CENSUS' OF INDIA .1991

SERIES-20

PUNJAB

PART IX .. A

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CENSUS OF INDIA - 1 991

A . CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Publications relating to Punjab bear Series No. 20 and will be published as follows :-

Part I-A

Part I-B

Part II-A and Part II-B

Part III

Part IV

PartV

Part VI

Part VII

Part VIII

Part IX-A

Part IX-B

Part IX-C

Part X

Part XI

Administration Report - Enumeration (for official use only).

Administration Report -Tabulation (for official use only)

General Population Tables } and

Primary Census Abstract •

General Economic Tables

Social and Cultural Tables

Migration TabJes

Fertility Tables

Combined Volume

Tables on Houses and Household Amenities

Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Town Dlre<:tory

Survey Report on selected towns

Survey Report on selected villages

Ethnographic notes and special studies on scheduled castes and scheduled tribes.

Census Atlas

B - PUNJAB GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Part XII-A & B District Census Handbook for each district:

Part XII A - Village and Town DlrectolV

Part XII B - Village and Townwlse Primary Census Abstract.

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FOREWARD

PREFACE

CONTENTS

SECTION - A

ANALYTICAL NOTE

STATEMENTS

Statement -I

Statement -II

Statement - III

Statement -IV &

Status and growth history

Physical aspects and location of towns, 1989

Municipal Finance, 1988··89

Civic and other Amenities, 1989

Statemem IV-A Civic and other amenities in notified slums, 1989

Statement -V

Statement -VI

APPENDICES

Appendix-I

Appendix-II

Appendix-III

Appendix-IV

Appendix-V

MAPS

Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, J 989

Urban Primary Census Abstract

Location of towns arranged in alphabetical order

Towns arranged according to population size, 1991.

Towns arranged district-wise according to population size, 1991.

Towns showing their oLitgrowth with population

Places of tourist interest in towns of Punjab

SECTION - B

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FOREWORD

The State-level Town Directory was brought out for the first time after the 1971 Census. The tradition of compilation of such a Directory after every census is continuing since then with some minor modifications. It provides basic data on demographic, economic, social and cultural aspects in respect of each town in a state. This publication has in fact proved to be of immense utility to planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. The basic frame of the Town Directory of 1991 ~erles is more or less the same as In the case of earlier censuses.

The Town Directory is divided into two sections: Section-A, besides providing primary census abstract, contains an analytical note, the town directory covering 7 statements (I-VI and IV-A) and a few appendices. The statements No. I to VI provide for each town information on the origin and growth history of population, physical aspects; latest position regarding municipal finance, civic, medical, educatlQnal, recreational and cultural facilities available in the town as a whole as also details on trade, commerce, industry and banking institutions etc. Statement IV -A introduced for the first time in 1981 Census provides information on the availability of civic and other amenities in the notified slums of the cities and Izrge towns having 50,000 or more population each. Section - B contains a number of important maps including maps on land-use pattern.

It is hoped that the present volume will be useful to the Central/State Government departments, district administrations, local bodies etc. in micro-level planning and administration of the urban areas and for preparing the development plans in relatIon to their hinterland. The maps on land··use whiCh present morphology of the towns are expected to be helpful to the town planners for working out balanced, well integrated and farsighted developmental plans.

The data for the town directOlY have been collected and complied painstakingly in the Censu5 Directorate by a team of devoted workers led by Sh. H.L. Kalla, Joint Director under the direction of Shri D.S. Jaspal, I.A.S., Director of Census Operations, Punjab. These data were collected through local administration and various concerned departments of the State Government. The task of planning, finalisation and coordination of dlis publication was carried out centrally by Dr. M.K. Jain, Deputy Registrar General, (Social Studies) uf my office. Smt. Minati Ghosh, Deputy Registrar General (Map), provided the technical guidance in thr preparation of the maps. The draft manuscript compiled in the Census Directorate has been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the guidance of Shri Budh Singh, Deputy Director.

I thank all other officers who have' contributed to this project.

(A.R. NANDA)

Registrar General, India

New Delhi

Dated: 21 st February, 1 994.

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PREFACE

Urbanisation is an index to economic development. The levels of urban development also usher in an era of economic growth of an urban centre. Besides natural increase (birth-death) the growth rate of urban population is a consequence of constant shifc from rural to urban areas. Moreover, it reflects the transformation taking place in the population from primary to secondary and tertiary sectors of the economy. It is a welcome change as long as the urban centres can withhold the pressure of the existing provision of requisite amenities viz., drinking water, sanitation, electrification, educational, medical, communicational, etc. However, the larger urban centres in particular, are becoming increasingly dense in population. Viewed in chis context, the current position in Punjab is that three out of every ten persons (29.55) dwell in urban areas as against four out of every ten (25.72) in India, excluding Jammu & Kashmir.

The Publication of all-India and State Level Town Directory was taken up in 1971 to acquaint the readers with the demographic, social, economic and cultural aspects of urbanites. This practice has continued in the subsequent censuses of 1981 and 1991.

The present volume brings out detailed data similar to 1971 and 1981 series with some modifications and innovations in order to make the publication more informative and useful. With this objective, a few statements and inset tables based on primary census abstract data and infrastructural facilities available, have been included. It also includes urban land use maps of some selected towns.

This volume has two sections. Section A includes analytical note, six statements and theh appendices. It also covers information on civil adiministrative status, growth history, physical aspects, civil and other amenities, municipal finances, recreational and cultural aspects, etc. Section B includes maps.

This basic census data relates to 1991 Census, and the non-census data pertains to the yearl989. This volume would be immensely beneficial for evaluation and undertaking the strengthening of the existing basic civic and infrastructural facilities in the towns.

The compilation of the State Town Directory was initiated in 1990 under the stewardship of Sh. D.S. Jaspal, lAS, Director of Census Operations, Punjab. We are greatly indebted to him for giving us JII guidance and encouragement for successful and timely completion of this project. The data for the Town Directory have been compiled as part of District Census Handbooks which have been separately brought out tor each district on behalf of the state government.

In blinging out this volume we have received immense guidance from Sh. A.R. Nanda, the ex-Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India. I am, however, greatly beholden to Dr. M. Vijayanunni, the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India who has all along been giving useful guidance and encouraging us to complete this project most expeditiously. Our thanks are also due to Sh. M.K. Jain, Deputy Registrar General (SS) and Shri. Budh Singh, Deputy Director of Social Studies Division, and Smt. Minati Ghosh, Deputy Registrar General (Map) and Dr. R.P. Singh, Asstt. Registrar General (Map) of Map Division and their teams of workers for providing us all assistance in seeing this project through.

In my own Directorate, initially the project was looked after by Sh. A.S. Dhillon, Assistant Director. However, I have been ably assisted by S/Sh. N.S. Bhadauria, Assistant Director and Madhav Shyam, Research Officer (Map) in drafting and completing of this manuscript.

Sh. Bhagirath Singh, Investigator deserves special thanks for having completed the entire compilation work with assistance of S/Sh. Major Ram and Harcharan Singh, Computors, and Smt. Shashi Arora, Assistant Compiler.

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The maps included in this publica ion have been prepared in the map section by the team comprising of S/Sh. Surinderjit Singh, Sr. Geographer, Tejpal Singh, Cartographer, Jiwan Singh, Sr. Artist, Smt. Usha Kalra and Sh. Kulbir Singh, Artists and Sh. Jagjit Singh and Smt. Sangeeta Rahi, Draftsman under the overall supervision of Sh. Madhav Shyam, Research Officer (Map). The typing of the manuscript has been done by Sh. Pawan Bajaj, Sr. Steno. and the photostating by Sh. Ajit Singh, Daftri. I greatly appreciate the excellent work done by them and express my sincere thanks.

Dated: 24th July, 1996

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(H.t. KAllA)

Joint Director Directorate of Census Operations,

Punjab, Chandigarh

ANALYTICAL NOTE

ANALYTICAL NOTE

GENERAL INTRODUCTION

Punjab ranks among the most urbanised parts of India. According to 1991 Census, 29.55 percent of Punjab's population resides In urban areas and thIs is significantly hlgherthan that of the country as a whole(2S.71 %). During 1981-91, the urban population in Punjab State has Increased by 28.95 percent.

The levels of urbanisation achieved by an area reflect

The State Level Town Directory has two sections. Section A, besides giving brief analysis of the data and urban Primary Census Abstract includes following statements and appendices :-

Statement-I

Statement-II

Status and growth history.

Physical aspects and location of towns, 1989.

Its overall economic development. 'However, the Statement-III urbanisation patterns in our country are somewhat

Municipal Finance, 1988-89

different than that of advanced industrialised countries of Statement-IV the world. It does not refiect the industrialisation alone.

Civic and other amenities, 1989.

Rather, it is the pull and push factor which is affecting growth Statement-IV-A Civic and other amenities in notlfled slums, 1989. structure of urban components in India. Another distinct

feature of India's urbanisation, as true In case of Punjab's population as well, Is that the larger towns, though fewer in Statement-V Medical, educational, recreational and

cultural facilities, 1989 number, Inhabit a big chunk of urban population. At the same time, urbanisation is a complex phenomenon too and the emerging trends warrant a deeper understanding of urban Statement-VI Trade, commerce, Industry and

banking, 1989. setdements at various levels. The scientific analysis of urban data on Infrastructural facilities and Primary Census abstraC[ unfold the soclo-economlc and demographic variables. Most Appendix-I vital problems which are IntrinSically related with urban development Include; sanitation, water supply,

Location of towns arranged in alphabetical order.

electrification, communicational, educational, medical, etc. Appendix-II The study of urbanisation and Its Impact In view of the

Towns arranged according to popUlation size.

above said problems would help In knowing the demographic, social, economic and cullUral aspects of Appendix-III people.

Towns arranged district-wise according to population size.

The District Census Handbooks brought out by the Census Department on behalf of the State Government contain Village and Town Directory and Vlllagewise Primary Census Abstract. The need of bringing out the State Level Town Directory as a separate publication was realised in 1971 to caterto the needs of Town Planners, Administrators, Planners, Scholars alike. It was In this backgr'ount that all India and State Level Town Directory was first published In 1971. '

, It has been our endeavour to Improve upon the data at every Census, both qualitatively and quantitatively and with this In mind, certain modifications/additions were made In the data included in Town Directory of 1981 Census. The addItions/modifications made at the 1981 Census In the Town Directory broadly Included Information on civic administration status, Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe population, adult literacy centres, civic and other amenities in slums of class I and class II towns etc. The pattern adopted at the 1991 Census has, by and large, been the same as that of 1981.

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Appendix-IV

Appendix-V

Towns showing their outgrowths with population.

Places of tourist interest in towns of Punjab.

Section B of State Level Town Directory Includes maps, apart from four state maps.

Urban Land Use (ULU) maps of 18 selected towns are Induded In this publication. The towns for which Urban Land Use maps have been presented Include Pathankot, Flrolpur, Abohar, Machhlwara, Anandpur Sahib, Rupnagar, Sahibzada Alit Singh Nagar (Mohall), Nabha, Sirhind, Goblndgarh, Sangrur, Longowal, Bamala, Ahmedgarh, Bathlnda, Mansa, Farldkot and Moga. These maps show the rollowlng details :-

I. BUliness Are.1 : Wholesale business areas, retail trade business areas and mixed business/commercial are,,< other than above.

2. Industrial AIP.1 : Area of mix(>d Industries, areas of specified industries, areas of small scale industries, and other industrial or manufacturing areas.

J. Public Service AIC'J : Municipal Corporation areas dealing with administration, octroi and other associated activities, hospitals, dispensaries, maternity and child welfare centres/area, etc., banks, share markets, etc., water works, miscellaneous public service areas, mental asylum, leprosy homes, homes for the handicapped and community centres, etc.

4. Eduational AlC'a : All. educational institutions, arChives, museums, etc. and libraries.

5. liecreation.11 An'.1 : Parks, zoo, acqu~riums, play grounds, stadia, theaters, cinemas, etc. and cultural centres, etc.

6. Resident/ill An.>il : Residential area, slum and associated area.

7. Adm/nistfi1t/ve AmJ : Coures/jails, stare assembly, secretarlat,etc. government offices (excluding public service offices), and circuit house, dak bungalow, etc.

8. Miscell:meous

9. Open spaces/al71ble areiJs/other iJ/l'iJS

CENSUS CONCEPTS AND DEFINHIONS

It would be in the fitness of things to introduce the conceptual frame for defining the urban area and the related concepts followed by the Census of India.

TOWN

The definition of urban area as adopted at the 1991 Census is as follows :

a)

b)

All statutory towns Le. all places with a municipality, corporation, contonment board or notified town area committee, etc.

All other places which satisfied the following criteria i

I) a minimum population of 5,000

ii) at least 75 percent of the male working population engaged in non-agricultural pursuits; and

ili) a density of population of at least 400 persons per sq. km. (1,000 per sq. mile).

Besides the Directors of Census Operations in Statesl Union Territories were allowed to include, in consultation

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with the concerned State GovemmenclUnlon Territory Administration and the Census Commissioner of India, some places having distinct urban characteristics as urban even if such places did not strictly satisfy all the criteria mentioned under category (b) above. Such marginal cases include major project colonies, areas of intensive industrial development, railway colonies, important tourist centres, etc.

URBAN AGGLOMERATION

The concept of Urban Agglomeration (UA) was introduced at the 1971 Census and has been followed In the subsequent censuses of 1981 and 1991.

An Urban Agglomeration fOlms a continuous urban spread and normally consists of a town and its adjoining urban outgrowths (OGs), or two or more physically contiguous well recognised OGs, if any of such towns. Thus, an urban agglomeration constitutes:

i) A city or a town with a continuous outgrowth, the outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining village or villages; or

Ii) Two or more adjoining towns with their outgrowth, if any, as in (i) above; or

iii) A city and one or more adjoining towns with or without outgrowths all of which form a continuous spread.

According to 1 991 Census, there are 120 urban areas in the state. Among them 112 have statutory Status and eight are census towns. The I 12 statutory towns are comprised of 3 Municipal Corporations, 96 municipal committees, 10 notified area committees (NACs) and 3 cantonment boards. Funher, 22 of these towns are urban agglomerations.

There were 37 UAs in Punjab at the 1971 Census. Their number came down to 19 at the 1981 Census because OG~ of the remaining 1 8 Urban Agglomerations of 1971 merged with their respective core towns. The number of UAs finalised for t 991 Census Is 22 and the details of which are given below ;-

N.weofUA D/strfcl

I. Sujanpur Gurdaspur

2, Pathankot Gurdaspur

3. Batala Gurdaspur

4. Qadian Gurdaspur

5. Majitha Amritsar

6. Dharamkot Firozpur

NameotOA iJIiIi'Iil

7. Zira FirozPur

8. ]alalabad FlroZllur

9. Samrala Ludiliana

10. Phagwara J(apunhala

11. N;!I1gal Township Rupn3glll'

12. Kharar Rupnagar

13. Patlala Pac/ala

14. Sanaur Patiala

IS. Goblndgarh Patiala

16. 11113wanigJrh Sangrur

17. loogowal Sangruf

IS. lunam Sangrur

19. T~ Sangrur

20. Mop FilJidkor

21. Faridkot Fari<loc

22. Jaiw Fa-/dkot

STANDARD URBAN AREA

IRlroooCE'!d .1ulte 1971 CemU!, lheconcept of Standard Urban Area (SUA) envisaged thl! projected growth of a cicy or tOwn l1av1ng a popu!adon of 50,000 or more In 1971, as it would be In 1991 taking Into account not only the towns and villages which would get merged Into it but also the imervening areas wllkh were potentially uroon. As such, the characteristic feature of a SUA emphasise that:

i} It should haVE a core town of <I mInimum population of 50,000.

ii) it shoold be a contiguous area made up of other urban as weff as rural admlnfsO'adve units havfng close mutuaf socio-economic linkage with the COil! townj and

Jiil the posslbHlcy is chac (he entire area would get urbanised within a period o{ 2-1 decades.

Based on chI" above criteria, Sute Town and COUntry Planning O1ganisatioA, PunJaIJ lit cOIuultatlon wIth Director, Census Operations, Punjab, under (he (Weld II guidance of Central Town and Country Planning Ory.nisation, finalised 1 2 SUAs at the 1971 Census. The same concept has i:leen followed in the subsequent censu5e5 of 1981 and 1991 in defining the SUA.

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The details of (2 SUAs finalised for 1991 Census are as under :-

Dk&icc N_ofSUA

Gurdaspur I. Batala

2. Patllankot

AmrilSar 3. AmrllSaI'

FirOlllur 4. Abohar

5. Firozpur

Ludhia~a 6. Ludhiana

)al,mdhJr 7. Jalandhar

Kapun:hala a. Phagwara

Homiarjlur 9. HoWfarpUJ

Pat!a]a 10. Palia].

Batllinlla 11. Bathillda

raridkot 12. Moga.

CENSUS HOUSE

A 'Census House' is a building or part of <I building having a separace maln €ntr.mce {rom the road or (ommon courtYard or staircase, etc used or recognised as a .separate unit. It may be o(cupied or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-re~idential purpose or both.

CE.NSUS HOUSE.HOLD

A 'Cen~us Household' is a group of persons who commonly tive together and would take lhelr mul5 from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or a howel1olc:l of unrelated peBOtlS

or having a mix of both.

SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDUL£D TRISES

Articles 34 I and 342 of the Indian Constitution define Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes respectively. Ankle 341 states thae me president may with respect to any State or Union Territory, and where It Is a Statel after consultation with (he Governor thereof, by public nodficacion, spedfy the casces, races or tribes arparcs of or groups Within castes, races, or tribes which shall for the purposes of this Consdtution, be deemed to be Scheduled Castes in relation to chat State or Union Territory, as the case may be.

Article 342 states that the President may with reipect to any State or Union Territory, and where it Is a State. afler consultation with the Governor ,hereof, by public notification specify the tribes or tribal communities or parts

of or groups within tribes or tribal communities which shall for the purposes of this Constitution be deemed to be Scheduled Tribes in relation to that State or Union Territory, as the case may be.

For the Punjab State, no Scheduled Tribe has bee~ notified under the Indian Constitution. As regards Scheduled Castes, 38 castes (including unclassified) have been notified and details of which are given below :-

1. Ad Dharmi

2. Balmiki, Chuhra, Bhangi

3. Bangali

4. Barar, Burar, Berar

5. Batwal

6. Bauria, Bawaria

7. Bazigar

8. Bhanjra

9. Chamar, Jatia Chamar, Rehgar Raigar, Ramdasi, Ravldasl

10. Chanal

11. Dagl

12. Daraln

13. Deha, Dhaya, Dhea

14. Dhanak

15. Dhogri, Dhangiri, Siggi

16. Dumna, Mahasha, Doom

17. Gagra

18. Gandhila, Gandll Gondola

19. Kablrpanthl, )ulaha

20. Khatlk

21. Kori, Koli

22. Marija, Marecha

23. Mazhabi

24. Megh

25. Nat 6

26. Od

27. Pasi

28. Pema

29. Pherera

30. Sanhai

31. Sanhal

32. Sansi, Bhedkut, Manesh

33. Sansoi

34. Sapela

35. Sarera

36. Sikligar

37. Sirkiband

38. Unclassified

LITERATE

A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language is taken as literate for the purpose of census. A person who can merely read but cannot write, is not literate. It is not necessary that a person who Is literate should have received any formal education or should have passed any minimum educational standard. In the 1991 Census, the Department of Education In the Ministry of Human Resource Development and the Planning Commission suggested that instead of the age group 0-4, the Census Organisation should consider children in the age-group 0-6 as illiterate since the ability to read and write with understanding is not generally achieved specially in rural areas, until a child attains the age of 7 or more. Accordingly I the t 99 t Census, chil~ren of the age of 6 years or less have been considered as illiterates even if the child was going to school and might have picked up reading and writing a few words.

WORK

'Work' is defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such participation can be physically or mentally In nature. Work Involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work. It also includes unpaid work on farm or In family enterprise.

MAIN WORKERS

Main workers are those who had worked for the major part of the year preceding the date of enumeration i.e. those who are engaged in any economically productive

activity for 183 days or six months or more during the year.

MARGINAL WORKERS

Marginal workers are those who worked any time at all in the year preceding the enumeration but did not work for a major part of the year i.e. those who worked for less than 183 days or six months.

NON-WORKERS

Non-workers are those who had not worked any time at all in the year preceding the date of enumeration.

CLASSIFICATION OF WORKERS

The main workers have been classified into following nine industrial categories at the 1991 Census:-

I. CultIvators: A person was considered as cultivator if he or she was engaged either as employer, worker or family wo'rker or land owned or held from Govt. or held from private person or institution or payment in money, kind or share of crop. Cultivation included supervision or direction or cultivation.

II. Agricultural Labourers : Any person who worked on another person's land for wages in cash, kind or share of crop, was recorded as an agricultural labourer.

III. Livestoc~ Forest!); Fishingj Huntingj P/anl:4tlon, Orchards and Allied Activities :

It covers all those persons who are engaged in activities, such as, rearing of livestock, plantation and conservation of forests, hunting, plantation of crops, such as, tea, coffee, rubber, fruits, etc.

IV. Mining and Quarrying

It includes all those persons who are engaged in mining and quarrying activities.

V. Manu~cturlngj processingj servicing and repairs

a) Household Industry

Household industry is defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and lor by the members of the household at home or within the village In rural areas and only within the precincts of the house where the household lives in urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in household industry consists 'of the members of the household including the head and the industry is not a registered factory.

b) Other than Household Industry

As the title states it includes all those persons who are

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engaged in manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in industry other than the household industry.

VI. (:onstructlon : It includes persons engaged in construction activities, slich as, maintenance of building, roads, railways, telegraphs, telephone, water reservoirs, etc.

VII. Thlde and Commerce

Persons engaged in wholesale and retail trade of any commodity are grouped under this category ..

VIII. Tldnsport, storage and communiCiition

Persons engaged in transport activities, such as, railways, tram ways, motor buses, bullock carts, tongas and services rendered for transportation, such as, packing, etc. It also includes activities like storage, warehousing, communication, such as, postal, telegraph, wireless, etc.

IX. Other Services

It includes persons engaged in various types of economic activities who are not covered under industrial categories I to VIII above.

SCOPE OF TOWN DIRECTORY

., his Town Directory includes statutory as well as Census Towns in the State. It has 7 statements numbered as I - VI and IVA. For convenient understanding and reference of the data users the towns have been arranged in alphauetical order. The particulars of each constituent unit of Urban Agglomeration have been furnished separately which help In getting an idea of the Urban Agglomeration in total as well as its constituent units separately.

The State Town Directory presents totals to the Primary Census Abstract for each town as was done in 1981 Census. However, whereas, in the Town Directory given In District Census Handbooks, the Primary Census Abstract provides wardwise data for each town, the State Town Directory volume provides data for the town as a whole. In this volume, the Primary Census Abstract for urban areas of the State ~s a whole appears first followed by towns arranged in alphabetical order.

Bedides, statements I to VI and IV A, this volume contains following appendices :-

Appendix I

Appendix II

Appendix III

Location of towns arranged in alphabetical order;

Towns arranged according to population size i

Towns arranged districtwise according to population size;

Appendix IV Towns showing their outgro'Aths with their population; and

Appendix V Names of places of tourist il)terest in different towm of the state.

EXPLANATORY NOTE:

St.1tement-l: This statement shows ~tatLls and growth histo!)' of each town in the State. It has 21 columns giving information on class and civic status, area, number of households, population and growth rate since t 90 I, density of population and sex ratio from 1971 onwards. Following abbreviations have been used in this statement:-

Municipal Corporation

Municipal Committee

Cantonment Board

Notified Area Committee

Census Town

M. Corp.

MC

CB

NAC

CT

The towns/Urban Agglomerations have been grouped into following six classes on the basis of population size :-

Class I 100,000 and above

Class II 50,000-99,999

Class III 20,000-49,999

Class IV 10,000-19,999

Class V 5,()()(}9,999

Class VI BelowS,OOO

In case of Urban ·Agglomerations which are formed with Out-Growths, the population of Out-Growth has been added to the town whose OG(s) it was, and the combined population of the town and Out-Growth, if any, has been taken for detennlning the population size-class of the town. Further, in this statement, one column giving the name of the Community Development Block has been added and this is the only variation in statement - I when compared to the 1981 Census. The name of CD Block has been shown only in case of Census Towns.

St4tement - 1/ : This statement furnishes information on physical aspects and location particulars as in 1989 for all the towns in Punjab. It inlcudes particulars about the rainfall, temperature and distance of the towns from the State, District, Tahsil Headquarters and from nearest city with popUlation 100,000 and more, railway station, bus stand and navigable river/canal. '

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The road distance from the nearest city with population of 100,000 and more has been furnished with reference to city located in the State of Punjab barring neighbouring city of Chandigarh in the Union Territory of Chandigarh.

Stiltemenl·-I!I : This statement furnishes information on municipal finance of each town for the year 1988-89. The statement has 1 7 columns. The columns 4 to 10 indicate receipts are further categorised while columns lIto 1 7 give expenditure incurred. The receipts are further categorised as receipts through taxes, revenue derived from municipal properties and powers apart from taxation, receipts through government grant, loan advances, etc. Likewise, the expenditure head incorporates expenditure of General Administration, Public Safety, Public Health Finance, Public Works, Public Institutions, etc.

Sutement-IV: This statement has 19 columns and the details presented relate to the year 1989. It gives class, civic administration status, population, Scheduled Caste popUlation and civic and other amenities available in each town. Apart from this, data on road length (In kilometres), system of sewerage, number of different types, source and the system of storage of protected water supply have been recorded under Col. 12 and 13. The abbreviations used under these columns are as follows :-

Source of Supply System of storage

(Col 12) (Col. 13)

Tubewell/Handpump TW Overhead Tank OHT

Tap Water T Service Reservoir SR

Tank Water TK Borewell Pump Sys. BWP

Well Water W Pressure tank PT

River infiltration galle!)' RIG

Sutement -, V-A : Although, pockets of areas resided by poorer sections of society do exist in the State, yet, there are no notified or recognised slums in any of the class-I and class-II towns of Punjab and, hence, this statement has not been compiled.

Sutement - V: This statement has 20 columns giving extent of availability of medical, educational, recreational and cultural facility available in each town. The information relates to the year 1989.

Medical institutions like hospitals, dispensaries, health centres, nursing homes etc. eXisting in towns and catering to the medical needs of town dwellers are shown under col. 4. The infomlation under this column includes the number of institutions which are run by or aided by government,

local bodies and charitable agencies or social organisations but excludes institutions run by private doctors. The following codes have been used to denote various types of medical institutions under this column:-

Hospital H

Dispensary D

Health Centre/Primary Health Centre HC

Family Planning Centre FPC

TB Clinic TB

Nursing Home NH

Others 0

The medical Institutions providing treatment in various systems of medicines i.e. allopathic, ayurvedic, homoeopathic and unani have been further distinguished by adopting following additional codes. For allopathic, no separate code has been assigned :-

Ayurvedic A

Homoeopath ic Hom

Unani U

Columns 6 to 16 provide information on Art, Science and Commerce colleges of degree level and above medical and engineering colleges, polytechnic, vocational training institutions, Higher SecondaryllntermediatelPUc/ Junior College and schools of various level and adult literacy centres. In view of the increasing employment of women in urban areas, the housing need of single working woman has been a problem. Therefore, the number of working women hostel with number of seats in brackets is shown under col. 16.

The abbreviations used for presentation of data under col. 6 are as follows :-

Arts only

Science only

Arts and Science only

A

S

AS

9

Commerce only C

Science and Commerce SC

Art and Commerce AC

Arts, Science, Commerce ASC

law L

University U

Others 0

The abbreviations used to present data on recognised shorthand, type writing and vocational training institutions under col. 10 are as follows ;-

Shorthand

TypeWriting

Shorthand and Type Writing

Others

Sh

Type

Sh.Type

o The number of recreational and cultural centres are

indicated under Col. 1 7 to 20 and the abbreviations used for presenting information on public libraries and reading rooms under col. 20 are as follows :-

Public Libraries

Reading Rooms

PL

RR

It may also be added that if a particular type of medical or educational facility is not available in the town, the name of the nearest place and its distance from the town where available has been furnished.

Stiltement VI : This statement aims to provide information on trade, commerce, industry and banking aspects of each town. It has 14 columns. The first two columns partain to sr~ no., class and name of town. Col. no. 3 to 5 give names of three most ~mportant commodities imported in order of importance. Likewise, three most important commodities exported are detailed under cols. 6 to 8. The cols. 9 to 11 provide Information on three most important commodities manufactured in the town. The situation with regard to number of banks! number of agricultural cr~dit societies and number of non-agricultural societies is given under col. 12 to 14.

Table-1 depicts rural-urban growth population in India (74.29%) is rural and 217,611,012 (25.71 %) is urban and Punjab during 1901-91. by residence. During this century India's population has

increased from 238 million in 1901 to 846 million in 1991 According to 1991 Census, India's population stood resulting in an overall increase of 255 per cent. The growth

at 846,302,688 pp.rsons out of which 628,691,678 rate of population during 1951-91 (134.39%) was nearly ANALYSIS OF DATA

Table - 1

Growth of Population in Punjab State in relation to India

Census PUNJAB STATE ALL INDIA

YC?r Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

Popula· Popula- Decadal Popula· Decadal Popula· Popula- Decadal Popula- Decadal

tion tion Percentage tion Percentage tion tion Percentage tion Percentage

variation variation variation variation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1901 7544790 6,610,024 934,766 - 238,:196,327 212,5i4,454 25,851,873

1911 6731510 5,918,286 -10.46 813,224 -13.00 252,093,390 226,151,757 +6.40 25941633 +0.35

1921 7152811 6,283,285 +6.17 869,526 +6.92 251,321,213 223,235,046 -1.29 28,086,167 +8.27

1931 8012325 6,843,91 Z +8.92 1,168,413 +34.37 278,977,238 245,521,249 +9.98 33,455,989 +19.12

1941 9600236 7,942,822 +16.06 1,657.,414 t 41.85 318,660,580 274,507,283 + 11.81 44,153,297 +31.97

!951 9160500 7,171,233 - 9.71 1,989,267 +20.02 361,088,090 298,644,381 +5.79 62,443,709 +41.42

1961 11135069 8,567,763 + 19.47 2,567,J06 +29.06 439,234,771 360,298,168 +20.64 78,936,603 +26.4)

1971 13551060 10,334,881 +20.63 3,216,179 + 25.27 548,159,652 439,045,675 +21.86 109,113,977 +38.23

1981 16788915 1,2141,158 + 17.48 4,647,757 +44.51 685,184,692* 525,457,335 +19.61 159,727,357 +46.39

1991 20,281,969 14,288,744 +17.69 5,993,225 28.95 846,302,688** 628,691,676 +19.65 217,611,012 +36.24

• The 1981 census could not be held In Assam. The Populalioollgures for 198 J for Assam have been worked out by Interpolation.

•• The 1991 Census was not held in Jammu & Kashmir. The PopUlation figures include the population for Jammu & Kashmir as projected by the standing committee of Expem on population pmjections, October, 1989.

2 1/2 times higher than that of during 1901- 51 (5 1. 46%). The recent decade of 1 981 .. 91 witnessed an increase of 2 3.51 percent in the country's population which is slightly lower than that of 25.00 per cent during 1971-81.

The increase In rural and urban population during 1901-91 was 195.79 percent and 741 .76 percent respectively. This signifies that during this century the growth of urban population was nearly four times larger than the rural. The first fifty years (190 1-5 1) witnessed an increase of 40.51 and 141.54 percent in its rural and urban population respectively. The growth In population accelerated during the post Independence censuses of 1951-91 and during thIs period, the urban growth rate rose by 248.49 per cent while the corresponding increase in India's rural pcpularion was 110.52 percent. During 1981-91, it recorded a rural growth rate of 19.65 ,per cent as against 19.68 per cent during 1971-81. The rate of urban growth has slowed down

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from 46.39 per cent during 1971-81 to 36.24 per cent during 1981-91.

In Punjab State, the population has increased from 7545790 in t 90 t to 20281969 in 1991 : the corresponding increase in its rural population was from 6610024 to 14288744 and the urban population increased from 934766 to 5993255. The first decade of present centUlY ( 1901-11 ) saw a decline of (-) 10.46% in its rural population. There has been consistent, though moderate rise ever since 1911. The rural growth rate rose from 6.1 7% during 191 1-21 to 16.06% during 1931-41. The decade t 941-5 1 witnessed a decline of (-) 9.71 % in its rural population primarily due to the panition of the country in 1 947 which resulted In large scale exchange of population between India and Pakistan. The decade 1951-61 registered a growth rate of 19.47% in its rural population which moved up further to 20.63% during 1961-71. The rural growth rate lowered down to 17.48% during 1971-

81 and during the decade 1981-91, the State recorded a rural growth rate of 17.69%.

In the first decade of this century, 190 t .. t t Punjab State recorded a decline of (-) 13.00% in its urban population. Thereafter, the State's urban population experienced an accelerated growth till 194 t. During 1941-5 t, the growth rate of urban population of Punjab (20.02) was almost 112 of what it was in previous decade. It moved up to 29.06% during t 951-61 primarily due to

the improved medical facilities which accentuated the rate of natural increase after independence as mortality rate showed declining trends. The birth rate could not be brought down to the desired level. The urban growth rate slowed down to 25.27% during t 961-71. However, the decade 1971-81 recorded a phenomenal increase of 44.51 % in its urban population which was the highest ever recorded and this was mainly due to .)ddition of some new towns during this period. The urban growth rate recorded during 1981-91 stands at 28.95%.

Table-2

Proportion of Urban Population in each State (arranged in descending order of percentage of urban population)

India/State Toral Urban Percentage of urban population population population to total

population

3 4

All INDIA •• 846,302,688 217,611,012 25.71

SLUes

l. Mizoram 689,756 317,946 46.10

2. Goa 1,169,793 479,752 41.01

3. Maharashtra 78,937,187 30,541,586 38.69

4. Gujarat 41,309,582 14,246,061 34.49

50 Tamil Nadu 55,658,946 19,077,592 34.15

6. Karnaraka 44,977,201 13,907,788 30.92

7. Punjab 20,281,969 5,993,225 29.55

8. Manipur 1,837,1~9 505,645 27.52

9. West Bengal 68,077,965 18,707,601 27.48

10. Andhra Pradesh 66/508,008 17,887,126 26.89

11. Kerala 29,098,518 7,680,294 26.39

12. Haryana 16,463,648 4,054,744 24.63

13. Jammu & Kashmir*· 7,718,700 1,839,400 23.83

14. Madhya Pradesh 66,181,170 15,338,837 23.18

15. Rajasthan 44,005,990 10,067,113 22.88

16. Uttar Pradesh 139,112,287 27,605,915 19.84

17. Meghalaya 1J74,778 330,047 18.60

18. Nagaland 1,209,546 208,223 17.21

19. Tripura 2,757,205 421,721 15.30

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Table-2 (Contd.)

Proportion of Urban Population in each State (arranged in descending order of percentage of urban population)

India/State Taral Urban Percentage of :Jrban population population population to total

population 2 3 4

20. Orissa 31,659,736 4,234,983 13.38

21. Bihar 86,374,465 11,353,012 13.14

22. Arunachal Pradesh 864,558 110,628 12.80

23. Assam 22,414,322 2,487,795 11.10

24. Sikkim 406,457 37,006 9.10

25. Himachal Pradesh 5,170,877 449,196 8.69

Union Tenitories

1. Delhi 9,420,644 8,471,625 89.93

2. Chandigarh 642,015 575,829 89.69

3. Pondicherry 807,785 516,985 64.00

4. Lakshadweep 51,707 29,114 56.31

5. Daman & Diu 101,586 47,543 46.80

6. Andaman & Nicobar Islands 280,661 74,955 26.71

7. Dadra & Nagar Haveli 138,477 11,725 8.47

•• The 1991 Census was not held in Jammu & Kashmir. The population figures include p(.);lulation for Jammu & Kashmir as proiected by the standing committee of experts on Population Projections, October, 1 989.

Table 2 gives proportion of urban population in States/ Union Tenitories of India. According to 1 991 Census, nearly 1/4 (25.71%) of India's population is urban. Amongst the States/Union Territories, Delhi (89.93 % ) and chandigarh (89.69%) are most urbanised where 9 out of to persons are urban dwellers. Further, as many as 10 States/ Union Tenitories have adeast 1/3 of their population Jiving in urban areas. Besides Delhi and Chandigarh, they include Pondicherry (64.00%), Lakshadweep (56.31 %), Daman and Diu (46.80%), Mizoram (46.10%), Goa (41.01%), Maharashtra (38.69%), Gujarat (34.49%), and Tamil Nadu (34.1 S%) .In contrast, Sikkim (9.10%), Himachal Pradesh (8.69%) and Dadar and Nagar Haveli (8.47%) have less than 10% of their population living in urban areas.

12

Sr.

No. 1

I.

2.

3.

4~

5.

6.

7.

Table 3

New Towns added in 1991 Census

Name with status of Population the town (1991 Census)

2 3

Akalgarh (eT) 5,564

Badhni Kalan (NAt) 8,512-

Bhikhiwind (eT) 11,958

Behrampur (CT) 4,806

F atehnangal (CT) 6,095

Kot Ise Khan (Cl) 7,604

Raja Sansi (CT) 10,008

Table 3 gives infonnation on new towns added at the 1991 Census. There were 1 34 townsf.'t:Jrban Agglomerations at the time of 1981 Census. DOring 1981-91, 21 NACs were de-classified and merged with other towns and 7 new towns were created. Thus, the number of towns is 120 as per 1991 Census.

Among the newly added 7 towns, 1 (8adni Kalan) NAC has a statutOI)' status while the remaining 6 towns are Census Towns. These 7 towns together have a population of 54,607 which makes barely 0.91 per cent of the total urban population of the State. Further, 2 of these 7 new (owns have class IV status, 4 are class V towns and one falls

. in the population size class VI.

Table -4

Towns declassified and wholly merged with others in 1 991 census.

Name with status of Population

the town (1981 census)

2

(a) Declassified

(i) AJnala (NAC) 7506

(ii) Balachaur (NAC) 6630

(iii) Barriwala (NAC) 5151

(iv) Begowal (NAC) 6744

(v) Bhulath (NAC) 4926

(vi) Chamkaur Sahib (NAC) 4692

(vii) Chola Sahib (NAC) 5913

(viii) Dhlllwan (NAC) 5320

(ix) GhJgga (NAC) 4900 -

(x) Hathur (NAC) 5146

(xi) Khanauri Kalan (NAC) 4923

{xii) Khem Karan (NAC) 8757

(xlii) KilllanwarijNAC) 5966

(xiv) Lakhewali (NAC) 3555

(xv) Lchian (NAC) 5496

(xvi) Ma!sian (NAC) 5700

(xvii) Moonak (NAC) 8536

(xviii) Na4ala (NAC) 4608

(xix) Narot )3lmal Singh (NAC) 2660

(xx) Talwandi Chaudhrian (NAC) 3416

(xxi) TalwandiSabo (N"'C) 10,454

(b) Wholly merged wilh other Nil

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Tab!~,..4 gives details oftowns de-classified and wholly merged- with status at the 1991 Census. In all, 21 NAG were de-classified during 1981·91. Together, these 21 NAG have a population of 12 1001 as per 1981 Census. In Punjab, there is no case where any town got merged with the other town during 198 t -91 .

Tablf~'S

Districtwise proponion of urban population in descending order

Name of TaL'll Urban Percentage of district Population Popuiarion urban Population

fotal population -2 3 4

1. Ludhiana 2.471594 1242781 50.28

2. ]alandhar 2026787 728802 35.96

3. Amntsar 2504560 853831 34.09.

4. Pa!iala 1896242 566973 29.90

5. Kapurthala 646647 166605 25.76

6. Rupnagar 915603 232317 25.37

7. faridkot 1130876 439839 25.41

8. Sangrur 1710120 417994 24.44

9. F!rorpur 1607817 384400 23.91

10. Bathinda 1559963 351133 22.51

II. Gurc!.Jspur 1756732 386412 22.00

12. Hos!1I<1rpur 1455026 222138 1 S.27

State Tota! 20281969 5993225 29.55

Table 5 shows dlstrictwise proportion of urban population in descending order. As revealed by 1991 Census, Punjab State has a population of 20,281,969. Among the districts, Amritsar with a population of 2,504,560 is the most populous and is closely followed by Ludhiana (2,471 ,594). These tWo districts together contain one·fourth (24.53) of the total population of the State. By contrast, Kapurtha[a and Rupnagar districts are lowly populated and together they account for only 7.70 per cent of the total population of the State. The most populous district of Amritsar is nearly four times larger than [he [east populous district of Kapurthala.

29.55 per cent of the Punjab State's population is urban. Among the districts, Ludhiana with one-half (SO.28) of il~' population living in urban areas is the most urbanised district in {he State and Hoshiarpur district with 15.27 per cent urban population is the least urb3nised. Besides

Ludhiana, )alandhar (35.96), and Amritsar (34.09) districts have signif!cant proportion of urban population. These three districts together accommodate nearly one­half (47.14) of the total urban population of the State. Each of these three districts have a Municipal Corporation viz., Ludhiana Municipal Corporation, Amritsar Municipal

Corporation and Jalandhar Municipal Corporation. These three Municipal Corporations support nearly two-fifths (37.73%) of the State's urban population. It is for the first time that Punjab has returned a metropolitan city (ciry with population over one million) - Ludhiana and it conpins one-sixth ( 1 7.40%) of the urban population of the State.

Size

Class

of

T<mn

II

III

IV

v

VI

Total

Number

of

Towns in

1981

2

7

10

27

36

40

14

134

Table-6

Distribution of towns by Population Size-19B rand 199 r Censuses

1981 Percentage No 1991 Percemage

PopulJtion of population of population of populati9n

of [his CJragOJ), Towns of this category

or (owns to lOLaI in 1991 of towns to tota I

urban population urlfan pOll\llat[on

3 4 5 6 7 ,

2155714 46.38 10 3246224 54.16

668780 14.39 18 119Jl71 J9.9J

940482 20.24 25 774453 12.92

524505 11.28 46 648230 10.82

301905 6.50 14 102945 1,72

56371 1.21 7 28202 0.47

4647757 100.00 120 5993225 100.00

Table 6 exhibits a comparative picture oftowns by size clJss of population (lC the 1981 and 199-1 Censuses. During 1981-9\, 21 Notifred Area Committees (NACs) w('re de­notified and 7 new towns have been newly created. Thus, the number of towns in the State has declined from 1 34 in 1981 to 120 in 1991. Among the newly created 7 toWJJS,

one (8adhni Kalan) is NAC and remaining six are Census Towns.

number of class IV towns show an increase but their share in total urban population has come. down from t t .28 per cem in !981 to 10.82 percent in 1991.

The composition of population in the various she chsses of towns has also undergone change during 198 . -, I. Oass 1 towns of 1991 accommodate 54.16 per cent of State's ~rban population as against 46.38 percent ;n 1981. Likewise, class II (Owns of 1991 contain 19.91 per cent of the State's urban population as against 14.39 per cent in 1981. This signifies that the share of population in class I and class II towns has grown from 60.77 per cent in 198 1 to 74.07 per cent in 1991. However, all the remaining size classes of towns have experienced decline in their share in total urban population at the 199 t CeJlslIs. Among the '-'.Irlous population size <lasses, class I class II and class IV towns registered an increase in their number while class III, class V and class VI towns suffered decline in their number during 1981-91. The number of class I towns has increased from 7 to 10, class 11 towns from 10 to 18 and class IV rowns from 36 to 46 during this period. Although, the

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Tablt -7 (A)

Distribution of statutory and nOll-statutory towns by size-class

Size class Total number

of towns ofcowns

2

10

II 18

III 25

IV 46

V 14

VI 7

Total 120

Number of

towns having

Statutory bodies

3

10

18

25

4J

11

5

112

Number of non­

municipal ~nsus

& project towns

4

3

3

2

8

Table l-A presents distribution of statutory and non­statutory towns by size class and Table 7-B indicates towns by civic staws_

The urban frame of Punjab as per 199 I CenslIs is

com.::. h.ed of 112 statutory towns and 8 census towns. Among the stau.ltory [Owns 3 are municipal corporations, 96 are municipal committees, 10 are notified area committees and 3 cantonment boards.

T.lble-7(B)

Towns by civic status

Size

Class of

Number of [Owns having

Total Municipal Municipa! Cantorill1t:nt Notified Census

number Corporation Committee BOdrd Arta Town

town of {Owns

2 3

10 3

II 18

II! 25

IV 46

V 14

VI 7

Total 120 3

Table-8

Density by size class of towns, ] 99 J Census

Size Class

ofTown

II

III

IV

V

VI

TOlal

Number Density (Population

of Towns per sq. km.)

2 3

10 5831

18 4053

25 2889

46 2522

14 2007

7 2081

120 4160

Table 8 presents density of population by size class of towns. On an average, there are 403 persons concemrated in a sq.km. of an area in the state as per figures relating to the 1991 Census. The urban areas, however, have an average density of 4160 persons per sq.km. In general, the urban density and ,izE: c(,m of towns h.we direct bearing d5 is descemible from Table 8. However, among (he (Owns under various population size classes, disparity in density of

Committee

4 5 6 7

7

i6

24

36 7 3

9 1 3

4 2

96 :5 10 8

15

population is observed. 10 class I towns which inhabit 54. 16 per cent of state's urban population have an overall density of 5,834. Likewise, 18 class II towns accommod.'uing 19.91 per cent of the urban population have a density of 4,053. The density of population in the remaining size classes of towns is observed aSi class Iii - 2,889, class IV - 2,522, <.lass V '2,007 and class VI - 2,081.

Table-9

Sex ratio by size class of towns, t 99 t Census ._-_. __ ._-------------ClJ\S of Number Sex-ratio (number of

wwn5 of town, females per thousand m3les)

2 3

10 853

II 18 880

III 25 887

IV 46 898

v 14 '874

7 915

Total 120 869

Sex ratio by size class of towns in Punjab is given in Table-9.

Punjab has an urban sex ratio of 869 females per every 1,000 males. However, variation in sex ratio under various classes of towns is observed. The smallest sized class VI (.Owns have the highest sex ratio (915) while the largest sized class I towns have the lowest sex ratio (855).

Table - 10

Average number of households per Census House by size . class of towns, 1991 Census

Size class

of (Owns

II

III

IV

V

VI

Total

Number of

[Owns

2

10

18

25

46

14

7

120

Average Number of house-

holds per Census house

3

1.06

1.05

1.06

1.02

1.06

1.02

1.05

Table 10 displays average number of households per census house by size-class of towns at the 1991 Census.

The data in the above table reveals that on an average, the urban areas in the State have 1.05 households per census house. In o~herwords, there are I 05 hous~holds per every 100 census houses in urban areas of the State. Among different size-classes of towns the number of census households varies between 1.02 and 1.06 per census house or 102 and 106 perl 00 census houses.

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Table - t I

Rainfall and temperature at district headquarters town

N~me of the Aver~ge annu~1 Temperature (0C)

district he~d- rainfall Maximum Minimum qu~rters town (mm.)

2 3 4

Gurd~spur 536.8 38.9 4.4

AmrllSar 892.3 40.2 3.6

Firozpur 658.0 40.2 4.4

Ludhiana 526.0 40.2 5.5

Jalandhar 946.3 38.3 2.2

Kapurth~la 595.0 38.3 2.2

Hoshiarpur 1106.0 38.0 2.2

Rupnagar 784.0 42.4 3.4

Pati~l~ 680.2 38.7 6.4

Sangrur 645.4 38.7 6.4

Bathinda 876.0 41.2 5.1

Faridkot 356.3 40.2 4.4

Table II shows average annual rainfall and temperature at the district headquarters in the State.

The average annual rainfall is maximum ( II 06.0 mm) in Hoshiarpur and the minimum in Faridkot (356.3 mm). The overall trends show that the rainfall decreases as one proceeds from north-east to south-west part of the State and it is mainly concentrated during the monsoon months of July to September.

Likewise, the summers are extremely hot and winters are intense cold. The maximum temperature ranges between 38.0 °C and 42.4 °C while variation in minimum temperature is between 2.2 °C and 6.4 0c.

Table - 12(A)

Distance of Towns from the Nearest City

Name of Class of Total No. Number of towns which are within a distance of

City Towns of Towns 10 11·25 26·50 51-100 101 Kms.

Kms. Kms. Kms. Kms. and above

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Abohar

II

III

IV

V

VI

Total

AmrilSar

II

III 3 2

IV 3 2

V

VI 2

Total 10 2 6

Batala 2

II

III

IV 2

V 2

VI

Total 9 3 5

Barhinda

II 5 4

III 5 J

IV 7 2 2 2

V

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Table - 12(A)

Distance of Towns from the Nearest City

Name of Class of Total No. Number of towns which are within a distance of

City Towns of Towns 10 11-25 26-50 51-100 101 Kms.

Kms. Kms. Kms. Kms. and above

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

VI

Total 20 4 7 7 2

Chandigarh

II

III 2

IV 5 2 2

V

VI

Total 10 4 3 2

Hoshiarpur

II

til

IV 4 3

V 2

VI

Total 7 2 4

Jalandhar 2

II 2 2

III 4 2

IV 4 2

V 2 ?

VI

Total 15 8 3 3

Ludhiana 3 2

" 3 2

III 5 3

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Table - 12(A)

Distance of Towns from the Nearest City

Name of Class of Total No. Number of (Owns which are within a distance of

City TCNlIlS of Towns 10 1 '·25 26·50 SHOO 101 Kms.

Kms. Kms. Kills. Kms. and above

. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

IV 9 2 4 3

V 2

VI

Total 22 4 10 7

Moga

II 2 2

III

IV 2 2

V 2 2

VI

Total 6 4 2

Pathankot

II

III

IV 3

V

VI

Total 4 2

Patiala

II 3 2

III 5 3 2

IV 7 4

V

VI

Total 16 7 7

Grand Total 120 5 31 50 29 5

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Table 12A indicates distance of towns from the nearest city.

A town with a population of 100,000 or more is regarded as a "city" by the Indian Census. The city or bigger towns are the hub of industrial, commercial and administrative activity and smaller towns tend to grow around bigger ones which, besides other aspects, help in reducing the pressure of population in the bigger towns. The above tables aims to present existing scenario in this regard in respect of 10 cities of Punjab and Union Territory of Chandigarh.

Out of 120 towns in the State,S are located within 10 kms ofthe city, 31 towns are located within 11 to 25 kms, SO are located within 26 to 50 kms, 29 are situated within

51 to 100 kms and the remaining 5 are located at a distance of more than 100 kms from their respective city. The maximum number of towns(22) can be seen around Ludhiana· city among which 4 are located at a distance of lIto 25 kms, 10 at a distance of 26 [0 50 kms, 7 at a distance of 5 t to 100 kms and 1 is located beyond 100 kms from Ludhiana city. 20 towns have Bathinda as the nearest city, 16 towns have Patiala, t 5 towns have Jalandhar and 1 1 towns have Amritsar as the nearest ciey. On the contrary in the case of Abohar city, there is only one town and that tOO is located at a distance of 26 to SO kms. As can be seen from the table, the maximum number of towns (SO) are located at a distance of 26 to 50 kms. from their respective city.

Table - 12(B)

Distance of Towns from the District Headquarters

Name of District

Headquarters Town

Gurdaspur

Am ri tsar

Firozpur

Ludhiana

Jalandhar

Kapurthala

Hoshlarpur

Rupnagar

Patiala

Sangrur

Batinda

Faridkot

Total

10kms. 11-25 kms.

2 3

4

3 2

2

2

2 5

2

2

5

3

2

18 26.

The district headquarters are the public service centres and should be conveniently approachable to the public. Table - 12(B) provides distance of towns in Punjab from the district headquarters.

Four-fifths (98) of the towns in Punjab are situated

Number of Towns within

26-50 kms.

4

6

5

5

7

4

4

4

8 .

5

4

54

51-100kms.

5

2

3

2

2

2

2

5

20

101 kms. & above

6

2

within 50 km. from the district headquarters town, and another 20 towns have district headquarters within 51-100

. kms. distance. Only in case of 2 towns the habitants are required to travel over 100 kms. to reach the district headquarters.

20

Table - 13(A)

Towns not connected by Rail

Distance trom the Nearest Rail Heads No. of Towns

2

Upto Ikm 2

2 to 5 kms 3

6 to 10 kms 3

IItol5kms 9

16 to 25 kms 6

26 kms and above 4

Toul 27

Table - 13 (8)

Towns having navigable riverlcanal within 10 kms

51. Name of navigable

No river / canal

I 2

Ravi (R)

2 Beas (R)

3 Satiuj (R)

4 Ghaggar

Name ofrown

(distance in kms)

3

Dera Baba Nanak (0) Dinanagar (10)

Dasua (8) Mukerian (7) Sri Hargobindpur (0) Talwara (2) Talwandi Bhai (2)

Anandpur Sahib (5) Fazilka (9) Firozpur (7) Firozpur Cantt. (8) )alalabad (9) Ludhiana (8) Nangai Tawnship (I) Naya Nangal (2) Nurmahal (9) Phillaur (2) Rahon (5) Rupnagar ( I )

Dera Bassi (3) Table 13-A indicates number of towns which are not connected by rail and also the distance from the nearest rail heads. Out of 120 towns, 93 towns enjoy the rail facility within the town. Among the remaining 27 towns, this facility is available within a distance of 2-5 kms in respect of 3 towns, 6·10 kms In case of 3 towns. 11- t 5 kms for 9 towns, 16-25 kms for 6 towns and at a distance of over 25 kms'in respect of 4 towns. However, all the towns in the State are connected by road.

As revealed by table 13-B, Besides rail and road service, navigational river is also available within· a distance of 10 kms in case of 20 towns and details for which are available in Table 13-8.

Table - 14

Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure by Size - Class of Towns

Size Civic No. of PER CAPITA

Class Status Towns RECEIPT (Rs.) EXPENDiTURE (Rs.)

of Toul Receipt Receipt Total General Expenditure Public Expenditure Expenditure

Towns Receipt Through From ail Expenditure Administr3- on Public Works on Public on all other

Taxes other tion Health and Institutions aspects

sources Conveniences

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

M.Corp 3 336.68 200.58 136.10 341.99 52.84 27.72 99.91 1.36 160.16

(100.00) (59.58) (40,42) (100.00) (15.45) (8.11) (29.21) (0.40) (46.83)

MC 7 233.12. 144.70 88.42 244.49 31.37 79.93 40.96 0.56 91.67

(100.00) (62.07) (37.93) (100.00) (12.83) (32.69) (16.75) (0.23) (37.50)

I( M.C 16 210.56 110.46 100.10 194.63 28.84 66.07 39.59 2.07 58.06

(100.00) (52.46) (47.54) (100.00) (14.82) (33.95) (20.34) (1.06) (29.83)

N.A.C. 146.15 146.15 164.10 41.03 123.07

(100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (25.00) (75.00)

C.B. 326.42 130.18 196.23 307.54 9.43 162.26 28.30 1 B.87 88.68

(100.00) (39.88) (60.12) (100.00) (3.07) (52.76) (9.20) (6.14) (28.83)

21

Size Civic No. of

Class Sr.1!US TCM'1lS

of

Towns

2 3

III M.c. 23

NAC

c.a.

IV M.C 36

N.A 7

C.T. 3

V M.e. 9

NAC 2

CT. 3

VI M.e. 4

C.B

C.T. 2

M.corp 3

M.e. 95

TJble-14

Per Capita Recei~lt and Expenditure by Size - Class of Towns

PER CAPITA

RECEIPT (Rs.) EXPENDITURE (Rs.)

Total

Receipt

4

288.59

Receipt

Through

Taxes

Receipt T owl

from all Expenditure

other

sources

5 6 7

82.96 205.63 210.00

(100.00) (28.75) (71.25) (100.00)

165.63 131.25 34.38 206.25

General Expenditure

Administra· on Public

tion Health and

Conveniences

8 9

45.21 43.66

Public

Works

10

49.01

(21.53) (20.79) (23.H)

34.38 75.00 78.12

(100.00) (79.25) (20.75) (100.00) (16.67) (36.36) (37.88)

858.07 332.26 525.81 690.32 87.10 341.94 116.12

Expenditure Expenditure

on Public on all other

Ins!ltutions

11

0.85

(0.40)

90.32

aspects

12

71.27

(33.94)

18.75

(9.09)

54.84

(100.00) (38.72) (61.28) (100.00) (12.62) (49.53) (16.B2) (13.09) (7.94)

174.46 76.61 97.85 170.36 48.93 36.07 39.46

(100.00) (43.91) (56.09) (100.00) (28.72) (21.17) (23.17)

626.14 209.09 417.05 626.14 77.27 34.09 153.41

(100.00) (33.39) (66.61) (100.00) (12.34) (5.44) (24.50)

177.27 93.94 83.33 162.12 50.00 12.12 62.12

(100.00) (52.99) (47.01) (100.00) (30.84) (7.48) (38.32)

58.82 52.94 5.88 64.71 35.30 29.41

(100.00) (90.00) (10.00) (100.00) (54.55) (45.45)

10.53 10.53 10.53 10.53

(100.00) (100.00) ( 100.00) (100.00)

621.43 85.71 535.72 571.43 42.86 85.71 192.86

(100.00)

170.00

(13.79) (86.21) (100.00) (7.50) (15.00) (33.75)

(100.00)

1.11

(100.00)

336.68

3.33 166.67 170.00

(1.96) (98.04) (100.00)

1.11 1.11

(]OO.OO) (100.00)

200.58 136.10 341.00

6.67 86.67 43.33

(3.92) (50.98) (25.49)

52.84 27.72 99.91

(100.00) (59.58) (40.42) (100.00) (15.45) (8.11) (29.21)

228.24 108.51 119.73 206.95 36.46 59.44 42.94

(100.00) (47.54) (52.46) (100.00) (17.45) (28.44) (20.55)

22

.36

(0.21)

47.73

(7.63)

1.52

(0.93)

10.00

(5.88)

1.36

(0.40)

1.11

(0.53)

45.54

(26;73)

313.64

(50.09)

36.36

(22.43)

250.00

(43.75)

23.33

( 13.73)

1.11

(100.00)

160.16

(46.83)

69.03

(33.03)

Table - 14

Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure by Size - Class of Towns

Size Civic No. of PER CAPITA

Class Status Tcmns RECEIPT (Rs.) EXPENDITURE (Rs.)

of Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expenditure Public Expenditure Expenditure

Tcmns Receipt Through from all Expenditure Admlnlstra- on Public Works on Public on all other Taxes other tlon Health and Institutions aspects

sources Conveniences

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

NAC II 416.17 134.17 282.00 432.00 66.86 30.70 94.33 23.77 216.34

(100.00) (32.24) (67.76) (100.00) (15.48) (7.11) (21.83) (5.50) (50.08)

C.B. 3 56:).40 199.61 363.79 492.00 39.06 250.94 73.79 46.40 81.81

(100.00) (35.43) (64.57) (100.00) (7.94) (51.01) (14.99) (9.43) (16.63)

C.T. 8 12.24 0.55 11.69 11.35 0.76 0.45 6.38 1.66 2.10

(100.00) (4.49) (95.51) (100.00) (6.70) (3.96) (56.21) (14.63) (18.50)

Total 120 282.25 I 44.<J6 138.19 269.17 43.82 48.72 65.91 2.52 108.20

(WO.OO) (51.04) (48.96) (100.00) (16.28) (18.10) (24.48) (0.94) (40.20)

Table 14 furnishes infonnation on per capita receipt and expenditure by size-class of towns. The receipts are further classified as (i) receipts through taxes and (ii) receipts from other sources. Similarly, expenditure incurred has also been segregated into five groups, viz., general administration, expenditure on public health and conveniences, public works, expenditure on public institutions and expenditure on all other aspects.

The data in sub-joined table 14 reveals that the per capita receipt of Rs. 282.25 is higher than the per capita expenditure of Rs. 269.1 7 signifying that there Is no deficit financing in the budget of local bodies in Punjab State. The table shows no clear cut pattern In the per capita receipts under different size classes of towns.

Size

Class of

Tcmns

II

III

IV

V

VI

Total

Pucca'Road

Length

2

452.41

397.12

191.34

161.75

117.31

113.51

327.60

Table - 15

Road Length by Area and Population

Per 100 Sq. Km. Per 1,000 Population

Kutcha Road Total Road Pucca Road Kutcha Road Total Road

Length Length Length Length Lenlth

3 4 5 6 7

40.64 491.26 0.78 0.07 0.85

75.30 472.42 0.98 0.19 1.17

45.55 236.89 0.66 0.16 0.82

53.69 215.42 0.64 0.21 0.85

34.04 151.35 0.58 0.17 0.75

7.74 121.25 1.57 3.59 5.16

57.38 384.98 0.79 0.14 0.93

23

The road length is an important Indicator for measuring levels of urban development of an area. Table 15 furnishes average road length by area and population, and according to size-class of towns in the State. Urban areas on an average have a road length of 384.98 kms (including 57.38 kms of Kutcha roads) per 100 sq.km of area. Apparently, an interesting feature which attracts one's attention is that average road length per 100 sq. km is directly related to pqpulation size-class of towns. Bue no definite reiarionship emerges between size-class of towns and road length per 1000 population. Broadly speaking, it is also inversly related

to population size·class of towns. Among the various size classes of towns, tile road length is observed to be higher in class-I towns and than gradually descends with the lowering of the status of the towns by size-class.

The availability of roads per 1000 population in this table would enable the reader in understanding the pressure of population on roads. The urban areas of Punjab on an average have a road length of 0.93 km per 1000 of population as is reflected by this table.

Table - 16(A)

Distribution of Towns by most common type of Sewerage and Size-Class of Towns

Most Common type of Size class of Towns Sewerage/Drainage II III IV V VI

·--~------------2;~.--------~3---------4~----------~S~--------~6---------=7---

OSD 2 2 •

PT.

s 8 16

Total 10 18

Table t 6·A gives information on most common type of seweragel drainage prevalent in different size-class of towns. Among the 120 towns in the State, open surface drainage is the most common type.in 6 I tovms while sewer is most common in 58 towns. In the remaining one town, namely, Kot-Fatta Pit system is still prevalent.

Undoubtedly, sewer is the most modern type of sewerage/drainage and is gaining importance especially in

11 30 11 5

14 16 2 2

2S 46 14 7

bigger towns. The table reveals that in 8 out of 10 class I towns, 16 out of 18 class II towns and 14 out of 25 class iii towns, sewer is the most common type of sewerage/ drainage. Open surface drainage is the characteristic of mainly the smaller towns as out of 61 towns having OSD as common type of sewerage/drainage, t 1 each belong to class III and class V, 30 are class IV and 5 are class VI towns. The class I and class II towns have only two towns each having OSD as the most common tYpe of sewerage/drainage.

Table - 16(B)

Size·Class

of Towns

II

III

IV

V

VI

Total

Latrines by Type and Size - Class of Towns

Total Percentage Distribution of Number of Water Borne Service

Towns Laterines Laterines

2 3 4

10 84.11 14.02

18 45.88 41,43

25 41.39 36.26

46 50.26 37.81

14 33.95 33.17

J 65.78 11.74

., 120 76.20 17.44

24

Otbers

5

1.87

12.69

22.35

11.93

32.88

22.48

6.36

Table 16-8 presents percentage distribution of laterines by type and size-class of towns_ This information helps in understar.Jing the quality of maintenance of towns.

The towns under various size-classes mainly have water­borne laterines. The table reveals that more than three­fourths (76.20%) laterines in the towns are water-borne. In class I towns, the proportion of water-borne laterlnes is

;Is high as 84.11 per cent. There has been a shift from service laterines to water-borne laterlnes as the proportion of water-borne laterines in towns has increased from 14. t 1 per cent in 1979 to 76.20 per cent in 1989.

t 7.44 per cent of laterines in the towns are service laterines while 6.36 per cent fall under the category "Others" .

Table-16(C)

Distribution of Towns by most Common method of disposal of night soil and Size Class of Towns

Most Common method of

Disposal of Night Soil

s

ST

HL

WB

PT

B

o

Total

II

2 3

9 15

3

10 18

Table 16-C shows distribution of towns by most common method of disposal of night soil by size class of towns. This table intends to present the advancements made under the government's programmes of stopping practice of removal of night soil as headload and also minimising the use of human labour in the process of disposal of night soil.

Sewerage system of disposal of night soil is observed to be most common in class-I towns as this system prevails in 9 out of to class-' towns. Likewise, in class-II and Qass III

Size class of Towns

III IV V VI 4 5 6 7

12 8

8 2

2

10 23 8 3

3 3 2

25 46 14 7

towns, this is the most common system being followed. However, in as many as 47 towns under various size-classes, wheel barrows is still prevalent and another 1 1 towns have septic tank laterines for disposal of night soil. Despite government's best efforts of introducing sowerage system all over, the high cost of sewerage Projects and meagre resources available with the local bodies appear to be main obstructions in the replacement of traditional systems of disposal of night soil with the most modern underground sewerage system.

Table - 1 7 (A)

Size class

of Towns

II

III

IV

Total No.

of Towns

2

10

18

25

46

Protected water supply by size class of towns

Distribution of towns by most common source of proteCted water supply

~ T W m 3 -4 5 6

10

18

4 21

12 34

25

Table - 17 (A)

Protected water supply by size class of towns

Size class Total No. Distribution of towns by most common source of protected water supply of Towns ofTowns TW

2 3

V 14 10

VI 7 5

10LlI 120 31

Table 17 -A gives Infonnadon on protected water supply by size-class of towns. Tap is the most common source of protected water supply in the towns of Punjab as 89 out of 120 towns In the State obtain protected water supply through taps. All the 10 class-I and 18 class-II towns, 21

T W TK 4 5 6

4

2

89

(out of 25) class-III towns and 34 (out of 46) class-IV (owns in (he State get protected water supply through taps. However, tubewell is the most common source of protected water supply in majority of the smaller towns.

Table - 17(8)

System of Storage of Water Supply by size-class of Towns

Total No. of

Distribution of Towns by the most

Common System of Storage

Size

Class of

Towns Tcwns OHT SR IG BWP PT 2 3 4 5 6 7

10 10

II 18 16

III 25 20

IV 46 21 2

V 14 3

VI 7 3

ToEa! 120 73 3

System of storage of water supply by size-class of towns Is Indicated in Table 17-B.

Over head tank is the most common system of storage In 73 out of 120 towns in the State. According to size­class, all the 10 class I towns have this system of storage. The position Is appreciable In class-II towns as 16 out ,of 18 class-II towns have this kind of storage system. Among the remaining size-classes, 20 class-III, 2 t class-IV and 3 towns each class V and class- VI get protected water supply through

26

7

8

over head tanks.

Service reservoir is most common storage system in 3 towns out of which one belongs to size-class II and remaining 2 belong to size-class IV.

As many as 36 towns In the State do not have any kind of storage system. Three of these 36 towns namely Kartarpur, Nakodar and Raikot have class-III status while all others are smaller towns.

Table-18(A)

Fire-Fighting Services by Size-Class of Towns

Number of Towns where Service Is Size

Class of

Towns

Total

No. of

Towns

Available Not Available

2

10

II 18

III 25

IV 46

V 14

VI 7

Total 120

Table 18-A presents data on fire-fighting services by size-class of tow~. The table reveals that fire-fighting services are available in only one-fourth (32) towns in the State. Generally speaking, the larger the towns the greater is the n~ed for availability of some kind of organised fire-fighting services. This is further supported by the fact that all the

3 4

10

16 2

4 21

2 44

14

7

32 88

10 class-I towns and 16 out of 18 class-II towns have availability of fire-fighting services within town. The two class-II towns which do not have this facility locally include Malerkotla and Nabha. In contrast, none of the towns under size-class V and VI have this facility available to them within the towns.

Table - 18(B)

Availability of Fire-Fighting Services at Other places by Towns not having it

Size

Class of

Towns

Total

No. of

Number of Towns where Fire Fighting Service is

not available and available at distance of

Towns -5 kms, 5·9 kms. 10·19 kms. 20+ kms. Total

2 3 4

10

II 18

III 25

IV 46

V 14

VI 7 )' ,

Total 120 4

Table 18-8 gives distance at which the fire-fighting service is available in respect of those towns where it is not available locally. In all, fire-fighting services are not available locally in respect of 88 tow~ and their class-wise distribution reads as : class II - 2, class II! . 21, class IV - 44, class V -14, and class VI - 7.

The Two towns under size-class II which do not have

2

2

5

27

5 6 7

2 2

6 12 21

15 26 44

5 7 14

2 4 7

28 51 88

this facility locally include Malerkotla and Nabha and for them, same is available at a distance of over 20 kms.

Apparently, It is the smaller towns which do not have these services and majority of them have to depend upon some kind of organised fire-fighting services from a distance of more than 20 kms.

It is gratifying that all the to~ns in Punjab state provide amenities required for human growth. These slums lack in electricity for domestic consumption. basic faclities, such as, hygienic, sanitarion, etc. At the same

time, the local bodies/state governments cannot remain a The ever increasing problem of slums is a matter of silent observer and, thus, draft plans for the upliftment of

concern. It is mainly associated with the towns due to slum dwellers by providing chem basic civic necessities. In immigration from rural areas. The ruralities with meagre or the absence of requisite information on notified,slums in no resources at their disposal shift to towns especially the the state, it has not been feasible to give further details in bigger ones and start dwelling in open spaces/lands which this regard. ultimately grow as slums as all these do not have basic

Table - 19 (A)

Type of Medical facilities by size-class of towns

Size No Population

class of of town Hospital Dispensary

of towns in each

towns size-class

2 3 4 5

10 3,246,224 68 118

II 18 1,193,171 40 64

III 2S 774,453 33 53

IV 46 648,230 29 50

V 14 102,945 3 10

VI 7 28,202 2 4

Torai 120 5,993,225 175 299

Health care facilities are fundamental and create conditions for greater efficiency and productivity. Table 19-A furnishes Information on the type of medical facilities by size-class of towns in Punjab. The type of medical institutions available include; hospital, dispensary, health centre, family planning centre, TB clinic and nursing homes while other than all these have been grouped as 'Others' for the purpose of this table.

According to 1991 Census, 5993225 persons are residing in urban areas spread over 120 [Owns. In all there are 671 medical institutions in urban areas of the State. They include 175 hospitals, 299 dispensaries, 58 health centres, 62 family planning cemres, 18 T8 clinics, 11 nursing homes and 39 'Other' type of medical institutions. This signifies; (i) a town on an average has six medical institutions of one t'lpe or the other and (ii) on an average, there is one medical institution after every 8932 persons in urban areas of the State.

The availability of medical institutions under various size-class of towns reveals that the ctisparity in town -institution ratio widens and the institution - population ratio

Number of Institutions

Health Family T.B. Nursing Others centre Planning Clinic Home

Centre

6 7 8 9 10

23 12 9 3 10

4 13 7 3 20

5 IS 2 3 2

17 17 2 4

6 3 3

3 2

58 62 18 11 39

28

becomes narrower with the decline in size-class of town. This is furth~r illustrated as;

10 class - I towns in the State have a population of 3,246,224 and 243 medical institutions. In other words, on an average, there are 25 medical Institutions in a class I town and each institution serves a population of 12882. Among class II towns, town - institution and institution -population ratios are 1:8 and 1 :7902 respectively. A similar trend is observed in all other size-classes of towns.

The table further reveals that there are 1 75 hospitals, 299 dispensaries and 58 health centres in urban areas of the State. This signifies that there is a hospital after every 34,247 persons, a dispensary after every 20,044 persons and a health centre after every 103,331 persons. In class I towns, there is a hospital after every 47,739 persons, a dispensary after every 27,5 to persons and a health centre after every 1 41, I 40 persons. An over all pattern obselVed for various class of towns shows that the pressure of population on medical services lessens with the decline in size-class of towns.

Table - 19 (8)

Use of medical facilities at other places by towns not having these facilities

Size

Class of

Towns

No. of

Towns

No. of towm where (he medical f.dlitY is not

avail.lble but available at ~ distanct of

-5 kms. 5-9 kms. 10·19 kms. 20+ kms. Total (cols.3 to 6)

7 2 3 4 5~

10

II 18

III 25

IV 46

V 14 2

VI 7

Total 120 2

Table 1 9 - B shows use of medical facilities at other places by towns not having these facilities. With the exception of tVolO towns, all other towns in the State have some kind of medical facilities available to them within the town. Two towns which do not have this facility locally are Akalgarh

------ ----------------------

2

2

(Ludhian3 District) and Fateh Nan!al (Ciurdaspur District). Both these (owns are Census Towns md belong to population size·class V and avail medical facilitks from within a distance of 5 kms.

Table - 19 (C)

No. of beds in medical institutions

Size-class of towns No.of !owns No. of beds jer 1000 population

II

III

IV

v

VI

Total

As observed from the data in Table 19 C, urban areas of Punjab have 2.39 beds per 1000 (239 per one lac) of population. No regular pattern is discernible in this regard among different size-classes of towns in the State. The smallest sized class-VI towns emerge at top in terms of number of beds available per 1000 population merely

2 3

10 ~97

18 238

25 1.'6

46 2,8

14 1.2.

7 4.46

120 2.39

29

\

because of their low popr.'ation base as all tie 7 toWlS in class-VI have a total POp!~lation of only .l82CZ. The dass· I towns have 2. Q7 bed,~ per 1000 (297 r.er one lac) population and is followe~~ by class-II, class-IV,:lass-1II !nd class-V towns. I

Table - 20 (A)

Schools per 1000 population

Size Class

of towns

No of Number per 1000 population

towns Higher Sec'/inter/

Puc/Junior college

2 3

10. 0.03

18 0.04

III 25 0.06

IV 46 0.08

V 14 0.12

VI 7 0.21

Total 120 0.05

Table 20-A provides information on number of schools per 1000 population under various size-classes of towns.

The Punjab State has three universities namely, Punjabi University at Patiala, Guru Nanak Dev l,.Iniversity at Amritsar and Punjab Agricultural University at Ludhiana. There are five medical colleges in the State, one each at Amritsar, Patiala and Faridkot and two at Ludhianaj and four Engineering Colleges, one each at Bathinda, Jalandhar, Ludhiana and Patiala. Out of 120 towns, 35 towns do not have a college available t.o them locally and majority of these towns are small towns. However, all these towns avail the facility of college from nearby towns.

As revealed by the cable, the schools have been grouped aSj Higher Secondaryllnter/PUC/]unior College; Secondary/Matriculation; Junior Secondary and Middle; and PrimalY Schools. It may also be added, here that all private educational institutions not recongnised by the government and also all those which are not affiliated to any Board of­the State or Central Government have been excluded while furnishing data on educational facilities.

The urban areas of Punjab have 281 Higher secondary/ Inter/PUC/Junior Collegesj 471 Secondary/Matriculation level schools; 228 Junior Secondary and Middle Schools and 1,435 Pril11ay Schools. In other words, there is one Higher Secondary/lnter/PUC/Junior College available for every 21,328 (0.05 per 1,000) persons; Secondary/

30

Secondary/ Junior Secondary Primary Matriculation and Middle

4 5 6

0.04 o.e)3 0.19

0.09 0.05 0.20

0.07 0.08 ·0.24

0.15 0.10 0.33

0.22 0.13 0.42

0.28 0.21 0.64

0.08 0.05 0.24

Matriculation school against every 12,724 (0.08 per 1,000) personsj Junior/Secondary/Middle School for every 18,272 (0.05 per t,OOO) persons; Primay School after every 4,176 (0.24 per 1,000) persons. The distribution pattern of schools under different size-classes of towns shows that in general, school - population ratio shows improvement with the decline in status of the town according to population size. In class-I towns, the number of various categories of educational institutions per 1000 population is as follows:

Hr. Secondary/lnter/PUC!Jr. College 0.03 per 1000 persons

Secondary/Matriculation 0.04 per 1000 persons

Junior/Secondary/Middle School 0.03 per 1000 persons

Primary School 0.19 per 1000 persons

In other words, there is one Hr. Secondary/Inter/PUC! Jr. College after every 29,S II persons, Secondary/ Matriculation school after every 2 1,21 7 persons, Jr. Secondry and middle school after every 2,750 persons. and Primary School after every 4,41 7 persons in class I towns.

Size-class of towns

II

III

IV

V

VI

Total

Table - 20 (8)

Adult Literacy centres

No_ of towns

2

10

16

25

46

14

7

120

No_ of town~ having adult

literacy centres

3

4

5

3

7

3

2

24

Adult education is the back bone of the nation. The number of Adult Literacy Centres under various classes of towns in the State is given in table 20-B. This table exhibits that out of 24 Adult literacy Centres in urban areas of

Punjab, four are in class I towns, five in class II towns, three in class III (owns, seven in rl3ss IV lowns, 3 in class-V towns and the remaining 2 in class VI towns.

Table - 21

Distribution of Woman's hostels, stadia, cinema,auditoria/drama/community halls and public libraries by size-class of towns

Size- Total No of towns having

class of No. of Working Stadia Cinemas Auditoria Public

towns towns Women's ele. Libraries

Hoslels (No.) (No.) (No.) (No.) (No.)

2 3 4 S 6 7

10 7 16 78 17 PL-24 RR-74

II 16 4 15 36 28 PL - 33 RR- 3S

III 25 4 27 16 PL - 27 RR-27

IV 46 7 23 12 PL - 29 RR- 33

V 14 4 6 PL - 10 RR-IO

VI 7 2 3 PL - 4 RR- 4

Total 120 12 43 172 82 PL - 117 RR - 184

PL - Public Liurades

RR - Reading Rooms

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Table 21 reveals data on working women's hostels, stadia cinema, auditoria, drama, community halls and public libraries by size-class of towns in Punjab, The public libraries have been further classified (i) public libraries (PL) and (ii) reading room (RR). Undisputedly, the demand for all such facilities enhance with the growing size of towns.

The need of having working women's hostels cannot be over-emphasised in view of the growing employment of women in urban areas. The table reveals that there are 12 such working women's hostels in urban areas of the State among which seven are in class-I towns, four in class-II towns and one in class-Ill towns. The smaller towns under size­class IV to VI do not have any working women's hostel apparently because of their smaller population size and lesser need of having such hostels. Likewise, stadia, cinema, auditoria and public libraries are mainly concentrated in bigger towns. Out of 43 stadia, 31 are in class-I and c1ass­II towns. There are 1 72 cinemas in the towns of Punjab out of which nearly two-thirds ( 116) are located in class-I and class-II towns. Similarly, more than one-half of the auditoria (45 out of 82) are found in class-I and class-II towns. It is also observed that in the State, there is a cinema after every 34,844 persons and an auditorium after every 73,088 persons. An overall trend of towns under different size-classes exhibits that the population-cinema and auditoria ratio is more in class-I towns and gradually tapers down with the lowering of the size-class.

Table 22A, 22B and 22C present data on three most

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important commodities manufactured in the State and their order of 1m portance is based on the volume of lOta I outPUt. Secondly, the commodities manufactured have been classified by sections, divisions and groups as per the National Industrial Classification, 1987.

The State owns famous position with regard to industrial development. State Government is also beckoning the entrepreneurs by offering incentives, concessions and subsidy for setting up of industries. Among the important industrial centres, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Batala,Phagwara, Rajpura, Kartarpur, Dhariwal and Gobindgarh find special mention in the State. Besides, SAS Nagar (Mohali), Khanna, Amloh, Dera Bassi and Kurali are fast developing industrial centres in the State.

Table 22A gives details of first most important commodity manufactured in the towns of Punjab. In as many as 46 towns manufacture of agricultural implements and its associated products/electrical goods/sewing machine/bi­cycle, etc. is the most important commodity manufactured. The textile goods and woolen goods, etc. is the most important commodity manufactured in 24 towns and manufacture of food products is the most important commoditY in 17 towns. Among other significant products, manufacture of furniture goods is the most important in 11 towns and fertilizers etc. in 6 towns. The sports goods which have earned a world-wide reputation is the most important commodity manufactured in one town namely Jalandhar.

Table - 22(A)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORT ANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of CommoditY All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SECTION 2 116 10 18 25 46 11 6

DIVISION -2 17 2 3 9 2

2

Group 201 (i) Milk

(ii) Ghee

202 2 2

(i) Jams 2 2

204 4 3

(I) Wheat flour

(ii) Rice 3 3

206 3 2

(i) Sugar 3 2

DIVISION - 21

Group 211 6 5

(i) Vegetable oils 2 2

(Ii) Groundnut oils

(fiI) Mustard oils 2 2

DIVISION - 21

Group 228

(i) Snuff

DIVISION- 23 14 2 2 3 4 3

Group 230 14 2 2 3 4 3

(I) Textile Fabric

(ii) Cotton Cloth 3

(iii) Khadl Cloth 3

(Iv) Cotton thread 2

(v) Cotton balls

(vi) Bedsheet (Cotton)

(vii) Carpet 3 2

33

Table - 22(A)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industriai Category Name of CommoditY All Size - Class ofT owns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DIVISION-26 10 4 6

Group 261

(i) Niwar

263 9 4 5

(i) Woollen garmencs 6 3 3

(li) Woollen garments 3 2

DIVISION-27 11 2 5

Group 273

(I) Basket

276 9 2 4

(i) Wooden Furniture 9 2 .oJ

279

(i) Wooden wheels for cartS

DIVISION-29 5 2

Group 291

(I) Leather Shoes 4 2

(ii) Rubber Shoes

SECTION - 3

DIVISION-30 4 1

Group 301 2

(i) Fertilizers 2

305 2

(i) Soap 2

DIVISION-32

Group 322

(i) Earthen pottery -I

DIVISION-33 3

Group 338

(i) Rolling bars

34

Table· 22(A)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size - Class of Towns

TCM'I1S II III IV V VI

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

339 2

(i) M_S_ Rounds

(ii) Diesel pumping Sfl

DIVISION·34 3 3

Group 340

(I) Iron and Steel 2 2 Product

343

(i) Locks

DIVISION-35 46 :3 II 6 19 3 4

Group 350 33 6 6 14 2 4

(I) Agricu Itural 21 3 3 10 2 J Implements

(iI) Machine tools 2

(iii) Toka machine

& its parts

(iv) Tube well apparatus

(v) Thresher 3 2

(vi) Combine machIne

(vii) Tt3ttot to6ls 2

(viii) Trollies 2

352 j

(I) Motor $patt I>~i'ts

(Ii) Oil engine 2

359 2

(i) Sewinl 2 Machine

DIVISION· 36

Group 360 4 2 2

(I) Electrical materials J 2

(Ii) Electrical Generator

35

Industrial Category

DIVISION - 37

Group

DIVISION·38

Group

Table - 22(A)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Name of Commodity All Size - Class ofT owns

Towns II III IV

2 3 4 5 6 7

375

(I) Piston Ring

316 3

(i) Spair parts for 3 Bicycle

385 (I) Sports goods

36

V VI

8 9

Table - 22(8)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORT ANT· COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size· Class of Towns

Towns ' I II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SECTION-O

DIVISION-02

Group 026 (i) Honey

SFCTION·2 114 10 18 25 44 12 6

DIVISION 20-21 38 3 2 9 18 4 2

Group 201

(i) Milk product

202 2

(i) Pickles 2

204

(i) Rice

205 3

(i) Bakery product 3

206

(i) Sugar

211 6 4

(i) Vegetable oil 2 2

(ii) Mustard oil 3

(Iii) Groundnut oil

DIVISiON· 22

Group 220

(I) Vinegar

DIVISION· 23

Group 230 8 4 2

(i) Cotton thread 2

(ii) CarpelS 2

(iii) Cotton cloth, khes 3 3

(iv) Yam

DIVISION· 26

Group 263 3

37

Table - 22(8)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORT ANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size - Class of Towns

Tcmn5 II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(I) Woollen Blanket 3

DIVISION - 27

Group 276 11 2 8

(i) Wooden furniture 8 7

(ii) Wooden articles 3

DIVISION - 28

Group 280

(i) Paper

(ii) Tractor

DIVISION -29 36 3 7 6 16 2- 2

Group 291 13 2 6 2 2

(I) Leather shoes 11 6 2 2

(ii) Chappals 2 2

SECTION - 3

DIVISION - 30

Group 300

(i) Chemicals for Rubber product

301

(i) Fertilizer

305 3 2

(i) Incense

(Ii) Soap 2

DIVISION - J 1

Group 313 2

(i) PVC Pipes

{iiI Spun Pipes

DIVISION - 32

Group 320 2

(i) Conduit pipe 2

38

Table - 22(8)

ImpoJ1ant Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of CommoditY All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

Ie- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

322

(i) Earthen pottery

DIVISION - 33

Group 331 2

(i) Iron Re-rolling

(iil Tin

blVISION - 34

Group 339 6 4 , .

(i) M.S. Rounds

(ii) G.!. Pipes

(iii) Grinder 2 2

(iv) Baskets 2 2

340

(i) Iron goods

343

(i) Locks

346 3 2

(i) Cooker

(Ii) Utensil

(iii) Brass Vessels

DIVISION 35·36 36 4 6 12 7 5 2

Group 350 21 2 3 8 2 4 2

(i) Agricultural 12 2 3 3 2 ImplementS

(ii) Trollies

(iii) Toka machine 3 ~

(iv) Thresher 3

(v) Iron Kassi J '

(vi) Tractor

351

39

Table· 22(B}

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORT ANT tOMMODITY) -

Industrial Category Name of Commodity AU Size· Class of Towm

v Towns II III IV V VI

2

(1) Nut & Roil

359

(i) Sewing machine

360

(i) Electric goods

(Ii) Electric transfonner

(iii) Electric copper wire

(iv) Electric motor & pump

(v) Electric spare Parts for motor

365

(i) Spare parts for Cinema

DIVISION· 37

Group 376

(i) Bicycle

DIVISION·38

Group ·.380

(i) Heavy water

(ii) G obar gas plants

(iii) 011 engine

382

(I) SportS goods

Table 22 • B indicates 2nd important commodity manufactured by size-class of towns and industrial category. Production of honey is the. second most important commodity in one (Own. In as many as JB towns manufacturing of dairy products, canning and preservation of food and vegetables, manufacture of bakery products, sugar and vegetable oils etc. is found to be the second­important commodity manufactured. Cotton ginning in 8 towns, woollen blankets in J [Owns and wooden furniture and wooden articles in 11 towns is the second important

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

4 2

4 2

8

2

2

2.

5

4

2

2 3 2

1.

2 2

2 2

/

commodity manufactured. In 1 3 towns, manufacture of footwear is the second most important commodity and six towns are known for the manufacture of orher non-ferrous metal goods, such as, baskets, grinders, GI pipes, etc. Manufacture of machinery and eQuipment other than transport equipment is the second most important commodity manufactured in 36 towns. Among them, 21 towns are famous for manufacture of agricultural machinery and equipment and 8 are'important for the manufacture of electrical goods, etc.

40

Table· 22(C)

Important,Commodlties Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

'imluslriai Category . Name of CommoditY AU Size - Class of Towns

Towns , I II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SECTION72ad 111 10 18 25 42 10 6

DIVISION-20-21 21 6 2 6 4 2

Group 202

(i) Juice

204 5 2 2

(i) Rice 5 2 2

205 3 2

(i) Maggi product

(il) Bakery product 2 Biscuits

206 3

(i) Sugar 3

209

(I) Confectionery

211 5 3

(i) Mustard oils 2

(ii) Rosin & Pine oils 1-

(ill) Veget.lbie oib 2 2

216

(I) Ice

217

(i) Oil cakes

DIViSION - 22

Group 228

(i) Tobacco

DIVISION - 23 9 2 5

Group 230 5 2 3

(i) Khadi cloths 2

(ii) Co[[on clorhs

(iii) Cotton bales 2

41

Table - 22(C)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Oass of Towns and Industrial Category

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Indusbial Category .' N.JI.Il@ of CcmmodilY All Size - Class of Towns

T~ " III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

234

Ii) 5arees

236 2

(i) Hosiery goods 2

DIVISION· 26

Group 263

(i) Durries

DIVISION-27 14 10 2

Group 276 14 10 2

(i) Wooden furniture 13 9 Z

(Ii) Country carts

DIVISION·29 IB 2 2 9 4

Group 291 18 2 2 9 4

(i) Leather shoes 17 2 2 B " (Ii) Suit cases

SECTION

DIVISION - 30

Group 305 11 2 6

(I) Soap 10 2 6

(iI) Detergent Powder

DIVISION 31 6 4

Group 310

(I) Tyre moiling

312 2

(I) Conduit pipes

(iI) Rubber product

313 2 1 .

(i) PVC pipes

(ii) Water bottles

316

42

Table - 22(C)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and IndustriJI Category

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II ill IV V VI

2 3 4 5 i:- 7 8 9

(i) Paraffin Wax (Candles)

DIVISION 32 4 2

Group 322 3 2

(i) Earthen pottery 3 2

324 .1

(i) Cement pipes I··

DIVISION 33 2

Group 330

(i) Iron re-rolling

339

(I) G.!. Sanitary items

DIVISION 34 5 3

Group 340 4 3

(I) Iron Rods

(ii) Shutter 2 2

(iii) Chill Rolls

346

(i) Brass Utensils

DIVISION 35·36 21 4 9 4 2

Group 350 10 2 6 2

(I) Agrlculwral 9 2 5 2 implements

356

(I) Hand pump

357 3

(I) Lathes machine

(ii) Grinding machine

(iii) Labels

43

Table - 22(C)

Important Commodities Manufactured by Size Class of Towns and Industrial utegory

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All

TOO/ns

359

360

365

DIVISION 38

Group 385

2

(i) Sewing machine

(ill Spare parts for sewing machine

(i l Elecuical goods and spare parts

(i) T.V. Picture Tube

(i) Sports goods

Table 22 . C gives infonnation on third important commodity manufactured by size-class of toWnS and industrial category. Rice milling is the third important commodity in 5 towns while manufacwre of bakery products etc. is important in 3 towns. Manufacture of sugar is the third important commodity in 3 towns and 5 towns are known for the manufacture of vegetable oils. In 14 towns, wooden furniture and fixtures is the third important commodity and

3

4

2

2

3

3

44

Size· Class of Towns

II III IV V VI

4 5 6 7 8 9

2

2

2

18 towns have manufacture of footwear as the third important commodity manufactured. In as many' as 11 towns, manufacture of soap, detergent, etc. is the third important commodity. Among others, 9 towns are known for the manufacture of agricultural implements while three towns have manufacture of electrical goods and spare pans as the third important commodity.

Table· 23(A)

ImpQJtant Commodities imported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Ccltegory

(FIRST IMPOR rANT COMMODITY),

Industrial Category Name of COm!l"0dity All Size· Oa.;s cf Towns

Towns Ii III IV V VI ~

2 3 4 5 6 7 il 9

SECTION 6 119 10 18 25 46 13 7

DIVISION 60 93 8 14 15 36 13 7

Group 600 34 3 4 19 3 4

(i) Wheat II 3 4

(ii) Rice 3

(iii) Paddy 2 2

(iv) Food grains 12 8

(v) Karyana goods 6 .. 601 6 2

(i) Chillies

(il) Pulses 2

(Iii) Fruirs

(iv) Milk

(v) Sail

602 19 4 5 5 4

(i) Silk & Cotton 4 2 Cloth

(II) Cotton fabric

(III) Ginned cottoll 8 2 2 3

(iv) Synthetic fabric

(v) Woolen cloths 3

(vi) Textile

(vii) Polythenes

606 33 6 4 12 8 2

(i) Vegetable oils 2

(ii) Mustard oils 3 2

(iii) Sugar 23 5 3 7 6

(iv) Confectionary

(v) Sugar cane .. 2

45

Table· 23(A)

Important Commodities Imported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORT ANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size· Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

607

(i) Snuff

DIVISION· 61 8 3 4

Group 610

(i) Timber

612 2

(i) L~ather shoes 2

614 2

(i) Diesel

(Ii) Petroleum product

616 2 2

(I) Fertilizer

(n) Insecticides "

617

(i) Incense

DIVISION 62

Group 621

(i) Electrical motor generator

. DIVISION 63 17 2 3 7 5

Group 630

(i) Wooden Furniture

631

(i) Rubber Product

631 1

(I) Limestone

639 14 2 7 4

(i) Pig iron 5 2

(Ii) Brass

46

Table - 23(A}

Imponant Commoditle, Imported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV ,V VI

2

(iii) Iron

(iv) Coal

Table 23 (A) shows first important commodity imported by size-class of [owns. As many as 93 [owns are famous for wholesale trade in cereals, pulses, basic food stuffs, textile fibres, edible Oils, fats, etc. In 8 towns, the

3

7

47

4 5 6 7 8 9

5 2

first important commodity relates to trade in wood, leather goods, fuel, chemicals, etc. while 1 7 towns are known for the wholesale trade in wooden furniture, rubber products, limestone and other misc. products.

Table - 23(8)

Important Commodities Imported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size - Class ofT owns

Towns " III IV V VI

2 1 4 5 6 7 8 9

SECTION 6 119 10 18 26 45 II 7

DIVISION 60 83 5 9 18 37 8 6

Group 600 15 2. 4 7

(i) Pulses

(Ii) Wheat 2 2

(iii) Paddy 6 3 2

(iv) Rice 2

(v) Cereals 2

(vi) Food grains 2

602 27 2 2 ,9 II 2

(i) Cotton 5 4

(ii) Cotton cloth 18 4 9 2

(iii) Silk cloth

(iv) Jute bags

{v} Cotton Seeds

(vi) Rugs

606 40 1 5 5 18 5 4

(i) Groundnut oil 2

(ii) Sugar 10 2 6

(iii) Sugarcane 2 2

(ivj J aggery

(v) 011 Seeds

(vi) Vanaspatti Ghee

(vii) Vegetable Oils 19 3 8 4 3

(viii) Mustard Oil 4 2

607

(I) Tea

DIVISION 61 14 2 5 5

Group 610 4 2

48

Table· 23(8)

Important Commodities Imponed by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORT ANT COMMODITY)

Industrial CateJOry Name of Commodity All Size· Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(I) Timber 4 1 2

612 2 I

(I) Leather product 2

614 3 2

(I) Petroleum product

(II) Petrol & diesel

(iii) Cookinggas

616 3

(i) Fertilizer 2

(ii) Phosphate

618 2

(i) Glass & Crockery 2

DIVISION· 62 4

Group 620 3

(i) Agricultural 2 Implements

(II) Spare parts for Agricultural implements

621

(I) Electrical goods

DIVISION· 63 18 3 7 2 2 4

Group 631 2

(I) Rubber goods 2

632 5 2

(I) Cement 5 2

639 II 3 5 2

(I) Pig' Iron

(ii) Iron 4 3

(iii) S[eel balls

(Iv) Iron steel sheets 3 2

49

Table - 23(8)

Important Commodities Imported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Indusuial Category Name of Commodity All

Towns II

SIze - Class of Towns

III IV V VI

2

(v) Stainless steel

(vi) Sports items

Table 23 (8) shows second important commodity imported by size-class of towns and industrial category. Wholesale trade in agricultural raw materials, food, bewerages, Intoxicants and textiles is the second important characteristics of 83 towns. Among them, 15 towns are known for the wholesale trade in cer~als and pulses, 27 towns are famous for wholesale trade in textile fibres while

3

50

4 5 6 7 8 9

40 towns are important centres for wholesale trade in manufacture of food stuffs. Among other towns, wholesale trade in wood, leather products, fuel, petroleum products, etc. in 14 towns and wholesale trade In machinery! agricultural products, such as, rubber goods, cement, pig iron, sports item, iron and steel, etc. in 1 8 towns is the second important activity.

Table· 23(C)

Important Commodities Imported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size· Class ofTowns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 '" S 6 7 8 9

SECTION 6 120 10 19 2S 46 13 7

DIVISION 60 64 '"

9 9 31 7 '" Group 600 13 3 5 '"

(i) Wheat 2 2

(ii) Maize

(Hi) Paddy 3

(Iv) Rice 3 3

(v) Pulses 2

(vi) Food grains 2

601 5 2

(I) Vegetable 5 2

602 12 2 6

(i) Cotton 4

(il) Clothes 3 3

(ill) Woollen 3 2

(Iv) Woollen Shaw

(v) Textile goods

604

(I) Rice Husk ,

606 29 2 3 3 17 3

(I) Sugar 12 2 8 2

(O) Jaaety 1·

(ill) Vegetable oils 8 5 II

(Iv) Vanaspatti Ghee 6 1 2 3

(v) Edible 011

(vi) Oil seeds

607 3 2

(i) Tea 3 2 2

51

Table - 2:3(C)

ImDortant. #\Qdities Imported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Cate&Ol'Y . - ·~''''N3me of Commodity All Size· Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

609

(I) Durrles

DIVISION 61 12 4 3 2

Group 610 3 2

(I) Timber

(iI) Fuel wood 2 2

612 2

(i) Leather shoes 2

613

(I) Bicycle pans I

614 2

(I) Kerosene oil

(Ill Waste 011

615

(11 Medicines

616

(i) Fertilizers

617 1,

(I) Soap

618

(I) Utensils

DIVISION • 62 11 3 4 3

Group 620 7 2 3

(i) Agricultural implements 5 2 2

(ii) Tractor partS

(iii) Spare partS for combine machine

621 2

(i) Elemkai apparatus 2

52

Table· 23(C)

Important Commodities Imponed by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Cat-egory

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrlal Category Name of CommoditY All Size· Class of Towns

Towns II· III IV V VI

DIVISION 63

Gfoup

622

623

631

632

639

2

(i) Electronic goods

(i) Bicycle parts

,(il Rubber product

(II Burnt bricks

(ii) Cement

(iii) Building materials

(il Pig iron

(Ul Iron IOOds

(Ui) Cast iron

(Iv) Steel and Iron scraps

(v) Ingoes steel

(vi) Sports IOOds

(Vii) Iron machinery parts

{viii} Enamelled copper wire

(bt) Spare parts for sewln, machine

(x) Coal

(xl) Earthen pottery

(xli) 011 enllne parts

(xiii) M.S. Rounds

The table 23 " C highlights third I~portant commodity imported by size-class of towns and Industrial category. Wholesale trade in cereals and pulses in 1 3 towns and vegetable in 5 towns is the third important commodity imported. Wholesale trade in textile fibre in 1 2 towns, wholesale trade in manufacture food stuffs in 29 towns and wholesale trade in tea in three towns is the third most

3

33

2

2

10

3

5

2

21

2

2

4

3

2

53

4 5 6

5 6 8

2

5 3 7

2

7

9

.. 2

4

2

2

8 9

4

2

2

important commodity imported. Among others, in 7 towns agricultural and industrial m~chinery and electrical appliances In 2 towns rank as the lrd Irhporunt commodity imported. As many as 33 towns have wholesale trade of other items, such as, rubber products, cement, iron goods, coal, etc. as the third important commodity imported.

Table· 24(A)

Important Commodities Exported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORT ANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of CommoditY All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SECTION 6 118 10 18 25 46 13 6

DIVISION 60 83 5 12 IS 33 12 6

Group 600 35 6 5 15 4 5

(i) Wheat 2S 6 2 10 4 3

(II) Rice 8 3 4

(iii) Paddy

(Iv) .Food Grains

601 22 2 5 8 6

(i) Fruits

(I:) Sugar 3

(iii) Ghee

(iv) Vegetable oils

(v) Sugarcane 2 2

(vi) Chillies 5 2 2

(vii) Milk I.

(viii) Vegetable 5 ·1 2

(Ix) Jams

(x) Groundnut oli 2 2

602 19 4 4 8 2

(i) Clothes

(Ii) Khadl clothes

(III) Cotton bark 4

(iv) Lime yarn

(v) Cotton 5 3

(vi) Processed cotton 2 I.

(vii) Silk yarn

(vUl) CarpetiDurries 3 2

(Ix) Shawl I 1"1:

607 2

(i) Coffee

(0) Snuff I' iiJ

S4

Table - 24(A)

Important Commodities Exported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All SiZE - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

609 5 3 2

(i) Wollen Blanket 2

(li) Textile Fabric

(iii) Hosiery product

(Iv) Bed Sheet

DIVISION 61 9 3 2. 4

Group 610 4 3

(i) Bubbar grass

(ii) Timber

(iii) Fuel wood

(Iv) Basket

611

(i) Paper

612

(i) Shoes.

616 2

(I) Fertilizers 2

617

(i) Ivory goods

DIVISION 62 II 5 5

Group 620 6 2 J

(i) Agricultural machine tools

(ii) Thresher

(Iii) Toka machine

(Iv) Agricultural Implements 2

(v) Tractor and Tractor parts

621 3 2

0) Electrical copper wire

(ii) Electrical casing

5S

Table - 24(A)

Important Commodities Exponed by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(FIRST IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Nami' of Commodity All Size - Class of Towns

TC7M15 II III IV V 'II

2

(ill) Electrical Generators

623

(i) Auto spare parts

(Ii) Bicycle parts

DIVISION - 63

Group 630

(i) Furniture

631

(i) Rubber pipe

639

(i) Rolling bars

(ii) Iron and sleel product

(iii) Hand tools

( Iv) Brass Vessel

(v) Sewing machine spare parts

(vi) Straw Board

(vii) Engine parts

(viii) Earthen pottery

Table 24 - A provides information on first important commoditY exported. Food stuff and textile goods are the main items of expon in 83 towns. Among them, cereals and pulses in 35 towns, fruits and edible oils etc. in 22 towns and textile goods in 19 towns are the first important commoditY exponed. Apart from this, S towns are famous for the export of woollen blankets, hosiery product etc.

3

2

15

2

2

12

2

2

2

2

S6

4 5 6 7 8 9

2

8 4

2

2

6 3

2

2

and two for the export of coffee and snuff. Export of WOOd,

grass, timber, etc. is the characterstic of four towns while two [Owns have fenilizers as the first important commoditY exported. Among other towns, six are known for the export of agricultural implements, three for electrical goods, two for auto spare pans and furniture and 12 for the export of miscellaneous goods.

Table - 24(B}

Important Commodities Exported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SECTION 6 117 10 18 25 45 14 S

DIVISION 60 7S 4 9 17 30 II 4

Group 600 38 4 6 15 9 4

,i) Wheat 14 3 4 4 2

(ii) Rice 14 2 2 9

(iii) Paddy 4 2

(vi) Maize 4 2

(v) Pulses

(vi) Food Grains

601 18 3 3 5 6

(i) Fruits

(ii) Vegetable oil 5 2 2

(iii) Ghee

(Iv) Mustard oil

(v) Potato

(vi) Skimmed milk 2

(vii) Eggs

(viii) Sugarcane

(ix) Groundnut oil 2

(x) Sugar 2

(xi) Chillies

602 13 6 5

(i) Cotton 10 5 4

(ii) Blanket

(iii) Yam

(iv) Carpet

604 2 2

(I) Oil cake

(ii) Poultry product

606 2

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Table - 24(8)

Important Commodities Exported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORT ANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size· Class of Towns

Ta.vns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(i) Bakery porduet

(Ii) Jams

609 2 2

(i) Woollen blanket

(ii) Polythene bags

DIVISION 61 6 2

Group 610

(i) Bam

612 3

(I) Shoes 3

616

(i) Fertilizer

617

(i) Washing soap

DIVISION 62 II 2 4 3

Group 620 8 2 3

(i) Agricultural Implements 5 2

(IIi Toka machine

(ill) Trollies

(iv) Tractor

621 2 2

(i) EI«(rical material

(Ii) Electrical Transfonner

623

(I) Bicycle

DIVISION 63 25 4 3 6 11

Group 630 4 2 2

(i) Wooden fumiture

(ii) Card board

(iii) Wooden Toys

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Table - 24(8)

Important Commodities Exported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(SECOND IMPORT ANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size· Class ofTowns

Town.~ II III IV V VI

2

(iv) Ambar charkha

631

(i) Chappal

(ii) Conduit pipe

(ill) Spun pipe

634

(I) Pressure cooker

635

(i) Heavy water

637

(I) Stone

639

(I) Basket

(II) Iron pipe

(nl) Grinder

(Iv) Gobar gas plane

(v) Ball Bearing

(vi) Locks

(vii) Spare parts for Cinema

(viii) Nut bolt

(ix) Pinon ring

(xl MachineI)' parts

(xl) Sapre parts for sewing machine

(xli) Truck Body

Table 24 - B shows second important commodity exported by size-class of towns. In 38 towns. cereals and pulses (onn the second Important commodity exported and 1 8 towns have fruit, vegetable 011 etc. as the second important commodity exported. Export of footwear, chemicals, etc. is the ,,:::...:ond largest commodity in six towns

3

3

15

2

2

2

59

4 5 6 7 8 9

2

2 3 3 6

while 8 towns are known for the export of agricultural implements. In 2S towns, wooden furniture, conduite pipe, household equipment find place as I he second importanc commodity exported and another t 5 towns are known for the export of miscellaneous goods.

Table - 24(C)

Important Commodities Exported by Size Qass of Towns and Industrial Category

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Indusuial Category Name of CommoditY All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SECTION 6 116 10 18 25 45 13 S

DIVISION 60 S5 2 7 14 19 10 3

Group 600 23 4 6 9 3

(I) Rice 10 2 4 4

(Ii) Paddy 3 3

(ill) Maize 3 2

(Iv) Whl;~at 5 2 2

(v) Bar'ley

(vi) FOJd grains

601 15 3 6 3 2

(i) Potato

(ii) Sugarcane 2

(iii) Vegetable oils 2

(iv) Oil seeds 3

(v') Vegetable 3

(vi) Tomato katchup

(\ ii) Red Chillies

C, 'iii) Mustard

(ix) Fish

602 13 3 3 3 3

(i) Khadi sari

(Ii) Synthetic thread

(iii) Khadi doth 2

(iv) Cotton 9 2 3 3

604

(I) Rice Husk

606 3

(i) Jams

60

Table - 24(C)

Important Commodities Exported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(THIRD IMPORT ANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of Commodity All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(ii) Soda Water

(iii) Confectionery

--DIVISION 61 11 2 6 2

Group 610

(i) Ban

612· 5 4

(i) leather shoes 5 4

617 5 2

(i) Washing soap 4 2

(ii) Detergent Powder

DIVISION 62 19 4 6 6 2

Group 620 15 2 5 5 2

(i) Agricultural implements 12 2 4 4 2

(ii) Boaring engine

(iii) Thrashers

(iv) Toka Machine

621

(i) Electrical goods

623 3 2

(I) Auto spare parts

(ii) Spare partS bicycle 2 2

DIVISION 63 31 7 5 4 14

Group 630 7 6

(I) Wooden furniture 5 4

(ii) Wooden materials lathe machine

(Iii) Wooden wheels for cartS

631 3

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Table - 24(C)

Important Commodities Exported by Size Class of Towns and Industrial Category

(THIRD IMPORTANT COMMODITY)

Industrial Category Name of CommOditY All Size - Class of Towns

Towns II III IV V VI

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(I) PVC Pipes

(Ii) Conduit pipes 2

637

(i) Building materials·

639 20 6 4 3 7

(I) G.I. Sanitary fittings

(Ii) Machine tools

(iii) Sewing machine 3 2

(Iv) Water bottles I·

(v) Spare parts for sewing machine

(vi) Motor parts

(vii) G.!. Pipes

(viii) Labels

(ix) Locks

(x) Ice

(xi) Picture tubes for T.V.

(xii) Diesel Pumping set

(xiii) Earthen pottery 3 3

(xiv) Sports goods 2 2

(xv) Hides

Table 24 (C) exhibits information on third important commodity exported by size-class of towns. Pulses and cereals in 23 towns and vegetable, edible oils, etc. in t 5 towns are the third important commodity exported. Export of textile fibres is observed as the third important commodity in I 3

towns while t 9 towns are known for the export of agricultural implements, electrical goods, auto spare parts, etc. Besides 20 towns in the State have other miscellaneous goods as the third important commodity exported.

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Table 25

Disuibution of Banking SelVices, Agricultural and Non-Agricultural Credit Societies by size-class of towns

Size Total

Class No. of Banks

of Towns Towns (No.)

2 3

10 10 (552)

II 18 18(228)

III 25 25 (206)

IV 46 46 (238)

V 14 14 (36)

VI 7 6 (17)

Total 120 119(1277)

Table 25 provides infonnadon on availability of banking selVices, Agricultural and Non-Agricultural Credit Societies under various size-classes of towns in the Stare. Banking and Ag~cultural Credit Societies play a vital role in the economic, commercial and industrial growth of an area and greatly influence the pace as well as the pattern of economic growth. ~he structure of Indian banking system has changed considerably since independence and in particular after the nationalis~tion of 14 major banks in 1969. There has been a rapid expansion in branch network of commercial banking system heading to a significant improvement in their population coverage over all these years.

The table reveals thatoutof t 277 banks of various kinds, 552 banks are located in to class-I towns in the State. The number of banks in t 8 class-II towns is 228. This signifies that more than three-fifths (62.80%) of the total banks in urban areas of Punjab are situated in class-I and class-II towns while the remaining two-fifths (37.20%) are distributed over 92 towns falling under class-III to class-VI.

The state has 86 Agricultural Credit Societies and majority of them (43) are located in class-IV towns. However, among the 976 Non-Agricultural Credit Societies, more than one-half (504) are located in class-I towns.

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Number of Towns having

Agricultural Non-Agrlculrural Credit Societies Credit Societies

(No.) (No.)

4 5

5 (II) 10(504)

3 (4) 14(164)

9(10) 19(119)

26 (4J) 24 (l40)

9(11 ) 8 (38)

7 (7) 3 (II)

59 (86) 78 (976)

Table 26

Average household size by size-class of towns

Size-class of towns

II

III

IV

V

VI

Total

Average household size

2

5.54

5.53

5.80

5.79

5.75

5.64

5.60

Table - 26 gives average household size by size-class of towns in Punjab. The average size of household refers to the average number of persons living in a household.

The average size of household in urban areas of Punjab is 5.60 per household or 560 persons per 100 households. Among the various size-classes of towns, it varies between 5.53 persons per household (553 per 1 00 households) In class-II towns and 5.80 persons per household (580 per 100 household) in class-III towns. The average number of persons per household in c1ass-J towns of the State is 5.54 or 554 per 100 households.

Table

Proportion of Ii~rates by

Size class Total population Excluding age group

of towns Population 0-6

Total Males Females Total Males Females 1 • 2 3 4 5 6 7

3,246,224 1,752,157 1,494,067 2,742,625 1,482,197 1,260,428

II 1,193,171 634,872 558,299 998,664 530,594 468,070

III 774,453 410,403 364,050 648,679 343,268 305,411

IV 648,230 341,513 306,717 540,551 283,639 256,912

V 102,945 54,942 48,003 86,470 46,188 40,282 . VI 28,202 14,724 13,478 23,694 12,375 11,319

Total 5,993,225 3,208,611 2,784,614 5,040,683 2,698,216 2,342,422

According to 1991 Census, 58.5 t per cent of the state's population is literate. However, in urban areas 72.08 per cent of the state's population is found literate as is noticed from Table-27. Among the various size-classes of towns, the literacy rate is the highest (73.82%) in class-I towns,

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followed by 71. t 3 per cent in class-II towns. It varies between 67.79 and 70.80 per cent in the remaining size classes of towns. In general, the disparity in the literacy rates of different size·c1asses of towns is not much.

27

sex and size-class of towns

Literates

Total Males Females

8 9 10

2,024,499 1,157,385 867,114

710,369 410,497 299,872

454,451 261,253 193,198

366,432 210,175 156,257

61,222 35,805 25,417

16,500 9,484 7,016

3,633,473 2,084,599 1,548,874

The literacy rates among males and females are 77.26 and 66.12 per cent respectively. In omerwords, more than three·fourths among males and two-thirds among females in the urban areas of Punjab are literate. With the exception of class-III towns, the male-female disparity gradually widens

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Percentage of literates

to total population

excluding 0-6 age'group

Total Males Females

11 12 13

73.82 78.09 68.80

71.13 77.37 64.07

70.06 76.11 63.26

67.79 74.10 60.82

70.80 77.52 63.10

69.64 76.64 61.98

72.08 77.26 66.12

with the loweringofsii . .: "I;l< v:wwr .. !nclass-I towns 78.09 per cent among males and 68.80 per cent among females are literate resulting in a gap of 9.29 per cent which further widens to 14.66 per cent in respect of class-VI.

Table - 28

Proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population by Size-Class of Towns.

Size

Class of

Tcmns

II

III

IV

V

VI

Total

Total

Population

2

3246,224

1193,171

774,453

648,230

102,945

28,202

5993,225

Scheduled Caste

Population

3

568,433

223,714

182,087

167,462

27,608

10,782

1180,086

Percentage of Scheduled Percentage of Scheduled Caste Tribe Schedu led Tribe

Population to Population Population to Total Population Total Population

4 5 6

17.51

18.75

23.51

25.83

26.82

38.23

19.69

According to t 991 Census, 28.31 percent of Punjab's population belongs to Scheduled Castes. In urban areas, however, only one-fifth (19.69%) are scheduled castes as It emerges from Table-2B.

scheduled caste population to total·population increases with the lowering of size-class oJ town. It varies ~tween 17.51 per cent in class-I towns and 38.23 per cent in class-VI towns.

The table further reveals that the proportion of There is no scheduled tribe population· in the State.

Table - 29

Percentage Distribution of Main Workers by Size-Oass of Towns.

InduslJial Category of Main Workers SIZE - CLASS OF TOWNS II III IV V VI

.2 3 4 5 6 7

2.15 4.04 7.07 10.42 10.93 11.20

II 5.00 7.34 8.82 14.73 16.73 25.83

III 1.32 0.97 0.82 0.93 0.94 2.94

IV 0,01 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.Q3

V 31.60 20.54 18.55 15.92 14.92 12.29

VI 4.65 3.88 3.30 3.91 2.90 1.67

VII 25.46 26.63 28.27 26.20 20.56 19.52

VIII 7.30 7.38 5.96 5.17 4.38 4.14

IX 22.51 29.21 27.21 22.71 28.62 22.38

Total 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

Table 29 depicts percentage distribution of main workerS workers, 1.32 per cent engaged in livestock, forestry, fishing, by size-class of towns. In class-I towns, 2.15 per cent of hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities, 0.01 % main workers are cultivators, 5.00 per cent agricultural engaged in mining and quarring, 31.60 per cent engaged

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in manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs, 4.65 per cent in constructions, 25.46 per cent in trade and commerce, 7.30 per cent in transport, storage and communications and 22.51 per cent are engaged in other services. This shows that secondary and tertiary activities are most dominant in class-I towns and they engage 36.25 per cent and 55.27 of the main workers respectively while only 8.48 per cent of the main workers are engaged in primary activities_ A similar trend is observed in class-II and class-III towns in the State. However, in towns under sileo class IV, V and VI, primary and tertiary activities are more dominant and in class-IY/to VI towns, the proportion of workers engaged in primary sector is quite significant.

The overall patterns show that proportion of workers engaged in primary sector increases with the lowering of size-class of towns, while in secondary sector, proportion of main workers declines as the size-class of towns decreases.

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In all the towns, the proportion of workers in tertiary sector is found to be the maximum.

Urban Primry Census Abstract i Primary Census Abstract (Urban) has 42 columns providing information on area, occupied residential houses,. no. of households, population by sex, population in age group 0-6, Scheduled castes, literates, main workers and their break LIP into 9 industrial categories, marginal workers and non-workers for each town and for the State as a whole. The additional feature of 1991 Census is that the children below the age of 7 years have been taken as illiterate as per the recommendations of the Depanment of Education in Human Resource Development and the Planning commission. This has been done in order to make the census data on literacy comparable with the international statistics. Prior to t 99 t Census, the children below the age of 5 years were taken as illiterate.

STATEMENT • I

STATUS AND GROWTH HISTORY

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STATEMENT

Status and

51. Class, Name and Location Name of Name of Area Number of Population No. Civic Administration Code Tahsil C.D. Block (in Sq. Households Including 1901

StatuS of Town Number Kms.) Houseless Households

(in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 S

I Abohar (M.C.) 3/X Abohar 23.07 IS,057

2 IV Adampur 5/X Jalandhar S.20 3,313

3 111 Ahmedgarh (M.C.) lOll Malerkotla 3.88 4,123

4 V Akalgarh (C.T.) 4/111 Jagraon Sudhar 5.48 1,179

5 V Alawalpur (M.C.) S/XII Jalandhar 1.00 1,152 4,123

6 V Amloh (M.C.) 9/Xl Nabha 2.69 1,714

7 I Amrltsar (M.Corp.) ZIIV Amritsar 114.95 126,283 162,429

8 VI Amritsar Cantt. (C.B.) 2/v Am ri tsar 2.85 780

91V Anandpur (M.C,) S/III AnOll1dpur 3.00 2;OS3 5,028

Sahib Sahib

10 V Badhni K31~n (NAC) 12/1 Moga N.A. 1,407

I 1 IV Baghapuran (NAC) I 21 iii Moga 6.00 2,761

12 IV Banga (M,C) 511 Nawan 1.50 3,030 4,697

Shahr

13 IV Banur (M.C.) 9flV Rajpura 4.50 1,665 5,610

141V Bareta (M.C.) II/XI Mansa 4.00 1,965

15 1J1 Barnala (M.C.) to/X Barnala 16.00 13,671 6,905

16 IV Bassi (M.C.) 9/1 Fatehgarh 5.00 3,075 13,738

Sahib

17 I Batala .................... See Batala Urban Agglomeration .... --............. -

Batala U.A.' NA. 16,387 27,365

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·1

Growth History

and Growth Rate of the Town at the <;ensuses De~ity Sex Ratio 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 199! (1991 1971 1981 1991

Census)

9, 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IB 19 20 21

9,492 8,916 14,035 21,222 25,476 46,863 58,925 86,334 107,163 4,645 850 920 852

(·6,07) (+57.41) (+51.21)(+20'.05) (+83,95) (+25.74) (+46.52) (+24,13)

5,177 8,105 10,960 15,331 1,870 1,042 920 1,033

(+56.56) (+35,23) (+39,88)

3,283 4,368 6,258 9,074 12,499 16,874 25,560 6,588 895 907 888

(+33.05) (+43.27) ( +45.00) (+37,75) ( +35.00) (+51.48)

5,564 1,015 896

4,452 4,539 4,732 5,851 6,468 6,468 899 916 915

(+ 1.95) ( +4.25~ (+23.65) (+ 10.55)

1,543 1,889 2,184 2,863 3,582 4,848 7,098 9,854 3,663 862 896 S98

(+22.42) (+15.62)(+31.09) (+25,11) (+35.34) (+46.41) (+38,83)

152,756 160,218 264,840 391,010 336,114 390,055 454,805 594,844 708,835 6,166 827 8S3 883

(·5.96) (+4.88) (+65.30) (+47.64) (-14.04) (+16.05) (+ 16.60) (+30.79) (+ 19.16)

7,992 3,224 11,040 3,832 1,345 872 926 894

(·59.66) (+242.43) (-65.29)

4,041 4,266 4,189 5,000 8,571 10,674 3,558 857 834 B67

(·19.63) (·1.80) (+19.36) (·71.42) (·24.54)

8,572 .. 885

14,289 17,287 2,881 883 932

(·20.98)

4,602 5,089 5,840 9,112 9,843 10,212 11,885 13,490 17,72111,814 910 918 921

(·2.02) (+10.58) (+14.76) (+56.03) (-8.02) ( +3.75) (+ 16.38) (+13.50) (+31.36)

3,468 4,308 5,459 7,453 10,014 2,225 876 871 881

(+2i.22) ( +26.72) (+36.53) (+34.36)

5,317 7,041 8,313 9,494 11,537 2,884 880 878 884

(+32.42) (+ 18.07) (+14.21) (+21.52)

5,341 7,714 8,915 12,341 15,996 21,354 31,847 43,680 . 75,430 4,714 860 868 847

(-22.65) (+44.43) (+15.57) (+38.43)(+29.62) (+33.50) (+49.14) (+37.16) (+72.69)

11,125 11,560 12,979 14,400 13,151 13,042 14,385 16,672 18,138 3,628 893 923 938

(·19.02) (+3.91) (+12.28) (10.95) (·8.67) (-0.83) (+10.l0) (+15.90) (+8.79)

-------.------------ See Batala Urban Agglomeration -----------.---.-

26,430 26,122 33,204 44,458 55,850 51,300 76,488 101,966 103,367 N.A. 892 891 886

(-3.42) (-1.17) (+27.11) (+33.89}(+25.62) (·B.ls) (+49.10) ( +33.31) (+ 1.37)

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STATEMENT

Status and

SI. Class, Name and location Name of Name of Area Number of Population No. Civic Administration Code Tah~il CO. Block (in Sq. . Households including 1901

Status of Town Number Kms.) Houseless Households

(in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Batala (M.C.) I/X Satala 8.75 13,585 27,365

18 I Bathinda (M.C.) II/Ill Bathinda 97.00 30,495 13,185

19VI Behrampur (CT.) I/IV Gurdaspur Oinanagar 3.26 793

20rV Bhadaur ,M.e.) 10/XI Barnala 6.()(1 2,282 7,710

211V Bhawanlgarh .................... See Bhawanigarh Urban Agglomeration .. - ............ - ..

Bhawanlgarh U.A.· NA 2,373

Bhawanlgarh (M.e.) IOIIV Sangrur i59 1,724

22 IV Bhllchiwlnd (cr.) 2/X Patti Bhikhlwind 10.00 1,712

23VI Bhogpur (CT.) 5/XIll Jalandhar Bhogpur 3.00 837

24 IV Bhucho Mandl {M.q IIIIV Bathinda 2.20 1,686

25 IV Budhlada (M.C) II/X Mansa 5.18 3,157

261V Dasua (M.C) 7/111 Oasua 16.00 3,271 6,401

27 V Dera Baba (M.Cl INIl Batata 0.7B 1,151 5,118

Nanak

28 V Dera Bassi (M.C) 91111 Rajpura 3.06 1,830 4,641

29 IV Dhanaula (M.C) 10/IX Barnala 5.00 2,690 7,443

30 IV Dharlwal (M.C) ll1V Gurdaspur 1.27 2,546

311V Dharamkot ...... -........ --.. - See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration ------....... --...

Dharamkot U.A.· NA 1,921 6,731

Dharamkot (M.C) 3/1 Zira 1.10 1,815 6,731

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Growth History

and Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses Density SeX' Ratio

1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981 1991

Census)

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

26,430 26,122 33,204 44,458 55,850 51,300 60,784 87,135 86,006 9,829 897

(-3.42) (·1.17) (+27.11) (+33.89) (-25.62) (-8.1S) (+18.49) (+43.35) (-1.30)

15,037 20,154 22,771 24,833 34,991 52,253 65,318 127,363 159,042 1,640 828

(+14.05) (+34.03) (+12.99) (+9.06)(+40.91) (+49.33) (+25.00) (+94.99) (+27.87)

4,806 1,474

5,465 5,577 6,282 7,862 7,727 9,407 10,428 13,350 14,808 2,468 863

(·29.12) (+2.05) (+12_64) (+25.15) (-1.72) (+21.74) (+10.85) (+28.02) (+10.92)

-------------------- See Bhawanigarh Urban Agglomeration --------------------

20 21

894 893

819 865

.. 944

884 883

4,253 5,437 6,706 9,817 13,900 N.A. 895 894 879

(+27.84) (+23.34) (+46.39) (+41.59)

4,253 5,437 6,260 8,90 I 10,115 3,905 891 890 880

(+27_84) (+15.14) (+42.19) (+13.64)

11,958 1,196

6,882. 4,896 1,632

(-28.86)

- 669

896 • 881

1,624 . 2,277 2,945 7,820 10,006 4,548 864 853 900

(+40.21) (+29.34) (+165.53) (+27.95)

8,369 5,364 7,077 8,620 11,713 15,968 18,717 3,613 889 893 893

(-35_91)(+31.94) (+21.80) (35.88) (+36.33) (+17.22)

3,597

(-43.83)

4,556

(-10.98)

4,236

(-8.73)

9,206 7,895 8,721 10,363 14,657. 18,351 1,147 914 916 898

-- (-14.24) (+10.46) (+18.83) (+41.44) (+25.20)

4,333 5,176 5,872 2,868 5,288 5,338 6,212 7,380 9,462 765

(-4.89) (+19.46) (+13.45) (·51.16) (+84.38) (+0.95) (+16.37) (+18.80)

3,890

(-8.17)

6,094 6,886

(-18.12) (+13.00)

4,182 5,070 3,651 4,051 5,807 7,421 9,602 3,138 905

(-7.51) (+21.23) (-27.99) (+ 10.96) (+43.35) (+27.79) (+29.39)

7,521 9,560 9,552 11,238 11,877 13,885 15,967 3,193 875

(-9.22) (+27.11) (+0.08) (+ 17.65) (+5.69) (+16.91) (+14.95)

757 675

913 908

887 900

4,186 7,388 7,731 9,601 9,985 12,212 14,21411,192 897 948 927

(+76.49) (+4.64) (+24.19) (+4.00) (+22.30) (+ 16.39)

-------------------- See Dharamkot Urtan Agglomeration --------------------

5,859 5,960 6,779 8,360 6,845 6,443 7,720 9,328 11,981 NA 865 883 898

(-12.95) (+1.72) (+13.74) (+23.32) (-18.12) (-5.87) (+19.82) (+20.83) (+28.44)

.5,859 5,960 6,779 8,360 6,845 6,443 7,146 9,125 11,29310,266867886902

(-12.95) (+1.72) (+13.74) (+23.32) (-18.12) (-5.87) (+10.91) (+27.69) (+23.76)

73

STATEMENT

StaniS and

51. Class, Name and. LIlC3tion Name of Name of Area Number of Population

No. Civic Admlnimadon Code Tahsil CD. Block (in Sq. Households Including 1901

Status of T()wn Number Kms.) Houseless Households

(in 1991 Census)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

32 III Dhuri (M.C.) 10/111 Malerkotla 15.00 6.694

33 IV Dinanagar (M.C) 1/111 Gurdaspur 14.36 2,846 5,191

34 V Doraha (M.C) 4/V1II Khanna 1.90 1,700

35 II Farldkot .................... See Faridkot Urban Agglomeration --------.--.••• ---.

Farldkot U.A.· NA 10,426 10,405

Farldkot (M.C) JUlV Faridkot 18.14 10,356 IO,40~

36 IV Fatehprll (M.e.) tllX Batala 1.50 1.903

Churlan

31 V F atehnangal (C.T.) I/VII Gurdaspur Dhariwal 3.66 924 .+.

38 II Fazllka (M.C,) 3/iX Fazilka 7.34 10,026 8,505

39 II Flrazpur (M.C.) 31V Firozpur 11.33 13,850 49,341

40 II Firozpur Cantt. (C.B.) 3/VI Firozpur 20.10 11,133

41 V Garhdlwala (M.C.) 71V Hoshlarpur 0.62 975 3,652

42 IV Garhshankar (M.C.) 711X Garh Shankar 5.00 2,052 5,803

43 III Glddarbaha (M.C.) 121IX Muktsar 8.25 4,702

44 iii Gobindgarh --.. ---.......... -- See Gobindgarh Urban Agglomeration ... --...... - ..... -

Goblndgarh U.A. * NA 7,899

Goblndgarh (M.C,) 9fXlI Nabha 32.00 7,502

45 IV Gonlana (M.e.) 11111 Bathinda 9.00 1,694

46 IV Goraya (NAC) 5/!V Phillaur 2.65 1,914

74

Growth History

and Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses Densley Sex Ratio

1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981 1991

Census)

9 10 11 12 13 14 IS . 16 17 IB 19 20 21

7,649 9,719 14,835 19,300 27,100 :a,43 I 2,495 854 858 891 I

( +27.06) (+52.64) (1 30.10) (+40.41) (+38.12)

4,154 4,047 5,114 6,968 9,617 9,599 i1O,607 13,078 16,968 1,182 933 907 926

(-19.98) (-2.58) (+26.37) (+36.25)(+38.02) (-0.19) (+10.50) (+23.30) (+29.74)

3,062 4,602 5,B04 7,606 9,589 5,047 897 905 935 (+50.29) (+26.12) (+31.05) (+26.07)

............. - ..... See Faridkot Urban ~gglomeration ................ _.

11,673 12,304 16,759 20,375 19,982 26,735 27,725 42,423 58,625 N.A. 888 90S 860

(+12.19) (+5.41) (+36.21) (+21.58) (·1.93) (+33.80) ( +43.70) (+53.01) (+38.19)

11,673 12,304 16,759 20,375 19,982 26,735 27,725 42,423 58,244 3,211 888 905 859

(+12.19) (+5.41) (+36.21) (+21.58) (-1.93) (+33.BO) (+43.70) (+53.01) ( +37.29)

4,151 6,139 7,590 ~,372 11,08B 7,392 914 918 913

(+55.12) (-17.88) ( +2.3.48) (0\- 18.31)

6,095 1,665 .. 912

10,985 13,829 18,463 28,262 25,934 32,015 3,628 43,548 58,028 7,906 865 925 879

(+29.16) (+25.89) (+33.51) (+53.07) (·8.24) (+23.45) (+ 13.33) (+20.03) (+31.25)

50,836 54,351 64,634 82,502 44,503 51,605 56,138 61,162 78,738 6,950 846 891 879

(+3.03) (+6.91) (+18.92) (+27.64) (·46.06) (+ 15.96) (+8.78) (+8.95) (+28.74) _.

38,784 46,327 41,571 44,678 53,014 2,641 971 904 997

(+19.45) (-10.27) (+7.47) (+18.!H)

3,018 3,153 3,753 4,459 5,15) 8,321 886 868 888

(+4.47) (+ 19.03) (+18.81) (+15.70;

4,923 5,561 6,885 5,495 5,976 6,882 9,515 11,761 2,352 888 898 915

(-15.16) (+23.81) (-10.19) (+8.75) (+ 15.16) (+38.26) ( +23.60)

3,636 6,317 7,421 17,364 18,~21 26,828 29,866 3,620 871 895 901

( + 73.73) ( + 17.48) (·)33.98) (8.39) (42.S4) (+ 11.32)

.................... See Gobindgarh Urban Agglomeration ....................

3,385 7,026 9,387 26,637 12,063 ;N.A. 704 675 829

(+ 107.S6) (+33.60) (+183.76) (+57.91)

3,385 7,026 9,387 26.,637 40,175 t,2SS 704 675 811

(+107.56) (+33.60) (+ 181.76) (+5).S2)

3,948 8,054 6,408 8,596 H,41S 1,157 839 868 908

(+ 104.00) (-20.44) (+14.14) (+;1.16)

6,000 8,802 1),708 4,041 860 872 928

(+46.70) ( +:1.65)

7S

STATEMENT

Status and

51. Class, Name and Location Name of Name of Area Number of Population

No. Civic Administration Code Tahsil C.D. Block (In Sq. Households Including 1901 Status of Town Number Kms.) Houseless Households

(in 1991 Census)

2 3 4 , 5 6 7 8

47 II Gurdaspur (M.e.) ltv I

Gurdsa:rPur 10.B5 9,603 5,764

48 IV Guru Har Sahai (M.C.) 3IVII Firozpu,f 1.50 1,675

49 Y Harian" (M.e.) 7/YI, Hoshiarpur 1.29 1,209 6,005

50 I !ioshiarpur (M.e.) 7tvll I

Hoshiarpur 28.21 22,109 17,549

51 III ]agraon (M.c.) 4/1 ]agraon 14.00 7,852 18,760

52 III )aitu .................... See )aitu Urban Agglomeration ........... - •......

]aitu U. A. * NA 4,594

)aitu (M.q 121Y1 Faridkot 9.06 4,578

53 III ]aialabad .................... See lalalabad Urban Agglomeration .............•......

]alalabad U.I\.* NA 3,932

)ah1labad (' 1.c.) 31V1II Fazilka 2.84 3,056

54 I ]alandhar (M.Corp.) 51lX ]alandhar 80.41 89,660 67,735

S5 III ]alandhar eafltt, (C.B.) 5/X )alandhar 15.21 6,277

56 IV landlala (M.e.) 2tvl Amrltsar 4.20 3,168 7,750

57 II KapurlhdJa (M.e.) 6/1 Kapurthala 56.00 11,601 18,519

58 III Kartarpur (M.e.) 5/XIV ]aJandhar 5.95 3,499 10,840

59 II Khanna (M.e.) 4/X Khanna 16.02 12,402 3,838

60 III Khar.1r .................... See Kharar Urban Agglomerar;on " .................

Kharar U.A.· NA 4.889

76

-I

Growth History

and Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses Density Sex Ratio ----~19~1~1--~19~2~1----~19~3~1--~1~94~1--~19~5~1--~1~96~1~~19~7~1--~19~8~1----~19~91 (1991 ~1~9~71~~19~8~1~19=9~1

Census)

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

6,248 8,906 12,094 16,641 22,677 27,665 32,064 39,529 54,733 5,045 861 902 862

(+8.40) (+42.54) (+35.80) (+37.60)(+36.27) (+22.00) (+15.90) (+23.28) (+38.46)

1,470 2,311 3,128 4,293 4,601 7,684 10,500 7,000 880 886 912

(+57.21) (+35.35) (+37.24) (+7.17) (+67.01) (+36.65)

5,395 5,205 5,971 6,417 4,725 4,468 5,002 5,633 6,473 5,01 B 954 917 899

(-10.16) (-3.52) (+14.72) (+7.47) (-26.37) (-5.44) (+14.95) (+12.61) (+14.91)

17,449 21,285 26,730 35,345 45,291 50,739 57,691 85,648 122,705 4,350 870 861 877

(-0.57) (+21.98) (+25.58) (+32.23)(+28.14) (+12.03) (+13.70) (+48.46) (+43.27)

15,039 17,731 27,108 26,704 24,519 29,617 ~2,999 39,683 47,372 3,384 918 928 916

(-19.83) (+17.90) (+52.88) (-1.49) (-8.18) (+20.79) (+It.42) (+20.26) (+19.38)

-------------------. See J .. ,cu Urban Agglomeration -----•.••.•...•.•. --

7,694 7,912 8,542 11,435 7,621 17,170 19,446 26,061 28,850 N.A. 875 883 890

(+2.83) (+7.96) (+33.87) (·33.35)(+125.30) (+13.26) (+34.02) (+10.70)

7,694 7,912 8,542 11,435 7,621 17,170 19,403 25,907 28,7583,114 874 BB2 890

(+2.83) (+7.96) (+33.B7) (-33_35)(+125.30) (+13.01) (+33.52) (+11.00)

.. ------.. --.. -.... - See Jalalabad Urban Agglomeration -------.. --------.--

5,096 3,833 7,703 7,134 6,283 7,723 11,032 16,639 23,108

(50.82) (+ 38.88)

NA 836 847 832

(·24.78)( + 100.97) (·7.39) (·11.93) (+22.92) (+42.85)

5,096 3,833 7,703 7,134 6,2B3 7,723 10,213 14,734 18,476 6,506 833 844.811

(-24.78)( + 100.97) (-7.39) (-11.93) (+22.92) (+32.24) (+44.27) (+25.40)

69,318 71,008 89,030 135,283 168,816 222,569 296,106 408,196 509,510 6,336 861 852 870

(+2.34) (+2.44) (+25.38) (+51.95)(+24.79) (+31.84) (+33.04) (+37.85) (+24.82)

.. 33,174 42,461 33,724

(+27.99) (·20.58)

33,356

(-L09)

31,520 2,072 948 1,051 1,058

(-5.50)

6,959 7,4/'4 8,888 11,520 12,704 11,915 14,060 16,335 19,293 4,594 916 907 893

(·10.21) (+7.26) (+19.08) (+29.61)(+10.28) (·6.21) (+18.00) (+16.18) (+18.11)

16,367 16,242 20,210 26,067 26,947 29,334 35,482 50,300 64,567 1,153 849 869 866

(-11.62) (-0.76) (+24.43) (+28.98) (+3.38) (+8.86) (+20.96) (+41.76) (+28.36)

8,631

(-20.38)

3,319

(·13.52)

8,512 9,878 12,150 11,220 12,202 14,644 17,878 21,0933,545 884 902 899

(-1.38) (+16.05) (+23.00) (-7.65) (+8.75) (+20.01) (+22.08) (+17.98)

6,555 7,941 12,646 24,416 34,820 53,761 71,990 4,494 879 879 890

(+21.14)(+59.25) (+93.07) (+42.61) (+54.40) (+B.91)

.. -----.... -... -.... See Kharar Urban Agglomerarion ..... -.--.......... .

6,072 6,317 8,216 10,686 21,807 26,109 NA 872 829 864

(+4.03) (+30.06) (+30.06) (+104.07) (+19.73)

77

STATEMENT

Status and

SI. Class, Name and Location Name of Name of Area Number of Population

No. CIVic Administration Code Tahsil CO. Block (in Sq. Households Including 1901

Status of Town Number Kms.) Houseless Households

(In 1991 Census)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Kharar (M.e.) 8N11 Kharar 4.20 4,857

61 V Kot Fatta (M.e.) liN Bathlnda 0.39 983

62 V Kot 1se Khan (C.T.) 3/11 Zira Dharamkot At 4.55 1,267 Kot Ise Khan

63 II Kot Kapura (M.e.) 12/v Faridkot 14.50 10,312 9,519

641V Kurali (M.C.) 81Y1 {harar 7.40 2,981

65 IV Lehragaga (M.C,) 101Y1II Sunam 8.40 2,598

66 IV Longowal ._ ............... See Longowal Urban Agglomeration ............... _ ••

Longowal U.A.· NA 2,664

Longowal (M.C.) tONI Sagrur 3.25 2,537

67 I Ludhiana (M.Corp.) 4/V Ludhiana 134.67 193,862 48,649

68 IV Machhiwara (NAC) 41Y1 Samrala 3.00 2,391

09 IV Mailtha .................... See Maiitha Urban Agglomeration ....................

Majitha U.A.· 1,73'1 6,403

Maiitha (M.e.) 2/111 Amritsar 1.50 1,614 6,403

70 II Malerkotla (M.e.) 10/11 M~lerkotla 4.25 13,986 21,122

71 II Malout (M.e.) 12JVlii Muktsar 10.00 9,862

72 II Mansa (M.C) II/IX Mansa 20.00 9,420

73m M~L:r (M.C.) liN!!! T.?fwandi 4.80 4,038

Sabo

74 I Moga .. - ............... _ See Moga Urban Agglomeracion ....................

78

-I

Growth HL~tory

and Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses Density Sex Ratio

1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981 1991 Census)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

6,072 6,317 8,216 10,235 21,208 25,938 6,176 874 826 862

(+4_03) ( +30_06) (+24_57) (+ 107.21) (+ 18.94)

640 3,808 4,308 4,973 5,61114,387 913 865 888

( +495.00) (+ 13.13) (+ 15.44) (+ 12.83)

7,604 1,671 -- 888

10,644 14,063 16,502 20,584 19,683 32,021 34,116 47,550 62,430 4,306 882 882 904

(+11.82) (+32.12) (+17.34) (+24.74) (-4.38) (+62.68) (+6.54) ( +39.38) (+31.29)

6,390 9,776 12,637 17,592 2,377 860 889 883

(+52.99) \+29.27) (+39.2!)

3,61~ 7,847 9,531 12,241 15,555 I B52 879 889 893

(+ 117.01) (+21.46) (+t8.43) (+27.07)

------------------ See longowal Urban Agglomeration ----------------.--

6,848 6,543 9,269 11,209 12,971 16,254 NA 818 853 875

(-4.45) (+41.66) (+20.93) (+ 15.72) (+25.31)

6,848 6,543 9,269 10,512 12,530 15,419 4,744 826 851 875

(-4.45) ( +41.66) (+ 13.41) (+19.20) ( +23.06)

44,170 51,880 68,586 111,639 153,795 244,032 401,176 607,052 1,042,740 7,743 807 815 795

(-9.21) (+17.46) (+32.20) (+62.77)(+37.76) (+58.67) (+64.39) (51.32) (+71.77)

9,621 13,554 4,518 922 918

(+40,88)

--.--.------------. See Mailtha Urban Agglomeration .---.---------------

5,223 5,664 6,709 9,004 7,368 6,973 8,225 9,394 10,713 N.A. 895 896 867

(-1B.43) (+8.44) (+18.45) (+34.21) (-18.17) (-5.36) (+ 17.95) (+ 14.21) (+14.04)

5,223 5,664 6,709 9,004 7,368 6,973 7,801 8,729 9,912 6,608 898 896 869

(·18.43) (+8.44) (+ 18.45) (+J4.21) (·18.17) (-5.36) (+ 11.87) (+ 11.90) (+ 13.55)

23,880 24,564 25,240 29,321 32,575 39,543 48,859 65,756 88,60020,847 885 888 886

(+13.06) (+2.86) (+2.75) (+ 16.17)(+ 11.10) ( +21.39) ( +23.56) (+34.58) (+34.74)

20,774 26,746 40,533 56,868 5,687 878 895 862

(+28.75) (+51.55) (+40.30)

11.729 15,251 22,473 31,351 43,289 55,089 2,754 890 905 874

(+30.03) (+47.35) (+39.51) (+38.08) (-+27.26)

3,847 10,944 13,407 18,853 25,180 5.246 881 892 863

(+ 184.48) (+22.51) ( +40.62) (+33.S6)

..... --........ --... See Moga Urb~n Agglomeration ........ -...... -.. -

79

STATEMENT

StatUs and

SI. Class, Name and Location Name of Name of Area Number of Population No. Civic Administration Code Tahsil c.O. Block (in Sq. Households including 1901

Status of Town Number Kms.) Houseless Households

(in 199 t Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Moga U.A.* NA 18,909 6,725

Moga (M.C.) 12/11 Moga 16.10 18,490 6,725

75 IV Morinda (M.C) 81Y Rupnagar 3.00 2,958

761V Mukerian (M.C.) 7/1 Dasua 2.59 2,935 3,589

77 II Muktsar (M.C.) 121Y1I Muktsar 13.80 11,096 6,389

78 IV Mullanpur Dakha (NAC) 4/1V Ludhiana 2.05 1,788

79 II Nabha (M.C.) 9/X Nabha 15.48 9,530 18,468

80 III Nakodar (M.C) 5/v1I Nakodar 3.60 4,615 9,958

81 III Nangal Township ------------------- See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration -------------------

Nangal Township U.A.· NA 6,812

Nangal Township (NAC) 8/11 Anadpur 7.90 6,308

Sahib

82 III Nawanshahr (M.C.) Sill Nawanshahr 9.59 5,194 5,641

83 IV Naya Nangal (NAC) 8/1 Anadpur 14.92 2,655

Sahib

841V Nurmahal {M.C} 5/v1 Philiaur 5.75 1,798 8,706

85 Pathank6t -------------------- See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration ---------------

Pathankot U.A.· No 21,910 6,091

Pathankot (M.C.) 1/11 Pathankot 22.10 21,218 6,091

86 I Patiala ----.--.•. -.--.--. See Patiala Urban Agglomeration --.-.... ----•. ---.. -

Patiala U.A,· 48,218 53,545

80

·1

Growth History

and Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses Density Sex Ratio

1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981 1991

Census)

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

14,145 . 17,581 27,785 36,598 47,779 61,625 80,272 110,958 NA 886 889 882

(+24.29) (+58.04)(+31.72) (+30.55) (+28.98) (+30.26) (+38.13) " 14,145 17,581 27,785 36,598 47,779 61,625 80,272 108,304 6,727 886 889 883

(+24.29) (+58.04)(+31.72) ( +30.55) ( +28.98) (+30.26) (+34.92)

5,837 6,068 7,540 9,326 13,502 17,440 5,813 888 885 876

(+3.96) (+24.26) (+23.69) (+44.78) (+29.17)

7,493 8,676 10,937 14,454 17,813 6,878 908 921 951

(+ 15.79) ( +26.06) (+32.16) (+23.24)

8,834 10,539 14,839 20,651 22,097 30,765 39,403 50,941 66,383 4,810 883 918 906

(+38.27) (+19.30) (+40.80) (+39.17) (+7.00) ( +39.23) (+28.08) (+29.28) (+30 .. >1)

8,115 1(',138 4,945 899 909

(+24.93)

13,620 14,750 17,311 22,625 25,676 30,603 34,761 45,921 54,421 3,516 861 883 889

(·26.25) (+8.30) (+ 17.36) (+30.70) (+ 13.49) (+ 19.19) (+ 13.39) (+32.10) (+ 18.51)

8,859 9,434 9,584 10,981 11,307 14,452 18,156 26,239 28,478 7,911 931 886 876

(·11.04) (+6.49) (+ 1.59) (+ 14.58) (+2.97) (+27.81) (+25.63) (+44.52) (+8.53)

------.------------ See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration ----------.-------.

34,372 21,356 25,523 32,003 NA 802 811 874

(·37.87) (+19.51) (+25.39)

34,372 21,356 25,523 29,311 3,710 802 811 870

(-37.87) (+19.51) (+14.84)

4,475 5,316 7,153 10,275 13,140 14,097 17,527 26,726 29,955 3,124 864 875 917

(·20.67) (+ 18.79) (+34.56) (+43.65) (+27.88) (+7.28) ( +24.33) (+52.48) (+12.08)

7,987 9,997 10,390 12,046 807 861 875 8.44

(+25.17) (+3.93) (+ 15.94)

7,178 6,845 7,079 8,324 6,794 6,905 8,135 9,676 11,149 1,939 897 884 917

(·17S5) (·4.64) {+3.42) (+ 17.59) (-18.38) (+ 1.63) (+ 17.81) (+ 18.94) (+ 15.22)

-------------------- See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration ------.-.---------

7,007 7,353 9,763 12,354 32,415 54,810 78,192 I JO,039 128,198 NA 863 912 911

(+15.04) (+4.94) (+32.78) (+26.54)( + 162.38) (+69.09) (+42.66) (+40.73) (+ 16.50)

7,007 7,353 9,763 12,354 32,415 54,810 78,192 110,039 123,930 5,608 863 912 911

(+15.04) (+4.94) (+32.78) (+26.54)( + 162.38) (+69.09) (+42.66) (+40.73) (+12.62)

------------------- See Patiala Urban Agglomeration ... -.-------.. ----.

46,974 47,531 55,129 69,850 97,869 125,234 151,041 206,254 253,706 NA 850 880 910

(·12.27) (+1.19) (+15.99) (+26.70)(+40.11) (+27.96) (+20.61) ( +36.55) (+23.67)

81

STATEMENT

Staws and

51. Class, Name and Location Name of Name of Area Number of Population

No. Civic Administration Code Tahsil CO. Block (In Sq. Households Including 19.01

Status of Town Number Kms.) Houseless Households (In 1991 Census)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Patiala (M.C.) 91V1 Patiala 31.20 44,897 53,545

87 IV Patran (NAC) 91V1II Samana 5.00 2,382

88 III Patti (M.e.) 2/1X Patti 4.30 4,480 8,187

89 V Payal (M.C) 21IX Khanna 0.42 980 5,515

90 II Phagwara - .................. See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration .• - ••........•••••.

Phagwara U.A.· NA 15,834 17,147

Phagwara (M.C) 6/111 Phagwara 16.00 14,884 17,147

91 III Phillaur (M.C.) 51V Phillaur 0.75 3,535 6,986

92 III Qadian ------------------- See Qadian Urban Agglomeration ... ----.-.....

Qadian U.A. * NA 3,010

Qadian (M.e.) 1/XI Batala 9.06 2,838

93 IV Rahon (M.e.) 5/111 Nawansharhr 5.18 1,798 8,651

94 III Raikot (M.C) 4111 Jagraon 10.65 3,172 10,131

95 IV Rajasansi (C.T.) 2/11 Ajnala Chogawan 15.55 1,772

96 II Rajpura (M.C,) 91V Rajpura 14.00 13,377

971V Raman (M.C.) 11IVll Talwandi 3.99 2,911

Sabo

98 VI Ramdas (M.C.) 2/1 Ajnala 2.50 852

99 III Rampura Phul (M.e.) 1111 Rampura Phul 5.79 6,039 4,964

100 V Rayya (NAC) 21V1I Baba Bakala 1.50 1,425

82

-I

Growth History

and Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses Density Sex Ratio

1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981 1991

Census)

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

46,974 \47,531 55,129 69,850 97,869 125,234 150,486 205,141 238,368 7,640 856 886 917

(-12_27) (+1.19) (+15.99) (+26.70)(+40.11) (+27.96) (+20.16) ( +36.32) (+16.20)

7,998 14,328 2,866 901 912

(+79.14)

7,987 10,439 12,882 17,595 14,297 15,833 18,389 19,765 27,776 646 819 886 807

(·2.44) (+30.70) (+23.40) (+36.59) (-18.74) (+ 10.74) (+ 16.14) (+7.48) (+40.53)

4,708 3,554 3,575 5,224 5,852 13,933 897 911

(·24.51) (+0.59) (+ 12.02)

.--,,-----------,,---- See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration --,,-------------.. -

11,779 11,395 12,049 16,194 25,591 37,929 55,012 75,961 88,316 NA 833 803 844

(-31.31) (-3.26) (+5.74) (+34.40) (+58.03) (+48.21) ( +45.04) ( +38.08) (+ 16.26)

11,779 11,395 12,049 16,194 25,591 37,929 52,622 72,499 83,163 5,198 864 804 846

'-31.31) (·3.26) (+5.74) (+34.40)(+58.03) (+48.21) (+38.74) ( +37.77) (+ 14.71)

5,224 4,696 5,168 9,011 9,484 11,058 11,543 17,650 20,95623,941 919 831 791

(-25.22) (·10.11) (+10.05) (+74.36) (+5.25) (+16.60) (+4.39) (+52.91) (+18.73)

.~ .. ~ .................... -.... - See Qadian Urban Agglomeration -----------.----

-- 11,531 11,502 13,607 16,424 20,012 NA 924 942 934

(·0.25) (+ 18.30) (+20.70) (+21.85)

.- 11,531 11,502 13,119 15,804 18,867 2,082 926 946 940

(·0.2S) (+14.06) (+20.47) (+ 19.38)

6,292 5,947 6,692 8,065 6,541 6,316 6,607 8,671 10,771 2,079_ 877 879 896

(-27.27) ,,5.48) (+ 12.53) (+20.52) (·18.90) (-3.44) ( +4.6li (+31.24) ( +24.22)

7,510 8,379 11,810 13,777 10,193 12,239 11,709 . 17,106 21,061 1,978 933 923 910

(-25.87) (+11.57) (+40.95) (+16.66) (-26.61) (+10.26) (+4.18) (+46.09) (+23.12)

10,008 644 892

4,735 23,310 27,925 40,214 58,645 70,983 5,070 861 837 868

(+392.29) (+19.80) (+44.01) (+45.83) (+21.04)

6,446 9,507 11,574 14,318 17,275 4,330 851 866 868

(+47.49) (+21.74) (+23.71) ( +20.65)

5,397 3,046 3,153 4,322 4,123 4,765 1,906 651 877 910

(·43.56) (+3.51) ( +37.08) (-4.60) (+15.57)

4,515 4,943 6,836 9,515 14,409 19,700 23,406 31,890 35,530 6,168 891 879 898

(·9.05) (+9.48) (+38.30) (+39.19)(+51.43) (+36.72) 1+1881) (+36.25) I+IL41)

7,049 9,122 6,081 898 787

( +29.41)

83

STATEMENT

Status and

51. Class, Name and location Name of Name of Area Number of Population No. Civic Administration Code Tahsil C.D. Block (In Sq. Households Including 1901

Status of Town Number Kms.) Houseless Households (in 1991 Census)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

101 III Rupnagar (M.C.) 8/IV Rupnagar 25.00 7,419 8,888

102 II S.A.S. Nagar (NAC) 8!V1II Kharar 16.68 18,813

(Mohali)

103 III Samana (M.C.) 911:< Samana 5.50 6,042 10,209

104 IV Samrala -... ---------------- See Samrala Urban Agglomeration ---------------.

Samrala U.A.· NA 2,593

Samrala (M.C.) 4/VII Samrala 9.00 2,474

105 IV Sanaur -------------------- See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration ------.--.------.---

Sanaur U.A.· N.A. 2,754 8,580

SanaUi (M.C.) 91V1II Patiala 518 2,448 8,580

106 VI Sangat (M.C.) II!VI Bathinda 1.24 471

107 II Sangrur (M.C.; ION Sangrur 13.90 10,747 11,852

108 IV Shah Kot (N.A.C.) 51V1II Nakodar 3.00 1,712

109 VI Shamchaurasi (M.C.) 7!V1II Hoshiarpur 0.18 683

110 III Sirhlnd (M.C) 9/11 F atehgarh Sahib 11.50 5,138 5,415

I J 1 VI Sri Hargobindpur (M.C.) fiX" Batala 0.52 579 4,380

1121V Sujanpur --.. ----...... -----. See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration ....................

Sujanpur U.A. • N.A. 2,659 5,687

SuJanpur (M.C.) III Pathankot 0.31 2,532 5,687

1131V Sultanpur (M.C) 6/1! Sulnnplil' 5.00 2,521 Y,004

Lodhi

84

Growth History

and Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses Density Sex Ratio 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981 1991

Census)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

6,935 7,606 8,764 10,385 14,213 14,136 16,454 25,165 37,996 1,520 854 870 880

(-21.97) (+9.68) (+ 15.22) (+ 18_50)( + 36.86) (-0.54) (+ 16.40) (+52.94) ( +50.99)

32,351 78,457 4,704 817 866

(+ 142.52)

9,273 9,685 ·10,563 14,912 15,364 16,133 21,162 31,282 36,556 6,647 860 897 901

(-9_17) (+4.44) (+9.07) (+41.17) (+3.03) (+5.01) ( +31.17) ( +47.82) (+16.86)

------------------- See Samrala Urban Agglomeration ------------------

4,734 5,439 7,554 10,824 14,921 NA 851 85S 901

(+ 14.89) (+38.59) ( +43.29) (37.85)

4,737 5,439 7,554 10,824 14,287 1,587 851 858 903

(+ 14.89) ( +38.59) ( +43.29) (+31.99)

------------------- See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration -------------------

6,307 6,532 6,846 8,426 7,948 9,007 11,217 13,634 16,490 ' NA 900 901 905

(-26.49) (+3.57) (+4.81) (~23.08) (-5.67) (+ 13.32) (+24.54) ( +21.55) ( +20.95)

6,307 6,532 6,846 8,426 7,948 9,007 10,299 13,031 14,612 2,821 903 900 903

(-26_49) (+3.57) (+4.81) (+23.08) (-S.67) (+ 13.32) (+14.34) ( + 26.53) , (+12.13)

933 2,874 3,531 2,859 2,731 2,202 871 883 930

(+208.04) (+22.86) (-19.03) (-4.48)

9,041 10,799 13,901 17,132 18,741 28,344 34,015 45,220 56,419 4,059 882 894 895

(-23_72) (+19.44) (+28.72) (+23_24) (+9.39) (+S1.24) (+20.01) i +32.94} ( +24.77)

7,018 10,246 3,415 925 910

(+46.00)

2,988 2,470 2,468 3,062 3,71120,617 878 919 892

(-17.34) (-0.08) (+24.07) ( +21.20)

3,843 4,064 4,103 5,823 7,808 9,608 18,028 30,380 30,818 2,680 868 809 891

(+29.03) (+S.75) (+0.96) (+41.92)(+34.09) ( +23.05) (+87.64) (+68.52) (+ 1.44)

3,049 2,341 2,430 3,215 3,461 6,656 898 908 972

(-23.22) (+3.80) ( +32.30) (+7.65)

------------------ See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration -------------------

5,512 4,756 10,269 10,458 12,783 13,561 160,907 NA 894 905 907

(-3_08) (-13.72) (+ 1.84) (+22.23) (+6.09) (+ 18.65)

5,512 4,756 10,269 10,458 12,568 13,095 15,41449,723 898 905 908

(-3_08) (-13.72) (-1.84) (+20.18) (+4.19) (+17.71)

6,492 8,141 8,60Q_ 10,168 7,733 7,661 9,176 12,143 13,722 2,740 850 874 898

(-27_90) (+25_40) (+5.71) (+18_15) (-23_95) (-0.93) (-19.78) (-32.33) (-13.00)

85

SI. Cla,5s, Name and

No. Civic Administration

Status of Town

2

114 III Sunam

Sunam U.A. *

5unam (M.C)

115 IV, Talwandi Bhai (M.C)

1161V Talwara (C.T.)

1171V Tapa

Tapa U.A. *

Tapa (M.C.)

118 III Tarn Taran (M.C)

1191V Urmar Tanda (M.C.)

120 III Zira

Zira U.A. *

Zira (M.C.)

1. • "Includes outgrowth(s)"

2. (.) Denotes NIL

,3.N.A. Data not available.

location Code

Number

3

101V1I

3/1V

7/11

10/XII

2fVIII

7/LV

3/111

STATEMENT

Status and

Name of Name of Area Number of Population Tahsil C.D. Block (In Sq. Households including 1901

Kms.) Houseless Households

(in 1991 Census) "1 5 6 7 a

............... _'._. See Sunam Urban Agglomeration . ___ ........ _ ... _-..

N.A. 7,385 10,069

Sunam 3.89 6,964 10,069

Firozpur 3.00 1,663

Dasua Talwara 10.90 4,119

.. _._ ..........•.... See Tapa Urban Aggiomeration .................. -

N.A. 2,377

Bamala 2.47 2,373

Tarn Taran 36.00 7,YS3 4,428

Dasua 17.00 3,328 10,247

............•.•..... See Zira Urban Ag_glomeration .........••.•.......

4,046 4,001

Zira 19.42 4,018 4,001

86

-I

Growth History

and Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses Density Sex Ratio

1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981 1991

Census)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

-------------------- See Sunam Urban Agglomeration --------------------

7,329 8,265 10,652 14,187 16,782 21,408 28,158 36,180 43,909 NA 890 SRQ 895

(--27.21) (+12.77) (-28.8B) (-33.19) (+ 18.29) ( +27.57) (-31.53) ( +28.49) (+21.36)

7,329 8,265 10,652 14,187 16,782 21,408 26,966 35,505 41,11810,570 892 890 896

(--27.21) (+12.77) (-28.88) (+ 33.19)( + 18.29) (+27.57) (+25.96) (+31.67) (+15.81)

4,886 6,018 9,117 10,462 3,4B7 870 863 920

(+23.17) (+51.50) (+ 14.75)

17,865 17,907 17,379 1,594 745 768 839

( +0.24) (-2.95)

----------:--------- See Tapa Urban Agglomeration --------------------

4,671 6,220 8,467 11,108 14,161 NA 867 878 873

(+33.16) (+36.13) (+31.19) (+27.48)

4671 6,220 7,748 11,088 14147 5,728 875 878 872

(+33.16) ( +24.67) (+43.11) (+27.71)

4,260 5,988 10,103 16,607 16,344 20,961 24,116 36,903 47,529 1320 919 896 877

(--3.79) (+40.56) (+68.72) (+64.38) (·1.58) (+28.25) (+ 15.05) (+53.02) (+28.79)

7,016 8,362 9,510 12,734 9,857 10,383 12,262 17,655 18,786 ;,105 929 1J04 940

(--31.53) (+19.18) (+13.73) (+33.90) (-22.59) (+5.34) (+ 18.10) ( +43.98) (+6.41)

-------------------- See Zira Urban Agglomeration --------------------

4,378 4,622 5,318 5,963 6,389 8,118 9,264 19,581 23,722 NA 918 859 894

(+9.42) (+5.57) (+15.06) (+12.13) (+7.14) ( +27.06) (+14.12) (+111.37) (+21.15)

4,378 ··4,622 5,318 5,963 6,389 8,118 9,264 19,581 23,587 1,2'15 918 859 894

(+9.42) (+5.57) (+ 15.06) (+ 12.13) (+7.14) (+27.06) (+14.12) (+ 111.37) ( +20.46)

87

STATEMENT - II

Physical Aspects and Location of Towns, 1989

89

STATEMENT

Physical Aspects and Location

51. Class and Name Physical Aspects Name of and Road

No. of Town Rain fall Temperature S[3te HQ District HQ (inm.m.) (In Centigrade)

Maximum Minimum

2 3 4 5 6 7

1. I Aboh;!r 723.9 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh Flrozpur

(284) (112)

2. IV Adampur 946.3 38.3 2.2 Chandigarh Jalandhar

(172) (16)

3. III Ahmedgarh 730.' 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh Sangrur

(98) (50)

4. V Akalgarh 769.1 40.2 5.5 Chandlgarh Ludhian'

(130) (28)

S. V A1awalpur 946.3 38.3 2.2 Chandigarh Jalandhar

(171) (14)

6. V Amloh 700.0 38.7 6.4 Chandigarh Patlala

(64) (49)

7. J Amrltsar 892.3 40.2 3.6 Chandigarh Amritsar

(228) (0)

8. VI Amritsar Cantt. 892.3 40.2 3.6 Chandigarh Amritsar

(231) (3)

9. IV Anandpur Sahib 1087.6 42.4 3.4 Chandlgarh Rupnagar

(80) (39)

10. V Badhnl Kalan 361.9 40.2 4.4 Chandlgarh Faridkot

(183) (55)

II. IV Baghapurana 361.9 40.2 4.4 Chandlgarh Farldkot

(180) (55)

12. IV Banga 910.1 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh Jaiandhar

(99) (47)

13. IV Banur 585.3 42.4 3.4 Chandlgarh Patlala

(25) (40)

14. IV Bareta 359.3 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh Bathinda

(169) (106)

15. II Damala 416.1 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh San~rur

(158) (37)

16. IV Bassi 548.7 42.4 3.4 Chandigarh Patiala

(42) (45)

17. I Batala .. - .. -.. - .. -.-- See Satala Urban Agglomeration -----------.. ---.. -

.. "tala U.A. • .-...... ----.-.... See Constituent Unit ... ----..... -------- ._ 90

-II

of Towns, 1989

distance (in Kms_) from Navliable Rlverl Tahsil HQ Nearest CICY with Railway Station Bus Route Canal (If within

Population of one 10 KmS.)

Lakh and more

8 9 10 11 12

Abohar Bathlnda Abohar Abohar

(0) (88) {OJ (0)

Jalandhar Jalandhar Khurdpur· • Adampur

(16) (16) (0) (0)

Malerkoda Ludhiana Ahmedgarh Ahmedgarh

(18) (26) (0) (0)

)agraon Ludhlana Mutlanpur Akalgarh

(28) (28) (8) (0)

Jalandhar Jalandhar Alawalpur Alawalpur

(14) (14) (0) (0)

Nabha Patiala Gob indgarh Amloh

(29) (49) (8) (0)

Amritsar Batala Amr!ts3r Amritsar

(0) (38) (0) (0)

Amritsar Amritsar Al11ritsar Cantt Amritsar Cantt

(3) (3) (Ot (0)

Anandpur Sahib Chandigarh Anandpur Sahib Anandpur Sahib Sadu] (R)

(0) (80) (0) (0) (5)

Moga Moga Moga Badhni Kalan

(23) (23) (23) (0)

Moga Moga Moga Baghapurana

(20) (20) (20) (0)

Nawanshahr Jalandhar Banga Banga

(13) (47) (0) (0)

Rajpura Chandigarh Rajpura Banur

(14) (25) (14) (0)

Mansa Pat!ala Bareta Bareta

(51) (I04) (0) (0)

Bamala Ludhiana Barnala Barnala

(0) (76) (0) (0)

Fatehgarh Sahib Chal'ldigam Bassi Bassi

(6) (42) (0) (0)

---.. -.-... --.. ----- S':e BJtala Urban Aggloil~erJtion ------------------..

---------.---------- See Constituent Unit --------------------

91

STATEMENT

Physical Aspects and Location

SI. Class and Name Physical Aspects Name of and Road

No. of Town Rain fall Temperature State HQ District HQ (inm.m.J (In Centigrade)

Maximum Minimum

2 3 4 5 6 7

Batala 763.5 40.2 3.6 Chandigarh Gurdaspur

(232) (33)

IS. I Bathinda 876.0 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh Bathinda

(210) (0)

19. VI Behrampur 536.B 3B.9 4.4 Chandigarh Gurdaspur

(295) (12)

20. IV Bhadaur \416.1 41.2 . 5.1 Chandlgarh Sangrur

(185) (64)

21. IV Bhawanigarh .................... See Bhawanigarh Urban Agglomeration .......... ---......

Bhawanigarh U.A. .................... See Constituent Unit .....................

Bhawanigarh 645.4 38.7 6.4 Chandigarh Sangrur

(102) (19)

22. IV Bhikhiwind 562.7 . 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh Amritsar

(250) (40)

23. VI Bhogpur 946.3 38.3 2.2 Chandigarh Jalandhar

(177) (20)

24. IV Bhucho Mandi 876.0 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh Bathinda

(198) (12)

25. IV Budhlada 868.8 41.2 5.1 Chandlgam Bathlnda

(174) (BS)

26. IV Dasua 1054.0 38.0 2.2 Chandlgarn Hoshiarpur

( 173) (41)

27. V Dera B<lba Nanak 763.5 40.2 3.6 Chandlgarh Gurdaspur

(261 ) (38)

28. V Dera Bassi 585.3 '42.4 3.4 Chandigarh Patiala

(20) (63)

29. IV Dhanaula 416.1 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh 5angrur

(146) (25)

30. IV Dhariwal 536.8 38.9 4.4 Chandigarh Gurdaspur

(253) (12)

31. IV Dharamkot -................... See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration "'-""-'-"-"

Dharamkot U.A.· .................... See Constituent Unit .. -.... -............

Dha"arni(ot 766.9 40,2 4.4 Chandigarh Firozpur

(185) (59)

92

·11

ot Towns, 1989

distance

Tahsil HQ

8

Batala

(0)

Bathinda

(0)

Gurdaspur

(12)

Barnala

(27)

Sangrur

(19)

Patti

(20)

Jalandhar

(20)

Bathinda

(12)

Mansa

(33)

Dasu3

(0)

Satala

(29)

Rajpura

(37)

Barnala

(12)

Gurdaspur

(12)

(24)

(in Kms.) from

Nearest City' wIth Railway Station Bus Route Population of one

Lakh and more

9 10 11

Amricsar Baula Salala

(38) (0) (0)

Ludhiana Bathinda Bathinda

(136) (0) {OJ

Pathankot Dinanagar Behrampur

(35) (8) (0)

Bathinda Barnala Bhadaur

(65) (27) (0)

•••••••••••••••••••• S4!e Bhawanigarh Urban Agglomeration •....•...........••.

............•.•••... See Constituent Unit --............... .

Patiala Nabha BhaW3ni&drh

(37) (16) (0)

Amrltsar Patti Bhikhlwlnd

(40) (20) (0)

Jalandhar Bhogpur Bhogpur

(20) (0) (0)

Bathinda Bhucho Mandl Bhucho Mandl

(12) (0) (0)

Bathin(J~ Budhlada Budhlada

(88) (0) (0)

Hoshiarpur Dasua Dasua

(41) (0) (OJ

Batala Dera Baba Nanak Dera Baba Nanak

(29) (0) (0)

Chandigarh Ghaggar Dera Bassi

(20) (2) (0)

Patiala Barnala Dhanaula

(81) (12) (0)

Navlaable River!

Canal (If within

10 Kms.)

12

Beas (R)

(8)

RavI (R)

(0)

Ghauar (R)

(2)

Batala Dhariwal Dhariwal Upper Bari Doab(C)(O)

(21) (0) (0)

.... -- ...... -...... See Dharamkot Urbar; Agglomeration ----.--.-•• --.--.-,

--.. --..... -.~ ...... See Constituent Unit! ----...... ----------

~()ga Moga OhzramkC1t

(16) (16) (O)

93

STATEMENT

Physical Aspects and Location

SI. Class and Name Physical Aspects Name of and Road

No of Town Rain fall Temperature State HQ District HQ

(inm.m.) (In Centigrade)

Maximum Minimum

2 3 4 5 6 7

32. III Dhuri 640.0 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh Sangrur

(126) (14)

33. IV Dinanagar 536.8 38.9 4.4 Chandigarh Gurdaspur

(277) (12)

34. V Doraha 526.0 40.2 5.5 Chandlgarh Ludhlana

(79) (21)

35. II Faridkot . .................... See Faridkot Urta[l Agglomeration ..........•••• - ....

Faridkot U.A.· .•.................. See Constituent Unit .................•..

Faridkot 356.3 40.2 4.4 Chandlgarh Farldkot

(209) (0)

36. IV Fatehgarh Churian 763.5 40.2 3.6 Chandigarh Gurdaspur

(258) (57)

37. V Fatehnangal 763.5 38.9 4.4 Chandlgarh Gurdaspur

(247) (13)

38. I! Fazllka 723.9 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh Firozpur

(299) (84)

39. II Firozpur 658.0 40.2 4.4 Chandlgarh Flrozpur

(215) (0)

40. I! Flrozpur Canu. 658.0 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh Firozpur

(217) (2)

41. V Garhdiwala 1054.0 38.0 2.2 Chandigarh Hoshiarpur

(160) (28)

42. IV Garhshankar 854.0 40.2 5.5 Chandlgarh Hoshiarpur

(92) (41)

43. III Giddarbaha 475.4 41.2 5.1 Chandlgarh Faridkot

(236) (65)

44. III Gobindgarh •.••••••••••••••...• See Goblndgarh Urban Agglomeration ..................•.

Gobindgarh U.A.· • ••••..••..••....•.• See Constituent Unit ...•... _ ..........

Gobindgarh 548.7 38.7 6.4 Chandigarh Patiala

(59) (42)

45. IV Goniana 876.0 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh Bathinda

(221) ( 11)

46. IV Goraya 950.7 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh ]alandhar

(121) (36)

94

·11

ofTowns, 1989

distance

Tahsil HQ

8

Malerkotla

(18)

Gurdaspur

(12)

Khanna

(20)

Faridkot

(0)

Batala

(26)

Gurdaspur

(13)

Fazilka

(0)

Firozpur

(0)

Flrozpur

(2)

Hoshiarpur

(28)

Garhshankar

(0)

MlIktsar

(49)

Nabha

(37)

Bathind

( II)

Phillaur

( II)

(In Kms.) from

. Nearest City with Railway Stacion Bus ROUle

Population of one

Lakh and more

9 10 11

Patiala Dhuri Dhurt

(61) (0) (0)

Pathankot Dinanagar Dlnanagar

(24) (0) (0)

Ludhlana Doraha Doraha

(21) (OJ (OJ

......• _ ......... See Faridkot Urban Agglomeration ................... .

................... - See Constituent Unit ... _ ............... .

Bathinda Faridkot Farldkot

(63) (0) (0)

Batala F atehgarh Churlan Fater.;;Jrh Churian

(26) (0) (0)

Batala Dhariwal Fatehnagal

(20) (I) (0)

Abohar Fazilka Fazilka

(32) (0) (0)

Moga Firozpur Firozpur

(33) (0) (O)

Moga Firozpur Cantt. Firozpur Cantt.

(33) (0) (0)

Hoshiarpur Khudda Garhdiwala

(28) (6) (0)

Hoshiarpur Garhshankar Garhshankar

(41) (0) (0)

Bathinda Giddarbaha Giddarbaha

(25) (0) (0)

............. --... See Gobindgarh Urban Agglomeration ....................

.......... _ ...... See Constituent Unit ....................

Patiala Gobindgarh Gobindgarh

(42) (0) (0)

Bathlnda Goniana Gor.lana

(11) (0) (0)

Ludhiana Goraya Goraya

(25) (0) (0)

95

Navigable Rlver/

Canal (If within

10 Kms.)

12

Ravi (R)( 10)

U.B.D(C)(9)

U B D (C)(O)

Saduj(R)(9)

Satluj (R)

(7)

Satluj (R)

(8)

51. Clas.~ and Name

No. or Town

2

.. 7. "Gurdaspur

48. IV Guru Har Sahai

49. V Hariana

50. I Hoshiarpur

51. III J agraon

52. III Jaitu

Jaltu U.A.*

Jaltu

53. III Jalalabad

Jalalabad U.A.·

Jalalabad

54. I Jalandhar

55. III J aiandh <II' C~n tt.

56. IV Jandiala

57. "K~purthala

58. III Kartarpur

59. "Kh~nna

60. III Kharar

Kharar U.A.*

Khmr

STATEMENT

Physic~1 Aspects ~nd location

Physical Aspects N~me of and Ro~d Ra!n fall Temperature State HQ District HQ

(inm.m.) (in Centigrade)

Maximum Minimum 3 4 5 6

536.8 38.9 4.4 Chandlgarh

(265)

658.0 40.2 4.4 Ch~ndigarh

(254)

1106.0 38.0 2.2 Chandigarh

(147)

ll06.0 3S.0 2.2 Chandigarh

(132)

769.3 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh

(131)

....... ,. ........... See Jaitu Urban Agglomeration .................. _

._ ................. See Constituent Unit .................. ..

356.3 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh

(128)

.................... See Jal.,labad Urban Agglomeration ....................

.. .................. See Constituent Unit ....................

723.9 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh

(263)

946.3 3S.3 2.2 Chandigarh

(157)

946.3 38.3 2.2 Chandigarh

(154)

769.0 40.2 3.6 Chandlgarh

(20S)

595.0 38.3 2.2 Chandigarh

(168)

946.3 38.3 2.2 Chandigarh

(173)

859.4 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh

(71)

.......... __ .... See Kharar Urban Agglomeration --.• --

............ _ ...... See Constituent Unit ......... _ ... _.

894.0 42.4 3.4 Ch~ndigarh

(14)

96

7

Gurdaspur

(0)

Firozpur

(39)

Hoshiarpur

(15)

Hoshiarpur

(0)

Ludhlana

(38)

Faridkot

(44)

Flrozpur

(50)

Jalandhar

(0)

Jalandhar

(3)

Amritsar

(20)

Kapurthala

(0)

Jalandhar

(16)

Ludhiana

(43)

Rupnagar

(27)

-11

of Towns, 1989

distance

Tahsil HQ

8

Gurdaspur

(0)

Firozpur

(39)

Hoshiarpur

(IS)

Hoshiarpur

(0)

Jagraon

(0)

Faridkot

(44)

Fazilka

(36)

]alandhar

(0)

Jalandhar

(3)

Amrltsar

(20)

Kapurthala

(0)

Jalandhar

(16)

Khanna

(0)

Kharai'

(0)

Nearest City with

Population of one

Lakh and more

9

Bata!a

(33)

Bathinda

(125)

Hoshiarpur

(15)

]alandhar

(40)

ludhiana

(38)

(in Kms.)

Railway Station

10

Gurdaspur

(0)

Guru Har Sahai

(0)

Hoshlarpur

( 15)

Hoshiarpur

(0)

Jagraon

(OJ

from

Bus Route

11

Gurdaspur

(0)

Guru Har Sahai

(0)

Hariana

(0)

Hoshiarpur

(0)

)agraon

(0)

..• --..•....•. _ ..... See Jailu Urban Agglomeration ... -•..... __ ..... .

.• _ •............... See Constituent Unit .-................. .

Bathinda Jaitu Jaitu

(39) (0) (0)

.... _ ..... -... --..• See Jalalabad Urban Agglomeration .•... -.. -.-.... -...

... --.---............ See Constituent Unit ---............ -... -

Bathinda Jalalabad J;llalabad

(135) (0) (0)

Ludhiana ]alandhar ]alandhar

(61) (0) (0)

Jalandhar 1 alandhar Canti. Jalandhar Cantt.

(3) (0) (0)

Amritsar Jandiala Jandiala

(20) (0) {OJ

Jafandhar Kapurthafa Kapurthala

(18) (0) (0)

Jalandhar Kartarpur Kartarpur

(16) (0) (0)

Ludhiana Khanna Khanna

(45) (0) (0)

----------.. ------- See Kharar Urban Agglomeration ------------------

------------------- See Constitueiu Unit -------------... --

Chandigarh KurJ!i Kharar

(14) (11) (0)

97

Navigable Rlver/

Canal (If within

10 Kms.)

12

Abohar Branch

Sirhind(C)(8)

Sadu) (R)

(9)

SI. Class and Name

No. of Town

2

61. V Kot Fatta

62. V Kot Ise Khan

63. II Kot Kapura

64. IV Kurali

65. IV Leimapga

66. IV Longowal

Longowal U.A.

Lonacwal

67. I Ludhlana

68. IV M~hhlwara

69. IV Malitha

Malltha U.A. *

Majltha

70. II Malerkotla

71. II Malout

72. II Mansa

73. III Maur

74. I Moga

Moa-a U.A.*

Moga

STATEMENT

Physical Aspects and Location

Physical Aspects Name of and R.oad

Rain fall Temperature state HQ District HQ (In m.m.) (in Centigrade)

Maximum Minimum

3 4 5 6 7

876.0 41.2 5.1 Chandlgarh Bathlnda

(207) (26)

766.9 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh Flrozpur

(170) (SO)

356.3 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh Faridkot

(203) (11 )

\894.0 42.4 3.4 Chandigarh RupnallJr

(25) (16)

359.3 38.7 6.4 Chandlgarh Sangrur

(155) (45)

...•.•..•••••.••.•.. See Longowal Urban Agglomeration ................... .

• ......... ...;,. ....... See Constituent Unit .................. _

669.7 38.7 6.4 Chandillarh San.rur

. (139) (18)

526.0 40.2 5.5 Chandlgarh Ludhlana

(93) (O)

859.4 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh Ludhlana

(n) (50)

......... _ ... _ .. See Malitha Urban Agglomeration ._.-..... _ ......

........ _ .......... See Constituent Unit ......... - ... _-

892.3 40.2 3.6 Chandigarh Amrltsar

(246) (18)

730.5 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh Sangrur

(123) (32)

475.4 41.2 5.1 Chandiprh Fjlrk!kot

(253) (SO)

868 .. 8 41.2 5.1 Chandlgarh Bathlnda

(175) (55)

868.0 41.2 5.1 Chandlgarh Bathlnda

( IS7) (42)

.-...... _ ...... See Moga Urban AIIIJomeration .--.----

.......... - ....... See Constituent Unit .-... - ..... _ .. -

361.4 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh Faridkot

( 159) (3S)

98

·11

of Towns, 1989

Tahsil HQ

Bathlnda

(26)

Zira

(15)

Farldkot

(11 )

Kha~ar

(11)

Sunam

(26)

San;::ur

(18)

Ludhlana

(0)

Samra!-

(12)

Amrltsar

(18)

Malerkotla

(0)

Mukts ...

(32)

Mansa

(0)

Talwndi Saba

(e,

Moga

(0)

8

distance (in Kms.) from Nearest City with Railway Station !ius Route Population of one

lakh and more

9 10 Jl

Bathinda Kot Fatta Kat Fatta

(26) (0) (0)

Moga Moga Kat be Khan

( 16) (16) (0)

Bathlnda Kot Kapura Kot KapunI

(52) (0) (0)

Chandlgarh Kurall Kurati

(25) (0) (0)

Patiala lehragaga lehragaga

(90) (0) (0)

... ---...• ,-.- See .Longowal Urban Agglomeration •....•.••. --•••

.......•.•..... -. See Constituent Unit .•...•......••.....•

Patiala Sangrur longowal

(74) (18) (0)

)alandhar Ludhiana Ludhiana

(61) (0) (0)

Ludhlana Khanna Machhiwara

(50) (27) (0)

...••••• -.-.. _. See MaUtha Urban Agglomeration ••......••.•. _ •....

... _ ...•...... _. See Constituent Unit .•..•••. - .........•

Amritsar Majitha Majltha

(18) (0) (0)

Ludhlana Malerkotla Malerkotla

(43) (0) (0)

Bathlnda Malout Malout

(35) (0) (0)

Bathlnda Mansa Mansa

(55) (0) (0)

Bathinda Maur Maur

(42) (0) (0)

......•...•.••. _.- See Moga Urban Agglomeration .. _ •.•••••... _.

-........... -------- See Constituent Unit ....•... -----.. -... .

Ludhlana Moga

(60) (0)

99

Moga

(0)

Navigable Riverl

Canal (If within

10 Kms.)

12

Satlul (R)

(8)

SI. Class and Name

No. of Town

2

75. IV Morlnda

76. IV Mukerial1

77. II Muktsar

78. IV Mullanpur D.kha

79. II Nabha

80 III Nakodar

81. III Nangal Township

Nangal Township U.A!'

Nanga! Township

82. III Nawanshahr

83. IV Naya Nangal

84. IV Nurmahal

85. I Pathankot

Pathankot U.A.'

Pathankot

86. I Patlala

Patlala U.A. *

Patiala

87. IV Patran

88. III Patti

Rain fall

(Inm.m.)

3

894.0

1054.0

475.4

515.3

814.9

Physical Aspects

Temperature

(In Cemigrade)

Maximum

4

.42.4

38.9

42.2

40.2

38.7

38.3

Minimum

5

3.4

4.4

4.4

5.5

6:4

2.2

STATEMENT

Physical Aspects and Locatlon

Name of and Road

State HQ District HQ

6 7

Chandigam Rupnagar

(28) (26)

Chandlgarh Hoshlarpur

(184) (57)

Chandigarh Farldkot

(235) (63)

Chandigarh Ludhlana

(112) (19)

Chandigarh Pad ala

(91) (26)

Chandigarh Jalandhar

(142) (24)

............. _ ..... See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration ...... - .. _ .. _ ..

... - ............. - See Constituent Unit .... - ........ _ .. .

1087.6 42.4 3.4 Chandlgarh

(lOt)

910.1 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh

(86)

1087.6 40.4 3.4 Chandigarh

(104)

814.9 38.3 2.2 Chandigarh

772.8

680.2

359.3

562.7

(129)

.................. - See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration ... -.-.--.....

.................... See Constituent Unit .... _ ••• _ ........ .

38S 4.4 Chandigarh

(267) .

.................... See Patlala Urban Agglomeration ... - ... - ........

.................... See Constituent Unit ...... _ ........ ..

38.7 6.4 Chandigarh

(65)

38.7 6.4 Chandigarh

( 122)

40.2 4.4 Chandigarh

(216)

100

Rupnagar

(60)

)atandhar .

(60)

Rupnagar

(63)

)a1andhar

(33)

Gurdaspur

(38)

Pari ala

(0)

Padala

(57)

Amlitsar

(SO)

-II

of Towns, 1989

distance

Tahsil HQ

8

Rupnagar

(26)

Dasua

(16)

Muktsar

{OJ

Ludhlana

(19)

Nabha

(0)

Nakodar

(0)

Anandpur Sahib

(0)

Anandpur Sahib

(24)

Philiaul

(19)

Pathankot

(0)

Patiaia

(0)

Sam ana

(26)

Patd

(0)

(in Kms.) from

Nearest CitY with Railway Station Bus Route Population of one

Lakh and more

9 10 11

Chandigarh Morinda Morinda

(28) (0) (0)

Pathankot Mukerlan Mukerian

(38) (0) (0)

Bathinda Muktsar Muktsar

(70) (0) (0)

Ludhiana Mullanpur Mullanpur

(19) (0) (0)

Pall ala Nabha Nabha

(26) (0) (0)

Jalandhar Nakodar Nakodar

(24) (0) (0)

------------------- See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration -------------.--

--. ------,------ See Constituent Unit ------.----.--.--

Jalandhar Naugal Dam Nangal

(91) (0) (0,

Ludhiana Nawanshahr Nawanshahr

(52) ,(a) (0)

Jalandhar Nangal Dam Nangal

(94) (0) (0)

Jalandhar Nurmahal Nurmahal

(33) (0) (0)

-------.--.---- See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration .---.--------•• --

------------------ See Constituent Unit -------------------

Batala Pathankot Pathankot

(71) (0) (0)

--------•• -- - See Padala Urban Agglomeration ---------------

--"-"'--"'-- See Constituent Unit ••••••• - •••• -••••

Chandigarh Patlala Patlala

(65) (0) (0)

Patiala Sunam Patrar.

(57) (35) (0)

Amritsar Patti Patti

(50) (0) (0)

101

Navigable Rlverl Canal (if within

10 Kms.j

12

Satluj (R)

(I)

Satluj (R)

(2)

Saduj (R)

(9)

UB.D.(C)

(6.5)

Patlala Branch

ofSirhlnd (C) (0)

STATEMENT

PhySical Aspects and location

SI. Class and Name Physical Aspects Name of and Road

No. of Town Rain fall Temperature State HQ District HQ (lnm.m.) (in Centigrade)

Maximum Minimum

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

89. V Payal 650.0 40.2 5.5 Chandlgarh Ludhiana

(85) (42)

90. 11 Phagwara -------------------- See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration -----------------.--

Phagwara U.A.· -----.-.-.-•••.. See Constituent Unit ...•. -----•.. -... -

Phaivma 950.7 38.3 2.2 Chandlgarh Kapurthala

(122) (41)

91. III Phlllaur 950.7 40.2 5.5 Chandlgam Jalandhar

(110) (47)

92. III Qadian -.---.--.--•• _ .. See Qadian Urban Agglomeration _ •••.•• - •••.•..

Qadian U.A.*. - .. --... -.-... See Constituent Unit .. -.-------•. -

Qadlan 763.5 40.2 3.6 Chandlgarh Gurdaspuf

(241) (39)

93. IV Rahon ,910.1 40.2 5.5 Chandlgarh Jalandhar

(94) (68)

94. III Raikot 769.3 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh Ludhlana

(134) (41)

95. IV Ra)asansl 892.3 40.2 3.6 ChllAdlgarh Amritsar

(243) (15)

96. 11 Rajpura '585.3 38.7 6.4 Chandlgarh Patiala

(39) (26)

97. IV Raman 420.0 41.2 5.1 Chandlgarh Bathlnda

(238) (45)

98. VI Ramdas 710.0 40.2 3.6 Chandlgarh Amritsar

(274) (46)

99. III' Rampura Phul 975.0 41.2 5.1 Chandlgam Bathlnda

(184) (26)

100. V Rayya 769.0 40.2 3.6 Chandlgarh Amrltsar

(189) (39)

I 0 I. III Ru pnagar 784.0 42.4 3.4 Chandlgarh Rupnagar

(41) (0)

102. II S.A.S. Nagar 894.0 42.4 3.4 Chandlgarh Rupnagar

(Mohall) (8) (33)

103. ill Saman~ 359.3 38.7 6.4 Chandigarh Patiala

(96) (31)

t02

" of Towns, t 989 .

distance (in Kms.) from Navigable .Riverl

Tahsil HQ Nearest City with RaHway Stadon Bus Route Canal (if within

Population of one 10 Kms.)

lakh and more

a 9 fO J 1 12

Khanna Ludhiana Khanna Payal

(10) (42) ( 14) (O)

............. - ..... See Pi1agwara Urban Agglomer3tion ..... _ .. - ........

.................... See Constituent Unit .•. - .•.....• - .....

PhagWara )aJandhar Phagwara PhagWara

(0) {2.3) (OJ (0)

Phiflaur Ludhiana PhilJauf Phillaur Satluj (R)

(0) (14) (0) (OJ (2)

............ - .... - See Qadfan Urban Agglomeration .. - ...... _ .. _ .• _

_ .. _--... _ ...... See Constituent Unit ............. - .....

Batala Barala Qadian Qadian

OS) (IS) (0) {OJ

Nawallshahr ludhiana Rahon Rahon

(8) (50) (0) (0)

Jagraon Ludhhna )agrJon Raikot

(24) (41) (24) (0)

Ajnala Amritsar AlllrilSar Raja Sansi

(12) (15) (IS) (0)

Rajpura Patiaia Rajpura Rajpura

to} (26) (0) (0)

Talwandi S2bo Bathinda Raman Raman

( 13) (45) (0) (O}

Ajnal", Amritsar Ramdas Ramdas

<21 ) (46) (0) (0)

Rampura Phul Bathinda RampuraPhul Rampura Phul *

(0) (26) (0) (OJ

Baba Sakala Amrirsar Rayya Rayya

(3) (39) (0) (0)

RupnJgar Chandigarh Rupnagar Rupnagar Satlul (R)

(0) (41) (0) (0) (5)

Kharar Chandigarh Chandigarh S.A.S. Nagar

(6) (8) (8) (Mohall) (0)

Sam ana Patiala Patlala Samana

(0) (31 ) (31 ) {OJ

103

SI. .ClJJS and Name No. of Town

-104. IV Samrala

Samrala U.A. *

Samrala

105. IV Sanaur

Sanaur U.A. *

Sanaur

106. VI Sangat

107. II Sangrur

108. IV Shahkot

109. VI Shamchaurasi

110. 111 Sirhind

II I. VI Sri Hargoblndpur

112. IV Sujanpur

Sujanpur U.A. *

Sujanpur

I I 3. IV Sultanpur

114. 111 Sunam

Sunam U.A."

Sunam

115. IV Talwandl Bhal

116. IV Talwara

STATEMENT

Physical· Aspects and location

Physical Aspects Name of and Road

Rain fall (inm.m.)

Temperature

(In Centigrade) State HQ District H<}

MJximum Minimum

3 4 5 6

------------.-.----. See Samrala Urban Agglomeration -... _ ..... __ •••

.................... See Constituent Unit ................... .

859.4 40.2 5.5 Chandigarh

(59)

................... - See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration ................... .

.. ------.--------. See Constituent Unit ............ -..... ..

680.2 38.7 6.4 Chandigarh

(69)

420.0 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh

(232)

645.4 38.7 6.4 Chandlgarh

(121)

814.9 38.3 2.2 C{landigarh

(153)

1106.0. 38.0 2.2 Chandigarh

(149)

548.7 42.4 3.4 Chandigarh

(43)

763.5 40.2 3.6 Chandigarh

(233)

•.•••• - ••. _-.- See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration - ...... _ ..........

................... - See Constituent Unit .................. --

950.0 38.9 4.4 Chandigarh

(273)

595.0 38.3 2.2 Chandlgarh

(192)

.................... See Sunam Urban Agglomeration • __ ._-.

........ --.. --.... See Constituent Unit .............

669.7 38.7 6.4 Chandigarh

( 129)

547.0 40.2 4.4 Chandlgarh

( 153)

.1054.0 38.9 4.4 Chandigarh

(216)

104

7

ludhiana

(34)

Patlala

(4)

Bathlnda

(22)

Sangrur

(0)

]alandhar

(65)

Hoshlarpur

( 17)

Patlala

(39)

Gurdaspur·

(40)

r.urdaspur

(44)

Kapurthala

(24)

Sangrur

( 19)

Flrozpur

(32)

Hoshlarpur

(84)

- II

ofTowns, 1989

distance

Tahsil HQ

8

Samrala

(0)

Pariala

(4)

Bathlnda

(22)

Sangrur

(0)

Nakodar

( 13)

Hoshiarpur

(17)

F atehgarh Sahib

(3)

Batala

(32)

Pathankot

(6)

Sultanpur lodhi

(0)

Sunam

(0)

Firozpur

(32)

Oasua

(43)

(in Kms.) from Nearesi Cicy wifh Railway Station Bus Route Population of one

lakh and more

9 10 II

-------------------: See Samrala Urban Agglomeration -----------,--------

------------------ See Constituent Unit -------------------

Ludhiana Khanna Samrala

(34) ( 15) (0)

----------.---.-- See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration --.-----------------

-.-.----------- See Constituent Unit ---------------.----

Padala Patlala Sanaur

(4) (4) (0)

Bathinda Sangat Sangat

(22) (0) (0)

Patiala Sangrur Sangrur

(56) (0) (0)

ludhiana Shahkot Shahkot

(60) (0) {OJ

Hoshiarpur Shamchaurasi Shamchaurasi

( 17) (0) (0)

Patiala Sirhind Sirhind

(39) (0) (0)

Batala QadIan Sri Hargobindpur

(32.) (16) (0)

----------•• ---••.. - See Sulanpur Urban Agglomeration ....... - ...... _ ...

--'-"-'-"-'-"---- See Constituent Unit ----.-.--.-.-.. ---.-

Pathankot Sujanpur Sujanpur

(6) (0) (0)

Jalandhar Sultanpur Sultanpur

(42) (0) (0)

.----.---------. See Sunam Urban Agglomeration -.... -.... -.... -••.•

-... -------" ... --.. - See Constituent Unit -.-.-------------.. -

Patiala Sunam Sunam

(64) (0) (0)

ludhlana Talwndi Bhai Talwndi Bhal

(90) (0) (0)

Hoshlarpur Talwara Talwara

(84) (0) (0)

105

Navigable Riverl

Canal (if within

10 Kms.)

12

Sirhind (C)

(9)

.,r .. '''·

.~ .

I

UBP (4:) .. (0)

Abohar Branch of

Sirhind (C) (7)

Beas (R)

(2)

51. Class and N3m~

No. of Town

2

117.IV Tapa

Tapa U.A.*

Tapa

118. 1II Tarn Taran

119. IV Urmar Tanda

120. III Zira

Zira U.A.*

Zira

* Includes outgrowth (s)

STATEMENT

Physical Aspects and Location

Physical Aspects Name of and Road

Rain fall Temperature State HQ 7 District HQ

(inm.m.) (in Centigrade)

Maximum Minimum

3 4 5 6

..••......••.... ---. See Tapa Urban Agglomeration .......•............

.••.....••....•••... See Constituent Unit .•.••.••..••••......

416.1

788.2

1054.0

41.2 5.1 Chandigarh

( 168)

40.2 3.6 Chandigarh

(225)

38.9 4.4 Chandigarh

(164)

•••••••••••••• ----.- See Zira Urban Agglomeration -.--•. --.•• ----.. --.

--------.--•••. ----- See Constituent Unit ---••... ------.•• ---

766.9 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh

(189)

7

Sangrur

(47)

Amrltsar

(26)

Hoshiarp,ur

(32)

firozpur

(35)

* * In case of Adampur, the distance of adloining village where the railway station is located is '0'

106

II

of Towns, 1989

distance

Tahsil HQ

B

Barnala

(21)

Tarn Taran

(0)

Daslla

(15)

Zira

(0)

(in Kms.) from

Nearest City with Railway Station Bus Route Population of one

Lakh and more

9 10

••.••••••••••••••••• See Tapa Urban Agglomeration •••• _ •.•••••••••••

. ••.••..••••••••••••• See Constituent Unit •••••••••••••••••••

Bathinda Tapa Tapa

(40) (0) (0)

Amritsar Tarn Taran TJrn lar:lO

(26) (0) (0)

Hoshiarpur Urmar Janda Urmar Tanda

(32) (0) (0)

•..••••••.•.•••••••• See Zira Urban Agglomeration .•••••••••••• _ ••••

•..••••.•.......•..• See Constituent Unit •.•••••••••..•••••••

Amritsar TJlwandi Bha! Zira

(81) (5) (0)

107

Navigable River/

Canal (if within

10 Kms.)

12

STATEMENT -III

MUNICIPAL FINANCE .. 1988-1989

109

STATEMENT

Municipal Finance·

-51. Class and Name Civic Roceipts

No. ofiown AdministratIon Receipt Revenue derived from Munid· Government ~oan Advance

status (In 1990) throtlgh Taxes pal properties and Power Grant

etc. a? art from T <I)(ation

2 3 4 5 6 7 B

I Abohar M.C. 103,080 15,020 3,000 30,250 1,320

2 IV Adampur M.C. 13,B~0 1,100 2,500 1,250 510

3 III Ahmedgarh M.C. 55,050 3,250 500

4 V Akalg3rh CT. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

5 V Alawalpur M.C. 1,950 500 3,000 ~OO

6 V Amloh M.C. 1,320 500

7 1 Amritsar M.Corp. 1,005,350 489,690 102,450 6,980

8 VI Amrittfr caritt. CS. 1,346 350 l,nS

9 IV AnJl'Idpur Sahib M.C. 8,460 1,030 7,920 380 1,130

10 V Badhni Kalan NAC N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

II IV Baghapurana NAC 18,594

12 IV Banga M.C. 7,760 5,880 3,300 1,750

13 IV Santlr M.e. 4,970 960 250

14 IV Bareta M.e. 9,720 1,790 2,400 8,760

15 II Barnala M.e. 75,940 5,550 22,760 9,070

16 IV Bassi M.e. 13,720 2,380 2,000 1,250

17 I Batala ..................... See Baul .. Urban agglom~ra!ion .. _ .. - .... ,_._.

Batala UA* ..................... See constituent Unit ._ .. _._ ...... _ .•

Bata!a M.e. 108,160 24,300

18 I Bathlnda M.e. 385,241 27,316 40,540 1,500 7,174

19 VI Behramp~r CT. 5 140 407

20 IV Bhadaur M.e. 5,770 210 2,570 500

21 IV Bhawanig"rh .......... _ ..... __ • See BhawanigJ:m Urban agglomeration _ .... - .... __ ......

Bhawanigaril UA" .• ,._----_ .. -. See consliwent Unit ...... - .. _-_ .. _-

Bhawanigarh M.e. 14,950 2/240 oJ/()30 1,050

:2l lV Bnikhiwil1{i cr. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

2.3 vt I3hogpur C.T. 0.33 14 460

24 tV Bhllcho Mandl M.C 1,620 4.620 2,200 620 440

25 IV Budhlada M.e. 26,655 3,321 10,770 12,078 58&

26 IV DasllJ M.e. :l1,040 1/t70 5,000 5,250 140

27 V Dera Saba Nanalc M.e. 3,370 5,400 500

28 V Dera Bassi M.e. 6,870 3,430. 2,160 750

29 IV Dhanaula M.e. 1,360 330 3,750

30 IV Dhariwal M.e. 15,130 650 250 80

"'~";'

J 10 "~ .

~~: .

-III

1988-1989

(In Rs. '00)

Other

Sources

(Specify)

9

61,430

, 4,910

1,240

N.A.

560

10,680

Total

Receipts

10

214,100

24,130

60,040

N.A.

6,510

.12,500

2,263,690 3,868,160

47,443

N.A.

7,493

31,150

4,380

2,080

20,730

3,550

202,248

81

2,030

N.A.

1,6,970

3,200

270

2,840

5,810

4,220

51,064

18,92t>

N.A.

26,087

49,840

10,560

24,750

134,050

22,900

132,460

664,019

633

11,080

22,270

N.A.

474

26,470

56,612

B,170

9,270

16,050

11;250

20,330

General

Administration

II

5,500

6,180

20,430

N.A.

1,300

7,500

34,770

1,662

3,050

N.A.

15,825

1,770

6,360

5,580

19,390

11,490

Public

Safety

12

7,270

3,120

N.A.

150

32,100

1,626

N.A.

1,310

1,000

6,880

2,260

Expenditure (In Rs. '00)

Public

Health &

Conveniences

13

40,580

3,590

18,850

N,A.

200

402,260

26,226

2,150

N,A.

410

3,000

23,080

Public

Works

14

113,000

10,860

11,590

N.A.

3,710

327,480

13,008

5,830

N.A.

9,712

28,840

1,170

7,560

51,160

3,020

Public

Institution~_

15

300

N.A.

30,785

3,048

N.!> •

60

-,--------.----.------ See Batala Urban Agglomeration ---------------------

,-----------------.-- See constituent Unit ---------------------

48,230

35,480

18

4,790

13,200

62,799

650

36,100

240,966

66

940

850

103,650

177

3,430

650

--------------------- See Bhawanigarh Urban Agglomeration .--------------------

--------------------- See constituent Unit ---------------------

9,840

N.A.

60

9,070.

11,080

9,310

1,440

6,330

2,950

6,210

1,270

N.A.

580

2,289

4,000

1,200

330

N.A.

8,600

25,175

3,700

800

2,570

5,790

111

N.A.

4,190

8,379

2,720

3,030

6,130

710

N.A.

250

1,501

Others Total

(Specify) Expenditure

16 17

50,560 216,910

6,500

5,890

N.A.

1,150

4,970

27,130

60,180

N.A.

6,510

12,470

3,033,620 3,861,015

4,930

3,000

N.A.

22,080

2,020

50,500

14,030

N.A.

25,537

54,470

9,550

1,050 18,190

37,490 138,000

5,360 22,130

57,300 15'6,330

313,590 756,485

367 628.

1,410 11,220

12,550

N.A.

160

3,330

3,868

12,930

70

100

2,130

7,930

23,660

N.A.

220

26,020

52,292

32,660

5,340

13,760

8,690

19,930

STATEMENT

Municipal Finance·

SI. Class and Name Civic Receipts No. of Town Administration Receipt Revenue derived from Munici· Government Loan Advance

status (in 1990) through Taxes pal properties and Power Grant etc. apart from Taxation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 31 ·IV Dharamkot ...... ~ .............. See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration ..... -....••... _ .•••

Dharamkot UA* ...•................. See Constituent Unit ......• _ ..........•.

Dharamkot M.e. 9,130 1,440 5,700 1,810 1,200

32 III Dhuri M.e. 47,550 6,260 3,470

33 IV Dinanagar M.e. 18,790 2,330 1,000 1,000

34 V Doraha M.e. 31,466 1,627 5,850 2,960

35 II Faridkot ....................• See Faridkot Urban Agglomeration ................•....

Faridkot U.A.* ....................• See Constituent Unit ••.. -.....••..... -...

Faridkot M.e. 45,210 8,140 7,850 5,760 610

36 IV Fatehgarh Churian M.C. 10,440 2,120 4,500 2,250 30

37 V Fatehnangal e.T. 115 8 788

38 II Fazilka i'1.e. 41,670 13,970 10,200 20,700 1,070

39 II Firozpur M.e. 77,380 4,690 34,780 35,030 2,130

40 II Firozpur Cantt. e.8. 69,251 50,360 52,490

41 V Garhdiwala M.e. 6,800 1,100 500

42 IV Garhshankar M.e. 16,560 1,570 4,700 2,750 5,800

43 III Giddarbaha M.e. 3,280 7,800 3,600 6,100 660

44 III Gobindgarh ... : ................. See Gobindgarh Urban Agglomeration •.•.........••... -..•

Gobindgarh UA" ..................... See Constituent Unit .....................

GobindgJrh M.e. 7,420

45 IV Goniana M.e. 15,690 2,260

46 IV GoraYJ NAC 29,030' 1,090 9,3'5U

47 II Gurdaspur M.e. 66,190 4,021 23,900 14,375 2,336

48 IV Guru Har Sahai M.e. 15,000 4,000 3,000

49 V Hariana M.e. 5,580 560 1,500 250 220

50 I Hoshiarpur M.C. :94,050 17,970 11,750 64,600 2,930

51 III Jagraon M.e. 63,190 6,123 9,500 10,750

52 III Jaitu ..................... See Jaim Urban Agglomeration •• -•. _ .... _ .•.•....

Jaitu UA" ..................... See Constituent Unit ....... _ .•..........

Jaitu M.e. 31~950 3,690 4,800 22,250 4,900

53 III Jalalabad .....•• _ ••. --_ .. _ .... See Jalalabad Urban Agglomeration '-'"''''-'''''''''''

Jalalabad UA* .................... - See Constituent Unit -•... -........... --..

Jalalabad M.e. 24,230 4,840 3,800 12,970 1,430

54 I Jalandhar M.Corp. 1,413,350 34,420 99,010 io,ooo

112

-III

1988-1989

(In Rs. '00) Expenditure (Ill Rs. '00)

Other Tocal General Public Public Public Publk Others Total Sources . R.eceipts Administration SJfety Health & Works Institutions (Specify) Expenditure

(Specify) Conveniences

9 10 11 12 IJ 14 IS 16 17

----------.-------.-- See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration ---------.-------.---

.--.--.-------------- See Constituent Unit -----.-.--.-------.--

490 19,770 3,530 650 4,530 2,550 2,710 13,970

571280 26}480 28,090 4,200 58,770

700 23,820 10,150 1,000 6,000 8,440 25,590

1,187 43,090 8,609 5,864 16,4:36 1,356 7,9JO 40,195

----------.---.----- See faridkot Urban Agglomeration ----.--.---•. --------

.-.-.---.-.-_ •• _ See Constituent Unit -----------------

6,120 73,690 14,920 3,870 21,740 16,630 300 15,770 73,230

740 20,080 7,580 10 2,840 8,890 19,320

5 916 41 20 481 17 559

18,690 106,300 30,020 4,940 44,350 18,190 310 8,390 106,260

19,200 173,210 4,4S0 4,460 24,520 1,700 'i70 21,840 57,270

570 172,671 5,192 9,206 86,009 15,337 9,682 38,266 163,692

700 9,100 2,800 4,600 2,30D 9,700

4,430 35,810 4,020 1,010 4,180 10,620 9,500 29,330

42,820 64,260 19,1JO 5,540 14,750 25,090 510 90 65,1 to

.-----.----------.... See Gobindgar!l Urban Agglomeration ---.-----.-----------

--•• -----:----------- See Constituent Unit ---------.-••• --.... -

265,600 273,020 15,770 50,730 20,070 186,300 272,870

7,430 25,380 6,930 940 12,100 5,620 330 2,670 28,590

4,330 43,800 11,210 5,540 4,940 20,080 41,770

2,187 113,009 22,598 7,682 22,272 55,687 146 108,385

3,500 25,500 15,000 1,000 3,000 4,000 2,500 25,500

700 8,810 2,880 20 680 3,940 2,410 9,930

6,810 298,Ito 61,030 14,960 119,120 75,510 740 22,570 293,930

4,770 94,333 20,070 28,130 36,980 500 1,860 87,540

.• ------•••• -- See J aitu Urban Agglomeration ....... -.----•• --.-.-

--.---.-.-------•. --- See Constituem Unit -----.--.---------.--

5,1 TO 72,700 24,400 1,770' 26,430 5,950 260 3,610 62,420

•.• _ •• - •••••• -••• - See Jalalabad Urban Agglomeration .• -----.---.--.-

••• ---.------.--.- See Constituent Unit •• ---.--.-----.--

5,210 52,480 12,210 290 22,840 18,030 53,370

15,880 1,572,660 550,100 4,000 (14,500 733,430 123,660 1,525,690

113

STATEMENT

Municipal Finance·

SI. Class and Name Civic Receipts No. of Town Administration Receipt Revenue derived from Munici· Government loan Advance

status (in 1990) through Taxes pal properties and Power Grant etc. apart from Taxation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 55 III J alandhar Cantt. CB. 103,066 34,217 1,602 56 IV Jandiala M.C. 19,740 2,820 4,700 1,000

57 II Kapurthala M.C 77,596 2,776 7,800 36,226 1,377

5~ III Kartarpur M.C 11,590 4,600 11,230

59 II Khanna M.C ·106,850 5,410 10,350 8,500 300 60 III Kharar .......••......... _. See Kharar Urban Agglomeration -: ....•.••••.••••••.

Kharar UA* ..................... See Constituent Unit .... _ ....••.....•.•.

Kharar M.C 25,350 2,280 2,330 370

61 V Kot Fatta M.C 878 174 2,621 750

62 V Kot Ise Khan CT. 9 118 1,300

. 63 II Kot Kapura M.C 216,180 1,550 2,100 17,500 550 64 IV Kurali M.C 22,170 5,400 1,000

65 IV lehragaga M.C 12,600 3,860 4,790 10,250

66 IV longowal ._ ••....•.•.... _ .•• See longowal Urban Agglomeration .....................

longowal UA* .•................•.. See Constituent Unit .... , •••••..•.• ~ •.••.

longowal M.C 3,918 59 5,810 250

67 I Ludhiana M.Corp. ~,116,580 32,320

68 IV Machhiwara M.C 15,500 2,030 7,600 2,000 1,070

69 IV Majitha .............••...... See Majitha Urban Agglomeration .....................

Majitha lIA* ..................... See Constituent Unit .................. _.

Majitha M.C 4,760 460 5,000 - 750

70 II Malerkotla '1.C 91,890 6,670 6,580 7,400 16,210

71 II Malout M.C ,9,620 2,130 9,500 39,570

72 II Mansa M.C 71,400 8,310 6,210 29,420 2,230

73 III Maur M.C 22,345 2,335 2,290 10,620 264 74 I Moga ................. _ •. See Moga Urban Agglomeration .....................

Moga UA* .......••..........•• See Constituent Unit ••....••• _ ..•...•...

Moga M.C 178,150 11,580 8,700 17,'500

75 IV Morinda M.C 3,240 3,900 5,000 780 76 IV Mukerian M.C 21,150 670 2,000 5,130 800

77 II Muktsar M.C 1,620 5,910 12,000 1,500

78 IV Mullanpur Dakha N.A.C 3;970 3,000 3,000

79 II Nabha M.C 8,710 3,450 8,500 29,750

80 III Nakodar M.C 5,120 5,510 15,000 4,120

114

III

1988·1989

(In Rs. '00) Expenditure (In Rs. '00) Other Total General Public Public Public Public Others Total

Sources Receipts Administration Safety Health & Works Institutions (Specify) Expenditure (Specify) Conveniences

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 127,543 266,428 27,121 106,088- 35,854 27,645 17,147 213,855

28,260 14,260 10,490 3,310 28,060 32,713 158,488 20,423 3,814 64,741 34,535 29,422 152,935

830 28,250 6,330 960 18,030 270 5,090 30,680 33,080 164,490 9,040 4,120 45,570 18,440 2,140 85,640 IQ4,950

•.......•••••.••..•.. See Kharar Urban Agglomeration •......••..••..•...••

••...••.....••..•.... See Constituent Unit ...................•.

6,570 36,900 12,820 2,250 4,390 2,920 11,430 33,810

233 4,656 509 187 3,195 120 4,011

100 1,527 150 40 1,670 25 1,885 32,370 280,250 23,500 14,900 30,250 3,320 16,800 185,330 274,100

1,170 29,740 16,230 790 4,530 2,720 5,430 29,700

3,140 34,640 13,380 1,200 260 3,470 13,480 31,790

••••••••••••.•••.•... See Longowai Urban Agglomeration ..••.•••...... - ••••.

'-.• -".' .••• - ••• See constituent Unit ........••....•..••••

697 10,734 1,845 836 1,000 6,464 10,145 22,941 2,171,841 610,000 110,000 1,198,040 428,000 2,346,040

760 28,960 6,700 1,860 6,740 4,390 2,870 22,560

...•.••.• _ •..•••••• See Majitha Urba,n Agglomeration •......•..•......•...

..•.•.••••......••••• See Constituent Unit ........•••.... : ...••

480 11,450 2,000 640 1,800 1,300 1,950 7,690

14,840 143,590 21,HO 32;610 1,110 82,130 137,190 86,030 146,850 29,450 6,330 20,430 44,550' 44,650 145,410

5,350 122,920 17,850 11,310 57,520 2,920 1,270 30,170 121,040

3,412 41,266 11,370 9,760 1,310 3,410 60 15,700 41,610

••••••.....•••.••.... See Moga Urban Agglomeration ••••••••••••••••..•••

••.... --.. -•• --•..•.. See Constituent Unit - .••• -.---.--.-•. -

40,890 251,820 68,960 3,460 46,190 3,340 620 136,480 259,050

23,280 36,200 11,370 1,270 4,040 17,730 1,400 35,810 1,160 30,410 8,360 1,640 5,450 6,870 8,370 30,690

64,590 85,620 45,740 29,380 4,270 79,390 16,440 26,410 11,820 12,900 24,720 66,260 116,670 5,630 880 32,380 32,580 28,980 100,450 30,650 60,400 2,000 3,000 12,000 30,780 5,050 52,830

115

STATEMENT

Municipal Finance

SI. Class and Name Civic Receipts No. of Town Administration Receipt Revenue derived from Munici- Government LO,ln Advance

status (in 199O) through Taxes pal properties and Power Grant etc. apart from Taxation

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 81 Iii Nangal Township .-•••..•••••. -•• ----- See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration ----------.

Nangal Township UA* -------------------- See Constituent Unit --.------------------

Nangal Township M.e. 41,930 1,060 3,100 880 50 82 III Nawanshahr M.e. 49,810 4,250 5,000 6,500

83 IV Naya Nangal N.A.e. 95,8~5 1,470

84 IV Nurmahal M.e. 11.110 1,760 3,300 5,000

85 I Pathankot --------------------- See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration ---------------

Pathankot UA* --------------------- See Constituent Unit ---------------------

Pathankot M.e. 15,990 9,370 23,000 3,000

86 I Patiala ••. -•....•••• ---.•... See Patiala Urban Agglomeration ------.-.--------••• -

Patlala UA* ------------.-------- See Constituent Unit ---------------------

Patiala M.e. 440,810 20,470 30,490 36,000

87 IV Patran N.A.C. 18,400 2,240 5,000 1,400

88 III Patti M.e. 22,456 2,672 5,100 19,350

89 V Payal M.e. 3,630 2,750 500

90 II Phagwara ----.---------------- See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration .----.-.--------.-•• -

Phagwara UA* -----.------------- See constituent Unit -.--------•• -.---•• -.

Pahgwara M.e. 14,850 4,440 53,930

91 III Phillaur M.e. 25,690 900 3,660 12,000

92 III Qadian -------------------- See Qadian Urban ~gglomeration •• -.-----------.-----

Qadlan UA* ---------••••• -••..• - See constituent Unit -•.....•..•••• ----

Qadian M.e. 9,760 850 2,500 750 660

93 IV Rahon' M.e. 5,610 190 1,200 7,140 800

94 III Raikot M.e. 23,540 870 5,900

95 IV Rajasansi e.T. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

96 II Rajpura M.e. 190,290 7,280 6,400 13,250 2,280

97 IV Rarnan M.e. 2,737 7,035 . 4,174 4,000

98 VI Ramdas M.e. 1,620 10 2,900 250

99 ill Rampura Phul M.e. 5,670 3,270 2,800 4,370 1,230

100 V Rayya N.A.e. 9,400 750

101 III Rupnagar M.e. 8,400 6,900 13,210

102 II S.A.S. Nagar (Mohall) N.A.e. 10,600

103 III Samana M.e. 30,280 3,680 9,000 '1,010 80

104 IV Samrala --.------------------ See Samrala Urban, Agglomeration ----------.-.------

Samrala U.A.* -------.------------- See Constituent Unit ---------------------

116

·111

1988·1989

(In Rs. '00) Expenditure (In Rs. '00)

Other Total General Public Public Public Public Others Total

Sources Receipts Administration SafetY Health & Works Institutions (Specify) Expenditure /'

(Specify) Conveniences

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17

.•. - .•............•• See Nangai Township Urban Agglomeration •..•••••.••••••• _ •••

.....••............•. See Constituent Unit •.......• - .••.•••••.

6,170 53,19.0 10,580 2,530 23,800 25, tOO 3,600 65,610

10,140 75,700 2,090 450 10,020 12,040 460 53,900 78,960

243,003 340,308 13,522 9,589 88,340 41,612 207,277 350,340

4,800 25,970 7,220 2,130 4,140 13,180 26,670

..•.......•••........ See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration ...•.•.•..........••.

.•• - •.......• - .•.•. See Constituent Unit ..•..•........••• - .•

149,240 200,600 34,660 18,800 40,120 41,380 64,330 199,290

... , •.•.••....•.•..•. See Patiala Urban Agglomeration •.•.••••.•.. - ......•

.••.•• - .....•• - .... See Constituent Unit •••••.•.•.•.•.•••.•••

7,690 535,460 55,180 67,240 264,350 65,820 3,470 70,470 526,530

5,000 32,040 8,130 1,620 9,460 12,640 31,850

3,927 53,505 10,905 1,682 8,982 2,106 262 29,226 53,163

150 7,030 1,270 500 130 3,240 5,140

..•...........•...... See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration .•••..•••....•.•••••

•.•.•••.....•.•.•.... See Constituent Unit •...•.........•••.•..

115,160 188,380 19,840 12,390 55,090 16,540 180 78,450 182,490

6,850 49,100 19,770 1,650 14,630 36,050

- •••. - •. - •• - •. -. See, Qadian Urban Agglomeration .-....... - .••....•.

.• - ..••••••.••.....• See Constituent Unit ... - ... - ..... - .•••

1,940 16,460 8,740 510 2,630 4,370 16,250

1,420 16,360 2,710 710 11,760 1,940 17,120

850 31,160 11,330 2,620 5,550 11,500 1,870 32,870

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

10,440 229,940 42,150 3,640 39,850 73,110 680 72,860 232,290

26,295 44,241 20,035 9,674 8,416 56 6,656 44,837

130 4,910 1,220 220 1,440

51,960 69,300 16,960 7,390 30,630 4,610 8,370 67,960

10,150 5,800 4,940 10,740

46,170 74,680 26,760 41,930 3,340 72,030

103,260 113,860 . 32,430 96,360 128,790

10,120 54,170 1.1,660 2,890 26,320 9,810 3,170 53,850

..................... See Samrala Urban Agglomeration ............... -.~ ..

.. - ............ - ••. See Constituent Unit .....................

117

STATEMENT

Municipal Finance

SI. CI~s and Name Civic Receipts

No. ofTown Administration Receipt Revenue derived from Munici- Government Loan Advance

status (In 1990) through Taxes pal properties and Power Grant

etc. apart from Taxation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Samrala M.e. 31,650 5,700

105 IV Sanaur --------------------- See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration --------------------

Sanaur UA* ------------------- See Constituent Unit ---------------------

Sanaur M.e. 520 440 2,600 12,840

106 VI Sangat M.e. 2,575 394 1,009 500

107 II Sangrur M.e. 76,970 6,3110 13,990 9,000

108 IV Shahkot N.A.e. 2,210 1,700 31,350 3,750

109 VI Shamchaurasi M.e. 1,850

110 III Sirhind M.e. 6,170 1,950 6,500 3,750 14,390

111 Vi Sri Hargobindpur M.e. 1.670 310 90

112 IV Sujanpu~ --------------------- See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration ---------------------

Sujanpur U,A.* ••• ---•.• --.-------. See Constituent Unit --.---.------------

SuJanpur M.e. 440 880 750

113 IV Sultanpur M.e. 3,640 2,500 19,370 930

114 Sunam -.•. -.---.--------- See Sunam Urban Agglomeration ---------------------

Sunam U.A.* --------------------- See Constituent Unit ---... -------..... --

Sunam M.e. 46,421 5,703 7,370 12,580 348

115 IV Talwandi Bhai M.e. 18,490 2,810 3,000 7,250 280

116 IV Talwara e.T. N.A. New Cer1SUs Town In 1991

117 IV Tapa -.... --------.. ------ See Tapa Urban Agglomeration .. ---.. ----.. --------

Tapa U.A.* ----.. -----------.--- See Constituent Unit ----------.--------.

Tapa M.e. 13,360 1,840 1,700 4,500

118 III Tarn Taran M_e. l6,880 3,720 12,700 1,250

119 IV Urmar Tanda M.e. 19,510 3,500 1,370

120 III Zira --------------------- See Zira Urban Agglomeration .-------------------.

Zira UA* --------------------- See Constituent Unit --------------------

Zira M.e. 26,900 6,770 8,220 11,760 430

I. (-) Dash Denotes nil

2. • Includes Outgrowth(s)

3. N.A. Data Not available

118

,III

1988-1989

(In Rs. '00) Expenditure (In Rs. ~OO) Other Total General Public Public Public Public Others Total Sources A.ecelpts Administration SafelY Healm& Works Institutions (Specify) Expendlwre

(Specify) Conveniences 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1,580 38,930 18,490 18,840 1,600 38,930

------, .. -.----- See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration ----------------

------------- See Constituent Unit ------.... ----

3,480 19,880 2,600 ~7,310 19,910

547 5,025 1,474 ISS 928 1,010 1,427 4,994

4,570 110,910 20,780 7,330 51;470 20,020 30 20,810 120,440

11,51,Q ~3,550 960 8,9!9 18,200 16,920 44,150

1,850 840 130 800 120 1,890

4t,l90 74,950 2,740 4,540, 10,139 • '25,010 29,040 71,460

2,070 1,380 1,260 2,640

-.-------- See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration -_.---.--

"---"-'-- See Consdtuent Unit .--.----.--

5,21~ 7,280 3;300 ' 1,000 ".,> ,\,'

770 1,060 1,210 7,340 .. , i ~"

, 16,890 43,330 2,180 32,260 350 11,680 46,470

-.----' _....cc. See Sunam Urban 'Agglomeration ----------..!-.-.. ------.,---.--.- See Constlwent Unit •..... --..• -.-.. ----

10 72,432 12,086 3,730 29,908 19,478 257 7,819 73,278

410 32,240 6,700 930 16,660 9,930 2,430 36,650

New Census Town In 1991

- See Tapa Urban Agglomeration •... -~ .• - .. -.-

- •. __ ..;. •.. - See Constiwent Unit .-.---.-.--

990 22,390 8,100 2,000 2,500 7,000 1,330 20,930

7,OCXJ 61,550 16,050 11,430 28,880 130 56,490

1,470 25,.850 1,150 600 18,020 19,770

------- See Zira Urban Agglomeration .----.----.--

.. ----.-... -- See Constiwent Unit .....•.... -.•.. --

3,110 574,900 10,350 1,540 32,730 7,370 7,280 59,270

119

STATEMENT:: IV

'eIV'le AND OTHER AMEN'f'T"IES, 11989

f2J

STATEMENT

Civic and Other

SI. Class and Civic Popula· Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines

No. Name of administration tion Caste length Severage

Town status Population (in Kms.) Water Service Others

in 1990 Borne

2 ] 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

I Abohar M.C 107,163 19,760 118.64 OSD,S 5,400 2,000 1,850

2 IV Adampur M.C. 15,331 5,289 15.50 OSD,S 200 1,200 100

3 III Ahmedgarh M.e. 25,560 3,976 26.90 OSD,S 325 100 2,700

4 V AJcalgarh CT. 5,564 1,523 NA OSD

5 V Alawalpur M.e. 6,468 3,745 11.00 OSD 200 100 800

6 V Amloh M.C. 9,854 2,219 10.00 OSD 200 2,000 1,000

7 I AmrilSar M.Corp. 108,~35 124,783 599.89 -OSD,5 50,'697 12,000 60

a. VI AmrllS3l' Cantt. e.B. 3,832 1,005 J5.20 , OSC,S 2,535 59,

9 V Anandpur Sahib M.C. 10,674 2,898 7.00 OSD,S 500 16

10 V Badhnl Kalan NAC 8,572 2,875 5.00 OSD 450 136

11 IV Baghapurana NAC 17,287 4,484 5.00 OSD 680 1,100

12 IV Banga Me 17,721 6,517 19.00 5,OSD 1,600 590

13 IV Banur M.e. 10,014 3,011 10.50 OSD 600 9

14 IV Barela M.C. 11,537 2,812 7.00 OSD,PT 50 200 150

15 II Bamala M.C. 75,430 17,368 42.00 S,OSD 1000 4,800 108

16 IV Bassi M.C. 18,138 4,454 8.00 OSD,PT ISO 500 112

17 I Batala ................. :. See Batala Urban Agglomeration ............... _ ..

Batala UA* 103,367 27,407 51.70 S,OSD 2,311 15,511 25

122

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Amenities, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of connections) Others

disposal of Source System of Storage Fighting Domestic Industrial Commercial Road

night soil of with capacitY in Servlces* Lighting

Supply litres (in brackets) (points)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

S,WB T,TW OHT YES 14,520 418 3,774 1,718 18

(20,000)

ST,HL TW Jalandhar 2,086 76 866 82

16

PT,ST T,TW OHT Ludhiana 4,417 334 1,992 97

(910) 26

WB TW .• Airforce Station 543 5 138 NA 32

Halwara (1)

WD,ST T,TW Jalandhar 1,062 27 207 134

(14)

WB TW Gobindgarh 1,902 IIJ 775 100 3

(8)

O,WB T,TW OHT Yes 90,822 11,645 44,301 19,697

(18,200)

O,WB T,TW OHT Amrirsar 453 5 55 673 3

(228) (3)

S,ST T,WT OHT Nangal Township 1,737 36 684 154 9

(451) 20

PT,HL T,TW 8WP Moga 1,319 119 107 NA

(23)

WB,HL T,TW Moga 3,871 920 71

(20)

PT,S T,TW Phagwara 3,243 204 1,376 453 85

(35)

WB,B TW OHT Rajpura 8,889 216 619 1. 1460

(137) (14)

WB,PT T,TW SR Mansa 2,009 66 475 168

(4,550) (35)

S,B T,TW OHT Yes 10,589 326 2,930 15 320

(2,540)

WB,HL . TW,TK BWP Chandigarh 3,161 62 1,036 465 44

(42)

.•.. -.----.••. -..•. See Batala Urban Agglomeration .-•. _-_.-..... _ .•••

S.WS T,TW OHT Yes 15,829 2,700 5,558 3,081 221

(2,875)

123

STATEMENT

Civic and Other

51. Class and Civic Popula· Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines No. Name of administration tion Caste length Severage

Town status Population (in Kms.) Water Service Others in 1990 Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Batala M.C. 86,006 21,637 51.70 S,OSD 2,311 15,511 25

18 I Bathlnda M.C. 159,042 32,266 75.00 S,OSD 1,500 800 8

19 VI 3ehrampur C.T. 4,806 1,715 N.A. OSD 255 S

20 IV Bhadaur M.C, 14,808 5,690 7.00 OSD,CD 80 200 508

21 IV Bhawanigarh •••..•.••.....•. : .. See BhawJmgarh Urban Agglomeration •..•.•... - .••.•..

Bhawanigarh UA* 13,900 3,252 5;00 S,OSD 550 50

Bhawanigarh M.C. 10,115 1,962 5.00 S,OSD 550 50

22 IV Bhikhiwilld C.T. 11,950 3,149 2.00 OSD,S 200 125 8

23 VI Bhogpur C.T. 4,896 1,469 NA OSD 377 128

24 IV Bhucho Mandl M.C. 10,006 3,291 19.50 S.OSD 4,445

25 IV Budhlada M.C. 18,717 2,959 18.89 S.OSD 495 44

26 .IV Dasua M.C. 18,351 3,864 15.45 OSD 2,500 500

27 V 0.: Baba Nanak M.C. 7,380 1,630 2.00 OSD 455

28 V Dera Bassi M.C. 9,602 1,386 6.66 S,BSD 3,000 4

2S IV Dhanauia M.C. 15,967 4,803 5.00 OSD 5 400

30 IV Dhariwai M.C. 14,214 . 820 1.44 OSD,S 95 385 2

31 IV Dharamkot ................... See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration .......... _ .....

Dharamkot U.A. • 11,981 2,782 3.00 S,OSD 300 200 150

124

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Amenities, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of conne.::t!ons) Others olSposalof Source Syst.em of Storage Fighting Domestic Industrial Commercial Road

night soil of with capacity in SelVices· lighting

Supply litres (in brackets) (points)

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

S,WB' T,TW OHT Yes 15,829 2,700 5,558 3,081 221

(2875)

S,ST ·T,TW OHT Yes 29,435 649 6,638 3,295 68

(5142)

B TW Gurdaspur 697 14 210 N.A. 60

(12)

ST T,TW BWP Bamala 2,589 78 340 2 220

(27)

-----------.---.--- See Bhawanigarh Urban Agglomeration -.--------.-.. -----

WB,S T,TW Sangrur 2,436 208 922 66

(19)

WB,S T,TW Sangrur 2,436 208 922 66

(19)

ST TW Amritsar 725 61 420 N.A. 16

(40)

ST TW ]alandhar 1,164 85 829 NA 21

(20)

S,WB T,TW OHT Bathinda 2,577 85 661 223 23

(2503) (12)

S,PT T.TW OHT Mansa 4,988 170 1,299 'J45

(800) (32)

WB T,TW SR Hoshlarpur 3,146 103 1,397 520 47

(41)

WB/B T,WT OHT Bamala 948 18 321 . 155 8

(430) (29)

WB,PT T,TW OHT Chandigarh 8,703 229 1,129 201 736

(228) (20)

WB,B T,TW OHT Bamala 2,945 120 307 2 205

(455) (12)

WB,T T,rw Gurdaspur 3,222 105 904 259 25

(12)

---------------- See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration ------------

ST,WB T,TW BWP Moga 1,640 570 43 168

(16)

125

STATEMENT

Civic and Other

. SI. Class and Civic Popula- Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines

No. Name of adminiStration tion Caste length Severage

Town status Population (in Kms.) Water Service Others

in 1990 Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Dharamkot M.C. 11,293 2,575 3.00 S,OSD 300 200, 150

32 III Dhuri M.C. 37,431 a,182 26.00 OSD,S 400 4,000 602

33 IV Dlnanagar M.C. 16,968 4,759 7.00 OSD,S 96 872

34 V Doraha M.C. 9,589 1,004 12.25 S,OSD 500 650 350

35 II Faridkot ---.-.-------.----- See F aridkot Urban Agglomeration --------------.--

Faridkot U.A.* 58,625 15,572 56.50 S,OSD 1,500 2,000 1,802

Faridkot M.C. 58,244 15,370 56.50 S,OSD 1,500 2,00(1 1,802

36 IV F atehgarh Churian M.C. 11,088 1,597 3.50 OSD,S 135 600 860

37 V Fatehnangal C.T. 6,095 1,756 6.32 OSD 15 15

3~ (( Fazilka M.C. 58,028 : 1,710 57.98 OSD,S 2,000 4,000 530

39 II Firozpur M.C. 78,738 13,483 46.34 S,OSD 4,000 6,000 2,880

40 II Flrozpur Cantt C.B. 53,094 10,490 26.06 S,OSD 3,500 500 25

41 V Garhdlwala M.C. 5,159 1,326 2.00 OSD 40 1,121

42 IV Garhshankar M.C. 11,761 4,423 3_66 OSD 980 22

·43 III Glddarbaha M.C. 29,866 9,109 30.00 S,OSD 842

44 III Gobindgarh .---... _ .. --•• ,-. See Gobindgarh Urban A"gJomeration ---•• ---------

Gobindgarh U.A.* 42,063 6,123 26.00 S,OSD 4,000 300

Gobindgarh M.C. 40,175 5,660 26.00 S,OSD 4,000 300

45 IV Gonlana M.C. 10,415 2,169 13.05 S,OSD 355 200 3

126

IV

Amenities, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of connections) Others disposal of Source System of Storage Fighting Domestic Industrial Commercial Road

night soil of with capacity in SelVices· Lighting

Supply lieres (in brackets) (points)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

ST,WB T,TW BWP Moga 1,640 570 43 168

(16)

WB,S T,TW OHD Sangrur 7,333 555 2,550 3 22

(1,200) (14)

HL,S T,TW OHT Gurdaspur 2,437 180 931 270

(100) (12)

S,ST TW OHT Khanna 1,845 149 911 3 11

(225) (21)

------------------- See Faridko[ Urban Agglomeration ----------------

WB,S T,TW OHT Yes 9,115 2,158 164 5 256

(2,043)

wa,s T,TW OHT Yes 9,115 2,158 16 .. 5 256

(2,043)

WB TW Batala 1,909 112 842 L09

(26)

WB TW Gurdaspur N_A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

(13)

S,PT T,TW OHT Yes 8,061 219 2,568 900 106

(300)

S,ST T,TW OHT Yes 9,228 433 3,240 1,370

(1,755)

S,ST T,TW OHT Yes 13,651 569 4,858 627 86

(500)

ST TW,T Hoshiarpur 1,025 25 536 132 7

(2S)

B,WB T,TW Hoshiarpur 1902 109 928 250 16

(41)

S,PT T,TW OHT Yes 5,690 178 1,233 124 15

(1,600)

------------------- See Goblndgarh Urban Agglomeration ------------------

S,ST I,IW OHT Yes 6,713 573 2,595 1,771 7

S,ST T,TW OHT Yes 6,713 573 2,595 1,771 7

S,WB T,TW OHT llathinda 6,771 90 77i 245 22

(45,500) (11)

127

STATEMENT

Civic and Other

-51. Class and Civic, Popula- Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines" 1

No. Name of administration tlon Caste length Severa,e Town status Population (in Kms.) Water Service Others

in 1990 Borne 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

46 IV Goraya N.A.C. 10,708 2,494 10.60 S,OSD 800 745

47 II Gurdaspur M.e. 54,735 11,047 31.94 S,OSD 405 2,750 12

48 IV Guru Har Sahal M.e. fO,Sao 1,183 10.00 ')SD,PT 300 100

49 V Hariana M.e. 6,473 1,780 1.00 OSD 500 \

';0 I Hoshiarpur M.C. 122,705 29,750 69.30 S 1,300 716

51 III Ja~aon M.e. 47,372 14,219 2:l.23 S,OSD

52 III Jaltu ••• __ .......... See laltu Urban A,glomeration ........... _ ... _.

Jaltu U.A.* 28,850 9,813 31.50 S,OSD 523 630 418

Jaltu M.e. 28,758 9,807 31.50 S,OSD S23 630 418

53 III Jalalabad ................... See lalalabad Urban Agglomeration ___ ,_ ........... _.

)alalabad U.A.* 23,108 2,692 38.05 S,OSD 20 200 458

lalalabad M.e. 18,476 1,707 38.05 S,OSD 20 200 458

54 I Jalandhar M.Corp 509,510 140,696 349.00 S,OSD 10

55 III )alandhar \..antt. e.B 31,520 6,200 14.81 S,OSD 4;500 19

56 IV Jandiala M.e. 19,293 5,771 7.00 S,OSD 1,500 1,400

57 II Kapurthala M.e. 64,567 13,751 59.75 S 8,002 2,135 64

58 III Kartarpur M.e. 21,093 9,255 19.00 S,OSD 300 2,000

59 II Khanna M.e. 71,990 14,709 38.50 S,OSD

128

·IV

Amenities, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of connections) Others

disposal of Source Sysre'm of S wrage Fighting Domestic Industrial Commercial Road

night soil of with capacity in Services· Lighting

Supply litres <in brackets) (points)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

ST T,TW Phagwara 3,088 375 1,250 257 65

(8)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 7,779 367 2,793 1,664 68

(300)

PT,WB T,TW OHT Firozpur 2,669 92 677 200 29

(150) (39)

0 r,TW' Hoshiarpur 1,225 31 460 113 17

(15)

S T,TW OHT Yes 18,917 739 6,498 2,949 451

(400)

S,HL T,TW OHT Moga 9,609 358 3,3.~5 3

(800) (30)

•••• ----------.-- See Jaitu Urban Agglornerati(;m ----------------

S,PT T,TW OHT Kotkapura 3,827 1,212 181 4

(273) ( 16)

S,PT T,TW OHT KOlkapura 3,827 1,212 181 4

(273) (16)

------------------ See Jalalabad Urban Agglomeration ---------------

WB,HL T,TW OHT Fazllka 3,250 156 892 252

(210) (36)

WB,HL T,TW OHT Fazilka 3,250 156 892 252

(210) (36)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 82,46 6,760 26,307 730 N.A.

(45,000)

PT.S T,TW OHT }alandhar 4,61S 136 1,528 63

(1,818) (3)

~T T,TW OHT Amritsar 2,747 158 490 257 114

(910) (20)

WB TjTW OHT Yes 10,278 453 1,195 2,831 7

(2,400)

S,HL T,TW Jalandhar 3,106 221 1,352 212 3

(16)

WS,S T,TW OHT Yes 11,935 635 4,584 26 60

(5,000)

129

STATEMENT

Civic ana ,Other

SI. Class and Civic Popula- Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines

No. Name of administration don Ca<;te length Severage

Town statUs Population (in Kms.} Wa,ter Service O~hers

in 1990 Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

60 III Kharar .-----.--.. -.-.--- See Kharar Urban Agglomeration -------........ -..•

Kharar U_A.* 26,109 6,084 16.50 OSD 850 1,750 3

Kharar M.e. 25,938 6,015 16.50 OSD 850 1,750 3

61 V Kot Fatta M.e. 5,61 [ 2,049 2. II P.T,CD 9

62 V Kot Ise Khan C.T. 7,604 2,022 2.00 OSD 200 150 150

63 (( Kot Kapura M.C. 62,430 17,714 50.00 S,OSD 1,500 4,000 2,043

64 IV Kurali M.C. 17,592 3,987 8.00 OSD,Pi 2,380 325

65 IV Lehragaga M.e. 15,555 3,722 13.85 OSD,PT 100 300 260

66 IV Longowal .. - ••. -.-_ ....... See Longowal Urban Agclomeration _ ......... -..•.•.

Longowal U.A.* 16,254 4,063 8.00 OSD 25

Longowal M.C. 15,419 4,032 8.00 050 25

.67 I Ludhiana M.Corp. [,042,740 123,521 946.00 S,OSD 350,000 4,000 ., I to

68 IV Machhiwara N.A.C. 13,.554 4,287 8.00 OSD 756 1,250 2

69 IV Malitha .. -.... -..... - .... See Majitha Urban Agglomeration ........ --._ .•. --

Majitha U.A.* 10,713 4,372 7.50 S,OSD 150 350 75

Maiitha M.C. 9,912 3,876 7.50 S,OSD 150 350 75

70 II Malerkoda M.C. 88,600 4,814 56.40 S,OSD 3,000 7,000 3

71 II Malout M.C. 56,868 14,348 46.00 S,OSD 2,510 1,451

130

·IV

Amenliies, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of connections) Others disposal of Source System of Storage Fighting Domestic Industrial Commercial Road

night soil of with capacity in Services" Lighting Supply litres.(in brackets) (points)

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

...•..•... -------- See Kharar Urban Agglomeration -.------.---.-...• •

WB,HL T,TW OHT SAS Nagar 5,092 201 1,313 403 366

(Mohali) (6)

WB,HL T,TW OHT SAS Nagar 5,092 201 1,313 403 366

(Mohall) (6)

PT,ST TW,W BWP Bathinda 742 12 76 26

(26)

H,L,O TW,T BWP Moga 1,140 410 47 14

(16)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 10,190 2,731 586 3 428

(1,362)

WB,O T,JW OHT SAS Nagar 987 178 1,027 240 14

(500) (Mohal1} ( 17)

WB,HL T,TW OHT Sangrur 3,126 184 647 2 21

(500) (45)

.. ---•• -.. -.-- See Longowal Urban Agglomeration ---------------

WB,B 'fW"W '\, -- Sangrur 2,541 35 357 t 16

(18)

WB,B TW,W . Sangrur 2,541 35 357 16

(18)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 156,876 18,125 49,267 142 1;188

(19,350)

WB,O TW Khanna 3,037 92 991

(28)

---.---... --------- See Majitha Urban Agglomeration .--.-------.-.-

WB,B T,TW Amritsar 2,106 21 203 70

(18)

WB,B T,TW Amritsar 2,106 21 203 70

(18)

S,ST T,TW OHT Sangrur 13,222 869 5,172 12 39

(910) (32)

S,HL T,TW OHT Yes 9,261 407 2,624 930

(4,095)

131

STATEMENT

CMe and Other

51. Class and Civic Popula- Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines

No. Name of administration tion Caste length Severage

Town status Population (In Kms.) Water SelVke Others in 1990 Borne

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

72 II Mansa M.e. 55,089 11,619 25.56 S,OSD 1,500 851 84.

73 III Maur M.e 25,180 7,611 29_00 OSD,S 157 127 503

74 I Moga ---------------- See Moga Urban Agglomeration ----------------

Moga U.A.* 110,958 19,204 31.00 S,OSD 8,441 14

Moga M.e. 108,304 18,260 31.00 S,OSD 8,441 14

75 IV Morinda M.e 17,440 4,142 7.00 S,OSD 100 500

76 IV Mukerian M.e. 17,813 3,464 8.95 05D

77 II Mukrsar M.e 66,383 16,911 10.50 S,OSD

78 IV Mullanpur Dakha N.A.e. 10,138 3,706 5.50 . S,OSD 1,846 57 109

79 II Nabha M.e. 54,421 6,399 75.90 S,OSD 400 6,000 2,'()09

80 III Nakodar M.C. 28,478 9,938 17.50 S,OSD 872 2

81 III Nangal Township ----•• ----------- See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration ----------~-

Nangal Township U.A.* 32,003 7,419 40.50 OSD,S

Nangal Township N.A.e. 29,311 6,698 40.50 05D,S'

82 III Nawanshahr M.e. 29,955 9,152 43.50 S,OSD 1,477 4,500

83 IV Naya Nangai N.A.e. 12,046 2,123 59.00 S

84 IV Nurmahai M.e. 11,149 3,897 4.00 OSD 240 430 .4

85 I Pathankot ------------------ See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration ---------------

Pathankot U.A.* 128,198 26,358 33.12 S 4,030 7,897 6,810

132

·IV

Amenllies, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of connection~) Others

disposal of Source System of Storage Fighting Domestic Industrial Commercial Road

night soil of with capacity in Services * Lighting Supply lIeres (In brackets) (points)

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19

S,ST T,TW OHT Yes 11,253 400 2,350 B09

(4,095)

PT,S T,TW OHT Bathinda 3,819 93 1,001 425 3

(150) (42)

.•••...•..•.•...... See Moga Urban Agglomeration - ....•... _ •••....

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 17,297 5,586 886 7 473

(3,240)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 17,297 5,586 886 7 473

(3,240)

ST,HL TW,T SAS Nagar 3,476 164 951 425 47

(Mohali) (20)

WB T,TW OHT Talwara 3,204 114 1,599 418 52

(200) (28)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 12,245 414 3,312 1,173 243

(2,320)

WB,PT T,TW ludhiana 1,758 93 834 2 39

(19)

S,ST T,TW OHT Patiala 8,523 493 3,644 1,223 4

(796) (26)

S,WB T,TW OHT )alandhar 5,558 1,941 2,314 611

(24)

••• -_ •...•••• - •• See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration - •.•.•.••.....••..

WB,ST T,TW OHT Yes 1,143 27 551 150 6

(228)

WB,ST T,TW OHT Yes 1,143 27 551 150 6

(228)

S,HL T,TW OHT Phagwara 5,294 292 12,674 800 99

(455) (38)

S TW OHT Yes 12 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

(910)

WB T,TW )alandhar 1,750 10 470 350 3

(33)

......•.... , ..••... See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration ----.. ------------.

S,ST T,TW OHT Yes 21,010 624 5,913 1,687 110

(11,802)

133

STATEMENT

Civic and Other

51. Class and Civic Popula· Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines

No. Name of administration tion Caste lenl!(h Severage

Town status Population (in Kms.) Water Service OtherS in 1990 Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Pathankot M.C. 123,930 24,121 33.12 S 4,030 7,897 6,810

86 I Patiala .•.• : .•.•..•....... See Patiala Urban Agglomeration -------.---'--.

Patiala U.A.* 253,706 24,688 460.00 S,OSD 3,350 30,000 29

Patiala M.C. 238,368 22,910 460.00 S,OSD 3,350 30,000 29

87 IV Patran N.A.C. 14,328 1,790 10.00 OSD,S 546 306

88 III Patti M.C. 27,776 5,635 12.80 OSD,S 98 5,870 2

89 . V Payal M.C. 5,852 2,285 3.00 OSD,S l,iH6 51 109

90 II Phagwara --------....... -- See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration ..... - .. --•. ---

Phagwara U.A.* 88,316 22,648 62.00 S 9,000 5,005

Phagwara M.C. 83,163 19,425 62.00 S 9,000 5,005

91 III Phillaur M.e. 20,956 8,109 10.79 S,OSD 1,000 650 500

92 III Qadian ......... --.. ------ See Qadian Urban Agglomeration ----------...... -.

Qadian U.A.* 20,012 2,389 14.40 OSD 500 2,200

Qadian M.e. 18,867 1,525 14.40 OSD 500 2,200

93 IV Rahon M.C. 10,771 4,578 29.50 S,OSD 540 570 145

94 III Raikot M.e. 21,061 7,292 21.91 S,OSD 8

95 IV Rajasansi e.T. 10,00B 4,092 3.00 OSD 21 141 262

96 II Rajpura M.C. 70,~83 4,205 113.00 S,05D 6,189 1,808

97 IV Raman M.C. 17,275 4,856 18.10 5,05D 448 578 95

134

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Amenities, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of connections) Others

disposal of Source System of Storage Fighting Domestic Industrial Commercial Road

night soil of with capaCitY in Services' Lighting

Supply Htres (in brackets) (points)

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19

5,ST T,TW OHT Yes 21,010 624 5,913 1,687 110

(11,802)

------------------- See Patlala Urban Agglomeration -------------------

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 56,665 1,565 13,872 2,002 387

(58,250)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 56,665 1,565 13,872 2,002 387

(58,250)

WB TW OHT Sangrur 879 162 780 3

(91) (40)

WB,B T,TW OHT Amritsar 3,731 418 1,014 593 224

(683) (50)

WB,PT T,TW Ludhiana 1,758 93 834 2 39

(19)

------------------- See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration -------------------

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 14,136 1,422 4,397 197 N_A.

(2,800)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 14,136 1,422 4,397 197 N.A.

(2,800)

WB,PT T,TW OHT :hiana 3,480 109 1,012 280 20

(100) (14)

------------------- See Qadian Urban Agglomeration -------------------

WB,HL T,TW OHT Batala 2,949 206 407 252 40

(450) (IS) ..

WB,HL T,TW OHT Batala 2,949 206 407 252. 40

(450) (15)

PT,HL T,TW Phagwara 1,345 57 489 166 12

(45)

WB,O T,TW Ludhiana 2,889 105 1,186 456

(41)

ST,B T,TW OHT Amritsar 1,281 45 262 1,786

(10) (IS)

S,WB T,TW OHT Yes 27,668 7B6 4,085 1,785 3,578

(3,000)

S,PT T,TW OHT BJthinda 2.638 138 855 150 4

(750) (45)

135

STATEMENT

Civic and Other

51. Class and Civic Popula- Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines

No. Name of administration tion Caste length Severage

Town status Population (in Kms.) Water Service Others

in 1990 Borne

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

98 VI Ramdas M.C. 4,765 2,210 7.00 OSD

99 III Rampura Phul M.C. 35,530 7,945 33.00 S,OSD 893 1,910 633

100 V Rayya N.A.C. 9,122 2,008 6.00 OSD 32 168

101 III Rupnagar M.C. 37,996 5,718 27.00 S,OSD

102 II S.A.S.Nagar N.A.C. 78,457 6,738 . 373.00 S 5

(Mohall)

103 III Sam ana M.C. 36,556 6,470 22.00 OSD 495 495 1,387

104 IV Samrala --.----.-.--------- See Samrala Urban Agglomeration -------------------

Samrala U.A.* 14,921 4,315 15.00 S,OSD 460 1,860 4

Samrala M.C. 14,287 3,738 15.00 S,OSD 460 1,860 4

105 IV Sanaur -------:--------.-- See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration .---.--------------

Sanaur U.A.* 16,490 2,542 6.60 OSD 80 1,450

Sanaur M.C. 14,612 1,663 6.60 OSD 80 1,450

106 VI Sangat M.C. 2,731 553 2.00 OSD,S 15 245

107 U Sangrur M.C. 56,419 10,188 57.00 S,CD 3,559 2,000

108 IV Shahkot NAC 10,246 2,305 11.50 OSD 1,579

109 VI Shamch aurasi MC 3,711 2,311 0.18 S 100

110 III Slrhlnd MC 30,818 4,326 31.00 OS D,S 3,000 3,000 2,000

III VI Srihargoblndpur MC 3,461 1,519 NA OSD 6 500

136

·IV

Amenlti~s, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of connections) Others disposal of Source System of Storage Fighting Domestic Industrial Commercial Road

night.soil of with capacity in Services· Lighting Supply litres (In brackets) (points)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 WB,HL T,TW Amritsar 742 29 III 43 883

(46)

S,PT T,TW OHT Yes 6,252 296 1,838 700

(228)

WB,Hl TW,T Amritsar 1,317 117 763 65 8

(39)

S,WB T,TW OHT SAS Nagar 5,953 151 2,457 660 36

(59,280) (Mahali) (33)

S T,TW OHT Yes 18,202 574 1,591 3,328

(2,000)

S,WB T,TW OHT Patiala 6,214 263 2,224 5 95

(900) (31)

............••.•... See Samrala Urban Agglomeration ...•••.•••• - •.•.••

S,WB T,TW OHT Khanna 3,885 114 1,040 3 209

(71 ) (IS)

S,WB T,TW OHT Khanna 3,885 114 1,040 3 209

(71) (15)

................... See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration .....•.•••••••.....

WB,ST T,TW Patiala 2,245 64 478 256 44

(4)

WB,ST T,TW Patiaia 2,245 64 478 256 44 J'

(4)

WB,Hl rw,w OHT Bathinda 2,310 11 182 59 3

(137) (22)

S,ST T,rw OHT YES 11,150 226 3,076 145

(683)

WB T,rw ]alandhar NA NA NA NA NA

(65)

WB 'IW,W Hoshairpur 521 21 209 N.A. N.A.

(17)

WB TW,TK OHT Goblndgarh 6,305 366 2,019 801 130

(910) (8)

ST,HL TW,W Bathinda 171 36 24 60 41

(32)

137

STATEMENT

Civic and Other

51. Class and Civic Popula' Scheduled Road System of Number of Latrines

No. Name of 3dministradon tlon Caste length Severage

Town status Population (In Kms.) Water Service Others . in 1990 Borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

tt2 IV Sujanpur ._,-_ ......... - See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration ...............•...

Sujanpur UA* 16,090 5,487 6.00 OSD,S 1,000 100

Sujanpur Me 15,41 I 5,392 6.00 OSD,5 1,000 100

113 IV Sultanpur MC 13,722 1,~72 9.90 OSD

114 III Sunam ...•.•••........... See Sunam Urban Agglomeration ...................

Sunam UA* 43,909 S,964 21.00 S,OSD 1,503 1,020 110

Sunam M.C. 41,118 7,941 21.00 S,OSD 1,503 1,020 110

115 IV Ta!wandi Bhai M.C. 10,462 2,561 7.33 OSD,S 400 600 50

116 IV Talwara C.T. 17,379 3,737 25.65 S. 4,535 20

117 IV Tapa _ •••..•.•••.•.•. See Tapa Urban Agglomeration ...................

Tapa U.A.· 14,161 3,553 9.00 S,OSD 170 800 1,230

Tapa M.C. 14,147 3,553 9.00 5,05D 170 BOO 1,230

118 III Tarn Taran M.C. 47,529 8,948 20.00 S,OSD 7,000 776 "687

119 IV Urmar Tanda M.C. 18,786 5,540 23.02 OSD SOO 700 400

120 III Zira ._-•.•......... See Zira Urban Agglomeration ...................

Zira U.A.* 23,722 6,018 . 18.15 OSD,S 330 1,300 280

Zira M.C. 23,587 5,973 18.15 050,5 330 1,300 280

• Includes Outgrowth (5)

NA Data Not Available

t38

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Amenities, 1989

Method of Protected water supply Fire Electrification (Number of connections) Others"

disposal of Source Syslem of Storage Fighting Domestic Industrial C~1merciJi Road

night soil of with capacity in Services· \ Lighting

Supply litres (in brackets)

J;l (points)

II 12 13 14 15 16 18 19

------------------- See Sulanpur Urban Agglomeration ------------------,

O,ST T,TW OHT Pathankot 3,356 51 '~97 249 35

(455) (6)

O,ST T,TW OHT Pathankot 3,356 51 9~7 249 3.s

(455) (6)

WB T,TW OHT Kapurthala 4,800 124 t,te~ 1,818 l!

(2,SOO) 26)

------------------- See Sunam Urban Agglomeration ------------------

S,O T,TW OHT Sangrur 7,993 246 2,75;;1 10 46

(910) (19)

S,O T,TW OHT Sangrur 7,993 246 2,752 10 46

(910) (19)

WB,ST TW OHT Faridkot 3,377 726 159 3

(227) (26)

S T,TW OHT Yes 1,050 16 640

(225)

------------------- See Tapa Urban Agglomeration -------------------

WB,HL T,TW Barnala 2,621 120 420 260

(21 )

WB,HL T,TW Barnala 2,621 120 420 260

(21)

S,ST T,TW OHT Amrltsar 6,392 546 2,614 780 98

(150) (26)

HL,ST T,TW B,WP Hoshiarpur 3,149 144 1,607 ~98 IHJ

(32)

------------------- See Zira Urban Agglomeration ---.. -----------

WB,S T,TW OHT Moga 3,738 1,168 136 2' 336

(500)- (28)

WB,S T,TW OHT Moga 3,738 1,168 136 2 336

(500) (28)

139

STATEMENT - V

MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACiliTIES, 1989

141

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational

51. Class and !':lame Population Medical Facilities· Educational Facilities·

No. .ofTown Hospitals/ Beds in Arts/Science/ Medical Engineering Polytechnics

Dispensaries/ Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges

T.B. Clinics, Institutions Colleges (of

etc. noted in degree level

column-4 and above)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I Abohar 107,163 H-2 I J 8 ASC Faridko[ Bathinda Bathinda

D(A-6,Hom-2) 20 (106) (70) , (70)

FPC

TB

FC

2 IV Adampur 15,331 HC 10 A Jalan~har Jalandhar Jalandhar

D(A) (16) (16) (16)

FPC

3 III Ahmedgarh 25,560 He 4 A Ludhlana Ludhlana

D(Hom·l) (26) (26)

FPC

4 V Akalgarh 5,564 Sudhar Sudhar Ludhiana Ludhlana Ludhiana

(2) (2) (28) (28) (28)

5 V Alawalpur 6,468 HC 4 Jalandhar Jalandhar Jalandhar Jalandhar

(DCA) (14) (14) (14) ( 14)

6 V Amloh 9,854 H 25 Gobindgarh Patiala Patiala Patiala

FPC (8) (49) (49) (49)

7 I Amritsar 708,835 H(A,I,15) 2182 A(3) 3 Jalandhar 3

D(A-5,U-3) 16 ASqI5) (80)

HCM-I,IS AS(7)

HC(J4) 16 AC(3)

TB(3) 295 L

0(1)

8 VI Amritsar Cantl. 3,832 D Amritsar AmritsJr Jalandhar Amritsar

(3) (3) (77) (3)

9 IV Anandpur Sahib 10,674 H 30 AS Chandigarh Chandigart- Chandlgarh

(80) (80) (80)

10 V Badhni Kalan 8,572 D 8 Moga Farldkot Ludhlana Guru Teg Baha-

(23) (85) (80) durgarh (28)

II IV Baghapurana 17,287 H 30 GlJrU Teg Faridkot Ludhlana Guru Teg Baha-

Bahadurgarh (8)(55) (85) durgarh (8)

12 IV Banga J 7,721 H 25 A Jalandhar Jalandhal Jalandhar

FPC AS (47) (47) (47)

142

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and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Educational F acHities'

Recognised Higher Secon· Secondary( Junior Primary

Shorthand dary/lnterme· Matriculation Secondary Schools

Typewriting & diate/PUC and Middle

Vocational (Pre·University Schools

Training College/Junior

Institutions College Level)

10 II 12 13 14

0 2 9 2 6

2 4

2 6

2 4

2 4

4 . 29 JS 26 87

2 3 5

3 7

2 2

2 5

8 3

143

Working

Adult Women's

Literacy Hostels Stadia

Classesl with

Centres, Number

Others of

(Specify) Seats

15 16 17

1(23)

1(80) 2

No. of Recreational and

Cultural Facilities

Cinema Auditoria

Drama!

Community

Halls

18 19

7

21 14

3

2 2

Public Libraries

including

Reading

Rooms

20

PL(2)

RR(2)

PL·2

RR·2

PL·2

RR

PL

RR

PL

RR

Pl(9)

RR(26)

RR

PL·2

RR

PL·2

RU

PL

RR

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational

SI. Class and Name Population Medical Facilities· Educational Facilities·

No. of Town Hospitalsl Beds in Arts/Science! Medical Engineering Polytechnics Dispensaries! Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges

T.B. Clinics, Institutions Colleges (of

etc. noted in degree level

column·4 and ~bove)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

13 IV Banur 10,014 H 20 Rajpura Chandigarh Chandigarh Chandigarh

FPC (14) (25) (25) (25)

14 IV Bareta 11,537 H 25 A Patiala Patiala Patlala

D(A) (104) (104) (104)

15 II Barnala 75,430 H(2) 1.20 A Ludhiana Ludhiana Sunam

D(A-l,2) ASC (76) (76) (35)

FPC AS

16 IV Bassi 18,138 H 25 Sirhind Chandigam Chandigam Chandigam

(9) (42) (42) (42)

17 I Batala -----... ------- See Batala Urban Agglomeration --------------

Batala U.A.* 103,367 H-5 121 A Amritsar Jalandhar

D(A-2,2) ASC(2) (38) (67)

FPC

Batala 86,006 H-5 121 A Amritsar Jalandhar

D(A-2,2) ASC(2) (38) (67)

FPC

18 I Bathinda 159,042 H(A-I,4) 269 A Faridkot

D(A-2,Hom- 22 ASC(2) (63)

1,9) 0

FPC(2)

TB 25

0

19 VI Behrampur 4,806 HC 25 Dinanagar Amritsar Jalandhar Batala

(8) (80) (81) (44)

2.0 IV Bhadaur 14.808 HC 30 Barnala Ludhiana Longowal Ahmadgarh

NH(2) (27) (103) (SO) (37)

21 IV Bhawanigarh --------------•. See Bhawanlgam Urban Agglomeration --------.--.-..

Bhawanigarh UA * 13,900 HC 30 A Patiala Patiala Ahmedgarh

D(A·I) (37) (37) (35)

FPC

Bhawanigarh 11,115 HC 30 A Patiala Patiala Ahmedgarh

D(A·l) (37) (37) (35

FPC

144

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and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Educational Facilities' Working No. of Recreational and

Recognised Higher Seeon- Secondary/ Junior Primary Adult Women's Cultural Facilities

Shorthand daryllnterme- Matricu laeion Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema Auditoria Public

Typewriting & dlate/PUC and Middle Classes/ with Drama/ Libraries

Vocational (Pre-University Schools Centres, Number Community including

Training College/Junior Others of Halls Reading

Institutions College Level) (Specify) Seats Rooms

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

3 1 3 PL

RR

3 5 PL

RR(2)

0(2) 4 3 7 2 2 PL(2)

RR(3)

2 7 PL

RR

---------------- See Batala Urban Agglomeration ----------------

0 5 13 14 25 2 2 PL(2)

RR(2)

0 5 13 14 25 2 2 PL(2)

RR(2)

0(2) 6 10 9 23 I(NA) 3 5 3 PL(2)

RR(3)

2 5

2 2 5 PL

---------------- See Bhawanigarh Urban Agglomeration ----------------

3 PL(2)

3 PL(2)

145

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational

SI. Class and Name Population Medical Facilities· Educational Facilities·

No. of Town Hospitalsi Beds in Arts/Sciencel Medical Engineering Polytechnics Dispensaries/ Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges

T.B. Clinics, Institutions Colleges (of

etc. noted in degree level

column-4 and above)

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

22 IV Bhlkhiwlnd 11,958 H 25 Patti Amritsar Jalandhar Amritsar

(20) (40) (120) (40)

23 VI Bhogpur 4,896 D 6 Tanda ]alandhar ]alandhar ]alandhar

(12) (20) (20) (20)

24 IV Bhucho Mand 10,006 D 4 Bathinda Faridkot Bathlnda Bathlnda

(12) (75) ( 12) (12)

25 IV Budhlada 18,717 H 30 ASC(2) Patiala Bathlnda Bathlnda

FPC (109) (88) (88)

26 IV Dasua 18,351 H 50 A Jalandhar Jalandhar Hoshlarpur

D(A,Hom-l) 5 ASC (56) (56) (41)

FPC

27 V Dera Baba Nanak 7,380 H 25 A Amrltsar Jalandhar Batala

FPC (51) (97) (29)

28 V Dera Bassi 9,602 H 30 ASC Chandigarh Chandiph Chandlgarh

D(A-l,Hom.l) (20) (20) (20)

FPC

29 IV Dhanaula 15,967 H 30 A Pad ala Patlala Sunam

FPC (89) (89) (20)

30 IV Dhariwal 14,214 H 170 A(2} Amritsar Jalandhar Batala

D(2} 14

FPC (59) (93) (21)

31 Dharamkot --------------- See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration ---------------

Dharamkot U.A. * 11,293 D 12 AS Faridkot Ludhlana Guru Tei

(7S> (S2.) 8ahadur Gam (43)

Dharamkot D 12 AS Faridlcot ludhlana Guru Tei

(75) (82) Bahadur Garh (43)

32 III Dhuri 37,431 H(2) 52 ASC(2) Patiala Patiala Patlala

D(A, I,Hom-l) (61) (61) (61)

33 IV Dinanagar 16,968 D(Hom-1,2) 4 A Amrltsar Jalandhar Pathankot

ASC (83) (107) (24)

34 V Dora.ha 9,589 H 4 AS(2) Ludhiana Ludhlana Ludhlana

(21) (21) (21 )

146

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and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Educational Facilities· Working No_ of Recreational and

Recognised Higher Secon- Secondary/ Junior Primary Adult Women's Cultural Facilities Shorthand dary/lnterme- Matrkulation Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema Auditoria Public

Typewriting & diate/PUC and Middle Classes/ with Drama! libraries Vocational (Pre-University Schools Centres, Number CommunitY including

Training College/Junior Others of Halls Reading

Institutions College Level) (Specify) Seats Rooms

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

2

0

2 2 3 PL

RR

0(3) 2 2 4 PL

RR

0(5) 4 2 8 PL

RR(3)

2 5

0 3 3 3 3 PL(2)

RR

2 6 PL

3 3 4 5 PL

RR

--------------- See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration ----------------

7 RR

7 RR

0 3 10 2 PL(2)

RR

2 1 2' 7 PL

RR

2 PL

147

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational

SI. Class and Name Population Medical Facilities· Educational Facilities'

No. of Town Hospitals/ Beds In Arts/Science/ Medical Engineering Polytechnics

Dispensarles/ Medical Commerce Coileges Colleges

T.B. Clinics, Institutions Colleges (of

etc. noted in degree level

column·4 and above)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

35 II Faridkot ................ See Faridkpt Urban Agglomeration ................

Faridkol U.A.· 58,625 H·4 653 A Bathinda Flrozpur Cantt.

D(A·2,Hom· 1,2) 8 ASC (63) (30)

FPC

TB

Farldkot 58,244 H·4 653 A Bathlnda Flrozpur Cantt.

D(A·2,Hom·J ,2) 8 ASC (63) (30)

FPC

TB

36 IV F atehgarh Churian 11,088 H 30 Kala Afghana Amrltsar Jalandha. Datala

HC (8) (32) (99) (26)

FPC

37 V F atehnangal 6,095 Dhariwal Dhariwal Amritsar Jalandhar Batala

(I) (I) (60) (94) .(20)

38 II Fazilka 58,028 H 56 AS Farldkot Ludhlana Flrozpur Cantt.

HC (92) (86)

FPC

39 II Flrozpur 53,094 H·4 392 AS(2) Faridkot Ludhlana Flrozpur

(33) . (123) Cantt. (2)

40 II Firozpur Cantt. 78,738 H·3 200 AS(3) farldkot Ludhiana

D(A'I,Hom·l)

FPC

TB

41 V Garhdiwala 5,159 D 4 AS Jalandhar Jalandhar Hoshiarpur

(62) (62) (28)

42 IV Garhshankar 11,761 HC 50 A(2) Jalandhar Jalandhar Hoshlarpur

D(Hom·l) (62) (62) (41 )

43 III Giddarbaha 29,866 H·2 50 A(2) Farldkot Bathinda Bathlnda

D(A· I ,Hom, I) ASC(2) (65) (25) (25)

44 III Goblndgarh ................ See Goblndgarh Urban Agglomeration ... , •.• - .......

Goblndgarh U.A.· 42,063 H 50 AS Patlala Patlala Patlala

D(U·I,2) (42.) (42.) (42)

FPC

148

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and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Recognised Higher Secon-

Shorthand dary/lnterme-

Typewriting & diate/PUC

Vocational (Pre-University

Training College/Junior

Institutions College Level)

10 II

O(S) 5

0(5) 5

0(2)

0 2

3

0(3) 2

2

0

0(1)

3

Educational Facilities· Working No. of Recreational and

Secondary! Junior Primary Adult Women's Cultural Facilities Matriculation Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema Auditoria

and Middle Classes/ with Drama!

Schools Centres, Number Community

Others of Halls (Specify) Seats

12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19

._ ... -...... - See Faridkot Urban Agglomeration ... -....... --•••

4 18 2 I(NA) 2 2

4 18 2 I(NA) 2 2

3 3

l

4 2 10 1(20) 2 10

5 2 4 2

5 3 11 3

3 3

2 2

3 6

-.. ------------- See Goblndgarh Urban Agglomeration -------------,--

4 l 8

149

Public

Libraries

Including

Reading

Rooms

20

PL(2)

RR(l)

PL(2)

kR(l)

Pl

PL(2)

kR(2)

PL(2)

RR(2)

PL(2)

kR(3)

PL

PL

Pl

RR(2)

PL(2)

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational

51. Class and Name Population Medical Facilities * Educational F acilltles *

No. of Town Hospitals! Bem in Arts/Science/ Medical Engineering Polytechnics

Dispensaries! Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges

T.B. Clinics, InstilUtions Colleges (of

etc. noted in degree level

column-4 and above)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Gobindgarh 40,175 H 50 AS Patiala Patiala Patiala

D(U-l,2) (42) (42) (42)

FPC

45 IV Goniana 10,415 HC 10 AS Faridkol Bathinda Bathlnda

D(A-l,l) (74) (11) (t t)

46 IV Goraya 10,708 D(2) 4 Sang Dhesian Ludhiana Ludhiana Phagwara

FPC (5) (25) (25) (8)

47 II Gurdaspur 54,733 H(3) 129 A Amrltsar Jalandhar BataJa

D(A-I,Hom-l) 32 ASC (71) (100) (33)

FPC

TB,NH

48 IV Guru Har Sahai 10,500 H 25 Firozpur Jalandhar Jalandhar Flrozpur

D(Hom-I,2) 16 (39) ( 155) (155) (39)

, 49 V Hariana 6,473 HC 4 A Jalandhar Jalandhar Hoshlarpur

D (49) (49) (15)

FPC

50 I Hoshlarpur 122,705 H(4) 241 AS(3) Jalandhar Jalandhar

D(A-2,Hom·I,2) 12 AC (40) (40)

HC

NH(3)

FP~

TB

51 III )agraon 47,372 H(2l 49 A Ludhlana Ludhlana Ludhlana

HC AS (38) (38) (38)

52 III )aitu ...... -----.. See JailU Urban Agglomeration .... ---------...

Jaitu U.A.* 28,850 H 25 A Faridkot Bathinda Bathinda

D(U) 10 (44) (32) (32)

FPC

0

Jaitu 28,758 H 25 A Faridkol Bathlnda Bathlnda

D(U) 10 (44) (32) (32)

FPC

0

150

-v

and Cultural F acUities, 19 B9

.: jltCOfnised HlgIter Secon-

Shorthand dary!ln(erme-

Typewriting & dlatelPUC

Vocational (Pre-UniversitY

Training CollegelJunior

Institutions College Level)

.10 " 3

0(4) 2

·0

"' O' 3

0(2) 4 ~ ,J

0 4

2

2

Educational F acilides' Working No. of Recreational and Secondaryl Junior Primary Adult Women's Cultural Facilities

Matriculation Secondary Schools Uteracy Hostels Stadia Cinema Audltoria and Middle Classes! with Drama!

Schools Centres, Number CommunitY Others of Halls

(SpecifY) SealS 12 13 11 IS 16 17 1B 19

4 3 8 1

2 3 2

6 5 2

9 6 2

1

1

7 20 2(148) 2 4 2

5 11 3

t -. _._- See Jalm Urban Agglomeration -_._._ •..•••• -

2 12

12

151

Public Libraries Including

Reading Rooms

20

PL(2)

PL

RR

PL

RR(2)

PL(3)

RR(2)

PL

RR PL

RR

PL(3)

RR(7)

PL

RR

PL(2)

RR(2)

PL(2)

RR(2}

STATEMENT

Medit3l, Educational, Recreational

51. Class and Name PopulJt;ol1 Medical Facilities' Educational FaCilities' No. .-ofTown Hospitals! Beds In Arts/Science! Medical Engineering Polytkllmcs

Dispensaries! . Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges TJI. Clinics, Institutions CSlleges (of

etc~ .. noted in degree level

column-4 and above)

2 . 4 5 6 7 8 '9

53 III );tlalabad .. __ .......•.. See )alalabad Urban Aggtbmeration .......... : .....

Jalalabad U.A.· 23,108 H 25 A Faridko( ludhiana Firozpur Cantt

O(Hom) 4 ASC (55) (50)

FPC

Jalalabad 18,476\ H 25 A Faridkol Firozpur Cann

DiHoml 4 ASC (55) (50)

FPC

54 I Jalandhar 509,510 H(IO) 1072 'AS( 12) r HC 68

0(~·13Hom-1 ,U·1 ,27) ..

FPC

T8

0

5S III Jalandhar Cante, 31,520 H(2) 86 AS )alandhar Jalandhar Jalandha..

0 14 (3) (3) (3)

fPC ~,

56 IV )andiala 19,293 0(2) 25 Amri!5ar AmrilSJr Jalandhar Amrltsar

(20) (20) (60) (20)

57 (( Kapurthala 645,567 H(2) 147 AS Jalandhar Jalandhar 2

0(A-I,5 Hom-I) 8 AC (18) (18)

FPC

TB 3

0

58 III Kartarpur 21,093 HC,~ 25 A Jalandhar Jalandhar Jalandhar

FPC ( 16) ( 16) (16)

59 II Khanna 71,990 H(2) 85 AS(2) Ludhlana ludhiana Ludhlana

D(A·j, Hom·1) (43) (43) (43)

FPC

60 III Kharar ... _ ............ See Kharar Urban Aggl~erJlion ..... __ ._ .....

Kharar U.A.· 26,109 H 30 A Chandigarh Chandigarh Chandigarh

D(A·I, Hom·l) (14) (14) (14)

Kharar 25,938 H 30 A Chandigarh Chandigarh Chandigarh

O(A-I,Hom·I) .. (14} • (14) (14)

152

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and Cultural Facilities, '1989

Educational Facilities * Working

Recognised Higher Seeon- Sec onc.tary / Junior Primary Adult Women's

Shorthand dary/lnterme- Matriculation Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels

Typewriting & diateipUC and Middle Classesl with

Vocational (Pre-University Schools Centres, Number

Training College!Junior Others of

Institutions College level) (Specify) Seats

10 II 12 13 14 15 16

--------------- See Jalalabad Urtan Aftiomeration ------------

0 2 2 10

.0, 2 2 10

0(3) 21 26 18 117

4 9

3 2 II 16

0(4) 6 4 15 20 1(60)

L

4 5

3 4 39 9

--------------- See Kharar Urtan Agglomeration ---------------

0(2) 7 5

0(2) 7 5

153

No. of Recreational and

Cultural Facilities Stadia Cinema Auditorla

Drama!

Community

Halls

17 18 19

3 15

2

2 2 2

3

Public

Libraries

including Reading

Rooms

20

PL

RR(2)

PL

RR(2)

PL(IO)

RR(IO)

PL

RR(2)

PL

RR

PL(4)

RR(4)

PL

RR

PL

RR

PL

RR

PL

RR

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, R~reational

51. Class and Name PopulJtl()n Medical Facilities· Educational Eacilities * No. of Town Hospitalsl Beds in Arts/Science! Medical Engineering Polytechnics

Dispensarlesl Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges

T·.B. Clinics, Institutions Colleges (or

etc. noted in degree level

column·4 and above)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 '9 ._

61 V Kot Fatta 5,611 D(A) Bathi:1da Faridkot Bathinda Bathinda

(26) (108) (261 (26) , 62 V Kot Ise Khan 7.,604 HC 12 Faridkot Faridkot Ludhlana Guru Teg 8aha-

D(Hom) 2 (26) (26) (~) dur Garh (45)

63 II Kot Kapura 62,430' H 50 AC Faridkot 8athinda Guru Teg Baha-

0(2) 4 (11) (52) durGam (21)

NH(3)

64 IV Kurall 17,592 H 25 Morinda Cl1andigam Chandlgarn Chandlgarlt

D 4 (8) (28) (28) (28)

65 IV lehrataga 15,555 D 25 A Patiala Paciala Sunam

fPC (90) (90) (26)

66 IV longowal ••••••••••• - See Longowal Urban Agglomeration •••••• _ ••.••••

Longowal U.A.· 16,254 H 30 Sangrur Patiala Patiala Sunam

HC (18) (74) (74) (40)

D(A)

Longowal 15,419 H 30 Sangrur Patiala Patiala I

Sunam

HC (18) (74) (74) (10)

D(A)

67 I Ludhlana 1,042,740 H(t4) 2020 AS(IO) 3

HC(3) 10 ASC(3)

D(A·6Hom·1 ,U·I ,29) 4

FPC

T8(2) 64

68 IV Machhiwara 13,554 HC 30 A Ludhiana Ludhiana ludhiana

D(Hom) (47) (47) (47)

FPC

69 IV Majitha ••.•• --.• - See Majitha Urban Agglomeration •.•••••••.••.•..

Majitha UA* 10,713 D 5 Amritsar Amritsar )alandhar Arnritsar

(18) ( 18) (98) (18)

Majitha 9,912 0 5 Amritsar Amritsar )alandhar Arnritsar

(18) (18) (98) (18)

70 II Malerkoda 88,600 H(2) 100 A LudhianJ Ludhiana Ahmedgarh

D(U·I,Hom·l) 4 ASC (43) (4.3) (15)

FPC

154

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and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Recognised Higher Secon-

Shorthand dary /In terme:

Typewriting & diate/PUC

Vocational (Pre-University

Training College/Junior

Institutions College Level) _.- 10 1J...

O{l)

0(1) 2

0(1)

2

1

0(9) 2S

2

Educational Facilities· Working No. of Rl'creatlonal and Secondary!

Matricu ladon

12

4

3

37

2

2

10

I

Junior Primary Adult Vfomen's Cultural Facilities

Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema and Middle Classes/ 'with

SChools ·tentres, Number

Others of

(Spedl'y) Seats

13 14 IS -16 17 18

4 ·1

5

10 :}

8

6

•. ----...... See Longowal Urban Agglomeration ...... " .. -.....

5

5 I ,

18 404 . 2 14

2

--.. -.... --- See Majitha Urban AgglOm,ation ...... - ........

3 8

3 8

2 18

155

,) ..

Auditoria

Dramal

CommunitY

Halls

19

5

l'

Public

Libraries

Including

Reading

Rooms

20

PL

RR(J)

PL

PL

RR

PL

RR

PL RR

PL(3)

RR(2)

'L

lR

PL{~)

~R

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational

SI. Class and Name. ,

Population Me411cal Facilities * Educational F acHities * ,

No. of TOwn HospitalsI' Beds in Am/Science! Medical Englneerlnc Polytechnics Dispensari~~1 Medical Commerce Colleges Colle,es ,

T.B. Clinkis, Institutions Colleges (of

etc. noted In degree level

column-4 and above)

__,... 2 3 4 " 5 6 7 8 '9

71 II Malout 56,868 H 38 AS Farldkot Bathinda

D (80) (35)

72 \l M¥'Q 55,089 H{2} H2. A Patiala Bathinda Bathlnda

D(A-I Hom-I) ASC '(Iloj (55) (55)

FPC

73 III Maur 25,180 H 25 Talwandi Sabo Faridkot Bathinda Bathinda

D(A-Il 4 (18) (105) (43) (43)

74 I~ -------_.--.- See Moga Urban Agclomeration ---------------"

Hop.'UA' 110,958 H-2 ' 250 AS Ludhiana Ludhiana Flrozpur Cantt.

D(A·I,I) ASC(2) (66) (66) (25)

Hoc', 110,304 H-2 250 AS Ludhiana Ludhlana Firozpl,lr Cantt.

D(.~-I,I) ASC(2) (66) (66) (25)

75 IV M4nda 17,440 H 25 AS Chandlgarh Chandigarh Chandigarh

FP.C (25) (25) (25)

76 IV ...... etian 17,813 H 50 ASC. ]alandhar ]alandhar Pathankot

DCA-I,Hom-!) (72) (72) (38)

FPC

77 Il HlJllctsar 66,383 H:2) 50 A Faridkot Bathlnda 8athlnda i

D'iA-1) AS (63) (70) (70)

ASC

78 LV Mullanpur Dakha 10,138 r 25 AS Ludhiana Ludhlana Ludhiana

) (19) (19) (19)

71}, ) Ill, Nabha 54,421 : H,(3) 136 A Patiala Pad ala Padala

D(Hom-I,2) AS (26) .(26) (26)

FPC

I TB 18

80 1 III Nakodar /28,478 i H 56 ASC (4) ]alandhar )alandhar ]alandhar

D 4 (24) (24) (24)

FPC

81 III Nangal Township ------------ See Nangal Township Urban Agglomtration -.------------

Nangal Township 'JA· 32,OO:~ , 100 Naya Nangal Chandigarh Chandigarh Chandigarh

\ )(A- t ,Hom- I ) (2) (101 ) (lOt) (tal)

12

156

-v

and CulWral Facilities, 1989,

Recognised Higher Se<;on-

Shorthand daryl hH,enne-

Typewriting & diate/PUC

Vocational (P(e-University

Training College/Junior

Institutions College Level)

to II

3

0(2) 3

0(2) 8

0(2) ,8

0(1 )

0 2

0(2) 3

0(4} 3

o

0(1) 2

Educational Faciiilies· WorRing No. of Recreational 3I)'d

Secondaryl Junl!?r Primary ",-' Adult Women's Cuitural Facjlltles

Matriculation Secol)dary Schools Uter;;cy Hostels Stadia Clnem3 Audltorla

aJ'l,d Middle Clas~esl with Drama!

Schools Centres, Number Community

Others of Halls (Specify) Seat!.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

2 9 1

3 5 to 2

2 4 6

•••••••• -.-••••• See ML)ga Urban Agglomeration -.----.---.--

2 2 12 2 ,4 2

2 2 11 2 4- 2

3 8

3 3 1

s 9 4

2

6 6 9 1(30)

2 4

--.• -•..• ,-.-•• See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration ........... -••••

3 3

157

Publlc

libraries

Incl\ldlng

Reading

Rooms 20

P,L

RR,

PL

RR

PL

RR(2)

PL

RR

PL

RR

PL

PL

RR

PL

RR(4)

flL

RR

PL(3}

RR(2)

PL

RR

PL(2}

RR(2)

C;TATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational

51. Oass and Name Population Medical Facilities· Educational Facilities·

No. of Town Hospitals! Beds in ArtslSciencel .Medical Engineering PoIytechnks Dispensaries! Medical· Commerce Colleges Colleges T.B. Clinics, Institutions Colleges (of

etc. noted In degree level

column-4 and above)

2 3 4 5 Q 7 8 9

Nangal Township 29,311 H 100 Naya Nangal Chandigarh Chandlgarh Chandigarh

D(A·I,Hom·l) (2) (101) (101), (101) I

T8 . 12

82 III Nawanshahr 29,955 , H-2 55 A Ludhiana Ludhlana Phagwara

D(Hom'I,2) ASC (52) (52) (38)

FPC

83 IV Naya Nanga' 12,046 H 80 AS Chandigarh Chandlgarh Chandlgarh

D(Ai· (104) (104) (104)

0

84 IV Nurmahal 11,149 H 25 A Jalandhar Jalandhar . Jalan<llar

D(Hom·l) (33) (33) (33)

0 /

85 I Pathankot j'--- See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration _ •• __ ........

Pathaqkot UA * 128,198 H(2) 108 A(3) Amritsar Jalandhar 1.

HC 'AS(2) (109) (96)

D(A-2,Hom·I,5) 8

FPC

Pathanko[ 123,930 H(2) 108 A(3) Amritsar Jalandhar

HC AS(2) (109) (96)

D(A-2,Hom-1,S) 8

FPC

86 , Pacla'a .... _-- See Patlala Urban Agglomeration -"--"

Padala UA- 253,706 H(A-1,6) 1353 2

D(A-3,Hom-l,7) 40 ASC(5)

FPC

T8 166

0

Patiala 238,368 H(A-1,6) 1353 2

D(A·3,Hom·I,7) 40 ASC(5)

FPC

T8 166

0

)58

·V

and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Recognised Higher Seeon·

Shorthand dary/lnterme·

Typewriting III diatelPUC

Vocational (Pre·University

Training College/Junior

Il!$dtudons College Level)

to II 0(1) ,2

0(3) 3

2

0(2) 5

0(2) 5

0(5) 13

0(5) 13

Educational Facilities· Working No. of Recreadooal and Secondaryl Junior Primary Adult Women's Cultural F acllities

Matriculation Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema Auditoria and l'iUddie Classes! with Drama!

Schools Centres, Number Community Others of Halls

,(SpecifY) Seats 12 13 14 15 16 17 1B 19

3 3

10 4 12 2

3 3

2 3

_ ••.••. _._- See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration ............... .

6 3 15 2 3

6 3 15 2 3

•• _ •••••.. _ •. See Patiala Urban Agglomeradon ........•. - •...

12 30 36 2(NA) 5 2.

12 30 36 2(NA) 5 2

159

Public

Libraries

including

Reading

Rooms 20

PL(2)

RR(2)

PL

RR

PL

kR

PL

RR

PL

RR

PL(2)

RR

PL(2)

RR

STATEMENT

Medical, E,ducadonal, Rel:reatlonal

51. CI~ and Name Population Medical Facilities· Educational facilities· "

No. of Towf'!, Hos~taIsI Beds in Arts/sclencel Medical EngIn,e~","' PolytechJ\kiS Dispensaries! Medical Commerce Colleges College; . , 1.B. Clinics, Institutions Colleges (of

etc. noted In degr.ee .level

coIumn-4 and above)

2 3 4 5 6 7 . '8 9 ",., .

87 IV Patran 14,328 D 4 AS Patiala Patiala Patiala

(57) (57) (57)

88 III Panl 27,776 H 50 AS Amritsar Jalandhar Amrltsar

(50) (130) (59)

89 V Payal 5,852 , HC 8 Doraha Ludhiana Ludhiana Ludhlana

D{A) (10) (42) (42) (42)

90 II Phagwara ------•••••••• See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration .---........

PhagWara UA' 88,316 H 50 A(3) Jalandhar Jalandhai-

D(A-I,Hom-I,S) 12 AS (23) (23)

FPC

Phagwara 88,163 H 50 A(3) Jalandhar Jalandhar

D(A·I,Hom·I,S) 12 AS (23) (23)

FPC

91 III Phlllaur 20,956 H(2) 50 ASC Ludhiana Ludhlana Ludhiana

D(A·I,I) (14) (14) ( .'1)

FPC

92 III Qadian .. _ ..... _ ..... See Qadlan Urban Agglomeration .............. -.

Qadlan UA· 20,012 H 25 AS Am ri tsar )alandhar Batala

FPC (53) (82) (15)

Qadian 18,867 H 25 AS Amritsar Jalandhar Bataia

FPC (53) (82) (15)

93 IV Rahon 10,771 D(Hom·l) 4 Nawanshahr Ludhiana Ludhiana "hagwara

(8) (50) (50) (42)

94 IV Raiasansi 10,008 HC 36 Amritsar Amritsar Amrltsar Amrits~

(IS) (IS) (15) (15)

95 III Raikot 21,061 D(A·I,l) 10 A Ludhiana Ludhiana Ludhlana

FPC (41) (4l) (41)

96 II Raipura 70,983 H SO AS(2) Patiala Patiala Pad ala

D(A·I,S) 4 (26) (26) (26)

FPC

97 IV Raman 17,275 H 10 Talwandi Sabo Faridkot Bathinda Bathinda

D(A,t,l) 12 ( 13) (t08) (45) (45)

FPC

160

V

and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Educational Facilities * Working No: of Recreational and

Recognised Higher Secon: Secondalyl Junior PrimaI)' Adult Women's Cultural Facilities

Shorthand dal)'/lnterme- MJtriculation Secondal)' Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema Audltorla Public Typewriting & diate/PUC and Middle Classesl with Drama! Libraries

Vocational (Pre-UniversitY Schools Centres, Number CommunitY Including , Training College/) unior Others of Halls Reading

institutions College Level) (S~lfy) Sea~ Rooms lO . II· 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

2 6 4

0(2} 2 2 5 8 PL

RR

2 4 RR

---------------- See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration ------------

O(l} 4 14 3 15 2 PL(4)

RR(4)

0(3) 4,· 14 3 IS 2 PL(4)

RR(4)

0(5) 2 1 , 2 4 PL

RR

-------------- See Qadlan Urban Agglomeration ---------------

0 1 , 4 PL

RR

0 3 4 PL '~.f '

RR

2 2 6 PL

RR

2 2 PL

RR

3 4 PL

RR

0(2) 3 5 10 14 PL

RR

3 4 2 PL

RD

161

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational

51. Class and Name Population ,Medical Facilities· Educational F acUities·

No. ofTown Hospltalsl Beds In Arts/Sclencel Medical En,iMering , PolytechnIG Dlspensaries/ Medical Coplmerce Colleges Colleges

T.B. Clinics, Institutions CoU!!ges (of

etc. noted in degree level

column-4 and above)

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

98 VI Ramdas 4,765 H 30 Ainala Amntsar Jalandhar Ajnala

HC (21) (46) (126) (21 )

FPC I

99 III Rampura Phul 35,530 H(2) 56 AS(l) Faridkot Bathinda Bathlnda

, D(A·I,Hom·I,3 12 (77) (26) (26)

100 V Rayya 9,122 D 4 A Amritsar Jalandhar Amrltsar

(39) (70) (39)

101 III Rupnagar 37,996 H(A·I) 100 ASC Chandlgarh Chandlgarh Chandlgartt.

D(Hom·I,3) 14 (41) (41) (4l)

TB

102 " S.A.S. Nagar 78,457 H(2) 125 AS Chandlgarh Chandlgarh Chandlgarh

(Mohall) D(A·I,Hom-I,7) 20 (8) (8) (8)

HC

103 III Samana 36,556 H 25 AS Patiala Padala jlatiala

IJ(A·I,Hom·l) AC (31) (31) (31)

NH(3)

104 IV Samrala UA * ._ •• -.. -••••• See Samrala Urban Agglomeration ..••• __ •• _.-

Samrala 14,921 H 50 A Ludhlana Ludhlana ludhlana

D(Hom) (34) (34) (34)

Samrala 14,287 H 50 A Ludhlana Ludhiana ludhlana

D(Hom) (34) (34) , (34)

105 Sanaur ---------- See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration -----------:----

Sanaur UA· 16,490 (A-I,I) 4 Patiala Patiala Padala Pad ala

FPC (4) (4) (4) (4)

Sanaur 14,612 D(A-I,I) 4 Patiala Patiala Pad ala Pad ala

FPC (4) (4) (4) (4)

106 VI Sangat 2,731 HC 25 Bathinda Faridkot Bathlnda Bathlnda

FPC (22) (85) (22) (22)

107 " Sangrur 56,419 H-4 118 A(3) Padala Padala Padala

D(A-I ,Hom-I ,21 4 ASC(2) (56) (56) (56)

TB(2) 118

FPC

162

-V

and Cultural Facilities, 1989

Educational Facilities· Working No_ of Recreational and

Recognised Higher Secon- Secondary! Junior Primaiy Adult Women's Cultural F acilldes Shorthand dary/lnterme- Matriculation Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema Auditoria Public

Typewriting & diate/PUC and Middle . Classesl with Dramal Libraries Vocational (Pre-UniversitY Schools Centres, Number CommunitY includln, Training College/)unior Others of . Halls Reading

Institutions College Level) (Specify) Seats Rooms 10 1+ 12 13 14 1,5 16 17 18 19 20

2. Z PI.

0 8 7 7 I 2 PL

RR(2)

0(2) 3 2 5 PL

RR

0(3) 3 7 10 2 2 PL

RR

0(3) 3 3 7 10 PL

RR

0(1) 3 3 7 19 PL

RR

------ See Samrala Urban Agglomeration -------------

0 2 3 3 PL

RR

-q t, ,2 3 3 PL

RR

------- See Sana~r Urban Agglomeration ---------------

2 2. 6 PL

RR

.... ' 2 6 PL

RR

3 PL

0(2) 2 10 1 28 3 2. 2 PL(J}

163

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, R~~eatlonal ~l ' j,

SI. Class and Name Poptdalioll Medical Facilities· Educational Facilities·

No. of Town Hospitalsl Beds In ArulSdencel Medical Engineering Polytechnics

Dispensariesl Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges

T.B. Clinics, Institutions Colleges (of

etc., noted In degree level

column-4 and above)

, " ~, , ,3 4 5 6 7 8 9

108 Shahkot 10,246 HC 16 A' Ludhiana Ludhiana Ludhlaiia

(60) (60) (60)

109 VI Shamchaurasi 3,711 D 4 Hoshiarpur )alandhar Jalandhar Hoshiarpur

(17) (23) (23) (17)

110 III Slrhlnd 30,81,6 \, D(A·I,31 4, AS Patiala Patiala Patlala

FPC (39) (39) (39)

111 VI Sri Hargobindpur 3,461 H 25 Qadlan Amritsar )alandhar Batata

D 10 (16) (60) (99) (39) ,

112 IV Sujanpur .--•• ----.-. See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration .---.---.-----

Suianpur UA· 16,090 D 12 A Amlitsar Jalandhar Pathankot

FPC (113) (102) (6)

Sujanpur 15,414 D 12 A Amrltsar )alandhar Pathankot

FPC (113) (102) (6)

113 IV Sultanpur 13,722 H SO A )alandhar )alandhar Jalandhar

O(A·I ,Hom, I ) ASC (42) (42) (42)

114 III Sunam •• -••••• -.-••• See Sunam Urban Agglomeration "--'---'--'"

Sunam UA* 43,909 H(2) 60 A Patlala Patiala

O(A-2,Hom·l) 10 AS (64) (64)

HC 4

FPC

Sunam 41,118 H(2) 60 A Patiala Patiala

D(A-2,Hom-1) 10 AS (64) (64)

HC 4

FPC

115 IV Talwandi Bhal 10,462 HC 12 Faridkot Faridkot Ludhlana Flrolpur

D(Hom) 2 (26) (26) (90) (32)

116 IV Talwara 17,379 H 124 Mukerian Jalandhar Jalandhar Hoshiarpur

D(A-Jl (27) (99) (99) (84)

117 IV Tapa .--.--.... _ •••• See Tapa Urban Agglomeration .-•••• -.----•••

Tapa UA* 14,161 HC 8 A Ludhiana Ludhlana Sul,\ali1

(97) (97) (32)

Tapa 14,147 HC 8 A Ludhiana Ludhiana Sunam

(97) (97) (32)

164

·N

,and CullUral facilities, 1989

, Retognised Highedecon-

Shorthand dary/lnterme·

Typewriting & diate/PUC

Vocational (Pre' UniversitY

Training College/Junior

InstilUtlons College Lellel)

10 II

""

2

0(1) 3

-'0 1- .

0(3)

0(3)

o 2

Educational f acitities * Working No. of Recreational and Secondary/

Matriculation

12

. 1

2

I.

5

4

4

3

3

Junior Primary Adult Women's Cultural Facilities

Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema and Middle Oassesl with

Schools Centres, Number

13

6

4

4

4

4

3

Others of (Specify) SealS

14 15 16 17 18

3

7

·2

•• --........ ---- See Suianpur Urban Agglomeration --.. -..... ---

4

4

4

_ ........ _-- See Sunam Urban Agglomeration .. ---....... _.

10

10

2

6

_ .... -.. - See Tapa Urban Agglomeration ._ ... _-..

6

6

165

Audltoria

Drama!

CommunitY

Halls

19

2

2

2

Public Libraries

Including

Reading

Rooms

20'

PL

RR.

PL

RR(2)

,

PL

RR

PL

RR

PL

RR

PL

RR(2)

PL

RR(2)

PL

RR

PL

RR

PL

PL

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational, Recreational '\

SI. ~s;e Population ' ' ' Medical Facilities· Educational Facilities·

No. ,.trOWlt i-Io$pltals! Beds in Arts/Science! Medical Enclneering PoIytecbnlcs Dispensaries! Medical Commerce Colleges Colleges

T.B. Clinics, Instiwtions Colleges (of

etc. noted in degree level

column·4 and above)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

118 III Tarn Taran 47,529 H(4) 210 AS Amritsar Jalandhar Amritsar

D(Hom-I,I) . AC (26) (106) (26)

FPC

119 IV Urmar Tanda 18,786 H 30 ASC Jalandhar Jalandhar Hoshlarpur

HC (41 ) (41) (ll)

D(A-l)

120 III Zira --------------- See Zira Urban Agglomeration ------------

Zira UA* 23,722 H 50 A(3) Faridkot Ludhlana Flrozpur Cantt.

D(A) (40) (91) . (35)

FPC

Zira 23,587 H 50 A(3) Faridkot Ludhiana Flrozpur Cann.

D(AI (40) (91) (35)

FPC

1. Dash (-) Denotes Nil

2.

3.

4.

• ••

NA

Includes Outgrow!h(S)

Where the Medical or Educational Facility Is not available in the town the name of the nearest Place ancfits distance from the town where [he facility is available is indicated.

Data not available.

,,166

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and Cultural Facilities, 19B9

Recognised Higher Sec;on-

Shorthand dary/lnterme:

Typewriting & diate/PUC

Vocational (Pre-University

Training College/Junior

Institutions College Level)

10 11

3

0 2

Educational Facilities· Working No. of Recreational and Secondary/ Junior Primary Adult Women's Cultural Facilities

Matr-iculation Secondary Schools Literacy Hostels Stadia Cinema Auditorla and Middle dasses/ with Dramal

Schools CentreS, Number Community Others of Halls

(Specify) Seats 12 13 14 15 16 17 lB 19

4 5 10 6 1(80)

3 2 B

------------ See lira Urban Agglomeration "-------------

2 4

2 4

167

Public

Libraries Including

Reading'

Rooms

20

PL

RR

PL(2)

PL

RR

I'L

RR

5T A TEMENT .. VI

TRADE, COMMERCE, INDU~TRY AND BANKING, . 1989'

169

STATEMENT

Trade, Commerce, Industry

S!. Class and Name Name of Three Most Important

No. of Town Commodities Imported Name of Three Most Imporratlt

1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd

2 3 4 5 6 7

Abohal' Sugar Conan Cloth Medicines Cotton Fruits

Bales

2 IV Adampur Food grains Silk cloth Soft coal Khadi cloth Ambar

Charkha

J III Ahmedgarh Iron Paddy Fuel wood paper Vegetable

oirs

4 V Akalgarh

5 V Alawalpur Sugar Cloth Cement Sugar, Bicycle

• Rice baskets

6 V Amloh Wheat Iron Paddy Rolling Wheat

bars

7 I Amritsar Synthetic Rags, Pig·iron, Textile Blankets

Fabric Shaddy yarn Iron, steel Fabric

B. VI Amritsar Cann. Wheat Sugar Vegetable ,

9. IV Anandpur Food grains Sugar Cloth Bubber Rice

Sahib grass

10. V Badhni Kalan Sugar Vegetable Vegetable Wheat Paddy

oils

11. IV Baghapurana Sugar Vegetable Vegetable Wheat Paddy

oils

12. IV Banga Karyana AgriCultural Building Wheat Rice, Brass

goods implements materials utensils

13. IV Banaur Food grains Cloth Vegetable Chillies Agricultural

Oils implements

14. IV Baret;! Oil Jaggery Sugar Rice, Bran oil Cotton

seed Vegetable oils

15. II Barnala Lime Rock Pig Lime Super Phosphate,

Stone Phosphate iron yarn Fertilizer

170

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Commodities Exported

lrd 1st

8 9-

~ynthetic leather ,

thread

Wooden

furniture

Agricultural .

implements

Khadi

cloth

Paddy

Cutting, Printing

& Stitching machines

Shoes

Cotton

Cotton

goods

Khad.i cloth

Agricultural

implements

Khadi

cloth

Rolling

bars

Textile

Fabric

Niwar

Nylon

Wooden,

Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Manufactured'

2nd

10

Cotton

thre,ad

Honey

Paper:-

Bicycle,

Baskets

Agrkulr,ural

implements

Blan~et,!i

wooden

furnitures

Shoes

(Articals) Furniture

Potatoes, Khadi Pulk,_,

Diesel engines cloth utensils

leather Agricultural leather

shoes implements shoes

Rice leather Mustard

shoes eil

G.!. Sanitary Basket, Fertilizers

Fitting Bllckets

171

lid ....

11

Juice

. Durries

Y~getable

oil$

leather

shoes

Leather

shoes

CUlling, printing

Number of

Banks

'P" ,.:

17

8

6

3

130

& Stitching machines

Leather 4

shoes

2

4

Brass- 15

utensils

Wooden 3

furniture

Cotton 3

cloth

G.I. Sanitary 8

Fittings

Number of "NlJmberof

Agricultural Non-Agricultural .. Societies Societies

fl 14

54

, 2

3

4 IS

18

S,

3

STATEMENT

Trade, Commerce, Industry

SI. Class and Name Name of Three MoS[ Important

No. ofTown Commodities Imported Name of Three Most Important 1st 2nd __ 3rd 1 st 2nd

2 3 4 5 6 7

16. IV Bassi Food grains Cloth Tractor Cloth,woollen Spare parts for

Parts Blankets Sewing Machine

17. Batala ----------------- See Batala Urban Agglomeration ---------------------

Batala U.A. * -------------------- See Constituent Unit ----------------------

Batala Pig iron Coal, M.S Machine Agricultural

Coke Rounds Tools implements

18. I Bathlnda Cloth Coal Rice Fertilizer Vegetable

Husk. oils

19. VI Behrampur Karyana Cloths Agricultural Paddy, Wheat

goods Implements Rice

20. IV Bhadaur Textiles Sugar Vanaspatti Food Cotton

Ghee, cloth grains

21. IV Bhawanigarh -_ ....... _-----... ----- See Bllawanigarh Urban Agglomeration --•. _-_.--.. ---•• ,-

Bhawanigarh U.A. ...... _ .... --... _---"'----- See Constituent Unit .. -........ ----......

Bhawanlgarh Cloth Vanaspatl Sugar Electric Conduit

Ghee casing & pipes

Capping Of wood

22. IV Bhikhiwind Karyana Sugar Vanaspati Rice Wheat

goods Ghee

23. VI Bhogpur Sugar Vegetable Cement, Sugar Potato,

Cane oils Fertilizer Rice &

wheat

24. IV Bhucho Mandl Salt Cloth" Sugar, Cotton oil

Vanaspati Ghee seed cake

25. IV Budhlada Mustard Leather Rice Cotton Wheat

26. IV DaslIJ Sligar Cloth Steel Rice, Sugar cane

Wheat

172

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and Banking, 1989

CommodItIes E~I)Orted

3rd lSI

8 9

.. Wooden wheels Wooden wheels

for carts for carts

Sports Machine

goods Tools

G.I. Fertilizers

pipes

Agricu I tu r al

implements

Earthen Wooden

Pottery furnIture

Boring Electric

Equipments, Goods

leather product

Brass

Vessels

Agricultural Toka

implements machine &

Pumping sets

Agricultural Mustard

implements oil

Rice Mustard

oil

Agricultural Agricultural

implements implements

Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Manufactured

Woollen

blankets

2nd

10

3rd

11

Spare parts for

Sewing Machines

Number of Number of

Banks Avicultural

Societies

12 13

4

.............. - ....... See Batala Urban Agglomeration ................... _ ..

................. - .... See Constituent Unit ....... __ .......... -

Avicultural

implements

G.!. pipes

Woollen

blankets

Earthen

pottery

~.-...... - ...... - .... ----

--- ........ - ...... _----

Conduit

pipes &

Iron screw

. Grinder

Agricultural

implemen~ .

Buckets

Buckets

Shoes

Sports goods 19

Seeds 36

Shoes 2

Country 2

carts

See Bhawanlprh Urban Agglomeration ••.•..•• --.•. - .••

See Constituent Unit ... - ..................

173

Boring

Equipments

suitcase & shoes

Sugar

Motor spare

parts &

Electric goods

Agricultural

implements

Shoes

soda silicate

Tobacco

4

3

3

4

3

6

2

2

Number 'of

Non·Agrlcultural

Societies

14

-47.

252

6

10

3

SI. Class and Name

No. of Tawil

Z

27. V Dera Baba

NJnak

28. V Dera Bassi

29. IV Dhallaula

30. IV Dhariwal

31. IV Dharamkot

Dharamko( U.A·

Dharamkot

32. III Dhuri

33. IV Dlnanagar

34. V Doraha

35. I~ Faridkot

Faridkot U.A.·

Faridkot

36. IV Fatehgarh

Churian

37. V Fatehnangal

38. I( Fazllka

STATEMENT

Trade, Commerce, Industry

Name of Three Most Important

1 st

3

Sugar

KaryJl1a

goods

Sugar

Sugar

~--".--"-."-" .. -"----

--------------.. -~------

Karyana

goods

Iron

Iron

Vegetable

oils

Sugar

Food

grains

. Sugar

Cotton

Commodities Imported Name of Three Most important 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 4 5 6 7

Agricultural Building Vegetables Wheat

goods Material

Groundnut Sugar, Chillies Ground

oil ]aggery nut oils

Cloth Vegetable Wheat Cbtton

oils

Vegetable Oils Coal Wooil~n Cloth Rice

See Dharamkot Urban Agglomeration ............ - .......

See Constituent Unit ....... ,..,_." ...........

Cloths Vegetable Sugar Rice

oils cane

Cloth Coal Sugar Rice

Timber Rubber Rubber Iron

pipe pipe

Pig iron Ingots Vegetable Toka

steel oils machine

------.. -.. -----"' .. _---- See Faridkot Urban Agglomeration .. · .. ····_· .. c· ......

----------_ .. ---_!------

Vegetable

oils

Cloth

Vegetable

oils

Paddy

174

See Constituent Unit _ ....................

Iron

goods

Wool

Kerosene

oils

Wool

Wheat

Ginned Cotton

Thresher

Wheat

Cotton

Agricultural

implements

Trollies

Paddy

Fuel

wood

and Banking, 1'989

Commodi(ies Exported , ,3rd 1st

8 9

Paddy Agricultural

implements

Khandsari Motor

spare parts

Maize Rice

Washing Soap Woollen Cloth

Wheat Threshers

Cotton Sugar

Wooden Woollen

furniture cioth

Soap vegetable

and steel oils

Shoes Agricultural

Implements

Wooden Trollies

material,

Lathe machine

Sugar cane

Rice Cotton

cloth

Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Manufactured

2nd 3rd 10 II

Wooden Shoes

combs

Carpets Shoes

Country Wooden

carts furniture

Wooden Furniture Washing Soap

Number of Number of

Banks Agricultu ral

Societies

12 13

2

3

3

2

..•.•••......•..••.• _. See Dnaramkot Urban Agglomeration ................. _ .... .

•••••••.•••.••.••••.... See Constituent Unit .........•.•••.•....•..

vinegar

Trollies

Wooden

furniture

Toka

machine

~.-.. -------.. -.... -------

. ---------~~-----------

oil engines

Thresher

Agricultural

Implements

Wooden 4

,furniture

Iron Rods & Bars 11

Washing 5

soap

Soap 6

& steel

See Faridkot Urban Agglomeration ... - ..................

See Constituent Unit .......•........•..••..

Shoes 19

Lathe 3

machines

Shoes II

175

Number of

Non·Agricultural

Societies

14

6

6

3

15

12

33

SI. Class and Name No. of Towl1

1st

2 3

39. II Firozpur Sugar

40. II Firozpur Canu. Sugar

41. V Garhdiwala Sugar

42. IV Garhshankar Cloth,

Cement

43. III Giddarbaha Snuff

m3,terial

44. III Goblndgarh

Gobindgarh U.A.·

Goblndgarh Iron

Steel

45. IV Goniana Raw

cotton

46. IV Goraya Pig-iron

47. II Gurdaspur Sugar

48. IV Guru Har Food

Sahal grains

49. V Hariana Couon &

Silk cloth

50. I Hosiliarpur COlten for

spinning

Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Imported

2nd 3rd

4 5

Vegetable Veg~tables,

oils Mustard oil

Vegetable Textile

oils goods

Cement Ve~etable.

oils

Glass, Ve~etable

Groceries & ti'uits

and Crockery

Cotton Iron

goo~

STATEMENT

Trade, Commerce, Industry

Name of Three M\lst Important

1st 2nd

6 7

Wheat

Wheat

Threshers

Mangoes

Sugar cane

Snuff

Rice

Gobar

gas plants

Shoes,

)aggery

Potato

Co((on &

Cotton Seeds

••••. - •.•.• ----..•.. -- See Gobindgarh Urban Agglomeration -,-----..... -........ .

...... -----........... See Constituent Unit ......•• --."....--•••

Coal Waste Irol'l'& Food

oils Iron products grains

Wheat Oil Raw Wooden

seeds cotton Furniture

Steel Brunt Toka Ball

balls Bricks machine parts Bearing

Cement Ghee Wheat,' Paddy

wheat flour

Sugar Ghee Wheat Rice

Vegetable Sugar Jams Pickles,

oils Sarees

Iron steel MJcilinery Ivory Pressure

sheets for pans goods cookers new Utensils

176

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and Banking, 1989

Name of Three Most Important Number of Number of Number of Commodities Exported Commodities Manufactured Banks Agricultural Non-Agricultural

3rd 1st 2nd 3rd Societies Societies

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Cotton Wheat Thresher Cotton 16 3

Hour Machine bales

Agricultural Wheat, Gobar Agricultural 6 5

implements Threshers Machines gas plants implements

Jams Jams leather Wooden 2 2 2

& Pickles & Pickles shoes fumiture

leather oil engines leather Wooden 6 8

shoes and Shoes furniture I

leather porducts

Soap Snuff Cotton & Soap 6 5

Cotton Seeds

----_------------------ See Gobindgarh Urb41n Aggloll)eration -------------------.---

-------.-------_ .. -.. _--- See Constituent Unit ----------.----.---

Agricultural lron·& Steel, Shoes, II

Implements steel porducts Grinders and Angle iron

Agricultural implements

Oil seeds, Agricultural Wooden Shoes 5 8

vegetable oils implements furniture

Electrical Thresher, Motor Electric 9

goods Toka parts parts goods

Conduit Sewing Conduit Rice 12

pipe machine pipe sheller

Shoes, Agricultural le41ther Wooden 3

Seeds implements Shoes furniture

Vegetable Jams Pickles Sarees 2 8

Thresher, Threads Pressure Resin & 22 2 4

cookers Pine oils

177

51. Class and Name

N.o. or Town

2

51. III Jagraon

52. III Jaitu

]aitu U.A.·

]aitu

53. III Jalalabad

J alalabad U .A. •

]alalabad

54. I Jalandhar

55. III ]a1.andhar

Cantt.

56. IV Jandiala

57. II Kapurthala

58. tn Kartarpur

59. " Khanna

60. III Kharar

Kilarar U.A.·

Kharar

1st

3

Sugar

Raw , i~on

Food

grains

Chemical

for Rubber

goods

Vegetable

& Fruits

Brass

Rice,

Paddy

Sugar

Wheat

Wool

Name of Three Most Important

. Commodities Imported

2nd

4

Vegetable Cement

oils

3rd

5

STATEMENT

Trade, Commerce, Industry

Name of Three Most Important

1 st 2nd

6 7

Wheat Rice

._.................... See )aitu Urban Agglomeratiori ....................•..

•...................... See Constituent Unit·······_·············· .

Raw Paddy Iron CO[ton

cotron goods bales

See Jalalabad Urban Agglomeration ..•...•................

Petroleum

products

Feather

for shutlle

cock

Grocery

Cement

Rubber

goods

Vegetable

oils

Groundnut

See Constituent Unit ...................... .

Electronic

goods .

Sports

goods

Iron

Steel

Electric

goods

Pulses

Paddy

Rice

Hand'

tools and

pipe fitting

Iron Brass &

Iron Re· rolling

products

Brass .

Vessels

Auto

spring

Wooden

furniture

wheat,

cotton

Card

board

Iron

Sheets

Agricultural

implements

Grinders .

Electric

material

Wooden Toys,

Electric goods'

Groundnut

_.-...... _-_ ... __ .--_.. See KharJr Urban Agglomeration ._ ...... __ ......... -..

..... -......... _....... See Constituent Unit ...................... .

Cotton Cotton Woollen Yarn

Seeds Blankets

178

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Commodities Exported

3rd 1st

B 9

Cotton Agricultural

Cotton

seeds

Rice

Husk

Sports

goods

Motor

parts

Lables

Rice

vegitable oils

Hides

Bicycle

parts

Vegetable

oils

implements

Wooden

spining

Tractor

Trollies

Sports

goods

Iron

Re- romng

product

Brass

vessels

Electric

material

Wooden

furniture

M.S_ Rounds

& Groundnut

oils

Woollen

products

Number of Number of Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Mallufactured

Number of

Banks Agricultural Non-Agricultural

2nd 3rd Societies

10 11 12 13

Shoes Iron 15

Leather shoes

Iron

goods

Steel

furniture

Chemical

for Rubber

goods

Agricultural

implements

Grinders

Auto

spring

Wooden Toys,

Electric goods

M.S_ Rounds

and iron

Re-rolling

Yarn

Rolling

See J aitu Urban Agglomeration ----------.----------

See Constituent Unit-----------------------

Agricultural 6

implements

See ]alalJbad Urban Agglomeration ----------------------­

See Constituent Unit -----------------------

Gate 5

Shut[ers

Rubber 99

good~

Motor 8

spare

parts

tables 3

Rice 17

Vegetable oils

Agricultural 4

goods

Sewing 15

& Bicycle

parts

See Kharar Urban Agglomeration ---------------------­

See Constituent Unit ---------------------

179

Vegetable

oils

8

2

Societies

14

2

3

5

68

2

7

2

12

SI. ClasS ana Name

Nee ... 6fTOi.vn

.Y I 2

61. V Kot Fatta

62. V Kot Ise Khan

63. II Kot Kapura

64. IV Kurali

65. IV Lehragaga

66. IV longowal

Lol1iowal U.A.· <:

Longowal

67. I Luqhiana

68. IV Machhiwara

69. IV Majitha

~ajitha' U.A. •

Majitha

70. II Malerkotla

ht

3

Sugar

Karyana

goods

Petroleum

product

Pig·iron

Cloth

Diesel

Wool

Food-

grains

Rice

Coal

STATEMENT

Trade, Commerce, Industry

Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Imported Name of Three Most Important

2nd 3rd 151 2nd 4 5 6 7

Rice Jaggery Cotton Wheat

Cloth Timber Rice Wheat

Fuel wood

Cotton Food- Tractor Electric

grains parts Transfor-

mers

Cotton Iron Sewing Vegetable

Seeds Sheets machine parts oils

Sugar Ghee Wheat Cotton

See longowal Urban Agglomeration ... -------.-.--•. -----

SUlar

Stainless

steel

Vegetable

oi)!

See Constituent Unit -.. ---.. -------•. ------

Cloth

Edible

oils

Sugar

Wheat

Hosiery

goods

Wheat

Rice

Bicycles

Rice

.---••• -.--••• -.-•• ,--- See Majillla Urban Agglomeration ----.• -.• --.---.-----

--......... -.--... --. See Constituent Unit --.-.•.• ---.---.. -.. -

Wheat

Iron

180

Leather

Shoes

Spare

parts for

sewing machine

Bed-

sheets

vegetable

CarpelS

Ghee

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and Bantll1f; 1989

Commodities Exported

lrd

8

Soda

Ban

Water

bjotdes,

Agricultural implements

Locks

Wooden

Furniture

Cotron

~Ing

~Ine&~to

spare partS

Maize

Wooden

furniture

Bicycle

Pans

1st

9

Agricultural

Implements

Wooden

Furniture

Tractor

parts

Sewing

machine

Agricultural

implements

Agricultural

impl~~nu

Bicycles

Groundnlit

oils

Cotton

sheets

DIq'CIt!

pans

Name of Three Most Important Number of Number of Number of

Commodities Manufactured Banks Agricultural Non-Agricultural

2nd 3rd Societies Societies

10 II 12 13 14

Shoes Furniture 2 8

AgrlwlturaJ 2 8

implements

Electric \Vater 13 3

T ransfonners ' bottles

Locks, Soap 6 24

Pumpilll5ets

Fruniture Leather .. shoes

...... __ .. _ .... _---......... _- See Loncowal Urban Agglomeration -----------------

----_ .. _ ....... _- See Co~dtuent Unit ---------------------

Wooden Khadl 3

furniture Oath

sewing Hosiery 124 3 25

Machines goods, Auto

spare partS

vegetable Furniture, .. oils iron goods , '

-- See Mailtha Urban Agglomeration ,------------------

------- See Constituent Unit ---------

Carpets Wooden 2

furniture, shoes

;JeWln, ChIli 10

machine, R.olls

Sports goods

181

STATEMENT

Trade, Comll'lerce,: lJ1dusuy

51. Class and Name Name of Three Most Important

No. of Town Commodities Imported Name of Three Most Important

1st 2nd 3 .. d 1st 2nd

2 3 4 5 6 7

71. II Maiou( Raw Iron Raw Agricultural glmmed'

cotton Rubber imp1el11ents cotton & yarn

72. II ·Mansa Cotton Mustard Veget,able . Processed Chappals,

oils. cotton shoes

73. m MalIr , Cotton Mustard Wheat,. Processed Mustard

Gram cotton & Oil

cotton Seeds

74. I, ,Moga .. .... _ ..... ---_ ... -_ .. -_ .... See Moga Urban Ag~lomeration _ .... --...•.....•...

Moga U:A.* .... _--_ .... _---------. See Co~,ituent Unit-··-·---;~-------

Moga Milk Sugar Ghee Coffee Skimmed

milk

75. IV Morinda Sugarcane Timber Sugar Spare parts for Locks

sewing machines

76. IV Mukerian Raw Cloth Vegetable Baskets Polythene

Pofychenes oils Bags

77. " Muktsar cloth Petrol, Cement Ctltton Rice,

Diesel Mustard oils soap

78. IV Mullanpur Dakha Wheat Paddy Sugar Groundnut Rite

oils

79. 11 Nabha Cotton Food- Spare parts' . Ghee Machinery 'I:

Fabrics grains for combine machine parts

80. III Nakodar Cotton Sugarcane Cast Iron Carpets Spare Parts

Thread for cenema

81. III Nangal Township See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration ---------------------

Nangal Township U.A. * See Constituent Unit -----•• ----•.•.. ---.-

Nangal Township Timber 8ubbar Fuel Furniture Spun

grass wood pipes

182

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and Banking, 1989

Name of Three Most Important Number of Number of Number of

Commodities Exported Commodities Manufactured Banks Agricultural Non-Agricultural

3rd 1st 2nd 3rd Societies Societies

8 9 10 II 12 13 14

Wheat Agricultural P.V.C. Tyre 7 10

implements pipes

Agrlcultu ral Tubewell Chappals, Grinding II 2 4

apparatlls apparatus shoes machine

'lheat, Rubber Electrical Hand 4 2

jram shoes appliance Pump

.. _ .......... -.. -_ ...... __ ... _-- See Moga Urban Agglomeration .•••...................

---_ .. -------- See Constituent Unit····_·······_-······

Tomato Skimmed Thrashers Maggi 23 14

katchup milk products

Agricultural Sugar Spare parts for Agricultural 3 5

Implements sewing machines Implements

RIce, Agrlcultur31 Baskets Wooden 12

wheat implements Furniture

Wheat Agricultural Shoes, Candles 12 18

implements, S03P carpets

Colton Machine Groundnut Washing 6 2

tools oils soap

Stitching Ghee, Agricultural Khadl 14

machine Horllcs Implements cloth

confectionery, Carpet Spare parts Confectionery 17 10

Tablet manufacturing for (enema Items

machine

------------- See Nangal Township Urban Agglomeration ••••••........ --.~-

-_ .. _ .. --_ ...... _ .... -.. _- See Constituent Unit ._ •.•......•...•••••.

Conduit Wooden Spun Conduit 8 5

pipes furniture pipes pipes

183

SI. 'Cl3SS and Name

No. o(Town

2

82. III Nawanshahr

83. IV Naya Nagai

84. IV Nurmahal

85. Pathankot

Pathankot U.A.·

Pathankot

86. Patlala

Patlala U.A. *

Padala

87. IV Pauan

88. III Patti

89. V Payal

90. II Phagwara

Phagwara U.A * .

Phagwara

1st

3

Leather

Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Imported

2nd

4

Sugarcane Cloth

STATEMENT

Trade,' Commerce, IndustrY

Name of Three Most Important

3rd 1 St 2nd

5 6 7

Shoes Sugar

Raw materials Jute Soft ' Fertilizer Heavy

for fertilizers

Wheat

Fruit

Wheat

Food grains

Wheat

Wool

Plr-lron

Bags

Rice

.-. ............. --...... --~ ....

............ __ .. _---_ .......... -

Timber

_ .. _---.. ---..... _ ...... __ ....

........ -.. -----_ .............. _

Electric goods,

staple yarn

Paddy

Paddy

Vegetable

oils

Steel

184

stone water

Sugar Durries .,Jut bolt,

Spare parts

for motors

See Pathankot Urban Agglomeration -----------------------

See Constituent Unit ---------------------

Petroleum Timber . Stone , 'II

products

See Patiala Urban Agglomeration -------------------

See Constituent Unit ...... ,·-··-·--------

Iron Enamelled Piston rings,

& steel Copper wire Biscuits

Mustard Rice Wheat

Cotton Wheat Eggs

Vegetable Woollen Maize

shawls

See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration ----------------------

See Constituent Unit ------------------

Sugarcane Oil engine Sugar

parts

Vi

and Banking, 1989

Name of Three Most Important Number of Number of Number of Commodities Exported Commodities Manufactured Banks Agricultural Non-Agricultural

3rd 1st 2nd 3rd Societies Societies 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Toka Sugar Toka Ice 13 4 machines machines

P.V.c. Fertiliz~r 'Heavy P.V.C. S pipes water pipes

Earthen Carpet and Nut and Earthen 7

pottery Desi sugar bolt pottery

----- See Pacmnkot Urban Agglomeration ----.-------

-_ .. --................ __ .. _ ...... See Consdtuent Unit ... -........ _ ........

Building Wooden'and Pickles, Washing soap, 23 6

matenals steel furniture Jams mill stones

........ _-_ .. _ .......... -.. _ See PaclaJa Urban Agglomeration .......................

-------~---.. -.. - See Constituent Unit ._-..................

Machine Piscon Enamelled Biscuits 59 16

tools rings copper wire machine tools

Red Rice Desi Bakery 3

chillies Shellers soap products

Rice, Cotron Iron, Soap 6 5

cotton cloth kassi

Paddy Soap Mustard SUlar 4 2

oils products

-----------_ .. _--_ .... See Phagwara Urban Agglomeration ...... __ ........

---_ ... _ .. --.... See Constituent Unit .~ ......... _ .......

Cloth, Oil engine Sugar CottOR, 21 2

chemical parts Agricultural

implements

185

STATEMENT

Trade, CommerCe, Industry

SI,., ~~,dName. Name of Three Most ImP<;lrtant

No, afTown Commodities Imported Name of Three Most Important

1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd

I 2 ·3 .. 5 .6 7

91.- III Phillaur Sugar Cement Pig-iron Agricultural Machine

implements parts

92. III Qadlan .... -.... _---.......................... See Qadian Urban Agglomeration --------------------

Qadian U.A*. --~---.... ---.. --------.. See Constituent Unit ----------.-----------

Qadi,," Wheat Paddy Oil Seeds . Earthen Vegetable

Pottery' oils

93. IV Rahon insecticides Vegetable Toilet soap, Milk Poultary

medicine oils, Sugar soap, !)etergents Products

94. III IbIkot Food- Cloth Sugar Wheat Cotton

grains

95. IV bjasansl Karyana . Sugar Vegetable, Carpers

goods oils

96. II ibjpura Food grain, Iron, Bicycle Bicycle Biscuits

Potatoes Aluminium parts tools Bakery produCt

97. IV Ibman Cotton Karyana Cloth Cotton Vegetable' ;

goods bales oils

98. VI Randas Food Vegetable Tea Whea~ .. M~ile

. grains oils

99. 111 Rampura Phui Cloth Sugar Vept~ Cotton Washi"y;

Oils Soap

tOO.V Rayya Sugar Cement Ste,!1 Whe'l( Rice

10 l. III Rupnagar Gonfee- Gooking EleCtric Potatoes locks

-tionary Gas Apparatus

102. II S.A.S. Nagar Cement Steel Brunt Electric Tractors

(Mohall) Bricks 'goods

103. III Sam ana Incense Pulses Sugar Oil Seeds, Wheat,

stlcks spices chillies Rice

186

·Vi

and Banking, 1989

Commodities Exported

8 9

Auto spare machine

parts parts

Rice Earthen

pottery

Vegetables Wooden

Furniture

Maize Soap

Carpets

Detergent Bicycle,

powder hand [Ools

Mustard, Cotton

cotton cloth

Barley Wooden

furniture

Oil Seeds, Ginned

Ginning blades cotton

Oil Wooden

Seeds Furniture

Soap Locks

Picture Electric

Tubes for T.V. goods

Diesel Diesel

Pumping sets Pumpings sets

Nan"ie of Three Most Important

Commodities Manufactured

2nd 3rd

10' II

Agricultural Auto spare

implements parts

Number of Number of

Banks Agricultural

Societies

12 13

9

See Qadian Urban Agglomeralion __ ._o._o·_o·_._

Taka

handles

Milk

products

Mustard

oils

Bakery

products

Agricultural

implements

Agricultural

implements

Cotton

cloth

Agricultural

implements

Soap

Tractors

Tubes for T.V.

Dhoop and

Incence Stkk.'i

See Constituent Unit .• - ....•.. ------.--

187

ShuUel'S

Shoe:;

Sugar

products

Detergent

Powder

Shoes

Rice

Soap

Rice

sheller

Wooden

Fruniture

Picture

Shoes

4

3

4

3

14

4

6

6

6

14

9

7 2

Number of

Non·Agricultural

Societies

14

2

10

2

,"

19

57

SI. Class and Name No. ofTown

2

104.IV Samrala

Samrala U.A·

Samrala

10S.IV Sanaur

SanaurU.A*

Sanaur

106. VI Sangat

107 .. II 5angrur

10S.IV Shahkot

109. VI Shamchaurasi

110. III Sirhind

111 . VI Sri Har Gobind

·pur

112.1V Sujanpur

Sujanpur U.A * .

SuJanpur

113.1V Sultanpur

STATEMENT

Trade, Commerce, Industry

Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Imported Name of Three Most Important 1st

3

Wheat

Cement

Gram,

sugar

Sugar

Sugar

Rice

Iron

Sugar

Wheat,

pulses

Electric motor,

Generators

2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 4 S 6 7·

: •••.......•.....•• - •• See Samrala Urban Agglomeration ...•...................

...... -.--...... ----- See Constituent Unit -•.•.. -----.----.. -.-..

Paddy Sugar,

Groundnut

Groundnut

011

Agricultural

implements

_ ...•. - •........•.. See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration ...••..••••••• - ••. - .•

--••. - •.••••••.•. See Constituent Unit .•.•....• -•••.•..•..•.•

Fertilizers

Fertilizers

Cloth

Tea

Veeetable

oils

Timber,

Fuel wood

Cereals

Burnt

Bricks

Cotton

Pulses

Rice,

Vlneger

Utensils

Agricultural

Equipments

Vegetable

0115

Vegetable

Wheat

Wheat

Chillies

Wheat

Diesel

engines

Rice

Milk

Pulses

Rice

Rice

Maize

Truck

body

Wheat

•••••...••.•....•..•..• See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration -.-••••• - •.........•..

•.••••. -.............. See Constituent Unit ....... -•.•..•........•

Cloths

Veeetabie

oils

188

Cement

Sugar

Silk

yarn

Electric

Generators

Woollen

coat

Chillies

-Vi

and Banking, 1989

Commodities Exported

3rd

8

Spare parts

for Sewing machine

Food-

grains

Agriculture

implements

Cotton

Wheat

Sugar-

-cane

Rice

Fish

Earthen

'Pottery

Rice

1 St

9

Agricultural

implements

Agricultural

implements

Agriculture

implements

Retind

oils

Rice

sheller

Leather

shoes

Diesel

engines and

Number of Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Manufactured Number of

Banks Agricultural Non-AgrIcultural. 2nd 3rd Sadeties Societies 10 11 12 13 14

-------------------- See Samrala Ulnan Agglomera[lon ""-----------"-----

-----------------.---". See Constituent Unit _._ ..... _._-_.<> ... _.

Spare parts Hosiery 8

for sewing machine goods

.-._---... _-_.-...... See Sanaur Urban Agglomeration --------"-"_----_."-

-----_._. __ .-,_ .. _-- See 'Constituent Unit .-.. _---------------

Shoes Wooden and 3

steels Furniture

Shoes Wooden 3

Furniture

Tin Cement 13

pipes

Vegetable. 5

oils

Bakery Earthen 2

products Pottery

Electric wire, Agriculture 10

Coal cutting implements

centrifugal pumps chained pick boxes

Agricultural Leather Earthen 4

implements shoes Pottery

---- .. ---.... _- ............. -- See Sujanpur Urban Agglomeration ----.---~------------: ..

-----......... _ .... __ ............ See Constituent Unit --_._---------------

Woolh>n wooden Earthen 3

garments Furniture ware (cheries)

Gen~rating Electric AgricUitliral 21 2

Sets Generawr Motor Equipments

189 /

SI. Class and Name No. of Town

2

114. Sunam

Sunam U.A*.

Sunam

11 5. IV Tawandl Bhal

116. IV Talwara

117. IV Tapa

Tapa U.A*.

Tapa

118. III Tarn TMan

119. IV Urmar Tanda

120. III Zlra

Zira U.A*.

Zira

Notes:· * Includes outgrowth (s)

Desh (-) denots nil

NA Data not available

1st

3

Chillies

Paddy

Iron,

Cement

Sugar

Pig·iron

Wooden

Furniture

Paddy

Name of Three Most'lmportlnt Commodities Imported

2nd 3rd

4 5

STATEMENT

Trade, Commerce,' Industry

Name of Three Most Important 1st 2nd

6 7

-._ •••. __ .•••. See Sunam Urban Agglomeration ••..••••.. - ..• : ..... .

- •. -._ •••. _..... See Constituent Unit - ...•.. _ ... - •.. ---

Cotton

Sugar

Food-

grains

Di,esel

englne

Tea

Cotton

Chillies

Rice

Fuel

Wood

Cotton

Wheat

Shoes,

Twine

------------------ . See Tapa Urban Agglomeration ---------•.. -.-...•

-----_ .. ----... ---_ See ConstitUent Unit -.---.-... -•..

Vegetable Tea Wheat Cotton

oils cotton bales

Rubber Clothes Straw" Rice,

boards Wheat

Spare parts Cloth Wheat Haize

Diesel engines

...... _ .. -.. _...... See Zira Urban AgglomeratiOn ......... _-..... - ..

...... -_ ..... -..... See Constituent Unit -_._. __ ...

Karyana

goods

190

'Maize Rice Wheat

·VI

and Banking, 1989

Commodities Exported

3rd

8

Agricultural

Implements

Agricultural

implements

Wooden

Furniture

Ice

Vegetable

Rice

Agricultural

implements

Number of Number of Name of Three Most Important

Commodities Manufactured

Number of

Banks Agricultural Non·Agricultural 1st 2nd 3rd Societies Societies 9 10 11 12 13 14

..••................... See Sunam Urban Agglomeration .......•..••...•......•

• _ •••. _ ••.......... - See Constituent Unit .........••.•••..••....

Combine Machine Water Agr.lcultural 7

for Harvesting pumps Implements

Agricultural Bakery Shoes 4

implements Products

Leather Twine Wooden 4 2

shoes Furniture

~ ~~ ••• _~ •• _ ~_M ________ "! Set> Tapa Urban Agglomeration ..•.•.................

---------------------- See Constituent Unit ' .. '."' .. '---"'-"---

Cotton Mustard 011 3

bales oils cakes

Panjas Cotton Vegetable 11 22

weighing machine Khes oils

Hannonlum . Diesel Cotton 4 14 16

spare pans, engine threads

Drilling machine

-------------------- See Zira Urban Agglomeration ... --.-.----.... -.. --

--.......... _-_ ........... _----- See Constituent Unit ................... _ ..

Agricultural Rice Shoes 6 7

implements shellers

191

URBAN PRIMA,RY CENSUS ABSTRACT

193

Location Name of Statel Area No. of

Code District/UN in Sq.Kms Occupied

No. City/Town

2

3/X Abohar (M.C.)

5/XI Adampur(M.C)

1011 Ahmedgarh (M.C.)

41111 Akalgarh (C.T.) *

5/XII Alawalpur (M.C.)

9/XI Amloh (M.C.)

3

23.07

8.20

3.88

5.48

1.00

2.69

2.85

Residential

Houses

4

16,777

3,303

3,717

860

1,152

1,496

780 2/V Amritsar Cantt (C.B.)

2/1V Amritsar (M.Corp.) 114.95 114,155

8/111 Anandpur Sahib (H.C.) 3.00

1211 Badhnl Kalan (N.A.C.) * 23.96

121111 Baghapurana (N.A.C.) ** 6.00

5/1 Banga (M.C.) 1.50

9/1V Banur (M.C.) 4.50

ll1XI Bareta (M.C) 4.00

10/x Bamara (M.C) 16.00

9/1 Bassi (M.C.) 5.00

Batala (U.A. *) 8.75

I IX Batala (M.C.) "8.75

Bakewal (O.G.) N.A.

Gaunspura (O.G.) N.A.

Nawanpind O.G. N.A.

Umarpura (O.G.) N.A.

Marrianwala (O.G.) N.A.

Bhatha Inderjit (O.G.) N.A.

Kothe Malwa O.G. N.A.

Sagarpur (O.G.) N.A.

Bhode·Df-Khuf (O.G.) N.A.

Kharal (O.G.) N.A.

Bawali Inderjit (O.G.) N.A.

Alowal (O.G.) N.A.

Haveli Chobdaran (O.G.) N.A.

Jhariwalan (O.G.) N.A.

Manl Ghauranga (O.G.) N.A.

111111 Bathinda (M.C.) 97.00

1I1V Behrampur (C.T.) * 3.26

2,030

1,388

2,702

2,956

1,661

1,947

13,422

2,856

16,342

13,540

706

359

85

165

191

292

187

179

124

83

141

156

39

57

38

28,840

793

No. of

House­

holds

5

18,057

3,313

4,123

1,179

1,152

1,714

780

126,283

2,083

1,407

2,761

3,030

1,665

1,965

13,671

3,075

16,387

13,585

706

359

85

165

191

292

187

179

124

83

141

156

39

57

38

30,495

793

194

P

Total population (inclu­

ding Institutional &

Houseless population)

M F 678

107,163 57,875 49,288

15,331 7,541 7,790

25,560 13,540 12,020

5,564 2,934 2,630

6,468 3,377 3,091

9,854 5,191 4,663

3,832 2,023 1,809

708,835 376,478 332,357

10,674"

8,572

5,718

4,548

4,956

4,024

17,287 8,946 8,341

17,721 9,227 8,494

10,014 5,324 4,690

11,537 6,092 5,445

75,430 40,831 34,599

18, I 38 9,361 8,777

103,367 54,800 48,567

86,006 45,440 40,56's

3,975 2,133 1,842

2,601 1,386 1,215

462 251 21 I

1,226 687 539

1,316 712 604

1,830 966 864

1,091 570 521

1,092 586 506

778 426 352

608 345 263

882 473 409

756 422 334

238 127 III

340 193 147

166 83 83

159,042 85,286 73,756

4,806 2,472 2,334

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population

in the age group

0·6

9

9,930

1,405

2,191

459

520

925

283

"59,547

996

746

1,525

1,338

908

1,114

6,502

1,542

9,033

7,364

343

219

36

156

126

165

136

96

88

99

71

63

21

33

17

14,350

367

F 10

8,452

1,235

1,963

400

486

741

257

51,342

834

677

1,418

1,353

752

949

5,620

1,320

7,632

6,203

293

183

43

104

125

146

120

114

71

48

65

65

14

2S

13

11,951

381

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled

Castes

M F

11 12

10,437 9,323

2,742 2,547

2,135 1,841

793 730

1,980 1,765

1,169 1,050

522 483

66,728 58,055

1,543 1,355

1,585 1,290

2,352 2,132

3,396 3,121

1,615 1,396

1,504 1,308

9,278 8,090

2,390 2,064

14,666 12,741

11,547 10,090

337

325

17

406

312

94

428

207

334

192

56

182

55

132

42

325

274

17

304

288

76

394

170

277

138

42

161

49

96

40

17,088 15,178

898 817

M

Scheduled

Tribes

F 14

-Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Total Main

Workers

(I·IX)

Culdvators Agricultural

Labourers

II M F M F M 15 16 17 18 ,19

34,434 22,758. 29,922 1,658 1,494

5,285 4,957 3,158 296 140

8,423 6,447 6,996 394 158

2,109 1,597 1,466 61 141

2,319 1,733 1,751 88 167

3,351

1,448'

2,620

1,085

2,646

998

126

191

148

3

253,121 196,864 199,667 13,792 4,575

3,841

2,263

2,756

1,770

4,999 3,975

6,432 .' - 4,854

2,899 1,961

3,059' 1,921

23,704 16,271

6,338 5,144

2,735

2,475

4,683

4,702

2,581

3,304

22,072

",751

303

88

224

317

134

162

311

827

835

304

470

703

1,131 2,730

300 '369

33,445 24,749 27,063 1,552 1,863

28,369 21,337

1,316

926

145

295

374

608

269

249

131

61

335

178

63

81

45

918

642

82

183

176

491

195

180

70

32

232

76

53

39

39

56,070 39,422

1,637 1,206

f95

22,491

1084

702

116

311

373

399

280

274

166

162

282

244

66

.71

42

1,311 I; 156

85

25

42

19

24

19

10

7

4

2

102

35

38

154

54

13

34

43

32

113

32

20

23

14

42,230 3,550 1,479

1,264 49 121

F M F 20 21 22

10 ... --2,405 76

3 328

28

105

2

7

2

188

184

3

82

299

141

593

327

23

36

22

11,820 585

1~3

749

11

14

70.5., 24

99~' .7

.79.1 . 6

582

3,315

'3-611 •

1,608

1,055

27

8'9

148

21

45

45

49

3S

69

23

1,285

,612

2

73

49

4

8

7

22

4

4

35

location Name of Slatei

Code District/UAI

Number City/Town

2

3/X Abohar (M.C.)

S/XI Adampur(M.q

10/1 Ahmedgarh (M.e.)

4/111 Akalgarh (C.T.)'

SIXII Alawalpur (M.C,)

9/XI Ahtloh (M.C.)

21V Amrirsar Canee (C.B.)

2/1V Amritsar (M.Corp.)

8/111 Anaridpur Sahib (M.C,)

1211 8~ni Kalan (N.A.C,) *

12/111 Bjgtrapurana (N.A.C)'*

5/1 BJr\'IiI (M.C.)

9/1V 8aRut (M.C.)

II/XI B~ (M.C.)

10/X 8pla (M.e.)

9/1 ~(M.C,)

B,a~ (U.A.*)

I/X B~1a (M.C.)

~al(O.G~)

G,aunspura (O.G.)

~wanpind O.G.

l!l11arpura (O.G.) ~ <'~ ,

M~anwala (O.G.)

Bhatha Inderlit (O.G.) - t. \ .

Kothe Malwa O.G.

Sagarpur (O.G.)

Bhode·Di·Khui (O.G.)

Kharal (O.G.)

Bawali Inderjit (O.G.)

Alowal (O.G.)

Haveli Chobdaran (O.G.)

Jhariwalan (O.G.)

MJni GhaurJllga (O.G.)

'11/111 Bathinda (M.C.)

111V BehraIllPur(C.T.)*

lhlestock, Forestry,

Fishing, Hunting &

Plantations, Orchards

& AlUed ActivitJes

III

M F

23 24

424

21

35

8

7

;w. 171

1,330

4

5

20

18 _

20

47

290

52

124

111

4

5

2

801

5

18

27

68

3

2

3

9

4

42

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Mining &

Quarrying

Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing & Repairs in

M

25

3

9

5

5

4

IV

F

26

196

Household

Industry

VIa) M F

27 28

759

343

379

7

28

85

50

17

33

3

3

Other than house·

hold Industry

V(b)

M F

29 30

7,161

341

1,876

88

269

484

206

217

IS

2,'

2

8

393

39

16

94

76

90 59,518 1,160

'I

9.. , 213 _

129

215

214

167

12

8

3

3

2

3

2

3

11

558

7

4

4

23

16

9

17

27

13

2Q

15

5

45

4

250

155

543

434

. 239

281

4,215

750

6,495

5,370

196

238

19

167

25

102

80

32

10

45

65

111

9

9

17

6,966

82

4

25

30

10

46

17

72

30

2

39

187

2

URBAN PRIMARY

Construction

VI

M

31

1,039

139

221

56

50

124

19

6,799

124

17

65

149

39

68

581

445

991

748

79

35

6

12

7

18

5'1

10

6'

13

5

1,873

5

F

32

4

10

2

158

2

11

7

5

57

CENSUS ABSTRACT

M

Trade &

Commerce

VII

F , 33 34

9,240

699

132

12

22

3

9

12

Transport, Storage &

Communications

M 35

2,119

167

393

65

95

211

vm F

36

8

3

2 2,534

302

286

761

157 6 87 6

279

2

~3,513

655

,331

1,400

1,471

372

945

5,918

,li442

1,913

7,234

,,210

,;,129

71

33

6

76

57

29

'5

8

27

15

6

4

3

11,358

175

1,2 17 15,624

5 ,19,0

3

10

7

3

12

86

23

75

65

6

200

4

40

303

260

76

104

1,727

, 231

2,555

2,130

115

67

,16

14

8

41

SO,

, "26

37~

16

21

7

3

3

4,995

24

2

2

10

3

17

16

81

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

M

37

5,278

979

1,101

658

256

472

332

36,086

1,009

335

718

996

480

361

~<166

879

5,295

4,S15

339

96

10

50

17

94

14

55

12

17

;31

5

27

7

6

12,911

232

Ocher Services

IX

F 38

1,143

258

275

55

53,

105

143

,10,207

174

63

137

283

79

118

862

237

,1,123

992

60

15

2

18

2

13

9

7

2

2,821

36

197

M

39

Marginal Workers

144

6

44

3

15

25

F

40

572

5

3

7

205

5

28

3

295

12

Non-Workers

M

41

27,809

4,377

6,543

1,468

1,626

2,501

1,025

176,811

2,983

2,073

4,260

4,525 '

2,743

2,788

18,744

4,610

27,736

22,948

1049

684

1,35

376

339,

567

290

312

260

183

,191

178

61

122

41

43,031

1,207

F 42

47,058

7,492

11,626

2,569

'3,003

4,534

1,618

318,565

, 4,653

3,929

7,912

8,177

4,555

5,278

33,440

8,474

47,014

39,254

1,757

1,190

210

497

603

845

497

487

351

263

399

333

104

143

81

69,911

2,273

location Name' of Statel

Code J)is~tlUAI

No. OlY/Town

1 . 2

10/XI 8hadaur U'1.C)

Bhawanigarh (U.A. *)

10/iV Bhawan~arh (M.C)

Jhugi Sasti Outside M.C. Limits (O.G.)

An~a

in Sq.Kms

3

6.00

2.59

2.59

N.A.

UX Bhikhiwind (C.T.) * 10.00

5/XIIl Bhogpur(C.T.)** 3.00

II/IV Bhucho Mandi (M.C.) 2.00

I IIX Budhlada (J.i.C,) 5.18

7/111 Dasua (M.e.) 16.00

IIVIl Dera Baba'Nanak(M.C.) 0.78

9/II1 Dera BaSsi (M.e.) 3.06

IO/lX Dhanaula (M.C.) 5.00

Dhararnk6t (U.A.*) 1.10 , J 3/r Dharamkol (M.C.) 1.10

80 Houses Outside N.A.

Me Limits (O.G.)

t/iV Dhariwal (M.C.)

la/Ill Dhuri (I'(C.)

I lui Dinanagar (M.e.)

4NJII Doraha (M.e.)

Faridkot(U.A.*)

IUIV Faridkot (M.C)

House'& Rice Sellers

o!,! Bhblowal Road(O.G.)

1.27

15.00

14.36

1.90

18.14

18.14

N.A.

I/VIl Fateh~angal (c.r.)* 3.66

. I/IX FatehPrh ehurian (M.C.) 1.50

" 3/1X Fazllk~~.C.) 7.34

3/V Flrozpu~ (M.C.) 11.33

3/Vl FirozptlfCantt (C.B.) 20.10

7/V , Garh~ala (M.C.) 0.62

7/lX Garhsl'iankar (M.C.) 5.00

12/IX Glddjrbaha (M.e.) 8.25

Gobindgarh (U.A. *) 32.00

9/XII Gobindgarh (M.C.) 32.00

Iqbal Colony (O.G.) N.A.

Sant Nagar (O.G.) N.A.

No. of

OCcuPied

Residential

!iouses

4

2,277

2,373

1,724

649

1,510

834

1,637

3,014

3,225

1,151

1,766

2,610

1,810

1,717

93

2,545

5,962

2,843

1,600

10,339

10,269

.70

924

1,902

8,944

11,569

10,154

959

1,706

4,699

5,371

5,078

128

97

No. of

House,

holds

5

2,282

2,373

1,724

649

1,712

837

1,686

3,157

3,271

1,151

1,830

2,690

1,921

1,815

106

2,546

6,694

2,846

1,700

10,426

10,356

70

924

1,903

10,026

13,850

11,133

975

2,052

4,702

7,899

7,502

i56

150

198

Total populatlon-(lndu­

ding Institutional &

Houseless pOpulation)

p

6

14;808

-"'3,900

101115

,3,782

11,958

4,896

10,006

18,717

18,351

1,380

'9,602

15,967

11,981

1'1,293

688

14;214

.. '3'7,431

1-6,968

9,589

~S8,625

"58,244

381

6,095

"11,088

.; 58,028

78,738

··53,094

5,159

~11,761

29,866

'42063

, 40,175

754

691

M 7

7,866

7,396

5,381

2,015

7,165

2,603

5,266

9,886

9,670

4,407

5,032

8,405

6,314

5,937

377

7,375

19,792

8,811

4,955

31,526

31,329

197

3,187

5,795

30,879

41,909

26,588

2,733

6,141

15,714

23,003

21,923

427

400

F 8

0,942

6,SQ4

4,734

1,770

4793 ' , ! 2,293

4,740

8',831

8,681

2;973 4;570

7,562

5;667

5;356

311

6;839

17,639

8,157

4',634

27,099

26,915

184

2,908

5,293

21;149

36,829

Z6,506

2,426

5,620

14,152

19,060

I B,252

327

291

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population

in the .age group

0·6

M 9

f~"021 1,271

88B

383

1,034

364

951

1,699

1,529

546

B09

1,411

1,186'

1,115

71

1175

3,309

1,421

730

5,103

5,076

27

540

1,007

5,423

6,951

5,254

414

971

2,725

3,926

3,699

84

73

F 10

f,201

, ~,095

732

363

902

295

842

1,419

1,374

457

746

1,239

991

945

46

. 996

',' 2,925

: 1,293

., 701

'): 4,448

4,408

40

483

829

4,730

5,982

4,657

324

837

2,378

3,566

3,373

73

73

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled

Castes

M

11

3065

1717

1053

664

F 12

2625

1535

909

626

1741 1408

797 672

1732 1559

1598 1361

2013 1851

880 750

725 661

2539 2264

1444 1338

1337 1238

107 100

444 376

4329 3853

2488 2271

507 497

8307 7265

8205 7165

102 100

955 801

846 751

6165 5545

7285 6198

5393 5097

698 628

2353 2070

4844 4265

3402 2721

3132 2528

99

98

67

70

M

13

Scheduled

Tribes

14

Literates.

M

15

3163

3986

3129

857

4306

1978

3053

6433

6520

3382

3656

3990

3406

3255

151

5517

12352

5904

3553

20468

20372

96

1824

3681

19444

26801

16959

1996

4200

9439

14669

14161

215

210

F

16

2191

2773

2204

569

1639

1498

19B4

4618

5120

1716

2754

2119

2660

2555

105

4296

8994

4607

2929

14165

14100

65

1114

2943

13590

20183

14358

1490

3244

6228

10716

10398

125

141

199

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Total Main

Workers

(I-IX)

M

Cultivators

M F 17 18 19 20

4081

3919

2854

1065

4637

1227

2705

5116

4898

2715

2586

4446

3378

3169

209

3348

10040

4157

2490

16068

15968

100

1020

2795

16299

20759

11349

1352

3040

8139

12514

11921

231

237

226

165

113

52

1260

585

522

63

70 579

74 ·102

232 153

341 168

438 349

94 148

337 162

133 1227

116 896

111 777

5 119

302 35

601 104

240 117

237 48

1636 775

1632 770

4 5

42 125

195 148

1046 719

2160 902

1084 94

132 130

266 377

570 1017

337 245

323 239

11 4

11

10

11

6

6

4

32

85

Agricu Iturai

labourers

II

M F 21 22

1856 153

618 10

460 5

158 5

732

170

206

295

496

260

100

1258

765

715

50

52

807

455

154

1537

1515

22

267

543

577

1555

63

74

835

584

239

212

24

3

6

28

14

23

7

7

7

13

3

27

27

14

40

3

13

20

Location Name of Statel

Code District/UN

Number Clw/Town

2

la/xI Bhadaur (M.C.)

Bhawanigarh (U.A.·)

IOIIV Bhawanigarh (M.CJ

Jhugi Basti Outside M.C. Limits (O.G.)

21X Bhikhiwind (CT.)'

S/XIII Bhogpur (C.T.)··

II/IV Bhucho Mandi (M.C)

l1/X Budhlada (M.e.)

71111 Dasua (M.C.)

INII Dera 8aba Nanak(M.C)

91111 Dera Bassi (M.C.)

IOIlX Dhanaula (M.C)

Dharamkot (U.A.*J

311 Dharamkot (M.C.)

80 Houses Outside M.C. limits (O.G.)

1I1V Dhariwal (M.C.)

10/111 Dhurl (M.C.)

1/111 Dinanagar (M.e.)

4!V1IJ Doraha (M.C.)

Farldkot (U.A.*)·

12llV Farldkot (M.C)

House & RIce Sellers

on Bholowal Road(O.C.)

I!VII Fatehnangal (C.T.)·

Livestock, Forestry, fishing, Hunting &'

Plantations, Orchards

& Allied Activities

!Ii

M F

23 24

11

43

28

15

7

,4

21

78

92

5

38

4B

24

21

3

19

69

52

43

33

32

9

7

7

I

2

2

ll1X F3tehgarfl Churian (M.C) 26

3/1X Fazilka (M.C.) 170

3!V Firozpur (M.C)

3!V1 Firozpur Cantt (C.8.)

7!V Garhdiwala (M.C.)

7/IX Garhshankar (M.C.)

J2/1X Giddarbaha (M.C.)

Gobindgarh (U.A.·)

9/XII Goblndgarh (M.C.)

Iqbal Colony (G.G.)

Sant Nagar (O.G.)

453

13B

20

4B

_ 43

51

49

7

31

15

2.

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Mlning&

Quarrying Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing & Repairs In

M

25

3

2

7

7

IV

26

200

Household Industry

V(a)

M F 27 2S

17

31

21

10

3

68

48

lOB

67

27

36

26

39

3B

6

2.02.

29

137

18S

187

12

14

205

349

93

15

26

67

151

141

10

7

6

4

6

4

5

23

3

3

3

2

17

IS

IS

15

47

106

12

11

2

3

14

11

3

Other than house· hold Industry

V(b)

M F 29 30

201

608

373

235

256

177

361

966

452

103

732

321

275

272

3

1278

2106

615

494

1318

1312.

6

254

306

2297

1828

994

139

235

860

5681

5347

III

152

21

20

3

7

19

9

69

II

3

20

2

12

23

23

58

37

16

3

3

16

B

8

URBAN PRIMARY

Construction

M

31

VI

71

179

85

94

29

21

96

140

224

27

134

110

82

B2

107

322

317

61

596

595

7

22

890

774

1575

71

69

185

579

552

13

12

F

32

5

2

5

5

49

49

4

25

26

2

10

10

CENSUS ABSTRACT

M

trade &

Commerce

VII

F

33 34

350

1040

758

282

711

438

1067

2195

1696

402

645

662 .

655

648

7

1041

3826

1482

794

3343

3334

9

78

1005

5383

5866

2887

535

776

2728

3305

3243

23

28

2

8

6

2

3

21

27

17

3

12

4

4

4

19

44

5

12

41

41

2

4

120

149

75

8

10

72

14

I3

Transport,

Storage &

Communications

M

35

53

212

136

76

128

64

220

366

323

53

146

220

1.42

126

16

161

918

234

174

1170

1131

39

53

85

HI3

2459

2538

80

141

344

760

722

15

18

VIII

F

36

3

4

3

3

2

II

3

14

14

2.

16

. 82

127

7

7

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Other

Services

M 37

262

603

471

132

2192

183

532

800

1198

1669

593

574

500

490

10

649

1666

855

595

7108

7092

16

215

643

4743.

6573

2967

288

533

2311

1496

1409

33

19

IX

201

F 38

60

118

99

19

59

64

156

271

372

87

210

114

.100

95

5

272

479

219

195

1461

1457

4

38

186

77{;

1658

811

106

235

371

2.82

2.72

7

M 39

Marginal

Workers

3

3

40

3

2

2

3

12

12

32

115

13

2.

7

7

F 40

80

2

2

455

44

18

63

74

83

3

3

2

293

211

4

16

2

II

11

Non-Workers

M 41

3784

3474

2524

950

2528

1336

2561

4767

4770

1692

2446

3957

2936 .

2768

168

4027

9749

4653

2465

15446

15349

97

2135

2999

14465

21137

15239

1381

3099

7574

10482

9995

196

163

F

42

6636

6337

4619

1718

4723

1764

4508

8446

8225

2816

4233

7355

5551

5245

306

6537

16955

7917

4397

25460

25280

180

2866

5096

25810

34458

25418

2294

5338

13580

18712

17918

326

280

Location Name of State!

Code Dis trictl UAI

No. CltY/Town

Area No. of

in Sq.Kms Occupied

Residential

Houses

234

Dalip Nagar (O.G.) N.A. 68

11 III Goniana (M.C.) 9.00 1664

51lV Goraya (N.A.C.) 2.65 1900

I/V Gurdaspur (M.e.) 10.85 9598

31V1I Guru Har Sahai (M.e.) 1.50 1452

7/VI Hariana (M.e.) 1.29 1188

91V1I Hoshiarpur (M.C.) 28.21 21433

4/1 Jagraon (M.C.) 14.00 7761

Jaitu (UA*) 9.06 4549

121V1 )aitu (M.C.) 9.06 4533

Kothe Lal Penni (O.G.) N.A. 16

)alalabad (U.A.*) 2.84 3186

3!VIII )alalabad (M.C.) 2.84 2375

Extended area N.A. . 811 block No. 22 (O.G.)

511X )alandhar (M.Corp.) 80.41 83810

SIX J alandhar Cantt. (C.B.) 1 5.21 6270

2/VI Jandiala (M.C.) 4.20 3164

6/1 Kapurthala (M.C) 56.00 11038

5/XIV Kartarpur(M.C.) 5.95 3472

4/X Khanna (M.C.) 16.02 12049

Kharar (U.A. *) 4.20 4876

8NII Kharar (M.C.) 4.20 4844

Nawanshahr (O.G.) N.A. 32

liN Kot Fana (M.C.) .39 982

3/111 Kot Ise Khan (C.T.)· 4.55 1146

1211V Kot Kapura (M.C.) 14.50 10265

8/VI Kurali (M.C.) 7.40 2968

101V1II Lehragaga (M.C.) 8.40 2582

. Longowal (U.C.) 3.25 2663

JOIYI Longowal (M.e.) 3.25 2537

Plndi Kehar Singh N.A. 126

& Plndi Dhilwan (O.G.)

4N Ludhiana (M. Corp.) 134.67 187488

41V1 Machlliwara (N.A.C.)·· 3.00 2383

Majitha (U.A.·) 1.50 1679

No. of

House·

holds

5

91

1694

1914

9603

1675

1209

22102

7852

4594

4578

16

3932

3056

876

89660

6277

3168

11601

3499

12402

4889

4857

32

983

1267

10312

2981

2598

2664

2537

127

193862

2391

1739

202

Total population (inclu­

ding Institutional &

Houseless population)

P M F

6 7 8

443 253 190

10415 5459 4956

10708 5555 5153

54733 29390 25343

10500 5491 5009

6473 3409 3064

122705 65378 57327

47372 24723 22649

28850 15261 13589

28758 15216 13542

92 45 47

23108 12611 10497

18476 10202 8274

4632 2409 2223

509510 272472 237038

31520 15313 16207

19293 10191 9102

64567 34611 29956

21093 11109 9984

71990 38094 33896

26109 14010 12099

25938 13928 12010

171 82 89

5611 2972 2639

7604 4028 3576

62430 32790 29640

17592 9341 8251

15555 8219 7336

16254 8669 7585

15419 8225 7194 I 835 444 391

1042740 580961 461779

13554 7066 6488

10713 5738 4975

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Popu lation

in the age group

0·6

M

9

70

1001

843

4194

1058

523

9537

3938

2597

2594

3

2192

1684

508

39911

2760

1860

5276

1700

6261

2242

2230

12

486

723

5899

1414

1557

1481

1410

71

87942

1373

997

F

10

47

785

786

3565

853

458

8438

3508

2188

2184

4

1783

1330

453

34928

2444

1481

4634

1571

5469

1850

1838

12

435

661

5072

1312

1223

1270

1197

73

76289

1129

829

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled

Castes

M

11

73

1145

1271

F

12

56

1024

1223

5815 5232

611 572

953 827

15841 13909

7557 6662

52,14 4599

5210 4597

4 2

1503

979

524

1189

728

461

r5204 65492

3224 2976

3072 2699

7280 6471

4888 4367

7769 6940

3321 2763

3283 2732

38

1095

1043

31

954

979

9319 8395

2117 1870

1981 1741

2176 1887

2158 1874

18 13

67465 56056

2292 1995

2339 2033

M

13

Scheduled

Tribes

F

14

Literates

M

15

83

3668 .

3815

22077

3238

2427

47593

15811

8211

8187

24

8534

7371

1163

F

16

52

2737

2948

16313

2543

1818

36208

12977

5721

5700

21

5794

4973

821

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Main Workers .

(I-IX)

Cultivators

M F M

Agricu!tural

Labourers

II F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 -----------------------125 2

2786

3098

14436

27.81

1727

32973

12758

7940

7913

27

6871

5718

1153

173

ISS

1462

137

103

3244

769

400

399

384

335

'49

20

130

373

99 I i2

1.t)18

1111

116~ 1148\

19

496

409

87

2

4

19

10

5

4

148

342

441

255

631

2744

1416

831

829

2

525

168

357

3

5

138

13

44

44

3

2

188552

10679

6071

23612

6913

25439

9727

9678

49

1309

2290

14834 142492 11263 2111

. 10

49 4461

12

1266

1267

307

1787

·575

164

19123

6287

4696

2834

2728

106

10325

4656

17717

5209

19493

69

6934

57

784

1621

13857

4665

3198

1776

1711

65

60S5

5279

17641

5732

19741

6789

6748

41

1674

1989

16606

4779

. 4281

4892

4614

278

623

263

1948

253

1361

607

605

2

43

228

1012

356

151

425

888

211

248

290

290

677

195

1016

252

307

138 2273

132 2040

6 233

366775 261857 328047 15312 4483

4155

3208

3228

2203

203

3576

2783

257

111

405

4151

56

3

2

2

14

9

9

6

575

68

82

22

14

24

24

425 16 "1

.453 31

1315

114

342

1278

1263

15

16554

1120

1094

16

4

36

36

194

65

36

Location Name of State!

Code District/UAI

Number City/Town

2

Dalip Nagar (O.G.)

II/II Gonian;a (M.C.)

SIIV Gorayal (N.A.Cl

IIV G!:Ifdaspur (M.C.)

3/VII Guru h'ar Sahai (M.C.)

7IVI Hariana (M.C)

9lVIl Hoshlarpur (M.C)

4/1 ]agraon (M.c.)

)altu {U.A. *}

~2/VI Jaltu (M.C)

Kothe Lal Perm I (O.G.)

lalalabad (U.A.*)

3lVIII Jalalabad (M.C.)

Extended area block No. 22 (O.G.) .

S/IX Jalandhar (M.Corp.)

SIX 1alandhar Cantt. (C.J •• )

21V1 Jandiala (M.C.)

M, Kapurthala (M.e ,)

S/X!V Kartarpur(M.C}

4/X Khanna (M.(.)

Kharar (U.A. "j

$lVlI Kharar (M.e:)

Nawanshahr (O.G.)

1 IN Kp~ Fatta (M.C,)

3/IIk K~t ISf K'nan (C.T.)' I

t 2/W ~(ot Kapura (M.C.) I

!t1V1 iKurali (M.C.)

1 01V1~J Lehragaga (H.C)

Longowal (U.c.)

10NI Longowal (M.C)

4!V

'tlVl

Pindi Kehal' Singh . & Pindi Dhilw~n (!J . G \ '

" Livestock I forestry,

Fishing, Hunting lit

Plantatloll"i, Orchar ds

& Allied Actlvitifs ___ Ill __ _

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Mining &

Quarrying

IV

Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing & Repairs in

Household

Industry

VIa)

Other than house·

hold Industry

V(b)

URBAN PRIMARY

Construction

"I M F' M F M F M F M F

----------------------------------------~----~---23

35

I!

25[0

t8

36

738

127

40

40

65

54

II

900

139

32

152

45

172

22

22

31

22

36

11

60

30

30

6170

20

7

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

2

13

78

9

8

8

2

2

84

18

7

2

B

2

2

61Z

8

4

13

10

40

146

69

38

II

867

102

92

92

106

93

13

6328

228

9

204

1240

9B

179

179

84

73

349

55

188

161

157

4

575

47

26

4

5

9

2

88

37

18

18

9

9

667

5

38

20

52

5

5

3

117

46

4

7

7

7

75

II

71

339

1032

1196

502

134

6458

2073

1248

1248

647

588

59

38896

790

1089

3067

1580

4759

1819

1812

7

51

242

2799

1111

456

225

207

18

150358

359

233

7

8

26

2

346

14

22

22

2

2

975

10

4

98

7

82

52

51

7

80

25

17

II

6

2423

6

2

2

110

64

561

65

71

1226

673

189

189

132

106

26

5555

236

102

627

334

857

167

166

64

50

831

266

177

153

153

21431

90

54

9

28

5

17

17

5

5

62

2

9

5

2

2

11

2

I

2

2

254 Ludhiana 1M. Cor~.) I

Machhiw;wJ (N.A: C.) [' •

Majitha (ll.A.·)

--~----' t---,----------------------~------------------~-------------204

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Trade &

Commerce

M

33

II

1346

778

3977

1098

385

9253

4368

2330

2329

2129

1864

265

39468

2192

1442

4458

1020

6869

1365

1343

22

liS

546

5142

1374

1767

364

362

2

69087

854

426

VII

F

34

10

12

76

3

5

288

32

28

28

6

4

2

1197

48

9

177

10

104

22

22

4

90

9

13

3

3

1206

7

2

Transport,

Storage &

CommunicJtions

M

35

5

.158

176

886

194

62

2201

930

456

455

394

275

119

11449

247

260

1139

207

1883

437

434

3

65

82

1870

309

317

67

66

21 II t

223

132

VIII F

36

3

4

10

31

6

3

3

355

14

63

8

19

9

9

7

3

273

4

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

M

37

35

590

415

6682

512

311

8055

1957

1587

1583

4

2377

2161

216

33314

2201

654

5839

788

3068

1935

1927

8

162

326

3247

1287

667

341

336

5

38278

458

396

Other

Services

IX

205

38

2

148

123

1314

123

92

2228

643

260

259

351

307

44

7710

526

181

1418

. 183

1014

489

488

22

69

748

313

124

64

64

10214

156

70

M

Marginal

Worker>

39

2

25

3

3

II

II

162

7

"2

3

3

55

8

8

F

40

309

7

7

359

95 .

15

9

9

46

210

13

124

124

Non-Workers

M

41

128

2673

2455

14954

2709

1682

32380

11965

7318

7300

18

572.9

4473

1256

129818

9258

4912

16963

5375

18353

7218

7177

41

1298

.2039

16129

4562

3938

3769

3603

166

252914

3490

2955

F

42

188

4783

4998

23881

4871

2961

53774

21880

13182

13136

46

10113

7939

2174

225416

15584

8839

27913

9716

32535

11483

11396

87

2550

3347

28418

7895

7172

7323

6938

385

446467

6231

4864

Location Name of Statel Area

Code DistrktlllN In Sq.Kms

No. City/Town

2 3

21111 Majitha (M.C.) 1.50

Rorl and Idgah (O.G.) N.A.

10/11 Malerkotla (M.C.) 4.25

121V1II Malout (M.e.) 10.00

IIIIX Mansa (M.C.) 20.00

IIIVIII Maur (M.C.) 4.80

Moga (U.A.·) IQ.IO

12111 Moga (M.C.) 16.10

Lande ke (Amritsar road) N.A.

(O.G.)

Dune ke (firozpur road) N.A.

(O.G.)

81V Morinda (M.C)

711 Mukerian (M.C.)

12IVII Muktsar (M.C.)

3.00

2.59

13.80

4/1V Mullanpur Oakha (NAC)" 2.05

9/X Nabha (M.e.)

5IVII Nakodar (M.e.)

15.48

3.60

Nangal Township (U.A.O) 7.90

8/11 Nangal Township (N.A.e.) 7.90

Oustee Colony Block-A(OG) N.A

Oustee Colony Block-B(OG) N.A

5111 Nawanshahr (M.C.) 9.59

8/1 Naya Nangal (N.A.c.) 14.92

S/VI Nunnahal (M.e.) 5.75

Pathankot (U.A.") 22.10

1/11 Pathankot (M.C.) 22.10

KhanpLlr (O.G·,) N.A.

Lamin (O.G.) N.A,

Dhaki (O.G.) N.A.

Patiala (O.G.) 31.20

91V1 Patiala (M.C.) 31.20

ThapJr College of Engg. N.A.

(O.G.)

No. of

Occupied

Residential

Houses

4

1568

111

12439

9831

9087

3744

18156

17757

95

304

2955

2882

10945

1723

8563

4593

6782

6278

129

375

5142

2574

1766

21789

21101

298

356

34

44995

41718

140

No. of House­

holds

5

1614

125

13986

9862

9420

4038

18909

18490

95

324

2958

2935

11096

1788

9530

4615

6812

6308

129

375

5194

2655

1798

21910

21218

298

356

38

48218

44897

140

206

Total population (inclu­

ding Institutional &

Houseless populac!on)

P 6

9912

801

88600

56868

55089

25180

110958

108304

451

2203

17440

17813

66383

10138

54421

28478

32003

29311

687

2005

M F

7 8

5304 4608

434 367

46978 41622

30535 26333

29401 25688

13517 11663

58957 52001

57511 50793

232 219

1214 989

9297 8143

9131 8682

34831 'l1552

5312 4826

28812 25609

15184 13294

17074 14929

15676 13635

354 333

1044 961

29955 15630 14325

12046 6534 5512

II 149 5815 5334

,28198 67092 61106

123930 64865 59065

1865 984 881

2196 1124 1072

207 119 88

253706 132858 120848

238368 124352 114016

1009 726 283

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population

in the age group

0-6

M

9

901

96

8545

5623

5151

2282

9471

9217

2P

1577

1642

5Ar;,

892

4339

2318

2451

2204

71

176

2397

795

913

10229

9850

165

197

17

20010

184'17

48

F

10

754

75

7599

4559

4115

1983

8106

7893

31

182

1299

1335

4977

797

3823

2010

2193

2000

63

130

Z040

708

773

9070

8724

173

158

IS

17431

16142

38

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled

Castes

M

11

2067

272

F

12

1809

224

2576 2238

7628 6720

6311 5308

4096 3515

10405 8799

9888 8372

45 40

472 387

2197 1945

1762 1702

8966 7945

'1984 1722

3357 3042

5219 4719

3967 3452

3579 3119

114

274

81

252

4822 4330

1144 979

2079 1818

13964 12394

12797 11324

522

606

39

448

593

29

13005 11683

12048 10862

6

M

13

Scheduled

Tribes

F

14

Literates

M

15

3060

148

22922

19128

17132

6152

36875

36165

163

547

5854

6145

20997

3248

20006

10484

12778

11769

249

760

10970

5134

3860

46734

45496

521

671

46

93786

88092

605

F

16

2100

103

14265

13038

11870

4059

28078

26620

128

330

4265

5086

15430

2478

15180

7545

9474

8745

193

536

8675

3766

3027

36381

35485

345

534

17

74963

71243

167

207

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Main

Workers

((-IX)

Cultivators

M

17

2565

218

24306

16294

15359

7256

29970

29260

114

596

4570

4411

18049

2722

14083

8262

8188

7543

155

490

7861

3383

2952

32345

31389

454

438

64

64941

60880

159

F

18

111

M

19

395

20

962 1541

917 280

999 1013

357 1547

3047 1883

3013 1658

10

273

302

9

?16

275

85

1284 1232

136

1339

596

852

829

5

18

987

355

144

2080

2035

22

20

3

9741

9416

II

621

127

337

42

41

440

45

193

568

516

26

10

16

1081

933

F

20

52

6

61

3

34

34

78

5

3

144

2

2

4

2

2

20

20

Agricultural

Labourers

II M F 21 22

968

126

36

3909 149

822 21

1704 152

1089 70

3403 490

3200 479

2

201

499

279

2039

343

930

942

29

29

989

86

787

1491

1423

38

29

2147

1805

11

104

33

44

2

2

149

5

22

21

50

47

Location Name of Statel INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Code DistrictlUA/ Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing & Repairs in

Number City/Town Fishing, Hunting & Quan),ing

Plantations, Orchards

& Allied Activities

III

M

2 23 24

2/111 Majitha (M.C.)

Rorl and Idgah (O.G.)

10/11 Malerkqtia (M.C.)

12NIIl Malout (M.C)

IIIIX Mansa (M.e.)

IINIIl Maur (M.C.)

Moga (U.A.*)

12111 Moga (M.C.)

Lande ke (Amrltsar road)

(O.G.)

Dune ke (Firozpur road)

(O.G.)

8N Morlnda (M.C.)

711 Mukerlan (M.C.)

12NIIMuktsar (M.C,)

7

219

87

237

89

214

212

2

2

85

151

4/IY Mullanpur Dakha (NAC)·* 13

9/X Nabha (M.C.)

SIYII Nakodar (M.C.)

Nangal Township (U.A. 0)

161

37

3

8/11 Nangal Township (N.A.C.) 2

OUstee Colony Block-A(OG)

Oustee Colony Block·B{OG)

5/11 Nawanshahr (M.C)

8/1 Naya Nangal (N.A.C.)

SNI Nurmahal (M.C,)

Pathankot (U.A. *)

I III Pathanko[ (M.C)

Khanpur (O.G.)

Lamin (O.G.)

Dhaki (O.G.)

Patlala (O.G.)

9/VI Patiala (M.C.)

50

16

10

265

260

2

2

1086

1039

Thapar College of Engg.(O.G.)

7

5

3

16

16

3

10

4

23

22

121

118

M 25

4

3

4

32

31

IV

F

26

208

Household

Industry

VIa)

M F

27 28

22

4

689

604

328

166

494

494

89

24

333

3

246

271

143

137

6

208

6

84

133

123

9

1712

1684

65

31

20

10

111

III

8

5

49

172

8

25

24

33

6

27

27

270

, 269

Other than house­

hold Industry

V(b)

M F

29 30

220

13

5959

3646

2641

891

4648

4592

12

44

1031

610

2216

300

2885

1521

592

462

24

106

1185

2575

409

3433

3313

S9

41

20

10906

9575

2

85

80

75

33

67

67

18

4

43

4

33

33

13

12

17

77

89

86

2

50S

429

URBAN PRIMARY

Construction

M 31

VI

53

964

541

584

227

570

527

10

33

195

223

415

32

556

223

254

162

37

55

234

43

148

2547

2395

73

77

2

3317

3071

32

2

20

16

8

4

3

6

3

6

72

70

300

283

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Trade &

Commerce

M

33

400

26

6666

5535

5096

1870

8558

8499

30

29

1365

1989

5140

850

4758

2365

1512

1383

26

103

2683

158

797

10138

996.8

62

102

6

19211

18771

VII F

34

2

48

60

40

57

164

163

14

34

46

16

57

21

26

26

44

11

7

172

167

3

2

934

Transport,

Storage &

Communications

M

35

119

13

1049

1174

1085

377

2326

2267

26

33

289

425

1159

168

802

449

540

472

23

45

581

58

96

4472

4391

52

20

9

4516

4320

2

VIII

F

36

3

9

5

2

12

11

3

3

3

2

9

6

10

10

9

2

3

69

69

125

120

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

M

37

381

15

3306

3605

2670

1000

7873

7810

25

38

825

691

5361

392

3314

2117

5073

4855

45

173

14'?0

396

428

9266

8969

141

147

9

20965

19682

156

Other

Services

IX

209

F

38

70

553

703

623

164

2145

2128

9

8

229

251

948

114

1020

478

77S

754

5

16

584

262

ll9

1602

1571

16

'14

7416

7206

11

M

Marginal Workers .

39

14

1.4

46

13

42

42

38

2

2

2

7

16

30

26

4

36

36

F

40

211

23

139

12

35

35

210

20

20

10

27

13

13

28

28

Non-Workers

M·

41

2739

216

22658

14227

13996

6248

28945

26209

118

618

4727

4720

16744

2590

1~728

6920

8884

8131

199

554

7762

3151

2847

34717

33450

530

686

51

67881

63436

567

F

42

4497

367

40449

25393

24550

11294

48919

47745

209

965

7870

8380

30058

4690

24250

12678

14077

12806

328

943

13328

5157

5163

59013

57017

859

1052

85

111079

104572

272

location Name of State/ Area No. of

Code DistrictlUAI in Sq.Kms Occupied

No. CitylTown

2 3

D.C.W. Colony (O.G.) N.A.

Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.) N.A.

Back Side of Central Jail N.A.

(O.G.)

Back side Thapur Engg. N.A.

College (O.G.)

. Village Kheri GLljran side (OG)~.A.

Village Rasulpur Saidan

(O.G.)

9/V1II Patran (N.A.e.) **

2IlX Patti (M.C.)

4/1X Payal (M.C.) *.

Phagwara (U.A.·)

61111 Phagwara (M.C.)

N.A.

·5.00

4.30

0.42

16.00

16.00

Mohalla Gobindpura (O.G.JN.A.

Kot Rani (O.G.)

51V PhiIJaur (M.e.)

Qadian (U.A.·)

llXI Qadian (M.C.)

N.A.

.75

9.06

9.06

Harijan Colony, I.T.1. N.A. Balmiki Graveyard and D.A.V. Hr. Sec. School (O.G.)

5/111 Ranon (M.C) 5.18

4/11 Raikot (M.C) 10.65

·2/11 -Rajasansi (C.T.) • 15.55

9/V Rajpura (M.e.) 14.00

11/V1I Raman (M.e.) 3.99

2/1 Ramdas (M.C.) 2.50

11/1 Rampura Phul (M.C.) 5.76

2/V1I Rayya (N.A.C) ., 1.50

81lV Rupnagar (M.C.) 25.00

8/111 S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali) 16.68

(N.A.C.)"

9/IX SalllanJ (1'1.(.)

Samrala (U.A. *J

5.50

9.00

Residential

Houses

4

1342

87

957

393

184

174

2334

4403

961

15063

14202

453

408

3304

3010

2838

172

1798

3448

1578

13186

2809

816

5749

1375

7376

18525

5420

2508

No. of

House­

holds

5

1342

87

957

393

193

209

2382

4480

980

15824

14884

525

415

3335

3010

2838

172

1798

3472

1772

13377

2911

852

6039

1425

7419

18613

6042

2593

210

Total population (inclu­

ding Institutional &

Houseless population)

P

6

4788

418

4821

2019

1117

1166

14328

27776

5852

88316

83163

2697

2456

20956

20012

18867

1145

10771

21061

10008

70983

17275

4765

35530

9122

37996

78457

36556

14921

M

7

2606

225

2596

1085

626

642

F

8

2182

193

2225

934

491

524

7494 6834

15373 12403

3063 2789

47892 40424

45060 38103

1517

131 S.

11701

10346

9726

620

1180

1141

9255

9666

9141

525

5682 5089

11025 10036

5290 4718

37997 32986

9247 8028

2495 2270

18718 16812

5106 4016

20212 17784

42040 36417

19233

7850

17323

7071

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population

in the age group

0-6

M

9

630

34

455

158

115

123

1354

2479

520

6905

6469

226

210

1465

1733

1631

102

890

1866

1038

5768

1672

479

3092

813

3120

6355

3387

1344

F

10

553

35

353

121

89

100

1197

1967

·471

6268

5811

243

214

1393

1522

1449

73

830

1623

836

5101

1434

393

2634

681

2970

5620

2878

1158

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled

Castes

M

11

241

13

217

122

203

155

953

31S1

1229

F 12

223

12

205

99

147

132

837

2484

1056

12150 • 10498

10485

830

835

4453

1234

774

460

9010

734

754

3656

1155

751

404

2456 2122

4106 3686

2157 1935

2203 2002

2610 2246

1153 1057

4255

1091

3690

917

3004 2714

3628 3110

3422 3048

2269 2046

M 13

Scheduled

Tribes

F 14

M

15

1895

150

1721

813

251

259

4574

9389

1821

33420

31724

917

779

8303

6661

6358

303

3450

6597

2743

25969

4837

1366

10962

3505

14532

32865

11861

5369

Literates

F

16

1430

118

1180

569

106

150

3483

5712

1361

24166

23153

488

525

5174

5182

4997

185

2541

5151

1926

19279

3181

978

7934

2110

10965

25623

8802

4083

211

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Main

Workers

(I-IX)

M F

17 18

1496

117

1132

528

311

318

3765

8301

1615

26293

24658

911

724

6710

4882

4591

291

2810

5655

2685

19663

5180

1193

9958

2834

10480

21500

10009

4018

154

3

95

53

4

5

129

364

76

1562

1523

22

17

503

242

237

5

174

336

312

1616

340

67

605

I1S

1115

4129

500

.324

Cultivators

M

19

7

15

10

75

41

144

1007

253

602

515

32

55

263

480

437

43

446

999

207

407

632

263

1188

181

325

194

536

348

F

20

4

2

2

2

4

4

4

2

5

Agricu lrural

Labourers

II

M 21

2

6

78

3

166

87

150

2044

495

1418

1010

21

387

505

62

57

5

981

942

468

1382

604

338

772

262

347

189

1039

648

F

22

2

2

16

10

35

29

6

20

78

5

II

37

32

8

8

40

115

8

URBAN PRIMARY

location Name of Statel INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Code DistrictlUAI Livestock, Forestry, j"lining& Manu~acturing, Processing, Servicing & Repairs if) Construction

Number CitylTown Fishing, Hunting & Quarrying

Plantations, Orchards Household Other than house·

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

III IV Veal V(b) VI

M F M F M F M F M F

2 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

D.c.W. Colony (O.G.) 1007 66 49 15

Hira Bagh Colony (O.G.) 2 25 14

Back Side .of Central Jail 22 3 IB 145 10 118

(O.G.)

Back side Thapur Engg. 17 10 104 47

College (O.G.)

Village Kheri Gujran side (OG) 4 3

Village Rasulpur Saidan 2 46 17

(O.G.)

91V1II Patran (N.A.C.) ** 28 65 4 553 4 158

2/1X Patti (M.C.) 67 2 36 7 640 5 117

4/1X Payal (M.C) * * 6 14 164 7 65

Ph~gwara (U.A.*) 183 IB 52B 99 Jj 179 111 811 23

61111 Phagwara (M.C,) 176 17 464 99 10495 109 709 23

Mohalla Gobindpura (O.G.) 6 19 588 2 63

Kot Rani (O.G.) 25 96 39

5/V Phillaur (M.C.) 62 7 2 485 12 906 15 276 45

Qadian (U.A. *) 17 106 579 3 141

I/XI Qadian (M.C.) 17 II 542 3 131

Harljan Colony, I. T.I. 95 37 10 Balmiki Graveyard and D.A.V. Hr. Sec. School (O.G.)

5/111 Rahon (M.C.) 15 174 8 182 56

4/11 Raikot (M.C.) 71 51 76 29 689 9 149

2111 Rajasansi (c. T .) • 22 687 167 256 27 110

91V Rajpura (M.C.) 162 19 648 101 5093 127 766 16

II Nil Raman (M.C.) 68 18 51 13 859 20 112 7

211 Ramdas (M.C.) 4 26 2 99 14

1111 Rampura Phul (M.C.) 120 4 146 7 1354 38 436 13

2/V1I Rayya (N.A.C.) •• 9 16 340 68

811V Rupnagar (M.C) 49 10 109 4 1528 19 221 19

81111 S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali) 36 5 362 38 6316 444 749 116

(N.A.C)··

9/1X Samana (M.e.) 78 7 187 11 1290 3 450 4

Samrala (U.A. *) 37 5 687 25 117

212

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Trade &

Commerce

M

33

IS

30

247

75

29

44

1857

1502

291

6693

6562

96

35

1242

1853

1831

22

455

1678

311

6164

1757

132

3276

635

2637

3897

4281

1196

VII

F

34

3

3

2

9

17

7

142

137

4

33

10

10

15

7

112

49

49

3

49

249

16

18

Transport,

Storage &

Communications

M

35

10

12

90

42

7

33

233

365

56

1279

1228

35

16

280

442

432

10

105

362

226

1547

313

77

742

130

649

1071

695

236

VIII

F 36

5

2

17

17

3

4

4

4

41

8

4

10

50

4

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

M 37

413

21

399

220

26

48

577

2523

271

3600

3479

51

70

2689

1202

1133

69

395

689

397

3494

784

240

1924

1193

4615

8686

1452

744

Other

Services

IX

213

F

38

64

3

78

49

4

108

311

49

IllS

1090

15

10

366

228

223

5

84

222

96

1159

189

53

487

110

996

3186

343

263

Iv!

Marginal

Workers

39

2

29

29

3

7

9

3

3

F

40

26

34

34

3

4

23

28

10

4

Non-Workers

M 41

1110

108

1464

557

315

324

3727

7072

1448

21570

20373

606

591

4990

5464

5135

329

2872

5370

2604

18331

4060

1302

8751

2272

9732

20537

9221

3832

F

42

2028

190

2130

- 881

487

519

6679

12039

2713

38828

36546

1158

1124

8749

9424

8904

520

4915

9700

4402

31347

7660

2203

16197

3901

16668

32287

16819

6747

Location Name of Statel Area No. of

Code DistrictlUAI In Sq.Kms Occupied

No. CitY/Town

2 3

4NII Samrala (M.C.) 9.00

Bazlgar Colony (O.G.) N.A

9NII Sanaur (U.A.*) 5.18

Sanaur (M.C.) 5.18

BazigarTown (O.G.) N.A.

Outer area (O.G.) N.A.

l1NI Sangat (M.C) 1.24

ION Sangrur (M.C) 13.90

S/VIll Shahkot (NAC) 00 3.00

7/V1ll Shamchaurasi (M.C.) 0.18

9/11 Sirhind (M.C) 11.50

I/XII Sri Hargobindpur (M.C) 0.52

Sujanpurr (U.A.O) 0.3 I

III SuJanpur (M.C.) 0.31

Harlian & Railway Colony N.A.

(O.G.)

6/11 Sulranpur (M.C.) 5.00

Sunam (U.A. *) 3.89

10IVII SUl1am (M.C.) 3.89

Chamar, Tlbi, Moranwali, N.A. Model Town (R) Gugapeer Kothe Harigarh and Kothe Singpur (O.G.)

3/1V Talwandi Bhai (M.C.) 3.00

7/11 Talwara(C.T.) 10.90

Tapa (U.A.O) 2.47

101X1I Tapa(M.C) 2.47

Electricity Colony (O.G.) N.A.

2IVIIl Tarn Tarna (M.C.)

711V Urmar Tanda (M.C.)

Zira (U.A.*)

3/111 Zira (M.C)

36.00

17.00

19.42

19.42

Gadriwala on Zira·Firozpur N.A.

Road (O.G.)

Residential

Houses

4

2389

119

2518

2228

130

160

462

10610

1708

653

4180

579

2659

2532

127

2496

7378

6957

421

1566

3998

2324

2320

4

7595

3264

3746

3718

28

No. of

House­

holds

5

2474

119

2754

2448

139

167

471

10747

1712

683

5138

579

2659

2532

127

2521

7385

6964

421

1663

4119

2377

2373

4

7953

3328

4046

4018

28

Total population (inclu­

ding Institutional &

Houseless population)

P 6

14287

634

16490

14612

865

1013

2731

56419

10246

3711

30818

3461

16090

15414

676

13722

43909

41118

2791

10462

17379

14161

14147

14

47529

18786

23722

23587

135

M F 7 8

7516 6771

334 300

8658 7832

7679 6933

444 421

535 478

1415 '1316

29768 26651

5364 4882

1961 1750

16300 14518

1755 1706

8436 7654

8078

358

7336

318

7228 6494

23173 20736

21688 19430

1485 1306

5449 5013

9450 7929

7562 6599

7556 6591

6 8

25316 22213

9686 9100

12525 11197

12451 11136

74 61

Urban Total 1,440.80 1,015,862 1,069,570 5,993,225 3,208,6112,784,614

214

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population

in the age group

0·6

M 9

1264

80

1588

1375

99

114

227

4877

943

351

2640

278

1388

1342

46

1244

3979

3733

246

950

1329

1349

1348

4119

1497

2227

2213

14

5 I 0,350

10

1094

64

1368

1158

111

99

240

3990

796

275

2335

318

1145

1098

47

1053

3420

3195

225

919

1115

1124

1120

4

3531

1371

1964

1950

14

442,192

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled

Castes

M II 12

1968 1770

301 276

1317 1225

865 798

444

8

280

421

6

273

5352 4836

1226 1079

1240 1071

2266 2060

777 742

2935 2552

2884 2508

51 H

970 902

4793 4171

4240 3701

553 470

1313 1248

2048 1689

1885

1885

1668

1668

4790 4158

2861 2679

3234 2784

3211 2762

23 22

629,876 550,210

M 13

Scheduled

Tribes

F

14

Literates

M 15

5217

152

4474

4166

79

229

824

20431

3456

1227

10799

1004

5561

5294

267

4616

13301

12633

668

3336

7419

4233

4228

5

16710

6882

6996

6952

44

16

4017

66

3154

2986

16

152

547

15074

2748

909

8305

793

4089

3902

187

3581

9332

8922

410

2474

5656

2867

2865

2

12494

5536

4992

4963

29

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Total Main

Workers

(I-IX)

M F

17 18

3868

ISO

4549

4051

231

267

801 ...

323

417

410

6

41

14627 1692

2636

942

8108

8~9

4027

3842

185

3495

11828

11046

782

2787

4682

4118

4113

5

13185

4551

6651

6607

44

199

56

539

58

232

215

J 7

281

736

725

11

131

557

228

228

1032

370

365

360

5

Cultivators

M

19

348

782

675

107

194

438

140

90

528

93

179

179

260

1528

1098

430

298

2

544

544

787

555

810

808

2

F

20

5

14

14

25

7

4

3

4

4

4

2

2

2

Agricultural

Labourers

II

M F

21 22

7 527

121

1139

969

124

142

135

6

46

130

754

175

418

652

264

296

295

328

1101

953

148

368

59

600

600

1318

605

1782

1767

15

31

12

25

11

17

4

4

19

26

25

9

II

11

15

4

3

3

- 2,084,599 1,548,874 1,675,567 120,057 73,719 1,342 125,421 4,359

215

URBAN PRIMARY - _--._'_._ ... _---"-.

location Name of Statel INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS -------"'_ Code Districr/UAI lIVCSlork, For~5tr y, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing & Repairs In Construction

Number City/Town Fbhing, Hunt';lg & Quarr/ing

PIJntari(q~, Orchards Household . Other than house-

& AIIl~d Activitie:. Industry hold Industry

10 IV V(a) V(b) VI _,,_. __ w __ ._ ---_._-M F H F H F M F M F

2 2J 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 -~--.--.'-~~_., ..... ----

41V1l .Samra!a (M.C) 37 5 683 25 117

Bazigar Colllny IO,G,) 4

9/Vll Sanalli' (U.A.·) 64 2 66 76 458 4 280 5

Sanaur (M.C.) 61 2 64 76 426 4, 239 5

BazigarTown (O.G.)

Outer areJ (O.G.) 3. 31 41

I I IV! Sangat (M.C) 7 57 7 54 4

IOIY Sangrur (M.q 298 16 340 30 1780 31 663 14

51V1II Shahkot (NAC) •• 19 31 8 332 134

71V1II Shamchaurasl (M.C.) 5 29 61 42

9/11 Sirhind (M.C) 97 170 22 1662 7 396

I/Xl! Sri Hargobillclpur (M.c.) 4 3 56 22

Sujanpurr (U.A .• ) 44 4 4 42 10 318 4 603 2

1/1 Sujanpuf (M.C.) 42 4 4 42 10 304 4 564 2

Hariial1 & Railway Colony 2 14 39

(O.G.)

6/11 Sultanpur (M.C.) 42 23 499 13 152

Sunam (UA *) 110 B 213 IB 1451 40 615 8

lOlVlI SUl'lam (M.C) 99 7 211 18 1427 40 563 B

Chamar, Tlbi, Moranwali, 11 2 24 52 Model Town (R~ Gugapeer Kothe Harigarh and Korh€ Slngpur (O.G,)

311V Talwandi B!1ai (M.C.) 10 36 4 512 67

7/11 Ta!wara (LT.) 184 23 5 218 2 924 37

Tapa (U.A!) 73 '} 4 456 17 97

IO/XIi Tapa (M.C.) 73 2 4 456 17 97

Electricity Colony (O.G.)

21V1II Tarn Tarna (M.C) liS 6 101 8 2016 44 352 3

71lV Urmar Tanda (M.e) 29 2 2 112 4 481 9 160

Zira (U.A.·) 86 3 36 5 770 15 125

31111 Zira (M.e) 86 3 36 5 759 15 124

Gadriwal;1 on Zira-Firozpur II

Road (O.G.)

Urban Total 19,100 1,496 130 2 27,468 3,452 423,949 8,584 74,102 1,563

216

CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORK~RS

M

33

1193

3

689

629

52

8

258

4285

1075

146

2333

197

942

858

84

1095

3781

3776

5

1001

376

1468

1:468

4252

1408

Trade &

Conimerce

VII

F

34

16

13

13

114

11

35

10

8

2

8

159

159

34

II

73

73

68

20

Transpon,

Storage &

Communications

M

35

236

417

358

47

12

13

1353

156

25

641

23

212

203

9

155

856

834

22

158

107

381

381

878

292

VII!

F

36

4

39

5

3

3

7

7

2

10

3

M

37

722

22

654

630

6

18

64

4716

574

126

1629

146

1387

1351

36

941

2172

2084

88

337

2769

495

490

5

3365

907

1714 12 337 6 991

1709

5

458, r03

12 333

4

8,985 121,256

6 985

6

2,022 352,319

Other

Services

IX

217

F

38

263

160

160

32

1392

165

30

467

38

194

179

15

240

463

457

6

82

496

119

. 119

874

325

319

314

5

88,252

M

39

Marginal

Workers

17

17

17

2

2

3

3

II

II

11

11

1,139

F

40

117

117

17

4

4

2

7

7

8

75

75

2

40

10

30

4,843

Non-Workers

M 41

3648

l84

4092

3611

213

268

614

15124

2728

1019.

8191

946

4407

4234

173

3732

11342

10639

703

2662

4768

3433

3432

12131

5135

5863

5844

19

1,531,905

F

42

6448

299

7298

6406

415

477

1275

24942

4679

1694

13978

1644

7422

7121

301

6211

19993

18698

1295

4874

7372

6296

6288

8

21181

8728

10792

10766

26

2,659,714

APPENDIX - 1

219

APPENDIX -I

LOCATION OF TOWNS ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

SI. No. Name of Town with Location Code Tahsil District

2 3 4 ~'''''-''''''''''''''''--~''_.,,-~-

1. Abohar 3/X Abolla. Firozpur

2. Adampur SIXI Jalandhar Jalandhar

3. Ahmedgarh 1011 Ma!erkotla Sangrur

4. Aka I garh 4/11J Jagraon Ludhiana

5. Alawalpur 5/XII Jalandhar Jalandhar

6. Amloh 9/XI Nabha Patiala

7. Amrltsar 2/1V Arnritsar Arnritsar

8. Amrltsar cantt. 2/V Amrit,ar Amrltsar

9. Anandpur Sahib 8/111 Anandpur Sahib Rupnagar

10. Badhnl Kalan 1211 Moga Faridkot

11. Baghapurana 12/111 .Moga Faridkot

12. Banga 5/1 Nawanshahr Jalandhar

13. Banaur 9/1V Rajpura Patiala

14. Bareta II/XI Mansa Bathinda

15. Bamala 10lX Barnala Sangrur

16. Bassi 911 Fatehgam Sah~ Patiala

t 7. Batala l/X Batala Gurdaspur

18. Bathinda 11/111 Bathinda Bathinda

19. Behrampur IIlV Gurdaspur Gurdaspur

20. Bhadaur 10lXI Bamala Sangrur

21. Bhawanigarh IOIIV Sangrur Sangrur

22. Bhlkhiwind 2/X Patti Amritsar

23. Bhogpur 5/XIIt ]alandhar )alandhar

24. Bhucho Mandl 1lliV Bathinda Bathinda

25. Budhlada l1/X M:msa Bathinda

26. Dasua 7/111 Dasua Hoshiarpur

221

SI. No. Name of Town with Location Code Tahsil District

2 3 4

27. Dera Baba Nanak I/VII Batala Gurdaspur

28. Dera Bassi 91111 Rajpura Patiala

29. Dhanaula IO/IX Bamala Sangrur

30. Dhariwal lilY Gurdaspur Gurdaspur

31. Dharamkot 3/1 lira Firozpur

32. Dhuri 1011lI Malerkotla Sangrur

33. Dinanagar 1/111 Gurdaspur . Gurdaspur

34. Doraha 41V1II Khanna Ludhiana

35. Faridkot l2/1Y Faridkot Faridkot

36. Fatehgarh Churiaon 1I1X Batala Gurdaspur

37. Fatehnangal l/VII Gurdaspur Gurdaspur

38. Fazllka 3/1X Fazilka Fazilka

39. Firozpur 31V Firozpur Firozpur

40. Firozpur Cantt. 31V1 Firozpur Firozpur

41. Garhdiwal~ 71V Hoshiarpur Hoshiarpur

42. Garhshankar 7/1X Garhshaskar Hoshiarpur

43. Giddarbaha 12/1X Muktsar Faridkot

44. Goblndgai11 9/XII Nabha Patiala

45. Goniana 11 III Bathinda Bathinda

46. Goraya 5/1Y Phillaur Jalandhar

47. Gurdaspur IIV Gurdaspur Gurdaspur

48. Guru Har Sahai 3IVII Firozpur Firozpur

49. Harlana 71V1 Hoshiarpur Hoshiarpur

SO. Hoshiarpur 71Y1I Hoshiarpur Hoshiarpur

51. Jagra~n 4/1 Jagraon Ludhiana

52. Jaitu 121Y1 Faridkot Faridkot

53. )alalabad 31V1II Fazilka Firozpur

54. Jalandhar 5/1X Jalandhar Jalandhar

222

SI. No. Name of Town with Location Code Tahsil District

2 3 4

55. Jalandhar Cantt. 5/X Jalandhar Jalandhar

56. Jandiala 21Y1 Amritsar Amritsar

57. Kapurthala 6/1 Kapurthala Kapurthala

58. Kartarpur 51XIV Jalandhar Jalandhar

59. Khanna 4/X Khanna Ludhiana

60. Kharar SlYtI Kharar Rupnagar

61. Kot Fatta lIlY Bathinda Bathinda

62. Kot Ise Khan 3/11 Zira Firozpur

63. Kot Kapura 121Y Faridkot Faridkot

64. Kurali S/VI Kharar Rupnagar

65. Lehragaga 101V1II Sunam Sangrur

66. Longowat 10NI Sangrur Sangrur

67. Ludhiana 4N Ludhiana Ludhiana

6S. Machhiwara 4/V1 Samrala Ludhiana

69. Majitha 2/111 Amritsar Amritsar

70. Malerkotla 10/11 Malerkotla Sangrur

71. Malout 121V1Il Muktsar Faridkot

72. Mansa II/IX Mansa Bathinda

73. Maur I INIII Talwandi Sabo Bathinda

74. Moga 12/11 Moga Faridkot

75. Morinda SN Rupnagar Rupnagar

76. Mukerian 711 Dasua HoshiarpUi

77. Muktsar 12NII Muktsar Faridkot

7S. Mullanpur Dakha 4/IV Ludhiana Ludhiana

79. Nabha 9/X Nabha Patiala

80. Nakodar 5NII Nakodar Jalandhar

81. Nangal Township 8/11 Anandpur Sahib Rupnagar

82. Nawanshahr 5/11 Nawanshahr Jalandhar'

223

SI. No. Name of Town with Location Code Tahsil District

I 2 3 4

83. NayaNangal 811 Anandpur Sahib Rupnagar

84. Nunnahal SIVI Phillaur Jalandhar

85. Pathankot 1/11 Pathankot Gurdaspur

86. Patiala 91V1 Patiala Patiala

87. Patran 91V1II Samana Patiala

88. Patti 211X Patti Amritsar

89. Payal 411X Khanna Ludhiana

90. Phagwara 6/111 Phagwara Kapurthala

91. Phillaur SIV Phillaur Jalandhar

92. Qadian I/XI Batala Gurdaspur

93. Rahon 5/111 Nawanshahr Jalandhar

94. Raikot 4/11 Jagraon Ludhiana

95. Rajasansi 2111 Ajnala Amritsar

96. Rajpura 91V Rajpura PatiaJa

97. Raman IINII Talwandi saho Bathinda

98. Ramdas 2/1 Ajnala Amritsar

99. Rampura Phul 11/1 Rampura Phul Bathinda

100. Rayya 2Nll Baba Bakala Amritsar

101. Rupnagar 8/1V Rupnagar Rupnagar

102. S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali) 8NIII Kharar Rupnagar

103. Samana 9/1X Samana Patiala

104. Samrala 4IVII Samrala ludhiana

lOS. Sanaur 91V1I Patiala Patiala

106. Sangat IINI Bathinda Bathinda

107. Sangrur 10N- Sangrur Sangrur

108. Shahkot 51V1II Nakodar )alandhar

109. Shamchaurasi 71V11I Hoshiarpur Hoshiarpur

110. Sirhind 9/11 Fatehgarh Sahib Patiala

224

51. No. Name of Town with Location Code Tahsil District

2 3 4

1 1 1. Sri Hargobindpur llXII Batala Gurdaspur

112. Sujanpur 1 II Pathankot Gurdaspur

113. Sultanpur 6/11 Sultan pur Lodhi Kapurthala

114. Sunam 101V1I Sunam Sangrur

115. Talwandi Bhai 3/1V Firozpur Firozpur

116. Talwara 7/11 Dasua Hoshiarpur

117. Tapa 10/XII Barnala Sangrur

118. Tarn Taran 21V1Il Tarn Taran Amritsar

119. Urmar Tanda 7/1V Dasua Hoshiarpur

120. Zira 3/111 Zira Firozpur

225

APPENDIX -II

Towns Arranged According to Population Size (1991)

SI. Name of the Town SI.No. in the Population SI. Name of the Town SI.Ne. in the Population

No. Alphabetical No. Alphabetical

Order Order

2 3 4 2 3 4

1. ludhiana 67 1,042,740 25. Mansa 72 55,089

2. Amrltsar 7 708,835 26. Gurdaspur 47 54,733

3. ]alandhar 54 509,510 27. Nabha 79 54,421

4. Patiala* 86 253,706 28. Firozpur Cantt. 40 53,094

5. Bathinda 18 159,042 29. Tam Taran 118 47,529

6. Pathankot* 85 128,198 30. Jagraon 51 47,372

7. Hoshiarpur 50 122,705 31. Sunam* 114 43,909

8. Moga* 74 110,958 32. Gobindgarh* 44 42,063

9. Abohar 107,163 33. Rupnagar 101 37,996

10. Batala* 17 103,367 34. Dhurl 32 37,431

11. Malerkotla 70 88,600 35.Samana 103 36,556

12. Phagwara * 90 88,316 36. Rampura Phul 99 35,530

13. Firozpur 39 78,738 37. Nangal Township* 81 32,003

14. S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali) 102 78,457 38. Jalandhar Cantt. 55 31,520

15. Bamala 15 75,430 39.Sirhind 110 30,818

16. Khanna 59 71,990 40. Nawanshahr 82 29,955

17. Rajpura 96 70,983 41. Giddarbaha 43 29,866

18. Muktsar 77 66,383 42. Jaitu* 52 28,850

1 9. Kapurthala 57 64,567 43. Nakodar 80 28,478

20. Kot Kapura 63 62,430 44. Patti 88 27,776

21. Faridkot* 35 58,625 45. Kharar* 60 26,109

22. Fazilka 38 58,028 46. Ahmedgarh 3 25,556

23. Malout 71 56,868 47. Maur 73 25,180

24. Sangrur 107 56,419 48. Zira* 120 23,722

226

SI. Name of the Town SI.No. In the Population SI. Name of the Town SI.No. in the Population

No. Alphabetical No. Alphabetical

Order Order

2 3 4 2 3 4

49. )alalabad* 53 23,108 75. Patran 86 14,328

50. Kartarpur 58 21,093 76. Dhariwal 31 14,214

51. Ralkot 95 21,061 77. Tapa* 117 14,161

52. Phillaur 91 20,956- 78. Bhawanigarh* 21 13,900

53. Qadlan* 92 20,012 79. Sultanpur 113 13,722

54. Jandlala 56 19,293 80. Machhiwara 68 13,554

55. Urmar Tanda 119 18,786 81. Naya Nangal 83 12,046

56. Budhlada 25 18,717 82. Dharamkot* 30 11.981

57. Dasua 26 18,351 83. Bhikhiwind 22 .11,958

58. Bassi 16 18,138 84. Garhshankar 42 11,761

59. Mukerian 76 17,813 85. Bareta 14 11,537

60. Banga 12 17,721 86. Nurmahal 84 11,149

61. Kurali 64 17,592 87. Fatehgarh Churian 36 11,088

62. Morlnda 75 17,440 88. Rahon 93 10,771

63. Talwara 116 17,379 89. Majitha* 69 10,713

64. Baghapurana 11 17,287 90. Goraya 46 10,708

65. Raman 97 17,275 91. Anandpur Sahib 9 10,674

66. Dinanagar 33 16,968 92. Guru Har Shai 48 10,500

67. Sanaur* 105 16,490 93. Talwandi Bhai 115 10,462

68. Longowal* 66 16,254 94. Goniana 45 10,415

69. SuJanpur* 112 16,090 95. Shahkot 108 10,246

70. Dhanaula 29 15,967 96. Mullanpur Dakha 78 10,138

71. Lehragaga 65 15,5,55 97. Banur 13 10,014

72. Adampur 2 15,331 98. Rajasansl 94 10,008

73. Samrala* 104 14,921 99. Bhucho Mandl 24 19,006

74. Bhadaur 20 14,808 100. Amloh 6 9,854

227

51. Name of the Town 5J.No. In the Population 51. Name of the Town 51. No. in the Population

No. Alphabetical No. Alphabetical

Order Order

2 3 4 2 3 4

1 01. Dera Bassi 28 9,602 111. Kot Fatta 61 5,611

102. Doraha 34 9,589 1 12. Akalgarh 4 5,564

103. Rayya 100 9,122 113. Garhdlwala 41 5,159

104. Badhnl Kalan 10 8,572 1 I 4. Bhogpur 23 4.896

105. Kot Ise Khan 62 7,604 1 I 5. Behrampur 19 4,806

106. Dera Baba Nanak 27 7,380 116. 'Ramdas 98 4,765

107. Hariana 49 6,473 117. Amrltsar Canu. 8 3,832

108. Alawalpur 5 6,468 118. Shamchaurasl 109 3,71 t

109. Fatehnangal 37 6,095 11 9. 5r1 Hargoblndpu' 111 3,461

110. Payal 89 5,852 120. 5angat 106 2,731

it Includes the population of outgrowth (s)

228

APPENDIX - III

Towns Arranged Dlstrlctwise According to Population Size (1991 )

SI.No. Name of the Town Population SI.No. Name of the Town Population

2 3 2 3

1. GURDASPUR DISTRICT 2. Flrozpur 78,738

1. Pathankot* 128,198 3. Fazllka 58,028

2. Batala* 103,367 4. Flrozpur cantt. 53,094

3. Gurdaspur 54,733 5. Zira* 23,722

4. Qadlan* 20,012 6. )alalabad* 23,108

5. Dlnanagar 16,968 7. Dharamkot* 11,981

6. SuJanpur* 16,090 8. Guru Har Sa hal 10,500

"!, Dharlwal 14,214 9. Talwandl Bhal 10,462

.:. fatehgarh Churian 11,088 10. Kot Ise Khan 7,604 ',,1:

~ Dera Saba Nanak· 7,380 4. LUDHIANA DISTRICT

10;, .fatehnangal 6,095 1. Ludhlana 1,042,740 '"lj.'

Il+ 8ehrampur 4,806 2. Khanna 71,990

12.. Sri Hargoblndpur 3,461 3. )agraon 47,372

2. AMRITSAR DISTRICT 4. kalkot 21,061

IIF AmrItsar 708,835 S. Samrala* 14,921

2. Tam Taran 47,529 6. Machhlwara 13,554

3. Pattf 27,776 ·7. Mullanpur Dakha 10,138

4. )andlala 19,293 8. Doraha 9,589

5. Bhlkhlwfnd 11,958 9. Payal 5,852

6. Malltha* 10,713 10. Akalgarh 5,564

1. RaJasansl 10,008 5. JALANDHAR DISTRICT

8. Rayya 9,122 1. )alandhar 509,510

? Ramdas 4,765 2. )alandhar Cantt. 31,520

10. Amritsar Cantt. 3,832 3. Nawanshahr 29,955

3. FIROZPUR DISTRICT 4. Nakodar 28,478

1. Abohar 107,163 5. Kartarpur 21,093

229

SI.No. Name of the Town Population SI.No. Name of the Town Population

2 3 2 3

6. Phlilaur 20,956 5. Kurali 17,592

7. Banga 17,721 6. Morinda 17,440

8. Adampur 15,331 7. Naya Nangal 12,046

9. Nurmahal 11,149 8. Anandpur Sahib 10,674

10. Rahon 10,771 9. PATIALA DISTRICT

11. Goraya 10,708 1. Patiala* 253,706

12. Shahkot 10,246 2. Rajpura 70,983

13. Alawalpur 6,468 3. Nabha 54,421

14. Bhogpur 4,896 4. Gobindgarh* 42,063

6. KAPURTHALA DISTRICT 5. Samana 36,556

1. Phagwara * 88,316 6. Sirhind 30,818

2. Kapurmala . 64,567 7. Bassi 18,138

3. Sultanpur 13,722 8. Sanaur* 16,490

7. HOSHIARPUR DISTRICT 9. Patran 14,328

1. Hoshiarpur 122,705 10. Banur 10,014

2. Urmar Tanda 18,786 11. Amloh 9,854

3. Dasua 18,351 12. Dera Bassi 9,602

4. Mukerian 17,813 10. SANGRUR DISTRICT

5. Talwara 17,379 t. Malerkotla 88,600

6. Garhshankar 1 t ,761 2. Bamala 75,430

7. Harlana 6,473 3. Sangrur 56,419

8. Garhdiwala 5,159 4. Sunam* 43,909

9. Shamchaurasi 3,711 5. Dhuri 37,431

8. RUPNAGAR DISTRICT 6. Ahmedgarh 25,560

1. S.A.S Nagar (MohaJi) 78,457 7. Longowal* 16,254

2. Rupnagar 37,996 8. Dhanaula 15,967

3. Nangal Township* 32,003 9. Lehragaga 15,555

4. Kharar* 26,109 10. Bhadaur 14,808

230

SI .• No. Name of the Town Population SI.No. Name of the Town Population

2 3 2 3

11. Tapa* 14,161 10. Kot Fatta 5,611

12. Bhawanlgarh* 13,900 11. Sangat 2,131

11. BA THINDA DISTRICT 12. FARIDKOT DISTRICT

1. Bathinda 159,042 1. Moga* 110,958

2. Mansa 55,089 2. Muktsar 66,383

3. Rampura Phul 35,530 3. Kot Kapura 62,430

4. Maur 25,180 4. Faridkot* 58,625

5. Budhlada 18,717 5. Malout 56,868

6. Raman 17,275 6. Glddarbaha 29,866

7. Bareta 11,537 7. Jaltu* 28,850

8. Gonlana 10,415 8. Baghapurana 17,287 ~.,.

9. Bhucho Mandl 10,006 9. 8adhni Kalan 8,572

~~:lncludes the population of outgrowth (s)

231

APPENDIX - IV

T own5 Showing their Outgrowths with Population

SI. No. Name of Town the with Population of Out growth Population of

Locatipn Code Core Town Outgrowth

2 3 4 5

1. Satala 1/X 86006 (i) , Bakewal 3,975

(ii) Gaunspura 2,601

(iiO Bhatha Inderjit 1,830

(iv) Marlianwala 1,316

(v) Umarpura 1,226

(vi) Sagarpur 1,092

(vII) Kothe Malawa 1,091

(viii) Bawall Inderjit 882

(bt) Bhode-di-Khui 178

(x) Alowal 756

(xi) Kharal 608

(xii) Nawanplnd 462

(xiii). )harrtwalan 340

(xiv) Haveli Chobdaran \

238

(xv) Man! Ghauranga 166

2. Bhawanigarh 101lV 10,115 (I) )hugi Basd (outside 3785

M.C. Limts)

3. Dharamkot 3/1 11,293 (i) 80 Houses outside 688

M.C. Umits

4. Farldkot 12/1V 58,244 (i) Houses and Rice sellers 381

(on Bholowal Road)

5. Gobindgarh 9/XII 40, i 75 (I) Iqbal Colony 754

(II) Sant Nagar 691

(ill) Daiip Nagar 443

6. )aitu 12NI 28,758 (i) Kothe Lal Premi 92

232

SI. No. Name of Town the with Population of Out growth Population of

Location Code Core Town Outgrowth

2 3 4 5

7. Jalalabad 3/V1II 18,476 (i) Extended area block No.22 4,632

8. Kharar 8NtI 25,938 (I) Nawanshahr 171

9. Longowal 101V1 15,419 (i) Plndi Kehar Singh 835

& Pind; Dhilwan

10. Maiitha 2/111 9,912 (I) Rori and Idgah 801

11. Moga 12/11 108,304 (i) Duneke (Firoipur Road) 2,203

(ii) Lande ke (Amritsar Road) 451

12. Nanga! Township 8/11 29,311 (i) Outsee Colony Block 'A' 687 "

(U) Oustee Colony Block 'B' 2,005

13. Pathankot 1111 123,930 (i) Lam in 2,196

(i1) Khanpur 1,865

(iii) Dhaki 207

14. Patiala 9/VI 238,368 (I) Back side' of Central Jail 4,821

(Ii) D.C.W. Colony 4,788

(iii) Backside of Thapar College of Engg. 2,019

(iv) Village Rasulpur Saidan 1,166

(v) Village Khen Gujran Side 1,117

(vi) Thapar College of Engg. 1,009

(vii) Hira 8agh Colony 418

15. Phagwara 61111 83,163 (I) Mohala Gobindpura 2,697

(iI) Kot Rani 2,456

16. Qadian lIXI 18,867 (i) Harilan Colony I.T.I.

Balmlki Graveyard &

D.A.V. Hr. Sec. School 1,145

17. Samrala 4NII t 4,287 (I) Bazlgar Colony 634

18. Sanaur 9NII 14,612 (I) Outer Area 1,013

(i) Bazigar Town 865

233

51. No. Name of Town the with Population of Out growth Population of

Location Code Core Town Outgrowth

1 2 3 4 5

19. Sujanpur III 15,414 (I) Harijan & Railway Colony 676

20. Sunam 10IVII 4 1,118 (i) Chamar, Tlbbi, Moranwali, 2,791

Model Town (Rural), Gugapeer,

Kothe Harigam and Kothe Singhpur

21. Tapa 10/XII 14,147 (I) Electricity Colony 14

22. Zira ' 3/111 23,587 (I) Gadriwala (on Zira Firozpur lRoad) 135

234

APPENDIX - V

Places ofTourist Interest In the Towns ofthe Punjab State

51. Name of Places of Tourist

No. the Town Interest

1. Pathankot

2. Batala

3. Gurdaspur

4. Dinanagar

5.Dera Baba Nanak

kAmritsar

2. Tam Taran

3. Jandiala

4. Ramdas

1. Fazilka

2 3

t. GURDASPUR DISTRICT

Some Muslim tombs, a temple of Lord Shiva and group of Buddhist caves near Pathankot.

Gurdwara Kandh Sahib

Smadhi Baba Rore Boore, Damar Saraj· ul-Haq

Dayanand Math

Chola of Sri Guru Nanak Dev preserved in a glass showcase in a Gurdwara.

2. AMRITSAR DISTRICT

Golden Temple, Akal Takht, Rambag Garden, Centtal Sikh Museum, )allianwala Bagh, Durgiana Mandir, Tower of Baba Atal Rai

Gurdwara with a gilt domed structure

Temple of Bhadar Kali (Goddess)

Smadh of Baba Buddha, Tomb Shah Habib Kotli

3. FIROZPUR DISTRICT·

Grave of Pir Gurian

2. Dharamkot Smadh Baba Blshan Singh

t. Ludhiana

2. )agraon

3. Raikot

4. !Samrala

5. M.lChhiwara

4. LUDHIANA DISTRICT

Punjab Agricultural University

. Tomb of Baba Mehkam-ud-Din

Gurdwara Tahana Sahib

Temple of Durga, Tomb of jogi pir

Gurdwara Cham Kamal and Temple of Goddess Bhadar Kali

SI. Name of Places of T ()urist

No. the Town Interest

1. Jalandhar

2. Nakodar

3. Kartarpur

4. Phillaur

5. 1'-:!urmahal

6. Rahon

2 3

5. JALANDHAR DISTRICT

800 year old Imam Nasir Mausolem, Devi Talab, Four Centuries old 1ama Masjid and Temple Baba Sodal.

Tombs of Ustad and Shagird

Gurdwara Gangsar

Fort which was originally a mughal caravan Seral presently the (State Police Training School is housed In thIs fon)

Serai and Sara Mandir

Dera Baba Rlkhi

7. Goraya Silraj Kund (Tank) related to Pandvas

6. KAPURTHALA DISTRICT

t. Phagwara Temple of Mama Devi built by Mughal Emperor.

2. Kapunhala Panch Mandir, a famous mosqu~ designed by a French Architect, Tomb of Zia-ul-Din, Shalimar garden and Jagatjit Place.

3. Sultanpur Gurdwara Ber Sahib

7. HOSHIARPUR DISTRICT

1. Hoshiarpur Temple of Sida Mata and Sheesh Mehal

2. Urmar Tanda Smadh of Saint Baba Hargobind and Smadh of SaInt Baba Boota Bhagat

3. Shamchurasi Smadh of Saint Baba Inder Dass and Tomb of Baba Shami Shah

t. Kurali

2. Anandpur Sahib

8. RUPNAGAR DISTRICT

Smadhi in water of Baba Gosain wala, Temple Sitla Mata

. Gurdwara Keshgarh and other important Gurdwaras and Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Museum

235

SI. Name of Places of Tourist SI. Name of Places of Tourist

No. the Town Interest No. the Town Interest

2 3 2 3

9. PATIALA DISTRICT S. Longowal Gurdwara Bhai Mani Singh, Sidh Smadh Desmi

1. Patiala Darbar Hall in Fort Patiala, the Art Gallery at Sheesh Mahal, Baradari Place, 6. Tapa Math of Baba Sukha Nand GOrdwara Dukh Niwaran, Shahi Samadhan, Rajindera Tank, Temple Kali 11. BATHINDA DISTRICT Devi etc.

1. Bathinda Fort (Razla Sultan was imprisoned in this 2. Nabhs" Rani Mahal fort)

3. Sirhind Aam Khas Bagh, Tombs of Ustad and 2. M.!nsa , Smadh of Baba Bh~i Gurdas Shagird, Mosque of Saint Butcher Sadna, HaveliroqarMal, TombsofMir 3./Goniana Gurdwara Bhai Jagla JI Miran and Taj Bibi, Gurdwara Fatehgarh

12. FARIDKOT DISTRICT Sahib, Rauza Sharif

10. SANGRUR DISTRICT 1. Muktsar Gurdwara Sahidgahj (built in memory of the fony muktas)

1. Malerkotla Smadh of Baba Roda, Smadh of Baba Atma Ram, Mosques, Shrine of Sheikh

2. Kot Kapura Shrine of Mehrana Sadur-ud-Din.

2. Sunam Tomb of Pir Khawaja Mahommd Banai, 3. Faridkot Fort (beautifully designed Sheesh Mahal. Smadh Bawa Mansa Ram, Smadh Baba of mirrors in fort), Smadh ofBaba Farid Manga Ram

4. Giddarbaha ' Gurdwar~ founded by Sri Guru Goblnd 3. Dhanaula Tomb ofPir Khanan, Hanuman Temple Singh

4. ~hada~( Smadh of Baba Cham Dass 5. Jaitu ' Tlbbi Sahib

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