Re: i hope our stupid low IQ kannadigas wake up after reading thi
by aaaa on Jul 22, 2011 09:09 PM
But they are much better than Congess ruled states like Rajastan and Assam.
Look at income per capita.. you will identify the clear pic.
UP : Income per capita $488 AP : $1077 WB : $875 Karnataka : $1070 Rajasthan : $722 Madhyapradesh : $575 Bihar : $340 Odisha : $702 Assam : $574
I have taken big states with nearly $1000 per capita or less. I didnot include small states and big states ( which income per capita comprehensivly higher than $1000)
You can see UP,Bihar, WB and MP are underperformer.. If you take out Noida ( which is in NCP belt) then UP's income per capita will drop below $300 or so. Similarly If you exclude Kolkata, then WB's income per capita will drop near to $500. Which means people from Rajasthan and Odisha are much wealthier than above mentioned states. Similar case can consider to AP and Karnataka if you exclude Hyd and B'lore then their income per capita will drastically fall to near $700 or less.
In case of Odisha and Rajasthan this 2 states do not ve huge city like above mentioned states but on performance basis they ve improved a lot, look like at par with Karnataka and AP (excluding Hyd and B'lore)
Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by Usha Mishra on Jul 22, 2011 07:10 PM
I agree with your message to some extent. You assumption about UP may not be correct as contribution of Noida is not much becuase the sheer size of UP and noida has only small portion of income generated by overall NCR region. You are right about WB and AP though.
Re: Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by surya das on Jul 22, 2011 08:36 PM
Sorry mate, I suppose to say exclude Gaziabad and Noida ( both are near to Delhi and ve got huge advantages for that) if u exclude both from UP's income per capita, I am sure it will drop to $300 or at par Bihar
Re: Re: Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by Harold Kumar on Jul 23, 2011 07:15 AM
I am no expert, but my take is that cities were expected to drive growth and there is no point in saying that true picture is without them. Cities get infra and other funding more than villages and hence nothing unexpected there. The golden quadrilateral (60k crore) and JNNRUM (1L crore) which were undertaken by central govt was about connecting/improving city infrastructure as GDP and growth at the moment is driven by them anyway.
Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by om shanti on Jul 22, 2011 07:51 PM
Any how ,the per capita income of Indian states are comparable to african countries like Ethiopia,Congo,etc,which is a very tragic fact.
Re: Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by Huhumba Lulumba on Jul 22, 2011 08:11 PM
Yes, but per capita income growth rate is MUCH higher than those countries. Our per capita income has tripled from $ 400 in 2001 to $ 1200 in 2011.
Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by spring on Jul 22, 2011 09:01 PM
i hope our stupid low IQ, ignorant kannadigas wake up after reading this article. They still think gujarat no1, and then kar and third bihar just because it was ruled by their beloved party bJP
Re: Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by chandran on Jul 24, 2011 03:56 PM
Wherever lesser influence of BJP and Communism the growth seems to be better.
Look at income per capita.. you will identify the clear pic.
UP : Income per capita $488 AP : $1077 WB : $875 Karnataka : $1070 Rajasthan : $722 Madhyapradesh : $575 Bihar : $340 Odisha : $702 Assam : $574
I have taken big states with nearly $1000 per capita or less. I didnot include small states and big states ( which income per capita comprehensivly higher than $1000)
You can see UP,Bihar, WB and MP are underperformer.. If you take out Noida ( which is in NCP belt) then UP's income per capita will drop below $300 or so. Similarly If you exclude Kolkata, then WB's income per capita will drop near to $500. Which means people from Rajasthan and Odisha are much wealthier than above mentioned states. Similar case can consider to AP and Karnataka if you exclude Hyd and B'lore then their income per capita will drastically fall to near $700 or less.
In case of Odisha and Rajasthan this 2 states do not ve huge city like above mentioned states but on performance basis they ve improved a lot, look like at par with Karnataka and AP (excluding Hyd and B'lore)
Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by kaviyarasu on Jul 24, 2011 03:42 PM
you tamil nadu $1350 population 7.50 crore, coimbatore has more gdp than chennai district without help of state or central govt ,not special sez area
Re: Re: Look at Income per Capita..to see the clear pic
by chandran on Jul 24, 2011 04:01 PM
Are you not enjoying any subsidies of Central and State Govts. What about the infrastructure provided by the govt. Not only Tamils but others influence are also there.
98% of Soda Ash production 80% of Diamond Export 78% of Salt production 62% of Petrochemical production 53% of Crude Oil (Onshore) 51% of Chemical products 40% of Pharmaceutical products 37% of Groundnut production 35% of Cargo Handling 31% of Cotton production 30% of Natural Gas (Onshore) 25% of Textile production 20% of India's exports
The world's largest ship breaking yard is in Gujarat near Bhavnagar at Alang
oil refinery at Jamnagar, which is the world's largest grass-roots refineries.
India’s only Liquid Chemical Port Terminal at Dahej
Gujarat is the largest producer of milk in India. Amul milk co-operative federation products are well known all over India, and it is Asia's biggest dairy
Gujarat is the only state in India to have State Wide Gas Grid of 2,200 km.
87.9% of the total roads in the state are asphalt surfaced 98.86% village connectivity with all‐weather roads , the highest in India
100% of Gujarat's 18,000 villages have electricity connection for 24hr power through the Jyotigram Yojana
Gujarat ranks first nationwide in gas-based thermal electricity generation with national market share of over 8% and second nationwide in nuclear electricity generation with national market share of over 1%.
In year 2010, Forbes list of world's fastest growing cities included Ahmadabad at number 3 after Chengdu and Chongqing from China
Re: Gujarat Facts
by The Economist on Jul 22, 2011 07:41 PM
Gouarav,
Where did you get milk figures? UP is the largest milk producing state followed by Andhra.. Gujarat produces just 50 % milk of what UP milk production. plz check your facts..
Re: Re: Gujarat Facts
by chandran on Jul 24, 2011 04:06 PM
It is nice to have pride over their state and to compete with others in a healthier manner. Then why your state GDP is less
