From Chennai to Surat, India's top cities are contributing billions to the country's GDP. Here's a look at some of the most developed cities in India.
Indias EconomyDeveloped CitiesGdp ContributionReal EstateTextile IndustryReal Estate PuneSep 05, 2024

India is estimated to become the world’s 3rd largest economy by 2027-28, surpassing Japan and Germany.
Chennai is known as the ‘City of Flyovers’, having the highest density of flyovers in the country.
Pune's GDP contribution is around $48 billion.
Surat is emerging as a hub for real estate and diamond-studded gold jewelry.
Visakhapatnam's GDP contribution is around $26 billion.

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