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The Data Room

Ten free, interactive explorers built on India's own official surveys. Read on their own, each answers a plain-language question about the country. Read together, they trace one continuous life-course — from a child's first reading test to the wage economy, the ballot box, and the caste line drawn at the kitchen door.

Free forever · no login · no paywall · the government's own numbers
Why one room? A single survey is a snapshot. Placed side by side, these ten become a story with a spine — the same child who sits in an under-equipped classroom (UDISE+), struggles to read a simple paragraph (ASER), drifts further from the syllabus each year (NAS) and mostly never reaches college (AISHE) grows into the worker counted by PLFS, the migrant traced in the Census, and the voter tallied by the Election Commission — all the while carrying the caste line the IHDS still finds drawn at the kitchen door, and all of it running on the power grid the Energy explorer maps. Pick your own state or district and read your own numbers.
01

Education — the school years

4 explorers
UDISE+ 2024-25 UDISE+ Explorer Is the room even ready to teach? School facilities & teachers across 782 districts — internet, libraries, computers, pupil-teacher ratios. Open → ASER 2012–2024 ASER Explorer Can India's children read & count? Rural foundational learning by state & district, tracked across a decade of the annual survey. Open → NAS 2021 NAS Explorer What do students actually know? Government-school achievement, Class 3 → 10, by state and down to district — with competency detail. Open → AISHE 2023-24 AISHE Explorer How many reach college? Higher-education enrolment by state and gender — who arrives at the last door, and who never does. Open →
02

Health & the household

1 explorer
NFHS-4 & NFHS-5 NFHS Explorer How healthy is the household? Health, nutrition and family indicators for every Indian district, across two survey rounds, mapped. Open →
03

Work & movement

2 explorers
PLFS PLFS Explorer Who works in India? The workforce by state — and the stubborn gap in women's labour-force participation. Open → Census migration tables Migration Explorer How many live away from home? Internal migration by state — how far and how many Indians move for work, marriage and study. Open →
04

Democracy & voice

1 explorer
ECI · Lok Sabha 2024 Election Turnout Who turned out to vote? Voter turnout in the 2024 general election, ranked across every state — with women near parity with men. Open →
05

Caste & social exclusion

1 explorer
IHDS-II · Thorat & Joshi IHDS Explorer Who still practises untouchability? Caste discrimination in everyday life — the share of households that practise untouchability, nationally and across the states the study named. Open →
06

Energy & the transition

1 explorer
Energy Statistics India 2025 · MoSPI Energy Explorer Where does India's power come from? The renewable energy each state could generate, what it has actually built, and the coal still under its ground — plus a decade of the national picture. The infrastructure the whole life-course runs on. Open →
07

Accountability — the claim & the audit

1 tracker
CAG · Parliamentary committees · official data Scheme Tracker What was announced, and what the audit found? India's big government schemes, two facts side by side: the official claim, and what the government's own auditor — the CAG — parliamentary committees, and official statistics reported. Both columns sourced; no commentary. Open →

How these are built. Every explorer draws on the official published survey — no scraping of unofficial mirrors passed off as source, no invented figures. Where a number is derived (e.g. a district-level average assembled from official learning-outcome figures), the explorer says so plainly and shows how close it lands to the published total. If a figure can't be sourced and validated, it isn't shown. The Scheme Tracker follows the same rule with a different pairing — an official government claim beside an official audit finding (the CAG, a parliamentary committee, or official data), both cited, no commentary.

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