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Household Template 37 -Form Fill

IDENTIFICATION PARTICULARS
Q01

Do you agree to participate in the survey?

Q02

Interviewer Name

Q03

Interviewer Name NFID

Q04

Supervisor Name

Q05

Supervisor Name NFID

Q06

STATE NAME

Q07

STATE CODE

Q08

DISTRICT NAME

Q09

DISTRICT CODE

Q10

BLOCK NAME

Q11

BLOCK CODE

Q12

Gram Panchayat NAME

Q13

Gram Panchayat CODE

Q14

REVENUE VILLAGE NAME

Q15

VILLAGE CENSUS CODE

Q16

Type of District – aspirational or developed?

Q17

Does this village have Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG)?

Q18

Is the household staying in the main village or hamlet?

Q19

What is the name of the hamlet?

Q20

If residing in a Hamlet - are most/all households in the habitation from scheduled caste or scheduled tribe?

Q21

Household number assigned

Q22

Address

Q23

Contact telephone number

Q24

Date of visit

Q25

Time of visit

Q26

GPS Coordinates for the Location

RESPONDENT & HOUSEHOLD PARTICULARS
A01

Name of respondent

A02

Age

A03

Sex of respondent

A04

What is the caste/tribe of the head of the household? Is this a scheduled caste, scheduled tribe, other backward caste or other group?

A05

What is the religion of the head of the household?

A06

Type of house (for most part of the housing structure, in case there is a mix of kutcha and pucca building material).

A07

Are you staying in your own house or a rented house?

A08

Is your house built under any (government) housing schemes?

A09

How many rooms does your house have?

A10

Does your house have a separate kitchen?

A11

Usually, what type of fuels are used by your household for (a) cooking and (b) lighting?

A11_1

Fire wood

A11_2

Agricultural/crop residues

A11_3

Cattle dung cakes

A11_4

LPG

A11_5

Solar cook stoves

A11_6

Electric cook stove

A11_7

Kerosene stove

A12

Does your house have a toilet (or more than one toilet)?

A13

Is the toilet functional?

A14

Does the toilet have an electric light connection?

A15

What are the current sources of drinking and cooking water for your household’s requirements?

DETAILS OF ELECTRICITY CONNECTION, USAGE, BILLING AND PAYMENTS
B01

Is your household a beneficiary of the following government schemes related to rural electrification?

B01_1

Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha Evam Utthaan Mahabhiyan Yojana (PM Kusum) – solar irrigation pumps

B01_2

Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojana (Saubhagya)

B01_3

Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) – LPG connection

B02

Does your household have an electricity connection?

B03

Do you have a single electricity connection or a dual connection?

B04

What is the reason for taking a dual/second electricity connection

B05

Since how many years has your household been using an electricity connection?

B06

Is the electricity connection currently functional?

B07A

Please tell me which of the following electrical assets are currently owned by your household? In case your households own other electrical assets, please mention these.

B07A_1

Lights

B07A_2

Ceiling Fans

B07A_3

Pedestal fan

B07A_4

Cooler(s)

B07A_5

Air conditioners

B07A_6

Electric stove

B07A_7

Toaster

B07A_8

Oven/Microwave

B07A_9

Immersion rods

B07A_10

Geyser

B07A_11

Mobile phones and other chargeable devices

B07A_12

Mixer/grinder

B07A_13

Refrigerator

B07A_14

Television

B07A_15

Washing machine

B07A_16

Iron

B07A_17

Water pump

B07A_18

Drinking water filter

B07B

Please tell me what electrical assets you would like to buy/own in the future. It could also be more quantity of the assets you currently own.

B07B_1

Lights

B07B_2

Ceiling Fans

B07B_3

Pedestal fan

B07B_4

Cooler(s)

B07B_5

Air conditioners

B07B_6

Electric stove

B07B_7

Toaster

B07B_8

Oven/Microwave

B07B_9

Immersion rods

B07B_10

Geyser

B07B_11

Mobile phones and other chargeable devices

B07B_12

Mixer/grinder

B07B_13

Refrigerator

B07B_14

Television

B07B_15

Washing machine

B07B_16

Iron

B07B_17

Water pump

B07B_18

Drinking water filter

B07A1

Which of these appliances were procured after the arrival of electricity connection?

B08

Do you own a solar (battery operated) lamp, solar lantern, or a solar cook stove?

B09

Do you currently use a solar (battery operated) lamp, solar lantern, or a solar cook stove?

B10

Can you tell me what are the various purposes you are using electricity in your house?

B11

Do all rooms in your house have electric points with active connection?

B12

How many lights and fans are there in your house?

B12_1

Lights

B12_2

Fans

B13

Usually, how many lights and fans are used on a regular basis?

B13_1

Lights

B13_2

Fans

B14

How many two pin and three pin plug points/charging points are there in the building?

B14_1

Number of two pin plugs

B14_2

Number of three pin plugs

B15

Do you use an extension cord to increase the number of charging points?

B16

Is the electricity requirement the same throughout the year, or are there times when the electricity load requirement is more?

B17

In which months is there a higher electricity load requirement?

B18

On a usual day, what time is your maximum usage of electricity (peak load)?

B19

Does your household receive electricity from the main grid (state electricity supply board), from a solar mini grid or solar micro grid, or grid based on Rooftop Solar grid?

B19A

Main grid

B19A_1

One time connection cost

B19A_2

Monthly fixed charge

B19A_3

Cost per unit

B19B

Solar mini/micro grid

B19B_1

One time connection cost

B19B_2

Monthly fixed charge

B19B_3

Cost per unit

B19C

Wind/hydro-based mini/micro grid

B19C_1

One time connection cost

B19C_2

Monthly fixed charge

B19C_3

Cost per unit

B19D

Rooftop solar panel

B19D_1

One time connection cost

B19D_2

Monthly fixed charge

B19D_3

Cost per unit

B20

Do you have a single phase or three phase connection?

B20A

Is your electricity connection part of the Saubhagya scheme?

B21

How much did your household pay as the one- time connection cost?

B21A

What was the source of funds?

B22

Who did the electrical wiring inside the house?

B23

Are you supposed to get electricity on a daily basis or on some days of the week?

B24

How many hours per day (minimum) is the electricity to be supplied?

B25

Usually, is the electricity supply provided on a daily basis?

B26

If not daily, usually on how many days in a week is electricity supplied?

B27

In the last 7 days, how many days did the household receive electricity supply?

B28

Usually, is the electricity supply reliable on the days of supply?

B29

Usually, how long is electricity supplied (on the days of supply)?

B30

Usually, is the electricity voltage adequate/good?

B31

Usually Is there low voltage during the day or evening/night?

B32

Are there frequent electricity outages/disruptions?

B33

What are the different reasons for disruptions in electricity supply?

B34

Do electricity outages/disruptions occur throughout the year, or are they more in some seasons?

B35

How often do you face electricity outage/disruption?

B36

Usually, how long does an outage last?

B37

Can activities which are dependent on electricity be undertaken in a planned manner in your house, or are the activities unplanned due to unpredictable electricity availability?

B38A

During the day, the use of which appliances are most affected by low voltage or voltage fluctuations?

B38A_1

Lights

B38A_2

Ceiling Fans

B38A_3

Pedestal fan

B38A_4

Cooler(s)

B38A_5

Air conditioners

B38A_6

Electric stove

B38A_7

Toaster

B38A_8

Oven/Microwave

B38A_9

Immersion rods

B38A_10

Geyser

B38A_11

Mobile phones and other chargeable devices

B38A_12

Mixer/grinder

B38A_13

Refrigerator

B38A_14

Television

B38A_15

Washing machine

B38A_16

Iron

B38A_17

Water pump

B38A_18

Drinking water filter

B38B

What about the evening hours– use of which appliances are most affected voltage fluctuations? In case the shop/business is not open after in the evening, please select ‘Not applicable’ code.

B38B_1

Lights

B38B_2

Ceiling Fans

B38B_3

Pedestal fan

B38B_4

Cooler(s)

B38B_5

Air conditioners

B38B_6

Electric stove

B38B_7

Toaster

B38B_8

Oven/Microwave

B38B_9

Immersion rods

B38B_10

Geyser

B38B_11

Mobile phones and other chargeable devices

B38B_12

Mixer/grinder

B38B_13

Refrigerator

B38B_14

Television

B38B_15

Washing machine

B38B_16

Iron

B38B_17

Water pump

B38B_18

Drinking water filter

B39

Does your household have the following devices?

B39_1

Generator

B39_2

Inverter

B39_3

Single solar plate and battery

B39_4

Petromax (LPG lantern)

B39_5

Kerosene lantern/hachak

B39_6

Solar lantern

B40

Overall, are the electricity services adequate?

B41

Which of the following statements are true?

B42

What are the different challenges you face in the electricity supply?

B43

What are the different coping arrangements in your household during the times when the electricity supply is inadequate?

B44

What is the cost incurred for these coping arrangements?

B44A

Before mini-grid installation

B44B

After mini-grid installation

B45

On a scale of 1 to 5 (1=extremely dissatisfied and 5=extremely satisfied) can you rate the quality (hours of supply, voltage, load capacity, outages and the purposes of which the electricity can be used at home) of electricity that you receive for domestic purposes?

B46

Is your electricity connection metered?

B47

Does anyone come to read the meter regularly?

B48

If not on meter readings, on what basis are electricity bills generated?

B49

Referring to your last monthly electricity bill, please tell me

B49A

Main grid monthly bill (Rs)

B49B

Fixed cost (Rs.)

B49C

Number of units consumed

B49D

Rate per unit (Rs.)

B50

In the last one year, can you tell me:

B51

Do you usually receive a hard copy bill or an online bill?

B52

At what frequency do you get electricity bills?

B53

When did you get the last electricity bill?

B54

How do you usually pay the bill?

B55

When did you pay the last electricity bill?

B56

Are you given receipts for bill payment?

B57

According to you, is the electricity bill affordable?

B58_1

On a scale of 1-5 (1=Extremely dissatisfied and 5=Extremely satisfied), are you satisfied with the amount of electricity bill you receive?

B58_2

On a scale of 1-5 (1=Extremely dissatisfied and 5=Extremely satisfied), are you satisfied with the frequency at which you receive the electricity bill?

B59

If you are not satisfied, what are the reasons thereof?

B60

Do you currently have electricity dues over a month?

B61

Were any bills waived off?

B62

Who decided to waive off the overdue amount?

B63

What kind of service improvements would you like to have in terms of number of hours of service?

B64

What other kinds of service improvements/assurance would you like to have)

B65

For your current electricity bill, what would be your expected hours of electricity supply?

B66

What are the other expectations from electricity service improvements?

B67A

Increased hours of electricity from the current hours of supply

B67B

Assured number of hours of supply in the evening hours

B67C

Willingness to pay additional to current monthly electricity bill

B68

What will be the source of funds for potential contribution for improvements from the institution?

B69

If a new community based nano/micro/mini/community level bio-mass gasifier plant is built in the village/cluster of villages, designed for the aspirational service level (24X7 supply), it may hypothetically cost 8 lakh rupees. Would your village be willing to contribute to some part of the capital cost? How much could be the level of contribution that your village and the villagers would be willing to share?

B70

Would the contribution be in cash, kind, or with labour contribution – or a mix of these?

B71

Do you get electricity on a daily basis from the mini/micro grid?

B72

Do you get electricity round the clock from the mini/micro grid?

B73

Do you have problems of voltage fluctuations (when the lights are dim and the other appliances do not work so well) from the mini/micro grid supply?

B74

How frequently do you have voltage fluctuations?

B75

Are you able to operate high(er) wattage equipment like heaters/water heaters, electric cookstove, ironing machine, mixie, etc. whenever you require, or are they operated during specified times of the day?

B76

Do you have an MCB (automatically operated electrical switch for a miniature circuit breaker to prevent damage to an electrical circuit due to high current usage)?

B77

Do you have an electricity meter supplied by the mini/micro grid?

B78

Does the meter work on a pre-paid basis (you have to charge at the beginning of the month/ before usage) or work on a post-paid basis (meter read and bills generated at the end of the month/after usage)?

B79

Does someone/operator come to read the mini/micro grid meter every month?

B80

Usually, what are the number of electricity units that are used by your household in a month?

B81

What was the amount of your last bill?

B82

Usually, on what day of the month is the meter reading taken?

B83

Does your household have an electricity passbook from the mini/micro grid, where the meter reading, bill amount and payment is noted?

B84

How is the bill provided to your household?

B85

Do you usually pay the electricity bill monthly?

B86

Usually on what day of the month is payment of the electricity bill made?

B87

Currently, does your household have any unpaid electricity bills for more than one month for the mini/micro grid-based supply?

B88

Is the solar electricity adequate for all your household needs?

B89

If your household increases the electricity utilization in the house by operating electrical gadgets for a longer time, or buy additional electrical appliances, will the solar electricity be adequate?

B90

On a scale of 1 to 5 (1=extremely dissatisfied and 5=extremely satisfied) can you rate the quality of electricity that you receive from the solar mini/micro grid?

B91

If the electricity services further improve in terms of the load that is provided to households, business enterprises, etc. would you be willing to pay more for the services? If yes, would you prefer to pay a higher fixed cost or a higher cost per unit, or both?

B92

What would be the increase over the current bill amount that your household will be willing to pay?

B93

What will be the source of funds for potential contribution for improvements from the institution?

DETAILS OF ELECTRICITY USAGE FOR AGRICULTURE
C01

Does your household undertake cultivation in your own land or leased-in/rented land?

C02

Does your household undertake irrigation (other than rainfall) in your own land or leased-in/rented land?

C03

What are the sources of water for irrigation?

C04

If you are using a pump to lift water from the water source, please tell us whether it operates on diesel, electricity from main grid or solar electricity?

C05

Was the diesel pump used before electricity was available for irrigation?

C06

Is the diesel pump currently also used?

C07

What is the horse power of the pump?

C08

What is the horse power of the electricity operated pump?

C09

Does your household have a separate electricity connection for agriculture purpose?

C10

Is the electricity for agriculture purpose supplied by the main grid, mini/micro grid or individual solar panel?

C11

Please tell me about the agricultural equipment that your household owns that run on electricity/solar power?

C11A

Equipment owned by household

C11A_1

Electric motor pump sets for irrigation

C11A_2

Electricity operated powered harvesters

C11A_3

Electricity operated threshers

C11A_4

Electricity operated grinding machines (for spices)

C11A_5

Electricity/solar operated milking machines

C11A_6

Solar greenhouse

C11A_7

Solar drier (for drying of crops before sending them to market)

C11B

HP

C11B_1

Electric motor pump sets for irrigation

C11B_2

Electricity operated powered harvesters

C11B_3

Electricity operated threshers

C11B_4

Electricity operated grinding machines (for spices)

C11B_5

Electricity/solar operated milking machines

C11B_6

Solar greenhouse

C11B_7

Solar drier (for drying of crops before sending them to market)

C11C

Number of hours/month

C11C_1

Electric motor pump sets for irrigation

C11C_2

Electricity operated powered harvesters

C11C_3

Electricity operated threshers

C11C_4

Electricity operated grinding machines (for spices)

C11C_5

Electricity/solar operated milking machines

C11C_6

Solar greenhouse

C11C_7

Solar drier (for drying of crops before sending them to market)

C12

Do you use a PM Kusum motor pump for irrigation purpose?

C13

In which year was it installed?

C14

Is the PM Kusum motor pump currently functional?

C15

On an average, how many days of the month do you require to use electricity/solar power for irrigation purposes? Please give an estimate of a usual month by the agriculture season – Kharif, Rabi and Zaid?

C15_1

Number of days per month during Kharif for irrigation purpose (June to early November for paddy, maize, sunflower, groundnut, etc.)

C15_2

Number of days per month during Rabi for irrigation purpose (November to March for wheat, gram, lentils, mustard)

C15_3

Number of days per month during Zaid for irrigation purpose (March to June for fruits, vegetables)

C16A

Number of hours per month

C16A_1

Number of hours per month during Kharif (June to early November for paddy, maize, sunflower, groundnut, etc.)

C16A_2

Number of hours per month during Rabi (November to March for wheat, gram, lentils, mustard)

C16A_3

Number of hours per month during Zaid (March to June for fruits, vegetables)

C16B

Number of units of electricity consumer per month

C16B_1

Number of hours per month during Kharif (June to early November for paddy, maize, sunflower, groundnut, etc.)

C16B_2

Number of hours per month during Rabi (November to March for wheat, gram, lentils, mustard)

C16B_3

Number of hours per month during Zaid (March to June for fruits, vegetables)

C16C

Number of months

C16C_1

Number of hours per month during Kharif (June to early November for paddy, maize, sunflower, groundnut, etc.)

C16C_2

Number of hours per month during Rabi (November to March for wheat, gram, lentils, mustard)

C16C_3

Number of hours per month during Zaid (March to June for fruits, vegetables)

C17

What is the cost per unit of electricity?

C18

If a diesel was used for the same requirement, how many litres of diesel would be required for one hour of pump use?

C19

What is the cost per litre of diesel?

C20

On a scale of 1 to 5 (1=extremely dissatisfied and 5=extremely satisfied) can you rate the quality of electricity that you receive for agricultural purposes?

C21

What are the different challenges you face in the electricity supply for agriculture?

DETAILS OF ELECTRICITY USAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD ENTERPRISE/SMALL BUSINESS
D01

Does your household undertake small business activity, which is located inside or attached to the house, and uses the same domestic electricity connection?

D02

What kind of business activity/enterprise(s) does your household have?

D03

When was the business established – before the household had electricity, after the household had electricity from the grid, or after the household had electricity from solar mini/micro-grid?

D04

Has the business expanded, remained the same or reduced after getting electricity?

D05

If the business expanded after getting electricity, can you tell us the reasons?

D06

Where is the business located – inside the house, attached to the house or separate building/space.

D07

Is the business registered?

D08

Is there an electricity connection in the room/space in which the business operates?

D09

Are there lights and fan(s) in the room/space in which the business operates?

D10

Are electrical appliances required to be used in the production process?

D11

How many electrical appliances are used?

D12A

Equipment owned by household

D12A_1

Electric operated rice dehuller

D12A_2

Electricity operated mill for grinding wheat, rice, soyabean, lentils, etc.

D12A_3

Electricity oil mill

D12A_4

Electricity operated grinding machines (for spices)

D12A_5

Electricity/solar operated milking machines

D12A_6

Electricity operated packaging machine

D12A_7

Electricity operated sewing machine

D12A_8

Electricity operated shoe stitching machine

D12B

HP

D12B_1

Electric operated rice dehuller

D12B_2

Electricity operated mill for grinding wheat, rice, soyabean, lentils, etc.

D12B_3

Electricity oil mill

D12B_4

Electricity operated grinding machines (for spices)

D12B_5

Electricity/solar operated milking machines

D12B_6

Electricity operated packaging machine

D12B_7

Electricity operated sewing machine

D12B_8

Electricity operated shoe stitching machine

D12C

Number of hours

D12C_1

Electric operated rice dehuller

D12C_2

Electricity operated mill for grinding wheat, rice, soyabean, lentils, etc.

D12C_3

Electricity oil mill

D12C_4

Electricity operated grinding machines (for spices)

D12C_5

Electricity/solar operated milking machines

D12C_6

Electricity operated packaging machine

D12C_7

Electricity operated sewing machine

D12C_8

Electricity operated shoe stitching machine

D13

On an average, how many hours of electricity is available for the enterprise?

D14

On a scale of 1 to 5 (1=extremely dissatisfied and 5=extremely satisfied) can you rate the quality of electricity that you receive for the business that you operate?

D15

What are the different challenges you face in the electricity supply for the business?

CHANGES IN LIFESTYLE WITH RURAL ELECTRIFICATION
E01

Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with each of the statements.

E01_1

With electricity availability, children are able to study after sunset for longer hours.

E01_2

People work longer hours in the house with electricity availability.

E01_3

Women spend more hours on cooking.

E01_4

People are taking up skilling activities which are facilitated by electricity availability.

E01_5

More villagers are undertaking digital/online payments as a result of using smart phones.

E01_6

Monthly expenses on mobile phone bills have not increased after electrification in the village.

E01_7

Electricity availability has not increased time for entertainment/leisure.

E01_8

Expenditure on mobile phones and other gadgets has increased.

E01_9

It is easier to move about after dark.

E01_10

There has been an increase in insects in the house due to lighting.

E01_11

Fear from getting bitten by snakes has decreased.

E01_12

Incidences of molestation and other harassment has increased.

E01_13

Villagers do not move out of their house after dark.

E01_14

There has been decrease of thieving activities.

E02

Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with each of the statements.

E02_1

There are street lights in some parts of our village.

E02_2

Wild animals like elephants have stopped entering the village.

E02_3

Most of the public institutions in our village (like - Panchayat Bhawan, Schools, Anganwadi, Health Sub-Centre) have electricity connection.

E02_4

People are taking up skilling activities which are facilitated by electricity availability.

E02_5

There are people in our village who take up responsibility for meter reading.

E02_6

There are people in our village who help with the collection of electricity payments.

E02_7

There are households in the village who have illegal electricity connections.

SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE HOUSEHOLD
F01

Please specify the number of usual members living in your household

F02

Household roster

F02A

First name

F02B

Relationship to head of household

F02C

Gender

F02D

Age in completed years

F03

What is the highest educational attainment of the Head of Household (Check H2.6c code 1)?

F04

Who is the Chief Wage Earner (CWE) of your household?

F05

What is the highest educational attainment of the CWE?

F06

Other than the CWE, how many other household members earn income from full time or part time work?

F07

What is the (a) primary occupation, and (b) other occupation(s) of the CWE?

F07_1

Agriculture/cultivation on own/ leased-in/ shared land

F07_2

Animal husbandry

F07_3

Fishing

F07_4

Agriculture labor

F07_5

Non-agriculture labor, unskilled (coolie etc.)

F07_6

Non-agricultural labor, skilled (mason, carpenter etc.)

F07_7

MGNREGS labor

F07_8

Enterprise/business /shops

F07_9

Salaried Govt. job

F07_10

Salaried private job

F07_11

Not working but seeking and is available for work

F07_12

Unable to work due to ill- health/disability currently

F07_13

Not employed and not seeking work such as landlords, rentiers, pensioners, remittances, excluding students and domestic work

F08

What are the occupations of other household members who are earning income from full-time or part time jobs?

F09

How much money has your household earned/ (personal income if staying alone) have earned from the following sources during the last 12 months? [If no income has been received from a particular source, please enter ‘0’]

F09_1

Net income from sale of agriculture produce [Please indicate net income after deducting your expenses towards input costs for farming]

F09_2

Net income from animal husbandry (dairy farming, poultry, piggery, goatery, fish, bee keeping, cattle herding, etc.) [Please indicate net income after deducting your expenses towards input costs for animal husbandry]

F09_3

Net income from forest-based activities (NTFP - Edible plants, fibres and flosses, Honey, fruits, Gums/resins, Lac and silk, Medicinal plants, Essential oils, tans and dyes, Leaves (Sal/Tendu) for making leaf plates, bowls, Bamboo, Firewood, Fodder, Timber)

F09_4

Net income from petty trading business operating from no fixed premises (Hawkers, street vendors, seasonal traders of warm clothing, etc.) [Please indicate net income after deducting your expenses towards running your business]

F09_5

Net income from own business enterprise operating from a fixed-premises (manufacturing, service, or retail business with or without employees)

F09_6

Income from non-professional self-employment providing vocational trade-based services (plumber, electrician, tutors, barber, tailor, artisans, domestic help, job-workers, etc.)

F09_7

Income from self-employment providing high-end professional services but not attached to a registered business unit (doctors, lawyers, architects, actors, photographers, private tutors, chartered/cost accountants, etc.)

F09_8

Income from regular salary, consulting fees, commissions, fixed remunerations and honorarium

F09_9

Income from daily wages (agriculture or non-agricultural labour work)

F09_10

Income from remittance

F09_11

Income from rentals

F09_12

Annual interest income from Fixed and Recurring deposits, interest earned from lending, etc.

F09_13

Income from regular pension (government or private)

F09_14

Income from donations/gifts

F09_15

Income from academic scholarships

F10

Was the last year a usual year, a good year or a bad year in terms of household income?

F11

What is the average monthly expenditure on food and non-food items?

F11_1

Regular monthly expenditure on food (including out-of-home dining and ordering food from outside)

F11_2

Regular monthly expenditure of non-food household consumables and transportation (cooking oil, toiletries, clothing, petrol/diesel costs, cost of commuting using public transport, etc.)

F11_3

Regular monthly expenditure on utility services and rent (electricity, water charges, telephone bills, internet/broadband charges, cable/DTH charges and house rent)

F11_4

What are the expenses on LPG/cooking gas?

F11_5

What are the expenses on diesel and kerosene for domestic cooking and lighting purposes?

F11_6

If there is expenditure incurred on firewood and dung cakes kandha), please tell me the amount.

F11_7

Regular monthly expenditure on housekeeping services (laundry, domestic help, driver, watchman/caretaker, sweeper)

F11_8

Regular monthly expenditure on education (including private tuition fees, school fees, transportation charges, books and uniform, hostel/PG charges)

F11_9

Regular monthly expenditure on healthcare and childcare (medicine costs, day-care charges, doctor’s consultation charges, non-medicine costs associated with care of elderly and chronically ill patient

F11_10

Regular monthly debt servicing expenses and premium payments (EMIs on loans, insurance premiums, payments for ULIPs and SIP)

F11_11

Remittance payments

F12

What is the average annual expenditure on major expenditures on food and non-food items?

F12_1

Purchase of consumer durables or of immovable assets;

F12_2

Medical emergency, surgery, hospitalization costs;

F12_3

One-time investment in the stock market or in business expansion;

F12_4

Bulk repayment of loans;

F12_5

Holidaying expenses

F12_6

Expenses during social/religious events;

INFORMATION ABOUT HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT ELECTRICITY CONNECTION
G01

Did your household ever have an electricity connection?

G02

If yes, why was the connection disconnected?

G03

What is the reason for not having an electricity connection?