Madhya Pradesh accounts for 6.03% of India's population, ranking 5^th among all 28 states. Its contribution to India's GDP is 4.32%. in India’s GDP. It has 52 District Capitals, some most notable ones are Indore, Bhopal, and Rewa .
It contributes to India's production of 16.6% of Wheat, 6.3% of Cotton, 7.4% of Potatoes, 5.3% of Sugarcane, 29.1% of Soybean, and 24.5% of Onion. It contributes to India's natural resources such as 5.5% of Coal, 2.5% of Iron, and 90.2% of Diamond. Famous historical and cultural landmarks of this region include Forts such as Bandhavgarh Fort in Umaria and Sheopur in Sheopur, Famous Hindu temples like Pitambara Peeth in Datia and Chintaman Ganesh Temple in Ujjain, Notable mosques such as Taj-ul-Masajid in Bhopal and Jama Masjid in Dhar, Historic churches such as St. Mary's Cathedral of the Diocese of Khandwa in Khandwa, Important Buddhist temples like Deur Kothar in Rewa, Museums such as Vidisha Museum in Vidisha.