Does India's fast growth means it has a strong economy??

only GDP growth rate is not a sign of growth in economy. our GDP is growing just because of inflationary factors. if we see...per capita income and sector growth rate we are far away from real growth.

OUR COMPANY GROWTH IS DEPENDENT ON JUST FEW BIG COMPANIES, WHOLE COUNTRY IS NOT

Although markets are the faces of economy but it doesn't implement on India as In India approx. 80%-90% investment(in market) depends on FIIs & DIIs. FIIs are just playing with our market. They know that they can move the market as per their wish. No doubt India's economy is growing so that they can trust on India with increasing trend. 

But we can't conclude that Indian stock markets shows real picture of Indian economy. We are very strong in market point of you say rather than economy....

There is always a illusion in our country that when the Stock Market is doing well , our economy is also strong, well the stock market is just one of the indicators and we must not forget that it reflects the sentiments of just 3-4% of the country's population which invests in the stock market and the FII's Sentiments.

When it comes to our economy, we are doing well in terms of numbers, but the actual situation is very different, the numbers are at times misleading us. We have been doing development in our Nation with funds from other countries...

See Jyoti the companies are coming to India why? India has increased 42500 more millionaire and growing today there are 127000 millionaire are there in India. The economy is vibrant and we are the second fastest growing economy. Even IMF will be increasing our rating. So every body globally is looking towards India to invest.

I am of the opinion Government is trying to take the country in fast track. Yes we are facing the problem of price rise which is natural and at the end everybody will be benefited i.e 1.2 billion population.      

I don't think anybody has a complete picture of how the Indian economy is faring at the moment, also it turns out that India's recovery from the crisis is partly illusionary, as its growth is not sustainable and is not creating a broad prosperity...India's gross domestic product growth weakened immediately after the fall 2008 financial crisis, but was nonetheless one of the world's best performances.

It has now returned to the pre-shock 8 to 9 per cent and remains one of the world's best performances. For the April-June quarter, India just reported that real GDP growth (using factor costs) was 8.8 per cent.  So,I don' think India has a strong economy.