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The 7.1 per cent GDP growth for September quarter "seems disappointing", but growth rate for the first six months of the fiscal is robust and healthy, Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg said Friday.
The government data released Friday shows India's economy grew at 7.1 per cent in July-September, lowest in three quarters.
The growth was 8.2 per cent in April-June quarter of this fiscal. In January -March quarter the growth was 7.7 per per cent, while it was at 7 per cent in October-December last year.
"GDP growth for second quarter 2018-19 at 7.1 per cent seems disappointing. Manufacturing growth at 7.4 per cent and agriculture growth at 3.8% is steady. Construction at 6.8 per cent and mining at -2.4 per cent reflect monsoon months deceleration," Garg tweeted.
The growth during April-September stood at 7.6 per cent, which is "quite robust and healthy", he said. "Still, the highest growth rate in the world". 
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The 7.1 per cent GDP growth for September quarter "seems disappointing", but growth rate for the first six months of the fiscal is robust and healthy, Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg said Friday.The government data released Friday shows India's economy grew at 7.1 per cent in July-September, lowest in three quarters.The growth was 8.2 per cent in April-June quarter of this fiscal. In January -March quarter the growth was 7.7 per per cent, while it was at 7 per cent in October-December last year."GDP growth for second quarter 2018-19 at 7.1 per cent seems disappointing. Manufacturing growth at 7.4 per cent and agriculture growth at 3.8% is steady. Construction at 6.8 per cent and mining at -2.4 per cent reflect monsoon months deceleration," Garg tweeted.The growth during April-September stood at 7.6 per cent, which is "quite robust and healthy", he said. "Still, the highest growth rate in the world". Watch Zee Business Tweet video here:#MoneyGuru | इंटरनेशनल हॉलिडे का है सपना, तो कैसे करें इसकी फाइनेंशियल प्लानिंग और किन बातों का रखें ख्याल।पूरा कार्यक्रम देखें : https://t.co/Q2chFObhSB@rainaswati @kalpesh_ashar pic.twitter.com/0xJrc8mYrR— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) November 30, 2018The second quarter growth of 7.1 per cent keeps India ahead of China, which had expanded at the rate of 6.5 per cent in the July-September period this year. 

The government data released Friday shows India's economy grew at 7.1 per cent in July-September, lowest in three quarters.

7.1% GDP growth in Q2 &#039;disappointing&#039;: Finance Ministry

7.1% GDP growth in Q2 'disappointing': Finance Ministry

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The 7.1 per cent GDP growth for September quarter seems disappointing, but growth rate for the first six months of the fiscal is robust and healthy, Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg said Friday. The government data released Friday shows Indias economy grew at 7.1 per cent in July-September, lowest in three quarters. The growth was 8.2 per cent in April-June quarter of this fiscal. In January -March quarter the growth was 7.7 per per cent, while it was at 7 per cent in October-December last year. GDP growth for second quarter 2018-19 at 7.1 per cent seems disappointing. Manufacturing growth at 7.4 per cent and agriculture growth at 3.8% is steady. Construction at 6.8 per cent and mining at -2.4 per cent reflect monsoon months deceleration, Garg tweeted. The growth during April-September stood at 7.6 per cent, which is quite robust and healthy, he said. Still, the highest growth rate in the world.  Watch Zee Business Tweet video here: #MoneyGuru | इंटरनेशनल हॉलिडे का है सपना, तो कैसे करें इसकी फाइनेंशियल प्लानिंग और किन बातों का रखें ख्याल। पूरा कार्यक्रम देखें : https://t.co/Q2chFObhSB@rainaswati @kalpesh_ashar pic.twitter.com/0xJrc8mYrR — Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) November 30, 2018 The second quarter growth of 7.1 per cent keeps India ahead of China, which had expanded at the rate of 6.5 per cent in the July-September period this year.  

The government data released Friday shows Indias economy grew at 7.1 per cent in July-September, lowest in three quarters.