Paul,
The key is in the housing standards so there can be no real comparison you cannot apply the Indian definition of homelessness to Australia or vice-versa.
Homeless in Australia includes those living in dangerous sub-standard housing whereas in India such housing would be considered quite adequate.
I gave three entities as references, why quote only Wikipedia?
It goes without saying that the 2011 figures will be exceeded.

Pauliar,

I am not suggesting the No of Indian homelessness, I am quoting the figure from the experts. Whereas the figure that you quoted was pulled from your arse as you lied again.

Possibly it is due to the extended family household that is common in India.

P.S. I am glad that you have conceded that Taiwan and South Korea have vastly outperformed Communist China.

Issy, I get my first eye done tomorrow, a couple of errors I don't see.

The acceptable standard should be the same for all, regardless. Example, a mild earth tremor sees substandard houses in India fall down killing hundreds, unacceptable.

BTW, census and homelessness don't go well together, many fall through the cracks

Paul,
All the. best with the eye

And take care afterwards, heed your doctor’s advice.

Thanks Issy,

First cab off the rank at 6.40am for 8 o'clock. If bad eye ok will do left next month. Right eye can't even read a street sign.

Young grandson was also to have tonsils out tomorrow in Sydney, but they've got bloody Covid, only mild but it mucks things up. The specialists said he requires a PCR test to confirm the young fella does have Covid, he's not 3 yet. D in law asked I can do a RAT on him I have them at home, no good said spec, got to be PCR test I won't accept RAT as proof. Well, the kids GP wouldn't do it. The specialists is only thinking of his bloody pocket.