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Give an account of interstate disparities in poverty in india ...

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Answer 1

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The proportion of poor is not the same in every state . Through there has been a decline in poverty in every state from the early seventies .

The success rate of reducing poverty has varied from state to state .In 20 states and union territories .

In other , the poverty ratios are higher than the national average among these , ordisa and Bihar continue to be the two poorest states with poverty ratios of 47 and 43 % respectively .

Both rural and urban poverty are quite high in these states on the other hand , states like Tamil nadu , Andhra Pradesh , Gujrat , Kerala , Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir and west Bengal .

Answer 2

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• The proportion of poor is not the same in every state . Through there has been a decline in poverty in every state from the early seventies .

• The success rate of reducing poverty has varied from state to state .In 20 states and union territories .

• In other , the poverty ratios are higher than the national average among these , ordisa and Bihar continue to be the two poorest states with poverty ratios of 47 and 43 % respectively .

• Both rural and urban poverty are quite high in these states on the other hand , states like Tamil nadu , Andhra Pradesh , Gujrat , Kerala , Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir and west Bengal .