Theoretical Framework on Poverty Measurement in Bihar & its Policies

Abstract

Bihar is the poorest condition of the nation, except for Orissa, and furthermore positions among the slowest developing districts of the nation. The moderate development of the state alongside the segment pressure has prompted its monetary retrogressionthe per capita salary deteriorated during the 1990s as well as really demonstrated a decrease during a portion of the years. Bihar's per capita salary, which was roughly 60% of the Indian normal during the 1960s, declined to around 40% in 1993-94, and further to around 30% during 2003-04. In regard of other social and human improvement pointers as well, the state's presentation has been poor. In any case, as of late, there have been indications of progress. The development rate has begun quickening and there have been purposeful and huge endeavors during the most recent three years or so by the Bihar government to ease poverty and create vocations for the poor. There have been indications of enhancements for a few fronts. Nonetheless, Bihar's poverty is profound established and conquering it requires composed endeavors from the state and focal governments, yet additionally from numerous different entertainers, including neighborhood and non-legislative associations (NGOs), worldwide organizations, and numerous others. This paper mirrors a hypothetical structure on poverty measurement in Bihar and what sort of arrangements must be outlined to destroy poverty in Bihar since poverty is an exceptionally mind boggling issue and there is a desperate need to devise an engaged system for poverty annihilation and unmistakably characterized functions for the different partners in such manner.