Where it lands
Share of each district’s households that qualify
Fewer MoreA cartogram, not a map: every district is drawn the same size because the question is about people, and drawing Mayurbhanj eight times the size of Jharsuguda answers a question nobody asked. East is coastal, south-west is the KBK belt.
District by district
Who is on the line
What this is and is not. The household distributions are shaped to the broad pattern of the state: coastal districts earn more and hold less land, the KBK belt the reverse, tribal share highest in the south and west. But they are illustrative and must not be quoted as census or survey figures. The arithmetic on top of them is the real thing: exact sums over a 96,000-cell table, not a sample, so the same rules always give the same answer. A live deployment reads the actual survey, and the four axes are assumed independent here, which a real study would not do. That assumption is named rather than hidden.