<h4>Recognizing India's Efforts in Food and Nutrition</h4><p>The report highlights <strong>India's significant efforts</strong> to enhance its food and nutrition landscape. These initiatives are crucial for improving public health and well-being across the nation.</p><div class='info-box'><p>Key initiatives acknowledged:</p><ul><li><strong>Poshan Abhiyan</strong> (National Nutrition Mission)</li><li><strong>PM Matru Vandana Yojana</strong> (PMMVY)</li><li><strong>National Mission for Natural Farming</strong></li></ul></div><h4>GDP Growth and Hunger Reduction: A Critical Perspective</h4><p>A crucial insight from the report is that mere <strong>Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth</strong> does not automatically translate into reduced hunger or improved nutrition outcomes. This challenges the conventional view that economic growth alone can solve social issues.</p><div class='key-point-box'><p>The report emphasizes the need for specific policies that are:</p><ul><li>Focused on <strong>pro-poor development</strong>.</li><li>Aimed at directly addressing pervasive <strong>social and economic inequalities</strong>.</li></ul></div><div class='exam-tip-box'><p><strong>UPSC Insight:</strong> This point is vital for Mains answers, particularly in <strong>GS-II (Social Justice)</strong> and <strong>GS-III (Inclusive Growth)</strong>. It encourages a nuanced understanding beyond simple economic indicators.</p></div>