Government report cards
How each government is doing: its promises, budget and debt, projects, law and order, schools, hospitals, prices and jobs, with official figures and documents, and grades from members.
Union Government (1)
States (28)
Union Territories with a Legislative Assembly (3)
Union Territories run by an Administrator (5)
- Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Run by the Lieutenant Governor, appointed by the President
- Chandigarh
Run by the Administrator (the Governor of Punjab), appointed by the President
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu
Run by the Administrator, appointed by the President
- Lakshadweep
Run by the Administrator, appointed by the President
- Ladakh
Run by the Lieutenant Governor, appointed by the President
How report cards work
- Figures are copied from official sources as published, with a link, and are marked "Checked" once the admin has checked them. Nothing is estimated or made up; where a figure is missing, the official source is linked instead.
- Documents can be a link to the official site or the full file kept here.
- Members grade each area and say whether each promise was kept. Members choose to take part, so these are views, not a survey.
- Grades are about the government's work, never about a person. They are hidden during the 48-hour silence before polling.