New study reveals 20% of Indian households have all adults overweight, highlighting a growing "nutrition transition."

A new study analyzing Indian health data shows that 20% of households have all adults classified as overweight, and 10% with all adults obese. Rates are higher in states like Tamil Nadu and Punjab, nearing 40%. The shift is linked to a "nutrition transition" towards processed food and urban lifestyles. Experts recommend caution labels on unhealthy packaged foods to combat rising obesity, which is linked to chronic diseases.