Uttar Pradesh: It holds almost 17% of India's population, making it the most populous subdivision globally
Maharashtra: It contributes significantly with 10% of India's population and leads in economic contributions
Bihar: Ranking third in population, was once a beacon of power and learning in ancient India but has faced developmental challenges
West Bengal: The fourth most populous, was India's wealthiest province during the Mughal era
Madhya Pradesh: There is now the fifth in population and rich in geographical and cultural diversity
Tamil Nadu: The sixth most populous state, boasts a profound and continuous cultural history
Rajasthan: It is India's largest state by area and seventh in population
Karnataka: It was formed in 1956 and showcases a blend of historical richness and modern development
Gujarat: The ninth most populous, is a pivotal state in India's historical and cultural landscape