India has reaffirmed its position as the world’s fastest-expanding major economy, with new official figures showing Gross Domestic Product rising by 8,2 percent in the July–September period of the 2025–26 financial year.
This is reported by Trinity Mirror, a partner of TV BRICS, with reference to the National Statistics Office.
The latest reading surpasses the previous quarter’s 7,8 percent pace and has strengthened expectations that annual growth could reach or exceed 7 percent. Senior economic officials have highlighted the data as evidence of resilient domestic demand and the effectiveness of recent policy measures.
According to the assessment, expansion was supported by a combination of vigorous services activity, manufacturing recovery, and steady consumer spending.
The services sector remained the principal engine of growth, recording a notable 10,2 percent increase on the year, boosted by strong performance in financial and professional activities. Manufacturing output rose by 9,1 percent, signalling a clear rebound compared with the modest gains seen a year earlier. – BRICS TV News



