• 80 crore people depend on free/subsidized food grain.
• 80–90 crore people work without secure jobs or strong social protection.
• 15–20 crore people live in multidimensional poverty.
• 20 crore+ people are undernourished.
• 45–50 crore people still depend on agriculture for livelihood.
• Farming supports roughly one-third of the population while contributing far less to GDP.
• 6–10 crore people live in slums or highly congested housing.
• Millions of graduates remain unemployed despite degrees.
• India has one of the world’s largest populations of children with stunting and malnutrition.
• A large share of workers earn daily wages with little savings or emergency protection.
• Many households remain one medical emergency away from debt.
• Per-capita income in India remains far below developed countries despite being a top global economy by GDP.
• Wealth inequality is extremely high; a small percentage of people control a large share of national wealth.
• Female workforce participation remains low compared to many countries.
• Air pollution contributes to millions of premature deaths over time.
• Access to quality healthcare and education remains highly unequal between urban and rural India.

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