India’s industrial output growth slows to 3% in March 2025, lowest in four years due to manufacturing and mining slump.

India’s industrial output witnessed a slowdown in March 2025, with growth at 3%, down from 5.5% the previous year. This deceleration was primarily due to lackluster performances in the manufacturing, mining, and power sectors. The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) recorded a modest 4% expansion for the fiscal year 2024-25, representing the slowest growth rate in four years. The subdued growth in industrial output raises concerns about the overall health of the Indian economy. Policymakers and industry experts are closely monitoring the situation to identify potential factors contributing to this downturn. The government may need to implement strategic measures to revitalize the industrial sector and stimulate economic growth. Stay tuned for more updates on India’s industrial landscape.

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