According to the United Nations, currently there are 11 developed countries in the world. Among these, the first name comes from Norway, because Norway is the most developed democratic and judicial country in the world.
When PM Modi was speaking from the ramparts of the Red Fort on Independence Day, he said that when India completes 100 years of independence, it will hoist the flag as a developed country. That is, in 2047, India will become a developed country. Actually, the United Nations has divided the countries of the world into two parts. One is the developed country and the other is the developing country. When will any country be called a developed country and till when it will remain a developing country. There are some criteria to decide this. Today in this article, we will tell you about these parameters.
When does a country become a developed country?
The definition of developed countries is very simple. When a country is industrialized, its people live a high maintenance life, have a developed economy and have advanced technology like other developed countries, along with this, per capita income is also like other developed countries, then it is considered a developed country. . However, apart from this, there are many technical terms, only after meeting which a country gets the title of a developed country from the United Nations.
Which countries are developed?
According to the United Nations, currently there are 11 developed countries in the world. Among these, the first name comes from Norway, because Norway is the most developed democratic and judicial country in the world. After this comes the name of countries like America, Britain, Japan, Germany, Canada, France, Russia, Australia, Italy, Sweden and Switzerland.
What is the present economic condition of India?
For any country to become developed, first of all it has to work on the economy. Its information is known from the GDP of any country. America is the biggest economy at this time. While China is at number two, and India at number five. According to the IMF, India's GDP is currently $3.74 trillion. However, India aims to become the world's third largest economy by next year.
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