| NATIONAL INCOME |  |
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National Income is total amount of goods and services produced within the nation during the given period. It is the total of factor income i.e. wages, interest, rent, profit, received by factors of production (including labour, capital, land and entrepreneurship) of a nation. There are various concepts of National Income like GDP, GNP, NNP, Personal Income, Disposable Income, and Per Capita Income which explain the facts of economic activities.
| GVA at Basic Price | 7.83 | 11.95 |
| >Per Capita Income on NNI | XXX | XXX |
| >GDP | XXX | XXX |
| >GDP from Agriculture | XXX | XXX |
| >GDP from Industry | XXX | XXX |
| >GDP from Services | XXX | XXX |
| >GDP Annual Growth Rate | XXX | XXX |
| >Gross Collections | XXX | XXX |
| >Returns Filed | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Receipts | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Expenditure | XXX | XXX |
| >Fiscal Deficit | XXX | XXX |
| INFLATION |  |
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Inflation, measures the rise in general level of prices of goods and services. It affects all by eroding the purchasing power of money, resulting in raising the cost of living which ultimately affects poor the most. Inflation rate can be measured using either Wholesale Price Index (WPI) or Retail Price Index, which is generally known as Consumer Price Index (CPI).
| All Commodities | -0.52 | 12.48 |
| >Primary Articles | XXX | XXX |
| >Food Articles | XXX | XXX |
| >Non-Food Articles | XXX | XXX |
| >Minerals | XXX | XXX |
| >Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas | XXX | XXX |
| >Fuel & Power | XXX | XXX |
| Manufactured Products | -2.37 | 7.51 |
| Consumer Price Indices (CPI) | 6.83 | 7 |
| INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION (IIP) |  |
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Index of Industrial Production (IIP) is a quantitative index, the production of the items being expressed in physical terms. The quantities of items produced during the current month, vis-à-vis the average monthly production in the base year. IIP is a composite indicator that measures the growth rate of industry groups classified under Mining, Manufacturing, Electricity, Basic Goods, Capital Goods and Intermediate Goods.
| General | 5.7 | 2.2 |
| >Mining | XXX | XXX |
| >Manufacturing | XXX | XXX |
| >Electricity | XXX | XXX |
| >Primary Goods | XXX | XXX |
| >Capital Goods | XXX | XXX |
| >Intermediate Goods | XXX | XXX |
| >Infrastructure / Construction Goods | XXX | XXX |
| >Consumer Durables | XXX | XXX |
| >Consumer Non-Durables | XXX | XXX |
| INDEX OF EIGHT CORE INDUSTRIES |  |
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The monthly Index of Eight Core Industries is a production volume index. Its measures collective and individual performance of production in selected eight core industries. The eight-core sectors of the Indian economy are Coal, Crude Oil, Natural Gas, Refinery Products, Fertilizers, Steel, Cement and Electricity. It is an important lead indicator for overall industrial performance and general economic activities in the economy.
| Overall Index | 12.07 | 4.21 |
| >Coal | XXX | XXX |
| >Crude Oil | XXX | XXX |
| >Natural Gas | XXX | XXX |
| >Refinery Product | XXX | XXX |
| >Fertilizers | XXX | XXX |
| >Steel | XXX | XXX |
| >Cement | XXX | XXX |
| >Electricity | XXX | XXX |
| BANKING AND FINANCE |  |
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Banking is an industry that manages credit, cash, and other financial transactions. In banking, the bank is involved in the deposit and withdrawal of money, repayable on demand, savings and earning a decent amount of profits by lending money. E-banking is the method in which the customer conducts transactions electronically via Internet. Its manage deposits accounts, online funds transfer, ATM, electronic data interchange, etc.
| Reporting Offices | 1.34 | 1.53 |
| >Deposit | XXX | XXX |
| >Credit | XXX | XXX |
| >CD Ratio | XXX | XXX |
| >Automated Teller Machine (ATMs) | XXX | XXX |
| >Points of Sale (PoS) | XXX | XXX |
| >Mobile Banking Transactions | XXX | XXX |
| >National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT) | XXX | XXX |
| >Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) | XXX | XXX |
| >Credit Cards Usage at ATMs/PoS/Online (e-com)/Others | XXX | XXX |
| >Debit Cards Usage at ATMs/PoS/Online (e-com)/Others | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Gross Bank Credit | XXX | XXX |
| >Food Credit | XXX | XXX |
| >Non-food Credit | XXX | XXX |
| >Agriculture & Allied Activities (Non-food Credit) | XXX | XXX |
| >Micro & Small Medium and Large Industry (Non-food Credit) | XXX | XXX |
| >Services (Non-food Credit) | XXX | XXX |
| >Personal Loans (Non-food Credit) | XXX | XXX |
| >Currency in Circulation | XXX | XXX |
| >Cash on Hand with Banks | XXX | XXX |
| >Currency with the Public | XXX | XXX |
| >m-Wallet | XXX | XXX |
| >PPI Cards | XXX | XXX |
| >Retail Payments on NPCI | XXX | XXX |
| >Immediate Payment Service (IMPS) | XXX | XXX |
| >UPI | XXX | XXX |
| >BHIM | XXX | XXX |
| >USSD 2.0 | XXX | XXX |
| >UPI excl. BHIM & USSD | XXX | XXX |
| FOREIGN TRADE & INVESTMENT |  |
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Foreign Trade is an exchange of goods and services between the countries beyond the national borders and regions. Import (purchase by home country from other countries) and Export (sale by the home country to other countries) for goods and services are the two significant elements of Foreign Trade. Foreign investment refers to the investment in domestic companies and assets of another country by a foreign investor.
| Export | 34.48 | 37.02 |
| >Import | XXX | XXX |
| >Trade Balance | XXX | XXX |
| >FDI Inflow | XXX | XXX |
| >NRI Investment | XXX | XXX |
| >FPI Investments | XXX | XXX |
| >Forex Resereve | XXX | XXX |
| >Credit | XXX | XXX |
| >Debit | XXX | XXX |
| >Net | XXX | XXX |
| EXCHANGE RATES |  |
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An exchange rate between two currencies is the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another. That is, the exchange rate is the price of a country’s currency in terms of another currency. Exchange rates can be either fixed or floating. Fixed exchange rates are decided by central banks of a country whereas floating exchange rates are decided by the mechanism of market demand and supply.
| Rs. Per 1 USD | 83.18 | 81.74 |
| >Rs. Per 1 GBP | XXX | XXX |
| >Rs. Per 1 EURO | XXX | XXX |
| >Rs. Per 100 YEN | XXX | XXX |
| BULLION RATES |  |
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Bullion is gold, silver, or other precious metals in the form of bars, ingots, or specialized coins that is said to maintain its worth better than conventional currencies and is therefore kept as a form of emergency currency by both government and private citizens alike. Bullion is also used for trade on a global market often to hedge devaluation risks that government-backed fiat currencies by design pose.
| Standard Gold | 56577 | 50387 |
| >Silver | XXX | XXX |
| CAPITAL MARKET |  |
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Capital market is a market where buyers and sellers engage in trade of financial securities like bonds, stocks, etc. The buying/selling is undertaken by participants such as individuals or institutions. In general, this market trades mostly in long-term securities. In India, there are two main stock exchange markets: National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
| BSE Sensex | 65828.41 | 56409.96 |
| > NSE Nifty | XXX | XXX |
| COMPANIES |  |
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A company is a natural legal entity formed by the association and group of people to work together towards achieving a common objective. It can be a commercial or an industrial enterprise. There are three types of Companies based on Members i.e. Public Company, Private Company and One Person Company.
| Registered Companies | 24.62 | 22.89 |
| >Closed Companies | XXX | XXX |
| MSME REGISTERED |  |
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These enterprises primarily engaged in the production, manufacturing, processing, or preservation of goods and commodities. MSMEs are an important sector for the Indian economy and have contributed immensely to the country’s socio-economic development. It not only generates employment opportunities but also works hand-in-hand towards the development of the nation’s backward and rural areas.
| Micro | 189.49 | 106.17 |
| >Small | XXX | XXX |
| >Medium | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Udyog Aadhaar | XXX | XXX |
| TOURISM |  |
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Tourism is the movement of the people from their normal place of residence to another place (with the intention to return) for a minimum period of 24 hours to a maximum of 6 months for the sole purpose of leisure and pleasure.
| Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) | 7.61 | 6.69 |
| >e-Tourist Visa | XXX | XXX |
| >Tourism Receipts | XXX | XXX |
| TRANSPORT |  |
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Transport refers the movement of people or goods from one location to another. It removes the obstacle of distance. There are different modes of transport such as road, railway, water, air and pipeline transport.
| Aircraft Movement | 2.21 | 2 |
| >Passenger Movements | XXX | XXX |
| >Freight Movements | XXX | XXX |
| >Traffic Handled At Major Sea Ports | XXX | XXX |
| >Passengers Booked | XXX | XXX |
| >Originating Revenue Loading | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Traffic Receipts | XXX | XXX |
| TELECOMMUNICATIONS |  |
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Telecommunications are the means of electronic transmission of information over distances. The information may be in the form of voice telephone calls, data, text, images, or video. Telecommunications services are provided by a communications company that offers voice and data services over a large area. Its include phone services (i.e. wire line and wireless), Internet, television, and networking for businesses and homes.
| Telephone Subscribers | 1176.85 | 1173.66 |
| >Overall Tele-density | XXX | XXX |
| >Wireline Subscribers | XXX | XXX |
| >Wireless Subscribers | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Broadband Subscribers | XXX | XXX |
| >Wi-Fi Hotspot Installed in GPs | XXX | XXX |
| >FTTH Connections | XXX | XXX |
| >Dark Fibre | XXX | XXX |
| >Active Users (Wi-Fi/FTTH) | XXX | XXX |
| ENERGY GENERATION |  |
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Electricity generation is the process of generating electric power from sources of primary energy. There are different sources of energy that are in use: 1) Conventional sources include Coal and Lignite, Large Hydro including Pumped Storage, Nuclear, and Natural gas; 2) Renewable Energy Sources include Solar, Wind, Biomass, Small Hydro, etc; 3) New Technologies include Grid scale battery energy storage systems.
| Total Energy Generation | 137504.37 | 121513.98 |
| >Thermal | XXX | XXX |
| >Nuclear | XXX | XXX |
| >Hydro | XXX | XXX |
| >Bhutan Import | XXX | XXX |
| >Wind | XXX | XXX |
| >Solar | XXX | XXX |
| >Thermal | XXX | XXX |
| >Nuclear | XXX | XXX |
| PETROLEUM PRICES |  |
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Retail prices of petrol and diesel in India are revised by oil companies on a daily basis, according to changes in the price of global crude oil. The central government has the power to tax the production of petroleum products, while states have the power to tax their sale.
| Crude Oil Price | 93.54 | 90.71 |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| INSURANCE |  |
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Insurance is a legal contract between two parties- the insurance company (insurer) and the individual (insured), wherein the insurance company promises to compensate for financial losses due to insured contingencies in return for the premiums paid by the insured individual. There are two types of insurance: 1) Life Insurance, 2) General Insurance.
| Gross Direct Premium Underwritten by Non-Life Insurers | 19208 | 15735.29 |
| >Premium | XXX | XXX |
| >Policies/Schemes | XXX | XXX |
| >Lives Covered under Group Schemes | XXX | XXX |
| SOCIAL SECURITY |  |
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Social Security represents a system of protection of individuals who are in need of such protection (like retirement, resignation, retrenchment, death, disablement) by the State which are beyond the control of the individual members of the society. The Social Security Policies are intended to mitigate or provide cover the costs for these problems and risks faced by persons exposed to these situations.
| New EPF Subscribers | 10.27 | 11.7 |
| >Number of Members Exited | XXX | XXX |
| >Number of Exited Members who Rejoined and Resubscribed | XXX | XXX |
| >Net Payroll | XXX | XXX |
| >Newly Registered Employees | XXX | XXX |
| >Existing Employees | XXX | XXX |
| >New Subscribers | XXX | XXX |
| >Existing Subscribers | XXX | XXX |
| RETAIL PRICE OF SELECTED FOOD COMMODITIES |  |
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The retail price is the final price that a commodity is sold to customers for, those being the end users or consumers. It means that those customers do not buy the product to re-sell it but to consume it. Retail price is differentiated from manufacturer price and distributor price.
| Delhi | 39 | 32 |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| >Delhi | XXX | XXX |
| >Mumbai | XXX | XXX |
| >Kolkata | XXX | XXX |
| >Chennai | XXX | XXX |
| WAGE RATES |  |
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The average daily wage rates are first normalized for eight working hours a day. They are worked out for each of the selected 20 states. The average wage rates at all-India level are derived by dividing the sum total of wages of all the 20 states by the number of quotations. Average daily wage rate data collected for agricultural and non-agricultural occupations.
| Men | 357.37 | 332.37 |
| >Women | XXX | XXX |
| >Men | XXX | XXX |
| >Women | XXX | XXX |
| KEY SOCIAL SCHEMES |  |
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Social schemes are schemes imposed and controlled by government units for the purpose of providing social benefits to members of the community as a whole, or of particular sections of the community.
| No of Beneficiaries | 50.27 | 46.46 |
| >Deposits in Accounts | XXX | XXX |
| >Rupay Debit Card Issued | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Enrollments | XXX | XXX |
| >Claims Disbursed | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Enrollments | XXX | XXX |
| >Claims Disbursed | XXX | XXX |
| >Amount Sanctioned | XXX | XXX |
| >Total No. of Borrowers | XXX | XXX |
| >SHISHU | XXX | XXX |
| >KISHORE | XXX | XXX |
| >TARUN | XXX | XXX |
| >MUDRA Card Issued | XXX | XXX |
| >SC Enterpreneurs | XXX | XXX |
| >ST Enterpreneurs | XXX | XXX |
| >Women Enterpreneurs | XXX | XXX |
| >Total | XXX | XXX |
| >Hospitals Empanelled | XXX | XXX |
| >Beneficiaries Admitted | XXX | XXX |
| >E-Cards Issued | XXX | XXX |
| >LPG Connections Released | XXX | XXX |
| >LEDs Distributed | XXX | XXX |
| >Tubelights Distributed | XXX | XXX |
| >Fans Distributed | XXX | XXX |
| >Pensioners Benefited by Jeevan Pramaan | XXX | XXX |
| >Door Step Banking Service Providers under India Post Payments Bank | XXX | XXX |
| >PM Bhartiya Jan Aushadhi Pariyojana Kendras | XXX | XXX |
| >Soil Health Cards Dispatched | XXX | XXX |
| >Documents Issued through DigiLocker | XXX | XXX |
| >People Enrolled under PM Shram Yogi Maan-Dhan Yojana | XXX | XXX |
| >Farmers Registered under PM Fasal Bima Yojana | XXX | XXX |
| >People Trained under DDU-GKY | XXX | XXX |
| >Length of Road Sanctioned under PM Gram Sadak Yojana | XXX | XXX |
| >Houses Completed under PM Awas Yojana | XXX | XXX |
| >Household Toilets Constructed under Swachh Bharat | XXX | XXX |
| >Households Electrified under Saubhagya | XXX | XXX |
| >Children Vaccinated under Mission Indradhanush | XXX | XXX |
| >Subscribers under Atal Pension Yojana | XXX | XXX |
| >Beneficiaries under PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana | XXX | XXX |
| COVID-19 PANDEMIC |  |
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COVID-19 is an ongoing global pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which spreads from an infected person’s mouth or nose in small particles when they cough, sneeze, speak or breathe. COVID-19 vaccines provide strong protection against serious illness, hospitalization, and coronavirus deaths.
| Confirmed Cases | 45 | 44.6 |
| >Active Cases | XXX | XXX |
| >Recovered | XXX | XXX |
| >Recovery Rate | XXX | XXX |
| >Deaths | XXX | XXX |
| >Fatality Rates | XXX | XXX |
| >12-14 years (1st Dose) | XXX | XXX |
| >12-14 years (2nd Dose) | XXX | XXX |
| >15-18 years (1st Dose) | XXX | XXX |
| >15-18 years (2nd Dose) | XXX | XXX |
| >18 to 59 Years (Precaution Dose) | XXX | XXX |
| >Over 18 Years (1st Dose) | XXX | XXX |
| >Over 18 Years (2nd Dose) | XXX | XXX |
| >Total Vaccinated | XXX | XXX |
| >Vaccinated Ratio | XXX | XXX |
