Poverty first, moon next The humongous marginal difference between poverty and technological development has been a trivial issue of debate. With the massive success of Chandrayaan 3 by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), the debate sparked, why the country where nutrition security is less than 60% is spending this huge amount to a space mission? India has achieved food security so far but nutrition security is yet to be achieved. As per WHO, even in 2023, 74% of the Indian people doesn't have access to nutritional food. It maybe because rising demand of junk food, consuming leftovers , inflation, increase in exports parallely to lesser production due to lack of resources, disasters, etc. As a negative repercussions, every 5th citizen is obese or malnourished. We can see extensive food inflation situation in India, the root cause is irregular rainfalls in hilly areas and planes. Due to irregularities in rainfall, we came through sudden food inflation, rise in C