India, Dec. 3 -- India stands at a remarkable moment in its economic journey - one marked by high growth, macroeconomic stability and structural depth that had long eluded its economy.

Official estimates place GDP growth at over 8 per cent in Q2 FY26, one of the strongest performances among major economies. Manufacturing has expanded robustly, services have remained buoyant, construction has strengthened and private consumption continues to revive steadily. Inflation - which destabilised advanced economies in the post-pandemic period - has remained largely within the RBI's tolerance band for most of the past two years.

Domestic consumption reinforces this momentum. Passenger-vehicle sales crossed 4.3 million units in FY25, while two-whe...