India’s core infrastructure sectors witnessed a slowdown in growth, increasing by 3.8% in March 2025, down from the 6.3% growth in March of the previous year. This deceleration was mainly attributed to declines in crude oil and natural gas production, along with other crucial sectors experiencing a slowdown. The overall growth for the fiscal year 2024-25 stood at 4%. The data, released by the government, highlights the challenges faced by key sectors in India’s infrastructure development. The moderation in growth raises concerns about the country’s economic trajectory and the need for strategic measures to boost growth in these core sectors. The infrastructure sector plays a vital role in driving economic growth, and any slowdown can have far-reaching implications on the overall economy. Analysts suggest that targeted investments, policy reforms, and technological advancements are imperative to overcome the current challenges and revitalize the infrastructure sector. The government’s focus on infrastructure development through initiatives like the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) underscores the importance of this sector in India’s growth story. As the country aims to achieve sustainable development goals and enhance its global competitiveness, addressing the slowdown in core infrastructure sectors becomes paramount. Stakeholders across industries are closely monitoring the situation and looking for collaborative efforts to stimulate growth and ensure a resilient infrastructure ecosystem in India.