Finding Solutions to India's Poor

In general, however, urban poverty is a source of inadequate housing and housing supply, water, hygiene, health, education, social security, livelihoods, women, children, various abilities, elderly people ' Taking the special needs of a group. 4 In the city center, people rely on public and private services to mitigate the impact on the overcrowded environment where they live. According to the survey, low-income people living in informal settlements pay a high price.

Poverty, which is prevalent in India, is also an important cause. India has many poor people. More than a third of the world's poor live in India. Furthermore, if the world is poor, India is the most concentrated country. Therefore, more and more poor people will lower the quality of human resources and develop them more slowly. Furthermore, the poverty alleviation plan can not even meet its needs.

I grew up in India, and more than half of the world's poor people live. Over the generations, the Indian government has distributed food to the poor throughout the country. I can talk about hardships of hours for how government food is stolen and brought to the black market. A dealer who is responsible for providing food to the public has a great adverse effect on the lives of the poor. To make matters worse, food quality is mostly inhumane. Believe, when I tell you, the government 's approval of food is never a good idea.

The situation related to Indian population problems is very troublesome. If India is unable to find a solution to the population problem, there may be large political and soda distortions. But if it succeeds it will not only lead Asia, it will also be the center of attention around the world (for a vast market).

A third of the world's poor people live in India, and 37% of India's total population lives below the international poverty line. 42% of children under 5 years old are underweight. Most of India's poor people live in the village. Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal are the poorest regions. High levels of illiteracy rates, lack of health care facilities, and restricted access to resources are some of the fundamental problems in poor areas. Pollution and environmental problems are other challenges India is currently facing. India is working hard, yet the road is long. Land degradation, depletion of natural resources, loss of biodiversity are major problems. Untreated sewage is the main cause of water pollution. The Yamuna River is one of the most contaminated rivers in India today. The same is true for other rivers in densely populated cities.