National Nutrition Week 2025 Theme and Significance
India will observe National Nutrition Week (NNW) 2025 from September 1 to 7, focusing on the theme “Eat Right for a Better Life.” The week-long campaign highlights the importance of balanced diets, mindful eating, and prevention of malnutrition and lifestyle-related diseases. Coordinated by the Ministries of Health & Family Welfare and Women & Child Development, the initiative aims to foster nutrition education at the community, school, and household levels, aligning with India’s broader mission of achieving a healthier future through programs like POSHAN Abhiyaan.
The official theme, “Eat Right for a Better Life,” emphasizes,
This theme complements India’s POSHAN Abhiyaan and Mid-Day Meal Scheme, both of which address malnutrition, obesity, and micronutrient deficiencies through awareness campaigns and school-level interventions.
Introduced in 1982 by the Food and Nutrition Board (Ministry of Women & Child Development), National Nutrition Week was designed to raise awareness about the importance of balanced diets.
India continues to face a triple burden of malnutrition,
National Nutrition Week 2025 will see schools, Anganwadi centres, community groups, and government institutions organize activities such as,
National Nutrition Week integrates with flagship programs that focus on nutrition and food security,
Together, these programs ensure that nutrition awareness translates into practical benefits, especially for vulnerable groups.
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