Deficiencies, overabundances, or disparities in an individual’s infusion of energy and nutrients are referred to as malnutrition. It deceives the population’s productivity, influences the nation’s death rates, affects juvenile survival rates, and affects children’s comprehending capacity, making them insufficient in later life. As of 2021, the WCD Ministry estimates 17.76 lakh severely acutely malnourished children and 15.46 lakh moderately acutely malnourished children in India. As per the UNICEF report, India is at 10th spot among countries with the highest number of underweight children and 17th spot for the highest number of stunted children in India. Despite a 50% boost in GDP since 1991, more than one-third of the malnourished children live in India.