The Big Picture : World Food Day - Zero Hunger Challenge

[@stonecold799]

Nice to see new panelists.Tomio sir optimism about zero hunger by 2030 cherished me.Supply chain management,infrastructure building,developing new strategy for policy making is the key.Sikkim hats off on your achievement.

[@ManpreetKaur-nj9xs]

16 October 1945: formation of Food and Agriculture Organisation(FAO) of UN=World Food day Theme for 2018= Our Action our Future & Goal= Zero hunger by 2030 Sikkim=Oscar for best policies =World's first 100% organic state goal: doubling income of farmers by 2022 issues: 1.820 mill suffering from chronic undernourished. 2) 196 mill undernourished are Indians 3) South Asia=50% of population are still undernourished. 4) Agriculture ,fisheries make 23% of world pop. but it 43% Indians work in this sector and which constitute only 16% of GDP of India 5) Issue with India is not lack of availability of food but is affordability of nutritious Food and Wastage of Food(15-20%). 6) Issues with PDS system, quality of Food, Infrastructure & Supply chain,& processing of Food. 7) lack of Nutritious Food Knowledge(mainly marginal and small farmers). 8) Wastage of Food. Example: India is World largest producer of bananas, but still make just 0.34% of global export of bananas. done: 1) FAO helping India in doubling Farmers Income. 2) national Food Security Act 2013 & Mid Day Meal: but it does not provide nutritious Food Way Forward: 1) Buy Nutritious Local food from rural areas. Example: buy Milk from rural areas and Distribute it in Mid Day meal or in some other Way. Move from Macrologies to Micro-policies i.e village level, block level 2) need efficiency Distribution and consider FOA as global Experiences. 3) Reduce wastage to 5-10% by making investment in Cold storage or make mandis as in Rural Areas 4) Need to work with state govt and more focus on every aspect of Food chain. 5) produce Diversified Food-->will meet nutritious food requirement 6) MSP should cover more items to benefit those 80-90% of farmers who don't get benefit under this. 7) Industry should also help and more investment is required in agriculture sector, it is not always good to provide waiver to farmers every time when our Banks are suffering from NPA issue.

[@perinaxavier2463]

Glad to see Mr. Tomio Shichri's optimism about India. This was a healthy discussion to work on our goal of zero hunger. Thank you Frank sir.

[@jonam2589]

Don't mind hnn , you didn't a spelling mistake, it should" Tomio" not Timio.

[@perinaxavier2463]

Yup! Humbly accept it. Thank you for the correction.

[@monicakarunya793]

Hunger is a global challenge and is not about the lack of the food always, it's increasingly a processing, storage and distribution challenge.changing patterns of food demand and availability of quality food according to the food baskets (region specific) are our challenges ahead. Issues: 1.Storage infrastructure( cold chain or refrigeration ) distribution (linking of the rural areas with roads and better transportation facilities),processing( post harvest losses should be reduced by improving warehousing. )Food wastage ( proper cold storage for maintaining quality ) 2.Growing climate variability tampers the agricultural production too. So we should develop resilient transportation system to distribute surplus production in areas which are climate stressed. That way we come close to achieving the SDG target of zero hunger. 3.Nutrition education - awareness about the nutrition is as important as diversifying our nutrition basket ( nutri farms ) . 4.Micro and decentralised practices - integrating small scale farmers into value chain, Facilitating local markets and local distribution system. Better linking of programmes. 5.Role of industry : recycling of food items , regulations for food wastage should be in place.processing efficiency should be increased.

[@maheshlondhe4234]

It is correct hunger is not only problem for india it prevalent all over the world , however , food avaibility( food grain) is not our problem, it is present many countries it has their problem owing to topograpy of their country etc but our problem is artificial not transperency in system like pds etc here very problem it's had,it's have,it's will be but our concerns is zero huger You solution is good but not adequate in lower syrata of Society

[@deep9579]

While listening Ajay Dua sir it always feels time passing by quickly.... amazing holistic approach...from all panelists

[@abhishekksingh8806]

Truly said

[@beenadwivedi1730]

Extremely engaging.

[@argroup2009]

Frank will definitely clear CSE provided he manages his job and studies well.

[@ratnanirupama]

Haha

[@surbhi5828]

hahahahaha...that was cool -:p

[@arjunpathak4302]

how he interacts with guests,he is already a civil servant,wonderful organizer of debates

[@nsabhi9806]

I don't know y people r more obsessed with upsc. he is doing his duty

[@surbhi5828]

Take it lightly dude....

[@dhirajbankar1094]

nice discussion. Mr.Dua rightly sum up that instead of focusing on Doubling the income,focus must be on equitable distribution. Mr.Tomio having hopes in India is a sign that India is moving in a right direction. tnx rs tv

[@abhishekksingh8806]

Thank u Mr. Tomio Sichiri We Indians love Japan & Japanese Loved the debate especially Mr. Duwa Sir

[@deepmalakumari2951]

excellent insights , merci.

[@kishandeore8836]

lack of purchasing power of Poor's pds system strengthening access to food should be FR balance diet need of the hour avoiding food grain wastage logistics improvement infrastructure development I.e basic like storage houses ,cold storage houSes supply chain mgt improvement adapting organic farming across India healthy people's leads to healthy India policy level changes needed cooperative federalism needed for food security industry role in food security adapting global strategies

[@lifechamp007]

Thank you :)

[@manvendrasinghgaharwar2041]

I glad to hear sir Tomio shichri to give the direction of goal to achieve zero hunger in india 2030 before, thank you all other panellist to put the snow light into the achieving zero hunger india And frank sir you fabulous managing the debate in tiny time. Period ,👏👏👏👏🙏

[@vikkidada8182]

Please give captions subtitles English is problem of many....🤔🤔🤔😊

[@pramod0319]

Holistic discussion..Great to hear..Haq was spot on.. For investment and develoupment of Agri sector and there by tackling the monster in the room(Hunger), nutritional awareness has to be acheived which is next to impossible to get in a diverse country like ours where society and administration is divided in multiple pieces..

[@MohammadIrfan-gc9uz]

Thank you....good program👏👏

[@harshkumarf4379]

dr tajamul haque and mr ajay dua give very good points ,,, dr haque always gives very good points in the debates including agricultural topics

[@sumanverma-oy8sr]

Thanks rstv, 16/10 /2018

[@avanipurohit2272]

very fruitful debate.. Ajay dua sir always rocks..

[@tarunkadian2]

Availaiblity , Accessibility, Affordability are the 3 As that need to be emphasized in the stated order.

[@arpitkadyan]

The way Haque is sitting, somewhere he is missing being the Chairman , CACP

[@tracking1995]

Thanks it is most helpful in upsc

[@michaelscott3190]

Dr Haque, good job sir.

[@Bala_saif_vlog]

very nice discussion on world food day

[@shashiupadhyay7103]

At the end of the day ... hats off to parera sr

[@shashiupadhyay7103]

@@ruchishukla2878 .... yes mam that why I am so much impressed with him...

[@anandyadav6980]

These guys are talking more about proper or balanced food rather than one time food accessibilty to those who are sleeping without food.

[@s21700]

Exactly my native place is bhusawal and indeed there is separate way for BANANA but as sir Dua said no infrastructure and connectivity.

[@viswajith381]

I wish Sai Deepak was there.

[@ratnanirupama]

Most of the street food is unhygienic. What's the guarantee that restaurants are cooking healthy food? In our previous generations the trend was to cook at home but the scenario has changed now. One can easily see blooming business of curry points, online food orders.

[@dhirajbankar1094]

Ratna Nirupama Fast food really posing a great challenge for India as disease burden of lifestyle diseases is increasing. We have to invest in our own Indian food processing industry as our people can prepare so many different types of nutritious snacks,for instance Laddu made from ragi or Peanut-Jaggery,etc.We just need to promote these kind of foods.Mr Haque rightly said that nutrition awareness to be increased.

[@ay6401]

Well that's a sad truth n so is the increasing incidence of several life- threatening diseases. For the name we have an authoritative setup called FSSAI but how far n deep it does its duties it's well known. No checks on what is being sold at the roadside , no inspection of materials being used for preparing such foods .all we can do is that must use our wisdom before consuming anything n anywhere.

[@Vineeth_Lifestyle]

Those who have the purchasing power , also know that the food they eat is not good for them . So it's upto them . And children these days are aware what's good and what's not . So awareness should be started from the family base .

[@tarun19_99]

Either street food or restaurant food both r unhygenic..... The best food is home made n nothing else. Bcz in restaura tastes r nothin just chemicals which might cost u in future.

[@RajivKumar-dt3yn]

world food day-zero hunger challenge 16 october 2018 theme: "Our action are our future" global pledge to achieve zero hunger by 2030 FAO report: in a world where millions are forced to sleep hungry every day due to poverty, 672 million people suffer from obesity and 1.3 billion people are overweight owing to sedentary lifestyle and food habits. issues: lack of purchasing power pds is not able to reach the last mile lack of infra like cold storage system, logistic way forward: 10% of income to mgnrega can be cut to give them nutritious food or milk daily basis more equiatable and efficient distribution of food grain invest more in cold storage system, food supply chain link agri market with mandi processing of food should also be improved reduce post harvest loss awareness related to nutirtious food needs to be done food is availabel, grain is availabel but the quality of food needs to be addressed properly by govt

[@jishnupradeep9764]

Arnab goswami must learn from frank

[@indiafirst392]

arnab dealing with anti-national how can be he normal

[@tarunkadian2]

Debate Started with the point that there's enough availability of Food but ended with how to improve Agricultural Production #Irony

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

So that's emphasis on efficiency of production... U dumbass

[@upsccsatwithme6317]

#good debate

[@rpnmathanraj]

"Nutrifarms"?

[@Ask35720]

I think rajya sabha tv should provide us with subtitles, it's not a personal request just what I have observed in the comments section time and again.

[@somisomi3565]

i think discussion on Agricultural issue without Yogendra Yadav is incomplete..

[@prashantrathore8506]

What is the time of this show on rajya sabha tv

[@MrutyunjayJoshi]

adhaar was the best solution to tap the rampant corruption in PDS but as Eco. Survery rights point out as united loses. the vadhar verdict will be detrimental to the zero hunger target

[@YogeshPatil-yz1jz]

With due respect to all panelists,but no one is talking about "Minimum wages act".Which has a one of the among, very important clause of "daily calorie consumption" while in calculating minimum wages. We need to move from calorie based regime of food intake to Nutrition based regime. Govt must amend and implement those clauses in respective sector which may have a far reaching impact to achieve "Zero Hunger" by 2030

[@Himanshu-fg9uq]

It wont help much mate. Minimum wages act applies only to those who are in formal sector. 90% of the Indian labor is in informal sector, who are not covered by Minimum wages act.

[@waytoupsc]

👍👍👍👍

[@RAAHUALSIENGH]

Sir why not give captions option to understand eng. Language

[@grapeshott]

Captions will also be in English though. I think the Japanese panelist was speaking great English. His words were clear to me

[@somisomi3565]

around 30% wastage of food economy.... it is showing the disrespect towards the hard work of the farmers who shed their blood in the soil to grow the crop

[@ratnanirupama]

On one side the government speaks of organic farming, on the other side they support fast foods, other chips, chocolates which hugely impact the lifestyle of people leading to obesity etc. Without putting a check on the foods, how can you ensure that people will lead a healthy lifestyle?

[@kishandeore8836]

behan what to eat it is FR,it is not gov giving encouragement to fast foods,it is the people's means we need to decide which food is healthy for us

[@ratnanirupama]

Who is giving those companies licence to build factories and for their supply? People? Government?

[@kishandeore8836]

+Ratna Nirupama yes, government gives licenses to them,but it is the part of globalisation ,but at last we are the people's who decides

[@ratnanirupama]

I feel pity

[@dhirajbankar1094]

Ratna Nirupama our panelists rightly pointed out that Nutrition awareness and education needs to improve.Education starts from home itself.

[@kishandeore8836]

local production ,local distribution role of mother role of local authorities to ensure food security private investment in agricultural ,food production sector

[@MrSunil20055]

Tomio reminds meayawati addressing during Parliament😀😀😀

[@jsbzbhajanjsbz2851]

Bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp bjp

[@priyatamkumar5611]

It will be achived by 2030 only if bjp will remain in power...

[@sereneguy1804]

ghnta

[@aslihero7883]

Fuck

[@vishusharma5755]

Exactly

[@grapeshott]

lol

[@AnuragDhanraj]

That's true bro