Observed arrival · 2026-11-13
ITIHAS keeps the old estimates in view
A public database tracks published versions of Indian state GDP figures, their release dates, and their source documents.
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- Researchers and readers comparing Indian state economies
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- Its “two-year rule” says estimates agree closely with the latest figures only after 24 months.
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The database draws on state government documents, MoSPI releases, and the RBI’s Handbook of Statistics on Indian States, recording when each figure first became public. Its comparisons track how growth estimates and state rankings shift as revisions arrive; the page says only two to four of the first top five states remain there. A linked calculator invites readers to try their own numbers, though its workings are not visible in the extracted page.
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