Are economic reforms and the greater role of markets responsible for growth being anti-poor and anti-equality, or is it the failure of governance in poverty-ridden states like Bihar and Jharkhand that is the primary problem? I would think it is the latter. There is a strong state-wise dimension to India’s poverty question, and the first answers have to come from the governments of the concerned states.
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