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 Progress, prosperity, and peace—each has its own metrics. While individual countries often rely on unique indicators, the world has also established widely accepted benchmarks to quantify economic growth, business strength, wealth distribution, citizen well-being, and national security. As India pursues its goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047, it must score well across several of these indicators. At the core of these benchmarks lies a simple yet powerful concept: Ease of Living . A developed nation is one where life is not just economically viable but also comfortable, secure, and full of opportunities. But how do we measure this quality? The most commonly used—but also most limited—indicator is Gross Domestic Product (GDP). As the backbone of economic policymaking globally, GDP helps compare the relative size and strength of nations. It explains why the United States remains an unmatched global force, and why India’s rapid economic expansion earns admiration worldwide....

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Original headline: "April retail inflation eases to 3.16%" Here are a few rewritten options: "Retail Inflation Cools to 3.16% in April, Offering Relief on Price Pressures" "India’s April Retail Inflation Drops to 3.16%, Lowest in Months" "Consumer Price Inflation Slows to 3.16% in April" "April Sees Retail Inflation Ease to 3.16%, Fueling Economic Optimism" "Retail Price Growth Softens to 3.16% in April" Let me know if you'd like a full summary or rewrite of the article once it becomes accessible.