India’s income and wealth inequality remains among the world’s highest, with the top 10% earning 58% of income, says World Inequality Report 2026.

The World Inequality Report 2026 points out that extreme inequality in India is neither natural nor unavoidable; it is the outcome of political and institutional choices ...

For decades, India has used household spending—not earnings—as an input for analysis and policy formulation. Income is very ...

Economic liberalization in India has shifted the emissions burden from more equal and developed states to less equal ones. This needs to change.

The Government of India levies tax upon the income of salaried and self-employed citizens of all age groups. Once you figure out which tax slab you fall under as per your tax regime, it becomes easier ...