Bottomline | India’s elusive development concern – CNBC tv18

While the world looks at India for its growth possibilities and some sing Peen about their bright future, throw a large number of and cite elevated ambitions, the situation on the ground is very low, which is less than anecdotes. Job creation is an issue, which is also borne by data, and lacks trust between many traders about the future.

This belief has been carried forward with the unexpected tricks of Trump. After all, all these factors will probably appear in data with an interval. This is the reason that many analysts are peniling with a decline in further earnings in the upcoming quarters.

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While the government motivates private businesses not to throw money in capexes to increase fuel, even it continues to spend on the development of infrastructure, there is little possibility that they will cut all bullets until they blindly improve the growth. And development has not been fantastic in recent times, because some people want us to believe.

Not a roaring economy

FY22 increased India’s GDP by 9.4%, FY23 7.2% and FY24 8.6%. This is an intoxicating development from any stretch of imagination, right? Wrong. It appears that a strong growth comes behind a large contraction after the Kovid shock.

If you want to see a 5-year CAGR for GVA since FY19, the number is only 4.87%. This is not a great development trajectory from any stretch of imagination. Most of the development in the last three fiscals has been captured and operated where we were.

It is no wonder that then private capes are not picking up. India will only add capacity after being out of the ink capacity, but in many areas, we are not there yet. What is more, development is now faltering. The GVA is more than 5%for 9 months of FY25. And this is a concern.

India gVVA
Financial year	GVA	% CHG
2011-12	8106947
2012-13	8546277	5.4
2013-14	9063647	6.1
2014-15	9712132	7.2
2015-16	10491868	8.0
2016-17	11328285	8.0
2017-18	12034171	6.2
2018-19	12733800	5.8
2019-20	13236100	3.9
2020-21	12687344	-4.1
2021-22	13876840	9.4
2022-23	14878028	7.2
2023-24	16151477	8.6
2024-25 (9m)	12600551	5.1

Source: RBI

Add this, some major technology changes such as AI are disrupting technology scenario, threatening to prevent employment generation of the last decade by the torch-region of India, IT services. Trump’s Maga Mission is also ready to disrupt world system and world trade.