From 1999–2006, Haryana’s districts showed strong GDP growth led by Gurgaon and Faridabad, with consistent expansion across most regions.
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | string | No | Financial year for which the GDP value or growth rate is recorded. |
| Description | categorical | No | Indicates whether the row represents district GDP values in crore rupees or year-over-year GDP growth rate percentages. |
| Ambala | float | No | GDP value in crore rupees or GDP growth rate percentage for Ambala district depending on the row description. |
| Bhiwani | float | No | GDP value in crore rupees or GDP growth rate percentage for Bhiwani district depending on the row description. |
| Faridabad | float | No | GDP value in crore rupees or GDP growth rate percentage for Faridabad district depending on the row description. |
Gurgaon and Faridabad emerged as the state’s economic powerhouses, driven by industry and services. Districts like Ambala, Karnal, and Panipat registered steady double-digit growth, supporting balanced development. Growth patterns fluctuated in a few areas (e.g., Hisar, Fatehabad), but overall momentum remained positive statewide.
The dataset is structured consistently with clearly labeled districts and indicators. All cells contain numeric values with no missing entries. Formatting is uniform across the dataset and values appear properly aligned with their corresponding districts and financial years.
Regional economic analysis, district-level economic comparison, growth trend analysis, policy planning, regional development assessment, and academic research in regional economics.
The dataset contains a limited number of years and does not include population data, per capita GDP, or sector-wise economic contributions. Growth rates are provided without methodological notes or calculation details.
The data was likely compiled from official economic accounts maintained by the state statistical department, where district-level GDP estimates are calculated using administrative economic records and regional production statistics at current market prices.
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