India has the largest number of people living in poverty, though poverty rate (percentage of population) is highest in some African countries. --- Global SnapshotIndia has about 234 million people classified as multidimensionally poor—the highest absolute number worldwide .Other countries with high poor populations include Pakistan (~93 million), Ethiopia (86 M), Nigeria (74 M), and DR Congo (66 M) .Over 1.1 billion people live in acute (multidimensional) poverty globally, with nearly 40% in conflict zones .--- Poverty Rates vs. Total...
Which Country Has the Most Beggars?There is no exact global ranking of beggars, but India is often considered the country with the largest number of beggars in terms of population and visibility. According to various reports and estimates:India has over 4 lakh (400,000+) beggars, with states like West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, and Maharashtra having the highest numbers.Other countries with visible begging problems include Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, the Philippines, and some parts of Eastern Europe.While many countries have beggars, in India...
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Jun“Charity begins at home” is not just an old proverb—it is a powerful reminder that real change starts from within. At Duckky.in, we believe in this philosophy deeply. Before we can make a difference globally, we must first look around and help those suffering in our own homes, communities, and streets.India, a land of rich culture and diversity, is still home to millions of people struggling for basic needs—children without food, elderly without care, animals without shelter, and families fighting...
Education is one of the most powerful tools to break the cycle of poverty. It is the foundation upon which individuals build their lives, careers, and dreams. For poor children, education is not just a right — it is a lifeline. It opens the door to opportunities that otherwise would remain closed forever. In a world where millions of children are trapped in poverty, ensuring they receive quality education is both a moral responsibility and a practical necessity for the...
A National Emergency: 3,000 Indian Children Die Every Day from Hunger – 10 Shocking TruthsIndia, often celebrated as a rapidly developing economy, is silently suffering from a humanitarian crisis that gets little attention — child malnutrition and hunger. Every day, approximately 3,000 children die in India due to hunger-related causes. These are not deaths caused by rare diseases or natural disasters. These are entirely preventable deaths caused by malnutrition, a lack of food, healthcare, and awareness.The numbers are staggering, and...