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25 Oct 2026
SDG 1
SDG-01
IND-006

Hospital beds empaneled under PMJAY or related State schemes per 10,000 eligible population

Per 10,000 population Annual Health & Family Welfare Department
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Latest Value (Per 10,000 population)
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Baseline
24
Data Points

Year-wise Trend

All over available years — Per 10,000 population

Year-wise District Trend

All districts over available years — Per 10,000 population
Indicator Details
Code
IND-006
Unit
Per 10,000 population
Periodicity
Annual
Formula
(Number of beds in the hospitals empaneled under PMJAY or related State schemes in the district / Total number of people identified as eligible for PMJAY or related State schemes in the district) × 10000
Responsible Dept.
Health & Family Welfare Department
Notes
Higher value means higher performance (+)
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District Ranking — 2025

NITI Aayog SDG Scoring — Tripura
Achiever ≥80 Frontrunner ≥65 Performer ≥50 Aspirant <50
Dhalai
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Data Gap
Gomati
—
Data Gap
Khowai
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Data Gap
4
North Tripura
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Data Gap
5
Sepahijala
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Data Gap
6
South Tripura
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Data Gap
7
Unakoti
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Data Gap
8
West Tripura
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Data Gap
Scores are normalized 0–100 following NITI Aayog SDG India Index methodology. Unit: Per 10,000 population.

Year-wise District Comparison (Bar Graph)

All districts × all available years
2023 2024 2025

Year-wise District Comparison

All districts × all available years — NITI Aayog bands
2023 2024 2025
District 2023 2024 2025
Dhalai
29.89 7.5 Aspirant
13.93 4.1 Aspirant
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Gomati
20.65 2.4 Aspirant
9.76 1.9 Aspirant
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Khowai
23.12 3.8 Aspirant
6.47 0.1 Aspirant
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North Tripura
20.06 2.1 Aspirant
10.23 2.1 Aspirant
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Sepahijala
16.35 0.0 Aspirant
6.20 0.0 Aspirant
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South Tripura
28.32 6.6 Aspirant
12.23 3.2 Aspirant
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Unakoti
20.54 2.3 Aspirant
13.31 3.7 Aspirant
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West Tripura
84.79 37.9 Aspirant
17.27 5.8 Aspirant
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Each cell shows the observed value and normalized score (0–100). Scores are computed per year across districts. Unit: Per 10,000 population.