INDEX

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1 Key Characteristics 1
2 Demography 2-7
a Demographic Characteristics, 2011 Census 2
b Literate Population and Literacy Rates, 2011Census 3
Scheduled Castes Population, Literates & Literacy
c 4
Rate, 2011 Census
Scheduled Tribes Population, Literates & Literacy
d 5
Rate, 2011 Census
e Age Group wise Projected Population 6-7
3 State Economy 8-19
a Gross State Domestic Product at Current Prices 8-9
Gross State Domestic Product at Constant
b 10-11
(2011-12) Prices
Sectoral Growth Rates and Contribution at Current
c 12-13
Prices
Sectoral Growth Rates and Contribution at
d 14-15
Constant (2011-12) Prices
e GSDP/GDP and Growth Rate at Current Prices 16
GSDP/GDP and Growth Rate at Constant
f 16
(2011-12) Prices
Per Capita Income (PCI) and Growth Rate at
g 17
Current Prices

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Per Capita Income (PCI) and Growth Rate at
h 18
Constant (2011-12) Prices
i Exports (Merchandise & Services) Performance 19
j Merchandise Exports Performance 19
4 Public Finance 20-24

a Vote on Account Budget 2024-25 20-23

b Sales Tax Collection 24

c Registration Revenue 24

5 Agriculture & Allied Activities 25-37

a Rainfall, 2023-24 25

Monsoon wise Average Depth to Ground water Levels,

b 26
2023-24

c Ground Water Levels from 2019-20 to 2023-24 26

Mandals Falling in different Categories based on GWRA

d 26
2023

e Critical and over Exploited Mandals Based on GWRA 2023 26

f Area of Cereals, Millets & Pulses, 2023-24 (P) 27

g Production of Cereals, Millets and Pulses, 2023-24 (P) 28

h Area of Oil Seeds and Other Crops, 2023-24 (P) 29

i Production of Oil Seeds & Other Crops, 2023-24 (P) 30

j Area cultivated for Seed purpose 30

k Season wise Gross Area Sown 31

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l Sugar Factories 2023-24 31

m Crop loan Waiver 2023-24 31

n Procurement in Telangana 32-33

o Agriculture Infrastructure, 2023-24 34

p Census of Land Holdings, 2021-22 35

q Promotion of Oil palm Crop 36

r Establishment Green House and Poly House Scheme 36

s Telangana state Micro Irrigation Project 37

6 Irrigation 38

a Major Irrigation Projects 38

b Medium Irrigation Projects 38

c Minor Irrigation Sources 38

d Lift Irrigation Schemes 38

7 Forests 39-43

a Forest Area by Legal Status, 2023-24 39

b Functioning of Sanctuaries and Parks, 2023-24 39

c Value of Forest Produce 2021-22 & 2022-23 40

Physical Targets and Achievements of Forest Produce,

d 41
2022-23 and 2023-24

Decadal Forest Cover Assessment in Major Mega Cities as

e 42
per ISFR, 2011 & 2021

f Increase of Forest Cover in Telangana 42

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8 Veterinary Services 43-44

a Veterinary Extension Services, 2023-24 43

b 20 th Livestock Census, 2019 43

c Milk, Meat and Eggs Production 44

9 Fisheries 45

Water bodies and Fisheries Co-operative Societies,

a 45
2023-24

b Fish and Prawn Production 45

10 Mining 46-47

a Production of Minerals, 2023-24 46

b Major and Minor Mineral Values 47

c Coal Mining 47

11 Industries and Labour 48-51

a Annual Survey of Industries, 2021-22 48

Approvals, Investment & Employment Generated Under

b 49
TG-iPASS

c Incentives Sanctioned Under T-PRIDE 49

d Incentives Sanctioned Under T-IDEA & IIPP 50

e MSMEs Registered Under Udyam, 2023-24 50

Employment in Shops and Commercial Establishments,

f 50
2023-24

Implementation of Various Labour Welfare Schemes,

g 51
2023-24

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h Status of Nethannaku Cheyutha and Chenetha Mithra 51

12 Prices 52-53

State Average Retail Prices of Certain Essential

a 52
Commodities for the Month of April, 2024

b All India & Telangana In lation Rates of CPI- RUC 53

c All India & Telangana In lation Rates of CPI– IW 53

13 Banking 54

Aggregate Deposit and Bank Credit of Scheduled

54
Commercial Banks, 2022-23

14 Energy 55-60

a Contracted Capacity in Power Sector 55

b Contracted Capacity , 2023-24 55

c Consumption of Electricity, 2023-24 56

d Telangana's Consumption Performance in Power sector 57

e Per Capita Energy Consumption 57

f Electricity Service Connections, 2023-24 58

g Electricity Sub-Stations, 2023-24 58

h Various Schemes in Power Sector 59

i Flagship scheme in Power sector 59

j Power Statistics of Telangana State 60

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15 Transport and Communications 61-64

a Vehicles Registered, 2023-24 61

b Road Network, 2023-24 62

c Hyderabad Metro Rail, 2023-24 62

d Functioning of Mee-Seva Centers, 2023-24 62

e Rail Network, 2021-22 63

f State Road Transport Corporation, 2022-23 63

g Free & Concession Bus passes, 2023-24 63

h Cargo Services under TGRTC, 2023-24 63

i Implementation of Mahalaxmi Scheme 2023-24 64

j Communications, 2023-24 64

16 Health and Family Welfare 65-70

a Allopathic Medical Services, 2023-24 65

b AYUSH Medical Services, 2022-23 66

c Health Indicators 67

d Key indicators of Telangana - NFHS-5 & NFHS-4 68-70

17 Education 71-76

a Schools Network, 2022-23 71

b Teachers Working and Teacher-Student Ratio, 2022-23 71

c Management wise Schools & Enrolment, 2022-23 72

d Gross Enrolment Ratio and Dropout Rate, 2022-23 72

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e Government Hostels and Ashram Schools, 2023-24 73

f Pre-Matric & Post-Matric Scholarships, 2023- 24 74

g Overseas Scholarship Scheme, 2023-24 75

Functioning of Junior, Degree & Professional Colleges/

h 75-76
Institutions, 2023-24

18 Rural Development Schemes 77-78

a MGNREGA, 2023-24 77

b Workers and Wage Earnings under MGNREGA, 2023-24 77

c Performance of Bank Linkage Scheme 78

d Performance of Bank Linkage Scheme, 2023-24 78

e Performance of Streenidhi Scheme, 2023-24 78

19 Women Development and Child Welfare 79-80

a Functioning of Anganwadi Centers, 2023-24 79

b Nutritional Status of Children, 2023-24 79

c Malnutrition Status of Children Aged 5 years, 2023-24 79

d Mother & Child Care - Supplementary Nutrition, 2023-24 80

e Child and Women Protection Centers, 2023-24 80

20 Civil Supplies 81

a Public Distribution System, 2023-24 81

b Registered LPG Domestic Consumers, 2023-24 81

c Consumption of Major Petroleum Products, 2023-24 81

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21 Elected Representatives 82

Electors and Elected Representatives in Telangana, 2024 82

22 Tourism 82

Tourist Arrivals 82

23 Judicial 83

Judges & Judicial Of icers and Bar Council Members 83

24 Welfare Schemes 84-90

a Implementation of Mission Bhagiratha, 2023-24 84

b Construction of IHHL under SBM 84

c Implementation of Mission Kakatiya, 2023-24 84

d Implementation of Rythu Bandhu 85

e Implementation of Rythu Bima 85

f Supply of Fish and Prawn 86

g Fish Seed Stocking Programme, 2023-24 86

h Pensions under Aasara Scheme, 2023-24 87

i Achievement under MCH KIT 87

Financial Assistance under Kalyana Lakshmi

j 88-89
and Shaadi Mubarak Schemes
Kalyana Lakshmi Scheme for Scheduled Castes
k 88
2014-15 to 2023-24

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Kalyana Lakshmi Scheme for Scheduled Tribes,

l 88
2014-15 to 2023-24
Kalyana Lakshmi Scheme for Backward Classes
m 89
(Including EBCs), 2016-17 to 2023-24
Shaadi Mubarak Scheme for Minorities,
n 89
2014-15 to 2023-24
o Implementation of Arogya Lakshmi Programme 90

p Implementation of Telanganaku Haritha Haram 90

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% of
Sl.
Item Unit State All India Telangana
No.
over India

1 Geographical Area Sq. Kms. 1,12,077 32,87,469 3.41

2 Districts Nos. 33 785 4.20

3 Revenue Divisions Nos. 76 -

4 Mandals/ Tahsils Nos. 620* 7,272 8.42

5 Revenue Villages Nos. 10,909 6,64,748 1.64

6 Revenue Villages (Census) Nos. 10,434 6,40,932 1.63

a Inhabited Villages Nos. 9,834 6,48,770 1.52

b Un-Inhabited Villages Nos. 600 15,209 3.95

7 Census Towns Nos. 116 3,892 2.98

8 Rural Local Bodies Nos. 13,341 2,62,524 5.08

a Zilla Praja Parishads Nos. 32 665 4.81

b Mandal Praja Parishads Nos. 540 6,711 8.05

c Gram Panchayats Nos. 12,769 2,55,148 5.00

9 Urban Local Bodies Nos. 142 4,589 3.09

a Municipal Corporations Nos. 13 253 5.14

b Municipalities Nos. 129 4,336# 2.98

10 Cantonment Bodies Nos. 1 59 1.69

* Mandal catagory: Rural- 458, Semi Urban-114, Urban-48

#
including Town Municipalities and Municipal Councils
Source: www.local government directory as on 21-06-2023

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a. Demographic Characteristics, 2011 Census

% of
Sl.
Item Unit State All India Telangana
No.
over India
1 Total Population Lakh No. 350.04 12,108.55 2.89
a Males Lakh No. 176.12 6,232.70 2.83
b Females Lakh No. 173.92 5,875.85 2.96
2 Decadal Growth Rate Rate 13.58 17.70 -
3 Density of Population Per Sq. Km. 312 382 -
4 Sex Ratio Ratio 988 943 -
5 Rural Population Lakh No. 213.95 8,337.49 2.57
a Males Lakh No. 107.05 4,277.81 2.50
b Females Lakh No. 106.90 4,059.68 2.63
c Sex Ratio Ratio 999 949 -
6 Urban Population Lakh No. 136.09 3,771.06 3.61
a Males Lakh No. 69.07 1,954.89 3.53
b Females Lakh No. 67.02 1,816.17 3.69
c Sex Ratio Ratio 970 929 -
7 Child Population Lakh No. 38.99 1,645.15 2.37
a Males Lakh No. 20.18 857.52 2.35
b Females Lakh No. 18.81 787.63 2.39
c Sex Ratio Ratio 932 918 -
8 No. of Households Lakh No. 83.04 2,495.02 3.33
a Rural Lakh No. 51.69 1,686.13 3.07
b Urban Lakh No. 31.35 808.89 3.88
c Average HH Size Nos. 4 5 -
Source: Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India

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b. Literate Population and Literacy Rates, 2011 Census

% of
Sl.
Item Unit State All India Telangana
No.
over India
1 Rural Literates Lakh No. 109.02 4,827.94 2.26

a Males Lakh No. 64.04 2,813.61 2.28

b Females Lakh No. 44.98 2,014.32 2.23

2 Urban Literates Lakh No. 97.95 2,808.45 3.49

a Males Lakh No. 52.98 1,534.02 3.45

b Females Lakh No. 44.97 1,274.43 3.53

3 Total Literates Lakh No. 206.97 7,636.39 2.71

a Males Lakh No. 117.02 4,347.64 2.69

b Females Lakh No. 89.95 3,288.75 2.74

Rural Literacy
4 Rate 57.30 67.77 -
Rate

a Males Rate 67.56 77.15 -

b Females Rate 47.12 57.93 -

Urban Literacy
5 Rate 81.09 84.11 -
Rate

a Males Rate 86.65 88.76 -

b Females Rate 75.39 79.11 -

Total Literacy
6 Rate 66.54 72.98 -
Rate

a Males Rate 75.04 80.88 -

b Females Rate 57.99 64.63 -

Source: Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India

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C. Scheduled Castes Population, Literates &
Literacy Rate, 2011 Census
% of
Sl.
Item Unit State All India Telangana
No.
over India
1 Total Population Lakh No. 54.09 2,013.78 2.69

a Males Lakh No. 26.93 1,035.35 2.60

b Females Lakh No. 27.16 978.43 2.78

c Sex Ratio Ratio 1,008 945 -

2 Rural Population Lakh No. 40.72 1,538.51 2.65

a Males Lakh No. 20.27 791.18 2.56

b Females Lakh No. 20.45 747.33 2.74

c Sex Ratio Ratio 1,008 945 -

3 Urban Population Lakh No. 13.37 475.27 2.81

a Males Lakh No. 6.66 244.17 2.73

b Females Lakh No. 6.71 231.10 2.90

c Sex Ratio Ratio 1,008 946 -

4 Literates Lakh No. 28.53 1,137.60 2.51

a Males Lakh No. 16.35 664.77 2.46

b Females Lakh No. 12.18 472.83 2.58

5 Literacy Rate Rate 58.90 66.07 -

a Males Rate 68.04 75.17 -

b Females Rate 49.90 56.46 -

Source: Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India

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d. Scheduled Tribes Population, Literates &
Literacy Rate, 2011 Census

% of
Sl.
Item Unit State All India Telangana
No.
over India
1 Total Population Lakh No. 31.78 1,045.46 3.0

a Males Lakh No. 16.08 525.47 3.1

b Females Lakh No. 15.70 519.99 3.0

c Sex Ratio Ratio 977 990 -

2 Rural Population Lakh No. 28.30 940.84 3.0

a Males Lakh No. 14.30 472.64 3.0

b Females Lakh No. 14.00 468.20 3.0

c Sex Ratio Ratio 979 991 -

3 Urban Population Lakh No. 3.48 104.62 3.3

a Males Lakh No. 1.77 52.84 3.3

b Females Lakh No. 1.71 51.78 3.3

c Sex Ratio Ratio 961 980 -

4 Literates Lakh No. 14.13 517.65 2.7

a Males Lakh No. 8.52 301.40 2.8

b Females Lakh No. 5.61 216.25 2.6

5 Literacy Rate Rate 49.51 58.95 -

a Males Rate 59.49 68.51 -

b Females Rate 39.44 49.36 -

Source: Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India

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e. Age Group wise Projected Population
( in lakh No.)

Age 2011 (Census) 2021

Group Total Male Female Total Male Female
0-1 5.79 2.98 2.80 5.27 2.76 2.51

0-4 28.59 14.73 13.85 26.05 13.66 12.39

5-9 31.54 16.25 15.30 26.81 14.16 12.65

10-14 34.51 17.75 16.76 28.31 14.58 13.73

15-19 34.88 17.82 17.06 31.24 16.10 15.14

20-24 34.24 17.14 17.10 33.94 17.50 16.44

25-29 32.28 15.96 16.32 34.16 17.47 16.69

30-34 28.94 14.40 14.54 33.50 16.71 16.79

35-39 25.74 12.97 12.77 31.48 15.44 16.04

40-44 22.04 11.29 10.75 28.04 13.78 14.26

45-49 18.06 9.28 8.78 24.71 12.27 12.44

50-54 14.52 7.26 7.26 20.82 10.48 10.34

55-59 12.40 5.91 6.49 16.59 8.34 8.25

60-64 11.22 5.25 5.96 12.77 6.21 6.55

65-69 8.81 4.22 4.59 10.18 4.69 5.48

70-74 6.61 3.20 3.40 8.33 3.75 4.58

75-79 3.53 1.74 1.79 5.62 2.57 3.05

80+ 2.13 0.94 1.19 4.70 2.07 2.63

Total 350.04 176.12 173.92 377.25 189.78 187.47

Source: Ministry of Health & Family welfare, GOI.

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e. Age Group wise Projected Population (concld)

( in lakh No.)

Age 2026 2031

Group Total Male Female Total Male Female
0-1 4.78 2.49 2.29 4.32 2.23 2.09

0-4 23.61 12.28 11.34 21.36 11.02 10.35

5-9 25.90 13.58 12.33 23.48 12.20 11.28

10-14 26.72 14.11 12.61 25.82 13.53 12.29

15-19 28.13 14.50 13.63 26.55 14.03 12.52

20-24 30.91 15.96 14.95 27.83 14.38 13.45

25-29 33.61 17.31 16.30 30.62 15.79 14.82

30-34 33.80 17.24 16.56 33.28 17.10 16.18

35-39 33.09 16.43 16.66 33.42 16.97 16.44

40-44 30.99 15.11 15.88 32.61 16.10 16.51

45-49 27.48 13.42 14.07 30.42 14.73 15.68

50-54 23.98 11.80 12.18 26.72 12.93 13.79

55-59 19.89 9.90 9.99 22.98 11.19 11.79

60-64 15.47 7.68 7.79 18.64 9.17 9.48

65-69 11.47 5.50 5.98 14.01 6.85 7.16

70-74 8.71 3.93 4.77 9.92 4.66 5.26

75-79 6.57 2.87 3.69 6.97 3.06 3.91

80+ 6.03 2.56 3.46 7.43 3.03 4.40

Total 386.36 194.17 192.19 392.07 196.75 195.32

Source: Ministry of Health & Family welfare, GOI.

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State Economy 3
a. Gross State Domestic Product at Current Prices
(Rs. in crore)

Sl. No. Sector 2022-23 (FRE) 2023-24 (AE)

Agriculture, Livestock,
1 2,03,247 2,11,422
Forestry and Fishing

1.1 Crops 1,01,279 1,00,481

1.2 Livestock 90,857 98,961

1.3 Forestry and Logging 4,419 4,566

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 6,693 7,414

2 Mining and Quarrying 26,393 29,154

Primary Sector 2,29,640 2,40,576

3 Manufacturing 1,16,854 1,28,076

Electricity, Gas, Water

4 Supply and Other Utility 22,229 24,520
Services

5 Construction 60,187 66,755

Secondary Sector 1,99,271 2,19,351

Trade, Repair, Hotels

6 2,11,711 2,55,771
and Restaurants

6.1 Trade and Repair Services 2,00,171 2,42,526

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 11,540 13,246

Note: 1. FRE: First Revised Estimates; AE: Advance Estimates
2. Totals may not tally due to rounding off.
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.

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a. Gross State Domestic Product at Current Prices (concld.)
(Rs. in crore)

Sl. No. Sector 2022-23 (FRE) 2023-24 (AE)

Transport, Storage,
7 Communication & Services 89,081 1,02,453
related to Broadcasting

7.1 Railways 3,658 3,888

7.2 Road Transport 61,964 73,506

7.3 Air Transport 999 1,062

7.4 Services incidental to Transport 7,030 7,575

7.5 Storage 777 845

Communication and Services
7.6 14,654 15,577
related to Broadcasting

8 Financial Services 60,729 66,619

Real Estate, Ownership of
9 Dwellings and Professional 2,82,516 3,13,592
Services

10 Public Administration 34,419 39,316

11 Other Services 89,926 1,02,818

Tertiary Sector 7,68,384 8,80,569

GSVA at Basic Prices 11,97,295 13,40,496

Taxes on Products 1,42,244 1,61,907

Subsidies on Products 31,505 38,443

Gross State Domestic Product 13,08,034 14,63,960

Note: 1. FRE: First Revised Estimates; AE: Advance Estimates
2. Totals may not tally due to rounding off.
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.

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b. Gross State Domestic Product at Constant (2011-12) Prices
(Rs. in crore)

Sl. 2023-24
Sector 2022-23 (FRE)
No. (AE)

Agriculture, Livestock,
1 96,485 95,080
Forestry and Fishing

1.1 Crops 48,980 45,648

1.2 Livestock 42,066 43,611

1.3 Forestry and Logging 2,114 2,152

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 3,325 3,668

2 Mining and Quarrying 19,321 20,925

Primary Sector 1,15,806 1,16,005

3 Manufacturing 79,115 88,611

Electricity, Gas, Water Supply and

4 11,580 12,035
Other Utility Services

5 Construction 37,212 40,130

Secondary Sector 1,27,906 1,40,775

Trade, Repair, Hotels and

6 1,10,272 1,22,696
Restaurants

6.1 Trade and Repair Services 1,04,269 1,16,355

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 6,003 6,342

Note: 1. FRE: First Revised Estimates; AE: Advance Estimates
2. Totals may not tally due to rounding off.
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.

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b. Gross State Domestic Product at Constant (2011-12) Prices
(concld.)
(Rs. in crore)

Sl. 2022-23 2023-24

Sector
No. (FRE) (AE)
Transport, Storage,
7 Communication & Services 48,871 54,535
related to Broadcasting

7.1 Railways 2,109 2,142

7.2 Road Transport 33,497 38,677

7.3 Air Transport 565 583

7.4 Services incidental to Transport 3,977 4,162

7.5 Storage 399 410

Communication and Services

7.6 8,323 8,561
related to Broadcasting

8 Financial Services 37,663 40,557

Real Estate, Ownership of Dwellings

9 1,45,897 1,53,208
and Professional Services

10 Public Administration 18,561 19,668

11 Other Services 42,543 44,386

Tertiary Sector 4,03,807 4,35,050

GSVA at Basic Prices 6,47,519 6,91,830

Taxes on Products 86,880 99,804

Subsidies on Products 19,242 23,698

Gross State Domestic Product 7,15,157 7,67,936

Note: 1. FRE: First Revised Estimates; AE: Advance Estimates

2. Totals may not tally due to rounding off.
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.

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c. Sectoral Growth Rates and Contribution at Current Prices

Growth Rate Sectoral

Sl. (%) Contribution (%)
Sector
No. 2022-23 2023-24 2022-23 2023-24
(FRE) (AE) (FRE) (AE)

Agriculture, Livestock,
1 9.7 4.0 17.0 15.8
Forestry, and Fishing

1.1 Crops 16.9 -0.8 8.5 7.5

1.2 Livestock 5.0 8.9 7.6 7.4

1.3 Forestry and Logging -28.1 3.3 0.4 0.3

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 13.8 10.8 0.6 0.6

2 Mining and Quarrying 6.3 10.5 2.2 2.2

Primary Sector 9.3 4.8 19.2 17.9

3 Manufacturing 5.5 9.6 9.8 9.6

Electricity, Gas, Water Supply

4 19.7 10.3 1.9 1.8
and Other Utility Services

5 Construction 20.9 10.9 5.0 5.0

Secondary Sector 11.2 10.1 16.6 16.4

Trade, Repair, Hotels and

6 26.85 20.81 17.7 19.1
Restaurants

6.1 Trade and Repair Services 26.7 21.2 16.7 18.1

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 28.6 14.8 1.0 1.0

Note: 1. FRE: First Revised Estimates; AE: Advance Estimates

Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI

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c. Sectoral Growth Rates and Contribution at Current Prices
(concld.)

Growth Rate Sectoral

Sl. (%) Contribution (%)
Sector
No. 2022-23 2023-24 2022-23 2023-24
(FRE) (AE) (FRE) (AE)

Transport, Storage,
7 Communication & Services 23.7 15.0 7.4 7.6
related to Broadcasting

7.1 Railways 12.4 6.3 0.3 0.3

7.2 Road Transport 27.8 18.6 5.2 5.5
7.3 Air Transport 23.4 6.3 0.1 0.1
Services incidental to
7.4 7.8 7.8 0.6 0.6
Transport

7.5 Storage 2.4 8.8 0.1 0.1

Communication and Services
7.6 20.1 6.3 1.2 1.2
related to Broadcasting

8 Financial Services 16.2 9.7 5.1 5.0

Real Estate, Ownership of
9 Dwellings and Professional 19.1 11.0 23.6 23.4
Services

10 Public Administration 6.0 14.2 2.9 2.9

11 Other Services 12.1 14.3 7.5 7.7
Tertiary Sector 19.8 14.6 64.2 65.7
GSVA at Basic Prices 16.2 12.0 100.0 100.0
Taxes on Products 18.5 13.8
Subsidies on Products 20.4 22.0
Gross State Domestic Product 16.35 11.92
Note: 1. FRE: First Revised Estimates; AE: Advance Estimates
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI

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d. Sectoral Growth Rates and Contribution at
Constant (2011-12) Prices

Growth Rate Sectoral

Sl. (%) Contribution (%)
Sector
No.
2022-23 2023-24 2022- 2023-24
(FRE) (AE) 23(FRE) (AE)

Agriculture, Livestock,
1 8.8 -1.5 14.9 13.7
Forestry and Fishing

1.1 Crops 12.8 -6.8 7.6 6.6

1.2 Livestock 4.6 3.7 6.5 6.3

1.3 Forestry and Logging 1.7 1.8 0.3 0.3

1.4 Fishing and Aquaculture 11.8 10.3 0.5 0.5

2 Mining and Quarrying 4.2 8.3 3.0 3.0

Primary Sector 8.0 0.2 17.9 16.8

3 Manufacturing -5.5 12.0 12.2 12.8

Electricity, Gas, Water Supply

4 9.3 3.9 1.8 1.7
and Other Utility Services

5 Construction 8.2 7.8 5.7 5.8

Secondary Sector -0.6 10.1 19.8 20.3

Trade, Repair, Hotels and

6 17.9 11.3 17.0 17.7
Restaurants

6.1 Trade and Repair Services 17.8 11.6 16.1 16.8

6.2 Hotels and Restaurants 20.1 5.6 0.9 0.9

Note: 1. FRE: First Revised Estimates; AE: Advance Estimates

Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.

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d. Sectoral Growth Rates and Contribution
at Constant (2011-12) Prices (concld.)
Growth Rate Sectoral
Sl. (%) Contribution (%)
Sector
No. 2022-23 2023-24 2022- 2023-24
(FRE) (AE) 23(FRE) (AE)
Transport, Storage,
7 Communication & Services 11.8 11.6 7.5 7.9
related to Broadcasting

7.1 Railways 18.2 1.5 0.3 0.3

7.2 Road Transport 14.6 15.5 5.2 5.6

7.3 Air Transport 10.8 3.2 0.1 0.1

Services incidental to
7.4 -3.2 4.7 0.6 0.6
Transport

7.5 Storage -6.9 2.7 0.1 0.1

Communication and Services

7.6 8.5 2.9 1.3 1.2
related to Broadcasting

8 Financial Services 1.7 7.7 5.8 5.9

Real Estate, Ownership of

9 8.2 5.0 22.5 22.1
Dwellings and Prof. Services

10 Public Administration -1.8 6.0 2.9 2.8

11 Other Services 0.9 4.3 6.6 6.4

Tertiary Sector 9.1 7.7 62.4 62.9

GSVA at Basic Prices 6.8 6.8 100.0 100.0

Taxes on Products 7.8 14.9

Subsidies on Products 9.6 23.2

Gross State Domestic Product 6.9 7.4

Note: 1. FRE: First Revised Estimates; AE: Advance Estimates
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.

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e. GSDP/GDP and Growth Rate at Current Prices
Sl. Telangana All-India
Year
No. GSDP (cr) GR (%) GDP (cr) GR (%)
1 2014-15 5,05,849 12.0 1,24,67,959 11.0
2 2015-16 5,77,902 14.2 1,37,71,874 10.5
3 2016-17 6,58,325 13.9 1,53,91,669 11.8
4 2017-18 7,50,050 13.9 1,70,90,042 11.0
5 2018-19 8,57,427 14.3 1,88,99,668 10.6
6 2019-20 9,50,090 10.8 2,01,03,593 6.4
7 2020-21(TRE) 9,43,078 -0.7 1,98,54,096 -1.2
8 2021-22 (SRE) 11,24,204 19.2 2,35,97,399 18.9
9 2022-23 (FRE) 13,08,034 16.4 2,69,49,646 14.2
10 2023-24 (AE) 14,63,960 11.9 2,93,89,686 9.1
AAGR (2014-15 to 2023-24) 12.7 10.1
CAGR (2014-15 to 2023-24) 12.5 10.0
Growth (2014-15 to 2023-24) 189.4 135.7

f. GSDP/GDP and Growth Rate at Constant (2011-12) Prices

Sl. Telangana All-India
Year
No. GSDP (cr) GR (%) GDP (cr) GR (%)
1 2014-15 4,16,332 6.8 1,05,27,674 7.4
2 2015-16 4,64,542 11.6 1,13,69,493 8.0
3 2016-17 5,07,946 9.3 1,23,08,193 8.3
4 2017-18 5,57,410 9.7 1,31,44,582 6.8
5 2018-19 6,08,401 9.1 1,39,92,914 6.5
6 2019-20 6,40,968 5.4 1,45,34,641 3.9
7 2020-21 (TRE) 6,02,435 -6.0 1,36,94,869 -5.8
8 2021-22 (SRE) 6,69,229 11.1 1,50,21,846 9.7
9 2022-23 (FRE) 7,15,157 6.9 1,60,71,429 7.0
10 2023-24 (AE) 7,67,936 7.4 1,72,90,281 7.6
AAGR (2014-15 to 2023-24) 7.2 5.8
CAGR (2014-15 to 2023-24) 7.0 5.7
Growth (2014-15 to 2023-24) 84.5 64.2
Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.
Note: 1. AAGR : Annual Average Growth Rate, CAGR: Compound Annual Growth Rate,
2. TRE: Third Revised Estimates; SRE: Second Revised Estimates FRE: First Revised Estimates;
AE: Advance Estimates
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g. Per Capita Income (PCI) and Growth Rate at Current Prices

PCI (in Rupees) Growth Rate (%)

Sl.
Year
No.
Telangana All-India Telangana All-India

1 2014-15 1,24,104 86,647 10.6 9.5

2 2015-16 1,40,840 94,797 13.5 9.4

3 2016-17 1,59,395 1,04,880 13.2 10.6

4 2017-18 1,79,358 1,15,224 12.5 9.9

5 2018-19 2,09,848 1,25,946 17.0 9.3

6 2019-20 2,31,326 1,32,341 10.2 5.1

7 2020-21 (TRE) 2,25,734 1,27,244 -2.4 -3.9

8 2021-22 (SRE) 2,69,161 1,50,906 19.2 18.6

9 2022-23 (FRE) 3,11,649 1,69,496 15.8 12.3

2023-24(AE) 3,47,299 1,83,236 11.4 8.1

AAGR (2014-15 to 2023-24) 14.0 10.2

CAGR (2014-15 to 2023-24) 12.1 8.7

Growth (2014-15 to 2023-24) 179.8 111.5

Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.

Note: AAGR : Annual Average Growth Rate, CAGR: Compound Annual Growth Rate

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h. Per Capita Income (PCI) and Growth Rate at Constant
(2011-12) Prices
Sl. PCI (in Rupees) Growth Rate (%)
Year
No. Telangana All-India Telangana All-India

1 2014-15 1,01,424 72,805 5.6 6.2

2 2015-16 1,12,267 77,659 10.7 6.7

3 2016-17 1,21,512 83,003 8.2 6.9

4 2017-18 1,31,503 87,586 8.2 5.5

5 2018-19 1,46,777 92,133 11.6 5.2

6 2019-20 1,53,286 94,420 4.4 2.5

7 2020-21(TRE) 1,40,743 86,034 -8.2 -8.9

8 2021-22 (SRE) 1,56,408 94,054 11.1 9.3

9 2022-23 (FRE) 1,64,607 99,404 6.5 5.7

10 2023-24 (AE) 1,77,982 1,06,134 6.8 6.8

AAGR (2014-15 to 2023-24) 6.6 4.4

CAGR (2014-15 to 2023-24) 6.4 4.3

Growth (2014-15 to 2023-24) 75.5 45.8

Source: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI), GOI.
Note: AAGR : Annual Average Growth Rate, CAGR: Compound Annual Growth Rate

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i. Exports (Merchandise & Services) Performance
(Rs. in crores)

Services Total
Sl. Merchandise Growth
Year (IT&ITES) (Overall
No. Exports Rate (%)
Exports Exports)
1 2015-16 35,444 75,070 1,10,514 -
2 2016-17 40,322 85,470 1,25,792 13.82
3 2017-18 42,341 93,442 1,35,783 7.94
4 2018-19 50,510 1,09,219 1,59,729 17.64
5 2019-20 52,170 1,28,807 1,80,977 13.30
6 2020-21 64,539 1,45,522 2,10,061 16.07
7 2021-22 81,971 1,83,539 2,65,510 26.40
8 2022-23 91,767 2,41,275 3,33,042 25.43
AAGR 17.23
CAGR 17.07
Growth (2015-16 to 2022-23) 201.36
Source: State Export Commissioner, Commerce & Export Promotion Dept. TS.

j. Merchandise Exports Performance

(Rs. in crores)

Sl. Telangana Growth India Growth

Year
No. Exports Rate (%) Exports Rate (%)
1 2018-19 50,510 - 23,07,726 -
2 2019-20 52,170 3.29 22,19,854 -3.81
3 2020-21 64,539 23.71 21,51,771 -3.07
4 2021-22 81,971 27.01 31,45,831 46.20
5 2022-23 91,767 11.95 36,20,630 15.09
6 2023-24 1,16,182 26.61 36,19,292 -0.04
AAGR - 18.51 10.88
CAGR - 18.13 9.42
Growth %
(2018-19 to 130.02 56.83
2023-24)
Source: State Export Commissioner, Commerce & Export Promotion Dept., TS.

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Public Finance 4
a. Vote on Account Budget, 2024-25
(Rs. in crore)
Sl. 2022-23 2023-24
Particulars
No. (Accounts ) (BE)
I Opening Balance 63.83 336.85

II Revenue Receipts 1,59,350.30 2,16,566.97

1 Share in Central Taxes 19,668.15 21,470.84

2 Tax Revenue 1,06,948.94 1,31,028.65

3 Non Tax Revenue 19,554.00 22,808.31

4 Grants-in-aid 13,179.21 41,259.17

III Capital Receipts 45,143.40 55,277.68

5 Open Market Loans 40,150.00 40,615.68

6 Floating Debt (Net) - -

7 Loans from GOI 2,500.98 4,102.00

8 Other Loans 1,409.98 1,500.00

Deposits Transactions, etc.

9 453.55 4,000.00
(Net)

10 Loans and Advances 628.84 5,060.00

11 Other Receipts - -

12 Contingency Fund (Net) 0.05 -

13 Inter State Settlement - 17,828.00

IV Total Receipts ( II + III+13) 2,04,493.70 2,89,672.65

Source: Telangana State Budget, 2024-25 , Document-4
Note: BE: Budget Estimates. RE: Revised Estimates.

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a. Vote on Account Budget, 2024-25 (contd.)
(Rs. in crore)
Sl. 2022-23 2023-24
Particulars
No. (Accounts ) (BE)

V Revenue Expenditure 1,53,406.65 2,11,685.23

14 Of which Interest Payments 21,821.21 22,407.67

VI Capital Expenditure 17,880.58 37,524.70

VII Loans and Advances 21,248.41 28,479.98

Capital Disbursements
VIII 11,987.09 12,606.09
(15 to 18)

15 Public Debt Repayment 8,336.00 9,341.17

16 Loans from GOI 515.73 427.16

17 Other Loans 3,135.36 2,837.76

18 Inter state settlement - -

IX Total Expenditure 2,04,522.73 2,90,296.00

X Overall Transactions (IV-IX) -29.03 -623.35

XI Closing Balance (I+X) 34.80 -286.50

XII Revenue Surplus (II–V) 5,943.65 4,881.74

XIII Fiscal Deϐicit (XII-VI+10-13-18) 32,556.50 38,234.94

XIV Primary Deϐicit (XIII-14) 10,735.29 15,827.27

Source: Telangana State Budget, 2024-25 , Document-4
Note: BE: Budget Estimates. RE: Revised Estimates.

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a. Vote on Account Budget, 2024-25 (contd.)

(Rs. in crore)

Sl. 2023-24 2024-25

Particulars
No. (RE) (BE)

I Opening Balance 34.80 758.56

II Revenue Receipts 1,78,172.95 2,05,601.50

1 Share in Central Taxes 23,216.52 25,639.84

2 Tax Revenue 1,18,195.10 1,38,228.07

3 Non Tax Revenue 22,808.31 20,658.44

4 Grants-in-aid 13,953.02 21,075.15

III Capital Receipts 47,175.68 68,585.21

5 Open Market Loans 40,615.68 59,625.21

6 Floating Debt (Net) - -

7 Loans from GOI 1,500.00 3,900.00

8 Other Loans 1,000.00 1,000.00

9 Deposits Transactions, etc. (Net) 4,000.00 4,000.00

10 Loans and Advances 60.00 60.00

11 Other Receipts - -

12 Contingency Fund (Net) - -

13 Interstate Settlement - -

IV Total Receipts( II + III) 2,25,348.63 2,74,186.71

Source: Telangana State Budget, 2024-25 , Document-4

Note: BE: Budget Estimates. RE: Revised Estimates.

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a. Budget at a Glance, 2024-25 (concld.)
(Rs. in crore)

Sl. 2023-24 2024-25

Particulars
No. (RE) (BE)

V Revenue Expenditure 1,69,141.47 2,01,177.50

13 Of which Interest Payments 22,407.67 22,751.82

VI Capital Expenditure 24,178.02 29,669.14

VII Loans and Advances 18,699.29 28,042.68

VIII Capital Disbursements (15 to 17) 12,606.09 17,001.36

15 Public Debt Repayment 9,341.17 13,117.60

16 Loans from GOI 427.16 397.66

17 Other Loans 2,837.76 3,486.10

18 Inter state settlement - -

IX Total Expenditure 2,24,624.87 2,75,890.69

X Overall Transactions (IV-IX) 723.76 -1,703.97

XI Closing Balance (I+X) 758.56 -945.42

XII Revenue Surplus (II–V) 9,031.48 4,424.00

Fiscal Deϐicit (V+VI+VII+18)-

XIII 33,785.83 53,227.82
(II+10+13

XIV Primary Deϐicit (XIII-14) 11,378.16 30,476.00

Source: Telangana State Budget, 2024-25 , Document-4
Note: BE: Budget Estimates. RE: Revised Estimates.

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b. Sales Tax Collection (Rs. in crore)

Sl. Sales Tax Collection Growth Rate

Year
No. (Rs. Crore) (%)
1 2014-15 27,700 -
2 2015-16 31,118 12.34
3 2016-17 35,231 13.22
4 2017-18 42,054 19.37
5 2018-19 45,379 7.91
6 2019-20 47,658 5.02
7 2020-21 52,436 10.03
8 2021-22 65,021 24.00
9 2022-23 72,564 11.60
10 2023-24 72,296 -0.37
AAGR 11.46
CAGR 11.25
Growth % (2014-15 to 2023-24) 161.00
Source: Commissioner of Commercial Taxes, Hyderabad.

c. Registration Revenue
(Rs. in crore)
Registra- Non Reg-
Sl. Documents Total
Year tion istration G.R.
No. Registered Revenue (%)
(in Lakh No.) Revenue Revenue (Rs. Crore)
(Rs. Crore) (Rs. Crore)
1 2014-15 8.27 2,703.21 119.64 2,822.85 -
2 2015-16 10.63 3,355.17 430.83 3,786.00 34.12
3 2016-17 10.64 3,555.91 639.09 4,249.00 12.23
4 2017-18 11.51 4,567.53 609.47 5,177.00 21.84
5 2018-19 15.33 5,864.87 747.88 6,612.75 27.73
6 2019-20 16.59 6,283.26 777.77 7,061.03 6.78
7 2020-21 14.97 4,751.06 509.14 5,260.20 -25.50
8 2021-22 20.38 10,999.86 1,429.33 12,429.19 136.29
9 2022-23 19.46 12,699.00 1,592.04 14,291.04 14.98
10 2023-24 18.41 12,943.03 1,645.03 14,588.06 2.08
AAGR 25.62
CAGR 20.02
Growth % (2014-15 to 2023-24) 416.78
Source: Commissioner &Inspector General, Registration and Stamps Dept.

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a. (i) Annual Rainfall, 2023-24

Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity

1 Normal Rainfall mm 919.0

2 Actual Rainfall mm 994.8

3 % of Deviation % 8.0

(ii). Season wise Rainfall

Sl. Normal Actual Dev. over

Season
No. (in mm.) (in mm.) Normal (%)

South-West Monsoon
1 738.6 861.1 17
(June to September)

North-East Monsoon
2 113.2 52.7 -53
(October to December)

Winter Period
3 12.1 1.2 -90
(January to February)

Hot Weather Period

4 55.1 79.9 45.0
(March to May)

(iii). Raingauge Network

Sl. No. Category Unit Quantity

Automatic Weather Stations

1 No.s 1,054
(TSDPS+IMD)

2 Manual Raingauge Stations (DES+IMD) No.s 607

3 Automatic Raingauge Stations (IMD) No.s 55

Total Raingauge Stations No.s 1,716

Source: Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Hyderabad.

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b. Monsoon wise Average Depth to Ground Water Levels, 2023-24
Average Depth to Ground Water Levels (in m bgl)
Sl. Before After Starting Ending
Annual
No. Monsoon Monsoon Season Season
May-23 Nov-23 Jun-23 May-24
Average
1 8.37 6.24 6.22 10.36 7.59
c. Ground Water Levels
Sl Average Depth to
Year Unit
No. Water Levels
1 2019-20 mbgl 10.38
2 2020-21 mbgl 7.25
3 2021-22 mbgl 6.57
4 2022-23 mbgl 6.22
5 2023-24 mbgl 7.59
Note: mbgl: meters below ground level
d. Mandals Falling in different Categories based on GWRA-2023
No. of Mandals falls in the Category
Sl. No. of
Semi- Over-
No. mandals Safe Critical
critical Exploited
1 612 530 61 10 11

e. Critical and Over Exploited Mandals based on GWRA-2023

Sl. Category
District Name
No. Critical Over Exploited
1 Adilabad Mavala Adilabad Urban
2 Hanumakonda Bheemadevarapalle
Amberpet Golconda
Shaikpet Saidabad
Maredpally Asifnagar
3 Hyderabad
Nampally Charminar
Secunderabad Himayatnagar
Khairathabad Ameerpet
4 Sangareddy Patancheruvu -
5 Siddipet Dubbak -
- Qutubullapur
6 Medchal Malkajgiri - Bachpalle
- Balanagar
7 Nizamabad - Nizamabad South
Total 10 11
Critical : Ground Water Extraction is (90-100 %)
Over Exploited : Ground Water Extraction > 100 %
Source: Director, Ground Water Department, Hyderabad.
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f. Area of Cereals, Millets & Pulses, 2023-24 (P)

(Area in ‘000 Acres)

Sl. No. Crops Vanakalam Yasangi Total

I Cereals and Millets

1 Paddy 6,595 5,185 11,780

2 Wheat 0 9 9

3 Jowar 30 233 263

4 Bajra N 13 13

5 Maize 533 668 1,201

6 Ragi N N N

7 Korra N N N
a Total (1 to 7) 7,158 6,108 13,266

II Pulses

1 Red gram 437 4 441

2 Black gram 18 36 54

3 Green gram 52 17 69

4 Bengal gram 0 255 255

5 Horse gram N 1 1

6 Cow gram 1 6 7

Other Pulses
7 0 N N
(Anumulu, Rajma)

b Total (1 to 7) 508 319 827

(a+b) Total Food grains 7,666 6,427 14,093

Source: Provisional Estimates, 2023-24, Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Hyd.
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g. Production of Cereals, Millets and Pulses, 2023-24 (P)
(Production in ‘000 Tonnes)

Sl. No. Crops Vanakalam Yasangi Total

I Cereals and Millets
1 Paddy 14,485 11,182 25,667
Rice 9,657 7,456 17,113
2 Wheat 0 9 9
3 Jowar 10 163 173
4 Bajra N 17 17
5 Maize 937 1,731 2,668
6 Ragi N N N
7 Korra N N N
a Total (1 to 7) 10,604 9,376 19,980
II Pulses
1 Red gram 143 2 145
2 Black gram 5 15 20
3 Green gram 14 6 20
4 Bengal gram 0 150 150
5 Horse gram N N N
6 Cow gram 1 3 4
Other Pulses
7 0 N N
(Anumulu, Rajma)
b Total (1 to 7) 163 176 339
(a+b) Total Food grains 10,767 9,552 20,319

Source: Provisional Estimates, 2023-24, Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Hyd.

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h. Area of Oil Seeds and Other Crops, 2023-24 (P)
(Area in ‘000 Acres)

Sl. No. Crops Vanakalam Yasangi Total

I Oil Seeds

1 Groundnut 24 210 234

2 Castor seed 3 3 6

3 Sesamum N 34 34

4 Rapeseed & Mustard N 1 1

5 Saf lower N 10 10

6 Sun lower N 22 22

7 Soya bean 448 1 449

Total 475 281 756

II Other Crops

1 Cotton 4,493 N 4,493

2 Sugarcane 67 0 67

3 Tobacco 3 10 13

Total 4,563 10 4,573

Source: Provisional Estimates, 2023-24, Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Hyd.

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i. Production of Oil Seeds & Other Crops, 2023-24 (P)
(Production in ‘000 Tonnes)

Sl. No. Crops Vanakalam Yasangi Total

I Oil Seeds
1 Groundnut 27 194 221
2 Castor seed 1 1 2
3 Sesamum N 7 7
4 Rapeseed & Mustard N N N
5 Saf lower N 4 4
6 Sun lower N 15 15
7 Soya bean 269 N 269
Total 297 221 518
II Other Crops
1 Cotton* 5,044 N 5,044
2 Sugarcane 2,228 0 2,228
3 Tobacco 2 9 11
Source: 3rd Advance Estimates, 2023-24,
*-Production in terms of ’000 Bales of 170 Kgs. each, N-Negligible

j. Area cultivated for Seed purpose

(in Quintals)

Sl No. Name of the Crop Units Area

1 Paddy acre 10,862.76
2 Redgram acre 981.00
3 Greengram acre 667.00
4 Bengalgram acre 2,684.00
5 Groundnut acre 1,598.00
Total acre 16,792.76
Source: Commissioner, Agriculture, Dept.

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k. Season wise Gross Area Sown
(Area in Lakh Acres)

Gross Area Sown

Sl No. Year
Vanakalam Yasangi Total Growth Rate (%)
1 2014-15 103.16 28.18 131.34 -
2 2015-16 100.99 19.92 120.91 -7.94
3 2016-17 108.32 39.20 147.52 22.01
4 2017-18 111.62 38.09 149.71 1.48
5 2018-19 111.19 31.49 142.68 -4.70
6 2019-20 129.16 55.62 184.78 29.51
7 2020-21 141.47 68.08 209.55 13.41
8 2021-22 141.89 56.48 198.37 -5.34
9 2022-23 146.72 74.95 221.67 11.75
AAGR 7.52
CAGR 6.76
Growth (%) (2014-15 to 2022-23) 68.78
Source: Directorate of Economics & Statistics

l. Sugar Factories 2023-24

Sugarcane crushed Sugar produced
SL No. No. of Sugar Factories
(in MTs) (in Qtls)
1 11 17,24,190 18,35,791
Source: Director of Sugar & Cane Commissioner

m. Crop Loan Waiver 2023-24

Sl No. Description Units Quantity

1 Loan Amount waived off Rs. in crore 11,581.60
2 Farmers Bene itted No. 16,76,418
Source: Commissioner, Agriculture, Dept

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n. Procurement in Telangana
(Procurement : Quantity in Lakh Tonnes, Value in Rs. Crore)
Sl. Crop Paddy Maize
No. Year Qty. Value Qty. Value
1 2014-15 24.29 3,391.94 4.34 568.22
2 2015-16 23.58 3,399.36 0.08 10.00
3 2016-17 53.84 8,111.57 0.18 24.88
4 2017-18 54.09 8,580.51 7.46 1,062.36
5 2018-19 77.49 13,694.82 4.16 708.09
6 2019-20 111.26 20,383.52 9.55 1,680.45
7 2020-21 141.03 26,600.14 2.62 485.48
8 2021-22 120.61 23,605.25 - -
9 2022-23 131.50 27,037.48 2.68 525.07
10 2023-24 47.83 10,523.11 - -
Source: Commissioner, Civil Supplies, Managing Director, TG Markfed.
(Procurement : Quantity in Lakh Tonnes, Amount in Rs. Crore)

Sl. Crop Jowar Redgram

No. Year Qty. Amount Qty. Amount
1 2014-15 0.03 4.13 - -
2 2015-16 0.02 2.79 0.11 49.97
3 2016-17 - - 1.31 659.71
4 2017-18 0.03 5.90 2.62 1,427.47
5 2018-19 0.10 25.20 0.95 538.51
6 2019-20 0.18 47.06 1.40 812.93
7 2020-21 0.38 98.41 - -
8 2021-22 0.26 70.80 0.02 11.55
9 2022-23 0.40 110.11 - -
10 2023-24 0.94 299.03 0.004 3.90
Source: Managing Director, TG Markfed

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n. Procurement in Telangana (Concld.)
(Procurement : Quantity in Lakh Tonnes, Amount in Rs. Crore)

Sl. Crop Greengram Blackgram

No. Year Qty. Amount Qty. Amount
1 2014-15 - - - -
2 2015-16 - - - -
3 2016-17 0.03 14.41 73.00* 0.37
4 2017-18 0.03 18.51 0.16 88.50
5 2018-19 0.13 93.28 0.04 20.30
6 2019-20 0.06 40.95 - -
7 2020-21 - - - -
8 2021-22 - - 125* 0.79
9 2022-23 59 * 0.45 - -
10 2023-24 - - -
Note: * Quantity in Tonnes
(Procurement : Quantity in Lakh Tonnes, Amount in Rs. Crore)

Sl. Crop Bengalgram Soyabean

No. Year Qty. Amount Qty. Amount
1 2014-15 - - - -
2 2015-16 - - - -
3 2016-17 - - - -
4 2017-18 0.60 265.46 - -
5 2018-19 0.57 262.70 0.15 51.34
6 2019-20 0.84 407.25 0.10 38.94
7 2020-21 0.17 85.39 - -
8 2021-22 0.84 440.05 - -
9 2022-23 0.85 455.58 - -
10 2023-24 0.06 299.03 0.06 27.72
Source: Managing Director, TG Markfed

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Agriculture and Allied Activites 5
o. Agriculture Infrastructure, 2023-24

Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity

1 Agriculture Clusters Nos. 2,603

a Rythu Vedikas Constructed Nos. 2,596

b Estimated amount for construction Rs. in crore 572.22

c Expenditure incurred Rs. in crore 571.12

Trainings/Meetings conducted for Farmers

d No. 73,950
on Agriculture & allied activity

2 Rythu Bazars Nos. 40

Agricultural Market Committees Nos. 198

3
E-Markets (E-NAM) Nos. 57

AMC Godowns Nos. 1,127

4
Capacity MT 24,61,159

Ware Houses Nos 51

5
Capacity MT 5,84,400

6 Rice Mills No. 2,406

Raw Mills Nos. 1,585

a
Milling Capacity MT 38,56,750

Boiled Mills Nos. 821

b
Milling Capacity MT 49,10,000

Source: Commissioner, Agriculture, Dept., Director, Marketing Dept.,

Director, Telangana State Warehousing Corporation
Note: MT: Metric Ton
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5 Agriculture and Allied Activites
p. Census of Land Holdings, 2021-22
(i) By Size Class
% Over Average Size
Sl. Size Class Holdings Area
Total of Holdings
No. (Hects.) (Nos.) (Hects.)
Holdings (Hects.)
1 Marginal 48,46,842 68.65 20,66,822.56 0.43
a Below 0.5 30,49,084 43.19 7,58,235.49 0.25
b 0.5 to 1.0 17,97,758 25.46 13,08,587.07 0.73
2 Small 16,00,003 22.66 22,36,901.25 1.40
a 1.0 to 2.0 16,00,003 22.66 22,36,901.25 1.40
3 Semi-Medium 5,04,504 7.15 12,97,377.51 2.57
a 2.0 to 3.0 3,94,283 5.58 9,20,580.84 2.33
b 3.0 to 4.0 1,10,221 1.56 3,76,796.67 3.42
4 Medium 99,112 1.40 5,46,903.97 5.52
a 4.0 to 5.0 47,767 0.68 2,10,287.11 4.40
b 5.0 to 7.5 39,535 0.56 2,36,098.79 5.97
c 7.5 to 10.0 11,810 0.17 1,00,518.08 8.51
5 Large 9,398 0.13 1,64,028.03 17.45
a 10.0 & above 9,398 0.13 1,64,028.03 17.45
Total 70,59,859 100.00 63,12,033.32 0.89
Source: Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, GOI.

(ii) By Social Groups

Sl. % over
Item Unit Quantity
No. Total Holdings
1 Operational Holdings
a
Scheduled Castes No. 9,78,609 13.86
b
Scheduled Tribes No. 8,33,718 11.81
c
Other Social Groups No. 52,47,248 74.33
d
Institutional No. 284 0.004
Total No. 70,59,859 100.00
2 Area Operated
a Scheduled Castes Hects. 6,10,820.54 9.68
b Scheduled Tribes Hects. 7,53,289.41 11.93
c Other Social Groups Hects. 49,38,714.27 78.24
d Institutional Hects. 9,209.096 0.15
Total Hects. 63,12,033.316 100.00
Source: Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, GOI.

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Agriculture and Allied Activites 5
Horticulture
q. Promotion of Oil Palm Crop
Beneϐiciaries Expenditure
Sl No. Category Area (in acre)
(No.) (Rs. in crore)
1 2014-15 547 1.99 2,429
2 2015-16 264 1.19 1,176
3 2016-17 361 1.35 1,682
4 2017-18 799 2.74 3,531
5 2018-19 492 2.51 2,174
6 2019-20 1,129 3.58 5,333
7 2020-21 1,045 4.97 4,650
8 2021-22 3,505 19.26 15,293
9 2022-23 22,246 128.41 82,372
10 2023-24 18,426 60.00 59,261
Total 48,814 226.00 1,77,903

r. Establishment of Green House & Poly House Scheme

Green Houses Poly Houses
Sl. Beneϐi- Amount Area Beneϐi- Amount Area
Year
No ciaries (in (in ciaries (in (in
(No.) Crore) Acres) (No.) Crore) Acres)
1 2014-15 61 31.28 88.41
2 2015-16 352 143.21 485.80
3 2016-17 306 77.32 294.57
4 2017-18 172 8.50 100.95 40 5.50 33.43
5 2018-19 22 0 10.97 28 2.85 16.84
6 2019-20 0 5.23
7 2020-21 6.61 11.18
8 2021-22 0 2.51
9 2022-23 1.40 4.03
Total 194 16.51 111.92 787 283.11 919.05
Source: Commissioner, Horticulture Dept.

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Horticulture
s. Telangana State Micro Irrigation Project

Cumulative Area (Acre)

Cumulative Cumulative
Sl
Year No. of Farmers Expenditure
No.
Beneϐitted (Rs. in Crore)
Drip Sprinkler Total

1 2014-15 31,277 240.90 46,353 30,130 76,483

2 2015-16 70,822 563.22 1,24,331 51,795 1,76,126

3 2016-17 1,25,940 1,035.52 2,56,452 74,630 3,31,082

4 2017-18 2,09,401 1,553.22 3,95,741 1,58,906 5,54,647

5 2018-19 2,46,997 1,800.22 4,65,974 1,89,436 6,55,410

6 2019-20 2,50,828 1,829.17 4,76,649 1,90,620 6,67,269

7 2020-21 2,60,402 1,882.57 4,95,251 2,00,341 6,95,592

8 2021-22 2,91,486 2,048.93 5,42,243 2,36,589 7,78,832

9 2022-23 3,20,601 2,236.91 6,30,480 2,50,166 8,80,645

10 2023-24 3,25,170 2245.68 6,30,638 2,57,786 8,88,424

Source: Commissioner, Horticulture Dept.

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Irrigation 6
a. Major Irrigation Projects
Irrigation Potential Irrigation
Sl. Contemplated Potential Created
Description No.
No. Ayacut (Acres) Ayacut (Acres)
New Stabilized New Stabilized
Completed
1 11 21,23,501 2,64,354 21,23,501 2,47,989
Projects
Ongoing
2 23 70,55,565 23,66,419 18,37,479 17,71,546
Projects
Total 91,79,066 26,30,773 39,60,980 20,19,535
Source: Irrigation & CAD, Telangana.

b. Medium Irrigation Projects

Irrigation Potential Irrigation
Sl. Contemplated Potential Newly
Description No.
No. Ayacut (Acres) Created Ayacut
New Stabilized (Acres)
1 Completed Projects 32 3,69,778 0 3,69,554
2 Ongoing Projects 7 1,16,366 6,848 38,500

Total 4,86,144 6,848 4,08,054

Source: Irrigation & CAD, Telangana.

c. Minor Irrigation Sources

Sl. No. Sources Unit Quantity
1 MI Tanks Nos. 34,204
a Ayacut acre 25,71,000
b Capacity MCFT 2,75,165
2 Other Tanks Nos. 6,401
Total Tanks 40,605
Source: Irrigation & CAD, Telangana. Note: MCFT: Million Cubic Feet

d. Lift Irrigation Schemes

Sl. Lift Irrigation Schemes Irrigated potential created
No. (in No.s) (Acres)

1 643 4,69,138
Source: Irrigation & CAD, Telangana.

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Chapter
7 Forest
a. Forest Area by Legal Status, 2023-24

Sl.No. Category Units Forest Area

1 Total Forest Area acre 66,33,312.79

2 Reserved acre 62,04,545.85

3 Protected acre 3,07,903.79

4 Un-Classi ied acre 1,20,863.15

Note: Totals may not tallied due to rounding off.

Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Research and Development Circle, Hyd.

b. Functioning of Sanctuaries and Parks, 2023-24

Sl. No. Type of Sanctuary/ Park Unit Number Area

1 Wildlife Sanctuaries Sq.Kms 7 2,614.27

2 Tiger Reserve forests Sq.Kms 2 4,626.83

3 National Parks Sq.Kms 3 19.61

4 Zoological Parks Ha 3 177.02

5 Deer Parks Ha 3 53.00

6 Private Deer Parks Acres 1 3.00

Source: Forest Department, Hyderabad.

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Forest 7
c. (i) Value of Forest Produce, 2021-22

Value
Sl. No. Item
(in Rs. Crores)
1 Timber 40.19
2 Bamboo 0.29
3 Firewood Charcoal 8.71
4 Other Forest Produce 0.76
5 Beedi Leave 0.01
6 Cashew Plantations 1.60
7 Other Plantations 1.96
8 Miscellaneous 3.56
9 Fines & Forfeitures 1.04
10 Rents from Building 0.02
11 Compounding Fee 132.86
12 User Charges 0.54
12 Lease Charges 13.60
14 Other Receipts 63.85
Total 268.98
Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Research and Development Circle, Hydedrabad.

c. (ii). Value of Forest Produce, 2022-23

Value
Sl. No. Item
(in Rs. Crores)
1 Timber 57.97
2 Bamboo 5.98
3 Firewood Charcoal 0.75
4 Other Forest Produce 3.95
5 Cashew Plantations 1.24
6 Fines & Forfeitures 0.88
7 Rents from Building 0.09
8 Compounding Fee 116.79
9 User Charges 1.77
10 Other Receipts 2,816.19
Total 3,005.62
Source: Chief Conservator of Forests, Research and Development Circle, Hydedrabad.

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7 Forest
d. Physical Targets and Achievements of Forest Produce,
2022-23 and 2023-24
2022-23 2023-24
Sl. Name of the
Unit Physical Achieve- Physical Achieve-
No. Species
Target ment Target ment

1 Teak Cmt 1,016.65 845.87 965.73 516.60

2 Non Teak Cmt 230.06 13,760.06 95.02 192.57

I Timber Total 1,246.71 14,605.93 1,060.76 709.18

1Casuarinas Cmt

2Non Teak Cmt - 1,618.52 - -

3Eucalyptus Cmt 7,573.33 282.00 - -

4Teak Cmt 0.17 0.17 - 60.46

5UDOR Fuel 291.52 210.00 117.05

II Fuel - Total 7,573.5 2,192.20 210.00 177.51

1Teak Poles Nos 244 559 63 2,319

2Non Teak poles Nos - 8,037 - 3,485

3Eucalyptus Nos - 33 - -

III Poles Total Nos 244 8,629 63 5,804

Bamboo
IV Mts - - - 2,59,545
Industrial Cuts

V Long Bamboo Nos 90,875 1,98,064 - -

Bamboo
VI supply to Nos - - - -
Buroods
Source: Forest Department, Hyderabad.

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Forest 7
e. Decadal Forest Cover Assessment in Major Mega Cities
as per ISFR, 2011 & 2021
(in sq. kms.)

Total Forest Total Forest

Sl. Name of Growth
State Cover As per Cover As per
No. the City Rate (%)
IFSR, 2021 ISFR 2011

1 Ahmedabad Gujarat 9.41 17.96 -48

2 Bengaluru Karnataka 89.02 94.00 -5

3 Chennai Tamilnadu 22.7 18.02 26

4 Delhi Delhi 194.24 174.33 11

5 Hyderabad Telangana 81.81 33.15 147

6 Kolkata West Bengal 1.77 2.52 -30

7 Mumbai Maharashtra 110.77 101.74 9

Total 509.72 441.72 15.39

Source: Indian State of Forest Report, 2021

f. Increase of Forest Cover in Telangana

Sl. Assessment Telangana All India

Forest cover Growth Rate Forest cover Growth Rate
No. Year (in Sq.Km.) (%) (in Sq.Km.) (%)
1 2015 19,854 - 7,01,495 -
2 2017 20,419 2.85 7,08,273 0.97
3 2019 20,582 0.80 7,12,249 0.56
4 2021 21,214 3.07 7,13,789 0.22
Growth (%)
6.85 - 1.75 -
(2015-2021)
Source: India State of Forest Reports, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2021.

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Chapter
8 Veterinary Services
a. Veterinary Extension Services, 2023-24

Sl. No. Item Unit Total

1 Veterinary Institutions Nos. 2,217
a Super Specialty Veterinary Hospital Nos. 1
b District Veterinary Hospitals Nos. 8
c Area Veterinary Hospitals Nos. 98
d Primary Veterinary Centre Nos. 909
e Mobile Veterinary Clinics Nos. 100
f Sub Centre (Animal Health) Nos. 1,101
Cases Treated
2 Lakh Nos. 275.53
(excluding Livestock Farms)
3 Castrations done Lakh Nos. 1.69
4 Vaccinations done Lakh Nos. 673.12
5 Arti icial Insemination Centers Nos. 4007
6 Arti icial Inseminations done Lakh Nos. 21.10
7 Calves Born Lakh Nos. 7.27
Area brought under development of
8 Lakh acre 4.44
Fodder
Source: Director, Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Dept. Hyd.

b. 20th Livestock Census, 2019

(in Lakh Nos.)
Sl. Contribution
Species Telangana India Rank
No. (%)
1 Sheep 190.63 742.61 1 25.67
2 Buffaloes 42.26 1,098.52 9 3.85
3 Goats 49.35 1,488.85 12 3.31
4 Pigs 1.78 90.56 14 1.97
5 Cattle 42.33 1,934.63 15 2.19
6 Others 0.06 12.46 - 0.49
Total Livestock 326.41 5,367.61 8 6.08
1 Dogs 3.55 94.34 8 3.76
2 Rabbits 0.15 5.50 12 2.76
3 Poultry 799.99 8,518.10 3 9.39

Source: Director, Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Dept. Hyd.

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Veterinary Services 8
c. Milk, Meat and Eggs Production

Sl. Milk Growth Meat Growth Eggs Growth

Year (‘000 (‘000 (Crore
No. Tonnes) Rate (%) Tonnes) Rate (%) Nos) Rate (%)

1 2014-15 4,207.42 - 505.07 - 1,061.85 -

2 2015-16 4,442.63 5.59 542.08 7.33 1,120.58 5.53

3 2016-17 4,681.04 5.37 591.04 9.04 1,181.86 5.47

4 2017-18 4,965.19 6.07 645.04 9.14 1,267.00 7.20

5 2018-19 5,416.09 9.08 754.08 16.9 1,368.68 8.03

6 2019-20 5,590.50 3.22 848.15 12.47 1,480.55 8.17

7 2020-21 5,765.19 3.12 920.25 8.5 1,584.70 7.03

8 2021-22 5,807.78 0.74 1,004.95 9.2 1,667.08 5.20

9 2022-23 5,854.78 0.81 1,080.62 7.53 1,767.06 6.00

2023-24
10 6,160.99 5.23 1,172.04 8.46 1,864.25 5.50
(A.E)

AAGR 4.36 9.84 6.46

CAGR 4.33 9.80 6.45

Growth
46.43 132.05 75.57
(2014-15 to 2022-23)

Source: Director, Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Dept. Hyd.

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Chapter
9 Fisheries
a. Water Bodies and Fisheries Co-operative Societies, 2023-24
Sl. Quantity Water Spread Area
Item
No. (in Nos.) (in Hectares)
1 Total No. of Tanks & Reservoirs 25,628 7,08,605
a Reservoirs 93 2,14,372
b ˃100 Acres Tanks 4,195 2,56,284
c ˂100 Acres Tanks 21,717 2,46,184
Fishermen Co-operative
2 5,856 -
Societies
Members enrolled in
3 4,10,053 -
Co-operative Societies

b. Fish and Prawn Production

Fish Prawn
Sl. Pro- Growth Pro- Growth Value
Year Value
No. duction Rate (Rs. in Crore) duction Rate (Rs. in
(Tonnes) (%) (Tonnes) (%) Crore)
1 2014-15 2,60,010 - 2,431.10 8,352 - 206
2 2015-16 2,28,185 -12.24 2,397.20 8,567 2.57 249
3 2016-17 1,93,732 -15.10 2,111.00 5,189 -39.43 142
4 2017-18 2,62,252 35.37 3,419.00 7,783 49.98 198
5 2018-19 2,84,210 8.37 3,742.00 9,998 28.46 272
6 2019-20 2,99,869 5.51 4,332.00 10,453 4.55 338
7 2020-21 3,37,117 12.42 4,847.00 11,734 12.25 382
8 2021-22 3,76,142 11.58 5,411.00 13,827 17.84 449.00
9 2022-23 4,24,327 12.81 6,191.00 14,142 2.28 465
10 2023-24 4,39,513 3.58 6,514.00 16,532 16.90 545
AAGR 6.92 10.60
CAGR 6.01 7.88
Growth (2014-15 to
69.04 97.94
2022-23)
Source: Commissioner, Fisheries Dept.

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Mining 10
a. Production of Minerals, 2023-24

Sl. Value
Mineral Unit Production
No. (Rs. in Crores)
I Major Minerals
A Fuel Minerals
1 Coal Lakh Tonnes 698.58 19,211.05
B Other Major Minerals
1 Lime Stone Lakh Tonnes 259.19 1,080.81
2 Stowing Sand Lakh Tonnes 2.13 3.24
3 Manganese Tonnes 1.02 86.60
Sub Total 20,381.70
II Minor Minerals
A Industrial Minerals
1 Laterite Lakh Tonnes 54.60 192.74
2 Quartz Lakh Tonnes 15.44 65.32
3 Feldspar Lakh Tonnes 6.17 42.43
4 Dolomite Lakh Tonnes 5.73 34.39
5 White Clay Tonnes 24,350.00 0.29
6 Shale Tonnes 0.00 0.00
7 Barytes Tonnes 4,551.00 1.41
Sub Total 336.58
B Other Minor Minerals
1 Road Metal Lakh Tonnes 974.66 5,253.41
2 Gravel / Earth Lakh Tonnes 1,032.41 2,405.51
3 Colour Granite Lakh M3 6.63 937.64
4 Black Granite Lakh M3 3.40 677.63
5 Ordinary Sand Lakh Tonnes 163.83 982.98
6 Limestone Slabs Lakh Tonnes 1.78 3.26
7 Fuller's Earth Lakh Tonnes 2.65 12.32
8 Mosaic Chips Lakh Tonnes 1.25 2.04
Sub Total 10,274.79
Grand Total 30,993.07
Note: M3 - Cubic Meters. Totals not tallied due to rounding off,
Source: Director, Mines & Geology Dept.

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10 Mining
b. Major and Minor Mineral Values
(Rs. in Crores)

Major Minor
Sl. Total Growth
Year Mineral Mineral
No. Value Rate (%)
Value Value
1 2015-16 10,438.83 7,847.89 18,286.73 -
2 2016-17 9,952.02 11,172.01 21,124.03 15.52
3 2017-18 14,546.94 10,773.81 25,320.75 19.87
4 2018-19 16,835.72 17,812.54 34,648.27 36.84
5 2019-20 16,099.37 14,261.86 30,361.23 -12.37
6 2020-21 12,711.72 17,256.31 29,968.04 -1.30
7 2021-22 17,202.47 12,393.32 29,595.80 -1.24
8 2022-23 19,456.83 8,694.60 28,151.42 -4.88
9 2023-24 20,381.70 10,611.37 30,993.07 10.09
AAGR 7.82
CAGR 6.82
Growth (2015-16 to 2023-24) 69.48

c. Coal Mining

Sl. Production Growth Growth

Year Value
No. Quantity Rate (Rs. in crore) Rate
(lakh Tonnes) (%) (%)
1 2014-15 527.19 - 9,088.38 -
2 2015-16 585.91 11.14 10,100.68 11.14
3 2016-17 608.09 3.79 8,914.69 -11.74
4 2017-18 646.42 6.30 13,500.12 51.44
5 2018-19 676.87 4.71 15,771.03 16.82
6 2019-20 620.28 -8.36 15,196.85 -3.64
7 2020-21 485.17 -21.78 11,886.70 -21.78
8 2021-22 653.78 34.75 16,017.64 34.75
9 2022-23 667.62 2.12 18,359.42 14.62
10 2023-24 698.58 4.64 19,211.05 4.64
AAGR 4.14 10.69
CAGR 3.18 8.67
Growth (2014-15 to 2023-24) 32.51 111.38
Source: Director, Mines & Geology Dept.

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Industries and Labour 11
a. Annual Survey of Industries, 2021-22
(Final)

Sl No. Iteam Unit Quantity

1 Total Factories in Operation Nos. 10,368
2 Fixed Capital Rs. in Crore 1,07,193
3 Physical Working Capital Rs. in Crore 62,351
4 Working Capital Rs. in Crore 71,455
5 Invested Capital Rs. in Crore 1,69,544
6 Outstanding Loans Rs. in Crore 48,314
7 Workers Nos. 7,08,219
8 Mandays-Workers Nos.
9 Total Persons Engaged Nos. 8,37,235
10 Mandays-Employees Nos. 2,54,477
11 Wages to Workers Rs. in Crore 11,500
12 Total Emoluments Rs. in Crore 23,820
13 Fuels Consumed Rs. in Crore 14,137
14 Materials Consumed Rs. in Crore 1,90,912
15 Total Inputs Rs. in Crore 2,54,705
16 Products & By-Products Rs. in Crore 2,79,080
17 Value of Output Rs. in Crore 3,26,205
18 GVA Rs. in Crore 71,500
19 Depreciation Rs. in Crore 8,973
20 Net Value Added Rs. in Crore 62,528
21 Net Fixed Capital Formation Rs. in Crore 8,276
22 Gross Fixed Capital Formation Rs. in Crore 17,248
23 Addition in Stock of
a Materials, Fuels etc. Rs. in Crore 5,948
b Semi Finished Goods Rs. in Crore 1,117
c Finished Goods Rs. in Crore 4,455
d Total (a+b+c) Rs. in Crore 11,520
24 Gross Capital Formation Rs. in Crore 28,768

Source: Annual Survey of Industries, NSO,MOSPI, GOI.

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Chapter 11 Industries and Labour
b. Approvals, Investment & Employment Generated Under
TG-iPASS
Sl. Units Employment
Year Investment
No. approved (Rs. in Crore) Generated
(in Nos.) (in Nos.)
1 2014-15 174 1,805.80 5,051
2 2015-16 1,526 28,954.60 94,196
3 2016-17 1,697 33,493.25 95,062
4 2017-18 2,789 57,661.01 2,73,362
5 2018-19 2,779 34,294.65 5,99,504
6 2019-20 3,009 40,077.38 3,14,986
7 2020-21 3,386 16,048.62 1,62,630
8 2021-22 4,036 18,160.53 99,928
9 2022-23 3,135 26,938.02 1,01,354
10 2023-24 2,693 28,138.97 85,232
Total 25,224 2,85,572.83 18,31,305
Source: Director, Industries Dept.

c. Incentives Sanctioned Under T-PRIDE

Name of the Scheme
Sl. T-PRIDE (PHC) T-PRIDE (SC) T-PRIDE (ST) TOTAL
Year
No. Claims Amount Claims Amount Claims Amount Claims Amount
(Nos.) (Rs. Cr.) (Nos.) (Rs. Cr.) (Nos.) (Rs. Cr.) (Nos.) (Rs. Cr.)

1 2014-15 - - - - 1 0.03 1 0.03

2 2015-16 1 0.02 9 0.22 832 22.91 842 23.15
3 2016-17 57 3.29 2,448 131.35 2,202 104.00 4,707 238.64
4 2017-18 278 17.60 4,232 211.52 3,197 137.43 7,707 366.54
5 2018-19 429 21.26 4,278 195.33 3,504 147.72 8,211 364.30
6 2019-20 452 29.00 4,678 202.61 4,504 212.67 9,634 444.28
7 2020-21 284 10.57 4,086 163.08 4,566 199.38 8,936 373.03
8 2021-22 285 14.74 4,112 162.71 6,343 291.58 10,740 469.03
9 2022-23 290 16.12 3,404 164.64 5,776 292.17 9,470 472.94
10 2023-24 196 13.43 2,211 121.72 4,800 280.18 7,207 415.33
Total 2,272 126.02 29,458 1,353.18 35,725 1,688.06 67,455 3,167.25
Source: Director, Industries Dept.
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Industries and Labour 11
d. Incentives Sanctioned under T-IDEA & IIPP
Sl. Claims Settled Sanctioned Amount
Year
No. (in Nos.) (Rs. in Crore)
1 2014-15 494 133.99
2 2015-16 935 344.18
3 2016-17 3,037 343.13
4 2017-18 3,431 497.50
5 2018-19 3,513 367.35
6 2019-20 3,455 417.36
7 2020-21 2,707 251.05
8 2021-22 3,011 369.94
9 2022-23 2,832 591.31
10 2023-24 2,239 345.98
Total 25,654 3,661.79
Source: Director, Industries Dept.

e. MSMEs Registered under Udyam, 2023-24

(as on 12-06-2024)
Sector wise Category wise MSMEs Registrations
MSME Registrations (in No.s) (in No.s)
Sl.
Manu-
No. Service
facturing Total Medium Micro Small Total
Sector
Sector
1 1,90,669 7,31,214 9,21,883 8,92,147 26,708 3,028 9,21,883

f. Employment in Shops and Commercial

Establishments (as on 31-03-2024 )

Sl. No. Category Establishments Workers Employed

1 No. of Shops 5,10,521 11,35,495
No. of Commercial
2 1,88,110 9,72,848
Establishments
No. of Cinema
3 Theaters, Hotels and 18,491 1,18,437
Restaurants
Total 7,17,122 22,26,780
Source: Commissioner, Labour Dept., Hyderabad

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Chapter 11 Industries and Labour
g. Implementation of Various Labour Welfare
Schemes, 2023-24

2023-24 Cumulative
Sl. Beneϐi- Amount Beneϐi- Amount
Scheme
No. ciaries (Rs. in ciaries (Rs. in
(in No.s) Crore) (in No.s) Crore)
Ӏ The Building & other Construction Workers Welfare Board
Accidental death relief
a 1,230 73.43 5,231 296.73
(Registered workers)
Accidental death relief
b 9 0.07 189 1.05
(Un-Registered workers)
Partial /Permanent
c 99 2.84 603 11.76
disability
Temporary disability
d 1,084 1.46 3,959 4.35
(Hospitalisation)
e Natural Death 12,470 123.68 48,266 411.84
f Maternity Bene it 51,639 155.11 1,53,622 434.98
Funeral Expenditure
g 13,709 41.10 53,686 139.26
(a+b+e)
h Marriage Gift 22,160 66.56 68,798 197.03
i Skill Upgradation 1,42,994 188.39 2,92,530 282.71
j CSC Health camps 7,20,087 225.68 7,20,087 225.68
Total 9,51,772 878.34 12,93,285 2,005.39
Source: Commissioner, Labour Dept., Hyderabad

h. Status of Nethannaku Cheyutha and Chenetha Mithra

(As on 31.03.2024)
Sl. Beneϐiciaries Amount
Scheme Category
No. (in Nos) (Rs. in crores)
Phase I 20,537 64.29
Nethannaku
1 Phase II 36,133 137.08
Cheyutha
Sub-Total 56,670 201.37
2 Chenetha Mithra 20,501 51.03
Total 77,171 252.40
Source: Commissioner, Handloom and Textiles Dept.

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Prices 12
a. State Average Retail Prices of Certain Essential Commodities
for the Month of April, 2024

Prices (in Rs.) % of Devi-

Sl. Commodity
Unit ation over
No. name April, 2024 April, 2023
April, 2023
1 Rice 1st sort Kg. 61.41 50.59 21.39

2 Rice 2nd Sort Kg. 33.36 33.27 0.27

3 Wheat Kg. 45.16 40.91 10.39

4 Jowar Kg. 58.41 53.48 9.22

5 Redgram Dal Kg. 161.53 123.42 30.88

6 Bengalgram Dal Kg. 83.93 73.38 14.38

7 Greengram Dal Kg. 123.46 114.33 7.99

8 Blackgram Dal Kg. 141.85 121.86 16.40

9 Groundnut Oil Ltr. 161.84 176.68 -8.40

10 Palm Oil Ltr. 95.90 105.13 -8.78

11 Sun lower Oil Ltr. 114.60 131.76 -13.02

12 Onions Kg. 25.69 21.72 18.28

Red Chillies
13 Kg. 241.01 276.48 -12.83
Grade- I

Red Chillies
14 Kg. 217.57 245.29 -11.30
Grade- II

Tamarind
15 Kg. 129.06 118.29 9.10
(Without Seed)

16 Sugar Kg. 41.25 39.65 4.04

Source: Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Hyderabad

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b. All India & Telangana Inϐlation Rates of CPI-RUC
(Base Year: 2012=100)
Inϐlation Rates
Sl. No. Month/Year
All-India Telangana
1 Apr-23 4.70 6.02
2 May-23 4.31 4.76
3 Jun-23 4.87 5.58
4 Jul-23 7.44 8.61
5 Aug-23 6.83 8.21
6 Sep-23 5.02 5.97
7 Oct-23 4.87 5.37
8 Nov-23 5.55 6.46
9 Dec-23 5.69 6.65
10 Jan-24 5.10 6.34
11 Feb-24 5.09 6.71
12 Mar-24 4.85 5.60
AAGR 5.36 6.36
Source: MOSPI, GOI.

c. All India & Telangana Inϐlation Rates of CPI-IW

(Base Year: 2001=100)
Inϐlation Rates
Sl. No. Month/Year
All-India Telangana
1 Apr-23 4.89 5.87
2 May-23 4.30 5.52
3 Jun-23 5.65 6.59
4 Jul-23 7.49 7.61
5 Aug-23 6.93 7.32
6 Sep-23 4.76 5.63
7 Oct-23 4.45 5.32
8 Nov-23 4.97 5.60
9 Dec-23 4.99 5.87
10 Jan-24 4.71 6.38
11 Feb-24 4.97 6.63
12 Mar-24 4.17 6.61
AAGR 5.19 6.25
Source: Labour Bureau and DE&S Telangana.

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Banking 13
Aggregate Deposit and Bank Credit of Scheduled
Commercial Banks, 2022-23

Sl.
Item Unit Quantity
No.

1 Public Sector Banks Nos. 3,094

2 Private Sector Banks Nos. 1,531

3 Foreign Banks Nos. 27

4 Small Finance Banks Nos. 67

5 Scheduled Commercial Banks Nos. 4,769

6 Total Deposits Rs. in crore 6,71,885

7 Total Credit Rs. in crore 6,83,933

8 Credit Deposit Ratio Ratio 101.8

9 Average Population per Bank ‘000 Nos. 7

Source: Quarterly Statistics on Deposits and Credit of Scheduled Commercial Banks

Date.21.06.2023

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Chapter 14 Energy
a. Contracted Capacity in Power Sector

Sl. Renew- Growth

Year Thermal Hydel Total
No. (in MWs) (in MWs) able (in MWs) Rate (%)
(in MWs)
1 2014-15 5,451.66 2,159.07 261.26 7,871.99 -
2 2015-16 6,128.24 2,239.07 486.91 8,854.22 12.48
3 2016-17 7,974.60 2,429.07 1,602.47 12,006.14 35.60
4 2017-18 9,230.98 2,489.07 3,600.76 15,320.81 27.61
5 2018-19 9,790.08 2,519.07 3,893.76 16,202.91 5.76
6 2019-20 9,401.04 2,519.07 3,943.76 15,863.87 -2.09
7 2020-21 10,289.00 2,518.00 3,755.00 16,563.00 4.41
8 2021-22 10,410.00 2,518.00 4,300.00 17,228.00 4.01
9 2022-23 10,390.00 2,518.00 5,620.00 18,528.00 7.55
10 2023-24 11,767.00 2,518.00 5,907.00 20,191.00 8.98
AAGR 11.59
CAGR 11.03
Growth % (2014-15 to 2023-24) 156.49
Source : Chief Engineer, (Comm1&RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyd.

b. Contracted Capacity 2023-24

Sl. No. Source Unit Quantity
1 Contracted Capacity as on 31.03.2023
a Thermal* MW 11,767
b Hydel MW 2,518
c Renewable (in MWs) MW 5,907
Total MW 20,191
Note: *Thermal power includes TGGENCO, Singareni TPP, CGS, M/s Semcorb
MW : Mega watts and MU: Million Units.
Source : Chief Engineer, (Comm1&RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyd.

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c. Consumption of Electricity, 2023-24

Sl. No. Source Unit Quantity

I. Low Tension (LT)
1 Domestic Supply MU 15,072.38
2 Non-Domestic Supply MU 4,506.86
3 Industrial MU 1,236.51
4 Cottage Industries MU 37.74
5 Irrigation & Agriculture MU 25,795.04
6 Public Lighting MU 890.72
7 General Purpose MU 160.06
8 Temporary Supply MU 127
9 EV Charging Stations MU 2.41
Total Low Tension MU 47,828.72
II. High Tension (HT)
1 Industrial MU 16,701.37
2 Non-Industrial MU 3,833.28
3 Aviation, Bus Stand MU 98.13
4 Irrigation MU 3,813.64
5 Railway Traction MU 1,219.45
6 Residential MU 463.99
7 Temporary Supply MU 250.03
8 EV Charging Stations MU 12.02.
Total High Tension MU 26,422.50
Grand Total ( LT+HT) MU 74,251.21
Note: Supply to RESCO from TGNPDCL is shown in the L.T Consumption of CESS
Source : Chief Engineer, (Comm1 & RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyderabad.

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d. Telangana’s Consumption Performance in Power sector
Sl. Total Growth Rate
Year Unit
No. Consumption (%)
1 2014-15 MU 39,519 -
2 2015-16 MU 41,045 3.86
3 2016-17 MU 44,783 9.11
4 2017-18 MU 50,442 12.63
5 2018-19 MU 57,454 13.95
6 2019-20 MU 58,515 1.85
7 2020-21 MU 57,006 -2.58
8 2021-22 MU 61,267 7.47
9 2022-23 MU 66,579 8.67
10 2023-24 MU 74,251 11.52
AAGR 7.39
CAGR 7.26
Growth (%) (2014-15 to 2023-24) 87.89
Source : Chief Engineer, (Comm1 & RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyderabad.

e. Per Capita Energy Consumption

Sl. Total Growth Rate
Year Unit
No. Consumption (%)
1 2014-15 kWh 1,356 -
2 2015-16 kWh 1,439 6.12
3 2016-17 kWh 1,551 7.78
4 2017-18 kWh 1,727 11.35
5 2018-19 kWh 1,896 9.79
6 2019-20 kWh 2,071 9.23
7 2020-21 kWh 2,012 -2.85
8 2021-22 kWh 2,126 5.67
9 2022-23 kWh 2,140 0.66
AAGR 5.97
CAGR 5.87
Growth (%) (2014-15 to 2022-23) 57.82
Source : Chief Engineer, (Comm1 & RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyderabad.

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f. Electricity Service Connections, 2023-24

Services Connected
Sl. No. Category (in No.) Load (MW)
1 Domestic 16,787 1,31,73,110
2 Non–domestic 5,178 18,85,298
3 Industrial 1,723 1,05,488
4 Cottage Industry 59 18,482
5 Agriculture and Irrigation 10,466 28,34,508
Public Lighting and Water
6 509 2,03,877
Works
7 General Purpose 142 62,822
8 Temporary 141 21,768
9 EV Charging stations 8 273
Total Low Tension (LT) 35,013 1,83,05,626
Total High Tension (HT) 12,578 17,252
Grand Total (LT and HT) 47,591 1,83,22,878
Source: Chief Engineer, (Comm1 & RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyd.

g. Electricity Sub-Stations, 2023-24

Sl. No. Type Unit Quantity

1 33 kv Nos. 3,241

2 132 kv Nos. 253

3 220 kv Nos. 104

4 400 kv Nos. 28

Total 3,626
Source: Chief Engineer, (Comm1 & RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyd.

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Chapter 14 Energy
h. Various Schemes in Power Sector
(as on 01-05-2024)

Sl. Free Power Supply to

Unit Beneϐiciaries
No. different Categories
power Supply to Agriculture
1 Lakh Nos. 28.37
(24 Hours)
Power to SC Consumers
2 Lakh Nos. 5.53
(101 Units)
Power to ST Consumers
3 Lakh Nos. 3.24
(101 Units)
Nayee Brahmins / Hair Cutting
4 Nos. 33,788
(250 Units)
Dhobhi Ghats/ Laundry Shops
5 Nos. 69,279
(250 Units)
Poultry Forms
6 Nos. 7,338
(Subsidy Rs.2.00 per Unit)
Power Looms
7 Nos. 5,039
(Subsidy Rs.2.00 per Unit)
Spinning Mills
8 Nos. 37
(Subsidy Rs.2.00 per Unit)
Source: Chief Engineer, (Comm1 & RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyd.

i. Flagship Scheme in Power Sector

(as on 01-05-2024)

Sl. No. of
Category Units
No. Beneϐiciaries
Gruha Jyothi Scheme (Zero Bill)
NPDCL&SPDCL
a March, 2024 No. of Bene iciaries 33,87,121
Amount (Rs. in crore) 98.95
b April, 2024 No. of Bene iciaries 32,52,794
Amount (Rs. in crore) 116.08
Gruha Jyothi Schemee : Govt.of Telangana is extending free electricity supply
under ‘gruha Jyothi Scheme’ up to 200 units per month for eligible domestic
households w.e.f.01.03.2024.
Source: Chief Engineer, (Comm1 & RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyd.

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j. Power Statistics of Telangana State (Since State Formation)
Achievement
Sl. As on As on
Parameter Unit after forma-
No. 02.06.2014 31-03-2024
tion of TG
1 Contracted Capacity MW 7,778 20,191 12,413
2 Solar Capacity MW 74 6,178 6,104
15,623
3 Peak Demand MW 5,661 9,962
(08.3.24)
Max. grid
380.54
4 consumption MU 128 180.54
(14.03.24)
during the year
Per Capita 1,356 2,126
5 kwh 770
consumption (2014-15) (2021-22)
I TS TRANSCO
1 400 kv Sub Stations No. 6 28 22
2 220 kv Sub Stations No. 51 104 52
3 132 kv Sub Stations No. 176 253 77
Total EHT Sub
4 No. 233 385 152
Stations
Total EHT Line
5 CKM 16,379 30,109 13,730
Length
Transformation
6 MVA 14,973 41,289 26,316
capacity
II TS DISCOMs
1 33 kv Sub Stations No. 2,138 3,241 1,103
Length of Lines lakh
2 4.89 6.84 1.95
(33kv+11kv+LT) Km
3 PTRs No. 3,272 5,716 2,444
Lakh
4 DTRs 4.67 8.91 4.24
No.
III Consumers Data (including Resco)
Lakh
1 Agricultural Services 19.03 28.37 9.23
No.
crore
2 Total Services existing 1.11 1.85 0.73
No.
Source: Chief Engineer, (Comm1 & RAC) TS, TRANSCO, Hyd.

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Chapter 15 Transport and Communications
a. Vehicles Registered, 2023-24
Sl. No. Type of Vehicles Unit Quantity
A Transport Vehicles No. 1,07,740

1 TGRTC Buses (including Hired) No. 992

2 Goods Carriages No. 52,421

3 Auto Rickshaws No. 32,804

4 Cabs No. 16,987

5 Contract Carriages No. 898

6 Private Service vehicles No. 122

7 Educational Institution Buses No. 2,548

8 Other Transport Vehicles No. 968

B Non-Transport Vehicles No. 8,10,204

1 Motor Cycles No. 6,13,612

2 Light Motor Vehicles No. 1,67,172

3 Tractors No. 20,167

4 Trailers for Agricultural use No. 6,004

5 Road Rollers No. 75

6 Fire Tenders No. 4

7 Other Non-transport Vehicles No. 3,170

C Electric Vehicles No.

1 No. of Electric Vehicles Registered No. 58,129

2 Registration Fee Waived off Rs. in crore 172.20

Total Vehicles (A + B+ C) No. 9,76,073

Source: Commissioner of Road Transport Authority, Hyd.

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Transport and Communications 15
b. Road Net Work, 2023-24
Sl. No Item Unit Road Length
I National Highway 4,497.00
a Cement Concrete kms. 145.00
b Black Top kms. 4,352.00
c Metalled kms. 0.00
d Un-Metalled kms. 0.00
II R & B Department 28,707.43
a Cement Concrete kms. 980.29
b Black Top kms. 26,153.89
c Metalled kms. 539.65
d Un-Metalled kms. 1,033.60
III Panchayatraj Department 68,539.27
a Cement Concrete kms. 4,146.63
b Black Top kms. 26,146.83
c Metalled Roads (WBM) kms. 7,752.10
d Un-Metalled Roads kms. 30,493.72
(Gravel & Earthen)
IV GHMC 9,013.00
a Cement Concrete kms. 6,166.55
b Block Top kms. 2,846.46
Total Road length Kms. 1,11,056.71
Source: Engineer-in-Chief (R&B), NH, CRF & Bi’dgs, Engineer-in-Chief (R&B), State Roads,
CRN & MD, TSRDC, Engineer-in-Chief, Panchayat Raj Engg. Dept.

c. Hyderabad Metro Rail, 2023-24

Route Avg. no. of Pas- No. of Employees
Sl. No. of
Length sengers Trave-
No. Stations Male Female Total
(in kms.) led per day
1 60 69 5,00,000 3,112 1,053 4,165
Source: General Manager, Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd.

d. Functioning of Mee-Seva Centers 2023-24

(as on 28.06.2024)

Sl. No. Government TSTS TSONLINE OSS Total

1 108 3,620 765 873 5,366
Source: Project Director, Electronic Service Delivery, Hyderabad.
Note: TSTS –Telangana State Technology Services, OSS– One Stop Shop

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e. Rail Network, 2021-22

Sl. No. Item Unit Length/Quantity
1 Railway Stations Nos. 237
2 Route Length Kms. 1,913.00
Source: Indian Railway Year Book 2021-22.

f. State Road Transport Corporation 2023-24

Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity
1 Bus Depots Nos. 97
2 Fleet of Buses Nos. 9,094
3 Employees Working Nos. 39,767
Source: Managing Director, TGRTC., Hyderabad.

g. Free & Concession Bus Passes, 2023-24

Sl. Passes Issued Amount
Category
No. (No.) (Rs. in lakhs)
1 Students 24,96,033 37,770
2 PHC & Escorts 5,14,362 24,293
3 Employees 40,931 326
4 Journalists 19,830 6,330
5 MLAs, MLCs and their Spouses, MPs 988 194.44
6 Freedom Fighters 275 54
7 Police Martyrs 153 60.22
8 Kidney patients 4,708 325
Total 30,77,280 69,353
Source: Managing Director, TGRTC, Hyderabad.

h. Cargo Services in TSRTC, 2023-24

Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity
1 Cargo Services Provided Nos. 5,137
2 Quantity 000’ Tonnes 40.81
3 Amount Rs. in Lakhs 2,511.87
Source: Managing Director, TGRTC., Hyderabad.

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Transport and Communications 15
i. Implementation of Mahalaxmi Scheme, 2023-24
(09.12.2023 to 31.03.2024)

Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity

1 No of Passengers Travelled Lakh. No.s 3,354.34

2 Waiver in Fare Provided Rs. Crores 1,163.08

Total Passengers Per Day Prior To

3 Lakh No.s 45.49
Mahalaxmi

Total No. of Passengers Per Day After

4 Lakh No.s 56.20
Implementation of Mahalaxmi Scheme

Pecentage of Women Passengers Prior

5 % 40
to Mahalaxmi

Percentage of Women Passengers After

6 % 63.85
Implementation of Mahalaxmi Scheme
Source: Managing Director, TGSRTC, Hyderabad.

j. Communications, 2023-24
Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity
I Postal Services
1 Head Of ices Nos. 36
2 Sub-Of ices Nos. 788
3 Mukhya Dak Ghar Nos. 1
4 Branch Of ices Nos. 5,442
Total 6,267
II Telecommunications (BSNL)
1 Telephone Exchanges / OLT’s Nos. 2,444
Working Connections
2 Nos. 1,65,775
(excluding Cell Phones)
3 Public Telephones Nos. 1,290
Source: Chief Post Master General Hyd., CGM Telecom Hyd.

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Chapter 16 Health and Family Welfare
a. Allopathic Medical Services, 2023-24

Sl.
Type of Medical Facility Unit Quantity
No.
1 District Hospitals No. 2

2 Area Hospitals No. 71

3 Teaching Hospitals No. 17

4 ESI Hospitals No. 4

5 Others (Diagnostic Centres) No. 2

6 Hospitals for Special Treatment No. 14

7 Community Health Centres No. 97

8 Rural Primary Health Centres No. 636

9 Urban Primary Health Centres No. 246

10 Dispensaries No. 75

11 Health Sub-Centrers No. 4,745

12 Panel Clinics No. 20

13 Basti Dwakhana No. 462

Total No. 6,391

14 Beds available No. 12,484

15 Doctors Working No. 8,072

15 Regular No 6,307

15 Contract No 1,765
Source: VVP: Vaidya Vidhana Parishad; DIMS: Director of Insurance & Medical Services;
DPH&FW: Director of Public Health & Family Welfare;
DME: Director of Medical Education;, CH&FW : Commissioner of Health & Family Welfare.

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b. AYUSH Medical Services, 2022-23 (in Nos.)

Sl. Ayur - Home- Naturopa-

Facilities Unani Total
No. veda opathy thy & Yoga

1 Hospitals 4 3 3 1 11

2 Total Dispensaries (a+b) 423 184 199 28 834

a Govt. Dispensaries 224 122 94 0 440

b NRHM Dispensaries 199 62 105 28 394

3 Common Beds 314 190 110 184 798

4 Colleges 2 1 1 1 5

5 Intake (UG) 126 94 125 60 405

6 Intake (PG) 48 45 38 0 131

7 Research Department 1 1 1 2 5

8 Pharmacies 1 1 1 0 3

9 Herbarium 1 1 0 0 2

AYUSH Health &

10 211 119 91 0 421
Wellness Centres

Source: Commissioner of AYUSH, Hyderabad

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c. Health Indicators
Sl. All
Particulars Telangana Source
No. India
Crude Birth Rate
1 16.4 19.5 SRS Bulletin, 2020
(per 1,000 Population)

Crude Death Rate (per

2 6.0 6.0 SRS Bulletin, 2020
1,000 Population)

Infant Mortality Rate

3 21 28 SRS Bulletin, 2020
(per 1,000 live births)

Total Fertility Rate

4 1.5 2.0 SRS Bulletin, 2020
(TFR)

General Fertility Rate

5 52.6 67.0 SRS Bulletin, 2020
(GFR)

Gross Reproduction
6 0.7 0.9 SRS Bulletin, 2020
Rate

7 Mean Age of Fertility 28.0 28.4 SRS Bulletin, 2020

Neonatal Mortality Rate

8 15 20 SRS Bulletin, 2020
(NMR)

Under-Five Mortality
9 23 32 SRS Bulletin, 2020
Rate (U5MR)

Maternal Mortality SRS Bulletin,

10 43 97
Rate (MMR) 2018-20

11 Sex Ratio at Birth 892 907 SRS Bulletin, 2020

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d. Key indicators of Telangana - NFHS-5 & NFHS-4
Sl. NFHS-5 NFHS-4
Indicators
No. (2019-21) (2015-17)
Maternal and Child Health
I Maternity Care (for last birth in the 5 years before the survey)
Mothers who had at least 4 antenatal care
1 70.4 74.9
visits (%)
Mothers who consumed iron folic acid for
2 100 days or more when they were 57.9 52.7
pregnant (%)
Registered pregnancies for which the
3 mother received a Mother and Child 96.7 89.1
Protection (MCP) card (%)
Average out-of-pocket expenditure per
4 3,846 4,218
delivery in a public health facility (Rs.)
Children born at home who were taken to
5 a health facility for a check-up within 24 15.6 9.0
hours of birth (%)
II Delivery Care (for births in the 5 years before the survey)
1 Institutional births (%) 97.0 91.5
2 Institutional births in public facility (%) 49.7 30.5
Home births that were conducted by
3 1.3 2.8
skilled health personnel (%)
Births attended by skilled health
4 93.6 91.3
personnel (%)
5 Births delivered by caesarean section (%) 60.7 57.7
Births in a private health facility that
6 81.5 74.5
were delivered by caesarean section (%)
Births in a public health facility that were
7 44.5 40.3
delivered by caesarean section (%)
Source: State Factsheet-Telangana NFHS-5 (2019-21)

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d. Key indicators of Telangana - NFHS-5 & NFHS-4 (contd.)

Sl. NFHS-5 NFHS-4

Indicators
No. (2019-21) (2015-17)
III Child Vaccinations

1 All Basic 79.1 67.5

2 BCG 93.5 97.4

3 Polio 81.6 75.2

4 DPT 89.2 87.9

5 Measles 90.6 90.1

6 Hepatitis 86.4 70.5

IV Child Feeding Practices and Nutritional Status of Children

Children under age 3 years breastfed within

1 37.1 36.9
one hour of birth (%)

Children under age 6 months exclusively

2 68.2 67.0
breastfed (%)

V Nutritional Status of Adults (age 15-49 years)

Women whose Body Mass Index (BMI) is

1 18.8 22.9
below normal (BMI <18.5 kg/m2) (%)

Women who are overweight or obese (BMI

2 30.1 28.6
≥25.0 kg/m2) (%)

Women who have high risk waist-to-hip

3 44.1 NA
ratio (≥0.85) (%)

VI Anaemia among Children and Adults

Non-pregnant women age 15-49 years who

1 57.8 56.9
are anaemic (<12.0 g/dl) (%)

All women age 15-19 years who are

2 64.7 59.7
anaemic (%)
Source: Telangana NFHS-5 (2019-21), NA; Not Available

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e. Key indicators of Telangana - NFHS-5 & NFHS-4 (concld.)
Sl. NFHS-5 NFHS-4
Indicators
No. (2019-21) (2015-17)

Children age 6-59 months who are

VII 60.7 70.0
anaemic (<11.0 g/dl) (%)

Pregnant women age 15-49 years who

VIII 48.2 53.2
are anaemic (<11.0 g/dl) (%)

All Women age 15-49 years who are

IX 56.6 57.6
anaemic(%)

Men age 15-49 years who are anaemic

X 15.3 15.3
(<13.0 g/dl) (%)

Women - Blood Sugar level - high

XI 6.9 5.8
(141-160 mg/dl) (%)

Women - Blood Sugar level - very high

XII 3.9 7.0
(>160 mg/dl) (%)

Men - Blood Sugar level - high

XIII 6.0 6.9
(141-160 mg/dl) (%)

Men - Blood Sugar level - very high

XIV 9.3 4.1
(>160 mg/dl) (%)

Source: Telangana NFHS-5 (2019-21)

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Chapter 17 Education
a. Schools Network, 2022-23
Sl. Students
Category Unit Schools
No. Enrolment

1 Primary Schools (I-V) Nos. 20,530 10,35,781

2 Upper Primary Schools (I-VII/VIII) Nos. 7,322 8,68,377

3 High Schools (I-X & VI-X) Nos. 11,583 37,13,040

Higher Secondary Schools

4 Nos. 1,221 6,13,306
(I-XII & VI-XII)

Total Nos. 40,656 62,30,504

b. Teachers Working and Teacher-Student Ratio, 2022-23

Pupil -
Sl. No. of
Category Teacher
No. Teachers
Ratio
1 Primary Schools (I-V) 48,137 21

2 Upper Primary Schools (I-VII/VIII) 48,019 16

3 High Schools (I-X & VI-X) 1,62,380 22

Higher Secondary Schools

4 23,402 21
(I-XII & VI-XII)

Total 2,81,938 21

Source: Educational Statistics, 2022-23, Commissioner and Director of

School Education & SSA, Hyderabad

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c . Management wise Schools & Enrolment, 2022-23
(in Nos.)

Sl. Schools Enrolment

Management Unit
No. (in Nos.) (in Nos.)
1 Central Government Nos. 52 43,531
2 State Govt. (Incl MPP/ZPP) Nos. 26,159 20,76,193
3 Private Aided Nos. 642 77,538
4 Private Un-Aided Nos. 10,378 33,38,222
5 KGBV Nos. 475 1,13,750
6 Model Schools Nos. 194 1,22,532
7 Social Welfare Nos. 237 1,28,746
8 Tribal Welfare (Society) Nos. 118 44,237
9 Tribal Welfare (Dept.) Nos. 1,782 92,100
10 BC Welfare Nos. 292 1,17,872
11 Minority Welfare Nos. 204 65,766
Ekalavya Model Residential
12 Nos. 23 5,924
Schools
13 Madarsas Nos. 100 4,093
Total Schools Nos. 40,656 62,30,504

d. Gross Enrolment Ratio and Dropout Rate, 2022-23

Sl. No. Category Ratio
1 Gross Enrolment Ratio All Boys Girls
a GER (6-10) 110.02 108.94 111.22
b GER (11-13) 107.23 106.91 107.23
c GER (14-15) 94.58 93.62 95.60
2 Dropout Rate Rate
a Primary Level ( I-V ) -1.42 -1.71 -1.10
b Elementary Level (I-VIII) 22.42 23.30 21.45
c Secondary Level ( I-X) 26.17 27.63 24.59
Source: Educational Statistics, 2022-23,
Commissioner and Director of School Education & SSA, Hyderabad
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e. Government Hostels and Ashram Schools, 2023-24
Sl. Ashram
Category Unit Hostels Students Students
No. Schools

1 Scheduled Castes Nos. 860 77,824 - -

a Pre-Matric Nos. 647 51,340 - -

b Post-Matric Nos. 213 26,484 - -

2 Scheduled Tribes Nos. 299 44,374 322 88,369

a Govt. Hostels Nos. 138 19,682 322 88,369

b Post-Matric Nos. 161 24,692 - -

3 Backward Classes Nos. 703 72,770 - -

a Pre-Matric Nos. 401 33,168 - -

b Post-Matric Nos. 302 39,602 - -

4 Minorities Nos. 8 200

a Pre-Matric Nos. - -

b Post-Matric Nos. 8 200

Total Nos. 1,870 1,95,168 322 88,369

Source: Director, SC Develop., Commissioner ST , BC Welfare Dept. and

Director, Minority Welfare Dept.

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f. Pre-Matric & Post-Matric Scholarships, 2023-24

Sl. Welfare Students

Category Amount
No. Department Beneϐitted (in Crore)
(in Nos.)

Pre-Matric 15,322 3.17

1 SC Post-Matric 1,52,998 193.79

Sub Total 1,68,320 196.96

Pre-Matric 7,133 27.04

2 ST Post-Matric 1,38,498 151.63

Sub Total 1,45,631 178.67

Pre-Matric - -

3 BC Post-Matric 4,28,539 444.58

Sub Total 4,28,539 444.58

Pre-Matric - -

4 Minorities Post-Matric 87,150 134.79

Sub Total 87,150 134.79

Grand Total 8,29,640 955.00

Source: Director, SC Develop., Commissioner ST , BC Welfare Dept.

and Director, Minority Welfare Dept.

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g. Overseas Scholarship Scheme, 2023-24

Sl. Welfare Students

Category Amount
No. Department Beneϐitted (in Crore)
(in No.)
Overseas Scholarship under
1 SC Dr. B R Ambedkar Vidhya 172 38.44
Nidhi
Overseas Scholarship under
2 ST Dr. B R Ambedkar Vidhya 278 25.11
Nidhi
Mahatma Jyothiba Phule
3 BC Vidhya Nidhi Overseas 385 42.95
Scholarship
Chief Minister's Overseas
4 Minorities 322 88.58
Scholarship
Total 1,157 195.08
Source: Director, SC Develop., Commissioner ST , BC Welfare Dept. and
Director, Minority Welfare Dept.

h. Functioning of Junior, Degree & Professional

Colleges/ Institutions, 2023-24
Number of
Sl.
Institution Colleges Intake/Seats
No.
(1st year)

1 Junior Colleges# 1,939 8,03,188

2 Degree Colleges 1,012 4,21,168
3 Professional Colleges
a Medical Colleges (UG/PG/SS) 54 11,238
b Dental Colleges (UG/PG) 14 1,673
c Ayurveda Colleges (UG/PG) 2 167
d Homeopathy Colleges (UG/PG) 6 775
e Unani Colleges (UG/PG) 2 153
f Naturopathy 1 60
g B.Ed. Colleges 208 18,650

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i. Functioning of Junior, Degree & Professional
Colleges/ Institutions, 2023-24
Number of
Sl.
Institution Colleges Intake/Seats
No.
(1st year)

h Engineering Colleges /B.Tech./M.Tech 178 1,17,426

i MBA Colleges 272 35,949

j MCA Colleges 64 6,720

k Law (3 Years & 5 Years) 48 7,190

l LLM 21 990
m B. Pharmacy 123 10,025

n Pharma-D 72 2,160

o Polytechnic Colleges 118 32,614

p Nursing Colleges (B.Sc. /P.B.B.SC/M.Sc.) 110 7,519

q Physiotherapy Colleges (BPT/MPT) 29 1,552

r B.Sc. Colleges (MLT) 25 985

s B.Sc.(AHS) 13 1,370

t MPH 1 60

u B. Arch 10 960

v M.Pharmacy 112 4,587

w M.Arch 6 200

x B.P.Ed.& U.G.D.P.Ed 20 2,060

Source : Commissioner of Intermediate Education, Commissioner of Collegiate Education, Council of
Higher Education, Commissioner of Technical Education and Registrar, KNRUHS
Note: * Academic Year :2020-21, # Intake seats for both Years (1st & 2nd).

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Chapter 18 Rural Development Schemes

a. MGNREGA
No. of Total
No. of New individual Total Total Wage
Sl. Job cards in the new Workers Mandays Expendi-
Year Gener- ture
No. issued Working (Rs. in
job cards (in Lakhs) ated (in
(in Lakhs) (in Crore)
Lakhs) Crores)
1 2014-15 1.13 2.22 44.11 10.57 1,212
2 2015-16 1.75 3.11 44.56 13.71 1,779
3 2016-17 1.22 1.90 43.61 10.68 1,423
4 2017-18 1.53 3.00 42.97 11.46 1,593
5 2018-19 1.22 2.58 42.52 11.72 1,706
6 2019-20 1.12 2.08 40.75 10.71 1,638
7 2020-21 3.41 7.28 54.29 15.79 2,606
8 2021-22 1.40 2.92 48.78 14.75 2,572
9 2022-23 0.68 1.81 45.45 12.19 2,033
10 2023-24 1.07 2.70 40.62 12.09 2,176
Total 14.53 29.60 - 123.67 18,738
Source: Commissioner, Rural Development Dept.

b. Workers and Wage Earnings under MGNREGA, 2023-24

Sl. No. Category Unit Total
1 Workers Registerd Nos. 1,05,29,024
2 Males Nos. 51,97,297
3 Femles Nos. 53,31,727

4 Workers working Nos. 40,62,120

5 Males Nos. 17,00,066

6 Females Nos. 23,62,054
Source: Commissioner, Rural Development Dept.

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c. Performance of Bank Linkage Scheme
SHGs provided with Amount
Sl. No. Year
Bank Linkage (No.) (Rs. in Crore)
1 2014-15 1,94,145 3,708.10
2 2015-16 2,47,612 5,220.96
3 2016-17 2,59,629 5,595.46
4 2017-18 1,78,368 6,325.32
5 2018-19 1,51,819 6,039.67
6 2019-20 1,92,582 6,540.28
7 2020-21 2,72,143 10,303.11
8 2021-22 2,56,779 12,200.60
9 2022-23 2,25,053 12,722.14
10 2023-24 2,56,620 15,025.36
Total 83,680.99

d. Performance of Bank Linkage Scheme, 2023-24

(Upto March 31st, 2024)
Sl. No. Category Unit Total
1 Self Help Groups Nos. 4,31,742
2 Self Help Group Members Nos. 46,28,158
3 SHG’s provided with Bank Credit Nos. 2,66,669
4 Amount Credited Rs. in Crore 15,652.70

e. Performance of Streenidhi Scheme, 2023-24

Sl. No. Category Unit Total
1 SHGs Nos. 69,473
2 Targeted Amount Rs. in Lakhs 2,10,003
3 Amount Credited/Disbursed Rs. in Lakhs 1,95,748
4 Average Amount of credit per SHG Rs. 2,81,743

Source: Chief Executive Ofϔicer, SERP, Hyderabad.

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Chapter 19 Women Development & Child Welfare
a. Functioning of Anganwadi Centers, 2023-24
Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity
1 Projects Nos. 149
2 Anganwadi Centers Nos. 35,700
3 Anganwadi Teachers Nos. 35,700
4 Anganwadi Helpers Nos. 35,700

b. Nutritional Status of Children, 2023-24

Sl.
Category Unit Quantity Percentage
No.
Children (0-5 Years) Eligible for
1 No. 19,36,920 -
Growth monitoring
2 Children (0-5 Years) Measured No. 18,93,541 -
Children (0-5 Years) Under
3 No. 82,091 4.33
Weight
Children (0-5 Years) over
4 No. 2,326 0.12
Weight
5 Children (0-5 Years) Wasted No. 37,771 1.99
Children (0-5 Years) Severely
6 No. 6,355 0.33
Wasted
7 Children (0-5 Years) Stunted No. 2,17,394 11.48
Children Breastfed within one
8 No. 25,134 97.98
Hour of Birth
c. Malnutrition Status of Children Aged 5 yrs, 2023-24
Sl.
Description Unit Number Percentage
No.
Children (0-5 Years) Eligible for
1 No. 19,36,920 -
Growth monitoring
2 Children (0-5 Years) Measured No. 18,93,541 -
3 Children with No Malnutrition No. 18,55,770 98.0
Children with Moderate
4 No. 31,428 1.7
Malnutrition
Children with Severe
5 No. 6,343 0.3
Malnutrition
Source: Director, Women & Child Welfare, Hyderabad.
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d. Mother & Child Care - Supplementary Nutrition, 2023-24
Sl.No. Description Unit Women Children

Enrolled for supplementary

1 No. 3,73,613 15,94,042
nutrition

2 Received supplementary nutrition No. 3,37,459 14,62,031

3 Received supplementary nutrition % 90.3 91.7

Source: Director, Women & Child Welfare, Hyderabad.

e. Child and Women Protection Centers, 2023-24

Sl. No. Category Unit Centers
1 Children Homes Nos. 35

2 Sishu Gruhas Nos. 17

3 District Child Protection Units Nos. 33

4 Child Welfare Committees Nos. 36

5 Juvenile Justice Boards Nos. 33

6 State Child Protection Unit Nos. 1

7 State Adoption Resource Agency Nos. 1

8 Women Helpline centers Nos. 1

9 Sakhi-One Stop Centers (OSC) Nos. 35

10 State-run Women Institutions Nos. 13

11 Swadhar Grehs Nos. 18

12 Ujjwala Homes Nos. 2

13 State Resource Centre for Women Nos. 1

Source: Director, Women & Child Welfare, Hyderabad.

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Chapter 20 Civil Supplies
a. Public Distribution System, 2023-24

Sl. No. Items Unit Quantity

1 Fair Price Shops Nos. 17,235
2 PDS Cards
a Food Security Cards Nos. 84,28,642
b Anthyodaya Food Security Cards Nos. 5,62,996
c Annapurna Cards Nos. 5,417
Total Nos. 89,97,055
Source: Commissioner, Civil Supplies Dept.

b. Registered LPG Consumers, 2023-24

Sl. No. Company Unit Quantity
1 IOCL Nos. 58,48,258
2 HPCL Nos. 44,40,849
3 BPCL Nos. 35,26,239
Total Nos. 1,38,15,346
Source: Dy. General Manager, SLC, Secunderabad

c. Consumption of Major Petroleum Products, 2023-24

Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity
1 LPG ‘000 Tonnes 955.54
2 Petrol 000 lt. 22,44,664
3 Diesel 000 lt. 34,68,000
4 Lubricants 000 kgs 47,059
5 Petrol & Diesel Bunks existed Nos. 3,889
6 LPG Dealers Nos. 809
Source: Dy. General Manager, SLC, Secunderabad

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Electors and Elected Representatives in Telangana, 2024

Sl. No. of Voters/

Electors and Elected Representatives
No. Members
1 Total General Voters 3,32,16,348
a Male Voters 1,65,13,014
b Female Voters 1,67,00,574
c Other voters 2,760
2 Service Voters 15,970
3 Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) 7
4 Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) 17
5 Member of Legislative Council 40
a Elected by Local Authorities 14
b Elected by Teachers 3
c Elected by Graduates 3
d Elected by MLAs 14
e Nominated by Governor 6
6 Members of Legislative Assembly (119+1) 120
a Elected Members 119
b Elected -Vacant 0
c Nominated 1
Source: The Chief Electoral Ofϔicer, General Administration (Elections). Telangana.

22. Tourism
Tourist Arrivals
Sl. Domestic Foreign Total
Year
No. Tourists Tourists Tourists
1 2014 72,399,113 75,171 72,474,284
2 2015 94,516,316 1,26,078 94,642,394
3 2016 95,160,830 1,66,570 95,327,400
4 2017 85,266,596 2,51,846 85,518,442
5 2018 92,878,329 3,18,154 93,196,483
6 2019 83,035,894 3,23,326 83,359,220
7 2020 40,055,581 46,700 40,102,281
8 2021 32,000,620 5,917 32,006,537
9 2022 60,748,425 68,401 60,816,826
10 2023 58,447,573 1,60,912 58,608,485
Source: Dept. of Tourism, Hyderabad.

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Chapter 23 Judicial

Judges & Judicial Ofϐicers and Bar Council Members

(as on May, 2024)

Sl. No. Judges/Judicial Ofϐicers No.

1 High Court Judges 26

Permanent 23

Additional 3

District and Sessions Judges, Including Chairman/

2 135
Presiding Of icers of Tribunals and Special Courts

Permanent 105

Additional 30

3 Senior Civil Judges/ Chief Judicial Magistrates 92

Permanent 88

Additional 4

Sanctioned Strength of Junior Civil Judges,

4 245
including First Class Magistrates

Working of Junior Civil Judges, including First Class

218
Magistrates

Fast Track Courts functioning in the cadre of District

5 0
Judges and Senior Civil Judges

District Courts 0

Senior Civil Judges Courts 0

6 Bar Council Members 3,808

Source: Registrar General, Telangana High Court and Secretary, Bar Council of Telangana.

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a. Implementation of Mission Bhagiratha, 2023-24
Sl. No. Item Unit Quantity
1 Total Habitations Nos. 23,960
Habitations covered under
2 Nos. 23,960
Mission Bhagiratha@55LPCD
3 Achievement % 100
4 Pipe Line Length Lakh Kms 1.50
5 Sumps Constructed Nos. 714
Village Over Head Service Reservoir
6 Nos. 37,002
(OHSR) Tanks Constructed
Source: Engineer-in-Chief, Mission Bhagiratha Dept.,

b. Construction of IHHL Under SBM

(As on 31.03.2024)

Sl. No. Category No. of IHHLs Constructed

1 No. of Gram Panchayats 12,769
2 SCs 11,15,245
3 STs 9,27,569
4 Others 21,43,949
Total 41,86,763
Source: Project Director, State Swachh bharat Mission (Gramin)
Note: IHHL : Individual Household Latrine

c. Implementation of Mission Kakatiya, 2022-23

(As on 31.03.2024)
Sl.No. Item Unit Quantity
1 Total Water Bodies/Tanks Nos. 44,118
2 Tanks taken up for Restoration Nos. 28,404
3 Tanks Restored Nos. 22,044
4 Ayacut Stabilized Lakh Acres 25.71
5 Storage Capacity TMC 9.61
Source: ENC (General) I&CAD Department Note: TMC: Thousand Million Cubic feet,

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d. Implementation of Rythu Bandhu
Beneϐiciaries Amount
Sl. (in Lakh No.) (Rs. in Crore)
Year
No
Vanakalam Yasangi Vanakalam Yasangi Total

1 2019-20 51.61 42.42 6,125.54 4,406.48 10,532.02

2 2020-21 58.02 59.32 7,288.70 7,367.32 14,656.02

3 2021-22 60.84 63.00 7,360.41 7,412.53 14,772.94

4 2022-23 65.00 64.03 7,434.67 7,308.35 14,743.02

5 2023-24 69.10 69.87 7,637.91 7,625.14 15,263.05

Grand Total 35,847.23 34,119.82 69,967.05

Source: Commissioner, Agriculture Dept. Hyderabad

e. Implementation of Rythu Bima

Sl.
Category Unit 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 Total
No

1 Farmers Enrolled Lakh Nos 35.64 37.77 41.03 --

2 No. of Claims Settled in Nos 23,353 23,467 17,236 64,056

Amount disbursed @
3 Rs. Crore 1,167.65 1,173.35 861.80 3,202.80
Rs.5 Lakhs

Amount
4 Rs. Crore 1,465.02 1,446.59 1,477.02 4,388.63
(including premiums)

Source: Commissioner, Agriculture Dept. Hyderabad

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f. Supply of Fish and Prawn
Supply of Prawn
Supply of Fish Seed
Juveniles
Sl.No. Year Expenditure Expenditure
Bene iciaries Bene iciaries
incurred incurred
(in Nos.) (in Nos.)
(Rs. in Crore) (Rs. in Crore)
1 2014-15 25,000 4.00 - -
2 2015-16 30,000 7.78 - -
3 2016-17 80,000 22.85 - -
4 2017-18 1,10,000 42.24 11,000 1.38
5 2018-19 1,10,000 42.19 24,000 6.27
6 2019-20 1,15,000 46.44 70,000 6.40
7 2020-21 2,00,000 51.80 90,000 8.61
8 2021-22 3,36,799 77.48 1,00,000 20.10
9 2022-23 4,09,000 63.00 1,10,000 21.18
10 2023-24 3,63,960 79.03 78,608 21.08
Total 436.81 85.02
Source: Commissioner, Fisheries

g. Fish Seed Stocking Programme, 2022-23

Sl.
Item Unit Quantity
No.
1 Fish Seed rearing Ponds Nos. 416
2 Total Water Spread Area HA 1,080.83
Total Water bodies in which ish seed
3 Nos. 25,943
Stocked
4 Effective Water spread Area HA 5,04,200.71
5 Fish Seed Stocked Water Bodies No. 22,931
6 Total ish Seed Stocked Lakh Nos. 25,041.66
7 Fish Seed Value Rs. in Lakhs 8,062.13
Source: Commissioner, Fisheries

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h. Pensions under Aasara Scheme, 2023-24

Sl. Beneϐiciaries Amount disbursed
Category
No. (in No.) (in Crore)
I Monthly Pensions
1 Old Age @ Rs. 2,016 16,06,956 3,155.87
2 Disabled @ Rs. 3,016 5,04,115 1,838.60
3 Widows @ Rs. 2,016 15,63,091 3,122.52
4 Weavers @ Rs. 2,016 37,163 74.17
5 Toddy Tappers @ Rs. 2,016 65,324 130.40
6 HIV Patients @ Rs. 2,016 36,271 71.80
7 Filaria Patients @ Rs. 2,016 18,056 36.19
8 Dialysis @ Rs. 2,016 4,375 8.66
a. Sub Total 38,35,351 8,438.21
II Financial Assistance
9 Beedi Workers @ Rs. 2,016 4,24,675 855.82
9 Single Women @ Rs. 2,016 1,42,446 286.31
b. Sub Total 5,67,121 1,142.13
Grand Total (a+b) 44,02,472 9,580.34
Source: Chief Executive Ofϔicer, SERP, Hyderabad.

i. Achievement under MCH Kit

Current Year Cumulative
Sl.No. Item
2023-24 (as on 31.03.2024)
No. of Bene iciaries
1 6,85,978 42,91,018
Registered
No. of Institutional
2 2,92,892 19,72,856
Deliveries done
No. of KITs
3 2,08,950 15,61,935
distributed
Source: Director, Medical & Family Welfare

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j. Financial Assistance under Kalyana Lakshmi and
Shaadi Mubarak Schemes
i. Scheduled Caste - Kalyana Lakshmi

Sl.No Year Total Beneϐiciaries Total Amount

(in No.) (Rs. in crore)
1 2014-15 5,105 26.04
2 2015-16 30,568 155.90
3 2016-17 22,455 114.52
4 2017-18 25,224 166.02
5 2018-19 30,607 274.07
6 2019-20 34,598 342.23
7 2020-21 30,868 308.39
8 2021-22 36,416 364.56
9 2022-23 32,202 322.47
10 2023-24 23,626 236.64
Total 2,71,669 2,31,084
Source: SC Development Department, Hyderabad.

ii. Scheduled Tribes - Kalyana Lakshmi

Sl.No Year Beneϐiciaries Amount
(in No.) (Rs. in Crore)
1 2014-15 2,482 12.66
2 2015-16 17,353 88.50
3 2016-17 13,516 68.93
4 2017-18 16,326 108.62
5 2018-19 16,500 146.79
6 2019-20 24,104 236.72
7 2020-21 17,376 173.50
8 2021-22 23,797 238.18
9 2022-23 22,570 225.97
10 2023-24 17,715 177.39
Total 1,71,739 1,47,726
Source: Commissioner, Tribal Welfare Dept., Hyderabad.
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iii. Backward Classes (including EBs) - Kalyana Lakshmi
Sl. Beneϐiciaries Amount
Year
No (in No.) (Rs. in Crore)

1 2016-17 26,798 136.66

2 2017-18 61,475 386.82

3 2018-19 82,571 690.71

4 2019-20 71,430 694.17

5 2020-21 1,32,511 1,320.32

6 2021-22 1,41,272 1,413.82

7 2022-23 91,996 921.19
8 2023-24 71,116 712.29
Total 6,79,169 6,275.98
Source: Commissioner BC Welfare Dept., Hyderabad
Note: For BC’s, Scheme implemented from 2016-17

iv. Minorities - Shaadi Mubarak

Sl. Beneϐiciaries Amount
Year
No (in No.) (Rs. in Crore)

1 2014-15 5,443 27.75

2 2015-16 27,695 141.24
3 2016-17 23,520 119.96
4 2017-18 24,944 162.26
5 2018-19 34,224 291.67
6 2019-20 36,310 356.03
7 2020-21 29,258 291.40
8 2021-22 29,887 298.20
9 2022-23 44,264 442.68
10 2023-24 41,858 419.13
Total 2,97,403 2,550.32
Source: Commissioner, Minority Welfare Dept.

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k . Implementation of Aarogya Lakshmi Programme
Beneϐiciaries (in No.)
Sl Children
Year Women
No. 7 Months to 3 3 Years to 6
Total
Years Years
1 2014-15 5,29,204 10,60,851 6,37,771 16,98,622
2 2015-16 4,35,762 10,04,671 5,80,249 15,84,920
3 2016-17 3,87,839 9,63,384 5,40,231 15,03,615
4 2017-18 3,65,617 9,33,707 5,06,310 14,40,017
5 2018-19 3,41,030 8,87,503 4,70,083 13,57,586
6 2019-20 3,37,684 8,84,516 4,60,351 13,44,867
7 2020-21 4,32,107 9,72,638 5,91,303 15,63,941
8 2021-22 4,21,531 10,25,402 6,13,507 16,38,909
9 2022-23 3,75,826 9,93,668 5,12,767 15,06,435
10 2023-24 3,73,616 10,20,229 5,69,211 15,89,440
Source: Director, Women & Child Welfare Dept., Hyderabad.

l. Implementation of Telanganaku Haritha Haram

(in crore Nos)

Sl. Depart-
Forest GHMC HMDA Total
No ment
Target 220 3 7 230
Achievement
1 2015-16 15.60 0.001 0.26 15.86
2 2016-17 29.86 0.85 0.97 31.67
3 2017-18 58.38 0.77 0.90 60.05
4 2018-19 35.25 0.43 0.88 36.55
5 2019-20 41.31 0.72 0.88 42.91
6 2020-21 28.01 2.12 3.34 33.46
7 2021-22 27.73 0.84 1.32 29.99
8 2022-23 16.15 0.72 3.39 20.26
9 2023-24 13.40 0.72 3.95 18.07
Total 250.09 7.171 15.89 257.15
% of
113.68 239.03 227.00 111.80
Achievement
Source: Chief Conservator of Forest Research & Delopment Circle, Hyderabad

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