This document discusses India's current economic position and reasons for changes in its GDP rate from 2011-2013. It notes that while India has the 10th largest nominal GDP and 3rd largest GDP by purchasing power parity, its GDP growth has slowed to 4.9%. The main reasons for the decrease in GDP rate during this period were a fall in the domestic savings and investment rates as well as a slowdown in the industrial sector. The document also provides data on India's economic sectors, currency exchange rates over time, and steps taken by the government and RBI to increase GDP, such as increasing foreign direct investment and implementing fiscal and monetary policies.