Maharashtra : The third-largest state in India by area, Maharashtra comes as the wealthiest when you account for the GDP of Indian states in 2023-24. Its GSDP (Rs Lakh Crore) is 38.79.
Tamil Nadu : Tamil Nadu, a southern Indian state, is renowned for its vibrant cultural heritage and strong industrial base. Its GSDP (Rs Lakh Crore) is 28.3.
Gujarat : Lining India's western coast, Gujarat is India's fifth-largest state by land area. The agricultural sector acts as the primary source of income for the region. Its GSDP (Rs Lakh Crore) is 25.62.
Karnataka : Karnataka is a state in southwestern India known for its thriving technology industry. Home to the city of Bengaluru, often referred to as the
Uttar Pradesh : Uttar Pradesh has a multifaceted economy with significant contributions from agriculture, manufacturing, and services. Its GSDP (Rs Lakh Crore) is 24.39.
West Bengal : Inhabiting a space in India’s eastern corner along the Bay of Bengal, West Bengal has agriculture as the leading industry. Its GSDP (Rs Lakh Crore) is 17.19.
Rajasthan : Rajasthan, the largest state in India by area, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant traditions. Agriculture, mining, and tourism primarily drive the state's economy. Its GSDP is 15.7.
Andhra Pradesh : Andhra Pradesh, known as the Eastern Gateway of India, has the second-largest coastline in the country and is rich in natural resources. Its GSDP (Rs Lakh Crore) is 14.49.
Telangana : Telangana, home to the tech-savvy populace of Hyderabad, has seen remarkable industrial growth and foreign direct investment inflows. Its GSDP (Rs Lakh Crore) is 14.