Chandigarh AI Report
Chandigarh accounts for 0.08% of India's population,
ranking 4th among all 8 UTs. Its contribution to India's
GDP is 0.66%.
in India’s GDP. It has 1 District Capitals,
are
Chandigarh
.
It produces 0.1% Rice, 0.01% Wheat, 0.01% Cotton, 0.01% Potatoes, 0.01% Banana, 0.01% Sugarcane, 0.02% Soybean and 0.02% Onion of the india. The has region famous historical and cultural landmarks include and Burail Fort in Chandigarh, historical churches like Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Joseph in Shimla of the Diocese of Simla and Chandigarh in Chandigarh, museums like Government Museum and Art Gallery in Chandigarh.
It produces 0.1% Rice, 0.01% Wheat, 0.01% Cotton, 0.01% Potatoes, 0.01% Banana, 0.01% Sugarcane, 0.02% Soybean and 0.02% Onion of the india. The has region famous historical and cultural landmarks include and Burail Fort in Chandigarh, historical churches like Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Joseph in Shimla of the Diocese of Simla and Chandigarh in Chandigarh, museums like Government Museum and Art Gallery in Chandigarh.
Out of the all the Union Territories, Chandigarh holds a top rank of 1st
in Linkedin Audience Size(No, Linked in May, 2025)
. This indicates higher Linkedin IDs in Linkedin Advertising module for this town vis a vis other towns.
Chandigarh ranks highest at 1st
in % of Households with Cars (%, Census 2011)
among the 8 Union Territories. This implies that standard of living of people in this state/UT is better compared to other state/UTs.
Out of the all the Union Territories, Chandigarh holds a top rank of 2nd
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.
Across all the 8 Union Territories, Chandigarh is worse in Crime/1000 Pop (Ratio, NCRB 2022)
, standing at 1st
rank. This implies lesser effectiveness of law and order in this state/UT compared to other state/UTs.
Linkedin Audience Size(No, Linked in May, 2025)
% of Households with Cars (%, Census 2011)
Population per sq. km. (Km, Census 2011)
Crime/1000 Pop (Ratio, NCRB 2022)