Maharashtra
Holding the crown as India’s richest state, Maharashtra stands tall with a GSDP of over Rs 31 trillion. The state is a major industrial hub, with Mumbai — India’s financial capital — at its core.
Tamil Nadu
Following closely, Tamil Nadu secures second place with a Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of Rs 20 trillion. The state’s diverse economy includes a robust automobile industry, textiles, and electronics manufacturing.
Gujarat
Gujarat, India’s third wealthiest state, also boasts a GSDP of Rs 20 trillion. Known for its entrepreneurial spirit, Gujarat excels in petrochemicals, chemicals, textiles, and diamond processing.
Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh, with a GSDP of Rs 19.7 trillion, is one of India’s largest producers of food grains and various crops. Beyond agriculture, the state is rapidly developing its manufacturing and IT sectors, particularly in cities like Noida and Lucknow.
Karnataka
With a GSDP of Rs 19.6 trillion, Karnataka’s economy is propelled by its capital Bengaluru, known globally as India’s Silicon Valley. The state has emerged as a technology and innovation hub, home to a thriving startup ecosystem and tech giants like Infosys and Wipro.
West Bengal
Ranking sixth, West Bengal contributes Rs 13 trillion to India's GDP. The state’s strategic location and port in Kolkata make it a crucial trade hub for the eastern region.
Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh rounds out the list of India’s richest states with a GSDP of Rs 11.3 trillion. Known for its agricultural wealth, the state is a major producer of rice, spices, and seafood.