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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 10 Nov, 04:30

Multidimensional Poverty

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World · 10 Nov

నిరుపేదలు నిజంగా తగ్గారా?

AI summaryAccording to the World Bank, the number of extremely poor people in India has dropped significantly this decade, from 26% to 2.6%, though the article questions the accuracy of these figures. The article notes that government welfare programs provide essential survival aid and questions whether this aid is properly accounted for in poverty metrics, while also pointing out India's poor rankings in hunger and maternal health indices.

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