International rankings of India

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The following lists show India's international rankings in various fields and topic

Contents

Demography

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesSourceNotes
Population 1 / 207 Worldometer 1.398 billion as of December, 2021 [1]
Population density 21 / 207 World Bank It was 454.938 people per square kilometer in 2018. [2]
Fertility rate 102 / 201 World Bank The total fertility rate in India was 1.98 children per woman in 2021. [3]
Population growth rate (yearly) 107 / 216 World Bank India population growth rate in the year 2021 was 1.09%.
Area 7 / 194 United Nations Statistics Division(UNSD) The area of India is 3,287,263 km square.
Net migration (rate) 1 / 194 Micro Trends The current net migration rate for India in 2020 is -0.369 per 1000 population, a 3.66% decline from 2019. [4]
Net migrants 2 / 194 World Bank 2012 – 2,598,218 emigrated
HEALTH
Life expectancy 125 / 195 Human development Index 2021– 69.8 years [5]
Infant Mortality 113 / 223 CIA 2017 est – 32 per 1000 [6]
Ethnic and cultural diversity 17/ 215Fearon Analysis [7] 2003
Epidemiology of diabetes mellitus 2 / 194 International Diabetes Federation 2017 (72.95 of 425 million diagnosed adult diabetics, live in India) [8]
Rate of Epidemiology of diabetes mellitus48 / 194 International Diabetes Federation 2017 – Percentage of Population affected by Diabetes – 10.39%
Cigarette consumption 12 / 185tobaccoatlas.org2014 [9]
Cigarette consumption per capita 185 / 185tobaccoatlas.org2014
Alcohol consumption per capita 76 / 191 World Health Organization 2014
Global Hunger Index 94/107 International Food Policy Research Institute Oct 2020 report
Suicide rate 19 / 176 World Health Organization
Health Expenditure per capita (PPP) 141 / 190 World Health Organization 2014 – $267 (inflation-adjusted 2011 dollars)
Human Capital Index 115 / 152 World Bank 2018 [10]
EDUCATION
Literacy rate 77.7% 2017-18 NSO 2017-18 – 77.7% [11] [12]
Human capital 103 / 130 WEF – The Global Human capital Report2017 [13]
Education Index 145 / 191 United Nations 2013
Programme for International Student Assessment 72 to 74 / 74 OECD 2009
LANGUAGE
Linguistic diversity index 14 / 232 SIL International 2017
Official languages 2 / 4122 official languages

Society

ListIndia Ranking/Total CountriesSourceNotes
World Happiness Report 137/156 UN-SDSN 20 March 2021 report. Score=3.573
Happy Planet Index 30 / 140 New Economics Foundation 2016 – Score 29.2 [14]
Aggregate metrics
Human Development Index 131/ 189 United Nations 2020 report – score 0.647
Inequality-adjusted HDI 94/ 151 UNDP 2020- score 0.538
Social Progress Index 117 / 128 Social Progress Imperative 2020 report- score 56.80
Where-to-be-born Index 72/ 80 Economist Intelligence Unit 2020- score 5.31
Legatum Prosperity Index 101 / 149 Legatum 2020- score 53.64
Global Youth Development Index134 / 183Global Youth Development Index 2016
List of countries by homeless population 8 / 52Business Standard2011 – 1,770,000 homeless
Urbanization by country 161 / 199 CIA The World Factbook 2015 est
Gun ownership 2 / 179 total # firearms
94 / 179 per capita #		 Small Arms Survey 2017 – 71,101,000 civilian-held firearms or 5.3 guns per 100 residents
Gender
Global Gender Gap Report 108 / 144 World Economic Forum 2018 [15]
Gender Inequality Index 76 / 188 UNDP 2017 – value: 0.524 [5] – female Labour force participation rate: 26.8% [16]
State of the World's Mothers report / 77 Save the Children 2010 [17] [18]
Crime
Intentional homicides 2 / 219 United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2015 – 41,623 Intentional homicides
Global Slavery Index 4 / 167 Walk Free Foundation 2016 – 18,354,700 living in modern slavery [19]
Global Terrorism Index104/130 Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) 2017
Global Peace Index 139/163Visionhumanity.org [20] 11 June 2020 report.

Score=2.628

Economy

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesNotes
GDP growth rate 20/1322023 – 7.8 [21] %
Nominal GDP 5/1852023 – US $3.74 trillion
GDP (PPP) 3/1892023 – US$13.03 trillion
Per capita GDP (nominal) 148/1892023 – US$2,127
Per capita GDP (PPP) 140/1872023 – US$7,500
tax revenue to GDP ratio 109 / 1802022 – 10.8% of GDP
Imports 11/2222023 – US $420 billion
Exports 14/2222023 – US $481 billion
Received FDI 8/1152023 – US $500 billion
Number of Billionaires 3/712023 - 169
Gold reserve 13/182023 – 610 tons
Public debt 82 / 189Gdp nominal 2021- 85%
Foreign-Exchange reserves 8/1932023 - US $463 billion
Minimum wages 64 / 1562021 – $1350/yr
GNI nominal 9 / 152016 – value $2,027,964,000,000
GNI PPP 3 / 152021 – value $8,594,226,000,000 international dollars
GNI (PPP) per capita 124 / 1792021 – $5680international dollars
Employment rate 42 / 472020– 56.6% of 15–64 year olds in employment
Intellectual property Index36/502019
Globalization Index 107 / 1842017
World Competitiveness Yearbook scoreboard45 / 632017
Global Resilience Index60 / 1302017 [22]
Index of Economic Freedom 123 / 1782016
Quality-of-life index 43 / 562017
Ease of doing business index 63 / 1902019
Global Competitiveness Index 68 / 1412019
Index of Economic Freedom 128 / 1782016
Economic Freedom of the World 95 / 1572015 – score 6.63
Financial Development Index 51 / 1832016
Global Innovation Index 48 / 1312020 report
IT industry competitiveness index 18 / 662016
ICT Development Index 134 / 1762017 [23]
Global Innovation Index 48 / 1292020
Space Competitiveness Index 6 / 152013
Networked Readiness Index 91 / 1392016 – Score 3.8 [24]
Passengers carried in rail transport 2 / 862016 [25] [26] – 8.224 billion passengers
Longest Railway platforms 1 / 5
rail transport network size 3 / 1492015 – 68,525 km
Traffic-related deaths 2 / 1802013 – 238,562 deaths
Vehicles per capita 84 / 1632015 – 0.167 per capita, 55,725,543 total
Electricity production 3 / 2092019 – 1,558,700
Steel production 2 / 382018 – 101.4 million metric tons
Coal production 2 / 402018 - 716 Mt
Coal consumption 2 / 202018 - 982 Mt

Communications

The following rankings involving technological advances in communication are taken from the CIA World Factbook. [27]

ListWorld rankSourceDemographics (est.)
Telephone Lines in Use 12 / 218 CIA The World Factbook 2019 Jan – 21.79 million [28] [29]
Mobile Phones in Use 2 / 2221,515,971,713 lines (90.15% density) for 1.37 billion population, as of October 2020 [28]
Internet users (pct of population) 141 / 228 ITU estimate2017 – 40.142% [30]
Fixed-Broadband Internet subscribers 10 / 228 ITU estimate2017 - 17,856,024
4G LTE penetration 15 / 75 OpenSignal 2017 – 81.56%
Internet connection speeds 89 / 149 Akamai Technologies 2017 Q1 – Average 6.5Mbit/s [31]
Television broadcast stations 4 / 2332016 – 857 licensed stations
Wikipedia edits per country11 / 165 Wikimedia 2013 – 2.9% of edits

Sport

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesSourceNotes
CRICKET
Cricket – men's Test 1/12 International Cricket Council(ICC)31 July 2023 [32]
Cricket – men's ODI 1/20 International Cricket Council(ICC)15 Aug 2023 [33]
Cricket – men's T20 1/87 International Cricket Council(ICC)17 Aug 2023 [34]
Cricket – women's ODI 4/13 International Cricket Council(ICC)01 Aug 2023 [35]
Cricket -Women's T20I4/64 International Cricket Council(ICC)15 Aug 2023 [36]
FOOTBALL
Football – men's99/208 FIFA 20 July 2023 [37]
Football – women's60/188 FIFA 9 June 2023 [38]
HOCKEY
Hockey -men's1 / 96 International Hockey Federation(FIH)12 Aug 2023 [39]
Hockey - women's8/ 80 International Hockey Federation(FIH)30 July 2023 [39]
BADMINTON
Badminton 5 / 126 World Badminton Federation(BWF)4 July 2023 [40]
Rugby Union – men's86 / 109 World Rugby 14 Aug 2023 [41]
CHESS
Chess – All players4 / 184 FIDE 1 Jan 2020 [42]
Chess – women's3 / 156 FIDE 1 Jan 2020 [42]
VOLLEYBALL
fivb Senior World Rankings 68/77 Fédération Internationale de Volleyball
OLYMPIC
Olympic All time Medal's Tally 56 / 154 IOC Total=5 medals.

Gold=10

Silver=9

Bronze=16

Paralympic Gold Medals 57 / 122 IOC 2016 – 4 Golds from 11 Games (11 – Summer, 0 – Winter)
Paralympic Medals 57 / 122 IOC 2016 – 12 medals from 11 Games (11 – Summer, 0 – Winter)

Entertainment

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesSourceNotes
Film productions 1 / 15 UNESCO 2021
Cinema box office 3 / 15 MPAA 2019 - $2.4 bn
Cinema admissions 1 / 10 European Audiovisual Observatory 2019 – 10,324,000,000

Politics

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesSourceNotes
Corruption Perceptions Index 86 / 179 Transparency International 2020 [43]
Press Freedom Index 148 / 180 Reporters Without Borders 2020
Soft power 24 / 25Monocle2018-19 [44]
Monocle Soft power in Asia 7 / 10Monocle2016–17 [45]
The Asia Soft power 10 3 / 10 [46] 2018 [47]
Rule of Law Index 68 / 113 World Justice Project 2019 [48]
Democracy Index 51/165 Economist Intelligence Unit 2019 (6.90 / 10 flawed democracy )
Democracy Ranking 65 / 112 Democracy Ranking 2015–2016 [49]
Corporate Governance 20 / 38GMI Ratings2010
E-Government 96 / 192 UN 2018 [50]
Global Peace Index136/163 Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP)2018

Military

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesSourceNotes
Military expenditure 3 / 186 Stockholm International Peace Research Institute 2021 – $73 bn or 2.24% of GDP [51]
Military strength 4 / 20 Credit Suisse 2019
Active troops 2 / 171 International Institute for Strategic Studies 1,450,000
Total troops 2 / 171 International Institute for Strategic Studies 4,941,600 total troops (3.9 troops per 1000 capita)
Composite Index of National Capability 3 / 193 National power 2003 – score 0.073444
Overseas bases 5 / 104 overseas bases

Awards

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesSourceNotes
Academy Award nominations – Foreign Language Film 33 / 125 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 3 nominations, from 50 submissions
Nobel laureates Nobel Prize 8 Indian Citizens, at the time they were made a Nobel laureate: Mother Teresa (Peace), Amartya Sen (Economics), Kailash Satyarthi (Peace), two British Indian subjects: Rabindranath Tagore (Literature), and C. V. Raman (Physics), along with two Indian-born British subjects: Rudyard Kipling (Literature), Ronald Ross (Medicine), have received the honour. Recently Abhijit binayak banerjee (Economics).
Turing Award 6/ 13 Association for Computing Machinery Indian-American Raj Reddy, became the first person of Asian origin to receive the ACM Turing Award, in 1994, for his work in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
World Heritage Sites 1 / 167 World Heritage Committee 40 sites

Environment

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesSourceNotes
Carbon dioxide emissions by country 3 / 214 United Nations Statistics Division 2017 [52]
Carbon dioxide emissions per capita 145 / 214 United Nations Statistics Division 2009
Climate Change Performance Index 202010/57Germanwatch;

The new climate institute and climate action network

2020
Environmental Performance Index 177 / 180 Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy 2018
Environment Democracy Index20 / 70 World Resources Institute [53]
Air Quality – average PM 2.5 concentration84 / 92 WHO [54] 2014 – 60.6 μg/m3 [55]
Freshwater withdrawal 1 / 170 CIA World Factbook2008 – 645.84 km3/year
Irrigated land area 2 / 221 CIA World Factbook2012 – 667,000 km2
Global Climate Risk Index 20217thGermanwatch2021

Geography

ListINDIA Ranking/Total CountriesNotes
Total area 7/2333,287,364 km2

(1,222,559 sq mile) including land and water

Length of coastline 18/1967,000 km coastline with 2.00 coast/area ratio (m/km sq). According to the Indian naval hydrographic charts, the mainland coastline consists of the following: 43% sandy beaches; 11% rocky shores, including cliffs; and 46% mudflats or marshy shores.

Agriculture, fisheries and livestock

FieldRankDate

(Till)

Apple Production, output of 2,327,000 tons62021
Bananas Production, output of 30,808,000 tons12021
Bean Production(dry),output of 6,220,000 tons12021
Buffalo, milk output of 56,960,000 tons12019
Black Pepper, 19% of world output32019
Cauliflowers and Broccoli Production, output of 9,035,000 tons22018
Cardamom Production, output of 15 thousand metric tons22021
Cashew Apple Production, output of 613,000 metric tons22021
Chicken Population, output of 648,830,00042021
Chickpea Production, output of 5,970,000 tons12021
Coconut Production, output of 11,706,34322021
Coffee Production(green), output of 326,98262021
Cotton Production, output of 27.0 million bales22021
Cow Numbers, 281,700,000 cows12021
Fish Production, output of 6,318,887 tons (capture 3,481,136 & aquaculture 2,837,751)22021
Garlic Production, output of 1,721,000 tons22018
Ginger Production, output of 893,242 tons12018
Goat Numbers, 125,700,000 goats22008
Goat Milk Production, output of 4,000,000 metric tons12021
Goat Meat Production, output of 480,000 metric tons22021
Jute Production, output of 1,951,864 tons12021
Lemon & Lime Production, output of 3,148,000 tons12021
Lentil Production, output of 1,620,000 tons12021
Mango Production, output of 16,340,000 tons12021
Millet Production, output of 11,640,000 tons12018
Milk Production, output of 110,040,000 metric tons (cow milk 50.3 million metric tons)22021
Onion Production(dry), output of 22,071,000 metric tons22021
Orange Production, output of 8,367,000 tons32018
Peanut Production, output of 6.25 metric tons22021
Pineapple Production, output of 1,706,000 tons62018
Potato Production, output of 4,85,29,000 metric tons22018
Rice Production, output of 17,25,80,000 metric tons22018
Saffron Production, output of 2,300 kg42021
Sheep Stock, output of 65,000,00032021
Silk Production, output of 77,000,000 kg22021
Sorghum Production, output of 7,900,000 metric tons12021
Soybean Production, output of 13,786,000 tons52018
Sugarcane Production, output of 37,69,00,000 tons22018
Sweet Potato Production, output of 1,400,281 tons82018
Tea Production, output of 1,344,827 tons22018
Tomato Production, output of 19,377,000 tons22018
Wheat Production, output of 9,97,00,000 metric tons22018

Cities

Religion

ListINDIA RankingSourceNotes
Hindu Last 1st 2011 Census of India [61] 2011 – 966,257,353 (India: 14%, World: 10%)
Muslim 1st Top 2011 Census of India 2011 – 172,245,185 (India: 50%, World: 25%) [62]
Christian 26th 2011 Census of India 2011 – 27,819,588 (India: 2.30%, World: 1.16%)
Sikh 1st 2011 Census of India 2011 – 20,833,116 (India: 1.72%, World: 90.02%)
Buddhist 9th 2011 Census of India 2011 – 8,442,972 (India: 0.70%, World: 1.9%)
Jain 1st 2011 Census of India 2011 – 4,451,753 (India: 0.37%, World: 64%) [63]
Zoroastrian 1st 2011 Census of India 2001 – 69,000 (India: 0.006%, World: 50%)
Baháʼí Faith 1st 2011 Census of India 2011 – 1,898,000(India: 0.3%, World: 45%)

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