Can ONE Indian State Beat Pakistan AND Bangladesh? Maharashtra vs 2 Countries | GDP 2011–2025

One Indian state vs two entire countries. The economy (GDP, current US$) of India's 10 biggest states against Pakistan and Bangladesh, fiscal year by fiscal year, 2011-12 to 2024-25. The battle for #1 changed hands five times: 2011-12: Maharashtra is #1, Pakistan #2 2014-15: Pakistan overtakes Maharashtra 2017-18: Maharashtra takes #1 back 2018-19: Bangladesh overtakes Pakistan 2020-21: Bangladesh is #1 2022-23: Maharashtra is #1 again 2024-25: Maharashtra $536B · Bangladesh $456B · Pakistan $407B. Maharashtra alone is 32% bigger than all of Pakistan. Who passes Pakistan next? Tamil Nadu is at 91% of Pakistan's GDP, Uttar Pradesh 86%, Karnataka 84%. Chapters: 0:00 One state vs two countries 0:23 2014–2016: Pakistan takes #1, Bangladesh jumps 0:42 2017–2019: Maharashtra back on top, Bangladesh passes Pakistan 1:00 2020-21: Bangladesh is #1 1:11 2022–2025: Maharashtra is #1 again 1:29 The big three 1:39 Who passes Pakistan next? Which state passes Pakistan first? Tell us in the comments 👇 Subscribe to Numberscape for more history in numbers. Sources: • Indian states: RBI Handbook of Statistics on Indian States 2024-25, Table 21 (GSDP at current prices, base 2011-12), converted at RBI financial-year average INR/USD. • Pakistan, Bangladesh: World Bank WDI, GDP current US$ (fiscal years July–June, paired with India's April–March fiscal year). Notes: Bangladesh's 2015-16 jump partly reflects a new GDP base year. Gujarat's FY2023-24 and FY2024-25 figures are not yet published. Latest state figures are early estimates. Nominal US$, not adjusted for inflation. #Maharashtra #Pakistan #Bangladesh #IndiaVsPakistan #GDP #Economy #DataVisualization Tags maharashtra vs pakistan, india vs pakistan, india vs pakistan economy, maharashtra gdp, pakistan gdp, bangladesh gdp, indian states gdp, indian state vs country, pakistan economy 2025, bangladesh vs pakistan, tamil nadu gdp, uttar pradesh gdp, richest state in india, gdp comparison, bar chart race, south asia economy, numberscape