Indian states ranking by availability of toilets

States and union
territories of India
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* Abbreviations
* Access to safe drinking water
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This is a list of Indian states and territories ranked by the availability of toilet facilities per household. Figures are from the 2011 census of India.[1][2][3][4]

## List

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An increasing trend has been seen in India with how many households have toilet facilities.

Kerala, Mizoram, and Lakshadweep State/UT have a higher number of households having toilet facilities in both 2001 and 2011 in comparison to other states. Lakshadweep has the highest households having toilet facilities 89.2% in 2001, 97.8% in 2011, and 100% in 2017.

Seven states viz. Bihar, Odisha, Assam, Goa, and Tripura are below the national estimate of 25.21% in 2019.[5]

According to a 2019 report, referring to 2017 data, 25.21% of the country has achieved ODF Status and has full access to toilets.[5]

| Year 2001 | Year 2011 | Year 2019

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All India/State/Union Territory | Total | Rural | Urban | Total | Rural | Urban | Rural | Urban | Total
Lakshadweep  | 89.2  | 93.14  | 83.77  | 97.8  | 98.1  | 97.7  | 100  |  |
Kerala  | 84.01  | 81.33  | 92.02  | 95.2  | 93.2  | 97.4  | 100  |  |
Mizoram  | 89.02  | 79.74  | 98.03  | 91.9  | 84.6  | 98.5  | 100  |  |
Delhi  | 77.96  | 62.88  | 79.03  | 89.5  | 76.3  | 89.8  | 100  | 100  | 100
Manipur  | 82.03  | 77.5  | 95.31  | 89.3  | 86  | 95.8  | 100  |  |
Chandigarh  | 78.85  | 68.53  | 80.07  | 87.6  | 88  | 87.6  | 100  |  |
Sikkim  | 63.38  | 59.35  | 91.79  | 87.2  | 84.1  | 95.2  | 100  |  |
Tripura  | 81.45  | 77.93  | 96.96  | 86  | 81.5  | 97.9  | 97.64  |  |
Goa  | 58.64  | 48.21  | 69.23  | 79.7  | 70.9  | 85.3  | 89.22  |  |
Punjab  | 56.84  | 40.91  | 86.52  | 79.3  | 70.4  | 93.4  | 100  |  |
Daman and Diu  | 43.94  | 32.02  | 65.43  | 78.2  | 51.4  | 85.4  | 100  |  |
Nagaland  | 70.57  | 64.64  | 94.12  | 76.5  | 69.2  | 94.6  | 100  |  |
A. & N. Islands  | 53.28  | 42.33  | 76.49  | 70.1  | 60.2  | 87.1  | 100  |  |
Himachal Pradesh  | 33.43  | 27.72  | 77.22  | 69.1  | 66.6  | 89.1  | 100  |  |
Haryana  | 44.5  | 28.66  | 80.66  | 68.6  | 56.1  | 89.9  | 100  |  |
Puducherry  | 49.94  | 21.42  | 65.04  | 68.4  | 39  | 82  | 100  |  |
Uttarakhand  | 45.2  | 31.6  | 86.88  | 65.8  | 54.1  | 93.6  | 100  |  |
Assam  | 64.64  | 59.57  | 94.6  | 64.9  | 59.6  | 93.7  | 98.3  |  |
Meghalaya  | 51.19  | 40.1  | 91.58  | 62.9  | 53.9  | 95.7  | 100  |  |
Arunachal Pradesh  | 56.3  | 47.34  | 86.95  | 62  | 52.7  | 89.5  | 100  |  |
West Bengal  | 55.71  | 62.93  | 64.85  | 71.8  | 75.7  | 89.64  | 100  |  |
Gujarat  | 44.6  | 21.65  | 80.55  | 57.3  | 33  | 87.7  | 100  |  |
D. & N. Haveli  | 32.56  | 17.32  | 77.2  | 54.7  | 26.5  | 81.3  | 100  |  |
Maharashtra  | 35.09  | 18.21  | 58.08  | 53.1  | 38  | 71.3  | 100  |  |
Jammu and Kashmir  | 53.14  | 41.8  | 86.87  | 51.2  | 38.6  | 87.5  | 100  |  |
Karnataka  | 37.49  | 17.4  | 75.23  | 51.2  | 28.4  | 84.9  | 100  |  |
Andhra Pradesh  | 32.99  | 18.15  | 78.07  | 49.6  | 32.2  | 86.1  | 100  |  |
Tamil Nadu  | 35.15  | 14.36  | 64.33  | 48.3  | 23.2  | 75.1  | 100  |  |
All India | 36.41 | 21.92 | 73.72 | 46.9 | 30.7 | 81.4 | 98.21 |  |
Uttar Pradesh  | 31.43  | 19.23  | 80.01  | 35.6  | 21.8  | 83.1  | 100  |  |
Rajasthan  | 29  | 14.61  | 76.11  | 35  | 19.6  | 82  | 100  |  |
Madhya Pradesh  | 23.99  | 8.94  | 67.74  | 28.8  | 13.1  | 74.2  | 100  |  |
Chhattisgarh  | 14.2  | 5.18  | 52.59  | 24.6  | 14.5  | 60.2  | 100  |  |
Bihar  | 19.19  | 13.91  | 69.69  | 23.1  | 17.6  | 51  | 68.6  |  |
Jharkhand  | 19.67  | 6.57  | 66.68  | 22  | 7.6  | 67.2  | 100  |  |
Odisha  | 14.89  | 7.71  | 59.69  | 22  | 23.1  | 68.7  | 91.68  |  |

## References

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1. ^ "Availability and type of latrine facility" (PDF). 2011 Census of India, Government of India. 2011. Retrieved 9 October 2015.
2. ^ "India is on the greatest toilet-building spree in human history". Independent.co.uk. September 2018.
3. ^ "World's Biggest Toilet-Building Spree is Under Way in India". Bloomberg.com. 30 July 2018.
4. ^ "Narendra Modi: World's biggest toilet-building spree is under way in India". The Economic Times.
5. ^ a b "State/UT-wise percentage of rural households which have access to toilets facilities as of 12.12.2017". 18 September 2019.

## External links

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* "4 Years Of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan: With Over 9 Crore Toilets, India Inches Towards Becoming ODF | Features". NDTV-Dettol Banega Swachh India. 2018-10-02. Retrieved 2019-02-05.
* PTI (2018-11-19). "Nearly 60.50 lakh household toilets built under Swachh Bharat". Mint. Retrieved 2019-02-05.
* "Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin)". sbm.gov.in. Retrieved 2019-02-05.
* https://visualize.data.gov.in/?inst=872a4c11-f55c-4fec-8d30-8f0205e11821&vid=603

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