As per privisional data for 2010-11 provided by Directorate of Economics and Statistics of respective state governments and the Central Statistical Office, Delhi had the highest per capital income of Rs 1,35,814 annually, followed by Chandigarh at 1,28,634 and Poducherry at Rs 98,719.
Haryana had a per capital income of Rs 92,327 in 2010-11. Among other states Sikkim (Rs 81,159), Tamil Nadu (Rs 72,993), Uttarakhand (Rs 68,292), Punjab (Rs 67,473) and Andhra Pradesh (Rs 60,458) has good income levels. At the bottom of the list are Bihar (Rs 20,069), Uttar Pradesh (Rs 26,051), Manipur (Rs 29,684) and Jharkhand (Rs 29,786).
The minister said the government has been taking several measures to increase the per capita income of states in a balanced manner.