Maharashtra Leads in GSDP, Sikkim Tops Per Capita GSDP: India’s Economic Growth in Focus
Under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India’s states are making significant strides toward development. Maharashtra is currently at the forefront, leading the country with the highest Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of Rs 36.46 lakh crore, according to the latest data released on Monday. This reflects the state’s continued economic growth and prosperity.
In contrast, Sikkim has emerged as the leader in per capita GSDP, with an impressive Rs 6.25 lakh, showcasing the state’s focus on inclusive development and prosperity, especially in the northeastern region of India. The figures were shared by Infoindata on its social media platform, X, which provided a comprehensive overview of the country’s economic landscape for the year 2022-23.
“As India continues its development journey, here’s a snapshot of GSDP and per capita income (2022-23), highlighting the economic patterns across states,” Infoindata mentioned in their post, underlining the diverse economic progress in various regions.
GSDP and Per Capita GSDP Overview
Maharashtra’s dominance in GSDP with Rs 36.46 lakh crore reflects its industrial power and economic activities. On the other hand, Sikkim’s position as the top performer in per capita GSDP with Rs 6.25 lakh illustrates the state’s success in ensuring balanced and inclusive development for its residents.
Other key states also show substantial economic activity. Uttar Pradesh has a GSDP of Rs 22.84 lakh crore, while Tamil Nadu and Gujarat boast GSDPs of Rs 23.93 lakh crore and Rs 22.03 lakh crore, respectively. Karnataka follows closely with Rs 22.7 lakh crore. In contrast, Bihar has a GSDP of Rs 7.46 lakh crore, while Delhi stands at Rs 10.15 lakh crore.
Per Capita GSDP Trends
The data also highlights the per capita GSDP across different states, with southern states performing notably well. Telangana leads the southern region with Rs 3.46 lakh, followed by Karnataka at Rs 3.37 lakh, Tamil Nadu at Rs 3.12 lakh, Kerala at Rs 2.87 lakh, and Andhra Pradesh at Rs 2.46 lakh.
In terms of per capita GSDP, the national capital Delhi stands at Rs 4.84 lakh, while Maharashtra has a per capita GSDP of Rs 2.91 lakh. Other states like Gujarat (Rs 3.12 lakh), Arunachal Pradesh (Rs 2.27 lakh), and Punjab (Rs 2.23 lakh) also contribute to the national economic landscape with respectable figures.
Conclusion: A Diverse Path of Growth
These figures highlight the diverse economic characteristics and growth patterns across Indian states, each contributing uniquely to the country’s overall prosperity. The data paints a clear picture of India’s continued economic evolution, with states playing vital roles in shaping the nation’s progress.
As India moves forward, these state-wise trends will be essential for assessing the overall national economy and understanding how each region contributes to the country’s development, reinforcing the idea of inclusive and sustained growth.
