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Analyse the factors that have contributed to India's inclusive economic growth in the past decade.

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As per Recent World Bank's Poverty and Equity Brief (2025) → India is the most equal country in the world

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As per Recent World Bank's Poverty and Equity Brief (2025) → India is the most equal country in the world # FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO INCLUSIVE GROWTH :- 1) Health → PM Jan Arogya Yojana, Ayush Health Insurance, Jansani Suraksha Yojana for women, ICDS for children. 2) Education → Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan, Eklavya Model Residential Schools EMRS, Gender Inclusion Fund (by NEP,2020) 3) Employment → ELI (Employment linked incentive), PM Kaushal Vikas Yojana. 4) Financial Inclusion → Jan Dhan Yojana

4Financial Inclusion → Jan Dhan Yojina, Direct Benefit Transfer, saved 3.48 lakh Cr leakage till 2024. 5) Food security → PDS (Public distribution system), PM Annabadya Anna Yojina, 35 kg → free grains. 6) Progressive taxation regime has helped in redistributing income. 7) Digital Inclusion → MyGov App, ONDC (Open Network for digital commerce), digital literacy, PMGDISHA. PM Modi Rightly Said: "Growth has no meaning until it reaches the last mile and last individual" Significance of RBI's Surplus Transfers

— Rasneet Kaur · AIR 51

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Economic Development

Inclusive Growth & Issues Arising From It

Factors contributing to inclusive growth

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