Human Capital Index

India has been ranked at the 116th position in the latest edition of the World Bank's annual Human Capital Index that benchmarks key components of human capital across countries.

World Bank recently released it's Human Capital Index report. Among other aspects of living, the report also addresses key areas in education.

The government on Thursday rejected the findings of the World Bank's Human Capital Index (HCI), which has placed the country at 115th position out of 157 countries on various parameters, such as survivability measured by under-five mortality rate.

The air quality in the Uttar Pradesh capital and nearby areas was said to be "alarmingly bad" and polluted for a second straight day on Monday, officials said.

India was today ranked low at 105th position globally on a worldwide Human Capital Index, which measures countries' ability to nurture, develop and deploy talent for economic growth and was topped by Finland.

The three cities have been improving their scores steadily in business activity, information exchange, human capital and cultural experience - key parameters used to measure a city's global engagement in the index released today, said the London-based global management consulting group.

India has been ranked at the 116th position in the latest edition of the World Bank's annual Human Capital Index that benchmarks key components of human capital across countries.

World Bank recently released it's Human Capital Index report. Among other aspects of living, the report also addresses key areas in education.

The government on Thursday rejected the findings of the World Bank's Human Capital Index (HCI), which has placed the country at 115th position out of 157 countries on various parameters, such as survivability measured by under-five mortality rate.

The air quality in the Uttar Pradesh capital and nearby areas was said to be "alarmingly bad" and polluted for a second straight day on Monday, officials said.

India was today ranked low at 105th position globally on a worldwide Human Capital Index, which measures countries' ability to nurture, develop and deploy talent for economic growth and was topped by Finland.

The three cities have been improving their scores steadily in business activity, information exchange, human capital and cultural experience - key parameters used to measure a city's global engagement in the index released today, said the London-based global management consulting group.