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July 27, 2017
Political activist Harsh Mander authored an opinion article in India’s National Herald about the government’s inaction in combating hunger and the country’s poor ranking on the Global Hunger Index. Mander criticizes the government for placing its attention on economic success, rather than investing in agriculture and public health. The GHI ranks India fifth from the bottom in Asia.
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