India's plans to cut personal income tax rates will put more disposable income in the hands of the people and eventually boost consumption in the world's fifth-largest economy, top executives said on Saturday.

India’s growth may hit a four-year low as weak manufacturing, food inflation, and sluggish urban demand weigh on the economy, with FY26 GDP projected at 6.3 to 6.8 per cent.

India cut personal income tax rates for some individuals in a bid to boost consumption across Asia's third-largest economy, which is projected to grow at its slowest pace in four years.

India’s finance minister cut taxes for low income earners to spur consumption in Asia’s third-largest economy, while also targeting a slightly smaller budget deficit in the coming fiscal year.Most Rea

India plans to cut personal income tax rates to boost consumption in its economy by increasing disposable income. The budget proposes raising the non-taxable income threshold to 1.28 million rupees, benefiting around 25-30 million taxpayers and potentially stimulating demand for consumer goods,