Underprivileged

Two-thirds of the planet earth is occupied by underprivileged people. Their total earning in a day is less than 1 dollar. Entire family is dependent on a single bread-winner. And there is no promise that the bread-winner gets work every day throughout the year. Most of them are uneducated. They neither have a bank account nor amount to save. They live on daily wages. They stay in huts or temporary accommodations. No medical facilities, no clean water to drink, no gas to cook their food; life is nothing but a misery. But, why we are allowing these underprivileged people to remain as underprivileged? What those elected governments across the geographies are doing?

The recent financial inclusion policy that the governments across the globe are religiously implementing to reach the unreached is already proving itself as a main differentiator when compared with the rest of the policies that have been designed for underprivileged so far. With the help of this policy, which facilitates as a last mile service for the banks to service the rural and urban markets, there is a chance that governments across the world can improve the lives of underprivileged like never before.

Besides, underprivileged people across the world have to understand the situation there are in and make efforts to increase awareness of their hidden potential to change their fortunes across their brethren. They should educate themselves, make use of government provided opportunities in a skillful way, capitalize on the opportunities that they come across in life, and improve the chance of their livelihood.