
State of the Nagaland Economy
Gross State Domestics Product (%)
#Provisional Estimate; AE=Advance Estimate
Per Capita Income
#Provisional Estimate; AE=Advance Estimate
Nominal GSDP in absolute figure (In Crores)
#Provisional Estimate; AE=Advance Estimate
*Approximate figure based exchange rate of Rs 86.7721=$1, as per RBI Reference statistics of February 17, 2025. The Nagaland Economic Survey 2024-25 projected State’s economy to reach $10 Billion by the FU 2029-30, growing at compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.5%
Fiscal Deficit as % of GSDP
#Provisional Estimate; AE=Advance Estimate
Overview of the State of Agriculture & Allied Sector
Total geographical area | 16,579 sq.km |
Total cultivable area | 10, 06,204 ha |
Gross cropped area | 3, 87,587 ha |
Double cropped area | 95,050 ha |
Net cropped area | 2, 92,535 ha |
Gross irrigated area | 1, 17,820 ha |
Source: Directorate of Agriculture, Nagaland
-Agriculture continues to be the mainstay of Nagaland's economy, providing livelihood to more than 60% of the population.
-The total crops production increased by 2%, rising from 1157520 MT (metric tonnes) in 2022-23 to 1179057 MT in 2023-24.
-Fertiliser and pesticide use steadily decreased from 1,863.80 MT in 2019-20 to 735.80 MT in 2023-24.
-Liquid pesticide use dropped from 33,890 litres in 2021-22 to 10,319 litres in 2023-24.
-Out of the total geographical area of the State (16,579 sq.km), Forest land constitutes the largest share at 52.08%(862,930 ha), followed by net sown area at 22.07%(365,605 ha).
-Fruit production increased by 3%from 333,435.3 MT in 2022-23 to 342,475.5 MT in 2023-24
-Vegetable production and productivity dropped by 1.6% and Spices saw a 3% rise in in total production
-Sericulture production increased in the State with Mokokchung registering the highest sericulture production.
-The state produces 42.57 percent of its meat, egg, and dairy needs, valued at Rs 1,020.67 crores, with a 57.43% shortfall. To meet the gap, it imported animal husbandry products worth Rs. 271.99 crores.
- The total fish production increased from 9,284.99 MT in 2022-23 to 9,695.71 MT in 2023- 24, marking a growth rate of 4.42%