Ajay JainAIR 12 · CSE 2019 · 187 wordsTheir whole copy
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Recently, published OXFAM report, highlights that top 1% of the population benefitted for 50% of growth in the year 2002-2012. India still home to more than 300 million people below poverty line, which need to be included in middle class. Gini coffecient of India is further worsening (38%)
This rising inequality is not just about income gaps it against to various moral and ethical standards:
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a) Against the principle of equality, equity and justice
b) It compromises human dignity and respect
c) It is also against the humanism and social justice
d) It restrict their choices which is
against the principle of equal opportunity of constitution.
Overall, it affects the marginalised in various way, which is against the morality.
To reduce the income gaps we need to
a) Empower and positive discriminate the poors
b) Trusteeship and donation from well-off
c) Government has to regulate the market and has the responsibility of wealth circulation.
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However, we can not reach to the situation where everyone has equal wealth, what is required is that a basic threshold above which everyone is place there by upholding the principle of equity