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Essay On Community Status Of India

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All the respondents were youth below 35 years old. There are two ages categories – one from 18-25 years and other one between 26-35 years old. 60% respondents were in between 18-25 years and remaining 40% were between 26-35 years old. 61% Odisha youth were below 25 years old slight higher than Maharashtra (58%). Whereas 39% Odisha youth were between 26-35 years old slight higher than Maharashtra (42%).

Half of respondents, 50% were married. 55% respondents are married from low performing state (Odisha) whereas only 45% from high performing state (Maharashtra). 69% respondents are married from low performing GPs (Hatmuniguda and Khairale) whereas only 31% from high performing GPs.

Gender
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Nature of House Kutcha Semi Pucca Pucca
Odisha 32 40 28
Maharashtra 41 27 32
Total 37 33 30

Only 30% respondents had pucca houses, 33% had semi-pucca house and highest 37% had kutcha house. Respondents in Maharashtra had higher number of Pucca as well as Kutcha houses. The respondents from Odisha had higher semi-pucca houses.

Access to Internet
Only 4% respondents had access to internet always, whereas 28% had access sometimes but 68% never accessed internet in their life despite government promoting digital literacy. 36% people had access to internet sometimes in Maharashtra, whereas only 27% in Odisha. Overall access to internet in these GPs are very low. Maharashtra had higher access to internet as compare to Odisha.

Education Profile
Nearly 90% respondents were literate but still 11% were illiterate among the youth. 35% respondents were below matriculation, 43% completed matriculation and 12% had education graduation and above. Illiterate respondents (14%) were more in Maharashtra, double of Odisha. Half of respondents from Maharashtra matriculation & above youth higher from Odisha (36%). Graduate and above respondents were more than double in Odisha (16%) as compare to Maharashtra (7%).

The illiteracy in low performing GPs (Hatmuniguda and Khairale) had 20%. Almost 97.5% respondents studied in government schools. 71% respondents from high performing GPs have studied above matriculation and

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