Andhra pradesh population 2022

Photo: Flickr.com/phabas CC BY-SA 2.0 The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh published the first edition of its multidimensional poverty index (MPI) report this year in March. This pioneering venture made Andhra Pradesh the first state in the country to have undertaken a project exclusively to estimate an MPI at the state and district level, disaggregated by social categories and urban-rural areas, using the data collected through a household survey conducted specifically for this purpose. Located on the southeast coast of India, Andhra Pradesh is the eighth largest state in the country in terms of area and is home to 50 million people. The erstwhile larger state of Andhra Pradesh used to be the fourth largest state in the India with a population of 84 million, but it was reorganised in 2014 into the present day states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The new state drafted a vision for itself to achieve key development milestones by 2019, 2022, and 2029. Tackling poverty in such a way that it leads not only to higher income but also better human development is a crucial thrust of this vision, demonstrated by the goal of ensuring access for all to 12 basic needs by 2019. In this context, the MPI was identified as a suitable metric to complement consumption-based poverty measures. The latest official estimates of poverty, as calculated in accordance with the 2011–12 Tendulkar methodology based on consumption expenditure, pegged the headcount ratio at 9.2% of the population of er...

Indian States by Population 2023 India is a federal union comprising 28 states and 8 union territories, a total of 36 numbers. According to Census Population Projection Report, India’s Population in 2023 is estimated at 13,88,163,000 (1.39 Billion or 139 Crore). Uttar Pradesh is the most populated state in India and Sikkim is the least populated State. Delhi is the Union Territory with the highest population and Lakshadweep is the least populated Union Territory. Source: Census 2011 & Census Population Projection report read more about Population of India Statewise Population of India 2023 Uttar Pradesh is the highest-population state in India followed by Maharashtra and Bihar. By the year 2024, Bihar’s population will surpass Maharashtra and will become the number two state by population. Similarly, Rajasthan which is at 7 ranks has surpassed Tamil Nadu and is now at number 6, and Gujrat which is at Nine ranks in the 2011 census has surpassed Karnataka and is now at number eight. Sikkim is the least populated state followed by Mizoram & Arunachal Pradesh. Let’s have a look at the population of States & Union Territories. Rank States 2011 Census 2023 estimates 1 19,98,12,341 2,35,687,000 2 11,23,74,333 1,26,385,000 3 10,40,99,452 1,26,756,000 4 9,12,76,115 99,084,000 5 7,26,26,809 86,579,000 6 7,21,47,030 76,860,000 7 6,85,48,437 81,025,000 8 6,10,95,297 67,692,000 9 6,04,39,692 71,507,000 10 49,386,799 53,156,000 11 4,19,74,218 46,276,000 12 35,193,978 38,090,000 13 3,34,...

• The Visakhapatnam district is the smallest district in area while Prakasam district is the largest. Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore district is the most populous whereas Parvathipuram Manyam district is the least populous district. The districts are further divided into two or more History [ ] At the time of As Andhra State, it consisted of 11 districts which are As a result of the 1956 As united Andhra Pradesh, it consisted of 21 district's, with 10 districts of Telangana region. [ citation needed] In the year 1959, The number of districts became 23 with the formation of After the bifurcation of the United Andhra Pradesh in 2014, the Andhra region now known as On 26 January 2022, the Andhra Pradesh district map outline over the years [ ] • (2022–present) Districts [ ] Code Official name Headquarters Revenue divisions Mandals Population Area (in sq.km) Density (per sq.km) Map SR 3 30 21,91,471 4,591 477.34 PM 2 15 9,25,340 3,659 252.89 VZ 3 27 19,30,811 4,122 468.42 VS 2 11 19,59,544 1,048 1869.79 AS 2 22 9,53,960 12,251 77.87 AK 2 25 17,26,998 4,292 402.38 KK 2 21 20,92,374 3,019 693.07 EG 2 19 18,32,332 2,561 715.48 KN 3 22 17,19,093 2,083 825.30 EL 3 28 20,71,700 6,679 310.18 WG 2 19 17,79,935 2,178 817.23 NT 3 20 22,18,591 3,316 669.06 KR 3 26 17,35,079 3,775 459.62 PL 3 28 20,41,723 7,298 279.76 GU 2 18 20,91,075 2,443 855.95 BP 2 25 15,86,918 3,829 414.45 PR 3 39 22,88,026 14,322 159.76 NE 4 38 24,69,712 10,441 236.54 KU 3 26 22,71,686 7,980 284.67 NN 3 30 17,81,777 9,...

This website stores cookies on your computer. These cookies are used to collect information about how you interact with our website and allow us to remember you. We use this information in order to improve and customize your browsing experience and for analytics and metrics about our visitors both on this website and other media. To find out more about the cookies we use, see our If you decline, your information won’t be tracked when you visit this website. A single cookie will be used in your browser to remember your preference not to be tracked. 1994 - 2022 | Yearly | Person mn | Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation Population: Andhra Pradesh data was reported at 53.079 Person mn in 2023. This records an increase from the previous number of 52.251 Person mn for 2022. Population: Andhra Pradesh data is updated yearly, averaging 51.492 Person mn from Mar 1994 to 2023, with 30 observations. The data reached an all-time high of 78.616 Person mn in 2004 and a record low of 46.761 Person mn in 2005. Population: Andhra Pradesh data remains active status in CEIC and is reported by Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation. The data is categorized under Global Database’s India – Table IN.GAA001: Population. Andhra Pradesh was formally bifurcated into Telangana and Andhra Pradesh by an Act of Parliament on June 2, 2014. With regards to this, in the release for year 2014 data, source has published the population data separately for Andhra Pradesh together w...

Andhra Pradesh districts: On 5th April 2022, Andra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy proposed 13 new districts under the AP Districts Formation Act, Section 3(5). The Government of Andhra Pradesh has issued a draft notification to increase the total number of districts from 13 to 26. The new districts include Palnadu, Nandyal, Kona Seema, Elura, NTR District, Bapatla, Sri Satyasai, Manyam, Alluri Sitharama Raju, Anakapalli, Kakinada, Annamayya, and Sri Balaji district. Take a detailed look at the 26 Andhra Pradesh districts below. How Many Districts in Andhra Pradesh The new number of Andhra Pradesh districts has increased from 13 to 26. Andhra Pradesh CM Jagan Mogan Reddy had promised during the 2019 poll campaign for the 2019 Assembly Elections that, if the party comes to power, then it would make every Lok Sabha constituency a district. He fulfilled promise on 5th April 2022, announcing the new districts in AP. The inauguration of the Andhra Pradesh new districts was via video conferencing, and officials from all the districts attended this digital inauguration ceremony. Here is some information about AP districts: State Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy New Number of AP Districts 26 Previous Number of Districts in AP 13 Andhra Pradesh Districts List The Andhra Pradesh districts list can be found here with other details. The new districts in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh were announced on 5th April 2022. After the release of the notification...

In the last few years, there has been a spate of attacks on Hindu temples in Andhra Pradesh. This includes acts of vandalism, desecration and, in some cases, pyromania. Allegations have been traded back and forth, with Hindus claiming that this is the result of rampant conversions to Christianity, which, in turn, has created . We have also seen calls for giving the Hindu community the Some political parties have been using this to discredit the Christian Chief Minister, Jaganmohan Reddy’s leadership. But we cannot dismiss the issue raised by the political parties as mere political oneupmanship. History shows us that newly-Christianising populations have a record of engaging in vandalism against pagan shrines. When St Francis Xavier first began converting young children in Goa, he described the Here’s a quote from Xavier: As to the numbers who become Christians, you may understand them from this, that it often happens to me to be hardly able to use my hands from the fatigue of baptising; often in a single day I have baptised whole villages. Sometimes I have lost my voice and strength altogether with repeating again and again the Credo and the other forms. The fruit that is reaped by the baptism of infants, as well as by the instruction of children and others, is quite incredible. These children, I trust heartily, by the grace of God, will be much better than their fathers. They show an ardent love for the Divine Law, and an extraordinary zeal for learning our holy religion ...

Photo: Flickr.com/phabas CC BY-SA 2.0 The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh published the first edition of its multidimensional poverty index (MPI) report this year in March. This pioneering venture made Andhra Pradesh the first state in the country to have undertaken a project exclusively to estimate an MPI at the state and district level, disaggregated by social categories and urban-rural areas, using the data collected through a household survey conducted specifically for this purpose. Located on the southeast coast of India, Andhra Pradesh is the eighth largest state in the country in terms of area and is home to 50 million people. The erstwhile larger state of Andhra Pradesh used to be the fourth largest state in the India with a population of 84 million, but it was reorganised in 2014 into the present day states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The new state drafted a vision for itself to achieve key development milestones by 2019, 2022, and 2029. Tackling poverty in such a way that it leads not only to higher income but also better human development is a crucial thrust of this vision, demonstrated by the goal of ensuring access for all to 12 basic needs by 2019. In this context, the MPI was identified as a suitable metric to complement consumption-based poverty measures. The latest official estimates of poverty, as calculated in accordance with the 2011–12 Tendulkar methodology based on consumption expenditure, pegged the headcount ratio at 9.2% of the population of er...

In the last few years, there has been a spate of attacks on Hindu temples in Andhra Pradesh. This includes acts of vandalism, desecration and, in some cases, pyromania. Allegations have been traded back and forth, with Hindus claiming that this is the result of rampant conversions to Christianity, which, in turn, has created . We have also seen calls for giving the Hindu community the Some political parties have been using this to discredit the Christian Chief Minister, Jaganmohan Reddy’s leadership. But we cannot dismiss the issue raised by the political parties as mere political oneupmanship. History shows us that newly-Christianising populations have a record of engaging in vandalism against pagan shrines. When St Francis Xavier first began converting young children in Goa, he described the Here’s a quote from Xavier: As to the numbers who become Christians, you may understand them from this, that it often happens to me to be hardly able to use my hands from the fatigue of baptising; often in a single day I have baptised whole villages. Sometimes I have lost my voice and strength altogether with repeating again and again the Credo and the other forms. The fruit that is reaped by the baptism of infants, as well as by the instruction of children and others, is quite incredible. These children, I trust heartily, by the grace of God, will be much better than their fathers. They show an ardent love for the Divine Law, and an extraordinary zeal for learning our holy religion ...

Andhra Pradesh districts: On 5th April 2022, Andra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy proposed 13 new districts under the AP Districts Formation Act, Section 3(5). The Government of Andhra Pradesh has issued a draft notification to increase the total number of districts from 13 to 26. The new districts include Palnadu, Nandyal, Kona Seema, Elura, NTR District, Bapatla, Sri Satyasai, Manyam, Alluri Sitharama Raju, Anakapalli, Kakinada, Annamayya, and Sri Balaji district. Take a detailed look at the 26 Andhra Pradesh districts below. How Many Districts in Andhra Pradesh The new number of Andhra Pradesh districts has increased from 13 to 26. Andhra Pradesh CM Jagan Mogan Reddy had promised during the 2019 poll campaign for the 2019 Assembly Elections that, if the party comes to power, then it would make every Lok Sabha constituency a district. He fulfilled promise on 5th April 2022, announcing the new districts in AP. The inauguration of the Andhra Pradesh new districts was via video conferencing, and officials from all the districts attended this digital inauguration ceremony. Here is some information about AP districts: State Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy New Number of AP Districts 26 Previous Number of Districts in AP 13 Andhra Pradesh Districts List The Andhra Pradesh districts list can be found here with other details. The new districts in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh were announced on 5th April 2022. After the release of the notification...

• The Visakhapatnam district is the smallest district in area while Prakasam district is the largest. Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore district is the most populous whereas Parvathipuram Manyam district is the least populous district. The districts are further divided into two or more History [ ] At the time of As Andhra State, it consisted of 11 districts which are As a result of the 1956 As united Andhra Pradesh, it consisted of 21 district's, with 10 districts of Telangana region. [ citation needed] In the year 1959, The number of districts became 23 with the formation of After the bifurcation of the United Andhra Pradesh in 2014, the Andhra region now known as On 26 January 2022, the Timeline [ ] • (2022–present) Districts [ ] Code Official name Headquarters Revenue divisions Mandals Population Area (in sq.km) Density (per sq.km) Map SR 3 30 21,91,471 4,591 477.34 PM 2 15 9,25,340 3,659 252.89 VZ 3 27 19,30,811 4,122 468.42 VS 2 11 19,59,544 1,048 1869.79 AS 2 22 9,53,960 12,251 77.87 AK 2 25 17,26,998 4,292 402.38 KK 2 21 20,92,374 3,019 693.07 EG 2 19 18,32,332 2,561 715.48 KN 3 22 17,19,093 2,083 825.30 EL 3 28 20,71,700 6,679 310.18 WG 2 19 17,79,935 2,178 817.23 NT 3 20 22,18,591 3,316 669.06 KR 3 26 17,35,079 3,775 459.62 PL 3 28 20,41,723 7,298 279.76 GU 2 18 20,91,075 2,443 855.95 BP 2 25 15,86,918 3,829 414.45 PR 3 39 22,88,026 14,322 159.76 NE 4 38 24,69,712 10,441 236.54 KU 3 26 22,71,686 7,980 284.67 NN 3 30 17,81,777 9,682 184.03 AN 3 32 22,41,105 10,205 219.61...