Tripura at A Glance 2022

Officer and Staff of Research and Publication Unit associated
with the Publication
Sri A. K. Chanda.
Additional Director
Sri Chiranjib Ghosh

Joint Director
Smt. Sangita Talapatra

Statistician
Md. Humayun Kabir

Inspector
Sri Sajal Das

Inspector
Smt. Jayanti Roy.

Investigator
Research & Publication Unit.

Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Government of Tripura,
Shankar Chowmuhani, Agartala,
Website:https:ecostat.tripura.gov.in
Phone No.:(0381)232-2261/2326371
CONTENTS
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1 Area & Location 1
2 Population & Literacy 1-6
3 Administrative Set-Up 6-7
4 Land Utilization 7
5 Climate 7
6 Gross State Domestic Product 8
7 Public Finance 8-10
8 Irrigation 10-11
9 Agriculture 11-12
10 Agricultural Census 12-13
11 Forest 13
12 Rubber 13
13 Fisheries 14
14 Land Allotment 14
15 Animal Resource Development Department 15
16 Classification of Worker 16
17 Food Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs 16
18 Employment & Manpower Statistics 17-18
19 Sixth Economic Census 18
20 Industries & Commerce 18
21 Factories & Boilers 18-19
22 Handicraft 19
23 Handloom 19
24 Sericulture 19
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25 Electricity 20
26 Co-operative 20
27 Rural Development 21-22
28 Road & Transport 22-24
29 Communication 25
30 Banking 25
31 Small Savings 25
32 Life Insurance 26
33 Education 26-27
34 Social Welfare & Social Education 28-31
35 Youth Affairs & Sports 31-32
36 Health & Hygiene 32-34
37 Family Welfare 34
38 Information & Tourism 35-36
39 Police & Crime 36
40 Fire Accidents 36
41 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 37
42 Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council 37-39
43 Labour Department 39
44 Consumer Price Index (CPI) 39-40
TRIPURA-AT-A-GLANCE 2021-22
(April 2021 to March 2022)
1) AREA & LOCATION

a) Total Area (in sq. km) 10,491.69
b) Altitude at Agartala (in mtr.) 12.80
c) Location
i) Latitude (North) 23º45' N
ii) Longitude (East) 91º30 ‘E
iii) Extreme Length (in km)p 183.5
iv) Extreme Width (in km) 112.7
v) Border with Bangladesh (in km) 856
vi) Border with Mizoram (in km) 109
vii) Border with Assam (in km) 53
2) POPULATION & LITERACY RATE:
a) i) Estimated Population, 2019-20 40,12,000
ii) Census Population, 2011 36,73,917
iii) Male, Census 2011 18,74,376
iv) Female, Census 2011 17,99,541
v) Rural, Census 2011 27,12,464
vi) Urban, Census 2011 9,61,453
vii) Children (0-6 yrs.), Census 2011 4,58,014
viii) Density (per sq. km), Census 2011 350
ix) Sex Ratio, Census 2011 960
x) Percentage of Decadal Variation,(2001-11) 14.84
xi) Overall Literacy Rate (%),Census 2011 87.2
xii) Male Literacy Rate (%),Census 2011 91.5
xiii) Female Literacy Rate (%),Census 2011 82.7
xiv) Scheduled Tribe Literacy Rate (%),
Census 2011 79.05
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xv) Scheduled Caste Literacy Rate (%),

Census 2011 89.45
xvi) Overall Literacy Rate (%),2014 91.1
xvii) Male Literacy Rate (%),2014 94.6
Xviii) Female Literacy Rate (%),2014 87.2
Source:- Census- 2011.
b) LIFE EXPECTANCY AT BIRTH (THDR-2007)

i) Male 71
ii) Female 74
Source:- THDR-2007
c) Total Fertility Rate (TFR), NFHS-5 (2019-20) 1.7

Source:- NFHS -5 ,2019-20
d) TENTATIVE DISTRICT-WISE POPULATION BASED

ON CENSUS-2011:
A) WEST TRIPURA DISTRICT:
i) Total 9,18,200
ii) Male 4,66,152
iii) Female 4,52,048
iv) Overall Literacy Rate (%) 91.07
v) Male Literacy Rate (%) 94.04
vi) Female Literacy Rate (%) 88.01
vii) Female per thousand Males 970
B) SEPAHIJALA DISTRICT:
i) Total 4,83,687
ii) Male 2,47,829
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C) KHOWAI DISTRICT:
i) Total 3,27,564
ii) Male 1,67,401
D) SOUTH TRIPURA DISTRICT:
i) Total 4,30,751
ii) Male 2,20,162
E) GOMATI DISTRICT:
i) Total 4,41,538
ii) Male 2,25,428
F) NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT:
i) Total 4,17,441
ii) Male 2,12,650
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G) UNAKOTI DISTRICT:
i) Total 2,76,506
ii) Male 1,40,210
H) DHALAI DISTRICT:
i) Total 3,78,230
ii) Male 1,94,544
Source:- Derived Data from Census 2011
e) SCHEDULE CASTE POPULATION,CENSUS 2011:

i) Total 6,54,918
a) Male 3,34,370
b) Female 3,20,548
ii) Proportion of Schedule Caste Population 17.8
iii) Schedule Caste Females per thousand Males 959
Source:- Census-2011
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f) SCHEDULE TRIBE POPULATION,CENSUS 2011:

i) Total 11,66,813
a) Male 5,88,327
b) Female 5,78,486
ii) Proportion of Schedule Tribe Population 31.8
iii) Schedule Tribe Females per thousand Males 983
Source:- Census - 2011
g) POPULATION BY RELIGION, CENSUS 2011:
i) Hindu 3063903
ii) Muslim 316042
iii) Christians 159882
iv) Buddhists 125385
v) Sikhs 1070
vi) Jains 860
vii) Others 1514
viii) Religion not stated 5261
Source:- Census - 2011
h) VITAL RATES, 2020 (January to December):
i) Birth Rate, per ‘000 Population 12.6
ii) Death Rate, per ‘000 Population 5.7
iii) Natural Growth Rate, per ‘000 Population 6.9
iv) Infant Mortality Rate, per ‘000 Population 18
Source:- SRS Bulletin,2020.
i) HOUSING AND AMENITIES, CENSUS – 2011:
i) Occupied Census Houses 10,24,903
ii) Housing stock (Fully & partly) 8,40,105
iii) Households 8,55,556
iv) Occupied Census Houses used as residence 8,26,686
v) Proportion of households availing banking
facilities 79.2
vi) Proportion of households having radio /
transistor 12.8
vii) Proportion of households having Television 44.9
viii) Proportion of households having Telephone including
mobile 48.1
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ix) Proportion of households having scooter/motorcycle/

moped 8.2
x) Proportion of households having Car/Jeep/Van 2.2
xi) Proportion of households having bi-cycle 39.3
xii) Proportion of households having Computer/
Laptop with internet 1.0
xiii) Proportion of households having Computer/Laptop
without internet 6.3
xiv) None of the specified assessment 27.8
Source:- Census -2011
3) A) ADMINISTRATIVE SET-UP 2021-22 :

a) Districts 8
b) Autonomous District Council 1
c) Sub-Divisions 23
d) Blocks 58
e) Revenue Circles 46
f) Tehsils 222
g) Revenue Moujas 897
h) Member of Parliaments (including 1- Rajya Sabha) 3
i) Member of Tripura Legislative Assembly 60
j) Member of Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District
Council (TTAADC) - (including 2- nominated Member) 30
Source:- Revenue Department.
B) PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTIONS, 2021-22 :

i) Zilla Parishads 8
ii) Elected Member of Zilla Parishads 116
iii) Women Elected Member of Zilla Parishads 54
iv) Panchayat Samities 35
v) Elected Member of Panchayat Samities 419
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vi) Women Elected Member of Panchayat Samities 192

vii) Grams (outside- ADC) 589
viii) Elected Member of Gram Panchayats
(outside- ADC) 6085
ix) Women Elected Member of Gram Panchayats 2747
x) Village Committees (inside- ADC) 587
xi) Elected Members of Village Committees 0
xii) Rural Local Bodies (i + iv + vii + x) 1219
xiii) Elected Members in Rural Local Bodies
(ii + v + viii + xi) 6620
xiv) Nominated Local Bodies i.e. Block Advisory
Committee (BAC) 40
Source:- Panchayat Department.
4) LAND UTILISATION, 2021-22 (Provisional):
i) Total Geographical Area (ha) 1049169
ii) Forest Area (ha) 629426
iii) Area Sown More than Once (ha) 231452
iv) Current Fallow Land (ha) 1055
v) Gross Cropped Area (ha) 487000
vi) Net Cropped Area (ha) 255548
Source:- Agriculture Department.
5) CLIMATE, 2021 (January to December):

a) Normal Annual Rainfall (mm) 2213.4
b) Average Actual Annual Rainfall (mm) 1702.0
c) Highest Annual Rainfall (mm) (Sabroom) 2192.6
d) Normal Rainy Days 99.2
e) Actual Rainy Days 88.1
f) Lowest Annual Rainfall (mm) (Gandacherra) 1138.1
Source:- Agriculture Department.
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6) GROSS / NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GSDP &

NSDP) & PER CAPITA INCOME, 2021-22 (Advance)
WITH 2011-12 BASE :
a) Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP)
i) At Current Prices (Rs in crore) 64778.09
ii) At Constant Prices (2011-12) (Rs in crore) 40480.47
b) Net State Domestic Product (NSDP)
i) At Current Prices (Rs in crore) 57588.55
ii) At Constant Prices (2011-12) (Rs in crore) 35394.58
c) Per Capita Income
i) At Current Prices (in Rs) 140803
Source :- MOSPI & DES
7) PUBLIC FINANCE, 2022-23:

a) RECEIPT (Rs. in crore)
i) 2020-21 (Actual)
a) Revenue Receipt 13292.40
b) Capital Receipt 3980.02
c) Total Receipt 17272.42
ii) 2021-22 (Revised)
iii) 2022-23 (BE)
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b) EXPENDITURE (Rs. in crore)

i) 2020-21 (Actual)
a) Revenue Expenditure 14367.82
b) Capital Expenditure 1576.21
c) Total Expenditure 15944.03
ii) 2021-22 (Revised)
iii) 2022-23 (BE)
c) EXPENDITURE BY CLASSIFICATION (Rs. in crore)
i) 2020-21 (Actual)
1. State head: 13189.95
a) Salary & Wages 5547.45
b) Pension & Other Retirement Benefits 2321.61
c) Payment of Interest 1284.81
d) Repayment of Loans 741.24
e) Other Expenditure 3294.84
2. All central sponsored schemes: 2754.08
ii) 2021-22 (RE)
1. State Head: 18702.32
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iii) 2022-23 (BE)
State Head: 21190.26
d) State’s own Tax Revenue (Rs.in crore)
i) 2020-21 (Actual) 2332.44
ii) 2021-22 (Revised) 2538.14
iii) 2022-23 (BE) 2847.69
e) Revenue surplus (+)/ Deficit (-) (Rs. in crore)
i) 2020-21 (Actual) -1075.42
ii) 2021-22 (Revised) -694.63
iii) 2022-23 (BE) -559.74
f) Fiscal Surplus(+)/ Deficit (-) (Rs. in crore)
i) 2020-21 (Actual) -1383.14
ii) 2021-22 (Revised) -2663.34
iii) 2022-23 (BE) -3841.40
Source:- Finance Department (Budget,2022-23) & DES
8) IRRIGATION, 2021-22 :
a) Cultivable Area (ha) 2,55,241
b) Tentative Irrigation Area (ha) 1,53,145
c) Potential Brought Under Irrigation (ha)
as on 31st March 2022 1,18,664
i) Water Irrigation (ha) 82,474.56
ii) RDD (ha) 30,642
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iii) Agriculture Department (ha) 3,594

iv) TTAADC (ha) 1,069
v) Forest Department (ha) 885
d) Potential utilized (ha) 81,969
e) Type of Irrigation Scheme Potential created (in ha)
i) Lift Irrigation (L.I) 56920.66
ii) High Power Lift Irrigation (HPLI) 943.00
iii) Deep Tube Well (DTW) 6786.40
iv) Diversion Schemes 6436.50
v) Low High Pickup Weir 32.00
vi) Small Bore Tube well (SBTW) 645.00
vii) Medium Irrigation Scheme 10711.00
viii) Total 82474.56
Source:- PWD (WR) Department
9) AGRICULTURE, 2021-22 (2nd Advance estimate):

a) Production of crops :
i) Rice (MT) 8,73,405
ii) Wheat (MT) 57
iii) Sugar Cane (MT) 49,478
iv) Cotton (Bale=170 kg) 800
v) Jute (Bale =180 kg) 3,789
vi) Mesta (Bale =180 kg) 2,526
vii) Pulses (MT) (Kharif & Rabi) 18,227
viii) Oil seed (Kharif & Rabi) (MT) 12,997
ix) Maize (MT) 40,245
b) Agricultural Produce Market 21
c) Cropping Intensity (%) 191
d) Jhum Productivity (kg/ha) 1,060
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e) Cold Storage 16
i) Government 11
ii) Private 5
f) Kisan Credit Cards Distributed (Crop Loan) 55,743
g) Amount disbursed though KCC
( crop loan) (Rs. in lakhs) 30,709.50
h) Mango (MT)(P) 52610
i) Pineapple (MT)(P) 143307
j) Orange (MT)(P) 21880
k) Jackfruit (MT)(P) 135920
l) Banana (MT)(P) 110307
m) Litchi (MT)(P) 3281
n) Lime/Lemon (MT)(P) 24678
o) Papaya (MT)(P) 32663
p) Sapota (MT)(P) 618
q) Musambi (MT)(P) 2501
r) Guava (MT)(P) 3138
s) Dragon Fruit (MT) (P) 360
t) Coconut (MT) (P) 12911
u) Arecanut (MT) (P) 24868
v) Cashewnut (MT) (P) 304
w) Potato (MT) (P) 132674
x) Summer Vegetable (MT) (P) 306497
y) Winter Vegetable (MT) (P) 417212
z) Others Fruit (MT) (P) 19732
Source:- Agriculture & Horticulture Department.
10) AGRICULTURAL CENSUS, 2015-16:
a) SC-Operational Holdings 1,15,853
b) SC- Area Operated (in hect) 42330
c) ST-Operational Holdings 1,64,085
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d) ST-Area Operated (in hect) 1,24,557

e) Total Operational Holdings 5,86,512
f) Total Area Operated (in hect) 2,29,796
Source:- Land Records & Settlement Department.
11) FORESTRY, 2021-22 :

a) Total Forest Area (sq. km) 6294.287
b) Unclassified Government Forest (sq. km) 2116.874
c) Reserve Forest (sq. km) 3588.183
d) Proposed Reserved Forest (sq. km) 587.633
e) Protected Forest (sq. km) 1.597
f) Development Expenditure on Forestry
(Rs. in crore) 111.459
g) Revenue Earned (Rs. in crore) 21.346
h) Wildlife Sanctuary 4
i) National Park 2
j) Joint Forest Management Committees (JFMCs)
Families 93512
k) JFMCs 1052
l) Project Area of JFMCs (ha) 226525.07
m) Afforestation Area (ha) 8889.71
Source:- Forest Department.
12) RUBBER, 2021-22:

a) Total Area of Rubber (ha) 89264.23
b) Mature Area of Rubber (ha) 74605.13
c) Immature Area of Rubber (ha) 14659.10
d) Production of Rubber (MT) 93371.19
e) Rubber Productivity (kg/ha) 1288.56
Source:- Rubber Board, Zonal Office Agartala.
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13) FISHERIES, 2021-22 (P) :

a) Culture Area (ha) 30018.99
b) Capture Area (ha) 7878.76
c) Water Area for Pisciculture (ha) 28751.63
d) Production of Fish (MT) 82,000
e) Seed Production
i) Fish Seed (lakhs) 5000
ii) Prawn Seed (Government farm) (lakhs) 2.06
f) Fish Farmer’s Development Agencies 4
g) Fish Feed Plants 3
h) Fisherman Co-operative Societies 308
i) Self-help Groups 631
j) Soil and Water Testing Laboratories 27
k) Fish Feed Analysis Laboratories 3
l) Fish Health Investigation Centre 1
m) Pabda Hatchery 5
n) Prawn Hatchery 3
Source:- Fishery Department.
14) LAND ALLOTMENT, 2021-22:

a) Land allotted to Landless Families 6
b) Land allotted to Homeless Families 112
c) Land allotted to both Landless and Homeless Families 2
d) Area of land allotted to Landless Families (acres) 0.36
e) Area of land allotted to Homeless Families (acres) 6.65
f) Area of land allotted to both Landless and
Homeless Families (acres) 0.12
Source:- Revenue Department
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15) ANIMAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT,

2021-22 :
a) Veterinary Hospitals 16
b) Veterinary Dispensaries 63
c) Stock-man Sub-Centres 462
d) Artificial Insemination Centres 11
e) Government Veterinary Farms 31
f) Disease Investigation Laboratory 4
g) Feed Analytical Laboratory 1
h) Training Institute 1
i) Feed Mixing Plants 4
j) Production of Egg 31,91,12,766
k) Production of Milk (in kg) 21,70,86,600
l) Production of Meat (in kg) 5,40,91,964
m) Production of day old Chicks
(Government farms) 130010
n) Production of day old Ducklings
(Government farms) 33164
o) Production of Piglet (Government farms) 3419
p) Production of Rabbit Kid (Government farms) 430
q) Artificial Inseminated done 125402
r) Calf born 32989
s) Veterinary Medicine-Store 4
t) Per capita availability of milk/daily/ head (gram) -
u) Per capita availability of egg/year/head (Nos.) -
v) Per capita availability of meat/year/head (kg.) -
w) Production of egg (Government farm) Poultry - 521531
Duck - 138774
x) Production of Goat Kid (Government farm) 154
Source:- ARDD.
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16) CLASSIFICATION OF WORKER, CENSUS- 2011

a) Total Workers 14,69,521 (100%)
b) Cultivators 2,95,947 (20.14%)
c) Agriculture Labourers 3,53,618 (24.06%)
d) Household Industries 41,496 (2.82%)
e) Other Workers 7,78,460 (52.97%)
Source:- Census-2011
17) FOOD, CIVIL SUPPLIES & CONSUMER AFFAIRS,

2021-22 :
a) Fair Price Shops 1933
b) Average monthly requirement of Rice (PDS) (MT) 19750
c) Average monthly requirement of Wheat
(PDS) (MT) 3171.8
d) Average monthly requirement of Salt (PDS) (MT) 1850
e) Average monthly requirement of Sugar (PDS)(MT) 941
f) Average monthly requirement of Masoor Dal
(PDS) (MT) 941
g) Average monthly requirement of kerosene
Oil PDS (KL) 1700
h) LPG outlets in the State (including 6 LPG
Agencies of BSF / Assam Rifles/Military & CRPF) 82
i) LPG Consumers 8,67,719
j) APL Ration Cards 3,45,201
k) Priority Group Ration Cards 4,87,447
l) AAY Ration Cards 1,08,464
m) Total Ration Cards 9,41,112
n) Beneficiaries under ANP Scheme 5,740
o) Rationing Population in the State 37,11,106
p) State Food Godowns 136
q) Outlets for Petrol/Diesel in the State 98
Source:- Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs.
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18) EMPLOYMENT & MANPOWER STATISTICS, 2021-22:

a) Employment Exchanges
i) District Employment Exchange 5
ii) Special Employment Exchange for PwDs 1
b) Individual & Group Counseling at MCC/CC
Individual- 8,147
Group- 12,082
c) Employment Information & Assistant Bureau 7
d) Active job-seekers registered in the National
Career Service Portal (31st May 2022) 2,98,079
e) Career Counseling Programme (School)
[Outreach Programme] 59
f) Career exhibition at (School) [Outreach Programme] 12
g) Model Career Centre 3
h) Candidates recommended for employment by
Tripura Public Service Commission (TPSC) 375
a) UR 145
b) ST 165
c) SC 60
d) PH 5
i) Vocational Guidance Training Programme at MCC/CC
[in house programme] 8
j) Job-Fair 11
a) On-line 2
b) Off-line 9
k) On-line Coaching Centre for Competitive Exam 1
l) Publication of Career Leaflets 11
m) Number of Government Employees–as on
31-12-2021
a) Group-A 5,573
b) Group-B 4,011
c) Group-C 75,057
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d) Group-D 20,042
e) Total Employee 1,04,683
Source:- Employment Services & Manpower Planning, TPSC & Finance Department.
19) SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS-2013 :-

i) Total Enterprises 2,36,773
ii) Total Workers 4,04,024
Source: DES
20) INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE, 2021-22 :

a) Industrial Estates 5
b) Industrial Area 9
c) Public Sector Undertakings 4
d) Special Economic Zone 1
g) Integrated Infrastructure Development Center 3
h) Value of Export (Rs. in crore) 241.40
i) Value of Import (Rs. in crore) 767.00
Source:- Industries & Commerce Department.
21) FACTORIES & BOILERS 2021-22:

a) Registered Factories u/s 2m (i) 893
b) Registered Factories u/s 2m (ii) 9
c) Registered Factories u/s 85 20
d) Total Factories 922
e) Workers Employed in Registered Factories
u/s 2m (i) 62584
f) Workers Employed in Registered Factories u/s 2m (ii)530
g) Workers Employed in Registered Factories u/s 85 144
h) Total Workers employed in all Factories 63258
i) Non-tax Revenue collection Rs.58,57,306/-
j) New Registration of Factory 33
Approval of plan drawing to establish a Factory 38
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k) Approval of revised plan drawing 3

l) Renewal of Factory License 138
m) Inspection of Factories 489
n) New Boiler registration 1
o) Renewal of Boiler certificate 31
p) Inspection of Boiler 42
q) Safety Awareness programme conducted 136
r) Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav programme conducted 5
s) Prosecution launched 1
Source:- Factories & Boilers Organization.
22) HANDICRAFTS, 2021-22:

a) Production ( Rs. in crore)(aprox.) 3.65
b) Artisans 1,81,000
Source: Handloom, Handicraft & Sericulture Department
23) HANDLOOM, 2021-22:

a) Textiles produced (Million Sq. Mtr.) 11.10
b) Weavers (as per census 2018-19) 1,37,445
c) Value (Rs. in crore) Rs. 57.00
Source:- Handloom, Handicraft & Sericulture Department
24) SERICULTURE, 2021-22:

a) Production of Raw Silk (MT) 3.8
b) Production of Mulberry Cocoon (MT) 39.20
c) Area under Mulberry Plantation (acre) 519.7
d) Beneficiary 1213
Source:- Handloom, Handicraft & Sericulture Department.
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25) ELECTRICITY, 2021-22 :

a) Power generated (mu) 572.97
b) Power purchased (mu) 2625.48
c) Transmission Line (132 KV & 66 KV) (Ckt Km.)
as on 31-03-2022 980
d) Consumers 31-03-2022 9,53,045
e) Villages electrified 31-03-2022 1,178
f) Amount of Revenue earned (Rs. in crore) 630.04
g) Distribution Line (Ckt. Km) 31-03-2022 52,698
h) Proportion of Electrified Habitations (%) 31-03-2022 100
i) Villages Un-electrified 31-03-2022 Nil
j) Sub-Stations (Transmission & Distribution)
31-03-2022 17,324
k) Raid conducted against Theft of Power 1,315
l) Hook Line disconnected 4,654
m) Penalty realized (Rs.in lakh) 55.77
n) FIR lodged against Theft of Power 223
Source: TSECL
26) CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES,2021-22 :

a) Co-operative Societies 2984
b) Members (lakh) 8.45
c) Working capital (Rs. in crore) 4239.37
d) Societies per lakh Population 71.61
e) Women Co-operative Societies 232
f) Share Capital (Rs. in crore) 242.16
Source:- Registrar of Cooperative Societies
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27) RURAL DEVELOPMENT, 2021-22 :

a) Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee
Act (MGNREGA) 2021-21
i) Expenditure incurred (in lakhs)
(as per provisional UC): 109380.7
ii) Mandays generated (as per MIS
report 02-09-2022) 42617778
iii) Mandays generated for Schedule Tribe 21189911
iv) Mandays generated for Schedule Caste 6392200
v) Mandays generated for Others 15035667
vi) Household issued Job Card 661461
v) Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojona-Gramin
a) Target 217090
b) Sanction 157280
c) Completed 1661
d) Fund Received (Rs. in lakh) 150454.00
e) Fund Expenditure (Rs. in lakh) 11098.15
b) Achievement Report for National Rural Livelihood Mission
(NRLM) (SHGs), 2021-22
i) SHG Formed/Revived 7078
ii) Household Mobilized in SHG 58898
iii) Village Organization Formed 225
iv) Cluster Level Federation (CLF) Formed 8
v) SHGs Received Revolving Fund (RF) 4062
vi) Amount of Revolving Fund Provided to
SHGs (Rs. in lakh) 456.10
vii) SHGs Received Community Investment
Fund (CIF) 15532
viii) Amount of Community Investment Fund
(CIF) provided to SHGs (Rs. in lakh) 16004.6
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ix) SHGs Provided Bank Credit 15662

x) Amount of Bank Credit received by the
SHGs (Rs. in lakh) 21425
xi) Custom Hiring Centre established by SHG Village
Organization (VO) 152
C) Families Below Poverty Line
i) Percentage of BPL families in Rural as per
BPL Census, 2000 66.81
ii) Percentage of BPL families in Rural as per
Tendulkar Committee Report in 2004-05 44.50
iii) Percentage of BPL families in Urban as per
iv) Percentage of BPL families in All Tripura as per
v) Percentage of BPL families in Rural as per
vi) Percentage of BPL families in Urban as per
vii) Percentage of BPL families in All Tripura as per
Source:- R.D. (MGNREGA & NRLM)
28) ROAD AND TRANSPORT, 2021-22:

a) ROAD (PWD)
i) National Highway (km) -
ii) Other District Road (km) 461.00
iii) Village Road (RD & ADC) (km) (Provisional) -
iv) IBB Road (km) (Provisional) -
v) Village Road (PWD) (km) 12935.00
vi) State Highway (km) 1057.00
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vii) Major District Road (km) 0.00

viii) Black Topped Road (km) 12720.00
ix) Brick Soled Road (km) 1661.00
x) Earthen Road (km) 72.00
xi) Railway Road (km) -
xii) RCC Bridges 308
xiii) RCC Slab Culverts 3060
xiv) Box Culverts 2746
xv) Bailey Bridges 378
xvi) SPT Bridges 7
Source:- PWD (R&B) Department.
b) VEHICLES (TRANSPORT), 2021-22 :

i) Motor Cycle 33585
ii) LMV (Non-Transport) 3964
iii) LMV (Transport) 322
iv) Three Wheeler (Passenger Vehicle) 3477
v) Bus 18
vi) e-Rickshaw 1986
vii) Three Wheeler (Goods Vehicle) 311
viii) Goods Carrier 1868
ix) Ambulance 74
x) Construction Equipment Vehicle 55
xi) Others 223
Total 45883
Source:- Transport Department.
REVENUE COLLECTION REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2021-22

xv) Target (Rs. in crore) 111.6
xvi) Tax (in Rs.) 43,93,81,030
xvii) Non-Tax (in Rs.) 46,40,68,390
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xviii) Enforcement (in Rs.) 9,10,08,994
(xix) Total (in Rs.) 90,34,49,420
ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT CASES FOR THE YEAR 2021
(January to December)
xx) Fatal 181
xxi) Non-Fatal 288
xxii) Total 479
xiii) Killed 194
xiv) Injured 547
c) TRIPURA ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION, 2021-22
:
i) Fleets 35
(a) Bus 33
(b) Truck 2
ii) Routes operated 12
iii) Average daily passenger carried 180
iv) Passenger travelled by Helicopter service 412
v) Employees 206
Source:- TRTC
d) TRIPURA URBAN TRANSPORT COMPANY LTD., 2021-22:
i) Handed over to TRTC 50
ii) Buses under TUTCL 123
iii) Total buses on-Route 39
iv) Total buses off-Route 84

v) Fleets 39
vi) Routes Operated 13
vii) Average Daily Passengers Carries 5000 (Approx.)
Source:- Tripura Urban Transport Company Ltd.
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29) COMMUNICATION, 2021-22:

a) BSNL Telephone Exchanges 74
b) Mobile Connection 4,60,511
c) BSNL Telephone Connections (only landline) 12,251
d) Bharat Air Fiber 25
e) Broadband connections of BSNL 4,030
f) Cellular Towers of BSNL 840
g) Broadband on FTTH 7,899
h) Post Offices 711
Source:- BSNL & Post Office
30) BANKING, 2021-22 :

a) Branches of Nationalized Banks (except SBI) 164
b) Branches of SBI 69
c) Branches of Tripura Co-operative Banks 73
d) Branches of Tripura Gramin Banks 148
e) Bank Branches in Private Sector Banks 93
f) Total deposit (Rs in crore) Rs. 32,698.19
g) Total credit (Rs. in crore) Rs.18,545.95
h) CD Ratio of the State 57%
Source: Institutional Finance Department
31) SMALL SAVINGS, 2021-22 :

a) Target of Small Savings collection (Rs. in crores)
Rs.778.00
b) Gross collection (Rs. in crores) Rs.2989.12
c) Net collection (Rs. in crore) Rs.799.86
Source: Institutional Finance Department
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32) LIFE INSURANCE, 2021-22:

a) Policy Issued 1,09,936
b) Sum Assured (Rs. in crore) 6,250.37
c) First Premium Income (Rs. in lakh) 24,506.99
Source:- LIC
33) EDUCATION, 2021-22:

i) SCHOOL EDUCATION (including Madrassa)-2021-22
1. Type & management wise total no. of schools
i) Junior Basic schools 2522
ii) Senior Basic Schools 1226
iii) High schools 702
iv) H.S.(+2 stage) Schools 479
v) Total 4929
2. Enrolment in all Management
i) Pre-Primary 29683
ii) Primary (Classes I-V) 312398
iii) Upper Primary (VI-VIII) 179559
iv) Secondary (IX-X) 110536
v) Higher Secondary (XI-XII) 81686
vi) Total 713862
3. Management & level- wise Teacher in all
Management
i) Pre-Primary 153
ii) Primary 16148
iii) Upper Primary 7624
iv) Secondary 7159
v) Higher Secondary 5349
vi) Total 36433
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ii) HIGHER EDUCATION, 2021-22 :
a) Universities 3
b) National Institute of Technology (NIT) 1
c) Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) 1
d) General Degree Colleges 25
e) Engineering Colleges 2
f) Polytechnic Institutes 6
g) Medical Colleges 2
h) Professional Colleges (Art & Craft, Music, Law,
Nursing B.P.Ed) 18
i) B.Ed. Colleges 6
j) Pharmaceutical Institution 2
k) Agriculture College 1
l) Veterinary College 1
m) Fishery College 1
n) Paramedical College 1
o) Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering &
Technology (CIPET) 1
p) National Institute of Electronics & Information
Technology 1
q) Rashtriya Sanskrit Snasthan, Ekalavya Campus 1
r) Centre of National Forensic Science University 1
iii)PUBLIC LIBRARY, 2021-22:
a) Central Library 1
b) Branch Library 25
Source:- Secondary & Higher Education & State Central Library.
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34) SOCIAL WELFARE & SOCIAL EDUCATION, 2021-22 :

A. Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)
A. Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)
A.1 ICDS Projects- 56
A.2 Anganwadi Centres (AWCs) = Sanctioned - 10,145
Operational-9911
A.3.1 Total Children enrolled (6 months -6 years) in the
Anganwadi Centers 3,16,555
A.3.1.1 Children (6 months – 3 years) enrolled 1,40,168
A.3.1.2 Children (3 years -6 years) enrolled 1,76,387
A.3.2 Mother enrolled in the Anganwadi Centres 50,216
A.3.2.1 Pregnant mothers enrolled 32,304
A.3.2.2 Nursing mothers enrolled 17,912
A.4 Beneficiaries covered under Supplementary Nutrition
Programme (SNP) beneficiaries in AWCs
A.4.1 Children (6 months – 6 years) covered in the Anganwadi
Centers 3,16,555
A.4.1.1 Children (6 Months – 3 Years) 1,40,168
A.4.1.2 Children (3Years –6 Years) 1,76,387
A.4.2 Mothers covered in the Anganwadi Centers 50,216
A4.2.1 Pregnant mothers covered 32,304
A.4.2.2 Nursing mothers covered 17,912
B. Beneficiaries sanctioned under various
Social Security Pension Schemes Payment No.
benfs.
B.1 Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension
(IGNOAPS) 60-79 Yrs. 1,26,859
IGNOAPS (80 yrs & above) 12,478
B.2 Indira Gandhi National Widow Pension (IGNWPS) 17,838
B.3 Indira Gandhi National Disability Pension
(IGNDPS) (80% or above) 1,396
IGNDPS (100% Blind) 722
NSAP (Total) 1,59,239
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State Run Schemes

Sl. Name of Scheme. Payment No. benfs.
no.
B.4 State Old Age Pension 39,578
B.5 Widow & Deserted 61,149
B.6 Deserted Women 4,111
B.7 State Widow Pension scheme 886
B.8 Pension to Un-married women of the age
45 yrs & above 2,039
B.9 Blind & Handicap Pension 3,394
B.10 Allowance for 100% Blind 678
B.11 Un-Employment Allowance for 100% Blind 16
B.12 Pension to persons who lost 100% Eyesight 422
B.13 60% & above Disability Allowance 6,271
B.14 Pension to 80% & above Disable Person 2,396
B.15 Tripura Cobbler 103
B.16 Tripura Rickswapuller 934,
B.17 Bidi Sharamik 339,
B.18 Motor Shramik pension 526,
B.19 Laundry Workers 370,
B.20 Barber Workers 467
B.21 Handloom Workers 1,356
B.22 Fishermen 2,687
B.23 Greha Shahayika Bhata (GSB) 23,936
B.24 Tripura incentive to Girl Child 70,992
B.25 Social Pension Scheme for person living with HIV 1,692
B.26 Social Pension Scheme for Transgender 7
B.27 Social Pension Scheme for Grade- II Deformed
Leprosy Patients 17
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B.28 Social Pension for Cancer Patients 2,311

B.29 Folk Artistes 1,829
B.30 Carpenter 2,261
B.31 Blacksmith 217
B.32 Pottery 334
B.33 Schedules Castes traditionally connected with
sanitation work (Harijan) 104
B.34 Pradhan Samajpati 6
State Total 2,31,428
Grand Total 3,90,721
C Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS). Now named
as Child Protection Services (CPS)
C.1 Juvenile Justice Board set up in the Juvenile Justice
District Board covering all the 8 (eight) Districts.
C.2 Child Welfare Committee constituted in the covering 8
Districts Child Welfare Committee covering all the 8(eight)
Districts.
D Women Welfare activities and facilities
D.1 Laxmibai Memorial Working Women Hostel: 01
E Welfare of Senior Citizen
E.1 Mahatma Gandhi Old Age Home 01
E.2 Pensioners Awaas “ASHRAY” 01
F Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan)
F.1 Institute for Empowerment of Persons with Visual
Disabilities- Girls 01
F.2 Institute for Empowerment of Persons with Visual
Disabilities- Boys 01
F.3 Institute for speech Rehabilitation 01
F.4 Helen Keller Memorial Disable Rest House 01
F.5 Composite Regional centre (CRC) 01
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G Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY )

G.1 Beneficiaries are benefited under PMMVY schemes
during the year 11,899
G.2 Beneficiaries enrolled under PMMVY schemes since
inception. 94,775
H Scheme for Adolescent Girls (SAG)
H.1 Total Beneficiary under SAG (11-14 years out of
School) schemes during the year 2020-21 465
Source:- Social Welfare & Social Education Department
35) YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS, 2021-22 :

a) Football Stadium 1
b) Mini Football Stadium 62
c) Swimming Pool (Scientific) Nil
d) Swimming Pool 2
e) Cricket Stadium 1
f) Tennis Court 3
Medal winner:
i) National School Games
a) Gold Nil
b) Silver Nil
c) Bronze Nil
d) Total Nil
ii) Khelo India & other National/Inter-national Level Meet
a) Gold Nil
b) Silver 1
c) Bronze 2
d) Total 3
g) Sports School 2
h) State Adventure Institution 1
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i) State Yoga Institute 1

j) Youth Hostel 1
k) Indoor Stadium & Gymnasium Hall 1
l) Indoor Hall 1
m) Multipurpose Sports Hall 8
n) Regional College of Physical Education 1
o) Rock Climbing Centre 1
p) State NSS Cell 1
q) Sports Coaching Centre 208
r) Trainees in Coaching Centre 2600
Source:- Youth Affairs & Sports Department
36) HEALTH & HYGIENE, 2021-22 :

1) Hospitals
a) Allopathic Hospitals 23
b) Homeopathic Hospital 1
c) Ayurvedic Hospital 1
2) Primary Health Centre / Rural Hospital
a) Primary Health Centre (bed) 92
b) Primary Health Centre (Non-bed) 18
c) Urban Primary Health Centre 8
d) Total Primary Health Centre 118
e) Community Health Centre /RH 21
3) Sub-Centre
a) Sub-Centre (Allopathic) 999
b) Sub-Centre (Homeopathic) 73
c) Sub-Centre (Ayurvedic) 39
d) Satellite Dispensary (Allopathic) 8
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4) Allopathic Doctors
a) Allopathic Doctors under Government1084 (1061+23) (Re-
employment)
b) Allopathic Doctors under NHM 7
5) Homeopathic Doctors 17
a) Homeopathic Doctors under NHM 149
b) Homeopathic Doctors (under Ayush Mission) 6
6) Ayurvedic Doctors
a) Ayurvedic Doctors under Government 36
b) Ayurvedic Doctors under NHM 55
c) Ayurvedic Doctors (under Ayush Mission) 6
7) Dental Surgeon
a) Dental Surgeon under Government 52
a) Dental Surgeon under NHM 49
8) Government Nurses 2158
a) Nurses under NHM 28
9) Mid wives under NHM 29
10) Pharmacist- Allopathic
a) Pharmacist under Government 245
b) Pharmacist under NHM 93
11) Pharmacist- Homeopathic
a) Pharmacist Homeo under Government 60
b) Pharmacist Homeo under NHM 17
c) Pharmacist- Homeo under Ayush Mission 3
12) Pharmacist-Ayurvedic
a) Pharmacist-Ayur under Government 45
b) Pharmacist-Ayur under NHM 5
c) Pharmacist (Ayush) under Ayush Mission 2
14) Hospital bed 3239
15) Blood Bank 13
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16) Blood Storage Centre 7

17) Children age (6-59) months who are Anemic (%)
(NFHS-5)
64.3
18) Non- Pregnant women age 15-49 years who are
Anemic(%)
67.4
19) Pregnant women age 15-49 who are Anemic
(%)(NFHS-5)
61.5
20) Men age 15-49 who are Anemic (%)(NFHS-5) 36.9
21) Women who have comprehensive knowledge
of HIV / AIDS (%) (NFHS-5) 15.4
22) Men who have comprehensive knowledge
of HIV / AIDS (%) (NFHS-5) 30.0
Source :- Health Department.
37) FAMILY WELFARE, 2021-22 :

a) Family Welfare Centres/Clinic (MCH Clinic) 158
b) Total Sterilization conducted 2874
c) Intra Uterine Device Insertions done(IUD) 2570
d) Condom pieces distributed 1852966
e) Combined Oral Pill distributed 655340
f) MTPs (Public) conducted 4016
g) Current use of any Family Planning
Method (%), (NFHS-5) 71.2
h) Institutional Birth (%)(NFHS-5) 89.2
i) PHCs 118
j) CHCs 21
k) Sub-divisional Hospitals 14
l) District Hospitals 6
Source:- Family Welfare & PM Department
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38) INFORMATION & TOURISM, 2021-22:

a) Information –cum-facilitation 8
b) Loka Ranjan Sakhas 371
c) Reader corners 21
d) Newspapers:
i) Daily 24
ii) Weekly 38
iii) Fortnightly 1
e) Tourist visited
i) Indian (2020-21) 74344
ii) Foreigner (2020-21) 1
iii) Number of Tourist Lodge 31
iv) Number of Tourist Lodge run by TTDCL 14
v) Number of Tourist Information Centre 6
vi) Number of Cafeteria 13
vii) Number of Museum 2
viii) Number of Tourist Spot (State Government approved) 25
ix) Number of Rural Tourism Spot 4
x) Tourist Cottage 9
xi) Log Hut 16
xii) Tourist Booking Centre 2
xiii) Internet Connectivity in Tourist Lodge 7
xiv) Wi-Fi facility in Tourist Lodge 2
xxv) Registered Tour Operator/ Travel Agent 40
f) Category of Rooms
i) Total nos. of Beds under TTDCL runs Tourist Lodges
430
ii) AC Suit Rooms 10
iii) AC Double Rooms 76
iv) Double Deluxe Rooms 5
35
v) AC Single 2
vi) Non AC Double 47
vii) 3 Bedded Non AC 15
Viii) Dormitory Rooms 12
Source:- Tourism & ICA Department
39) POLICE & CRIME, 2021-22:

a) Police Stations 82
b) Murders 121
c) Dacoity 4
d) Burglary 142
e) Theft 343
f) Robbery 10
g) Kidnappings (Male) 18
h) Riots 99
i) Rape 154
j) Molestation 120
k) Kidnapping (Female) 91
l) Torture 340
m) Dowry Death 23
n) Others Women 31
o) Misc. Crime 3158
Source:- Director General of Police
40) FIRE ACCIDENTS, 2021-22 :

i) Fire calls 1707
ii) Special calls 3240
iii) Loss of human life by fire and other accidents 22
iv) Human life saved 3700
v) Property saved (Rs. in crore) 32.54
vi) Property lost (Rs. in crore) 67.80
vii)Fire Stations 50
Source:- Fire Service.
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41) SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALs

i) Overall Index Score (2020-21)
a) Tripura 65
b) India 66
c) Rank of Tripura 15
Source:- SDG India Index, 2020-21, NITI Aayog.
42) TRIPURA TRIBAL AREAS AUTONOMOUS DISTRICT

COUNCIL, 2021-22:
1. Area of TTAADC (in sq. km) 7,132.56
2. Distance between Khumulwng and Agartala (in km) 23
3. TTAADC constituencies 28
4. Members nominated by Governor 2
5. Total Elected Members 28
6. Schedule Tribe Members (Including Nominated) 27
7. Non–Schedule Tribe Members 3
8. Zonal Development Offices 8
9. SDM Offices in ADC areas 5
10. Block Office in ADC areas 23
11. Sub-Zonal Offices 44
12. Revenue Villages (Part -186) 424
13. Tehsils 209
14. Village Development Committees 587
15. Chief Engineer Office 1
16. SE Circle Office (PWD) 2
17. Executive Engineer PWD Division Offices 8
18. PWD Assistant Engineer Office -
a) PWD Civil 21
b) Electrical 2
c) DWS 1
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19. Executive Engineer RD Office 1

20. Assistant Engineer RD Office 1
21. Executive Engineer (Agri Engineering Wing) Office 1
22. Industrial Sale Counter 1
23. Industries Training Centre 18
24. Primary Markets 195
25. Regulated Markets 10
26. Agri Sub-Division 6
27. Horti Sub-Division 2
28. Primary Schools 1420
29. Senior Basic Schools 212
30. H.S(+2 Stage) Class XII Schools ( under control TTAADC) 1
31. Higher Secondary Schools in TTAADC areas 69
32. High Schools in ADC areas 243
33. Inspector of Schools 25
34. Assistant Inspector of Schools 72
35. English Medium Schools in TTAADC areas 104
36. Degree College 6
37. Information Technology Institute (ITI) in TTAADC area 4
38. CDPO Office 6
39. Sector Office of Social Education 51
40. ICDS Centre 1250
41. Lokranjan Sakha 151
42. S. F Office 4
43. Asstt. Director (ARDD) Office 4
44. Veterinary Hospital 4
45. Veterinary Dispensary 20
46. Veterinary Sub- Centre 144
47. Pig Farm 4
48. Poultry Farm 1
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49. DFO Office 3

50. Range Offices 14
51. Beet Offices 53
52. Hospitals 2
53. Health Sub-Centre 1
54. ARCH Offices 3
55. Co-operative Circle Offices 10
56. Sub-Divisional ICA Offices 4
57. Block Level ICA Offices 2
58. Tripura Gramin Bank Branch 46
59. Tripura Co-operative Bank Branch 24
60. SDPO 4
61. Police Station 24
Source: TTAADC.
43) Labour Department, 2021-22 :

a) Beneficiaries benefitted under Asangathita
Sramik Sahayika Prakalpa
28,036
b) Beneficiaries benefitted under Tripura Building
& 0ther Construction Workers Welfare Board 22,840
c) Beneficiaries benefitted under Tripura Building &
0ther Construction Workers Welfare Board Rs.
8,02,56,205/-
Source:- Labour Department.
44) CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS (CPI):

i) CPI for Middle Class Employees of Agartala
(Base: 1961=100), January, 2020 6896
ii) CPI for Agricultural Labourers in Tripura
(Base:1961=100), July, 2022 943
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iii) CPI for Industrial Workers in Tripura

(Base:2016=100), July,2022 322
iv) CPI for Industrial Workers (All India),
(Base:2016=100), July,2022 374
v) CPI for Rural Labour in Tripura (Base: 2016=100),
July,2022 967
vi) Consumer Price Index Number with 2012=100
(Tripura)
a) CPI for Rural in July, 2022 188.1
b) CPI for Urban in July, 2022 177.9
c) CPI for Combined in July, 2022 185.5
Source: DES, Labour Bureau & MoSPI.
Source : Directorate of Economics & Statistics

Government of Tripura, Agartala
www.ecostat.tripura.gov.in
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Officer and Staff of Research and Publication Unit associated

with the Publication

Sri Chiranjib Ghosh

Smt. Sangita Talapatra

Md. Humayun Kabir

Sri Sajal Das

Smt. Jayanti Roy.

Research & Publication Unit.

1) AREA & LOCATION

xv) Scheduled Caste Literacy Rate (%),

b) LIFE EXPECTANCY AT BIRTH (THDR-2007)

c) Total Fertility Rate (TFR), NFHS-5 (2019-20) 1.7

d) TENTATIVE DISTRICT-WISE POPULATION BASED

v) Male Literacy Rate (%) 89.80

iii) Female 2,04,791

e) SCHEDULE CASTE POPULATION,CENSUS 2011:

f) SCHEDULE TRIBE POPULATION,CENSUS 2011:

ix) Proportion of households having scooter/motorcycle/

3) A) ADMINISTRATIVE SET-UP 2021-22 :

B) PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTIONS, 2021-22 :

vi) Women Elected Member of Panchayat Samities 192

5) CLIMATE, 2021 (January to December):

6) GROSS / NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GSDP &

Source :- MOSPI & DES

7) PUBLIC FINANCE, 2022-23:

b) EXPENDITURE (Rs. in crore)

2. All central sponsored schemes: 5004.97

iii) Agriculture Department (ha) 3,594

9) AGRICULTURE, 2021-22 (2nd Advance estimate):

d) ST-Area Operated (in hect) 1,24,557

11) FORESTRY, 2021-22 :

12) RUBBER, 2021-22:

13) FISHERIES, 2021-22 (P) :

Source:- Fishery Department.

14) LAND ALLOTMENT, 2021-22:

Source:- Revenue Department

15) ANIMAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT,

16) CLASSIFICATION OF WORKER, CENSUS- 2011

17) FOOD, CIVIL SUPPLIES & CONSUMER AFFAIRS,

18) EMPLOYMENT & MANPOWER STATISTICS, 2021-22:

19) SIXTH ECONOMIC CENSUS-2013 :-

20) INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE, 2021-22 :

21) FACTORIES & BOILERS 2021-22:

k) Approval of revised plan drawing 3

Source:- Factories & Boilers Organization.

22) HANDICRAFTS, 2021-22:

Source: Handloom, Handicraft & Sericulture Department

23) HANDLOOM, 2021-22:

Source:- Handloom, Handicraft & Sericulture Department

24) SERICULTURE, 2021-22:

Source:- Handloom, Handicraft & Sericulture Department.

25) ELECTRICITY, 2021-22 :

26) CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES,2021-22 :

Source:- Registrar of Cooperative Societies

27) RURAL DEVELOPMENT, 2021-22 :

ix) SHGs Provided Bank Credit 15662

28) ROAD AND TRANSPORT, 2021-22:

vii) Major District Road (km) 0.00