India Demoted on the World Economics Governance Index


 
India’s World Economics Governance Index rating has declined over the last decade. Consequently, India has been demoted to C-grade on the Index table.

India’s Governance Rating 2015-2025
Index: 0-100. 0=Poor, 100=As good as it gets
India Demoted on the World Economics Governance Index




India is but one of a handful of developing economies – like Türkiye and Brazil – who have been downgraded over the last decade. This indicates a changing world for investors for whom Good Governance should be paramount.

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