India's Never-Ending Fight With Poverty....

we are in the year 2011, we will continue our poverty eradication program into 3011 and 4011. Good luck.

you are right dear everyone i.e 90% of people are selfish and they do not want to see anyone else except their own ones or they don.t have time to see others except earning their bread and butter.This is a joint responsibality of entire community to help people.

u allm are totally wrong

as per my thoghts nothing can be done without work if i myself can not do any thing foor the por people then how can i make other to help.So it will be better if not only think or discusse but we should spread our hands to help if we can.

The eradication of poverty has been discussed since my college days, still we are discussing and it will be going on steadily... no end for this.. 

IT'S NEVER ENDING BECAUSE OF OUR CORRUPT SYSTEM FROM POLITICS TO ENTIRE ADMINISTRATION. EVERY ONE IS BAUTHERED ABOUT HIS OWN SHARE NOT OF SERVICE TO POOR ONES.IN COMING TIME ALSO THINGS CAN ONLY CHANGE IF CORRUPTION IS REMOVED OR DESTROYED , BUT WE DON'T HAVE SUCH POLITICAL WILL.

Yes. After attaining independence, we have taken sufficient loan and grants from the world bank and other countries. Instead of distributing those wealth to  end the poverty of crores of poor people, the money has been blocked by the political,business class,rich and the inhuman citizens of this country-depriving the poor anything from that money and rendering them the poorest of the world.We show the photos of the poor to the world STILL and beg money from the world and the rich here are the real MONEY BEGGARS of thwe highest order.We have to burn thosebodies of the Rich through the black MONEY!

S.Jayakumar

Hey Sangram i liked your post.....According to me i think poverty is cyclical. It is a generational cycle that is extremely hard to break. It is taught to the children by the parents. It is a way of life that is learned and accepted. In the beginning the child may try to break free of it but often times they lack the tools and the resources to do this on their own. Resources being education, motivation, and strong role models. The initial surge is strong and well meant but the follow up dwindles, money to continue education may become a factor, the family may not continue to be supportive of the child going to school, they may need the extra income in the household, a pregnancy may occur, transportation may become an issue, numerous setbacks could occur and without continued support from a role model complacency occurs and the generational cycle is perpetuated........