Two major projects of the Reproductive and Child Health, Nutrition and HIV/AIDS (RACHNA) program of CARE-India completed five years of work supported by funds from USAID in late 2006. The second phase of Integrated Nutrition and Health Project (INHP II) was aimed at helping reduce child malnutrition and mortality. The rural component of the Chayan project primarily addressed the unmet need for spacing methods, while its urban component attempted to reduce HIV transmission among at-risk groups. Together, the projects covered 78 districts and 22 cities, spread over 10 states, and worked closely with key national programs and a spectrum of different partners. The project of 14 papers involves - designing of cover of each paper, layout, proof reading and final print. The corrections are going on.