| Goa’s person earns 7 times more than Bihar’s person and approx 6.5 Times more than Uttar pradesh’s person, 19 states earn more than average income of INDIA’s per capita Income. U.P., Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, West bengal may be politically strong but they are not able to provide better economic opportunities to their residents, more than Half of India’s Population lives below INDIAN AVERAGE OF PER CAPITA INCOME. That’s the biggest reason of Migration In INDIA. | Ranking | State | Earning | Year | | 1 | Goa | Rs.466,632 (US$7,200) | 2016-17[1][2] | | 2 | Delhi | Rs.365,882 (US$5,700) | 2016-17[2] | | 3 | Chandigarh | Rs.275,454 (US$4,300) | 2015-16[2] | | 4 | Sikkim | Rs.277,282 (US$4,300) | 2015-16[2] | | 5 | Puducherry | Rs.236,450 (US$3,700) | 2016-17[2] | | 6 | Maharashtra | Rs.225,892 (US$3,500) | 2017-18[2] | | 7 | Haryana | Rs.214,509 (US$3,300) | 2016-17[2] | | 8 | Telangana | Rs.214,285 (US$3,300) | 2017-18[2] | | 9 | Karnataka | Rs.206,451 (US$3,200) | 2017-18[2] | | 10 | Kerala | Rs.196,842 (US$3,100) | 2017-18[2] | | 11 | Tamil Nadu | Rs.188,210 (US$2,900) | 2014-15[2] | | 12 | Himachal Pradesh | Rs.182,359 (US$2,800) | 2016-17[2] | | 13 | Gujarat | Rs.182,333 (US$2,800) | 2016-17[2] | | 14 | Uttarakhand | Rs.180,520 (US$2,800) | 2015-16[2] | | 15 | Mizoram | Rs.159,645 (US$2,500) | 2017-18[2] | | 16 | Punjab | Rs.151,624 (US$2,400) | 2016-17[2] | | 17 | Arunachal Pradesh | Rs.139,228 (US$2,200) | 2015-16[2] | | 18 | Andaman and Nicobar Islands | Rs.138,858 (US$2,200) | 2014-15[2] | | 19 | Andhra Pradesh | Rs.137,000 (US$2,100) | 2016-17[2] | | — | India | Rs.112,432 (US$1,700) | 2016-17[2] | | 20 | Jammu and Kashmir | Rs.116,153 (US$1,800) | 2017-18[2] | | 21 | Chhattisgarh | Rs.111,538 (US$1,700) | 2014-15[2] | | 22 | Madhya Pradesh | Rs.102,083 (US$1,600) | 2017-18[2] | | 23 | Rajasthan | Rs.101,353 (US$1,600) | 2016-17[2] | | 24 | West Bengal | Rs.100,000 (US$1,600) | 2015-16[2] | | 25 | Meghalaya | Rs.98,556 (US$1,500) | 2016-17[2] | | 26 | Odisha | Rs.98,095 (US$1,500) | 2017-18[2] | | 27 | Nagaland | Rs.89,607 (US$1,400) | 2014-15[2] | | 28 | Assam | Rs.80,625 (US$1,300) | 2017-18[2] | | 29 | Tripura | Rs.77,351 (US$1,200) | 2014-15[2] | | 30 | Jharkhand | Rs.73,031 (US$1,100) | 2015-16[2] | | 31 | Uttar Pradesh | Rs.72,300 (US$1,100) | 2017-18[2] | | 32 | Bihar | Rs.63,200 (US$980) | 2017-18[2] | | 33 | Manipur | Rs.58,442 (US$910) | 2014-15[2] |
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