Socio - Economic Data

The Census of India 2011 provides important insights into the employment and livelihood patterns of Pune’s population. According to the census, the unemployment rate reflects the proportion of people who were willing and available to work but did not have employment at the time of the survey. This indicator helps understand the socio-economic condition of the city, highlighting challenges in providing sufficient job opportunities for a rapidly growing urban population. For Pune, the data reveals variations in employment across gender, age groups, and occupational sectors, offering a baseline for analyzing workforce participation and planning future policies. The information is officially sourced from the Census of India, 2011. 

Source: Census of India, 2011

The Census of India 2011 records detailed information on households in Pune, providing a snapshot of living conditions and basic amenities available to the city’s residents. Household data includes the number of occupied houses, family size, access to drinking water, sanitation, electricity, and other essential services. This information is crucial for understanding patterns of urban growth, infrastructure needs, and the overall quality of life in Pune. The data also reflects socio-economic variations across different areas of the city, helping policymakers and planners identify gaps in service delivery. The information is officially sourced from the Census of India, 2011. 

Source: Census of India, 2011

The Census of India 2011 provides a detailed household profile for Pune, highlighting the social and demographic characteristics of families living in the city. The household profile covers aspects such as household size, type of housing (permanent, semi-permanent, or temporary), availability of basic facilities like drinking water, sanitation, electricity, and cooking fuel, as well as ownership patterns. This dataset helps in understanding the standard of living, infrastructure access, and lifestyle conditions of Pune’s residents. It also serves as a valuable baseline for comparing urban development trends over time. The information is officially sourced from the Census of India, 2011. 

Source: Census of India, 2011