Delhi’s Economic Survey 2025-26 projects Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at ₹13.27 lakh crore, with per capita income expected to rise to ₹5.31 lakh. The report highlights a 9.42% GSDP growth and nearly 8% increase in per capita income, reflecting strong fiscal performance and urban economic resilience.
The survey, presented ahead of the state budget, offers a detailed snapshot of Delhi’s economy. It covers growth trends, fiscal deficit, sectoral contributions, and welfare indicators, making it a crucial document for policymakers, businesses, and citizens to understand the capital’s economic trajectory.
GSDP Growth Trends
Delhi’s GSDP at current prices is estimated at ₹13,27,055 crore, registering 9.42% growth over the previous year. Services, trade, and infrastructure remain the primary drivers, positioning Delhi among India’s fastest-growing state economies despite global uncertainties.
Per Capita Income Insights
Per capita income at current prices is projected at ₹5,31,610, marking a 7.92% rise. At constant prices, growth stands at 7.09%, reaching ₹3,05,433. This figure is significantly higher than the national average, underscoring Delhi’s productivity and urban prosperity.
What To Focus On
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GSDP growth rate as a measure of overall expansion
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Per capita income trends for individual prosperity
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Fiscal deficit and capital expenditure for government priorities
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Sectoral contributions, especially services and infrastructure
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Employment and welfare indicators for inclusive growth
Key Takeaways
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Delhi GSDP projected at ₹13.27 lakh crore
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Growth rate of 9.42% over FY25
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Per capita income at ₹5.31 lakh (current prices)
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7.09% growth at constant prices
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Fiscal deficit budgeted at ₹13,703 crore due to higher capital expenditure
Sources: The Hindu, Economic Survey Delhi 2025-26