National Human Development Report: 2001 - Indira Gandhi Institute ...

NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2001 THE STATE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 141Human Development Index — 1991TABLE 1.2States/UTs Rural Urban Combined Gender Disparity IndexValue Rank Value Rank Value Rank Value RankAndhra Pradesh 0.344 23 0.473 29 0.377 23 0.801 23Arunachal Pradesh 0.300 28 0.572 15 0.328 29 0.776 18Assam 0.326 26 0.555 19 0.348 26 0.575 30Bihar 0.286 30 0.460 31 0.308 32 0.469 32Goa 0.534 3 0.658 3 0.575 4 0.775 13Gujarat 0.380 18 0.532 23 0.431 17 0.714 22Haryana 0.409 15 0.562 17 0.443 16 0.714 17Himachal Pradesh 0.442 12 0.700 1 0.469 13 0.858 4Jammu & Kashmir 0.364 22 0.575 14 0.402 21 0.740 25Karnataka 0.367 21 0.523 24 0.412 19 0.753 11Kerala 0.576 1 0.628 9 0.591 3 0.825 2Madhya Pradesh 0.282 32 0.491 28 0.328 30 0.662 28Maharashtra 0.403 16 0.548 21 0.452 15 0.793 15Manipur 0.503 7 0.618 12 0.536 9 0.815 3Meghalaya 0.332 24 0.624 10 0.365 24 0.807 12Mizoram 0.464 10 0.648 5 0.548 7 0.770 6Nagaland 0.442 13 0.633 7 0.486 11 0.729 21Orissa 0.328 25 0.469 30 0.345 28 0.639 27Punjab 0.447 11 0.566 16 0.475 12 0.710 19Rajasthan 0.298 29 0.492 27 0.347 27 0.692 16Sikkim 0.398 17 0.618 11 0.425 18 0.647 20Tamil Nadu 0.421 14 0.560 18 0.466 14 0.813 9Tripura 0.368 20 0.551 20 0.389 22 0.531 29Uttar Pradesh 0.284 31 0.444 32 0.314 31 0.520 31West Bengal 0.370 19 0.511 26 0.404 20 0.631 26Andaman & Nicobar Is. 0.528 5 0.653 4 0.574 5 0.857 1Chandigarh 0.501 8 0.694 2 0.674 1 0.764 7Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.310 27 0.519 25 0.361 25 0.832 14Daman & Diu 0.492 9 0.629 8 0.544 8 0.714 8Delhi 0.530 4 0.635 6 0.624 2 0.690 10Lakshadweep 0.520 6 0.545 22 0.532 10 0.680 24Pondicherry 0.556 2 0.591 13 0.571 6 0.783 5All India 0.340 0.511 0.381 0.676Note 1 The HDI is a composite of variables capturing attainments in three dimensions of human development viz, economic,educational and health. These have been captured by per capita monthly expenditure adjusted for inequality; a combination ofliteracy rate and intensity of formal education; and a combination of life expectancy at age 1 and infant mortality rate. See theTechnical Note for the estimation methodology and other details.2 For sake of completeness, for some variables used in estimating the indices, the data for small States/UTs have beenestimated/assumed following, in general, principles of physical contiguity or similarity in socio-economic or demographic profile.The details are available in the Technical Note.3 The Gender Disparity Index is estimated as proportion of female attainments to that of male for a common set of variables. Thevariable used to capture economic attainment is worker population ratio which is different from the variable used to captureeconomic attainment in the HDI. The details are available in the Technical Note.Source Estimated for the Report.