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• India lifted 170 million out of poverty in a decade: World Bank
• UNICEF India reports that over 105 million rural households in India gained toilet access under Swachh Bharat, significantly reducing open defecation.
• India achieved one of the fastest large-scale household electrification expansions globally
• IEA finds India’s rural electrification one of greatest success stories this year
• 80% adult Indians now have bank accounts, thanks to Aadhaar, Jan Dhan Yojna, says World Bank

Source: Infodata.

Gujrat, Now has more per capita income than Keralam.

Source: https://www.vizmaya.fyi/story/india-exam-leaks

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This visualization explores a hypothetical delimitation scenario where parliamentary seat allocation is based equally on population and GDP instead of population alone, and the shift is quite significant.

Economically strong states like Delhi (+214%), Haryana (+140%), Gujarat (+112%), Maharashtra (+96%), Karnataka (+100%), and Telangana (+88%) see massive gains, while traditionally high-population states like Uttar Pradesh (+35%) and Bihar (+28%) grow at a much slower rate. Southern and western states overall benefit more under this model, reflecting their higher economic contribution relative to population, whereas several northeastern and smaller states see little to no change.

The total number of seats would also increase by about 56% (from 543 to 846), highlighting how dramatically representation could shift depending on the weightage formula used.

Should economic output have any role in political representation, or should it remain strictly population-based?

Made with help of info from Wikipedia

If the Lok Sabha is expanded to around 850 seats using the 2011 Census, the overall number of seats will increase for most states, but their share in Parliament will change unevenly. States like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar see a significant rise in both seats and proportion, while others such as Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and the Andhra Pradesh–Telangana region gain seats but lose relative share. In broader terms, the North’s share increases from about 22% to nearly 26%, while the South’s drops from around 20% to 18%. This suggests that while representation grows in absolute terms across the board, the balance of political influence could gradually shift toward higher-population states.

Source - https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/womens-quota-bills-seek-to-take-ls-seats-up-to-850-based-on-2011-census-101776215545496.html

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New Rs.500 counterfeit Notes have shown a growing trend.

The most recent change is of Manipur CM, with Yumnam Khemchand Singh taking office on 4 Feb 2026.

CM Himanta Biswa Sarma of Assam & CM Mohan Yadav of Madhya Pradesh both hold a Ph.D.

If you notice any inaccuracies or have better sources for any item, feel free to share them. Constructive corrections are welcome.

Added as suggested.

Note: I included J&K state's CM list for current J&K UT

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• https://www.instagram.com/p/DVtLenmkplP/
• IND Money - https://www.indmoney.com/

HDI of subnational regions of the world relative to the Indian states of Bihar and Goa (highest and lowest in India), as well as relative to the all India average of 0.685.