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The Wonderful World Of Urban Foraging

Foraging is gaining global popularity and within India as well, as something to go beyond organic, as a special culinary experience for those with discerning palates.

How To Do Things Differently With Odisha Livelihoods Mission

A young government organisation is reaching out to the poor at an astonishing speed. Here’s why they won the Outlook Poshan Award

M S Swaminathan: Nutrition's Living Legend

The famed geneticist, administrator and hunger-crusader says India needs a nutrition revolution now.

How Chhattisgarh's Surguja Became A Breastfeeding Champion

Celebrate World Breastfeeding Week with a home-spun success story. How Surguja pulled off an impressive feat

Outlook Poshan Awards 2019: Full List of Winners

Below is the full list of winners at Outlook Poshan Awards 2019

Through Outlook Poshan, We Hope To Tell Nutrition Story Simply And Lucidly: Ruben Banerjee

Outlook Poshan initiative intends to facilitate conversations around Poshan, by breaking down jargons and simplifying complex issues, says Editor-in-Chief Ruben Banerjee.

Outlook Poshan Awards 2019: Need To Educate People About Nutrient Food, Says Naidu

Outlook Poshan Awards honours the efforts of those who have done path-breaking work in the field of nutrition and helped India battle the scourge malnourishment. Follow live updates here

Think Different: Why Mahatma Gandhi's Nutrition Habits Matter Today

Gandhi’s diet and ideas of food and health may have raised eyebrows at one time, but they certainly resonate with the most "it" diets of today

Why I Made My First Colouring Book For Adults On Edible Weeds

Our ability to recognise, know, and utilise naturally-growing weedy, mostly herbaceous plants might be critical to help us adapt to climate change, eat healthy, and local. What’s better than spreading the word through the relaxing format of a colouring book, that allows each user to learn at their pace?

Development Of An Atlas Of Indian Foods: Why Indians Need To Know What They Are Putting Into Their Mouth

The double burden of malnutrition places India in a difficult position, because there cannot be one single nutrition health message for the whole country. One way in which the public can be educated about diet and nutrition is to know what exactly is the composition of the various foods that they eat.