'Every Delhiite has at least 2 cell phones'
the per capita annual income in the city has increased by over 16 per cent to Rs 1.75 lakh in 2011-12 compared to the previous fiscal, which is three times the national average and second highest in the country.
The per capita income of people in Delhi at current prices without factoring in inflation has been estimated at Rs 1,75,812, which is a rise of Rs 25,159 from Rs 1,50,753 in 2011-12, according to the statistics.
While Goa topped the list of per capita income, Haryana with per capita income of Rs 1,09,227 has occupied the third position. The national average has been worked out at Rs 60,972.
On the basis of constant prices, the per capita income in Delhi was estimated at Rs 1,19,032 in 2011-12, a jump of Rs 10,156 compared to Rs 1,08,876 the previous fiscal.
Dikshit said the literacy rate was recorded at 86.34 per cent. The literacy rate among males is 91.03 per cent while it was recorded at 80.93 per cent for females.
As per the data, a total of 33,40,538 families are staying in Delhi out of which 68 per cent have their own houses whereas 29 per cent are putting up in rented accommodation. At least 30 per cent families are putting up in two-room accomodation.
Around 44 per cent households have four members in their families while 20.4 per cent have five members and 7.6 per cent comprise two members.
According to the statistics, 20.7 per cent households have their own cars.
As per the data, 99.1
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