RBI Projects 6.5% GDP Growth for FY26 Amid Rural and Investment Boost

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) thinks India's economy will keep growing at a good pace, about 6.5% next year.

This is because people are buying things, farmers are doing well, and companies are starting to invest more.

Rural areas are stable and cities are getting better too.

The RBI believes that good harvests and strong domestic demand are key drivers for economic expansion.

Although there are some risks to this, such as global events, the RBI believes India is on the right track to grow.