Maharashtra Holds Top Position in GSDP, Sikkim Excels in Per Capita Income
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Synopsis
New Delhi, March 25 (NationPress) Maharashtra leads India with the highest Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at Rs 36.46 lakh crore, while Sikkim ranks first in per capita GSDP at Rs 6.25 lakh. The data highlights significant economic trends across various states, showcasing their unique developmental paths.
Key Takeaways
- Maharashtra has the largest GSDP at Rs 36.46 lakh crore.
- Sikkim tops in per capita GSDP with Rs 6.25 lakh.
- Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu follow in GSDP rankings.
- Southern states excel in per capita GSDP.
- States are advancing with unique economic strengths and characteristics.
New Delhi, March 25 (NationPress) Under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, every state is progressing on the development trajectory, with Maharashtra currently at the forefront, leading with the highest Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at Rs 36.46 lakh crore, as reported on Monday.
Meanwhile, Sikkim has achieved the top rank in terms of per capita GSDP, standing at Rs 6.25 lakh, showcasing the prosperous and inclusive growth of this northeastern state, according to Infoindata on its X social media platform.
“As India continues its development journey, here’s a glimpse of GSDP and per capita income (2022-23), shedding light on the economic dynamics among states,” it stated.
“Maharashtra stands out with a GSDP of Rs 36.46 lakh crore, and Sikkim excels in per capita GSDP at Rs 6.25 lakh,” Infoindata further elaborated.
In terms of other states, Uttar Pradesh has a GSDP of 22.84, Tamil Nadu 23.93, Gujarat 22.03, Karnataka 22.7, Madhya Pradesh 12.46, Bihar 7.46, and Delhi 10.15 lakh crore as GSDP.
On the other hand, southern states have shown commendable performance in per capita GSDP (in lakhs). Telangana has 3.46, Karnataka 3.37, Tamil Nadu 3.12, Kerala 2.87, Andhra Pradesh 2.46 (in lakh).
Conversely, the national capital Delhi holds a per capita GSDP of 4.84, Maharashtra 2.91, Gujarat 3.12, Arunachal Pradesh 2.27, Uttarakhand 2.64, Himachal Pradesh 2.58, Punjab 2.23, and Haryana 3.3 per capita GSDP (in lakh).
These statistics clearly indicate that various states are advancing towards development, each exhibiting unique characteristics and economic strengths.
Analyzing these figures allows for an assessment of state-wise development trends, which are vital for the overall national economy.
These insights into India's economic expansion also reveal that every state is playing its crucial role in development and contributing to the nation's prosperity.
