India’s core infrastructure sectors witnessed a sluggish growth rate of 3.8% in March 2025, a notable decline from the 6.3% growth recorded in March of the previous year. The slowdown in growth was largely attributed to decreases in crude oil and natural gas production, along with decelerated growth in other vital sectors. The overall cumulative growth for the fiscal year 2024-25 stood at 4%. This dip in growth raises concerns about the country’s economic stability and future development prospects. The data underscores the need for strategic interventions to revitalize the infrastructure sector and propel economic growth. Policymakers and industry experts must collaborate to address the challenges faced by these crucial sectors and implement reforms to stimulate growth. The performance of core infrastructure sectors plays a pivotal role in driving India’s economy and ensuring a sustainable development trajectory. It is imperative for stakeholders to closely monitor these sectors and implement measures to bolster their performance. As India strives to enhance its infrastructure capabilities and meet the evolving needs of a growing population, a concerted effort is required to overcome the current growth challenges and foster a more robust and resilient infrastructure landscape.