Jammu, Aug. 30 -- Hunger remains one of humanity's most persistent contradictions. In an age defined by unprecedented technological advancement, artificial intelligence, sophisticated medical discoveries and extraordinary economic productivity, millions of people continue to go to bed without adequate food. The coexistence of abundance and deprivation is not merely an economic paradox; it is a profound moral and political failure. The world has already demonstrated that hunger can be confronted through collective determination. What is required now is a second revolution-more comprehensive, sustainable and technologically sophisticated-to ensure that no human being is condemned to hunger because of poverty, conflict, geography or administra...