New Delhi, July 16 (IANS) India tops the list of countries with the largest share of global extreme poor though the poverty rate in southeast Asia as whole saw a substantial fall from 1990 to 2010, a new United Nations… Continue Reading →
Delhi hospitals freed of poor Author(s): Jyotsna Singh May 31, 2014 | F Delhi High Court exempts four private hospitals from treating the poor for free. Experts fear other hospitals will follow Batra hospital is one of the 43 private hospitals in Delhi that provide free treatment to… Continue Reading →
Date: 18 March 2014 Subject: From the Guardian: Oxfam report reveals scale of inequality in UK as charity appeals to chancellor over tax • Who are the five richest families? Larry Elliott, economics editor Monday 17 March 2014 The Guardian http://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/mar/17/oxfam-report-scale-britain-growing-financial-inequality —-… Continue Reading →
Published: Wednesday, 27 Nov 2013 By: Eric Rosenbaum | CNBC.com Caroline Purser | Getty Images You’ve probably watched this scene in a Hollywood movie: A relative of a minor despot in an unnamed African country mixes smooth talk with a… Continue Reading →
Y Monday, 07 October 2013 | Moushumi Basu | New Delhi It was a moment of rare honour for Sabitri Patra and Gopal Chandra Mandal — two conservationists from remote villages near Niyamgiri hills and Sunderbans in Odisha and… Continue Reading →
_ The Statesman 28 Jul 2013 Usha Ramanathan In the beginning, and for some time thereafter, the UID project based its claims of legitimacy on the ‘inclusion’ of the poor. In marketing the project, phrases such as giving identity to… Continue Reading →
By Ullekh NP, ET Bureau | Jean Dreze, Economist & former NAC member ET SPECIAL: Checkout Luxury Home Trends Jean Dreze, until recently the intellectual driving force behind the National Advisory Council, is measured but unmistakable in his disenchantment with many… Continue Reading →
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