crores of ruppees spending on the welfare of people in india by both govt and by ngo still there is poverty Y

Answer 1

Poverty cannot be wished away by largess of the government and the NGOs. It can be eradicated by schemes generating more and more employments, in agriculture and labour intensive schemes. Globalisation may bring more wealth to the country, but unless the down trodden and the rural labourers and farmers are in a position to get employment and produce crops and articles that fetches them their due remuneration, no amount of occasional charity will really make any difference.

Answer 2

The reasons are:

1. Most of the money spent is wasted and does not reach the right persons.
2. The situation has been created over 1000 yrs. Only in the last decade has India seen good GDP growth. So it will take time.
3. Education levels are still quite low.
4. High trade barriers prevent exports of matter and labour.
5. India is a democracy. Hence there are always views and counter views on how to achieve a goal.

India is moving along the right path. but reforms need to be sustainable and faster.

Answer 3

Once I met an NGO Worker. I asked him the same question. He told me: If these people's conditions and finances improve, how we could make a living?

A politician also would have given same answer.

You understand now?

disclaimer: I am not saying all NGOs are like that. But all politicians are like that.

Answer 4

Because out of Rs 100 released for public welfare, only about Rs.14 r actually spent.Rest goes in the pockets of...........

Answer 5

This is only an excuse to give the due share for all the powers that ruin our nation. Fedup.

Answer 6

Maybe the welfare spendings are insufficient, misapplied, misappropriated or even embezzled.

Answer 7

90 percent of money goes into the pocket of politicians