India is currently the fifth-largest economy in the world. The contribution of some states is the biggest reason why india has reached such heights. S&P Global Marketing has predicted that India's GDP will double by 2030-31. It is also reported that india will get the status of Upper Middle-Income country in the same year. India's GDP rose 8.2% to Rs 47.24 lakh crore in the last quarter of 2024. Let's see the states that are the main contributors to India's GDP growth. maharashtra tops the list based on Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP). It contributes 13.30 percent to the national GDP. Its GSDP is Rs 42.67 lakh crore. And the per capita income known as GDP per capita is 2.89 lakh rupees.
Tamil Nadu ranks second in this list. It contributes 8.90 percent to the national GDP. Here GSDP is Rs 31.55 lakh crore. The per capita income in tamil Nadu is 3.5 lakhs as of 2023-24. karnataka is next with an 8.20 percent GDP contribution. The GSDP of this state is 28.09 lakh crores. Per capita income in karnataka is 3.31 lakh rupees. Next on this list is gujarat which is in the fourth position contributing 8.10 percent of GDP. Its state GSDP is Rs 27.9 lakh crore and per capita income is Rs 3.13 lakh crore.
Uttar Pradesh contributes 8.40 percent of GDP. The GSDP of this state is 24.9 lakh crores. Here the per capita income is Rs 0.96 lakh. West bengal ranks sixth in terms of GSDP. rajasthan is ranked seventh. telangana state is in 8th position. The state's GSDP is Rs 16.5 lakh crore and the per capita income here is Rs 3.83 lakh. Per capita income is the highest here in the country. andhra pradesh is at the ninth position and madhya pradesh is at the tenth position in this list.