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India’s total exports have shown strong growth, reaching USD 714.73 billion during April–January FY 2025–26, reflecting the country’s resilience amid global uncertainties.
The Government has attributed this performance to sustained policy support and diversification of export markets and products. Special emphasis has been placed on strengthening India’s export ecosystem to make it more competitive and less vulnerable to global disruptions, particularly those arising from geopolitical conflicts.
A key initiative highlighted is the launch of the “RELIEF” scheme, aimed at mitigating export risks caused by such disruptions. The scheme seeks to support exporters facing challenges due to supply chain disruptions, rising costs, and uncertain global demand.
The release underscores that India continues to expand its global trade footprint by promoting district-level exports, enhancing logistics infrastructure, and improving ease of doing business. These efforts are aligned with the broader goal of boosting manufacturing and integrating Indian industries into global value chains.
Overall, the Government remains committed to sustaining export growth, diversifying markets, and ensuring that Indian exporters remain competitive despite evolving global challenges.