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India is 5th largest economy in the world But why India's Nomial per capita income Ranking stands at 136th place What's the problem

The World Bank has classified Russia as a high-income country, estimating the gross income per capita at $14,250 per year.

Unfiltered thoughts (5/5) There are 3 types of India: India-1 ~Population of 110 Mn ~Per capita income of $10k ~Buys from Flipkart, watch Netflix, drink Starbucks coffee ~Contributes to 40% of India GDP ~Fluent with English ~35Mn credit card users

The country that does not respect and value time may become rich in GDP terms but will remain poor in per capita income forever.

India in coming 10-12 years- - Size of economy - from $3.8 trillion to $10t - Per capita income- from $2500 to $6000-7000 - Discretionary spending- from $500-600 to $3000 - Infra spending- from $200-250b to $650-700b - Equity Investors- 5-6% to 15%.

‼️ Why they even make such a weird comments on GDP , why not talk about per capita income ? What's your views guys , how big Indian GDP can be ?

India's per capita paint consumption is only 3.8 liters, compared to a global average of 15 liters. That's a whopping 75% less! Plus, the price per liter in India is 61% lower than the global average.

India needs 75 yrs to reach quarter of US per capita GDP. This is the truth. Don't get mislead by politicians big mouthing

Pan Masala Consumption in India State wise

Income inequality in India