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In the aftermath of COVID-19, India’s rank on Human Development Index has slipped from 130 in 2020 to 132 in 2021. The shift is also seen as a global fall with ninety percent of countries registering a fall in their HDI value in 2020 or 2021.
The numbers also suggest a reverse pattern in global gains with the progress toward sustainable Development goals taking a backseat in countries across the world owing to the pandemic
According to a report released by United Nations Development Programme, India’s HDI value during 2021 was at 0.6333, even lower than the world average of 0.732. In the year 2020, the percentage was slightly up at 0.642, though the progress was still slim as compared to the pre-corona days. In 2019, India’s HDI value was registered at 0.645.
UNDP, which tracks the human development index has blamed a global drop in life expectancy, which has dwindled from 72.8 years in 2019 to 71.4 years in 2021.
“The last two years have had a devastating impact on billions of people worldwide when crises like Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine hit back-to-back and interacted with sweeping social and economic shifts and dangerous planetary changes,” the UNDP statement said.

India's rank falls in Human Development Index; see Pakistan, China, Sri Lanka's ranks

India falls further on HDI, now ranks 132 as COVID-19 reverses global growth

Sri Lanka (73), China (79), Bangladesh (129), and Bhutan (127) ranked above India, while Pakistan (161), Nepal (143), and Myanmar (149) ranked below.

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, India's rank in the Human Development Index has fallen from 131 out of 189 countries in 2020, to 132 out of 191 countries in 2021. India's HDI value fell from 0.645 in 2019, to 0.633 in 2021. The report released by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) said that like global trends, India's drop in HDI can be attributed to falling life expectancy - from 69.7 to 67.2 years. Human Development is a measure of a nation's health, education, and average income. It is calculated using four indicators &ndash; life expectancy at birth, mean years of schooling, expected years of schooling, and the Gross National Income (GNI) per capita. However, some of India's neighbours like Bangladesh and Bhutan bucked the trend and registered an improvement. Sri Lanka (73), China (79), Bangladesh (129), and Bhutan (127) ranked above India, while Pakistan (161), Nepal (143), and Myanmar (149) ranked below.
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Amid the ongoing human rights and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, Russia has been suspended from UN Human Rights. The decision was made in the General Assembly on Thursday, where 193 members voted to accept a resolution by the US. The US claims that civilians were killed by the Russian military while pulling back from the towns near Kyiv.
Antony Blinken, US State Secretary trained guns on Russia 'A country that is perpetrating gross and systematic violations of human rights should not sit on a body whose job it is to protect those rights.' he said.
The resolution is named 'Suspension of the rights of membership of the Russian Federation in the Human Rights Council'. It was adopted by 93 countries while on the other hand 24 were against the resolution and 58 were abstentions, including India.
'If India has chosen any side, it is the side of peace and it is for an immediate end to violence,' India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador T S Tirumurti said in the Explanation of Vote after the voting.
Following the resolution, Russia became the second country whose Human rights have been suspended, Libya was the first in 2011.

Russia Ukraine war: Russia suspended from UN Human rights, 193 countries voted; India refused to vote

93 countries voted for the resolution while 24 voted against and 58 abstained from voting, including India.

Ukraine war: Russia suspended from UN Human Rights Council

Amid the ongoing human rights and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, Russia has been suspended from UN Human Rights Council. The decision was made in the General Assembly on Thursday, where 193 members voted to accept a resolution by the US. The US claims that civilians were killed by the Russian military while withdrawing from the towns near Kyiv, Ukraine.
Antony Blinken, US State Secretary trained guns on Russia and said that a&nbsp;'country that is perpetrating gross and systematic violations of human rights should not sit on a body whose job it is to protect those rights'.
VO: 93 countries voted for the resolution while&nbsp;24 voted against and 58 abstained from voting. Those that abstained include India, Bangladesh, Brazil, Egypt, Iraq, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,&nbsp;Sri Lanka&nbsp;among others..
India&rsquo;s Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador T S Tirumurti defended the move after the vote.
BYTE:&nbsp;T S Tirumurti 'If India has chosen any side, it is the side of peace and it is for an immediate end to violence.'&nbsp;
Following the resolution, Russia became the second member country to be suspended from the Human Rights Council.&nbsp;Libya was the first in 2011.

93 countries voted for the resolution while&nbsp;24 voted against and 58 abstained from voting, including India.

Amid the ongoing human rights and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, Russia has been suspended from UN Human Rights Council. The decision was made in the General Assembly on Thursday, where 193 members voted to accept a resolution by the US. The US claims that civilians were killed by the Russian military while withdrawing from the towns near Kyiv, Ukraine.
Antony Blinken, US State Secretary trained guns on Russia and said that a&nbsp;'country that is perpetrating gross and systematic violations of human rights should not sit on a body whose job it is to protect those rights'.
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93 countries voted for the resolution while&nbsp;24 voted against and 58 abstained from voting, including India.
Following the resolution, Russia became the second member country to be suspended from the Human Rights Council.&nbsp;Libya was the first in 2011.

India's rank dropped by one spot to 131 among 189 countries in 2020 human&nbsp;development index, according to a report released by the United Nations&nbsp;Development Programme.&nbsp;While Norway ranked first, followed by Ireland, Switzerland, Hong&nbsp;Kong in te 2nd, third and fourth spots,&nbsp;India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan that were all ranked above 125.&nbsp;UN's Human Development Index is a measure of a nation's health education and standard of living.&nbsp;

India ranks 131 on the UN's human development index

India's rank dropped by one spot to 131 among 189 countries in 2020 human&nbsp;development index, according to a report released by the United Nations&nbsp;Development Programme.&nbsp;While Norway ranked first, followed by Ireland, Switzerland, Hong&nbsp;Kong in te 2nd, third and fourth spots,&nbsp;India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan that were all ranked above 125.&nbsp;UN's Human Development Index is a measure of a nation's health education and standard of living.&nbsp;

India at 131 on&nbsp;UN's human development index India's rank dropped by 1 spot this year Norway bags top spot, followed by Ireland and Switzerland India, Pak among countries&nbsp;with medium human development&nbsp;

India's rank dropped by one spot to 131 among 189 countries in 2020 human&nbsp;development index, according to a report released by the United Nations&nbsp;Development Programme.&nbsp;While Norway ranked first, followed by Ireland, Switzerland, Hong&nbsp;Kong in the 2nd, third and fourth spots,&nbsp;India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan&nbsp; were all ranked above 125.&nbsp;UN's Human Development Index is a measure of a nation's health education and standard of living.&nbsp;

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