Lok Sabha Question No. 3062 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2024-12-13
Subject: Anaemia among Children and Women
Ministry: WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Asked by: Shri Imran Masood, Shri Anto Antony

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT

## LOK SABHA

## UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3062 TO BE ANSWERED ON 13.12.2024

## ANAEMIA AMONG CHILDREN AND WOMEN

3062.  SHRI ANTO ANTONY:

SHRI IMRAN MASOOD:

Will the Minister of Women and Child Development be pleased to state:

- (a) the details of the prevalence of anaemia amongst women and children during the last ten years, year-wise and State-wise;
- (b) the details of the causes of anaemia in women and children;
- (c) whether the Government is taking any initiatives to reduce the prevalence of anaemia, if so, the details thereof and the steps taken by the Government in this regard; and
- (d) the number of beneficiaries under Poshan 2.0 Scheme along with the budgetary outlay and expenditure under the said scheme during the last three years Statewise particularly in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh?

## ANSWER

## MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT (SHRIMATI SAVITRI THAKUR)

- (a) State-wise details of prevalence of anaemia among women of age 15-49 years and among children of age 6-59 months, during the last ten years as per the National Family Health Survey are placed at Annexure I and Annexure II respectively.

(b)  As  per  information  provided  by  Ministry  of  Health  &  Family  Welfare,  the  major causes of anaemia include iron deficiency, other micronutrient deficiencies (e.g. folate, riboflavin,  vitamins  A and B12), acute and chronic infections (e.g. malaria, cancer, tuberculosis and HIV), worm infestation, fluorosis, and inherited or acquired disorders that affect haemoglobin synthesis, red blood cell production or red blood cell survival (e.g. haemoglobinopathies).

(c) and (d) Government of India implements Anaemia Mukt Bharat (AMB) programme in 6X6X6 strategy to reduce the prevalence of anaemia among six beneficiary groups -  Children 6-59 months, Children 5-9 years, Adolescents (10-19 years), Women of reproductive age (15-49 years), pregnant women and lactating mothers in lifecycle approach through six interventions - Prophylactic Iron and Folic Acid supplementation (IFA Syrup is provided biweekly to children 6-59 months, IFA Pink is provided weekly to children 5-9 years, IFA Blue is provided weekly to adolescents (10-19 years), IFA Red is provided weekly to Women of Reproductive age group and IFA Red tablets (daily  for  180  days)  are  provided  to  pregnant  women  and  lactating  mothers), Deworming,  Intensified  year-round  behaviour  change  communication  campaign, Testing  of  anaemia  using  digital  invasive  haemoglobinometer  and  point  of  care treatment, Mandatory provision of iron and folic acid fortified foods in public health programmes, addressing non-nutritional causes of anaemia in endemic pockets, with special focus on malaria, haemoglobinopathies and fluorosis, via robust institutional mechanism.

Further, Mission Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 (Mission Poshan 2.0), under Ministry  of  Women  &  Child  Development  is  a  flagship  programme  to  address  the challenge of malnutrition through improved nutrition content and delivery to beneficiaries in Anganwadis.

Under the 15th Finance Commission, various components like Anganwadi services, Poshan Abhiyaan and Scheme for Adolescent girls (of 14-18 years in Aspirational Districts  and  North-East  region)  have  been  subsumed  under  the  umbrella  Mission Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 (Mission Poshan 2.0).

Under this Mission, a new strategy has been made for reduction in malnutrition and for  improved  health,  wellness  and  immunity  through  activities  like  community engagement,  outreach,  behavioral  change,  and  advocacy.  It  focuses  on  Maternal Nutrition,  Infant  and  Young  Child  Feeding  Norms,  treatment  of  Severe  Acute Malnutrition (SAM)/ Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) and wellness through AYUSH practices to reduce prevalence of wasting, stunting, anaemia and being underweight.

Under this mission, Supplementary Nutrition is provided to Children (6 months to 6 years),  Pregnant  Women,  Lactating  Mothers  and  Adolescent  Girls  to  beat  the intergenerational cycle of malnutrition by adopting a life cycle approach. Supplementary nutrition is provided in accordance with the nutrition norms contained in Schedule-II of the National Food Security Act. These norms have been revised and upgraded last year. The old norms were largely calorie-specific; however, the revised norms are more comprehensive and balanced in terms of both quantity and quality of supplementary nutrition based on the principles of diet diversity that provides quality protein, healthy fats and micronutrients.

Fortified rice is being supplied to AWCs to meet the requirement of micro-nutrients and to control anaemia among women and children. Greater emphasis is being laid on the use of millets for preparation of Hot Cooked Meal at least once a week and Take Home ration at Anganwadi centers.

Ministries of Women & Child Development and Health & Family Welfare have jointly released the protocol for Community Management of Malnutrition (CMAM) to prevent and treat severely acute malnutrition in children and for reducing associated morbidity and mortality.

Under this Mission, one of the major activities undertaken is Community Mobilization and  Awareness  Advocacy  leading  to  a  Jan  Andolan  to  educate  the  people  on nutritional aspects. State and UTs are conducting and reporting regular sensitisation activities  under  community  engagement  programmes  during  Poshan  Maahs  and Poshan  Pakhwadas  celebrated  in  the  months  of  September  and  March-April respectively. To give high importance to issues around anaemia, dedicated anaemia related themes have been undertaken by Ministry of Women & Child Development under  Poshan  Abhiyaan.  Community  Based  Events  (CBEs)  have  served  as  a significant strategy in changing nutritional practices and all Anganwadi workers are required to conduct two Community Based Events every month.

Number of beneficiaries under Mission Poshan 2.0 scheme are at Annexure-III.

Grants under this mission are being released to the States/UTs. State wise details of funds  released  and  utilized  under  Mission  Poshan  2.0  during  the  last  three  years including to the State of Uttar Pradesh are at Annexure- IV.

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Annexure - I

## ANNEXURE REFERRED IN REPLY TO PART (a) OF LOK SABHA QUESTION NO. 3062  FOR  13.12.2024  REGARDING  'ANAEMIA  AMONG  CHILDREN  AND WOMEN' ASKED BY SHRI ANTO ANTONY AND SHRI IMRAN MASOOD

State/UT wise prevalence of anaemia among women of age 15-49 years (Comparison between NFHS 3, NFHS 4 and NFHS 5)

|   S.No. | State/UT                  | NFHS 3 (2005- 06)*   |   NFHS 4 (2015-16) |   NFHS 5 (2019-21) |
|---------|---------------------------|----------------------|--------------------|--------------------|
|       1 | Andaman & Nicobar Islands | NA                   |               65.7 |               57.5 |
|       2 | Andhra Pradesh            | 62.9                 |               60   |               58.8 |
|       3 | Arunachal Pradesh         | 50.6                 |               43.2 |               40.3 |
|       4 | Assam                     | 69.5                 |               46   |               65.9 |
|       5 | Bihar                     | 67.4                 |               60.3 |               63.5 |
|       6 | Chandigarh                | NA                   |               75.9 |               60.1 |
|       7 | Chhattisgarh              | 57.5                 |               47   |               60.8 |
|       8 | Delhi                     | NA                   |               54.3 |               49.9 |
|       9 | DNH&DD                    | NA                   |               72.9 |               62.5 |
|      10 | Goa                       | 38.0                 |               31.3 |               39   |
|      11 | Gujarat                   | 55.3                 |               54.9 |               65   |
|      12 | Haryana                   | 56.1                 |               62.7 |               60.4 |
|      13 | Himachal Pradesh          | 43.3                 |               53.5 |               53   |
|      14 | J&K                       | 52.1                 |               48.9 |               55.9 |
|      15 | Jharkhand                 | 69.5                 |               65.2 |               65.3 |
|      16 | Karnataka                 | 51.5                 |               44.8 |               47.8 |
|      17 | Kerala                    | 32.8                 |               34.3 |               36.3 |
|      18 | Ladakh                    | NA                   |               78.4 |               92.8 |
|      19 | Lakshadweep               | NA                   |               46   |               25.8 |
|      20 | Madhya Pradesh            | 56.0                 |               52.5 |               54.7 |
|      21 | Maharashtra               | 48.4                 |               48   |               54.2 |
|      22 | Manipur                   | 35.7                 |               26.4 |               29.4 |

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|   23 | Meghalaya     | 47.2   |   56.2 |   53.8 |
|------|---------------|--------|--------|--------|
|   24 | Mizoram       | 38.6   |   24.8 |   34.8 |
|   25 | Nagaland      | NA     |   27.9 |   28.9 |
|   26 | Odisha        | 61.2   |   51   |   64.3 |
|   27 | Puducherry    | NA     |   52.4 |   55.1 |
|   28 | Punjab        | 38.0   |   53.5 |   58.7 |
|   29 | Rajasthan     | 53.1   |   46.8 |   54.4 |
|   30 | Sikkim        | 60.0   |   34.9 |   42.1 |
|   31 | Tamilnadu     | 53.2   |   55   |   53.4 |
|   32 | Telangana     | 62.9   |   56.6 |   57.6 |
|   33 | Tripura       | 65.1   |   54.5 |   67.2 |
|   34 | Uttarakhand   | 49.9   |   45.2 |   42.6 |
|   35 | Uttar Pradesh | 55.2   |   52.4 |   50.4 |
|   36 | West Bengal   | 63.2   |   62.5 |   71.4 |

* NFHS-3 covered 29 states in India. NFHS-3 estimates of anaemia exclude

Nagaland.

Annexure - II ANNEXURE REFERRED IN REPLY TO PART (a) OF LOK SABHA QUESTION NO. 3062  FOR  13.12.2024  REGARDING  'ANAEMIA  AMONG  CHILDREN  AND WOMEN' ASKED BY SHRI ANTO ANTONY AND SHRI IMRAN MASOOD State/UT wise prevalence of anaemia among children of age 6-59 months

(Comparison between NFHS 3, NFHS 4 and NFHS 5)

|   S.No. | State/UT                  | NFHS 3 (2005- 06)*   |   NFHS 4 (2015-16) |   NFHS 5 (2019-21) |
|---------|---------------------------|----------------------|--------------------|--------------------|
|       1 | Andaman & Nicobar Islands | NA                   |               49   |               40   |
|       2 | Andhra Pradesh            | 70.8                 |               58.6 |               63.2 |
|       3 | Arunachal Pradesh         | 56.9                 |               54.2 |               56.6 |
|       4 | Assam                     | 69.6                 |               35.7 |               68.4 |
|       5 | Bihar                     | 78.0                 |               63.5 |               69.4 |
|       6 | Chandigarh                | NA                   |               73.1 |               54.6 |
|       7 | Chhattisgarh              | 71.2                 |               41.6 |               67.2 |
|       8 | Delhi                     | 57.0                 |               59.7 |               69.2 |
|       9 | DNH&DD                    | NA                   |               82   |               75.8 |
|      10 | Goa                       | 38.2                 |               48.3 |               53.2 |
|      11 | Gujarat                   | 69.7                 |               62.6 |               79.7 |
|      12 | Haryana                   | 72.3                 |               71.7 |               70.4 |
|      13 | Himachal Pradesh          | 54.7                 |               53.7 |               55.4 |
|      14 | J&K                       | 58.6                 |               53.8 |               72.7 |
|      15 | Jharkhand                 | 70.3                 |               69.9 |               67.5 |
|      16 | Karnataka                 | 70.4                 |               60.9 |               65.5 |
|      17 | Kerala                    | 44.5                 |               35.7 |               39.4 |
|      18 | Ladakh                    | NA                   |               91.4 |               92.5 |
|      19 | Lakshadweep               | NA                   |               53.6 |               43.1 |
|      20 | Madhya Pradesh            | 74.1                 |               68.9 |               72.7 |
|      21 | Maharashtra               | 63.4                 |               53.8 |               68.9 |
|      22 | Manipur                   | 41.1                 |               23.9 |               42.8 |

|   23 | Meghalaya     | 64.4   |   48.0 |   45.1 |
|------|---------------|--------|--------|--------|
|   24 | Mizoram       | 44.2   |   19.3 |   46.4 |
|   25 | Nagaland      | NA     |   26.4 |   42.7 |
|   26 | Odisha        | 65.0   |   44.6 |   64.2 |
|   27 | Puducherry    | NA     |   44.9 |   64   |
|   28 | Punjab        | 66.4   |   56.6 |   71.1 |
|   29 | Rajasthan     | 69.7   |   60.3 |   71.5 |
|   30 | Sikkim        | 59.2   |   55.1 |   56.4 |
|   31 | Tamil Nadu    | 64.2   |   50.7 |   57.4 |
|   32 | Telangana*    | 70.8   |   60.7 |   70   |
|   33 | Tripura       | 62.9   |   48.3 |   64.3 |
|   34 | Uttarakhand   | 61.4   |   59.8 |   58.8 |
|   35 | Uttar Pradesh | 73.9   |   63.2 |   66.4 |
|   36 | West Bengal   | 61.0   |   54.2 |   69   |

* NFHS-3 covered 29 states in India. NFHS-3 estimates of anaemia exclude Nagaland.

Annexure - III ANNEXURE REFERRED IN REPLY TO PART (d) OF LOK SABHA QUESTION NO. 3062  FOR  13.12.2024  REGARDING  'ANAEMIA  AMONG  CHILDREN  AND WOMEN' ASKED BY SHRI ANTO ANTONY AND SHRI IMRAN MASOOD State/UT wise number of registered beneficiaries under Mission Poshan 2.0 as on

October 2024 from Poshan Tracker is as follows*:

|   S N | State Nam e                        | Childr en (0-6 month s)   | Childr en (6 month s - 3 Years)   | Childr en (3 - 6 Years)   | Pregnan t Woman   | Lactatin g Mother   | Adoles cent Girls**   | Total Benefici aries   |
|-------|------------------------------------|---------------------------|-----------------------------------|---------------------------|-------------------|---------------------|-----------------------|------------------------|
|     1 | Andam an & Nicobar Islands         | 631                       | 6,860                             | 3,050                     | 681               | 613                 |                       | 11,835                 |
|     2 | Andhra Prades h                    | 1 ,98,720                 | 13, 50,962                        | 11 ,29,119                | 2,23,877          | 2,07,140            | 54,320                | 3 1,64,138             |
|     3 | Arunac hal Prades h                | 1,932                     | 32,851                            | 47,855                    | 2,293             | 1,719               | 15,932                | 1,02,582               |
|     4 | Assam                              | 89,905                    | 11, 20,776                        | 16 ,08,556                | 1,55,137          | 81,154              | 3 ,81,190             | 3 4,36,718             |
|     5 | Bihar                              | 2 ,56,726                 | 38, 55,777                        | 53 ,54,855                | 5,87,049          | 3,36,600            | 1 ,91,919             | 1,0 5,82,926           |
|     6 | Chhatti sgarh                      | 1 ,09,178                 | 10, 48,404                        | 10 ,91,639                | 1,72,092          | 1,10,436            | 1 ,10,948             | 2 6,42,697             |
|     7 | Dadra & Nagar Haveli - Daman & Diu | 2,047                     | 16,762                            | 14,074                    | 3,286             | 2,042               |                       | 38,211                 |
|     8 | Delhi                              | 57,990                    | 3, 50,982                         | 1,44,609                  | 62,358            | 57,447              |                       | 6,73,386               |
|     9 | Goa                                | 3,590                     | 33,012                            | 13,335                    | 3,491             | 3,766               |                       | 57,194                 |

|   10 | Gujarat            | 1 ,72,385   | 14, 32,400   | 14 ,80,429   | 2,09,939   | 1,75,508   | 66,550    | 3 5,37,211   |
|------|--------------------|-------------|--------------|--------------|------------|------------|-----------|--------------|
|   11 | Haryan a           | 81,130      | 7, 03,542    | 9,40,987     | 1,10,868   | 90,655     | 14,579    | 1 9,41,761   |
|   12 | Himach al Prades h | 33,257      | 2, 14,233    | 2,41,029     | 34,267     | 32,700     | 16,740    | 5,72,226     |
|   13 | J&K                | 34,469      | 3, 17,039    | 3,89,329     | 38,036     | 39,348     | 22,333    | 8,40,554     |
|   14 | Jharkh and         | 83,133      | 12, 71,564   | 14 ,93,566   | 1,55,922   | 90,619     | 2 ,64,371 | 3 3,59,175   |
|   15 | Karnat aka         | 1 ,94,335   | 17, 89,555   | 17 ,82,724   | 3,10,877   | 2,21,252   | 65,041    | 4 3,63,784   |
|   16 | Kerala             | 95,485      | 7, 47,656    | 10 ,36,172   | 1,09,088   | 96,811     | 18,380    | 2 1,03,592   |
|   17 | Ladakh             | 739         | 7,272        | 8,768        | 690        | 821        |           | 18,290       |
|   18 | Laksha dweep       | 424         | 2,724        | 650          | 376        | 424        |           | 4,598        |
|   19 | Madhy a Prades h   | 3 ,01,052   | 27, 13,737   | 35 ,56,074   | 4,32,353   | 3,16,315   | 1 ,52,296 | 7 4,71,827   |
|   20 | Mahara shtra       | 2 ,49,073   | 25, 12,253   | 32 ,64,643   | 2,86,249   | 2,53,865   | 1 ,09,307 | 6 6,75,390   |
|   21 | Manipu r           | 8,845       | 99,591       | 1,63,087     | 10,763     | 7,886      | 45,477    | 3,35,649     |
|   22 | Meghal aya         | 7,555       | 1, 27,589    | 2,20,964     | 7,803      | 6,544      | 43,241    | 4,13,696     |
|   23 | Mizora m           | 3,719       | 42,248       | 60,601       | 5,544      | 3,490      | 19,250    | 1,34,852     |
|   24 | Nagala nd          | 1,483       | 38,436       | 64,980       | 1,134      | 1,224      | 25,529    | 1,32,786     |
|   25 | Odisha             | 1 ,86,195   | 14, 74,142   | 17 ,93,231   | 2,79,760   | 1,94,658   | 2 ,64,220 | 4 1,92,206   |

| 26   | Puduch erry     | 2,717      | 23,314             | 3,929        | 2,955      | 2,928     | 35,843                 |
|------|-----------------|------------|--------------------|--------------|------------|-----------|------------------------|
| 27   | Punjab          | 87,948     | 6, 40,959          | 7,10,427     | 90,773     | 86,037    | 34,048 1 6,50,192      |
| 28   | Rajasth an      | 2 ,06,322  | 18, 05,807         | 16 ,95,950   | 3,09,196   | 2,34,130  | 41,786 4 2,93,191      |
| 29   | Sikkim          | 1,288      | 11,955             | 16,833       | 1,298      | 1,197     | 8,098 40,669           |
| 30   | Tamil Nadu      | 2 ,24,865  | 16, 70,632         | 16 ,90,572   | 2,62,379   | 2,28,994  | 43,943 4 1,21,385      |
| 31   | Telang ana      | 60,708     | 8, 23,599          | 8,63,022     | 98,402     | 61,646    | 26,335 1 9,33,712      |
| 32   | Tripura         | 8,617      | 1, 20,285          | 1,66,363     | 15,335     | 8,489     | 34,786 3,53,875        |
| 33   | UT- Chandi garh | 2,861      | 16,381             | 17,675       | 3,182      | 2,810     | 42,909                 |
| 34   | Uttar Prades h  | 9 ,91,253  | 94, 27,897 ,26,208 | 92           | 1 5,52,687 | 10,35,505 | 2 ,04,097 2,2 4,37,647 |
| 35   | Uttarak hand    | 46,901     | 3, 71,143          | 2,35,897     | 61,387     | 49,761    | 72,836 8,37,925        |
| 36   | West Bengal     | 3 ,80,256  | 32, 00,980         | 41 ,44,755   | 5,26,502   | 3,74,306  | 8 6,26,799             |
|      | Total           | 41,87,73 4 | 3,94,23, 319       | 4,46,75, 957 | 61,28,029  | 44,18,840 | 23,47,55 10,11 ,81,431 |

* Data is as on October 2024 from Poshan Tracker

** Adolescent girls are only in Aspirational districts and North-East region

## Annexure - IV

ANNEXURE REFERRED IN REPLY TO PART (d) OF LOK SABHA QUESTION NO. 3062  FOR  13.12.2024  REGARDING  'ANAEMIA  AMONG  CHILDREN  AND WOMEN' ASKED BY SHRI ANTO ANTONY AND SHRI IMRAN MASOOD

The State/UT wise details of funds provided under Mission Poshan 2.0 Scheme, year-wise, along with the utilization are as follows:

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| S. No.   | Name of the State                    | Amount in ₹ crores   | Amount in ₹ crores   | Amount in ₹ crores   | Amount in ₹ crores   | Amount in ₹ crores   | Amount in ₹ crores                  |
|----------|--------------------------------------|----------------------|----------------------|----------------------|----------------------|----------------------|-------------------------------------|
| S. No.   | Name of the State                    | 2021-22              | 2021-22              | 2022-23              | 2022-23              | 2023-24              | 2023-24                             |
| S. No.   | Name of the State                    | Funds released       | Fund utilised        | Funds released       | Fund utilised        | Funds released       | Fund utilised                       |
| 1        | Andaman and Nicobar Islands          | 19.71                | 13.36                | 3.85                 | 3.88                 | 12.15                | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 2        | Andhra Pradesh                       | 744.60               | 749.91               | 827.79               | 721.45               | 705.68               | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 3        | Arunachal Pradesh                    | 170.83               | 230.77               | 137.78               | 145.74               | 162.06               | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 4        | Assam                                | 1319.90              | 1432.19              | 1651.63              | 1717.00              | 2233.31              | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 5        | Bihar                                | 1574.43              | 1608.02              | 1740.09              | 1586.61              | 1859.29              | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 6        | Chandigarh                           | 15.32                | 23.09                | 33.10                | 34.33                | 19.79                | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 7        | Chhattisgarh                         | 606.73               | 522.72               | 668.96               | 571.80               | 579.46               | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 8        | Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu | 9.33                 | 9.56                 | 5.80                 | 5.80                 | 11.97                | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 9        | Delhi                                | 133.11               | 125.52               | 182.77               | 142.84               | 161.81               | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 10       | Goa                                  | 10.84                | 12.92                | 14.71                | 16.83                | 13.95                | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 11       | Gujarat                              | 839.86               | 757.92               | 912.64               | 552.30               | 1126.80              | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 12       | Haryana                              | 173.03               | 146.99               | 195.25               | 150.24               | 225.78               | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 13       | Himachal Pradesh                     | 247.99               | 386.68               | 270.24               | 247.76               | 301.09               | Utilization Certificate not yet due |
| 14       | Jammu & Kashmir                      | 405.74               | 704.57               | 479.01               | 416.23               | 530.88               | Utilization Certificate not yet due |

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|   15 | Jharkhand            | 352.98               |   183.30 |   430.91 |   596.03 |   664.30 |
|------|----------------------|----------------------|----------|----------|----------|----------|
|   16 | Karnataka            | 1003.70              |   984.62 |   765.87 |   885.65 |   912.96 |
|   17 | Kerala               | 388.23               |   397.98 |   444.98 |   325.43 |   306.64 |
|   18 | Ladakh               | 14.70                |    14.67 |    18.79 |    18.79 |    19.62 |
|   19 | Lakshadweep2.11      | Lakshadweep2.11      |     2.73 |     0.44 |     0.44 |     2.88 |
|   20 | Madhya Pradesh       | 1085.47              |  1055.83 |  1011.57 |  1038.67 |  1123.11 |
|   21 | Maharashtra          | 1713.39              |  1609.02 |  1646.17 |  1589.97 |  1699.52 |
|   22 | Manipur              | 228.92               |   177.28 |   135.95 |   167.74 |   201.28 |
|   23 | Meghalaya            | 173.33               |   177.86 |   192.39 |   200.24 |   269.69 |
|   24 | Mizoram              | 59.32                |    61.57 |    42.81 |    53.02 |   100.27 |
|   25 | Nagaland             | 159.80               |   160.21 |   199.3  |   190.47 |   262.91 |
|   26 | Odisha               | 1065.98              |   871.2  |   923.92 |   884.96 |   968.8  |
|   27 | Puducherry           | 2.78                 |     6.13 |     0.12 |     6.68 |     4.48 |
|   28 | Punjab               | 383.52               |   177.94 |    75.31 |   247.25 |   307.87 |
|   29 | Rajasthan            | 682.65               |   771.64 |   974.02 |   936.17 |  1091.96 |
|   30 | Sikkim               | 25.73                |    24.59 |    20.33 |    24.09 |    33.49 |
|   31 | Tamil Nadu           | 655.38               |   681.28 |   766.81 |   741.3  |   880.79 |
|   32 | Telangana            | 482.33               |   479.3  |   550.69 |   503.33 |   507.87 |
|   33 | Tripura              | 186.72               |   171.66 |   150.52 |   186.55 |   244.22 |
|   34 | Uttar Pradesh2407.55 | Uttar Pradesh2407.55 |  2341.91 |  2721.87 |  2622.64 |  2668.69 |
|   35 | Uttarakhand          | 353.65               |   336.03 |   425.84 |   364.77 |   288.24 |
|   36 | West Bengal          | 668.35               |  1378.31 |  1227.59 |  1455.89 |  1237.56 |

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