Tag: GLOBAL POVERTY
The Pandemic and India’s Changed Food Practices
The pandemic has changed the fast pace of life and has also sparked irreparable change. Many aspects of how we will live in the...
Global Poverty is Certainly a Shared Concern but Institutions Alone Can’t Fix it
Today poverty is one of the biggest concerns at the global level but can institutions alone offer a viable solution to it?
Minorities, STs and SCs Experience Drastic Decline in Food Consumption After Lockdown: Survey
A report shows how communities like the Adivasis, STs, SCs and minorities experienced a prolonged reduction in food consumption in a post-lockdown India.
The Paradox of Empty Stomachs and Packed Godowns
With overstocked granaries and a food backup beyond the essential norms, the existence of rampant hunger is paradoxical.
Generating Large Scale Eco-Employment: The Need for Regeneration and Global Effort
Poor and developing countries can tackle unemployment by a steady and sustained expenditure towards generating eco-employment opportunities.
UNICEF: Poverty, Malnutrition and Hunger Threaten to Push 120 Million Children Into Poverty Amid...
Poverty, reverse migration and malnutrition could push 120 million children into poverty in South Asia.
UN Report : 400 Million Indian Workers May Sink Deeper into Poverty
The lockdown has unleashed the risk of growing unemployment and has the potential to sink about 400 million people into poverty in India.
“Stop and Think Again” :Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo Caution India on CAA, NRC
Nobel laureates Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo caution India on the contentious CAA and the NRC.
Economics Nobel 2019: why Banerjee, Duflo and Kremer won
The impact generated by Banerjee, Duflo and Kremer’s approach has come about very quickly - actually, in less than two decades.
Product of Maligned University ‘JNU’,Abhijit Banerjee Wins Nobel Prize in Economics
Economist Abhijit Banerjee of Indian origin wins Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on reducing global poverty.
