Archive · 11 Jun 2025

India Revising GDP Base Year for More Accurate Economic Data

India Revising GDP Base Year for More Accurate Economic Data

India is updating how it figures out its economic growth, like giving a new starting point for its calculations.

This helps measure the economy better, especially since things change over time.

These updates have happened before, about every decade, but the new one will be in 2026 using 2022-23 as the base year.

It’s important because it affects how investors see India and makes sure the numbers used for decisions are accurate.

Sources

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