2007 in India

In 2007, India experienced significant political, economic, and social developments that shaped the nation’s trajectory. The year was marked by an economic growth rate exceeding 9%, underscoring India’s emergence as a global economic power. The UPA government, led by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, continued to focus on economic reforms and social welfare programs, although it faced challenges related to inflation and rising food prices. Key events included the signing of the India–United States Civil Nuclear Agreement, which aimed to enhance bilateral ties. Additionally, 2007 witnessed significant cultural milestones, including the 75th anniversary of Indian cinema, reflecting on its historical impact and evolution. Social issues, including the rise of caste-based movements and regional disparities, remained prominent in public discourse.