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NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2001 THE STATE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 143Human Poverty Index — 1991(Comparable with 1981)TABLE 1.4States/UTs Rural Urban CombinedValue Rank Value Rank Value RankAndhra Pradesh 45.04 19 24.78 26 39.78 19Arunachal Pradesh 53.71 30 24.56 25 49.62 30Assam 52.57 25 21.79 23 48.95 27Bihar 55.85 32 28.04 30 52.34 32Goa 24.04 4 14.48 5 37.71 18Gujarat 33.59 12 20.29 18 29.46 13Haryana 32.29 10 17.49 12 28.55 10Himachal Pradesh 28.09 8 10.14 1 26.21 8Jammu & Kashmir 39.34 16 17.81 13 34.19 16Karnataka 37.54 15 20.69 20 32.70 15Kerala 21.75 2 14.43 4 19.93 4Madhya Pradesh 48.43 24 25.04 27 43.47 23Maharashtra 36.53 14 16.23 8 29.25 11Manipur 47.49 20 26.22 28 41.63 21Meghalaya 56.45 31 18.05 14 49.19 28Mizoram 45.96 18 17.39 11 32.20 14Nagaland 46.83 21 21.70 22 42.07 22Orissa 53.07 29 29.23 31 49.85 31Punjab 27.95 6 18.26 15 25.06 7Rajasthan 53.28 28 27.79 29 46.67 25Sikkim 40.97 17 16.49 9 34.84 17Tamil Nadu 33.98 13 18.71 16 29.28 12Tripura 49.54 22 20.37 19 44.89 24Uttar Pradesh 52.43 27 31.20 32 48.27 26West Bengal 47.00 23 21.52 21 40.48 20Andaman & Nicobar Is. 31.53 9 15.41 6 27.09 9Chandigarh 25.37 5 13.32 2 14.49 1Dadra & Nagar Haveli 52.25 26 21.80 24 49.59 29Daman & Diu 28.17 7 16.06 7 22.30 5Delhi 20.90 3 16.60 10 17.01 3Lakshadweep 19.04 1 13.88 3 15.88 2Pondicherry 30.87 11 20.01 17 24.16 6All India 44.81 22.00 39.36Note 1 The Human Poverty Index is a composite of variables capturing deprivation in three dimensions of human development viz,economic, educational and health. These have been captured by proportion of population below poverty line, proportion ofpopulation without access to safe drinking water/sanitation/electricity, medical attention at birth/vaccination and proportionliving in Kutcha houses; proportion of illiterate population and children not enrolled in schools; and proportion of populationnot accepted to survive beyond age 40. See the Technical Note for the estimation methodology and other details.2 For sake of completeness, for some variables used in estimating the indices, the data for all States/UTs have beenestimated/assumed following, in general, principles of physical contiguity or similarity in socio-economic or demographicprofile.The details are available in Technical Note.3 These indices are comparable with HPIs estimated for 1981, as identical set of variables have been used.Source Estimated for the Report.
144THE STATE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENTNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2001TABLE 1.5Human Poverty Index — 1991(Not comparable with 1981)States/UTs Rural Urban CombinedValue Rank Value Rank Value RankAndhra Pradesh 43.19 20 25.12 25 38.34 19Arunachal Pradesh 50.75 29 25.65 26 47.40 30Assam 49.32 27 22.52 22 46.29 28Bihar 53.65 31 29.70 31 50.48 32Goa 15.58 1 13.78 3 36.10 17Gujarat 31.83 14 20.87 18 28.05 13Haryana 31.64 13 18.57 14 28.41 14Himachal Pradesh 21.67 4 9.91 1 20.90 5Jammu & Kashmir 34.94 15 17.67 10 30.95 15Karnataka 35.28 16 21.59 19 30.99 16Kerala 24.57 6 17.23 8 22.73 7Madhya Pradesh 45.43 23 25.69 27 40.79 22Maharashtra 29.30 11 17.65 9 24.73 8Manipur 43.84 21 26.51 28 39.82 21Meghalaya 55.81 32 20.15 17 49.41 31Mizoram 37.19 17 14.07 4 26.47 12Nagaland 45.00 22 23.56 24 41.30 23Orissa 47.97 26 28.29 30 45.22 27Punjab 28.04 9 18.47 13 25.25 10Rajasthan 51.17 30 26.73 29 44.73 26Sikkim 38.14 18 17.80 11 38.59 20Tamil Nadu 30.31 12 18.61 15 26.45 11Tripura 46.32 25 21.97 21 42.71 24Uttar Pradesh 50.02 28 32.62 32 46.65 29West Bengal 42.43 19 23.22 23 37.35 18Andaman & Nicobar Is. 28.80 10 16.32 7 25.24 9Chandigarh 25.07 7 15.07 5 15.96 2Dadra & Nagar Haveli 45.66 24 21.95 20 43.64 25Daman & Diu 23.88 5 15.82 6 19.90 4Delhi 21.02 3 17.99 12 18.23 3Lakshadweep 15.67 2 12.26 2 13.89 1Pondicherry 25.86 8 19.57 16 22.52 6All India 42.25 23.03 37.42Note 1 The Human Poverty Index is a composite of variables capturing deprivation in three dimensions of human development viz,economic, educational and health. These have been captured by proportion of population below poverty line, proportion ofpopulation without access to safe drinking water/sanitation/electricity, medical attention at birth/vaccination and proportionliving in Kutcha houses; proportion of illiterate population and children not enrolled in schools; and proportion of populationnot accepted to survive beyond age 40. See the Technical Note for the estimation methodology and other details.2 For sake of completeness, for some variables used in estimating the indices, the data for all States/UTs have beenestimated/assumed following, in general, principles of physical contiguity or similarity in socio-economic or demographicprofile.The details are available in Technical Note.3 These indices are not comparable with the HPIs estimated for 1981 on account of different variables used for capturingeconomic deprivation. The change facilitates use of more appropriate variables available since 1991.Source Estimated for the Report.
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