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Growth of Indian Economy
Three slides framing India's economic growth through cities, demand, infrastructure and productive capability.
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The opening figures use World Bank nominal GDP in current US dollars: about $3.76 trillion in FY2024/25, about 33% above FY2019/20. This comparison is not real GDP growth. The fiscal-year labels follow World Bank reporting conventions for India. One identical opening slide was removed. Photos are illustrative; their locations have not been verified, and the wider commentary is not a comprehensive economic analysis.
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- World Bank: India GDP in current US dollars, 2019 to 2024: Data updated 13 July 2026. The rounded comparison is approximately 33%, calculated from current-US-dollar values, not real GDP growth.
- World Bank reporting-year methodology: Explains fiscal-year reporting for India.
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1. India's growth is visible in its cities.
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INDIA / ECONOMY01 / THE GROWTH STORY
URBAN TRANSFORMATION
India's growth
is visible in its cities.
From expanding edges to global metros, the city is where scale becomes visible.
$3.76TGDP · FY2024/25
+33% vs FY2019/20
Gurugram
EXPANDING EDGE
Hyderabad
SCALE + INDUSTRY
Bengaluru
KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
Mumbai
GLOBAL METRO
Read left to right: urban edge → scale → knowledge economy → global metro.
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2. Growth is powered by people, rails, and capability.
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INDIA / GROWTH DRIVERSThree reinforcing engines
Growth is powered by people, rails, and capability.
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Demand
A large, increasingly connected home market.
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Investment
Infrastructure and digital rails are compounding.
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Capability
Services, manufacturing, and formalisation.
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3. Growth is moving up the value chain.
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INDIA / THE OPPORTUNITYFrom rebound to reinvention
Growth is moving
up the value chain.
The next chapter is deeper productivity, stronger industry, and higher-value work.
A CONNECTED GROWTH PLATFORM
ScaleRailsIndustrySkills
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