A latest World Bank report places India among the world’s most equal societies ranking it the 4th most-equal country globally ahead of the G20 and G7 nations. According to the report, behind this ...

In India, where large-scale social welfare programmes have significantly boosted the living standards of the poor, consumption will inevitably be higher and more equitably distributed than income.

India has achieved near-universal financial account ownership, with nearly 9 in 10 adults holding a bank or mobile money ...

"Three months after its release, the Modi Government's drumbeaters and cheerleaders have begun spinning the World Bank's data ...

India is now a leading nation in income equality. World Bank data shows India's Gini Index is better than many major ...

As per the World Bank's Spring 2025 Poverty and Equity Brief, India has achieved significant progress in poverty alleviation.

Recently, the World Bank came out with an update on the methodology and level of its poverty line. What does this update say ...

The country still has a large adult population without a bank account of their own despite the country's 90 percent ownership rate, a report said ...

As per the Reserve Bank of India's projections, the country's economy will expand at the same rate in the current fiscal year ...