Human Development Index (HID) of India

            The human development index (HDI) represents information about education, life expectancy, per capita income and rank of a country in comparison with other countries of the world.  Human Development Index (HDI) of India indicate that India is at the 130^th rank in all over the world. Human Development Index (HDI) is continuously increasing in India from 1990 to 2017. The presented below bar graph shows how gradually growth and improvement are made in the HDI. In 2017, recorded HDI value is 0.64 (Hdr.undp.org, 2019).     

In-equality Adjusted Human Development Index of India

         The IHDI is a combined index which includes education, health, and income related achievement of a country in specific time duration. In accordance with the calculated IHDI, total loss percentage recorded in 2017 is 26.8%. Country rank in HDI index is also decreased by 1. Statistics represent that coefficient of human inequality is 26.3 in 2017. While the value of in-equality adjusted life expectancy is improved value is 0.590. Somehow, inequality in education percentage was 38.7 that is improved by 0.341. The presented below table represents the in-equality adjusted human development index in relation to the human development index of the year (Hdr.undp.org, 2017). 

Multidimensional Poverty Index

           The multidimensional poverty index determines the poverty beyond income-based lists provided by the surveys of a country. In accordance with the previously conducted survey in India, the multidimensional poverty index value is 0.121. In the survey year 2016, the population in multidimensional poverty was 364,225.  Somehow, the total intensity of deprivation recorded in 2016 was 43.9% which is many times greater than the intensity of deprivation in other neighboring countries. The presented below image represents important details about the multi-dimensional index of India.      

Social Progress Index (SPI)

            The social progress index of India will show the extent to which India as a country is providing environmental and social needs to the citizens. The key important indicators that relate to the SPI are foundations of well-being, the opportunity of progress, and basic human needs. The historical and current social progress index data is presented below in table and line graph.