Question

Across India September 2020 will be celebrated as the Nutrition Month" announced our

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi in his monthly broadcast of 67th edition of "Mann Ki

Baat". The PM stressed upon the importance of Nutrition, saying that it had played a key role

in building a Nation. In this revolution for nutrition, participation of people is very important.

He also mentioned additional Health Report Cards for students stating their health along with

the usual Academic Report Cards. He emphasized the importance of including millets such

as jowar, bajra and ragi as part of regular diet to eradicate malnutrition from our country.Millets are indigenous to many parts of the world. Millets are small seeded grasses, widely

grown around the world as cereal crops or grains for fodder and human food. Millets are

non- acid forming foods which makes it easy to digest when eaten in the right quantity.

Each millets comes with its own nutritive value. Millets are rich in calcium and magnesium.

They are also rich in anti-oxidants. In fact Ragi is known to have the highest calcium content

among all the food grains. Millet use is diverse, including in cereals (porridge) soups, bread

and stuffing, fermented beverages and baby food.

The message conveyed is that we must take care of our health and include millets in our diet

to do so.




( i ) The special name given to the month of September____________

ii) ------------- is another word for 'poor nutrition'.

iii) To "eradicate" malnutrition means: to remove/ to continue

iv) The two types of Report Cards mentioned in the passage are ___________and

__________

v) Find a word in the passage which mean the same as "native".​

Answer 1

Answer:

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