India - Economic situation and prospects (Vol. 3) : Statistical appendix

"-* ';f.-' r! Report No. 402-IN - ' Economic Situation and Prospects of India (In Three Volumes) Volume III: Statistical Appendix May 7, 1974 Asia Region South Asia Department Not for Public Use Documenit of the InLernational l3ank for Re(;ons,n]icAtion and Development. International Developmertl Association I uii r(prt[)(. was prepaircd ror Oftfiai l Ll' 0 V :)v :1'i a;B '.. GrOti:). 1: ri)L. ri: be I.pt -.Ii'wd. (cuoLcd Or ted <((! WjitoLo.1 Bwik G'rok:u.p JrLhori aIin. 1 I'.ak (;rikroll) 0f -'Oi L((t V(1). Ii^:)r,Ibilt'h iI)' li:e I accu iai.v 1oi comnpc .eni%s :N' rjblt1  CURRENCY AND OTHER EQUIVALENTS Currency Prior to mid-Deceriber 1971 US$1.00 = Rs 7.50 Rs 1.00 = US$0.1333 Mid-December 1971 to end June 1972 US$1.00 = Rs 7.27927 Rs 1 .00 = US$0.1374 After end-June 1972 floating rate Spot rate (March 31, 1974) approx. US$1.00 = Rs 7.85 approx. Rs 1.00 = US$0.127 Rupee trade figures have been converted into dollars by using the prevailing exchange rate up to 1970/71. For suabsequent years IMF trade conversion rates have been used. These are Rs 7.444, Rs 7.706 and Rs 7.505 per US dollar for the periods 1971/72, 1972/73 and (April to September) 1973/74. For projection pur- poses the rate used has been Rs 8.0 per US dollar. Weights Unless otherwise specified all weight measures are metric. Years The Indian fiscal year runs from April 1 through March 31. Abreviations Used n.a. = not available n.s. = not significant (blank) not applicable not compiled nil  ECONOIJC SITUATION AlD PROSPECTS OF INDiA Statistical Appendix Table No. Table of Contents HfaN RESOURCES Population and Education 1.1 Population 1.2 Annual Population Estimates for the years 1961-1981 1.3 Indian Vital Rates per Thousand Population 1.4 Rural and Urban Composition of Population 1.5 Urban Population 1.6 Growth of Cities with over 1 million Population in 1971 1.7 Performance of the Sterilization Program - Male and Female .8 Performance of the TUCD Program 1.9 Nuniber of Conventional Contraceptive Users 1.10 Average Intake of Nutrients in Different States 1.11 Major Communicable Diseases - Notified Cases & Deaths 1.12 Selected Medical Indicators 1.13 Education - Progress of Enrolment 1.14 Annual Percentage Growth Rates in TExpansion of Enrolment 1.1m Growth of National Income, and Expenditure on Education - 1950/51 to 1975/74 1.16 Enrolment - Facultywise 1.17 Registered Unemployed and Graduate Output l.18 2ro,jected Demand, Supply and Deficit/Surplus of cientific and Technical Personnel. 1.19 kxxedian Duration of Unemployment by Fields and Levels of Qualification  T"able No. 1.20 Distribution of Employed Scientific and Teolnical Personnel by Subject Level of Education, Type of Organization - 1971 Census 1.21 Anticipated Expenditure on Education for the Fcurth Five Year Plan and Proposed Outlay for the Fifth Five Year Plan 1.22 Growtih of Literacy. 1.23 All-India Literacy Rates for Cities, Towns and Rural Areas in 1961. 1.24 Urban Rural Literacy Rates Labor and Employment 1.25 Workers According to Sex and Activity 1.26 Employment in the Organized Sector - by Industry 1.27 Employment in the Organized Sector - Every Year in Maarch 1.28 Employment Exchange Statistics 1.29 Number of Industrial Disputes, Workers Involved and Vandays Lost - by Public & Private Sectors 1.30 Mandays Lost due to Industrial Disputes - by Major Industries 1.31 Mandays Lost due to Industrial Disputes - by Major States NATIONAL ACCOUNTS 2.1 Net Domestic Product at Factor Cost - by Industry of Origin 2.2 National Product (at current prices) 2.3 National Product and Some Related Aggregates (at 1960/61 prices)  -3- Table No. 2.4 Rate of Growth in NDP during Different Plans 2.5 Savings and Investment (Net) (at current prices in Rs billion) 2.6 Savings and Investment Net (at % of NNP at factor cost) FOREIGN TRADE & BALANCE OF PAYMENTS 3.1 Principal Exports 3.2 Selected Imports 3.3 Import Summaxy 3.4 Destination of Exports 3.5 Origin of Imports 3.6 Unit Values of Selected Import Items 3.7 Unit Values of Selected Export Items -,.8 Gold and Foreign Exchange Reserves 3.9 Balance of Payments AID & DEBT 4.1 Aid and Debt Statistics 1958/59 - 1973/74 4.2 Gross and Net Aid Flows 1973/74 A.3 Project and Non-Project Aid Pipeline 1973/74 4.4 Debt Service Payments on External Public Debt P'u'BLIC FINANCE 5.1 Consolidated Finances of Central & State Governments '.2 Central Government Finances 5.3 State Government Finances  -4a Table No. 5.4 Tax Revenue - Center and States 5.5 Current Expenditures - Center and States 5.6 Transfers Between Center and States 5,7 Economic Classification of the Central Government Finances 5.8 Total Plan Outlay by Sectors 5.9 Financing of Public Sector Outlays - Main Items 5.1o Financing of Public Sector Outlays - Details of Main Items 5.11 Central Government Balance from Current Revenue at 1968/69 Rates of Taxation 5.12 State Governments - Balance from Current Revenue at 1968/69 Rates of Taxation 5.13 Balance from Current Revenue - Center and States Combined 5.14 Fourth Plan Public Sector Financing - On Annual Basis 5.15 Fourth Plan Public Sector Financing - Comparison Targets and Achievements 5.16 Targets and Achievements in Public Sector Plan Outlays IfOINEY CREDIT & PRICES 6.1 Money Supply 6.2 Monetary Resources 6.3 Deficit & Money Supply 6.4 Net Bank Credit to Government 6.5 Government Market Borrowing (Net) 6.6 Selected Banking Ratios 6.7 Selected Monetary Policy Instruments 6.8 Selected Borrowing and Lending Rates - Gross Yield 6.9 Savings & Time Deposits & Small Savings  -5- Table LlTo. 1(. Scheduled Commercial Bank Advances - Priority Sectors and Food Procurement 6.11 Assistance by Term Lending Institutions to the Industrial Sector 6.12 Index Numbers of .Wholesale Prices - by Years 6.13 Index Numbers of Wholesale Prices - by Months 6 14 Adjusted 7nolesale Price Index 6.15 Consumer Price Index for Industrial WVorkers & Urban Non-Manual Employees 6.16 Rates of Growth in Wholesale Consumer Prices during Plan period AGRICULTURE 7.1 Production of Principal Crops 7.2 Public Distribution of Foodgrains 7.3 Availability of Cereals and Pulses 7.4 All India Index Numbers of Foodgrains, Non-Foodgrains and All Crops 7.5 All India and Regionwise Area, Yield and Production Growth Rates of Foodgrains - Per Cent Per Annum 7.6 Foodgrains Production - by States 7.7 Area under Crop - Rainfed and Irrigated 7.8 Area Irrigated - by Crop 7.9 Selected Fifth Plan 2ro! Production Targets IRDIJSTRY 8.1 Structura1 Change in iK-nufacturing Industry 8.2 Index of Industrial Production 8.3 Percent Change in the Index of Industrial Production 8.4 Production of Selected Industries  -6- Table No. 8.5 cross and Net Fixed Assets in the Corporate Sector 8.6 Profitability Ratios of Medium and Large Public Ltd Companies according to Industrial Classification 8.7 investment in Public Sector Industry R.8 Capital Employed, Gross Profit and Net Profit in Public Sector Enterprises 8.9 Utilization of Capacity in Selected Public Sector Enterprises Steel & Fertilizers 8.10 Production and Consumption of Finished Steel in India 8.11 Production of Pig Iron 8.12 Production of Grude Steel 8B -13 Production of Saleable Steel 8.14 Production of Finished Steel 8.15 Canacity Utilization in Crude Steel Production - by Main Producers 3.16 Capacity Utilisation of Saleable Steel Production - by Main Producers 8.1'! Production, Imports, Distribution and Consumption of Fertilizers 8.18 Nitrogenous Fertilizer Projects under Construction 8.19 liiitrogenous Fertilizer Projects at Advanced Stages of Consideration TRANSPORT Railways Indian Railways - Freight and Passenger Traffic '.9.2 Finances of the Indian Railways  -7- Table No. 9.3 Share of Selected Bulk Commodities in Revenue - Earning Traffic 9.4 Commodity Breakdown of Actual and Projected. Railway Freight Traffic 9.5 Wagon Utilization - Comparative Efficiency 9.6 Selected Railway Operating Performance Indices - Broad Gauge 9.7 Railway Freight Cars - Average Number of Wagons Owned 9.8 Inventory of Rolling Stock by Age 9.9 Labor Productivity on Indian Railways 9.10 Comparative Railway Labor Productivity Roads and Road Transport 9.11 Road Motor Vehicle Fleet 9.12 Retirement Rate of Trucks and Buses in Seven Reporting States - 1968/69 9.13 Length of Inter-City Road Network 9.14 Expenditures on Roads by Central and State Governments 9.15 Buses and Trucks in Public Sector Ports 9.16 Port Traffic -.17 Composition of Traffic at Major Ports 9.18 Capacity and Traffic Handled at Major Ports Q1.1k3 Turn-around Time ofr Ships at iajor Ports  Tab:Le 1.1 POPULATION (in millions) Annual Average Growth Rate Male Female Total (per cent) Census (March 1) 1931 143 136 279 1.25 1941 164 155 319 1.25 1951 186 176 361 . 1.95 1961 226 213 439?- 2.25 1971 a/ 284 264 548 2.25 IBRD Estimates A. Projection based on fast fertility decline ^ as on July 1 1981 353 329 682 1.96 1991 425 397 822 1.82 2001 494 462 957 1.57 B. Projection based on moderate fertility decline - as on July 1 1981 360 336 696 2.32 1991 456 425 881 2.36 2001 573 536 1,109 2.26 a/ As on April 1, 1971. Sources: Govermment of India, Office of the Registrar Ceneral; IBRD - Population Projection for Member Countries 1970-2000.  Table 1.2 ANNUM7:L POPUIATION ESTIMATES FOR THE YEARS 1961 - 1981 Ypar Total Porulation Growth Year Total Population Growth (10trch 1) ('o00) Rate (March 1) ('000) Rate 1 61 442,147 i - 1971 555,496 2.35 1962 452,095 2.25 1972 568,550 2.35 1)63 462,312 2.26 1973 581,911 2.35 1"l64 a72,853 2.28 1974 595,586 2.35 1;065 483,729 2.30 1975 609,582 2.35 l'366 494,903 2.31 1976 623,907 2.35 1:67 506,385 2.32 1977 638,506 2.34 1068 518,184 2.33 1978 653,383 2.33 530,310 2.34 1979 668,541 2.32 1970) 542,719 2.34 1980 683,984 2.31 1981 699,716 2.30 a/ Official Census population totals for 1961 and 1971 were 439,073,000 and 546,372,000 respectively. On the basis of sample surveys cenducted subsequently by the office of the Registrar General, it was estimated that the final population figures were subject to under-enumeration errors of 0.7 % in 1961 and of 1.67 % in 1971. The figures used above have been corrected for such under-enumeration, and provide the base figures from which the population totals for other years were calculated. Qource: IBRD, New Delhi Office.  Table 1_.3 INDIAN VITAL RATES PER THOUSAND POPUIATION Year Rural Urban Combined Crude Crude Crude Crude Crude Crude Birth Rate Death Rate Birth Rate Death Rate Birth Rate Death Rate 1968 39.0 16.8 - - - 1969 38.8 19.1 32.6 11.4 n.a. n.a 1970 38.9 17.3 29.7 10.2 36.8 15.7 1971 38.9 16.4 30.1 9.7 36.9 14.9 1972 38.4 18.9 30.5 10.2 36.6 16.9 Source: Office of the Regiutrar General, Vital Statistics Division, "Sample Registration", Volume VII Nos. 3 & 4, 1973.  Table 1.4 RURAL ALND URBAN COMPOSITION OF POPULATIUN Percentage of urban Population, 1971 population to total (in 000's) Population Total Rural Urban 1961 1971 ALL INDIA 547.950 438,856 109g094 18.0 6TAThS Andhra Pradesh 43,503 35,100 8,400 17.4 19.3 Assam 14,957 13,650 1,327 7.4 8.8 Bihar 56,353 50,719 5,634 8.4 9.9 Gujarat 26,697 19,200 7,507 25.8 28.1 iiaryana 10,057 8,264 1,773 17.2 17.6 Himachal Pradesh 3,460 3,219 242 6.3 6.9 Janunu & Kashmir 4,617 3,758 858 16.7 18.5 Kerala 21,347 17,881 3,466 15,1 16.2 M-adhya Pradesh 41,654 34,869 6,785 14 16.2 aianipur 1,073 931 141 8.7 13.1 Iaharashtra 50,412 34,701 15,711 28.2 31.0 Mleghalaya 1,012 865 147 12.5 14.5 Mysore 29,299 22,177 7,122 22.3 24.3 Nagaland 516 465 51 5.2 9.8 Orissa 21,945 20,099 1,845 6.3 8.4 Puxijab 135551 10,335 3,216 23.1 23.7 Rajasthani 25,766 21,222 4,544 16.3 17.6 Tamil iNadu 41,199 28,734 12,464 26.7 50.0 Tripura 1,556 1,394 162 9.0 10.4 Uttar Pradesh 88,341 75,953 12,369 12.9 14.0 West Bengal 44,312 33,345 10,928 24.5 24.0 TiU.lUN TERRITORIES AND OTEHa AREAS 6,341 1,993 4,349 63.0 68.0 Sources Census of India. Paper I of 1972, Final Population Totals,  Table 1.5 URBAN POPUIATION (in millions) 1901 1911 1921 19 1941 1951 1961 1971 1iot: 1Urban Popuilation 25.9 25.9 28.1 33.5 44.2 62.4 78.9 109.1 Percent Increase - - 8.5 19.2 31.9 41.2 26.4 38.3 As percent of total Population 10.9 10.3 11.2 12.0 13.9 17.3 18.0 19.9 &')vulation in Cities and 'Towns of the following sizes: 100,000 and over 5.7 6.1 6.9 8.2 14.1 23.7 38.2 60.7 50,000 - 99,999 2.9 2.5 3.2 4.2 5.7 7.6 9.4 12.5 20,00C - 49,999 4.4 4.9 5.1 6.6 8.1 11.1 14.6 17.8 10,000 - 19,999 5.8 5.4 5.4 6.6 7.7 9.4 10.3 12.3 5,000 - 9,999 5.3 5.2 5.4 6.0 7.0 8.5 5.7 5.2 Less than 5,000 1.6 .1.8 2.1 1.9 1.6 2.1 0.7 o.6 v There have been some definitional changes in the different censuses. The main criterion of eligibility for "urban" status in the censuses prior to 1961 was that a place should have a functioning municipal corporation or other town body and/or a population of more than 5,000. In the 1961 census a more rigorous definition was introduced : either (a) there should be a municipal corporation or other town body functioning or (b) there should be a minimum density of 1,000 per square mile; a minimum population of 5,000; at least 3/4 of the male working population should be outside agriculture; or (c) or in the opinion of the State Census Director, the place should have pronounced urban characteristics. Source: Population Censuses, 1961 and 1971.  Table 1.6 'C,-T.H OF CITIES WvvITH OVE 1 IsLLION POPULATICN IN 1971 (In period 1961-71) in th'ousands per aent Population Population Decade Compound Annual 1961 1971 Growth Growth Rate - Calcuttal/ 5,737 7,031 22.6 2.1 Bombay 4,152 5,970 43.8 3.7 Lelhi 2,359 3,647 54.6 4.5 T!aadras 1,729 2,470 42.9 3.6 Fyderabad 1,251 1,796 44.0 3.7 Bangalore 1,207 1,654 37.0 3.2 inhmedabad 1,150 1,585 37.8 3.3 Kanpur 971 1,275 31-3 2.8 Poona 737 1,135 54.0 4.4 Total 19,293 26.563 37.7 3. a/ Population figures refer to the total urban agglomeration in each case, except for the cities of Bombay, Ahmedabad and Madras for which municipal population has been indicated. b/ In the 1961 Census, the population figure for Calcutta referred to the Trnn mcipal oorpocration area only. We have adjusted this to include the population for the ad,joinin- urban areas as well, and therefore make it comparable with Lhc 1971 Census figure. ,)o)rCe: Poroi-lation "ensuses, 1961 and 1971.  ?able 1.7 PERFORMLUNCE OF THE STERILISATI25N PROGRH'U, - ,9ALE AND FE.MALE in numbers) MIALE AN3 FIMALE LMAhLE FEMALE Cumulative Since Inception b/ ~~~~~~~Total per 1,000 1972/73 1973/74-' 1972/73 1973/74 upto population of 1966/67 1968/69 1970/71 1971/72 197 Apr/Nov Apr/Nov Apr/Nov Apr/Nov Nov'73 1971 census Andhra Pradesh 58,267 205,071 225,064 275,869 3S3,657 195,461 27,836 61,707 57,650 1,610,427 35-1 Assa#la 1,299 14,731 17,301 41,578 61,109 5,991 5,9201 1,527 1,487 189,413 11.8 Bihar 57,056 92,564 83,073 136,247 267,253 165,624 7,742 2,916 3,102 910,503 15.4 Gujarat 39,776 100,559 94,537 294,675 96,723 7,945 6,811 25,943 29,510 948,969 33.5 Haryana 10,538 19,357 21,707 46,453 55,503 18,560 1,591 7,838 5,721 220,848 20.8 Himachal Pradesh 2,326 7,936 4,459 5,642 5,268 708 582 1,495 1,615 55,562 15.4 Jammu & Kashmir 1,866 11,841 10,867 6,338 10,411 1,247 492 1,493 688 68,667 14.1 Yerala 40,274 73,840 68,017 151,111 86,688 24,738 9,282 17,771 20,206 690,271 30.5 Madhya Pradesh 76,190 135,110 89,129 94,948 317,791 28,448 7,272 19,032 14,717 1,137,562 25.7 Maharashtra 65,614 273,034 248,170 391,765 609,391 99,275 45,207 76,739 48,874 2,506,530 47.0 Mani-pur 33 124 509 466 594 321 208 109 97 2,938 2.6 Karnataka 52,389 92,256 46,748 56,778 141,250 10,141 16,082 34,458 33,010 666,308 21.6 Nagaland 42 35 - - - - - - - 345 o.6 Orissa 79,089 70,839 97,267 86,714 90,609 73,350 33,628 3,070 4,122 721,596 31.1 'unjab 18,841 38,676 31,114 39,900 58,169 8,985 1,430 14,644 13,305 327,116 22.9 Rajasthan 8,212 37,830 30,464 33,726 73,367 15,203 6,582 6,217 5,949 320,118 11.7 Tamil Nadu 248,242 113,534 72,030 254,696 275,312 136,795 7,667 20,120 25,616 1,543,990 35.6 Tripura 63 4,528 3,266 2,086 2,367 1,036 2,076 104 130 19,403 1109 Uttar Pradesh 79,435 155,883 77,959 154,605 338,085 37,062 3,240 8,325 9,731 1,211,120 1301 Wlest Bengal 28,229 172,202 73,948 74,306 222,380 36,681 4,685 9,650 9,292 944,849 20.1 Sub-total States 867.781 1,619,940 1.295,629 2,147,903 3.044.932 867.571 187.614 313,158 284,822 14.096.i2 28.1 Union Territories 5,791 13,615 12,720 15,520 20,259 3,813 1,820 7,476 6,931 124,743 15.7 Central Govt. Institutions 13,796 31,262 21,565 23,913 25,337 7,935 4,994 6,451 7,055 220,693 ALL INDIA 887.368 1.664.817 1.329,914 2,187,336 3,090,528 879.319 194.428 327.085 298,808 14,441,971 25.0 a/ Includes Meghalaya. ./ Provisional. Source: Government of India, Ministry of Health and Family Planning.  Table 1., PEFH3lR'T- 0ICE OF THI_lJCD PTiOGHAM (in numbers Cumulative Since Inception Total Per 1000 1972/73 / 1973/74- up to population of 1966/67 1968 69 1970/71 1971/7 197./73- Apr/iOV Ar sNov Nov'73 1971 Census Andhra Pradesh 53,792 17,459 9,074 19,612 13,527 10,431 11,439 198,201 4-3 AssAm-' 38,491 21,791 6,419 7,763 4,152 1,815 1,366 141,399 8.8 Bihar 35,195 25,041 45,638 49,192 24,404 20,990 7,514 280,643 4.7 Gujarat 34,051 2,422 9,490 8,835 8,965 6,225 12,362 206,622 7.3 Haryana 55,457 29,464 23,468 30,215 16,431 11,686 9,200 288,355 27.2 Ijimachal Pradesh 6,727 7,704 1,473 3,796 1,718 1,368 861 46,195 12.8 Jammu & Kashmir 11,851 7,552 8,438 5,869 4,025 2,852 931 56,604 11.6 Kerala 40,760 36,062 30,584 18,167 18,977 11,742 9,826 265,354 11.7 Madhya Pradesh 37,307 35,927 40,785 47,902 36,712 24,823 17,630 311,116 7.0 Manipur 1,027 1,562 1,088 1,471 1,718 1,116 742 10,839 9-5 Maharashtra 141,617 11,105 6,246 9s051 9,419 4,9'1 5,664 352,269 6.6 I'arnataka 87,670) 19,717 9,959 11,'782 13,270 8,013 7,072 279,408 9.0 Nagaland 76 35 _- - - - 11 (.3 Orissa 12,374 35,860 58,675 52 617 40,133 28,426 16,185 298,407 12.9 Punjab 120,131 36,248 26,891 45,171 31,118 19,657 11,714 488,290 34-2 Rajasthan 15,577 21i060 17,534 16,913 15,619 9,979 8,311 153,992 5.6 Tamil Nadu 5,295 25,358 53,596 41,393 20,959 14,902 14,623 215,866 5.0 Tripura 351 584 155 137 208 85 102 2,152 1.3 Uttar Pradesh 106,462 90,792 97,227 93,626 58,952 41,156 44,194 720,807 7.8 West Bengal 73,538 21,684 9,482 9,269 9,046 5,634 3,927 322,871 6.9 Meghalaya 475 420 194 359 1,254 1.2 Su_o-_tal States 877.749 7457.67 457022 A26 329.7'7 225,78' 184.022 4.640.825 9.1 Union Territories 15,986 12,011 12,338 8,965 9,590 5,815 5,958 107,857 15.7 Central Governmerit Institutions 15,991 9,293 6,488 6,847 6,937 3,605 3,802 84,491 ALL INDIA 909,726 478,731 475.848 488,168 a46.300 235.205 37,82 4,835,173 8.4 //ProVi"s -^ ona.11 &/ Includes lleghalaya upto the year 1971-72. Source: Government of India, Ministry of Health and Family Planning.  Tab'e 1.9 n; (lR nX CORVENTIONAL CO'TFACEPTIVES USERS (in numbers ) 1972/73 -I 1973/74 2/ 1966/6 1968/69 1970/71 1971/72 Apr/Nov Apr/Nov Andhra Pradesh 24,074 10,16u 45,125 114,199 50,003 64,613 52,068 Assuimll 3,523 7,802 6,603 6,243 4,976 4,729 3,566 Bihar 5,158 26,448 89,793 33,729 16,461 22,391 37,497 Gujarat 25,846 54,267 70,186 35,778 72,569 83,209 73,195 Ha-cyana 6,941 11,604 45,446 77,174 79,128 79,415 74,543 Himachal Pradesh 3,738 5,435 3,911 3,368 3,073 3,550 4,070 Jammu & Kash.bir 3,750 4,115 3,608 3,745 1,662 3,629 2,981 Kerala 12,799 17,688 16,437 11,686 10,598 10,314 18,803 viadbya Pradesh 16,116 36,649 66,585 81,743 79,774 86,660 48,921 Maharashtra 79,439 193,654 169,011 209,612 142,399 155,919 132,501 av.anipur 191 166 533 911 338 387 274 O.eghalaya 721 448 499 429 Karnataka 56,545 41,103 46,461 43,754 33,257 41,689 43,860 Nagaland 72 - - - Orissa 35,137 16,291 42,195 79,015 55,551 57,254 25,022 Punjab 13,744 33,883 86,696 154,308 164,941 163,342 110,346 Rajasthan 6,469 21,990 41,775 47,802 33,614 39,296 23,770 Tamil Nadu 29,232 25,716 62,951 74,645 62,265 80,225 81,396 Tricura 1,508 963 1,544 1,743 2,110 1,960 1,193 Uttar Pradech 63,570 116,256 174,952 100,254 74,844 103,040 104,773 West Bengal 37,8990 28,563 54,371 64,536 44,577 71,581 47,361 Total States 425,678 652.759 1,028 255 1219 ,966 932.588 1 .077.702 jL6L54 Union Territories 16,3-2 51,622 100C7(3 125,914 161,261 127,217 172,043 Central Government Instimations 22,795 37,992 101,286 108,627 139,086 1 17,751 166,394 Commercial Distribution 218,523 732,083 924,306 1,092,778 772,916 1,223,486 ALL TNDIA 464,605 960,396 1.962,4 OO 2.325,713 2.0912