India’s economy grew much faster than expected from July to September 2025. GDP rose by 8.2 percent, far above last year’s 5.6 percent.
Even with Donald Trump’s tariff war creating global trade tensions, India’s growth did not slow down much.
The new numbers show India’s economic recovery is strong. Last year growth was weaker, but this year the country is producing more goods and services.
Real GDP and GVA (Gross Value Added) both increased, proving that the economy is moving in a positive direction despite international challenges.
Manufacturing grew very strongly at 9.1 percent, showing better factory output. Agriculture also grew at a steady 3.5 percent.
This means India’s key sectors continued to perform well even during global uncertainty caused by tariff disputes.
Household spending increased by 7.9 percent and investments also improved. Government spending dipped slightly, but overall the economy remained healthy.
India’s growth shows resilience even when global conditions are tough.
