Why does Kerala has better Human Development than Maharashtra? explain.
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Kerala is the state with
the highest literacy rate in the country (93.91 %), both male (96.02 %)and female (91.98 %). Punjab's literacy rate is 75.84 %
the best health care facilities in India.
maximum NRI population (1.62 millions, Punjab’s NRI population 5 lakhs).
minimum infant mortality (12 per 1000 births, Punjab’s 26 per 1000 births).
better hygiene conditions.
minimum difference in lifestyle between cities and villages.
maximum middle class population.
All these together contribute to have a better HDI (Human Development Index) compared to any other state of India including Punjab.
Kerala model development which gave maximum focus on education and health care gave kerala an upper hand over all other states, well in advance.
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the highest literacy rate in the country (93.91 %), both male (96.02 %)and female (91.98 %). Punjab's literacy rate is 75.84 %
the best health care facilities in India.
maximum NRI population (1.62 millions, Punjab’s NRI population 5 lakhs).
minimum infant mortality (12 per 1000 births, Punjab’s 26 per 1000 births).
better hygiene conditions.
minimum difference in lifestyle between cities and villages.
maximum middle class population.
All these together contribute to have a better HDI (Human Development Index) compared to any other state of India including Punjab.
Kerala model development which gave maximum focus on education and health care gave kerala an upper hand over all other states, well in advance.
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it is because it has the highest litreacy rate
people depend on both agriculture and industries in maharastra more importance is given to industries only in kerala both is handeled equally
better hygiene state better development in medicine
people depend on both agriculture and industries in maharastra more importance is given to industries only in kerala both is handeled equally
better hygiene state better development in medicine
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