“Worse than sub -magical Africa, Pakistan”: The financial plan warns of the income crisis in India

The economic gap in India is more clear than it appears, as 90 % of the population gets only 43 % of national income-survival in less than half of the GDP of the national individual, according to the financial financial plan DHUKRISHNAN.

In a post on X, Muthuishnan highlighted the deep structural inequality in the economic fabric in India. While the gross domestic product of the national individual is $ 2,700, the number decreases to only $ 1,300 down 90 %, once the best 10 % of owners are excluded.

“This is worse than even sub -Saharan Africa and Pakistan,” he wrote. “If you are not among the best 150 million but part of the balance 1.3 billion, every day is a literal hell.”

Muthukrishnan pointed out the illusion of the relatively large wealthy layer in India. With 150 million high -level owners, “the country looks prosperous from what it is already,” he pointed out. But for the remaining billion, the living reality is dark.

Quoting the Wadindus report, he stressed that about a billion Indians “have a purchasing power at all”, only on nude necessities and survival survival through government support. “As a country, we have a very long way”, books.

This position has sparked renewed concern about the sustainability of growth in India, especially since policy makers describe the numbers of gross domestic product, while poverty and the purchase of strong gaps in rural and urban areas.