New Delhi: Here we will compare the GDP of India and Turkey. India lies in South Asia with an area of area of 3287259 km² while Turkey lies in Western Asia with an area of 785350 km². New Delhi and Ankara are the capital cities of the two countries with respective population of 1438070000 and 85326000. The unemployment rate in India is 4.2 % as compared to 9.4 % in Turkey. The inflation rate in India is 4.40 % as compared to 60.90 % in Turkey. The cost of living in India is 23.78 % while it is 23.40 % in Turkey. Average income in India is 2540 US$ while in Turkey it is 11730 US$. Central government debt in terms of GDP percentage in India is 56.05 %while in Turkey it is 25.64 %. In terms of military strength India ranks at no. 4 while Turkey ranks at no. 9. In 2025 Indias GDP is projected to be around $4.19 trillion making it the fourth-largest economy globally. Indias GDP is expected to grow at 6.4% in the fiscal year 2025. In 2025 Turkeys nominal GDP is projected to be $1.437 trillion and its GDP based on Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) is estimated at $3.614 trillion.