India becomes the 4th Largest Economy

India is Now the 4th Largest Economy in the World – Surpassing Japan!

India’s rise as an economic powerhouse is neither accidental nor coincidental. It is the result of proactive strategic reforms, a dynamic and decisive government, resilient entrepreneurship, a thriving digital ecosystem, and a rapidly expanding consumer market.

Historically, India was the largest economy in the world for nearly 2,000 years before the colonial era. This ascent marks a return to its rightful position of global prominence.

Some of the key drivers of this historic phenomenon are as under:
1. Rapid digital transformation and fintech revolution (UPI, Aadhaar, ONDC)
2. Robust growth in the manufacturing and allied services sectors, powered by Make in India and PLI initiatives
3. Sustained FDI inflows and policy-led economic liberalisation
4. A young, energetic demographic base driving consumption and innovation
5. Year-on-year increase in direct and indirect tax collections
6. Surge in capital-intensive infrastructure investments during and after the COVID-19 period
7. Improved global logistics ranking and enhanced last-mile connectivity
8. Increase in defence exports and advancement in science and technology
9. Educational reforms and Internet revolution

…. and much more!

There has also been a paradigm shift in global perception. India is no longer viewed merely as a cheap labour market, but as a hub of high-quality, resource-efficient, globally competitive talent.

India is not just rising – it is leading!