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Economy, jobs and prices in Delhi, India: official figures

Net state domestic product per person, the usual measure of average income, was ₹493,024 in 2024-25 at current prices; the highest of 25 with figures. Five years earlier it was ₹355,798, a rise of 39% before inflation.

Income per person (NSDP per capita)
₹493,024
2024-25
Services share of the economy
86.6%
2024-25
Unemployment, urban (usual status)
2.0%
2023-24
Bank credit-deposit ratio
91.8%
March 2025

Is Delhi's economy growing?

After allowing for inflation (2011-12 prices), income per person grew 4.3% in 2024-25; the slowest of 25 with figures.

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How big is Delhi's economy?

The union territory's economy (gross state domestic product) was worth ₹12.15 lakh crore (₹12.15 trillion) in 2024-25 at current prices, 9.2% more than a year earlier.

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What are the main industries in Delhi?

In 2024-25 services made up 86.6% of the value added in Delhi's economy (the highest of 25 with figures), manufacturing 3.7% (3rd lowest of 25 with figures) and crop farming 0.1% (the lowest of 25 with figures), at current prices.

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How much food does Delhi grow?

Farmers in Delhi produced 105,900 tonnes of foodgrains (rice, wheat, other cereals and pulses) in 2024-25, 0.03% of India's harvest; 5th smallest of 31 with figures.

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What is the unemployment rate in Delhi?

Unemployment in Delhi in 2023-24 was 6.0% in rural areas and 2.0% in towns and cities (usual status, Periodic Labour Force Survey); all-India: 2.5% rural and 5.1% urban. Urban unemployment was the lowest of 35.

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What is inflation in Delhi?

Consumer prices in Delhi rose 2.4% on average in 2024-25, and food and drink prices by 5.5% (all-India: 4.6%). Over the same year fuel and light prices fell 5.5% and urban housing costs rose 0.2%.

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Do banks lend in Delhi?

Commercial banks in Delhi held ₹20.71 lakh crore of deposits at the end of March 2025, about ₹929,700 per resident, and had lent ₹18.24 lakh crore: a credit-deposit ratio of 91.8% (all-India: 80.1%; 5th highest of 36). A low ratio means local savings are mostly lent elsewhere.

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How Delhi compares with other union territories

Income per person (NSDP per capita, current prices) (2024-25)

Delhi ranks 1 of 25, highest first.

RankRegionIncome per person (NSDP per capita, current prices)
1Delhi₹493,024
2Telangana₹387,623
3Karnataka₹380,906
4Tamil Nadu₹361,619
5Haryana₹353,182
6Maharashtra₹309,340
7Kerala₹308,338
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Urban unemployment rate (usual status) (2023-24)

Delhi ranks 35 of 35, highest first.

RankRegionUrban unemployment rate (usual status)
29Mizoram3.4%
30West Bengal3.3%
31Tripura3.2%
32Sikkim3.0%
33Madhya Pradesh2.8%
34Gujarat2.3%
35Delhi2.0%
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Services share of the economy (GSVA) (2024-25)

Delhi ranks 1 of 25, highest first. Share of gross state value added at current prices.

RankRegionServices share of the economy (GSVA)
1Delhi86.6%
2Karnataka68.1%
3Kerala67.3%
4Telangana67.2%
5Maharashtra64.3%
6Jammu and Kashmir61.5%
7West Bengal58.3%
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Bank credit-deposit ratio (place of sanction) (March 2025)

Delhi ranks 5 of 36, highest first. Loans made in the state per ₹100 of deposits held there.

RankRegionBank credit-deposit ratio (place of sanction)
2Tamil Nadu115.4%
3Telangana111.6%
4Maharashtra98.1%
5Delhi91.8%
6Rajasthan88.6%
7Gujarat79.7%
8Chhattisgarh79.5%
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