Economic Development
International Relations
Development Indicators
Inequalities in India
Globalisation
100

India was able to trade with other nations after this happened in 1991

Liberalised their economy 

100

India has strong trade relations with this country, which has become one of its largest export destinations.

The United States
100

Life expectancy has increased in India due to improvements in this key public service.

Healthcare 

100

These two areas can contrast between wealthy business districts and informal settlements

Bihar and Maharashtra 

100

Name the four types of job sectors

Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quarternary

200
Fast-growing sectors that has helped India become a global outsourcing hub

IT services and call centres

200

Border tensions with this country continue to affect India's ability to develop economically.

Pakistan

200

This composite UN measure shows how India’s education, income, and life expectancy have improved

Human Development Index (HDI)

200

Development differences between India’s richer south/west and poorer north/east are known as this.

 

Regional disparities 

200

The arrival of companies like Samsung, Apple, and Toyota shows how globalisation has increased this type of investment in India.

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

300

This economic indicator has risen as India’s GDP grows, reflecting an increase in average incomes.

GDP per capita

300

India is expanding influence in this neighbouring region through investments, connectivity, and development aid.

South East Asia

300

This indicator highlights ongoing challenges in rural India, especially during the dry season.

Water security

300

Many migrants move from rural areas to big cities for work, contributing to this inequality gap.

Rural-urban divide

300
These four countries make up the BRICs. All are emerging powers on a worldwide scale.
Brazil, Russia, India, China.
400

India’s major investment in solar and renewable energy supports this long‑term economic goal.

Sustainable development 

400

India’s membership in this group of emerging powers boosts its diplomatic and economic profile globally.

BRICS

400

India’s literacy rate has risen due to government investment in this sector.

Education

400

Unequal access to education and healthcare between men and women highlights this type of inequality.

Gender inequality 

400
Describe two reasons why TNC's operate globally (in other countries)
Any of to sell inside trade barriers, to be closer to foreign markets, to find cheap labour and land, for more lenient laws, to take advantage of incentives, and boost profits.
500

Falling death rates (especially child mortality) and birth rates lead to more adults and fewer children which creates what kind of opportunities in India.

A skilled workforce created by India’s large, youthful population, helping attract foreign companies.

500

India was said to betray vulnerable nations at COP26 by opposing what commitment

To phase out coal

500

Rapid industrial growth has increased these environmental issues, particularly in megacities like Delhi.

Air Pollution and Land Degradation

500

The concentration of high‑tech industries in cities like Bengaluru illustrates this type of spatial economic gap.

Uneven economic development 

500
This organization is best known as the guardian of international peace and security and the protector of human rights.
The United Nations