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Wealth of India’s 10 richest enough to fund school, higher education of every child for 25 years: Study

17Jan

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Wealth of India’s 10 richest enough to fund school, higher education of every child for 25 years: Study

Indian billionaire see their combined fate more than doubled during the Covid-19 pandemic, and their counts jumped up to 39 percent to 142, while the ten richest wealth was sufficient to fund children and higher education children in this country for 25 years, A new study shows Monday. In the annual inequality survey released on the first day of Summit Davos Agenda Davos Davos World Forum, Oxfam India further said that one additional tax percent at 10 percent was richest able to provide the country with almost 17.7 extra oxygen cylinders, while similar wealth tax on 98 families The richest billionaire will finance Ayushman Bharat, the largest health insurance scheme in the world, for more than seven years. Pandemic Covid-19 looked in a big rush for oxygen cylinders and insurance claims dur...

PM Modi to attend virtual summit of BRICS today

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In many respects, modern-day India is counted as a success story, says Barack Obama

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