But here’s the catch: global investors aren’t just betting on numbers. They’re betting on trust. Kyunghoon Kim of KIEP says India must lock in policy continuity; not just today, but for years ahead. Why? Because FDI doesn’t flow into economies that flip-flop. The real test isn’t GDP; it’s whether skilled workers can fill factory jobs, whether trade deals actually open markets, and whether inflation doesn’t silently erode gains. One stat you need to remember: even at 7% growth, 90 million Indians still need to move from farming to factories. That’s not a job ad; it’s India’s next infrastructure project: human capital. Policy matters. Consistency matters. And right now, the world is watching; not just at the numbers, but at the system behind them.