On the basis of the study done by the Govt. of India, various states were divided into two groups 'Low Poverty States', 'High Poverty States'. Which of the following is not a low poverty state?

Orissa (now Odisha) was historically classified as a high poverty state due to its low per capita income and high poverty levels. In contrast, states like Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, and Karnataka had relatively better economic indicators and lower poverty ratios during the study period. The classification was based on poverty ratios and economic development parameters.