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Migrating towards hunger

Before they migrated to the city, the Gond adivasis had a plentiful supply of fruit and vegetables that grew wild. Now they make do with street food, packaged food like biscuits and gutka to dull the hunger pangs. The second in this series on urban malnutrition looks at how migration impacts the food and nutritional status of the urban poor.

Migrating towards hunger
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