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13 Years of
Peace ,
Prosperity &
Progress
Department of Information,
Government of Gujarat
Key Development Areas
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Economic Growth
Agricultural Growth
Social Indicators
Development of
Industries
Infrastructure
Development
Key Development Areas
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Economic Growth
Agricultural Growth
Social Indicators
Development of
Industries
Infrastructure
Development
JyotigramYojana Let there be Light!
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Jyotigram Yojana is one of the most
revolutionary reformist approach in
the power sector that India has ever
seen, significantly improving the
lives of farmers & rural population.
Narendra Modi undertook a
mammoth task of separating feeders
for agriculture & domestic use. For
this endeavour, more than 78,000
kms of electricity lines, more than
18,000 electricity transformers & 17
lakh electricity poles were installed.
JyotigramYojana The Benefits
Economic Impact
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Rural
Employment
Migration from
Rural Areas
33%
Impact on Education
Girls Drop-out
Rate
80%
School
Absenteeism
13%
Avg. Study
Duration at
Home- For BOYs
81%
Avg. Study
Duration at
Home- For GIRLs
92%
JyotigramYojana The Benefits
Impact on Rural
Industries
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Night Time Working by
53%of Rural Families
impacted growth in
many sectors
Growth in
Diamond Polishing
Growth in
Toiletries Manufacturing
Growth in
Many Other Sectors
Better Load Management Resulted in
NO LOAD SHEDDING
in the state
Growth in
Agro Processing
Infrastructure Development
Increase in Installed
Power Capacity
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Increase in Per Capita
Consumption of power
As on 2011-12
2001 2012
8756 MW
22,257 MW
154%
Gujarat India
1663 KWh
846 KWh
96.5% More
Infrastructure Development
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Increase in 4 & 6
lane roads
2001 2013
394 kms
1,432 kms
263.5%
Key Development Areas
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Economic Growth
Agricultural Growth
Social Indicators
Development of
Industries
Infrastructure
Development
Gross Domestic Product
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0.00%
2.00%
4.00%
6.00%
8.00%
10.00%
12.00%
Gujarat India
10.10%
7.71%
GDP Growth Rate between 2001-02 to 2011-12
Gujarat
India
In the decade of 2001-02 to 2011-12 the GSDP growth at constant prices
of Gujarat was 10.1 %, much higher than the national average of 7.71% .
GSDP Growth in Absolute Numbers
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2001 2013
Rs.1,11,139 CR.
Rs.6,70,016 CR.
5.1
5.8
6.1
5.9 5.8
7.14
0
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1960-61 1970-71 1980-81 1990-91 2000-01 2012-13
% Share to India
% Share to India
Gujarats Contribution to Indias GDP
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Modis
Tenure
as CM
Gujarats Growth pattern
From III Plan to VII Plan 1961 to 1990 Average growth 5.84%
From VIII to IX Plan 1992 to 2002 Average growth 7.85%
In X and XI Plan 2002 to 2012 Average growth 10.24%
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Per Capita Income Growth
14
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
80000
90000
100000
1960-61 1970-71 1980-81 1990-91 2000-01 2010-11 2011-12
Per Capita Income at Current
Prices (India)
Per Capita Income at Current
Prices (Gujarat)
India
Gujarat
Modis
Tenure
as CM
When Narendra
Modi took over
in 2001, Per
Capita Income of
Gujarat was Rs
19,823, against
national average
of Rs 17,782. In
2011-12 it had
increased by
340% & reached
Rs 87,175. But
national average
which was left
behind at Rs
61,855 in 2011-
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Reduction of Debt
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2001 2012
38.78%
25.20%
Gujarat Debt (As %
of GSDP)
In 2001, the debt of Gujarat was a whopping 38.78% of GSDP. Due to sound
policies of the Government, public debt has been steadily decreasing & in 2011-
12 it stands at 25.20% of GSDP.
Gujarat now ranks 18th in debt to GSDP ratio in the
country, making it one of the least indebted states.
Revenue Turnaround!
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-6,732
crores
4,602 crores
2001-02
2013-14
2001-02
2013-14
In 2001-02 Gujarat had a revenue deficit of Rs 6732 crore
while in 2013-14 there is a surplus of Rs 4602 crore!
Revival of the PSUs
-2702 crore
2001-02
2012-13
4041 crore
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While the PSUs made a loss of Rs 2702 crores in 2001-02, they made a
profit of Rs 4041 crores in 2012-13 due to a professional make-over
Reduction of % BPL Population
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2004-05 2011-12
31.60%
16.63%
% of Population living
under the poverty line
As a result of the pro people policies of the Gujarat Government , population
below poverty line has steadily declined in Gujarat, from 31.6% in 2004-05 to
16.63% in 2011-12
Key Development Areas
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Economic Growth
Agricultural Growth
Social Indicators
Development of
Industries
Infrastructure
Development
Agriculture growth in Gujarat
The Challenge
A state where there
was perpetual
drought for 7 out of
the 10 years
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The Growth The Effect
Gujarat farmers add
almost 8 times more
value than what they did
in 2001
Gujarats contribution to
the nations agriculture
has more than doubled
from 3.6% in 2000-01 to
7.9% in 2011-12
Gujarat India
Annual Agriculture
Growth between
2001-02 to 2011-12
3%
10.71%
The Route to Growth
Increase in Agriculture Land
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Increase in Irrigated Area in
the last decade
2000 : 1.049 crore hectares
2008 : 1.221 crore hectares
Gujarat witnessed the rare instance
where water tables have increased
from3 to 13 meters
Gujarat India
57%
14%
Rising water tables
Increase 16.4%
The Route to Growth
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Increase in Food Production
Cotton Production
Food Grain production
465% increase in last 10 years
47.32 lakh MT
2002-03
92.57 lakh MT
2011-12
95.6%
Oilseed production
18.78 lakh MT
2002-03
50.35 lakh MT
2011-12
168%
The Route to Growth
Focus on Animal Health
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Soil Health Cards
Increase in Dairy Production
Increase in Horticulture
Production
1.2 crore animals treated
30,000 Animal Health Camps
112 animal diseases eradicated
42 lakh Soil Health Cards given
to farmers
Production has gone up from
62.01 lakh MT (2001-02) to 202.11
lakh MT (2012-13) with an
increase of 225%
Milk production
58.76 lakh tonnes
2001-02
98.16 lakh tonnes
2011-12
67%
Key Development Areas
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Economic Growth
Agricultural Growth
Social Indicators
Development of
Industries
Infrastructure
Development
Social Indicators
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Maternal Mortality Rate
Infant Mortality Rate
39.6%
2001-02 2010-12
202
122
2001 2012
60
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Social Indicators
Increase in Literacy Rate
During 2001-2011
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Social Indicators
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Improvement in Female
literacy was 11.3% points
for India compared to
12.9% points for Gujarat
The improvement in
female literacy in Gujarat
was 8.9% points between
1991-2001 and 12.93%
points between 2001-2011
which is an increase of
45%
Social Indicators
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Increase in Number of
Universities/Colleges
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Lesser Pupil teacher ratio
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2001
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2013-14
31%
Lesser Drop-out rate in Gujarat (Std. 1 to 5)
Social Indicators
20.93
2001
2.05
2011-12
90.2%
More Enrolments
75.07%
2003-04
99.25%
2012-13
32.2%
Better Education
Social Indicators
Decreasing Malnutrition Levels
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Improvement in Institutional
Deliveries
47%
2001
95%
2012
102%
Increased Institutional deliveries
70.69%
2007
38.77%
2011
45%
Child Sex Ratio
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While the All India Child Sex Ratio & Gujarat child sex ratio has been on the
decline from 1991, Gujarat under Narendra Modi managed to reverse this trend
since 2001 & it is on the rise now
Sex Ratio at Birth
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Sex Ratio at Birth is an accurate way to determine Govts interventions.
Gujarats Sex Ratio at Birth has shown tremendous improvement in the last
decade under Narendra Modi
Key Development Areas
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Economic Growth
Agricultural Growth
Social Indicators
Development of
Industries
Infrastructure
Development
Vibrant Gujarat Summits
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152
253
450
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100
200
300
400
500
2003 2005 2007 2009 2011
Investments (in Billion USDs)
Investments (in
Billion USDs)
76 226
675
8660
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
2003 2005 2007 2009
MOUs
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2900%
11,294%
With Vibrant Gujarat Global
Summits, Narendra Modi
made Gujarat the hottest
investment destination in
the country and brought in
big-ticket
investments, which has
improved employment
prospects for the youth
while boosting production.
Better Environment for SMEs/MSMEs
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2001
22.04%
Percentage of Small Scale Industries
in Gujarat that used to shut down
2006
12.27%
2012
5.24%
As on today, there are more than 5 lakh active & thriving
SMEs/MSMEs & Small Scale Industries in Gujarat giving employment
to more than 25 lakh people
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Thank You!
Department of
Information, Government of
Gujarat