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No Work, No Hope: Why So Many Indians Live Below the Poverty Line! | Investigate Asia

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India Rising: Young Dreams in a New Superpower | Investigate Asia

India’s rapidly growing economy is propelling the country to superpower status, and with one fifth of the world’s young population, the future looks bright. But as the country’s youth come of age, is the nation ready to seize its moment and redefine the global economic narrative?

This two-part series investigates the two fundamental issues threatening to derail the next generation's career aspiration - unemployment and inequality. At a time when protests over job quotas are erupting across states and the chasm between gleaming urban centres and forgotten rural villages is only widening, gain an insight into how some young Indians are negotiating and overcoming these disparities.

Through personal stories and expert analysis, discover whether India is primed to leverage its youthful demographic to unlock its economic potential and achieve sustainable and inclusive growth.
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20 Comments

@katifachang6354 2 months ago

Over population corruption and injustice is the main reason 😢😢

@malpalmer3269 2 months ago (edited)

Overpopulation. It’s unsustainable levels. The more people, the harder to govern, the easier for corruption to take over.

@JenniferBreaux-k1k 2 months ago

The inequality in India is stunning. If it's terrible for men, you can imagine how much worse it is for women and children.

@KeithJohnson.1 2 months ago

It’s so interesting to me that he recognizes the troubles of inequality outside his home & yet inside his home the men get to sleep on a bed while the women get the floor.

@Zuri-v3k 1 month ago

He said “the dream is only a dream”
It breaks me a lot.

@shivanshushrivastava6449 1 month ago

they can't feed themselves but will produce kids ,now the kids also strugling , how can people who cant feed themselves keeps producing kids

@krism1815 1 month ago (edited)

This is a problem everywhere in the world currently but on the other hand why have so many children when they can’t take care of themselves

@nancyhsu5565 2 months ago

The unfairness and extreme hardship of these decent people is soul-destroying. Yet, there is some hope. Deep respect for social worker Rakesh Kumar who is disabled himself and selflessly advocates for the poor. I also watch channels like DreamersEye and Lifeora to hear stories of struggle and perseverance. I hope these documentaries find a huge audience and remind us all to be compassionate and fight for social justice no matter what our circumstances.

@davidcolney2388 1 month ago

Look at all that waste thrown in the residential area. It's not about Government, it's all about the people living. If the people living in that residents don't throw the waste, it won't look like that. It is the responsibility of the residents to keep their living area clean and tidy. Don't blame the Government, it is we the people, responsibility to keep it clean.

@TaraT-n8u 2 months ago

Birth control can help significantly in the long run for the growth and health. It must be the priority.

@JoniKumar-o7f6x 1 month ago

I am from india that's true reality of india I am youth age 21 year my same also like that in some extent.

@zenal3036 2 months ago

I feel so sorry for people living in India. Left that country in 1981 and never looked back. The income inequality is unreal.

@sanjeevpunetha5032 1 month ago

I know a poor and unemployed young person.His wife delivered third child two months ago. God help this country.

@Life_is_the_Biggest_Gift 1 month ago

Honestly, it might take years and years, especially a great leader to help this one.

@yesh40 1 month ago

If a person marries and have children knowing they cannot look after them well, they have already committed a crime.

@YeahItsJhon 1 month ago

The irony.
Indians have been consistently subjected to racial discrimination and here it is, in their own midst, discriminating their own kind. What a messed up world!

@emeliealegonero4043 2 months ago

Breeding liked rabbits is the main cause of the problem

@edwindsilva5720 2 months ago

Over population is making the country poor & peoples life miserable.

@rkhosla9982 1 month ago

Such a lovely optimistic report. Watch it entirely. I can see in comments that some haven't. It is heart warming to see Indian youngsters working to reduce inequality.