"manufacturing-sector"

India's industrial production grew 6.7 per cent in July 2026, supported by manufacturing and electricity output. Bank of Baroda expects consumption recovery and rural demand to boost growth, though global commodity volatility and supply chain issues may pressure producer margins

The Economic Survey 2025–26 highlights Telangana’s improved macroeconomic indicators, declining inflation, and fiscal self-reliance. The State contributes significantly to India’s services output and has emerged as a preferred destination for startups, particularly in the Gen-AI ecosystem.

While many reforms in the Budget focus on financial support to entrepreneurs, unfortunately, they do not address wage security or provide adequate support for women workers

India must integrate into the global value chain ecosystem and tap into service sector’s growth to advance its manufacturing

According to S&P Global's India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index, it marginally fell from 57.8 in June to 57.7 in July

"The survey provides valuable input for monetary policy formulation," the RBI said while announcing the launch of 54th round of the survey.

The seasonally-adjusted IHS Markit India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) declined to 48.1 in June from 50.8 in May.

 Companies observe the slowest rises in new work and output in ten months amid intensification of Covid crisis

According to the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) data, manufacturing sector output shrank by 1.7 per cent in November 2020.

The ministry informed that under the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan, an Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme was introduced, which was available till October 31 or till the Rs 3-lakh-crore is sanctioned.

Accordingly, the scheme is expected to attract foreign players, boost production, increase exports and generate employment in the country

Manufacturers indicated that the ongoing relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions, better market conditions and improved demand helped them to secure new work in October

"The survey (Round 51) is for the reference period July-September 2020 (Q2:2020-21)," the central bank said in a statement.