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study uses data from the period of 2010-2020. The results suggest that there is a negative relationship between GDP growth and fiscal deficit in the short run, indicating that an increase in fiscal deficit leads to a decrease in GDP growth in the same period. However, in the long run, the relationship is not significant, suggesting that fiscal deficit does not have a significant impact on the GDP growth of India. The study also explores the impact of other macroeconomic variables on the relationship between GDP growth and fiscal deficit. The results show that inflation has a negative impact on the relationship in the short run, indicating that an increase in inflation leads to a decrease in GDP growth in the same period when fiscal deficit is high. However, in the long run, inflation does not have a significant impact on the relationship. The study also finds that exchange rate depreciation has a negative impact on the relationship in the short run, while foreign direct investment has a positive impact on the relationship in the long run. Overall, the study provides useful insights into the relationship between GDP growth and fiscal deficit in India. The findings suggest that policymakers should be cautious when managing fiscal deficit as it may have a negative impact on GDP growth in the short run. However, in the long run, the relationship between the two variables is not significant, indicating that other factors such as inflation, exchange rate, and foreign direct investment are more important in driving economic growth in India.