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India recorded a 24.1% decline in extreme poverty in 12 years: Read in detail what the World Bank said in its report

India recorded a 24.1% decline in extreme poverty in 12 years: Read in detail what the World Bank said in its report

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    The World Bank uses three international poverty thresholds to measure poverty, based on daily income or consumption levels adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP). The latest estimates use 2021 PPP values and three poverty lines: $3 per day, $4.20 per day and $8.30 per day.

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The World Bank uses three international poverty thresholds to measure poverty, based on daily income or consumption levels adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP). The latest estimates use 2021 PPP values and three poverty lines: $3 per day, $4.20 per day and $8.30 per day.

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India recorded a 24.1% decline in extreme poverty in 12 years: Read in detail what the World Bank said in its report

The World Bank uses three international poverty thresholds to measure poverty, based on daily income or consumption levels adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP). The latest estimates use 2021 PPP values and three poverty lines: $3 per day, $4.20 per day and $8.30 per day.

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