Governments and researchers are messing with children's food and cultural preferences
Replacing rice with millets has no nutritional benefit.
And soya chunks are not a healthy option for children
This author also is misinformed about millets
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Replacing rice with millets has no nutritional benefit.
And soya chunks are not a healthy option for children
This author also is misinformed about millets
indiatoday.in/india-today-in…
Children have smaller stomach capacities but normally grow rapidly, so they need NUTRIENT DENSE FOODS. Giving millets make children feel full, but per gram of millet has very little nutritional value. So basically a child's stomach is being filled with low nutrient dense foods.
"When eggs made it to the menu, several wings of the BJP tried making noises"
How ridiculous is this 👆👆
BJP (and each one of us) should be making noises about malnutrition in children....and why should a government oppose eggs?
What, even, is a scientific basis for this?
How ridiculous is this 👆👆
BJP (and each one of us) should be making noises about malnutrition in children....and why should a government oppose eggs?
What, even, is a scientific basis for this?
Look at the digestibility of millets and compare with egg, meat, fish, milk. This is from the government's Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) 2020 
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