Mumbai richest Indian city with $820 bn wealth: Report...so why cant NRI's go back to India???

[bhaigan]

3 minutes ago, maverick23 said:

Imagine if all turkhis migrated to Pakistan....They are liability to India

anduke sperate pakistan vachindi kada......there are lot of issues during sepration people were killed............appudu unna leaders chala liberal adi kuda oka problem anuko...hyd nawab created big scene during that time. but again that is our issue.

[bhaigan]

5 minutes ago, maverick23 said:

Imagine if all turkhis migrated to Pakistan....They are liability to India

please dont compare this to thread title

[Recyclebin]

2 hours ago, bhaigan said:

mana fellow dbians vote vesina theru, max andaru money ke vote vesaru

The total wealth held in India as of December 2016 amounts to $6.2 trillion , inka entha kavali ???

okavela edi kadu anukunte piana voting lo freedom ki enduku vote veyaledu, kids future ki enduku vote veyaledu ???

 

 

adi kadu annai per capita income chudu wealth uniformly distributed anukuntunnava

[bhaigan]

4 minutes ago, Recyclebin said:

adi kadu annai per capita income chudu wealth uniformly distributed anukuntunnava

that is India's problem , we should solve it..........according to report $6.2 trn wealth ayithe undi kada

em pekuthundu modi cheppu

[bhaigan]

29 minutes ago, bhaigan said:

money money anna vallu see this video....we need to create universal basic income thats it.....everybody will go back to india

 

 

[Recyclebin]

6 minutes ago, bhaigan said:

that is India's problem , we should solve it..........according to report $6.2 trn wealth ayithe undi kada

em pekuthundu modi cheppu

Indian government to endorse universal basic income 'as way forward', says leading UBI advocate

India’s Chief Economic Advisor has already confirmed country's annual financial report will discuss free money 

• Will Worley 
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• 2 months ago
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India is a rising economy but a substantial proportion of the population remains in poverty Getty

India is going to endorse a Universal Basic Income (UBI), according to a leading advocate of the system.  

The world’s largest democracy will release a report in January stating that UBI is “basically the way forward,” according to Professor Guy Standing, who has worked on universal income pilot projects in India.

If implemented, India would join Finland in providing free money to citizens. 

However, Prof Standing, a founding member of the Basic Income Earth Network, didn’t believe UBI would be introduced universally across India because of its radical nature. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Elon Musk believes Universal Basic Income will follow more automation

Under a universal income system, citizens would receive a set amount of money from the state, forfeiting other benefits. 

India, which has an estimated population of 1.3 billion people, has a growing economy but around 29.5 per cent of people live in poverty, according to a 2014 government report – particularly in rural areas. 

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• Finland launches universal basic income pilot of 560 Euros a month
• Universal basic income 'the best way to reduce poverty'
• Universal basic income to be trialled in US in $10m scheme
• Canadian province takes major step towards universal basic income
• Scotland may trial giving each citizen a universal basic income

Prof Standing told Business Insider the effects of the UBI trials had been “remarkable positive” on their communities, allowing people to have a sense of control over their money, reducing debt and empowering women. 

"As a consequence of this,” Prof Standing said, “The Indian government is coming out with a big report in January. As you can imagine that makes me very excited. It will basically say this is the way forward."

While Prof Standing said the government report would say UBI was “feasible” he added: "I don't expect them to go the full way, because it's such a dramatic conversion.”

India’s Chief Economic Advisor, Arvind Subramanian, confirmed in October that the annual Economic Survey would discuss UBI. 

Mr Subramanian has been sympathetic towards the concept of a universal income, telling The Indian Express: “The government spends a lot of money on schemes to help the poor… It is not clear that the money actually reaches the poor. So the question is whether the UBI is a more effective way of reaching the poor that the current schemes that government employs.”

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The concept of UBI received a boost recently when the government of Finland announced the introduction of a trial involving 2,000 unemployed people. 

The recipients will be given €560 (£480) every month for two years unconditionally, even if they find work.

In a statement, the Finnish government said: “The primary goal of the basic income experiment is related to promoting employment. The experiment, including follow-up research, aims to find out whether basic income promotes employment."

However, UBI projects in Finland and India - if it goes ahead - are likely to strongly vary in their scale and implementation due to the vast differences in social and economic context.

[bhaigan]

11 minutes ago, Recyclebin said:

Indian government to endorse universal basic income 'as way forward', says leading UBI advocate

India’s Chief Economic Advisor has already confirmed country's annual financial report will discuss free money 

• Will Worley 
• @willrworley 
• 2 months ago
• 22 comments

18K

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India is a rising economy but a substantial proportion of the population remains in poverty Getty

India is going to endorse a Universal Basic Income (UBI), according to a leading advocate of the system.  

The world’s largest democracy will release a report in January stating that UBI is “basically the way forward,” according to Professor Guy Standing, who has worked on universal income pilot projects in India.

If implemented, India would join Finland in providing free money to citizens. 

However, Prof Standing, a founding member of the Basic Income Earth Network, didn’t believe UBI would be introduced universally across India because of its radical nature. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0:00

/

0:22

 

 

 

 

 

 

Elon Musk believes Universal Basic Income will follow more automation

Under a universal income system, citizens would receive a set amount of money from the state, forfeiting other benefits. 

India, which has an estimated population of 1.3 billion people, has a growing economy but around 29.5 per cent of people live in poverty, according to a 2014 government report – particularly in rural areas. 

READ MORE

• Finland launches universal basic income pilot of 560 Euros a month
• Universal basic income 'the best way to reduce poverty'
• Universal basic income to be trialled in US in $10m scheme
• Canadian province takes major step towards universal basic income
• Scotland may trial giving each citizen a universal basic income

Prof Standing told Business Insider the effects of the UBI trials had been “remarkable positive” on their communities, allowing people to have a sense of control over their money, reducing debt and empowering women. 

"As a consequence of this,” Prof Standing said, “The Indian government is coming out with a big report in January. As you can imagine that makes me very excited. It will basically say this is the way forward."

While Prof Standing said the government report would say UBI was “feasible” he added: "I don't expect them to go the full way, because it's such a dramatic conversion.”

India’s Chief Economic Advisor, Arvind Subramanian, confirmed in October that the annual Economic Survey would discuss UBI. 

Mr Subramanian has been sympathetic towards the concept of a universal income, telling The Indian Express: “The government spends a lot of money on schemes to help the poor… It is not clear that the money actually reaches the poor. So the question is whether the UBI is a more effective way of reaching the poor that the current schemes that government employs.”

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•  
•  
•  
•  
• 41show all

 

 

The concept of UBI received a boost recently when the government of Finland announced the introduction of a trial involving 2,000 unemployed people. 

The recipients will be given €560 (£480) every month for two years unconditionally, even if they find work.

In a statement, the Finnish government said: “The primary goal of the basic income experiment is related to promoting employment. The experiment, including follow-up research, aims to find out whether basic income promotes employment."

However, UBI projects in Finland and India - if it goes ahead - are likely to strongly vary in their scale and implementation due to the vast differences in social and economic context.

    lets do it. thats it , this is only way we can solve NRI's problem of money and also stop immigration and getting abused becuase of hate crimes

[bhaigan]

13 minutes ago, Recyclebin said:

Indian government to endorse universal basic income 'as way forward', says leading UBI advocate

India’s Chief Economic Advisor has already confirmed country's annual financial report will discuss free money 

• Will Worley 
• @willrworley 
• 2 months ago
• 22 comments

18K

Click to follow
The Independent Online

India is a rising economy but a substantial proportion of the population remains in poverty Getty

India is going to endorse a Universal Basic Income (UBI), according to a leading advocate of the system.  

The world’s largest democracy will release a report in January stating that UBI is “basically the way forward,” according to Professor Guy Standing, who has worked on universal income pilot projects in India.

If implemented, India would join Finland in providing free money to citizens. 

However, Prof Standing, a founding member of the Basic Income Earth Network, didn’t believe UBI would be introduced universally across India because of its radical nature. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0:00

/

0:22

 

 

 

 

 

 

Elon Musk believes Universal Basic Income will follow more automation

Under a universal income system, citizens would receive a set amount of money from the state, forfeiting other benefits. 

India, which has an estimated population of 1.3 billion people, has a growing economy but around 29.5 per cent of people live in poverty, according to a 2014 government report – particularly in rural areas. 

READ MORE

• Finland launches universal basic income pilot of 560 Euros a month
• Universal basic income 'the best way to reduce poverty'
• Universal basic income to be trialled in US in $10m scheme
• Canadian province takes major step towards universal basic income
• Scotland may trial giving each citizen a universal basic income

Prof Standing told Business Insider the effects of the UBI trials had been “remarkable positive” on their communities, allowing people to have a sense of control over their money, reducing debt and empowering women. 

"As a consequence of this,” Prof Standing said, “The Indian government is coming out with a big report in January. As you can imagine that makes me very excited. It will basically say this is the way forward."

While Prof Standing said the government report would say UBI was “feasible” he added: "I don't expect them to go the full way, because it's such a dramatic conversion.”

India’s Chief Economic Advisor, Arvind Subramanian, confirmed in October that the annual Economic Survey would discuss UBI. 

Mr Subramanian has been sympathetic towards the concept of a universal income, telling The Indian Express: “The government spends a lot of money on schemes to help the poor… It is not clear that the money actually reaches the poor. So the question is whether the UBI is a more effective way of reaching the poor that the current schemes that government employs.”

World news in pictures

•  
•  
•  
•  
• 41show all

 

 

The concept of UBI received a boost recently when the government of Finland announced the introduction of a trial involving 2,000 unemployed people. 

The recipients will be given €560 (£480) every month for two years unconditionally, even if they find work.

In a statement, the Finnish government said: “The primary goal of the basic income experiment is related to promoting employment. The experiment, including follow-up research, aims to find out whether basic income promotes employment."

However, UBI projects in Finland and India - if it goes ahead - are likely to strongly vary in their scale and implementation due to the vast differences in social and economic context.

Inko question kuda undi edi asalu reality lo sadyam aa ???

[bhaigan]

18 minutes ago, Recyclebin said:

Indian government to endorse universal basic income 'as way forward', says leading UBI advocate

India’s Chief Economic Advisor has already confirmed country's annual financial report will discuss free money 

• Will Worley 
• @willrworley 
• 2 months ago
• 22 comments

18K

Click to follow
The Independent Online

India is a rising economy but a substantial proportion of the population remains in poverty Getty

India is going to endorse a Universal Basic Income (UBI), according to a leading advocate of the system.  

The world’s largest democracy will release a report in January stating that UBI is “basically the way forward,” according to Professor Guy Standing, who has worked on universal income pilot projects in India.

If implemented, India would join Finland in providing free money to citizens. 

However, Prof Standing, a founding member of the Basic Income Earth Network, didn’t believe UBI would be introduced universally across India because of its radical nature. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0:00

/

0:22

 

 

 

 

 

 

Elon Musk believes Universal Basic Income will follow more automation

Under a universal income system, citizens would receive a set amount of money from the state, forfeiting other benefits. 

India, which has an estimated population of 1.3 billion people, has a growing economy but around 29.5 per cent of people live in poverty, according to a 2014 government report – particularly in rural areas. 

READ MORE

• Finland launches universal basic income pilot of 560 Euros a month
• Universal basic income 'the best way to reduce poverty'
• Universal basic income to be trialled in US in $10m scheme
• Canadian province takes major step towards universal basic income
• Scotland may trial giving each citizen a universal basic income

Prof Standing told Business Insider the effects of the UBI trials had been “remarkable positive” on their communities, allowing people to have a sense of control over their money, reducing debt and empowering women. 

"As a consequence of this,” Prof Standing said, “The Indian government is coming out with a big report in January. As you can imagine that makes me very excited. It will basically say this is the way forward."

While Prof Standing said the government report would say UBI was “feasible” he added: "I don't expect them to go the full way, because it's such a dramatic conversion.”

India’s Chief Economic Advisor, Arvind Subramanian, confirmed in October that the annual Economic Survey would discuss UBI. 

Mr Subramanian has been sympathetic towards the concept of a universal income, telling The Indian Express: “The government spends a lot of money on schemes to help the poor… It is not clear that the money actually reaches the poor. So the question is whether the UBI is a more effective way of reaching the poor that the current schemes that government employs.”

World news in pictures

•  
•  
•  
•  
• 41show all

 

 

The concept of UBI received a boost recently when the government of Finland announced the introduction of a trial involving 2,000 unemployed people. 

The recipients will be given €560 (£480) every month for two years unconditionally, even if they find work.

In a statement, the Finnish government said: “The primary goal of the basic income experiment is related to promoting employment. The experiment, including follow-up research, aims to find out whether basic income promotes employment."

However, UBI projects in Finland and India - if it goes ahead - are likely to strongly vary in their scale and implementation due to the vast differences in social and economic context.

malli ee plan ki casteism, favourtism, groupism, creed , religion , color ani add chesthara......evi gani add chesthe sanka nakipothadi ee program

[tennisluvr]

@bhaigan

Emayindi bro baaga emotional ga unnavu ee yala. Everything okay? 

[bhaigan]

7 hours ago, tennisluvr said:

@bhaigan

Emayindi bro baaga emotional ga unnavu ee yala. Everything okay? 

series of racial attacks on indian techies bro.asale monna jarigina incident ke kopam ga unna inka rendu incidents jarigai...........so india velladaniki edo obstacle undi ,, aa obstacle endi ani telusukovataniki avesham tho ela thread vesa.........

[bhaigan]

ltt

[princeofheaven]

11 hours ago, bhaigan said:

    lets do it. thats it , this is only way we can solve NRI's problem of money and also stop immigration and getting abused becuase of hate crimes

ivanni kadu bhaigan bhai, India lo corruption nepotism and malpractices aape varaku emi use undadu.We need right to recall in government and direct election of officials like in US

Hindi ardam aithe ee videos chudu, he was one of the followers of anna hazare

[bhaigan]

47 minutes ago, princeofheaven said:

ivanni kadu bhaigan bhai, India lo corruption nepotism and malpractices aape varaku emi use undadu.We need right to recall in government and direct election of officials like in US

Hindi ardam aithe ee videos chudu, he was one of the followers of anna hazare

chusanu bhayya bane cheppadu....so is it possible in reality ? mana country ni maname nasanam chesthunnam bhayya

[princeofheaven]

8 minutes ago, bhaigan said:

chusanu bhayya bane cheppadu....so is it possible in reality ? mana country ni maname nasanam chesthunnam bhayya

it is possible man, courts and bureaucratic systems ni reform cheste 10 years lo you will see a lot of change in India, but too many vested interests wont let that happen.

If  better systems come up people like Jagan wont be roaming our streets but in Jail and their properties will be seized...