💰 Indian States by GDP
Gross state domestic product at current prices in fiscal 2023–24, in billions of Indian rupees.
Maharashtra13%
Tamil Nadu9.4%
Karnataka8.5%
Gujarat8.1%
Uttar Pradesh8.1%
West Bengal5.7%
Rajasthan5.2%
Andhra Pradesh4.8%
Telangana4.6%
Madhya Pradesh4.6%
Kerala3.7%
Haryana3.7%
Delhi3.7%
Odisha2.9%
Bihar2.8%
Punjab2.3%
Assam1.9%
Chhattisgarh
Jharkhand
Uttarakhand
Jammu and Kashmir
Himachal Pradesh
1
Maharashtra
₹38,798B
2
Tamil Nadu
₹28,300B
3
Karnataka
₹25,700B
4
Gujarat
₹24,630B
5
Uttar Pradesh
₹24,392B
6
West Bengal
₹17,190B
7
Rajasthan
₹15,700B
8
Andhra Pradesh
₹14,495B
9
Telangana
₹14,000B
10
Madhya Pradesh
₹13,871B
11
Kerala
₹11,300B
12
Haryana
₹11,200B
13
Delhi
₹11,077B
14
Odisha
₹8,650B
15
Bihar
₹8,590B
16
Punjab
₹6,980B
17
Assam
₹5,702B
18
Chhattisgarh
₹5,090B
19
Jharkhand
₹4,233B
20
Uttarakhand
₹3,462B
21
Jammu and Kashmir
₹2,411B
22
Himachal Pradesh
₹2,074B
23
Goa
₹1,000B
24
Tripura
₹826B
25
Sikkim
₹489B
26
Puducherry
₹479B
27
Meghalaya
₹466B
28
Manipur
₹451B
29
Arunachal Pradesh
₹379B
30
Nagaland
₹373B
31
Mizoram
₹339B
Highlights
Within India, Maharashtra ranks first in 2024 with ₹38,798B, followed by Tamil Nadu (₹28,300B) and Karnataka (₹25,700B).
Across 31 entries, values run from ₹38,798B (Maharashtra) to ₹339B (Mizoram), with a median of ₹6,980B.
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (FY2023–24) (via Wikipedia), 2024. Unit: ₹ billion.
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (FY2023–24) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026