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Consumer Price Index Numbers on Base 2012=100 for Rural, Urban and Combined for the Month of October 2019

November 13, 2019

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The National Statistical Office (NSO), Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation is releasing CPI (Rural, Urban, Combined) on Base 2012=100 for the month of October 2019 in this press note. In addition to this, Consumer Food Price Index (CFPI) for all India Rural, Urban and Combined are also being released for October 2019. All India Inflation rates (on point to point basis i.e. current month over same month of last year, i.e., October 2019 over October 2018), based on General Indices and CFPIs are given as follows:

All India Inflation rates (%) based on CPI (General) and CFPI

Indices

Oct. 2019 (Prov.)

Sep. 2019 (Final)

Oct. 2018 (Final)

Rural

Urban

Combd.

Rural

Urban

Combd.

Rural

Urban

Combd.

CPI (General)

4.29

5.11

4.62

3.24

4.78

3.99

2.82

4.04

3.38

CFPI

6.42

10.47

7.89

3.22

8.76

5.11

-0.65

-1.15

-0.86

  Notes: Prov.  – Provisional, Combd. - Combined

2.     Monthly changes in the General Indices and CFPIs are given below:

Monthly changes (%) in All India CPI (General) and CFPI: Oct. 2019 over Sep. 2019

Indices

Rural

Urban

Combined

Index Value

% Change

Index Value

% Change

Index Value

% Change

Oct.19

Sep.19

Oct.19

Sep.19

Oct.19

Sep.19

CPI (General)

148.3

146.7

1.09

146.0

144.7

0.90

147.2

145.8

0.96

CFPI

147.5

144.4

2.15

151.9

149.0

1.95

149.1

146.0

2.12

  Note: Figures of October 2019 are provisional.

3.     Provisional indices for the month of October 2019 and also the final indices for September 2019 are being released with this note for all-India and for State/UTs. All-India provisional General (all-groups), Group and Sub-group level CPI and CFPI numbers for October 2019 for Rural, Urban and Combined are given in Annexure I. The inflation rates of important categories of items are given in Annexure II. State/UT wise provisional General CPI numbers for Rural, Urban and Combined are given in Annexure III. Inflation rates of major States, having population more than 50 lakhs as per population Census 2011, are given in Annexure IV. State/UT–wise Group CPIs are available on the Ministry’s website (www.mospi.gov.in).  

4.     Price data are collected from selected towns and selected villages by the Field Operations Division of NSO, MoSPI. Price data are received through web portals, maintained by the National Informatics Centre.

 Next date of release:  12th December 2019 (Thursday) for November 2019.                   

 

Annexure I

All India Consumer Price Indices

(Base: 2012=100)

Group Code

Sub-group Code

Description

Rural

Urban

Combined

Weights

Sep. 19 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19 Index
(Prov.)

Weights

Sep. 19 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19 Index
(Prov.)

Weights

Sep. 19 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19 Index
(Prov.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

 

1.1.01

Cereals and products

12.35

140.1

141.0

6.59

142.7

143.5

9.67

140.9

141.8

 

1.1.02

Meat and fish

4.38

161.9

161.6

2.73

158.7

159.8

3.61

160.8

161.0

 

1.1.03

Egg

0.49

138.3

141.2

0.36

141.6

144.7

0.43

139.6

142.6

 

1.1.04

Milk and products

7.72

145.7

146.5

5.33

144.9

145.6

6.61

145.4

146.2

 

1.1.05

Oils and fats

4.21

125.1

125.6

2.81

120.8

121.1

3.56

123.5

123.9

 

1.1.06

Fruits

2.88

143.8

145.7

2.90

149.8

150.6

2.89

146.6

148.0

 

1.1.07

Vegetables

7.46

163.4

178.7

4.41

192.4

207.2

6.04

173.2

188.4

 

1.1.08

Pulses and products

2.95

132.2

133.1

1.73

130.3

131.2

2.38

131.6

132.5

 

1.1.09

Sugar and Confectionery

1.70

112.8

113.6

0.97

114.0

114.8

1.36

113.2

114.0

 

1.1.10

Spices

3.11

144.2

145.5

1.79

143.8

145.2

2.50

144.1

145.4

 

1.2.11

Non-alcoholic beverages

1.37

138.5

138.6

1.13

130.0

130.2

1.26

135.0

135.1

 

1.1.12

Prepared meals, snacks, sweets etc.

5.56

157.2

157.4

5.54

156.4

156.8

5.55

156.8

157.1

1

 

Food and beverages

54.18

145.5

148.3

36.29

149.5

151.9

45.86

147.0

149.6

2

 

Pan, tobacco and intoxicants

3.26

165.7

166.3

1.36

168.6

169.3

2.38

166.5

167.1

 

3.1.01

Clothing

6.32

151.7

151.7

4.72

145.3

145.9

5.58

149.2

149.4

 

3.1.02

Footwear

1.04

146.6

146.7

0.85

132.2

132.4

0.95

140.6

140.8

3

 

Clothing and footwear

7.36

151.0

151.0

5.57

143.3

143.9

6.53

147.9

148.2

4

 

Housing

-

-

-

21.67

152.2

153.0

10.07

152.2

153.0

5

 

Fuel and light

7.94

146.9

147.7

5.58

126.6

128.9

6.84

139.2

140.6

 

6.1.01

Household goods and services

3.75

150.3

150.6

3.87

138.3

138.7

3.80

144.6

145.0

 

6.1.02

Health

6.83

153.4

153.7

4.81

141.9

142.4

5.89

149.0

149.4

 

6.1.03

Transport and communication

7.60

131.6

131.7

9.73

121.2

121.5

8.59

126.1

126.3

 

6.1.04

Recreation and amusement

1.37

148.3

148.6

2.04

135.9

136.2

1.68

141.3

141.6

 

6.1.05

Education

3.46

160.2

160.6

5.62

151.6

151.7

4.46

155.2

155.4

 

6.1.06

Personal care and effects

4.25

140.2

140.3

3.47

139.0

139.5

3.89

139.7

140.0

6

 

Miscellaneous

27.26

145.4

145.7

29.53

135.7

136.0

28.32

140.7

141.0

General Index (All Groups)

100.00

146.7

148.3

100.00

144.7

146.0

100.00

145.8

147.2

Consumer Food Price Index (CFPI)

47.25

144.4

147.5

29.62

149.0

151.9

39.06

146.0

149.1

Notes:

  1. Prov.    : Provisional.
  2. CFPI    : Out of 12 sub-groups contained in ‘Food and Beverages’ group, CFPI is based on ten sub-groups, excluding ‘Non-alcoholic beverages’ and ‘Prepared meals, snacks, sweets etc.’.
  3.  -   : CPI (Rural) for housing is not compiled.
  4. The weights are indicative to show relative importance of groups and sub-groups. However, all India indices have been compiled as weighted average of State indices.

 

Annexure II

All India annual inflation rates (%) for October 2019 (Provisional)

(Base: 2012=100)

Group Code

Sub-group Code

Description

Rural

Urban

Combined

Oct. 18 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19

Index
(Prov.)

Inflation Rate
(%)

Oct. 18 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19

Index
(Prov.)

Inflation Rate
(%)

Oct. 18 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19

Index
(Prov.)

Inflation Rate
(%)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

 

1.1.01

Cereals and products

139.3

141.0

1.22

137.6

143.5

4.29

138.8

141.8

2.16

 

1.1.02

Meat and fish

147.6

161.6

9.49

144.9

159.8

10.28

146.7

161.0

9.75

 

1.1.03

Egg

134.6

141.2

4.90

133.5

144.7

8.39

134.2

142.6

6.26

 

1.1.04

Milk and products

141.9

146.5

3.24

141.5

145.6

2.90

141.8

146.2

3.10

 

1.1.05

Oils and fats

123.5

125.6

1.70

118.0

121.1

2.63

121.5

123.9

1.98

 

1.1.06

Fruits

144.5

145.7

0.83

139.5

150.6

7.96

142.2

148.0

4.08

 

1.1.07

Vegetables

147.6

178.7

21.07

153.0

207.2

35.42

149.4

188.4

26.10

 

1.1.08

Pulses and products

121.4

133.1

9.64

113.2

131.2

15.90

118.6

132.5

11.72

 

1.1.09

Sugar and Confectionery

112.3

113.6

1.16

112.8

114.8

1.77

112.5

114.0

1.33

 

1.1.10

Spices

139.5

145.5

4.30

141.1

145.2

2.91

140.0

145.4

3.86

 

1.2.11

Non-alcoholic beverages

134.6

138.6

2.97

127.6

130.2

2.04

131.7

135.1

2.58

 

1.1.12

Prepared meals, snacks, sweets etc.

155.2

157.4

1.42

152.0

156.8

3.16

153.7

157.1

2.21

1

 

Food and beverages

140.2

148.3

5.78

139.4

151.9

8.97

139.9

149.6

6.93

2

 

Pan, tobacco and intoxicants

159.6

166.3

4.20

164.0

169.3

3.23

160.8

167.1

3.92

 

3.1.01

Clothing

150.7

151.7

0.66

141.5

145.9

3.11

147.1

149.4

1.56

 

3.1.02

Footwear

144.5

146.7

1.52

129.8

132.4

2.00

138.4

140.8

1.73

3

 

Clothing and footwear

149.8

151.0

0.80

139.7

143.9

3.01

145.8

148.2

1.65

4

 

Housing

-

-

-

146.3

153.0

4.58

146.3

153.0

4.58

5

 

Fuel and light

149.7

147.7

-1.34

133.4

128.9

-3.37

143.5

140.6

-2.02

 

6.1.01

Household goods and services

147.5

150.6

2.10

135.1

138.7

2.66

141.6

145.0

2.40

 

6.1.02

Health

144.8

153.7

6.15

136.2

142.4

4.55

141.5

149.4

5.58

 

6.1.03

Transport and communication

130.8

131.7

0.69

123.3

121.5

-1.46

126.9

126.3

-0.47

 

6.1.04

Recreation and amusement

140.1

148.6

6.07

130.7

136.2

4.21

134.8

141.6

5.04

 

6.1.05

Education

148.0

160.6

8.51

145.5

151.7

4.26

146.5

155.4

6.08

 

6.1.06

Personal care and effects

134.4

140.3

4.39

130.4

139.5

6.98

132.7

140.0

5.50

6

 

Miscellaneous

139.8

145.7

4.22

132.5

136.0

2.64

136.3

141.0

3.45

General Index (All Groups)

142.2

148.3

4.29

138.9

146.0

5.11

140.7

147.2

4.62

 Notes:

  1. Prov.       : Provisional.
  2. -       : CPI (Rural) for housing is not compiled.

Annexure III

State/UT wise General Consumer Price Indices

(Base: 2012=100)

State/UT Code

Name of the State/UT

Rural

Urban

Combined

Weights

Sep. 19 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19 Index
(Prov.)

Weights

Sep. 19 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19 Index
(Prov.)

Weights

Sep. 19 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19 Index
(Prov.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

01

Jammu & Kashmir*

1.14

152.4

154.6

0.72

150.7

152.7

0.94

151.8

153.9

02

Himachal Pradesh

1.03

142.1

143.3

0.26

142.6

145.5

0.67

142.2

143.7

03

Punjab

3.31

147.3

148.6

3.09

139.1

140.4

3.21

143.6

144.9

04

Chandigarh

0.02

146.6

148.3

0.34

140.8

141.7

0.17

141.1

142.1

05

Uttarakhand

1.06

142.9

144.8

0.73

141.5

143.2

0.91

142.4

144.2

06

Haryana

3.30

144.1

145.4

3.35

139.9

141.2

3.32

142.1

143.4

07

Delhi

0.28

147.7

148.8

5.64

144.2

145.4

2.77

144.4

145.6

08

Rajasthan

6.63

148.0

149.7

4.23

146.2

147.3

5.51

147.4

148.8

09

Uttar Pradesh

14.83

144.3

146.3

9.54

146.4

148.3

12.37

145.1

147.0

10

Bihar

8.21

144.0

146.3

1.62

143.4

144.8

5.14

143.9

146.1

11

Sikkim

0.06

155.0

157.1

0.03

149.9

150.4

0.05

153.3

154.9

12

Arunachal Pradesh

0.14

158.0

158.3

0.06

--

--

0.10

158.0

158.3

13

Nagaland

0.14

161.7

161.6

0.12

142.0

142.9

0.13

153.3

153.7

14

Manipur

0.23

177.2

178.6

0.12

149.5

150.2

0.18

168.4

169.6

15

Mizoram

0.07

144.7

146.0

0.13

137.6

138.3

0.10

140.4

141.3

16

Tripura

0.35

159.7

160.4

0.14

149.9

152.2

0.25

157.2

158.3

17

Meghalaya

0.28

141.3

140.6

0.15

141.0

142.3

0.22

141.2

141.1

18

Assam

2.63

150.7

151.7

0.79

148.8

149.4

1.77

150.3

151.2

19

West Bengal

6.99

147.7

150.2

7.20

145.5

146.9

7.09

146.7

148.6

20

Jharkhand

1.96

147.9

150.1

1.39

145.1

146.7

1.69

146.8

148.8

21

Odisha

2.93

147.4

149.2

1.31

142.8

144.5

2.18

146.1

147.9

22

Chhattisgarh

1.68

142.8

145.2

1.22

144.3

145.5

1.46

143.4

145.3

23

Madhya Pradesh

4.93

143.2

145.6

3.97

144.5

145.5

4.48

143.7

145.6

24

Gujarat

4.54

143.4

144.6

6.82

140.2

140.9

5.60

141.6

142.5

25

Daman & Diu

0.02

148.5

152.3

0.02

141.9

142.9

0.02

145.7

148.4

26

Dadra & Nagar Haveli

0.02

144.2

146.0

0.04

139.1

140.4

0.03

140.8

142.3

27

Maharashtra

8.25

146.7

147.9

18.86

140.5

142.0

13.18

142.6

144.0

28

Andhra Pradesh

5.40

143.5

144.8

3.64

145.9

147.1

4.58

144.4

145.6

29

Karnataka

5.09

149.3

150.5

6.81

152.4

153.3

5.89

151.0

152.0

30

Goa

0.14

152.6

153.2

0.25

141.6

142.0

0.19

145.9

146.3

31

Lakshadweep

0.01

155.3

155.8

0.01

140.0

147.2

0.01

147.5

151.4

32

Kerala

5.50

156.1

156.5

3.46

151.8

152.4

4.55

154.6

155.1

33

Tamil Nadu

5.55

149.9

151.1

9.20

148.5

150.1

7.25

149.1

150.5

34

Puducherry

0.08

148.7

150.3

0.27

147.6

148.6

0.17

147.9

149.0

35

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

0.05

164.5

165.6

0.07

143.9

146.7

0.06

154.0

156.0

36

Telangana

3.16

144.4

145.2

4.41

144.8

145.9

3.74

144.6

145.6

99

All India

100.00

146.7

148.3

100.00

144.7

146.0

100.00

145.8

147.2

Notes: 

1. Prov.       :  Provisional.

2.        --     :  indicates the receipt of price schedules is less than 80% of allocated schedules and therefore indices are not compiled.

3.        *      : Figures of this row pertain to the prices and weights of the combined Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh (erstwhile State of Jammu & Kashmir).

 

Annexure IV

 

Major State/UT wise annual inflation rates (%) for October 2019 (Provisional)

(Base: 2012=100)

State/UT Code

Name of the State/UT

Rural

Urban

Combined

Oct. 18 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19

Index
(Prov.)

Inflation Rate
(%)

Oct. 18 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19

Index
(Prov.)

Inflation Rate
(%)

Oct. 18 Index
(Final)

Oct. 19

Index
(Prov.)

Inflation Rate
(%)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

01

Jammu & Kashmir*

152.1

154.6

1.64

141.5

152.7

7.92

148.4

153.9

3.71

02

Himachal Pradesh

135.7

143.3

5.60

138.0

145.5

5.43

136.1

143.7

5.58

03

Punjab

139.9

148.6

6.22

135.3

140.4

3.77

137.8

144.9

5.15

05

Uttarakhand

137.2

144.8

5.54

135.2

143.2

5.92

136.5

144.2

5.64

06

Haryana

137.7

145.4

5.59

136.3

141.2

3.60

137.0

143.4

4.67

07

Delhi

137.2

148.8

8.45

141.6

145.4

2.68

141.4

145.6

2.97

08

Rajasthan

140.4

149.7

6.62

140.9

147.3

4.54

140.6

148.8

5.83

09

Uttar Pradesh

137.9

146.3

6.09

141.0

148.3

5.18

139.0

147.0

5.76

10

Bihar

145.5

146.3

0.55

137.4

144.8

5.39

144.3

146.1

1.25

18

Assam

143.5

151.7

5.71

137.7

149.4

8.50

142.3

151.2

6.25

19

West Bengal

145.3

150.2

3.37

139.5

146.9

5.30

142.6

148.6

4.21

20

Jharkhand

146.4

150.1

2.53

138.6

146.7

5.84

143.4

148.8

3.77

21

Odisha

145.4

149.2

2.61

137.2

144.5

5.32

143.1

147.9

3.35

22

Chhattisgarh

144.2

145.2

0.69

139.7

145.5

4.15

142.5

145.3

1.96

23

Madhya Pradesh

135.8

145.6

7.22

140.4

145.5

3.63

137.7

145.6

5.74

24

Gujarat

142.4

144.6

1.54

132.9

140.9

6.02

137.0

142.5

4.01

27

Maharashtra

143.5

147.9

3.07

134.9

142.0

5.26

137.8

144.0

4.50

28

Andhra Pradesh

138.5

144.8

4.55

139.4

147.1

5.52

138.8

145.6

4.90

29

Karnataka

143.4

150.5

4.95

145.0

153.3

5.72

144.3

152.0

5.34

32

Kerala

145.8

156.5

7.34

144.3

152.4

5.61

145.3

155.1

6.74

33

Tamil Nadu

143.9

151.1

5.00

142.1

150.1

5.63

142.8

150.5

5.39

36

Telangana

147.1

145.2

-1.29

138.4

145.9

5.42

142.3

145.6

2.32

99

All India

142.2

148.3

4.29

138.9

146.0

5.11

140.7

147.2

4.62

Notes: 

  1. Prov.     :  Provisional.

2. *      : Figures of this row pertain to the prices and weights of the combined Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh (erstwhile State of Jammu & Kashmir).

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