The IMF has projected India’s GDP growth at 6.6% for 2025 and 6.2% for 2026, citing strong performance in manufacturing, services, and construction. Despite global trade tensions and tariff hikes, India remains the fastest-growing major economy. However, sustaining this growth will require addressing challenges such as inflation, protectionism, and global demand slowdown.
Click to View MoreNITI Aayog’s proposed Manufacturing & Infrastructure Index to benchmark states on policies, logistics, and approvals, promoting competitive federalism. By guiding investors and policymakers, it seeks to diversify supply chains, cut geopolitical risks, and secure critical resources essential for India’s industrial growth.
Click to View MoreThe Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme is a strategic economic plan aiming to transform India into a global manufacturing hub. It encourages large-scale investment, boosts exports, and creates jobs. Despite facing implementation challenges, its sectoral approach and performance-based design are crucial for its potential success.
Click to View MoreThe Made in China 2025 initiative aims to transform China into a global manufacturing superpower by focusing on 10 key industries. China has achieved success in electric vehicles, renewable energy, and biopharmaceuticals. To learn from MIC2025, India should focus on sunrise sectors, boost R&D, and diversify global supply chains.
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