India is now in top 50 in global innovation list

India has been positioned 48th on the Global Innovation Index (GII) 2020 among 131 economies, breaking into the best 50 nations or the first run through. Climbing four situations from a year ago, three ‘bunches’ Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai highlight in the main 100 science and innovation hotspots, further embracing India’s quality in the worldwide development economy.

High-salary nations Switzerland, Sweden, the US, the UK and the Netherlands lead the development positioning, with a second Asian economy South Korea joining the main 10 just because. Singapore is positioned at the eighth position.

The GII by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) positions worldwide economies as per their advancement capacities, including around 80 pointers, gathered into development data sources and yields. Along with three different economies China, Vietnam and the Philippines India has gained the significant progress in the GII advancement positioning after some time, it said.