– Agriculture and allied sectors grew by 9.6% (India: 3.2%), with fisheries and aquaculture showing a sharp growth of 14.5%.
– Industry sector expanded by 11.9%,driven largely by mining and quarrying with a record-high growth of 43.5%.
– Services sector rose by 10.7%.
– Top performers: Housing (100),Secondary Education (97),Tribal Welfare (97).
– Areas needing improvement: Agriculture Marketing (27), BC Welfare (25).
– District rankings range within B scores; top mandal was Anantapur Urban with an “A” score.
Andhra Pradesh’s standout economic performance in Q1 highlights it’s ongoing commitment to sustainable development amid fierce competition among states nationwide. At over two percentage points above the national average GSDP growth rate, this success stems largely from diverse sectoral contributions such as robust industrial output-especially mining-and dynamic agricultural advancements like fisheries.
Noteworthy is the rollout of district-level monitoring via Gross District Domestic Product estimates for greater granularity in tracking regional balanced outcomes-a practice that could define future policy benchmarks across India if prosperous.
Meanwhile,governance reforms anchored on real-time Key Performance Indicators point toward enhanced accountability mechanisms that align well with Swarna Andhra Vision’s enterprising goals set through FY2047 milestones.
If sustained consistently statewide without compromise/interruption conviction-sharing better bolstered data-driven course correction adjustments-feedback adaptation/continuous-review adjustments