Indian Economy In 2025. Will Bad News Outweigh The Good News? | World Business Watch

India's bright growth story is still the narrative of global expectations for next year.
However, the clamour has eased somewhat in recent months.
Clearly, the risks to economic growth have risen, with consumer and government spending being the biggest catalyst for the momentum loss.
Already tight household wallets have taken a hit from the surge in prices of everything.
Take a look at this next report to understand if bad news will outweigh good news for the indian economy in 2025...

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[firetree]

India needs to keep above 7% of growth for continuous 22 years to reach 2024 China's GDP level, since India's growth already dropped below 7%, which means by 2047 India cannot reach today's China's GDP level, and will remain as a poor agricultural country.

[antonyjohnpeter]

India has a long way to go to become a developed economy, considering the huge population & the disparities in wealth.

[madhusudhan]

Lack of innovation still in the level service based

[firetree]

The so-called "fastest growth" in recent years was largely driven by the BJP/Modi government's massive investments in infrastructure, including roads, bridges, airports, and more. However, no fundamental changes have occurred in the economy. Manufacturing, which is critical for growth and industrialization, saw its share of GDP drop from 17% before Modi to 12.8% in 2023. Similarly, employment in manufacturing, crucial for job creation, fell from over 60 million to about 27 million. Young people, unable to find factory jobs in cities, are forced to return to rural areas, which lack the conditions for fast growth.
The infrastructure investments have not generated sufficient returns and are unsustainable due to the high costs of repaying interest on borrowed funds. In the 2024 budget, 25% of expenditures are allocated just for interest payments, significantly higher than the U.S.—a country with massive debt—where the figure is 16%.
As one report highlighted, an IT master's graduate observed well-built roads in front of his house but lamented that he still couldn't find a job.

[dushtsikshana]

India has the 4th highest electrified railway network in the world, much further ahead of US and Europe, and that's the picture you use for thumbnail? Seriously? WION has downgraded itself significantly.

[nasdean]

10 years of super MODI have propell INDIA to the nowhere only TALK TALK TALK,

[firetree]

fastest growth means not much for the 90% of Indian at bottom since 1% of top Indians owns 40% of India total wealth, 10% of top Indians owns 77% of India wealth, in GDP terms, bottom 90% of Indian with GDP per capita about $750 a year, or $2 a day.

[karthikckrishna]

Support BJP fully .. else economy will collapse … Adani ambani are helping too… don’t complain paying taxes … it is a duty of citizen .. if not u r not Hindu

[Jundutarte]

😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂. Do any indian cares about economy???? All are busy with hindutva and hindu rashtr .... Enjoy

[DannyLucas-tblr]

Watch understand share ur opinion let see what happens ❤❤❤
Happy new year

[neerajrajput]

I think I gonna take all money out from Indian market and invest in USA