A government initiative to promote domestic manufacturing and reduce imports in India
Lack of Education
A significant factor in poverty, as limited access to quality education hinders opportunities for economic growth and development
Inequality
A major reason for poverty in India, resulting from deep-seated social and economic disparities
Unemployment
A common consequence of lack of education, where individuals are more likely to experience higher rates of unemployment
Economic Growth
India's economic growth rate has averaged 7% per annum over the past decade, contributing to significant economic development
Infrastructure
Inadequate infrastructure, including transportation, energy, and IT, limits the growth of industries and businesses in India
Job Opportunities
Lack of job opportunities and career advancement paths in India leads to frustration and dissatisfaction among skilled professionals, contributing to brain drain
