India_RBIStateDomesticProduct Data refresh updates in jan2026

[abhishekjaisw]

India_RBIStateDomesticProduct Data refresh updates in jan2026

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the India RBI State Domestic Product data by extending the dataset's end date and adapting the data extraction process to changes in the source's table structure. It includes improvements to the script's file path handling for better reliability and introduces new mappings for economic sectors. Furthermore, new statistical variable definitions are added to properly represent the refreshed and potentially expanded data.

Highlights

• Data Refresh and Date Extension: The end_date for the India RBI State Domestic Product data has been updated from 2022 to 2025, signifying a refresh of the dataset to include more recent information.
• Source Data Table Adjustments: The Python script's logic for processing tables has been updated to reflect new table number ranges (from 26-57 to 19-52), and corresponding changes were made in state_domestic_product_metadata.csv and state_domestic_product_pv_map.csv to align with the updated source data structure.
• Robust Path Handling: The rbi_sdp_download.py script now uses absolute paths for config.json and the download_dir, making the data download process more robust and independent of the script's execution location.
• New Economic Sector Mapping: A new mapping for 'FINANCIAL SERVICES' has been added to state_domestic_product_pv_map.csv, expanding the categorization of economic sectors.
• New Statistical Variable Definitions: Two new MCF files, state_domestic_product_output_stat_vars.mcf and state_domestic_product_output_stat_vars_schema.mcf, have been added to define new statistical variables and their associated schema, supporting the expanded and refreshed dataset.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the India RBI State Domestic Product data import. The changes include updating table number ranges in the download script and CSV mapping files, extending the end date, and adding a new 'FINANCIAL SERVICES' economic sector. The download script is also improved to use absolute paths, which makes it more robust.

I have two main suggestions:

1. In rbi_sdp_download.py, the table number range should be moved to config.json to avoid hardcoding and improve maintainability.
2. In the new test schema file state_domestic_product_output_stat_vars_schema.mcf, the rangeIncludes for the economicSector property appears to be incorrect for the values being used.

Details are in the specific comments.