Executive Summary & Key Takeaways
Executive Summary:
This document presents the Ministry of Women and Child Development's response to questions regarding malnourished children in Anganwadis. It details the initiatives under Mission Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0, a centrally sponsored scheme addressing malnutrition through a multi-sectoral approach. The response includes data from the Poshan Tracker and National Family Health Survey (NFHS), state-wise malnutrition indicators for June 2025, and funds allocated under Mission Poshan 2.0 from FY 2021-22 to FY 2024-25.
Key Points / Main Content:
* **Mission Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0:**
* Anganwadi services, Poshan Abhiyaan, and Scheme for Adolescent Girls (14-18 years in Aspirational Districts and North-Eastern region) are subsumed under this umbrella mission.
* It is a Centrally Sponsored mission implemented by States and UTs.
* It operates as a universal, self-selecting scheme without entry barriers.
* **Objectives of Mission Poshan 2.0:**
* Contribute to human capital development.
* Address malnutrition challenges.
* Promote nutrition awareness and good eating habits.
* **Multi-sectoral Approach:**
* The mission requires a convergent approach involving food, health, water, sanitation, and education.
* Cross-cutting convergence is established among 18 Ministries/Departments.
* **Strategies for Malnutrition Reduction:**
* Community engagement, outreach, behavioral change, and advocacy.
* Focus on maternal nutrition, infant and young child feeding norms, treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) and Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM), and wellness through AYUSH practices.
* **Supplementary Nutrition:**
* Provided to children (6 months to 6 years), pregnant women, lactating mothers, and adolescent girls.
* Nutrition norms are based on Schedule II of the National Food Security Act, revised in January 2023.
* Emphasis on diet diversity, quality protein, healthy fats, and micronutrients.
* Fortified rice is supplied to Anganwadi centers (AWCs) to address micronutrient deficiencies and anaemia.
* Use of millets is promoted for Hot Cooked Meals and Take-Home Rations at AWCs.
* **Community Mobilization:**
* Awareness advocacy to educate people on nutritional aspects and behavioral change.
* Regular sensitization activities are conducted during Poshan Maahs (September) and Poshan Pakhwadas (March/April).
* Anganwadi workers are required to conduct two Community Based Events (CBEs) every month.
* **Community Management of Malnutrition (CMAM):**
* Joint protocol released by the Ministries of Women and Child Development and Health and Family Welfare.
* Involves timely detection and screening of children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in the community.
* Management of SAM children without medical complications at home with local nutritious foods.
* Referral of screened SAM or severely underweight (SUW) children (6 months to 6 years) to Nutrition Rehabilitation Centers (NRC) or hospitals.
* **Malnutrition Indicators:**
* Data from National Family Health Survey (NFHS) rounds shows improvement in malnutrition indicators in children across India.
* As per June 2025 data, 7.36 crore children up to 5 years were enrolled in Anganwadis and registered on Poshan Tracker, with 7 crore measured for growth parameters.
* 37.07% of these children were found to be stunted, 15.93% underweight, and 5.46% wasted.
* 8.61 crore children (0-6 years) were enrolled in Anganwadis as per the Poshan Tracker, with 8.19 crore measured for growth.
* 35.91% of children (0-6 years) were found stunted, and 16.50% underweight.
* **World Bank Survey (2021):**
* Conducted in 11 priority states to assess nutrition service delivery and nutritional knowledge.
* Found that Poshan Abhiyaan services (relevant messages, home visits, community-based events) were associated with improved nutrition behaviors.
* Nutrition messages reached over 80% of women, with 81% practicing exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months.
* **NITI Aayog Evaluation (2020):**
* Third-party evaluation found Poshan Abhiyaan's relevance satisfactory for tackling malnutrition.
* **Annexures:**
* Annexure I: State-wise and district-wise malnutrition indicators for June 2025 from Poshan Tracker data.
* Annexure II: State-wise details of funds released under Mission Poshan 2.0 from FY 2021-22 to FY 2024-25.
Impact Analysis:
* **States and Union Territories:**
* *Impact:* Responsible for implementing Mission Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 activities.
* *Action Required:* Utilize allocated funds effectively, conduct regular sensitization activities, and ensure Anganwadi workers conduct Community Based Events.
* **Anganwadi Workers:**
* *Impact:* Frontline workers responsible for identifying malnourished children, providing supplementary nutrition, conducting growth monitoring, and community mobilization.
* *Action Required:* Conduct timely detection and screening of SAM children, refer cases to NRCs or hospitals, and conduct two Community Based Events every month.
* **Ministries and Departments (involved in convergence):**
* *Impact:* Required to work collaboratively to address malnutrition through a multi-sectoral approach.
* *Action Required:* Establish cross-cutting convergence to effectively address the issue of malnutrition.
* **Beneficiaries (Children, Pregnant Women, Lactating Mothers, Adolescent Girls):**
* *Impact:* Access to supplementary nutrition, growth monitoring, and medical assistance to combat malnutrition.
* *Action Required:* Register to receive services and participate in community-based events.
* **Ministry of Women and Child Development:**
* *Impact:* Oversees the implementation of Mission Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0.
* *Action Required:* Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the mission in addressing malnutrition.
Key Entities Referenced
Ministry of Women and Child Development : The Indian government ministry responsible for policies and programs related to women and children.
Anganwadi : A type of rural child care centre in India, started by the Indian government in 1975 as a part of the Integrated Child Development Services program to combat child hunger and malnutrition.
POSHAN Abhiyan : Also known as the National Nutrition Mission, is a Government of India's flagship program to improve nutritional outcomes for children, pregnant women and lactating mothers.
ICDS : Integrated Child Development Services; a government program in India which provides food, preschool education, primary healthcare, immunization, health check-up and referral services to children under 6 years of age and their mothers.
15th Finance Commission : The fifteenth Finance Commission was constituted by the President of India in 2017, to give recommendations for devolution of taxes and other fiscal matters for the period 2020–2025.
Mission Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 : An umbrella initiative that subsumes various components like Anganwadi services, Poshan Abhiyaan and Scheme for Adolescent girls to address malnutrition.
National Food Security Act : An Act of the Parliament of India which aims to provide subsidized food grains to approximately two-thirds of the country's population.
National Family Health Survey : A large-scale, multi-round survey conducted in India. The NFHS is a collaborative project of the International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai, India.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT
LOK SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1084
TO BE ANSWERED ON 25.07.2025
MALNOURISHED CHILDREN IN ANGANWADIS
1084. SHRI SUDAMA PRASAD:
Will the Minister of Women and Child Development be pleased to state:
(a) the number of malnourished children, including those found stunted,
wasted/underweight, enrolled in Anganwadis across the country during the last five
years State-wise and district wise;
(b) the details of funds allocated/spent under the said schemes aimed at addressing
child malnutrition, such as POSHAN Abhiyan, during the said period;
(c) whether the Government acknowledges persistent implementation gaps despite
repeated reporting of child malnutrition in ICDS centres if so, the details thereof;
(d) whether any corrective mechanisms have been instituted to identify malnourished
children receive timely and adequate nutrition, growth monitoring, and medical
assistance; and
(e) If so, the details thereof?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OFWOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT
(SHRIMATI SAVITRI THAKUR)
(a) to (e): Under the 15th Finance Commission, various components like Anganwadi
services, Poshan Abhiyaan and Scheme for Adolescent girls (of 14-18 years in Aspirational
Districts and North-Eastern region) have been subsumed under the umbrella Mission
Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 (Mission Poshan 2.0) to address the challenge of
malnutrition. It is a Centrally Sponsored mission, where the responsibility for implementation
of various activities lies with the States and UTs. This mission is a universal self-selecting
umbrella scheme where there are no entry barriers for any beneficiary to register and
receive services.
The objectives of Mission are as follows:
To contribute to development of human capital in the country; 1
1 Address challenge of malnutrition;
Promote nutrition awareness and good eating habits for sustainable health and
wellbeing
Nutrition goes beyond mere eating of food; it requires proper digestion, absorption, and
metabolism of nutrients. This process is influenced by factors like sanitation, education and
access to safe drinking water. As malnutrition requires a multi-sectoral approach involving
dimensions of food, health, water, sanitation and education, it is crucial to effectively
address the issue of malnutrition in a convergent manner. It is being addressed under
Mission Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 by establishing cross cutting convergence
amongst 18 Ministries/Departments.
Under Mission Poshan 2.0, a new strategy has been made for reduction in malnutrition
and for improved health, wellness and immunity through activities like community
engagement, outreach, behavioral change, and advocacy. It focuses on Maternal Nutrition,
Infant and Young Child Feeding Norms, treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM)/
Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) and wellness through AYUSH practices to reduce
prevalence of wasting, stunting, anaemia and being underweight.
Under this mission, Supplementary Nutrition is provided to Children (6 months to 6 years),
Pregnant Women, Lactating Mothers and Adolescent Girls to beat the intergenerational
cycle of malnutrition by adopting a life cycle approach. Supplementary nutrition is provided
in accordance with the nutrition norms contained in Schedule-II of the National Food
Security Act. These norms have been revised in January 2023. The old norms were largely
calorie-specific; however, the revised norms are more comprehensive and balanced in
terms of both quantity and quality of supplementary nutrition based on the principles of diet
diversity that provides for quality protein, healthy fats and micronutrients.
Fortified rice is being supplied to AWCs to meet the requirement of micro-nutrients and to
control anaemia among women and children. Greater emphasis is being laid on the use of
millets at least once a week for preparation of Hot Cooked Meal and Take Home ration at
Anganwadi centers.
Under this Mission, one of the major activities undertaken is Community Mobilization and
Awareness Advocacy to educate people on nutritional aspects as adoption of good
nutrition habit requires sustained efforts for behavioural change. State and UTs are
conducting and reporting regular sensitisation activities under Jan Andolans during Poshan
Maahs and Poshan Pakhwadas celebrated in the months of September and March-April
respectively. Community Based Events (CBEs) have served as a significant strategy in
changing nutritional practices and all Anganwadi workers are required to conduct two
Community Based Events every month.
Ministries of Women & Child Development and Health & Family Welfare have jointly
released the protocol for Community Management of Malnutrition (CMAM) to prevent and
treat severely acute malnutrition in children and for reducing associated morbidity and
mortality. The community-based approach involves timely detection and screening of
children with severe acute malnutrition in the community, management for those without
2medical complications with wholesome, local nutritious foods at home and supportive
medical care. The CMAM protocol includes an appetite test and screening process for
children aged 6 months to 6 years who are severely acute malnourished (SAM) or severely
underweight (SUW). Post-screening, such children are referred to Nutrition Rehabilitation
Centers (NRC) or hospital facilities for further care.
Various rounds of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS) conducted by Ministry of
Health & Family Welfare since 1992-93 have shown improvement in malnutrition indicators
in children across India. Details of these indicators for children since NFHS-1 to NFHS-5
are given below:
NFHS Survey Stunting % Underweight % Wasting %
NFHS-1 (1992-93)* 52 53.4 17.5
NFHS-2 (1998-99)** 45.5 47 15.5
NFHS-3 (2005-6)*** 48.0 42.5 19.8
NFHS-4 (2015-16)*** 38.4 35.8 21.0
NFHS-5 (2019-21)*** 35.5 32.1 19.3
* Under 4 years
** Under 3 years
*** Under 5 years
The above table gives a representative picture of malnutrition indicators among all children
of 0-3 years, 0-4 years and 0-5 years age at the relevant time.
The projected population of all children up to 5 years in India for the year 2021 is 13.75
crores approximately (source: Population Projections for India and States 2011-2036,
National Commission on Population, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare). However, only
7.36 crores children up to 5 years were enrolled in Anganwadis and registered on Poshan
Tracker of the Ministry of Women & Child Development as per the June, 2025 data. 7 crores
of these children were measured on growth parameters of height and weight. 37.07% of
them have been found to be stunted, 15.93% have been found to be underweight and 5.46%
wasted.
Further, the projected population of all children in India up to 6 years for the year 2021 is
approximately 16.1 crores. As per the June, 2025 data of Poshan Tracker, 8.61 crores
children (0-6 years) were enrolled in Anganwadis out of whom 8.19 crores were measured
on growth parameters of height and weight. 35.91% of these children (0-6 years) have been
found to be stunted and 16.50% children (0-6 years) have been found to be underweight.
The analysis of the above NFHS data and the Poshan Tracker data shows improvement in
malnutrition indicators in children across India.
3In 2021, the World Bank conducted a survey in 11 priority states (Andhra Pradesh, Bihar,
Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan,
Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh) with the highest rates of anemia and stunting. The aim of
this survey was to assess the program’s delivery of nutrition services, whether the nutritional
knowledge of beneficiaries had improved and if they had adopted more appropriate nutrition
and feeding practices.
The findings demonstrated that the services delivered through the Poshan Abhiyaan – the
receipt of relevant messages, home visits by the anganwadi worker, and attendance at
community-based events – were associated with improved nutrition behaviors. The survey
also found that the program's nutrition messages reached more than 80% of women, and
that 81% of women practiced exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months.
Further, A third party evaluation and impact assessment of Poshan Abhiyaan was
conducted by NITI Aayog in 2020 and found its relevance to be satisfactory for tackling
malnutrition in the country.
The State wise and district wise detail of malnutrition indicators for the Month of June, 2025
from Poshan Tracker data is placed at Annexure-I.
The State wise detail of funds released under Mission Poshan 2.0 during from FY 2021-22
to previous year is placed at Annexure-II.
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4ANNEXURE-I
ANNEXURE REFERRED IN REPLY TO PART (a) OF LOK SABHA QUESTION NO. 1084
FOR 25.07.2025 REGARDING “MALNOURISHED CHILDREN IN ANGANWADIS”
ASKED BY SHRI SUDAMA PRASAD
The State wise and district wise details of malnutrition indicators for the Month of June 2025
from Poshan Tracker data are as follows:
State District Stunted Wasted Underweight
(%) (%) (%)
Andhra Pradesh East Godavari 11.12 3.36 4.80
Andhra Pradesh Vizianagaram 12.39 3.82 5.80
Andhra Pradesh Parvathipuram Manyam 14.14 4.16 6.48
Andhra Pradesh NTR 19.44 3.49 7.05
Andhra Pradesh WestGodavari 12.40 4.23 6.11
Andhra Pradesh Visakhapatnam 12.11 4.78 5.30
Andhra Pradesh Bapatla 15.26 3.96 5.58
Andhra Pradesh Anakapalli 18.91 5.98 8.05
Andhra Pradesh Eluru 17.20 4.71 8.05
Andhra Pradesh KRISHNA 21.87 4.68 7.60
Andhra Pradesh Nandyal 19.82 4.36 9.43
Andhra Pradesh SPSR NELLORE 19.63 7.08 9.65
Andhra Pradesh Dr. B.R. Ambedkar 17.14 4.08 6.84
Konaseema
Andhra Pradesh Kurnool 14.26 3.21 5.68
Andhra Pradesh Kakinada 17.55 4.77 7.32
Andhra Pradesh GUNTUR 24.45 4.83 7.84
Andhra Pradesh Chittoor 13.06 4.98 6.24
Andhra Pradesh Annamayya 11.82 4.22 4.49
Andhra Pradesh Srikakulam 19.29 5.08 7.39
Andhra Pradesh Tirupati 17.89 5.00 6.68
Andhra Pradesh Anantapur 19.90 5.31 8.64
Andhra Pradesh Palnadu 21.42 5.48 7.83
Andhra Pradesh Alluri Sitharamaraju 37.60 11.55 21.87
Andhra Pradesh Y.S.R Kadapa 23.00 5.32 8.38
Andhra Pradesh Prakasam 21.25 4.63 7.50
Andhra Pradesh Sri Satya Sai 22.08 6.15 8.25
Arunachal Pradesh Shi-Yomi 14.29 0.00 0.00
Arunachal Pradesh Dibang Valley 27.37 0.70 4.56
Arunachal Pradesh Lohit 6.37 1.27 2.07
Arunachal Pradesh Longding 51.61 6.45 20.09
Arunachal Pradesh Pakke - Kessang 39.47 4.55 10.05
Arunachal Pradesh Kamle 41.73 4.17 8.50
Arunachal Pradesh Lower Subansiri 35.18 5.69 6.72
5Arunachal Pradesh Lower Dibang Valley 34.99 5.74 8.99
Arunachal Pradesh Tirap 52.74 5.36 13.27
Arunachal Pradesh Lower Siang 34.96 4.78 7.91
Arunachal Pradesh West Kameng 27.18 3.33 7.14
Arunachal Pradesh Anjaw 37.93 8.05 12.41
Arunachal Pradesh Leparada 49.18 10.05 13.99
Arunachal Pradesh East Kameng 31.60 3.33 10.13
Arunachal Pradesh Namsai 35.39 4.37 10.24
Arunachal Pradesh West Siang 42.03 8.02 14.03
Arunachal Pradesh Siang 47.40 10.14 12.67
Arunachal Pradesh Upper Siang 41.52 7.32 10.87
Arunachal Pradesh Upper Subansiri 52.10 6.50 18.74
Arunachal Pradesh Kra Dadi 42.20 6.24 12.71
Arunachal Pradesh Kurung Kumey 39.82 7.37 13.27
Arunachal Pradesh Changlang 47.14 5.45 18.09
Arunachal Pradesh Tawang 33.90 2.20 8.27
Arunachal Pradesh East Siang 36.33 4.97 8.76
Arunachal Pradesh Papum-Pare 27.53 4.29 6.81
Assam Chirang 45.00 3.72 17.58
Assam Bajali 45.82 3.60 17.61
Assam Charaideo 35.25 3.23 13.49
Assam Majuli 39.10 3.99 10.82
Assam Baksa 33.72 3.42 10.83
Assam Dima Hasao 40.36 4.63 12.27
Assam Hailakandi 35.98 2.20 12.06
Assam Jorhat 36.35 4.83 13.47
Assam Bongaigaon 54.76 2.67 22.99
Assam Udalguri 37.75 3.77 13.50
Assam Kamrup Metro 36.17 3.42 11.62
Assam Sivasagar 42.31 1.73 14.97
Assam Dhemaji 41.90 3.92 13.06
Assam South Salmara 52.67 3.47 27.47
Mankachar
Assam Tamulpur 34.68 4.40 11.38
Assam Nalbari 35.67 6.00 14.79
Assam West Karbi-Anglong 36.89 3.44 11.80
Assam Darrang 51.65 5.09 23.48
Assam Kokrajhar 40.61 2.57 15.41
Assam Biswanath 40.25 4.25 17.26
Assam Karbi Anglong 34.36 3.42 11.25
Assam Dibrugarh 43.13 4.78 15.43
Assam Tinsukia 46.84 6.08 17.91
Assam Sonitpur 46.75 5.87 18.54
6Assam Goalpara 41.82 5.15 17.18
Assam Golaghat 45.03 4.68 17.60
Assam Kamrup 49.98 3.92 19.12
Assam Hojai 46.90 5.69 16.66
Assam Morigaon 47.99 6.62 20.10
Assam Barpeta 46.89 4.80 19.88
Assam Dhubri 24.75 2.42 10.12
Assam Nagaon 39.27 4.68 13.68
Assam Lakhimpur 42.39 5.39 14.46
Assam Karimganj 49.39 4.33 19.09
Assam Cachar 54.11 7.13 25.10
Bihar Sekhpura 30.22 5.80 13.44
Bihar Sheohar 35.05 7.73 18.82
Bihar Lkhisarai 37.80 10.72 21.37
Bihar JEHANABAD 47.07 10.92 26.21
Bihar Arwal 40.77 9.15 19.69
Bihar Munger 45.10 10.02 23.40
Bihar Buxar 44.55 12.63 22.83
Bihar BHAGALPUR 43.55 5.27 21.52
Bihar Kaimur 41.34 10.34 20.05
Bihar Purnia 47.83 8.24 25.69
Bihar Jamui 48.89 10.15 26.79
Bihar Khagaria 44.50 7.86 20.26
Bihar Nawada 39.52 10.26 21.56
Bihar Banka 47.15 10.92 25.86
Bihar Aurangabad 41.51 13.35 24.71
Bihar Kishanganj 46.44 8.64 21.94
Bihar Araria 42.44 9.68 23.42
Bihar Madhepura 43.52 9.04 17.71
Bihar Sitamarhi 38.74 6.63 17.81
Bihar Rohtas 36.10 5.79 14.89
Bihar Nalanda 41.55 9.66 22.39
Bihar Saharsa 49.98 12.91 25.98
Bihar Bhojpur 40.00 10.13 20.56
Bihar Begusarai 46.25 9.63 21.55
Bihar SAMASTIPUR 48.12 11.73 25.52
Bihar Supaul 52.15 13.99 30.06
Bihar Katihar 42.47 7.79 21.97
Bihar Siwan 41.55 8.50 16.24
Bihar Vaishali 46.45 8.88 23.73
Bihar Muzaffarpur 38.29 7.35 18.29
Bihar Gaya 42.82 9.12 20.95
Bihar Patna 36.37 9.63 18.23
7Bihar Saran 43.32 9.30 21.05
Bihar Gopalganj 41.77 11.34 20.27
Bihar Darbhanga 37.96 8.74 17.15
Bihar West Chamaparan 39.68 8.16 16.99
Bihar Madhubani 45.20 11.23 20.42
Bihar East Champaran 40.73 8.23 16.94
Chhattisgarh Mohla-Manpur- 46.09 6.79 28.82
Ambagarh Chouki
Chhattisgarh Dantewada 31.31 11.90 21.11
Chhattisgarh Balod 23.00 8.70 15.61
Chhattisgarh Narayanpur 46.75 10.05 26.28
Chhattisgarh Kondagaon 34.30 9.62 17.71
Chhattisgarh Dhamtari 18.81 5.88 8.32
Chhattisgarh Khairagarh-chhuikhadan- 24.56 7.13 13.48
Gandai
Chhattisgarh Gaurela Pendra Marwahi 30.77 8.79 16.13
Chhattisgarh Bijapur 39.15 15.20 25.22
Chhattisgarh Durg 13.94 2.84 7.38
Chhattisgarh Korea 25.12 5.34 12.46
Chhattisgarh Rajnandgaon 26.48 5.09 12.39
Chhattisgarh Mahasamund 36.45 5.51 18.34
Chhattisgarh Sukma 53.71 13.62 34.76
Chhattisgarh Gariyaband 30.96 8.35 16.15
Chhattisgarh Bemetara 24.01 9.23 14.19
Chhattisgarh Manendragarh-Chirimiri- 31.94 8.59 13.72
Bharatpur
Chhattisgarh Bastar 26.88 8.22 16.10
Chhattisgarh Balodabazar-Bhatapara 26.14 6.69 14.84
Chhattisgarh Raipur 30.45 8.11 14.05
Chhattisgarh Kabirdham 31.98 9.17 17.61
Chhattisgarh Jashpur 39.49 11.55 20.20
Chhattisgarh Kanker 26.24 9.79 16.73
Chhattisgarh Mungeli 18.74 5.61 8.39
Chhattisgarh Korba 18.05 4.86 10.25
Chhattisgarh Sakti 28.13 7.67 11.22
Chhattisgarh Bilaspur 17.83 7.46 9.21
Chhattisgarh Raigarh 32.18 7.03 15.11
Chhattisgarh Janjgir-Champa 18.38 6.64 8.88
Chhattisgarh Surajpur 27.23 10.36 13.35
Chhattisgarh Balrampur 28.35 9.20 15.84
Chhattisgarh Sarangarh-Bilaigarh 21.41 5.56 8.61
Chhattisgarh Surguja 32.05 8.90 14.78
Goa North Goa 3.10 0.44 1.18
Goa South Goa 8.56 1.05 2.56
8Gujarat Gandhinagar 33.05 5.83 17.17
Gujarat Porbandar 20.95 2.77 6.40
Gujarat Tapi 35.83 11.00 23.72
Gujarat Narmada 50.71 13.19 38.55
Gujarat Mahesana 29.35 5.26 16.08
Gujarat Valsad 21.09 5.84 13.49
Gujarat Dang 49.51 13.93 37.20
Gujarat Navsari 32.21 5.80 14.09
Gujarat Dahod 37.36 5.50 23.77
Gujarat Devbhumi Dwarka 32.21 5.40 12.24
Gujarat Patan 37.36 5.27 15.97
Gujarat Botad 31.99 7.09 15.95
Gujarat Morbi 30.07 8.49 15.60
Gujarat Chhota Udepur 49.29 13.39 36.79
Gujarat Mahisagar 23.84 7.91 16.33
Gujarat Anand 24.46 9.47 16.95
Gujarat Vadodara 39.19 11.36 26.69
Gujarat Bharuch 43.66 10.55 27.65
Gujarat Ahmedabad 28.44 4.49 13.99
Gujarat Kachchh 32.54 5.27 13.29
Gujarat Surat 34.03 10.09 21.50
Gujarat Aravalli 30.97 9.28 19.44
Gujarat Amreli 24.47 4.30 11.31
Gujarat Rajkot 29.01 6.10 14.99
Gujarat Bhavnagar 34.20 8.49 18.96
Gujarat Junagadh 26.37 7.26 12.66
Gujarat Jamnagar 27.48 6.39 12.62
Gujarat Surendranagar 33.95 5.90 16.38
Gujarat Panchmahal 43.58 9.69 27.71
Gujarat Gir Somnath 25.31 3.47 10.98
Gujarat Sabarkantha 43.73 12.36 29.53
Gujarat Kheda 31.59 7.87 18.66
Gujarat Banaskantha 32.22 5.18 14.18
Haryana Charkhi Dadri 10.75 1.89 4.01
Haryana Panchkula 23.64 2.93 7.73
Haryana KURUKSHETRA 20.46 5.16 9.90
Haryana Kaithal 8.58 3.57 4.66
Haryana Jhajjar 26.53 1.14 4.79
Haryana SIRSA 14.80 3.73 6.94
Haryana MAHENDRAGARH 30.33 2.73 9.07
Haryana YAMUNANAGAR 26.88 4.67 8.90
Haryana JIND 27.82 5.38 9.71
Haryana HISAR 32.42 4.46 10.61
9Haryana FATEHABAD 31.46 5.68 10.61
Haryana BHIWANI 21.29 3.21 6.45
Haryana SONIPAT 11.18 1.73 2.91
Haryana GURUGRAM 21.55 2.41 5.47
Haryana Karnal 16.57 4.90 7.64
Haryana REWARI 18.97 3.89 7.43
Haryana AMBALA 21.08 5.77 8.64
Haryana ROHTAK 16.89 1.86 3.40
Haryana FARIDABAD 26.75 3.30 8.32
Haryana Panipat 31.22 5.66 10.12
Haryana NUH 24.79 3.09 8.21
Haryana PALWAL 40.83 6.00 14.51
Himachal Pradesh Kinnaur 11.80 1.31 2.72
Himachal Pradesh Lahaul & Spiti 34.23 1.44 6.31
Himachal Pradesh Una 10.06 0.76 3.42
Himachal Pradesh Solan 19.04 1.91 7.56
Himachal Pradesh Hamirpur 20.90 3.75 7.76
Himachal Pradesh Bilaspur 27.79 4.15 8.36
Himachal Pradesh Kullu 21.76 2.37 5.69
Himachal Pradesh Shimla 14.80 1.71 4.26
Himachal Pradesh Sirmour 19.67 3.67 6.53
Himachal Pradesh Chamba 12.24 1.82 4.53
Himachal Pradesh Mandi 14.93 2.63 4.31
Himachal Pradesh Kangra 29.45 2.29 11.80
Jharkhand Khunti 48.10 7.97 23.69
Jharkhand Lohardaga 43.40 5.11 17.31
Jharkhand West Singhbhum 66.27 9.71 44.80
Jharkhand Simdega 34.19 7.55 13.85
Jharkhand Latehar 50.38 6.37 26.46
Jharkhand Seraikela-Kharsawan 45.15 4.01 20.39
Jharkhand Ramgarh 51.24 8.89 25.83
Jharkhand East Singhbhum 42.92 6.01 21.34
Jharkhand Koderma 44.47 5.74 20.09
Jharkhand Gumla 43.90 5.01 17.76
Jharkhand Hazaribag 43.98 6.23 17.05
Jharkhand Pakur 46.05 6.49 19.71
Jharkhand Godda 49.88 7.70 27.39
Jharkhand Jamtara 39.05 7.66 14.60
Jharkhand Chatra 44.19 6.42 15.26
Jharkhand Dhanbad 36.56 7.61 14.75
Jharkhand Ranchi 31.41 5.95 12.69
Jharkhand Garhwa 41.58 9.02 15.73
Jharkhand Dumka 48.03 7.76 22.08
10Jharkhand Deoghar 39.43 6.18 14.61
Jharkhand Sahibganj 37.19 5.66 10.39
Jharkhand Bokaro 41.77 7.30 18.07
Jharkhand Palamu 40.11 6.41 17.11
Jharkhand Giridih 40.91 5.09 16.03
Karnataka Haveri 44.30 0.49 23.02
Karnataka Chikkamagaluru 13.45 0.92 4.92
Karnataka Kodagu 36.02 1.79 11.63
Karnataka Gadag 24.09 1.43 11.07
Karnataka Bengaluru Urban 25.44 1.19 6.46
Karnataka Udupi 30.66 0.60 12.28
Karnataka Bangalore Rural 38.94 0.59 12.30
Karnataka Davanagere 40.79 3.60 16.95
Karnataka Tumakuru 35.39 2.29 11.67
Karnataka Chamarajanagar 39.23 5.03 15.99
Karnataka Ramanagara 38.92 1.23 12.24
Karnataka Uttara Kannada 43.27 0.92 18.72
Karnataka Hassan 30.11 2.38 9.49
Karnataka Shivamogga 25.29 1.72 9.42
Karnataka Dharwad 48.97 1.98 23.23
Karnataka Bellary 36.91 3.62 18.14
Karnataka Vijayanagara 45.48 6.21 18.88
Karnataka Chitradurga 36.64 4.05 14.19
Karnataka Kalaburagi 42.50 5.11 20.13
Karnataka Dakshina Kannada 30.15 0.66 12.15
Karnataka Chikballapur 45.07 3.54 15.19
Karnataka Yadgir 47.67 5.70 21.46
Karnataka Kolar 29.29 3.38 8.72
Karnataka Bagalkot 51.61 2.73 20.91
Karnataka Koppal 46.98 4.00 25.08
Karnataka Mysuru 39.11 1.47 14.30
Karnataka Raichur 52.76 7.48 28.81
Karnataka Mandya 39.70 1.74 10.18
Karnataka Bidar 46.14 5.50 22.13
Karnataka Belagavi 34.63 3.16 15.44
Karnataka Vijayapura 42.35 3.65 16.18
Kerala Pathanamthitta 28.96 2.51 6.86
Kerala Wayanad 38.18 4.37 12.99
Kerala Idukki 39.30 2.89 9.71
Kerala Kannur 31.41 2.14 7.53
Kerala Kottayam 37.41 2.80 8.50
Kerala Kasargod 35.90 3.68 8.93
Kerala Ernakulam 26.41 3.21 8.01
11Kerala Thiruvananthapuram 23.38 2.75 5.92
Kerala Kozhikode 35.40 3.28 9.86
Kerala Kollam 29.34 2.30 6.15
Kerala Alappuzha 42.64 3.63 9.99
Kerala Thrissur 44.19 2.46 9.76
Kerala Malappuram 38.17 3.83 14.22
Kerala Palakkad 44.40 3.70 12.77
Madhya Pradesh Harda 27.78 9.42 19.93
Madhya Pradesh UMARIA 51.50 7.17 29.39
Madhya Pradesh Pandhurna 43.50 11.00 28.60
Madhya Pradesh KHANDWA(East Nimar) 48.66 6.82 30.24
Madhya Pradesh KATNI 33.35 8.39 23.60
Madhya Pradesh Betul 35.45 9.66 24.30
Madhya Pradesh DINDORI 51.28 7.19 29.22
Madhya Pradesh BURHANPUR 37.98 6.34 25.46
Madhya Pradesh Narmadapuram 37.42 8.00 24.12
Madhya Pradesh Mandla 44.19 9.22 28.06
Madhya Pradesh Anuppur 44.01 9.51 27.61
Madhya Pradesh Neemuch 27.31 6.67 17.88
Madhya Pradesh Khargone (West Nimar) 55.02 7.23 36.19
Madhya Pradesh Balaghat 36.62 7.19 23.60
Madhya Pradesh Jhabua 43.44 4.79 25.17
Madhya Pradesh Narsinghpur 44.39 9.25 23.98
Madhya Pradesh Alirajpur 30.48 6.57 21.57
Madhya Pradesh Maihar 49.11 9.19 27.65
Madhya Pradesh Satna 44.78 7.71 25.66
Madhya Pradesh DATIA 33.50 5.07 15.19
Madhya Pradesh Shahdol 43.72 9.46 26.38
Madhya Pradesh DAMOH 44.71 11.49 29.57
Madhya Pradesh Sheopur 49.91 6.02 27.70
Madhya Pradesh Indore 29.25 7.34 18.69
Madhya Pradesh BARWANI 44.31 13.42 36.04
Madhya Pradesh Bhopal 36.95 4.28 18.62
Madhya Pradesh NIWADI 42.75 7.76 22.94
Madhya Pradesh SHAJAPUR 43.93 8.21 22.83
Madhya Pradesh Dewas 46.33 8.27 27.33
Madhya Pradesh Mauganj 40.23 7.52 19.67
Madhya Pradesh Seoni 25.31 10.08 21.71
Madhya Pradesh Agar Malwa 40.22 8.99 24.46
Madhya Pradesh Chhindwara 43.12 9.51 26.57
Madhya Pradesh Guna 52.86 6.37 28.15
Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur 47.11 8.81 25.49
Madhya Pradesh Raisen 34.63 6.89 20.58
12Madhya Pradesh Gwalior 44.93 5.85 23.93
Madhya Pradesh Sehore 30.93 5.69 15.90
Madhya Pradesh PANNA 29.03 8.00 17.62
Madhya Pradesh Mandsaur 39.52 10.17 25.10
Madhya Pradesh SIDHI 44.39 9.35 23.49
Madhya Pradesh Ratlam 40.20 7.32 20.43
Madhya Pradesh RAJGARH 29.03 7.74 17.44
Madhya Pradesh Singrauli 44.15 6.88 21.70
Madhya Pradesh Ashoknagar 44.82 9.20 26.27
Madhya Pradesh VIDISHA 47.23 7.86 24.46
Madhya Pradesh Chhatarpur 51.55 7.00 24.95
Madhya Pradesh Sagar 45.03 7.42 23.14
Madhya Pradesh UJJAIN 45.68 9.58 27.21
Madhya Pradesh Dhar 49.77 17.15 42.54
Madhya Pradesh Bhind 39.57 6.21 16.49
Madhya Pradesh Tikamgarh 33.54 7.10 17.92
Madhya Pradesh MORENA 44.43 8.63 23.93
Madhya Pradesh SHIVPURI 58.20 7.47 30.30
Madhya Pradesh Rewa 39.76 6.39 17.91
Maharashtra Bhandara 19.39 3.23 8.09
Maharashtra Gondia 37.99 4.95 16.27
Maharashtra Sindhudurg 44.66 3.55 16.14
Maharashtra Ratnagiri 37.15 2.95 13.37
Maharashtra Washim 36.18 0.87 4.51
Maharashtra Wardha 31.22 2.79 12.10
Maharashtra Amravati 35.41 5.48 18.83
Maharashtra Nandurbar 68.12 11.12 48.26
Maharashtra Gadchiroli 45.39 5.57 25.92
Maharashtra Kolhapur 19.43 1.84 6.38
Maharashtra Satara 38.62 2.69 8.90
Maharashtra Chandrapur 46.70 3.96 16.99
Maharashtra Raigad 27.54 2.41 8.98
Maharashtra Dharashiv 37.26 3.40 12.00
Maharashtra Akola 37.91 5.80 12.25
Maharashtra Dhule 46.98 6.94 23.63
Maharashtra Sangli 27.63 3.78 7.97
Maharashtra Buldana 41.17 2.31 13.39
Maharashtra Palghar 58.32 3.15 28.47
Maharashtra Solapur 34.92 3.18 9.45
Maharashtra Jalna 32.45 4.40 11.53
Maharashtra Latur 31.26 1.97 8.66
Maharashtra Hingoli 44.21 4.52 15.44
Maharashtra Parbhani 37.31 6.29 14.88
13Maharashtra Nagpur 31.48 5.65 12.47
Maharashtra Jalgaon 47.04 3.61 16.77
Maharashtra Ahmednagar 42.59 2.80 11.87
Maharashtra Pune 35.03 2.70 9.61
Maharashtra Yavatmal 35.46 6.04 14.42
Maharashtra Beed 45.99 4.42 13.91
Maharashtra Mumbai City 31.73 5.32 10.80
Maharashtra Nashik 46.38 3.59 19.78
Maharashtra Nanded 45.35 3.39 12.56
Maharashtra Chhatrapati 49.43 4.32 17.10
Sambhajinagar
Maharashtra Thane 40.93 4.15 16.04
Maharashtra Mumbai Suburban 31.32 3.93 10.42
Manipur Tengnoupal 17.34 1.19 7.90
Manipur Tamenglong 38.12 5.28 18.21
Manipur Jiribam 6.46 0.26 1.25
Manipur Bishnupur 6.24 0.26 1.38
Manipur Kamjong 23.13 2.36 4.27
Manipur Pherzawl 7.31 0.73 1.77
Manipur Noney 24.68 0.95 3.32
Manipur Kakching 13.62 0.58 2.87
Manipur Chandel 8.12 0.91 1.72
Manipur Thoubal 4.58 0.06 0.69
Manipur Kangpokpi 7.49 0.37 1.05
Manipur Imphal East 3.30 0.16 0.59
Manipur Senapati 17.75 1.56 5.13
Manipur Ukhrul 30.41 2.47 13.23
Manipur Churachandpur 8.91 1.13 2.83
Manipur Imphal West 7.10 0.46 2.46
Meghalaya Ri Bhoi 11.77 0.67 2.91
Meghalaya Eastern West Khasi Hills 42.01 0.78 10.47
Meghalaya West Jaintia Hills 13.40 0.39 4.49
Meghalaya South West Khasi Hills 11.34 0.57 2.23
Meghalaya East Jaintia Hills 29.81 0.22 5.60
Meghalaya West Garo Hills 9.16 1.38 2.56
Meghalaya East Khasi Hills 34.32 0.44 7.17
Meghalaya West Khasi Hills 31.60 1.07 6.82
Meghalaya South West Garo Hills 11.09 1.87 4.06
Meghalaya North Garo Hills 19.91 2.42 6.12
Meghalaya South Garo Hills 8.76 1.74 1.82
Meghalaya East Garo Hills 20.81 3.82 7.56
Mizoram Saitual 31.14 5.83 8.58
Mizoram Serchhip 30.04 4.08 8.23
14Mizoram Siaha 27.86 4.24 6.50
Mizoram Hnahthial 28.59 4.02 3.92
Mizoram Mamit 29.86 4.99 9.59
Mizoram Khawzawl 4.41 2.49 0.91
Mizoram Lawngtlai 34.12 4.37 8.88
Mizoram Champhai 25.99 3.88 6.05
Mizoram Lunglei 40.01 3.56 15.31
Mizoram Kolasib 15.92 1.65 3.20
Mizoram Aizawl 27.68 1.76 4.13
Nagaland Noklak #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
Nagaland Longleng 60.72 7.20 9.30
Nagaland Peren 40.62 8.01 10.41
Nagaland Kiphire 39.32 7.69 9.81
Nagaland Wokha 31.32 3.36 8.43
Nagaland Phek 14.71 3.00 3.28
Nagaland Mokokchung 28.77 4.35 6.72
Nagaland Zunheboto 33.23 3.75 7.85
Nagaland Tuensang 47.87 4.96 11.26
Nagaland Dimapur 23.46 3.99 4.63
Nagaland Kohima 26.50 3.50 5.65
Nagaland Mon 24.95 15.10 8.34
Odisha Deogarh 35.21 4.56 15.64
Odisha Gajapati 34.65 4.39 15.24
Odisha Kandhamal 32.89 4.16 14.60
Odisha Jharsuguda 34.56 3.68 12.54
Odisha Angul 27.22 1.97 8.05
Odisha Boudh 31.44 3.72 11.94
Odisha Subarnapur 35.45 3.82 14.50
Odisha Malkangiri 39.33 7.61 24.31
Odisha Rayagada 33.23 3.73 14.42
Odisha Nuapada 39.75 3.07 15.46
Odisha Sundergarh 26.26 3.21 12.02
Odisha Sambalpur 35.39 5.69 18.25
Odisha Bargarh 19.71 2.10 7.80
Odisha Khordha 15.62 1.81 5.53
Odisha Balangir 35.52 2.79 16.47
Odisha Jagatsinghpur 16.56 1.69 4.92
Odisha Nayagarh 27.80 3.13 9.80
Odisha Dhenkanal 28.05 1.82 7.21
Odisha Kalahandi 33.71 4.34 13.03
Odisha Koraput 31.20 3.30 15.83
Odisha Nabarangpur 36.17 5.01 22.05
Odisha Puri 14.85 1.42 4.18
15Odisha Kendrapara 17.53 1.77 5.33
Odisha Keonjhar 33.12 5.66 18.73
Odisha Cuttack 15.73 1.67 5.04
Odisha Bhadrak 25.76 2.43 7.85
Odisha Mayurbhanj 31.44 5.27 17.55
Odisha Jajapur 23.23 2.22 7.61
Odisha Balasore 32.55 3.09 11.35
Odisha Ganjam 23.73 1.79 5.63
Punjab Malerkotla 4.83 1.80 1.49
Punjab FATEHGARH SAHIB 23.77 2.24 6.31
Punjab Pathankot 4.56 0.94 1.12
Punjab FEROZEPUR 2.61 0.63 0.76
Punjab Kapurthala 10.34 0.59 1.85
Punjab Mansa 20.11 3.24 6.54
Punjab MOGA 7.89 0.73 1.70
Punjab RUPNAGAR 22.94 5.97 7.23
Punjab BARNALA 24.54 3.67 8.21
Punjab Faridkot 14.23 2.97 3.43
Punjab SAS Nagar Mohali 12.28 2.15 3.52
Punjab SHRI MUKTSAR SAHIB 21.59 3.60 6.82
Punjab Tarn taran 16.55 1.94 3.79
Punjab Sangrur 11.96 2.32 3.83
Punjab Patiala 22.70 3.04 7.01
Punjab S.B.S.Nagar 21.26 4.48 6.27
Punjab BATHINDA 11.26 2.87 3.99
Punjab Fazilka 23.22 3.89 8.08
Punjab Hoshiarpur 15.35 3.10 4.43
Punjab JALANDHAR 23.16 3.53 6.74
Punjab AMRITSAR 26.46 3.80 8.32
Punjab Gurdaspur 9.47 1.65 2.74
Punjab Ludhiana 25.02 5.13 7.19
Rajasthan TONK 36.92 5.45 19.92
Rajasthan KOTPUTLI-BEHROR 34.18 3.94 10.75
Rajasthan SALUMBAR 52.95 11.57 33.90
Rajasthan SIROHI 54.99 5.89 28.14
Rajasthan KOTA 35.73 5.05 17.18
Rajasthan SRI GANGANAGAR 21.53 2.68 7.97
Rajasthan SAWAI MADHOPUR 42.68 6.08 22.54
Rajasthan KHAIRTHAL-TIJARA 43.15 6.80 18.38
Rajasthan JHUNJHUNU 28.69 4.16 10.97
Rajasthan BEAWAR 33.92 8.27 19.08
Rajasthan HANUMANGARH 33.70 5.92 14.59
Rajasthan PRATAPGARH 45.95 7.29 27.78
16Rajasthan PHALODI 45.37 6.70 18.52
Rajasthan BUNDI 40.40 7.93 24.23
Rajasthan AJMER 31.73 7.97 15.59
Rajasthan RAJSAMAND 43.20 11.06 22.48
Rajasthan BARAN 50.56 6.23 24.69
Rajasthan DEEG 35.00 5.75 14.63
Rajasthan PALI 38.35 8.14 17.31
Rajasthan BHARATPUR 28.33 5.05 12.76
Rajasthan JAISALMER 40.54 7.67 18.56
Rajasthan CHURU 33.28 3.87 12.83
Rajasthan DHOLPUR 37.37 3.84 12.27
Rajasthan SIKAR 39.09 6.38 18.93
Rajasthan DIDWANA-KUCHAMAN 27.24 4.67 11.66
Rajasthan KAROULI 32.13 5.26 15.72
Rajasthan CHITTORGARH 32.85 8.23 17.12
Rajasthan DAUSA 24.75 8.22 17.26
Rajasthan JAIPUR 20.49 1.81 6.96
Rajasthan ALWAR 42.80 7.26 20.44
Rajasthan UDAIPUR 26.71 8.92 18.84
Rajasthan NAGAUR 19.89 3.64 7.76
Rajasthan JODHPUR 36.54 6.28 16.69
Rajasthan BIKANER 28.48 3.13 10.18
Rajasthan DUNGARPUR 50.06 8.28 35.04
Rajasthan BHILWARA 43.82 9.85 23.53
Rajasthan BALOTRA 40.74 5.27 14.14
Rajasthan JHALAWAR 40.10 11.86 27.76
Rajasthan BARMER 42.72 5.42 13.38
Rajasthan JALORE 44.03 8.10 16.62
Rajasthan BANSWARA 39.17 11.17 20.76
Sikkim Mangan 13.52 2.14 2.62
Sikkim Gyalshing 7.08 2.63 1.92
Sikkim Soreng 10.00 2.35 1.67
Sikkim Gangtok 3.82 1.09 0.97
Sikkim Namchi 12.90 2.74 2.60
Sikkim Pakyong 3.77 1.26 0.95
Tamil Nadu The Niligiris 24.16 4.31 12.02
Tamil Nadu Kanchipuram 8.70 2.23 4.14
Tamil Nadu Chengalpattu 11.24 3.45 6.03
Tamil Nadu Vellore 17.92 3.82 7.48
Tamil Nadu Nagapattinam 13.57 4.79 6.67
Tamil Nadu Tuticorin 12.95 2.63 5.57
Tamil Nadu Chennai 12.14 2.42 5.24
Tamil Nadu Perambalur 21.14 6.02 11.39
17Tamil Nadu Kanyakumari 8.38 2.34 3.72
Tamil Nadu Mayiladuthurai 16.72 4.54 6.43
Tamil Nadu Karur 16.60 4.81 7.77
Tamil Nadu Ramanathapuram 15.16 3.38 6.67
Tamil Nadu Villupuram 11.26 3.29 5.43
Tamil Nadu Tiruvannamalai 13.52 3.40 6.03
Tamil Nadu Virudhunagar 15.12 3.24 7.73
Tamil Nadu Thiruvallur 16.19 3.78 7.27
Tamil Nadu Sivaganga 12.17 4.41 6.36
Tamil Nadu Madurai 14.25 3.34 6.72
Tamil Nadu Pudukkottai 17.86 4.44 7.46
Tamil Nadu Tirunelveli 16.31 3.28 8.01
Tamil Nadu Theni 17.43 4.22 6.78
Tamil Nadu Ranipet 20.01 4.45 8.14
Tamil Nadu Dindigul 17.17 4.19 7.51
Tamil Nadu Tenkasi 13.90 3.88 6.58
Tamil Nadu Erode 12.17 4.17 7.25
Tamil Nadu Tirupathur 18.70 3.44 5.72
Tamil Nadu Tiruppur 10.59 3.06 4.76
Tamil Nadu Krishnagiri 22.34 4.68 8.80
Tamil Nadu Coimbatore 11.82 3.08 5.20
Tamil Nadu Dharmapuri 13.27 2.66 3.79
Tamil Nadu Ariyalur 9.53 2.89 4.79
Tamil Nadu Tiruchirappalli 11.08 3.43 6.44
Tamil Nadu Namakkal 16.38 5.29 8.15
Tamil Nadu Cuddalore 16.92 3.58 6.16
Tamil Nadu Kallakurichi 15.83 4.34 7.84
Tamil Nadu Thanjavur 10.88 2.70 4.44
Tamil Nadu Thiruvarur 16.37 4.16 5.26
Tamil Nadu Salem 11.41 2.73 4.10
Telangana Wanaparthy 38.16 6.76 21.04
Telangana Mulugu 39.60 8.06 19.96
Telangana Jangaon 31.18 4.73 15.30
Telangana Nagarkurnool 38.27 5.37 16.70
Telangana Narayanpet 48.51 6.69 26.59
Telangana Suryapet 28.43 4.87 13.05
Telangana Hanumakonda 33.10 7.31 16.20
Telangana Jayashankar- 35.18 5.47 17.01
Bhupalapalli
Telangana Yadadri-Bhuvangiri 27.31 7.34 16.88
Telangana Rajanna-Siricilla 30.47 4.11 12.63
Telangana Medak 36.35 7.92 21.96
Telangana Kamareddy 36.32 5.12 18.18
18Telangana Kumarambheem- 50.36 5.88 24.08
Asifabad
Telangana Bhadradri-Kothagudem 31.77 8.52 17.76
Telangana Jagtial 35.12 4.39 14.65
Telangana Jogulamba-Gadwal 55.04 5.26 26.11
Telangana Khammam 27.45 4.84 11.60
Telangana Nalgonda 35.58 5.72 16.73
Telangana Peddapalli 33.82 7.21 17.16
Telangana Karimnagar 36.24 5.88 19.09
Telangana Mahabubabad 32.25 7.64 16.53
Telangana Siddipet 31.09 5.64 16.69
Telangana Mahabubnagar 38.15 5.92 17.24
Telangana Warangal 33.36 7.28 15.61
Telangana Adilabad 49.31 6.61 26.45
Telangana Nirmal 43.85 5.58 19.84
Telangana Mancherial 37.52 5.21 17.30
Telangana Vikarabad 38.13 7.68 18.04
Telangana Rangareddy 34.06 6.16 13.85
Telangana Hyderabad 38.76 4.78 14.53
Telangana Nizamabad 34.79 4.68 15.24
Telangana Sangareddy 36.15 5.81 16.66
Telangana Medchal - Malkajigiri 33.96 6.19 13.44
Tripura Unakoti 42.39 7.00 20.47
Tripura Khowai 40.10 8.32 15.15
Tripura Gomati 39.79 9.39 17.17
Tripura South Tripura 45.57 10.51 22.33
Tripura Sepahijala 41.58 7.63 17.56
Tripura North Tripura 43.74 7.52 19.84
Tripura Dhalai 37.41 7.73 17.18
Tripura West Tripura 40.76 5.17 15.10
Uttar Pradesh Hapur 50.79 2.36 18.54
Uttar Pradesh Ghaziabad 42.30 3.11 14.27
Uttar Pradesh Kanpur Dehat 48.91 4.56 20.46
Uttar Pradesh Shamli 48.63 3.63 18.78
Uttar Pradesh Baghpat 44.07 3.67 17.13
Uttar Pradesh Kanpur Nagar 38.93 5.66 17.83
Uttar Pradesh Jalaun 48.15 1.67 13.57
Uttar Pradesh Etawah 48.99 4.58 18.23
Uttar Pradesh Amroha 53.73 5.68 23.99
Uttar Pradesh Meerut 46.96 2.35 17.30
Uttar Pradesh Muzaffarnagar 50.21 4.49 20.82
Uttar Pradesh Chitrakoot 59.48 7.20 29.14
Uttar Pradesh Firozabad 56.37 3.84 20.66
19Uttar Pradesh Lucknow 51.40 5.95 23.56
Uttar Pradesh Bhadohi 49.41 4.46 17.54
Uttar Pradesh Sant Kabir Nagar 42.01 5.82 15.74
Uttar Pradesh Mahoba 51.75 4.76 18.67
Uttar Pradesh Chandauli 44.83 2.53 14.19
Uttar Pradesh Sonbhadra 52.91 3.76 20.95
Uttar Pradesh Mirzapur 52.57 4.50 22.01
Uttar Pradesh Farrukhabad 52.22 4.75 21.82
Uttar Pradesh Kannauj 47.96 3.60 17.11
Uttar Pradesh Amethi 42.50 5.23 20.47
Uttar Pradesh Hamirpur 54.72 6.16 24.43
Uttar Pradesh Hathras 46.34 5.47 18.32
Uttar Pradesh Gautam Buddha Nagar 37.44 5.36 14.12
Uttar Pradesh Jhansi 49.09 6.07 20.25
Uttar Pradesh Varanasi 46.64 2.65 14.60
Uttar Pradesh Unnao 51.58 5.40 24.59
Uttar Pradesh Kaushambi 50.64 4.69 19.72
Uttar Pradesh Ambedkar Nagar 46.07 5.58 19.28
Uttar Pradesh Auraiya 43.74 5.76 17.32
Uttar Pradesh Etah 53.47 3.39 19.50
Uttar Pradesh Banda 59.33 5.38 29.60
Uttar Pradesh Raebareli 52.59 6.32 25.05
Uttar Pradesh Lalitpur 51.95 7.87 26.54
Uttar Pradesh Bijnor 40.28 3.88 15.84
Uttar Pradesh Bareilly 54.49 3.38 20.15
Uttar Pradesh Sambhal 56.79 4.37 22.93
Uttar Pradesh Moradabad 53.14 3.97 20.98
Uttar Pradesh Saharanpur 45.68 4.32 16.89
Uttar Pradesh Shravasti 45.78 9.09 22.85
Uttar Pradesh Mainpuri 51.57 5.64 17.10
Uttar Pradesh Rampur 49.52 4.82 22.44
Uttar Pradesh Mathura 49.71 4.97 19.73
Uttar Pradesh Bulandshahr 48.24 3.97 18.03
Uttar Pradesh Mau 32.88 6.26 14.25
Uttar Pradesh Shahjahanpur 46.96 4.19 19.77
Uttar Pradesh Ayodhya 45.64 4.76 17.98
Uttar Pradesh Agra 52.60 5.42 24.01
Uttar Pradesh Fatehpur 51.06 6.13 25.73
Uttar Pradesh Maharajganj 44.11 4.09 18.18
Uttar Pradesh Basti 40.23 6.03 15.68
Uttar Pradesh Sultanpur 50.82 6.44 19.84
Uttar Pradesh Balrampur 45.30 7.53 23.63
Uttar Pradesh Ghazipur 52.95 3.43 17.83
20Uttar Pradesh Barabanki 50.80 6.13 24.52
Uttar Pradesh Pilibhit 51.60 4.46 18.79
Uttar Pradesh Budaun 51.07 5.85 23.06
Uttar Pradesh Kushi Nagar 49.67 6.00 21.04
Uttar Pradesh Kasganj 44.52 5.76 16.94
Uttar Pradesh Pratapgarh 51.05 5.75 19.14
Uttar Pradesh Gonda 50.55 7.89 24.33
Uttar Pradesh Siddharth Nagar 52.01 11.57 27.70
Uttar Pradesh Hardoi 51.63 5.96 24.30
Uttar Pradesh Ballia 48.46 4.65 15.10
Uttar Pradesh Jaunpur 54.89 5.63 22.54
Uttar Pradesh Lakhimpur Kheri 44.49 2.95 17.35
Uttar Pradesh Prayagraj 44.51 5.75 17.99
Uttar Pradesh Sitapur 53.58 4.03 19.51
Uttar Pradesh Aligarh 45.27 5.54 18.36
Uttar Pradesh Deoria 46.79 5.35 17.53
Uttar Pradesh Bahraich 49.45 6.39 22.16
Uttar Pradesh Gorakhpur 46.33 6.91 20.55
Uttar Pradesh Azamgarh 44.31 2.50 14.19
Uttarakhand Rudraprayag 23.83 1.55 5.32
Uttarakhand Bageshwar 28.37 0.78 7.23
Uttarakhand Chamoli 16.86 1.50 3.88
Uttarakhand Pithoragarh 31.76 6.32 9.23
Uttarakhand Pauri Garhwal 23.76 3.00 5.14
Uttarakhand Almora 30.64 6.51 10.28
Uttarakhand Champawat 18.42 1.03 4.70
Uttarakhand Uttarkashi 31.52 7.73 10.78
Uttarakhand Dehradun 14.94 1.34 3.68
Uttarakhand Nainital 23.32 0.39 4.82
Uttarakhand Tehri Garhwal 27.16 5.60 6.36
Uttarakhand Udam Singh Nagar 21.54 1.34 5.89
Uttarakhand Haridwar 27.37 2.89 7.98
West Bengal Kalimpong 15.74 3.02 1.80
West Bengal DARJEELING 26.15 3.72 7.53
West Bengal PASCHIM BARDHAMAN 22.26 3.49 7.65
West Bengal Kolkata 32.65 9.76 9.25
West Bengal Jhargram 39.54 7.29 16.93
West Bengal PURULIA 36.27 5.71 15.08
West Bengal MALDAH 31.07 1.39 7.34
West Bengal Alipurduar 34.79 6.68 9.72
West Bengal DINAJPUR DAKSHIN 43.80 8.71 14.43
West Bengal BANKURA 34.03 6.08 10.77
West Bengal JALPAIGURI 32.45 7.61 9.07
21West Bengal MEDINIPUR WEST 27.84 4.36 7.90
West Bengal Howrah 33.88 3.38 7.33
West Bengal COOCHBEHAR 29.07 3.57 7.09
West Bengal Purba Medinipur 28.49 4.83 7.90
West Bengal HOOGHLY 33.16 5.86 7.71
West Bengal BIRBHUM 44.78 7.51 16.84
West Bengal PURBA BARDHAMAN 33.39 6.24 9.19
West Bengal NADIA 28.12 3.22 5.65
West Bengal Uttar Dinajpur 35.40 5.31 10.94
West Bengal 24 Paraganas North 33.34 4.46 7.81
West Bengal MURSHIDABAD 23.37 2.29 5.98
West Bengal South 24 Parganas 37.26 6.92 10.40
Andaman & Nicobar Nicobar 4.89 0.70 1.50
Islands
Andaman & Nicobar N & M Andaman 3.79 0.50 1.52
Islands
Andaman & Nicobar South Andamans 8.58 2.50 4.01
Islands
Dadra & Nagar Haveli - Diu 6.26 1.03 2.46
Daman & Diu
Dadra & Nagar Haveli - Daman 14.73 2.56 6.51
Daman & Diu
Dadra & Nagar Haveli - Dadra & Nagar Haveli 47.52 4.06 21.55
Daman & Diu
Delhi New Delhi 27.69 2.56 12.01
Delhi Central 31.11 2.21 10.78
Delhi East 27.08 2.68 12.36
Delhi Shahdara 25.96 1.69 10.86
Delhi South East 33.01 4.99 16.73
Delhi West 31.39 4.31 17.59
Delhi South 30.21 4.28 14.57
Delhi South West 33.81 3.34 16.56
Delhi North East 27.26 2.78 12.61
Delhi North West 29.15 4.30 16.08
Delhi North 35.05 5.51 19.58
J&K Ramban 25.33 1.90 10.78
J&K Poonch 8.72 0.60 1.88
J&K Udhampur 11.05 1.00 3.15
J&K Samba 19.30 2.47 5.36
J&K Shopian 20.58 2.23 5.79
J&K Kishtwar 26.83 2.96 8.59
J&K Srinagar 12.94 1.06 2.53
J&K Bandipora 11.43 1.84 3.28
J&K Kathua 19.12 1.26 4.49
22J&K Jammu 7.65 0.57 1.41
J&K Reasi 33.37 2.92 7.50
J&K Pulwama 9.41 0.99 2.12
J&K Budgam 12.90 1.33 3.16
J&K Kulgam 13.12 1.36 2.90
J&K Ganderbal 17.99 2.45 4.41
J&K Rajouri 30.36 2.38 9.28
J&K Anantnag 13.60 0.86 2.71
J&K Doda 23.14 3.59 6.39
J&K Kupwara 18.87 2.09 4.20
J&K Baramulla 13.96 1.40 3.34
Ladakh Leh 5.18 0.15 0.62
Ladakh Kargil 15.59 0.29 2.61
Lakshadweep Lakshadweep 44.83 11.62 22.54
Puducherry Mahe 57.38 6.33 17.30
Puducherry Yanam 49.62 9.62 16.54
Puducherry Karaikal 45.71 8.19 15.26
Puducherry Puducherry 39.32 5.89 11.30
UT-Chandigarh Chandigarh 22.27 5.34 14.69
23ANNEXURE-II
ANNEXURE REFERRED IN REPLY TO PART (b) OF LOK SABHA QUESTION NO. 1084
FOR 25.07.2025 REGARDING “MALNOURISHED CHILDREN IN ANGANWADIS”
ASKED BY SHRI SUDAMA PRASAD
The State wise detail of funds released under Mission Poshan 2.0 during from FY 2021-22
to previous year is as follows:
Funds in Crores
Name of the States/UT FY FY FY FY
2021- 2022- 2023- 2024-
2022 2023 2024 2025
1 Andaman and Nicobar Islands 19.71 3.85 12.15 9.63
2 Andhra Pradesh 744.60 827.79 705.68 645.73
3 Arunachal Pradesh 170.83 137.78 162.06 102.61
4 Assam 1319.90 1651.63 2233.31 2482.34
5 Bihar 1574.43 1740.09 1859.29 2262.92
6 Chandigarh 15.32 33.10 19.79 14.56
7 Chhattisgarh 606.73 668.96 579.46 733.3
8 Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu 9.33 5.80 11.97 9.13
9 Delhi 133.11 182.77 161.81 160.41
10 Goa 10.84 14.71 13.95 13.44
11 Gujarat 839.86 912.64 1126.80 601.32
12 Haryana 173.03 195.25 225.78 232.69
13 Himachal Pradesh 247.99 270.24 301.09 313.07
14 Jammu & Kashmir 405.74 479.01 530.88 662.79
15 Jharkhand 352.98 430.91 664.30 496.95
16 Karnataka 1003.70 765.87 912.96 886.85
17 Kerala 388.23 444.98 306.64 435.74
18 Ladakh 14.70 18.79 19.62 18.89
19 Lakshadweep 2.11 0.44 2.88 1.35
20 Madhya Pradesh 1085.47 1011.57 1123.11 1144.54
21 Maharashtra 1713.39 1646.17 1699.52 1368.84
22 Manipur 228.92 135.95 201.28 342.87
23 Meghalaya 173.33 192.39 269.69 137.93
24 Mizoram 59.32 42.81 100.27 55.29
25 Nagaland 159.80 199.30 262.91 147.01
26 Odisha 1065.98 923.92 968.80 948.16
27 Puducherry 2.78 0.12 4.48 3.68
28 Punjab 383.52 75.31 307.87 265.48
29 Rajasthan 682.65 974.02 1091.96 741.85
30 Sikkim 25.73 20.33 33.49 18.07
31 Tamil Nadu 655.38 766.81 880.79 638.47
32 Telangana 482.33 550.69 507.87 430.76
2433 Tripura 186.72 150.52 244.22 153.41
34 Uttar Pradesh 2407.55 2721.87 2668.69 2694.62
35 Uttarakhand 353.65 425.84 288.24 216.33
36 West Bengal 668.35 1227.59 1237.56 1513.8
Total 18368.01 19849.82 21741.17 20904.83
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