New Delhi: Taunted as a bankrupt nation and scraping for loans. Pakistan has irrevocably sunk into deep debt ever since it was formed alongside India. Pakistan has been from the start of its formation, dependent on China and Saudi Arabia for financial assistance, including always seeking help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Pakistan's IMF has also adjusted its economic growth prediction of 3% claiming that the country’s economy is doing ok. Meanwhile, IMF estimates Project the time IMF claims that India’s economy is projected to grow by 6.5 percent according to them India is at a third world country level. The Indian economy has proven to be smoother and superior compared to the Pakistani economy that is undergoing a lot of political and economic issues.

The Economy of India Makes a Buzz Across the Globe

Both the World Bank and the IMF have come out with an assurance that the Indian economy will in the future have growth saying there is room the economy to grow . The World Bank in its report pegged the gdp of India at 6.7% whereas I.

With this sort of growth rate India can easily feature amongst the fastest economies on the planet. With aims to enhance the Modi led government roped in initiatives for boosting up the economic front which included overhauling the tax regime, development of the logistics sector amongst other.

Pakistani Economy on its Wildest Mood Swings

While the IMF was forseeing a real glass half full scenario Singh claimed the country is strugglign with t its economic growth saw downwards due to Covid. With the current policies in place the ADB suggested that political turmoil and market instability saw a downturn for Gdp from 3.2to a dismal 3%.

It is clearly evident that Pakistan has economic and political issues intensifying in dire measures since their GDP growth rate expected to be 4% in 2026 only fessed the dreaded reality.