measure malnutrition such as food availability per person.
Here are four questions from the gallop:
Have you experienced low situation due to Corona?
1. Stopped working on my job or business temporarily: Yes/No.
2. Lost your job or business: Yes/No.
3. Worked less hours at my job or business: yes/no.
4. Received less money than usual from my employer or business: Yes/No.
To note that Gallup didn’t ask a single question about food availability. Didn’t even ask if those Indians have received any food or other assistance from the government or other sources.
Then, not even sure who did the survey from Gallup. If Yogendra Yadav is given to do the survey, then the answer will be the same.
When you will ask such questions so that you can bring India down, then the answer will be the same.
The fourth and final index is about the mortality rate in children up to 5 years in which India has drastically improved. But then the question is if our children’s height and weight didn’t improve or this problem has increased more than before then where did their mortality rate decrease?
Knowledgeable people are well aware of how this index is formed and what their political agenda is. In the context of India, the agenda of Democracy Index and Hunger Index etc. is also clear. Can’t write more than this.
