State Domestic Product and District Domestic Product of India: An Analysis of Growth and Change by Dr. T. V. Seshaiah is a comprehensive study of the economic performance and structural transformation of India at the state and district levels. The book focuses on the measurement, growth, and changing composition of domestic product and highlights the importance of regional economic statistics in understanding India's development.

The book examines the concepts and methodologies associated with State Domestic Product (SDP) and District Domestic Product (DDP) and analyzes variations in economic growth across different regions. It provides insights into the contribution of major sectors such as agriculture, industry, and services, while considering changes in their relative importance over time.

Particular attention is given to regional disparities, patterns of growth, structural changes, and differences in economic performance among states and districts. The study demonstrates how sub-national economic data can be used to understand development trends, identify regional imbalances, and support more effective economic planning and policymaking.

The book is valuable for students and researchers of economics, regional development, public policy, statistics, and Indian economic planning, as well as policymakers and readers interested in India's regional economy. It provides a useful analytical perspective on how economic growth and structural change vary across the diverse states and districts of India.