Meghalaya chief minister Conrad K Sangma said the 2023-24 budget would have a fiscal deficit of ₹ 1,592 crore, about 3.42% of the gross state domestic product
Meghalaya to grow at 11.5%, become ₹80,000 cr economy by 2028: Conrad Sangma
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Karnataka’s skewed economic geography
Karnataka’s skewed economic geography
Karnataka's economy is heavily skewed with most of its income coming from just a handful of its 30 districts. The state's wealth is not equally distributed geographically, following a pattern roughly in line with the historically different regions that make up Karnataka. The north-south divide is starker for per capita GDP. The concentration of non-agricultural sectors in the south is one of the reasons behind the divide, but the distribution of remunerative industries along with services in the state is behind the geographic inequality.
