The ministry explained how double deflation can produce a negative implicit GVA deflator when input prices rise faster than output prices.

One of the biggest points of discussion and questioning is the revision to Q1 FY26 GDP at current prices, that is the figures for last year's same quarter numbers. Under the old 2011-12 series, GDP ...

MoSPI has clarified India’s GDP estimation methodology, negative manufacturing deflator and Q1 revisions amid debate over the 7.8% growth estimate and former Finance Secretary’s claims.

By Santosh Kumar Mohapatra India’s reported 7.8 per cent real GDP growth in the April–June quarter of 2026 has triggered ...

Former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg critiques India's GDP estimates, highlighting data inconsistencies and concerns ...

The government has revised the GDP estimate for Q1 FY2025-26 following the introduction of a new GDP series with 2022-23 as the base year ...

MoSPI has explained how changes in the GDP series, price deflators, and sector-wise estimates affect the headline numbers ...

New Delhi: The statistics ministry on Wednesday, September 2, defended the methodology behind its newly released economic growth estimates, saying revisions to last year’s GDP and the divergence ...

MoSPI Secretary Saurabh Garg on Thursday explained why India's manufacturing GDP deflator turned negative in the April-June quarter despite rising input costs. He said the calculation reflects changes ...

India completely overhauled its official statistics in 2026, leading to revisions in old data. But how is it arriving at ...