World Bank: Poorest in rich nations earn more than India's richest 10%

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A World Bank report reveals a stark disparity in living standards between rich nations and India. It states that the poorest 10% of people in high-income countries earn more than the richest 10% in India. This comparison highlights the significant income gap between advanced economies and India. The findings illustrate the differing scales of economic development globally.

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