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NC Saxena, Food Commissioner appointed by the SC in the Right to Food case interviewed by Sreelatha Menon

-The Business Standard The mid-day meal scheme cannot be blamed for the Chapra incident. It is a question of professionalising the administration and everyone doing his duty. N C Saxena, Food Commissioner appointed by the Supreme Court in the Right to Food case tells Sreelatha Menon.Edited excerpts: * Can the mid-day meal tragedy in Chapra be blamed on the decision to have separate kitchens for each school without a monitoring mechanism? The monitoring...

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Leech Fields-Minu Ittyipe

-Outlook Social indices topper Kerala just can't stop the baby deaths in its malnutrition-hit tribal Attapady belt Under the thick canopy of a peepal tree, beside the road that winds to Pallur Ooru in Attapady in the Western Ghats, is a small tribal burial ground. There are no tombstones to mark the graves and on closer look one sees tiny mounds where the mud has been disturbed. In a quiet corner,...

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When Leelabai runs the farm-P Sainath

-The Hindu In a region of poor yields, a gritty woman farmer succeeds even in years of crop failure. But high costs are depleting Vidarbha's success stories "I am the farmer, he did no farming. He only moons over his cattle, he loves those cows (even if they yield just a litre of Milk each). Men hang around the village, women are in the fields." Leelabai is speaking of one of Yavatmal's most...

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Milch cows a source of livelihood as well as nutrition in villages-P Oppili

-The Hindu State government scheme of free cows and goat/sheep is yielding results KOVILPATTI (Tamil Nadu): For the villagers of Kumarettiapuram, near Ettayapuram in Tuticorin district, Milk, a primary nutritional source, was unavailable till December 2011. The State government's scheme of free distribution of milch cows and goat/sheep for the poor has helped the villagers get this primary nutrition. M. Vijayalakshmi, one of the beneficiaries, who received a cow and a calf from...

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68% of Milk does not meet food norms: Centre tells SC

-The Times of India NEW DELHI: Common nutritional supplement Milk you take may not be all that nutritious as an overwhelming majority of samples of Milk supplied across the country failed to meet the food safety and standard norms. The Centre on Tuesday dished out startling fact about the health of Milk supplied both loose or in packets and informed the Supreme Court that 68.4% of the samples collected from rural and...

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