NEW DELHI, June 2 -- India's economy likely expanded 7.3% year-on-year in the January-March quarter (Q4FY26), slowing from 7.8% in the previous three months but remaining on a solid footing amid resilient domestic demand, government spending and improved agricultural activity, according to a Mint poll of 15 economists.

Economists in the poll expect GDP growth in the quarter to come in between 6.9% and 7.5%. If the poll projection holds, full-year FY26 growth would be 7.6%, matching the government's second advance estimate.

The data for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year will be released on 5 June.

The forecast suggests the Indian economy remained resilient in Q4 despite the escalation of the conflict in West Asia towards the end o...