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This page lists Indian states and major cities by their nominal gross domestic product (GDP). It also displays each state's level of annual GDP growth, as recorded between 1999 and 2007, and the level of growth in GDP per capita, as recorded between 2004 and 2011.

List of states[link]

This is a list of states and union territories of India by their nominal GDP for the financial year 2009. The exchange rate used is 45.94 Indian rupees to one US dollar.^[1]

State/union territory	2009 nominal GDP (in millions of US dollars)	2009 nominal GDP per capita (in US dollars)
India	1,590,550	1,527
Maharashtra	224,120	1,894
Uttar Pradesh	128,090	641
Andhra Pradesh	123,560	1,459
Tamil Nadu	119,130	1,687
Gujarat	104,870	1,747
West Bengal	96,570	1,057
Karnataka	86,830	1,423
Rajasthan	66,030	962
Kerala	58,030	1,737
Delhi Territory	46,000	2,857
Haryana	56,120	2,179
Madhya Pradesh	52,290	720
Punjab	48,180	1,739
Bihar	46,380	436
Orissa	40,570	967
Chattisgarh	28,240	959
Jharkhand	23,230	704
Assam	22,690	731
Uttarakhand	16,890	1,486
Himachal Pradesh	11,410	1,273
Jammu & Kashmir	10,390	828
Goa	6,500	4,461
Chandigarh Territory	3,870	1,107
Tripura	3,550	967
Meghalaya	3,190	1076
Pondicherry Territory	2,380	1,919
Nagaland	2,380	1,202
Manipur	2,000	1,009
Arunachal Pradesh	1,580	1,124
Mizoram	1,350	1,000
Sikkim	1,230	1,065
Andaman and Nicobar Islands Territory	810	2,132
Dadra and Nagar Haveli Territory	360	1,050
Daman and Diu Territory	230	947
Lakshadweep Territory	90	1,406

Top 15 cities by GDP[link]

The table below lists the top 15 Indian cities by their PPP GDP, based on a 2008 PricewaterhouseCoopers study.^[2] Cities listed in bold are the capital cities of their respective states.

Growth in nominal GDP[link]

This table shows annual growth in each state's nominal GDP for the years between 1999 and 2007. Figures are in crores (units of 10 million) of rupees.^[15]

Growth in GDP per capita[link]

This table shows annual growth in each state's GDP per capita for the years between 2004 and 2011. Figures are in rupees.^[16]

See also[link]

• Economy of India
• List of country subdivisions by GDP over 100 billion US dollars
• Standard of living in India
• States of India

References[link]

External links[link]

• The Economist – comparison of Indian states and territories wiith countries

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