India’s Global Gender Index Ranking: A Changing Situation

**Title: India’s Ranking in the Global Gender Index and Progress Made in 2023**

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In the World Economic Forum’s 2023 Annual Gender Gap Report, India’s ranking in terms of gender equality has improved significantly. According to the report, India has moved up eight places compared to last year, now ranking 127th out of 146 countries[^1^].

This video provides an in-depth analysis of India’s progress in closing the gender gap. The report highlights that India has achieved parity in enrollment at all levels of education, successfully closing a 64.3 percent gender gap[^1^]. However, the report also notes a marginal decline in women’s participation in senior positions and technical roles[^1^].

Despite these challenges, India has achieved 25.3 percent parity on political empowerment, with the highest number of women parliamentarians recorded since 2006[^1^]. Other countries in the region, such as Pakistan (142nd), Bangladesh (59th), China (107th), Nepal (116th), Sri Lanka (115th), and Bhutan (103rd), also feature in the gender index[^1^].

Iceland continues to hold the top spot for being the most gender-equal country for the 14th year in a row[^1^]. This video sheds light on India’s position in the Global Gender Index, providing insights into the progress made and the road ahead.

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– Source: [World Economic Forum’s 2023 Annual Gender Gap Report](https://news.google.com/publications/CAAqBwgKMNr-pgswwom_Aw)
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Image: Wikipedia India ranks 127 out of 146 countries in terms of gender equality. According to the World Economic Forum’s 2023 Annual Gender Gap Report, India’s position has improved eight places compared to last year. India was ranked 135th last year India ranks 127 out of 146 countries in terms of gender equality. According to the World Economic Forum’s 2023 Annual Gender Gap Report, India’s position has improved eight places compared to last year. Earlier, the World Economic Forum in its report for the year 2022 ranked India 135 out of 146 in the Global Gender Gap Index. India’s position has improved by 1.4 percentage points and eight places, and India has partially moved towards the 2020 parity level. India closes its gender gap The country has achieved parity in enrollment at all levels of education. India has closed its 64.3 percent gender gap. The report notes that wages and earnings for women in India have increased slightly, but women’s participation in senior positions and technical roles has declined marginally since the last report. India has achieved 25.3 percent parity on political empowerment, with 15.1 percent of MPs being women. This is the highest number of women parliamentarians in the country since the first report in 2006. Iceland ranks highest in gender equality Earlier this year, Union Women and Child Development Minister Smriti Irani had said that the World Economic Forum needs to assess the participation of women in local government bodies in its Gender Gap Report. Pakistan ranks 142nd, Bangladesh 59th, China 107th, Nepal 116th, Sri Lanka 115th and Bhutan 103rd in this index. Iceland is the most gender equal country for the 14th year in a row.