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Indian States and Union Territories by Worker Share

2011: Himachal Pradesh ranks first at 52.0%. 35 entries; unit: percent.

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Indian States and Union Territories by Worker Share — 2011. Values in percent.
Rank	Entry	Value (percent)
1	Himachal Pradesh	52.0%
2	Daman and Diu	50.0%
3	Sikkim	50.0%
4	Nagaland	49.0%
5	Chhattisgarh	48.0%
6	Andhra Pradesh	47.0%
7	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	46.0%
8	Karnataka	46.0%
9	Manipur	46.0%
10	Tamil Nadu	46.0%
11	Maharashtra	44.0%
12	Mizoram	44.0%
13	Rajasthan	44.0%
14	Madhya Pradesh	43.0%
15	Arunachal Pradesh	42.0%
16	Odisha	42.0%
17	Gujarat	41.0%
18	Andaman and Nicobar Islands	40.0%
19	Goa	40.0%
20	Jharkhand	40.0%
21	Meghalaya	40.0%
22	Tripura	40.0%
23	Assam	38.0%
24	Chandigarh	38.0%
25	Uttarakhand	38.0%
26	West Bengal	38.0%
27	Puducherry	36.0%
28	Punjab	36.0%
29	Haryana	35.0%
30	Kerala	35.0%
31	Jammu and Kashmir	34.0%
32	Bihar	33.0%
33	NCT of Delhi	33.0%
34	Uttar Pradesh	33.0%
35	Lakshadweep	29.0%

Highlights

Within India, Himachal Pradesh ranks first in 2011 with 52.0%, followed by Daman and Diu (50.0%) and Sikkim (50.0%).

Across 35 entries, values run from 52.0% (Himachal Pradesh) to 29.0% (Lakshadweep), with a median of 40.0%.

Source: Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India — Primary Census Abstract (PCA), 2011, State/District level, 2011. Unit: percent.

Source: Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India — Primary Census Abstract (PCA), 2011, State/District level · Government of India Census data; public statistical use · manually compiled Oct 22, 2026

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Historical data · 2011

Source: Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India — Primary Census Abstract (PCA), 2011, State/District level ↗
Reference period: 2011Dataset updated Oct 22, 2026. The badge reflects the reference year, not the update date.
Definition: Total workers divided by total population, calculated from Census of India 2011 totals.
Unit: percent
Coverage & value range: India · 35 listed entriesValues: 29.0% to 52.0%
Ranking direction: Highest value first (descending)#1 is the highest listed value, not necessarily the best outcome.

Source notes: AllRanks assistant verified on 2026-10-22 against the linked official Census 2011 workbook, Sheet1. Read all 35 state/UT-level “Total” rows (excluded India aggregate, rural/urban subtotals, and district rows); matched the State/UT labels and source columns and re-sorted descending. Derived rates are calculated only from the workbook columns as described. The Census 2011 administrative boundaries are retained; later state/UT reorganizations are not retrofitted.

Coverage describes this list, not necessarily the full population. Missing entries do not imply a value of zero. Collection & methodology →

Ranking

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Himachal Pradesh

52.0%

Daman and Diu

50.0%

Sikkim

50.0%

Nagaland

49.0%

Chhattisgarh

48.0%

Andhra Pradesh

47.0%

Dadra and Nagar Haveli

46.0%

Karnataka

46.0%

Manipur

46.0%

Tamil Nadu

46.0%

Maharashtra

44.0%

Mizoram

44.0%

Rajasthan

44.0%

Madhya Pradesh

43.0%

Arunachal Pradesh

42.0%

Odisha

42.0%

Gujarat

41.0%

Andaman and Nicobar Islands

40.0%

Goa

40.0%

Jharkhand

40.0%

Meghalaya

40.0%

Tripura

40.0%

Assam

38.0%

Chandigarh

38.0%

Uttarakhand

38.0%

West Bengal

38.0%

Puducherry

36.0%

Punjab

36.0%

Haryana

35.0%

Kerala

35.0%

Jammu and Kashmir

34.0%

Bihar

33.0%

NCT of Delhi

33.0%

Uttar Pradesh

33.0%

Lakshadweep

29.0%

Highlights

Within India, Himachal Pradesh ranks first in 2011 with 52.0%, followed by Daman and Diu (50.0%) and Sikkim (50.0%).

Across 35 entries, values run from 52.0% (Himachal Pradesh) to 29.0% (Lakshadweep), with a median of 40.0%.

Source: Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India — Primary Census Abstract (PCA), 2011, State/District level, 2011. Unit: percent.