Back
Anonymous
Hey I am on Medial • 7h
In India, wealth inequality is staggering — and yet most public attention goes elsewhere. Just look at the numbers: • Top 1% control ~40% of the nation’s wealth • Top 10% control ~70% of the wealth • Bottom 50% control only about 6.4% Half the population shares a slice so small it barely registers — and this gap keeps widening. But instead of discussing economic justice, fair wages, public services, or structural inequality, we’re constantly pulled into debates about religion, politics, caste, identity, language, nationalism, and everything else that keeps people divided. It’s wild how effectively wealth inequality gets overshadowed. People argue endlessly about temples, hijabs, caste pride, political personalities, left vs right… meanwhile a tiny percentage accumulates more and more power and resources. Imagine what could happen if even a fraction of that attention shifted to economic issues that actually shape people’s lives.
More like this
Recommendations from Medial
Anonymous
Hey I am on Medial • 10m
Why the Rich Don’t Focus on Caste, Religion, ethnicities, class etc. Read carefully think and reflect The way people view caste class, religion often depends on their economic situation. The rich usually don’t care much about caste or religion, wh
See More
Amanat Prakash
Building xces • 7m
After a long time, I want to share my thoughts about the Indian government. First: Before 2014, as far as I remember, the media used to speak the truth and question the government. TV shows, celebrities — many of them openly criticized those in powe
See MoreAnonymous
Hey I am on Medial • 9m
Hey folks, Take this in a positive way only These are some thoughts that struck my mind, and I wanted to share them with you. Have you ever noticed how religion and business operate in a surprisingly similar way? At their core, both systems rely on
See More
Shashank Deshpande
PhD Student, Massach... • 10m
There is a paradigm on the AI frontier that is explicitly untapped even in foundational research labs. Deep learning allows for serendipitous model discovery whereby irreducible problems are now accessible by systematic scaling and deployment of dis
See More
Tarun Suthar
•
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India • 6m
Microsoft-backed Builder.ai files for bankruptcy 📉 Another AI unicorn has fallen. this time, it’s Builder.ai. Once hailed as a game-changer with $450M+ in funding from giants like Microsoft and Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund, Builder.ai promised a
See More
Download the medial app to read full posts, comements and news.