India is a country with thriving urban hubs and a vast economic disparity. But poverty has been a problem for the country. Even though there have been notable developments in several areas, slow industrial growth, poor infrastructure, and socioeconomic restrictions continue to cause economic difficulties in several states. The eight poorest states in india will be listed in this article, along with an analysis of the causes of their financial difficulties and the initiatives being taken to better their lot.

India's eight poorest states
 
Bihar:
 
One of India's poorest states is Bihar.  The available data indicates that the GDP of bihar is around Rs 46,000 per person.  With 104,099 people, bihar is the third most populated nation in india, according to the 2011 census.
 
Uttar Pradesh
 
Uttar Pradesh, is one of the biggest and most populous states in india, with a GDP per capita of more than Rs 60,000.
 
Jharkhand
 
Despite having abundant natural resources, Jharkhand's GDP per person is barely Rs 75,000.
 
Meghalaya
 
The GDP of meghalaya is around Rs 82,000 per person.  Poor infrastructure and insufficient growth are plaguing the state.
 
Manipur
 
The state, which has a GDP per capita of about Rs 82,000, has both economic and social problems.
 
Assam
 
With a per capita GDP of about Rs 86,000, assam has a high population density and a sizable number of disadvantaged populations.
 
Madhya Pradesh
 
With a GDP per capita of Rs 98, 000, madhya pradesh is struggling with a sizable rural population and slow industrial growth.
 
Jammu And kashmir

Because it relies on agriculture, kashmir - SRINAGAR/JAMMU' target='_blank' title='jammu and kashmir-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>jammu and kashmir, which has a GDP per capita of Rs 1,04,000, has a 10% poverty rate.
 
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24/02/2025 07:57 AM