Conventionally, the fundamental axis of Economic growth is widely followed in elimination of poverty. China, an east Asian country battled the poverty through some unconventional approaches and unfastidious policies.
The Question that follows now is whether a full fledged poverty elimination is feasible or not. Is the Chinese precedence an unrealistic benchmark in the aspect of reforms? Or can India also take the note of the extremely idealistic policies to achieve the feat?
With another episode of the Bigger Picture, let's plunge deeper into an untapped subject of political and economic history of Asia and the lessons which stems out of this chapter.
