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Debating the ‘healthy longevity initiative’

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By Vani S. Kulkarni, Raghav Gaiha, Vidhya Unnikrishnan
| The Hindu Verified
Once in a while, the World Bank publishes a visionary and profound report on an important aspect of human well being. A case in point is ‘Unlocking the Power of Healthy Longevity: Demographic Change, Non-communicable Diseases, and Human Capital’ that was published in Washington DC in September 2024. A significant demographic transformation is underway with a rapidly aging population.
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The tyranny of inequality

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By Nidhi Kaicker, Vani S. Kulkarni, Raghav Gaiha
| The Hindu Verified
Honore De Balzac, a French novelist, wrote, “Behind every great fortune there is a crime.” This is at best a half-truth as it overlooks that income/wealth accumulation also breeds serious offences/crimes.
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How income inequality significantly contributes to corruption in all its forms Original

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By Nidhi Kaicker, Veena S. Kulkarni, Raghav Gaiha
| The Economic Times Verified
Based on the Gallup World Poll Survey for India (2019-23)-CMIE Consumer Pyramids Household Survey, income inequality breeds corruption - in both business and government . Once rich, not only is there a strong temptation to become richer, it's also easier (through share market manipulation, political lobbying, etc).
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