Global cities of the future: 36 from India!

[Shaitan]

Global cities of the future: 36 from India!

Which cities are the world's economic giants?
In 2007, half of global GDP came from 380 cities in developed-regions, with more than 20 per cent of global GDP coming from 190 North American cities alone, according to a McKinsey study.

But by 2025, one-third of these developed-market cities will no longer make the top 600; and one out of every 20 cities in emerging-markets is likely to see its rank drop out of the top 600, McKinsey says.

By 2025, 136 new cities are expected to enter the top 600, all of them from the developing world and overwhelmingly -100 new cities - from China.

Interestingly, India will contribute 36 global cities by 2025.

Here's a list of 25 cities from India which will turn into economic powerhouses...

New Delhi
GDP 2025: $211 bn
GDP 2010: $48 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $19,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $7,000

Mumbai (Maharashtra)
GDP 2025: $193 bn
GDP 2010: $56 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $16,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $8,000


Bangalore (Karnataka)
GDP 2025: $129 bn
GDP 2010: $29 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $22,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $9,000

Kolkata (West Bengal)

GDP 2025: $113 bn
GDP 2010: $28 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $12,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $5,000

Pune (Maharashtra)
GDP 2025: $94 bn
GDP 2010: $19 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $26,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $9,000

Surat (Gujarat)
GDP 2025: $84 bn
GDP 2010: $14 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $21,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $8,000

Chennai (Tamil Nadu)

GDP 2025: $77 bn
GDP 2010: $17 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $12,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $5,000

Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh)
GDP 2025: $74 bn
GDP 2010: $16 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $13,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $5,000

Ahmedabad (Gujarat)

GDP 2025: $67 bn
GDP 2010: $12 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $14,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $5,000

Kochi (Kerala)
GDP 2025: $46 bn
GDP 2010: $7 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $28,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $9,000

Nasik (Maharashtra)
GDP 2025: $37 bn
GDP 2010: $5 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $28,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $8,000

Vishakapatnam (Andhra Pradesh)

GDP 2025: $35 bn
GDP 2010: $6 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $29,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $9,000

Patna (Bihar)
GDP 2025: $31 bn
GDP 2010: $7 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $22,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $8,000

Thrissur (Kerala)
GDP 2025: $29 bn
GDP 2010: $4 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $16,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $6,000


Kozhikode (Kerala)
GDP 2025: $25 bn
GDP 2010: $4 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $15,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $6,000


Jaipur (Rajasthan)

GDP 2025: $25 bn
GDP 2010: $6 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $11,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $5,000

Thalassery (Kerala)

GDP 2025: $24 bn
GDP 2010: $3 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $20,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $6,000

Chandigarh

GDP 2025: $23 bn
GDP 2010: $4 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $33,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $10,000

Nagpur (Maharashtra)
GDP 2025: $22 bn
GDP 2010: $6 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $14,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $6,000

Ludhiana (Punjab)
GDP 2025: $21 bn
GDP 2010: $4 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $18,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $7,000


Indore (Madhya Pradesh)
GDP 2025: $21 bn
GDP 2010: $4 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $11,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $5,000

Vasai-Virar (Maharashtra)

GDP 2025: $20 bn
GDP 2010: $3 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $17,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $8,000

Vadodara (Gujarat)

GDP 2025: $20 bn
GDP 2010: $5 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $16,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $6,000

Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh)
GDP 2025: $19 bn
GDP 2010: $4 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $10,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $3,000


Goa
GDP 2025: $18 bn
GDP 2010: $4 bn

Per capita GDP 2025: $28,000
Per capita GDP 2010: $9,000

 

[Apollyon]

current Per capita GDP of these cities are in PPP ..??

 

[aeroblogger]

Disappointing to see my home city of Mangalore not on this list.

Sometimes I think the Tulu Nadu movement might not be a bad idea after all - Karnataka focuses far too much on B'lore.

 

[Payeng]

Disappointing to see my home city of Mangalore not on this list.

Sometimes I think the Tulu Nadu movement might not be a bad idea after all - Karnataka focuses far too much on B'lore.

And NE focus to much on Kolkata