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It can not be said that our country is developing for two decades. The latest Oxfam survey also made it clear that India's position in the top 10 countries is hopeful. We need to focus on development and wealth distribution in India, which is suffering from millions of poor people. Increasing the living standards of the people in our systems should be the key. Relief measures should not be considered as developmental schemes. Besides welfare schemes, the long-term benefits of improving living standards should be given priority.
POLICIES IN DEVELOPMENT SHOULD REACH THE MICRO
In current development, there is no place for the growth of living standards in macro levels. With respect to welfare schemes do not mind social development. The concept of improvement with infrastructure and structures is becoming increasingly important. This has resulted in the limited growth of the fruit, and the highest percentage of living standards are not growing. It can not be said that our country is developing for two decades. The latest Oxfam survey also made it clear that India's position in the top 10 countries is hopeful. In this background, we need to focus on development and wealth distribution in India, which has the lives of millions of poor people. Increasing the living standards of the people in our systems should be the key. Relief measures should not be considered as developmental schemes. Besides welfare schemes, the long-term benefits of improving living standards should be given priority. A few hours before the beginning of the World Economic Conference at Davos in Swatland-the creation of wealth around the world and the fact that the Oxfam organization frightened the disparity in its distribution before the world. If 370 billion lives are without a booze, the billionaire is emerging for two days. It is clear that 82 percent of the world's wealth is in the hands of one percent. Oxfam suffered a sharp rise of two percentage point in the monthly income of the employee, while the wealth concentration was growing rapidly since 2010, with a 13 percent rise in billionaires wealth. Oxfam survey has shown that the situation in India has nothing to do with the situation of different countries around the world. According to the survey, 58 percent of wealth is in the hands of one percent.
It can not be said that our country is developing for two decades. The latest Oxfam survey also made it clear that India's position in the top 10 countries is hopeful. We need to focus on development and wealth distribution in India, which is suffering from millions of poor people. Increasing the living standards of the people in our systems should be the key. Relief measures should not be considered as developmental schemes. Besides welfare schemes, the long-term benefits of improving living standards should be given priority.
In current development, there is no place for the growth of living standards in macro levels. With respect to welfare schemes do not mind social development. The concept of improvement with infrastructure and structures is becoming increasingly important. This has resulted in the limited growth of the fruit, and the highest percentage of living standards are not growing. It can not be said that our country is developing for two decades. The latest Oxfam survey also made it clear that India's position in the top 10 countries is hopeful. In this background, we need to focus on development and wealth distribution in India, which has the lives of millions of poor people. Increasing the living standards of the people in our systems should be the key. Relief measures should not be considered as developmental schemes. Besides welfare schemes, the long-term benefits of improving living standards should be given priority. A few hours before the beginning of the World Economic Conference at Davos in Swatland-the creation of wealth around the world and the fact that the Oxfam organization frightened the disparity in its distribution before the world. If 370 billion lives are without a booze, the billionaire is emerging for two days. It is clear that 82 percent of the world's wealth is in the hands of one percent. Oxfam suffered a sharp rise of two percentage point in the monthly income of the employee, while the wealth concentration was growing rapidly since 2010, with a 13 percent rise in billionaires wealth. Oxfam survey has shown that the situation in India has nothing to do with the situation of different countries around the world. According to the survey, 58 percent of wealth is in the hands of one percent.
In the country, 73 percent of the population is at 17 percent. While the wealth of only about half a crore has grown only one percent, the new Kubera has emerged in the country by 2017. During the year, the wealth of billionaires has increased by 20.9 lakh crore. In the same workers' salaries, there is no nominal increase. It is noteworthy that our country is far behind Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. It is clear that the creation of wealth as a result of the development processes in our country does not reach the poor. The Oxfam survey has a significant focus on the development and prosperity of the World Economic Forum (WWF). The latest study emphasizes the need to make changes in the ways in which all developed countries are causing social distortions. After industrial revolutions, the growth of the industry has begun to accumulate wealth. Governments in this modern world are not putting on the distribution of wealth on the creation of wealth. This led to an increase in revenue and financial distinctions. This has led to industrial unrest and social concerns throughout the world. In this background, many words have come forward for distribution of wealth. The concept of the free market was limited and the notion of a monopoly on resources was created. But the argument is that there is no way other than the free market after the end of the Cold War. The argument that the Black Panthers movement is in today's distribution of wealth and concerns, which continue to be in many countries today, is unmistakable. Scandinavian countries should establish social peace, even in the absence of wealth in the creation of wealth. Prime Minister Narendra Modi to give a commencement of the World Economic Summit to a historic occasion. The FIFA World Economic Summit is a good idea to focus on improper development in different countries.
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