Hunger has three meanings: 1) the uneasy feeling from lack of food, 2) the exhausted state caused by lack of food, and 3) lack of food in a country. Poverty is defined as lacking adequate income or wealth. Absolute poverty refers to severe lack of possessions or living on less than $1.25 per day, while relative poverty is defined as having a low income compared to others in one's society. The document then discusses levels of poverty in India and Pakistan based on a UN report.

3.  Hunger is a term which has three
meanings
 the uneasy or painful sensation caused
by want of food; craving appetite. Also
the exhausted condition caused by want
of food
 the want or scarcity of food in a country

26.  poverty:Poverty is the
condition of people who
lack adequate income and
wealth.

27.  ABSOLUTE POVERTY is the severe lack of
material possessions or money. In 2005
the World Bank defined extreme poverty
as living on less than US$1.25 a day. In
2012, this means surviving on the
equivalent to US$1.50, A$2 or £1 per day.
 It can be fixed

28. Relative poverty is a poverty
measure based on a poor
standard of living or a low
income relative to the rest of
society.
 IT CANNOT BE FIXED.

29.  Indian poverty levels higher than Pakistan's,
says UN report
 It found 53.7 per cent of Indians suffering from
this broader kind of poverty, compared with 49
per cent of Pakistanis.
 In absolute terms, 41.6 per cent of India's 1.1
billion people earned less than 78 pence per
day compared with 22.6 per cent of Pakistan's
173 million.

33.  Political commitment.
 International communities working
together.
 Spending time to work on the issues.

34.  Produce more foods.
 Better farming.
 Encourage farmers to grow more.
 Better farming equipment

35.  Spend more on agriculture.
 Better use of local hand and
local physical food stocks.

36.  Food for assets.
 Developing schools.
 Improve maternal health.
 Combat HIV/AIDS malaria and other disease.
 Ensure environmental sustainability .
 Develop a global partnership for development.

37.  Help with economic development of
developing countries to allow its people to
earn more money and afford more food.