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OVERPOPULATION'S IMPACT ON POVERTY

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When there are too many people living in the country, it is said to be overpopulated. Overpopulation is a significant issue on a global scale. World Meter's analysis of the most recent United Nations data indicates that. There are 138 crore people living in India today. Overpopulation is a problem that developing countries deal with more than industrialised ones. Poverty is a result of both overpopulation and unemployment. Overpopulation has resulted from the population growth over the last few years. Because of the most recent medical advancements and technological advances, the standard of living of humans has increased, which has caused an increase in the birth rate and a decrease in the death rate. For the majority of history, the birth and death rates have been able to balance each other out and keep the population growth rate stable. We should be aware that there is a psychological element to overpopulation when discussing it. Overpopulation is said to be mostly caused by pov

UNEMPLOYMENT'S IMPACT ON POVERTY

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Simply put, being unemployed means not having a job. a circumstance where a person is able to work to provide for their fundamental necessities yet is unable to find employment. Poverty breeds unemployment, and unemployment breeds poverty. In general, poverty happens when a person is unable to meet his fundamental needs, including those for food, clothing, and shelter. That is what establishes a connection between unemployment and poverty. There are 97 million individuals in India who live in extreme poverty, out of a total population of 1.39 billion, which has an impact on the country's economy. India's unemployment is caused by a variety of factors, including:- Caste system                                                                                                                                          Due to the prevalent caste system in India, jobs are often allocated to people who belong to a certain community rather than candidates who deserve them, which raises the

THE IMPACT OF POVERTY ON EDUCATION

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  One of the most important factors influencing a person's life is their education. Children from low-income households are unable to invest in their education because the majority of their wages are used to pay for other necessities like food and other essentials, despite the fact that education is the primary factor that can improve a person's life in new ways. Only 6% of low-income households' money is spent on health and education, according to a research. The main problems the world faces are poverty and lack of education. Due to financial difficulties, lower-income families may not send their children to school, or even if they do, they may not receive the required facilities or educational assistance. As a result, even after attending government schools, these children may end up working in menial jobs. hence there is increase in illiteracy. According to the 2011 census, Bihar has the lowest rate of literacy 47% among all the states. Bihar has the lowest

What is POVERTY ?

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The most enduring social problem in  our culture is poverty. As a result, we are still a developing nation because poverty is the cause of all the challenges we face. It is still not considered to be a problem. According to the definition of poverty, it is a situation in which a person or community lacks the necessities of life and other essentials. When a person is in poverty, their level of employment-based income is too low to cover even their most basic needs.  There are various ways to define poverty. A condition that results from people or a population having limited access to economic opportunities, products, and services is one definition provided by the World Bank. India regained its independence from the British government in 1947. At the time of the British left, it had a 70% poverty rate. India is the nation with the highest percentage of its citizens living in poverty. India's poverty rate has decreased from 31.1 percent in 2009 to 21.1 percent as of now. I