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Breaking | India Overtakes Japan, Claims 4th Spot In Global Economy Rankings | NITI Aayog Confirms



Breaking | India Overtakes Japan, Claims 4th Spot In Global Economy Rankings | NITI Aayog Confirms

Breaking: India has officially surpassed Japan to become the world’s 4th largest economy; NITI Aayog confirms India’s surge.
The top 5 economies in the world are:
– USA
– China
– Germany
– India
– Japan

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46 Comments

  4. @simplewar on

    Thanks to all South Indian states who are the ONLY reason for this milestone and Historical fall of crude oil price which made oil companies rich and Govt can squeeze more blood money from every Indian without reducing fuel price for last few years.
    And thanks to All middle class rax payers who're paying taxes to the tax mafia (ie) Union govt to acheive their own milestones and use them as a trump card for future elections and in return they got bad Air bad roads worst infrasturcture

  9. @Kanthavel.KV.Chennai.Bharat on

    India is 1/6 th of humanity, so it should be calculated as a percentage of global gdp and our contribution, even 8-10 % of global gdp is agreeable.
    First, second, third, or fourth largest GDP shouldn't matter much – it's just for statistics
    The true benchmark is the living standards of common people…

  16. @jayakrishnan8034 on

    Yes I agree with NITI Ayog. However, our opposition political party may ask "any of our existing so called poor got benefited out of it" and will answer no😂 so all these will go in vein in a political context. It is because of our democratic way that those who doesn't understand the country's way of emerging but only personal.

  18. @-CSK-23 on

    It’s Quantitative not Qualitative..India has 140 crores 90% unemployed and Poor.. where Japan funds India….
    Don’t misguide. Their lifestyle index is un-comparable

  19. @cxm3120-z2y on

    Why are we happy? The economy may be worth $4 trillion, but still, crores of people in India cannot afford even one proper meal a day. There are crores of unemployed individuals. Countries like the UK and Saudi Arabia may not have economies as large as India’s, but look at their development and per capita income. We don’t have any real reason to be happy. Only people like Adani, Ambani, Amit Shah, and government-backed businessmen are earning and thriving. The rest of India is suffering, and growth is extremely slow for ordinary citizens.

    Imagine — during the Russia-Ukraine war, Russia sold crude oil at very low prices, but fuel prices in India never decreased. Only the rich and the powerful seem to benefit from such situations. For them, we mean nothing. We have just ₹10,000 in our accounts, yet we’re sitting here worrying about the economy, tariffs, and all that stuff.

  22. @economics-for-beginners3583 on

    I do not mean any disrespect to anyone, but any person with even the most basic knowledge of Economics would know that nominal GDP, especially for a country with a population size as large as 1.4 billion, actually means nothing. Thank you.

  26. @umeshsidhaye1396 on

    Sounds good…but it's too soon to get carried away..

    Economic performance needs to be measured not just in terms of the absolute size of the economy/GDP,but at the "per capita" level..
    And in order to achieve a respectable per capita income,we have miles and miles to go..

    Equitable distribution of the wealth and the resources amongst the citizens is very important…

    We cannot afford to have a situation where technically we may become no 4, no. 3 ,no 2 economy etc but the majority of the wealth is owned by a handful of persons comprising not even the 5% of the total population of the country…

  34. @userone-lh3is on

    Such a huge country overtaking such a small country is nothing to boast about . . .

    I may boast if India's GDP becomes proportionate with Japan's GDP based on their sizes . . .

  35. @neeraval on

    We are growing to become the 4th largest economy on the basis of a huge population. India is a country with the highest population. Whereas individual productivity is very low.

  41. @madhubodda6279 on

    After 2/3 years india will be the 3rd largest economy soon
    Thats why Modi ji stopped war against Paki….if we continue india downs to Pakisthan stage….we dont want War ….we want punishment to Pak

  42. @Really-hx7rl on

    Is that right?…okay well India can pay back all the money to Britain then, that we have given them through our Overseas Aid budget. It was ment to feed your poor and improve thier lives but it was funneled into your Space Program and other project's.

  43. @humanism- on

    nathuram's new bharat economy is more than 10 trillion but world will laugh so ass hole godi media and andhbhakt limited it to 4 trillion as directed by feku modi

  44. @InteriaUtest on

    Half truth is very dangerous, india laws are not properly solving labour problems unemployment problems, religion related problems, corrupted systems, middle class peoples problems, terrorism, manufacturing sector, service sectors, outdated education system etc.