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KRUPA A. JAINAIR 190· 2025

Question Q.9 (continued)GS2GS2

What do you understand by the term 'urbanisation of poverty'? Also, explain how urban poverty differs from rural poverty.

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Urban poverty differs from rural poverty: (1) Urban poverty is due to informalisation of work whereas rural is due to agricultural labourism (2) Urban is due to rising inequality between rich & poor but rural due to lack of adequate infrastructure → roads, etc. (3) Urban is due to high consumption and costly affairs so low affordability at rural due to lack of nutritional availability, low education (4) Urban poverty is based on due to overpopulation and environmental negative impacts displacing but rural due to caste-based discrimination Two steps need to be taken like Modern Urban Planning (AITI Aiyog), Satellite towns & Russianisation bysit Follow (SDG-11) for sustainable cities

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Two steps need to be taken like Modern Urban Planning (AITI Aiyog), Satellite towns & Russianisation byFellow (SDG-11) for sustainable cities

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KRUPA A. JAIN

AIR 1902025

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

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Issues relating to Poverty and Hunger

Poverty and Malnutrition

Urban poverty vs Rural poverty

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