New Delhi: A report by Motilal Oswal highlights a significant surge in India's investment projects, with more than half of the country's total investments since independence occurring in the past decade, marking robust economic growth and recovery.

India has witnessed a remarkable escalation in investment activities, with a total expenditure of ₹1,176 lakh crore on investment projects since gaining independence, according to a report by Motilal Oswal.

The report reveals that ₹672 lakh crore, accounting for over half of the total investments, was spent in just the last 10 years. Projections indicate that a similar amount is likely to be invested over the next five years.

This surge aligns with a recovering investment-to-GDP ratio, which had stagnated since 2011 but has shown steady improvement in recent years.

Factors contributing to this rebound include post-pandemic economic recovery and increased government spending on infrastructure and development projects.

Stock Market Performance:
The report also underscores the resilience of Indian stock markets, which have recorded positive growth in 26 of the last 33 years. While annual corrections of 10-20% are common, the markets continue to exhibit long-term upward trends, reflecting sustained investor confidence and robust market fundamentals.

This robust trajectory of investments and stock market performance underscores India's evolving economic landscape, marked by resilience and growth-driven policies.