What Is B.P.L. (Below Poverty Line) ?
Below Poverty Line is an economic benchmark used by the government of India to indicate economic disadvantage and to identify individuals and households in need of government assistance and aid. It is determined using various parameters which vary from state to state and within states. The present criteria are based on a survey conducted in 2002. Going into a survey due for a decade, India's central government is undecided on criteria to identify families below poverty line..
Current method of measurement B.P.L. (Below Poverty Line):
Criteria are different for the rural and urban areas. In its Tenth Five-Year Plan, the degree of deprivation is measured with the help of parameters with scores given from 0–4, with 13 parameters. Families with 17 marks or less (formerly 15 marks or less) out of a maximum 52 marks have been classified as BPL. Poverty line solely depends on the per capital income in India rather than level of prices.
B.P.L. Data and methodology:
The national poverty estimates for India are based on rounds of Household Consumption Expenditure Surveys conducted by the National Sample Survey Office (N.S.S.O). The round conducted in 2011/12 is the most recent for which consumption data is available. In 2014/15, the N.S.S.O. conducted another survey that did not collect comparable consumption data, but did include information on several correlates of household consumption. This information is used to compute household consumption by utilizing the relationship between household consumption and its characteristics in past years. Reported poverty rates at the international poverty lines use rural and urban pass-through factors (from household final consumption expenditure to survey consumption) implicit in these imputations. Because the poverty estimates are based on imputations, shared prosperity related indicators are not reported in this Brief. State-wise poverty lines are estimated using the methodology prescribed by the Tendulkar Committee. The all India poverty ratio is obtained as a state-population weighted average poverty ratio. The international poverty estimates are based on the $1.90 per person per day in 2011 P.P.P. terms. The national P.P.P. is dis-aggregated into rural and urban P.P.P. to reflect cost-of-living differences in these areas.
Gujarat B.P.L. List All Villages:
Yes, We can see all gujarat villages. B.P.L. list available in government website. If you want see Old List, New List(Proposed), BPL ADD-ON LIST, BPL ADD-ON LIST 2008-09 Click Below Urls.
BPL List:
Below Poverty Line is an economic benchmark used by the government of India to indicate economic disadvantage and to identify individuals and households in need of government assistance and aid. It is determined using various parameters which vary from state to state and within states. The present criteria are based on a survey conducted in 2002. Going into a survey due for a decade, India's central government is undecided on criteria to identify families below poverty line..
Current method of measurement B.P.L. (Below Poverty Line):
Criteria are different for the rural and urban areas. In its Tenth Five-Year Plan, the degree of deprivation is measured with the help of parameters with scores given from 0–4, with 13 parameters. Families with 17 marks or less (formerly 15 marks or less) out of a maximum 52 marks have been classified as BPL. Poverty line solely depends on the per capital income in India rather than level of prices.
B.P.L. Data and methodology:
The national poverty estimates for India are based on rounds of Household Consumption Expenditure Surveys conducted by the National Sample Survey Office (N.S.S.O). The round conducted in 2011/12 is the most recent for which consumption data is available. In 2014/15, the N.S.S.O. conducted another survey that did not collect comparable consumption data, but did include information on several correlates of household consumption. This information is used to compute household consumption by utilizing the relationship between household consumption and its characteristics in past years. Reported poverty rates at the international poverty lines use rural and urban pass-through factors (from household final consumption expenditure to survey consumption) implicit in these imputations. Because the poverty estimates are based on imputations, shared prosperity related indicators are not reported in this Brief. State-wise poverty lines are estimated using the methodology prescribed by the Tendulkar Committee. The all India poverty ratio is obtained as a state-population weighted average poverty ratio. The international poverty estimates are based on the $1.90 per person per day in 2011 P.P.P. terms. The national P.P.P. is dis-aggregated into rural and urban P.P.P. to reflect cost-of-living differences in these areas.
Gujarat B.P.L. List All Villages:
Yes, We can see all gujarat villages. B.P.L. list available in government website. If you want see Old List, New List(Proposed), BPL ADD-ON LIST, BPL ADD-ON LIST 2008-09 Click Below Urls.
BPL List: