Indian Poverty

Indian poverty refers to the condition where many people lack sufficient income to meet basic needs like food, shelter, education, and healthcare. Despite economic growth over the years, a significant portion of the population still lives below the poverty line due to factors such as unemployment, unequal resource distribution, lack of access to quality services, and social inequalities. Poverty in India is often regional, affecting rural areas more than urban centers, and is influenced by factors like livelihoods, education levels, and social background. Addressing it requires comprehensive policies that promote inclusive growth and equitable resource access.