India's Ranking under INDEX ::-
1) Global Innovation Index
Published by - INSEAD & WIPO
India's rank - 81
Total countries - 141
Topped by - Switzerland
2) Global Happiness Index
Published by - SDSN
India's rank - 118
Total countries - 157
Topped by Denmark
3) Global Energy Artictecture Performance Index
Published by - World economic forum
India's rank- 90
Total countries - 126
Topped by Switzerland
4) Women Labour Participation
Published by - ILO
India rank - 120
Total countries - 131
5) Global Competitiveness Index
Published by - INSEAD
India rank - 89
Total countries - 109
Topped by Switzerland
6) Corruption Perception Index
Published by - berlin based Transparent International
India rank - 76
Total countries - 168
Topped by - Denmark
7) Gender Gap Index
Published by - world economic forum
India rank - 108
Total countries - 145
Topped by Iceland
8) Forbes best countries for business
Published by - Forbes
India rank - 97
Total countries - 144
9) Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Index
Published by -World economic forum
India rank - 52
Total countries - 141
10) Global Resilience Index
Published by - FM Global
India rank - 119
Total countries - 130
Topped by - Norway
11) Social Progress Index
Published by - European Commission
India rank - 101
Total countries - 133
Topped by - Norway
12) Crony Capitalism Index
Published by - Economist
India rank - 9
Total countries - 22
Topped by - Russia
13) Quality of Death Index
Published by - Economic Intelligence Unit
India rank - 67
Total countries - 80
Topped by - U.K
14) World Intellectual Property Index
Published by - US chamber of Commerce
India rank - 37
Total countries - 38
Topped by - US
15) Global Connectivity Index
Published by - chinese telecom giang huawei
India rank - 44
Total countries - 50
Topped by - US
16) Human Capital index
Published by - world eco forum
India rank - 105
Total countries - 130
Topped by - Finland
17) Good Country Index
Published by - British government adivisor
India rank - 70
Total countries - 163
Topped by - Sweden
18) Logistics Performance Index
Published by - World Bank
India rank - 35
Total countries - 160
Topped by - Germany
19) Global Peace Index
Published by - Institute for economic & peace
India rank - 141
Total countries - 163
Topped by Iceland
20) Global slavery Index
India rank - 4
Total countries - 167
Topped by - North korea
21) Global Hunger Index
Published by - Int food policy research institute
India rank - 80
Total countries - 140
22) Global Retail development Index
India rank - 2
Total countries - 30
23) Social Caps
Published by - World Bank
India rank - 137
Total countries - 210
24) Ease of Doing Business
Published by - World bank
India rank - 130
Total countries - 189
Topped by - Singapore
25) Human Development Index
Published by - UNDP
India rank - 130
Total countries - 188
Topped by - Norway.

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