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Watch | ‘Government's Response to Global Hunger Index Mischievous’: Jean Dreze

India is in the 101th position globally. The government has said the findings were based on “flawed” methodology.
Sumedha Pal
Oct 19 2021
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India is in the 101th position globally. The government has said the findings were based on “flawed” methodology.
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India has ranked 101 on the latest Global Hunger Index rankings (GHI), trailing behind many countries in the South Asian region including Pakistan and Nepal.

As the numbers present a grim picture of the hunger crisis that has exacerbated with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in India, the government has termed the findings “shocking” and said they were based on “flawed” methodology.

The Wire speaks to economist and social scientist Jean Dreze to decode the value of the rankings and the credibility of the government’s stance.

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