(UNI SPECIAL)Abhijit MukhopadhyayNew Delhi, April 24 -- The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) April projections for India's 2026 GDP growth are out. The Fund revised it upwards to 6.5 per cent from its January estimate of 6.4 per cent. The perceived benefits of reducing additional US tariffs on Indian goods and services to 10 per cent from the earlier 50 per cent have played a major role in this revision.
Amidst widespread economic stagnation, this latest IMF projection underlines the economy's resilience. It shows that India is still growing at a robust pace, though the global turbulence continues.
In a separate development, India has slipped to the sixth position among the world's largest economies. However, this mainly reflects excha...