Over one-third of India's population lives below the poverty line, with 41.6% (456 million people) living on less than $1.25 per day according to the World Bank. Poverty is caused by overpopulation, inadequate education and employment opportunities, and environmental degradation. Living in poverty can lead to issues like malnutrition, disease, and increased crime. The Indian government has implemented various programs aimed at eradicating poverty through employment guarantees, agriculture development, food assistance, and self-employment opportunities.
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Over one-third of India's population lives below the poverty line, with 41.6% (456 million people) living on less than $1.25 per day according to the World Bank. Poverty is caused by overpopulation, inadequate education and employment opportunities, and environmental degradation. Living in poverty can lead to issues like malnutrition, disease, and increased crime. The Indian government has implemented various programs aimed at eradicating poverty through employment guarantees, agriculture development, food assistance, and self-employment opportunities.
Over one-third of India's population lives below the poverty line, with 41.6% (456 million people) living on less than $1.25 per day according to the World Bank. Poverty is caused by overpopulation, inadequate education and employment opportunities, and environmental degradation. Living in poverty can lead to issues like malnutrition, disease, and increased crime. The Indian government has implemented various programs aimed at eradicating poverty through employment guarantees, agriculture development, food assistance, and self-employment opportunities.
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Over one-third of India's population lives below the poverty line, with 41.6% (456 million people) living on less than $1.25 per day according to the World Bank. Poverty is caused by overpopulation, inadequate education and employment opportunities, and environmental degradation. Living in poverty can lead to issues like malnutrition, disease, and increased crime. The Indian government has implemented various programs aimed at eradicating poverty through employment guarantees, agriculture development, food assistance, and self-employment opportunities.
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equivalent to the whole population of United states )lives below poverty line . India is home to one third of poor people in the world. Though the middle class has gained from recent economic development as a whole India suffers from substantial poverty. GRAPH SHOWING POVERTY ESTIMATION POVERTY IN INDIA According to new World Bank estimates poverty based on 2005 data, India has 456 million people,41.6% of its population below the new international poverty line of $1.25 per day. 33% of global poor reside in India India has 828 million people or 75.6% of population living below $2 a day. Reasons for poverty OVERPOPULATION High standard of living and cost of living Inadequate education and employment Environmental degradation Global distribution of resources Economic and demographic trend Individual responsibility and welfare dependency EFFECTS OF POVERTY
Malnutrition and starvation
Infectious disease and exposure to elements Mental illness and drug dependence Crime and violence Long term effects GRAPH DEPICTING GDP PER CAPITA GOVERNMENT STEPS TO ERADICATE POVERTY Community Development Programme Intensive Agriculture Development Programme Employment Guarantee Scheme of Maharashtra Twenty Point Programme Food for work Programme National Rural Employment Programme Development of women & children in Rural Areas Rural Landless Employment Guarantee Programme Self-employment of the Educated Unemployed Youth Council for Advancement of People’s Action & Rural Technology Self-Employment programme for the Urban poor CONCLUSION Poverty is the single most cause of misery and sadness in the world. Hunger , malnutrition and susceptibility of peer to natural disaster make them take up anti social and anti national activities It is the duty of government in particular and all citizen in general to try their best to eradicate poverty and to establish harmony and peace in the societies and in the world