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Top 10 fastest-growing major state economies in India over the last 5 years
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Top 10 fastest-growing major state economies in India over the last 5 years

According to RBI data shared by Business Today, multiple Indian states recorded strong real economic growth between FY20 and FY25 after adjusting for inflation. Assam emerged as the fastest-growing major state economy with 45% growth, as its GSDP increased from ₹2.4 lakh crore to ₹3.5 lakh crore over five years. Tamil Nadu (39%), Karnataka (36%), Uttar Pradesh (35%), and Rajasthan (34%) followed closely behind.

The data also highlights how India’s economic expansion is becoming more broad-based instead of being concentrated in only a few regions. Bihar and Andhra Pradesh both recorded 33% growth, while Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand grew by 31%. Telangana completed the top 10 list with 30% growth between FY20 and FY25.

Interesting to see northeastern states like Assam outperforming many larger economies. Which state do you think has the strongest long-term growth potential over the next decade?

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u/Beneficial_Injury210 — 4 days ago

IIT Bombay inaugurates Integrated Carbon Capture and Utilisation Plant

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan inaugurated the Integrated Carbon Capture and Utilisation Plant at IIT Bombay and also launched geological CO₂ sequestration scientific drilling.

The project focuses on developing solutions for carbon capture and long-term storage, an area becoming increasingly important in global climate research. According to reports, the initiative will also be showcased at Bharat Innovates 2026 in France next month.

Great to see IIT Bombay contributing to real-world sustainability and climate-tech innovation

u/Beneficial_Injury210 — 4 days ago

Main, Meri Patni aur Woh! understood male insecurity better than most films

The restaurant scene in Main, Meri Patni… Aur Woh! is honestly one of the most emotionally realistic moments in Hindi cinema.

Rajpal Yadav plays Mithilesh with so much vulnerability and restraint that the insecurity, helplessness, and silent heartbreak feel painfully real. No dramatic monologues or over-the-top breakdowns… just awkward silences, trembling emotions, and quiet emotional collapse.

The film handled themes like self-worth, marriage insecurity, and emotional loneliness with surprising maturity, which is why it still feels relatable even today.

u/Beneficial_Injury210 — 4 days ago