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16 Nov 20

@FinMinIndia

[1/n]. Despite a far greater decline in vehicle registration in 2020 as compared to 2019, we see a rising trend for growth in vehicle loans in the fortnight ended 25th Sep, 2020 vis-à-vis the fortnight ended 27th Sep, 2019.
URL: bit.ly/3pB1Fx9 @FinMinIndia @bsindia

@FinancialXpress

[2/n]. Total no. of vehicles registered in the country was 1.92crore in 2016, 2.09cr. in 2017 (8.63% growth over previous year), 2.27cr. in 2018 (8.87%), 2.15 cr. in 2019 (-5.52 %) and 1.34cr. in 2020 (as on 16th Nov '20).
URL: bit.ly/3pB1Fx9 @FinancialXpress @the_hindu

@businessline

[3/n]. In the fortnight ended 25th Sep, 2020, y-o-y growth in outstanding credit to vehicle loans was found to be 8.8%, whereas in the fortnight ended 27th Sep, 2019, y-o-y gr. rate in vehicle credit was at a much lower level i.e. 4.1%.
URL:bit.ly/3pB1Fx9 @businessline

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27 Oct 20

[1/n]. More than half of #Bihar's (52.5%) population was #MultidimensionallyPoor in 2015-16. #MultidimensionalHeadcountRatio of the state was 77.4% in 2005-06.

URLs: bit.ly/34y6tut ,
bit.ly/31PtebD ,
bit.ly/34z0bed ,
bit.ly/2Tw16FQ

@the_hindu

[2/n]. Among the states/UTs, #Bihar has the higher #MultidimensionalPovertyIndex (i.e. 0.248). It was 0.449 in 2005-06, highest among the states/UTs.

URLs: bit.ly/34y6tut ,
bit.ly/31PtebD ,
bit.ly/34z0bed ,
bit.ly/2Tw16FQ @the_hindu

[3/n]. The total number of #MultidimensionalPoor in Bihar was 61.8 million in 2015-16. It was 71.3 million in 2005-06.

URLs: bit.ly/34y6tut ,
bit.ly/31PtebD ,
bit.ly/34z0bed ,
bit.ly/2Tw16FQ

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21 Sep 20

[1/n]. Almost 74.3% of #SouthAsia's #undernourished people resided in #India during 2017-19 as opposed to 78.4% in 2004-06.

URLs: bit.ly/3mAzddc ;
bit.ly/2ZSF2cb ;
bit.ly/3kvIRvD ;
bit.ly/2FRnciI ;
bit.ly/2H9gsx6.

#SOFI2020Report

[2/n]. Prevalence of #SevereFoodInsecurity in the country was 15.5% in 2014-16 that climbed up to reach 17.3% in 2017-19.

URLs: bit.ly/3mAzddc ;
bit.ly/2ZSF2cb ;
bit.ly/3kvIRvD ;
bit.ly/2FRnciI ;
bit.ly/2H9gsx6.

#SOFI2020Report

[3/n]. Nearly 76% of #SouthAsia's #SeverelyFoodInsecure people lived in #India during 2014-16 as opposed to 77.3% in 2017-19.

URLs: bit.ly/3mAzddc ;
bit.ly/2ZSF2cb ;
bit.ly/3kvIRvD ;
bit.ly/2FRnciI ;
bit.ly/2H9gsx6.

#SOFI2020Report

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7 Aug 20

[1/n]. Kerala (43) had the lowest and Assam had the highest (215) #MaternalMortalityRatio vis-à-vis other states/ UTs during 2016-18

URLs: bit.ly/3fxSO8Z
bit.ly/33IwKWS

#InstitutionalDeliveries
#FemaleNutrition
#Pregnancy
#SDGs

[2/n]. India's #MaternalMortalityRatio during 2016-18 was 113 maternal deaths per one lakh live births

URLs: bit.ly/3fxSO8Z
bit.ly/33IwKWS

#NationalHealthPolicy2017
#SampleRegistrationSystem

[3/n]. #Kerala (2.1) had the lowest and #UttarPradesh (17.8) had the highest #MaternalMortalityRate vis-à-vis other states/ UTs during 2016-18

URLs: bit.ly/3fxSO8Z
bit.ly/33IwKWS

#MaternalDeaths
#SDGs
#SustainableDevelopmentGoals

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27 Jun 20

[1/n]. #WorkerPopulationRatio according to usual status (ps+ss) among urban males (age group 15-59 years) fell from 74.2% in 2017-18 to 73.7% in 2018-19 i.e. a decline by 0.5 %age points.

[2/n]. In other words, it means #ProportionUnemployed went up from 25.8% to 26.3% between those two years for urban males.

[3/n]. Overall #WPR for age group 15-59 years according to #usualstatus (ps+ss) was 50.3% in 2018-19 -- 75.1% for males and 25.0% for females. In 2017-18, overall WPR was 49.5% -- 74.9% for males and 23.8% for females. #PLFS

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25 Mar 20

@MoHFW_INDIA

[1/n]. State-wise status of #COVID19 outbreak as on 25th Mar, 2020 (till 9.15 am). Source: @MoHFW_INDIA mohfw.gov.in. @nytimes @the_hindu @WHOSEARO @kafila @scroll_in @ravishndtv

[2/n]. Most confirmed #coronavirus cases among Indians in Andhra (9), Delhi (30), Gujarat (32), Haryana (14), Karnataka (41), Kerala (101), M.Pradesh (9), Maharashtra (98), Punjab (29), Rajasthan (30), T.Nadu (16), Telangana (25), Ladakh (13), U.Pradesh (34) and W.Bengal (9).

@AFP

[3/n]. Most confirmed #SARSCoV2 cases among foreigners reported in Haryana (14), Kerala (8) and Telangana (10). @AFP @bsindia @IndiaToday @ThePrintHindi @firstpost @ttindia @jsa_india @swarajexpresstv

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