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CONTENTS
Chapter One
Introduction
Chapter Two
Features of the Consumer Expenditure Survey
Chapter Three
Key Findings of NSS 66th Round Survey on Household

Consumer Expenditure
10
Detailed Tables
21
Appendix A
Concepts and Definitions
A-1 - A-4
Appendix B
Sample Design and Estimation Procedure
B-1 - B-9
Appendix C
Population Projections
Appendix D
Schedule 1.0
C-1
D-1 - D-42
Detailed Tables
1A-R, 1A-U
Per capita food, non-food & total expenditure and upper class limit for each
decile class of MPCEURP
all States and UTs
21 - 44
1B-R, 1B-U
decile class of MPCEMRP
all States and UTs
45 - 68
1C-R, 1C-U
decile class of MPCEMMRP
all States and UTs
69 - 92
2A
Break-up of average MPCEURP (absolute & percentage) by broad item group

all-India
93
2B
Break-up of average MPCEMRP (absolute & percentage) by broad item group

all-India
94
2C
Break-up of average MPCEMMRP (absolute & percentage) by broad item

group
all-India
95
3R, 3U
Monthly per capita quantity and value of consumption for food items,
all-India: MMRP estimates
96 103
4R, 4U
Monthly per capita quantity and value of consumption for non-food items,
all-India: MMRP estimates
104 - 115
NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10
Chapter One
Introduction
1.1 Background
1.1.1 The National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) conducts nationwide household consumer
expenditure surveys at regular intervals as part of its rounds, each round normally of a
years duration. The NSS surveys are conducted through interviews of a random sample of
households selected through a scientific design and cover practically the entire geographical
area of the country.
1.1.2 The household consumer expenditure survey (CES) is generally covered as one of the
main subjects of the NSS survey at quinquennial intervals. This provides a series of CESs.
The 66th round survey (July 2009 - June 2010) was the eighth such survey of this
quinquennial series, the seventh having been conducted during the 61st round (July 2004 June 2005). The key indicators on household consumption in India during 2009-10 based on
data collected through the 66th round of NSS are presented here.
1.2 Objective of the survey
1.2.1 The NSS consumer expenditure survey aims at generating estimates of household
monthly per capita consumer expenditure (MPCE) and its distribution separately for the rural
and urban sectors of the country, for States and Union Territories, and for different socioeconomic groups. These indicators are amongst the most important measures of the level of
living of the respective domains of the population. The distribution of MPCE highlights the
differences in level of living of the different segments of the population and is an effective
tool to study the prevalence of poverty and inequality. These numbers enable the apex
planning and decision-making process to allocate the nations resources among sectors,
regions, and socio-economic groups, and assess the inclusiveness of economic growth.
1.2.2 Besides measuring the household consumption level and its pattern, the CES has
another important use. To work out consumer price indices (CPIs) which measure the general
rise in consumer prices, one needs to know not only the price rise for each commodity group
but also the budget shares of different commodity groups (used as weights). The budget
shares as revealed by the NSS CES are being used to prepare the weighing diagram for
official of CPIs. More extensive use of NSS CES data is planned to have a weighing diagram
that uses a finer commodity classification, to prepare CPIs separately for rural and urban and
at sub-national level.
1.2.3 Apart from these major uses of the CES, the food (quantity) consumption data are used
to study the level of nutrition of different regions and disparities therein, and in studying
demand and supply of commodities. The budget share of a commodity at different MPCE
levels facilitates the compilation of consumption elasticity or responsiveness of demand.
Chapter One
1.3 Genesis of the CES

1.3.1 The quinquennial series: Beginning from the first round (1950-51) of the National
Sample Survey (NSS), data on household consumer expenditure were collected in every round
up to the 28th (1973-74). After the 26th round of the survey, the Governing Council of NSSO
decided that the surveys on consumer expenditure and employment-unemployment situation
might be undertaken together on a large scale once in every five years. Accordingly,
"quinquennial" surveys on consumer expenditure and employment-unemployment surveys
were conducted in the 27th, 32nd, 38th, 43rd, 50th, 55th, 61st and 66th rounds of NSS, at roughly
5-year intervals.
1.3.2 The annual series: In the mid-80s, the need for an annual series of data on consumer
expenditure began to be felt by planners and research workers. The Governing Council
therefore decided (i) that the quinquennial consumer expenditure-cum-employment surveys
would be carried on as before, and (ii) that every other round of NSS, starting from the 42nd
(1986-87), would include a smaller-scale consumer expenditure survey with 2 (increased to 4
from 1993 onwards) sample households per sample village/block with a slightly abridged
schedule of enquiry. For two decades thereafter, every round of NSS included either a CES of
the quinquennial series or a CES of the annual series. However, in two recent rounds of NSS
the 65th and the 67th there was no survey of consumer expenditure.
1.4 Reports of the 66th round CES
1.4.1 The results of NSS rounds are released in reports based on comprehensive tabulation
of subject parameters and indicators in various cross-classifications generated from the
Central sample 1 data. Corresponding to NSS 66th round quinquennial survey on household
consumer expenditure, the results are planned for release in seven reports. The tentative titles
of these reports are:
1. Level and Pattern of Consumer Expenditure, 2009-10
2. Household Consumption of Various Goods and Services in India, 2009-10
3. Public Distribution System and Other Sources of Household Consumption, 2009-10
4. Energy Sources of Indian Households for Cooking and Lighting, 2009-10
5. Nutritional Intake in India, 2009-10
6. Household Consumer Expenditure among Socio-Economic Groups, 2009-10
7. Perceived Adequacy of Food Consumption in Indian Households, 2009-10
1.5 Contents of this document
1.5.1
This document brings out the key results of NSS 66th round within a year of
completion of the field work for use in decision support, policy inferences and salient
analysis. It contains three chapters and four appendices. Following the present introductory
chapter (Chapter One), Chapter Two outlines the features of the Consumer Expenditure
Survey along with its conceptual framework and the architecture of the key indicators from
1
Refer to Chapter Two, paragraph 2.2.3.1.
Chapter One
the 66th round CES. A brief summary of the information contained in the key indicators is
presented in Chapter Three, followed by the State/UT and all-India tables of key indicators.
Appendix A contains the basic definitions and procedures followed in the survey and in this
document other than those discussed in Chapter Two. Appendix B gives details of the sample
design and estimation procedure followed. In order to facilitate computation of the absolute
figures of aggregated consumption in the population domain, the projected population at the
mid-year reference 1st January 2010 based on the population projections by the RegistrarGeneral of India are provided in Appendix C. Appendix D consists of the schedules of
enquiry (Schedule 1.0, Type 1 and Type 2) that were canvassed in the surveyed households.
1.5.2 The indicators presented in this document (separately for MPCEURP, MPCEMRP and
MPCEMMRP) 2 are
A.
B.
State-sectorwise and all-India-sectorwise

Deciles 3 (upper limits of decile classes) of the distribution of population by MPCE
Average MPCE by decile class of MPCE
Per capita food expenditure by decile class of MPCE
Per capita non-food expenditure by decile class of MPCE
All-India, sectorwise
Break-up of average MPCE (absolute and percentage) by broad item group (14 groups
of food items and 18 groups of non-food items)
Estimates of itemwise quantity4 and value of per capita consumption
1.5.3 Estimates of per capita monthly expenditure on food, non-food and total expenditure are
provided separately for rural and urban sectors at the state level as well as for all-India across
decile classes of MPCE. However, break-up of average MPCE by broad item group of food and
non-food items, and itemwise estimates of quantity and value of per capita consumption are
given at the all-India level.
1.5.4 The estimates of key indicators of household consumer expenditure are presented here
for all-India and for the States and UTs. The estimates of MPCEs are ratios and are expected
to be reasonably robust at national level and for larger States. While using the estimates for
smaller States, it may be kept in view that the sample for them may not be large enough for
getting sufficiently reliable estimates.
These are the three different estimates of MPCE generated by the 66th round consumer expenditure survey.
They are explained in detail in Chapter Two, Section 2.5.
3
Deciles and decile classes of the MPCE distribution are explained in Appendix A, paragraph 1.6, and also in
Chapter Three, paragraph 3.1.3.
4
Quantity estimates are provided for all items for which data on quantity consumed was collected.
Chapter Two
Features of the consumer expenditure survey
2.1 Schedules of enquiry
2.1.1 The household consumer expenditure schedule (Schedule 1.0) used for the survey
collected information on quantity5 and value of household consumption. To minimise recall
errors, a very detailed item classification was, as usual, adopted to collect information,
including 142 items of food, 15 items of energy (fuel, light and household appliances), 28
items of clothing, bedding and footwear, 19 items of educational and medical expenses, 51
items of durable goods, and 89 other items. The schedule also collected some other
particulars of each household member, such as age, sex and educational level.
2.1.2 The schedules of enquiry used were of two types. The two types had the same item
break-up but differed in reference periods used for collection of consumption data. Schedule
Type 1, as far as reference periods were concerned, was a repeat of the schedule used in most
quinquennial rounds. For certain categories of relatively infrequently purchased items,
including clothing and consumer durables, it collected information on consumption during
the last 30 days and the last 365 days. For other categories, including all food and fuel and
consumer services, it used a 30-days reference period. Schedule Type 2 used last 365 days
(only) for the infrequently purchased categories, last 7 days for some categories of food
items, as well as pan, tobacco and intoxicants, and last 30 days for other food items, fuel,
and the rest. This was in line with the recommendations of an Expert Group that had been
formed for the purpose of suggesting the most suitable reference period for each item of
consumption 6. The differences (in reference period) between Schedule Types 1 and 2 are
shown in Table T1.
Table T1: Reference periods used for collection of consumption data in Schedule 1.0, Type 1 and Type 2
Category
Item groups
Reference period for

Schedule Type 1
Schedule Type 2
Last 30 days
and Last 365
days
Last 365 days
Clothing, bedding, footwear, education, medical

(institutional), durable goods
II
Edible oil; egg, fish & meat; vegetables, fruits, spices,

beverages and processed foods; pan, tobacco & intoxicants
Last 30 days
Last 7 days
III
All other food, fuel and light, miscellaneous goods and

services including non-institutional medical; rents and taxes
Last 30 days
Last 30 days
For education, medical care, and some goods and services listed in the schedule as miscellaneous goods and
services, no data on quantity of consumption are collected in the NSS CESs.
6
See NSS Report no. 475; entitled Results of a Pilot Survey on Suitability of Different Reference Periods for
Measuring Household Consumption.
Chapter Two
2.1.3 Schedule Type 1 was canvassed in one half of the sample households and Schedule
Type 2 was canvassed in the other half 7.
2.2 Scope and coverage
2.2.1 Geographical coverage: The survey covered the whole of the Indian Union except (i)
(ii) interior villages of Nagaland situated beyond five kilometres of the bus route and (iii)
villages in Andaman and Nicobar Islands which remain inaccessible throughout the year.
However, although planned, no sample could actually be surveyed in the districts of Leh
(Ladakh), Kargil and Poonch of Jammu & Kashmir by NSSO.
2.2.2 Population coverage: The following rules were followed:
1. Floating population, i.e., persons without any normal residence, was excluded. But
persons residing in open space, roadside shelter, under a bridge, etc., more or less
regularly in the same place were covered.
2. Foreign nationals were excluded, as well as their domestic servants, if by definition
the latter belonged to the foreign national's household (see Appendix B for definition
of household). A foreign national who had become an Indian citizen for all practical
purposes was, however, covered.
3. Persons residing in barracks of military and paramilitary forces (like police, BSF etc.)
were kept outside the survey coverage. However, the civilian population residing in
their neighbourhood, including the family quarters of service personnel, was covered.
4. Orphanages, rescue homes, ashrams and vagrant houses were outside the survey
coverage. However, the persons staying in old age homes, the students staying in
ashram/hostels and the residential staff (other than monks/nuns) of these ashrams
were covered. Although orphans living in orphanages were excluded, the persons
looking after them and staying there were covered. Convicted prisoners undergoing
sentence were outside the coverage of the survey.
2.2.3 Sample size
2.2.3.1 First-stage units: As is usual in the regular NSS rounds, most States and Union
Territories participated in the survey: a State sample was surveyed by State Government
officials in addition to the Central sample surveyed by NSSO. For rural India, 7,524
villages formed the Central sample for this round. Of these, 7,428 villages were ultimately
surveyed. In the urban sector, the allocation for the Central sample was 5,284 blocks, of
which 5,263 were surveyed. This document is based on the estimates obtained from the
Central sample only.
2.2.3.2 Second-stage units: For the consumer expenditure survey, from each sample village
and urban block, two samples of 8 households each were selected for canvassing Schedule
7
There could be a very few cases where in the same household, both Type 1 and Type 2 schedules of Schedule
1.0 were canvassed due to some special situations while conducting actual survey in the field.
Chapter Two
Type 1 and Schedule Type 2. While selecting the households in each selected first-stage unit,
the second-stage stratification of households is in-built in the sample design. The features of
the sample design are given in Appendix C.
Table T2: Number of villages/blocks surveyed and number of households surveyed for Schedule 1.0
Type 1 and Type 2: NSS 66th round, Central sample
no. of fsus
no. of sample households
(villages/blocks)
Sch. Type 1
Sch. Type 2
surveyed
State/UT
rural +
rural +
rural
urban
rural
urban
rural
urban
urban
urban
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Andhra Pradesh
492
372
3928
2964
6892
3924
2951
6875
Arunachal Pradesh
140
76
1041
600
1641
1041
600
1641
Assam
328
104
2616
832
3448
2616
832
3448
Bihar
416
160
3299
1272
4571
3294
1270
4564
Chhattisgarh
188
92
1496
736
2232
1495
736
2231
Delhi
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
8
20
216
180
208
120
36
216
148
48
59
159
1719
1440
1660
842
285
1705
1180
381
901
444
3424
2620
2041
57
160
1720
1440
1660
808
287
1698
1180
382
865
447
3418
2620
2042
Jammu & Kashmir

Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
276
220
256
328
344
180
124
256
232
248
1445
1758
2036
2606
2731
1268
989
2034
1846
1966
2713
2747
4070
4452
4697
1446
1758
2038
2606
2734
1269
990
2037
1845
1973
2715
2748
4075
4451
4707
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
504
172
108
80
88
504
148
52
112
40
4015
1376
864
632
704
3980
1182
408
896
320
7995
2558
1272
1528
1024
4012
1376
864
632
704
3984
1182
408
896
320
7996
2558
1272
1528
1024
Orissa
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
372
196
324
76
416
132
196
196
20
416
2975
1560
2583
608
3320
1055
1555
1553
160
3318
4030
3115
4136
768
6638
2974
1558
2575
608
3319
1055
1557
1551
160
3320
4029
3115
4126
768
6639
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
A & N Islands
164
740
132
448
36
68
388
92
344
36
1312
5906
1048
3576
272
544
3087
731
2750
288
1856
8993
1779
6326
560
1311
5908
1045
3575
272
544
3086
730
2749
288
1855
8994
1775
6324
560
4
12
8
8
16
7524
36
12
8
16
56
5284
32
96
64
55
128
59119
273
96
64
128
448
41736
305
192
128
183
576
100855
32
96
64
55
128
59097
273
96
64
128
448
41697
305
192
128
183
576
100794
Chandigarh
Dadra & N. Haveli
Daman & Diu
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All-India
Chapter Two
2.2.3.3 Table T2 shows the numbers of villages and urban blocks allotted for survey and
actually surveyed, and, for each of the two schedule types, the numbers of rural and urban
sample households in which the consumer expenditure schedule was canvassed.
2.3 Conceptual framework
2.3.1 Reference period: The consumption of any good or service by a household or person
occurs in the form of a flow over time. The survey may need to record the volume of
consumption over a short period such as a day, or a long period such as a year. The time period
for which consumption is recorded is called the reference period. It may vary from item to item.
Because the respondents are asked to recall and report the volume of consumption, the
reference period is also called the recall period.
2.3.2 Household consumer expenditure: The expenditure incurred by a household on
domestic consumption during the reference period is the household's consumer expenditure.
Expenditure incurred towards productive enterprises of households is excluded from
household consumer expenditure. Also excluded are expenditure on purchase and
construction of residential land and building, interest payments, insurance premium
payments, payments of fines and penalties, and expenditure on gambling including lottery
tickets. Money given as remittance, charity, gift, etc. is not consumer expenditure. However,
self-consumed produce of own farm or other household enterprise is valued and included in
household consumer expenditure. So are goods and services received as payment in kind or
free from employer, such as accommodation and medical care, and travelling allowance
excluding allowance for business trips.
2.3.2.1 For articles of food (including pan, tobacco and intoxicants) and fuel, household
consumption is measured by the quantity of the article actually used by the household during
the reference period, irrespective of the expenditure incurred on it. For articles of clothing and
footwear, consumption by a household is considered to occur at the moment when the article is
brought into maiden or first use by any household member. The consumption may be out of (a)
purchases made in cash or credit during the reference period or earlier; (b) home-grown stock;
(c) receipts in exchange of goods and services; (d) any other receipt like gift, charity, borrowing
and (e) free collection. Home produce is evaluated at the ex farm or ex factory rate.
2.3.2.2 For evaluating household consumption of all other items, a different approach is
followed: the expenditure made by the household during the reference period for the purchase
or acquisition of goods and services, regardless of when the goods and services are used and by
whom, is considered as household consumption. However, for a few items of expenditure such
as rent, telephone charges, consumer taxes and railway season tickets, expenditure during the
month is recorded as the amount that was last paid divided by the number of months to which
the payment related.
2.3.2.3 It is pertinent to mention here that the consumer expenditure of a household on food
items relates to the actual consumption by the members of the household and also by the guests
during ceremonies or otherwise. Normally, transfers of food, fuel, clothing and footwear made
Chapter Two
by a household as charity, loan advance, etc. are not considered as consumption of that
household, since consumption out of all transfer receipts of these items have to be included.
However, meals prepared in a household and served to non-household members are an
exception to this rule. Meals prepared in the household kitchen and provided to the employees
and/or others would automatically get included in domestic consumption of employer (payer)
household. There is a practical difficulty of estimating the quantities and values of individual
items used for preparing the meals served to employees or others. Thus, to avoid double
counting, cooked meals received as perquisites from employer household or as gift or charity
are not recorded in the recipient household. As a general principle, cooked meals purchased
from the market for consumption of the members and for guests are also recorded in the
purchaser household. This procedure of recording cooked meals served to others in the
expenditure of the serving households leads to bias-free estimates of average per capita
consumption as well as total consumer expenditure.
2.3.2.4 All goods and services received as payment in kind or perquisites are included in the
consumption of the recipient household as goods and services received in exchange of services,
except for meals received from other households kitchens.
2.3.2.5 To simplify data collection, consumption of food processed in the home from one
item into another, such as milk converted into curd or butter, vegetables converted into
pickles, and rice converted into liquor are recorded in the survey against the primary or
ingredient item(s), such as milk, instead of the item in which form it is consumed (e.g. curd).
For some item groups such as intoxicants, this procedure leads to an underestimation of
consumption with a corresponding overestimation of the item groups of the major ingredients,
such as cereals.
2.3.3 Value of consumption: For items of food, pan, tobacco, intoxicants, fuel, clothing and
footwear, this term is not synonymous with expenditure incurred by the household on the item,
and the following rules of valuation are specified. Consumption out of purchase is evaluated at
the purchase price. Consumption out of home produce is evaluated at ex farm or ex factory rate.
Value of consumption out of gifts, loans, free collections, and goods received in exchange of
goods and services is imputed at the rate of average local retail prices prevailing during the
reference period.
2.4 Monthly per capita expenditure (MPCE)
2.4.1 Normally, the concept of per capita income or per capita (overall) expenditure, if
income data are not available is used for comparison of average living standards between
countries, between regions, and between social or occupational groups. For studies of poverty
and inequality within populations, however, average income or average expenditure is not
enough. One needs to assign a value that indicates level of living to each individual, or at least
to each household, in a population in order to know the level of inequality in living standards of
the population, or the proportion living in poverty.
Chapter Two
2.4.2 The NSS concept of MPCE, therefore, is defined first at the household level (household
monthly consumer expenditure household size). This measure serves as the indicator of the
households level of living.
2.4.3 Next, each individuals MPCE is defined as the MPCE of the household to which the
person (man, woman or child) belongs. This assigns to each person a number representing his
or her level of living. The distribution of persons by their MPCE (i.e., their household MPCE)
can then be built up, giving a picture of the population classified by economic level.
2.5 The three estimates of average and distribution of MPCE obtained from the 66th
round survey
2.5.1 From each sample household where Schedule Type 1 was canvassed, two measures of
MPCE emerged. This was because for each such household, there were two sets of data for
Category I items (see Table T1) last 30 days data and last 365 days data unlike items
of Categories II and III, for which only last 30 days was available. Thus there were two
ways of measuring household MPCE: one using last 30 days for all items, and the other
using last 365 days data for Category I items and last 30 days for the rest. The first
measure of MPCE is called MPCEURP (Uniform Reference Period MPCE) and the second,
MPCEMRP (Mixed Reference Period MPCE). From data on MPCEURP and MPCEMRP
(collected from households where Schedule Type 1 was canvassed), two alternative estimates
of the distribution of MPCE and average MPCE can be built up.
2.5.2 From each sample household where Schedule Type 2 was canvassed, a single measure
of MPCE emerged, as, for each item of consumption, data for only one reference period had
been collected. Since the reference period system used for Schedule Type 2 was only a slight
modification of the Mixed Reference Period (differing only in the reference period used for
Category II items), this measure of MPCE was called the MPCEMMRP (Modified Mixed
Reference Period MPCE). The estimates of the distribution of MPCE and average MPCE that
can be built up from Schedule Type 2 data are therefore called the estimates of MPCEMMRP.
Chapter Three
Key findings of NSS 66th round survey on household consumer expenditure
3.1 A note on the survey results
3.1.1 As explained in the previous section, in the 66th round CES, the data on household
consumption was collected with three reference periods of preceding 7 days, 30 days and 365
days for specified set of items of the consumption basket (please refer to Table T1, page 4).
The survey architecture involving alternative reference periods was evolved after the
empirical analysis in the past to capture consumption more appropriately, wherein it was
noted that the composition of reference periods in Schedule Type 2 meets the objective better
than Schedule Type 1, adopted in the previous quinquennial round (NSS 61st round). Thus the
NSS 66th round brings out three alternative estimates of MPCE. MPCEURP and MPCEMRP,
arrived at on the basis of Schedule (1.0) Type 1, provide estimates comparable with NSS 61st
round and MPCEMMRP is a new set of estimates based on Schedule (1.0) Type 2.
3.1.2 The detailed results presented in this document are mainly based on MPCEMMRP.
However, relevant indicators based on MPCEURP and MPCEMRP are also given for
comparability.
3.1.3 Besides the average MPCE, the survey results also provide distribution of population
over decile classes of MPCE. Thus the first decile class comprises the bottom 10 percent of
population in terms of MPCE and the top (10th) decile class comprises the top 10 percent of
population. These decile classes for rural and urban domains are separately arrived at for
MPCEURP, MPCEMRP and MPCEMMRP. Further, in addition to all-India decile classes, similar
State-specific decile classes are also derived and Statewise results are given for these classes
in the detailed tables.
3.2 Average MPCEMMRP
3.2.1 Average MPCE in 2009-10 was estimated as Rs.1053.64 in rural India and Rs.1984.46
in urban India (Table T3). Thus the per capita expenditure level of the urban population was
on the average about 88% higher than that of the rural population.
3.2.2 The poorest 10% of Indias rural population had an average MPCE of Rs.453. The
poorest 10% of the urban population had an average MPCE of Rs.599. (See Fig. 1.)
3.2.3 The top 10% of the rural population, ranked by MPCE, had an average MPCE of
Rs.2517 about 5.6 times that of the bottom 10%. The top 10% of the urban population had
an average MPCE of Rs.5863 about 9.8 times that of the bottom 10%.
3.2.4 Fig.2 shows average MPCEMMRP in rural and urban sectors of the major States of
India. In Table T4, the major States have been arranged in ascending order of average
MPCEMMRP in the rural sector. Among the major States, Kerala (Rs.1835) had the highest
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11
rural MPCE. It was followed by Punjab (Rs.1649) and Haryana (Rs.1510). In all other major
States, average rural MPCE was between Rs.750 and Rs.1250.
3.2.5 Average rural MPCE was lowest in Bihar and Chhattisgarh (around Rs.780), and also
low in Orissa and Jharkhand (around Rs.820), as well as in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya
Pradesh (around Rs.900).
3.2.6 Maharashtra (Rs.2437) and Kerala (Rs.2413) were the two major States with the
highest MPCE in the urban sector, followed by Haryana (Rs.2321). The other major States
with average urban MPCE higher than the all-India average were Andhra Pradesh (Rs.2238),
Punjab (Rs.2109) and Karnataka (Rs.2053).
Table T3: Average MPCEMMRP across decile classes of MPCEMMRP, all-India
rural India
decile class of
MPCEMMRP
(1)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
all classes
average
MPCEMMRP (Rs.)
(2)
452.98
584.40
675.35
760.79
848.07
944.35
1062.93
1220.59
1470.33
2516.69
1053.64
urban India
decile class of
MPCEMMRP
(3)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
all classes
average
MPCEMMRP (Rs.)
(4)
599.27
830.96
1011.84
1196.08
1397.99
1633.42
1930.96
2329.87
3050.69
5863.25
1984.46
3.2.7 Urban MPCE was lowest in Bihar (Rs.1238). No other major State had urban MPCE
below Rs.1500. Orissa, Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand all had average MPCE between Rs.1545
and Rs.1585. In Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, average MPCE was between
Rs.1645 and Rs.1670.
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3.2.8 Average urban MPCE was only 28% higher than average rural MPCE in Punjab, only
31% higher than average rural MPCE in Kerala, and only 41% higher in Rajasthan. In
Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh, on the other hand, average urban MPCE was around 110%
higher than average rural MPCE. In West Bengal and Karnataka, too, per capita expenditure
in the urban sector was more than double that in the rural. 8
Table T4: Average MPCEMMRP and food share: major States
State
(1)
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Orissa
Jharkhand
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
West Bengal
Assam
Karnataka
All-India
Gujarat
Maharashtra
Tamil Nadu
Rajasthan
Andhra Pradesh
Haryana
Punjab
Kerala
8
average
MPCE
(Rs.)
(2)
780
784
818
825
899
903
952
1003
1020
1054
1110
1153
1160
1179
1234
1510
1649
1835
rural
per capita
food exp.
(Rs.)
(3)
505
456
507
503
521
504
604
646
577
600
640
623
635
647
717
815
795
843
% share of
food in cons.
exp.
(4)
64.7
58.2
61.9
60.9
57.9
55.8
63.5
64.4
56.5
57.0
57.7
54.0
54.7
54.8
58.1
54.0
48.2
45.9
average
MPCE
(Rs.)
(5)
1238
1647
1548
1584
1574
1666
1965
1755
2053
1984
1909
2437
1948
1663
2238
2321
2109
2413
urban
per capita
food exp.
(Rs.)
(6)
655
720
749
816
728
694
907
929
869
881
882
999
876
798
1002
1001
933
970
Abbreviations used for State names in Fig.2 have been explained on page 13.
% share of
food in cons.
exp.
(7)
52.9
43.7
48.4
51.5
46.3
41.7
46.2
52.9
42.3
44.4
46.2
41.0
45.0
48.0
44.8
43.1
44.3
40.2
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13
3.3 Median and deciles of the MPCEMMRP distribution

3.3.1 Table T5 (R & U) shows the first to ninth deciles (including the median, which is the
5th decile) of the rural and urban MPCEMMRP distributions in India and its States.
3.3.2 While average rural MPCE was Rs.1054, the median level of rural MPCE was Rs.895
half the rural population belonged to households with MPCE below this level (Table T5-R).
3.3.3 In urban India, where average MPCE was Rs.1984, the median level of MPCE was
Rs.1502 half the urban population had MPCE below this level (Table T5-U).
3.3.4 Nearly 40% of the rural population of India had MPCE below Rs.800 and about 60%
had MPCE below Rs.1000. About 10% had MPCE above Rs.1650.
3.3.5 About 70% of the urban population of India had MPCE above Rs.1100, nearly 30%
had MPCE above Rs.2100, and 20% had MPCE above Rs.2600.
3.3.6 In Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Bihar, less than 50% of the rural population had
MPCE above Rs.710. More than 70% of the rural population of Jharkhand and Orissa had
MPCE below Rs.900, the percentage being still higher in Chhattisgarh and Bihar.
3.3.7 The percentage of rural population with MPCE above Rs.1000 exceeded 70% in
Haryana and Punjab, while in Kerala 80% of the rural population had MPCE exceeding
Rs.977.
3.3.8 Only 10% of the urban population of Punjab and Haryana, and only a slightly higher
percentage in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, had MPCE below Rs.850, compared to a little less
than 30% in Jharkhand and over 40% in Bihar.
3.4 Share of food in consumer expenditure (MMRP)
3.4.1 Per capita food expenditure in rural India as a whole was estimated at Rs.600 for rural
India and Rs.881 for urban India (Table T4). This means that the share of food in consumer
expenditure was 57% in rural India and 44.4% in urban India. It is seen that in rural India, the
food share ranges from under 46% in Kerala to 64-65% in Bihar and Assam. In the urban
sector, the food share ranges from 40.2% in Kerala to nearly 53% in Bihar and Assam. Also,
States with low average MPCE tend to have a higher share of food in total consumer
expenditure.
Abbreviations used for State names in Fig. 2, page 12:
AP
ASM
BHR
CTG
GUJ
HAR
Andhra Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Gujarat
Haryana
JHK
KTK
KRL
MP
MAH
ORS
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Orissa
PUN
RAJ
TN
UP
WB
IND
Punjab
Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
India
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Table T5-R: First to ninth deciles of distribution of MPCEMMRP in the rural sector: States and all-India
State
(1)
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Orissa
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
all-India
D1
(2)
647
686
576
466
429
986
1102
620
749
842
791
494
583
846
456
623
718
722
739
984
425
813
682
712
602
713
514
715
538
537
D2
(3)
759
822
656
535
517
1086
1417
719
891
935
914
560
652
977
538
763
780
796
887
1089
516
966
784
829
728
820
590
813
632
631
D3
(4)
861
951
741
592
581
1429
1672
808
1035
1043
997
599
713
1135
608
858
838
892
966
1175
581
1079
844
932
827
897
660
902
713
718
D4
(5)
959
1065
815
653
626
1575
1775
872
1154
1153
1102
648
800
1270
674
938
894
944
1076
1262
641
1221
927
1016
903
989
722
993
782
804
Deciles
D5
(6)
1058
1231
904
709
706
1724
1981
971
1270
1283
1202
702
878
1451
762
1045
963
1012
1181
1387
716
1365
1003
1103
1002
1054
795
1086
867
895
D6
(7)
1180
1448
1012
776
763
1782
2050
1105
1460
1448
1322
783
977
1640
849
1143
1027
1084
1269
1459
790
1544
1107
1221
1112
1135
875
1200
943
1001
D7
(8)
1355
1770
1121
864
848
2281
2256
1210
1668
1642
1525
890
1114
1913
978
1265
1108
1184
1422
1590
899
1753
1218
1373
1270
1269
971
1395
1040
1133
D8
(9)
1510
2151
1283
966
988
2812
2659
1390
1921
1932
1730
1018
1307
2312
1169
1424
1239
1345
1572
1729
1061
2071
1386
1616
1464
1460
1110
1639
1171
1322
D9
(10)
1904
2780
1550
1165
1243
3214
2979
1638
2358
2436
1941
1373
1589
3249
1458
1707
1399
1564
1849
2033
1337
2636
1666
2058
1787
1760
1341
2349
1447
1653
avg MPCE
(MMRP) (Rs.)
(11)
1233.76
1545.92
1003.28
780.15
783.57
2068.49
2065.01
1109.76
1509.91
1535.75
1343.88
825.15
1020.40
1835.22
902.82
1152.79
1027.24
1109.87
1262.25
1475.65
818.47
1648.92
1179.40
1321.46
1159.69
1176.17
899.10
1747.41
952.32
1053.64
Rural
estd. no. of
no. of
hhs (00)
sample hhs
(12)
(13)
148374
3924
1706
1041
48810
2616
142999
3294
40353
1495
2021
57
2301
160
65945
1720
31782
1440
12960
1660
11938
1446
42264
1758
76532
2038
56673
2606
98447
2734
124261
4012
3069
1376
4114
864
937
632
1509
704
73798
2974
31740
1558
87698
2575
1195
608
98327
3319
6818
1311
252276
5908
17813
1045
137303
3575
1626461
59097
The kth decile is the level of MPCE below which 10k% of the rural population lies; k=1 to 9. The deciles may also be called the 10th, 20th, ... , 90th percentiles.
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15
Table T5-U: First to ninth deciles of distribution of MPCEMMRP in the urban sector: States and all-India
State
(1)
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Orissa
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
all-India
D1
(2)
872
797
674
542
649
1081
1215
830
851
925
865
616
781
830
601
889
641
762
840
988
620
848
712
988
822
838
606
726
733
733
D2
(3)
1061
1033
835
649
898
1264
1544
1006
1147
1130
1025
735
1009
1082
753
1120
804
1068
1265
1063
769
1077
878
1523
1008
958
720
877
890
926
D3
(4)
1250
1196
1048
768
1036
1527
1900
1144
1415
1322
1175
857
1210
1264
917
1330
872
1207
1509
1294
869
1254
1032
1684
1182
1148
848
1070
1030
1101
D4
(5)
1434
1384
1205
845
1232
1842
1988
1353
1615
1763
1309
1053
1433
1547
1067
1518
929
1350
1699
1474
1001
1452
1223
1883
1366
1322
982
1240
1224
1293
Deciles
D5
(6)
1652
1645
1426
943
1397
2127
2247
1604
1926
2060
1452
1230
1690
1751
1238
1778
989
1475
1845
1722
1173
1695
1359
1932
1540
1509
1127
1425
1435
1502
D6
(7)
1938
1872
1747
1149
1554
2506
2555
1911
2057
2392
1643
1482
1919
2018
1478
2061
1040
1611
1981
1856
1381
1934
1558
2193
1818
1782
1317
1682
1722
1773
D7
(8)
2340
2284
1918
1308
1749
3178
2954
2199
2394
2986
1875
1666
2219
2477
1806
2483
1126
1869
2128
2065
1623
2275
1779
2472
2105
1983
1574
1975
2006
2097
D8
(9)
2920
2769
2311
1584
2224
3802
3529
2622
3031
3656
2181
2036
2593
3074
2244
3164
1335
2044
2442
2536
1939
2805
2216
2587
2578
2369
1985
2410
2576
2603
D9
(10)
4133
3307
3330
2143
2716
4984
4295
3290
4321
4664
3049
3060
3725
4175
3056
4549
1640
2452
3022
3054
2849
3727
2974
2834
3507
3359
2770
3228
3690
3665
avg MPCE
(MMRP) (Rs.)
(11)
2237.60
1946.78
1754.70
1237.54
1647.32
2654.46
2644.38
1909.06
2321.49
2653.88
1759.45
1583.75
2053.24
2412.58
1665.77
2436.75
1105.89
1628.72
1947.19
1861.71
1548.36
2108.79
1663.08
2150.28
1947.61
1871.09
1573.91
1744.92
1964.78
1984.46
Urban
estd. no. of
no. of
hhs (00)
sample hhs
(12)
(13)
60162
2951
515
600
6854
832
18097
1270
8564
736
29020
808
1015
287
47241
1698
15324
1180
1537
382
4040
1269
11002
990
48084
2037
20532
1845
32234
1973
97279
3984
1161
1182
896
408
752
896
599
320
12759
1055
18934
1557
30579
1551
216
160
82035
3320
1587
544
71435
3086
5012
730
49559
2749
681770
41697
The kth decile is the level of MPCE below which 10k% of the urban population lies; k=1 to 9. The deciles may also be called the 10th, 20th, ... , 90th percentiles.
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3.5 Trends in level of consumption in monetary and real terms

3.5.1
Trends from MPCEURP estimates
3.5.1.1
Table T6 below shows estimates of all-India average MPCEURP from four
quinquennial surveys of consumer expenditure including the 66th round survey. (URP
estimates cannot be obtained from the 55th round quinquennial survey.) For rural India, real
MPCE (measured using a price deflator with 1987-88 as base) is seen to have grown from
Rs.158.10 in 1987-88 to Rs.187.79 in 2009-10 an increase of only 19% over 22 years. In
urban India there has been a substantially higher growth in real MPCE (obtained using a
similar deflator with base 1987-88) from Rs.249.92 in 1987-88 to Rs.355.03 in 2007-08
an increase of 42% in the 22 year-period since 1987-88. The growth in urban MPCE over the
16-year period since 1993-94 has been about 34%.
Table T6: Growth in MPCEURP at current and constant prices since 1987-88, all-India
year
characteristic
1987-88
(1)
1993-94
2004-05
2009-10
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
MPCE: rural (Rs.): current prices
158.10
281.40
558.78
927.70
Price deflator for rural sector*
100
176
319
494
MPCE: rural (Rs.): base 1987-88
158.10
159.89
175.17
187.79
MPCE: urban (Rs.): current prices
249.92
458.04
1052.36
1785.81
Price deflator for urban sector#
100
173
338
503
MPCE: urban (Rs.): base 1987-88
249.92
264.76
311.35
355.03
*derived from CPI for agricultural labourers with base 1986-87=100

#derived from CPI for urban non-manual employees with base 1984-85=100
3.5.2 Trends from MPCEMRP estimates

3.5.2.1 While Table T6 above gives estimates obtained by the URP method, a corresponding
table of estimates of MPCE obtained by the MRP method at current and constant prices is
shown below (Table T7). For 1987-88, MRP estimates are not available. In terms of the MRP
estimates, MPCE in rural India has grown from Rs.162.56 in 1993-94 to Rs.192.93 in 200910 that is, by about 19% in 16 years 9. Urban MPCE has grown from Rs.268.38 in 1993-94
to Rs.368.99 in 2009-10 a growth of 37% over the 16-year period since 1993-94.
Over the same period, the growth of rural MPCE computed using the URP estimates (Table 3.4) comes to
about 17%.
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Table T7: Growth in MPCEMRP at current and constant prices since 1993-94, all-India
year
characteristic
1993-94
(1)
1999-2000
(2)
2004-05
2009-10
(4)
(5)
(3)
MPCE: rural (Rs.): current prices
286.10
486.16
579.17
953.05
Price deflator for rural sector*
176
271
319
494
MPCE: rural (Rs.): base 1987-88
162.56
179.39
181.56
192.93
MPCE: urban (Rs.): current prices
464.30
854.92
1104.60
1856.01
Price deflator for urban sector#
173
279
338
503
MPCE: urban (Rs.): base 1987-88
268.38
306.42
326.80
368.99
*derived from CPI for agricultural labourers with base 1986-87=100

#derived from CPI for urban non-manual employees with base 1984-85=100
3.5.3 Ranking of States by MPCEMRP 66th and 61st round results

3.5.3.1 Table T8 shows the rankings of the major States of India by rural and urban
MPCEMRP from the 66th and 61st round surveys of consumer expenditure.
Table T8: Rankings of major States by rural and urban MPCEMRP from the 66th round (2009-10)
and the 61st round (2004-05) of NSS
Rural
Urban
State
Ranking by MPCEMRP
(highest =1)
State
Ranking by MPCEMRP
(highest =1)
2009-10
2004-05
2009-10
2004-05
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Kerala
Punjab
Haryana
Andhra Pradesh
Gujarat
Maharashtra
Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu
Karnataka
Assam
West Bengal
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Jharkhand
Orissa
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
1
2
3
5
4
8
7
6
11
9
10
12
13
16
17
14
15
Kerala
Maharashtra
Punjab
Karnataka
Andhra Pradesh
Haryana
Gujarat
West Bengal
Tamil Nadu
Assam
Rajasthan
Madhya Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh
Orissa
Jharkhand
Chhattisgarh
Bihar
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
1
3
2
8
10
5
4
7
6
9
13
14
15
16
11
12
17
18
Chapter Three
3.5.3.2 It is seen from Table T8 that in the rural sector, the top three States as determined by
the 61st round survey have retained their positions in the 66th round and that no State has
undergone a change in rank of more than 2. In the urban sector, on the other hand, the ranks
of four States have altered by 4 or more, and only the ranks of the top and bottom States have
remained unchanged.
3.6 Trends in pattern of consumption
3.6.1 Table T9 shows changes in percentage composition of MPCEURP (or in aggregate
consumer expenditure) as shown by the 5 quinquennial surveys beginning with 1987-88. The
share of food is seen to have declined by about 10 percentage points to 53.6% in the rural
sector and by about 16 percentage points to 40.7% in the urban sector over a 22-year period.
Since the last quinquennial survey (held 5 years previously), the share of food has fallen by
about 1 percentage points in rural India and nearly 2 percentage points in urban India.
Table T9: Trends in percentage composition of consumer expenditure since 1987-88
rural
item group
urban
share in total consumer expenditure in

1999- 2004- 2009- 1987- 1993- 19992000*
05
10
88
94
2000*
198788
199394
200405
200910
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
cereals
26.3
24.2
22.2
18.0
15.6
15.0
14.0
12.4
10.1
9.1
gram
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
cereal substitutes
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
pulses & products
4.0
3.8
3.8
3.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.7
3.4
3.0
2.8
2.1
2.7
milk & products
8.6
9.5
8.8
8.5
8.6
9.5
9.8
8.7
7.9
7.8
edible oil
5.0
4.4
3.7
4.6
3.7
5.3
4.4
3.1
3.5
2.6
egg, fish & meat
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.3
3.5
3.6
3.4
3.1
2.7
2.7
vegetables
5.2
6.0
6.2
6.1
6.2
5.3
5.5
5.1
4.5
4.3
fruits & nuts
1.6
1.7
1.7
1.9
1.6
2.5
2.7
2.4
2.2
2.1
sugar
2.9
3.1
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
1.6
1.5
1.5
salt & spices
2.9
2.7
3.0
2.5
2.4
2.3
2.0
2.2
1.7
1.5
beverages, etc.
3.9
4.2
4.2
4.5
5.6
6.8
7.2
6.4
6.2
6.3
64.0
3.2
63.2
3.2
59.4
2.9
55.0
2.7
53.6
2.2
56.4
2.6
54.7
2.3
48.1
1.9
42.5
1.6
40.7
1.2
food total
pan, tobacco, intox.
fuel & light
7.5
7.4
7.5
10.2
9.5
6.8
6.6
7.8
9.9
8.0
clothing & bedding
6.7
5.4
6.9
4.5
4.9
5.9
4.7
6.1
4.0
4.7
footwear
1.0
0.9
1.1
0.8
1.0
1.1
0.9
1.2
0.7
0.9
14.5
17.3
19.6
23.4
24.0
23.2
27.5
31.3
37.2
37.8
3.1
2.7
2.6
3.4
4.8
4.1
3.3
3.6
4.1
6.7
misc. g. & services

durable goods
non-food total
total expenditure
36.0
36.8
40.6
45.0
46.4
43.6
45.3
51.9
57.5
59.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
*URP estimates shown except for 1999-2000, for which only MRP estimates are available.
3.6.2 Cereals have registered the largest decline in share among all the item groups from
26.3% to 15.6% in rural India and from 15% to 9% in urban India. In the urban sector,
Chapter Three
19
practically all the food groups have suffered a decline in share. For the rural sector,
beverages, etc. show a distinct rise in share, while pulses, edible oil, sugar, and salt and
spices show a fall, and for other groups, the evidence is not very conclusive.
3.6.3 Pan, tobacco and intoxicants exhibit a distinct downward trend, especially in urban
areas, while fuel and light appear to show an increase in share in the last decade, especially in
urban India, clothing and bedding show an overall fall, and the share of durable goods
appears to be picking up. The greatest gainer in share of expenditure is clearly the
miscellaneous goods and services category (including education and medical care). The
share of this group has soared (growing by around 70% of its level in 1987-88) from 14.5%
to 24% in rural India and from 23.2% to 37.8% in urban India.
3.6.4 The details of consumption by item group of food and non-food are given in Tables
2A, 2B and 2C (pages 93-95) for URP, MRP and MMRP. For MMRP, additionally, itemlevel consumption estimates both quantity and value of per capita consumption are given
in Tables 3R and 3U (pages 96-103) for each food item appearing in Schedule 1.0 and in
Tables 4R and 4U (pages 104-115) for each non-food item.
3.7 Comparative picture of URP, MRP and MMRP estimates of MPCE: major States
3.7.1 The three estimates of MPCE for rural and urban sectors of the major States are shown
in Table T10 for purposes of comparison. Fig. 3 shows all-India rural and urban MPCE
according to the three different reference period systems.
20
Chapter Three
Table T10: Average MPCE by State and sector using different reference period systems, 2009-10
Average MPCE (Rs.)
State
Rural
MPCEURP
(1)
Urban
MPCEMRP MPCEMMRP
MPCEURP
MPCEMRP MPCEMMRP
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
1020.14
1090.28
1233.76
1982.23
2015.44
2237.60
Assam
863.47
866.57
1003.28
1540.27
1604.06
1754.70
Bihar
681.03
689.37
780.15
1092.33
1096.56
1237.54
Chhattisgarh
689.91
685.89
783.57
1352.45
1370.31
1647.32
Gujarat
994.92
1065.40
1109.76
1859.01
1914.17
1909.06
Haryana
1393.59
1423.27
1509.91
1898.18
2008.16
2321.49
Jharkhand
732.33
724.22
825.15
1390.87
1442.06
1583.75
Karnataka
806.54
887.86
1020.40
1716.38
2060.32
2053.24
1850.68
1763.14
1835.22
2663.45
2267.16
2412.58
796.59
802.79
902.82
1469.35
1529.82
1665.77
Andhra Pradesh
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
1010.93
1048.41
1152.79
2231.98
2251.44
2436.75
Orissa
682.80
715.59
818.47
1425.41
1468.84
1548.36
Punjab
1479.80
1565.53
1648.92
1992.68
2072.11
2108.79
Rajasthan
1004.48
1035.15
1179.40
1669.50
1576.60
1663.08
Tamil Nadu
968.44
1017.07
1159.69
1678.69
1794.52
1947.61
Uttar Pradesh
828.67
832.18
899.10
1364.99
1512.16
1573.91
West Bengal
855.10
857.77
952.32
1735.66
1801.03
1964.78
All-India
927.70
953.05
1053.64
1785.81
1856.01
1984.46
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21
Table 1A-R: Per capita food, non-food & total expenditure and upper class limit for each decile
class of MPCEURP
Rural
decile class of MPCE
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
per capita expenditure (Rs.) on
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Andhra Pradesh
0 - 10%
505
279.27
139.61
418.88
253
10 - 20%
605
360.17
199.63
559.80
293
20 - 30%
700
419.77
233.20
652.97
350
30 - 40%
780
461.21
276.95
738.16
333
40 - 50%
862
515.78
308.64
824.43
313
50 - 60%
958
555.50
348.92
904.42
356
60 - 70%
1074
594.07
415.48
1009.55
363
70 - 80%
1258
673.78
482.27
1156.05
469
80 - 90%
1593
743.15
653.46
1396.61
516
90 - 100%
1115.57
1425.03
2540.60
682
all classes
571.82
448.32
1020.14
3928
0 - 10%
571
273.91
167.58
441.49
63
10 - 20%
693
373.75
274.29
648.05
75
20 - 30%
797
415.21
326.14
741.36
87
30 - 40%
920
482.59
366.59
849.18
91
40 - 50%
1010
475.69
493.17
968.86
83
50 - 60%
1160
596.14
487.40
1083.54
96
60 - 70%
1391
624.39
635.68
1260.07
116
70 - 80%
1774
699.90
875.02
1574.93
136
80 - 90%
2481
847.32
1183.88
2031.19
125
90 - 100%
1127.34
2522.29
3649.63
169
all classes
591.76
734.02
1325.78
1041
0 - 10%
489
306.33
126.13
432.46
184
10 - 20%
559
373.71
149.07
522.78
212
20 - 30%
610
388.71
197.10
585.82
209
30 - 40%
673
441.98
199.46
641.44
236
40 - 50%
735
479.82
224.46
704.28
254
50 - 60%
822
525.28
246.77
772.05
237
60 - 70%
912
549.73
316.68
866.41
237
70 - 80%
1042
618.57
351.97
970.54
278
80 - 90%
1303
685.56
468.81
1154.36
349
90 - 100%
890.85
1092.56
1983.42
420
all classes
526.09
337.38
863.47
2616
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
NSS KI(66/1.0):Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10
22
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Bihar
0 - 10%
387
229.19
98.03
327.22
171
10 - 20%
449
286.01
134.32
420.33
214
20 - 30%
498
321.31
149.00
470.32
200
30 - 40%
554
346.00
180.20
526.21
303
40 - 50%
622
384.53
204.28
588.81
318
50 - 60%
675
394.79
252.03
646.82
282
60 - 70%
763
455.23
260.61
715.84
368
70 - 80%
849
482.87
320.88
803.76
314
80 - 90%
1047
531.56
397.16
928.72
455
90 - 100%
679.54
703.69
1383.22
674
all classes
411.06
269.97
681.03
3299
0 - 10%
337
185.26
116.23
301.49
80
10 - 20%
406
251.14
130.06
381.20
83
20 - 30%
462
268.15
168.34
436.49
95
30 - 40%
505
287.27
197.74
485.01
99
40 - 50%
564
313.07
217.39
530.46
101
50 - 60%
658
352.87
254.12
607.00
158
60 - 70%
745
385.94
316.97
702.90
142
70 - 80%
876
421.36
386.48
807.84
184
80 - 90%
1126
478.88
514.64
993.52
228
90 - 100%
587.11
1066.40
1653.52
326
all classes
353.17
336.74
689.91
1496
0 - 10%
727
363.75
251.30
615.06
10 - 20%
898
489.20
409.00
898.20
20 - 30%
970
534.98
434.62
969.60
30 - 40%
1216
599.43
590.42
1189.85
40 - 50%
1296
646.68
628.18
1274.85
50 - 60%
1640
734.57
774.06
1508.64
60 - 70%
1871
955.06
888.33
1843.39
70 - 80%
2188
1150.00
829.13
1979.13
80 - 90%
2520
1114.13
1314.75
2428.88
90 - 100%
1344.10
1713.98
3058.08
12
all classes
793.22
773.35
1566.57
59
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
Detailed Tables
23
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Goa
0 - 10%
807
435.92
268.08
704.00
10 - 20%
1089
519.79
440.91
960.70
20
20 - 30%
1339
709.61
532.30
1241.92
22
30 - 40%
1417
721.21
673.57
1394.78
40 - 50%
1457
699.52
756.22
1455.74
50 - 60%
1478
739.29
738.04
1477.33
60 - 70%
1653
759.99
831.26
1591.25
15
70 - 80%
1852
902.97
884.41
1787.38
17
80 - 90%
2340
989.35
1006.81
1996.16
23
90 - 100%
1293.98
2017.76
3311.74
42
all classes
774.74
817.16
1591.89
159
0 - 10%
525
312.17
154.83
467.00
87
10 - 20%
628
383.78
201.59
585.37
120
20 - 30%
715
432.19
233.73
665.92
147
30 - 40%
776
471.42
275.55
746.97
120
40 - 50%
851
521.68
294.22
815.90
125
50 - 60%
930
538.79
348.57
887.36
167
60 - 70%
1040
574.55
402.31
976.86
161
70 - 80%
1223
657.24
467.46
1124.71
211
80 - 90%
1514
766.33
565.97
1332.30
238
90 - 100%
918.70
1427.01
2345.70
343
all classes
557.55
437.37
994.92
1719
0 - 10%
622
319.95
204.62
524.57
100
10 - 20%
745
426.92
259.65
686.58
113
20 - 30%
892
492.43
331.92
824.35
137
30 - 40%
1026
567.09
392.91
960.00
127
40 - 50%
1162
652.40
435.04
1087.44
134
50 - 60%
1338
738.90
518.74
1257.64
155
60 - 70%
1525
783.14
645.31
1428.45
131
70 - 80%
1747
900.78
729.96
1630.74
142
80 - 90%
2249
1021.30
945.87
1967.16
181
90 - 100%
1221.33
2353.69
3575.02
220
all classes
712.21
681.38
1393.59
1440
Gujarat
Haryana
24
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Himachal Pradesh
0 - 10%
669
362.76
194.80
557.56
116
10 - 20%
771
446.67
270.67
717.35
113
20 - 30%
868
492.07
331.36
823.43
128
30 - 40%
967
546.52
374.65
921.17
136
40 - 50%
1071
567.46
448.60
1016.07
132
50 - 60%
1218
623.98
513.71
1137.69
171
60 - 70%
1399
701.14
597.03
1298.18
175
70 - 80%
1710
771.90
768.47
1540.37
201
80 - 90%
2232
894.62
1049.19
1943.82
210
90 - 100%
1192.39
2506.75
3699.14
278
all classes
659.87
705.47
1365.34
1660
0 - 10%
724
394.81
205.28
600.09
117
10 - 20%
845
494.50
297.61
792.11
122
20 - 30%
924
519.14
372.40
891.54
102
30 - 40%
1025
564.40
417.97
982.38
140
40 - 50%
1144
579.29
500.52
1079.80
140
50 - 60%
1232
623.98
570.15
1194.13
121
60 - 70%
1383
674.49
633.54
1308.03
164
70 - 80%
1575
677.09
788.80
1465.89
158
80 - 90%
1932
815.33
906.24
1721.57
154
90 - 100%
949.95
1828.73
2778.69
227
all classes
629.18
651.49
1280.67
1445
0 - 10%
400
229.19
107.83
337.02
125
10 - 20%
472
288.36
151.75
440.11
141
20 - 30%
513
303.89
191.42
495.30
110
30 - 40%
587
360.34
194.06
554.41
168
40 - 50%
643
391.02
224.71
615.74
130
50 - 60%
715
402.89
275.43
678.32
162
60 - 70%
802
433.15
325.12
758.27
164
70 - 80%
930
491.35
375.49
866.84
216
80 - 90%
1162
537.80
502.23
1040.03
239
90 - 100%
682.64
858.38
1541.02
303
all classes
411.90
320.43
732.33
1758
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
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25
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Karnataka
0 - 10%
450
248.15
130.59
378.74
114
10 - 20%
534
332.04
166.71
498.74
147
20 - 30%
589
343.20
217.61
560.81
118
30 - 40%
648
392.08
229.46
621.54
134
40 - 50%
701
434.49
239.47
673.95
149
50 - 60%
775
451.85
288.42
740.27
207
60 - 70%
884
489.14
332.73
821.87
233
70 - 80%
1007
544.37
393.20
937.57
248
80 - 90%
1253
594.63
512.66
1107.29
270
90 - 100%
804.35
920.37
1724.72
416
all classes
463.45
343.09
806.54
2036
0 - 10%
675
330.98
225.10
556.08
165
10 - 20%
835
443.91
311.19
755.10
200
20 - 30%
960
506.79
389.68
896.47
206
30 - 40%
1077
549.25
469.62
1018.87
185
40 - 50%
1222
612.49
530.95
1143.44
212
50 - 60%
1384
678.49
617.42
1295.90
245
60 - 70%
1627
731.47
765.54
1497.01
268
70 - 80%
2001
844.09
943.57
1787.66
311
80 - 90%
2693
982.13
1336.27
2318.40
340
90 - 100%
1321.14
5920.09
7241.23
474
all classes
700.09
1150.59
1850.68
2606
0 - 10%
380
193.34
127.07
320.42
153
10 - 20%
451
248.74
168.01
416.76
169
20 - 30%
526
286.81
203.89
490.70
213
30 - 40%
589
325.21
233.41
558.62
208
40 - 50%
669
353.31
277.00
630.31
275
50 - 60%
732
393.84
301.83
695.66
225
60 - 70%
825
432.40
347.04
779.44
255
70 - 80%
993
467.80
434.59
902.39
360
80 - 90%
1305
581.68
550.95
1132.62
404
90 - 100%
829.78
1209.08
2038.87
469
all classes
411.30
385.29
796.59
2731
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
26
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Maharashtra
0 - 10%
518
293.95
151.09
445.04
230
10 - 20%
606
361.05
200.57
561.62
252
20 - 30%
694
396.46
255.01
651.47
304
30 - 40%
774
439.73
294.39
734.12
340
40 - 50%
848
480.06
329.97
810.03
332
50 - 60%
965
525.82
377.13
902.95
435
60 - 70%
1081
577.82
443.11
1020.93
395
70 - 80%
1275
613.99
554.88
1168.87
517
80 - 90%
1572
681.07
727.64
1408.71
517
90 - 100%
780.91
1623.14
2404.05
693
all classes
515.16
495.77
1010.93
4015
0 - 10%
628
411.58
155.54
567.13
104
10 - 20%
696
458.01
207.96
665.97
114
20 - 30%
745
464.97
257.87
722.84
96
30 - 40%
795
504.01
267.45
771.46
109
40 - 50%
847
502.99
317.00
819.99
116
50 - 60%
903
513.69
362.19
875.88
116
60 - 70%
973
532.99
401.73
934.72
144
70 - 80%
1066
537.00
482.38
1019.38
138
80 - 90%
1229
588.86
552.92
1141.78
173
90 - 100%
727.39
1028.34
1755.73
266
all classes
524.17
403.33
927.50
1376
0 - 10%
615
332.44
223.34
555.78
45
10 - 20%
685
386.36
267.00
653.37
68
20 - 30%
739
412.94
301.02
713.97
64
30 - 40%
796
406.81
358.36
765.17
65
40 - 50%
846
437.06
381.64
818.70
71
50 - 60%
926
452.97
433.90
886.87
97
60 - 70%
1039
495.77
481.56
977.33
125
70 - 80%
1131
532.46
551.84
1084.30
70
80 - 90%
1378
527.95
701.12
1229.07
115
90 - 100%
698.25
1271.15
1969.39
144
all classes
468.56
498.24
966.80
864
Manipur
Meghalaya
Detailed Tables
27
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Mizoram
0 - 10%
616
394.52
162.44
556.96
25
10 - 20%
714
434.12
234.21
668.33
30
20 - 30%
811
454.34
314.02
768.36
46
30 - 40%
867
475.22
370.84
846.06
37
40 - 50%
933
491.82
407.40
899.22
35
50 - 60%
1073
534.79
468.99
1003.78
65
60 - 70%
1150
649.01
470.14
1119.15
53
70 - 80%
1408
673.55
600.70
1274.24
104
80 - 90%
1862
730.18
902.30
1632.48
112
90 - 100%
731.89
1624.56
2356.45
125
all classes
556.98
555.90
1112.88
632
0 - 10%
909
564.01
224.25
788.26
42
10 - 20%
999
559.93
392.63
952.57
35
20 - 30%
1076
624.59
419.36
1043.96
48
30 - 40%
1132
615.05
489.11
1104.16
43
40 - 50%
1241
630.81
555.39
1186.20
66
50 - 60%
1339
694.23
602.65
1296.87
55
60 - 70%
1464
740.21
672.35
1412.56
70
70 - 80%
1650
756.49
785.83
1542.32
105
80 - 90%
1982
878.50
923.27
1801.77
80
90 - 100%
977.98
1590.90
2568.87
160
all classes
704.07
665.02
1369.09
704
0 - 10%
341
190.44
92.55
282.99
222
10 - 20%
415
257.55
123.90
381.45
217
20 - 30%
473
292.55
148.45
441.00
216
30 - 40%
542
335.40
173.19
508.59
277
40 - 50%
600
364.53
207.27
571.80
246
50 - 60%
662
384.74
244.15
628.89
236
60 - 70%
753
448.80
252.50
701.30
316
70 - 80%
863
476.25
325.32
801.57
299
80 - 90%
1089
550.14
425.11
975.25
378
90 - 100%
741.94
793.77
1535.70
568
all classes
404.22
278.58
682.80
2975
Nagaland
Orissa
28
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Punjab
0 - 10%
724
407.80
226.46
634.26
108
10 - 20%
836
494.41
289.52
783.93
122
20 - 30%
962
532.06
373.53
905.59
136
30 - 40%
1081
565.73
447.97
1013.70
134
40 - 50%
1206
637.31
506.66
1143.98
148
50 - 60%
1371
701.91
597.08
1298.98
155
60 - 70%
1582
717.58
737.70
1455.29
167
70 - 80%
1838
836.12
864.07
1700.19
161
80 - 90%
2433
970.68
1143.66
2114.34
203
90 - 100%
1209.04
2520.60
3729.64
226
all classes
707.51
772.29
1479.80
1560
0 - 10%
575
321.20
185.49
506.68
160
10 - 20%
662
383.57
233.63
617.20
181
20 - 30%
747
427.87
278.03
705.90
217
30 - 40%
821
463.64
317.17
780.81
216
40 - 50%
897
518.93
336.99
855.92
237
50 - 60%
986
572.74
362.04
934.78
257
60 - 70%
1096
569.98
464.54
1034.51
288
70 - 80%
1230
643.12
511.62
1154.74
286
80 - 90%
1502
715.19
635.89
1351.08
308
90 - 100%
860.38
1241.70
2102.08
433
all classes
547.69
456.79
1004.48
2583
0 - 10%
593
374.37
151.56
525.93
31
10 - 20%
702
443.19
195.18
638.36
45
20 - 30%
755
468.19
266.97
735.16
38
30 - 40%
821
502.51
288.12
790.63
45
40 - 50%
957
515.41
376.71
892.12
63
50 - 60%
1084
587.81
415.25
1003.05
52
60 - 70%
1187
615.40
530.28
1145.68
52
70 - 80%
1398
648.69
650.68
1299.38
77
80 - 90%
1992
751.83
930.43
1682.26
100
90 - 100%
1180.96
1607.27
2788.23
105
all classes
608.04
540.40
1148.43
608
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Detailed Tables
29
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Tamil Nadu
0 - 10%
502
270.95
159.22
430.17
191
10 - 20%
597
335.13
218.40
553.54
225
20 - 30%
680
383.53
256.41
639.95
245
30 - 40%
752
428.78
285.44
714.23
286
40 - 50%
817
464.85
318.20
783.05
249
50 - 60%
899
493.84
359.31
853.15
300
60 - 70%
1021
545.76
410.85
956.61
383
70 - 80%
1201
591.95
508.39
1100.34
423
80 - 90%
1530
666.47
677.54
1344.01
457
90 - 100%
819.89
1489.72
2309.61
561
all classes
500.12
468.32
968.44
3320
0 - 10%
556
347.72
157.96
505.69
85
10 - 20%
625
402.23
191.62
593.85
86
20 - 30%
706
445.02
221.82
666.84
121
30 - 40%
784
500.94
242.45
743.40
106
40 - 50%
838
537.77
270.27
808.04
88
50 - 60%
932
541.04
336.42
877.45
122
60 - 70%
1004
619.31
347.23
966.53
122
70 - 80%
1139
646.02
416.39
1062.41
144
80 - 90%
1324
731.10
489.33
1220.43
154
90 - 100%
921.12
901.65
1822.77
284
all classes
569.21
357.41
926.62
1312
0 - 10%
446
255.04
128.59
383.63
455
10 - 20%
515
312.59
169.10
481.69
409
20 - 30%
573
351.99
192.01
544.00
480
30 - 40%
635
377.99
226.78
604.77
504
40 - 50%
693
403.30
259.74
663.04
491
50 - 60%
767
442.68
285.54
728.21
542
60 - 70%
868
463.91
349.59
813.50
649
70 - 80%
1010
519.20
416.96
936.15
686
80 - 90%
1280
578.99
548.22
1127.21
756
90 - 100%
766.24
1238.12
2004.37
934
all classes
447.20
381.47
828.67
5906
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
30
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Uttarakhand
0 - 10%
641
345.60
197.15
542.74
89
10 - 20%
729
428.79
261.31
690.11
90
20 - 30%
803
467.13
296.07
763.20
112
30 - 40%
866
509.67
326.10
835.77
89
40 - 50%
954
561.35
347.74
909.09
105
50 - 60%
1066
593.73
410.58
1004.31
116
60 - 70%
1181
677.67
441.24
1118.91
94
70 - 80%
1432
695.52
606.87
1302.39
130
80 - 90%
2039
735.76
951.19
1686.95
132
90 - 100%
1945.22
2791.52
4736.74
91
all classes
696.73
663.58
1360.30
1048
0 - 10%
470
288.05
117.73
405.78
218
10 - 20%
555
352.16
164.25
516.41
225
20 - 30%
627
400.33
194.02
594.35
272
30 - 40%
687
446.00
210.03
656.03
255
40 - 50%
751
462.56
255.13
717.68
275
50 - 60%
822
490.40
298.38
788.77
297
60 - 70%
908
517.41
344.24
861.66
353
70 - 80%
1035
549.85
414.86
964.71
442
80 - 90%
1300
625.69
523.83
1149.52
511
90 - 100%
808.64
1090.00
1898.64
728
all classes
494.01
361.09
855.10
3576
0 - 10%
999
595.49
264.44
859.93
31
10 - 20%
1110
743.57
326.89
1070.46
18
20 - 30%
1233
785.61
400.84
1186.45
26
30 - 40%
1305
801.06
469.46
1270.52
15
40 - 50%
1456
850.05
529.92
1379.97
31
50 - 60%
1618
933.16
586.10
1519.26
19
60 - 70%
1739
938.64
718.32
1656.96
19
70 - 80%
2063
1004.37
928.67
1933.03
34
80 - 90%
2383
1066.46
1179.81
2246.27
28
90 - 100%
1355.48
2739.65
4095.13
51
all classes
906.14
808.17
1714.31
272
West Bengal
A & N Islands
Detailed Tables
31
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Chandigarh
0 - 10%
770
361.20
409.00
770.20
10 - 20%
1556
648.93
648.14
1297.07
20 - 30%
1724
723.49
872.48
1595.98
30 - 40%
1816
799.00
1017.00
1816.00
40 - 50%
1830
897.25
933.00
1830.25
50 - 60%
1918
1071.50
846.00
1917.50
60 - 70%
2524
939.51
1464.51
2404.02
70 - 80%
2720
981.41
1641.64
2623.05
80 - 90%
3016
960.30
1784.14
2744.44
90 - 100%
1281.43
1927.66
3209.10
all classes
863.25
1169.16
2032.41
32
0 - 10%
472
301.06
133.31
434.37
11
10 - 20%
539
348.51
170.57
519.09
20 - 30%
614
398.25
205.64
603.89
30 - 40%
641
420.27
204.80
625.07
40 - 50%
711
409.12
294.61
703.73
11
50 - 60%
818
530.07
196.71
726.79
60 - 70%
887
534.09
303.45
837.54
70 - 80%
1012
595.71
349.51
945.22
80 - 90%
1196
673.12
426.63
1099.75
14
90 - 100%
785.89
775.73
1561.62
18
all classes
495.25
310.09
805.34
96
0 - 10%
695
353.32
304.84
658.16
10 - 20%
811
438.32
354.35
792.67
20 - 30%
859
451.67
407.67
859.33
30 - 40%
917
463.71
432.30
896.01
40 - 50%
1156
504.84
478.65
983.49
50 - 60%
1496
650.73
704.90
1355.63
11
60 - 70%
1802
821.11
774.15
1595.26
11
70 - 80%
2161
851.19
1215.77
2066.96
80 - 90%
3051
1077.10
1609.56
2686.67
90 - 100%
1127.14
2308.04
3435.18
all classes
674.88
856.54
1531.42
64
Dadra & N. Haveli
Daman & Diu
32
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Rural
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Lakshadweep
0 - 10%
506
399.47
106.40
505.87
10 - 20%
773
486.31
256.37
742.67
20 - 30%
854
508.78
296.87
805.65
30 - 40%
1095
761.18
198.52
959.70
40 - 50%
1231
901.37
291.50
1192.87
50 - 60%
1279
819.01
437.08
1256.09
60 - 70%
1600
934.20
552.19
1486.39
70 - 80%
1923
1142.60
633.25
1775.85
80 - 90%
2221
1165.89
887.13
2053.02
90 - 100%
1708.34
2326.37
4034.71
13
all classes
877.21
589.62
1466.84
55
0 - 10%
797
466.41
267.14
733.56
13
10 - 20%
869
578.40
270.85
849.25
20 - 30%
949
532.50
389.96
922.46
30 - 40%
996
693.83
295.42
989.25
40 - 50%
1154
642.79
444.63
1087.42
17
50 - 60%
1246
697.51
507.14
1204.65
11
60 - 70%
1281
776.20
487.93
1264.13
70 - 80%
1594
781.64
718.50
1500.14
20
80 - 90%
2049
1015.47
800.08
1815.54
16
90 - 100%
1189.64
3512.83
4702.48
22
all classes
738.75
772.22
1510.97
128
0 - 10%
450
250.56
126.50
377.06
3153
10 - 20%
537
322.36
173.46
495.82
3439
20 - 30%
613
366.97
208.72
575.69
3974
30 - 40%
685
403.65
245.60
649.25
4310
40 - 50%
765
445.69
278.34
724.02
5033
50 - 60%
853
482.53
325.81
808.34
5239
60 - 70%
974
529.25
380.91
910.15
6396
70 - 80%
1144
585.25
468.05
1053.30
7121
80 - 90%
1477
672.03
616.74
1288.78
8665
90 - 100%
912.60
1482.05
2394.66
11789
all classes
497.09
430.62
927.70
59119
Puducherry
All-India
Detailed Tables
33
Table 1A-U: Per capita food, non-food & total expenditure and upper class limit for each decile
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Andhra Pradesh
0 - 10%
729
361.84
240.52
602.37
323
10 - 20%
898
463.14
349.92
813.06
237
20 - 30%
1041
534.11
438.07
972.18
209
30 - 40%
1211
600.42
526.27
1126.70
230
40 - 50%
1404
654.62
643.30
1297.92
274
50 - 60%
1726
721.92
825.62
1547.54
312
60 - 70%
2065
841.77
1038.38
1880.15
281
70 - 80%
2588
987.92
1315.93
2303.85
356
80 - 90%
3414
1200.73
1761.66
2962.40
349
90 - 100%
1506.07
4809.76
6315.82
393
all classes
787.24
1194.99
1982.23
2964
0 - 10%
642
318.64
219.34
537.98
62
10 - 20%
813
397.21
328.88
726.08
46
20 - 30%
961
489.00
405.50
894.50
49
30 - 40%
1150
563.98
492.72
1056.71
51
40 - 50%
1334
624.60
610.37
1234.98
55
50 - 60%
1634
809.26
662.66
1471.92
73
60 - 70%
1885
836.90
907.38
1744.28
54
70 - 80%
2357
908.00
1200.84
2108.84
64
80 - 90%
3017
860.27
1790.36
2650.64
65
90 - 100%
1180.62
2890.34
4070.96
81
all classes
698.56
950.41
1648.96
600
0 - 10%
623
345.69
165.36
511.05
128
10 - 20%
766
460.06
233.98
694.04
77
20 - 30%
873
488.91
331.38
820.29
67
30 - 40%
1058
557.21
409.37
966.58
78
40 - 50%
1283
659.17
508.57
1167.74
82
50 - 60%
1550
743.19
650.35
1393.54
98
60 - 70%
1783
850.05
804.60
1654.65
63
70 - 80%
2114
897.76
1035.31
1933.07
76
80 - 90%
2946
1201.18
1227.44
2428.62
94
90 - 100%
1567.10
2266.67
3833.78
69
all classes
776.82
763.45
1540.27
832
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
34
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Bihar
0 - 10%
467
272.37
123.76
396.13
155
10 - 20%
534
337.53
162.53
500.06
79
20 - 30%
667
392.56
198.71
591.27
124
30 - 40%
744
435.42
277.40
712.82
83
40 - 50%
844
477.16
311.24
788.40
112
50 - 60%
969
507.24
395.99
903.23
86
60 - 70%
1157
566.17
481.99
1048.17
121
70 - 80%
1407
632.17
629.18
1261.35
123
80 - 90%
1837
715.92
913.82
1629.74
129
90 - 100%
944.68
2079.92
3024.60
260
all classes
529.35
562.98
1092.33
1272
0 - 10%
519
249.63
169.13
418.75
102
10 - 20%
691
337.01
278.39
615.40
73
20 - 30%
822
412.85
339.36
752.21
59
30 - 40%
952
453.92
442.09
896.01
51
40 - 50%
1123
479.64
563.88
1043.52
54
50 - 60%
1288
564.74
639.86
1204.60
62
60 - 70%
1529
641.77
737.92
1379.69
67
70 - 80%
1762
735.55
914.53
1650.08
60
80 - 90%
2297
757.43
1200.34
1957.77
71
90 - 100%
991.50
2599.95
3591.45
137
all classes
562.59
789.86
1352.45
736
0 - 10%
874
402.30
291.16
693.45
62
10 - 20%
1034
526.63
424.15
950.78
53
20 - 30%
1242
594.34
521.95
1116.29
52
30 - 40%
1434
668.11
664.10
1332.21
58
40 - 50%
1696
772.44
758.25
1530.70
75
50 - 60%
2015
881.96
955.17
1837.13
102
60 - 70%
2475
989.62
1204.20
2193.82
75
70 - 80%
3163
1143.15
1716.94
2860.09
118
80 - 90%
4046
1270.97
2288.28
3559.25
115
90 - 100%
1646.57
4095.60
5742.17
132
all classes
889.77
1292.21
2181.98
842
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
Detailed Tables
35
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
0 - 10%
1124
504.77
367.71
872.48
31
10 - 20%
1308
638.00
573.69
1211.69
13
20 - 30%
1454
648.46
713.14
1361.61
15
30 - 40%
1651
734.50
818.87
1553.37
22
40 - 50%
1879
847.09
944.86
1791.95
27
50 - 60%
2132
958.57
1062.45
2021.02
27
60 - 70%
2377
1002.76
1224.49
2227.25
22
70 - 80%
2695
1052.01
1474.90
2526.91
32
80 - 90%
3294
1228.58
1702.25
2930.83
48
90 - 100%
1527.70
9552.13
11079.83
48
all classes
914.09
1835.47
2749.55
285
0 - 10%
743
400.34
235.75
636.10
209
10 - 20%
937
494.61
344.68
839.29
165
20 - 30%
1117
580.41
455.26
1035.66
144
30 - 40%
1314
635.11
573.02
1208.12
157
40 - 50%
1536
725.35
690.35
1415.70
165
50 - 60%
1738
809.83
835.73
1645.57
134
60 - 70%
1988
887.98
1001.08
1889.06
139
70 - 80%
2308
927.08
1231.97
2159.05
163
80 - 90%
3027
1043.61
1571.17
2614.78
221
90 - 100%
1284.36
3866.07
5150.43
208
all classes
778.64
1080.37
1859.01
1705
0 - 10%
755
372.88
270.17
643.05
125
10 - 20%
855
409.85
386.70
796.54
58
20 - 30%
1004
521.16
405.82
926.99
87
30 - 40%
1159
573.51
506.92
1080.43
95
40 - 50%
1389
656.65
616.52
1273.16
120
50 - 60%
1735
774.28
773.18
1547.47
147
60 - 70%
2170
919.44
1034.88
1954.32
137
70 - 80%
2527
994.91
1369.66
2364.56
123
80 - 90%
3561
1127.15
1839.29
2966.44
156
90 - 100%
1504.78
3913.21
5417.99
132
all classes
785.71
1112.46
1898.18
1180
no. of sample
households
(6)
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
36
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Himachal Pradesh
0 - 10%
812
390.44
236.18
626.62
33
10 - 20%
1010
500.23
388.38
888.61
30
20 - 30%
1197
575.49
532.36
1107.85
33
30 - 40%
1362
653.42
622.30
1275.72
26
40 - 50%
1737
741.13
793.02
1534.14
44
50 - 60%
2061
809.80
1099.90
1909.69
33
60 - 70%
2379
949.39
1226.86
2176.25
35
70 - 80%
2749
1098.37
1428.22
2526.59
35
80 - 90%
3271
1287.36
1745.88
3033.24
40
90 - 100%
1640.09
6480.64
8120.73
72
all classes
866.37
1455.15
2321.52
381
0 - 10%
791
427.55
244.66
672.21
180
10 - 20%
919
516.26
339.18
855.44
90
20 - 30%
1027
582.92
383.72
966.64
81
30 - 40%
1179
615.84
496.37
1112.21
124
40 - 50%
1328
686.51
572.88
1259.39
116
50 - 60%
1510
711.67
717.99
1429.66
126
60 - 70%
1732
732.79
876.70
1609.49
129
70 - 80%
2046
853.82
1020.60
1874.43
135
80 - 90%
2538
1017.63
1273.89
2291.52
141
90 - 100%
1265.15
3205.21
4470.36
146
all classes
740.87
913.03
1653.90
1268
0 - 10%
507
287.35
143.25
430.59
89
10 - 20%
650
370.82
211.29
582.11
115
20 - 30%
756
444.39
258.48
702.87
70
30 - 40%
924
491.87
338.26
830.13
81
40 - 50%
1072
575.18
396.46
971.65
79
50 - 60%
1280
622.00
545.98
1167.97
94
60 - 70%
1583
701.16
704.59
1405.75
103
70 - 80%
2016
818.15
980.05
1798.19
108
80 - 90%
2713
1056.95
1342.34
2399.28
125
90 - 100%
1292.63
2492.64
3785.27
125
all classes
663.01
727.86
1390.87
989
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Detailed Tables
37
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Karnataka
0 - 10%
658
344.66
195.17
539.83
266
10 - 20%
828
445.50
299.12
744.62
201
20 - 30%
1004
524.24
393.17
917.42
168
30 - 40%
1182
587.39
507.64
1095.04
189
40 - 50%
1413
649.82
628.43
1278.25
196
50 - 60%
1672
769.46
782.08
1551.54
196
60 - 70%
1929
828.39
948.54
1776.93
148
70 - 80%
2306
886.87
1193.34
2080.21
177
80 - 90%
3035
1066.71
1621.64
2688.35
221
90 - 100%
1357.98
3132.07
4490.04
272
all classes
746.12
970.26
1716.38
2034
0 - 10%
726
353.13
250.92
604.05
218
10 - 20%
899
461.20
351.63
812.83
164
20 - 30%
1089
537.55
455.97
993.51
157
30 - 40%
1273
602.59
573.85
1176.45
140
40 - 50%
1513
709.35
704.74
1414.09
153
50 - 60%
1776
766.55
872.05
1638.60
163
60 - 70%
2127
881.23
1076.35
1957.58
149
70 - 80%
2724
1016.42
1416.47
2432.90
206
80 - 90%
3899
1099.26
2132.46
3231.73
246
90 - 100%
1841.59
10566.31
12407.90
250
all classes
826.59
1836.86
2663.45
1846
0 - 10%
539
259.01
190.47
449.48
227
10 - 20%
681
336.68
278.24
614.92
177
20 - 30%
822
393.21
361.49
754.71
173
30 - 40%
942
435.51
452.36
887.87
158
40 - 50%
1096
484.62
536.32
1020.94
166
50 - 60%
1304
544.29
650.11
1194.40
197
60 - 70%
1579
616.22
837.00
1453.21
225
70 - 80%
1888
639.19
1058.71
1697.90
178
80 - 90%
2544
770.48
1416.00
2186.48
219
90 - 100%
1144.34
3288.57
4432.91
246
all classes
562.39
906.96
1469.35
1966
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
38
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Maharashtra
0 - 10%
736
361.57
236.98
598.55
430
10 - 20%
928
481.93
355.61
837.54
357
20 - 30%
1143
568.86
467.70
1036.56
371
30 - 40%
1328
642.94
592.83
1235.77
326
40 - 50%
1535
723.60
701.13
1424.73
338
50 - 60%
1821
799.97
874.86
1674.83
399
60 - 70%
2149
875.78
1095.88
1971.66
396
70 - 80%
2722
993.17
1438.19
2431.36
458
80 - 90%
4077
1158.79
2145.80
3304.59
509
90 - 100%
1658.25
6123.52
7781.77
396
all classes
826.75
1405.23
2231.98
3980
0 - 10%
593
382.14
155.53
537.67
124
10 - 20%
740
428.46
246.24
674.70
107
20 - 30%
817
434.58
347.18
781.76
87
30 - 40%
887
474.20
377.20
851.40
98
40 - 50%
940
497.56
414.24
911.80
98
50 - 60%
1001
513.76
458.85
972.61
111
60 - 70%
1102
536.05
507.30
1043.35
121
70 - 80%
1287
561.17
634.04
1195.21
149
80 - 90%
1526
653.25
738.84
1392.09
150
90 - 100%
783.46
1393.27
2176.72
137
all classes
526.39
527.10
1053.49
1182
0 - 10%
733
364.00
297.61
661.61
45
10 - 20%
852
413.35
381.30
794.65
29
20 - 30%
996
436.75
477.47
914.22
26
30 - 40%
1158
478.32
611.57
1089.89
29
40 - 50%
1321
583.04
655.27
1238.31
30
50 - 60%
1432
532.06
835.96
1368.02
25
60 - 70%
1566
596.00
896.41
1492.41
27
70 - 80%
1881
647.73
1047.99
1695.72
40
80 - 90%
2439
750.76
1350.98
2101.74
71
90 - 100%
1001.75
2198.63
3200.39
86
all classes
580.60
875.35
1455.95
408
Manipur
Meghalaya
Detailed Tables
39
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Mizoram
0 - 10%
819
401.64
313.87
715.51
115
10 - 20%
1081
514.68
449.41
964.09
86
20 - 30%
1280
598.68
569.10
1167.78
75
30 - 40%
1450
730.82
630.65
1361.47
79
40 - 50%
1650
775.80
776.23
1552.03
83
50 - 60%
1756
789.55
913.97
1703.53
50
60 - 70%
1992
819.80
1038.87
1858.67
84
70 - 80%
2219
892.83
1201.49
2094.32
80
80 - 90%
2634
978.13
1398.12
2376.25
96
90 - 100%
1206.79
2074.83
3281.61
148
all classes
770.80
936.27
1707.07
896
0 - 10%
932
515.20
333.72
848.92
24
10 - 20%
1039
607.11
384.30
991.41
26
20 - 30%
1278
579.77
559.16
1138.92
26
30 - 40%
1408
653.34
705.46
1358.80
24
40 - 50%
1516
740.98
717.80
1458.78
26
50 - 60%
1612
777.45
786.27
1563.72
31
60 - 70%
1782
758.12
909.34
1667.46
30
70 - 80%
2164
889.06
1062.61
1951.66
34
80 - 90%
2841
953.73
1516.91
2470.64
44
90 - 100%
1229.26
2399.09
3628.35
55
all classes
770.95
938.84
1709.79
320
0 - 10%
538
280.75
169.52
450.27
174
10 - 20%
653
383.03
223.43
606.46
86
20 - 30%
741
436.60
247.79
684.39
56
30 - 40%
865
464.77
333.02
797.79
90
40 - 50%
962
501.79
407.75
909.55
52
50 - 60%
1166
549.95
511.68
1061.64
87
60 - 70%
1458
650.91
647.29
1298.20
110
70 - 80%
1785
742.97
860.76
1603.73
115
80 - 90%
2486
830.07
1280.86
2110.94
147
90 - 100%
1245.43
3514.21
4759.65
138
all classes
607.96
817.45
1425.41
1055
Nagaland
Orissa
40
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Punjab
0 - 10%
758
376.17
251.50
627.67
164
10 - 20%
932
471.19
365.28
836.47
126
20 - 30%
1075
581.14
419.77
1000.91
118
30 - 40%
1260
628.02
536.14
1164.16
129
40 - 50%
1452
679.66
668.16
1347.82
139
50 - 60%
1694
761.61
807.86
1569.47
140
60 - 70%
2042
841.43
1028.07
1869.50
175
70 - 80%
2589
998.59
1314.59
2313.17
207
80 - 90%
3682
1106.70
1895.55
3002.25
213
90 - 100%
1490.84
4672.02
6162.87
144
all classes
793.97
1198.72
1992.68
1555
0 - 10%
661
340.36
212.74
553.10
160
10 - 20%
815
435.61
308.53
744.14
136
20 - 30%
917
495.50
368.53
864.04
92
30 - 40%
1045
561.68
411.17
972.85
113
40 - 50%
1206
578.83
553.67
1132.50
123
50 - 60%
1364
661.56
619.03
1280.60
128
60 - 70%
1592
737.15
723.01
1460.16
128
70 - 80%
1877
778.54
947.01
1725.54
157
80 - 90%
2489
934.02
1215.67
2149.69
212
90 - 100%
1252.02
4568.47
5820.49
304
all classes
677.42
992.07
1669.50
1553
0 - 10%
951
560.67
303.39
864.06
14
10 - 20%
1227
656.82
515.15
1171.97
10
20 - 30%
1561
675.48
784.21
1459.69
13
30 - 40%
1619
805.73
791.82
1597.55
40 - 50%
1840
891.63
833.20
1724.83
11
50 - 60%
1918
913.51
949.51
1863.01
60 - 70%
2128
1095.82
974.69
2070.51
10
70 - 80%
2285
1161.29
1060.27
2221.56
10
80 - 90%
2416
1184.52
1150.66
2335.18
90 - 100%
1462.27
1934.98
3397.25
70
all classes
942.00
934.47
1876.46
160
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Detailed Tables
41
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Tamil Nadu
0 - 10%
705
357.48
225.79
583.27
521
10 - 20%
827
444.19
328.27
772.45
228
20 - 30%
978
509.99
392.35
902.34
272
30 - 40%
1136
556.75
497.51
1054.26
271
40 - 50%
1331
621.31
603.33
1224.64
255
50 - 60%
1551
705.37
733.25
1438.62
276
60 - 70%
1822
769.02
913.36
1682.37
303
70 - 80%
2285
883.33
1150.23
2033.56
396
80 - 90%
2954
963.34
1625.38
2588.73
361
90 - 100%
1353.73
3148.43
4502.16
435
all classes
716.53
962.16
1678.69
3318
0 - 10%
726
426.08
199.29
625.37
81
10 - 20%
869
515.52
294.26
809.78
28
20 - 30%
1003
599.47
329.79
929.26
39
30 - 40%
1114
642.75
423.78
1066.53
42
40 - 50%
1335
705.28
491.64
1196.92
49
50 - 60%
1568
818.57
662.39
1480.96
50
60 - 70%
1887
887.60
819.75
1707.35
61
70 - 80%
2186
1020.85
1032.80
2053.65
57
80 - 90%
2805
1140.06
1305.34
2445.40
63
90 - 100%
1408.42
2306.84
3715.27
74
all classes
816.29
786.08
1602.37
544
0 - 10%
538
294.47
152.95
447.41
358
10 - 20%
637
355.39
232.16
587.55
266
20 - 30%
755
404.24
291.10
695.34
287
30 - 40%
869
458.73
349.54
808.27
281
40 - 50%
1019
497.51
446.90
944.41
278
50 - 60%
1204
550.90
551.41
1102.31
301
60 - 70%
1419
594.59
718.90
1313.48
250
70 - 80%
1773
724.56
848.03
1572.59
296
80 - 90%
2554
849.54
1300.78
2150.33
404
90 - 100%
1359.12
2685.54
4044.66
366
all classes
608.48
756.51
1364.99
3087
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
42
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Uttarakhand
0 - 10%
647
380.52
179.85
560.37
60
10 - 20%
770
420.61
285.93
706.54
55
20 - 30%
934
506.87
335.41
842.27
64
30 - 40%
1031
564.27
412.31
976.58
48
40 - 50%
1263
593.22
554.34
1147.56
68
50 - 60%
1462
688.51
691.22
1379.73
58
60 - 70%
1764
764.93
814.94
1579.87
92
70 - 80%
2193
904.05
1054.35
1958.40
104
80 - 90%
2748
1025.96
1444.88
2470.84
82
90 - 100%
1149.81
2928.07
4077.88
100
all classes
700.02
872.69
1572.71
731
0 - 10%
624
342.05
167.95
510.00
288
10 - 20%
763
440.70
259.28
699.98
233
20 - 30%
904
505.53
329.31
834.83
202
30 - 40%
1065
580.23
400.35
980.57
198
40 - 50%
1244
634.59
514.84
1149.43
234
50 - 60%
1485
681.97
682.60
1364.57
243
60 - 70%
1808
780.47
859.06
1639.53
290
70 - 80%
2291
885.52
1124.86
2010.38
322
80 - 90%
3404
1050.94
1697.71
2748.64
423
90 - 100%
1477.38
3940.67
5418.04
317
all classes
737.87
997.79
1735.66
2750
0 - 10%
1213
598.10
451.42
1049.52
17
10 - 20%
1492
728.36
601.57
1329.93
13
20 - 30%
1731
811.12
822.33
1633.45
22
30 - 40%
1921
897.46
948.50
1845.97
16
40 - 50%
2100
1001.83
1004.93
2006.75
16
50 - 60%
2310
1078.28
1152.38
2230.67
19
60 - 70%
2749
1152.13
1405.63
2557.76
31
70 - 80%
3204
1231.87
1718.71
2950.58
33
80 - 90%
3894
1460.69
2106.54
3567.23
54
90 - 100%
1757.14
4100.22
5857.35
67
all classes
1070.99
1427.45
2498.44
288
West Bengal
A & N Islands
Detailed Tables
43
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Chandigarh
0 - 10%
961
472.13
313.23
785.36
25
10 - 20%
1304
603.96
546.62
1150.58
28
20 - 30%
1812
805.85
744.59
1550.44
30
30 - 40%
2464
938.75
1198.81
2137.57
37
40 - 50%
2852
1057.72
1615.70
2673.42
21
50 - 60%
3675
1115.66
2206.30
3321.97
29
60 - 70%
4368
1113.26
2945.56
4058.81
20
70 - 80%
5207
1311.62
3483.15
4794.77
23
80 - 90%
7117
1392.13
4777.37
6169.50
30
90 - 100%
1874.69
13367.87
15242.56
30
all classes
1066.26
3086.40
4152.66
273
0 - 10%
902
511.49
292.94
804.42
10 - 20%
1007
525.88
451.83
977.72
11
20 - 30%
1080
595.44
436.67
1032.11
30 - 40%
1201
592.14
544.63
1136.77
40 - 50%
1320
621.79
636.56
1258.35
50 - 60%
1434
667.88
718.32
1386.21
60 - 70%
1581
737.83
771.61
1509.44
70 - 80%
1624
781.54
826.36
1607.90
80 - 90%
2336
908.99
1050.03
1959.03
90 - 100%
1172.85
1784.36
2957.21
31
all classes
709.08
747.96
1457.04
96
0 - 10%
810
456.35
291.49
747.84
10 - 20%
841
524.60
303.09
827.70
20 - 30%
889
505.13
374.76
879.89
30 - 40%
1031
538.12
423.49
961.61
40 - 50%
1266
574.87
595.47
1170.33
50 - 60%
1420
656.50
691.01
1347.51
60 - 70%
2032
772.14
1014.54
1786.68
70 - 80%
2370
877.62
1271.73
2149.35
80 - 90%
2441
941.62
1497.20
2438.82
90 - 100%
1274.88
2184.93
3459.81
19
all classes
707.79
855.27
1563.06
64
Dadra & N. Haveli
Daman & Diu
44
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEURP
Urban
(URP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
0 - 10%
1030
580.23
274.35
854.58
10
10 - 20%
1198
781.03
341.88
1122.90
10
20 - 30%
1312
855.81
424.48
1280.29
30 - 40%
1461
927.77
454.77
1382.54
11
40 - 50%
1648
955.59
602.95
1558.53
11
50 - 60%
1894
1053.34
772.56
1825.89
10
60 - 70%
2057
939.13
1079.46
2018.58
70 - 80%
2622
1218.87
1048.49
2267.35
17
80 - 90%
3773
1609.62
1608.62
3218.24
24
90 - 100%
1435.81
5332.64
6768.44
21
all classes
1036.26
1186.51
2222.77
128
0 - 10%
994
537.67
297.20
834.87
49
10 - 20%
1093
641.50
399.40
1040.90
29
20 - 30%
1207
703.82
431.51
1135.34
27
30 - 40%
1443
732.35
605.48
1337.83
48
40 - 50%
1740
888.28
690.15
1578.43
38
50 - 60%
1976
985.07
901.70
1886.77
42
60 - 70%
2416
1048.65
1121.48
2170.13
65
70 - 80%
2798
1220.84
1349.64
2570.48
43
80 - 90%
3550
1283.14
1900.25
3183.39
50
90 - 100%
1667.84
3523.16
5191.01
57
all classes
971.09
1123.84
2094.93
448
0 - 10%
642
326.08
195.24
521.32
4537
10 - 20%
797
426.92
295.39
722.31
3521
20 - 30%
945
490.48
379.14
869.62
3381
30 - 40%
1114
556.26
471.66
1027.93
3593
40 - 50%
1307
617.45
590.24
1207.69
3622
50 - 60%
1543
696.47
723.59
1420.07
3934
60 - 70%
1843
782.35
905.38
1687.74
4014
70 - 80%
2303
889.97
1161.48
2051.45
4703
80 - 90%
3166
1046.89
1633.63
2680.52
5190
90 - 100%
1442.58
4230.57
5673.16
5241
all classes
727.49
1058.32
1785.81
41736
no. of sample
households
(6)
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
All-India
Detailed Tables
45
Table 1B-R: Per capita food, non-food & total expenditure and upper class limit for each decile
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Andhra Pradesh
0 - 10%
561
275.76
177.92
453.68
271
10 - 20%
661
373.93
238.57
612.50
280
20 - 30%
749
405.48
304.42
709.90
326
30 - 40%
842
462.78
336.75
799.53
335
40 - 50%
934
526.05
365.13
891.18
347
50 - 60%
1029
532.37
444.58
976.95
329
60 - 70%
1158
602.80
487.63
1090.43
381
70 - 80%
1343
663.91
582.06
1245.97
435
80 - 90%
1744
769.30
743.35
1512.65
578
90 - 100%
1105.13
1502.81
2607.94
646
all classes
571.82
518.47
1090.28
3928
0 - 10%
581
266.38
202.01
468.39
69
10 - 20%
709
358.76
288.03
646.79
67
20 - 30%
792
402.71
359.20
761.91
69
30 - 40%
906
428.55
421.50
850.05
97
40 - 50%
1010
483.79
469.29
953.08
91
50 - 60%
1148
610.52
471.52
1082.04
110
60 - 70%
1323
632.01
591.80
1223.81
99
70 - 80%
1580
689.49
732.16
1421.65
112
80 - 90%
2196
850.88
1003.36
1854.24
141
90 - 100%
1198.54
1827.23
3025.77
186
all classes
591.76
635.67
1227.43
1041
0 - 10%
512
298.57
149.58
448.15
167
10 - 20%
578
369.94
176.52
546.46
212
20 - 30%
636
387.65
217.16
604.81
205
30 - 40%
694
435.80
228.24
664.04
227
40 - 50%
771
485.15
248.19
733.34
268
50 - 60%
846
514.54
291.33
805.86
229
60 - 70%
960
559.13
341.38
900.51
263
70 - 80%
1113
612.66
423.77
1036.43
289
80 - 90%
1340
689.33
517.20
1206.53
312
90 - 100%
906.37
808.21
1714.58
444
all classes
526.09
340.48
866.57
2616
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
46
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Bihar
0 - 10%
404
225.64
117.20
342.84
143
10 - 20%
466
286.97
148.34
435.31
204
20 - 30%
511
311.42
176.06
487.48
214
30 - 40%
562
342.22
194.87
537.09
261
40 - 50%
633
371.84
227.18
599.02
345
50 - 60%
688
405.91
250.29
656.20
298
60 - 70%
771
445.40
285.34
730.74
344
70 - 80%
869
470.89
345.91
816.79
333
80 - 90%
1040
553.95
390.48
944.43
436
90 - 100%
696.09
647.29
1343.38
721
all classes
411.06
278.31
689.37
3299
0 - 10%
386
191.86
147.63
339.49
89
10 - 20%
459
234.84
192.80
427.64
91
20 - 30%
503
274.71
204.83
479.54
80
30 - 40%
540
280.66
241.58
522.24
85
40 - 50%
582
303.95
259.17
563.12
86
50 - 60%
641
337.00
271.61
608.61
128
60 - 70%
734
382.06
301.30
683.36
147
70 - 80%
865
420.31
375.00
795.31
201
80 - 90%
1080
486.39
490.37
976.76
224
90 - 100%
618.28
840.59
1458.87
365
all classes
353.17
332.72
685.89
1496
0 - 10%
829
363.75
365.26
729.01
10 - 20%
975
489.20
485.70
974.90
20 - 30%
1017
535.17
482.27
1017.43
30 - 40%
1310
593.70
677.96
1271.67
40 - 50%
1490
657.97
780.95
1438.92
50 - 60%
1787
734.57
962.07
1696.64
60 - 70%
2076
970.71
1088.09
2058.81
70 - 80%
2442
1154.02
1039.71
2193.73
10
80 - 90%
2714
1113.74
1516.19
2629.93
90 - 100%
1330.86
1902.48
3233.33
13
all classes
793.22
921.07
1714.29
59
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
Detailed Tables
47
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Goa
0 - 10%
879
433.58
364.75
798.33
10 - 20%
1205
536.48
539.86
1076.35
18
20 - 30%
1271
716.51
525.03
1241.54
30 - 40%
1312
713.77
581.92
1295.69
40 - 50%
1509
707.68
733.01
1440.69
20
50 - 60%
1608
793.89
799.57
1593.45
60 - 70%
1701
703.95
944.47
1648.42
11
70 - 80%
2148
900.95
1049.59
1950.54
25
80 - 90%
2434
982.09
1323.91
2306.01
17
90 - 100%
1301.15
2150.95
3452.10
41
all classes
774.74
898.58
1673.31
159
0 - 10%
585
317.28
190.24
507.52
93
10 - 20%
665
381.40
248.28
629.69
99
20 - 30%
755
437.68
273.83
711.51
150
30 - 40%
827
470.45
322.27
792.71
129
40 - 50%
923
512.01
351.72
863.73
152
50 - 60%
1002
544.13
412.28
956.41
141
60 - 70%
1119
578.31
480.80
1059.11
173
70 - 80%
1316
646.95
562.31
1209.26
214
80 - 90%
1578
761.57
668.33
1429.90
228
90 - 100%
920.54
1563.29
2483.83
340
all classes
557.55
507.85
1065.40
1719
0 - 10%
658
319.84
229.23
549.07
98
10 - 20%
814
426.33
314.83
741.16
118
20 - 30%
943
483.28
390.97
874.25
119
30 - 40%
1095
579.06
445.49
1024.55
131
40 - 50%
1243
649.96
516.56
1166.52
147
50 - 60%
1415
722.94
600.62
1323.56
139
60 - 70%
1617
797.32
712.64
1509.96
149
70 - 80%
1864
904.16
837.54
1741.70
150
80 - 90%
2376
1020.09
1077.94
2098.04
184
90 - 100%
1223.74
1998.01
3221.75
205
all classes
712.21
711.06
1423.27
1440
Gujarat
Haryana
48
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Himachal Pradesh
0 - 10%
721
356.03
251.94
607.97
121
10 - 20%
829
440.45
340.47
780.92
114
20 - 30%
930
488.51
389.74
878.24
125
30 - 40%
1046
533.99
449.37
983.37
129
40 - 50%
1154
571.38
527.35
1098.73
136
50 - 60%
1297
624.30
592.03
1216.32
164
60 - 70%
1524
696.84
711.81
1408.64
182
70 - 80%
1793
772.84
874.50
1647.34
198
80 - 90%
2244
893.02
1087.61
1980.63
205
90 - 100%
1220.45
2300.04
3520.49
286
all classes
659.87
752.83
1412.70
1660
0 - 10%
752
388.62
249.36
637.98
112
10 - 20%
865
477.91
334.44
812.35
104
20 - 30%
931
509.31
393.32
902.63
106
30 - 40%
1018
544.10
426.00
970.10
129
40 - 50%
1102
572.83
484.80
1057.63
142
50 - 60%
1190
628.32
512.59
1140.91
133
60 - 70%
1318
659.70
584.45
1244.16
157
70 - 80%
1489
693.53
711.39
1404.92
179
80 - 90%
1831
810.08
825.77
1635.85
167
90 - 100%
1007.02
1622.16
2629.18
216
all classes
629.18
614.45
1243.63
1445
0 - 10%
418
220.38
139.14
359.52
125
10 - 20%
495
278.97
180.02
459.00
142
20 - 30%
545
303.61
214.61
518.22
140
30 - 40%
602
344.23
227.05
571.28
141
40 - 50%
668
391.86
248.28
640.14
166
50 - 60%
723
409.04
286.47
695.51
136
60 - 70%
790
441.72
314.26
755.98
143
70 - 80%
913
486.42
364.77
851.20
220
80 - 90%
1095
547.47
455.87
1003.34
215
90 - 100%
694.85
692.07
1386.92
330
all classes
411.90
312.33
724.22
1758
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Detailed Tables
49
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Karnataka
0 - 10%
510
247.68
184.19
431.87
138
10 - 20%
576
318.22
221.84
540.06
99
20 - 30%
649
357.61
260.55
618.17
139
30 - 40%
724
400.24
288.10
688.33
153
40 - 50%
773
416.62
330.17
746.79
131
50 - 60%
863
470.40
346.08
816.48
218
60 - 70%
959
492.67
415.08
907.75
202
70 - 80%
1098
513.39
516.92
1030.31
252
80 - 90%
1367
606.82
605.92
1212.74
283
90 - 100%
811.81
1078.35
1890.16
421
all classes
463.45
424.41
887.86
2036
0 - 10%
741
331.98
272.33
604.30
160
10 - 20%
894
435.59
387.18
822.76
210
20 - 30%
1042
497.84
470.28
968.11
202
30 - 40%
1163
546.68
554.10
1100.78
196
40 - 50%
1301
617.49
614.44
1231.93
206
50 - 60%
1500
676.92
719.34
1396.26
237
60 - 70%
1786
751.82
884.21
1636.03
268
70 - 80%
2220
828.02
1138.04
1966.06
301
80 - 90%
2831
985.53
1521.99
2507.53
315
90 - 100%
1328.09
4064.97
5393.06
511
all classes
700.09
1063.06
1763.14
2606
0 - 10%
399
191.07
140.83
331.90
158
10 - 20%
477
238.75
202.28
441.02
167
20 - 30%
543
284.36
223.76
508.12
191
30 - 40%
614
319.01
257.85
576.86
221
40 - 50%
676
357.39
289.42
646.81
226
50 - 60%
757
386.28
331.29
717.56
283
60 - 70%
848
428.66
375.93
804.59
248
70 - 80%
1016
484.19
440.91
925.10
354
80 - 90%
1295
586.21
547.25
1133.46
386
90 - 100%
837.04
1105.36
1942.40
497
all classes
411.30
391.49
802.79
2731
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
50
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Maharashtra
0 - 10%
569
293.81
204.28
498.09
225
10 - 20%
659
351.62
256.66
608.28
250
20 - 30%
750
395.52
306.38
701.90
317
30 - 40%
826
433.53
355.01
788.54
298
40 - 50%
913
479.48
392.61
872.08
355
50 - 60%
1024
510.50
459.82
970.32
414
60 - 70%
1157
562.35
521.10
1083.44
437
70 - 80%
1304
616.21
608.37
1224.58
434
80 - 90%
1667
691.56
777.85
1469.41
606
90 - 100%
817.44
1451.94
2269.37
679
all classes
515.16
533.25
1048.41
4015
0 - 10%
681
405.01
212.23
617.24
97
10 - 20%
726
436.94
269.79
706.74
89
20 - 30%
787
476.32
281.50
757.82
117
30 - 40%
839
480.18
330.71
810.89
98
40 - 50%
884
500.78
356.83
857.61
113
50 - 60%
941
511.36
398.75
910.11
126
60 - 70%
1007
547.91
428.21
976.13
145
70 - 80%
1115
561.85
492.58
1054.42
159
80 - 90%
1287
588.27
603.49
1191.75
187
90 - 100%
731.36
968.94
1700.30
245
all classes
524.17
434.63
958.80
1376
0 - 10%
645
335.78
248.33
584.11
45
10 - 20%
717
375.32
310.79
686.11
51
20 - 30%
786
411.34
341.30
752.64
77
30 - 40%
836
422.20
385.46
807.66
60
40 - 50%
895
420.60
446.97
867.57
80
50 - 60%
967
472.70
460.96
933.66
99
60 - 70%
1025
467.76
528.43
996.20
71
70 - 80%
1121
517.85
551.01
1068.86
100
80 - 90%
1353
557.06
666.15
1223.20
134
90 - 100%
701.93
1040.37
1742.29
147
all classes
468.56
498.46
967.02
864
Manipur
Meghalaya
Detailed Tables
51
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Mizoram
0 - 10%
672
363.64
246.90
610.54
26
10 - 20%
782
421.50
304.26
725.77
31
20 - 30%
837
465.76
343.56
809.32
31
30 - 40%
927
465.94
425.82
891.76
45
40 - 50%
991
501.01
459.94
960.95
35
50 - 60%
1102
537.05
498.14
1035.19
51
60 - 70%
1201
629.70
528.65
1158.34
54
70 - 80%
1368
609.55
673.51
1283.06
84
80 - 90%
1628
709.11
776.44
1485.55
111
90 - 100%
866.43
1157.61
2024.04
164
all classes
556.98
541.15
1098.13
632
0 - 10%
949
533.82
280.07
813.89
48
10 - 20%
1020
542.83
438.43
981.26
37
20 - 30%
1088
572.34
483.32
1055.66
43
30 - 40%
1154
630.55
489.82
1120.37
48
40 - 50%
1233
647.82
552.04
1199.85
54
50 - 60%
1348
652.99
628.38
1281.37
65
60 - 70%
1486
797.68
622.40
1420.08
73
70 - 80%
1616
821.68
734.72
1556.40
76
80 - 90%
1983
853.59
931.34
1784.93
104
90 - 100%
988.95
1591.76
2580.71
156
all classes
704.07
674.54
1378.61
704
0 - 10%
370
192.75
122.73
315.48
223
10 - 20%
457
258.87
158.97
417.85
219
20 - 30%
510
293.23
190.16
483.40
213
30 - 40%
569
325.97
215.25
541.22
244
40 - 50%
630
356.82
242.19
599.01
237
50 - 60%
695
398.89
266.03
664.93
262
60 - 70%
778
435.51
302.31
737.82
293
70 - 80%
897
469.24
364.22
833.45
312
80 - 90%
1115
554.73
442.60
997.33
369
90 - 100%
757.05
810.39
1567.44
603
all classes
404.22
311.37
715.59
2975
Nagaland
Orissa
52
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Punjab
0 - 10%
772
408.45
272.85
681.30
105
10 - 20%
901
485.21
354.04
839.25
122
20 - 30%
1030
540.82
421.62
962.44
138
30 - 40%
1157
564.13
514.31
1078.44
130
40 - 50%
1299
625.65
605.16
1230.81
157
50 - 60%
1462
684.78
689.96
1374.74
155
60 - 70%
1647
734.94
813.61
1548.55
155
70 - 80%
1948
812.89
974.68
1787.57
169
80 - 90%
2477
956.53
1230.23
2186.77
189
90 - 100%
1260.17
2701.64
3961.81
240
all classes
707.51
858.02
1565.53
1560
0 - 10%
612
319.16
222.72
541.88
167
10 - 20%
696
381.50
278.07
659.57
175
20 - 30%
781
422.55
318.53
741.08
206
30 - 40%
861
465.61
357.46
823.07
224
40 - 50%
930
516.15
379.37
895.52
213
50 - 60%
1009
542.40
427.90
970.30
225
60 - 70%
1106
583.81
471.27
1055.08
291
70 - 80%
1262
623.49
553.58
1177.08
302
80 - 90%
1578
715.94
673.68
1389.62
362
90 - 100%
903.94
1186.07
2090.01
418
all classes
547.69
487.46
1035.15
2583
0 - 10%
661
355.53
231.50
587.02
30
10 - 20%
763
443.12
277.13
720.25
41
20 - 30%
869
457.03
361.01
818.04
47
30 - 40%
944
490.05
418.93
908.98
45
40 - 50%
1011
541.63
435.39
977.02
44
50 - 60%
1144
558.12
520.67
1078.79
62
60 - 70%
1309
600.80
614.86
1215.66
66
70 - 80%
1474
669.36
720.10
1389.46
60
80 - 90%
2026
759.34
937.56
1696.90
96
90 - 100%
1205.17
1747.82
2952.98
117
all classes
608.04
626.56
1234.60
608
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Detailed Tables
53
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Tamil Nadu
0 - 10%
532
270.41
188.50
458.90
190
10 - 20%
629
324.08
258.95
583.02
205
20 - 30%
713
373.12
301.86
674.98
239
30 - 40%
797
425.82
334.83
760.65
283
40 - 50%
872
466.32
370.19
836.51
269
50 - 60%
966
491.75
422.37
914.11
292
60 - 70%
1087
539.66
476.27
1015.93
359
70 - 80%
1247
598.86
568.85
1167.71
384
80 - 90%
1642
678.00
745.81
1423.81
513
90 - 100%
831.99
1497.29
2329.28
586
all classes
500.12
516.95
1017.07
3320
0 - 10%
604
343.48
193.89
537.37
90
10 - 20%
664
398.08
235.10
633.18
71
20 - 30%
758
442.61
268.00
710.61
115
30 - 40%
827
490.77
302.94
793.71
105
40 - 50%
917
527.15
343.76
870.92
115
50 - 60%
993
576.79
372.63
949.42
110
60 - 70%
1078
608.61
424.94
1033.54
133
70 - 80%
1183
645.62
483.85
1129.47
117
80 - 90%
1403
723.89
563.28
1287.16
184
90 - 100%
935.10
922.20
1857.30
272
all classes
569.21
411.00
980.21
1312
0 - 10%
473
255.33
161.52
416.85
427
10 - 20%
550
312.13
202.39
514.52
453
20 - 30%
608
346.16
233.71
579.87
446
30 - 40%
667
370.68
268.90
639.58
474
40 - 50%
731
402.93
294.57
697.50
540
50 - 60%
793
433.82
328.34
762.17
493
60 - 70%
895
456.57
382.81
839.37
600
70 - 80%
1021
509.45
442.66
952.11
647
80 - 90%
1267
587.63
542.92
1130.55
782
90 - 100%
797.02
991.17
1788.19
1044
all classes
447.20
384.97
832.18
5906
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
54
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Uttarakhand
0 - 10%
682
341.32
238.85
580.17
86
10 - 20%
763
430.71
297.85
728.56
80
20 - 30%
848
483.43
324.32
807.74
105
30 - 40%
922
496.91
386.62
883.54
102
40 - 50%
1024
549.21
417.05
966.26
110
50 - 60%
1110
595.40
467.67
1063.07
90
60 - 70%
1287
650.68
540.17
1190.84
142
70 - 80%
1491
700.03
692.39
1392.41
99
80 - 90%
2114
779.05
941.57
1720.63
139
90 - 100%
1929.91
5627.36
7557.26
95
all classes
696.73
997.95
1694.67
1048
0 - 10%
498
285.92
147.69
433.61
219
10 - 20%
578
342.34
198.40
540.73
233
20 - 30%
648
392.30
224.13
616.43
254
30 - 40%
700
431.92
243.67
675.59
236
40 - 50%
768
456.79
275.99
732.78
298
50 - 60%
842
494.90
307.12
802.02
301
60 - 70%
918
513.79
363.79
877.58
338
70 - 80%
1033
555.86
411.22
967.08
400
80 - 90%
1249
619.65
515.10
1134.75
493
90 - 100%
847.07
951.22
1798.28
804
all classes
494.01
363.76
857.77
3576
0 - 10%
1034
599.38
299.61
898.99
28
10 - 20%
1150
708.64
387.95
1096.60
18
20 - 30%
1291
780.74
446.85
1227.59
28
30 - 40%
1367
832.00
506.69
1338.69
13
40 - 50%
1515
857.51
598.38
1455.89
32
50 - 60%
1705
934.80
687.58
1622.38
27
60 - 70%
1865
949.48
816.55
1766.03
19
70 - 80%
2032
923.42
1025.51
1948.93
19
80 - 90%
2474
1053.83
1167.96
2221.79
31
90 - 100%
1440.50
3203.33
4643.83
57
all classes
906.14
907.47
1813.61
272
West Bengal
A & N Islands
Detailed Tables
55
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Chandigarh
0 - 10%
808
361.20
446.48
807.68
10 - 20%
1554
662.25
684.49
1346.74
20 - 30%
1786
719.28
947.93
1667.21
30 - 40%
1971
873.30
1032.91
1906.20
40 - 50%
2021
897.25
1123.27
2020.52
50 - 60%
2044
927.00
1116.66
2043.66
60 - 70%
2488
866.21
1562.70
2428.90
70 - 80%
3119
1109.95
1559.67
2669.62
80 - 90%
4954
1319.60
2079.29
3398.89
90 - 100%
935.00
7820.73
8755.73
all classes
863.25
1904.64
2767.89
32
0 - 10%
485
314.13
142.58
456.71
10 - 20%
570
335.49
182.63
518.12
11
20 - 30%
596
402.57
186.25
588.82
30 - 40%
675
373.83
252.84
626.68
40 - 50%
708
415.78
272.55
688.33
50 - 60%
819
519.30
225.54
744.84
11
60 - 70%
950
532.13
317.75
849.88
10
70 - 80%
1056
599.47
412.81
1012.28
80 - 90%
1223
673.71
491.02
1164.73
13
90 - 100%
789.12
883.60
1672.72
19
all classes
495.25
335.77
831.01
96
0 - 10%
733
354.80
341.15
695.95
10 - 20%
813
444.73
361.50
806.23
20 - 30%
821
451.67
369.22
820.89
30 - 40%
956
470.15
457.50
927.65
40 - 50%
1212
518.99
563.48
1082.47
50 - 60%
1623
672.39
741.55
1413.94
12
60 - 70%
1858
766.20
910.72
1676.92
10
70 - 80%
2188
877.89
1196.49
2074.38
80 - 90%
2791
1032.43
1712.13
2744.56
90 - 100%
1175.98
2278.36
3454.34
all classes
674.88
887.53
1562.41
64
Dadra & N. Haveli
Daman & Diu
56
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Rural
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Lakshadweep
0 - 10%
716
402.93
304.96
707.89
10 - 20%
743
453.78
289.28
743.06
20 - 30%
898
537.78
351.62
889.40
30 - 40%
1211
745.30
312.41
1057.71
40 - 50%
1323
794.01
497.49
1291.50
50 - 60%
1340
935.84
395.20
1331.04
60 - 70%
1658
977.45
540.37
1517.82
70 - 80%
1908
1092.32
633.52
1725.83
80 - 90%
2396
1253.65
884.76
2138.41
90 - 100%
1641.88
2893.27
4535.15
12
all classes
877.21
702.25
1579.46
55
0 - 10%
918
448.89
395.82
844.70
14
10 - 20%
1024
593.03
365.32
958.36
11
20 - 30%
1102
652.30
420.21
1072.51
30 - 40%
1136
590.43
526.15
1116.58
40 - 50%
1328
632.04
591.11
1223.14
13
50 - 60%
1445
687.81
693.83
1381.64
10
60 - 70%
1692
812.38
696.13
1508.51
16
70 - 80%
1866
795.21
1006.66
1801.86
11
80 - 90%
2612
942.23
1239.89
2182.12
21
90 - 100%
1203.17
2563.32
3766.48
18
all classes
738.75
850.81
1589.56
128
0 - 10%
479
248.90
155.70
404.60
3059
10 - 20%
569
317.86
208.14
526.00
3438
20 - 30%
645
361.81
245.31
607.12
3869
30 - 40%
721
401.27
280.70
681.97
4337
40 - 50%
801
441.03
319.16
760.20
4780
50 - 60%
895
479.64
366.65
846.28
5350
60 - 70%
1013
524.84
426.33
951.17
6176
70 - 80%
1186
584.57
508.25
1092.81
7225
80 - 90%
1525
673.70
655.81
1329.51
8959
90 - 100%
937.14
1393.47
2330.61
11926
all classes
497.09
455.96
953.05
59119
Puducherry
All-India
Detailed Tables
57
Table 1B-U: Per capita food, non-food & total expenditure and upper class limit for each decile
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Andhra Pradesh
0 - 10%
777
363.77
267.40
631.17
330
10 - 20%
956
459.35
411.45
870.80
229
20 - 30%
1117
540.53
502.79
1043.32
214
30 - 40%
1294
575.12
630.33
1205.45
236
40 - 50%
1491
631.48
755.98
1387.46
247
50 - 60%
1821
742.00
902.83
1644.83
304
60 - 70%
2257
844.94
1183.05
2027.99
320
70 - 80%
2844
992.57
1541.67
2534.24
349
80 - 90%
3717
1164.70
2071.56
3236.26
336
90 - 100%
1557.70
4015.15
5572.85
399
all classes
787.24
1228.20
2015.44
2964
0 - 10%
660
305.09
243.11
548.20
58
10 - 20%
843
390.35
376.40
766.75
47
20 - 30%
1001
481.35
443.44
924.79
46
30 - 40%
1212
541.87
557.73
1099.60
58
40 - 50%
1387
596.72
698.61
1295.33
55
50 - 60%
1577
759.47
723.00
1482.47
58
60 - 70%
1832
753.57
958.01
1711.58
54
70 - 80%
2185
871.80
1142.68
2014.48
61
80 - 90%
2734
984.46
1441.67
2426.13
71
90 - 100%
1300.78
2448.45
3749.23
92
all classes
698.56
903.08
1601.63
600
0 - 10%
642
340.95
188.29
529.24
120
10 - 20%
807
454.07
260.96
715.02
88
20 - 30%
938
482.75
380.91
863.66
64
30 - 40%
1114
580.92
445.62
1026.54
76
40 - 50%
1353
643.70
596.31
1240.01
80
50 - 60%
1545
723.92
732.74
1456.65
68
60 - 70%
1790
829.00
836.38
1665.38
73
70 - 80%
2036
931.21
977.50
1908.71
70
80 - 90%
2898
1189.42
1203.95
2393.36
109
90 - 100%
1575.01
2643.90
4218.90
84
all classes
776.82
827.24
1604.06
832
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
58
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Bihar
0 - 10%
493
270.16
140.95
411.11
148
10 - 20%
569
340.11
189.91
530.03
96
20 - 30%
678
379.57
242.15
621.72
114
30 - 40%
783
420.27
317.83
738.10
97
40 - 50%
878
475.35
345.60
820.95
95
50 - 60%
999
500.49
441.85
942.34
95
60 - 70%
1145
537.82
531.62
1069.44
97
70 - 80%
1379
638.40
623.45
1261.85
120
80 - 90%
1917
695.46
979.52
1674.97
138
90 - 100%
1021.55
1822.79
2844.34
272
all classes
529.35
567.21
1096.56
1272
0 - 10%
583
241.18
226.30
467.48
111
10 - 20%
741
338.88
320.96
659.85
70
20 - 30%
876
393.71
423.96
817.67
60
30 - 40%
954
460.59
449.65
910.25
37
40 - 50%
1137
475.74
570.72
1046.46
55
50 - 60%
1341
569.49
674.77
1244.25
63
60 - 70%
1580
640.94
829.36
1470.30
64
70 - 80%
1888
720.30
992.72
1713.02
76
80 - 90%
2275
789.97
1279.91
2069.89
58
90 - 100%
998.16
2320.92
3319.08
142
all classes
562.59
807.71
1370.31
736
0 - 10%
935
403.43
348.01
751.45
62
10 - 20%
1136
522.79
522.62
1045.41
51
20 - 30%
1306
592.85
615.14
1207.98
41
30 - 40%
1562
659.68
771.25
1430.93
60
40 - 50%
1812
788.17
888.03
1676.21
82
50 - 60%
2242
863.56
1151.72
2015.28
109
60 - 70%
2681
1028.47
1405.09
2433.56
87
70 - 80%
3385
1105.56
1971.01
3076.57
101
80 - 90%
4571
1275.40
2644.70
3920.10
128
90 - 100%
1656.66
4892.75
6549.41
121
all classes
889.77
1521.92
2411.69
842
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
Detailed Tables
59
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Goa
0 - 10%
1171
503.19
400.63
903.82
28
10 - 20%
1348
610.01
631.90
1241.91
12
20 - 30%
1611
701.80
771.50
1473.30
18
30 - 40%
1758
750.30
931.26
1681.56
18
40 - 50%
2019
819.98
1061.06
1881.04
27
50 - 60%
2278
960.62
1176.66
2137.28
26
60 - 70%
2460
963.35
1401.26
2364.61
21
70 - 80%
2787
1038.72
1576.50
2615.22
29
80 - 90%
3204
1236.14
1731.42
2967.56
42
90 - 100%
1553.89
3378.62
4932.52
64
all classes
914.09
1304.99
2219.07
285
0 - 10%
806
396.92
270.26
667.18
220
10 - 20%
1001
495.60
400.83
896.43
170
20 - 30%
1173
576.06
507.71
1083.77
135
30 - 40%
1403
648.13
629.80
1277.93
156
40 - 50%
1634
719.66
798.84
1518.50
155
50 - 60%
1909
806.65
945.93
1752.58
174
60 - 70%
2163
870.97
1170.94
2041.91
144
70 - 80%
2545
938.11
1386.19
2324.30
179
80 - 90%
3303
1026.53
1814.73
2841.26
194
90 - 100%
1307.37
3427.11
4734.48
178
all classes
778.64
1135.53
1914.17
1705
0 - 10%
764
350.07
338.23
688.29
98
10 - 20%
919
449.23
395.62
844.85
84
20 - 30%
1085
508.58
496.85
1005.43
90
30 - 40%
1275
566.03
615.88
1181.91
110
40 - 50%
1439
653.87
694.31
1348.18
94
50 - 60%
1824
762.24
883.10
1645.34
149
60 - 70%
2196
914.00
1090.00
2004.00
130
70 - 80%
2836
1019.51
1464.11
2483.63
167
80 - 90%
3775
1135.69
2027.71
3163.40
126
90 - 100%
1500.12
4183.62
5683.73
132
all classes
785.71
1222.45
2008.16
1180
Gujarat
Haryana
60
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Himachal Pradesh
0 - 10%
814
388.26
295.81
684.07
29
10 - 20%
1015
502.02
412.41
914.43
28
20 - 30%
1257
588.61
567.71
1156.33
32
30 - 40%
1579
638.40
777.46
1415.86
41
40 - 50%
1815
727.16
983.99
1711.15
31
50 - 60%
2260
816.37
1206.20
2022.57
40
60 - 70%
2691
958.30
1503.15
2461.45
38
70 - 80%
3294
1143.28
1798.27
2941.56
42
80 - 90%
3872
1251.67
2223.41
3475.07
31
90 - 100%
1649.47
4724.69
6374.16
69
all classes
866.37
1448.71
2315.07
381
0 - 10%
786
425.41
267.28
692.69
145
10 - 20%
935
511.47
363.51
874.98
118
20 - 30%
1059
570.33
435.81
1006.14
105
30 - 40%
1190
594.81
525.60
1120.40
133
40 - 50%
1301
658.28
585.46
1243.74
98
50 - 60%
1469
721.80
669.71
1391.51
111
60 - 70%
1695
776.57
790.97
1567.54
150
70 - 80%
2036
848.56
997.56
1846.13
134
80 - 90%
2623
1016.72
1255.31
2272.03
148
90 - 100%
1287.28
3383.78
4671.06
126
All classes
740.87
925.94
1666.81
1268
0 - 10%
555
277.34
179.69
457.03
111
10 - 20%
689
373.80
249.71
623.51
104
20 - 30%
811
441.97
313.89
755.86
73
30 - 40%
949
482.98
399.51
882.48
77
40 - 50%
1109
563.57
457.24
1020.81
75
50 - 60%
1334
628.97
596.81
1225.77
96
60 - 70%
1637
710.36
770.00
1480.36
101
70 - 80%
2054
790.23
1027.85
1818.08
115
80 - 90%
2727
1108.52
1327.85
2436.38
127
90 - 100%
1250.64
2450.22
3700.86
110
all classes
663.01
779.05
1442.06
989
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Detailed Tables
61
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Karnataka
0 - 10%
725
344.26
254.31
598.57
269
10 - 20%
915
449.58
371.71
821.29
205
20 - 30%
1122
515.30
496.93
1012.23
192
30 - 40%
1330
578.63
648.41
1227.04
177
40 - 50%
1551
665.59
770.43
1436.02
178
50 - 60%
1827
761.80
956.96
1718.76
190
60 - 70%
2190
839.54
1174.45
2013.99
179
70 - 80%
2627
886.05
1503.75
2389.80
173
80 - 90%
3455
1068.76
1857.07
2925.83
218
90 - 100%
1350.82
5106.50
6457.32
253
all classes
746.12
1314.20
2060.32
2034
0 - 10%
787
348.36
308.92
657.28
210
10 - 20%
946
456.06
415.87
871.93
169
20 - 30%
1135
543.14
505.85
1048.98
149
30 - 40%
1345
580.80
665.25
1246.05
152
40 - 50%
1608
695.05
788.13
1483.18
155
50 - 60%
1880
782.19
963.22
1745.42
143
60 - 70%
2288
879.64
1178.66
2058.30
178
70 - 80%
2862
994.31
1552.19
2546.49
182
80 - 90%
3993
1143.93
2217.40
3361.33
240
90 - 100%
1838.43
5796.09
7634.52
268
all classes
826.59
1440.57
2267.16
1846
0 - 10%
581
254.56
218.69
473.25
249
10 - 20%
718
336.49
313.38
649.87
170
20 - 30%
848
391.31
394.21
785.51
159
30 - 40%
984
424.20
497.00
921.20
172
40 - 50%
1120
464.20
587.28
1051.48
163
50 - 60%
1349
548.22
695.83
1244.05
191
60 - 70%
1608
622.42
846.21
1468.63
207
70 - 80%
1931
659.89
1100.44
1760.33
207
80 - 90%
2690
775.60
1492.43
2268.03
209
90 - 100%
1144.99
3525.90
4670.89
239
all classes
562.39
967.43
1529.82
1966
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
62
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Maharashtra
0 - 10%
802
357.50
286.26
643.75
442
10 - 20%
1001
474.14
426.75
900.88
334
20 - 30%
1214
561.59
548.09
1109.67
365
30 - 40%
1425
650.22
669.56
1319.77
349
40 - 50%
1655
716.58
821.27
1537.85
340
50 - 60%
1939
795.49
998.26
1793.75
360
60 - 70%
2320
867.03
1254.66
2121.69
419
70 - 80%
2960
1009.55
1598.82
2608.38
471
80 - 90%
4031
1127.59
2310.08
3437.67
441
90 - 100%
1707.23
5331.24
7038.46
459
all classes
826.75
1424.69
2251.44
3980
0 - 10%
625
369.93
198.67
568.60
128
10 - 20%
779
424.23
294.23
718.46
90
20 - 30%
843
444.53
366.24
810.76
88
30 - 40%
911
466.41
414.73
881.15
103
40 - 50%
971
487.70
456.35
944.05
100
50 - 60%
1035
503.44
499.99
1003.43
116
60 - 70%
1117
537.89
530.78
1068.67
119
70 - 80%
1297
570.19
630.88
1201.06
144
80 - 90%
1553
657.61
754.20
1411.80
155
90 - 100%
805.54
1218.69
2024.23
139
all classes
526.39
535.47
1061.86
1182
0 - 10%
762
380.76
314.21
694.97
38
10 - 20%
904
405.55
412.24
817.79
35
20 - 30%
1064
428.62
559.28
987.90
28
30 - 40%
1214
505.62
638.02
1143.63
36
40 - 50%
1384
542.13
757.32
1299.46
27
50 - 60%
1498
523.40
910.79
1434.19
23
60 - 70%
1708
609.18
994.41
1603.59
27
70 - 80%
1966
673.84
1168.65
1842.48
39
80 - 90%
2344
718.04
1401.16
2119.19
65
90 - 100%
1019.34
2089.52
3108.86
90
all classes
580.60
924.60
1505.20
408
Manipur
Meghalaya
Detailed Tables
63
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Mizoram
0 - 10%
909
387.14
381.23
768.37
114
10 - 20%
1129
496.70
520.40
1017.10
84
20 - 30%
1335
613.13
619.11
1232.24
79
30 - 40%
1530
680.76
753.68
1434.44
73
40 - 50%
1677
760.64
849.23
1609.87
66
50 - 60%
1845
808.03
957.85
1765.88
76
60 - 70%
2012
818.30
1098.71
1917.00
73
70 - 80%
2258
899.21
1222.59
2121.80
75
80 - 90%
2743
1015.54
1469.88
2485.42
111
90 - 100%
1226.50
2209.60
3436.10
145
all classes
770.80
1008.66
1779.46
896
0 - 10%
993
512.00
416.82
928.82
22
10 - 20%
1076
600.59
431.30
1031.89
28
20 - 30%
1264
564.17
591.90
1156.07
25
30 - 40%
1425
617.89
720.21
1338.10
24
40 - 50%
1598
704.30
814.37
1518.67
29
50 - 60%
1726
787.63
868.82
1656.45
29
60 - 70%
1843
860.92
932.66
1793.58
29
70 - 80%
2141
844.41
1143.90
1988.30
33
80 - 90%
2796
976.06
1490.54
2466.60
49
90 - 100%
1242.57
2206.84
3449.41
52
all classes
770.95
960.59
1731.54
320
0 - 10%
575
276.38
185.29
461.67
167
10 - 20%
690
376.00
259.69
635.69
87
20 - 30%
764
427.37
295.44
722.81
56
30 - 40%
891
469.73
353.56
823.29
79
40 - 50%
1047
507.07
466.59
973.65
74
50 - 60%
1259
556.82
580.14
1136.96
91
60 - 70%
1527
653.51
725.64
1379.15
107
70 - 80%
1869
716.88
968.82
1685.70
107
80 - 90%
2828
860.89
1374.35
2235.23
163
90 - 100%
1228.70
3381.46
4610.17
124
all classes
607.96
860.88
1468.84
1055
Nagaland
Orissa
64
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Punjab
0 - 10%
803
376.60
293.50
670.10
158
10 - 20%
1001
484.90
409.62
894.52
135
20 - 30%
1167
579.92
496.38
1076.30
128
30 - 40%
1360
623.37
631.58
1254.94
129
40 - 50%
1534
675.48
766.55
1442.03
119
50 - 60%
1796
752.97
898.29
1651.27
166
60 - 70%
2223
866.43
1151.51
2017.94
177
70 - 80%
2720
969.86
1510.37
2480.23
183
80 - 90%
3845
1153.87
2009.26
3163.12
209
90 - 100%
1453.93
4594.57
6048.49
151
all classes
793.97
1278.14
2072.11
1555
0 - 10%
702
333.31
258.10
591.41
165
10 - 20%
846
439.38
341.28
780.66
122
20 - 30%
962
492.46
415.00
907.46
104
30 - 40%
1100
551.96
467.81
1019.77
108
40 - 50%
1266
577.64
612.49
1190.13
129
50 - 60%
1453
662.23
701.22
1363.45
119
60 - 70%
1680
715.23
830.58
1545.81
134
70 - 80%
2036
808.83
1028.82
1837.65
169
80 - 90%
2650
914.23
1380.01
2294.24
193
90 - 100%
1278.84
2957.93
4236.77
310
all classes
677.42
899.18
1576.60
1553
0 - 10%
1103
560.67
436.12
996.80
14
10 - 20%
1515
660.68
721.82
1382.51
13
20 - 30%
1701
641.35
1001.53
1642.87
30 - 40%
1990
812.10
992.01
1804.11
14
40 - 50%
2031
904.56
1120.28
2024.85
50 - 60%
2059
867.35
1171.18
2038.54
60 - 70%
2413
1022.79
1246.09
2268.88
17
70 - 80%
2544
1149.34
1372.63
2521.97
10
80 - 90%
2601
1232.99
1358.32
2591.31
90 - 100%
1574.81
2285.44
3860.25
69
all classes
942.00
1158.35
2100.35
160
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Detailed Tables
65
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Tamil Nadu
0 - 10%
763
351.85
282.93
634.77
515
10 - 20%
912
444.93
391.58
836.51
266
20 - 30%
1052
509.87
477.06
986.93
225
30 - 40%
1219
556.53
573.74
1130.27
275
40 - 50%
1428
624.75
694.54
1319.29
254
50 - 60%
1677
687.10
854.37
1541.47
300
60 - 70%
1958
768.67
1046.06
1814.73
294
70 - 80%
2400
872.19
1281.64
2153.83
378
80 - 90%
3178
1002.66
1762.56
2765.22
400
90 - 100%
1347.14
3417.19
4764.33
411
all classes
716.53
1077.98
1794.52
3318
0 - 10%
786
429.06
229.13
658.19
83
10 - 20%
936
521.26
350.29
871.55
28
20 - 30%
1035
574.87
402.29
977.16
33
30 - 40%
1196
638.36
483.60
1121.96
46
40 - 50%
1430
732.59
577.60
1310.19
51
50 - 60%
1666
800.15
761.39
1561.53
44
60 - 70%
1978
891.88
900.04
1791.92
62
70 - 80%
2294
1039.27
1084.62
2123.89
67
80 - 90%
2956
1129.81
1430.20
2560.01
60
90 - 100%
1401.09
2348.30
3749.39
70
all classes
816.29
858.79
1675.07
544
0 - 10%
562
289.80
181.66
471.46
374
10 - 20%
676
350.78
269.24
620.02
277
20 - 30%
781
406.50
319.00
725.50
265
30 - 40%
900
452.83
385.53
838.36
256
40 - 50%
1053
497.03
472.29
969.32
280
50 - 60%
1228
541.63
598.13
1139.76
288
60 - 70%
1453
618.50
726.44
1344.94
277
70 - 80%
1827
690.91
945.27
1636.18
323
80 - 90%
2649
885.72
1291.67
2177.38
403
90 - 100%
1350.40
3844.05
5194.45
344
all classes
608.48
903.68
1512.16
3087
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
66
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Uttarakhand
0 - 10%
698
362.99
227.47
590.46
64
10 - 20%
845
438.63
322.07
760.70
60
20 - 30%
987
499.29
400.84
900.13
57
30 - 40%
1100
559.77
490.88
1050.65
44
40 - 50%
1310
592.55
603.80
1196.35
70
50 - 60%
1547
691.03
753.90
1444.93
73
60 - 70%
1828
762.36
905.56
1667.92
73
70 - 80%
2269
854.98
1186.23
2041.22
113
80 - 90%
3027
1080.22
1523.68
2603.89
83
90 - 100%
1154.23
3009.66
4163.89
94
all classes
700.02
943.14
1643.16
731
0 - 10%
683
343.02
202.55
545.57
313
10 - 20%
803
439.90
302.83
742.73
221
20 - 30%
934
487.63
382.30
869.93
194
30 - 40%
1098
562.97
448.56
1011.54
197
40 - 50%
1280
636.95
556.10
1193.05
218
50 - 60%
1515
690.69
700.44
1391.13
263
60 - 70%
1833
783.21
898.32
1681.53
263
70 - 80%
2319
881.02
1178.96
2059.98
349
80 - 90%
3392
1040.43
1717.06
2757.50
402
90 - 100%
1511.72
4238.32
5750.04
330
all classes
737.87
1063.17
1801.03
2750
0 - 10%
1210
597.02
510.86
1107.88
17
10 - 20%
1527
727.86
688.33
1416.19
14
20 - 30%
1792
849.94
860.09
1710.03
20
30 - 40%
1993
861.39
1034.10
1895.50
17
40 - 50%
2187
1064.15
1003.93
2068.08
22
50 - 60%
2437
1109.41
1199.20
2308.61
20
60 - 70%
2996
1102.70
1547.86
2650.56
30
70 - 80%
3453
1265.28
1915.83
3181.11
32
80 - 90%
4442
1450.37
2448.74
3899.12
51
90 - 100%
1691.03
6383.09
8074.12
65
all classes
1070.99
1755.44
2826.43
288
West Bengal
A & N Islands
Detailed Tables
67
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Chandigarh
0 - 10%
983
481.37
320.50
801.87
24
10 - 20%
1401
629.19
534.18
1163.38
33
20 - 30%
1650
759.79
772.74
1532.52
25
30 - 40%
2293
873.92
1174.93
2048.85
35
40 - 50%
2900
1055.21
1590.26
2645.47
23
50 - 60%
3805
1065.52
2195.58
3261.10
30
60 - 70%
4404
1191.45
2806.32
3997.76
18
70 - 80%
4925
1198.80
3487.95
4686.75
18
80 - 90%
6306
1440.97
4092.74
5533.71
33
90 - 100%
1987.37
7656.54
9643.90
34
all classes
1066.26
2458.99
3525.25
273
0 - 10%
894
506.71
310.96
817.67
10 - 20%
1061
524.21
443.02
967.22
20 - 30%
1093
584.42
495.06
1079.48
30 - 40%
1193
562.30
573.27
1135.57
40 - 50%
1373
601.20
698.61
1299.82
50 - 60%
1459
757.49
665.29
1422.78
60 - 70%
1595
694.67
843.76
1538.43
70 - 80%
1695
817.27
850.75
1668.01
80 - 90%
2333
906.21
1067.72
1973.92
90 - 100%
1169.33
2259.07
3428.40
32
all classes
709.08
815.25
1524.33
96
0 - 10%
875
424.41
345.19
769.60
10 - 20%
911
535.63
361.51
897.13
20 - 30%
974
497.64
459.35
956.99
30 - 40%
1095
562.47
491.61
1054.08
40 - 50%
1387
567.89
746.18
1314.08
50 - 60%
1478
667.53
785.43
1452.96
60 - 70%
2186
760.07
1039.66
1799.73
70 - 80%
2517
854.89
1553.28
2408.17
80 - 90%
2610
951.37
1632.97
2584.33
90 - 100%
1257.70
2140.73
3398.43
18
all classes
707.79
957.87
1665.66
64
Dadra & N. Haveli
Daman & Diu
68
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMRP
Urban
(MRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Lakshadweep
0 - 10%
1074
569.16
382.89
952.05
10
10 - 20%
1301
732.86
473.07
1205.93
13
20 - 30%
1402
777.93
561.39
1339.31
30 - 40%
1574
968.82
519.47
1488.29
11
40 - 50%
1785
1008.06
659.26
1667.31
50 - 60%
1954
925.94
951.79
1877.73
10
60 - 70%
2365
1167.42
1004.08
2171.49
12
70 - 80%
2637
1182.21
1319.58
2501.80
11
80 - 90%
3736
1496.65
1715.86
3212.51
17
90 - 100%
1598.68
3658.49
5257.17
28
all classes
1036.26
1101.04
2137.29
128
0 - 10%
1087
511.87
419.60
931.47
45
10 - 20%
1179
671.85
474.70
1146.55
24
20 - 30%
1352
668.48
589.60
1258.08
34
30 - 40%
1673
749.55
756.38
1505.93
48
40 - 50%
1974
849.29
951.13
1800.42
39
50 - 60%
2367
972.28
1206.85
2179.13
54
60 - 70%
2791
1000.26
1631.50
2631.77
45
70 - 80%
3314
1210.42
1807.03
3017.46
51
80 - 90%
4250
1389.39
2265.69
3655.08
47
90 - 100%
1696.34
7261.77
8958.11
61
all classes
971.09
1727.24
2698.33
448
0 - 10%
682
322.97
231.73
554.70
4562
10 - 20%
846
423.13
342.60
765.74
3545
20 - 30%
1004
486.09
436.98
923.07
3446
30 - 40%
1179
551.92
536.23
1088.15
3618
40 - 50%
1382
617.89
661.41
1279.30
3609
50 - 60%
1638
692.57
811.25
1503.82
3970
60 - 70%
1962
782.45
1009.34
1791.79
4138
70 - 80%
2459
890.58
1298.41
2188.98
4689
80 - 90%
3385
1046.26
1810.72
2856.98
5111
90 - 100%
1461.15
4147.04
5608.19
5048
all classes
727.49
1128.52
1856.01
41736
Puducherry
All-India
Detailed Tables
69
Table 1C-R: Per capita food, non-food & total expenditure and upper class limit for each decile
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Andhra Pradesh
0 - 10%
647
356.31
179.83
536.13
313
10 - 20%
759
454.78
253.07
707.86
264
20 - 30%
861
511.13
301.61
812.74
326
30 - 40%
959
573.53
337.29
910.82
339
40 - 50%
1058
611.81
392.47
1004.28
352
50 - 60%
1180
666.29
445.63
1111.92
389
60 - 70%
1355
778.81
475.55
1254.36
427
70 - 80%
1510
833.11
593.93
1427.04
306
80 - 90%
1904
944.60
733.54
1678.14
534
90 - 100%
1435.36
1459.40
2894.77
674
all classes
716.52
517.24
1233.76
3924
0 - 10%
686
361.07
208.87
569.93
67
10 - 20%
822
493.96
254.19
748.15
76
20 - 30%
951
540.01
345.29
885.30
73
30 - 40%
1065
626.59
373.18
999.77
94
40 - 50%
1231
661.97
488.23
1150.20
110
50 - 60%
1448
780.44
547.66
1328.10
110
60 - 70%
1770
956.39
640.80
1597.19
126
70 - 80%
2151
1120.37
788.85
1909.22
108
80 - 90%
2780
1290.21
1142.90
2433.11
126
90 - 100%
2105.01
1736.27
3841.28
151
all classes
893.55
652.38
1545.92
1041
0 - 10%
576
348.42
157.57
505.99
211
10 - 20%
656
430.62
184.57
615.18
225
20 - 30%
741
482.75
215.99
698.74
243
30 - 40%
815
544.58
235.35
779.93
212
40 - 50%
904
583.82
273.58
857.40
230
50 - 60%
1012
639.99
317.90
957.89
240
60 - 70%
1121
678.01
394.78
1072.79
241
70 - 80%
1283
763.89
428.10
1191.98
270
80 - 90%
1550
840.89
561.48
1402.37
311
90 - 100%
1150.09
799.12
1949.21
433
all classes
646.38
356.91
1003.28
2616
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
70
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Bihar
0 - 10%
466
282.72
121.16
403.88
203
10 - 20%
535
346.04
160.08
506.12
232
20 - 30%
592
375.16
188.16
563.32
236
30 - 40%
653
417.93
200.89
618.82
274
40 - 50%
709
456.40
227.08
683.48
261
50 - 60%
776
492.28
253.30
745.57
311
60 - 70%
864
538.46
279.76
818.22
323
70 - 80%
966
580.85
326.81
907.66
339
80 - 90%
1165
665.49
385.52
1051.02
406
90 - 100%
893.00
610.98
1503.98
709
all classes
504.81
275.35
780.15
3294
0 - 10%
429
236.43
131.34
367.77
72
10 - 20%
517
288.68
186.23
474.91
93
20 - 30%
581
330.85
218.80
549.65
76
30 - 40%
626
383.14
215.42
598.57
75
40 - 50%
706
389.16
269.94
659.11
125
50 - 60%
763
457.02
275.06
732.08
117
60 - 70%
848
465.86
344.44
810.30
150
70 - 80%
988
539.05
373.52
912.58
189
80 - 90%
1243
607.93
478.18
1086.11
232
90 - 100%
861.53
780.74
1642.26
366
all classes
456.04
327.53
783.57
1495
0 - 10%
986
438.86
547.47
986.33
10 - 20%
1086
653.12
432.43
1085.55
20 - 30%
1429
669.60
697.70
1367.31
30 - 40%
1575
753.13
748.46
1501.59
40 - 50%
1724
804.49
900.63
1705.12
50 - 60%
1782
957.81
782.61
1740.42
60 - 70%
2281
1239.06
968.80
2207.86
70 - 80%
2812
1342.21
1250.92
2593.12
11
80 - 90%
3214
1603.77
1360.63
2964.40
90 - 100%
2745.00
1962.92
4707.92
14
all classes
1115.71
952.78
2068.49
57
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
Detailed Tables
71
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Goa
0 - 10%
1102
531.65
403.89
935.55
10 - 20%
1417
818.52
534.58
1353.10
16
20 - 30%
1672
918.92
680.21
1599.13
19
30 - 40%
1775
993.31
757.44
1750.75
40 - 50%
1981
1119.79
742.27
1862.06
10
50 - 60%
2050
1266.61
783.63
2050.24
60 - 70%
2256
1280.17
935.48
2215.65
22
70 - 80%
2659
1375.13
1077.58
2452.71
20
80 - 90%
2979
1425.43
1337.66
2763.08
14
90 - 100%
1707.01
1925.90
3632.91
41
all classes
1145.65
919.36
2065.01
160
0 - 10%
620
334.67
189.11
523.78
95
10 - 20%
719
426.32
241.37
667.69
117
20 - 30%
808
476.34
289.01
765.34
115
30 - 40%
872
532.37
310.67
843.05
112
40 - 50%
971
561.79
362.94
924.74
143
50 - 60%
1105
633.88
404.89
1038.76
207
60 - 70%
1210
700.57
450.23
1150.80
161
70 - 80%
1390
777.83
532.09
1309.92
184
80 - 90%
1638
899.32
618.82
1518.14
227
90 - 100%
1058.88
1303.39
2362.27
359
all classes
640.10
469.66
1109.76
1720
0 - 10%
749
383.55
245.33
628.89
108
10 - 20%
891
487.93
330.29
818.21
115
20 - 30%
1035
584.29
380.54
964.82
123
30 - 40%
1154
653.27
438.56
1091.83
126
40 - 50%
1270
748.49
457.59
1206.08
98
50 - 60%
1460
808.27
550.07
1358.34
144
60 - 70%
1668
905.96
676.61
1582.57
139
70 - 80%
1921
973.57
820.04
1793.61
159
80 - 90%
2358
1055.83
1054.10
2109.92
179
90 - 100%
1543.19
1983.99
3527.17
249
all classes
815.20
694.71
1509.91
1440
Gujarat
Haryana
72
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Himachal Pradesh
0 - 10%
842
442.62
268.99
711.61
134
10 - 20%
935
538.78
359.29
898.07
102
20 - 30%
1043
593.65
401.94
995.59
125
30 - 40%
1153
637.95
463.20
1101.15
130
40 - 50%
1283
698.86
515.32
1214.19
154
50 - 60%
1448
768.91
594.96
1363.88
171
60 - 70%
1642
819.07
727.84
1546.91
159
70 - 80%
1932
945.50
822.07
1767.57
182
80 - 90%
2436
1062.39
1084.55
2146.94
215
90 - 100%
1420.95
2200.08
3621.03
288
all classes
792.58
743.17
1535.75
1660
0 - 10%
791
432.07
233.00
665.07
109
10 - 20%
914
533.64
325.79
859.44
107
20 - 30%
997
579.07
378.46
957.53
119
30 - 40%
1102
627.46
423.55
1051.01
130
40 - 50%
1202
685.24
466.44
1151.67
126
50 - 60%
1322
717.34
542.51
1259.85
150
60 - 70%
1525
806.11
607.35
1413.46
174
70 - 80%
1730
978.14
643.75
1621.89
163
80 - 90%
1941
1067.56
753.51
1821.07
128
90 - 100%
1341.92
1293.84
2635.76
240
all classes
776.82
567.06
1343.88
1446
0 - 10%
494
271.94
163.15
435.09
160
10 - 20%
560
345.28
189.11
534.39
152
20 - 30%
599
366.00
211.59
577.59
108
30 - 40%
648
396.83
226.25
623.08
142
40 - 50%
702
424.54
253.83
678.37
141
50 - 60%
783
467.42
274.84
742.26
150
60 - 70%
890
519.35
315.76
835.11
197
70 - 80%
1018
575.86
375.67
951.53
184
80 - 90%
1373
709.77
461.87
1171.64
287
90 - 100%
952.49
752.33
1704.83
237
all classes
502.81
322.34
825.15
1758
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Detailed Tables
73
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Karnataka
0 - 10%
583
312.14
175.86
488.00
146
10 - 20%
652
386.43
236.70
623.13
104
20 - 30%
713
418.36
267.00
685.36
110
30 - 40%
800
462.61
298.74
761.35
173
40 - 50%
878
509.39
326.13
835.51
176
50 - 60%
977
558.96
368.13
927.10
210
60 - 70%
1114
615.05
431.68
1046.73
263
70 - 80%
1307
670.34
544.02
1214.35
244
80 - 90%
1589
803.36
630.16
1433.51
243
90 - 100%
1028.64
1161.33
2189.97
369
all classes
576.61
443.79
1020.40
2038
0 - 10%
846
402.89
297.22
700.11
199
10 - 20%
977
539.00
382.22
921.22
165
20 - 30%
1135
603.51
450.47
1053.98
198
30 - 40%
1270
647.64
552.83
1200.47
179
40 - 50%
1451
714.56
646.84
1361.39
214
50 - 60%
1640
791.53
748.65
1540.18
228
60 - 70%
1913
903.25
870.09
1773.34
265
70 - 80%
2312
997.76
1106.11
2103.87
304
80 - 90%
3249
1206.39
1486.54
2692.93
377
90 - 100%
1622.34
3378.49
5000.82
477
all classes
843.00
992.22
1835.22
2606
0 - 10%
456
223.55
148.42
371.98
188
10 - 20%
538
299.36
195.48
494.84
176
20 - 30%
608
342.98
227.47
570.45
188
30 - 40%
674
383.01
258.80
641.81
205
40 - 50%
762
431.76
288.93
720.69
258
50 - 60%
849
460.57
341.88
802.45
245
60 - 70%
978
524.22
392.39
916.61
301
70 - 80%
1169
614.11
446.06
1060.17
358
80 - 90%
1458
724.73
564.85
1289.58
361
90 - 100%
1032.78
1129.48
2162.26
454
all classes
503.58
399.24
902.82
2734
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
74
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Maharashtra
0 - 10%
623
326.58
205.87
532.45
188
10 - 20%
763
427.69
262.49
690.18
310
20 - 30%
858
490.21
315.36
805.58
280
30 - 40%
938
528.91
368.69
897.60
309
40 - 50%
1045
587.70
401.15
988.85
411
50 - 60%
1143
627.08
466.17
1093.25
351
60 - 70%
1265
673.63
529.54
1203.17
383
70 - 80%
1424
731.93
604.13
1336.06
443
80 - 90%
1707
791.66
750.01
1541.67
553
90 - 100%
1039.92
1397.88
2437.80
784
all classes
622.62
530.17
1152.79
4012
0 - 10%
718
451.44
192.79
644.23
112
10 - 20%
780
501.51
249.68
751.19
88
20 - 30%
838
516.22
291.66
807.88
107
30 - 40%
894
541.50
322.81
864.30
121
40 - 50%
963
578.45
348.61
927.06
130
50 - 60%
1027
612.44
382.16
994.60
119
60 - 70%
1108
637.59
428.67
1066.27
131
70 - 80%
1239
679.46
494.61
1174.07
153
80 - 90%
1399
753.17
571.34
1324.51
183
90 - 100%
906.23
815.58
1721.81
232
all classes
617.63
409.61
1027.24
1376
0 - 10%
722
382.53
282.38
664.91
44
10 - 20%
796
447.60
313.34
760.93
52
20 - 30%
892
503.15
350.21
853.37
78
30 - 40%
944
514.94
408.58
923.52
59
40 - 50%
1012
539.13
439.97
979.10
84
50 - 60%
1084
593.26
452.37
1045.62
91
60 - 70%
1184
626.88
511.54
1138.42
87
70 - 80%
1345
701.07
568.73
1269.80
118
80 - 90%
1564
762.57
689.67
1452.23
112
90 - 100%
989.48
1025.61
2015.09
139
all classes
605.80
504.07
1109.87
864
Manipur
Meghalaya
Detailed Tables
75
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Mizoram
0 - 10%
739
433.70
216.35
650.05
24
10 - 20%
887
527.69
293.77
821.46
37
20 - 30%
966
572.67
355.21
927.88
28
30 - 40%
1076
646.12
390.80
1036.92
41
40 - 50%
1181
662.44
458.34
1120.78
46
50 - 60%
1269
707.74
507.35
1215.09
45
60 - 70%
1422
760.99
583.10
1344.09
64
70 - 80%
1572
872.21
629.18
1501.39
73
80 - 90%
1849
897.16
780.63
1677.79
94
90 - 100%
1203.16
1132.33
2335.49
180
all classes
727.96
534.29
1262.25
632
0 - 10%
984
584.30
327.12
911.42
45
10 - 20%
1089
632.82
399.39
1032.21
41
20 - 30%
1175
703.67
433.96
1137.64
46
30 - 40%
1262
764.75
445.64
1210.39
55
40 - 50%
1387
789.90
526.87
1316.77
65
50 - 60%
1459
876.48
544.04
1420.52
41
60 - 70%
1590
915.44
609.97
1525.41
60
70 - 80%
1729
945.72
713.51
1659.23
65
80 - 90%
2033
1003.20
870.31
1873.51
108
90 - 100%
1308.64
1363.13
2671.77
178
all classes
852.35
623.31
1475.65
704
0 - 10%
425
236.33
125.66
361.99
208
10 - 20%
516
317.16
156.24
473.40
240
20 - 30%
581
362.52
187.50
550.02
220
30 - 40%
641
401.92
209.37
611.29
208
40 - 50%
716
438.56
241.44
679.99
225
50 - 60%
790
478.65
272.91
751.56
270
60 - 70%
899
535.62
308.77
844.39
351
70 - 80%
1061
609.68
360.94
970.63
356
80 - 90%
1337
696.78
488.63
1185.41
399
90 - 100%
989.63
764.85
1754.47
497
all classes
506.75
311.72
818.47
2974
Nagaland
Orissa
76
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Punjab
0 - 10%
813
441.66
259.66
701.32
100
10 - 20%
966
540.17
350.79
890.97
126
20 - 30%
1079
590.26
435.64
1025.90
121
30 - 40%
1221
645.23
501.05
1146.28
143
40 - 50%
1365
686.17
604.90
1291.08
139
50 - 60%
1544
766.66
681.60
1448.26
142
60 - 70%
1753
861.09
774.37
1635.45
157
70 - 80%
2071
942.73
971.70
1914.42
176
80 - 90%
2636
1083.51
1228.82
2312.33
206
90 - 100%
1393.45
2734.30
4127.74
248
all classes
795.01
853.91
1648.92
1558
0 - 10%
682
362.42
226.69
589.11
192
10 - 20%
784
445.39
288.70
734.09
203
20 - 30%
844
497.46
312.72
810.17
160
30 - 40%
927
525.31
363.52
888.83
220
40 - 50%
1003
580.44
384.88
965.32
207
50 - 60%
1107
613.80
441.13
1054.93
271
60 - 70%
1218
656.67
505.97
1162.64
272
70 - 80%
1386
724.19
569.17
1293.36
294
80 - 90%
1666
834.67
677.78
1512.45
327
90 - 100%
1226.84
1561.79
2788.63
429
all classes
646.55
532.86
1179.40
2575
0 - 10%
712
411.95
218.17
630.12
32
10 - 20%
829
481.59
297.94
779.53
56
20 - 30%
932
554.27
328.39
882.65
49
30 - 40%
1016
612.87
360.79
973.66
48
40 - 50%
1103
623.26
443.78
1067.04
43
50 - 60%
1221
659.23
496.09
1155.32
50
60 - 70%
1373
693.99
594.75
1288.75
51
70 - 80%
1616
737.30
761.39
1498.69
67
80 - 90%
2058
887.65
900.33
1787.98
84
90 - 100%
1395.91
1736.56
3132.47
128
all classes
706.71
614.75
1321.46
608
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Detailed Tables
77
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Tamil Nadu
0 - 10%
602
332.51
177.89
510.39
199
10 - 20%
728
417.43
251.55
668.98
239
20 - 30%
827
482.25
296.07
778.32
263
30 - 40%
903
530.80
328.84
859.64
257
40 - 50%
1002
570.54
380.24
950.78
284
50 - 60%
1112
614.75
442.37
1057.13
328
60 - 70%
1270
671.17
511.50
1182.67
359
70 - 80%
1464
772.64
587.14
1359.78
383
80 - 90%
1787
869.63
734.46
1604.09
395
90 - 100%
1083.63
1541.25
2624.88
612
all classes
634.52
525.17
1159.69
3319
0 - 10%
713
423.97
211.16
635.13
88
10 - 20%
820
499.08
267.01
766.09
101
20 - 30%
897
559.71
302.22
861.93
106
30 - 40%
989
619.52
320.02
939.54
115
40 - 50%
1054
663.76
353.93
1017.69
96
50 - 60%
1135
709.65
379.67
1089.32
105
60 - 70%
1269
775.05
427.79
1202.84
133
70 - 80%
1460
864.84
490.43
1355.27
159
80 - 90%
1760
969.06
620.37
1589.43
158
90 - 100%
1263.56
1049.06
2312.62
250
all classes
734.36
441.81
1176.17
1311
0 - 10%
514
282.44
163.83
446.28
440
10 - 20%
590
355.11
198.26
553.37
448
20 - 30%
660
389.98
236.97
626.94
479
30 - 40%
722
431.75
260.04
691.79
434
40 - 50%
795
469.58
289.22
758.79
529
50 - 60%
875
509.24
325.25
834.49
531
60 - 70%
971
546.04
372.85
918.89
560
70 - 80%
1110
608.51
428.55
1037.06
631
80 - 90%
1341
662.39
550.29
1212.68
743
90 - 100%
953.22
958.13
1911.35
1113
all classes
520.82
378.28
899.10
5908
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
78
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Uttarakhand
0 - 10%
715
388.55
229.65
618.20
75
10 - 20%
813
474.36
284.72
759.08
86
20 - 30%
902
517.87
335.99
853.87
90
30 - 40%
993
571.70
375.88
947.58
103
40 - 50%
1086
628.15
408.01
1036.17
96
50 - 60%
1200
680.42
465.72
1146.14
115
60 - 70%
1395
736.79
549.57
1286.36
139
70 - 80%
1639
820.79
680.16
1500.96
137
80 - 90%
2349
943.39
917.41
1860.79
124
90 - 100%
2118.72
5330.51
7449.23
80
all classes
788.44
958.97
1747.41
1045
0 - 10%
538
318.45
152.48
470.94
172
10 - 20%
632
406.82
180.57
587.39
221
20 - 30%
713
455.97
218.39
674.36
263
30 - 40%
782
499.05
246.03
745.08
283
40 - 50%
867
559.66
265.82
825.48
326
50 - 60%
943
590.13
315.62
905.74
297
60 - 70%
1040
657.44
334.89
992.33
317
70 - 80%
1171
689.54
407.34
1096.88
397
80 - 90%
1447
792.59
500.77
1293.36
540
90 - 100%
1072.18
859.07
1931.25
759
all classes
604.20
348.12
952.32
3575
0 - 10%
1135
657.96
326.07
984.04
25
10 - 20%
1279
819.66
398.34
1218.01
23
20 - 30%
1368
855.93
460.51
1316.45
13
30 - 40%
1455
907.16
487.10
1394.26
17
40 - 50%
1598
917.41
591.81
1509.22
26
50 - 60%
1811
1078.21
604.01
1682.23
30
60 - 70%
1975
1106.63
803.29
1909.93
24
70 - 80%
2334
1156.28
1014.51
2170.79
26
80 - 90%
3052
1277.21
1375.86
2653.07
35
90 - 100%
1658.34
2798.03
4456.37
53
all classes
1044.19
888.29
1932.48
272
West Bengal
A & N Islands
Detailed Tables
79
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Chandigarh
0 - 10%
1147
444.39
405.35
849.74
10 - 20%
1805
571.27
992.10
1563.37
20 - 30%
1851
763.93
1087.30
1851.23
30 - 40%
1892
826.43
1065.84
1892.27
40 - 50%
1937
916.89
992.02
1908.91
50 - 60%
2017
791.54
1157.95
1949.49
60 - 70%
2560
699.04
1529.44
2228.49
70 - 80%
2751
1003.15
1742.80
2745.94
80 - 90%
3546
1354.22
1959.04
3313.26
90 - 100%
2004.34
2066.40
4070.73
all classes
899.56
1327.48
2227.05
32
0 - 10%
600
419.83
142.05
561.88
10 - 20%
609
461.00
147.76
608.77
20 - 30%
679
453.00
201.15
654.15
10
30 - 40%
701
512.96
183.18
696.15
40 - 50%
743
529.84
200.98
730.82
50 - 60%
780
512.88
253.85
766.73
60 - 70%
860
565.98
255.70
821.68
14
70 - 80%
1145
625.71
401.19
1026.90
80 - 90%
1562
862.59
464.62
1327.21
17
90 - 100%
1058.52
914.95
1973.47
19
all classes
600.72
314.68
915.40
96
0 - 10%
649
416.93
228.99
645.92
10 - 20%
925
497.46
355.67
853.14
20 - 30%
1091
606.56
425.97
1032.53
30 - 40%
1377
725.48
587.23
1312.70
40 - 50%
1459
792.79
622.97
1415.76
50 - 60%
1697
730.60
836.36
1566.96
60 - 70%
1907
920.36
899.35
1819.70
70 - 80%
2162
923.94
1101.25
2025.18
80 - 90%
2484
1146.06
1152.30
2298.36
90 - 100%
1152.43
1732.50
2884.94
12
all classes
793.15
793.08
1586.23
64
Dadra & N. Haveli
Daman & Diu
80
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Rural
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Lakshadweep
0 - 10%
964
597.85
360.78
958.63
10 - 20%
1102
712.17
325.31
1037.48
20 - 30%
1225
790.01
425.36
1215.36
30 - 40%
1312
640.36
657.31
1297.67
40 - 50%
1512
1030.76
367.78
1398.53
50 - 60%
1680
958.35
704.46
1662.82
60 - 70%
2001
1197.78
702.45
1900.23
70 - 80%
2184
1518.08
627.77
2145.85
80 - 90%
3029
1627.12
898.66
2525.77
14
90 - 100%
1572.00
2303.88
3875.88
all classes
1076.14
717.62
1793.76
55
0 - 10%
974
542.22
321.40
863.62
12
10 - 20%
1040
636.44
355.77
992.21
20 - 30%
1162
748.95
390.65
1139.59
30 - 40%
1262
761.28
451.33
1212.61
11
40 - 50%
1582
834.14
566.37
1400.51
16
50 - 60%
1710
849.85
789.96
1639.81
11
60 - 70%
1872
955.90
848.30
1804.20
70 - 80%
1997
1101.63
846.28
1947.91
11
80 - 90%
2664
1153.84
1068.74
2222.58
21
90 - 100%
1364.06
1673.95
3038.01
24
all classes
897.27
738.74
1636.01
128
0 - 10%
537
294.03
158.95
452.98
3201
10 - 20%
631
375.90
208.50
584.40
3369
20 - 30%
718
428.37
246.98
675.35
3860
30 - 40%
804
480.19
280.61
760.79
4363
40 - 50%
895
527.07
321.00
848.07
4885
50 - 60%
1001
573.60
370.76
944.35
5468
60 - 70%
1133
636.03
426.89
1062.93
6149
70 - 80%
1322
704.38
516.21
1220.59
7118
80 - 90%
1653
827.34
642.98
1470.33
8254
90 - 100%
1156.68
1360.01
2516.69
12430
all classes
600.36
453.29
1053.64
59097
Puducherry
All-India
Detailed Tables
81
Table 1C-U: Per capita food, non-food & total expenditure and upper class limit for each decile
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Andhra Pradesh
0 - 10%
872
436.40
286.69
723.08
321
10 - 20%
1061
559.37
412.29
971.66
229
20 - 30%
1250
660.35
498.36
1158.71
231
30 - 40%
1434
717.59
623.36
1340.95
233
40 - 50%
1652
826.45
715.40
1541.85
257
50 - 60%
1938
893.47
891.57
1785.03
270
60 - 70%
2340
1041.80
1094.48
2136.29
295
70 - 80%
2920
1143.80
1455.79
2599.59
345
80 - 90%
4133
1483.30
1991.21
3474.51
414
90 - 100%
2261.08
4385.33
6646.41
356
all classes
1002.30
1235.30
2237.60
2951
0 - 10%
797
355.70
266.72
622.42
46
10 - 20%
1033
541.17
368.58
909.75
46
20 - 30%
1196
625.71
489.43
1115.14
49
30 - 40%
1384
726.80
584.74
1311.54
50
40 - 50%
1645
810.40
693.22
1503.62
67
50 - 60%
1872
883.78
852.26
1736.04
56
60 - 70%
2284
1148.70
915.76
2064.46
66
70 - 80%
2769
1256.64
1252.84
2509.48
63
80 - 90%
3307
1516.30
1523.53
3039.83
69
90 - 100%
2207.27
2454.21
4661.48
88
all classes
1007.07
939.72
1946.78
600
0 - 10%
674
396.94
162.00
558.94
115
10 - 20%
835
481.02
251.94
732.96
82
20 - 30%
1048
593.23
366.40
959.63
71
30 - 40%
1205
682.06
453.95
1136.01
71
40 - 50%
1426
752.41
567.85
1320.25
85
50 - 60%
1747
886.81
680.56
1567.38
83
60 - 70%
1918
986.11
861.52
1847.63
59
70 - 80%
2311
1164.51
907.96
2072.46
81
80 - 90%
3330
1280.96
1482.45
2763.41
120
90 - 100%
2062.53
2523.58
4586.11
65
all classes
928.99
825.71
1754.70
832
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
82
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Bihar
0 - 10%
542
307.58
136.03
443.61
150
10 - 20%
649
404.69
196.36
601.05
99
20 - 30%
768
450.43
262.58
713.02
114
30 - 40%
845
505.18
298.35
803.53
86
40 - 50%
943
542.27
364.92
907.19
79
50 - 60%
1149
597.28
435.60
1032.88
117
60 - 70%
1308
695.63
526.92
1222.54
116
70 - 80%
1584
760.68
651.17
1411.85
109
80 - 90%
2143
931.50
955.03
1886.53
138
90 - 100%
1362.19
2011.97
3374.17
262
all classes
654.97
582.57
1237.54
1270
0 - 10%
649
306.77
231.92
538.69
103
10 - 20%
898
419.13
337.92
757.05
84
20 - 30%
1036
510.98
455.35
966.33
55
30 - 40%
1232
613.76
526.38
1140.15
55
40 - 50%
1397
688.59
631.29
1319.88
47
50 - 60%
1554
687.77
800.89
1488.66
47
60 - 70%
1749
752.94
885.61
1638.54
59
70 - 80%
2224
862.79
1134.69
1997.47
95
80 - 90%
2716
1125.49
1388.29
2513.78
61
90 - 100%
1238.74
2884.46
4123.20
130
all classes
719.97
927.35
1647.32
736
0 - 10%
1081
493.23
358.61
851.84
65
10 - 20%
1264
647.91
531.99
1179.90
50
20 - 30%
1527
787.51
630.87
1418.39
51
30 - 40%
1842
842.36
838.92
1681.29
70
40 - 50%
2127
1089.16
868.07
1957.23
70
50 - 60%
2506
1098.11
1212.17
2310.28
87
60 - 70%
3178
1189.21
1597.87
2787.08
101
70 - 80%
3802
1406.50
2103.75
3510.25
94
80 - 90%
4984
1540.12
2690.31
4230.43
107
90 - 100%
2075.27
4532.52
6607.79
113
all classes
1117.15
1537.31
2654.46
808
Chhattisgarh
Delhi
Detailed Tables
83
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Goa
0 - 10%
1215
543.61
401.24
944.85
24
10 - 20%
1544
777.49
639.89
1417.38
16
20 - 30%
1900
978.70
781.53
1760.23
23
30 - 40%
1988
916.02
1021.40
1937.42
15
40 - 50%
2247
1110.07
1046.87
2156.95
24
50 - 60%
2555
1218.27
1183.90
2402.17
24
60 - 70%
2954
1418.43
1313.38
2731.81
31
70 - 80%
3529
1453.37
1787.95
3241.32
39
80 - 90%
4295
1768.32
2127.15
3895.47
37
90 - 100%
2592.46
3350.55
5943.01
54
all classes
1277.78
1366.60
2644.38
287
0 - 10%
830
426.80
277.68
704.48
218
10 - 20%
1006
544.23
378.19
922.42
131
20 - 30%
1144
628.06
441.92
1069.98
116
30 - 40%
1353
693.48
538.12
1231.60
141
40 - 50%
1604
797.92
671.43
1469.35
173
50 - 60%
1911
881.46
868.35
1749.81
188
60 - 70%
2199
956.35
1085.46
2041.81
164
70 - 80%
2622
1057.90
1327.06
2384.96
178
80 - 90%
3290
1223.99
1696.82
2920.81
176
90 - 100%
1611.24
2980.67
4591.91
213
all classes
882.30
1026.76
1909.06
1698
0 - 10%
851
408.04
288.98
697.02
122
10 - 20%
1147
571.49
435.86
1007.35
127
20 - 30%
1415
707.38
574.13
1281.51
122
30 - 40%
1615
796.81
723.25
1520.06
102
40 - 50%
1926
836.83
927.85
1764.67
117
50 - 60%
2057
919.21
1039.39
1958.59
47
60 - 70%
2394
1028.74
1157.72
2186.46
111
70 - 80%
3031
1197.97
1463.58
2661.54
153
80 - 90%
4321
1415.47
2189.92
3605.39
146
90 - 100%
2130.17
4406.47
6536.64
133
all classes
1001.26
1320.24
2321.49
1180
Gujarat
Haryana
84
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Himachal Pradesh
0 - 10%
925
456.83
306.26
763.09
30
10 - 20%
1130
551.71
497.00
1048.71
33
20 - 30%
1322
659.04
563.68
1222.72
30
30 - 40%
1763
757.26
735.96
1493.23
49
40 - 50%
2060
923.30
963.56
1886.85
33
50 - 60%
2392
1103.77
1118.45
2222.22
29
60 - 70%
2986
1286.25
1395.65
2681.90
40
70 - 80%
3656
1322.27
2014.43
3336.69
39
80 - 90%
4664
1522.61
2526.69
4049.30
43
90 - 100%
2371.78
5257.98
7629.77
56
all classes
1100.31
1553.57
2653.88
382
0 - 10%
865
478.20
249.97
728.17
169
10 - 20%
1025
605.87
347.90
953.77
107
20 - 30%
1175
644.51
459.61
1104.12
110
30 - 40%
1309
739.41
495.17
1234.58
108
40 - 50%
1452
808.90
569.57
1378.46
115
50 - 60%
1643
850.83
693.21
1544.05
134
60 - 70%
1875
938.86
796.44
1735.30
109
70 - 80%
2181
1042.31
986.25
2028.56
137
80 - 90%
3049
1218.28
1282.50
2500.78
154
90 - 100%
1686.79
2694.39
4381.18
126
all classes
901.80
857.65
1759.45
1269
0 - 10%
616
329.84
181.22
511.05
123
10 - 20%
735
437.95
232.59
670.54
79
20 - 30%
857
482.60
302.31
784.90
72
30 - 40%
1053
565.65
400.42
966.08
87
40 - 50%
1230
642.71
493.05
1135.76
83
50 - 60%
1482
729.45
615.95
1345.39
110
60 - 70%
1666
842.51
682.85
1525.36
65
70 - 80%
2036
934.82
906.56
1841.38
106
80 - 90%
3060
1183.65
1284.03
2467.68
156
90 - 100%
2010.44
2582.87
4593.30
109
all classes
816.04
767.71
1583.75
990
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Detailed Tables
85
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Karnataka
0 - 10%
781
399.20
237.72
636.92
298
10 - 20%
1009
531.97
359.37
891.34
188
20 - 30%
1210
608.61
497.94
1106.56
176
30 - 40%
1433
696.75
633.50
1330.25
174
40 - 50%
1690
783.31
768.29
1551.59
202
50 - 60%
1919
817.60
978.00
1795.59
135
60 - 70%
2219
918.05
1150.92
2068.97
157
70 - 80%
2593
1062.63
1370.40
2433.03
198
80 - 90%
3725
1208.55
1834.14
3042.69
285
90 - 100%
1661.56
4007.07
5668.63
224
all classes
869.06
1184.19
2053.24
2037
0 - 10%
830
384.78
289.38
674.16
205
10 - 20%
1082
526.49
430.77
957.25
159
20 - 30%
1264
634.85
532.04
1166.89
135
30 - 40%
1547
749.28
650.08
1399.36
178
40 - 50%
1751
853.90
787.94
1641.84
132
50 - 60%
2018
927.66
965.25
1892.91
150
60 - 70%
2477
1070.04
1170.22
2240.26
182
70 - 80%
3074
1184.18
1547.35
2731.53
199
80 - 90%
4175
1336.45
2163.73
3500.18
217
90 - 100%
2027.53
5881.33
7908.86
288
all classes
969.76
1442.81
2412.58
1845
0 - 10%
601
280.34
217.21
497.55
218
10 - 20%
753
373.72
311.03
684.75
184
20 - 30%
917
455.50
381.08
836.58
190
30 - 40%
1067
531.98
450.90
982.89
176
40 - 50%
1238
592.75
560.11
1152.86
166
50 - 60%
1478
643.60
720.44
1364.04
212
60 - 70%
1806
732.98
888.58
1621.57
189
70 - 80%
2244
873.59
1143.91
2017.50
197
80 - 90%
3056
1068.65
1522.88
2591.53
200
90 - 100%
1383.16
3506.21
4889.38
241
all classes
693.89
971.87
1665.77
1973
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
86
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Maharashtra
0 - 10%
889
428.52
288.47
716.99
466
10 - 20%
1120
581.84
423.12
1004.96
347
20 - 30%
1330
672.97
551.65
1224.62
343
30 - 40%
1518
741.07
684.98
1426.05
307
40 - 50%
1778
869.78
777.11
1646.89
377
50 - 60%
2061
933.75
988.08
1921.83
342
60 - 70%
2483
1042.57
1203.68
2246.25
399
70 - 80%
3164
1215.98
1571.41
2787.39
500
80 - 90%
4549
1421.74
2309.47
3731.22
489
90 - 100%
2086.96
5575.81
7662.77
414
all classes
999.42
1437.33
2436.75
3984
0 - 10%
641
398.67
169.58
568.25
128
10 - 20%
804
471.48
276.60
748.07
98
20 - 30%
872
509.00
332.67
841.68
88
30 - 40%
929
512.91
388.01
900.92
94
40 - 50%
989
558.17
402.69
960.85
99
50 - 60%
1040
586.18
425.61
1011.79
117
60 - 70%
1126
601.15
472.02
1073.16
120
70 - 80%
1335
671.95
564.27
1236.22
141
80 - 90%
1640
775.53
687.75
1463.27
152
90 - 100%
1098.70
1158.30
2257.00
145
all classes
618.29
487.60
1105.89
1182
0 - 10%
762
402.09
307.69
709.78
42
10 - 20%
1068
500.35
388.82
889.17
39
20 - 30%
1207
536.40
599.38
1135.78
24
30 - 40%
1350
580.05
701.91
1281.96
27
40 - 50%
1475
637.05
785.02
1422.07
24
50 - 60%
1611
674.80
866.84
1541.64
28
60 - 70%
1869
741.60
1014.38
1755.98
39
70 - 80%
2044
802.47
1159.52
1961.99
34
80 - 90%
2452
910.81
1289.28
2200.10
58
90 - 100%
1121.80
2260.92
3382.72
93
all classes
691.14
937.57
1628.72
408
Manipur
Meghalaya
Detailed Tables
87
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Mizoram
0 - 10%
840
438.40
323.82
762.22
104
10 - 20%
1265
637.01
471.08
1108.08
82
20 - 30%
1509
764.67
628.08
1392.76
72
30 - 40%
1699
842.61
762.04
1604.65
78
40 - 50%
1845
951.77
817.93
1769.70
75
50 - 60%
1981
977.64
929.77
1907.40
71
60 - 70%
2128
1050.13
1016.15
2066.28
85
70 - 80%
2442
1089.77
1179.23
2269.00
83
80 - 90%
3022
1307.68
1405.97
2713.66
103
90 - 100%
1755.34
2125.70
3881.04
143
all classes
981.41
965.79
1947.19
896
0 - 10%
988
532.85
376.92
909.77
21
10 - 20%
1063
657.22
360.08
1017.30
28
20 - 30%
1294
648.00
519.69
1167.69
27
30 - 40%
1474
701.49
667.43
1368.92
25
40 - 50%
1722
784.44
840.48
1624.92
29
50 - 60%
1856
796.08
981.16
1777.24
31
60 - 70%
2065
962.49
984.74
1947.23
33
70 - 80%
2536
1117.04
1147.22
2264.26
38
80 - 90%
3054
1213.72
1567.89
2781.61
42
90 - 100%
1603.83
2108.48
3712.31
46
all classes
903.49
958.23
1861.71
320
0 - 10%
620
327.32
171.06
498.37
159
10 - 20%
769
434.44
259.57
694.01
95
20 - 30%
869
511.46
304.30
815.76
74
30 - 40%
1001
567.54
369.75
937.29
72
40 - 50%
1173
616.18
471.61
1087.79
76
50 - 60%
1381
710.41
562.72
1273.13
92
60 - 70%
1623
761.79
742.05
1503.84
88
70 - 80%
1939
874.26
887.33
1761.59
105
80 - 90%
2849
1101.35
1253.46
2354.82
140
90 - 100%
1596.60
3002.44
4599.04
154
all classes
749.13
799.23
1548.36
1055
Nagaland
Orissa
88
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Punjab
0 - 10%
848
439.81
281.14
720.95
158
10 - 20%
1077
546.40
427.82
974.22
137
20 - 30%
1254
634.78
534.59
1169.37
125
30 - 40%
1452
740.98
598.62
1339.60
121
40 - 50%
1695
794.96
774.15
1569.11
139
50 - 60%
1934
883.95
946.87
1830.82
137
60 - 70%
2275
992.73
1107.42
2100.15
164
70 - 80%
2805
1180.04
1366.93
2546.97
182
80 - 90%
3727
1351.85
1889.80
3241.65
219
90 - 100%
1768.93
3823.03
5591.96
175
all classes
933.40
1175.39
2108.79
1557
0 - 10%
712
375.53
244.32
619.85
122
10 - 20%
878
479.85
317.14
796.99
122
20 - 30%
1032
543.19
404.49
947.68
113
30 - 40%
1223
624.45
507.42
1131.87
119
40 - 50%
1359
727.11
560.43
1287.55
106
50 - 60%
1558
777.95
681.22
1459.17
134
60 - 70%
1779
883.74
783.14
1666.87
142
70 - 80%
2216
942.74
1054.54
1997.29
201
80 - 90%
2974
1068.00
1452.26
2520.26
218
90 - 100%
1560.83
2643.01
4203.85
274
all classes
798.09
864.99
1663.08
1551
0 - 10%
988
490.47
416.93
907.40
10 - 20%
1523
618.90
625.74
1244.63
15
20 - 30%
1684
685.31
891.88
1577.19
30 - 40%
1883
991.73
834.16
1825.89
40 - 50%
1932
908.77
996.08
1904.84
50 - 60%
2193
1084.34
1054.73
2139.07
60 - 70%
2472
1110.93
1257.60
2368.53
17
70 - 80%
2587
1466.37
1098.65
2565.02
15
80 - 90%
2834
971.76
1673.84
2645.60
10
90 - 100%
1891.64
2446.82
4338.46
62
all classes
1012.70
1137.58
2150.28
160
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Detailed Tables
89
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Tamil Nadu
0 - 10%
822
410.63
274.75
685.38
501
10 - 20%
1008
530.40
387.18
917.58
262
20 - 30%
1182
632.38
456.59
1088.97
262
30 - 40%
1366
690.03
591.21
1281.24
272
40 - 50%
1540
765.63
688.76
1454.39
248
50 - 60%
1818
866.47
802.18
1668.66
289
60 - 70%
2105
957.79
994.73
1952.51
281
70 - 80%
2578
1043.96
1265.61
2309.57
367
80 - 90%
3507
1279.69
1655.34
2935.03
432
90 - 100%
1584.43
3594.74
5179.16
406
all classes
876.21
1071.40
1947.61
3320
0 - 10%
838
493.53
233.43
726.97
77
10 - 20%
958
612.43
293.65
906.08
28
20 - 30%
1148
666.46
374.91
1041.37
39
30 - 40%
1322
795.76
439.80
1235.56
42
40 - 50%
1509
853.78
547.91
1401.69
42
50 - 60%
1782
966.75
669.36
1636.12
54
60 - 70%
1983
1059.49
826.47
1885.96
54
70 - 80%
2369
1181.29
960.73
2142.02
64
80 - 90%
3359
1435.84
1403.50
2839.34
78
90 - 100%
2049.85
2843.13
4892.98
66
all classes
1011.72
859.37
1871.09
544
0 - 10%
606
323.77
188.91
512.68
355
10 - 20%
720
403.29
257.42
660.71
263
20 - 30%
848
464.33
321.75
786.08
288
30 - 40%
982
525.84
391.50
917.35
263
40 - 50%
1127
592.93
462.57
1055.50
261
50 - 60%
1317
642.34
576.56
1218.90
301
60 - 70%
1574
745.73
687.13
1432.86
292
70 - 80%
1985
837.48
921.17
1758.64
330
80 - 90%
2770
1004.73
1283.14
2287.86
358
90 - 100%
1742.95
3361.28
5104.23
375
all classes
728.46
845.45
1573.91
3086
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
90
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Uttarakhand
0 - 10%
726
396.71
236.14
632.84
51
10 - 20%
877
481.65
336.89
818.55
58
20 - 30%
1070
579.41
405.10
984.52
67
30 - 40%
1240
673.51
468.11
1141.61
64
40 - 50%
1425
686.30
653.66
1339.96
62
50 - 60%
1682
859.08
727.83
1586.91
73
60 - 70%
1975
910.67
934.14
1844.82
76
70 - 80%
2410
945.98
1217.27
2163.25
96
80 - 90%
3228
1241.87
1567.89
2809.76
83
90 - 100%
1697.45
2457.05
4154.51
100
all classes
847.10
897.82
1744.92
730
0 - 10%
733
388.99
214.44
603.43
314
10 - 20%
890
490.67
313.76
804.43
213
20 - 30%
1030
600.23
365.96
966.18
187
30 - 40%
1224
672.37
457.00
1129.38
212
40 - 50%
1435
741.18
587.37
1328.55
239
50 - 60%
1722
827.77
750.82
1578.59
256
60 - 70%
2006
956.65
901.48
1858.12
265
70 - 80%
2576
1100.36
1155.85
2256.21
316
80 - 90%
3690
1334.95
1695.36
3030.31
416
90 - 100%
1952.08
4129.41
6081.49
331
all classes
906.81
1057.97
1964.78
2749
0 - 10%
1395
713.62
456.41
1170.04
15
10 - 20%
1679
877.87
677.67
1555.54
18
20 - 30%
1944
954.80
886.83
1841.64
17
30 - 40%
2080
1002.42
1038.10
2040.51
17
40 - 50%
2330
1162.73
1045.79
2208.52
19
50 - 60%
2643
1209.24
1278.82
2488.06
24
60 - 70%
3056
1267.45
1599.40
2866.85
28
70 - 80%
3610
1552.44
1692.16
3244.60
36
80 - 90%
4778
1723.79
2312.20
4035.99
49
90 - 100%
2103.96
5119.81
7223.77
65
all classes
1256.40
1612.51
2868.92
288
West Bengal
A & N Islands
Detailed Tables
91
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Chandigarh
0 - 10%
1146
597.83
357.31
955.14
25
10 - 20%
1523
731.31
598.90
1330.21
25
20 - 30%
1952
929.09
798.92
1728.01
31
30 - 40%
2271
872.12
1275.60
2147.72
23
40 - 50%
2787
1140.69
1355.83
2496.52
25
50 - 60%
3438
1386.44
1746.99
3133.43
25
60 - 70%
4202
1333.39
2440.48
3773.87
23
70 - 80%
5265
1846.19
2849.11
4695.30
34
80 - 90%
7911
1861.13
5013.71
6874.83
35
90 - 100%
2930.50
7983.79
10914.29
27
all classes
1371.16
2452.87
3824.03
273
0 - 10%
1034
535.83
397.75
933.58
11
10 - 20%
1143
625.33
458.68
1084.01
20 - 30%
1236
639.02
569.12
1208.14
30 - 40%
1335
692.94
604.74
1297.67
40 - 50%
1517
832.43
609.71
1442.15
50 - 60%
1634
684.45
883.18
1567.63
60 - 70%
1869
970.74
798.73
1769.48
70 - 80%
2072
949.84
1084.45
2034.28
80 - 90%
2648
1021.63
1303.17
2324.80
90 - 100%
1509.14
2216.07
3725.22
34
all classes
851.29
895.38
1746.66
96
0 - 10%
1039
560.13
362.25
922.38
12
10 - 20%
1046
633.48
412.94
1046.42
20 - 30%
1101
661.17
437.49
1098.66
30 - 40%
1176
638.01
482.52
1120.53
40 - 50%
1293
708.55
517.88
1226.43
50 - 60%
1339
862.54
452.27
1314.81
60 - 70%
1603
771.73
710.08
1481.81
70 - 80%
2308
965.38
934.70
1900.09
80 - 90%
3314
1433.87
1517.15
2951.01
90 - 100%
1614.87
2599.50
4214.36
16
all classes
887.94
854.13
1742.07
64
Dadra & N. Haveli
Daman & Diu
92
Detailed Tables
class of MPCEMMRP
Urban
(MMRP) (%)
(1)
upper class
limit (Rs.)
(2)
food
non-food
total
(3)
(4)
(5)
no. of sample
households
(6)
Lakshadweep
0 - 10%
1103
652.77
295.75
948.52
12
10 - 20%
1355
795.32
482.94
1278.26
10
20 - 30%
1577
890.80
612.85
1503.64
10
30 - 40%
1676
1017.35
613.18
1630.53
40 - 50%
1927
1110.77
720.13
1830.91
13
50 - 60%
2222
1104.89
1000.60
2105.50
12
60 - 70%
2616
1287.23
1134.32
2421.55
13
70 - 80%
3125
1616.85
1255.16
2872.02
13
80 - 90%
4153
1734.49
1846.08
3580.57
18
90 - 100%
2117.82
3494.34
5612.16
19
all classes
1236.18
1151.23
2387.41
128
0 - 10%
1073
553.38
335.09
888.46
42
10 - 20%
1330
705.05
466.04
1171.09
38
20 - 30%
1535
812.88
648.90
1461.78
27
30 - 40%
1847
945.36
745.42
1690.78
50
40 - 50%
2176
962.08
1036.38
1998.46
51
50 - 60%
2344
1162.01
1089.80
2251.81
26
60 - 70%
2789
1244.73
1319.92
2564.65
42
70 - 80%
3554
1383.68
1834.01
3217.70
63
80 - 90%
4479
1603.28
2329.79
3933.07
54
90 - 100%
2149.05
5595.20
7744.26
55
all classes
1152.30
1538.01
2690.31
448
0 - 10%
733
370.11
229.16
599.27
4443
10 - 20%
926
490.83
340.13
830.96
3747
20 - 30%
1101
583.25
428.59
1011.84
3437
30 - 40%
1293
659.27
536.81
1196.08
3509
40 - 50%
1502
741.06
656.93
1397.99
3504
50 - 60%
1773
835.11
798.31
1633.42
3957
60 - 70%
2097
939.01
991.94
1930.96
4018
70 - 80%
2603
1059.33
1270.54
2329.87
4495
80 - 90%
3665
1285.18
1765.52
3050.69
5477
90 - 100%
1845.08
4018.17
5863.25
5110
all classes
880.83
1103.63
1984.46
41697
Puducherry
All-India
Detailed Tables
93
Table 2A: Break-up of average MPCEURP (absolute & percentage) by broad

item group*
all-India
item group
(1)
cereal
gram
cereal substitutes
pulses and pulse products
milk and milk products
sugar
salt
edible oil
egg, fish & meat
vegetables
fruits (fresh)
fruits (dry)
spices
beverages, refreshments, etc.
food: total
pan
tobacco
intoxicants
fuel and light
clothing & bedding
footwear
education
medical (institutional)
medical (non-institutional)
entertainment
minor durable-type goods
toilet articles
other household consumables
cons. services excl. conveyance
conveyance
rent
taxes & cesses
durable goods
non-food total
all items (MPCEURP)
expenditure per person

per 30 days (Rs.)
rural
urban
(2)
(3)
145.09
161.88
1.48
2.16
0.66
0.81
34.23
47.61
80.16
138.71
22.63
27.60
2.05
2.35
34.15
46.10
32.26
48.03
57.20
76.66
11.76
29.53
3.12
7.84
20.28
25.24
52.03
112.97
497.09
727.49
3.03
2.89
10.76
11.10
6.80
7.92
87.79
142.76
45.51
83.23
9.25
16.72
26.51
92.91
13.97
25.04
39.26
64.74
8.20
31.50
2.54
4.31
23.16
43.96
20.33
35.81
44.47
127.33
37.56
115.21
4.79
117.81
2.27
15.98
44.42
119.09
430.62
1058.32
927.70
1785.81
percentage to total
rural
(4)
15.64
0.16
0.07
3.69
8.64
2.44
0.22
3.68
3.48
6.17
1.27
0.34
2.19
5.61
53.58
0.33
1.16
0.73
9.46
4.91
1.00
2.86
1.51
4.23
0.88
0.27
2.50
2.19
4.79
4.05
0.52
0.24
4.79
46.42
100.00
urban
(5)
9.06
0.12
0.05
2.67
7.77
1.55
0.13
2.58
2.69
4.29
1.65
0.44
1.41
6.33
40.74
0.16
0.62
0.44
7.99
4.66
0.94
5.20
1.40
3.63
1.76
0.24
2.46
2.01
7.13
6.45
6.60
0.89
6.67
59.26
100.00
* estimates based on data collected with reference period of 30 days
94
Detailed Tables
Table 2B: Break-up of average MPCEMRP (absolute & percentage) by broad

item group*
all-India
item group
(1)
cereal
gram
cereal substitutes
sugar
salt
edible oil
egg, fish & meat
vegetables
fruits (fresh)
fruits (dry)
spices
food: total
pan
tobacco
intoxicants
fuel and light
clothing & bedding
footwear
education
entertainment
toilet articles
conveyance
rent
taxes & cesses
durable goods
non-food total
all items (MPCEMRP)

per 30 days (Rs.)
rural
urban
(2)
(3)
145.09
161.88
1.48
2.16
0.66
0.81
34.23
47.61
80.16
138.71
22.63
27.60
2.05
2.35
34.15
46.10
32.26
48.03
57.20
76.66
11.76
29.53
3.12
7.84
20.28
25.24
52.03
112.97
497.09
727.49
3.03
2.89
10.76
11.10
6.80
7.92
87.79
142.76
57.61
98.59
10.05
19.75
40.27
162.19
17.76
34.05
39.26
64.74
8.20
31.50
2.54
4.31
23.16
43.96
20.33
35.81
44.47
127.33
37.56
115.21
4.79
117.81
2.27
15.98
39.30
92.61
455.96
1128.52
953.05
1856.01
percentage to total
rural
(4)
15.22
0.16
0.07
3.59
8.41
2.37
0.22
3.58
3.38
6.00
1.23
0.33
2.13
5.46
52.16
0.32
1.13
0.71
9.21
6.04
1.05
4.23
1.86
4.12
0.86
0.27
2.43
2.13
4.67
3.94
0.50
0.24
4.12
47.84
100.00
urban
(5)
8.72
0.12
0.04
2.57
7.47
1.49
0.13
2.48
2.59
4.13
1.59
0.42
1.36
6.09
39.20
0.16
0.60
0.43
7.69
5.31
1.06
8.74
1.83
3.49
1.70
0.23
2.37
1.93
6.86
6.21
6.35
0.86
4.99
60.80
100.00
*estimates based on data collected with reference period of 365 days for some item
groups and 30 days for the rest
Detailed Tables
95
Table 2C: Break-up of average MPCEMMRP (absolute & percentage) by broad

item group*
all-India
item group
(1)
cereal
gram
cereal substitutes
sugar
salt
edible oil
egg, fish & meat
vegetables
fruits (fresh)
fruits (dry)
spices
food: total
pan
tobacco
intoxicants
fuel and light
clothing & bedding
footwear
education
entertainment
toilet articles
conveyance
rent
taxes & cesses
durable goods
non-food total
all items (MPCEMMRP)

per 30 days (Rs.)
rural
urban
(2)
(3)
144.44
161.17
1.42
2.06
0.68
0.77
33.60
47.06
80.55
137.01
22.61
27.16
2.05
2.33
38.92
52.85
49.89
71.98
87.33
112.44
20.36
50.33
5.21
12.43
35.37
43.86
77.92
159.37
600.36
880.83
4.68
4.07
14.81
15.06
11.62
11.32
84.60
137.72
55.82
96.20
9.66
19.06
37.79
160.51
17.42
36.37
39.49
62.69
8.35
31.70
2.44
4.22
22.65
42.54
19.69
34.36
44.33
124.09
36.39
111.75
4.83
114.98
2.24
15.64
36.47
81.36
453.29
1103.63
1053.64
1984.46
percentage to total
rural
(4)
13.71
0.13
0.06
3.19
7.64
2.15
0.19
3.69
4.74
8.29
1.93
0.49
3.36
7.40
56.98
0.44
1.41
1.10
8.03
5.30
0.92
3.59
1.65
3.75
0.79
0.23
2.15
1.87
4.21
3.45
0.46
0.21
3.46
43.02
100.00
urban
(5)
8.12
0.10
0.04
2.37
6.90
1.37
0.12
2.66
3.63
5.67
2.54
0.63
2.21
8.03
44.39
0.21
0.76
0.57
6.94
4.85
0.96
8.09
1.83
3.16
1.60
0.21
2.14
1.73
6.25
5.63
5.79
0.79
4.10
55.61
100.00
* estimates based on data collected with reference period 7 days for some item groups,
365 days for some item groups and 30 days for the rest
96
Detailed Tables
Table 3R : Monthly per capita quantity and value of consumption of food items, all-India: MMRP estimates
All-India
quantity
(kg unless
item code
item description
specified
value
(Rs.)
against item)
(1)
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
120
121
122
129
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
150
151
152
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
(2)
rice PDS
rice other sources
chira
khoi, lawa
muri
other rice products
wheat/ atta PDS
wheat/ atta other sources
maida
suji, rawa
sewai, noodles
bread: bakery
other wheat products
jowar & its products
bajra & its products
maize & products
barley & its products
small millets & their products
ragi & its products
other cereals
cereal: sub-total (101-122)
cereal substitutes: tapioca, etc.
arhar, tur
gram: split
gram: whole
moong
masur
urd
peas
khesari
other pulses
gram products
besan
other pulse products
pulses & pulse products: sub-total (140-152)
milk: liquid (litre)
baby food
milk: condensed/ powder
curd
ghee
butter
ice-cream
(3)
1.408
4.594
0.060
0.002
0.061
0.015
0.619
3.625
0.030
0.052
0.006
0.023
0.004
0.292
0.255
0.199
0.003
0.006
0.092
0.004
11.349
0.037
0.163
0.077
0.033
0.073
0.079
0.072
0.057
0.013
0.030
0.005
0.038
0.010
0.651
4.117
0.001
0.003
0.015
0.011
0.000
-
(4)
4.89
76.81
1.19
0.06
1.49
0.32
2.99
44.64
0.53
1.10
0.23
0.79
0.08
3.42
2.64
2.10
0.03
0.08
0.97
0.10
144.44
0.68
11.54
2.91
1.19
4.86
4.83
4.07
1.51
0.43
1.33
0.24
1.55
0.56
35.03
76.16
0.28
0.51
0.41
2.88
0.03
0.10
Rural
no. of households
reporting consumption
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
391
22165
847
51435
163
9480
11
506
150
9064
27
1637
276
14120
644
36561
93
5956
245
15213
43
3599
95
7605
6
421
92
4589
63
2920
60
3987
2
168
5
469
49
2424
9
714
984
58714
78
5130
538
29087
387
22456
175
12390
405
24756
349
23556
354
21203
153
7949
43
1904
142
11174
52
2886
277
15740
92
6610
969
57480
764
44136
8
824
30
4390
43
2769
67
5112
3
512
17
1047
Detailed Tables
97
All-India
quantity
(kg unless
item code
item description
specified
value
(Rs.)
against item)
(1)
167
169
170
171
172
173
174
179
189
190
191
192
193
194
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
230
231
(2)
other milk products
milk & milk products: sub-total (160-167)
sugar - PDS
sugar - other sources
gur
candy, misri
honey
sugar: sub-total (170-174)
salt
vanaspati, margarine
mustard oil
groundnut oil
coconut oil
edible oil: others
edible oil: sub-total (190-194)
eggs (no.)
fish, prawn
goat meat/mutton
beef/ buffalo meat
pork
chicken
others: birds, crab, oyster, tortoise, etc.
egg, fish & meat: sub-total (200-206)
potato
onion
radish
carrot
turnip
beet
sweet potato
arum
pumpkin
gourd
bitter gourd
cucumber
parwal, patal
jhinga, torai
snake gourd
papaya: green
cauliflower
cabbage
brinjal
lady's finger
(3)
0.000
0.097
0.563
0.043
0.001
0.000
0.705
0.261
0.036
0.287
0.054
0.016
0.243
0.636
1.733
0.269
0.047
0.037
0.008
0.123
0.005
1.666
0.741
0.186
0.073
0.006
0.013
0.010
0.063
0.250
0.302
0.080
0.136
0.097
0.209
0.022
0.085
0.302
0.275
0.518
0.202
(4)
0.18
80.55
1.40
19.65
1.48
0.05
0.03
22.61
2.05
1.99
18.94
3.69
0.94
13.36
38.92
5.35
18.81
8.74
3.10
0.86
12.66
0.38
49.89
18.40
10.89
1.43
1.08
0.07
0.20
0.13
0.86
2.21
2.95
1.43
1.57
1.42
2.48
0.29
0.70
3.53
2.90
6.42
3.13
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
15
1181
798
48308
278
18289
844
49361
185
10344
8
530
3
279
958
57360
983
58630
91
5490
525
33029
87
4835
41
2957
382
22099
981
58080
271
17964
282
19361
72
4947
39
4091
10
2454
166
10756
11
1552
534
35386
881
52775
949
55962
196
11669
124
8622
9
755
32
2089
11
1049
85
7178
248
16431
291
16564
159
10487
169
11077
127
6772
209
11318
43
2803
75
5588
286
17278
314
20331
643
35633
328
18983
98
Detailed Tables
All-India
quantity
(kg unless
item code
item description
specified
value
(Rs.)
against item)
(1)
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
240
241
242
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
279
280
281
282
283
(2)
palak/other leafy vegetables
french beans, barbati
tomato
peas
chillis: green
capsicum
plantain: green
jackfruit: green
lemon (no.)
other vegetables
vegetables: sub-total (210-242)
banana (no.)
jackfruit
watermelon
pineapple (no.)
coconut (no.)
coconut green (no.)
guava
singara
orange, mausami (no.)
papaya
mango
kharbooza
pears/naspati
berries
leechi
apple
grapes
other fresh fruits
fruits (fresh): sub-total (250-268)
coconut: copra
groundnut
dates
cashewnut
walnut
other nuts
raisin, kishmish, monacca, etc.
other dry fruits
fruits (dry): sub-total (270-277)
garlic (gm)
ginger (gm)
turmeric (gm)
black pepper (gm)
(3)
0.605
0.073
0.537
0.050
0.145
0.005
0.022
0.024
1.27
0.284
3.86
0.014
0.072
0.012
0.456
0.057
0.070
0.007
0.364
0.027
0.108
0.023
0.003
0.005
0.002
0.045
0.026
0.012
0.050
0.005
0.001
0.001
0.000
0.004
0.003
0.074
75.3
42.7
50.5
7.3
(4)
5.84
1.20
7.47
0.88
4.09
0.11
0.30
0.23
1.19
3.94
87.33
5.88
0.07
0.58
0.12
2.79
0.41
1.00
0.10
1.05
0.38
2.54
0.21
0.07
0.07
0.06
2.73
1.23
1.05
20.36
0.80
2.52
0.29
0.33
0.07
0.06
0.63
0.51
5.21
5.00
2.76
5.95
1.31
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
587
36771
127
9034
718
42910
66
4620
816
47260
11
894
44
2638
21
1199
216
13138
371
24260
983
58651
344
22907
5
435
29
1699
8
905
195
11624
22
1431
83
4352
9
450
49
4164
25
1801
75
4659
12
746
3
293
8
444
2
193
61
5504
54
3682
58
4564
608
39257
86
4809
172
9518
18
1224
13
1034
2
227
2
223
33
2265
14
1178
233
13771
879
51518
589
37005
935
54795
236
13066
Detailed Tables
99
All-India
quantity
(kg unless
item code
item description
specified
value
(Rs.)
against item)
(1)
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
777
(2)
dry chillies (gm)
tamarind (gm)
curry powder (gm)
oilseeds (gm)
other spices (gm)
spices: sub-total (280-288)
tea: cups (no.)
tea: leaf (gm)
coffee: cups (no.)
coffee: powder (gm)
mineral water (litre)
cold beverages: bottled/canned (litre)
fruit juice and shake (litre)
other beverages: cocoa, chocolate, etc.
biscuits
cake, pastry
prepared sweets
cooked meals received as assistance or payment (no.)
cooked meals purchased (no.)
salted refreshments
pickles (gm)
sauce (gm)
jam, jelly (gm)
other processed food
beverages, etc.: sub-total (290-308)
total: food
(3)
72.6
32.7
17.8
18.7
62.1
379.7
3.77
75.1
0.044
3.07
0.019
0.020
0.008
0.006
2.04
0.35
0.069
8.08
0.34
0.54
-
(4)
6.71
1.58
2.38
1.37
8.31
35.37
9.89
13.34
0.14
0.62
0.06
0.66
0.33
1.09
9.70
0.48
5.39
15.04
7.46
5.34
0.68
0.04
0.06
7.58
77.92
600.36
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
867
49736
268
14138
301
17175
427
22748
845
48910
982
58394
386
24791
815
51236
7
436
41
2645
4
345
25
1986
13
1111
93
5804
654
40471
19
1418
165
10396
216
11737
47
3412
328
19125
81
5158
2
263
3
333
295
17291
980
58241
1000
59088
100
Detailed Tables
Table 3U: Monthly per capita quantity and value of consumption of food items, all-India: MMRP estimates
All-India
quantity
(kg unless
item code
item description
specified
value
(Rs.)
against item)
(1)
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
120
121
122
129
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
150
151
152
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
(2)
rice PDS
rice other sources
chira
khoi, lawa
muri
other rice products
wheat/ atta PDS
maida
suji, rawa
sewai, noodles
bread: bakery
maize & products
ragi & its products
other cereals
arhar, tur
gram: split
gram: whole
moong
masur
urd
peas
khesari
other pulses
gram products
besan
pulses & pulse products: sub-total (140-152)
baby food
curd
ghee
butter
ice-cream
(3)
0.814
3.706
0.063
0.003
0.045
0.024
0.371
3.706
0.051
0.098
0.021
0.091
0.003
0.184
0.094
0.021
0.001
0.001
0.074
0.004
9.374
0.025
0.264
0.079
0.039
0.104
0.078
0.090
0.025
0.002
0.027
0.009
0.058
0.014
0.788
5.358
0.006
0.005
0.048
0.046
0.003
-
(4)
2.48
84.41
1.52
0.08
1.16
0.53
2.38
56.07
1.02
2.26
1.13
3.00
0.11
2.47
1.11
0.26
0.01
0.05
0.92
0.19
161.17
0.77
20.10
3.24
1.65
7.35
4.98
5.68
0.82
0.07
1.46
0.41
2.48
0.87
49.12
119.43
1.05
0.88
1.46
11.59
0.57
1.17
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
205
10414
874
36722
193
7461
10
326
125
5604
38
1518
176
7604
749
29361
162
6282
391
14425
127
5031
274
11868
9
382
75
2786
48
1510
17
976
1
56
3
151
50
1461
14
572
935
40155
88
3273
694
25099
431
16637
225
9643
566
21678
353
16753
431
16015
110
4984
7
441
165
7412
79
2726
381
14230
116
4961
927
39579
849
33371
22
935
38
3630
111
4646
232
8696
39
1763
68
2292
Detailed Tables
101
All-India
quantity
(kg unless
item code
item description
specified
value
(Rs.)
against item)
(1)
167
169
170
171
172
173
174
179
189
190
191
192
193
194
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
230
231
(2)
other milk products
milk & milk products: sub-total (160-167)
sugar - PDS
gur
candy, misri
honey
sugar: sub-total (170-174)
salt
mustard oil
groundnut oil
coconut oil
edible oil: others
edible oil: sub-total (190-194)
eggs (no.)
fish, prawn
goat meat/mutton
beef/ buffalo meat
pork
chicken
others: birds, crab, oyster, tortoise, etc.
egg, fish & meat: sub-total (200-206)
potato
onion
radish
carrot
turnip
beet
sweet potato
arum
pumpkin
gourd
bitter gourd
cucumber
parwal, patal
jhinga, torai
snake gourd
papaya: green
cauliflower
cabbage
brinjal
lady's finger
(3)
0.000
0.080
0.700
0.039
0.001
0.001
0.821
0.245
0.036
0.230
0.126
0.018
0.408
0.818
2.674
0.238
0.091
0.051
0.005
0.180
0.002
1.368
0.854
0.176
0.153
0.008
0.036
0.009
0.046
0.166
0.284
0.117
0.208
0.087
0.148
0.036
0.039
0.362
0.337
0.441
0.282
(4)
0.88
137.01
1.15
24.31
1.40
0.05
0.26
27.16
2.33
2.12
15.32
9.13
1.15
25.13
52.85
8.15
20.74
18.66
4.42
0.58
19.23
0.20
71.98
17.29
13.34
1.79
2.77
0.11
0.66
0.15
0.84
1.89
3.70
2.56
2.93
1.68
2.44
0.58
0.43
5.92
4.60
6.86
5.86
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
45
1906
880
36320
187
9431
854
35144
167
6239
10
425
17
605
924
39459
931
40010
83
3927
343
18249
141
4631
39
2249
513
19196
930
39850
323
14338
209
12061
123
4833
43
2454
5
1249
215
8755
3
767
514
24272
854
36649
903
38535
211
8640
259
9944
12
578
88
2820
13
621
72
3824
199
9548
297
11672
223
8921
240
9976
119
4886
175
6654
70
2565
43
2578
377
14972
414
16843
611
24114
450
16845
102
Detailed Tables
All-India
quantity
(kg unless
item code
item description
specified
value
(Rs.)
against item)
(1)
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
240
241
242
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
279
280
281
282
283
(2)
palak/other leafy vegetables
tomato
peas
chillis: green
capsicum
plantain: green
jackfruit: green
lemon (no.)
other vegetables
vegetables: sub-total (210-242)
banana (no.)
jackfruit
watermelon
pineapple (no.)
coconut (no.)
coconut green (no.)
guava
singara
papaya
mango
kharbooza
pears/naspati
berries
leechi
apple
grapes
other fresh fruits
fruits (fresh): sub-total (250-268)
coconut: copra
groundnut
dates
cashewnut
walnut
other nuts
other dry fruits
fruits (dry): sub-total (270-277)
garlic (gm)
ginger (gm)
turmeric (gm)
black pepper (gm)
(3)
0.497
0.092
0.757
0.090
0.148
0.021
0.020
0.015
1.72
0.270
6.65
0.007
0.094
0.025
0.628
0.110
0.087
0.007
0.860
0.079
0.158
0.032
0.006
0.004
0.004
0.158
0.073
0.020
0.067
0.012
0.007
0.001
0.002
0.008
0.007
0.123
83.4
60.6
50.0
11.4
(4)
6.76
2.07
11.66
2.02
4.42
0.65
0.34
0.24
3.00
4.90
112.44
12.18
0.05
1.05
0.41
4.15
1.07
1.62
0.13
3.20
1.55
5.52
0.57
0.23
0.08
0.25
12.09
3.51
2.67
50.33
1.41
3.72
1.00
2.41
0.38
0.52
1.54
1.47
12.43
6.08
4.06
6.26
2.10
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
563
24197
178
7442
816
33261
111
4671
796
32608
52
1732
46
1975
18
721
369
13356
373
15780
932
40030
522
20587
2
121
39
1481
14
860
252
9285
42
1490
99
3513
7
274
103
4541
59
2172
109
4202
19
632
8
312
5
186
7
263
194
7969
113
4248
92
3838
777
31590
117
3933
235
8279
43
1615
64
2393
10
381
9
362
72
2859
37
1574
344
12899
833
34894
681
28439
877
37589
308
11173
Detailed Tables
103
All-India
quantity
(kg unless
item code
item description
specified
value
(Rs.)
against item)
(1)
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
777
(2)
dry chillies (gm)
tamarind (gm)
curry powder (gm)
oilseeds (gm)
other spices (gm)
spices: sub-total (280-288)
tea: cups (no.)
tea: leaf (gm)
coffee: cups (no.)
coffee: powder (gm)
cold beverages: bottled/canned (litre)
other beverages: cocoa, chocolate, etc.
biscuits
cake, pastry
prepared sweets
cooked meals received as assistance or payment (no.)
salted refreshments
pickles (gm)
sauce (gm)
jam, jelly (gm)
beverages, etc.: sub-total (290-308)
total: food
(3)
76.1
43.4
26.7
20.7
67.1
439.3
6.39
93.6
0.184
7.43
0.348
0.092
0.075
0.013
0.94
1.40
0.113
14.3
4.68
3.00
-
(4)
7.50
2.28
3.96
1.71
9.90
43.86
20.93
18.61
0.84
2.18
1.09
3.27
3.63
3.16
17.18
1.51
10.77
9.99
35.65
10.57
1.52
0.56
0.45
17.48
159.37
880.83
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
819
33891
328
11817
390
14770
452
16423
801
32808
929
39848
492
19632
837
36216
22
716
98
3279
21
722
77
2937
74
2534
123
4521
723
29979
41
1822
191
8499
83
3837
123
4062
409
15245
138
5317
32
1114
23
952
370
13559
996
41412
1000
41690
104
Detailed Tables
Table 4R: Monthly per capita quantity and value of consumption of non-food items, all-India: MMRP estimates
All-India
quantity
item code item description
(1)
310
311
312
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
350
351
352
353
354
355
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
(2)
pan: leaf (no.)
pan: finished (no.)
ingredients for pan (gm)
pan: s.t. (310-312)
bidi (no.)
cigarettes (no.)
leaf tobacco (gm)
snuff (gm)
hookah tobacco (gm)
cheroot (no.)
zarda, kimam, surti (gm)
other tobacco products
tobacco: sub-total (320-327)
ganja (gm)
toddy (litre)
country liquor (litre)
beer (litre)
foreign/refined liquor or wine (litre)
other intoxicants
intoxicants: sub-total (330-335)
coke (kg)
firewood and chips (kg)
electricity (std. unit)
dung cake
kerosene PDS (litre)
kerosene other sources (litre)
matches (box)
coal (kg)
LPG [excl. conveyance]
charcoal (kg)
candle (no.)
gobar gas
petrol (litre) [excl. conveyance]
diesel (litre) [excl. conveyance]
other fuel
fuel and light: sub-total (340-355)
dhoti (no.)
sari (no.)
cloth for shirt, pyjama, salwar, etc. (metre)
cloth for coat, trousers, overcoat, etc. (metre)
chaddar, dupatta, shawl, etc. (no.)
lungi (no.)
gamchha, towel, handkerchief (no.)
hosiery articles, stockings, undergarments, etc.(no.)
(no. unless
specified
against item)
(3)
3.64
1.15
12.6
29.0
0.914
13.3
0.446
3.48
0.156
3.46
0.068
0.063
0.091
0.005
0.013
0.076
21.206
7.925
0.511
0.081
1.732
0.135
0.299
0.007
0.230
0.002
0.003
0.009
0.044
0.153
0.044
0.015
0.022
0.058
0.170
value
(Rs.)
(4)
1.09
1.93
1.67
4.68
7.14
2.00
1.96
0.07
0.19
0.13
0.83
2.49
14.81
0.07
0.93
5.41
0.47
3.89
0.84
11.62
0.20
39.52
18.80
7.28
5.43
1.95
1.33
0.34
7.02
0.04
0.49
0.10
0.08
0.10
1.93
84.60
1.17
9.41
8.83
5.18
1.44
1.65
1.97
5.29
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
95
6937
89
7199
154
9619
229
15647
290
15709
45
4378
188
9503
7
434
13
1216
6
277
50
3116
127
7742
583
33368
1
61
23
1081
76
4866
4
523
27
1894
11
785
140
8913
5
250
871
49896
673
44498
410
18831
818
43374
179
11080
965
57033
11
657
155
15824
2
446
191
14925
2
181
1
210
2
134
123
6250
999
59037
262
14476
832
44404
771
44454
576
33353
316
21224
581
31511
855
50070
901
53424
Detailed Tables
105
All-India
quantity
(no. unless
specified
against item)

(1)
368
370
371
372
373
374
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
419
420
421
422
423
424
(2)
ready-made garments (no.)
headwear (no.), belts
sweater, muffler, scarf, etc. (no.)
knitting wool, cotton yarn (gm)
clothing (first-hand): other
clothing: second-hand
clothing: sub-total (360-374)
bed sheet, bed cover (no.)
rug, blanket (no.)
pillow, quilt, mattress (no.)
cloth for upholstery, curtain, tablecloth, etc. (metre)
mosquito net (no.)
mats and matting (no.)
cotton (gm)
bedding: other
bedding, etc.: sub-total (380-387)
leather boots, shoes (pairs)
leather sandals, chappals, etc. (pairs)
other leather footwear (pairs)
rubber / PVC footwear (pairs)
other footwear (pairs)
footwear: second-hand (pairs)
footwear: sub-total (390-395)
books, journals: first hand
books, journals, etc.: second hand
newspapers, periodicals
library charges
stationery, photocopying charges
tuition and other fees (school, college, etc.)
private tutor/ coaching centre
educational CD
other educational expenses
education: sub-total (400-408)
medicine
X-ray, ECG, pathological test, etc.
doctor's/surgeon's fee
hospital & nursing home charges
other medical expenses
medical institutional: sub-total (410-414)
medicine
doctors/ surgeons fee
family planning appliances
(3)
0.077
0.004
0.011
0.002
0.011
0.003
0.003
0.001
0.002
0.002
0.698
0.006
0.013
0.006
0.061
0.014
0.000
0.101
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
13.75
0.29
2.19
0.07
0.86
0.31
52.42
1.52
0.75
0.48
0.07
0.21
0.15
0.06
0.16
3.40
1.71
1.85
0.81
3.78
1.48
0.03
9.66
5.56
0.31
1.01
0.04
4.70
21.48
3.48
0.02
1.18
37.79
8.32
1.90
2.27
3.62
1.31
17.42
32.27
1.95
4.26
0.11
0.89
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
822
50016
126
8551
289
19176
24
1753
136
9919
54
5157
997
58962
376
26207
120
8928
75
5600
15
1728
80
5461
67
4278
12
656
34
2751
505
34181
206
17269
347
25215
151
10084
850
50115
308
20480
10
936
979
58182
432
28704
51
3382
71
7792
11
1106
572
36088
435
28872
93
7156
1
146
195
14526
626
40253
124
8416
79
5084
87
5610
74
4510
57
3802
129
8773
668
39324
40
2423
261
14642
14
1304
41
2728
106
Detailed Tables
All-India
quantity
(1)
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
449
450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
470
471
472
473
479
480
481
482
(2)
medical non-institutional: sub-total (420-429)
cinema, theatre
mela, fair, picnic
sports goods, toys, etc.
club fees
goods for recreation and hobbies
photography
VCD/ DVD hire (incl. instrument)
cable TV
other entertainment
entertainment: sub-total (430-438)
spectacles
torch
lock
umbrella, raincoat
lighter (bidi/ cigarette/ gas stove)
other minor durable-type goods
minor durable-type goods: sub-total (440-445)
toilet soap
toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, etc.
powder, snow, cream, lotion and perfume
hair oil, shampoo, hair cream
shaving blades, shaving stick, razor
shaving cream, aftershave lotion
sanitary napkins
other toilet articles
toilet articles: sub-total (450-457)
electric bulb, tubelight
electric batteries
other non-durable electric goods
earthenware
glassware
bucket, water bottle/ feeding bottle & other plastic goods
coir, rope, etc.
washing soap/soda/powder
other washing requisites
incense (agarbatti), room freshener
flower (fresh): all purposes
mosquito repellent, insecticide, acid etc.
other petty articles
other household consumables: sub-total (460-473)
domestic servant/cook
attendant
sweeper
(no. unless
specified
against item)
(3)
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
39.49
0.52
0.76
0.63
0.01
0.08
0.39
0.10
5.33
0.53
8.35
0.46
0.65
0.25
0.57
0.09
0.42
2.44
7.36
3.90
3.39
4.87
0.96
0.45
0.58
1.13
22.65
0.92
0.34
0.07
0.40
0.12
0.92
0.18
10.21
1.17
2.10
0.55
1.03
1.66
19.69
1.35
0.03
0.15
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
680
40064
39
2195
37
1966
66
4125
1
132
5
403
15
1142
8
872
212
15998
31
2639
353
24676
11
780
51
3084
33
2122
25
2343
28
2535
60
4162
177
12288
965
57102
797
49543
571
36097
925
54145
464
30970
144
9892
86
7187
290
17483
994
58827
164
12080
72
4484
8
662
66
3414
14
996
76
5301
34
2127
983
58095
350
23945
670
39336
119
6428
187
12104
349
19930
993
58776
10
1104
0
44
10
642
Detailed Tables
107
All-India
quantity
(no. unless
specified
against item)

(1)
483
484
485
486
487
488
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
499
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
510
511
512
513
519
520
521
522
523
529
539
540
541
549
550
551
552
553
554
555
556
(2)
barber, beautician, etc.
washerman, laundry, ironing
tailor
grinding charges
telephone charges: landline
telephone charges: mobile
postage & telegram
miscellaneous expenses
priest
legal expenses
repair charges for non-durables
pet animals (incl. birds, fish)
other consumer services excluding conveyance
consumer services excl conveyance: sub-total (480-496)
air fare
railway fare
bus/tram fare
taxi, auto-rickshaw fare
steamer, boat fare
rickshaw (hand-drawn & cycle) fare
horse cart fare
porter charges
petrol for vehicle
diesel for vehicle
lubricants & other fuels for vehicle
school bus, van, etc.
other conveyance expenses
conveyance: sub-total (500-513)
house rent, garage rent (actual)
hotel lodging charges
residential land rent
other consumer rent
rent: sub-total (520-523)
house rent, garage rent (imputed urban only)
water charges
other consumer taxes & cesses
consumer taxes and cesses: sub-total (540-541)
bedstead
almirah, dressing table
chair, stool, bench, table
suitcase, etc. & other travel goods
foam, rubber cushion
carpet, other floor matting
paintings, drawings, etc.
(3)
0.000
0.000
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
5.61
0.83
3.99
5.15
2.35
18.93
0.09
2.93
0.80
0.31
0.21
0.83
0.77
44.33
0.05
0.84
14.03
4.61
0.04
0.53
0.10
0.12
12.97
0.86
0.40
1.56
0.28
36.39
4.30
0.04
0.07
0.42
4.83
0.98
1.26
2.24
0.61
0.18
0.34
0.21
0.01
0.04
0.02
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
833
47453
82
4776
141
8694
623
31985
134
8181
536
37875
13
1166
287
17530
88
6445
5
298
29
1733
21
1760
83
4989
972
57378
0
15
43
2282
579
35267
294
17990
5
292
72
3854
14
448
2
305
132
12735
6
852
23
2550
19
1676
20
1503
804
49832
33
1922
0
55
34
2745
4
197
70
4828
169
11164
336
19417
385
23821
65
3073
4
455
38
2642
38
2961
1
121
7
725
2
208
108
Detailed Tables
All-India
quantity
(1)
557
559
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
569
570
571
572
573
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
590
591
599
600
601
602
603
604
609
610
611
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
629
630
(2)
other furniture & fixtures
furniture & fixtures: sub-total (550-557)
radio, 2-in-1
television
VCR/VCD/DVD player
camera & photo equipment
CD, DVD, audio/video cassette, etc.
musical instruments
other goods for recreation
goods for recreation: sub-total (560-566)
stainless steel utensils
other metal utensils
casseroles, thermos, etc.
other crockery & utensils
crockery & utensils: sub-total (570-573)
electric fan
air conditioner, cooler
lantern, lamp, lampshade
sewing machine
washing machine
stove
pressure cooker/pan
refrigerator
water purifier
elect iron & other
other cooking/ household appliances
cooking & household appliances: sub-total (580-591)
bicycle
motor cycle scooter
motor car, jeep
tyres & tubes
other transport equipment
personal transport equipment: sub-total (600-604)
contact lenses etc.
other medical equipment
therapeutic appliances: sub-total (610-611)
clock, watch
other machines for household work
PC/laptop incl. software
mobile phone handset
telephone (landline) instrument
any other personal goods
other personal goods: sub-total (620-625)
bathroom & sanitary equipment
(no. unless
specified
against item)
(3)
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
0.17
1.57
0.08
0.90
0.13
0.01
0.13
0.02
0.11
1.38
1.20
0.42
0.04
0.24
1.91
0.25
0.13
0.01
0.05
0.06
0.09
0.10
0.29
0.03
0.08
0.10
1.20
1.69
4.28
3.06
0.88
0.05
9.96
0.03
0.01
0.04
0.13
0.00
0.27
1.80
0.03
0.02
2.26
0.21
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
4
470
135
8571
38
1833
29
1770
6
663
1
79
37
3841
2
125
4
337
102
7551
301
17320
91
5768
9
1025
126
9187
399
24235
45
2732
14
1140
6
476
18
1238
1
184
63
3353
57
4162
5
494
1
172
10
1084
13
1236
167
11345
485
25658
126
11310
12
1829
213
11381
4
392
566
32707
4
292
1
49
4
338
136
8188
0
50
2
185
69
4855
1
91
5
376
193
12363
10
882
Detailed Tables
109
All-India
quantity
(no. unless
specified
against item)

(1)
631
632
633
639
640
641
642
643
649
659
888
999
(2)
plugs, switches, etc.
repair of residential building, land, etc.
other durables
repair of residential bldg, land, etc.: sub-total (630-633)
gold ornaments
silver ornaments
jewels pearls
other ornaments
jewellery/ornaments: sub-total (640-643)
durable goods: total
total : non-food group
total (777+888)
(3)
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
0.13
10.92
0.22
11.48
5.18
1.11
0.05
0.34
6.67
36.47
453.29
1053.64
Rural
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
27
2454
400
22047
4
473
417
23662
26
2116
52
3059
4
243
77
4866
134
8592
829
49097
1000
59096
1000
59097
110
Detailed Tables
Table 4U: Monthly per capita quantity and value of consumption of non-food items, all-India: MMRP estimates
All-India
quantity
(1)
310
311
312
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
350
351
352
353
354
355
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
(2)
pan: leaf (no.)
pan: finished (no.)
pan: s.t. (310-312)
bidi (no.)
cigarettes (no.)
leaf tobacco (gm)
snuff (gm)
hookah tobacco (gm)
cheroot (no.)
tobacco: sub-total (320-327)
ganja (gm)
toddy (litre)
beer (litre)
other intoxicants
intoxicants: sub-total (330-335)
coke (kg)
firewood and chips (kg)
dung cake
kerosene other sources (litre)
matches (box)
coal (kg)
charcoal (kg)
candle (no.)
gobar gas
petrol (litre) [excl. conveyance]
diesel (litre) [excl. conveyance]
other fuel
fuel and light: sub-total (340-355)
dhoti (no.)
sari (no.)
lungi (no.)
(no. unless
specified
against item)
(3)
1.64
1.10
5.39
15.04
2.43
4.73
0.211
0.73
0.062
3.04
0.045
0.013
0.039
0.015
0.017
0.138
5.202
24.266
0.295
0.169
1.320
0.300
1.818
0.013
0.372
0.007
0.002
0.005
0.047
0.171
0.056
0.017
0.020
0.090
value
(Rs.)
(4)
0.70
2.39
0.98
4.07
3.82
6.07
0.84
0.04
0.06
0.06
0.89
3.29
15.06
0.01
0.32
3.32
1.32
5.92
0.44
11.32
0.49
11.74
69.62
1.59
3.00
4.40
1.14
0.84
42.22
0.13
0.95
0.01
0.34
0.06
1.18
137.72
0.85
16.76
12.92
8.52
2.02
1.65
2.87
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
45
2647
65
4672
75
3667
140
8192
123
5396
80
4416
63
3067
3
163
2
275
2
78
35
1418
95
4494
344
16025
0
12
4
216
30
1679
10
510
30
1364
4
218
77
3860
11
347
251
12911
939
38889
78
3321
330
16120
148
6519
909
38138
20
901
662
28067
5
538
332
15606
0
20
3
191
1
55
87
3249
991
41518
139
6140
745
28583
756
30483
590
23087
298
13715
476
19561
835
34481
Detailed Tables
111
All-India
quantity
(no. unless
specified
against item)

(1)
367
368
370
371
372
373
374
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
419
420
421
422
423
(2)
rug, blanket (no.)
cloth for upholstery, curtain, tablecloth, etc. (metre)
mosquito net (no.)
cotton (gm)
bedding: other
bedding, etc.: sub-total (380-387)
leather boots, shoes (pairs)
leather sandals, chappals, etc. (pairs)
other leather footwear (pairs)
rubber / PVC footwear (pairs)
other footwear (pairs)
footwear: second-hand (pairs)
library charges
educational CD
education: sub-total (400-408)
medicine
medical institutional: sub-total (410-414)
medicine
(3)
0.220
0.110
0.006
0.012
0.002
0.019
0.003
0.005
0.004
0.001
0.003
0.530
0.014
0.025
0.007
0.056
0.015
0.000
0.117
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
7.93
31.13
0.53
3.37
0.06
1.18
0.31
90.10
3.44
0.96
0.74
0.29
0.19
0.25
0.05
0.17
6.10
6.14
5.07
1.28
4.22
2.32
0.03
19.06
13.97
0.53
6.45
0.18
8.48
106.81
20.28
0.14
3.67
160.51
13.69
4.12
5.80
9.97
2.79
36.37
48.36
3.78
8.94
0.23
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
911
37390
880
36156
147
6254
271
12430
20
897
108
5423
33
2991
997
41538
473
20611
94
5043
108
4705
33
1711
50
3047
72
2982
12
445
27
1619
550
24379
403
17065
529
21929
172
7858
786
32700
300
13638
6
526
989
41151
532
22431
52
2392
307
13162
28
1313
587
25012
536
22320
170
7155
10
346
227
9801
729
30854
137
6117
90
3793
104
4329
94
3614
58
2582
144
6456
634
26996
49
2081
316
11792
18
818
112
Detailed Tables
All-India
quantity
(1)
424
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
449
450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
470
471
472
473
479
480
481
(2)
medical non-institutional: sub-total (420-429)
cinema, theatre
mela, fair, picnic
club fees
photography
cable TV
other entertainment
spectacles
torch
lock
umbrella, raincoat
minor durable-type goods: sub-total (440-445)
toilet soap
powder, snow, cream, lotion and perfume
sanitary napkins
electric batteries
earthenware
glassware
bucket, water bottle/ feeding bottle & other plastic goods
coir, rope, etc.
mosquito repellent, insecticide, acid etc.
other household consumables: sub-total (460-473)
attendant
(no. unless
specified
against item)
(3)
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
1.39
62.69
3.36
1.12
1.44
0.38
0.26
0.45
0.43
23.26
1.01
31.70
1.77
0.28
0.25
1.01
0.23
0.68
4.22
11.46
7.03
7.44
8.05
2.36
1.61
2.50
2.08
42.54
1.91
0.28
0.15
0.25
0.26
1.34
0.11
16.02
2.30
3.55
2.32
3.63
2.25
34.36
16.25
0.46
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
37
1731
646
27535
87
3166
22
915
52
2512
4
207
6
248
14
863
20
878
605
24402
27
1306
678
27669
19
817
17
1116
20
1126
27
1488
27
2114
46
2444
135
7580
984
40776
915
38436
672
28230
933
38714
611
24934
294
11109
255
9823
326
13035
996
41571
172
8328
43
2254
11
536
32
1298
14
647
84
3747
15
805
982
40712
451
19253
711
28379
270
8256
395
14986
348
13388
992
41395
98
3625
3
137
Detailed Tables
113
All-India
quantity
(no. unless
specified
against item)

(1)
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
499
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
510
511
512
513
519
520
521
522
523
529
539
540
541
549
550
551
552
553
554
555
(2)
sweeper
tailor
grinding charges
telephone charges: landline
postage & telegram
priest
legal expenses
other consumer services excluding conveyance
consumer services excl conveyance: sub-total (480-496)
air fare
railway fare
bus/tram fare
steamer, boat fare
rickshaw (hand-drawn & cycle) fare
horse cart fare
porter charges
petrol for vehicle
diesel for vehicle
other consumer rent
house rent, garage rent (imputed urban only)
water charges
consumer taxes and cesses: sub-total (540-541)
bedstead
suitcase, etc. & other travel goods
carpet, other floor matting
(3)
0.000
0.000
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
1.58
10.44
4.71
5.58
4.49
13.33
55.58
0.23
5.33
1.34
0.34
0.39
0.83
3.20
124.09
1.74
6.59
23.68
11.41
0.04
1.47
0.01
0.47
53.45
3.17
1.79
7.24
0.69
111.75
106.95
0.75
2.65
4.62
114.98
386.92
7.81
7.83
15.64
0.81
0.82
0.52
0.36
0.05
0.09
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
72
2438
814
32910
224
7713
112
4900
465
17474
183
7766
812
32979
19
1022
338
13251
88
4031
3
180
23
940
12
654
131
4548
987
40858
1
39
100
2973
519
20855
355
14395
2
153
95
4155
1
68
5
343
330
13580
15
598
64
2998
55
2105
20
985
874
35576
324
11297
2
95
29
1584
21
482
373
13316
644
28589
434
17918
383
15870
583
24596
28
1173
9
474
30
1466
40
1968
2
127
9
526
114
Detailed Tables
All-India
quantity
(1)
556
557
559
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
569
570
571
572
573
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
590
591
599
600
601
602
603
604
609
610
611
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
629
(2)
paintings, drawings, etc.
furniture & fixtures: sub-total (550-557)
radio, 2-in-1
television
VCR/VCD/DVD player
camera & photo equipment
CD, DVD, audio/video cassette, etc.
musical instruments
goods for recreation: sub-total (560-566)
casseroles, thermos, etc.
crockery & utensils: sub-total (570-573)
electric fan
air conditioner, cooler
lantern, lamp, lampshade
sewing machine
washing machine
stove
pressure cooker/pan
refrigerator
water purifier
elect iron & other
cooking & household appliances: sub-total (580-591)
bicycle
motor cycle scooter
motor car, jeep
tyres & tubes
personal transport equipment: sub-total (600-604)
contact lenses etc.
therapeutic appliances: sub-total (610-611)
clock, watch
PC/laptop incl. software
mobile phone handset
telephone (landline) instrument
other personal goods: sub-total (620-625)
(no. unless
specified
against item)
(3)
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
0.04
2.00
4.69
0.02
2.90
0.44
0.20
0.48
0.06
0.13
4.24
1.52
0.35
0.17
0.50
2.54
0.47
1.21
0.01
0.11
1.00
0.23
0.25
1.70
0.57
0.40
0.38
6.33
1.56
11.16
13.29
0.98
0.23
27.22
0.12
0.05
0.17
0.22
0.01
2.44
3.94
0.03
0.03
6.68
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
4
189
8
430
105
4975
11
549
43
1636
14
589
4
187
94
3885
2
99
5
185
151
6267
243
10082
59
2865
26
1203
140
5952
341
14559
68
2386
58
2070
3
207
28
1040
13
480
104
3444
120
4267
21
837
22
728
28
1092
21
811
296
11081
339
13795
288
11423
56
2200
142
5933
5
232
547
21976
7
302
1
38
8
339
152
6107
0
37
16
596
78
3342
1
66
4
186
223
9110
Detailed Tables
115
All-India
quantity
(no. unless
specified
against item)

(1)
630
631
632
633
639
640
641
642
643
649
659
888
999
(2)
bathroom & sanitary equipment
plugs, switches, etc.
repair of residential building, land, etc.
other durables
repair of residential bldg, land, etc.: sub-total (630-633)
gold ornaments
silver ornaments
jewels pearls
other ornaments
jewellery/ornaments: sub-total (640-643)
total : non-food group
total (777+888)
(3)
-
value
(Rs.)
(4)
0.45
0.30
13.45
1.73
15.93
11.65
1.12
0.27
0.50
13.54
81.36
1103.63
1984.46
Urban
no. of households
per 1000
in sample
households
(5)
(6)
31
1207
51
2313
208
9283
6
443
249
11315
41
1875
38
1601
3
157
54
2715
110
5259
784
32558
1000
41696
1000
41697
Appendix A
Concepts and
Definitions

1.1 Household: A group of person normally living together and taking food from a common
kitchen constitutes a household. The word "normally" means that temporary visitors are
excluded but temporary stay-aways are included. Thus, a son or daughter residing in a hostel
for studies is excluded from the household of his/her parents, but a resident employee or
resident domestic servant or paying guest (but not just a tenant in the house) is included in the
employer/host's household. "Living together" is usually given more importance than "sharing
food from a common kitchen" in drawing the boundaries of a household in case the two criteria
are in conflict; however, in the special case of a person taking food with his family but sleeping
elsewhere (say, in a shop or a different house) due to space shortage, the household formed by
such a person's family members is taken to include that person also. Each inmate of a mess,
hotel, boarding and lodging house, hostel, etc., is considered as a single-member household
except that a family living in a hotel (say) is considered as one household only; the same
applies to residential staff of such establishments. Under-trial prisoners in jails and indoor
patients of hospitals, nursing homes, etc., are considered as members of the households to
which they last belonged.
1.2 Household size: The size of a household is the total number of persons in the household.
1.3 Uniform Reference Period MPCE (or MPCEURP): This is the measure of MPCE
obtained by the NSS consumer expenditure survey (CES) when household consumer
expenditure on each item is recorded for a reference period of last 30 days (preceding the
date of survey).
1.4 Mixed Reference Period MPCE (or MPCEMRP) This is the measure of MPCE obtained
by the CES when household consumer expenditure on items of clothing and bedding, footwear,
education, institutional medical care, and durable goods is recorded for a reference period of
last 365 days, and expenditure on all other items is recorded with a reference period of last
30 days.
1.5 Modified Mixed Reference Period MPCE (or MPCEMMRP) This is the measure of
MPCE obtained by the CES when household consumer expenditure on edible oil, egg, fish and
meat, vegetables, fruits, spices, beverages, refreshments, processed food, pan, tobacco and
intoxicants is recorded for a reference period of last 7 days, and for all other items, the
reference periods used are the same as in case of Mixed Reference Period MPCE (MPCEMRP).
1.6 Deciles and decile classes of MPCE: The first decile of the distribution of MPCE over
the population of any region or domain is the level of MPCE below which 10% of the
population lie, the second decile, the level below which 20% of the population lie, and so on.
Thus the population can be divided into 10 decile classes of MPCE as follows: those with
MPCE below the 1st decile of the MPCE distribution (the bottom 10% of the population
ranked by MPCE), from the 1st decile to the 2nd decile (the next 10%), from the 2nd decile to
the 3rd decile (the next 10%), and so on. Averages of other variables of interest, computed
separately for the 10 decile classes, help to portray the variation of such variables with
variation in MPCE. In line with usual NSS practice, decile classes of MPCE are formed
separately for the rural and the urban sector, both for India as a whole and for the States.
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1.7 Categories of consumption items (in alphabetical order)

Beverages, refreshments, etc.: This stands for beverages, refreshments and processed
food. It includes tea, coffee, mineral water, soft drinks, fruit juice (not prepared at home),
soda water, other beverages such as cocoa, biscuits, cakes, pastries, pickles, sauce, jam, jelly,
and other salted refreshments and sweets not prepared at home. Refreshments prepared at
home are not included here. Instead, the ingredients of the refreshments (such as flour, sugar,
milk, etc.) are accounted under cereals, sugar, etc. Food purchased in the form of cooked
meals is also included in processed food.
Cereals: Note that household consumption of cereals does not include consumption of
cereals by livestock belonging to the household. Such expenditure, being part of farm
expenditure, is excluded from household consumer expenditure altogether.
Cereal substitutes: Cereals are usually a person's staple food in India. But sometimes, by
choice or due to scarcity, a person may consume little or no cereal. The food requirement is
partially or wholly met in such cases by consumption of food items which could be treated as
substitutes for cereals. Tapioca, for example, is consumed in some parts of the country as a
substitute for cereals. Similarly, jackfruit seed, mahua, etc. are also consumed as substitute
for cereals. Potato or sweet potato consumed as substitutes for cereals are not, however,
shown here. These are included in vegetables.
Clothing and bedding: This category includes bedding (pillows, quilts, mattresses, mosquito
nets, etc.), as well as rugs, blankets, curtains, towels, mats, cloth for upholstery, etc. It
excludes footwear and raincoats. Expenditure on tailor-made clothing excludes tailoring
charges, which are accounted in consumer services. Consumption of an article of clothing
is considered to take place when it is brought into first use. However, clothing purchased
second-hand is considered as consumed as soon as it is purchased. Livery supplied by the
employer is taken into account in household consumption of clothing even if used during
duty hours only.
Conveyance: This includes expenditure incurred on account of journeys undertaken and/or
transportation of goods made by any means of conveyance. The expenditure is the actual fare
paid except in case of railway season tickets, for which expenditure is calculated as the cost
of the ticket divided by the number of months for which it is valid. Expenditure on journeys
undertaken by household members as part of official tours is not considered as consumer
expenditure of the household. But journeys to commute to and from place of work are
included here. The expenditure incurred on journeys undertaken under Leave Travel
Concession, etc., even if reimbursed, is included. In case of owned conveyance, the cost of
fuel (petrol, mobile oil, diesel, etc.) for power-driven transport and animal feed for animaldrawn carriage is considered.
Durable goods: Items included here all have a lifetime of one year or more. However, some
petty durables such as spectacles, torches, locks, umbrellas, etc., are excluded. Note that
glassware, earthenware and plastic goods such as buckets are excluded from durable goods
and included in other household consumables. Consumption expenditure on durable goods
includes both expenditure on purchase (both first-hand and second-hand) and expenditure on
repair and construction of household durables. For land and residential building, only
expenditure on repair and construction is included. Durable goods include furniture and
fixtures, entertainment durables such as radios, TV, VCR/VCP/DVD players, tape
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recorders and CD players, cameras, musical instruments, jewellery and ornaments, crockery
and utensils, cooking and other household appliances such as fans, air conditioners, air
coolers, sewing machines used for household work, washing machines, stoves, pressure
cookers, fridges, water purifiers, electric irons, heaters, toasters and ovens, household
transport equipment including two-wheelers, four-wheelers and their parts, therapeutic
appliances, clocks, watches, computers for household use, mobile phone handsets, and
bathroom and sanitary equipment.
Edible oil: Edible oils used for toilet purpose by the household are not included here.
Education: This includes expenditure on goods purchased for the purpose of education, viz.,
books and journals (first-hand or second-hand), newspapers, stationery, educational CD, etc,
and also magazines, novels and other fiction. It also includes fees paid to educational
institutions (e.g., schools, colleges, universities, etc.) on account of tuition and other fees like
game fees, library fees, etc., and payment to private tutors. Fees for shorthand and typing
courses, fees for music, dancing and swimming lessons, and fees for training in nursing,
physiotherapy, etc., are included. Expenditure on Internet other than telephone charges is also
included. Occasional payments to the school fund made on account of charities, and
donations generally, are not included here, unless they are charged by the educational
institution as compulsory payments.
Entertainment: This includes expenditure on cinemas, theatres, melas, fairs and picnics,
expenditure incurred on processing, developing, etc., of photographic film, charges paid for
hiring of video cassette/VCD/DVD players, and charges for viewing a video show. Expenses
incurred on subscription to dish antenna, cable TV facilities, etc. are also included. Club fees
are included here.
Footwear: This includes charges paid to a cobbler for getting a pair of shoes or other
footwear made. It excludes the cost of straps purchased separately.
Gram: This includes gram products such as sattu obtained by frying and powdering of gram
(whole grain). Besan made out of gram is, however, not included here, but in other pulse
products.
Medical expenses: This includes expenditure on medicine of different types and on medical
goods; also, payments made to doctor, nurse, etc., as professional fees and those made to
hospital, nursing home, etc. for medical treatment, and expenditure incurred for clinical tests,
including X-rays, ECG, pathological tests, etc. Expenditure on all family planning devices is
included.
Medical: institutional and non-institutional expenditure: The distinction between
institutional and non-institutional medical expenses lies in whether the expenses were
incurred on medical treatment as an in-patient of a medical institution (institutional), or
otherwise (non-institutional). Medical institution here covers private as well as Government
institutions such as hospitals and nursing homes.
Milk and milk products: Milk products include ghee, butter, curd, etc. Milk used in home
preparation of sweetmeats, etc., is also accounted here. This category also includes those
baby foods of which the principal constituent is milk. Further, milk (liquid) includes ice-
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cream of which the major component is milk. Ice with syrup but without milk sold under the
name of ice-cream is not included in this category.
Minor durable-type goods: These include spectacles, torches, locks, umbrellas, raincoats,
gas lighters, etc. These are not included in durable goods but in miscellaneous goods and
services.
Miscellaneous goods and services: This is a residual category covering all items other than
food, pan, tobacco, intoxicants, fuel and light, clothing, footwear, and durable goods. It
includes, among other things, expenditure on education, medical care, entertainment,
conveyance, rent, and consumer taxes and cesses. (Note, however, that in Schedule 1.0,
collection, education and institutional medical care are separated out from the miscellaneous
goods and services block to form a separate block.)
Other consumer services: This includes expenditure on domestic servants, cooks,
attendants, sweepers, barbers and beauticians, laundry, ironing, tailors, priests, legal services,
telephone charges, postal charges, grinding charges, and repair charges for non-durable
goods. Apart from conveyance, it excludes the consumer services coming under
entertainment.
Other household consumables: These include electric bulbs, tubelights, batteries,
earthenware, glassware, plastic goods such as buckets, water bottles and feeding bottles, coir
and rope, washing soap, washing soda, other washing requisites, incense, room fresheners,
flowers, acid and insecticides.
Pan: This includes, pan (betel leaves), supari, lime, katha, other ingredients of finished
pan, and pan purchased in finished form.
Rent: Rent includes house and garage rent, residential land rent and other consumer rent.
Appendix B
Sample Design
and
Estimation Procedure

1. Introduction
1.1
The National Sample Survey (NSS), set up by the Government of India in 1950 to collect
socio-economic data employing scientific sampling methods, conducted its sixty-sixth round from
1st July 2009 to 30th June 2010.
2. Outline of survey programme

2.1 Subject coverage: The 66th round (July 2009-June 2010) of NSS was for the survey on
Household Consumer Expenditure and Employment and Unemployment and it was the eighth
quinquennial survey in the series, the last one having been conducted in the 61st round (20042005) of NSS.
2.2 Geographical coverage: The survey covered the whole of the Indian Union except (i) interior
villages of Nagaland situated beyond five kilometres of the bus route and (ii) villages in Andaman
and Nicobar Islands which remain inaccessible throughout the year. For Leh (Ladakh) and Kargil
districts of Jammu & Kashmir there were no separate sample first-stage units (FSUs) for the
Central sample. For these two districts, sample FSUs drawn as State sample were treated as
Central sample. However, no first-stage unit was surveyed in Leh, Kargil and Punch districts of
J&K due to various reasons.
2.3 Period of survey and work programme: The period of survey was of one year duration
starting on 1st July 2009 and ending on 30th June 2010. The survey period of this round was
divided into four sub-rounds of three months duration each as follows:
sub-round 1
sub-round 2
sub-round 3
sub-round 4
:
:
:
:
July - September 2009

October - December 2009
January - March 2010
April - June 2010
In each of these four sub-rounds equal numbers of sample villages/blocks (FSUs) were
allotted for survey with a view to ensuring uniform spread of sample FSUs over the entire survey
period. Attempts were made to survey each of the FSUs during the sub-round to which it was
allotted. Because of the arduous field conditions, this restriction was not strictly enforced in
Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep and rural areas of Arunachal Pradesh and
Nagaland.
2.4 Schedules of enquiry: During this round, the following schedules of enquiry were canvassed:
Schedule 0.0
Schedule 1.0
Schedule 10
: list of households
: consumer expenditure
: employment and unemployment
Two variants of Schedule 1.0, called Schedule Type 1 and Schedule Type 2, were canvassed in
this round. Schedule Type 1 was similar to Schedule 1.0 of NSS 61st round. Compared to
B-2
Schedule Type 1, Schedule Type 2 had a different reference period (7 days) for some items of
food, pan, tobacco and intoxicants.
2.5 Participation of States: In this round all the States and Union Territories except Andaman &
Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Lakshadweep participated. The scale of
the survey conducted by a State/UT relative to the Central sample survey in the State/UT was as
follows:
Nagaland (Urban)
J&K, Manipur, Delhi & Uttar Pradesh
Maharashtra (Urban) & Kerala
Gujarat
Remaining States/UTs
: triple
: double
: one and half
: less than equal
: equal
3. Sample design
3.1 Outline of sample design: A stratified multi-stage design was adopted for the 66th round
survey. The first stage units (FSUs) were the 2001 Census villages (Panchayat wards in case of
Kerala) in the rural sector and Urban Frame Survey (UFS) blocks in the urban sector. In addition,
two non-UFS towns of Leh and Kargil of Jammu & Kashmir were also treated as FSUs in the
urban sector. The ultimate stage units (USU) were households in both the sectors. In case of large
FSUs, one intermediate stage of sampling was the selection of two hamlet-groups (hgs)/subblocks (sbs) from each rural/urban FSU.
3.2 Sampling frame for first stage units: For the rural sector, the list of 2001 Census villages
(henceforth the term village will mean Panchayat wards for Kerala) constituted the sampling
frame. For the urban sector, the list of latest available UFS blocks was considered as the sampling
frame. For non-UFS towns, the frame consisted of the individual towns (only two towns, viz., Leh
& Kargil constituted this frame).
3.3 Stratification: Within each district of a State/UT, generally speaking, two basic strata were
formed: i) rural stratum comprising all rural areas of the district and (ii) urban stratum comprising
all urban areas of the district. However, within the urban areas of a district, wherever there were
one or more towns with population 10 lakhs or more as per Census 2001 in a district, each of these
formed a separate basic stratum and the remaining urban areas of the district were considered as
another basic stratum.
3.4 Sub-stratification: Each rural stratum was divided into 2 sub-strata as follows:
sub-stratum 1: all villages with proportion of child workers (p) >2P (where P is the average
proportion of child workers for the State/UT as per Census 2001)
sub-stratum 2: remaining villages
3.5 Total sample size (FSUs): At all-India level, 12784 FSUs were allocated to the Central
sample and 15132 FSUs to the State sample. Further, the data of 24 State sample FSUs of Leh and
Kargil districts of J&K surveyed by DES, J&K, were included in the Central sample.
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3.6 Allocation of total sample to States and UTs: The total number of sample FSUs was
allocated to the States and UTs in proportion to population as per Census 2001 subject to a
minimum sample allocation to each State/UT, and subject to resource availability in terms of field
investigators.
3.7 Allocation of State/UT level sample to rural and urban sectors: State/UT level sample size
was allocated between the two sectors in proportion to population as per Census 2001 with double
weightage to urban sector, subject to the restriction that the urban sample size for bigger States
like Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, etc. should not exceed the rural sample size. A minimum of 16
FSUs (to the extent possible) was allocated to each State/UT separately for rural and urban areas.
Further, the State-level allocations for both rural and urban sectors were adjusted marginally in a
few cases to ensure that each stratum/sub-stratum got a minimum allocation of 4 FSUs.
3.8 Allocation to strata/sub-strata: Within each sector of a State/UT, the sample size was
allocated to different strata/sub-strata in proportion to population as per Census 2001. Allocations
at stratum/sub-stratum level were adjusted to multiples of 4 with a minimum sample size of 4 and
equal-sized samples were allocated to the four sub-rounds.
3.9 Selection of FSUs: For the rural sector, from each stratum/sub-stratum, the required numbers
of sample villages were selected by probability proportional to size with replacement (PPSWR),
size being the population of the village as per Census 2001. For the urban sector, FSUs were
selected from each stratum using Simple Random Sampling Without Replacement (SRSWOR).
Both rural and urban samples were drawn in the form of two independent sub-samples.
3.10 Formation and selection of hamlet-groups/sub-blocks
3.10.1 Criterion for hamlet-group/sub-block formation: Selected FSUs with approximate
population 1200 or more were divided into a suitable number of geographically compact hamletgroups (having more or less equal population) in the rural sector and sub-blocks in the urban
sector as shown below.
approximate present
population
of the sample FSU
no. of
hgs/sbs
formed
less than 1200 (no hg/sb

formation)
1200 to 1799
1800 to 2399
2400 to 2999
3000 to 3599
and so on
1
3
4
5
6
For rural areas of Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttarakhand (except for four districts Dehradun
(Plains), Nainital (Plains), Hardwar and Udham Singh Nagar), Poonch, Rajouri, Udhampur, Doda,
Leh (Ladakh), Kargil districts of Jammu and Kashmir, and Idukki district of Kerala, the number of
hamlet-groups formed was as follows:
B-4
approximate present
population
of the sample village
less than 600 (no hg
formation)
600 to 899
900 to 1199
1200 to 1499
... and so on
no. of hgs
formed
1
3
4
5
3.10.2 Selection of hamlet-groups/sub-blocks: Hamlet-groups (hg)/sub-blocks (sb) were

selected from FSUs where hamlet-groups/sub-blocks were formed, two in the following manner.
The hg/sb with maximum percentage share of population was always selected and termed hg/sb 1;
one more hg/sb was selected from the remaining hgs/sbs by simple random sampling (SRS) and
termed hg/sb 2. Listing and selection of the households was done independently in the two
selected hamlet-groups/sub-blocks.
4. Listing of households
4.1 Having determined the hamlet-groups/sub-blocks, i.e. area(s) to be considered for listing, the
next step was to list all the households (including those found through local enquires to be
temporarily locked). The hamlet-group/sub-block with sample hg/sb number 1 was considered for
listing first, followed by sample hg/sb number 2.
5. Formation of second stage strata and allocation of sample households
5.1 Two cut-off points A and B (in Rs.) were determined from NSS 61st round data for each
NSS region for urban areas in such a way that the top 10% of the population had MPCE more than
B and the bottom 30% of the population had MPCE less than A.
5.2: For Schedule 1.0, households listed in the selected FSU/hamlet-group/sub-block were
stratified into three second stage strata (SSS). Composition of the SSS and number of households
to be surveyed from different SSSs for each of the two schedule types was as follows:
SSS
composition of SSS
B-5
number of households surveyed

FSU without FSU with hg/sb
hg/sb
formation (for
formation
each hg/sb)
Rural
SSS 1
relatively affluent households
SSS 2
of the remaining, households having principal

earning from non- agricultural activity
SSS 3
other households
SSS 1
households having MPCE of top 10% of urban

population (MPCE > B)
SSS 2
households having MPCE of middle 60% of

urban population (A MPCE B)
SSS 3
households having MPCE of bottom 30% of

urban population (MPCE < A)
Urban
5.3 Thus, for each schedule type, a total of 8 households were selected for survey from each FSU
4 from each selected hamlet-group/sub-block in FSUs where hg/sbs were formed.
6. Selection of households
6.1 From each SSS the sample households for each of the schedules were selected by SRSWOR.
If a household was selected for Schedule 1.0 (Type 1), it was not allowed to be selected for
Schedule 1.0 (Type 2) or Schedule 10. Similarly, if a household was not selected for Schedule 1.0
(Type 1) but selected for Schedule 1.0 (Type 2) it was not allowed to be selected for Schedule 10.
If a household got selected for more than one schedule, only one schedule was canvassed in that
household in the priority order of Schedule 1.0 (Type 1), Schedule 1.0 (Type 2) and Schedule 10
and in that case the household was replaced by selecting another household for the other schedule.
6.2 However, at least one household was to be surveyed from each SSS for each of the three
schedules of enquiry. To adhere to this restriction, the condition of not canvassing more than one
schedule in the same household was waived in the extreme cases where there was an insufficient
number of households in the frame of a particular second stage stratum.
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7. Estimation procedure
7.1 Notations:
s = subscript for stratum
t = subscript for sub-stratum (only for rural sector)
m = subscript for sub-sample (m =1, 2)
i = subscript for FSU [village (panchayat ward)/ block/ non-UFS town]
d = subscript for a hamlet-group/sub-block (d = 1, 2)
j = subscript for second stage stratum in an FSU/ hg/sb [j = 1, 2 or 3]
k = subscript for sample household under a particular second stage stratum within an FSU/ hg/sb
D = total number of hgs/sbs formed in the sample FSU
D* = 0 if D = 1
= (D 1) for FSUs with D > 1
N = total number of FSUs in any urban stratum
Z = total size of a rural stratum/sub-stratum (= sum of sizes for all the FSUs of a stratum/substratum)
z = size of sample village used for selection.
n = number of sample FSUs surveyed including zero cases but excluding casualties for a
particular sub-sample and stratum/sub-stratum.
H = total number of households listed in a second-stage stratum of an FSU/ hamlet-group or subblock of sample FSU
h = number of households surveyed in a second-stage stratum of an FSU/ hamlet-group or subblock of sample FSU
x, y = observed value of characteristics x, y under estimation
X , Y = estimate of population total X, Y for the characteristics x, y
In terms of the above symbols,
ystmidjk = observed value of the characteristic y for the kth household in the jth second stage stratum
of the dth hg/sb (d = 1, 2) of the ith FSU belonging to the mth sub-sample for the tth sub-stratum of
sth stratum.
However, for ease of understanding, a few symbols have been suppressed in following paragraphs
where they are obvious.
B-7
7.2 Formulae for estimation of aggregates for a particular sub-sample and stratum (for
urban)/ sub-stratum (for rural)
7.2.1 Rural
(i) For jth second stage stratum of a sub-stratum:
Z nj 1 H
Yj = i1 j
nj i =1 z i hi1 j
hi 1 j
y
k =1
i1 jk
+ Di*
H i2 j
hi 2 j
hi 2 j
y
k =1
i 2 jk
(ii) For all second-stage strata combined:
Y = Y j
j
(iii) Estimate for a stratum ( Ys ) will be obtained by adding sub-stratum level estimates
( Yst ).
7.2.2 Urban
(i) For jth second stage stratum of a stratum:
N nj H
Yj = i1 j
nj i =1 hi1 j
hi 1 j
yi1 jk + Di*
H i2 j
k =1
hi 2 j
hi 2 j
y
k =1
i 2 jk
(ii) For all second-stage strata combined:

Y = Y j
j
Note: N = 1 in the above formula in the case of Leh and Kargil districts of J&K.
7.3 Overall estimate for aggregates
Overall estimate for aggregates for a stratum ( Ys ) based on two sub-samples was obtained as:
1 2
Ys = Ysm
2 m =1
B-8
7.4 Overall estimate of aggregates at State/UT/all-India level

The overall estimate Y at the State/UT/all-India level was obtained by summing the stratum
estimates Ys over all strata belonging to the State/UT/all-India.
7.5 Estimates of ratios
Let Y and X be the overall estimates of the aggregates Y and X for two characteristics y
and x respectively at the State/UT/all-India level.
Y
Y
Then the combined ratio estimate (R) of the ratio ( R = ) was obtained as R = .
X
X
7.6 Estimates of error

The estimated variances of the above estimates were as follows:
7.6.1 For aggregate Y

Va r (Y ) =
( )
Var (Ys ) where

s
1
Var Ys = Yst1 Yst 2
t 4
r (Ys ) is given by
Va
for rural stratum, where Yst1 and Yst 2 are the estimates for
sub-sample 1 and sub-sample 2 respectively for stratum s and sub-stratum t,

and
( ) (
1
Var Ys = Ys1 Ys 2
4
for urban stratum, Ys1 and Ys 2 being the stratum estimates for
sub-sample 1 and 2 respectively.
7.6.2 For ratio
R :
[(
)(
1
st1 Yst 2 2 + R 2 X st1 X st 2 2 2 R Yst1 Yst 2 X st1 X st 2
MSE ( R ) =
Y
4 X 2 s t
for rural and
[(
)(
1
s Ys 2 + R 2 X s1 X s 2 2 2 R Ys1 Ys 2 X s1 X s 2
MSE ( R ) =
Y
1
2
4 X 2 s
for urban.
)]
)]
B-9
7.6.3 Estimates of Relative Standard Error (RSE):
( )
( )
Var Y
100
Y
( )
MSE R
R
RSE Y =
RSE R =
( )
100
8. Multipliers:
The formulae for multipliers at stratum/sub-stratum/second-stage stratum level for a subsample and schedule type are given below for Schedule 1.0:
sector
formula for multipliers

hg /sb 1
hg /sb 2
rural
Z st
1 H stmi1 j
nstmj z stmi hstmi1 j
Urban
N s H smi1 j
nsmj hsmi1 j
H
Z st
1
*
Dstmi
stmi 2 j
nstmj z stmi
hstmi 2 j
H
Ns
*
Dsmi
smi 2 j
nsmj
hsmi 2 j
( j = 1, 2, 3)
Note: (i) For estimating any characteristic for any domain not specifically considered in the
sample design, indicator variable was used.
(ii) Multipliers were computed on the basis of information available in the listing
schedule irrespective of any misclassification observed between listing schedule and
detailed enquiry schedule.
*
(iii) For estimating number of villages possessing a characteristic, Dstmi = 0 in the
relevant multipliers and there was only one multiplier for the village (see paragraph
7.2.1.1).
Appendix C
Population
Projections
Population Projections
C-1
Table C1: Projected population (000) as on 1st March 2009, 1st March 2010 and 1st January 2009 for each State/U.T
rural
State/U.T/all-India
(1)
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
1st Mar
2009
(2)
60192
1st Mar
2010
(3)
60726
1st Jan
2010
(4)
60637
1st Mar
2009
(5)
22986
urban
1st
Mar
2010
(6)
23238
rural+ urban
1st Jan
2010
(7)
23196
1st Mar
2009
(8)
83178
1st Mar
2010
(9)
83964
1st Jan
2010
(10)
83832
855
851
852
357
376
373
1212
1227
1224
Assam
25484
25742
25699
4330
4449
4429
29814
30191
30128
Bihar
85041
86255
86051
9985
10134
10109
95026
96389
96160
Chhattisgarh
18299
18480
18450
5301
5449
5424
23600
23929
23874
863
853
855
16574
17082
16996
17437
17935
17851
Delhi
Goa
714
725
723
941
989
981
1655
1714
1704
Gujarat
34616
34922
34871
22818
23310
23227
57434
58232
58098
Haryana
16563
16727
16700
8034
8293
8249
24597
25020
24949
5944
5994
5986
718
734
731
6662
6728
6717
Himachal Pradesh
8399
8489
8474
3015
3079
3068
11414
11568
11542
Jharkhand
Jammu & Kashmir
23547
23844
23794
7064
7196
7174
30611
31040
30968
Karnataka
36922
37127
37093
21259
21677
21607
58181
58804
58700
Kerala
25336
25539
25505
8727
8778
8769
34063
34317
34275
Madhya Pradesh
50722
51471
51345
19175
19579
19511
69897
71050
70857
Maharashtra
59732
60158
60087
49821
50960
50768
109553
111118
110856
Manipur
1775
1798
1794
618
623
622
2393
2421
2416
Meghalaya
2037
2059
2055
523
532
530
2560
2591
2586
466
469
469
515
524
522
981
993
991
Mizoram
Nagaland
1818
1839
1835
379
384
383
2197
2223
2219
Orissa
33462
33693
33654
6563
6696
6674
40025
40389
40328
Punjab
16868
16938
16926
10180
10430
10388
27048
27368
27314
Rajasthan
50025
50828
50693
15625
15922
15872
65650
66750
66565
520
524
523
78
81
80
598
605
604
31716
31232
31314
34850
35780
35623
66566
67012
66937
2876
2903
2898
656
671
668
3532
3574
3567
196682
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
151697
154211
153789
42066
43060
42893
193763
197271
Uttarakhand
6971
7048
7035
2685
2752
2741
9656
9800
9776
West Bengal
62913
63462
63370
24926
25207
25160
87839
88669
88530
A&N Islands
289
295
294
176
185
183
465
480
477
Chandigarh
132
139
138
1165
1229
1218
1297
1368
1356
Dadra & N. Haveli
181
183
183
137
154
151
318
337
334
Daman Diu
178
188
186
70
71
71
248
259
257
Lakshadweep
Puducherry
all-India
49
49
49
26
26
26
75
75
75
398
416
413
869
915
907
1267
1331
1320
817600
826173
824740
343213
350569
349332
1160813
1176742
1174072
Note: 1. Projected population as on 1st March 2009 and 1st March 2010 are from RGI (reference Tables 8 and 9 of the Population
Projections for India and States: 2001-2026).
2. Table 8 provides projected population as on 1st March 2009 and 1st March 2010 for rural+urban combined and Table 9 provides
projected population as on 1st March 2009 and 1st March 2010 for urban.
10
3. Projected population as on 1st January 2010 has been derived using the formula, A
=
A1 ( A2 A1 )12 , where A1 is the
population for 1st March 2009 , A2 is the population for 1st March 2010 and A is the population for 1st January 2010.
4. Projected population as on 1st January 2010 has been derived for the rural+urban and urban separately and that for rural has been
derived by subtracting these two.
Appendix D
Schedule 1.0
RURAL
URBAN
CENTRAL
STATE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
NATIONAL SAMPLE SURVEY ORGANISATION
SOCIO-ECONOMIC SURVEY
SIXTY-SIXTH ROUND: JULY 2009 - JUNE 2010
SCHEDULE 1.0: CONSUMER EXPENDITURE
Schedule Type 1
[0] descriptive identification of sample household

1. state/u.t.:
5. hamlet name:
2. district:
6. ward/inv. unit/block:
3. tehsil/town:
7. name of head of household:
4. village name:
8. name of informant:
[1] identification of sample household

item
no.
item
item
no.
code
item
1.
srl. no. of sample village/

block
2.
round number
3.
schedule number
4.
sample (central-1, state-2)
14.
second stage stratum
5.
sector (rural-1, urban-2)
15.
sample household number
6.
NSS region
16.
srl. no. of informant (as in col.1, block 4)
7.
district
17.
response code
8.
stratum
18.
survey code
9.
sub-stratum
19.
reason for substitution of original

household (code)
10.
sub-round
20.
schedule type
6
0
6
1
11.
sub-sample
12.
FOD sub-region
0 13.
code
sample hamlet-group/sub-block number
CODES FOR BLOCK 1

item 17: response code : informant: co-operative and capable -1, co-operative but not capable -2,
busy -3, reluctant - 4, others - 9
item 18: survey code : original 1, substitute 2, casualty 3
item 19: reason for substitution of original household : informant busy -1, members away
from home -2, informant non-cooperative -3, others
-9
* tick mark ( ) may be put in the appropriate place.
D-2
Schedule 1.0, Type 1
[2] particulars of field operations

srl. no.
(1)
1.
2.
item
(2)
investigator
(3)
supervisory officer
(4)
i) name
(block letters)
ii) code
date(s) of :
DD
MM
YY
DD
MM
YY
(i) survey/inspection
(ii) receipt
(iii) scrutiny
(iv) despatch
3.
4.
5.
6.
number of additional sheets

attached
total time taken to canvass
schedule 1.0 (in minutes)
whether schedule contains
remarks (yes-1, no-2)
in block 13/14
elsewhere in the
schedule
signature
D-3
[3] household characteristics

1. household size
2. principal
industry
(NIC-2004)
3. principal
occupation
(NCO2004)
during July
08 to June
09
description:
15. land irrigated

(0.000 ha)
code (5-digit)
description:
code (3-digit)
4. household type (code)
14. land cultivated

(0.000 ha)
primary
source of
energy for
16. cooking (code)

17. lighting (code)
18. dwelling unit code (owned-1, hired-2, no

dwelling unit-3, others-9)
5. religion (code)
6. social group (code)
7. whether owns any land (yes-1, no -2)
19. is any member of the household a regular

salary earner? (yes-1, no -2)
8. if yes in item 7, type of land owned

(homestead only 1, homestead and
other land 2, other land only 3)
20. did the household perform any ceremony

during the last 30 days? (yes 1, no 2)
land as on the date of survey (in 0.000 hectares)

9. owned
21. no. of meals served to non-household

members during the last 30 days
10. leased-in
22. whether the household has access to internet
11. otherwise possessed (neither owned
at home on the date of survey ( yes-1, no-2)
nor leased-in)
12. leased-out
13. total possessed [items (9+10+11-12)]
CODES FOR BLOCK 3

item 4: household type : for rural areas: self-employed in non-agriculture-1, agricultural labour-2, other labour-3,
self-employed in agriculture-4, others-9
for urban areas: self-employed-1, regular wage/salary earning-2, casual labour-3,
others-9
item 5: religion : Hinduism-1, Islam-2, Christianity -3, Sikhism-4, Jainism-5, Buddhism-6, Zoroastrianism-7,
others-9
item 6: social group : Scheduled Tribes-1, Scheduled Castes-2, Other Backward Classes-3, others-9
item 16: primary source of energy for cooking : coke, coal-01, firewood and chips-02, LPG-03, gobar gas-04,
dung cake-05, charcoal-06, kerosene-07, electricity-08, others-09, no cooking arrangement-10
item 17: primary source of energy for lighting : kerosene-1, other oil -2, gas-3, candle-4, electricity-5, others-9, no
lighting arrangement-6
Note: 1 acre = 0.4047 hectare
D-4
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
away from home

free of cost
at
home
on payment
(5)
no. of meals taken during last 30 days
others
(4)
no. of
meals
usually
taken in
a day
from employer
as
perquisites or
part of wage
(3)
no. of
days
stayed
away
from
home
during
last 30
days
from school,
balwadi, etc.
general educational level

(code)
(2)
marital status (code)
(1)
age (years)
name of member
sex (male-1, female-2)
srl.
no.
relation to head (code)
[4] demographic and other particulars of household members
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
CODES FOR BLOCK 4

Col. (3): relation to head: self-1, spouse of head-2, married child-3, spouse of married child-4, unmarried child-5,
grandchild-6,
father/mother/father-in-law/mother-in-law-7,
brother/sister/brother-inlaw/sister-in-law/other relatives-8, servants/employees/other non-relatives-9
Col.(6): marital status: never married 1, currently married 2, widowed 3, divorced/separated 4
Col. (7): general educational level: not literate -01,
literate without formal schooling: through EGS/NFEC/AEC - 02, through TLC -03,
others- 04;
literate with formal schooling: below primary -05, primary -06, middle -07, secondary 08, higher secondary -10, diploma/certificate course -11, graduate -12, postgraduate
and above -13
D-5
[5.1] consumption of cereals, pulses, milk and milk products, sugar and salt during the last 30 days ended
on ...................
item
code
(1)
rice PDS
rice other sources
chira
khoi, lawa
muri
other rice products
wheat/ atta PDS
maida
suji, rawa
sewai, noodles
bread (bakery)
maize & products
ragi & its products
other cereals
(2)
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
120
121
122
129
139
arhar, tur
gram: split
gram: whole
moong
masur
urd
peas
khesari
other pulses
gram products
besan
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
150
151
152
pulses & pulse products: s.t. (140-152)
159
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
value
(Rs.)
(6)
source
code
(7)
*
*
1
*
*
*
*
@Unit
is kg unless otherwise specified in col(1).

Source code: only purchase 1, only home-grown stock 2, both purchase and home-grown stock 3, only free collection 4, only exchange
of goods and services 5, only gifts / charities 6, others 9
*Source code cannot be 2, 3 or 4 for these items. For home-processed items such as muri, consumption should be recorded against ingredients
(e.g. home-produced muri: record against rice).
$
D-6
on ...................
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
source
code
item
code
(1)
baby food
curd
ghee
butter
ice-cream
other milk products
(2)
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
milk & milk products: s.t.(160-167)
169
sugar - PDS
170
171
gur
172
candy, misri
173
honey
174
sugar: s.t. (170-174)
179
salt
189
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
@Unit
value
(Rs.)
(6)
(7)
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
1

$
D-7
[5.2] consumption of edible oil, egg, fish and meat, vegetables, fruits, spices, beverages and processed
food and pan, tobacco and intoxicants during the last 30 days ended on ...............
item
code
(1)
(2)
190
mustard oil
191
groundnut oil
192
coconut oil
193
edible oil: others
194
edible oil: s.t. (190-194)
199
eggs (no.)
200
fish, prawn
201
goat meat/mutton
202
beef/ buffalo meat
203
pork
204
chicken
205
others: birds, crab, oyster,

tortoise, etc.
egg, fish & meat:
s.t. (200-206)
206
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
value
(Rs.)
(6)
source$
(7)
*
209
@Unit

Source code: only purchase 1, only home-grown stock 2, both purchase and home-grown stock 3, only free collection 4, only
exchange of goods and services 5, only gifts / charities 6, others 9
*Source code cannot be 2, 3 or 4 for these items. For home-processed items such as muri, consumption should be recorded against
ingredients (e.g. home-produced muri: record against rice).
$
D-8
item
(1)
code
(2)
potato
210
onion
211
radish
212
carrot
213
turnip
214
beet
215
sweet potato
216
arum
217
pumpkin
218
gourd
220
bitter gourd
221
cucumber
222
parwal, patal
223
jhinga, torai
224
snake gourd
225
papaya: green
226
cauliflower
227
cabbage
228
brinjal
230
lady's finger
palak/other leafy
vegetables
231
232
tomato
234
peas
235
chillis: green
236
capsicum
237
plantain: green
238
jackfruit: green
240
lemon (no.)
241
other vegetables
vegetables: s.t. (210-242)
242
249
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
value
(Rs.)
(6)
source$
(7)
233
@Unit

*Source code cannot be 2, 3 or 4 for these items. For home-processed items consumption should be recorded against ingredients.
$
D-9
[5.2] consumption of edible oil, egg, fish and meat, vegetables, fruits, spices, beverages and processed food
and pan, tobacco and intoxicants during the last 30 days ended on ...............
item
code
(1)
banana (no.)
(2)
250
jackfruit
251
watermelon
252
pineapple (no.)
253
coconut (no.)
254
coconut green (no.)
255
guava
256
singara
257
258
papaya
260
mango
261
kharbooza
262
pears/naspati
263
berries
264
leechi
265
apple
266
grapes
267
other fresh fruits
268
fruits (fresh): s.t.(250-268)
269
coconut: copra
270
groundnut
271
dates
272
cashewnut
273
walnut
274
other nuts
275
276
other dry fruits
277
fruits (dry): s.t. (270-277)
279
garlic (gm)
280
ginger (gm)
281
turmeric (gm)
282
black pepper (gm)
283
dry chillies (gm)
284
tamarind (gm)
285
curry powder (gm)
286
oilseeds (gm)
287
other spices (gm)
288
spices: s.t. (280-288)
289
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
value
(Rs.)
(6)
source$
(7)
D-10
item
code
(1)
tea : cups (no.)
tea : leaf (gm)
coffee : cups (no.)
coffee: powder (gm)
cold beverages: bottled/canned
(litre)
other beverages: cocoa, chocolate,
etc.
biscuits
cake, pastry
prepared sweets
cooked meals received as assistance
or payment** (no.)
salted refreshments
pickles (gm)
sauce (gm)
jam, jelly (gm)
(2)
290
291
292
293
294
295
beverages, etc.: sub-total (290308)
309
pan: leaf (no.)

pan: finished (no.)
310
311
312
pan: s.t. (310-312)
319
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
value
(Rs.)
(6)
source$
(7)
296
297
*
*
298
300
301
302
*
*
*
303
304
305
306
307
308
@Unit

** Do not include cooked meals received from other households.
*
*
*
*
D-11
item
code
(1)
bidi (no.)
cigarettes (no.)
leaf tobacco (gm)
snuff (gm)
hookah tobacco (gm)
cheroot (no.)
tobacco: s.t. (320-327)
(2)
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
329
ganja (gm)
toddy (litre)
beer (litre)
other intoxicants
intoxicants: s.t. (330-335)
330
331
332
333
334
335
339
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
value
(Rs.)
(6)
[6] consumption of energy (fuel, light & household appliances) during the last 30 days ended on
item
code consumption out of home
total consumption
produce
quantity@
value
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(6)
(2)
(1)
(3)
(4)
(5)
coke
340
firewood and chips
341
342
dung cake
343
344
kerosene other sources (litre) 345
matches (box)
346
coal
347
348
charcoal
350
candle (no.)
351
gobar gas
352
petrol (litre) [excl. conveyance] 353
diesel (litre) [excl. conveyance] 354
other fuel
355
fuel and light: s.t. (340-355)
359
source$
(7)
*
*
*
source$
(7)
@Unit
$

Source code: only purchase 1, only home-grown stock 2, both purchase and home-grown stock 3, only free collection 4, only exchange of
goods and services 5, only gifts / charities 6, others 9. *Source code cannot be 2, 3 or 4 for these items.
D-12
[7] consumption of clothing, bedding, etc.

Item
code
(1)
clothing: first-hand
dhoti (no.)
sari (no.)
lungi (no.)
hosiery articles, stockings, undergarments,
etc.(no.)
(2)
368
370
371
372
373
374
379

rug, blanket (no.)
cloth for upholstery, curtain, table-cloth, etc.
(
)
mosquito net (no.)
cotton (gm)
bedding: others
bedding, etc.: s.t. (380-387)
380
381
382
383
during last 30 days

quantity
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
during last 365 days

quantity
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(5)
(6)
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
384
385
386
387
389
[8] consumption of footwear

item
code
(1)
leather boots, shoes
(2)
390
leather sandals, chappals, etc.
391
other leather footwear
392
rubber / PVC footwear
393
other footwear
394
footwear: second-hand
395
399
during last 30 days

no. of
value
pairs
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)

value
no. of pairs
(Rs.)
(5)
(6)
D-13
[9] expenditure on education and medical (institutional) goods and services

during last 30
days
item
code
value
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
400
401
402
library charges
403
404

during last 365

days
value
(Rs.)
(4)
405
406
educational CD
407
408
education: s.t. (400-408)
409
medicine
410
411
412
413
414
medical - institutional: s.t. (410-414)
419
D-14
[10] expenditure on miscellaneous goods and services including medical (non-institutional), rents and taxes
during the last 30 days ended on .......................
value
value
Item
code
item
code
(Rs.)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(1)
(2)
(3)
medicine
420
toilet soap
450
421
451
422
powder, snow, cream, lotion and
452
423
perfume
424
453
medical non-institutional: sub-total
429
454
455
sanitary napkins
456
(420-424)
cinema, theatre
430
457
mela, fair, picnic
431
459
432
club fees
433
460
434
electric batteries
461
photography
435
462
436
earthenware
463
cable TV
437
glassware
464
other entertainment
438
bucket, water bottle/ feeding bottle
465
439
& other plastic goods

coir, rope, etc.
466
spectacles
440
467
torch
441
468
lock
442
470
umbrella, raincoat
443
471
444
445
mosquito repellent, insecticide, acid

etc.
472

minor durable-type goods: sub-
449
473
other household consumables:
479
total (440-445)
sub-total (460-473)
D-15
value
value
Item
code
item
code
(Rs.)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(1)
(2)
(3)
480
air fare
500
attendant
481
railway fare
501
sweeper
bus/tram fare
502
482
483
503
484
steamer, boat fare
504
tailor
485
rickshaw (hand drawn & cycle) fare
505
grinding charges
486
horse cart fare
506
telephone charges: landline*
487
porter charges
507
488
petrol for vehicle
508
postage & telegram
490
diesel for vehicle
510
491
511
priest
492
512
legal expenses
493
513
494
519
495
other consumer services excluding
496
520*
521
522*
other consumer rent
523
529
house rent, garage rent (imputedurban only)
539
conveyance
consumer services excluding
499
water charges
540*
541*
consumer taxes and cesses: subtotal (540-541)
549
*The value may be derived as the amount last paid divided by the number of months for which amount was paid.
D-16
[11] expenditure for purchase and construction (including repair and maintenance) of durable goods for domestic use
code
during the last 30 days
551

suitcase, trunk, box, handbag and other
travel goods
552
carpet, daree & other floor mattings
555
paintings, drawings, engravings, etc.

other furniture & fixtures (couch, sofa,
etc.)
furniture & fixtures: sub-total (550557)
556
(5)
(6)
553
554
557
559
radio, 2-in-1
television
VCR/VCD/DVD player
camera & photographic equipment
CD, DVD, audio/video cassette, etc
musical instruments
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
goods for recreation: sub-total (560566)
569
(7)
(8)

total
first-hand purchase
expenditure
(Rs.)
value
(Rs.)
[(6)+(7)
(10)
(11)
+ (8)]
(9)
cost of
second-hand
raw
purchase
materials
value (Rs.)
and
services
for
construction and
repair
(Rs.)
total expenditure
(Rs.)
[(12)+(13)+
(15)]
number purchased
(4)
second
-hand
purchase:
value
(Rs.)
whether hirepurchased? (yes-1,no-2)
(3)
value
(Rs)
cost of
raw
materials
and
services
for
construction and
repair
(Rs.)
number purchased
(2)
550
(1)
bedstead
first-hand purchase
number purchased
whether possessed on the date of

survey(yes-1,no-2)
description
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
D-17
code
571
casseroles, thermos, thermoware
572
573
crockery & utensils: sub-total (570573)
579
electric fan
580
air conditioner, air cooler
581
lantern, lamp, electric lampshade
582
sewing machine
583
washing machine
584
stove
585
pressure cooker/ pressure pan
586
refrigerator
587
water purifier
588
electric iron, heater, toaster, oven &

other electric heating appliances
590
cooking & other household

appliances: sub-total (580-591)
599
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
total
first-hand purchase
expenditure
(Rs.)
value
(Rs.)
[(6)+(7)
(10)
(11)
+ (8)]
(9)
cost of
second-hand
raw
purchase
materials
value (Rs.)
and
services
for
construction and
repair
(Rs.)
total expenditure
(Rs.)
[(12)+(13)+
(15)]
number purchased
(4)
second
-hand
purchase:
value
(Rs.)
(3)
value
(Rs)
cost of
raw
materials
and
services
for
construction and
repair
(Rs.)
number purchased
(2)
570
(1)
first-hand purchase
number purchased

survey(yes-1,no-2)
description
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
591
D-18
code
motor cycle, scooter
601
motor car, jeep
602
tyres & tubes
603
604
personal transport equipment: subtotal (600-604)
609
contact lenses, hearing aids &

orthopaedic equipment
610
therapeutic appliances: sub-total

(610-611)
619
clock, watch
620
621
PC/ Laptop/ other peripherals incl.

software
mobile handset
622
telephone instrument (landline)
624
625
other personal goods: sub-total (620625)
629
(5)
(6)
611
623
(7)
(8)
total
first-hand purchase
expenditure
(Rs.)
value
(Rs.)
[(6)+(7)
(10)
(11)
+ (8)]
(9)
cost of
second-hand
raw
purchase
materials
value (Rs.)
and
services
for
construction and
repair
(Rs.)
total expenditure
(Rs.)
[(12)+(13)+
(15)]
number purchased
(4)
second
-hand
purchase:
value
(Rs.)
(3)
value
(Rs)
cost of
raw
materials
and
services
for
construction and
repair
(Rs.)
number purchased
(2)
600
(1)
bicycle
first-hand purchase
number purchased

survey(yes-1,no-2)
description
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
D-19
code
bathroom and sanitary equipment
630
plugs, switches & other electrical

fittings
residential building & land (cost of
repairs only)
other durables
(specify)..................................
residential building, land and other
durables: sub-total (630-633)
631
(6)
(7)
(8)
(10)
(11)
+ (8)]
(9)
cost of
second-hand
raw
purchase
materials
value (Rs.)
and
services
for
construction and
repair
(Rs.)
total expenditure
(Rs.)
[(12)+(13)+
(15)]
number purchased
(5)
total
first-hand purchase
expenditure
(Rs.)
value
(Rs.)
[(6)+(7)
(4)
second
-hand
purchase:
value
(Rs.)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
632
633
639
gold ornaments
640
silver ornaments
641
jewels, pearls
642
other ornaments
jewellery & ornaments: sub-total
(640-643)
643

(559+569+579+599+609+
619+629+639+649)
(3)
value
(Rs)
cost of
raw
materials
and
services
for
construction and
repair
(Rs.)
number purchased
(2)
(1)
first-hand purchase
number purchased

survey(yes-1,no-2)
description
649
659
D-20
Schedule 1.0,Type 1
[12] summary of consumer expenditure

srl. no.
item description
(1)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
(2)
cereals
cereal substitute
pulses & products
milk & milk products
sugar
salt
edible oil
egg, fish & meat
vegetables
fruits (fresh)
fruits (dry)
spices
beverages etc.
pan
tobacco
intoxicants
fuel and light
entertainment
toilet articles
consumer services excl. conveyance
conveyance
rent
consumer taxes & cesses
sub-total (1 26)
clothing
bedding etc.
footwear
education
durable goods
sub-total (28 33)
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
clothing
bedding etc.
footwear
education
durable goods
s.t. for 365 days data (35 -40)
(30365) srl. no. 41
block
(3)
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
reference
item
(4)
129
139
159
169
179
189
199
209
249
269
279
289
309
319
329
339
359
429
439
449
459
479
499
519
529
549
column
(5)
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
7
7
8
9
9
11
379
389
399
409
419
659
4
4
4
3
3
9
7
7
8
9
9
11
379
389
399
409
419
659
6
6
6
4
4
16
value of consumption (in Rs.)

during last 30 days
(6)
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
srl. nos.( 27 + 34 ) [monthly household consumption expenditure] [URP]

srl. nos.( 27 + 42 ) [monthly household consumption expenditure] [MRP]
household size
3
1
imputed rent
10
539
3
monthly per capita expenditure (Rs. 0.00) [srl. no. 43 srl. no. 45]
D-21
[13] remarks by investigator
[14] comments by supervisory officer(s)
RURAL
URBAN
D-23
CENTRAL
STATE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
NATIONAL SAMPLE SURVEY ORGANISATION
SOCIO-ECONOMIC SURVEY
SIXTY-SIXTH ROUND: JULY 2009 - JUNE 2010
SCHEDULE 1.0: CONSUMER EXPENDITURE
Schedule Type 2
[0] descriptive identification of sample household

1. state/u.t.:
5. hamlet name:
2. district:
6. ward/inv. unit/block:
3. tehsil/town:
7. name of head of household:
4. village name:
8. name of informant:
[1] identification of sample household

item
no.
item
item
no.
code
item
1.
srl. no. of sample village/

block
2.
round number
3.
schedule number
4.
sample (central-1, state-2)
14.
second stage stratum
5.
sector (rural-1, urban-2)
15.
sample household number
6.
NSS region
16.
srl. no. of informant (as in col.1, block 4)
7.
district
17.
response code
8.
stratum
18.
survey code
9.
sub-stratum
19.
reason for substitution of original

household (code)
10.
sub-round
20.
schedule type
6
0
6
1
11.
sub-sample
12.
FOD sub-region
0 13.
code
sample hamlet-group/sub-block number
CODES FOR BLOCK 1

item 17: response code : informant: co-operative and capable -1, co-operative but not capable -2,
busy -3, reluctant - 4, others - 9
item 18: survey code : original 1, substitute 2, casualty 3
item 19: reason for substitution of original household : informant busy -1, members away
from home -2, informant non-cooperative -3, others
-9
* tick mark ( ) may be put in the appropriate place.
D-24
[2] particulars of field operations

srl. no.
(1)
1.
2.
item
(2)
investigator
(3)
supervisory officer
(4)
i) name
(block letters)
ii) code
date(s) of :
DD
MM
YY
DD
MM
YY
(i) survey/inspection
(ii) receipt
(iii) scrutiny
(iv) despatch
3.
4.
5.
6.
number of additional sheets

attached
total time taken to canvass
schedule 1.0 (in minutes)
whether schedule contains
remarks (yes-1, no-2)
in block 14/15
elsewhere in the
schedule
signature
[13] perception of household regarding sufficiency of food

1.
do all members of your household get two square meals

every day?
(yes: every month of the year-1, some months of the year -2;
no: no month of the year-3)
2.
if code is 2 in item 1, during which calendar months did any

member of the household not get two square meals every
day?
(applicable month codes may be recorded in the box spaces:
Jan-01, Feb-02, Mar-03, Apr-04, May-05, Jun-06, Jul-07,
Aug-08, Sep-09, Oct-10, Nov-11, Dec-12)
3.
whether information on item 1 was actually obtained from

the informant (yes-1, no-2)
D-25
[3] household characteristics

1. household size
2. principal
industry
(NIC-2004)
3. principal
occupation
(NCO2004)
during July
08 to June
09
description:
15. land irrigated

(0.000 ha)
code (5-digit)
description:
code (3-digit)
4. household type (code)
14. land cultivated

(0.000 ha)
primary
source of
energy for
16. cooking (code)

17. lighting (code)
18. dwelling unit code (owned-1, hired-2, no

dwelling unit-3, others-9)
5. religion (code)
6. social group (code)
7. whether owns any land (yes-1, no -2)
19. is any member of the household a regular

salary earner? (yes-1, no -2)
8. if yes in item 7, type of land owned

(homestead only 1, homestead and
other land 2, other land only 3)
20. did the household perform any ceremony

during the last 30 days? (yes 1, no 2)
land as on the date of survey (in 0.000 hectares)

9. owned
21. no. of meals served to non-household

members during the last 30 days
10. leased-in
22. whether the household has access to internet
11. otherwise possessed (neither owned
at home on the date of survey ( yes-1, no-2)
nor leased-in)
12. leased-out
13. total possessed [items (9+10+11-12)]
CODES FOR BLOCK 3

item 4: household type : for rural areas: self-employed in non-agriculture-1, agricultural labour-2, other labour3, self-employed in agriculture-4, others-9
for urban areas: self-employed-1, regular wage/salary earning-2, casual labour-3,
others-9
item 5: religion : Hinduism-1, Islam-2, Christianity -3, Sikhism-4, Jainism-5, Buddhism-6, Zoroastrianism-7,
others-9
item 6: social group : Scheduled Tribes-1, Scheduled Castes-2, Other Backward Classes-3, others-9
item 16: primary source of energy for cooking : coke, coal-01, firewood and chips-02, LPG-03, gobar gas-04,
dung cake-05, charcoal-06, kerosene-07, electricity-08, others-09, no cooking arrangement-10
item 17: primary source of energy for lighting : kerosene-1, other oil -2, gas-3, candle-4, electricity-5, others-9, no
lighting arrangement-6
Note: 1 acre = 0.4047 hectare
D-26
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
away from home
at
free of cost
home
on payment
(5)
no. of meals taken during last 30 days
others
(4)
no. of
meals
usually
taken in
a day
from employer as
perquisites or part
of wage
(3)
no. of
days
stayed
away
from
home
during
last 30
days
from school,
balwadi, etc.
general educational level

(code)
(2)
marital status (code)
(1)
age (years)
name of member
sex (male-1, female-2)
srl.
no.
relation to head (code)
[4] demographic and other particulars of household members
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
CODES FOR BLOCK 4

Col. (3) : relation to head: self-1, spouse of head-2, married child-3, spouse of married child-4, unmarried child-5,
grandchild-6, father/mother/father-in-law/mother-in-law-7, brother/sister/brother-inlaw/sister-in-law/other relatives-8, servants/employees/other non-relatives-9
Col.(6) : marital status: never married 1, currently married 2, widowed 3, divorced/separated 4
Col. (7): general educational level: not literate -01,
literate without formal schooling: through EGS/NFEC/AEC - 02, through TLC -03,
others- 04;
literate with formal schooling: below primary -05, primary -06, middle -07, secondary 08, higher secondary -10, diploma/certificate course -11, graduate -12, postgraduate
and above -13
D-27
on ...................
item
code
(1)
rice PDS
rice other sources
chira
khoi, lawa
muri
other rice products
wheat/ atta PDS
maida
suji, rawa
sewai, noodles
bread (bakery)
maize & products
ragi & its products
other cereals
(2)
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
120
121
122
129
139
arhar, tur
gram: split
gram: whole
moong
masur
urd
peas
khesari
other pulses
gram products
besan
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
150
151
152
pulses & pulse products: s.t. (140-152)
159
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
value
(Rs.)
(6)
source
code
(7)
1
*
*
1
*
*
*
*
@Unit

$
D-28
on ...................
item
code
consumption out of
home produce
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
total consumption
quantity@
(0.000)
(5)
value
(Rs.)
(6)
source
code
(1)
baby food
curd
ghee
butter
ice-cream
other milk products
(2)
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
milk & milk products: s.t.(160-167)
169
sugar - PDS
170
171
gur
172
candy, misri
173
honey
174
sugar: s.t. (170-174)
179
salt
189
@Unit
(7)
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

F2+ items: Ref. Period last 7 days
D-29
item
code
consumption out of
total consumption
source$
home produce
quantity@
value
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
190
*
mustard oil
191
groundnut oil
192
coconut oil
193
edible oil: others
194
edible oil: s.t. (190-194)
199
eggs (no.)
200
fish, prawn
201
goat meat/mutton
202
beef/ buffalo meat
203
pork
204
chicken
205
others: birds, crab, oyster,

tortoise, etc.
egg, fish & meat:
s.t. (200-206)
206
209
@Unit

*Source code cannot be 2, 3 or 4 for these items. For home-processed items such as muri, consumption should be recorded against
ingredients (e.g. home-produced muri: record against rice).
$
D-30
item
code
consumption out of
total consumption
source$
home produce
quantity@
value
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
potato
210
onion
211
radish
212
carrot
213
turnip
214
beet
215
sweet potato
216
arum
217
pumpkin
218
gourd
220
bitter gourd
221
cucumber
222
parwal, patal
223
jhinga, torai
224
snake gourd
225
papaya: green
226
cauliflower
227
cabbage
228
brinjal
230
lady's finger
palak/other leafy
vegetables
231
232
tomato
234
peas
235
chillis: green
236
capsicum
237
plantain: green
238
jackfruit: green
240
lemon (no.)
241
other vegetables
vegetables: s.t. (210-242)
242
249
233
@Unit

$
D-31
consumption out of
total consumption
source$
home produce
item
code quantity@
value
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
banana (no.)
250
jackfruit
251
watermelon
252
pineapple (no.)
253
coconut (no.)
254
coconut green (no.)
255
guava
256
singara
257
258
papaya
260
mango
261
kharbooza
262
pears/naspati
263
berries
264
leechi
265
apple
266
grapes
267
other fresh fruits
268
fruits (fresh): s.t.(250-268)
269
coconut: copra
270
groundnut
271
dates
272
cashewnut
273
walnut
274
other nuts
275
276
other dry fruits
277
fruits (dry): s.t. (270-277)
279
garlic (gm)
280
ginger (gm)
281
turmeric (gm)
282
black pepper (gm)
283
dry chillies (gm)
284
tamarind (gm)
285
curry powder (gm)
286
oilseeds (gm)
287
other spices (gm)
288
spices: s.t. (280-288)
289
D-32
consumption out of
total consumption
source$
home produce
item
code quantity@
value
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
tea : cups (no.)
290
tea : leaf (gm)
291
coffee : cups (no.)
292
coffee: powder (gm)
293
294
cold beverages: bottled/canned
295
*
(litre)
296
*
other beverages: cocoa, chocolate,
297
*
etc.
biscuits
298
*
cake, pastry
300
*
prepared sweets
301
*
cooked meals received as assistance 302
or payment** (no.)
303
salted refreshments
304
pickles (gm)
305
*
sauce (gm)
306
*
jam, jelly (gm)
307
*
308
*
beverages, etc.: sub-total (290308)
309
pan: leaf (no.)

pan: finished (no.)
310
311
312
pan: s.t. (310-312)
319
@Unit

** Do not include cooked meals received from other households.
D-33
consumption out of
total consumption
source$
home produce
item
code quantity@
value
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
bidi (no.)
320
cigarettes (no.)
321
leaf tobacco (gm)
322
snuff (gm)
323
hookah tobacco (gm)
324
cheroot (no.)
325
326
327
tobacco: s.t. (320-327)
329
ganja (gm)
toddy (litre)
beer (litre)
other intoxicants
intoxicants: s.t. (330-335)
330
331
332
333
334
335
339
[6] consumption of energy (fuel, light and household appliances) during the last 30 days ended on
.......................
item
code consumption out of home
total consumption
produce
quantity@
value
quantity@
value
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(0.000)
(Rs.)
(6)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
coke
340
firewood and chips
341
342
dung cake
343
344
kerosene other sources (litre) 345
matches (box)
346
coal
347
348
charcoal
350
candle (no.)
351
gobar gas
352
petrol (litre) [excl. conveyance] 353
diesel (litre) [excl. conveyance] 354
other fuel
355
fuel and light: s.t. (340-355)
359
*
*
*
source$
(7)
*
*
@Unit
$

Source code: only purchase 1, only home-grown stock 2, both purchase and home-grown stock 3, only free collection 4, only exchange of
goods and services 5, only gifts / charities 6, others 9. *Source code cannot be 2, 3 or 4 for these items.
D-34
[7] consumption of clothing, bedding, etc. during the last 365 days ended on ........
Item
code
(1)
clothing: first-hand
dhoti (no.)
sari (no.)
lungi (no.)
(2)
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
370
371
372
373
374
379
380
rug, blanket (no.)
381
382
cloth for upholstery, curtain, table-cloth, etc. (metre)
383
mosquito net (no.)
384
385
cotton (gm)
386
bedding: others
387
bedding, etc.: s.t. (380-387)
389
quantity
(0.000)
(3)
value
(Rs.)
(4)
[8] consumption of footwear during the last 365 days ended on

...............................
item
code
no. of pairs
(1)
leather boots, shoes
(2)
390
(3)
leather sandals, chappals, etc.
391
other leather footwear
392
rubber / PVC footwear
393
other footwear
394
footwear: second-hand
395
399
value
(Rs.)
(4)
D-35
[9] expenditure on education and medical (institutional) goods and services

during the last 365 days ended on.
value
item
code
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
400
401
402
library charges
403
404

405
406
educational CD
407
408
education: s.t. (400-408)
409
medicine
410
411
412
413
414
medical - institutional: s.t. (410-414)
419
D-36
value
value
Item
code
item
code
(Rs.)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(1)
(2)
(3)
medicine
420
toilet soap
450
421
451
422
powder, snow, cream, lotion and
452
423
perfume
424
453
medical non-institutional: sub-total
429
454
455
sanitary napkins
456
(420-424)
cinema, theatre
430
457
mela, fair, picnic
431
459
432
club fees
433
460
434
electric batteries
461
photography
435
462
436
earthenware
463
cable TV
437
glassware
464
other entertainment
438
bucket, water bottle/ feeding bottle
465
439
& other plastic goods

coir, rope, etc.
466
spectacles
440
467
torch
441
468
lock
442
470
umbrella, raincoat
443
471
444
472
445
mosquito repellent, insecticide, acid

etc.
minor durable-type goods: sub-
449
473
other household consumables:
479
total (440-445)
sub-total (460-473)
D-37
value
value
Item
code
item
code
(Rs.)
(Rs.)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(1)
(2)
(3)
480
air fare
500
attendant
481
railway fare
501
sweeper
bus/tram fare
502
482
483
503
484
steamer, boat fare
504
tailor
485
rickshaw (hand drawn & cycle) fare
505
grinding charges
486
horse cart fare
506
telephone charges: landline*
487
porter charges
507
488
petrol for vehicle
508
postage & telegram
490
diesel for vehicle
510
491
511
priest
492
512
legal expenses
493
513
494
519
495
other consumer services excluding
496
520*
521
522*
other consumer rent
523
529
house rent, garage rent (imputed-
539
conveyance
consumer services excluding
499
urban only)
water charges
540*
541*
consumer taxes and cesses: sub-
549
total (540-541)
*The value may be derived as the amount last paid divided by the number of months for which amount was paid.
D-38
description
code
(1)
bedstead
(2)
550
551
552
suitcase, trunk, box,

handbag and other travel
goods
553
carpet, daree & other floor

mattings
paintings, drawings,
engravings, etc.
(couch, sofa, etc.)
furniture & fixtures:
sub-total (550-557)
555
radio, 2-in-1
560
television
561
VCR/VCD/DVD player
562
camera & photographic

equipment
CD, DVD, audio/video
cassette, etc
musical instruments
563
566
goods for recreation:

sub-total (560-566)
569
whether possessed on the

date of survey (yes-1,no-2)
[11] expenditure for purchase and construction (including repair and maintenance) of durable goods for domestic
use during the last 365 days ended on ..........
first-hand purchase
cost of raw
second-hand
total
item
(3)
no. whether
pur-
materials and
hire
chas purched
ased
services for
value
(Rs.)
(yes-1,
purchase
no.
construction purand repair
chas-
(Rs.)
ed
(7)
(8)
expenditure
(Rs.)
value
[(6)+(7)+(9)]
(Rs.)
no-2)
(4)
(5)
(6)
554
556
557
559
564
565
(9)
(10)
D-39
description
(1)
casseroles, thermos,
thermoware
code
(2)
570
571
572

item
first-hand purchase
cost of raw
second-hand
total
(3)
no.
whether
materials and
pur-
hire
services for
chas- purched
ased
value
(Rs.)
(yes-1,
purchase
no.
construction purand repair
cha-
(Rs.)
sed
(7)
(8)
expenditure
(Rs.)
value
[(6)+(7)+(9)]
(Rs.)
no-2)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(9)
(10)
573
crockery & utensils: sub- 579

total (570-573)
electric fan
580
air conditioner, air cooler
581
lantern, lamp, electric

lampshade
sewing machine
582
washing machine
584
stove
585
pressure cooker/ pressure

pan
refrigerator
586
water purifier
588
583
587
electric iron, heater,

590
toaster, oven & other
electric heating appliances
other cooking/ household 591
appliances
cooking & other
599
household appliances:
sub-total (580-591)
bicycle
motor cycle, scooter
motor car, jeep
tyres & tubes
personal transport
equipment: sub-total
(600-604)
600
601
602
603
604
609
D-40
description
code
(1)
(2)
contact lenses, hearing aids 610
& orthopaedic equipment
611
therapeutic appliances:
sub-total (610-611)
619
clock, watch
620
other machines for

household work
PC/ Laptop/ other
peripherals incl. software
mobile handset
621
telephone instrument
(landline)
624
other personal goods:

sub-total (620-625)
629
bathroom and sanitary

equipment
plugs, switches & other
electrical fittings
630
residential building & land

(cost of repairs only)
other durables
(specify).....
residential building, land
and other durables: subtotal (630-633)
632

item
first-hand purchase
cost of raw
second-hand
total
no.
whether
materials and
pur-
hire
services for
chas-
purch-
value
ed
ased
(Rs.)
(3)
(4)
(yes-1,
no-2)
(5)
(6)
value
(Rs.)
sed
(Rs.)
(7)
(8)
(9)
631
633
639
silver ornaments
641
jewels, pearls
642
other ornaments
643
jewellery & ornaments:

sub-total (640-643)
649
[(6)+(7)+(9)]
cha-
625

659
(559+569+579+599+609+
619+629+639+649)
expenditure
(Rs.)
and repair
623
640
no.
construction pur-
622
gold ornaments
purchase
(10)
D-41
[12] summary of consumer expenditure

srl.
no.
(1)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
item description
(2)
cereals
cereal substitute
pulses & products
milk & milk products
sugar
salt
sub-total (1-6)
reference
block
(3)
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
item
(4)
129
139
159
169
179
189
column
(5)
6
6
6
6
6
6
value of
consumption (in Rs)
during last 30 days
(6)
during last 7 days

8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
edible oil
egg, fish & meat
vegetables
fruits (fresh)
fruits (dry)
spices
beverages etc.
pan
tobacco
intoxicants
sub-total (8-17)
(307) srl. no. 18
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
199
209
249
269
279
289
309
319
329
339
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
fuel and light

entertainment
toilet articles
consumer services excl. conveyance
conveyance
rent
consumer taxes & cesses
sub-total (20 29)
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
359
429
439
449
459
479
499
519
529
549
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
clothing
bedding etc.
footwear
education
durable goods
s.t. for 365 days data (31-36)
(30365) srl. no. 37
7
7
8
9
9
11
379
389
399
409
419
659
4
4
4
3
3
10
during last 30 days
39.
40.
41.
42.
srl. nos.( 7 + 19 + 30 + 38 ) [monthly household consumption expenditure]

household size
3
1
imputed rent
10
539
3
D-42
[14] remarks by investigator
[15] comments by supervisory officer(s)
List of NSS Repoorts availa

able for saale
Sl.
No.
Report
No.
(1)
(2)
1
2
403
403/1
403/1
407
408
414
7
8
9
10
14
419
420
421
431
(Part I)
431
(Part-II)
(
432
(Part-I)
432
(Part-II)
437
15
16
17
417
429
430
18
19
20
406
409
411
21
412
22
416
23
24
418
425
25
438
26
401
27
28
402
404
11
12
13
Title of the Reeport

(3)
Unorganissed Trade, NS
SS 46th Round
d
Sm
mall Trading Unnits in India
Staate Level resullts on small trrading units inn India:
Vol.-I
Staate Level resullts on small trrading units inn India:
Vol.-II
Land & liv
vestock holdin
ngs and Debt &
investtment, NSS 48
8th Round
Operational land holdings in Inndia, 1991-92: Salient
features
Livve-stock and Agricultural
A
im
mplements in Householld operational holdings,
h
1991-92
Seaasonal variation in the operaation of land hholdings
in India,
I
1991-92
Houusehold Assetss and Liabilitiees as on 30.6.91
Inddebtedness of Rural
R
Househollds as on 30.6.1991
Inddebtedness of Urban
U
Househoolds as on 30.6.1991
Houusehold Borrrowings and Repayments during
1.7.91 to 30.6.92
Houusehold Borrrowings and Repayments during
1.7.91 to 30.6.92
Houuseholds Assetts and Indebteddness of Sociall
Gro
oups as on 30.6
6.91
Houuseholds Assetts and Indebteddness of Sociall
Gro
oups as on 30.6
6.91
Houusehold capitaal expenditure during
d
1.7.91 to
30.6.92.
H
Housing
Condiitions and Mig
gration with sp
pecial
emphasis on slum
s
dwellerss, NSS 49th round
Sluums in India
Houusing Conditioons in India
Mig
gration in Indiaa
mployment & Unemploymeent, NSS 50th R
Round
Em
Key
y Results on Employment & Unemploymennt
Em
mployment & Unemployment
U
t in India, 19933-94
Em
U
t situation in citties
and
d Towns in Inddia, 1993-94
Eco
onomic activitiies and school attendance by
children in India, 1993-94
Parrticipation of In
ndian women in
i household work
w
and
d other specifieed activities, 19993-94
Unemployed in In
ndia, 1993-94: Salient Featurres
Em
U
t situation amonng
soccial groups in Inndia, 1993-94
Em
U
t situation amonng
reliigious groups in
i India, 1993-94
Consumer Expenditure,
E
NSS
N 50th Round
Key
y results on Hoousehold Consumer Expenditture,
19993-94
Lev
vel and Patternn of Consumer Expenditure
Connsumption of some
s
important commodities in India
(44)
Price
Hard Copyy
Soft Copy (CD)
PoundPoundUS$
US$
Sterling
Sterling
(5)
(6)
(
(7)
(8)
(9)
1550
2550
11
18
7
11
380
3
710
7
27
51
17
32
2550
18
11
710
7
51
32
2550
18
11
710
7
51
32
1550
11
380
3
27
17
2550
18
11
710
7
51
32
2550
2550
2550
2550
17
15
15
15
11
9
9
9
1140
13370
13370
1140
75
82
82
68
46
50
50
42
2550
15
1140
68
42
2550
15
1140
68
42
2550
15
710
7
43
26
2550
15
13370
82
50
1550
1550
2550
11
11
15
7
7
9
380
3
380
3
710
7
27
25
42
17
16
26
1550
2550
1550
11
18
11
7
11
7
610
6
710
7
380
3
44
51
27
26
32
17
1550
11
380
3
27
17
1550
11
380
3
27
17
1550
2550
11
17
7
10
380
3
480
4
27
32
17
19
1550
10
610
6
37
23
1550
11
380
3
28
17
2550
2550
19
18
12
11
710
7
710
7
52
32
51
32
continnued
Liist of NSS
S Reports aavailable for
f sale (ccontd.)
Sl.
No.
Report
R
No.
(1)
(2)
29
30
31
32
33
34
405
4410/1
4
410/2
413
415
422
35
423
36
424
37
38
39
426
427
428
40
433
41
434
42
435
43
436
44
439
45
440
46
47
441
445
48
446
49
442
50
443
51
444
52
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53
449
T
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of the Repport
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E
N 50th Roun
NSS
nd
Nutritional intake inn India
Dwelllings in India
Energgy used by Indian householdss
Sourcces of household income in Inndia, 1993-94
Reported adequacy of food intakee in India, 19933-94
Diffeerences in levell of consumptioon among
socioeconomic grouups
IRDP
P assistance andd participation in Public Worrks,
1993--94
Owneership of Live--Stock, cultivattion of selectedd crops
and consumption
c
leevels, 1993-94
Use of
o durable good
ds by Indian hoouseholds, 19993-94
Consuumption of tobbacco in India, 1993-94
Wagees in kind, Excchanges of Giffts and Expendditure on
Cerem
monies and Inssurance in India, 1993-94
Consumer Expenditure
E
an
nd Unorganiseed
Manufa
facture, NSS 51st Round
Unorgganised Manuffacturing Secto
or in India Its S
Size,
Emplloyment and Soome Key Estim
mates.
Unorgganised Manuffacturing Enterrprises in Indiaa: Salient
Featu
ures
Assetts and Borrowiings of the Unoorganised
Manuufacturing Enteerprises in Indiia
Household Consum
mer Expenditu
ure and Empployment
1
Situattion in India, 1994-95
Educaation, NSS 52n
nd Round
Atten
nding an Educaational Institutiion in India:
Its levvel, nature andd cost
Consumer Expenditure, NSS
N 52nd Roun
nd
Household Consum
mer Expenditu
ure and Empployment
Situattion in India, 1995-96
1
Heallth, NSS 52nd
d Round
Morb
bidity and Treaatment of ailmeents.
Materrnity and Childd Health Care in
i India
Aged in
n India, NSS 52
2nd Round
The Aged
A
in India: A Socio-Econo
omic Profile, 11995-96
E
N 53rd Roun
NSS
nd
Household Consum
mer Expenditu
ure and Empployment
1
Situattion in India, 1997
Unorganised Trade, NSS
S 53rd Round
d
Smalll Trading unitss in India and thheir Basic
Charaacteristics: 19997 Vol. I
Smalll Trading Units in India and Their
T
Basic
Charaacteristics: 19997 Vol. II
Consumer Exxpenditure, Co
ommon Propeerty
Resources, Saanitation & Hygiene,
H
Servicces,
NSS 54th Rou
und
Household Consum
mer Expendituree and Employm
ment
Situattion in India
Drinkking water, sannitation and hyggiene in India
(4
4)
Price
Hard Coppy
Soft Copy (CD)
PoundPoundUS$
US$
Sterling
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(5)
(6)
(
(7)
(8)
(9)
25
50
25
50
15
50
15
50
15
50
15
50
18
18
11
11
11
11
11
11
7
7
7
7
710
7
710
7
380
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3
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3
51
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Consumer Exxpenditure, Coommon Propeerty
Resources, Saanitation & Hygiene,
H
Servicces,
NSS 54th Rou
und
Traveel and Use of Mass
M Media an
nd Financial Seervices
by Indian Househollds
Cultiv
vation Practicees in India
Comm
mon Property Resources
R
Chooice of Referen
nce Period forr Consumption
n Data,
NSS 51stt, 52nd, 53rd & 54th Round
Choicce of Reference Period for Coonsumption Daata
E
N 55th Roun
NSS
nd
(Ju
uly99 to June 2000)
Household Consum
mer Expendituree in India (Julyy
mber 1999) - Key
K Results
Decem
Houssehold Consum
mer Expendituree in India, 19992000
- Keyy Results
Levell and Pattern of Consumer Ex
xpenditure in India,
1999 - 2000
Consuumption of som
me important Commodities
C
inn India,
1999--2000
Sourcces of household income in Inndia, 1999-20000
Energgy Used by Ind
dian Householdds, 1999-2000
Reported Adequacyy of Food Intak
ke in India, 19999 2000
IRDP
P Assistance annd Participation
n in Public Woorks:
1999--2000
Nutriitional Intake inn India, 1999-22000
Diffeerences in the leevel of consum
mption among socio
s
econoomic groups, 1999-2000
Literaacy and Levelss of Education in India, 1999 - 2000
Sourcces of household consumption in India, 19999 - 2000
Em
mployment & Unemploymen
U
nt, NSS 55th Round
R
(Ju
uly99 to June 2000)
Emplloyment and Unemployment
U
in India, 1999--2000
- Keyy Results
U
Situation in Inndia,
1999 - 2000
U
1999 - 2000
Non agricultural
a
woorkers in Inform
mal Sector based on
U
Survey, 1999-2000
U
situation in Cities and
Townns of India, 19999-2000
Particcipation of Indian Women in Household woork and
other specified activvities, 1999-20000
Employment and Un
nemployment among religiouus
groupps in India, 19999-2000
Employment and Un
nemployment among social ggroups
in Inddia, 1999-20000
Migraation in India, 1999-2000
(4
4)
Price
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Soft Copy (CD)
PoundPoundUS$
US$
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(5)
(6)
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(8)
(9)
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Non-aggricultural En
nterprises in Informal Sectoor 199920000, NSS 55th Round (July99 to June 2000)
Non-agrricultural Enterrprises in the Innformal Sectorr in India,
1999-20000 - Key Resuults
Informaal Sector in Ind
dia, 1999 - 20000 - Salient Feaatures
Conssumer Expend
diture,
NSS 56th Rou
und (July 20000 - June 2001))
Househhold Consumerr Expenditure and
a Employmeent Unemplloyment Situattion in India, 2000 - 2001
Unorga
anised Manufaacturing,
NSS 56th Roound (July 20000 - June 20011)
Unorgaanised Manufaccturing Sector in
i India 2000-22001 Key Reesults
i India 2000-22001 Charactteristics of Enterprises
i India, 2000 2001:
Employyment, Assets and
a Borrowing
gs
i India, 2000 2001:
Input, Output
O
and Vallue added
Pilott Survey on Su
uitability of Reference Periood for
Measuring Household Consumption
C
Results of a Pilot Survvey on Suitabillity of Differennt
Referennce Periods forr Measuring Hoousehold Consumption
Conssumer Expend
diture,
NSS 57th Rou
und (July 20001 - June 2002))
Unorga
anised Servicee Sector,
NSS 57th Rou
und (July 20001 - June 2002))
Unorgaanised Service Sector
S
in Indiaa 2001 - 02 Salient
Features
Unorgaanised Service Sector
S
in Indiaa 2001 - 02
Charactteristics of Enterprises
Conssumer Expend
diture,
d (July 2002 - December 2002)
NSS 58th Round
Disab
bility, NSS 58thh Round
Disableed Persons in In
ndia, July-Deceember 2002
Urban Slumss,
NSS 58th Round
Condition of Urban Sllums, 2002: Saalient Features
V
Village
facilitiees,
NSS 58th Round
Report on village facilities, July-Deccember 2002
Ho
ousing Condition,
NSS 58th Round
Housingg Condition in India, 2002: Housing
H
stock aand
constructions
Housingg Condition in India, 2002: Household
H
Ameenities
and Oth
her Characterisstics
(4
4)
Price
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Soft Copy (CD)
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US$
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(5)
(6)
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Con
nsumer Expen
nditure,
NSS
N 59th Roun
nd (January - December 20003)
Houssehold Consum
mer Expendituree and Employm
ment Unem
mployment Situuation in India
Situation Asssessment Survvey of Farmerrs,
NSS
N 59th Roun
nd (January - December 20003)
Consuumption Expennditure of Farm
mer Householdds, 2003
Somee Aspects of Faarming, 2003
Incom
me, Expenditurre and Productiive Assets of Farmer
F
Housseholds, 2003
Indebbtedness of Farrmer Households
Access to Modern Technology
T
forr Farming, 20003
Lan
nd & livestock
k holdings and
d Debt & Investment,
NSS 59th Rou
und
Houssehold Ownershhip Holdings inn India, 2003
Somee Aspects of Opperational Lannd Holdings in India,
2002--03
Livesstock Ownersh
hip Across Operational Land H
Holding
Classses in India, 2002-03
Seasoonal Variation in the Operatioonal Land Holddings in
India, 2002-03
Houssehold Assets and Liabilitties in Indiaa as on
30.066.2002
Houssehold Indebteddness in India as
a on 30.06.2002
Houssehold Borrowiings and Repayyments in Indiia during
1.7.20
002 to 30.6.2003
Houssehold Assets Holdings, Indebtedness,
I
Current
Borroowings and Reepayments of Social
S
Groups in India
as on
n 30.06.2002
Houssehold Capital Expenditure inn India during 1.7.2002
to 30.6.2003
Con
nsumer Expen
nditure,
NSS 60th Round
R
(Januarry - June 2004)
Houssehold Consum
mer Expendituree in India, Januuary June 2004
mployment & Unemployment, NSS 60th R
Round
Em
(Ja
anuary - June 2004)
U
Januaary - June 2004
4
H
Health,
NSS 60
0th Round (Jan
nuary - June 22004)
Morbbidity, Health Care
C and the Co
ondition of thee Aged
E
N 61st Roun
NSS
nd
(July 2004 - Junee 2005)
Levell and Pattern of Consumer Ex
xpenditure, 20004-05
Houssehold Consum
mption of Varioous Goods and
Serviices in India, 20
004-05 Vol. I
Houssehold Consum
mption of Varioous Goods and
Serviices in India, 20
004-05 Vol. III
(4
4)
Price
Hard Coppy
Soft Copy (CD)
PoundPoundUS$
US$
Sterling
Sterling
(5)
(6)
(
(7)
(8)
(9)
15
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47
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(Part-I)
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E
NSS 61st Roun
nd
(Ju
uly 2004 - June 2005)
Publlic Distributionn System and Other
O
Sources of
o
Houusehold Consum
mption, 2004-0
05 Vol. I
Publlic Distributionn System and Other
O
Sources of
o
Houusehold Consum
mption, 2004-0
05 Vol. II
Enerrgy Sources off Indian Househ
holds for Cookking
and Lighting, 20044-05
Percceived Adequaccy of Food Connsumption in IIndian
Houuseholds 2004-22005
Nutrritional intake in India, 2004--2005
Houusehold Consum
mer Expenditurre among SociioEcon
nomic Groups:: 2004 - 2005
Employyment & Unem
mployment,
NSS 61st Roound (July 20
004 - June 20005)
Empployment and Unemploymen
U
t Situation in IIndia,
20044-05 (Part-I)
U
20044-05 (Part-II)
U
t Situation Am
mong
Sociial Groups in Inndia, 2004-05
Statu
us of Educationn and Vocationnal Training inn India
20044-2005
Participation of Women
W
in Speciified Activities along
withh Domestic Dutties
Infoormal Sector an
nd Conditions of
o Employmennt in India,
20044-05(Part-I)
Infoormal Sector an
nd Conditions of
o Employmennt in India,
20044-05(Part-II)
U
t Situation in C
Cities
and Towns in Indiaa, 2004-2005
U
t Situation amoong
Major Religious Groups
G
in India, 2004-05
Employyment & Unem
mployment,
NSS 62nd Roound (July 20005 - June 20006)
U
20055-06
Con
nsumer Expen
nditure,
Houusehold Consum
mer Expenditurre in India, 20005-06
Unorganised
d Manufacturring Enterprisses,
Opeerational Charaacteristics of Unnorganised
Mannufacturing Entterprises in Ind
dia, 2005-06
Unoorganised Manu
ufacturing Secttor in India, 20005-06
Empployment, Asseets and Borrow
wings
Unoorganised Manu
ufacturing Secttor in India, 20005-06
Inpuut, Output and Value Added
E
N 63rd Roun
NSS
nd
(Ju
uly 2006 - June 2007)
Houusehold Consum
mer Expenditurre in India, 20006 - 07
(4
4)
Price
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(6)
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Service Secttor Enterprisees, NSS 63rd R
Round
(JJuly 2006 - Ju
une 2007)
528
Service
S
Sector in India (2006-07): Operationnal
Characteristics
C
of Enterprisess
529
Service
S
Sector in India (2006-07): Economiic
of Enterprisess
Characteristics
C
Consumerr Expendituree, NSS 64th Roound
(JJuly 2007 - Ju
une 2008)
530
Household
H
Connsumer Expendditure in India, 2007-08
Employmentt & Unemployyment and Miggration
Particulars, NSS 64th Round
une 2008)
(JJuly 2007 - Ju
531
Employment
E
annd Unemploym
ment Situation in India,
2007-08
2
533
Migration
M
in In
ndia, 2007-2008
Participatioon & Expenditture on Educaation
NSS 64th Round
R
(July 2007
2
- June 20008)
532
Education
E
in Inndia : 2007-08 Participation aand
Expenditure
E
Particulars of
o Slum
NSS 65th Round
R
(July 2008
2
- June 20009)
534
Some
S
Characteeristics of Urbaan Slums, 20088-09
Housing Con
ndition
NSS 65th Round
R
(July 2008
2
- June 20009)
535
Housing
H
Condiition and Amennities in India 20082
2009
2
Domestic Toourism
NSS 65th Round
R
(July 2008
2
- June 20009)
536
Domestic
D
Tourrism in India, 2008-09
2
Emplloyment & Un
nemployment
NSS 66th Round
R
(July 2009
2
- June 20010)
KI
K (66/10) Key
K Indicators of Employmennt and Unemplloyment
in India, 2009-10
C
Consumer
Exp
penditure
NSS 66th Round
R
(July 2009
2
- June 20010)
KI (66/1.0) Key
K Indicators of Household Consumer
Expenditure
E
in India, 2009-10
0
(4
4)
Price
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US$
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(6)
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(7)
(8)
(9)
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50
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880
8
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30
25
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13380
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40080
221
152
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Features of the Consumer Expenditure Survey

Key Findings of NSS 66th Round Survey on Household

Concepts and Definitions

Sample Design and Estimation Procedure

Break-up of average MPCEURP (absolute & percentage) by broad item group

Break-up of average MPCEMRP (absolute & percentage) by broad item group

Break-up of average MPCEMMRP (absolute & percentage) by broad item

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

1.3 Genesis of the CES

Refer to Chapter Two, paragraph 2.2.3.1.

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

State-sectorwise and all-India-sectorwise

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

Reference period for

Last 365 days

Clothing, bedding, footwear, education, medical

Edible oil; egg, fish & meat; vegetables, fruits, spices,

All other food, fuel and light, miscellaneous goods and

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

Jammu & Kashmir

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

3.3 Median and deciles of the MPCEMMRP distribution

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

3.5 Trends in level of consumption in monetary and real terms

Trends from MPCEURP estimates

MPCE: rural (Rs.): current prices

Price deflator for rural sector*

MPCE: rural (Rs.): base 1987-88

MPCE: urban (Rs.): current prices

Price deflator for urban sector#

MPCE: urban (Rs.): base 1987-88

*derived from CPI for agricultural labourers with base 1986-87=100

3.5.2 Trends from MPCEMRP estimates

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

MPCE: rural (Rs.): current prices

Price deflator for rural sector*

MPCE: rural (Rs.): base 1987-88

MPCE: urban (Rs.): current prices

Price deflator for urban sector#

MPCE: urban (Rs.): base 1987-88

*derived from CPI for agricultural labourers with base 1986-87=100

3.5.3 Ranking of States by MPCEMRP 66th and 61st round results

NSS KI(66/1.0): Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2009-10

share in total consumer expenditure in

pulses & products

milk & products

egg, fish & meat

fruits & nuts

salt & spices