[datameet] Re: Sharing : Census 1991 _Village/Town Level PCA Data

[Sumit]

Great! 
Sorry, I missed the first message.
I will compare this with the one that I have cleaned.

Sumit

On Friday, 31 August 2018 10:50:43 UTC+5:30, Naraina aka Dilip Damle wrote:
>
> Hi sumit, 
>
> and for the information of others 
>
> I rechecked the link again I was talking about the same data .
>
> The difference in the data that I have shared now is that THIS DATA 
> for  1991 is at Village / Town level. 
>
>
> On Friday, August 31, 2018 at 9:05:11 AM UTC+5:30, Sumit wrote:
>>
>> Hi Dilip and Karthik,
>>
>> I had shared the data on the forum a few years ago (Thejesh had created a 
>> repo too; I can't find it now.). Resharing this - 
>> https://sites.google.com/site/mishrasumitr/data?authuser=0
>> Hope this helps.
>>
>> Sumit
>>
>> On Tuesday, 28 August 2018 19:44:10 UTC+5:30, Naraina aka Dilip Damle 
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> HI, 
>>>
>>> The PCA 2001 and 2011 are available in STATA format and there is a link 
>>> somewhere on this group. 
>>> I have got it from there. 
>>>
>>> I am not sure but it may be in the Group repository. Please check. 
>>> Better if someone else who knows about the repository answers.
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 7:37:27 PM UTC+5:30, Karthik Shashidhar 
>>> wrote:

 Thanks, Dilip, for making this available. 

 I'm downloading this, and will let you know in case I find any issues. 

 Is the PCA for the 2001 Census available in a similar format?

 Thanks much
 Karthik 

 On Monday, 27 August 2018 19:58:39 UTC+1, Naraina aka Dilip Damle wrote:
>
> Hello, 
>
> I think The Census 1991 PCA ... Primary Census Abstract data was not 
> available in a collated form anywhere. 
>
> hence started working on this and have created combined files in csv 
> format using Data downloaded from Census website. 
>
> Hers is the copy of the readme file that accompanies the data. 
>
> ==
> Reademe file for Census_1991_PCA Village/Town level data
>
>
> Source : Census of India Website : Digital Library
>
> Compiled by : Naraina Damle AKA Dilip Damle email : cadv...@gmail.com
>
> Files Included : 4 
>
> All_India.csv
> All_states.csv
> PCA_URBAN.csv
> PCA_Rural.csv
>
> Process done 
> The individual files were downloaded and cleaned for missing Codes/ 
> Names etc. and combined.
> The Total population was checked and verified at all the levels
>
>
> Changes done to data : 
>
> 1. The state codes in individual files did not match the All India and 
> state level file. Changed them according to all india.
> 2. Some states do not have Block and Nyaya Panchayat code. Added 
> blank/0 value filed there.
> 3. All codes except Location code changed to numeric format from 
> padded text format.
> 4. Added ISO state codes for easier identification.
> 5. Created Unique record_ID using ISO State codes and Locationcode
> 6. No change done to any Data beyond and including the place name 
>
> Possible errors :
>
> There could still be some missing Names of Districts/Tehsils etc.
>
>
> Further improvments will be done later.
>
>
> Released this Version on 28August2018
>
> May edit this file later with more specific cleaning done. 
>
> 
>
> Hers is the googeldrive link to the data : 
> https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CNh5oaX3efZbW4yo8GXqbufjy57cMR09?usp=sharing
>
> I request interested people to have a look at it and we will rectify 
> any shortcomings and then load it in the repository. 
>
> If you need the MS Access file which I used to work with this data 
> then send me a private mail.
>


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[datameet] Re: Sharing : Census 1991 _Village/Town Level PCA Data

[Naraina aka Dilip Damle]

Hi sumit, 

and for the information of others 

I rechecked the link again I was talking about the same data .

The difference in the data that I have shared now is that THIS DATA 
for  1991 is at Village / Town level. 


On Friday, August 31, 2018 at 9:05:11 AM UTC+5:30, Sumit wrote:
>
> Hi Dilip and Karthik,
>
> I had shared the data on the forum a few years ago (Thejesh had created a 
> repo too; I can't find it now.). Resharing this - 
> https://sites.google.com/site/mishrasumitr/data?authuser=0
> Hope this helps.
>
> Sumit
>
> On Tuesday, 28 August 2018 19:44:10 UTC+5:30, Naraina aka Dilip Damle 
> wrote:
>>
>> HI, 
>>
>> The PCA 2001 and 2011 are available in STATA format and there is a link 
>> somewhere on this group. 
>> I have got it from there. 
>>
>> I am not sure but it may be in the Group repository. Please check. 
>> Better if someone else who knows about the repository answers.
>>
>> On Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 7:37:27 PM UTC+5:30, Karthik Shashidhar 
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Thanks, Dilip, for making this available. 
>>>
>>> I'm downloading this, and will let you know in case I find any issues. 
>>>
>>> Is the PCA for the 2001 Census available in a similar format?
>>>
>>> Thanks much
>>> Karthik 
>>>
>>> On Monday, 27 August 2018 19:58:39 UTC+1, Naraina aka Dilip Damle wrote:

 Hello, 

 I think The Census 1991 PCA ... Primary Census Abstract data was not 
 available in a collated form anywhere. 

 hence started working on this and have created combined files in csv 
 format using Data downloaded from Census website. 

 Hers is the copy of the readme file that accompanies the data. 

 ==
 Reademe file for Census_1991_PCA Village/Town level data


 Source : Census of India Website : Digital Library

 Compiled by : Naraina Damle AKA Dilip Damle email : cadv...@gmail.com

 Files Included : 4 

 All_India.csv
 All_states.csv
 PCA_URBAN.csv
 PCA_Rural.csv

 Process done 
 The individual files were downloaded and cleaned for missing Codes/ 
 Names etc. and combined.
 The Total population was checked and verified at all the levels


 Changes done to data : 

 1. The state codes in individual files did not match the All India and 
 state level file. Changed them according to all india.
 2. Some states do not have Block and Nyaya Panchayat code. Added 
 blank/0 value filed there.
 3. All codes except Location code changed to numeric format from padded 
 text format.
 4. Added ISO state codes for easier identification.
 5. Created Unique record_ID using ISO State codes and Locationcode
 6. No change done to any Data beyond and including the place name 

 Possible errors :

 There could still be some missing Names of Districts/Tehsils etc.


 Further improvments will be done later.


 Released this Version on 28August2018

 May edit this file later with more specific cleaning done. 

 

 Hers is the googeldrive link to the data : 
 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CNh5oaX3efZbW4yo8GXqbufjy57cMR09?usp=sharing

 I request interested people to have a look at it and we will rectify 
 any shortcomings and then load it in the repository. 

 If you need the MS Access file which I used to work with this data then 
 send me a private mail.

>>>

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[datameet] Re: Sharing : Census 1991 _Village/Town Level PCA Data

[Naraina aka Dilip Damle]

Hi sumit, 

I did download the data and have it with me. 

I rechecked your link again 

It is the same file I have. 

But in the data you shared the 1991 data is not at Village / Town 
level. 

The data I have shared now is at the village/town level.





On Friday, August 31, 2018 at 9:05:11 AM UTC+5:30, Sumit wrote:
>
> Hi Dilip and Karthik,
>
> I had shared the data on the forum a few years ago (Thejesh had created a 
> repo too; I can't find it now.). Resharing this - 
> https://sites.google.com/site/mishrasumitr/data?authuser=0
> Hope this helps.
>
> Sumit
>
> On Tuesday, 28 August 2018 19:44:10 UTC+5:30, Naraina aka Dilip Damle 
> wrote:
>>
>> HI, 
>>
>> The PCA 2001 and 2011 are available in STATA format and there is a link 
>> somewhere on this group. 
>> I have got it from there. 
>>
>> I am not sure but it may be in the Group repository. Please check. 
>> Better if someone else who knows about the repository answers.
>>
>> On Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 7:37:27 PM UTC+5:30, Karthik Shashidhar 
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Thanks, Dilip, for making this available. 
>>>
>>> I'm downloading this, and will let you know in case I find any issues. 
>>>
>>> Is the PCA for the 2001 Census available in a similar format?
>>>
>>> Thanks much
>>> Karthik 
>>>
>>> On Monday, 27 August 2018 19:58:39 UTC+1, Naraina aka Dilip Damle wrote:

 Hello, 

 I think The Census 1991 PCA ... Primary Census Abstract data was not 
 available in a collated form anywhere. 

 hence started working on this and have created combined files in csv 
 format using Data downloaded from Census website. 

 Hers is the copy of the readme file that accompanies the data. 

 ==
 Reademe file for Census_1991_PCA Village/Town level data


 Source : Census of India Website : Digital Library

 Compiled by : Naraina Damle AKA Dilip Damle email : cadv...@gmail.com

 Files Included : 4 

 All_India.csv
 All_states.csv
 PCA_URBAN.csv
 PCA_Rural.csv

 Process done 
 The individual files were downloaded and cleaned for missing Codes/ 
 Names etc. and combined.
 The Total population was checked and verified at all the levels


 Changes done to data : 

 1. The state codes in individual files did not match the All India and 
 state level file. Changed them according to all india.
 2. Some states do not have Block and Nyaya Panchayat code. Added 
 blank/0 value filed there.
 3. All codes except Location code changed to numeric format from padded 
 text format.
 4. Added ISO state codes for easier identification.
 5. Created Unique record_ID using ISO State codes and Locationcode
 6. No change done to any Data beyond and including the place name 

 Possible errors :

 There could still be some missing Names of Districts/Tehsils etc.


 Further improvments will be done later.


 Released this Version on 28August2018

 May edit this file later with more specific cleaning done. 

 

 Hers is the googeldrive link to the data : 
 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CNh5oaX3efZbW4yo8GXqbufjy57cMR09?usp=sharing

 I request interested people to have a look at it and we will rectify 
 any shortcomings and then load it in the repository. 

 If you need the MS Access file which I used to work with this data then 
 send me a private mail.

>>>

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Re: [datameet] story plug - How many athletics medals will India win at the Asian Games?

[Shijith Kunhitty]

Ha ha, no I definitely got my forecast of athletics medals wrong! But have 
a feeling all these athletics medals have come about less because of Indian 
athletes overperforming and more because of other Asian athletes 
underperforming (Neeraj Chopra being an exception). Will see if I can do a 
follow-story in the Hindustan Times on this. And thanks for all the 
feedback! :) -shijith

On Friday, 31 August 2018 08:47:49 UTC+5:30, Nikhil VJ wrote:
>
> Hi Shijith,
>
> Good analysis of the historical trend. It gives a valuable benchmark of 
> what the status quo is and where the country as a collective needs to 
> compete with its former self.
>
> After the games conclude it would be great to update the dataset and run 
> the same analysis again and see where the biggest changes in trend have 
> happened, plus a scorecard of how India fared this year as measured against 
> herself. 
>
> Later it would also be good to trace back to the causes behind sudden 
> trend changes : have there been any significant changes in the coaching 
> style? Recruiting mechanism? Renumerations? Management changes? This goes 
> for both positive as well as negative differences.
>
> Quick google search on current medals tally says:
> 13 Gold
> 21 Silver
> 25 Bronze
> One suggestion in terms of choice of words: instead of calling it as 
> prediction for coming year, call it as current benchmark/trend. They are 
> technically the same things, but impression in readers mind is different. 
> One leaves the agency for change in the stakeholder's hand whereas the 
> other makes it sound more like fate. Data is valuable both in predicting 
> the future and in changing it. Also, one of the approaches won't attract 
> rude comments in the comments stream (supposing this was being published by 
> a news platform where readers can post comments) later on, in the off 
> chance that the forecast got beat :D
>
>
> Cheers,
> Nikhil VJ
> Pune
>
> On Saturday, August 25, 2018, Shijith Kunhitty  > wrote:
>
>> Thanks Akash, appreciate the kind words! :) 
>>
>> On Saturday, 25 August 2018 01:44:34 UTC+5:30, AKASH MALIK wrote:
>>>
>>> Dear Shijith,
>>> This is a very interesting study, really loved it.
>>> *Dr. Akash Malik*
>>> National Manager- Health System Strengthening
>>> United Nations Development Programme
>>> 55,Lodhi Estate
>>> New Delhi-110003
>>> Mob: 91-9599088267/+91-9953419276
>>>
>>> *The three great essentials to achieve anything worth while are: Hard 
>>> work, Stick-to-itiveness, and Common sense.**Please consider the 
>>> environment before printing this email.*
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, Aug 24, 2018 at 9:14 AM Shijith Kunhitty  
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Hi everyone, just sending a link to a data story I did on the Asian 
 Games.

 The athletics events at this year's Asian Games are starting this 
 Saturday. In the story I try to guess how many athletics medals India 
 could 
 win at the Asian Games using past data. Chances are we could win fewer 
 than 
 we did in 2014.

 Here's the link to the story: 
 https://shijithpk.github.io/asian_games_athletics/index.html .

 Parts of the story were earlier published in the Hindustan Times, just 
 putting it all in one place so it's easier to read.

 Used data from IAAF.org for the story as well as IAAF's scoring tables 
 .

 The python code used to scrape and analyse the data is available in the 
 github repo here: https://github.com/shijithpk/asian_games_athletics .

 If anyone has any questions or feedback, do let me know! -thanks, 
 shijith

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[datameet] Re: Sharing : Census 1991 _Village/Town Level PCA Data

[Sumit]

Hi Dilip and Karthik,

I had shared the data on the forum a few years ago (Thejesh had created a 
repo too; I can't find it now.). Resharing this - 
https://sites.google.com/site/mishrasumitr/data?authuser=0
Hope this helps.

Sumit

On Tuesday, 28 August 2018 19:44:10 UTC+5:30, Naraina aka Dilip Damle wrote:
>
> HI, 
>
> The PCA 2001 and 2011 are available in STATA format and there is a link 
> somewhere on this group. 
> I have got it from there. 
>
> I am not sure but it may be in the Group repository. Please check. 
> Better if someone else who knows about the repository answers.
>
> On Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 7:37:27 PM UTC+5:30, Karthik Shashidhar 
> wrote:
>>
>> Thanks, Dilip, for making this available. 
>>
>> I'm downloading this, and will let you know in case I find any issues. 
>>
>> Is the PCA for the 2001 Census available in a similar format?
>>
>> Thanks much
>> Karthik 
>>
>> On Monday, 27 August 2018 19:58:39 UTC+1, Naraina aka Dilip Damle wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello, 
>>>
>>> I think The Census 1991 PCA ... Primary Census Abstract data was not 
>>> available in a collated form anywhere. 
>>>
>>> hence started working on this and have created combined files in csv 
>>> format using Data downloaded from Census website. 
>>>
>>> Hers is the copy of the readme file that accompanies the data. 
>>>
>>> ==
>>> Reademe file for Census_1991_PCA Village/Town level data
>>>
>>>
>>> Source : Census of India Website : Digital Library
>>>
>>> Compiled by : Naraina Damle AKA Dilip Damle email : cadv...@gmail.com
>>>
>>> Files Included : 4 
>>>
>>> All_India.csv
>>> All_states.csv
>>> PCA_URBAN.csv
>>> PCA_Rural.csv
>>>
>>> Process done 
>>> The individual files were downloaded and cleaned for missing Codes/ 
>>> Names etc. and combined.
>>> The Total population was checked and verified at all the levels
>>>
>>>
>>> Changes done to data : 
>>>
>>> 1. The state codes in individual files did not match the All India and 
>>> state level file. Changed them according to all india.
>>> 2. Some states do not have Block and Nyaya Panchayat code. Added blank/0 
>>> value filed there.
>>> 3. All codes except Location code changed to numeric format from padded 
>>> text format.
>>> 4. Added ISO state codes for easier identification.
>>> 5. Created Unique record_ID using ISO State codes and Locationcode
>>> 6. No change done to any Data beyond and including the place name 
>>>
>>> Possible errors :
>>>
>>> There could still be some missing Names of Districts/Tehsils etc.
>>>
>>>
>>> Further improvments will be done later.
>>>
>>>
>>> Released this Version on 28August2018
>>>
>>> May edit this file later with more specific cleaning done. 
>>>
>>> 
>>>
>>> Hers is the googeldrive link to the data : 
>>> https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CNh5oaX3efZbW4yo8GXqbufjy57cMR09?usp=sharing
>>>
>>> I request interested people to have a look at it and we will rectify any 
>>> shortcomings and then load it in the repository. 
>>>
>>> If you need the MS Access file which I used to work with this data then 
>>> send me a private mail.
>>>
>>

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Re: [datameet] story plug - How many athletics medals will India win at the Asian Games?

[Nikhil VJ]

Hi Shijith,

Good analysis of the historical trend. It gives a valuable benchmark of
what the status quo is and where the country as a collective needs to
compete with its former self.

After the games conclude it would be great to update the dataset and run
the same analysis again and see where the biggest changes in trend have
happened, plus a scorecard of how India fared this year as measured against
herself.

Later it would also be good to trace back to the causes behind sudden trend
changes : have there been any significant changes in the coaching style?
Recruiting mechanism? Renumerations? Management changes? This goes for both
positive as well as negative differences.

Quick google search on current medals tally says:
13 Gold
21 Silver
25 Bronze
One suggestion in terms of choice of words: instead of calling it as
prediction for coming year, call it as current benchmark/trend. They are
technically the same things, but impression in readers mind is different.
One leaves the agency for change in the stakeholder's hand whereas the
other makes it sound more like fate. Data is valuable both in predicting
the future and in changing it. Also, one of the approaches won't attract
rude comments in the comments stream (supposing this was being published by
a news platform where readers can post comments) later on, in the off
chance that the forecast got beat :D


Cheers,
Nikhil VJ
Pune

On Saturday, August 25, 2018, Shijith Kunhitty  wrote:

> Thanks Akash, appreciate the kind words! :)
>
> On Saturday, 25 August 2018 01:44:34 UTC+5:30, AKASH MALIK wrote:
>>
>> Dear Shijith,
>> This is a very interesting study, really loved it.
>> *Dr. Akash Malik*
>> National Manager- Health System Strengthening
>> United Nations Development Programme
>> 55,Lodhi Estate
>> New Delhi-110003
>> Mob: 91-9599088267/+91-9953419276
>>
>> *The three great essentials to achieve anything worth while are: Hard
>> work, Stick-to-itiveness, and Common sense.**Please consider the
>> environment before printing this email.*
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Aug 24, 2018 at 9:14 AM Shijith Kunhitty 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi everyone, just sending a link to a data story I did on the Asian
>>> Games.
>>>
>>> The athletics events at this year's Asian Games are starting this
>>> Saturday. In the story I try to guess how many athletics medals India could
>>> win at the Asian Games using past data. Chances are we could win fewer than
>>> we did in 2014.
>>>
>>> Here's the link to the story: https://shijithpk.github.io/as
>>> ian_games_athletics/index.html .
>>>
>>> Parts of the story were earlier published in the Hindustan Times, just
>>> putting it all in one place so it's easier to read.
>>>
>>> Used data from IAAF.org for the story as well as IAAF's scoring tables
>>> .
>>>
>>> The python code used to scrape and analyse the data is available in the
>>> github repo here: https://github.com/shijithpk/asian_games_athletics .
>>>
>>> If anyone has any questions or feedback, do let me know! -thanks, shijith
>>>
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[datameet] Defination of genreation of Milennials ,Baby Boomers, Genx

[Pasumarthi]

Hi,


Can someone point me to rough age based one which the (Milennials ,Baby 
Boomers, Genx ) are defined as per India census  ?

Regards
Suresh

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[datameet] Lattitude Longitude Mapping of Indian Villages

[Siddhant Arora]

How can we map address of Indian Villages to latitude/longitude?

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Re: [datameet] Re: Telangana district boundaries

[naveen ramisetty]

Thanks Rakesh & Naveen

On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 3:02 PM Rakesh  wrote:

> They are yet to be uploaded. But attached is the file with new districts &
> mandals.
>
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