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Let us begin with science because science is not in dispute. An egg is the most complete, the cleanest, the most reliable, the most bioavailable form of protein, the easiest and the most cost-effective to deliver to a growing child. Why does...
With 16 states keeping eggs off the menu, the world’s largest midday meal scheme draws criticism for not meeting child nutrition standards Few foods expose India’s fault lines as sharply as the egg on a school student’s lunch plate. That is...
Pioneering studies on Subhadra Yojana reveal that cash in hand is also expanding female autonomy and enterprise It is a near-ubiquitous feature of state budgets now: direct cash transfers to women. In state after state, it has won power for...
The party is focused on being a ‘pressure group’ for now, organising its structure and looking to the nation for its next cause Kya bolti public?” Two days of deliberations later, members of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) have decided to...
