New chapter of economic prosperity in India

New Delhi: A new turn has come in India’s economic progress! According to the Economic Survey 2024-25, Telangana’s Rangareddy district has become India’s most prosperous district in terms of per capita gross domestic product (GDP), leaving behind major cities like Gurugram, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Ahmedabad.

Rangareddy has a per capita GDP of ₹11.46 lakh, which shows how urban development and technological innovation can transform local economies. The success of this district is due to its developed IT sector, biotech and pharma companies, and excellent infrastructure and connectivity. Rangareddy, which is surrounded by Osman Sagar Lake and Ananthagiri Hills, offers a wonderful blend of modern development and natural beauty.

other prosperous districts

Gurugram (Haryana) – ₹9.05 lakh

Gurugram is known for its high-rise buildings, luxurious lifestyle and fast-growing corporate sector, as well as natural sites like the Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, which are ideal for weekend getaways.

Bengaluru Urban (Karnataka) – ₹8.93 lakh

Known as the ‘Silicon Valley’ of India, Bengaluru is a leader in innovation and offers green spaces like Cubbon Park and exciting destinations like Nandi Hills.

Gautam Buddha Nagar (Noida) – ₹8.48 lakh

Noida, a major hub of technology and real estate, is home to modern attractions like Worlds of Wonder and tranquil spots like Okhla Bird Sanctuary.

Solan (Himachal Pradesh) – ₹8.10 lakh

Solan, known as the ‘Mushroom City of India’, is famous for its beautiful mountains, pleasant weather and religious places like Shoolini Mata Temple.

North and South Goa – ₹7.63 lakh

These two districts of Goa offer the perfect balance of party atmosphere and tranquil beaches, making them hubs of tourism and prosperity.

Sikkim District (Gangtok)

Sikkim, known for attractive destinations like the majestic Himalayas and Tsomgo Lake, is famous for eco-tourism, handicrafts and sustainable lifestyle.

Dakshina Kannada (Karnataka) – ₹6.69 lakh

Mangalore, known for its beaches, temples and trade, combines cultural depth with industrial progress, increasing its prosperity.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) – ₹6.57 lakh

India’s financial capital, Mumbai, home to Bollywood, Marine Drive and the Stock Exchange, remains a hub of business and dreams.

Ahmedabad (Gujarat) – ₹6.54 lakh

Ahmedabad, India’s first UNESCO World Heritage City, offers a wonderful blend of history and modernity, from the Sabarmati Riverfront to thriving startups.