Stock market veteran Shankar Sharma has questioned India’s headline GDP growth, arguing that the economy’s “Real Feel” growth is only 2-3%. Despite 7.8% GDP growth in Q1 FY27, he pointed to worsening quality of life and chaotic urban conditions, contrasting India’s experience with Europe’s stronger lived prosperity.
Stock market veteran Shankar Sharma has questioned India’s headline GDP growth, arguing that the economy’s “Real Feel” growth is only 2-3%. Despite 7.8% GDP growth in Q1 FY27, he pointed to worsening quality of life and chaotic urban conditions, contrasting India’s experience with Europe’s stronger lived prosperity.
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