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November 2018
GDP
(The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions)
The 7.1 per cent GDP growthfor September
quarter "seems disappointing", but growth rate for the first six
months of the fiscal is robust and healthy, Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash
Chandra Garg said Friday.
The government data released Friday shows
India's economy grew at 7.1 per cent in July-September, lowest in three
quarters. The Total Investment &
Insurance Solutions
The growth was 8.2 per cent in April-June quarter
of this fiscal. In January -March quarter the growth was 7.7 per per cent,
while it was at 7 per cent in October-December last year.
"GDP growth for second quarter 2018-19
at 7.1 per cent seems disappointing. Manufacturing growth at 7.4 per cent and agriculture
growth at 3.8% is steady. Construction at 6.8 per cent and mining at -2.4 per
cent reflect monsoon months deceleration," Garg tweeted.
The
growth during April-September stood at 7.6 per cent, which is "quite
robust and healthy", he said. "Still, the highest growth rate in the
world".
The second quarter growth of 7.1 per cent
keeps India ahead of China, which had expanded at the rate of 6.5 per cent in
the July-September period this year.
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