per capita income of India and Bangladesh

 Based on 2024–2025 IMF and World Bank data, India's nominal per capita income is approximately $2,600–$3,050, while Bangladesh's is approximately $2,550–$2,960. While Bangladesh briefly overtook India in nominal terms during 2020-2021 due to pandemic-related contraction, recent data indicates India has maintained a slightly higher nominal per capita income.

Key Income Details
  • India: Nominal per capita GDP was estimated around 
     (2024-25). Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) per capita income is notably higher at roughly 
    .
  • Bangladesh: Nominal per capita GDP was estimated around 
     (2024-25). Its recent rapid economic growth, driven by exports and social improvements, closed the gap with India.
  • Context: While Bangladesh's growth story has shown remarkable resilience, both countries are grappling with the impacts of inflation and global economic shifts.

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