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"INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS
Introduction
This research examines income distribution in India. To the extent possible, income distribution is considered within the context of class differentials, wherein class is defined as low-, middle-, and high-income groups. For the greater part, however, income distribution is considered within the context of population quintiles, as it is in this form that the reliable data on income distribution of collected and published by organizations such as the World Bank. Factors that explain income distribution patterns in India also are addressed.

Income Distribution in India
India is a massive country with a huge population. Almost one-billion people (929.4 million in mid-1995) reside in a country.."

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