India GDP: The Gross Domestic Party (GDP) of India is expected to grow at a phenomenal 7.4 percent in the FY26-27.
India GDP-The Future Ahead
The first advance estimates of the Indian Statistics Ministry that came ahead of the FY27 Union Budget revealed strong investments in fixed assets, healthy household spending and strong manufacturing and services growth as the crucial factors behind the surge. In nominal terms, the country’s GDP will grow 8 percent in the present year.
The projected figure follows a growth of 6.5 percent in FY25 and an expansion of 9.2 percent in FY24.
India has been one of the world’s very few economies whose economies have grown exponentially since the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to the latest data, farm output is expected to expand 3.1 percent this fiscal year from last fiscal’s 4.6 percent while manufacturing output is likely to grow at 7 percent in FY26 from 4.5 percent a year ago. The services sector is likely to expand 9.1 percent against a growth of 7.2 percent in FY25. Furthermore, fixed asset investment is likely to grow at 7.8 percent in FY26 against a growth of 7.1 percent a year ago.
Last month, the Asian Development Bank raised India’s FY26 growth forecast to 7.2 percent from 6.5 percent, citing solid export performance and robust domestic consumption.
What Did Donald Trump And Rahul Gandhi Remarked About The Indian Economy And India GDP?
US President Donald Trump described India’s economy as a “dead economy” in August 2025, criticizing high tariffs and India’s oil trade with Russia, which prompted him to impose 25-50 percent tariffs on Indian imports. Rahul Gandhi echoed Trump’s “dead economy” statement and said the country’s economy was stagnant. Rahul cited policies such as demonetization, GST and declining demand for affordable goods as reasons hurting the poor and middle classes.
