Human Development in India - NCAER

204 human development in indiaTable A.13.1aAccess to Social Safety Net Programmes(in percentage)Has Any BPL or Rice Wheat Midday ICDS ICDS SGRY or Old Age andCard Antyodaya at at Meals Maternal Child Food for Widow(Versus APL) PDS PDS Benefit Benefit Work PensionAll PDS Card- BPL or Antyodaya Government Women (15–49) Rural 60+Households holders Cardholders Primary with a Child Born Employed 4Students in Last 5 YearsAll India 83 43 31 35 80 22 35 0.9 9.0Age 1Sex 215–19 26 4420–9 67 48 31 37 24 37 1.330–9 78 45 31 38 18 31 1.140–9 85 45 29 34 17 28 1.250–9 88 40 26 33 0.960–9 89 40 30 31 – 7.670–9 90 38 36 37 – 11.480+ 92 31 32 36 – 10.9Male 79 35 1.2 7.3Female 80 35 0.6 10.6Urban/RuralMetro urban 81 18 18 21 58 9 12 3.8Other urban 78 32 33 35 73 12 19 5.8More developed village 88 47 36 42 83 29 43 0.3 9.4Less developed village 82 51 26 31 80 23 40 1.3 10.8Income QuintilesPoorest 81 59 36 42 84 25 42 1.2 14.62nd Quintile 82 57 30 36 83 25 40 1.6 10.0Middle 84 50 31 35 77 23 36 0.6 9.14th Quintile 86 37 28 32 74 20 32 0.5 6.5Affl uent 84 16 19 22 73 15 24 0.2 4.5Education 30 years 82 61 32 35 83 22 37 0.9 11.61–4 Std 83 58 32 40 79 28 44 1.2 6.55–9 Std 84 47 31 35 80 25 40 1.2 5.410–11 Std 84 35 31 38 75 18 28 1.0 3.412 Std and somecollege 84 28 30 38 77 15 26 0.6 3.6College graduate 83 17 22 26 70 10 14 0.4 1.1(contd)