Answer) India is a South East Asian country with population of
about 1.38 billion. Due to a huge population and limited resources,
the nation is facing two evils simulateously. Namely:
- Poverty: As per India's Central bank bank about 363 million
people of india earn below $1 per day. The poverty line refined by
the World Bank. This results in limited/ no access to health,
education, and good jobs. Ultimately causing the vicious cycle of
poverty to prevail perpetually.
- Inequality: according to Oxfam report of 2019, 73% of total
wealth of India is owned by top 1% of the population. This relative
deprivation has caused tension among different sections leading to
hate crimes and ghettos formation.
The two evils of poverty and inequality can only be addressed by
incorporating egalitarian distribution. This can be achieved by
taxing high net worth individuals and using the the tax revenue
collected to provide subsidy to the lower rung.