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NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT <strong>2001</strong> INDICATORS ON EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT 213Accessibility to Schools in Rural Areas — 1978TABLE 4.28(Percentage)States/UTs Population with primary schools Population with upper primary schoolsWithin Up to Total up to Within Up to Total up toHabitation 0.5 km. # 0.5 km. Habitation 1.0 km. # 1.0 km.Andhra Pradesh 91.84 2.03 93.87 36.01 7.41 43.42Arunachal Pradesh 55.90 1.72 57.62 18.14 3.75 21.89Assam 81.34 6.12 87.46 20.91 14.66 35.57Bihar 77.98 9.46 87.44 23.14 21.00 44.14Goa 56.82 14.35 71.17 20.62 20.70 41.32Gujarat 94.96 1.52 96.48 71.71 7.07 78.78Haryana 94.07 2.62 96.69 46.78 7.85 54.63Himachal Pradesh 38.01 13.74 51.75 13.31 18.84 32.15Jammu & Kashmir 74.66 7.41 82.07 32.60 20.51 53.11Karnataka 89.17 2.65 91.82 51.36 9.41 60.77Kerala 83.35 2.46 85.81 59.44 10.71 70.15Madhya Pradesh 77.14 5.96 83.10 24.09 8.60 32.69Maharashtra 90.10 4.03 94.13 56.50 9.42 65.92Manipur 92.82 2.39 95.21 38.62 16.71 55.33Meghalaya 76.12 7.38 83.50 15.72 13.58 29.30Mizoram 74.54 — 74.54 64.32 0.66 64.98Nagaland 98.35 0.61 98.96 50.72 6.25 56.97Orissa 76.58 9.69 86.27 27.08 22.58 49.66Punjab 97.34 1.86 99.20 44.45 13.04 57.49Rajasthan 82.08 2.14 84.22 36.82 4.08 40.90Sikkim 42.35 8.14 50.49 7.66 5.56 13.22Tamil Nadu 81.74 5.21 86.95 29.81 14.10 43.91Tripura 54.42 10.48 64.90 19.79 18.74 38.53Uttar Pradesh 52.97 13.83 66.80 17.33 15.38 32.71West Bengal 85.07 5.75 90.82 25.39 16.42 41.81Andaman & Nicobar Is. 70.49 1.10 71.59 33.38 4.02 37.40Chandigarh 89.42 8.53 97.95 61.42 14.15 75.57Dadra & Nagar Haveli 45.43 26.31 71.74 11.24 20.31 31.55Daman & Diu 56.82 14.35 71.17 20.62 20.70 41.32Delhi 85.29 13.80 99.09 55.66 31.12 86.78Lakshadweep 100.00 — 100.00 99.64 — 99.64Pondicherry 87.72 5.98 93.70 53.19 22.31 75.50All India 78.53 6.60 85.13 33.47 13.10 46.57Note 1 #: But not within the habitation.2 Figure for Goa have been repeated for Daman and Diu.3 Primary Stage refers to Class I to V and Upper Primary to Class VI to VIII.4 Accessibility to Schools is defined as percentage of population having access to a school within the indicated distance.Source Fourth All India Educational Survey, NCERT,1982, Table 12, pages 226-231 and Table 19, pages 253-257.
214INDICATORS ON EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT <strong>2001</strong>TABLE 4.29Accessibility to Schools in Rural Areas — 1993(Percentage)States/UTs Population with primary schools Population with upper primary schoolsWithin Up to Total up to Within Up to Total up toHabitation 0.5 km. # 0.5 km. Habitation 1.0 km. # 1.0 km.Andhra Pradesh 92.45 3.12 95.57 42.99 13.70 56.69Arunachal Pradesh 70.12 3.78 73.90 33.13 6.80 39.93Assam 66.27 13.93 80.20 22.40 26.69 49.09Bihar 77.19 0.32 77.51 27.13 29.39 56.52Goa 91.77 2.63 94.40 63.94 8.95 72.89Gujarat 97.12 0.78 97.90 76.79 6.70 83.49Haryana 94.47 2.24 96.71 64.70 10.24 74.94Himachal Pradesh 45.07 11.09 56.16 17.33 19.82 37.15Jammu & Kashmir 82.68 3.68 86.36 38.41 20.16 58.57Karnataka 91.11 2.36 93.47 60.86 10.45 71.31Kerala 76.67 7.40 84.07 50.54 16.97 67.51Madhya Pradesh 84.67 4.56 89.23 31.36 11.45 42.81Maharashtra 90.65 2.41 93.06 61.08 7.82 68.90Manipur 82.26 7.81 90.07 37.25 25.60 62.85Meghalaya 74.05 6.70 80.75 25.57 21.21 46.78Mizoram 94.30 1.10 95.40 77.58 3.00 80.58Nagaland 92.36 1.32 93.68 47.76 15.32 63.08Orissa 76.10 2.97 79.07 34.21 18.25 52.46Punjab 90.83 7.68 98.51 45.41 17.67 63.08Rajasthan 85.39 2.62 88.01 46.96 8.74 55.70Sikkim 65.59 8.29 73.88 26.38 16.88 43.26Tamil Nadu 77.16 21.65 98.81 35.36 32.44 67.80Tripura 55.43 13.13 68.56 24.92 28.38 53.30Uttar Pradesh 60.50 12.65 73.15 21.69 22.16 43.85West Bengal 61.22 22.97 84.19 14.16 40.92 55.08Andaman & Nicobar Is. 70.45 3.57 74.02 44.37 8.22 52.59Chandigarh 89.86 0.58 90.44 47.15 16.18 63.33Dadra & Nagar Haveli 40.05 26.70 66.75 10.07 39.84 49.91Daman & Diu 72.25 18.27 90.52 63.67 31.63 95.30Delhi 81.93 6.64 88.57 58.31 28.79 87.10Lakshadweep 86.32 8.17 94.49 73.29 — 73.29Pondicherry 74.75 16.81 91.56 43.73 29.12 72.85All India 77.81 7.69 85.50 37.02 19.89 56.91Note 1 #: But not within the habitation.2 Primary Stage refers to Class I to V and Upper Primary to Class VI to VIII.3 Accessibility to Schools is defined as percentage of population having access to a school within the indicated distance.Source Sixth All India Educational Survey, NCERT,1999, Table 5, pages 206-210 and Table 9, pages 220-223.
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iiFOREWORDNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMEN
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2OVERVIEW NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMEN
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4OVERVIEWNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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