Punjab AI Report
Punjab accounts for 2.3% of India's population,
ranking 16th among all 28 states. Its contribution to India's
GDP is 2.56%.
in India’s GDP. It has 23 District Capitals,
some most
notable ones are
Ludhiana, Patiala, and Amritsar
.
It produces 9.9% Rice, 14.5% Wheat, 0.3% Cotton, 2.3% Sugarcane and 0.02% Onion of the india. It is rich in natural resources, including and 5.5% Mica of the india. The has region famous historical and cultural landmarks include Payal Fort in Patiala and Qila Mubarak in Bathinda, famous Hindu temples like Shri Kali Devi Temple in Patiala and Maiser Khana in Bathinda, historical churches like St. Mary's Cathedral of the Diocese of Jalandhar in Jalandhar, museums like National Institute of Sports in Patiala.
It produces 9.9% Rice, 14.5% Wheat, 0.3% Cotton, 2.3% Sugarcane and 0.02% Onion of the india. It is rich in natural resources, including and 5.5% Mica of the india. The has region famous historical and cultural landmarks include Payal Fort in Patiala and Qila Mubarak in Bathinda, famous Hindu temples like Shri Kali Devi Temple in Patiala and Maiser Khana in Bathinda, historical churches like St. Mary's Cathedral of the Diocese of Jalandhar in Jalandhar, museums like National Institute of Sports in Patiala.
Punjab ranks at 2nd
in % of Households with Cars (%, Census 2011)
out of all 28 States. This implies that standard of living of people in this state/UT is better compared to other state/UTs.
Punjab ranks at 3rd
in Ab. Prod (Mn tonnes) Rice Production
out of all 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, Punjab holds a top rank of 6th
in # of Ph.D Enrolments (No, AISHE 2021)
. This implies that this region is thriving with research culture, and better availability of advanced academic programs.
Across all the 28 states, Punjab is worse in Number of Cyber Crimes (NO, NCRB 2022)
, standing at 13th
rank. This indicates a safer and better cyber security measures in the state/UT as compared to others.
% of Households with Cars (%, Census 2011)
# of Ph.D Enrolments (No, AISHE 2021)
Number of Cyber Crimes (NO, NCRB 2022)