In this article, we delve into the socio-economic landscapes of India and Taiwan, exploring the key differences and similarities that shape the lives of their citizens. From economic growth and employment rates to education and healthcare, we analyze various factors that contribute to the overall development of these two neighbouring nations. Join us as we uncover each country’s challenges and opportunities and what the future may hold for India and Pakistan. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more insightful content!

Indicator	Taiwan	India
Flag	Taiwan	India
Population	23.2 Million	1,450.94 Million
Major Religion	Buddhism	Hinduism
Languages	Taiwanese, Mandarin	Hindi, English
GDP	$784.58 Trillion	$3.89 Trillion
GDP PER Capita	$32,756 USD	$2,239 USD
GDP PPP	$1.77 Trillion	$16.02 Trillion
Area	9.985 M Km SQ	3.287 Km SQ
Arable Land	62 M Hectares	154.45 M Hectares
Tourism Revenues	$182.1 Million	$199.6 Billion
Airport	500+	137
Railway	49,422 Km	126,366 Km
Roadway	1,042,300 km	6,331,791 km
Ports	18	13
Happy Index	Rank 4	Rank 126
Retirement Age Men	65	62
Retirement Age Women	65	55
Average Height	5’10″(177.8 CM)	5’4.9″(164.94 CM)
Car Per 1,000 People	707	34
Mobile Per 100 People	95	110
Internet Users	36.74 Million	571 Million
Poverty Rate	9.9%	4.5-5%
Passport Strength	187 Countries	58 Countries
Crime Index	45.5	44.3
Safety Index	54.5	55.7
External Debt	$3.12 Trillon	682 Billon
Literacy Rate	99%	80%
Terrorism Index	1.75 Points	6.32 Points
Unemployment Rate	6.8%	7.8%
Gold Reserves	2.3K Tonnes	841 Tonnes
Home Ownership Rate	68.2%	86.6%
Crude Oil Production	4,600 BBL/D/1K	603 BBL/D/1K
Currency	$1-1.43 CAD	$1-84.49 INR
Manfacturing Production	9.5%	4.2%
Average Annual Salary	$54.200	$4,584
Electricity Production	640.3 TW/H	128,818 GW/H