A deeply misleading narrative has recently been doing the rounds — that India is the ‘fourth most equal country in the world’ ...

The Gini Coefficient, the flawed metric behind this damaging myth, ignores billions in black wealth, millions of social grants, and one of Africa’s fastest-growing middle classes.

According to the World Bank, India's Gini Index stands at 25.5, making it the fourth most equal country in the world, after ...

Is the Gini coefficient still a relevant measure of inequality in South Africa? This article explores its limitations and advocates for the continued use of robust statistical measures in policy-makin ...

Is South Africa truly the most unequal country in the world? This article challenges the widely accepted Gini Coefficient, revealing how it overlooks significant black wealth and social progress, and ...

Mind what you post about your country, on social media and elsewhere. Artificial Intelligence (AI), is already defining ...

India's poverty rate of 28.1% challenges its claim as one of the most equal societies, Congress urges policy change.

India's SDG progress report highlights advancements in poverty reduction and social protection. Social protection now covers ...

Report shows significant growth in agriculture productivity, social protection coverage, renewable energy, waste management, ...

Digitalisation of Indian government services is creating inequalities in delivery of schemes to the marginalised.

People in wealthier societies are more likely to view having too much money as morally wrong compared to those living in ...

A comparison of the two sets of figures published yesterday reveals interesting features. While the USA is ahead of China in ...