India City Competitiveness Index

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This list ranks the top 50 most competitive cities in India as of the latest release in 2012. Delhi tops the list followed by Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata.

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Delhi
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Chennai
Hyderabad Charminar Hyderabad 1.jpg
Hyderabad
Kolkata Victoria Memorial Gardens, King Edward VII Arch, Kolkata, India.jpg
Kolkata
Sr NoCityStateStatus
1 Delhi Delhi Capital
2 Mumbai Maharashtra State Capital
3 Chennai Tamil Nadu State Capital
4 Hyderabad Telangana State Capital
5 Kolkata West Bengal State Capital
6 Gurgaon Haryana Major City of the State
7 Bengaluru Karnataka State Capital
8 Noida Uttar Pradesh Major City of the State
9 Pune Maharashtra Major City of the State
10 Ahmedabad Gujarat State Capital
11 Nagpur Maharashtra Major City of the State
12 Chandigarh Chandigarh State Capital (Union Territory)
13 Jaipur Rajasthan State Capital
14 Coimbatore Tamil Nadu Major City of the State
15 Kochi Kerala Major City of the State
16 Surat Gujarat Major City of the State
17 Nashik Maharashtra Major City of the State
18 Indore Madhya Pradesh Major City of the State
19 Thiruvananthapuram Kerala State Capital
20 Kozhikode Kerala Major City of the State
21 Mangalore Karnataka Major City of the State
22 Bhubaneshwar Orissa State Capital
23 Vadodara Gujarat Major City of the State
24 Rajkot Gujarat Major City of the State
25 Lucknow Uttar Pradesh State Capital
26 Madurai Tamil Nadu Major City of the State
27 Bhopal Madhya Pradesh State Capital
28 Kanpur Uttar Pradesh Major City of the State
29 Faridabad Haryana Major City of the State
30 Ludhiana Punjab Major City of the State
31 Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh Major City of the State
32 Guwahati Assam Major City of the State
33 Raipur Chhattisgarh State Capital
34 Vishakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh Major City of the State
35 Patna Bihar State Capital
36 Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh Major City of the State
37 Agra Uttar Pradesh Major City of the State
38 Varanasi Uttar Pradesh Major City of the State
39 Meerut Uttar Pradesh Major City of the State
40 Pondicherry Puducherry Union Territory
41 Asansol West Bengal Major City of the State
42 Dehradun Uttarakhand State Capital
43 Ranchi Jharkhand State Capital
44 Allahabad Uttar Pradesh Major City of the State
45 Shimla Himachal Pradesh State Capital
46 Amritsar Punjab Major City of the State
47 Jammu Jammu and Kashmir Major City of the State
48 Jamshedpur Jharkhand Major City of the State
49 Dhanbad Jharkhand Major City of the State
50 Srinagar Jammu and Kashmir State Capital
51 Bareily Uttar Pradesh Major City of the State
52 Aligarh Uttar Pradesh Major City of the State

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