India's rank on various global indicators

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 INDIA'S RANK ON VARIOUS GLOBAL INDICATORS
INDICATOR
RANK
SOURCE
YEAR






Press Freedom Index
140/178
Reporters Without Borders
2010





Index of Economic Freedom
120/178
Heritage Foundation
2014





CORRUPTION(TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL
94/178

2010






Global Competitiveness Index
-/131
World Economic Forum
2008





Ease of doing business

World Bank







Human Development Index
136/187
United Nations
2013





Global peace indicator
143








Where to be born
66/80
Economist







Globalization Index
111/181
ETHZ KOF Index of Globalization
2010





World Competitiveness Scoreboard
32/59
IMD International
2011





Quality-of-life index
66/80
Economist Intelligence Unit
2013





IT Industry Competitiveness Index
34/66
BSA Global Index
2011





Per capita GDP
138/183

2010


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