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Economic Survey 2025: 'Service,' 'Global', 'Market' Most Used Words

The Economic Survey 2025 shows 'India' was mentioned 1,275 times, while 'growth' appeared 648 times, highlighting key themes in the Department of Economic Affairs' report.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>New Delhi: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during the joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament addressed by President Droupadi Murmu marking the start for the Budget session, in New Delhi, Friday, Jan. 31, 2025. (Source: PTI )</p></div>
New Delhi: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during the joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament addressed by President Droupadi Murmu marking the start for the Budget session, in New Delhi, Friday, Jan. 31, 2025. (Source: PTI )

The Economic Survey 2025, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the parliament on Friday, mentioned 'India' 1,275 times, while words like 'growth,' 'service, and 'global' were amongst the other most used words. The Economic Survey is a report on the state of the economy during the year, which is always presented on the previous day of the Union Budget.

"Keeping in mind the upsides and downsides to growth, real GDP growth in FY26 is expected to be between 6.3 and 6.8%," the Economic Survey said.

The word ‘growth' was used a grand total of 648 times in the Economic Survey 2025. While the talk of the town, the word 'artificial intelligence,' was mentioned 35 times, 'fiscal deficit' was mentioned four times, and 'fiscal' was mentioned 42 times.

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'State' was mentioned 659 times, 'service' 565 times, while the word 'global' was used 547 times and 'market' was used 431 times. 'Infrastructure' was mentioned 269 times, and 'development' was used 459 times.

This was followed by 'production' 193 times, 'manufacturing' 191 times, and 'agriculture' 150 times.

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The Economic Survey is prepared by the Department of Economic Affairs, or DEA, of the Finance Ministry, under the guidance of the Chief Economic Adviser and approved by the Finance Minister.

"The government’s proactive policy interventions have been crucial in stabilising inflation. These measures include the strengthening of buffer stocks for essential food items, periodic open market releases, and efforts to ease imports during supply shortages. Despite these challenges, there are positive signs for inflation management in India," said the report.

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