Answer: Option B
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B
It seems that the calculation is intensive, but you should realize that most of the numbers cancel out
number of non-local North Indian people in City A in 2001= 17% of 26.2% of 9372
number of non-local North Indian people in City A in 2002= 17% of 26.2% of 11252
hence, percentage change is $\left[\frac{11252-9372}{9372}\right]\times 100\%=20\%$
Non-local Foreign Nationals of the Asian category in City D in 2001= 46% of 18.8% of 7352
Non-local Foreign Nationals of the Asian category in City D in 2002= 46% of 18.8% of 9137
hence, percentage change is $\left[\frac{9137-7352}{7352}\right]\times 100\%=24\%$
% change in % increase $=\frac{4}{20}\times 100=20\%$