INDIA

This report provides updated estimates of family living expenses and the living wage for rural Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India, for 2025. The update reflects inflation since the original Anker living wage study conducted in December 2015 (Kuriakose & Kaicker, 2015), as well as payroll deductions that would apply if workers were formally employed.

This report provides updated estimates of family living expenses and living wage for the rural districts of Chhindwara and Ratlam, located in Madhya Pradesh, India. The update for 2025 takes into account inflation and changes in payroll deductions since the original Anker living wage study conducted in December 2021 (Kaicker & Mamkoottam, 2022).

This report provides updated estimates of family living expenses and living wage for Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu, India. The update for 2025 takes into account inflation and changes in payroll deductions since the original Anker living wage study carried out in August 2016 (Barge et al., 2016).

This report provides updated estimates of family living income expenses and the living wage for rural Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu State, in India. The update for 2025 takes into account inflation and changes in payroll deductions since the original Anker living wage study conducted in July 2018 (Barge, Anker, Khan & Anker, 2018).

This report provides updated estimates of family living expenses and living wage for rural Andhra Pradesh, India. The update for 2025 takes into account payroll deductions and inflation since the original Anker living wage study carried out in September 2022 (Mamkoottam and Kaicker, 2022).

This report provides updated estimates of family living expenses and living wage for Assam (Dibrugarh District), India. The update for 2025 takes into account inflation and changes in payroll deductions since the original Anker living wage study carried out in December 2024 (Kaicker & Mamkoottam, 2024).

This report provides updated estimates of family living expenses and living wage for Delhi-NCR, India. The update for 2025 takes into account inflation and changes in payroll deductions since the original Anker living wage study carried out in December 2023 (Kaicker & Mamkoottam, 2023).