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The Economic Survey (2024-25) revealed that Rangareddy district in Telangana is India’s top richest district by GDP per capita. Here’s a look at top 10 richest districts in India. Rangareddy, Telangana: The district topped the chart with a GDP per capita of approximately Rs 11.46 lakh. Reportedly, it has benefited the IT sector, famous tech parks, biotech and pharmaceutical companies, among others. (Image: File Pic) Gurugram, Haryana: It comes second in the list with Rs 9.05 lakh GDP per capita. The place is brimming with luxury malls, fine dining spaces, and sky-touching towers. (Image: Canva) Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka: The ‘Silicon Valley Of India’, Bengaluru Urban is a colourful mix of technology and greenery. It recorded Rs 8.93 lakh GDP per capita. The city is a perfect balance of chaos with calm. (Image: Canva) Gautam Buddh Nagar (Noida), Uttar Pradesh: The district registered Rs 8.48 lakh GDP per capita. The place is a beautiful amalgam of futuristic infrastructure with refreshing green spaces and cultural corners. (Image: Canva) Solan, Himachal Pradesh: It has a GDP per capita of Rs 8.10 lakh. The place attracts people with its natural beauty, pleasant climate, and spiritual calm. Karol Tibba and Shoolini Mata Temple are some of the prime attractions here. (Image: Canva) North & South Goa: It recorded Rs 7.63 lakh GDP per capita. The twin district charm visitors with their scenic beaches, party scenes and much more. (Image: Canva) Sikkim: Every traveller’s dream destination. Set in the Himalayas, the state is all about gorgeous snow peaks, ancient monasteries, and scenic homestays. (Image: Canva) Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka: It also features in the list with GDP per capita of Rs 6.69 lakh. The place welcomes visitors with golden beaches, ancient temples, and the fragnance of coastal spices. (Image: Wikimedia Commons) Mumbai, Maharashtra: The ‘Financial capital of India’ secures the ninth place with GDP per capita of Rs 6.57 lakh. The place is the heart of Bollywood and impresses with a dazzling mix of heritage and sound. (Image: Canva) Ahmedabad, Gujarat: India’s first UNESCO World Heritage City also features in the list with GDP per capita of Rs 6.54 lakh. The city offers travellers an insight into Mughal mosques and modern art galleries. (Image: Canva)
