Body Balram
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Body Balram
@Bodybalram
Fighting discrimination & hypocrisy with stats | Championing equality | Building a fairer world | Note: Abusers, Racists, Casteists, extremists will be blocked.
India Katılım Ocak 2019
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Tamil Nadu’s economy tells a simple story: steady rise for years, then a sharp jump after 2020. From $156B in 2011-12 to $621B in 2024-25 (constant USD). Even at market rates, $241B to $369B in just 4 years. That post-COVID acceleration stands out.
#TamilNadu #Chennai

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West TamilNadu GDP-US$91.11 billion
Coimbatore-17.44
Tiruppur-11.52
Salem-8.25
Erode-6.6
Hosur-4.83
City restricted till district boundary.
In future, due to increasing sprawl Perundurai could be included in Erode, Mettur & Edappadi in Salem unless they become seperate district.

Body Balram@Bodybalram
For Fy24,On an average 1US$=82.7897 INR (RBI) Using the same GDP (Billion US$) of Top 4 cities Chennai-94.47 (KTCC=102.82) Vellore-4.14 Kanchipuram-3.26 Ranipet-2.63 North TamilNadu=132.46 Total Tamilnadu=324.79 (Chennai city share-29.23% KTCC share-31.66%) Top 5 to 30 are taluks
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#Bengaluru further increases dominance with a GDP contribution of 43.4% (US$149.11 billion) as of 2024-25 (an increase from 42.5% during 2023-24) of total #Karnataka with a GDP of US$343.61 billion.
The city is services dominated with a total share of 82.43% (US$122.91 billion)


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@unknownentit13 Telangana will release economic survey in Q2 2026-27
Tamilnadu will release in Q4 2026-27
2024-25 Comparision of all three cities is possible only in 2027
x.com/i/status/20186…
Body Balram@Bodybalram
Bengaluru’s industry is bigger than Pune’s and it’s catching up to Mumbai's services. Pune’s high agri gva come from large district size, and its GDP gets extra push from Mumbai’s tax pool. Chennai's services economy alone is bigger than Pune’s entire economy. #City #Economy
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@Bodybalram Which city is growing faster chennai or Bengaluru or Hyderabad kindly rank it in terms of adding gdp
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@unknownentit13 Chennai
For 2023-24, US$102.82 billion, 31.66% contribution to state GDP (up from 31.59%).
For 2024-25, US$116 billion (Projected)
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@Suriya2VJ It'll take time. First they'll release back series for new base year. State GDP with new base year may release by Q4 2026-27.
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@Bodybalram Ohhh okay
When will mospi release state wise gdp growth rate?
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@sanjayc610 For detailed methodology
share.google/cHwwAS6q06CfsK…
National GDP- Expenditure, Income (Final product is considered)
States/districts- Production (Intermediate goods are removed)
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@Bodybalram Yes that is what I am saying. But I do not believe all the states use the same methodology of measuring GDP even if they do a raw addition. Can you show me if all the states use the same methodology? Happy to be corrected.
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@Suriya2VJ Not exactly. Instead states that overestimated their informal service economy will see dip.
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@Bodybalram Service sector had the major impact. So my prediction is, states with huge service economy can have a major dent in gdp
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@sanjayc610 Department of economics & statistics of respective State Govts that estimates state GDP also estimates district GDP using same methodology.
We estimate metro GDP by combining
Mumbai= Mumbai City+Suburban
+Thane+Palghar+Raigad
Bengaluru=Urban+Rural+South
Same for the rest too.
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@Bodybalram I think how these numbers are calculated is wrong because it is not standardized at all. Bengaluru is a unified authority of the GMA area while Mumbai and Chennai follow different decentralised organizations. Only Bengaluru and Hyderabad follow this unified GMA model.
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@Suriya2VJ No. Some states may see reduction while some states may see an increase. Can't comment about it now.
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