West Bengal AI Report

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West Bengal accounts for 6.96% of India's population, ranking 4th among all 28 states. Its contribution to India's GDP is 5.66%. in India’s GDP. It has 23 District Capitals, some most notable ones are Barasat, Alipore, and Baharampur .
It produces 15.3% Rice, 0.02% Wheat, 0.03% Cotton, 27.4% Potatoes, 0.03% Banana, 0.02% Sugarcane, 7.5% Soybean and 0.1% Onion of the india. It is rich in natural resources, including and 10.9% Coal of the india. The has region famous historical and cultural landmarks include Fort Mornington in Howrah and Buxa Fort in Alipurduar, famous Hindu temples like Ramrajatala Temple in Howrah and Mahakal Temple in Darjeeling, renowned mosque Adina Mosque in English Bazar and Chawk Masjid in Baharampur, historical churches like St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral of the Diocese of Raiganj in Raiganj, significant Buddhist temples such as Bhutia Busty Monastery, Darjeeling,Ghum Monastery, Darjeeling,Mag-Dhog Yolmowa Monastery, Darjeeling in Darjeeling, museums like Hazarduari Palace Museum in Baharampur.
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Out of the all the states, West Bengal holds a top rank of 1st in Population per sq. km. (Km, Census 2011)   . This implies more available land per person, and offers environmental and spatial advantages compared to other states/UTs.
West Bengal ranks highest at 1st in Ab. Prod (Mn tonnes) Rice Production   among the 28 States. High production levels in this region suggests efficient irrigation system and a strong focus on paddy cultivation compared to other stats/UTs.
Out of the all the states, West Bengal holds a top rank of 2nd in # of Companies,2023   . This indicates that this is a highly urbanised state/UT with a large number of corporations compared to other state/Uts.
Among the states, West Bengal stands rather low at 10th rank in Number of Cyber Crimes (NO, NCRB 2022)   . This indicates a safer and better cyber security measures in the state/UT as compared to others.
Population per sq. km. (Km, Census 2011)
# of Companies,2023
Number of Cyber Crimes (NO, NCRB 2022)