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Gaza Famine: Breaking World's Heart

Gaza Famine: Humanity’s Degradation & The Silent Watch of 8 Billion People Gaza Famine: Where is Humanity in the Face of Unprecedented Cruelty? The unfolding Gaza famine has become one of the most heart-wrenching crises in modern times. As millions of innocent lives struggle for food, water, and safety, the world is asking: why so cruel the Israel in its actions? The degradation of humanity is visible, yet silence from global powers raises an even deeper question — where is humanity? 8 Billion People Are Watching — But Doing Nothing Today, 8 billion people are watching this crisis unfold in real-time through media and reports. Yet, instead of action, there is paralysis. The world has witnessed famine, wars, and displacement before, but no such atrocity record in global history compares to the scale and cruelty of what Gaza is facing today. What Has Technology Taught Us About Humanity? With satellite...

BPL

BPL stands for Below Poverty Line. This term is used by Indian Government but it is well known to all around the world. This poverty line varies from state to state. However it is a good scale to measure poverty of a country.

Income less than $1.25/day is defined as extreme poverty. More than 40% Indians are living in BPL. Not only India many other countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, Laos,  Somalia, and some other African and Latin American countries are living below this limit of BPL.

In the USA the bpl is $ 3099/year for a four members family. For the year 2006 it was 20,650/ year. This amount is growing due to inflation and continuous increasing of essential products.   In india it is Rs 560/month per person in Urban area and 368/month per person.Though household income is different in different countries but idea of BPL is a good indicator of poverty.
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