SISuccessful India™

Successful India™ · companion evidence lab

A country winning at everythingexcept the things that compound.

Every number is sourced. Where it is genuinely good, it says so. Where the fault is old, it says that too. This dashboard is the companion data lab for the essay's proxy-gap thesis.

Rural enrollment98.1%Children age 6-14 · India, 2024
Grade III readers27.0%All children reading a Grade II text
State panel27States and union territories
National proxy gap71.1 ppEnrollment minus reading · descriptive

Companion study · metric substitution

The state evidence

Enrollment vs learning

Near-identical access, radically different outcomes

Selected state
Grade III reading (%)
Children age 6-14 enrolled (%)
What survives the test

Enrollment spans only four percentage points across the panel, while reading spans 44.4 points. The correlation is weak and the uncertainty interval crosses zero. Access remains necessary; it is no longer sufficient as a capability signal.

Companion audit · denominator discipline

One numerator. Three different questions.

Official ED snapshot · 31 March 2026

Choose the denominator
56conviction outcomes
/
60completed trials
93.33%

The share of concluded trial cases ending in conviction. This is the official ED conviction-rate denominator.

Published PMLA pipeline
  1. Recorded ECIRs8,851
  2. Prosecution complaints2,396
  3. Charges framed466
  4. Trials completed60
  5. Conviction outcomes56

All extracted rows

State wedge table

Download source audit
State / UTEnrollmentGrade III readingDescriptive wedge
Telangana99.5%6.2%93.3 pp
Tamil Nadu99.9%12.0%87.9 pp
Andhra Pradesh99.9%15.7%84.2 pp
Karnataka99.7%15.9%83.8 pp
Jammu and Kashmir99.4%16.6%82.8 pp
Assam99.1%18.2%80.9 pp
Rajasthan97.8%18.6%79.2 pp
Jharkhand98.5%19.6%78.9 pp
Tripura99.7%20.9%78.8 pp
Madhya Pradesh97.5%18.8%78.7 pp
Nagaland98.6%20.4%78.2 pp
Arunachal Pradesh97.2%19.4%77.8 pp
Meghalaya95.9%19.5%76.4 pp
Chhattisgarh98.2%24.9%73.3 pp
Gujarat99.0%25.8%73.2 pp
Bihar97.0%26.1%70.9 pp
Sikkim99.8%30.5%69.3 pp
Mizoram98.9%29.7%69.2 pp
Punjab99.5%36.5%63.0 pp
West Bengal99.1%36.3%62.8 pp
Maharashtra99.6%37.0%62.6 pp
Uttar Pradesh96.1%34.3%61.8 pp
Uttarakhand99.2%39.4%59.8 pp
Odisha98.9%40.0%58.9 pp
Haryana98.7%44.0%54.7 pp
Kerala99.9%45.6%54.3 pp
Himachal Pradesh99.6%50.6%49.0 pp

Method and provenance

Built to be checked, not merely believed.

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Primary extraction

State values come directly from ASER 2024 Table 1 and Table 4. The artifact retains the report page for every row.

02

Falsifiable test

Range, variation, Pearson and Spearman association, permutation, bootstrap, and OLS summaries are generated from the committed CSV.

03

Scope labels

ASER is rural and household-based. The study is cross-sectional, descriptive, and does not estimate a causal policy effect.