In spite of advances made in agriculture, many people around the world still go hungry. Why is this the case? What can be done about this problem? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. Write at least 250 words.

There are many issues in

this

world

and hunger is

one

of the major issues we are facing now a days. Needless to say, technology made a contribution to make significant progress in

agriculture

, but humans around the

world

are still hungry.

This

essay will

first

discuss,

this

is happening because of

population

growth

and

then

give explain what can be done to solve

this

problem. To start with,

Firstly

,

Agriculture

made a significant progress, thanks to the technology. But we

also

need to look at

population

chart and the way the

world

's

population

is increasing, there will be a time when

agriculture

field does not have many options to grow due to limited resources we have in the

world

.

For example

, according to a research paper in The Kurukshetra university, a child is born in every 3 seconds within India only, so we can imagine how the

world

population

is growing. Needless to say, the

population

growing much faster as compare to advances made in

agriculture

. To solve

this

problem, we need to control the birth rate. There are many ways to do it.

To begin

with, The government can start awareness campaigns. People need to think about

population

bomb.

For example

, Indian government started an awareness campaign

last

year name as "

one

family,

one

child" and try to make people understand the benefits of small family. There will be less people to feed incase people are less and needless to say, the chances of hungry people around the

world

would be lesser. To conclude, Hunger is

one

of the biggest problem

world

is facing currently. The

growth

of

population

is much higher as compared to the

agriculture

growth

is the main reason for

this

and we can resolve

this

issue via

population

control as there will be limited chances of

growth

in

agriculture

after a certain period of time.