Question

What measures to be adopted to remove poverty in India​

Answer 1

The following measures are needed to be adopted to remove poverty in India -

• Spreading education : A large amount of population of the India is still illiterate, for different reasons. Due to this illiteracy, the chances of unemployment or underemployment, are increasing, which are becoming a major factor behind the poverty of the India. We need to spread education to the every corner of the country in order to decrease the illiteracy caused unemployment.
• Expanding employment : We know that our country's population is extremely large. But, the employment scopes are still very limited. We have to increase the amount of employment in each economic years. This will surely help us to remove poverty from India to some extent.
• Raising the value of INR : In comparison to the other foreign currencies the value of INR is decreasing heavily. We have to take necessary actions to reverse this process in order to strengthen our economy, as well as to remove poverty.

Answer 2

Poverty:

Poverty is a situation that means a person is unable to get minimum basic needs such as food, drinking water, clothing, and shelter.  

Being in poverty is very hard and difficult to lead a life day by day. Poverty affects people's lives in many ways. It creates a situation in which people fail to get sufficient income so they can't able to buy even necessary things

Poverty has been a serious issue that has troubled many countries. Because of this poverty, many nations are not developing.

Measures to be adopted to remove poverty in India​:

=> Empower the people who are living in poverty.

=> Family planning should be followed by the people to reduce overpopulation.

=> Government should take steps so that farmers get proper facilities for good agriculture.

=> Free education should be given to poor children.

=> Create and improve employment opportunities.

=> Providing basic needs such as health centers, sanitation, drinking water, and sufficient food. etc.

Poverty is not only the problem of a person but it is also a nation's problem. The Government should take various steps to reduce the poverty. Eradication of poverty is required for the sustainable development of any nation.