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🚀 Top 15 Countries by GDP Growth (2015-2025) 🌍📊 India's GDP growth is 77% in 10 years. (Source:-IMF, Inflation-Adjusted) 🏆 Fastest Growing Economies: 🇮🇳 India: +77% ($2.4T → $4.3T) 🇨🇳 China: +74% ($11.2T → $19.5T) 🇰🇷 South Korea: +29% ($1.

India at 2035: - GDP: $4T to $10T - Per capita: $2.5K to $6K - Discretionary spending: $3K - Stock Market capitalization: $10T - Annual Infra creation: $250B to $600B Which sectors to ride India story?

According to the International Monetary Fund's April 2025 World Economic Outlook, India is projected to become the world's fourth-largest economy in 2025. The IMF anticipates India's nominal GDP for the fiscal year 2026 to reach $4.187 trillion, sl

🇮🇳 India has become the leader in IPOs for 2024, surpassing China and the US - Financial Times. 🏆 Top countries by number of IPOs — 1️⃣ India — 310 IPOs 2️⃣ USA — 226 3️⃣ South Korea — 117 4️⃣ China — 84 🌏 It’s highly likely tha

📈 India Set to Become World's 4th Largest Economy in 2025 According to the IMF's World Economic Outlook April 2025, India is projected to become the fourth largest economy globally in 2025, surpassing Japan with a nominal GDP of $4.187 trillion. Th

India's Two-Year Low: The Middle Class Squeeze Amid Economic Turmoil India's urban consumption has hit a two-year low in 2024, driven by persistent inflation and stagnant wages. Middle-class households, already struggling with rising costs, are cu

$4 Trillion Ambitions, Yet Mothers Delivering at Gates? We MUST Fix This. 🇮🇳💔 GDP figures and economic milestones are important, but they are hollow if they don't convert into improved quality of life, safety, and dignity for every single Indian.

- Contributes 3.5% of global GDP but makes up only 1.9% of MSCI ACWI index (tracks large and mid-cap stocks across 23 developed and 24 emerging markets) → Notably, ~10% of the world's high-quality companies are from India (15%+ ROIC & revenue CAGR)

Hey is that you know I what way india grown before and after liberalisation Here's some information about India's growth rate before and after economic liberalization: 1980s India's growth rate was higher than the previous decades, but it was als

The world's largest economies by nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) are: 1. China: $37.07 trillion 2. United States: $29.17 trillion 3. India: $16.02 trillion 4. Japan: $6.57 trillion 5. Russia: $6.91 trillion 6. Germany: $6.02 trillion