Lok Sabha Question No. 114 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2021-11-29
Subject: Financial Relief
Ministry: FINANCE
Asked by: Debasree Chaudhuri

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FINANCE

## DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 114

TO BE ANSWERED ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2021 / AGRAHAYANA 8, 1943 (SAKA)

## 'FINANCIAL RELIEF '

## 114:  MS. DEBASREE CHAUDHURI:

Will the Minister of FINANCE be pleased to state:

- a) the  details  of  sectors  which  have  been  provided  financial  relief  of  Rs.20.97  lakh  crores  by  the Government and whether it has desired positive impact;
- b) whether any increase has been reported in employment opportunities due to this financial relief and if so, the details thereof;
- c) whether economic activities have increased in the country due to this financial relief and if so, the details thereof; and
- d) the extent to which the benefits have reached to the poor people due to this financial relief?

## ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (FINANCE) (SHRI PANKAJ CHAUDHARY)

(a) to (d): During the year 2020, Government had announced the following packages with the objective of fighting  COVID-19  and  making  the  country  self-reliant,  which  including  measures  announced  by  the  RBI, involved a total amount of Rs.29,87,641 crore: (i) A relief package titled Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package on 26.03.2020 (ii) AatmaNirbhar Bharat Packages (ANB) 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 announced on 13 th -17 th May, 2020, 12 th October, 2020 & 12 th November 2020 respectively.   Besides, a Rs. 6.28 lakh crore COVID stimulus package was also  announced on 28.06.2021.    A Statement indicating  details of  these  packages,  including  sectors covered is at Annexure-I .

Atma  Nirbhar  Bharat  Rozgar  Yojana  (ABRY)  announced  under  ANB  incentivizes  jobs  creation  wherein Government of India contributes both the employees' and employers' share of contribution (12% of wages), in respect of eligible employees, in EPFO registered establishments, for two years.  The benefits are available for new employees employed on or after 1 st October 2020 and up to 31 st March 2022 or those who lost jobs during COVID 19 and did not join any EPF covered establishment up to 30.09.2020.   As on 18.11.2021, total benefits of Rs. 2561.10 Crore have been given to 39.35 lakh employees through 1,15,550 Establishments.   Further, to help MSMEs/Small businesses to meet their operational liabilities and resume businesses, Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) under ANB (revised from time to time) with an overall ceiling of Rs.4.5 lakh crore on guarantees as on date has helped businesses restart operations and retention of jobs. It has impacted around 5.45 crore employees as on 19.11.2021. Besides, Production Linked Incentive Scheme (PLI) for various sectors envisage creating national manufacturing champions and generate employment  opportunities . ANB  comprises  of  various  long-term  schemes/programmes/policies  whose objectives are to fight COVID-19 and to make the country self-reliant, outcomes of which would be visible over a period of time.

The increase in economic activities is evident by many high frequency indicators and parameters such as: (a) Industrial  production  in  August,  2021  reaching  103  %  of  its  pre-pandemic  August  2019  level  with manufacturing witnessing full recovery in most of the use-based categories (b) Eight-core industry output crossing its pre-COVID level of September 2019 led by coal, natural gas, steel, cement and electricity (c) PMI Services accelerating to a decadal high of 58.4 in October, 2021, on the back of sustained uptick in rail freight activity, growth in E-way bills and highway toll collections and increase in air freight and passenger traffic, among others (d) Increase in GST collections (e) Merchandise exports in October, 2021 crossing US$ 30 billion mark for the seventh consecutive month (f) merchandize imports in FY 2021-22 crossing their pre-pandemic 2019 levels in October 2021 (g) FDI achieving the US$ 20 billion mark in the first five months of FY 22 as in FY 21.    A  Statement  indicating  benefits  provided  under  the  schemes  to  the  poor,  wherever  applicable  is  at Annexure-II.

## Statement referred to in reply to parts (a) to (d) of LSUSQ No.114 for answer on 29.11.2021

## Details of PMGKP

- (i) Insurance scheme for health workers fighting COVID-19 was launched w.e.f. 30.03.2020 to provide comprehensive personal accident cover of Rs. 50 lakh to healthcare providers.  The scheme has been extended and is valid upto April, 2022.
- (ii) PM Garib Kalyan Ann YojanaAdditional allocation of food grain @ 5 kg per person per month free of cost was provided to all beneficiaries covered under the targeted public distribution system including those covered under Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).  Further, Pulses according to regional preferences @ 1  kg  per  family  were  provided  for  three  months,  free  of  cost.    The  scheme  was  extended  till November, 2020.  The scheme of free foodgrains was reintroduced for the months of May 2021 to November, 2021. It has now been extended to March 2022.
- (iii) Benefit to farmers: The first installment of Rs. 2,000 due in 2020-21 was front-loaded and paid in April 2020 itself under the PM KISAN Yojana, covering about 8.7 crore farmers

## (iv) Cash transfers-

- a) An ex-gratia of Rs. 500 per month for three months to a total of 20.40 crores (approx.)  PMJDY women account-holders.
- b) Free of cost LPG cylinders (three) to 8 crore beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY).
- c) Wage-earners, earning below Rs 15,000 per month, in businesses having less than 100 workers, were provided Twenty-four (24) percent of the monthly wages into their PF accounts, for three months.  The scheme was extended for another three months, i.e., till August 2020.
- d) An amount of Rs.1000/- to around 3 crore aged widows and people in Divyang category.
5. (v) MGNREGA wages increased by Rs. 20 with effect from 1 April, 2020.
6. (vi) Self-Help groups: Limit of collateral free lending to Self-Help groups was increased from Rs. 10 lakh to Rs. 20 lakh for women organized through 63 lakhs Self Help Groups
7. (vii) Other components of PM Garib Kalyan package
- a) Organized sector: Employees' Provident Fund Regulations amended to include Pandemic as the reason to allow non-refundable advance of 75 percent of the amount or three months of the wages, whichever is lower, from the accounts.
- b) State Governments were directed to utilise Welfare Fund for Building and Other Constructions Workers to  provide  assistance  and  support  to  3.5  Crore  registered  workers  of  the  fund  to protect them against economic disruptions.
- c) District Mineral Fund: The State Government were asked to utilise the funds available under District Mineral Fund (DMF) for supplementing and augmenting facilities of medical testing, screening  and  other  requirements  in  connection  with  preventing  the  spread  of  COVID-19 pandemic as well as treating the patients affected with this pandemic.

## ANB Announcements

## A. Announcements made on 13.05.2020

1. Rs. 3 lakh crore Emergency Working Capital Facility for Businesses, including MSMEs
2. Rs. 20,000 crore Subordinate Debt for Stressed MSMEs
3. Rs. 50,000 crore equity infusion through MSME Fund of Funds
4. New Definition of MSME and other Measures for MSME
5. No Global tenders for Government tenders of upto Rs.200 crore.
6. Extending the Employees Provident Fund Support for business and organised workers for another 3 months for salary months of June, July and August 2020
7. EPF  Contribution  to  be  reduced  for  Employers  and  Employees  for  3  months  to  10%  from  12%  for  all establishments covered by EPFO for next 3 months
8. Rs. 30,000 crore Special Liquidity Scheme for NBFC/HFC/MFIs
9. Rs. 45,000 crore Partial credit guarantee Scheme 2.0 for Liabilities of NBFCs/MFIs
10. Rs. 90,000 crore Liquidity Injection for DISCOMs
11. Relief to Contractors given by extension of up to six months for completion of contractual obligations, including in respect of EPC and concession agreements
12. Relief  to  Real  Estate  Projects  the  registration  and  completion  date  for  all  registered  projects  will  be extended up to six months.
13. Tax relief to business as pending income tax refunds to charitable trusts and non-corporate businesses and professions to be issued immediately
14. Reduction in Rates of 'Tax Deduction at Source' and 'Tax Collected at Source' by 25% for the remaining period of FY 20-21
15. Due Dates for various tax related compliances extended

## B. Announcements made on 14.05.2020

16. Free food grains supply to Migrants for 2 months.
17. Technology system to be used enabling Migrants to access PDS(Ration) from any Fair Price Shops in India by March,2021-One Nation one Ration Card
18. Scheme for Affordable Rental Housing Complexes for Migrant Workers and Urban Poor to be launched
19. 2% Interest Subvention for 12 months for Shishu MUDRA loanees- Relief of Rs. 1500 crore
20. Rs. 5000 crore Credit facility for Street Vendors.
21. Rs.70,000 crore  boost  to  housing  sector  and  middle  income  group  through extension  of  Credit  Linked Subsidy Scheme for MIG under PMAY(Urban)
22. Rs. 6,000 crore for Creating employment using CAMPA funds
23. Rs. 30,000 crore Additional Emergency Working Capital for farmers through NABARD
24. Rs. 2 lakh crore concessional credit boost to 2.5 crore farmers under Kisan Credit Card Scheme
- C. Announcements made on 15.05.2020
25. Rs. 1 lakh croreAgri Infrastructure Fund for farm-gate infrastructure for farmers
26. Rs. 10,000 crore scheme for formalisation of Micro Food Enterprises (MFE)
27. Rs. 20,000 crore for Fishermen through Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY)
28. National Animal Disease Control Programme
29. Setting up of Animal Husbandry Infrastructure Development Fund -Rs. 15,000 crore
30. Promotion of Herbal Cultivation : outlay of Rs. 4,000 crore
31. Beekeeping initiatives -Rs. 500 crore
32. From 'TOP' to TOTAL --Rs. 500 crore [Operation Greens Scheme TOP to TOTAL provides 50% subsidy on transport and storage of notified fruits and vegetables if prices of such fruits or vegetables are below the trigger price.
33. Measures for Governance and Administrative Reforms for Agriculture Sector
- i. Amendments to Essential Commodities Act to enable better price realisation for farmers
- ii. Agriculture Marketing Reforms to provide marketing choices to farmers
- iii. Agriculture Produce Price and Quality Assurance

## D. Announcements made on 16.05.2020

34. Commercial Mining introduced in Coal Sector
35. Diversified Opportunities in Coal Sector
36. Liberalised Regime in Coal Sector
37. Enhancing Private Investments and Policy Reforms in Mineral Sector
38. Enhancing Self Reliance in Defence Production
39. Policy Reforms in Defence Production
40. Efficient Airspace Management for Civil Aviation
41. More World-Class Airports through PPP
42. India to become a global hub for Aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO)
43. Tariff Policy Reform in Power Sector; Privatization of Distribution in UTs
44. Boosting private sector investment through revamped Viability Gap Funding Scheme in Social Sector
45. Boosting private participation in space activities

## 46. Reforms in Atomic Energy Sector

## E. Announcements made on 17.05.2020

47. Rs. 40,000 crore  increase in allocation for MGNREGA to provide employment boost
48. Increased investments in Public Health and other health reforms to prepare India for future pandemics
49. Technology Driven Education with Equity post-COVID
50. Further enhancement of Ease of Doing Business through IBC related measures
51. Decriminalisation of Companies Act defaults
52. Ease of Doing Business for Corporates
53. Public Sector Enterprise Policy for a New, Self-reliant India
54. Increase borrowing limits of States from 3% to 5% for 2020-21 only & promoting State level reforms
- F. Announcements made on 12 th  October 2020
55. LTC Cash Voucher Scheme- cash payment to employees in lieu of one LTC during 2018-21, (full payment on Leave encashment and tax-free payment of LTC fare)
56. Special Festival Advance Scheme- interest-free advance of Rs. 10,000, in the form of a prepaid RuPay Card, to be spent by March 31, 2021.
57. Capital Expenditure Boost for States-  A special interest-free 50year loan to states for ₹ 12,000 crore capital expenditure
- ₹ 200 crore each for 8 North East states
- ₹ 450 crore each Uttarakhand, Himachal
- ₹ 7,500 crore for remaining states, as per share of Finance Commission's devolution
58. Capital Expenditure Boost for the CentreAdditional budget of ₹ 25,000 crore (in addition to ₹ 4.13 lakh crore given in Budget 2020-21) provided for capital expenditure on roads, defence, water supply, urban development and domestically produced capital equipment.

## G. Announcements made on 12 th  November 2020

59. Aatma  Nirbhar  Bharat  Rozgar  Yojana-  to  incentivize  job  creation  during  COVID-19  recovery.  If  EPFOregistered establishments take in new employees without EPFO numbers or those who lost jobs earlier, the Yojana will benefit these employees.
60. Emergency  Credit  Line  Guarantee  Scheme for  MSMEs,  businesses,  MUDRA  borrowers  and  individuals (loans for business purposes), extended till March 31, 2021. Credit guarantee support scheme launched for Healthcare sector and 26 sectors stressed due to COVID-19. Entities will get additional credit up to 20% of outstanding credit; repayment can be done in five years (1 year moratorium + 4 years repayment).
61. Production Linked Incentive worth ₹ 1.46 Lakh Crore offered to 10 champion sectors.
62. ₹ 18,000 Crore Additional outlay for PM Awaas Yojana -Urban
63. Support for Construction & Infrastructure -Relaxation of Earnest Deposit Money & Performance Security on Government Tenders
64. Income Tax relief for Developers & Home Buyers
65. Platform for Infra Debt Financing
66. Support for Agriculture: ₹ 65,000 Crore for subsidized fertilizers
67. Boost for Rural Employment: Additional outlay of ₹ 10,000 Crore is being provided for PM Garib Kalyan Rozgar Yojana. Funds can be used for MGNREGA or for Gram Sadak Yojana, this will help accelerate rural economy.
68. Boost for Project Exports ₹ 3,000 Crore boost to be given for project exports through assistance given by India  to  developing  countries  under  Indian  Development  and  Economic  Assistance  Scheme  (IDEAS Scheme). This will help EXIM Bank facilitate these Line of Credit development assistance activities and promote exports from India.
69. Capital and Industrial Stimulus ₹ 10,200 Crore additional budget stimulus will be provided for capital and industrial expenditure on defence equipment, industrial infrastructure and green energy.
70. R&D grant for COVID Vaccine; ₹ 900 Crore is being provided to Department of Biotechnology for research activities related to COVID-19 vaccine development. This does not include cost of vaccine or logistics for vaccine distribution (whatever is required for that will be provided)

## H. Announcements made on 28.06.2021

1. Rs. 1.1 lakh crore loan guarantee scheme for COVID affected sectors
2. Additional Rs. 1.5 lakh crore for Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme
3. Credit Guarantee Scheme to facilitate loans to 25 lakh persons through Micro Finance Institutions (MFIs)
4. Financial support to more than 11,000 Registered Tourists/ Guides/ Travel and Tourism Stakeholders
5. Free one-month Tourist Visa to first 5 lakh tourists
6. Extension of Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana till 31st March 2022
7. Additional subsidy of Rs. 14,775 crores for DAP & P&K fertilizers
8. Extension of Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana (PMGKAY) -Free food grains from May to November, 2021
9. Rs. 23,220 crores more for public health with emphasis on children and paediatric care/paediatric beds
10. 21 varieties of bio-fortified crop for nutrition, climate resilience and other traits to be dedicated to the nation
11. Revival of North Eastern Regional Agricultural Marketing Corporation (NERAMAC) with package of Rs. 77.45 crore
12. Rs. 33,000 crore boost for project exports through National Export Insurance Account (NEIA)
13. Rs.  88,000 crore boost to Export Insurance Cover
14. Rs.  19,041 crores For Broadband to each Village through BharatNet PPP Model
15. Extension of Tenure of PLI Scheme for Large Scale Electronics Manufacturing till 2025-26
16. Rs. 3.03 lakh crore for Reform-Based Result-Linked Power Distribution Scheme
17. New Streamlined Process for PPP Projects and Asset Monetization

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| Annexure II  Statement referred to in reply to parts (a) to (d) of LSUSQ No.114 for answer on 29.11.2021  PMG AY  (Apr-Nov 2020)  PMGAY  Pulses/channa  (Apr - Nov 2020)  PMGAY III  May'21 to  June'21  PMGAY IV  July'21 to  October'21  ANB  Foodgrains (to  migrant)  ANB Chana  (to migrant)  Ujjwala  PM  KISAN  PMJD  Y  24% EPF  NSAP  Nation  al  Social  Assist  ance  Progra  mme  BoCW  (Building and  construction  Fund)  DM  F  N  o  .  State  Food  grain  s Qty  (MT)  Benefi  ciaries  Pulses  /Chan  a Qty  (MT)  Benefi  cairies  Distri  buted  Quan  tity  (MT)  Numbe  r of  Benefi  ciaries  covere  d  (Avera  ge)  Distri  buted  Quan  tity  (MT)  Numb  er of  Benefi  ciaries  covere  d  (Avera  ge)  Food  grain  s  (Tota  l)  (MT)  Benefi  ciaries  (Total)  Tota  l  Qua  ntit  y  (Ma  y -  June  )  (MT  )  Total  Benefi  cairies  (May -  June)  Refill  delive  red  again  st  advan  ce or  reimb  ursed  Amou  nt  Trans  ferred  (In  Lakh)  No of  benefi  ciaries  No  of  a/c  credit  ed  Benefi  ciaries  Amo  unt  (Rs  lakh)  Total  Benefi  ciaries  No of  benefi  ciaries  Tot  al  am  oun  t  (Rs  lak  h)  Am  oun  t  (Rs  cror  e)  1  Andam  an and  Nicoba  r  Islands  2,383  59,100  122  16,350  571  57,100  1,138  56,887  59.5  11,900  9  8,554  22,354  157  10,677  23,064  3,238.0  0  155.9  1  5,928  11,014  492  2  Andhr  a  Prades  h  9,95,5  00  2,61,12  ,304  66,492  90,28,1  90  2,55,6  87  2,55,68,  719  4,85,2  52  2,42,62,  597  7  1,360  0  0  7,62,0  24  5,163  46,95,8  20  60,13,  565  1,85,15  2.00  11,65  1.14  9,32,66  1  19,67,4  84  19,6  75  131.  48  3  Arunac  hal  Prades  h  30,64  2  7,98,49  0  1,034  1,77,21  0  8,094  8,09,38  0  12,571  6,28,54  5  799  1,59,75  8  34  33,730  76,658  518  66,323  1,80,1  19  0.00  34,139  3,000  60  4  Assam  9,77,9  64  2,48,73  ,000  45,456  57,86,4  40  2,47,2  25  2,47,22,  480  3,91,7  94  1,95,89,  690  15,71  2  31,42,3  80  638  6,37,95  3  52,70,  571  36,257  18,61,7  15  95,34,  385  9,772.0  0  252.7  3  8,40,98  4  2,70,00  0  2,70  0  0.65  5  Bihar  31,47,  508  8,11,39  ,356  1,20,11  2  1,43,33  ,767  8,18,4  41  8,18,44,  051  16,19,  902  8,09,95,  124  86,44  9  1,72,89  ,890  3,30  1  33,01,1  10  1,53,4  7,936  1,11,1  71  58,99,8  24  2,33,1  5,732  67,545.  00  4,287.  92  36,64,8  11  0  0  0.00  6  Chandi  garh  10,16  7  2,59,08  0  486  63,670  2,460  2,46,00  0  5,059  2,52,92  7  145.8  29,160  7  7,056  246  2  429  1,10,5  37  23,805.  00  2,034.  29  3,415  6,670  400  7  Chhatt  isgarh  7,89,8  04  1,94,31  ,064  39,632  51,49,8  00  1,98,8  80  1,98,88,  006  3,90,7  73  1,95,38,  627  1,964  3,92,86  0  174  1,74,44  8  39,71,  169  32,416  21,67,4  41  78,57,  012  84,417.  00  6,404.  33  8,52,27  5  0  0  4.36  8  Dadra  and  Nagar  Haveli &  Daman  and Diu  10,56  8  2,58,32  8  519  65,240  2,530  2,52,95  7  5,048  2,52,39  6  25,360  169  13,531  52,817  0.00  9,588  0  0  159  31,800  12  11,980  17,387  1,376  0   |
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|   9 | Delhi              | 2,72,7 75   | 628404 7     | 13,690    | 17,54,5 13   | 72,627    | 72,62,7 00   | 1,38,3 79   | 69,18,9 73   | 4,544   | 9,08,88 0   | 351    | 3,51,10 0   | 1,95,9 12    | 1,263   | 12,075     | 20,30, 271   |              | 41,521. 00            | 3,642. 58                   | 1,56,43 6 39,600            | 3,96 0   |         |
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|  10 | Goa                | 20,58 5     | 5,14,41 2    | 1,066     | 1,42,55 0    | 5,201     | 5,20,07 9    | 9,481       | 4,74,02 7    | 22      | 4,320       | 2      | 1,600       | 2,108        | 14      | 7,854      | 69,987       | 16,563. 00   | 1,265. 92 2,061       | 5,117                       |                             | 307      |         |
|  11 | Gujara t           | 12,76, 713  | 317848 56    | 50,026    | 65,09,3 33   | 3,27,1 97 | 3,27,19, 703 | 6,60,4 98   | 3,30,24, 881 | 287     | 57,312      | 20     | 20,253      | 49,09, 689   | 32,592  | 46,85,0 62 | 71,08, 005   | 2,70,98 8.00 | 18,51 0.49 6,88,95 3  | 4,83,19 6                   |                             | 4,83 2   | 22.0 0  |
|  12 | Haryan a           | 4,50,9 12   | 1,11,90 ,324 | 18,812    | 24,27,3 33   | 1,13,4 73 | 1,13,47, 309 | 2,25,0 03   | 1,12,50, 157 | 7,959   | 15,91,7 70  | 465    | 4,65,06 0   | 15,15, 279   | 9,902   | 15,14,4 97 | 34,16, 299   | 83,035. 00   | 6,403. 61 3,27,26     | 9 3,50,62 1                 |                             | 17,5 31  | 15.8 5  |
|  13 | Himac hal Prades h | 1,06,4 29   | 27,72,3 52   | 4,790     | 6,73,66 7    | 26,810    | 26,81,0 44   | 55,511      | 27,75,5 60   | 2,028   | 4,05,51 6   | 112    | 1,11,70 0   | 2,92,5 74    | 1,965   | 8,70,60 9  | 5,84,1 84    | 48,762. 00   | 3,629. 35             | 1,11,86 3                   | 1,21,28 1                   | 7,46 1   | 0.00    |
|  14 | Jammu and Kashm ir | 2,82,3 12   | 69,15,0 00   | 13,208    | 16,44,0 90   | 62,481    | 62,48,1 45   | 1,19,2 52   | 59,62,5 85   | 1,958   | 3,91,60 0   | 131    | 1,31,08 0   | 20,09, 414   | 14,574  | 9,20,45 1  | 10,49, 256   | 43,121. 00   | 2,055. 78             | 143289 (includi ng Ladakh ) | 155975 (includi ng Ladakh ) | 4,67 9   | 0.43    |
|  15 | Jharkh and         | 8,83,4 33   | 2,40,94 ,622 | 44,593    | 57,11,6 00   | 2,47,0 55 | 2,47,05, 515 | 4,84,1 32   | 2,42,06, 586 | 717     | 1,43,43 6   | 1,05 9 | 10,59,1 40  | 53,60, 642   | 37,520  | 12,31,9 12 | 72,27, 042   | 1,05,63 1.00 | 7,666. 54             | 12,88,8 50                  | 0                           | 0        | 9.66    |
|  16 | Karnat aka         | 15,41, 056  | 3,86,45 ,940 | 80,975    | 1,27,22 ,730 | 3,78,0 32 | 3,78,03, 234 | 7,48,5 39   | 3,74,26, 942 | 11,60 0 | 23,20,0 14  | 2,05 5 | 20,55,3 80  | 57,07, 480   | 37,831  | 48,39,0 93 | 79,87, 088   | 3,19,38 9.00 | 24,92 4.83            | 13,98,4 10                  | 13,62,4 38                  | 68,1 22  | 118. 09 |
|  17 | Kerala             | 5,87,7 91   | 1,49,27 ,032 | 27,956    | 35,91,4 83   | 1,45,8 57 | 1,45,85, 673 | 2,82,7 36   | 1,41,36, 813 | 2,142   | 4,28,30 0   | 307    | 3,06,89 7   | 5,11,1 14    | 3,323   | 27,16,8 44 | 24,13, 289   | 1,21,31 9.00 | 9,250. 22 6,88,32 9   | 4,54,12 4                   |                             | 4,54 1   | 0.00    |
|  18 | Ladakh             | 5,645       | 1,41,48 0    | 233       | 29,008       | 1,374     | 1,37,42 0    | 1,964       | 98,195       | 33      | 6,548       | 0      | 0           | 19,172       | 166     | 0          | 9,951        | 247.00       | 21.08                 | Include d in J&K above      | Include d in J&K above      | 0.00     |         |
|  19 | Laksha dweep       | 864         | 21,800       | 39        | 5,200        | 220       | 22,013       | 382         | 19,119       | 15      | 2,900       | 5      | 4,530       | 517          | 3       | 0          | 2,867        |              | 0.00                  | 324                         | 520                         | 33       |         |
|  20 | Madhy a Prades h   | 18,00, 437  | 4,93,09 ,348 | 77,890    | 96,95,6 33   | 4,55,9 60 | 4,55,95, 989 | 8,23,4 91   | 4,11,74, 547 | 1,754   | 3,50,79 7   | 159    | 1,59,33 0   | 1,13,3 5,496 | 77,378  | 68,12,0 20 | 1,66,2 2,091 | 1,69,05 9.00 | 10,71 1.54 22,05,9 63 | 8,91,85 0                   |                             | 17,8 37  | 5.10    |
|  21 | Mahar ashtra       | 25,27, 129  | 6,82,50 ,268 | 1,03,64 3 | 1,32,15 ,103 | 6,36,5 08 | 6,36,50, 778 | 11,91, 674  | 5,95,83, 686 | 17,31 5 | 34,63,0 00  | 762    | 7,62,17 0   | 76,20, 813   | 50,513  | 86,32,7 18 | 1,29,4 7,062 | 4,76,83 6.00 | 31,52 8.87            | 11,68,3 85                  | 8,94,40 8                   | 17,8 88  | 59.5 0  |
|  22 | Manip ur           | 90,74 7     | 20,47,9 06   | 4,192     | 5,87,50 3    | 17,077    | 17,07,6 69   | 28,540      | 14,27,0 11   | 676     | 1,35,20 0   | 82     | 82,348      | 2,76,2 13    | 2,120   | 2,83,45 7  | 5,04,1 69    |              | 0.00                  | 61,972                      | 52,605                      | 526      |         |
|  23 | Megha laya         | 85,80 3     | 21,45,1 45   | 3,145     | 4,21,50 3    | 20,226    | 20,22,6 23   | 38,176      | 19,08,7 84   | 2,145   | 4,29,00 0   | 84     | 84,300      | 1,96,2 13    | 1,408   | 1,15,63 8  | 2,68,9 08    | 73,342. 00   | 2,224. 82 54,127      |                             | 24,730                      | 1,23 7   |         |
|  24 | Mizora m           | 25,28 8     | 6,62,13 2    | 1,243     | 1,55,40 5    | 6,122     | 6,12,19 8    | 12,622      | 6,31,09 7    | 250     | 50,000      | 30     | 29,750      | 55,270       | 420     | 69,425     | 58,176       |              | 0.00                  | 27,538                      | 51,451                      | 1,54 4   |         |
|  25 | Nagala nd          | 53,96 4     | 14,04,6 00   | 2,276     | 2,84,94 0    | 13,500    | 13,50,0 00   | 18,980      | 9,49,02 3    | 1,405   | 2,80,92 6   | 56     | 56,000      | 89,967       | 593     | 1,81,00 8  | 1,57,7 92    |              | 0.00                  | 49,210 19,046               |                             | 381      |         |

| 26   | Odisha         | 12,06, 580   | 2,88,37 ,690   | 74,941     | 95,19,5 13    | 3,10,9 00   | 3,10,89, 967   | 6,16,9 16    | 3,08,45, 781   | 630       | 1,26,00 0    | 15      | 15,130       | 83,65, 761    | 57,172    | 20,03,1 85   | 81,21, 020        | 1,62,12 1.00            | 10,14 8.60                | 20,27,0 22 20,83,2 88   | 31,2 49   | 99.4 9   |
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| 27   | Puduc herry    | 23,21 1      | 5,97,94 5      | 1,273      | 1,78,50 0     | 6,069       | 6,06,93 5      | 10,445       | 5,22,27 4      | 73        | 14,680       | 15      | 15,000       | 31,098        | 203       | 9,715        | 83,926 16,456. 00 | 1,011. 52               | 28,757                    | 0                       | 0         |          |
| 28   | Punjab         | 5,33,1 54    | 1,33,65 ,720   | 27,751     | 35,47,7 47    | 1,36,3 28   | 1,36,32, 800   | 2,02,1 96    | 1,01,09, 800   | 10,90 2   | 21,80,4 00   | 1,01 6  | 10,15,7 20   | 24,53, 238    | 16,351    | 17,52,4 98   | 33,22, 186        | 79,150. 00              | 5,054. 89 1,40,40 4       | 2,89,23 7               | 17,3 54   | 0.65     |
| 29   | Rajast han     | 17,52, 646   | 4,44,44 ,332   | 75,043     | 99,94,2 40    | 4,20,1 33   | 4,20,13, 322   | 6,83,9 18    | 3,41,95, 923   | 42,47 8   | 84,95,6 00   | 2,00 3  | 20,03,0 00   | 1,11,2 3,374  | 73,858    | 51,64,3 91   | 1,56,1 3,962      | 1,23,26 6.00            | 7,946. 42                 | 9,87,78 1 22,30,0 00    | 55,7 50   | 15.9 3   |
| 30   | Sikkim         | 14,47 9      | 3,65,12 0      | 614        | 93,817        | 3,710       | 3,70,98 0      | 5,154        | 2,57,70 0      | 315       | 63,000       | 15      | 15,042       | 21,301        | 165       | 0            | 42,552            |                         | 0.00                      | 18,332 7,836            | 157       |          |
| 31   | Tamil Nadu     | 12,31, 653   | 2,97,45 ,840   | 33,324     | 1,11,07 ,920  | 3,14,0 57   | 3,14,05, 694   | 5,57,2 63    | 2,78,63, 175   | 1,449     | 2,89,88 8    | 34      | 34,000       | 61,85, 688    | 41,390    | 35,59,5 33   | 60,75, 989        | 5,81,76 8.00            | 34,57 0.97                | 18,14,7 00 13,70,6 01   | 27,4 12   | 14.7 3   |
| 32   | Telang ana     | 7,24,6 62    | 1,80,62 ,980   | 15,804     | 52,68,0 30    | 1,84,8 69   | 1,84,86, 855   | 3,47,9 05    | 1,73,95, 245   | 180       | 35,991       | 34      | 34,460       | 18,74, 171    | 13,036    | 33,31,4 68   | 52,60, 800        | 1,78,22 5.00            | 10,23 3.62 6,65,95 6      | 8,30,32 4               | 12,4 55   | 0.00     |
| 33   | Tripur a       | 94,89 3      | 23,73,7 22     | 4,420      | 5,40,84 7     | 24,242      | 24,24,1 61     | 48,416       | 24,20,7 90     | 22        | 4,386        | 22      | 21,929       | 4,46,8 19     | 3,747     | 1,90,44 1    | 4,31,7 70         | 0.00                    | 1,38,47 3                 | 39,082                  | 1,17 2    |          |
| 34   | Uttar Prades h | 56,16, 735   | 14,19,9 9,424  | 2,69,53 0  | 3,34,08 ,790  | 14,14, 907  | 14,14,9 0,661  | 28,17, 313   | 14,08,6 5,633  | 11,80 9   | 23,61,8 48   | 1,06 0  | 10,60,4 97   | 2,70,7 4,796  | 1,81,7 28 | 1,76,75 ,849 | 3,18,1 3,530      | 2,30,45 3.00            | 15,74 1.60 52,57,3 90     | 18,25,4 15              | 35,3 95   | 0.46     |
| 35   | Uttara khand   | 2,37,8 42    | 58,95,6 00     | 10,736     | 13,44,6 57    | 59,400      | 59,39,9 90     | 81,376       | 40,68,7 83     | 383       | 76,554       | 34      | 33,800       | 7,62,3 13     | 5,015     | 6,74,68 8    | 12,67, 372        | 41,863. 00              | 3,234. 58                 | 2,15,10 9 2,28,42 3     | 4,56 8    | 3.49     |
| 36   | West Bengal    | 23,39, 724   | 5,83,10 ,164   | 91,452     | 1,40,19 ,333  | 5,87,0 47   | 5,87,04, 738   | 11,64, 461   | 5,82,23, 039   | 45,89 4   | 91,78,8 00   | 2,64 7  | 26,46,7 60   | 1,72,8 8,933  | 1,16,9 38 | 0            | 1,89,9 5,377      | 4,28,44 2.00 21,13 2.39 | 21,32,9 59                | 21,98,3 49              | 21,9 83   | 0.46     |
|      | TOTAL          | 2,97,5 1,729 | 75,80,4 0,523  | 13,26,5 16 | 18,32,1 5,657 | 75,25, 269  | 75,25,2 6,888  | 1,42,8 6,258 | 71,43,1 2,916  | 2,74,2 79 | 5,48,55 ,773 | 16,7 51 | 1,67,50 ,807 | 14,12, 01,683 | 9,67,0 41 | 8,94,54 ,616 | 20,65, 00,000     | 39,85,4 86.00           | 2,55,6 96.54 2,81,45 ,039 | 1,82,67 ,685            | 3,81 ,702 | 502. 33  |