Nagaland budget and economy
Most people in Nagaland farm, growing rice on terraces and in jhum fields, along with maize, millet and vegetables. Government services make up a large part of the economy, and Dimapur is the state's commercial centre.
Key figures
| GSDP, 2026-27 (budget projection, current prices) | Rs 48,500 crore (9% more than 2025-26) |
|---|---|
| Real growth, 2025-26 (constant prices) | 10.3 per cent |
| Share of the economy, 2025-26 | agriculture 23%, industry 11%, services 66% |
| Per capita income, 2025-26 (current prices) | Rs 1,92,282 |
GSDP (gross state domestic product) is the value of all goods and services produced in the state in a year. Real growth leaves out the effect of rising prices.
Sources
Figures: the Nagaland budget for 2026-27 and MoSPI estimates, as summarised by PRS Legislative Research (linked below).
Reference links
- PRS Legislative Research: Nagaland Budget Analysis 2026-27: summary of the state budget
- Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation: official GDP and state GSDP estimates
- Reserve Bank of India: Handbook of Statistics on Indian States: official state-wise economic data