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India’s ambition to become a $10 trillion economy in the coming decade has been a central theme in national economic planning and public discourse. However, recent indicators suggest that this ambitious goal may be drifting further out of reach. While India remains one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies, several structural, global, and policy-linked challenges are pulling down the momentum that once promised a rapid economic expansion. Over the past decade, India has pushed for aggressive reforms—digitisation, infrastructure development, manufacturing initiatives, and economic formalisation. These steps did create momentum, but sustaining high-level growth requires consistent investment, stable global conditions, and strong domestic demand. Unfortunately, the international environment has become increasingly volatile. Global inflation, geopolitical conflicts, slowing world trade, and fluctuating energy prices have all influenced India’s economic outlook. As exports weaken and imports remain high, the trade deficit continues to burden the system. On the domestic front, consumption—a key driver of India’s GDP—has shown uneven recovery. While premium markets flourish, middle-class and rural consumption remain stressed. Rising unemployment among youth, growing income inequality, and the slow pace of job-creation in manufacturing have become serious concerns. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which form the backbone of India’s employment ecosystem, are still recovering from the long-term effects of the pandemic, high borrowing costs, and stiff competition from imports. #IndiaEconomy #EconomicGrowth #10TrillionTarget #indiagdp #GrowthSlowdown #futureofindia #InvestInIndia #economicchallenges