List of Indian states and union territories by GDP

These are lists of Indian states and union territories by their nominal gross state domestic product (GSDP). GSDP is the sum of all value added by industries within each state or union territory and serves as a counterpart to the national gross domestic product (GDP).[1]

This article is about GDP. For Gross Domestic Product per capita, see List of Indian states and union territories by GDP per capita.

In India, the Government accounts for around 21% of the GDP, agriculture accounts for 21%, the corporate sector accounts for 12% and the balance 48% of the GDP is sourced from small proprietorship and partnership companies, the so-called unorganized sector and households.[2]

GDP of Indian states and union territories in 2019–20

GSDP

The following list gives the latest available gross state domestic product (GSDP) figures for all Indian States and Union Territories at current prices in crores (units of 10 million) or lakh crores (units of 1 trillion) of Indian rupees. No data is available for the union territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, Ladakh and Lakshadweep.

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List of Indian states and union territories by GDP

Rank	State/UT	Nominal GDP (trillion INR, lakh crore ₹)	Data year[3][4][5][6]	Comparable country[7]
1	Maharashtra	₹29.79 lakh crore (US$420 billion)	2019–20	United Arab Emirates
2	Tamil Nadu	₹18.54 lakh crore (US$260 billion)	2019–20	Portugal
3	Gujarat	₹17.01 lakh crore (US$240 billion)	2019–20
4	Karnataka	₹15.88 lakh crore (US$220 billion)	2019–20	Peru
5	Uttar Pradesh	₹15.79 lakh crore (US$220 billion)	2019–20
6	West Bengal	₹13.14 lakh crore (US$180 billion)	2019–20	Kazakhstan
7	Andhra Pradesh	₹10.80 lakh crore (US$150 billion)	2019–20	Ukraine
8	Telangana	₹9.69 lakh crore (US$140 billion)	2019–20	Kuwait
9	Madhya Pradesh	₹9.62 lakh crore (US$130 billion)	2019–20
10	Rajasthan	₹9.29 lakh crore (US$130 billion)	2018–19	Morocco
11	Kerala	₹8.75 lakh crore (US$120 billion)	2018–19
12	Haryana	₹7.84 lakh crore (US$110 billion)	2019–20
13	NCT of Delhi	₹7.79 lakh crore (US$110 billion)	2018–19
14	Punjab	₹5.77 lakh crore (US$81 billion)	2019–20	Sri Lanka
15	Bihar	₹5.72 lakh crore (US$80 billion)	2019–20
16	Odisha	₹5.40 lakh crore (US$76 billion)	2019–20	Myanmar
17	Assam	₹3.74 lakh crore (US$52 billion)	2019–20	Libya
18	Chhattisgarh	₹3.63 lakh crore (US$51 billion)	2019–20	Serbia
19	Jharkhand	₹3.29 lakh crore (US$46 billion)	2019–20	Jordan
20	Uttarakhand	₹2.63 lakh crore (US$37 billion)	2019–20	Paraguay
21	Himachal Pradesh	₹1.68 lakh crore (US$24 billion)	2019–20	Trinidad and Tobago
22	Jammu & Kashmir	₹1.38 lakh crore (US$19 billion)	2017–18	Afghanistan
23	Goa	₹0.772 lakh crore (US$11 billion)	2018–19	Equatorial Guinea
24	Tripura	₹0.461 lakh crore (US$6.5 billion)	2017–18	Maldives
25	Puducherry	₹0.359 lakh crore (US$5.0 billion)	2018–19	Barbados
26	Meghalaya	₹0.330 lakh crore (US$4.6 billion)	2018–19	Eswatini
27	Chandigarh	₹0.318 lakh crore (US$4.5 billion)	2016–17
28	Arunanchal Pradesh	₹0.234 lakh crore (US$3.3 billion)	2017–18	Djibouti
29	Manipur	₹0.231 lakh crore (US$3.2 billion)	2017–18
30	Sikkim	₹0.222 lakh crore (US$3.1 billion)	2017–18
31	Nagaland	₹0.215 lakh crore (US$3.0 billion)	2016–17
32	Mizoram	₹0.176 lakh crore (US$2.5 billion)	2017–18	Lesotho
33	Andaman & Nicobar Island	₹0.066 lakh crore (US$930 million)	2016–17	Vanuatu

List of Indian administrative regions by GDP

Rank	Zonal councils	Nominal GDP (INR, ₹)	Nominal GDP (USD, $)	Data year	Population (as per 2018)	Comparable country
1	Southern	₹62.73 lakh crore	$884 billion	2019	266,376,000	Saudi Arabia
2	Western	₹47.57 lakh crore	$675 billion	2019	179,550,000	Poland
3	Northern	₹34.07 lakh crore	$483 billion	2019	162,809,000	Argentina
4	Central	₹31.67 lakh crore	$449 billion	2019	350,960,000	Nigeria
5	Eastern	₹27.55 lakh crore	$391 billion	2019	293,495,000	Philippines
6	North-Eastern	₹5.6 lakh crore	$79 billion	2019	50,524,000	Sri Lanka
—	India	₹209.19 lakh crore	$2.9 trillion	2019[8]	1,303,714,000	United Kingdom

Nominal GSDP from 2011–12 to 2020–21

The following table shows the annual growth in nominal GSDP for the financial years 2011–12 to 2020–21, from the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.[9][10] Revised data for the past years differ from the tables below.[3] Figures are in crores (units of 10 million) of Indian rupees at current prices.[1] No data was available for the union territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Lakshadweep.

State/union territory	2011–12 in ₹ crore	2012–13 in ₹ crore	2013–14 in ₹ crore	2014–15 in ₹ crore	2015–16 in ₹ crore	2016–17 in ₹ crore	2017–18 in ₹ crore	2018–19 in ₹ crore	2019–20 in ₹ crore	2020–21 in ₹ crore
India	87,36,039	99,46,636	1,12,36,635	1,24,33,749	1,36,75,331	1,52,51,028	1,70,95,005	1,90,10,164	–	–
Andhra Pradesh	3,79,402	4,11,404	4,64,272	5,24,976	6,04,229	6,97,508	8,09,547	9,33,402	10,80,657	–
Arunachal Pradesh	11,063	12,547	14,581	17,959	18,509	19,627	22,045	–	–	–
Assam	1,43,175	1,56,864	1,77,745	1,95,723	2,27,959	2,54,478	2,88,494	-	3,74,096	–
Bihar	2,47,144	2,82,368	3,17,101	3,42,951	3,71,602	4,22,316	4,84,740	5,57,490	5,72,827	–
Chhattisgarh	1,58,074	1,77,511	2,06,833	2,21,118	2,27,383	2,54,722	2,84,194	3,11,660	3,63,900	–
Goa	42,367	38,120	35,921	47,814	55,054	63,460	70,493	77,172	–	–
Gujarat	6,15,606	7,24,495	8,07,623	9,21,773	10,29,010	11,53,327	13,14,680	14,99,013	17,01,495	–
Haryana	2,97,539	3,47,032	3,99,268	4,37,145	4,95,249	5,56,325	6,26,054	7,07,126	7,84,910	–
Himachal Pradesh	72,720	82,820	94,764	1,03,772	1,14,239	1,25,634	1,40,613	1,53,181	1,68,972	–
Jammu and Kashmir	78,256	87,138	95,619	98,370	1,17,168	1,25,379	1,38,488	–	–	–
Jharkhand	1,50,918	1,74,724	1,88,567	2,18,525	2,06,613	2,36,250	2,76,243	3,07,581	3,29,726	3,83,233
Karnataka	6,06,048	6,95,413	8,16,666	9,13,923	10,45,168	12,09,136	13,50,257	15,35,224	15,88,303	–
Kerala	3,64,048	4,12,313	4,65,041	5,12,564	5,61,994	6,34,871	7,00,532	8,75,514	–	–
Madhya Pradesh	3,15,562	3,80,925	4,39,483	4,79,939	5,41,189	6,48,849	7,28,242	8,09,327	9,62,430	–
Maharashtra	12,80,369	14,59,629	16,49,647	17,79,138	19,66,147	21,88,532	24,11,600	26,56,551	29,79,556	–
Manipur	12,915	13,743	16,182	18,129	19,531	21,294	23,968	–	–	–
Meghalaya	19,918	21,872	22,938	23,235	25,117	27,439	30,790	–	–	–
Mizoram	7,259	8,362	10,293	13,509	15,139	17,192	19,457	–	–	–
Nagaland	12,177	14,121	16,612	18,401	19,524	21,722	24,281	–	–	–
Odisha	2,30,987	2,61,700	2,96,475	3,14,250	3,28,550	3,93,808	4,36,374	4,85,376	5,40,812	–
Punjab	2,66,628	2,97,734	3,32,147	3,55,102	3,90,087	4,26,988	4,79,141	5,21,861	5,77,829	–
Rajasthan	4,34,837	4,93,551	5,61,031	6,15,642	6,81,485	7,58,809	8,35,558	9,29,124	-	–
Sikkim	11,165	12,338	13,862	15,407	18,034	20,687	23,495	26,786	–	–
Tamil Nadu	7,51,486	8,54,825	9,68,530	10,72,678	11,76,500	13,02,639	14,61,841	16,64,159	18,54,239	–
Telangana	3,59,434	4,01,594	4,51,580	5,05,849	5,77,902	6,59,033	7,53,811	8,65,688	9,69,604	–
Tripura	19,208	21,663	25,593	29,533	35,938	39,612	46,133	–	–	–
Uttar Pradesh	7,24,050	8,22,393	9,40,356	10,11,790	11,37,210	12,48,374	13,76,324	15,42,432	15,79,807	17,91,000
Uttarakhand	1,15,328	1,31,613	1,49,074	1,61,439	1,77,163	1,95,125	2,22,836	2,45,895	2,63,233	–
West Bengal	5,20,485	5,91,464	6,76,848	7,18,082	7,97,300	8,72,527	9,99,585	11,77,586	13,14,529	–
Andaman and Nicobar Islands	3,978	4,421	5,023	5,477	6,032	6,836	7,871	–	–	–
Chandigarh	18,768	21,609	24,822	26,549	29,280	32,741	38,806	–	–	–
Delhi	3,43,798	3,91,388	4,43,960	4,94,803	5,50,804	6,15,605	6,90,098	7,79,652	–	–
Puducherry	16,818	18,875	21,870	22,574	26,617	29,573	32,962	36,656	–	–

Nominal GDP from 2001–02 to 2010–11

The following table shows the annual growth in nominal GSDP for the financial years 2001–2 to 2010–11, released by Planning Commission of India, in local currency.[1]

Revised data for the past years differ from the tables below. Figures are in crores (units of 10 million) of Indian rupees at current prices.[1] No data was available for the union territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Lakshadweep.

State/union territory	2001–02 in ₹ crore	2002–03 in ₹ crore	2003–04 in ₹ crore	2004–05 in ₹ crore	2005–06 in ₹ crore	2006–07 in ₹ crore	2007–08 in ₹ crore	2008–09 in ₹ crore	2009–10 in ₹ crore	2010–11 in ₹ xrore
India	2,097,726	2,261,415	2,538,170	2,971,464	3,390,503	3,953,276	4,582,086	5,303,567	6,108,903	7,248,860
Andhra Pradesh	156,711	167,096	190,017	224,713	255,941	301,035	364,813	426,765	476,835	583,762
Arunachal Pradesh	2,104	2,071	2,368	3,488	3,755	4,108	4,810	5,687	7,474	9,013
Assam	38,313	43,407	47,305	53,398	59,385	64,692	71,076	81,074	95,975	112,688
Bihar	57,657	64,965	66,174	77,781	82,490	100,737	113,680	142,279	162,923	204,289
Chhattisgarh	29,539	32,493	38,802	47,862	53,381	66,875	80,255	96,972	99,364	119,420
Goa	7,097	8,100	9,301	12,713	14,327	16,523	19,565	25,414	29,126	33,605
Gujarat	123,573	141,534	168,080	203,373	244,736	283,693	329,285	367,912	431,262	521,519
Haryana	65,505	72,528	82,862	95,795	108,885	128,732	151,596	182,522	223,600	260,621
Himachal Pradesh	17,148	18,905	20,721	24,077	27,127	30,274	33,963	41,483	48,189	57,452
Jammu and Kashmir	18,039	20,326	22,194	27,305	29,920	33,230	37,099	42,315	48,385	58,073
Jharkhand	35,069	37,967	42,449	59,758	60,901	66,935	83,950	87,794	100,621	127,281
Karnataka	112,847	120,889	130,990	166,747	195,904	227,237	270,629	310,312	337,559	410,703
Kerala	77,924	86,895	96,698	119,264	136,842	153,758	175,141	202,783	231,999	263,773
Madhya Pradesh	86,745	86,832	102,839	112,927	124,276	144,577	161,479	197,276	227,984	263,396
Maharashtra	273,188	299,479	340,600	415,480	486,766	584,498	684,817	753,969	855,751	1,035,086
Manipur	3,369	3,506	3,979	5,133	5,718	6,137	6,783	7,399	8,254	9,137
Meghalaya	4,478	4,763	5,280	6,559	7,265	8,625	9,735	11,617	12,709	14,583
Mizoram	1,947	2,166	2,325	2,682	2,971	3,290	3,816	4,577	5,260	6,388
Nagaland	3,972	4,467	4,812	5,839	6,588	7,257	8,075	9,436	10,527	11,759
Odisha	46,756	49,713	61,008	77,729	85,096	101,839	129,274	148,491	162,946	197,530
Punjab	79,611	82,249	90,089	96,839	108,637	127,123	152,245	174,039	197,500	226,204
Rajasthan	91,771	88,550	111,606	127,746	142,236	171,043	194,822	230,949	265,825	338,348
Sikkim	1,136	1,276	1,430	1,739	1,993	2,161	2,506	3,229	6,133	7,412
Tamil Nadu	148,861	158,155	175,371	219,003	257,833	310,526	350,819	401,336	479,733	584,896
Telangana	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
Tripura	6,370	6,733	7,551	8,904	9,826	10,914	11,797	13,573	15,403	17,868
Uttar Pradesh	190,269	206,855	226,972	260,841	293,172	336,317	383,026	444,685	523,394	600,164
Uttarakhand	15,144	18,473	20,439	24,786	29,968	36,795	45,856	56,025	70,730	83,969
West Bengal	157,144	168,000	189,259	208,656	230,245	261,682	299,483	341,942	398,880	460,959
Andaman and Nicobar Islands	1,082	1,228	1,392	1,813	2,044	2,538	2,990	3,480	4,120	4,345
Chandigarh	5,490	6,453	7,419	8,504	10,185	12,276	13,669	15,334	17,717	20,017
Delhi	65,027	71,361	79,468	100,325	115,374	135,584	157,947	189,553	219,753	252,753
Puducherry	4,259	4,931	5,438	5,754	7,977	8,335	9,251	10,050	12,304	13,092

Nominal GSDP growth rate

This table shows annual growth in each state's nominal GSDP growth in percentage.[1][10] No data was available for the union territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Lakshadweep.

State/union territory	2010–11	2011–12	2012–13	2013–14	2014–15	2015–16	2016–17	2017–18
India	18.66	15.77	13.80	13.0	11.0	10.4	10.8	10.0
Andhra Pradesh	17.03	13.25	13.20	12.90	13.40	15.90	14.70	–
Arunachal Pradesh	20.59	17.82	13.86	16.20	23.2	3.3	9.20	–
Assam	17.41	11.65	9.60	13.30	10.10	16.50	11.60	–
Bihar	25.39	21.06	14.30	12.30	8.20	7.70	15.30	14.50
Chhattisgarh	20.18	11.26	12.30	16.50	6.90	5.90	12.90	11.20
Goa	15.38	7.20	−10.00	-5.80	33.10	15.10	13.80	–
Gujarat	20.93	14.01	17.70	11.50	14.10	11.60	13.00	–
Haryana	16.56	15.86	16.60	15.50	9.20	10.90	12.80	–
Himachal Pradesh	19.22	13.06	13.90	14.40	9.50	10.10	10.30	8.10
Jammu and Kashmir	20.02	13.24	11.40	9.70	2.90	19.10	8.20	–
Jharkhand	26.50	13.05	15.80	7.90	15.90	-5.50	14.00	8.40
Karnataka	21.7	10.8	14.80	17.40	11.80	11.00	11.80	12.10
Kerala	13.70	16.73	13.30	12.80	10.20	9.60	10.70	–
Madhya Pradesh	15.53	18.33	20.70	15.40	9.20	13.10	19.30	–
Maharashtra	20.96	15.89	14.00	13.00	7.90	11.60	13.60	10.6
Manipur	10.70	14.96	6.40	17.70	12.00	7.70	7.90	–
Meghalaya	14.75	12.54	9.80	4.90	1.30	8.10	8.40	–
Mizoram	21.44	12.68	15.20	23.10	31.20	12.10	16.30	–
Nagaland	11.70	12.28	16.00	17.60	10.80	6.10	10.10	–
Odisha	21.22	8.63	13.30	13.30	6.00	5.30	14.00	10.30
Punjab	14.53	13.36	11.70	11.60	6.90	9.90	9.80	–
Rajasthan	27.28	19.23	13.50	11.60	11.70	11.10	11.00	10.70
Sikkim	20.85	16.24	10.5	12.30	11.10	17.10	11.00	11.10
Tamil Nadu	21.92	13.75	13.80	13.30	10.80	9.70	8.00	12.30
Telangana	29.78	11.99	11.70	12.40	12.00	14.20	14.00	14.10
Tripura	16.00	17.43	12.80	18.10	7.10	25.30	–	–
Uttar Pradesh	14.67	13.14	13.40	14.30	7.60	12.40	9.90	10.00
Uttarakhand	18.72	16.35	14.10	13.30	8.30	8.90	11.30	11.20
West Bengal	15.56	16.76	13.60	14.40	6.10	11.00	10.30	16.10
Andaman and Nicobar Islands	5.46	9.23	11.10	13.60	9.10	10.10	10.20	–
Chandigarh	12.98	15.96	15.10	14.90	7.00	10.40	8.60	–
Delhi	15.20	17.49	13.80	13.40	11.50	10.70	12.50	11.20
Puducherry	6.40	11.75	12.20	15.90	3.20	18.00	9.90	10.00

See also

• Economy of India
• Income in India
• Standard of living in India
• Foreign exchange reserves of India
• Comparison between Indian states and countries by GDP (PPP)
• List of country subdivisions by GDP over 200 billion USD
• List of countries by GDP (nominal)

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External links

• The Economist – comparison of Indian states and territories with countries (2009 data)
• Planning Commission data at constant 2004–05 price archived at
• Statistics Times – Indian states by GDP