INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCE RESEARCH
IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY

The present research set out to examine inequalities in service and facility provision by region in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh in 2009, the most current year for which statistics are available. The huge population and dubious reputation of having India's lowest Human Development Index (HDI) make Uttar Pradesh a state that deserves investigation. The current research used a number of economic indicators, including changes in their rankings, to look at the pattern of economic development inequality at the district level. Measures of urbanization and per capita income showed the second-highest increases in inequality, while measures of primary sector share showed the greatest increases. Although income and urbanization are key development indicators, they also reveal widening income gaps across districts, which causes the state's economy to grow in an uneven fashion. Many earlier investigations reached the same conclusion; thus, this finding should not be shocking. In terms of economic inequality, the other indices are moving in the same direction, with the percentage of industrial workers showing the greatest decline.