In the latest Global Cities Index released by Oxford Economics, no Indian city has managed to secure a place in the top 100. The highest-ranking Indian city, Delhi, has been placed at the 350th position globally.

What Happened: The Global Cities Index evaluated the world’s largest urban economies, including several Indian cities in the top 1,000 cities index. The index is based on five categories: Economics, Human Capital, Quality of Life, Environment, and Governance. The overall score of each city is an aggregate of these categories, offering a comprehensive comparison of cities beyond just economic performance.

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New York secured the top spot in the index, followed by London and San Jose. Delhi, the first Indian city to rank in the index, secured the 350th position. Other Indian cities that made it to the list include Bengaluru (411), Mumbai (427), Chennai (472), and Kochi (521).

Here is the updated table with the additional cities and the appropriate header:

This table now includes the additional cities Kolkata, Pune, Thrissur, Hyderabad, and Kozhikode, along with the original list.

The index provides an extensive insight into the Global Cities Index, covering a total of 1,000 cities and 27 indicators. It measures not only the economic size, structure, and growth of each city but also considers other significant factors that influence their relative strengths.

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