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INDIA IN FIGURES INDIA IN FIGURES 2015

Government of India

Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation

Central Statistics Office

Research & Publication Unit

New Delhi

www.mospi.gov.in

INDIA IN FIGURES

MDGs and Targets –Summary of Progress Achieved by India

2.Houses, Household Amenities and Assets

1. Demographic Profile

4.Domestic Product and National Income

9. Energy

7.Industry

8. Infrastructure and Services

9-10

12.Labour and Employment

3 Social Characteristics

13. Tourism

11 Fiscal Performance

14.Millennium Development Goals

10. Foreign Trade

CONTENTS

6.Agriculture

4-6

7-8

5. Prices

11

12

13-14

15

16-17

18-19

20

21-23

24-25

3

1-2

Demographic Profile

All India

Crore

Crore

40.7

62.9

1981-91

926

43.9

938

21.8

25.7%

Crore

Crore

893

Crore

49.6

74.2

1991-01

933

53.2

946

28.6

27.8%

102.9

900

Unit 1991 2001 2011Population

Male

Urban

Rural

Urban

Sex Ratio

Female

84.6 121.1

58.7

62.3

83.3

2001-11

943

949

37.7

31.2%

929

% 23.87 21.54

Decadal Population Growth

17.69

% 20 18.1Rural 12.3

% 36.4 31.5Urban 31.8

Rural

Sources : Census, O/o Registrar General of India

Sex Ratio ( 0-6 Yrs) As per 2001 & 2011 Censuses

934

906

927923

905

918

890

900

910

920

930

940

Rural Urban Total

2001 2011 2001 2011 2001 2011

Total

Percentage of Urban Population

Total

% 8 8.2 ST 8.6

% 16.3 16.2

Proportion of Population to Total

16.6 SC

1

per 1000 persons

per 100000 live births

Unit

per 1000 persons

per woman

7.6

254

65.6

16.3

2.9

58

1991

2001-05

63.1

Female

per 1000 persons

74.3

267

per 1000 live births

%

7.2

178

67.7

14.9

2.5

47

2001

2006-10

64.6

22.1

59

325

Crude Birth Rate

Unit 2005 2010 2013

2.3

Crude Death Rate

Maternal Mortality Ratio*

All

Under 5 Mortality Rate

Density of Population

Life Expectancy at Birth

Natural Growth Rate

Total Fertility Rate

Infant Mortality Rate

23.8 21.4

7

14.4

per 1000 live births 40

167

69.6

2011

2011-15

67.3

49

382per Sq Km

39.29 53.67 65.46%

64.13 75.26

Female

82.14%

52.21 64.84

Male

72.99

Male

Sources : Census & Sample Registration System, O/o Registrar General of India

* Figures under the columns for the years 2005 ,2010 and 2013 are for 2004-06,

2010-12 and 2011-13 respectivly.

Demographic Profile

years

years

Vital Statistics

Literacy Rate( 7+ years)

2

Unit 1991 2001 2011

Unit

29.6 47.1 59%

37.41 54.7

ST

66.1%SC

Houses, Household Amenities and Assets

Tap water

31.4

53.1

43.5

41.5

0.5

67.2

47.2

58.7

63.2

5.4

43.2

45.9

30.8

47.6

0.5

55.3

16.78

33.4

54.4

54.3

76.7

67.8

82

6.5

(As per Census of India 2011)

Total Rural Urban

70.6

Total households (in crore)

Distribution of Households by posession of Assets(%)

Households availing banking services(%)

Television

Telephone

Source : O/o The Registrar General & Census Commissioner, M/o Home Affairs (PopulationCensus 2011)

Dilapidated

Households having Drainage Connectivity(%)

Livable

No lighting

Households by main source of Lighting (%) Distribution of

Electricity

Distribution of Households by condition of house (%)

Distribution of Households by main source of drinking water (%)

Households with Latrine facility within the premises (%)

Kerosene

Good

24.67 7.89

68.4

28.7

6.5

0.3

92.7

2.9

48.9 63.3No Drainage 18.2

46.9 30.7 81.4

Distribution of Households by bathing facility(%)

58.4 45bathroom/ enclosure without roof 87

21 14.3 35.2TwoWheeler(Scooter/M.Cycle etc.)

33 31Open Drainage 37.3

18.1 5.8Closed Drainage 44.5

3

Social Characteristics

Primary I-V

Higher Education

ST

Upper Primary VI-VIII

2.10

0.01

NA

0.14

NA

42.6

12.7

90.3

73.7

24

49.1

20

NA

0.07Senior Secondary XI-XII

7.73

0.21

6.6

52.2

2.88

1.06

28.5

109.4

71

94.8

76.1

46

48.8

34

32

86.1

67.1

28

34.4

30

28

0.54

11.6

Education

1950-51 2005-06 2013-14 (P)No of Institutions (in Lakh)

Pupil Teacher Ratio (%)

84.9

73.5

49.1

7.91

4.01

Secondary IX-X 1.31

0.49

11

73.6

49.1

99.3

87.4

1.03

21.1**

SC 8.4 15.1

Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in 2013-14 (P) (%)

Male Female SC ST

98.1 100.6 111.5 110.2

19.8 15.1 1122.3

Female 9.4 19.8

Male 13.5 22.3

Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) (%) 1950-51 2005-06 2013-14 (P)

Primary

Higher Education**

Upper Primary

Senior Secondary

Secondary

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

Primary

Higher Education

Upper Primary

Senior Secondary

Secondary

21

NA

34

26

40

23**

** Pertains to year 2012-13 (P) = Provisional.

Primary I-V

Higher Education (18-23Yrs)

Upper Primary VI-VIII

Senior Secondary XI-XII

Secondary IX-X

1950-51 2005-06 2013-14 (P)

Source : Educational Statistics at a Glance, M/o Human Resource Development.

4

Total

Source : National Health Profile, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare,Sample Registration


1980-81

I-X

2013-14(P)

Level

56.2

2.2

47.4 (46.7)

21.2

All

79.8

19.8 (18.3)

36.3 (32.9)I-VII

2011

861.4

24.2

3.1

48.12013-14(P)

62.5

2.6

50.1 (48.0)

18.3

SC

86.6

16.6 (15.4)

38.8 (34.4)

Girls

2012

891.4

20.4

2.8

2013

918.3

NA

NA

46.7

Drop-Out Rates (in percentage)

ST

Health

Registered Doctors(Allopathic)

Rural

Urban

Unit

'000 numbers

% (of births )

% (of births )

Class I-X

Expenditure by Government on Social Services as Percentage of GDP

Primary Education

Drop Out Rates Level Wise 2013-14(P) , (Figures in parenthesis pertain to female)

Other Social Services

Boys Total

58.7

19.8

1980-81 82.5

2.5

62.4 (61.4)

31.3 (30.7)

48.2 (46.4)

47.4

1.2 1.3 Health 1.2

P -Provisional, RE- Revised Estimate, BE- Budget Estimate

Source : Educational Statistics At a Glance , Ministry of Human Resource Development and Economic Survey-2014-15.

Distribution of Births by untrained functionary & others (outside hospital)

3.1 3.2 Education 3.1

2012-13(RE)2013-14 (BE)2014-15

I-V

System, O/o Registrar General of India

5

Income Quinitile Ratio : Consumption share of highest 20% to lowest sub group of population

20 %


Thousand

% of IPC Crimes

% of IPC Crimes

%

2325.6

4.6

11

112.1

9.8

11.2

1281.3Thousand

per lakh population

0.348

4.3

2004-05

4.2

2387.2

4.8

12

112.2

10.2

11.2

1298.9

497.9

0.371

4.2

2009-10

6.7

0.367

4.4

2011-12

6.6

Crime Unit 2011 2012 2013

11

Crime Rate

Inequality Indices

Income Quinitile Ratio

Urban

Rural

Urban

Economic Crimes

Crimes against Women (IPC+SLL)

Actual Police Strength

Total cognizable crimes under IPC

Occupancy Rate - Jails

Source :-National Crime Records Bureau,M/o Home Affairs.

Violent Crimes

516.7

2647.7

11.3

11.7% of IPC Crimes

4.9

118.4

1349.0

540.4

Unit 1990 2000Human Development Index (HDI)

2013

Value 0.431 0.483Human Development Index 0.586

0.266 0.276 0.28Gini Coefficient Rural

per lakh popultaion Rate of Suicide in India

Source :-Human Development Report,2014, UNDP, National Sample Survey Office,NSSO, Ministry of Statistics & PI, Niti Ayog

Gini Coefficient

6

DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND NATIONAL INCOME

88.3

-

2011-12(NS)

88.3

82

17.7

24.5

64.32

64.32

113.5

6.9

2013-14(NS)

12.3

99.2

80.39

13.6

104.8

21.8

29.2

115.5

22.4

31.9

69.96

At Current Prices 2011-12(NS) 2013-14(NS) 2014-15(PE)

2014-15(PE)

Growth Rate (%)

Secondary

TOTAL GVA at Current basic prices

Primary

Tertiary

Growth rate (%)

Per Capita National Income(in '000 )

At Constant (2011-12) Prices

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at Market Prices (in lakh crore)

10.5

125.4

87.75

9.2

74.10

5.9

7.3

106.4

INDUSTRY-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF GROSS VALUE ADDED

Gross Value Added (GVA) at current basic prices ( lakh crore)

39.8 53.8 61.2

GVA at constant (2011-12) basic prices

Growth rate (%) - 5.4

Per Capita National Income (in '000 )

82

17.7

24.5

91.7

18.6

26.3

98.3

18.7

28.0

39.8 46.9 51.6

Secondary

TOTAL GVA at Constant basic prices

Primary

Tertiary

2011-12(NS) 2013-14(NS) 2014-15(PE)

2011-12(NS) 2013-14(NS) 2014-15(PE)

`

`

Growth Rate (%)

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at Market Prices (in lakh crore)`

`

`

( lakh crore)`

-

7

CAPITAL FORMATION AND SAVINGS

21.2

9.7

7.6

13.3

33.9

1.4

15.1

24.8

10.0

7.2

13.5

31.8

1.7

36.6

12.9

Gross Capital Formation (GCF) Rate

Source :-Central Statistics Office,Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation

Households

Private Final Consumption Expenditure (PFCE)

Private corporations

Savings Rate of which

of which

Note: GCF value includes Valuables

Non-durable goods

Public

38.2 32.3

8.0

12.6

28.6

10.9

30.6

1.6

10.7

4.4 5.0Semi-durable goods 5.5

23.9 27.2Services 31.7

51.2 59.1PFCE in domestic market 68.1

50.9 58..8Pvt. Final Cons. Expen. 67.7

1.7 2.1Durable goods 2.4

Item

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE

Private corporations

Public

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

22.8 20.2 Households 18.2

PE : Provisional Estimate , NS : New Series

( lakh crore)`

DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND NATIONAL INCOME

8

PRICES

WPI Base2004-05=100

20.12

Annual Inflation Rate Based on Wholesale Price Index

7.37

10.2

14.34

10.19

2012-13

10.47

10.4

9.8

Weight

10.02

5.564.97

5.97

11.47

12.8

9.49

2013-14

9.67

10.1

9.8

11.59

3.0

Annual Inflation Rate Based on General Index

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

2014-15

CPI(AL) Base1986-87=100

Manufactured Products

CPI(IW) Base2001=100

Fuel & Power

Primary Articles

For All Groups:

CPI(RL) Base1986-87=100

Food Articles

CPI(Combined)* Base 2012=100

2.03

5.97

6.27

6.89

6.1

-0.9

3.0

6.63

2.4

14.91

9.9

*Note: Inflation Rates of CPI(Combined) for the year 2012-13 and 2013-14 are based on old series of CPI(Base 2010=100).

WPI-Wholesale Price Index, CPI- Consumer Price Index, IW-Industrial Workers, AL- Agricultural Labourers, RL-Rural Labourers

Source: O/o Economic Adviser, Ministry of Commerce and Industry

9

Group

PRICES

Source Labour Bureau , M/o Labour & Employment

Annual Inflation Rate Based on CPI(IW)

6.84(9.49)

8.5 7.4Fuel & Light 4.2

46.2 11.9 12.4Food 6.5

6.43 13.5 7.5Fuel & Light 4.9

Source Central Statistics Office, M/o Statistics & PI

45.86(47.57)

11.9 11.2Food & Beverages 6.5

Annual Inflation Rate Based on Consumer Price Index (Rural and Urban)Base 2012=100

*Note: Inflation Rates for the year 2012-13 and 2013-14 are based on old series of CPI(Base 2010=100);

Weight in brackets ( ) refer to Base year 2010=100.

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Weight

Weight

10

Group

Group

Crore Tonnes

Crore Tonnes

in Lakh

Crore Tonnes

2011-12

1.8

12.79

1851.8

30.9

2012-13

8.13

979.2

86.7

17th(2003)

Crore Tonnes

16.22

4890.1

Crore Tonnes

in Lakh

1.9

13.24

1990.8

32.7

2013-14

8.90

1053.4

90.4

18th(2007)

24.6

16.29

6488.3

Production Estimate of 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Cereals

Vegetables

Poultry

Fruits

Buffalo

Fish

Livestock Census

Pulses

Milk

Cattle

Total Nine Oilseeds

23.9 23.4(1)

1.7( )1

27.4( )1

Crore Tonnes 9.13( )2

13.77(P)

1909.0

1087.0

95.8( )P

19th(2012)

16.34(2)

7292.1

in Lakh

Source: Ministry of AgricultureDepartment of Animal Husbandry Dairying & Fisheries,

(1) Third Estimate; (2) First Estimate;(P) Provisional

Lakh Tonnes

Agriculture & Allied Sector

Source: Department of Agriculture & Co operation, Ministry of Agriculture

Source:Department of Animal Husbandry Dairying and Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture.

Unit

Production

11

Unit

Unit

Industry

1000

per cent

141.6

2010-11

1.1

82.4

-2.3

2011-12

1.3

8.3

211.66

704.58` in '000 crore

Weight

4.0103.2

-0.1

83.1

-0.6

2012-13

-0.8

7.8

217.55

836.7

6.1

Growth in Index of Industrial Production(IIP) -Sectoral (Base:2004-05=100) (%)

Electricity

Source:Annual Survey of Industries(ASI),Central Statistics Office,M/o Statistics & PI

Manufacturing

Profit/output

No. of Factories

Net Value Added

General

Value of Principal Characteristics (Annual Survey Industries)

Input/output

Mining & Quarrying

2.8

1.4

755.3 2.3

83.3

7.4

222.12

851.95

8.4

per cent

` Lakh crore 18.06 19.93Estimate of GVA(includingservice sector MSME)

20.56

percent 36.69 37.97Share in total GDP(includ service sector MSME)

ing 37.54

Source: Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME)

in Lakh 428.73 447.66Total Working Enterprises(projected)

467.56

Performance of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME)

no. In thousands

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15(P)

Source:Central Statistics Office, M/o Statistics and PI

Unit

12

Infrastructure & Services

Running Track Electrified('000 Kms.)

Storage capacity(Lakh tonne)

Registerd Vehicles(Lakh)

2011-12

38.5

1154

842.1

2012-13

104.2

48.7

1594.9

Passengers carried (Lakh)

101.4

91.4

Freight traffic originating (Crore tonnes)

Gross Registered Tonnage(Lakh )

39.7

1199

842.5

2013-14

103.8

52.6(P)

1729.2(P)

734.0

105.4

93.4

Sector Indicator 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Aviation

Shipping( )a

Roadways( )b

Railways(b)

690.4 870.9

41.0

822.8No.of passengers originating(Crore)

1204

103.1

...

...

109.8

97.6(P)

No. of ships

No. of warehousesStorage( )b

Port traffic (Crore tonnes)

100.85 108.02

Ports

104.94

468 469 471

Road Network (Lakh Kms)

Source: Ministry of Civil Aviation , M/o Railways, M/o Road Transport & Highways, Central Warehousing Corporation,

13

Infrastructure & Services

2011-12

15.74

2012-13

14.7

89.8

19.6

147

105.78

41

16.5

15.69

2013-14

14.2

93.3

16.7

145.8

141.52

44

25.2

10.1

99.6

12.7

148.6

176.41

48.4

26.74 ©

Sector Indicator

Banking( )a

Rural Branches('000)

Mail Traffic(Crore)

Annual Growth Rates(%)in Gross Bank Credit

Scheduled CommercialBanks Branches (000)

Number of ATMs('000)

15.7

139.09 139.16 139.18

637.18 605.54 608.83

No. Of Rural Post Offices('000)

101.57 111.78

Postal

123.18

No. Of Urban Post Offices('000)

37.16 41.62 46.99

2013 2014 2015

Source: Reserve Bank of India ,Telecom Regulatory Authority of India

M/o Communication and Information Technology ,

,

Annual Growth Rates(%)in Rural Gross Bank Credit

Total subscriber (Crore)

Urban Teledensity(per 100 persons)

Rural Teledensity(per 100 persons)

Internet Subscribers (Crore)

Telecom(b)

© :data pertains to 31st Dec, 2014

(b) :data pertains to March end.

(a) :data pertains to Dec end

(P): Provisional

14

Energy

Lakh

Crore Tons

Lakh (Ckt. Kms)

2011-12

5.60*

20.41

89.70*

2012-13

46.5

53.59

4.19Crore. Tons

Giga Watt (GW)

912.1

755.85

Hundred Crore (KWh)

Tera Watt hour (Twh)

5.77*

21.92

89.87*

2013-14*

39.8

56.76

4.63

243.03

967.2

912.06

Growth of Electricity Sector in India as on 31st March

Unit 2013 2014 2015

Installed Capacity

Electricity Generation

Electricity

Natural Gas

Coal

Lignite

No.of villages electrified

Source : Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Power

Crude Oil

Length of Transmission& Distribution lines

223.34 267.64

5.78*

90.09*

22.25

34.6

57.19

4.39

1048.4

967.15

Hundred Crore Cubic Metres

All India per capita consumption of Electricity (kwh)

Source : Energy Statistics 2015, Central Statistics Office, Ministry of Statistics & PI

Crore. Tons

Consumption

* Provisional

Source Energy Statistics 2015, Central Statistics Office, Ministry of Statistics & PI

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

631

884957

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

2005-06 2011-12 2013-14

* Provisional

*

15

Foreign Trade

% Share# %Growth#

Gold and other precious Jewellery

Petroleum Products

Pearls precious, semi precious stones

26.7

Drug Formulations, Biologicals

4.1

26.69

Commodity Group

-10.35

15.88

4.3

8.0

18.3

16.34

3.6

2012-13 2013-14

Exports

Principal Imports (2014-15)

Forex reserves

Petroleum Products

Gold

Pearls precious, semi precious stones

Imports

Commodity Group

Trade Balance

19.05

27.15

-8.10

18.28

22.7

-9.8

-8.3

Principal Export (2014-15)

6.2

-4.9

9.72

62.87

Others

1.46

Source : Reserve Bank of India, Ministry of Commerce & Industry

9.1

3.0

Coal,Coak & Briquettes etc

3.0RMG Cotton including accessories

-18.4 Petroleum, Crude

# In terms of `

% Share# %Growth#

7.71

4.88

5.02

52.49

3.96

25.95

( lakh crore)`

27.34

-8.42

21.35

2014-15

18.92

Others

16

Germany

Foreign Trade

China

Switzerland

United States of America

Saudi Arabia

Indonesia

Qatar

13.5

4.9

4.9

6.3

3.4

3.3

19.5

20.5

-1.6

-22.0

3.1

-6.3

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Singapore

Hong-kong

United Kingdom

9.7

-19.4

-7.9

9.3

-18.6

-3.8

Selected Data on Merchandise Trade: Major Trade Partners - India - (2014-15)

Export to India (by Other Countries)

Country

Country

Import by India (from Other Countries)

Source : Ministry of Commerce & Industry

United States of America

United Arab Emirates 5.8 -8.8

China

7.6

# In terms of `

Iraq

Nigeria

Korea RP

3.2

3.0

3.0

-22.3

-2.7

9.9

Sri Lanka

Bangladesh

1.2

48.5

5.6

% Share# %Growth#

% Share# %Growth#

13.7

3.8

3.6

10.6

3.2

3.0

4.4

2.4

2.2

2.1

17

Fiscal Performance

` Lakh Crore

` Lakh Crore

` Lakh Crore

% of GDP

8.16

3.57

2012-17

1.88

3.2

1.99

5.03

113.45(NS

5.64` Lakh Crore

` Lakh Crore

34.7

30.8

13.72

4.4

` Lakh Crore

% of GDP

9.09

3.63

2012-13

1.92

2.9

2.18

5.13

125.41(PE)

5.71

11.26

35.0

31.6

34.6

33.1

14.89

4.1

2013-14 2014-15(RE) 2015-16(BE)

—

Revenue Receipts

Social Services

Source :-Union Budget Documents-2015-16 & Economic Survey 2014-15 M/o Finance,

Others

RE-Revised Estimates, BE- Budget Estimates.

(%)

(%)

Revenue Expenditure

External Debt (outstanding)

Non-Tax Revenue

Fiscal Deficit

GDP at Current Prices

Capital Receipts

Tax Revenue (net of States’s share)

Revenue Deficit

Percentage Distribution of 12th PlanOutlay

Capital Expenditure

10.15 11.42

9.20

` Lakh Crore 2.22

3.95

2013-14(RE)

2.41

5.56

—

6.24

15.36

—

` Lakh Crore

80.50 43.34 37.16

(%) 18.8 18.5Energy 18.6

(%) 15.7 14.9Transport 13.7

NS = New Series, PE = Provisional Estimates.

` Lakh Crore Total CentreTwelfth Plan Outlay (2012-17)

---

% of GDP 1.6(RE) 1.5(BE)

Total Outstanding Liabilities

—

` Lakh Crore

% of GDP 49.2(RE) 48.3(BE)

State

Revenue Deficit

Fiscal Deficit

)

18

Unit

Composition of Revenue Non-plan Expenditure (percentage)

Sources of Tax Revenue in percentage -2014-15(Budget Estmates)

34.3 36.9 38.3

28.1 24.2 23.4

12.2 12.1 12.1

7.6 7.3 7.4

5.2 6.3 6.3

12.6 13.2 12.6

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

2012-13 2013-14(Provisional Actual)

2014-15(BudgetEstimates)

Corporation Tax33%

Income Tax21%

Custom Duty 15%

Union Excise Duty15%

Service Tax16%

Interest

Payments

Subsidies

Defence Expd

Pension

Grants to States & UTs

Others

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Source : Dte. General of Employment & Training , M/o Labour & Employment

LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

Rural (%)

40.8

287

1.7

43.0

4.5

2.5

5.3Urban (%)

25.5

108.5

73.5

3.9

58.7

547

3.9Rural (%)

40.0

228

1.6

40.0

3.4

2.1

3.7

24.6

114.5

72.2

3.87

58.1

25.2

119.7

71.8

3.89

58.0

546

3.3

2004-05 22009-10 2011-12

Estimated Employed population(ps+ss):

( a ) Central Govt.

Private Sector

( b ) State Govt.

Number of males employed as against one female employed in organised Sector (Public & Private)

( c ) Quasi Govt.

WPR in Usual Status(ps+ss): Male(per'000)

CWS

UPS

(crore persons)

Female(per'000)

Source: National Sample Survey Office, Ministry of Statistics & PI.

US(adj.):

Labour Force Participation Rate(ps+ss): (%)

42.0

39.5

219

1.7

3.4

2.3

3.8

544

3.4

Urban (%)

Urban (%) 8.3 5.8 5.5

2010 2011Employment in Organised Sector As on 31st March (Figures in lakh) 2012

178.6 175.5Public sector 176.1

20.9 20.5 21.1( d )Local Bodies

Rural (%) 8.2 6.8CDS 5.7

Urban (%) 6.0 4.2 4.4

Rural (%)

Unemployment Rate as Percent of Labour Force

(ps+ss): Principal Status & Subsidiary Status, WPR:Worker Population Ratio, UPS:Usual Principal Status, US(adg): Usually Unemployed excluding subsidiary status workers, CWS:Current Weekly Status, CDS:Current Daily Status.

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TOURISM

` Hundred Crore

(000)

Crore

Crore

Maharashtra

945

5.25

16.1

1.40

10 .85

8.09

65.78

86.45

Tamil Nadu

Unit 2012 2013

Foreign Tourist Arrivals(FTAs)

Source : Market Research Division, M/o Tourism

No.of Domestic Tourist Visits

Visits by foreign tourists

No of Indian Nationals Departures from India

Top three states in terms of visits by tourists

Foreign Exchange Earnings (Tourism)

Highlights of Tourism 2013

Tourist Visa on Arrivals

Lakh 69.68

1077

20.3

1.49

7.53

15.58

11.62

104.51

Delhi

Foreign Tourist Arrivals from top three Countries

2014

74.62

1201

39.0

1.66

114.53(P)

Bangladesh

USA

UK

2011 2012 2013

Country Number (in Lakh) % Share

20.8

20.0

11.5

State % Share

Tamil Nadu

Uttar Pradesh

Visits by domestic tourists

Andhra Pradesh

21.3

19.8

13.3

State % Share

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TOURISM

Source : Market Research Division, M/o Tourism

Share of India in International Tourism Receipts in World and Asia & the Pacific Region

Share of India in International Tourist Arrivals in the World and Asia & the Pacific Region

9th

2.82

11th

2.81

11th

2.89

India's Share in Asia & the Pacific Region

India's Share in the World

Share (%)

Rank

38th

0.64

41st

0.64

42nd

0.63

2011 2012 2013

Share (%)

Rank

2011 2012 2013

8th

5.39

7th

5.14

8th

5.72

India's Share in Asia & the Pacific Region

India's Share in the World

Share (%)

Rank

17th

1.65

16th

1.59

16th

1.59

2011 2012 2013

Share (%)

Rank

2011 2012 2013

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Share of Top 10 Countries of the World and India in International Tourism Receipts in 2013

FTAs in India according to purpose of visit in 2013

USA, 12.04

Spain , 5.21

France, 4.84

China, 4.46

Macao (China),

4.45

Italy, 3.79

Thailand, 3.63

Germany,

3.55 United

Kingdom, 3.50Hong Kong,

3.36India, 1.59

Others, 49.58

Business & Professional,

20.9

Leisure, Holiday &

Recreation, 30.3

Visiting Friends &

Relatives, 25.9

Medical Treatment,

3.4

Education , 1.9

Others, 17.6

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Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and TargetsSummary of Progress Achieved by India

On -trackTARGET 1: Halve, between 1990 and 2015, the proportion of people whose income is less than one dollar a day

MDG 1: ERADICATE EXTREME POVERTY AND HUNGER

MDG 2: ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION

MDG 4: REDUCE CHILD MORTALITY

MDG 3: PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY AND EMPOWER WOMEN

TARGET 4 : Eliminate gender disparity in primary and secondary education, preferably by 2005, and in all levels of education no later than 2015

TARGET 3: Ensure that, by 2015, children everywhere, boys and girls alike, will be able to complete a full course of primary schooling

TARGET 6 : Reduce by three quarters, between 1990 and 2015, the maternal mortality ratio

TARGET 2: Halve, between 1990 and 2015, the proportion of people who suffer from hunger

Slow or almost off-track

Moderately on-track

Slow or off-track

On-track

MDG 5: IMPROVE MATERNAL HEALTH

TARGET 5 : Reduce by two-thirds, between 1990 and 2015, the Under- Five Mortality Rate

Moderately on – track due to thesharp decline in recent years


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Moderately on-track as trend reversal has been achieved for Annual Parasite Incidence of Malaria and for prevalence of TB

Moderately on-track

MDG 7: ENSURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

TARGET 8: Have halted by 2015 and begun to reverse the incidence of malaria and other major diseases

TARGET 9: Integrate the principle of sustainable development into country policies and programmes and reverse the loss of environmental resources.

MDG 6: COMBAT HIV/AIDS, MALARIA AND OTHER DISEASES

TARGET 7 : Have halted by 2015 and begun to reverse the spread of HIV/AIDS

On-track as trend reversal in HIV prevalence has been achieved

TARGET 11: By 2020, to have achieved a significant improvement in the lives of at least 100 million slum dwellers

The pattern not statistically discernible

MDG 8: DEVELOP A GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR DEVELOPMENT

On-track

TARGET 10: Halve, by 2015, the proportion of people without sustainable access to safedrinking water and basic sanitation

TARGET 18 : In cooperation with the private sector, make available the benefits of new technologies, especially information and communications

On-track for the indicator of drinking water but slow for the indicator of Sanitation

Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and TargetsSummary of Progress Achieved by India


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MDGs and Targets –Summary of Progress Achieved by India

DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL

DIRECTOR

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (GRAPHICS)

Shri S.B. Chaturvedi

Shri Anup Prasad

Shri R K Rao

Shri V K Gupta

SENIOR ARTIST

Shri R P Shrivastava

ASSOCIATED WITH THE PUBLICATION

SENIOR STATISTICAL OFFICER

Shri Brijendra Singh

Government of India

Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation

Central Statistics Office

Research & Publication Unit

New Delhi

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