– Agriculture and allied sectors: ₹2.12 lakh crore
– Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants: ₹2.59 lakh crore
– Manufacturing: ₹1.08 lakh crore
– Construction: ₹73,191 crore.
– Telangana ranked second nationally behind Karnataka (₹3.8 lakh).
– Figures were double the national average of ₹2.05 lakh.
Telangana’s economic trajectory marks a remarkable achievement among Indian states with sustained high-growth indicators across multiple sectors such as agriculture and hotel trade industries after forming as an independent state in 2014.
The upward trend in per capita income showcases how local governance structures have leveraged economic reforms to bring wealth creation closer to individuals while maintaining strong numbers on broader metrics like NSDP growth despite challenging geopolitical conditions globally.In this very way its dual ability modernise sectoral targets beyond low bases ,while fiscally performing ahead wider averages Essentially offering case-study perhaps replicable models elsewhere India read more!.