Indian GDP,Import,Export,

1. India economy
By:-Niraj kumar
Vikas Prasad
Mohit bamal
Shalini
Neeraj joshi
Rajvardhan
Virgil

2. About India
 Capital: New Delhi
 President: Pranab Mukherjee
 Prime minister: Narendra Modi
 Population: 1.252 billion (2013) World Bank
 Gross domestic product: 1.877 trillion USD (2013) World Bank
 GDP per capita: 1,498.87 USD (2013) World Bank

3. EXPORT BY COUNTRY (2014)
U.S
Billion
Dollars

4. Top 20 Country and there contribution to
the total export in percentage
2014 2012 2009
In percentage

5. Export:-
In 2014 India exported $292B, making it the 18th
largest exporter in the world. During the last five
years the exports of India have increased at an
annualized rate of 12%, from $165B in 2009 to
$292B in 2014. The most recent exports are led by
Refined Petroleum which represent 18.4% of the
total exports of India, followed by Packaged
Medicaments, which account for 4.15%.

6. Exports:-BY Atlas

7. Export destinations of India:-
 The top export destinations of India are the United States ($35.9B), the United Arab
Emirates ($29.6B), China ($13.9B), Saudi Arabia ($13B) and the United Kingdom
($10.6B)

8. IMPORT BY COUNTRY (2014)
U.S
Billion
Dollars

9. Imports :-
In 2014 India imported $421B, making it the 13th
largest importer in the world. During the last five
years the imports of India have increased at an
annualized rate of 11%, from $249B in 2009 to
$421B in 2014. The most recent imports are led
by Crude Petroleum which represent 29% of the
total imports of India, followed by Gold, which
account for 7.38%.

10. Import by -Atlas

11. Import origin
 The top import origins of India are China ($52.5B), Saudi Arabia ($30B), the
United Arab Emirates ($24.4B), Switzerland ($21.3B) and the United States
($18.2B)

12. Trade Balance(2010 to 2014):-
Import
Export

13. India External Debt

14. FDI

15. IDA- $328 billion to 112 countries:-
IDA-financed operations address primary
education, basic health services, clean water
and sanitation, environmental safeguards,
business climate improvements,
infrastructure and institutional reforms.
These projects pave the way toward
economic growth, job creation, higher
incomes and better living conditions. IDA-
financed operations address primary
education, basic health services, clean water
and sanitation, environmental safeguards,
business climate improvements,
infrastructure and institutional reforms.
These projects pave the way toward
economic growth, job creation, higher
incomes and better living conditions.

16. World bank

17. Reference:-
 http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/ind/
 http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/india-largest-recipient-of-
world-bank-loans-over-70-years-116011300637_1.html
 https://ida.worldbank.org/financing/ida-financing