India’s economy is reportedly growing at an impressive 8.2%, yet the IMF has assigned its national accounts a ‘C’ grade due to methodological weaknesses. This rating highlights concerns about outdated base years, price deflators, and data granularity, sparking a debate over the accuracy of the reported growth figures.
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