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A below poverty man in India s getting rice, kerosene and other essentials at as low as 1 ruppees .

He is provided with job guarenteed schemes in rural areas throuh rural employment guarentee act.

His children is getting free education, free mid day meals in govt schools so that they can study.

At pubic employment offices andin colleges , he is getting reservation for lower income group.

A lower income farmer is getting kissan credit cards and loans at subsidy through Nabard banks


Tera government garibon ko kya detha hai?

Nuke bombs in subsidy to all people poor?:blink:


Still 800 million poor peoples ???
 
dont tell me you have minimized the 800 million poor people into 100 million :lol:

as per latest data, people living below poverty line are 30 % only which makes around 360 mn not 800 mn

India accused of poverty 'smokescreen'
India has been accused of creating a "smokescreen" to conceal the true scale of poverty in the country after the government claimed to have lifted more than 50 million people above the threshold in the last five years.



India accused of poverty 'smokescreen' - Telegraph

please post the source for your earlier claim of 800 mn
 
as per latest data, people living below poverty line are 30 % only which makes around 360 mn not 800 mn



please post the source for your earlier claim of 800 mn

“a total of 836 million people” having an income roughly below $2 in PPP terms.

800 million people - Indian Express


now dnt tell me in 2 dollars 800 million indians are living a good life style

The subtitle of Siddhartha Deb’s article, Feast and Famine, in the Boston Review reads, “India Is Growing, But Indians Are Still Starving.” The subtitle is too short. It should have added,”If India had not been growing, a couple of hundred million additional Indians would be starving.” I make this point because the article gives the impression that somehow India’s growth has something to do with the 800 million Indians who have to survive on less than 2 $ a day.

Atanu Dey on India's Development » Blog Archive » The Starving 800 million in India

India is home to one-third of the world’s poor, who make up 42 percent of the more than 1 billion Indian people.
Out of India's population, 76 percent — 800 million people — live below the poverty line of $2.50 a day.

India | Grameen Foundation
 
the first one has a posting date of Sun Sep 30 2007, 00:00 hrs

and the other one is a blog and if you read it properly it doesn't say anywhere that we have 800 mn starving people.

and 800 mn are earning less than 2$ doesn't make them starving.
 
India's Growing Economy Doesn't Help Poor:

There, simmering in the oil -- that once cost $3.75, but now costs almost $7 -- are six balls of dough. There used to be eight.

"We make the same amount of money we always have," she told ABC News, stirring her dinner in the Kalkaji slums of New Delhi. "But because expenses are so high, we have to eat less."

Wholesale inflation here is at its highest level in 3½ years -- 7.41 percent -- the government announced today, up from 7 percent a week earlier. That has directly led to higher prices at the markets. Fruits and vegetables are 20 percent more expensive than they were a month ago. In the last year, the prices of some oils have nearly doubled.

That has debilitated some members of the 800 million poor here who live on less than $2 a day. Some eat less, some ration more, all are suffering.

India's Growing Economy Doesn't Help Poor - ABC News
 
the first one has a posting date of Sun Sep 30 2007, 00:00 hrs

and the other one is a blog and if you read it properly it doesn't say anywhere that we have 800 mn starving people.

and 800 mn are earning less than 2$ doesn't make them starving.

India | Grameen Foundation


its not blog dear check out all the links and secondly if the date is of 2007 with in 5 years indian govt claims to recover 50 million poor people from poverty if we accept this claim it becomes 750 million poor people in india
 

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