India’s Exports are growing strong and steady. Between April and May 2025, total exports jumped over 5%. That means we went from USD 134.6 billion last year to USD 142.4 billion this year. It’s a clear sign that India is not just holding its ground — it’s growing and shining.
This growth comes from a 3% rise in merchandise and a huge 9.1% rise in services. That shows we’re not a one-sided story. We’re strong in both products and services.
Rising Merchandise Exports Push Success Forward
The main players driving this growth are sectors we all know and celebrate. Electronic goods jumped by 54.1%. Marine products went up by 26.8%. Chemicals grew by 16%. Drugs and pharmaceuticals were up 7.4%. And readymade garments of textiles saw a rise of 11.3%. It’s a proud moment for sectors that put food on our table and power in our industries.
Meanwhile, the country’s imports fell in products like pulses, transport equipment, fertilizer, crude oil, gold, and vegetable oils. That means we’re not just selling more — we’re buying smarter.
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USA, Australia, Oman Lead Rising Demand
Who’s buying all these products from us? The USA tops the list with a 20% rise in imports from India during April-May 2025. Australia jumped by over 50%. Oman grew by 40.9%. China went up by 18.7%. The UAE, a key Gulf market, jumped by 12.3%.
This shows the world wants what we make — and we’re delivering.
Government Support Boosts Success
This strong growth isn’t just a coincidence. The government’s policies are helping. The recent restoration of RoDTEP benefits, for example, lets businesses get incentives back on their export products. It makes a huge difference to profits and pricing.
Initiatives like this, plus ongoing efforts to find new markets and cut red tape, are making “India’s Exports” more competitive globally. According to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry website, this policy is a key part of making sure we keep growing.
The Future Look Bright
Looking forward, the PHDCCI and industry experts say this momentum will continue. “We anticipate robust growth, supported by policy incentives and growing market confidence,” said Hemant Jain, President of PHDCCI.
This means more orders, more production, more profits — and more jobs. It’s a proud moment for all of us. The future of India’s Exports is looking bright.
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