Role of Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge in Combating in Rural India
- What remains a critical public health issue in rural India? - Malnutrition
- What type of knowledge is key in tackling malnutrition? – Traditional and indigenous.
- What do traditional diets primarily include? - Millets
- What essential nutrient do Ragi and Jowar provide? – Calcium and Iron
- What health issue is addressed by consuming indigenous foods like amaranth? - Anemia
- What farming technique helps ensure soil fertility and biodiversity? - Crop rotation
- What is a staple indigenous crop in Rajasthan? - Bajra
- What preservation method improves the nutritional profile of bamboo shoots in the Northeast? - Fermenting
- What traditional practice supports agriculture in arid conditions in Gujarat? – Stepwells and ....
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