“According to the UNDP report of 2003, Indian society is a highly inequitable society where the richest 10% consumes 33.5% of resources and the poorest 10 per cent get only 3.5% of resources. Around 233 million people are chronically hungry.”

National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)
Chairperson, Justice (Retd) A.S.Anand
Economic Times Finance Bangalore Friday 13th October 2006
Our Vision

AFFORDABLE AND AVAILABLE HEALTHCARE

bullet to secure the Life and Health of every Indian,
bullet to make Healthcare, Available and Affordable,
bullet to provide educational scholarship to every child
bullet to make every Indian Credit Worthy to enhance his skills and get gainfully employed.
bullet to make the poor, the Growth Engine of Indian industry
bullet to make the poor contribute to Indian GDP

While some 700 millions Indians are mired in poverty, living on less than a couple of dollars a day, India is also minting millionaires at the rate of knots.

bullet Banks & Microfinance institutions are now offering credit to community-based projects like provision of clean water, common energy systems and public sanitation facilities.
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While there are millions of people in the country who need micro credit to earn their livelihood, there is also an increase in the number of people who realize, the need for such basic facilities and are willing to take credit for the same, says industry experts.

---Micro credit finds outlet in community projects
Economic Times Finance Bangalore Friday 13th October 2006

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"As MFIs begin to offer more and more services through common channels, their operating costs will go down resulting in lower interest rates,” asserts Mr. NV Ramana, CEO Basix.

---Microfinance institutions
Economic Times Finance Bangalore Friday 13th October 2006
Solution
bullet Social Security Scheme
bullet Life & health coverage
bullet Student Scholarship
bullet Credit worthiness
bullet Opportunity to enhance skills to get gainfully employed
bullet Access to finance