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India's economy may overtake Japan soon. BUT... It's per capita GDP remains strikingly low at just $2,880, according to the IMF — far behind China’s $13,690 and Japan’s $33,960. Link - https://m.economictimes.com/news/economy/indicators/indias-e

Germany is way ahead than India than You Think‼️ The news and social media has ruined the minds of people and somewhat brainwashed them by not revealing the truth. No doubt India is 5th largest economy but in top 10 economy list India has the lowest

Between 2014 and 2024, India’s GDP saw a major jump from about $2 trillion to $3.7 trillion, an increase of $1.7 trillion. In rupee terms, the GDP grew from ₹113 lakh crore to ₹294 lakh crore, adding ₹181 lakh crore over the decade. GDP per capita a

As a report India GDP is 3.385 trillion With an average growth of 7 percent GDP per capita is 2375 dollars Is this GDP of our contry includes all MSME and small enterprises where the artifact's,decorative items,etc which are created in tire 2 and

Durga Puja plays an important role in the economy of West Bengal since it contributes largely to its GDP and provides widespread employment to all sections of people. The creative industries associated with the festival are valued at about ₹32,377 cr

India becomes 4th largest economy✨️ 1. *Celebratory Post*: "India's economy is on the rise! We're now the 4th largest economy in the world, with a GDP of $4 trillion. Let's keep pushing forward and making our nation proud! #IndiaRising #EconomicGrowt

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India just hit $4 trillion GDP-but ask yourself this: When was the last time you felt a major economic milestone in your wallet? We've officially become the world's 4th largest economy, overtaking Japan. Cue the celebrations, headlines, and LinkedIn

Some amazing facts about the Indian Wedding Industry: 🔹Weddings are now the SECOND BIGGEST industry in India! 🔹Indians actually spend more on their child's wedding than on 18 years of education. 🔹On average, they put aside 5x the per capita GD

The gap between rural and urban spending in India has narrowed significantly over the past decade. This is according to a recent study which found that average monthly per capita consumption expenditure has more than doubled in both rural and urban a