By – Mahendra Patil, Founder and Managing Partner, MP Financial Advisory Services LLP
“India’s FY25 GDP growth of 6.5%, backed by a strong Q4 print of 7.4%, marks a shift from post-pandemic rebound to a more calibrated and stable expansion path. While slightly lower than FY2024’s 8.2%, this growth comes with better inflation alignment and strong rural resurgence. A favourable monsoon, controlled inflation, and continued capex have supported broad-based momentum. As we enter FY26, the policy priority must shift to reviving manufacturing, formalising employment, and boosting private investment to sustain the growth trajectory”
