After ‘Jagan’ Hiccup, AP GSDP Back On Track

A crucial indicator of a state’s progress is its GSDP, which reflects both economic growth and socio infrastructure. When a government functions efficiently, the GSDP usually shows an upward trend. When the administration performs poorly, the economic indicators drop.

This pattern is clearly visible in Andhra Pradesh. The state saw a significant decline in GSDP growth during the five years of the Jagan government. But after the NDA came to power in 2024, the numbers started improving again.

To put things into perspective

From 2014 to 2019 during the TDP rule Andhra Pradesh recorded an average growth rate of 13.49 percent

From 2019 to 2024 during the YSRCP rule the growth rate dropped to an average of 10.32 percent

In the 2024 to 2025 financial year under the NDA alliance the growth rate increased to 12.02 percent

These figures clearly show that Andhra Pradesh was progressing strongly until 2019. The next five years saw a slowdown but after the historic NDA victory in 2024 the state is returning to a positive path again.

Strong investment proposals and a pro business approach from the current government are now showing visible impact on the economic performance of the state.

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