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CHILD MALNUTRITION IN INDIA - THE PLOUGH NEVER REACHES THE PLATE  (By Bhavya Pundir )   Image By:- Darshika Singh India is a rapidly growing economy in terms of its population and diversity with an average population of 1.3 65 billion and is growing at a rate of 1.5 to 1.7 % annually. Irrespective of the 50% increase in the GDP of India since 2013, more than one-third of the world's malnourished children are living in India. And among these half of the children population below 3 years of age is underweighted.  Approximately, 44% of children below the age of 5 are underweighted, 72% of infants and 52% of married women are suffering from anemia.  A research study proclaimed that malnutrition during pregnancy can increase the risk of future diseases, physical disabilities, and diminution of cognitive abilities and the newborn infant.  Investment in human resource development is a prerequisite for any Nation. In the year 2012, HUNGaMa (hunger and malnutrition) report was released, the

The Political Influence in Indian Bureaucracy ( By Bhavya Pundir )   Image By:- Darshika Singh Bureaucracy is a body of non-elected government officials and a typical system for managing and controlling a country. The Civil servants are often referred to the name as “Babus” as they work under “the rule of babus ”. Indian democracy is also known as Babudom . Political incumbent shrinks the size of Federal bureaucracy, while at the same time enhancing its capabilities. Bureaucracy and the political officials of the executive branch of government have been a very complicated and controversial dilemma of Administrative processes in India.  On the path of politicians, utterly the Civil servants serve as a tool that can be used, misused, and on occasion, even abused. These malicious politicians Robb the way of a hard-working and honest bureaucrat who seeks to implement their key government roles.    The relationship between the bureaucrats and political incumbents is far more convoluted, a

Autistic pride day- A new beginning for the entire humankind ( By Bhavya Pundir )   Image By:- Darshika Singh The genial bearing of society towards autism:- We all are created differently with respect to race, color, caste, or creed, and we all are special no matter what. As we have different features and face our mind also have their capability and these disabilities different from every individual.  As autistic pride Day is near, let's take a look at the significance of this day and a new beginning to the entire humanity.  Autistic Pride day celebrates the neurodiversity of people in the Autism spectrum. Autism spectrum disorder(ASD) is an intricate development disorder of the brain which occurs in children during three consecutive years of their life. The concept of Autism was initiated by aspics for freedom (AFF). The organization started arranging events, camps, and campaigns to persuade people about the fact that people who are suffering from autism are not the treatment case

Desertification - When Soil Asks For Help ( By Bhavya Pundir )   Image By:- Darshika Singh AILING SOIL:- Desertification is a phenomenon by which the land becomes desert due to the natural or human causes which ultimately reduces the biological productivity of the drylands (arid and semiarid lands).  Deforestation, overgrazing, political instability, climate change, and other unsuitable irrigation practices can undermine the Productivity of land.  Desertification is also known as desertization which does not refer to the physical expansion of deserts, but rather to various processes that threaten all drylands including deserts, scrublands, and grasslands.     It is deplorable that one-fifth of the world's land is threatened by desertification. United National environment programme (UNEP) consulate that desertification has affected 14 million square miles and is a major international dilemma. It is the most severe environmental challenge, where the lives of 250 million people are

  How is Indian youth being influenced by ideas of intolerance and conservatism ? ( By Bhavya Pundir )   Image By:- Sukriti Singh India is the fastest-growing economy today, with the home to a fifth of the world's youth. Half of India's population of 1.3 billion is below 25 years of age and a quarter is below 14 years of age. Youth is the most valuable asset of any country and is considered as its demographic future.  The Indian youth has a more modernized pattern in lifestyle and consumption habits. But according to a survey, the Indian youth views and thoughts reflect slight inclination towards the ideas of intolerance and conservatism.  Concerning different domains regarding youth inclination towards intolerance and conservatism are:    Socially Conservatism:- What is believed to be progressive is supported Low by young people? The psychosis of young people is like they support banned film which hurts religious sentiments. More people are pry to support death penalties and