Haryana's Economic Triumph: CM Saini Showcases Rs 3.53 Lakh Per Capita Income & 3.7% GDP Share
Haryana's Rs 3.53 Lakh Per Capita Income & 3.7% GDP Share

At a district-level Republic Day celebration in Gurgaon, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini proudly showcased the state's remarkable economic achievements and developmental milestones. The event served as a platform to highlight how Haryana has emerged as a powerhouse of growth and investment in India.

Economic Leadership Among Major States

Chief Minister Saini emphasized that Haryana has achieved the highest per capita income among all major states in the country, standing at an impressive Rs 3.53 lakh. This financial milestone reflects the state's robust economic policies and progressive governance.

Despite representing only 1.34 percent of India's geographical area and 2.09 percent of its population, Haryana makes a substantial contribution to the national economy. The state accounts for 3.7 percent of India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), demonstrating exceptional economic productivity and efficiency.

Top Rankings in Key Economic Indicators

Haryana's economic excellence extends across multiple parameters:

  • Leads all states in per capita GST collection
  • Placed in the top achievers category in State Ease of Doing Business rankings
  • Ranks second nationally and first in North India for superior logistics facilities
  • Consistently emerges as the leading state in winning medals at Olympics and international sporting events

Investment-Friendly Environment

According to CM Saini, the government's comprehensive incentive schemes have transformed Haryana into the preferred destination for both domestic and international investors. Over the past eleven years, this investor-friendly approach has resulted in:

  1. Establishment of 12.92 lakh micro, small, and medium enterprises
  2. Generation of employment for nearly 49 lakh people

The chief minister underlined that industries form the backbone of Haryana's economy and serve as a major source of employment opportunities. To strengthen this foundation, the government has implemented significant reforms:

  • Removed outdated rules and simplified procedures
  • Made more than 150 services available online for investors
  • Ensured approvals within 12 days through streamlined processes

Regional Industrial Development Initiatives

To achieve balanced regional development, industrial growth is being promoted across the entire state. Major projects currently underway include:

  • Maruti Suzuki's largest plant at IMT Kharkhoda
  • Suzuki motorcycle plant and Uno Minda Group's alloy wheel plant
  • Global City Project developing a township over 1,000 acres in Gurgaon
  • Logistics hubs in Narnaul
  • Manufacturing cluster in Hisar
  • Electronics park in Sohna

Gurgaon has particularly established itself as a global hub for information technology and startup innovation, attracting significant international attention and investment.

Employment Generation and Skill Development

On the employment front, Chief Minister Saini highlighted several key achievements:

  • 24,000 people received government jobs on October 17, 2024
  • 34,000 people employed in the past year alone
  • 1.80 lakh people employed over the past eleven years

The government has adopted a comprehensive approach to employment, extending beyond government jobs to ensure broader job security. A significant legislative measure includes enacting a law to safeguard the future of people employed under the Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam.

To make employment more skill-oriented and competitive, the state has trained 1.14 lakh people through various skill development programs. Additionally, to address the challenge of illegal immigration through the "dunki route," the government has enacted strict legislation against illegal and fraudulent travel agents.

Chief Minister Saini's Republic Day address presented a comprehensive picture of Haryana's economic transformation, positioning the state as a model of development and prosperity in contemporary India. The combination of economic growth, industrial development, employment generation, and social welfare initiatives demonstrates the state's holistic approach to progress and governance.