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Contents of section 13: Model village and Model nation. Chapter 13-Facts and figures on some statistics. 13.1-F&F - GDP (Nominal) per capita. 13.2-F&F - Nations with highest per capita income. 13.3-F&F - Per capita income. 13.4-F&F - India's per capita income. 13.5-F&F - Growth in per capita income raises India's rank. 13.6-F&F - Life expectancy. 13.7-F&F - India ranked 108 with female life expectancy at 63.3 years, a shade better than 62.5 years expectancy of males. 13.8-F&F - Crude death rate.

Views to make this ‘World’ developed and this ‘Earth’

as the lovely place for every ‘Human’.

SECTION 13

MODEL VILLAGE AND

MODEL NATION Shelter in a better way, for everyone;

Pollution free atmosphere and greenery everywhere;

Life full of joy, prosperity and peace;

Chapter 13: Facts and figures on some

statistics:

13.1. F&F - GDP (Nominal) per capita.

[GDP (Nominal) per capita.

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Source [179] [179] List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita - Wikipedia, the free

encyclopedia.mht]

It is possible to increase the GDP with VPA – MV – MN.

13.2. F&F - Nations with highest per capita income.

[Nations with highest per capita income.

India

July 24, 2008

India's per capita income is almost Rs 40,000 ($950) per year, according to the latest figures released

by the World Bank.

This has been calculated using the World Bank Atlas method that employs official exchange rates for

conversion.

India's per capita income has more than doubled from $460 in 2000-01 to $950 in 2007 due to

strong economic growth.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram had recently stated that India's per capita income could double

every 9 years. By 2016-17, the countries per capita would be at $2,000; and by 2025, per capita

would be $4,000 if India grows at 9 per cent.

At $950 per capita income per year, India ranks a poor 160th in the world.

According to the World Bank categories: Nations with per capita income (PCI) less than $935 are 'low

income;' nations with PCI from $936 to $3,705 are 'lower middle income;' those with PCI from

$3,706 to $11,455 are 'upper middle income;' and those with PCI from $11,456 or more are 'high

income.' Source [180]]

India with per capita income of Rs 40,000 ($950) per year comes under lower middle income group

according to the World Bank categories. With the establishment of VPA – MV – MN, it is possible to

increase the PCI more than $11,456.

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13.3. F&F - Per capita income.

[Per capita income;

Per capita income is the measurement of a national income divided by the amount of people in that

nation. It is normally calculated in terms of money per year. Per capita income considers that each

individual citizen would receive an equal amount - in other words, that the national income for the

year would be distributed evenly.

Per capita income can also refer to what is earned on average by individuals in a different locality,

such as a state or province, or even a city. One location may have its per capita income compared to

that found in another area.

Per capita can also be used in circumstances unrelated to national income or income on any level.

The original phrase came from Latin, and meant "per head." It is used in statistics to measure the

average amount of something per person. Crime rates are at times measured on a per capita basis.

Wills may state that all named beneficiaries should receive the same amount of an estate that is

willed. The sum of the amount willed is distributed evenly amongst a certain amount of people. This

method is also considered per capita. Source [181] ]

The per capita income can be increased with VPA – MV – MN, and it is also possible to maintain the

accurate account in the VPA, thus no one goes for loss as they work.

13.4. F&F - India's per capita income.

[India's per capita income.

India's per capita income rose by 5.2 per cent to Rs 12,416 (about $285) during 2004-05.

According to the Central Statistical Organisation estimates, the per capita income during 2003-04

(Quick Estimates) stood at Rs 11,799. Source [182] ]

Per capita income can be raised to near to the per capita income of the deve loped countries with

the establishment of VPA – MV – MN.

13.5. F&F - Growth in per capita income raises India's rank.

[Growth in per capita income raises India's rank.

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA.

JUNE 30: Propelled by a robust growth in per capita income, India has improved its rank four notches

to 128 on the Human Development Index (HDI) calculated on the basis of life expectancy,

educational attainment and standard of living.

The UN Human Development Report 2000 released today, pegs India's life expectancy at 62.9 years

while putting GDP per capita income at 444 dollars per person, an improvement from 331 dollars per

person of 1990 -- a growth of 33 per cent in eight years.

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The reports put the average annual rate of growth in percapita income at three per cent. India's

Gross National Product (GNP) was 427.4 billion dollars in 1998 and was growing at a healthy 5.6 per

cent annually, the report said.

Services sector with close to 46 per cent share contributed highest to the 430 billion dollar Gross

Domestic Product (GDP) in 1998. Agriculture contributed 29.3 per cent while industry chipped in

24.7 per cent to the GDP.

Copyright © 2000 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd. Source [183] ]

Per capita income, HDI, GNP, GDP, can be improved with VPA – MV – MN.

13.6. F&F - Life expectancy.

[Life expectancy.

Life expectancy is the average number of years of life remaining at a given age. It is the average

expected lifespan of an individual.

Variation in the world today

There are great variations in life expectancy worldwide, mostly caused by differences in public

health, medical care and diet from country to country. Climate may also have an effect, and the way

data is collected may also be an important influence. Poverty, in particular, has a very substantial

effect on life expectancy. Life expectancy may also be reduced for people exposed to high levels of

highway air pollution or industrial air pollution. Occupation may also have a major effect on life

expectancy. Well-educated professionals working in offices have a high life expectancy, while coal

miners (and in prior generations, asbestos cutters) do not. Other factors affecting an individual's life

expectancy are genetic disorders, obesity, access to health care, diet, exercise, tobacco smoking, and

excessive drug and alcohol use.

As pointed out above, AIDS has recently had a negative effect on life expectancy, especially in Sub-

Saharan Africa.

Lower life expectancy in people with serious mental illness.

Persons with serious Mental illness die, on average, 25 years earlier than the general public.

Mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression. Three out of five

mentally ill die from mostly preventable physical diseases. Diseases such as Heart/Cardiovascular

disease, Diabetes, Dyslipidaemia, Respiratory ailments, Pneumonia, Influenza. Source [184] ]

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Better public health, nutritious balanced diet, better medical care, eradication of poverty, pollution

free environment, good forest covered land, decreased mental illnesses due to peaceful –

productive life, decreased land pollution, availability good potable water, good life style habits,

people working well in the fields in their own village and playing varieties of games in the sports

complexes, not using any insecticides and pesticides for the farm, less accidents with better roads,

prevention / eradication of infectious diseases, early identification of old age chronic illnesses (non

communicable ) and their management, are all possible with VPA – NHS – NES – MV – MN, in their

own village, this in turn will increase the life expectancy.

13.7. F&F - India ranked 108 with female life expectancy at 63.3

years, a shade better than 62.5 years expectancy of males.

[Growth in per capita income raises India's rank.

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA.

JUNE 30:

On the Gender-related development index, India ranked 108 with female li fe expectancy at 63.3

years, a shade better than 62.5 years expectancy of males. However, literacy rate among female

was only 43.5 per cent compared to 67.1 per cent in male. Source [185] ]

Life expectancy and literacy rates can be increased both in male and female.

13.8. F&F - Crude death rate.

[Crude death rate:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia.

Crude death rate by country;

The crude death rate, the total number of deaths per 1000 people. The crude death rate for the

whole world is currently about 9.6 per 1000 per year (based on 62 million deaths in 2006, for a

population of 6470 million).

According to the World Health Organization, the 10 leading causes of death in 2002 were:

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12.6% Ischaemic heart disease

9.7% Cerebrovascular disease

6.8% Lower respiratory infections

4.9% HIV/AIDS

4.8% Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

3.2% Diarrhoeal diseases

2.7% Tuberculosis

2.2% Malaria

2.2% Trachea/bronchus/lung cancers

2.1% Road traffic accidents

Causes of death vary greatly between first and third world countries. See List of causes of death by

rate for worldwide statistics.

According to Jean Ziegler (the United Nations Special Reporter on the Right to Food for 2000 to

March 2008), mortality due to malnutrition accounted for 58% of the total mortality in 2006: "In the

world, approximately 62 million people, all causes of death combined, die each year. In 2006, more

than 36 millions died of hunger or diseases due to deficiencies in micronutrients.

Factors affecting a given death rate

Age of country's population

Nutrition levels

Standards of diet and housing

Access to clean drinking water

Hygiene levels

Levels of infectious diseases

Social factors such as conflicts and levels of violent crime

Amount and quality of health care available. Source [186] ]

Early identification and treatment for the patient with IHD, CVD, LRTI, HIV/AIDS, COPD, Diarrhoeal

diseases, TB, Malaria, cancers can be done at VPH – NHS in the village itself. RTA can be prevented to

the maximum extent with CRS – CRTS systems. Malnutrition can be prevented with VPA. Better

nutrition, good diet, good house, clean drinking water, better hygiene, prevention of communicable

diseases, prevention of conflicts – violence – crime, quality health care are possible with VPA – VPH

– VPS – MV – MN.

Sources:

[180] Nations with highest per capita income.mht.

[181] Per Capita Income - fdict.mht.

[182] http://in.rediff.com/money/2005/jun/30income.htm.

[183]Growth in per capita income raises India's rank.mht.

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[184] Life expectancy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.mht.

[185] Growth in per capita income raises India's rank.mht. Copyright © 2000 Indian Express

Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.

[186] Mortality rate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.mht.