Auf diese Weise hat Indien in einem Jahrzehnt 170 Millionen Menschen aus der Armut befreit
Von NoMedicine3572
Auf diese Weise hat Indien in einem Jahrzehnt 170 Millionen Menschen aus der Armut befreit
Von NoMedicine3572
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* [India lifted 170 million out of poverty in a decade: World Bank](https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/india/india-lifted-170-million-out-of-poverty-in-a-decade-world-bank/articleshow/120628612.cms)
* [UNICEF India reports that over 105 million rural households in India gained toilet access under Swachh Bharat, significantly reducing open defecation.](https://www.unicef.org/india/what-we-do/ending-open-defecation)
* [India achieved one of the fastest large-scale household electrification expansions globally](https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EG.ELC.ACCS.ZS?locations=IN&type=points)
* [IEA finds India’s rural electrification one of greatest success stories this year](https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/energy/power/iea-finds-indias-rural-electrification-one-of-greatest-success-stories-this-year/articleshow/66583514.cms)
* [80% adult Indians now have bank accounts, thanks to Aadhaar, Jan Dhan Yojna, says World Bank](https://www.financialexpress.com/policy/economy-80-adult-indians-now-have-bank-accounts-thanks-to-aadhaar-jan-dhan-yojna-says-world-bank-1140545/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
Zero balance accounts brought by Modi were revolutionary
Something tells me Kerala is pretty well off
That title is inaccurate. But yes, situation has improved. Still got a few hundred million people in poverty.
when you cannot meet the standard, bring the standard down, and whola!
you achieved your goal. typical indian current gov strategy.
Comparing 2014 to the present is political propaganda.
If there was progress between 2014 and 2024, there would have been progress between 2004 and 2014 as well, and there would have been progress during the period from 1994 to 2004.
Change the definition of poverty.
Done
Having a toilet and electricity is not out of poverty
The difference is by ₹20-30/-. There was a very good documentary and a report by some website I forgot. The parameters of definition of poverty was changed. So say people who were below poverty line by ₹20-30/- were suddenly not anymore when the way we defined poverty changed.
The electricity and toilet and all definitely improved.
Superpower by 20XX sir !
Can you explain how the title is actually related to the visualizations? It feels like the graphics are mostly showing quality-of-life and infrastructure improvements, while the title is conflating that with directly lifting people out of poverty as if the two are automatically mutually inclusive.
Better sanitation, electricity access, and banking access are obviously positive developments and can absolutely contribute to long-term economic growth and better living conditions. But those metrics alone don’t necessarily prove that large numbers of people have been lifted out of poverty financially. Someone can still have access to electricity, a toilet, and a bank account while struggling with low wages, unemployment, food insecurity, debt, or an overall poor standard of living financially.
This Infograph is a bit misleading. Access to a toilet is not lifting people out of poverty. With a huge gap between the super rich and the majority of the country, people are still finding it a struggle to survive day to day. Access to clean water, health and education is still an issue for the majority of the population. Any statistics provided by the BJP should be taken with a pinch of salt.
They sent 10 percent of them to canada
The colours are wrong for Punjab and Haryana in thr last two maps, making them seem much worse than they were.
So now they all have an access to bank debts.
The electrification rate are flawed in India compared to others.
A village is officially electrified if just 10% of its households have an electricity connection. This means that in a village of 500 homes, if 50 houses have power, the government can legally check that village off the list as „complete,“ even if 450 families are still sitting in the dark.
Curious, I thought southern idea was poorer than the north but it seems like I got it backwards.
I am a bit skeptical of the statistic about access to electricity. Does it mean that everyone in the slums has their informal housing connected to the network ?
What’s with the massive influx of Indian spam posts recently
The colours are wholly incorrect in the last one.
Bro please use the same colourpalate with the same values, otherwise we have a distortion. First picture full green with values above 70% and also above 95%
and yet they are still the nastiest people in the world
ground reality is so different.
There are still beggars eveything in UP Uttarakhand