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NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT <strong>2001</strong> INDICATORS ON HEALTH ATTAINMENT & DEMOGRAPHY 227Infant Mortality Rate — Rural & UrbanTABLE 5.10(Per thousand)States/UTs 1981 1991Rural Urban Combined Rural Urban CombinedAndhra Pradesh 95 72 91 58 42 55Arunachal Pradesh 131 90 126 111 45 91Assam — — — 94 48 92Bihar 98 62 94 77 50 75Goa 85 92 90 62 29 51Gujarat 129 85 115 83 64 78Haryana 132 94 126 56 37 52Himachal Pradesh 146 63 143 84 42 82Jammu & Kashmir 117 63 108 — — —Karnataka 87 62 81 84 45 74Kerala 56 49 54 45 42 42Madhya Pradesh 158 105 150 142 84 133Maharashtra 131 67 119 85 47 74Manipur 32 31 32 29 26 28Meghalaya 82 57 79 86 26 80Mizoram 77 40 83 59 31 53Nagaland 96 46 68 55 34 51Orissa 171 111 163 130 72 125Punjab 135 104 127 81 56 74Rajasthan 153 97 141 93 55 87Sikkim 131 110 127 63 35 60Tamil Nadu 116 78 104 62 40 54Tripura 135 73 130 83 67 82Uttar Pradesh 139 81 130 104 76 99West Bengal 103 59 95 66 41 62Andaman & Nicobar Is. 106 40 95 72 53 69Chandigarh 161 114 118 49 49 48Dadra & Nagar Haveli 114 156 117 81 81 81Daman & Diu 85 92 90 61 38 56Delhi 106 100 100 88 50 54Lakshadweep 142 114 132 101 76 91Pondicherry 96 74 84 35 33 34All India 123 67 115 84 51 77Note 1 Census not held in Assam in 1981 and in Jammu and Kashmir in 1991.2 Figures for Goa are same as in Daman & Diu.3 Infant Mortality Rate (Q1) is defined as number of death by age 1 per 1000 live births.4 Data for 1991 for rural and urban areas has been derived.Source Occassional Paper No.1 of 1997, Table 3, page 112-113, Census of India.
228INDICATORS ON HEALTH ATTAINMENT & DEMOGRAPHYNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT <strong>2001</strong>TABLE 5.11Under Five Mortality Rate(Per thousand)States/UTs 1981 1991Male Female Persons Male Female PersonsAndhra Pradesh 143 135 139 68 66 67Arunachal Pradesh 227 213 220 140 137 139Assam — — — 118 115 116Bihar 131 153 141 75 104 89Goa 83 80 81 74 70 72Gujarat 119 129 124 97 104 101Haryana 125 153 138 71 80 73Himachal Pradesh 142 136 139 98 92 95Jammu & Kashmir 114 117 115 — — —Karnataka 143 140 142 91 88 90Kerala 85 76 80 60 61 60Madhya Pradesh 193 201 197 142 151 147Maharashtra 146 144 145 89 93 91Manipur 51 50 51 37 43 39Meghalaya 147 137 142 99 97 98Mizoram 107 99 103 72 65 68Nagaland 104 96 100 67 68 67Orissa 181 176 179 154 128 133Punjab 104 118 111 97 82 92Rajasthan 166 186 176 103 117 110Sikkim 173 144 159 87 81 85Tamil Nadu 134 131 132 64 70 67Tripura 153 146 150 102 100 101Uttar Pradesh 174 208 190 135 132 134West Bengal 123 125 124 94 92 94Andaman & Nicobar Is. 117 110 113 89 85 88Chandigarh 72 74 73 70 69 71Dadra & Nagar Haveli 154 138 146 96 85 91Daman & Diu 83 80 81 79 71 72Delhi 93 99 96 74 66 70Lakshadweep 201 175 189 139 142 140Pondicherry 117 113 115 67 65 66All India 147 157 152 91 101 94Note 1 Census not held in Assam in 1981 and Jammu & Kashmir in 1991.2 Figures for Goa are same as in Daman & Diu.3 Under Five Mortality Rate (Q5) is defined as number of death by age 5 per 1000 live births.Source 1 For 1981, Child Mortality Estimates of India, Occasional Paper No.5 of 1988, Statement 2, page 5, Census of India.2 For 1991, Occasional Paper No.1 of 1997, Table 3, pages 112-113, Census of India.
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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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114GOVERNANCE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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132TECHNICAL APPENDIXNATIONAL HUMAN
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134BIBLIOGRAPHYNATIONAL HUMAN DEVEL
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136BIBLIOGRAPHYNATIONAL HUMAN DEVEL
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138GLOSSARYNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPME
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140THE STATE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENTNA
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