Poverty
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Poverty refers to a lack of material possessions or money and can be defined as the state of being extremely poor or inferior in quality or amount. There are different types of poverty including relative poverty, situational poverty, generational or chronic poverty, and absolute poverty. Some ways to reduce poverty include creating more employment opportunities, minimizing corruption, improving rural sectors, controlling population growth, providing quality education, and abolishing child labor. Addressing poverty requires government schemes and resolutions across many areas.
Poverty
- 1. HOLIDAY HOMEWORK OF COMPUTER
- 3. Poverty is general scarcity or dearth, or the state of one who lacks a certain amount of material possessions or money.
- 4. Poverty stands for :- P - Power only to one section of the society. O-oppression & opposition to others. V- vote banks, votes that's all thought about. E-education....not all have that... R-rural areas neglected. T- tobacco, spoiling the assets to liability. Y- youth mislead.
- 5. POVERTY is the state of being extremely poor or the state of being inferior in quality or insufficient in amount.
- 6. POVERTY Relative Poverty Situational Poverty (Transitory) Generational or Chronic Poverty Absolute Poverty
- 7. 1. Creating more employment opportunities, so that every individual can fulfill his basic needs. 2. Minimizing corruption related activities so that black money doesn't get generated. 3. Improvising rural sector and supporting them with necessary machinery . 4. Stop wasting our resources , economy is strengthened by its resources available. 5. Awareness for self employment and techniques among rural people .
- 8. 6. Control of population : more demand , less supply. Poor people gets more effected. 7. Imparting quality education so that young ones pave their path to become Professionals. 8. Enhancing export and controlling import supply of goods. benefit for local business. 9. Abolishing child labor activities. They are future of nation 10. There are many more points. But these are all dependent on Govt. schemes and resolutions