The Economic Survey of Tamil Nadu 2024-25 reaffirms the state’s leadership in economic and social progress, outpacing India and other states....
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin highlighted the Economic Survey 2024-25, affirming Tamil Nadu's national economic leadership, lowest poverty, and manufacturing supremacy.
M.K.Stalin@mkstalinOriginal post
The Economic Survey of Tamil Nadu 2024-25 reaffirms the state’s leadership in economic and social progress, outpacing India and other states. With a GSDP of ₹27.22 lakh crore, Tamil Nadu contributes 9.21% of India’s GDP despite having just 6% of the population. The per capita income (₹2.78 lakh) remains 1.6 times the national average, reflecting broad-based prosperity.
As India’s manufacturing powerhouse, Tamil Nadu leads in automobiles, textiles, and leather, has the second highest MSMEs (35.56 lakh enterprises), and disburses the most agricultural credit. It ranks #1 in the Social Progress Index, SDG Index, and Climate Action while achieving India’s lowest poverty rate (1.43%).
With a vision to become a 1 trillion USD economy by 2030, Tamil Nadu is not just growing, it is leading India’s growth story!
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin released highlights from the Economic Survey of Tamil Nadu 2024-25, demonstrating the state's undisputed economic leadership and outstanding social progress. With a Gross State Domestic Product reaching 27.22 lakh crore rupees, Tamil Nadu generates 9.21 percent of India's national gross domestic product despite housing only 6 percent of the country's population. Stalin pointed out that the state's per capita income stands at 2.78 lakh rupees, representing 1.6 times the national average and underscoring widely shared prosperity.
The Chief Minister highlighted that Tamil Nadu leads India as its industrial powerhouse, securing top rankings in automobile manufacturing, textiles, and leather goods, while hosting 35.56 lakh registered MSMEs and disbursing the highest agricultural credit nationwide. Crucially, the state achieved India's lowest multidimensional poverty rate of just 1.43 percent, while ranking first in the Social Progress Index, Sustainable Development Goals Index, and Climate Action rankings.
Stalin affirmed that these remarkable achievements validate the Dravidian Model's balanced synergy between industrial expansion and social welfare. He declared that Tamil Nadu remains firmly on track toward its vision of becoming a one-trillion-dollar economy by 2030.