Data catalogue
Find datasets, series, publications and extracts across the marketplace.
- Warehouse rows
- 6.17B
- Structured DB
- 1,711.35 GB
- Live data store
- 189.73 GB
- Data tables
- 1,03,091
- Publications & data products
- 1,749
About these figures
BigQuery reports 6,167,191,751 physical rows across 89 native base tables in 9 catalogue warehouses, measured on . Structured DB measures logical bytes across the same tables. The headline excludes 22 verified staging and backup tables with 365,935,268 rows and 57.49 GB of logical storage. Separate publisher editions can contain overlapping observations.
The earlier 40-MCP inventory reported 1,115,017,091 records across warehouses, files and upstream sources, including 811,051,329 upstream survey records from MoSPI NADA.
Live data store measures 189.73 GB of live catalogue objects across 39 Cloud Storage buckets, measured on .
UNCTAD ingestion files account for 153.97 GB of additional live storage. Retained soft-deleted objects account for 109.84 GB. Raw publisher archives and their corresponding BigQuery tables are measured in their respective storage layers.
Data tables counts 1,03,091 publisher tables held across the marketplace MCPs, measured in each MCP's own store on 2026-11-10: one table, sheet, dataflow, report section or API dataset in one edition counts once, the way data.gov.in counts resources. Raw copies, backups and archive duplicates are not counted twice. They belong to 1,749 publications and data products — six Economic Survey reports are one publication — which hold 10,664 editions, 8,62,701 series and 19,717 documents. India Intelligence and Survey chapter packs are built from these MCPs and are not added. Geo-Spatial can also reach 2,36,742 data.gov.in resources live; they are not held and not counted.
The search index includes 18,933 datasets (tables, survey studies and map layers) and 493 individually indexed series. Separate live and archived access routes can have their own entries. These figures apply across the catalogue, regardless of filters.
Our World in Data — charts across health, energy, climate, development
207 results
Partial snapshot. Our World in Data's grapher charts held in our own mirror: health, energy, climate, population, agriculture and development data for every country, region and income group, with each chart's units, definitions and original producer (Global Carbon Budget, WHO, UN, World Bank, FAO and others). Search charts, read country series and compare India with the world; answers cite the original producer with OWID as compiler. Charts are loading alphabetically, hourly; charts OWID may not redistribute are listed with metadata only.
OWID: Annual growth of the gross capital formation
Gross capital formation is the total value of investments in a country. This includes spending on new buildings, machinery, infrastructure, inventories, and other long-term assets that help produce goods and services. Source: World Bank, compiled by Our World in Data. 4,033 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-growth-of-the-gross-capital-formation').
OWID: Annual growth of the income or consumption of the poorest 40%
The growth rate is calculated between two household surveys – the most recent survey available in 2024 and a survey falling approximately five years earlier. Source: World Bank Poverty and Inequality Platform (2026), compiled by Our World in Data. 122 values; read with owid_series(slug='annualized-average-growth-rate-in-per-capita-real-survey-mean-consumption-or-income-bottom-40-of-population').
OWID: Annual growth of the income or consumption of the poorest 40% vs. the total population
The growth rate is calculated between two household surveys – the most recent survey available in 2024 and a survey falling approximately five years earlier. In countries below the dotted line, income or consumption growth is higher for the poorest 40% of the population than the national average. Source: World Bank, compiled by Our World in Data. 484 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-grow.
OWID: Annual growth rate of population share in cities with at least 300,000 inhabitants
The average annual rate of change of the share of the population living in cities with at least 300,000 people. City boundaries are defined using a consistent global approach based on satellite imagery and population data. Source: European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC) (2025), compiled by Our World in Data. 6,390 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-rate-of-change-in-urban-populati.
OWID: Annual growth rate of urban population share
The average annual rate of change of the share of the population living in urban areas, based on each country's national definition. Source: United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2025), compiled by Our World in Data. 27,700 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-growth-rate-of-urban-population-share').
OWID: Annual hours of work and income
Unit 3 'Doing the best you can: Scarcity, wellbeing, and working hours’ in The CORE Team, The Economy 2.0 Microeconomics. Available at: https://tinyco.re/3476545 [Figure 3.1] Source: Maddison Project (2018); Huberman, Minns (2007); OECD (2019), compiled by Our World in Data. 186 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-hours-of-work-and-income-18702016').
OWID: Annual number of wildfires
Annual number of wildfires Source: Global Wildfire Information System (2026), compiled by Our World in Data. 3,900 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-number-of-fires').
OWID: Annual patent applications
Annual patent applications Source: World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), via World Bank (2026), compiled by Our World in Data. 4,276 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-patent-applications').
OWID: Annual per capita consumption of books
A book is defined as a published title with more than 49 pages. Source: Buringh and Van Zanden (2009), compiled by Our World in Data. 98 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-per-capita-consumption-books').
OWID: Annual PM2.5 emissions from wildfires
Annual PM2.5 emissions from wildfires Source: Global Wildfire Information System (2026), compiled by Our World in Data. 6,240 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-pm25-emissions-from-wildfires').
OWID: Annual professional service robots installed globally, by application area
Annual professional service robots installed globally, by application area Source: International Federation of Robotics via AI Index Report (2026), compiled by Our World in Data. 20 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-professional-service-robots-installed-by-area').
OWID: Annual research & development funding for infectious diseases
Global annual funding reported for research and development to address neglected tropical diseases (in blue). These are compared to HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and COVID-19 (in orange). This data is expressed in US dollars, adjusted for inflation. Source: Impact Global Health (2025), compiled by Our World in Data. 317 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-research-development-funding-for.
OWID: Annual scholarly publications on artificial intelligence
Annual scholarly publications on artificial intelligence Source: Center for Security and Emerging Technology (2026), compiled by Our World in Data. 1,613 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-scholarly-publications-on-artificial-intelligence').
OWID: Annual temperature anomalies
The difference between a year's average surface temperature from the 1991-2020 mean, in degrees Celsius. Source: Contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information (2026), compiled by Our World in Data. 18,318 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-temperature-anomalies').
OWID: Annual working hours per person employed
Regular hours worked by full-time and part-time workers, paid and unpaid overtime, hours worked in additional jobs, and time not worked because of public holidays, annual paid leave, strikes and labour disputes, and other reasons. Source: OECD (2017), compiled by Our World in Data. 1,568 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-working-hours-per-person-employed').
OWID: Annual working hours per worker
Before 1950, the data comes only from full-time production workers (non-agricultural activities). Starting in 1950, estimates cover total hours worked in the economy as measured primarily from national accounts data. Source: Feenstra et al. – Penn World Table (2025); Huberman and Minns (2005), compiled by Our World in Data. 10,126 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-working-hours-per-worker.
OWID: Annual working hours vs. GDP per capita
Working hours are the annual average per worker. GDP per capita is adjusted for inflation and differences in living costs between countries. Source: Feenstra et al. – Penn World Table (2025), compiled by Our World in Data. 37,686 values; read with owid_series(slug='annual-working-hours-vs-gdp-per-capita-pwt').
OWID: Antarctic ozone hole area
Annual maximum and mean Antarctic stratospheric ozone hole area, resultant from the emission of ozone-depleting substances. Source: NASA Ozone Watch (2025), compiled by Our World in Data. 92 values; read with owid_series(slug='antarctic-ozone-hole-area').
OWID: Antarctic sea ice extent
The minimum and maximum sea ice extent typically occur in February and September each year. Source: National Snow and Ice Data Center – Sea Ice Index (2026), compiled by Our World in Data. 96 values; read with owid_series(slug='antarctica-sea-ice-extent').
OWID: Antibiotic usage by surveillance category
Reported usage of antibiotics, measured in defined daily doses per 1,000 people in each category based on the WHO's classification. Antibiotics are classified into three groups: Access, Watch, and Reserve, taking into account the impact of different antibiotics and antibiotic classes on antimicrobia Source: WHO Global Antimicrobial Resistance and Use Surveillance System (GLASS) (2025), compiled by.
Inventory snapshot 15 Nov 2026. Publisher dates and individual source checks can differ.