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Track international summits, indices and reports with host, publisher, year and India's rank in one exam-ready table.
This tracker is a structured revision table for the summit and index questions in competitive-exam current affairs: each row records the summit or report name, the organisation or publisher behind it, the host or venue, the year, and India's rank or outcome. Built for SSC, banking, UPSC prelims and state PSC aspirants, it is searchable, sortable by any column, stored only in your browser, and exportable as CSV.
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Name, publisher, host, year and India's rank mirror exactly how summit and index questions are framed.
Index-publisher mismatches are classic trap options — the table forces you to record the pairing every time.
Rows live only in your browser's localStorage and export as CSV in one click.
The recurring set is the Global Hunger Index (Concern Worldwide & Welthungerhilfe), World Happiness Report (UN SDSN), Human Development Index (UNDP), World Press Freedom Index (Reporters Without Borders), Global Gender Gap Report (World Economic Forum) and Corruption Perceptions Index (Transparency International). Questions usually pair the report with its publisher or India's latest rank.
Record the pairing explicitly every time you log an index — recognition of the pair is what exams test, and wrong-publisher options are the standard trap. Sorting this table by organisation groups all of a publisher's reports together, which makes the associations stick.
Frequently, yes — prelims and banking exams ask the rank in the latest edition, sometimes with the total number of countries. Record both (for example '105 of 127') and always verify against the official report, since ranks change every edition and methodology revisions can shift them.
No. Entries are stored in your browser's localStorage on your device and never sent to a server. Clearing browser data removes them, so use the CSV export as a backup.