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MGN801 Business Analytics: Assignment

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MGN801 Business Analytics: Assignment

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Course Code- MGN801 Business Analytics
Name- Yash Mittal
Section- Q2040
Registration No- 12005169
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1. Composition-
Instance Title: State/UT & City-wise Incidence and
Rate of Accidental Deaths due to Forces of Nature
and Other Causes during 2019.
https://visualize.data.gov.in/?inst=ab15e378-0711-427c-a178-
e68516a23cec&vid=102286
Report-
Instance Title: State/UT & City-wise Incidence and Rate of
Accidental Deaths due to Forces of Nature and Other Causes
during 2019.
Deaths due to forces of nature like floods, sun/heat stroke, lightning
strikes and avalanches increased by 18.2 % from 2018 to 2019,
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according to the recently published report on Accidental Deaths and
Suicides in India (ADSI) by the National Crime Records Bureau.
The report ADSI 2019 pointed out that while they claimed 6,891
persons in 2018, the number increased to 8,145 in 2019.
Average 80 murders, 91 rapes daily in 2018: NCRB data
Of the 8,145 accidental deaths due to forces of nature, 35.3% were
due to ‘lightning (2,876), 15.6% due to heat/sun stroke’ (1,274), 11.6%
due to floods (948) and 9.8% due to exposure to cold (796 during 2019.
Landslide and cyclones caused 3.2% (264) and 0.4% (33) of the deaths
respectively.”
Deaths due to floods almost doubled from 500 in 2018 to 948 in 2019.
In the case of sun/heat stroke, the number of deaths increased from
890 in 2018 to 1274 in 2019. Deaths due to lightning increased from
2,357 in 2018 to 2,876 in 2019. Deaths due to exposure to cold in 2018
were 757 which increased to 796 in 2019. Only in the case of landslips
the number decreased from 404 in 2018 to 264 in 2019.
Bihar reported 1,521, highest in this category, followed by Odisha 1,466.
The two accounted for 36.6% of the deaths. Uttar Pradesh, the most
populated State, recorded 792 deaths, Madhya Pradesh 627, Jharkhand
556 and Maharshtra 573. Almost all them recorded an increase in 2019
compared to 2018.
Different forces of nature had different impacts in terms of deaths in
different regions.
Lightning was the reason for 400 deaths each in Bihar and Madhya
Pradesh, 334 in Jharkhand and 321 in Uttar Pradesh. It was the
dominant factor even in other States and caused 83.5% of deaths in
Chhattisgarh (212 of 254), 81.4% in Tamil Nadu (57 of 70) and 66.7% in
Goa (2 of 3) respectively. Similarly, heat/sun stroke caused 61.9% (156
of 252) in Telangana. While 58.8% (141 of 240) deaths in Punjab were
due to exposure to cold, 73.5% (100 of 136) in Assam was due to flood.
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Majority of victims male aged 30 to 45 years
A profile of the age of the victims reveals that the majority (50.3%) of
the victims were reported to be belonging to the age-group of 30-45
years (25.3%) and 45-60 years (24.9%). A gender-wise analysis pointed
out that 6,301 (77.2%) of the 8,154 victims were male and 1,833
(22.4 %) were female. Lighting strikes were the reason for maximum
deaths among women. The mega cities contributed to only 418 (5.1%)
out of 8,145 deaths due to causes attributable to forces of nature.
MGN801 Business Analytics: Assignment_4
2. Change-
Instance Title: Incidence & Rate of Accidental Deaths in
India from 2009 to 2019.
https://visualize.data.gov.in/?inst=198979ea-917a-
4a7e-82fa-faac9ed77753&vid=102285
Report-
Instance Title: Incidence & Rate of Accidental Deaths in India
from 2009 to 2019.
Road accidents in India - Statistics & Facts-
India is one of the busiest countries in the world in terms of road traffic.
The automotive industry across the south Asian country became the
fourth largest in the world in 2017. In 2019, there were almost three
million new car registrations in the country. The Indian road network,
spanning over five million kilometers, carried almost 90 percent of the
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country’s passenger traffic and about 65 percent of the goods. With the
rapid increase in the number of cars and the mercilessly congested
Indian roads, road safety has turned into a factor of utmost importance
for the country’s citizens.
Accidents on road have become a major concern for the people as well
as the government. About three to five percent of the GDP was
invested in road accidents each year. India roughly accounts for just
about one percent of the global vehicle population. However, it
accounted for about six percent of the total global road accidents. In
2018, there were around 151 thousand deaths due to road accidents in
India. One of the contributing factors could be the ever-increasing
vehicle population. In the last decade, the road network across the
country grew by about a third of its original length. Vehicle registrations
on the contrary, increased by almost three times. The majority of the
accidents involved two-wheelers, that also dominate the Indian
automotive industry in terms of production and sales. Over-speeding
was another significant contributor to road accidents in India. Driving
under alcohol influence, hit and run cases, and general traffic violations
resulted in almost 80 percent of the accidents being the driver’s fault.
Citizens aged between 18 and 45 years were involved in about 70
percent of the road accidents.
Lack of proper infrastructure for vehicles as well as pedestrians has
presumably caused a spike in road accidents across India. The capital
city of Delhi reported the highest number of deaths across the major
cities, at approximately 1.4 thousand in 2018. Pedestrians in the capital
region were the leading victims of road accidents that year.
Considerable efforts were made by the Delhi Traffic Police to curb
down traffic incidents. Over 141 thousand on-the-spot prosecutions
were made by the police for over-speeding. The highest number of
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