1
(Sept.,2009)
DISTRICT INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX
FOR
NORTH EASTERN REGION
1.
Introduction
The Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (M/o
DoNER) has been established to be involved in matters relating
to planning, execution and monitoring of developmental schemes
and projects in the North Eastern Region (NER). While the
Ministry’s
role
in
schemes
of
other
Central
Ministries/Departments is restricted to that of coordination,
the M/o DoNER is administering its own plan scheme of NonLapsable Pool of Central Resources (NLPCR) in the N.E. region.
Under this NLCPR scheme, basic
infrastructure projects are
funded by the Ministry in the N.E. Region.
NER District Infrastructure Index is considered necessary
to
help
projects
the
Ministry
within
the
in
NER
better
in
targeting
order
to
of
reduce
schemes
and
intra-regional
disparity. The index is also expected to serve as a useful
guide in formulation and implementation of various development
policies by the Government of India.
2.
Data source
The
data
used
in
this
paper
are
obtained
from
the
respective Governments of the N.E. States. Data pertaining to
area, population, households and villages furnished by State
Governments
are
lifted
from
Census
2001.
Infrastructure
related data are the latest information available with the
State Governments.
2
In all, there are 86 districts in the 8 N.E. States. The
new districts of Kamrup Metro, Baksa, Chirang and Udalguri of
Assam are clubbed with the districts from which these were
curved out. Similar problem is encountered in respect of two
new
district
Dibang
of
Valley.
Arunachal
Hence
the
Pradesh,
district
viz.,
of
Anjaw
Anjaw
and
and
Lower
Lohit
are
treated as one and Dibang Valley and Lower Dibang Valley are
combined
as
one
district.
Consequently,
the
number
of
districts in this study is 80.
3.
Infrastructure indicators
Identification of appropriate and feasible indicators of
relevance for district level infrastructure is the immediate
issue
encountered.
Planning
Commission’s
definition
of
infrastructure has provided useful starting point. The CMIE
had
prepared,
in
2000,
profiles
of
districts
covering
411
districts for 32 States/UTs. Among the N.E. States, only Assam
had been included in the
study. The
CMIE also
prepared a
composite District Infrastructure Index based on 7 indicators,
viz., transport facility, energy, irrigation facility, banking
facility,
communication
infrastructure,
educational
institutions and health facilities.
The
CMIE
indicators
were
found
generally
acceptable.
However, irrigation facility had to be dropped because of lack
of uniformity across States in the N.E. region. Water supply
is considered an important indicator since over 10% of NLCPR
fund
has
been
Consequently,
we
sanctioned
settled
for
for
7
water
broad
supply
projects.
indicators,
viz.,
transport facilities (road density and road quality), energy,
water
supply,
education,
health
facilities,
infrastructure and banking facilities.
3
communication
Transport facilities: There could be several aspects of
transport
infrastructure
at
the
district
level
such
as
availability and quality of roads and railways. Road is the
most basic and prevalent transport facility at the district
level, especially in the NE region. The availability railways
has been limited in the NE region. In view of this, we have
employed
only
road
density
and
road
quality
to
represent
transport infrastructure.
Energy
infrastructure:
infrastructure
should
be
distribution
capacities
availability
constrained
Ideal
power
and
indicator
generation,
to
energy
transmission,
consumption.
us
for
However,
employ
only
data
villages
electrified to represent energy infrastructure.
Water supply facilities: Capacity of water supply plants
and
access
to
indicators.
We
potable
employ
water
would
households
have
having
been
tap
preferred
water
within
premises as the sole indicator for water supply facility.
Education facilities: The number of schools from preprimary
to
senior
secondary
school
is
used
to
represent
educational facilities.
Health facilities: The number of hospital beds is used to
capture availability of health facilities.
Communication infrastructure: Telephone lines/telephone
connections,
post
and
telegraph
offices
are
the
usual
indicators for communication infrastructure. Fast expansion of
private
cellular
services
has
significantly
reduced
to
soundness of telephone lines as indicator of
communication
infrastructure
and
on
connection
become
has
obtaining
accurate
difficult.
4
Hence
data
we
telephone
employed
post
&
telegraph
offices
and
telephone
exchange
to
represent
communication infrastructure.
Banking facilities: This is represented by the number of
banks in a district.
To
capture
the
relative
disadvantage
of
sparsely
populated districts, indicators which are expressed relative
to
population
such
as
schools,
health
facilities,
communication and banking have been incorporated both in terms
of
population
as
well
as
relative
to
geographical
Accordingly we have all together 14 indicators:
1. Transport facilities
1a. Road length per 100 sq km
1b. Surfaced road as % of total road length
2. Percentage of villages electrified
3. Percentage of households having tap water connection
4. Education infrastructure
4a. Schools per 1000 population
4b. Schools per 100 sq km
5. Communication facilities
5a. Post & telegraph office per 10,000 population
5b. Post & telegraph office per 100 sq km
5c. Telephone exchange per 10,000 population
5d. Telephone exchange per 100 sq km
5
area.
6. Health infrastructure
6a. Hospital beds per 10,000 population
6b. Hospital beds per 100 sq km
7. Financial infrastructure
7a. Banks per 10,000 population
7b. Banks per 100 sq km
Summary statistics of the indicators are given at Table
1.
4.
Methodology
The composite district infrastructure index is defined
as,
DIIi = ∑wixij
where
DIIi
is
the
(1)
composite
index
for
the
ith
observation, wi is the weight assigned to the ith indicator and
xij is the value of the ith aspect of infrastructure for the jth
district.
Major issue here pertain to assignment of weights to the
individual
indictors.
One
option
is
to
assign
arbitrary
weights based on the available insights into the nature and
magnitude
of
inter-relationships
among
the
variables.
This
method stands exposed to subjectivity. Another method is the
principal
component
analysis
(PCA).
The
PCA
is
used
to
construct composite index in such a way that the weights given
maximizes the sum of squares of correlation of the indictors
with the composite index.
6
Based on our subjective evaluation, we are inclined to
impose weights
on the individual indicators
relative importance of certain
Hence
the
estimation
result
reflecting the
indicators over the others.
of
PCA
has
not
been
found
satisfactory. Under this circumstance the CMIE methodology is
considered preferable. Besides, the policy thrust of M/oDoNER
as
evident
projects
from
the
provides
sectoral
useful
composition
guide
in
of
sanctioned
determining
individual
weights for the indicators. Sanctioned projects from the NLCPR
scheme
consists
of
roads
&
bridges
accounting
for
35.31%,
power 21.77%, education 11.84% water supply 10.28%, health
7.04%
irrigation
&
flood
control
5.51%
and
the
rest
for
sports, auditorium, markets buildings, airports etc.
Following the CMIE methodology we assign weights to the
indicators as follows:
Sl.
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Items
Weightage
Road length per 100 sq km
Surfaced road as % of total road length
Percentage of villages electrified
Percentage of households having tap
water connection
Schools per 1000 population
Schools per 100 sq km
Post & telegraph office per 10,000
population
Post & telegraph office per 100 sq km
Telephone
exchange
per
10,000
population
Telephone exchange per 100 sq km
Hospital beds per 10,000 population
Hospital beds per 100 sq km
Banks per 10,000 population
Banks per 100 sq km
Total
(1 to 14)
and xij of equation (1) is defined as
xij = 100*(yij/yiA)
where,
7
(2)
24.0
2.0
15.0
15.0
6.0
6.0
3.5
3.5
2.5
2.5
8.0
7.0
2.5
2.5
100.0
yij = value of the ith indicator for the jth district
yiA = value of the ith indicator for all NER
This transformation has normalized the original values of
indicators and thereby eliminating the effect of the chosen
units. It is evident that each of the value of x for all NER
would be equal to 100 and subsequently, the infrastructure
index for NER would always be equal to 100.
5.
Results
The Composite NER District Infrastructure Index is given
at
Table
2.
The
State-by-State
decomposed
picture
are
at
Tables 3 to 10. In general geographically small States of
Sikkim
and
Tripura
have
performed
better
in
development
infrastructure. It is also observed that within a State, the
district where the State capital is located generally have
better
infrastructure.
Ranking
of
Districts
on
basis
of
Min.
Max.
individual indicators are at Tables 11-23.
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TABLE 1: DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
Indicators
Mean
Length of total road per 100
square km.
Surfaced road as percentage of
total road length
Percentage of electrified
villages to total villages
Households having tap water
connection (%)
Schools per 1000 population.
Schools per 100 sq km
Post & telegraph office per
10,000 population
Post & Telegraph office per 100
8
Std.
deviation
51.84
39.68
2.53 206.62
47.13
23.01
6.61
75.70
18.71 26.01 100.00
19.71
2.25
35.37
16.21
1.26
32.82
2.18
3.01
1.45
2.82
93.60
1.30 74.32
0.64
6.38
0.68 121.97
0.09
0.02
7.17
9.78
sq km
Telephone exchange per 10,000
population
Telephone exchange per 100 sq km
Hospital beds per 10,000
population.
Hospital beds per 100 sq km
Bank branches per 10,000
population.
Banks per 100 sq km
0.52
0.61
0.44
0.52
10.86
15.86
7.98
25.80
0.73
1.17
0.55
1.33
0.07
0.02
1.97
2.50
1.05 40.81
0.64 142.12
0.08
0.02
4.03
7.07
TABLE: 2 COMPOSITE NER DISTRICT INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX
State
Manipur
District
Rank Score
State
District
Rank Score
Imphal
1
328.96
Assam
Lakhimpur
41
118.41
West
Sikkim
East
2
296.11 Meghalaya
South Garo
42
117.10
Sikkim
Hills
Sikkim
South
3
288.92 Meghalaya
East Garo
43
116.80
Sikkim
Hills
Tripura
West
4
286.12
Assam
Darrang
44
114.96
Tripura
Meghalaya East Khasi
5
248.68
Manipur
Senapati
45
114.00
Hills
Manipur
Imphal
6
245.00
Mizoram
Saiha
46
112.51
East
Assam
Kamrup
7
241.82
Assam
Dibrugarh
47
112.35
Tripura
North
8
230.58
Assam
Cachar
48
110.65
Tripura
Sikkim
West
9
221.08
Assam
Golaghat
49
109.39
Sikkim
Nagaland
Kohima
10
213.52 Nagaland
Phek
50
107.36
Manipur
Thoubal
11
189.70 Arunachal West kameng
51
106.96
Pr
Tripura
South
12
188.01
Mizoram
Champhai
52
106.59
Tripura
Mizoram
Aizawl
13
179.85
Assam
Goalpara
53
102.30
Arunachal Papumpare
14
162.61 Arunachal Upper Siang
54
101.65
Pr
Pr
Assam
Sibsagar
15
161.26
Assam
Bongaigaon
55
99.40
Nagaland
Dimapur
16
157.50
Assam
Barpeta
56
98.12
Assam
Jorhat
17
155.18 Arunachal Dibang Valley
57
97.34
Pr
Manipur
Bishnupur
18
151.73
Mizoram
Mamit
58
95.81
Arunachal
Lower
19
148.18 Nagaland
Wokha
59
95.14
Pr
Subansiri
Meghalaya
Rhi-Bhoi
20
147.87
Assam
Dhubri
60
95.08
Assam
Nalbari
21
145.98 Arunachal
Upper
61
94.40
Pr
Subansiri
9
Arunachal
Tawang
Pr
Nagaland Mokokchung
Kolasib
Serchhip
Dhalai
District
Nagaland
Zunheboto
Meghalaya
Jaintia
Hills
Sikkim
North
Sikkim
Assam
Hailakandi
Mizoram
Lunglei
24
25
26
144.00 Arunachal
Pr
142.39 Arunachal
Pr
139.68
Assam
139.14 Nagaland
134.64 Nagaland
27
28
132.71
129.61
Assam
Manipur
Tinsukia
Ukhrul
67
68
87.09
83.80
29
129.30
Assam
Kokrajhar
69
82.85
30
31
70
71
81.67
80.93
Assam
Nagaon
Assam
Karimganj
Arunachal
Tirap
Pr
Arunachal East Siang
Pr
Meghalaya West Khasi
Hills
32
33
34
72
73
74
76.67
76.65
74.57
35
128.03
Mizoram
Lawngtlai
127.55 Arunachal
Lohit
Pr
127.54 Nagaland
Peren
124.09
Assam
Karbi Anglong
123.62 Arunachal Kurung Kumey
Pr
122.48
Manipur
Tamenglong
75
73.69
36
122.17
Churachandpur
76
73.13
Meghalaya
37
122.16
Nagaland
Longleng
77
71.11
38
39
40
120.95
120.69
120.64
Manipur
Assam
Nagaland
Chandel
Dhemaji
Kiphire
78
79
80
70.49
69.14
65.17
Mizoram
Mizoram
Tripura
Assam
Arunachal Pr
Assam
West Garo
Hills
N.C. Hills
West Siang
Morigaon
NER
22
23
Manipur
Changlang
62
93.22
East Kameng
63
92.51
Sonitpur
Mon
Tuensang
64
65
66
89.92
89.80
87.94
100
TABLE 3: COMPOSITE INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FOR
DISTRICTS OF NER: ARUNACHAL PRADESH
District
Papumpare
Lower
Subansiri
Tawang
Tirap
East Siang
West Siang
West kameng
Upper Siang
Dibang Valley
Upper
Subansiri
Changlang
East Kameng
Lohit
N.E.
rank
14
State
rank
1
Score
162.61
19
22
34
35
39
51
54
57
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
148.18
144.00
123.62
122.48
120.69
106.96
101.65
97.34
61
62
63
71
10
11
12
13
94.40
93.22
92.51
80.93
10
Kurung Kumey
74
11
14
74.57
TABLE 4: COMPOSITE INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FOR
DISTRICTS OF NER: ASSAM
District
Kamrup
Sibsagar
Jorhat
Nalbari
Hailakandi
Nagaon
Karimganj
N.C. Hills
Morigaon
Lakhimpur
Darrang
Dibrugarh
Cachar
Golaghat
Goalpara
Bongaigaon
Barpeta
Dhubri
Sonitpur
Tinsukia
Kokrajhar
Karbi Anglong
Dhemaji
N.E.
rank
7
15
17
21
30
32
33
38
40
41
44
47
48
49
53
55
56
60
64
67
69
73
79
State
rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Score
241.82
161.26
155.18
145.98
128.03
127.54
124.09
120.95
120.64
118.41
114.96
112.35
110.65
109.39
102.30
99.40
98.12
95.08
89.92
87.09
82.85
76.65
69.14
TABLE 5: COMPOSITE INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FOR
DISTRICTS OF NER: MANIPUR
District
Imphal West
Imphal East
Thoubal
Bishnupur
Senapati
Ukhrul
Tamenglong
Churachandpur
Chandel
N.E.
rank
1
6
11
18
45
68
75
76
78
12
State
rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Score
328.96
245.00
189.70
151.73
114.00
83.80
73.69
73.13
70.49
TABLE 6: COMPOSITE INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FOR
DISTRICTS OF NER: MEGHALAYA
District
East Khasi
Hills
Rhi-Bhoi
Jaintia Hills
West Khasi
Hills
West Garo
Hills
South Garo
Hills
East Garo
Hills
N.E.
rank
State
rank
5
20
28
1
2
3
248.68
147.87
129.61
36
4
122.17
37
5
122.16
42
6
117.10
43
7
116.80
Score
TABLE 7: COMPOSITE INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FOR
DISTRICTS OF NER: MIZORAM
District
Aizawl
Kolasib
Serchhip
Lunglei
Saiha
Champhai
Mamit
Lawngtlai
N.E.
rank
13
24
25
31
46
52
58
70
State
rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Score
179.85
139.68
139.14
127.55
112.51
106.59
95.81
81.67
TABLE 8: COMPOSITE INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FOR
DISTRICTS OF NER: NAGALAND
N.E.
State
District
rank
rank
Score
Kohima
10
1
213.52
Dimapur
16
2
157.50
Mokokchung
23
3
142.39
Zunheboto
27
4
132.71
Phek
50
5
107.36
Wokha
59
6
95.14
Mon
65
7
89.80
Tuensang
66
8
87.94
Peren
72
9
76.67
Longleng
77
10
71.11
Kiphire
80
11
65.17
13
TABLE 9: COMPOSITE INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FOR
DISTRICTS OF NER: SIKKIM
District
East Sikkim
South Sikkim
West Sikkim
North Sikkim
N.E.
rank
2
3
9
29
State
rank
1
2
3
4
Score
296.11
288.92
221.08
129.30
TABLE 10: COMPOSITE INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FOR
DISTRICTS OF NER: TRIPURA
District
West Tripura
North Tripura
South Tripura
Dhalai
District
N.E.
rank
4
8
12
State
rank
1
2
3
Score
286.12
230.58
188.01
26
4
134.64
TABLE 11: DISTRICT RANKING ON DENSITY AND QUALITY OF ROADS
District
Rank
Road
Surfaced
District
Rank
Road
Surfaced
length
road as %
length road as %
/100 sq
of total
/100 sq of total
km
road
km
road
West
1
206.62
28.09
Sonitpur
41
40.42
11.52
Tripura
North
2
191.21
27.79
Karbi Anglong
42
40.11
24.52
Tripura
Thoubal
3
143.97
92.16
Longleng
43
39.32
6.61
Kohima
4
137.84
30.57
Rhi-Bhoi
44
38.81
64.58
South
5
137.38
61.4
West Garo
45
38.73
60.66
Sikkim
Hills
South
6
136.24
28.62
Kolasib
46
38.06
73.61
Tripura
Imphal
7
120.6
85.4
Dhemaji
47
37.78
6.95
West
Imphal
8
120.6
93.6
Serchhip
48
37.65
29.52
East
Zunheboto
9
99.48
8.86
Peren
49
33.83
48
Bishnupur
10
84.68
88.81
Dhubri
50
33.49
23.37
14
Dimapur
West
Sikkim
Dhalai
District
Mokokchung
11
12
81.9
81.88
57.72
61.4
N.C. Hills
Hailakandi
51
52
30.69
29.46
35.67
45.27
13
80.29
27.14
Kiphire
53
29.29
38.14
14
79.28
51.44
54
28.59
66.4
Wokha
Darrang
Tawang
Sibsagar
Morigaon
Lower
Subansiri
East Khasi
Hills
Nalbari
Jorhat
Aizawl
Mon
Nagaon
15
16
17
18
19
20
70.64
70.01
68
67.35
65.89
63.88
17.5
24.66
82.79
39.45
15.85
54.96
South Garo
Hills
Papumpare
Changlang
Tinsukia
Kokrajhar
Saiha
Mamit
55
56
57
58
59
60
28.44
28.44
28.15
27.36
27.31
26.68
73
64.95
46.58
46.28
76.49
30.11
21
63.41
72.68
61
26.33
56.95
22
23
24
25
26
63.23
62.08
61.21
60.04
57.26
15.77
20.68
43.89
18.9
26.95
62
63
64
65
66
24.73
24.47
23.16
22.77
22.36
77.65
70.56
25.54
68.21
79.71
Kamrup
East
Sikkim
Goalpara
Phek
Tirap
Karimganj
Bongaigaon
27
28
56.09
55.31
32.5
61.4
West Khasi
Hills
Senapati
Ukhrul
Cachar
Tamenglong
East Garo
Hills
West Siang
East Siang
67
68
22.29
21.93
52.98
58.5
29
30
31
32
33
49.73
49.1
47.73
47.32
46
29.44
12.72
65.24
22.31
35.45
69
70
71
72
73
21.47
21.23
19.32
15.49
15.33
63.71
70.01
71.53
51.73
42.7
Golaghat
Dibrugarh
Tuensang
Lakhimpur
Jaintia
Hills
Champhai
34
35
36
37
38
45.97
45.93
44.29
43.74
43.26
34.47
30.26
15.05
25.5
56.41
Lunglei
Churachandpur
Chandel
East Kameng
Upper
Subansiri
Lawngtlai
Upper Siang
West kameng
Lohit *
North Sikkim
74
75
76
77
78
14.31
13.32
12.03
10.63
9.67
75.61
57.45
64.48
73.46
61.4
39
42.98
38.52
79
7.69
73.72
Barpeta
40
40.74
25.95
Dibang Valley
$
Kurung Kumey
ALL NE
80
2.53
38.48
39.86
41.45
15
TABLE 12: DISTRICT RANKING ON VILLAGE ELECTRIFICATION
District
Rank
Village
District
Rank
Village
electrified
electrified
(%)
(%)
Serchhip
1
100
Changlang
41
80.53
East Sikkim
2
100
Kiphire
42
80.19
Kohima
3
100
Saiha
43
77.94
Phek
4
100
Senapati
44
77.92
Mokokchung
5
100
Jorhat
45
76.79
North
6
98.8
Hailakandi
46
76.74
Tripura
Nalbari
7
95.89
Dhubri
47
75.62
Imphal East
8
95.59
Morigaon
48
75
Sibsagar
9
95.44
Tirap
49
75
West Tripura
10
95.27
Papumpare
50
74.93
South
11
94.95
Jaintia Hills
51
74.73
Tripura
South Sikkim
12
93.79
Rhi-Bhoi
52
74.4
Zunheboto
13
93.58
Wokha
53
74.22
Tuensang
14
92.73
Barpeta
54
73.72
West Sikkim
15
92.56
Churachandpur
55
73.08
Dimapur
16
91.67
Tinsukia
56
71.9
Bongaigaon
17
91.49
East Khasi
57
71.85
Hills
Mamit
18
91.46
Tawang
58
66.98
Ukhrul
19
91.41
Karimganj
59
62.87
Kokrajhar
20
90.36
Upper Siang
60
61.22
Darrang
21
90.31
Sonitpur
61
60.64
Aizawl
22
89.91
West kameng
62
58.95
Champhai
23
89.41
Dibang
63
58.87
Valley$
Dhalai
24
88.74
Lakhimpur
64
57.86
District
Cachar
25
88.06
Golaghat
65
57.39
Bishnupur
26
87.76
Lower
66
56.97
Subansiri
Mon
27
87.27
West Siang
67
54.72
Dibrugarh
28
86.32
West Khasi
68
54
Hills
Lunglei
29
86.25
West Garo
69
53.85
Hills
North Sikkim
30
84.91
East Garo
70
53.36
Hills
Nagaon
31
84.51
Lawngtlai
71
51.08
Kamrup
32
84.49
South Garo
72
44.2
Hills
Thoubal
33
84.47
Lohit*
73
43.19
16
Kolasib
Imphal West
34
35
84.38
84.33
Longleng
East Siang
Chandel
Tamenglong
Peren
36
37
38
39
40
82.86
82.56
82.27
81.87
81.4
Goalpara
Upper
Subansiri
N.C. Hills
East Kameng
Karbi Anglong
Kurung Kumey
Dhemaji
ALL NE
17
74
75
43.13
40.81
76
77
78
79
80
40.47
39
35.69
32.75
26.01
68.41
District
West
Sikkim
South
Sikkim
East
Sikkim
East Khasi
Hills
Senapati
Aizawl
Papumpare
Imphal
West
N.C. Hills
West
Tripura
Rhi-Bhoi
West Siang
Dibang
Valley$
West
kameng
Lunglei
South Garo
Hills
West Khasi
Hills
Kurung
Kumey
Lower
Subansiri
Tawang
North
Sikkim
Imphal
East
Upper
Subansiri
East Siang
Kolasib
Serchhip
Jorhat
North
Tripura
Tirap
East Garo
TABLE 13: DISTRICT RANKING ON WATER SUPPLY
Rank Households
District
Rank Households having tap
having tap
water connection (%)
water
connection
(%)
1
74.32
Churachandpur
41
16.84
2
67.61
Dimapur
42
16.7
3
66.24
Jaintia Hills
43
16.54
4
62.6
44
16.52
5
6
7
8
50.7
46.99
46.24
44.63
Dhalai
District
South Tripura
Kamrup
Golaghat
Tamenglong
45
46
47
48
16.24
14.41
13.85
12.24
9
10
36.83
36.15
Mokokchung
Karimganj
49
50
12.09
12.06
11
12
13
35.83
34.01
32.91
Chandel
Lawngtlai
Thoubal
51
52
53
11.77
11.28
10.84
14
30.2
Tinsukia
54
9.97
15
16
29.49
28.92
Dibrugarh
Sonitpur
55
56
9.22
9.06
17
28.69
Karbi Anglong
57
8.72
18
28.25
Phek
58
7.65
19
28.25
Kohima
59
6.98
20
21
27.79
25.69
Nagaon
Champhai
60
61
6.75
6.67
22
25.32
Darrang
62
6.33
23
24.79
Tuensang
63
5.94
24
25
26
27
28
24.63
23.74
22.89
21.99
21.99
Longleng
Saiha
Mon
Peren
Mamit
64
65
66
67
68
5.94
5.89
5.56
4.64
4.57
29
30
21.83
21.26
Bongaigaon
Wokha
69
70
4.55
4.22
18
Hills
Sibsagar
Ukhrul
Upper
Siang
Cachar
East
Kameng
Changlang
Hailakandi
Lohit*
Bishnupur
West Garo
Hills
31
32
33
21.18
20.53
19.87
Zunheboto
Lakhimpur
Kiphire
71
72
73
4.04
3.23
3.22
34
35
19.2
18.43
Nalbari
Kokrajhar
74
75
2.75
2.09
36
37
38
39
40
18.39
18.21
17.91
17.75
17.42
Goalpara
Morigaon
Barpeta
Dhubri
Dhemaji
76
77
78
79
80
1.79
1.78
1.5
1.47
1.3
ALL NE
19
15.04
Table 14: District Ranking on Education Infrastructure
District
Rank Schools per
District
Rank
Schools per
1000
1000
Population
Population
South Garo
Hills
1
6.38
Papumpare
41
1.73
West Khasi
Hills
2
5.83
Peren
41
1.73
Lawngtlai
3
5.73
Goalpara
43
1.72
N.C. Hills
4
5.39
Kokrajhar
44
1.71
Lunglei
5
4.87
Bongaigaon
45
1.68
East Garo
Hills
6
4.77
Karimganj
45
1.68
Saiha
7
4.14
North Sikkim
45
1.68
Rhi-Bhoi
8
4.11
Changlang
48
1.65
Serchhip
9
3.94
Golaghat
49
1.63
West Garo
Hills
10
3.90
Morigaon
50
1.62
Aizawl
11
3.79
Cachar
51
1.57
Lohit +
Kolasib
11
3.79
Anjaw
51
1.57
Champhai
13
3.68
Imphal East
53
1.56
Jaintia Hills
14
3.59
Dibrugarh
53
1.56
East Kameng
15
3.06
Bishnupur
55
1.55
East Khasi
Dibang
Hills
16
2.92
Valley
56
1.54
Upper
Subansiri
17
2.84
Darrang
57
1.50
Mamit
18
2.80
Zunheboto
58
1.49
South
Lakhimpur
19
2.70
Tripura
59
1.44
Kurung Kumey
20
2.66
Imphal West
60
1.42
West Siang
21
2.65
Kamrup
60
1.42
Hailakandi
22
2.56
Thoubal
62
1.37
Tamenglong
23
2.48
Dhubri
62
1.37
Karbi Anglong
24
2.46
Nagaon
64
1.33
Dhemaji
25
2.45
West Sikkim
65
1.31
Tawang
26
2.44
South Sikkim
66
1.30
Upper Siang
27
2.43
Tinsukia
67
1.21
Chandel
28
2.35
Phek
68
1.20
Ukhrul
29
2.33
Kohima
69
1.19
Jorhat
29
2.33
Sonitpur
70
1.18
North
Sibsagar
31
2.32
Tripura
71
1.15
West kameng
32
2.23
Tuensang
72
1.05
Lower
Subansiri
33
2.19
Mokokchung
73
1.02
Dhalai
District
34
2.14
Kiphire
74
0.97
Nalbari
35
2.12
West Tripura
75
0.96
20
East Siang
Senapati
Churachandpur
Tirap
Barpeta
36
37
38
39
40
1.95
1.91
1.91
1.79
1.76
Wokha
East Sikkim
Mon
Dimapur
Longleng
ALL NE
21
76
77
78
79
80
0.86
0.84
0.83
0.81
0.64
1.84
Table 15: District Ranking on Education Infrastructure
District
Imphal West
Nalbari
Lakhimpur
Hailakandi
Thoubal
Karimganj
Sibsagar
Barpeta
Imphal East
Kamrup
Jorhat
Morigaon
Dhubri
Nagaon
Goalpara
Bongaigaon
East Khasi
Hills
Bishnupur
Darrang
Cachar
Dibrugarh
West Garo
Hills
West Tripura
East Garo
Hills
Golaghat
Kokrajhar
Dhemaji
Sonitpur
Tinsukia
South Tripura
South Garo
Hills
Aizawl
North Tripura
Rhi-Bhoi
West Khasi
Hills
Jaintia Hills
Schools
Rank per 100sq
Kilometre
1
121.97
2
107.98
3
105.31
4
104.60
5
97.28
6
93.64
7
91.38
8
89.12
9
86.74
10
82.58
11
81.52
12
81.04
13
80.41
14
77.45
15
77.30
16
70.54
17
68.37
18
65.32
19
64.84
20
59.93
21
54.78
22
54.45
23
48.98
24
45.95
25
44.12
26
43.84
27
43.22
28
37.42
29
36.73
30
36.15
31
34.83
32
34.48
33
33.40
34
33.38
35
32.88
36
28.15
22
District
Rank
East Sikkim
N.C. Hills
Karbi Anglong
Zunheboto
Kolasib
Saiha
Senapati
Lawngtlai
Serchhip
Lunglei
West Sikkim
Mokokchung
Champhai
Mon
Churachandpur
Lower
Subansiri
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Schools
per 100sq
Kilometre
21.47
20.74
19.16
18.41
18.09
18.08
16.60
16.50
14.92
14.73
14.43
14.30
12.53
12.04
9.52
9.26
57
Kiphire
Tuensang
Longleng
Phek
Wokha
Chandel
Peren
Tirap
Papumpare
Ukhrul
Tamenglong
Mamit
Changlang
Tawang
East Kameng
East Siang
West Siang
West kameng
Upper
Subansiri
Lohit + Anjaw
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
9.06
8.88
8.81
8.79
8.48
8.39
7.92
7.62
7.34
7.22
6.29
5.82
4.44
4.37
4.23
3.63
3.60
2.24
2.23
1.97
Dhalai
District
Dimapur
Kohima
South Sikkim
37
38
39
40
77
27.50
26.97
25.46
22.80
North Sikkim
Upper Siang
Kurung Kumey
Dibang Valley
ALL NE
78
79
80
1.63
1.31
1.28
0.68
27.36
Table 16: District Ranking on Communication Infrastructure
Post &
Post &
Telegraph
Telegraph
District
Rank office per
District
Rank office per
10,000
10,000
Population
Population
Mamit
North Sikkim
Champhai
Lunglei
Serchhip
Lawngtlai
West Sikkim
N.C. Hills
Dibang Valley
Saiha
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
7.17
6.34
6.27
5.25
5.01
4.62
3.89
3.88
3.81
3.77
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
1.94
1.88
1.85
1.83
1.80
1.77
1.73
1.72
1.64
1.59
51
52
53
54
1.52
1.49
1.47
1.44
3.32
3.22
3.19
Cachar
Kurung Kumey
Dibrugarh
Nalbari
Papumpare
West Tripura
Peren
Dimapur
Karbi Anglong
Golaghat
East Garo
Hills
Karimganj
Dhemaji
Tuensang
South Garo
Hills
Wokha
Goalpara
Aizawl
Kolasib
East Sikkim
Tawang
11
12
13
14
3.50
3.49
3.47
3.34
East Siang
North Tripura
Tirap
Lower
Subansiri
Lohit + Anjaw
West kameng
South Sikkim
Upper Siang
West Siang
Jaintia Hills
West Khasi
Hills
South Tripura
Sibsagar
Mokokchung
Upper
Subansiri
Kohima
Changlang
15
16
17
55
56
57
1.39
1.37
1.30
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
3.05
3.00
2.95
2.89
2.70
2.69
2.67
Morigaon
Sonitpur
Tinsukia
Zunheboto
Kiphire
Nagaon
Kamrup
58
58
60
60
62
63
64
1.28
1.28
1.23
1.23
1.22
1.21
1.20
25
25
27
28
2.50
2.50
2.48
2.42
Mon
Kokrajhar
Dhubri
Barpeta
65
66
67
68
1.16
1.12
0.92
0.79
29
30
31
2.35
2.34
2.31
Bongaigaon
Darrang
Longleng
69
70
71
0.77
0.66
0.58
23
Phek
Rhi-Bhoi
East Kameng
Jorhat
Dhalai
District
East Khasi
Hills
Lakhimpur
Hailakandi
West Garo
Hills
32
33
34
35
2.29
2.28
2.27
2.19
Chandel
Imphal West
Senapati
Ukhrul
72
73
73
75
0.51
0.32
0.32
0.21
36
2.14
Bishnupur
76
0.19
37
38
39
2.04
2.02
2.01
Churachandpur 77
Imphal East
78
Thoubal
79
0.18
0.13
0.11
40
1.99
Tamenglong
ALL NE
0.09
1.60
80
Table 17: District Ranking on Communication Infrastructure
Post &
Post &
Telegraph
Telegraph
District
Rank
office
District
Rank
office
per 100
per 100
sq km
sq km
Sibsagar
1
9.78
Mon
40
1.68
North
Tripura
2
9.33
Kolasib
42
1.66
Nalbari
3
9.30
Saiha
43
1.64
West Tripura
4
9.09
Lunglei
44
1.59
East Sikkim
5
8.82
Zunheboto
45
1.51
Karimganj
6
8.29
N.C. Hills
46
1.49
Hailakandi
7
8.21
Mamit
46
1.49
East Garo
Lakhimpur
8
7.91
Hills
48
1.46
West Khasi
Jorhat
9
7.68
Hills
49
1.41
Cachar
10
7.40
Tirap
50
1.35
Nagaon
11
7.07
Wokha
50
1.35
Kamrup
12
6.97
Lawngtlai
52
1.33
Lower
Dibrugarh
13
6.48
Subansiri
53
1.29
Morigaon
14
6.38
Karbi Anglong
54
1.27
South
Tripura
15
6.28
Tuensang
55
1.22
Goalpara
16
5.87
Kiphire
56
1.14
Dimapur
17
5.72
Bishnupur
57
0.81
Dhubri
18
5.40
Peren
58
0.79
South Sikkim
19
5.07
Longleng
58
0.79
Kohima
20
5.00
Thoubal
60
0.78
East Khasi
Hills
21
4.79
Papumpare
61
0.77
South Garo
West Sikkim
22
4.30
Hills
62
0.76
Golaghat
23
4.28
Imphal East
63
0.71
24
Sonitpur
Barpeta
Tinsukia
Mokokchung
Bongaigaon
Aizawl
Kokrajhar
Darrang
West Garo
Hills
Dhalai
District
Imphal West
Dhemaji
Champhai
Jaintia
Hills
Serchhip
Rhi-Bhoi
Phek
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
4.06
4.01
3.72
3.41
3.25
3.19
2.85
2.84
East Siang
Changlang
North Sikkim
Tawang
Lohit + Anjaw
West Siang
East Kameng
West kameng
64
64
64
67
68
69
70
71
0.62
0.62
0.62
0.60
0.38
0.37
0.31
0.30
32
2.77
Senapati
72
0.28
33
2.75
73
0.18
34
35
36
2.70
2.59
2.14
Chandel
Upper
Subansiri
Dibang Valley
73
75
76
0.18
0.17
0.15
37
38
39
40
2.09
1.90
1.85
1.68
77
77
79
80
0.09
0.09
0.07
0.02
2.39
Upper Siang
Churachandpur
Kurung Kumey
Ukhrul
Tamenglong
ALL NE
Table 18: District Ranking on Communication Infrastructure
District
Telephone
Exchange
Rank
per 10,000
Population
Kolasib
Saiha
Serchhip
Tawang
Lower
Subansiri
1
2
3
4
1.97
1.80
1.67
1.54
5
1.44
Lunglei
Papumpare
West kameng
Upper Siang
East Siang
West Siang
Dibang Valley
6
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
13
15
16
16
1.31
1.31
1.21
1.20
1.14
1.06
1.04
0.97
0.97
0.86
0.80
0.80
North Sikkim
West Sikkim
East Sikkim
Jaintia Hills
Mamit
District
West Garo
Hills
Chandel
Phek
Jorhat
Dibrugarh
Dhalai
District
Imphal West
Bishnupur
Nagaon
Sibsagar
Tinsukia
Tuensang
Hailakandi
North Tripura
Wokha
Karimganj
Kamrup
25
Telephone
Exchange
Rank
per 10,000
Population
40
42
42
44
0.35
0.34
0.34
0.33
45
0.32
45
47
47
49
49
51
51
53
54
54
56
57
0.32
0.29
0.29
0.28
0.28
0.27
0.27
0.26
0.25
0.25
0.24
0.23
Rhi-Bhoi
Champhai
Upper
Subansiri
Changlang
Lohit + Anjaw
18
19
0.78
0.74
Morigaon
Karbi Anglong
57
59
0.23
0.22
20
20
22
0.72
0.72
0.70
59
61
62
0.22
0.21
0.20
South Sikkim
Kohima
Aizawl
Tirap
East Kameng
East Khasi
Hills
East Garo
Hills
Kurung Kumey
West Khasi
Hills
Lawngtlai
South Tripura
Mokokchung
Cachar
Zunheboto
Golaghat
N.C. Hills
Dimapur
Senapati
23
24
25
26
27
0.68
0.63
0.61
0.60
0.52
Peren
West Tripura
Imphal East
South Garo
Hills
Thoubal
Mon
Churachandpur
Tamenglong
62
64
64
66
66
0.20
0.19
0.19
0.18
0.18
28
0.51
Lakhimpur
66
0.18
29
30
0.48
0.47
Sonitpur
Kokrajhar
66
70
0.18
0.17
31
32
33
33
35
35
37
38
39
40
0.44
0.41
0.40
0.40
0.39
0.39
0.38
0.37
0.36
0.35
Nalbari
Dhemaji
Barpeta
Darrang
Goalpara
Dhubri
Bongaigaon
Kiphire
Longleng
Ukhrul
ALL NE
71
72
73
73
73
76
77
78
79
80
0.16
0.14
0.13
0.13
0.13
0.12
0.10
0.09
0.08
0.07
0.30
Table 19: District Ranking on Communication Infrastructure
Telephone
Telephone
Exchange
Exchange
District
Rank
District
Rank
per 100sq
per 100sq
Km
Km
West Garo
Imphal West
1
2.50
Hills
41
0.48
East Sikkim
2
2.18
Zunheboto
41
0.48
East Garo
Nagaon
3
1.64
Hills
43
0.46
Cachar
4
1.48
Bongaigaon
44
0.42
Thoubal
5
1.36
Kokrajhar
44
0.42
Dhalai
Kohima
6
1.34
District
44
0.42
Karimganj
7
1.33
Lunglei
47
0.40
Kamrup
8
1.31
Senapati
48
0.31
Bishnupur
9
1.21
Tawang
49
0.28
East Khasi
Hills
9
1.21
Mon
49
0.28
26
South Sikkim
Dimapur
Jorhat
Morigaon
Imphal East
Dibrugarh
Sibsagar
West Sikkim
West Tripura
Hailakandi
Golaghat
South
Tripura
Kolasib
Tinsukia
Nalbari
Saiha
North
Tripura
Dhubri
Lakhimpur
Barpeta
Jaintia
Hills
Rhi-Bhoi
Serchhip
Lower
Subansiri
11
12
13
13
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
1.20
1.19
1.16
1.16
1.13
1.12
1.09
1.08
1.07
1.06
1.03
22
23
24
25
26
1.01
0.94
0.82
0.80
0.79
27
28
29
30
Goalpara
Sonitpur
Darrang
Aizawl
Papumpare
Mokokchung
West Khasi
Hills
Dhemaji
Champhai
Tirap
Phek
Wokha
Tuensang
East Siang
Changlang
Karbi Anglong
Mamit
51
51
51
51
51
51
57
58
59
60
60
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.23
0.21
0.19
0.17
0.17
62
62
64
64
64
0.14
0.14
0.12
0.12
0.12
0.74
0.71
0.70
0.65
N.C. Hills
West Siang
Chandel
Lawngtlai
West kameng
South Garo
Hills
Longleng
Peren
Churachandpur
67
67
69
70
0.11
0.11
0.10
0.09
31
31
31
0.63
0.63
0.63
Lohit + Anjaw
North Sikkim
Kiphire
70
70
70
0.09
0.09
0.09
34
0.61
74
0.07
35
36
37
38
38
38
0.60
0.58
0.57
0.56
0.56
0.56
East Kameng
Upper
Subansiri
Upper Siang
Tamenglong
Dibang Valley
Ukhrul
Kurung Kumey
ALL NE
75
75
77
77
79
79
0.06
0.06
0.05
0.05
0.02
0.02
0.44
27
Table 20: District Ranking
District
Rank
Hospital
beds per
10,000
Population.
East Sikkim
1
40.81
North Sikkim
2
31.68
Papumpare
3
29.67
East Siang
4
25.29
East Kameng
5
24.48
East Khasi
Hills
6
23.71
Upper Siang
7
23.38
West Siang
8
22.81
Kamrup
9
22.39
Kohima
10
20.81
Upper
Subansiri
11
20.60
West kameng
12
19.17
Tirap
13
18.64
Lower
Subansiri
14
18.30
Lohit + Anjaw
15
17.77
South Sikkim
16
16.73
Imphal East
17
16.60
Imphal West
17
16.60
Phek
19
15.58
Dibang Valley
20
14.38
Aizawl
21
14.12
Kurung Kumey
22
14.11
Rhi-Bhoi
23
14.00
Tawang
24
13.87
Mokokchung
25
13.82
West Sikkim
26
13.79
Jaintia Hills
27
13.71
East Garo
Hills
28
13.17
South Garo
Hills
29
12.87
West Khasi
Hills
30
12.84
Saiha
31
11.63
Zunheboto
32
11.49
Changlang
33
10.76
Tuensang
34
10.48
West Garo
Hills
35
10.22
Peren
36
9.96
Tamenglong
37
9.87
28
on Health Infrastructure
District
Rank
Hospital
beds per
10,000
Population.
Serchhip
41
9.28
Kolasib
42
9.10
Lunglei
43
8.74
Churachandpur 44
7.99
Mamit
45
7.96
Dhalai
District
46
7.83
Wokha
47
7.32
South Tripura 48
7.04
Kiphire
49
6.97
Dimapur
50
6.81
Longleng
North Tripura
Chandel
51
52
53
6.74
6.63
6.25
Mon
Karbi Anglong
Champhai
Bishnupur
Senapati
Jorhat
Kokrajhar
Nalbari
Golaghat
Lawngtlai
Thoubal
Dhemaji
Lakhimpur
Goalpara
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
5.70
5.58
5.54
5.38
5.04
4.72
4.57
4.46
4.33
4.07
3.90
3.64
3.28
3.16
Sonitpur
68
3.00
Sibsagar
69
2.93
Hailakandi
Dhubri
Darrang
Morigaon
Nagaon
70
71
72
73
74
2.84
2.58
2.34
2.29
2.26
Tinsukia
Barpeta
Bongaigaon
75
76
77
2.12
2.06
1.72
Ukhrul
West Tripura
N.C. Hills
38
39
40
9.52
9.48
9.46
Dibrugarh
Karimganj
Cachar
ALL NE
78
79
80
1.62
1.59
1.05
7.12
Table 21: District Ranking on Health Infrastructure
District
Rank Hospital
District
Rank Hospital
beds per
beds per
100 sq
100 sq
km
km
Imphal West
1
142.12
Karimganj
41
8.84
Kamrup
2
129.99
Mon
42
8.29
East Sikkim
3
103.73
Tirap
43
7.92
Lower
Imphal East
4
92.44
Subansiri
44
7.74
East Khasi
Hills
5
55.57
Bongaigaon
45
7.25
West Tripura
6
48.58
Wokha
45
7.25
West Khasi
Kohima
7
44.38
Hills
47
7.24
South Garo
South Sikkim
8
29.33
Hills
48
7.03
Thoubal
9
27.63
Kiphire
49
6.51
Nalbari
10
22.68
Tinsukia
50
6.44
Dimapur
11
22.65
Dhemaji
51
6.43
Bishnupur
12
22.58
Dibrugarh
52
5.68
Mokokchung
13
19.44
Saiha
53
5.08
North Tripura
14
19.25
East Siang
54
4.72
South Tripura
15
17.66
Peren
55
4.55
Jorhat
16
16.56
Senapati
56
4.37
West Sikkim
17
15.23
Karbi Anglong
57
4.35
Dhubri
18
15.08
Kolasib
58
4.34
West Garo
Hills
19
14.27
Cachar
59
4.01
Goalpara
20
14.25
Churachandpur
60
3.98
Zunheboto
21
14.18
N.C. Hills
61
3.64
Nagaon
22
13.19
Serchhip
62
3.52
Aizawl
23
12.86
East Kameng
63
3.39
Lakhimpur
24
12.82
West Siang
64
3.10
East Garo
Hills
25
12.68
North Sikkim
65
3.08
Papumpare
26
12.59
Ukhrul
66
2.95
Golaghat
27
11.71
Changlang
67
2.90
Kokrajhar
28
11.70
Lunglei
68
2.65
Hailakandi
29
11.61
Tamenglong
69
2.51
Sibsagar
30
11.54
Tawang
70
2.49
Morigaon
31
11.48
Lohit + Anjaw
71
2.24
Phek
32
11.40
Chandel
72
2.23
Rhi-Bhoi
33
11.36
West kameng
73
1.93
29
Jaintia Hills
Barpeta
34
35
10.74
10.48
74
75
1.88
1.65
10.11
Champhai
Mamit
Upper
Subansiri
Darrang
Dhalai
District
Sonitpur
Longleng
Tuensang
36
76
1.62
37
38
39
40
10.04
9.47
9.27
8.88
Upper Siang
Lawngtlai
Kurung Kumey
Dibang Valley
77
78
79
80
1.26
1.17
0.68
0.64
10.59
ALL NE
Table 22: District Ranking on Financial Infrastructure
Bank
Bank
branches
branches
District
Rank
District
Rank
per 10,000
per 10,000
Population.
Population.
South Sikkim
1
4.03
Tirap
40
0.60
South Garo
North Sikkim
2
1.95
Hills
42
0.59
Papumpare
3
1.89
Tinsukia
42
0.59
Serchhip
4
1.67
Mokokchung
44
0.57
Kolasib
5
1.52
Changlang
45
0.56
East Khasi
Hills
6
1.50
Lawngtlai
46
0.54
Mamit
7
1.43
Lakhimpur
47
0.53
West Sikkim
8
1.38
Sibsagar
47
0.53
Tawang
9
1.28
East Kameng
49
0.52
Upper Siang
10
1.20
Golaghat
50
0.51
Aizawl
11
1.14
Wokha
51
0.50
East Siang
11
1.14
Cachar
52
0.49
Jaintia Hills 13
1.10
Sonitpur
53
0.48
Lower
Subansiri
14
1.08
Kurung Kumey
54
0.47
West kameng
15
1.07
Zunheboto
55
0.45
West Siang
16
1.06
Karimganj
56
0.44
Rhi-Bhoi
17
0.99
Senapati
57
0.42
Dimapur
18
0.97
Chandel
57
0.42
Lunglei
19
0.95
Bongaigaon
57
0.42
Champhai
20
0.92
Nalbari
60
0.41
Kohima
21
0.90
Goalpara
61
0.40
West Tripura
22
0.89
Bishnupur
62
0.38
Dibang Valley 23
0.87
Nagaon
63
0.37
N.C. Hills
24
0.85
Tamenglong
64
0.36
Saiha
25
0.82
Barpeta
64
0.36
Kamrup
26
0.76
Hailakandi
66
0.35
West Khasi
Hills
27
0.74
Morigaon
66
0.35
30
West Garo
Hills
East Sikkim
South Tripura
Imphal West
East Garo
Hills
Upper
Subansiri
Jorhat
Karbi Anglong
Lohit + Anjaw
North Tripura
Dhalai
District
Phek
Dibrugarh
28
28
28
31
0.73
0.73
0.73
0.72
Darrang
Peren
Dhemaji
Imphal East
68
69
70
71
0.33
0.32
0.30
0.28
31
0.72
Ukhrul
71
0.28
31
34
35
36
36
0.72
0.65
0.64
0.63
0.63
Thoubal
Tuensang
Kokrajhar
Dhubri
Churachandpur
73
73
75
76
77
0.27
0.27
0.26
0.23
0.22
38
39
40
0.62
0.61
0.60
Kiphire
Mon
Longleng
ALL NE
78
79
80
0.19
0.15
0.08
0.57
Table 23: District Ranking on Financial
Infrastructure
Banks
per
District
Rank
District
Rank
100
sq km
East Garo
South Sikkim
1
7.07 Hills
41
Imphal West
2
6.17 Kokrajhar
42
West Tripura
3
4.54 Serchhip
43
Kamrup
4
4.42 Zunheboto
44
East Khasi
Hills
5
3.51 Dhemaji
45
Dimapur
6
3.24 Karbi Anglong
46
Karimganj
7
2.43 Wokha
47
Lower
Jorhat
8
2.28 Subansiri
48
Nagaon
9
2.16 Phek
49
West Khasi
Dibrugarh
10
2.10 Hills
50
Sibsagar
10
2.10 Senapati
51
Nalbari
12
2.08 Saiha
52
Lakhimpur
13
2.06 N.C. Hills
53
South Garo
Thoubal
14
1.95 Hills
54
Kohima
15
1.92 Champhai
55
Cachar
16
1.88 Mamit
56
East Sikkim
17
1.87 Lunglei
57
South
Tripura
18
1.83 Tirap
58
31
Banks
per
100
sq km
0.69
0.68
0.63
0.56
0.53
0.50
0.49
0.46
0.44
0.42
0.37
0.36
0.33
0.32
0.31
0.30
0.29
0.25
Barpeta
North
Tripura
Goalpara
Tinsukia
Bongaigaon
Morigaon
Bishnupur
Imphal East
West Sikkim
Sonitpur
Hailakandi
Darrang
Golaghat
Dhubri
Aizawl
West Garo
Hills
Jaintia
Hills
Rhi-Bhoi
19
1.82
Tawang
59
0.23
19
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
1.82
1.81
1.79
1.77
1.74
1.61
1.55
1.52
1.50
1.43
1.41
1.37
1.36
1.03
Tuensang
Mon
East Siang
North Sikkim
Kiphire
Lawngtlai
Chandel
Changlang
Peren
West Siang
Churachandpur
West kameng
Longleng
Ukhrul
59
61
62
63
64
65
66
66
66
69
70
70
70
73
0.23
0.22
0.21
0.19
0.18
0.16
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.14
0.11
0.11
0.11
0.09
34
1.02
Tamenglong
73
0.09
35
36
0.86
0.80
75
76
0.08
0.07
Papumpare
Mokokchung
Dhalai
District
Kolasib
36
36
0.80
0.80
Lohit + Anjaw
East Kameng
Upper
Subansiri
Upper Siang
Dibang Valley
77
77
0.06
0.06
39
40
0.79
0.72
79
80
0.04
0.02
0.85
Kurung Kumey
ALL NE
………….
32