1) Key Improvements More accurate data from corporate filings and surveys. Better measurement of real GDP using double-deflation. Inclusion of informal/unregistered sector and non-market government services. Aligns with international standards; improves credibility. 2)Main Risks / Challenges Informal sector estimates may still be inaccurate. Complex methodology may reduce transparency. Base-year change may affect comparability with old series. Imputed values (e.g., government services) depend on assumptions. 3)Critical Recommendations Ensure transparency of methods and assumptions. Peer review of new methodology. Regular surveys to better capture informal sector. Clear guidance for users on interpreting new vs. old series.

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Bring rationale to UTs

If all states use similar approach and mathematics, NSO could aggregate better

Involve states and aggregate data

What I see as useful / promising in the proposed improvements 1. Use of newer data sources for better coverage & granularity According to MoSPI’s own release, the new series (base FY 2022-23) will sharpen the estimation of Gross Value Added (GVA) especially for large private businesses in the Non-Financial Private Corporations (NFPC) sector. This reflects a broader trend worldwide: many countries are trying to incorporate administrative data, tax data, business registries, and more up-to-date sources rather than relying solely on periodic surveys.

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respected sir/ madam 🙏 🙏, 1. Need for Methodological Improvement India’s economy is expanding and diversifying, with rapid growth in the digital economy, informal sector activities, and new service industries. The existing methods of data collection and estimation sometimes face delays, incompleteness, or outdated benchmarks. Therefore, the paper’s proposal to modernize methods is timely and necessary. 2. Strengthening the Production Approach The production approach benefits from more accurate measurement of the value added in each sector. Improvement areas include: Better coverage of unorganized and informal sectors through periodic surveys Use of GST data to capture production trends more realistically Sector-specific benchmarking to reduce estimation errors Incorporating remote-sensing and digital data sources (e.g., for agriculture, mining, construction) These steps will increase the precision of Gross Value Added (GVA) across industries. THANK YOU

Respected sir madam, my name is khushrajpatel. Iam from Telangana ZPHSQUTHBULLAPUR Government school. The Methodological 📜 📜 paper for income. to the employee of a paper industries. In our india paper methodological is most important and paper is most usefull in this country. THANK YOU