The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recently released its April 2025 World Economic Outlook report, which has revised India’s projected GDP growth for 2025 to 6.2%, a decrease from the earlier estimate of 6.5%. This downward revision is attributed to heightened trade tensions and global uncertainty, primarily caused by the tariff policies of the United States. The IMF’s report highlights the impact of these factors on India’s economic growth prospects for the current year. The revision underscores the challenges faced by India’s economy amidst a complex global economic landscape. Despite this adjustment, India remains a key player in the global economy, and policymakers are likely to closely monitor the situation to navigate these challenges effectively. The IMF’s analysis sheds light on the interconnected nature of the world economy and the importance of addressing trade conflicts and uncertainties to support sustainable economic growth. As India continues to strive for economic development and stability, it will be essential for the country to adapt to evolving global economic dynamics and implement strategic measures to mitigate risks and capitalize on opportunities for growth.