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MoSPI Shifts GSDP and GSVA Base Year to 2022-23

9 May 20261 min read
ECONOMYMoSPI Shifts GSDPand GSVA BaseYear to 2022-239 May 2026safalsetu.com

Why in the news

The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation changed the reference year used to compute state-level output, so that state economic numbers reflect today’s economy.

Key facts

  • Ministry: MoSPI.
  • New base year: 2022-23.
  • Indicators affected: GSDP and GSVA.
  • Method: better data sources and refreshed estimation techniques.
  • Who must follow: all States and Union Territories.

Why it matters

  • Captures the current structure of the economy.
  • Makes performance figures comparable across States.
  • Standardises how economic performance is measured.

Exam angle

  • Base year now: 2022-23; body: MoSPI.
  • Terms: GSDP, GSVA, base year revision.
  • Purpose: comparability and standardisation across States and UTs.

Test yourself

1. Which ministry revised the base year for State GDP calculations to 2022-23?

MoSPI updated the base year for GSDP and GSVA.

2. What is the new base year for GSDP and GSVA estimates announced by MoSPI?

The new base year is 2022-23.

3. Why were States and UTs directed to adopt the new GSDP base year?

Adoption supports comparability and standardisation of economic performance data.