Economy Of India

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In March 2022, India's Index of Industrial Production (IIP) was 148.3, up from 132.1 in February 2022.
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In April 2022, private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) investments totaled US$ 5.5 billion.
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India contributes to approximately 3% of the global stoks market.
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India's foreign exchange reserves grew to US$ 597.51 billion on May 20, 2022.
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India's economy is still around 8.1 percent smaller than that of California.
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In 2017, violence cost India approximately 9% of its GDP.
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India has the world's fastest growing economy.
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In terms of average annual income, India ranks 70th.
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TCS, a technology giant, has a market capitalization of more than stocks listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange.
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According to the World Bank, India has 450 million poor people, accounting for 42 % of the world's population.
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Agriculture employs half of the people in India.
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India was one of the world's biggest economies in terms of GDP contribution.
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Agriculture, services, and industry are the three sectors in which the country's economy and GDP have been classified and tracked.
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Bombay Stock Exchange (oldest exchange in Asia)
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The first stock exchange of India flourished in the Dalal Street in 1854.
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There are 23 trading exchanges in India.
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Millions of people search 'SGX Nifty Live' on Google every weekday between 8.30 AM to 9.15 AM IST.
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In India, only 2.6 percent of the population invests in the stock market.
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Mumbai has the highest number of Demat Accounts
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The NSE was founded in 1992, following the Harshad Mehta Scam.
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Only 8 crore people out of a total population of 132 crore invest in mutual funds. Indian Mutual Fund Market Assets account for only 12% of India's GDP.
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Only 27% of adults and 16.7% of Indian teenagers are financially literate.
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