State with the Highest GDP in India
Highest FDI inflow during 2000-18 Mumbai, the state's capital, is known as the financial capital of India and houses the headquarters of major corporate and financial Institutions. Maharashtra Ties on the wester coast of India. It is the third-largest state n India, occupying approximately 9.4% of the country's total geographical area.
The state Is well-connected to all the major markets with 3 International airports, over 303,000 km of road network and 6,165 km of rail network. The state's coastline of 720 km and 8 presence of 55 ports facilitate about 22% of the total cargo transport in India. Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), the largest container port in the country, is connected to 34 Container Freight Stations (CFS) and 46 Inland Container Depots.(ICD).
The state has a total installed power capacity of over 43,000 MW. Maharashtra has a good presence of industrial clusters, especially automobile, IT & ITeS, chemicals, textiles, and food processing clusters and offers lucrative investment opportunities in these sectors. The state attracted about 31% of the total FDI inflows in India during 2000-18. It contributed about 15% of the country's GDP In 2016.
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