“$ 600 wage for 20 rupees: The analyst analyzes the division of India into the wound, not inequality

In India today, one worker sweats for $ 600 a day – while 600 others closed a home width of 20 rupees. This is not just inequality, the chief analyst Suji Yu writes, “It was a wound that was painful for generations.”

In the extensive LinkedIn function, SUJAY has set the numbers that define economic fracture in India. “This is not just data, it’s despair,” he wrote.

The highest 1 % of the Indians control 22.6 % of the nation’s income and 40.1 % of its wealth. Meanwhile, the lowest 50 % – in the country – have only 6 % of income and 13 % of the wealth combined.

“Half of the population escapes less than the ten pie,” Sujay pointed out, noting a structural defect that gets worse despite the gains of gross domestic product.

Wages tell a more harsh story. More than 75 % of Indian workers earn less than $ 500 a day – only $ 15,000 per month. Only 22 % of workers cross that threshold. A third of the largest wage population-who estimate 62 million people-less than the minimum legal wages.

In sectors such as rural construction and agriculture, the daily wage can be drowned to 20 dollars to $ 300, much lower than the subsistence levels and away from the synchronization of high inflation.

“These numbers not only show inequality,” Sogai said.

“They offer a two-speed economy-and one is accelerating to luxury and another stuck in survival.”

The contradiction is Jarring: Standard House sales at the upper end of the real estate market, with ink ink multi -grave deals daily, while the majority of the country is struggling to meet the basic living standards.