Despite the implementation of numerous policies and schemes aimed at combating hunger and malnutrition in the country, their effectiveness remains limited. Analyse.

India is one of the biggest country where the people die due to hunger and malnutrition. The schemes and policies targeted the public remain aloof from the public due to less awareness and low outreach.

Issues with the effectiveness:

(I) The large scale of population is unemployed and therefore, less income to support their food.

L H & found in sepost than, many women and children sleep without food/meal at night.

As some are dead and many other people fakes on other label.

(Way forward / Solution)

(I) There should be the use of ICT to monitor the scheme.

Hunger & Malnutrition as the hurdle in the growth of the people and it must be addressed to achieve SDG.

Good-Governance is the basic tenet of the democratic governance. It enables the government to be accountable and deliver the promise of sustainability and inclusivity in the human development.

Challenges to the Good Governance:

(I) On the front of Accountability:

The less use of ICT and digital divide creates the issue in implementing e-governance.

legislative and executive and the same part, so there

is missing chance of transparency.

(Criminalisation of politics and violation of election norms.

To much complex rules & compliance, difficult to follow.

(II) On the sustainability front:

Tensions between the centre and state with respect to funds and powers.

Less devolution of powers from state to local bodies.

Immunity and privileges to bureaucrats & public servants.

L "Corruption and leakage in Government policies."

(III) On the Inclusive human development:

L less participation of women, transgender in the governance.

L Increasing violence and hate speech against the minorities.

Solutions to the above problems:

(I) Institutional frameworks → like reforms in the laws. (e.g.) BNS, BNSS are the welcoming step.

Hence, by Coordination and Cooperation the good governance will fulfill its promise of sustainability.

— Aniket Ranjan · AIR 48