Hunger and Population Explosion by Anna Mckenzie

Hunger and Population Explosion by Anna Mckenzie

This essay is written by Anna McKenzie in which she has beautifully analyzed the vital problem of hunger and famine with over-population. By keeping all the important aspects of this problem in view, the authoress opines that rapidly growing of the world is making the situation very grave. It has become an over-present threat to the survival of the poor under developed countries. 

            In the beginning of the essay, she says that hunger is a very painful thing and one can easily experience it if one does not get meal after a day’s work. Missing one or more meals does not mean hunger. It means insufficient food at a given time and uncertainty of getting the next meals. When this deficiency of good is persistent, prolonged and widespread, it is called, “Famine.”