Richest Cities and States in India (Oct 2024)

Richest Cities by Number of Billionaires

Here are the top 10 richest cities in India, as of 2024:

#	Indian city	No. of billionaires in 2024	Richest individual in the city
1	Mumbai	386	Mukesh Ambani & family
2	New Delhi	217	Shiv Nadar & family
3	Hyderabad	104	Murali Divi & family
4	Bengaluru	100	Azim Premji & family
5	Chennai	82	Venu Srinivasan
6	Kolkata	69	Benu Gopal Bangur & family
7	Ahmedabad	67	Gautam Adani & family
8	Pune	53	Cyrus S Poonawalla & family
9	Surat	28	Ashwin Desai & family
10	Gurugram	23	Nirmal Kumar Minda & family

Richest States by Number of Billionaires

Here are the top 10 richest states in India, as of 2024:

#	Indian State	No. of billionaires in 2024
1	Maharashtra	470
2	Delhi	213
3	Gujarat	129
4	Tamil Nadu	119
5	Telangana	109
6	Karnataka	108
7	West Bengal	70
8	Haryana	40
9	Uttar Pradesh	36
10	Rajasthan	28

Source: Hurun Rich List 2024 Source: indianexpress

Richest Citities by GDP

List Of Top 10 Richest Cities in India 2024

City	GDP (in $)	INR Per Sq Ft
Mumbai	310 billion	₹18,708
Delhi	293.6 billion	₹4,666
Kolkata	150 billion	₹5,570
Bengaluru	110 billion	₹4,666
Chennai	66 billion	₹4,666
Hyderabad	58 billion	₹5,250
Pune	55 billion	₹7,000
Ahmedabad	47 billion	₹3,500
Surat	45 billion	₹3,250
Visakhapatnam	40 billion	₹4,000

Source: nobroker

Top 10 richest states in India by GDSP and GDP per capita, as of 2024

#	State	Projected GSDP (in INR, lakh crore; FY 2024-25)	GDP per capita net state domestic product (in INR, lakh; FY 2022-23)	State share of national GDP (%)
1	Maharashtra	42.67	2.89	13.30%
2	Tamil Nadu	31.55	3.50 (2023-24)	8.90%
3	Karnataka	28.09	3.31	8.20%
4	Gujarat	27.9	3.13	8.10%
5	Uttar Pradesh	24.99	0.96	8.40%
6	West Bengal	18.8	1.57	5.60%
7	Rajasthan	17.8	1.67 (2023-24)	5%
8	Telangana	16.5	3.83 (2023-24)	4.90%
9	Andhra Pradesh	15.89	2.7	4.70%
10	Madhya Pradesh	15.22	1.56 (2023-24)	4.50%

It’s also noteworthy to mention that India’s capital city, New Delhi, ranks 13th with a projected Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of INR 11.07 lakh crore for FY 2024-25, contributing approximately 3.6% to the national economy. Tags: Investment,Indian Politics,