what should be done to protect india from poverty.?

Answer 1

Indians in power feeling disgusted with coruption.

Answer 2

Development Planning
Planning in India dates back to the 1930s. Even before independence, the colonial government had established a planning board that lasted from 1944 to 1946. Private industrialists and economists published three development plans in 1944. India's leaders adopted the principle of formal economic planning soon after independence as an effective way to intervene in the economy to foster growth and social justice.

The Planning Commission was established in 1950. Responsible only to the prime minister, the commission is independent of the cabinet. The prime minister is chairperson of the commission, and the minister of state with independent charge for planning and program implementation serves as deputy chairperson. A staff drafts national plans under the guidance of the commission; draft plans are presented for approval to the National Development Council, which consists of the Planning Commission and the chief ministers of the states. The council can make changes in the draft plan. After council approval, the draft is presented to the cabinet and subsequently to Parliament, whose approval makes the plan an operating document for central and state governments (see The Legislature; Local Government, ch. 8).

The First Five-Year Plan (FY 1951-55) attempted to stimulate balanced economic development while correcting imbalances caused by World War II and partition. Agriculture, including projects that combined irrigation and power generation, received priority. By contrast, the Second Five-Year Plan (FY 1956-60) emphasized industrialization, particularly basic, heavy industries in the public sector, and improvement of the economic infrastructure. The plan also stressed social goals, such as more equal distribution of income and extension of the benefits of economic development to the large number of disadvantaged people. The Third Five-Year Plan (FY 1961-65) aimed at a substantial rise in national and per capita income while expanding the industrial base and rectifying the neglect of agriculture in the previous plan. The third plan called for national income to grow at a rate of more than 5 percent a year; self-sufficiency in food grains was anticipated in the mid-1960s.

Answer 3

According to my opinion, our country (INDIA) is not poor.We have everything in our country.
but how the poverty came ?
Because of the selfishness of some people.
As Mahatma told, if you have more than what u need, you are stealing away the property tobe belonged to the other.

If there is no corruption, no cheating, no black money then there will be no poverty in our country.

For this, we should eliminate cash transactions and replace it with only electronic funds transfer. Every thing from plane to pin will be accounted and hence no tax evation and the Govt can charge only 1% tax on every transaction to generate more money than the current tax system.

Let's hope for this in future.

good luck !

Answer 4

All people must learn patriotism.
People must learn to love thy neighbour and help each other on mutual needs with mutual respect.
politicians must lead the people with service only as a motive.
Government must enforce discipline an a fair but srtict manner.
People must be taught the concept of universal brotherhood.
Companies must sell their products and services at nominal prices with minimum service charges applicable and should not build up high profit margin . This is necessary for price and inflation control .
Products and services must be made available at affordable prices for the people.Also, levels of salary disparity must be brought to as low as possible.
Employment must be provided to all citizens and all must be lifed above the poverty line before making India a super power.

Answer 5

In order to eradicate poverty in india people should be educated that is 100%education and goverment should create employment oppurtunities to the population and family planning techniques should be introduced that is control over the birth rate

Answer 6

Stop telling aloud that India is poor. And no one abroad will accept this. In every economy there are rich and poor. When we come across magazines we are told about the green part of the economy and not the grey area. We have enough Foreign Exchange reserves and satisfactory balance of payments position due to invisible earnings. We are yet to receive foreign funding from major MNCs of the world. We will be flushed with funds within five years from now and then you will eat back your words with eyes vivid open to see the money in India. You will not be worried about the cash that spills out of your own pocket.

Answer 7

Shouldn't the question be - what can be done? Try recreating a new society free of caste, free of religion governed by uncorruptible men and women. When you have achieved that then ask your question.

Answer 8

more employment oppurtunites to be provided to the people who r below poverty line people who r working in agriculture should be given employment in industries

Answer 9

poverty can be eradicated only by bringing FINANCIAL EMERGENCY with a strong army commander, who can manage to distribute the wealth in equal distribution system.

Answer 10

the politicians are already doing it. demolish poor and poverty is gone. garibi hataneka saral mantra garib hatao .Na rahega bass na bajegi basoori