Shenoy highlighted that “the biggest in the economy are financial services, trade and manufacturing. The rest are relatively small.” ...

India Q2 GDP Highlights: India's GDP grew 8.2% year-on-year in July-September, beating expectations, driven by strong consumer spending and manufacturing, even as global trade uncertainties lingered.

Most shockingly, however, Kapur and Subramanian argue that India’s GDP growth has ground to a halt over the last decade or so, with them estimating that average growth has been only around 3%. For ...

Mumbai leads India's economic powerhouse cities with a projected GDP of INR 25.73 lakh crore, driven by its financial, trade, and entertainment sectors. Delhi NCR follows closely, with Bengaluru, ...

The gap between GDP and GVA growth is expected to revert to negative territory at 10 bps in Q2 FY2026. India's GDP expansion is expected to reach a robust 7 per cent in the second quarter of the ...

India's economy is reportedly growing at an impressive 8.2%, yet the IMF has assigned its national accounts a 'C' grade due to methodological weaknesses. This rating highlights concerns about outdated ...

India's economy grew substantially in 2023, with estimates showing a 7.3 per cent expansion due to high levels of capital formation. Yet, private sector response was disappointing and disinvestment ...

India's economy grew at the fastest pace in six quarters in July-September 2025, underscoring the resilience of the world's fourth largest economy in the face of steep Trump tariffs. FILE PHOTO: ...

Buoyed by more-than-expected 8.2 per cent GDP growth rate in the second quarter, Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran on Friday expressed optimism that India’s economic growth will exceed 7 per ...

India’s GDP is projected to expand 7 per cent in Q2 FY26, supported by stronger industrial activity despite a softer showing in services and agriculture. GVA growth is expected at 7.1 per cent, with ...

When it comes to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), there are some cities in India which are noted for leading the charts being economic powerhouse. These metros generate a disproportionate share of output ...