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CollectionPeriodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS)This collection consists of datasets from the Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS). PLFS is a national survey conducted in India to assess labor market indicators, including employment, unemployment, and workforce participation. It collects data on various demographic characteristics, employment status, and economic activities, providing insights into the country's labor dynamics and helping inform policy decisions. The years covered in the survey are from July to June. For instance, 2023-24 refers to the period July 2023 to June 2024 and likewise for other years.39 datasetsView →

CollectionNCRB - Human TraffickingThe Human Trafficking in India collection, based on National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data, provides comprehensive statistics on human trafficking cases, victims, rescue operations, purposes of trafficking, and police and court disposal. The collection covers crime head wise and state wise cases, crime and chargesheet rates, persons arrested and their disposal, victims trafficked and rescued by age, gender and nationality, and the number of Police Districts and Anti Human Trafficking Units. It also includes trafficking purposes such as forced labour, forced marriage, domestic servitude, sexual exploitation, child pornography, begging, drug peddling, petty crimes, and removal of organs, enabling analysis of the scale, patterns, victims, and institutional response to human trafficking in India.18 datasetsView →

CollectionNCRB Crime in India-Violent Crimes (Kidnapping and Abduction)The Violent Crimes – Kidnapping and Abduction collection provides detailed statistical coverage of kidnapping and abduction cases reported in India, as recorded by the National Crime Records Bureau. The collection includes datasets on cases reported, chargesheeting rate, and crime rate, along with extensive information on victim demographics, recovery status, and underlying purposes of kidnapping and abduction. Data is available at year wise, state wise, city wise, and metropolitan city levels, enabling granular regional analysis. The collection captures victim details classified by victim type child or adult, age group, and gender, and recovery outcomes such as persons recovered alive, persons recovered dead, unrecovered victims from previous years, unrecovered kidnapped and abducted persons, total recovered, and percentage recovery. It also documents the purpose of kidnapping and abduction, including ransom, murder, marriage, illicit intercourse, prostitution, begging, adoption, domestic servitude, forced labour or slavery, sale or selling of body parts, revenge, family disputes, property or civil disputes, unlawful activities, recovery of loans, wrongful confinement, camel racing, and other motives. Collectively, these datasets offer a comprehensive picture of patterns, motivations, victim vulnerability, and recovery outcomes in kidnapping and abduction crimes, making the collection valuable for research, policy formulation, and monitoring child and adult safety in India.13 datasetsView →

CollectionQuarterly Employment SurveyThe quarterly employment survey is carried out by the Labour Bureau under the Ministry of Labour and Employment since 2021-22. It provides quarterly updates about employment vacancies, training, and other related parameters for selected nine (9) sectors of the non-farm economy over successive quarters. These nine sectors are Manufacturing, Construction, Trade, Transport, Education, Health, Accommodation & Restaurants, Information Technology (IT) & Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), and Financial Services.5 datasetsView →

CollectionNSS 78th Round : Multiple Indicator Survey in India (2020-21)This Collection contains datasets on multiple topics and subjects such as Population, Number of Households and their Average Size, Banking and Indebtedness of People, Migration of Labour Work People and Other People from one Place to Another, together with the Main Reasons for their Migration, Differences in Income of People due to Migration, Percentage of People Willing to Migrate, Households who bought New Houses (by break up of their total floor area, the total number of rooms, etc.), Households who bought Houses on Loan, Households with Infrastructure facilities such as Roads, etc., Principal Sources of Drinking Water, their Access and Distance from Dwelling Places of People, Types of Education, Skills and Employment held and possessed by People, Types of Energies used for Cooking, Access and Usage of Broadband and Mobile Telephones, Access and Usage of Toilets and Hand Washing Facilities, etc. 34 datasetsView →

CollectionNGO Data from DarpanThe collection contains historically compiled master data on the Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), as disclosed on the website of NGO-Darpan The specifics of data contained in the datasets include Year- and District-wise names of NGOs registered in India, along with details such as their Registration Number, including Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) registration number, the names of places in which they are registered and operating, the funding sources, along with names of the funding agencies, the different fields in which the NGOs are working, etc. The different fields of NGOs work covered in the dataset include Animal Husbandry - Dairying and Fisheries, Children, Civic Issues, Dalit Upliftment, Disaster Management, Drinking Water, Education and Literacy, serving Aged/Elderly, Environment, Health, Family Welfare, Human Rights, Land and Labour, Minority Issues, Nutrition, Prisoner's Issues, Right to Information and Advocacy, Tribal Affairs, etc. Notes: 1. The NGO-DARPAN started out as an initiative of the Prime Minister's Office, to create and promote a healthy partnership between VOs/NGOs and the Government of India. The Portal is managed at present by NITI Aayog 2. The information provided on the Darpan portal is based on the information which is voluntarily disclosed by the NGOs on the same portal. Therefore, the NGO data provided on the same portal and the datasets is not based on survey, verification, compilation and disclosed by the government, but the information voluntarily disclosed on the website. 3. The names of NGOs and the funding sources in the Raw Data are voluminous in number. Hence, they are provided as they are given in the Raw Data, since it is not possible to standardize them.38 datasetsView →

CollectionNCRB Crime in India (Summary)The NCRB Crime in India (Summary) collection provides a consolidated national-level statistical view of all cognizable crimes recorded annually across India. Compiled from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), this collection aggregates data on offences registered under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Special and Local Laws (SLL) across the country at year-wise, state-wise, city-wise and crime-head levels. The collection includes metrics on the number of cases registered, crime rate, chargesheet rate, FIRs and online e-FIRs, covering both overall totals and disaggregation by legal categories. For IPC crimes, the collection captures offences affecting the human body such as murder, rape, kidnapping and abduction, human trafficking, culpable homicide, assault, hurt, cruelty by husband or relatives, miscarriage, foeticide, dowry deaths, and abetment of suicide, offences against property such as burglary, theft, robbery, dacoity, criminal breach of trust, extortion and blackmailing, and offences relating to public tranquility including riots, unlawful assembly and enmity between groups, as well as miscellaneous crimes including arson, forgery, cheating and fraud, rash driving, religion-related offences and criminal intimidation. For SLL crimes, the collection includes offences registered under a wide range of laws including the Arms Act, NDPS Act, IT Act, Wildlife Act, Dowry Prohibition Act, SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act, POCSO Act, Child Labour Act, Juvenile Justice Act, Domestic Violence Act, Chit Funds Act, Prevention of Corruption Act, Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, Environmental and Pollution Control Acts, Motor Vehicle Act, Passport Act, Explosives Act, Gambling Act, Bonded Labour Act, and State-specific Police Acts, covering categories such as illegal arms, trafficking, prostitution, corruption, narcotics, online cyber offences, child protection, excise violations, counterfeit currency and environmental violations.14 datasetsView →

CollectionEmployment Provident Fund Payroll DataThe collection contains master data on employees payroll from the year 2017-18 to till date. The specifics of data contained in the dataset include year-, month-, state-, age-group-, industry-type- and gender-wise compiled data on estimate number of payroll members and the number of new, exited and rejoined subscribers in Employment Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) The Employment Provident Fund (EPF) was launched in the year 1951 under the Employees Provident Fund Act to administer contributory provident fund, pension scheme and an insurance scheme. It promotes to save funds for retirement for the workforce engaged in the organized sector in India. The Act and Schemes framed there under are administered by a tri-partite Board known as the Central Board of Trustees, Employees' Provident Fund, consisting of representatives of Government (Both Central and State), Employers, and Employees. It is one of the world’s largest organizations in terms of clientele and the volume of financial transactions undertaken by it. The Board is assisted by the Employees’ Provident Fund Organization (EPFO), which functions under Ministry of Labour and Employment. 10 datasetsView →