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Uttar Pradesh, in depth.

Every published finance series for Uttar Pradesh on one timeline — output, revenue, debt, and living standards — drawn from the RBI Handbook of Statistics on Indian States. GSDP charts show nominal and real side by side.

20052025 fiscal yearsRBI · MoSPI sources

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Where Uttar Pradesh stands now

Most recent authentic value for each metric, with the fiscal year it comes from. Sparklines and the GSDP compound-growth figure track the cycle selected below.

GSDP growth
+12.7%

Latest: FY 2024–25

GSDP
₹29.8L Cr

Latest: FY 2024–25 · +11.3%/yr over 2005–2025

Own tax revenue
₹2.70L Cr

Latest: FY 2024–25

Outstanding liabilities
₹8.58L Cr

Latest: FY 2024–25

Fiscal deficit / GSDP
2.9%

Latest: FY 2024–25

Per-capita NSDP
₹1,08,572

Latest: FY 2024–25

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20052025

Output

GSDP growth

Year-over-year growth of gross state domestic product, nominal and real side by side. The vertical gap between the two lines is roughly the price effect each year.

Year-over-year %. Nominal (solid) counts current-price rupees; Real (dashed) uses RBI/MoSPI constant 2011–12 GSDP (not CPI-deflated), from 2013. Dotted lines are growth on RBI’s older 2004–05 base (2006–2015), computed within that base and shown separately — never spliced across the 2015 revision.

Scale

GSDP level

The absolute size of the state economy in nominal and real terms. Toggle ₹ / $ in the header to convert; Real is constant 2011–12 GSDP.

₹ lakh crore (Real = constant 2011–12), display-converted when $ is selected. Nominal (solid) and Real (dashed) run from 2012. Dotted lines are RBI’s older 2004–05-base GSDP (2005–2015), shown separately because the 2015 accounts revision makes the bases non-comparable — never joined.

Revenue

State own-tax revenue

Taxes the state raises itself (SGST, stamp duty, excise) — its fiscal self-reliance. Current prices only.

₹ lakh crore, current prices (no constant-price series is published). Converts with the ₹ / $ toggle.

Debt

Outstanding liabilities

The stock of state debt — market loans, central loans, provident funds. Current prices only.

₹ lakh crore, current prices. Converts with the ₹ / $ toggle.

Balance

Gross fiscal deficit / GSDP

The annual borrowing requirement as a share of the state economy — the headline fiscal-discipline gauge tracked against FRBM targets.

Gross fiscal deficit as % of GSDP. FX-invariant. The solid line divides by the 2011–12-base GSDP; the dotted line divides the same deficit by RBI’s older 2004–05-base GSDP (2005–2015), shown separately because the bases are non-comparable.

Prosperity

Per-capita NSDP

Net state domestic product per person — the closest single proxy for average living standards — nominal and real together.

₹ per person (Real = constant 2011–12). Shown in ₹ only; the $ toggle does not apply. Nominal (solid) and Real (dashed) run from 2012. Dotted lines are RBI’s older 2004–05-base per-capita NSDP (2005–2015), shown separately across the 2015 revision — never spliced.

Methodology & data notes

What these series are

  • Compiled from the RBI Handbook of Statistics on Indian States (MoSPI State Accounts as cross-check): GSDP (current and constant 2011–12), per-capita NSDP, state own-tax revenue, outstanding liabilities, and gross fiscal deficit.
  • State Realmeans RBI/MoSPI’s published constant 2011–12 GSDP — nota CPI-deflated re-expression like the national dashboard. The 2022–23 base toggle therefore does not apply here. GSDP, GSDP-growth and per-capita charts plot nominal and real together; the Nominal / Real header toggle selects the basis for the summary tiles.

Conventions & caveats

  • Year label Y denotes Indian fiscal year (Y−1)/Y — so 2025is FY 2024–25. Levels are in ₹ lakh crore; per-capita NSDP is in ₹ per person.
  • Missing years render as gaps and are never interpolated or extrapolated. The dotted lines are RBI’s older 2004–05-base back-series (2005–2015), shown unjoined from the 2011–12-base series because the 2015 accounts revision makes the two bases non-comparable — toggle them with the Pre-2015 switch.
  • Own-tax revenue and outstanding liabilities are current-price only. The ₹ / $ toggle converts level series at the annual average INR/USD rate; growth rates and GSDP ratios are unchanged, and per-capita NSDP is shown in ₹ only.

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