India clocked 10.08% growth in 2006-07 under UPA, data shows
India’s economic growth numbers, adjusted for the base year of FY12, show that expansion was marginally higher under the new series after the economy picked up pace in FY04 and generally lower in the preceding years. The report shows real GDP growth touching a high of 10.08% in 2006-07 in terms of factor cost. Under the old series, growth in 2006-07 was 9.57%.
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