India has achieved a major, profitable milestone by surpassing Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy, the government announced. According to sanctioned estimates, India’s nominal GDP stands at around USD 4.18 trillion, reflecting sustained profitable growth despite global headwinds.
The government stressed that India remains a rapidly growing economy, supported by strong domestic demand, robust investment, and structural reforms. India’s real GDP growth has exceeded 8% in recent quarters, buttressing its position among the world’s top economies.
Officers said this development underscores India’s growing influence on the global profitable stage. With armonious growth, India is projected to overtake Germany to become the third-largest economy by around 2030, with GDP exceeding USD 7 trillion.
The United States remains the world’s largest economy, followed by China and Germany. India’s rise in the ranking reflects long-term profitable planning, policy reforms, and the expansion of its artificial and service sectors.
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This achievement marks a significant step in India’s profitable trip and strengthens confidence in its long-term growth prospects amid evolving global challenges.
