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Big Data and near-real-time monitoring of food emergencies (VB Profiles)
December 19, 2020
VB Profiles published an article on the AAEA conference that features Markets, Trade, and Institutions Division director Rob Vos speaking about his upcoming session. AAEA members and researchers will examine food insecurity with new technology, the poverty and malnutrition indicators, whether or not cell phone metadata can predict food security, and the vegetation index. Vos says, “Even before COVID-19, […]
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Indian farmers! Wake up & see the way china reformed its agriculture (Indian Express)
December 19, 2020
Indian Express published an article on the farm protests. The farmer protests in the national capital refuse to weaken and with each passing day more and more people in the country seem to be growing curious about the wisdom behind the government’s new farm laws. China followed a radically different approach by creating incentives and institutions needed […]
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Child malnutrition worsens, how anti-slaughter laws hurt farmers, IIT-Madras shutdown (Audio Boom)
December 19, 2020
Audio Boom presented a podcast on how child malnutrition has worsened in many states, how strict anti-cattle slaughter laws can be disastrous for dairy farmers (16:16), and why IIT-Madras is going under a temporary lockdown (27:02). Senior Research Fellow Purnima Menon was interviewed about findings of the phase of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS) that reveals that several […]
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Quality seeds help increase livestock results (Paaaraiba Total)
December 19, 2020
Paraiba Total (Brazil) published an article on livestock success depending on good pasture. The importance of choosing a quality seed is extremely important, allowing many advantages for rural entrepreneurs. An IFPRI survey shows that in developed countries meat and milk consumption had stability in the 1980s and 1990s, with a tendency to maintain this stability until 2020. On […]
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‘Historic’ reversal & ‘triple whammy’ — what NFHS data reveals about child nutrition in India
December 18, 2020
The Print’s (India) editor-in-chief Shekhar Gupta discussed in an article the data from the first phase of the National Family Health Survey 5 (NFHS 5), released last week which found a massive increase in malnutrition among children in the 22 surveyed states and Union Territories. The survey highlights some worrying trends that have emerged since 2015. Senior Research Fellow Purnima Menon is quoted as saying, “that this is […]
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Volute Pump Market: What are the short and long-term actions taken by key players during Coronavirus pandemic? Fortune Business Insights Report (Market Watch)
December 15, 2020
Market Watch published an article on how the global volute pump market growth is expected to be driven by the exponentially increasing world population. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), by 2030, the global population will have reached 8.3 billion, with the majority of the people being in the working-age bracket of 15 to […]
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Child nutrition: India may be reversing decades of progress, show govt data (Business Standard)
December 15, 2020
Business Standard published an article stating that India could be seeing an increase in child undernutrition, reversing decades of gains. If the all-India rates of child stunting were to rise, as the Phase-I data indicate, this would represent the first increase in child stunting since 1998-99. Variables including mother’s nutrition, sanitation, child’s weight at birth, and infant […]
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Why are Indian farmers angry? (BBC)
December 15, 2020
BBC produced a program on the farmers who are protesting at new government laws that they say are against their interests. Research Fellow Sudha Narayanan, participated and discussed issues causing conflict between the two sides—farmers and the government. The government has said that the reforms, which allow private players a greater role in the farming sector, […]
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MSP–The factoids vs. the facts (The Hindu)
December 15, 2020
The Hindu published an op-ed by Reteeka Khera, Senior Research Fellow Sudha Rayanan, and Prankur Gupta on the purpose of the MSP and the debate on agricultural issues that must take into account the changed geography of procurement and the seller’s profile.
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Why are Indian farmers angry? (BBC)
December 15, 2020
BBC produced a program on the farmers who are protesting at new government laws that they say are against their interests. Research Fellow Sudha Narayanan, participated and discussed issues causing conflict between the two sides—farmers and the government. The government has said that the reforms, which allow private players a greater role in the farming sector, […]



