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Top 10 richest states in INDIA

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TOP  10 richest states in INDIA 2019
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10. DELHI.

At the 10th position of the list is the capital, union territory Delhi. It is one of the wealthiest states with GDP of 4.51 lakh crore (US$66 billion).

9. Madhya Pradesh

It is one among the wealthiest state in India with GDP of 5.08 lakh crore (US$78 billion).

8. Andhra Pradesh

Formerly the unified state of Andhra Pradesh, is one of the southern states with GDP of 5.20 lakh crore (US$77 billion). Andhra Pradesh coastline of 974 km. .

7. Rajasthan

It is one of the richest states in India 2019 with GDP of 5.7 lakh crore (US$100 billion). Out of the fifteen million hectares of land that is being developed, just 20% land is being flooded.

6. Karnataka

It is one of the high monetary development states in India with GDP of 7.02 lakh crore (US$ 100 billion). Karnataka is the sixth wealthiest state in India. Karnataka has recorded most noteworthy development rates as far as GDP and per capital.

5. Gujarat

This state has a GDP of 7.66 crore lakh (US$ 110 billion). It is the biggest inland mechanical focus in western India after Mumbai. This state is the biggest exporters of gems and diamonds.

4. West Bengal

It is one of the wealthiest state in India with a GDP of 8.00 crore (US$ 140 billion). The economy of West Bengal is mostly subject to farming and medium measured enterprises.

3. Uttar Pradesh

Economy of the Uttar Pradesh is the third biggest after the economy of Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu with a GDP of 9.76 lakh crore (US$ 140 billion). Around 22.3% of the states are urbanized.

2. Tamil Nadu

It is the state having a second biggest economy in India with a present GDP of Rs. 13,842 billion (US$ 210 billion). The per capital wage of Tamil Nadu was about $3,000 in the year 2014-15. Around half of the state is urbanized.

1. Maharashtra

It is one of the wealthiest states in India with GDP of 16.8 lakh crore. Mumbai is the capital of Maharashtra. In 2014 it had a GDP of about $295 billion and now it is raised to $398 billion. The per capital wage of Maharashtra is about $1,660 .

NOTE:
This was the list of the top 10 richest states in India 2019. These states have highest GDP and contribute to the nation’s economy and development. These states accumulate revenue for the aid to country’s GDP and promote the growth of the nation.

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