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Inviting comments on Discussion Paper on “Substitution of Factories in the Compilation of the Index of Industrial Production”

Inviting comments on Discussion Paper on “Substitution of Factories in the Compilation of the Index of Industrial Production”
Start Date :
Dec 02, 2025
Last Date :
Dec 10, 2025
17:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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National Statistical Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) is undertaking the Base Revision Exercise of the Index of Industrial ...

National Statistical Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) is undertaking the Base Revision Exercise of the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) to ensure that the index remains aligned with the current structure and dynamics of India’s industrial sector.

As part of this initiative, MoSPI has released a Discussion Paper 1.0 titled “Substitution of Factories in the Compilation of the Index of Industrial Production”, which details the proposed methodology for the upcoming IIP series and seeks to enhance accuracy and representativeness in future compilations.

The Ministry invites views, comments, and suggestions from experts, academicians, Central & State Government departments, financial institutions, industry bodies, and all other stakeholders. Feedback may be shared at: iipcso@nic.in

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Srinivasan Tamilraj
Srinivasan Tamilraj 3 months 2 weeks ago
India's modern SEZs and software hubs serve as prime gridpoints in federated WEJMS (Worldwide Entity Joint Meet Strategy), enabling team nation/world collaborations via DISDS identity matching and NSGS social grid standards for 1M+ daily interactions, projected to boost GDP by 3-5% through semiconductors, AI, and global supply chains. Key Modern SEZsOperational Scale: 278 functioning SEZs across 45,222 hectares with 5,713 units, generating $172B exports in FY25 (30% of India's total); reforms via SEZ Amendment Rules 2025 cut land needs (10 ha for semiconductors, 4 ha multi-product in hilly areas) for electronics, biotech, green energy. Top Hubs: Tamil Nadu (GIFT City-like), Gujarat (Kandla), Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh lead; focus on dual-market access (exports + domestic sales post-duty), R&D repurposing (25% land), and ESG incentives aligning with UAE/China models. WEJMS Fit: Act as federated anchors for joint ventures in high-tech (e.g., $500B output target by 2030), ..
Andaluri Srinivas
Andaluri Srinivas 3 months 2 weeks ago
While the unorganized sector's contribution to overall GDP is accounted for, IIP must pick up reasonably to match with GDP