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The economics behind mistrust in India’s GDP data, in 5 charts

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By Udit Misra Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
For many Indians, the GDP growth rate does not tally with their lived experience. (Pixabay) At the start of the week, the Union government released the economic growth rate for the April to June quarter, pegging growth at around 7.8%. This is, historically speaking, a very robust rate of economic growth. And yet, possibly for the first time, a section of the public is unwilling to accept the figure.
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ExplainSpeaking: What Garg gets wrong about India’s GDP growth rate

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By Udit Misra Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
The latest GDP growth rate has become controversial after a former Finance Secretary in the Modi government, S C Garg, claimed that the government had deliberately revised down the GDP for Q1 of 2025 in order to show a good growth rate in the Q1 of 2026.
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Explained: India’s economy: Back to goldilocks or a false dawn?

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By Udit Misra Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
While all these macro indicators look counter-intuitively robust on the face of it, there are risks that can yet drag down growth and push up inflation. (Wikimedia Commons) The start of the US-led war in Iran on the last day of February made many analysts revise down the growth outlook for the Indian economy.
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