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This paper investigates the impacts of droughts on food expenditure and macronutrient consumption among rural Indian households. To isolate causal effects, I exploit random year-to-year variation in a dry shock, defined as the absolute deviation of rainfall below its long-run mean. I find that...
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Food security in India is unfavourably affected by several biotic and socio-political situations. The current position … system. Finally, results indicate that India has achieved self-sufficiency in grains; it is still lagging at the back in the …
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Ministry emphasized that given the current rates of population and income growth, India will have to push a growth of 4.2% per …
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habits of urban population, distribution of cereals like rice by the Government of India at a subsidised rate/free of cost … formulation to ensure sustainable agriculture and enhance food and nutrition security in ancient tribal tracts of Eastern India …
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Drawing on empirical observations of operation of public distribution system in different states of India, the paper …
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this can be regarded as appreciable step in India. But the framework of poverty estimation and identification is complex … mechanism more effective for achieving food security to all. India ranks 94th in the Global Hunger Index of 119 countries and … are needed to achieve the goal of hunger free, food and nutritional secure India. Food security act is an opportunity and …
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In September 2013, the Parliament of India enacted the National Food Security Act (NFSA), which entitles two-thirds of … India's population to 5 kg of rice, wheat, or coarse cereals per person per month at 1 to 3 Indian rupees (Rs) per kg …. Foreshadowing the possible impact of this comprehensive reform provides the motivation for this paper. Five states in India - Andhra …
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Food subsidy is a significant part of the cost incurred by the national exchequer. The Public Distribution System (PDS) has been long criticised for its inefficient track record with enormous leakages. This is a significant loss to the country. One of the main reasons for existence of leakages...
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