WHY INDIA IS POOR country..?
One in three of the world's poorest people are living in India, the world's second fastest growing economy, according to a new study by the World Bank.
India was one of the richest countries in the world for most of her 5000 + year history, even during Muslim rule India was very rich country, its only during British rule that India shrink economically. But today India is one of the fastest growing economics of the world. If we can continue this growth rate India can become a major economic power in very short period of Time.
v HELP FOR POOR PEOPLES IN INDI A CHARITY DONATION
The organization looks to generous donors like you for it's funding and growth.
Please consider the needy and less privileged around us and open your hearts and hands! With your co-operation, much can be accomplished. Every donation given by you will go a long way in making a change in someone's life.
Lotus Petal Charitable Foundation enables a donation platform which allows you to donate for a fulfilling a specific need of a charitable organization that has been verified for credibility & transparency.
The specific need is posted as a project available for donation on our platform Any project available for donation has been reviewed for credibility thru site visit. The project cost has been determined thru a competitive bidding process.
Our members personally visit beneficiary to convert their need into a specific project. Post receipt of the donations, we are responsible directly for the execution of the project. The reason for involving in execution is that many of the beneficiaries' are specialized & focused in providing charitable services and lack the organization resources, knowledge, skills, network and time to execute. Plus it creates transparency on the utilization of the donation and thereby provides satisfaction to the donor
Lotus Petal Charitable Foundation's (LPCF) mission is to enable donors & beneficiaries to connect in a trustful, transparent and meaningful manner leading to positive benefits to both. We will also enable the creation of sustainable livelihood opportunities for our beneficiaries.
v RURAL POVERTY IN INDIA
The number of poor people in India, according to the country's Eleventh National Development Plan, amounts to more than 300 million.
The scale of continuing extreme poverty in India, despite its economy nudging growth rates of nine per cent in recent years, highlights what government strategists have called its "ticking time bomb." Its population is expected to reach 1.5 billion and become the world's largest nation by 2026 but its economy is not growing fast enough to create the 20 million new jobs per year they will need to prevent poverty increasing further.
India is no longer a land that worships the mind. More than anything else it worships the material. Even our temples have become grounds for quid pro quo where blessing is not what people seek but just riches. We are no longer happy with homes. We want to live in monuments.
Gap between poor and rich is a big issue in India. It has been in the list of main agenda of most of the big political parties in country and even now it is listed in the agenda but unfortunately there are not much progress in this regard although government and some NGO are actively taking part on activities, which are really very good to push the poor people status forward. In Economics term poor is the person who has less purchasing power and the rich is one who has more purchasing power. A person with less purchasing power is deeply affected because he cannot afford Goods and services which rich can afford and its safe to say without that he cannot changes his life style and standard of living. Poor rich gap can be in different forms some of the fields where the gap exist are Educational, Income, Life style, Housing requirement, food needs are the name of few.
One in three of the world's poorest people are living in India, the world's second fastest growing economy, according to a new study by the World Bank.
India was one of the richest countries in the world for most of her 5000 + year history, even during Muslim rule India was very rich country, its only during British rule that India shrink economically. But today India is one of the fastest growing economics of the world. If we can continue this growth rate India can become a major economic power in very short period of Time.
v HELP FOR POOR PEOPLES IN INDI A CHARITY DONATION
The organization looks to generous donors like you for it's funding and growth.
Please consider the needy and less privileged around us and open your hearts and hands! With your co-operation, much can be accomplished. Every donation given by you will go a long way in making a change in someone's life.
Lotus Petal Charitable Foundation enables a donation platform which allows you to donate for a fulfilling a specific need of a charitable organization that has been verified for credibility & transparency.
The specific need is posted as a project available for donation on our platform Any project available for donation has been reviewed for credibility thru site visit. The project cost has been determined thru a competitive bidding process.
Our members personally visit beneficiary to convert their need into a specific project. Post receipt of the donations, we are responsible directly for the execution of the project. The reason for involving in execution is that many of the beneficiaries' are specialized & focused in providing charitable services and lack the organization resources, knowledge, skills, network and time to execute. Plus it creates transparency on the utilization of the donation and thereby provides satisfaction to the donor
Lotus Petal Charitable Foundation's (LPCF) mission is to enable donors & beneficiaries to connect in a trustful, transparent and meaningful manner leading to positive benefits to both. We will also enable the creation of sustainable livelihood opportunities for our beneficiaries.
v RURAL POVERTY IN INDIA
The number of poor people in India, according to the country's Eleventh National Development Plan, amounts to more than 300 million.
The scale of continuing extreme poverty in India, despite its economy nudging growth rates of nine per cent in recent years, highlights what government strategists have called its "ticking time bomb." Its population is expected to reach 1.5 billion and become the world's largest nation by 2026 but its economy is not growing fast enough to create the 20 million new jobs per year they will need to prevent poverty increasing further.
India is no longer a land that worships the mind. More than anything else it worships the material. Even our temples have become grounds for quid pro quo where blessing is not what people seek but just riches. We are no longer happy with homes. We want to live in monuments.
Gap between poor and rich is a big issue in India. It has been in the list of main agenda of most of the big political parties in country and even now it is listed in the agenda but unfortunately there are not much progress in this regard although government and some NGO are actively taking part on activities, which are really very good to push the poor people status forward. In Economics term poor is the person who has less purchasing power and the rich is one who has more purchasing power. A person with less purchasing power is deeply affected because he cannot afford Goods and services which rich can afford and its safe to say without that he cannot changes his life style and standard of living. Poor rich gap can be in different forms some of the fields where the gap exist are Educational, Income, Life style, Housing requirement, food needs are the name of few.