Poverty fell from 57.7 percent to 16.1 percent in India.
Extreme poverty (living on less than two dollars a day) dropped from 27.1 percent to 2.6 percent.
India’s gross domestic product grew about 7.8 percent, showing strong overall economic activity.
Maharashtra aims to become a trillion‑dollar economy by 2030 with new factories and electric‑vehicle projects.
European Union countries see average price growth near four percent, but many young people still lack good jobs.
Around 84 percent of United States voters say the economy will decide how they vote.
More families now earn enough to buy food, go to school and have clean water.
States like Maharashtra and Kerala are building factories, roads and clean‑energy hubs to keep the growth going.
In the European Union, rising living costs are causing protests about housing and wages.
In the United States, voters say the economy and high prices are the most important issues for the upcoming election.
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