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Four states are battling to attract Mega Foxconn City. Tamil Nadu Andhra Pradesh Karnataka Telangana who will win ?

Share in India's Mango production (%): 🥭🇮🇳 Uttar Pradesh: 26.01% Andhra: 22.23% Bihar: 7.04% Karnataka: 6.91% Gujarat: 4.97% Madhya Pradesh: 4.26% Telangana: 4.19% West Bengal: 4.10% Tamil Nadu: 4.09% Odisha: 3.96% Maharashtra: 2.41% Kerala: 2.36

📊 India's GDP by State (2024) – A Breakdown 🌍💰 India's total GDP: $3.86 Trillion 🇮🇳 🔝 Top 10 States by GDP: 1️⃣ Maharashtra – $500B 🏆 2️⃣ Tamil Nadu – $333B 3️⃣ Uttar Pradesh – $317B 4️⃣ Karnataka – $316B 5️⃣ Gujarat – $312B 6️⃣ Bengal – $21

India's state-wise merchandise exports in FY24. Gujarat: $134.4 billion Maharashtra: $67.2 billion Tamil Nadu: $43.6 billion Karnataka: $26.6 billion Uttar Pradesh: $20.6 billion Andhra Pradesh: $19.8 billion Haryana: $17.7 billion Telangana: $14 bi

Adani Group plans to invest an additional $10 billion to build data centers in India. The port-to-power Adani Group has identified Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu as possible locations for setting up two data centers of about 1 g

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Check your state's exports value (Apr'24 - Feb'25) Gujarat: $106.2 billion Maharashtra: $59.3 billion Tamil Nadu: $46.5 billion Karnataka: $27.1 billion Uttar Pradesh: $19.7 billion Andhra Pradesh: $18.6 billion Telangana: $17.3 billion Harya

States GST Revenue in February 2024. 🔹Maharashtra - 27,065 crore 🔹Karnataka - 12,815 crore 🔹Gujarat - 11,029 crore 🔹Tamil Nadu - 9,713 crore 🔹Haryana - 8,269 crore 🔹Uttar Pradesh - 8,054 crore 🔹Delhi - 5,544 crore 🔹West Bengal - 5,357 crore

Gautam Adani-led Adani Group is reportedly planning to invest Rs 25,000-27,500 crore (about $3 billion) to set up its first pumped-storage hydropower (PSH) facility as it aims to gain an edge in the country's thriving clean-energy industry, Accordi

The move by the Siddaramaiah government to introduce reservations for Kannadigas in the private sector in Karnataka has turned into a self-defeating exercise. The progress seen in Bengaluru, including the metro and the employment of 5 million people