The RBI's Handbook of Statistics reveals stark inter-state economic disparities for FY 2025. Maharashtra remains India's largest economy, while smaller Northeastern states and UTs have the lowest GSDP. This data is crucial for understanding regional development patterns, a key topic for GS-III (Indian Economy) and questions on fiscal federalism.
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- ›India's GDP Growth FY25: 7.4% (Projected)
- ›Top GSDP State: Maharashtra (₹45.32 Lakh Cr)
- ›Target this Data: Maharashtra's GSDP (₹45.32 Lakh Cr) and Arunachal Pradesh's GSDP (₹4,423 Cr) for FY 2025.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: The RBI Handbook of Statistics on Indian States is the source of GSDP data.
- ›Target this Rank Change: Uttar Pradesh overtook Karnataka to become the 3rd largest state economy.
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