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Good news has been coming for India for the past one week. Especially on the Economic Front. GDP’s data is better than estimates, or GST collection increases. India’s auto export has improved or manufacturing and service sector to be on its peak. All these things have held a strong slap on the mouths of those who call India a dead economy. In the era of Trump Tarif, such economic data coming is nothing short of magic. That too when the entire focus of Trump has been stopped instead of pushing China back.
In Semicon India 2025, the Prime Minister of the country Narendra Modi said that the country is not going to stop now. No one can stop the growth of the country. When the world’s economy is dawn. At such a time, India’s GDP is an example of the world. This proves that the policy of the country is right and the country is going in the right direction. The government is working on every effective scheme to neutralize the tariff of Trump. It is reported that in the coming days, the government is bringing plans to help all the affected sectors. Let us also tell you which 5 answers have been given to those who call India a dead economy in the last one week.
GDP’s data better than estimates
India’s GDP was better than expected in the April-June quarter of the current financial year. This is the highest among the five quarters before the US imposes heavy duty. According to government data released on Friday last week, GDP was better than expected due to good performance of agriculture. It also helped from services like business, hotel, financial and real estate. India remains the fastest growing major economy, as China’s GDP growth in April-June was 5.2 percent.
According to the data, earlier the highest GDP growth was 8.4 percent in January-March of 2024. The special thing is that the Reserve Bank of India had estimated the real GDP growth rate for 2025-26 earlier this month to be 6.5 percent. According to this, the growth rate may be 6.5 percent in the first quarter, 6.7 percent in the second quarter, 6.6 percent in the third quarter and 6.3 percent in the fourth quarter.
GST collection increases
In the last one week, India won a big victory on the Economic Front. In August, gross GST collection increased by 6.5 percent to more than Rs 1.86 lakh crore. The gross GST collection was Rs 1.75 lakh crore in August 2024. The collection was Rs 1.96 lakh crore last month. In August this year, gross domestic revenue rose by 9.6 per cent to Rs 1.37 lakh crore, while the import declined by 1.2 per cent to Rs 49,354 crore.
The GST refund was reduced to Rs 19,359 crore on a annual basis. NET GST Revenue stood at Rs 1.67 lakh crore in August 2025, which is a 10.7 percent increase on an annual basis. It is clear that there is an increase in the revenue of the government. Which is very good news for the country’s economy.
Manufacturing sector at a height of 17 years
On the other hand, there is also a lot of good news about the manufacturing sector of India. The country’s manufacturing sector recorded the fastest improvement in 17 years in August, which was inspired by an increase in production capacity and healthy demand. The seasonally adjusted ‘HSBC India Manufacturing Purchase Manager Index’ (PMI) increased from 59.1 of July to 59.3 in August. This shows the fastest improvement in operating conditions in the last 17 and a half years.
Pranjul Bhandari, the chief Indian economist of HSBC, said that India’s manufacturing sector reached another new level in August, which was on the strength of sharp expansion in production. Meanwhile, the upcoming new order increased equal to July which was the fastest in 57 months. The report on the employment front said that employment increased for the 18th consecutive month in August. However, this is the lowest since November 2024.
Service sector at a height of 15 years
According to the information given in a monthly survey released on Wednesday, the growth rate of the country’s service sector reached 15 years of high in August. This was inspired by a rapid increase in new orders and production amid adequate improvement in the demand situation. The seasonally adjusted HSBC India Service PMI Business Activities Index came from 60.5 in July to 62.9 in August. This shows the fastest rate of expansion since June 2010. According to the survey, significant improvement in demand during August brought the increase of new orders and activities to its higher level in 15 years.
HSBC’s Chief Economist Pranjul Bhandari said that the growth rate of service activity reached a 15 -year high. It increased from 60.5 of July to 62.9 in August due to increase in the new order. On the price front, the rate of inflation reached a nine -month high. Meanwhile, the boom in demand made the fastest increase in production duty since July 2012. Meanwhile, the HSBC India Composite Output Index was 63.2 in August as compared to 61.1 in July. This reflects the fastest speed of expansion in 17 years.
Auto export increases
On the other hand, in the month of August, there has been a good jump in export in the auto sector. Talking about different companies, exports of Maruti Suzuki, the country’s largest company, increased by 40.51 percent to 36,538 units in August. On the other hand, Royal Infield’s exports have seen an increase of 39 percent and the figure increased to 11,126 units. Mahindra’s exports of cars have also seen an increase.
According to the data, the company’s total exports increased by 16 per cent to 3,548 units in August. Heavy commercial vehicle manufacturer Ashok Leyland has also seen an increase in exports. The export of Chennai -based company increased by about 70 percent to 1,617 units. The country’s largest two -wheeler maker Bajaj Auto’s export has been increased. According to the information given by the company, the company’s exports increased by 25 per cent to 1,57,778 units in August.