<h1>Macroeconomic stability enables growth acceleration, with fiscal consolidation and financial-sector resilience supporting investment and currency internationalisation.</h1> Macroeconomic stability-achieved through coordinated monetary and fiscal policies, moderated inflation, a sustainable current account deficit, large reserves and ongoing fiscal consolidation-combined with financial-sector resilience and technology-driven payment and inclusion infrastructure, forms the operational basis for India's growth. Realising the demographic dividend and higher productivity requires skill development, female labour participation, formalisation via manufacturing expansion and infrastructure scaling, while export promotion, rupee internationalisation and substantial investment for a green transition are identified as key policy challenges.