Tamilnadu Stats

GCC share of Indian Cities Trivandrum - 1% Kochi - 0.7%

🚨 #POCSO Case Backlog in India: A Stark Regional Contrast #India currently has 2,43,615 pending cases under the POCSO Act, highlighting the urgent need to strengthen the judicial system to ensure faster justice for children. 📊 #UttarPradesh stands out with a massive 94,826 pending cases, the highest in the country by a huge margin. Other northern states like Maharashtra (33,630) and Bihar (22,934) also report significant backlogs, reflecting serious pressure on the judicial process. 📉 While challenges remain everywhere, the comparatively lower numbers in the South indicate better case management, stronger institutional response, and relatively quicker judicial processing. 👧 Ensuring timely justice for child victims must remain a national priority. @MLJ_GoI

🗳️ District-wise Electors in #TamilNadu Tamil Nadu has 5.67 crore registered electors, highlighting the strong foundation of its democratic participation. The electorate includes 2.77 crore male voters, 2.89 crore female voters, and 7,617 third-gender voters, reflecting both the scale and inclusiveness of the state’s voter base. 📊 Districts with the Highest Number of Electors 🥇 Tiruvallur – 31,57,413 🥈 Chennai – 28,30,936 🥉 Salem – 27,55,830 📉 Districts with the Lowest Number of Electors ❄️ The Nilgiris – 5,47,133 🌿 Nagapattinam – 5,27,947 🧭 Ariyalur – 5,22,954 Every vote shapes democracy. Every district’s voice matters. 💙 @ECISVEEP | @TNelectionsCEO

#TamilNadu Tops Climate Action | SDG Index 2023-24🌍 Tamil Nadu leads India in Climate Action (SDG-13) in the #SDG #India Index 2023-24 with a top score of 81. 📊 The state recorded a remarkable rise from 45 in 2019-20 to 81, a 36 point improvement. 🚀 Other strong performers include Kerala (80), Gujarat (74), Karnataka (73), Maharashtra (73), and Andhra Pradesh (70), while Bihar (34) and West Bengal (44) lag behind. Tamil Nadu’s progress reflects strong focus on renewable energy, climate resilience, and sustainable policies. 🌿⚡ @NITIAayog | @SDGaction

Tamil Nadu: Automobile Hub of India 🆗 Tamil Nadu: Automobile Capital of India 🆗 Tamil Nadu: Driving the Nation ✅✅✅ @mkstalin @CMOTamilnadu @TRBRajaa @TNIndMin @HyundaiIndia @BMW @FordIndia @BYDCompany @renaultgroup @NissanMotor @CitroenIndia @JLR_News @Stellantis @DaimlerTruck @Ashokleyland9 @tvsmotorcompany @royalenfield @YamahaMotorUSA @OlaElectric @atherenergy @RapteeEnergy @SimpleEnergyEV @switchmobilitye @Mitsubishi_ID @MercedesBenzInd @propelind #InvestInTN #MakeInTN #ThriveInTN #LeadWithTN #MadeInTamilNadu #BullishOnTN #ProductNationTN

🚑 Tamil Nadu Tops India in Mobile Medical Units Public healthcare outreach gets a strong boost in #TamilNadu as the state operates 425 Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) vehicles in 2025, the highest in India. These vehicles function under the National Health Mission, delivering essential medical services directly to rural and underserved communities. 📊 State-wise comparison: 📌Uttar Pradesh - 170 📌Rajasthan - 163 📌Assam - 130 📌Gujarat - 74 📌Andhra Pradesh - 67 With nearly 30% of India’s total MMU fleet, Tamil Nadu stands 1st nationally, ensuring healthcare access reaches even the most remote areas. This strong infrastructure highlights the state’s continued commitment to inclusive and accessible public healthcare. 🏥🚑📊 @MoHFW_INDIA

With over 33 crore LPG connections, Indian households are exposed to global energy shocks. A look at active LPG connections across states.

#TamilNadu - A Powerhouse of Women Entrepreneurs 👩‍💼📈 Tamil Nadu continues to lead in women entrepreneurship, securing the 2nd position in India for women-owned MSMEs registered under #Udyam in 2024–25. 📌 Maharashtra – 10,24,691 📌 Tamil Nadu – 9,04,572 📌 Andhra Pradesh – 8,94,700 📌 Karnataka – 8,43,461 The growth in Tamil Nadu is extraordinary. Women-led MSMEs increased from 1,26,397 in 2021–22 to 9,04,572 in 2024–25, adding 7,78,175 new enterprises. This massive surge reflects strong policy support, improved registration through Udyam, and rising participation of women entrepreneurs across sectors. Tamil Nadu’s growth story is increasingly being written by women entrepreneurs. 🚀💼📈 @minmsme

👶 State/UT-wise Newborn Care Corners (NBCCs) - 2024–25 📊 Key Data Highlights: 🔹 Tamil Nadu - 2,429 NBCC units 🔹 Uttar Pradesh - 2,240 🔹 Rajasthan - 2,065 🔹 Maharashtra - 1,779 🔹 Gujarat - 1,701 ✨ #TamilNadu records the highest number of Newborn Care Corners in India, reflecting its consistent investment in maternal and child healthcare. 📈 Growth in Tamil Nadu #NBCC Units: 🔹 2020-21: 2,267 units 🔹2024-25: 2,429 units 🔹Increase: +162 new NBCC units Newborn Care Corners provide essential immediate care for babies right after birth, playing a crucial role in improving infant survival and health outcomes. 💡 The steady expansion reflects Tamil Nadu’s continued commitment to strengthening public healthcare and newborn care services. @MoHFW_INDIA

🚀 Startup Boom Powering Jobs in #TamilNadu Tamil Nadu’s startup ecosystem is rapidly transforming the state’s employment landscape. 📊 Startup-driven direct jobs have surged from 6,860 in 2019 to 26,223 in 2024, marking a massive 282% growth in just five years. 💼📈 Year-wise growth highlights the steady rise in the state’s innovation economy: 🔹 2019 - 6,860 jobs 🔹 2020 - 9,234 jobs 🔹 2021 - 10,370 jobs 🔹 2022 - 18,147 jobs 🔹 2023 - 30,620 jobs 🔹 2024 - 26,223 jobs A strong startup ecosystem is driving innovation, investment, and job creation across Tamil Nadu. ⚙️💼 @DPIITGoI | @TheStartupTN

🎓 Higher Secondary Education Surge in #TamilNadu | Net Enrolment Rate (NER) 2024–25 📊 According to the latest data from UDISE+, Tamil Nadu has achieved a remarkable milestone in higher secondary education enrolment. 📈 Net Enrolment Rate (NER) in Higher Secondary: • 2020-21 - 46.6% • 2024-25 - 71% This sharp increase reflects the strong impact of post-pandemic education recovery measures, state government initiatives, and sustained investment in school infrastructure and student welfare schemes. 📌 Across #India , higher secondary enrolment remains uneven, with many large states recording NER below 35%. 📊 Key State / UT Data: 🔹Tamil Nadu - 71% 🔹Kerala - 66% 🔹Goa - 64.7% 🔹Delhi - 63.5% 🔹Haryana - 49% 🔹Maharashtra - 46.7% 🔹Andhra Pradesh - 47.5% 🔹Karnataka - 44.6% 🔹Odisha - 44.6% 🔹Punjab - 45.5% 🔹Telangana - 37.7% 🔹Rajasthan - 34.2% 🔹Chhattisgarh - 34.2% 🔹Himachal Pradesh - 33.1% 🔹Uttar Pradesh - 31.1% 🔹West Bengal - 29.1% 🔹Assam - 27.7% 🔹Jharkhand - 26.8% 🔹Madhya Pradesh - 24.7% 🔹Gujarat - 24% 🔹Bihar - 20.2% @EduMinOfIndia

📊 State/UT-wise Patents Filed in India (FY 2021–2025) 💡 As per the Annual Report of the Intellectual Property India, innovation momentum is accelerating across states and #TamilNadu is making history! 🔥 Tamil Nadu Patents Filed (2021-25): 37,953 📈 (2016–21): 14,613 📈 (2021–25): 37,953 🚀 Massive Growth: 159.72% 🏆 Top States by Total Filings (FY21–FY25) 🔹Maharashtra - 25,336 🔹 Karnataka - 23,087 🔹 Uttar Pradesh - 20,668 🔹 Telangana - 11,288 🔹 Delhi - 8,155 🔹 Andhra Pradesh - 8,095 🔹 Gujarat - 6,215 From manufacturing to deep tech, Tamil Nadu’s innovation ecosystem is scaling new heights ⚙️🔬 @DoC_GoI | @Guidance_TN

📊 Higher Secondary Girls Net Enrolment Rate 2024–25 As per UDISE+ Report 2024–25, #TamilNadu has recorded a remarkable rise in Net Enrolment Rate (NER) for Higher Secondary Girls 👩‍🎓📚 📈 49.8% (2020–21) ➡️ 76% (2024–25) 🚀 Massive post-pandemic surge driven by focused government initiatives. While several large states remain below 50%, Tamil Nadu has crossed the 70% mark, showcasing strong policy impact and improved access to education for girls 👩‍🎓 📌 Key Comparisons (FY 2024–25): 🔹 Tamil Nadu - 76% 🔹 Karnataka - 51.4% 🔹 Andhra Pradesh - 51.4% 🔹 Maharashtra - 47.1% 🔹 Uttar Pradesh - 31.7% 🔹 Gujarat - 24.7% 🔹 Bihar - 21.6% From recovery to resurgence, Tamil Nadu is setting the benchmark in higher secondary enrolment for girls 🔥 @EduMinOfIndia

🗳️ District-wise Electors in #TamilNadu Tamil Nadu has 5.67 crore registered electors, reflecting the strength of its democracy. This includes 2.77 crore male voters, 2.89 crore female voters, and 7,617 third gender voters, showing both scale and inclusiveness. 📊 Highest Elector Districts 🥇 Tiruvallur – 31,57,413 🥈 Chennai – 28,30,936 🥉 Salem – 27,55,830 📉 Lowest Elector Districts ❄️ The Nilgiris – 5,47,133 🌿 Nagapattinam – 5,27,947 🧭 Ariyalur – 5,22,954 Every vote counts. Every district matters.💙 @ECISVEEP | @TNelectionsCEO

📊💰 Tamil Nadu Per Capita Income (NDDP) | District-Wise Snapshot (2023–24) #TamilNadu per capita income rose to ₹3.13 lakh in 2023–24, marking a solid 13% year-on-year growth over 2022–23 📈🔥. This puts the state comfortably above India’s national average of ₹2.05 lakh, reflecting strong and steady economic performance 🇮🇳✨. 🏙️ High-income districts highlight the power of urbanisation and industrial growth: 🔹 Chengalpattu – ₹7.47 lakh 🔹 Kancheepuram – ₹7.39 lakh 🔹 Chennai – ₹5.77 lakh 🔹 Namakkal – ₹4.74 lakh 🏭💼 🌾 Lower-income districts point to regional imbalances that need targeted development: 🔸 Tiruvarur – ₹1.62 lakh 🔸 Perambalur – ₹1.63 lakh 🔸 Villupuram – ₹1.66 lakh ⚖️📌 📌 Big picture: The numbers show broad-based income growth across districts, powered by manufacturing, services, MSMEs, and governance-led economic momentum 🚀💙 @TN_Plan | @Guidance_TN

District-wise GDDP of Tamil Nadu (2023–24) 📊 #TamilNadu recorded a total GDDP of ₹26,88,963 crore in 2023–24 (current prices), marking a strong 13.31% year-on-year growth 📈 Top GDDP Districts (2023–24) 🚀 • Chennai - ₹3,20,450 crore • Chengalpattu - ₹2,33,153 crore • Tiruvallur - ₹1,92,505 crore 👉 The Chennai metropolitan region continues to anchor the state’s economy. Key Industrial Hubs 🏭🧵 • Coimbatore - ₹1,68,278 crore • Tiruppur - ₹1,28,712 crore Other Major Contributors 💼 • Kancheepuram - ₹1,05,139 crore • Salem - ₹1,03,901 crore • Madurai - ₹99,641 crore • Namakkal - ₹93,002 crore • Krishnagiri - ₹85,841 crore Steady Regional Performers 📈 • Tiruchirappalli - ₹84,167 crore • Erode - ₹78,307 crore • Dindigul - ₹66,643 crore ✨ This district-wise snapshot highlights Tamil Nadu’s decentralised growth model, where balanced regional development continues to power the state’s long-term economic trajectory. @Guidance_TN | @TN_Plan

Reconstructing #TamilNadu Ancient Past in Museums after 2021: From Keeladi to the Cholas After 2021, Tamil Nadu strengthened heritage through museums that bring archaeology to people. • 🏺 Keeladi - Sangam-age urban life • 🌊 Porunai - Trade & river culture • ⚒️ Noyyal - Industry & crafts • 🚢 Naavai - Maritime history These spaces preserve identity, educate youth, and turn excavations into living history. Pride in our roots builds confidence for the future. @ASIGoI

Party-wise BLA Strength in Tamil Nadu 📊 Election Commission of India released the number of BLAs in Tamil Nadu for registered recognized parties under SIR. 📊 👉 In #TamilNadu, 2,73,897 BLAs are in the registered recognized parties. 🗳️🔥 This shows the real ground-level strength of parties booth by booth. 📍 @ECISVEEP | @TNelectionsCEO

District-wise GDDP of #TamilNadu (2023–24) 📊 #TamilNadu recorded a total GDDP of ₹26,88,963 crore in 2023–24 at current prices, reflecting a 13.31% year-on-year growth 📈. Top GDDP Districts (2023–24) 📊 • Chennai - ₹3,20,450 crore • Chengalpattu - ₹2,33,153 crore • Tiruvallur - ₹1,92,505 crore Chennai metropolitan cluster leads the economy. Key Industrial Districts 🏭🧵 • Coimbatore - ₹1,68,278 crore • Tiruppur - ₹1,28,712 crore Other Major Contributors • Kancheepuram - ₹1,05,139 crore • Salem – ₹1,03,901 crore • Madurai – ₹99,641 crore • Namakkal – ₹93,002 crore • Krishnagiri – ₹85,841 crore Steady Regional Performers • Trichy – ₹84,167 crore • Erode – ₹78,307 crore • Dindigul – ₹66,643 crore This district-wise economic performance highlights Tamil Nadu’s decentralised growth model,Balanced regional growth is the backbone of Tamil Nadu’s development trajectory. @Guidance_TN | @TN_Plan

#TamilNadu: A Powerhouse of GI Heritage 🏷️✨ Tamil Nadu stands proud with 74 Geographical Indication (#GI) products, showcasing its unmatched heritage, craftsmanship, and agricultural strength 🌾🧵. From Kanchipuram Silk Sarees, Madurai Sungudi, and Arani Silk to iconic produce like Erode Turmeric, Sirumalai Banana, and Vellore Spiny Brinjal, every GI tells a regional story. GI tags don’t just protect products,they preserve culture, livelihoods, and Tamil Nadu’s legacy on the global map 💛🔥 Image Courtesy : @Guidance_TN