At present the three main hurdles before the growth of Indian Economy are poverty, unemployment and inflation.
Poverty in India : Owing to poverty a large section of Indian population is not getting the basic needs of life like food, shelter and clothing. From economic point of view they are termed as poverty ridden and living a standard of life which is below the earmarked line of poverty. It is the duty of the Government to eradicate this enormous problem of poverty and take suitable steps in this regard by developing a meaningful mechanism which can identify the actual level of poverty and total percentage of country men involved within it. With this mechanism in place, the Government can find out the actual percentage of population those are living below the line of poverty level and take up suitable poverty alleviation measures.
Unemployment in India :There are many people in India who are quite able and eager to work but do not get jobs for maintaining their livelihoods and these section of people are called as unemployed. The veracity of unemployment problem can be gauged by surveys and censuses. The other alternative for identifying unemployment problem is to collect data from employment exchanges of the country and remove it with the application of rural works programme, entrepreneurial development programme and national rural employment programme.
The third problem i.e. Inflation takes place when more money come in the hands of people which in turn rises the demand for goods and services. Government can control the inflation by adapting monetary measures, fiscal measures and taking care about public distribution system. Curbing hoarding and supplying day to day use - essential items at reasonable prices are also the other effective ways to control the price rise. But in this connection, it is to be kept in mind that moderate price rise is not bad for accentuating growth of economy.
Poverty in India : Owing to poverty a large section of Indian population is not getting the basic needs of life like food, shelter and clothing. From economic point of view they are termed as poverty ridden and living a standard of life which is below the earmarked line of poverty. It is the duty of the Government to eradicate this enormous problem of poverty and take suitable steps in this regard by developing a meaningful mechanism which can identify the actual level of poverty and total percentage of country men involved within it. With this mechanism in place, the Government can find out the actual percentage of population those are living below the line of poverty level and take up suitable poverty alleviation measures.
Unemployment in India :There are many people in India who are quite able and eager to work but do not get jobs for maintaining their livelihoods and these section of people are called as unemployed. The veracity of unemployment problem can be gauged by surveys and censuses. The other alternative for identifying unemployment problem is to collect data from employment exchanges of the country and remove it with the application of rural works programme, entrepreneurial development programme and national rural employment programme.
The third problem i.e. Inflation takes place when more money come in the hands of people which in turn rises the demand for goods and services. Government can control the inflation by adapting monetary measures, fiscal measures and taking care about public distribution system. Curbing hoarding and supplying day to day use - essential items at reasonable prices are also the other effective ways to control the price rise. But in this connection, it is to be kept in mind that moderate price rise is not bad for accentuating growth of economy.
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