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CollectionBSE and NSE IndicesThis collection provides a comprehensive statistical overview of daily market performance across India's two primary stock exchanges: the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE). By consolidating day-wise trading metrics such as Open, High, Low, Close, Turnover Amount, and Shares Traded, the collection tracks the volatility, liquidity, and overall trajectory of various market indices. It also integrates key fundamental valuation metrics, including Price-to-Earnings (P/E) and Price-to-Book (P/B) ratios for BSE indices. Together, these datasets offer granular insights into market sentiment and valuation, helping investors, researchers, and analysts evaluate historical trends, sectoral momentum, and broad economic health. Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) are the leading financial exchanges in India. An index on these exchanges (such as the BSE Sensex or NSE Nifty 50) is a statistical aggregate that measures the performance of a selected basket of stocks. These indices act as barometers for the broader equity market, reflecting the collective performance of key sectors or the overall economy.2 datasetsView →

CollectionPrison Staff Strength and Training from Prison Statistics India Reports, NCRBThis collection of datasets, derived from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) Prison Statistics India reports, provides a detailed structural analysis of the human resources managing India’s correctional facilities. It tracks the year-wise and state-wise sanctioned and actual strength of jail personnel, highlighting critical gaps in the workforce through vacancy data and inmate-to-staff ratios. The data encompasses a wide range of roles, including high-level officers (DG, IG, Superintendent), jail cadre staff (Warders and Matrons), medical professionals, and ministerial staff. A significant focus of this collection is the representation of women among jail officers and staff, as well as the presence of specialised correctional personnel such as psychologists, social workers, and welfare officers. Additionally, the datasets monitor the professional development of the workforce by documenting the frequency and scale of training programs provided to jail staff. These insights are vital for researchers and policymakers evaluating administrative efficiency, staff welfare, and the overall capacity of the Indian penal system to provide secure and rehabilitative environments.10 datasetsView →

CollectionExchange Rates of Indian Rupee Against Foreign CurrenciesThis Collection contains datasets which broadly cover year-wise, month-wise, and daily exchange rates of the Indian Rupee against global currencies, including SDR, US Dollar, Pound Sterling, Euro, Deutsche Mark, and Japanese Yen. They also include datasets of REER, NEER indices, and high/low rates for specific periods.7 datasetsView →

CollectionNCRB - Crimes Against Senior CitizensThis collection of datasets, extracted from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) Crime in India reports, provides a comprehensive end-to-end analysis of the legal journey of crimes against senior citizens. It tracks the entire lifecycle of a case, beginning with police disposal status, documenting investigations, chargesheets submitted, and cases closed due to insufficient evidence or technical grounds (such as Section 157(1)(b) of the CrPC). The data is benchmarked against the Registrar General of India’s Census 2011 population figures to calculate essential metrics like the crime rate and chargesheet rate. The collection offers high granularity by categorising offences under major crime heads, including violent crimes (murder, rape, kidnapping), property offences (theft, robbery, fraud), and crimes specifically targeting elderly women. It further extends to the judicial disposal status, detailing court outcomes such as convictions, acquittals, discharges, and plea bargains. With additional gender-wise data on arrested persons, these datasets serve as a vital resource for policymakers and advocacy groups to evaluate the efficiency of law enforcement and the judicial system in protecting India’s elderly population.21 datasetsView →

CollectionJail Breaks, Escapes, & Clashes in Prisons from Prison Statistics India Reports, NCRBThis collection of datasets, derived from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) Prison Statistics India reports, provides a detailed record of prison security incidents and custodial breaches. It tracks the frequency of group clashes and violent conflicts within jails, specifically distinguishing between incidents involving firearms (historically classified as "Firings in Jails") and those occurring without them. The data provides a high-level view of institutional safety by documenting the resulting injuries and deaths of both inmates and jail personnel. Beyond internal violence, the collection monitors the integrity of the correctional system by tracking jail breaks and escapees from both judicial and police custody. It offers granular year-wise and state-wise insights into the number of prisoners who successfully escaped and the subsequent count of those rearrested. Together, these datasets serve as a critical resource for evaluating the effectiveness of prison surveillance, the risks of custodial transit, and the overall security environment of India's penal institutions.8 datasetsView →

CollectionMaster Collection: Participation of Women in Decision MakingThis Collection contains datasets on the role of women in decision-making at various levels. It consists of datasets like women in the Union Council of Ministers, women MPs, the share of women in managerial positions, female police officers, Panchayat Raj institutions, Judges in the Supreme and High Court, women voters etc.12 datasetsView →

CollectionSoil Health DataThis collection contains year-, state-, district- and village wise soil health information for each location. It includes key soil parameters such as Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Sulphur, Organic Carbon, pH, Electrical Conductivity, Boron, Iron, Zinc, Copper, Manganese, and catchment area. A microwatershed (1:50K) is the smallest fundamental hydrological unit delineated on a 1:50,000 scale map, typically representing drainage areas of small streams or streamlets with a unique national code, while a prioritized microwatershed (1:50K) is that same basic unit evaluated and ranked (e.g., Very High, High, Medium, Low priority) based on factors like soil erosion and sediment yield index to phase conservation work. Notes: Nitrogen (kg/ha) : <280 is Low, 280 to 560 is Medium, >560 is High Phosphorous (kg/ha) : <10 is Low, 10 to 25 is Medium, >25 is High Potassium (kg/ha) : <120 is Low, 120 to 280 is Medium, >280 is High Organic Carbon (percentage) : < 0.5% is Low, 0.5 to 0.75% is Medium, > 0.75% is High Boron (ppm) : < 0.5 is Deficient, > 0.5 is Sufficient Iron (ppm) : < 4.5 is Deficient, > 5.5 is Sufficient Zinc (ppm) : < 0.6 is Deficient, > 0.6 is Sufficient Copper (ppm) : < 0.2 is Deficient, > 0.2 is Sufficient Manganese (ppm) : < 2 is Deficient, > 2 is Sufficient Sulphur (ppm) : < 10 is Deficient, > 10 is Sufficient pH Range:- Strongly acidic : ≤ 4.5 Moderately acidic : > 4.5 – 5.5 Slightly acidic : > 5.5 – 6.5 Normal : > 6.5 – 7.5 Slightly alkaline : > 7.5 – 8.5 Moderately alkaline (sodic) : > 8.5 – 9.5 Strongly alkaline (highly sodic) : > 9.5 Electrical Conductivity (dS/m):- Non saline : 0 – 1.68 Low salinity : 1.68 – 3.36 Mild salinity : 3.36 – 6.72 High salinity : 6.72 – 13.44 Severe salinity : > 13.4433 datasetsView →

CollectionStatistics of District Mineral Foundations (DMF)This collection contains state-, district-, and sector-wise cumulative data on the implementation and utilisation of District Mineral Foundation (DMF) funds. It covers the number of districts with DMFs established, amounts collected from coal, lignite, major and minor minerals, and the amounts allocated and spent. The datasets also provide details on projects sanctioned, yet to commence, ongoing, completed, and scrapped or cancelled. At the All-India and sector levels, it includes projects approved, amounts approved, and expenditure, with sectors classified into High Priority and Other Priority categories. District-level data further captures project sanctions and completions alongside DMF collections, allocations, and expenditure.6 datasetsView →