The Problem with RICH Getting Richer and The POOR Getting Poorer!

[venkateshtejakotrike]

Dude! This is not just in India! The entire world including countries like America has the same! Like it or not! Unfortunately that’s how the entire world has been working from a long time

[kartaaham]

That's just how things work. It's not because anybody's oppressing anybody.

You need money to make money. People who already have money will find opportunity in every crisis. While during the crisis even their wealth might plunge, on the other side of it they'll grow.

As you get richer, your ability to get even more rich also increases.

[neelavbarai]

"The rich get richer and poor get poorer" is true till you are not rich.

[wegarhwali]

Even if you divide world's wealth equally among all.. after few years you will see few of them are rich, few of them are poor... It is all about mindset and hardworking nature... Neither families were born rich, either they aur their ancestors did hard work which they are continuing.

[neet_preparation]

That is the reason why govt should invest more in education and health care sectors so that poor children get a good jobs or do something great.

[B-W.]

The poor get poorer because they (not always but usually) spend a chunk of their money on addictions like Alcohol and Tobacco. Remember the lines outside Delhi thekas at Covid time? One more thing that no one talks about is, usually poor people have more children and they start having kids at an earlier age. External factors do exist and are powerful, but no one ever addresses the internals.

[ssmssm]

Many influencer like this guy came from a highly privileged family studied in pvt engg college by donating lakhs and lakhs after that take money and contacts from family starting their own Bussiness . Aur yahan aake apne aap ko entrepreneur keh ke hum jaise middle class working professional ko gyan pehlte he

[apoorvbajpai]

imagine this ... if a normal guy who hates millionaires and their wealth increase, suddenly figures out a way to be rich and becomes a millionaire himself, would he like the other normal people to hate him? and is he now the part of the other end of the stick himself?

[Laby]

That’s what happens when you buy things and not assets. Every Indian had the opportunity to buy nifty or Sensex with as little as 500rs a month/year. These principles (systems) have been there since the time of Babylon.

[novelaviator]

Poor don't get poorer only because the system is wrong. It is also because education in India is treated as learning to read and write and not learn and understand. A lot of people are forced into poverty when they cannot support their finances in case of a medical emergency or they want weddings that costs them more than they can afford.

[Nobody-nlhi]

I think it is because of fear of losing money when it comes to investing
sepcially in share market.
I am from middle class family during lock down I was literally forcing my parents to invest in good and old stock but they said "Ye stock market scam hai ".

[jasondavis]

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[PseudoProphet]

Poor are not getting poorer they are just losing their percentage in the total wealth of India.

[srijanmishra]

Yesterday I was thinking that I am a middle class so I would be probably in the somewhat top 50 to 30% of India but this time my father earn around 16 lacs a year job + investment & my mom 5-10 lakh /yr & my sis - 10-12 lac/yr and I recently got to know that we may be in the top 1% of India and just by these facts you can't imagine how poor actually the India is

[SyedMaqsoodAglaKhadam]

I simply love the way you present data.

[pragmatic_p]

It's not the system, it's mindset of people majorly... it's the people who doesn't want to change...but super rich are the ones, who can easily identify tweak changes in society and take advantage of it!!

[raghavsrivastava]

One of the problem with less wealthy people is that they are too afraid in spending money/investing in the right place and they have a mental block that they cannot be rich. It's more of a Money EQ problem.

[TheSomeone]

And one more fact is that, we all are also falls in that top 20%.(Expect some who watching this video)

[froster]

India has 124 million people living in extreme poverty but now it is just 15 million this percentage is because buisness of middle classes and high classes is growing extremely fast

[jyotirmoychatterjee]

That is because most prime accounts are shared between friends for free fast delivery. So the order coming from one prime account is actually cumulative total orders of lets assume 10 people