India ranks 61st in Network Readiness Index 2022

India ranks 61st in Network Readiness Index 2022

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Category : International Published on: November 23 2022

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India improves its rank by 6 slots and is now placed at 61st rank, according to the Network Readiness Index 2022 Report released recently.
The Network Readiness Index 2022 Report was prepared by the Portland Institute. It is an Independent non-profit, nonpartisan research and educational institute based in Washington DC.
India is ranked out of 36 in the group of lower-middle-income countries after Ukraine (50) and Indonesia (59).
The Network Readiness Index 2022 ranks a total of 131 economies that collectively account for almost 95 percent of the Global Domestic Product (GDP).
The United States tops the list with an overall score of 80.3. It is followed by Singapore with a score of 79.35 and Sweden with a score of 78.91.

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