State Reports

State Profiles · Republic of India

Every Indian state,
one connected report system.

History, geography, demographics, economy and industries — complete portraits of India's states and union territories, their challenges, and their futures.

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State & UT profiles

Long-form reports for every state and union territory, each built from the same seventeen chapters so any two places can be read against each other.

  • History → Future in 17 chapters
  • 9 published, 36 planned
  • Sourced numbers, dated

Explore map

A live, data-driven map of every district in India.

A separate, dedicated map product built on top of the same district data — choropleth layers, rankings, comparisons and a transit overlay in one view.

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Explore map — district choropleth of India with layer, rankings and comparison panels

District & state choropleth

All 785 districts, colored live by whatever metric you're looking at — zoom from the whole country down to one district.

Add any data layer

Population, density, census metrics and more — layer them onto the map and switch between them instantly.

Rankings drawer

Every district or state ranked by the active metric, side by side with the map.

Focus on a state

Jump straight to any state or union territory and the map reframes around it.

District & state comparison

Select two or more places and read their headline numbers in one aligned panel.

Transit network overlay

National highways plotted over the choropleth, selectable without losing your data layer.

36 states & union territories17 chapters per reportSide-by-side comparisonTimelines since 1947Interactive mapQuizzes36 states & union territories17 chapters per reportSide-by-side comparisonTimelines since 1947Interactive mapQuizzes

How it works

One structure, every state — so comparison is the default, not the exception.

01

Pick a state

Start anywhere — a state, a union territory, a city. Every entry opens the same structured profile, so nothing has to be re-learned.

02

Read the structure

History, geography, demographics, economy, industries, problems, solutions. The same seventeen chapters, in the same order, every time.

03

Compare and connect

Put two states side by side, follow a timeline, or test yourself. The reports talk to each other.

Start with one state.
End up understanding the country.