Evaluating India's status as a global superpower
I can describe ways in which India is changing and explain why the country is called a global superpower.
Evaluating India's status as a global superpower
I can describe ways in which India is changing and explain why the country is called a global superpower.
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Key learning points
- India has the fifth largest economy in the world.
- India's economy was worth $3.6 trillion in 2023.
- Global superpower is used to describe a country that has a lot of power or influence over other countries in the world.
- Different indicators can be used to measure how India has changed over time.
Keywords
Economy - the way money in a particular area is made and spent
Income - money received for work, either informal or on a regular basis, or from investments
Poverty - not having enough money to afford basic human needs such as food, clothing or somewhere to live
Democracy - people have a say in how the government of a country is run, usually by voting in elections
Inequality - when something is not shared evenly between everyone
Common misconception
A country is called a global superpower if it has a lot of money.
A global superpower is used to describe a country that has a lot of power or influence over other countries and places in the world. Different factors make a global superpower powerful such as economic, cultural, population and resources.
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