India’s GDP Growth To Beat Japan Soon?

India has doubled its GDP in the last decade, growing by 105% from $2.1 trillion in 2015 to $4.3 trillion in 2025, as per IMF data. This growth surpasses the United States (66%) and China (44%). India is now the fifth-largest global economy, trailing the U.S., China, Germany, and Japan but is set to surpass Japan soon.

Other countries with significant GDP growth include Russia (57%), Australia (58%), and Spain (50%). The UK and France grew by 28% and 38%, respectively.

BJP Minister Amit Malviya credited this achievement to Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, citing bold reforms and a focus on business-friendly policies. He emphasized that India's rapid economic rise is reshaping the global economic landscape and positioning the country ahead of traditional powerhouses.