List of districts in Tamil Nadu by Human Development Index
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List of districts in Tamil Nadu by Human Development Index
The Human Development Index (HDI) is a composite statistic of life expectancy, education, and per capita income indicators, which are used to rank regions into four tiers of human development. The state of Tamil Nadu in India is divided into several districts, each with its own HDI ranking. This article provides a detailed list of districts in Tamil Nadu by their Human Development Index.
Overview[edit | edit source]
Tamil Nadu is one of the most developed states in India, with a high HDI compared to other states. The HDI rankings of the districts in Tamil Nadu are based on various factors including health, education, and economic status. The HDI is a crucial measure for assessing the overall development and quality of life in the districts.
List of Districts by HDI[edit | edit source]
Below is the list of districts in Tamil Nadu ranked by their Human Development Index:
- Chennai - Chennai, the capital city, has the highest HDI in Tamil Nadu due to its advanced healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and economic opportunities.
- Kanyakumari - Known for its high literacy rate and better healthcare services.
- Coimbatore - A major industrial hub with significant advancements in education and healthcare.
- Tiruchirappalli - Notable for its educational institutions and healthcare facilities.
- Madurai - Known for its cultural heritage and improving human development indicators.
- Tirunelveli - Shows significant progress in education and healthcare.
- Erode - Known for its textile industry and improving human development metrics.
- Salem - An industrial city with growing educational and healthcare facilities.
- Thanjavur - Famous for its cultural heritage and improving human development indicators.
- Vellore - Known for its medical and educational institutions.
Factors Influencing HDI in Tamil Nadu[edit | edit source]
Several factors contribute to the HDI of districts in Tamil Nadu:
- Healthcare: The availability and quality of healthcare services significantly impact the HDI. Districts with better healthcare facilities tend to have higher HDI.
- Education: Literacy rates and the quality of educational institutions play a crucial role in determining the HDI.
- Economic Status: Per capita income and employment opportunities are vital for a higher HDI.
See Also[edit | edit source]
- Human Development Index
- Tamil Nadu
- Districts of Tamil Nadu
- Economy of Tamil Nadu
- Education in Tamil Nadu
- Healthcare in Tamil Nadu
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