Egg production in India

India is the third-largest producer of eggs globally. The country increased its production of eggs from 78.48 billion in 2014-15 to 122.11 billion in 2020-21. The annual growth rate of egg production was 4.99 percent during 2014-15, thereafter, there has been a significant improvement in egg production with 10.19 percent growth registered in 2019-20* over the previous year.

The per capita availability of eggs was 92 eggs per annum in 22020-21. Poultry production in India has taken a quantum leap in the last four decades, emerging from the use of unscientific farming practices to commercial production systems with state-of-the-art technological interventions. 

Statewise Egg Production

Egg production has been increasing at a rate of 8%-10% for the past two decades. Andhra Pradesh  (20.45%) and Tamil Nadu (16.49%) are the top egg producers in the country. Next comes Telangana (12.98%), West Bengal (8.60%), and Karnataka (6.24%).

Let’s have a look at the States by Egg Production

#State/Union TerritoryEgg Prod. 2020-21 (Lakhs) % of Total
1Andhra Pradesh249,63920.45%
2Tamil Nadu201,20816.49%
3Telangana158,47012.98%
4West Bengal105,0088.60%
5Karnataka76,1996.24%
6Haryana72,7345.96%
7Maharashtra64,0285.25%
8Punjab56,5124.63%
9Uttar Pradesh36,2892.97%
10Bihar30,1322.47%
11Rajasthan27,9832.29%
12Madhya Pradesh26,5162.17%
13Odisha24,2431.99%
14Kerala22,1351.81%
15Chhattisgarh19,7881.62%
16Gujarat19,3191.58%
17Jharkhand7,8430.64%
18Assam5,2530.43%
19Uttarakhand4,9240.40%
20Tripura3,0320.25%
21Jammu & Kashmir2,1280.17%
22Andaman & Nicobar Islands1,3620.11%
23Manipur1,1420.09%
24Himachal Pradesh1,1110.09%
25Meghalaya1,1080.09%
26Arunachal Pradesh6390.05%
27Mizoram4340.04%
28Goa4000.03%
29Nagaland3850.03%
30Lakshadweep1630.01%
31Chandigarh1300.01%
32Puducherry1140.01%
33Sikkim980.01%
34Dadra & Nagar Haveli50.00%
35Daman & Diu 
36Delhi 
 ALL INDIA1,220,486 

Source:  RBI Statistic 

Indian States by Egg production | Egg production in India

Rajeev Rana

Rajeev Rana is an independent writer and researcher with a strong interest in history, population studies, and demographic trends in India and North America. He has been writing on demography-related topics for over five years, focusing on census data, migration patterns, ethnicity, and regional population changes. While not a formally certified demographer, Rajeev closely follows official data releases from government sources, census authorities, and reputable research institutions. His work aims to present complex demographic information in a clear, accessible, and neutral manner for readers seeking factual insights and broader context. Rajeev contributes to multiple informational websites and has particular familiarity with demographic and regional trends in the Delhi NCR region. His writing is driven by curiosity, data interpretation, and a commitment to accuracy rather than advocacy or opinion