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

I know India is doing well, and will continue to do so. Honestly, our GDP is improving, but maybe we should also talk a bit about GDP per capita, and how we can increase it. I've never seen these topics openly discussed on news channels.

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

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

HOW KOREA SUCCEEDED WHILE INDIA REMAINS ON PAPER! I had an insightful evening learning about our own GDP growing in the 4th quarter!! Which is really on paper GDP, and the realities are still the same for most of us!! What's lacking and what are

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

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

India has just become the world’s 4th largest economy, overtaking Japan. Our GDP is now reaching around $4.19 trillion according to the latest IMF data. This is a huge achievement, especially since India’s economy has doubled in the last decade "fr

Why Japan got the worst job culture and is dying because of it. Inshort 1. Until 1990, Japan's economy was booming and seemed like it could surpass the West. 2. This led to a stock market and real estate bubble due to easy loans. 3. The bubble bu

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