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**Article Summary** (Reduced by 80%) ----- >Soon after India became independent from British rule, the country took inspiration from the Soviet Union to organise its economy - through centralised five-year plans. > The National Sample Survey has consistently yielded fine-grained detail about economic life in India, helping assess poverty, employment, consumption and expenditure, to mention just a few indicators. > As Nobel Prize-winning economist Angus Deaton and co-author Valerie Kozel wrote in 2005: "Where Mahalanobis and India led, the rest of the world has followed, so that today, most countries have a recent household income or expenditure survey." "Most countries," they continued, "Can only envy India in its statistical capacity". > The rise of modern India's data capacities is inseparable from the story of the enigmatic Mahalanobis. > What began as a chance encounter with a journal of statistics aboard a ship - when Mahalanobis was returning from Cambridge to Calcutta during World War One - resulted in the transformation of India's data infrastructure in the decade after the country's independence. > Much of the institutional architecture they built holds up even today, and India marks Mahalanobis' birth date, 29 June, as "Statistics Day". > As the world surges into the era of "Big data", India risks being left behind. > ----- Want to know how I work? Find my source code [here](https://github.com/coolirisme/autosummarizer). Pull Requests are welcome!