"To educate citizens about foods that are deemed as ‘quality protein’, the Right To Protein initiative is introducing a special hall of fame, developed with advice from India’s leading nutritionists, exhibiting all the seven quality protein sources recommended for optimal protein intake."

“ On the occasion, the Right To Protein initiative is introducing a professional guide - ‘Quality Protein - Hall of Fame’ that will feature complete protein sources for optimal protein intake.”

“ Dr. Suresh Itapu, Nutraceutical Expert, Director - NutriTech India, supporter of the Right To Protein initiative said, “There are several reports indicating that Indian diets derive almost 60% protein from cereals with low digestibility. However, our country is home to many sources of quality protein that are complete in nature and have high digestibility. These are both accessible and affordable. The problem is not availability, but awareness, as cited in the Protein Paradox study. Right To Protein’s much needed call for attention to focus upon quality protein food consumption is a commendable move that positively contributes to the larger goal of protein sufficiency and holistic well-being. ”

“ Protein is an integral part of our overall well-being, and its deficiency can have a long-term impact on one’s quality of life. Given that regular consumption of protein rich foods play an important role in boosting our immunity, it is also important to be well informed about quality protein sources especially plant based, a cause we have been championing at FSSAI, as part of the Eat Right Initiative ”

“ The Right To Protein initiative plans to educate citizens about quality protein by introducing a special hall of fame, developed with advice from India's leading nutritionists. The 'Quality Protein - Hall of Fame' includes a mix of protein sources from both animal and plant protein.”

“Right To Protein has developed the Quality Protein - Hall of Fame with the advice from India's leading nutritionists. It is also engaging citizens through a social media contest led with the #7Days7Questions to educate citizens further about quality protein sources.”

"Right To Protein initiative released insights from a survey recently conducted with over 500 nutritionists and health experts based across India, who stated that the only way forward to protein sufficiency will be with the active participation of various stakeholders"

“ While almost all Indian mothers recognize its importance, hardly 3% sufficiently understand the need to consume adequate protein, according to a new survey findings by Right To Protein, a nationwide public health awareness initiative, jointly with leading research agency Nielsen. ”

“ With the goal of establishing a positive protein phenomenon in India, the Right to Protein initiative collated the influential and professional voices of those who are championing the urgent need to make Indian households more protein-conscious.”

“ In order to increase awareness and action around India’s protein deficiency, this Protein Week, the Right To Protein initiative released insights from a survey recently conducted with over 500 nutritionists and health experts based across India. ”

“ Right To Protein conducted a survey in collaboration with India's well-known health and nutrition forum, Nutrition Quest. The experts acknowledged the need for on-ground interventions to nudge a behavioral change in consumers to bridge the gap between knowledge and practice through informed perceptions and actions.”

“ This year marks the second year for this nutritional awareness milestone in India by 'Right to Protein', as the initiative invites citizens, organizations and experts to join the movement. Right To Protein aims to develop an ecosystem of professionals to drive protein awareness and debunk myths and misconceptions about protein as a critical macro-nutrient for human health and of many protein foods sources. ”