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Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is endeavoring to improve the socio-economic conditions of marginalised tribal people of remote villages through Mission Mode Projects. The brief detail is as under:

CSIR Aroma Mission: Under this mission, aromatic crop cultivation has been introduced in different tribal areas in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, North-Eastern states, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Odisha and Madhya Pradesh creating awareness about the advantages of aromatic crops like tolerance to weather extremes, not affected by wild/domestic animals and by providing quality planting materials of superior varieties suitable for those regions, leading to higher income generation. The mission has contributed significantly in enhancing farmers’ income, simultaneously nurturing the essential oil-based industries in India.

Additional efforts were taken to improve the socio- economic status of the farmers by continuous skilling and training to enable them to undertake cultivation and processing of raw material in their fields, increasing yield and profit by deploying superior agro-processing technologies of CSIR, leading to a substantial rise in their incomes. Under this Mission, 20 tribal clusters were created for deploying aromatic crops in different states. Through these aroma clusters, CSIR is empowering and helping over 10,000 tribal farmers in various states, including Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, North-Eastern states, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Odisha and Madhya Pradesh.

Sickle Cell Anemia (SCA) Mission: The Mission focuses on a disease prevalent among tribal communities. CSIR has developed three specific scientific outcomes: a cost- effective molecular diagnostic test, supported the approval of Hydroxyurea as a treatment and established a CRISPR- based gene-editing platform.
Smart Village Mission: This project aims to develop model villages in various regions through the deployment of appropriate CSIR technologies and eco-friendly solutions to address local challenges in areas such as water, agriculture, and energy for sustainable development. Among one such village in Leh, tribal communities are specific beneficiaries.

Department of Biotechnology (DBT): The department is supporting various programs and projects aimed at establishing scientific project hubs, including Rural Bio- resource Complexes, across the country. These initiatives are designed to develop and improve the socio-economic conditions of marginalized tribal people and rural communities in remote villages under Biotech Biotech-Based Societal Development Program.

DBT has implemented 96 projects in collaboration with State Agricultural Universities (SKUAST, TNAU, AAU, etc.), ICAR Institutes, IITs and NITs, Central Universities, NGOs and Research Foundations to upgrade the livelihood of marginalised tribal families. These projects focus on diverse areas, including aquaculture, sericulture, poultry, livestock improvement, horticulture, organic farming, mushroom cultivation, bio fertilizers, value addition of local resources, and women empowerment. These projects collectively aim at sustainable livelihood improvement of marginalized tribal families and SC/ST beneficiaries. The detail of the projects undertaken is placed at Annexure-I.

Department of Science and Technology (DST): Under Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP), DST has also supported projects aimed at the socio-economic development of Scheduled Tribes and the protection of their interests. The detail of the projects undertaken is placed at Annexure-II.

Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA): Two agencies namely, Tribal Co-operative Marketing Development Federation of India (TRIFED) & National Scheduled Tribes Finance & Development Corporation (NSTFDC) of Ministry is engaged in promoting livelihood activities for the tribal communities across the country.

Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India (TRIFED): Under ‘Pradhan Mantri Janjatiya Vikas Mission’ (PMJVM), Scheme which is being implemented through TRIFED, financial assistance is provided to strengthen tribal entrepreneurship initiatives and to facilitate livelihood opportunities by promoting more efficient, equitable, self- managed, optimum use of natural resources, MFP/farm & non- farm and tribal product-based enterprises. The major activities covered under the scheme are as under:

Minimum Support Price for Minor Forest Produce (MSP for MFP)
Infrastructure creation at State Level
Setting up of Van Dhan Vikas Kendra (VDVK)
Marketing and Promotion of Tribal Produce / Products

State-wise details of VDVKs are given at Annexure-III.

National Scheduled Tribes Finance & Development Corporation (NSTFDC): The corporation provides concessional loans to the eligible Scheduled Tribe persons for undertaking income generation, self-employment and livelihood activities. The loan assistance is given under the schemes like Term Loan Scheme, Adivasi Mahila Sashaktikaran Yojana (AMSY), Micro Credit Scheme for Self Help Groups (MCF) and Adivasi Shiksha Rrinn Yojana (ASRY). State-wise list of loans disbursed under the scheme of NSTFDC is given at Annexure- IV.

ANNEXURE-I

S No.	Project Title	Implementing Organization	State/Locati on
Projects supported by DBT
1.	Facile method for the development of green and sustainable bamboo based feminine hygiene product – Chandel District, Manipur	Shriram Institute For Industrial Research, Delhi / South Asia Bamboo Foundation / NEHU	Manipur
2.	Rural Bioresource Complex for tubers & millets – Kandhamal, Odisha	KIIT University / ICAR-CTCRI	Odisha
3.	Promotion of technologies for quality seed production of landraces of paddy – Koraput, Odisha	M S Swaminathan Research Foundation / ICAR-IISWC	Odisha
4.	Genetic improvement to enhance productivity of local goat populations using AI	The Goat Trust / DUVASU, Mathura	Uttar Pradesh
5.	Upscaling of Organic Technologies through Model Organic Farm in Aspirational Districts of NE India	CAU, Meghalaya / AAU, Assam	Meghalaya
6.	Establishment of Rural Bio- resource Complex through Integrated Aquaculture – Goalpara, Assam	Guwahati University	Assam
7.	Promotion of Integrated Multi- Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) technology	ICAR-CIBA, Chennai	Tamil Nadu
8.	Establishment of Rural Bioresource Complex for seaweed farming – Ramnad District	University of Madras	Tamil Nadu
9.	Development of Rural Bioresources Complex in Tribal Districts of Western Odisha	IIT Delhi / NIT Rourkela	Odisha
10.	Establishment of model mushroom bio-resource complex – Meghalaya	CAU, Meghalaya	Meghalaya
11.	Establishment of Rural Bioresource Complex for livestock based integrated cluster farming – Meghalaya	ICAR-NEH Region	Meghalaya

12.	Enhancing economy of livestock farmers through AI using cloned buffalo bull semen	CIRB, Hisar	Haryana
13.	Dissemination of AM fungi production technology – Ramanathapuram, TN	TNAU	Tamil Nadu
14.	Seri-Entrepreneurship Development in Aspirational Districts of NE India	CSRTI, Berhampore	North-East India
15.	Establishment of DBT Rural Bioresource Complex – Ramanathapuram, TN	VIT / ICAR-CIBA / TANUVAS	Tamil Nadu
16.	Empowerment of rural women through poultry rearing – Osmanabad, Maharashtra	COVAS, Udgir	Maharashtra
17.	Development of pilot plant for high value products from indigenous plants – Hailakandi, Assam	IIT Guwahati	Assam
18.	Setting up of mechanized walnut processing clusters – Kupwara, J&K	SKUAST-Kashmir	J&K
19.	Establish Tribal Bio-resource Complex – Paderu, Visakhapatnam, AP	LAYA / CNBRCD / ANGRAU	Andhra Pradesh
20.	Value addition of Horticultural crops – Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh	CAU, Pasighat	Arunachal Pradesh
21.	Establishing rural bio resource centre for Nano bio polymer production	TNAU	Tamil Nadu
22.	Socio-economic upliftment through goat rearing – Yadgir, Karnataka	NIAB, Hyderabad	Karnataka
23.	Augmentation of Rural Economy through Back Yard Poultry Farming – Kadapa, AP	SVVU, Proddatur	Andhra Pradesh
24.	Creating innovation clusters – Moga, Punjab	KVK PAU, Moga	Punjab
25.	Innovations using Medicinal and Aromatic Plants – North-West Himalayan Region	IIT Roorkee	Uttarakhand
26.	Vedic Chants Intervention program for Autism	JIPMER, Pondicherry	Puducherry
27.	Plant Tissue Culture training – Washim, Vidarbha	Dr. PDKV, Akola	Maharashtra
28.	Innovative Poultry-Horticulture Integrated Farming – Kashmir	SKUAST-Kashmir	J&K
29.	Community based Integrated Fish Farming – Udalguri & Baksa, Assam	Udalguri College	Assam

30.	Socio Economic Upliftment of Sheep Breeders – J&K	SKUAST-Kashmir	J&K
31.	Fruits and vegetables preservation training – Varanasi, Mirzapur	BHU, Varanasi	Uttar Pradesh
32.	Enabling Start-Ups for Under Utilized Crops – Tamil Nadu	NIFTEM-T / Vrutti	Tamil Nadu
33.	Socio-economic upliftment of yak rearing communities – NE Region	ICAR-NRC on Yak, Dirang	Arunachal Pradesh
34.	Popularization of hygienic pig slaughter technology	NTR CVS, Gannavaram	Andhra Pradesh
35.	Empowering women of wetland- dependent fisherfolk community – Lower Gangetic plain	ICAR-CIFRI / BCKV	West Bengal
36.	Empowering rural population through bioinoculants – Virudhunagar, TN	TNAU, Madurai	Tamil Nadu
37.	Strengthening women managed backyard poultry – Tribal districts, Odisha	OUAT, Bhubaneswar	Odisha
38.	Development of horticulture based women friendly entrepreneurship – Tripura	CAU / ICAR-NEH, Tripura	Tripura
39.	Skill Building in Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture	IARI, New Delhi	Delhi
40.	Augmentation of household income through dairy cattle, fodder & poultry – Kashmir	SKUAST-Kashmir	J&K
41.	Strengthening Livelihood through Goat Farming – Sikkim	ICAR-NEH Region	Sikkim
42.	Economic empowerment of Tribal Farming communities – Odisha	ILS / ICMR-RMRC / KISS, Bhubaneswar	Odisha
43.	Setting up of Rural Bioresource Complex – Ri-Bhoi, Meghalaya	IBSD, Shillong	Meghalaya
44.	Entrepreneurial skill development in rural women through Poultry and livestock	SVVU, Tirupati	Andhra Pradesh
45.	Production of disease-free Banana plants through Tissue culture	SVPUAT, Meerut	Uttar Pradesh
46.	Biotechnological interventions for seasonal vegetable production – Ghaziabad, UP	Laxmi Jan Kalyan Sewa Sansthan	Uttar Pradesh
47.	Entrepreneurship through Commercial Quail Production – Amravati, Maharashtra	KVK, Amravati	Maharashtra
48.	Augmenting rural goat farming – Goa	ICAR Research Complex, Goa	Goa
49.	Nano technological and precision farming for tulip and hyacinth bulb production – Kashmir	SKUAST-Kashmir	J&K

50.	Herbal Industry Oriented value cultivation of Medicinal Plants – Bundelkhand	Bundelkhand University, Jhansi	Uttar Pradesh
51.	Technology Integration for Doubling Farm Income – Jharkhand	BAU, Ranchi	Jharkhand
52.	Promotion of Pulses Seed Production – Malda, Dakshin Dinajpur, WB	UBKV, Coochbehar	West Bengal
53.	Technology Intervention in Household Piggeries – Assam	AAU, Guwahati	Assam
54.	Upliftment of Tribal community through aquaculture – AP & Telangana	ICAR-CIFA, Vijayawada	Andhra Pradesh / Telangana
55.	Upliftment of Marginal Basmati Growers Through SRI – Jammu	SKUAST-Jammu	J&K
56.	Development of nematode management strategies for rural women	ICAR-IIHR, Bangalore	Karnataka
57.	Developing entrepreneurial skills through bioconversion of agricultural wastes	CSIR-CIMAP, Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh
58.	Raising livelihood through Azolla bio-village – Madurai, TN	TNAU	Tamil Nadu
59.	Establishment of Trichoderma production units – Kashmir valley	SKUAST-Kashmir	J&K
60.	Empowerment of women through Bio-technological innovations in millets	IIMR, Hyderabad	Telangana
61.	Empowerment through capacity building in biotechnological innovation – Assam	AAU, Jorhat	Assam
62.	Entrepreneurship through milky mushroom production – Thoothukudi, TN	TNAU, Killikulam	Tamil Nadu
63.	Status of prevalence and awareness among thalassemia population – West Bengal tribes	NSCBCRI, Kolkata	West Bengal
64.	Training and demonstration of vermibiotechnology – Madhya Pradesh	Dr. H S Gour Central University	Madhya Pradesh
65.	Community based fish seed production – Dima Hasao, Assam	Haflong Govt. College / Waimijing NGO	Assam
66.	CAU-DBT rural innovation cluster for value added pineapple products – Chandel, Manipur	CAU, Imphal	Manipur
67.	Dissemination of pheromone technology for codling moth – Ladakh	SKUAST-Kashmir	Ladakh

68.	Application of menthol mint and vetiver technology – Purvanchal, UP	CSIR-CIMAP, Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh
69.	Pig husbandry based approach for SC/ST rural women – Kolli Hills, TN	TANUVAS, Namakkal	Tamil Nadu
70.	Training on cut flowers and orchids cultivation – Mysore, Karnataka	University of Mysore	Karnataka
71.	Amelioration of infertility in dairy cows through nutritional and biotechnological interventions	NDRI, Karnal	Haryana
72.	Formulation Of Cut Flower Production Technology – Allahabad	SHIATS, Allahabad	Uttar Pradesh
73.	Employment through sustainable utilization of moringa leaves	Institute of Applied Sciences, Allahabad	Uttar Pradesh
74.	Genetic awareness, diagnosis and counselling on maternal and neonatal health	BHU, Varanasi	Uttar Pradesh
75.	Community based mass production of bio agents – J&K	SKUAST-Jammu	J&K
76.	Socio economic upliftment through Integrated farming approach	Guwahati University / Waimijing NGO	Assam
77.	Empowering women through seritech capacity building – Anantapur, Chittoor, AP	APSSRDI / SPMV Tirupati	Andhra Pradesh
78.	Innovative Poultry-Horticulture Integrated Farming Systems	SKUAST-Kashmir	J&K
79.	Capacity building on biotechnological interventions for climate change adaptation – HP	Dept. of Environment, Science & Technology, Shimla	Himachal Pradesh
80.	Promotion of integrated farming with organic farming concept and mushroom cultivation – North Bengal	UBKV, Coochbehar	West Bengal
81.	Sustainable Livelihood through Integrated Farming System – Central Brahmaputra Valley, Assam	AAU College of Fisheries / Solmari NGO	Assam
82.	Demonstration of Bio-farming inputs – J&K Himalayan ecosystem	SKUAST-Kashmir	J&K
83.	Dissemination of fish culture technology among women SHGs – NCR Delhi	University of Delhi	Delhi
84.	Demonstration of fisheries and aquaculture interventions for	BSKKV, Dapoli	Maharashtra

	fisherwomen – Konkan, Maharashtra
85.	Setting up of Rural Biotech Innovation and Application Centre – Kandi, Punjab	PSCST, Chandigarh / CIAB, Mohali	Punjab
86.	Enhancement of livelihood security for disabled women – TN	TNAU, Madurai	Tamil Nadu
87.	Socio-economic upliftment by scientific interventions in dairy animals – J&K	SKUAST-Jammu	J&K
88.	Immunological, genetic and behavioral profile of Women with urinary tract infections	KGMU, Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh
89.	Economic Empowerment Of Rural Goat Farmers – RS Pura, Jammu	SKUAST-Jammu	J&K
90.	mHealth based Preterm Home Care Program	Manipal College of Nursing	Karnataka
91.	Gujjar and Bakarwal Women Empowerment through Livestock Rearing – J&K	SKUAST-Jammu	J&K
92.	Poverty alleviation through medicinal-dietary plants for prevention of malnutrition – SC/ST children	CSIR-NBRI, Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh
93.	Management of Green Wastes for Economic Benefit & Women Empowerment	AAU, Jorhat	Assam
94.	Development of Sustainable rural livelihood through hygienic fish drying	AAU College of Fisheries, Nagaon	Assam
95.	Enhancement of tribal farmers’ income through cultivation and processing of aromatic crops – Nandurbar	CSIR-CIMAP, Lucknow	Maharashtra
96.	Bioresource Centre for Banana Value Chain – Udalguri	CSIR-NEIST, Jorhat	Assam

ANNEXURE-II

S No.	Project Title	Implementing Organisation	State/location
Projects supported by DST
1.	Guar Gum based Science Technology and Innovation STI for Development of Scheduled Tribe in Srikalahasti Block	Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati, Tirupati, Tirupati, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, 517 50	Andhra Pradesh
2.	KISS Science and Technology Innovation Hub for Tribals	KIIT Technology Business Incubator, Bhubaneswar, Khordha, Orissa, 751024	Orissa
3.	Survival of Surviving- A Project to Enhance Livelihood of PVTGs Through Introduction of Tuber Crop (Cultivation & Processing) in Sukinda Block of Jajpur District, Odisha	Utkalika Samiti, Jajpur, Jajpur, Orissa, 755051	Orissa
4.	S&T Intervention in Pottery Technology for Capacity building of Women potters in Bahabandha village of Siadimal Gp, Nilagiri block of Balasore district in Odisha	Society for Humanitarian Advancement with Key Technological Initiative (Shakti), Simulia, Balasore, Orissa, 756168	Orissa
5.	Organic Goat Milk and Meat as a means of income generation for coastal tribals	Utkal Sevak Samaj, Cuttack, Cuttack, Orissa, 753003	Orissa
6.	Science Technology and Innovation Hub in MARAYOOR, DEVIKULAM Block, IDUKKI District, KERALA State SUBTITLE Establishment of decentralized non- centrifugal sugars production unit for Marayoor Jaggery	CSIR National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology (NIIST), Thiruvananthapuram, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, 695019	Kerala
7.	Establishment of STI Hub for primitive Sidi	ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute	Gujarat

	Adivasi tribes of Gujarat for socio- economic upliftment through mariculture entrepreneurship	Veraval Regional Station, Matsya Bhavan, Bhidiya, Veraval, 362269, Gujarat
8.	Introduce scientific technique to conserve and enhancement of indigenous knowledge and traditional skills, practices of katkari community to sustain their livelihoods	Anubhav Prathisthan Trust, Khopoli, Raigad, Maharashtra, 410203	Maharashtra
9.	Utilization of Clay Brick Waste for Manufacturing of Eco- Friendly Building Materials to Improve Livelihoods of Katkari Tribals	Thakur College of Engineering and Technology, Mumbai, Mumbai Suburban, Maharashtra, 400101	Maharashtra
10.	Production, scaling up and formulation of antiviral and anti- inflammatory herbal plant varieties by modern agricultural technology in the state of Manipur, A handholding program with farmers from backward communities for their economic growth	EMRC FEEDS, Senapati, Senapati, Manipur, 795129	Manipur
11.	Tribal empowerment through scientific validation of Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in agriculture through Land-Lab-Land cycle of scientific refining	Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, 641112	Tamilnadu
12.	Enhancing Livelihood of ST Farmer Community in Bheelyanaik Thanda by Development of Post-harvest Preservation Ecosystem for horticultural crops and flowers	KG Reddy College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy, Telangana, 501504	Telangana

13.

Multilayered Agriculture strategies for income and nutritional security for cash crop plantation workers in Lefunga Block, West Tripura

district

ICAR Research Complex for Neh Region, Tripura Centre, Lembucherra, West Tripura, Tripura, 799210

Tripura

14.

STI-Hub for the upliftment of scheduled caste and scheduled tribes by ensuring livelihood, food and nutritional security through disseminating innovative technologies in

intensively tribal dominated area of Sonbhadra UP

Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi 221005, India, Varanasi, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 221005

Uttar Pradesh

15.

Promoting natural resource base integrated livelihood approaches through Science Technology and Innovation Hub for socio-economic development of the Primitive tribe in Dzongu and Kabi Blocks of North

District, Sikkim

G B Pant National Institute of Himalayan Environment, Almora, Almora, Uttarakhand, 263643

Uttarakhand

ANNEXURE-III

State-wise details of Van Dhan Vikas Kendras (VDVKs)

PM JVM VDVKs
S.No.	States/UTs	VDVKs Sanctioned	Beneficiaries	Funds Sanctioned (In Lakhs)
1.	Andhra Pradesh	415	123258	6162.9
2.	Arunachal Pradesh	106	32897	1590
3.	Assam	483	146909	7245
4.	Chhattisgarh	139	41700	2085
5.	DNH & DD	1	302	15
6.	Goa	10	3000	150
7.	Gujarat	200	57968	2895.65
8.	Himachal Pradesh	4	1110	55.5
9.	Jammu & Kashmir	100	29791	1457
10.	Jharkhand	146	43701	2174.7
11.	Karnataka	140	41748	2087.4
12.	Kerala	44	12038	597.25
13.	Ladakh	10	3000	150
14.	Madhya Pradesh	126	37860	1890
15.	Maharashtra	279	83850	4185
16.	Manipur	204	61,493	3051.8
17.	Meghalaya	169	50835	2534.1
18.	Mizoram	286	84268	4211.55
19.	Nagaland	347	104068	5203.4
20.	Odisha	170	50094	2479.25
21.	Rajasthan	505	152362	7513.55
22.	Sikkim	80	23801	1169.05
23.	Tamil Nadu	8	2400	120
24.	Telangana	17	5100	255
25.	Tripura	57	16116	776
26.	Uttar Pradesh	25	7238	359.55
27.	Uttarakhand	12	3605	179.95
28.	West Bengal	22	6719	329.35
Total		4105	1227231	60922.95

PM-JANMAN VDVK
S.No.	States/ UTs	VDVKs Sanctioned	Beneficiaries	Funds Sanctioned (In Lakhs)
1.	Andaman & Nicobar	1	56	2.80
2.	Andhra Pradesh	73	6162	307.55
3.	Chhattisgarh	16	2395	119.75
4.	Gujarat	21	1050	52.50
5.	Jharkhand	35	2876	143.80
6.	Karnataka	33	1836	91.80
7.	Kerala	7	537	26.85
8.	Madhya Pradesh	83	5091	254.50
9.	Maharashtra	40	3624	181.20
10.	Manipur	2	600	30.00
11.	Odisha	66	5244	262.95
12.	Rajasthan	51	8842	442.10
13.	Tamil Nadu	37	2403	120.15
14.	Telangana	25	1427	73.05
15.	Tripura	30	2550	127.50
16.	Uttarakhand	9	634	31.70
17.	Uttar Pradesh	5	319	15.95
18.	West Bengal	5	278	13.9
Total		539	45924	2298.05

Annexure-IV State-wise amount of loans disbursed and beneficiaries under the schemes of NSTFDC

(Rs. In lakhs)

S.No .	State	FY 2020-21		FY 2021-22		FY 2022-23		FY 2023-24		FY 2024-25
S.No .	State	Amoun t	No. of beneficiar ies	Amou nt	No. of benefic iaries	Amount	No. of benefi ciaries	Amount	No. of benefic iaries	Amount	No. of beneficiar ies
1.	Andhra Pradesh	5022.2 4	12533	1127.1 9	2006	4119.80	13669	5551.49	27221	6039.21	12899
2.	Andaman & Nicobar	–	–	–	–	–	–	0	0	0	0
3.	Arunachal Pradesh	970.52	435	814.01	8143	699.90	1835	25.77	13	17.88	17
4.	Assam	5.00	2	–	–	–	–	40.02	43	24.24	21
5.	Bihar	–	–	11.48	955	–	–	3.06	3	0	0
6.	Chhattisgarh	197.49	236	1398.9 9	1107	295.69	1216	227.29	503	499.43	4837
7.	Dadra & Nagar Haveli	–	–	–	–	–	–	4.55	6	0	0
8.	Goa	–	–	–	–	–	–	0.22	1	0	0
9.	Gujarat	1442.0 3	8230	2022.5 0	11053	1019.61	5224	2810.12	11848	4931.39	18461
10.	Haryana	–	–	–	–	–	–	0	0	0	0
11.	Himachal Pradesh	13.40	2	14.00	2	56.90	120	2.19	2	30.60	33
12.	Jammu & Kashmir	408.75	175	1362.8 7	410	1272.54	535	295.19	106	1102.49	409
13.	Jharkhand	1001.6 0	10752	1422.0 0	15523	3.00	756	684.25	1703	247.45	135
14.	Karnataka	3109.0 8	3014	1369.3 1	962	1582.42	1927	853.41	1003	1854.44	1368
15.	Kerala	298.76	192	637.30	436	720.73	666	446.74	258	684.80	567
16.	Ladakh									73.53	13
17.	Madhya Pradesh	3360.1 0	5685	2755.0 0	2373	5392.05	10857	1759.58	828	1660.72	1582
18.	Maharashtra	37.27	822	209.06	7408	658.19	1204	2523.52	1528	567.76	1005
19.	Manipur	62.37	65	–	–	25.00	57	235.49	174	102.80	65
20.	Meghalaya	4485.4 3	35016	694.81	1883	470.60	1227	475.91	1193	298.09	112
21.	Mizoram	3324.1 8	1399	5450.6 8	16278	5295.74	3584	6856.69	4573	6948.28	3529
22.	Nagaland	1098.7 2	48240	693.36	48257	20.39	1	1199.77	771	627.08	282
23.	Odisha	1794.4 4	22231	2457.9 2	30026	63.19	4337	362.35	17025	883.56	15045
24.	Rajasthan	2205.1 6	2664	508.60	588	789.35	1856	712.22	885	130.16	1091
25.	Sikkim	82.11	21	62.56	16	–	–	34.23	27	201.63	46
26.	Tamil Nadu	12.50	1609	15.00	1609	1087.13	3403	3265.67	7327	1210.39	6437
27.	Telangana	5359.2 3	13065	3111.5 5	9355	4583.99	11861	3218.52	11369	5174.31	10777
28.	Tripura	2216.2 8	1056	580.26	2196	48.02	20	2014.62	2234	1695.98	569
29.	Uttar Pradesh	1.55	4	–	–	–	–	3.37	4	1.92	2
30.	Uttarakhand	6.15	2	–	–	81.42	244	32.59	8	85.81	628
31.	West Bengal	275.64	2089	573.92	4515	1643.34	8393	1526.59	4486	2233.75	8828