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Table 1 National rural and urban poverty rates by social groups at Lakdawala lines  Social Group  1983  1987-88  1993-94  2004-05  2009-10  Rural  ST  64.9  57.8  51.6  47.0  30.5  SC  59.0  50.1  48.4  37.2  27.8  OBC  -  -  -  25.9  18.7  FC  -  -  -  17
Table 2 Poverty in the states by social groups at the Tendulkar line (percent)
Table 3 National rural and urban poverty rates by religious groups at Tendulkar lines  Religion   1993-94   2004-05   2009-10  Rural  Buddhism  73.2  65.8  44 .1  Christianity  44.9  29.8  23.8  Hinduism  50.3  42.0  33.5  Islam  53.5  44.6  36.2  Jainism
Table 4 National rural and urban poverty rates by social groups at the Tendulkar line

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