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NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT <strong>2001</strong> 167SECTION 3Indicators onAmenitiesShelter3.1 Households with Pucca Houses 1683.2 Households with Semi-Pucca Houses 1693.3 Households with Kutcha Houses 170Sanitation3.4 Households with Access to Toilet Facility 1713.5 Scheduled Caste/Tribe Households with Toilet Facility (1991) 172Drinking Water3.6 Households with Safe Drinking Water 1733.7 Scheduled Caste/Tribe Households with Safe Drinking Water (1991) 1743.8 Households by Major Source of Drinking Water (1995-1996) — Combined 1753.9 Households by Major Source of Drinking Water (1995-1996) — Rural 1763.10 Households by Major Source of Drinking Water (1995-1996) — Urban 177Electricity3.11 Households with Electricity Connection 1783.12 Scheduled Caste/Tribe Households with Electricity Connection (1991) 1793.13 Per Capita consumption of Electricity 1803.14 Households without Electricity, Safe Drinking Water and Toilet (1991) 181PHOTO CREDIT • SANJAY NANDARoad Connectivity3.15 Households with Access to Electricity, Safe Drinking Water and Toilet (1991) 1823.16 Road Connectivity at Village-level 1833.17 State-level Coverage of Roads 184
168INDICATORS ON AMENITIESNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT <strong>2001</strong>TABLE 3.1Households with Pucca Houses(Percentage)States/UTs 1981 1991 1993-94Rural Urban Combined Rural Urban Combined Rural UrbanAndhra Pradesh 18.62 52.59 26.22 29.77 64.94 38.41 32.60 66.50Arunachal Pradesh 5.75 28.03 7.48 9.76 44.71 14.94 9.80 43.20Assam — — — 10.53 43.43 14.62 5.40 45.90Bihar 17.77 65.66 23.64 24.07 70.49 30.18 17.50 64.30Goa 25.62 47.13 32.45 41.58 63.68 50.70 55.80 59.30Gujarat 36.42 75.49 48.96 43.42 81.14 56.93 36.70 80.00Haryana 31.09 65.39 39.82 41.46 72.95 50.14 72.50 90.00Himachal Pradesh 41.02 70.59 43.94 49.75 79.25 53.03 43.90 86.70Jammu & Kashmir 16.58 62.41 26.20 — — — 30.30 86.40Karnataka 19.19 54.64 29.33 30.45 69.43 42.55 28.70 67.20Kerala 35.07 56.08 38.80 51.56 69.06 55.97 51.50 67.70Madhya Pradesh 16.97 56.02 25.02 20.93 62.14 30.47 13.30 58.20Maharashtra 25.78 64.63 39.63 35.37 77.81 52.20 34.10 74.70Manipur 1.20 9.83 3.42 2.64 12.78 5.40 3.20 12.20Meghalaya 7.03 30.67 11.29 9.33 29.99 13.30 24.00 72.90Mizoram 1.61 24.28 7.30 2.86 37.09 19.10 21.90 57.40Nagaland 4.83 38.32 10.18 6.62 33.82 12.62 9.20 54.40Orissa 8.32 46.70 13.00 13.00 54.95 18.71 10.20 59.00Punjab 49.59 78.43 58.12 72.14 88.10 76.97 67.80 89.10Rajasthan 40.36 80.82 49.08 47.04 86.20 56.13 46.30 85.70Sikkim 11.20 51.70 18.16 22.13 70.09 26.95 23.70 73.30Tamil Nadu 25.57 60.74 36.62 34.60 69.08 45.54 36.40 64.10Tripura 1.43 20.70 3.61 1.91 24.02 5.50 1.80 24.30Uttar Pradesh 21.56 65.40 29.29 32.70 75.93 41.03 32.20 73.10West Bengal 11.96 71.37 28.40 15.74 74.19 32.61 15.60 68.10Andaman & Nicobar Is. 3.09 6.42 4.00 7.91 17.21 10.40 51.60 95.80Chandigarh 60.70 85.92 84.42 58.66 85.61 82.49 53.00 83.30Dadra & Nagar Haveli 16.43 46.97 18.47 16.11 69.11 20.80 6.60 59.10Daman & Diu 59.15 81.36 67.84 70.22 89.89 79.80 62.10 94.30Delhi 67.90 90.05 88.73 86.63 85.50 85.60 93.90 78.70Lakshadweep 49.75 74.90 61.71 83.91 92.84 88.84 60.30 82.00Pondicherry 25.47 49.07 37.48 27.17 56.53 44.88 30.70 61.40All India 22.53 64.70 32.67 30.59 72.75 41.61 29.20 70.70Note All India excludes Assam in 1981 and Jammu & Kashmir in 1991.Source 1 Housing and Amenities, Paper 2 of 1993; Table 2.1, page 37, Census of India, 1991.2 Figures for 1993-94 pertain to July 1993 - June 1994 based on 50th Round of NSSO as reported in Statistical Abstract of India1998, CSO, (April 1999).
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NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2
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iiFOREWORDNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMEN
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ivCONTENTSNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMEN
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2OVERVIEW NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMEN
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4OVERVIEWNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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6OVERVIEWNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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8STATE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT NATIONA
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48EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTS AND WELL-
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64HEALTH ATTAINMENTS & DEMOGRAPHIC
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114GOVERNANCE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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