Wide regional disparities exist across Haryana, with northern districts generally performing better than western districts on indicators like literacy rates and sex ratios. Northern Haryana has higher literacy rates and more favorable sex ratios, while western Haryana performs lower on many indicators. Southern Haryana shows mixed trends, and eastern districts perform better on most indicators compared to other regions in the state.

1. REGIONAL DISPARITIES
REGIONAL DISPARITIES
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HARYANA
DR. LAXMI NARAYAN
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICSASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS
GOVT. COLLEGE MAHENDERGARH

7. 40.9
Si F t h b d
32.9
Sirsa
22.0 27.6
Fatehabad
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25.7 48.8
45.7
57.6
39.2
54.340.3 38.3
Mewat

11. Literacy Rates: High PerformerLiteracy Rates: High Performer

14. Sex Ratio-2011 CensusSex Ratio 2011 Census
Comparatively High Performers Comparatively Low Performers
Over All 0-6 Yrs Over All 0-6 Yrs
Mewat 906 Mewat 903 Sonipat 853 Jhajjar 774
F t h b d 903 P l l 862 G 853 M’ h 778Fatehabad 903 Palwal 862 Gurgaon 853 M’garh 778
Rewari 898 Sirsa 852 Panipat 861 Rewari 784
Sirsa 896 Panchkula 850 Jhajjar 861 Sonipat 790jj p
M’garh 894 Hisar 849 Rohtak 868 Rohtak 807
Kuruk. 889 Fatehabad 845 Panchkula 870 Ambala 807
K l 886 F id b d 842 Ji d 8 0 K k 81Karnal 886 Faridabad 842 Jind 870 Kuruk. 817
India 940 India Haryana 877 Haryana 830

18. Regional Disparities
Wide disparities exist amongst different regions and within
regions.
f fNorthern Haryana performs better on most of the
indicators.
Western Haryana performs low on many of the indicators.
Southern Haryana shows mixed trends.
Eastern districts show better performance in terms of
most of the Indicators.