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How can India have more graduates? Better nutrition for infants will help

Children who received extra nutrition through government-run programmes from the time they were in their mothers' wombs until age three were 11% more likely to acquire a graduate degree

How can India have more graduates? Better nutrition for infants will help
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Charu Bahri | IndiaSpend Mount Abu [Rajasthan]
Ensuring supplementary nutrition for children in the 0-3 years age bracket could raise the number of graduates in India by 3.17 million, according to new research.
Children who received extra nutrition through government-run programmes from the time they were in their mothers’ wombs until age three were 11% more likely to acquire a graduate degree than those who received them between ages three and six, according to a new study published on January 1, 2018, in the Journal of Nutrition.
These early life beneficiaries of supplements, supplied

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