India's economy commenced 2020 with its most fragile quarter, in any event, eight years. Be that as it may, the greatest drop is yet to come.

Gross domestic product extended by 3.1% in the three months to March, as indicated by government information distributed Friday. That was a quicker pace than market analysts had expected, yet at the same time, the most vulnerable figure since equivalent record-keeping started in 2012.  

India's economy had been hindering admirably before the coronavirus pandemic hit, with the pace of extension drooping to about portion of what it was three years prior as purchaser request disappeared and the nation's car division battled.  

India's economy will shrivel this year just because of 1979. Be that as it may, more agony is in transit for Asia's third-greatest economy. The information for the initial three months of the year doesn't completely catch the effect of an across the country lockdown forced in late March as specialists looked to stem the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.  

The lockdown has prompted a critical decrease in action, as indicated by Shilan Shah, the senior India financial expert at Capital Economics. He said in an exploration note distributed before the GDP information was discharged that "pretty much every financial marker" has encountered the "most honed drop on record." Capital Economics had to gauge a 1.5% withdrawal for the quarter.  

"The droop in the vast majority of these pointers have extended in April," Shah included, alluding to significant indications of monetary movement in India like traveler appearances, railroad travelers and vehicle creation. He said that despite the fact that limitations are facilitating this month — air terminals just began reviving recently, for instance — a more honed constriction in the present quarter is likely.  

Friday's declaration comes seven days after Reserve Bank of India boss Shaktikanta Das cautioned that GDP would succumb to the financial year of 2020-2021, which finishes next March. The last time India's economy shrank through the span of a year was in 1979.  

Das made the projection while declaring a huge number of new measures to prop up the sickly economy.  

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He declared that the national bank would slice its loaning rate from 4.4% to 4%. The bank likewise expanded a three-month obligation ban it had offered to little and medium-sized organizations by an additional 90 days.  

Das didn't preclude the chance of presenting different measures as the pandemic advances. PM Narendra Modi has additionally said the legislature was submitting $266 billion to help the economy, including steps to improve liquidity for organizations and a prior $23 billion upgrade bundle intended to support the nation's poor.

It is to be noted that Moody's have given -BAA rating to India and the pessimist opposition is set on personal vendetta only to target the government of India where it can do anything at all. 

The world economy is currently facing a growth rate of 3.5 % while India is having a growth rate of 1.2% so as a whole nation we still have a high chance of reviving back our economy and as our visionary plus practical head of the state have just said today on 125th anniversary of CII, we can come back strongly on the economic front with the sole mantra of self-reliance.