Data Dictionary

Additional Information

Field	Value
Data last updated	September 4, 2024
Metadata last updated	September 5, 2024
Created	September 4, 2024
Format	CSV
License	No License Provided
Additional info	nan
Data extraction page	https://ncrb.gov.in/crime-in-india.html
Data insights	Analyzing the count of IPC (Indian Penal Code) crimes in each district provides valuable insights into the law and order situation. Identifying districts with the highest crime rates allows law enforcement agencies to allocate resources effectively to address security challenges in those areas. Examining the data over time can reveal whether crime rates are increasing, decreasing, or remaining stable in specific districts. This trend analysis helps in understanding the effectiveness of crime prevention efforts. So, the count of IPC crimes in each district provides a wealth of insights that inform law enforcement, policymaking, and community engagement efforts. It plays a crucial role in maintaining public safety and ensuring effective law and order across regions.
Data last updated	2024-08-01 00:00:00
Data retreival date	2024-07-01 00:00:00
Datastore active	True
District no	684
Frequency	Yearly
Granularity	District
Has views	True
Id	7d5e2cc6-a704-4248-aa44-13d7186f847c
Idp ready	True
Lgd mapping	yes
Methodology	The methodology for collecting data on IPC (Indian Penal Code) crimes in districts is meticulous and systematic. It begins with reports from various sources, which law enforcement agencies receive and use to register FIRs (First Information Reports). Crimes are then categorized by relevant IPC sections and carefully documented. Trained personnel input this information into a central database, subjecting it to thorough quality control and privacy safeguards. The data is shared with government agencies and the public for research purposes, aiding law enforcement, resource allocation, and crime prevention. Regular reviews and technology integration enhance the effectiveness of this methodology, ensuring accurate and privacy-compliant crime data collection and analysis.
No indicators	34
Package id	e311a510-ce48-4f4c-baf6-0ec5f9278285
Position	8
Size	173.1 KiB
Sku	ncrb-cii_ipc_crimes-dt-yr-prv
State	active
States uts no	35
Url type	upload
Years covered	2,016
Methodology	The methodology for collecting data on IPC (Indian Penal Code) crimes in districts is meticulous and systematic. It begins with reports from various sources, which law enforcement agencies receive and use to register FIRs (First Information Reports). Crimes are then categorized by relevant IPC sections and carefully documented. Trained personnel input this information into a central database, subjecting it to thorough quality control and privacy safeguards. The data is shared with government agencies and the public for research purposes, aiding law enforcement, resource allocation, and crime prevention. Regular reviews and technology integration enhance the effectiveness of this methodology, ensuring accurate and privacy-compliant crime data collection and analysis.
Indicators
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Granularity Level	District
Data Extraction Page	https://ncrb.gov.in/crime-in-india.html
Data Retreival Date	2024-07-01 00:00:00
Data Last Updated	2024-08-01 00:00:00
Sku	ncrb-cii_ipc_crimes-dt-yr-prv
Dataset Frequency	Yearly
Years Covered	2016
No of States/UT(s)	35
No of Districts	684
No of Tehsils/blocks
No of Gram Panchayats
Additional Information	nan
Number of Indicators	34
Insights from the dataset	Analyzing the count of IPC (Indian Penal Code) crimes in each district provides valuable insights into the law and order situation. Identifying districts with the highest crime rates allows law enforcement agencies to allocate resources effectively to address security challenges in those areas. Examining the data over time can reveal whether crime rates are increasing, decreasing, or remaining stable in specific districts. This trend analysis helps in understanding the effectiveness of crime prevention efforts. So, the count of IPC crimes in each district provides a wealth of insights that inform law enforcement, policymaking, and community engagement efforts. It plays a crucial role in maintaining public safety and ensuring effective law and order across regions.
IDP Ready	Yes
LGD Mapping	Yes