The economic reforms kick-started in 1991 brought about expansion of the services sector helped largely by a liberalised investment and trade regime. They also increased consumer choices, and reduced poverty significantly.
The share of services in GDP has increased 20 percentage points since 1991, reflecting a decisive change in the nature of India's economic output.
Average growth rate has been a constant since 1991 across sectors, but agriculture has seen a deceleration.
Roads have boosted connectivity and acted as a multiplier.
Entrepreneurship has surged post reforms
The dismantling of barriers resulted in a surge in FDI inflows till the global financial crisis
Foreign exchange reserves, which plummeted in 1991, burgeoned year on year since then.
Telecom Subscriber growth rate soared in the mid-1990s, with the overall base crossing a billion in 2015-16.
Number of colleges and universities increased by 537% in 25 years since 1991 after adding about 5,000 institutions in 40 years.
The Tendulkar committee estimated a drop in poverty rate to 21.9% in 2011-12.
Compiled by Sharad Raghavan, Sriram Lakshman and Srinivasan Ramani. Infographic: Prathap Ravishankar
