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India has many issues preventing it from becoming a developed country, including a large and growing population, lack of unity among its people, corruption, poverty, and illiteracy. Political leaders focus more on personal gain than national development. Many educated people also leave India for opportunities abroad, draining the country's human capital. To develop, India must address these social, economic, and political challenges through effective policymaking and investments in education.
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The document discusses poverty in India. It defines poverty as lack of basic needs like food, shelter, access to healthcare and education. It outlines different types of poverty measurements and discusses factors contributing to poverty in India like unemployment, population growth, social inequalities, and lack of industrialization under British rule. Several government programs are mentioned as trying to address poverty. Statistics show over 25% of Indians live below the poverty line, with some states having much higher rates.
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This document provides an overview of poverty in India, including:
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- The government has implemented various initiatives aimed at employment,
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- 2. India is one of the fastest developing country in the world. There are many reason behind That lack in the development criteria of India. Most of the people realize that India is very slow in development but they don't focus on what to be done in order to make India a developed country. There are many issues in our country that are preventing India from becoming the developed nation. .
- 3. Increase in population India holds the second rank in the population If the population of the country is brought into the proper control it can be said that there are lots of possibilities to make our country one of the developed countries.
- 5. Unity is the strength of any nation. If the people are united then they get the great strength to tackle any kind of problem that is approaching them This is the reason why people focus on the unity part of it. But in India we can very well say that there is no unity among the people.
- 7. Politics in India Politics is a great issue in any country. There should be a government and there should be a rule to govern the people and direct them to the right path It can be clearly seen that the political leaders tells lots of things during the election time to develop the nation. Everything goes as if written in the water. Political leaders focus mainly on earning lots of money when they are in the political fields
- 9. Corruption a major issue India is ranking a great position in the corruption. In some cases it can be said that we can get our work done only when we give bribe. If we are not giving then we will not get that job finished. In the corruption India is ranking the top 10 lists.
- 11. People being in below poverty line The rich get richer and the poor gets poorer. There are still many people who are below poverty line in our country. The people who are below poverty line are not given any importance Government is now far better providing all the free facilities for the people to bring them up from the poverty line.
- 13. Illiteracy a serious problem Kerala is the fist state in the literacy and the most sad thing is that bhihar is the state in india that is very poor in the poverty criteria. The value of the education is to be known by the peoplebecause they are going to stay as an example for the future generations. They send their children to work for the daily wages
- 15. Brain drain is the next issue that makes India still a developing nation and the people of India finally they get themselves settled in the foreign countries. it is a major drawback for our country