16th July, 2002
Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation  


CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR URBAN NON-MANUAL EMPLOYEES FOR JUNE, 2002; BASE 1984-85=100


 

The All India Consumer Price Index for Urban Non-Manual Employees (CPI(UNME)), on base 1984-85=100, for the month of June, 2002 has been released by the Central Statistical Organisation (CSO), Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation; together with the indices for 59 selected urban centres in India. The All India CPI (UNME) for June 2002 is 402, which is 4 points more than the index for the month of May 2002. At the major group level, the index for "Food, Beverages & Tobacco" has increased by 1.53% in June, 2002 over the last month. The index for "Miscellaneous" group has increased by 1.00%. At the sub-group level, the index for "Vegetables" has increased by 8.93% followed by "Oils and Fats" the indices of which has increased by 4.92%. With the corresponding All India index for June, 2001 being 386, the index for the month of June, 2002 has shown a rise of 4.1percent over a year.

The average index for the period April, 2002 to June, 2002 works out to 397, which is higher by 3.9% over the average index of 382 for the corresponding period of the previous year.

Statement-1 gives the CPI (UNME) for All-India, and 59 selected urban centres in the country, for June, 2002; together with the indices for the preceding five months. The CPI (UNME) for June, 2002 in respect of four metropolitan cities of India, together with the corresponding indices for the previous month and also for June, 2001 are given below:-

 

City

June, 2001

May, 2002

June, 2002

Kolkata

359

358

363

Chennai

440

478

482

Delhi

394

401

405

Mumbai

392

405

406

Statement-2 gives a comparison of CPI (UNME) for June, 2002 in respect of 59 selected urban centres, with the indices for the corresponding month of last year, namely June, 2001. Percentage change in the index is shown in the last column. From the statement, it may be noted that the variation in the index for various centres ranges from – 3.4.to 9.5% percent; with the largest increase being in the case of Chennai and the decrease in the case of Srinagar. The increases are less than 0 for 1 centre, 0.1 to 2.0 percent for 4 centres, 2.1 to 4.0 percent for 26 centres, 4.1 to 6.0 percent for 19 centres, 6.1 to 8.0 percent for 6 centres and 8.1 to 10.0 percent for 3 centres. As many as 31 centres have lower annual percentage increase as compared to that of the All India figure of 4.1 percent and 27 centres have higher percentage increase as compared to the All-India figure whereas 1 centre has the same percentage increased as that of All-India figure.

Statement – 1

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBER FOR URBAN NON-MANUAL EMPLOYEES

Base 1984-85 = 100

 

Sl. No.

Centre

2002

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

June

1.

Hyderabad

412

411

413

417

420

425

2.

Kurnool

413

411

407

408

409

410

3.

Vijayawada

434

433

436

438

442

447

4.

Visakhapatnam

404

402

404

406

408

412

5.

Warangal

424

420

418

417

420

428

6.

Guwahati

397

395

395

395

400

408

7.

Patna

361

355

353

351

354

357

8.

Muzaffarpur

379

377

374

374

375

380

9.

Ranchi

363

360

360

359

361

364

10.

Ahmedabad

348

348

350

352

355

362

11.

Bhavnagar

391

390

393

398

398

404

12.

Rajkot

356

356

356

359

361

369

13.

Surat

344

342

348

348

352

356

14.

Rohtak

424

426

428

429

433

437

15.

Shimla

391

394

397

399

400

406

16.

Srinagar

397

397

396

398

400

399

17.

Jammu

390

391

395

397

398

403

18.

Bangalore

415

416

416

416

419

421

19.

Gulbarga

386

389

389

387

389

392

20.

Hubli

400

400

398

402

404

407

21.

Mangalore

389

389

391

391

395

397

22.

Trivandrum

391

392

393

395

400

402

23.

Calicut

375

376

377

375

376

378

24.

Bhopal

377

380

382

384

380

383

25.

Gwalior

416

415

420

419

422

431

26.

Indore

386

386

392

394

393

399

27.

Jabalpur

361

359

360

358

358

362

28.

Mumbai

397

396

403

402

405

406

29.

Aurangabad

430

428

427

428

431

433

30.

Nagpur

375

372

375

378

381

386

31.

Pune

405

404

405

409

413

419

32.

Solarpur

371

370

369

373

377

379

33.

Imphal

372

367

368

371

377

380

34.

Shillong

410

410

409

409

413

413

35.

Kohima

437

440

441

442

442

443

36.

Cuttack

377

373

376

378

379

386

37.

Sambalpur

340

339

339

337

340

344

38.

Amritsar

329

330

332

335

337

341

39.

Jaipur

390

390

391

395

394

401

40.

Ajmer

423

423

426

424

425

432

41.

Jodhpur

378

376

385

388

386

388

42.

Gangtok

440

446

435

436

444

447

43.

Chennai

471

472

474

475

478

482

44.

Coimbatore

460

460

460

462

463

466

45.

Madurai

447

448

448

449

452

455

46.

Salem

434

433

437

438

440

444

47.

Tiruchirapalli

426

429

429

431

432

434

48.

Agartala

440

441

448

444

446

447

49.

Lucknow

365

362

367

370

373

374

50.

Agra

385

382

389

387

393

395

51.

Allahabad

411

414

418

416

414

418

52.

Kanpur

357

358

359

360

364

372

53.

Meerut

354

355

359

360

366

366

54.

Kolkata

352

352

354

356

358

363

55.

Asansol

396

398

400

406

412

414

56.

Kharagpur

374

374

379

381

384

391

57.

Siliguri

421

418

420

422

424

425

58.

Chandigarh

466

469

468

467

466

472

59.

Delhi

399

399

400

399

401

405

 

All India

393

392

395

396

398

402

Notes:-

  1. The index measures the average change in Consumer Prices over a period of time at each centre and as such this cannot be used for comparison of costliness among different centres.
  2. All-India CPI (UNME) on base 1984-85=100 may be converted to old base 1960=100 by multiplying it with the linking factor 5.32.

 

Statement – 2

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBER FOR URBAN NON-MANUAL EMPLOYEES

Base 1984-85 = 100

 

Sl. No.

Centre

June 2001

June 2002

Percent change

1.

Hyderabad

405

425

4.9

2.

Kurnool

396

410

3.5

3.

Vijayawada

411

447

8.8

4.

Visakhapatnam

390

412

5.6

5.

Warangal

414

428

3.4

6.

Guwahati

396

408

3.0

7.

Patna

351

357

1.7

8.

Muzaffarpur

362

380

5.0

9.

Ranchi

358

364

1.7

10.

Ahmedabad

351

362

3.1

11.

Bhavnagar

391

404

3.3

12.

Rajkot

358

369

3.1

13.

Surat

348

356

2.3

14.

Rohtak

428

437

2.1

15.

Shimla

387

406

4.9

16.

Srinagar

413

399

-3.4

17.

Jammu

392

403

2.8

18.

Bangalore

409

421

2.9

19.

Gulbarga

369

392

6.2

20.

Hubli

391

407

4.1

21.

Mangalore

376

397

5.6

22.

Trivandrum

377

402

6.6

23.

Calicut

374

378

1.1

24.

Bhopal

373

383

2.7

25.

Gwalior

410

431

5.1

26.

Indore

375

399

6.4

27.

Jabalpur

352

362

2.8

28.

Mumbai

392

406

3.6

29.

Aurangabad

412

433

5.1

30.

Nagpur

375

386

2.9

31.

Pune

404

419

3.7

32.

Solarpur

366

379

3.6

33.

Imphal

367

380

3.5

34.

Shillong

399

413

3.5

35.

Kohima

420

443

5.5

36.

Cuttack

372

386

3.8

37.

Sambalpur

329

344

4.6

38.

Amritsar

324

341

5.2

39.

Jaipur

385

401

4.2

40.

Ajmer

409

432

5.6

41.

Jodhpur

373

388

4.0

42.

Gangtok

415

447

7.7

43.

Chennai

440

482

9.5

44.

Coimbatore

447

466

4,3

45.

Madurai

438

455

3.9

46.

Salem

424

444

4.7

47.

Tiruchirapalli

404

434

7.4

48.

Agartala

432

447

3.5

49.

Lucknow

360

374

3.9

50.

Agra

371

395

6.5

51.

Allahabad

395

418

5.8

52.

Kanpur

353

372

5.4

53.

Meerut

335

366

9.3

54.

Kolkata

359

363

1.1

55.

Asansol

394

414

5.1

56.

Kharagpur

371

391

5.4

57.

Siliguri

413

425

2.9

58.

Chandigarh

459

472

2.8

59.

Delhi

394

405

2.8

All India

386

402

4.1