Mizoram Economic-Survey-2019-20 PDF

MIZORAM
ECONOMIC SURVEY
2019 – 20
“Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the LORD our God”
Psalm 20:7 (NIV)
Government of Mizoram
Planning & Programme Implementation Department
(Research & Development Branch)
CONTENTS
I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE 1
II. BASIC PARAMETERS AND INDICATORS 2
III. OVERVIEW& PRIORITIES OF MIZORAM ECONOMY 5
IV. BRIEF NOTE ON INDIAN ECONOMY 7
V. BRIEF NOTE ON MIZORAM ECONOMY 9
VI. SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY (SEDP) 13
VII. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDG) 15
VIII. STATE FINANCE 24
IX. PRICE AND PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION 34
X. POPULATION 36
XI. AGRICULTURE & ALLIED 39
1. GROSS VALUE ADDED IN AGRICULTURE & ALLIED 39
2. CROP HUSBANDRY 40
Agriculture 40
Agriculture Census 40
Horticulture 42
Schemes under Agriculture & Allied Sector 44
Agricultural Credit 47
3. LAND RESOURCES, SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION 47
4. IRRIGATION & WATER RESOURCES 48
5. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, DAIRYING 49
6. FORESTRY & LOGGING 53
7. MIZORAM POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD 55
8. FISHERIES & AQUACULTURE 58
XII. INDUSTRY, INNOVATION & INFRASTRUCTURE 60
1. INDUSTRY 60
Industry Sector Overview 60
Investment & Employment Generation 60
Industrial Infrastructure 61
Industrial Incentives 62
Textiles, Handlooms & Handicrafts 62
Bamboo Development Agency 62
Sericulture 62
Mining & Quarrying 62
Oil & Natural Gas 63
2. INFRASTRUCTURE 63
Road Sector 64
Kaladan Multi Modal Transit Transport Project (KMMTTP) 65
Power Sector 65
Renewable Energy 67
Urban Water Supply 67
Rural Water Supply 67
Urban Development 68
Rural Housing 70
Rural Connectivity 71
Labour & Employment 71
3. INNOVATION 73
Science & Technology 73
Entrepreneurship & Startup Ecosystem 74
Impact of the Entrepreneurship Movement 77
XIII. SERVICES SECTOR 78
1. GROSS VALUE ADDED IN THE SERVICES SECTOR 78
2. ECONOMIC SERVICES 78
Trade and Commerce 78
Transport and Communication Services 79
Civil Aviation 80
Telecom & Digital Connectivity 82
Banking and Financial Services 83
Tourism Sector 84
Cooperative Societies 85
Food Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs 88
4. EDUCATION AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 89
School Education 89
Higher and Technical Education 91
Health Services 94
Sports & Youth Services 103
Rural Development 104
Welfare Services 107
5. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, DEFENCE SERVICE & GENERAL SERVICES 109
Local Administration 109
Economics and Statistics 110
Information and Public Relations 113
Law and Judicial 113
Defence Services 114
Forensic Science Laboratory 115
Fire and Emergency Services 116
Disaster Management and Rehabilitation 117
Administrative Training Institute 118
Printing and Stationery 118
XIV. NORTH EASTERN COUNCIL (NEC) 119
XV. NON-LAPSEABLE CENTRAL POOL OF RESOURCES (NLCPR) 120
XVI. LIST OF ANNEXURES 122
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A. ACRONYMS
AAY = Antyodaya Anna Yojana DVOR = Doppler Very High Frequency Omni
ACA = Additional Central Assistance Directional Range
ADA = Aizawl Development Authority EAP = Externally Aided Project
ADB = Asian Development Bank EPI = Expanded Programme of Immunization
AIBP = Accelerated Irrigation Benefit EBB = Educationally Backward Block
Programme EPIP = Export Promotion Industrial Park
AMC = Aizawl Municipal Council ERCM = Education Reforms Commission,
APDRP = Accelerated Power Development Mizoram.
and Reform Programme EWS= Economically Weaker Section
APEDA = Agricultural and Processed Food FC = Fully Covered
Products and Export Development Authority FFDA = Fish Farmer Development Agency
ARSD = Aizawl Road South Division FSI = Forest Survey of India
ASHA = Accredited Social Health Activists GBS= Gross Budgetary Support
ASPA = Advanced Special Plan Assistance GCA= Gross Command Area
AT& C = Average, Technical & Commercial GER = Gross Enrolment Ratio
Loss
GSDP = Gross State Domestic Product
ATI = Administrative Training Institute
GST = Goods & Services Tax
ATMA = Agriculture Technology
HFO= Heavy Furnace Oil
Management Agency
HiWEL= Hole-in-the-Wall Education Limited
AYUSH= Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy,
Unani, Siddha and Homoepathy HMNEH= Horiculture Mission for North East
& Himalayan Region
BADP = Border Area Development
Programme HPO= Head Post Office
BAFFACOS = Bamboo Flowering and HPTW= Hand Pumped Tube Well
Famine Combat Scheme ICT = Information and Communication
BOB= Bank of Baroda Technology
BPL = Below Poverty Line ICMR= Indian Council of Medical Research
BPO=Branch Post Office IDSP=Integrated Disease Surveillance Project
BRGF = Backward Region Grand Fund ICDS= Integrated Child Development
Services
BRO = Border Roads Organisation
ICPS= Integrated Child Protection Scheme
BSUP = Basic Service to the Urban Poor
IEC= Information, Education and
CAT= Computer Aided Teaching
Communication
CCA= Culturable Command Area
IGNOAP= Indira Gandhi National Old Age
CDCU = Chhimtuipui District Cooperative Pension
Union
IHL = Individual Household Latrines
CPU = Central Processing Unit
IHSDP = Integrated Housing and Slum
CRSP= Central Rural Sanitation Programme Development Programme
CSO = Central Statistics Organisation IIPA = Indian Institute of Public
CSS= Centrally Sponsored Scheme Administration
CWSN=Children with Special Needs ILS= Instrumental Landing System
CTE = College of Teacher Education IPC= Irrigation Potential Created
DDA = Delhi Development Authority IREP = Integrated Rural Electric Programme
DONER = Development of North East Region IUD = Intra - Uterine Devices
DOTs= Directly Observed Treatment strategy IWDP = Integrated Wasteland Development
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Programme NEC = North Eastern Council

IWMP= Integrated Watershed Management NEDFi = North Eastern Financial
Programme Development Corporation
JFM = Joint Forest Management NEEPCO = North Eastern Electric Power
JNNURM = Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Corporation
Renewal Mission NeGAP = National E-Governance Action Plan
KGBV = Kashturba Gandhi Balika NERUDP = North East Region Urban
Vidhyalaya Development Project
LDCU = Lunglei District Cooperative Union NERCCDIP= North Eastern Region Capital
LIG = Low Income Group Cities Development Investment Programme
lpcd = litres per capita per day NHPC = National Hydro Power Corporation
MAHCO = Mizoram Apex Handloom & NIELIT = National Institute for Electronics
Handicraft Co-operative Society Ltd. and Information Technology
MAHFED = Mizoram State NLCPR = Non Lapsable Central Pool of
Agriculture/Horticulture & Marketing Resources
Cooperative Federation NLEP = National Leprosy Eradication
MASCOS= Mizoram Apex Sericulture Programme
Cooperative Society Ltd. NPAG = Nutrition Programme for Adolescent
MCS= Model Cluster Schools Girls
MDM = Mid-Day Meal NPCBB=National Project on Cattle And
MFF= Multi-tranche Financing Failities Buffalo Breeding
MHTC = Mizoram Hindi Training College NPEGEL = National Programme for
Education of Girls at Elementary Level
MIZOFED = Mizoram State Co-Operative
Marketing & Consumers Federation Ltd. NRDWP = National Rural Drinking Water
Programme
MCAB = Mizoram Cooperative Apex Bank
Ltd. NREGS = National Rural Employment
Guaranteed Scheme
MKWH =Million Kilo Watt Hour
NRHM = National Rural Health Mission
MNRE = Ministry of New and Renewable
Energy NSDP = Net State Domestic Product
MPL = Mizoram Polytechnic, Lunglei NSS = National Services Schemes
MGNREGS = Mahatma Gandhi National NSSO = National Sample Survey
Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme Organisation
MSCU = Mizoram State Co-operative Union NVBDCP= National Vector Borne Diseases
Control Programme
MSHCS=Mizoram State Health Care Scheme
PAC = Potential Area Connectivity
MDG= Mukhya Dak Ghar
PACS = Primary Agricultural Credit
MU = Million Unit
Societies
MUCO Bank= Mizoram Urban Cooperative
PC = Partially Covered
Development Bank Ltd.
PD-I = Project Division No. I
MULCO = Mizoram Multi-commodity
Producers Co-operative Union Ltd. PD-II = Project Division No. II
MW = Mega Watt PD-III = Project Division No. III
MZU = Mizoram University PIGFED = Mizoram Pig Producer Co-
operative Federation Ltd.
NABARD = National Bank for Agriculture
and Rural Development PMGSY = Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak
Yojana
NC = Non-Covered
PPP = Public Private Partnership
NCC= National Cadet Corps
PRS = Public Reservation System
NCSE = Non Conventional Source of Energy
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PYKKA=Panchayat Yuva Krida Aur Khel SSA = Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

Abhiyan STEP-UP= Skill Training for Promotion
RBD = Registration of Birth and Death amoung Urban Poor
RCH= Reproductive and Child Health TPR = Teacher-Pupil Ratio
RE = Revised Estimates TSC = Total Sanitation Campaign
REC = Rural Electrification Corporation TSECL = Tripura State Electricity
RGGVY = Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Corporation Ltd.
Vidyutikaran Yojana TSP = Tribal Sub Plan
RGSY= Rashtriya Gram Swaraj Yojana UCDN= Urban Community Development
RMIS = Rationalisation of Minor Irrigation Network
Stastistics UIDSSMT = Urban Infrastructure
RMSA= Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Development Scheme for Small and Medium
Abhiyan Town
RNTCP= Revised National TB Control UIG = Urban Infrastructure and Governance
Programme ULBs = Urban Local Bodies
RKVY= Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana UPS = Upper Primary School/Uninterruptible
RSBY = Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana Power Supply
RSVY = Rashtriya Sam Vikas Yojana USEP= Urban Self-Employment Programme
RWHS=Rural Water Harvesting Schemes UWEP= Urban Wage Employment
Programme
SAL = Structural Adjustment Loan
UWSP = Urban Women Self-help Programme
SARDP-NE = Special Accelerated Road
Development Programme for North East VAT = Value Added Tax
SCA = Special Central Assistance VHSC = Village Health & Sanitation
Committee
SEDP = Socio-Economic Development Policy
WAPCOS = Water and Power Consultancy
SGRY = Sampoorna Gramin Rozgar Yojana
Services Ltd.
SGSY = Swarnajayanti Gram Swarozgar
WDPSCA = Watershed Development
Yojana
Programme in Shifting Cultivation Areas
SJSRY= Swarna Jayanti Shahri Rozgar
WOMENFED = Mizoram Women
Yojana
Cooperative Federation
SIPMIU = State Investment Programme
WPA = Women Polytechnic Aizawl
Management and Implementation Unit
WSS = Water Supply Scheme
SIRD = State Institute of Rural Development
YHAI = Youth Hostel Association of India
SIDBI=Small Industrial Development Bank of
India ZEDA = Zoram Energy Development Agency
SLMC & IAC = State Level Monitoring Cell
& Internal Audit Cell
SMS = State Matching Share
SPA = Special Plan Assistance
SPO = Sub-Post Office
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I. MIZORAM
I. MIZORAM AT
AT A
A GLANCE
GLANCE
Sl.
Sl. Particulars
Particulars Unit
Unit Statistic
Statistic
No.
No.
1.
1. Geographical Area
Geographical Area Sq. Km
Sq. Km 21,081
21,081
Geographical Location
2.
2. Longitude
Longitude Degree
Degree 92oo.15’E
92 .15’E to 93oo29’E
to 93 29’E
o o
Latitude
Latitude Degree
Degree 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
21 .58’ N to 24 .35’ N
Length
Length
3.
3. North to
North to South
South Kms
Kms 277
277
East to West
East to West Kms
Kms 121
121
International Borders
4.
4. With Myanmar
With Myanmar Kms
Kms 404
404
With Bangladesh
With Bangladesh Kms
Kms 318
318
Inter State Borders
Inter State Borders
With Assam
With Assam Kms
Kms 123
123
5.
5. With Tripura
With Tripura Kms
Kms 66
66
With Manipur
With Manipur Kms
Kms 95
95
Administrative Set
Administrative Set Up Up
1. No.
1. No. ofof District
District No.
No. 11
11
2. No. of Autonomous District
2. No. of Autonomous District Council Council No.
No. 33
6.
6. 3. No.
No. ofof Sub-Division No. 23
3. Sub-Division No. 23
4. No. of R.D.
4. No. of R.D. BlockBlock No.
No. 26
26
5. No.
5. No. ofof Municipal
Municipal Corporation
Corporation No.
No. 11
6. No. of villages (2011 census)
6. No. of villages (2011 census) No.
No. 830
830
Total Population (2011 Census)
Persons
Persons No.
No. 10,97,206
10,97,206
77 Males No. 5,55,339
Males No. 5,55,339
Females
Females No.
No. 5,41,867
5,41,867
Decadal Population Growth (2001
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) – 2011)
88 Absolute
Absolute No.
No. 2,08,633
2,08,633
Percentage
Percentage %
% 23.48%
23.48%
99 Population Density
Population Density Per Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km 52
52
10
10 No. of
No. of females
females per
per 1000 males
1000 males No.
No. 976
976
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census)
Persons
Persons No.
No. 1,68,531
1,68,531
11
11 Males
Males No.
No. 85,561
85,561
Females
Females No.
No. 82,970
82,970
Literacy (2011 Census)
Persons
Persons No.
No. 8,48,175
8,48,175
12
12 Males
Males No.
No. 4,38,529
4,38,529
Females
Females No.
No. 4,09,646
4,09,646
Rate
Rate %
% 91.33
91.33
Population (2011
Population (2011 Census)Census)
13
13 Rural
Rural No.
No. 5,25,435
5,25,435
Urban
Urban No.
No. 5,71,771
5,71,771
Total Workers (2011
Total Workers (2011 Census)Census)
14
14 Main
Main workers
workers No.
No. 4,15,030
4,15,030
Marginal workers
Marginal workers No.
No. 71,675
71,675
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II. I. MIZORAM
BASIC AT AAND
PARAMETERS GLANCE
INDICATORS
Sl.
Particulars Unit 2017-18 Statistic
2018-19
No.
1 State Income (2011-12 series) Unit
1. (Provisional)
Sq. Km (Projected)
21,081
Geographical Area
a)Geographical
GSDP at current price
Location ` in lakh 1932864.00 2224057.00
2. b)Longitude
Per Capita Income at current price ` Degree 146765.00 92o.15’E168626.00
to 93o29’E
o
c)Latitude
GSDP at constant (2011-12) price Degree 1466913.00
` in lakh to 24o.35’ N
21 .58’ N1603613.00
d)Length
Per Capita Income at Constant Price ` 104661.00 111786.00
3. North to South Kms 277
Average Monthly Per Capita
2 East to West Kms (2009-10) 121
(2011-12)
Expenditure
4. (Consumer
With Myanmar Expenditure) Kms NSS 66th NSS
404 68th
With Bangladesh Kms Round Round
318
Inter
a) Rural State Borders ` 1,127.90 1,346.35
b)With
Urban Assam ` Kms 1,778.94 123 2,218.67
5.
3 With Tripura
Agriculture Kms 2016-17 662017-18
With Manipur
a) Gross Cropped Area „000 ha Kms 188.75 95 177.00
Administrative Set Up
b) Net Area Sown „000 ha 186.00 174.00
1. No. of District No. 11
c) Gross Irrigated Area „000 ha 19.77 20.44
2. No. of Autonomous District Council No. 3
6. d)3.Area under Principal Crops 2017-18 2018-19
No. of Sub-Division No. 23
i) Rice
4. No. of R.D. Block ha No. 36,114 26 35,090
5.ii) Maize
No. of Municipal Corporation ha No. 5,978 1 6,163
6.iii) No.
Pulses
of villages (2011 census) ha No. 3,922 830 3,769
iv) Oilseeds ha 2,191 2,311
Persons No. 2017-18 10,97,206
2018-19
7 e) Production of Principal Crops
Males
i) Rice M. TonnesNo. 59,606 5,55,339 59,050
ii) Females
Maize M. TonnesNo. 9,469.80 5,41,867 10,970
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)
iii) Pulses M. Tonnes 6,682 5,889
8 Absolute No. 2,08,633
iv)Percentage
Oilseeds M. Tonnes % 2,437.2 23.48%2,757
9 f) Agricultural Census
Population Density Per Sq. Km 2010-11 522015-16
10 No. i) No. of operational
of females holdings
per 1000 males Nos. No. 91,880 976 89,774
0 ii)
– 6Total operated(2011
Population area Census) ha 1,04,789.34 1,12,464.71
iii)Persons
Average size of holdings ha No. 1.14 1,68,531 1.25
11
4 Males
Livestock Census No. 2007 85,5612012
a) TotalFemales
Livestock „000 No. 364 82,970 384.604
b) Total poultry „000 1,241.814 1,260.298
Persons No. 8,48,175
5 Forest (FSI Report) 2017 2019
12 Males No. 4,38,529
a) Area under dense forest
Females Sq. KmNo. 5,992 4,09,6465,958
b) Area Rateunder open forest Sq. Km % 12,194 91.3312,048
6 Electricity
Population (2011 Census) 2017-18 2018-19
13 a) Installed
Rural Capacity MW No. 52.77 5,25,43552.77
b) TotalUrban
Generation (Generation + Import) MW No. 668.40 5,71,771 663.60
Total Workers
c) Power Purchased * (2011 Census) MU 565.55 623.24
14 d) Total Main workers
Consumption MW No. 395.78 4,15,030 387.76
Marginal workers No. 71,675
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7 Industries
I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE 2017-18 2018-19
a) Registered SSI Units during No. 507 504
b) No. of farmers registered in Sericulture Family 5,135 5,651
Sl.
Particulars
c) No. of enterprises (as per 2005 economic Unit Statistic
No. No. 47,730
1. census)
Geographical Area Sq. Km 21,081
d) No. of enterprises
Geographical Location (as per 2005 economic
No. 57,486
2. census)
Longitude Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Latitude
e) Average annual growth rate of enterprise Degree 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
20.44%
Length
(1998 to 2005)
83. North to South
Cooperation Kms 2016-17277 2017-18
East to West
a) No. of Coop. Societies KmsNo. 1292 121 1306
International
b) MembershipBorders No. 48816 51761
4. With Myanmar Kms 404
c) Working Capital ` crore 519.37 1265.82
With Bangladesh Kms 318
9 Banking
Inter State Borders 2017-18 2018-19
a) No.Assam
With of Banks/Branches KmsNo. 205 123 228
5. b) Total Deposits ` crores 9902.1366 10532.17
With Tripura Kms
c) Total
With Advances
Manipur ` crores
Kms 4579.8895 4084.26
Administrative
d) Credit Deposit Set Up
Ratio % 41.72 38.78
10 1. No. of District
Education No. 2017-1811 2018-19
2. No.
a) No.ofofPrimary
Autonomous District Council
Schools No.No. 1,969 3 1,956
6. 3. Enrolment
b) No. of Sub-Division
in Primary Schools No.No. 1,45,18923 1,50,675
4. No. of R.D. Block
c) No. of Middle Schools No.No. 1,580 26 1,552
5. Enrolment
d) No. of Municipal
in Middle Corporation
Schools No.No. 88,711 1 90,567
6. No. of villages
e) No. of High Schools (2011 census) No.No. 669 830 689
f) Enrolment in High Schools No. 37,407 41,198
7 g) No. of Higher Secondary Schools No. 175 186
Males No. 5,55,339
h) Enrolment
Females in Higher Secondary Schools No.No. 21,863
5,41,867 24,378
i)Decadal
No. of Population
Colleges Growth (2001 – 2011) No. 28 29
8 a) Enrolment
Absolute in Colleges No.No. 15,368
2,08,633 16,000
b) No. of Universities
Percentage % No. 2 23.48% 2
9 Population
c) EnrolmentDensity
in Universities Per Sq.No.
Km 3,787 52 3,708
10
11 No. of females per 1000 males
Health No. 2017-18976 2018-19
0 –No.
a) 6 Population
of Hospitals (2011 Census)
(incl. Non-Government) No. 34 37
Persons
b) Community Health Centres No.No. 9 1,68,531 9
11
Males
c) Primary Health Centres No.No. 57 85,561 57
Females No. 82,970
d) Sub-Centres No. 372 371
2017 2018
12 e) Birth
MalesRate (CRS) Per '000
No. 19.534,38,529 16.33
f) Death Rate (CRS)
Females Per '000
No. 5.644,09,646 4.29
g) Infant
Rate Mortality Rate (CRS) Per
% '000 17.3591.33 14.48
12 Roads
Population (2011 Census) 2017-18 2018-19
13 RuralRoad Length under State PWD
a) Total No.Kms 5,25,435
Urban Highway
b) National No.Kms 5,71,771 1410.50
1414.32
Total Workers
c) State Highway (2011 Census) Kms 170.20 175.20
14 Main workers
d) District Road No.Kms 4,15,030
1267.03 1713.72
e) Village Road Kms 1442.84 2249.50
f) Town Road Kms 1214.44 1186.32
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13 Transport I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE 2017-18 2018-19

Total Motor Vehicles No. 2,12,241 2,38,706
14 Communication 2017-18 2018-19
Sl.
Particulars
a) No. of Post Offices UnitNo. 383Statistic 383
No.
1. b) No. of MobileArea
Geographical Connections (excluding Sq. Km
No. 10,76,319 21,081 1,60,088
Vodafone)
15
2. Water Supply
Longitude Degree 2017-18
92 o
.15’E to 93o2018-19
29’E
Latitude
1) Rural Water Scheme Degree 21 .58’ N to 24o.35’ N
o
Length
3. a) No. of
North to villages
South fully covered (above 55 lpcd) KmsNo. 193 277 200
East
b) No.toofWest
villages partially covered (0 lpcd to 55 Kms 121
International Borders No. 527 520
lpcd)
4. c)With
No. Myanmar
of villages not covered KmsNo. 0 404 0
Inter State Borders
2) Urban Water Scheme
With Assam Kms 123
5. a) No. of city/towns fully covered (70 lpcd)
With Tripura KmsNo. 16 66 16
b) No.Manipur
With of towns partially covered (above 10 lpcd Kms 95
No. 7 7
but below to 70 lpcd)
c) No. of towns non-covered (less than 10 lpcd) No. 0 0
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 2018-19 23 2019-20
16 Public Finance
4. No. of R.D. Block No. (Actuals)26 (R.E.)
5.Revenue
a) No. of Municipal
Deficit (-) /Corporation
Surplus (+) No.
` Crore 1533.9 1 -594.73
6. Gross
b) No. of villages
Fiscal (2011
Deficit census)
(GFD) No.
` Crore -352.93830 -2215.09
Total
c) Population
Internal Debt (2011 Census) ` Crore 122.86 772.03
d) %Persons
of GFD to GSDP No. % -1.5910,97,206 -8.34
7
Males
e) Accumulated Debt No.
` Crore 7315.55 5,55,33922240.57
Females
f) Accumulated Debt as % of GSDP
No. % 32.89
5,41,867 29.25
Percentage % 23.48%
9 Population Density Per Sq. Km 52
10 No. of females per 1000 males No. 976
Persons Source – Directorate of Economics No.& Statistics 1,68,531
11
Males …… No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Females No. 4,09,646
Rate % 91.33
Population (2011 Census)
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
Total Workers (2011 Census)
14 Main workers No. 4,15,030
Economic Survey Mizoram 2019-20 ~5~
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II. I. MIZORAM
OVERVIEW AT AOF
& PRIORITIES GLANCE
MIZORAM ECONOMY
The year 2019 was a difficult year rate at 5.01 percent during the past 6 (six)
for Sl.
the global economyParticulars
with world output years.Unit Statistic
No.
growth estimated to grow at its slowest
1. Geographical Area Sq. Km 21,081
pace of Geographical
2.9 per centLocation since the global Services Sector makes an important
financial
2. crisis of 2009. Uncertainties are
Longitude contribution
Degree to GSDP by to
92o.15’E providing
93o29’E jobs,
still elevated
Latitude and the Indian economy inputs and
Degree public services
o for
21 .58’ N to 24 theo.35’
economy.
N
slowed down
Length with GDP growth moderating The development of the sector also
to 4.8
3. per cent in
North to South first half of 2019-20, promotes
Kms and adds value to277the agricultural
lower thanEast6.2 per cent in second half of
to West and Kmsindustrial sector creating 121 important
2018-19. International
In spite of Borders
the ominous global forward and backward linkages, thus
economic
4. With prospects,
Myanmar Mizoram economy playing
Kms a major role404 in reducing
continue With
to record an impressive growth
Bangladesh inequalities
Kms in the distribution 318 of income in
with the total
InterGross State Domestic Product
State Borders the economy.
(GSDP)
5.
With
of Assam
the State at current prices Kms 123
With Tripura
estimated at ` 22240.57crore in 2018-19 as KmsA strong synergy 66
between industry,
With Manipur
against ` 19328.64 crore in 2017-18, Kms 95
innovation and infrastructure is essential in
thereby registering an increase of 13.04 producing economic growth and social
1. No. of District No.
development. It can 11 be said that
percent. Moreover, the economy is
expected to growth continuously at double Council No.
infrastructure is the 3
bedrock on which
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23
industry, fueled by innovation, drives the
digit rate. It is projected to growth during
the current fiscal year (advance estimate) at economyNo. towards prosperity. 26
5. No. of Municipal Corporation No. 1
12.25 percent.
6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. 830
The Industry sector has shown a
Total Population (2011 Census) steady growth since the past few years with
The per capita income of Mizoram
Persons
for 7the yearMales 2018-2019 is projected at a growth rate of 17.07%10,97,206
No.
showing in 2018-
No. 5,55,339
` 1,68,626 as against the previous year’s 19 conpared to the previous year. For the
estimate of ` 1,46,765. same year, the sectoral share of Industry in
8 Absolute
the GSDP
No.
is 25.76% (Pr), 2,08,633
which is only
Sectoral contribution of GSDP
Percentage 2.72% %lower than the23.48% contribution of
indicates
9 the remarkable
Population Densitycontribution of the Agriculture
Per Sq. Km and Allied sector.
52 Trend in
tertiary
10 orNo.service sector
of females per with a share of
1000 males sectoral
No. share for the past 976 three years
about 46% 0 –of6 the
Population (2011 The
total GSVA. Census)
industry indicate that Industy sector has been
sector Persons steadily
No.contributing a 1,68,531
greater portion to
11 contributed 26% while the GSDP vis-à-vis the Agriculture
Males
agriculture & allied sector contributed 28% No. 85,561 sector and
to the GSVA.Females Services
No. sector. Within the Industry sector,
82,970
Literacy (2011 Census) “Electricity, Gas, Water Supply & Other
Persons
Agriculture and allied sector growth UtilityNo.
Services’ account for 60.33%. On
8,48,175
12
indicated Males
that horticulture and floriculture No. hand, ‘Manufacturing’
the other 4,38,529 itself
Females No. only 2.20%. 4,09,646
constitutes
are gaining momentum in productions. The
Rate % 91.33
Gross Value Added (GVA) in agriculture
Population (2011 Census) The State Government gives high
improved
13
from
Rural
a negative 3.84 per cent in No. 5,25,435
2011-12 to 4.64 per cent in 2014-15 only to priority to the implementation of
Urban No.
Sustainable Development 5,71,771
Goals (SDGs).
decelerateTotalto Workers
2.57 per(2011 cent Census)
in 2018-19.
While Successful implementation of Sustainable
14 the crops, livestock and forestry
Main workers No.
Development 4,15,030prioritizing
Goals requires
sector showed fluctuating
Marginal workersgrowth rates over No. 71,675
the period from 2014-15 to 2017-18, the targets and careful implementations of
fisheries sector has shown a growth various schemes/ programmes in
hovering around 5.90 per cent since 2013- accordance with local challenges,
14 but 2018-19 recorded the lowest growth capacities and available resources. The
State flagship programme and Central
6~
programmes have substantially I. contributed

MIZORAM ATdevelopment
A GLANCEof the State. SEDP embodies
to Mizoram progress in this regard. the aspiration of the Government of
Mizoram to care and develop the land and
Sl. The State Government has taken its people.
Particulars Unit It lays downStatistic
the objectives of
No. initiatives towards attaining the
several the Government and strategies to achieve
1.
Goals. Geographical
The Mizoram Area Vision 2030 Sq. Km for bringing21,081
its visions development in
conceives development as a multi- Mizoram.
2. Longitude
dimensional process with integrated Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
approach Latitude
to social, economic and Degree 21o.58’
The strategy N to 24o.35’ among
encompasses, N
Length
environmental goals thereby achieving high others, protection and conservation of the
sustainedNorth
3. to Southgrowth with shared
economic land, Kms
exploration as well277 as proper and
East to West
prosperity. It highlighted the process of Kms 121
judicious use of the resources, just and
economicInternational
growth as Borders
well as the major transparent administration and self-
macro-economic policies which depends sufficiency in food. Further, it envisages to
largely on the key growth sectors in the bring forth a peaceful and harmonious
economy.Inter State Borders society, inclusive and participatory
With Assam Kms 123
5. governance, equality and equity among the
With Tripura Kms 66
The Government Strategy for citizens, and plunging forward of the Mizo
With Manipur Kms 95
development of Mizoram, and allocation of society to a better and prosperous future. In
Public resources have been mostly directed short, the transition of Mizoram into a
towards implementation of SEDP which progressive State – „Zoram Thar‟.
focuses on political and administrative
6. 3. No.development
of Sub-Division No. 23
reforms, social and economic
4. No. of R.D. Block No. 26
Total Population (2011 Census) …..
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Percentage % 23.48%
11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
Economic Survey Mizoram 2019-20 ~
~
IV. I. MIZORAM
BRIEF ATINDIAN
NOTE ON A GLANCE
ECONOMY
The International Monetary Fund On the supply side, agricultural growth,

(WEO Sl. of October 2019) has estimated though
Particulars Unitweak, is moderately higher in H1
Statistic
No. economy to become the fifth
India‟s of 2019-20 than in H2 of 2018-19.
1. inGeographical
largest the world, Area
as measured using Sq. Kminflation rose from
Headline 21,0813.3 per cent
GDP at current US$ prices, moving past in H1 of 2019-20 o to 7.4 per cent in
2. Longitude Degree 92 .15’E to 93o29’E
United Kingdom and France. The size of December 2019 on othe back ofo temporary
Latitude Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’ N
the economy is estimated at US$ 2.9 increase in food inflation, which is
trillion inLength
2019. expected to decline by year end. Rise in
CPI-core and WPI inflation in December
East to West Kms 121
As in other major economies, 2019 suggests building of demand
India‟s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) pressure.
growth also correlates with the growth of
global output, an observation earlier made On the demand side, the
Inter State Borders
in the Economic Survey of 2015-16. Not deceleration in GDP growth was caused by
With Assam Kms 123
surprisingly,
5. the deceleration in India‟s a decline in the growth of real fixed
With Tripura Kms 66
GDP growth since 2017 has tracked the investment in H1 of 2019-20 when
With Manipur Kms 95
decline in world output. The year 2019 compared to 2018-19 induced in part by a
was a difficult year for the global economy
1. No. of District
sluggish
No.
growth of real11 consumption.
with world output growth estimated to However, growth of real consumption
grow at its slowest pace of 2.9 per cent started picking up in Q2 of 2019-20,
6.
since the3.global
No. offinancial
Sub-Division
crisis of 2009, mostlyNo.driven by a significant
23 jump in
declining from a subdued 3.6 per cent in No. 26
government final consumption. Growth of
2018 and5.3.8No.
per of Municipal
cent in 2017Corporation No.final consumption expenditure
private 1 also
picked up in the same quarter. The
Total Population
Amidst (2011 Census) for
a weak environment contribution of net exports to GDP in Q2
global
7 manufacturing, trade and demand, of 2019-20 became less negative as in real
Males No. 5,55,339
the Indian economy slowed down with terms the contraction of exports was much
GDP growth moderating to 4.8 per cent in smaller than contraction of imports. Lower
H1 of 2019-20, lower than 6.2 per cent in growth of GDP and softer price of crude
H2 of 2018-19. A sharp decline in real oil caused a large contraction of imports.
Percentage % 23.48%
fixed investment induced by a sluggish
growth of real consumption has weighed The deceleration in GDP growth
down GDP growth from H2 of 2018-19 to can be understood within the framework of
H1 of 2019-20. Real consumption growth, a slowing cycle of growth with the
however,
11 hasMales
recovered in Q2 of 2019-20, financial
No.
sector acting as85,561
a drag on the real
cushioned by a
Females
significant growth in sector.
No.
In an attempt to boost demand,
82,970
government final consumption.
2019-20 has witnessed significant easing
Persons
of monetary
No.
policy with the repo rate
8,48,175
12 At the same
Males time, India‟s external havingNo. been cut by RBI by 110 basis
4,38,529
sector gained further stability in H1 of
Females points.
No. 4,09,646
2019-20, with Rate a narrowing of Current % 91.33
Account Population
Deficit (CAD) (2011asCensus)
percentage of Having duly recognized the
GDP13from 2.1 in 2018-19 to 1.5 in H1 of
Rural financial
No. stresses built up in the economy,
5,25,435
2019-20,impressive
Urban Foreign Direct the government
No. has taken significant steps
5,71,771
Investment (FDI), rebounding
Total Workers (2011 Census) of portfolio this year towards speeding up the
flows
14 and accretion
Main workersof foreign exchange insolvency
No. resolution process
4,15,030 under
reserves. Imports
Marginal have contracted more
workers Insolvency
No. and Bankruptcy71,675Code (IBC)
sharply than exports in H1 of 2019-20, and easing of credit, particularly for the
with easing of crude prices, which has stressed real estate and Non-Banking
mainly driven the narrowing of CAD. Financial Companies (NBFCs) sectors. At
~
the same time, impact of critical I. MIZORAM

measures AT supported
A GLANCE global growth partly offsetting
taken to boost investment, particularly the decline in manufacturing activity.
under the National Infrastructure Pipeline,
Sl. green shoots for growth in H2 of
present As per the latestStatistic
available data on
Particulars Unit
No.
2019-20 and 2020-21. employment, there has been an increase in
1. Geographical Area the Sq.share
Km of formal 21,081 employment, as
Based on first Advance Estimates captured by „Regularo wage/salaried‟, from
of 2. Longitude
India‟s GDP growth for 2019-20 17.9Degree 92 .15’E
per cent in 2011-12 to to 93o29’E
22.8 per cent in
o o
Latitude
recorded at 5 per cent, an uptick in GDP Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’
2017-18. This 5 percentage points increase N
growth isLength
expected in H2 of 2019-20. The in the share of „Regular wage/salaried‟
3.
government North
mustto South
use its strong mandate to groupKmshas been on account277 of 5 percentage
East to West
deliver expeditiously on reforms, which Kms 121
points decrease in the share of casual
will enableInternational Borders to strongly
the economy workers, which reflects formalization in
4. With Myanmar
rebound in 2020-21. the Kms
economy. As a result, 404
in absolute
terms, there was a significant jump of
Inter State Borders
Share of agriculture and allied around 2.62 crore new jobs over this
With Assam Kms 123
sectors
5. in the total GVA of the country has period in the usual status category with
With Tripura Kms 66
declined from 2009-14 to 2014-19 mainly 1.21 crore in rural areas and 1.39 crore in
With Manipur Kms 95
on account of relatively higher growth urban areas. Remarkably, the proportion of
performance of tertiary sectors. The women workers in „Regular wage/salaried‟
contribution of industrial activities to GVA employees category has increased by 8
2. No. of Autonomous District Council
has also declined from 2009-14 to 2014- percentage points (from 313 percent in
No.
6. 3. No.sector,
of Sub-Division
Manufacturing which contributes 2011-No.12 to 21 per cent in232017-18) with
more than 50 per cent of industrial GVA, addition of 0.7 crore new 26
No. jobs for female
has driven 5. the
No.decline
of Municipal
whileCorporation
the share of No. in this category.1 The drop in
workers
6. No.
construction of villages
sector (2011moderated.
has also census) casualNo.labour has mainly 830 originated from
Total Population (2011
Services sector has moved ahead faster,Census) the rural sector where rural labourers have
distancing Persons
itself further from agriculture No.from agricultural
shifted 10,97,206
to industrial and
7
and industry. MalesFinancial, real estate and No. activity. In urban
services 5,55,339
region, there has
professional Females
services has driven the been No. 5,41,867 from self-
a shift of employment
increase Decadal
in the Population
contributionGrowth (2001 – 2011) employed to salaried jobs.
of service
sector followed by public administration.
Percentage % 23.48%
Even globally, the services sector has
11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
Literacy (2011 Census) …..
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
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III. I. MIZORAM
BRIEF NOTE ON AT A GLANCE
MIZORAM ECONOMY
Economic Growth over the previous year. The GSVA at

Sl.
Particulars constant
Unit (2011-12) prices has clocked
Statistic
No.
1.
The Gross State Domestic Product 12.35%
Sq. Km
average annual growth
21,081
rate during
Geographical Area
(GSDP) Geographical
of Mizoram
Locationhas been the financial years 2012-13 to 2018-19.
continuously
2. growing
Longitude over the years with Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
impressive rate.
Latitude Gross State Domestic The
Degree total 21Gross
o
.58’ N State Domestic
to 24o.35’ N
Product Length
(GSDP) at constant (2011-12) Product of the State at current prices is
prices
3. is North
expected to attain an amount of
to South estimated
Kms at ` 22240.57 crore 277 in 2018-19
`16036.13 Eastcrore in 2018-2019 against the
to West as against
Kms ` 19328.64 crore 121 in 2017-18,
estimatesInternational
of ` 14669.13 crore for the year
Borders thereby registering an increase of 13.04
4.
2017-2018 With Myanmar
showing a growth of about 9% Kms
percent. 404
Inter State Borders
GSVA at Factor Cost by Economic Activity : Mizoram
With Assam (At constant 2011-2012 prices):Kms` in lakh 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 2017- 662018-
Sl. 2015- 2016- 2019-20
WithINDUSTRY
Manipur 2014-15 Kms 2018 952019
No 2016 2017 (Adv.)
Administrative Set Up (Prov.) (Proj.)
1 1. No. of2 District 4 5 No. 6 7 11 8 9
1 Agriculture,
2. No. Forestry & Fishing District329058
of Autonomous Council 335566 No.351946 366149 3361508 429741
2 Mining
6. 3.& Quarrying
No. of Sub-Division 7661 6822
No. 3940 4836
23 6371 6582
3 Manufacturing 7133 9892 10578 9917 10619 11371
Electricity, Gas, Water Supply &
4 5. No. of Municipal Corporation109787 115450 No.145337 184603 1228726 283396
Other Utility Services
5 Construction 106858 121596 No.133065 147290 830 160092 174007
Total Population
Trade & Repair, Hotels & (2011 Census)
Persons Storage,
Restaurants,Transport, No. 10,97,206
6 7
Communication
148803 177946 211360 238849 274078 315177
Males& Services related No. 5,55,339
to Broadcasting
Financial Services,
Decadal Real Estate,Growth (2001 – 2011)
Population
7 Ownership of Dwellings & 70265 76799 73265 74672 77152 79725
8 Absolute
Professional Services
No. 2,08,633
PercentageDefence &
Public Administration, % 23.48%
8 9 Population Density 330633 355825
Per Sq.379933
Km 391894 52421713 449129
Other Services
10 No.
9 TOTAL GSVAof females
at Basicper 1000 males
Prices 1110198 1199895 No. 1309424 1418210 976 1540261 1749128
0 – 6 Domestic
Gross State Population (2011atCensus)
Product
10 1126104 1232359 1359521 1466913 1603613 1829152
Constant Market
PersonsPrices No. 1,68,531
11
Males No. 85,561
Females GSVA AT CONSTATNT PRICE No. 82,970
Literacy (2011 Census) 1749128
Persons 1418210No. 1540261 8,48,175
12 Males 1309424 No. 4,38,529
Females
1110198 1199895 No. 4,09,646
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
(Prov.) (Proj.) (Adv.)
Economic Survey Mizoram 2019-20 ~~10
Economic Survey Mizoram 2019-20 4 ~~
I. MIZORAM
GSVA at Factor AT A GLANCE
Cost by Economic Activity: Mizoram
(At Current Prices): ` in lakh
Sl.
Sl. No. Particulars Unit 2016-
2015- Statistic2018-
2017-
2019-20
INDUSTRY 2014-15 2018 2019
No. 1. Geographical Area 2016
Sq. Km 2017 21,081 (Proj.) (Adv.)
(Prov.)
1 Geographical 2 Location 3 4 5 6 7 8
o o
1 2.Agriculture,
Longitude Forestry & Fishing 420218 Degree
465297 515112 92 .15’E
562783to 93 29’E
615323 773501
o
2 Latitude
Mining & Quarrying 8718 Degree
8247 N to 24o.35’
498321 .58’6665 N
8788 9506
3 Length
Manufacturing 8111 10460 11155 11208 12249 13386
4
3.Electricity,
NorthGas,to South
Water Supply &
136540
Kms 194817
147465
277 335847
256585 439593
OtherEast
Utility
to Services
West Kms 121
5 Construction
International Borders 125175 141137 151505 178064 199759 224098
Trade & Repair, Hotels &
Restaurants, Transport, Storage,
6 With Bangladesh 169459 197984
Kms 239340 277325
318 325944 383992
Communication & Services related to
Inter
Broadcasting State Borders
WithServices,
Financial Assam Real Estate, Kms 123
7 5.Ownership of Dwellings &
With Tripura 76418 88072
Kms 85373 8969166 95519 101730
Professional Services
With Manipur Kms 95
Public Administration, Defence &
8 Administrative Set Up
Other Services
389751 422760 466596 501727 567094 630275
9
1. No. of District
TOTAL GSVA at Basic Prices 1334390
No. 11
1481422 1668880 1884047 2160523 2576081
Gross2.State
No.Domestic
of Autonomous
Product District
at Council No. 3
10 6. 1350940 1513886 1719191 1932864
3. No.
Constant of Sub-Division
Market Prices No. 23 2224057 2656378
GSVA AT CURRENT PRICE
2576081
7
Males No. 2160523 5,55,339
1884047
Females 1668880 No. 5,41,867
1481422
8 1334390
Absolute No. 2,08,633
Percentage % 23.48%
11
Males No. 85,561
2014-15
Females 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18No. 2018-19 2019-20
82,970
Literacy (2011 Census) (Prov.) (Proj.) (Adv.)
12 Males
Sectoral Performance of the Economy No. 4,38,529
sector constituting a share of about 46% of
Females No. GSVA clearly4,09,646
the total indicates that this
The Rate following table illustrates sector%drives the economy 91.33of Mizoram.
Population (2011 Census) The industry sector contributed 26% while
performance of the different sectors in the
13 Rural No.
the agriculture & allied5,25,435
sector contributed
economy of Mizoram. The remarkable
Urban No. 5,71,771
contribution of the tertiary or service 28% to the GSVA.
Economic Survey Mizoram 2019-20 5 ~~
I. MIZORAM
Sectoral Share AT A GLANCE
to GSVA (2018-2019) Projected Figure
Sl. Percentage
Sector
No. share to GSVA
Sl. 1 Particulars
Agriculture (Crop Husbandry) Unit Statistic7.89
No. 2 Agriculture (Animal Husbandry) 5.67
1. Geographical
3 Area
Forestry & Logging Sq. Km 21,08114.48
Geographical
4 Location
Fishing & Aquaculture 0.44
2. Longitude
5 Mining & Quarrying Degree 92o.15’E to 930.41
o
29’E
o o
Latitude
6 Manufacturing Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 0.57 N
.35’
Length
7 Construction 9.25
3. North
8 to South Kms
Electricity, Gas, Water Supply & Other Utility Services 277 15.54
Transport, Storage, Communication & Services
East9to West Kms Related to 121 3.29
Broadcasting
4. 10Myanmar
With Trade, Repair, Hotels and Restaurants Kms 404 11.80
11 Financial services
With Bangladesh Kms 318 1.53
12 Real estate, Ownership of Dwelling & Professional Services 2.89
Inter State Borders
13Assam
With Public Administration Kms 123 12.47
5.
With14Tripura
Other Services Kms 66 13.78
With Manipur Kms 95
Administrative
Agriculture Set Up
& Allied Sector Electricity, Gas, Water Supply and Other
1. No. of District UtilityNo.
Services contributed11` 5,56,643.00
2. No. of Autonomous
The Primary Sector comprisingDistrict Council No. 3
lakh during 2018-19. Its percentage share
6. 3. &No.allied
agriculture of Sub-Division
activities contributed to GSVANo. being 25.76%.The
23 main
28.48% (2018-19) to the GSVA. With determinant
No. of this sector
26 being
more than5. half
No. of
of Municipal Corporation
our population deriving Electricity,Gas
No. Water Supply1 and Other
6. No.
the greater partof villages
of their(2011 census)from
income UtilityNo.
Services Sector. It alone
830 contributed
Total
agriculture, Population
faster growth(2011 Census) is
in agriculture 15.54% to the GSVA in 2018-19.
necessary
7 toPersons
increase their income. Rising No. 10,97,206
incomes in Males
agriculture will also be an ServiceNo.Sector (Tertiary5,55,339
Sector)
Females
impetus to non-agricultural income in rural No. 5,41,867
areas thusDecadal
helpingPopulation Growth
redress the (2001 – 2011)
rural-urban The Service Sector comprising (i)
8
imbalance. Absolute
Recently horticulture and No.
Transport, 2,08,633
Storage, Communication &
Percentage
floriculture has gained momentum and Services% Related to 23.48%
Broadcasting, (ii)
shown9 Populationimprovement
marked Density in their Per Sq.
Trade, Km & Restaurants,
Hotels 52 (iii) Finance
productions. No. (iv)
Services, Real 976 Estate, Other
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) Professional Services etc, (v) Public
Industry Persons
Sector No.
Administration and (vi)1,68,531
Other Services
11
Males No. 85,561contribution
continues to have the highest
The Females
Industry Sector which to theNo.
GSVA, its share has82,970
been hovering
comprises of (i) Mining & Quarrying, (ii) around 51% during the past 8 years.
Manufacturing,Persons
(iii) Construction and (iv) No. 8,48,175
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate Sectoral Share in GSVA (2018-2019) % 91.33
Population (2011 Census) 45.76%
50 28.48%
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban 25.76% No. 5,71,771
Marginal workers 0 No. 71,675
Agri. & Allied Industry
Service
6 ~~
Sectoral Contribution to GSVA (Base Year 2011-2012) (` in lakh)

I. MIZORAM
Agriculture & Allied AT A GLANCE
Industry Sector Service Sector
Sector
Year Constant Constant Constant
Current Current Current
Sl. (2011-12) (2011-12) (2011-12)
Price
Particulars Price Unit Price
Statistic Price
No. Price Price
2011-2012 149468 149468 152003 152003 441537 441537
2012-2013 161353 145937 160983 149135 528979 496940
2013-2014 189886 157013 235511 207395 588011 524757
o o
2.2014-2015
Longitude 420218 329058 278544 Degree231439 92635628 .15’E to 93549701
29’E
o o
Latitude
2015-2016 465297 335566 307308 Degree253760 21 .58’
708816N to 24 .35’
610570N
Length
2016-2017 515112 351946 362459 292920 791309 664558
3.2017-2018
North (P)
to South 562783 366149 452522 Kms 346646 868743277 705415
2018-2019 (Pr)
East to West 615323 361508 556643 Kms 405809 988557121 772944
4. WithSectoral
MyanmarShare in Percentage (Base yearKms 2011-2012) (` in lakh) 404
With Bangladesh Agriculture & Allied Kms 318 Sector
Industry Sector Service
Sector
Inter
Year
State Borders
Constant Constant Constant
With Assam Current (2011-12)
Current Kms
(2011-12)
Current123
(2011-12)
5.
With Tripura Price Price
Price Kms
Price
Price 66
Price
With Manipur 20.12
2011-2012 20.12 20.46 Kms 20.46 59.43 95 59.43
2012-2013 18.95
Administrative Set Up 18.43 18.91 18.83 62.14 62.74
2013-2014 18.74
1. No. of District 17.66 23.24 No. 23.32 58.02 11 59.02
2014-2015 31.49 29.64 20.87 20.85 47.63 49.51
2015-2016 31.41 27.97 20.74 21.15 47.85 50.89
6.2016-2017
3. No. of Sub-Division
30.87 26.88 21.72 No. 22.37 47.42 23 50.75
4. No.
2017-2018 (P)of R.D. 29.87
Block 25.82 24.02 No. 24.44 46.11 26 49.74
5. No.
2018-2019 of Municipal
(Pr) 28.48 Corporation
23.47 25.76 No. 26.35 45.76 1 50.18
Per capita income
7
The per capita income of Mizoram for the year 2018-2019
Males No. is projected at ` 1,68,626/-
5,55,339
as against theFemales
previous year‟s estimate of ` 1,46,765/-. No. 5,41,867
8 Absolute Per Capita Income(in `)No. 2,08,633
Percentage Year Mizoram % All India 23.48%
2011-12 57,654 63,462
9 Population Density2012-13 65,013
Per Sq. Km70,983
52
10 No. of females per2013-141000 males 77,584 No. 79,118 976
2014-15 1,03,049 86,647
Persons 2015-16 1,14,055 No. 3rd (RE
94797 1,68,531
11
Males 2016-17 127107 No. 2nd(RE)
104659 85,561
Females 2017-2018 (P) 146765 114958
No. (P) 82,970
2018-2019 (Pr)
Literacy (2011 Census) 168626 126406
P= Provisional Estimate. Pr=Projected Estimates
Persons RE = Revised Estimate.
No. 8,48,175
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
Population (2011Source
Census)– Directorateof Economics & Statistics
13 Rural ….. No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
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VI. SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY (SEDP)

I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
The Socio-Economic Development The Political policy of SEDP contains the
Policy (SEDP) embodies the aspiration of following programmes: -
the Sl.
Government of Mizoram to
Particulars care and Unit Statistic
No. the land and its people. The Socio-
develop a) Settlement of boundary conflicts
1.
Economic Geographical
Development AreaPolicy and its Sq. Km
b) Protection of Mizoram21,081
and its people
Programme lays down the objectives of the c) Review of Peace Accord between MNF
2.
GovernmentLongitude
and strategies to achieve its Degree
and 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Govt. of India
visions Latitude
for bringing development in d) Cultural 21o.58’ofNthe
Degree unification to 24o
.35’ N
Mizos
Mizoram.Length The strategy encompasses, e) Setting balanced growth and
among3. others,
North to South
protection and conservation Kms
development of Mizoram 277
Eastexploration
of the land, to West as well as proper Kms
f) Exploration 121
and preservation of
International
and judicious use of theBorders
resources, just and heritage
4. With Myanmar
transparent administration and self- Kms
g) Inculcating 404
moral responsibility in
sufficiency in food. Further, it envisages to prosperity or in hardship
Inter State Borders
bring forth a peaceful and harmonious h) Promote border trade (land and water)
With Assam
society,
5. inclusive and participatory &Kms
peaceful international 123
relations
With Tripura Kms 66
governance, equality and equity among the
With Manipur Kms 95
citizens, and plunging forward of the Mizo 2. Administrative Policy &
society to a better and prosperous future. In Programmes
short, the transition of Mizoram into a As good governance is the basis of
progressive State – „Zoram Thar‟. District Council No.
proper growth and development, 3 the
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23 and efficient,
Government will be effective
4. SEDP
The No. of is
R.D. Block to promote
envisaged drivenNo.by rule of law,26 transparency,
and yield5. sustainable
No. of Municipal Corporationwith
development No.
equitability, participatory, 1 consensus
both short-term and long-term visions. The No. 830
oriented, accountable and responsive.
policy hasTotal Population
been divided (2011 Census)
into two Information & Communication Technology
components Persons
as follows: No.extensively used
will be 10,97,206
to run effective
7
Males No.
governance. The following 5,55,339 will be
1. Political Females
& Administrative Policy, No.
important programmes 5,41,867 of the
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)Administrative Policy: -
which has two sub-components –
a) Political Policy
Percentage % 23.48%
b) Administrative Policy a) Ensure continued Free and Fair
2. Socio-Economic Development Policy, Election
which has two sub-components – b) Decentralization of Powers through a
a) Economic Development Policy modified regulation of Panchayati Raj
11 Social Development Policy
b) c) Development of various Districts and
Males No. 85,561
ADC through District Development
Females No. 82,970
Through SEDP, the Government Councils
envisions toPersonsmould Mizoram into a d) Administrative Reform
No. 8,48,175
peaceful, harmonious, self-sufficient and e) Strengthening Judicialsystem
12 Males No. 4,38,529
progressive State – a State which would be
a visitor‟s haven
Rate and a model to others.
II. SOCIO-ECONOMIC
% 91.33
DEVELOPMENT POLICY (SEDP)
I. POLITICAL
13 Rural & ADMINISTRATIVE
Socio-Economic
No.
Development
5,25,435
Policy
POLICYUrban aims at
No.developing the economy
5,71,771 as well as
improving social life. The policy will focus
1. Political
14 Policy
Main & Programmes
workers on increasing
No. the Gross State Domestic
4,15,030
Government is committed
Marginal workers to protect Product
No.(GSDP) of Mizoram, 71,675 improving
Mizoram and its people and boundary, and economic condition of general public,
to unite all sects of the Mizos living in creation of employment opportunities and
different countries, and safeguard the favourable business environment and
culture, religion and language of the Mizos. bringing sustainable development. Going
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hand in hand will be emphasis on b) Bamboo cultivation and processing

I. MIZORAM
improvement of health & sanitation, ATc)A GLANCE
Rubber plantation development
bringing down crime rate in the state, d) Cultivation and processing of Broomgrass
reform and improvement of public morality e) Promotion of Sericulture
Sl.
(community improvement programmes). f) Self sufficiency in Animal husbandry and
Particulars Unit Statistic
Fishery products
No.
1. Delivery
Geographical g) Agro
Sq. Km& Forest Based Industrial
21,081
SEDP SystemArea development
SEDP will be converged with h) Employment Creation & Welfare Aids
2. schemes
Central Longitudewherever possible. Any Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
i) Infrastructure Development
o (incl. Urban &
beneficiaryLatitude
based schemes under SEDP Degree
Rural 21 .58’
Connectivity, Green 24o.35’ N
N toUrban
Length with proper training and
will be guided Infrastructure, Aizawl City Improvement
capacity North
3. to South without simply
development Kms
Planetc.) 277
East to West
distributing Free Money. Grants or fund Kms 121
j) Power and Electricity Infrastructure for
will be made available through (i)Grants self sufficiency by 2030
4. Support
(ii)Price With Myanmar(iii)Subsidy (iv)Loan. Kms
k) Infrastructure Management 404Systemand
With Bangladesh Implementation
Kms of Convergence
318 Principle/
Inter State Borders Integrated Approach
Co-operative system will be l) Environment Conservation
emphasized Withunder
Assam SEDP implementation, Kms 123
5. m) Establishment of Construction
With Tripura
along with out-sourcing of works/projects Kms 66 Company/
With Manipur Corporation
Kms 95
in a Public Private Partnership (PPP) n) Introduction of a newPWD Manual
mode, and Administrative
Social AuditSetSystem
Up will be o) Creation of Trade & Investment
introduced to check distribution and Environment for Outside Investors
utilization of grants/funds. This policyDistrict Council No. 3
6.
emphasizes 3. that
No. hard
of Sub-Division
working and capable No.
2. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 23 POLICY
workers will be supported with grants and No.
This policy 26
strives toward
5. No. of Municipal
soft loans/free interest loans. YoungCorporation No.
comprehensive community improvement 1
6. No.
entrepreneurs of villages
shall (2011 assistance
be provided census) No.
programmes, such as health 830and sanitation,
in terms of grants/loans to establish their decrease crime rate; improve public
Persons
own7businesses with the state acting as its No. and mental health
morality 10,97,206
and manpower
guarantor. Males No.
development. Pertinent5,55,339
plan will be
Females No. such as for5,41,867
executed regulations for
Decadal Population Growth
The idea of getting “Easy Money” (2001 – 2011)housing and infrastructure building, better
has 8plaguedAbsolute
the minds of the citizens, water No. supply scheme 2,08,633 for the public,
Percentage
thus, SEDP aims to establish a moral improved sewerage and23.48%
% drainage system,
9
reformationPopulation
programmeDensityand bring back newPerand
Sq. participatory
Km health52 and sanitation
the 10 essence
No. of females
of whatper 1000our
males fore- No. establishing 976
practice, Cultural and
0 – 6 Population (2011
fathershadoncebelievedin,i.e.,“Self- Census) Recreational Center, public lavatory, health
Sufficiency”. Persons center,No.mobile clinic, parks,1,68,531 playgrounds,
11
Males No. 85,561
free and accessible wifi service and
Females No. 82,970
1. ECONOMIC POLICY AND initiating Information Technology common
PROGRAMME service center. To this end, the Social
The mainPersons
aim of this economic policy No.
Development Policy will8,48,175
emphasize on the
12 Males No. 4,38,529
is to have a self-sufficient economy (Green following components: -
Revolution) as well as creating
Rate % 91.33
employment for all. The main goal of the a) Formulation of Man Power Development
Population (2011 Census) Policy (MDP)
Economic Policy is to change the course of
13 Rural b) MDP No. Strategy 5,25,435
for Infrastructure
agriculture and utilize land to its full
Urban No.
Development through5,71,771
setting up of
potential. The Policy also envisions the
Total Workers (2011 Census) Technical Institutions
establishment of a robust industrial base for
14 Main workers No.
c) Formulation of Mizoram4,15,030
New Education
the economy to grow reliably. Following Policy
Marginal workers No. (MNEP) 71,675
are the core focus points under the Policy: - d) Social Security encompassing Relief,
Rehabilitation and Other Welfare Schemes
a) Self-sufficiency in Agriculture – e) Promotion of Sports And Youth Services.
Horticulture & Allied sectors
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VII. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDG)

The emergence of economic, social India being a signatory to the resolution, it
and environmental threats to development is the obligation on the part of the State
has Sl.
led to a growing focus worldwide
Particulars on Government
Unit to adopt these 17 SDGs for its
Statistic
No.
Sustainable Development Goals and the Vision Plan. The SDGs cover a broad
1. Nations
United Geographical Area Assembly has
General Sq.of
range Km social and economic21,081development
adopted 17 Sustainable Development issues. These include poverty, hunger,
o
Goals2. (SDGs)
Longitude
which focuses on three core Degree
health, education, 92 .15’E to
climate 93o29’Egender
change,
elements;Latitude
Economic Growth, Social Degree water,21o.58’
equality, N to 24o.35’energy,
sanitation, N
inclusion Length
and Environmental protection. urbanization, environment and social
3.
Countries North to Southforward in achieving
are moving Kms The goals were277developed to
justice.
East to West
these goals and aims to integrate all efforts Kms the Millennium121 Development
replace
International
towards inclusive, Borders and resilient
sustainable Goals (MDGs) which ended in 2015.
4. With Myanmar
future.Understanding the interlinkages Kmsthe MDGs, the SDG
Unlike 404 framework
among the goals and between the targets does not distinguish between "developed"
Inter State Borders
are crucial for integrated governance and and "developing" nations. Instead, the
With Assam
policy
5. coherence in implementing the goalsKms
apply to all countries. 123
In view of
With Tripura
SDGs. India continues to target and India committing to the 662030 Agenda,
Kms
With Manipur Kms 95
achieve by introducing and implementing Mizoram has committed itself to the
various policies and programmes and has attainment of the SDGs in the State. The
been progressing rapidly towards State aims to align its flagship programme
achieving the Sustainable Development District Council No.
and existing schemes with 3 the SDGs
6. The
Goals. 3. State
No. ofGovernment
Sub-Divisionof Mizoram No.in the Vision 203023document with
targets
has also 4.taken
No. of R.D. Block
much initiative towards an No.action plan for 26 achieving the
5. No. of Municipal Corporation
attaining the Goals. The Mizoram Vision No.
Sustainable Development Goals. 1
6. No. of
2030 conceives villages (2011ascensus)
development a multi- No. 830
dimensional process with integrated Census) Implementation framework of SDGs in
approach Persons
to social, economic and No.
Mizoram 10,97,206
7
Males
environmental goals thereby achieving No.As a first step 5,55,339
towards achieving
Females
high sustained economic growth with the Vision, baseline 5,41,867
No. scenarios (current
Decadal Population
shared prosperity. Growth (2001
It highlighted the– 2011) status) of the parameters relevant to the
8 of economic
process Absolute growth as well as the SDGsNo. 2,08,633Further, all
are being consolidated.
Percentage
major macro-economic policies which line departments of the 23.48%
%
State Government
depends largely on the key growth sectors have been instructed to immediately put in
in the economy. Local governments being placeNo.
suitable internal support976
system for
closest to0the
– 6 Population (2011 Census)
local community are the best implementation of SDGs, including
place
11 to communicate the role and nomination of Nodal Officer to support
Males No. 85,561
importance of Sustainable Development effective implementation & coordination
Females No. 82,970
Goals. The State Government recognizes within and with other line departments,
mere focusing on economic growth is no monitoring in their respective areas,
longer enough but on fairer and more mapping of resources including CSS,
12 Males No. 4,38,529
equitable distribution and a safer and NEC, NLCPR, NABARD, State-Owned
prosperous society. Programme and any other relevant action.
Rate % 91.33
A High Level Monitoring Committee has
Introduction
13 Rural
been No.
set up under the Chairmanship
5,25,435
of the
Urban
ChiefNo.
Secretary, Government 5,71,771
of Mizoram
The United Nations
General and Secretary, Planning and Programme
Assembly
14
has adopted
Main workers
17 Sustainable Implementation
No. Department4,15,030 a Member
as
DevelopmentMarginal
Goals workers
(SDGs), with 169 Secretary
No. to review progress 71,675 and to
targets and 304 indicators, on 25th suggest corrective measures. Technical
September, 2015 under the official agenda Committee on Sustainable Development
“Transforming our world: the 2030 Goals is also formed under the
Agenda for Sustainable Development”. Chairmanship of Director, Economics &
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Statistics Department to I. MIZORAM

identify the AT most
A GLANCE
of the raw materials which, when
achievable indicators clearly specifying transformed into finished products, serve
the baseline data and targets. The State as basic necessities of the human race. In
Sl.
Government has identified 147 State Mizoram,
Particulars Unit Agriculture Statistic
and Allied Sector
No.
Indicators Framework (SIF) for the provides not only food and raw materials
1. Goals
outlined Geographical Area to be achieved
and Targets but Sq. Km employment 21,081
also to a very large
in 2030. Baseline survey has been done for proportion of the population as omajority of
2.
selected Longitude
indicators and timeline for the Degree
population are 92o.15’E
still todepending
93 29’E on
o o
Latitude
achieving targets for each indicator and Degree 21 .58’ N to 24
Agriculture and Allied Sector. In other .35’ N
action planLength
will be taken accordingly. In words, growth in agriculture sector
3.
addition North to South
to SIF, a uniform District Kms the incomes of277
improves poor household
East to West
Indicators Framework (DIF) for all Kms 121
groups substantially, as it is the most pro-
districts International
are identified.Borders
District Planning poor and rural oriented sector in terms of
4. With Myanmar Kms
Committee under the Chairmanship of the growth. Moreover, being404the dominant
With Bangladesh
concerned Deputy Commissioner will sector the improvement 318
Kms
or changes in
Inter State Borders
review and monitor the progress and economic conditions of the State Economy
With Assam Kms 123
implementation
5. of SDGs in a district. depend to a large extent on agriculture.
With Tripura Kms 66
SDGs Cell has been established in the
With Manipur Kms 95
Research & Development Branch of Strategy for Developing Industry/
Planning & Programme Implementation Manufacturing Sector: The Perspective
Department to monitor and compile the plan for developing industry sector seeks
progress report of all districts. maximum utilization of Mizoram‟s natural
endowments in forest based products
Sectoral 4. No. of for
strategy R.D.implementation
Block of No.
particularly bamboo. As such, 26 promoting
SDG in Mizoram forest/No. bamboo based 1 industry and
manufacturing 830
activities would definitely
Identification of key growth Census) provide comparative advantage in the
sectors/ Persons No. 10,97,206
7 key growth drivers: The process State. In order to attain economies of scale
of economicMales growth as well as the major and No. both domestic 5,55,339 and international
macro-economic policies depends largely competitiveness the Government plans to
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) take up cluster based approach in a more
on the key growth sectors or high linkage
8
sectors in theAbsolute
economy. The interlinkages No.
comprehensive way in the 2,08,633
production and
Percentage % 23.48%
of sectors are particularly important as utilization of forest products. The overall
policy impetus for the growth of a high Industry-Manufacturing sector goal is to
linked sector can automatically impact the increase growth rate of at least 3-4 percent
interlinked sectors through both forward per year over the next 5 years to a longer
and 11backward linkages and can improve period. Therefore, the overall development
Males No. 85,561
the growth prospectus manifolds. and growth of the sector is anchored in the
Females No. 82,970
Identifying the sectoral linkages is an following two strategic thrusts: (i) To take
essential pre-requisite for the policy advantage of endowments in the State and
makers
12
in order
Males
to formulate appropriate opportunities
No.
presented 4,38,529
by modern
policies for Females
boosting the key high linked technology;
No.
(ii) Implementing
4,09,646
a series of
sectors, as these
Rate
in turn propel the growth reinforcing
%
policies to 91.33
address the
in other sectors.
business, labour, and financial challenges
13 Rural that create
No. obstacles for
5,25,435 business
doing
Strategy
Urban for Reviving Agriculture particularly
No. manufacturing activities in the
5,71,771
and Allied Sector: The importance
Total Workers (2011 Census) of State.
agriculture
14 in
Maineconomic
workers development is No. 4,15,030
borne out byMarginal
the fact workers
that it is the primary No.Strategy for 71,675 Infrastructure
sector of the economy, which provides the Development: Infrastructure is essential
basic ingredients necessary for the for sustained economic growth,
existence of mankind and also provides competitiveness and social progress. The
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success or otherwise ofI. MIZORAM economic AT formal

A GLANCE education does not guarantee
development process depends largely on employability. Appropriate policy and
the available resources and an enabling reform measures that will enable the
Sl.
environment. ResourcesParticulars
such as capital, services
Unitsector to not only grow at a fast
Statistic
No.
manpower and technology are necessary pace but also create quality employment
1. in Geographical
inputs Area However, the
the growth process. andSq.attract
Km investment 21,081 is needed. It is
efficiency of these inputs and the sources important for Mizoram with a large and
o
2.
of economicLongitude
growth largely depend on the Degree
young population92o to .15’E to 93o29’Equality
generate
available Latitude
enabling environment as defined Degree
employment N to 24o.35’ Nskills
21 .58’ appropriate
through
in part Length
by the available infrastructure. development policy and move up the value
3.
Despite North to South
laudable efforts of the State chainKmsto reap demographic 277 dividend. If
Government,East to West Mizoram remains Kms
appropriate reforms are implemented121 and
International
consistently behind theBorders
country averages in credible policy is in place, it will not only
most4. infrastructure
With Myanmar
index. As such Kms
enhance the productivity and 404
efficiency of
infrastructure development remains the services sector but will also lead to
Inter State Borders
development priority of the State overall growth of the economy through
With Assam Kms 123
Government.
5. The Strategy envisages backward and forward linkages, and it will
With Tripura Kms 66
mechanisms to encourage private sector enhance the State‟s competitiveness.
With Manipur Kms 95
participation in all aspect of infrastructure
developments such as power plants, roads, Mizoram Progress towards SDGs
bridges, social housing, and industrial
estates on reasonable terms. However, the Sustainable Development requires
private sector at the moment is reluctant to prioritizing targets and carefully
invest in 4.the No. of R.D.
State. These Block
constraints have No.
implements various schemes/ 26 programmes
5. No.through
to be overcome of Municipal Corporation
appropriate policy No.
in accordance with local 1 challenges,
6. No. of villages (2011
and technology intervention so that the census) No. 830
capacities and available resources. The
vision and Total Population
aspiration of(2011
the Census)
people of State flagship programme and Central
Mizoram Persons
is fulfilled. No.
programmes 10,97,206contributed
have substantially
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Mizoram progress in this regard. Tracking
Females
Strategy for Sustaining Services No. 5,41,867
progress on SDGs goals, NITI Aayog has
Sector led Decadal Population
Growth: Growth (2001
In Mizoram, the– 2011) released first single measurable index in
8 Absolute
services sector now accounts for about 57 2018 No.
to track the progress 2,08,633
of all the States
Percentage % 23.48%
per cent of the State gross domestic and UTs across 13 out of 17 SDGs
product. In order to sustain services sector (excluding Goal 12, 12, 14 and 17). This
led growth, State Government will have to index helps in informed policy formulation
address several interlinked issues: (i) as it captured status of both national and
infrastructure
11 facilities are poor and cost of State level - social, economic and
Males No. 85,561
service deliveries is high – infrastructure environmental parameters across a set of
Females No. 82,970
development remain an important 62 selected indicators. The score varies
challenge; (ii) given the ever evolving from 0 to 100. State with a score equal to/
nature of national and domestic greater than 65 are considered as Front
12 Males No. 4,38,529
economies, the strategy for strengthening runner, Performer in the range of 50-64
the services sector
Rate
demands new responses and Aspirants
%
if the score is less than 50.
91.33
from policy makers. The first step is to The SDGs index score for States and UTs
undertake
13
a detailed
Rural
assessment of existing is presented
No. below: 5,25,435
policies andUrban regulations affecting the No. 5,71,771
services Total
sector,Workers
then identify the current
(2011 Census)
gaps14to gainMainan appropriate
workers understanding No. 4,15,030
of how to betterMarginalsupport
workersservices sector No. 71,675
growth; and (iii) although Mizoram has
high literacy rate, there is no uniformity is
the quality and standard of education and
Economic Survey Mizoram 2019-20 ~ 18 ~
SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG Composite
SDG
64
51
49
48
58
64
64
55
69
50
64
64
52
64
59
52
59
51
51
60
59
58
66
Sl.
No.
16
90
77
53
60
85
87
73
78
91
89
64
74
82
59
82
70
71
87
53
84
81
60
61
2. Longitude 100 Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
100
100
100
100
Latitude Degree 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
15
87
73
66
71
43
93
74
90
88
75
91
86
69
75
37
68
98
74
Length
11
26
44
32
43
54
71
52
30
41
23
52
36
46
39
34
31
32
32
34
36
45
56
33
100
10
76
47
75
82
73
50
79
55
98
71
72
68
72
75
76
98
80
78
62
79
67
85
Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms 123
31
26
35
38
30
65
60
43
35
47
57
68
27
53
72
32
48
62
46
9
0
0
1
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
81
72
61
56
56
90
80
72
71
43
57
72
61
57
74
33
65
40
53
57
57
51
71
8

76
44
18
67
36
61
67
50
52
56
20
77
80
58
69
39
78
45
23
61
63
47
89
7

~ 12 ~

Table-1
100

50
64
42
31
98
65
80
95
52
51
62
62
63
81
44
67
56
46
60
43
78
66
6

44
32
38
24
49
35
31
31
42
31
32
43
50
33
43
25
43
42
43
43
47
50
38
5
7
Males No. 5,55,339
77
44
54
38
53
71
67
65
82
51
55
70
87
49
74
65
54
45
46
63
73
47
75
4

Percentage % 23.48%
68
38
30
40
42
65
62
57
82
53
57
69
92
38
60
67
53
34
54
71
49
52
77
3

60
68
53
39
46
80
49
52
68
60
35
54
72
41
47
74
69
69
40
71
45
67
66

2

11
Males No. 85,561
67
52
63
45
50
62
48
50
60
61
37
52
68
44
47
44
71
59
50
56
59
64
71
1
Females No. 82,970

12 Males No. 4,38,529

Rate % 91.33
States/Uts
Arunachal Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh
Andra Pradesh
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

Chhatisgarh
Tamil Nadu
Urban No. 5,71,771

Maharastra
Meghalaya
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Rajasthan
Nagaland

Mizoram
Manipur
Haryana
Gujarat
Sikkim
Odhisa
Punjab
Assam
Kerala

Bihar
Goa

SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG Composite
SDG
100
61
55
42
60
56
58
68
57
63
62
53
62
65
57
Sl.
No.
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
16
86
71
81
86
72
72
90
83
79
68
74
74
92
71
2. Longitude 100 Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
100
100 null 100

15
63
36
55
88
84
63
84
77
23
50
90
Length
11
44
38
37
41
25
64
40
49
39
73
27
39
6
100
100
100
10
89
38
62
78
69
52
80
71
94
71
Inter State Borders
100
100
With Assam Kms 123
18
36
29
33
45
75
35
44
9
0
0
0
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
75
52
53
67
63
56
82
84
91
86
43
60
85
65
8

~ 13 ~
63
32
23
55
40
56
96
73
84
51
58
60
81
51
7

100
100
100

55
38
56
78
54
71
99
62
52
45
83
6

43
38
27
41
40
56
51
41
38
37
39
35
27
38
5

7
Males No. 5,55,339
68
58
53
68
51
69
85
77
48
58
51
62
69
58
4

Percentage % 23.48%
73
56
25
35
68
60
23
32
47
47
53
64
66
52
3

53
53
43
53
50
38
72
40
42
70
60
47
71
48

2

11
Males No. 85,561
52
71
43
65
57
57
39
21
58
30
61
43
61
54
1
Females No. 82,970


12 Males No. 4,38,529
Jammu & Kashmir
States/Uts
Rate % 91.33
A and N Islands
D and N Haveli

Daman & Diu
Lakshadweep
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Uttarakhand
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

Chandigarh
Puducherry
Telengana
Urban No. 5,71,771

Tripura
Target

Delhi
India

2014
~~
Table 1 shows eachI.State‟sMIZORAMand AT A GLANCESecond edition of SDGs NITI

UT‟s score on SDGs goals. As can be seen Aayog Index has been released on 31st
from the table, Mizoram rank 6th position December 2019 to indicate the progress of
withSl.average score of Particulars
59 in the overall all the
UnitStates and UTsStatistic
on the 17 SDGs
No. of states. Despite this remarkable
ranking using 100 indicators across 54 SDGs
1. Geographical
achievement, Area
challenges arise on Goal 3, Sq. Km
targets. The index score21,081
is based on the
4, 11 and Goal 15 since our score for these data on indicators for the first 15 goals
2.
particularLongitude
goals are comparatively low. Degree
while 92o.15’E
a qualitative to 93o29’E
assessment
o o has also
Latitude
The Baseline Index does not cover Goals been made for goal 16 & 17..35’
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 In NSDGs
12, 13 andLength
14. index V.2, out of 100 indicators, 40 are
3. North to South commonKms to SDGs index V.1. 277 Out of these,
East to West Kms
for 22 indicators, updated 121 values have
District wise Ranking based on Village
Profile &International
DepartmentBorders
Inputs been used compared to SDGs index V.1.
4. With Myanmar
TableKms3 below shows the404 performance of
District-wise composite score is Mizoram in SDG India Index Version.2.
Inter State Borders
also computed with the same methodology
With Assam Kms 123
and 5.normalization formula as applied by Table 3 shows the score of each
With Tripura Kms 66
NITI Aayog. 35 indicators are identified State and UT towards achieving SDGs
With Manipur Kms 95
from Village & Locality profile for goals. As can be seen from Table 3,
District-wise Ranking. Data for each Mizoram ranks 11th position with average
indicator is collected from Village & score of 56 in overall ranking of states in
Locality Profile and concerned India. Hence, progressive 3action needs to
No.
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. in respect of gender 23
departments. The identified goals and be taken equality,
indicators for district-wise ranking shown No. 26
decent work & economic growth, industry
below: 5. No. of Municipal Corporation No.
& innovation 1
and sustainable cities &
communities and climate action. Kerala is
Total Population (2011 Census) the front runner amongst all states with a
District-wise Performance on
Persons SDGs scoreNo. 10,97,206
of 70. Kerala‟s good performance is
7
Males No. to the provision
attributed 5,55,339
of Zero hunger,
Index
Rank Name of Districts
Females Score good No.health, clean 5,41,867
water, industry,
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) innovation and life on land. Among the
81 Aizawl
Absolute 63
2 Kolasib 62.5
UTs, No.
Chandigarh remains 2,08,633
at the top with a
Percentage % 23.48%
score of 70.
Serchhip 61.9 Per Sq. Km 52
104 No. of Champhai
females per 1000 males
54.6 No. 976
5 0 – 6 Population
Lunglei (2011 Census)
46.3
6
11 Mamit 46
Males No. 85,561
7 FemalesSiaha 44.2 No. 82,970
8 Literacy Lawngtlai
(2011 Census) 42.6
Table 2 : Source:
PersonsMizoram SDG Progress No. 8,48,175
report
12 2019 Males No. 4,38,529
Table 2 Rate represents District wise % 91.33
performance on SDGs
Population andCensus)
(2011 Aizawl District
ranked
13 top with
Rural a score of 63.00 followed No. 5,25,435
by Kolasib Urban scoring 62.5. Siaha and No. 5,71,771
LawngtlaiTotal
District
Workersranked bottom
(2011 with a
Census)
score
14 of 44.20 and 42.60
Main workers respectively. No. 4,15,030
Table-3
9
8
7
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG Composite
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
No.
States/ Uts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 SDG
Andra Pradesh 69 35 76 52 37 96 86 78 66 68 36 57 70 86 86 67
Arunachal Pradesh 34 66 50 58 33 88 74 52 31 38 43 67 31 71 62 53
Length
Rate
Latitude
Assam 48 39 44 44 33 78 70 62 46 67 40 68 47 90 52 55
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Bihar 33 26 44 19 40 81 62 64 47 74 50 47 43 54 54 50
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
Chhatisgarh 49 27 52 52 43 92 56 67 38 60 49 58 29 97 71 56
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
Goa 53 76 60 71 46 77 95 71 45 19 79 63 41 99 79 65
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
Gujarat 47 39 67 47 36 92 75 75 88 59 77 33 63 77 86 64

Haryana 47 43 65 68 36 81 77 71 73 54 49 39 34 40 76 57

Particulars
Himachal Pradesh 60 44 67 81 52 82 64 76 70 78 79 52 61 2 84 69

No. of females per 1000 males
Jharkhand 28 22 55 42 34 78 50 70 70 64 57 36 27 99 67 53

Karnataka 49 37 72 67 42 88 86 78 40 70 48 72 71 89 75 66
Kerala 64 74 82 74 51 77 70 61 88 75 51 57 56 98 77 70

Madhya Pradesh 40 24 50 54 45 92 62 67 44 68 55 58 47 94 63 58
~ 21 ~

Maharastra 47 34 76 65 41 93 82 70 59 70 45 71 50 85 72 64
Manipur 42 69 62 70 34 87 72 27 43 81 28 85 37 100 70 60
Meghalaya 68 35 53 55 34 70 52 65 22 76 22 60 36 99 59 54
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Mizoram 67 75 52 61 37 81 81 42 8 66 33 50 45 75 63 56
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km
Nagaland 56 70 29 47 42 75 70 28 23 61 23 100 51 94 84 57
Odhisa 47 34 61 40 35 85 50 59 72 69 51 44 69 99 61 58
Punjab 48 61 71 67 46 74 89 65 69 50 61 35 57 59 83 62
Rajasthan 56 35 58 51 39 76 61 65 38 70 61 30 60 75 76 57
Sikkim 65 66 59 58 49 79 97 68 27 64 74 60 38 100 69 65
Tamil Nadu 72 48 76 70 40 90 90 74 53 65 51 63 45 91 78 67
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
Telengana 52 36 66 64 26 84 93 82 61 94 62 58 66 88 77 67
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
Tripura 70 49 61 55 32 69 55 63 48 45 31 92 37 88 73 58
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Uttar Pradesh 40 31 34 48 41 94 63 64 63 46 56 62 48 62 69 55
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Uttarakhand 64 45 58 66 38 90 78 73 55 59 51 50 59 95 85 64
SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG SDG Composite
SDG
100
60
61
70
63
61
61
59
63
66
60
Sl.
No.
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
16
73
65
89
80
76
64
69
82
94
72
2. Longitude Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
100
100 100
15
88
85
93
89
82
74
37
66
Length
13
37
72
54
41
46
30
59
39
60
12
57
69
77
65
41
39
61
75
43
55
Inter State Borders
Null
With Assam Kms 123

11
34
47
83
41
54
63
33
53
53
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
10
73
94
33
51
80
69
47
93
92
64
100
100
100
68
13
74
49
86
65
9

72
55
64
63
54
60
46
43
58
64
8
~ 16 ~

58
73
84
80
81
96
76
43
97
70

7
7
Males No. 5,55,339
100
83
85
91
96
61
85
69
86
88
6

Percentage % 23.48%
38
48
47
44
39
27
53
37
35
42
5

50
61
80
53
43
64
54
62
67
58

4

11
Males No. 85,561
70
65
54
57
50
54
62
58
71
61
3
Females No. 82,970

40
38
73
45
12
56
55
57
71
35
2
12 Males No. 4,38,529

52
48
48
33
58
54
58
56
56
50
Rate % 91.33
1

13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Jammu & Kashmir
Urban No. 5,71,771

A and N Islands
D and N Haveli
States/ Uts

Daman & Diu
Lakshadweep
West Bengal

Chandigarh
Puducherry

Target
Delhi
India
2317
~~
Partnership for implementation I. MIZORAM of AT been

A GLANCE
recognized. The Government must
SDGs in Mizoram ensure that the implementation of SDGs in
the State is judiciously prioritized and
Sl. Partnership for implementation of adopted
Particulars Unit in accordance Statisticwith local
SDGsNo. in the State of Mizoram is challenges, capacities and resources
1.
developed Geographical
at three Area levels. At the Sq. Km The State flagship
available. 21,081 programme
international level, UNDP has been the must strive towards providing bold,
2. partner
active Longitude
in technical matters. Several 92o.15’E
Degreeand effective
practical to 93o29’Eand to
strategies
discussions Latitude
have been held with UNDP at pushDegree
the economy 21oto
.58’
a Nhigh
o
to 24growth
.35’ N path
Aizawl and Length
Guwahati. by enhancing productivity, creating
3. North to South Kms
employment opportunities,277 improving
East to West
At the institutional level, we have Kms
public finances, promoting 121 business
International
been partnering Borders University,
with Mizoram environment and enhancing public service
ICFAI University Mizoram, delivery in a sustainable manner. The State
Administrative Training Institute (ATI) needs to lay out a dynamic vision for how
and StateInter State Borders
Institute of Rural Development we can collectively achieve a more
With Assam Kms 123
and 5. Panchayati Raj (SIRD&PR) for developed, democratic, cohesive and
With Tripura Kms 66
technical issues. inclusive economy and society over the
With Manipur Kms 95
medium term in the context of sustained
At the district and local levels growth.
District Planning Committee is the
monitoring body at district and village The role of local government has
level6. for 3.implementation
No. of Sub-Division
of SDGs. Local been No.
recognized by the United 23 Nations for
channels,4.colleges
No. of R.D.
andBlock
schools are our No. and successful 26
the timely achievement of
5. No.inofspreading
active partners Municipalawareness
Corporationand SDGs. No.Hence there is a need 1 for paradigm
6. No.
sensitization of villages (2011 census)
programmes. shift No.
focusing on institutional830 arrangement
Total Population (2011 Census) that asserts the public and local
Way7 Forward Persons No.
government. 10,97,206towards a
This transition
Males No.
democratic and decentralized5,55,339 state may
Females
The cornerstone of the SDGs is the No.
include need assessment 5,41,867to identify
principle of universality and inclusiveness (2001 – 2011) priorities and development gap, integrating
8 Absolute
which is symbolized in the slogan „Leave SDGsNo.into action plans 2,08,633
for various
Percentage % 23.48%
No One Behind‟. As development development schemes, acquiring
indicated in the SDGs implies knowledge and skills for co-ownership and
development in all dimensions – inclusive responsibilities for implementation of
of people, everywhere, it calls for development projects. Concerted efforts is
participation
11 of everyone. needed to ensure „a high sustained
Males No. 85,561
economic growth with shared prosperity‟.
Females No. 82,970
With the efforts taken by the State
Government, certain progress has already
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
Source – Planning & Programme Implementation Department (RDB)
13 Rural ….. No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
Economic Survey Mizoram 2019-20 ~ 18
24 ~
VIII. STATE FINANCE

I. Fiscal position at a glance 4. The increase in share of tax devolution
from 32 per cent during the Thirteenth
Sl. Finance
1. The State Government, being
Particulars almost Unit CommissionStatistic award period to
No.
wholly dependent on the Central 42 per cent during the Fourteenth
1. Geographical Area
Government, has to depend largely on Sq. Km 21,081
Finance Commission award period has
Geographical
the terms Locationof resources
of devolution increased the flowo of funds to the states
2. Longitude Degree leaving92some
thereby to 93o29’E
.15’E fiscal space for
from the Central Government as o o
Latitude Degree
the state 21
to .58’ N to
pursue 24 .35’ N
specific
recommended by the successive
Length developmental activities.
Finance Commissions for the
determination of its fiscal policy.
East to West 5. The salient features of121
Kms the fiscal rules
However, the revenue and expenditure
International Borders introduced by the Fourteenth Finance
policy of the State Government plays a
4. With Myanmar Kms
Commission may be 404 highlighted as
significant role in shaping the fiscal
position of the State Government, the given below: -
Inter State Borders
expenditure policy playing the primary
With Assam
role.
5. a)KmsFiscal deficit of all123States will be
With Tripura Kms 66
anchored to an annual limit of 3 per
With Manipur Kms 95
2. The State enacted the Mizoram Fiscal cent of GSDP. The States will be
Responsibility and Budget Management eligible for flexibility of 0.25 per
(FRBM) Act, 2006 as per the cent over and above this for any
2. No. of Autonomous District Council No.
given year for which3 the borrowing
recommendation of the Twelfth Finance
6. 3. No. of
Commission ofSub-Division
India under which the No.
limits are to be fixed 23 if their Debt-
Mizoram Fiscal Responsibility and No.
GSDP ratio is less than 26 or equal to
Budget 5. Management
No. of Municipal Corporation
Rules, 2007 was No. 1
25 per cent in the preceding year.
framed and put in to force from 1 Julycensus)
st No. 830
b) States will be further eligible for an
2007.TotalThe Population (2011 Census)
state-level FRBM additional borrowing limit of 0.25
Persons No.
per cent of GSDP 10,97,206
in a given year
legislations
7 henceforth has provided a
Males No. 5,55,339 limits are
for which the borrowing
platform for the implementation of
Females No.
to be fixed if the5,41,867
interest payments
prudent revenue and expenditure
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) are less than or equal to 10 per cent
policies and the state government has
8 Absolute No.
of the revenue2,08,633 receipts in the
since followed a fiscal correction path
Percentage % 23.48%
with the objective of pruning annual preceding year.
9 Per Sq. Km
Population Density
revenue deficits to a minimum. c) The two options52 under these
flexibility provisions can be availed
3. Since the Thirteenth Finance by a State either separately if any of
Commission required all the states to
11 the criteria is fulfilled, or
Males No. 85,561
bring down their fiscal deficit below 3 simultaneously if both the criteria
Females No. 82,970
per cent of Gross State Domestic are fulfilled. Thus, a State can have
Product Persons
(GSDP) and to limit a maximum Fiscal Deficit-GSDP
No. 8,48,175
outstanding liabilities at 74.80 per cent limit of 3.5 per cent in any given
12 Males No. 4,38,529
by 2014-15, the state government has year.
been updating d) The flexibility in availing the
Rate its own FRBM Act in the % 91.33
effortPopulation
to achieve(2011 and Census)
align with the additional limit under either of the
recommendation
13 Rural of the Thirteenth two options or5,25,435
No.
both will be
Finance Urban
Commission. However, the available to a State
No.
only if there is
5,71,771
targetTotal
so set could not be
Workers (2011 Census) achieved by no revenue deficit in the year in
the
14 state due to
Main workers a number of factors. which
No. borrowing 4,15,030 are to be
limits
Still, there has been
Marginal a slight aggregate
workers fixed
No. and the immediate
71,675 preceding
fiscal improvement over the years year. If a State is not able to fully
mainly because of the improvement in utilise its sanctioned borrowing
transfer of funds from the centre. limit of 3 per cent of GSDP in any
particular year during the first four
25 ~
years of the award period (2015-16 used for providing subsidies and
I. MIZORAM
to 2018-19), it will have the option AT A GLANCE
expenditure on salary and pension.
of availing this un-utilised However, the trend has slightly
borrowing amount (calculated in improved with drastic improvement in
Sl. rupees) only in the following year capital
Particulars Unit expenditure.Statistic The excessive
No. but within the award period of the focus on containing the fiscal deficit of
1. Fourteenth
Geographical AreaCommission.
Finance Sq. Km
the state in the past 21,081necessitated
Geographical Location squeezing of capital expenditure which
o o
2. accord
6. In Longitude
with the recommendation of Degree
in turn had a 92 .15’E to 93effect
detrimental 29’E as it
Latitude
the Fourteenth Finance Commission, Degree taking
hindered 21o.58’
up N 24o.35’ N
of todevelopmental
Length
the state has been making concerted works and creation of assets capable of
effortNorth
3. to Souththe fiscal deficit to 3
to contain Kms
generating revenue. 277 Maintaining a
East to West
per cent of the GSDP. Even though the Kms
stable and 121
sustainable fiscal
target set could not be met by 2014-15, environment consistent with equitable
4. the
yet, Withfiscal
Myanmar health of the state has Kms is, therefore, important.
growth 404
With Bangladesh
gradually improved through the years. Kms 318
Inter State Borders 9. With increased devolution under the
7. There With
has Assam
also been a gradual increase Kms
Fourteenth 123
Finance Commission the
5.
With Tripura
in revenue collection due to expansion Kms
state finance is expected 66 to improve
of taxWithandManipur
non-tax revenue base. The Kms
significantly provided95 the State
Administrative
new indirect Set Up
tax regime in the form of Government follows a vigilant
Goods and Services Tax, rolled out in approach. The State Government also
st 2. No. of Autonomous District
1 July 2017, brought with it certain Council No. 3
needs to persist with the various
6.
hiccups3. No. of Sub-Division
during the initial stage of No.
austerity measures it has23put in place as
4. No.
implementation of R.D. Block
but has been No.
well as tapping of additional26 resources.
5. No. ofby
neutralized Municipal
the Corporation
compensation No. 1
disbursed to states by the Centre to census) No. 830
10. Major Fiscal Aggregates of the
make Total
up forPopulation (2011 collection.
loss in revenue Census) Government of Mizoram for the last
Persons fewNo.years are shown10,97,206
in Table-1 below:
7
Males
8. Revenue expenditure has also been No. 5,55,339
increasing Females
of which a large portion is No. 5,41,867
8 Absolute No.
Table-I Major Fiscal Aggregates 2,08,633
Percentage % 23.48%
(Rupees in crore)
Sl.9 Population Density 2016-17 Per Sq. Km
2017-18 2018-19 52 2019-20
10 Items No.
No. No. of females per 1000 males (Actuals) (Actuals) (Actuals) 976 (RE)
1 0 – Revenue
Total 6 Population (2011 Census)
Receipts 7398.30 8580.20 9039.49 9810.66
Persons
(a) State's Own Tax Revenue 441.81 No.545.91 1,68,531 573.69
726.70
11 (b) State's Own Non-Tax Revenue 365.21 No.390.65 449.95 459.30
Males 85,561
(c) Share in Central
Females Taxes & Duties 2800.63 3097.05
No. 3502.96
82,970 3017.80
(d) Grants-in-aid from Centre 3790.64 4546.59 4359.88 5759.87
(i) Plan Grants 1434.26 - - -
(ii) Persons
Non-Plan Grants 2356.38 No. - 8,48,175
- -
212 Non-Plan Males
Expenditure 4464.17 No. - 4,38,529
- -
3 Females
Plan Expenditure 3017.55 No. - 4,09,646
- -
4 Rate
CSS Expenditure - %1941.64 91.33
1121.41 2104.71
5 State Expenditure
Population (2011 Census) - 6935.47 6384.18 8300.68
613 Total Expenditure
Rural 7481.72 8877.11
No. 9658.81
5,25,435 12409.26
7 Revenue Expenditure 6230.34 6880.76 7505.59
Urban No. 5,71,771 10405.39
8 Capital Expenditure 1251.38 1996.35 2153.22 2003.87
9 Total
Loans andWorkers
Advance (2011 Census)
Expenditure -27.05 44.95 40.52 87.22
1014 Transfer Main workers Fund
to Contingency No. 4,15,030
11 Revenue Marginal workers
Surplus/Deficit 1167.96 No. 1699.44 71,675
1533.90 -594.73
12 Gross Fiscal Deficit (GFD) 251.95 -320.21 -352.93 -2215.09
13 Percentage of GFD to GSDP 1.54 -1.81 -1.59 -8.34
14 GSDP 16366.00 17739.00 22240.57 26563.78
26 ~
II. FISCAL POSITION FOR 2018 - The total capital expenditure amounted
2019: A REVIEW I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
to ` 2153.22 which is 28.68 per cent of
the expenditure incurred under revenue.
1. The overall increase of ` 781.70 crore The total expenditure of the State
Sl.
in the total expenditure during 2018-19 jumped
Particulars Unit from ` 8877.11 crore in 2017-
Statistic
No.
over the previous year. The 18 to ` 9658.81 crore in 2018-19 at an
1. Geographical
improvement in theArea
revenue receipt to Sq. Kmaverage rate of21,081
annual 8.81 per cent. Of
the tune of ` 459.29 crore helped in the total expenditure, 77.71o per cent
o
2. Longitude
restraining both fiscal and primary Degree
was accounted 92
for .15’E to 93expenditure
revenue 29’E
o o
Latitude
deficit to some extent. The total Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’
while only 22.29 per cent was utilizedN
Length
revenue receipt of the State increased for capital expenditure.
from North
3. to Southcrore in 2017-18 to
` 8580.20 Kms 277
East to West
` 9039.49 crore in 2018-19 (see Table III. KmsFISCAL POSITION 121 2019-20:
I) while the overall liabilities of the REVENUE ACCOUNT
4.
State With Myanmar
amounted to ` 7315.15 crore in Kms 404
With Bangladesh
the same year. However, the debt to KmsRevenue Receipts 318
Inter State Borders
GSDP ratio decreased from 41.15 per
cent With Assam Kms Receipt of the123
5. in the past year to 32.89 per cent in 1. Revenue State consists of
With Tripura
2017-18. (see Table VI). KmsRevenue and Non-Tax
Tax 66 Revenue.
With Manipur Kms 95
The total Revenue Receipt as per
Administrative
2. The total Set Up
revenue expenditure during Revised Estimate of 2019-20 is
2018-19 was ` 7505.59 crore which ` 9810.66 with an increase of ` 771.17
saw an increase of ` 624.83 crore from Council No. 3
crore from the previous year.
6. previous
the 3. No. of Sub-Division
year. With the increase in No. 23
revenue expenditure during this period, No.
2. Data on Revenue Receipts 26 since 2016-
there 5.
wasNo. of Municipal
also an increaseCorporation
of ` 156.87 17No.
is shown in Table – II1 below: -
crore in the total capital expenditure. No. 830
Persons No.
Table-II Revenue Receipts 10,97,206
7
Males No. 5,55,339
(Rupees in crore)
2019-
Sl Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
Items 20
8No Absolute (Actuals)No. (Actuals) (Actuals)
2,08,633
(RE)
Percentage % 23.48%
1 2 5 6 7
1 State's Own Tax Revenue 441.81 545.91 726.70 573.69
2 0 State's Own Non-Tax Revenue
– 6 Population (2011 Census)
365.21 390.65 449.95 459.30
Sub-Total
Persons of State's Own No. 936.56 1,68,531
113 Resources (1+2) 807.02 1176.65
Males No. 85,561 1032.99
4 Share in Central Taxes & Duties
Females 2800.63No. 3097.05 3502.96
82,970 3017.80
Grants-in-aid from Government of 5759.87
5 Literacy (2011 Census) 3790.65 4546.59 4359.88
India
126 Sub-Total
Males (4+5) 6591.28No. 7643.64 7862.84
4,38,529 8777.67
7 Total (3+6)
Females 7398.30No. 8580.20 9039.49
4,09,646 9810.66
Rate % 91.33
State’s Own Tax Revenues
Population (2011 Census) State. Despite these drawbacks, the
13 Rural State
No. has managed 5,25,435
to achieve annual
1. The geographical
Urban factors attached to the improvements
No. in tax5,71,771
collection. Taxes
State Total
and the lack of
Workers natural
(2011 resources
Census) on sales and trade account for majority
adds to Main
14 the constraints
workers for the State. of No.
the tax collection with significant
4,15,030
Porous Marginal
international
workers boundary, contribution
No. from 71,675
taxes received
transportation bottlenecks, low resource through State Excise, Taxes on
base, underdeveloped infrastructure and Vehicles, Taxes on Land Revenue,
low levels of investment are the factors Stamps & Registration and others.
hindering the overall growth of the
27 ~
2. The State‟s Own Tax Revenue (SOTR) Own Non Tax Revenue collection.
I. MIZORAM
constituted 5.85 per cent of the total AT A GLANCE
General Services and Social Services
revenue receipts during 2019-20. The account for 3.1 per cent and 12.08 per
State‟s Own Tax Revenue (SOTR) is cent of the total non tax revenue
Sl.
quite meager in comparison
Particulars to the collection
Unit of the Statistic
State respectively
No.
resources devolved by the Central while Revenue Receipts, Dividends and
1. Geographical
Government. Area the SOTR has
However, Sq. Kmaccount for 5.65
Profit 21,081
per cent of the
been increasing from ` 441.81 crore in revenue collection. Revenueo collected
2. Longitude
2016-17 and to 549.91 crore in 2017-18 Degree
from Power and92oWater
.15’E totariffs
93 29’Eshowed
o o
Latitude
and to ` 726.70 crore in 2018-19. Total predominance in this regard..35’
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 TheNState
Length
collection of Tax Revenue during 2019- Government has actively pursued
20 as North
3. to SouthEstimate is ` 573.69
per Revised Kms and cost effective
simple 277 measures to
East to West
crore, recording a decline of ` 153.01 improve collection of 121
Kms revenue such as
crore at -21.06 per cent over the e-payment of user charges, plugging
4. Withyear.
previous Myanmar Kms
loopholes 404 changes.
and other policy
Inter State Borders
3. An analysis of the available data shows 4. With a population of 10.97 lakh as per
that With Assam Kms census figures, 123
5. SOTR collection has grown at 2011 the scope for
With Tripura
about 23.56% during 2016-17 to 2017- Kms
enhancement 66
of non-tax revenue
With Manipur
18, at about 33.11% during 2017-18 Kms 95
collection is quite limited. Mention may
Administrative
and 2018-19 and at aSet Up
decrease of about be made that even though the State
21.06% during 2018-19 to 2019-20. Government has taken measures to
widen the base for collection of
6.
4. The 3. No.government
State of Sub-Divisionneeds to tap No.
revenue, yet, collection 23
of user charges
more tax revenues by way of increasing No.
on government services 26 remains
the tax base as well as by revising the No. 1
marginal and fall below expectation and
6. tax
existing No.rates
of villages
without(2011 census)
causing undue No.
evaluation with minimal 830 prospect on
burden to the general public. Census) increasing the revenue collection. It
Persons No. be in the best
would 10,97,206
interest for the
7
Males
State’s Own Non-Tax Revenues State Government if 5,55,339
No. at least the cost of
Females No.
operation 5,41,867 could be
& maintenance
1. Sources of State‟s Own Non Tax (2001 – 2011) realized from the services provided to
8 Absolute
Revenue (SONTR) are mainly accrual theNo.general public. 2,08,633
Another important
Percentage
of interest on account of investment of % is that the efficiency
thing 23.48%of collecting
cash balance of the State in the Reserve Per Sq. Km
various government revenues52 can be
10 No. of females per 1000
Bank of India, contributions and males No. 976
improved upon by plugging loopholes
0 – 6 Population
recoveries (2011 Census)
towards pension & other which can be done by way of
retirementPersons
benefits, collection of user- No.
outsourcing 1,68,531 and by
the collection
11
Males
charges on water supply, electricity bill, No.
introducing e-payment. 85,561 The State
tariff onFemales
government‟s guest-houses, No.
government 82,970
is actively pursuing such
etc. Literacy (2011 Census) measures, especially regarding e-
2. The Non-Tax Revenue of the State has payment, which is convenient as well as
12 Males No. 4,38,529
shown significant increase from cost-effective.
`297.63 crore in 2015-16 to `459.30
Rate % 91.33
crore in 2019-20 which accounts for State’s Share in Central Taxes and Post
4.68 per cent of the total revenue Devolution Revenue Deficit Grant
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
receipt of the State during 2098-20.
Urban No. 5,71,771
1. There has been a marked increase in the
3. Revenue earned through Economic devolution of taxes 4,15,030
from 2015-16 due
14 Main workers No.
Services during 2019-20 accounts for to the increase in the percentage of
majority of the SONTR with a Devolution of Central Taxes & Duties
percentile contribution of 3.56 per cent from 32 per cent to 42 per cent during
of the total revenue receipt of the State the Fourteenth Finance Commission
and 75.86 per cent of the total State‟s award period. The share of the State in
the net proceeds of all sharable Central decrease from the previous year. The
Taxes during the Fourteenth I. MIZORAM
Finance AT A GLANCE
decrease is mainly due to less collection
Commission award period is fixed at of Taxes on Income & Expenditure and
0.460 per cent for all sharable taxes Taxes on GST (Central Tax).
Sl.
except Service TaxParticulars
No.
which is fixed at Unit Statistic
0.464
1. per cent. The
Geographical Area actual amount of Grants-in-aid
Sq. Km from Government
21,081 of India
taxes Geographical
devolved Location
to the State is
determined
2. by
Longitude the buoyancy of Central 1. The Grants-in-aid
Degree (GIA)toreceived
92o.15’E 93o29’E from
TaxesLatitude
thus actual receipt of the State in the Centre increased
Degree 21 .58’ Nfrom
o ` 4359.88
to 24o.35’ N
Central Taxes
Length may be more or less than crore in 2018-19 to ` 5759.87 crore in
the
3. projection
North to Southof the Commission. Kms with an increase
2019-20 277 of ` 1399.99
Economic
East toboom
West and recession as well Kms
crore. GIA accounts for 12158.71 per cent
as the fiscal policy
International Borders of the Central of the total revenue receipt of the State
Government
4. would also play a vital role
With Myanmar Kms 2018-19.
during 404
in determination of the actual volume of
Inter
devolution. State Borders 2. The total funds under the award of the
With Assam Kms
Fourteenth 123
Finance Commission for our
5.
With Tripura
2. The amount of Central Tax devolved to Kms 66
State during 2016-17 to 2019-20 and
With Manipur
the State is ` 3,017.80 crore during Kms 95
Fifteenth Finance Commission award
Administrative
2019-20 (RE) at Set Up per cent
16.76
1. No. of District
forNo.
2020-21 is shown below:
11
-
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23(Rupees in crore)
4. No.PDRD
of R.D. Block Share of
Urban Local Bodies
No. Rural
26
Year 5. No.Grant +
of Municipal Corporation No. SDRF Local
1 Total
Taxes Basic Performance
Spl.ofGrant*
6. No. villages (2011 census) No. Bodies
830
2016-17Total Population
2294.00 (2011 2800.63
Census)15.97 4.71 16.20 5131.51
2017-18 2446.00
Persons 3107.26 18.46 5.34No. 17.00 10,97,206 5594.06
7
2018-19 Males 2588.00 3625.32 21.35 6.06No. 18.00 5,55,339 6258.73
2019-20 Females
2716.00 3017.80 21.35 6.06No. 18.00 5,41,867 5779.21
Decadal Population
1968.00 Growth (2001 – 2011)
2020-21
8 Absolute 3967.96 45.00 - No. 47.00 93.00 6120.96
2,08,633
*
Percentage % 23.48%
3. The main sources of funds for the State Services relates to primary sectors of
during these years will consist primarily the economy such as Agriculture &
of Share Persons
of Taxes and Post-Devolution allied
No. activities, Irrigation,
1,68,531Power sector
11
Revenue Deficit Grant (PDRDG) while etc.
Males No. 85,561
the grantsFemales
for Urban Local Bodies and No.total revenue expenditure
82,970
State Literacy
Disaster(2011
Response Fund (SDRF) 2. The of the
Census)
are specific State increased from ` 6,880.76 crore in
Personsgrants that cannot be No. 8,48,175
utilized
12 for any other purposes.
Males 2017-18
No. to ` 7505.59 crore in 2017-18
4,38,529
Females at No.
an annual rate of 4,09,646
9.08 per cent. The
Revenue Expenditure
Rate surging
% increase in revenue
91.33 expenditure
Population (2011 Census) is mainly due to the increase of
1. Expenditure
13 of
Rural the State is made up of expenditure
No. on Economic
5,25,435 Services.
expenditure
Urban incurred for General However,
No. this indicates that there was
5,71,771
Services,
TotalSocial Services
Workers (2011and Economic
Census) an increase in developmental
Services.
14 General
Main workers Services include expenditure
No. which is commendable
4,15,030
interest payment & servicing of debts,
Marginal workers considering
No. the State71,675
finances. On the
fiscal services, expenditure for other hand, the expenditure on General
administration and various organs of Services which is considered non-
the State and pensions etc. Social developmental accounts for almost one
Services include Education, Health, third of the total expenditure thus
Water Supply and Sanitation and raising concern. It is estimated that
Welfare, etc. Expenditure on Economic there would be a total of ` 10405.39
crore for revenue expenditure in 2019- previous year. Revenue expenditure as

20(RE) at 38.64 per cent I.increase
MIZORAM
from AT A GLANCE
a percentage of Revenue Receipts is
2018-19. estimated at 106.06 for 2019-20. The
surging revenue expenditure has been a
Sl.
3. No.
The total Revenue Expenditure
Particulars in 2018- serious
Unit concern with regard to the
Statistic
19
1. as a percentage of the
Geographical Area total Revenue financial
Sq. Km health of the state.
21,081
Receipt is 83.03 against
Geographical Location80.16 of the
Table-III Revenue Expenditure
(Rupees in crore)
Length
Sl3. North to South 2016-17Kms
2017-18 2018-19 277
2019-20
Items
No East to West (Actuals)
Kms (Actuals) (Actuals)
121 (RE)
1 Non-Plan Revenue
International Expenditure
Borders 4464.17 - - -
2 4. Plan Revenue
With Myanmar Expenditure 1766.17
Kms - 404 - -
3 CSS WithExpenditure
Bangladesh Kms 1294.77 1121.41
318 2104.71
4 State Expenditure
Inter State Borders 5585.99 6384.18 8300.68
5 5. Total
WithRevenue
Assam Expenditure (1+2) 6230.34
Kms 6880.76 7505.59
123 10405.39
With Tripura
Revenue Expenditure as a percentage Kms 66
6 With Manipur 84.21%Kms 80.19% 83.03%95 106.06%
of Revenue Receipts
1. No. of District
Capital Account No.
Market Borrowings and 11 other loans
from Financial Institutions 3 constitute a
6. Receipts
Capital 3. No. of Sub-Division No. part of the receipt
major 23 under this
4. No. of R.D. Block No.
head. The State Government 26 has taken
1. Capital receipts are a part of the normal No. 1
prudent measures to contain the extent
6. No.ofof villages
operation (2011 census)
Government business of No.borrowings in 830 line with the
which normally results in creation of recommendations of the Mizoram
liabilities
7 for the Government. The Fiscal Responsibility and Budget
Males No. 5,55,339
capital receipts in the State’s finance Management Act, 2006 and the
are mainly in the form of receipts on - Fourteenth Finance Commission.
a)
8 recoveries of loans and advances and
Absolute No. 2,08,633
b) PublicPercentage
debt borrowings from various 2. The overall Capital Receipts for the
% 23.48%
sources.
9 The receipts
Population Density on account of year
Per Sq. 2018-19
Km was ` 156.37
52 crore. The
loans
10 No. andof females
advances perare
1000accruals
males on Non-debt
No. capital receipt976on account of
account of recoveries of
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) various recoveries of loans and advances
advancesPersons
made by the Government and against
No. the past investment1,68,531was ` 22.16
11
fall under the category of ‘non-debt
Males crore during 2018-19.85,561
No. Capital Receipt
capital receipts’.
Females Receipts on account of onNo.
account of Public debt 82,970
comprising of
publicLiteracy
debt are mainly
(2011 in the form of
Census) Internal Debt and Loans & Advances
long term and short term borrowing
Persons No. the Central 8,48,175
from Government was
12
instruments Malesof the State Government No. 4,38,529
` 134.22 crore during 2018-19; out of
from the Females
Government of India, Reserve No.Internal Debt 4,09,646
this would contribute
Rate
Bank of India and various Central % 91.33
` 122.86 crore and ` 11.87 crore will be
Financial Institutions. With a view to
13 Rural keep the borrowings of dueNo.to Loans & Advances 5,25,435 from the
continuously Central
the Urban Governments
State within No. Government.5,71,771 The total Capital
Total Workers (2011 Census) Receipt for 2019-20 is estimated at
prudential norms, the Government of 806.29 crore out 4,15,030
` No. of which ` 34.26
14 Main workers
India, Ministry of Finance has been
Marginal workers crore
No. and ` 772.03 71,675 crore would be
putting restrictions on the level of
contributed by Non-debt Capital
budgetary borrowings of the States in
Receipt and Public Debt respectively.
conformity with the recommendations
of the Finance Commission. With the 3. Data on various Capital Receipts for the
discontinuation of loans and advances last 5-year period is shown in Table-IV.
from the Central Government, Open
Table-IV Capital Receipts

I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE (Rupees in crore)
2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
Sl
Items
NoSl. Particulars (Actuals) (Actuals) Unit (Actuals) (Actuals)
Statistic
No. (RE)
1. Recoveries
Geographicalof loans
Area & Sq. Km 21,081
1 advances (Non-debt
Geographical Location capital 25.84 22.45 21.64 22.16 39.02
2. receipts)
Longitude Degree o o
92 .15’E to 93 29’E
2 Public Debt (2.1+2.2)
Latitude 563.07 755.51
Degree 894.14 21o.58’ 134.22
N to 24o.35’806.29
N
2.1 Internal
Length Debt 559.27 748.67 886.27 122.86 772.03
3. Loans
North to South
& Advances from Kms 277
2.2 East to West 3.8 6.84Kms 7.87 11.36
121 34.26
Central Government
Total (1+2) 588.91 777.96 915.78 156.37 845.21
Capital Expenditure considerable increase in revenue
Inter State Borders
With Assam
expenditure.
Kms
Even 123 under Capital
5.
1. Capital Expenditure comprises expenditure, the major66portion is still
With Tripura Kms
expenditure on
With Manipur account of Capital concentrated
Kms on Economic95 Services and
Outlay, InvestmentSet in
Administrative Up Loans & Social Services with minimal increase
Advances and Repayment
1. No. of District of Loans. In in No.
General services. 11 Therefore, the
short,2.Expenditure on Capital accounts
No. of Autonomous District Council enlargement
No. of expenditure
3 can be
under
6. 3.General, Social and Economic
No. of Sub-Division deemed
No. admissible in23 consideration
Sectors along with
4. No. of R.D. BlockDisbursement and with
No.the medium to long26term health of
Repayments
5. No. ofofMunicipal
Loans Corporation
& Advances theNo.
State. 1
constitute the Capital Expenditure
6. No. of villages (2011 census) of No. 830
the State.
TotalCapital Outlay
Population represents
(2011 Census) the 3. In contrast, there has been a decrease in
State Government’s
Persons investment in theNo.
expenditure incurred through Public
10,97,206
7
capital formation
Males while disbursement of Debt.
No. Expenditure incurred
5,55,339 on interest
Loans &Females
Advances represents the State payment
No. on account of loans and
5,41,867
Government’s investmentGrowth
Decadal Population term– 2011) advances from the Centre and different
in long(2001
8
loans. Absolute
Repayment of Loans is the No.
financial institutions2,08,633
which constitute
expenditurePercentage
on redemption of loans % 23.48%
Public Debt declined from ` 472.96
9
raised Population
previouslyDensity
on maturity. Per Sq. Km
crore during 2017-18 to52` 244.23 crore
10 No. of females per 1000 males in No.
2018-19. This could976 be attributed to
2. Expenditure on capital outlay is Census)
the improvement in the financial health
estimated Persons
to decrease from last year by No. 1,68,531
11 of the State.
Males No. 85,561
` 117.94 crore to a total of ` 1750.41
Females No. 82,970
crore in 2019-20. Despite the increase 4. Details of Capital Expenditure for last 5
in capitalPersons
outlay in 2016-17 and 2017- years
No. is given in Table-V below:
8,48,175
18,
12 in is moving
Males downward due to No. 4,38,529
Rate Table-V Capital Expenditure% 91.33
Population (2011 Census) (Rupees in crore)
Sl 13 Rural 2015-16 2016-17 No. 2017-18 2018-19 5,25,435 2019-20
Urban
Items No. (Actuals) (Actuals)
5,71,771
No (Actuals) (Actuals) (RE)
Total
1 Capital Outlay Workers (2011 Census) 710.97 911.41 1996.35 1868.47 1750.41
14Other Capital
Main workers
Expenditure No. 4,15,030
2 Marginal workers 557.40 339.97
No. 517.9 287.75
71,675 431.72
(2.1+2.2)
Disbursement of Loans &
2.1 7.13 27.05 44.94 40.52 87.22
Advances
Repayment of Loans &
2.2 550.27 312.92 472.96 244.23 344.50
Advances
31 ~
PUBLIC DEBT expenditure requirement. With the

I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCEdiscontinuation of Central Government
1. Public Debt, also known as lending to the States as per
Government Debt or State Debt, recommendations of the Fourteenth
Sl.
consists of all kindsParticulars
of borrowings of Finance
Unit Commission,Statisticmajor portion of
No.
the government to finance its the deficit financing comes from Open
1. Geographical
expenditures. Area
For financing deficit, the Sq. Km Borrowings (OMB),
Market 21,081 loans from
government borrows funds from other Financial oInstitutionso such as
2. Longitude
various sources such as Government Degree
NABARD, etc. 92o .15’E to 93o 29’E
Latitude
Bonds by raising market loans, loans Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’ N
from Length
Central Financial Institutions 3. The accumulated debt of the State has
3.
(CFIs)North to South loans, loans from
as negotiated Kms
progressively increased277 over the years
East to West
the Central Government as loan as can be seen 121
Kms from Table-VI
International
components in theBorders
Block Grants and (Outstanding Liabilities). The level of
4. With Myanmar
Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS), Kmsentailed by the accumulation
risk 404 of
With Bangladesh
loans released to the State Government Kms
Public Debt is measured 318 to the
out ofInter
the State
shareBorders
in the National Small economic output of the State known as
WithFund
Savings Assam(NSSF), etc. Besides KmsGross State Domestic
the 123 Product
5.
With Tripura
these, the State Government also acts as (GSDP). The total Debt66to GSDP ratio
Kms
WithinManipur
a banker respect of certain funds in Kms an indicator of 95
gives how likely the
Administrative
the Public AccountsSet Up
like Provident country can pay off its debt. The
Funds,1. GIS,
No. of District
etc. which are to be repaid No.
Twelfth Finance Commission11
and the
with interests to the employees. The Council No. 3
successive Finance Commissions have
6.
annual3. Government
No. of Sub-Division
debt refers to the No.
recommended 23 level of the
that the debt
4.
difference No. of R.D.
betweenBlock Government No.
State is contained within 26a certain level
5. No.
Receipts andofGovernment
Municipal Corporation
Expenditure to No.
ensure sustainability 1of the debt for
in a single year. By contrast, Public maintaining a stable 830
No. and sustainable
Debt is the accumulation of the annual fiscal environment consistent with
budget PersonsIt results from years of
deficit. No.
equitable growth of the10,97,206
State.
7
Males
exceeding expenditure over revenue No. 5,55,339
generated. Females 4. TheNo.Outstanding Liabilities
5,41,867of the State
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) is outlined in Table-VI below:
8
2. For Absolute of the deficit, the
financing No. 2,08,633
Percentage
Government borrows funds to meet the % 23.48%
Table – VI Outstanding Liabilities
(Rupees in crore)
11 Accumulated Debt Gross State
Males No. 85,561
Percentage of Debt to
Year Females (Finance Domestic
No. 82,970
GSDP
Accounts)
Literacy (2011 Census) Product (GSDP)
2014-15 Persons 6550.39 13509.00
No. 48.44
8,48,175
122015-16 Males 6407.39 15339.00
No. 41.77
4,38,529
2016-17 Females 6725.02 16366.00
No. 41.09
4,09,646
2017-18 Rate 7300.31 17739.00% 41.15
91.33
2018-19 7315.55
Population (2011 Census) 22240.57 32.89
132019-20 Rural 7771.09 No.
26563.78 5,25,435
29.25
Urban No. 5,71,771
(GSDP for the year 2014-15 to 2017-2018 are as per C&AG Report for the corresponding
Total
years. For Workers
2018-19 and (2011 Census)
2019-2020 the figures are projected/estimates figures of Eco & Stats
14 Main workers Deptt, GoM) No. 4,15,030
5. The outstanding liabilities of the State to ` 6,725.02 crore in 2016-17, to
has increased from ` 6,550.39 crore in `7,300.31 crore in 2017-18 and to
2014-15 to ` 6,407.39 crore in 2015-16, `7315.55 crore in 2018-19 and
2019-20 ~ 26
32 ~ State Plan
`7771.09 in 2019-20 (RE). Though restricting the size of the contingent

I. MIZORAM
there has been a substantial increase in AT A GLANCE
liabilities and has been keenly pursuing
the accumulated debt of the State, the a policy for streamlining the process of
corresponding growth of the economy handling contingent liabilities in the
Sl.
witnessed during the same period has State‟s
Particulars Unit finance. A ceiling was also laid
Statistic
No.
subdued the risk of approaching critical down that fresh guarantees in a year
1. Geographical
levels. Area from Table-VI,
As can be seen Sq. Km not exceed 3 per
should 21,081
cent of GSDP.
the percentage of Debt to GSDP during The Mizoram Ceiling on Government
2. Longitude
2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017- Degree
Guarantees 92o.15’E
Rules, to 93
2013, put
o
29’E
in place
o o
Latitude
2018 are 48.44 per cent, 41.77 per cent, from April 2013 is helpingN the
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’
41.09Length
per cent and 41.15 per cent Government in collecting guarantee
3. North to The
respectively. SouthDebt to GSDP of the Kms
commission 277
fees at a minimum of 0.75
East to West
State is projected at 29.25 per cent for Kms
percent of the guaranteed 121loan.
International
the year 2019-20 Borders
as per the Revised
Estimate. Myanmar
4. With KmsINDICATORS 404
FISCAL
Inter State Borders
6. The FRBM Act, 2006 and Rules, 2007 Revenue Deficit/ Surplus
With Assam
prescribe that the State government Kms 123
5.
With Tripura
shall ensure that the total outstanding Kms
1. The overall financial health66 of the State
With Manipur
debt in a year shall not exceed twice the is to a great extent 95
Kms determined by
Administrative
estimated receipts inSetthe UpConsolidated whether the State is reeling under a
Fund 1.of No.
the ofState
District
at the close of the No.
Revenue 11
Deficit or enjoys a Revenue
2. No.
financial year. of Autonomous District Council No. 3
Surplus. The State Finance is said to
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. Revenue surplus
enjoy 23 if the total
7. The Government has slowly but Revenue Receipt is 26
No. more than the
steadily built up a fair amount in the Revenue Expenditure 1 and if the
No.
6. No.
Consolidated of villages (2011
Sinking census) Fund No.
Revenue Receipt falls830short of the
accumulating as Reserve Fund of the Census) corresponding expenditure, the State is
State‟s Persons
Public Account. With the No.to have Revenue10,97,206
said Deficit. It was the
7
Revised Males
Scheme coming in force from No.
constant endeavor 5,55,339
of the State
2006-07,Females
the Government continues to No.
Government to have5,41,867
a revenue surplus
investDecadal
funds Population
in the SinkingGrowth (2001to– 2011)
Fund which it was able to maintain up to
8 Absolute
generate funds for meeting its future No.
2009-10 owing to a 2,08,633
series of economy
Percentage
repayment obligations of loans %
measures and 23.48%measures for
9 Population
contracted in theDensity
past. The principal Per Sq. Km
augmentation 52
of revenue resources
10 No. invested
already of femalesinperthe 1000Fund
malesas on No.
adopted by the State 976 Government
31.03.2019 was ` 309.03 crore. The Census) coupled with subvention from the
State Persons
Government is intending to No. Government.1,68,531
Central The hiccups in the
11
Males
strengthen the Consolidated Sinking No.
form of Revenue Deficits 85,561during 2012-
Females
Fund (CFS) by gradually increasing the 11,No.2013-14 & 2014-15 82,970
has shown
quantum of investment in the fund so signs of recovery in the following
that the Persons
corpus fund would be in the No.
years. 8,48,175
12 Males No. 4,38,529
average range of 5 per cent of the
State‟s liabilities. 2. The actual position of Revenue Deficit
Rate % 91.33
(-)/Surplus (+)of the state for the period
8. Realizing the importance of efficient from 2015-2016 to 2018-2019 is shown
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
management of contingent liabilities, below –
Urban No. 5,71,771
the Government has set up a Guarantee
Redemption Fund (GRF) in May of 2015-2016 :
14 Main workers (+)No.
` 1105.54 crore (7.204,15,030
% of GSDP)
2009 with an initial corpus fund of
2016-2017 : 71,675
`50.00 lakh. The total amount invested (+) ` 1167.96 crore (7.14% of GSDP)
up to 2018-19 is ` 32.50 crore. The 2017-2018 :
Government of Mizoram has also been (+) ` 1699.44 crore (9.58% of GSDP)
following a conscious policy of 2018-2019(Actuals) :
2019-20 ~ 27
33 ~ State Plan
(+) ` 1533.91 crore (6.89% of GSDP) has strived to conform to the Fiscal
2019-20 RE: I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
Correction Path recommended by the
(-) ` 594.73 crore ( - 2.23% of GSDP) Mizoram Fiscal Responsibility and
Budget Management (FRBM) Act 2006
Sl.
Fiscal Deficit and its subsequent amendments.
No.
1.
1. Fiscal Geographical Area
deficit indicates the total Sq. Km
3. The actual position 21,081
of Gross Fiscal
Geographical
borrowing Location
requirements of the Deficit of the state for the period from
2. Longitude
Government from all sources. From the Degree
2015-2016 92o.15’E to 93
to 2019-2020 is
o
29’E
as shown
view Latitude
point of the economy, fiscal Degree -
below: 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
deficitLength
is the most significant, since it
3.
shows North
the togap
South
between Government Kms
2015-2016 : 277
East to West
receipts and Government expenditure. Kms
` 413.29 crore (FS 2.69% 121of GSDP)
International
It reflects Bordersof borrowings
the true extent 2016-2017 :
4. With Myanmar
by the Government in a fiscal year. ` Kms
251.95 crore (FS 1.54% 404of GSDP)
With Bangladesh Kms
2017-2018 : 318
Inter State Borders
2. The FRBM Act of the State has been (-) ` 320.21 crore (FD 1.81% of GSDP)
amendedWithfrom
Assam time to time which laid Kms
2018-2019 (Actuals): 123
5.
With Tripura
down revised fiscal adjustment path of Kms 66
(-) ` 352.93 crore (FD 1.58% of GSDP)
With Manipur Kms 95
achieving fiscal target while 2019-20 (RE):
Administrative
maintaining revenueSet Up The State
surplus. (-) ` 2215.09 (FD 8.34% of GSPD)
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Females Source – Finance Department
No.(EA) 5,41,867
……
Percentage % 23.48%
11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
34 ~
IX. PRICE AND PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION

Retail Price purchased by the people shows a more or
Retail Price indicates price which less upward trend thereby causing a higher
Sl. cost of living. The average retail price of
the ultimate consumer Particulars
pays when buying Unit Statistic
No.
commodities from a retailer. Movement of some selected commodities of the past few
retail prices of various commodities years are as below:
2. Longitude Degree
Retail Price of Selected Commodities 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Latitude Degree 21o.58’(Price
N to in o
24Rupees)
.35’ N
Length
Sl. 2010 - 2011 - 2012 - 2013 - 2014 - 2015 - 2016 - 2017 - 2018-
Commodities
3. North to Unit
South 11
No. 12 13 14 Kms15 16 277
17 18 19
1 2International
3 Borders 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 Rice
4. (Local) Kg
With Myanmar 24.00 29.00 30.00 32.00 Kms38.00 43.00 42.25
404 41.17 46
2 Atta With Bangladesh
Kg 24.00 24.00 24.00 27.00 Kms28.00 34.00 34.75
318 35.00 35
3 MasurInter
Dal StateKgBorders73.00 71.00 79.00 82.00 87.00 107.00 118.00 107.25 109
4 Matar With
ChanaAssamKg 33.00 35.00 43.00 50.00 Kms49.00 54.00 54.00
123 50.25 51
5 5.
Mustard Oil Lit 82.00 84.00 105.00 120.00 118.00 128.00 127.81 128.50 128
With Tripura Kms 66
6 Pork Kg 162.10 174.00 189.00 210.00 244.00 251.00 250.50 225.25 265
7 Beef
With Manipur
Kg
Kms
180.00 192.00 209.00 237.00 263.00 307.00 314.25 325.25
95 325
8 MuttonAdministrative
Kg Set Up 233.00 267.00 286.00 338.00 342.00 342.25 370.00
223.00 400
9 Fish 1. No. ofKg District
149.00 170.00 238.00 266.00 No. 296.00 331.00 338.59 11 337.42 293
10 Milk (Fresh)2. No. ofLitAutonomous
37.00 District
41.00 Council
43.00 47.00 No.51.00 58.00 3
59.00 56.25 61
6.
11 Ginger 3. No. ofKgSub-Division
30.00 28.00 30.00 41.00 No.75.00 51.00 49.75
23 47.00 49
12 Potato4. No. ofKg 18.00
R.D. Block 19.00 25.00 27.00 No.33.00 31.00 32.50
26 28.50 29
13 Sugar 5. No. ofKg 43.00 39.00
Municipal Corporation 46.00 50.00 No. 48.00 48.00 48.50
1 50.00 50
LPG Gas Cyli
14 6. No. of villages (2011395.00
361.00 census) 432.00 431.00 No. 411.00 435.00 447.25 830 468.25 488
(14.20 kg) nder
Retail 7 Price Index
Males No. 5,55,339
RetailFemales
Price Index is calculated from a basket ofNo. 59 commodities with base year 2012
5,41,867
= 100. The Retail Price Index as on March2019
is calculated 169.
Wholesale Price Percentage % 23.48%
9 The wholesale
Population price is generally taken asPerthe
Density Sq. rate
Km at which a 52 relatively large
transaction of purchase is affected.
10 No. of females per 1000 males The following table
No.represents the price 976behaviour and
trend of wholesale price in
0 – 6 Population respect
(2011 of some selected items from 2009-10 to the current year.
Census)
Sl.11 Males 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- No. 2014- 2015- 2016- 85,561 2017- 2018-
Commodities Unit
No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 18 19
1 2
Females 3 4 5 6 7
No. 8 9
82,970
10 12 13
1 Rice Literacy
(Local) (2011 Census)
Qtls. 3050 3035 3102 3444 4199 4461 4314 4114 4471
2 Atta Persons Qtls. 1490 1574 1837 No. 2545 2700 8,48,175
2374 2703 2770 2786
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Masur Dal
3 Qtls. 6517 5982 6312 7214
No. 7604 9986 10152 4,09,646 9538 9475
(Small)Females
4 Sugar Rate Qtls. 3671 3608 3949 4531% 4294 3817 91.33 4475 4475
3782
5 Salt Population (2011
50 kgs. Census)388 425 391 444 539 718 772 870 927
613 GingerRural Qtls. 2376 2889 2032 No. 5654 2793 5,25,435
2732 2611 3621 3621
7 Pork Urban Qtls. 16200 16750 18625 20825 No. 24400 25050 23500 5,71,77128000 23850
8 Beef Total Workers Qtls.
(201118000
Census)18500 20100 23650 26280 30650 29000 32000 29250
Chicken
914 Main workers
Qtls. 16800 18000 18500 19100 No. 18975 22200 23000 4,15,03020000 26460
(Broiler)
10 Fish Qtls. 14900 12750 19225 16750 29575 33100 32000 52000 26370
11 Potato Qtls. 1326 1158 1760 1801 2318 2680 2505 1450 1450
12 Onion Qtls. 3486 2210 2262 4709 2761 3531 3280 3338 3338
13 Brinjal Qtls. 804 1600 1170 1775 3785 3984 3119 4113 4050
35 ~
Consumer Price Index and Inflation CPI for urban and rural areas was
I. MIZORAM ATreleased
A GLANCE from 2011 by Central Statistical
The Consumer Price Indices (CPI) Organisation (CSO) with 2010=100 as base
are presently compiled and released at year.
Sl. level. The CPI reflects fluctuations
national Consumption expenditure
Particulars Unit Statistic data are
No.
in retail prices of items consumed by the used for derivation of State/UT specific
specific segment of the population. CPI for weighting diagrams and the base year for
urban
2.
andLongitude
rural areas would reflect the true CPI Degree
was later revised to 2012=100 based
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
th
picture ofLatitude
the price behaviour of various on NSS 68
Degree round.
21 .58’ N to 24o.35’ N
o
goods andLength
services consumed by the entire
urban
3. andNorth topopulation
rural South in the country. Kms 277
Consumer
International Borders Price Index (Base: 2012 = 100) and Inflation Rate
(as on December)
With Bangladesh CPI (All India) Inflation Kms CPI (Mizoram) 318
Inflation
Sl. Inter State Borders Rate (%)
Year Com- Com- Rate (%)
No. With Assam Rural Urban (All Kms
Rural Urban 123
5. bined bined (Mizoram)
With Tripura India) Kms 66
1 With Manipur
2013 115.5 113.3 114.5 Kms
128.1 113.4 95
119.1
2 1.2014 No. of120.3
District 118.4 119.4 4.28 128.6
No. 117.0 121.5
11 2.02
3 2.2015 No. of127.9
Autonomous
124.0District
126.1Council5.61 No.
134.5 123.2 3
127.6 5.02
4 4.2016 No. of132.8 127.6 130.4
R.D. Block 3.41 133.6
No. 124.2 127.9
26 0.24
5 6.2017 No. of139.8
villages 134.1 137.2
(2011 census) 5.21 138.8
No. 127.9 132.1
830 3.28
6 2018
Persons139.0 130.0 133.5 2.11 141.9
No. 138.0 10,97,206
140.1 1.06
7
Males No. 5,55,339
7 2019 152.2 148.3 150.4
Females 7.35 147.7
No. 140.0 143.0
5,41,867 7.12
8 As onAbsolute
December, 2019, the annual No. month of the 2,08,633
the same previous year, i.e.,
Percentage
inflation rate (Prov.) on point to point basis 2.11%. Corresponding 23.48%
% to this rate, the
(December 2019 over December 2018) in Per Sq. Km
inflation rate of Mizoram 52also decreased
10 No.
Mizoram is of females
7.12% per 1000
against themales
All India No. to the previous976
compared year’s rate of
inflation rate of 7.35%. The All India 1.06%.
annual
11 inflation rate decreased compared to
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Source – Directorate of Economics & Statistics
Rate % 91.33
…..
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
36 ~
X. POPULATION
As per Population Census 2011, the The final results of Population
population of Mizoram stood at 10,97,206 Census 2011 shows an improvement in the
Sl. accounts for only 0.09% of India‟s
which sex ratio
Particulars Unit of the State Statistic
i.e. the sex ratio
No.
total population of 1,21,01,93,422. The recorded is 976 as compared to 935 in 2001
1. growth
decadal Geographical Area 2001-2011 was
rate during Sq. Km
census. The national figure 21,081
for the same is
23.48% which is the third highest among 943 as per 2011 Census figure. oAmong the
o
the 72.(seven)
Longitude
North Eastern States while the Degree districts,92Aizawl
8 (eight) o
.15’E to 93 29’E the
recorded
o
Latitude
country‟s decadal growth rate was 17.64%. Degree 21 .58’ N to
highest sex ratio at 1009 while Mamit24 .35’ N
Length district recorded the lowest at 927 though
3.
GROWTH North OF
to SouthPOPULATION IN showingKmsa marked improvement 277 compared
MIZORAM East to West to 2001 Census figure of 121
Kms 896 females per
International Borders 1000 males.
Sl. No. With Bangladesh
Year Population Kms
As per the Census 318 2011 results, the
1 Inter State
1901 Borders 82434 literacy rate of the State is 91.33% which is
With Assam the 3rdKms 123 Among the 8
5.2 1911 91204 highest in the country.
3 With Tripura
1921 98406 Kms 66
(eight) districts, Serchhip district recorded
4 With Manipur
1931 124404 Kms 95
the highest literacy rate of 97.91% while
5 Administrative
1941 Set Up
152736 Lawngtlai district recorded the lowest at
6 1. No. of District 196202
1951 65.88%. No.
The male and female 11
literacy rates
7 2. No. of
1961 Autonomous District
266063 Council No. 3
for the State are 93.35% and 86.72%
6.8 3. No. of Sub-Division
1971 332390 No.
respectively showing a slight 23 increase in
9 4. No. of R.D. Block493757
1981 No.
the male-female literacy gap 26 i.e. 6.63% in
10 5. No. of Municipal689756
1991 Corporation No. it was 3.97% in 2001.
2011 while 1
11 6. No. of villages (2011
2001 census)
888573 No. 830
12 Total 2011Population (2011 Census)
1097206 MALE & FEMALE LITERACY RATE
Persons FROM No.
1951-2011 10,97,206
7
As perMalesPopulation Census 2011 No. 5,55,339
(provisional Females
figures), the density of Sl.No. 5,41,867
population of Mizoram is 52 persons per (2001 – 2011) Year Male Female
No.
8 whileAbsolute
sq.km. it is 382 persons per sq.km. in 1 No. 1951 2,08,633 16.94
46.87
India. At the Percentage
district level, Aizawl district 2 % 1961 23.48% 36.02
49.52
has the highest density in population at 112 Per3 Sq. Km
1971 60.49 52 16.71
10 per
persons No. sq.km.,Mamit
of females per 1000 males
district with 29 4 No. 1981 64.46976 54.91
persons per0 –sq.km.
6 Population (2011populated.
is the least Census) 5 1991 89.01 78.60
Persons 6 No. 2001 1,68,531 86.75
90.72
11
Males 7 No. 2011 93.3585,561 86.72
Females No. 82,970
PROJECTED ANNUAL POPULATION OF MIZORAM
Sl. Persons No. 8,48,175
District 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
No. 12 Males No. 4,38,529
1 Mamit 86364 89162 92051 95033 98112 101291 104573 107961 111459 115070 118798
2 Kolasib 83955 86005 88105 90256 92460 94717 97030 99399 101826 104312 106859
3 Aizawl 400309 408655 417174 425871 434750 443813 453066 462511 91.33
Rate % 472153 481997 492045
4 Champhai Population (2011 Census)
125745 127626 129536 131474 133441 135437 137463 139520 141607 143726 145876
5 13
Serchhip Rural
64937 66163 67412 68684 69981 No. 72648 74019 5,25,435
71302 75417 76840 78291
6 Lunglei 161428
Urban 164072 166759 169490 172266 175087 No. 177955 180869 5,71,771
183832 186842 189903
7 Lawngtlai 117894 121449 125111 128884 132771 136775 140899 145148 149525 154034 188794
8 Siaha
Total Workers
56574
(201158690
57622
Census)59778 60886 62014 63163 64334 65526 66740 52421
Total14 Main workers
1097206 No. 1246797 1273761 4,15,030
1120754 1144838 1169471 1194666 1220436 1301344 1329561 1372987
37 ~
I. MIZORAM
District-wise AT A GLANCE
Population Percentage
Sl. Population 2011 Population
District 2001 Census
No. Percentage Census Percentage
Sl.
Particulars 62785 Unit 86364 Statistic 7.87
No.1 Mamit 7.07
1. 2 Kolasib
Geographical Area 65960 7.42
Sq. Km 83955 21,081 7.65
3 Aizawl
Geographical Location 325676 36.65 400309 36.48
2. 4 Champhai
Longitude 108392 12.20
Degree 125745 o o 11.46
92 .15’E to 93 29’E
5 Serchhip
Latitude 53861 6.06
Degree 64937 5.92
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
6 Lunglei
Length 137223 15.44 161428 14.71
3. 7 Lawngtlai
North to South 87592 9.86
Kms 117894 277 10.74
8 Siaha
East to West 47084 5.30
Kms 56574 121 5.16
Total
International Borders 888573 100.00 1097206 100.00
Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms 123
5. DISTRICT-WISE No. of HOUSEHOLDS & POPULATION (2011 Census)
With Tripura Kms 66
Sl. No. of
District
With Manipur Persons
Kms Male Female
95
No. Households
1 1. No. of District
2 3 4No. 5 11 6
1 Mamit 17731 86364 44828 41536
6. 2 Kolasib 17270 83955 42918 41037
3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23
3 Aizawl 82524 400309 199270 201039
4 5. No.
Champhai 25520
of Municipal Corporation 125745
No. 63388 162357
5 6. No.
Serchhip 12622
of villages (2011 census) 64937
No. 32851 83032086
6 Total
Lunglei
Population (2011 Census)33058 161428 82891 78537
7 Lawngtlai
Persons 22984 117894
No. 60599 10,97,206
57295
7 8 Siaha 11144 56574 28594 27980
Males No. 5,55,339
9 MIZORAM
Females 222853 1097206
No. 555339 5,41,867
541867
Percentage % 23.48%
DISTRICT-WISE
10 No. of females per 1000 males (RURAL / URBAN) POPULATION
No. 976
Sl. 0District
– 6 Population (2011 Census) As per Village/Locality
As per 2011 Census
No. Persons No. Profile 2017-2018
1,68,531
1 11 2
Males 3 4 5 No. 6 7 85,561 8
Females Rural Urban Total No.Rural Urban82,970Total
1 Mamit Literacy (2011 Census)
71465 14899 86364 94668 18422 113090
2 Kolasib Persons 37077 46878 83955 No. 44411 8,48,175
61408 105819
12 Males No. 4,38,529
3 Aizawl 85555 314754 400309 104028 362300 466328
4 Champhai Rate 77216 48529 125745 % 93929 61196
91.33 155125
5 Serchhip
Population (201132918Census) 32019 64937 37480 40914 78394
6 13 LungleiRural 92676 68752 161428No.107795 78439
5,25,435186234
7 Lawngtlai Urban 97064 20830 No.
117894 123684 5,71,771153969
30285
8 Siaha Total Workers (2011 Census)
31464 25110 56574 39894 31431 71325
9 MIZORAM 525435
Marginal workers
571771 1097206 645889
No.
68439571,675
1330284
38 ~
BLOCK-WISE POPULATION (2011 Census)
Sl.
Name of Block Persons Male Female
No.
Sl.
No.1 2 Particulars 3 Unit 4 Statistic 5
1.1 Zawlnuam Area
Geographical 47188 Sq. Km24477 21,08122711
2 West Phaileng
Geographical Location 21309 11232 10077
o o
2.3 Reiek
Longitude 17867 Degree 9119 92 .15’E to 938748 29’E
o o
4 Latitude
'N' Thingdawl 19840 Degree 10109 21 .58’ N to 249731 N
.35’
5 Length
Bilkhawthlir 58487 29888 28599
3.6 North to
Darlawn South 26048 Kms 13377 277 12671
7 Aibawk 17128 8758 8370
4.8 Phullen
With Myanmar 13303 Kms 6767 404 6536
9 Tlangnuam
With Bangladesh 317359 Kms 157191 318 160168
10 Thingsulthliah
Inter State Borders 37897 19019 18878
11 Ngopa
With Assam 18730 Kms 9543 123 9187
5.
12 With Tripura
Khawzawl 35931 Kms 18192 66 17739
13 With Manipur
Champhai 43040 Kms 21515 95 21525
14 Administrative
Khawbung Set Up 22137 11195 10942
15 East Lungdar 20804 10490 10314
16 Serchhip 44242 22383 21859
17 West Bunghmun 18813 9840 8973
18 Lungsen
5. No. of Municipal Corporation 39020 No. 20021 1 18999
19 No. of villages (2011 census) 77482
6.Lunglei No. 39990 830 37492
20 Population (2011 Census) 26113
Hnahthial
Total 13040 13073
21 Chawngte
Persons 45307 No. 23457 10,97,20621850
7
22 Males
Lawngtlai 38722 No. 19857 5,55,33918865
23 Females
S' Bungtlang 17126 No. 8847 5,41,8678279
24 Decadal
Sangau Population Growth (2001 – 2011)
16739 8438 8301
25 Tuipang 21043 10579 10464
Percentage % 23.48%
926 Siaha
Population Density
35531 Per Sq. Km18015 52 17516
1027 Mizoram
No. of females per 1000 males 1097206 No. 555339 976 541867
11
Males Source - Directorate of Census Operations,
No. Mizoram 85,561
Females …… No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
XI.I. MIZORAM
AGRICULTURE & ALLIED
AT A GLANCE
1. GROSS VALUE ADDED IN forestry sector showed fluctuating growth
AGRICULTURE
Sl. & ALLIED rates over the period from 2014-15 to 2017-
Particulars Unit
18, the fisheries sector hasStatistic
shown a growth
No.
1. The Gross Value
Geographical AreaAdded (GVA) in hovering
Sq. Km around 5.90 per21,081 since 2013-
cent
agriculture improved from
Geographical Location a negative 3.84 14 but 2018-19 recorded the lowest growth
per 2.cent Longitude
in 2011-12 to 4.64 per cent in rate Degree
at 5.01 percent92during
o
the
.15’E to 93past
o
29’E6 (six)
2014-15 only to decelerate to 2.57 per cent
Latitude years.
Degree o o
21 .58’ N to 24 .35’ N
in 2018-19. While the crops, livestock and
Length
East to West Kms
Growth of GSVA in Agriculture & Allied Sector at 2011-12 Prices 121
International
2012- Borders
2013- 2014- 2015- 2016- 2017-18 2018-19
Item
13 14 15 16 17 (Provisional) (Projected)
With Bangladesh
Agriculture, Kms 318
forestry & Inter State
18.95 Borders18.74 31.49 31.41 30.87 29.87 28.48
fishing With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
Crops 9.84 9.98 8.70 8.74 8.83 8.78 7.89
With Manipur Kms 95
LivestockAdministrative
3.62 3.63
Set Up 3.44 3.62 3.96 4.61 5.67
Forestry & 1. No.4.81 of District 4.51 18.83 18.52 No. 17.52 15.97 11 14.48
logging 2. No. of Autonomous District Council No. 3
Fishing
6. &3. No.0.67 of Sub-Division No.
0.61 0.53 0.53 0.54 0.51 23 0.44
aquaculture4. No. of R.D. Block No. 26
Share of6.Agriculture
No. of villages& Allied Sector in
(2011 census) 15 at 18.83
No. percent. The share 830 of the Crops
GSVA Total Population (2011 Census) and Fisheries in GSVA has shown a steady
Persons decline
No.from 10.21 per10,97,206
cent and 0.65 per
7
The share
Males of agriculture, forestry & cent in
No.2011-12 to 7.895,55,339
percent and 0.44
fishing sector in GVA has seen a steady
Females percent
No.in 2018-19 respectively.
5,41,867 The share
increase over the Population
Decadal years from Growth
20.12 per cent– 2011)of the livestock in GSVA was 4.08 per cent
(2001
8
in 2011-12 Absolute
to 28.48 per cent in 2018- No.
in 2011-12, it declined 2,08,633
to 3.44 percent in
19.The increasePercentage
was mainly due to increase % increasing steadily
2014-15, 23.48%
from the year
in the share of Forestry & Logging in Per Sq. Km 52
2015-16 and peaking at 5.67 percent in
GSVA10 fromNo. of5.17
females
per per
cent1000 males
in 2011-12 to No.
2018-19. 976
14.48 per cent in 2018-19 peaking in 2014-
11
Males
Share of Agriculture & Allied Sector to Total GSVA 85,561
No.
Females No. 82,970
2012- 2013- 2014- 2015- 2016- 2017-18 2018-19
Item Literacy (2011 Census)
Persons
13 14 15 16 No.
17 (Provisional)
8,48,175
(Projected)
Total
12 GVA Males No. 4,38,529
at basic 6.60
Females 9.39 14.32 12.73 No. 12.00 11.384,09,646 10.98
prices Rate % 91.33
Agriculture,
forestry
13 & Rural -2.36 2.49 30.09 22.41 No. 18.60 16.115,25,435 13.45
fishing Urban No. 5,71,771
Crops Total Workers
-3.84 (2011
4.50Census)4.64 2.48 2.75 1.99 2.57
Livestock Marginal -2.55 workers 0.72 3.89 5.78 7.87
No. 9.76 71,675 4.37
Forestry &
-0.76 -0.54 73.99 52.51 40.99 33.85 28.58
logging
Fishing &
9.19 5.36 6.26 6.02 6.94 5.83 5.01
aquaculture
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2. CROP HUSBANDRY hectares of area having a slope of 0-25%

I. MIZORAM ATpotentialA GLANCE for WRC area. The net cultivated
Agriculture area (WRC areas) is only 17,265 hectares
and the remaining areas of 57,379 hectares
Sl. Paddy continues to remain the need Unit
to be developed Statistic
to make the land
Particulars
No. food crop and the staple food of
principal suited for crop production to meet the
the 1.people
Geographical
of Mizoram. Area The minimum Sq. Km
growing food requirement21,081of the State.
Rice requirement of the state per year is
2.
estimated Longitude
to be about 1,80,000 MT, the Degree 92o.15’E of
The productivity
o
to 93Rice
29’E under
o o
Latitude
present Rice production is only 59,605 MT WRC has been raised from 2.18N MT/
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’
Lengthcould meet only 33.11% of
per year which hectare during 2015-16 to 2.20 MT/hectare
3. North to South
its rice requirement. The remaining 66.88% duringKms 2018-19. Increase 277 in productivity
East to West
has to be imported from outside the State. per Kms
hectare may be 121
attributed due to
Increasing International
Rice Borders
production and adoption of SRI and increase in availability
4. With Myanmar of FarmKmsPower through the 404heavy subsidy
diversification of agriculture farming would
With Bangladesh Kms
of Power Tillers and Tractors. 318
therefore enhance rural livelihood and
Inter State Borders
reduce poverty in villages and is imperative
With Assam KmsUnder Oilseed sector, 123 Oil palm
for food
5. security of the State. During 2018,
With Tripura cultivation has been taken66up at different
Kms
the area under paddy cultivation was
With Manipur Kmsand an area of 26531
Districts 95 Ha has been
35,550 hectares. It occupies only about
Administrative Set Up covered out of total potential area of 61,000
20.43 % of the total cropped area and about
7.43 % of the area is under oilseeds and hectare (as recommended by Chadha
Committee). Which accounts for 43.49%
pulses including Sesamum, Soyabean,
6. 3.
Mustard, Oil No. of Sub-Division
Palm. The remaining 72.14 % No.
achievement. Out of the 23total potential
are under horticultural crops including areas of 61,000 hectares, 26
No. 26,531 hectares
vegetables, spices, plantation and other No.
had been developed for 1 Oil Palm
6. No.
miscellaneous crops. of villages (2011 census) No. 830
cultivation involving 10,843 farmers
Total Population (2011 Census) spreading across 197 villages of Mizoram
Persons No. we are the leading
and today 10,97,206 State in Oil
7 The practice of Jhuming is still
prevalent among Malesmany farmers in the state Palm No.cultivation in the 5,55,339
North East. Crude
and in spite of Females
the efforts given by the State Palm OilNo. (CPO) Production 5,41,867
during 2018-19
government to bring more areas under (2001 – 2011)was 625 Metric tonne.
settled cultivation through many
Percentage %The total Oil Palm 23.48%
FFBs sold to the
interventions, as is evident from the Rice
9 Population Density Per Sq.
Companies Km till March, 2019 52 is 24891.432
production pattern during 2018-19, more
10 No. of females per 1000 males metricNo.ton which worth 976 about ` 13.39
than 38.94% of the total Rice production is
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) crore. All Oil Palm Farmers in the districts
contributed from Jhum areas. The area
Persons No.
of Kolasib and Mamit1,68,531
supply the fresh
under11 jhum cultivation has declined from
Males No. 85,561
fruits bunch to Godrej Agrovet Palm Oil
19851 hectare during 2015-16 to 18,957
Females No. 82,970
hectares during 2018-19 which accounts for Mill at Bukvannei, which processes the
Literacy (2011 Census) fruits and extract Crude Palm Oil (CPO).
about 20.74% reduction. The reduction in
Jhum area is mainly due to the This CPO is then transported to Kolkata to
12 Males No. 4,38,529
implementation of Oil Palm development a third party for further refining.
programme, Rate Sugarcane cultivation % 91.33
programme, RKVY, RAD, State Flagship Agriculture Census
Programme
13
and
Rural
other Centrally Sponsored No. 5,25,435
Schemes being Urban implemented by the Results of the Agriculture
No. 5,71,771 Census,
Department.Total Workers (2011 Census) 2015-16 showed a 7.32 per cent increase in
14 Main workers total operated
No. area at 112464.71
4,15,030 hectare as
The Marginal
availableworkers
WRC areas of the comparedNo. to 2010-11 data. 71,675The average
State are very limited and scattered. The size of operational holding increased to
studies using Remote Sensing and 1.25 hectares (ha) in 2015-16 compared to
Geographical Information System (GIS) 1.14 ha in 2010-11.
techniques confirmed that there are 74,644
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Area, Production & Average Yield ofAT

I. MIZORAM Important Agricultural Crops (2018-19)
A GLANCE
Paddy Maize Pulses Oilseeds
Sl.Sl. Year / Produc- Produc- Produc- Produc-
No. District AreaParticulars Area Unit Area Area
Statistic
No. tion tion tion tion
(Ha) (Ha) (Ha) (Ha)
1. Geographical Area (MT) (MT)Sq. Km (MT) 21,081 (MT)
1 MamitGeographical2,969
Location 3,939 960 1,148 482 502 177 119
o o
2. Longitude
2 Kolasib 5,649 11,248 874 Degree
1,166 666 92 .15’E
883 to 93 29’E
436 594
o o
Latitude
3 Aizawl 3,892 6,304 677 Degree
1,230 810 21 .58’ N
2,347 to 24 .35’
273 N 337
Length
4 3. Champhai
North to South8,800 15,009 420 726
Kms 302 326277 163 143
5 Serchhip
East to West 4,236 7,625 1,593 3,071
Kms 784 820121 792 1,083
International3,681
6 Lunglei Borders 5,512 675 1,039 252 427 148 155
4. With
7 Lawngtlai Myanmar 5,210 8,539 764 Kms
2,219 447 554404 299 309
8 Siaha 1,113
Inter State Borders
1,834 200 371 26 30 23 17
Total:
With Assam35,550 60,010 6,163 10,970
Kms 3,769 5,889123 2,311 2,757
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
The
Withtotal number of operational
Manipur number
Kmsof holdings in 2015-16
95 and had a
holdings Administrative
in the state has Set decreased
Up from share of 3.25 per cent in the operated area
91880 nos.1. in
No.2010-11 to 89774 in 2015-
of District as against
No. 0.25 per cent and113.80 per cent,
16, i.e. 2.a decrease of -2.29District
No. of Autonomous per cent.
Council respectively
No. for 2010-11 census.
3
Operational
6. holding has been
3. No. of Sub-Division defined as all No. 23
land used4.wholly or partly
No. of R.D. Block for agricultural The increase in the26share of semi-
No.
production5. No.isofoperated
and MunicipalasCorporation
one technical mediumNo.and medium size 1classes both in
unit by one
6. No. of villages (2011with
person alone or others
census) terms No.
of number of operational
830 holdings as
without regard
Total Population (2011 Census) size
to the title, legal form, well as area operated and subsequent
or location. Persons declineNo.in the share 10,97,206
of the small and
7 marginal operational holdings indicates that
Males No. 5,55,339
TotalFemales
operated area, increased from there is
No.a change in the cropping
5,41,867 pattern: a
104789.34 ha in 2010-11
Decadal Populationto Growth (2001ha– 2011)shift towards plantation crops which is also
112464.714
in 2015-16.
8 As per
Absolute the census data, small indicated
No. by the increase in the cropped
2,08,633
and marginalPercentage
holdings taken together (0-2 areas % of several 23.48% agricultural and
ha) 9constitute 80.74Density
Population per cent of the total horticultural
Per Sq. Km crops in the 52 State. Even
holdings in 2015-16 against 87.02
10 No. of females per 1000 males per cent though No.there is a shift towards
976 plantation
in 2010-11. Their share in the operated
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) area crops, the pattern of agricultural holdings
stands at around 55 per cent in the current
Persons reflects
No.pre-dominance (80.741,68,531per cent) of
11 as well as in 2010-11 indicating an
census small No.
and marginal farmers in agriculture
Males 85,561
increase in the average
Females operated area per sector.No.Agriculture and 82,970 sectors are
allied
holding. Literacy (2011 Census) critical in terms of employment and
Persons livelihoods
No. for the small and marginal
8,48,175
12 Semi-medium
Males and medium farmers.
No. Therefore development
4,38,529 of the
operational holdings
Females (2-10 ha) in 2015-16 smallholder
No. agriculture
4,09,646should be
were 18.98 perRatecent, with 41.42 per cent of prioritised
% by improving 91.33resource use
operated Population
area while (2011
it wasCensus)
11.12 per cent efficiency be they, natural resources like
and 13
31.49 perRural
cent respectively for 2010-11 water No.or other resources/inputs
5,25,435 like
census. TheUrbanlarge holdings (10 ha and fertilisers,
No. pesticides etc.5,71,771
above) were
Totalmerely
Workers0.32 perCensus)
(2011 cent of total
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TIME SERIES DATA ON AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS AND AREA OPERATED IN

MIZORAM
Sl. No. Census Year Agricultural Holdings (in No.) Agricultural Operated Area (in Ha.)
1 1976-1977 48679 74372.00
2
Sl. 1980-1981 46597 69148.00
3 1985-1986 Particulars 51122 Unit Statistic
81752.00
No.
1990-1991
1.4 Geographical Area 61030 Sq. Km 83437.00
21,081
5 1995-1996 65821 84892.00
6 2000-2001 75523 93298.00
7 2005-2006 89666 106845.79
o
8 Latitude
2010-2011 91880 Degree .58’ N to 24o.35’ N
21104789.34
9 Length
2015-2016 89774 112464.71
East to West
Growing Number of Women Farmers Kms 121
International
Women play a Borders
significant and crucial role in agriculture including crop production,
4. With Myanmar
livestock production, horticulture, post-harvest operations, Kmsagro/ social forestry, 404 fisheries, etc.
With Bangladesh Kms
The share of operational holdings cultivated by women has increased from 10.94 318 per cent in
Inter State Borders
2010-11 to 11.79 per cent in 2015-16. The marginal and small holdings operated by women
farmers With Assam Kms 123
5. together constitute 84.75 per cent of total operational holdings cultivated by women.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur
Operational Land Holdings Operated by Female Farmers95
Kms
Administrative Set Up 2010-11 2015-16
1.Size
No. of District
Group No. of operational No. 11
No. of operational
% %
2. No. of Autonomous District holdings Council No. holdings 3
Marginal
6. (Below
3. No.1.00 ha)
of Sub-Division 6310 12.59
No. 6357 23 14.15
Small (1.004. – No.
2.00ofha)R.D. Block 2640 8.88
No. 2604 26 9.48
Semi-Medium (2.00 – 4.00 ha)
5. No. of Municipal Corporation 912 9.20
No. 1294 1 9.36
Medium (4.00 – 10.00 ha)
6. No. of villages (2011 census) 162 9.44
No. 290 830 9.08
Large (10.00 ha & above)
Total Population (2011 Census) 11 4.25 28 10.49
All size Groups Persons 10035 10.94
No. 1057310,97,206 11.79
7
Males No. 5,55,339
HorticultureFemales No. 5,41,867
Horticulture plays aGrowth
Decadal Population very important
(2001 – 2011)role in the economy of Mizoram and has
remarkable
8 contribution
Absolute to the state Gross Domestic Products. No. Almost all2,08,633
horticultural crops
are suited to Percentage
Mizoram climatic condition. As such maximum % production and productivity can
23.48%
be expected
9 provided
Population Densitythat optimum requirement of inputs are
Per Sq. Km made available. 52The Department
took10several steps for improving
No. of females per 1000 males horticulture infrastructure during
No. 2018-2019, such as construction of
976
Solar tunnel dryers, construction of Community Water Tank cum Fermentation tank etc. for
improving infrastructure of Post-Harvest Management of Turmeric Crop, Construction of Transit
Godown
11 at Sairang and Thingdawl , Rural Godowns Lunglei, Serchhip, Thenzawl, Khawzawl,
Males No.
Ngopa, Tuidam, Mamit, Lawngtlai, Siaha. The Department also constructed 50 85,561
nos. of low cost
Females
preservation units and 13 nos. of Cold (Staging units). No. 82,970
PersonsArea and Production of Major Horticultural
Estimated No. 8,48,175
Crops (2018 – 19)
12 Males Banana Orange No. Grapes 4,38,529
Tomato
Sl. Females
No
District Produc Produc No. Produ 4,09,646 Producti
Rate Area tion
Area
tion %Area
ction
Area
91.33 on
1 Population
Mamit (2011
0.678 Census)
7.8643 2.4525 4.500 - - 0.1407 0.86
2 13 KolasibRural 0.72 9.089 2.5015 4.63 No.
0.0536 0.836 5,25,435
0.17194 0.6925
3 AizawlUrban 2.6675 37.39 2.718 9.538 No.
0.1576 1.054 5,71,771
0.62794 7.4488
4 Total
Champhai Workers 0.78 (2011 Census)
9.76 2.2135 8.19 1.5736 10.689 0.22438 3.8923
5 14 SerchhipMain workers
4.2075 51.059 2.7715 14.968 No. 0.2606 1.442 4,15,030
0.12714 2.7353
6 Lunglei Marginal workers
1.056 13.65 1.385 4.322 No.
0.0806 0.563 71,675
0.2307 2.1565
7 Lawngtlai 0.517 6.85 0.9125 3.84 0.1346 1.156 0.0697 0.3225
8 Siaha 0.588 8.18 1.4125 4 0.0436 0.76 0.095 0.4875
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Marketing of Horticulture Products To impart updated and improved

I. MIZORAM ATtechnology
A GLANCE to the farmers and also to keep
Grape wine: Concentrated Grape wine is the field functionaries abreast with the
being regularly supplied to Radiant latest technologies, the Department
Sl.
Company, Guwahati, Assam. Sacramental considered
Particulars Unit human resource development as
Statistic
wineNo.
is also being produced and supplied to one of the most important component for
1. Church
Baptist Geographical Area
of Mizoram. Sq. Km development.21,081
horticulture Hence, training
Geographical Location of Technical Officers,o field functionaries as
2. Marketing:
Ginger Longitude Marketing of Ginger wellDegree
as farmers were 92 .15’E to 93o29’E
conducted at various
producedLatitude
in the state is taken up in Degree
levels 21o.58’ N to
at regular intervals. 24o.35’ N
Training in the
Length
collaboration with Mizoram Agriculture fields and exposure visit are as effective as
3.
Marketing NorthSolution
to South (MAMSoL) and indoorKms 277
training for the farmers. Centre of
East to West
Mizoram Farmers‟ Society (MIFAS). Kms 121
excellence at Thingdawl, Serchhip, Thiak,
Ginger produced by farmers are purchased Lunglei and Supervisory training centres at
and 4.soldWith Myanmar
through these Agencies with each Kms
District Headquarters404 play significant
With Bangladesh
interest free loan provided from Ginger role for skill development318
Kms of horticulture
Inter
Marketing Scheme.State Borders farmers.
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura
Export of Anthurium cut Flowers: Canopy Management 66and
Kms Senile
With Manipur
Besides catering to local requirement, large Kms 95
Orchard Rejuvination
Administrative
quantity of anthurium cutSetflowers
Up are being
exported 1. No. of District
regularly to New Delhi on weekly No.
Decline of senile11 orchard of
basis by Zo-Anthurium Growers Society District Council Mandarin Orange in the 3 state and in
No.
and 6. 3. No.
are being of Sub-Division
facilitated with Cold Storage, No.
neighbouring 23
states is a major setback to
Grading Hall/ Packing Hall etc. at farmers. As such, to help26 prevent aged
No.
Collection5. No. of Municipal
Centre, RamhlunCorporation
Market. No. trees from declining,
Mandarin 1 the
During the past 10 years approximately census) No. 830
Department takes several measures
Total
1,18,20,330 Population
Nos. (2011 stems
of anthurium Census)worth including Micro-irrigation, Integrated Pest
Persons
` 74,98,81,796/- approximately were No.
and Nutrient Management,10,97,206
Maintenance of
Males
exported by Zo-Anthurium Growers‟ No.
established gardens, Canopy5,55,339Management
Cooperative Females
Society (ZAGCS) and M/s No.
and Rejuvenation 5,41,867etc. Among
Programmes
Decadal Population
Zopar, Chanmari, Aizawl. Growth (2001 – 2011)these activities, Rejuvenation is one of the
8 Absolute most No. 2,08,633
effective operations in Mandarin
Percentage
Dragon Fruit Marketing: The Department % 23.48% increase in
Orange Orchard. Considerable
tied 9up with
Population
MIZOFED Density
in Collection and Per Sq. Kmis thereby achieved
productivity 52 during the
Marketing of Dragon Fruit from some males No. 976
last 10 years due to implementation of
cluster of0Aizawl
– 6 Population
Division (2011 Census)
which are being Canopy Management and Rejuvenation
sold11at LocalPersons
Market of Aizawl City at a No. by the Department.
Programme 1,68,531
better prices. Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
To enhance capacity of irrigation
Use of quality planting material is during dry spell period which is crucial for
crucial for Persons
increasing production and No.
successful cultivation of8,48,175
horticulture crops,
12 Males No. 4,38,529
productivity of Horticulture crops. So far, 2 assistance for construction of 9 no. of
Nos. of Hitech Greenhouse for Citrus Community Water Tank and 250 nos. of
Rate % 91.33
Nursery, Citrus Scion Bank, 3 Nos. of Individual Water Tank was made available
accredited nurseries and 28 nos. of non to the farmers.
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
accredited nurseries are registered under
Urban No. 5,71,771
Horticulture Department, Govt. of An area of 1274Ha under various
Mizoram. Quality planting materials are fruits such as Dragon fruit, Kiwi,
being produced from these Nurseries which Strawberry, vegetables and flowers was
plays a key role is increasing production covered with micro irrigation system under
and productivity of fruits. the scheme – „Per Drop More crop‟
component of Pradhan Mantri Krishi
Sanchai Yojana (PMKSY) which plays an
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important role in enhancing productivity of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY):

the crop. I. MIZORAM ATInA GLANCE Mizoram, RKVY scheme has been
implemented since 2010-2011. Since then,
Integrated Pest/ Nutrient various progresses and improvements have
Sl.
Management are an important component been Unitmade towards
Particulars StatisticAgriculture,
for No.development of Horticulture under Horticulture, Fisheries, Animal Husbandry,
1.
Mission Geographical
for Integrated Area Development of Sq. Km
Dairying and Sericulture. 21,081
Horticulture (MIDH). Since, inception of
2.
Technology Longitude
Mission, many farmers are National 92o.15’E
DegreeFood Security to 93o29’E
Mission (NFSM):
o o
covered Latitude
under these schemes. During, Degree NFSM
In Mizoram, 21 has
.58’ been
N to 24 .35’ N
implemented
2018-2019, Length
` 36.00 lakh with Physical since 2012-13 covering only Rice crop for
target ofNorth
3. 3000to HaSouthand under IPM and two Kmsconsecutive years (i.e. 277 2012-13 &
East to West
Physical target of 10000 Ha under INM Kms
2013-14). Since 2014-15, 121 with the
were achievedInternational
under Borders
MIDH in respect of modification of the guideline, NFSM
4. With Myanmar
promotion of IPM and promotion of INM. SchemeKmsnow covers rice, pulses404 and Coarse
With Bangladesh Kms
Cereals. 318
Inter
Protected CultivationState Borders
With Assam KmsThere is a tremendous 123 improvement
5.
With Tripura
Cultivation of High Value vegetables Kms
in Crop production especially 66 in Rice due
With Manipur
and flowers was taken up under Greenhouse, to the implementation of95 NFSM since
Kms
Polyhouses Administrative
and Shade Houses Set Upcovering an area 2012-13. Dissemination of improved
of 173 Ha1. during
No. ofthe District
financial year bringing No.
technology through cluster11demonstration,
about quality2. No. production
of Autonomouseven District
during Council
off- No. 3
season, and fetching higher prices.
imparting knowledge on crop cultivation
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No.
technology among farmers 23 through
4. No. of R.D. Block No. system based training
cropping 26 and supply
Fertilizer
5. No.consumed/
of Municipaldistributed
Corporation by No. 1
Horticulture Department duringcensus)
2018-19 of critical inputs like improved
6. No. of villages (2011 No.
seeds/hybrid seeds, 830
micronutrients and
are: - Total Population (2011 Census) plant protection chemicals are the main
Persons No.
contributing factors for10,97,206
crop production
Sl. 7 Males Items Quantity No.
improvement in the State.5,55,339
Particulars/
No. Females (Qtls.) No. 5,41,867
1 Decadal
Single Super Population Growth1250(2001 – 2011)National Mission for Sustainable
8 PhosphateAbsolute No.
Agriculture (NMSA): 2,08,633
National Mission
2 Percentage
Neemkasto 400 %
for Sustainable Agriculture 23.48% (NMSA) has
3 9 Slaked Population
Lime Density 1650 Per formulated
been Sq. Km for enhancing52 agricultural
4 10 NPK No.(19:19:19)
of females per 1000 males 57 No.
productivity especially in976rainfed areas
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) focusing on integrated farming, water use
Ways to Persons
improve fertilizer use efficiency are:- No. soil health 1,68,531
efficiency, management and
11
Males
i) Better soil fertility mapping by Agencies/ No. 85,561
synergizing resource conservation. NMSA
Research Females
Institution concerned. aims No. at promoting location82,970
specific
Literacy
ii) Fertilizer (2011 Census)based on soil
recommendation improved agronomic practices through soil
fertility mapping.
Persons
iii) 12
Creation of higher levels of awareness on the
healthNo.management, enhanced8,48,175
water use
Males No. 4,38,529
long terms efficiency, judicious use of chemicals, crop
Females benefits of applying No. 4,09,646
recommended diversification, progressive adoption of
Rate dose of fertilizers. % 91.33
iv) Creation of awareness onCensus)
the harmful effects crop-livestock farming systems and
Population (2011
of indiscriminate integrated approaches like crop-sericulture,
13 Rural use of fertilizers. No. 5,25,435
agro-forestry, fish farming, etc.
Urban No. 5,71,771
Schemes Total underWorkers
Agriculture
(2011 & Allied
Census)
Sector National Food Security Mission (NFSM-
Oil Palm) for the year 2018-19: From
Schemes being implemented by 2018-19 onwards, NMOOP scheme has
Agriculture and Horticulture Departments are: - been merged with revamped NFSM and the
existing NMOOP is being implemented
under NFSM as NFSM-Oilseeds & Oil
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palm comprising the sub components focus on farm mechanization. The Sub-
NFSM Oilseeds, NFSM-Oil Palm and I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
Mission will mainly cater to the needs of
NFSM-TBOs. The scheme aims at the small and marginal farmers through
increasing productivity of vegetable oils institutional arrangements such as custom
Sl.
sourced from Oilseeds, Particulars
Oil Palm and Tree hiring,Unit
mechanization ofStatistic
selected villages,
No. Oilseeds (TBOs).
Borne subsidy for procurement of machines &
1. Geographical Area Sq. Km etc.
equipments, 21,081
National Geographical
Mission Location
on Agriculture
2.
Extension Longitude
and Technology (NMAET): Degree Mantri92o.15’E
Pradhan Krishi to 93oSinchayee
29’E
o o
Latitude
The aim of the Mission is to restructure & Yojana (PMKSY): Pradhan Mantri NKrishi
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’
strengthenLength
agricultural extension to enable Sinchai Yojana (PMKSY) is newly
3. North to South
delivery of appropriate technology and Kms programme for277
formulated water resource
East to West
improved agronomic practices to the with anKms
objective to promote121 irrigation in each
farmers. International
This is envisaged Bordersto be achieved farm. PMKSY is developed by summing on-
4. With Myanmar
by a judicious mix of extensive physical goingKms programmes like 404 AIBP, IWMP,
With Bangladesh
outreach & interactive methods of Kms
OFWM, CAD etc. Operational 318 Guidelines is
Interdissemination,
information State Borders use of ICT, formulated by converging 3 Ministries/
With
popularisation Assam
of modern and appropriate Kms
Departments. Ministry of 123 Water Resource,
5.
With Tripura
technologies, capacity building and Kms
Land Resource and Agriculture. 66 It has the
With Manipur
institution strengthening to promote Kms
following three components. 95
Administrative
mechanisation, Setof
availability Upquality seeds,
i) PMKSY: AIBP : Ministry 11 of Water
plant protection etc. and encourage the
aggregation of farmers into Interest Groups Council No.
Resource 3
6.
(FIGs) 3.to No.form
of Sub-Division
Farmer Producer No.
ii) PMKSY: (Hra Khet ko23Pani):Ministry
4. No.
Organizations (FPOs).of R.D. Block No.
of Water Resource 26
5. No. of Municipal Corporation No.
iii) PMKSY:(Perdrop more 1crop): Ministry
6. No. of villages
SMAE: Sub-Mission on Agricultural(2011 census) No.
of Agriculture 830
Extension will focus on awareness creation iv) PMKSY:(Watershed Development):
Persons
and 7 enhanced use of appropriate No.
Ministry of land 10,97,206
Resource.
technologiesMales
in agriculture & allied sectors. No. 5,55,339
Females
Gains made in the past will be consolidated Pradhan mantri kisan5,41,867
No. samman nidhi
Decadal Population
and strengthened through increased Growth (2001 – 2011)(PM-KISAN) scheme: With a view to
8
penetration Absolute
of extension functionaries. provideNo.income support 2,08,633
to all land holding
Percentage
Personnel trained under Agri-Clinics and farmers% the Central 23.48% Government has
9 Population
Agri-Business Density
Centres Scheme (ACABC) Per Sq. Km a Central 52
implemented sector scheme,
and Diploma in Agriculture Extension males No. 976
“Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi
Services 0for– 6 Input
Population (2011
Dealers Census) will
(DAESI) (PM-KISAN)”.
also11providePersons
extension services to the No. 1,68,531
Males
farmers. Use of interactive and innovative No.
The scheme aims 85,561to supplement the
Females No. needs of all land
financial 82,970
holding farmer
methods of information dissemination like
pico projectors, low cost films, handheld families in procuring various inputs to
Persons ensureNo.proper crop health 8,48,175
and appropriate
devices, mobile based services, Kisan Call
12 Males fields,No.
commensurate 4,38,529
with the anticipated
Centres (KCCs) etc. will be used and
farm income as well as for domestic needs.
convergence brought among extension
Rate Under % the scheme an amount 91.33 of ` 6000/-
efforts under different programmes and
Population (2011 Census) per year is released by the central
schemes at village level through the
13 Rural No.
Government in three equal5,25,435installments
institution of ATMA (Agriculture
Urban No.
every four months, online 5,71,771
directly into the
Technology Management Agency) and
Total Workers (2011 Census) bank account of the eligible farmers under
Block Technology Teams (BTTs).
14 Main workers No.
Direct Benefit Mode. 4,15,030
SMAM: There is a strong co-relation
between farm power availability and NATIONAL e-GOVERNANCE PLAN
agricultural productivity. Therefore, Sub- IN AGRICULTURE (NeGP-A):
Mission on Agricultural Mechanization will Promoting farmers eccentric common
2019-20 ~~
4640
~~
service framework across the states. Two productivity in the state are mainly caused
Training Labs. (20 Computers each with I. MIZORAM AT byA the
GLANCE
following reasons:
Internet Connectivity) – (i) Aizawl (ii)
Lungle. Loneitute Thian i.e, Low consumption of fertilizers: The
Sl.
www.loneitu.nic.in is Particularsdeveloped farmers current fertilizer consumption of the state is
Unit Statistic
ableNo.
to access different types of practices of 16.71 kg/ha. which is far below the
1. Geographical
the Agricultural & Allied AreaDepartments and Sq. Km
National average of 112.30 21,081
kg/ha.
other relevant information as per their need.
2. Apps
Mobile Longitudefor the farmers is being LowDegree 92o.15’Erate:
seed replacement to 93o29’E
To get a
o
developed. Latitude Degree
bumper 21 .58’
harvest, new to 24o.35’ variety
andNimproved N
Length need to be introduced. Till date, the seed
MIDH North
3. to South for
(Mission Integrated Kms
replacement rate on self 277
pollinated crops
East to West
Development of Horticulture): MIDH is a like Rice is only 28 %, 84%121
Kms in hybrid seeds
CentrallyInternational
Sponsored Borders Scheme for the whereas the desired rate of seed
4. growth
holistic With Myanmar
of the horticulture sector Kms
replacement to get higher 404production is
With Bangladesh
covering fruits, vegetables, root & tuber Kms
33% in self-pollinated crops 318 (Rice etc),
Inter State Borders
crops, mushroom, spices, flowers, aromatic 50% in cross-pollinated crops (Maize) and
plants With Assam 100%Kms 123
5. along with components essential for in hybrid seeds.
With Tripura
Horticulture development and growth in the Kms 66
With Manipur
country. While Government of India (GOI) Kms
Low availability of Farm 95 Power: The
contributesAdministrative
60% of Set Up outlay for
total National average of Farm Power
1. No. of District
developmental programmes in all the states No. 11
availability is about 1.25kW/ hectare
except the states in North East and District Council No. 3
whereas in case of the state, it is only 0.90
6.
Himalayas, 3. 40%
No. of Sub-Division
share is contributed by the kW/ha. No. 23
State Governments. In case of North No. 26
5. No.and
Eastern States of Municipal
Himalayan Corporation
States, GOI Lack ofNo.infrastructure: Due1 to hilly terrain
contribution is 90% and another 10% by census) No.
and undulating topography,830 most of the
the state. Total Population (2011 Census) potential farm areas all over the state are
Persons No. accessible. Unless
not easily 10,97,206
good approach
7
PMKSY (Pradhan Males Mantri Krishi No. like Potential5,55,339
farm roads Area Connectivity
FemalesThis is one of the sub-
Sinchai Yojana): No.
is developed, maximum 5,41,867
utilization of these
scheme of National Mission for Sustainable (2001 – 2011)fertile lands for crop production cannot be
8
Agriculture Absolute
(NMSA) being implemented No.
achieved. 2,08,633
Percentage
recently. To overcome irrigation problem in % 23.48%
dry season, Government of India layout this Per Sq. Km
Marginal land holding: Majority 52 of the
scheme so as to manage on farm water in males No. 976
land holding is small which is one of the
meaningful 0 –and
6 Population
judicious (2011
way. Census) factors that affects Agricultural crop
Persons No.
production. 1,68,531engaged in
Often, farmers
11
Males
RKVY (RashtriyaKrishiVikasYojana): No.
Agriculture were poorer people85,561 and unable
RKVY was Femaleslaunched from 2007-2008 by No.
to develop 82,970
the land to make it suited for
Literacy (2011
the Department of Agriculture & Census) farming.
Cooperation Persons (DAC), Ministry of No. 8,48,175
12 Males
Agriculture, Govt. of India in consultation No. 4,38,529
Poor market infrastructure: Poor market
with Females
the Planning Commission. No. 4,09,646
infrastructure and lack of awareness among
Rate
Horticulture Department implements this % 91.33
the farmers in respect of market linkage
Population (2011
scheme from the year 2010-2011. The Census)
information and enforcement of APMC act.
13 Department
Nodal Rural in the state is No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
Agriculture Department, and Horticulture Lack of assured irrigation: Although
Department is one of the implementing Mizoram receives sufficient rain water
departments only. during Monsoon, due to lack of water
harvesting structures, only few fertile areas
Despite the improvement seen in can be brought under cultivation during
agriculture production and crop Rabi season.
productivity, comparatively low
Agricultural Credit country is highly imbalance. Agricultural

credit is very low in North Eastern States.
One of the main determinants of The share of North Eastern States has been
profitability of agriculture is access to hovering around 1% (one per cent) in total
Sl.
timely
No.
credit or finance. Lack of
Particulars credit at Unit
agricultural Statistic
credit disbursement. Table
the 1.rightGeographical
period (e.g.Area sowing period, below shows
Sq. Km the share of agricultural
21,081 credit
fertilizersGeographical
administration period etc.) can
Location of the State as well as that of the North-
severely
2. impact
Longitude agricultural productivity. Eastern States.
Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Distribution of agricultural credit in the
Length
3. North to Share
South of Agricultural Credit of the North Kms Eastern State 277
East to West Kms 121 (` in crore)
International Borders Year
State
4. With Myanmar
2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 Kms 2014-15 2013-14 404 2012-13
Assam With Bangladesh
11300 10500 9400 Kms
7400 6300 318
5400 4000
ArunachalInter State Borders
With Assam 400 200 100 200
Kms 100 100
123 100
Pradesh
5.
Manipur With Tripura 500 500 400 Kms
300 400 66
300 300
With Manipur Kms 95
Meghalaya 800 700 900 500 70 300 300
Mizoram 1. No. of 400
District 300 300 400No. 300 300
11 200
Nagaland2. No. of 300 300
Autonomous District Council
200 200No. 200 4003
200
Tripura
6. 2200
1900 1700 800No. 800 700
23
500
North 4. No. of R.D. Block No. 26
Eastern 5. No.15900 14400
of Municipal Corporation 1300 9900No. 8700 75001 5500
Region 6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. 830
All India Total 1199500
Population (20111078300
Census)951000 904300 841800 676100 561900
% Share of Persons
7 1.33 1.34 1.37 1.09No. 1.03 10,97,206
1.11 0.98
NE Region Males No. 5,55,339
Decadal Population
3. LAND RESOURCES, SOIL & Growth (2001 – 2011)in 2018-2019. The total area to be covered
WATER8 Absolute
CONSERVATION under No.
this rubber plantation2,08,633
project is 200
Percentage % 23.48%
ha. and 20 ha. for Rengdil and Kanghmun
9 ThePopulation
aim of LandDensity Resources, Soil & Per Sq. Km
respectively. 52
10 Conservation
Water No. of females per 1000 malesis to
Department No. 976
enhance the fertility of soil and its Census) The current practice of shifting
productivity, Persons
regeneration and conservation No. deteriorates the
cultivation 1,68,531
soil by run-off
11
Males No. 85,561
of natural water resources. To attain this as well as direct exposure to sun due to
Females No. 82,970
goals, various measures such as agronomy, absence of vegetation to cover the soil. Due
engineering and forestry works have been to depletion of trees and vegetation, soil
combined.
12 Males particles
No. are more likely to get lifted and
4,38,529
Females transported
No. by rain, water, and wind. By
4,09,646
RKVY-RAFTAAR: Rate It is implemented on planting% cash crops like rubber,
91.33 coffee and
watershedPopulation
basis and in an
(2011 Census) integrated broom, the soil erosion can be prevented as
approach.
13 The
Ruralmain approach is control by these No.
crops protect the soil from the
5,25,435
stream bankUrban to prevent erosion of paddy elements.
No. Planting of cash crops not only
5,71,771
land or Total
increase of rice
Workers (2011 production
Census) and prevent soil erosion but also supplements
construction
14 of check
Main workers dam across the the farmers’
No. income. 4,15,030
stream to retain silt debris
Marginal workersand to improve No. 71,675
ground water recharging. Watershed management activities
such as check dams, bench terrace, spurs,
Works under NABARD RIDF: Rubber contour trench etc. aims to restore
plantation development project at Rengdil ecological balance by conserving and
& Kanghmun (Mamit District) was started developing degraded natural resources such
as soil, vegetation, water etc. Thus helps in There are 36 on-going Minor Irrigation
the prevention of soil run-off, regeneration Projects under PMKSY – Har Khet ko
of natural vegetation, rainwater harvesting Pani in the form of Cluster of 14
andSl. recharging of the groundwater Projects and Cluster of 22 Projects.
table. This will enable Particulars
farmers to introduce Unit Statistic
No.
multiple-cropping
1. Geographical andArea
start diverse agro- b. Command
Sq. Km Area Development
21,081 &
based activities, which
Geographical Location can help in Water Management Schemes: It has
providing
2. sustainable livelihoods to a large
Longitude been observed that
Degree utilization
92o.15’E of created
to 93o29’E
number ofLatitude
people residing in the watershed irrigation
Degree potential o inNcompleted
21 .58’ to 24 .35’ Nminor
o
area. Length irrigation projects are low and main

3. North to South factors
Kms attributed to these 277 situations are
4. IRRIGATION
East to West& WATER absence
Kms of adequate
121 irrigation
RESOURCES International Borders distribution system, the need for land
4. With Myanmar Kms
development including 404
land levelling &
Sustainable
With Bangladesh development and Kms 318
shaping in the project command areas
efficient Inter State Borders
management of water and land and adoption of improved agriculture
resources With
for Assam productivity of farm
enhanced Kms for intensive 123
system cultivation. To
5.
With Tripura
sector and improved livelihood of farming Kms these problems66the scheme is
address
community Withunder
Manipurdifferent agro-climatic Kms implemented in the
being 95State.
conditionsAdministrative
is the vision Set Up Department.
of the
1. No. of District
Main function of Irrigation & Water No. 11
c. Anti-Erosion & Flood Management
Resources Department is construction ofDistrict Council Programme:To control3 and manage
No.
basic6. development
infrastructures like No. due to heavy 23rain and long
erosion
irrigation facilities, approach roads to No.
monsoon season and to 26 check further
agriculture5. potential
No. of Municipal
areas, Corporation
etc. and land No. 1
damage to the agricultural field, Anti-
levelling & shaping of potential areas for No. 830
erosion scheme is taken up by the
settled cultivation. department.
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Though the state receives abundant
Females d. National
No. Hydrology5,41,867
Project: National
rainfall, rainfall being seasonal, irregular
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) Hydrology Project was introduced by
and 8unreliable, irrigation is indispensable
Absolute theNo.Ministry of Water2,08,633 Resources,
for sustainable development
Percentage in agriculture; RD&GR,
% Government of India with
23.48%
therefore,
9 it is a fact
Population Density that works on World
Per Sq. KmBank assistance 52 covering the
irrigation had been started as
10 No. of females per 1000 males early as when entire
No. country in terms 976establishment
of
WRC was0 first introduced in Champhai
– 6 Population (2011 Census) and of Hydrological Information System
North Vanlaiphai
Persons areas during the first part (HIS)
No. and Decision1,68,531
Support Systems
11 th
of the 20 century.
Males forNo. flood forecasting,
85,561 reservoir
Females No.
operations and 82,970 resources
water
Irrigation
Literacy (2011 & Census)
Water Resources management. The project is proposed to
Persons
Department is implementing the following No.
provide 8,48,175quality and
reliable, timely,
12 Males
schemes, namely, Minor Irrigation Scheme, No. 4,38,529
consistent hydro-meteorological data
Command Area Females Development & Water No. 4,09,646
which will be accessible for public
ManagementRate Scheme, Anti Erosion & %
through web portals and91.33online library
Population (2011
Flood Management Programme and Census) etc. The project will cover the entire
13 Hydrology
Rural Project. No.
National country and it is 5,25,435
expected to be
Urban No. 5,71,771
implemented within a span of eight
a. Minor Irrigation Schemes: Minor years. The National Hydrology will be
Irrigation Schemes provides scopes for 100% funded by Central Government/
construction of project approach roads, World Bank.
water harvesting structures and/or
diversion weir, irrigation channel, field Water Users Association (WUA):
channel, field drains, farm road and Participation of project beneficiaries has
land levelling & shaping. The source of assumed vital role in successful
funding is PMKSY (Har Khet ko Pani). implementation of Minor Irrigation
Schemes in Mizoram. To enhance sense of departmental level and Block Agriculture

ownership and responsibilities, prospective & Irrigation Development Committee
beneficiaries are involved right from the (BAIDC) at the block level.
stage of project formulation to post-project
Sl.
management Particulars of the
after completion Unit
4 RD Blocks such Statistic
as Bilkhawthlir
No.
project.
1. In fact, participations
Geographical Area of project RD Block,
Sq. Km Aibawk RD 21,081 Serchhip
Block,
beneficiaries promoteLocation
Geographical transparency of RD Block and Champhai RD Block were
minor2. irrigation
Longitude schemes. selected
Degree as pilot RD to 93
92o.15’E Blocks
o
29’E for
Latitude implementation
Degree of21
the.58’
o project. o
N to 24 .35’ N
Water
Length Users Associations are
formed
3. once
Norththe project beneficiaries are
to South Kms under ‘The project
Achievements 277 on Capacity
identifiedEastandto Westthey extend active Enhancement
Kms for Sustainable121 Agriculture and
participation in supervision
International Bordersof works during Irrigation Development in Mizoram’.
the 4.stageWith
of Myanmar
project implementation. On Kms 404
i) 4 Irrigation Projects with total estimated
completion WithofBangladesh
the projects, Water Users Kms 318
amount of `192.90 are under construction.
Inter State Borders
Associations share the responsibilities of 80% of works under community contracts
operation With
& Assam
maintenance of irrigation Kms
and 35% under construction 123firms contract
5.
With Tripura
structures - while Water Users Association Kms
works is completed. 66
With Manipur
assume the responsibilities of operation of ii) Kms
Based on performance during951st Pilot Project
and selection criteria provided by JICA, 3
irrigationAdministrative
structures and Set Upallotment of
villages
irrigation1. No. of District
water, Minor Irrigation No. - Bilkhawthlir’N’, 11 Bilkhawthlir RD
Block, Lamchhip, Aibawk RD Block and
Department 2. execute
No. of Autonomous
works on District
repairsCouncil
and No. 3
Tlangsam, Champhai RD Block were
6. 3. No. of
reconstruction ofSub-Division
damaged irrigation No. for implementation
selected 23 of 2nd Pilot
structures with active participation and No.
projects. 26
5. No.
contribution fromof the
Municipal
projectCorporation
beneficiaries iii) No.
Conduct Awareness 1
Meetings, Needs
6. No. of villages (2011 census) Assessment
No. Workshops, and Field
830 Visits with
in the form of labour. A number of farmers at selected villages.
completed Minor Irrigation Projects have iv) Prepared BAIDC Annual Activity Plan 2020-
been7formally handed
Males
over to Water Users 21 and got approval of PMT.
No.
Association Females
after they are officially v) Roadmap prepared 5,55,339
by PMT for
No.
institutionalization of BAIDC5,41,867 System is
registeredDecadal
under Cooperative Society(2001
Population Growth Acts. – 2011) approved by JCC.
8 Absolute vi) TenNo.(10) officers from 2,08,633
Department of
Japan International
PercentageCooperation Agency Agriculture,
% Department 23.48%Horticulture,
of
(JICA):
9 Japan’s Technical
Population Density Co-operation Land Resources,
Per Sq. Km Soil& Water
52 Conservation
Project Departmentand Irrigation & Water Resources
10 No. of femalesproject
titled, The onmales
per 1000 Capacity No. 976
Department were sent to Japan during 1st –
Enhancement for Sustainable Agriculture
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) th
15 September, 2019 to attend Training on,
and IrrigationPersons
Development in Mizoram’ is No.
“Capacity Enhancement1,68,531
on Agriculture
11
being implemented
Males with assistance from No.
Extension and Irrigation 85,561
Development&
Japan Technical
Females Co-operation Agency No.
Management in hilly areas82,970
in Mizoram”.
(JICA). Literacy (2011 Census)
12 The overall
Males goal of the project is to No.
5. ANIMAL 4,38,529
HUSBANDRY, DAIRYING
Females agriculture in Mizoram
develop sustainable No. 4,09,646
Rate
through enhancement of capacity of %Livestock, poultry,
91.33
dairying and
Population (2011 Census)Irrigation
government officials and farmers. fisheries is a sub-sector of agriculture that
13 Resources
& Water Rural is the nodal department No. livelihood and
provides 5,25,435
supplementary
Urban No. 5,71,771
income and nutritional security to
with coordination of Agriculture,
Total Workers (2011 Census) agricultural households especially during
Horticulture and Land Resources, Soil &
14 Main workers No. unemployment.4,15,030
seasonal According to the
Water Conservation Department.
19th Livestock Census, 71,675
there are 46,579
The project functions under 3 nos. of Bovines, 22,079 nos. of goats and
committees – Joint Coordination 2,66,646 nos. of pigs in the State. Livestock
Committee (JCC) at the secretariat level sector alone contributed 5.67% to GSVA
under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary, during 2018-19.
Project Management Team (PMT) at
2019-20 ~~
5044
~~
The share of livestock sector in

GSVA has been growing steadily I. MIZORAM since AT A GLANCE If adequate credit facility, organized
2014-15, and the growth potential is high open market for farm products, improved
compared to other sectors as livestock and breeding stock and organized farming
Sl.
poultry farming is characterized
Particulars by Low schedule
Unit are adopted, Statistic
this sector will
No.
capacity requirement, Compatible with witness steady and consistent progress.
local1.lifestyle
Geographical
and user Area
friendly technology. Sq. Km 21,081
As livestock sector plays a vital role in the Milk Production: Milk and milk products
o
2.
states Longitude
socio economic and rural are Degree
essential food92o .15’E 93o29’E
itemsto that provide
o
Latitudeensuring livestock and
development, Degree
sufficient 21 .58’ N to 24supplements
nutritional .35’ N
Length
poultry health by providing veterinary care, especially to the children. The milk
improvingNorthgenetic
3. to South resources, better Kms in the state was
production 27713950 tonnes
East to West
management of feed and fodder and Kms
during 2011-2012. A number 121 of initiatives
providingInternational
improvedBorders mechanism for under-taken by the government helped in
4. With Myanmar and management of
collection, processing Kms the productivity404
improving of milk over the
With Bangladesh
livestock, poultry and dairy products Kms
period. A trend showing 318 the increase in
Inter State
should be prioritized. Borders milk production over the past few years is
With Assam Kms in the Fig.1. The
depicted 123 graph shows
5.
With Tripura
Problems and challenges present in Kms
there is a consistent increase 66 in the
With Manipur
this sector is emerging issue of the Kms 95
production of milk over the years. Milk
competitionAdministrative Set Up and animals,
of food by human production has increased from 25 thousand
1. No. of District
the question of productivity i.e., production tonnesNo.
in 2017-18 to 25.78 11 thousand tonnes
yield per animal, the frequent outbreak of Council No.
in 2018-19 registering a growth 3 of 3.05%.
6.
diseases 3.
suchNo. asofFoot
Sub-Division
and Mouth disease, Though No. milk production 23 is steadily
Classical 4.Swine
No. ofFever,
R.D. Block
PRRS and other growingNo. in the state the 26 per capita
5. No. of Municipal
economically important Corporation
diseases. No. of milk per day1 in 2018-2019
availability
Inadequate technical inputs to promote census) worked No.out at 54.86 gms 830 is far below the
Total
crossbreeding Population
through(2011 Census)
artificial Indian Council of Medical Research
insemination, Persons
the absence of organized No.
recommendation of 240gms10,97,206
of milk per day
7
animal market Males system and the neglected No.
per individual. 5,55,339
Females
financial institutional shares are other No. 5,41,867
Decadal
major challenges. Population Growth (2001 – 2011)
Percentage Annual Milk Yield in Mizoram %in Tonnes 23.48%
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
13950 13640 15305 20495 21997No. 24159 976
20519 25782
11 Though India ranks first in milk the All India per capita availability of milk
Males No. 85,561
production, accounting for 20 per cent of is 375 grams per day, it varies between 55
Females No. 82,970
world production, there exists wide inter- grams per day in Mizoram to 244 grams per
state variability in milk production. The per day in Sikkim among the north-eastern
capita
12
availability
Males
of milk is determined by states.No. 4,38,529
the production of milk
Females in the State. While No. 4,09,646
Rate % 91.33
Per-capita availability of milk per day per individual (gms) of the North-eastern States
Population
State (2011 Census)
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18
All 13
India Rural 290 299 307 322No. 337 5,25,435
355 375
Urban
Arunachal Pradesh 44 49 93 98No. 105 5,71,771
109 111
Assam Total Workers (2011 70 Census)
69 69 70 70 71 71
14
Manipur Main workers 80 80 80 80No. 76 4,15,030
75 77
Meghalaya Marginal workers 74 83 84 84No. 83 83
71,675 83
Mizoram 35 33 37 48 50 54 55
Nagaland 108 94 95 88 89 91 84
Sikkim 202 186 200 215 282 228 244
Tripura 83 88 95 103 109 114 123
5145
~~
Egg Production: Poultry development is upto the current year. The egg production
I. MIZORAM
one of the important activities in livestock AT A GLANCE
has substantially improved since 2011
sector. The total egg production in the state onwards and it reached 418 lakh in the year
was 349 lakh in the year 2011-2012 and 2018-19. The per capita availability at
Sl.
since then the production of egg continues present
Particulars Unitis 32.44 eggs per year per
Statistic
No. over the period. It can be observed in
to rise individual against Indian Council of
1.
the table Geographical Areahas been steady
below that there Sq. Km
Medical 21,081
Research recommendation which
increase in production of egg from 2011-12 is 180 eggs per year per individual.
o o
2. Longitude Degree 92 .15’E to 93 29’E
o
Latitude Degree
Annual Egg Production in Lakh Nos. 21 .58’ N to 24o.35’ N
2011-12 Length2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
3.
349 North 351
to South 362 377 381 Kms 398 277
410 418
Meat Production: The total meat and 5609.453 tonnes respectively. Meat
production during 2018-19 was estimated production from chicken was estimated at
at 16290.76 tonnes out of which pork and 2181.14 tonnes out of the total meat
Inter State Borders
beef productions are estimated at 8116.84 production.
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
Annual Meat Production in Tonnes
With Manipur Kms 95
2011-12 Administrative
2012-13 Set 2013-14
Up
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
13158 1. No. 12037
of District12189 12525 13591No. 14789 1568111 16291
6.
Aizawl is the highest meat population of the respective districts i.e.
producing district during 2018 -19 followed higher population has a higher production
by Lunglei district. Aizawl contributes 36% share. Kolasib inspite of sharing border
of the total production which is justifiable it with Assam is among the lowest producer
being the state capital having the highest when compared with other districts, this
population among the districts. It is might be due to the heavy influx of dressed
significant
7 to know that the district wise meat from the neighbouring states at a
Males No. 5,55,339
share of meat production correlates to the
Females
cheaper
No.
price. 5,41,867
Requirement,
8
Availability and Demand Gap of Major
Absolute No.
Livestock Product in the State
2,08,633
Percentage % 23.48%
Per Capita Per Capita StatePer
Total
requirement Sq. Km Availability 52 Demand Gap
availability Requirement
S. 10 No. according
of femalestoper 1000 males No. 976
Items
N. 0 – 6 Population
ICMR (2011 Census)
2017- 2018- 2017- 2018- 2017- 2018-
Recommenda
Persons 2017-18 2018-19
No. 1,68,531 18
18 19 18 19 19
11 tion
Males No. 85,561
Females 54.37 54.86 No. 82,97085412
110431 112785 25019 25782 87003
1 MilkLiteracy
240 gms/ day gms/
(2011 Census) gms/
Tonnes Tonnes Tonnes Tonnes Tonnes Tonnes
day day
12 Males 32.52 32.44 2269 No.
2318 410 4,38,5291859
418 1900
2 Egg Females
180 Nos./ Year No/ No/ lakhs No.
lakhs lakhs 4,09,646lakhs
lakhs lakh
Rate Year year Nos. Nos.
% Nos. 91.33 Nos.
Nos. Nos.
12.44 12.44
3 13Meat Rural No. 5,25,435NIL
12.41 Kg/ 15644 15978 15681 16013
Kg/ Kg/ NIL
Urban Year Tonnes Tonnes
No. Tonnes Tonnes
5,71,771
Year Year
65% Marginal
of Egg and Meat consumption in the State was
workers No. met import from71,675 outside the state.
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Animal Entry from Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Department Check Post during
2018-19: I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
Species Cattle Buffalo Mithun Pig Goat Dogs Birds Total
No
Sl. of 2289 419
Particulars 29 801 4799
Unit 2033 Statistic
836898 847268
Animals
No.
INDBROGeographical
HatcheryLocation
Farm (Zoram Status of the Farm:
Poultry
2. Development
Longitude Society) Sl. Degree Items92o.15’E to Production
93o29’E in
Latitude No. Degree 21 .58’ N to 24onumbers
o
.35’ N
The INDBRO Hatchery Farm is
Length Egg Production
undertaken
3. NorthbytoAHSouth& Vety Department, 1 Kms egg Production 277 1,54,233
Table
Govt. Eastof toMizoram,
West however the 2 Hatching eggs
Kms 121 2,30,921
management is taken up
International by Zoram Poultry
Borders Sub Total 3,85,154
Development
4. With Society
Myanmarin collaboration with Day
Kms Old chick 404
INDBROWith Research & Breeding Farm Pvt. Production
Bangladesh Kms 318
LTD, Hyderabad. The farm is the first of its Commercial Brown
Inter State Borders 1 15,258
Layer
kind withWithgenetically
Assam superior breeds of Kms
5. Commercial Rainbow 123
birds capable of high production even
With Tripura 2 Kms 66 1,48,177
Rooster
during adverse conditions.
With Manipur 3 Kms
Broiler 95 71,406
Administrative Set Up Sub Total 2,21,081
2. No. of Autonomous District Council 1 No.
Revenue Returns (`) 3 1,02,10,075.00
Projects6.&No.
Programme
of villages Currently being Implemented
(2011 census) No. by AH & Vety Department
830 to
Total Population (2011 Census) develop this sector
7
1 National livestock Mission
Males Import of high quality
No. germplasm 5,55,339
of pigs from
Females UK. Feed and Fodder
No. Development programmes.
5,41,867
2 Decadal
RKVY RAFTAAR Population Growth (2001 – 2011)
Purchase of Veterinary ambulance .Door step
8 Absolute No.
delivery of veterinary services. 2,08,633
3 Percentage
Rastriya Gokul Mission %
Genetic upgradation of cattle through 23.48%
Artificial
9 (RGM)
Population Density Per Sq.
Insemination (AI). Km 52
4 10 National
No. of females
programmeper 1000 No.
on males Procurement, processing of milk and976
improvement
Dairy Development (NPDD) Census) of marketing channel. Infrastructure Development
Persons of Dairy Plant. No. 1,68,531
11
5 Males
National Biogas and Organic Production of Biogas from organic85,561
No. manure. Saving
Females
Manure Management LPG domestic gas.No. 82,970
6 NADCP-Foot and Mouth Control of FMD & Brucellosis by 2025 and
(FMD & Brucellosis) eradication by 2030.
12 Males No. 4,38,529
7 Brucellosis control FMD & Brucellosis control Programme is replaced
programme (B-CP) by NADCP on FMD & Brucellosis.
Rate % 91.33
8 Establishment & Renovation of dispensaries at Muallianpui,
Strengthening of Veterinary Khuangleng and Thingsai.
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Hospitals
Urban
& Dispensaries No. 5,71,771
(ESVHD)
9 14 Peste Main
des Petits
workers
Ruminants Vaccination forNo.disease control 4,15,030
Control Programme
Marginal workers
(PPR- No. 71,675
CP)
10 Classical Swine fever Control Vaccination for disease control
Programme (CSF-CP)
11 Assistance to State for I. MIZORAM

RoutineATmonitoring
A GLANCE and surveillance of outbreaks
Control of Animal Disease of disease.
(ASCAD)
12Sl. Professional Efficiency Continuing veterinary education and enhancing
No. Development (PED) efficiency through in service training.
13 1. National Programme
Geographical Area on In the aftermath
Sq. of
Km rinderpest eradication,
21,081 this
Geographical
Rinderpest Locationand
Surveillance programme entails routine monitoring and
o
2. Monitoring
Longitude (NPRSM) surveillance ofDegree
any probable 92 .15’E to 93o29’E
outbreaks.
o
Latitude
14 Article 275(1) Rural BackyardDegree
Poultry Development, 24o.35’ N
21 .58’ N to Dairy
Length Development, Piggery Development, and
3. North to South Construction ofKms
RAHC at Phuaibuang, 277Phullen,
East to West Kms
Chapi and Chuarlung. 121
International
15 NABARD RIDFBorders
XXIV Construction of District Veterinary Hospitals at
Lunglei, Lawngtlai,Mamit and Serchhip.
16 Socio
InterEconomic
State Borders Rural Backyard Poultry Development and Piggery
Development
With Assam Programme Development. Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur
6. FORESTRY & LOGGING The abstract of forest cover95
Kms in Mizoram as
Administrative Set Up per Indian State of Forest Report, 2019.
1. No.
Forest of District
cover in the country is being No. 11
monitored by Forest Survey of India (FSI), Council No.
Table 4: Area under Protected Areas3 (PA)
6.
Dehradun 3. byNo. ofconducting
Sub-Divisioncountrywide Sl. No. Area 23(in
Name of PA District
assessment in every two consecutive years. No. No. sq.km)
26
5. state
No. ofisMunicipal Corporation it 1 Dampa
No. Tiger 5001(core) Mamit
Though the rich in biodiversity, Reserve + 488
has very6.limited
No. of villages (2011 census)
dense forests. National No. 830
(buffer)
Forest Policy, 1988 aims to maintain two Census) 2 Murlen National 100.00 Champhai
third7of the Geographical area under forest Park
Males 3 No.
Phawngpui 5,55,339
50.00 Lawngtlai
or tree cover in order to prevent soil
Females No.
National Park 5,41,867
erosion. As per National Forest Policy
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) 4 Ngengpui Wildlife 110.00 Lawngtlai
1988,8
in the hills
Absolute
and in mountainous Sanctuary
No. 2,08,633
regions like Mizoram,
Percentage the aim should be to 5 Khawnglung
% 35.75
23.48% Lunglei
maintain
9 two-third of
Population Densitythe area under forest Wildlife
Per Sq. Km Sanctuary 52
or tree cover in order to prevent
10 No. of females per 1000 males soil erosion 6 Lengteng Wildlife
No. 60.00
976 Champhai
and land0 degradation Sanctuary
– 6 Populationand (2011 to Census)
ensure the
7 Tawi Wildlife 35.00 Aizawl
stability of Persons
the fragile eco-system. As No.
Sanctuary 1,68,531
11 this goal; at present, notified forests
against Males 8 No.
Thorangtlang 85,561
180.00 Lunglei
(reserved/ protected
Females forests) constitute No.
Wildlife Sanctuary 82,970
about 38% of the
Literacy geographical
(2011 Census) area and 9 Pualreng Wildlife 50.00 Kolasib
even most ofPersons
these are open, degraded and Sanctuary
No. 8,48,175
12 to pressure
subject Males of shifting cultivation, 10 Tokalo
No. Wildlife 250.00
4,38,529 Saiha
Sanctuary
encroachments, Females
fire, illicit felling etc. No. 4,09,646
Total 1858.75
Rate % 91.33
Based onPopulation
‘India State(2011 ofCensus)
Forest Report- The Environment
13 Rural
2019’ published by Forest Survey of India, No. 5,25,435& Forest
Urban Department
No. has a substantial
5,71,771contribution
Dehradun about 85.41% of the State’s total to the economy of the State. Putting aside
Totalarea
geographical Workers (2011 under
is covered Census) forests.
14 the intangible benefits 4,15,030
from forests and
However theMain workers
forests have suffered serious No.
wildlife, the tangible/ direct benefits which
depletion and degradation due to traditional are being tapped by the Government as
practice of shifting cultivation, well as the people are innumerable.
uncontrolled fire, unregulated felling etc.
As per the “India State of Forest Report- The Environment & Forest
2019” published by Forest Survey of India, Department has taken up a number of
the state has 12047.71 Sq.km open forests. activities for protection, conservation and
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~~
sustainable management of forests which  Prevention of Forest Fire: Centrally

are given below: I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE Sponsored Schemes such as Forest Fire
Prevention and management Scheme
 Afforestation and Conservation: (FFPM) , Integrated Development of
Sl.
Different programmes/schemes such as Wildlife Habited etc. are also being
No.
National Afforestation Programme implemented by the department for
1.
(NAP),Geographical Area
Finance Commission Grant, Sq. Km
prevention 21,081of forest fire
and mitigation
Wetland Management project, Green by adopting different strategies such as
2.
India Longitude
Mission etc under which there are creation 92o.15’E to 93
Degree and maintenance of
o
29’E
fire lines,
o o
Latitude
afforestation component and are being Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’
engagement of fire watchers, provision N
Length
executed for restoration of degraded of assets for fire prevention in fire
open forests and re-forestation of prone areas, awareness 277 campaign etc.
jhumlands/wastelands.
Mizoram has adopted a fire
For ensuring active and constructive prevention mascot „Khitea‟ for creating
participation of the local people in awareness and effective fire prevention.
Inter State Borders
Forest management under NAP, 1 State
With Assam Kms 123
Forest
5. Development Agency (SFDA),  Conservation of Wildlife and their
With Tripura Kms 66
13 Forest Development Agencies habitats: The department also
With Manipur Kms 95
(FDAs) and 637 village Forest executing schemes such as Project
Development Committees (VFDCs) Tiger,
1. No. of District No. Integrated Development 11 of
/Eco-Development Committees (EDCs) Wildlife Habitat and Project Tiger for
have 2.beenNo. of Autonomous District Council
constituted. Works under No.
conservation of
3
Wildlife and the
6. 3. are
No. ofmainly
Sub-Division No. 23
NAP taken up by development of their habitats as well.
4. No. of through
VFDCs/EDCs R.D. Block FDAs. During No. 26
The department also manages 10
5. No. ofplantations
2018-2019, Municipal Corporation
have been No. 1
protected areas (PAs) 1 mini Zoo and 1
created in 1750 Ha along with census) No. 830
Deer Park in the state. Relocation of
Total Population
maintenance of older(2011 Census)
plantations Serhmun village from Dampa Tiger
covering Persons
4040 Ha. No. 10,97,206
7 Reserve has been taken up which is
Males No. 5,55,339
being accomplished.
National Mission for a Green India
or the commonly called Green India (2001 – 2011)
The area set aside for long term
Mission (GIM), is one of the eight wildlife conservation23.48%
is 1728.75 Sq.km
Percentage %
Missions outlined under India‟s action which is more than 8.8% of the State‟s
plan for addressing the challenge of geographical area.
climate change, and the scheme is being
implemented in 8 states in the country. Forest cover Area in
This scheme aimed at protecting,
11 Sq.km
Males Very No. forests
dense 85,561 157.05
restoring and enhancing diminishing
Females No. dense forests 82,970
Moderately 5800.75
forest cover and responding to climate
Literacy (2011 Census) Open forests 12047.71
change by a combination of adaptation
Persons No. cover
Total forest 8,48,175 18005.51
and mitigation
12 Males
measures. During 2019- No. 4,38,529 441.00
20, creation of plantations in 17084 ha Tree cover
Females No. & tree cover 4,09,646 18446.51
Total forest
along with Rate
maintenance of 2559 ha of % forest and tree cover 91.33
Per capita 1.65 Ha
last year plantations was taken up. The
Population (2011 Census) Of states geographical area 85.41%
project isRural
13 being implemented in Aizawl No. forest and tree cover
Of India‟s 5,25,435 2.28%
Division,Urban
Champhai Division, Kolasib No. 5,71,771
Division, Darlawn(2011Division
Total Workers Census) and
Thenzawl
14 Forest Division.
Main workers No. 4,15,030
I. MIZORAM
Forest Areas AT of
( Indian State A Forest
GLANCE Report )
(Area in Sq. Km)
Sl.Sl. Geographical Very Dense Mod Dense Open
Year Particulars Unit Statistic Total
No.
No. Area Forest Forest Forest
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2. 2003
Longitude 21,081 133 6,522
Degree 92o11,928
.15’E to 93o18,583
29’E
2 2005
Latitude 21,081 134 6,384
Degree o
12,082
21 .58’ 18,600
N to 24o.35’ N
3 Length
2007 21,081 134 6,251 12,855 19,240
4 3. North
2009 to South
21,081 134
Kms
6,149 12,900
277
19,183
5 2011
International21,081
Borders 134 6,086 12,897 19,117
6 4. 2013
With Myanmar 21,081 138 5,900
Kms 13,016404 19,054
7 With Bangladesh
2015 21,081 138 Kms
5,858 12,752318 18,748
8 Inter
2017 State Borders
21,081 131 5,861 12,194 18,186
With Assam Kms 123
9 5. 2019
With Tripura 21,081 131 5,861
Kms 12,19466 18,186
With Manipur Kms 95
District 1.
- wise
No.(2019)
of District No. 11
Forest Areas ( Indian State of Forest Report ) 3
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23 in Sq. Km)
(Area
Sl. 5.Year Geographical
No. of Municipal Corporation Very Dense Mod
No. Dense Open 1 Total
No. Areacensus)
6. No. of villages (2011 Forest No. Forest Forest
830
1 Total
2 Population (2011 3 Census) 4 5 6 7
1 7 Mamit 3,025 43 772 1,885 2,741
Males No. 5,55,339
2 Kolasib Females 1,382 0 No. 172 1,010
5,41,867 1,214
3 Aizawl
Decadal Population3,575 Growth (2001 – 2011)18 1,092 1,984 3,185
4 8 Champhai
Absolute 3,185 56 No. 1,012 2,08,633 2,673
1,535
Percentage % 23.48%
5 Serchhip 1,421 13 366 779 1,211
6 10 Lunglei 4,536males
No. of females per 1000 1 No. 1,195 2,826
976 4,141
7 Lawngtlai
0 – 6 Population (20112,557Census) 0 704 1,518 2,337
8 11 Siaha Persons 1,400 0 No. 548 1,68,531
657 1,247
Total Males 21,081 131 No. 5,861 85,561
12,194 18,186
Females No. 82,970
7. MIZORAM Persons POLLUTION CON-
challenges
No.
in order 8,48,175
to protect the
TROL 12 BOARDMales environment
No. of the State by performing
4,38,529
Females various
No.duties and functions as defined by
4,09,646
The MPCB
Rate is under the Department the existing
% Pollution Control
91.33Acts & Rules
of Environment, Forests
Population (2011 Census) and Climate of the State & Central Government and by
Change,
13 Govt.
Rural of Mizoram. For its adopting
No. best environmental
5,25,435management
functioning, Urban
MPCB mainly depends on the practices.
No. 5,71,771
annual financial assistance
Total Workers (2011from the State
Census)
Govt.14 whichMain
is workers
released as Grant-in-aid The functions of
No. State Pollution
4,15,030
through its Nodal Department.
Marginal workers Control
No.Boards are based on the various
71,675
activities/duties assigned to it under the
The Mizoram Pollution Control Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution)
Board (MPCB) aims at developing Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention &
potentials to address environmental Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Water
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~~
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act, 1986 and various Rules framed there
I. MIZORAM
Act, 1977 and the various functions AT A GLANCE
under. As such, the main functions of the
entrusted under Environmental (Protection) Board under the said Acts include:
Sl. Sl. Action Area

Particulars UnitAchievement Statistic
No.No.
1 1. Industrial
Geographical Area
Pollution Control Sq. Km
1. Consent granted: 21,081
Geographical Location Red Category – 20
2. Longitude Degree– 47
Orange Category 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Latitude Degree
Green Category –17 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Length White Category – 11
2. Conducted Inventory of industries 277
East to West Kms
3. Notice served = 72 121
International Borders 4. Closure Notice served = 5
5. Monthly Status of consent & effluent discharge are
uploaded to CPCB portals every month.
Inter State Borders
2. Bio medical waste 1. Authorisation granted : 20
With Assam Kms 123
5. management 2. Consent Granted :6
With Tripura Kms 66
3. Number of Inspection : 13
With Manipur Kms 95
4. Direction Issued :9
5. Trainings conducted :2
6. Public hearing conducted : 1
3 Solid wastes management 1. Authorisation granted : Nil
2. Consent Granted :1
3. Number of Inspection : 3 26
4 Plastic wastes management 1. Registration granted : Nil
5 7 Hazardous & Other wastes 1. Authorisation granted : 4
Males No. 5,55,339
Mgt Females 2. Consent Granted No.
:4 5,41,867
3. Number of Inspection : 4
8 Absolute
4. Direction IssuedNo.
:2 2,08,633
6 Electronic wastes Mgt
Percentage 1. Authorisation/Consent
% granted: Nil23.48%
9 Population Density (as there are
Per no
Sq.producer,
Km manufacturer,
52
10 No. of females per 1000 males dismantler, refurbisher
No. or recycler in the state.)
976
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census)2. Direction Issued :3
7 Batteries
Persons Registration : Nil
No.(Since there are1,68,531
no manufacturer,
11 importer, assembler, re-conditioner in the state)
Males No. 85,561
8 Water Females
monitoring station 1. 74 stations across
No. the State being82,970monitored
Literacy (2011 Census) 2. Water Quality data & Water Quality Index
Persons uploaded in CPCB
No. portal every month.8,48,175
12 Males 3. Provide facilityNo. and Technical assistance for
4,38,529
Females research scholars
No. & private firms
4,09,646the NWMP
in
Rate laboratory as and
% when required. 91.33
9 AirPopulation
monitoring (2011
stationCensus) 1. Total: 11 stations
13 Rural (Aizawl- 4, Kolasib-2,
No. Lunglei-2,5,25,435
Champhai-2)
Urban 2. Air Quality dataNo. & Air Quality5,71,771
Index uploaded in
Total Workers (2011 Census) CPCB portal every week.
14 Main workers 3. Annual Air Quality
No. data compiled and released in
4,15,030
Marginal workers print media No. 71,675
4. Initiatives taken for setting up of 6 new stations in
Mamit, Siaha& Lawngtlai Districts and 1 (one)
Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
stations (CAAQMS) at Sikulpuikawn
5751
~~
10 Vehicular emission testing No of vehicles tested = 13191

11 Eco Clubs I. MIZORAM AT A =GLANCE
No of schools 1980 ; No of colleges = 23
Major Activities:
a) cleanliness drives within and outside the school
Sl. campus, maintaining living gardens,
No. b) planting of saplings, flowers and plants, awareness
1. Geographical Area campaigns Sq.through
Km 21,081
seminar/workshops/lectures,
Geographical Location postering, rally, o
2. Longitude c) competitions Degree
on painting,92oposter
.15’E to 93o29’E essay
makings,
Latitude and slogan Degree
writing, 21 .58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Length d) observation of important environmental days such
as World Environment Day, World277 Ozone Day,
East to West Kms
Global Hand washing Day, Earth 121Day , Ozone
International Borders Day, Earth Day, etc.,
4. With Myanmar e) Field visits &Kms
Nature camp 404
Inter State Borders
The Mizoram Pollution Control National Water Quality Monitoring
With Assam Kms 123
Board5. has implemented certain central Programme (N.W.M.P): In order to assess
With Tripura Kms 66
schemes which are as discussed below: the water quality of various water sources
With Manipur Kms 95
in Mizoram, water quality monitoring
National Air Quality Monitoring network has been established by the
Programme (N.A.M.P): The National Air Mizoram Pollution Control Board (MPCB)
Quality Monitoring Programme (N.A.M.P) under the Central Pollution3Control Board
No.
6. 3. No.Pollution
of Sub-Division No. sponsored scheme, 23
is the Central Control Board‟s (CPCB)‟s „‟National
scheme which is implemented in Mizoram No. 26
Water Monitoring Programme (NWMP).
5. No. ofPollution
by the Mizoram Municipal Control
Corporation
Board As ofNo.now, 74 nos. of 1 water quality
since the year, 2005. The Scheme is for air No.
monitoring stations has 830been set up
Total Population
quality monitoring in the State.(2011 Census) covering various sources of water including
7 surface water, underground, lakes,
Males
Initially, with financial assistance reservoirs, located in all 5,55,339
No.
the districts of the
Females
from the Central Pollution Control Board, state. No.
During the year,5,41,867
2018-19, regular
only 3 monitoring stations were set up water quality monitoring has been
within Aizawl City at Bawngkawn, undertaken as per standard operating
Percentage % 23.48%
Laipuitlang & Khatla, Aizawl. Later in the procedure (SOP) issued by the Central
year, 2011, 8 nos. of additional stations Pollution Control Board by collecting water
were sanctioned by the Central Pollution samples from all the 74 stations and
Control Board again and subsequently, the analyzed in the laboratory.
MPCB11 set up all sanctioned stations in 4
Males No. 85,561
districts of Mizoram i.e. Aizawl, Lunglei, Environmental Information System
Females No. 82,970
Kolasib and Champhai District. The present (ENVIS) hub: Under the programme
air quality monitoring network in the state, initiated in 1982 by the Ministry of
therefore,
12
comprises
Males
of 11 nos. of air Environment,
No.
Forests and Climate Change,
4,38,529
monitoring stations
Females
across the State. Govt. of
No.
India for providing environmental
4,09,646
Rate
related% information to 91.33 all concerned,
Ever since, regular monitoring
of air including policy planners, decision-makers,
quality
13 at the recommended frequency of
Rural researchers,
No. scientists 5,25,435
and the public,
24 hrs, twiceUrbana week were conducted for theMizoram
No. ENVIS Hub is hosted at the
5,71,771
4(four) air quality parameters
Total Workers (2011 Census) namely, office of Mizoram Pollution Control Board.
PM1014, SPM, SO and NO
Main2 workers 2 . Data generated No. 4,15,030
from theseMarginal stations were regularly
workers National
No. Green Corps Programme/
71,675 Eco-
submitted to CPCB via online portal on Clubs: National Green Corp‟s Programme
weekly basis and AQI published through is a national programme, launched in the
local newspapers and Televisions. year, 2002 by the Ministry of Environment,
Forests and Climate Change, Govt. of India
Economic Survey
Mizoram 2019-20
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with the objective of educating school fish farming. The production fish within the
children and creating awareness on State could meet only 5.82 kg per capita
environmental protection. The programme consumption against the targeted per capita
is operated by establishing eco-clubs in consumption of 11 kg.
Sl.
schools and actively Particulars
involving them in Unit Statistic
No.
environmental
1. related
Geographical Area activities. In There
Sq. Km are 17 nos.
21,081of registered
Mizoram,Geographical
the programme was initiated in
Location hatcheries in the state out of which 12 nos.
the year,
2. 2002-03
Longitude with MPCB as the Nodal are under
Degree private ownership.
92o.15’E to 93Most
o
29’Eof the
Agency Latitude
in the state and the Member existing
Degree Hatcheries21 .58’ Nespecially
o
to 24 .35’ N the
o
Secretary,Length
MPCB appointed as the Nodal government farms need renovation and
Officer.
3. North to South cannotKms be utilized to their 277full potential.
East to West The total
Kms fish seed requirement 121 of the state
8. FISHERIES & AQUACULTURE
International Borders was estimated at 440.00 lakh fingerlings,
4. With Myanmar calculated
Kms on the basis of404 available water
Fishery is land based activity for
With Bangladesh bodiesKms under culture sector 318during 2018-
economicInter upliftment
State Bordersof the rural fish 2019. Production of fingerlings within the
farmers, With Assam
Focus on inland fisheries will help State Kms
(Government +Private) 123could meet on
5.
With Tripura
in realizing the goal of doubling the income Kms 66
about 50% of the total requirement. The
With Manipur
of farmers There is vast scope for Kms
shortfall which was estimated 95 to be around
developmentAdministrative
of fisheries Set Up
by developing 240.00 lakh nos. of fish seed under Culture
1. No. of District
infrastructures like hatcheries, fish ponds, SectorNo.alone. About 100.0011 lakh nos. of the
increased utilization of the existing District Council No. 3
estimated requirement was met from import
6.
reservoirs,3. thereby
No. of Sub-Division
providing nutritional from No.neighbouring States 23 namely Assam
security and livelihood support to the rural No. 26
and Tripura, thus resulting in under
5. No. assistance
mass. Providing of Municipal Corporation
and basic inputs No. of around 140 lakh
stocking 1 nos. of fish
is vital to bring about tangible improvement No. 830
seeds in the fish cultural sector.
in the fish farmers socio-economic standing
besides
7 development of the sector in the The Government has merged all the
Males No. 5,55,339
state. schemes
Females No. of fisheries 5,41,867
Sector into an
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) umbrella scheme of ‘Blue Revolution:
8 During 2018-2019
Absolute the total Integrated
No. Development2,08,633 and Management
estimated production
Percentage of fish from the state of Fisheries’
% focusing on increasing fish
23.48%
own 9resources was estimated
Population Density at 7230 MT production
Per Sq. Km and productivity
52 from
clocking average production
10 No. of females per 1000 males of 12.8 quintal aquaculture
No. and fisheries resources
976 aiming
per hectare.
0 – The total water
6 Population area
(2011 under fish
Census) to double the income of the farmers by
culture is estimated
Persons to be 5477.04 Ha with 2020. No. 1,68,531
11 16043 nos. of families involved in
around Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
Growth Chart showing Culture Sector Fisheries in Mizoram last 3
12 Males years No. 4,38,529
20000 Females No. 4,09,646
Rate
15861 16043 % 16263 91.33
15000 Population (2011 Census)
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
10000 Urban 6980 No.
7013 5,71,771
7024.13
5450.14 5468.34 5477.04
0
2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019
No. of fish farmers Area of fish farms (Ha) Production

5953
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Quantity of Inland Fish Production, Fish Seed Production and Distribution
Fish seed
Sl. Fish Production Fish seed production
Sl. Year distribution
No. inland (MT)
Particulars (lakh
Unit nos.) Statistic
No. (lakh nos.)
11. Geographical
2009 - 10 Area 2,916 160
Sq. Km 21,081229
2 2010 - 11 Location 4,890
Geographical 172 871
32. Longitude
2011 - 12 4,991 645
Degree 92o.15’E to 93 o
64529’E
o o
4 Latitude
2012 - 13 5,450 Degree
240 21 .58’ N to 24240 N
.35’
5 Length
2013 - 14 5,450 260 325
63. North to South
2014 - 15 5,987 Kms293 277 347
7 East to West
2015 - 16 6,308 Kms239 121 239
8 International
2016 - 17 Borders 6,980 226 226
94. With Myanmar
2017 - 18 7,013 Kms
205.25 404 54.48
10 With
2018Bangladesh
- 19 7,024.13 Kms200 318 0
Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
District-wise Quantity
Administrative Set Upof Inland Fish Production, Fish Seed Production and
1. No. of District Distribution (2018-19)No. 11
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. seed
Fish 23 seed
Fish
Sl. 4. District Fish Production inland
No. of R.D. Block No. 26
production distribution
No. (MT)
5. No. of Municipal Corporation No. nos.) 1 nos.)
(lakh (lakh
1 Mamit 1,808.64
Total Population (2011 Census) 42.5 0
2 Kolasib
Persons 1,833.2 152.6
No. 0
10,97,206
3 7 Aizawl 479.6
Males No. 1 0
5,55,339
4 Champhai
Females 590.08 No. 0 0
5,41,867
5 Serchhip
Decadal Population Growth 475.81
(2001 – 2011) 0.65 0
6 8 LungleiAbsolute 635.2 No. 3 2,08,633
0
7 Percentage
Lawngtlai 763.2 %0.25 23.48%
0
8 9 Population
Siaha Density 438.4 Per Sq. Km
0 52
0
10 Total:
7,024.13 No.200 976
0
11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
Economic Survey
Mizoram 2019-20
2019-20 ~
~60
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XII. INDUSTRY, INNOVATION & INFRASTRUCTURE

A strong synergy between industry, Industry Sector Overview
innovation and infrastructure is essential in
Sl.
producing economic Particulars
growth and social The Industry sector
Unit has show a
Statistic
No.
development.
1. It can be said steady growth
Sq. Km
since the past few
21,081
years with
Geographical Area
thatinfrastructure is the
Geographical bedrock on which
Location a growth rate of 17.07% showing in 2018-19
industry,
2. fueled
Longitude byinnovation, drives the conpared to the previous
Degree year.
92o.15’E For
to 93 o the same
29’E
economy Latitudetowards prosperity. In year, Degree
the sectoral 21
share
o of Industry
o
.58’ N to 24 .35’ Nin the
acknowledging
Length this fact, the UN Sustainable GSDP is 25.76% (Pr), which is only 2.72%
Development
3. NorthGoals
to Southfor 2030 ratified in its lower Kms
than the contribution277 of Agriculture
Goal 9 to East"Build
to Westresilient infrastructure, and Allied
Kms sector. Trend in sectoral
121 share for
promote International
inclusive Bordersand sustainable the past three years indicate that Industy
industrial-ization,
4. and foster innovation."
With Myanmar sector Kms
has been steadily 404 contributing a
With Bangladesh greaterKmsportion to GSDP318vis-à-vis the
Inter State Borders
1. INDUSTRY Agriculture sector and Services sector.
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura
Industrial growth translate, above all, Kms
Within the 66
Industry sector,
With Manipur
into increased opportunities for livelihood Kms 95
“Electricity, Gas, Water Supply & Other
Administrative
which impacts Set Upof living.It is
the standard Utility Services’ account for 60.33%. On the
1. No. of District
precisely why a country’ level of other No.hand, 11
‘Manufacturing’ itself
development is often expressed in terms of Council No.
constitutes only 2.20%. 3
how6.industrialised
3. No. of they
Sub-Division
are. Industrialization No. 23
in Mizoram has been rather slow owing to Investment & Employment26Generation
No.
absence 5.of No.
many of Municipal Corporation
prerequisite factors for No. 1
industrial development. Still, despite the No. 830
In terms of employment generation
natural disadvantages in terms of Census) the contribution of industry sector is
Persons commendable. The flow10,97,206
No. of investment and
geographical
7 location, difficult topography,
Males No. 5,55,339
financial constraint and technological employment generated under Industries
deficiency faced by the State that are not sector as per the Entrepreneurs
congenial
8 for industrial
Absolute development, the Memorandum
No.
& UAM filed
2,08,633
at D.I.Cs
sector has madeimportant
Percentage contribution to the during 2007-08
% to 2018-1923.48%
is shown below:
GSDP.9 Population Density Per Sq. Km 52
Year No. of unit registered Investment during the year Employment
0 – 6 Populationduring
(2011theCensus)
year (` in lakh) (No)
Persons
2007-2008 594
No.
593.00
1,68,531
594
11
Males
2008-2009 487 No.
866.30 85,561
4113
Females
2009-2010 457 No.
1978.29 82,970
3977
2010-2011 200 2164.50 1328
Persons
2011-2012 131 No.
1072.985 8,48,175
906
12 2012-2013
Males 122 No.
1432.202 4,38,529
930
2013-2014
Females 213 2323.12
No. 1440
4,09,646
2014-2015
Rate 120 600.00
% 420
91.33
2015-2016
Population (2011 Census) 169 1178.75 922
2016-2017 71 284.00 902
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
2017-2018 504 5418.86 851
Urban
2018-2019 235
No.
4505
5,71,771
1635
Small scale industries have seen a fastest growth in recent years. It is also the
fast growth since 2016-17 with Hosiery & SSI that has shown the highest growth in
Garmet sector leading the way with the employment generation.
61 ~
250 industrial areas with basic infrastructure.

I. Hosiery
MIZORAM& AT A GLANCE
These industrial areas, though not fully
200
Garment provided with required infrastructure, will
150
Wood solve the problem of industrial land for
100
Sl. Production entrepreneurs desirous ofStatistic
starting Industrial
50 Particulars Unit
No. Food unit to a great extent. Allotment of industrial
01. Geographical Area Production plots Sq.
in Km
various industrial21,081
areas has been
Geographical Location Metal made as per the Mizoram Industrial Areas
2. Longitude Product Degree
(Management, 92o.15’E toand
Regulation 93o29’E
Control)
Latitude Degree
Act.-2008. 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Length
Industrial
3. Infrastructure
North to South Kms
The following table show 277 different
industrial areas and their respective status:
The State Government
International Borders with its
limited
4. resources
With Myanmar and geographical Kms 404
disadvantages had earmarked and developed
Inter State Borders
Sl.5. With Assam Total Area Kms 123
Industrial Area Present Status
No With Tripura (in Bighas) Kms 66
With Manipur Out of 235 demarcated, 20395
Kms plots are allotted
1. Industrial Estate, Zuangtui 314.70
Administrative Set Up to 162 Industrial units
1. No. of District No. of plots are allotted11
54 nos. to 54 Units and
Industrial Growth Centre,
2. 2. No. of Autonomous District 766.42
Council expected
No. to accommodate3 many more
Luangmual
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. enterprises.23
4. No. of R.D. Block 32 plots
No. had been developed 26and allotted 17
Export Promotion Industrial
5. No. of Municipal Corporation nos. of
No. plot to 12 units which
1 are now in
3. 1390.22
Park, Lengte
6. No. of villages (2011 census) operation
No. and expected to accommodate
830
Total Population (2011 Census) some more enterprise.
Persons Out of 10 plot demarcated,
No. 3 plots have been
10,97,206
Bamboo Technology Park,
4. 7 Males 130.13 allotted
No. and it has been earmarked
5,55,339 for
Sairang
Females No. Agarbati Stick Park.
5,41,867
Integrated
DecadalInfrastructure
Population Growth (2001 – 2011) Out of 10 plot demarcated, 3 units were
5. 8 Development
AbsoluteCentre (IIDC), 76.68 givenNo.
3 plots which is expected
2,08,633to allot more
PukpuiPercentage % plots.23.48%
9 Integrated Infrastructure
Population Density Temporarily
Per Sq. Km allotted for District
52 Session
6 10 Development Centre (IIDC), 74.12 CourtNo.
for 5 year (w.e.f 2017) 976
and expected to
ChamphaiZote accommodate more enterprise.
Industrial Estate,
7 Persons 104.40 No. 1,68,531
Yet to be developed
11 Hmunhmeltha, Champhai
Males No. 85,561
Allotted MAMSOL Apex Bank for
8 Industrial Females
Estate, Bairabi 26.20 No. 82,970
marketing ginger spices etc.
Industrial Area, For Saw Mill and Wood Based Industries yet
9 Persons 18.97 No. 8,48,175
Pangbalkawn (for Saw Mill) to be developed
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Industrial Estate, Meidum 1338 For Saw Mill and Wood Based Industries yet
10 Females No. 4,09,646
(for Saw Mill) Sq. m to be developed
Rate % 91.33
Some portion are utilized as District
Population (2011
11 Industrial Estate, Kolasib Census) 32.33 Industries Centre and yet to be developed for
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
allotment to some entrepreneurs.
Urban
Industrial Estate, Serchhip, No. 5,71,771
12 Total Workers (2011 Census) 72.52 Yet to be developed
Sailiamkawn
14 Industrial
MainEstate,
workers No. 4,15,030
13 Marginal workers 4.66 No. Yet to be developed
71,675
Bilkhawthlir
14 Industrial Estate, Lawngtlai 21.45 Yet to be developed
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Agarbatti Clusters and 5 other Bamboo

Industrial Incentives
Clusters till date under Cluster Development
Claim amount Programme.
No
Sl. Name of already
of
No. Sl. Subsidy disbursed by Sericulture
unit
No. DIPP
1.Central Sq.Mizoram
Km
Geographical Area
Transport state is 21,081
one of the most
A Geographical
Subsidy/Freight Location
4 ` 1087,08,140/- promising states for development of
2.Subsidy
Longitude Degree in North92oEast
Sericulture to 93o29’E
.15’EIndia where all
Latitude
Central Capital Degree of silk
four varieties 21oproducing o
.58’ N to 24food
.35’ Nplants
B Length
Investment 13 ` 1093,20,939/- are grown and silkworms are reared for silk
3.Subsidy
North to South
(CCIS) Kms Notably, the Bivoltine
production. 277 silk is
East to
ComprehensiveWest producedKms in Mizoram which121can act as an
C 1 ` 1,73,939/-
Subsidy effective import substitute for silk from
D 4.Interest
With Myanmar2
Subsidy ` 94,671/- Kmseven such as China.
countries 404 One of the
With Bangladesh costliest silk, i.e. Muga, is318also produced
Kms
Inter State Borders here.
Textiles, Handlooms & Handicrafts
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
Handloom, Textiles& Handicrafts Following are the variety wise Farms/
With Manipur Kms 95
occupies a unique and important place in the Centres:
indigenous textiles culture of Mizoram.
After agriculture, handloom industry is one 1. Mulberry Seed Farm : 11 nos.
emerging sector that has generated 2. Muga Seed Farm :3 nos.
considerable employment for the skilled and 3. Eri Seed Farm :2 nos.
unskilled labours. Due to its inherent No. 26
4. Oak Tasar Seed Farm :1 no.
strength 5. No. of Municipal
in skilled work force Corporation
and locally 5. Basic
No. 1
available 6.rawNo. of villages
materials, (2011
this census)
sector has great No.Mulberry 830
Total Population (2011 Census) Seed Farm :1 no.
potential for investment particularly for the 6. Commercial
Personstextiles and handicrafts
niche7 traditional No. 10,97,206
Males Grainage
No. Centre : 11 nos.
5,55,339
market. 7. Reeling Factory :1 no.
Decadal
The Population
potential of Growth (2001 –is2011)
this sector
8 PresentNo.Status
expected to Absolute
be boosted with the registering 2,08,633
Percentage 6. Practiced
% Village :209nos.
23.48%
ofGeographical Identication (GI) by the
9 Population Density 7. Per
AreaSq.ofKm
Plantation 52:5716 Acres
Department of Promotion of Industry and
Internal Trade (DPIIT) for Tawlhlohpuan, 8. No.No. of Farmers covered 976 : 5651 nos
Mizo Puanchei, Pawndum, Ngotekherh and
Persons No.
SILK PRODUCTION 1,68,531
(2019-20)
Hmaramwhich
11 are traditional Mizo apparels
Males Silk No. Dfls 85,561
Cocoon Raw silk
of great cultural significance. The Variety production Production Production
Females No. (lakh Dfls) 82,970
significance of the GI tags, beyond the (MT) (MT)
Literacy (2011 Census) Mulberry 17.307 700.792 81.036
sentiment of preservation of culture, lies in
Persons Eri No. 0.573 8,48,175
7.575 4.472
its contribution to expanding and Muga No. 3.675 147.06 2.436
12 Males 4,38,529
safeduardingFemales
the economic opportunities of Oak
No. 0.229 4,09,646
9.252 0.146
GI productsRateagainst inauthentic goods Tasar
% 91.33
producedPopulation
outside the(2011
region of its origin. It
Census)
will13
especially benefits the rural economy by Aizawl and Lunglei regions are the
Rural No.
supplementing the incomes of indigenous chief producers of silk. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
farmers, weavers artisans(2011
Total Workers and Census)
craftsmen.
Mining & Quarrying
Bamboo Development Agency
Mineral production in Mizoram is
Bamboo Development Agency has limited to minor minerals due to the
set up 8 Bamboo Handicraft Clusters, 11 geological location and geotectonic features
Bamboo Furniture Clusters, 3 Bamboo of the region. On the national scale, the
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production from Mizoram is less that 1%. Approximately more than 3700
I. MIZORAM
Sand mining and sandstone quarrying are AT A GLANCE
personnel are engaged in stone quarrying
the primary activities in the sector. As of activities, 825 persons (Drivers /
now, 3 numbers of Mining Leases and 1096 Commission) are indirectly involve and 500
Sl.
Mining Permits have been issued so far. In personsUnitare involve Statistic
in sand mining
Particulars
No.of GSDP, Mining and Quarrying has
terms activities.Aizawl District is the largest
1.
generated Geographical
` 8788.00 Area
lakh during 2018-19 Sq. Km
producer of stone and sand.21,081
(Pr), which is 1.58% within the Industry
2. or Longitude
sector 0.41% of the total GSDP. Degree 92o.15’E tostatistics
Year-wise production 93o29’E of the
Latitude sectorDegree 21 .58’ -N to 24o.35’ N
o
is tabulated below:
Length
No. of
East to West Production of Kms Sand 121 Total
Amount Amount
Mining Stone from Production Amount
YearInternational Borders (` in (` in
4. Permit
With Myanmar Quarry (lakh (` in
lakhs) Kms 404
lakhs)
Issued
With Bangladesh (lakh Cu.M) Kms Cu.m) 318 lakhs)
1 Inter State 2Borders 3 4 5 6 7
2009 - With Assam
10 48 2.61 31.38 Kms 0.63 123
31.31 62.69
5.
2010 - 11With Tripura97 2.13 85.18 Kms 1.36 66
68.15 153.33
2011 - 12With Manipur
106 3.53 167.10 Kms 0.93 95
54.89 223.07
2012 - 13Administrative
112 Set Up 2.08 108.79 0.92 53.62 162.41
2013 - 141. No. of District
89 3.53 138.16 No. 0.99 11
60.88 199.04
2014 - 152. No. of71 Autonomous District
2.11 Council 96.68 No. 0.46 3
31.88 128.56
6.
2015 - 163. No. of Sub-Division
36 2.80 118.60 No. 0.49 23
43.13 161.73
2016 - 174. No. of79 R.D. Block 1.72 122.75 No. 0.38 26
49.04 172.18
2017 - 185. No. of Municipal
127 Corporation
2.09 143.19 No. 0.45 1
48.73 191.92
2018 - 196. No. of132villages (2011 3.68
census) 236.04 No. 1.98 830
62.59 298.63
Persons
7 Data on the sector seems to indicate OILNo.made explorations 10,97,206
at 4 locations –
Males No. 5,55,339
that there is no correlation between the Maubuang, Keifang & Phulmawi in Aizawl
number of mining permits issued and the District and Thenzawl in Serchhip District.
quantity of production of stone and sand, or, Drilling at Maubuang and Keifang produced
for 8that matter,
Absolute
between production and only dryNo.
wells. Drilling 2,08,633
was conducted at
Percentage % 23.48%
income earned in the sector. The Phulmawi upto a depth of 2 km after which
administration may need to examine the the exercise had to be halted due to
sector for possible market intervention. subsidence of a portion of land in the site. At
Thenzawl too a similar story unfolded as
Oil 11
& Natural Gas even after 4 km of drilling no hydrocarbon
Males No. 85,561
fuel was found.
Females No. 82,970
Oil and Natural Gas exploration is
being carried out by Oil and Natural Gas 2. INFRASTRUCTURE
Corporation
12
(ONGC)
Males
and Oil India Limited No. 4,38,529
(OIL) in coordination
Females
with Dte. of Geology Infrastructure
No.
is 4,09,646
fundamental to
& Mineral Resources.
Rate
ONGC made footfall development.
%
It is not only 91.33
essential for
at Meidum and Zanlawn in Kolasib
District. providing basic facilities and services to the
The13 company found
Rural natural gas at Meidum public but
No. is the enabler, facilitator
5,25,435 and
but after several
Urban tests concluded that the accelerator
No. of productive
5,71,771 economic
demosit was not large enough in
Total Workers (2011 Census) commercial growth.It is well established that there exists
quantities
14 for economically
Main workers feasible a strong
No. positive correlation
4,15,030 between
exploitation Marginal
in its present
workersstate. They are investment
No. in infrastructure 71,675 and GDP
presently resorting to hydrofracturing to growth. The commendable economic growth
possibly increase the natural gas flow. At rate that has sustained in Mizoram even in
Zanlawn, ONGC came out with a dry well the face of a slowdown in the Nation‟s
with no hydrocarbon fuel. economy as a whole may be attributed to a
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great extent to the continued investment in length of all types of roads in Mizoram is
I. MIZORAM
social overhead capital in the State. This is AT A GLANCE
8918.75 km having a road density of about
reflected in the sectoral contribution of 42.30 km/100 sq km which is much below
utility infrastructure component (including the national average of 166 km/100 sq km.
Sl.
construction) which accounts for the single Out ofUnitthe total road Statistic
network, National
Particulars
No. share at 24.79% of the total
largest Highways covers 1410.50 km (15.81%),
1.
GSDP.The Geographical
limited Area
financial resources, BROSq. Km covers 894.48
Roads 21,081
km (10.03%),
difficult terrain and long rainy season pose roads under other department cover 1076.67
2.
particularLongitude
challenges to developing and Degree
km (12.07%), 92ounder
roads 93o29’E cover
.15’E toCPWD
o o
Latitude
maintaining infrastructure.These need to be 175.60Degree
km (1.97%)21and
.58’State
N to 24 .35’ Ncover
Roads
tackled Length
with improved operational 5361.50 km (60.11%).Due to the absence of
3.
proceduresNorth
for to Southand adoption of better
O&M other Kmsmeans of transport 277 (railways,
East
technologies. to West waterways, etc. do not have121
Kms any meaningful
International Borders presence as modes of public transportation),
4. The
With Myanmar
major sources of infrastructure roads Kmsarethe primary404 means of
With Bangladesh
funding are CRF, PMGSY, NABARD, communication and the 318
Kms importance and
Inter State
World Bank, ADB,Borders
JICA, NEC, NLCPR dependence of the whole State on the road
StateWith
and 5. fund.Assam Kms cannot be over-emphasized.
infrastructure 123
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms
The breakup of different 95 types of
Road Sector
Administrative Set Up roads classification and respective road
In1. Mizoram,
No. of District
road transport is the No.
agencies are as below: 11
dominant means of transportation. The total Council No. 3
4.Road
No. Assets
of R.D. Block BT (Km) No.
Un-Surfaced 26 Length
Total
5. No. of Municipal Corporation No. (Km) 1 (Km)
6. No.
State PWD Roads of villages (2011 census)
4940.25 No. 1831.75 8306772.00
TotalBRO
Roads under Population (2011 Census)618.285 276.190 894.475
Roads
7 under CPWD 175.600 0.000 175.600
Males No. 5,55,339
Roads under other Deptt. 0.000 1076.670 1076.670
Total 5734.135 3184.61 8918.745
Road Class
Percentage BT (Km) Un-Surfaced
% Total Length
23.48%
9 Population Density (Km)
Per Sq. Km 52 (Km)
National Highways
10 No. of females per 1000 males 1322.50 No. 88.00 9761410.50
State Highways
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) 170.20 0.00 170.20
Major District Road
Persons 641.80 No. 19.00 660.80
1,68,531
11
Other District Road 968.37
Males No. 84.85 1053.22
85,561
Village RoadFemales 846.17 No. 1444.83 2291.00
82,970
Roads within Towns
Literacy (2011&Census)
Villages 672.10 170.75 842.85
City Road Persons 319.11 No. 24.32 343.43
8,48,175
12 Total
Males 4940.25 No. 1831.75 6772.00
4,38,529
In a Rate
developing State without large Mizoram % Road Fund Board:The 91.33 Mizoram
industries to boost the economic health, Road Fund Act 2007 was introduced on 5th
Road13 sector Rural
contributes a major chunk of No. for establishing
April 2007 5,25,435
the Mizoram
Urban and job creation. With
capital formation No. to make better
Road Fund 5,71,771
provision for the
minimal Total Workers (2011
contribution fromCensus)
the private rehabilitation, maintenance and repair of
14 road Main
sector, workers and maintenance
construction roads, No.
giving priority to 4,15,030
the core network;
Marginal
by public funding workersthe State Public
through No.
and providing 71,675 of a Road
for the appointment
Works Department continues to be the Fund Board to administer the Fund,
biggest industry in the State. formulate and co-ordinate road planning,
approve the road funding program andmake
recommendations to the Government on
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road network, road safety and traffic is hinged on the ability of the Government
I. MIZORAM
management policies and strategies for the AT
ofAIndia
GLANCE
to persuade their counterpart in
State. ` 50.00 Crore was made available to Myanmar and make good on the promises of
take up works under Road Fund Board. the Act East Policy.
Sl.
No.
Kaladan Multi Modal Transit Transport Physical
1. (KMMTTP)
Project Geographical Area Sl. Sq. Km NAME OF PACKAGE 21,081 Progress
Construction of new 2-lane highwayo
2. TheLongitude
KMMTTP envisages linking Degree 92o.15’E
from km 0/00 (on NH-54 near
to 93 29’E
o
Latitude
South Mizoram with Myanmar through Degree 21 .58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Lawngtlai) to km 38/00 (length=37.04)
1 91%
KolodyneLengthriver route and land route along in Mizoram to Support kaladan Multi
the 3.
sameNorth
rivertotoSouth
connect Paletwa, a river KmsTransport Project in phase
Modal 277 A of
East to West SARDP-NE
Kms Package-I 121
port in Myanmar, giving ultimate access to
the Port ofInternational Borders
Sittwe in Myanmar. Construction of new 2-lane highway
4. With Myanmar fromKms
km 38/00 to km 71/00 404 in
With Bangladesh 2 MizoramKms to Support kaladan 318 Multi 96.80%
Inter State Borders Modal Transport Project in phase A of
SARDP-NE Package-II
With Assam Kms 123
5. Construction of new 2- lane highway
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur from km 71/00 to km 99/83 in95
Kms Mizoram
3 to support Kaladan Multi Modal Transit 82.76%
Administrative Set Up Transport Project in Phase A of
SARDP-NE Package-III 11
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division Power No. Sector 23
5. No. of Municipal Corporation No.
A decade and a half 1after India got
independence, electricity was 830generated for
Total Population (2011 Census) the first time in Aizawl in December 1962
Persons using aNo. 75 kW DG set.Today,10,97,206the State‟s
7 The DPR cost of the project was Rs.
Males
575.65 crore (on 26.08.2010). Expenditure requirementNo. of power 5,55,339
is 201MW(as per
Females
as on December 2019 has escalated to Rs.
th No. 5,41,867
18 Electric Power Survey). The allocated
Decadal
845.78 crore. ThePopulation
Project onGrowth (2001
Mizoram – 2011)
side share, however, is 133.015MW against a
8 construction
entails Absoluteof 87.19kms long 2-lane No. 2,08,633
Peak demand of 110MW.Total installed
Percentage
highway (including 3 major bridges and 5 % 23.48%
capacity of State owned generating stations
minor bridges) connecting Lawngtlai to Per Sq. Km 52
is 52.77 MW comprising of 29.35MW
10 No.
Zorinpui nearofZochachhuah.
females per 1000 males is the
Zorinpui No. 976
SHPs, 22.92 MW Thermal Plant and 0.50
proposed site for a Land Custom Station on MW Diesel Plant. The thermal generating
the 11
Mizoram-Myanmar border. The project station at Bairabi is kept on standby mode
Males No. 85,561
is split into three packages. Their progress is due to its high cost of generation.
Females No. 82,970
tabulated below:-
Persons
The State is dependent
No. 8,48,175
on outside
The construction work has been sources for its energy requirement which
12 Males No. 4,38,529
delayed due to land acquisition problem. If come mainly through Central Sector
settled, the project is expected to be Generating
Rate % Stations (CSGS) 91.33 from North
completed by March 2020. Eastern Power Corporation Limited
13 Rural (NEEPCO), No. National Hydroelectric
5,25,435 Power
Although the progress of KMMTTP Corporation Limited (NHPC),
Urban No. 5,71,771 National
on the Mizoram side is nearing completion, Thermal Power Corporation Limited
the road construction from the border near (NTPC), ONGC Tripura Power Company
Zorinpui to Marginal
Paletwa workers
in Myanmar has not LimitedNo.(ONGC) and a 71,675 combined project
been taken up so far by the Myanmar from Baramura IV&V (Tripura, Manipur &
government. Therefore, the success of Mizoram). The daily drawal power
KMMTTP and the resulting anticipated requirement of 24 hrs in 15 minutes block
economic boom for the Mizoram economy based on actual demand of State is sent daily
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I. MIZORAM
Mizoram to North Eastern Regional Load AT A GLANCE
5. 66 kV lines – 111.42 Km
Dispatch Centre (NERLDC), Shillong. 6. 33 kV lines –1274.60 Km
7. 11 kV lines – 5337.38 Km
Sl. The power infrastructure of Mizoram 8. LTUnit
lines – 3188.59
Particulars StatisticKm
No. of the following: -
consists 9. ABC Lines – 55.98 Km
1. Geographical Area Sq.kV
10. 132 KmGrid Sub-Station 21,081
– 10 Nos.
1. Thermal Power Plant – 1 No. (22.92 11. 33 kV Grid Sub-Station – 55 Nos.
2.
MW) Longitude Degree
12. Distribution 92o.15’E to–93
Transformers
o
29’ENos.
1941
o o
Latitude
2. Diesel Power Station – 1 No. (0.5 Degree
13. Buildings 21 .58’ N to
– 437 Nos.24 .35’ N
MW)Length
3.
3. Hydel North to South Stations(SHP) – 11
Generating Kms 277
East to
no. (29.35 MW)West Kms 121
4. With Myanmar OF ENERGY ACCOUNTING Kms
ABSTRACT 404
FOR MIZORAM, 2018-19
Sl. No.With Bangladesh Item Kms 318
Unit Quantity
Inter State Borders
Power Import
With Assam From Central Sector Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
Energy from ER
With Manipur Kms MU 95 187.45
i) ErTr Loss
Administrative Set@Up2.20% MU 3.955
(a) Net
1. No. of District Energy From ER No. MU 11 183.49
2. No. of (b)Autonomous
Energy fromDistrict
NER Council No. MU3 477.78
6. 1 Total ER + NER (a) + (b) 660.53
ii) UI Purchase
4. No. of R.D. Block No. MU 26 0.15
5. No. of Adding UI Purchase
Municipal (i) + (ii)
Corporation No. MU1 660.68
iii) Sales through IEX
6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. MU830 161.19
iv) Energy available
Total Population (2011 Census) after deducting Sales MU 41.87
v) Total Energy import after deducting 3.25%No.
Persons (Trans Loss) MU
10,97,206 445.72
7 vi) Total import after decducting Intra state trans loss @3% MU 432.35
Males No. 5,55,339
Local
Females Generation No. 5,41,867
a) Gross
Decadal Generation
Population Growth (2001 – 2011) MU 40.80
82 b) Auxiliary
Absolute Consumption No. MU
2,08,633 0.71
c) Net Generation
Percentage % MU
23.48% 40.09
9 Population Density Total Power available Per Sq. Km MU 52 485.81
10 No.Intrastate
of femalesTransmission Loss @ 3%
per 1000 males No. MU976 14.57
0 – Power
6 Population
available(2011 Census)
after deducting Trans Loss MU 471.23
Persons sold
Energy No. 1,68,531
11
Males
a) Within the state No. 85,561
MU 387.76
4 Females No. 82,970
b) Outside the state (To IEX) MU 161.19
Literacy (2011 Census) Total Energy sold MU 548.95
Persons
Revenue Collected No. 8,48,175
12 Males
a) Within the state No. `4,38,529
crore 168.56
5 Females No.
b) Outside the state (To IEX) `4,09,646
crore 97.46
Rate
c) Misc receipt % 91.33
` crore 1.9365
Total Revenue Collected ` crore 267.96
136 Rural
Average sale rate No. 5,25,435
Urban
a) Within the state No. 5,71,771
`/Unit 4.35
Total Workers (2011
b) Outside the state Census) `/Unit 6.05
14 Main workers
Overall Sale rate No. 4,15,030
`/Unit 4.88
7 Marginal
T&D Lossworkers
within the State No. 71,675
MU 83.47
8 Percentage of T&D Loss within the State % 17.71
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One of the present main target of i) Development of 20MW Mega Solar

Power Sector all over India isI. Reduction
MIZORAMof AT APark
GLANCE
at Vankal - to facilitate private
AT&C Loss to 15%. Energy Accounting of developers to set up solar power
Power & Electricity Department, Mizoram generation: This project aims to
Sl.
is shown in the table below. AT&C Loss of provide
Particulars Unit facilities forStatistic
development of
No.
Mizoram is calculated at 17.71% which Mega Solar Park for Private Developers.
shows1. that
Geographical Areastep to climb to
there are still Sq. Km
The estimated cost of 21,081
the project is
achieve the national target. But compared to `1707.15 lakh. o
AT&C 2. Loss
Longitude
5 years back, i.e. 27.02%, and Degree
ii) Construction 92of to 93o29’E Grid
.15’E2MWp
o
Latitude
that of last year‟s, i.e. 22.30%, the progress Degree
Connected SPV N to 24o.35’
21 .58’power N at
plant
Length
made is commendable. Tlungvel: This project with an
3. North to South Kms cost of ` 1400.00
estimated 277 lakh is to be
East
Renewable Energyto West Kms
executed by ZEDA. 121
4. Mizoram
With Myanmar is endowed with many UrbanKmsWater Supply 404
With Bangladesh
rivers and its huge potential is estimated at Kms 318
Inter State Borders
3663 MW. As of now, a little over 2% has Mizoram is still on its way in
With Assam
been5.harnessed so far. The department now Kms the National norms
achieving 123 of Water
With Tripura
constructing 4 nos Small Hydro Projects Supply Level (70 lpcd) in66 Urban Water
Kms
With Manipur
(SHPs) viz. Tlawva SHP (5MW), Kawlbem SupplyKms
Programme. There are 95
1 city and 22
Administrative
SHP (3.5MW), TuirizaSetSHPUp &Tuiching
towns in Mizoram, 16 towns have been
SHP which will add 9.20 MW to our present brought under fully covered status (70 lpcd),
generation capacity of 29.35 MW. District Council No. 3
7 towns are still under Partially Covered
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division (belowNo.
70 lpcd). 23
4. No. of the
Recently, R.D. Government
Block signed No. 26
MoU with 5. NEEPCO
No. of Municipal Corporation of
for construction No.
Rural Water Supply 1
Tuivai HEP (210MW). Tuirini HEP (24 census) No. 830
MW)is toTotal Population (2011
be implemented Census)
through external Rural Drinking Water Supply are
assistance Persons
from BRICS New Development implemented mainly by10,97,206
No. providing Piped
7
Males
Bank (NDB). These will reduce the wide No.
Water Supply 5,55,339
using Gravity Flow, Pumping
gap of powerFemales
deficit in Mizoram particularly Scheme,No.Rain Water Harvesting
5,41,867 Scheme
Decadal
and the region as aPopulation
whole. Growth (2001 – 2011)(RWHS), Hand Pump Tube Well,
8 Absolute No.
Improvement of Village 2,08,633
Spring Source and
Percentage
Mizoram is endowed with abundant Impounding Reservoir, 23.48%
% etc. As per
9
potential Population
of renewableDensity energy sources Per Sq. Km 52
Habitation Survey 2003 conducted by
10 No.small
particularly of females
hydroperand1000 males
solar. State has PHED,No.Mizoram and as 976 revalidated by
already issued liberal policies for promotion Indian Institute of Public Administration,
Persons No.
of 11
renewable energy resources. National New Delhi, there are 7771,68,531
Rural Habitations
Males
Institute of Solar Energy (NISE) under No. 85,561
in Mizoram.
MNRE has Females carried out an exercise of No. 82,970
calculating solar potential in the country and The Government has introduced new
has projectedPersons
a potential of 9.09 GWp. Solar No. 8,48,175
guidelines of National Rural Drinking Water
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Radiation Resource Assessment (SRRA) Programme (NRDWP) with effect from
studied at Aizawl by National Institute of 1.4.2009 which envisages covering of all
Rate % 91.33
Wind Energy during December 2014 yields rural habitations @40Lpcd since inception
a result of Global Horizontal Irradiance of ARWSP in 1972 in the state and a
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
(GHI) value of 4.06 kWh/Sq.m/day. minimum level should be 55 Lpcd in 12th
Urban No. 5,71,771
Mizoram is a very small state and we can Five Year Plan period.
take this average value for the whole state
which indicates a very viable solar energy As per latest data realignment, there
potential for the whole state. are 720 rural habitation in Mizoram which
was decreased from 777 nos. due to
In viewof the above the following urbanization, depopulation, etc.
projects are under way:
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The present status as on 1.4.2019 is `1120.01 lakh; Central Share ` 949.01

as under: I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
lakh and State Share ` 171.00 lakh. The
Central share up to 2nd Installment
2. Partially Covered (PC) i.e. above 0 lpcd `750.34 lakh is already released, out of
Sl.
but below 55 lpcd = Particulars
520 habitations which
Unit ` 434.00 lakh Statistic
is released during
3. No.
Fully Covered habitation (FC) i.e. 55 current year 2015–2016 by Central
1.
lpcd& Geographical
above = 200 Area habitations. Sq. Km
Government. Again, SMS 21,081also released
Geographical
Total = 720 habitations Location nd
up to 2 Installment amounting to
2. Longitude Degree lakh. The
`114.00 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
remaining SMS of
o o
InLatitude
Mizoram, a source of water Degree lakh is21released
`57.00 .58’ N to 24by .35’
theN state
becomes Length
lesser day by day and even dries up during this year 2017 – 2018 and the
3.
in various North
placesto South
on account of deforestation Kms
remaining of CSS `198.67 277 lakh is
East to West
of catchment areas and other factors. Many Kms
expected during the financial 121 year of
schemes have slipped back due to those 2017-18. It may be mentioned that 142
4.
reasons. With Myanmar like Rain Water
Methods Kms units is to be 404
dwelling constructed, out
With Bangladesh
Harvesting, Sustainability approach through of Kms
which 78 are to be in318 situ and 4 multi
Inter State Borders
Scientific Source finding, Isotope study in rental dwelling unit containing 64
catchment With
for Assam
Recharging spring sources are Kms
household unit. Out of 123 which 110 unit
5.
With Tripura
being tried and adopted to solve the ever already completed and 66
Kms 62 (in situ) are
increasingWith Manipurof drying up of water
problem Kms
occupied. 95
sources. Administrative Set Up
1. No. of District
2. DayNo.- National Urban 11
Livelihood
2. No.
Urban Development of Autonomous District Council No. 3
6. Mission (DAY-NULM): National
4. world
No. of is
R.D. Block Urban
No. Livelihoods Mission26 (NULM) is
The increasingly becoming the Flagship Programme of the GoI,
5. No.urban
urban. Global of Municipal
populationCorporation
which was No. 1
6. No. of villages (2011 census) Ministry
No. of Housing and 830Urban Affairs
only 34% in 1960 has gone up to 60% in which was implemented w.e.f 24th Sept,
2014 (WHO TotalReport).
Population
It is(2011 Census)
further projected
Persons of urban population will 2013.
No. In India after10,97,206
restructuring the
that 7the percentage erstwhile urban poverty
go up to 70% Males
in 2050. In India also, urban No. 5,55,339 alleviation
scheme SJSRY.
population inFemales
2011 was 31%. By 2014 it has No. 5,41,867
gone up to 32% which is 377 million. It is (2001 – 2011)
8 Absolute The Mission with 2,08,633
No. its enhanced scope
projected that by 2031, the population of has been renamed as “Deendayal
Percentage
urban India will go up to 600 Million, which % 23.48%
Antyodaya Yojana - National Urban
will 9 constitute
Population 40%Density
of the population. Per Sq. Km
Livelihoods
52
Mission (DAY-NULM)” on
10 No.State
Mizoram of females per 1000
already males urban
attained No. 976
0 –of6 Population (2011The Census) 19th Feb, 2016. Mizoram State Urban
population 51% in 2011. figure per Livelihoods Mission (MzSULM),
se does not Persons
so much imply that it is one of No. 1,68,531
11 Directorate of UD &85,561 PA, Mizoram is
Males states in the country as it
the most urbanized No.
implementing DAY-NULM 82,970 as per the
indicates thatFemales
the population is rather heavily No.
Guidelines of Ministry of Housing and
clustered Literacy (2011 areas.
around urban Census)
Urban Affairs in all District Capital of
12 UrbanMales Mizoram.
No. 4,38,529
Development entails develop-
Femalesurban infrastructures for
pment of various No. 4,09,646
Ratesolid waste management, The
% mission has 91.33
6 components,
water supply, under which the following are
Population
sewerage and septage (2011management,
Census) road
13 Rural undertaken
No. by the Mizoram
5,25,435State Urban
infrastructures, drainage, housing etc. Livelihood Mission Society (MzSULM).
Urban No. 5,71,771
Brief Description of Schemes & 3. Swachh Bharat Mission
14 Main workers No. 4,15,030(URBAN):
Programmes. Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) which is
a Central Mission has been implemented
1. Rajiv Awas Yojana (RAY): The Pilot in Mizoram since 2015; This mission
Project of Rajiv Awas Yojana is being aims at achieving Open defecation free
implemented with Project cost of status by all urban towns and city. In
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Mizoram, all 23 urban towns had responses to challenges. A Smart City

I.
achieved ODF status and were already MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
may therefore be more prepared to
certified by Quality control of India, this respond to challenges than one with a
status could only be achieved after spot simple 'transactional' relationship with
Sl.
verification after having declared by the its Unit
citizens. The amount so far released
Particulars Statistic
No.
concerned town authority. Apart from to this department is now ` 223.00 lakh
1.
this, Geographical
wherever there Area is a need for Sq. Kmis for preparatory
which 21,081activities. An
construction of Individual Household important aspect that may be omentioned
o
2. Longitude
Toilets, Community toilets and Public isDegree
that Aizawl 92oCity.15’E has
to 93 been
29’E now
o
Latitude
toilets, constructions are being executed Degree
successfully 21 .58’
entered N to among N the
24 .35’
by theLength
Department as per demand. implementing cities under Smart City
3. North to South Kms conducted by 277
Mission the Ministry of
East to West
Long before Swachh Bharat Mission Kms and Urban Affairs
Housing 121 where in the
was International
launched Borders in our Country, State Government will receive ` 500
CleanlinessMyanmar
4. With week has been observed Kmsfor the implementation
crores 404 of Aizawl
With Bangladesh
since 1970 in Mizoram and it has been 4 Smart City Proposal. 318
Kms ` 53.00 crore
Inter State Borders
decades since Mizoram has been already has been released and is being
With Assam
participating in such activities through Kms
processed 123
for implementation. A Special
5.
With Tripura
people participation. Cleanliness Purpose Vehicle (SPV)66 is also now
Kms
With Manipur
awareness have been created through Kms
registered under Companies 95 Act, 2013
mediaAdministrative
and Capacity Setbuilding
Up by the for the implementation of Smart City
headquarters as well as District officials Mission programme.
and officials at town levels to create a Council No. 3
6.
clean,3. healthy
No. of Sub-Division
and safe environment. 5. AtalNo. 23 and Urban
Mission for Rejuvenation
Recently, the Department also organized Transformation (Amrut)26(Launched in
No.
town 5. No.
level of MunicipalinCorporation
competition cleanliness for No. 2015):
June, Atal 1Mission for
all 23 urban towns under NEDP Climate census) Rejuvenation & Urban830
No. Transformation
Change Mitigation and Sanitation Drive, (AMRUT) was launched on the 25th
and Persons No. 2015 by the 10,97,206
June, Ministry of Urban
7 all 23 urban towns were able to
Males
participate in the last Swachh No.
Development (MoUD), 5,55,339
Government of
Females
Survekshan 2018. It was a great No. 5,41,867
India with the aim to provide basic
Decadal
milestone forPopulation Growthto
all the towns (2001 – 2011) services to households and build
have
8 Absolute
participated in such National level No.
amenities in urban areas2,08,633
to improve the
cleanlinessPercentage
competition. People‟s % 23.48%
quality of life for all the residents,
9 Population
participation hasDensity
been increased and Per Sq. Km the poor and disadvantaged.
especially 52
10 No. of was
motivation females per 1000
created males all the
amongst No. 976
stakeholders; this has been a remarkable Ministry of Urban Development
Persons the Department has
accomplishment No. the State capital
selected 1,68,531
city i.e. Aizawl
11
Males
achieved so far in cleanliness activities. for No.
the State of 85,561
Mizoram. MoUD has
Females No. 82,970
approved and allocated ` 140.247 crores
4. SmartLiteracy
Cities(2011
Mission : The mission
Census) under AMRUT for the state of Mizoram
period will be 2015 – 2016 to 2019 –
Persons for No.
the Mission period.8,48,175
2020,
12 theMales
mission will be implemented No. 4,38,529
in area-based
Females strategy of the three ways No.
The mission subsumed 4,09,646 Jawaharlal
like Retrofit/
Rate Redevelop of existing area, Nehru National Urban 91.33
% Renewal Mission
Development of new area (Green field
Population (2011 Census) and is being implemented in project-
area)
13 and New technology supported
Rural No. approach and mission
based 5,25,435period will
(Pan city).UrbanSectors that have been No.
be 2015 – 2016 to 2019 5,71,771 – 2020. The
Total Workers (2011
developing smart city technology Census) purpose of Atal Mission for
14
include Main workers services, transport
government No. 4,15,030
Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation
and trafficMarginal workers energy, health
management, No. 71,675
(AMRUT) is to (i) ensure that every
care, water and wastes. Smart City household has access to a tap with
applications are developed with the goal assured supply of water and a sewerage
of improving the management of urban connection; (ii) increase the amenity
flows and allowing for real time
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value of cities by developing greenery housing in partnership cannot be taken

I.
and well-maintained open spaces MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
up too. Hence, only two verticals Credit
(parks); and (iii) reduce pollution by Linked Subsidy Scheme and
switching to public transport or Beneficiary-led individual house
Sl.
constructing facilities for non-motorized construction have been undertaken
No.
transport (e.g. walking and cycling): - under Housing for all in Mizoram.
Geographical
Year Location SMS
CSS Released 7. 10% Lumpsum Grants:Various Urban
2. Longitude(` in lakh) Released Degree
Infrastructure 92o.15’E to 93
Development
o
29’E and
projects
Latitude (` in lakh) Degree
Slum 21o.58’ N to 24
Area Development
o
.35’ N are
Projects
2015 – Length
2016 755.00 82.00
2016 – 2017 1003.00 93.33 being implemented under 10%
Lumpsum 277 for North
Grant provisions
2017 – 2018 1264.50 118.44
East to West
2018 - 2019 4920.61 546.74
Kms
East India both under 121the Ministry of
TOTALInternational Borders 841.00
7943.11 Urban Development and the Ministry of
4. With Myanmar Kms & Urban Poverty
Housing 404 Alleviation,
With Bangladesh
6. Housing For All (URBAN) (HFA) Kms 318
Government of India. Aizawl city and
Inter State
(Launched in Borders
June, 2015): This various towns are being covered under
With
programme/ AssamSchemes is called Pradhan thisKms 123 are on to
provision, and efforts
5.
MantriWith Tripura
Awas Yajona and will subsume expand its coverage to all66the 23 notified
Kms
With Manipur
the existing scheme of Rajiv Awas Kms
towns. 95
Administrative
Yajona. The Set Up
Mission will be
1. No. of District
implemented during 2015-2022 and will No. 11
Rural Housing
provide central assistance to Urban Council No. 3
6.
Local 3. Bodies
No. of Sub-Division
(ULBs) and other No.
An important welfare23measure is the
implementing agencies through States/ No.
availability of proper housing 26 which is a
5. the
UTs for No.following
programmes. No.
basic necessity of human life. 1 The Village
Level Development Indicators 2017-18
Total Population
 In-situ Rehabilitation(2011 Census)
of existing (Mizoram State) shows that there is still
Persons much No. to be done in 10,97,206
this sector. The
7 slum dwellers using land as a
Males
resource through private dominantNo. form of housing 5,55,339
in rural areas is
Females
participation No. Type house comprising
the Assam 5,41,867 62.83%
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) of rural housing, while Pucca houses make
 Credit Linked Subsidy
up only 4.71%. Kutcha houses are generally
 Affordable
PercentageHousing in Partnership %
9 Subsidy for beneficiary-led few, although there is23.48%
a surprisingly
Population Density Per Sq. Km
disproportionate number of52Kutcha houses
10 individual
No. of females per 1000 males house No.the State average in
vis-à-vis 9763 districts with
construction/enhancement.
In Mizoram the highest proportion of 51.31% recorded
Persons there happens to be no in No.
Lawngtlai District. The1,68,531
least percentage
11
slum area identified specifically that is
Males No. houses is seen
of Kutcha 85,561
in Champhai
why InsituFemales Rehabilitation of Slum No. 82,970
dwellers cannot be implemented. District with only 2.08%.
Moreover, there
Persons being no Housing No. 8,48,175
developerMales
12 in the state, affordable No. 4,38,529
100.00% Rate % 91.33
80.00% Population (2011 Census)
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
60.00% Pucca House
Urban No. 5,71,771
40.00% Total Workers (2011 Census)
Semi Pucca House
14
20.00% Main workers No. 4,15,030
Assam Type House
0.00% Marginal workers No. 71,675
Kutcha House
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Rural Connectivity I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE

a. Labour Welfare and Administration:
The Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak The Directorate of Labour, Employment,
Sl.
Yojana (PMGSY) has been formulated as an Skill
Particulars UnitDevelopment &Statistic
Entrepreneurship
No.
Anti-Poverty Programme focusing on provides various welfare measures to
1.
providing Geographical
connectivity Area
to unconnected rural Sq. Km
workers, 21,081unorganized
particularly
Habitations in order to enable access to workers, through the Mizoram Building
2.
economic Longitude
and other essential services. The &Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Other Construction Workers
Scheme Latitude
will cover all habitations with Degree Board.
Welfare 21o.58’
TheN to 24o.35’ N
Welfare Board
Length
population of 500 and above for Plain and (MB&OCWWB) was established under
250 3. North to
and above forSouth
hilly and desert area. theKms„Building & Other 277 Construction
East to West Workers‟ (Regulation of121
Kms Employment &
Since inception of PMGSY Scheme Condition of Service Act, 1996).
4. With aMyanmar
in Mizoram, total of 299 different road Kms 404
The Welfare Board(MB&OCWWB),
With Bangladesh
worksfor a length of 3780.48 kms has been Kms
administers, amongst other 318 things, the
Inter State Borders
sanctioned covering 197 nos. of habitations. welfare of workers earning livelihood
With Assam Kms registered contractors
under 123 and other
5.
With Tripura
As per Census record of 2001, there unorganized workers. 66 Registered
Kms
With Manipur
are 795 habitations out of which 363 Kms
Members 95
under the Mizoram Building
villages Administrative
are unconnected Set Up
by all-weather & Other Construction Workers‟ Welfare
road. Out1.of No.
theseof District
363 villages, 256 villages No.
Board are provided various11
benefits and
are entitled to be included in this scheme asCouncil No. 3
assistances such as; Maternity Benefits,
6.
per norms.3. No. of Sub-Division No. Pension, Death23(accidental &
Monthly
natural) compensation, 26 Children‟s
5. No.
Labour& Employment of Municipal Corporation No.
Education Assistant etc. 1
Total
Labour, Population (2011
Employment,Census) Skill Further, cash award to the tune of
Development Personsand Entrepreneurship No. 10,97,206
` 50,000/- (Rupees five thousand only)
7
Males
(LESDE), while primarily exercising No.
is provided for children5,55,339
of the members,
mobilizationFemales
of human resources,executes whoNo.secured top ten 5,41,867
position in HSLC,
Decadal Population Growth (2001 –
various other crucial activities for realization 2011) HSSLC and University examinations.
8
of various Absolute
socio-economic policies within No. 2,08,633
the State. Percentage % 23.48%
Table-B showing beneficiaries under MB&OCWWB during the year 2018-19
11 Sl. Benefits Nos. of beneficiaries receiving the
No. Males No. 85,561
benefits.
1. Females
Children Educational Scholarship No. 17009 82,970
2. Medical Assistant 126
3. Persons
Disability Pension No. 28,48,175
12 4. Males
Death benefit No. 214,38,529
Females
5. Funeral Assistant No. 104,09,646
Rate
6. Marriage Assistant % 5 91.33
7. Maternity Benefit 29
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
8. Re-imbursement of Monthly fee 2
Urban No. 5,71,771
9. Welfare Pension (old age) 24
14 Totalworkers
Main No. 172284,15,030
b. Registration of job seekers under Employment Exchange, it has effective
Employment Exchange: As one of the been undertaking inclusive enrolment of
primary activities of the Department is to job seekers under its Exchanges. The
register job seekers in the State under numbers of job seekers enrolled under
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the District Employment Exchanges in Chart-A:-

I. MIZORAM
during the FY 2018-19 are represented AT A GLANCE
Chart-A
Sl.
No. 4030
1. Geographical Area Sq. Km
9444 21,081
Geographical Location 6599
Latitude 6306 Degree 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Length
EastAizawl-9444
to West Champhai-6306 Saiha-6599
Kms Lunglei-4030
121
c. Skill With
4. Myanmar through Training
Development Kms
Carpenter, Mason, Hair404& Skin Care,
With Bangladesh
Institutes: The Directorate of LESDE Computer Operator &318Programming
Kms
Inter State Borders
by means of its Government Industrial Assistant etc., to trainees enrolled under
With Institutes
Training Assam (ITIs) in Aizawl, Kms
them.Applications 123
for training under the
5.
With Tripura
Lunglei and Siaha provides training on Kms 66
various ITIs are invited during the month
With
various Manipur
trades for skill development such of Kms
June and the training 95
session starts in
Administrative
as Electrician, Set Up Mechanic,
Electronic the month of August in every year.
Numbers of students enrolled under various ITIs during the year 2015-19 3 are
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division represented at Table-C No. 23
Table-C No. Year 26
5. ITIs
Govt.’s No. of Municipal Corporation No. 1
2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
AizawlTotal Nos. of students
Population (2011 Census)328 327 322 319
enrolled
7 Passed students 238 247No. 235 Result awaited
Males 5,55,339
Nos. of students
Lunglei Females 73 105No. 76 5,41,867 58
Decadalenrolled
Population Growth (2001 – 2011)
8 Absolute
Passed students 36 46 No. 38 2,08,633 31
Siaha Percentage
Nos. of students 47 56 % 39 23.48% 32
9 Population
enrolledDensity Per Sq. Km 52
10 No. ofPassedfemalesstudents
per 1000 males 18 21 No. 27 976
Result awaited
d. PradhanMales
11 Mantri Kaushal Vikas Mobile Phone Hardware Repair etc., in
No. 85,561
Yojana (PMKVY):-
Females
Under the Scheme, collaboration
No.
with various
82,970
firms. The
the Directorate provides skill training achievements under PMKVY Scheme
such as Tailoring,
Persons
Beauty Therapist, and are No.
shown at Table-D.8,48,175
12 Males No. 4,38,529
FemalesTable-D : Achievement under PMKVY No. during 2018-19 4,09,646
Rate % 91.33
1. Nos.Population
of trainees(2011
enrolled under the scheme since July, 2018 to December, 2019 8460
Census)
2. 13Nos. ofRural
trainees, who completed (passed) the training No. since July, 2018 to
5,25,435 6321
December,
Urban 2019 No. 5,71,771
3. Nos.Total
of trainees
Workers who gotCensus)
(2011 job placement since July, 2018 to December, 2019 2767
e. Enhancing MarginalSkill
workers Development three
No.new Industrial Training
71,675 Institutes
Infrastructure in North East and at Champhai, Serchhip and Kolosib will
Sikim (ESDI in NE & Sikkim): The be established. The patternof funding is
Scheme is meant for infrastructure 90:10. The project for establishment of
development project. Under this project
2019-20 ~~73
3 ~~
the three ITIs had been approved by (EDC) and the Directorate of Science &
MSDE, Govt. of India. Technology (DST) under Planning &
Programme Implementation Department are
f. Skill Acquisition and Knowledge playing a crucial role in fostering and
Sl.
Awareness
No. for Livelihood
ParticularsPromotion Unit
enabling innovation in theStatistic
State.
(SANKALP):
1. SANKALP
Geographical Area is an outcome Sq. Km 21,081
oriented project supported
Geographical Location by World The Mizoram Science, Technology
Bank.
2. The project will focus on the
Longitude & Innovation
Degree Council (MISTIC)
92o.15’E to 93o29’E is an
overall skilling ecosystem covering both
Latitude autonomous
Degree body21 .58’
o under DST
N to 24 o which
.35’ N
Central (MSDE,
Length NSDA andNSDC) and spearheads the government’s initiatives in
State
3. agencies,
North and outcomes will be
to South promotion
Kms of science and technology
277 in the
measured through
East to West Disbursement Linked State. Kms
It administers Patent121 Information
Indicators (DLIs) agreed
International Bordersbetween MSDE Centre, State Climate Change Cell and
and
4. the Bank.
With Myanmar Innovation
Kms Facility Centre. 404
g. Craftsman Training Scheme: The
Inter State Borders Filed Granted
SchemeWithofAssam
Craftman Training Scheme Kms
Patent 9 123
Under process
5.
With Tripura
being implemented by LESDE will be Kms
Trade Mark 10 66 8
With Manipur
upgraded by implementing Skill Kms
Copyright 3 95 3
Strengthening for Industrial Value Geographical
1. No. of District No. 5 11 5
Enhancement (STRIVE), the World Indication
Bank 2.Funded
No. of Autonomous
Scheme. The District Council
STRIVE No. 3
6. 3. No.
Operation of Sub-Division
essentially aims at improving No.
In order to support23 and develop
the relevance andefficiency of vocational indigenous technological 26innovation in
No.
5. No.
training of Municipal
provided Corporation
through Industrial Mizoram No.and facilitate enhanced
1 protection
6. No. of villages
Training Institutes (ITIs). (2011 census) No. 830
of ownership, DST is in the process of
Total Population (2011 Census) establishing an ‘Innovation Facility Centre’.
h. Pradhan
7 Mantri Kaushal The project is funded by the State
Males No. 5,55,339
VikasYojana (PMKVY): PMKVY is Government. The project will provide better
India’s largest Skill Certification scientific assistance and technological
Scheme
8 since the initiation of the
Absolute
intervention
No.
by harnessing the fruits of
2,08,633
Scheme. Percentage
It is implemented by National indigenous
% technological23.48% innovations and
Skills
9 Development
Population Density Corporation inventions for
Per Sq. Km sustainable development of
52
(NSDC)
10 No. ofunder females theperguidance
1000 malesof the the state.
No. 976
Ministry of Skill Development
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) and
Entrepreneurship
Persons (MSDE). As the The
No. Scientific 1,68,531
Research &
11
PMKVYMales is the flagship scheme, owing Technological Innovation 85,561
project is also in
No.
to the Females
its successful first year of operation
No. which aims to 82,970 expenditure
meet
implementation,
Literacy (2011 theCensus)
Union Cabinet has incurred on research work from scientists
approvedPersons
the Scheme for another four working No.in the R&D Institutions,
8,48,175 science
12
years Males
(2016-2020) to impart skilling to based NGO’s
No. and innovators in the form of
4,38,529
10 millionFemales
youth of the country. No. a view to promote
grant with 4,09,646research and
Rate % 91.33
education in the field of science &
3. INNOVATION technology in Mizoram.
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban
Science & Technology No.
The future prospects 5,71,771
of Science &
Total Workers (2011 Census) Technology Sector are very vast. It has the
14 The advancement
Main workers of society is made capacityNo.to develop the 4,15,030
socio-economic
Marginal workers
possible through innovation. Adoption of No. 71,675
conditions of the state through promotion of
innovative technologies, processes and local innovations, demonstration of relevant
practices is key to solving social and technologies for the state, scientific human
environmental issues and bringing about resource development through various
sustainable development. The science popularisation programme,
Entrepreneurship Development Centre providing of scientific inputs such as remote
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sensing data, meteorological data and all Entrepreneurial Events: Entrepreneurial

I.
other data relating to natural resources,MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
events such as entrepreneurship conclaves,
climate, etc. pertaining to the State. investor summits, etc. are conducted from
time to time to bring together in an
Sl. interactive
Entrepreneurship & Startup Ecosystem
Particulars Unit manner the policy makers, expert
Statistic
No. in the field, academicians, leaders of the
1. Mizoram
Geographical Area an emergence
is witnessing NGOs, Sq.students,
Km start-ups 21,081
and entrepreneurs
of a young business class with sharp for deliberation on o the challenges and
o
2. Longitude
entrepreneurial acumen a drive for success. Degree in the92process
opportunities .15’E to 93of 29’E
economic
Not onlyLatitude
do these potential contributors to growthDegree 21o.58’B-to-B
and for enabling N to 24oand
.35’ B-to-G
N
Length
the economy need to be encouraged and networking.
supported,North
3. theto spirit
South of entrepreneurship Kms 277
East to West
needs to be promoted further especially Kms
Hackathons and Grand 121 Challenges
among the International
youth of Borders
the State. With this are also be organized for identification of
4. With Myanmar
perspective, the Mizoram Entrepreneurship public Kms
problems and producing 404 solutions
With Bangladesh
& Startup Policy, 2019 has been formulated Kms 318
that can be provided by the private sector.
to build Inter State Borders
a better environment in which
With Assam
entrepreneurs can innovate and Mizoram Kms Outstanding 123 Entrepreneurs
5.
With Tripura
commercialize the results of their creativity, Award: Kms The Mizoram66 Outstanding
With Manipur Kms
Entrepreneurs Award is 95 instituted to
and in which businesses and startups can
thrive to Administrative
create jobs andSet Up The policy
wealth. encourage the local entrepreneurs, raise their
1. No. of District businessNo.standing and showcase 11 role models
has the following components.
2. No. of Autonomous District Council for potential No. entrepreneurs among 3 the youth.
6. 3.
EntrepreneurshipNo. of Sub-Division Awareness No. 23
The Award is open for all indigenous
Programmes:The concept of No.
entrepreneurs who will be 26 judged on their
entrepreneurship and startups is in its No.
accomplishments achieved 1
within Mizoram.
infancy in Mizoram. This necessitates thecensus) The No.
Award categories 830 will bear
Total Population
dissemination (2011 Census)
of its knowledge through representation for all sectors to the extent
Personsawareness and outreach
entrepreneurship possibleNo.and the awardees 10,97,206
will be felicitated
7
Males
programme. This was conducted in all the No. 5,55,339
with a citation, a trophy and cash award of
Females in the first phase and in
District headquarters No.each.
`50,000/- 5,41,867
the block and village levels will be targeted(2001 – 2011)
8
in subsequent Absolute
phases. The programmes will No.
Entrepreneurship 2,08,633in Mizo:
Manual
Percentage
be held thereafter as and when required. % 23.48% Manual in
Publication of an Entrepreneurs
9 Population Density Per Sq. Km
the local language, i.e. Mizo, 52 is a crucial
Efforts will be made to promote
10 No. of females per 1000 males step inNo.ensuring that the same 976 standard of
entrepreneurship through local cable
television0 – 6 Population
programme. (2011 Census)
Documentary guidance and training can be provided to
Persons everyoneNo. within the State. 1,68,531
This Manual is
programme
11 will also be prepared by
Males No.
disseminated without cost85,561
at all the events
collaborating with the local documentary
Females No. 82,970
organized under EDS and be uploaded on
film presenters.
Literacy (2011 Census) the internet for free download. The Manual
Persons
The Scheme will also allow NGOs or No.
lays down 8,48,175 tenets on
the foundational
12 Males No.
becoming a successful 4,38,529 entrepreneur
any other organization to organize
awareness Females through their respective No.
including basic 4,09,646
concepts in
Rate %
entrepreneurship, simple 91.33
market research
organization. Grant admissible per event
Population (2011 Census) techniques, accounting & financial
may not exceed ` 25000/- for an audience of
13 Rural No.
management strategies, 5,25,435
decision making,
not less than 300 person. The awareness
Urban No.
programme or campaign must include at operations, business law, 5,71,771
preparing business
least one talk on entrepreneurship and one plan etc.
experience sharing/testimony from an actual
entrepreneur. At least one resource person Master Trainer Programme: Creation of a
must be one of the Master Trainers trained cadre of Entrepreneurship Master Trainers is
under EDS. envisaged for the purpose of spreading
awareness on entrepreneurship within the
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State as well as mentoring and handholding dynamics of the State‟s market economy,
I. MIZORAM
potential entrepreneurs. The Master trainer AT A GLANCE
consumer behavior, industry potential etc.
(Trainer‟s Training) Programme is expected that could act as the basis for precision
to produce Master Trainers in the field of government intervention or guide to
Sl.
entrepreneurship for percolating
Particularsthe ideas, entrepreneurs
Unit and investors
Statisticlooking for
No.
importance and roadmap for venture avenues.
1. Geographical
entrepreneurship Area
development. The training Sq. Km 21,081
focuses on building the capacity of Master Entrepreneurship Development Centre:
o
2.
trainers Longitude
for creating entrepreneurship An EDCDegreehas been 92
set .15’E
with 93omission
tothe 29’E to
awarenessLatitude
through awareness programmes becomeDegree 21o.58’
a catalyst to 24o.35’ N the
in N facilitating
Lengthand any given community,
among youth emergence of competent group of
3. North to South
understanding the process of Kms
entrepreneurs and provide277hand holding
East
entrepreneurshipto West development, Kms 121
support for entrepreneurs through spreading
International
understanding theBorders impact of awareness on entrepreneurship, promote
4. With Myanmar
entrepreneurship in the economy, learning Kms and novelty, 404impart skills
innovation
With Bangladesh
how to facilitate Start-ups and budding Kmsto prepare the youth
necessary 318 to start and
Inter State Borders
entrepreneurs, solving identified problems run their own ventures successfully through
Within
and 5.helping Assam
finding and applying new Kms
training 123 consultation
& workshops, facilitate
With Tripura
knowledge, taking action, and coping with Kms
meetings, provide mentoring 66 and facilitate
With Manipur
uncertainty and challenges that may be Kms
networking to potential and 95 early stage
Administrative
confronted. The Government Set Up has tied up entrepreneurs, and channel micro-financing
with national technical and research for startups.
institutes of repute and has trained 26 District Council No. 3
6. Trainers
Master 3. No. till
of Sub-Division
date. No.
Entrepreneurship knowledge 23 Cell: EKCs
4. No. of R.D. Block have been set up as satellite 26
No. centres of EDC
Exposure5. and No. Study
Tours: Due to the No. 1
at partner institutes in every district. The
lack of 6. No. of villages
exposure (2011 census)
to technical, financial, No. provide easier access
cells will 830 of support,
managerial and process knowhow among Census) handholding and guidance with assignment
Persons
the entrepreneurs of the State, it is necessary No. trainers and other
of Master 10,97,206
experts in each
7
Males
to organize exposure cum study tour for cell. The cells will cater to5,55,339
No. the needs of local
Females
promising entrepreneurs. Arrangement have No.
entrepreneurs and students5,41,867
by providing soft
been made to study technology transfer, (2001 – 2011)
skill trainings. The principal aim is to
8 chain,
market Absolute
value addition etc. in various developNo. 2,08,633
entrepreneurial flair in students, to
Percentage
corporations, industrial estates and startup %
make students understand 23.48%entrepreneurial
9 Population
destinations Density
within India and abroad. Per Sq.and
attitude Km entrepreneurial52 skills and to
10 No. of females per 1000 males provideNo.a platform which gives976 number of
Entrepreneurship cum Skill Development Census) outreach and awareness opportunities.
Programme: Persons
In addition to imparting No. 1,68,531
11
training Males
and skilling through the No.
Startup Hub and Incubation 85,561Centre: The
Females No.
Entrepreneurship Development Centre, EDS Government will facilitate82,970
the creation of a
has also converge with other agencies for Startup Hub in Aizawl so that entrepreneurs
conducting Persons
Entrepreneurship & Skill can beNo. provided with ideal8,48,175
conditions to
12
Development Males
Programme. The initiatives No. 4,38,529
flourish and accelerate the growth of their
will provideFemales
funding to Institutes/Partner No. 4,09,646
ventures. This will include the setting up of
Rate
Agencies engaged in promoting and % 91.33
an incubation Centre under EDC which
developing entrepreneurship in Mizoram. would provide the start-ups with necessary
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
mentoring, tech support, infrastructure,
Urban No. 5,71,771
Research funding: Provision is made for networking, and facilitating other resources
funding up to ` 10.00 lakh for conducting that may be required for the entrepreneurs to
research in selected potential and high/low create a sustainable, scalable & profitable
growth sectors in collaboration with business model.
technical/ educational/ research institutes or
reliable agencies. The objective is to The Incubator will provide fully
produce systematic enquiry into the equipped and fully functional plug-&-play
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working spaces, brainstorming rooms, video grant amount (which is a sum not exceeding
I. MIZORAM
conferencing hall, internet connectivity, AT
` 5A lakh
GLANCE
or half the estimate of the business
electricity, water, security, shared IT plan, whichever is lower) or through bank
infrastructure such as projectors, fax loan.
Sl.
machines, etc. Particulars Unit Statistic
No. The overarching objective of this
1. The
Geographical Area
existing incubation centres in Sq. Km
initiative, besides financial21,081
assistance to turn
Mizoram shall be partnered for providing ideas into action, is too spread awareness on
o
2.
additionalLongitude
mentoring and networking Degree
entrepreneurship 92 .15’Ethe
among to 93masses
29’E in
assistanceLatitude
to incubates. Educational and Degree
general 21o.58’itNamong
and to promote to 24o.35’
the Nyouth
technical Length
institutes in Mizoram will be in particular through open Competition. The
3.
encouragedNorthandtoguided
South to set up incubators Kmsgoes further by putting
initiative 277 in place a
East to West
within their premises. mechanism for monitoring 121
Kms the progress of
International Borders the ventures funded under it, provide
Need 4. Based
With MyanmarAssistance to Partner Kms and knowledge-based
institutional 404 support
Agencies: With Bangladesh
Institutions engaged in and scrutinize whether the 318
Kms fund granted is
Inter State
development Borderspromotion
and of being utilized properly.
With Assam
entrepreneurship play a vital role in Kms 123
5.
With Tripura
preparing young people to be responsible, BusinessKms Plan Contest 66 (Mizoram
With Manipur
enterprising individuals so that they can Kms
Kailawn): “Mizoram Kailawn” 95 is the
contributeAdministrative
to economicSetdevelopment
Up and branding for the business plan contest, a
sustainable communities. Recognizing the multi-stakeholder initiative with the
need to develop the infrastructure, teaching Council No. 3
objective of facilitating a state-wide societal
aids6.etc.3.ofNo. of Sub-Division
such institutions, EDS will cultureNo.that accepts and 23 appreciates
provide 4. No. of
Need-basedR.D. Block
Assistance to entrepreneurs, making it26 easier for
No.
5. No. ofAgencies
Institutes/Partner Municipalbased
Corporation
on proper No. potential entrepreneurs
promising 1 to gain
6. No. of
criteria and guidelines.villages (2011 census) No. 830
institutional support, community recognition
Total Population (2011 Census) and encouragement from family in their
Micro Persons
Startup Capital Competition journeyNo.towards entrepreneurial
10,97,206 success.
7
Males In order promote self-
(Mizoram Rahbi): No.
The highlight of the Contest5,55,339
will be outreach
Females
reliance and tap the entrepreneurial potential roadshow to all district5,41,867
No. and a four-day
Decadal
of the State and Population
to facilitateGrowth (2001 of
generation – 2011)
residential bootcamp programme which will
8 Absolute
employment through startups, the Micro hone theNo.skills and ideas 2,08,633
of the contestants.
Percentage
Startup Capital Competition or “Mizoram %
The Contest will be23.48% conducted in
9
Rahbi” Population
initiative Density
seeks to provide a Per Sq. Km with reputed52national level
collaboration
10 No.
“stepping of females
stone” for per 1000 males
emerging and early No. institutes.
management 976
stage entrepreneurs who are yet to gainCensus)
traction Persons No.
Acceleration programme: 1,68,531
11 through grant of micro capital. This The Accelerator
Males
assistance will be administered through a No. 85,561
programme will include seedinvestment,
fair contest Females
wherein business startup plan No.
connections, mentorship, 82,970
and educational
proposals will be judged by an unbiased components as assistance to businesses,
panel of experts to assist sincere enterprises typically start-ups, which have moved
12 Males No. 4,38,529
that will potentially in turn contributes to the beyond the earliest stages of getting
socio-economic development of the State. established. In addition to mentorship and
Rate % 91.33
The cascading effect of forward and investment opportunities, the business
backward linkages of these ventures is also accelerator will facilitate access to logistical
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
expected to generate significant direct and and technical resources as well as shared
Urban No. 5,71,771
indirect employment. office space, if necessary, in collaboration
with other incubation centres. An accelerator
As risk-taking is an integral part of will also connect companies to networks of
entrepreneurship and risk free investment peers whose experience they can learn from.
almost never succeeds, the winners will be The selection of businesses/ start-ups for
expected to match fund required for their acceleration will be competition based.
business plan that is over and above the
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Regulations: Reforms to produce business- for accepting easier qualification for startups
I.
friendly regulatory framework will be MIZORAM AT
in Apublic
GLANCEprocurement, simplifying business
initiated in cooperation with relevant State compliance requirements, providing
departments for single window clearance, incentives, subsidies tax exemptions etc. A
easeSl.of doing business, easier filing of
Particulars greaterUnit
amount of awareness and motivation
Statistic
No. etc. The Government will also
patents campaign among the youth is also required.
1. avenues
explore Geographical Area
for providing subsidies and Sq. Km study co-financed
A recent 21,081 by the
reimbursement facilities, relaxation of Entrepreneurship Development Scheme on
o o
2. procurement
public Longitude norms for startups etc. Degree
General Enterprising92Tendency
.15’E to 93 29’E Mizo
among
o
Latitude YouthDegree
using GET21 Test, to 24o.35’
.58’ N found N the
that
Impact ofLength
the Entrepreneurship enterprising tendency scores for students all
3.
Movement North to South across Kms
the State was medium, 277 with those in
East to West Kms
Aizawl having the highest score 121 and those in
International Borders Siaha the lowest. On an average, male
There has been a marked increase in
4. With Myanmar Kms
respondents score higher404than female
entrepreneurial activity
With Bangladesh
since the
implementation of the Entrepreneurship respondents in 4 of the 318
Kms 5 enterprising
Inter State Borders attributes - „need for achievement‟, „need for
Development
With Assam
Scheme since 2017. Kms „creative tendency‟, 123 „calculated
5.
Awareness on entrepreneurship programmes autonomy‟,
With Tripura Kms
risk taking‟ – while female 66 respondents
have covered all the districts of Mizoram
With Manipur
and are conducted as a stand alone or in scored higher in „drive and95determination‟.
Kms
Administrative Set Up It was also found that students studying
combination
1. No. with other entrepreneurial
of District
events on a regular basis. Contributory scienceNo. subjects have 11 highest mean
2. No. of Autonomous District Council enterprising No. tendency score in3 comparison to
funding totaling ` 241.08 lakh has been
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division studentsNo. studying arts and 23 commerce
granted to 57 startups that were selected
subjects. Finally, a negative 26
correlation was
through open competition mode. Of these,
identified between age and enterprising
32 are women led startups. 60 other
6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. of respondent students
tendencies 830 of all the
promising startups have been identified by
Total Population (2011 Census) eight districts. This implies that when the
winning business plan contests organized in
age of respondents increases, their
collaboration
7 with IIM Calcutta Innovation
Males No. tendencies decreases
enterprising 5,55,339 and vice
Park. Two incubation centres have sprung
Females No. 5,41,867 to nurture
versa. It is, therefore, important
up viz. Mizoram University Incubation
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) the entrepreneurial tendencies of the youth
Centre and BioNEST Incubator, with the
8 Absolute No. age.
at a younger 2,08,633
former currently incubating 13 startup. The
Percentage % 23.48%
Economic
9
Survey of India 2019-20 has
Population Density Per Sq. Km 52
identified Mizoram among 6
other states No. 976
(and the only one in the NER) as having the
highest overall entrepreneurial activity.
11
Males No. 85,561
MuchFemales
still remains to be done in this No. 82,970
sector. Government rules
Literacy (2011 need to be in place
Census)
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
……
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
2019-20 ~ 78
~ 5~~
XIII. SERVICES SECTOR

Services Sector makes an important Mizoram Rural Bank, Mizoram Co-
contribution to GSDP by providing jobs, operative Apex Bank and State Bank of
Sl.
inputs Particulars Unitthe major credit Statistic
No. and public services for the economy. India are contributors to this
Public
1. Geographical Area Transport
Administration, & sector. Among
Sq. Km these three banks highest
21,081
Communications
Geographical services,
LocationBanking & Credit-Deposit Ratio (CDR) is maintained
Financial
2. services,
Longitude Education, Healthcare, by Mizoram
Degree Co-Operative
92o.15’EApex
to 93oBank
29’E with
and other social security instruments
Latitude C-D Degree
Ratio at 58.8321 followed
o
.58’ N to 24by.35’
o Mizoram
N
improve Length
the economic performance of the Rural Bank with C-D Ratio at 47.45 trailed
state3.andNorth
provide a range of traditional as
to South by State
KmsBank of India with 277C-D Ratio at
well as newEast avenues
to West of economic activity. 29.41. Kms
Performance of the 121 8 north eastern
The development of theBorders
International sector also promotes states (including Sikkim) based on data
and 4.addsWithvalue to the agricultural and
Myanmar available
Kmsupto 2017-2018 404 shows that the
industrialWith Bangladesh
sector creating important forward Kms 318
share of services in total gross state value
and backwardState
Inter Borders thus playing a
linkages, added (GSVA) was more than 45 per cent in
major With Assam Kms 123
5. role in reducing inequalities in the 5 states.
With
distribution of Tripura
income in the economy. Kms 66
With Manipur Sectoral Share of the North 95
Kms Eastern States
Administrative
1. GROSS VALUE ADDED IN THE Set Up (2017-18)
SERVICES SECTOR S
States
Agricultur
Industry Services
2. No. of Autonomous District Council N No. e & Allied 3
6. As3. per
No.the
of Sub-Division
provisional estimates for No. 23
1 Mizoram 28.48 25.76 45.76
Gross State Value Added (GSVA), services No. 26
Arunachal
5. No.recorded
of Municipal 2 33.39 124.1 42.51
sector growth a Corporation
very moderate No.
Pradesh
increase in 2018-19 at 8.33 per cent rate 3 Assam 17.68 34.49 47.83
from 8.12 per cent in 2017-18 which is 4 Manipur 21.49 10,97,206
13.38 65.13
Persons No.
lower 7 than the average growth recorded
Males 5 Meghalaya
No. 20.05 5,55,339
20.98 58.97
since 2012-2013Females (National growth rate of No.
6 Nagaland 33.58 5,41,867
12.36 54.06
the sectorDecadal
was aPopulation
moderate Growth
7.5 percent
(2001 in
– 2011) 7 Sikkim 11.03 61.24 27.73
2018-19).
8 Tripura 34.31 25.97 39.72
Percentage % 23.48%
9 The main tangible
Population Density contributors of Per Sq. Km 52
this 10
growth in the services sectors
No. of females per 1000 males in case of 2. ECONOMIC
No. SERVICES 976
Mizoram 0are Public Administration,
– 6 Population (2011 Census)Trade
and Commerce, PersonsEducation, Health, and Trade No.and Commerce 1,68,531
11
Other Services.Males Growth of the sector No. 85,561
continues toFemales
underperform agriculture and Development of Border
No. 82,970 Trade with
Literacy
manufacturing (2011growth,
sector Census) even though whom Mizoram share 722 km long
Persons
the sector is the main contributor to the State No.
International border is an8,48,175
important goal of
12 Males
Income contributing more than 45 percent to the State Government for4,38,529
No. reaping economic
total GSVA Females
during 2018-2019 as compared No.and for furthering
benefits, 4,09,646
the ideals and
Rate
to the contribution of the Services Sector to %
objective of the Act East 91.33policy mainly
the National Gross Value Added which was through regulation of markets and market
13 Rural
54.17 percent during 2018-19. Share of No. 5,25,435
yards/ village markets/interstate trade,
Urban No. 5,71,771
services sector has been declining steadily collection of toll taxes, and framing export
from 2011-2012 onwards, its share declining strategy.
from 59.43 percent in 2011-2012
Marginal workers
to 45.76 in No. 71,675
2018-2019. Credit flow from Scheduled The objective of Act East Policy is to
Commercial Banks operating in the State promote economic cooperation, cultural ties
increased significantly from ` 16395.3 lakh and develop strategic relationship with
in 2017-2018 to ` 33943.07 lakh in 2018- countries in the Asia-Pacific region through
2019 showing a percentage change of continuous engagement at bilateral, regional
107.03 percent over the previous year. and multilateral levels thereby providing
79 ~
enhanced connectivity to the States of North There are currently more than 220
I.
Eastern Region with other countries in our MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
Govt. owned market sheds catering to local
neighbourhood. Efforts base on at bilateral domestic trade across the State, mostly in
and regional levels to develop and agricultural and allied produce, providing
Sl.
strengthen connectivityParticulars
of Northeast with livelihood
Unit to families Statisticand a source of
No.
ASEAN region through trade, culture, revenue to the Government of Mizoram.
1. Geographical
people-to-people Area and physical
contacts Sq. Km 21,081
Geographical
infrastructure Location
(road, airport, Constraints and Challenges: There is
o
2. Longitude
telecommunication, power, etc.). Major urgentDegree need for92o .15’E to 93o29’E and
establishing
projects Latitude
like Kaldan Multi Modal Transit Degree
institutionalising wholesale to 24o.35’ and
21 .58’ N markets, N to
TransportLength
Project, Rih-Tidim Road Project, formulate an effective state marketing and
and 3.Border
North to South expected to enhance
Haatsare trade Kms
policy in the light277 of the steady
East to West
connectivity with our neighbour ASEAN Kms
progress towards transformation 121 in the
Countries.International Borders agricultural practices of subsistence farming
4. With Myanmar Kms
to commercial cultivation. 404
With Bangladesh
Border Trade with Myanmar: For the Kms 318
Inter State Borders
improvement of trade and development of
closer With Assam Kms and Communication
Transport 123 Services
5. ties/bonds with Myanmar, site
With Tripura
preparation for Border Trade Centres at Kms 66
With Manipur
Vaphai, Farkawn and Sangau was initiated Kms
Transport services, 95 mainly in the
Administrative Set
with funding from the ASIDE & TIES Up form of public transport are being rendered
Scheme 1. of No.
the ofGovt.
District
of India. A joint by theNo.State Government11 through the
meeting of India & Myanmar delegates wereDistrict Council Mizoram No.State Transport Services 3 (MSTS)
6. 3.rd No. of Sub-Division
held on 3 December, 2019 at Aizawl on No. 23
connecting important towns and villages
4. No.
issues related of R.D. Trade
to Border Block Development. within No.the state, and with 26 neighbouring
5. No. of Municipal Corporation states No.
like Assam and Meghalaya. 1 The
6. No. of villages
Border Trade with Bangladesh: To (2011 census) No. 830
transport services rendered by the State in
promote Total tradePopulation
between (2011 Census)
India and terms of domestic travel within and outside
Bangladesh Persons
the Ministry of Commerce No.are a very small10,97,206
the State proportion. Even
7
Males
allocated ` 2.48 crores under the CIB No. 5,55,339
though passenger trains are yet to connect
Scheme to Females set up bordertownship for No. there is a Railway
the state 5,41,867 Out Agency
international trade. Land has been acquired (2001 – 2011)
where Computerised Railway seat
8 Absolute
for Integrated Check Post at Kawrpuichhuah No.
reservations are done 2,08,633
for travelling to
Percentage
near Tlabung.The Govt. of Bangladesh was % 23.48%
various destinations throughout India. This
9
requested Population
to reactivate Density
LCS at Thegamukh Per Sq.
Agency Kmdirect interface 52
has with the people
which had remained dormant since 1965 males coming No.from inside and 976
outside the State.
which has huge potential for export of Census) Bulk of the domestic transport services are
ginger, Persons chow-chow (squash),
chillies, providedNo.by private parties. 1,68,531
Most common
11
Males
passion fruit, anthurium etc, and for import form ofNo.
travel is by private 85,561
„sumo‟ services,
Females No. 82,970
which is most efficient considering the size,
of cement, iron and steel, garments, and gas
etc. Literacy (2011 Census) condition and topography of roads.
Persons No. of goods is also
Transport 8,48,175
mostly „by road‟
12 Males No. 4,38,529
with private trucks and „pick ups‟.
Border Trade Facilitation Centre (TFC),
Females No. of taxes on
Collection 4,09,646
vehicles and
Lawngtlai: Construction work for site
Rate %
registration of commercial 91.33
as well as private
development and Building Block „A‟ has
Population (2011 Census) vehicles are undertaken by the Transport
been completed with ` 216.00 lakh received
13 Rural No.
Department. 5,25,435
as first instalment. The TFC is expected to
Urban No. 5,71,771
be important infrastructure for and when
LCS Zorinpui functions full fledged.
80 ~
Revenue Earned in the Sector during the last 3 (three) years

I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE (` in lakh)
Sl. Items 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
No. target achieved target achieved target achieved
1 Sl.Taxes on vehiclesParticulars
2303.44 2575.47 2377.88Unit 3158.16 2567.64
Statistic 3836.33
No.
2 Passenger and goods 318.00 354.58 320 382.93 252 449.46
1. Sq. Km 21,081
tax Geographical Area
3 Supplies and 2.12 5.01 2.12 2.83o 2.50 00
2. Longitude Degree 92 .15’E to 93o29’E
Disposals
4 Road Transport 213 189.99 200.00 162.58 216.00 224.66
Length
3. Grand
North Total
to South 2836.56 3125.05 2900.00Kms 3706.51 3038.14
277 4510.46
(Source:East
Transport
to WestDepartment) Kms 121
4. Operational Performance of MST Buses
With Myanmar Kms during 2018-19 404
Performance
Sl.With
No.Bangladesh Particulars Kms 318
Inter State Borders during 2018-19
1. Assam
With Average number of vehicles held Kms 123 42
5. 2. Average number of vehicles on road
With Tripura Kms 6615
3. Manipur
With Percentage of utilization of vehicles Kms 9536
4 No. of passengers
Administrative Set Up carried 65510
1.5. No. of
Number
Districtof employees No. 335
11
2.6. No. of
Employees
Autonomous Vehicle
Districtratio
Council No. 31:8
6. 3.7. No. of
Average no. of routes operated
Sub-Division No. 2314
4.8. No. of
NoR.D.
of routes
Block operated at the end of the No. year 2617
9. Route kilometers
5. No. of Municipal Corporation (average route length)No. 2034
1
10. No. of
6. Kilometers operated
villages (2011 (in lakh)
census) No. 830
(a) Gross
Total Population (2011 Census) 7.16
Persons (b) Effective No. 6.98
10,97,206
7
Males (c) Dead No. 0.18
5,55,339
11.Females
Percentage of dead kilometers to gross No. kilometers 5,41,867
2.48
Decadal
12. Population Growth (2001 – 2011)
Average kilometers covered per bus per day 64.51
8 13.Absolute
Number of accidents No. 2,08,633
nil
14. Percentage
Occupancy ratio % 23.48%
102.05
9 Population
15. LoadDensity
factor% Per Sq. Km 5277
10 No. 16. of females per 1000
Kilometers malesper litres of DieselNo.
obtained 976
3.20
11
Males
Establishment of Automated Inspection No.
Civil Aviation 85,561
& CertificationFemales Centre: A Tripartite No. 82,970
agreement was signed on 21 December, st
The airport at Lengpui, about an
Persons
2017 for establishment of Automated hour‟s No.
drive 8,48,175
from the capital city of Aizawl,
12 Males No. 4,38,529
is the only airport servicing the whole State,
Inspection and Certification (I&C) Centre at
Females serves No.
as a lifeline for the4,09,646
State. At present,
Hlimen, with the Ministry of Road
Rate there are%2 (two) domestic 91.33
airlines operating
Transport & Highways (MoRTH), Govt. of
Population (2011 Census) viz., Air India and Go Air (Indigo Airlines is
India and Central Institute of Road
13 Rural expectedNo. to start functioning
5,25,435from 29the
Transport (CIRT), Pune. The total project
Urban No.
February 2020). Destinations 5,71,771from Aizawl
cost is ` 1550.00 lakh. Construction work is
Total Workers (2011 Census) are Guwahati, Imphal, Kolkatta, and Delhi.
being processed under the supervision of
14 Main workers It is a No.
domestic airport 4,15,030
that is constructed
Mizoram PWD. The project will enable
rigorous inspection of “In Use” motor and managed by the State Government. The
vehicles and to remove the defects before terminal building of Lengpui Airport is
they are allowed to ply on road. designed to cater to 300 in coming and 300
out going passengers, but as of now, the
81 ~
average footfall is 450 in coming and 450 dignitaries and the general public alike, a
out going every day. With the recentI. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
large number of life saving sorties have been
installation of ILS at Lengpui Airport, there carried out. For the helicopter service, the
has been a marked improvement in the State Government has wet leased only one
Sl.
reliabilityand punctuality of flights. Dauphin helicopter whichStatistic
connects at least 2
Particulars Unit
No.
Installation of enroute DVOR is being under destinations in a day. The helicopter service
1.
progress Geographical
at Hmunpui Area village near Lengpui ply Sq.between
Km Aizawl 21,081 and District
Geographical
Airport.Once the Location
equipment is Headquarters with 75% subsidyo from the
o
2. Longitude
commissioned, it will be the last reporting Degree
Ministry of Home 92 .15’E toand
Affairs, 93 29’E
the State
o o
Latitude
point for all aircraft destined for eastern contributing 25%, part of which is.35’
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 N
recovered
countries.Length
This will also facilitate in from passenger fares. However, a large
3.
converting North
thetoairport
South to an International numberKmsof townships 277 requested the
East to West
Airport, provided the runway is widened and Kms to extend the 121
department service to their
lengthened.International
ThereforeBordersUpgradation and respective place. For this purpose, MHA is
strengthening Myanmar
4. With of infrastructure of Lengpui Kms to accord permission
requested 404 for wet
With Bangladesh
Airport is the need of the hour so that bigger Kms
leasing of one bigger helicopter318 and the
Inter State Borders
aircrafts and cargo planes can be encouraged matter is still pending with them.
to 5.land,WithandAssamfacilities extended and Kms 123
With Tripura
improved so that it can cater to at least 3000 Kms 66
Year Revenue Income
With Manipur
passenger footfall per day. The airport Kms 95
2012 – 2013 ` 227.13 lakh
Administrative
acquires additional Set Upimportance in
significant 2013 – 2014 ` 205.10 lakh
the light of the State‟s efforts to develop its 2014 – 2015 ` 204.18 lakh
2.
Tourism sector.No. of Autonomous District Council No. 3
2015 – 2016 ` 310.08 lakh
2016 – 2017 `281.48 lakh
The Helicopter Service within No. 26
2017 – 2018 `214.81 lakh
Mizoram 5.hasNo. of Municipal
greatly Corporation
benefitted the public No.
2018 – 2019
1
` 325.28 lakh
especially those residing in rural areas. In No. 830
addition toTotal Population
providing swift(2011 Census) to
transportation
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Females Helicopter/Airline Services
No. 5,41,867
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2019
2011) 2018-2019
Sl. 8 Absolute No of Passengers No. No of2,08,633
Passengers
Month
Percentage % 23.48%
No. Helicopter Airlines Helicopter 52 Airlines
9 Population Density Per Sq. Km
Services Services
No.
Services 976 Services
1 April 556
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) 4171 1029 9189
2 May Persons 885 5358
No. 943 1,68,531 9431
11
3 June Males 672 No.
5278 661 85,561 8375
4 July Females 412 No.
5840 692 82,970 10031
5 August 579 5321 963 9416
6 12Setember Males 758 4838
No. 1068 4,38,529 9027
7 OctoberFemales 931 7267
No. 957 4,09,646 9434
8 NovemberRate 923 11449% 861 91.33 9573
9 Population
December (2011 Census) 972 11710 893 9541
13
10 January Rural No. 1022 5,25,435 10387
Urban No. 5,71,771
11 February 675 5245
12 14March Main workers No. 1016 4,15,030 3819
Total
Marginal workers 6688 61232
No. 10780 71,675 103468
Daily Passenger Footfall
25 227 29 278
(Average)
82 ~
Telecom & Digital Connectivity service providers (caused in part by

technical and/or topographical challenges)
In the emerging digital era, digital which has compelled many to subscribe to
connectivity is indispensable for increasing multiple networks to stay connected. Here
Sl.
productivity and expanding the market. It is too, solution lies in higher investment in
all No.
the more relevant for a relatively remote infrastructure and adoption of better
state1.likeGeographical
Mizoram. Here, Area the challenge of Sq. Km
technology. 21,081
extending the coverage of telecom and
2. to
internet Longitude
every corner is exacerbated by Degree 92o.15’E to
Digital connectivity
o
is 93also
29’Ecrucial
o o
Latitude
the hilly terrain and inaccessibility of many for efficiency in governance and Nbetter
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’
locations.Length public service delivery. Internet connection
3. North to South to the Kms
districts and rural areas277 is still very
East to West
Even at present, 252 villages are still Kms
poor in Mizoram. Therefore, 121 various
identified as mobile uncovered villages.It is programmes are in the pipeline to address
4. With Myanmar
conservatively estimated that it will require Kmssuch as installing404
the issue, Gigabit Passive
With Bangladesh
the installation of at least another 246 OpticalKmsNetwork (GPON) system 318 for offices
Inter State
mobile towers Borders
to enable a minimal coverage in the capital, providing Inter District
for 5.theseWith Assam This would still leave
villages. Kms Network via Air
Wireless 123 Fiber and
With Tripura
pockets of no network coverage in between Kms
connecting all the district 66 & block
With
settlements. Manipur Kms 95
headquarters with the state capital through
Administrative Set Up Mizoram State Wide Area Network
This is contrasted prima facie by the (MSWAN). The Common 11 Service Centre
high proportion of subscription base andDistrict Council No. 3
(CSC) Scheme envisions CSCs as the front-
6.
teledensity3. No. of Sub-Division
(measured as telephone No. points for Government,
end delivery 23 private
connections per 100 individuals). For a and social sector services to 26
No. rural citizens of
population 5. ofNo. of Municipal
about Corporation
13 lakh (2019 projected India, No.
in an integrated manner. 1 The e-
population) the total telephone subscription No. 830
District State Roll Out Project will providing
base (wireline+wireless) is 13.4Census)
lakh, and support to district administrations to enable
Persons
the 7teledensity is 121.79 (the national contentNo.development of 10,97,206
government to
average stands Males at 90.52) as per the Indian citizen No.
(G2C) services. The 5,55,339
e-Bharat project
Females Performance Indicators
Telecom Services No. to roll out e-Governance
is intended 5,41,867 as well
for July-Sept, 2019. It may be postulated (2001 – 2011)
as m-Governance programme throughout the
that 8 this apparent
Absolute contradiction of low State. No.
Finally, Bharat Net 2,08,633
project aims to
Percentage
network coverage versus high teledensity %
connect all 763 Village 23.48% Councils in
could9 be due
Population Density and inconsistent
to the sporadic Per Sq. Km
Mizoram. 52
10 No.
network of females
service given perby 1000 malestelecom
various No. 976
11 District-wise Number of Mobile Connections (2018-19)
Males No. 85,561
Females AIR- No. VODAFONE 82,970
SN District
Literacy (2011 Census) BSNL AIR-CEL IDEA JIO TOTAL
TEL & IDEA
Mamit Persons 29,339 6,175 0 0 No. 4,472 8,48,175
20,373 60,359
1
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Kolasib
2 Females 32,155 14,408 0 0
No. 11,813 24,938
4,09,646 83,314
3 Aizawl Rate 2,05,485 69,984 0 0 % 1,05,932 91.33

1,57,479 5,38,880
Population
Champhai (2011
58,259 Census)
4,117 0 0 11,595 17,497 91,468
4
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
5 SerchhipUrban 26,440 34,992 0 0 No. 7,129 16,337
5,71,771 84,898
6 Total Workers
Lunglei (2011 Census)
54,494 24,700 0 0 14,986 48,311 1,42,491
7 Lawngtlai 26,511 30,875 0 0 2,724 10,926 71,036
8 Siaha 24,883 20,584 0 0 1,437 16,282 63,186
Total 4,57,566 2,05,835 0 0 1,60,088 3,12,143 11,35,632
83 ~
Number ofI.
PostMIZORAM
Offices, Postmen
AT&ALetter
GLANCEBoxes (2018-19)
Head Sub Branch Letter boxes Village Postmen

SN District Post Post Post (excluding those at (Rural delivering
Sl. Office Offices Offices post office) staff)
1 No. Mamit 0 4 31 16 31
2 1. Kolasib
Geographical Area 0 4 24 Sq. Km 27 21,08124
3 Geographical Location
Aizawl 1 15 97 75 97
4 2. Champhai
Longitude 0 4 59 Degree 30 92o.15’E to 9359o
29’E
5 Serchhip
Latitude 0 4 22 Degree 19 21 .58’ N to 2422.35’ N
o o
6 Lunglei
Length 0 5 65 33 65
7 Lawngtlai 0 1 17 22 17
8 Siaha 0 1 29 26 29
East to West
Total: 1 38 344 Kms 248 121 344
Banking With
4. Myanmar Services
and Financial centres.Kms
There are still many404 villages devoid
With Bangladesh Kms
of banking services even with 318a radius of 80-
Inter
The State
total Borders
bank branches functioning 100 kms. The main reason is scattered
as on With Assam villagesKmswith small number123of households
5. 31.03.2019 stood at 228 against 205
With Tripura
bank branches as on 31.03.2018 showing an which makes branch banking66unviable.
Kms
With Manipur Kms 95
increase of 11.22%.
Administrative Set Up Credit-Deposit Ratio (CDR): The deposits,
Bank Branch Network in Mizoram (As on advances and CD Ratio 11 of Commercial
31.03.2019): The population (as per 2011 Council No.
Banks, Mizoram Rural Bank, 3 Mizoram
6. served
Census) 3. No. perof Sub-Division
branch comes to 4812. No. Apex Bank and 23
Cooperative MUCO Bank in
However,4. theNo.location
of R.D. Block
of branches in the No.are given below: 26
the State
State has5.been No.skewed
in cities and urban No. 1
Total Population (2011 Census) (ìn crore)
Persons 2017-18 No. 10,97,206
2018-19
7
AgencyMales No. 5,55,339
Deposits Advances CD Ratio Deposits Advances CD Ratio
Commercial Banks 6822.25 2985.38 43.76 6908.55 2252.32 32.60
Mizoram
8 Rural Bank
Absolute 2147.95 1089.33 50.72
No. 2595.05 1231.40
2,08,633 47.45
MCAB Ltd. Percentage 873.75 473.42 54.18
% 964.77 567.55
23.48% 58.83
MUCO9 BankPopulation
Ltd. Density58.19 31.75 Per Sq. Km 63.80
54.56 52
32.98 51.69
10 No. ofTotal females per9902.14
1000 males 4579.88 No. 10532.17
46.25 976
4084.25 38.78
Deposits Persons
& Advances: PriorityNo.Sector Lending: 1,68,531
The total loans
11
Males and advances disbursed to 85,561
No. priority sector i.e.
Deposits: The Females
total deposits registered an No. Industry and 82,970
Agriculture, Service sector by
absolute increase of ` 630.03 crore from all banks in the State as on 31.03.2019 is
`9902.14 crore Persons
at the end of March 2018 to No. lakh against `87082.39
`76807.85 8,48,175 lakh as
12
`10532.17 Malesat the end of March 2019,
crore No.
on 31.03.2018. 4,38,529
Females
showing a growth 6.36% during the period. No. 4,09,646
Rate %
Hence, during 2018-19 91.33 it is found
Advances: The total advances decreased to that advances to Agri & Allied Sector has a
13 Rural
` 4084.25 crore as on March 2019 from share ofNo.19.17% of the total5,25,435
advance while
Urban
`4579.88 crore as on March 2018, No.
the RBI norm is 18%. 5,71,771
registeringTotal Workers
a fall (2011 Census)
of -10.82%. The CD Ratio
14 Main workers
correspondingly declines to 38.78 from No. The recovery4,15,030
Recovery: position of the
46.25. Marginal workers banks No.operating in the71,675 State (as on
31.03.2019) under Priority Sector may be
observed from the table below:
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(ìn lakh)
I. 2018-19
MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
(as on 31.03.2019)
Demand Recovery Recovery %
Sl. Commercial Banks 11157.69 5996.84 54
Mizoram Rural Particulars
Banks 30315.24 Unit
28546.99 Statistic
94
No.
1. MCAB Ltd.
Geographical Area 8115.87 6612.86
Sq. Km 81
21,081
MUCO Bank Ltd.
Geographical Location 499.81 378.01 76
o o
2. LongitudeTotal 50088.61 Degree
41534.70 92 .15’E to
8393 29’E
LengthCollection under Different Small Savings Schemes in Mizoram
3. North to South Kms 277 (` inlakh)
SN East to West
Name of Schemes Kms
2015 - 16 2016 - 17 2017121
- 18 2018 - 19
1 International Borders
2 3 4 3 4
1
4. PostWith Myanmar
Office Saving Scheme
Kms 11,816.06
89,090.20
404
1726.1 13704.55
2 PostInter
OfficeState
Recurring Deposits
Borders 36,107.60 3,280.55 4.7 2094.41
3 PostWith
OfficeAssam
Time Deposits (1,2,3,5 yrs) Kms 2,593.60
27,843.30 123
1758.2 2719.17
5.
4 With Tripura
Monthly Income Scheme Kms
301.33 331.14 66
2759.5 190.45
With Manipur Kms 95
5 National Savings Certificate -VIII 442.76 118.08 120 0
6 National
1. No.Savings Certificate - IX
of District 0
No. 0 11 0 0
7 2. No.
Deposits of Autonomous
Scheme District
for Retired Govt. Council
Employees No.
112.75 10.50 3
324.2 0
8 Others (EMO/IMO/UPMO) 188.39 139.76 39.91 15.05
9 Public
5. Provident Fund
No. of Municipal Corporation 11.36
No. 14.96 104.9
1 28.53
10 6. Post
Speed No. of villages (2011 census) No.
385.63 207.97 830
576.44 438.88
11 Total
NREGS Population (2011 Census) 1,349.26 664.57 0 0
12 7 Post Office Cumulative Time Deposits 0 2.25 0 0
Males No. 5,55,339
13 NationalFemales
Savings Scheme 1992 0
No. 0 5,41,8670 0
14 Decadal Population
Indira Vikas Patra Growth (2001 – 2011) 0 0 0 0
15
8 Absolute
Kisan Vikas Patra
No.
0 232.95
2,08,633
524 10103.96
Percentage % 23.48%
16 9 National Saving Scheme
Population Density1987 101.36
Per Sq. Km 0 52 0 277.65
17 10Postal
No.Life
of Insurance
females per
(PLI)1000 males No.
363.60 398.15 976
358.67 29572.65
18 0 – 6 Population (2011 Census)
Rural Postal Life Insurance (RPLI) 118.12 229.31 133.41 174.95
19 11Sale of Postage Stamps 46.03 48.13 38 22.08
Males No. 85,561
20 FemalesCertificate
Social Security No.
0 0 82,970 0 0
21 Literacy
Savings Bank (2011
Target Census) 0.01 0.01 550 600.00
22 Sukanya Samriddhi Account (SSA) 80.00 87.00 0 154.43
12 Males No. 4,38,529
23 Other-Senior Citizen Savings Scheme
Females 0
No. 0 264.5
4,09,646 433.48
Rate Total: % 20,174.99
1,56,541.70 91.33 60,530.24
9,282.53
13
Tourism Rural
Sector No.
most suited 5,25,435 adventure
for eco tourism,
Urban No.
tourism, cultural and ethnic 5,71,771
tourism etc. As
Tourism Sector has been lauded as of now, possibly due to the absence of a
14 the most
having Mainpotential
workers for contributing to proper No.
tourism policy, the 4,15,030
sector is yet to
Marginal workers
the economic growth and development for No. 71,675
take off in a beneficial manner and the
the State. The climatic condition of the advantages largely un exploited. At present
State, its natural untouched vegetation and there are Sixty Six (66) tourist facilities in
virgin forests, rolling hills and valleys are operation owned bythe State Govt. To
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encourage PPP in tourism sector,  Winter Festival 2018 was organised at

management of 20 nos of I. MIZORAM
these facilities AT ATuirial
GLANCEAirfield during 13-15th December
have been handed over to private parties for 2018 to promote festival tourism. Other
a tenure of 10-15 years. festivals and events such as Mizoram
Sl. Music
Particulars UnitFestival 2018, Statistic
Zofest 2018 and
No.
Achievements During 2018-19 in the Mizoram Open FAICAT-II Accuracy
1.
Sector Geographical Area Sq. Km
Championship 21,081 2018 were
cum Festival
 11 new students were sponsored by the also organised with ofunding from NEC.
2. Govt
State Longitude
to undergo B.Sc, Craft Course Degree 92 .15’E to 93o29’E
Latitude Course in hospitality
and Diploma 21oTourism
DegreeEarned by
Revenue 24o.35’ N
.58’ N to Department
Length
services at Institute of Hotel Management
3. North to South KmsYear 277 in Lakh
Revenue
Guwahati and Institute of Hotel
East to West Kms
2015-2016 121
222.01
management, Shillong.
International Borders 2016-2017 235.91
 Representatives of the State participated
in International Tourism Mart (ITM) held 2017-2018 250.10
at Agartala, Bharat Parv at New Delhi, 2018-19 294.25
Inter State Borders
TTF atWith
Kolkata
Assam
and N.E Festival at New Kms 123
5.
Delhi as part of its marketing activities to
With Tripura Kms 66
showcase
Withtourism
Manipurproducts of the State in Kms 95
the domestic and international
Administrative Set Up markets.
Tourist Arrival to Mizoram
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division
Year Domestic No. Foreign 23Total
4. No. of R.D.
2015-2016 Block 66583 No. 830 2667413
6. No. 2016-2017
of villages (2011 census) 67223 No. 987 83068210
Total 2017-2018
Population (2011 Census) 68679 1155 69834
2018-2019
Persons 88122 No. 1644 89766
10,97,206
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Opportunities and Prospects: Tourism
Females handicrafts,
No. cottage and household
5,41,867 enterprises,
sector and its related
Decadal industry
Population have(2001
Growth to be micro financing and cooperative banking etc.,
– 2011)
developed
8 inAbsolute
a sustainable and integrated activities
No.are undertaken by the state through
2,08,633
manner so that Mizoram becomes a major
Percentage various channels.
% 23.48%
national
9 and
Population international
Density tourism Per Sq. Km 52
destination by formulation
10 No. of females per 1000 males of a sound A
No. scheme for Integrated
976 Cooperative
Tourism 0Policy and Master
– 6 Population Plan against
(2011 Census) Development Project Phase - II (ICDP Phase-
which projects Personsand schemes can be II), which
No. is a Central 1,68,531
Sector Scheme is
11
formulated for Malesinfrastructure development implemented
No. in the state. During
85,561 the current
and its associated
Females requirements. Private year i.e.
No.2019-20 which 82,970
is the fourth and
sector participation
Literacy (2011and Census)
investments may be final year of its implementation, a total of `
encouraged Persons
for creation of quality tourist 596.627 No. lakhs was allocated
8,48,175 for the
infrastructure.
12 Culture of the Mizos & its
Males implementation
No. of ICDP Phase-II in
4,38,529
ethos, love Females
for music and open society Mizoram No.(Selected district areAizawl {West
4,09,646
characterisedRate
by intrinsic hospitality is most & East}, % Lunglei, Champhai, 91.33Kolasib and
favourable to the blossoming of the Tourist
Population (2011 Census) Serchhip).
13
industry. TheRural
State stands to gain terms of No. 5,25,435
income Urban
generation, employment No.
The future prospects5,71,771
of Cooperative
opportunities, and overall development. Societies depends upon the ability of the
14 Main workers No.
State Government 4,15,030
to effectively harness
CooperativeMarginal
Societiesworkers No. it as an important
and utilize 71,675 tool and
mechanism for economic development
To improve financial viability of Co- from the grassroots.
operatives and to strengthen credit structure in
agriculture and allied activities, handloom and
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District wise growth of Cooperative Societies in Mizoram for fiscal year 2017-2018
DISTRICT (excluding ADC area)
Sl.
Particulars Total
No. Mamit Kolasib Aizawl Serchhip Champhai Lunglei State Level
Sl.
1 No.No. of Societies 55 109 590 112 219 210 11 1306
1. Membership
Geographical Area Sq. Km 21,081
2 Geographical 1884Location5129 22887 6309 8895 6657 51761
(Nos.)
o o
2. ShareLongitude
Capital Degree 92 .15’E to 93 29’E
3 76.74 95.32 841.03 155.52 275.04 135.98 952.44 o
(` inLatitude
lakh) Degree 21o.58’ N to 24 .35’2542.02
N
Length
Working
4 3. CapitalNorth to South285.72 350.20 2753.96 265.22 Kms 79.22 277
243.63 122604.25 126582.20
(` inEast
lakh)to West Kms 121
4.
District wiseWithnumber
Myanmarof cooperative societies for 2017-18 Kms 404
Inter State Borders
DISTRICTS (excluding ADCs)
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
State Level
Aizawl
Champhai
Sl.
Serchhip
Kolasib
Lunglei
With Manipur
Particulars Kms 95 Total
Mamit
No.
Administrative Set Up A
1. No. of District AE No. 11
W
1 Credit Banking 2 16 6 - 4 3 8 39
2 Industrial
4. No. of R.D. Block 1 3 8 20
No. 9 8 326 52
3 5. No. of Municipal Corporation
Multipurpose 1 3 30 No. 40 6 44 161 140
6. No. of&villages (2011
Dairy census)
Livestock No. 830
4 - 14 27 21 6 23 29 120
Multi-Commodity
5 7 PiggeryPersons 5 26 60 No. 50 19 31 10,97,206
38 229
Males No. 5,55,339
6 Handloom & Weaving
Females - 3 88 No. 62 16 8 14
5,41,867 191
7 Decadal Population Growth (2001
Consumer 7 – 2011)
5 25 17 14 12 16 96
8 8 ServiceAbsolute 4 6 6 No.
4 3 9 2,08,633
2 34
Percentage % 23.48%
9 Fishery 5 4 2 2 7 7 24 51
Farming includingperFruits &
1010 No. of females 1000 males 28 19 44 No. 43 25 53 42976 254
Vegetable Growers
11 PoultryPersonsFarming - 2 7 No.
7 - - 1,68,531
- 16
11
12 Canteen Males - 2 1 No.
1 - 3 85,561
2 9
13 Labour
Females - 2 1
No.
1 - 3
82,970
- 7
14 Sericulture Persons - 3 11 No. - 3 8 6
8,48,175 31
1512 Housing Males - - - No.
2 - 2 4,38,529
- 4
16 Marketing Females - - 1 No.
- - 1 4,09,646
- 2
17 Floriculture Rate - - - %- - - 91.33
2 2
18 Meat Processing/Butcher - - - - - 2 6 8
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
19 LAMPS Urban 2 1 2 1
No. - 2 2
5,71,771 10
20 State Total Workers (2011 Census) -
Level-11 11 11
14 Main TOTAL
workers 55 109 319 No. 271 112 219 4,15,030
210 11 1306
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District wise membership of cooperative societies during 2017-18

DISTRICTS (excluding ADCs)
Sl.Sl.
Champhai
Aizawl
Serchhip
Kolasib
Lunglei
Particulars Total
Mamit
No.
No.
1. Geographical Area AESq. KmAW 21,081
1 2. Credit
Longitude
Banking 102 810 1209Degree- 62492o.15’E
1545 to 93 o
1196 29’E 5486
o o
2 Latitude
Industrial 24 154 155Degree
363 469 21 .58’
136N to 2415 .35’ N1316
3
Length
Multipurpose 25 35 1523 3490 146 1202 376 6797
Dairy
East& to
LivestockMulti-
West
4 - 336 711Kms467 128 561121 652 2855
Commodity
5 4. Piggery
With Myanmar 134 642 1731Kms1395 661 799404 930 6292
6 With Bangladesh
Handloom & Weaving - 94 Kms
2611 1508 329 137 318 384 5063
Inter State Borders
7 Consumer 307 509 1796 451 1306 455 491 5315
With Assam Kms 123
8 5. Service 169 428 299Kms 96 185 201 66 41 1419
With Tripura
9 With Manipur
Fishery 233 183 77Kms 39 166 281 95 570 1549
Farming including Fruits &
10 1. No.Growers
of District 845 1222 1653No.1292 2212 254711 1553 11324
Vegetable
11 Poultry Farming - 43 146 118 - - - 307
12 Canteen
4. No. of R.D. Block - 57 131No. 26 - 93 26 51 358
13 Labour5. No. of Municipal Corporation- 35 94 No. 40 - 318 1 - 487
6.
14 SericultureNo. of villages (2011 census) - 234 344 No. - 83 189 830 149 999
15 Housing - - - - - 44 - 44
7
16 Marketing - - 31 No. - - 24
Males 5,55,339- 55
Females
17 Floriculture - - - No. - - 5,41,867
- 44 44
Decadal Population
18 Meat Processing/Butcher Growth (2001- – 2011)
- - - - 90 120 210
8
19 LAMPS
Absolute 45 347 1071
No. 20 -
2,08,633
273 85 1841
Percentage % 23.48%
9 Population TOTAL
Density 1884 5129 13582 Per Sq. 9305
Km 6309 889552 6657 51761
Consolidated
0 – 6 Population 4th Year
Figure for (2011 of ICDP Phase II
Census)
Persons No. 1,68,531 (` in lakh)
11
Sl. Males No. of No. 85,561
District
Females Loan Investment
No. Subsidy
82,970 Total
No. Unit
Aizawl District (AW + AE +
Persons
1 137 37.30 No. 237.56000 108.08700 8,48,175 382.947
12 PIT + Monitoring
Males Cell) No. 4,38,529
Lunglei District (Lunglei
2 33 - 40.82435 21.18565 62.010
Coop.RateSocieties + PIT) % 91.33
Kolasib District(Kolasib
3 13 Rural 22 1.25 No.15.16525 5,25,435
12.73475 29.150
Coop.Urban
Societies + PIT) No. 5,71,771
Total Workers
Champhai District(2011 Census)
(Champhai
4 14 37 1.55 No.38.34300 24.86700 64.760
Coop.Main workers
Societies + PIT) 4,15,030
SerchhipMarginal workers
District (Serchhip No. 71,675
5 54 - 37.60240 20.15760 57.760
Coop. Societies + PIT)
GRAND TOTAL 283 40.10 369.49500 187.03200 596.627
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Food Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Number of Fair Price Shops in Mizoram
I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE (2018-19)
National Food Security Act (NFSA) No. of Fair Price
is one key subject of this Department. The S
District Shops Total
mainSl.motive behind NFSA, 2013 is that no N
Particulars Unit Rural Urban
Statistic
No.
individual or families be denied their 1 2 3 4 5
1. quota
rightful Geographical
of food Area
(which in the case of Sq. Km 21,081
1 Mamit 95 13 108
Mizoram Geographical Location
is rice). As such, the Department is o o
2. to
striving Longitude
see that all eligible families are Degree
2 Kolasib 92 .15’E to3793 29’E 74
37
o
Latitude
included in the AAY and PHH framework. Degree
3 Aizawl 21
143.58’ N to 17524o.35’ N318
Length 4 Champhai 70 30 100
3. ToNorth to South
ensure smooth implementation of Kms 277
5 Serchhip 127 65 192
East to of
the provisions Westthe Act, Government of Kms 121
International Borders Affairs, Food 6 Lunglei 170 68 238
India, Ministry of Consumer
4. With Myanmarhas devised the End-to 7 Lawngtlai
Kms 92 404 26 118
& Public Distribution
With Bangladesh
End Computerization of TPDS Operation Kms
8 Siaha 90 318 30 120
Inter State Borders
Scheme. This Scheme is operational in Total: 824 444 1,268
Mizoram With Assam
and smoothly implemented under Kms 123
5.
FCS&CAWith Tripura Under the Scheme,
Department. Kms
The food grains are 66 procured by
With Manipur
online allocation of food grains, automation Kms
Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer 95 Affairs
Administrative Set
of Fair Price Shops (through e-POSUp Department, Government of Mizoram, from
devices), 1.supply
No. ofchain
Districtautomation, online the Food No. Corporation of 11 India, and are
monitoring are ushered in the State. Aadhaar Council No.
transported and stored 3 in various
6.
Seeding 3.of No. of Sub-Division
Family Ration Card is a No.
intermediate 23
Government Godowns which
prominent feature of this scheme. No.
are classified as Primary 26 Distribution
5. No. of Municipal Corporation CentresNo.(PDC), Secondary 1 Distribution
There are 1268 nos.of Fair Price census) No. 830
Centres (SDC) and Supply Centres (SC) for
Totalin
Shops (FPSs) Population
the State as(2011 Census)2019,
on March distribution under Targeted Public
of which 824 Persons
nos. are located in rural areas. No. System and10,97,206
Distribution the National Food
7
Males No.
Security Act, 2013. 5,55,339
During 2018-19
Females No.
12,54,574.79 Qtls of5,41,867
foodgrain was
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)distributed in the State.
Percentage % 23.48%
District-wise Food grain Distribution under Subsidized rate during 2018 - 19
Quantity of
10 No. of females per 1000 malesfood grain distributed to AAY, No. Quantity of Quantity
976 of
PHH & Non-NFSA
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) families in qtls. food grain
food grain
S distributed Total
N 11 Persons
District No. distributed for 1,68,531
Midday (Qtls.)
Males AAY PHH Non-NFSANo. on free of 85,561
Meals in
Females No. cost in qtls. 82,970
qtls.
1 Mamit Literacy (2011 Census) 46,950.72
7,887.60 38,738.88 0 2,967.72 96,544.92
2 Kolasib Persons 9,781.80 40,853.76 45,547.20 No. 0 8,48,175
2,331.49 98,514.25
12 Males No. 4,38,529
3 Aizawl 30,151.80 1,94,571.84 2,12,154.24 0 6,353.18 4,43,231.06
4 Champhai Rate 14,943.60 72,420.48 57,350.40 % 0 1,966.47
91.33 1,46,680.95
Population8,223.60
5 Serchhip (2011 Census) 42,054.72 33,577.92 0 3,086.65 86,942.89
6 13Lunglei Rural 17,077.20 94,508.16 82,441.92 No. 0 5,25,435
6,473.31 2,00,500.59
Urban No. 5,71,771
7 Lawngtlai 9,345.00 38,969.28 45,168.00 0 4,344.94 97,827.22
8 14Siaha Main workers9,571.80 32,791.68 39,371.52 No. 0 2,597.91
4,15,030 84,332.91
Total: Marginal workers 5,63,120.64
1,06,982.40 5,54,350.08No. 0 71,675
30,121.67 12,54,574.79
* AAY = Antyodaya Anna Yojana. PHH = Priority Household. Non-NFSA = Non-National

Food Security Act. Number of Gas Agencies, Domestic Subscribers & Petrol Pumps.
89 ~
No. of
No. of LPG No. of TV programme is telecasted every Thursday
S
District
Gas I. MIZORAM
Domestic Petrol
AT
onADDK,
GLANCE
Aizawl between 6:00-6:30 pm.
N Agen
Subscribers Pumps
cies
The total budget allocated to „School
1 Sl.
Mamit 4 11,255 1
Particulars Education‟
Unit during 2018-19 was ` 94634.57
Statistic
2 No.
Kolasib 5 16,512 4 lakh. Total fund received under various
3 1.Aizawl
Geographical
23 Area
1,42,325 15 Sq. Km sponsored
centrally 21,081
schemes (CSS)
4 ChamphaiGeographical 8 Location
31,441 5 implemented by theo School o Education
2. Longitude Degree was `92 .15’E
Department to 93 29’E
22906.99 lakh. In
5 Serchhip 4 15,667 5 o
Latitude Degree 21 .58’ N to
addition to the CSS, development 24o.35’ N to
funds
6 Lunglei 8 41,410 3
Length the tune of ` 415.79 lakh was received from
7 3.Lawngtlai 4
North to South 17,671 1 Kms
other funding agencies like 277
NLCPR, NEDP,
8 SiahaEast to West 2 12,460 1 Kms
NABARD etc. 121
Total:International
58 Borders 2,88,741 35
4. With Myanmar Adult Kms Education: During 404 2018-2019,
With Bangladesh
3. EDUCATION AND HUMAN Kms
approximately 1879 numbers 318of neo-literates
Inter
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTState Borders are expected to be achieved. Re-evaluation
With Assam is stillKms 123 an accurate
under process to have
5.
With Tripura
Mizoram is credited with being the figure. The Adult Education66
Kms Wing under the
With Manipur
third most literate population among the Kms 95
School Education Department publishes
States in Administrative
India with a literacySet Up rate of 91.33 “Meichher”, a monthly magazine which is
1. per
No. of District
percent as latest reports, against the highly No. 11
valued by both the elderly and young
overall National literacy rate of 69.1 perDistrict Council No.
generations. 3
cent.6. Of 3.that,No.male
of Sub-Division
literacy stands at 93.35 No. 23
percent while female literacy is 89.27 No.
Hindi Propagation: At present,26 there are
percent. 5. No. of Municipal Corporation No. 1
304 posts of High School Hindi Teachers
6. No. of villages (2011 census) and 455 No. posts of Middle830School Hindi
Total
School Education Population (2011 Census) Teachers in the state.
7
Maleshas been striving for cent
The state No.
Mid-Day Meal Scheme: 5,55,339
Mid-Day Meal
Females
percent literacy rate through various (MDM) Programme was5,41,867
No. implemented in
schemes Decadal Population
and projects Growth
and also to (2001
provide– 2011)
Mizoram since 15th February, 2006 by
8 education
quality Absolute in primary, secondary and No. cooked Mid-Day
providing 2,08,633
Meal to school-
Percentage
in higher & technical education. Special going children of Govt. 23.48%
% Primary Schools,
9
emphasis Population
has beenDensity given to Elementary Per Sq.
A.I.E. andKm 52
E.G.S. Centres. Since 1st August
10 No. Secondary
Education, of females perEducation,
1000 males Hindi No.
2009 Mid-Day 976
Meal was provided in Govt.
Education, Teachers‟ Education &Training Census) Middle Schools and SSA assisted schools
and 11 Persons
Science Promotion in Schools. and theNo. 1,68,531
scheme was extended to cover Class
Males No. 85,561
I-VIII from the academic session of 2011-
With Females
a view to educate the public 2012.MDMNo.
programme has 82,970
played a crucial
and create mass awareness regarding role in reducing drop out, increase in
Persons taken up by the State
educational activities No. 8,48,175
attendance and enrolment of children
12 a Memorandum
Govt., Males of Agreement was No. 4,38,529
particularly girls, increased socialization
signed by SchoolFemales Education Department, No. 4,09,646
among the children, aided in active learning
Rate
Government of Mizoram and Doordarshan % 91.33
of children, and improved their academic
Population
th (2011 Census)
Kendra on 17 July, 2015. An Educational performance.
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
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Programme Approval Board (PAB) Approval for MDM during 2018-19

No. School Enrolment Cook engaged
Sl.Sl.
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
PS(I-V)
(VI--II)
District Particulars Unit Statistic
UPS
UPS
UPS
No.
PS
PS
No.
1 Geographical Location
Aizawl 282 236 518 17,327 9,415 26,742 588 480 1,068
2
2. Champhai
Longitude 134 124 258 8,673
Degree
5,044
92o.15’E
13,718o
to 93o29’E
297 o 253 550
Latitude Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’ N
3 Kolasib
Length 96 82 178 7,855 3,517 11,372 225 166 391
4 3. Lawngtlai
North to South 253 165 418 17,678 Kms
5,999 23,677 277 293
527 820
5 Lunglei 326 225 551 18,304 8,122 26,426 643 426 1,069
6 4. Mamit
With Myanmar 157 118 275 10,742 3,987
Kms 14,729 346
404 239 585
7 With Bangladesh118
Siaha 76 194 7,589 Kms
2,610 10,199 318 166
298 464
Inter State Borders
8 Serchhip 75 65 3,947 2,642 137
With Assam 140
Kms 6,588
123 136 273
5.
With Tripura 1,441 1,091 2,532 92,114
Total Kms
41,336 1,33,450 3,061 66 2,159 5,220
With Manipur Kms 95
Administrative
Food grains lifted during Set2018-19
Up (in qtls.) for MDM
Sl. 2. No. of Autonomous District Council st No.th
1 – 4 quarter 3
6. District
No. PS UPS TOTAL
1 4. No.
Aizawl of R.D. Block 2,644.82 No.
3,207.46 26
5,852.28
2 5.Champhai
No. of Municipal Corporation 1,288.82 No.
1,703.07 1
2,991.89
3 6. No.
Kolasib of villages (2011 census) 1,119.79 No.
1,211.74 830
2,331.53
4 Total Population (2011 Census) 3,026.39
Lawngtlai 2,516.89 5,543.28
57 Persons
Lunglei 2,886.89 No.
2,766.68 10,97,206
5,653.57
6 Males
Mamit 1,739.12 No.
1,477.69 5,55,339
3,216.81
7 Females
Siaha 1,221.55 No.993.65 5,41,867
2,215.20
8 Decadal
Serchhip Population Growth (2001 – 2011)
5,74.43 918.61 1,493.04
8 Absolute Total 14,501.81 No.
14,795.79 2,08,633
29,297.60
Percentage % 23.48%
9 Effective
Populationimplementation
Density of the Per Sq. Km
status quo (as in PY 2017-18) 52 during the
MDM 10 schemes
No. of females
has per
been1000 males
hampered by year byNo. 976 amount of
providing an additional
irregular release of funds, insufficient water `2720.04 lakh over and above its normal
supply at Personslow daily cost norms of
schools, No.
state matching 1,68,531
share (90:10).
11
Males
cooks & honorariums for helpers under the No. 85,561
scheme. Females No.
The state education82,970
system has been
Literacy (2011 Census) ranked Grade IV (latest data) in the
Samagra ShikshaPersonsAbhiyan: The three CSS No.
Performance Grading Index8,48,175
conducted by
12 Males
viz. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), No. 4,38,529
the Govt. of India where most of the north
Females
Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan easternNo. 4,09,646
states of India were ranked below
Rate
(RMSA) and Teacher Education have been Mizoram except Assam 91.33
% (Grade III) and
integratedPopulation
under the (2011 Census) „Samagra
new scheme Sikkim (Grade IV). The performance
13
Shiksha Rural during financial year
Scheme‟ No. for such ranking
indicators 5,25,435
were based on
Urban
2018-19 as per direction of the Ministry of No. 5,71,771 Outcomes
performance of states in Learning
Total Workers
Human Resource (2011 Census)
Development, Govt. of & Quality, Access, Infrastructure &
14 Despite
India. Main
theworkers
capping of rate of teacher No. Equity and Governance
Facilities, 4,15,030 Processes.
salaries under the Samagra Shiksha Scheme
by the MHRD, the state could maintain
91 ~
No. of Schools, Enrolment, Teacher, Teacher – Pupil Ratio during 2018-19.

Particulars Mamit KolasibI. Aizawl MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
Champhai Serchhip Lunglei Lawngtlai Siaha
No. of 346 312 1246 487 270 792 602 270
Schools
No.Sl.
of 20840 24411 111812
Particulars 33285 16872
Unit 42901 Statistic
36760 17458
No.
Students
No. 1.
of Geographical
1471 Area 1635 7782 2516 Sq. 1398
Km 3661 21,081 3045 1701
Teachers Geographical Location
Enrolment
Ratio
Length
Drop Out
Rates 43.12 32.16 -7.79 15.04 16.11 -8.39 -114.2 -40.68
State
4. Council of Educational Research &
With Myanmar evaluation
Kms procedure for
404 elementary
TrainingWith
(SCERT):
BangladeshThe state counterpart education.
Kms The 'Silver Jubilee
318 Building'
of the National Council
Inter State Borders of Educational houses a Teaching End Studio with
Research With
andAssam
Training (NCERT) New EDUSAT Kms facilities set up123 by the Indian
5. dealing with academic aspects of Space Research Organisation
Delhi, With Tripura Kms 66 (ISRO) to
School Education
With Manipur and Teacher Education provide educational
Kms programmes95 and video
functionsAdministrative
with 8 District Set Up Institutes of conferencing between Teaching End Studio
Education1. &No.
Training (DIET) The SCERT
of District and 50 No. Satellite Interactive11 Terminals
is the Academic Authority for Elementary
2. No. of Autonomous District Council located No.in different parts 3 of Mizoram.
Education
6. regarding curriculum and
No. of Student No. of Teacher
5. District
No. of Municipal Corporation No. 1
Male Female Total Male Female Total
Mamit 8 15 23 6 8 14
Kolasib 27 53 80 16
Persons No. 7 9 10,97,206
7 Aizawl 98 219 317 No. 13 20 5,55,33933
Males
Serchhip
Females 22 43 65 No. 8 10 5,41,86718
LungleiPopulation Growth
Decadal 66 (2001 78 – 2011) 144 12 8 20
8 Lawngtlai
Absolute 22 15 37 No. 5 6 11
2,08,633
Saiha
Percentage 24 12 36 % 8 2 23.48% 10
Higher
10 and
No. Technical Education
of females per 1000 males awareness
No. programmes on 976 entrepreneurship
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) initiated across several numbers of graduate
AmongPersons
the major achievements for degree No.
colleges in collaboration
1,68,531 with the
11
Males
development of infrastructure in higher Entrepreneurship
No. Development
85,561 Scheme
education, Females
mention is made of implemented
No. by Planning82,970
and Programme
Literacy
improvements and(2011 Census) of 18 nos. of
renovations Implementation Department, and field &
colleges withPersons
allocation of ` 522.00 lakh exposureNo. trips conducted 8,48,175for college
from12 NEDPMalesfund. Buses for 8 nos. of students.
No. 4,38,529
colleges wasFemales
purchased with ` 176.00 lakh, No. 4,09,646
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
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Number of Students, Teachers in Different Colleges

Arts, Science & Commerce Colleges
S
Year No. of Students
N Teachers
Colleges Males Females Total
Sl.
1 2007 - 08 21
Particulars 2,808 2,403
Unit 5,211Statistic 649
No.
2 1. 2008 - 09 Area
Geographical 21 3,107 Sq. Km2,978 6,08521,081 636
3 2009 - 10 Location 21
Geographical 4,862 4,174 9,036 649
o o
4 2. Longitude
2010 - 11 21 4,310 Degree
3,927 92 .15’E
8,237 to 93 29’E
649
5 2011 - 12 21 5,594 5,160 10,754 649
Length
6 3. 2012to- South
North 13 21 6,033 Kms5,721 11,754 277 636
7 2013
East - 14
to West 21 5,429 Kms5,046 10,475 121 633
8 International
2014 - 15 Borders 21 6,418 5,849 12,267 633
9 4. With Myanmar
2015 - 16 21 6,629 Kms6,037 12,666 404 636
10 2016State
Inter - 17 Borders 21 6,967 6,185 13,152 669
11 2017Assam
With - 18 28 8,187 Kms7,181 15,368 123 1,080
5.
12 With
2018Tripura
- 18 29 8,464 Kms7,526 16,000 66 1,030
With Manipur Kms 95
Administrative
Implementation Set Up Uchchatar
of Rashtriya Construction of 8 (eight) buildings
1. No. of District
Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) 1.0: Under the No.
for Mizoram Engineering College 11 has been
scheme, Mizoram was approved for funding Council No.
completed with RUSA funding 3 of ` 26.00
under6. 5-components,
viz. crores. No. 23
Investment of substantial amount of
fund is still required to make the College
5. No. of Municipal
a) Upgradation of Existing Corporation
Degree No.
functional. 1
6. No.
Colleges of villages
to Model (2011
Degree census) - (2-
Colleges No. 830
Totalviz.
Colleges, Population (2011 Census)
Govt. Hrangbana College Implementation of Rashtriya Uchchatar
& Govt. Persons
Zirtiri Residential Science Shiksha No.Abhiyan (RUSA) 10,97,206
2.0: Under the
7
College) Males
– Project Amount 8 crore @ scheme,No. Mizoram implements5,55,339the following
Females
` 4 crore each). viz. No. 5,41,867
Decadal Population
b) Infrastructure Grants to Growth
Colleges(2001 – 2011)
– (21
8
Govt. Absolute – Project Amount 42
Colleges) No.
i) Component 9: A total2,08,633
of 12 colleges
Percentage
crore @ ` 2 crore each). % 23.48%
were approved for funding under this
9
c) New Population Density
College Professional (Mizoram Per Sq. Km of Infrastructure
component 52 Grants to
10 No. of females
Engineering per 1000
College– males
Project Amount No. during 2018-19.
Colleges 976
`26 crore. ii) Component 6: A total of four nos. of
d) 11 Persons (24 – Govt. Colleges)
Equity Initiatives No.
colleges were approved1,68,531 for funding
Males
– Project Amount 5 crore for 24 No.
under the component of 85,561
Upgradation of
Colleges.Females No.
existing Degree College82,970 to Model
e) Faculty Literacy (2011 Census)
Recruitment Support:- Degree College.
Converted Persons
for RUSA 2.0. No. Recruitment Support:
iii) Faculty 8,48,175 Total fund
12 Males amounting to ` 260.824,38,529
No. lakh was received
Females under RUSA 1.0 have
All projects No.
as Faculty support for4,09,646
which recruitment
been completed Rate with the exception of %
process 69 posts out 91.33of the total
activities being funded under Equity approved 72 posts has been completed
13
Initiatives 3Rural
rd
Installment (Central share on No.
account of which5,25,435several colleges
Urban
`1.125 crore released by MHRD on No.
will now be able to open5,71,771
PG courses so
Total Workers (2011
07.12.2018 and SMS ` 12.50 lakh were Census) as to ease the burden of the limited
14
transferred Main
to workers in April & May
Colleges No.
availability of seats for4,15,030
PG courses at the
Marginal workers
2019). About 80% - 90% have been utilized No. 71,675the MZU.
lone university of the State,
by beneficiary Colleges.
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The Mizoram Scholarship Board (MSB): Community: The scheme is 100%

The State strives to provide financialI. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
funding from the Ministry of Minority
assistance to meritorious students in the Affairs. The scheme is a direct benefit
form of scholarship/ stipend/ book grant transfer scheme with 1860 beneficiaries.
Sl.
through various scholarship Particulars schemes  Pre-Matric
Unit Scholarship Statisticfor Students
No.
implemented under the State and Centrally belonging to Minority Community:
1.
Sponsored Geographical
Schemes through Area the Mizoram Sq. Km
The funding pattern is21,081 100% from the
Scholarship Board. The schemes ranges Ministry of Ministry of Minority Affairs.
o
from2. providing
Longitudescholarships to students Degree
The scheme is a92odirect
.15’E to 93o29’E
benefit transfer
o
studying Latitude
in Pre-Matric and Post-Matric scheme with 47710 beneficiaries. N
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’
Studies Length
level, for tribal and Minority  North Eastern Council (NEC) Merit
3.
students, North
and for to meritorious
South students. Kms 277
Scholarship: The scheme is 90:10
funding by NEC and Mizoram State. A
 Post-Matric Scholarship for total of 40 beneficiaries shared ` 10.17
Scheduled Tribes Students 2018-19: lakh in total received from the NEC.
The scheme is 90:10 funding from by  Scholarship Scheme for Colleges and
Inter State Borders
the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and University Students Scoring
With Assam Kms 123 80%: The
Mizoram
5. state. A total of 47948 scheme is 100% funding from the
With Tripura Kms 66
beneficiaries shared ` 5042.46 lakh in Ministry of Human Resource
With Manipur Kms 95
total received from the Govt. of India. Development. The scheme is a direct
 Pre-Matric Scholarship
1. No. of District for Schedule benefit
No. transfer scheme11and hence no
Tribes studying in Classes IX
& X: data available at the State3level.
No.
The scheme is 90:10 funding from by  Post-Matric Merit Scholarship: The
the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and objective of the Scheme is to provide
Mizoram state. A total of 414880 financial assistance
5. No. of Municipal Corporation No. 1to permanent
beneficiaries shared ` 319.79 lakh in resident of Mizoram States securing
total received from the Govt. of India. 60% marks in the Board/ University
 Post-Matric PersonsScholarship forScheduled Examination.
No. The 10,97,206
scheme is 100%
7
Castes Students: The scheme covers funding from the State Plan Fund. A
Males No. 5,55,339
professional,
Females technical as well as non- total
No.of 65 beneficiaries shared ` 4.68
5,41,867
professional and non-technical courses at
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) lakh in total.
various
8 levels and the scheme also
Absolute  National
No. Merit-cum-Means
2,08,633
includes Percentage
correspondence courses Scholarship:
% Scholarship
23.48% of ` 6000/-
including
9 Populationdistance
Densityand continuing perSq.annum
Per Km (` 500/- per 52 month) per
education.
10 No. ofThe scheme
females per is
1000a direct
malesbenefit student
No. is awarded by 976 the Ministry of
transfer scheme and hence
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) no data Human Resource Development to
availablePersons
at the State level. selected
No. students in classes 1,68,531from IX to
11
 Pre-Matric Scholarship for Scheduled
Males XIINo.Students studying 85,561in recognized
Castes FemalesStudents: To improve Govt./
No. Govt. Aided/ 82,970 Local Body/
participation of SC children
Literacy (2011 Census) in classes IX Corporate Schools. The scheme is a
and X ofPersons
the Pre-matric stage, so that direct
No. benefit transfer8,48,175
scheme with 103
they
12 perform
Males better and have a better beneficiaries.
No. 4,38,529
chance ofFemales
progressing to the post-matric No.
 Scholarship 4,09,646of Sainik
for Cadets
stage of Rateeducation. The scheme is a % Imphal: To 91.33
School, provide financial
directPopulation
benefit transfer
(2011scheme
Census)and hence assistance to the Mizo Students studying
no
13 data available
Rural at the State level. at No.Sainik School,5,25,435 Imphal and
 Post-Matric UrbanScholarship for Students No.
Chhingchhip, to enable 5,71,771
them to qualify
belonging to Minority
Total Workers Community:
(2011 Census) to join NDA and further be Armed
The
14 scheme Mainisworkers
100% funding from the No. A total of 4,15,030
Force. 117 beneficiaries
Ministry Marginal
of Minority
workers Affairs. The No. ` 210.86 lakh in71,675
shared total.
scheme is a direct benefit transfer  Scholarship for Cadets of RIMC,
scheme with 2388 beneficiaries. Dehradun: To provide financial
 Merit-cum-Means Based Scholarship assistance to the Mizo Students studying
for Students belonging to minority
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at RIMC, to enable them to qualify to Health Services

join NDA and further theI.Armed MIZORAM
Force. AT A GLANCE
A total of 9 beneficiaries shared ` 6.87 Primary, Secondary and Tertiary
lakh in total. Health Services is one of the most important
 Sl.
Scholarship for Banasthali University,
Particulars services that the Govt. has
Unit been striving to
Statistic
No.
Rajasthan: To provide financial provide to its citizens. The proportion of
1. Geographical
assistance to theArea Mizo Students publicSq.expenditure
Km 21,081
on delivery of the service
permanently residing in Mizoram and has been increasing every year. Primary and
2. Longitude
studying at Banasthali University, secondary 92o.15’Ehave
Degreehealth services to 93oachieved
29’E a
o o
Latitude
Rajasthan. A total of 13 beneficiaries Degree
substantial level 21
of .58’ N to
success 24 .35’
in N
various
sharedLength
` 0.5 lakh in total. parameters; whereas tertiary services are
3. North to South pickingKms 277
up with the establishment of a
 Mizoram Research Fellowship: It is
East to West medical Kms college and 121
other dedicated
intended for Research students and
International Borders hospitals. Basic health indiceshave also
Teachers
4.
who have established their
With Myanmar
reputation for research or who in the shownKms a positive trend due 404 to the efforts of
With Bangladesh the Kms
State. 318
field Inter
and obtained a Doctorate Degree,
State Borders
have With
published
Assam research work to their KmsHealth Care Services: 123
5.
creditWith
andTripura
have shown evidence of Primary Services
are Kms
delivered through a 66
network of health
independent research work. A total of 17
With Manipur Kms 95
beneficiaries shared ` 2.57 lakh in total. facilities as highlighted below:
Urban
Community Primary 3
Sl. Tertiary District Primary Sub-
District Sub-District Hospital No. Health Health 23 Clinic
No. 6. 3. No. ofHospital
Sub-Division
Hospital Health Centre
Centre Centre
4. No. of R.D. Block No. 26Centre
1 5. East
Aizawl No. of Municipal
1 Corporation
1 1 (Saitual) No. 2 5 1 3 54 39
6. No. of villages
0
(2011
1
census) 1 (Kulikawn)
No. 1 5
830 3 41 33
2 Aizawl West
3 ChamphaiPersons 0 1 1 (Khawzawl) No. 2 11 10,97,2060 60 27
7
4 Kolasib Males 0 1 0 No. 1 5 5,55,339 0 26 6
5 Females
Lawngtlai 0 1 0 No. 1 6 5,41,8670 36 19
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) 2
6 8Lunglei Absolute 0 1 0 9 2,08,633 2 70 16
(Tlabung&Hnahthial) No.
Percentage % 23.48%
7 Mamit 0 1 0 1 7 0 33 8
8 10SaihaNo. of females0 per 1000 1 males 0 No. 0 4 976 0 24 13
Serchhip 0 (20111Census) 0 1 5 0 27 5
TOTAL Persons 1 9 5 No. 9 57 1,68,5318 371 166
11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
The Flagship National Health
Literacy (2011 Census) Major schemes Implemented under the
Mission (NHM) Persons is implemented by PrimaryNo.Health Sector during
8,48,1752018-19
Mizoram
12 State
MalesHealth Society (MSHS) led No. 4,38,529
by Mission Director
Females (MD), NHM. There are i) Reproductive
No. & Child Health:
4,09,646
31 health Rate programmes currently being Improving
% maternal & child health, and
91.33
implemented by NHM
Population (2011 Census) spanning ensuring their survival are critical
Reproductive
13 Rural & Child Health, elements
No. of the
5,25,435Sustainable
Communicable Urban diseases, Non- Development
No. Goals (SDGs). Maternal
5,71,771
Communicable Diseases and
Total Workers (2011 Census) interventions and Child Health outcomes are sensitive
aimed14 at Main improving
workers health system. indicators
No. of our state‟s health system.
4,15,030
AchievementMarginal
of health programmes
workers are as Following
No. the guidelines
71,675 and
follows: recommendations of Government of
India to reduce Maternal Mortality Ratio
(MMR) and Infant Mortality Rate
(IMR), the following activities and
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strategies have been adopted by  To end preventable deaths of newborns

Mizoram to promote Maternal I. MIZORAM
and Child AT AtoGLANCE
at least as low as 12/1000 live births
Health, to reduce IMR & MMR and and deaths of children less than 5 years
eventually to contribute to attainment of to at least as low as 25 deaths per 1000
Sl.
SDG 3. liveUnit
births.
Particulars Statistic
 No.
To reduce MMR to less than 70 per
1. Geographical
100,000 live births Area
by 2030 Sq. Km 21,081
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Sl.No. Longitude
2.
Indicator Degree
Source: HMIS 2018-19
1 Total no. of pregnant women Registered for ANC 22838
Length
2 Total no. of delivery conducted at Home 2243
3 Total no. of Institutional Delivery
East to West Kms
17184
121
(88%)
4 Total no. of Live
International Borders birth 19289
54. With
TotalMyanmar
no. of still birth Kms 189 (1%)
404
Total number
With Bangladesh of children (9 to 11 months old) fully
Kms 318 (81%)
6 15704
immunized
Inter State Borders
7 TotalAssam
With No of Female Sterilization Kms 123 1530
85. With
InfantTripura
Mortality Rate (IMR) Kms 66 18
9 TotalManipur
With No of Maternal death Kms 95 26
10 Maternal Mortality
Administrative Set Up Ratio (MMR) 135
ii) Rashtriya
2. No.Bal Swasthya District
of Autonomous KaryakramCouncil Age No. Medi- Surg- 3Early Total
(RBSK)
6. during April 2018 to March Group cation ery Intervention
6 weeks to 909 62 35 1006
2019 4. No. of R.D. Block 3 yearsNo. 26
No.
5. of
No.children screened
of Municipal for birth 3 years toNo.
Corporation 6 1645 264 1 216 2125
defects at centres conducting delivery.
6. No. of villages (2011 census) years No. 830
Total Population (2011 Census) 6 years to 6319 1352 1310 8981
MalePersons Female Total 18 yearsNo. 10,97,206
7 Total
5613Males 5467 11080 No. 8873 1678 1561
5,55,339 12112
Number of children
Decadal Population Growthreceiving iii) Rashtriya
(2001 – 2011) Kishore Swasthya
treatment
8 during April 2018 to March 2019.
Absolute Karyakram
No. (RKSK): 2,08,633
Percentage % 23.48%
9 Population Density Per Sq.Achievements
Km under
52 Adolescent
10 No. of females per 1000 males Friendly
No. Health Services
976(AFHS).
Persons No.5 Districts (Champhai,
1,68,531 Lunglei,
11 Districts
Males implementing RKSK No. Lawngtlai, Mamit 85,561
and Siaha)
Females
Total no. of AFHCs/Youth Clinics No. 4982,970
Literacy (2011 Census) Functional Non-Functional
Total no. AFHCs/Youth
Persons Clinics functional in the state No. 8,48,175
39 10
12 Males
Total No. of schools covered No. 4,38,529
1588
No of AnganwadiFemalesCentres No. 4,09,646
2244
Rate % 91.33
iv) Extended Programme On Immunization (EPI): A fully immunized child is a child
13 Rural
who has received the following vaccines before 1No. year of age – BCG, 5,25,435
Penta 3 doses,
Urban No. 5,71,771
OPV 3 doses, MR 1 dose.
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Performance during FY 2018-2019

I. MIZORAM AT A NoGLANCE
of Fully
District Target - Infants Fully Immunized %
Immunized children
Aizawl East 4450 3889 87%
Sl.
Aizawl West 2906
Particulars 2286 Unit 79%Statistic
No.
Champhai
1. 2284
Geographical Area 1875 Sq. Km 82% 21,081
Kolasib Geographical Location
1163 1201 103%
Lawngtlai
2. Longitude 2206 1511 Degree 92o68%
.15’E to 93o29’E
Lunglei Latitude 2505 1695 Degree o
68%N to 24o.35’ N
21 .58’
Mamit Length 1082 1189 110%
3.
Saiha North to South 1365 1106 Kms 81% 277
Serchhip East to West Kms 121
1264 952 75%
Mizoram
4. With Myanmar 19225 15704 Kms 82%404
The Fully
Inter Immunized
State Borders percentage for vi) National Leprosy Eradication
2018-2019 = 82%
With Assam(HMIS report). Programme:
Kms 123
5. 1.Total
With Tripura Kmsno of cases detected
66 since the
v) Revised With ManipurNational Tuberculosis inception
Kms of the programme
95 i.e. 1983-
Control Programme:
Administrative Set Up 1429.
1) 1.
TotalNo.Case Notified – 2880
of District 2.Total
No. no of cases 11 released from
2) 2.
Success
No. ofRate – 92.68%District Council
Autonomous treatment
No. – 1524. 3
6. 3) Total TB patients
3. No. of Sub-Division tested for HIV – 3.Total
No. no of cases under
23 treatment
84.28% (13.67%
4. No. of R.D. Block of tested are HIV (currently)
No. – 8. 26
positive)
5. No. of Municipal Corporation 4.Annual
No. new case detection
1 rate
4) 6.
Active Case Finding
No. of villages (2011 census) – 8508 (ANCDR)
No. – 0.41%. 830
screened,
Total 334 examined
Population for TB, 8
(2011 Census) 5.Prevalence Rate (PR) – 0.06 %.
diagnosed
Persons with TB No. 10,97,206
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Females Cases Detected Cases Discharged
No. 5,41,867 Total
Year Total
Decadal PopulationMB Growth PB(2001 – 2011) MB PB
2018-2019
8 Absolute 5 0 5 No. 6 1 2,08,633 7
Percentage
*MB – Multibacillary, PB – Paucibacillary % 23.48%
vii) 10National
No. of females per 1000 Programme
Aids Control males No.
Integrated Counselling 976 and Testing
0 – 6 Population
(NACP)/ Mizoram State Aids(2011 Census) Centre
Control Persons
Society (MSACS): National No. Indicator 1,68,531 Number
11
Males
AIDS Control Program (Currently No. 85,561
No of Blood samples tested (General 75,077
Females
Phase 4) in Mizoram has two main No.
Clients) 82,970
Literacyi.e.(2011 No of samples tested HIV+ve 2,557
objectives (i)Census)
Reduce New HIV (General Clients)
Persons
Infections by 50% (2007 as baseline) No. 8,48,175
No of Blood samples tested 24,900
12and (ii)MalesComprehensive care, support No.
(Pregnant Woman) 4,38,529
Femalesto all persons living with
and treatment No.
No of HIV+ve 4,09,646
(Pregnant Woman) 208
HIV/AIDS.Rate % 91.33
Care 13and Support
Rural Treatment No. 5,25,435
Urban
Indicator Number No. 5,71,771
Total Workers (2011
No of patients registered in ART Care Census) 14,751
No.14of patientsMain workers
in Active Care 8,864 No. 4,15,030
No of DeathsMarginal
among ART workers
registered 2,212 No. 71,675
patients
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viii) National Vector Borne Diseases x) National Tobacco Control

Control Programme (NVBDCP) Programme (NTCP) from April
Intensified Malaria Eradication 2018 to March 2019
Project (IMEP) 2018-19
Sl. Achievement Details/ No
Particulars S. Unit Name of NoStatistic
of
No.Indicators Target during 2018 - of
2019 N Activity Activities
1. Geographical Area Sq. Km 21,081 participants
Annual Geographical
Parasite Location
< 3.50 3.58 1. Training and 141 6,648
Incidence (API); Sensitization o o
2. Longitude
Cases per thousand
Degree 92 .15’E to 93 29’E
Workshop
Latitude
population. Degree 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
2. Anti-Tobacco 200 17,025
Annual LengthBlood > 20% 18.16 Awareness
3. North toRate
Examination South Kms
Campaigns and 277
(ABER) East to West Kms
programmes at 121
MortalityInternational
due to Borders <3 3 Churches/
Malaria Community
With Bangladesh 3. Anti-Tobacco
Kms 529318 40,880
Dengue &Chikungunya
Inter State Borders 2018-19 Programmes at
Particulars Target Achievement Educational
With Assam Kms
Institutions 123
5. during
With Tripura 2018 - 2019 Kms
4. Others 243 66 1,612
Dengue With Manipur
< 1% 0 Kms
(Important 95
Case Administrative Set Up Meetings, Talk
Fatality1.rate No. of District show
No. etc.) 11
Functional 2 2 TOTAL 1,1133 66,165
Sentinel (Civil (Civil Hospital,
6. 3. No. Hospital,
Surveillance of Sub-Division
Aizawl&Lunglei) No. 23
Hospital4. No.Aizawl&L
of R.D. Block  Anti-Tobacco
No. Squad 26drives were
5. No. of unglei)
Municipal Corporation conducted
No. 588 times 1
6. No. of villages (2011 census)  There
No. are 5646 new clients 830 at Tobacco
ix) Blood TotalServices
Population & (2011 Census)(State
Disorders Cessation Clinics during the reporting
Blood Cell),
Persons Mizoram: At present, there period
No. 10,97,206
7 are 11 licensed Blood Banks in Mizoram,
Males  AverageNo. Quit rate is 21.85% 5,55,339
9 are Govt. owned & 2 are private owned.
There are 12
Decadal (Twelve)Growth
Population Blood (2001
Storage xi) Mobile Medical Units (MMU):
– 2011)
8 CentresAbsolute
(BSCs). Mobile
No. Medical Unit provide a range
2,08,633
Percentage of%health care services 23.48%for population
9 Population Density FY FY Per living
Sq. Kmin remote, impossible,
52 un-served
Sl.
Particulars 2018 - 2019 –
No.10 No. of females per 1000 malestill date No.underserved areas,976
and mainly with the
2019
Blood Collection : (2011 Census) objective of taking health care service
1A Total Blood Persons
Collection 27684 7597 No.
delivery to the 1,68,531 of these
doorsteps
11
1B
Males
Total Voluntary Blood No.
population. 85,561
23885 6758
Collection
Females No. 82,970
1C Total % VBD(2011 Census)
Literacy 86.27% 88.95%
2
Performance of MMU 2017-2018
Voluntary Blood Donation
Persons No.
(April 2017 to March 2018)8,48,175
No. of VBD camps
2A12 Males 475 125 No. 4,38,529
organized
Total Females
Collection in No. 4,09,646
Number of
No. of
2B 19622 4692 District Patient
Camps Rate % 91.33
Clinics
Populationvoluntary
Static (2011 Census) Examined
2C 4057 1846 Aizawl East 29 2766
13 collection
Rural No. 5,25,435
Static Urban replacement Aizawl West 34 3338
2D 3126 766 No.
Champhai 5,71,771
54 3651
collection
3 Total
Blood Workers (2011 Census)
Utilization Mamit 33 2962
14 No of Mainunits workers
of whole No.
Lawngtlai 4,15,030
9 731
3A Marginal workers 9306 2845 No.
Kolasib 3171,675 2069
blood supplied
No of units of Serchhip 34 1674
3B 29643 4077
components supplied Saiha 36 2522
No of units of whole Lunglei 34 2114
3C 1506 255
blood discarded Total 294 21827
98 ~
xii) National Ambulance Service (NAS): The National Ambulance Service operates
I. Centre
through a centralized Call MIZORAM(102), AT
andAhave
GLANCE
62 Ambulance Vehicle stationed at
various Government Hospitals all over the State.
Sl.
National Ambulance Service Report 2018-2019
No. Distance Sick
District
1. Geographical Area Maternity Infant Sq. Km Others21,081No. of trips
covered infants
Aizawl East Geographical Location
26,784 695 15 32 105 847
2. West
Aizawl Longitude 11,908 102 19 Degree 31 92o.15’E o
237 to 93 29’E 389
o o
Lunglei Latitude 21,959 212 5 Degree 26 21 .58’
92 N to 24 .35’
281N
Serchhip Length 6,679 50 1 8 51 110
Mamit3. North to South0 0 0 Kms 0 0 277 0
ChamphaiEast to West24,563 45 1 Kms 10 165 121 221
Kolasib International 10,985
Borders 45 11 21 81 158
Lawngtlai
4. With Myanmar 0 0 0 Kms 0 0 404 0
Siaha 2,358
With Bangladesh 5 1 Kms 11 18 318 35
TOTAL Inter State1,05,236
Borders 1154 53 139 749 2041
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura
xiii) Community Process: Community Kms
9 District 66
Hospital, 34
With Manipur
Process Programme is introduced in Kms
Lawngtlai 95
2005Administrative
with a visionSetof Up
universal access 10 Referral Hospital, Falkawn 267
to 1. No. ofwith
health, District
a strong focus on No.
(including TB Hospital) 11
community engagement District Council
to ensure 11 No.Mizoram State Cancer 3 50
6.people‟s
3. No.participation in health and to
of Sub-Division No.
Institute (MSCI) 23
enable
4. No.action on
of R.D. Block the social No.
Integrated Ayush Hospital, 26 50
determinants of health.The
5. No. of Municipal Corporation key 13 No. 1
Thenzawl
instruments/two components
6. No. of villages are (i)
(2011 census) No. Total 830 1141
Total Population
Accredited Social (2011 Census)
Health Activist
(ASHA) Persons
and (ii) Village Health, PrivateNo.Hospitals in Mizoram 10,97,2062018-19
7
Malesand Nutrition Committees
Sanitation No. 5,55,339
(VHSNC).Females
During October 2018 to Sl. No. 5,41,867 No. of
June 2019, ASHA visited 64% of new (2001 – 2011) Name of Hospitals
No. Beds
8 born baby
Absolute
under Home based new No.
1 Presbyterian 2,08,633
Hospital,
Percentage
born Care (HBNC). % 23.48% 355
Durtlang
9 Population Density 2 PerChristian
Sq. Km Hospital, Serkawn 52 100
10 No. of
Secondary females
and per 1000
tertiary males Care:
Health No.
3 Greenwood 976
Hospital,
There are0 –13 6 Population
nos. of full(2011fledged
Census)Govt. 87
Bawngkawn
hospitals, Persons
and one Medical College in the No. 1,68,531
11 4 Adventist Hospital, Seventh
Males
state with various departments and No. 85,561 50
Day Tlang
specialities. Females No.
5 Nazareth Hospital, Chaltlang
82,970
38
Persons
6 Bethesda
No.
Hospital,
8,48,175
Govt. Hospital in Mizoram 2018-19 100
12 Males
Bawngkawn
No. 4,38,529
Females 7 Aizawl
No. Hospital &4,09,646
Research
Sl. No. of 145
Name
Rate of Hospitals Centre,
% Mission Veng 91.33
No. Beds 8 Vaivenga Hospital &
Population (2011
1 Civil Hospital, Aizawl Census) 270 21
13 Rural Research
No. Centre, Dawrpui
5,25,435
2 Kulikawn Hospital, Aizawl 50 9 Grace Nursing 5,71,771 Home,
3 Civil UrbanHospital, Lunglei 150 No.
Electric Veng
32
4 District Hospital, 75 10 Ebenezer Medical4,15,030Centre,
14 Main workers No. 84
Champhai Chawnpui,Aizawl
5 District Hospital, Serchhip 60 11 Maraland Gospel Centenary
6 District Hospital, Saiha 45 60
Hospital, Saiha
7 District Hospital, Kolasib 60 12 Lairam Christian Medical
8 District Hospital, Mamit 30 50
Centre, Lawngtlai
99 ~
13 Alpha Hospital, Kulikawn 35 2019 – 2020-

14 Med-Aim I. MIZORAM
Adventist AT A GLANCE
State - ` 18,985.15 lakh
22 CSS - ` 820.26 lakh
Hospital, Champhai
15 B.N. Hospital Kulikawn 59
16 Sl. Nazareth Nursing Home,
Particulars MajorUnit Schemes and StatisticProjects under
No.TumpuiKolasib 20 Secondary Health Care Sector
17 1. HopeGeographical Area
Hospital, Lunglei 35 (i) Sq.Improvement
Km 21,081 Facilities
of Healthcare
Geographical Location at District Hospitals under NEDP
18 Faith Hospital, Lunglei 30
2. Longitude Degree
during 92o.15’E
2016-17, to 93o29’E
2017-18 and 2018-
19 D.M Hospital, Champhai 30
Latitude Degree
19 with 21o.58’ Nofto`24900.00
allocations
o
.35’ Nlakh,
20 City Hospital, Mission Veng
Length 62
21 3. LRM `2000 lakh and ` 2000 lakh
NorthHospital,
to South Ramhlun,
67 Kms
respectively, with main277 components
Aizawl
East to West Kms 121 equipments
22 Redeem Hospital, College of work being medical
International Borders 26 and instruments.
4. Veng,
WithAizawl
Myanmar (ii) Kms
Improvement 404
and Augmentation of
23 John William
With Bangladesh Hospital, Kms 318
30 State Referral Hospital Falkawn
Lunglei
Inter State Borders
24 Mercy (now „Zoram Medical College‟)
With Assam 15 Kms
under NEDP during123 2016-17, 2017-
5. Hospital(RD&RC),Serchhip
With Tripura Kms
18and 2018-19 with66allocations of
Total
With Manipur 1553 Kms
` 2800.00 lakh, ` 95 1500 lakh and
Administrative Set Up ` 2000 lakh respectively.
Details of1. Out-Patients
No. of Districtand In-Patients in
Govt and 2.Private Hospitals during 2018-19 (iii) No.
Establishment of 11 Emergency &
No. of Autonomous District Council No.
Trauma Centre at Civil 3 Hospitals
Aizawl&Lunglei 23 NEDP 2018-
under
No. of No. of
S 4. No. of R.D. Block No.
19 with an allocation26 of ` 800 lakh
Hospitals Out- In-
N 5. No. of Municipal Corporation (iv) No. 1
Construction of Staff Quarters at
Patients Patients
Government No.
Civil Hospitals Lunglei830 & Siaha
1 Total 737160
Population (2011 47553
Census) under NEDP 2018-19 with an
Hospitals
allocation of ` 876 lakh.
7 Non-
Males (v) No.
Establishment of 5,55,339
4 (four) nos. of
2 Government 283877 50833
Females No.
GNM schools with5,41,867
funding from the
Hospitals
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) MoH&FW, Govt. of India at
8 Absolute No.
Champhai, Siaha, 2,08,633
Kolasib and
TherePercentage
are 24 nos. of empanelled % 23.48%
Hospitals outside the state where patients are Serchhip are being completed.
9 Population Density (vi)Per Sq. Km
Upgradation 52
of Mizoram State
referred for specialised medical
treatments. No. 976
Cancer Institute, Zemabawk with an
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) approved cost of ` 4427.00 lakh
1) No. of patients
Personsreferred outside Mizoram No. 1,68,531 Govt. of
11
during 2018 – 2019 funded by the MoH&FY,
Males No.
India out of which85,5611st instalment of
Females No.
2) The Literacy
Hospital(2011where patients were ` 1464.00 lakh has 82,970
been released and
Census) work under progress.
referred most AMRI Hospital, Kolkata.
Persons
(vii) No.
Improvement of 8,48,175
CSSD at 5(five)
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Budget Outlay for Hospital and Hospitals in the state of Mizoram
Medical Education Department (the viz. Civil Hospital Aizawl, Lunglei,
Rate % 91.33
department undertaking Districts Hospital Saiha, Kolasib,
Population (2011the administration
Census)
and 13management Serchhip under NEC with an
Rural of Govt. Hospitals in the No. 5,25,435
State) duringUrban
the last 3 (three) years. approved cost of ` 300 lakh, and
No. 5,71,771
works completed.
201714– 2018 Main
– workers (viii) Procurement of CT Scan (16 slice) at
No. 4,15,030
State Marginal
- ` 16,652.92 Civil Hospital Aizawl under NEC
workerslakh No. 71,675
CSS - ` 11,383.08 lakh with an approved cost of ` 280 lakh
2018 – 2019- and work completed.
State - ` 23,598.79 lakh (ix) Strengthening of Cardiology
CSS - ` 10,018.66 lakh Department at Civil Hospital Aizawl
94 ~~
under NEC with an approved cost of lakh and work at initial stage of
` 499 lakh and work completed I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
execution
(x) Establishment of State Medical (xx) Developing Trauma Care Facilities
Library at Civil Hospital Aizawl in Govt. Hospitals in National
Sl. under NEC withParticulars
an approved cost of Highway, DistrictStatistic
Hospital, Kolasib
Unit
No. ` 361.18 lakh and work completed under CSS, Ministry of H & FW
(xi) 1. Geographicalof
Strengthening Area
Dental Department Sq.with
Km an approved 21,081 cost of ` 494.20
at Civil Hospital Aizawl along with lakh and worko at initialo stage of
2. Longitude
District Hospitals in the state of Degree
execution 92o .15’E to 93o 29’E
Latitude
Mizoram under NEC with an (xxi) Developing 21Trauma
Degree .58’ N toCare
24 .35’ N
Facilities
Length cost of ` 443 lakh and
approved in Govt. Hospitals in National
3. North
work to South
completed Kms
Highway, 277
District Hospital,
(xii) East to West
Procurement of CT Scan Machine Kms
Champhai under CSS, 121Ministry of H
International
(16 slice) for CivilBorders
Hospital, Lunglei & FW with an approved cost of
4. With Myanmar
under NEC with an approved cost of Kms
` 494.20 lakh and 404 work at initial
With Bangladesh
Rs 228 lakh and work completed Kms
stage of execution 318
(xiii) Inter State Borders
Bio-Medical Waste Management (xxii) Developing Trauma Care Facilities
With Assam
System for district hospital Kms
in Govt. Hospitals 123 in National
5.
With Tripura
Lawngtlai, Champhai, Serchhip, Kms 66
Highway, District Hospital, Serchhip
With Manipur
Mamit under NEC with an approved Kms 95
under CSS, Ministry of H & FW
Administrative
cost of ` 468 Set Up and overall
lakh with an approved cost of ` 494.20
progress of work 60% at present lakh and work at 11 initial stage of
(xiv) 2. No. of Autonomous
Construction of Main Building of District Council No.
execution 3
6. 3. No.ofofNursing,
School Sub-DivisionSynod Hospital, (xxiii) No.
Developing Trauma 23Care Facilities
Durtlang, Mizoram under NEC with No.
in Govt. Hospitals26 in National
an5. approved
No. of Municipal
cost ofCorporation
` 833 with No.
Highway, Civil Hospital, 1 Lunglei
overall progress of work at 20% census) No. 830
under CSS, Ministry of H & FW
(xv) Total Populationof
Construction (2011 Census)
100-Bedded with an approved cost of ` 494.20
Persons
Hospital Saiha under NLCPR with No.
lakh and work 10,97,206
at initial stage of
7
Males cost of ` 1593 lakh and
an approved No.
execution. 5,55,339
Females
overall progress of work at 95% No. 5,41,867
(xvi) Decadal Population Growth
Construction of 50-Bedded Hospital, (2001 – 2011) Due to inadequate availability of
8 Absolute
Lawngtlai under NLCPR with an No.
state of art equipments and 2,08,633
shortageof man
Percentage
approved cost of ` 1191.51 lakh and power, there are many23.48%
% instances when
9 Population
overall progressDensity
of work at 85 % Per Sq.
patients Km to be referred 52
have outside the state
10
(xvii) No. of females per 1000
Developing Trauma Care Facilities males No. 976
for necessary investigation and treatment at
in0 –Govt.
Hospitals in National the cost of the Government of Mizoram
PersonsCivil Hospital, Aizawl
Highway, No. Various measures
exchequer. 1,68,531have been
11
Males
under CSS, Ministry of H & FW made by the department85,561
No. to improve the
Females No.
with an approved cost of ` 1027 lakh treatment of facilities in the82,970
state so as to cut
Literacy
and work at(2011 Census)
initial stage of execution down Govt. spending as well as
(xviii) Developing Trauma Care Facilities inconveniences to the patient party. It is
12 Males No. 4,38,529
in Govt. Hospitals in National envisaged that the services and facilities of
Highway, District Hospital, the District Hospitals be upgraded so that
Rate % 91.33
Lawngtlai under CSS, Ministry of H the people in the rural areas do not need to
& FW with an approved cost of make long journey to the state capital to
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
` 494.20 lakh and work at initial receive necessary treatment for their
Urban No. 5,71,771
stage of execution illness.Hospital services being a labour
(xix) Developing Trauma Care Facilities intensive zone, with high requirement of
in Govt. Hospitals in National man-power. The State needs to meet
Highway, District Hospital, Siaha atleastthe minimum requirement of the
under CSS, Ministry of H & FW Indian Public Health Standard Norms
with an approved cost of ` 494.20 (IPHS). Construction and maintenance of
95 ~~
existing staff quarters are also required to No. of Food Service Establishment
I. MIZORAM
increase the efficiency of doctors and staff. AT A GLANCE
Inspected - 360 Nos.
No. of Food Sample lifted – 165 Nos.
Mizoram State Health Care Society
Sl.
(MSHCS): National
The MHSCS has taken strong
Particulars Unit Ayush Mission: Achievements
Statistic
No.
positive actions for the success of the and activities of State Medicinal Plants
1.
Scheme(s) Geographical
which itAreaundertakes. The BoardSq.(SMPB)
Km Mizoram, 21,081
Directorate of
achievements are as follows: AYUSH during the year 2018-2019.
o o
o
Latitude
 AB-PMJAY- The Society issued Degree 21
 Training & Awareness 24o.35’Buyers/
.58’ N to cum N
Length
3,87,529 (Three Lakh Eighty Seven Sellers Meet
thousand Five Hundred & Twenty Nine)  Setting up of Small Nursery at Mizoram
Golden Cards till date and drive for University
GoldenInternational Borders
Card is undergoing.
4. With Myanmar  Setting
Kms up of Model Nursery404 at Sairang
 Mizoram State Health
With Bangladesh
Care Scheme-  Storage
Kms godown constructed
318 at
1,12,760 (One Lakh
Inter State Borders
Twelve Thousand KudamKawn, Serchhip
SevenWith
Hundred
Assam
and Sixty) beneficiaries  Rural
KmsCollection Centre123 at LungrualZau,
5.
both under BPL and APL with an Serchhip
With Tripura Kms 66
amount ofManipur
With ` 2,40,73,460 (Rupees Two  Cultivation
Kms of Medicinal95Plants – Amla,
CroreAdministrative
Forty Lakhs Seventy Three
Set Up Cinnamon and Sarpagandha are
Thousand
1. No.Four Hundred and Thirty) was
of District cultivated
No. at different districts
11 through
received during 2018-2019. selected
2. No. of Autonomous District Council No. beneficiaries 3
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division  Convergence
No. with SPMRM 23 project –
Name of No. of Claims Paid
4. No. of R.D. Block Under
No. Shayma Prasad 26 Mukherjee
Scheme, etc. Claims Amount (`)
5. No. of Municipal Corporation RuRban
No. Mission, convergence
1 was
Govt. MR6.BillNo. of villages
15,214 (2011 55,27,22,166
census) made
No.for cultivation of 830
medicinal plants
Health Total CarePopulation at two RuRban Clusters – Khawzawl
4,256 (201113,92,57,755
Census)
Scheme Persons RuRban
No. Cluster and East Lungdar
10,97,206
7
AB-PMJAY Males 23,562 18,91,20,849 RuRban
No. Cluster. Homalomena
5,55,339 aromatica
Females andNo. Cinnamomum5,41,867 verum were
Food & Drugs
Decadal Administration:
Population Growth April 2018
(2001 – 2011) cultivated
– March
8 2019Absolute No.
 Tinospora 2,08,633– A project
cordifolia project
Percentage on general awareness 23.48%
% and cultivation of
No. of
9 Drugs
Population Density - 600 Nos.
Store Inspection Per Sq. Km cordifolia was
Tinospora 52 taken up.
No. 10
of Drugs Licence Suspended –
No. of females per 1000 males 9 Nos. No. this project, mass
Under 976 plantation,
No. of Drugs
0 – 6Licence Cancelled
Population – 55 Nos.
(2011 Census) awareness about the medicinal plant at
No. of sample drawn for analysis - 461 Nos.
Persons No. levels was undertaken.
different 1,68,531
No. 11
of Not ofMales
Standard Quality drugs found No. 85,561
- 5Nos. Females No.
Zoram Medical 82,970 College: Zoram
No. of cases registered
Literacy (2011in the court of law
Census) Medical College was established at the State
- 2Nos. Persons ReferralNo.Hospital Falkawn 8,48,175
under the CSS
No. 12
of conviction
Males - 1Nos. No.
“Establishment 4,38,529 College
of Medical
Femalesissued - 304 Nos.
No. of Registration No. with existing 4,09,646
attached district/ referral
No. of Licence issued - 215 Nos.
Rate % with an initial91.33
hospitals” project cost of
Population (2011 Census) ` 189 crores.
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
96 ~~
The target for 2018-19 is as per the MCI requirements for 1st renewal of permission .
Sl. I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
Infrastructural facilities Target for 2018-19
No.
a) Number 2
Sl.
1 Lecture Theatre [College Building] b) Capacity
Particulars Unit Statistic120
No. c) Type Gallery
1. Geographical Area Capacity Sq. Km 21,081250
2 Examination Hall Location
Geographical Number 1
2. Longitude a) Area (sq. m)Degree 92o.15’E to 93800 o
29’E
o o
Latitude Degree
b) Seating Capacity 21 .58’ N to 24100 N
.35’
3 Central Library
Length c)Books 1500
d) Journals (Indian + Foreign) 277 14 + 06
a) Boys/ Girls Capacity @60% 120
4 Hostel b) Residents Capacity @100% 47
With Bangladesh c) Nurses accommodation
Kms @20% 318 35
Inter State Borders a) Teaching @20% 18
5 Residential Quarters
With Assam b) Non -Teaching @20%
Kms 123 32
6 5.BedWith
Distribution
Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms
a) Gen. Medicine 7295beds/ 3 units
Administrative Set Up b) Pediatrics 24 beds / 1 unit
1. No. of District c) TB &No.Chest 811beds / 1 unit
(A) Medicine & Allied
2. No. of Autonomous District Council d) SkinNo.
V.D. 83beds / 1 unit
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division e) Psychiatry
No. 823beds / 1 unit
4. No. of R.D. Block Total
No. 12026beds / 7 units
5. No. of Municipal Corporation a) Gen. No.
Surgery 901beds / 3 units
6. No. of villages (2011 census) b) Orthopedics
No. 30
830 beds / 1 unit
(B) SurgeryTotal&Population
Allied (2011 Census) c) Ophthalmology 10 beds / 1 unit
Persons d) ENT
No. 10 beds / 1 unit
10,97,206
7 Total 140 beds / 6 units
Males No. 5,55,339
Females a) Obstetrics
No.& ANC 25 beds / 1 unit
5,41,867
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011) b) Gynecology 15 beds / 1 unit
(C) Obstetrics & Gynaecology
8 Absolute No.
Total 2,08,633
40 beds / 2 units
Percentage % 23.48%
9 Population Density Grand Total Per Sq. Km 30052 beds / 15 units
7 10BedNo.occupancy %
of females per 1000 males No. 976 60%
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) a) Major OT 4
Persons b) Minor OT No. 1,68,531 2
11 c) ICCU 5 beds
Males No. 85,561
8 OT & ICU Females ICU No. 82,970 5 beds
Literacy (2011 Census) PICU/NICU 5 beds
Persons SICU No. 8,48,175 5 beds
12 Males d) Casualty BedsNo. 4,38,52910
Females a) Static unit - 300 mA
No. 4,09,646 1
Rate - 600 mA % 91.33 1
Radiology (X-ray machines and
9 Population (2011 Census) b) Mobile unit - 60 mA 1
Ultrasound machines)
13 Rural - 100 mA No. 5,25,435 1
Urban c) USG (Color) No. 5,71,771 2
Total Workers (2011 Census) 6 (150 sq. m)
10 Practical Laboratories
14 Main workers No. 2 (60 sq. m)
4,15,030
11 Central Marginal
Laboratoryworkers No. 71,675 1
97 ~~
Opportunities & Future Prospects: As per sports academies in the State and only 1
I. MIZORAM
the Medical Council of India Post-Graduate AT A GLANCE
national level sports stadium.
Medical Education Regulations, 2000,
Postgraduate courses may be started in the Academies under Directorate of Sports & Youth
Sl.
near future to augment the shortfall of Services
No. of
No.
specialist doctors in the state. Plans for SN Name of Academies Categories
1. Geographical Sq. Km Student
21,081
expansion of campusArea by acquisition of Regional Sports
additionalGeographical Location of hostels
land for development 1 Training Centre 20 Under - 14
and 2.quarters
Longitude
have been approved by the DegreeKolasib 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
Saidan,
GovernmentLatitude
of Mizoram. Super-speciality Degree
SYS Football 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
2 20 Under - 17
Length specialist care, Maternal
hospital providing Academy, Lunglei
Boys Hockey
& 3. ChildNorth to South
Health Centre and Physical 3 Kms
Academy, Kawnpui
277
22 Under - 15
East to West
Medicine & Rehabilitation Centres are Kms 121
Women Hockey
planned toInternational Borders
be established in the future. 4
Academy, Thenzawl
35 Under - 17
With Bangladesh
Art & Culture Kms 318
Of the many accomplishments in various
Inter State Borders
No. of Monuments explored
I 10 sporting disciplines, none is as recognizable
With Assam Kms 123
5.and documented as the meteoric rise of Mizo players in the
No. With ofTripura
Research works Kms 66
field of football. Since the victory of
With
II conducted Manipur under Tribal 3 Kms 95
Mizoram in the Santosh Trophy in 2013-14,
Administrative
Research Institute Set Up players from the State are in high demand.
No. 1.of No. of District
Books published under No. 11
III 15 More than 50 Mizo footballers featured in
Mizoram
2. No. Publication
of AutonomousBoardDistrict Council
No. of Records digitized by the
the line-ups of the Indian 3Super League
No.
IV 6. 3. No. of Sub-Division 289800 (ISL) No.
and I-League under23 AIFF. Many
Mizoram
4. No. State Archives
of R.D. Block No. 26
No. 5. No.of of Municipal
Rural Library outstanding achievements have also been
V Corporation12 made No.
in the disciplines 1 weightlifting,
of
constructed
No. of books distributed to hockey,No.table tennis, sepak830 takraw, contact
VI Total Population (2011 Census)5500 sports etc.
Rural Libraries
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Sports & Youth Services The need and importance of sports
for health and physical fitness with a view to
There have been remarkable increasing individual productivity, and the
8 Absolute No.
achievementsPercentage
in sports in various disciplines value of sports as a means2,08,633
of recreation and
% 23.48%
during a potential for promoting social harmony are
9 the recent years. Mizoram has
Population Density Per Sq. Km 52
emerged on the national stage as a producer recognized gradually. Sports is also being
of remarkable sports men and women recognized as an economic sector which
through itsPersons participation and good includes sports tourism, goods
No. 1,68,531
11
performance in high level competitions such manufacturing, sports garments,
Males No. 85,561
as Olympic Games, Asian Games, opportunities in sporting management etc.
Females No. 82,970
CommonwealthLiteracy Games, National Games
(2011 Census)
etc. It speaksPersons
volume of the inborn talent of Therefore, sports in India, as well as
No. 8,48,175
Mizos12 to have
Males achieved this level of the state
No.
have a tremendous potential for
4,38,529
recognition within
Females a short decade despite the expansion
No.
in the field of
4,09,646
individual
insufficiencyRate of sports infrastructure and opportunities,
%
marketing,91.33management,
sporting Population
facilities. There are
(2011 Census) currently 4 sponsorship, sports medicine, tourism etc.
13 Rural with proper
No. sports policy and facilitators.
5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
ACHIEVEMENT
Total Workers (2011 IN MEDAL
Census) TALLY DURING APRIL 2018 - MARCH 2019
14 INTERNATIONAL
Main workers NATIONAL No. REGIONAL
4,15,030
Gold Marginal
Silver workers
Bronze Gold Silver No.
Bronze Gold Silver 71,675Bronze
112 53 46 101 51 58 47 49 71
Total = 211 Total = 210 Total = 167
Grand Total = 588
98 ~~
Rural Development Name of

S Allocation
No. of
I. MIZORAM AT NA GLANCE for 2018-19
Blocks Works
Achievements under major schemes and (in lakh)
projects: 1
Ngopa 257.00 24
i) Sl.
Border Area Development 2
Champhai 356.00 37
Programme duringParticulars
No. 2018-19 (BADP): Unit
3
Khawbung Statistic
302.50 31
BADP
1. covers
Geographical Areavillages under 15 R.D 4
E.Lungdar
Sq. Km 191.00
21,081 24
Blocks situated along
Geographical Indo-Bangladesh
Location 5
Hnahthial 257.50 23
Border
2. (316.00 kms) and Indo Myanmar
Longitude 6
Bunghmun
Degree 92 .15’E to 93 29’E25
o 212.00 o
Border (502.19 kms) located at 0-10 kms

Latitude 7
Lungsen
Degree 21o.58’261.28
N to 24o.35’ N24
from Length
the state International Border. A 8
Siaha 111.00 20
total
3. of `to South
North 3577.78 lakh approved 9
Tipa
Kms 104.50
277 24
allocation
East to during
West the year with a pattern 10
Sangau
Kms 193.50
121 23
11
Lawngtlai 195.50 18
of sharing of 90:10Borders
International between the Centre 12
Bungtlang „S‟ 196.00 22
and
4. the With State.
Myanmar Kms
13
Chawngte 404
251.00 20
With Bangladesh Kms
14
W.Phaileng 318
217.50 23
Inter State Borders 15
Zawlnuam 243.50 27
With Assam Kms
TOTAL 123
3349.78 365
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
Detail Item of Works
Year 2018-19
Sl. 1. No. of District Name of the Sector No. Number of 11
Amount utilized
No 2. No. of Autonomous District Council No. 3(` in lakh)
assets
1 6. (A)3.Infrastructure (I)
No. of Sub-Division No. 23
4.(a) Road/Link
No. of R.D. Road (in km length)
Block No. 66 26 842.65
(b) Bridges/Culverts/FSBs
5. No. of Municipal Corporation (span in mtrs) No. 27 1 273.50
(c) Foot paths/ pathways/ropeways
6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. 25 830 229.00
(d) Steps/masonry steps 8 41.00
(B) Infrastructure (II)
7 Safe Drinking Water Supply 28 228.80
(C) Other Males
Infrastructure No. 40 5,55,339
371.78
2 Health Females No. 5,41,867
Decadal
(i) HousePopulation
for Doctors Growth (2001 – 2011)
and Paramedics 3 31.00
8 (ii) Absolute
Buildings No. 9 2,08,63395.50
(iii)Percentage
Medical Equipments % 3 23.48%22.80
3 9 Agriculture
Population Density
and allied sector Per Sq. Km 4 52 42.00
4 10 No. of females per 1000 males
Social Sector No. 976
0(a)– Community
Centres 31 443.4
Persons
(d) Anganwadies No. 1 1,68,531 6
11
Males Shelters for Old and Handicapped
(e) Common No. 6 85,56140.70
FemalesBuilding/Skill
(f) Capacity No. 2 82,97015.00
Literacy (2011 Census) Bharat Abhiyan
(g) Rural Sanitation/Swatch 77 290.20
Persons
(h) Construction of Toilets No. 8,48,175
12 i) Men Males No. 1 4,38,52910.00
ii) Women Females No. 8 4,09,64653.00
(i) Others
Rate % 5 91.33 54.00
5 EducationPopulation (2011 Census)
13 i) Number of rooms in schools/ Laboratory/ Computer Rooms
Rural No. 1 5,25,435 5
ii) Residential School 41 576.00
Urban No. 5,71,771
Student Exchange 31 164.00
6 Sports Activities
14 (i) Playfields
Main workers No. 23 4,15,030
160.35
Marginal workers
(iii) Indoor Stadium/Auditorium No. 6 71,67580.50
Maintenance 11 95.00
99 ~~
ii) Details of works undertaken under NLCPR and NEDP:

Approved Date of
Scheduled date of
Scheme Name of Project amount (in commencement of
Completion
Sl. lakh) the project
a) Construction ofParticulars
Mini Sports Unit Statistic
No. Complex at Khawbung
369.89 01.1.2017 05.11.2019
b) Construction of Mini Sports
Geographical
Complex at E.Lungdar
Location 434.96 04.1.2017 05.11.2019
NLCPR2. Longitude Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
c) Construction of Multi
Latitude Degree o
24o.35’ N
310.33 01.3.2017 21 .58’ N to04.3.2019
Shopping Complex at Saitual
Length
d) Construction of Mini Sports
3. North to South 400.00 Kms05.2.2018 27727.1.2020
Complex at Aibawk
East to West
a) Chief Minister‟s Rural Kms 121
1000.00 2018-19 2019-20
NEDP
Housing Scheme
4. b) Social
With Education
Myanmar 400.00 Kms 2018-19 4042019-20
c) Rural Housing
With Bangladesh Scheme 200.00 Kms 2018-19 3182019-20
Inter State Borders
iii) Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee
With Assam iv) NABARD:
Kms „Springshed 123 Development
5.
Yojana (CSS): Watershed Development and Water Supply
With Tripura Kms 66for Chalfilh
Component (PMKSY-WDC)
With Manipur which was Catchment
Kms Area – I‟ was sanctioned
95
the erstwhile
AdministrativeIWMP. SetTheUp scheme was under RIDF with approved amount of
implemented since
1. No. of District 2009-2010 till 2015 ` 528.92
No. lakh to be 11 carried out at
under2.theNo. name of IWMP, and became
of Autonomous District Council a Khanpui,
No. Lailak and 3 Hmunnghak
part
6. of 3. PMKSY umbrella from 2015.
No. of Sub-Division villages.
No. 23
There4.were 16 nos.
No. of R.D. Block of IWMP projects No. 26
named5. asNo.Batch I, and ultimately till Mizoram State Rural Livelihoods
of Municipal Corporation No. 1
Batch6.VINo. byof2014-2015 which covered Mission: Mizoram State Rural Livelihoods
villages (2011 census) No. nd 830
all theTotal
8 districts in Mizoram. The total was launched on 22 April 2013 and started
Projects Persons
implemented from Batch-I to its operation
No.
in two Districts
10,97,206
Covering 4
7
Batch-VIMales was 89 covering 303 villages. Resource Blocks viz., Thingdawl,
No. 5,55,339
Implementation
Females of the project has Bikhawthlir,
No. Serchhip and5,41,867 East Lungdar RD
successfully increased the area
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)brought Block. During 2019-2018 Districts with 26
under
8 irrigation.
Absolute Blocks have
No. been covered by MzSRLM.For
2,08,633
Percentage the FY% 2018-2019, MzSRLM 23.48% had an
Achievements
9 of PMKSY:
Population Density approved budget
Per Sq. Km of ` 6047.07 52 crore.
S (In Nos/
N
0 – 6 Population
Component (2011 Census)Ha.)
LivelihoodPersons
for assetless (No of No. 1,68,531
1 11 Males 207 No. 85,561
SHG formed)
ProductionFemales
& Micro-enterprise No. 82,970
2 407
(No ofLiteracy
user assisted)
(2011 Census)
PlantationPersons
including Horticulture, No. 8,48,175
3 1482.41
Afforestation etc.
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Soil & Moisture Conservation (in
4 Females 1305.43 No. 4,09,646
Ha)
Rate
Water Harvesting Structure ( New % 91.33
5 480
Population
Construction in No)(2011 Census)
Water Rural harvesting structure
6 13 101 No. 5,25,435
(Renovated in
Urban Nos.) No. 5,71,771
Additional area bought under
7 irrigation due to project activities 2897.62
14
etc. Main workers No. 4,15,030
Marginal workers
8 Farmers benefitted 2701 No. 71,675
106 ~
Physical Target and Achievements

Sl.
Indicators Target Achievement
No.
1 Sl. Number of new SHGs promoted under NRLM
Particulars Unit 1300
Statistic 1019
No.
2 1. Total Households Area
Geographical mobilized into SHGs Sq. Km 13000
21,081 7289
3 Number of SHGs Location
Geographical provided basic training 1300 1019
o o
4 2. Number
Longitude
of Total SHGs provided RF Degree 92 .15’E
1383 to 93 29’E 1081
o o
5 Latitude
Amount of RF provided to all SHGs (` in Lakh) Degree 21 .58’ N
207.45 to 24 .35’ N
160
Length
Number of SHGs that have prepared Micro Investment Plan (MIP)/
6 3. North to South Kms 2042277 1403
Micro Credit Plan (MCP)
7 Number of VOs formed 125 106
8 Number of VOs provided training on basic VO management 125 106
9 Number of VOs having trained Bookkeeper
With Bangladesh Kms 125318 106
10 NumberInter of VOsBorders
State provided start-up fund 125 113
11 AmountWith Assam
of startup fund disbursed to VOs (in ` lakh) Kms 937.5123 91.70
5.
With Tripura
12 Number of VOs provided VRF Kms 119 66 105
13 AmountWith Manipur
of VRF disbursed to VOs (in ` lakh) Kms 160.6595 159
14 NumberAdministrative Set UpCIF
of VOs provided 280 195
1. No. of District
15 Amount of CIF disbursed to VOs (in ` lakh) No. 1683 11 1933.16
16 No. of Bank Sakhi Placed in branches Council No. 32 3 72
17 6. No3.of Branch
No. of Sub-Division
Manager trained No. 30 23 48
18 No4.of BankNo. ofMitras
R.D. Block
deployed No. 10 26 14
5. No. of Municipal
19 No of Bank having CBRM Corporation No. 35 1 34
20 No6.of Financial
No. of villages
Literacy(2011
CRPscensus)
trained No. 29 830 121
21 NoTotal of GPPopulation
covered AGEY (2011 Census) 30 30
Persons
22 7 No of Vehicles deployed No. 10,97,206
30 30
Males No. 5,55,339
23 No of District covered under MKSP 2 2
24 NoDecadal
of District covered under
Population GrowthFarm Livelihoods
(2001 – 2011) 4 4
25 8 No of Blocks
Absolute Covered under MKSP No. 2,08,633
4 4
Percentage
26 No of Blocks covered under Farm Livelihoods % 23.48%
6 6
27 No of Mahilakissan Covered under MKSP Per Sq. Km 5000 52 5000
28 No0of– Custom Hiring(2011
6 Population Center established under MKSP
Census) 72 72
No of Agriculture
Persons Community Resource Person identified No. under 1,68,531
29 11 36 36
MKSPMales No. 85,561
No of Livestock
Females Community Resource Person identified No.under
30 3682,970 36
MKSP
No of Agriculture
Persons Community Resource Person identified No. under 8,48,175
31 71 48
12 Farm Livelihoods
Males No. 4,38,529
No of Livestock
Females Community Resource Person identified No.under 4,09,646
32 72 56
Farm Livelihoods
Rate % 91.33
33 NoPopulation
of HH Kitchen Gardening
(2011 Census)introduced 1020 318
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
v) PradhanUrban Mantri Awaaz Yojana- implemented
No. in Mizoram since 1st April,
5,71,771
Gramin
Total(PMAY-G):
Workers (2011 The Census)
erstwhile IAY 2016.
CSS
14 , now renamed
Main workers PMAY-G with the No. 4,15,030
objectiveMarginal
of providing
workerspucca houses with vi) Mahatma
No. Gandhi 71,675 National Rural
basic amenities to all houseless and Employment Guarantee Scheme
households living in kutcha and (MGNREGS): One of the most
dilapidated houses has been successful social security scheme of the
Govt. of India has been implemented in
107 ~
Mizoram since 2006-07. Initially, it was funding pattern between the centre and
I. MIZORAM
implemented in Saiha and Lawngtlai AT A GLANCE
state is 60:40. In accordance with
District onlyand later extended to Ministry‟s instruction, stress is given to
remaining Districts. During 2019-2020, NRM Works, agri. and Agri. allied
Sl.
a total of 198329 Job Cards were issued, works,
Particulars Unit and creation ofStatistic
assets.
No.
223768 workers registered, 174 lakhs
1. Geographical
persondays Area so far and an
generated Sq. Km is the leading21,081
 Mizoram performing State
average of 86 days employment in the North East in the implementation
o o
2. Longitude
provided to all Job Card holders. Wage ofDegree
MGNREGS. 92o .15’E to 93o 29’E
rate Latitude
as per Ministry of Rural Degree 21 .58’ N to 24 .35’ N
Length Notification dated 28
development th
3.
March,North
2019to South
is ` 211.00 per day. The Kms 277
Physical &International Borders
Financial performance under MGNREGS during 2019-2020
Utilization
Inter State Borders
Receipt (In Lakhs) Expenditure (In Lakhs)
%
Remarks
With Assam Kms 123
5.
OpeningWithFund
Tripura
from Fund from Total Kms Admn. 66
Wages Material
BalanceWith Manipur
Centre State Availability Kms Cost 95
1. No.
535.56488 of District
48,143.415 2,117.845 50,796.82488 37,097.03 No. 6,679.69 1,556.2411 88.43
No. of 5.
Job No.
Cards issued No. of Workers
of Municipal Corporation Employment
No. provided 1
completed 100
No of disabled
No of families
beneficiary
individuals
Persondays
Household
days
Persons
Others
Active

Total
Total
SC
ST
7
Males No. 5,55,339
17411055
197028
198329
223768
200068
202308
204411
3,017
Percentage % 23.48%
1259
127
42

Welfare Persons No. 1,68,531
11 Services
Males No. 85,561
i) Welfare Females
of Handicapped: The scheme includesvocational No. 82,970 of stipend,
training, provision
Literacy
economic (2011 Census)
rehabilitation, special appliances and pensions.
12 Males No.Achievement during 4,38,529
2018-2019
Name Females
of Schemes/Works Unit No. 4,09,646Financial
Rate % Physical 91.33(` In lakh)
Population
Disability Pension (2011 Census) Person 200 6.00
13 Rural
Economic Rehabilitation Person No. 76 5,25,435 3.25
HandicappedUrbanStudents Stipend Person No. 768 5,71,771 4.17
TotalTraining
Handicapped WorkersCentre
(2011 Census) Centre 3 161.22
108 ~
ii) Child Welfare:

I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCEAchievement during 2018-2019
Name of Schemes/Works Unit Financial
Physical
(` In lakh)
(a) BalBhavan
Sl. Persons 330 5
SMS : 101.64
No.
(b) Integrated Child Protection Scheme Maintenance of Offices
61 CSS : 1361.38
(ICPS)
1. Geographical Area and Homes Sq. Km 21,081
Geographical
(c) Protection Location
of Child Rights Maintenance of Office 1 111.68 SMS
iii) Women Latitude
Welfare: Degree 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Length
3. North to South Kms Achievement 277
during 2018-2019
East toofWest
Name Schemes/Works Unit Kms 121 Financial
Physical
International Borders (` In lakh)
4. With
(a) Integrated Myanmar
Women Empowerment Kms 404
ProgrammeWith Bangladesh i) Cases i) 309 i) 68.16( CSS)
ii) Cases
Kms ii) 50
318
ii) 19.41 (CSS)
i) Women Helpline
Inter State Borders
ii) One Stop Centre iii) Training, Capacity iii) 24 iii) 10
With
iii)Domestic Assam
Violence, Sexual Harassment Building, Kms 123
5.
etc. With Tripura AwarenessKms 66
With Manipur
(b) Residential Institute cum Training Centre Centre-1 Kms 57 95
77.32
Administrative
(c) SIT on Women Set Up
& Girls Act Centre-1 85 33.22
1. Home/Reception
(d) Protective No. of District Centre Centre-1 No. 85 11
70.96
(e) Women2.Commission Centre-1
No. of Autonomous District Council No. 25 326.52
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division Training, CapacityNo. CSS : 86.42
23
(g) State Resource Centre for Women Building, Awareness, 12 SMS : 8.46
4. No. of R.D. Block Observation No. 26
TOTAL : 94.88
iv) Welfare 6. No. of villages
of Aged, (2011&census)
Infirm Destitute: No. 830
Achievement during
Total Population
The State Government has been(2011 Census) 2018-2019
Name of
implementingPersons the „IGNOAP‟ by No.
Schemes/Works
Unit 10,97,206 Financial
7 Physical (` In
providingMales Old Age Pension to poor, No. 5,55,339
lakh)
destitute Females
Older Persons who have No.
Old Aged Home Home-1
5,41,867
12 20.74
Decadal Population
attained 60 years and above. Growth (2001 – 2011)
IGNOAPS
8 Absolute Persons 2,08,633
25469 759.66
(ACA) No.
Percentage IGNWPS%(ACA) Persons 23.48%
2310 69.32
9 Population Density Per Sq.
IGNDPS Km
(ACA) Persons 52
742 14.42
10 No. of females per 1000 males NFBS No.
(ACA) Persons 976
197 39.4
v) 11Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)
Males No. 85,561
Females No. Achievement during 82,9702018-2019
Name of Schemes/Works
Literacy (2011 Census) Unit
Physical Financial (` in lakh)
Persons
No. of ICDS Projects including SNP Office No. 27 8,48,175
12AWC Males
No. of Centre No. 2244 4,38,529
No. of AWW Females Persons No. 2244 4,09,646
No. of childrenRate
enrolled 6 months – 6 years Persons % 138762 91.33SMS :75.74
No. of AWTC Population (2011 Census) Centre 1
CSS :4989.39
No. of Pregnant and Lactating Women Persons 25099
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
TOTAL : 5065.13
No. of AWC providing PSE for 21 days 2244
Urban
No. of beneficiaries No. 5,71,771
(i) BoysTotal Workers (2011 Census) Persons 138762
14
(ii) Girls Main workers No. 4,15,030
Marginal workers No. CSS : 150.06
71,675
(d) PradhanMantruMatriVandhanaYojana Maternity
7967 SMS : 26.69
(PMMVY) benefit Scheme
Total : 176.75
CSS : 664.75
Nutrition
(e) PoshanAbhiaan 1,57,081 SMS : 101.76
Scheme
Total : 766.51
109 ~
vi) Supplementary Nutrition Programme: It aims at reducing the prevalence of

I. MIZORAM
malnutrition among children between 6AT A GLANCE
months to 6 years, pregnant and lactating
mother and adolescent girls.
Sl. Approved sanction Normal/ Severely No of

Year Particulars Unit Statistic
No. Moderate Malnourished Mothers AWWs TOTAL
1. Geographical Area Children Sq. Km
Children &21,081
AWHs
2018- Geographical
` 2019.15 lakhLocation
2. Longitude 128077 150Degree 2436692o.15’E4488 to 93o29’E157081
2019
Latitude Degree 21 .58’ N to 24o.35’ N
o
vii) Tribal LengthWelfare Scheme under support services have been established
3.Article
North275(ACA)
to South & Others: Major Kms the scheme.
under 277
East to West
projects taken up under the scheme Kms 121
International
includes setting Borders
up of Tribal Art State Child Protection Society - 1
4.Centre,
With Myanmar
Eklavya Model Residential DistrictKms
Child Protection Unit 404- 8
With Bangladesh
Schools, Village Forest Development, Recognized Children Home318- 53
Kms
Inter State Borders
and Vocational Training Centres. Total Specialized Adoption Agency - 7
With Assam Kms Home 123- 8
5.allocation for the scheme during 2018- Observation
With Tripura
19 was ` 1556.57 lakh. Kms
Special Home 66 - 2
With Manipur Child Welfare Committee 95 - 8
Kms
Administrative
viii) Integrated Child Set Up
Protection Scheme Juvenile Justice Board -8
1. No. of District
(ICPS): The following structures and No.
Special Juvenile Police Unit - 8 11
EMRS,6. Lawngtlai
Under construction. Out of the approved No.
cost of `1600.00 lakh, `231266.00 lakh only
4. No. of R.D.hasBlock
so far been released by Govt., of India
No. 26
EMRS, Kamalanagar Under construction.
5. No. of Municipal Corporation Out of the approved cost
No. of `1600.00 lakh, `11268.00 lakh only
has so far been released by Govt., of India
EMRS, Tuipang (Saiha) Under construction. Out of the approved cost of `1600.00 lakh, ` 1266.00 lakh only
has so far been released by Govt., of India
EMRS, Ngopa Persons Under construction. Out of the approvedNo. 10,97,206
cost of `1600.00 lakh, ` 1400.00 lakh only
7
Males has so far been released by Govt., of IndiaNo. 5,55,339
*A project for Construction of Observation
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)  Total budget for remuneration of
Home/ 8 Special Absolute
Home Complex at Pukpui, No. of Village Council
members 2,08,633for the year
Lunglei withPercentage
an approved cost of ` 422.72 %
2018-2019 was ` 270.44 23.48%
Crore.
lakhwith funding from NEC was Per Sq. Km
 During 2018-19, a total of 52 2247 items of
10 No. implemented.
successfully of females per 1000 males No. for development 976
works of villages was
0 – 6 Population (2011 Census) allocated for development at village
4. 11 PUBLIC Persons ADMINISTRATION, No.viz., for Improvement
level 1,68,531 of Village
Males
DEFENCE SERVICE & GENERAL No.
Internal Roads, Improvement 85,561 of village
SERVICES.Females No.& Gardens, Construction
Parks 82,970 of steps/
Literacy (2011 Census) pavements/ minor bridges, Construction
Persons
Local Administration andNo.repairs of Village 8,48,175
water points,
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Creation of Public utilities/ maintenance
ThereFemales
are 534 nos. of Village of No.Community 4,09,646 Assets, Village
Rate
Councils across the State excluding the %
Sanitation, 91.33 of Hand
Construction
Autonomous Population
District(2011 Census)
Council areas. These Railings, and Land Development etc.
13
Councils Rural
functions with grants received No. 5,25,435
 Implementation of Rashtriya Gram
Urban
from the Finance Commissions and also No. 5,71,771
SwarajAbhiyan (RGSA) to strengthen
create infrastructure for public assets within capacities of institutions for rural local
their14 respective
Main workers
Village Council areas. No.
governance for a
4,15,030
more responsive
ParticipatoryMarginal workers
rural local self governments No. 71,675
towards local development needs was
are strengthened through these Village taken up during 2018-19.
Councils.
110 ~
Activities taken up under RGSA Scheme during 2018 – 2019

Sl. I.Budget
MIZORAM
Amount AT A GLANCE Utilization
Components Activities
No (` in lakh) Status
Training Needs Assessment, development of
Training Modules, State level Workshop,
1. Sl.
Capacity Building & Fully
Particulars 639.00 training of Unit
Master Trainers, Training of Village
Statistic
No.Training Councils, Training of line department officials
utilized.
1. Geographical Area and staffs,Sq. Km tour, etc.
exposure 21,081
2. Geographical
Institutional StructureLocation 221.00 Construction of SPRC & DPRCs
Fully
2. Longitude Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E utilized.
Latitude Construction of newVC Houses
Degree 21o.58’ atSakawrdai,
N to 24o.35’ N
Khaungleng, W.Lungdar, BairabiNort and
3. Length
PanchayatBhawanSupport 116.00 Ailawng, and repair of 4 VC houses at
Fully
3. North to South utilized
Chiahpui, KmsVangchhia, Rawpuichhip 277 and
East to West Meidum. Kms 121
e-Enablement of
Procurement of 25nos of Desktop Computers to Fully
4. 4.Panchayats/ Village
With Myanmar 10.00 Kms 404
25 Village Councils. utilized.
Council
e-Governance Support Fully
5. Inter State Borders 39.00 e-SPMU and e-DPMUs Staff remuneration.
Group utilized
With Assam Kms 123 Fully
6. 5.PMU 51.00 PMU Staff salary and admin cost
With Tripura Kms 66 utilized
With Manipur Pamphlet, Kms
print & electronic media 95 IEC Fully
7. IEC Administrative
activities Set Up21.00 materials for generating awareness, display of
utilized
hoardings etc
Economics and Statistics collected from 16 urban markets of the
State for calculation23of Consumer
A comprehensive, accurate, and Price Index (CPI). Wholesale Price
reliable database of statistics covering all Index (WPI) is also calculated from
parameters of economic activity across all the price of 20 selected food items
sectors is essential for policy makers, from 8 urban centres of the state, and
economists,
7 and statisticians for planning for Retail Price Index (RPI) calculated
Males No. 5,55,339
growth and development. The Directorate of from the price of 61 selected essential
Economics and Statistics under the Planning commodities.
and Programme Implementation Department (iii) Agricultural Censuses: Collection
is agency for collection of all such economy and derivation of quantitative
Percentage % 23.48%
related data and its repository in addition to information on agricultural structure
being the authority on registration of births based on surveys conducted
and deaths. quinquennially.
Persons
(iv) National
No.
Sample Survey
1,68,531
(NSS): The
Data 11 Collection, Estimation, Survey, and State is part of the nation-wide survey
Males No. 85,561
Census Females conducted
No. annually82,970by National
Sample Survey Office (NSSO). During
(i) Estimation Persons of State Domestic the
No. period reported (2017-18), 75th
8,48,175
12Product(SDP):
Males The most important Round
No. of NSS commenced 4,38,529 from July
single Females
economic indicator to measure 2017
No. – June 2018 and was completed
4,09,646 th
the overall
Rate economic development of within
% the stipulated 91.33 NSS 76
time.
the Population
State is the SDP.
(2011 Final
Census)Estimates of Round was also taken up during July
13Mizoram RuralState Domestic Product 2018
No. – December 2018. 5,25,435
(Value UrbanAdded) of 2014-15 was (v) Registration
No. of Births
5,71,771and Deaths
brought out during 2017-18
Total Workers (2011 Census) (RBD): There are 854 units of Birth
(ii) 14Price Indices: Collection and collation
Main workers and
No.Death Registration in Mizoram, of
4,15,030
of prices of selected
Marginal workers commodities from which
No. 110 units71,675are medical
selected markets, and its analysis with institutions and 744 local registration
respect to inflation monitors progress units. During 2018, Annual Training of
and health of the economy. Data on all Registrars was conducted in every
Price of 270 items is regularly district of the State. Registration of
111 ~
Births and Deaths events for 2018 source of demographic data for socio-
I. MIZORAM
(Jan-Dec) has been completed and AT A GLANCE
economic planning, development of
Annual Report of Registration of Birth health system and population control.
and Death 2017 was brought out and Data on fertility and mortality is
Sl.published. Report of registration of essential in understanding the trends in
No.births and deaths serves as a useful population growth.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT ON VITAL STATISTICS - MIZORAM
Registration System
Latitude
Indicators Degree
Sample Registration System (SRS) 21o.58’
Civil Registration
o
N to 24System
.35’ N(CRS)
Length - 2016 - 2018
3. Birth
Crude North to(CBR)
Rate South 15.5 Kms 277
19.53
Crude Death
EastRate (CDR)
to West 4.2 Kms 1215.64
Infant Mortality Rate (IMR)
International Borders 27 17.35
SRS Source : Office of the Registrar General of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India
4. With Myanmar Kms
CRS Source : Office of the Addl. Chief Registrar of Births & Deaths, Government of Mizoram
404
With Bangladesh Kms
HMIS Source : Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, Government of Mizoram 318
Inter State Borders
With Assam
(vi) 5.Medical Certification of Causes of Kms
for 123 of the State
all villages & localities
With Tripura
Death: Data collected for the Medical Kms
covering 233 parameters 66 across 13
With Manipur
Certification of Causes of Death Kms
sectors of the economy 95 viz.,
Administrative
(MCCD) for the yearSet 2018
Up is based on Agriculture & Allied, Communication
1. No. of District
institutional deaths in 110 nos of &No.Information, Electricity,11 Water
identified Hospitals/ Institutions. It has No.
Supply & 3
Sanitation, Health,
6.been3. found
No. of Sub-Division
that diseases of the No.
Livestock & Fishery, 23 Education,
digestive system are the leading cause No.
Police Station & Outpost 26 and Village
5. No.
of death of Municipal
at 19.5% Corporation
followed by diseases No.
Security, Banking, Public 1 Assets &
6. No.
of the of villagessystem
circulatory (2011 census)
at 15.9%. No.
Amenities, Development 830 Programmes,
Total Population
infectious (2011 Census)
& parasitic diseases Business Enterprise/ Establishment,
Persons
contributes to 15.2% of deaths, and No. These profiles10,97,206
etc. were aggregated
7
that of Males
respiratory system at 13.1%. No.Block level and5,55,339
into District level. The
Females No. was published
Profile 5,41,867
during 2018-19.
(vii) GIS-based Village/ Locality Profile (2001 – 2011)
8 2017-2018:
Absolute‘GIS-Based Village/ No. Baseline Survey
(viii) BPL 2,08,633 2016: A
Percentage
Locality Profile 2017-2018’ was comprehensive ‘BPL23.48%
% Baseline Survey
9 prepared
Population Density
under ISSP/ SSS fund in Per Sq. Km
2016’ was conducted 52 to bring out a
10convergence
No. of femaleswithperthe
1000State‟s
males New No.
rationalized BPL list of 976the State. The
0 – 6 Population
Economic (2011 Census)Policy
Development findings of the survey has been
(NEDP) Persons
fund, survey was conducted No.
successfully published1,68,531
during 2018-19.
11
Males No. 85,561
Highlights ofFemales
BPL Baseline Survey Report 2016: No. 82,970
DISTRICT-WISE ABSTRACT OF BPL HOUSEHOLD
Persons No.
No. of BPL 8,48,175
%Age of BPL Household To
SN
12 District
Males Total Household No.
Household Total4,38,529
Household
1 Females
2 3 4 No. 4,09,646
5
1 Rate
Mamit 20163 7186 % 91.33
35.64
2 Population
Kolasib (2011 Census) 19359 3401 17.57
13
3 Rural
Aizawl 92779 12668 No. 5,25,435
13.65
4 Urban
Serchhip 13841 1770 No. 5,71,771
12.79
5 Total Workers (2011 Census)
Champhai 29043 2715 9.35
14
6 Main
Lunglei workers 37997 11437 No. 4,15,030
30.10
7 Marginal workers
Lawngtlai 61593 13162 No. 71,675
21.37
8 Siaha 13416 4245 31.64
Mizoram 288191 56584 19.63
112 ~
(1) Overall percentage of BPL Households (as a percentage to Total Household in

in Mizoram : 19.63 I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
the District) : Champhai District
(2) District with highest percentage of BPL (4) BPL-Free Villages: Pamchung, Rabung,
Households Tlangmawi, Chawngtlai and Riangtlei
Sl.
(as a percentage toParticulars
Total Household in (All under ChamphaiStatistic
District). These
Unit
No.
the District) : Mamit District BPL-Free Villages were given
(3) 1.District
Geographical Area
with lowest percentage of BPL Sq. Km
„Economic 21,081 by
Incentive‟ the
Geographical
Households Location Government of Mizoram.
o o
o o
Latitude Degree
No. of 21 .58’ N to 24
%.35’ N
of BPL
Length No. of No. of BPL
Sl. Name of Name of Blocks in Household Families to the
Village in Families in
No. 3. District
North to South the District inKms
the 277
Total Household
the Block the Block
East to West Block
Kms 121in the Block
1 2
International Borders3 4 5 6 7
4. With Myanmar Zawlnuam 47 Kms
11760 3734 404 31.75%
MamitWith Bangladesh W. Phaileng 20 Kms
5077 2393 318 47.13%
1
Inter State Borders Reiek 20 3326 1059 31.84%
With
District Assam
Total 87 Kms
20163 7186 123 35.64%
5.
With Tripura Bilkhawthlir 34 Kms
13284 2166 66 16.31%
Kolasib
With Manipur Kms 95 20.33%
2 Thingdawl 18 6075 1235
Administrative
District Total Set Up 52 19359 3401 17.50%
1. No. of District
Tlangnuam (Urban) 12
No.
67023 7940
11 11.84%
Tlangnuam (Rural) 82
No.
5055 727
3 16.79%
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23 13.57%
Aibawk 20 4245 576
Aizawl
4. No. of R.D. Block No. 26 19.01%
3 Phullen 12 2715 516
Thingsulthliah 22 7103 1043 14.68%
Darlawn 30 6254 1132 18.10%
District Total 178 92779 7475 13.63%
7 Serchhip 34 9824 1284
SerchhipMales No. 5,55,33913.07%
4 Females E. Lungdar 14 4017
No. 486 5,41,86712.10%
District Total Population Growth (2001 –48
Decadal 2011) 13841 1770 12.79%
8 Absolute Champhai 33 11453
No. 937 2,08,633 7.97%
Percentage Khawzawl 29 %
7671 386 23.48% 5.06%
Champhai
5 9 Population DensityKhawbung 26 Per5357
Sq. Km 658 52 12.28%
10 No. of females perNgopa 1000 males 14 No.
4262 734 976 17.22%
0 –Total
District 6 Population (2011 Census) 102 29043 2715 9.35%
Persons Bunghmun 33 No.
4468 780 1,68,53117.46%
11
Males Lungsen 63 No.
9466 4445 85,561 46.96%
Lunglei Females No. 82,970 29.87%
6 Lunglei 64 17985 5373
Hnahthial 24 6078 839 13.80%
District Total 184 37997 11437 30.10%
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Chawngte 79 43572 5734 13.16%
Bungtlang 'S' 30 3970 2705
LawngtlaiRate % 91.33 68.14%
7 Lawngtlai
Population (2011 Census) 44 9996 3237 32.38%
13 Rural Sangau 20 4055
No. 1456 5,25,43536.65%
District Total
Urban 173 61593
No. 13162 5,71,77121.37%
Siaha 45 8371 1713 20.46%
SiahaTotal Workers (2011 Census)
8 14 Main workers Tipa 47 No.
5045 2532 4,15,03050.19%
Marginal workers
District Total 92 No.
13416 4245 71,675 31.64%
113 ~
Information and Public Relations  Construction of Lianchhiari Run:

I. MIZORAM AT AConstruction
GLANCE of Lianchhiari Run, a multi
An important activity of the State facility centre with an estimated amount
Govt. is dissemination of information on of ` 1000 lakh was sanctioned by the
Sl. and programmes of the Government
policies North
Particulars Unit Eastern Council Statistic in 2017.
No. print, electronic and traditional
through Component of work include VIP
media 1. so Geographical
as to createArea awareness and Sq. Km
conference 21,081 venue on
hall, exhibition
communicate with the general public. The roof-top, archive hall, photo and painting
State2. alsoLongitude
makes efforts to promote visual Degree recording
gallery, 92o.15’E
and 93o29’E room,
toediting
Latitude
and fine arts. VIP functions and movements, Degree
conference 21o.58’
hall, 24o.35’ Nphoto
filmN totheatre,
events ofLength
importance, and disasters are studio and a basement and ground floor
3. North to South Budget documents, Kms
closely monitored. parking lot for users 277 of the facility
East to West
official functions and speeches of important Kms 121
centre. The work is scheduled for
dignitariesInternational
are archived Borders
and stored through completion before March 2020.
still 4.photographs
With Myanmar
and video to later serve as Kms 404
With Bangladesh
important repository for the govt. Kms 318
Law and Judicial
Inter State Borders
Events With Assam Kms 123
5. and Activities during 2018-19 The Govt. of Mizoram, envisaging
With Tripura Kms 66
the need for Separation of Judiciary from the
With Manipur Kms 95
 Press release issued: 3320 nos. Executive under Art. 50 of the Constitution
 Video1.clips of India realized separation of judiciary from
No.issued: 838 nos.
of District No. 11
 Photos the Executive by a notification issued by
2. published through website:
No. of Autonomous 6474
District Council
nos. DP&AR on 16.06.2005. The 3L&J arm of the
No.
 58 numbers State isNo. 23
responsible for the development and
4. No. ofofR.D. display
Block advertisements No. 26
functioning of the subordinate Judiciary in
and 1222
5. No. classified advertisements
of Municipal Corporationfrom No.
departments close co-ordination with the1 Gauhati High
6. No. certified
of villagesand published
(2011 census) Court, and aid and advise 830
No. the Government
 597 Total numbers
Population of (2011
advertisements
Census)
displayedPersons and other Departments on all legal matters,
formulateNo. and consider 10,97,206
proposals for
7
 MizoramMales Art Development Society No. 5,55,339
legislation, draft legislations, prosecute all
Annual Females
Outdoor Painting Study at No. 5,41,867
litigation for and on behalf of the State
Millions Resort
Decadal on 2.4.2018
Population Growth (2001 – 2011)Government, make proposals for legal
8 Absolute
 Mizoram Art Development Society reformsNo. to the Government,2,08,633
bring out and
Annual Art Percentage
Workshop, 2018 at Archive % 23.48%
publish all Acts, rules, notifications and
9
Hall Population
Babutlang Density
during 10 – 13 July, Per Sq. Km 52
update them from time to time, and
2018 No. 976
formulate schemes for giving legal aid to
 CharcharKut Art Exhibition during 4-9 weaker sections of the society.
March, Persons
2019 No. 1,68,531
11
Males
 Colours of Mizoram Art Exhibition at No. 85,561
The primary responsibility for
New Delhi Females
on 14 – 19 November, 2018 No. 82,970
development of infrastructure facilities for
 Contemporary painting exhibition at subordinate judiciary rests with the State
New Delhi on 20-26 February 2019 Government. To augment the resources of
12 Males No. 4,38,529
 Workshop on Film Production and
Females
the State
No.
Governments, a Centrally
4,09,646
Script Writing
Rate during 24-26 July, 2018
Sponsored%
Scheme (CSS) 91.33
for Development
at I&PR Auditorium.
of Infrastructure Facilities for the
 Two
13 local
Rural film makers attended Subordinate
No. Judiciary has5,25,435 operation
been in
International
Urban Film Festival, Guwahati 25 since 1993-94.
No. Infrastructure
5,71,771development
– 29 October, 2018
Total Workers (2011 Census) for the subordinate judiciary has been a
 Five
14 local film makers attended
Main workers thrust area
No. of the National
4,15,030Mission for
International
MarginalFilm Festival of India
workers Justice No.
Delivery and Legal71,675
Reforms.
(IFFI), Goa during 19-24 November,
2018
 Mizoram State Wall Calendar,
2019: 80,000 copies published
114 ~
Defence Services:
CRIME RATE
2018 - 19
Sl. Crime
No. Case
Crime Rate
M F Total
1. Geographical Area (Crime Sq. Km 21,081
Geographical Location /1000)
Against
2. human
Longitude232 0 232 0.18
Number
Degreeof Prisoners92byo Age Group (2018-19)
.15’E to 93o29’E
body hurt
Latitude S Degree Age Group 21 .58’ N toM24 .35’ N F
o o
Rape 295 0 295 0.23
Length N Age 18 - 20 400 14
Theft
3. 834
North to South 26 860 0.66 Kms 277
1 Age 21 - 25 569 45
MLTP/ MLCPEast to West Kms 121
990 262 1,252 0.96 2 Age 26 - 30 811 116
Act*
International Borders 3 Age 31 – 35 773 102
Excise Act 5 4 9 0.01
4. With Myanmar Kms
4 Age 36 – 45 404
679 151
ND & PS With
Act Bangladesh
593 184 777 0.60
5 KmsAge 46 & above 318
248 77
ADC Act Inter State0Borders 0 0 0.00 Total 3,480 505
1885.IPC With Assam 0 2 2 0.00 Kms 123
Robbery With Tripura11 6 17 0.01 Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
Murder 125 3 128 0.10
Arms Act 1. No. of10 District 0 10 0.01 No. 11
Others 2. No. of384 15
Autonomous 399
District 0.31
Council No. 3
6.Total3. No. of 3,479 502 3,981
Sub-Division 3.06 No. 23
5. No. of Municipal
Number of Corporation
Prisoners Admitted and Released No. (2018-19) 1
6. No. of villages (2011 No. census)
of prisoners at No.
Admitted 830 No. of
Released
S Total Population (2011the
District
beginning of
Census) during the
during the year
prisoners at the
N Persons the year yearNo. end of the year
10,97,206
7 M F M F M F M F
Males No. 5,55,339
1 Central Jail, Aizawl.
Females 559 59 1,230 446
No. 1,330 394 459
5,41,867 62
2 District Jail, Aizawl. 72 0 368 0 369 0 71 0
Decadal Population
3 District Jail, Lunglei. Growth
158 (2001 8– 2011)863 92 908 90 113 10
4 8 District Jail,
Absolute
Siaha. 54 2 212 No. 43 202 352,08,63364 10
Percentage
5 District Jail, Champhai. 95 17 336 %
105 332 10123.48% 99 21
6 9 District
Population Density
Jail, Kolasib. 166 14 637Per Sq.
87 Km 626 91 52 177 10
7 10District
No.Jail,
of females per 1000 27
Lawngtlai. males 2 6 No.
0 32 2 976 11 0
0 – 6 Population
8 District Jail, Serchhip. (2011 Census)
45 11 269 73 274 79 21 7
Persons
9 11District Jail, Mamit. 65 7 147 No. 35 295 701,68,53167 7
Males 1,241 120 No.
4,068 881 4,368 862 85,561
1,082 127
Females No. 82,970
2018 - 19 2017 - 18 2016 - 17 2015- 16 2014 - 15
Persons
Crime Case No. 8,48,175
12 Males M F M F M No.F M F 4,38,529
M F
Against humanFemales
body
232 0 155 5 336 No.5 162 2 4,09,646
242 6
hurt Rate % 91.33
Rape Population (2011 295Census)0 233 2 268 0 207 1 259 -
Theft
13 Rural 834 26 1,314 75 1,548 No.80 1,416 99 832
5,25,435 17
MLTP/MLCPUrban Act* 990 262 1,126 188 948 No. 209 1,128 3475,71,771 526 131
Excise ActTotal Workers (2011
5 Census)
4 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 8
14
ND & PS Act
Main workers 593 184 504 176 529
No.
214 424 187
4,15,030
176 66
ADC Act 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 6
188 IPC 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0
Robbery 11 6 5 0 33 34 20 0 13 1
115 ~
Murder 125 3 54 1 80 0 58 5 121 0

Arms Act 10 0 16 0 23 5 27 3 36 1
Others 384 15 544 44 522 34 806 58 0 0
Sl. Total 3,479 502 3,951 491 4,288 581 4,248 702 2,253 236
No.
1. Welfare:
Sainik Geographical
WelfareAreaand rehabilitation Sq. Kmsystem. Its 21,081
delivery main functions
Geographical
of Ex-servicemen Locationof the Armed
and families comprises, undertakings of physical and
o o
2. Longitude
Forces viz. Army, Navy and Air Force who Degree 92 .15’E
chemical examinationo of evidences to 93 29’E
with the
o
Latitude
devoted their prime ages for the service of latestDegree
sophisticated21 .58’ N to 24available
equipments .35’ N in
the countryLength
is an important concern of the the Laboratory, to provide standard
3. North to South
State Govt. It also assist intending Kms evidences to 277
scientific law enforcing
East to West
candidates in approaching the appropriate agenciesKmsincluding law courts. 121 It renders
recruitingInternational
authoritiesBordersfor purpose of scientific guidance to the investigating
4. With Myanmar
enlistment in the forces. A number of co- agenciesKms 404 & Narcotics
such as; Police, Excise
With Bangladesh
operatives for self-employment have been Kms
personnel, Judicial Officers, 318 Medical
Inter State Borders
set up, assistance provided to war widows & Officers and NGO”s etc., by organizing
dependants With
andAssam
war disabled. trainingKms 123 on various
and delivering lectures
5.
With Tripura Kms
discipline of Forensic Sciences. 66
With Manipur
Forensic Science Laboratory Kms 95
Administrative Set Up The laboratory consists of DNA
1. No. of District
Mizoram Forensic Science Division,No. Chemistry Division, 11 Toxicology
Laboratory is committed to provide District Council No.
Division, Ballistics &Toolmarks 3 Division,
independent and unbiased services of No.
Questioned Documents 23 Division,
scientific 4. examinations
No. of R.D. Block and analysis of No.
Photography Division, and 26 Fingerprint
materials 5. atNo.perof Municipal
with theCorporation
international Division.No. The State Govt. also 1 maintains a
standards, constructive to the justice census) No.
Mobile Forensic Unit (MFU). 830
Persons District wise Crime exhibit examined No. 10,97,206
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Year Year Year
Total
District
Decadal Population2016-2017
Growth (2001 2017-2018
– 2011) 2018-2019
8 AbsoluteCase Exhibit Case Exhibit Case No. Exhibit Case Exhibit
2,08,633
Mamit Percentage8 27 22 71 %
25 139 5523.48%237
9
Kolasib Population Density
26 130 36 3313 Per Sq.
42 Km 1035 104 52 4478
Aizawl 649 9959 394 4116 444 8253 1487 22328
Champhai Persons 68 241 121 875 116
No. 1195 3051,68,5312311
11
Serchhip 19 50 53 284 22 60 9485,561394
Males No.
Lunglei Females 50 405 44 237 No.
47 263 14182,970905
Lawngtlai Literacy (2011 5 Census) 12 9 61 6 20 20 93
Siaha Persons 6 34 13 46 No.
27 105 468,48,175 185
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Outside State 0 0 0 0 8 23 8 23
Total Rate 831 10858 692 9003 737
% 11093 226091.3330954
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Crime Exhibit Urban Examination No. 5,71,771
Total Workers (2011 Census) Year Year Year
Total
14 Divisions
Main workers 2016-2017 2017-2018 No. 2018-2019 4,15,030
Marginal workersCase Exhibit Case Exhibit No. Case Exhibit71,675 Case Exhibit
Chemistry 302 1269 342 2064 398 2328 1042 5661
Question Document 50 7185 41 5530 37 7012 128 19727
Finger Print 92 1030 44 518 33 200 169 1748
116 ~
Ballistic &Toolmarks 29 626 38 140 25 373 92 1139

DNA 37 167 57 220 42 162 136 549
Photography 2 6 0 0 1 2 3 8
Toxicology
Sl. 319 575 170 531 201 1016 690 2122
No.
Total 831 10858 692 9003 737 11093 2260 30954
1. 2018-2019,
During Geographical
asArea Sq. Km were
many 737 cases and 11073 exhibits 21,081
examined and disposed
2.
Graphical Longitude
representation of types of cases examinedDegree
during 2018-201992o.15’E to 93o29’E
Length
3. North to South Type of cases examined Kms 277
East to West Kms Unnatural Death(6) 121
4. With Myanmar 7 43 Kms Murder (19) 404
With Bangladesh 1 Kms 318
158 Rape (14)
Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms 123
5. 8 Burglary (28)
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur
29 Kms Explosives (4) 95
22 Administrative Set Up
4 1. No. of District No. Firearms (22) 11
28
Questioned Documents
6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. (29) 23
14 397
4. No. of R.D. Block No. Counterfeit Notes 26 (8)
6 6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. Liquor (158) 830
1
Persons No. Disputed Paternity(7)
10,97,206
7
Males No. 5,55,339
8 SinceAbsolute
the fiscal year 2000 to the There are 18 Leading
No. 2,08,633Firemen and
fiscal year Percentage
2018-2019, as many as 2549 97 Firemen
% at present. During
23.48% 2018-19, a
trainees
9 from various
Population Density Departments and total number
Per Sq. Km of 54 fire safety
52 campaigns
institutions were provided
10 No. of females per 1000 malestraining on were successfully
No. conducted, 976 and 199 nos.
Forensic 0 –Science disciplines
6 Population by the
(2011 Census) of Fire Safety Inspections and inspections of
Department. Persons proposedNo.construction of 1,68,531
buildings for issue
11 of Fire NOC carried out.
Males No. 85,561
Fire and Emergency
Females Services No. 82,970
Literacy (2011 Census) During 2018-19, following are
Adminstration
Persons and operations of fire important
No. record collected- 8,48,175
and 12emergency services isdivided into two
Males No. 4,38,529
divisions viz., Northern
Females Division and  Total
No.Nos. of House Fires recorded: 37
4,09,646
Southern Division.
Rate Northern Division  Total % nos. of forest fires91.33
recorded : 56
includes Population
Aizawl, (2011
Serchhip,
Census)Champhai,  Total nos. of other fires : 47
Kolasib
13 and RuralMamit districts, and Southern  Loss No.of life due to fire5,25,435
: nil
Division consists
Urbanof Lunglei, Lawngtlai and No. 5,71,771
 Injured due to fire : 14
Siaha districts. Main (2011
Total Workers objective
Census)of the
services  Value of property damaged :
14 is to provide
Main preventive measures
workers No. 4,15,030
and preparedness so workers
as to minimize loss of ` 9,24,33,637/-
Marginal No. 71,675
life and property from Fire as well as from  Value of property saved :
other emergencies, and to inculcate fire `24,91,36,750/-
safety awareness among the general public.
117 ~
Disaster Management and Rehabilitation notified and set up under the

I. MIZORAM AT Achairmanship
GLANCE of the concerned Deputy
In accordance with the Disaster Commissioners.
Management Act, 2005, The State Govt has  State Disaster Response Force (SDRF)
Sl. emphasis on Pre-Disaster and Post-
given Units
Particulars Unitof One Company strength each has
Statistic
No.
Disaster Management relief and allied been set up in seven armed police
1. For
matte` Geographical Area
a notified earthquake prone area, Sq. Km
battalions of Mizoram. 21,081Training of
and susceptible to other natural disasters and SDRF personnel are being carried out in
2.
calamities Longitude
such as landslides, sinking areas, Degree
full-swing. 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
and flash Latitude
floods owing to its topography and Degree 21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
 State Emergency Operation Centre
natural Length
climatic conditions, disaster (SEOC) for Mizoram has been
3.
management Northhas to South
acquired priority attention Kms 277
established at the Directorate of Disaster
East to West
for the government. The steps taken to Kms 121
Management and Rehabilitation Office
mitigate International
calamities and Borders
prepare for natural at Chawnpui, Aizawl.
4. With Myanmar
or man made disasters are as under – Kms 404
With Bangladesh  District
Kms Emergency Operation 318 Centres
Inter State Borders (DEOCs) were established in eight
 Training/ workshop and distribution of district
With Assam Kms within the premises 123 of Deputy
posters/
5. leaflets/ pamphlets, Mock Drills Commissioner‟s compound
With Tripura Kms 66 which serve
have been conducted at regular intervals. as Control Room–cum-Information
With Manipur Kms 95
 State Administrative
Disaster Management
Set Up Authority Centre during disaster.
(SDMA) 1. No. under the chairmanship of
of District  Crisis
No. Management Plan 11 for Mizoram
Hon‟ble Chief Minister of Mizoram is to hasNo.
been compiled covering
2. No. of Autonomous District Council 3 Emergency
lay down the State Disaster Management Response Plan and standard operating
Policy. State Executive Committee procedures.
(SEC) headed by Chief Secretary,  The Mizoram State Disaster
Government of Mizoram also has been Management Plan – 2019 was approved
notified. by State Disaster Management Authority
 District Disaster
Persons Management Authority on 26.09.2019.
No. 10,97,206
7
(DDMA)Males in all Districts have also been No. 5,55,339
Decadal Population Growth No. of–Locality/
(2001 2011) Village
No. of Locality/ Target for Vision/
S Disaster Management Percen-
N 8 DistrictAbsolute
Village Council in No.
Committee constituted till tage 2,08,633
2019 - Target for
Percentagea district 2018-19 % 2020
23.48% 2030
9 Population 83Density
Local Council 57 LDMC Per Sq. Km 68.67 7552 100%
10
1 Aizawl No. of females per 1000 males No. 976
95 Village
Council
35 VDMC 36.84 50 100%
2 11
Lunglei 145 97 66.89 130 100%
Males No. 85,561
3 Saiha Females 92 20 No. 21.73 35
82,970 100%
4 Lawngtlai 176
Literacy (2011 Census) 25 14.20 35 100%
5 Serchhip Persons 49 32 No. 65.31 45
8,48,175 100%
6 12
Champhai Males 108 85 No. 78.70 100
4,38,529 100%
7 Kolasib Females 52 40 No. 76.92 4,09,646
48 100%
8 Mamit Rate 87 38 % 43.67 91.33
50 100%
Population (2011
Total 887Census) 429 48.36 568 100%
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Aapda Mitra: Urban
The „Aapda Mitra - Training No. 5,71,771 intensity,
The incidences, magnitude,
Total Workers
of Community (2011 Census)
Volunteers In Disaster frequency and damages caused by natural
14
Response In Main
India‟workers
is assistance provided by No. are beyond 4,15,030
calamities human control.
MarginalManagement
National Disaster workers Authority, However No. the effects, impact
71,675 and loss due
Ministry of Home Affairs for training of can be minimized by various disaster risk
community volunteers in disaster response reduction measures. Being the first
in the selected most flood prone districts of responder and having more contextual
India. familiarity with hazards and available
118 ~
resources are in better position to respond to

rescue and relief operation. I. Community
MIZORAM AT A GLANCE A total of 50 nos. of trainings, with
based Disaster risk reduction is quite duration ranging from 1 day to 12 months,
relevant for the Mizo society. To streamline for a total nos of 1888 trainees with subjects
Sl.
and to apply the Mizo moral spirit of rangingUnitfrom office Statistic
maintenance to
Particulars
No.
Tlawmngaihna for systematic management technical governance procedures, project
1. Geographical
of disaster Area
at the community level, the and Sq.scheme
Km management21,081 to policy
district administrations instructed all formulation, Foundation Courseso for group
o
2. Longitude
Local/village Councils to constitute their A, B Degree
& D etc. were92 .15’E to 93
conducted 29’E April
during
o o
Latitude
own Locality/ Village Disaster Management Degree 21
2019 to December 2019. .58’ N to 24 .35’ N
committee,Length
prepare their own Disaster
3.
ManagementNorth to South and form different
Plans Kms
The Govt owned 277 Administrative
East to West
teams/task force in close association with Training Institute situated 121
Kms at Aizawl from
International
Non-Governmental Borders
Organizations and Civil where these trainings were conducted
4. With Myanmar
Society Organizations. These committees Kms
received 404
ISO 9001: 2015 Certification from
With Bangladesh
and teams are to be activated as and when Bureau of Indian Standards318
Kms (BIS) under the
Inter State Borders
the need arise. Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016.
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With
Sl. Particulars Tripura Achievement Printing and Stationery 66
Kms
No With Manipur Kms 95
st
1 1 Batch Administrative
training Set Up
59 volunteers from 9
The State Govt runs a Printing &
th
during1.28No. May 7th villages/localities
of -District No. 11
June,2.2018No. of Autonomous District Council Stationery unit from where all official
nd No. 3
gazette and important documents are
2 2 Batch training 27 volunteers from 9
6.during3. 20No.
th of Sub-Division
- 30th villages/localities No. and published; 23and printing
digitized
4.
June, 2018 No. of R.D. Block No.
requirements 26
of govt departments are
rd
3 3 5. No.training
Batch of Municipal Corporation
60 volunteers from 9 No. 1
printed and from where all governmental
th nd
during6. 11No. –of 22 villages/localities
villages (2011 census) No. 830 related items
March, 2019Population (2011 Census) requirements for stationary and
Total are procured.
4 4th Batch training 54 volunteers from 10
Persons
nd No. 10,97,206
7during 22 April- villages/localities
rd
3 May, 2019Males No.
During 5,55,339 activities
2018-19,
Females
Total 200 successfully undertaken 5,41,867
No. were Printing and
Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)compilation of Government publication like
8
Administrative Absolute
Training Institute MizoramNo. Gazette, printing
2,08,633
of election
Percentage % 23.48% Assembly
materials, budget documents,
9 The Population
State Govt. Density
is constantly devoted Per Sq.
matters, VIPKmspeeches, annual52administrative
10 No. ofknowledge,
to developing females per 1000 skills,males
awareness reports,No.
brochures and cards,976and supply of
0 – 6 Population
and responsiveness of(2011all Census)
government office and press related items to Govt
servants andPersons
other stakeholders in the No.
Departments. 1,68,531
11
Males
development process by mainstreaming No. 85,561
training in the Females
process of governance all the No. 82,970
The total revenue collected during
Literacy (2011high
while maintaining Census) standards of 2018-2019 is `1,67,10,362/-.
excellence and Persons
maximizing opportunities for No. 8,48,175
12
systemic reforms.Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
Population (2011 Census) ……
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
7 ~~
XIV. NORTH EASTERN COUNCIL (NEC)

The North Eastern Council was flood management, irrigation, soil erosion,
established in August 1972 under the North etc and promotion of north eastern region in
Sl. Council Act No 84 of 1971. The
Eastern respectUnit
of setting up Statisticof Centres for
Particulars
No.
Council was set up as an advisory body with Awareness Generation, advocacy etc. The
the main objective of ‘ensuring balance and Scheme of NEC will become a Central
economic
2. development of the north eastern
Longitude SectorDegree
Scheme on 92 100%
o
.15’E funding
to 93o29’Eby the
part of India’.
Latitude The formation of NEC was Government
Degree of India.
21 .58’ N to 24o.35’the
o However, N on-
mainly Length
to identify the problems and going projects under the scheme of NEC –
potentials
3. of the
North to SouthNorth East region in a SpecialKms
Development Projects 277 with existing
wider perspective
East to Westand address them in a fundingKmspattern of 90:10 will 121 continue till
coordinated manner among
International Borders the regional March 2020.
states.
4. However,
With Myanmarits role of confining to a Kms 404
limited advisory body has been widened in
With Bangladesh In the State of Mizoram,
Kms 318 NEC has
the course of State
Inter time Borders
by evolving as a major reckonable contribution by developing
player inWiththe Assam
socio-economic development infrastructural
Kms assets in 123 various sectors.
5.
With Tripura
of the region and by becoming a regional Kms & Programme 66
Planning Implementation
With
planning body. Manipur Kms 95
Department is the nodal Department for
Administrative Set Up NEC. Planning & Programme
1. No. of District
The role of NEC can be seen in No. 11
Implementation Department coordinates and
generating 2. and
No. ofstreamlining
Autonomous District Council monitors
of power, No. projects funded under 3 NEC by
transport and communication, health, water No. 23
organizing Quarterly Review Meeting and
supply, 4. No. of R.D.&Block
agriculture allied activities, No.
by undertaking site inspections.26 There are 27
science 5. & No. of Municipaldevelopment
technology, Corporation & nos. of No. ongoing development 1 projects
promotion of industries, tourism sectors etc. No. 830
excluding events funded by NEC and
The NEC Total General
PopulationGuidelines,
(2011 Census)2018 completed projects awaited for official
approved Persons th
by the 67 Plenary 2018 closureNo.
as on 3rd February 10,97,206
2020. NEC has
7
Males
mentioned that the focus sectors would now financially supported 39 5,55,339
No.
students for higher
be – Bamboo, Piggery, Regional Tourism, Professional courses for which ` 8.676 lakh
Higher Education and Tertiary Healthcare, has been
8 Absolute No.released in 2019. The sector-wise
2,08,633
Livelihood Projects,
Percentage Science & Technology fund released
% by NEC during 23.48%2019-20 (only
interventions
9 in the
Population Density North East Region, for which sanction
Per Sq. Km order is52received) is as
Surveys & Investigations for
10 No. of females per 1000 males infrastructure mentioned
No. below: 976
projects 0including hydro-electric
– 6 Population (2011 Census) power,
Persons No. 1,68,531 (` in lakh)
11
Males No. No. of 85,561 Fund
SN Name of Sector
Females No. Projects 82,970 Released
1 Agriculture & Allied
Literacy (2011 Census) Nil Nil
2 Power Persons No. 2 8,48,175 2700.00
3 12 Irrigation,
MalesFlood Control & Water Supply Management No. Nil4,38,529 Nil
4 Females
Industries No. 24,09,646 340.34
Rate %
5 Transport & Communication 2 91.33 2215.12
6 Medical & Health 1 84.24
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
7 Human Resource Development & Employment (HRD&E)
Urban No. 65,71,771 867.396
8 Science & Technology
Total Workers (2011 Census) 1 302.06
9 14 Information & Public Relations
Main workers No. 14,15,030 260.00
10 Tourism Marginal workers No. 3 71,675 33.00
Total 16 6802.16
XV. NON-LAPSEABLE CENTRAL POOL OF RESOURCES (NLCPR)

NLCPR is a scheme implemented At present, the State has 37 nos. of

by Sl.the Ministry Particularsof DoNER for ongoing
Unit NLCPR projects, Statisticwith total
No.
infrastructure development of Northeast approved cost of ` 51567.03 lakh, out of
States in various sectors such as Roads and which ` 39613.03 lakh has been released.
bridges,
2.
Power Supply, Water Supply,
Longitude TotalDegree
fund released92under
o NLCPR
.15’E to 93o29’Eduring
Health, Education,
Latitude and other social sectors. the past 5 years are21as.58’
Degree o follows:
N to 24o.35’ N
Planning Length
Department acts as the Nodal
Department
3. Northforto Southall NLCPR Projects 2013-14
Kms - ` 7,667.24
277 lakh
implemented
East to West State. All projects
by the 2014-15
Kms - ` 4,935.20
121 lakh
funded under NLCPRBorders
International are prioritised and 2015-16 - ` 6,305.00 lakh
proposed
4. With Myanmar by the Planning
for funding Kms 404
2016-17 - ` 3,443.91 lakh
Department,
With with due consultation with
Bangladesh Kms 318
2017-18 - ` 5,201.51 lakh
concernedInterMinister and approved by the
State Borders
Chief Minister.
With Assam The Department acts as a 2018-19
Kms - ` 4,946.81
123 lakh
5. 2019-20 - ` 6879.61 lakh
channel through which all correspondences
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur
relating to the projects are conveyed to and Kms 95
from theAdministrative
Ministry. It Set alsoUpmonitors all Sector-wise distribution of ongoing
st
1. No. ofofDistrict
NLCPR projects the State and collects NLCPR No.projects as on 31 11January, 2020
Quarterly2. Progress
No. of Autonomous District Council
Reports periodically, are as No.
follows: 3
and 6. 3. No.
conducts siteofinspection
Sub-Division
of the projects No. 23
4. No.
from time to time. of R.D. Block No. 26
7 Sl. Persons No.
No. of 10,97,206cost
Approved
Sector
No.Males No.
project 5,55,339
(` in lakh)
1 Education
5 8978.88
8 2 Absolute
Health No. 2 2,784.03
2,08,633
3 Percentage
Power % 4 6,402.07
23.48%
9 4 RoadsDensity
Population and Bridges 3
Per Sq. Km 3697.70
52
10 5 Water Supply
No. of females per 1000 males No. 2 2775.00
976
06– 6 Population
Sports (2011 Census) 7 4104.96
11 7 Persons
Miscellaneous No. 14 1,68,531
22,827.39
Males Total No. 37 85,561
51567.03
Females No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
NORTH EAST SPECIALINFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

(NESIDS)
Sl. The new Central Scheme of North All NESIDS Schemes are 100%
Particulars
EastNo.Special Infrastructure Development fundedUnitby GovernmentStatistic
of India. Under
Scheme
1. (NESIDS), Area
Geographical fully funded by NESIDS
Sq. KmScheme, Ministry of DoNER had
21,081
Government of India is taken up to fill up
Geographical Location retained 4 projects and sanctioned with a
gaps2.of infrastructure
Longitude in certain identified released
Degreeof First 92installment
o
for each
.15’E to 93o29’E
sectors ofLatitude
the Region. The NESIDS will project.
Degree 21 .58’ N to 24o.35’ N
o
accord focus
Lengthon exploitation of the huge
Tourism
3. potential
North of the area by way of
to South 1. Construction
Kms of 2×6.3 MVA,
277 132/33kV
East to West
strengthening related infrastructure and will Kms 121
Sub-Station at Mamit with associated
also give International
emphasisBorders of creation of 33kV Tower line upto Zawlnuam via
4. With of
infrastructure Myanmar
social sector like Health & Kms
Zamuang. 404
Education.With Bangladesh Kms 318
Inter State Borders Approved cost - ` 4,033.84 lakh
With Assam Kms 123
5. The NESIDS will be implemented Installmentreleased - ` 1539.96 lakh
With Tripura
in 3 years from 2017-18 to 2019-20 at a Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
total outlay of ` 1600.00 crore. The funds 2. Alternate Gravity Water Supply
under NESIDS will be
1. No. of District
allocated to States Scheme
No. of Aizawl in Mizoram
11 during
on the basis of normative allocation in the 2018-19.
beginning
6.
of the Financial Year. However,
funds will be provided for the ongoing Approved cost- ` 11,419.65
4. No. of R.D. Block No. 26 lakh
projects 5.
under NLCPR so that
No. of Municipal Corporation
they are Installmentreleased
No. - ` 4500.00
1 lakh
completed6.byNo.2019-20.
of villages (2011 census) No. 830
Total Population (2011 Census) 3. Improvement & Upgradation of
The broad
Personsobjective of NESIDS is Lawngtlai
No. to Tuipui 10,97,206
Ferry road.
7
to ensure focus Development of North East
Males No. 5,55,339
Region by providing
Females Financial Assistance No.
Approved 5,41,867
cost- ` 2,742.63 lakh
for projects of (a)
Decadal PhysicalGrowth
Population Infrastructure
(2001 – 2011) Installment released - ` 1097.05 lakh
relating
8 toAbsolute
Water Supply, Power, No. 2,08,633
connectivity Percentage
and specially the projects % 23.48% Required
4. Component I of Immediately
promoting
9 Tourism Density
Population and (b) Social Sector Per Sq. Km
Infrastructure for52 Tourism
for creation
10 No.of of infrastructure
females per 1000 in the areas of
males No. 976
Development at Reiek and Reiek Tlang
Primary 0 –and6 Population
Secondary (2011 Sectors
Census) of
Education Persons
& Health. No. 1,68,531
11 Approved Cost- ` 560.00 lakh
Males No. 85,561
Females Installment
No. released- `82,970
10.00 lakh
No. of retained projects - 4
Literacy (2011
No. of sanctioned Census)
projects - 4
Persons
Approved cost of 3 Sanctioned projects No. 8,48,175
12 Males No. 4,38,529
- ` 187.56 crore
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
XVI. LIST OF ANNEXURES

Annexure TITLE Page No.

Sl.
No. I Population of Mizoram through Decadal Census 123
II Geographical
District-Wise Population of Mizoram
Location 124
Gross Domestic Product at Factor Cost by Industry of Origin
IIILatitude Degree 125N
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’
(Current Price)
Length
3. IVNorth toGross SouthDomestic Product at Factor Cost by Kms
Industry of Origin 277 126
(Constant
East to West Price) Kms 121
V International Borders
Gross State Value Added by Economic Activity (Current Price) 127
VIWith Bangladesh
Gross State Value Added by Economic ActivityKms (Constant Price) 318 129
Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms(Current Price) 123
5. VII Net State Value Added by Economic Activity 131
With Tripura Kms 66
VIIIWith Manipur
Net State Value Added by Economic Activity Kms(Constant Price) 95 133
IX1. No. Area, Production & Average Yield of Major
of District Agricultural Crops 11
No. 135
X Area, Production & Yield of Major Horticulture Crops 136
XI4. No. Number
of R.D. Block No.2018
of Vehicle on Roads upto 31st March 26 138
XII6. No. Average Price
of villages of Essential
(2011 census) Commodities No. 830 139
XIII Persons Average Wholesale of selected Essential Commodities
No. 10,97,206 142
7
Males
Percentage Distribution of Total Workers, No.Marginal Workers &5,55,339
XIV Females No. 5,41,867 143
Main workers by broad industrial
8 XV Absolute Number of Primary, Middle, High & Higher Secondary and 2,08,633
No. 144
Enrolment
Percentage therein Mizoram % 23.48%
9 XVIPopulation Density Ratio
Teacher-Pupil Per Sq. Km 52 146
XVII Bank-wise(2011
0 – 6 Population Business and Credit Deposit Ratio (C:D Ratio)
Census) 148
11XVIII Taxes by Type 150
Males No. 85,561
XIX Females Ambient Air Quality Data of Mizoram(RSPM) No. 82,970 152
XX Persons Ambient Air Quality Data of Mizoram (NO No.2 ) 8,48,175 153
12 Males No. 4,38,529
XXI Females Ambient Air Quality Data of Mizoram (SO No.2 ) 4,09,646 154
XXII RateBureuau of Indian Standard(Specification%for drinking Water) 91.33 155
13XXIII Rural Range of Parameters in different type of No.sources of water 5,25,435 156
Urban No. 5,71,771
123 ~~
Economic Survey Mizoram 2019-20 117
I. MIZORAM AT A
Annexure - IGLANCE
POPULATION OF MIZORAM THROUGH DECADAL CENSUS

Sl.
No.
1. Sl.
Geographical Area Population (in nos.)
Sq. Km Percentage
21,081
Year
Geographical
No. Location
Male Female Total decadal variation
1
Latitude 2 3 4 5
Degree 6 N to 24o.35’ N
21o.58’
1
Length 1901 39,004 43,430 82,434 -
3. North
2 to South
1911 43,028 48,176 Kms
91,204 (+) 10.64277
East
3 to West
1921 46,652 51,754 Kms
98,406 (+) 7.90121
International
4 1931 Borders 59,186 65,218 1,24,404 (+) 26.42
5 Bangladesh
With 1941 73,855 78,931 1,52,786
Kms (+) 22.81318
6 State1951
Inter Borders 96,136 1,00,066 1,96,202 (+) 28.42
7 Assam
With 1961 1,32,465 1,33,598 2,66,063
Kms (+) 35.61123
5.
With
8 Tripura
1971 Kms
1,70,824 1,61,566 3,32,390 (+) 24.93 66
With
9 Manipur
1981 Kms
2,57,239 2,36,518 4,93,757 (+) 48.55 95
10 1991 3,58,978 3,30,778 6,89,756 (+) 39.70
11 2001 4,59,109 4,29,464 8,88,573 (+) 28.82
6. 12 2011
3. No. of Sub-Division5,55,339 5,41,867 10,97,206
No. (+) 23.48 23
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Percentage % 23.48%
11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
Annexure - II I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
358978
330778
689756
459109
429464
888573
555339
541867
1097206
MIZORAM
Sl.
No.
23554
22122
45676
31242
29814
61056
28594
27980
56574
SIAHA

Length
28750
25450
54200
38776
34844
73620
60599
57295
117894
LAWNGTLAI

Inter State Borders
58331
53084
111415
71402
65821
137223
82891
78537
161428
LUNGLEI
With Assam Kms 123

5.
DISTRICT-WISE POPULATION OF MIZORAM
With Tripura Kms 66

With Manipur Kms 95
23484
22305
45789
27380
26481
53861
32851
32086
64937
SERCHHIP

~ 118 ~

42347
41109
83456
55756
52636
108392
63388
62357
125745

CHAMPHAI

7
Males No. 5,55,339
122940
112939
235879
166877
158799
325676
199270
201039
400309
AIZAWL

Percentage % 23.48%
25425
23344
48769
34562
31398
65960
42918
41037
83955

KOLASIB

11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
34147
30425
64572
33114
29671
62785
44828
41536
86364
MAMIT

12 Males No. 4,38,529
Rate % 91.33
PERSONS
PERSONS
PERSONS

FEMALE
FEMALE
FEMALE
SEX
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

MALE
MALE
MALE
Urban No. 5,71,771

CENSUS
YEAR
1991
2001
2011

Annexure-III
9
8
7
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT FACTOR COST BY INDUSTRY OF ORIGIN (` in lakh)
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
No.
Sl. 1999-2000 SERIES AT CURRENT PRICES 2004-2005 SERIES AT CURRENT PRICES
Sector
No. 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
1 Agriculture 31792 31589 37113 37954 39264 36138 37848 40782 52208 64830 75931 93447
Length
2 Forestry & logging 1491 1666 1771 2198 2033 23867 23866 24608 25800 27090 29218 30138
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
3 Fishing 1627 1782 2585 2665 3027 3020 3073 3175 2101 2145 2687 4621
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
Agri. and Allied 34910 35037 41469 42817 44324 63025 64787 68565 80109 94065 107836 128206
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
4 M ining & quarrying 776 244 477 234 927 802 610 1084 1683 2425 1674 1796
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
a S ub Total of Primary 35686 35281 41946 43051 45251 63827 65397 69649 81792 96490 109510 130002
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

5 Manufacturing 2447 2617 2667 2745 3073 3767 3904 4783 5987 6002 6040 6946
Marginal workers
5.1 M anu-Registered 536 597 688 695 702 571 824 582 676 548 672 1145

5.2 M anu-Unregistered 1911 2020 1979 2050 2371 3196 3080 4201 5311 5454 5368 5801

Particulars
6 Construction 15205 15945 19731 22635 26940 28901 42655 45021 52065 73610 78957 80651

7 Electricity, Gas and Water supply 6567 8400 7463 9738 8110 11059 12614 13320 16610 13164 16058 21038

b S ub Total of S econdary 24219 26962 29861 35118 38123 43727 59173 63124 74662 92776 101055 108635
Industry 24995 27206 30338 35352 39050 44529 59783 64208 76345 95201 102729 110431
8 Transport, storage & communication 3147 3532 3977 4437 4915 7187 7806 8836 10073 11142 11632 12735

8.1 Railways 16 15 17 30 33 25 26 35 47 32 38 40

8.2 Transport by other means 2093 2526 2861 3036 3625 5592 5917 6717 7812 8674 8764 9779
~ 125 ~
8.3 Storage 56 59 61 57 59 54 57 68 83 100 120 147

8.4 Communication 982 932 1038 1314 1198 1516 1806 2016 2131 2336 2710 2769
9 Trade, hotels and restaurants 15020 14431 16852 16855 18263 25717 28852 32957 39102 45517 51723 58489
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
10 Banking & Insurance 3873 4524 4530 7237 8086 7297 7714 8967 10131 11723 13544 15072
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
11 Real estate, ownership of dwellings and business
Per Sq. Km
services 22768 28204 31762 35835 42154 36517 42599 49681 58174 65676 74595 93731
12 Public administration 27469 35433 39948 48598 48623 49498 49681 54875 60227 76669 97390 133127
13 Other services 22824 25375 25777 25448 27083 34427 35893 40909 47390 57718 66536 86997
c. S ub Total of Tertiary 95101 111499 122846 138410 149124 160643 172545 196225 225097 268445 315420 400151
14 State domestic product (` lacs) 155006 173742 194653 216579 232498 268197 297115 328998 381551 457711 525985 638788
15 Calculated S tate domestic product (` lacs) 155006 173742 194653 216579 232498 268197 297115 328998 381551 457711 525985 638788
1
3
16 Population 857200 879200 901700 924900 948600 972986 997943 1023540 1049794 1076721 1104338 1132665
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
17 S tate Per Capita Income (`) 18083 19761 21587 23416 24510 27564 29773 32143 36345 42510 47629 56397
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
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S ector
No. 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
1 Agriculture 31792 29069 29095 30056 29558 36138 37055 38559 47274 56909 64153 77292
Length
2 Forestry & logging 1491 1666 1735 2035 1832 23867 23925 23551 24007 23317 23196 23177
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
3 Fishing 1627 1633 1777 1832 2080 3020 3073 2117 1977 1972 2388 4005
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
Agr and Allied 34910 32368 32607 33923 33470 63025 64053 64227 73258 82198 89737 104474
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
4 M ining & quarrying 776 237 467 179 685 802 551 1046 1355 2028 1241 1287
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
a S ub Total of Primary 35686 32605 33074 34102 34155 63827 64604 65273 74613 84226 90978 105761
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
5 Manufacturing 2447 2560 2632 2635 2902 3767 3844 4480 5361 5194 5047 5381

5.1 M anu-Registered 536 578 654 644 616 571 789 522 578 434 512 850

Particulars
5.2 M anu-Unregistered 1911 1982 1978 1991 2286 3196 3055 3958 4783 4760 4535 4531

6 Construction 15205 15769 19590 22146 25222 28901 40790 40361 44492 57771 60171 59567

7 Electricity, gas and Water supply 6567 8318 7348 9485 7629 11059 12012 11939 14119 11296 12358 15632
b S ub Total of S econdary 24219 26647 29570 34266 35753 43727 56646 56780 63972 74261 77576 80580

Industry 24995 26884 30037 34445 36438 44529 57197 57826 65327 76289 78817 81867
Transport,storage &

~ 126 ~
8 3147 3485 3882 4291 4562 7187 7804 8850 9965 10616 10595 11232
communication
8.1 Railways 16 15 17 28 30 25 26 33 41 27 29 33
8.2 Transport by other means 2093 2489 2783 2928 3351 5592 5725 6103 6676 6919 6443 6643
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
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Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
8.3 Storage 56 58 60 55 55 54 55 61 71 79 92 109

Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
8.4 Communication 982 923 1022 1280 1126 1516 1998 2653 3177 3591 4031 4447
Per Sq. Km
9 Trade,hotels and restaurants 15020 13429 13929 13818 14476 25717 27950 30126 34254 37624 41700 45324
10 Banking & Insurance 3873 4432 4096 6290 6469 7297 8309 9913 11314 12472 14451 14932
Real estate, ownership of dwellings
11 22768 24830 27076 29529 32234 36517 39656 43019 46837 50986 56209 62290
and business services
12 Public administration 27469 32162 36260 44112 44135 49498 47541 49840 52254 62274 74286 98221
13 Other services 22824 25128 25441 24855 25645 34427 34432 36786 40412 45678 59101 79592
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
c. S ub Total of Tertiary 95101 103466 110684 122895 127521 160643 165692 178534 195036 219650 256342 311591
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
14 State domestic product (` lacs) 155006 162718 173328 191263 197429 268197 286942 300587 333621 378137 424896 497932
Calculated S tate domestic product
15 155006 162718 173328 191263 197429 268197 286942 300587 333621 378137 424896 497932
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
(` lacs)
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
16 Population 857200 879200 901700 924900 948600 972986 997943 1023540 1049794 1076721 1104338 1132665
17 State Per Capita Income (`) 18083 18508 19222 20679 20813 27564 28753 29367 31780 35119 38475 43961
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GROSS STATE VALUE ADDED BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AT CURRENT PRICES
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Sl.
No.
Gross State Value Added by Economic Activity (` in lakh) (2011-2012 series)
At Current Prices
S. 2012- 2013- 2014- 2015- 2016- 2017-18 2018-19
Item 2011-12
Length
Rate
Latitude
No. 13 14 15 16 17 (P) (Pr)
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
1. Agriculture, forestry and fishing 149468 161353 189886 420218 470639 515112 562783 615323
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
1.1 Crops 75876 83792 101131 116034 133843 147435 165478 170515
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
1.2 Livestock 30336 30843 36832 45847 53508 66166 86814 122414
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
1.3 Forestry and logging 38403 40972 45742 251289 275478 292438 300944 312830

1.4 Fishing and aquaculture 4853 5746 6181 7048 7810 9073 9548 9563

Particulars
2. Mining and quarrying 5073 4009 12491 8718 16993 4983 6665 8788

Primary 154541 165362 202376 428936 487632 520094 569448 624111

3. Manufacturing 6578 7358 8329 8111 8780 11155 11208 12249
4. Electricity, gas, water supply & other utility services 51024 61109 101365 136540 172901 194817 256585 335847

5. Construction 89328 88507 113326 125175 165998 151505 178064 199759

~ 127 ~
Secondary 146930 156974 223020 269826 347679 357476 445856 547854

Industry 152003 160983 235511 278544 307308 362459 452522 556643
%
%
6. Trade, hotels and restaurants 76482 96173 103080 119745 117695 179518 214531 254920
No.
No.
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Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
6.1 Trade & repair services 74230 93698 100399 116944 114625 176188 210873 250954
Per Sq. Km
6.2 Hotels & restaurants 2252 2475 2681 2801 3070 3330 3658 3966
Transport, storage, communication & services related to
7. 31917 38990 46410 49714 56373 59821 62794 71024
broadcasting
7.1 Railways 30 35 33 34 37 33 40 42
7.2 Transport by means other than Railways 22092 26880 31102 31567 34430 38055 41038 46184
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
7.2.1 Road transport 21376 25853 30356 31180 34020 34847 37578 41282
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
7.2.2 Water transport 613 836 580 122 98 403 383 354
7.2.3 Air transport 103 191 166 265 463 1977 2206 3677
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
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Item 2011-12 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
No. 13 (P) (Pr)
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
7.2.4 Services incidental to transport 0 0 0 0 0 829 872 872
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
7.3 Storage 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
7.4 Communication & services related to broadcasting 9795 12075 15275 18113 21755 21733 21716 24797
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
8. Financial services 20053 19581 21502 23671 22632 28747 30811 33097
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
9. Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services 41471 46544 51036 52747 54631 56627 58880 62422

10. Public administration 139286 170816 189585 197043 229778 227334 236558 269356

Particulars
11. Other services 132328 156875 176398 192708 193737 239262 265169 297738

Tertiary 441537 528979 588011 635628 674846 791309 868743 988557
12. TOTAL GSVA at basic prices 743008 851315 1013407 1334390 1510157 1668880 1884047 2160523

13 Taxes on Product 23226 27434 35819 36560 52268 64184 65706 78141

14 Subsidies on Product 40365 42556 19889 20010 19804 13873 16889 14606
~ 128 ~
15. Gross State Domestic Product 725869 836193 1029337 1350940 1533925 1719191 1932864 2224057
16. Population ('00) 11108 11345 11586 11710 11920 12140 12360 12582
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
17. Per Capita (`) 65347 73708 88843 115366 128685 141614 156381 176765
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
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GROSS STATE VALUE ADDED BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AT CONSTANT PRICES
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Item 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
No. (P) (Pr)
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
1. Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing 149468 145937 157013 329058 335566 351946 366149 361508
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
1.1 Crops 75876 72965 82864 86943 83695 86893 85412 90604
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
1.2 Livestock 30336 29562 30774 34018 37978 44296 53055 40927
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
1.3 Forestry & Logging 38403 38111 37987 202275 207761 213970 220863 223147
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
1.4 Fishing 4853 5299 5387 5822 6132 6787 6820 6831

2. Mining & Quarrying 5073 3815 11745 7661 6822 3940 4836 6371

Particulars
Primary 154541 149752 168758 336719 342388 355886 370985 367879

3. Manufacturing 6578 6609 7007 7133 9892 10578 9917 10619

4. Electricity, Gas, Water Supply & Other Utility Services 51024 57066 88657 109787 115450 145337 184603 228726
5. Construction 89328 81645 99986 106858 121596 133065 147290 160092

Secondary 146930 145320 195650 223778 246938 288980 341810 399438

~ 129 ~
Industry 152003 149135 207395 231439 253760 292920 346646 405809

6. Trade, Hotels & Restaurants 76482 91962 95240 104821 129144 160617 186599 216634
%
%
6.1 Trade & Repair Services 74230 89595 92764 102373 126376 157640 183418 213265
No.
No.
No.
No.
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No.
No.
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No.
No.
No.
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Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
6.2 Hotels & Restaurants 2252 2367 2476 2448 2768 2977 3181 3369
Per Sq. Km
7. Transport, Storage, Communication & Services related to

Broadcasting 31917 36135 41073 43982 48802 50742 52249 57444
7.1 Railways 30 33 31 29 33 26 26 25
7.2.1 Road Transport 21376 23956 27085 28136 29083 30925 32773 35192
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
7.2.2 Water Transport 613 739 530 105 209 329 305 272
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
7.2.3 Air Transport 103 177 144 227 1326 1616 1760 2825
7.2.4 Services incidental to Transport 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
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Sl.
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Item 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
No. (P) (Pr)
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
7.3 Storage 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
7.4 Communication & Services related to Broadcasting 9795 11230 13283 15485 18151 17846 17385 19130
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
8. Financial Services 20053 19192 19683 25607 31451 26711 26593 27873
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
9. Real Estate, Ownership of Dwellings & Professional Services 41471 42396 43829 44658 45348 46554 48080 49279
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
10. Public Administration 139286 163517 175239 174368 192495 203704 205882 224838

11. Other Services 132328 143738 149694 156265 163330 176229 186013 196875

Particulars
Tertiary 441537 496940 524757 549701 610570 664558 705415 772944

12. TOTAL GSVA at Basic Prices 743008 792012 889165 1110198 1199895 1309424 1418210 1540261

13 Taxes on Products 23226 25262 32999 35137 52268 63937 65527 77892

14 Subsidies on Products 40365 39477 18323 19231 19804 13840 16824 14541
15. Gross State Domestic Product 725869 777797 903841 1126104 1232359 1359521 1466913 1603613

~ 130 ~
16. Population ('00) 11108 11345 11586 11710 11920 12140 12360 12582
17. Per Capita (`) 65347 68561 78012 96166 103386 111987 118682 127453
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
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Sl. 2011- 2016-17 2017-18
Item 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2018-19
No. 2012 (P) (Pr)
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
1.1 Crops 71321 78678 95065 110370 122326 139764 157377 162414
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
1.2 Livestock 29947 30433 36345 45276 53080 65188 85616 121216
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
1.4 Fishing 4283 5101 5530 6346 7100 8333 8853 8868


Particulars
Primary 147788 157982 189169 414119 459351 508059 556605 611268

3. Manufacturing 4968 5930 6760 6512 8935 9592 9531 10624

5. Construction 85140 83832 106712 118485 133110 142593 167484 187476

Secondary 124036 129729 180553 217077 239586 279840 433599 557582

~ 131 ~
Industry 128291 132985 187556 220535 244734 283663 439069 565174

%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km

26425 32596 37549 40841 45896 47842 48693 55129
Broadcasting
7.1 Railways 13 16 19 18 19 11 11 11
7.2.1 Road Transport 17998 22025 25619 26291 27535 28780 30251 32985
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
7.2.2 Water Transport 398 499 323 77 152 279 256 237
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
7.2.3 Air Transport 28 107 81 176 1311 1666 1867 3761

7.2.4 Services incidental to Transport 0 0 0 0 0 721 756 756
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
7.3 Storage 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
32333
49235
78141
14606
12582
882960 1190155 1327067 1492771 1765198 2058112
898890 1206705 1359531 1543082 1814015 2121647

148275 155643 169279 183981 191071 223869
165301 180946 199968 226429 251387 283008
513238 558959 628130 704871 774994 889263
77584 103049 114055 127107 146765 168626

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12360
No.
2017-18
(Pr)
28113
45245
64184
13873
12140
2016-17
Length
(P)

NET STATE VALUE ADDED BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AT CURRENT PRICES
33241
43251
52268
19804
11920
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16


Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms 123
23249
41691
36560
20010
11710
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
21143
40721
35819
19889
11586

19248
37497
135009
146832
464960
752671
27434
42556
737549
11345
65013

7
19736
33673
107886
123483
385729
657553
23226
40365
640414
11108
57654
~ 126 ~
Males No. 5,55,339

2011-
2012

Percentage % 23.48%
Real Estate, Ownership of Dwellings & Professional

11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
(P): Provisional Estimates, (Pr):Projected Figures

12 Males No. 4,38,529
Item

TOTAL GSVA at Basic Prices
Gross State Domestic Product
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Subsidies on Products
Public Administration
Urban No. 5,71,771

Taxes on Products

Financial Services
Population ('00)

Other Services
Per Capita (`)

Services
Tertiary
No.
Sl.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
8.
9.
Annexure-VIII
NET STATE VALUE ADDED BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AT CONSTANT PRICES
9
8
7
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
No.
Sl. 2011- 2016-17 2017-18
Item 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2018-19
No. 2012 (P) (Pr)
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
1.1 Crops 71321 68250 77727 82384 78197 81225 79580 84772
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
1.2 Livestock 29947 29182 30343 33526 37457 43439 52067 39939
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
1.4 Fishing 4283 4691 4815 5234 5511 6128 6200 6211


Particulars
Primary 147788 142907 157136 324189 330818 346464 361237 358131

3. Manufacturing 4968 5253 5570 5702 8510 9172 8465 9251

5. Construction 85140 77185 93763 100755 114111 124562 137308 148692

Secondary 124036 119127 155833 175395 193350 218895 259020 296387

~ 133 ~
Industry 128291 122225 162553 178414 197578 221880 262897 301799

%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km

26425 29973 32678 35753 39654 40104 39989 43920
Broadcasting
7.1 Railways 13 15 18 15 16 7 2 1
7.2.1 Road Transport 17998 20291 22701 23677 24369 25362 26225 27923
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
7.2.2 Water Transport 398 416 291 63 117 215 192 170
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
7.2.3 Air Transport 28 97 65 145 1067 1333 1459 2820

7.2.4 Services incidental to Transport 0 0 0 0 0 -94 -98 -98
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
7.3 Storage 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
27239
39202
77892
14541
12582
136649 154353 164321 165765 184721
145645 153015 164864 174246 184539
480512 538159 587481 624650 688628
980096 1062326 1152840 1244907 1343146
996002 1094790 1202937 1293610 1406497
99089 104661 111786

Annexure-VIII
2018-19
Sl.
26014
38360
65527
16824
12360
No.
2017-18
(Pr)
2. Longitude Degree 26156 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
36962
63937
13840
12140
2016-17
Length
(P)

NET STATE VALUE ADDED BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AT CONSTANT PRICES

30849
35923
52268
19804
11920
91845
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms 123
25215
35227
35137
19231
11710
85056
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
19341
34723
136710
139386
455500
768469
32999
18323
783145
11586
67594
18870
34018
129109
134149
435825
697859
25262
39477
683644
11345
60261

7
19736
33673
107886
123483
385729
657553
23226
40365
640414
11108
57654
~ 128 ~
Males No. 5,55,339

2011-
2012

Percentage % 23.48%
Real Estate, Ownership of Dwellings & Professional

11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
12 Males No. 4,38,529
Item

12. TOTAL GSVA at Basic Prices
15. Gross State Domestic Product
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
14. Subsidies on Products
10. Public Administration
Urban No. 5,71,771

13. Taxes on Products

Financial Services
16. Population ('00)

11. Other Services
17. Per Capita (`)

Services
Tertiary
No.
Sl.
8.
9.
Annexure-IX
9
8
7
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
AREA, PRODUCTION & AVERAGE YIELD OF MAJOR AGRICULTURAL CROPS
Year /
Paddy Maize Pulses No.
Area Production Yield Area Production Yield Area Production Yield
Length
Rate
Latitude
District
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
(in Ha.) (tonnes) (Kg per Ha) (in Ha.) (tonnes) (Kg per Ha) (in Ha.) (tonnes) (Kg per Ha)
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
With Bangladesh
2000 - 01 51,839 1,03,673 2,000 6,643 16,436 2,474 2,374 3,960 1,668
Main workers
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

2001 - 02 55,881 1,05,715 1,892 7,378 16,646 2,256 2,677 3,799 1,419
Marginal workers
2002 - 03 57,067 1,09,205 1,914 7,489 14,879 1,987 4,666 4,986 1,068

Particulars
2003 - 04 59,196 1,14,630 1,936 10,481 20,282 1,935 4,892 4,313 881

2004 - 05 57,085 1,07,661 1,886 10,505 19,788 1,884 6,741 7,971 1,182

2005 - 06 56,460 1,07,740 1,908 11,742 22,703 1,933 6,861 8,663 1,262
2006 - 07 52,851 42,091 796 10,775 20,969 1,946 5,054 5,833 1,154

2007 - 08 54,541 15,688 288 7,328 729 99 5,048 2,632 521

~ 135 ~
2008 - 09 51,990 68,917 1,326 9,558 9,318 975 3,931 3,646 927
2009 - 10 47,204 66,132 1,400 8,551 11,510 1,350 3,920 6,479 1,650
2010 - 11 40,692 67,429 1,657 9,005 13,499 1,499 3,957 6,065 1,533
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
2011 - 12 38,976 75,566 1.939 6,905 8,397 1.216 3,836 5,331 1.389
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km
2012 - 13 39,342 57,700* 1,466 6,175 8,063 1,306 3,100 3,288 1,061
2013 - 14 38,803 58,994* 1,520 5,793 8,221 1,419 3,862 5,657 1,465
2014 - 15 36,930 60,679* 1,643 5,695 8,624 1,514 4,220 5,970 1,414
2015 - 16 37,153 62089* 1,671 5,877 10,295 1,751 3,706 5,041 1,360
2016 - 17 36,858 61,516 1,669 5,779 8,911 1,542 3,529 4,774 1,353
1
3
2017 - 18 36,114.20 59,606 1,650 5,978 9,469.80 1,583.90 3,922 6,682 1,703
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
2018 - 19 35,550 60,010 1,688 6,163 10,970 1,779 3,769 5,889 1,562
10,97,206
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Annexure-X
9
8
7
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
AREA, PRODUCTION AND YIELD OF MAJOR HOTICULTURE CROPS
No.
Orange Banana Passion Fruit Tomato
Sl.
Year Area Production Yield Area Production Yield Area Production Yield Area Production Yield
No.
in Ha. in M.T M.T/Ha. in Ha. in M.T M.T/Ha. in Ha. in M.T M.T/Ha. in Ha. in M.T M.T/Ha.
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
1 2001 - 02 5482 32099 5.85 2484 35273 14.20 350 735 2.10 12 183.8 15.32
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
With Bangladesh
Main workers
2 2002 - 03 5429 25050 4.61 2734 44564 16.30 420 1142 2.72 15 231.9 15.46
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

3 2003 - 04 5400 18930 3.50 3384 59287 17.52 520 1461 2.81 18 306.5 16.25
Marginal workers

4 2004 - 05 4409 26233 5.95 3820 83046 21.74 729 2282 3.13 20 303.5 18.80

Particulars
5 2005 - 06 5258 33020 6.28 4520 104818 23.19 929 3354 3.61 16 274.1 19.74

6 2006 - 07 5395 34366 6.37 5020 98800 15.88 1109 4979 4.49 17 225 23.70

7 2007 - 08 6395 11567 1.80 6220 98800 15.88 8944 44720 5.00 17 298 17.50
8 2008 - 09 8275 10757 1.30 7220 66424 9.20 4084 13530 3.31 620 4960 8.00

9 2009 - 10 5348 13265 1.25 8655 84810 9.80 5341 27880 5.22 - - -

~ 136 ~
10 2010 - 11 6515 19700 3.02 10040 118600 11.81 1522 5910 3.88 675 6180 9.16
11 2011 - 12 8360 22230 2.65 10090 119060 11.79 450 900 2.00 700 6420 9.17
12 2012 - 13 8960 24100 2.69 10540 127530 12.10 700 1470 2.10 800 7390 9.24
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
13 2013 - 14 13508 40430 2.99 10840 140920 13.00 838 1940 2.32 880 8270 9.40
Per Sq. Km
14 2014 - 15 14200 41200 2.90 10870 141000 12.97 980 2110 2.14 1070 10120 9.43
15 2015 - 16 14370 41200 2.87 10910 141000 12.92 980 2110 2.14 1090 10200 9.36
16 2016 - 17 16030 41340 2.58 11000 141040 12.82 980 2110 2.14 1290 12850 9.96
17 2017-18 16070 41420 2.57 11210 143840 12.83 980 2110 2.14 1340 13230 9.87
18 2018-19 16370 53990 3.30 11210 143840 12.83 980 2110 2.14 16874 18599 11.02
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Annexure-X
Sl.
No.
M.T/Ha.
Yield
16.17
15.89
4.00
6.40
6.10
6.60
8.39
9.69
3.30
5.00
4.92
4.92
3.90
4.08
4.25
7.34
7.32
7.03
26
Length
Production

Ginger
in M.T
46648
31136
29582
38068
45143
55432
57010
34290
31000
31950
34460
28390
29920
31200
30790
62743
62744
60130
25

Inter State Borders
Area in
10391
7287
5097
4481
4532
4654
3426
3587
6200
6500
7010
7280
7480
7650
7240
8553
8553
8553
With Assam Kms 123
Ha.
24
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
M.T/Ha.
Yield
10.00
13.40
14.15
14.31
18.65
18.83
20.00
4.14
5.00
5.01
5.24
3.80
3.95
3.96
4.16
3.86
3.85
3.85
23

Tumeric

Production
in M.T
10074
83500
39662
22500
23970
29240
22990
24700
25130
24730
28890
29820
29820
2808
3845
4528
5509
9735
22

~ 131 ~

in Ha.
Area
4175
9625
4500
4780
5580
6050
6250
6350
5950
7482
7738
7738
280
287
320
385
522
535
21
7
Males No. 5,55,339
M.T/Ha.

Yield
0.68
0.83
0.96
0.98
1.01
1.36
2.00
3.40
5.50
5.53
1.10
0.91
1.01
1.02
1.02
1.02
0.98
.97
17

Percentage % 23.48%
Birdeye Chilly

Production

in M.T
24429
47850
48760
10727
10918
10918
1077
9790
8208
9100
9330
9330
401
535
646
687
721
200
16

11
Males No. 85,561
Area in
Females No. 82,970

11168
11196
11195
7185
8700
8815
8900
9020
9040
9140
9140
Ha.
590
645
673
702
714
792
100
15

12 Males No. 4,38,529
2001 - 02
2002 - 03
2003 - 04
2004 - 05
2005 - 06
2006 - 07
2007 - 08
2008 - 09
2009 - 10
2010 - 11
2011 - 12
2012 - 13
2013 - 14
2014 - 15
2015 - 16
2016 - 17
2017-18
2018-19
Year

Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

No.
Sl.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Urban No. 5,71,771

Annexure-XI
9
8
7
NUMBER OF VEHICLES ON ROAD UPTO 31st MARCH, 2018
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
No.
Sl. 2004- 2005- 2006- 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- 2015- 2016- 2017- 2018-
Category
No. 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Length
PRIVATE
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
1 Two Wheeler 22283 25604 28363 30884 35933 43983 52057 61447 71602 81790 91091 100963 112081 126738 146610
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
2 Three Wheeler (passenger) 1387 1623 1841 2026 2190 2327 2585 3064 3702 4453 4727 4985 5484 5774 6095
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
With Bangladesh
Main workers
3 Three Wheeler (Goods) 8 22 36 39 47 56 63 68 68 73 73 73 74 74 73
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
4 Motor Cab 1883 2203 2517 2705 2927 3274 3792 4398 5091 5885 6044 6211 6735 7341 7499


5 Maxi Cab 708 913 1095 1251 1412 1545 1783 2079 2388 2771 2915 3106 3270 3444 3593

Particulars
6 Motor Cars 14235 16407 18586 20199 21969 23806 25748 28046 30269 32373 34315 36121 38178 41379 45891

7 Bus 566 627 686 722 758 786 806 849 884 899 916 949 988 1017 1033

8 Ambulance 0 0 1 3 4 8 9 14 17 20 24 31 38 43 48
9 Fire Figher 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10 Recovery Vehicle 9 10 11 12 12 13 14 17 17 18 18 18 19 19 19

~ 138 ~
11 Goods Carrier 4364 5062 5802 6479 7226 7926 8953 10171 11311 12743 13814 14771 16068 17817 19649
12 Tractor 139 153 172 185 190 197 220 242 254 262 267 285 294 308 319
13 Trailer 55 57 57 58 59 62 64 64 64 65 65 65 65 72 72
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
14 Camper Van/Trailer(Pvt) 5 6 6 6 6 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9
Per Sq. Km
15 Constr. Equipt.Vehicle 8 10 14 16 26 38 65 98 119 147 156 166 176 184 227

Excavator/Earth moving
16 153 229 296 366 427 501 600 709 785 915 1042 1138 1261 1437 1602
Equipment
17 Road Roller 1 1 1 2 4 7 11 12 12 14 14 14 14 18 19
18 Others 24 41 52 61 74 145 219 292 335 460 641 821 1042 1257 338
19 TOTAL (PRIVATE) 45828 52968 59536 65014 73264 84682 96997 111578 126934 142897 156131 169726 185796 206935 233096
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
GOVERNMENT
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
20 2501 2676 2777 2954 3125 3425 3678 3871 4046 4212 4437 4591 4758 5310 5610
10,97,206
TOTAL
21 GRAND TOTAL 48329 55644 62313 67968 76389 88107 100675 115449 130972 147109 160568 174317 190554 212241 238706
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Annexure-XII
AVERAGE RETAIL PRICE OF ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES
9
8
7
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
(Price in Rupees)
No.
Sl. 2001- 2002- 2003- 2004- 2005- 2006- 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- 2015- 2016- 2017- 2018-
Name of Commodities Unit
No. 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Length
I CEREALS
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
1 Rice (Local) Kg 13.37 13.17 14.33 12.21 14.08 16.54 20.30 20.88 19.00 24.00 29.00 30.00 32.00 38.00 43.00 50.00 46.00 46.00
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
2 Atta Kg 12.33 12.00 14.08 14.75 14.50 15.56 17.25 17.38 20.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 27.00 28.00 34.00 35.00 36.00 35.00
North to South
With Myanmar
With Bangladesh
Main workers
3 Maida Kg 13.24 13.08 14.79 14.04 15.62 19.38 20.00 20.25 23.00 25.00 26.00 27.00 31.00 31.00 38.00 38.00 40.00 39.00
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

4 Suji Kg 17.20 15.96 15.91 17.04 19.42 20.31 27.50 27.25 29.00 33.00 33.00 37.00 41.00 41.00 57.00 56.00 63.00 63.00
Marginal workers

5 Bread (400g) No. 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 11.25 13.75 12.00 12.00 15.00 16.00 19.00 27.00 30.00 30.00 32.00 32.00

Particulars
6 Biscuit (Good Day) 100g No. 10.33 1067.00 10.50 10.08 10.42 10.00 10.00 10.25 10.00 11.00 12.00 11.00 15.00 12.00 15.00 15.00 11.00 11.00

II PULSES

7 Masur dal (small) Kg 29.61 33.33 36.79 37.83 34.69 42.75 56.00 73.75 76.00 73.00 71.00 74.00 82.00 87.00 107.00 118.00 109.00 109.00
8 Black Gram Kg 25.37 27.21 27.91 28.87 27.71 40.31 41.25 41.88 39.00 42.00 46.00 56.00 67.00 69.00 84.00 89.00 106.00 106.00

9 Local Pulse (Bete) Kg 24.35 28.50 28.81 28.75 30.50 32.50 35.00 48.75 42.00 50.00 54.00 67.00 80.00 86.00 83.00 84.00 85.00 88.00
10 Motor Chana (Dry peas) Kg 19.75 19.50 19.50 21.08 19.75 22.81 30.63 31.88 32.00 33.00 35.00 43.00 50.00 49.00 54.00 54.00 51.00 51.00

~ 139 ~
11 Soyabean Kg 24.11 27.48 30.21 24.58 28.96 27.50 40.00 42.63 55.00 49.00 57.00 66.00 83.00 90.00 94.00 94.00 83.00 91.00
III O ILS & FATS
%
%
Mastard Oil (refined
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
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Kms
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Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
12 Litr. 39.91 51.79 60.54 59.17 57.46 61.06 78.12 85.00 82.00 82.00 84.00 105.00 120.00 118.00 129.00 128.00 129.00 128.00
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
veg.oil)
Per Sq. Km
13 Vanaspati (Dalda / Rasoy) Kg. 52.91 59.42 60.00 60.83 59.16 61.06 80.00 80.63 75.00 79.00 83.00 96.00 103.00 106.00 116.00 115.00 108.00 108.00
IV MEAT, FISH & EGG

14 Pork Kg. 95.00 95.00 98.75 98.75 98.75 102.50 122.00 145.00 158.00 162.00 174.00 189.00 210.00 244.00 251.00 251.00 263.00 265.00
15 Beef Kg. 88.75 91.46 102.50 101.25 102.50 112.50 123.75 146.28 171.00 180.00 192.00 209.00 237.00 263.00 307.00 314.00 325.00 325.00
16 Mutton Kg. 99.99 105.71 108.57 118.57 102.50 133.33 136.67 167.50 208.00 223.00 233.00 267.00 286.00 338.00 342.00 342.00 369.00 400.00
1
3
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26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
17 Chicken (Broiler) Kg. 98.88 95.39 113.01 120.71 120.00 118.75 132.86 147.50 162.00 168.00 197.00 200.00 191.00 190.00 222.00 222.00 213.00 215.00
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
18 Fish Kg. 103.13 102.50 119.58 125.10 130.66 112.50 114.28 131.25 132.00 149.00 170.00 238.00 266.00 296.00 331.00 339.00 293.00 293.00
19 Egg (Farm) Dozen 28.54 28.38 28.75 30.00 30.00 36.25 34.12 48.00 86.00 99.00 92.00 86.00 125.00 144.00 141.00 134.00 120.00 117.00
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
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No. 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Length
V MILK & ITS PRO DUC TIO N
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
20 Milk (P rivat e) Lit . 23.33 23.87 24.58 26.87 28.87 28.87 27.62 30.63 34.00 37.00 41.00 43.00 47.00 51.00 58.00 59.00 58.00 61.00
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
21 Everyday (milk powder) Kg 69.21 68.83 69.50 74.62 77.08 88.75 101.87 110.88 112.00 134.00 142.00 178.00 183.00 178.00 178.00 176.00 176.00 176.00
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
22 Amul But t er (100g.) No. 15.04 14.92 15.16 15.04 16.17 16.25 19.25 19.75 25.00 27.00 29.00 31.00 33.00 36.00 42.00 42.00 45.00 45.00
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
VI C O NDIMENTS & S PIC ES
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
23 Salt (T at a) Kg 7.96 9.00 8.50 9.17 9.25 9.88 10.00 11.25 12.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 20.00 19.00 21.00 21.00 20.00 20.00


24 T urmeric (100g) Gram 9.38 10.00 10.00 10.12 9.79 10.66 9.37 10.88 13.00 20.00 19.00 25.00 21.00 23.00 24.00 25.00 24.00 24.00
25 Garlic Kg 61.00 54.75 57.70 50.41 57.29 82.50 69.28 68.75 115.00 172.00 148.00 133.00 142.00 142.00 192.00 192.00 185.00 185.00

Particulars
26 Ginger Kg 13.66 10.79 10.54 16.29 16.25 12.50 12.12 21.88 23.00 30.00 28.00 30.00 41.00 75.00 51.00 50.00 46.00 49.00

27 Chilly P owder (100g.) Gram 10.66 12.29 8.00 9.83 9.42 10.63 20.00 20.25 19.00 18.00 19.00 23.00 27.00 25.00 31.00 33.00 35.00 35.00

VII VEGETABLES
28 P ot at o Kg 13.04 12.77 10.80 11.83 13.54 12.69 12.50 14.50 15.00 18.00 19.00 25.00 27.00 33.00 31.00 33.00 28.00 29.00

29 Onion Kg 16.91 15.92 21.37 19.41 22.83 22.83 19.37 27.50 31.00 45.00 35.00 28.00 60.00 44.00 53.00 51.00 41.00 40.00
30 Brinjal Kg 14.53 15.46 15.10 13.79 16.44 20.00 24.14 30.59 25.00 38.00 39.00 45.00 50.00 48.00 51.00 48.00 60.00 60.00

~ 140 ~
31 T omat o Kg 33.20 31.40 27.64 26.45 27.75 30.62 30.62 33.35 38.00 43.00 57.00 65.00 67.00 72.00 66.00 64.00 71.00 79.00
32 French Bean Kg 26.35 25.42 22.12 25.21 24.58 29.69 26.87 39.38 37.00 49.00 53.00 62.00 66.00 81.00 72.00 78.00 83.00 89.00
33 Bit t er Guard Kg 26.25 30.38 29.68 30.00 27.22 32.50 37.50 39.38 48.00 55.00 55.00 64.00 68.00 68.00 84.00 78.00 78.00 71.00
%
%
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No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
34 Chilly Green (Small) Kg 41.59 37.20 26.56 37.38 32.91 45.00 66.25 94.38 58.00 69.00 66.00 117.00 119.00 130.00 197.00 212.00 226.00 213.00
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
35 Squash Kg 11.87 12.14 11.80 12.67 12.98 17.50 20.00 19.17 22.00 21.00 21.00 26.00 27.00 32.00 37.00 34.00 35.00 34.00
Per Sq. Km
36 Must ard Leaf Kg 21.50 22.00 23.75 23.96 18.54 21.56 20.00 27.50 37.00 38.00 41.00 50.00 57.00 43.00 52.00 53.00 75.00 75.00
37 P umpkin Leaf Kg 22.50 23.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 24.00 21.25 28.75 31.00 36.00 40.00 51.00 59.00 50.00 54.00 54.00 66.00 65.00
38 Cowpea Leaf (Behlawi) Kg 23.00 22.00 22.00 23.00 24.00 24.00 30.00 25.00 43.00 35.00 38.00 46.00 59.00 59.00 51.00 51.00 59.00 58.00
VIII FRUITS
39 Banana Dozen 26.40 23.52 23.16 26.52 30.00 27.00 24.00 29.28 36.00 36.00 42.00 45.00 60.00 81.00 93.00 90.00 84.00 84.00
40 P ineapple Kg 10.00 15.00 8.25 10.00 12.00 12.00 15.00 18.75 19.00 30.00 28.00 29.00 28.00 36.00 37.00 37.00 50.00 46.00
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
IX BEVERAGE
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
41 Sugar Kg 20.00 20.17 20.00 23.12 24.71 25.00 23.62 27.25 45.00 43.00 39.00 46.00 50.00 48.00 48.00 49.00 50.00 50.00
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
T ea Leaf (Uphaar Red)

42 Gram 41.00 42.00 39.04 42.33 42.33 53.13 51.25 55.60 59.00 61.00 63.00 69.00 89.00 96.00 100.00 100.00 101.00 99.00
250g.
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
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No.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
43 Gur Kg 21.91 21.90 21.87 26.56 24.37 26.25 30.00 30.94 42.00 46.00 53.00 66.00 90.00 91.00 105.00 114.00 95.00 105.00
Length
Rate
Latitude
X INTO XIC ATES
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
44 Finished Pan No. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 3.00 5.00
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
45 T obacco Leaf Kg 122.58 118.75 110.00 117.91 152.08 138.75 147.50 178.75 189.00 223.00 225.00 253.00 350.00 352.00 388.00 392.00 456.00 478.00
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
46 Mizo zial (10 Sticks) No. 1.97 2.00 2.00 2.06 2.75 3.15 3.00 3.60 3.00 3.00 3.00 5.00 7.00 6.00 7.00 7.00 8.00 8.00
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
Wills Navy Cut (10

47 No. 25.79 13.73 14.37 14.87 15.00 24.88 28.60 35.38 36.00 42.00 43.00 47.00 53.00 67.00 80.00 80.00 84.00 84.00
Sticks)

XI FUEL & LIGHTING

Particulars
Cylinde
48 L.P.G. Gas (14.20 Kg) 254.00 250.25 260.27 305.60 305.40 305.63 305.63 325.00 325.00 361.00 395.00 432.00 431.00 411.00 435.00 447.00 457.00 488.00

r

49 Electricity (Below 50w) Unit 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.45 1.45 1.45 1.85 1.58 0.90 1.10 1.70 2.35 2.35 2.35
XII SO AP

Per
50 Washing Soap (Ball) 10.38 10.25 11.25 11.67 11.75 12.00 13.75 15.50 16.00 18.00 19.00 21.00 25.00 25.00 28.00 29.00 30.00 30.00
Ball

~ 141 ~
51 Cinthol (Bathing Soap) No. 13.21 12.08 12.46 12.83 18.13 19.50 20.00 23.10 24.00 25.00 25.00 27.00 34.00 35.00 39.00 40.00 35.00 35.00
XIII EDUC ATIO N
School Uniform Shoe
%
%
52 Pair 246.00 287.50 288.75 362.50 358.50 399.84 382.00 411.00 430.00 476.00 549.00 568.00 616.00 661.00 719.00 781.00
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
(Intac)
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
53 School T ution Fee (Pvt.) Month 154.17 161.66 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 212.50 240.00 235.00 294.00 344.00 400.00 458.00 520.00 575.00 572.00 613.00 650.00
Per Sq. Km
XIV MEDIC AL C ARE

Per
54 Doctor Consultation Fee 66.66 79.58 93.75 93.33 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 122.00 118.00 155.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 213.00
Visit
Per
55 Paracetamol 5.21 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.88 5.50 5.83 6.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 12.00 12.00 11.50 11.00 11.00 10.00
Strip
XV BEDDING & C LO THING
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
56 Secondhand Shirt No. 70.00 75.00 80.00 90.00 95.00 100.00 100.00 103.13 139.00 164.00 171.00 174.00 234.00 242.00 296.00 286.00 306.00 325.00
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
57 Secondhand Pant No. 140.00 160.00 180.00 190.00 200.00 200.00 210.00 178.75 178.00 199.00 217.00 216.00 236.00 269.00 332.00 333.00 306.00 331.00
58 Mattress – 3 Kgs Cotton No. 393.29 360.42 294.58 373.33 343.75 417.14 407.14 457.50 486.00 584.00 631.00 644.00 720.00 830.00 972.00 987.00 1013.00 10 3 1.0 0
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
59 Rizai – 2Kgs Cotton No. 289.16 286.16 298.75 297.92 281.25 330.00 347.14 387.50 408.00 500.00 529.00 507.00 655.00 725.00 838.00 851.00 816.00 819.00
60 Mosquito Net (Double) No. 350.00 360.00 350.00 360.00 380.00 450.00 380.00 393.75 542.00 462.00 512.00 577.00 611.00 861.00 960.00 958.00 954.00 956.00
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AVERAGE WHOLESALE PRICE OF SELECTED ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES
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No.
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No. 05 06 07 08
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
I CEREALS
Length
Rate
Latitude
1 Rice (Local) Qtls. 1220 1158 1387 1825 1800 2506 3050 3035 3102 3444 4199 4461 4314 4114 4471
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
2 Atta Qtls. 988 1282 1367 1280 1380 1485 1490 1574 1837 2374 2545 2700 2703 2770 2786
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
3 Maida Qtls. 1418 1379 1635 1775 1840 1636 1773 1601 1997 2670 2597 2900 2967 2920 2868
With Myanmar
With Bangladesh
Main workers
II PULSES
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
4 Masur Dal (Small) Qtls. 3270 3280 3334 5256 6837 7063 6517 5982 6312 7214 7604 9986 10152 9538 9475


5 Local Pulses (Bete) Qtls. 2600 2800 3200 2920 3700 2833 3956 3910 5018 6441 6379 7359 7471 8000 8033

Particulars
III BEVERAGE

6 Sugar Qtls. 2123 2261 2272 2139 2456 4058 3671 3608 3949 4531 4294 3817 3782 4475 4475

IV CONDIMENTS & SPICES
7 Salt 50 Kg. 280 279 327 339 350 323 388 425 391 444 539 718 772 870 927

8 Turmeric Qtls. 5000 5200 5200 600 775 860 3517 4982 2917 3267 3681 4074 4314 4829 4829

9 Garlic Qtls. 4000 4300 4000 6100 5250 10111 14792 13444 10160 9880 12182 14791 15119 14357 14357
~ 142 ~
10 Ginger Qtls. 780 780 800 950 1687 1556 2376 2889 2032 2732 5654 2793 2611 3621 3621
11 Dry Chilli (bird eye chillies) Qtls. 6000 6200 6200 8000 12571 14000 12500 14125 16306 16005 14375 19446 17748 23333 23333
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
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No.
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No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
V MEAT
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
12 Pork Qtls. 8000 8200 8200 12250 14000 15800 16200 16750 18625 20825 24400 25050 23500 28000 23850
Per Sq. Km
13 Beef Qtls. 8000 8500 8500 13500 13800 17100 18000 18500 20100 23650 26280 30650 29000 32000 29250
14 Chicken (Broiler) Qtls. 6000 6500 7200 10000 14500 16200 16800 18000 18500 19100 18975 22200 23000 20000 26460
15 Fish Qtls. 7800 8000 8000 10000 10000 13200 14900 12750 19225 16750 29575 33100 32000 26000 26370
VI VEGETABLES
16 Potato Qtls. 852 972 1008 900 1126 1046 1326 1158 1760 1801 2318 2680 2505 1450 1450
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
17 Onion Qtls. 1334 1266 1468 1200 2175 2734 3486 2210 2262 4709 2761 3531 3280 3338 3338
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
18 Brinjal Qtls. 1000 1100 1300 2000 2437 1567 3384 2250 2649 2836 3773 3466 3119 4113 4050
VII FRUITS
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
19 Banana Qtls. 650 700 800 900 1100 1100 804 1600 1170 1775 3785 3984 4146 4146 4289
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Percentage Distribution of Total Workers, Marginal Workers & Main workers by broad industrial categories
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No.
Total workers Marginal workers Main workers % to total main workers
Year /
Sl. No. (% to total (% to total (% to total Agricultural Household Other
District Cultivators
population) population) population) labourers Industry worker) workers
Length
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Rural 47.41 - 47.41 86.67 0.23 0.15 12.92
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
1 1971 Urban 31.59 - 31.59 13.77 1.86 2.22 49.21
With Myanmar
With Bangladesh
Main workers
Combine 45.61 - 45.61 83.53 0.37 0.32 12.44
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

Rural 36.66 3.12 33.54 82.86 1.31 0.43 15.38
Marginal workers

2 1981 Urban 8.77 0.58 8.18 20.53 7.25 2.55 69.64

Particulars
Combine 45.44 3.71 41.73 70.63 2.48 0.85 26.03

Rural 51.20 5.70 45.50 82.00 1.65 0.40 16.42

3 1991 Urban 46.20 8.20 38.10 33.00 5.56 1.87 59.43
Combine 48.90 6.80 42.10 61.00 3.28 1.02 34.35

Rural 28.82 6.13 22.69 81.66 2.00 0.73 15.59
4 2001 Urban 23.75 5.66 18.10 23.77 4.22 1.80 70.20

~ 143 ~
Combine 52.57 11.78 40.79 62.14 3.32 1.33 44.22

Rural 23.00 3.15 19.85 46.31 4.60 0.60 9.30
%
%
5 2011 Urban 21.36 3.38 17.97 9.01 5.47 1.29 40.69
No.
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No.
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Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Combine 44.36 6.53 37.83 55.32 10.07 1.89 49.99
Per Sq. Km
District-wise (2011)
1 Mamit 3.59 0.29 3.30 6.91 0.62 0.06 1.89
2 Kolasib 3.34 0.64 2.71 4.34 1.43 0.14 2.93
3 Aizawl 15.92 2.12 13.80 9.46 2.75 0.81 29.05
4 Champhai 5.50 0.66 4.84 9.24 1.40 0.24 3.66
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
5 Serchhip 2.95 0.23 2.72 5.25 0.31 0.22 2.02
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
6 Lunglei 7.14 1.48 5.65 10.95 2.57 0.20 5.15

7 Lawngtlai 4.15 0.68 3.47 7.03 0.76 0.15 3.04
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
8 Saiha 1.77 0.43 1.34 2.15 0.23 0.08 2.24

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NUMBER OF PRIMARY, MIDDLE, HIGH & HIGHER SECONDARY AND ENROLMENT THERE IN MIZORAM
No.
HIGHER SECONDARY
PRIMARY (CL I - IV) MIDDLE (CL V - VII) HIGH SCHOOL (CL VII - X) (CL XI - XII)
No. of No. of No. of No. of
Length
No. of Total Girls No. of Total Girls No. of Total Girls No. of Total Girls
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
Year Schools Enrolment Student Schools Enrolment Student Schools Enrolment Student Schools Enrolment Student
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
With Bangladesh
1989 1084 98023 46042 522 42925 20693 192 23166 11466
Main workers
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

1990 1109 103686 49130 545 44138 21436 202 27287 13550
Marginal workers
1991 1118 96602 45694 546 42278 20075 227 27944 14032

1992 1066 98771 47346 553 42028 19380 273 31828 15848

Particulars
1993 1082 97740 46562 609 44969 20858 281 27834 13915

1994 1145 97993 46477 656 48177 23747 289 2916 14820
1995 1254 99730 47130 694 47408 22950 313 30983 15428

1996 1263 106167 49842 702 48676 23873 300 33833 16863 16 22312 957

1997 1318 115652 53992 733 51746 25131 302 36864 18157 18 4836 2089
~ 144 ~
1998 1244 115845 54914 726 50457 24401 339 36231 18026 18 6174 2798
1999 1226 106165 50152 748 50971 24585 352 37690 19102 20 9344 4358
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
2000 1209 103269 98713 676 48793 23602 386 37197 18769 30 9671 4712
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km
2001 1377 116226 56276 851 53130 26309 370 43030 23157 33 9076 4421
2002 1504 116303 55683 911 56490 27215 409 39875 20093 47 12555 6213
2003 1504 120217 57817 908 58623 27958 443 45200 22873 69 16890 8295
2004 1481 102807 48827 939 56038 27124 445 43161 21658 70 10283 5004
2005 1688 132046 63950 1121 88044 43090 484 41610 20787 76 10555 5068
2006 1700 130342 63050 1081 58533 28460 500 44322 21885 80 11762 5664
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
2007 1752 134656 64159 1090 57399 27733 508 43675 21725 82 12816 6161
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
2008 1783 151899 72907 1253 64887 31024 502 44576 21943 86 14649 7167
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
8388
9163
10056
10621
10935
11210
11749
11504
11352
12677
12599
ANNEXURE-XV
Schools Enrolment Student

No. of
NUMBER OF PRIMARY, MIDDLE, HIGH & HIGHER SECONDARY AND ENROLMENT THERE IN MIZORAM
Girls
13
HIGHER SECONDARY
Sl.
(CL XI - XII) Particulars Unit Statistic
17049
18437
20250
21472
22087
22562
22986
22540
21863
24378
24378
No.
Total
12
95
98
113
118
127
132
138
163
175
186
186
No. of
Length
11

24263
25069
24277
19270
20674
20208
20710
18313
18905
20382
20382
No. of
HIGH SCHOOL (CL VII - X)
Girls

10

Inter State Borders
48811
50252
48741
38870
41945
40711
41534
36529
37407
41198
41198
With Assam Kms 123
Total
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
9
With Manipur Kms 95

521
538
543
584
612
610
614
640
669
689
1. No. of District No. 689 11
No. of

8

31796
33110
41965
43242
45557
45336
44912
42685
43064
44167
44167
~ 139 ~

No. of
Girls

MIDDLE (CL V - VII)

66776
69318
87726
89755
94354
94077
93277
88655
88711
90567
90567
7
Males No. 5,55,339
Total

1313
1353
1383
1381
1408
1514
1511
1542
1580
1552
1552
No. of
Percentage % 23.48%
5

74615
79832
77049
77608
80516
76116
76861
72129
70295
73252
72096

No. of
Girls

11
4
Males No. 85,561

PRIMARY (CL I - IV)
Females No. 82,970

156396
166152
161514
161581
165051
157646
159334
149612
145189
150675
148469

Total

3
12 Males No. 4,38,529

1782
1821
1855
1831
1873
1946
1950
1968
1969
1956
1898
Rate % 91.33
No. of

2
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

Urban No. 5,71,771
2017
2018
2019
Year
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016

1

Annexure-XVI
TEACHER-PUPIL RATIO
9
8
7
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
Primary School Middle School High School Higher Secondary School
No.
Sl. Year /
No. District Teacher Pupil Ratio Teacher Pupil Ratio Teacher Pupil Ratio Teacher Pupil Ratio
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2000-2001 4505 103269 01:23 4999 48793 01:10 2805 37197 01:13 504 9871 01:20
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
2 2001-2002 5429 114229 01:21 5747 53130 01:09 2853 43030 01:15 485 9076 01:19
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
3 2002-2003 5855 116303 01:20 5599 56490 01:10 2923 39875 01:14 648 12555 01:19
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
4 2003-2004 5861 120217 01:21 5608 58623 01:10 3108 45200 01:15 669 16890 01:25
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
5 2004-2005 5469 102807 01:19 7067 56038 01:08 3592 43161 01:12 845 10283 01:12
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
6 2005-2006 5210 132046 01:25 7983 88044 01:11 3694 41610 01:11 854 10555 01:12

7 2006-2007 8099 130342 01:16 7271 58533 01:08 3768 44322 01:12 929 11762 01:13

Particulars
8 2007-2008 8002 134656 01:17 6846 57399 01:08 3935 43675 01:11 941 12816 01:13

9 2008-2009 8716 151899 01:17 7754 64887 01:08 3886 44576 01:11 1058 14649 01:13

10 2009-2010 8477 156396 01:18 7564 66776 01:09 3853 48811 01:13 1224 17049 01:14
11 2010-2011 8310 166152 01:20 7824 69318 01:09 3870 50252 01:13 1224 18437 01:15

12 2011-2012 8488 161514 01:19 9638 87726 01:09 4212 48741 01:12 1367 20250 01:15

~ 146 ~
13 2012-2013 8703 161581 01:19 9883 89755 01:09 4414 38870 01:09 1468 21472 01:15
14 2013-2014 8717 165051 01:19 10161 94354 01:09 4617 41945 01:09 1518 22087 01:15
15 2014-2015 8428 157646 01:19 10319 94077 01:09 4500 40711 01:09 1520 22562 01:15
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Degree
Degree
16 2015-2016 8330 159334 01:19 10159 93277 01:09 4394 41534 01:09 1536 22986 01:15
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km
17 2016-2017 8510 149619 01:18 10206 88655 01:09 4513 36529 01:08 1661 22540 01:14
18 2017-2018 8459 145189 01:17 9218 88711 01:09 4274 37407 01:08 1714 21863 01:13
19 2018-2019 8182 150675 01:18 9084 90567 01:10 4357 41198 01:09 1782 24378 01:14
District-wise 2017-18
1 Mamit 550 11661 01:21 685 6487 01:09 258 2146 01:08 37 342 01:09
1
3
2 Kolasib 600 12999 01:22 714 7154 01:10 297 2681 01:09 80 1170 01:15
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
3 Aizawl 2483 49644 01:20 2874 31426 01:11 1621 14922 01:09 868 12628 01:15
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
4 Champhai 915 17392 01:19 1124 11048 01:10 527 4541 01:07 154 1639 01:11
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
5 Serchhip 467 7154 01:15 555 5434 01:10 280 2411 01:08 123 1098 01:09
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Annexure-XVI
Ratio
01:10
01:10
01:13
01:15
14
Higher Secondary School
Sl.
No.
21863
Pupil
2573
1177
1236
13
Teacher

1714
264
108
80
12
Length
Ratio
01:07
01:10
01:08
01:09
11

High School
Inter State Borders

With Assam Kms 123
37407
Pupil
5312
3333
2061
5.
10
With Tripura Kms 66

With Manipur Kms 95
Teacher

4274
711
346
234
9

Ratio
01:09
01:08
01:09
01:10
TEACHER-PUPIL RATIO

8
~ 141 ~

Middle School

12736
88711
7
Pupil
9610
4816
Males No. 5,55,339

7

Teacher

1456
1255
9218
555
Percentage % 23.48%
6

Ratio
01:15
01:14
01:10
01:17
5

11
Males No. 85,561
Primary School
Females No. 82,970

145189
19543
18517

Pupil
8279
4

12 Males No. 4,38,529
Teacher
Rate % 91.33
1307
1309
8459
828
3

13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771
District
Lawngtlai
Year /

Lunglei
2

Saiha
Total

No.
Sl.
6
7
8
1
ANNEXURE-XVII
9
8
7
Bank-wise Business and Credit Deposit Ratio of Mizoram in the FY2017-18 (as on date 31st March, 2018)
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
No.
Deposits, Advances & Credit-Deposit (C:D) Ratio (ìn lakh)
Year
Length
Sl. Name of 2018-19
Rate
Latitude
2017-18 2016-17 2015-16
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
Longitude
No. Bank
Persons
Persons
Persons
C:D C:D C:D C:D
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
Deposits Advances Deposits Advances Deposits Advances Deposits Advances
With Tripura
Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
1 BOB 5089.67 1739.37 34.17 4756.00 1036.00 21.78 1837.00 552.00 30.05 2324.00 398.00 17.13
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

2 BOI 8589.00 2285.00 26.60 3264.00 1975.00 60.51 2876.00 1461.00 50.80 2516.00 1218.00 48.41
Marginal workers
3 BOM 588.43 864.32 146.89 532.90 676.35 126.92 427.83 434.63 101.59 385.57 404.20 104.83

4 CAN 2640.00 5377.00 203.67 2257.00 5247.00 232.48 2011.95 4247.29 211.10 1590.89 3187.33 200.35

Particulars
5 CBI 6809.06 2641.25 38.79 11636.64 2219.59 19.07 5421.49 1539.31 28.39 3461.99 1527.26 44.12

6 IDBI 17124.00 4990.46 29.14 13770.00 4559.90 33.11 17245.00 5687.00 32.98 4530.00 1889.89 41.72
7 IND 227.28 335.29 147.52 104.37 119.38 114.38 13.03 5.80 44.51

8 IOB 1077.34 1182.49 109.76 787.82 927.10 117.68 623.80 488.41 78.30 329.37 461.25 140.04

~ 148 ~
9 PNB 3129.71 5602.93 179.02 4854.22 5046.15 103.95 2900.00 4100.00 141.38 3490.63 2334.37 66.88
10 PSB 534.10 386.78 72.42 330.00 235.00 71.21 142.00 155.45 109.47 182.00 166.00 91.21
11 SBI 478888.00 140853.00 29.41 421900.00 128000.00 30.34 373900.00 115500.00 30.89 300904.00 106999.00 35.56
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
12 SYN 1581.74 1325.05 83.77 3117.14 1537.02 49.31 3569.00 1253.00 35.11 3351.21 1273.55 38.00
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km
13 UBI 18685.16 7703.50 41.23 15848.00 7201.00 45.44 11255.60 4944.79 43.93 9125.40 3394.25 37.20
14 UCO 19170.00 6709.00 35.00 20225.00 6717.00 33.21 9746.55 5603.14 57.49 8954.15 5210.32 58.19
15 UNI 953.52 530.41 55.63 2285.01 516.86 22.62 1353.95 497.18 36.72 571.79 445.09 77.84
16 VJB 20143.00 7877.00 39.11 22533.00 8371.00 37.15 24696.91 7455.96 30.19 21987.00 6900.00 31.38
17 HDFC 29684.76 10943.74 36.87 35576.39 9103.01 25.59 30432.45 6887.84 22.63 23689.81 5821.10 24.57
1
3
18 FED 4215.56 491.84 11.67 2609.29 299.26 11.47 3265.52 288.32 8.83 1653.29 93.80 5.67
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
19 ICICI 8049.78 654.34 8.13 6115.77 285.95 4.68 3562.24 91.38 2.57 3679.00 130.06 3.54
10,97,206
20 INDUS 1699.00 11730.00 690.41 65889.00 104975.00 159.32 2225.00 4733.00 212.72 1450.00 7477.00 515.66
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
21 AXIS 32762.20 6577.32 20.08 26100.29 6183.87 23.69 25180.23 4854.84 19.28 28827.89 4843.89 16.80
22 YES 9460.00 545.79 5.77 5831.18 856.75 14.69 2722.06 0.00 0.00 2645.00 3.00 0.11
12.32
57.04
67.63
67.54
44.19
Ratio
Sl. C:D
173.60
2935.33
86535.80
40038.95
283861.04
Advances
No.
2015-16

1409.26
4346.18
151711.66
59202.46
642318.55
Deposits

Length
9.78
32.40
52.31
58.43
63.90
39.88
Ratio
C:D

155.47
1084.00
3227.59
95443.28
42308.16
312998.84
Advances
Inter State Borders

2016-17
With Assam Kms 123

5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
790243.93
1590.14
3345.36
5050.82
182443.75
72406.25
Deposits

Year

5.85
36.66
50.72
54.18
54.56
46.25
Ratio
C:D

~ 143 ~

363.04
2086.95
3174.68
108933.37
47341.95
457988.18
Advances

2017-18
7
Males No. 5,55,339
6209.56
5692.62
5818.60
214794.58
87374.66
990213.04
Deposits

Percentage % 23.48%
5.89
0.00
33.14
47.45
58.83
51.70
38.78
Ratio
C:D

11
Males No. 85,561
571.70
0.00
3314.57
3298.34
123140.40
56754.89
408425.78
Advances
Females No. 82,970

2018-19

12 Males No. 4,38,529
9713.39
39.54
96477.12
6380.14
10000.47
259504.92
1053216.89
Deposits
Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

Urban No. 5,71,771
Name of

Bank
MUCO
MCAB
MZRB
BAND
TOTAL

IPPB
SIB

No.
Sl.
23
24
25
26
27
28
Annexure-XVIII
9
8
7
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
TAXES BY TYPE (` in lakh)
No.
2010- 2011- 2012- 2018-19 2019-20
T ype of T ax 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18
11 12 13 (RE) (BE)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Length
Rate
Latitude
A. STATE
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
3385.19 3956.14 5505.57 6762.2 7751.54 9461.61 10757.5 13008 17867 22315 26653.09 35840.60 35840.60 44180.74 54590.98 48333.69 57369.19
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
TAXES
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
1. State Goods
With Manipur
Percentage
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16976.20 5000.00 35503.08
North to South
With Myanmar
& Service T ax
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
2. T axes on
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

Income & 407.72 437.63 452.81 499.95 532.28 592.86 793.03 839.47 1186 1368.2 1473.52 1404.46 1539.67 1542.13 1578.03 1620.00 1670.40
Marginal workers
Expdr.

3. Land
71.96 86.25 159.38 72.78 148.09 162.91 276.17 433.36 251.9 304.31 454.43 1106.15 887.82 858.21 828.84 1081.08 1100.00

Particulars
Revenue
4. Stamps &

13.25 10.43 16.78 20.83 22.95 46.16 38.65 34.32 69.09 64.29 152.16 372.30 356.76 326.05 230.20 988.97 592.23

Registration

5. State Excise 136.2 140.4 146.1 165.02 168.67 187.39 209.99 239.32 230.8 283.17 310.93 490.94 6060.48 7226.22 6582.60 5940.00 500.00
6. Sales T ax 2331.69 2808.21 4159.06 5371.81 6204.09 7750.91 8593.59 10470 14216 17587 18333.59 21194.81 24703.99 30781.03 24284.80 30780.00 15006.00

7. T ax on
338.15 379.78 434.98 501.48 536.64 549.9 670.7 971.98 1671 2283.3 1941.77 1702.64 1944.01 2575.47 3158.00 2573.64 2706.48

~ 150 ~
Vehicle
8. T axes on
Good & 61.01 68.67 99.44 98.28 107.1 143.38 139.39 172.12 205 377.37 263.31 255.53 270.73 790.01 783.23 350.00 275.00
Passenger
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
9. T axes &
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Duties on 0.76 - - - - - - - - - - - - 81.54 - - -
Per Sq. Km
Electricity
10. Other
T axes on
24.45 24.77 37.02 32.05 31.72 28.1 36.01 47.19 36.91 46.65 48.25 126.26 77.14 - 78.9 - 16.00
Commodities &
Services
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Annexure-XVIII
9
8
7
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
TAXES BY TYPE (` in lakh)
No.
2010- 2011- 2012- 2018-19 2019-20
T ype of T ax 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18
11 12 13 (RE) (BE)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
B. C ENTRAL
Urban
Longitude
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
TAXES &
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
With Tripura
9459 13033 15578 22583 28805 36336 38339 39453 59078 82778 78596 85808.00 91066.33 234811.00 309705.00 339980.00 388519.00
With Manipur
DUTIES
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
(De volution)
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
1. Corporation
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders

2431 3535 4433 6235 8991 11532 12568 16235 23094 31868 28236 28862.00 31805.00 74421.00 94882.00 111065.00 125822.00
Marginal workers
tax


2. T axes on
Income (other

Particulars
than 141 2107 2854 4396 5460 7740 7891 9050.4 12204 17213 16904 19005.00 22712.33 52228.00 80120.00 90011.00 105715.00

corporation

tax)
3. Other taxes
on Income & 18 - -1 -1 -1 - - - - - - - - - - - -

Expenditure

4. T axes on
~ 151 ~
189 3 10 12 11 13 11 37 47 111 48 79.00 86.00 10.00 -3.00 -3.00 -3.00

Wealth
5. Customs 2380 2781 3128 4403 5618 6868 7330 5521 10331 14706 13062 14003.00 14730.00 37423.00 31270.00 21741.00 24413.00
6. Union Excise
%
%
3944 4065 4333 5876 5966 6557 6399 4447 7516 9383 8877 9890.00 8318.00 30657.00 32690.00 17356.00 14987.00
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Duties
Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
7. Service T ax 297 492 829 1664 2762 3626 1140 4163 5886 9497 11469 13969.00 13415.00 39966.00 35050.00 1687.00 -
Per Sq. Km
8. Other taxes
on
59 50 -8 -2 -2 - - - - - - - - 106.00 - - -
Commodities &
Services
Total of Tax
12256.1 16418.2 19534.1 28088.6 35567.2 44087.5 47800.6 50211 72085 100645 100910.6 112461.09 126906.93 270651.60 35696.00 97123.00 117585.00
Re ve nue
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Annexure-XIX I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
153
9
7
24
63
23
29
23
36
68
58
ug/m3
2019
Mar
60
Sl.
No.
9
6
120
20
43
24
33
23
59
55
35
ug/m3
2019
Feb
60
11
36.11
61.11
44
21.33
78.22
23.22
7.38
37.78
24.78
32.78
ug/m3
2019
Jan
60
Length
20.1
13
8.44
37.67
28.57
48.56
24.22
30.63
23.86
71.78
50.78
ug/m3
2018
Dec
60
Inter State Borders
63.7
7.33
134.4
19.22
12.33
51.67
42.63
22.63
22.75
34.75
32.88
ug/m3
2018
Nov
With Assam Kms 123
60
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
AMBIENT AIR QUALITY DATA OF MIZORAM
With Manipur Kms 95

(2018-2019) RSPM (Observed Value in ug/m3)
87.69
18
64.2
55
29.1
16.8
32.3
14.55
32.9
6.4
11.3
ug/m3
2018
Oct
60
39.6
21.13
58.63
56.38
24.8
19.38
31.88
10.88
30.5
8.13
10.13
ug/m3
2018
Sep
4. No. of R.D. Block No. 60 26

7.4
8.13
16.56
18.56
31.89
78.22
38.67
26.44
ug/m3
5.78
18.5
56.78
2018
Aug
~ 146 ~

60

7
Males No. 5,55,339
5.11
19
28.89
16.22
18.56
10.33
43.82
5.44
28
53.78
29.78

ug/m3
2018
Jul
60

Percentage % 23.48%
12
27
19.13
17.63
6.43
30.38
9.68
25.75
17.25
65.88
23.88
ug/m3
2018

Jun
60

42.11
45.33
68.89
21.77
15.89
28.11
6.25
12.88
19.89
8.98
28.13
ug/m3
11
2018
May
Males No. 85,561

60
Females No. 82,970

30.11
73.11
20
19.44
13.33
84.67
32.33
70.78
37.78
14.75
7.38

ug/m3
2018
Apr
60
12 Males No. 4,38,529

Rate % 91.33
Air
Quality Standard Annual
7 Champhai Vengthlang

Sampling Location
8 Kolasib Project Veng
10 Lunglei Farm Veng

Champhai Kahrawt
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

9 Kolasib Diakkawn
11 Lunglei Chanmari
Urban No. 5,71,771

Ambient

Bawngkawn
Laipuitlâng

Dawrpui
Lengpui

Khatla
National
Average
No.
SI.
1
2
3
4
5
6
ug/m3
12.86
Annexure-XX
2019
Mar
16.2
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40
Sl.
No.
11.59
ug/m3
2019
6.56
Feb
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
12
40
2. Longitude
11.57 Degree 92o.15’E to 93o29’E
ug/m3
2019
9.03
5.58
Jan
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40
Length
ug/m3
2018
11.5
7.56
Dec
8.78
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40
Inter State Borders
11.57
ug/m3
2018
Nov
9.56
8.44
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40
With Assam Kms 123
AMBIENT AIR QUALITY DATA OF MIZORAM (2018-2019)
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
ug/m3
2018
9.65
9.81
Oct
4.5
8.9
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40
NO2 (Observed Value in ug/m3)
6.
ug/m3
2018
10.3
9.48
Sep
4.5
5.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40
ug/m3
2018
Aug
7.83
8.79
8.1
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5

40
~ 147 ~

7
Males No. 5,55,339
ug/m3
2018
9.71
6.18
Jul
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40

Percentage % 23.48%
ug/m3
2018
8.33
9.33
Jun

4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40

ug/m3
10.49
2018
May
7.64
8.98
11
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40
Males No. 85,561

Females No. 82,970
13.11
12 .29
12.73
ug/m3
2018

Apr
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
40
12 Males No. 4,38,529

Rate % 91.33
National Ambient Air Quality

Sampling Location
Champhai Vengthlang
Kolasib Project Veng
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

Standard Annual Average
Lunglei Farm Veng
Champhai Kahrawt
Kolasib Diakkawn
Urban
Lunglei Chanmari
No. 5,71,771
Bawngkawn
Laipuitlâng

Dawrpui
Lengpui
1 Khatla
No.
SI.
10
11
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Annexure-XXI I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
ug/m ug/m3
2019
Mar
50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Sl.
No.
3
2019
Feb
50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
ug/m3
2019
Jan
50
Length
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
ug/m ug/m ug/m ug/m3 ug/m3 ug/m3

2018
Dec
50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Inter State Borders
2018
Nov
AMBIENT AIR QUALITY DATA OF MIZORAM (2018-2019)
50
2
2
2
0
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
2018
Oct
50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
SO2 (Observed Value in ug/m3)
3
2018
Sep
50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2018
Aug

50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

~ 148 ~

7
3
2018
Males No. 5,55,339

Jul
50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

ug/m3

2018
Jun
50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Percentage % 23.48%
ug/m3
2018
May

50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

11
Males No. 85,561
ug/m3
2018
Females No. 82,970

Apr
50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

12 Males No. 4,38,529
National Ambient Air Quality

Sampling Location
Rate % 91.33
Champhai Vengthlang
Kolasib Project Veng
Standard Annual Average

Lunglei Farm Veng
Champhai Kahrawt
Kolasib Diakkawn
Lunglei Chanmari
13 Rural No. 5,25,435

Urban No. 5,71,771

Bawngkawn

Laipuitlâng

Dawrpui
Lengpui
Khatla

No.
SI.
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Annexure-XXII I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE
Sl.
No.
Length
Permissible limit in the absence
of alternate source.

Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms 123
6.5 - 8.6
5.0
2000.0
600.0
1000.0
600.0
0.3
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
With Manipur Kms 95
Bureuau of Indian Standard (Specification for drinking Water)
IS-10500 : 2012 (Second Revision)
(Acceptable limit)

Requirement

~ 149 ~
6.5 - 8.5
1.0
500.0
200.0
250.0
200.0
0.3

7
Males No. 5,55,339
Percentage % 23.48%
11
Males No. 85,561
Physical Characteristics
Females No. 82,970

3) Total Dissolved Solids ( in mg/l )

12 Males No. 4,38,529
1) Total Alkalinity (in mg/l)
3) Total Hardness (in mg/l)

2) Total Chloride (in mg/l)

Chemical Characteristics
Rate % 91.33
4) Total Iron (in mg/l)
2) Turbidity (in NTU)

13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771

1) pH
Annexure-XXIII
9
8
7
Range of Parameters in different type of sources of water
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
14
13
12
11
10
Sl.
No.
during 2019 - 2020
( Water Quality of Mizoram )
Mamit Kolasib Aizawl Champhai Serchhip Lunglei Lawngtlai Siaha
Length
Rate
Latitude
Rural
Males
Males
Males
Urban
P.W.S. P.W.S. P.W.S. P.W.S. P.W.S. P.W.S. P.W.S. P.W.S.
Longitude
Name of Parameter
Persons
Persons
Persons
Females
Females
Females
With Assam
East to West
Absolute
(Gravity/ (Gravity/ (Gravity/ (Gravity/ (Gravity/ (Gravity/ (Gravity/ (Gravity/
With Tripura
With Manipur
Percentage
North to South
With Myanmar
Pumping) Pumping) Pumping) Pumping) Pumping) Pumping) Pumping) Pumping)
With Bangladesh
Main workers
1. No. of District
pH 6.0 - 8.0 5.0 - 8.0 6.5 - 7.7 5.5 - 8.1 6.0 - 8.0 5.0 - 8.5 6.7 - 7.5 6.2 - 8.0
Population Density
Geographical Area
Inter State Borders
Marginal workers
28.00 -
Alkalinity (ppm) 30.0 - 200.0 20.0 - 132.0 34.00 - 64.00 4.0 - 60.0 2.0 - 120.0 8.0 - 130.0 40.0 - 85.0

146.00

Particulars
Chloride (ppm) < 1.0 - 50.0 12.0 - 45.0 5.98 - 18.00 0.0 - 30.0 2.0 - 40.0 0.0 - 65.0 70.0 - 40.0 10.0 - 20.0

Hardness (ppm) 20.0 - 200.0 16.0 - 122.0 16.00 - 66.0 13.9 - 142.0 16.0 - 320..0 9.0 - 182.0 30.0 - 92.0 10.0 - 180.0

Iron (mg/l) Trace Trace - 0.1 0.0 - 0.1 Trace - 2.0 0.01 - 1.0 0.0 - 0.8 Trace - 1.0 Trace
Total Dissolve Solids

9.0 - 70.0 8.82 - 88.0 31.20 - 66.20 7.8 - 92.2 3.7 - 84.9 18.8 - 259.0 30.0 - 163.0 30.0 - 140.0
(TDS) (mg/l)

~ 156 ~
Turbidity (NTU) < 1.0 - 0.3 4.5 - 13.5 0.02 - 13.57 0.20 - 40.7 < 0.1 0.1 - 4.0 0.3 - 6.0 0.1
H.P.T.W H.P.T.W H.P.T.W H.P.T.W H.P.T.W H.P.T.W H.P.T.W H.P.T.W
(Ground (Ground (Ground (Ground (Ground (Ground (Ground (Ground
%
%
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Kms
Unit
Water) Water) Water) Water) Water) Water) Water) Water)

Degree
Degree
Sq. Km
Per Sq. Km
pH 6.5 - 7.8 6.7 - 8.5 6.4 - 6.9 6.5 - 7.2 5.6 - 7.8 5.5 - 8.0 6.5 - 8.5 6.7 - 7.5
36.00 -
Alkalinity (ppm) 43.0 - 195.0 30.0 - 290.0 40.0 - 90.0 10.0 - 100.0 1.0 - 85.0 16.0 - 145.0 40.0 - 80.0
220.00
Chloride (ppm) 2.0 - 20.0 20.0 - 47.0 18.46 - 28.00 0.0 - 20.00 1.0 - 32.0 1.0 - 40.0 8.0 - 35.0 11.0 - 14.0
56.00 -
Hardness (ppm) 40.0 - 196.0 30.0 - 250.0 20.0 - 100.0 20.0 - 182.0 28.0 - 200.0 42.0 - 75.0 20.0 - 110.0
200.00
1
3
52
26
23
11
95
66
976
830
123
318
404
121
277
Iron (mg/l) Trace - 0.2 Trace - 1.0 0.2 - 1.20 0.0 - 5.0 0.0 - 4.0 0.1 - 15.0 Trace - 2.0 Trace
91.33
71,675
82,970
85,561
21,081
23.48%
Statistic
4,15,030
5,71,771
5,25,435
4,09,646
4,38,529
8,48,175
1,68,531
2,08,633
5,41,867
5,55,339
10,97,206
Total Dissolve Solids 34.12 -

9.0 - 42.0 - 37.0 - 70.2 - 30.0 - 55.0 35.4 - 155.0 30.0 - 132.0
(TDS) (mg/l) 249.00
92o.15’E to 93o29’E
21o.58’ N to 24o.35’ N
Turbidity (NTU) < 1.0 - 0.3 6.2 - 15.0 2.00 - 40.60 0.6 - 61.40 Trace 0.1 - 3.0 0.3 - 0.9 0.1
20.0 - 120.0
31.0 - 138.0
30.0 - 80.0
10.0 - 25.0
(I.V.S.S)
Tuikhur
6.0 - 7.6
Trace
0.1
Sl.
No.
12.0 - 160.0
30.4 - 145.0
Trace - 1.0
0.0 - 175.0
2.0 - 70.0
(I.V.S.S)
Tuikhur
6.3 - 8.0
0.2 - 7.0
Length
20.0 - 190.0
1.0 - 125.0
0.2 - 198.0
20.0 - 80.0
(I.V.S.S)
Tuikhur
6.0 - 8.5
0.1 - 0.8
0.1 - 1.0
Inter State Borders
With Assam Kms 123
5.
With Tripura Kms 66
12.0 - 220.0
1.0 - 130.0
3.7 - 151.0
4.0 - 80.0
(I.V.S.S)
Tuikhur
5.2 - 8.0
0.1 - 2.0
With Manipur Kms 95

Trace
20.0 - 140.0
10.0 - 104.0
1.20 - 241.0
Trace - 1.6
9.6 - 119.0
0.0 - 92.0
(I.V.S.S)
Tuikhur

5.6 - 7.4

~ 151 ~

7
30.00 - 90.00
28.12 - 73.20
4.99 - 24.00
0.02 - 67.60
Males No. 5,55,339

0.00 - 0.30
(I.V.S.S)
Tuikhur
6.0 - 7.5
28.00 -
88.00

Percentage % 23.48%
10.0 - 60.00
16.0 - 125.0
15.4 - 106.0
Trace - 1.0
6.0 - 145.0

3.4 - 10.0
(I.V.S.S)
Tuikhur
5.7 - 8.4

11
Males No. 85,561
Females No. 82,970
20.0 - 220.0
20.0 - 160.0
14.0 - 102.0
< 1.0 - 0.4

5.0 - 70.0
(I.V.S.S)
Tuikhur
6.5 - 8.0
Trace
12 Males No. 4,38,529

Rate % 91.33
13 Rural No. 5,25,435
Urban No. 5,71,771

Total Dissolve Solids

Turbidity (NTU)
Alkalinity (ppm)
Hardness (ppm)
Chloride (ppm)

(TDS) (mg/l)
Iron (mg/l)
pH

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MIZORAM

Psalm 20:7 (NIV)

Programme NEC = North Eastern Council

PYKKA=Panchayat Yuva Krida Aur Khel SSA = Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

13 Transport I. MIZORAM AT A GLANCE 2017-18 2018-19

programmes have substantially I. contributed

The International Monetary Fund On the supply side, agricultural growth,

the same time, impact of critical I. MIZORAM

Economic Growth over the previous year. The GSVA at

Sectoral Contribution to GSVA (Base Year 2011-2012) (` in lakh)

VI. SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY (SEDP)

hand in hand will be emphasis on b) Bamboo cultivation and processing

VII. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDG)

Statistics Department to I. MIZORAM

success or otherwise ofI. MIZORAM economic AT formal

1. No. of District No. 11

6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23

4. No. of R.D. Block No. 26

5. No. of Municipal Corporation No. 1

6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. 830

Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)

9 Population Density Per Sq. Km 52

0 – 6 Population (2011 Census)

Persons No. 1,68,531

Females No. 82,970

12 Males No. 4,38,529

Population (2011 Census)

13 Rural No. 5,25,435

Urban No. 5,71,771

Total Workers (2011 Census)

14 Main workers No. 4,15,030

Marginal workers No. 71,675

100 null 100

1. No. of District No. 11

6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23

5. No. of Municipal Corporation No. 1

6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. 830

Persons No. 10,97,206

Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)

9 Population Density Per Sq. Km 52

0 – 6 Population (2011 Census)

Persons No. 1,68,531

Females No. 82,970

Persons No. 8,48,175

Population (2011 Census)

13 Rural No. 5,25,435

Urban No. 5,71,771

Total Workers (2011 Census)

14 Main workers No. 4,15,030

Table 1 shows eachI.State‟sMIZORAMand AT A GLANCESecond edition of SDGs NITI

Inter State Borders

Literacy (2011 Census)

Population (2011 Census)

Total Workers (2011 Census)

0 – 6 Population (2011 Census)

2. No. of Autonomous District Council

Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)

With Assam Kms 123

6. 3. No. of Sub-Division No. 23

6. No. of villages (2011 census) No. 830

Persons No. 10,97,206

Decadal Population Growth (2001 – 2011)

9 Population Density Per Sq. Km 52