On the Worldwide Appetite Record (GHI), India has slipped considerably further and is presently behind its neighbors Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan, the GHI report displayed on Saturday.
GHI tracks unhealthiness and yearning in nations all over the planet. In 2021, India was at the 101st position however remains at 107th at this point.
With GHI scores of under five, 17 nations shared the high level, including Kuwait and China.
Congress MP P Chidambaram said that the conditions had worsened in PM Narendra Modi's tenure, asking him when he would focus on "real issues".
The report is jointly prepared by a German organization Welt Hunger Hilfe and the Irish aid agency Concern Worldwide.
Out of 121 nations, India positioned 107 with a GHI score of 28.2 - 29.1 between the years 2014 and 2022.
Last year, as per NDTV the Modi-drove government dismissed the report in a proclamation saying it was "without any trace of the real world" and calling the GHI's estimation technique informal.
The assertion said that the evaluation had been done using an assessment of public sentiment, a case that Welt Yearning Hilfe had then disproved.
Pakistan stood at 99 with a score of 26.1 which was also labeled "serious" by the organizations.
The top 17 countries with scores less than five included Turkey, China, Kuwait, Estonia, Croatia, Belarus, Serbia, and Latvia.
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