There is no one reason; there are many factors.
The first important thing to realise is that there has never been 'equality' in India or any of the individual states of India. (Depending on what you mean by 'equality'/'inequality', you could also argue that there has never been total equality anywhere in the world, ever.)
Those who have been in power have never wanted total equality, and have done little to try to realise it.
Inequality is traditional in India (and in some of the religions practised in India).
India is vast spatially and in population. The project of creating 'equality' is such a long-term project that any politician in power that attempted it would be long out of office and probably dead before it could be completed.
Humans are intrinsically greedy and selfish - that is how people survive.
The reasons go on and on. More interesting questions are what you mean by equality and why you expect it.
He is saying that the development of reason led to inequality. Private property led to scarcity which led to the need to develop reason which led to comparitiveness which led to the transmutation of self-love into vanity which is a manifestation of our realization of inequality
Race, gender, and class.
india has various social evils some of them include dowry,child labour,gender inequality
women were avoided to do nothing.This made women to protest.
Conflict Perspective
The key industries in India are textiles, food processing, and chemicals.
Yes, India is classified as a middle-income country by the World Bank. It has a diverse economy with significant agricultural, industrial, and service sectors. Despite its status, India faces challenges such as income inequality and poverty, which affect its overall development. The country's economic growth has been robust, but disparities remain a key issue.
You cannot, unless there is some logical reason which implies which sign to use.
For many years there was a cast system which was a very strict social hierarchy.
The main reason of shortage of fuels in india is smagling of fuels in black.
Poverty makes poor more n more poor as they can not afford basic needs .On the other side rich remain rich. This create inequality in India .Also the income as well as standard of living of poor and rich is unequal.
Indeed, India has the least income inequality of all these countries (GINI Index):India: 36.8United States: 45Mexico: 48.2Brazil: 56.7But you should be aware that it only means India has a better distribution of income, not that it is 'richer' than any of the aforementioned countries (GDP Per Capita - PPP):India: 3,100United States: 46,400Mexico: 13,500Brazil: 10,200