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    Home»Business»Sitharaman: India Leads with 7.4% GDP Surge in Economic Survey Highlights

    Sitharaman: India Leads with 7.4% GDP Surge in Economic Survey Highlights

    Business January 29, 20261 Min Read
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    Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s X post on the Economic Survey has ignited cheers across India, declaring the nation a ‘global bright spot’ navigating volatility with poise. With a projected 7.4% real GDP growth for FY25-26, India reaffirms its pole position among major economies for the fourth straight year.

    PM Modi’s leadership has transformed challenges into opportunities, strengthening India’s economic core. Growth remains robust over 7%, paired with unwavering fiscal prudence targeting 4.4% deficit in FY26.

    Capex has rocketed 89% since FY22, budgeted at Rs 11.21 lakh crore for FY26. From 2.7% to 3.9% of GDP, these investments craft enduring assets for a dynamic economy.

    The highway grid’s 60% growth—to 1.46 lakh km—has revolutionized logistics since FY14’s 91,287 km. Banks shine brighter: GNPA dips to 2.2% in Sep 2025, the lowest in decades, with FY25 profits up 16.9%.

    The Survey charts progress from indigenous initiatives to strategic imperatives, deregulating and empowering manufacturing. Soon, the world won’t just consider— it will instinctively choose Indian products, propelling India to economic superpower status.

    Banking Sector GNPA Capital Expenditure Economic Survey 2025 Fiscal Deficit Target India GDP Growth make-in-india National Highways Expansion Nirmala Sitharaman
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