MP Family Alleges Malnutrition After 7-Year-Old's Death, Anganwadi Gaps Exposed

A seven-year-old child died in Madhya Pradesh, with the family alleging malnutrition as a contributing factor. The case has drawn attention to serious gaps in the state's supplementary nutrition programme. Against a required 300 days of nutrition supply annually, Madhya Pradesh's approximately 97,000 Anganwadi centres reportedly received supplies for only around 170 days. This shortfall raises concerns about the adequacy of child nutrition services delivered through the state's welfare infrastructure. The incident has prompted scrutiny of how nutritional support is being managed and distributed across the state.
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