Direct attack: How are the top ten Indian economic cities developing in China?

In 20 16, Mumbai's GDP reached $202 1 100 million, equivalent to the level of Suzhou, China. But Mumbai has a population of over 100 million, while Suzhou has only1060,000. You can imagine the gap in per capita GDP.

The second place is New Delhi, and the GPD in 20 16 reached167 billion US dollars, which is almost the same as that in Hangzhou.

The third place is Kolkata, once the capital of British India, with a GDP of US$ 654.38+050 billion, which is similar to that of Nanjing in China.

The fourth place is Bangalore, which Indians call "Silicon Valley of Asia", with a GDP of 83 billion US dollars, which is the level of Changzhou, China.

The fifth place is the ancient Indian city of Hyderabad, with a GDP of 74 billion US dollars in 20 16, which is almost the same as that in Shaoxing, China.

The sixth place is Chennai, an Indian historical city and industrial center, with a GDP of 66 billion US dollars in 20 16, which is almost the same as that in Zibo, China.

The seventh place is Ahmedabad, with a GDP of US$ 52 billion of 2016, which is comparable to Handan, China.

The eighth place is Pune, whose GDP in 20 16 was 44.6 billion dollars, almost equal to that in Taiyuan, China.

The ninth place is surat, with a GDP of US$ 37.2 billion in 20 16, which is similar to Jiujiang, Jiangxi.

The tenth place is Jaipur, a very important city in northern India with a very long history. In 20 16, the GDP was $22.3 billion, which was similar to that of Puyang, Henan.