<h1>India's Economic Survey Criticizes Sovereign Credit Ratings, Calls for Reforms to Reflect True Economic Strength.</h1> India's Economic Survey argues that the current sovereign credit ratings do not accurately reflect the country's economic fundamentals. It criticizes the ratings methodology as lacking transparency and objectivity, noting that India, despite being the world's fifth-largest economy, is rated lower than warranted by its economic indicators. The Survey highlights India's strong ability and willingness to meet its obligations, citing its substantial foreign reserves and minimal foreign currency-denominated debt. It calls for reforms in the rating process to address inherent biases and suggests that fiscal policy should prioritize growth over credit ratings concerns, advocating for a more equitable global approach to sovereign credit assessments.