Presentation -india ppt

History of India

INDIA HAS A RICH PAST

India is home to one of the richest and the most ancient civilizations in the
world, which existed over 5,000 years ago. This civilization originated in the Indus River Valley.
Hindiston dunyodagi eng boy va eng qadimiy tsivilizatsiyalardan biri joylashgan 5000 yil oldin mavjud bo'lgan dunyo. Bu tsivilizatsiya Hind daryosi vodiysida paydo bo'lgan.

India, the world's second most populous country after China, is now one of the world's fastest-growing economies. Recognized in ancient times as the land of legendary riches, this land is home to several hundred nations that speak different languages ​​and dialects. The current constitution, which unites about 1.4 billion citizens and aims to ensure peace and harmony, came into force on January 26, 1950. Since then, January 26 has been celebrated as Republic Day in India. India is the seventh largest country on the planet, with Pakistan in the west, China, Nepal, Bhutan in the northeast, Bangladesh and Myanmar in the east, the Maldives in the southwest, Sri Lanka in the south and Indonesia in the northeast. is a powerful state of Asia. India, one of the top three cotton-growing countries, is also one of the world's largest exporters of agricultural and textile products. This advantage will allow China and other powerful countries to become major competitors in trade. The International Monetary Fund estimates that India will outperform China by at least 7.4 percent this year. The reason is that today more than 100 million small businesses are successfully operating in India. In 2021, India overtook France in terms of GDP, ranking sixth in the world in terms of production. It is no coincidence that experts predict that in the next decade, the South Asian country will become one of the three strongest economies in the world. In recent years, the country has achieved great results by strengthening industry and advanced information technologies, expanding exports and actively participating in global integration. Unfortunately, high levels of social inequality and a shortage of qualified personnel remain a major headache for Delhi. Nevertheless, the "Indian miracle" began to affect the world economy.