Not so much. Here’s the twist: growth doesn’t always mean gains for investors. While headlines brag about GDP, the real story is hiding in corporate earnings. Most of India’s market still rides on old giants; banks, FMCG, IT; not the AI, semiconductors or space tech reshaping the world. Foreign investors are pulling back, partly because US bonds look safer, and partly because rupee weakness eats into their returns. But here’s the real shift: millions of Indian households now invest via SIPs. That means a market slump doesn’t just hurt big institutions; it hits your savings too. The message? India needs more than growth. It needs companies that don’t just grow… but dominate. Because without profits and global scale, even the fastest economy can leave investors waiting.