<h1>India's 2017-18 GDP Grows 11.3% Nominally; Real Growth at 7.2%, Savings and Capital Formation Surge.</h1> The Central Statistics Office released revised estimates for India's national income, consumption, savings, and capital formation for 2017-18, showing a nominal GDP of Rs. 170.95 lakh crore, a growth of 11.3% from the previous year. Real GDP grew by 7.2%, with primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors growing at 5.0%, 6.0%, and 8.1% respectively. Gross savings increased to Rs. 52.16 lakh crore, with the household sector contributing the most. Gross Capital Formation rose to Rs. 55.27 lakh crore, with non-financial corporations as the largest contributors. Private consumption expenditure also saw an increase, reflecting economic growth.