India’s core infrastructure growth slows to 3.8% in March 2025, impacted by oil and gas production decline.

India’s core infrastructure sectors witnessed a sluggish growth rate in March 2025, registering a mere 3.8% increase compared to the 6.3% growth seen in March of the previous year. The slowdown can be attributed to a decline in crude oil and natural gas production, along with other significant sectors displaying decelerated growth. The overall cumulative growth for the fiscal year 2024-25 stood at 4%. This data indicates a concerning trend in the country’s infrastructure development, raising alarms for policymakers and stakeholders. The deceleration in key sectors like energy and transportation could have far-reaching implications on the economy and require immediate attention. Experts suggest that targeted interventions and strategic investments are needed to revitalize these sectors and propel overall economic growth. The need of the hour is for the government to implement robust policies that encourage infrastructure development and attract investments in crucial sectors. As India aims to boost its economy and achieve sustainable development goals, a revitalized focus on infrastructure growth becomes imperative. Stay tuned for more updates on India’s economic landscape and infrastructure sector developments.

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