Nagaland in Numbers: 25 Key Indicators

October 2, 2024 38 Views No Comment

1: Nagaland topped ‘Gender Equality’ (Goal 5), in the All-India Index in 2023 SDG India Index 2023-24 with 74 points.

3: Infant Mortality Rate in Nagaland as per SRS 2021.

7.1: Unemployment rate (%) in Nagaland in 15 years and above age category as per the Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) 2023-24 by MOPSI.

7.73: Advance estimate (AE) of Gross State Domestic Products (GSDP) for the year 2023-24 at constant price (%) according to Nagaland Economic Survey (NES) 2023-24.

8: Number of medals Nagaland won during the37th National Games, Goa, including one Gold Medal won by Kitenlo K Thono in Pencak Silat (90-95 kg Tanding) 3 Silver and 4 Bronze. Nagaland was place 29th among 34 States/UTs/Teams.

13: Number of Veterinary hospitals in Nagaland as NES 2023-24. In addition, there were 55 dispensaries, 112 Veterinary health centres and 21 functional Quarantine Check Posts (QCP).

13.4: ‘Educated’ unemployment rate (%) in Nagaland as per the PLFS 2023-24.

16: Number of districts Chümoukedima, Dimapur, Kiphire, Kohima, Longleng, Mokokchung, Mon, Niuland, Noklak, Peren, Phek, Shamator, Tseminyu, Tuensang, Wokha, and Zunheboto.

27.4: Youth unemployment rate (%) in Nagaland as per PLFS 2023-24

63.57: Share (%) of Tertiary Sector in the Sectoral Composition of Nagaland GSDP in 2023-24 (Advance Estimate). The Primary Sector Share was 24.81% while Secondary Sector contributed 11.61% as per NES 2023-24.

65/26: Nagaland’s composite overall score in SDG India Index 2023-24; placing it 26th among 28 States in India

877: District wise health facilities in Nagaland as per the Annual Administrative Report 2023-24 of the Department of Health and Family welfare Nagaland. The data included 11 District Hospitals; 42 Community Health Centre (HCs), 166 Public HCs and 651 Sub-Centres. The health facilities were highest in Zunheboto at 107.

878.57: The accumulated budget deficit (Rs in Crores) of Nagaland as per the State Budget 2024-25.

1515: Total number of disaster reported in Nagaland in 2020-21 as per the 1st Report on Nagaland Disaster Statistics 2023.

2717: The total number of schools in Nagaland as per the UDISE+ 2022-23 comprising of 1932 Government and 763 Private schools. Nagaland has 1 central university, 4 private universities, 3 autonomous and 1 institute of national importance. There are 17 Government colleges and 54 private colleges.

3840: The height (in metre) of highest peak Mt Saramati, Kiphire

12985.76: The total road length (Km) – 1038.98 km under Urban Development Department, 10315.9Km under PWD (R&B) and 1630.88Km under PWD(NH)/NHIDCL. There are 12 National Highways covering a total length of 1630.88 Km with 964.56 Km comes under PWD (NH) and the rest is under National Highway and Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL).

12,251: Total area (sq km) designated as ‘forest’ in the India State of Forest Report 2021’ (ISFR), denoting 73.90% of its total geographical area

16,579: Total Geographical area of Nagaland (in sq km)

1, 54,057: Official total visitors at the Hornbill Festival 2023, at the Naga Heritage Village, Kisama comprising of 114,860 locals, 37,089 domestic and 2,108 foreign tourist

1,57,641: Per Capita Income (in Rupees) of Nagaland during 2023-24 (Advance Estimate) as per the NES 2023-24.

5,43,622: The Gross District Domestic Product (Rs in lakhs) of Dimapur in 2019-20, the district with the largest economy in Nagaland as per the 1st Report on District Domestic Product of Nagaland by published by the State’s Directorate of Economics &Statistics. Longleng had the lowest GDDP valaue of Rs 62,112 lakh. Dimapur also had the highest Per Capita Income at Rs 194514, while Mon had the lowest at Rs 77,728.

10,06,204: Total Cultivable Area (hectares) in Nagaland as per the NES 2023-24.

11,90,330: The anticipated total production (Metric tonne) from the overall cultivated area (386620 hectare), production and yield of cereals, pulses, oilseeds and commercial crops in Nagaland in 2023-24.

19, 80,602: Total populations of Nagaland as per the 2011 Census.