India’s financial system has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, moving from a position of fragility to one of comparative strength. Reforms initiated in 2013 have addressed systemic issues, stabilized the financial landscape, and fueled growth in key sectors. The country’s healthier financial system has enabled greater access to credit, boosted savings, and supported the expansion of capital markets. Despite some challenges, India’s financial sector is well-positioned for continued growth and development, attracting global recognition and investment.