India GDP Growth 2026: Economy Beats Forecasts with Strong 7.7% Expansion in FY26; Q4 Grows 7.8%

  India has once again showcased its economic resilience. The country recorded a robust 7.7% GDP growth in fiscal year 2025-26 (FY26), surpassing both the previous year’s 6.5% and the government’s Second Advance Estimate of 7.6%. This performance reaffirms India’s position as the world’s fastest-growing major economy despite global headwinds like geopolitical tensions and volatile crude oil prices. According to provisional estimates released by the Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI) on Friday, the Indian economy continues to demonstrate strong momentum. Key Highlights of India’s FY26 GDP Numbers Annual GDP Growth : 7.7% in FY26 (up from 6.5% in FY25) Q4 FY26 Growth : 7.8% (steady from the previous quarter) Real GDP Level : ₹323.12 lakh crore in FY26, compared to ₹299.89 lakh crore (First Revised Estimate) in FY25 Real Gross Value Added (GVA) : Expanded by 7.9% for the full year Nominal GVA : Grew 9.1% in FY26 Q4 GVA Performance : Real GVA a...
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Powering Up Profits: Energy Sector Bargains in the Current Correction

Listen up, energy enthusiasts the sector's down 8% in this correction, but renewables are the unsung heroes ready to surge. With India's 500 GW green goal by 2030 and cheap solar modules, this dip's a setup for explosive rebounds. Policy winds and falling costs mean 15-40% upside for the right picks. I've got six here, blending established giants with emerging stars, all undervalued and analyst-approved. Time to energize your holdings.

Ather Energy, the EV scooter trailblazer, isn't fully listed yet but whispers of IPO make it a watchlist must. Proxy through ecosystem bets, but its battery tech could ride the EV wave hard.

Waaree Energies is killing it in solar—revenues doubled on 12 GW capacity, trading at ₹3,200 with targets to ₹3,646 (15% up). 20x PE steal with PLI boosts; China's woes hand India the edge.

QPower (linked to Borosil Renewables) shines in modules, up 30% YTD but dipped 12%. Targets ₹400 on expansions—25% margins from efficiency gains.

Adani Power, the thermal-turned-green titan, has UBS eyeing 43% to ₹850 from ₹650. Debt down, dividends up—cash machine in any market.

IREDA funds the green shift, loans up 40% YoY at ₹220 with 30% targets. Bonds and policies make it foolproof.

Suzlon Energy, wind maestro, boasts 41% CAGR to FY28 at ₹70; Motilal's ₹92 call means 30% lift. Debt-free, ₹3,500 crore orders—dip-buy essential.

Energy's the future; go green for gains. Which one's powering your portfolio?

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