Patna. As soon as the session of Bihar Legislature started on Tuesday, the government presented the economic survey report of caste based census on the table of the House. Copies of this report have been distributed to all the MLAs. According to the report of Caste and Economic Survey, only 1.22 percent population of Bihar lives outside, whereas according to the report released by the government, 94.28 percent people are living in Bihar. They do not need to go out. According to the report on the educational status of the population in Bihar, shocking figures have emerged regarding the migrant Biharis.
Families with more than 2 rooms 36.76 percent
The Economic Survey report of caste based enumeration is saying that the residential status of families in Bihar in which the family having permanent house with 2 or more than 2 rooms is 36.76 percent. Apart from this, there are 22.37 percent families with permanent houses having one room. Similarly, the families with tile/tin roof are 26.54 percent. Along with this, the number of families living in huts is 14.9 percent. Along with this, the number of homeless families is 0.24 percent.
Monthly income of 4 percent population in backward class is more than Rs 50 thousand
According to the economic data of the caste based census report of Bihar, the monthly income of about 25 percent of the general category population is 6 thousand rupees, 23 percent of the population has a monthly income of 6 to 10 thousand rupees, 19 percent of the population has a monthly income of 10 thousand to 20 thousand, The monthly income of 16 percent population is between Rs 20 thousand to Rs 50 thousand, and the monthly income of 9 percent population is more than Rs 50 thousand. In the backward class, 33 percent of the population has a monthly income of 6 thousand, in the backward class, 29 percent of the population has a monthly income of 6 to 10 thousand, in the backward class, 18 percent of the population has a monthly income of 10 to 20 thousand, in the backward class, 10 percent of the population has a monthly income of 20 to 50 thousand, the monthly income of 4 percent population in backward class is more than 50 thousand.
Monthly income of 2 percent population in extremely backward class is more than Rs 50 thousand
On the other hand, if we talk about the extremely backward class, then in the extremely backward class, 33 percent of the population has a monthly income of 6 thousand rupees, in the extremely backward class, 32 percent of the population has a monthly income of 6 to 10 thousand, in the extremely backward class, 18 percent of the population has a monthly income of 10 to 10 thousand rupees. 20 thousand, the monthly income of 2 percent of the population falling in the extremely backward class is 20 to 50 thousand, the monthly income of 2 percent of the population falling in the extremely backward class is more than 50 thousand.
Monthly income of 1 percent population in Scheduled Caste category is more than Rs 50 thousand
Whereas in the Scheduled Caste category, 42 percent of the population has a monthly income of 6 thousand rupees, in the Scheduled Caste category, 29 percent of the population has a monthly income of 6 to 10 thousand, in the Scheduled Caste category, 15 percent of the population has a monthly income of 10 to 20 thousand, in the Scheduled Caste category 5 The monthly income of 1% of the population is between 20 to 50 thousand and in the Scheduled Caste category, the monthly income of 1% of the population is more than 50 thousand.
Monthly income of 2.53 percent population is Rs 50 thousand
Talking about the Scheduled Tribe category, in ST category the monthly income of 42 percent of the population is Rs. 6, in the Scheduled Tribe category, the monthly income of 25% of the population is 6 to 10 thousand, in the Scheduled Tribe category, the monthly income of 16 percent of the population is 10 to 20 thousand, in the Scheduled Tribe category In India, 8 percent of the population has a monthly income of Rs 20 to 50 thousand and 2.53 percent of the population has a monthly income of Rs 50 thousand.