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CollectionCadre wise Allotment of IAS officersThis collection contains datasets on cadre, domicile and gender-wise allotment of IAS officers for each state Note: date_of_appointment and present_post_with_effect_from were not available for recent recruitees28 datasetsView →

CollectionSocio-demographic Profile of undertrial prison inmatesThe collection consists of datasets pertaining to the socio-demographic profile of undertrial prison inmates such as their age, caste, religion, gender, domicile, duration of confinement, etc. which is useful in mapping trends.6 datasetsView →

CollectionMaster Collection: Prison Data from NCRBThe collection contains year-, state- and type-of-jail-wise compiled datasets on the total number of undertrial and convicted prisoners, prison capacity and the occupancy ratio across all the different types of jails in India from the year 2007 to 2021. The datasets relating to undertrials is further categorized by their education level, religion, caste, gender, domicile, duration of confinement, etc.9 datasetsView →

CollectionPrisoners - Types and Demography from Prison Statistics India Reports, NCRBThis comprehensive collection of datasets, derived from the annual Prison Statistics India (PSI) reports by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), provides a detailed analysis of the socio-demographic and legal landscape of India’s correctional system. The data is systematically categorised to track the composition of the prison population, including convicts, undertrials, detenues held under preventive laws like the NSA and PSA, and other inmates across all major facility types such as Central, District, Sub, Women, Open, and Special Jails, as well as Borstal Schools. Each dataset offers granular year-wise and state-wise insights into the social profile of prisoners, documenting their caste (SC, ST, OBC, and others), religious affiliation (Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh, and others), and educational background ranging from illiterate to post-graduate and technical degree holders. Furthermore, the collection monitors critical metrics such as the domicile status of inmates (local, out-of-state, or foreign nationals), age-group distributions, and the specific circumstances of women prisoners staying with children. By providing both raw numbers and percentage shares at the All-India level, these datasets serve as a vital resource for analysing institutional trends, prison overcrowding, and the representation of marginalised communities within the Indian penal system.56 datasetsView →