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This article is a compilation of Important Ranks & Indexes 2023, which is often ask in the the competitive examination. This is the part 1 of Ranks and Indexes which contains India ranking across the world in different categories.
Released by: Cirium Aviation Analytics study
Topped by:
Haneda Airport (Tokyo, Japan)
Kempegowda International Airport (Bangalore, India)
Salt Lake City International Airport (Utah, US)
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (Michigan, US)
Philadelphia International Airport (Pennsylvania, US)
Indian airports in the list:
Kempegowda International Airport (Bangalore, India), ranked 2nd
Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi, India ), ranked 7th
Released by: Henley & Partners (London Based immigration organization)
It was first published in 2005.
Topped by:
Japan (193 destinations)
Singapore, South Korea (192 destinations)
Germany, Spain (190 destinations)
Finland, Italy, Luxembourg (189 destinations)
Austria, Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden (188 destinations)
Bottom (5):
105. Yemen (34 destinations)
106. Pakistan (32 destinations)
107. Syria (30 destinations)
108. Iraq (29 destinations)
109. Afghanistan (27 destinations)
India ranking in 2023: 85th (59 destinations)
2019: 82nd
2020: 84th
2021: 85th
2022: 83rd
Edition: 18th
Released at: World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
Agenda: This report explores some of the most severe risks we may face over the next decade.
This report is based on the 2022-2023 Global Risks Perception Survey (GRPS).
Top Five Risk:
Cost of living crisis
Food supply crisis
Energy supply crisis
Rising inflation
Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure
Note:
Cost of living dominates global risks in the next two years while climate action failure dominates the next decade.
About World Economic Forum:
It is an international non-governmental.
It is based in Cologny, canton of Geneva, Switzerland.
It was founded on 24 January 1971 by German engineer and economist Klaus Schwab.
Released by: Global Firepower
This ranking is based on the country's potential military strength.
Topped by:
United States (0.0712)
Russia (0.0714)
China (0.0722)
India (0.1025)
United Kingdom (0.1435)
Score: 0.000 is the perfect score (smaller the score value, the more powerful is the fighting capability)
Other rankings:
United Kingdom (0.1435) ranked 5, followed by South Korea (0.1505), Pakistan (0.1694), Japan (0.1711), France (0.1848), and Italy (0.1973)
Methodology:
It is calculated using fifty individual factors from geography to logistical capability.
It also includes manpower, land forces, airpower, natural resources, naval forces, logistics and financials.
Released by: Education Post in partnership with Maction Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
It was first published in 2012.
Top 5 Business Schools in India: Government
IIM Ahmedabad (Gujarat), IIM Bengaluru (Karnataka),
IIM Kolkata (West Bengal),
IIM Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), and
Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi (Delhi)
IIRF MBA Ranking 2023: Private Colleges
Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI), Jamshedpur, Jharkhand
Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurugram, Haryana
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune, Maharashtra
S P Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR), Mumbai, Maharashtra
Symbiosis Centre For Management & Human Resource Development (SCMHRD), Pune, Maharashtra
Top 5 Business Schools in the world
London Business School, United Kingdom (UK)
Wharton University of Pennsylvania, United States of America (USA)
Harvard Business School, USA
Stanford University, USA
INSEAD, France
Methodology is based in 7 criteria:
Research,
TeachingLearning Resource Pedagogy,
Industry Income and Integration,
Placement Performance,
Future Orientation,
External Perception and International Outlook,
Placement Strategies and Support
Edition: 10th
Released by: UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network
It was first released in 2012.
It is released on March 20th, as part of the International Day of Happiness celebration.
Top Performers:
Finland (for the 6th consecutive year)
Denmark
Iceland
Israel
Netherlands
Worst Performers:
Afghanistan was ranked as the unhappiest nation, followed by Lebanon, Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe, respectively.
India’s Performance:
India ranks at 126th position out of 136 countries.
It even lags behind its neighbouring nations like Nepal, China, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
Methodology is based on 6 factors:
Social support,
Income,
Health,
Freedom,
Generosity, and
Absence of corruption
Released by: V-Dem Institute at Sweden’s University
There are 5 indexes used by V-Dem to capture democratic values in India.
Deliberative Democracy Index: It measures political decisions are made through public reasoning or emotional appeals and coercion.
Egalitarian Democracy Index: Examines equal access to rights and liberties.
India ranked 123 on this Index.
Electoral Democracy Index: Evaluates election cleanliness and lack of fraud.
India’s ranking dipped from the 100 in 2022 to 108th in 2023 in this Index.
Liberal Democracy Index (LDI): Protection of individual and minority rights against State tyranny.
India ranked 97th in LDI.
Participatory Democracy Index: Measures active citizen engagement in electoral and non-electoral political processes.
Released by: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)
Highlights:
India had the biggest percentage of the world’s arms imports in the past five years at 11%, followed by Saudi Arabia (9.6%), Qatar (6.4%), Australia (4.7%), and China (4.7%).
In the past five years, the US exported 40% of all military goods worldwide, followed by Russia (16%), France (11%), China (5.2%), and Germany (4.2%).
From 2013–17 and 2018–22, American armament exports increased 14% while those of Russia decreased 31%.
India imported 37% fewer goods from Russia.
Released by: Ministry of Education
Highest literacy rate in India:
Kerala has the highest literacy rate in India at 94%, followed by Lakshadweep at 91.85% and Mizoram at 91.33%.
Lowest literacy rate in India:
Bihar (61.8 %), followed by Arunachal Pradesh (65.3 %) and Rajasthan (66.1 %)
The literacy rate in rural India is 67.77 per cent as compared to 84.11 per cent in urban India.
Edition: 10th
Released by: Institute for Economics and Peace
This report was first published in 2007.
Highlights:
Afghanistan is the most impacted by terrorism for the fourth consecutive year.
India was listed among countries with a “high” impact of terrorism and ranked 13th.
The GTI scores each country on a scale from 0 to 10;
Where 0 represents no impact from terrorism and 10 represents the highest measurable impact of terrorism.
