India ranked fourth place in the list of most powerful countries in 'Asia Power Index 2021'

India ranked fourth place in the list of most powerful countries in 'Asia Power Index 2021'

Daily Current Affairs / India ranked fourth place in the list of most powerful countries in 'Asia Power Index 2021'

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Category : National Published on: December 10 2021

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India has risen to become Asia's fourth most powerful country.
According to the Lowy Institute Asia Power Index 2021, it is ranked fourth among the 26 Indo-Pacific countries and territories in terms of comprehensive power.
According to the institute's power gap index, India ranks lower than Nepal and Sri Lanka.
Despite a lower economic forecast for 2030 due to the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, it performed best on the future resources measure, finishing only behind the United States and China.

List of Top 10 Countries in Asia Power Index 2021

United States of America
China
Japan
India
Russia
Australia
South Korea
Singapore
Indonesia
Thailand

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