India : human development report c.2

By:

Shariff, Abusaleh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Oxford University; 1999Description: 368 pISBN:

195647629

Subject(s):

States India profile

DDC classification:

338.9 SHA

Summary: The HDR is the outcome of a nationally representative survey covering different facets of human development. Based on a primary survey of 33,000 households located in 15 major Indian states and the north-eastern region, the report covers aspects such as the level of living, employment and wages, literacy and education, morbidity, disability and nutrition, effectiveness of public services like PDS, education and health and demographic characteristics.

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The HDR is the outcome of a nationally representative survey covering different facets of human development. Based on a primary survey of 33,000 households located in 15 major Indian states and the north-eastern region, the report covers aspects such as the level of living, employment and wages, literacy and education, morbidity, disability and nutrition, effectiveness of public services like PDS, education and health and demographic characteristics.

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