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Income and Livelihood Security 13<br />

Table 1.2<br />

State-wise Share of SCs and STs in Total Population and <strong>MGNREGA</strong><br />

(FY 2006–07 to FY 2011–12)*<br />

Share of SCs and STs<br />

State In total population In <strong>MGNREGA</strong><br />

(% share of total (Cumulative % share of total person-days in<br />

population in the State) the State from FY 2006–07 to FY 2011–12)*<br />

Andhra Pradesh 22.8 36.1<br />

Assam 19.3 43.2<br />

Bihar 16.6 43.8<br />

Chhattisgarh 43.4 52.0<br />

Gujarat 21.9 55.2<br />

Haryana 19.3 37.6<br />

Himachal Pradesh 28.7 33.5<br />

Jammu and Kashmir 18.5 28.6<br />

Jharkhand 38.1 56.6<br />

Karnataka 22.8 26.2<br />

Kerala 10.9 15.1<br />

Madhya Pradesh 35.5 60.4<br />

Maharashtra 44.6 43.3<br />

Odisha 38.6 57.7<br />

Punjab 28.9 60.0<br />

Rajasthan 29.8 50.3<br />

Tamil Nadu 20.0 43.1<br />

Uttar Pradesh 21.2 46.3<br />

Uttarakhand 20.9 24.3<br />

West Bengal 28.5 42.5<br />

All India 24.3 51.0<br />

Note: (1) Union Territories and some States are not included in the table. (2) The SC/ST share is cumulative from FY 2006–07 to<br />

2011–12 as a % of total person-days generated in the State. (3) The All India total share of SCs and STs and % share of persondays<br />

is for all States and Union Territories.<br />

*Provisional Data: At the time of the preparation of the report, data entry for States was still open for the year 2011–12.<br />

Source: Share of population from Census of India 2001 and share of <strong>MGNREGA</strong> work from www.mgnrega.nic.in.<br />

The Act allows works such as irrigation,<br />

horticulture, land development, on private land<br />

belonging to the SCs and the STs or below poverty<br />

line families or to the beneficiaries of land reforms<br />

or to the beneficiaries under the Indira Awas Yojana<br />

(IAY) of the GoI or that of the Small or Marginal<br />

Farmers (SMF) as defined in the Agriculture Debt<br />

Waiver and Debt Relief Scheme, 2008 of the GoI, or<br />

to the beneficiaries under the Scheduled Tribes and<br />

Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of<br />

Forest Rights) Act, 2006.<br />

Twelve per cent of the total works in FY 2011–12*<br />

alone were on lands of individual beneficiaries (see<br />

Table 1.3), a vast majority of these are SMF, the<br />

productivity of whose lands has been so decimated<br />

over the years, that they have been compelled to<br />

labour under <strong>MGNREGA</strong>. 44 Permitting private works<br />

on lands of SMF implies a coverage of 40 per cent of<br />

44<br />

M. Shah, ‘Employment Guarantee, Civil Society and Indian Democracy’, Economic and Political Weekly, vol. 42, nos 45 and<br />

46, 10–23 November 2007.

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