By Manoj Kumar and Sarita Chaganti Singh NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India's economy likely stayed resilient in the July–September quarter, driven by consumer demand and front-loading of production and ...

India's economy continued its strong momentum in Q2 FY2025-26 (July-September), with GDP growth coming in at 8.2%, beating ...

India’s experience reflects this divergence clearly, as, during FY11–20, the Indian economy expanded rapidly, with nominal ...

Axis Bank expects India to grow faster than most global peers and even above market expectations, making it the world’s ...

Crisil has raised India’s GDP growth forecast for FY26 to 7%, citing strong domestic demand and policy support. The revised ...

The PM noted that global growth is currently around 3%, while the G7 countries are growing at only about 1.5% on average.

India’s real GDP growth surged by 8.2 per cent during the July-September quarter of 2025-26.

India’s economic ascent to a $4.2 trillion GDP in 2025 has been hailed as a historic achievement. The country is now ranked the world’s fourth largest economy by current dollar terms, surpassing Japan ...

India is strengthening its global position in digital services exports, supported by strong IT capabilities, rising digitally delivered services, and sustained demand from global markets, according to ...

Prime Minister Modi announced India's economic ascent, projecting it to become the world's third-largest economy with over 8% ...

The Indian economy is poised to grow at 7.0 per cent in the current fiscal 2025-26, Crisil said as it raised projections by ...