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India Climbs 25 Spots to 57th in Global Reform Rankings, 2010-2023
✍️ CNBC TV18
🗓 30 Jul 2026, 09:40 PM
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India has risen 25 places to 57th in the World Bank’s global reform rankings for the period 2010-2023, according to a CNBC TV18 report.
India’s position in the World Bank’s global reform rankings has improved markedly, moving up 25 places to 57th between 2010 and 2023. The jump reflects progress in areas such as regulatory reforms, ease of doing business, and institutional quality.
The ranking, which evaluates countries on a range of governance and economic indicators, shows India’s sustained efforts to streamline processes and attract investment. Analysts note that the climb is a positive signal for foreign investors and domestic entrepreneurs.
While India remains below the top 50, the 25‑place gain is considered a significant achievement given the competitive nature of the index. The World Bank’s methodology emphasizes transparency, efficiency, and the rule of law, all of which have seen measurable improvements in India’s recent years.
The report underscores that further reforms are needed to break into the top tier, but the current trajectory suggests that India’s policy initiatives are having a tangible impact on its global standing.
The ranking, which evaluates countries on a range of governance and economic indicators, shows India’s sustained efforts to streamline processes and attract investment. Analysts note that the climb is a positive signal for foreign investors and domestic entrepreneurs.
While India remains below the top 50, the 25‑place gain is considered a significant achievement given the competitive nature of the index. The World Bank’s methodology emphasizes transparency, efficiency, and the rule of law, all of which have seen measurable improvements in India’s recent years.
The report underscores that further reforms are needed to break into the top tier, but the current trajectory suggests that India’s policy initiatives are having a tangible impact on its global standing.