It also noted an increase in farm land in Telangana due to Mission Kakatiya and the Kaleswaram Project.

In Andhra Pradesh, inflation stood at 7.57 during 2022-23 but declined to 1.39 in 2025-26. Telangana saw a sharper fall from 8.61 to 0.20. The survey added that inflation in Telugu states remained lower than the national average of 1.72.

The survey pointed out that agricultural yield declined due to untimely rains and environmental issues. It mentioned Amaravati while discussing new cities and development opportunities. The report said Amaravati received special scope for growth and credited AP's industrial reforms for economic progress.

A special mention was made of the single window facility supporting industrial growth in Andhra Pradesh. The survey said land re surveys were completed in 6900 villages, resolving 86000 land disputes. It also stated that the world's largest bulk drug park is being developed in AP.

According to the survey, the number of international students visiting AP, Gujarat and Punjab has increased. Tirupati and Vijayawada emerged as the most livable cities among the Top 10 cities in India. These rankings reflected improvements in urban infrastructure.

In Telangana, the survey said farm lands measured 1.31 crore acres during 2014-23 and have now increased to 2.21 crores. The state recorded a 5% share in manufacturing and 7% in AI start-ups. IT, finance and professional services together accounted for a 40% share across key states.

The report noted that registration, stamp and revenue processes were unified in Telangana. Hyderabad ranked among cities with the highest urban population. Among the fastest growing cities, Hyderabad placed fourth while Vijayawada ranked tenth.

The survey estimated Hyderabad's GDP to reach $201.4 billion by 2035, while Vijayawada is projected at $21.3 billion. Hyderabad also leads in issuing the highest number of municipal bonds. These indicators highlight sustained urban and economic growth.