District Intelligence

Jehanaba (10_jehanaba)

Bihar · District Intelligence · 2024

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Political Representation

Jehanaba — 18th Lok Sabha (2024) · ECI Verified

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Lok Sabha MP — Data Pending

No MP record linked to this district yet. This may be due to constituency boundary mapping. Data is sourced from ECI 2024 election results.

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State Legislative Assembly MLAs

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District Collector & Administrative Officers

IAS/IPS officer postings change frequently via transfer orders. nPIP is integrating with DoPT, state HR departments and official government orders to show current postings.

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ℹ️MP data is sourced from the Election Commission of India 18th Lok Sabha (2024) election results. Administrative officer and MLA data is currently not available — nPIP shows no data rather than inaccurate placeholders.

District Overview

Jehanaba — Emerging District, Bihar

Dev. Score58.0

National Rank#557

National Rank

#557

Category

Emerging

Development Intelligence58.0

Jehanaba (Bihar) ranks as Emerging with a composite score of 58.0. Development is declining, with Energy as the leading sector and Health requiring prioritised attention.

Development Score

▼ 1.958.0

Jehanaba (Bihar) ranks as Emerging with a composite score of 58.0. Development is declining, with Energy as the leading sector and Health requiring prioritised attention.

Sources: NFHS-5 · HMIS · UDISE+ · JJM · Saubhagya · MoAFW

Health

▲ 0.826.8

Health score of 26.8 (Needs Attention) reflects moderate delivery coverage at 72%. Child health shows moderate child nutrition gaps (stunting: 39%), with IMR at 4 per 1,000 births.

Sources: NFHS-5 (2019–21) · HMIS (2023–24) · NHM

Education

▲ 2.580.1

Education performance scores 80.1 (Front Runner). Enrollment, retention, and infrastructure indicators show strong progress.

Sources: UDISE+ (2022–23) · ASER · NAS

Infrastructure

▼ 0.550.0

Infrastructure score 50.0 (Emerging): electrification at 95%. Targeted investment in physical connectivity and basic services needed.

Sources: PMGSY · Census 2011 · MoRD

Water & Sanitation

▲ 2.062.5

Water & Sanitation scores 62.5 (Emerging). Water coverage and sanitation are improving but last-mile connectivity gaps remain.

Sources: JJM Dashboard (2023) · SBM · NFHS-5

Energy

▲ 2.197.0

Energy score 97.0 (Front Runner): household electrification at 95% under Saubhagya. Near-universal electricity access achieved.

Sources: Saubhagya Portal (2023) · MNRE · CEA

Agriculture

▲ 2.350.0

Agriculture performance scores 50.0 (Emerging). Agricultural productivity is moderate with potential for improvement through irrigation and inputs.

Sources: MoAFW (2022–23) · PMFBY · NABARD

Active Alerts:Healthcare deficitDevelopment declining

Development Velocity

-1.89

YoY improvement

Rank #277 nationally

Health+0.8

Education+2.5

Infrastructure-0.5

Water+2.0

Energy+2.1

Agriculture+2.3

Trend AnalysisDeclining-1.89/yr

-5

Overall development trajectory is declining with moderate composite performance. Priority sector gaps are constraining aggregate development.

Health: +0.8

Education: +2.5

Infrastructure: -0.5

Water: +2.0

Energy: +2.1

Agriculture: +2.3

Sector Performance

Opportunity Radar2 gaps identified

Jehanaba

Healthcare Infrastructure

Primary Health Centre Expansion

High

Child stunting at 39% (national avg: 35.5%). Maternal health infrastructure below benchmark.

Road Infrastructure

PMGSY Connectivity Expansion

High

Infrastructure score of 50.0 indicates physical connectivity gaps.

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Health Source DataHealth Score: 26.8

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NFHS-5 (2019–21) Indicators

Institutional Delivery

72.4%

higher is better

ANC 4+ Visits

69.3%

higher is better

Full Immunisation

70.0%

higher is better

Stunting U5

39.1%

lower is better

Wasting U5

21.6%

lower is better

Anaemia in Women

66.7%

lower is better

Anaemia in Children

70.2%

lower is better

Under-5 Mortality

4.0/1000

lower is better

Infant Mortality

4.0/1000

lower is better

HMIS (2023–24) Health System

ANC Registrations

11K

HMIS 2023–24

Institutional Deliveries

HMIS 2023–24

Fully Immunised

HMIS 2023–24

Sub-Centres (SC)

HMIS 2023–24

PHCs Functional

HMIS 2023–24

CHCs Functional

HMIS 2023–24

Health score (weight: 20%) computed from NFHS-5 indicators: institutional delivery, immunisation, child nutrition (stunting/wasting), anaemia, and mortality rates.

Education Source DataScore: 80.1

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Schools with Electricity

0.0%

National: 87%

Schools with Girls Toilet

0.0%

Target: 100%

Schools with Water

0.0%

Target: 100%

Total Schools