u/Dangerous_Emu3385

Haryana and most North Indian states relative per capita is almost stagnant since 2010. Whereas most Southern states relative Per capita is growing tremendously. Is this the result of having strong regional governance. Most North and East India has same ruling party as Central government. In theory, having this kind of scenerio helps in Economic development as implementing plans won't have conflict of interests. But here, it's showing different picture.

Almost 55% GDP of Haryana comes from Gurugram (which is at outskirts of HR) making HR dependent on one city for GDP. No wonder, many parts of HR are still underdeveloped. When GDP per capita is calculated, those high figures won't tell how much dependent our state is on this single City.

HR need new capital city in Central HR. Which may facilitate development and growth for Central HR too resulting in less dependency of HR GDP on Delhi.

Other states also has single major cities that contributes tremendously in GDP making them dependent on that city. But still, in Haryana case, it's more than half for whole state. Which is not good and need to be diversified.

Finally, Neeru Dhanda, a 26 year old Haryanvi girl from Jind won 1st Gold 🥇 in Asian Games 2026 in shooting.

She's Naib Subedar in Army by profession. Congratulations to her.

Even we don't get fair share of revenue distribution from Direct tax. Outsiders, please stay away from this post. This post is for people of Haryana and those who love HR. You can go and give your unwanted opinions in your states sub.