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.
Rural Wages & Payroll
7 results for “Inflation”
Holdings indexed. Includes all 700 converted tables reported by the MCP at indexing.
state wage inflation gap
DERIVED (neither publisher prints it): State-by-State nominal wage growth minus State CPI inflation over a window — the 'State inflation and wage gap' / real wage growth by State, ranked, with All India. Inputs, both official and both cited on every row: wages Labour Bureau, Wage Rates in Rural India (average daily wage, Rs/day; default occupation 'General agricultural labourers', men) — or source
cpi iw
CPI-IW centre/group/subgroup/item indices or inflation, without splicing bases. Stored here: 2016 base (from 2020-09; 2001-base months are in cpi_iw_inflation). Older bases (1960, 1982, 2001) are served by rbi-dbie - call cpi_older_bases for the exact calls.
cpi iw national index
Release-backed national CPI-IW2016 general levels; explicit month/base, provenance and gaps.
cpi al rl
Agricultural/rural labourer CPI for one specified base. Older history (CPI-AL from 1966-04, 1960-61 base; CPI-RL 1986-87 base from its start) is served by rbi-dbie - call cpi_older_bases.
cpi al rl groups
CPI for Agricultural (AL) and Rural (RL) Labourers, base 2019=100: All-India GROUP indices (General, Food & non-alcoholic beverages, Pan-tobacco-intoxicants, Fuel & light, Clothing & footwear, Miscellaneous) from Labour Bureau's monthly press release, plus the 2019-base group and sub-group weights. Group indices are printed only in the press release (not on the data pages). live=True also reads th
cpi older bases
Where the older CPI bases live. Pointers only: the rbi-dbie MCP serves CPI-IW (1960-, 1982-, 2001- and 2016-base), CPI-AL (1960-61 base from 1966-04) and CPI-RL (1986-87 base) as separate series, each row with its BASE_PER. Bases are never spliced; page by `year` (get_data shows the 250 most recent rows otherwise).
wage rate index
Half-yearly Wage Rate Index and average wage, by catalogue dimensions.
Inventory snapshot 14 Nov 2026. Publisher dates and individual source checks can differ.