"Inequality of Income" Can India Overcome from the situation?

If one clusers different income groups and divide the medial income of each group by the medial income of the other group(lowest to highest) the result should be 1, which is the perfect income distribution state, meassured using an idnex called Ginni index. Where 1 is the perfect income distribution. For India it is 0.54 or 54% where each group in the cluster has income 54% higher than the previous one. I am not sure how many clusters make the distribution. If there are only 3 then this number may not be right. 54% is one of the highest mal distribution state for any country. For US it is 48% which is also high.

Problems with maldistribution of income can be reduced, by incorporating existential norms into our policies. By introducint policies that will lead to Symmetric living standardsand opportunities, freedom of choice, equlibrium in human condition, full employment, high purchaing power etc; can reduce the ill effects of mal distribution of income, which I believe our governments past to present may be is not aware off and probably it will take long time to solve this problem.

A educated perosn is bound to do better than a non educated perosn

A perosn with aforesight is boudb to do better than a perosn who does not have  a good foresight.

A intelligent person will out perform a less intelligent person

We can only ensure opportunity is given to all to prove themselves

i agree with you

No. it is not possible humanly. We should not be living in the fools paradise and think that the whole of the wealth will be distributed evenly or if not evenly at least better than the present secnario. Though Mr. Kulasekra is right that Impossible is the word found in the dictionary ..................... But even after that we should look at the mindset of the people at large. There are some who do not want to work but want to have all the luxuries. likewise mind set decides whether he is ready to gain wealth or not. There are lot stories which prove this point that if somebody does not want to work than you can not cajole him in doing something. If he is not doing something how can you expect that he will gain wealth. This way there are many other issues to be addressed.

THANK YOU ASHOK FOR YOUR INVITATION,SORRY TO CONTRADICT YOU.HATS OFF TO YOUR VERY OPTIMISTIC THINKING OF HAVING AN EGALITARIAN SOCIETY.

PRACTICALLY SPEAKING EVEN IF HUNDREDS OF SASI THAROORS COME THEY WILL ONLY THINK OF ENRICHING THEMSELVES,THEIR KITH AND KIN AND WILL HAVE THE LEAST TIME TO THINK OF US.THAT IS HOW HOW HISTORY SAYS.

THE DISPARITY IN INCOME LEVELS AS OF NOW IN OUR COUNTRY IS SO VAST AND EVEN BY CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATES IT WILL TAKE DECADES FOR US TO MINIMISE THE SAME,PROVIDED OUR LEADERS GO ALL OUT TO ACHIEVE WHICH IN REALITY WILL NOT AT ALL BE IN THEIR WISH LIST.

I don't think India will be able to overcome this problem. If it wants this to happen then the black money should be converted to white and no more black money should be evolved, which is impossible in India. And income cannot be made equal, because each job differs in terms of the work load. So Inequality in income will exist in India forever......  

Indian society has always been unequal since time immemorial. Even if you make this country a communist, still you will find unequal society. We have always identified ourselves as rulers or ruled and this mentality is so deep rooted that even after 63 years or independence and 60 years or republic we tend to follow the age old vlues in the name of tradition and dont want to change our attitude towards the society - between rich and poor, between upper caste and class and lower caste and class, between differnt religions, between sexes , between born rulers and born ruled - so on and so forth. It is these impediments which are are holding India from reaching at the top of the world and it will continue to do so. Of course recently govt's success of NREGA and RTI will definitely aim at reducing the gap betwen the rich and the poor but it will take a hell of a lot ot time. Money attracts money, by the same logic rich will go on becoming richer, corner away plum posts and jobs and also contracts and investment oppotunities-poor will start from the bottom and by the time reach a certain threshold limit the rich would have moved way way forward , leaving again a yawning gap between the rich and the poor , forward and backward classes or castes. So as far as my thinking is concerned it is very difficult to foresee that in near 50 years we will be able to bridge the gap. Beyond that, I cannot say, may be some avalanche happens and all are at crossroads and may be then we all start afresh with all at same place. This problem also gets compounded because we are very insecure people and do not want to donate like other in other countries. May be wiith the passage of time and with the wealth being in continuity for many years we may see some more evangelism on part of wealthy , untul then , no chance.

I heart says Yes, but my mind says No. I doubt if I can see such ideal society in my lifetime.