Table 1: Per Capita Net State Domestic Product (NSDP)
States |
1993-94 (1993-94
base) (Rs.) |
2007-08 (1999-00
base) (Rs.) |
Compound
annual growth rate (%) |
1.
Arunachal Pradesh |
8,733 |
20,570 |
5.88 |
2.
|
5,715 |
15,857 |
7.04 |
3.
Manipur |
5,846 |
15,270 |
6.61 |
4.
Meghalaya |
6,893 |
20,094 |
7.39 |
5.
Mizoram |
NA |
19,750 |
2.06# |
6.
Nagaland |
9,129 |
18,318* |
5.50 |
7.
|
8,402 |
23,684 |
7.15 |
8.
Tripura |
5,534 |
22,987$ |
10.71 |
|
7,690 |
24,295 |
7.97 |
*. The figure pertain to
2005-06. $. The figure
pertain to 2006-07.
#. Compound annual growth rate for
the period 1999-00 to 2007-08.
Note:
1.
The State of
2.
Per capita NSDP
and per capita NNP at constant prices are obtained from CSO.
(c) Yes, Sir.
Since the Union Budget of 1997-98 all Central Ministries/Departments, excepting
few exempted ones, are required to earmark atleast 10%
of their annual gross budgetary support towards development of the North
Eastern States.
(d) The total outlay and expenditure of
Central Ministries/Departments in the North Eastern States during the first 2
years of the Eleventh Five-Year Plan is given below:
Table 2: Outlay and
expenditure of Central Ministries/Departments
in NER from earmarked 10% GBS
(Rs. in crores)
|
Outlay (RE) |
Expenditure/ Re-appropriation |
2007-08 |
12,417.48 |
10,863.94 |
2008-09 |
14,219.14 |
10,738.90 |
2009-10 (BE) |
16,341.68 |
- |
Note:
1.
Outlay figures
are based on Expenditure Budget Vol. 2 Demands for Grants for relevant years
published by Ministry of Finance.
2.
Expenditure/Re-appropriation, as reported by Ministries/Departments.
While increased expenditure and
improvement in the implementation of schemes of Central Ministries/Departments
are, no doubt, important for higher income level in the North Eastern States
they are not, by themselves, sufficient to ensure faster economic growth of the
region. The expenditure of Central Ministries/Departments in the North Eastern
Region given in table 1 above comprise just about 40 percent of the annual
investment requirements for 11th Plan period to achieve accelerated
growth estimated in NER Vision 2020 Document. The expenditure of Central
Ministries/Departments alone is not sufficient to ensure higher growth rate
unless accompanied by robust private and State sector investments.
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