IWS Documented News INTERNATIONAL: August 2011

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Institute for Workplace Studies----------------- Professor Samuel B. Bacharach
School of Industrial & Labor Relations-------- Director, Institute for Workplace Studies
Cornell University
16 East 34th Street, 4th floor---------------------- Stuart Basefsky
New York, NY 10016 -------------------------------Director, IWS News Bureau
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United States International Trade Commission (USITC)

OFFICE OF INDUSTRIES WORKING PAPER ID-29

U.S. Multinational Services Companies: Effects of Foreign Affiliate Activity on U.S. Employment

by Lisa Alejandro, Richard Brown, Erick Oh, Joann Peterson, Samantha Brady Pham, Matthew Reisman, and Isaac Wohl

http://www.usitc.gov/publications/332/working_papers/ServicesEmploymentWorkingPaperNEWFINAL8.23.11.pdf

[full-text, 81 pages]

Abstract

This working paper examines the effect that U.S. services firms’ establishment abroad has on

domestic employment. Whereas many papers have explored the employment effects of foreign

direct investment in manufacturing, few have explored the effects of services investment. We

find that services multinationals’ activities abroad increase U.S. employment by promoting

intrafirm exports from parent firms to their foreign affiliates. These exports support jobs at the

parents’ headquarters and throughout their U.S. supply chains. Our findings are principally

based on economic research and econometric analysis performed by Commission staff, services

trade and investment data published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, and employment data

collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In the aggregate, we find that services activities

abroad support nearly 700,000 U.S. jobs. Case studies of U.S. multinationals in the banking,

computer, logistics, and retail industries provide the global dimensions of U.S. MNC operations

and identify domestic employment effects associated with foreign affiliate activity in each

industry.

CONTENTS

Abstract i

Introduction 1

1: Estimation of Employment Effects 6

Domestic employment effects

2: Banking Services 15

Summary 15

Industry overview 15

Operations of Multinational Banks and Links to Employment 18

3: Computer Services 23

Summary 23

Overview 23

Employment in computer services 26

Effects on multinational’s foreign activities on U.S. employment 27

Conclusions 31

4: Logistics Services 33

Summary 33

Industry overview 33

Operations of MNCs in the logistics industry 36

International operations of logistics services providers 36

Overall employment trends 37

International employment 38

Employment in the United States 39

Employment at firms that rely on logistics networks 42

Conclusion 42

5: Retail Services 45

Summary 45

Overview: An increasingly international business 45

Employment in the retail industry 48

Operations of multinational retailers and U.S. employment 52

Directions for future research 55

Conclusion 57

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IWS Documented News Service
_______________________________
Institute for Workplace Studies----------------- Professor Samuel B. Bacharach
School of Industrial & Labor Relations-------- Director, Institute for Workplace Studies
Cornell University
16 East 34th Street, 4th floor---------------------- Stuart Basefsky
New York, NY 10016 -------------------------------Director, IWS News Bureau
________________________________________________________________________

European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions [Dublin Foundation]

European Quality of Life Survey

Quality of life in ethnically diverse neighbourhoods [19 August 2011]

http://www.eurofound.europa.eu/publications/htmlfiles/ef1122.htm

or

http://www.eurofound.europa.eu/pubdocs/2011/22/en/1/EF1122EN.pdf

[full-text, 89 pages]

Author:

Davies, Rhys; Wilkins, Clair; Harrison, Eric; Sibley, Elissa; Owen, David

Summary:

Many European countries have seen high levels of immigration from all parts of the world in the past two decades and the population of visible minority ethnic groups has grown rapidly. This report presents the results of a research programme analysing the quality of life in ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in EU15 countries based on the 2007 European Quality of Life Survey (EQLS). The findings confirm that material poverty is often combined with higher degrees of social exclusion in such neighbourhoods. The perceived quality of life is also lower in these areas and in general they have higher levels of social tension. From a policy point of view, this underlines the need for an integrated and comprehensive social and housing policy intervention in affected high-diversity neighbourhoods, with strong involvement of local communities. An executive summary is available.

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Cornell/ILR School
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IWS Documented News Service
_______________________________
Institute for Workplace Studies----------------- Professor Samuel B. Bacharach
School of Industrial & Labor Relations-------- Director, Institute for Workplace Studies
Cornell University
16 East 34th Street, 4th floor---------------------- Stuart Basefsky
New York, NY 10016 -------------------------------Director, IWS News Bureau
________________________________________________________________________

National Income and Product Accounts

Gross Domestic Product, 2nd quarter 2011 (second estimate)

Corporate Profits, 2nd quarter 2011 (preliminary estimate)

http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/2011/gdp2q11_2nd.htm

or

http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/2011/pdf/gdp2q11_2nd.pdf

[full-text, 16 pages]

or

http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/2011/xls/gdp2q11_2nd.xls

[spreadsheet]

and

Highlights

http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/2011/pdf/gdp2q11_2nd_fax.pdf

Real gross domestic product -- the output of goods and services produced by labor and property

located in the United States -- increased at an annual rate of 1.0 percent in the second quarter of 2011,

(that is, from the first quarter to the second quarter), according to the "second" estimate released by the

Bureau of Economic Analysis. In the first quarter, real GDP increased 0.4 percent.

The GDP estimates released today are based on more complete source data than were available

for the "advance" estimate issued last month. In the advance estimate, the increase in real GDP was 1.3

percent (see "Revisions" on page 3).

The increase in real GDP in the second quarter primarily reflected positive contributions from

nonresidential fixed investment, exports, personal consumption expenditures (PCE), and federal

government spending that were partly offset by negative contributions from state and local government

spending and private inventory investment. Imports, which are a subtraction in the calculation of GDP,

increased.

The acceleration in real GDP in the second quarter primarily reflected a deceleration in imports,

an upturn in federal government spending, and an acceleration in nonresidential fixed investment that

were partly offset by decelerations in PCE and in exports and a downturn in private inventory

investment.

AND MUCH MORE...including TABLES....

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This information is provided to subscribers, friends, faculty, students and alumni of the School of Industrial & Labor Relations (ILR). It is a service of the Institute for Workplace Studies (IWS) in New York City. Stuart Basefsky is responsible for the selection of the contents which is intended to keep researchers, companies, workers, and governments aware of the latest information related to ILR disciplines as it becomes available for the purposes of research, understanding and debate. The content does not reflect the opinions or positions of Cornell University, the School of Industrial & Labor Relations, or that of Mr. Basefsky and should not be construed as such. The service is unique in that it provides the original source documentation, via links, behind the news and research of the day. Use of the information provided is unrestricted. However, it is requested that users acknowledge that the information was found via the IWS Documented News Service.

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Cornell/ILR School
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IWS Documented News Service
_______________________________
Institute for Workplace Studies----------------- Professor Samuel B. Bacharach
School of Industrial & Labor Relations-------- Director, Institute for Workplace Studies
Cornell University
16 East 34th Street, 4th floor---------------------- Stuart Basefsky
New York, NY 10016 -------------------------------Director, IWS News Bureau
________________________________________________________________________

Government of India

Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation

INDIA STATISTICS

http://mospi.nic.in/Mospi_New/Site/India_Statistics.aspx?status=1&menu_id=14

See CHAPTER 32—LABOR & EMPLOYMENT and CHAPTER 41—TRADE UNIONS [Below]

see also the following

STATISTICAL YEAR BOOK INDIA, 2011

http://mospi.nic.in/Mospi_New/upload/statistical_year_book_2011.htm

India Statistics

India An Overview

Chapter 1. INDIA, BRIC AND THE WORLD

· INDIA, BRIC AND THE WORLD
http://mospi.nic.in/Mospi_New/upload/statistical_year_book_2011/SECTOR-1-INDIA%20AN%20OVERVIEW/CH-01-INDIA,BRIC%20AND%20THE%20WORLD/INDIA,%20BRIC%20AND%20THE%20WORLD.pdf

·

Chapter 2. AREA AND POPULATION

· TABLE 2.1 - AREA AND POPULATION BY STATES

· TABLE 2.2 - DECENNIAL POPULATION BY CENSUS graph

· TABLE 2.3 - PROJECTED POPULATION

· TABLE 2.4 - PROJECTED TOTAL/URBAN POPULATION BY SEX AS ON 1ST MARCH graph

· TABLE 2.5 - ESTIMATED BIRTH RATES, DEATH RATES AND INFANT MORTALITY RATES BY RESIDENCE graph

· TABLE 2.6 - EXPECTATION OF LIFE

· TABLE 2.7 - ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION OF THE POPULATION graph

· TABLE 2.8 - POPULATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES

· TABLE 2.9 - ESTIMATED MID YEAR POPULATION BY STATES/UTs

Chapter 3. NATIONAL PRODUCT AND RELATED AGGREGATES

· TABLE 3.1 & 3.2 - NATIONAL PRODUCT AT FACTOR COST graph

· TABLE 3.3 - NET DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY (AT CURRENT PRICES)

· TABLE 3.4 - NET DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY (AT 2004-05 PRICES) graph

· TTABLE 3.5 - PRIVATE FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE IN DOMESTIC MARKET (AT CURRENT PRICES)

· TABLE 3.6 - PRIVATE FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE IN DOMESTIC MARKET (AT 2004-05 PRICES)

· TABLE 3.7 - DOMESTIC SAVING BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION graph

· TABLE 3.8 - CAPITAL FORMATION BY TYPE OF ASSETS AND BY TYPE OF INSTITUTIONS (AT CURRENT PRICES)

· TABLE 3.9 - CAPITAL FORMATION BY TYPE OF ASSETS AND BY TYPE OF INSTITUTIONS (AT 2004-05 PRICES)

· TABLE 3.10 - PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC SECTOR

Chapter 4. BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

· TABLE 4.1 - OVERALL BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

· TABLE 4.2 - EXTERNAL ASSISTANCE-AUTHORIZATION AND UTILIZATION CLASSIFIED BY SOURCE graph

Chapter 5. NATIONAL FINANCE

· TABLE 5.1 - BUDGETARY POSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA graph

· TABLE 5.2 - REVENUE FROM CUSTOMS DUTIES Graph graph

· TABLE 5.3 - REVENUE FROM UNION EXCISE DUTIES

· TABLE 5.4 & 5.5 - RECEIPTS UNDER CORPORATION TAX / INCOME TAX Graph graph

· TABLE 5.6 - ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION OF THE CENTRAL BUDGET graph

Chapter 6. DIRECT AND INDIRECT TAXES

· TABLE 6.1 6.2 & 6.3 - REVENUE REALISATION FROM DIRECT/INDIRECT/DIRECT & INDIRECT TAXES Graph graph

· TABLE 6.4 - DIRECT TAXES (INCOME TAX & OTHER TAXES) COLLECTIONS PRE ASSESSMENT AND POST ASSESSMENT SCENARIO

· TABLE 6.5 - COST OF COLLECTION OF DIRECT TAXES Graph graph

· TABLE 6.6 - NUMBER OF EFFECTIVE ASSESSES Graph graph

· TABLE 6.7 - YEAR-WISE CORPORATION TAX COLLECTED UNDER VARIOUS HEADS

· TABLE 6.8 - YEAR-WISE INCOME TAX (OTHER THAN CORPORATION TAX) COLLECTED UNDER VARIOUS HEADS

· TABLE 6.9 - ZONE-WISE REVENUE COLLECTION FROM CUSTOMS DUTIES SINCE 2006-07

· TABLE 6.10 - CUSTOMS REVENUE COLLECTION FROM MAJOR COMMODITY GROUPS SINCE 2006-07

· TABLE 6.11 - VALUE OF IMPORTS, IMPORT DUTIES COLLECTION AND COLLECTION RATES SINCE 2000-01

· TABLE 6.12 - COLLECTION RATES FOR SELECTED IMPORT GROUPS

· TABLE 6.13 - ZONE-WISE REVENUE COLLECTION FROM CENTRAL EXCISE DUTIES SINCE 2006-07

· TABLE 6.14 - EXCISE REVENUE FROM POL AND NON-POL SINCE 2000-01

· TABLE 6.15: REVENUE COLLECTION FROM CENTRAL EXCISE DUTIES FROM MAJOR COMMODITY GROUPS SINCE 2006-07

· TABLE 6.16: SERVICE-WISE REVENUE COLLECTION FROM SERVICE TAX SINCE 2006-07

Chapter 7. FIVE YEAR PLANS

· TABLE 7.1 - PLAN OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE IN CENTRE, STATES AND UNION TERRITORIES

· TABLE 7.2 - PLAN OUTLAY/EXPENDITURE FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BY HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT

· TABLE 7.3 - PLAN EXPENDITURE FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BY HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT Actual Expenditure 2004-05 graph

· TABLE 7.4 - PLAN EXPENDITURE FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BY HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT Actual Expenditure 2005-06 graph

· TABLE 7.5 - PLAN EXPENDITURE FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BY HEADS OF DEVELOPMENT Actual Expenditure 2006-07 graph

Agriculture Sector

Chapter 8. AGRICULTURE

· TABLE 8.1 - PATTERN OF LAND UTILISATION graph

· TABLE 8.2 - AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS

· TABLE 8.3 - PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL CROPS

· TABLE 8.4 - AVERAGE YIELD OF PRINCIPAL CROPS

· TABLE 8.5 - INDEX NUMBER OF PRINCIPAL CROPS graph

· TABLE 8.6 - COST ESTIMATE OF SOME PRINCIPAL CROPS IN FIVE MAJOR PRODUCING STATES DURING 2007-08

Chapter 9. HORTICULTURE

· TABLE 9.1 - AREA AND PRODUCTION ESTIMATES OF HORTICULTURE CROPS -SUMMARY

· TABLE 9.2 - AREA AND PRODUCTION OF VARIOUS HORTICULTURE CROPS graph

· TABLE 9.3 - AREA AND PRODUCTION OF FLOWERS-STATEWISE

· TABLE 9.4 - AREA PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF VARIOUS KINDS OF SPICES

· TABLE 9.5 - AREA AND PRODUCTION OF FRUITS-STATEWISE

· TABLE 9.6 - AREA AND PRODUCTION OF VEGETABLES -STATEWISE

· TABLE 9.7 - AREA AND PRODUCTION OF PLANTATIONS -STATEWISE

· TABLE 9.8 - EXPORT OF HORTICULTURE PRODUCE IN INDIA graph

· TABLE 9.9 - MAJOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PRODUCING COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD (2008-09) graph

Chapter 10. LIVESTOCK & FISHERIES

· TABLE 10.1 - NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY graph

· TABLE 10.2 - INCIDENCE OF LIVESTOCK DISEASES IN INDIA

· TABLE 10.3 - ADULT MALE CATTLE AND BUFFALO WITH THEIR STATUS

· TABLE 10.4 - PRODUCTION OF MILK graph

· TABLE 10.5 - PRODUCTION OF WOOL AND EGGS graph

· TABLE 10.6 - FISH CATCH & LANDINGS-BY GROUP OF SPECIES

· TABLE 10.7 - QUANTITY OF FISH CATCH BY DIS POSITION

Chapter 11. SERICULTURE

Chapter 12. IRRIGATION

Industry Sector

Chapter 13. ECONOMIC CENSUS

· TABLE 13.1 - DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY MAJOR ACTIVITY GROUPS, LOCATION AND BY TYPE

· TABLE 13.2 - DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY MAJOR ACTIVITY GROUPS AND BY SOURCE OF FINANCE

· TABLE 13.3 - DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENT WITH SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS BY THEIR LOCATION AND BY TYPE

· TABLE 13.4 - STATE-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY LOCATION AND TYPE graph

· TABLE 13.5 - DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS AND PERSONS

· TABLE 13.6 - STATE-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY SIZE-CLASS OF TOTAL EMPLOYMENT

· TABLE 13.7 - DISTRIBUTION OF WORKERS BY LOCATION, SEX AND BY TYPE OF ESTABLISHMENTS

· TABLE 13.8 - DISTRIBUTION OF WORKERS BY MAJOR ACTIVITY GROUPS, LOCATION AND BY TYPE

· TABLE 13.9 - STATE-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF WORKERS BY LOCATION AND TYPE OF ESTABLISHMENTS graph

Chapter 14. INDUSTRY

· TABLE 14.1 - ANNUAL SURVEY OF INDUSTRIES ( FACTORY SECTOR) BY STATES graph

· TABLE 14.2 - ANNUAL SURVEY OF INDUSTRIES (FACTORY SECTOR) : 2007-08

· TABLE 14.3 - MILL PRODUCTION OF COTTON YARN

· TABLE 14.4 - PRODUCTION OF COTTON CLOTH

· TABLE 14.5 - PRODUCTION OF MAN-MADE FIBER FABRICS

· TABLE 14.6 - PRODUCTION OF SELECTED ITEMS

· TABLE 14.7 - INDEX NUMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION graph

· TABLE 14.8 - PERFORMANCE OF MICRO, SMALL, MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSMEs)

Chapter 15. MINING

· TABLE 15.1 - NUMBER OF REPORTING MINES IN INDIA

· TABLE 15.2 - PRODUCTION OF MINERALS AND ORES BY SELECTED ITEMS graph

· TABLE 15.3 - INDEX OF MINERAL PRODUCTION graph

Chapter 16. ENERGY

· TABLE 16.1: ESTIMATED RESERVE AND INSTALLED CAPACITY OF VARIOUS OF ENERGIES

· TABLE 16.2 : PRODUCTION, AVAILABILITY AND CONSUMPTION OF PRIMARY SOURCES OF CONVENTIONAL ENERGY graph

· TABLE 16.3 : PRODUCTION OF COAL AND COAL DERIVATIVES & COAL BY-PRODUCTS

· TABLE 16.4 : CONSUMPTION OF RAW COAL BY DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES

· TABLE 16.5 : DOMESTIC PRODUCTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

· TABLE 16.6 : CONSUMPTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

· TABLE 16.7: CONSUMPTION OF SELECTED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DURING 2008-09

· TABLE 16.8 : INDUSTRY-WISE OFF-TAKE OF NATURAL GAS

· TABLE 16.9 :GROSS GENERATION OF ELECTRICITY IN UTILITIES AND NON-UTILITIES

· TABLE 16.10: CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICITY (FROM UTILITY) BY SECTORS

· TABLE 16.11 : ELECTRICITY GENERATED (FROM UTILITY), DISTRIBUTED, SOLD AND LOST

· TABLE 16.12: ELECTRICITY-INSTALLED CAPACITY, GENERATION AND CONSUMPTION graph

· TABLE 16.13: ELECTRICITY SOLD TO ULTIMATE CONSUMERS

· TABLE 16.14: NUMBER OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES ELECTRIFIED IN INDIA

· TABLE 16.15: Statewise and Sourcewise Installed Capacity of Grid Interactive Renewable Power as on 30.03.2009

· TABLE 16.16 : INSTALLATION OF OFF-GRID/DECENTRALISED RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS/DEVICES DURING 2008-09

Chapter 17. COMPANIES

· TABLE 17.1(A)-COMPANIES AT WORK BY INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY graph

· TABLE 17.1(B)- COMPANIES AT WORK (NUMBER AND PAID-UP CAPITAL) graph

· TABLE 17.2(A) COMPANIES NEWLY REGISTERED BY INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY graph

· TABLE 17.2(B)-COMPANIES NEWLY REGISTERED BY MAJOR CLASSIFICATION graph

· TABLE 17.3- COMPANIES CEASED TO WORK BY MAJOR CLASSIFICATION

Service Sector

Chapter 18. TRADE

· TABLE 18.1-FOREIGN TRADE : OVERALL TRADE IN MERCHANDISE AND TREASURE graph

· TABLE 18.2-FOREIGN TRADE : INDIA'S FOREIGN TRADE BY CHAPTERS AND SECTION

· TABLE 18.3-VALUE OF IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE INTO INDIA BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF CONSIGNMENT graph

· TABLE 18.4-VALUE OF EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE (INDIAN PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES) FROM INDIA, BY PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF DESTINATION graph

· TABLE 18.5-SUMMARY OF THE VALUE OF MERCHANDISE TRADE BY REVISED ECONOMIC REGIONS

· TABLE 18.6-QUANTITY AND VALUE OF IMPORTS OF PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF FOREIGN MERCHANDISE

· TABLE 18.7-QUANTITY AND VALUE OF EXPORTS OF PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF INDIAN PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES

· TABLE 18.8 -INDEX NUMBERS OF IMPORTS OF THE UNIT VALUES AND OF QUANTUM OF IMPORTS graph

· TABLE 18.9-INDEX NUMBERS OF EXPORTS OF THE UNIT VALUES AND OF QUANTUM OF EXPORTS graph

· TABLE 18.10-COASTING TRADE: TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORT MERCHANDISE TO VARIOUS MARITIME BLOCKS OF INDIA graph

· TABLE 18.11-COASTING TRADE : TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORT MERCHANDISE FROM VARIOUS MARITIME BLOCKS OF INDIA graph

· TABLE 18.12(A) -MOVEMENT OF CERTAIN PRINCIPAL ARTICLES BY RAIL AND RIVER BETWEEN THE STATES AND CHIEF PORT TOWNS

· TABLE 18.12(B) -MOVEMENT OF CERTAIN PRINCIPAL ARTICLES BY RAIL AND RIVER BETWEEN THE STATES AND CHIEF PORT TOWNS

Chapter 19. INDIAN RAILWAYS

· TABLE 19.1 - RAILWAY STATISTICS - SUMMARY graph

· TABLE 19.2 - PASSENGERS AND GOODS CARRIED AND EARNINGS DERIVED THERE FROM BY RAILWAYS graph

· TABLE 19.3 - CAPITAL - AT - CHARGE, EARNINGS AND EXPENSES OF RAILWAYS

· TABLE 19.4 - FINANCIAL RESULTS OF GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

· TABLE 19.5 - REVENUE ACCOUNT OF THE RAILWAYS IN RESPECT OF WHICH GOVERNMENT IS FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE

· TABLE 19.6 - DETAILS OF GROSS TRAFFIC EARNINGS

· TABLE 19.7 - NUMBER OF PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED ACCORDING TO NATURE OF ACCIDENTS

Chapter 20. MOTOR VEHICLES

· TABLE 20.1 - NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED IN INDIA (TAXED AND TAX-EXEMPTED) graph

· TABLE 20.2 - REVENUE FROM ROAD TRANSPORT graph

· TABLE 20.3 - WORKING OF STATE TRANSPORT UNDERTAKINGS

· TABLE 20.4 - TOTAL REGISTERED MOTOR VEHICLES IN INDIA (STATE-WISE)

· TABLE 20.5 - TOTAL REGISTERED MOTOR VEHICLES IN METROPOLITAN CITIES

· TABLE 20.6 - CATEGORY-WISE AUTOMOBILE PRODUCTION

Chapter 21. ROADS

· TABLE 21.1 - TOTAL AND SURFACED ROAD LENGTH

· TABLE 21.2 - LENGTH OF HIGHWAYS BY AUTHORITIES graph

· TABLE 21.3 - LENGTH OF URBAN ROADS BY AUTHORITIES

· TABLE 21.4 - LENGTH OF PROJECT ROADS BY AUTHORITIES

· TABLE 21.5 - LENGTH OF NATIONAL AND STATE HIGHWAYS-BY WIDTH

· TABLE 21.6 - GROWTH OF NATIONAL HIGHWAYS IN INDIA AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE INCURRED THERE-ON graph

Chapter 22. SHIPPING

· TABLE 22.1 - STRENGTH OF INDIAN MERCHANT SHIPPING FLEET

· TABLE 22.2 - SHARE OF INDIAN FOREIGN\FLAG VESSELS IN THE OVERSEAS CARGO TRAFFIC HANDLED AT PORTS

· TABLE 22.3 - VESSELS ENTERED AND CLEARED BY STEAMERS AND SAILING VESSELS

· TABLE 22.4 - NUMBER AND TONNAGE OF VESSELS WHICH ENTERED AND CLEARED AT INDIAN PORTS BY NATIONALITIES graph

· TABLE 22.5 - TONNAGE OF VESSELS WHICH ENTERED AND CLEARED AT INDIAN PORTS IN COASTAL TRADE BY NATIONALITIES

· TABLE 22.6 - TOTAL SHIPPING IN THE FOREIGN AND COASTAL TRADE AT MAJOR PORTS

· TABLE 22.7 - GROSS WEIGHT OF CARGO HANDLED AT MAJOR PORTS

Chapter 23. CIVIL AVIATION

· TABLE 23.1- INDIAN SCHEDULED OPERATIONS graph

· TABLE 23.2 - TOTAL TRAFFIC AND OPERATING STATISTICS OF AIR INDIA ON NON-SCHEDULED REVENUE SERVICES

Chapter 24. BANKS

· TABLE 24.1(A) - LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF THE RESERVE BANK OF INDIA Banking Department graph

· TABLE 24.1(B) - LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF THE RESERVE BANK OF INDIA Issue Department

· TABLE 24.2 - LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF BANKS Scheduled commercial Banks graph

· TABLE 24.3 - CHEQUE CLEARANCES-BY CENTRES

· TABLE 24.4 - CASH DEPOSIT RATIO BY CLASS OF BANKS

· TABLE 24.5 - LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF I FCI Limited graph

· TABLE 24.6 - LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF STATE FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS graph

· TABLE 24.7 - INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF INDIA - LIABILITIES AND ASSETS graph

· TABLE 24.8 - MONEY RATES IN INDIA

Chapter 25. INSURANCE

· TABLE 25.1 - LIFE INSURANCE REVENUE ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA graph

· TABLE 25.2 - NEW LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS BY INDIAN INSURERS AND TOTAL LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS IN FORCE

· TABLE 25.3 - LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF THE LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA graph

· TABLE 25.4 - POST OFFICE LIFE INSURANCE FUND ACCOUNT graph

· TABLE 25.5 - POSTAL LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES ISSUED

· TABLE 25.6 - POSTAL LIFE INSURANCE (PLI) & RURAL POSTAL LIFE INSURANCE (RPLI) POLICIES ISSUED graph

· TABLE 25.7 - GROWTH OF POSTAL LIFE INSURANCE (PLI) & RURAL POSTAL LIFE INSURANCE (RPLI)

· TABLE 25.8 - PARTICULARS RELATING TO PREMIUM DERIVED FROM FIRE, MARINE AND MISCELLANEOUS INSURANCE BUSINESS OF INDIAN INSURERS

Chapter 26. TOURISM

· TABLE 26.1 - NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURISTS TO INDIA graph

· TABLE 26.2 - FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS IN INDIA FROM TOP 15 SOURCE COUNTRIES. graph

· TABLE 26.3 - FOREIGN EXCHANGE EARNING FROM TOURISM

Chapter 27. HOTELS

· TABLE 27.1 - HOTELS IN DIFFERENT CITIES AND STATES INDIA

· TABLE 27.2 - OCCUPANCY RATES OF HOTELS IN INDIA

Chapter 28. HOUSING

· TABLE 28.1 (A) - OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES AND HOUSEHOLDS IN THE COUNTRY

· TABLE 28.1 (B) - OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL RURAL HOUSES AND HOUSEHOLDS IN THE COUNTRY

· TABLE 28.1 (C) - OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL URBAN HOUSES AND HOUSEHOLDS IN THE COUNTRY

· TABLE 28.2 - DISTRIBUTION OF CENSUS HOUSES ACCORDING TO THE USES TO WHICH THEY ARE PUT

· TABLE 28.3 (A) - DISTRIBUTION OF RURAL HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF DWELLINGS

· TABLE 28.3 (B) - DISTRIBUTION OF URBAN HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF DWELLINGS

· TABLE 28.4 (A) - PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN PUCCA, SEMI PUCCA AND KUTCHA HOUSES FOR SOME SELECTED STATES

· TABLE 28.4 (B) - PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF RURAL HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN VARIOUS TYPES OF HOUSES

· TABLE 28.4 (C) - PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF URBAN HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN VARIOUS TYPES OF HOUSES

· TABLE 28.5 (A) - PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF OCCUPANCY

· TABLE 28.5 (B) - PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF OCCUPANCY

· TABLE 28.6 - DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY SIZE OF DWELLING UNITS OCCUPIED

· TABLE 28.7 - PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER

· TABLE 28.8 - DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS HAVING SAFE DRINKING WATER FACILITIES

· TABLE 28.9 - DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS HAVING ELECTRICITY

· TABLE 28.10 - DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS HAVING TOILET FACILITIES

· TABLE 28.11(A) - PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF RURAL HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF LATRINE-NSS 58th Round (Jul.-Dec. 2002)

· TABLE 28.11(B)-PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF URBAN HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF LATRINE-NSS 58th Round (Jul.-Dec. 2002)

· TABLE 28.12-AVERAGE COVERED AREA (IN SQ. METRES) OF DWELLING UNIT BY STATES AND BY TYPE OF DWELLING UNIT FOR SOME SELECTED STATES

Social Sector

Chapter 29. EDUCATION

· TABLE 29.1 - EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, SCHOLARS AND EXPENDITURE graph

· TABLE 29.2 - NUMBER OF RECOGNISED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

· TABLE 29.3 - ENROLMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION ACCORDING TO FACULTY AND STAGE

· TABLE 29.4 - ENROLMENT IN SCHOOL EDUCATION BY COURSES AND STAGES IN RECOGNISED INSTITUTIONS

· TABLE 29.5 - NUMBER OF TEACHERS IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

· TABLE 29.6 - LITERACY RATE IN INDIA

Chapter 30. HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

· TABLE 30.1 - NUMBER OF ALLOPATHIC HOSPITALS, DISPENSARIES AND BEDS

· TABLE 30.2 - HOSPITALS AND BED STRENGTH UNDER AYUSH SYSTEMS

· TABLE 30.3 - STATISTICS OF MENTAL HOSPITALS

· TABLE 30.4 - DISPENSARIES UNDER AYUSH SYSTEMS

· TABLE 30.5 - DISPENSARIES AND BENEFICIARIES UNDER

· TABLE 30.6 - ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE AND RURAL HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE

· TABLE 30.7 - NUMBER OF REGISTERED ALLOPATHIC MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS AND DENTAL SURGEONS graph

· TABLE 30.8 - REGISTERED PRACTITIONERS UNDER AYUSH SYSTEMS graph

· TABLE 30.9 - NUMBER OF REGISTERED GENERAL NURSING MIDWIFERY, AUXILIARY NURSE-MIDWIVES AND HEALTH VISITORS graph

· TABLE 30.10 - NUMBER OF ALLOPATHIC MEDICAL & DENTAL COLLEGES AND ADMISSION

· TABLE 30.11 - POST GRADUATE INSTITUTES AND ADMISSION CAPACITY UNDER AYUSH SYSTEMS

· TABLE 30.12 - UNDER GRADUATE INSTITUTES AND ADMISSION CAPACITY UNDER AYUSH SYSTEMS

· TABLE 30.13 - ACHIEVEMENTS OF FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME graph

· TABLE 30.14 - ACHIEVEMENTS OF IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMME graph

· TABLE 30.15 - NUMBER OF CASES AND DEATHS DUE TO DISEASES

Chapter 31. POST AND COMMUNICATION

· TABLE 31.1 - GENERAL STATISTICS OF POST OFFICES

· TABLE 31.2 - ESTIMATED NUMBER OF POSTCARDS, LETTERS, NEWSPAPERS, PARCELS AND PACKETS HANDLED

· TABLE 31.3 - NUMBER OF POST OFFICES, LETTER BOXES AND POSTAL ARTICLES graph

· TABLE 31.4 - TOTAL NUMBER AND AMOUNT OF MONEY ORDERS graph

· TABLE 31.5 - NUMBER OF POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS, DEPOSITORS AND AMOUNT OF DEPOSITS

· TABLE 31.6 - RECEIPTS AND CHARGES OF THE POST OFFICES graph

· TABLE 31.7 - TELEPHONES** PER 100 POPULATION - STATE-WISE graph

Chapter 32. LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT

· TABLE 32.1 - ESTIMATED EMPLOYMENT IN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS graph

· TABLE 32.2 - EMPLOYMENT IN RAILWAYS

· TABLE 32.3 - FACTORY EMPLOYMENT

· TABLE 32.4: FACTORY EMPLOYMENT BY STATES graph

· TABLE 32.5: FACTORY EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY GROUPS AT THREE DIGIT LEVEL OF NIC 1998

· TABLE 32.6: ESTIMATED AVERAGE FACTORY EMPLOYMENT IN WORKING FACTORIES : 2005 (BY STATES-AT 2 DIGIT LEVEL OF N.I.C. - 1998)

· TABLE 32.7: EMPLOYMENT IN FACTORIES- ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS AND CHILDREN ACCORDING TO SEX BY STATES

· TABLE 32.8: ESTIMATED AVERAGE DAILY EMPLOYMENT AND WORKING FACTORIES

· TABLE 32.9: EMPLOYMENT IN MINES

· TABLE 32.10: EMPLOYMENT IN PLANTATIONS

· TABLE 32.11: EMPLOYMENT IN SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

· TABLE 32.12: PERFORMANCE OF EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES - STATE WISE

· TABLE 32.13: TOTAL EARNINGS OF FACTORY WORKERS IN INDIA ($) (By States and Union Territories)

· TABLE 32.14: AVERAGE PER CAPITA ANNUAL EARNINGS OF FACTORY WORKERS ($) (By States and Union Territories) graph

· TABLE 32.15: AVERAGE PER CAPITA ANNUAL EARNINGS OF FACTORY LABOUR IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES

· TABLE 32.16: WAGES AND EARNINGS OF MINING LABOUR

· TABLE 32.17: INDUSTRIAL INJURIES IN FACTORIES

· TABLE 32.18: INDUSTRIAL INJURIES IN MINES (By Minerals)

· TABLE 32.19: INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES

· TABLE 32.20: INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES BY CAUSES

· TABLE 32.21: WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION

· TABLE 32.22: EMPLOYMENT IN INSURANCE

· TABLE 32.23: EMPLOYMENT IN BANKS

· TABLE 32.24-EMPLOYMENT IN PORTS (Employment in Major, Minor and Intermediate Ports)

· TABLE 32.25: GROUP - WISE ESTIMATED NUMBER OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CIVILIAN REGULAR EMPLOYEES graph

· TABLE 32.26: EXPENDITURE INCURRED ON PAY AND ALLOWANCES OF CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES BY THE CENTRAL MINISTRIES/DEPARTMENTS graph

Chapter 33. ENVIRONMENT & FOREST

· TABLE 33.1 - FOREST COVER ESTIMATES

· TABLE 33.2 - STATEWISE FORESTS COVER OF THE COUNTRY graph

· TABLE 33.3 - STATEWISE RECORDED FOREST AREA OF THE COUNTRY

· TABLE 33.4(A) - ESTIMATES OF WASTELANDS IN INDIA

· TABLE 33.4(B) - CATEGORY-WISE WASTELANDS OF INDIA

· TABLE 33.5 - ESTIMATES OF TREE AND MANGROVE COVER

· TABLE 33.6 - NUMBER AND AREA OF NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES OF INDIA

· TABLE 33.7 - ESTIMATED NUMBER OF SPECIES BY VARIOUS TAXONOMIC GROUPS - 2007

· TABLE 33.8 - FOREST OCCUPANCY AND POPULATION ESTIMATES OF TIGERS AS PER THE REFINED METHODOLOGY

· TABLE 33.9 - ESTIMATED POPULATION OF WILD ELEPHANTS

· TABLE 33.10 - STATEWISE PRODUCTION OF FOREST PRODUCE

· TABLE 33.11 - GLOBAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AND ATMOSPHERIC CONCENTRATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE graph

· TABLE 33.12 (A) - AIR QUALITY IN INDUSTRIAL AREAS UNDER NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING PROGRAMME FOR A FEW STATES

· TABLE 33.12 (B) - AIR QUALITY IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS UNDER NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING

· TABLE 33.13 - WATER QUALITY OF A FEW INDIAN RIVERS DURING THE YEARS

· TABLE 33.14 - PRODUCTION OF OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES (ODS) IN INDIA graph

· TABLE 33.15 - TOTAL CONSUMPTION OF OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES (ODS) graph

· TABLE 33.16 - TOTAL EXPORT/IMPORT OF OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES (ODS)

· TABLE 33.17: AVERAGE GASEOUS COMPOSITION OF DRY AIR IN THE TROPOSPHERE

· TABLE 33.18: MASS EMISSION STANDARD FOR PETROL & DIESEL DRIVEN VEHICLES

· TABLE 33.19 - STATEWISE REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE FROM/ON FORESTS graph

· TABLE 33.20 - PROGRESS OF AFFORESTATION THROUGH SUCCESSIVE PLANS

Chapter 34. RAINFALL

· TABLE 34.1 - MONTHLY (ACTUAL) RAINFALL, 2007 and 2008

· TABLE 34.2 - ANNUAL RAINFALL (by meteorological sub-divisions) graph

Chapter 35. RURAL AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

· TABLE 35.1 - IMPLEMENTATION REPORT UNDER NREGA

· TABLE 35.2 - PHYSICAL OUTCOMES UNDER NREGA

· TABLE 35.3 - FINANCIAL OUTCOMES UNDER NREGA

· TABLE 35.4 - PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL PROGRESS UNDER SGSY graph

· TABLE 35.5 - PHYSICAL PROGRESS OF RURAL ROADS UNDER BHARAT NIRMAN

· TABLE 35.6 - PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL PROGRESS UNDER PMGSY

· TABLE 35.7 - PROJECTS SANCTIONED UNDER DROUGHT PRONE AREA AND DESERT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES

· TABLE 35.8 - EXPENDITURE AND BENEFICIARIES UNDER NSAP

· TABLE 35.9 - Physical PROGRESS UNDER RASHTRIYA GRAM SWARAJ YOJANA

· TABLE 35.10 - RESOURCE CENTRES AT BLOCK LEVEL SANCTIONED UNDER CAPACITY BUILDING COMPONENT OF BRGF AND RGSY

· TABLE 35.11 - ESTIMATED POTENTIAL AND INSTALLED CAPACITY OF RENEWABLE ENERGY IN INDIA

· TABLE 35.12 - ACHIEVEMENT IN NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY

Miscellaneous Sector

Chapter 36. NEWSPAPERS & PERIODICALS

· TABLE 36.1: NUMBER OF REGISTERED NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS BY LANGUAGE AND PERIODICITY graph

· TABLE 36.2: NUMBER OF REGISTERED NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS

· TABLE 36.3: NUMBER OF REGISTERED NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS BY LANGUAGE graph

· TABLE 36.4: CLAIMED CIRCULATION OF REGISTERED NEWSPAPERS graph

Chapter 37. CRIME

· TABLE 37.1-INCIDENCE OF COGNIZABLE CRIME UNDER IPC graph

· TABLE 37.2-DISPOSAL OF TOTAL COGNIZABLE CRIME CASES UNDER IPC BY COURTS graph

· TABLE 37.3-DISPOSAL OF PERSONS ARRESTED UNDER IPC BY COURTS

· TABLE 37.4-PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED CASES

· TABLE 37.5-JUVENILES DELINQUENCY IPC CASES

· TABLE 37.6-JUVENILES APPREHENDED UNDER COGNIZABLE CRIME (IPC+SLL)

· TABLE 37.7-JUVENILE DELINQUENCY UNDER SPECIAL AND LOCAL LAWS(SLL) (CASES REPORTED)

· TABLE 37.8-JUVENILES APPREHENDED BY AGE GROUP AND SEX (IPC& SLL) graph

· TABLE 37.9-EDUCATIONAL AND FAMILY BACKGROUND OF JUVENILES*ARRESTED UNDER IPC, SPECIAL AND LOCAL LAWS

· TABLE 37.10-DISTRIBUTION OF JUVENILES*ARRESTED UNDER IPC AND SPECIAL AND LOCAL LAWS BY ECONOMIC SET-UP AND RECIDIVISM

· TABLE 37.11-DISPOSAL OF JUVENILES* ARRESTED (UNDER IPC & SLL CRIMES)

· TABLE 37.12- NUMBER OF PERSONS ARRESTED UNDER DIFFERENT IPC CRIMES BY SEX

· TABLE 37.13-MOTIVES OF MURDER AND CULPABLE HOMICIDE NOT AMOUNTING TO MURDER

· TABLE 37.14-ACTUAL POLICE STRENGTH

· TABLE 37.15-NUMBER OF COGNIZABLE CRIME UNDER IPC AND STRENGTH OF POLICE FORCE graph

Chapter 38. ACCIDENT

· TABLE 38.1-INCIDENCE OF ACCIDENTAL DEATHS graph

· TABLE 38.2-INCIDENCE OF SUICIDES graph

Chapter 39. PRICES

· TABLE 39.1(A)-INDEX NUMBERS OF WHOLESALE PRICES IN INDIA BY MAJOR GROUPS,GROUPS AND SUB-GROUPS graph

· TABLE 39.1(B)-INDEX NUMBERS OF WHOLESALE PRICES IN INDIA BY MAJOR GROUPS,GROUPS AND SUB-GROUPS (DETAILS) graph

· TABLE 39.2(A)-CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBER FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS (Base: 1982 = 100) graph

· TABLE 39.2(B)-CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBER FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS (Base: 2001 = 100)

· TABLE 39.3-CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBER FOR URBAN NON-MANUAL EMPLOYEES (General Index)

· TABLE 39.4-CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS AND RURAL LABOURERS

Chapter 40. EXCHANGE, COINAGE AND CURRENCY

· TABLE 40.1 : FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES graph

· TABLE 40.2 : EXCHANGE RATE OF RUPEE VIS-A-VIS SELECTED CURRENCIES OF THE WORLD graph

· TABLE 40.3 :TRENDS IN NOMINAL AND REAL EFFECTIVE EXCHANGE RATE OF RUPEE

· TABLE 40.4 :NUMBER AND VALUE OF COINS MINTED

· TABLE 40.5 :STATISTICS OF NOTES IN CIRCULATION IN INDIA

· TABLE 40.6 :MONEY STOCK MEASURES graph

· TABLE 40.7 :MOVEMENTS IN CIRCULATION OF COINS

Chapter 41. TRADE UNIONS

· TABLE 41.1 - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP, INCOME, EXPENDITURE AND FUNDS OF REGISTERED TRADE UNIONS graph

· TABLE 41.2 - NUMBER OF REGISTERED TRADE UNIONS graph

· TABLE 41.3 - NUMBER OF WORKERS' AND EMPLOYERS' UNIONS SUBMITTING RETURNS AND THEIR MEMBERSHIP BY INDUSTRIES(NIC-1998)

· TABLE 41.4 - GENERAL FUNDS OF REGISTERED TRADE UNIONS (i) WORKERS' UNIONS

Chapter 42. LOCAL BODIES

· TABLE 42.1 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF CORPORATIONS DURING 2000-01 TO 2008-09

· TABLE 42.2 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF CORPORATIONS DURING 2009-10

· TABLE 42.3 - NUMBER OF DISTRICTS/DRDAs/BLOCKS/VILLAGES IN THE COUNTRY

· TABLE 42.4- NUMBER OF PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTIONS AND ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES

· TABLE 42.5- NUMBER OF ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES OF PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTIONS graph

Chapter 43. ELECTORAL STATISTICS

· TABLE 43.1: STATUS OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN ELECTION TO THE LOK SABHA (HOUSE OF PEOPLE) graph

· TABLE 43.2: ELECTION TO THE LOK SABHA (HOUSE OF PEOPLE) graph

· TABLE 43.3: WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN ELECTION TO THE LOK SABHA (HOUSE OF PEOPLE) graph

· TABLE 43.4: COMPOSITION / ALLOCATION OF SEATS IN THE RAJYA SABHA

· TABLE 43.5: ELECTIONS TO THE VIDHAN SABHAS (State Legislative Assemblies)

· TABLE 43.6: NUMBER OF SEATS AND CONSTITUENCIES IN THE VIDHAN PARISHADS (State Legislative Councils)

· TABLE 43.7: EXPENDITURE INCURRED IN ELECTION TO THE LOK SABHA

Chapter 44. COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES

· TABLE 44.1 - NUMBER AND MEMBERSHIP-ALL TYPES OF CO OPERATIVE SOCIETIES graph

· TABLE 44.2 - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF STATE CO-OPERATIVE BANKS graph

· TABLE 44.3 - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANKS graph

· TABLE 44.4(A) - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF PRIMARY CREDIT SOCIETIES - I. AGRICULTURAL CREDIT SOCIETIES (EXCLUDING GRAIN-BANKS)

· TABLE 44.4(B) - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF PRIMARY CREDIT SOCIETIES - II. NON-AGRICULTURAL CREDIT SOCIETIES (i) Primary Non Agricultural credit Societies

· TABLE 44.4(C) - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF PRIMARY CREDIT SOCIETIES II. NON-AGRICULTURAL CREDIT SOCIETIES (ii) Primary Co-operative Banks

· TABLE 44.5 - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF GRAIN BANKS

· TABLE 44.6 - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF STATE CO-OPERATIVE. AGRICULTURE & RURAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS

· TABLE 44.7 - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF PRIMARY CO-OPERATIVE AGRICULTURE & RURAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS

· TABLE 44.8 - NUMBER, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF PRIMARY NON-CREDIT SOCIETIES (EXCLUDING INSURANCE SOCIETIES)

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