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Over 20 States’ Consumption Spend Higher than National Average: Report

28 Dec 2024
1 min

Household Consumption Expenditure Survey 2023-24

The Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation released the Household Consumption Expenditure Survey for 2023-24, highlighting key details on per capita consumption across Indian states.

Key Findings

  • Highest and Lowest MPCE:
    • Sikkim reported the highest monthly per capita consumption expenditure (MPCE) in both rural and urban households.
    • Chhattisgarh had the lowest MPCE across rural and urban areas.
  • Comparison to Previous Year:
    • Both Sikkim and Chhattisgarh maintained their respective rankings from the previous year.
  • National Average MPCE:
    • Rural India: ₹4,122
    • Urban India: ₹6,996
  • States Surpassing National Average:
    • 26 states/UTs in rural areas and 23 in urban areas surpassed the national average MPCE.
  • Top MPCE States and UTs:
    • Rural: Sikkim (₹9,377), Chandigarh (₹8,857), Goa (₹8,048)
    • Urban: Sikkim (₹13,927), Chandigarh (₹13,425), Andaman and Nicobar Islands (₹10,453)

Urban-Rural Gap in MPCE

  • Gap Analysis:
    • All-India gap stood at 69.7%.
    • Meghalaya had the highest urban-rural gap at 103.5%.
    • Kerala had the smallest gap among states at 17.7%.
    • Lakshadweep recorded the lowest gap among UTs at 0.4%.

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