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Dadra & N.H. and Daman & Diu
32 indicators tracked · RBI Handbook 2024-25 · 1 GI-registered products
What the numbers say
Is the groundwater running out?
31.3% (2017) to 132% (2023) — +319.7%
Dadra & N.H. and Daman & Diu: 132% (2023) · India: 60.5% (2024)
Dadra & N.H. and Daman & Diu reports this for 2023, not 2024 — the year the other 35 states are ranked on — so it isn't included in that ranking.
Punjab 157% · Arunachal Pradesh 0.39%
How many crimes are recorded here?
⚠ NCRB figures count cases registered (FIRs), not actual incidence — differences between states reflect reporting and policing as much as real crime, and NCRB itself cautions against direct state-to-state rate comparison. 2024 was the first full year under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita; some year-on-year changes reflect offences being reclassified into new BNS heads rather than genuine change.
Dadra & N.H. and Daman & Diu: 42.7 per lakh (2024) · India: 419 per lakh (2024)
Higher than 0 of the other 35 states reporting it for 2024.
Keralam 1,389 · Dadra & N.H. and Daman & Diu 42.7
How many crimes against women are recorded?
⚠ NCRB figures count cases registered (FIRs), not actual incidence — differences between states reflect reporting and policing as much as real crime, and NCRB itself cautions against direct state-to-state rate comparison. 2024 was the first full year under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita; some year-on-year changes reflect offences being reclassified into new BNS heads rather than genuine change.
Dadra & N.H. and Daman & Diu: 18.7 per lakh women (2024) · India: 64.6 per lakh women (2024)
Higher than 2 of the other 35 states reporting it for 2024.
Delhi 131 · Nagaland 5.1
How many crimes against children are recorded?
⚠ NCRB figures count cases registered (FIRs), not actual incidence — differences between states reflect reporting and policing as much as real crime, and NCRB itself cautions against direct state-to-state rate comparison. 2024 was the first full year under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita; some year-on-year changes reflect offences being reclassified into new BNS heads rather than genuine change.
107 (2022) to 84 (2024) — -21.5%
⚠ Year-on-year change partly reflects the IPC→Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita transition (2024 is the first full BNS year) and registered-case reporting, not only real change.
How many rural clinic doctor posts sit vacant?
0 (2005) — not enough data yet for a comparison.
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⚠ GI Registry (IP India) · not RBI Handbook — state-tier only, no district/seat attribution in the source data.