Table 3 Total economic loss due to adolescent deaths and morbidity in USD (million) as a result of communicable diseases, non-communicable diseases, and injuries in India and its states in 2021. EAG is Empowered Action Group

India

13,251 (10,102–17,166)

20,009 (14,597–26,739)

4572 (3865–5303)

EAG states

 Bihar

774 (556–1,063)

1022 (734–1,383)

193 (153–240)

 Chhattisgarh

232 (167–328)

307 (214–416)

86 (56–113)

 Jharkhand

230 (163–313)

327 (233–446)

56 (40–73)

 Madhya Pradesh

659 (488–896)

940 (683–1,265)

300 (241–364)

 Odisha

389 (284–525)

564 (407–760)

132 (103–162)

 Rajasthan

749 (549–1,025)

1081 (779–1459)

234 (190–285)

 Uttar Pradesh

1628 (1211–2184)

2198 (1586–2977)

549 (444–665)

 Uttarakhand

139 (105–189)

255 (184–343)

66 (54–79)

North-east states

 Arunachal Pradesh

21 (15–28)

37 (27–51)

7 (5–8)

 Assam

278 (207–365)

391 (285–527)

83 (68–98)

 Manipur

19 (14–25)

40 (29–54)

7 (6–9)

 Meghalaya

27 (20–37)

43 (31–59)

6 (5–8)

 Mizoram

14 (10–20)

25 (17–35)

3 (2–4)

 Nagaland

16 (12–21)

32 (23–44)

5 (4–6)

 Sikkim

11 (8–14)

20 (14–26)

3 (2–4)

 Tripura

28 (20–39)

46 (33–63)

9 (6–12)

Other states

 Andhra Pradesh

438 (310–583)

675 (482–918)

129 (100–163)

 Delhi

488 (336–704)

787 (566–1,065)

109 (88–135)

 Goa

30 (22–41)

55 (39–74)

8 (6–10)

 Gujarat

934 (684–1,235)

1395 (1012–1885)

336 (273–400)

 Haryana

545 (397–726)

902 (658–1207)

170 (140–203)

 Himachal Pradesh

47 (35–64)

96 (69–128)

20 (16–24)

 Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh

88 (65–118)

171 (125–229)

39 (32–46)

 Karnataka

777 (567–1040)

1340 (968–1799)

302 (246–361)

 Kerala

221 (163–294)

559 (400–760)

86 (70–104)

 Maharashtra

1240 (907–1638)

2122 (1533–2842)

396 (319–481)

 Punjab

257 (188–350)

469 (341–625)

89 (73–107)

 Tamil Nadu

622 (456–842)

1243 (904–1683)

368 (293–441)

 Telangana

380 (274–520)

718 (514–974)

167 (126–210)

 West Bengal

567 (407–772)

983 (712–1320)

226 (175–270)