GDP growth of India between 2014 and 2023

GDP growth of India between 2014 and 2023

India’s?Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?has witnessed significant growth over the past decade. Let’s explore the GDP growth trends from?2014 to 2023:

  1. Annual GDP Growth: In?2014, India’s GDP was approximately?$2 trillion. By?2023, India’s GDP has surged to around?$3.75 trillion. This remarkable growth has propelled India from being the?10th largest economy?in the world to the?5th largest.
  2. Specific Growth Rates: The?real GDP growth rate?during?2023-24?is estimated at?8.2%, surpassing the?7.0%?growth rate in?2022-23. The?nominal GDP?(at current prices) for?2023-24?is projected to reach??295.36 lakh crore, compared to ?269.50 lakh crore in?2022-23, reflecting a growth rate of?9.6%.
  3. Sectoral Contributions: The growth in?real GVA (Gross Value Added)?has been robust, reaching??158.74 lakh crore?in?2023-24?(compared to ?148.05 lakh crore in?2022-23). Notably, the?manufacturing sector?played a pivotal role, growing by?9.9%?in?2023-24?(compared to a decline of?-2.2%?in?2022-23). The?mining and quarrying sector?also rebounded, growing by?7.1%?in?2023-24?(compared to?1.9%?in?2022-23).

India’s economic trajectory remains dynamic, and these growth figures underscore its resilience and potential.

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