The set presents information on the six union territories and 29 states of India in 22 volumes. Each state has its own set of unique socio-economic characteristics, which can be best appreciated through these volumes.
The set covers Indian States in following broad paradigms:
- State Profile: A Review
- Economic Profile in Numbers
- Social Profile in Numbers
- District Profile in Numbers
Titles available in this series are:
- Andhra Pradesh : The fourth largest economy in India accounts for the highest number of pharmaceuticals exports in the country. The agricultural GSDP has been growing at a faster rate than most states and the services sector has an annual 8% growth.
- Assam : The state's industrial sector is dominated by oil, natural gas and tea. Judicious investment in infrastructure and industry is required for higher trajectory of growth.
- Bihar : Though the economic growth has picked up the growth performance is extremely volatile.
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On most infrastructure indicators the state requires substantial growth.
- Chhattisgarh : Good economic growth after the creation of the state has brought significant rise to the state's per capita income. Agriculture and mining contribute substantially to the state's income
- Gujarat : A state with a rich tradition in trade and banking, the economy is dominated by the service sector, which contributes 43.3% of the state's income, with the secondary sector accounting for 37.6% of the GSDP.
- Haryana : The state attracts considerable industrial investment and manufacturing activity is well diversified. The service sector has also surged ahead taking advantage of the proximity to the NCR.
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The other titles in this series are:
Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal, West Bengal, The North East and Sikkim, and UTs and Small States .
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