Question

explain 3 reasons for povertyin india.

Answer 1

ANSWER;
The reasons for poverty in India
1)UNEMPLOYMENT
due to rise in population,there is unemployment in India.There is disguised unemployment and educated unemployment.
 -This is a reflection to poverty.
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2)INCREASE IN PRICES
due to the increase in prices .they are more people who are becoming poor.
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3)POPULATION
population has been rising in India at a rapid speed.this rise is because of fall in death rate and rise in birth rate.this pressure of population proves hindrance in the way of economic development.
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4)NO CAPITAL
capital is needed for setting up industry ,transport and other projects.but shortage of capital results in loss.
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5)LACK OF SKILLED LABOUR
lack of skilled labour is due to the lack of education and training
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6)LOW RATE OF GROWTH
the growth rate of economy has been 3-7%.per capita gowth rate of economy has been very low.
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7)UNDER DEVELOPED ECONOMY
the economy is under developed due to rate of growth .it is main cause for poverty.
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8)NET NATIONAL INCOME
the net national income is quite low as compared to size of population.low per capita income proves its poverty.india is one of the poorest nations.
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9)LACK OF PROPER INDUSTRIALISATION:
industrially,india is backward country.so this is also a main cause for poverty
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10)IMPROPER USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
india has large natural resources like coal,mica etc.it has perennial flowing rivers that can generate hydro electrocity.but these sources are not properly used.
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Along with them,
11)rural economy
12)deficiency of efficient entrepreneurs
13)outdated social institutions
14)lack of infrastructure

THESE ALL ARE SOME OF THE MAIN CAUSES OF POVERTY
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Answer 2

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> Low rate of India’s economic growth after independence This resulted in less job opportunities and low growth rates of incomes, accompanied by a high growth rate of population hence increasing poverty.

> Lack of land resources Land reforms aimed at redistribution of assets in rural areas have not been implemented effectively.

> Backwardness in agriculture People mostly use old, traditional and subsistence methods of farming. This requires much labour and time. Effects of irrigation and the Green Revolution were limited to only some parts of India.


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