India’s central bank is asking the government to focus more on helping the country’s economy grow. In a recent meeting, Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra said global uncertainty could scare away investors. That’s why India needs strong local policies to keep business investment flowing.

The bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) said that while inflation is still a concern, it’s also important to make sure the economy doesn’t slow down. They want to find a balance between keeping prices stable and encouraging growth.

Experts say this message is a sign that the central bank is trying to boost confidence among businesses. If companies feel supported, they are more likely to invest and hire more workers.

India has been doing well compared to some other countries, but global events like war and trade fights can still cause problems. The central bank wants to be ready.

The committee’s comments suggest India will keep interest rates steady for now and focus on keeping the economy moving.