As much of the world grapples with economic uncertainty, India has emerged as a relatively stable and resilient economy, weathering global turbulence better than many of its peers. The country’s performance is underpinned by solid domestic demand, resilient investment activity, and strong

India’s economy has shown signs of recovery, with GDP growth improving in the October-December quarter compared to the previous period. This rebound has been driven by increased government and consumer spending, alongside a strengthening rural economy. However, despite these positive trends, concerns persist about the sluggish growth in the manufacturing sector. Persistent

The World Bank projects India's economy to expand by 6.7% annually in the next two fiscal years, highlighting strong domestic demand and infrastructure development as key growth drivers.