District Census Handbook, 25-Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK 1951

HAMIRPUR DISTRICT

FOREWORD

Several States, including Uttar Pradesh, have been publishing village statistics

by districts at each census. In 1941 they were published in U. P. under the title

"District Census Statistics" with a separate volume for each district. In the 1951

census, when the tabulation has been more elaborate than ever in view of the require ..

ments of the country, the district ... wise volume has been expanded into a "District

Census Handbook", which now contains the District Census Tables (furnishing

data with break ... up for census tracts within the district), the District Index of Non ..

agricultura.l Occupations, agricultural statistics from 1901;02 to 195°"'51 and other

miscellaneous statistics in addition to the usual village population statistics. The

village population statistics also are given in an elaborate form giving the division

of the population among eight livelihood classes and other details.

2. It may be added here that a separate set of district ... wise volumes giving only

population figures of rural areas by villages and of urban areas by wards and mohallas

and entitled "District Population Statistics" has already been published. This

separate series was necessitated by the urgent requirements of the U. P. Government •

for elections to local bodies.

3. The number of District Census Handbooks printed so far is fony ... two

Special arrangements for speeding up the printing have now been made and it is

noped that the remaining Handbooks will be printed before the end of 1955.

ElAMPUR:

October 31, 1955.

RAJESHW ARI PRASAD, I.A.S.,

Sup,erintendent, Censu! Oper.ations,

Uttar Pradesh

11. r-ITR~DUcn()N

A-The District

B-Analysis of the Statistics

C-Explanatory Note,oll the StatistiCf.

CONTENTS

PART I-DISTRICT CENSUS TABLES

_A-GIlNEllAL POPULATION TABL_

A~I Area, Houses and Population

A~ll Variation in Population during Fifty Years

A-III Towns and Villages Classified by Population

A~lV Towns Classified by Population with Variations since 1901

A-V Towns attanged Tenitorially with Population by Livelihood Classes

B Area and Pophlation of District and Tehsils by Livelihood Oasses

:8-ECONOMIC TABLES-

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B-1 Livelihood Classes and SulJ..classes '10--13

B-D Secondary Means of Livelihood '4-25

B-III Employers, Employees and Independent Workers ill Industries aad Scn1ces by DiYiliou

and Sub-divisions

B-IV U.-mplo~~nt by Livelihood Classes

IrIdcx of Non-agricultural Occupations

. A::-HOUJIIHOLD AND AC.B (SAMl'U) TAB.LD-

Cl Household (Size and Composition)

CIl Livelihood Classes by Age-groups

C-I1I Age and Civil Condition

C-IV Age and Literacy

C.v Single Year Age Returns

D-SoCiIoL AND CuLTUllAL TABLES-

D-l Languaaes (i) Mother Tongue

(ii) Bilingualism

D-ll Religion

D-Ill Scheduled Castes

D~IV Migrants

D·V (i) Displaced persoos by year of arrival in India

(ii) Displaced persons by Livelihood Classes

D-VI Non-Indian Na~ionals

J).vn Livelihood Classes by Educational Standards

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PART II-VILLAGE, TOWN, PARGANA AND THANA STATISTICS

Primary Census Abstract

2 Paraana and Thana-wise Population

PART Ill-MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS

Vital Statistics

2 Agricultural Statistics-(i) Rainfall

(ii) Area as classified with details of area under cultivation

(iii) Cropped Area

(iv) Irrigated Area

3 Live-Stock, Agricultural Machinery and Implements

-4 List of Primary Schools

26-53

52-5J

54-51

84

85

B6-87

86-81

1.18-91

92-93

92-93

101-137

138

140-143

14-4-145

14~149

150-165

16~169

170-173

174-176

(NT RODUCTION

A-THE DISTRICT

1. Hamirpur is the central district of Bundelkhand, lying between Banda on the east and Jhansi on the west. On the north it runs with Jalaun, Kanpur and a corner of Fatehpur. On the south it is bounded by Vindhya Pl"adesh. In the recent transfer of enclaves under "The Provinces and States (Absorpt~on of Enclaves) Order, 1950", it lost 1'4 square miles to Vindhya Pradesh wIde it gained 338'8 square miles from the former States of Bihat, Garrauli, Na;gawan, Raba'!, Jagni, t:larila, Baoni., Beri and Charkhari. The district as now constituted has a total area of 2,744 square miles and its population in 1951 was 6'7 lakhs. There are six tehsils-Hamirpur, Maudaha and Mahoba in the east, Rath and Kulpahar in the we6t and Charkhari in the centre. Rath is the largest tehsil of the district with an area of 655 square miles and Charkhari is the smallest of them with an area of 159 sqare miles, the area of other tehsils being Maudaha 604 square miles, Kulpahar 591 square miles, Hamirpur 416 square miles and Mahoba 354 square miles. The district has 9 parganas and 19 thanas.

2. The distr:ct falls roughly into two parts. The northern portion is fIat plain, consisting Topographymainly of black soils, except where the land has suffered from the erosion of the numerous streams by which it is traversed. Towards the south the surface rises, the soils becoming lighter in character. Numerous out-crops of gne~ss rock, tending to cluster into low ranges, surrounded by uneven broken country and over-grown for the most part; with stunted jungle, appear. 'Ihe dividing line between these two tracts of country runs roughly east and west through the town ot Hath. A few miles further south the hills become more frequent. North of the town of Rath no hills are found and there is nothing to relieve the monotonous stretch of black cotton soil, which break up into barren ravines as it approaches the banks of the large rivers and into less unfertile though no less unsightly Takar hillocks along the smaller streams. The south portion conta'ns a number of lakes of great value for irrigation purposes.

3. The rivers of the district comprise the Yamuna, Betwa, Dhasan, Ken, Barma and Drainar.e several minor streams. These rivers and streams constitute the natural drainage lines of the country. Their course, with the exception of the Urmel, is from south to north-east, and as in other portions of Bundelkhand owing to the rapid nature of the slope, they carry off the surplus water quickly and in every case cause considerable scour. The Barma river pri:l.ctically divides. the district into two equal portions. The western part is drained by the l'arwaha and is much. less broken than that to the east. East of the Barma the water shed lies close to that river and there is generally a steeper gradient which is reflected in the more easterly trend of the streams. Though they prov;de a ready means of escape for rainfall, which is often heavy in. the tract, all these channels are destrnctive and tend to spread. By denuding the surface soil in hilly tracts and by carrying off the organic matter and other soil constituents in the level plains, they are constantly and steadily impoverishing the soil, except where the land is protected by embankments.

4. The soils consist of the well known Bundelkhand varieties, mIr, kabar, parua and SoilS' rakar, the two former being commonly known as black and the latter two as light soils. Mar is often called "black cotton soil". It varies greatly. in colom, -~nce and fertility but is. marked by the constant characteristios of being highly argillaceous, calcareous and adhesive. It has small lumps of kankar. It is friable and retentive of moisture and possesses a high degree of fertilits:. Kabar is m~ch le~s retentive of moi.sture, parua is a light coloured sandy soil and rakar IS a refuse so'l whIch occurs on SlOplllg ground where the action of water has tended to denude the earth of all its better qualities. A very small portion of the soil is alluvial and some of it is kachhwara. The entire district with the possible exception of southern Rath, is precarious. The soils being either extremely retentive of mo!sture or extremely porouS, for the most part requ're well distributed and regular rain but the seasons during which conditions are favourable in both locali.ties are extremely few. A season in which the rainfall is seriously deficient, especially if it ceases at the beginning of September, is more disastrous than any other. But while light soils can generally rid themselves of excessive moisture, this brings peculiar soils in its train in black soil tracts in the shape of an extension of the growt;h of kans. Th's gral:>s is inherent jlJ the soils of Bundelkhand and has a special affinity for mar and kabar.

5. The figures of the classification of area during the last 50 years are given in Table 2 ClassiCicadon of Part III of thiil volume. The proporbion of area under the various categories works out as of area follows for 1950-51 :

Particulars

Cultivated area

Culturable w"ste (excluding current fallow)

Current fallow

forest

Area not available fvr cultivation of which-

(a) Covere d with u ater

(b) Under sites, 1-oads and buildings

(c) Barren

~.,.__....·.~·"L·.;_'_C

ActUal figures (in acres) Percen.age

1,012,569 56'9-

385,9(6 21'7

127,453 7'2

5,522 0'3

247,445 13-9

58,513 3'~

35,961 Z'Q

15J,Q71 8'6

- ------~. '-'~ ---- ----"-

Climate and lI'ainfaU

lnoigatiOD

Crop.

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Re or~h~ figure in the a~:>ove ~able regarding culturable waste taken from the Season and Crop P, lS, h~wever, mJsleadlI~g. , The ~tate Agriculture Department conducted in 1949-50 a.

~~a~eldl en9Ulry thro~gh the DlstrlCt OfflCers regarding the nature of this area in each district. e 0 owmg analysls of the area resulted from this enquiry:

Particulars

Total culturable waste (A+B+C)

A-Area under culturable waste land not available for immediate cultivaticll '"

(i) Forest under any legal enactment

(ii) Groves , ... (iii) Forests of timber trees

(iv) Thatching grasses, shrubs and bushes

(v) Land kept for grazing

B-Area under culturable waste land available ·for immediate cultivation but which could not be cultivated

Of whlch due to-

(i) Kans growth

(ii) Threshing floors

(iii) Malaria '"

(iv) Floods

(vkLack of drains

(vi) Lack of water

, (vii) Distance from abadi

(viii) Damage from wild animals

(ix) Other causes ....

C-Area under culturable waste land that can be brought under immediate cultivation after some improvements besides the area given against ' B ~

Area (in acres) Percentago

313,66~ 100

17! ,010 54'52

4,791 1'53

7,380 2'35

5,408 1'73

6,439 2'05

146,992 46'86

44,605 14'22

2,531 0'81

8,314 2'65

55 0'02

54 0'02

97 0'03

1,S24 0'61

4,556 1'45

6,'373 2'03

20,698 6'60

98,049 31'26

From the above it will appear tha,t of the total area r~corde~ as cult~rable waste, only 31'3 per cent. was really capable of bemg brought under ImmedIate cultIvation after some

improvements. Thus the land area cultivated and cultivable per Gapita works out to 229'3 cents of which

171'3 cents have already been brought under cultivation and only 14'7 cents can be further brought under the plough after some improvements.

6. In a country so entirely dependent on the character of the seasons the distribution of the rainfall is muc~ more. important than the actual amo~nt. Continuous rain. in July and August checks kharif sowmg and prevents proper weedmg. An early cessatIOn of the rains leaves the kabar too hard, to plou~h ~hile heav~ rain late in the season ma~es thorough ploughing for the rabi impoSSIble. If thls goes on for two or three. years, kans IS almost sure to get a hold which it will keep for many years. The average ralllfall for the last quinquennium was 35'28 inches. During the last 50 years the highest rainfall of 51'21 inches was recorded in the year 1IH<J-20 and the lowest 14'60 inches in the year 1918-19.

The climate of, Hamirpur. is characterized by ,int~nse hea~ and dryness especially in the north where the blazmg glare of the hot weather day IS lIttle relIeved by the grateful shade of spacious groves. In ,the south of the d;~trict the, heat is a~cumulated by numerous rocks and rocky hills durmg the day, and radmted at mght rende~IDg the heat more severe. On the other hand the atmosphere]s generally clear and free from the grosser particles of dust. The rainy season is malarious and has given the climate a notoriety for unhealth~ness, though the town of Hamirpur itself is ordinarily considered healthy on account of its good drainage. But people of northern districts generally dislike the district for its greater warmth and the increased liability to fever.

7. Irrigat;.on is derived from canals, wells, reservo;rs and othu sources. There is practically no irrigation by tube-wells. In 1950-51 the irrigated area from canals covered 86 per cent., from wells 13 per cent. and from other sources-only one per cent.

8. More acreage is sown under rabi crops than under kharif crops. The area under rabi in 1950-51 wa::; 651,949 acres, that under kharif 385,245 acres and that under zaid crops :356 acres. The principal rabi crop is gram followed by wheat while the principal kharif crop

is Juar.

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B-ANALYSIS OF THE STATISTICS

Population: 1. The table below shows the two basic figures-land area and population-and the derived figures of land area per capita: General distrilJlt _

_________________________________ tion and densif)'

Density Land area Population (number per (in lakhs Land area

Tehsil (in lakhs) square mile) of acres) per capita

Hamirpur 1'09 263 2'66 2'44

Kulpahar 1'33 225 3'78 2-84

Mahoba 0'90 254 2'27 2'52

Maudaha 1'45 240 3'87 2'67

Rath 1'55 236 4'19 2'71

Charkhari 0'33 210 1'02 3'04

Ha:l1irpur district 6'65 239 17'79 2'67

This d;strict though 11th in order of area is 44th in the State in respect of population. It is one of the less densely populated d'str'cts of the State with density of 239* persons per square mile ",hile the average den,:dy 01 the t)Gate ;s 557. The density of the district has not been to a very great extent inflated by the presence of large towns. Its rural density is 219, the density of the rural parts of the tehsils being: Hamirpur 236, KUlpahar 224, Mahoba 206, Maudaha 227, Rath 219 and Charkhari 149. It is ~evident that except for the Charkhari tehsil the distribution of the popUlation is remarkably uniform throughout the whole district. The hilly nature of the country accounts for its low density. (Vide Tables A-I and E)

2. The popUlation of the district dur:ng the last fifty years has recorded an increase of 21'9 per cent. Compared to this the increase in the population of the State during the corresponding period has been 30 per cent.

The table below exhibits the variation in the total, rural and urban popUlation for the last five decades:

-------Population Variation

Census year Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

1901 545,871 485,778 60,093

1911 556,799 499,115 57,684 +10,928 (+2'())

+13,337 -2,409 ( +2'7) (-4'0)

1921 533,365 477,011 56,354 -23,434: -22,104 -1,330 (-4'2) (-4'4) (-2'3)

.1931 569,569 515,517 54,052 +36,204 +38,506 -2,302 (+6'S) (+8'1) (-4'1,

1941 648,109 582,396 65,713 +78,540 +66,879 +11,661 (+ 13'£) (+13'0) (+21'6)

..1951 665,429 590,731 74.698 +17,320 +8,335 +8,985 (+2'7) (+1'4) (+13'7)

. -~-~----~-- -----~----- ------ ------

Between 1901 and 1921 the popUlation of the district recorded a decrease of 2'3 per cent. ,when that of the State decreased by 4'0 ,per cent. Due to the heavy mortality from the influenza ep;demic in 1918-19, a decrease of 4'2 per cent:was recorded for th'J decade 1911-21. The urban population suffered a loss during 1901-11 due to abnorma.l deaths from plague. Abnormal deaths did not occur or were prevented from occurring in the p()st-1921 period but ,the population of the district recorded an increase of 24'8 per cent. only since 1921 against an increase of 3:h3 per cent. since 1921 in the population of the State during the same period. The smaller increase was mainly due to the 103S on b,llance of migration during 1941-30.

• Hamirpur distl ict , Hamirpur

Kulpahar Mahoba Maudaha Rath Charkhari

Tehsil

Percentage variation 1941-51

+2'7 +5'3 -2'0 +5'1 +4'2 +3'8 -3'8

-----~------------------------------~ o Accnrding to the area given by SurveY::>I General it is 243.

The variation in the population of the tehsils during 1941-51 is shown in the marginal table. Kulpahar and Charkhari ha ve suffered a decrease in population during this Llecade~

Growtho! population

Vital Stadealee

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.3. Births and deaths main~y account for the trends in the population growth. Migration als~]s a fac~or though of leoser Importance. The following table gives the mean decennial reglstered birth and death-rates and the calculated natural increase rates and popUlation growth-rates of the last three decades for the district as a whole and for its rural and urban areas;

Total Rural Urban _

Mean decennial birth-rate

1941-50 26'2 26'4 24'9 1931-40 37'S 31:3-4 32'0 1921-30 38'7 41'6 10'5

Mean decennial death-rate

1941-50 11)'1 19'9 12'4 1931-40 2$'1 25'6 19'8 1921-30 31'7 34'2 7'9

Mean decennial rate of natural increase

1941-50 7'1 6'5 12'5

1931-40 12"7 12'8 12.2

1921-30 7'0 7-4 2'6

Mean decennial growth-rate

1941-50 2'6 1'4 12-8

1931-40 I3-S 12-8 21-8

1921-30 7'7 9-4 -IN

There are large omissions in the registration of births as well as deaths and so the aboverates do not represent the true picture at all. They may, however, be taken to be roughly indicative of trends. Both bIrth and death-rates have fallen during the last decade.

rfhe figures of natural incle~se and growth-rate suggest considerable loss of popUlation by migration during 1941-50. Durmg 1921-30 and 1931-40 it appears to have gained somewhat on the balance of migration.

The average yearly mortality from various causes in the district during 1941-50 was as follows:

Number Percentage of of total

Causes deaths deaths

Fever 9,489 72-7

Dysentery or diarrhoea 38 0-3

Respiratory diseases 1,723 13'2

Plague, cholera and small-pox 1,062 8-1

Others 741 5'7

As in the rest of the State' fever' is responsible for a majority of the deaths. But fever covers a number of ailments which the reporters are unable to identify. (Vide Table I, part III of this volume)

4. About 92 per cent. of the people enumerated in the district at the census of 1951 were born there, 4'6 per cent. were born in the other districts of the State, 3'3 per cent. were born in other parts of India and only 1 per cent. came from other countries. Of the imlLigrants from the districts of the State as many as 21,033 (males 4,728, females 16,305) are from the other districts of the same natural division and only 9,742 (males 3,858, females 5,884) are from other parts of the State. Most of the migration from the neighbour;ng districts is marriage migration. Of 21,307 immigrants from the adjacent states 19,045 (males 4,110, females 14,v35) are from Vindhya Pradesh, and 679 (males 304, females 375) are from Madhya Pradesh. lYJost of themigration from Vindhya Pradesh is marriage migrat;on.

Of the immigrants who have come from territories beyond India 327 (males 191, females 136) are Pakistan-born and 24 (males 13, females ll) had their birth place in other territories. rfhe Pakistan-born are the displaced persons who numbered 267 (males 152, females 115) in the district. Of the immigrants born in other territories 10 are Nepal-born. .

The number of non-Indian nationals in the district was 7. All of them were Americans •

. Unfortunate11 the figures of emigration are not avaHable. On the balance of migration accorrun-g to -vi£alstatistics, however, the district gained about 3,600 persons in the decade 1921-30 and 4,400 in 1931-40, while during 1941-50 it lost about 29,500. The harvesting, season had started earlier in 1951 and this accounts for the loss due to labour migra,tion. But it

should be borne in mind that the figures contain an element of registrat:on error and are only indicative of treJ:1ds_

5. We may now analyse the growth of population in the district during the last thirty years in relation to the growth of cultivation during the same period. The marginal table ~hows t~ese fjgures. Figure" of area shown under census years are quinquennial averages for the fIve years ending with the crop year immediately preceding the Census Year'. It is obYious

Census year Population"

Net area sown

(in acres)

Area of cultivation per capita (in cents)

--------------------------------------------' 1921 1931 1941 1951

440,245 502,689 575,538 665,429

739,098 758,760 883,960 923,067

169-9 151-0 153-7 138-S

that cultivation has failed to keep pace with popUlation. The cultivated ~.rea per capita has gone down to 138'8 cents in 1951 from 169'9 cents in 1921. Magnitude of this drop is about onefifth of the 1921 level. It means that (other things being equal) every man, woman and child must expect to get less food and other agricultural produce from the land in 1951 than in 1921.

6. It may be examined whether this shortage has been compensated by an increase in the yield per acre. Increase in yield can be brought about by more dOl1ble cropping, !Lore irrigation, better fertilisation and better culture. The average (quinquennial) area sown more than once was 44,131 acres in 1921. It is showing a steady decline and has come do\yu to 32,425 acres in 1951. The figures of double crop cultivation per capita in cents are as below:

Particulars

Double crop cultivation per capita in cents Un irrigated double crop cultivation per capita in cents Irrigated double crop cultivation per capita in cents

Quinquennial average for the year preceding

1951 1941 1931

4-9 6-3 S-1 4-S 6-2 8-0

0-1 0-1 0-1

1921

10·1 10'0

0'1

It is evident that the double cropped area has not kept pace with the rate of growth of population.

Decline of cultivation per capita

Double cropped area per capita

7. The average area irrigated in the district was 43,504 acres in 1921. The figures were Irrigated arca 42516 acres for 1931, 69,243 acres for 1941 and 78,091 acres for 1951. The average area per CliP ita irrigated more than once has been practically negligible:

The figures of irrigation per capita are shown in the table below: -- - ---------------------------------------_

Particulars

Irrigated single crop cultivation per capita in cents -Irrigated double crop cultivation per capita in cents

1951

11·7

0-1

1941

)2'0

0-1

Years

1931

8'4

0-1

1921

S (I

0'1

The figure for 1941 shows an increase in irrigated crop cultivation per capita over that of 1931, but there is a slight decrease in 1951.

8. The percentage of cropped area under food crops began to decline and that under nonfood crops began to rise ever since HH6-21. It is only in the last quinquennium (1946-51) that this tendency ~as been reverse~. The percentage o~' croppe~ area under food crops was 85 in 1916-21; It came to 83 m 1926--31 and agaIn to 82 m 1936-41 but has shot up to 90 in 1946-51.

The proportionate area under different crops in the district between 19U and 1951 was as below:

Total Percentage of cropped area under

Quinquennial cropped average of area Rice Wheat Barley Juar Bajra Gram Others

---__ 1911-16 739,26l 0'2 % 2-7 21-0 5·2 29-7 31·6-

1916-21 7(i6,83l 0-3 ))-7 2-8 21-9 5-0 31-13 26-5

1921-26 793,634 0-4 14-8 1'8 20·5 3-5 32-3 26-7

1926-31 810,297 0-4 14-0 2-3 20-8 2'S 32-3 27·4

1931-36 872,228 0'2 18-2 1-6 18-9 2-3 32·0 26-8:

1936-41 932,149 0'4 IS-9 1-4 17-S 2'8 31-2 27'7

1941-46 969,253 0-6 16·6 1-3 22-0 3'7 31-5 24-3

1946-51 970,517 1-2 21-2 1-9 19-1 1-7 35-9 19'()

-------------------_._--o The figures of population of the various censuses relate to the then lay-out of the district.

Cropped area

Live-stock, ploughs and carts

Villages and towns

Occupation. , livelihood pattern

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Indigo and opium are two· non-food crops which have gone out of cultivation. Cotton too is practically out of cultivation. The area under cotton crop was 64,371 acres in 1902-03 In 1950-51 it was only 332 acres. In 1901-02 the area under indigo and opium was 448 and 780 acres respectively while in 1950-51 it is nil in both cases. Oil seeds are the [most important non-food crops. The area under sugarcane and hemp has also risen but their cultivation is limited. '

9. Live-stock in this country live for a large part of the year pn by-product of agriculture· supplemented by green-fodder crops. They have, therefore, to be correlated not only with the grazing available but also with the total area under cultivation which carries a major portion of the burden of supporting the cattle population.

As will appear from table 3 of Part III the total number of cattle and buffaloes which had been decreasing lbetw4!en 1935 and 1944 has during H144-51 imreased from 5'0 lakhs to 6·4Iakhs.

The number of working cattle and buffaloes in the di::.trict has been steady at about 1.5 iakhs from 1935 till 1944. But it has increased to about 1'9 lakhs bet"een 1944-51. This number of working cattle appears to be governed by the number of ploughs and carts. ~Ihe· number of ploughs has gone up from 68,499 in 1944 to 79,9Il in 11)51 due apparently to progressive fractionalisation of holdings. .The ~umber of ca~ts lik?" ise has continuously. been rising. Their number rose from 25,217 m 1920 ~o 59,718 m Hl51. The avuage net cutIvated area per pair of working cattle works out to 10'8 m 1951 compared to 10'9 in HiS5.

Breeding cows and she-buffaloes increased from 182,160 in 1935 to 186,310 in 1944 and to 239,437 in 1951. In 1951 the cows and she-buffaloes in milk per 1,000 of human population were 99 and 45 respectively. Owing to the poor milk yield the share of rri1k per head is only a few ounces per day.

The number of sheep which has gone down from 44,786 in 1930 to r.bout 38,877 in 1944 has risen to 41,347 in 1951. Goats have been going dow~ in number since 1935 when they were 224,959. Their number has been reduced to 171,778 In 1944 and further to 137,903 in 1951.

Horses and ponies also are declining in number. Their number fell from 6,242 in 1935 to 3,576 in 1951. Donkeys during the same period increased from 548 to 724.

Poultry has increased from 18,847 in 1944 to 23,318 in 1951.

Distributed on 1,000 of human population the figures of the main categories of live-stock in 1951" were as follows:

Cattle Buffaloes Sheep Goats Poultry Others

"i66 202 62 207 35 30

10. To sum up, the population of the district is growing up at the biological natural rate since 192.1 but, .o~ the other ~and, the land ar?a per capita, and the double crop area per capita are steadIly dechnmg. There IS, at the same tnne, no evidence that crop yield per acre has incr~ased. The magnitude of th~ a~solut~ numerical increase in relation to the practically statlonary acreage under cultIvatIOn IS, therefore, a great strain on the economy of the district.

II. The district has 9Il villages and 7 towns. Out of 665 thousands of people who were counted at the census of 1951, 591 thousands were found in villages and 75 thousands in the towns, i.e., there are 888 people per 1,000 of the population who live in the rural areas and only 112 of them live in towns. The corresponding figures for the State as a whole are: rural 864, urban 136.

The rural popUlation per inhabited village works out to 648. Most of the villages comprise of a single compact size. Still there are 1,091 hamlets in the district. The population per hamlet is 541. The medium-sized village, with popUlation between iJOO-2,000, is the dominant type in the district. Of the rural popUlation 59'4 per cent. live in such villages; 19'6 per cent. in small villages of a popUlation under 500; 18'0 per cent. in large villages of a population between 2,000-5,000; and only 3'0 per cent. in villages of populati.on over 5,000.

Towns vary in number of inhabitants just as the villages. 59'9 per cent. of the urban population lives in. t?wns of populati?n between 10,000-:20,000 (viz., ]\J:1hoba" Rath and Charkhari) and remalD1l1g 40'1 per cent. lD towns of populatIOn between 5,000-10,000 (viz., Maudaha, Hamirpur, Sumerpur and Kulpahar). Charkhari appears to be a declining town. Since 1941 the population of Charkhari has decreased by 8 per cent. (Vide Tables A-III and A-IV)

12. Out of the total population of 665,429 (rural 590,731, urb:1n 74,698) 532,400 (rural 512,433, urban 19,967) or 80'0 per cent. depend on agriculture for their means of livelihood and 133,029 (rural 78,298, urban 54,731) or 20'0 per cent. depend on

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non-agricultural sources. The following table gives the distribution of 100 persons of the total '<rural and urban population of the district unier the different liveHho:d classe3:

Agricult ural classes Non-agricultural classes

Description Total I II In IV Total V VI VII VIII

--------------~----~---------- ~

Total 80'0 56'1 6'7 14'8 2'4 20'0 8'0 3'4 0'7 7'9

Rural 86'S 60'!j 7'2 16'5 2'5 13'2 7'2 1'8 0'1 4'1

Urban 26'7 20'5 3'1 1'2 1'9 73'3 14'4 15'8 5'4 3H

It is obvious that the district is one of the more predominantly agricultural districts of the State. Here as many as 80'0 per cent. of the people depend on agriculture as against ·74'2 per cent. in the whole State.

Of the total popUlation of the district 324,415 persons (males 133,676, females 190,739) . ~r 48-8 per cent. have been classHied as non-earning dependauts. The percentage of nono earning dependants in the agricul~ural population wor~s O.lt to ~ 7'2 and th~t among non-agri,.cultural population as 54'9. It wIll be observe~ that III the maIn they conSIst of women. The male non-earn;ng dependants are mostly chIldren. 126,441 persons (males 23,522, females 102,919) 01' lU'O per cent. of the popUlation are earning ~epend,ants. Among the agriculturists their proportion is 20'9 per cent. and among non-agriculturists they form only 11'4 per cent. Agrioulture is a family occupation and it provides work to the women and grown up children in the family. The remaining 214,573 persons (males 18~,794, fem~les 29,779) or 32'2 per oent •

.,of the population consists of self-supporting persons. TheJr proportIon among agrioulturists is .31'9 per oent. and among non-agriculturists 33'7 per cent. Of the self-supporting persons 169,742 (males 146,560; females 23,182) belong to the agricultural classes and 44,831 persons

. (males 38,234, females 6,597) to the non-agricultural classes. On an average two self-support. ing persons maintain three non-earning dependants.

Of the 44,831 self-supporting persons belonging to the non-agricultural olasses 1 441 persons (males 982, females 459) earn their livelihood from non-productive sources. 01. the :remaining 43,390 self-supporting persons (rural 26,270, urban 17,1'20) 735 (rural 304, urban 431)

,..or 1'7 per cent. are employers, 10,119 (rural 5.215, urban 4,904 or 23'3 per cent. are employees . ..and 32,536 (rural 20,751, urban 11,785) or 75 per cent. are independent workers. The distribution of 10,000 self-supporting persons of non-agrioultural ocoupations classified

<according to the economic divisions is as follows:

• Self-supporting

Name of division

All Industries and Services

.O-Primary industries not elsewhere specified

I-Mining and quarrying

_2-Processing and manufacture-foodstuffs, textiles, leather and products thereor

3_Processing and manufacture-metals, chemicals and products thereof

.4-Processing and manufacture-not elsewhere specified

5-Construction and utilities

··6-Commerce

7-Transport, storage and communications

.S-Health, education and public administration

. 9-Services not elsewhere specified

There is no large scale or small scale industry of any note in the district.

persons by divisions

W,OOO

539

5, 1,906

3-62

1,151

651

J,682

385

1,106

2,163

13. In the district, the propor~i.on of population depending on agriculture for the;" l' - l' h d 79 1:* t·· 19~ Th . loA. I ve r-oo ,was .'0 per ~en . lD;)1. e ~nfortunate fact is that the agrioulbural proportion has been mcreaslDg ever SInce 1901 when the flgure stood at 63'8 per oent. It was 69'6 p t in .1911, 73'0 per cent. in 1921 and 79'5 per cent. in 1951. The actual number of perae; sce~. .-depend on agriculture has increased to 528,793 in 1951 from 292,554 in 1901 or b~ :O'~

-_.-------.---- . , ~The figure inc1ud~s earning dependants according to.their secondary means of livelihood while the fiO'ure

.8~ 0 10 paragraph 12 mcludes earnmg dependants accordmg to their principal means of 1ivelih~od and he c; tho -<hfference, n

Variation ill tla. livelihood p1tterll

HGusesand Iw_holds

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per cent .. while the cultivated area has increased only by 45'8 per cent. This has resulted in theprogressIve fragmentation and sub-division of holdings and pressure on impoverished soil. There ~ppears . to have been a gradual decline in village arts and handicrafts. The cumulative result 18 a ~all tn the proportion of workers and a corresponding rise in the dependency. The prGportlon of workers in the total population in 1951 was 51'2 per cent. (agricultural 41'7 per cent. all~ non-agricultural 9'5 per cent.) against 62'7 per cent. (agricultural 46'4 per cent., non?-grlCultural 16'3 per cent.) in 1921. The population of non-earning dependants has consequently ~ncreased from 37'3 per cent. (agricultural 26'6 per cent., non-agricultural 10'7 per cent.)· ~n 19?1 to 48'8 per cent. (agricultural 37'8 per cent., non-agricultural ll'O per cent.). All this IS an mdex of the increasing unemployment and under-employment. It is only by division of the population to cottage and other industries that the present severe disequilibirium in the economy of the district can be redressed. (Vide Tables B-I, B-II and B-III)

14. 'lhere were 118,474 occupied houses in thf# district, 104,709 in villllges and 13,765 ~n towns. That gives an average of 5,642 persons per 1,000 houses or 5'6 persons per house m the rural areas and 5,427 persons per 1,000 hou~es or 5'4 persons per house in the urban areas.

T~ere were 144,501 households in the district, 128,205 in villages and 16,296 in towns. That glVes an average of 4,604 persons per 1,000 households or 4'6 persons per household in the rural areas and 4,568 persons per 1,000 households or 4'6 persons per household in the ~rban areas. The marginal table shows the developments in the size of the household &lnce 1921.

Persons per 1,000 households of The rural as well as urban househod Rural Urban-- has been increa~ing till 1941, but it has

Census year population population shown a slight decrease in 1951. The

1921 4,171 4,284 average rural household size is smaller 1931 4,388 4,505 1941 4,691 4,694 than the average rural household size 1951 4,604 4,568 of the State whioh is 5'07.

Out of 4,604: persons in every 1,000 rural households, 2,362 are males and 2,242 are females. There is a male excess numbering 120 in every 1,000 households. Out of 4,568 persons in every 1,000 urban households 2,368 are males and 2,200 are. fema~es. There .is a ma:le. excess numbering 168 in every 1,000 households. The type of migratIOn WIll account for the dIfference.

Information regarding types of household and household relatio?ships wll:s al~o collected at this census with the help of a sample of about 4 pet cent. Accordmg to ~hlS, ill ~ve~y 1,000 sample households there are 4,835 persons (males 2,534, females 2,301) m the d'strlCt. The corresponding fjgure for the total count is 4,600.

The table below shows the distribution by size of 1,000 sample households:

Small with Medium Large Very large wit». 3 members with 4-6 with 7-9

Description or less members members

Total 375 436 149

Rural 372 438 150

Urban 397 416 144

Medium households are the dominant type both in the villages and in the towns. Family composition of 1,000 sample households is as follows:

r Heads of households

A 1 Wives of heads of households

{

Sons of heads of households

B Daughters of heads of households

(Males (married) ... ... {Males (widowers)

lPemales ...

r Male relations of heads of hOlJseholds (other than sons) C{ . L Female relations of heads of households (other than daughters)

( Males D Persons . unrelated to the headS of the household~ l. Females

I

Grand Total

10 m~mbers or more

40

40

43

Number ill 1,000

households

738 235

27

738

1,738

994

667

1,661

508

793

1,301

59 76

135

4,835

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Sons outnumber the daughters of the heads of households. The latter leave the homes of their parents after marriage. Female relations (other than daughters) outnumber the, male relations (other than sons). Such females are generally tho.,e who become members of these households by marr:age. (Vide Tables A-I and C-l)

15. In the district as a whole the sex-ratio was 946, i.e., there were 94ti lemales to every Sex-ratio 1,000 males. It varied among the tehsils. The lowest value wae 906 ill Hamirpur tehsil. The highest value was 976 in Charkhari tehs;!. The ratio was 956 in Kulpahar, 954 in Rath, 952 in Mahoba and 947 in Maudaha. lVIale migration from Charkhari appears to be the cause of higher sex-ra; io of the tehsil.

The Sex-ratio is smaller in towns than in villages. For the district as a whole the sexratio in villages is as high as 948 mainly due to migration while that in towns is only 928.

The corresponding figure of sex-rat~o for the district was 963 in 1921, 957 in 1931 and 958 in 1941 against 940 in 1951. The sex-ratio has been going down.

16. The number in each age-group in the district is shown below as a percentage of the Age-structure total number of all ages in the total, rural and urban population sep"rately:

Total populaticn Rural populution Urban popUlation -----_._-

Age-group Persons Males Females Males Femuks Mak, Females

Infants and young children 0-4 13'9 7'3 6'6 7-2 6'6 8'1 5'7

Boys and girls 5-14 24'7 13'4 11'3 13-4 11'3 13'5 1l'3

Young men and women 15-34 32'6 16'9 15'7 17'0 15'8 16'5 14'9

Middle-aged men and women 35-54 21'9 11'5 10'4 11'5 10'5 11'5 9'9

Elderly pers~ns 55 and over 6'9 H 3'g 3'0 3'7 4'0 4-6

--- ----.~

It will be seen that the population is progressive. 38'6 per cent. of the population is of age uuder 15 and only 6'9 per cent. of it consists of elderly persons. (Vide Table C-II)

17. Out of 10,000 persons in the district there are 5,225 males and 4,775 'females~: Among them 2,289 males and 1,499 females are unmarried. If we reckon males and females together the unmarried people are 37'9 per cent. of' the population.

Of the males 43'8 per cent. were unmarried, 49'8 per cent. were married and 6'4 per cent. were widowed or divorced. Among the females 31'4 per cent. were unmarried, 54'1 per cent. were married and 14'5 per cent. were widowed or divorced.

Of the married maleS'7'9 per cent. were of ages below 15, 51'0 per cent. were of ages 15-34, 34'9 pe-r cent. were of ages 35-54 and 6'2 per cent. were of ages 55 and over. Among the married females 13'0 per cent. were of ages below 15, 56'3 per cent. were of ages 15-34, 26'8 per cent. were of ages 35-54 and 3'9 per cent. were elderly women. .

Marriage is univers&l. Among males and females aged 35 years and over only 8' ° per-cent. of the males and 1'5 per cent. of the females were found unmarried. Most of the females are married before they attain the age of 25. Child marriage is still prevalent. 9'9 per cent. of the males of ages 0-14 and 18'9 per cent. of the females of ages 0-14 were returned as married. (Vide Table C-IlI)

18. Over 99'9 per cent. of the people of the district returned Hindi, Hindustani or Urdu as their mother-toni?ue. Am~ng the. other J?ot~er-tongues spoken the main is Punjabi (0'06 per cent.). Of thet\'ti5 lakhs of people III the dIstrIct only 107 or 0'02 per cent. were bilingual (in an Indian language). Those whose mother-tongue is other than Hindi, Hindustani or Urdu are generally t~e .m;g~ants wht? are able to speak any of these as a subsidiary language. Persons returning HlndI, Hmlustam or Urdu as secondary language were 84 or 78'5 per cent. of those who were bilin gual in some Indian language. (Vide Table D-I)

19. OClt of 1.oPOO p:Jpulation of the district the number of people belonging to different religions is : Hindus \:),3ti3, Muslims. ti24, Sikhs 4, ~hristians 5 and Jains 4 ~ o~ 10,000 popula~ tion in villages the number" are: Hmdus 9,617, MuslIms 378, Jains3 and ChristIans 2; and of 10000 population in towns the numbers are: Hindus 7,354, lVIuslims 2,574, Sikhs 32, Christians 32' Jai.ns 7 and others 1. l\Iu3lims, Sikhs aIlll Christians are generally concentrated in the urban areas of the district as is the case in the other parts of the State.

There were 145 thousand persons belonging to the Scheduled Castes in the district. Their number per 10,000 of popUlation works out to 2,181. In villages they are 2,262 for every 10,000 and in the towns their number per 10,000 is only 1,537. In the district there were 26 Anglo-Indians of whom 12 were males and 14 were females. (Vide Tables D-ll and D-lII)

20. The number of displaced persons in tbe district at the Census was only 267 (males 152, females 115). Most of them came to the district in 1947, the year of partition of India. (Vide Table D-V)

21. The percentage of male literacy was 17'5 in the district while that of female literacy was 2'3 only. As compared to this the percentage of literates among males in 1931 was 10'0;

o The corresponding figures {or the total count are 5,1)9 and 4,86!.

Marital statUE

Languages

ReUgionand special groups

Displaced persons

Literacy

Processing of ..:ensus data

Tracts

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among females the percentage of literates in 1931 was 0'6 only.* On .January 1, 1951 there were 503 primary schools in the district with enrolment of 27,806. (Vide Table D-VII)

C-EXPLANATORY NOTE ON THE STATISTICS

The statistics in this volume have been presented in three parts: I-District Census Tables

II_Village, Town, Pargana and Thana Statistics

III-Miscellaneous Statistics Parts I and II contain census data. A brief account of the system of sorting of census

slips and preparation of tables and abstract therefrom is given below. '

Part III contains statistics throwing light on special aspects of populat;on and its growth ~ These have been derived from miscellaneous sources. Table 1, "Vital Statistics", has been prepared from the published and unpublished records of the Director of Medical and Health Services, Table 2, "Agricultural Statistics", from the Annual Season and Crop Reports, Table 3 "Live-Stock, Agricultural Machinery and Implements", from the published figures of Live~ Stock Census and Table 4, "List of Primary Schools", from information specially supplied by District Inspector of Schools.

2. The census data presented here has been derived from the census slips by a process of sorting, c0D?-pil?'t~~n and tab.ula~ion. In previous censuses the slips were first sorted by religion and thIS dIVISIon was mamtamed throughout so that all data was cross-tabulated by religion. This procedure has been abandoned at this census and substituted by a division based on economic characteristics of the population. The whole populat:on has been divided into eight livelihood classes, four of which are of the agricultural category and four of nonagricultural category as follows :

Agricultural Classes-

I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned; and their dependants

II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned; and their dependants

III-Cultivating labourers; and their dependants

IV -Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants

Non-agricultural Classes-

V-Production (other than cutivation)

VI-Commelce

VII-Transport

VIII-Other services and miscellaneous sources

Another special feature of the sorting of this census was the separation, from the ver7 t t of slips of displaced persons and of a 10 per cent. random sample from the remainder. ~~fs has enabled the data of displaced p~rsons to be :rresented separately, while the 10 per cent. sample has been utilized for the preparatIOn o~ Age Tables. . .

The slips of this census have been copIed by Households mto a NatIOnal Register of C't' which has been prepared village-wise for rural areas and mohalla/ward-wise for urban a:e::.ns'Table C-I is based on a 4 per cent. sample extracted from this Register.

3. The slips were first sorted by villa,ges for the prepara:ti?n o~ the Primary Census Abstract. For the purpose of further sortI_ng the State was. dIVIded mto t~acts consisting of (a) rural tracts, comprising th~ rural populatIOn of eac~. tehsIl, (b) urban .Ctf)' tracts, comp~is. th opulation of areas whIch had been declared as CItIes, (c) urban non-clf)' tracts, comprisIDg ~~~ oe ~lation of urban areas of a.district excluding areas de?lared. as cities. Each tract was

t Pt dP a unI't for sorting of slIps. All data were compIled fIrst by tracts and then by rea e as . d t f d' t' (. h

districts. This volume presents the tractd-witseh

'la ~ )or onhe'l

IsthrlCtd.wIt. th~ exception of A and E Tables, which ha ,:"e been I pre~entset t e S\ -wIse: w lee IstrlCt-wise data for the whole State is contained m the fo lowmg a e vo umes .

Part I-B-Subsidiary Tables

Part II-A-General Population Tables

Part II-B-Economic Tables

I>art II-C-Age and Social Ta.bles

• The numbers per mille (of the 10 per cent. sample population) of each sex aged 5 years and over who were returned as literates are as below:

1951

207

Males

1931

116

1951

26

Females

1931

7

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4. Detailed explanatory notes are appended to each State table in the printed volumes EzplaaatOl'y ··of State tables. They apply to the tables in this volume also and should be referred to when Dotes necessary. A few notes of some of the tables are reprojuced below:

Table A-I-Column 5 relating to "hamlets" has been introduced for the firat time. Any distinctive cluster or agglomeration of houses has been treated as a "hamlet".

A clear distinction has been made in this census between a "House" and a "Household". A house is any human dwelllng having a separate main entrance whUe a household is any commensal unit living in a census house. In previous censuses the figures undp.r "Occupied Houses" used to be that of households, while the figures under columns 7-9 of the present table refer to occup~ed census houses as distinct from households.

The Economic Tables-The Indian Census Economi.c Classification Scheme, 1951, together with the occupational division and sub-division adopted for the census are given in Part II-B of the Report.

Table B-I-Each of the eight li.velihool classes mentioned above has been divided into three sub-classes, with reference to the economic status, as follows :

(i) Self-supporting persons;

(ii) Non-earning dependants ; and

(iii) Earning dependants

'l'hese were defined in the .Instructions to Enumerators as follows : "A 'self-supporting peraon' is one who is in receipt of an income and that income is

sufficient at least for his own maintenance. To be 'self-supporting' a person Deed not be able to support his family. All that is necessary is that he should be earning sufficient for his personal needs. For purposes of this question the person enumerated is the unit and not the family or household. Anyone who is not a 'self-supporting> person in this sense is a 'dependant'. A 'dependant' may be either an 'earning dependent" or a 'non-earning dependant'. The test is whether he secures a regular (and not casual) income, even though it may be small. Such income may be in cash or kind; it may be continuous or seasonal employment. When the income which he secures is not sufficient to support h,m that person is an 'earning dependant'. A peraon who does not earn any income either in cash or kind is a 'non-earning dependant'. Where two or more members of a family household jointly cultivate land and secure an income therefrom, each of them should be regarded as earn;ng part of the income. None of them is, therefore, anon-earning dependant. Each of them should be classed either a 'self-supporting person" or 'an earning dependant' according to the share of income attributable to each. The same applies to any other business carried on jointly. The share of the income is what the head of household deems it to be. This does not mean that everyone who works is necessarily a self-supporting person or an earning dependant. Thus, for instance. a housewife who cooks for the famUy, brings up the children or manages the household is doing very valuable work. Nevertheless, her economic status is that of a non-eaming dependant, if she does not also earn an income, and should· be recorded as such. "

Economically active, Semi-active ana Passive persons-All non-earning dependants are economically passive. They include persons performing house-work or other domestic or personal services for other membera of the same family households. But they do not include" unpa.id family workers" or persons who take part along with the members of the family household in carrying on cultivation or a home industry as a family enterprise.

All earning dependants are economically semi-active only. Though they contribute to the carrying on of economic activities, the magnitude of their individual contribution is deemed to be too small to justify their description as economically active. (Their contribution to economic activity is, however, taken into account in the tabulation of data based on secondary means of livelihood.)

All self-supporting persons are, ordinarily economically active with the exception of the .following classes and groups :

(a) All self-supporting persons of Agricultural Class IV.

Cb) The following groups of self-supporting persons who are included in Non-agricultural ·Class VIn and derive their principal means of livelihood from miscellaneous sources (otherwise ,than through economic activity) :

(i) Persons Ii ving principally on income from _non-agricultural property; (ii) Persons living principally on pensions, remittances, scholarships and funds;

(iii) Inmates of alms-houses and receipients of doles; (iv) Beggars and vagrants; and

(v) All other persons living principally on income derived from non-productive activities.

Table B-II-For a self-supporting person who has more than one means of Ii velihood the <secondary means of livelihood is the livelihood next in importance to his principal means of livelihood. For an earning dependant it is the source from which he secures his own income, where there are more than one subsidiary occupat~ons only the one providing the largest income .nas been taken into Itccount.

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Table B-III-"Employers", "Employees" and "Independent Workers" have been defined as follows in the Instructions to -Enumerators :

An "employer" is only that person who has necessarily to employ other person in order to carryon the business from which he secures his livelihood. Thus if a person employs a cook or any other person for domestic services, he should not be recorded as an "employer" merely for that reason.

An "employee" is a person who ordinarily works under some ocher .F'rson tor a saiary" or a wage in cash or kind as the means of earning his livelihood. There may be persons who are employed as managers, superintendents, agents, etc., and in that capacity control other workers. Such persons are also employees only and should not be regarded as 'employers '.

An "independent worker" means a person who is not employed by anyone else and who also does not employ any body else in order to earn his livelihood. (Sweepers, dhobies, kahars, etc., who work for several masters are independent workers. If, however, any of them accepts whole-time employment under one master he becomes" employee ". Daily wage-earners who work for different masters are likewise independent workers. But if they accept employment under one master, e.g., under a factory, they become "employees".) .

Tables C-II, C-III, C-IV and C-V-The figures presented in these tables are based on Bingle year age-returns and have not been smoothed.

Tables D-V (i) and (ii)-For the purpose of these tables a "displaced person" has been oefined as follows :

"A displaced person means any person who has entered India having left or being compelled to leave his home in Western Pakistan on or after the 1st March, 1947, or his home in Eastern Pakistan on or after the 15th October, 1946, on account of civil disturbances or on account of the setting up of the two Dominions of India and Pakistan,'"

PART I

DISTRICT CENSLJS TABLES

OJ of :3 c

to ....

Tehsil rJ V)

2

District Total

Hamirpur ...

2 Kulpahar

3 Mahoba

4 Maudaha

5 Rath

6 Chllrkhari

~ .,!:J

6 :::I

'" -a .;:; {) Tehsil Total r/J

,1 2 10

District Total 665,419

Hamirpur 109,316

2 Kulpahar 132,982

3 Mahoba 90,034

4 Maudaha 144,816

5 Rath 154,820

6 Charkhari 33,461

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3

A -GENERAL POPULATION TABLES

A-I -Area, Houses and Population

Area in

TABLES A-I & A-II -

Occupied houses

squara miles Villages Hamlets Towns Total Rural Urbao

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

2,779 911 1,091 7 lIB,474 104,709 13,765

416 140 203 2 20,:302 17,555 2,647

591 246 283 22,901 21,8131 1,020

354 95 114 17,415 13,697 3,718 I

604 165 191 25,984 24,014 1,970

655 207 237 25,936 23,221 2,715

159 58 63 6,036 4,341 1,695

Population

Persons Males Females

Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

590,731 74,698 341,992 303,245 38,741 323,437 287,486 35,951

94,310 15,00 .. 6 57,347 49,280 8,067 51,969 45,030 6,939

127,915 5,067 67,970 65,363 2,607 65,012 62,552 2,460

70,790 19,244 46,123 36,340 9,783 43,911 34,450 9,461

134,918 9,898 74,396 69,184 5,212 70,420 65,734 4,686

140,968 13,852 79,220 72,026 7,194 75,600 68,942 6,658

21,830 11,631 16,936 11 ,052 5,884 16,525 10,778 5,747

NOTE-The area figures given in column 3 are based on the district re~ords of tehsil areas. The area of the district as communicated by the Surveyor General of India is 2,744 square miles.

A-II -Variation in Population during Fifty Years

Net Variati.on

Years Persons Variation 1901-1951 Males Variation Females Variation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -------- --.--.-,--._

1901 545,871 274,031 271,840

1911 556:799 +10,928 280,9;9 +6,903 275,860 +4,020

1921 533,365 -23,434 271,660 -9,279 261,705 -14,155

1931 569,569 +36,204 291,052 +19,392 278,517 +16,812

1941 648,109 + 78,540 331,084 +40,032 317,025 +38,508

1951 665,429 +17,320 +119,558 341,992 +10,908 323.437 +6,412 -----_----- ~ _- -_-- ------ - -- ---------- -_ -----------_

TABLE A-III 4,

Towns and Villages

Total Population Towns and villages with less

.8 Total number Total Less than ~OO

e of ----~-----

::s inhabited Q towns

] and r;Il Tehsil villages Persons Males FeIJ,lales NU[)iber Males Females Number Males Females

~.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

District Total 918 665,419 341,991 313,437 869 139,443 117,374 495 59,765 55,818

HamirpuI 142 10',316 57,347 51,969 132 37,720 34,737 75 9,766 8,903

2 Kulpahar 247 132,982 67,970 65,012 239 53,745 51,120 162 18,694 17,420

3 Mahoba 96 '0,034 46,123 43,911 90 28,248 27,021 47 7,581 7,161

4 Maudaha 166 144,816 74,396 70,420 154 50,261 47,561 71 9,261 8,619

5 Rath 2£)8 154,820 79,220 75,600 196 5S,417 56, i57 96 10,747 10,156

6 Charkhari 59 33,461 16,936 16,525 58 11,052 10,778 44 3,716 3,569

Towns and villages with a population of 2,OOO-IO,000-(concld.) Towns and villaies with a population

,_, ., .0

2,090-5,000 E 5,000-10,000 Total 10,000-20,000 a 3 '"' Tehsil .,

Number Males Females Number Males Females Number Males Females Number Ma!es Females CI'l

-~- ------- ----2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

District Total 39, 54,825 51,391 7 24,863 22,806 3 21,861 21,866 3 21,861 21,866

Hamirpur 8 11,560 10,293 2 S,067 6,939

2 Kulpahar 6 -8,900 8,716 2 5,325 5,176

3 Mahoba 5 8,092 7,429 9,783 9,461 9,783 9,461 4 Maudaha 9 12,664 12,168 3 11,471 10,691 ... 5 Rath II 13,609 12,785 7,194 6,658 7,194 6,658

6 Charkhari 5,884 5,747 5,~84 5,747

5

Classified by Population

than 2,000 p0puiation

500-1,000 1,000-2,000

-------- _. --------

Number Males Females Number Males .-----~-- ---~----------- --------._ - _--- .. ~- _---_._ -_._ ."_----------.--_

13 14 15 16 17 ---------~- -_

244 88,485 84,368 130 91,193

36 12,776 11,694 21 15,178

55 20,431 19.67:1 22 14,620

29 10,167 9,689 14 10,500

55 20,367 19,594 28 20,633

61 21,7[8 20,745 39 25,952

8 3,026 2,966 6 4,310

--------

0[-10,000 and above ------------ -----_-

20,000-50,000 50,000-100,000

Number Males Females Number Males

34 35 36 37 38

Females

TABLE A-III

Towns and villages with a population of 2,000-10,000

Total

Number Males Females -~----------~~-~----------

18 19 20 21

87,1'l8 46 79,688 74,197

14,140 10 19,627 17,232

14,021 8 14,225 13,892

.JO,I7l 5 8,092 7,429

19,348 12 24,135 22,859

25,255 II 13,609 12,785

4,243

100,000 and above

Females Number Males Females

39 40 41 42

TABLE A-IV 6

Towns Classified by Population with Variations since 1901

Net Variation

Towns Tehsit etc. Persons Variation 1901-1951 Males Variation Females Variation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class IV (10,000 to 20,000)

MAHOBA MAHOBA

1901 10,074 4,903 5,171

1911 11,027 +953 5,48$ +585 5,539 +368 1921 11,648 +621 5,813 +325 5,835 +296 1931 13,164 +1,516 6,852 +1,039 6,312 +477 1941 17,224 +4,060 8,859 +2,007 8,365 +2,053

1951 Municipality 19,244 +2,020 +9,170 9,783 +924 9,461 +1,096

2 RATH RATH

1901 11,424 5,5'16 5,848

1911 10,169 -1,255 4,911 -665 5,258 -590 1921 9,372 -797 4,585 -326 4,787 -471 1931 10,472 +1,100 5,089 +504 5,383 +596

1941 12,785 +2,313 6,265 +1,176 6,520 +1,137

1951 Municipality 13,852 +1,067 +2,428 7,194 +929 6,658 +138

3 CHARKHARI CHARKHARI

1901 11,718 5,767 5,951

1911 9,879 -1,839 4,840 -927 5,039 -912

1921 9,582 -297 4,822 -18 4,760 -279

1931 11,064 +1,482 5,503 +681 5,561 +801

1941 12,638 +1,574 6,457 +954 6,181 +620

1951 Municipality 11,631 -1,007 -87 5,884 -573 5,747 -434

Class V (5,000 to 10,000)

4 MAUDAHA MAUDAHA

1901 6,172 2,903 ii, 269

1911 6,047 -125 2,827 -76 3,220 --49

1921 5,940 -107 2,878 +51 3,062 -158

1931 7,445 +1,505 3,696 +818 3,749 +687 1941 '-,8,662 +1,217 4,363 +667 4,299 +550 1951 Town Area 9,898 +1,236 +3,726 5,212 +849 4,686 +387

5 HAMIRPUR HAMIRPUR

1901 6,721 3,465 3,256

1911 7,452 +731 3,944 +479 3,508 +252

1921 6,760 -692 3,581 -363 3,179 -329

1931 7,195 +435 3,932 +351 3,263 +84

1941 8,144 +949 4,326 +394 3,818 +555

1951 Municipality 8,469 +325 +1,748 4,626 +300 3,843 +25

6 SUMERPUR HAMIRPUR

1901 4,039 2,130 1,909

1911 4,682 +643 2,498 +368 2,184 +275

1921 4,868 +186 2,546 +48 2,322 +138

1931 4,712 -156 2,462 -84 2,250 -72

1941 6,260 +1,548 3,271 +809 2,989 +739

1951 Town Area 6,537 +277 +2,498 3,441 +170 3,096 +107

7 KULPAHAR KULPAHAR

1901 1911 1921

1931 1941 1951 Town 5,067 2,607 2,460

7 TABLE A-V

Towns arranged Territorially'with Population by Livelihood Classes

Population LIVELIHOOD

Non-agricultural

Persons (including their dependants) who derive

,g v-a Production other VI-i5 than cultivation Commerce

~ t Name of Town Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females rIl

2 :3 4 5 6 7 8 9

District Total 74,698 38,747 35,951 5,650 5,077 5,994 5,770

Mahoba (M. B.J 19,244 9,783 9,461 1,531 1,600 1,683 1,602

2 Rath (M. B.) 13,852 1,194 6,658 1,242 1,153 1,423 1,402

3 CHARKHARI (M. B.) 11,631 5,884 5,141 1,089 1,026 630 612

<} Maudaha (T. A.) 9,898 5,212 4,686 524 438 855 778

5 Hamirpur (M. B.) 8,469 4,626 3,843 395 290 569 551

6 Sumerpur (T. A.) G,537 3,441 3,096 344 308 559 551

7 KULPAHAR 5,067 2,607 2,460 525 262 275 274

CLASSES

Classes Agricultural Classes

their principal means of livelihood from- IV-Non-<:ultivating I-Ill-... ,.1II- owners of land ; Cultivatorl!, culti-<I)

.c Other services and agricultural rent vating labourers . e ::> VII- miscellaneou s receivers; and their and their r:: Transport sources dependants dependants t;j 't:;

Name of Town Males Females Males Females Males . Females Males Females .. III

2 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17

District Total 2,127 1,918 14,298 13,897 140 707 9,938 8,582

Mahoba (M. B.) 1,195 1,097 2,899 2,.843 66 61 2,409 2,258

2 Rath (M. B.) 326 365 2,?44 2,474 127 106 1,532 1,158

3 CHARKHARI 1M. B.) 114 122 2,190 2,226 2B6 285 1,575 1,476

4 Maudaha (T. A.) 244 172 2,067 2,053 16 1,506 1,245

5 Hamirpur (M. B.) 85 66 2,744 2,287 88 85 745 564

6 Sumerpur (T. A.) 99 24 1,103 1,057 88 90 1,248 1,066

7 KULPAHAR 64 72 751 957 69 80 923 815

TABLE E 8

Area and Population of District and

Population Percentage

... .8 1951 1941 8 ::I l:I ;; .;:: Area in square u District and tehsil miles Persons Males Females Porsons 1941-1951 {f.l

----------2 3 4 5 6 7 8

District Total", 2,779 665,429 341,992 323,437 648,109 +Z'7 Rural Total 2,699 590,731 303,245 287,486 582,396 +1'4 Urban Tutal 80 74,698 38,747 35,951 65,713 +13'7

Hamirpur-Total 416 109,316 57,347 51,969 103,770 +5'3 Rural 400 94,310 49,280 45,030 89,366 +5'5 Urban 16 15,ll06 8,067 6,939 14,404 +4'2

2 Kulpahar-Total 591 132,982 67,970 65,012 135,765 -2'0 Rural 572 J27,915 65,363 62,552 135,765 -5'8 Urban 19 5,067 2,607 2,460

3 Mahoba-Total 354 90,034 46,123 43-,911 85,654 +5'1 Rural 343 70,790 36,340 34,450 68,430 +3'4 Urban 11 19,244 9,783 9,461 17,224 +11'7

" Maudaha-Total 604 144,816 74,396 70,420 138,932 +4'2 Rural 594 134,9111 ~9,lB4 65,734 130,270 +3'6 Urban 10 9,B98 5,212 4,686 8,662 +14'3

5 Rath-Total 655 154,820 79,220 75,(iOO 149,195 +3'8 Rural 643 140,968 72,026 68,942 136,410 +3'3 Urban 12 13,852 7,194 6,658 12,785 +8'3

6 Charkhari-Total 159 33,461 16,936 16,525 34,793 -3'8 Rural 147 21,830 11,052 10,778 22,155 -1-5 Urban 12 11,631 5,884 5,747 12,638 -8,0

LIVELIHOOD

Agricultural Classes-( concld,) Non-agricultural

Persons (including

IV-Non-cultivating owners .. of land; agricultural rent

~ III-Cuitivatinlliabourers receivers ; and their V-Production other 0 and their dependants dependants than cultivation Q

<a -.;;:: District and tehsil Males Females Males Females Males Females v

{f.l

2 16 17 18 i':1 'J{) 21

District Total, .. 48,216 49,996 7,595 8,597 28,371 24,650

Rural Total 47,729 49,600 6,855 7,890 22,721 19,573 Vtban Total 487 396 740 707 5,650 $,077

Hamirpur-6,918 6,450 1,272 1,268 3,334 Total 2,732

Rural 6.814 6,395 1,096 1,093 2,595 2,134 Urban 104 55 176 m 739 598

2 Kulpahar- 6,106 Total 10,626 J 1,198 1,753 2,092 5,193 Rural 10,514 11,112 1,(;84 2,012 5,581 4,931 Urban 112 86 69 80 525 262

3 Mahoba- 912 3,957 Total 6,310 6,671 1,032 3,784 Rural 6,237 6,595 846 971 2,426 2,184 Urban -/3 76 66 61 1,531 1, 1000

4 Maudaha-1,232 /,471 4,894 3,970 Total 10,858 11,484

Rural 10,842 11,459 1,216 1,471 4,370 3,532

Urban 16 25 16 524 438

5 Rath-Total 11,660 12,248 1,873 2,083 8,469 7,452 Rural 11,533 12,149 1,746 1,977 7,227 6,299 Urban 127 99 127 106 1,242 1,153

.6 Charkhari 1,519 Total 1,844 1,945 553 651 1,611 Rural 1,789 1,890 267 366 522 493

Urban 55 55 286 285 1,089 1,026

NOTE-The areas given in column 3 are based on the district records of tehsi1 areas,

Tehsils by Livelihood Classes

Variation Density -_ -~----~~~--

1931 1941 1?51 194i

9 [0 [[

+J3'8 239 233 +13-0 219 214 +21'6 934 1,077

+21'0 263 249 +21'0 236 223 +2H) 938 900

+15'6 225 230 +15'6 224 230

267

+15'6 254 242 +12'3 206 200 +30'8 1,749 1,566

+11'7 240 230 +11'5 227 219 +16'3 990 866

+12'1 236 228 +11'2 219 212 +22'1 1,154 1,065

+1'0 210 219 -6'5 149 151

+14'2 9E9 1,053

TABLE E

LIVELIHOOD CLASSES

Agricultural C~asses

I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned and their

dependants

Males Females

[2 !3

J92,928 180,J28 184,650 1'73,053

8,2'78 '1,0'75

33,263 30,474 31,655 29,131

1,603 1,343

39,981 39,237

744

37,401 36,748

653

23,760 21,834 21,738 20,024 2,022 1,810

44,399 41,559 43,009 40,419

1,390 1,140

43,557 41,304 42,330 40,371 1,227 933

7,968 6,681 1,287

7,556 6,360 1,196

-- --------------II-Cultivators of land- wholly or mainly unowned and their

dependants

Males Females

14 15

23,420 21,520 22,247 20,409 1,1'13 1,111

4,361 3,858 4,080 3,~

281 232

3,714 3,360 3,647 3,284

67 76

2,865 2,897 2,551 2,525

314 372

5,862 5,331 5,762 5,251

100 80

5,0217 4,580 4,849 4,454

178 126

1,591 [,494 1,358 1,269

233 225 _----------------- -------

CLASSES

Classes

----t!leir dependants) who deriv~ their principal means of livelihood from--

-----_. ----

VII-Transport VIII-Other services and

VI-Commerce miscellaneous sources

Males Females Males females Males Females

22 23 24 2' 26 27

JI,7S6 10,970 2,456 2,312 27,150 25,204 5,762 5,200 329 454 12,952 11,307 5,994 5,770 2,127 1,918 14,298 13,897

2,067 1,93'1 234 126 5,898 5,124-939 835 ,0 36 2,051 1,780'

1,1:1.8 1,102 184 90 3,847 3,344

1,735 1,603 203 391 3,847 3,774 1,460 1,Y2' 144 319 3,096 2,817

275 274 64 72 751 957

2,471 2,307 1,246 1,134 4,602 4,252 788 705 51 37 1,703 1,409

1,683 1,602 1.195 1,097 2,899 2,843

2,061 1,942 301 215 4,789 4,448 1,206 1,164 57 43 2,722 2,395

855 778 244 172 2,067 2,053

2,689 2,476 353 384 5,592 5,On 1,266 1,074 27 19 3,048 2.599 1,423 1,402 326 365 2,544 2,474

733 705 114 122 2,522 2,533 103 93 332 307 630 6'12 114 122 2,190 2,226

TABLE B-1

District Total

Rural Total

Tract

2

Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

District Total

Rural Total

Tract

2

Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total Urban Non-city

10 B-ECONOMIC

Livelihood Classes

AGRICULTURAL

All ~~-.- _._"._- --- ------------ - -----~_

Total Population Total .----.--------~ ---_--

Persons Males Females PerS8ns Males Females -------_-,,----~~ --_.

:3 4 5 6 7 8

665,429 341,992 323,437 532,400 272,159 260,241

590,731 303,245 287,486 512,433 261,481 250,952

94,310 49,280 45,030 83,890 43,645 40,245

127,915 65,363 62,552 108,238 55,082 53,156

70,790 36,340 34,450 61,487 31,372 30,115

134,918 69,184 65,734 119,429 4;0,829 58,600

140,968 72,026 68,942 119,409 60,458 58,951

21,830 11,052 10,778 19,980 10,095 9,885

74,698 38,147 35,951 1'1,967 10,678 9,289

74,698 38,747 35,951 19,967 10,678 9,289

AGRICULTURAL

I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned and their dependants

s.c. (iJ Self-supporting S. C. (ii) Non-earning

Total ___ ~yers:m~~.. dependants

Males Females Males

192,928

184,650

31,655 39,237 21,738

43,009 42,330 6,681 8,218

8,278

16

180,128

173,053

29,131 36,748

20,024

40,419 40,371 6,360 7,075 7,075

17

101,813

97,989

16,022

21,458

11,476

22,095 23,353 3,585

3,824

3,824

Females Males

18

8,293

7,973

1,089

1,075 548

1,578 3,575

108

320

320

19

76,354

72,321

12,904 15,300

9,038

16,825 15,597 2,657 4,033

4,033

Females

20

107,233

101,801

19,138 22,595

11,872

23,216 21,044 3,936 5,432

5,432

s.C. (iii) Earning dependants

Males

21

1,*,761

14,340

2,729

2,479 1,224

4,089 3,380

439 421

421

Females

22

64,602

63,279

8,904

13,078

7,604

15,625 15,752 2,316 1,323

1,323

-----------------------_ ... _-_._ ....

AGRICULTURAL

... Ill-Cultivating labourers \I)

..a 2 ;:J S.C. (i) Self-supporting S.C. (ii) Non-earning Q

-;;; Total ~--_p~!~~._-_- ~~ __ dependant_s __ .;:; .. Tract Males Females til Males Females Males Females

2 31 32 33 34 35 36

District Total 48,216 49,996 -27,678 1l,574 17,288 22,221

Rural Total 47,729 49,600 27,381 11,546 17,124 21,944

Tel)sil Hamirpur (Rural) 6,814 6,395 3,875 1,471 2,530 3,146 2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Raral) 10,514 11,112 6,434 2,896 3,536 4,948 3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 6,237 6,595 3,474 1,226 2,288 2,757 4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 10,842 11,459 6,150 2,749 3,777 4,669 5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 11,533 12,149 6,446 2,973 4,353 5,480 6 Teh sil Charkhari (Rural) 1,789 ],890 1,002 231 64D 944

Urban Total 487 396 297 28 164 277 Urbw Nen-city 487 396 297 28 164 277

"-~-~- ---------__ --- ----------.:

'TABLES 11 TABLE B-1

:and Sub-classes

CLASSES

Classes

S. C. (i) Se)t.supporting S. C. (ii) Non-earning S. C. (iii) Earning persons ---_-- dependants dependants

Males Females Males Females Males Femaies

" 9 10 II 12 13 14

146,560 23,182 105,420 145,927 20,179 91,132 141,573 22,677 100,254 138,704 19,654 89,571

22,773 3,053 17,378 24,945 3,494 12,247 31,054 4,722 20,645 30,474 3,383 17,960 16,925 2,100 12,527 16,551 1,920 11,464 31,828 5,025 23,380 31,299 5,621 22,276 33,538 7,288 22,387 29,677 4,533 21,986

5,455 489 3,937 5,758 703 3,638 4,987 505 5,166 7,223 525 1,561 4,987 505 5,166 7,223 525 1,561

CLASSES-(contd.)

II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned and their dependants

S.C. ti) Self-supporting Total persons

Males Females Males Females

23 24 25 26 ----------------"---- --_

23,420

22,247

4,080 3,647 2,551 5,762 4,849 1,358 1,173 1,173

CLASSES-(eolltd. i

and their dependants

21,520

20,409

3,626 3,284 2,525 5,251 4,454 1,269 1,111

1,111

S.C. (iii) Earning dependants

12,603

12,078

2,185 2,233 1,414 2,871 2,653

722 525 525

Males Females

37 38

3,250 16,201

·1,224 16,110

409 1,778 544 3,268

475 2,612

915 4,041

734 3,696

147 715 26 91

26 91

656

606

159 89 37

182 116 23 50

50

Males

39

7,595

6,855

1,096 1,684

846 1,216 1,746 2~7

140 740

S. C. (ii) Non-earning S.C. (iii) Earning dependants dependants


27 28 29 30

8,949 11,766 1,868 9,098

8,364 10,83i 1,805 8,970

1,533 2,023 312 1,444 1,111 1,352 303 1,343 950 1,400 187 1,088

2,336 2,687 555 2,382 1,848 2,176 348 2,162

536 695 100 551 585 933 63 128 585 933 63 128

IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants

Total S.C. (i) Self-supporting

persons ----- .....

Females Males Females

40 41 42

8,597 4,466 2,659

7,890 4,125 2,552

1,093 691 334 2,012 929 662

971 561 289 1,471 712 516 1,977 1,086 624

366 146 127 701 341 107

707 341 !O7

TABLE B-I

-;; .;::: o til

District Total

Rural Total

Tract

2

I Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

... .8 8 ::l c::

:! .... Tract <>

til

---------2

District Total

Rural Total

1 Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural)

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural)

3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural)

4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural)

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total Urban Non-city

... 4)

.D 8 ::s c

~ ;.~ 4) Tract til

2

District Total

Rural Total

I Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural)

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 6 Tehsil ChaIkhari (Rural)

Urban Total , 1 Urban Non-city

12

AGRICULTURAL CLASSES-(eoncld.)

IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and thei~~pendal1!s::-(c?_ncld.)

S.C:(ii) Non-earning S.C. (iii) Earning dependants __ ____t!e penda~ts

--~

Livelihood Classes

NON-AGRICULTURAL

All

Total .---~~- ----_. -~--~----

Males Females Males females Persons Males Females

---.. -43 44 45 46 47 48 49

2,829 4,707 300 1,231 133,029 69,833 63,196

2,445 4,126 285 1,212 78,298 41,764 36,534

361 638 44 121 10,420 5,635 4,785

698 .1,079 57 271 19,677 10,281 9,396

251 522 34 160 9,303 4,968 4,335

442 727 62 228 15,489 8,355 7,134

589 977 71 376 21,559 11,568 9,991

104 183 17 56 1,850 957 893

384 581 15 19 54,731 28,069 26,662

384 581 15 19 54,731 28,069 26,662 . ___ .

NON-AGRICULTURAL

V-Production other than cultivation . __ ._-- --_-- - - - - -- -_._----------_-

S.C. (i) Self-supporting S.C. (ii) Non-earning S.C. (iii) Earning Total persons dependants dependants

_-~_

-.----~--

Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females ._------ -~---- -----

-.-~-------

56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63

28,371 24,650 15,621 1,789 11,00'5 16,372 1,745 6,489 21,721 19,57J 12,615 1,301 8,556 12,0(>5 1,520 6,207

2,595 2,134 1,439 168 994 1,414 162 552 5,581 4,931 3,087 322 2,125 3,451 369 1,158 2,426 2,184 1,374 124 888 1,257 164 803 4,3'10 3,532 2,439 246 1,540 2,107 .391 1,179 7,227 6,299 4,008 429 2,821 3,561 398 2,309

522 493 298 12 188 275 36 206 5,650 5,077 2,976 488 2,449 4,307 225 282 5,650 5,077 2,976 488 2,449 4,307 225 282

NON-AGRICULTURAL

VII-Transport

S.C. (i) Self-supporting S.C. (ii) Non-earning Total S.C. (iii) Earning

_~ ~rs?_l1S _ _ __ ~pe!l(jants dependants

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

2,456 2,372 1,329 61 1,042 2,188 85 123 329 454 188 6 125 408 16 40

50 36 29 21 30 5 144 319 73 61 301 10 17 51 37 35 12 28 4 9 57 43 32 3 23 34 2 6 27 iii 19 8 15 3

2,127 1,918 1,141 55 917 1,780 69 83 2,127 1,918 1,141 55 917 1,780 69 83

and Sub-classes-(concld.)

CLASSES

Classes

----------

S.C. (i) Self-supporting persons

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

Males Females

50 51

38,23~ 6,597

23,720 3,470

3,222 593

5,782 790

2,911 326

4,754 830

6,551 874

500 57

14,514 3,127

14,514 3,127

~--~~--

CLASSES-(eontd.)

13

s.c. (ii) Non-earning ~ ________ dependal!l~ _ _ _

Males Females

52 53 - -----_-~-----~----~~-_--

28,256 44,812

15,577 22,9(;6

2,113 3,147 3,904 6,614 1,764 2,629 2,953 4,273 4,442 5,780

401 523

12,679 21,846 12,679 21,845

---_--.- -------- ------ _--_- ------

'TABLE B-1

s.c. (iii) Earning ___ __d~nd<ln~_

Males Females

------ ------_ 54 55

-.. --~---~-- '''~------

3,343 11,787

2,467 10,098

300 1,045 595 1,992 293 1,380 648 2,031 575 3,337

56 313

876 1,689 876 1,(:83

~-~--- ----------- ~~-~--~-~--

Mates

11,756

5,162

939

1,460 783

1,206 1,266

103

5,994

5,994.

CLASSES-(concld.}

)V1alcs

80

27,2;0

12.952

2,051

3,096

1,703

2,712

3,0:18

332

14,298

14,298

Total

Tct~l

Fema1e~

10,910

5,2QQ

835

1,319

705

1,164 1,074

93

5,7i!J

;,770

Fcm:,lcs

81

25,2G'i:

11,307

1,78)

2,817

1,40)

2,3);;

2,599

3\i7

13A97 13,897

VI-Commerce

S.C. (i) Self-supporting persons

Males females

S.C. Oi) Non-earning ____ ~d_eJ)endants_~~

Males females

S.c. (iii) Earning depenrlant's

Mdes

~---~~-~----~------- ---------- ----~----~----

68 69

6,358 940 4,903 8,731

3,Z89 526 2,150 3,573

515 [02 374 596 835 108 560 984 435 44 306 507 697 169 416 704

.758 98 448 713 49 5 46 69

3,06'J 414 2,753 5,158

3,069 414 2,753 5,158

~~----~~ --~------------------.-------

YIll-Other servic~s and miscellaneous SJurces

S.C (i) 'Self~supporh16 _~~sons __

Males FemJles

S.c. (ii) Non-earning dCPCJl~~!lts

Males

70 7!

495 J ,OS(l

323 1,101

50 137 65 237 4/ 1:54 ')j 29! 60 26';

(:) 19 172 198

172 1';'3

S.c. (lii) Earn'ng dependants

Maks Fell1aks . __ ------------------------ ----~-----~.-~,--~---'

82 83 84 85 86 87 --_._- ---_. _----_-_-

----~-- - ----"----_--- --- --._--._-----

H,n6 3,807 11,306 17,521 1,01S 3,876

'7,598 1,637 4,746 6,920 602 2,750

1,239 322 724 1,10'" 86 351 1,787 359 1,158 1,873 151 580 1,067 158 558 837 76 414 1.586 412 974 1,428 162 555 1,766 346 1,165 1,491 117 il62

153 40 167 179 12 8" :.)

7,328 I 2,170 6,%1) 10,601 410 1,126 7,328 2,170 pea lO,WI 41(' 1,126

rAll liE B-lI

Total

14

Cultivation of owned land

Self-supporting persons

Earning dependants

Livelih Jod Classes Males Females Males Femaies Males Females

2 3 4 --------------------

All Agricultural Classes ...

I_Cultivators o[ land wholly or mainly owned

II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly un:lwned

Ill_Cultivating labourers

IV_Non-cultivating <?wners of land; agncu}-turu} rent receivers

All Non-agricultural Classes

V-Production other than cultivation

VI-Commerce

VII-Transport

Vill-Other services and miscellaneous sources


I-Cultivators of land 'lYhclly or mainly owneu

ll-Cultl\'ratoIs of land wholly or mainly unowned

Ill-Cultivating labourerS

IV-Non-cultivating own-ers of land: agricultural rent receivers

An Non-agricultural Classes

V-ProductiQ)U other than cultivati(')n

VI-Commerce

VII-Transport

VlII-Olher services and m'sccllaneous sources

A 11 Agricultural Classes

I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned

ll-Cultivators of land whollY or mainlY unowned

llI-Cultivating labourers

I V-Non-cultivating own-ers of land; agricul' tur,,) rent receivers


V-Production other than cultivatioJJ

VI-Commerce

\ 11-Transport

V'll-Cther services and ml~c'ella[]e()us sources

12,554

11,575

302

512

165

2,0~O

808

369

16

847

2,615

2,454

47

£.99

15

181

63

41

,77

1,556

1,382

89

39

46

436

197

59

12

168

59,564

58,003

600

85Z

109

973

458

.'57 15

343

8,553

8,306

100

137

10

IIJ

51

13

46

11,602

11,341

le7

123

31

)29

102

36

4

~7

560

lSI

281

128

1,724

660

298

9

757

94

17

72

5

J43

42

33

68

116

66

11

39

387

179

49

7

152

5

99

9

66

24

96

26

13

3

54

21

7

Ii

3

20

3

16

16

2

11

3

14

4

3

7

6

11,994

JI,575

lSI

231

37

316

/48

71

7

90

2,521

2,454

:0

27

10

38

21

8

9

1,440

1,382

23

28

7

49

18

10

5

16

7

59,465

58,003

591

786

85

877

432

144

12

289

8,53;l

8,306

93

126

7

91

~8

12

30

1l,586

11,341

105

112

28

215

98

33

4

cO

Secondary Means

)',umLc[ of perSJOS deriving thelr

Total

,

Cultivation of unowned


Males Femah:s Males females

8

2,58;

1,281

983

15

S92

317

83

3

189

317

302

40

2

55

16

9

30

330

220

91

1<!3

6

/15

70

12

33

9

~,388

194

6,028

143

21

177

112

6

51)

10 11 ._--_ .. _-_ 1,445

1,158

274

13

5~1

288

lJ

J

177

District

142

59

72'

Il

19

6

8

4

Tehsil Hamirpur

[,IZO

10

1,104

6

25

9

2

13

630

If)

590

22

47

26

5

15

100

73

27

52

15

29

4

j

5

2

2

Tehsil Kulpabar

128 5

110

12 4

6

5

II 5

29

15

'of Livelihood

secondary means of livelihood from-

lana

Earning dependants Total

Employment as cultivating labourers


Earning dependants

TABLE B-II

Rent on agricultural land

Self-supporting Earning Total persons dependants

'Males females Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femal~s

12

"Total

1,140

J29

.26

2

51

.29

10

12

(Rural)

217

202

13

2

3

4Rural)

202

1\0

91

17

12

4

13

6,246

135

6,028

71

12

158

106

5

46

1,116

9

1,104

3

20

7

2

11

625

590

18

42

26

15

14

5,186

2,292

1,210

1,898

J86

2,662

1,930

Il3

12

597

781

27~

163

280

59

:109

146

4

5a

1,429

619

437

289

84

6£9

465

40

2

162

15

20,0$4

3,132

1,757

14,446

719

4,118

2,627

Z53

30

1,208

1,994

221

]57

1,561

55

334

215

7

112

4,880

1,14.9

548

2,960

223

1,024

574

107

12

3:31

16

2,990

1,74.S

945

300

2,072

1,533

83

10

446

417

233

134

50

164

113

4

46

816

428

335

53

480

335

25

2

118

17

516

252

78

246

353

173

17

3

160

76

46

7

23

49

24

25

, 163

6\

23

79

67

22

8

37

18

2,796

547

265

1,898

86

590

397

40

2

151

364

46

29

280

9

45

33

12

613

191

102

239

31

189

130

15

44

19

19,418

2,880

1,679

14,446

473

3,765

2,454

2.16

21

1,048

/,918

[75

150

1,561

32

285

191

7

87

4,717

I,OSS

525

2,960

144

957

552

99

12

294

20

4,828

4,504

9

262

53

942

302

18Z

13

445

840

797

1

27

15

104

31

22

51

1,093

1,\\\1

82

231)

8l

33

5

tc9

21 22

1,113 4,(j42

620 4,397

12

83

398

118

22

36

60

164

92

2

11

59

13

2

5

6

9

236

919

193

118

IJ

435

815

791

23

103

31

22

50

187 1,007

liS 944

4

24

41

33

7

9

17

63

81

32

5

107

23

545

479

7

59

67

J.1

zt

33

96

86

2

a

9

5

3

85

72

12

14

E

7

24 25

186 5(j8

107 141

5

26 24

53 398

23 51

9 9

15

10 27

25 6S

6

4

15

I

.,.

6

3

59

4

3

86 102

61 46

19

5

2

2

12

41

6

3

10

TABLE B-II

Livelihood Classes


I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly. owned

ll-C!:ultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned

Ill-Cultivating labourers

IV-Non-cultivating own-ers of land ; agricultural rent receivers

AU Non-agricultural Classes

V -Producti.on other than culti.vation

VI-Commerce

VII-Transport

'aU-Other services and miscellaneous sources


i-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned

ll-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unown~d


IV_Non-cultivating <?wners of land; agncul-tural rent receivers



VI-Commerce

Vll-Transport

VIlI-Other services and misccllaneous sources

All Agricultural Classes

I-Cullivators of land wholly or mainly owned

II-Cultivators of land whully or mainly uno\\;ncd

Ill-Ctiltiva'ting labourcrs

IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricul-tllral rent receivers

An Non-agricultu'ral Classes

V--Production other than cultivation

VI-Commerce

"V ll-Trans port

YIn-Other services and miscellaneous sources

Total

16

Production other than cultivation


Earning dependants

Males Females Males Females Males Females

26

10,907

7,176

1,513

1,845

373

2,13V

1,403

199

23

505

1,133

743

157

193

40

201

127

20

54

2,367

1,725

305

281

56

348

255

25

7

til

27

2,201

1,391

286

396

128

3,006

2,661

131

II

203

276

167

35

56

Ii

294

274

12

8

408

247

45

88

28

';03

356

26

21

2B

7,637

5,326

I,IJO

883

298

883

385

138

10

350

886

608

117

124

37

84

32

16

36

1,451

224

95

42

·123

65

17

j

29

281

145

20

73

43

67

26

II

29

38

6

II

8

8

3

3

2

33

15

9

9

6

2

4

30

3,270

1,850

383

962

75

1,247'

1,018

61

13

155

247

135

40

69

3

117

95

4

10

W6

635

.81

186

,,25

190

8

4

23

3[

1,920

1,246

266

323

85

2,939

2,635

W)

10

174

238

[54

2);

45

10

Zli6

271

')

6

375

232

45

79

19

397

356

24

17

Secondary Means

Number of persoos deriving tkeir

Total

Com-


Males Females Males, Females

32

2,653

2,135

232

97

189

686

208

554

9

115

365

297

33

12

23

97

20

72

5

492

40-k

38

17

33

109

31

5S

20

33

989

743

108

59

79

982

163

734

12

73

34 35

District

2,425

1,956

213

78

178

533

159

271

8

95

113

55

4

17

37

35

9

If

I

16

Tehsil Ha:mirpur

107

EO

IS

5

7

118

4

III

3

239

1M

25

23

17

133

74

12

323

267

28

7

21

51

II

35

5

16

100

5

Tehsil Kulpahar

469

386

38

13

32

72

24

33

15

16

7

6

3

2.

--------_._- .----- ... _--

of Liveli~....{cootd.)

~qndary mClans of livelihood from-

merce

Totpl

T1:anspoJt

Self-sUj>PQtting persons

17

Earni~ ~

- TABLE B-ll

Other services and miscellaneous sources

Total Self-supporting Earning

persons dependants

Males Females Males Fem~O$ Ma~ Pemales Males Females ¥a1es Females Males Fcm~1l M~ .females

36 37

'Total-(cl1ncld.)

228

119

19

19

II

353

49

283

I

20

876

688

104

42

947

154

725

II

51

4Rural)-lcOncld.)

42

30

5

"2

-40

9

37

91

70

15

3

108

2

• Rural)-( conClil.)

23 213

18

4

t

7

25

5

161

25

16

II

130

47

72

11

137

11)0

26

I

11)

86

9

20

44

13

Il

9

2

20

8

11

4

2

2

.'! .•

10

1

1

14

4

6

3

I

2

2

- 2

- 2

2

2

125

89

25

I

10

41

6

16

10

9

Ii

8

2

19

7

II

3

2

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

41

5

4

1

3

I

I

J

1

42

12

II

1

45

3

4

34

4

I

1

1

5 5,935

3 4,291

1

I

11

3

6

:1

2

1

I

458

531

1,681

594

140

38

909

181

608

78

51

44

14

7

61

993

779

37

62

115

197

75

I))

102

45 46

2,'" ;,382

1,681 3,929

443

622

211

3,177

738

63

54

2,322

339

209

57

46

27

253

31

221

391

206

52

95

38

252

76

(;

170

3'11J

SOl

963

502

liB

16

333

704

551

72

40

41

32

11

7

14

891

704

31

45

III

/25

66

14

115

19

113

1.~

136

42

5

2

89

55

25

4

10

16

·9

9

50

14

2

24

10

2/

3

)8

49

718 3,H'

92 ~

22 68

2lJ &2

516 1,233

71 Z8f

57 184

II

3

36

II

SO 141#

3 3-1

1

-... 47 212

102 341

75 In

6

17

4

50

71

28

12 131.

9 73

5 6

57 152

TABLE B-II

, :! • t1veiihood Classes'

AU _A-gdcultiltal Cla.see

I-:-,Cultivatofs '. of land wholly or mainly owned

II-Cultivators of land. wholly or mainly unowned

llI:-~Cultivating labourers.

IV","",Non-cultivating own~. crs of land; agricul-tural rent receivers

, AU IV~..ap,i,cultural Classes .

'W-Production other than cultivation

VI-Commerce ...

VlI ..... Transport

VIII-Other ' ,services and , miscellaneous sources

All A,Jicultural Classes


II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned


IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricul· tural rent receivers

All I'Ton..a,ricuitural Classes

V ...... Production other than cultivation

VI_Commerce

VII-:-Transport

VlII-Other services and miscellaneous sources

All ~p"lcu1tllral Classes


II-Cultivators of land wholly ot mainly unowned

Ill_Cultivating labourers

IV-Non-cultivating ownerS of land; agricultural rent receivers

AU Non.agricultural Classes


VI-Commerce

Vll-:Iransport

VIII-Other services and misctl1aneous 'l)"fceS

---~--~ ---.

Total

Mates

1;109

, 1,011

21

64

13

218

98

42

1

77

3,S03

,~,227

70

173

33

.346.

132

62

152

3,11;

2,697

56

131

33

469

225

51

193

113

Cultivation of owned land

;:~ t: 4

7~0(J2

6,816

.. ( 56

; :.123

... __ c:7

::'123

62

, ,20

1

40

\'~~S04 ~ ....

154

302

24

.222

, 114

42

2

64

160

94

23

218

114

34

70

38

4

26

8

,112

67

33

71

8

6

2

1

4

2

122 29

14

76

32

249

85

38

126

151

33

95

23

424

201

42

181

\.

20

9

19

4

3

12

J4

18

6

18

8

2

8

. 1,071

1,011 '6.,816

17 '. 56

38 ~ 111

5

46

31

9

3,381 !

3,227

56

91

9;

47

24

26

1,966

2,S97

23

36

]0

45

24

9

IZ

, i 5

, '116

58

19

38

14,475

14,024

154

2132

15

203

110

39

2

52

~4,121

14,474

160

76

17

200

106

32

SecoAdary Mean!.

'Nuniber ofPcirS0QS deriving thci~

,. 142

43

'7

38

24

4

10

I,OS3

536

316

200

111

70

15

32

610

380

184

44

2

180

114

24

Cultivation of unowned

\~ 116

707

,

13

11

2

1,899

109 '~'

.1,706

74

JO

16

10

1

5

,,',488

34

1,428

24

2

65

49

2

14

Self-supporting' persons

Males Females;

11 , .

Telisil Mahoba

45

43

.36

22

4

10

Te~sil Maudaba.

128

533

194

101

63

13

3l

,125

5&

I

......

Tehsil Ratb. ,

413 8

372

39

2

110

103

21

41

l

6-

3

19

of Livelihood-(contd.}

sOco!'dary . means of livelihood from-

land Employment as cultivating laboure"rs'

Earning depen~ants Total

--_"._-_._ Self-supporting

persons 'Earllilia

dependants

TABLE B,"!I ' .

Rent on agricultural land

Total Self-supporting EarniJli

persons dependants

Males Females Males Females Males Females "·M.le~ Females M~w~,j Feh1i1:res Males Femal~s' 'Miii~g Females

12

(Rural)

91

97

2

z

316

6

10

7

2

(Rutal)

191

8

184

5

10

6

13

716

707

13

II

2

1,114

53

1,1C>6

15

15

10

5

1,480

1~

59

46

12

14

889

411

32&

60

331

252

12

66

1,046

386

199

113

209

U

50

1,396

511

137

I "ril 7'95

49

15

3,305

SOO

254

2,426

125

624

428

31

6

159

4,438

535

3\0

3,493

, 100

314

IS

142

4,5fl

529

4\0

3,414

189

1,443

1,00,)

85

:3

liS

16

458

346

66

46

251

203

7

4[

491

, 3\)3

- 155

. 33

'206

I63

!l

32

699

339

; 245

liS

9tH

672

35

1')5

17 ,

12

28

2

42

38

25

13

95

31

29

38

'18

2

_ 17

, :161

·82

17

62

149

81

7

61

18 .. " " [~

, 431

65

24

3~8

14

81J

49

5

I

25

555

~ 83

44

, 421

7

61

- 46

3

18

697

IO?

57

511

22

16~

123

14

31

'3,'133

" ,472

, ,252

'2,426

83

586

403

31

6

146

4,343

504

- 281

3,493

65

, 437

• 296

16

[25

4,381

447

393

3,414

127

I,Z94

919

78

3

294

., ~ _. _, ." ..... ~. __ •• _T>~.,.,._.". ______ .____ _ __ _

, 333

. 288

4

38

3

88

34

12

2

40

1,142

1;104

20

18

58

11

8

39

1,219

1,lH

2

93

11

221

102

97

116

53

S5

1

z

5

301

181

2

IS

"'J03

5

·2

317 :''"'''49:'· -'6'~ '··:61r . 28!l~ , ,47 "J.'.: '.~~" "·:6

o :,4",

3

-... '6

55

',32 " J.:. :"., ,'" "2.:: •••

1,095 .' 118'" 41 '1'13>'

)9 7b 1,075 II) "

~ ..

58

11,

B

39

. t.,

3

.,. :4' .• : ..';:.J': ,~. ~., '. f ... .. ,,', is'"

._ r • •...

'i •• -

316 1,266 165 13 151

156 \,171

25

134

38

13

12

2

93

216

101

22

143 i.

22

.23

11.

3

13 93, i 9 "

.; ;. ~ ..

3

II 134

2

9

I '"

It '4:

TAnLE" B-Il

Livolihood Classes -

J-Cul,ivato1'S of l_ wholly or mainly owned

U-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned

11 I-Cultivating labourers

iV-Noa-cultivating owners orland; agricultural rent recei~rs

All Non-apl~ Classe.

V-Production other than caW vation .

VI-Commerce

VII-Transport

VIlI-Other services arad miscellaneous sources

An Agricultural ~.e8

l-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly/ owned

II-Cultivators of land . wholly or mainly

unowned Ill_Cultivating labourers

IV-Non,.cultjtJsting owners of land; agricul· tural rent recei~rs

AU NOIl~c .. ltural Classes


VI-Commerce

VII-Transport

Vm-Other services and miscellaneous sources

AU Apicaklll'al Claims

I.:...cl.lltivators of land whollY or mainly owned

I t-Cultivators of land whoily or mainly unowned

HI-Cultivating labourers'

IV-Non-cultivating own-ers of land; agricultural rent receivers

All Notl-apil;ulw.-.J ~.8eoJ

V-Production other tban cultivation

Vi-Commer~

Y U-:-Transport

VlJJ-~ther serVl~~ ~nd 'mi,cellanc:Jus sources

----.---~ .. ------.

20

. Production other than cultivation

Total Self-supporting

}1IIl'I(l» Earlling

dcpoDdaats

Seco~dary Means "

Number of persons deriving their

Total

Com-


Males Females Males Females M alei Females Males Females Males Females

26

915

500

158

208

49

210

98

17

2

93

2,992

1,1161

4211

533

69

437

298

21

1

III

2,782

1,815

339

514

114

485

3171

31

82

27

196

141

27

24

4

301

lSI

17

39

459

305

78

48

28

644

605

14

25

635

396

76

128

41

988

958

14

16

28

114

105

23

13

68

1,900

1.375

306

176

43

135

40

16

79

2.264

1,5313

275

350

101

243

154

22

66

.29

21

2

4

2

II

5

6

49

27

2

9

11

6

3

114

58

38

10

13

9

3

30

269

112

44

94

9

105

75

4

I

25

1,092

586

123

357

26

302

2513

II

32

518

277

64

164

13

242

217

9

I"

31

IlI1

120

25

20

2

296

246

17

33

410

278

76

39

17

639

603

14

22

51/

332

68

90

31

975

949

13

13

32

217

111

14

14

18

61

11

43

2

5

677

510

60

15

32

137

37

89

11

5'JS

403

55

33

47

149

47

78

:H

33

61

42

9

4

6

J()/j

14

85

8

332

270

36

13

13

244

20

214

I

9

181

142

IS

8

22

159

22

123

14

Tehsil Mahob 1

203

160

II

14

18

29

9

14

5

II

8

3

I

Tehsil Maudaha

6lJI

509

57

'l

28

73

27

39

22

14

6

5

3

7 2

Teb.il Ratb

561

433

52

31

45

-11'1

43

54

22

31

19

2

8

4

of Livelihood -(conti.)

sc';ondnry m!~~ll" of Evelino!.)J frot11-

merce

Earnia-g depeadants Tlltal

Transport


Mal~~ FCi11al~5 Males Fe 11alcs M[lles Females

36 37

{Rural,-(collcld.,I

14

1:

3

31

2

,9

so

9

3

107

14

85

7

(Rural)-( conch/.j

;6

61 256

3 35

8 12

4 •

64

10 17

50

4 7

(Rura})-(cnllci i.)

37

30

3

2

2

30

4

24

2

151)

155

21

122

12

38

II

9

2

II

10

J

to

.~

3)

2

I·

2

2

40

II

9

2

II

10

4

41

21

Earning dependants

Males Females

42

2

43

2

2

TABLE B-II

Other services and misccHanc:JLls sources


persor,s Earning

dependants


44

540

336

64

79

61

9{)

42

5

42

1,385

1,062

165

77

81

256

135

7

114

1,671)

1,135

215

166

154:

335

204

7

124

45

255

161

42

35

17

269

77

3

189

46

498

311

62

67

58

liS

39

5

20

869 1,240

489 962

137

213

30

505

146

8

3

348

152

51

75

150

112

5

33

7JJ 1,567

39() 1,078

102

152

79

682

291

II

380

198

150

141

260

181

6

73

47

18

5

3

5

5

9

6

2

79

50

7

13

9

3

6

148

60

3

57

28

45

27

3

15

---_- - -

48

4:&

2

12

3

25

3

22

1~5

100

13

26

G

lC6

23

2

81

10]

57

17

16

49

237

156

39

30

12

260

71

2

187

790

43;1

130

200

21

143

8

j

342

S75

330

99

95

13 51

75 637

23 204

8

51 365

- ------ -_ ---

TARLE B-II 22

Cultivation of owned land ~- ~--------------~.------- --_-,-


persons Earning

dependanls

Males Females Males Females \II a I~s

2 3 ------------- - _------- --~-- -



II-Cultivators of lanlll wholly or mainly unowned


IV -Non-cultivating own-ers of land i agricultural relit receivers

All Non_agricultul."al Classes

\I-Production other than cultivation

VI-Commerce

VII-Transport

VIII-Other services and miscellaneous sources

All AgdCliltural Classes

I-Cultivators of land wkolly or mainly owned

U-Cultivators of lalild wholly or mainly unowned

HI-Cultivating labourers

IV-Nl)n-cultivating 0""1'\-illS of land; agricultUfal rent receivers



VI-Commerce

VII-Transport

VUI-Other servi<.:es and miscellaneous sources

31'1

363

7

5

2

17

6

7

4

277

241

12

23

373

87

107

3

176

2,278

2,171

22

72

13

11

7

4

6

874

871

53

8

a 7

30

4

5

5

J3

4

5

4

34

12

21

3J6

82

155

5

18

3

3

3

9

6

372

363

5

2

4

2

2

243

241

2

37

5

9

:2

21

2,27~

2,:7,

22

72

[3

17

7

4

873

871

35

5

4

21

Secontlary Means

NUlllter ot pel~';'ns deriving their

Total

62

.~

2

2

30

3\

3

79

19

17

3

40

Cu It iVe,tion of unowned

2

7

II

(,

6

86

21

.5

3

,Sd[-supp®niIlg pcl"sons

10 11

Tehsi:l Char;,hari

•

4

4

3

2

21

23

3

71

19

14

3

35

23' TABAE B~II

or Livelihood-( contd.)


_-----

land Employment as cultivating labourers Rent on agricultural land ,--~------~~

, -----~ ----- --,-----"---,

'Earning Self-supporting Earning Self-supporting Earning dependants Total persons dependants Total persons dependants

_------- _- _._--_-_. - _. --- ----------------_.

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2-2 23 24 25

{Rur~])

64 449 117 709 34 6 83 703 1'3 I) 11 7 2 4

2 43 65 25 2 18 63 9 7 9 7

62 429 13 59 1\ 5 59

7 58 567 58 567 2 2

II 3 18 4 2 14 2 4 2 4

6 38 91 31 7 91 II 1 to I

:I 6 37 78 30 7 78 7 6

4 4 1

... 9 9 3 3

,Non-city

38 86 128 186 7."1 ,i 53 183 128 18 12/ 15 7 3-

7 21 108 133 71 37 131 122 13 119 13 3

31 64 6 19 2 4 19 2 3 2 2

11 25 11 25

3 9 2 8 4 2 4 T

8 3 71 127 37 12 34 115 230 21 221 II 9 ,10

26 18 17 3 9 15 34 31 3

3 4 3 84 5 81 2 3 3

2 7 8 6 2 6 6 6

5 34 100 13 7 21 93 106 16 103 9 3 7

----_

TABLE B-II 24

S.econdary Means

Number of persons deriving their

Production other than cultivation Com-._-------

Self· supporting Earning Self-supporting Total persons dependants Total persons

Livelihood Classes Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females,

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35

Tehsil Charkhari

All Agricultural Classes 390 86 224 6 166 80 74 47 68 10

I-Cultivators of land 179 22 134 45 21 59 24 53 wholly or mainly owned

land II_Cultivators of 81 15 whollY or mainly

52 2 29 13 5 7 5

unowned Ill-Cultivating labourers 102 42 19 83 41 3 4 3

IV-Non-cultivating ?wn- 26 ers of land; agncul-

1 19 2 9 5 7 12 7 9

tural rent receivers

AU Non-agricultural Classes 47 37 16 31 37 1 52

V-Production other than 29 30 7 22 30 43 cultivation

VI-Commerce 6 2 6 2 8

VII-Tran~port

VIII-Other services and 12 5 9 3 5 miscellaneous sources

Urbao_ All Agricultural Classes 328 141 256 12 72 129 230 26 200 I

I-Cultivators of land 253 119 193 10 60 109 171 21 148 wholly or mainly owned

ll-Cultivators of land 44 10 42 2 10 27 22 wholly or mainly unowned

Ill-Cultivating labourels 14 10 5 9 9 3 2 3 IV - Non-culti vating own- 17 2 16 29 2 27 ers of land: agricul-

tural rent receivers

All Non-agricultural Classes 402 333 177 24 225 309 332 168 188 17 V-Production other than 225 167 64 7 161 180 61 13 44 4 cultivation

VI-Commerce 73 46 54 5 19 41 214 119 96 3

VII-Transport 12 II 5 7 10 7 10 7

VIlI-Other services and 92 89 54 miscellaneous sources

II 38 78 50 26 41 9

~---.-.~ -~--------- -----_. __ --

25 TABLE'B-I!

of Livelihood-(concld.)


merce Transport Other sClrvices and miscellaneous sources

Earning Self-supporting Earning Self-supporting l!arning . dependants 'total persons dependants Total persons dependants

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 _.-.Rural)--(concld.)

6 37 183 93 173 tI 10 87

6 24 128 37 122 2 6 35

6 27 22 25 2 22

4 10 26 10 2 24

3 18 8 16 2 2 6

5~ 16 109 4 12 109

43 7 42 4 3 42

8

• 9 66 9 66

Non-city-( concld.)

30 2S 7Z 3 64 8 2 383 287 369 27 74 260

23 20 58 2 51 7 244 189 201 19 43 170

5 9 11 62 31 42 20 31

2 13 55 7 2 6 53

2 2 5 5 64 12 59 6 5 6

144 151 78 6 37 2 41 4 70S 1,107 327 45 378 1,062

17 9 7 2 5 2 117 75 89 3 28 72

118 116 17 14 3 95 33 81 14 32

9 42 3 10 32 3 36 S'l 9 2 27 49

9 17 12 8 4 457 948 148 39 309 909

TABLE -III

Tract

District Total

Rural Total

2

Tehsil Hamirp~r (Rural)




5 Tehsil Rath (Rural)

6 Tehsil Chllrkhari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

District Total

'Rural Total

Tract

2

Tehsil Hllmirpur (Rural)





6 Tchsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban T(Jtal

Urban Non-city

"Tract

'District Total .. Rural Total

2


2 Tehsil Kulpaha{ (Rural)

3 Teh~il Mahoba {Rural)

4 Tehsil Maudalia (Rural)


6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

26

Employers, E_mployees and Independent W.rkers in

ALL INDUSTRIES AND SERVICJI!!G

Total Employers Employees Independent

Werkers

Persons Males Females Males Females Males Fe ,nates Males Females

3

43,390

Z6,27(J

3,669

6,304

3,105

5,333

7,344

515

17,120

17,120

4

37,252

23,163

3,\23

5,627

2,&20

4,589

6,534

470

14,089

,14,089

Total

Males Females

20

1,700

1,4011

148

615

239

222

117

67

292

292

Total

21

174

131

11

32

12

2!1

47

43

43

: Males Femaleg

35

lZ 8

2

23

23

37

10 , 4

4

'I

5

6,138

3,107

546

677

285

744

810

45

3,031

3,031

6

646

272

43

20

192

1'1

2

374

37'1

7

89

32

3

a

8

13

57

57

8

9,370

4,971

600

829

670

1,209

1,626

37

4,399

4,399

9

749

244

36

70

20

133

54

505

505

Sub-division 0'1 Stock raising

Employers

Male$ Females

22

8

8

8

23

2

2

2

Employees

Males felD<,les

24

227

196

23

69

95

9

31

31

25

4

4

2

2

Sub-division 0'3 Plantation industries

Employers Employees


10

27,236

17,920

2,480

4,797

2,13@

3,1!1!

4,894

'131

9,3"

9,31lii

-II

5,3011

2,831

507

599

265

673

743

44

2,-169

2,469

Independent Workers

M'ales Females

26

1,465

I,ZIZ

J25

615

170

127

117\

58

253

253

27

168

125

11

32

12

27

43

43

43

Jndependent Workers

Males Females

3S __ ---- --:---------

39 40

7

7

41 42

27

11

8

:2

43

10 , ..

4

4

27

1ndustries and Services by I)ivisions and Sub-divisions

Division O-Primary Industries not elsewhere specified

Total Employers Employees --~~--------


~~-------

12 13 14 15 16 17 -~-- ~--------

:2,006 332 8 2 259 4

1/,672 160 2 219 4

161 15 23

633 32

246 27 70

230 31 ... 102 2 33; 55 2 15 2

07 9

334 172 8 40

33~ 172 Il 40

Sub-division 0'2 Rearing of small animals and ins~ts

Total Employers Em~loyces

Males Females Males Females Males. Females

28 29 30 31 32 33

13

13

,

13

Sub-division 0-4 Forestry and wood-:::uttin,

Total . Employers Employees

--.---Males Females Males Females Males Females

44 45 46 47 4S 49

2'" WI 24

233 23 21

1

3

S 14

8 2 7

.216 7 15

13 125 2

13 125 2

--- .-~----- ----~----~ .- ----------------~ -~--'---- --

TABLE B-III

IndependeBt Workers

Males Females

18 19

1,739 326

1,453 154

138 15

6'3 32

176 27

125 29 320 51 58

286 ,172

2ati 172

Independent Workers

Males

34

13

13

13

.Fomales

35

lndepelldellt Workers

Males Fornalls

50 51

222 loiS

211 23

1

3

5 14

I 2

201 7

II 125

II 125

------~- --~ ~--

TABLE B-1I1 '

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total

Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural)





6 Teasil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

0 <= -; .;::; u Tract In

2

District Total

Rural Total




<I Tehsil Maudaha (Rural)



Urban Total

Urban Non-city

0 = 3 ..

Tract G:I <Zl

2 .. -~ -.-----~-~~~

District Total

Rural Total







Urban Total

Urban Non-city

. Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in

Total

Males Females

52

12

6

4

2

6

6

Sub-division 0'6 Fishing

:Employers

Males Females

54 55

Employees

Males Females

56 51

Sub-division 1'5 Stone-quarrying, clay and sand-pits

Males

68

237

231

231

6

6

Total

Females

69

Employers Employees


10 71 12 13

Sub-division 2'0 Food industries otherwise unclassified

Total Emplo$'ers Employees


84 85 86 87 88 89

422 23 37 2

191 13 27 2

18 8 2

15

3 ,I

154 3 25

; 231 10 10

231 10 10

Independent Workers

Males Females

58

12

6

4

Z

6

6

59

Independent Workers

Males

14

237

2il

231

6

6

Females

75

Independent Workers

Males Females

90 91

385 21

164 II'

18 6

14

2 1

129 J

,221 10

221 10

---~-~--~------------. -~.---

29

(ndustdes and Services by Divisions and Sub-division'!; -(contd.)

Males

60

237

2'31

231

6

6

Total

Females

61

Division I-Mining and Quarrying

Employers Employees


62 63 64 65

TARLE B-Ill

Independent Workers

Males Females

66

237

231

2:)1

6

6

61

Division 2-Proeessing and Manufacture--Foodstulfs, TextiIIiS, Leather and Products thereof --- --- --------- .----~ _- , -_- ------ ----_ "-- --

Total Employers Independent

Employees Wmke;s ----

Males Females Males Females MaleS Females Males Females

-_-_---- -----76 77 78 79 80 81 82 8],

_---_--

7,316 953 254 I3 471 23 6,591 9(7

5,82-1 7fO 190 10 371 22 5263 728

731 113 6 23 2 702 III

1,077 165 3 6 13 1,071 149

485 47 3 5 477 47

1,164 179 175 2 110 1 8i-9 176

2,291 249 5 5 227 6 2,059 238 76 7 75 7

1,4ft2 193 64 3 100 1 1,328 189

1,4ge 193 64 3 100 _1,328 189

Sub-division 2'1 Grains and pulses ---_ .. _-

Indcpellll~nt Tot81 Employers Employees Workers

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

M"Ies Fen--.a\cs Males females Malc~ Females M~les females

-- -_---

92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 -- - - - --

6111 H8 H '3 9.5 552 145

5,,1 125 6 3 44 51,) 1J2

77 33 3 16 )0 33

31 23 4 27 23 16 I; 2 2 12 15

lC9 19 2 22 87 17

315 ~tl 315 27

15 2 I 14 2

128 23 8 51 69 23

128 23 8 51 6S1 23 ---_-----. -_---_--- ------.. ---- .

TABLE B-III

,.; d ';;j .;:; Q

Tract r;n

2

))istrict Total

Rural Total

Tehsil H amirpur (Rural)

2 Tchsil Kulpailar (Rural) .. 3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural)


5 Tehsi! Ruth (Rural)

6 Tehsil Chark!luri (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-~ity

......___._---.--~----

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total



3 Tellsi! Mahoba (Rural)

4 Tehsi! M audaha (Rural) 5 Tehsil Rath (Rural)

I' Tehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

0 ~

3 ~ Twet til

-------- -~ --------.

2

Dhtdct Totd

Rural Total

Tehsil Hamirpuf (Rural)



4 Tehsil Maudahu (Raral),

5 Te~1gi! Rath (Rural)

6 Tehsil Char!dwri (Rural)

Urban Tot;/

Urban Non-:ity

-----

30

Employers, Fmployees anrl Independent Workers in

Total

Males Females

- ". __ .. _-_. 100 101

673 229

512 196

67 29

115 41

131 18

B2 51

110 56

4

161 33

161 33

Total

Males remales

116 117

J

3

Total

Males females

132 133

3,047 320

2,722 263

209 13

397 51

173 7

525 74

1,397 llS

21

325 57

325 57

-----"'-

Sub-division 2'2 Vegetable and oil and dairy products

Independent EmphJyers Empbyees Work(Ks

-------- -~


.-----102 103 104 105 106 107

17 82 574 228

76 436 195 67 29

115 41

133 18

82 51

75 35 55

4

17 6 138 33

17 6 138 33

----------.-~-- --~ - --.-~---- -_._- -_.--

Sub·division 2'4 Beverages

Empbyers EmpLyecs

Males Females Males Fe:n~les

118 119 120 121

Sub-division 2'6 Cotton textiles

Employers Employees ------

Ma!es Females Males Females

-----------~ 134 135 136 137

III 7 198

101 4 194

6

100 62

4 125

10 3 4

10- 3 4 , ~. _,

Independent . Workers

]\laies FClmks

122 J23

3

3

3

Independent Workers

-~-----~-------

Males Females

138 139

2,n~ in 2,127 259

202 13

397 51

172 7

363 74

1,272 114

21

311 .;4

311 54 .,------ ------ --_- ,-- -----------------_

31

Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-(contd.)

Males

108

25

18

18

7

7

Males

Total

Total

Females

10;!

2

Z

2

Males

110

---------

Females Males

Sub-division 2'3 Sugar industries

Employers Employees


III 112 113

Sub-division 2'5 Tobacco

Employers Employees

females Males Females ----- ----- ~ ~ ------- ---- - - ---~------- --------- ---

124

14

14

Males

140

1,383

938

166

311

83

123

239

16

445

445

125

Total

Females

141

146

105

14

26

5

23

33

4

41

41

126 127 128 ------------------

7

7

7

129

Sub-division 2'7 Wearing apparel (except footwear) and made-up textile goods

Employers Employees -_------ ----

Males

142

24

7

5

17

17


143 144 145

13 5

4 4

2 3

-..... • - -.":' ........... - ...... --.• _ '1 ...... - -9- - .. " ......... __ __ • .J •

Oilic~ of t1}~ Hl'f ' :-' ii (- neJ1>.i ~nfia (SOCiil (\L H -';(I:;~i<t,tt8 emt)

TABLE B-III

Indepeadent WOfl<;ers

Males ,ll'emales

114

25

18

18

7

1

Independent Workers

115

2

2

l

Males Females

130

7

7

7

\31

independent Workers

Males Females

146 147

1,346 141

'J27 101

165 J4

310 26

81 5

123 22

232 30

16 <+

419 40

4'9 40

TABL~ B-III

c:i CI

d 'c II> Twct In

2

District Total

Rural Total







Urban Total

Urban Non-city

c:i CI

-;;; ';:: .. Tract In

2

District Total

Rural Total

Tihsil Hamirpur (Rural)


:3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural)

4 Tehsil Maudaha tR,laIal)



Urban Total

Urban Non-city

Tract

2

District Total

RUFf.l Total

Tehsil Hamirpur (lltural)






Urban Total

Urban Non~city

32

Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in

Sub-division 2'8 Textile industries otherwise unclassified ~----

Total Employers Employees Independe:1v

Workers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females _._------ -

148 149 150 151 152 153 154 I55

38 9 3 34 9

12 4 12 4

2 2

I

6 6

3 3-

3 3

26 5 3 ZZ 5

26 5 3 22 5 ------ ---~ ._-----

Division 3-ProcessinliJ: and Manufacture-MetalS, Chemicals and Product~ thereof ----" -~---------- ------~------~--------~

Independent Total Employers Employees Workers

Males

164

1,500

1,006

78

154

iO

200

481

13

494

494

Males

180

7

7

7

Females

165

73

62

40

4

2

15

II

11

Total

Femaks

18!

Males Females Males Females Males Females ---- -~---. --------- ----_._--_._------_

166 167 168 169

9 72 22

68 ZZ

22

67

9 4

9 4

Sub-division 3'! Iron and steel (basic manufacture)

Employers Employees


182 183 184 !~5

170

1,419

938

78

154

80

133

481

12

481

481

Independint Workers

171

5t

40'

18

4

2

15

It

II

Males Females

!~6

7

7

7

187

33

Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub.divisions -(contd.)

Sub-division 2'9 Leather, leather products and footwear ----------------------------------------

Males

156

1,019

867

173

207

72

322

73

21)

152

152

Total

--------

Total

Males

172 --~------~----

1,425

985

78

153

61

200

481

12

440

440

Employers Employees

Males Females Males Females ---- _- - -----------

157 158 159 160 161

76 85 3 37 15

S4 76 3 2S 15

16

18 3 13

8 75 25

11 2

22 9 lZ

22 , i2

Sub-division 3'0 Manufacture of metal products otherwise unclassified

1imployers Employees

Femalta Males Females Males Flmales

----_----'173 174 175 176 177 --------~----~----

58 7 72 22

53 68 22

I

34 22

2 67

15

5 7 4

5 7 4

Sub-division 3'2 Non. ferrous metals (basic manufacture) ------ --------------------------------------------------

Total Employers Employees

Males Females Males l""emales Males Females

188 189 190 191 192 193 -------- -------

20 9

19 9

19 3

1

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

TABLE B-Ill

- -~---Independent

Workers

Males Females --_"---------_"_ .. -_---

1'2 163

897 58

766 36

172 16

207 2

72

222 8

73 9

20

IJI 22

I3l 22

Independent Workers

Males Females

178

J,346

911

78

15j

61

133

481

11

429

429

Independent Workers

179

36

.31

12

2

1 :)

5

5

Males Females

194

20

19

19

195

9

9

6

3

TABLE B-III

Total

Tract Males

34

Employers, Employees and Indepenr)ent Workers in

Sub-division 3'} Transport equipment ---- -~-.- ----__ ._- -----.~-_-~

Employers Ernpbyees

Females Males Females Males Fealale~

Independent Workers

Males Females -----_. ------ -----_ - -----_. __ -- ------- -

2

District Total

Rural Total

1 Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) ...





6 Tehsil Ckarkhari (Rural) ...

c: -:Il .c; .. 'J)

2

3

4

5

6

_\J

I

2

3

4

5

6

Urban TUlal

Urban Non...:ity

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total


Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural)

Tehsil Mahoba (Rural)

Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) ...

Tehsil Rath (Rural)

Tchsil Charkhari (Rural) ...

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

Tract

District Total

Rural Total




Tehsil Maudaha (Rural)

T~hsil Rath (Rural)

Tehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

-,

196

16

16

16

Males

212

II

8

8

Males

228

7

7

1

197 198 199 200 201

__ --------- -.--~~.-- ---------

202

~16

... : ...

16

16

203

-- -_---_ -_ -_

Sub-division 3'6 Basic industrial chemicals, fertilizer and pc>wer alcohol -~-------

Employees Independent

Total Employers Workers

Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ---.-

213 214 215 216 217 218 219

3 9 3

1

3 8 3

3 8 3 -_ ------

Sub-division 3'8 Manufacture of chemical products otherwise unclassified

Total

Females

229

3

, ...

3

3

Employers

,Males Females

230 231

Employees

Males Femaks

232 233

"_

Independent Workers

Males

234

7

7

7

Females

. 235

3

3

3

35 TABLE B-Ill

Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions--(contJ.)

Males

204

13

.1

12

12

Males

220

Sub-division 3'5 Machinery (other than electrical machinery) including engineering workshops


Females Males Females Males Females

205 206 207 208 209

Sub-division 3'7 Medical and pharmaceutical preparations



221 222 223 224 225 -~------ ----------------------_.

3

3

3

Males

236

4,562

3,912

4~9

1,223

332

845

901

142

650

650

Total

2

2

2

Division 4-Processing and Manufacture-not elsewhere specified

Females

237

431

319

3? 85

46

34

110

5

III

112

----------------- ---_._-------

Males

43

24

8

16

19

19

Employers

Females

239

4

2

2

2

Employees

Males Females

-- -----.-~

240 241

92 5

90 5

I

2

6

81

5

2

2

Independent Workers

Males

210

13

I

12

12

Females

211

••• f

Independent Workers

Males Females

226 227

1

Iudepe[ll.lent Workers

Males Females

242 243

4,427 422

3,793 3lZ 460 39

1,221 85

326 46

748 33

901 104

142 5

629 110

629 110

---------_._------_---_---_._----------

TABLE B-III

c5 c:: <; ' .. u Tract w

2

District Total

Rural Total





5 Tahsil Rath (Rural)


Urban Total

Urban Non-city

0 c:: -; ';::; ..,

Tract 00

2

Distri.t Total

Rural Total





5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 6 TehsiL Charkhari (Rural)

Utban Total

Urban Noa-city

g .

Tract

7.

36


Sub-division 4'0 Manufacturing industries otherwise unclassified

Total

Males Females

244 245

733 38

704 23

III

177 7

121

208 6

62 \)

25

29 15

29 15

Total

Males Females

260 261

1,343 181

1,134 151

81j 22

711 67

76 11

130 25

114 25

8

219 30

219 30

Total

Males Females

,276 277

Independent Employers Employees Workers

-.------

Males Females Males Female,s Males Females -----"._---, ,-- - -_._---_-_.------ ----------

246 247 248 249 250 251

54 679 38

54 650 23

III

2 175 7

6 115

46 162 6·

62 9'

25

29 15

29 15 ---------------- --

Sub-division 4'4 Non-metallic mineral products

Independent Employers Employ€es Workers

- ----_-_------- -

Males Females Males Females Males Females ~ -- - --~----------- ---~--.-.- -----~--

262 263 264 265 -_--- ------------

11 2

10 I

10

Sub-division 4'7 Furniture and fixtures

Employers Employees


278 279 280 281

266 267 ---- --"--------

1,332 178

1,1?3 149

84 22

711 67

76 II

130 25

114 23

B

209 29

209 29

Independent Workers

Males Females

282 283 ---------- ~---------- ---------- -- .-.--~ ~~- -~-------~-----

District Total

Rural Total




4 Tehiil Maudaha (Rural)


6 Tehtlii Charkhari (RlIIral)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

206

201

200

5

5

206

201

200

5

5

-~------.

37 TABLE B-Ill

Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub~divisions ----'l( contd.)

~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sub-divisiJn 4'2 Bricks, tiles and other structural clay products

-------- -------Males

252

61

4

2

57

57

females

253

Employers

Males Females

,254 255


Workers ---------- --------------------Males Females

256 257

Males

258

61

4

.2

I

57

57

Femal0!l

259

1

Sub-division 4'6 Wood and wood products other than furniture and fit'ltures

--------=-~. ---_-

Males

----------268

2,182

1,848

246

333

130

506

r 524

1()9

334

334 --------

Males

284

2

2

2

Total

females

-.-.-~-------. --269

---~---. _------

Total

160

134

7

\0

34

3

76

4

26

26

Females

285

10

10.

10

----------_----

Employers Employees

Males Females Males Female!> . "--'-"-~-"' -----.. -

270 27t 272 273 --_-- ------

32 2 37 4

23 ;is 4

7

16 35

4

9 Z

9 2

Sub-division 4'8 Paper and paper products

Emph_lyers ____ _ Employees


286 287 288 289

---~-~---

Independent Workers

~--.

Males Females

274

2,113

1,790

239

333

130

455

524

109

323

323

Independent Workers

275

154

129

10

34

2

72

4

2S

25

Males Females

290 291 ----- ------- ---------------

2

2

2

10

10

10

TABLE B-III

0 1:1 0; "ii

Tract 1:1) Males

2

38

Employe'1's, Employees and Independent Workers in

Sub-division 4'9 Printing and allied industries


females Males Females Males Females

294

Independent Workers

Males Females

297 298 29<; ------------------~~-----------------------------------

292 293 295 296

District Total

Rural Total




4 Tehsil M audaha (Rural)

5 Tehsil Rath (Ruwl)


Urban Total

Urban Non-city

0 c:I

'@

°ti TIm:t V1

-_._----2

District Total

Rural Total


2 TehsiJ Kulpahar (Rural)





Urban Total

Urban Non-city

0 s:;

<Ii ';::; 4j Tract If]

_-_ .. 2

District Total

Rural Total







Urban Total

Urban Non-city

35

31

25

2

3

4

4

40

40

40

Sub-division 5'1 Construction and maintenance-buildings



308 309 310 311 312 313

683 61 5 6 100 2

345 43 5. I 97 2

93 5

89

119 13 96

26 27

18 3 2

338 18 5 3

338 18 5 3

34 40

30

24

2

3

4

4

Independent Workers

40

40

Males Females

------314 315

578 53

243 40

88

88

23 13

26 27

18

335 13

335 13

Sub-division 5'4 Construction and maintenance operations-irrigation and other agricultural works


Workers

Males Females Males .. Females Males Females Males Females --~-----

324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331

44 3 27 3 17

25 3 8 3 17

8 3 8 3

2 2

15 15

Ig 19

19 19

------- -----------.--- _-- ----_._---------- ._--

39 TABLE B-III

industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-(contd.)

)}ivillion 5-Construction and Utilities


_._,"-------- ~---- - - -.-.-~~-.---


300 301 302 303 304 305 306 301 --~.- --

2,126 700 8 6 816 144 1,302 550

1,619 554 8 I 689 23 922 530

296 98 5 48 3 243 95

314 66 197 7 117 59

353 66 3 211 2 139 64

375 174 7 7 368 167

258 137 225 4 33 132

23 13 22 13

507 146 5 1Z7 121 J80 2Q

507 146 5 127 121 380 20

"------" ----- ---~-- -.-._"---"

Sub-division 5'2 Construction and maintenance-roads, bridges and other transport works

Total Employers -.---~------~-- -"---------

Males Females Males Femaks Males

Employees ---

Females Males

Independent Workers

Females

"----- -"-- -"--_-- -- -"--~-"--- ----- -----_~---~--------------316

420

351

52

153

136

7

4

68

68

Total

Males

332

979

897

lSI

64

96

3!2

225

19

82

82

317 -" -~------- ---

9

7

4

2

2

2

318 319 --_ .. _.--_--

3

3

3

320

333

298

46

130

115

7

35

35 "

321

8

6

4

2

2

Sub-division 5'7 Sanitary w.}rks and service3-inclu:ling s::avenger s

Employers E.nployees


322

84

51

.6

23

18

4

33

33

323

1

Independent Workers

Males Fem~les

----~.~---~----

333 334 335 336 337 338 339 .- ---~---- ------- -----

627 356 131 623 496 501 286 IZ 611 489

98 2 3 149 95 59 58 6 59 52 96 51

147 7 342 14() 132 225 131 lJ 18 13

lZ6 70 119 12 7

126 70 119 12 7 """--.~ --_-- -- --- - -_-------

TABLE B-III 40


-------------------------------------------------------------------DOh~~~&iiornn~6~-~C~ommnnm~ef~c=e---------------------------

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total







Urban Total

g

lUrban NOll-city

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total




4 Tehsil Maudaka (Rural)



Urban Total

Urban Non-city

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total





5 Tehsil Rat h (Rural)

6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural) ...

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

Males

340

6,358

3,189

515

.835

435

697

758

49

3,069

3,069

Total

Females

341

940

516

102

108

44

169

98

5

414

414

Employers

Males

342

294

46

20

14

9

148

248

Females

343

17

11

3

2

5

2

5

5

Employees

Males

344

436

130

8

2

22

71

27

306

306

Females

345

19

13

7

6

6

6

Independent Workers

Males Females

346

5,628

3,113

487

832

399

625

722

48

2,515

2,515

347

904

501

99

106

44

157

90

5

403

403

Sub-division 6'1 Retail trade.,in f<)odstuffs (including beverages and narcotics)

Total

Males

356

678

186

45

94

69

16

61

1

3'Z

392

Females

357

249

81

13

20

9

25

13

.. I

168

168

Employers

Males

358

60

6

4

54

54

Females

359

5

3

2

:2

2


Workers ----- -_-----

Males

360

50

10

2

2

4

40

40

Females

361

6

6

3

3

Mules Females

362

568

270

39

92

67

15

56

298

298

363

238

71

13

20·

9

20

9

166

166

Sub-division 6'3 Retail trade in textile and leather goods

Total

Males Females

372

697

ZOZ

43

60

22

2

72

3

495

495

373

42

41

41

Employers

Males Females

374

39

5

3

34

34

375

Employees

Males Females

376

63

8

2

5

55

55

377

Independent Workers

Males Females

378

595

1/j9

39

60

18

2

67

3

406

406

379

42

J

I

41

41'

41 TABLE B-III

Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions -( contd.)

G Division 6·0 Retail trade otherwise unclassified

~----.---' ---~-

Employers Employees Independent

Tolal Workers

Males females Malc5 Females Males Females Males Females

------348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355

-----.-_-_ -------,---~------.---.---

3,88; 596 141 12 171 13 3,573 571

2,241 42' 28 9 22 7 2,191 405

386 88 II 3 5 370 85

522 E8 2 521 86

280 30 8 10 262 30

453 128 3 4 452 121

561 83 6 7 3 543 79

39 4 38 4

1,644 175 113 3 149 6 1,382 166

1,644 175 113 3 149 6 1,382 166

~--------"----------- - - _- -----~-_

Sub-division 6·2 Retail trade in fuel (including petrol)

Incependent

Total EmpJoyer!§ Employees Workers

Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females -----~ -------.

365 366 367 368 369 364

370 37! -, -----

62 27 7 4 51 n

28 18 28 18

f. 2

IB 18

:1 2

2 I" 2 16

2 2

4 4

34 9 7 4 23 9

34 9 7 4 23 9

Sub-division 6·4 Wholesale trade in foodstuffs

Total Employers Employeei independent

Workers

Maks Femal\;s Males Females Males Females Males Females

-~----------.-

3BO 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 ----- ----

899 40 68 7'1

418 6 17 395

38 2 36

139 139

55 2 .... 9 44

153 153

32 2 8 22

4131 34 51 396

481 34 51 396

TABLE B-III 42


Sub-division 6'5 Wholesale trade in c~mmodities other than foodstuffs

ci Total Employers Employees

Independent Q

Workers -= ';:; Males OJ Tract Females Males Females Males Females Male5 Ul

Females

2 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 -~~

District Total 33 19 7 7 19 19 Rural Total 10 9

- Tehsil Hamirp~r (Rural) ...

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) ...

3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 9 8 4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural)


6 "fehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total 23 19 6 7 10 19 Urban Non-city 23 19 6 7 10 19

-----~-~-~-~

Division 7-Transp;:>rt, Storage and Communications

ci Employers Employees Independent

Q Total Workers :"§

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ...

Tract 11) (/)

2 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 _--

District Total 1,611 61 25 42 '50 13 636 6

Rural Total 429 6 361 6 68

I Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) ... 33 1 12 21

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) ... 88 1 57 31

3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 37 23 14

4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) ... 42 3 40 3 2

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 229 2U


Urban Total 1,182 55 Z5 42 5S9 7 568 6

Urban Non-city 1,182 55 25 42 589 7 568 6

Sub-divi$ion 7'1 Transport by road

0 Total • Employers Employ~ Independent

Q WO.zkers OJ '5 Tract ", Males Females Males Females Males Females MaoI.::s Females

2 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 ~_,.., --~

District Total 811 42 25 42 187 599

Rural Total 81 14 67

Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) ... 21 21

:2 Tehsil KI11pahar (Rural) 33 .... 3 30

.3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rura1) 15 1 14

,4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 2 . "~ 2

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 10 10

,6 Tc.hsil Charkhari (Rurd) ,

Urban Total 7JO 42 25 42 173 532

Urban Non-city 730 42 25 42 173 532 --,------ ------_-

43 TAB.LE B-III

Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions -(contd.)

Sub-division 6'S Money-lending, banking and other financial business



396 ·397 :il98 399 400 401 402 403 --~--~-

104 7 73 31 7

104 5 13 31 5

2 2

3 3

71 70

30 :3 27

2 2

2 .. , 2

Sub-division 7'0 Transp()rt and communications otherwise unclassified and incidental services

Total

Males

412

-----------

Males

428

2

2

2

Total

Employers Employees


413 414 415 416 417 ------------------------ _------- --------

4

4

4

Females

429

Sub-division 7'2 Transp:Jrt by water

Employers Employees


430 431 432 433 ------ __ --------

---- .- --------- -----

Independent Workers

Males Females

418 419

4

-4

4

Independent Workers

Males

434

2

.0' ••

2

2

Females

435

TABLE B-III

6 t:I -til ';:; <I) Tract !Zl

2

District Total

Rural Total







Urban Total

Urban Non-city

0 1:1

<U ';:; Q) Tract VI

2

District Total

Rural Total



3 Tehsil Mahoha (Rural)




Urban Total

Urban Non-city

8 .;; til 'C .. Tract til

2

District Total

Rural Total







Urban Total

Urban Non-city

44

Employers, ,Employees and Independent Workers in

Sub-division 7'4 Railway transport

Tetal Employers Employees

Males Females Males Females Males Females '--- - .---~------ -

436 437 438 439 440 441

516 IS 481 13

107 6 106 6

8 8

40 39

20 20

30 3 30 3

9 9

409 9 375 7

409 9 375 7

Sqb-<iivision 7'9 Wireless services


Independent Workers

Males Females

442 44' '---_

35 2

34 l

34 2

Independent Workers

~~------ -------------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 --------------- ~----

1

Sub-div:sion 8'1 Medical and other Health services ----~-----

---._-__ ._ - -------_,

Employers Independent

Total Employees Workers


468 469 470 471 472 473 474 47~ , ~-----

231 57 95 10 136 47

108 38 15 3 83 35

31 5 9 22 5

33 19 2 31 19

10 I 9

28 12 16

5 12 3 4 9

2 I 2

123 19 70 7 53 IZ

123 19 70 7 53 12

45


Sub-division 7'6 Postal services


Males Females Males Females Males Fcma'es

444 445 446 447 448 449

281 281

241 241

4 4

15 15

2 2

10 10

lie 210

40 <0

40 40

Oivisit'ln 8-Health, Education and Public Administration

Total Employers Employees -~---- --_--- ----

'Males Females Males females Malcs Females

~---

460 461 462 463 464 465 -------------__ -----

4,550 250 2 4,342 194

2,4.0'1 139 2 2,45J 88

385 24 2 344 16

493 49 462 27 274 6 265 6

699 19 633 19 734 29 730 20

22 2 19 1,943 121 1,889 106

1,943 121 1,889 106 - -- ---------------------

Sub-division 8'2 Educational services and Research _----

Total Employe,s Employees

Males females Males Females Wales Females

476 477 4i8 479 480 481

1,182 148 2 I,IJO 139

848 64 2 '17'1 58

122 15 2 103 12

167 17 167 14

125 6 125 6

281 17 231 17

d4-i 9 141 9

9 7

334 84 333 81

334 84 333 81

TABLE B-III

Independent Workers

Malcs Females

450 451

Independent Workers

Males femaks

466 467

206 56

152 41 %l 8

31 22 9

66

4 9

3 2 54 15

54 15

Independent Workers

Males Females

482 483 --------------------

'10 II

69 6

17 3

3

50

2

I 3

.3

TABLE B-III

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total



3 Tehsil M .. hoba (R.ural)




_'" Urban Total

1 Urban Non-city

0 c:I

:'§ .. ., Ul

2

3

4

5

6

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total





Tehsil Rath (Rural)


Urban Total

Urban Non-city

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total







Urban Total

Urban Non-city

46


Sub-division 8'4 Police (other (han village watchmen)


Workers

Males

484

735

366

49

52

29

49

188

369

369

Males

500

339

176

30

5

2

137

2

163

163

Males

Females-- Males Female~ Males Females

485 486 487 488 0489

735

366

48

52

29

49

1M

369

369

Sub-division 8'6 Employees of Municipalities and Local Boards



501 502 503 504 505

7 339 7

5 176 S

30

5

2

4 137 4

2

2 163 2

2 163 2

*Sub-division 8'8 Employees of the Union Government



Males Females

490 491

Independent Workers

Males females

506 507

Independent Workers

~--

Males Ft:males

-.----- ._-----------------------------516

35

IZ

6

5

23

23

517 518 519 520 521 522 523 -----------~------- ----_

35

lZ

6

5

23

23

.. figt1res under this sub.division include the figures of Sub-division S-3-Army, Navy and Air Force.

47

Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions -(contd.)

Males

492

Hil

153

42

3

25

78

4

i

8

Males

508

1,866

944

106

233

82

263

254

6

922

922

Males

524

Sub-division 8'5 Village oiticers and servants (mcluding village watchmen) ------



494 0495 496 497

161

ISJ

42

3

25

78

1

4

8

8

Sub-division 8'7 Employees of State Governments



509 510 511 512 513

38 1,866 38

22 944 22

4 105 4

I3 233 13

S2

263

4 254 4

6

16 912 16

16 922 16

-------

Sub-division 8'9 Employees of non-Indian Governments



525 526 527 528 529

TABLE B-III

Independent Workers

Males Females

4j8 499

Independent Workers

Males Females

514 515

Independent Workers

Males Fe.nales

530 531 --------_

TABLE B-III 48

Employers, Employees and Independent Worke'rs . In

Division 9-Services not elsewhere specified

ci Employers

Independent c Total Employees Workers :3 ....

Males Females 'I) Tract Males Females Males Fell1ales Males Females t/}

2 532 533 534 535 536 53'{ 538 539 ----- -~-~----

District Total 6,986 2,393 3 5 1,932 325 5,051 2,068

Rural Total 1,574 591 1 5 590 61 1,982 525

Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 455 153 2 141 11 312 139

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 810 131 3 103 707 128

3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 347 45 68 12 279 33

4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 337 133 98 24 239 109

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 547 116 2 173 10 374 104

6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural) 78 13 7 i 1 12

Urban Total 4,412 1,807 1,342 264 3,069 1,543

Urban Non-city 4,412 1,807 1,342 264 3,069 1,543

Sub-division 9'1 Domestic services

0 Independent Q Total Employers Fmployees Workers

-;;j ';::; 0 Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females rFl

2 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 555

District Total 1,360 147 1,360 147

Rural Total 310 52 310 52

1 Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 61 13 6'1 13

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 88 88

3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 63 10 63 10

4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 84 24 84 24

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 8 4 8 4

6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural) 6 1 6

Urban Total 1,050 95 1,050 95

Urban Non-city 1,058 95 1,050 95

Sub-division 9'3 Laundries and laundry services

0 Independent Q Total Employers Employees Workers ] ..

Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 0 t/}

2 564 565 566 567 568 569 570 571 ~-~---

District Total 448 215 2 96 350 215

Rural Total 337 159 :1 6 339 159

Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) IS3 21 2 180 21

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 103 46 103 46

~ Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 21 II 21 11

4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 5 31 5 31

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 16 43 5 II 48

6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural) 9 2 9 2

U,'ban Total III 56 90 21 56

Urban Non-city III 56 90 21 56

49


-------

Total

Males females

540 541

3,1l62 1,801

376 203

83 76

51 36

77 14

94 54

67 18

4 5

2,686 1,598

2,686 1,598

------.-~.---.. ~--- - - -

Males

1,256

1,004

21

414

135

135

251

48

252

252

Males

572

4

4

4

Total

Total

Fe.nates

94

8]

12

43

14

II

2

12

12

Females

573

2

2

2

Sub-division 9'0 Services otherwise uaclassified

Employers Employees


----------

542 543 544 545

293 166

132 4

78

5

49 3

161 162

161 162

Sub-division 9·2 Barbers and beauty shop~

Employers

Males Fe.\1at~s

559

Employees

Males

560

10

10

10

Females

561

Sub-division 9'4 Hotels, restaurants and eating houses

Employers

Ma]"s females

574 575

Employees

Males

576

3

J

3

Females

577

'"

TABLE B-III

Independent Workers

Males Females

546 547

2,769 1,634

244 198

5 75

51 36

72 14

94 54 18 14

4 5

2,525 1,436

2,525 1,436

Independent Workers

Males fe,nales

-562

1,246

9'}.j

21

414

135

135

241

48

252

252

Independent Workers

563

94

81

12

43

14

11

Z

II

12

Males Females

578

...

I

I

579

2

2

2

TABLE B-III 50

0 -=

'OJ li til

2

3 4

5

6

0 CI

'OJ .~ tlJ

2

3

4

5

6


Sub-diviSion 9·5 RecreatIOn services ---.--.-~-------- ---.-~

Total Employers EmployelJs Independent

Workers

Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 580 581 582 583 584 585 586 587

District Total 301 69 42 7 251l 62

Rural Total 179 45 25 1 154 44

Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 14 27 14 27

Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 28 28

Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 22 2 22 2

Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 2 2

Tehsil Rath (Rural) III 14 25 86 13

Tehsil Charkhari (Rural) 2 1 2

Urban Total 122 24 17 6 104 18

Urbalil Non-<:ity 122 24 17 6 104 18

Sub-division 9·7 Arts, letters and journalism --------------------------~-~---~--

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total -Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural)




Tehsil Rath (Rural)


Urban Total

Urban Non-city

Males

596

8

8

8

Total Employers


597 598 599

Employees

Males Females

600 601

Independent Workers

Males Females

602 603

8

8

8

NOTE-Self supporting persons who are not econ~mically active have

Non-productive sources of livelihood

!-PerSlrns living prinCipally on income from non-agricultural property Total

Rural

Urban

n-Persons living principally on pensions, remittances, scholarships Total and funds

Rural

Persons

2

20

20

282

32

250

Males Females

3 4

5 15

5 15

253 29 , 29 3

224 26

Ill-Inmatea of alms-houses an:! recipients of doleS

Urban

Total 1

Rural

Urban 1

Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-(contld.)

Sub-division 9·6 Legal and business services


Male!! Females Males Females Males Females

-~--------

588

113

33

1

IP

13

SO

50

Total

589

2

2

2

590 591 592

29

Z8

1

14

13

I

1

Sub-division 9·8 Religious, chulitable and weWalt services

Employers . EmploYee!!

593


·ffi4 605 606 607

464 68 4

-335 .[8 4

92 4

107 6 3

29 8

4 9

94 19

P 2

129 20

129 20

, been excluded flom the table. Their numb~r for the district is as follows :.

Non-productive sources of livelihaod

IV-:-Beggars and vagrants

608

99

19

76

20

20

Total

Rural

Urban

V-AII other pers:>ns living pdncipally on in;:omo d~riv;}j fc:>m n)ll·prodLlctiv~ Total activities

Total

Rural

Urban

Total

Rural

Urban

609

5

4

...

2

2

I

TABLE B-III

Independent Workers

MaleS' Females

594

54

5

5

49

49

595

2

2

2

~--~- -- -. __ -Independent

Workers

Males Females

610 611

165 59

256 40

92 4

106 3

29 6

3 9

18 16

8 Z

109 II)

109 19


2 3 4 ----~-

1,124 713 411

887 527 36()

237 186 51

14 10 .. I \

13 9 4

1,441 982 4;9

920 557 353

521 425 91i

TABLE B-IV

Livelihood Classes

ALL CLASSES

AU Agricultural Classes

I-Cultivators of land ~holly or mainly owned and theIr depen-dants


III-Cultivating labourers and their dependants

IV-Non-cultivating owners, of land; agricultural rent receIvers; and their dependants

All Non-agricultural Cla~ses


VI-Commerce

VII-Transport

VllI-Other services and miscellaneous sources

ALL CLASSES



lI-Cultivatols of land wholly or mainly unowned and their dependants

Ill-Cultivating labourers and their dependants

IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants



VI-Commerce

Vll-Transport

VllI'::_Other services and miscellaneous sources

ALL CLASSES




HI-Cultivating labourers and their do:pendants

IV_Non,cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants


V_Production other than cultivation

VI-Commerce

Vll-Transport

VIH-Other services and miscellaneous source~

Persons

2

665,42!J

532,400

373,056

44,940

98,2U

16,192

133,029

53,021

·22,726

4,828

52,454

590,731

512,433

357,703

42,656

97,329

14,745

78,298

42,294

10,962

783

24,259

74,698

19,967

15,353

2,284

883

1,447

54,731

10,727

11,764

4,045

28,195

52

Total Population

Males

3

341,992

272,159

19:1,928

23,420

48,216

7,595

69,833

28,371

11,756

2,456

27,250

303,245

261,481

184,650

22,247

47,729

6,1)55

41,764

22,721

5,762

329

12,952

38,747

10,678

8,278

1,173

487

740

28,069

5,650

5,994

2,127

14.298

Females

4

323,437

260,'141

180,128

2/,520

49,996

8,597

63,196

24,650

10,970

2,37Z

25,204

287,486

250,952

173,053

20,409

49,600

7,890

36,534

19,573

5,200

454

11,307

35,951

9,289

7,075

1,111

396

707

2.6,662

5,077

5,770

1,918

13,897

Unemployment by

Number of persons outside the labour force

Males

5

135,430

107,386

77,063

8,940

17,428

·3,955

28,044

9,991

5,128

1,053

11,869

117,160

102,220

73,030

8,355

11,264

3,571

14,940

7,545

2,375

136

4,884

18,ZlI)

5,166

4,033

585

164

384

13,104

2,44~

2,753

917

6,985

Females

6

193,043

146,644

105,841

11,768

21,20Z

4,833

46,399

16,445

B,915

Z,189

18,850

163,878

139,421

100,409

10,835

23,925

4,252

24,457

12,138

3,757

409

8,153

29,165

7,223

5,432

933

277

581

21,942

4,307

5,158

1,780

10.697

N umber of persons gainfully employed

Males Females

7 8

District

206,552 130,387

164,765 113,591

115,859 74,Z87

14,480 9,75Z'

30,786 25,788-

3,640 3,761'

41,787 16,796,

18,377 8,205

6,628 Z,055

1,403 18~

15,379 6,353"

186,075

159,Z53

111,614

l3,892

30,463

3,284

26,822

15, 179 3,387

193

8,066

20,471

5,512

4,245

588

323

356

14,965

3,201

3,241

1,'210

7,313

Rurzl.

/23,601

111,525

72,644

9,574

25,66)1

12,07(;,

7,435

1,443-

45

3,153-

Urbao.

6,786-

2,06~

1,64>

17S

126

4,72()

770

612

ISS

3,20c)

Livelihood Classes

Total

PenODS Males Females

9 10 11

Total

17 10 7

14 8 6

6 6

8 z 6

2

3 2 J

Total

11 10 7

14 8 6

6 6

8 z 6

3 2

3 2

rotal

"_"

Under six m)nths

53

Number of persons unempbyed

Between six ffi:>llths

and one year

Males Females Males Fe'rnales

12 13 14 15

7 6 1

oS ,; J

3

2 5

2 1

2 1

1 6 I

5 5 1

3

2 5

2 1

-2

Between OUIt year

and two years

Males Females

16 17

I

1

I

1

TABLE B-IV

Over two yean;

Males Females

18 19

2

2

2

2

2

2

Code no. Occupation

2

ALL INDUSTRIES

SERVICES

AND

DivisiGn O-Primary Industries not elsewhere specified

(!l'1 Stock raising

O'll

0'12

Herdsmen and shepherds

Breeders and keepers of cattle and buffaloes

.0'2 116m'ing of small ar.imals and insects

0'21

Rearing of hens

0'22 Beekeepers

0-3 l<lantation industries

0'31 Owners, manag~rs and workers

of tea plantation

0'30 Garden:ng of fru:ts

0'4 Forestry and uood-cuitillg

0'42

G rass-cutters

ether forest produce collectors

0'44 Collectors of cow-dung an:.! preparation of dung-cakes

0'6 Fishing

0'60 Catching and selling of fish

Division I-Mining and

Q.uarrying

1'5 Stone-quarrying, clay and sand-pits Bajri extraction

Division 2-Processing and

Manufacture - Foolstuffs, Textiles, Leather and Products thereof

2'0 }(od industries otherwise unclassified

2'01 Canning and preservation of

fruits and vegetables:

2'03 Slaughter, preparation and pre

servation of meat, including sale

2·00 Halwais

2'1 . Grains and pulses

2'11

Pers:ms engaged in manual

dehusking and flour grinding 2'12 Millers of cereals and pulses ...

2'13 Grain parchers (bharbhoonjas) '" 2' 2 Vegetable oil and dailY products ...

2'21 Vegetable oil pressers and

2'23

refiners; oil kolku drivers

Ghee, buttet and cheese manufacture

Milkmen

2'3 Sugar, industries

2'31 Gur manufacture i n~ludinJ gUT

kolhu drivers

54

Index of N on-agricultural Occupations

Persons

3

43,390

2,338

1,874

98 98

1,176

1,776

13

12

45

2

<43 43

394

385

382

:3

9

12

12

237

23'1

237

8,269

445

121

323 839

123 123

170 546 902

814

88

85

3 2'1

14

Code Males Females nJ. Occupation

4 5 2

37,252 6,138 2'30 Other manufactures and refining of raw sugar, syrup and

granulated or clarified sugar from sugarcane or from sugar

beets

2,006 332

1,700

70 70

1,630

1,630

13

12

35

2

33

33

246

246

245

12

12

237

237 237

7,316

422

114

307 691

55 55

150

486 673

589

84 84

25

14

174

2~

28

146

146

2'4 Beterages

2'43 ke manufacturers

2'40, Making of aeratd water and

vinegar

2'5 Tobacco

2'51 Manufacture of bidis

2'50 Manuf(;cture of raw le<:f tobacco

and tobacco products

2'6 Cntloll Ilxlills

2'61 10 Dhunia

10 10

148

D9

137

2

9

953

23

2'62

Cotton spinning

Cotton weaving

2'7 Weal'ing apparel (except fo.tu;ear) lllld made-up textile goods

2'71 Tailors, milliners, dress-makers ,illd darner6

Patl('[Jgiri

2'73 Fur dressers and dyers 2'70

Makers of made up textile goods 2-8 Textile industries otherwise un

classified 2'82

Wool spinning 2'86

Manfuacture of daris

2'80 All other insufficiently described textile mdustries

2'9 Leather, leather products and Jootwear

2'91 Tanners and all other workers

in leather

2'92 7 Cobblers

All other makers and repairers

of boots, shoes and sandals

16 2'90 Makers and repairers of all

U8 other leather products 68 Divisbn 3-Processing and

68

20

Manufacture-Metals, Chemicals and Products there

of

60 3'0 ManuJacture of metal products 229 otherwise unclassified

225 3'01

4

3 2

3,02

Manuf<:·~ture of ag[icultural

impknents

Blacksmiths and other workers in iron

Worker in copper, brass and bell. metal

Kalaigars


3

13

4

3

14

3

II

3,367

500 500

2,867

181

2,686

1,529

1,296

24 24

203 6

6 47

3 3

41 41

3

1,095

83

899 348

551

113

1,483

962

118

844

167 159

4

11

4

3

14

-3

II

3,047

497 497

2,550

10

2,540

1,383

1,172

17 17

193 1

38

3 3

35 35

1,019

62

848 348

500

109

1,500

1,425

9J5

~3

817

166 159

7

5

2

320

3 3

317

171

146

146

124

7

7

10 5

5 9

6 6 3

76

21

51

51

4

73

58

47 20

27

--------------__ .1__ _________________ _

55 Index of Non-agriculturaIOccupations-(contd.)

Code DO, Occupation

Code Persons Males Females no. occupation Persons Males Females

J 2 '---5' 4 5 --.---------;2~-------3~---4- --;5,...----

.3'03 Workers in other metals

31J6 Makers of arms, guns, etc_

including ViOl ken in ordnance ,factories

S-I Iron and steel (basic mamifaclure)

Iron smelting, refining and

alloying

3-2 Non:ferrous metals (basic manu

fectlm) Smelting, refining and alloying

of non-ferrous metals such as

copper and brass etc,

3-3 Transport equipmmt

3-32

M a~ ufacture, repair and assemblage of bicycles

3'5 Machintry (otlitT ttan ellCtrical

ma,hirlfry incltldil!g engineering

wOIkshojJS

3-51 Mechanics 3'6 Basic j'ltlUstrial c/umicols, ferti

lizer s and power alcohol

3'(2 M"nufl<ctule 01' explosives and

fire-works 3"7 Medi.ai and pharmaceutical pre

parations

3-8 Manifacture of chemical i roducts otherwise unclassified

3'81 ManufactuIe of perfumes, cosmetics ~nd other toilet prepa

rations

3-83 Manufacture of paints and var

nishes Divi.ion 4-Processing and M~nufacture-Dot else

where specified

4'0 Manufactming industries otheru:ise

uncias'ified

4-03 Repair "nd manufacture of watches and clocks

Makers of jewellery and orna

ments(sarraj) Toy makers

I

Lime kiln workers

4'2 Bricks, tiles ana other stnetural .lay products Brick makers

4'4 Non-metallic mineral products

4'41 pc tiel s and makers of earthen

ware 4'43 Makers of glass b~Dglcs, I::eads

and necklacLs

4'6 WOLd or;d u'cod products cther than

furniture GndfixtMl!s

4'62 CaIl:enters, turLers and joiners

4'64 • Basktt makers

4'60

Maker5 of leaf products (pattals

and tfonas)

353

7

7

29

29

16

16

16

13

13 12

12

3

lQ

I

9

4,S93

771

8

744

744

17

2

2

62

62

1,524

1,504

20

2,342

851

77

1,408

562

343

7

1

20

20

16

16

16

13

13 9

9

3

7

6

4,562

733

8

707

707

16

2

2

61

61

1,343

1,325

IS

2,Ui2

817

68

1,297

512

10

9

9

3

3

3

3

43J

38

37

37

1

181

179

2

1(iO

40

9

III

50

Makers of bambco and cane

Products (fans and chattai etc,)

4-7 furniture andfixtur~s

Cot repa irers 4'8 Paper products

Makers of paper and paper

board products such as card

board boxes and kites etc,

4'9 Printing aad allird industries

4'91 Workers in press (painters,

lithographers etc,)

4'92 Book binders and stitchers ...

5 II

Division 5-Construction and

Utilit:es

bllildings

Mason,', m&zdoors 5'12 Stone-,utters and dressers

5 '2 Con,truction and maintenance • '"

roads, bridges an1 other tr{lnsport

U orks

Railway coolles or ma:::doors in construction and supply

5'4 Constructi On and mrintenance (pfralir'n:-i>,i.gatiol1 m d other

agriwilliwi wOlks

Emplqers

department

of irrigation

Sanit,;]y uHks anJ sen ices-

jflcluding scatfngers

Division 6-Commerce

6'0 Retail tradt ""mdse unr/assi/itd 6-01

Bangle sellers Hawkers and street vendors

otherwi,e ucclassfied

6'02 Cherni~ ts and druggists

6-03

Publishers and booksellers

Stationers

6.04 De~lers in cattle

6'00

General storekeepers

Kirana, purchooni shops

1-' ard"'~rc nerch.mts, paint lind varnish sellers

Opticians

Trunk sellers

Uncla~sified ~h()pkeepeIs

Flo\\er sellers

Wa tch sellers Lin: e, (ement, s~nd and stone

dealers

Ret~il dealers in utensils

846

207

207 12

12

75

68

7

2,826

744

681

681 63

429

429

47

47

1,606

7,1.98

4,461 344

322 22

50

30

29

211

3,846

463

2,510

68

5

15

645

3

II 51

75

785

206

206 2

2

35

29

6

2,126

683

628

628 55

420

420

44

44

979

6,358

3,865 240

223 17

50

30

29 I

206

3,359

397

2,150

68

5

13

603

3

II 51

58

61

1

10

IQ;

40'

1

700'

61,

53

53 8

9

9

3

627'

940,

596 104

99 5

5

487

66,

360,

2

42

17

56

Index of Non-agricultural Occup:1.tions-(contd.)

Code DO. OccUPation

6'1 Refail dealers in .fo~tlstu.Jfs (inc!utling

beverages and narcotics)

0'13

Retail dealers in grams and

Pulses

Egg !!CHers Fruit shopkeepers

Vegetable sellers

Milk shops

Sweet meat sellers

Ghee shopkeepers and dealers in

other dairy products

Wine and liquor shops

... Opium, bhang anb ganja sellers

Tobacco shops

Oil ha",kers

6'15 Retail dealers in pan, bitlis

and cigarettes

.ti'2 Retlit trade in fuel (including

petrol) 6'21 Petroleum distributors

Retail dealers in firewood

6'3 Retai: trade in {lxtiles and leather

goo,! s

Cloth merchants Wool shopkeepers

Boot shoe merchants

Leather sellers ,,,

6'04 Whdesd, tr"de ilifoodstuffs

wholesale dealers inGrains and pulses

Eggs

6'5 l1hGiEsale trade in commoait:es

other l"a,1 J oodstujfs

All other a[tid~s, otiler tilan

[oodstuffs

v. holesale dealers in cycle, rick

shaw and muter etc, 6'8 Money/eliding, banking and other

financial. busin,ss

Moneylending lVlunims of bankers

Divi>;ion 7-Transport, Sto

rage and CODlmlUlications

7'0 Transport and commullication other

l' ise unclassified and incidental

seT. ices

1.1 7 ram/,ort by roads

Palledari

Riekshaw owners and drivers

Persons

592 32

2 263

5

50

98 142

5

5

94

15 79

II

II

225

89

8a 88

739

548 8

180

3

899

898

5Z

13

39

111

110

1,6ll

4

8SJ

128

5

678

377 24

2 117

13

79

137

5

5

83 9

74

11

II

202

62

61

61

697

515 8

171

3

699

898

33

13

20

104

104

1,611

8/1

125

5

249

215 8

146

5

32

19

5

11 6 5

23

27

27

27

42

33

,

19

19

7

1 6

61

4

42

Code no, Occupations

2

Bullock-cart owners and drivers

Ekka owners and crivers

Transport of goods by mules

aDd horses

Service in Government roadways

Truck owners and drivers

7'2 Transport by water

Owners and employees of boats

and sampans

7'4 Railway trans/'ort

7'41 Railway employees of all kinds

except those employed on cons

truction works

7'42 Railway pDrters

7'6 Postal services

7'9 wirelNs services

Division 8-Health, Educa.

tiOD ,and Public Administra_

ti(;n

S'l Medical and other Health sffvices

8'12 Vaids, hakims

8'14 Midwives, dais

8'16 CompDunders

S'I7 NUrses

S'IO All other persons employed ia

hospitals n::lt including

scavengers and sanitary staff

8'2 EdlictItion{// senices and J\esearc',

8'21

8'22

Professors and lecturers in

uni versi ties and colleges

Teachers in s.:hools

13'4 Police (other village watchmen)

8'5 Village oJjic<TS wd servunts, includ

ing ~illage watchmen

Village officers and servants

Village watchmen

8'6 Employees of municipal<ties ana

Lacal Boards

Engineers, ove[seer~ and other

technical. employees of Muni

cipalities and Boards

Other Municipal Board and

D:strict Board employees

8' 7 Employees of State Go. erllm{nt

Employees of lationing depart

ment

Patwaris

Other State Government em

ployees

Persons Males Ferna les

3

96

309

83

190

42

'2

2

531

-430

101

281

I

4,800

288

251

II

4

15

.7

'1,330

III

III

1,219

1,219

735

161

13

148

346

II

335

1,904

47

409

1,448

4

66

300 80 •

190

42

2

2

516

415

101

281

I

4,SSQ

231

222

5

1,182

llIl

III

1,071

1,071

735

161

13

148

339

8

331

47

400

1,419

30

C)

3

15

15

Z5f1

57

2~

Ii

15

4

148

14!

148

7

3

4

38

57

Index of NOll-agricultural Occupations-(concld.)

Co~e no. Oceu patiOfl Persons Males I Cede

Fen.ales no. tJecupation Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 ·2 -~-----.--- .. -- ~-'-------~~--- - -----_-.. _- "'-_ -~----.-___ -_ ,,8·8 Employees of the Union Gorernment

Other Union Government employees

8'9 Employees of non·Indian Governments

Division 9-Services not elsewhere specified

9'0 Services otherwise unclassified

9.00 Independent labourers

9'1 Domestic services (but not including services rendered by members oj

jamily households to one another)

9'12 Cooks

9'10 Domestic servants

9' 2 Barbers and beauty shops

Barbers

Lady hair dressers etc.

9-3 Laundries and laundry services

Dhohis

35

35

t

9,384

4,863

4,863 4,863

1,507

37

1,470 1,470

l,:-J50

1,256

94

663

663

35

35

1

6,986

3,062

3,062 3,062

1,360

37

1,323

J,323

1,256

1,256

448

448

2,398

1,801

1,801 1,80l

14'1

147 147

94

94

215

215

9'4 Hotels, restaurants am eating houses

Employees of hotels and restaurants

9' 5 Recreation services

Cinema emp.byees

Dancers and singers

Employees in thi:iatre

Musicians

9'6. Legal alld business services

9'61 Lawyers

9'62 Clerks of lawyers and petition writers

9'7 Arts, letters and Journalism 9'73 Photographers

9'S Religious, charitable ant/llo welfare services

9'82

Panditai

Persons engaged in religious

edifices

.Figures under this sub-division include the figures of sub-division S'3-Army, Navy and Air Force.

3

6

6

370

60

12

156

142

85

26 26

59

8

S 532

513 513

19 19

4

4

4

301

60

12

128

101

83 24 24

59

8

8 461

449 449

15 15

NOTE-This index gives the number of self-supporting persons, males and females, having as their prinCipal means of livelihood, the productive occupations arranged according to diviSions, sub-divisions and groups of Industries and Services according to the Indian Census Economic Classification Scheme.

5

2

2

69

28

41

z 2 2

68

64 64

4 4

TABLE C-I 58

C -HOUSEH OLD AND AGE

Household

SAMPLE

Total Household Population Total Sample of Household Population Total number of

number of sample Classes households ·Persons Males Females households Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

All Classes-

Total 144,501 664,704 341,423 323,281 5,371 25,970 13,610 12,360

Rural 12B,205 590,261 302,834 287,427. 4,i6'\ 23,266 12,159 11,107

Urban 16,296 74,443 38,589 35,85~ 605 2,704 1,451 1,253


Total 4,099 20,724 10,817 9,907

Rural 3,9,15 20,022 10,449 9,573

Urban 154 702 368 3)4


Total 1,272 5,246 2,793 2,453

Rural 821 3,244 1,710 1,534

Urban 451 2,002 1,01'13 919

SAMPLE

Composition of

Infants, nan-adults and

Infants {age less than Non-adults (age 1_ Other male Other female I year) 20 years}

Sons of Daughters relations relations heads of of heads of of heads of of heads of

Classes households households households households Males Females Males Females

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

All Classes-

Total 5,336 3,584 2,729 4,2% 475 518 6,522 5,595

Rural 4,755 3,208 2,448 3,8511 432 4,12 5,793 5,030

Urban 581 376 281 41')2 43 76 729 565


Total 4,224 .2,865 2,264 3,511 384 440 5,179 4,432

Rural 4,079 2,763 2,191 3,406 374 381 5.005 4,318

Urban 145 102 73 105 10 59 174 114


Total 1,112 719 465 745 91 78 1,343 1,163

Rural 676 445 257 448 58 61 788 711.

Urban 436 274 208 297 33 17 555 451

---~-.--.-.-

59 TABLE C-I

(SA MPLE) TABLES

(size and composition)

HOUSEHOLDS

Composition of Size of households households

Small Medium Large Very large

""--_ .. _-- -------~-----

Heads of 3 members or 4-6 7-9 10 members households and

less members members or above their wives

Numb:lf Perllons Number Persons Number Persons Number Persons Malea Females

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

2,014 4,520 2,340 12, 113 803 6,554 214 2,783 5,228 4,110

1,774 4,022 2,0813 10,879 716 5,891 188 2,474 4,687 3,66'

.240 498 252 1,234 87 663 26 309 541 441

,1,457 3,446 1,813 9,537 647 5,330 182 2,411 4,073 3,235

1,402 3,322 1,746 9,215 618 5,109 179 2,376 3,929 3,116

55 124 67 322 29 221 3 35 144 119

557 1,074 527 2,576 156 1,224 32 372 I ,155 875

372 700 342 1,664 98 782 9 98 758 553

185 374 185 912 58 442 23 274 397 322

HOUSEHOLDS

households-( concld.) --------- _.-_--_ --_._---

adult~ in households Civil condition

Adults (age 21 years and over) Unmarried Married Widowed or divorced

-------------~-


28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35

6,613 6,247 5,828 3,903 6,583 6,517 1,199 1,880

5,934 5,635 5,181 3,4!)1 5,950 5,91)2 1,028 1,714

679 612 647 412 633 675 171 166

5,254 5,035 4,630 3,141 5,3D7 5,256 880 1,510

5,070 4,874 4,479 3,026 5,126 5,069 844 1,478

184 161 15 I 115 181 187 36 32

1,359 1,212 1,198 762 1,276 1,321 319 370

864 761 702 465 824 833 184 236 495 451 i96 297 452 4B8 135 134

TABLE C-II

Sample Population

Age Group Persons Males Females

60

Livelihood Classes

LIVELIHOOD

AGRICULTURAL.

I-Cultivators of laRd II-Cultivators of land Ill-Cultivating, wholly or mainly owned wholly or mainly unowned labourers and

and their dependants and their dependants their dependanti-

Males Females Males Females Males females.

------------------~~----~------~.---------------------------------------2 3 456 789

Tota}

o

1-4

5-14

l5-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65-74

75 anu over

Age oot stated

Total

o 1-4

5-14

15-24

25-14

35-44

45-54

55-64

(;5-74

15 and over

Age not stated

Total

o 1-4

5-14

15-24

25-34

~5-44

45-54

~5--64

65-74

."

15 and over

Age Rot statod

...

66,627

2,461

6,161

16,483

10,983

10,151

8,662

5,913

3,017

1,165

413

6

89,141

2,141

6,052

14,629

9,118

9,671

7,156

5,215

2,613

994

286

6

9,435

326

985

2,444

1,572

"1,4i)j

1,163

819

462

151

50

34,815

1,332

3,531

8,948

5,663

5,621

4,515

3,133

1,438

458

164

6

30,809

1,140

3,133

7,938

4,966

5,084

4,021

2,762

1,268

388

101

6

5,002

185

482.:

1,291

765

795

649

487

2U

83

24

31,812

1,135

3,224

7,535

5,3]0

5,136

4,141

2,180

1,579

107

249

28,332

1,001

2,9]9

6,691

4,752

4,587 '

3,729

2,453

1,405

606

179

4,433

141

503

1,153

801

668

sa 332

221

68

26

19,UI

733

],029

5,063

3,173

3,079

2,377

1,753

836

266

81

1

18,561

692

1,953

4,837

3,025

2,981

2,279

1,669

797

254

73

1

3,124

106

308

849

462

463

386

302

169

61

18

17,592

653

1,908

4,254

3,176

2,808

2,2:16

1,433

786

278

70

16,885

632

1,845

4,091

·3,020

2,695

2,143

1,370

754

267

68

2,921

99

331

783

577

422

327

199

125

41

17

2,440

96-

246

615

384

435

337

221

78

25

3

2,312

89

230

587

367

410

322

21)8

74

<:3

2

446

26

41

111

79

75

51

42

15

6

2,18;

66

239

531

341

391

i81

158

72

101

5

2,092

66

229

507

321

376

267

145

69

101

5

378

12

51

102

59

66

32

32

13

5

10

District

4,979 4,936.

190 155,

486 47Z:

1,278 1,130

820 788-

879 82S-

750 723

387 442

153 294-

30 8.

4 22

2

Rural

4,919 4,902

116 153

483 47()

1,269 1,126

808 782.

869 814

740 715

360 441

150 294

28 85

22

2

Tehsil HaIDirpur

772

21

70

176

131

150

114

75

23

4

2

583

19

67

144

92

94

76

44

34

!I

2

by Age Groups

CLASSES

CLASSES

IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural

rent receivers; and their dependants

-rotal

'7otaI

~Rural)

Malell

11

~831

.37

',18

.211

91

·106

94

96

51

32

16

I

134

J2

70

,200

88

96

88

50

29

13

104

2

14

25

6

18

16

6

10

5

2

Females

12

884

24

53

181

98

109

138

119

99

46

II

814

23

45

169

89

105

121

110

94

44

11

118

6

30

10

19

19

13

17

2

2

()l TABLE C-II

NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from- ._


Males

13

2,750

100

263

716

455

49]

349

235

106

23

10

I

2,194

78

206

581

354

397

286

188

81

15

7

251

10

23

61

36

44

39

27

11

Females

14

2,449

93

241

599

420

428

321

173

111

31

20

1,923

77

192

464

319

333

258

142

93

29

17

171

4

15

35

37

29

21

10

13

4

3

VI-Commerce

Males

15

1,246

45

117

314

2JJ

174

191

118

47 .

19 '

10

631

24

47

145

95

103

98

65

39

13

z

101

6

11

27

16

15

11

10

2

3

Females

16

1,095

46

108

261

190

191

114

91

50

19

8

536

22

48

129

82

94

51

28

10

II

81

5

5

19

7

15

12

13

3

2

VIII-Other services and VII-Transport miscellaneous sources

Males

17

266

32

31

68

53

38

16

13

5

3

37

5

10

5

6

3

3

1

Z

1

4

2

Females

IS

218

18

22

61

52

36

12

II

4

I

18

4

4

6

t

2

Males Females

19 20

2,912

99

281

677

410

418

401

310

156

60

39

I

1,421

58

129

309

224

222

211

162

76

24

5

1

200

tI

15

42

34

29

32

25

11

2

2

2,453

80

181

505

255

341

322

353

151

14Q

113

1,162

28

99

201

. 129

164

156

193

74

7()

48 '

179

2

22

40

24

23

26

21

16

3

2

TABLE C-Il

Age Group

Total

o 1-4

5-14

15-24

25-3-t

.35-44

45-54

55-64

65-74

75 and over

Aie no' stated

Total

o

1-4

5-14

15-24

25-34 ;;_ ...

.35-44

45-54

55-64

65-74

75 and oVllr

Ag. nOL IItatod

Total

o 1--4

5-14

15-24

25-34

.3'-44 45-:;. 5)-64

65-H

75 and ov • .v

Age not Itited

, ..

Sample Population

Persons

2

12,800

395

1,293

3,133

2,066

2,029

1,671

1,212

Slii

306

99

1,014

269

740

l,7IS

1,100

1,1S2

917

613

23

1

13,480

530

1,412

3,401

2,183

2,247

1,791

1,112

563

197

44

Males

3

6,586

214

687

1,739

I,Cl6S

1,049

839

619

278

66

29

3,646

140

~67

971

SSO

587

SIS

307

154

44

10

1

1,U6S

278

727

1,855

1,148

I,HiS

949

602

231

96

14

62

Livelihood Classes.

LIVELIHOOD

AGRICULTURAL

I-Cultivators of land II-Cultivators of land III-Cultivating wholly or mainly owned wholly or mainly unowned labourers and

Females

4

6,214

181

606

1,394

J,OOI

980

832

593

317

240

'10

3,428

129

373

804

sso 565

462

306

158

Ci8

13

6,4J;l

252

685

1,546

1,035

1,079

842

510

l12

101

JO

and their dependants and their dependants their dependants

Males

5

3,892

131

423

995

632

624

475

379

175

42

16

2,102

82

231

559

320

337

287

175

82

21

4,405

175

456

1,188

723

718

54.!

371

155

65

12

Females

6

3,568

119

401

849

618

569

473

293

166

65

15

1,[;09

75

210

446

337

315

247

163

76

35

5

3,929

160

446

,66

687

641

461

309

184

511

14

Males

7

410

17

313

109

68

77

50

35

12

2

2

265

9

26

83

32

45

35

23

9

3

562

21

66

138

78

101

95

46

12

5

Females Males Females.

9 I()

TehsU Kulpahar

373

20

75

60

83

50

7

78

270

15

43

69

40

40

35

12

12

2

2

S20

23

57

121

79

88

83

24

7

2

1,042 . 1,108

213

107

2S9

164

171

167

81

2))

280

9t-

242

IS ..

IS&'

155-

117

76-

17

TehsU lViahoba..

660

28

56

183

III

108

97

47

26

4

Tehsil Ma .. d~

1,103 .,110

48 46.

101 105

280 262-

IS:;. 154-

16) 174

bJ 91

51

19-

~.------------~---------- --------------------------------------------------

TABLE C-II

by Age Groups-(contd.)

CLASSES

CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

, Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from-IV-Non-cultivating

owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and their

dependantll

Males

(Rural)

(Rural)

(Rural)

11

204

9

19

59

24

23

21

29

9

1

"

7

10

14

10

H

7

12

39

25

19

18

16

8

5

Females

12

321

7

12

44

19

29

SS

'4 25

17

14

10

18

15

10

11

138

5

7

31

10

19

18

16

23

5

4


Males

13

510

14

47

153

92

78

57

42

20

2

245

10

2J

61

36

41

:l4

22

15

3

424

14

42

117

66

14

58

36

10

5

'l.

Females

14

498

19

61

127

80

70

67

37

23

10

253

iii

24

63

39

47

29

7

" 2

361

12

31

92

51

69

51

26

23

4

2

VI-Commerce

Males Females

15

145

4

11

40

24

17

17

18

12

94

2

1

21

15

13

11

3

3

2

HZ

9

14

31

22

19

213

12

5

2

16

134

.3

12

33

26

lIS

17,

12

7

:3

,

69

" ...

HS

10

13

12

" 2

2

113

5

13

30

19

IS

7

8

8

4

VIII-Other services and Vll-Transport miscellaneou!l sources

Males

17

18

1.

8

2

2

.3

7

,

2

6

Females Males .Females

18 19 20

1Q

,l

3

2

4

1

,

3

.... <r ...

365

11

41

86

59

57

49

34

21

1

li11

7

12

40

~

30

31

20

7

4

284

11

3:£

61,

44,

39

39

40

13

5

302

5

5

21

10

19

37

93

20

50

42

U3

1

16

32

40

11

16

26

4)

" 44 44

24

13 7

65 TABLE C-lf

by Ace Groups -( contd.)

CLASSES


Persons (including their dependants) who derive their prindpal means of livelihood from-IV-Non-cultivating

owners of land; agricultural VIII-Othor services and rent receivers; and their V-Production other

dependants than cultivation VI-Commerce VII--'Transport miscellaneous Sources

Males Females Males females Males female, Males Females Males Feriiales -----~------ .. -----~--~ ---._----_._ ---

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

{Rural)

162 193 702 595 117 128 2 1 346 270

7 27 31 5 16 11

11 12 67 54 2 '14 25 27 53 37 174 133 14 25 73 62

15 33 115 108 16 20 53 40

23 22 150 108 28 28 62 38

18 27 83 84 22 14 51 :)3

22 29 55 39 15 12 37 34

9 16 25 26 15 a 21 17

:; 7 5 7 ' 4 5 6

6 3 5 2. 2

(Rural)

30 42 62 45 32 11 45 30

3 3 2 3 5 2

2 4 4, 7 2 4 3

6 9 15 14 6 4 7 3

II 3 9 4 2 5 5

3 6 10 10 11 2. 5

9 15 6 3 2. 9 5

4 3 6 2 2 6 5

3 3 2 :I 4

2 2

67 TABLE C-JI

by Age Groups-(concld.)

CLASSES ----~---~----.- ----,--,- - --- -------- _ .. ---------- - -_-_----------


Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from-IV-Non-cultivating

owners of land; agricultural V-Production other VIIf-Other services and cent receivers; !lnd their

dependants than cultivation VI-Commerce VII-Transp::>rt miscellaneous s~urces

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20-

'Total

97 70 556 5Z6 615 559 129 200 1,491 1,19'

25 1 22 16 2! 24 31 18 41 SZ

8 8 57 49 70 60 32 21 152 82

17 18 135 135 169 138 - 58 58 368 304

9 9 101 ;01 116 108 48 48 246 126

10 4 95 95 71 98 32 3() 19(1 18:1

6 14 63 63 93 60 13 10 190 166

9 9 47 31 53 40 10 10 148 t6tJ

7 5 25 25 8 22 4 4 tKJ 8:1

3 2 [< 8 6 9 1 1 36 70

3 3 3 ~ 34 65

~oD-cit)'

97 70 556 526 615 559 Z29 ZOO 1,491 1,291

25 22 16 21 24 31 18 11 52

8 8 57 49 70 60' 32 21 152 82

J7 IS 135 135 169 138 58 58 368 304

9 9 )01 101 116 108 48 48 246 126

!O 4 95 95 71 98 32 .30 196 183

6 14 63 63 93 60 13 10 190 166-

9 9 ~7 31 53 40 10 10 148 160

7 5 25 25 8 22 4 4 80 83

3 2 8 8 6 9 36 70

:3 3 3 8 34 65

---

TABLE C-III

Tract

District Total

Rural Total

2




" Tehsil Maudaha (Rural)



Urban Total

Urban Non-city

Tract

District Total

Rural~Total

2


2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural),

3 Tehsil Mohoba (Rural)




Urban Total

Urban Non-city

Tract

District Total

Rural Total

2


. 2 Tohsil Kulpahar (Rural).

3 Tchsil Mahoba . Rural)

~ ,ehsil Maudaha (Rural)



[ rhan Total

Urban Non-city

68

S~mple Population

Total Unmarried Married

Age and Civil

Widowed or divarced

Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

3

66,627

59,141

9,435

12,800

7,074

13,4110

14,169

.2,183

7,486

7,486

Unmarried

4

34,815

30,809

5,002

6,586

3,646

7,068

7,329

1,178

4,006

4,006

5.

31,812

28,332

4,433

6,214

3,428

6,412 6,840

1,005

3,480

3,480

6

15,253

13,416

2,305

2,808

1,602

3,186

2,989

526

1,8.37

1,837

7

9,985

8,959

1,524

1,890

1,062

2,109

2,015

359

1,026

1,026

Age 15 24-{concld.)

Married Widowed or

divorced

8

17,324

15,410

2,359

3,335

1,810

3,500

3,822

5M

1,9f.1

1,914

Total

9

17,214

15,088

2,311

3,328

1,862

3,239

(3,845

503

2,116

2,126

10 II

2,238 4,613

1,983 4,1185

338 598

44i 996

23~ 50!

382 1,064

518 !l80

68 143

255 318

255 328

Age

Unmarried

Males Females . Males Femal~s M .. ks Fcm"les Males Females MaI.:s Females

- 26

1,475

1,265

225

250

135

316

282

57

210

210

27 .... 28

200 4,092

141) 3,619

13 523

42 794

7 407

13 811

60 957

5 127

60 471

60 473

29

4,991

4,499

778

936

534

984

1,112

155

492

492

30

96

82

17

21

8

21

14

14

14

Age i5-54-(concld.}

Unmarried

Males Females

50

218

195

51

33

17

51

36

7

23

23

51

46

46

40

Married

Males

52

2,399

Ztl/TV

348

459

246

455

495

67

329

Fem"ks

53

J,426

1,174

189

244

154

216

340

31

Z52

252

31

129

llJ

16

23

9

38

22

5

16

16

32

5,621

5,081

795

1,0<l9

587

1,168

1,276

209

537

537

33

5,136

4,5S7

668

980

565

1,079

1,144

151

549

549

Widowed or divorced

Males

54

516

4,)7

88

127

44

96

I2!

14

19

19

Females

55

1,308

1,233

142

309

152

290

300

40

75

75

34

S~8

5J9

105

91

74

125

114

20

39

39

Total

35

25

24

2

13

6

2

1

I

Age

Males Fem"les

56 57

1,438 1,519

1,268 1,405

241 221

278 317

154 158

231 332

307 337

57

170

170

40

174

174

69 TABLE C-III

Condition

Age 0 Age 1-4 Age 5-14 Age 15-24

Total Total Total Unmarried Married Widowed or

divoroed Total

Males Femilles Males Females Males

12

1.,332

:1,140

185

214

140

278

268

55

192

192

13

1,135

1,001

141

181

129

252

250

48

134

114

14

3,537

3,123

482

6s-t

367

727

726

134

414

414

3,224

2,929

503

606

373

6'35

661

101

295

295

16

8,948

7,938

1,291

1,739

971

1)855

1,805

277

1,010

1,010

---~ --- ~~~--------~------------

25-34

Married Widowed or

divorced Total

Females Males

17

7,535

6,6'11

1,153

1,394

S04

1,5ti

1,558

236

B44

SU

18

7,564

6,661

I, ~25

1,459

797

1,568

1,477

235

903

903

Unmarried

Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

19

5,260

4,724

862

952

553

1,142

1,032

183

536

536

Age 35-44

20 21

1,364 2,245

1,257 1,941

163 283

276 434

173 250-

282 400

322 511

41 52

107 304

107 - 304

Married

22 23

20

20

3

4

5

6

Widowed or divoroed

30

26

3

8

4

9

4

4

24

5,663

4,966

765

1,065

550

1,148

1,253,

185

697

697

25

5,320

4,7SZ

S01

1,001

550

I,03S

1,194

16S

56B

568

Age 45-54

Total

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

36

4,737

-4,274

645

902

472

991

1,075

183

463

463

55-64

37

4,693

4,172

606

883

518

975

1,051

139

526

526

38

316

281

45

56

41

46

87

6

35

35

39

413

391

60

84

47

98

91

II

22

22

40

4,515

4,027

M9

839

SIS

949

918

157

4SB

4SB

41

4,Ul

3,729

514

832

462

842

904

175

41B

418

42

414

J67

91

56

.52

96

60

12

47

47

Unmarried Married Widowed or

divoroed

Males Femal~s MOiles

58 59 60

99 8 837

93 8 744

27 138

10 6 169

14 88

19 133

19

4

6

6

183

-33

9.1

93

Females Males

61 62

428 502

339 431

47 76

98 99

37 52

61 79

87

9

89

89

105

20

71

71

Females

63

1,143

1,058

174

213

121

270

249

31

85

85

43

41l

4B

2

15

5

6

20

Total

44

3,652

J,24()

499

691

406

769

750

125

412

412

Males Females

64

459

388

83

66

41

96

86

13

70

70

65

707

606

68

240

68

101

116

13

101

101

45

3,182

2,811

396

637

355

594

722

117

361

361

46

419

420

59

92

57

84

108

20

29

29

Age 65-74

Unmarried

Males Females

66

31

29

9

6

5

5

2

2

2

2

67

16

16

[5

47

917

860

116

180

107

243

176

38

57

57

48

3,133

2,762

487

619

307

602

659

88

371

371

49

2,780

2,453

332

591

30i

SIO

641

71

327

327

Married

Males Females

68 69

197 172

170 109

35 4

33 70

15 12

49 9

32

6

27

27

14

(jJ

63

'TABLE C-IlI 70

Age and Civil

. Age 65-74-(conald.) Age 75 and

-----

0 Widowed or d divorced Total Unmarried Married

:3 .. Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ~

2 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77

DIstrict Total 230 519 164 249 14 23 43 72

RUTIII Total 189 4S1 101 119 13 23 33 33

Tehsil Hamirpuf (Rural) 39 64 24 26 5 8 .3 •

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 27 155 29 70 2 20 10 2G

:3 Tehsil Malwba (Rural) 24 56 10 13 3 Z

4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 42 92 14 30 4

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 52 102 27 35 4 2 6 2'

6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural) 5 12 3 5 2

U,ban Total 41 38 57 70 I 10 39

Urban NOlKity 41 38 57 70 10 39

NOTE-In the above table the figure, for widowed and

g All Ages Age 5-14 Age 15-24 Age 25-34

ai -5 fIl

Tract Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

District Total 144 63 76 8 4 21 12

R",al Totsl 131 66 66 '1 3 14 51

Tobail Hamirpur (Rwal) 16 II 5 2 7 2

2 TehaiJ Kulpabat (Rural) 58 20 38 5 7 2

3 Tehail Mahoba (RUJal) 16 10 6 3 2-

.. Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 8 8 2.

5 'l'chsil Ralh (Rural) 30 25 5 7 1

,; Tehail Charkhari (Rural) .. 4

llrba Tots' 12 2 10 I I 3

Urban Non-city 12 2 10 I· 3

71 TAFLE C-III

Condition -(concld.)

over Ase not stated

Widowed or Widowed 01 divorced Total Unmarried Married divorced

Males Females Males Females Males Females 'Males Fcmares Mal~ Females

7S 79 8,1 81 82 8.3 M 85 86 87

1(11 154 6 3 2

61 123 6 3 2

II 23

17 24

6 It

9 29

17 31 " I 2

5

46 31

46 31

~--

divorced bave been combined. Tbe figures for divo:rced persons are as foKows :

Age 35--44 Age 45-54 Age 55-64 Age 65-14 Age 75 and over :A_se not stated

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 21 22 123

21 18 5 1(; 9 12 11 2

~O 18 5 14 9 9 II 2

2 S 2 II .. , 10

3 3 3

3

14 2 2

2

Z 3

2 :3

TABLE C-IV

District Total ...

Rural Total



3 Tebsil Maboba (Rural)




Urban Total

Urban Non~ity ...

0 tl -os .;:: 0

Vl

District Total ' .•

Rural Total



:3 TehsiJ Mahoba (Rural)



6 Tebsil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban 'Non-city .••

0 = ";;j 'C II> Vl

._----_ .. _-----_.-

---_------District Total ...

Rural Total



:3 Tebsil Mahoba (Rural)

4 Tehsil Maudaha (&ural)



Urbnn Total

Urban No~ity ...

...

-- _._-------

Tract

2

Tract

2

Tract

2

- -------- -_._-

72

Age and

Samplo -----~ -_-__ . ---

Total Literate


-.---.~--_-----:3 4 5 6

34,815 31,812 6,197 7)5

30,899 28,332 4,872 311

5,002 4,433 761 43

6,586 6,214 962 73

3,M6 3,428 540 28

7,068 6,412 1,179 88

7,329 6,840 ),313 79 ),178 1,0:>5 117 0

4,006 3,480 1,325 398

4,006 3,480 1,325 398

--__ ---------------

Age 5-9-(concld.) Age

Illiterate Total


15 16 17 18

4,244 3,897 4,465 3,595

3,815 3,516 3,934 3,161

623 636 642 516 832 707 839 681

481 446 472 358

890 815 918 729

836 803 940 750

153 109 123 127

429 381 531 434

429 381 531 434

---------- -~- ------ ----- --- -

Age

Total Literate

Males Females Males Female&

29 30 51 32

5,621 5,136 1,334 140

5,084 4,587 1,lll 74

795 668 li'3 7

1,049 980 156 14

587 565 130 8

1,168 1,0'i9 290 22

1,276 1,144 329 23

209 151 33

537 549 ZZJ 166

537 549 223 66

--------_----_------ -----.~ .. - ---~.

Literacy

Population

Males

7

28,618

25,931

4,241

5,624

3,106

5,689

6,011;

1,061

2,681

2,681

10-14

lUiterate

Literate

Males

19

1,019

180

1\4

172

135

176

216

17

239

239

25-34

. Females

20

133

62

11

12

5

16

16

2

16

76

Illiterate

Males

33

4,287

3,973

622

893 457

878

947

176

.f14

''114

Females

34

4,996

4,513

661

966

557

1,057

!,121

151

483

483

73

Age 0-4

Females

8

31,097

28,015

4,390

6,141

3,400

6,324

6,761

999

3,082

3,082

Males

9

4,869

4,263

667

901

507

1,005

994

189

606

606

Illiterate

Males

21

3,U!)

J,1S1

528

667

387

742

724

106

292

292

Females

22

3,457

3,099

505

669

353

713

734

125

358

358

Total

Females

Males

23

5,653

4,966

71i5

1,065

550

1,148

1,253

185

691

697

10

4,359

3,938

644

787

50Z

937

911

149

419

429

Total

Females

24

5,320

4,752

807

1,001

550

1,035

1,194

165

568

568

Age 35-44

Males

II

4,483

4,004

649

900

499

937

865

154

4i9

419

Total

Males

25

1,6312

1,192

172

264

122

272

329

33

440

440

Ago 5-~

Females

12

3,940

3,530

637

113

446

811

808

109

410

410

Age 15-24

Literate

Females

26

216

103

12

21

9

33

24

4

113

113

--------~ -------------~--------

Males

35

4,515

4,027

649

839

515

949

918

157

488

4118

Total

Females

36

4,147

3,729

514

832

462

842

904

175

418

418

Males

37

870

711

120

104

96

192

187

12

159

159 _

Literate

Females

38

80

40

8

11

4

9

8

40

40

Illiterate

Males

39

3,645

.1,316

52~

735 419

757

731

145

329

329

Females

40

4,067

3,689

506

S21

0458

833

896

175

316

378

TABLg C-IV

Literate

Males

13

239

189

26

68

IS

47

29

51}

50

Females

14

43

14

6

2

5

29

29

lUiterate

Males

27

4,031

3,714

593

801

428

B76

924

152

251

257

Females

28

5,164

4,649

795

980

541

1,0)2

1,170

161

455

455

Age 45-54

Total

Males Females

41

3,133

2,162

487

619

307

602

659

88

.171

371

42

2,780

2,453

332

593

306

no 641

71

327

327

TABLE C-IV 74

Age and

Age 45 54 (concld.)

----------------Literate Illiterate

District Total ."

Rural Total

Tebsil Hamirpur (Rural)


:I Tehsi! Mahoba (Rural)



6 Tehsil Charkhari (Ruul)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city ...

Tract

2

Tract

2 ------.--------------

Distrlct Total

Rural Total







Urhan Total

Urban Non-city

Males

".

Age 65-74-(concld.)

llliterate

Males Females

57

336

281

72

17

36

75

69

12

55

55

58

655

606

68

240

68

101

116

13

49

49

43

618

492

87

86

49

133

125

12

126

126

_-------- ----------------------------------------

Males

59

1M

107

24

29

10

14

27

3

57

57

Females

44

37

19

4

6

2

4

3

18

18

Total

l'emales

60

249

179

26

70

13

30

35

5

70

70

Males

45

2,515

2,270

400

533

258

469

534

76

245

245

Females

46

2,743

2,434

328

587

304

506

638

71

309

309

Age 75

Literate

Mdes Females

61

45

26

9

5

4

2

5

19

19

62

NOTE-Persons who can read but cannot write were separately enumerated in the Census. In the taMe their

ci o

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total

Tebsil Hamirpur (Rural)


3 Tebsil Mahoba (Rural)



6 Tehsil Cbarkbari (Rural)

Urban Total

Urban Non-city

All ages Age 5-9 -- --_ .. _---------

Persons Males Females Males Females

776

667

71

117

42

219

183

35

109

109

4

610

528

68

40

40

199

154

27

82

S2

5

166

139

3

77

2

20

29

8

27

27

6

55

48

6

10

18

10

7

7

7

10

7

7

3

3

Age 10-14 Age 15-24


8

100

76

10

4

5

25

30

2

24

24

9

33

23

3

II

5

3

10

10

10

112

99

7

7

39

37

7

[3

13

11

34

28

II

10

5

6

6

75 TABLE C-IV

Literacy -( concld.)

Age 55-64 Age 65 14

Total Literate Illiterate Total Literate

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56

1,433 1,579 316 9 1,122 1,570 458 707 122 52

1,268 1,405 262 5 1,006 1,400 388 606 107

241 221 49 192 221 83 68 11

278 317 57 3 221 314 66 240 49

154 158 28 126 158 44 68 8

231 332 46 2 IS5 330 96 101 21

307 337 75 232 331 86 116 17

57 40 7 50 40 13 13

170 174 54 4 116 110 10 101 15 52

170 174 54 4 116 170 70 101 15 52

and over Age not stated

Illiterate

Males Females

63 64

119 2"9

81 i79

15 26

24 70

6 13

12 30

22 35

2 5 38 10

38 70

Total

Males Females

65 66 .- .---~-- ------

6

6

1

1

4

Males

67

2

2

Literate'

Females

68

Illiterate

Males Females

69

4

4

3

10

number has been included in the column for" illiterate". The number of such semi-literate persons is as fo~ows :

Age 25-34 Age 35-44, Age 45-54 Age 55-64 Age 65-74 Age 75 and over Age Dot stated .

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema;es

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23, 24 25

127 34 ll4 38 57 4 31 6 II 7 3

119 30 94 37 52 28 6 10 7 2

18 12 10 3 2 6 19 8 33 2 6 2 2 7 9 4 4

52 4 40 18 6

31 7 20 3. 15 7 3 2 2 5 5 3 2 2 6 .8 4 20 I 5 J 3 I 8 4 20 5 3 3

----------- _- ----_------ ------~----------"--~-.---- ________ O_" _____ ~_ ---------.

TABLE C-V

Tract

2

District;Total .•.

Rurlll Total

I Tehsil Hamirpur (Ruul)

2 Tch8i~ Kulpahar (Rural)

3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) -

4 Tchsil Maudaha (Rural)

5 Tehlil Rath (Rural)


Urban Total

Urban Non~it)' .•.

Tract

2

Dlatrlct Total ."

Rural T,tal





5 Tehlil Rath (Rural)

6 'Tohlil Charkhari (Rural)

Urban No~itJ •••

Tract

2

District Total •••

Rural Total







Urban Toflll

Urban N01l city",

.. ,

76

Sample Population

PerSOH

66,621

59,141

9,435

12,800

7,014

13,480

14,169

2,183

1,486

7,486

Males

22

'78 613

15S

201

101

201

179

27

105

105

Males

4:

34,815

30,809

5,002

6,586

3,646

7,068

7,329

1,178

Femal~

23

818

116

132

121

100

180

159

24

101

102

4,006

4,006

Age [8

Females

5

31,812

28,332

4,431

6,214

3,428

6,412

6,840

1,00;

3,4MO

3,480

AI09

Malee Females

24

762

614

101

163

84

145

148

33

88

88

Age 19

25

643

6()(J

S~

157

62

125

151

1(j

43

43

Malel Females Males Females

42

781

69Z

85

171

153

155

163

35

89

89

45

693

643

99

135

79

153

149

28

50

50

44

318

Z58

64

66

31

37

51

9

6(}

60

45

297

247

n 45

30

40

52

7

50

50

Age 0

Males Females

6

1,332

1,140

IS5

214

140

27S 268

55

191

192

7

1,135

1,001

111

HII

129

252

250

48

134

134

Age 10

Males Females

26

l,llS

992

166

209

121

247

208

41

123

123

Age 20

Males

46

744

659

88

141

73

154

173

30

85

85

27

992

88f}

150

115

Iro 212

196

47

liZ

112

Females

41

938

861

183

147

90

198

203

40

77

77

Single lear

Age I

Malos Females

8

862

111

108

185

102

1M

lSI

33

B5

8,

Age 11

9

812-

118

13()

153

81

168

178

26

84

84

Males Females

28

7st

661

119

140

79

142

177

10

IU

Age 21

29

. 101

128

67

118

1[13

24

80

80

Males Females

48

398

351

62

70

37

93

87

8

41

41

49

371

325

92

59

30

64

75

5

46

Age Returns

Age 3

Male.. Females Males Females

10

817

150

115

148

90

199

166

32

91

97

Age 12

11

788

109

116

165

82

166

153

27

19

79

12

926

808

123

175

93

192

191

34

118

118

Agl! 13

13

8;6

193

129

154

117

191

181

21

63

63

Males Femall!s Males females

30

1,070

923

136

203

123

215

210

34

l4'1

147

31

780

6'J2

85

148

89

167

176

27

88

Age 22

Males

50

32

71)1

624

105

144

64

123

166

22

80

BO

Females

51

33

556

496

83

117

55

106

119

II

10

70

77 TARLE C-V

Agl! 4 Age 5 AgeG Age 7

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FGmales

14

'902

188

136

179

82

168

188

35

114

114

Age 14

15

768

699

12B

134

93

160

157

27

69

69

Males Females

34

825

728

It 4

143

85

191

179

t6

91

97

35

621

537

92

113

47

126

141

18

84

Age 23

16

980

876

138

In

119

213

189

44

104

104

Age 15

17

81H

79Z

133

161

96

190

1116 26

99

99

Males Females

36

635

561

71

127

55

147

140

21

114

12"

37

521'1

439

7I

104

49

86

1I6

13

90

90

Males Females Males

52 53 54

16

951

843

135

ISB

106

200

180

34

108

103

19

876

780

167

136

104

171

176

26

96

96

Age 16

Male"

Age 24

38

774

663

92

134

81

161

175

20

III

111

Female3

55

Females

39

'757

637

62

17B

615

129

176

24

1"()

120

20

812

138

lIT

175

89

172

169

16

74

14:

Age 11

21

.712

64Z

116

133

84

151

136

17

If}

70

Males Females

Males

56

420

348

6t

81

32

93

75

6

72

Age 2)

"ri

264

118

50

57

21

47

47

6

36,

36

57 ,---,~-.---------------------------

Ci76

638

80

124 70

156

185

23

38

38

636

604

84

90 62

158

179

31

32

I 32

310

283

67

57

56

11

21

27

288

252

30

64 37

56

60

5

36

36

557

501

95

93 54

95

148

22

so

50

5~7

516

63

122 84

104

137

6

31

31

1,012

913

122

189 119

220

22:5

38

99

'99

890

715

11&

126 106

231

169

Z5

liS

115

TI\BLE C.V

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total





5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) ,


Urban Total

Urban Non-city ...

Tract

2

District Tetal

Rural Total







Urban Total

Urban Non-city .••

Tract _- ------ ---------2

District Total

Rural Total





5 Tchsil Rath (Rural)


Urban Total

I Urban Non-city •••

Age 26

Males Females

58

511

444

69

\10

52

715

136

19

67

67

Males

76

887

777

96

152

107

205

ISS

29

110

110

Age 35

59

500

428

65

101

50

94

101

17

72

Females

Age 44

77

959

814

119

176

104

203

150

62

145

1'15

Males Females

94

194

173

53

_20

22

37

38

3

21

21

95

184

16S

2,*

76

12

20

31

2

19

19

78

Age 27

Males Females

60

361

291

74 53

31

57

70

6

70

70

Males

78

638

577

63

122

81

132

159

20

61

61

Age 36

61

239

176

24

44

23

37

44

4

63

63

Females

Age 45

79

495

446

65

94

55

96 123

13

49

49

Males Females

96

950

827

100

194

94

196

218

25

123

123

97

825

7Z1

117

12::1

91

172

191

21

104

IC4

Age 28

Males Females

62

745

638

76

121

SO

155

179

27

1(11

107

Age 37

63

757

681

96

128

80

181

175

23

74

74

Males Females

80

212

203

52

2S

20

50 42

II

9

9

Age 46

81

113

100

13

26

15

20

24

2

13

13

Single Year

Age 29

Males Females

64

260

218

46

34

18

67

40

13

42

42

Age 315

65

16(i

150

13

45

19

31

39

3

Ui

16

Males Females

82

453

385

74

i4

36

114

71

16

68

68

Age 47

83

392

371

55

77

41

72

119

7

21

21

-----------..

Males Females

98

244

203

46

46

26

33

42

10

41

41

99

153

U5

12

31

22

30

45

5

13

13

Males Females

]00

151

115

45

19

7

26

15

3

36

35

101

101

92

5

44

12

9

22

9

9

A.ge Returns -(contd.)

Males

66

1,210

1,111

126 263

131

268

281

-is

93

93

Age 30

Females

67

1,386

1,251

219

240 150

287

321

Ita

I~

129

Age 31

Males

68

238

220

56

44

11

60

35

14

18

IS

Females

69

167

139

21

2S

21

21

42

6

28

28 ~------------- .. --.~--~-----

Age 39 Age 40


85 S4 ----_-----~---------

86 87

79

Age 32

Males

70

726

101

100

154

82

157

186

22

25

25

Age 41

Males

88

Females

71

Sts

S66

79

III 5S

149

150

19

32

32

Females

89

Age 33

Males

72

250

249

65

46

27

47

52

12

1

Aae42

Females

73

I" 16S

I' 63

2S

20

35

6

4

Males .Females

90 91

TABLE C-V

Age >4

Males Females

74 75

308 .26t

293 248

61 2Q

55 94

36 30

59 2S

72 68

10 8

15 16

15 16

Ale 43

Males Females

92 ---------~-------------------- __ -----_---~

171

114

39 21

1

20

24

3

~1

57

101

91

8

28

13

18

26

1

7

- Aae 48

Males

102

335

276

45

61

20 70

73

7

59

59

Females

103

264

211

26 _

56

25

43

74

3

37

37

1,174

l,tJ39

124

256

136

205

258

60

135

135

1,290

1,160

165

187

t43

291

326

48

131!

130

IS4

/Sf)

40

25

15

48

14

8

4

4

127

116

16

30

21

17

8

24

11

II

439

411

61

106

61

'2 91

6

23

22

373

356

42

100

36

79 83

16

11

17

193

192

47

35

30

46

33

1

113

101

7

38

22 26

14

o

6

----- -_---- -----------------------

Age 49

Males

104

113

95

34

18

10

15

15

3

18

18

Females

105

93

92

2

50

6

12

l'>l

3

Age 50

Males

106

794

121

74

157

88

179

200

23

73

73

Females

107

851

769

129

137

96

178

194

35

81

Age 51

Males Females

lOB

139

129

34

37

14

17

16

II

10

10

109

125

67

9

22

8

9

19

58

58

Age 52

Males Female'!

110

191

190

39

46

25 37

41

2

I

III

li7

'164

20

54

17

34

38

13

13

'r.ABLE: c.;-V

Tract

2.

District Total . ,.

Rural Total




.4 Tehsil Maudaba (Rural)

.5 Tehsil Rath (Rural)

6 Tebsil Cbarknari (Rural)

Ur.11II TO/llIl

Urban Non-city ...

Tract

2

Diatrict Total

RIIr.' To,.l

Tcbsil Hamirpur (Rural)

2 Tcbsil Kulpabar (Rural)

3 Tehail Mahoba (Rural)

4 Tcbsil Maudaha (Rural)

5 Tehsil Ratb (Rural,

, Teban Chatkhari (R.ural)

UrfJl1II Total

I

Urban Non-cit1 ...

Tract

2

District Total ...

R.,al ToltJl

1 Tebsit Hamirpur (Rural)

.2 TehsB Kulpaha( (Rural)

3 Tebsil Maboba (Ruraij

" Tehsil Maudaha (Rural)



U,J,(III T,tal

Urban Non-city ...

Age~3

Males

112

" 93

25

22

15

12

IS

(;

6

Males

132

28

18

6

6

5

3

7

Females

Age 63

113

83

83

9

35

IS

!!

13

Females

133

61

61

4

24

11

II

II

Age 73

Males

152

IS

IS

2

-4

" -4

Females

153

17

17

14

2

80

Age 54

Males Females

114

117

113

45

19

a 17

21

3

4

4

Age 64

115

103

93

3

35

11

15

26

3

10

10

Males females

134

37

36

7

10

2

4

to 2

2

2

Age 74

135

41

31

3

15

5

5

4

9

9

Males Females

154 155

18

18

1

2

9

27

26

21

3

Age 55

Males

116

432

313

15

M

46

75

82

11

59

59

Females

117

3M

340

71

33

42

103

82

9

44

44

Age 65

Male~

136

U5

159

40

24

14

38

37

6

36

.36

Females

137

285

liS

32

43

35

50

47

8

10

70

Age 75

Males

156

63

39

.7

13

3

I

104

14

24

Females

157

47

38

6

5

5

13

8

9

g .

Single Year

Age 56

Males Females

liB

138

104

19

22

14

16

21

6

34

34

Age 66

123

114

12

44

II

II

34

2

9

9

Males Female!

135

34

19

4

5

I

2

6

IS

15

Age 16

139

57

51

I

37

3

5

5

6

6

Males Females

158 159

17

II

4

2

2

2

6

6

48

48

46

Age Returns -(contd.)

Age 57

Males

120

54

45

12

6

5

9

11

2

9

9

Males

140

18

18

3

3

5

Females

Age 61

121

39

38

5

1'4

4

7

$

f'cmales

141

12

12

2

5

3

Age 77

Age 58

Males Females

122

143

113

20

29

17

22

32

3

20

20

Age 68

123

127

107

11

25

12

22

35

2

20

20

Males Females

142

17

17

3

4

3

3

3

Age 78

143

32

32

8

12

3

8

Males

124

38

29

7

8

4

5

,3

2

9

9

Males •

144

81

Age 59

Females

Age 69

125

28

27

10

4

4

8

Females

145

43

42

34

3

3

I

Age 79

Age 60

Males Females

126

443

411

74

90

42

75

104

26

32

32

127

576

516

98

Age 70

78

56

135

126

23

60

60

Males Females

128

48

48

8

13

7

II

5

4

129

Age 7i

82

78

5

45

4

II

II

·2

4

4

TABLE C-V

Age 62

Males Females

130

77

72

13

10

12

11

26

5

5

Age 72

131

I1S

92

11

29

9

23

18

2

26

26


146

<134

115

23

21

15

29

24

3

19

19

Age SO

147

164

147

23

26

20

34

40

4

11

17

148

9

9

2

2

3

Age 81

149

24

24

21

.' ..

150

17

17

4

2

3

7

Age 82

151

46

40

27

6

6

MaJes females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females Males Females

160

3

3

2

161

3

3

3

162

13

7

I

2

2

6

6

-- .--- --- -----163

11

10

4

2

4

I

I

164

1

I

165 166

41

22

7

5

2

6

2

19

19

167

47

42

II

6

4

9

9

3

5

5

168 169 170 171 -------_-

5

4

2

I

3

3

2

TABLE C-V 82

Single Year

15 Age 8:3 Age 84 Age $5 Agei6

ca :3 .... .. Tract Maltl6 Fomales Males Females Males Females Ma<les Females fIl

2 172 113 174 175 176 177 178 179

District T.tal S2 2 (I II

Raral Total 2 5 9 1

1 TehsiJ Hamirpul (Rural) 2

2 'lchsil Kuipabar (Rtlral) 2 3

3 Tebsil Mahoba (Rural)

4 Tehsil Maudafla (Rural)

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 5

6 Tahsil ClIBrkhari (R IIral)

Urban T9lal 52 2

Urban Non-city ". 52 2

8 Age 93 Ale 94 Age 95 Age"

-; 0;::

<D Tract \lJ Males Females Malell Females Males Females Males Females

2 192 193 19-4 195 1% 197 198 199

District Total 2 3

RUT"I Total I 2 J

Tebsil Hamirpur (Rural) 2


3 "ehsil Naboba (Rural)

-4 Tebsil Maudaba (Rural)

5 Tehsil Ratb. (Rural)


Urban T(}lal

Urban Non-city".

TABLE C-V

Age Returns-{conlld.)

Age 87 Age 88 Age 89 Age 90 Age!H Age 92

Males Females Males Females Males Females Malei Fema1e6 Males Felllales Males Female!

180 181 182 Iffi 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191

2 7 17 2 2

1 2 7 16 2 2

-5

'" 2

3 3

2 :3

I

-----

Age 97 Age 98 Age 99 Age 100 Age not stated

--Males FellMlles Males FellHlles Males Females Mates Females Males Females

200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209

6

I 6

...

4

. ~.

TABLE D-I 8 ....

D-SOCIAL AWD CULTURAL TABLES

Languages

<I) Motber Toagae

g Hindi Hindustani Urdu Puniabi

'd ·0

Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females u rn

2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 10

District Total 322,264 303,849 12,158 12,651 7,162 6,795 297 97

Rural Total 293,243 277,4'J2 8,761 8,665 1,19$ 1,398 12 5

I Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 49,270 45,014 I 6 5 5

2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 65,292 62,516 17 17 50 18 4

3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 36,308 34,433 9 13 2 2

4 Tehllil Maudaha (Rural) 68,137 64,544 75 54 962 1,127 1 2

5 Tehsil Rath (Rural) 71,817 68,771 31 12 171 155 6 3

6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural) 2,4d9 2,214 8,628 8,563 5

Urban Tota! 29,021 26,357 3,397 3,986 5,967 5,487 z.s5 92

Urban Non-city L9,021 26,357 3,397 3,986 5,967 5,487 285 92

0 Marathi Bencali Pushto Sindhi 1:3 -<U .;:;

Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males u Female~ ron

2 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Di.trict Total 43 25 25 8 17 7 3

Rural Total 6 7 4 5 17 3 3

I Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 2 2 3


3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 3 2 17

4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 6 7

5 Tehiil Rath (Rural)

6 Tehsit Charkhari (Rural)

Urban Total 37 18 21 3 4

Urban Non-city 37 18 21 3 4

0 Gujarati Marwari Arabic English Nepali CI

'd -- -~~--·c ---_. __ . ___

0 Tritct Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females rIl

2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

District Total 6 4 2 5 7 3

Rural Total 3 I


2 Tehsit Kulpahar (Rural)


4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 3



Urban Tdal 6 3 2 5 7 Urban Non-city 6 3 2 5 7

85 TABLE D-1

Languages-(concld. )

(ii) Bilingualism

Total SUBSIDIARY LA.NGUAGES persons returned as speaking a

Total language sub-

Hindus- Ben- Guja- Mara- Mar-sidiary to that Pun-Mother Tongue Speakers shown in col. I Hindi tani jabi Urdu gali Sindhi rati thi wari

'2 3 4 5 6 7 ~ 9 to II 12-

ALL MOTHER TONGUES-

Total 665,429 107 79 3 6 2~ 1 5 2 2 I Rural 590,731 63 38 2 6 2 7 5 2 1 Urban 74,698 44 41 1 1 1

Hindi-Total 626,113 22 6 6 5 2 2 1 Rural 570,735 20 6 6 5 2 I Urban 55,378 2

Hindustani-Total 24,809 1 Rural 17,426 I Urban 7,383

Urdu-Total 13,957 Rural 2,503 Urban tl,454

Punjabi-Total 394 34 29 3 2 Rural 17 1l 7 2 Z Urban 377 23 22

Bengali-Total 33 5 5 Rural 9 4: 4: Urban 24 1

Sindhi-Total 10 6 6 Rural 6 6 6 Urban 4:

Guiarati-Total 10 1-

Rural I 1 I ... Urban 9

Marathi --Total 68 11 17 Rural 13 2 2

.... .... , Urban 55 IS 15

Marwari-Total 7 3 3 Rm:a\

Urban 7 3 3 Nepali-

Total 1 I 1 Rural I .J Urball

English-Total 3 Rural 3 Urban

Pushto-

Total 17 11 17 Rural 17 17 17 Urban

Arab ic-

Total 7 Rural Urban 7

'TABLES D-ll & D.IlI 86

1

2

3

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total



Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) ...




Urban Total

I

2

3

4

5

6

Urban Nan-city

Tract

2

District Total

Rural Total



Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) .. .

Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) .. .

Tehsil Rath (Rural)


Urban Total

Urban Non-city

D-II-Reli.

Hindu

Total Population Total Arya Others Sikh

Persons Males Females Males Fe:nales Mal~s F~males Males Fe.llales Mal~s Fe.nales

3 / 4

665,42P 341,992

590,131 303,245

94,310 49,280

127,915 65,363

70,790 36,340

134,918

140,968

21,830

14,698

74,698

69,184

72,026

11,052

38,747

38,747

Total Population

5

323,43'7

287,486

45,030

62,552

3i,450

65,734

68,942

10,778

35,951

35,951

6

320,301

291,631

47,768

63,136

35,491

64,857

69,459

10,926

28,670

28,670

Total

7

302,72i

216,463

43,700

60,460

33,617

61,415

66,599

10,672

8

67

28

20

7

9

31

15

15

26,261 39 22

26,261 39 22

10 II

320,240 302,687

291,609 276,448

47,748 43,685

63,136

35,490

60,460

33,617

64,850 61,415

69,459 66,599

10,926 10,672

12

146

13

2

2

4

1

4

13

107

28,631 26,239 133 107

28,631 26,239 133 107

D-III -Scheduled

AGRICULTURAL .--~------ ---------------~---

I-Cultivators of land wholly oc

mainly owned and their dependants

II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned and their

dependants

III-Cultivatina labourers aDd thea

dependants

Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fe:nClJes Males Females

3

145,125

133,643

16,606

33,034

16,983

27,503

34,367

5,150

11,482

11,482

4

71,625

65,665

8,218

16,815

8,030

13,374

17,149

2,079

5,960

5,%0

5 6 7 8 9

73,500

67,978

8,388

16,219

8,'S]

57,158

55,984

7,191

14,265

6,887

60,958 23,844 :24,415

59,754 23,225 23,753

7,405

14,609

7,854

14,129 11,518 12,481

17,218 14,320. 14,664

3,071 1,803 2,741

5,522 1,114 1,204

5,522 1,174 1,204

3,~61

5,590

2,989

4,697

5,347

),04)

619

619

3,642

5,833

3,136

5,204

4,869

1,069

662

662

10

7,165

6,916

891

1,629

720

1,444

1,751

481

249

249

II

6,975

6,702

875

1,382

789

1,363

1,792

501

273

273

12

25,360 28,532

25\098 18,321

2,639 2,765

6,788 7,129

3,120 3,824

5,261 5,736

7,028 7,755

262 1, lIS

262 205

262 205

NOTE I-A second count of the Scheduled Castes was carried out from the National Register of Citizens and the figures were given (;) this count are

Serial number Tract

I 2

District Total Rural Total

I Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) 2 Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mahoba (Rural) 4 Tehsil Maudaha (Rural) 5 Tehsil Ra th (Rural) 6 Tehsil Charkhari (Rural)

Population j

146,857 135,534

16,527 34,553 17,062 27,534 34,065

5,793

According to an amendment to)he State Table D-lli (in Vol. 11, Part H-C-Age and Social Tables)

Non: 2-The following statcment shows thc number of perscns

Persons 26 Males 12

87 TABLES D-II & D-IH

gion

Other religion

Jain :iuddhist Zoroastrian Muslim Christian Jew Tribal Non-tribal -----_---

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males f'emales Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ~4 25 26 27 28 29

157 77 3 12 1 21,190 20,346 189 170

130 54 I Z 11,403 10,906 61 61

I 2 1,509 1,328

123 54 2,014 2,009 28 29

6 834 829 5 4

4,298 4,291 28 28

2,562 2,343

126 106

21 23 Z 10 9,181 ',44IJ lZ8 109

27 23 2 10 9,787 9,440 128 109

Castes


-- --Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from-

IV-Non-cultivating owners of land;

"-Production VIII-Other services agricultural rent. receivers; and theIr other than and miscellaneous

dependants Total cultivation VI-Commerce Vll-Transport Sour.;:es

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemaleS

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

789 1,036 14,467 12,542 7,657 5,7<1:4 527 626 401 385 5,882 5,787

745 972 9,681 8,224 6,499 4,846 236 285 62 53 2,884 3,040 100 123 1,027 983 535 465 23 20 5 4 464 494 258 265 2,,50 (,(itO 1,772 855 57 122 32 39 689 594 58 105 1,143 (,C99 665 616 8 6 a 2 462 475

116 17S 1,856 1,648 1,304 _951 25 49 14 8 513 640 194 248 2,829 2,55<1 2,038 1,l6G lOS 77 3 680 717 19 53 276 330 185 199 15 lJ 76 120 44 64 4,786 4,318 1,158 898 291 341 339 331 2,998 1,141 44 64 4,786 4,318 1,i58 898 291 341 339 332 2,998 2,747

mahalla/ward-wise for urban areas and (ii) village-wise for rural areas in tfle District Population Statistics. The figures arrived at from as below:-

Serial number

Urban T"tal Urban Non-city

Tract 2

Population 3

lJ,323 1l,:;<23

the original table has now been substituted by the table derived from tbe second count.

who returned themselves as Anglo-Indians.

females 14

TABLE D-IV

District State, etc. or Country

where born

2

Persons

:3

88

District Total

Males Females

5

Mig-

DISTRICT, TRACT, ETC.

Rural Total


6 7 ------~-~~~------------------------------------------------------------

TOTAL POPULATION

A Born in India ...

I Within the State of eolUDeration (i) District of enunwration

(ii) Other districts

II States in India beyond the State of enumeration

(i) States adjacent to the State of enumeration ... I Punjab 2 Delhi 3 Madhya Bharat 4 Rajasthan ... 5 Vindhya Pradesh 6 Bihar 7 Madhya Pradesh 8 Himachal Pradesh

(ii) 0 ther States I Assam 2 Bombay :3 Madras '" Orissa .. , 5 Jammu and KashmiJ; 6 Hyderabad 7 Mysore 8 P. E. P. S. U. 9 Saurashtra

10 Travancore-Cochin 11 Ajmer 12 Bhopal 13 Bilaspur 14 Cutch 15 Coori 16 Manipur 17 Tripura 18 West Bengal... ... 19 Andaman and Nicobar Islands

(Iii) J 2 3

Elsewhere in India Chandernagore Sikkim ... Foreign PossellSions

B Co_tries in Asia beyoDd India m-eluding U. S. S. R.

1 Afghanistan 2 Burma , Ceylon '" China 5 Nepal 6 Pakistan 7 Straits Settlements and Malaya 8 U. S. S. R. 9 Elsewhere in Asia

10 Unspecified

C Co_tries in Europe escladiag U.S.S.R.

I United Kingdom and Northern Ireland 2 Eire 3 Elsewhere 4 Unspecified

D Co_tries in Africa I Kenya 2 Mauritius :3 Mozambique ... '" Union of South Africa 5 Elsewhere 6 Unspecified

E Countries in America 1 Canada 2 United States .. . :3 Elsewhere .. . " Unspecified. .. .

F Co_tries in Australasia 1 Australia ... 2 New Zealand ... :3 Elsewhere 4 Unspecified

G Born at Sea

665,429

665,078

643,448 612,613 iJO,115

21,630

21,301 207 24

343 926

19,045 83

679

323 1

92 4

10 3

40

12 4 1

68 34

54

338

I 10

327

13 4 2

7

341,992

341,788

336,352 327,766 -

8,586

5,436

5,291 157 12 86

592 4,110

36 304

139 1

56 2 3 2

24

12 2 1 1

20

IS

201

10 191

3

2

323,437

323,290

307,096 284,901 12,189

16,194

16,010 50 12 257 334

14,935 47

375

184

36 2 7 1

16

2

67 14

39

137

1

136

10 4 1

5

590,731

590,655

572,364 548,450 23,904

18,301

18,132 56 6

224 562

16,e69 35

3110

169

26 1

10

37

65 4:

25

70

1 2

67

6 4 2

303,245

303,191

!99,06~r 293,636

5,432

4,123

4,012 37 2· 53

324 3,476

16 164

51

13

3

22

1

11

53

2 51

287,486

287,464

273,2S6 254,814

18,412

14,178

14,060 19 4

17l 23S

13,393 11)

216

118

II 1 7

15

64 4

14

'"

17

1

16

5 4 1

.. , .. ,

89

rants

WHERE ENUMERATED

------ _._-_._-_._-----Tehsil Hamirpur (Rural) Tehsil Kulpahar (Rural)

Persons

9

94,310

94,286

93,660 85,269 8;591

626

609 2 2

367 156

82

17

4

2

10

24

1 23

lit

... ... ,.

Males Females Persons

10 11 12 ---_._ ..• _---_._ 49,280

41\261

48,915 46,908

2,067

286

277 2 l

215 33

26

9

3

6

19

I 18

'"

45,030

45,025

44,685 38,361 6,324

340

332

152 123

56

8

2

4

5

5

127,915

127,908

119,471 116,684

2,787

8,437

8,417 7 1

36 15

1l,295 5

58

20

9 I 2

7

3

3

4 4

Males Females

13 14

65,363 62,552

65,361 62,547

63,927 55,544 63,367 53,317

56() 1,247

1,434 7,O~3

1,413 6,994 2 5

1 9 27 1; 9

1,370 5

6,925

31 27

II 9

5 4 1

2

,"

3 4

2

2

• ~ t

4 4

...

TABLE D-IV



15 16 17

70,790 36,340 34,450 70,767 36,317 34,450

64,755 34,9111 29,764 63,131 34,482 18,649

1,624 509 1,IlS

6,012 1,326 4,686

5,975 1,304 4,611 12 5 7

70 21 49 115 56 59

5,677 1,199 4,478 6 6

95 23 72

37 21 15

3 2

30 18 12

, ... 4 2 2

23 23

23 23

...

.,;

.,. ..

Ie • ....

TABLE 1)-IV

District States, etc. or Country

where born

2

TOTAL POPULATION A Born in India I Within the State of enuD1eration

(i) District of enumeration

(ii) Other districts II States in India beyond the State of enuD1eration

(i) States adjacent to the State of mumeration

I Punjab 2 Delhi 3 Madhya Bharat 4 Rajasthan 5 Vindhya Pradesh 6 Bihar 7 Madhya Pradesh .,. S Himachal Pradesh ."

(ii)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 N 18 19

Other States Assam Bombay Madras Orissa ", J::!mmu and Kashmir Hyderabad Mysore P. E. P. S. U. Saurashtn;l Travancore-Cochin Ajmer Bhopal Bilaspur Cutch Coorg Manipur Tripura West Bengal Andaman and Nicobar Islands

(iii) Elsewhere in India

I Chandernagore 2 Sikkim •.• 3 Foreign Possessions

B ,C!)untries in Asia beyond India including U.S.S.R. I Afghanistan 2 Burma 3 Ceylon 4 China 5 Nepal 6 Pakistan '" " . 7 Strait Settlements and Malaya 8 U. S. S. R. ." ", 9 Elsewhere in Asia ...

10 Unspecified

C Countries in Europe excluding U. S. S. R.

I United Kingdom and Northern Ireland 2 Eire 3 Elsewhere 4 Unspecified

D Countries in Africa

E

1 Kenya 2 Mauritius 3 Mozambique '" 4 Union of South Africa 5 Elsewhere 6 Unspeeified

Countries in AD1erica

I Canada 2 United States 3 Elsewhere 4 Unspecified

F Countries in Australasia

I Australia :< New Zealand 3 Elsewhere 4 Unspecified

G Born at Se:l

90


Persons

18

134,918 134,904

132,785 126,677

6,198

2,119

2,041

18 I

92 45

1,778 8

99

78

6

7

4

57

3

12

11

2

2

Males

19

69,184 69,180

68,383 67,088

1,295

797 791

14 1

19 37

647

73

6

3

3

3

Females

20

65,734

65,724

64,402 59,589

4,813

1,322

1,250 4

73 8

1,131 8

26

72

5

7

56

3

9

8

DISTRICT, TRACT, ETC.

Tehsil Rath (Rural)

Persons Males Famales

21

140,968 1·10,960

140,218 135,508

4,770 (82

667 17 2

17 18

553 16 44

15

3

8 3

8

1 7

22

12,026 72,020

'il,862 70,935 _

927

158

156

14

1 10

110 II 10

2

2

6

I 5

23

t8,942 68,940

68,416 64,573

3,843

524 511

3 2

16 8

443 5

34

13

... 8 3

2

2

rants -(concld.)

WHERE ENUMERATED

Tehsil Charkhari (Rural) . ------~---------.---.- .-- _-----


24 25 26

21,830 1l,OS2 10,77&

21,830 11,052 10,778

21,405 10,930 10,475

21,181 10,856 10,325

224 74 150

425 122 303

423 121 302

9 3 6 2 2

410 117 293 ...

2 I

2

I

·1

.. (

..-------------

91

Urban Total

------- -

Persons

27

74,698 74,423 71,094

64,2i3

6;871

3,329

3,175 151 18

119, 364

2,176 48

21n

154 I

66 3

3 3

11 4. 1 3

30

29

268

8 260

7

7

Males

28

38,747 38,597 37,284

34,130

3,154

1,313

1,225

120 10 33

268 634 20

140

88 1

43 2

2 2

II 2 1

20

4.

148

8 140

2

2

Females

29

35,951 35,826 33,810

30,093

3,717

2,016

1,950

31 8

86 96

1,542 28

159

66

23 1

I 1

2

3 10

25

120

120

5

,0.

5

Persons

30

74,698 74,423 71,094 64,223

6,871

3,329 3,175

151 18

119 364

2,176 48

2'9

154 1

66 3

3 3

11 4 1 3

30

29

268

8 260

7

7

TABLE D~IV

Urban Non-city

Males

31

38,747 38,597

37,284

34,130

3,154

1,313 1,225

120 10 33

268 634 20

14Q

88 I

43 2

2 2

11 2 1 ...

20

4.

148

3 140

2

... 2

Females

32

35,'51 35,826 33,110

30,093

3,'117 2,016 1,950

31 8

86 96

1,542 28

159

66

23 I

2

3 10

25

120

120

5

5

TABLES D-V & ])..VI 92

(i) -Displaced persons by

DISPLACED PERSONS

Total Population of Displaced Persons 1946 1947 194B

----District Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

H<lmirpur

District

Hamirpur

District

Hamirpur

District

District Total

RUNI Total

Urban Total

2

267

3

152

1946

Males Females

21 22

1946

Males Females

37 38

Total Population of Displaced Persons

4

115

Persons M<lles Females

2

267

30

237

152

l!1

133

3

115

11

104

;)

1947

Males Females

23 24

1947

Males Females

39

_ ...

I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainlJ owned and their

dependants

Males Females

4 5

6 7 8 9 10

129 9B 20 15

DISPLACED PERSONS

19418 1949

Males Females Males FemaliS

25 26 27

DISPLACED PERSONS

1948 1949


41 42 43

D-V (ii) -Displaced persons by

Il-Cultivatorl of land wholly or mainly

unowned and their dependants

Males Females

6 7

AGRICULTURAL

III-Cuitivating labourers and their

dependant,

Males Females \

9

NOTE-Village-wise and tehsil-wise figures of displaced

D-VI-Non-Indian

Total Population

District Pers(',rH Males Females

2 3 4

Hamirpur 7 4 3

year of arrival in India

pROM WEST PAKISTAN

1949 1950

Males females Males Females

11 12 13 14

FROM EAST PAKISTAN

1950

Males Females Males

29 30 31

2

-------~---------

PROM DISTRICT UNSTATED -- ------- -------- --------

1950

Males Females Males

45 46 47

Livelihood Classes

CLASSES

93

1951

Males

15

1951

Females

32

TABLES D-V & D-VI

Date unstated - ---~--------

Females Malet> Females

16 17 18

Date unstated

Males Females

33 34

Children born in India

Males Females

19 20

Children born -in India

Males Females

35 36

----------------------- ----------_ 1951 Date unstated


48 49 50

NON·AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

---_-- --- -- -~-

Children born in India

Males Females

51 52

Persons (including;their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood fcom-

IV - NOll-Cultivating owners of land; agri

cultural rent receivers; and their dependants

Males Female:;

----_-~~

- 11 12

V-Production other than CUltivation

Males Females

13 14

7 8

7 8

VI-Commerce

Males Females

15 16

71 56

4 2

67 54

perSO[lS "IiI! be found in the Primary Census Abstract in Part II of this Volume.

Am~rican

~r(Jes femaks

5 6

4 :3

VIII-0ther servic~s

VII-Transport and miscellaneous

Sources


17 18 19 20

17 5 57 44.

4 2 11 5

13 3 b,6 39

TABLE D-VII ,94

Livelihood Classes by

AGRICULTURAL --------"-------

I-Cultivators of lI-Cultivators of land wholly or land wholly or mainly owned mainly unowned III-CultivAtins and their depen- and their depeo.- labourers and

All Classes 4dants dants their dependants -_.---------- .-

Educational Standards Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

-----2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Distrh:t

;'iterate 62,016 55,(J49 6,967 34,119 2~840 1,512 93 1,293 335

Middle School 2,807 2,579 228 932 23 33 1 39

Matriculate or S. L. C. 1,044 972 72 20i 5 7 J

Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts 324 315 9 34 2

or Science Degrees or Diplomas 1,043 984 59 238 2 3

Graduates in Arts or 89 68 21 14 I

Science Post-Graduates in Arts 36 36 2

or Science Teaching 427 411 16 35

Engineering Agriculture Veterinary Commerce I

Legal 9 9 4

Medical 18 18 6

Others 462 440 22 176 1 3

Total 67,234 59,899 7,33S 35,52g 2,872 1,55S 94 1,335 335

Rural

Literate 47,674 43,987 3,681 31,8)2 2,382 1,338 47 1,272 331

Middle School 1,762 1,712 50 796 12 24 36

Matriculate or S. L. C. 273 260 13 106 2 3

His:her Secondary Intermediate in Arts 41 40 1 19

or Science Degrees or Diplomas 8S5 849 6 213 1 3

Graduates in Arts or 24 21 3 (I 1 Science

Post-Graduates in Arts 4 4 2

or Science Teaching 398 396 2 29 Engineerins Agriculture Veterinary Commerce I 1 Legal 5 5 3

Medical III 16 5 Others 407 406 1 165 3

Total 51),605 46,848 3,157 32,966 2,398 1,366 48 1,311 33,

Tehsil Hamirpur

Literate ~,12~ 7,471 653 5,430 408 274 10 III 4 i\·fiddle School 257 250 7 J2~ 3 J Matriculate or S. L.C. 37 36 1 19

Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts 7 7 3

or Science Degrees or Diplomas 111 109 2 23 Graduates in Arts or

Science Post-Graduates in Arts

or Science Teaching S6 55 7 Engineering Agricult lifO

Veterinary Commerce 1 d Legal 2 2 2 Medical 3 3 Gthers 48 47 1 13

Total 8,5f6 7,873 663 5,599 411 2'?S 10 111 4

Educational Standards

CLASSES

IV-Non-cultivating owners of land ;

agricultural rent V-Production receivers; and their other than

, dependants cultivation -----_---__ ._ Males Females Males Females

II 12 13 14

'rotal

1,813 309 4,497 328 77 13 72 9

37 }3 1

5 3

23 2 J 1

6 1

1

3

2 I

II 2

1,955 324 4,598 339

Total

1,456 197 3,121 117

62 2 30 2

12 6

2

18 1

3

3 1

1 1

10

1,550 199 3,158 119

(II ural)

337 47 454 19 15 7 2 I

4 , I

3

358 4'1 462 19

95


VI-Commerce VIl-TransJ:l0rt -~


15 16 17 18

5,138 972 608 183 :IS} 31 34 24 69 54 23

17 4 3

3J 4 7 2 7 4 2

II I

1

14 4 I 5,509 1,007 707 235

2,357 155 64 19 47 2 3 3

II 10 I

3 1 2

1

2,416 151 78 23

430 30 16 6

5 2

435 30 18 6

TABLE D-VII

VIII-Other services and miscellaneous

sources

Males

19

6,069

1,140 574

252

671

36

21

370

I

3 11

235 8,712

2,547 714 114

18

610 8

2

362

10 227

4,003

419 .91 12

4

82

45

3 34

615

Females

20

1,901 121

43

4

48 11

16

15 2,129',

439 28 10

S 2

2

1 482

129 4 1

Z

136

TABLE D-VIJ 96


AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of II-Cultivators of

land wholly or land wholly or mainJy owned mainly unowned III-Cultivating

and their depen- and their depen- labourers and All Classes dants dants their dependants

Educational Standards Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 10

Tehsil KlIlpahar Literate 10,115 ·9,145 970 6,293 438 193 5 264 314-Middle School 467 452 15 1711 I II 35 Matriculate or S. L. C. 74 67 7 20 2 2

Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts 9 9 6

Oft Science Degrees or DiplomlJS 101 100 18 Graduates in Arts or 6 5 4


or Science Teaching 44 44 3 Engineering Agriculture Veterinary Commerce Legal ·1

Medical 4 4 Others 45 45 10

Total 10,766 9,773 993 6,520 441 204 6 301 314

Tehsil Maboba

Literate 5,535 5,217 318 3,~0 213 127 175 4

Middle School 301 292 9 150 2 3

MatricuiatiJ Of S. L. C. 42 42 20 Higher Secondary "

Intermediate in Arts 4 4 or Science

Degrees or Diplomas 53 53 31 Graduates in Arts or


or Science Teachina 8 8 5

I Engineering Agriculture Veterinary Commerce Legal Medical 2 2 Others 42 42 25

Total 5,935 5,608 327 3,882 215 130 175 4

Tebsi1 Malldaha

Literate 10,750 9,807 943 7,450 717 340 17 285 S.

Middle School 369 355 14 176 5 6

Matriculate or S. L. C. 65 63 2 22

Higher Secondary

Intermediate in Arts 11 10 6

or Science Degrees or Diplomas 434 432 2 73 2

Graduates in Arts or 6 5 Science

Post-Graduates in Arts 2 2 or Science

Teaching 281 280 10 Engineering Agriculture Veterinary Commerce Legal Medical 4. 4. 4 Others 140 140 57 2

Total 11,629 10,667 962 7,727 723 349 17 286 8

£ducational Standards-(contd.)

CLASSES -IV NOlHlultivating

owners of land; agricultural rent

receivers; and their dependant~ __ _

Males

11

• Rural)

355 14

3

2 372

~Rura))

197 9

2

2 208

(Rural) 327

9 8

:.!

2

348

Females

12

59

60

...

4

31 I

32

V-Production other thaD cultivation

Males Females

13

736 13 5

....

754

338 .3

341

592 .3

596

14

25 .1

26

17

... 18

14

14

97 TABLE D-VII

NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES ------------ - -----------,

VI-Commerce

Males

15

562 21 2

585

324 13

337

520 .3 1

.2 ,2

526

Females

16

22

23-

21 rI

2Z

45

46

VII-Transport

Males Females

17 18

16 11 1 3 6 1

24 15

11

11

14

1'5

VIII-Other services and miscellaneous

sources

Males

19

721. 179 32

.3

78

.3 .33

1,013

365 114 22

3

20 , I

.3

1 ' 15 524

279 1511 29

2

352

269

81

BZO

Females

2Q

96 8 4

109

59 5

64

110

7 2

2

121

TABLE D-VII

Educarional Standards

Literate Middle School Matriculate or S. L. C.

Highet Secondary Intermediate in Arts

or Science Degrees or Diplomas Graduates in Arts or


or Science Teaching Engineeri og Agriculture Veterinary Commerce Legal Medical Others

Total


Higher Secondary Intermediate in AIts



or Science Teaching Engineering Agriculture Veterinary Commerce Legal Medical Others

Total


Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arta

or Science Digrees or Diplomas Graduates in Arts OJ)



Total


Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts




Total

Persons

2

fl,712 358 54 ,

148 10

1 ,

1 3

124 11,181

1,438 10 1

1

8

8 1,458

14,342 1,045

771

Z83

188 tiS

32

29 I

4 2

55 16,619

14,342 1,045

771

283

188 65

32

29 1

4 2

SS 16,629

All Classes

Males

3 '

11,086 353 51

9

147 , 1

!II

1 3

124 11,646

1,261 10

1

8

8 1,28,

11,062 867 712

275

135 47

32

15 1

4 2

34 13,051

11,062 867 712

275

135 47

32

15 1

4 2

34 13,051

Females

4

62. 5 3

1 1

635

177

111

3,2110 178 59

8

53 18

14 .

21 3,518

3,280 178 59

8

53 18

14

21 3,518

98

t=Cultivators of land wholly or ' mainly owned


Males

5

7,917 158 24

2

62 3

4

54 8,163

1,057 10 1

6

6 1,075

2,21'.7 136 99

15

25 6

6

1 1

II 2,562

2,287 136 99

15

25 6

6

1 I

11 2,562

Females

6

440 1

I I

442

166

166

4511. 11 J

1

1 474

-458 11 3

I 474


ll-Cultivators of land wholly or

mainly unowned and their depen-

_ dan~~ ____ _

Males

7

366 3

1 370

38

31J

174 9 6

.,,_' ...

189

174 9 6

189

Females

14

1

46

46

46

46

AURICULTURAL

Ill-Cultivating labourers and

their dependants

Males Fema~

9 10

TehsilRath 417

I

418 Tel- sil Charkhari

20 1

20 1

Urban 21 4-

J

24 '" Urban

21 4 3

...

NOTE-The figures Shown against 'Degrees or IJiplomas' represent.

Educational Standards-( concld.) CLASSES

IV -Non-cultivating owners of land;

agricultural rent receivers; and their

dependants

Males

II

(Rural) 189 15 2

7 1

. ...

6 213

(Rural) 51

51 Total

357 15 25

3

S 3

1

1 4.05

Non-dtv 357

15 25

3

5 3

I 405

Females

12

51

51

5

5

112 II

2

2 125

112 11

2

2 125

-


Males

13

966 4

970

35

35

1,376 42 17

3

2 1

1,440

1,376 4~ 17

3

2 I

Females

14

40

40

2

... <:

211 7 1

1 1

ZZO

211 7 I

1,4-tO ~ZO

99


VI-Commerce

Males

15

495 5 5

I 507

26

36

2,781 205 61

16

30 5

11

1

13 3,{)93

2,731 205

61

16

30 5

11

13 3,093

Females

16

37

817 29

..

4 850

817 29

4

4 850

VII-Transport

Males

17

7 2 1

10

544 31 44

4

6 4

1

1 6Z9

544 31 44

4

6 4

I 629

Females

HI

164 21 22

3

2 2

'" 212

164 21 22

.3

2 2

'"

212

the total ofthe educational standards given below it in the table.

TABLE D-Vn

VIll-Other services and miscellaneous

sources ---Males Females

19 20

729 43 [65 '" 19 3

6

76 5

5

1 3

62 995 50

'4 2

2

2 36 Z

3,522 1,468 426 99 460 33

234 4

67 43 28 IS

19

8 14 1

2 1 S 14

4,109 1,641

3,522 1,46B 426 99 460 33

234 4

67 43 28 15

19

8 14 I

2 I 8 14

4,709 1,64'1

PART II

VILLAGE, TOWN, PARGANA AND THANA STATISTICS

102

Primary Censas

Total no. of persons Inmates or enumerated (includiag :nsi ltution s

No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless 0 the houses and housel~s personsl persons = hamlets No. of .g~Nllme of Village or in the Area in No. of house-8 . Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F

--_-----. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

-----~---

TEHSIL HAMIRPUR

I Abdullahpur Hamirpur Korara 239 Unpopulated 2 Amirta 2 Sumerpur Hamirpur .. , 287 64 70 359 181 178 3 Arazi Dhanpura Do. Binwar 127 Unpopulated 4 Arazi Khandehi Jar ... Do. Do. 137 Unpopulated 5 Arllzi Mutnazia Padhri Do. SumerpuI .. , 9 Unpopulated 6 Arazi Sagar Do. Binwal' 177 Unpopulated 7 Arazi S.midhanpura Do. Do. 105 Unpopulated B Atraiya 2 Do. Sumerpur ... 1,856 86 86 477 249 228 9 Atrar I Do. Binwar 2,271 132 150 '149 409 340

10 Babina Do. Sumerpur ... 540 Unpopulatej II Bachrauli 3 Hamirpur Korara 3,782 214 265 1,467 758 709 12 Badanpur 1 Do. Hamirpur ... 898 15 15 102 58 44 13 Badanpur 1 Sumerpur Snmerpur 825 61 76 410 213 197 14 Bahrauli Danda Do. Do. 822 Unpopulated 15 Bahrauli Darya Do. Do. 253 Unpopulated 16 Baije IsIllmpur I Hamirpur Korara 1,571 20 20 108 58 50 17 Brahminpur I Do. Do. 476 8 8 43 24 19 18 Banda 1 Sumerpur Binwar 1,455 177 189 857 458 399 19 Bank I Do. Sumerpur .. , 1.029 79 87 410 216 194 20 Banki 2 Do. Do. 2,034 274 337 1,576 814 762 21 Bara Gaon 1 Do. Hamirpur 1,694 86 105 498 287 211 22 Bardaha Sahjana 1 Do. Do. 737 67 77 359 U!7 172

Danda 23 Bardaha Sahjana Do. Do. 380 Unpopulated

Darya 24 Barkhera 1 Do. Sumerpur ... 1,466 106 133 672 342 330 25 llary;a .3 Hamirpuc Korara 1,257 71 80 468 250 218 26 Barwa 3 Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 1,315 77 83 500 252 248 27 Bendrapuri ... 1 Hamirpur Korara 1,564 16 17 98 54 44 28 Beri 1 Do. Do. 3,394 454 477 2,311 ],258 1,053 3 4 29 Bhakaul Sumerpur Hamirpur ... 1,653 Unpopulated 30 Bhainsapali 1 Hamirpur Korara 1,477 89 99 468 230 238 31 Bhamora 1 Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 394 39 69 316 157 159 32 Bhatpura Danda 1 Hamirpur Korara 936 120 150 &8 432 376 33 Bhatpura Darya Do. Do. 246 Unpopulated 34 Bhauli Danda 2 Do. Do. 1,645 229 339 1,768 972 796 35 Bhauli Darya Do. Do. 516 Unpopula!ed 36 Bhawaniyan 1 Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 1,579 104 119 544 276 268 37 Bhilwan Danda 2 Hamirpur Hamirpur ... 253 34 34 161 83 78 38 Bhilwan Darya Do. Do. 94 Unpopulated 39 Bhitri Do. Korara 522 Unpopulated 40 Bhonra Danda SumerpUr Sumerpur .,. aS5 690 775 829 434 395 41 Bhonra Darya Do. Do. 75 Unpopul&ted 42 Bidokhar Medni I Do. Do. 2,749 207 259 1,161 581 580 43 Bidokhar PUra J Do. Do. 2,737 282 291 1,293 652 641 44 Bilanhdi I Do. Do. 414 50 59 297 150 147 45 Bilota 4 Hamirpur Korara 1,427 128 134 756 397 359 46 Chakauthi 1 Do. Do. 1,011 70 80 384 197 1l>7 47 Chak Jamrehi Teer '" Do. Do. ... 52 Unpopulated 411 Chandaukhi Sumerpur Hamirpur ... 1,489 86 113 485 260 225 49 Chandauli Jar Do. Sumerpur ... S44 12 12 63 32 31 50 Chandauli Teer Do. Hamirpur ... 275 42 46 243 126 117 51 Chand Purwa Buzurg Do. Sumerpur ... 3,262 282 300 1,648 849 799 52 Chand Purwa Khurd Do. Do. 770 Unpopulated 53 Cbandupur Danda ... 5 Hamirpuf Hamirpur ... 1,362 59 116 387 195 192 54 Chandupur Dalya Do. Do. 365 Unpopulated 55 Chhani Buzurg I Sumerpur Binwar 2,873 208 228 1,048 548 500 56 Chhani Khurd 1 Do. Do. 2,564 392 398 1,778 936 842 ')7 Damar I Hamirpur .. Korara 3,548 155 155 719 391 328 58 Daryr.pur I Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 1,320 103 167 564 297 267 59 Deviganj 1 Hamirpur Korara 1,115 34 37 215 114 101 60 Deogaon I Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 2,209 289 289 1,384 699 685 61 Dhanpura 1 Do. Binwar 1,114 100 123 591 286 305 62 Dhundpur 2 Do. Sumerpur '" 1,526 143 173 869 456 413 63 Gahtauli I Do. Do. 879 41 42 203 109 94 64 Gauri I Do. Do. 736 32 33 146 76 70 65 Gimuhan Danda I Eamirpur Korara 721 51 62 412 218 194 £6 Gimuhan Darya Do. Do. 160 Unpopulated 67 Gujraura 1 Do. Do. 1,627 35 38 185 90 95 68 Gulabganj 2 Do. Do. 802 21 22 105 56 49 69 Haraulipur 2 Do. Do. 775 28 ,0 181 107 74 70 Helapur Danda 1 Sumerpur Hamirpur ... 554 93 III 514 283 291 71 Hc!apur Darya Do. Do. 141 Unpopulated 72 Indrapuri I Hamirpur Korara 1,372 18 18 j24 72 52 73 lngotha 1 Sumerpllf Sumerpur ... 6,987 533 721 3,293 1,782 1,511 74 lsauli 1 Do. Do. 680 24 30 163 811 74 75 ltra I Do. Do. YOI 10 13 50 25 25 76 Jakhela 1 Hamirpur Korara 1,593 135 139 589 321 268 77 Jalala I Sumerpur Sumerpur 543 42 45 246 135 III

-----~~ -.--~.~ -----------

103

- Abstract-( contd.)

Displaced . persons ~terates

M F

14 15

(RURAL)

4 5

M F

16 17

21

69 58

124 6

31

2 1

112 10

158 5

27

49 32

128 2

323

27 91

266

22 6

15

127 182 36 26 4

3:i

136

4

162 186 30 41 6

166 36 36 16 16 26

10 9

11 44

1 358

18

32 26

9 3

3

7

13

2

31

5

16

20 4

35

14 10 3 1

12

18 2 1 9

23 2 2

2 6

41

AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

Il-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul-tors of land tivating own-



wholly or ers of land j mainly un- III-Cultivat- agricultural V-Produc-

owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other and their and their and their than cul-dependants dependants dependants tivation

M F M F

18

70

193 276

635 55

160

48 23

264 179 566 250 147

286 170 177 39

685

171 97

337

710

184 62

252

377 472 114 296 100

159 12 73

635

183

234 477 264 215 104' 400 184 340

61 51

180

75 41 74

234

53 971

75 14

114 102

19 20 21

71 4

188 9 a 232 34 25

632 7 11 41 3 3

147 5 3

39 15

223 68 58 158 518 45 37 174 1 2 131 13 10

272 164 181 31

559

179 106 303

646

173 69

223

358 447 106 287 104

141 8

68 591

180

196 438 218 193 90

382 208 304

54 50

154

76 39 50

224

43 879

63 13 80 87

10 23 7

10 54

8 4 7

3

18 8

86

32

46 32

15

28

5

113 37 24 30

3 38 64 21 18 5 9

2 9

30

10 188

I 94 6

13 19 9

11 51

7 7 8

2

17 I

82

29

34 19

19

31

8

106 24 26 17 2

44 65 23 8 2

16

7 21

5 144

4 72 9

M F M F M F

51 54 35 37

21 15 23 16 69 54 4 3 13 13

33 16 16 2 20 12

31 35 8 5 4 3

8 10 I 4

65 66 12 14 18 13 30 30 I 3 88 86 23 34 34 29 22 ?3 14 14 13 6

II I 8

21 27 35 25 30 27 12 6 2 2

248 218 41 36

33 29 9 14 48 43 4 1 46 35 8 4

116 87 21 10

43 47 I 2

31 30 30 32

61 62 40 51 47 50 16 25 16 13 2 39 32 27 31 13 15

78 72 223 2

49 48 103 97 6 8

3

58 61 9 13 176 16j 20 10 78 73 1 20 25 13 15 4 5

194 192 23 20 3 6 45 37 20 22 14 11 15 21

4 10 8 10 8

7 12 ') 3 2 3

35 53

9 4 321 275 II 8

9 7 5 4 10 8 54 60 20 14 5

9 11 5 3

82

4

21

53

13 2

12

34 59 9

II 25

12

27

2

46 140

7 2 2

29 7

13 1

18

1 1 I 9

141

6 8 4

74

3

15

14

10 1

6

30 58 11 4

18

4

31

3

38 122

4 I 4

26 5

10

16

2

3

78

47. 46

VllI-Other services and

VI-Com- VIl-Trans- miscellaneous merce port Sources 0

a -8

M F M F M F8

3

5

7

2

5 2 5

2

5 6

41

3 3

39

4

2

3 23

3

6

7

37 40

5 2

... 9

6

18

6

2

2

2 1 6

I 8

30

2 3

17

2

6

5 27

2

2

11

34 34 1 1

... 9

7

2

25

... 8

3

4 3

2

2

",/.. , ....

32 33 I

18

3 8

40

5

26 4

53

5

16 6

15

104

5 I

10

30

14 10

21

34 35 10 2

5

40

2

51 46 12 15 I

21 5

11

10 1

4

5

132

I 13 2

3 ... 5 6 7

I 8 II 9

10 35 II

12 4 13

14 15 16 17

23 18 2 19

52 20 21

9 22

23

12 24 1 25

13 26 27

83 28 29

6 30 ~l

8 32 3)

18 3'* 3, 19 36 5 37

3& 39

16 40 41

45 42 34 43 10 44 4,

46 47

6 4S 49 5()

3D 51 52 5} 54

52 5:; 43 56

6 57 15 5S

)9 32' 6()

t 61 10 6l

63 6 64

65 (,6

3 67 .68 6'J

10 70 71 72

1,)2 73.,':' •• ... ;)4' .c. 7)

6 /'1 76 2 .... 77

---" ----------,----,-,

104

Primary Censas

Total no. of persons Inmates· of enumera)ed (including institutions

No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and housele;~ ci the houses and houseless persons) persons c= hamlets No. of 4)

Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house-'1:1 0 Town!Waxd village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M 1-U

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. 10 II 12 J)

TEHSIL HAMIRPUR

78 Jalla Hamirpur Korara 1,079 76 78 381 201 180 79 Jamrahitir Danda Do. Do. 262 34 40 160 82 78 80 Jamrahitir Darya Do. Do. 690 Unpopulated 81 Jamrahi Upor I Do. Do. 706 56 63 392 188 204 82 Jhalokhar I Do. Do. 1,864 367 383 1,709 901 808 83 Kaithi 4 Sumerpur Sumerpur 4,154 305 373 ],394 723 671 84 Kllkrau 1 Hamirpur Korara 922 116 119 713 369 344 85 Kalauli Jar 1 Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 2,106 164 183 811 422 ~9 86 Kalaulitir Danda I Do. Hamirpur ... 1,086 158 183 848 423 425 87 Kalaulitir Darya Do. Do. 187 Unpopulated 88 Kalla 1 Do. Binwar 1,560 84 98 490 236 254 89 Kandaur Danda 1 Hamirpur Korara 2,807 145 198 1,006 503 523 90 Kandaur Darya Do. Do. 485 Unpopulated 91 Kanjauli I Sumerpur Hamirpur 1,260 21 25 137 73 64 92 Kanota Danda 2 Hamirpur Do. 1,473 58 85 434 225 209 93 Kanota Darya Do. Do. 273 Unpopulated 94 Karyapur 1 Do. Korara 1,293 19 21 133 74 59 95 Khandehi Jar I Sumerpur Binwar 1,180 50 66 328 176 152

'! •••

96 Kharehta I Hamirpur Korera 395 18 21 112 58 54 97 Kharonj 1 Do. Do. 1,658 104 121 656 350 306 98 Kiratpur 1 Sumerpur H.mirpur ... 479 36 36 164 93 71 99 Kotupur ... 1 Hamirpur Korara 398 12 16 76 44 32

100 Kuchhechha Danda 3 Sumerpur Hamirpur 347 97 11O 518 279 239 101 Kuchhechha Darya ... Do. Do. 28 Unpopulated 102 Kumhaupur 1 Do. Binwar 1,813 132 134 796 411 385 103 Kundaura I Do. Sumerpur 1,874 210 260 1,215 635 580 104 Korara 5 Hamirpur Korara 7,258 709 828 3,401 1,753 1,648 105 Kusauli I Do. Do. 1,015 33 40 161 86 75 106 Kusmara I Do. Do. 3,168 213 255 1,335 707 628 107 Kutubpur I Do. Do. 1,620 114 115 569 297 272 108 Kunwan Khera Sumerpur Sumerpur 1,132 Unpopulated 109 Lahra Hamirpur Korara 1,310 106 107 504 266 238 110 Lalpura Sumerpur Sumerpur 725 62 70 270 127 143 111 Magreri Hamirpuf Korara 864 Unpopulated 112 Mahmoodpur Sumerpur Hamlrpur ... 925 6 6 53 23 30 113 Mamrezpur Danda Do. Binwar 748 10 12 57 33 24 114 Mamrezpur Darya ... Do. Do. 60 Unpopulated 115 Manjhoopur Danda 3 Hamirpur Hamirpur ... 1,089 35 35 170 B8 82 116 Manjhoopur Darya Do. Do. 116 Unpopulated 11.7 Manki Kalan 1 Do. Korara 1,017 54 58 323 163 160 lIS Manki Khurd 1 Do. Do. 1,092 81 82 399 216 113 119 Mawaijar 2 Sumerpur Binwar 2,588 251 258 1,220 645 575 120 Mazra Kundora Do. Hamirpur 150 Unpopulated

Danda 121 Mazra Kundora Do. Do. 216 Unpopulated

Darya Do. Sumerpur 1,013 89 89 122 Mihuna 460 245 215

123 Mirapur Danda Hamirpur Hamirpur ... 916 142 153 766 413 353 124 Mirapur Darya Do. Do. 634 Unpopulated 125 Misripur 2 Do. Korara 2,909 158 171 867 464 403 126 Mohar 1 Sumerpur Sumerpur 1,503 III 146 633 319 284 127 Mora Kandar 1 Do. Binwar 637 110 138 654 345 309 128 Mundera 1 Do. Sumerpur 3,5('2 267 270 1,318 672 646 129 Nadehra 1 Do. Do. 3,313 168 240 1,276 667 609 130 Naithi Danda 1 Hamirpur Korara 600 36 36 214 109 105 131 Naithi Darya Do. Do. 269 Unpopulated 132 Narainpur 2 Sumerpur Sumerpur 1,338 47 53 227 125 102 133 Narsara Hamirpur Korara 551 Unpopulated 134 Nazarpur Sumerpur Sumerpur 265 11 14 43 21 22 135 Nichaut Hamirpur Korara 614 Unpopulated 136 Nirni 1 Do. Do. 777 5 5 20 13 7 137 Pach~hura 2 Do. Do. 392 50 51 2~9 140 119 138 Pachkhura Buzurg '" 1 Sumerpu~ Sumerpilr 2,895 439 446 2,221 1,172 1,052 139 Pachkhura Khurd 1 Do. Do. 1,879 90 101 505 268 2,7 HO Palra 1 Do. Do. 1,309 70 81 376 190 186 141 Pandhri 1 Do. Do. 3,892 325 331 1,542 742 ~OO 142 Para I Hamirpur Korara 3,219 197 197 1,038 528 510 143 Paraojhi Danda 1 Sumerpur Hamirpur 814 55 60 317 166 151 144 Paraojhi Darya Do. Do. 102 Unpopulated 145 Para Raipura Do. Sumerpur 1,692 139 144 652 322 330 146 Parhauli Do. Do. 635 Unpopulated 147 Parsani I Do. Binwar 1,339 48 58 278 155 123 148 Patara Danda 3 Hamirpuf Korara 9,444 503 522 2,400 1,266 1,134 149 Patara Darya Do. Do. 597 Unpopulated 150 Pauthia Buzurg 1 Sumerpur Hamirpur ... 1,912 435 441 2,111 1,078 1,033 151 Pauthia Khurd I D~. Do. 1,214 6 6 28 16 12 152 Pateora Danda 6 Do. Sumerpur .. , 3,201 223 366 1,837 9~5 852 153 Pateora Darya Do. Do. 705 Unpopulated (54 Patiya Hamirpllf Korara 417 13 22 97 55 42

---~-~-"

105

Abstract-{contd.)

Displaced persons

M F

14 15

Literates

M F

16 17

(RURAL} c-(contd. !

7

70 18 155 13 150 53 16 1 59 6 80 6

25 12 81 5

15 25

13

28 t 2 I

28 3

21 103 4 518 56

66 5 26

21 '2.5 2

8

2

8 13

123 15

20 40

43 17 30

126 127 17

34

I 16

319 36 14

157 41 36

31

20 223

92

135

1 3

6

3 5 5

2

13

2

6 13

3

5

AGRICU~TURAL CLASSES NON-AGRiCULTURAL CLASSES

ll-CLlltiva- IV-Non~ul-tors of land tivating own-

wholly or ers of land; I-Cultivators or land wholly or mainly owned


mainly un- IlI-CuItivat- agricultural V-Produc-owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other

and their and their and their than cul-depend3E_~~ dependants dependants tivation

VllI-Other serVices and

VI-Cam- VII-Trans- miscellaneo US merce port sources <5

---- r::l

~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F8 ---------------------------------~

18

129 72

164 438 677 320 322 281

149 :2.98

51 136

72 148

35 322

81 42

168

177 408 633

52 484 255

170 51

22 7

57

61 65

388

142 265

213 290 85

365 433 ~4

9)

17

109 714 208 135 467 329

88

222

71 914

637 16

730

53

19 20 21

102 14 16 70

176 410 118 95 620 4 9 306 296 34 24 275 15 16

160 8 10 332 52 44

43 12 7 128 43 38

57 130 14 18 39 13 4

279 5 3 65 1 32 2

142 2

152 149 146 385 43 48 636 114 110 45 14 11

443 I I 245 2

166 3 55 36 32.

30 4 20 13

55 25 21

58 79 80 53 99 95

336 Ito 95

114 75 69 222 42 31

191 52 41 220 2 5 86 143 132

364 133 115 396 50 49 97 1

84 1 I 7

15

97 12 7 648 89 57 175 7 II 127 6 10 485 81 91 330

66 7 7

221 12 13

53 19 13 817 50 37

623 48 33 12

621 55 40

4t

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

33 35 9 10 7

8 6 2 160 139 15

13 12 5 43 32 43 43 2 87 91

36 42 19 71 80 6

9 [0 23 21 10

2 2 5 1 2 4 2 5

21 21 1 10 6

59 62 2

47 47 I 88 77 2

237 267 77 11 II 3

IZQ 107 23 18 13 7

64 53 27 3i:I

2

4 5 2

21 20 45 30 3 97 97 19

17 27 86 83

104 81 8 27 21 8 42 26 22 99 96 68 65 33 5 4

9 9 6

4 4

12 7 13 10

160 174 45 24 30 32 34 11

109 130 2 126 132

60 61

47 51

22 27 15 138 149 7

150 134 49

8f5 72 8

2

10 II 8

4 8 8 II 6~ 68 51 28 9 8 9

5 4 4 16 19 3 I 6 7

19 9 8 I 7 53 44 6 3

[ 4 10 Y 10

6 3 6 I 3 3

II 14 3 2

2 7 689 I 41 32 7 4

70 342 257 183 159 5 2 3 I

23 42 23 5 9 5 I 7 2

12 \I 3 2 2 3 4 3

2 3 3

25 ;4 12

4 3 3 1 I 5

7 59 57 10 18 21 19 23 20 1 31 34

36 35 29 4 2

2

6 5 23 78 61

15 10 10 8 59 62

48 31 4 9

19 20

10 12 12 6 81 52

62 101 95

9 29 37

2

12 8 I I :3 :3

23 23 20 II

16 20 9 3 '5 4

13 15 13 14 5 13

8 10

% 40

24 29

27 14

30

2

19

3

13

3L 32 33 I

5 9 78 1 79

80 6 10 81

55 57 82 16 12 63

I 2 84 5 3 85

33 33 86 87

15 14 88 :; 15 10 89

90 91

4 2 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

j I 15 7 100

5

12

101 22 23 102 46 33 103

166 149 104 3 ... 105

32 22 106 9 5 107

108 14 8 109 1 12 110

I I 1 ... ll~

5 5 113 114

'" 115 116

I ... 117 1 2 lIS

16 10 119 120

121

7 I 122 4 3 123

124 16 18 125 3 6 126

27 23 127 21 13 128 28 23 129 5 2 130

131 ... 132

133 2 134

135 ... 136 ... 137

70 69 138 5 8 139 1 I 140

II 9 141 12 3142 2 ... 143

144 14 15 145

146 16 8 147 40 33 148

149 69 57 150

... 151 35 47 152

153 ... 154

106

Primary Censas

Total no. of persons Inmates 01 enumerated (including institutions

No. of Occup:ed inmates of institutions and houseless 0 the houses _;lnd hO_:Iseless perS'2Ds) ___ ~rso~

--_ No.-of -c:I hamlets 0-

Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house-"0 0 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana aercs Mouies holds Perseus Mdes females M F U

--~----

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 1 ::: -------

"' TEHSIl. HAMIRPUR

155 Ragh\\a I Hamirpur KoraIa 1,235 30 41 194 93 101 156 Rameri Danda 10 Do. Hamirpuf 1,492 81 82 432 218 214 157 Rameri Darya Do. Do. 957 Unpopulated 158 Raniganj Do. KoraIa 2,158 Unpopulated 159 Ragaura Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 714 Unpe pula ted 160 Ringna Do. Hamirpur ... 466 14 14 86 46 40 161 Rithari Hamirpur Korara 466 l:ll 121 580 303 277 162 Rithora Danda Do. Do. 558 47 64 328 157 171 163 Rithora Darya Do. Do. 122 Unpopulated 164 Sohrapur Danda Sumcrpur Sumcrpur 1,539 92 107 575 3(12 273 165 Sohrapur Darya Do. Do. 244 Unpopulated 166 Sarsai I Hamirpur KoraIa 1,202 6:) 60 283 147 136 167 Saunkhar I Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 1,047 30 36 186 100 86 168 Seoni 2 Hamirpur Korara 1,484 160 206 f.91 463 428 169 Shadipur Sumerpur Binwar 1,272 Unpopulated 170 Shankerpur 2 Hamirpur Korara 555 28 29 153 81 72 I7l Sheikhupur I Do. Do. 2,069 % 107 750 380 370 172 Sikraurhi Danda 2 Do. Do. 3,518 174 225 1,285 661 624 173 Sikraurhi Darya Do. Do. 437 Unpopulated 174 Sikri Sumerpur Sumerpur ... 1,695 54 74 368 184 184 175 Simnauri Do. Do. 1,564 140 140 t86 370 316 176 Simra Hamirpur Korara 554 19 20 liS 59 59 177 Sindra Danda Sumerpur Hamirpur '" 346 23 26 174 87 87 178 Sindra Darya Do. Do. 89 Unpopulated 179 Sumerpur Do. Sumerpur '" Town Area 180 Surajpur Danda Do. Hamirpur .. 164 8el 83 222 112 110 181 Surajpur Darya Do. Do. 73 Unpopulated 182 Surauli Buzurg Danda 8 Do. Sumerpur ... 8,540 ::85 501 2,664 1,442 1,222 183 Surauli Buzurg Dary.a Do. Do. 579 , UnpopUlated 1M Surauli Khurd Danda Do. Hamirpur ... 225 51 55 213 127 86 185 Surauli Khurd Darya Do Do. 50 UnpJpulatid 186 Swasa Bllzurg Do. Biawar 1,406 99 123 SSt 305 219 187 SWasa Khurd Do. Do. 777 89 103 489 263 226 188 Terba DQ. Sumerpur .. 9,003 625 680 3,449 1,809 1,640 189 Tikooahar Hamirpur Korara 545 Unpopulated 190 Tikrauli Sumerpur Hamirpur ... 884 133 137 745 356 359 191 Todarpor Hamirpu~ Korara 1,066 73 88 385 191 194 192 Ujne:i Sumerpur Sumerpur 1,303 98 112 546 285 261 193 Umrahat Hamir-pur Korara 1,944 62 66 313 182 131 194 Hamirpur Do. Hamirpur .. Municipality

Total Tehsil Hamir- 203 256,048 17,555 20,064 94,3W 49,2W 45,030 3 4 pUr (Rural) 194 Hamil'pur Municipal Hamirpur Hamirpur 468 1,295 1,717 8,469 4,626 3,843 122 14 Board r I 128 205 1,102 579 523

2 I 337 365 1,621 872 749 5 4 3 -< 140 152 1,306 687 619 40 10 4 I 46B 240 :M3 1,529 817 712 5 l 197 468 1,S53 808 745 6 253 344 1,358 863 495 77

jl9 Sumerpur Town Area Sumerpur Sumerpur 9,762 1,J52 1,i61 6,537 3,441 3,096 ",. Total Tehsil Hamir- 10,230 2,647 3,078 15,006 8,067 6,939 122 14 pur (Urban) Unpopulated Total Tehsil Hamir- 203 266,278 20,20:1 23,1412 11l9.31b 57.347 51,96&J 125 18 pur

,_------ -._------ ------._--

107

A bstract-. (eontd.)


Uisplaced oerSODS

ll-Cultivators of land

I-Cultivators of wholly or land wholly or mainly un-mainly owned owned aad

and their their Literates dependants dependants

M F M F M F M F

14 15 16 17 18 19 30 21

Ii lJRAL-(concld.\

8 63 72 17 13 12 150 150 29 32

7 27 29 11 6 40 6 169 168 36 28 26 105 109 13 9

48 5 127 116 81 8b

16 105 92 8 11 4 90 83 2 I

70 3 303 266 51. 55

2 62 56 18 16 25 2 312 297 II 12 81 4 561 526 I 2

22 112 126 33 31 25 219 205 27 21

1 43 43 II 12 2 59 52 19 24

36 5 63 71 3 2

72 1,010 838 58 50

21 2 55 35 23 13

41 9 175 156 50 46 38 1 156 140 41 31

365 40 993 929 136 j 38

32 1 179 220 60 57 33 5 112 102 27 27 95 18 141 132 43 33 20 113 82 58 4)


Ill-Cuhiva- agricultural V-Producting labourers rent receivers; tion other

and their and their than cul-dependants dependants tivation

VIII-Other services and

VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous merce port sources o

Q

.g M F M F M F M F M F M fl r3

22 23 24 25 26 27 2B 29 30 31 32 33

11 13 27 25

61 54 23 25

51 33

31 33 6 2

61.) 59

30 30 44 44

26 20 5';) 36 4 ::3 7 7

36 26

171 159

33 22

32 ~5

47 39 442 366

62 54 29 32 54 56 10 5

2 2 I I

3 2 5 3 3 6 6 1 ) 13 20

II 9 8 5

3 2

15 12 19 13

2 4 5 7 17 18 11 8

4 1 6 3 10 7 41 31

I I 2 4

4 4

63 55 40 28

2 5 7

14 20 17 13 L 1 6 2

::;5 60 59 61

13 19 26 26 16 22 2 I 8 11 16 .10

19 1

2

4

5 7

2 2

14

4

6 10 47

2 1

11

14 8

7

13

3 5

3 6

13

3

5 10 37

2 6

12

I 155 10 6 156

157 158 159

... 160 9 6 161 I ... 162

163 22 17 164

165 ... 166 •.. 167

10 10 168 169

I ... 170 15 17 171 20 21 172

173 I ... 174

12 10 175 .. : 176 ... 177

178 179

6 7 ISO lSI

86 79 182 183

'" 4 184 185

11 14 186 ! ::l 187

77 49 188 189

14 11 190 4 \ 4 191

12 7 192 1 1 193

194

,6 6 7,781 672 31,655 29,131 4,080 3,626 6,814 6,395 1,096 1,093 2,595 2,134 939 835 50 36 2,051 1,780

.39 31 1,2M 422

18 7

11

3

100 40 14 I 6 271 71 6 104 33

418 Ie7 5 310 81

9;!2 159

680

227 48 35 49

169 152

928

521

20] 19 17 36

149 ':19

43 32

8

6

6 23

6 ... 3

5 18

822 238 200

47 31 2,126 581 1,608 1,34'3 281 232

22

2 1

19

11

7

... 4

88

7 20

4 6

39 12

82 44 88

85 395 290 569 551

9 34 15 46 52 29 80 43 151 151

5 61 48 121 138 3 108 89 159 132

39 54 42 85 75 58 53 7 3

90 344 308 559 551

85 66 2,744 2,287 194

15 16 40

9 4 I

9 240 231 20 556 480 26 420 382

5 486 441 2 45t 433 4 591 314

99 24 1,103 1,057 1,9

104 55 176 175 739 598 1,128 1,102 184 90 3,847 ,1,344

53 37 9,907 1.253 33,263 30,474 4,361 3,858 6,918 6,450 1,272 1,268 3,334 2,732 2,067 1,937 234 1265,898 5,124

108

Primary Censu:;

..,.

Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including instituti:ms

No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless ci the houses ann houscless persons) persons c:l hamlets No. of -8 Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house-8 TownjWard village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F

2 3 4 5 '1 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 .. -----~~- -~~--~~

TEHSIL KULPAHAR

j Abraura ... Kulpahar Aj-ner 209 Unpopulated 2 Ajner l Do. ... Do. 5,423 419 542 2,463 1,302 1,161 81 3 Akona 2 Do. Do. 1,338 141 172 780 395 385 4 Akoni 1 Do. Do. 742 39 61 328 175 153 5 Akthauhan 6 Do. Kulpahar ... 5,183 157 377 1,757 899 8511 6 Alipura I Do. Panwari 254 10 II 40 20 20 7 Alipura 1 Do. Do. 385 71 99 444 232 212 3 Amanpura I Do. Mahobkanth 727 61 72 313 151 162 9 Amarpura 1 Do. Ajner 409 I I 3 I 2

10 Amilia I Do. Mahobkanth 321 20 28 107 63 44 11 Andwara 1 Do. Kulpahar ... 1,727 169 265 l,e93 539 554 12 Argha*mau I Do. Ajner 1,339 54 71 346 182 164 13 Ari 2 Do. Do. 3,166 153 200 1,022 523 499 14 Asthon 2 Do. Kulpahar ... 2,995 155 194 775 385 390 15 Atani Mauf Do. Ajner 561 Unpopulated 16 Ata: Patha Do. Kulpahar ... 524 39 45 169 86 83 17 BacheOla Do. Ajner 264 Unpopulated 18 Bachhechhar Kalan Do. -Do. 1,466 90 108 512 250 262 19 Bachhechhar Khurd Do. Kulpahar 436 74 94 41g 222 197 20 Bagol Do. Do. 1,493 29 39 171 97 74 21 Baghora Do. Ajner 4,181 179 212 993 493 500 22 Bagrajan Do. Do. 340 1 I 9 5 4 23 Bagrauni Do. Mahobkanth 698 26 28 105 59 46 24 Bagwaho Do. Srinagar 664 143 211 956 498 458 25 Bahadurpur Kalan ... Do. Pan\\ari 1,379 79 112 487 241 246 26 Bahadurpur Navabad Do. Dt'. 131 Unpopulated 27 Ealcheur I Do. Srinagar 990 43 51 291 146 151 28 Bambauri Beldaran ... I Do. Kulpahar .,. 2,231 85 112 449 223 226 29 Bamhauri Khurd ... 4 Do. Do. 1,162 52 62 354 185 169 30 Bamhauri Kurmin '" 1 Do. Mahobkanth 864 55 79 297 159 13$ 31· Bammrura I Do. Ajner 807 24 42 165 85 ~o 32 Bamolia J Do. Do. 774 24 33 148 86 62 33 Bamor .. - Do. Do. 27 Unpopulated 34 Barano 1 Do. Pamlari 488 6 7 43 21 22 35 Barimda Buzurg I Do' Mabbkanth 631 33 41 174 92 82 36 Barenda Khurd I Do. Ajner .. 356 88 102 478 248 230 37 Bar Kachha Do. Kulpahar ... 174 Unpopulated 38 Barkhera 1 Do. Ajner 1,538 71 88 401 217 184 39 Basaria Jaitpur 1 Do. Do. 231 21 31 151 80 71 40 Basaria Panwari 1 Do. Mahobkanth 715 45 78 254 129 125 41 Baura 1 Do. Kulpahar 1,889 58 75 364 177 187 42 Behar Do. Panwari 432 Unpopulated 43 Bela Tal Do. Kulpahar ... 1,337 Unpopulated 44 Benda Do. Panwari 2,767 196 250 1,169 632 537 45- Beri Do. Ajner 627 31 56 251 124 127 46 Berjo Do. Mahobkanth 907 70 89 440 220 220 47 Bhadarwara Do. Srinagar 869 8 18 69 38 31 48 Bhagari Do. Ajner 1,517 105 125 547 283 264 49 Bhagaura Do. Do. 341 Unpopulated 50 Bhagauri Do. Panwari 265 Unpopulated 51 Bhandwara Do. Mahobkanth 668 33 41 164 118 76 52 Bharwara Do. Panwari 1,492 172 432 1,773 890 883 3 53 Bhateora Do. Kulpahar ___ 1,494 73 78 398 198 200 54 . Bhartoria Kalan Do. Panwari 3,309 156 229 903 434 469 55 Bhilauni DOl Kulpahar ... 1,580 Unpopulated 56 Bhujpura Do. Mahobkanth 705 68 73 436 226 210 57 Bhura Do. DC', 913 15 15 147 76 71 58 Bihar Do. Kulpahar ... 980 68 96 405 193 212 59 Bihat Do. Mahobkanth 1,879 46 70 234 119 . 115

·60 Bijaipur Do. ... Kul:p-ahar ... 2.,221 20 190 995 507 488 61 Bijauri Do. Ajner 784 71 82 364 203 161 62 Bijrari Do. Panwari 1,284 71 91 438 215 223 63 Binora Do. Mahobkanth 387 Unpopulated 64 Budhaura 1 Do. Kulpahar 995 85 98 478 ?52 226 65 Budhwara 1 Do. Ajner 3,212 219 259 1,102 510 532 66 Budaura I Do. Panwari 723 33 45 182 94 118 67 Budero I DC'. Do. 1,408 181 278 1,164 593 571 68 Budhi I Do. Do. 530 9 16 49 23 26 69 Bud Khero I Do. Ajner 375 15 20 76 43 33 70 Chamarra I Do. Mahobkanth 955 48 63 265 145 120 71 Chamarua 1 Do. Ajner 677 81 94 424 202 222 72 Chandanhas Do. Mahobkanth 578 Unpopulated 73 Chapka Do. Do. 322 10 20 91 47 44 74 Charkharia Do. Srinagar ... 681 UnpDpulated 75 Charua Do. Kulpahar ... 534 21 29 117 63 54 76 Chauka j Do. Mahobkanth 2,182 139 163 65. 349 307 77 Chhanc!'hri I Do. Panwari 140 15 22 120 61 59 78 Chhatarwera 1 Do. Mahobkanth 1,703 95 104 449 226 223 79 Chhatesar 1 Do. Panwari 516 25 33 123 61 62

-~-- ---~-- --- ----.-~----. --~~.~

109

Abstract-( contd.)

Displaced persons

M F

14 15

RURAL


-----lI-Cultiva---~ _ IV-Non-<:l:Il-tors of land tivating own·

I-Cultivators of wholly or ers of land; land wholly or mainly un- llI-Cultivat- agricultural V-Produc-mainly owned owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other

and their and their and their and their than cul-Literates dependants _ _~~pendants dependants dependants tivation


VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous merce port Sources 0

M

16

242 30 5

89 9

12 15

3 128

2 40 31

21

40 9

26 18 1 3

91 38

5 13 16 31

9 /

4 2

22

12 7

17 10

48 16 28

3 25

18 170

8 lID

41 .. ~ 10 II 61 31 29

46 98 8

77 6 6

46 15

7

17 44

15 2

17

7 4

5 1

I 15

2

3

2 I

2

3

2

3

8

2

3

I 2

7

3 I

1 7 5

M

18

60[ 318 142 618

10 147 74

I 38

307 146 385 222

34

162 166 72

310 5>

41 327 126

126 1[3 116 62 68 84

20 68

176

151 53 40

133

394 %

138 34

186

51 595 146 225

173 46

113 84

248 122 165

121 291 69

331 15 28 1i18

141

36

45 172 50

137 42

F M

19 20 21

526 299 105 576 13

127 72 2

29 284 125 354 216

36

164 139 53

303 4

32 294 14i

129 109 1rJ9 58 63 62

19 57

160

137 48 4'1

144

377 97

135 19

175

43 564 158 265

160 39

120 74

251 94

173

100 289 65

312 IS 21 90

150

31

40 1'13 4€

138 36

89 1

97

15

-_. 23

9 5

44

24

12

7 70

1 32 12

4 39 36

6

5

a 19 13 7

20

42

11

9 33 12 70

3 I 9 5

53 21

21 37

10 7 I 2

3

36

43 3

87 6

90

II

24 15 4

36

13

16

4 63

3 23 11

5 34 32

2

5

9 II 10 10

41

13

7 28 5

65

2 I

17 3

45 18

22 33

20 4

4

31

39 2

F M F M F M F M F M

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

233 272 27 37 2 4

86 104

30 33 39 46

6 6 119 112

2 79 84 69 81

23 26

35 35 31 35 15 15 69 100

13 11 80 84 77 70

6 8 45 44 17 22 51 37 9 9 1

1 :; 15 16 33 41

41 29 6 8

54 49 19 13

106 102 12 16 32 30 4 II

41 31

26 22 127 141 21 23 76 77

10 13 21 24 37 38 II 12

103 97 27 23 26 26

43 43 136 108 16 21

103 100 1 5

12 9 31 20 45 55

4 4

6 8 43 50 7 II

21 23 16 15

35 45 3

4 5

13 II 9 12

28 43 4 I

14 20 12 12

4 6 10 13 1 1

23 17

2 I 13 16· 7 8

4 5 .3 2

16 15 2 6

4 3 6 7

6 6 2 4 4 6 I 3

24 11 3 3

1 I

19 19

18 26 3 5 6 7

4 4 6 6 4 2 4

18 25 8 6

10 16

4 3 13 21

:3 4

4 5 5 6

4

10 6 16 23

19 18 3 7

121 92 12 19 12 20 73 64

17 15 22 27

34 44 14 17 20 16 22 23

23 25 7 6 2 1

13 13

1 21 25 7 7

3 2 22 29 6 2

13 15

1 3 10 2

5

16 15 12 13

58 31 10 10 4 3

19 21

I I 60 70 14 6 39 34

10 9 I 6

19 21 6 9

52 51 11 8

11 6

56 4~ 47 32 6 1

80 88

2 3 2 I 4 4

3

47 31

99 46 4 3 4 2 6 7

4

5 8

6 3 2 2

5 6

3 3 2 2

2 2

II 4

3

2

18 27 1

2 2

2 2

4 7 15 6

3 6 11 8 2 I

23 14

5 20

3 6

4 6

6 2

4 7

CI

F M

32 33

121 30 15 15 10 9 7

15 23 7

14 14

3

9 2

7

2 16 10

3 4

10 17

.3 1:3

4

2 4

19 3 3

5

I 39 2

16

24 1 9 7

18 17

.3

4 26

1 40

8 7

2 28 4 6 .3

1 87 2 21 3 2~ 4 12 5

7 6 II 7 4 8

9 3 10

39 II 6 12

18 13 20 14

15 8 16

17 10 18 2 19

20 3 21

22 1 .23

13 24 3 25

26 I 27 7 28 2 29

12 30 31 32 33 34

3 35 15 36

37 38 39

I 40 3 41

42 43

12 44 I 45 7 46

47 5 48

49 50

3 51 27 52

2 53 19 54

55 20 56

1 57 12 58 6 59

13 60 12 61 2 62

63 3 64

34 65 66

34 67 68 69

3 70 7 71

72 73 74 75

9 76 6 77 4 78 2 79

no Primary Censas

Total no. of persons Inmates of

Occupied enumerated (including institutions

No. of inmates of institutions and houseless g the houses and bousele~s persons) persons

-na1ntet1r- -No. of ~ Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house-0 Town/ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F U

--__ .. -

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1.3 ------------~--

TEHSIL KULPAHAR

80 Chhedimau 2 Kulpahar Kulpahar ... 1,622 30 - 33 7'1 40 34 81 Churari I Do. Do. 2,649 147 168 754 385 369 821 Dadri I Do. Mahobkanth 1,755 130 131 536 269 267 83 Deoganpura I Do. Panwari 1,024 70 113 455 224 231 84 Deogaon Do. Mahobkanth 938 Unpopulated 85 Dhanawan 1 Do. Panwari 1,259 7 7 31 16 IS 86 Dharwar I Do. Mahobkanth 1,954 59 65 262 136 126 87 Dhawar I Do. Do. 1,242 83 117 487 256 231 88 Dhawarra I Do. Ajoer 1,664 264 312 1,113 570 543 89 Dhumgir Do. Kulpahar .. 1,037 Unpopulated 90 Didaura Do. Mahobkanth 259 II 19 76 36 40 91 Didwara Do. Do. 2,410 155 177 789 408 381 92 Dinai Do. Panwari 2,248 Unpopulated 93 Dulara Do. Mahobkanth 2,124 154 203 1164 421 443 94 Dwasi Do. Kulpahar .,. 744 19 19 73 35 38 95 Gahlaund Do. Panwari .,. 368 Unpopulated 96 Gahpura Do. Ajner 284 Unpopulated 97 Ganj Do. Do. 645 70 72 304 169 135 98 Garaura Do. Mahobkanth 885 31 43 179 89 90 99 Gangudho Do. Panwari 409 51 64 255 136 1~9

100 Garotha Do. Do. 582 Unpopulated 101 Garo Do. Mahobkanth 997 67 73 323 161 162 102 . Garrauli Do. Panwan '" 190 49 63 254 123 131 103 Gaurahri Do. Do. 3,51 I 471 518 1,991 1,001l 983 104 Ghangbola Do. Ajner 712 80 93 372 203 169 105 Ghatera Do. Mahobkanth 1,251 54 55 267 132 135 106 Ghisalni Do. AiDer 747 15 20 84 52 32 107 Ghurwasmau Do. Panwari 281 Unp;.lpulated 108 Ghutai Do. Mahobkanth 2.4a9 168 188 725 370 355 109 Gorkha Do. Kulpaoor '" 3;756 136 164 773 398 375 110 Govindpura Do. Panwari 182 Unpopulated III Gurha 1 Do. Ajner 663 54 72 330 158 172 112 Gugaura 1 Do. Panwari 885 68 74 417 208 2(9 113 Gund 1 Do. Ajner 1,017 44 ,4 215 104 III 114 Haibatpur Brahmi- I Do. Panwari 466 7 7 29 16 13

nan. 115 Hiabatpur Khagaran 1 0(1. Do. 980 32 33 233 130 103 116 Hansla I Do. Mahobkanth 389 13 26 153 71 82 117 Hilwa 1 Do. Ajner 1,124 37 47 232 121 III 118 Indora 1 Do. Kulpahar .,. 1,311 12 13 61 36 25 119 Indrahta 1 Do. Ajner 1,294 74 89 422 225 197 120 ltaura Buzurg 1 Do. ... Mahobkanth 827 65 78 378 185 193 121 It wan 1 Do. Panwari 283 I 3 13 7 6 122 Jagatpuf urf Garhia I Do. Ajner 566 35 35 177 95 82 123 Jagpura Buzurg 1 Do. Panwari 231 14 16 106 44 62 124 Jagpura Khurd Do. Ajner 541 Unpopulated 125 Jaiwarl 1 Do. Do. 1,728 78 84 362 196 166 126 Jaipurt 3 Do. Kulpahar 9,740 1,021 1,161 5,434 2,718 2,716 127 Jakha I Do. Panwari 1,033 131 191 796 383 413 128 Jakhi Do. Do. 205 Unpopulated 129 lamala Do. Do. 708 II 13 53 27 26 130 Jaraula Do. Do. 780 Unpopulated 131 Jateora Do. Ajner 265 6 7 34 18 16 132 Kaithora Do. Do. I,OBI 145 173 835 431 404 ~

133 Kajriwar Do. Mahobkanth 197 Unpopulated 134 Kamala Do. Panwari 555 Unpopulated 135 Kamalpura Do. Kulpahar ... 612 60 78 403 217 186 136 Kanora Do. Mahobkanth 490 16 58 259 124 135 137 Kankua Do. Do. 1,331 234 286 1,194 610 58'1 138 Kanti Do. Kulpahar ... 845 6 7 32 20 12 139 Karehradang Do. Do. 1,592 11 16 124 71 53 i"5. 140 Karehra Khurd Do. Panwari 1,860 135 241 1,019 507 512 141 Karehra Khurd Khera Do. Mahobkanth 659 2 4 31 19 12 142 Karimbar Do. Do. 309 Unpopulated !. ~~ 143 Karpharia Do. Srinagar 217 27 29 142 70 72 144 Karra Do. Ajner 1,835 23 24 110 65 45 145 Karri Jadid Do. Do. 542 Unpopulated 146 Kasari Do. Panwari 381 Unpopulated 147 Kashipur 3 Do. Mahobkanth 4,107 40 47 987 511 476 148 Kbairaria I Do. Kulpahar .,. 623 36 48 193 94 99 149 Khama I Do. Ajner 1,001 86 103 520 288 232 150 Kbangarra I Do. Panwari 967 23 25 159 71 88 151 Khonaria I Do. Kulpahar '" 407 27 27 139 'ils 61 152 Khera Nankhari I Do. Panwari 506 13 32 lOis 58 50 153 Kbero Kalan 1 Do. Mahobkanth 987 11 58 259 137 122 154 Khiria Buzurg Do. Do. 373 UnpJpulated 155 Khiria Jadid Do. Sri nagar ... 991 Unpopulated 156 Kheria Kalan Do. Ajner 950 119 137 594 308 286 157 Kheria Khurd Do.· Mahobkanth 642 10 13 46 24 22

111

Abstract-(contd.)


II-Cultivators of land

I-Cultivators of wholly or land wholly or mainly un-mainly owned owned and

and their their Displaced oe[sons Literates _d_e.o_pe_n_d_an_t_s _ dependants

M F M F

14 15 16 17

,( RlJRAL)-(contd.)·

7 35 28 68

22 44 86 8

121

99 2

7 5 ~

23

18 4 32 2

232 I 29 3 14

69 8 47

26 4

8

10 12 6 2

36 4 6

10

9 365 75

9

7 10

27 16 92 4 5

110 4

5 9

83 5

18 11

3 II

22

2

34

'" f

1 1 9

2

5

2

25

M

18

40 280 171 99

10 91

164 277

21 214

307 30

106 84 87

98 78

536 108 98 36

178 278

106 J44 63

75 51 90 17

133 110

7 70 31

125 945 273

13

18 241

143 86

312 12 27

293 19

43 47

365 77

213 65 65 26 ;,;2

237 20

M F

19 20 21

34 274 153 70

21 28 10

16 34 7

12 81

127 234

::3 7

17 50

5 26 43

25 206

328 31

5 9

4

89 82 76

5

4

6

5

101 80

514 96

108 17

165 248

III J45 71

28 2

10 5

30 15

::3 15 '" I

30

10 4

31 8

;)

11 24

53 , 5 69 9 9 79 5 4 12 9 4

106 35 30 92 8 10 6

58 10 7 40

95 927 146 137 335 6

II

16 220 32 29

115 20 12 98

293 20 11 8

26 9 9 294 25 19 12

41 5 24 35 7 4

331 23 34 87 2

171 26 15 87 I 47 3 23 8 6 'oJ 1 5 6

214 13 10 13 2 3

IV-Non-cultivating owners of land j

Ill-Cultiva- agricultural V-Producting labourers rent receivers; tion other

and their and their than cuI-dependants dependants tivation

M F M F M F


VI-Com· VlI-Trans- miscellaneous merce port sources

M F M F M

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32, 33

64 55 56

1 13 45

110

5 87

85 I

38 5 6

42 38

206 49 10 5

66 75

41 22 22 14

'. .. 56 67 69

1 16 39

135

5 79

96 5

29 5 4

40 40

241 28

7 6

74 69

44 26

::3 12

28 23 4 4

21 25 9 8

25 35 52 67

2 14 12 22

63 63 266 281

53 70

14 15

40 40

26 27 29 29

133 133 7 4

30 17 86 90

20 I 2

69 60 7 9

33 23 3 I 6

13 16 14 10

53 50 I

9 6

28

2 18 3 4

22

5

7

6 2

20 4 5

10 19

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6 39

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Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including instituti;JIlS

No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless. 0 the houses and houseless persons) persons c hamlets No. of v 'Q Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house-0 TownjWard village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F U

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

TEHSIL KULPAHAR

158 Khoi 1 Kulpahar Ajner 888 22 22 89 41 48 159 Kilahua 1 Do. Panwari 2,321 137 346 1,662 856 806 160 Kohania I Do. Mahobkanth 2,165 92 156 716 371 345 161 Konia 1 Do. Panwari ... 888 47 51 276 133 143 162 Kotra 1 Do. Do. 929 86 161 732 368 364 163 Kulpahar (Rural) 7 Do. Ku1pahar ... 46 61 240 134 106 164 Kunata I Do. Mahobkanth 1,335 60 61 283 149 134 165 Kudai 1 Do. Ajner 409 66 98 429 215 214 166 Kutia Do. Kulpahar ... 580 Unpopulated 167 Kutra Do. Do. 664 Unpopulated 168 Kuan Khera Do. Mahobkanth 577 Unpopulated 169 Ladpur Do. Kulpahar ... 1,078 169 207 997 508 489 170 Ladpura Do. Ajner 1,425 43 72 384 194 190 171 Lakhania Do. Panwari 332 Unpopulated 172 Lakhora Do. Ajner 327 Unpopulated 173 Lalauni 1 Do. Do. 327 12 15 71 41 30 174 Lamaura I Do. Kulpahar .. , 1,175 102 123 532 268 264 175 Laulara 1 Do. Panwari 527 40 52 210 118 92 176 Laita I Do. Ku1pahar ... 1,099 2 5 5 5 177 Lewa 1 Do. Ajner 1,444 64 79 3110 191 189 178 Ladhaura Khurd 1 Do. Panwari 517 66 95 457 246 211 179 Ladhaura Soem Do. Kulpahar ... 616 Unpopulated 180 Lilwa 1 Do. Mahobkanth 2,709 59 62 347 194 153 28 181 Lodhipura I Do. Panwari 619 52 72 326 168 158 182 Lohar GaoD 1 Do. Mahobkanth 1,372 58 108 537 274 263 IS3 Lohari 1 Do. Ku1pahar .. 2,042 64 82 373 175 198 ." 184 Loheri 1 Do. Ajner 3,651 192 228 1,143 592 55l 185 Magaria 1 Do. Do. 1,084 106 119 494 246 248 186 Magrol Kalan 1 Do. Kulpahar ... 1,149 162 204 949 4134 465 187 Magrol Khurd 1 Do. Do. 766 23 29 135 68 67 188 Mahewa I Do. Do. 531 52 58 268 137 131 189 Mahobkanth 1 Do. Mahobkanth 2,057 138 167 724 369 355 190 Mahua Bandh 1 Do. Ajner 4,618 305 380 1,7M 901 ~83

191 Mahua ltaura 1 Do. Panwari ... 1,296 239 282 847 436 411 192 Majhgawan Kalan Do. A.ftIer ... 717 Unpopulated 193 Majhgawan Khurd ... Do. Do. 457 23 43 235 122 113 194 Manki Do. Mahobkanth 1,080 Unpopulated 195 Maragpura Do. Panwari 395 11 18 108 53 55 196 Marwari Do. Mahobkanth 783 86 103 385 211 174 197 Masudpura Do. Panwari 662 148 212 923 453 470 19!3 Mawaiya Do. Kulpahar ... 1,016 70 105 536 279 257 199 Mohanpura Do. Ajner 136 Unpopulated 200 Mohari 6 Do. Kulpahar ... 505 85 133 699 350 349 201 Mundhari I Do. Do. 4,555 442 482 2,653 1,317 1,336 202 Nagara Dang ,., 1 Do. Ajner 1,261 221 277 1,143 571 i72 203 Nagara Ghat ... 1 Do. Panwari 1,954 225 300 1,267 636 631 204 Naipura 1 Do. Do. 1,424 101 154 678 34'f 331 205 Nakra I Do. Do. 3,878 244 266 1,180 615 565 206 Nanaura 1 Do. Srinagar 3,188 346 466 2,235 1,145 1,090 207 Nanwaro 1 Do. Do. 473 68 85 400 207 193 208 Nareri I Do. Do. 652 34 43 207 106 101 209 Narwara I Do. Ajner 1,534 47 58 254 139 115 210 Natarra 1 Do. Panwari 1,931 88 103 509 361 :248 211 Naugaon I Do. Do. 752 35 47 249 130 119 212 Naikpura 1 Do. Do. 289 93 128 583 292 291 213 Nibora Do. Do. 60 Unpopulated 214 Niswara Do. Do. 413 6 6 28 17 11 215 Nonka Do. Do. 1,145 Unpopulated 216 Pachara Do. Mahobkanth· 1,212 110 153 635 305 330 217 Padaria Do. Panwari 219 Unpopulated 218 Paharia Do. Mahobkttnth 602 111 126 636 312 324 3 219 Paharpura Do. Panwari 457 Unpopulated 220 Panara Do. Kulpahar ... 995 26 26 129 73 i6 221 Panwari Do. Panwari 2,812 714 866 4,243 2,115 2,128 222 Paraobari Do. Mahobkanth 723 58 66 302 145 In 223 Par,a Pantar Do. Do. 966 68 82 369 192 117 224 Pasanabad Do. Ajner 3,077 25 31 178 95 83 225 Patha Do. Panwari ... 202 Unpopulated 226 Pathari Noabad I Do. Ajner 485 39 43 192 104 88 227 Pathari Kadim I Do. Kulpahar ,,, 1,518 29 39 154 73 81 228 Phadna 1 Do. Panwari 431 45 49 234 120 114 229 Pipra Muaf 3 Do. Srinagar 4,921 294 350 1,456 751 705 230 Pipri 2 Do. Mahobkanth 971 105 145 ME 318 2-90 231 Pirthipura Do. Sri nagar 253 Unpopulated 232 Puchhi Do. ~ulpahar ... 824 Unpopulated 233 Purainia Do. Ajner 585 Unpopulated 234 Purwa Jaitpur Do. Do. 996 47 56 212 116 96 235 PUIwa Panwari Do. Srinagar 1,342 72 68 35ti 192 16"6 236 Putta Do. Mahobkanth 331 UnpJpulated

113

Abstract-(contd. )

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114

Primary Censds

Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including :nstitutitms

No. of Occup;ed inmates of institutions and house less

8 the houses and houseless persons) ____ persons __ ...... hamlets No. of '" Name ot Village or in the Area in No. of house-"0 0 , Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F u

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TEI'ISIL KULPAHAR

237 Ragoli· I Kulpahar ... Ajner 417 11 15 77 36 41 238 RagoJ.i Buturg 1 Do. Srinagar 579 58 81 386 204 182 239 Ragoli Kh~d I Do. Do. 409 27 32 138 69 69 .l40 Raimaipur 1 Do. Panwari 195 3 5 ~6 80 6 241 Raipura Hardo Nisf 1 Do. Mahobkanth 788 9 9 29 21 8 242 Raipura Kalan Do. Ajner 548 Unpopulated -243 Rajauni Do. Mahobkanth 513 78 III 569 290 279 244 Rajpura Do. Ajner 326 29 38 220 III 109 24) Rampura Kadim Do. Ku~pahar ... 524 8 8 27 14 13 246 Rampur Nauabad Do. Ajner 518 Unpopulated 247 Ramupura Do. Do. 953 61 87 387 207 ISO 248 Ranipura Do. Kulpahar ... 1,134 Unpopulated 249 Rawatpur Kalan 1 Do. Mahobkanth 458 39 48 194 92 102 ... 250 Rawatpur Khalsa 1 Do. Ajner 888 45 60 284 140 144 251 Rawatpur Khurd I Do. Kulpahar ... 673 54 66 278 ISO 121:! 252 Rewai 1 Do. Mahobkanth 2,179 131 143 639 327 :'12 253 Richha 1 Do. Panwari 2,106 91 137 620 314 :'06 254 Riehhara I Do. Mahobkanth 515 21 26 105 56 4~

25) Rikhwaho I Do. Sri nagar 149 57 15 351 11'/ 1'14 256 Rupnaul I Do. Pan\\ari 1,367 12 12 57 36 21 257 Ruri Kalan I Do. Mahobkanth 2,956 217 237 1,035 514 511 258 Ruri Khurd 1 Do. Do. 468 31 38 181 100 01 259 Sagunia Muaf I Do. Ajner 1,041 159 205 883 4ii 412 260 Saharra I Do. ... Kulpahar ... 387 I I I 1 261 Senth Wara I Do. Ajner 443 12 17 63 31 32 262 Salaiva Khalsa 1 Do. Panwari 1,078 I I 7 173 766 404 362 263 Salaiya Muaf I Do. Ajner 1,42; 127 166 6M 365 319 264 Silarpura 1 Do. Panwari 865 67 70 346 191 ISS 265 Salat 1 Do. Kulpahar ... 4,863 185 2()5 1'31 482 449 266 Santhar I Do. Mahobkanth 944 5 14 7J 15 38 267 Saragpura 1 Do, Panwari 495 12 13 84 40 44 268 Sarangpura I Do. Mahobkanth 689 27 33 139 71 68 269 Satari I Do. Kulpahar ... 2,610 141 186 900 471 4:l9 270 Sataura 1 Do. Mahobkanth 197 5 19 b4 45 39 271 Sela Khalsa 1 Do. Kulpahar 1,675 49 63 264 148 116 272 Sela Muaf I Do. Srinagar 999 15 22 96 52 44 273 Saingarpura Do. Panwari 467 Unpopulated 274 Seondhi 00. Do. 5,989 241 311 1,401 'B7 ~b4

275 Shergarh 00. Do. 629 45 (56 296 147 149 276 Segon Do. Ajner 1,858 146 152 t,43 334 3"9 277 Sikanderapur Do. Panwari 490 Unpopulated 278 Simaria Do. /' ... Do. 854 45 69 305 iS2 153 279 Singhain Do. Do. 900 Unpopulated 280 Sirmaul Do. Kulpahar ." 1,190 57 68 359 187 172 28t Sonakpura Do. Do. 530 6 7 34 12 22 282 Saunra Do. Mahobkanth 3,027 205 259 1,086 544 542 283 Sukhaura Do. Panwari 274 Unpopukted 284 Sungra 1 Do. Kulpahar ... 2,229 435 555 2,342 1,11!2 I, ItO 285 Supa 7 Do. Mahobkanth 10,044 777 S:14 3,6.,0 1,!!39 1,1141 286 Sawasa Muafi 1 ['0. Slinagar ... 2,253 87 112 575 304 211 287 Siawan I Do. Ajner 587 180 210 879 455 424 288 Tagaria Dc. Panwari 571 Unpopulated 289 Taiya Do. Mahobkanth 1,674 170 238 994 502 492 290 Teli Pahari Do. Do. 2.552 95 129 554 29a 264 291 Thalaura Va. Do. 366 22 29 150 73 n -

Srinagar :':. 292 Thateora L'o. 930 43 50 290 144 146 293 Thurat L'o. Mahobkanth 2,473 161 171 7(9 369 340 294 Tikaria D,. Do. 1,318 99 139 587 284 303 295 Tikaria Jaitpur Do. Ajner 2,190 159 197 1166 425 441 296 Tikaria Pan\>iari Do. Kulpahar ... 1,02.1 25 36 149 76 73 297 Tingra Do. Mahobkanth 642 36 46 212 96 . 116 298 Tola Chaharum Do. Panwari .680 Unpopul, ted 299 Tola Pantal' Do. Mahobkanth 1,709 118 143 627 320 307 300 Tola Seam Do. Srinagar :':,418 81 258 553 263 290 ."301 Tudar D'J. Mahobkar.th 605 15 16 98 51 41 302 TLlrra Mohar DL). Panwari J,211 69 234 1,087 582 5uj 303 Udaipura Do. Kulpahar ... 572 I I 1 1 304 Udan OJ. Panwari 276 17 23 112 60 52 30) Umrai Do. Mahobkanth 1,048 80 117 445 236 2Q9 3Cl'i Kulpahar Do. Kulpahar Tilwn Area

Total TehsU Kulpa- iSJ .,. 366,091 21,881 28,-!:ll 1,2'1,915 65,363 62.552 1.30 1 har (Rural) TlHSIL KULPAHAR

306 Kulpahar Town Area ... 12,085 1,020 1,170 5,067 2,6(J7 2,460 . .. Total Tehsil Kulpa- 00. 12,085 1,020 1,170 5,067 2,607 2,460

hat' (Urban) Total Tehsii Kulpa- 2113 ... 378,176 22,901 29,708 132,982 67,970 65,012 130

har -----_ - --~--- --

115

Abstract-( contd. )

AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTUIilAL CLASSES

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116

Primary Census·

Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (includin~ instituti:>ns

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TEHSIL MAHOBA.

I Anllihai ... Mahoba Kabrai 235 Unpopulated 2 Atrar Muafi 2 Do. Srinagar 1,1372 190 I9;l 890 431 459 3 BabeIi I Do. Kabrai 1,793 122 127 SilO 292 288 4 Baghawa 2 Do. Do. 2,640 203 208 903 455 441 5 Ballcora Do. Do. 560 Unpopulated 6 Bamhori Goshain I Do. Mahoba 571 48 48 212 114 98 7 Barnhori Kau I Do. Kabrai 1,373 134 135 569 298 271 8 Baniatala Mahan- I Do. Mahoba 1,180 56 59 245 132 113

, pura I Do. Srinagur 3,102 131 314 301 9 Bara 13l 615

10 Baratphari 1 Do. Mahoba 1,982 93 93 517 270 247 11 Bari I Do. Do. 1,399 58 58 210 107 103 . 12 Baripura 1 Do. Do. 562 27 27 112 56 56 t:.l Basora I Do. ... Sri nagar 1,003 96 99 346 172 174 14 Beela Dakkhin 2 Do. Kabrai 2,227 160 116 659 344 315 15 Beela Uttar 1 Do. Do. 1,062 46 46 242 125 117 16 Bhainsta Muaf I Do. Khanua 366 13 13 65 30 35 17 Bhandra I Do. Sri nagar 3,851 328 438 2.104 1,116 988 18 Bhateor 1 Do. Mahoba 1,841 84 85 374 195 119 19 Bijanagar I Do. Do. 1,414 94 96 431 218 213 20 Bilbai I Do. Do. 5,164 422 440 1,865 983 882 21 Bilkhi 1 Do. Srinagar 3,127 168 168 759 403 356 22 Bilrahi I Do. Do. 3,070 131 133 664 349 315 23 Chakmarela Do. Mahoba 299 Unpopulated 24 Chando J Do. Do. 1,463 54 54 264 148 116 25 Chandpura 1 Do. Do. 543 66 66 282 133 149 26 Chhani Kalan I Do. Kabrai 4,819 295 306 1,259 641 618

·27 Chhikahra I Do. Mahoba 7,528 400 411 1,874 936 938 28 Chitanan I Do. Srinagar 583 41 43 218 113 105 29 Churbura I Do. Mahoba 1,997 102 102 442 226 216 30 Daharra I Do. Do. 2,112 113 133 699 353 346 31 Damora 1 Do. Do. 1,371 74 82 433 224 209 32 Darhat Muaf I Do. Do. 488 142 145 938 4~3 455 3~ Dharon 2 Do. Kabrai 2,830 171 225 1,316 701 615 34 Dhikwaha I Do. Srinagar 1,985 82 83 368 ISS 180 3~ Dhuraiyan I Do. Do. 1,010 39 41 189 94 95 36 Digaria 1 Do. Do. 1,061 179 209 69l) 345 345 2 37 Gahra 1 Do. Kabrai 3,355 215 253 1,0S, 547 542 38 Ganj. I Do. Do. 2,617 215 236 1,015 506 509 39 Ghutwai 1 Do. Mahoba 974 29 29 114 57 57 40 Goendi I Do. Khanua 12,049 939 991 4,533 2,377 2,1S6 41 Goha.ri 3 Do. Kabrai 1,984 135 146 608 329 279 42 Gopalpur Do. Srinagar 584 Unpopulated 43 Gugora 2 Do. Kabrai 1,459 56 60 318 171 147 44 Hardwa Do. Do. 187 Unpopulated 45 Imilia 1 D-o. Srinagar 998 68 75 316 154 162 46 Jhirsahewa I Do. Kabrai 2,002 36 43 301 169 132 47 Jujhar I Do. Mahoba 1,230 93 109 492 246 246 "IS Kabrai 3 Do. Kabrai 5,058 457 554 2,598 1,327 1,271 49 Kaimaha 3 Do. Srinagar 2,490. 70 79 392 199 193 50 Kali Pahari 1 Do. Mahoba 1,762 135 190 732 362 310 51 Karehra Kalan 1 Do. Do. 4,996 322 330 1,457 725 732 ..

" 52 Kharka 3 Do. Kabrai 2,805 144 178 762 368 394 53 Khioriya Jeoria I Do. Slinagar 2,706 62 75 538 284 254 54 Kirari 1 Do. Mahoba 1,051 73 80 3t8 195 173 55 Kohari I Do. Khanua 2,929 105 119 505 261 244 56 Kurnrora Muaf 1 Do. Mahoba 934 96 117 500 262 238 57 Lilwahi I Do. Kabrai 1,505 99 105 498 247 251 58 Mahewa 1 Do. Do. 1,785 SO 95 452 240 212 59 Majhalwara I Do. Mahoba 901 138 145 610 290 320 60 Makar Bai 4 Do. Kabrai 5,5)0 300 377 1,714 847 867 61 Mamna I Do. Do. 1,195 71 99 3113 199 184 62 Marehti I Do. Do. 475 16 22 107 62 45 63 Mawai 1 Do. Sri nagar 1,459 61 70 295 151 144 64 Mirtala 1 Do. Mahoba 810 63 83 349 182 167 65 Mochipura 1 Do. Kabrai 1,477 142 176 787 399 311t! 66 Mundhera I Do. Mahoba 1,230 66 74 297 139 ISS 67 Murani I Do. Srinagar 610 62 62 29; 155 140 68 Nahdora Muaf 1 Do. Kabrai 646 63 64 268 134 134 69 Naigwan I Do. Mahoba 1,269 49 56 261 139 122 70 Nathoopura j Do. Do. 2,498 64 65 316 166 150 71 Pachehra I Do. Do. 993 68 70 331 174 157 72 Pachpahra I Do. Do. ... 2,029 134 141 (-55 336 319 73 Pahra I Do. Kabrai 6,208 221 362 1,902 964 938 74 Palka 1 Do. Mahoba 1,337 78 101 399 186 213 75 Parsaha I Do. Kabrai 2,611 49 56 635 334 301 76 Paswara I Do. Mahoba 2,182 194 263 1,271 611 660 77 Pawa 1 Do. Srinagar 3,097 4)1 4"6 1,961 1,006 955 78 Pindari 1 Do. Mahoba 1,17B 42 49 214 119 95

~_------ ---- .---~_--~----~ -----~ .- .~--------- ---------_ ..

117

~bstract-- (contd.)

AGRlCULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

Displaced persons Literates

Il-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul-tors of land tivating own-

I-Cultivators of wholly or ers of land i land wholly or mainly un- llI-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc-mainly owned owned and ting labourers rent receivers; tioD other

and their their and their and their than cul-dependants de~~dants dependants dependants tivation

VllI-Othcr services and

VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous merce port sources

M F M F M F M f M F M F M F M F M F M

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14 15 16 Ii

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5

99 54

738

16 33 26

38 46 24 6

13 32 24 ,6

154 52 12

217 29 17

19 1) 9';1

177 3 5

35 21 42

198' 24 12 18

116 77 9

419 75

27

10 24 36

147 22 55 93 45

15 10 9 6

56 50

194 29 1 8

25 39 13 9

14 13

6 I

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74 150 109

246 174 ;6 18

102 180

72 24

804 115 161 ;89 329 286

101 77

237 55 I 93

156 251 139 392 348 137 70

25) 250 3 )5 43

1,323 119

124

127 97

164 719 85

207 36~ 264 218 151 123 194 163 13? 166 453 139

118 115 DO 78 98 73 65

148 lIS 178 581 100 196 389 572

75

19 20 21

330 17 16 171 25 19 283 17 15

65 9 9 148 51 38 97

236 150 47 15 86

162 79 :26

700 92

140 505 299 250

tl2 75

212 551 81

135 224 127 339 326 138 63

25( 237 3,)(

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163 664

85 211 32') 26? 20J 143 100 172 178 117 181 420 129

92 '06 [22 86 92 83 50

134 107 187 577 102 164 397 527 60

28 21 16 13 2 3

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16 16 8 7

40 39 2

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II 13 143 153 119 96 1 I 11 2 8

28 33 14 II

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28 26 14 14

I 153 177

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5 9 4 I

25 33 9 13

20 20 26 22 13 9 16 15 3 4

53 55 9 13

36 38 31 37 38 41 20 20

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

64 68 9 12 44 52 2 7 53 52 18 20

15 10 10 9 36 32 26 27 12 8 6 1

27 36 36 41 18 21 19 25 38 43 65 1I 37 25

1 223 216

41 46 36 41

175 166 44 34 28 30

6 6 17 27

137 149 97 97 8 13

36 48 40 53 40 44 50 86

296 ' 247 16 14 14 16 4) 41 95 110 93 101 4 7

412 432 43 45

9 6

10 25 57 31 33 48

177 178 48 44

124 [36 112 146 49 60 20 18 14 13 79 85 46 48 36 26 49 42 64 66

140 16'i [9 25

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114 123 10 6 52 45 22 15 37 39

2 3 Z\) 22 51 42

186 176 59 81 73 67 75 93

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3:1 68 40 26 41

42 2 43

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137 48, 15 49 4 50

34 51 1 52

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45 62 63

7 64 37 65

6 66 67

9 68 69 70

5 71 56 72 46 73

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I 78

118

P"irnary Census

Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including ins~ituti:)l]s

No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless ci the houses Dncl housel~~ peElLons) persons Cl hamlets No. of -8 Name o{ Village or in the AlOO in No. of house-8 Townlward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males l:emales M F

-~-----

2 :3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 --.-- -_. -- --~

TEHSIL MAHOF.A

79 Pura I Mahoba Khanua 2,253 50 67 3(7 193 174 80 Rahalia 1 Do. Maboba 1,533 52 54 220 107 J13 81 Raipura Kalan I Do. Do. 1,910 78 106 4(>7 209 258 82 Raipura Khurd 1 Do. Do. 466 54 67 3b7 225 162 83 Ratoli I Do. Do. 3,412 157 165 (,(.6 339 327 84 Rewara 2 Do. Kabrai 1838 82 87 ::f9 180 189 85 Salarpur I Do. Srinagai' 1;924 153 190 ',82 396 386 86 Shah Pahari 1 Do. Mahoba 2,872 123 175 117 -B4 383 87 Sham Ehera Phutera 1 Do. Srinagar 1,195 38 38 I ~6 1(2 94 88 Srinagar 1 Do. Do. 5,157 760 i82 4,073 2,120 1,953 89 Siebora 1 Do. Kabrai 1,330 102 115 4~1 260 221 90 Sijaria 1 Do. Srinagar 1,426 141 147 563 296 267 91 Sijehri I Do. Do. 7,054 475 493 2,213 1,152 1,061 92 Sijwaha 1 Do. Do. 1,469 230 245 1,077 577 5aO 93 Singhtnpur Baghari 1 Do. Do. 3,048 205 290 1,244 628 616 94 Sukora 2 Do. Kabrai 1,445 115 148 747 3~3 364 95 Surha 2 Do. Do. 6,641 287 360 1,627 t28 799 96 Thana I Do. Mahoba 2,203 31 33 140 71 69 97 Tikamau 1 IDo. Do. 2,374 82 115 S,u 305 :85 98 Tindoli 1 Do. Sri nagar 1,493 86 ~2 448 233 215 99 Tontyanbara Do. Do. 303 Unp(\pul~t\!:d

100 Urwara Do. Do. 3,373 107 1 15 4 (lIS 242 226 101 Utyan Do. Kabrai 3,056 166 214 676 452 424 102 Mahoba Do. Mahoba Muni<':lp1ilY 103 Railway Station Do. Do. Im:ltlc'cd in I\hinicipality

Maboba Total Tehsil 114 Z,19,S34 13,6~7

Maboba (Rural) 15,4J1 i(J,i~u Jb,3 .. u 34,<:.5u J I

TEHSIL MAHOBA

102 Mahoba Municipal Maboba ... Maboba Board

7,061 3,718 4,433 19,144 ':1,783 9,461

1 622 919 3,690 1,864 1,826 2 7153 870 4,009 2,030 1,979 3 1,038 1,184 4,712 2,397 2,315 4 574 585 2,708 1,451 1,257 5 567 738 3,686 1,797 1,8fl9

103 Railway Colony ... 134 137 439 244 195

Total Tehsil 7,061 3,718 4,433 19,244 9,783 9,461 Mahoba (Urban)

114 19,8.65 3 ) Total Teltsil 2,:26,595 17,415 JlC,D-34 46,123 4],911 Mahoba

119

A bstract-( contd. )


lI-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul-tors of land ti'fating own-

l-Cultivators of wholly or ers or land j land wholly or mainly un- Ill-Cultivat- agricultural V-Produc- Vlll-Other mainly owned owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and

[)isplaced and their and their and theit" and their than cul- VI-Corn- VII-Trans- miscellaneous _perso~ Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation merce port sources 0

-~----- - --. ~----- CI

-8 M F M P M F M P M F M F M P M F M F M F8

\4 \5 16 \1 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2B 29 30 31 32 33 \

(IlUIlAL)-(concld.)

12 113 97 8 14 62 55 2 4 I 5 2 2 2 79 8 3 35 34 11 9 39 31 8 16 5 6 I 3 8 14 80

25 176 208 2 9 18 2 7 18 18 4 5 81 33 3 148 9S 48 33 21 26 1 1 4 3 3 J 82 54 1 209 200 7 7 78 79 21 21 12 10 4 1 8 9 83 23 2 114 126 26 16 31 39 3 .. 2 I I 2 3 1 84 52 3 250 222 13 23 45 60 9 11 52 46 1 26 24 1:5 41 1 358 309 5 2 25 30 25 24 14 14 1 2 6 2 86 11 .3 77 65 6 8 13 11 4 3 2 3 4 87

435 33 1,007 850 9 21 409 473 12 17 328 315 172 137 5 2 178 138 38 44 1 182 150 21 20 29 32 4 9 10 1 14 9 89 28 J 181 148 4 7 88 99 I 16 8 7 4 90

242 20 746 668 82 65 161 202 4 28 114 81 45 16 91 89 3 250 214 38 22 142 143 16 22 85 70 24 14 22 15 92 72 316 288 55 56 163 180 30 40 35 22 8 10 21 20 93 60 1 224 198 54 56 57 60 3 10 10 2 .3 3 4 32 31 94

217 12 508 511 60 55 143 155 10 5 46 30 20 9 41 34 95 7 51 52 1 1 14 12 1 4 4 96 ... 56 2 187 170 21 19 39 45 20 22 33 24 5 5 97

30 155 141 7 5 27 22 I I 30 31 13 15 98 99

57 2 171 155 6 6 48 49 3 8 5 6 II 100 70 4 266 246 36 39 86 80 10 10 19 12 4 5 31 32 101

102 103

6 ... 5,923 3Jl 21,7.18 ~t),(jZ4 2,551 2,5.i.5 6,.2:i7 6,595 846 971 2,4Z6 2,184 788 705 51 37 1,70J 1,409

URBAN NON-CITY

11 17 2,819 901 2,0213 1,810 314 3713 73 76 66 61 1,531 1,600 t,683 1,602 t,195 1,091 2,899 13,843 102

613 235 454 428 36 20 6 12 1 151 143 232 233 380 401 605 588 .. 4 350 110 619 518 23 3a 1 5 6 2 2813 369 373 354 151 127 569 566 7 7 885 299 300 276 I7l 243 21 20 23 29 520 379 593 547 164 128 605 693 1 384 116 233 134 27 27 29 24 19 15 161 204 164 184 162 135 656 534

450 89 416 454 57 44 16 15 18 14 411 505 314 284 105 114 460 459 9 6 137 52 7 233 192 4 3 103

21 11 2,819 901 2,022 1,810 314 312 1J 76 66 61 1,531 1,600 1,683 1,602 1,195 1,091 1,899 2,84.1

27 17 8,742 1,232 23,760 21,834 2,865 2,897 6,310 6,671 912 1,032 3,957 3,784 2,471 2,307 1,246 1,134 4,602 4,252

----~

120

Primary Censcls

Total no. of persons Inmates of

No. of Occupied enumerated (including institutions inmates of institutions and house less

0 the houses and houseless persons) ~~sons = hamlets ;g No. of " ame of Village or in the Area in No. of house-

(3 -Town/Ward village Pargaua Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F

2 ;:, 4 5 6 7 8 9 [0 [ 1 12 13

TEHSIL MAUDAHA

I Achherela Maudaha Maudaha 417 40 40 61 32 29 2 Adhaipurwa Do. IChanua 946 Unpopulated 3 Ainjhi Muskra Muskra 1,[91 64 73 388 205 183 4 Akbai Maudaha Khanua 2,655 153 153

, 651 313 338 5 Akhaipur Do. Maudaha 593 UnpJpulated 6 Akona Do. Khanua 738 Unpopulated 7 Alra Muskra Muskra 339 55 55 254 109 145

.8 Artara Maudaha Maudaha 8,473 620 633 2,898 1,449 1,449 9 Asui Do. Binwar 3D} 4:) 40 193 105 liB

10 Atghar Do. Khanua 2,824 139 139 707 349 3511 II Bagharka Muskra Binwar 1,205 Unpopulated 12 Bahdina Achhpura Do. Do. 1,867 112 112 631 321 310

Danda 13 . Bahinga 1 Maudaha ... Khanua 2,648 190 201 900 438 462 14 Bahrela 1 Do. Maudaha 593 14 14 54 28 26 15 Bajamau 3 Do. OJ. 3,276 153 153 739 409 330 16 Bajetha Danda 1 Muskra Binwar 5,289 226 265 1,433 743 690 2 Z 17 Bakcha 1 Maudaha Maudaha [,624 58 68 350 194 156 18 Bamrauli 2 Do. Do. 1,348 53 62 351 184 167 19 Bandhur Buzurg 1 Muskra Binwar 3,340 187 203 915 4~~ 471 20 Bandhur Khurd I Do. Do. 2,[09 161 217 1,0~5 5~0 505

Farukh HUsain 2[ Bandhur Khurd Do. Do. 4[7 Unpoplllatd

Mahadeo 22 Banni Maudaha Khanua 985 66 83 423 226 197 23 Barbai Do. Khanua 3,74[ 2I[ 246 982 466 516 24 Barda Muskra Muskra 2,036 44 56 276 160 116 25 Barenda Do. Do. 1,174 Unpopulated 26 Barethi Do. Binwar 958 Unpopulated 27 Barmauli Maudaha Khanna [ ,782 1[2 [22 616 286 330 28 Basaut Muskra Muskra 3,98[ [25 [53 642 314 328 2~ Basw<\'ri Do. Do. 2,899 358 485 2,251 1,126 1,125 30 Bajehta Darya Do. Binwar 431 Unpopulat~d

31 Binwar Do. Do. 3,206 505 690 4,171 2,203 1,968 [[I

32 Bhadan Do. Do. 339 Unpopulate d 33 Bhadarwara Maudaha Khanua 569 UnpopulateJ 34 Bahdina Achhpura ~.fuskra Binv>ar 422 Unpopulated

Darya 35 Bhensmari 1 Maudaha Maudaha 1,807 206 262 1, 13~ 597 537 36 Bhensta 1 Do. Do. 1,[:)8 5::> 55 411 230 217 37 BhaInai 1 Do. Do. 1,495 163 179 959 509 450 38 Bhamani 2 Do. Khanua 1,776 75 106 496 271 225 39 Bhamaura 1 Do. Maudaha 1,126 77 87 424 223 201 40 Bharkhari 1 Muskra Binwar 1,755 1[2 130 699 362 337 41 Bharswan I Maudaha Do. 902 22 26 107 51 56 . .. 42 Bhatra I Muskra Do. 1,122 [3 13 133 72 61 5 43 Bhatri 1 Maudaha Maudaha 1,335 80 94 391 206 185 44 Bhugecha 1 Do. Binwar 794 167 175 521 266 255 45 Bhujpur 1 Muskra Do. 1,439 55 55 265 155 110 46 Bhulsi 1 Maudaha Maudaha 4,095 180 273 1,322 61\7 635 47 Bibhuni 1 Muskra Binwar 850 22 24 108 54 54 48 Begehna 1 Maudaha Do. 1,222 107 130 620 325 295 49 Beharka 1 Do. Maudaha 1,536 167 172 865 442 423 50 Behoni Kalan 1 Muskra Muskra 4,299 24[ 2;8 1,445 735 710 6 51 Behoni Khurd 1 Do. Do. 3,696 205 276 1,644 888 756 52 Bilpura Tarar Bewar Do. Binwar 307 Unpopulated 53 Bilpura Taraf Umri Do. Do. 265 Unpopulated 54 Budhai Maudaha Maudaha 993 56 65 353 170 183 55 Chak Bandhur Muskra .. Hinwar 52[ Unpopulated 56 Chakdaha I Maudaha Maudaha .. 805 54 68 351 184 167 57 Chaksona 1 Do. Binwar 832 23 27 169 ,,6 83 58 Chamar Khanna I Do. Khanua 564 33 37 194 9<l 100 59 Chandauli Ahir 1 Muskra Binwar 812 28 29 145 72 73 60 Chandora I Do. Muskra [,975 34 37 216 107 109 61 Chandi Kalan l Maudaha Maudaha 1,764 [29 133 641 334 307 62 Chandi Khurd I Do. Do. 68[ II II 50 23 27 63 Chhani 1 Do. Do. 2,266 110 114 5~8 269 279 64 Chhani 1 Muskra Muskra [,912 129 151 675 340 )35 65 Chhedi Basaik 1 Do. Binwar 1,847 84 88 433 224 209 66 Chhemoli 2 Maudaha Maudaha 644 95 108 696 347 349 67 Chherka I Do. Khanu:l 2,457 138 169 894 436 458 68 Chichara 1 Do. Do. 4,324 237 367 1,333 70S 625 69 Chelehta Jalalpur Muskra Binwar 826 Unpopulated 70 Chelehta Rath Do. Muskra 776 Unpopulated 71 Chilli Do. Do. 1,497 79 113 488 254 234 72 Damwurwa Do. Do. 737 43 6[ 278 143 135 73 Deokali Maudaha Binwar 457 4 5 26 12 14

74 Dhamna Jalal Muskra Muskra 793 Unpopcllated 75 Dhawari Do. Do. 2,187 6S 194 762 391 365

76 Dhungawan Maudaha Binwal' 787 27 28 99 49 50

--_ ------------- ----------

I2l

A bstract-( contd. )

AGRiCULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

Oisplaced p~rsons

M

14

F

15

-(tt{'1RAL)

ll-Cultiva- 1 V-Non-cul-tors of land tivating own-

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their and their and their than cul-Literates

I_Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned

and their dependants dep~n_da_nt~ dt!j)e.~d~.l_lts__ _(i~pendants tivation ._

M

17 26

21 387

12 65

14

90 5

80 134 34 8

40 56

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243

617

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107 16 20 -.. 10 5

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5 I 4

2

2

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F- M

29

6

2)

5

2

12

{I

4 2

I 6

10

I ::3

19

47

6

9 5

3

1 5

16 1

7 23 17

4

2

4

2 2

4

G

30 31

3 3

3 3

M

32

4 23

1 76

I [3

20

6 15 13

I 8

] 6

33 I

I 2

6 3 ') 4

<; 6

4 I 65 (:),

1 9 7 10

II 2 12

16 1:3; 14-

4 15 1) 16

l.:l 17 I I c; 7 V

16 2')

2l

12 5 U-10 16 23' 2 2 24

21 Z6

'7 (;, t.l I? 14 28

1 J;i IC4 ?~ jO

I {(~ )'14 3l 32 33 :,4

36 52 35 I [0 36

12 6 37 14 IO 38 2 4 3')

28 21 40 1 1 41

42 J 2 43 ') 2 44 1 45

I, J:J '16 22 i 6 47

) 43 3) ~6 I,)

II l; 5') 22 ] 6 ~ 1

9

?L 53

10 54 ,;~

~6 57 ~8 0Sl

L 60 ') 16 61 i .' 2 62

14 12 63 7 12 64 I 1 65 4 4 66

19 16 67 12 5 68

69 ,0

, 2 7I 4 4 n

73 74

7 8 75 ,6

122

Primary Censlls

Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions

No. of O~~upied inmates of institutions and housel.ess

0 the houses and housele~s persons) persons c:: hamlets No. of .. ,', 'line at Village or in the Area in No. of house-'0 0 Town/Ward village Pargana Th,'na , acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F U

-_. --------~----- ---.------_.-2 5 "I 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13

-----._-----------

TEHSIL MAUDAHA

77 Diha Muskra Binwar 452 Unpopulated 78 Dikhtaura Do. Muskra 475 Unpopulated 79 Dohri I Maudaha Binwar 467 10 12 53 27 26 80 Fatehpur I Do. Maudaha 925 65 76 289 145 144 81 Fatehpurwa Khandeh I Do. Khanua 1,73'5 59 75 337 180 157 82 Gadaria Khera I Do. Maudaha 276 4 4 14 9 5 83 Gahroli 2 Do. Do. 1,079 63 73 315 139 176 84 Ga'1roli I Muskra Muskra 7,770 1,023 1,227 5,322 2,731 2,591 3 7 85 Gakheri Maudaha Maudaha 793 Unpopulated 86 Galihamau I Muskra Binwar 862 21 23 101 56 45 87 Garha 3 Maudaha Maudaha 2,017 157 158 771 416 355 88 (lora I Muskra Muskra 556 72 77 326 161. l(j5 89 Gahbra I Maudaha Khanua 710 13 13 85 45 40 90 Ghandua I Do. Kabrai 1,859 54 64 326 156 170 91 Ghatkana I Do. Maudaha 715 70 79 369 182 187 92 Gidhras Maudaha Do. 490 Unpopu1atej 93 Gurha Do. Khanua 2,087 121 124 564 279 285 94 Gundela Muskra Muskra 3,139 198 216 1,003 521 482 9:; Gurdaha Maudaha Maudaha 2,870 145 147 704 311 333 96 Gusyari Do. Khanua 2,110 163 231 1,142 5~7 55; 2 97 Helpur Do. Binwar 557 Unpopulated 98 Himau1i Do. Khanua 889 54 72 326 J.l7 179 99 Husena Muskra Muskra 3,113 152 188 911 462 449

100 Ichauli Maudaha Khanua 3,508 170 175 853 412 441 101 Imelia MuS'kra Muskra 2,8D4 454 527 2,362 1,180 1,11!2 10 102 Itwan Do. Do. 627 UnpopulateJ 103 lalla I Do. Binwar 1,428 9 10 55 31 24 104 lignoda I Maudaha Khanua 936 76 85 345 184 161 105 Kahra I Do. Kabrl,li 5,483 3B5 444 1,715 908 L07 106 Kaimaha I Do. Do. 1,098 67 80 356 182 174 107 Kaimokhar 1 0o. ... Binwar 1,232 77 100 488 250 . 238 lOB Khamaria I Do. Khanua 724 96 128 610 307 303 10Sl Kamhariya I Do. Maudaha 1,775 302 330 1,327 665 662 110 Kandholi I Muskra Muskra 2,056 171 206 942 485 457 III Kapsa I Maudaha Khanua 1,718 103 135 635 326 309 112 Karahia 2 Do. ... Maudaha 5,717 340 414 1,840 942 8118 113 Kargoan I Do. Binwar 3,005 149 179 792 410 382 3 114 Kher I Do. Maudaha 1,202 52 68 364 202 162 115 Kheri 1 Do. Do. 1,026 54 67 342 178 164 116 Khandeh 2 Do. Khanua 6,755 412 513 2,459 1,252 1,207 117 Khandehi I Do. Binwar B88 12 14 65 30 35 118 Khandehi L0dhan I Muskra Muskra 1,702 137 270 1,281 674 607 119 Khanna I Maudaha Khanua 4,365 359 420 1,795 907 8~8

120 Kharela 4 Muskra Muskra 15,799 1,439 1,667 6,942 3,528 3,414 9 4 121 Khera I Do. Do. 732 7 9 49 29 20 122 Kherwhi 1 Maudaha Khanua 674 56 73 365 180 185 123 Kishanpur I Do. .. Maudaha 496 30 34 Ib5 90 115 124 Kiswahi I Do. Do. 3,424 180 212 1,255 647 (OS 125 Kulkuman 1 Do. ... Khanua 1,080 84 91 433 229 204 126 Kunetha 1 Do. Binwar 3,441 215 261 1,412 736 676 127 Kusme1a Do. Maudaha 236 Unpopulated I:2Zl Lachhmanpur Do. Do. 461 UnpJpulated 129 Lad"f I Do. Khanua 1,470 90 105 516 283 233 130 Larond I Do. Do. 1,261 106 128 663 352 311

!3I Lewa 2 Do. Maudaha 1,906 ,135 144 677 383 294 132 Lodhamau I Muskra Binwar 704 34 88 230 128 102 133 LodhipUf Jdalpur I Do. Do. 1,249 201 209 965 478 4~7

134 Lodh:p,.H Rath Do. Muskra 428 Unpopulated 13~ Man;ha Maudaha Maudaha 1,291 166 187 791 407 3114 136 Madarpur Do. Do. 1,275 90 139 687 345 342 D7 Mahera ;'vfuskra Binwar 4,052 187 319 1,607 815 792

B8 Makraon Maudaha Maudaha 4~117 145 179 768 414 354

139 Masgnon Muskra Muskra 2,415 209 248 1,131 546 5~5

140 Masgaw~.n Maudaha Binwar 1,469 65 75 314 164 [;0

141 Maudaha Do. Maudaha To\\n Area 142 Mawai K1urd Do. Khanua 4,910 283 356 1,655 858 797 143 MawaiA Do. Maudaha 808 24 1') 173 91 82 144 Maharka Do. Binwar 649 UnpJpulated 145 Mihuna I Muskra Muskra 1,555 64 76 412 221 :91

146 Muskara I Du. Do. 4,385 584 768 3,1135 1,998 l,(i37

147 Mutni I Maude. h., B·nwar 1,127 108 139 649 317 332 148 Naikpufl',a 2 Dc. Khanua 1,315 141 143 HiI: 355 359 149 Naraich 1 Do. M211daha 2,038 155 156 719 335 3b4 150 Naugawan Muskra Muskra 599 Unp:·pulated 151 Nauranga Do. Do. 779 Unp~pulated

152 Neoria I Maudaha Binwar 2,730 120 160 E52 4n 400 153 Newada 2 Mlilskra Do. 2,499 303 349 1,814 h 922 li92 154 Noorpur MUlidaha Kh,'nua 687 Unpcpulated

------_---------_ .. _--.-~-.- ----_

123

Abstract-( contd.)

AGRICULTURAl_, CLA,)SES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

Displaced persons

F

l-Cultivat')rs of lanj wholly or mainly owned

and their Literates _~ependants_

M F 1'.1 F

ll-Cultiva- -- -----TI-=Non:::c-ul--torS of land tivatisg own-

wholly or ers of land; mainly un- HI-Cullival- agricultural V-Produc-

",wned ting lab:mrers rent receivers; tion other and their and their and t'leir than cul-de\)enda~~s _~ependar:ts _depen_~Il~ tivation

M F M F M F M F

Vlll~Other services and

VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous _~ port Sources g

M F M F M

---.----------~--::----- -,

18 19 20 21 22 14 15 17 16 23 33 I 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 25 32

(RURAL)-(contd,)

2 3

25 JJ

11 640

,.

47 26

17 5

48 72 35

100

4 92 58

209

1 29

J27 29 34 11 56 77 7

165 50 18 I

339 4

112 120 801

36 I

99 22

141

11 3

81 6

127

4 57

100 ~6 83 20

119 23

9 482

J6 4> 34

27 151

J 4

73

2

6 :; 3 I

2 I

18

1 ;, I

6

13 2

22

10 59

7 I 4 6

II

1 6 9

2 2

4 I

9 6

52

3 3

35

25 25

138 8

93 1,478

39 313 118 34

102 97

127 3)7 221 398

102 243 24~ 613

21 74

433 J 37 180 240 445 280 218 687 321 113 133 650

29 421 531

1,369 26

142 53

417 183 495

138 220 238 109 242

332 255 535 236 465 107

599 t4

164 1,349

25] 234 204

310 519

25 27

116 5

109 1,307

32 267 126 35

li6 104

132 304 190 391

115 228 26:J 590

20 76

353 13':> 110 218 459 260 204 649 :l08 95

118 657

31 371 509

1,281 20

134 66

392 168 472

106 189 177 87

240

309 246 516 208 410 98

544 62

138 1.253

255 219 2~6

284 505

i3~ 14 8 8

15 15 121 122

17 13 25 18 8 I

13 15 46 35

49 4:J 22 20 M 77 8 8

II 12 89 83 32 35

175 Iii

2 2 l') i')

92 93 3 4

38 37 14 12 20 21 27 26 36 45 9 6

52 43 16 13

107 91

62 57 80 63

431 406

3 10 9 6

65 5, 6 3

89 63

24 24 42 34 24 22 6 2

41 30

26 19 26 23 53 51 32 41 13 14 28 22

15 14 7 4

41 42 46 40 24 17 25 36 10 7

57 43 102 III

I J 37 38 20 16

26 38 575 71.4

... 28 32 II 35 7 4

29 37 33 44

59 65 134 125 40 47

106 80

15 33 76 83 5b 70

199 226

.. , 51 60

197 203 )4 33 02 ~4 21 29

156 151 127 117 49 54

110 119 31 32 13 10 17 17

183 161 J

89 99 1:'4 183 684 795

27 28 7 4

93 97 30 28

101 97

89 76 63 55 61 46

9 6 144 162

28 31 29 42

101 120 71 65 56 70 16 13

124 127 10 13

7 :3 )46 346

Ii) 16 36 46 4j 42

i2. 59 153 116

2

I 105

23 2

2. 3 I 7

8 3 4

36

15 I 1 4 3

11 1

11 7

10 4

54 1

19 20

5

24

16 8 3

6

2 9

19 2 I 4

12

J 20

10

8 17

5

3 100

.- .

20

I 5

10

6 2 9

49

LO

j

19 7 4 1

13 10 5 4

61 3

16 33 15

5

17

13 14 9 4 9

II 6

16

I II

17

2 40

22

7 23

30 9

2 280

16 15 4 6 2

20 22 6

28

5 30 15 40

2 II 64 2

2 29 16 21 32

9 11 5

110

65 43

739

3 19 28 5

21

8 13 32 4

28

19 60 35 4 2

64 5

3 76 4 9

28

I 67

27 5

2 199

12

19 3 2

19

6 31 13 33

2 2

53 I

12 II 14 29 7 6 4

107

52 30

628

2 18 26 2

13

5 10 25 3

24

7 4) 2;

.)

3

6')

2 4) 3 8

17

1 72.

7 6 I I

2 57 61

2

2 2

2 5 5

14 17

4 4 6 5

20 18 28 33

9 3 30 26

4 6 2 3

12 7

II 12

2 4 1 2

15 21 .. ,

5 4 I

10 10 I I

77 61

15 14 9 21

2- 3 U 17

2

25 13

.,. 2

17 II

33 2 I 2

115

II 5

3 2

22 31 14 26

2 15 40 89

15 77

5 3 I

II 28 4

58 21

I 3

73

15 36

141

2 2

13 4

23

4 4

13 ... 6

17 6

32 36

2 7

34 4

6 103

19 25

2 52

77 78 79

32 80 6 81

82 7 83

88 84 85 86

.6 87 3 88

89 I 90 2 91

92 19 93 25 94 12 95 30 96

97 3 91'1

17 99 27 100 80 101

102 -.- 103 12 104 59 105

I 106 3 107

.... 108 13 109 39 lID 6 III

37 112 13 113

1 114 8 115

63 116 ... 117 8 118

33 119 143 120

'" 121 2 122 I 123

16 124 2 125

26 126 127 128

3 129 6 130 8 131

.. , 132 10 133

134 10 135 16 136 23 137 14 138 3 139 2 140

141 25 142

2 143 144

6 14') 85 1~6

1 147 25 148 19 149

150 151

3 152 48 153

154

124

Pdmary Census

TotaillCl. of persons Inmates of enumerated (includinl( instituti:ms

No. of O(;cupied innlates of instit utions and houselesSe 0 the houses ._._aD_d__houseless_,,~r~_t:Il~ persons c hamlets i'.o~-ot

.--_. __ -- ----~

<> ,., Name of Village or in the Aica ;n No. of house-0 TownjWard village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F U

-_----- -- . _-_ - --~ ~-- ---_-----_-- ._ 2 3 4 5 6 7 is 9 10 11 12 13

---_.-... _-------- ------

TEHSIL MAUDAHA

155 Ora Muskra Muskra 1,925 Unpopulated 156 Pachpahra 2 Maudaha Kabrai 3,753 153 183 792 409 383 157 Pahari Bhitari 1 Muskra Muskra 3,051 404 583 2,564 1,284 1,280 158 Padhol'i 2 Maudaha Maudaha 3,531 221 231 1,240 653 587 159 Para I Do. Khanua 1,946 116 120 578 303 275 160 Parchha I Do. Maudaha 969 109 116 t08 310 298 161 Parchhach 1 Do. Do. 3,085 201 224 1,134 579 555 162 Parebta 2 Do. Do. ~639 151 165 849 451 398 2 163 Par Khera Do. Binwar 720 Unpopulated 164 Pasun I Do. Maudaha 1,021 46 51 259 138 121 165 Patanpur I Do. Binwar 2,180 263 307 1,405 679 726 166 Pepronda I Do. Maud~ha 1,870 147 159 654 359 295 167 Punnia I Muskra Muskara 3,722 159 195 ~64 438 426 168 Porajahan 1 Do. Do. 693 17 27 108 58 50 169 Ragaul I Maudaha Maudaha 1,339 112 140 t03 290 313 170 Ratauli I Do. Khanua 1,763 53 96 446 243 203 171 Ratwa 1 Do. Do. 1,224 32 39 192 89 103 4 172 Rauhari I Do. Binwar 2,949 82 83 345 IS2 163 173 Ruri Para 1 Muskra Do. 3,521 218 273 1,399 7i3 616 174 Ruwai Sunecha 3 Maudaha Kabrai 4,71 I 264 322 1,536 766 770 8 175 Rewan I Do. Khanua 3,7'2.5 299 32!:! 1,58J 816 765 176 Sadha 1 Do. Maudaha 643 9 9 42 22 20 177 Satawa Muskra Mu,kra 402 Unpopulated 178 Soriya Do. Do. 537 Unpopulated 179 Sayar Maudaha Binwar 3,'188 360 451 2,121 1,076 ],045 180 Seoni Muskra Muskra 4,373 28 30 211 121 YO

... 181 Sinchauli Maudaha Maudaha 948 24 24 84 45 39 182 Shahpura Do. Binwar 434 Unpopulated 183 Sijnoda 2 Do. 'Maudaha 959 52 58 339 171 Hi8 1M Sijwahi 1 Do. Do. 1,864 107 143 694 354 340 185 Siloli I Do. Do. 2,066 114 136 593 307 2B6 2 186 Sirsai Do. Binwar 374 Unpopulated 187 Sirsi Kalan 4 Do. Kabarai 5,432 318 339 1,488 734 754 188 Sirsi Khurd ·1 Do. KhanuCl 3,310 159 20G 915 451 464 j 189 Sisolar 2 Do. Maudaha 3,936 )'78 428 2,171 1,096 1,075 190 Sohela Do. Binwar 538 Unpopulated 191 Tagari I Muskra Muskra 2,627 34 48 271 143 128 192 Tamaura 1 Maudaha Khanua 1,535 117 134 614 311 303 193 Tindwa I Do. Maudaha 547 6 6 20 12 8 194 Tindohi Kishori Lal I Do. Do. 439 23 30 133 68 65 195 Tindohi Kishan Chand I Do. Do. 432 28 31 133 64 69 196 Tihar 1 Do. Binwar 2,104 122 157 741 367 374 17 20, 197 Tikri Buzurg 1 Do. Maudaha 1,138 182 201 942 495 447 198 Tikri Khurd Do. Binwar 407 Unpopulated 199 Tilsaras Do. Maudaha 677 41 49 222 117 105 200 Tindohi Do. Khanua 1,415 70 75 355 184 171 201 Tola Khalsa Maudaha Binwar 186 Unpopulated 202 Tola Muaf 1 Do. Maudaha 925 85 124 535 284 251 203 Umri 1 Muskra Binwar 3,567 387 462 1,865 9'7 868 14 8 204 Upri I Maudaha Do. 1,592 102 IC4 533 282 251 205 Urdana I Do. Maudaha 1,627 91 101 4~O 245 235

Total Tehsil Mau· 191 daha (Rural)

;380,195 2:4,(,14 28/46 1.54,':118 69,184 65,734 2IJ2 45

TEHSI'L MAUDAHA

HI :Maudaha Town Area Maudaha ... Maudaha 6,414 1,970 2,(50 9,898 5,212 4,686

Total Tehsil Mau. 6,414 1,C,70 2,f5J 9,8<.'5 5,212 4,686 daha (Urban)

Total Tehsil Mau· daha

191 366,tC9 25,9£4 2(',~46 144,816 74.396 70,420 ~02 45

125

'!\'bstract- (fUn td. ')

AGRICUL TURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES

n;'p:aced nersons

1\1 f

Literutcs

:\1

I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned,

and their depcnr.lant~

M F

ll-Cultivators of land

wholly or mainly unowned and

their dependants

M f


Ill-Cult iva- agricultural V-Producting labourers rent receivers; tion other

and their and their than cuI-dep~nd~~ dependants tivation

1\1 F M F M F


VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous merce port sources

M F M F M

14 15 16 Ii 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 -----~-------~ --------------- ------.... ---------------------~--__:_

(RURAL)-(co .cU,)

5~ 70 24 28 3

97 43

17 136

31 50 21 53 21

2 10 94

133 172

3

219 1

J6 49 50

99 97

160

7 39 'j

II 3

56 78

16 18

33 112

45 21

7 3 1

2

:2 I~

2 9 1

j;i

I

12

16

6 2

2 8

7

3 6

1 6

257 64) 518 174 234 396 254

95 4~1 266 259 36

102 149 52

\37 342 49'0 638

17

720 103

24 10, 235 191

45\ 273 663

III 16J

II)

41 38

257 384

83 128

140 647 192 183

207 601 447 169 225 381 238

91 5':4 2U3 251

31 119 121 62

115 251 482 ~84

13

716 81

19 98

216 184

450 293 681

101 161

6 48 45

252 343

72 114

128 560 170 ItA

37 125 37 49 29 41 92

3 28 ... 3·'

1 18 I';)

9 310

i8 35 5

62 13

15 3) 20 3

8\, 30

103

10 48 2 9

12 5

16

15 10

64 26

8 17

34 131 39 29 25 4; 67

6 19

34

10 16 18 9

225 70 41 7

62 6

13 42 22 3

2 28 88

II 43

2 10 9 6

13

15 16

57 30

5 20

84 103 243 291

40 51 60 62 16 21 96 87 53 57

15 8 128 144 82 76 87 103 20 17 93 100 43 39 9 II

33 38 48 51

117 136 72 71

196 160 5 3

I I 28 24 55 64 75 64

153 151 84 87

117 1,14

16 12 79 66

9 7 9 12

69 83 66 66

II 14 32 36

32 27 141 129 37 39 21 31

10 43 12

I 18

8 3 3 2 I

4 2

2 22

12

3 5 3

19 4

50

1 3

2

20 16 20

23 37 17

1 9

16 1

6 9 I 5

.. 2 2

7 33

24

3 II 6

24 6

55

I 6

2

21 15 14

8 159 36

5 6 7

31

4 14 2

35

1'5 20 6

66 33 19

15

2

24 27

10 22 82

12

2 17 8

2 2

19 108 21 16

8 130 20

1 3 4

17

4 8 I

24

10 24 10

74 43 12

17

18 16

15 20 58

19

1 16 13

3 I

13 86 17 14

9 16

8 10

6 11 4

I I 1 I 3

11 1

16

3

14 19 34

3 1

1 7

13

5 7

2 37 3 2

8 13

I I

5 6

3 9 7

I ;, I

I 4 9

23

6

2 '7

19 9

38

2

8 II

I 2

3 22 4 I

2

2

4

2

2

4 56 8

14 24 13 10

7 14 2

18 I

70 3

2 14 30 29

55

14 7

6 19 47

2 8

1

2 10 6

I 3

7 22

1 6

155 156

79 157-8 158'

12 159 15 160 17 161 12 162

163 3 164

13 165 2 166 9 .67 I 168

69 169 170 t71

... 172 11 173 23 174 20 175 .. , 176

177 178

43 179 ~O 181

... 182 1 1-83 7 184 6 185

186 3 187

21 188 41 189

190 1 191 8 192

,. 193 .,. i S'4 2 195 7 196 1 197

198 ... 199 2 200

201 2 202

26203 2 204 5 205

2 3 /1),840 782 4,l,(i!)(j <1' . .:1'1 ",762 5,251 10,84211,459 1,216 1,471 4,370 3,532 1,206 1,164 57 43 2,722 2,395

URBAN NON~CITY

4 5 1,599 le7 1,3,0 1, 14U leO EO

4 5 1,59'J 1~7 I, ,'10 1.1<1) leo 80

16

16

25

25

16

J(j

524 438 855 778 214 172 2,067 2,053 141

524 438 855 778 244 172 2,067 2,053

6 812,139 %9 H,399 '1!5-;9 ;,f62 ;,331 )(l,858 11,484 1,232 1,471 4,t94 3,970 2,061 1,912 301 215 4,789 4,448

126

Prim'lfY CenSll

Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerate\! (including institutions

No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless

0 the houses and houseless persons) persons c:I hamlets

No. of --------- ----

-8 N 'lme ot Village or in the Area in No. of house-0 '. Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F U

----------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 D

-~--.----- --~--- -------

TEHSILRATH

1 Akona Rbth Rath 2,989 353 4'16 1,9JO 937 963 2 Akoni Do. Do. 384 Unp()pl.I.lated ;, Alampura Do. Majhagawan 422 Unpopulated 4 Alipura Do. Rath 154 Unpopulated 5 Alka Chawa Do. Jariya 869 102 132 612 312 300 6 Amarpclfa Do. Majhagawan 456 Unpopulated 7 Amgaon I Do. Ruth 2,3Q2 151 189 872 '162 410 8 AmJo. d I Do. Jariya 2,232 244 304 1,306 659 647 9 Ang:1Jra i Do. Rath 2,445 172 207 1,018 515 503

10 Angith Do. Majhagawan 437 Unpopulated II Ar"zi-B:bi-Kharan ... Do. Rath 33 UllpJpulated 12 Atnagaon 1 Do. Majhagawan 1,194 19B 232 1,119 569 550 13 Atra I Do. Jariya 2,52; 131 192 736 375 361 14 AtrJli J Ja!alpu r Do. 1,701 III 137 b53 332 321 15 Atroli Rath I Rath Rr.th 391 20 21 \12 50 42 16 Al'ndera I Do. Do. 2,219 25B 318 1,433 742 691 1 7 Aunra Khera 1 Jalalpur 1)0. 1,098 2 2 \0 7 3 18 Aunta I Rath Do. 2,845 381 484 2,179 1,086 I,C93 19 Badanpura 2 Do. DJ. 889 50 61 268 140 128 20 Bagipura I Do. Ue. 864 34 46 162 81 81 21 Baupur I Do. i)0. 'FJ6 113 158 (J'i9 350 329 22 Banjni Do. uo. 236 Unp(\)ulated 23 Bakrai 1 Do. Majhagawan 1,086 77 126 563 282 281 24 llallacl1 I Do. Ratl 2,056 III 130 (07 312 295 25 Bandholi I Do. h.nya 1,838 1uO 120 ~H! 295 ;:93 26 Bandawa 1 Jalalpur Muskara ... 2,674 IS3 218 1,144 573 571 27 Bangra 1 Do. JaJalpur 1,459 lIS 1~8 695 358 337 28 Bangra 1 Rath Majhagawan 2,285 9B 142 744 379 365 29 Bara I Do. Rath 1,010 57 70 291 143 148 30 Barhara I Jalalpur Jalalpur 1,83B 103 279 1,180 623 557 31 Bara Khera 1 Rath Majhagawan 1,014 70 101 476 211 245 32 Barda I Do. .. Rath 540 86 120 543 2(J7 276 33 Barel I Do. Do. 1.246 27 49 31S 173 142 34 Barenda Khalsa I DQ. Jariya 798 44 57 288 150 138 35 Barenda Muaf I Do. Do. 1,165 30 43 208 101 107 36 Bargarh I OJ. Majhagawan 520 40 66 252 124 128 37 Bargawan J Jalalpur Janya 1,473 65 86 345 175 170 38 Bar Khcra 1 Do. Jalalpur - •.... 1,161 40 54 232 136 96 39 Baroli Kharka 1 Rath Jariya 3,444 146 219 993 521 472 40 BarJli Rath 1 OJ. Rath 1,420 9 11 53 30 23 41 Barauwa I OJ. Majhagawan 1,137 123 134 595 329 266 42 Basariya I JaJaJpur JalaJpur 1,845 55 6) 342 169 173 43 Basela I Rath Majl1ag</-wan 1,368 187 224 1,M5 531 514 44 Basre3i 1 JalaJpur Jalalpur 1,032 77 112 560 285 275 45 Baukl-Jar 1 VO. Jar,ya 2,692 172 253 1,117 551 560 413 Behgain 1 R;;tn RaL1 2,6130 201 264 1,217 618 599 47 Belgaon J Du. Majhagawan 980 23 33 114 84 60 48 BenJa Danja 1 Do. Jariya 2,196 35 41 207 103 104 49 Ben:la LJarya LJo. Uo. 681 UnpJPula'ed 50 B:ladarw"ra OJ. R"th 262 UnpQPulateJ 51 B'1ai::uain 1 LLlpur Muskara 1,830 200 255 1,183 606 577 52 Bhakrauli 1 R(it 1 hriya 643 9 13 6·1 35 29 53 B'lCri Danda 5 JaL!.' .. .: Jdalpur 6,732 251 30) 1,792 9.32 860 ~4 B!1~.:i [)ary~, DJ. 00. 892 UnpJpulat" 1 55 B:likamp.lr 1 DJ. Do. 856 II II 49 27 22 56 B g Aa.1 I flat} Ruh 1,067 35 43 165 91 74 57 B har 1 Do. Do. 341 36 42 176 93 83 58 B L;uJn 6 JaJaJpur JalaJpur 6,927 421 525 2,493 1,295 1,198 59 B 1';1 n 1 Rath Jariya 1,434 18 20 108 53 55 6) B Jpur I JalaJpur JalaJpur 710 34 44 186 101 85 61 B lrak:1 1 Rael Majhagawan 1,043 168 226 992 481 511 62 Bira I Do. Jariya 2,319 227 345 1,616 8'18 768 63 Hirhat I Do. Do. 1,836 51 60 277 15(> 121 64 Hirwa;-li Do. Do. 603 Unlnpulated 65 Bahra

"j D,). .. j\1ajhagawan 129 Unpopulated

66 Barhi Ja12,)pur JaJaJpur 1,221 4 4 II 6 5 67 Chak Amarpura I Rath Majhag~wan 134 227 345 408 2{}6 202 68 Chak Be:,gaon Jalalpur Do. 67 UnpopUlated 69 Chandalili I Rath Rath 2,934 96 222 J,023 478 545 70 Chandallt D anda I J"l::Jpu, Jariya 6,266 352 494 2,276 1,232 1,044 7! Chand aut Darya 1 Do. Do. 576 1 I 1 I 72 Chandawari Danda ... I Rr.th Do. 925 62 87 386 203 Hl3 T5 Chandawari Darya ... Do. Do. 357 Unpopulat<ld 74 Chapki Do. Rath 205 LJn~opulated 75 CIICfi Beai I Ja(.alpur Jalalpur 1,[59 39 52 224 126 98 76 Chibauli 1 Do. Do. 1,6313 1l.9 132 600 317 2~3 77 C'1ikasi I Ruh Jariya :3,936 134 163 ~8 378 3HJ 78 Ch'lli 2 L'o. R2.th 4,091 306 454 2,1}56 1,040 1,016 ~9 Chirawal 1 J~Jalpur 1)0. 1,038 16 21 I~li 52 54

, __ -~"-'----.'--"~~'n.<~...,..,.,_.......,.......~=,.~-,._ ,. ~--","",-"-~""",' .. <-~- -,-~ .....

127

Abstract -- (contd.)


- ------- n Cultiva- -- IV-Non-cuJ-tors of land tivating own-

I-Cultivators of wholly or ers of land; land wholly or mainly un- Ill-Cultivat- agricultural V-Produc-mainly owned owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other

VIlI-Other services and

VI-Com- Vll-Trans- miscellaneous Displaced

persons

and theil and their alld their and their than cul-Literates- dependants depelildants dependants dependants tivation fierce port sources 0

- Q ~----=~~~

M f M f

14 15 16 17

(RURAL)

."

5

229

53

65 134 62

117 61 20 14

148 7

255 8 7

52 11 33 65 54 69 6

76 40 35

3 3

53 24 5

69

47 2

68 31 94 47 12 7

89 12

152

3 7 6

162 14 18 43 32 35

I 32

100 2 -218

I 15

II 21 36

112 3

6

6 4 6-

3 I

15 3 -1;

....

2

I 8 I

2

2

12

18

3 •• o\,

2

M

18

394

215

248 344 1'86

329 220 194 23

369 -7-.

512 -68 SI

244

168 247 144 376 224 224

86 392 141 150 126 87 34 64

131 ~6

341 20

172 140 409 213 292 342 47 56

346 29

702

21 54 60

676 37 52

299 509 100

3 96

225 753

87

84 204 " 196 696 46

F

19

423

197

222 296 179

321 1~4

, 183 18

340 3

493 59 513

223

168 224 134 378 220 227

74 351 159 140 105

79 39 72

116 65

297 16

165 142 393 202 294 334

27 58

326 27

648

21 49 54

641 44 42

297 458

77

4 10)

261 662

78

71 178 141 670

47

M

20

117

4

29 22

136

35 9 6

106

36 45

I 17

20 19 17 8

44 77

6 31 7

30 6

38 9

II 3

24 21

3 26

9 15 20 29 49 13 1

13

62

2 4

96

4 5

25 9

39

31 35

43

15 4

63 II 2

112

21 14

126

1 21 11 6

110

27 ,\4

4 15

14 27 18 8

46 59 15 24 8

46 4

35 12 9 6

22 21

11 6

17 26 :54 50 19 I

12

47

I 95

2 4

22 6

42

32 31

47

27 2

47 II 3

F

21

.g M F M F M f' M F M F M F8

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

218

53

78 154 101

1'> 7 57 82 13

136

117 12-13-h

57 15 61

118 25 32 16

101 45 45 23 10 45 29 14 19 86

6 73 10 30 24

126 103

14 24

125

61

4 15 20

290 2

27 136 186 22

1 45

120 192

20

22 49 'j9

173 2

248

64

68 204 116

163 65 79 14

143

138 II 13 24

57 19 68

116 15 33 24 85 51 41 19 10 47 30 II 6

92 6

63 17 36 17

129 123

11 24

151 .--73

1 12 16

264 1

25 155 174 17

40

151 179

13

51 45

t83

11 12

3 4 9 20 8 4

19 16 7 6 3 2

4 9 10

.. I 3 3 1 2 3

5

19 20 3 5 8 5

24 27 21 19

2 5 4 6

II 21 8 5

11 13 1 3 I

5 7 11 18

I 3 3 4 1 I 7 I 2 2 9 8

15 18 4 2 I 1 I 4

I 5 5 2

16 19

2 7 4 5 4

20 33 4 3 2 3

17 28 6 17

I 5 5

21 15 26

9 7

5 J6 25 12 • 17 27 41 2 4

\

128

31

71 80 45

37 44 17 2

54

258 9

10 68

5 14 57 27 28 35 25 39 22 27

8 7

12 5 8 I

44

26 4

35 16 62 97 9

19

65

34

8 2

134 3

13 7

77 16

1 4

48 97

27

109

30

67 67 45

28 55 25

42

267 8 2

57

6 9

60 21 21 32 26 29 15 26

6 5 8 3

13

38

17 3

40 11 63 68 2

16

53

35

4 7

92 I 7 8

72 14

53 63

27

21 55 '10

15

12 12 12

12 1

15

8

.66

2

3 4 4 5

7 1

5

I 7 2 5

11 I 9 2 5 4

34

5

38

6 9

5 83

13

13

18

10 5 9

10 I

10

12

63

2

6 3 2

11

9 1

2

1 4

6

5 2 6 7 5 4

16

2

42

1 2 3

2 45

6

7

17

54

'9

21 38 27

15 II 12 6

40

96 3 4 4

10 10 4

15 16 9 6

42 7 4

10 2 I 9 I 3

21

14 3

24 10 28 19

2

22 1

52

4 2

41 7 3

11 34 9

17

28 ~:5

I 16

6 5

16

36 I 2 3 4

9 5 6

18 7 41 8 24 9

10 II

9 12 II 13 II 14

15 34 16

17 102 18

5 19 I 20 3 21

22 10 23 8 24 6 25

10 26 16 27 8 28 3 29

38 30 6 31 2 32 7 33 4 34

35 6 36 2 37

38 14 39

40 4 41 1 42

14 43 12 44 17 45 18 46

47 48 49 50

14 51 52

38 53 54 55

3 56 1 57

31 58 6 59 5 60

17 61 22 62 7 63

64 65 66

15 67 68

31 69 33 70

71 11 72

73 74 75 76

:5 77 14 78

79

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

128

Primary Census

Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (includimt inslituti:ms

Occupied No. of inmates of institutions and houseless 0 the houses ann hcuseless persoI1s1 __ l'_erso~ c hamlets No. of -8 Name o[ Villaae or in the AIeain No. of house-0 TownlWard village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M U f'

2 3 4 5 I'i 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 _~~---~--"

TEHSILRATH

80 Chirpura JaJalpur Jalalpur 235 Unpopulated 81 ChuUa Rath Rath 148 Unp.pulated 82 Churha Do. Majhagawan 1,204 72 98 440 216 224 83 Churwa Do. Rath 896 32 41 168 71 97 84 Dadri Do. Do. 1,212 61 77 385 189 196 85 Danda Jalalpur Jalalpur 1,249 Unpopulated 86 Dando 2 Do. Jariya 2,128 50 62 21)1) 157 133 87 De:>khari I Do. Jalalpur ... 1,923 16 16 liB S6 6l 88 Deora I Rath Majhagawan 552 66 86 317 188 li9 89 Dhagwan I Jalalpur Jariya 2,210 188 253 1,()2S S22 ~03 90 Dhagwan I Rath Majhagawan 1,379 123 150 683 3S5 328 91 Dhamna I Do. Rath 1,575 318 404 1,691 813 878 92 Dhanaura I Do. Do. 864 35 41 156 87 69 93 Dhanaura I Do. Do. 2,678 313 3~ 1,793 8'9 594 94 Dharaupur Jalalpur Jalalpur 800 Unp0pulated 95 Dhauhal Buzurg 2 DC'. Do. 3,743 161 203 1,091 554 S37 96 Dhauhal Khurd Do. Do. 1,241 Unpopulated 97 Diha Rath Rath 262 Unpopulated 98 Dikhtaura Do. Do. 267 Uopopulated 99 Gahuli Jalalpur Jalalpur 401 40 47 176 96 80

100 Galiha Rath Rath 834 138 163 771 384 387 101 Garhar Do. Majhagawan 605 'II 45 209 III 98 102 Ghungsi Do. Rath 964 1 1 3 1 2 103 Ghurauli Do. Jariya 1,371 30 33 160 78 82 1{)4 Giraura Do. Rath 578 Unpopulated 105 Girwar Do. Majhagawan 1,829 138 197 871 437 434 [

106 Gohand Do. Do. 3,392 519 664 3,026 -1,560 1;466 25 107 Gohani Panwari Do. Do. 2,240 143 197 894 449 445 108 Gohni Rath Do. Rath 2,141 112 123 631 317 l14 109 Govindpura Do. Do. 386 Unpopulated 110 Gugarwara Do. Majhagawan 861 20 20 97 46 51 I II Gursara Do. Do. 364 Unpopulated 112 Gutakwara Do. Jariya 681 67 98 400 203 197 113 Hajipur Salaiya JalaJpur Jalalpur 1,191 Unpopulated 114 Hansaupur Sesa 1 Do. Do. 1,632 7 8 45 26 19 115 Harduwa 1 Rath Jariya 1,729 82 87 443 225 218 116 Harsundi [ JaJaJpur JalaJpur 2,510 102 163 803 399 404 117 Hemanpura 3 Do. Do. 718 29 29 169 98 '91 118 lkthallra [ Rath Majhagawan 1,407 77 97 469 228 241 119 lkthaur 1 Do. Do. 317 12 13 45 21 24 120 Inchaura 1 Do. Jariya 2,557 85 115 639 358 281 121 Indarpura 1 Jalalpur Jalalpur 2,766 134 200 909 483 426 122 Ingoi Do. Rath 1,274 Unpopulated 123 Islampur 1 Rath Jaliya 7,138 186 264 1,227 646 581 124 Italiya 1 Do. Do. 3,688 341 471 2,157 1,086 1,071 125 Italiya I Do. Majhagawan 1,91:9 104 121 561 308 253 126 Itaya} I Do. Rath 1,028 59 61 311 166 145 127 Itora Gang I Do. Do. 282 16 23 99 47 52 128 Itora":.Rath 1 Do. Do. 748 171 238 1,081 516 565 129 lakheri I Jalalpur Do. 1,560 191 239 1,007 516 491 130 lalalpur I Do. Jalalpur 251 167 190 908 470 438 IO 131 Jamagawan Rath .. Jariya 851 Unpopulated 132 Jamkhuri Do. Do. 888 53 75 344 17,8 166 133 Jamori Danda JaJalpur Do. 2,225 76 96 S02 253 249 134 Jamori Darya Do. Do. 579 Unpopulated 135 Jamra Rath Rath 572 Uopopulated 136 Jarakhar I Do. Majhagawan 3,811 366 481 2,299 1,211 1,088 137 Jariya I Do. Jariya 2,068 92 94 1,028 554 474 :)

138 Jariya I Jalalpur Do. 630 19 19 91 43 48 139 Jhennabira 2 Rath Majhagawan 2,611 185 223 964 508 466 ... 140 Jher Moli Do. Jariya 937 Unpopulated 141 Jigni Do. Majhagawan 9,864 328 410 1,926 929 997 142 Jitkheri Danda Jalalpllf Jmiya 3,497 85 116 6C!4 313 291 143 Jitkheri Darya Do. Do. 203 Unpoplllat~d

144 Kachv,a Rath Do. 2,173 95 273 1,237 599 638 145 Kadaura Jalalpur hh:lpur 1,911 44 52 37.t3 166 157 146 Kadipura Do. Do. 618 Unpopulated 147 Kaimokhar 1 Ruth Jariya 1,26') 54 62 248 130 118 148 Kaitha 3 Do. Rath 2,818 196 238 1,248 644 604 149 Kaithi 1 Do. Do. 1,361 185 223 670 348 322 150 Kanera I Jalalpuf Jalalpllf 232 4 4 22 12 10 151 Kargawan I Rath Rath 1,152 72 89 f-' 379 :309 170 152 Karhi I Do. Jariya 1,378 85 III 513 252 261 153 Karyari 1 \0 D.o. Do. 3,095 137 154 8i7 417 4(lO 154 ltaraundi 1 ·Do. Rath 1,358 114 165 685 339 346 155 Karpura Do. 190. 1,342 Ur,populared 156 Katchri 8 JaJalpaf JaJalpuF 2,396 46 58 350 186 1M 157 Keotra- 1 Do. Do. 482 18 111 98 49 49 158 Kesarganj 1 Do. Jariya 436 I I 5 3 2

_--~.----. -----_.---- ----~--"--

.-~.----

129

Abstract-( contd.)


t1igplaced p~rsons

. I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned

and their Literates dependants

ll-Cultiva- lV-Non-cul-tors of land tivating own-

wholly or ers of land; mainly un- Ill-Cult iva- agricultural V-Produc-owned and ting labourers rent receivers; tion other

their and their and their than eu}-~lcpendant~ dependants dependants tivation

VIlI-Other services and

VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous merce port Sources '. o =

M F 1\1 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 -----_._---_.-._----._ .. - ._-... _. --_ ..

,{RURAL)-(contd.)

54 13 30

33 5

i8 IDa III 105

13 151

150

20 88 7

3

56 275

19 26

4

35

1 26 22 3

10 4

90 69

210 257 81 9 2

162 28

124

17 11

489 145

2 60

229 25

76 7

10 67 60

32 64 8

27

3 2

3 126 2 44

102

:3 114 51

I 119 6 28~ 9 211 2 542 4 47

18 4~)

14 362

67 5 183

84 1

59

2 257 20 844

317 154

34

99

25 121

2 319 68

174 II

3 244 1 212

7 359 13 647 8 156

103 44

21 197 345

18 195

132 207

25 1,063 4 252

39 3 264

27 434 176

3 308 104

65 375

3 232 8

I 162 4 156

362 259

128 44 3

130 16 12 58 I

102 12 15

104 9 8 55

118 9 9 258 45 51 179 10 6 61 ~ 3 I

37 7 4 4) 33 37

338 61 68

58 186 40 35 76 2

58

250 18 18 799 59 54 .319 II 7 147 6 12

43 2. 2

101 15 12

19 JI3 61 69 328 17 13 66 23 19

181 2 2 II 2 2

. 186 32 25 171 64 48

326 66 61 648 68 72 134 53 35

91 9 4 46

215 108 103 308 30 27 193 17 12

117 204 g 6

976 7 3 208 31 23

39 2 3 232 45 31

501 22 17 170 17 13

322 64 62 99 15 17

53 12 5 375 79 75 210 27 33

8 4 2 135 6 5 161 33 37 337 1 270

118 24 17 44 5 5 2

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

34 53 16 18 34 37

24 15 3 3

17 27 78 96 95 95 68 75 19 13

177 182

58 68

28 21 100 111 10 It

5 12

83 89 250 218

46 49 46 53

2

33 30

14 12 24 30

5 4 21 21

I 37 34

112 146

75 77 123 115 77 68 22 26

3 3 104 128 66 88 41 44

36 38 29 .29

14 52 80 73

I 142 134

156 205 66 67

73 99 27 26

29 36 55 51 45 44

... 33 22 24 27 32 40 41 51

15 13

4 5 15 7 I 4 2 I 4 7 22 18

4 I 3 2 4

22 17 18 II 12 19 85 53 5 7 15 16 2 1 140 134 5 5 9 9

17 \4 180 \74

18 16 34 26

I 2 5 44 39

12 8 4 2

12 11

19 22 22 22 44 53 201 180 31 30 38 33 15 19 84 76

3 6 4

7 3 29 26

1 3 5 17 8 9 14 14 II

4 7 9 7 10

I 20 14 8 9 62 34

8 7 72 49 13 26 153 139 3 4 3 2 8 3 15 16

3 4 16 67 65 5 3 45 37

13 13 90 80

9 11 5 5

69 31 I 125 109 2 5

29 27 17 21

95 127 105 75 II 15 31 15

13 15112108 3 II 10

7 9 II 7 36 30 74 57

2 3 32 23

3 I 2 4 27 27 2 2 19 II

19 12 18 12

7 6

2

5 2

27

17

3

13 83

2 4

2 4

3 4

10 45 3

15 7

39

.3

23 5

4

9 3

8 5

6 4

3 7

4

2

8 2

24

18

5

12 80

4 1

2 3

4 2

12 35 2

11 8

30

5

11 7

4

6 3

15 2

4 2

5 5

3

2

7 8

3

------~----.---.--.--~---.-~.---.--- .. ---

3Q

19 7

15

3

3 17 17 31

35

18

15 1

25 79 4 8

20

7 12 2

24 I

21 21

56 37 13 4

21 13 75

35 53

7

88 9

21 1

6 19 3

2 3 I 2

7

33

80 81

15 82 16 83 17 84

85 4 86

87 7 88

18 89 23 90 28 91

1 92 34 93

94 16 95

96 97 98 99

11 100 I 101

... 102

... 103 104

21 105 82 106

:3 107 6 108

109 ... I iO

III 25 112

113 ." 114 9 115 5 116 2 117

24 118 '" 119 18 120 16 121

122 49 123 36 124

8 125 5 126

... 127 27 128 20 129 64 130

131 •.. 132 .•. 133

134 139

12 136 46 137 ... 138 7 139

140 6~ 141 7 142

143 17 144 3 145

146 8 147

12 148 4 149

... 150 :: )51

152 I 153 I 154

155 6 156

'. 157 ... 158

o c ... 'Q o U

Name or Village or Town/Ward

No. of tbe

hamlets in the village Pargana Thana

130

Ol,;cupied houses

No. of Area in No. of house

acres houses holds

Primary Census

Total no. of persons enumerated (includin~ inmates of institution~ and houseless persons)

Inmates of instituti::ms

and houseless persons

Persons Males Females M F

__ ~ _______ 2 _____________ 3------4------------5--_______ ~ ______ 7 _____ 8_· ______ 9 _______ IO __ II 12 13

159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 20S 209 210 211 212

·213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237

Khadarro Khajuri Khan Daut Khara Khar Khareta Buzurg Khareta Khurd Kharka Khera Silajit Khiriya Kopra Kotha Kuchecha Kulahanda Kulahariya Kumhariya Kundar Kunwan Khera Kurra Kusman Linga Lodhipura Ludhaura Machahri Magraul Magrauth Mohammadpur Mahjoli Mahjoli Mahrajpur Majhagawan Malehta Danda Malehta Darya Mabhan Muaf Mamna Mankahri Manyanpar Macha Masgawan Mawai Musahi Muskera Khurd Nadna Nadpura Nahdaura Nauranga Neoli Bansa Niboli Nohai Pachkhura Pandra Paharibir Pahari Garhi Pahra Para Parch a Pathkhuri Path Nauri Pawai Pllraini Qasba Khcra Rahank I

Raharka Rajaman Rajrnai Rakaura Ramgarh Rar Khera Ratalili Rauro Rawatpura Rigwara Khurd Rigwara Kalan Rehunta Riruwa Buzul'g Danda Riruwa Buzurg Darya Saidpur Saina Sangrawzn Sargaon

Rath 1 Do.

;} Jalalpur I Rath 1 Do. I Jalalpur

Do. I Rath I Do. 1 Jalalpur I Rath I Do. I Do.

Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.

I Do. I Jalalpur 1 Rath 1 Do. I JalaJpur I Rath

Jalalpur Rath

Do. Jalalpur Rath

Do. Do.

I Do. 2 Jalalpur 1 Do.

Rath Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. 00. Do.

I Do. I Do. I JalaJpur

Do. I Rath 1 JaJalpur 1 Rath I Do; 1 Do. I Do. I Do. I Jalalpur 1 Rath 1 Do. I Do. I JaJaipur I Rath I Do.

Jalalpur 2 Do.

Rath Do. Do.

Jalalpur Do.

Rath Do. Do.

Jalalpur Rath Jalalpur

Do. Rath

Do. Do. Do.

------_.--- - ---- --_._-------------

Rath Jariya Jalalpur ". Majhagawan Rath Jalalpur

Do. J . anya ". Majhagawan Jalaillur .. , Majhagawan

Vo. Do. Do. Do. Do.

JariYa Rath

Do. Do. . ..

Majhagawan Do. Do.

Jalalpur Jariya JalaJpur Majhagawan

Vo. Jalalpur ". Majhagawan

Vo. Do.

Rath JaJalpllf Jariya Rath

Do. Do. Do.

Jariya .. Majhagawan Rath

Do. '" Majhagawan

Do. Jala1pur

Do. Rath Jariya Rath

Do. Do.

Jariya Rath Jariya

Do. Rath Jariya Jalalpur Rath Majhagawan Jaialpllr

Do. Ralh Jalalpur Majhagawan Jalalpur Jariya Rath Majhagawan Jariya

Do. MajhagaW<iD Jalalpur

Do. Rath

Do. Jariya Majhagawan

149 1,007 6,808 1,319

897 1,039

279 3,199 1,673 3,732

860 2,663

940 416 697

3,442 1,004 1,765

627 536

1,220 3,653

777 1,543 5,188 1,139

191 926 701

3,740 3,697

117 361

4,238 1,690

419 lSI 784

2,182 608

1,058 1,246

115 1,991 3,959 2,244

782 1,087 1,150 1,154

561 1,404 1,714 1,077 1,940

930 1,555 2,212 2,964

744 2,570 1,051

971 ]93 395

2,597 815 601

2,698 2,506 1,911 1,55'6 2,154

917 595

1,095 718 974

4,35]

23 73 84 15 26

277 49

189 36 29

227

67 182

168

91 90 92 46 75 88

57

12 289 133

36 305 44

56 199

161 87

145 315 96

124 109 41 65

140 195 124 III 98 93

187 353

90 232

26

89 96 77 52

185 78

137 76

I 149

36 97 98 16 30

3i6 53

278 48 31

286

94 267

215

117 141 146 56 93

107

71

12 40, 187

36 367 48

74 266

189 122

189 438 136

164 138 50 81

159 293 139 138 129 107 271 480 100 277

'l.7

114 III 104 62

282 102

157 91 3

191

161 513 443

72 137

2,051 254

1,318 227 146

1,206

399 1,161

900

SG9 593 756 250 425 571

302

72 1,692

844

162 1,580

277

332 1,181

699 579

912 1,910

603

830 718 276 370 736

1,276 584 673 573 449

1,21I 2,230

510 1,270

173

442 528 495 238

1,256 478

1,331 397

12 fl44

Unpopulated 84

252 227 39 67

Unpopulated 1,088

130 708 III 83

614 Unpopulated

214 587

Unpopulated 435

Unpopulated 262 315 378 131 221 280

UnpClpuli-,ted 153

Unpopulated 32

851 414

Unpopulated 88

788 148

Unp::JplIlated Unpopulated

184 598

Unpopulted ' 456 298

Unpopulated 464 989 322

Unpopulated 398 366 140 179 371 650 301 359 290 209 621

1,136 257 647

Unpopulated 85

Unpopulated Unpopulated Unpopulated Unpopulated Unpopulated

208 2fi4 251 127 621 270

Unpopukted 683 189

6 435

U:..JISIL RATH

77 261 216 33 70

963 124 610 116 63

592

185 574

465

247 278 378 119 204 291

149

40 841 430

74 792 129

148 586

443 281

448 921

2!H

432 352 136 191 365 626 283 314 283 240 590

1,094 253 623

ISS

234 244 244 III 635 2C8

648 208

6 409

) 31

Abstract-( contd.)

Displaced persons

_--._-----

1\1 F

14 15

Literate,

!VI f


--~--------;-I~l ~C'-ul"-ti'-v-a--------;l;;-V;---'N:-;--on--c-u"l--


and their rlen~nrlrnt~

tors of land tivating own-wholly or ers of land;

mainly Un- lll-Cuitivat- agricultural V-Produc-owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other

and their and their and their than cul-~~dependantj; dependants dependants tivation


VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous __!!!Cree port Sources 0

- - ~-~-~~-- 1:1

1\1 F M F M F M F M F M F M F M ---_-- ~----~-~--------------------------~~--~----.--

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 34 33 I

(RURAL)-(;ontd.)

34

23 4 2

376 5

180 5 5

82

7 97

78

78 61 48 40 32 62

28

31 303 64

5 88

I

30 72

39 27

84 160 36

77 88 20 29 32 77 32 46 61 21

101 101 27

121

4

26 20 36

5 81 49

223 29 1

62

5

19

7 2

6

4

2

6 I

6

8

20 1

6 1

5 6 8

4 4 I

3 I 2 I 1 I 5 3 I 7

9

31

51 214 129 39 49

669 82

384 93 20

271

139 303

26\

139 206 257 68

152 133

104

2':1 424 214

77 446

90

103 421

281 206

214 57S 194

228 290

93 105 212 336 108 280 150 lIS 346 636 89

335

62

137 158 164

137 321 136

324 133

6 224

46 240 128 33 50

615 69

326 83 16

265

III 326

290

134 196 232 67

143 133

93

38 447 215

63 495

79

84 ~89

262 196

270 557 156

250 289

93 123 199 313 105 248 128 143 306 636 86

304

62

138 130 162 :6

339 96

315 151

5 195

3 20

6

,5 17 84

1

23

17

36

18 16 18 14 4 I

15

2 80 95

:, 36 10

25 10

44 17

Z7 57 45

4l 13

7 15 36 67 17

18 8 9

80 8

40

13

4 34 13 I

27 60

83 13

51

16

7

10 15 87

27

13

31

15 II 18 7 6 I

17

1 71 81

I 26

7

24 5

36 15

12 52 52

46 9 3

15 25 60 14

22 6

II 72 10 29

16

4 36 12

31 50

65 II

61

24 23 38

9

163 17

161 8

28 190

45 207

79

47 72 48 31 34 19

20

191 37

3 249

9

43 102

81 21

82 119 38

69 29 28 34 65 70 66 56 45 20

113 265 40

153

7

39 41 43 15 88 40

122 7

76

I' 12 27

12

118 32

141 19 23

191

48 182

76

48 55 59 25 35 29

21

211 44

5 241

10

30 126

99 26

131 127 33

76 30 28 31 60 77 58 49 57 27

113 253

38 173

7

51 37 48 17 95 40

119 34 1

80

2 5 7

.3

7 I

24 3

2

I 5

2

12 11 14 6

12

5 22

1 9 6

1 16

22

2 62 12

13 7 5 6 6

14 22 IS 2

16 18 6

20 3

9 26

7 I

10 12

18 24

6

4 2

11

2 17 13

6

4

5

12 6

22 6

8

3

1 2

33

6 5

22

26 1

5 68 12

17 9 5 6

19 20 17 16 6

10 16 5

16 16

15 21$ 10 2 13 7

16

4 4 3

25 25

173 153 4 2

23 12 1 I

17 16 57 44

23 20 44 39

42 46

30 24 4 8

21 19 7 6

20 13 69 75

5 7

62 52 22 26

4 5 27 16 29~ 22

9 9 24 23

14 10 45 35

34 14 101 69

9 6

21 17 20 9

5 6 9 9

35 35 146 122 68 73

8 I 55 52 28 39 92 95

109 100 89 81 67 56

3

13 21 II 5 9 5

12 9 120 110

9 8

84 89 5 2

59 46

3

25 I

19

10

5

3

3 3 6

2

14 5

7

5

6 17 15

1 .3

2 8

8 4

12 21

6 9

3 3 4

16 6

9 2

7

4

23 I

14

8

6

3

2 1 3

3

8 7

4

6

2 9

16

2 3

2 4

ID 5

13 15 13 4

1 1 2

12 5

12 4

9

159 160

4 7 161 8 9 162

... 163

... 164 165

36 44 166 8 3 167

13 13 168 ... 169

18 8 170 61 51 171

172 6 6 173 4 4 174

175 12 14 176

IU 13 12 178 3 I 179

14 25 180 5 8 181

II 7 182 44 42 183 -

1M 8 7 185

186 1 •.. 187

75 50 188 19 24 18Y

I~O ... 1\)1

14 4 192 4 6 193

194 19;'

3 1 196 24 21 197

198 9 4 199 9 S 200

201 19 14202 55 39 203 9 6204

20) 23 26 206

-4 3 207 2 1 20B 9 7 209

17 27210 15 32 211 12 12212

.,. 213 12 8214 15 10 215 31 36216 19 13 217 5 8 21B-

40 41 219 220

2 221 222 223 224 225 226

6 5 221 II 7 228 12 6 229 7 5 230

39 40 231 7 2 232

233 43 32 234

5 6235 ... 2.36

12 15 231

---._------- - ------ ------_-- ----------------------------

132

Primary CensllS

Total no. of persons Inmates 01 enumerated (including institutions

No. of Occupied in;l1ates of institutions and houseless 0 the houses ___ ilI1:1_fl_~useless persons) ____ persons_ CI hamlets

--~------.---

No. of ... (" \Ime of Village or in the Area in No. of house-"0 0 , Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses hollis Persons Males females M F U

-- _---- - --. ---~---------- ----._-_--_-------- -----_ -------- _---_------

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 It 12 1 :3 -_-__ -- ----- --~-~-- ----_.- ------------------- -----_---_

TEHSIL RATH

238 Sarila 1 Jalalpur Jariya 6,819 672 790 3,463 l,b03 1,660 35 2 239 Sarsai 1 Rath Rath 2,516 174 227 1,061 548 513 240 Sarenda Muaf 1 Jalalpur Do. 1,650 52 55 254 124 130 241 Shamshi I Do, Jalalpur 587 13 17 87 41 46 242 Sikr0udha Do. Do. 446 Unpopulated 243 Sikauda Kharka Rath Majhagawan 946 24 37 209 116 93 244 Sikraudha R"th Do, Do. 886 42 67 305 161 144 245 Sirsa Do. Rath 201 Unp:Jpulatcd 246 Siyawari 1 Do. Do. 815 84 127 544 276 2{)8 247 Sujgawan I Do. Jariya 849 14 14 64 28 36 248 Suklahri 1 Do. Rath 323 10 11 53 28 25 249 Tain I Jalalpur Jalalpur 836 23 25 H8 81 77 250 Teontana I Rath Jariya 549 17 20 97 51 46 251 Tikariya 1 Do. Rath 630 116 152 6(,9 310 359 252 Tikri Parmal Jala\pur Jalalpur 464 Unpopulated 253 Tikur Rata Rath 249 8 12 51 25 26 254 Tisoni Do. Do. 882 31 43 211 100 III 255 Tola l{hang~ran Do. Majhagawan 4,344 70 20L 926 466 460 256 Tala Rath Do. Rath 1,208 7] 146 558 294 264 257 Tala Rawat Do. Majhagawan 2,460 334 434 2,164 1,072 1,092 2~8 Tori Do. Rath 932 Unpopulated 259 Tulsipura Do. Do. 272 Unpopulated 260 Tungarwara 1 Do. Majhagawan ')91 I I 1 1 261 Tunka 1 Do: Do. 1,213 24 31 121 65 56 262 Turna I JaJdpur Rath 1,8~4 110 154 7110 399 381 263 Ujneh. 1 Rath Majhagawan 469 19 20 104 53 51 264 Umanniyan I Do. Do. 979 38 47 204 107 97 265 Umariya 1 Do. Jariya 2.916 2:20 296 1,30'1 667 637 266 Uprahanka 2 Jaialpur Jalalpur );413 142 170 876 468 408 267 Rath Rath Rath MuniCipality

Total Tehsil Rath 237 411,524 23,221 30,698 140,968 7Z,Oi.6 68,942 72 6 (Rural)

TEHSIL RATH

267 Ratb Municipal ... Rath ... Rath 7,729 2,715 2,649 13,8S:J 7,194 6,658 19 78 Ikard

1,372'\ 1 510 557 2,667 1,295 2 347 366 1,828 909 919 \ 3 557 610 2,210 1,117 I,M3 I 4 408 411 2,325 1,343 982 1 19 78 5 438 448 2,511 1,337 1,1'i4 ; 6 455 457 2,311 1,193 I, ll8

Tota! Tehsil (Urban)

Rath 7,729 2,715 2,8;9 IJ,852 7,194 6,658 19 78

Total Tehsn Rath 237 419,253 25,916 33,~~7 154,820 79,220 75,600 91 84 - -~~-----------

133

A bstract-( contd.)


l1-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul-tors of land tivating own-

I_Cultivators of wholly or ers of land ; VIII-Other land wholly or mainly un- III-Cult iva- lIiricllltural V-Produc-

mainly owned owned and ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and their their and their and their than cul- VI-Com- Vll-Trans- miscellaneous

dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation merce port sources .. Literates .... necsons c:t

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M P M F M F ~ 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 213 29 30 31 32 33

(RlJRAL)-(concld)

380 48 901 863 105 116 190 199 96 104 209 155 109 91 2 4 191 128238 132 12 336 307 21 18 52 53 16 15 98 98 4 5 21 1723!J

9 81 85 7 5 25 31 9 7 I 2 I 240 1 32 38 4 4 3 4 I ... 241

242 48 87 76 9 6 4 I I 5 4 3 2 7 3243 6 104 82 7 4 3') 32 3 4 7 3 4 13 12 244

245 19 179 178 14 , 16 37 34 3 25 26 4 5 14 9246 3 19 22 9 14 '" 247 5 15 8 11 10 I 2 5 I 248-6 55 56 3 7 11 4 3 3 2 I 7 6 ... 249 5 36 32 9 9 4 I I 2 I 2 25(} 23 174 196 51 49 48 58 I 29 48 4 4 4 3 251

252 10 12 18 2 2 .3 2 3 I 5 3 253 2 ." 90 91 4 1 .3 12 I 4 2 3 .,. 254 58 3 179 172 65 33 105 162 19 16 81 62 2 1 15 14255 69 5 152 131 3 2 71 74 3 6 59 48 I I 5 2 256 149 2 634 607 79 80 149 179 29 48 118 125 19 17 44 36 257 258 259 I .. ... 260 10 I 33 23 9 7 14 22 8 2 2 261 40 2" 252 226 30 21 61 86 8 6 37 37 Iv 4 262 13 47 48 6 3 ... 263 29 3 73 69 8 7 16 14 5 4 5 3 264 38 9 419 398 31 24 66 74 27 22 90 90 14 13 20 16 265 14 14 274 226 70 60 96 102 II 12 10 3 4 5 3 ... 266 267

5 2 JI,589 627 42,,130 40,171 4,849 4,454 1l,533 12,149 1,746 1,977 7,2276,299 1,266 1,074 27 19 3,048 2,599

.{URBAN) NOli-CITY

29 25 1,331 318 1,227 933 178 126 127 99 127 106 1,242 1,153 1,423 1,402 326 365 2,Q4 2,474 261 5 2 197 173 29 19 25 30 4 6 . 222 217 314 . 288 63 134 441 503 :3 2 228 48 64 68 65 49 60 42 12 7 74 S4 161 IS5 25 54 440 430 248 200 24 13 12 4 12 18 182 161 129 195 32 17 478 4B5 357 170 30 27 11 5 30 23 239 205 148 119 98 66 430 367 7 5 663 182 93 71 14 7 45 22 383 366 395 383 .54 43 353 282 16 16 440 88 2621 251 16 II 19 121 24 30 142 120 268 232 54 51 402 4D5

29 25 1,331 318 1,227 933 178 126 127 99 127 106 ',242 ','53 1,423 1,402 326 365 2,544 2,474 :H 2712,920 945 43,551 41,304 5,027 4,580 11,660 12,248 1,873 2,083 8,469 7,452 2,689 2,476 353 384 5,592 5,073

134

Primary Census

Total no. of ,persons Inmates of enumerated {including institutions

No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and honseleas 0 the houses and housele~~ p~rsonsL persons

:,a hamlets No. of , ,<0

Name of Village or in the Area JD No. or house-, 1'O

'6 Town/Ward vlllage_ , Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F

,I 2 3 4, 5 ,6 7 ' 8 9 10 11 .J2 13

TEHSIL CHARKHml'

1 Aichana I Chalkhari Charkhari ... 2,550 66 79 782 398 384 2 Atrauli 1 Do. Do. 754 II 17 59 31 28 3 Bagron 2 Do. Do. 2,892 139 139 711 369 342 ~ Balhari I Do. '" Do. 1,466 146 152 ' (i82 344 3i8

I Do. .;. ..

5 Bamhori Kalan Do. 5,482 314 332 1,598 827 771 6 Bamhori Khurd I Do. Do. 609 24 26 141 73 68

,7 Bamnetha 1 Do. Do. 552 22 22 73 32 41 8 Bamoria ·Do. Do. 8S6 Unpopulated 9 Bamrara Do. Do. 2,885 160 196 875 435 440

Do: ..

10 Bapretha Do. 2,1:':1 128 12S 608 311 291 II Barain Do. Do, 2,299 1>9 172 832 420 412 1.2 Bari Do. Do. 2,00S 80 80 ,323 167 15(; ~3 Beri Khera Do. Do. 319 Unpopulated 14 Bijalpura J Do. Do. 197 2 2, 9 7 2 15 Brijpura 1 Do. Do. 1,013 ~~ 25 1,24 63 61 (6 Chhani Khurd I Do. Do. 80S 29 )32 63 69

~ Dumduma .. ,." 1 Do. Do. 971 13 15 '.11 35 36 Dayalpura Do. Do. 1,266 Unpopulated

~~ Fatebpur 2 Do. Do. 1,780 84 134 393 ' 1Il6 207 Garari I Do. Do. 1,169 13 13 (it 33 31

2.1 Ghutwai I Do. Do. 895 23 33 79 51 28 22 Gopalpura I Do. Do. 785 14 17 t9 31 38 23 Guarha I Do. Do. 6,,119 374 392 1,784 886 898 24 Guptmau Elo. Do. 423 UnpopUlated 2; Imh Khera I 00. Do. 486 18 18 C9 35 34 26 Imiliya 2. Do. Do. 4,592 90 99 577 296 281 27 Itwan Do. Do. 823 Unpopulated 28 Jardinganj Do. Do. 1,238 16 17 48 25 23 29 Jarauli .1)0. Do. , 1,277 206 225 925 453 472 30 Jaswari Do. Do. 692 Unpopulated 31 Jataura I Do. Do. 1,212 65 65 270 132 138 32 Kakra 1 Do. Do. 607 I I 7 5 2 33 Kakun 1 Do. Do. I 199 51 52 269 lSI 1I8 34 Kamal Khera 1 Do. Do. 1;535 65 71 317 151 166 35 Kanera 1 Do. Do. 524 38 38 152 70 82 36 Kaneri 1 Do. Do. 805 14 16 66 31 35 37 Karoura Bajpai Do. Do. 595 Unpopulated 38 Khiriya Do. Do. 281 Unpopulated 39 Kiratpura 1- Do. Do. 1,182 57 64 300 171 129 ~ 40 Kohari Do. Do. 558 UnpopUlated " 41 Kuan Do. Do. 2,700 190 229 I,p46 521 525 42 Kumrai Do. Do. 1,555 Unpopulated ' 43 Kurauradang / Do. Do. 712 34 34 172 92 80 44 Kusarma Do. Do. 500 39 39 181 84 97 45 Latoura Do. Do. 1,066 Unpopulated 46 Lohpuri " Do. Do. 357 Unpopulated 47 Maharajpur Do. Do. 620 31 31 173 101 72 48 Majhol Do. Do. 990 10 12 65 28 37

--49 Mitlainganj "Do. Do. 535 Unpopulated ,0 Murkui Do. Do. 1,107 Unpopulated 51 Natarra Do. Do. 1,793 89 99 413 206 201 52 Nibwari Do. Do. 828 UnpopUlated 53 Nousara Do. Do. 605 65 65 280 146 134 54 Padora Do. Do. 1,282 58 66 260 131 129 55 Paretha Do. Do. 4,434 230 252 1,168 588 580 56 Panchampura Do. Do. 866 24 26 98 56 42 57 Patha Do. Do. 2,651 192 230 1,084 536 548 58 Patishtha Do. Do. 294 Unpopulated 59 Pupwara Do. Do. 1,124 38 43 215 121 94 60 Ragaul Do. Do. 1,070 Unpopulated 61 Rahuniya 1 Do. Do. 695 41 47 195 911 96 62 Rainpur (G umanpufa) I Do. Do. 4 4 33 19 14 63 Rajoura I Do. Do. 848 1 1 10 6 4 64 Rawai 1 Do. Do. 1,631 411 432 1,1>73 952 921 65 Ra"shanpura 1 Do. Do. 496 51 61 294 145 149 Ob Sabua 1 Vo. Do, 930 78 85 373 193 Il>O 67 Salua 1 Do. Do. 929 73 73 329 154 175 68 Santoshpura I Do. Do. 909 8 8 40 19 21 69 Sheohar 1 Do. Do, 1,304 63 63 262 133 129 70 Sijoura I Do. Do. 120 33 44 154 'is 79 71 Suhajna ~ 1)0. Do. 1,403 73 80 352 176 176 72 Sudamapuri 2 Do. Do. 883 32 32 155 85 70 73 Udaipura I Do. Do. 633 4 4 12 6 6 74 Ujrendi 1 Do. Do. 351 9 11 50 21 23 75 Charkhari Do, Do. Municipality 76 Malkhanpur Kachh- Do. Do. 19 37 37 134 71 63

warn Total Tehsil Char- 63 94,Wl 4,341

khari (Rural) 4,727 21,830 1l,052 10,778 -, Z

Abstract-(contd. )

Displaced persons

M F

Literates

M F

14' 15 ,~~, 17

(RURAL)

.......

10 ,6 3

42 80 14

5'2 52 48 34

8 2

4 4 2 I

68

5 4

I 70

24

16 5 6

26

79

8

45

6 16

137 2

52

11

11 2

187 20 20

9 2 2 9

It 3

2

5 4

2

2

2

60

5

2

9


'----------'---U-Cultiva- IV-Non-cuI-tors of land tivating own-

I-Cultiyators of wholly or ers of land; land wholly or mainly un- llI-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc-mainly owned owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other

and their and their and their and their than cul-


VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous dependants dependants dependants dependants tivation merce' port sources

M

Iii

242 20

318 202 531

54 18

264 152 205 86

6 62 45 22

Il7 16

29 431

25 248

16 349

78 5

56 82 46 15

97

256

69 59

99 28

122

84 63

275 21

292

72

81 18 6

613 100 116 94 13 96 33

116 52

2 23

41

F M F

19 20 21

249 113

296 193 473

53 24

268 152 IS6 87

1 60 53 24

129 16

36 407

23 253

13 358

72 2

52 94 51 16

71

242

63 68

72 36

115

SI 53

236 18

271

54

77 14 4

581 107 89

100 . 19

85 32

104 45

3 21

40

64 1 6

51 43

4 10

32 19 78 31

7 4

65 9

18

183

2 12

31

17

49 29

5 10

15

78

19 5

40

18 22 47 23 94

27

13

60 22 12 20

2 7

11 13 13

16

55 1 4

52 38 2

11

30 18 62 25

7 2

70 10

9

178

L 6

24

25

30 28

7 14

14

94

15 5

32

15 20 52 II 94

17

8

56 17 16 25

I 7

16 25 10

8

M F M F M F M F M F

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 _ 30 31

69 6

16 52

139 8 3

92 101 71 31

I 4

3 7

23

162

5 14

5 33

25

27 19 15 5

29

95

3 17

2

19

38 33

138 II

106

18

4 I

155 16 35 31

17 18 38 12

3 I

13

59 8

23 51

156 6 3

93 93 90 29

3

5 5

17 1

176

6 13

2 32

36

20 22 19 5

25

94

1 18

22

31 40

166 7

134

21

7

159 16 35 41

19 16 3,9 12

3

11

1 3

11 15 42

14

I 6

29

3 ')

5

6 3 3 1

6

12

I 3

17

3 29

1 1

3

12 2

II 1

4 2 1

2

5

9 23 43

2

11

4: 5

36

8 30

3

8 3 4

5

16

1 6

28

4 6

32 5 4

2

25 3

12 3

9 2 4

.. 2

10 1

14 17 32 7

20 19 29

7

2

I 1

52

13

I 14

7 5 1

13

51

4 6

55

15

75 5

13 4-4 4 9 5 3

6 4:

7 1 11 5 20 9 7

21 4 20 6 25 14 6

3 4:

70 2

7

17 11

3 3 1

S _ 1

53 11

3 7

57 13

16 8

3

69 7 5

17 4 1 5

12 4 1

4:

1 2

10

-6 .... 3

1:7

4:

10

9

11

3

7

3

3

M F

32 ,33 '1

B

3 2

31

9 14 22

6

4 4

1 I 9 1

27

2 9

6

5

6 13

10

18

8

2 4

31

20

.30

5 4

5 2 3 5 I I

6 1 1 2 2 3 6 4

31 5 6 7 8

11 9 11 10 28 11 4 12

I' J4 1 15 3 16 5 17

18 3 19

20 2 21 1 22

31 23 24

3 25 2 26

27 28 29 3()

2 31 32

5 33 16 34

35 36 37 38

6 39 4()

17 41 42 43 44 4J 46 47 48 49 50

9 51 52 53

3 54 26 55

1 56 26 57

58 59 60 61 62 63

24 64 J 65 8 66 2 67

68 4 69 I 70

71 2 72

73 ,4 '15 76

1,224 101 6,681 6,360 1,358 1,269 1,7ij9 1,890 267 366 522 493 103 93 33~ 3lJ7

----_" -------_

136

Primary C~nsus

Total no. of persons Inm~es of

Occupied enumerated (including institutions

No. of inmates of institutions and houseless 0 the houses and houscless persons) persons .:: hamlets No.ot--8 Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house-a Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Person; Males Females M F

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

TEHSIL CHARKHARI

75 Charkhari Municipal Cbarkhari Charkhari '" 7,673 1,695 2,716 11,631 5,884 5,747 17 5 Board

102 1 97 2,678 J,353 1,325 2 172 1135 669 348 321 2 3 338 529 2,098 J,044 J,054 '" 4 400 842 J,659 840 819 5 388 425 1,951 989 962 II , 300 633 2,576 1,3JO 1,266 4 5

Total Tebsil Char- , 7,673 1,695 2,716 11,631 5,884 5,747 17 Ii khari (Urban)

101,774 6,036 7,443 33,461 Total Tehsil Char- 63 16,936 16,525 18 7 khari

] 37

Abstract--( concld.)


II-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul-tors of land tivating own-

I-Cultivators of wholly or -ers of land; land wholly or mainly un- III-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc- VIII-Other mainly owned owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and

Displaced and their and their and their and their than cui- VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous persons~~ Literates d~pe_n~ants _ d~~nda~_ts dependants dependants tivation merce port sources 0

------ Q

-8 M F M f M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 0

U

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

(LJRnAN) NON-CITY-Cconcld.)

32 26 1,535 467 1,287 1,196 233 225 55 55 286 285 1,089 1,026 630 612 114 122 2,190 2,226 75

207 56 377 346 28 28 17 16 102 loa 266 243 94 97 60 65 409 422 156 73 104 100 16 22 2 3 14 12 20 13 53 49 5 5 134 Il7

31 26 255 73 237 219 35 33 13 13 26 30 162 144 169 133 2 3 405 479 256 85 260 227 51 47 21 18 56 57 130 129 49 46 2 5 271 290 223 57 159 158 46 37 3 5 33 20 228 239 68 70 16 21 436 412 438 123 150 146 57 58 4 55 58 283 258 197 217 29 23 535 506

32 26 1,535 467 1,287 1,196 233 225 55 55 286 285 1,089 1,016 630 612 114 122 2,190 2,226

32 26 2,759 56S 7,968 7,556 1,591 1,494 1,ti44 1,945 553 651 1,611 1,519 733 70S 114 122 2,522 2,533

------------~~--.--- - ------

138

Pargana and Thana-wise Population

(I) PARGANAS

Population

No. of Villages and No. of

Towns houses Persons Males Females Selial

no. Name of Parsana

2 3 4 5 6 7

TEliSIL HAMIRPUR

61 7,583 43,775 23,152 20,623 81 12,619 6;,541 34,195 31,346

1 Hamirpur 2 Sumerpur

TEHSlL KULPAHAR

Kulpahar 247 22,901 132,982 67,970 65,012:

TEHSlL MAHOBA

Mahoba 96 17,415 PO,034 46,123 43,911

TEHSIL MAUDAHA

118 16,445 88,949 45,638 43,311 48 9,')39 55,861 2S,758 27,109

"

,1. Maudaha ,2 Muskr8

TEHSIL RATH

151 20,495 118,980 60,650 58,330 57 5,441 35,840 18,570 17,270 1 Rath

~ Ja!alpur

TEHSIL CHARKHARI

1 Charkhari 59 6,036 33,461 16,936 16,525

(ii) THANAS

Population

No. of Selia! Villages and No. of

DO. Name of Thana Towns houses Persons Males Females

l 3 4 5 6 7

TEHSIL HAMlRPUR

1 Kotara 53 5,790 32,469 17,055 15,414 2 Hamirpur 28 3,454 19,934 10,557 9,377 3 Binwar 14 1,882 9,919 5206 4,713 ... Sumerpur 47 9,076 46,994 24:529 22,465

TEHSIL KULPAHAR

1 Ajner 57 4,964 -27,647 14,305 13,342 2 Kulpahar 49 5,844 34,027 17,321 16,706· 3 Panwari 60 5,218 32,526 16,562 15964 ... Mahobkanth 65 5,472 30,213 15,416 14:857 5 Srinagar 16 1,403 8,509 4,366 4,143

TEHSIL MAHOBA

1 Kabrai 28 4,085 23,065 11,802 11,263 2 Srinagar 25 4,420 21,704 11,220 10,484 3 Mahoba 39 7,787 39,795 20,240 19,555 4 Khanua 4 1,123 5,470 2,861 2,609-

TEHSIL MAVDAHA

1 Maudaha 58 8,610 45,857 23,750 22,107 2 Khanua 34 4,596 25,374 12,M7 1Z,507 3 Muskra 29 6,597 37,853 19,353 18,495 ... Binwar 39 4,940 29,519 15,266 14,253 5 Kabrai 6 1,241 6.213 3,155 3,0513

TEHSIL RATH

1 Rath 67 9,988 55,069 27,938 27,131 2 Majhagawan 51 6,611 39,081 19,905 19,176 3 Jariya 53 5,794 36,321 18,785 17,536 ~ Jalalpur 35 3,160 22,022 11,413 10,609 5 Muskra 2 383 2,327 1,179 1,14!

TEHSIL CHARKHARI

I Charkhari 59 6,036 33,461 16,936 16,525

PART III

MISCELLANEOUS ST ATISTICS

140

Vital

1941 1942

-_----

Particu18l'1 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 6 1 -~--------

A-Births-

Live Births Total 21,65Z 19,516 2,136 20,986 18,889 2,097

Males 11,752 10,607 1,145 11,339 IO,IS9 1,150

Females 9,900 13,909 991 9.647 ~,700 947

Still Birth Total 29 28

Males IS 15

Females 14 13

Birth Rate Total 37'5 37'2 35'9 35'6 ,per 1,000)

Males 20'3 • IN

Females 1'1'1 16'5

B-Deaths by age groups-

Total 14,679 13.063 1,616 18,102 16,634 1,468

Males 7,992 7,133 859 9,747 S,961 7'19

Females 6,687 5,930 757 8,355 7,(l~6 6S9

Under 1 year Males 2,027 1,747 280 2,127 1,860 267

Females 1,590 1,418 172 1,701 1,542 165

1-5 Males 1,9&9 1,746 243 2,522 2,315 207

Females 1,713 1,486 227 2,183 2,003 180

5-10 Males 4.04 360 44 532 510 22

Females 337 291 46 483 456 27

;(0-15 Males 224 195 29 273 259 14

Females 175 145 30 185 172 13

15-20 Males 172 158 14 212 199 IJ

Females 267 241 26 154 145 9

20-30 Males 566 521 45 616 588 2S

Female; 537 474 63 558 5J6 42

30-40 Males 49' 448 51 652 619 33

Females 47' 436 43 622 577 45

<40-50 Males 574 545 29 754 713 41

Females 41' 391 28 535 500 35

50-60 Males 647 610 37 832 790 42

Females 382 353 29 684 642 42

60 and over Males 890 803 87 1,227 1,115 112

Females 788 695 93 ],244 1,113 131

C -Deaths frolU selected causes-

Cholera 1,488 1,290 1913 967 967

!Small-p:>x 77 19 58 13 13

Plague 2 2

Fevers I 9,361 13,641 720 ]3,254 12,436 8113 Dysentery or Diarrhoea 72 11 61 97 8 89

Respiratory diseases 2,444 2,221 223 2,397 2,167 230 Injuries 234 210 24 227 210 17

Other ea uses 1,001 671 330 1,147 833 314

Death rate frolU all causes (per 1,000)-

Total 25'4 24'9 30" 31'3

Males 27'1 32'6 Females 23'6 29'1

Statistics

Total

8

'5,874

8,636

1,238

11

7

4

26'8

14'6

12'2

15,866

8,752

7,114

1,674

1,295

1,776

1,442

484

388

276

191

242

161

597

507

685

614

771

579

S81

692

1,366

1,245

646

94

12,154

37

1,993

213

729

290

.215

1943

Rural

9

14,463

7,888

6,575

14,330

7,950

6,380

1,504

1,181

1,568

1,291

439

354

251

176

227

132

566

441

635

555

712

538

828

637

1,220

1,073

556

94

11,108

17

1,795

197 563

Urban

10

1,411

748

663

1,536

802

734

170

J 14

208

149

45

34

25

15

15

29

31 66

50

59

59

41

53

55

146

172

90

1,046

20

198

16

166

Total

11

16,064

8,729

7,335

12

7

5

26'8

14'6

122

13,546

7,609

5,937

1,279

996

1,319

999

443

324

249

183

258

149

602

438

681

587

766

540

767

582

1,245

1,139

864

177

10,175

20

1,59'1

208

508

22'6

24'9

20'2

141

1944

Rural

12

14,482

7,903

6,579

26'7

12,239

6,840

5,399

1,097

897

1,150

904

391

302

225

167

241

138

553

387

638

536

709

504

708

5.37

1,12B

1,027

805

169

9,318

5

1,405

197

340

Urban

13

1,582

826

756

1,307

769

538

182

99

169

95

52

22

24

16

17 II

49

51

43

51

57

36

59

45

117

112

59

8

857

15

189

II

163

Total

14

19,650

10,861

8,789

3

1

2

32'4

17'9

14'5

16,272

8,990

7,282

),666

),244

),550

1,295

517

409

380

252

314

236

754

620

880

832

910

696

1124

618

1,195

J.OSO

2,274

169

10,878

;1'1

2,100

179

652

29'0

24'5

1945

Rural

15

17,684

9,781

7,903

14,954

8,230

6,724

1,462

1,138

1,373

1,172

491

385

356

226

292

207

709

571

827

771

853

666

765

582

1,102

1,006

2,143

149

10,206

9

1,857

:67

423

2'·, , -

Urban

16

1,318

760

558

204

106

177

123

26

24

24

26

22 29

45

49

53

61

57

30

59

36

93

74

131

20

672

II

243

12 22:)

--~ _. --------------------~

)42

Vital

1946 1947

------- ---_ .. _---,-_. ~.--------------

Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

17 18 19 20 21 22

A-Births-

Live Births Total 18,653 16,790 ],863 16,028 14,483 1,545 Males 10,263 9,241 1,022 8,874 7,981 893 Females 8,390 7,549 841 7,154 6,502 652

Still Births Total 6

Males 3

Female .. 3

Birth Rate Total 30'4 30'2 25'8 25'8 (per 1,000)

Males 16-7 14'3

Females 13'7 ll'5

Il-Deaths by age groups-

Total 10,446 9,036 1,410 11,215 9,619 1,596 Males 5,895 5,168 727 6,057 5,209 848 Females 4,551 3,868 683 5,158 4,410 74&

Under 1 year Males 1,343 1,193 150 1,191 1,036 155 Females 924 835 89 962 858 104

1-5 Males 923 827 96 975 840 135 Females 714 628 86 772 651 121

5-10 Males 285 249 36 301 256 45 Females 225 187 38 265 210 55

10-15 Males 260 206 54 277 228 49 Females 198 155 43 221 175 46

15-20 Males 175 137 38 249 . 208 41 Females 174 130 44 174 148 2&

20-30 Males 476 400 76 489 419 70 Females 350 ,275 75 410 33[ 79

30-40 Males 530 445 85 583 5U 72 Females 432 353 79 497 436 61

40-50 Males 575 502 73 550 484 66 Females 404 343 61 476 410 66

50-60 Males 537 489 48 514 428 86 Females 383 345 38 522 456 66

60 and over Males 791 720 71 928 799 129 Females 747 617 130 859 735 lU

C--Deaths from selected causes-

Cholera 137 136 Small-pox 2 (j6 65 I Plague 394 94 ,300 1,071 719 352 Fevers 7,327 6,7l1 616 7,773 6,972 801 Dysentery 011 Diarrhoea 14 14 24 12 12 Respiratory diseases 2,095 1,753 342 1,884 1,546 338 Injuries 195 177 18 150 138 12 Other causes 282 164 118 247 167 ao

Death rate froQl all causes (per 1,000)-

Total 17'0 16'3 18'0 17-1 Males 18:8 19-1 ... Females 15-l 16'9

!'IOTt-The data has been collected from the Annual RepOlts

Statistics-( cone ld. )

T:Jtal

23

11,867

6,550

5,317

15

8

7 -18'9

10'4

8'5

9,262

5,167

4,095

909

628

949

788

308

228

2BO

179

214.

153

401

317

485

373

465

377

49~

394

657

95§

687

15S

179

6.76~

'19 1,0(.0

151

2W

1543

Rural

24

10,352

5,695

4,657

18'2

8,013

4,477

3,535

715

514

824

665

269

201

2D

156

189

125

366

214

437

318

422

340

455

354

63i

i35 169

5,919

8

876

121

154

Urban

25

1,515

855

660

1,249

690

5;9

194

114

125

123

39

27

41

23

25

28

35

43

48

55

43

37

44

40

96 69

56

~

10

849

11

184

30

86

....

Total

26

15,251

6,473

6,773

10

4.

6

24'0

13-3

10'6

10,325

5,796

4,529

916

614

1,040

792

395

273

288

248

256

225

482

427

52~

420

567

405

577

416

751

709

619

91

271

8,215

19

689

86

335

of the Direct:'r of Medica) and I-kalth Services, U. P." .

143

1949

Rural

27

13,711

7,688

6,083

24-0

9,205

5,192

4,013

742

512

920

693

369

245

259

220

241

201

441

376

486

369

539

373

522

384

673

64Q

582

49

195 7,602

II

.536

70

160

Urban

28

1,480

790

690

1,120

604

516

174

102

120

99

26

28

29

28

15

24

41

51

33

51

28

32

55

32

78 69

37

42

76

613

8

153

16

175

'"

Total

29

16,351

9,042

7,309

21

12

9

25'4

14'0

11-4

10,831

6,135

4,696

1,046

7IS

1,162

816

404

264

288

255

263

233

480

390

536

453

564

420

574

419

818 671

30

139

24

8,983

53

977

lu5

520

16'8

IS'7

l4'9

Rural

30

14,473

7,983

6,i90

24'9

9,710

5,604 4,166

875

604

1,055

757

385

244

270

231

255

208 454

350

504

402

531

357

518

374

757 1609

13

115

8,426

45

775

93

303

16-8

Url1an

31

1,878

1,059

819

1,061

531

SJO

171

I II

107

119

i9

20

18

24 8

25

26

40

32

51 33

33

56

45

61 62

17

24

24 557

8

202

12

217

...

...

Year

1901-02

1902-03

1903-04

1904-05

1905-06

Total for 1901-06 ",

Quinquennial average-I 901-06

1906-07

1907-08

1908-09

1909-10

1910-11

Total f)r 1906-11

Quinquennial aver-age-1906-ll

1911-12

1912-13

1913-14

1914-15

1915-16

Totalfor 1911-16 .. ,

Quinquennial average-191 1-16

1916-17

1917-18

1918-19

1919-20

1920-21

Total for 1916-21

Quinquennial average-I 91 6-21

1921-22

1922-23

1923·24

1924·25

1925·26

144

Agricultural Statistics

From April 1 to August 31

Normal

2

Number During of rainy the year days

3 4

Inches Inches

29'40

29'40

29'40

29-40

29'40

29'40

147'01)

29'40

29'40

29'40

29'40

27-73

145'33

29'07

27'73

27'73

26'97

26'97

26'97

136'37

27'28

26'97

26'97

26'97

27'11

27'll

25'13

24'7.3

34'22

30'37

22'17

21

27

32

4~

37

27

166

13'53 17

24'53 31

14'11 27

36'77 38

22'01

111'00

22'20

38'55

31'72

10'29

45'04

18'13

143'73

23

136

38

39

18

41

29

165

28'74 33'0

25'18 35

26'47 37

28'62 33

I-Rainfall

From September I to October 31

From November I to March 31 Total

Number Number Number During of rainy During of rainy During of rainy

Normal the year days Normal the year days Normal the year days

5 6

Inches Inches

7'05

7'05

7'05

7'05

7'05

7'05

35'25

7'05

7'05

7'05

7'05

6'92

35'12

7'02

6'92

6'92

7'01

7'01

7'01

34'87

7'01

7'01

7'01

6'81

6'81

16'55

0,08

2'07

5'20

10'01

33'111

20'26

IN3

0'97

2'57

6'73

39'26

7'21

10'38

1'26

5'90

1'98

26'73 _

5'35

3'84

4'78

11'03

5'05

7

7

13

4

7

11

36

17

6

2

6

8

39

9

IS

2

8

4

38

9

8

7

8 9

Inches Inches

2'01

2'01

2'01

2'01

2'01

2'01

10'05

2-01

2'01

2'01

2'01

2'01

1'86

9'90

1'98

1'86

, 1'84

I'S3

1'83

1'83

9'19

1'84

3'17

1'10

0'97

0'67

5'18

U'09

2'22

1'55

2'76

0'38

1'48

0'35

I' 31

1'91

0'14

3'05

0'27

2'58

1'67

1'08

1'61 .

10 II 12

Inches Inches

7 38'46 44'85

3 38'46 25')11

3 33'45 37'26

2 38'46 36'2!

8 38'46 37' 3 j

2~ 192'31) 181'62

13

32

47

36

50

46

46

225

4 38'46 35'39 ·38

7 38'46 36'02 44

4 38'46 15-46 33

6 38-46 40'82 SO

36'51 29'09 32

22 190'35 156'78 197

35'07 31'36

3(1'51

36'49 42'24

6 35'81 14-60

35'81 51'21

3 3;'81 22'69

14 180'43 178'41

39-4

50

55

26

50

36

217

2'8 36'09 35'68 43-4

5 35'81 30'69 49

2 35'81 32'33 47

4 35'69 41'26 4-1

35-56 40'59 45

5 35"66 37'80 54

Totalfor 1921-26 .. , 135'}3

34'98

28'61

143'86

28'77

34

43

182

4'27

28'97

5'79

10

6

40

8'0

1'83

1'83

1'71

1'74

1'74

S'85

1'77

0'56

4'92

9-04 17 17S'63 182-67 239

QuinQ.uennial aver· aae-1921-26

6'93 N 35'73 36'53 47-8

1926-27

1927-28

1928-29

1929-30

1910-31

Year

Total for 1926-31 .. _

Quinquennial average-1926-31

1931·32

1932-33

1933·34

1934·35

1935-36

Total for 1931-36 ...

Quinquennial average-I 931--36

1936-31

1937·38

1938-3~

1939-40

1940-41

Total for 1936-41 ...

Quinquennial aver· age-l 936-41

1941-42

1942-4)

1943-44

1944-45

194,-46

Total for 1941-46 ...

Quinquennial aver· age--1941-46

,1 946-47

1947-4S

1948-49

1949-50

'195&-51

Total for 1946-51 _ ..

Quinquennial average-I 946-51

145

_ AgricultUral Statistics-( contd,)

From April I to August 31

I-Rainfall-(concld. )

From September I to October 31

-------- ,-__ ._ .. _------

From November 1 to March 31 Total

Number Number Number Number During of rainy During

Normal the year days Normal the year

2 3 4

Inches Inches

27-11

27-11

27-11

21-11

27-11

135'55

27-11

27-11

27'11

27'07

27'07

27'07

135-43

27-07

26'36

26'36

26-36

132'51

26'50

26-36

26-36

26'36

26'36

25-97

I3I'U

24-00

21-98

17'63

26-43

36'25

126'29

25'26

18-76

16-27

15-52

23-78

18-00

92'31

31

31

22

31

34

149

29-8

24

19

28

28

26

125

18-47 25-0

35-35 313

18'28 25

34'95 36

25-26 28

21'46 24

135'30 151

21-06 30-2

15-14 21

23'86 35

26-76 . 30

-25-31 33

17-99 27

109-06 ·146

26'28 ~~21-81 29'2

25'97 28'88

25")"1

25'97

25-97

25'97

12Sh35

29-02

28-87

25-38

19'54

131-69

35

31

36

25

2.5

152

.5 , 6

Inches Inches

6'81

6-81

6-81

6'81

6'81

34-05

6'81

6'81

6'81

6'81

6'81

6-81

34'05

6'81

6'82

6'82

6'82

6'82

34-09

6'82

6'82

6'81

6'74

6'74

6'74

19'59

6-78

5'58

0'95

5'23

38'13

7'63

14'73

5'0.5

5'60

9'71

4'27

39-36

7'87

6-14

4-95

4-58

6'43

3-39

7'44

8-33

6-34

2-24

9-21

33'56

2'80

8'46

7'81

9'91

4'15

33'19

of rainy During ofrainy During of rainy days Normal the year days Normal the year days

7

18

7

8

2

8

43

15

IS

9

11

4

47

IN

8

7

7

7

5

34

6

8

11

'\

12

38

5

12

13

6

45

9-0

9

Inche_s Inches

1'74

J'74

1'74

1'74

S'70

1'74

1'74

1'74

1'74

1'74

8'70

1-74

1'74

1-67

1'67

1-67

1-67

S'42

1'68

1'57

1'70

1-79

8'50

1-70

1'131

8'98

1-80

0'28

8'74

2-84

1'36

0-80

14'02

2'80

0'71

0'71

1'91

1-38

I-57

6'28

1-26

3'79

1-15

0'33

1'32

J-71

S'30

1-66

!H5

... 1'21

4'00

0-55

0'98

10'39

Z-08

2'76

.2-88

1-14

1'57

3'15

U'SO

10 11 12

Inches Inches

35'66 43'87

11 35-66 37"50

7 35-66 26'05

4 35'66 28'74

:3 35'66 42'28

13

50

49

37

37

45

26 .178-30 178-44 218

2 35'66 34:20 41

2 35'66 22'03 29

3 3H2 23'03 40

3 35-62 34'87 42

6 35'62 23'81 36

16 178-18 137'97 186

6 35'62 4,5-28 52

3 34'85 24'36 35

2 34'85 39-86 45

4 34-85 33-01 39

6 34'85 26'56 35

21 115-02 169'09 206

4-2 35'00 33'82, 41'2

8 34-&5 20'23 35

3 31'85 33'40 46

9 31'S; 37'10 47

2 31-88 28'10 39

3~:50 28'18 40

23 173-93 153'01 207

4'6 34'79 30-60 41-4

6 34-50 34-44 46

6 34'50

34'49

40'36

37-gB

4 34'52 36'86

6 34-52 26-84

49

48

42

37

Z5 172'53 176'38 222

5-0 34'51 35-28 44'4

146

Agricultural

II-_'hoea as classified with

. Other uncultiva~d

Year Total area Forest Not avaIlable for land excluding

cultivation current fallows

-_--------------2 3 4 5

-- ----- ---

Acres Acres Acres Acres

1901-02 1,464,770 230,668 459,429

1902-03 1,464,768 229,216 439,418

1903-04 1,464,744 229,311 428,054

1904·05 1,464,744 229,311 428,054

1905-06 1,464,744 6,342 229,311 421,712

Total for 1~1-06 7,323,770 1,147,817 2,176,667

Quinquennial average-1901-06 1,464,754 229,563 435,334

1906-07 1,464,744 6,342 229,311 421,712

1907-08 1,467,101 6,342 240,152 398,526

1908·09 1,467,139 6,342 241),379 382,932

1909-10 1,467,151 6,638 23/l,532 360,482

1910-11 1,467,151 6,638 237,884 375,898

Total for 1906-11 7,333,298 32,302 1,186,258 1,939,550

Quinquennial average-1906-11 1,466,660 6,460 237,252 381,910

191HZ 1,467,158 6,638 239,252 38),165

1912-13 1,467,158 6,638 238,8:10 33::,725

1913·14 1,467,161 6,638 237,422 401,291

1914·15 1,467,155 12,6313 238,876 382,884

1915·16 1,467,155 12,649 238,205 349,633

Total for 1911-16 7,335,787 45,201 1,192,645 1,896,698

Quinquennial average-l 911-16 :1,467,158 9,040 238,529 379,310

1916·17 1,467-,172 12,649 238,460 337,279

1917·18 1,467,177 i2,649 237,650 328,935

1916-19 1,467,173 i2,541 234,820 336,297

1919-20 1,467,204 12,541 236,614 337,844

1920-:41 1,467,210 12,541 233,525 343,707

Total for 1916-21 7,335,936 62,921 1,181,069 1,684,062


1921-22 - 1,467,156 12,541 234,105 352,608

1922-23 1,467,163· 12,541 234,596 348,349

1923·24 1,467,161 12,5313 234,669 351,470

1924-25 1,467,157 12,538 234,175 357,964

1925-26 1,561,494 12,538 239,724 390,556

Total for 1921-26 7,430,131 62,696 1,177,269 1,800,947

Quinquennial average-1921-26 1,486,026 12,539 235,454 360,189 --~---

147

sta tistics-( contd.)

details of area under cultivation

--,~~~-~-.------------------------

Current fallows

6

Acres

;80,018

73,94 [

82,359

82,359

82,359

401,036

80,207

82,359

330,549

163,92[

130,[37

118,599

825,565

165,113

141,287

1[3,996

322,848

90,347

64,322

732,800

146,560

65,934

100,010

326,849

:144,5!3

[36,925

774,231

154,846

97,075

1~1,2[4

113,565

131,512

128,316

581,682

116,337

Net area sown during the year, i_e_ cul

tivated area

7

Acres

694,655

722,193

725,020

725,020

725,020

3,591,908

718,382

- 725,020

49[,538

673,565

731,368

728,132

3,349,623

669,925

699,816

724,909

498,962

742,410

802,346

3,468,443

693,689

812,850

787,933

556,666

735,692

740,512

3,633,653

726,731

770,827

760,463

754,919

730,968

790,360

3,807,'>37

761,507

Percentage of differ-Normal cuI- ence between tivated area columns 7 and 8

Details of area not available for cultivation

" Covered with water

Sites. roads and bllildinas, etc_ Barren 1aad5

--~----.~~---------~---

8 9 10 11 12

Acres Acres Acre!

691,000

691,000 +4-9

69[,000 -28-9

69[,000 -2-5

69[ ,000 +5-8

691,000 +5-4

3,455,000 -3-0

691,000 -3-0

69[,000 +1-3

69[,000 +4-9

691,000 -27-11

691,000 +7-4

69[,000 +16-1

3,455,000 +0-4:

691,000 +0-4:

691,000 +17-6

691,000 +14-0

694,000 -19-8

694,000 +6-0

694,000 +6-7

3,464,000 +4·1)

692,800 +4-'

694,000 +11-1

694,000 +9-6

694,000 +8-8

694,000 +5-3

694,000 +13·9 ;

3,470,000 +9-7

694,000 +9-7

148

Agricultural

II-Area as classified with

Other uncultivated Not available for land excluding

Yw Total area Forest cultivation current fallows

2 3 4 5

Acres Acres Acres Acres

1926·27 1,561,494 12,538 240,699 403,200

1927-28 1,561,494 12,538 240,010 410,330

1928·29 1,561,494 12,5313 238,558 405,844

1929-30 1,561,439 12,538 237,472 409,31()

J930-31 1,561,439 12,538 238,741 395,329

Total fOJ; 1926-31 7,807,360 62,690 1,195,480 2,024,013

Quinquerinial averago-192£-31 1,561,472 12,538 239,096 404,802

1931-32 1,561,439 12,538 238,576 :391,472

1932-33 1,561,439 12,654 236,556 389,114

1933-34 1,561,439 12;654 235,202 375,415

1934-35 1,561,439 12,654 237,403 373,134

1935-36 1,561,439 10,994 236,435 368,743

Total for 1931-36 7,807,195 61,494 1,184,172 1,897,878


1936-37· 1,561,439 4,529 236,596 362,363

1937-38 1,561,440 3,790 ~235,906 355,900

1938-39 1,562,700 4,677 235,608 349,454

1939-40 1,562,751 4,695 234,147 343,229

1940-41 1,562,817 4,695 232,138 337,180

Total for 1936-41 7,8Il,153 22,386 ,

1,174,395 1,748,126

Quinquennial average-1936-41 ... 1,562,230 4,477 234,879 349,625

1941-42 ... 1,562,801 4,677 230,704 334,680

194243 1,563,201 4,677 231,359 323,536

1943-44 ... 1,563,280 4,677 229,725 :31.8,635

1944-45 1,561,951 3,035 228,703 318,133

194546 1,561,659 3,675 228,101 313,706

Total for 1941-46 7,812,892 20,741 1,148,592 1,608,61)0

Quinquennial average-1941-% 1,562,578 4,148 229,718 321,738

1946-47 ... 1,561,659 3,990 229,365 314,86l

194748 ..1,561,659 3,736 229,052 320,399

1948-49 1,561,659 3,471 228,426 323,77&

1949-50 1,779,070 4,791 248,200 386,578

1950-51 ... 1,778,955 5,522 247,445 585,96Q

Total for 1946-51 8,243,002 21,510 1,182,488 1,731,584


149

Statist ie s-( contd.)

details of area under cultivation-(eomld.)

Details of area not available for cultivation

Net area sown dur- Percentage of differ-ing the year, i,e. cuI- Normal cuI- ence between Covered with Sites, roads and

Current fallows tivated area tivated area columm 7 and 8 water buildings, etc. Barren lan:1I

------.- -.--.-~ .. _- -- ------~------

6 7 8 9 to II 12

Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acre~

147,406 757,651 694,000 +9'2

127,434 771,182 694,00D +11'1

115,690 7813,864 694,000 +13'7 51,165 32,324 l55,069

216,378 685,741 694,OOCl -1'2 50,439 32,3213 154,705

81,741 833,090 694,00J +20'0 52,600 32,316 154,160

688,649 3,836,528 3,470,000 +10'6

137,730 767,306 694,000 +10.6

~4,336 834,517 718,0<J3 +16'2 52,261 32,238 154,077

95,315 827,800 718,00~ +15'3 50,809 32,247 153,500

19,803 858,365 723,000 +18'7 49,534 32,214 153,454

37,228 851,020 723,000 +17-7 52,055 32,195 153,153

85,888 859,379 723,OOD +18'9 51,417 32,163 152,855

432,570 4,231,081 3,605,000 +11'4 256,076 161,057 767,039

86,514 846,216 721,000 +IN 51,215 32,211 153,408

79,90D 878,051 723,000 +21'4 52,030 32,081 152,485

31,8:11 883,953 723,000 +22'3 51,311 32,074 152,521

17,266 895,695 723,000 +23'9 52,043 32,018 1.51,547

77,964 902,722 723,000 +24'9 50,881 31,953 151,313

70,525 918,279 723,000 +27'0 49,176 31,943 151,019

387,546 4,478,700 3,615,000 +23'9 255,441 160,069 758,885

77,509 895,740 723,(01) +23'9 51,OSS 32,t)l4 151,777

71,4)7 921,':133 723,00~ +27-4 48,622 31,882 150,200

79,340 924,289 723,000 +27'8 50,222 31,879 149,258

{55,156 945,087 723,OOC) +30'7 49,742 .31,821 148,162

81,212 930,868 723,000 +28'8 49,076 31,813 147,814

82,345 933,832 723,000 +29'2 49,302 31,792 147,007

379,,"0 4,655,409 3,615,000 +28'8 246,964 159,187 742,441

75,892 931,082 723,000 +28'8 49,393 .31,837 148,488 -107,049 906,392 723,000 +25'4 50,70; 31,809 146,851

138,884 869,588 ,723,OJO +20'3 50,865 31,n9 146,408

113,502 892,482 914,000 -2'4 50,894 31,786 145,746

126,458 1,013,043 914,000 +10'8 59,169 36,083 152,948

127,453 1,012,569 914,000 +108 58,513 35,961 152,971

613,146 4694,074 4,188,000 +12'1 270,146 167,41B 744,924

12H69 93~,8i5 831,600 +12'1 54,029 33,484 148,985

.------~----------.---

NOTE-Figure3 in colam' 10, 11 ,nd 12 for th;: y~ar 193}·31 t )ta\ to 239,076 W:l :reas th~ t)tal sh)uld have b~~11 233,741 ,

1901-02

1902-03

1903-04

1904-05

1905-06

Year

10tal for 1901--06


19U6-07

1907-OS

1908-09

1909-10

1910-11

Total for 1906--11

Quinqueonialaverage-I906-11

1911-12

1912-13

1913-1i

1914-15

. 1915-16

Total fOIi 1911-16

Quinquennial averago-J9J J-16

. 1916-11

1917-]8

1915-19

1919-20 •

1920-21

Total fOI 1916-21 i .. ·


1921-22

1922-23

1923-24

1924-25

1925-2'

Total for· 1921-26


Total

2

Acres

1,621

1,621

1,308

1,370

1,824

1,090

7,213

1,443

1,783

1 .. 237

1,203

1,071

1,985

7,285

1,457

1,861

2,464

2,314

1,203

2,597

10,439

2,088

2,476

2,660

2,185

2,541

3,150

Early

13,012

2,603

Irrigated

3

Acrell

71

122

69

36

299

60

15

6

84

9

35

149

30

6

185

4

52

248

49

2

5

2

3

12

2

150

Rice

Total

Acres

386

386

492

441

725

1,322

3,366

673

289

151

630

466

397

(,933

387

131

174

482

276

479

1,542

308

190

128

67

118

234

737

147

Late

Agricultural

IU-Cropped

Wheat

Total

Irrigated Total Irrigated Total

5 6 7 8 -~------.---- ---

Acres Acres

3,453

3,240

1,758

2,007

2,007

12,465

2,493

62 2,007

295 1,800

286 1,811

118 2,549

65 2,412

826 - ~IO,579

165 2,116

70 2,072

45 1,388

413 1,833

321 1,543

104 2,31>2

953 9,2Ui

)!IO 1,844

40 1,992

77 2,638

286 2,796

149 1,479

272 3,076

824 11,981

165 2,396

Il9 2,666

41 2,788

18 2,252

69 2,659

88 3,384

335 13,749

67 2,750

Acres

133

417

355

154

66

1,125

225

&5

51

4n

330

139

1,102

220

46

78

471

153

324

1,072

214

121

41

23

71

91

347

69

Acres

22,767

30,958

48,855

48,855

48,855

2oo,2tO

4O,OS~

48,855

9,398

16,548

40,292

59,437

174,~30

34,906,

98,031

101,874

20,477

49,118

85,082.

354,582

70,916

119,112

159,356,

29,079

90,468

52,340

450,355

90,On

78,954

107,748.

129,63:;1,

138,305

134,089

588,735

117,747

---------------------------------~---------------------~----------------

Statistics-( contd. )

Area

Irrigated

9

Acres

5,501

5,933

7,344

6,985

7,317

33,080

~,616

6,557

6,576

9,699

9,414

11,259

4.3,505

8,701

12,770

16,944

6,155

19L351

14,482

69,702

13,940

16,195

17,250

18,382

16,818

16,047

M,692

16,938

Total

10

Acres

18,492

14,834

22,073

22,Oi3

22,073

99,5~5

19,909

22,073

15,146

14,649

14,973

17,187

84,028

16,806

26,031

22,161

14,759

17,810

20,423

101,184

20,237

25,918

30,701

14,664'

22,895

12,108

106,21$6

21,257

13,235

14,143

16,773

15,031

14,025

73,207

14,641

Barley

Irrigated

il

Acres

6,450

11,88)

10,:"48

7,904,

6,651

43,442

8,688

7,931

6,536

13,332

10,556

10,702

49,057

9,811

10,150

9,745

10,107

12,161

8,805

50,969

10,194

7,986

7,030

6,618

6,293

6,596

3i,573

6,91 ;

Juar

Total

12

Acres

143,551

159,576

169,639

169,346

169,346

811,458

16~,292

169,346

167,813

226,790

186,358

[96,06[

946,373

189,2H

103,694

136,211

138,53l

168,939

227,177

774,552

154,911

197,172

[44,435

136,455

157,44[

205,814

8H,317

168,263

221,043

196,617

180,437

89,270

124,639

812,006

162,401

151

Baira

Total

13

Acres

25,472

23,809

27,811

27,258

27,258

131,608

26,321

27,258

29,144

28,263

32,566

38,529

155,760

31,152

45,070

28,848

23,573

31,303

62,760

191,559

38,312

33,363

27,322

55,97[

39,615

34,589

190,860

38,172

42,956

35,346

27,641

20,985

13,495

140,423

28,085

Mandua

Total

14

Acres

22

14

5

6

6

53

11

6

10

16

34

23

89

18

8

II

2

15

31

67

13

4

2

5

6

18

4

5

6 • 1

14

3

Kodou

Total

15

Acres

40,288

33,058

27,273

30,763

24,876

22,489

28,447

26,903

21,966

124,681

24,936

26,469

32,277

20,517

28,737

28,847

136,847

27,369

31,550

30,727

24,805

28,085

21,480

136,647

27,329

19,970

21,600

16,529

13,252

17,250

88,601

17,720

Sawan

Total

16

Acres

1,721

6,407

13,886

7,150

6,2[0

35,374

7,075

4,051

3,517

3,449

15,633

10,625

37,275

7,455

3,474

2,314

3,046

10,588

6,030

25,452

5,090

10,[01

5,815

3,662

1,112

1,367

22,657

4,532

Maize

Total Irrigated

17

Acres

46

36

43

37

37

199

40

37

51

71

78

32

269

54.

5

27

13

45

23

113

23

23

7

5

34

24

93

19

12

16

I4

6

4

52

10

18

Acres

1

J926-27

1927-28

1928-29

1929·30

1930·31

Year

Total for 1926--31

Quinquennial avelage-l926-3J

1931-32

1932.3.3

1933-34

1934-35

1935-36

TOlal for 1931-36

Quinquennial averaae-1931-36

1936-31

1 937-3B

1938-39

1939-40

1940-41

Total for 1936-41 ... ~ Quinquennial average-l 936-4 1

1941-42

1942-43.\

1943-44

1944-45

1945-46

Total,for; I 941--46


1946·47

1947-48

1948-49

1949-50

1950-51

Total for 1946-51.

Ouinquennial average-I 946-51

Total

Acres

2,751

3,380

2,291

2,674

2,762

Early

13,858

2,772

2,944

1,948

1,353

1,313

2,078

9,636

1,921

1,725

2,462

2,861

4,093

4,624

15,765

3,153

3,705

4,327

6,518

7,276

,. 7,852

29,678

5,936

8,939

9,106

9,515

13,261

17,103

57,924

11,<;85

Irrigated

Acres

34

130

75

19

258

52

3

2

')

6

20

4

35

58

3

44

141

28

5

56

63

13

2

13

4

20

4

1 !)2

Rice

Total

Acres

396

134

149

505

224

1,403

281

40

238

158

201

257

894

IU

84

112

138

236

532

1,102

220

408

333

227

380

499

1,847

369

187

189

141

429

394

1,340

268

Late

Irrigated

Acrcs

59

38

102

354

80

633

126

24

205

137

151

137

654

}3!1

16

12

22

19

448

517

104

342

260

162

278

400

1,442

288

60

Jl

13

9

31

124

25

Total

Acres

3,147

3,514

2,440

3,179

2,986

15,266

3,053

2,984

2,186

1,511

1,514

2,335

10,530

2,1~6

J,809

2,574

2,999

4,329

5,156

16,867

3,373

4,113

4,660

6,(4)

7,656

8,351

31,525

6,305

9,126

9,295

9,656

13,690

[7,497

59,264

11,853

Total

Agricultural

In-Cropped

Wheat

Irrigated Total

7 8

Acres Acres

59 139,965

72 142,599

232 83,050

429 71,551

99 J27,933

891 565,098

178 113,020

27 144,158

2.07 J 52,309

146 154,604

lSI 174,834

143 167,661

674 793,566

13j 153,713

J 7 179,097

47 168,893

80 lBO,711

22 175,447

492 J 78,719

658 882,867

132 176,573

34.2 159,414

265 143,726

163 163,228

279 168,233

456 168,634·

1,505 803,235

301 160,647

62 1135,957

11 167,574

14 205,216

22 239,072

35 230,164

144 1,027,983

29 205,597

S tatistics-{ contd. )

Area-(contd.}

Irrigated

9

Acres

19,427

2,419

16,755

22,339

17,977

78,917

15,783

15,471

t 9, HI8

19,839

29,448

26,788

110,734

22,147

22,635

26,278

31,056

30,273 .

24,446

134,688

26,938

21,484

32,293

31,223

29,319

31,846

146,165

29,2330

27,233

29,112

31,700

35,558

35,634

159,237

31,847

.

Total

10

Acres

15,772

20,617

20,017

14,664

20,564

91,.634

18,327

16,391

12,346

12,693

13,103

13,888

68,421

13,684

15,106

12,049

14,190

12,069

12,846

66,260

13,252

10,592

12,912

13,572

12,187

11,384

60,647

12,129

14,849

15,122

20,813

22,409

17,923

91,1l6

18,223

Barley

Irrigated

1J

Acres

7,452

2,369

8,154

10,629

8,512

37,116

7,423

5,509

4,929

4,461

5,458

6,468

26,825

5,365

-5,821

5,680

5,859

5,388

4,173

26,921

5,384

3,958

7,121

5,496

4,381

4,584

25,540

5,108

4,582

5,348

5,434

5,657

5,449

26,470

5,291

Juar

Total

12

Acres

153,066

176,968

126,430

192,922

194,468

843,854

168,771

175,124

137,846

186,423

162,399

162,63)

824,422 _

10-1,83-1

151,992

152,636

171,391

173,791

181,416

831,226

166,245

165,370

231,425

232,639

203,892

234,922

],068,248

213,650 \

192,364

183,218

160,052

199,586

190,926

926,116

18;,229

Bajra

Total

13

Acres

18,113

17,634

23,960

24,063

31,512

115,282

23,056

24,449

16,773

20,161

19,393

20,126

100,902

20,180

20,165

24,140

25,522

28,692

30,741

129,260

25,852

37,347

41,216

39,539

33,649

26,339

178,090

35,618

20,331

20,965

14,540

14,322

11,968

82,126

16,425

Mandua

Total

14

Acres

3

2

3

9

2

Kodon

Total

15

Acres

15,916

14,459

15,602

17,775

16,695

80,447

16,089

12,448

2·' 13,166

3

2

4

1

9

10

2

10,375

15,861

19,721

12,071

14,414

19,703

19,365

19,023

17,86'1

16,742

92,699

18,540

17,067

21,604

24,906

20,964

17,121

101,662

20,333

18,094

18,338

16,959

15,635

13,448

82,474

16,-195

Sawan

• Total

16

Acres

2,063

4,302

7,144

9,088

7,701

30,298

2,253

2,130

1,320

1,547

. 3,891

11,141

2,228

2,842

3,233

2,237

2,625

3,539

14,476

2,895

3,070

6,848

7,145

4,260

4,Oil

25,394

5,079

2,839

2,054

1,198

610

694

7,)9;

!,179

Total

17

Acres

2

13

22

34

21

;92

18

8

13

5

12

18

56

11

23

16

14

12

18

83

11

12

24

21

4

10

71

14

13

8

6

8

10

45

I)

Maize

Irrigated

18

Acres

---- - ---~ -..

19OHl2

1902-03

1903..()4

1904:-05

1905-06

Year

Total tor 1901~

Quinquennial average-1901--%

1906·07

1901·08

1908-09

1909·10

1910-11

Total for 1906-11


1911-12

1912·13

1913·14

1914·15

1915·16

Total fot 1911-16

Quinquennial averago-1911-16

1916-11

1917-18

1918-19

}919-20

1920-21

Total for 1916-21


1921-22

1922-23

1923-24

1924-25

1925-26

Total for 1921-26


Gram

Total

19

Acres

253,379

195,320

178,630

178,630

178,630

P84,589

196,918

Irrigated

20

Acres

178,630 2,024 ... 66,149 4,968

192,585 3,068

218,207 2,809

207,720 4,111

863,291 16,980

172,658 3,396

286,273 5,128

215,814 4,331

111,551 15,431

272,734 14,621

211,072 14,716

1,097,450 54,227

219,490 10,845

238,887 12,625

278,918

160,157

284,165

255,432

1,217,559

243,512

230,268

253,505

222,865

270,374

304,300

1,281,312

256,2;;2

14,808

7,018

21,693

17,583

73,727

14,745

17,437

17,136

16,105

15,115

12,761

78,554

15,711

154

Fruits and vegetables including root crops

Potatoes

Total

21

Acres

6

5

7

4

4

2

4

5

19

4

Irrigated

22

Acres

6

4

7

4

4

2

4

5

19

4

Fruits and vegetables other than potato

Total

23

Acres

1,937

2,338

2,137

2,270

2,270

10,953

2,190

2,270

2,515

2,355

2,143

1,828

11,111

2,222

1,743

2,275

2,177

2,115

2,232

10,542

2,108

lL742

1,839

2,098

1,519

1,702

8,900

1,780

1,605

1,798

1,911

1,940

1,855

!I, 109

1,822

Irrigated

24

Acres

864

1,200

1,091

992

841

4,988

998

863

901

938

1,272

915

4,895

979

643

559

975

926

690

3,793

759

667

706

691

745

672

3,481

696

Agricultural

III-Cropped

Other food crops

Total Irriaated

25

Acres

65,251

70,209

63,951

60,229

90,992

350,638

70,128

64,395

55,327

65,486

53,831

59,525

298,564

59,713

39,596

49,373

50,610

51,827

66,681

258,087

51,617

60,503

48,423

51,963

50,349

62,022

273,260

54,652

68,921

59,872

55,946

33,483

42,598

260,820

52,164

26

Acres

51

366

189

DO

84

820

164

100

85

1,351

!O3

67

1,706

341

53

64

693

138

168

1,116

223.

62

51

61

132

74

381)

77

Statistics-( COf?,td. )

Area-(cIJn!d, )

Total food crops

Total

27

Acres

574,658

533,392

542,181

541,474

54[,474

2,733,179

546,636

541,474

376,254

590,907

SSJ,084

610,9'.Q

2,704,6~

541>,930

633,043

593,776

387,493

639,324

717,335

2,971,476

594,295

713,740

726,687

481,042

666,648

654,63U

3,262,747

652,549

689,740

699,258

657,672

587,022

657,012

3,290,704

658,141

Irrigatedc

21'1

Acres

15,030

25,354

22,671

18,977

19,078

101, \\0

20,222

20,747

18,486

-45,027

36,333

,37,916

UB,509

31,702

36,287

42,205

26,391

54,437

42,233

201,553

40,311

42,473

42,275

41,884

39,180

36,248

202,060

40,412

155

Linseed Til Rapeseed Groundnut

-~-.---- _ .... ,----- ---------

Total Total Total Irrigated Total Irrigated

29 30 31 32 ._,.- --.----------------------

Acres

17,314

37,282

40,959

40,959

40,959

177,473

35,495

40,959

507

8,063

18,835

24,476

92,840

18,568

46,051'1

65,419

751

14,598

18,589

145,415

29,083

28,297

35,709

331

25,500

6,350

96,187

19,237

10,785

16,290

47,337

55,811

44,575

174,798

34,960

Acres

67,186

99,080

112,009

115,119

115,119

508,513

101,702

115,119

77,316

60,754

116,864

110,980

481,033

96,206

91,319

67,285

89,476

79,577

73,947

401,604

80,321

69,393

37,676

56,076

34,783

67,167

265,095

53,019

64,448

48,783

53,510

78,458

72,401

317,600

63,520

Acres

6

15

24

24

24

93

19

24

102

40

11

77

254

51

146

46

12

50

24

278

56

106

76

41

96

22

341

68

75

93

204

152

237

766

153

Acres

10

5

2

18

4

1

3

5

7

17

3

3

2

7

5

5

22

4

4

3

9

2

Acres Acres

Otho" oilseeds

Total

35

Acres.

898

721

592

594

594

3,399

680

594

1,171

418

840

928

3,951

790

1,175

910

944

1,004

831

614

643

2,176

1,137

1,783

6,353

1,271

1,2[4

627

1,376

3,808

4,028

11,053

2,211

oThe total irrigated food crops area shown in col;mn no. 28 wi 11 n::lt correspond with the total of irrigated areas shown for indivi. dual food crops owing to the omission of the irrigated areas of certain ,:rops.

Year Total Irrigated

156

Fruits and vegetables including root crops

Potatoes

Total Irrigated

Fruits and vegetables other than potato

IrrigateJ

Agricultural

HI-Cropped

Other food crops

Total Irrigated

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

1926-27

1921-28

1928-2~

1929-::l0

1930-31

Total for 1926-31

Quinquennial averllge-1926-31

1931-32

1932-33

1933-34

1934-35

1935-36

Total for 1931-36

QUinquennial average-1931-36

1936-37

1937-38

1938-39

1939--40

1940--41

Total for 1936-41


1941--42

1942-43

1943-44

1944-45

• 1945--46

Total for 1941-46

~ Quinquennial average-1941-46

• 1946-47

1947--48

1948-49

194~-50

1950-51

Total br 1946-51


19

Acres

257,062

223,243

346,443

179,191

302,555

1,308,494

261,699

242,333

299,071

246,741

306,88)

300,281

1,395,315

279,063

305,159

284,510

287,211

284,831

291,853

1,453,564

290,713

329,810

291,677

311,836

312,833

280,861

1,527,017

305,403

313,539

317,696

356,505

380,021

376,318

1,744,079

348,816

20

Acres

18,321

445

19,912

23,577

15,942

78,197

15,639

13,127

20,745

20,266

30,035

28,312

112,485

22,497

20,447

28,051

31,243

33,271

25,794

138,806

27,761

32,414

41,102

35,561

32,661

35,897

177,635

35,527 •

25,734

31,421

35,227

38,886

36,760

168,028

33,606

---_- - ----_,-------

21

Acres

4

7

8

5

10

34

7

5

7

23

16

12

63

13

15

3

5-

15

14

52

10

'9

7

11

16

11

54

II

12

II

7

24

60

114

23

22

Acres

4

6

7

10

5

32

6

5

7

23

16

12

63

13

15

3

5

15

14

52

10

8

5

11

14

11

49

10

12

10

7

23

56

108

22

Acres

2,061

2,480

2,336

2,111

J,829

10,817

2,163

2,057

2,496

1,813

1,975

2,677

11,018

2,204

2,487

2,729

2,665

2,796

2,550

13,217

2,646

2,301

2,343

2,344

2,182 '

2,127

11,291

2,259

2,234

2,485

2,414

2,468

2,808

12,t09

2,482

24 2') 26

Acre~ Acres Acr~

766 50,170 116

90B 58,901 109

906 50,238 851

966 72,837 385

875 64,799 )02

4,421 296,945 1,563

88t 5',389 313

830 54,093 95

966 45,727 112

970 54,547 224

1,029 55,145 202

I,O~6 57,147 164

4,871 266,659 "7 914 53,332 159

1,022 54,015 207

951 57,708 257

1,026 60,205 195

1,002 61,777 222

958 66,913 246

4,959 3()0,618 1,121

992 ' 60,124 225

J,027 63,463 262

995 82,805 477

949 83,440 311

829 74,284 277

835 79,807 379

4,635 383,799 1,706

927 76,760 341

896 65,792 328

927 66,092 375

875 58,596 376

1,076 69,101 468

1,051 67,946 714

4,825 327,527 Z,261

965 65,505 45%

Statistics-( contd.)

Area-(&ontd.)

Total food crops

Total

27

Acres

'657,342

664,737

-677,693

587,422

771 ,076

3,358,270

671,654

-676,303

'684,G72

690,716

752,688

750,383

:3,554,167

710,833

752,415

727,857

766,174

764,250

790,507

3,801,203

760,241

792,568

839,247

885,435

840,161

833,638

4,191.ut9

838,210

825,150

802,858

845,962

956,947

929,762

4,360,679 -

872,136

Irrigated.;:;

28

Acres

46,151

6,331

48,27J

58,808

43,521

203,08-i

40,617

35,065

46,165

45,931

66,343

63,016

256,;20

51,304

50,165

61,267

69,464

70,193

56,123

307,212

61,442

59,495

82,267

73,714

67,760

74,024

357,260

11,452

58,862

67,205

73,633

81,690

79,701

,361,091

72,218

Linseed

Total

29

Acres

50,365

41,251

14,186

3,992

14,645

124,439

24,888

28,263

17,859

13,330

29,503

27,445

116,400

23,280

43,454

34,525

28,367

33,722

36,683

176,751

35,350

15,536

19,95~

26,285

16,924

17,124

9';,827

19,165

27,130

24,902

23,7[9

21,837

19,488

117,076

23,115

Til

Total

30

Acres

451,799

72,001

140,90,1

81,584

61,603

405,S90

81,178

114,181

114,939

153.000

75,456

80,573

538,149

101,630

85,504

133,745

111,783

110,145

100,173

541,350

117,952

e8,574

70,164

81,046

85,634

443,370

88,614

58,800

57,049

42,684

37,602

67,214

263,349

52,610-

157

Rapeseed

Total

31

Acres

401

158

655

135

266

1,615

323

212

315

368

154

278

1,327

265

322

55

191

147

142

857

171

69

122

235

181

237

844

169

458

547

517

524

464

2,510

502

32

Acres

4

5

8

17

3

2

3

9

14

3

1

5

11

2

6

6

3

2

.3

20

4

9

3

1

5

8

26

5

GroundDut

Total

33

Acres

17

26

33

31

32

29

31

156

31

38

57

9

25

20

149

30

Irrigaled

34

Acres

2

.3

4

.3

3

2

IS

3

7

:3

.3

15

3

Other oilseed,

Total

35

Acres

1,400

1,370

2,362

1,580

1,094

7,806

1,561

2,906

4,449

2,556

1,315

1,823

13,049

2,610

2,710

4,528

2,803

2,971

3,450

16,468

3,294

5,467

4,635

5,265

9,553

9,211

3",131

6,826

4,757

5,062

3,B8~

3,281

3,681

20,68!

4,136

oThe total irrigated food crops area shown in column no. 28 will not correspond with the total of irrigated areas shown for indiviilual food crops owing to the omission of the irrigated areas of certl'in crops.

158

Agricultural

In-Cropped

SugarcallD Cotton Hemp Jute

Year Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Irrigated

36 37 38 39 40 "II 42

Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres

1901-02 1,625 61,541 2,504

1902-03 1,176 64,371 3,235

1903-04 688 53,485 3,138

1904-05 1,074 52,629 3,276

1905-06 1,074 52,629 3,276

Total for 1901~ 5,637 284,655 15,429

Quinquennial average-I901--06 1,127 56,931 3,086

1906-07 1,074 1,058 52,629 3,276

1907-08 1,473 1,437 39,081 39 4,714

190a-Q9 1,515 1,501 3~,152 5 3,913

1909-10 1,31S8 1,383 :':8,261 5,483

1910-11 993 975 33,296 2 4,133

Total for 1906-11 6,443 6,360 IIH,41-9 47 21,579

Quinquennial average-I906-11 1,288 1,27Z 38,284 9 4,316

1911-12 1,139 1,1l7 20,770 25 2,369

1912-13 1,319 1,262 22,239 5 4,954

1913-14 1,198 1,145 30,447 936 2,259

1914-15 540 536 38,308 1,392

1915-16 1,423 1,418 26,098 7 1,730

Total fOI11911-16 5,619 5,498 137,862 974 12,704

Quinquewlial avera&O-I~1l-16 1,124 1,100 27,572 195 2,541

1916-17 1,445 1,427 31,271 6,247

1917-18 1,530 1,411 37,631 17 5,208

191~19 3,317 3,173 25,993 487 2,901

1919-20 2,778 2,661 32,361 10 3,147

1920-21 2,513 2,273 21,583 81 5,501

Total for 1916-21 11,583 10,945 148,839 596 23,004

Quinquennial average-1916-21 2,316 2,189 29,768 119 4,601

1921-22 1,851 1,805 22,215 4,350

1922-23 1,059 1,047 18,589 5,595

1923-24 875 864 17,643 18 6,408

1924-25 1,939 1,919 26,671 272 7,552

1925-26 2,099 2,089 27,949 112 11,477

Total for 1921-26 7,823 7,724 113,067 402 35,382

QUinquennial average-1921-26 1,565 1,545 22,613 80 7,076


Area-(contd.)

Total

43

Acres

448

354

273

273

273

1,621

324

273

61

146

242

911

194

:m 77

43

8

43

482

96

240

429

212

77

40

998

200

71

51

'37

46

20

225

45

Indigo

Irrigated

44

Acres

2

2

2

2

9

2

Opium

Total

45

Acres

780

694

674

674

674

3,496

699

674

674

135

Irrigated

46

Acres

674

674

135

159

Tobacco

Total Irrigated

47

Acres

747

653

615

615

615

3,245

649

615

547

585

582

766

3,095

619

836

723

221

624

649

3,053

611

722

655

.322

83.3

228

2,760

552

504

661

862

602

350

2,979

596

48

Acres

592

545

568

553

718

2,976

595

796

691

221

592

611

2,IHl

502

671

594

.321

788

226

2,600

520

480

619

814

571

331 •

2,815

563

Fodder crops

Total Irrigated

49

Acres

\32

la2

18S

189

169

880

176

189

!55

127

147

165

783

157

198

, 18l

160

167

170

877

175

209

133

147

155

127

771

154

165

185

222

172

174

918

184

50

Acres

8

5

2

.3

18

4

2

6

21

30

6

21

14

4

8

47

9

Other nOD-food crops

Total Icrigated

51

Acres

1,404

1,220

1,551

1,567 <

1,567

1,309

1,462

1,567

765

1,227

2,350

2,034

7,~43

1,589

4,075

3,481

685

1,610

2,220

12,011

2,414

3,793

5,202

1,272

4,081

1,126

15,474

3,095

1,425

2,099

3,567

3,952

1,S14

12,857

2,571

52

Acres

1,132

522

761

1357 ,

4,802

960

912

595

645

667

976

3,195

759

1,482

2,181

915

J 1-460

841

6,879

1,376

716

951

1,545

1,672

1,394

6,27&

1,256

160

Agric altura!

III-Cropped

Sugarcane Cotton Hemp Jute

Year Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Irrigated ----~--

'36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres

1926-21 2,207 2,188 22,624 95 8,000

1927-28 1,691 1,660 18,527 5,366

1928-29 1,626 1,584 17,617 74 2,439

1929-30 1,890 1,877 26,642 42 3,945

1930-31 1,977 1,955 18,053 2 5,949

TJtal for 1926-31 9,391 9,264 103,463 214 25,699

Quinquennial average-192(jo....31 1,878 1,853 20,693 43 5,140

1931-32 2,057 2,009 13,751 38 7,771

1932-33 3,671 3,611 10,701 139 6,057

t933-34 1,427 1,413 13,9;;12 528 4,519

1934-35, 1,209 1,189 17,176 373 5,357

1935-36 4,007 3,929 16,316 88 7,234

Total for 1911-36 12,371 12,151 71,936 1,166 30,938

Quinquennial average-193l-36 2,474 2,430 14,387 233 6,188

1936-37 5,404' 5,356 16,.367 222 6,929

1937-38 3,393 3,353 12,6S7 179 6,528

1938-39 2,713 2,656 10,653 8 5,696

1939-40 5,995 5,807 6,015 7 6,864

1940-41 8,371 7,433 3,356 6,570

Total for 1936-41 25,876 24,605 49,078 416 32,587

Quinquennial average-I 936-4 I 5,17' 4,921 ",816 83 6,517

1941·42 2,369 2,204 4,507 191 4,705

1942-43 2,489 2,375 '3,317 282 5,590

1943-44 4,857 4,665 4,913 3 5,847

1944-45 6,5'1 6,028 1,611 2 5,230 9

1945-46 4,228 3,914 1,904 5 6,071 107

Total for 1941-46 20,494 19,136 16,318 483 27,443

Quinquennial average-1941-46 4,099 3,837 3,264 97 5,489

1946-41 4,957 4,617 1,698 6,147 116

1947-4~ 9,076 8,293 928 2 5,714 15

1948-49 10,257 8,603 224 4 6,021 153

1949-50 3,200 2,513 125 2 5,812 209

1950-51 3,312 .2,969 332 2 1,141 194

Total for 1945-51 30,1102 27,055 3,307 10 30,835 687

Quinquennial average-1946-51 6,160 5,411 661 2 6,167 138

.. _ .~ ----_--

161

statistics-( contd.)

Area-(contd.)

Indigo Opium Tobacco Fodder crops Other non-food cco p,;;

Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Inigated Total Irrigated

43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52

Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres

21 632 582 \92 3 1,262 870

11 531 491 192 2 1,662 667

6 506 487 105 4,346 842

5 519 504 160 1,355 963

625 598 193 2,587 781

44 2,813 2,6~2 842 6 11,212 4,123

9 ,'. 563 532 168 1 2,242 825

12 768 734 183 (i 4,849 875

11 497 485 188 5,810 1,201

6 456 447 186 1,697 813

4 844 no 238 3,276 1,437

2 748 725 286 2,743 1,680

35 3,313 3,171 1,081 7 18,375 6,006

1 663 634 216 1 3,675 1,201

2 572 545 366 4 1,903 1,072

517 509 339 2 1,790 965

2 944 580 479 1,702 963

2 649 615 447 3 2,493 1,046

2 588 563 579 3,158 9134

8 3,270 2,812 2,210 10 11,046 5,030

2 654 562 442 2 2,209 1,006

2 401 390 701 2,425 1,126

5 415 407 763 1,713 1,141

L :391 385 571 2,039 1,029

2 477 468 557 1,810 812

2 709 688 683 2,849 1,062

13 1,393 2,338 3,275 3 10,836 5,170

.3 478 468 655 2,167 1,034

281 279 664 5,806 966

363 350 636 2,654 1,032:

335 320 598 1,400 858

494 480 570 2,763 1,079

319 310 686 4,931 1,311

-1 1,798 1,739 3,154 11,554 5,246

360 348 631 3,5Il 1,049

--~------- ---~-.~--~ ------_

162

Agricnltural

III-Cropped

Total non-food crops Kharif Rabi

Ye~ Tota I Irrigated. Total Irrigated Total Irrigatod

53 54 55 56 57 58

Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres

1901-02 154,585 412,634 316,286

1902-03 208,983 459,506 282,462

1903-04 214,196 461,494 294,550

1904-05 216,993 463,584 294,550

1905~06 216,993 463,584 294,550

Total for 1901-06 1,011,750 2,260,802 1,482,398

Quinquennial average-1901-06 202,350 452,160 296,480

1906-07 216,993 3,463 463,584 1,428 294,550 16,854

1907-08 126,140 2,602 407,038 2,758 94,345 24,555

1908-09 . 114,855 2,859 469,893 1,980 235,032 "2,926

1909-10 174,907 3,296 462,918 J,752 296,361 20,186

1910-11 178,090 2,955 475,740 1,267 3J2,930 20,531

Totalfor 1906-11 810,985 15,175 2,219,173 9,185 1,233,218 105,052

Qui.nquenn'ial average-1906-11 162,197 3,035 455,834 1,837 246,644 21,010

[91 I~I2 le8,396 3,066 337,801 1,522 463,243 22,054

1912-13 166,635 2,831 348,915 1,544 411,199 19,586

1913-14 126,196 4,417 363,059 8,860 149,580 39,765

1914-15 137,878 2,076 418,360 784 358,381 36,863

1915-16 125,724 3,254 503,188 1,850' 339,403 38,996

Total for 1911-16 724,829 15,644 1,971,323 14,560 1,721,806 157,264

Quinquennial average-1911-16 144,966 3,129 394,265 2,912 344,361 31,453

1916-17 142,337 3,839 437,985 1,651 417,868 38,269

1917-Ja 124,892 4,393 339,810 1,662 511,511 44,734

1918-19 92,788 5,000 364,743 5,807 208,127 24,861

1919-20 104,948 5,305 361,231 2,888 429,931 56,510

1920-21 106,440 3,612 430,799 2,912 329,599 42,397

Total for 1916-21 571,405 22,149 1,934,568 14,920 1,691,036 206,771

Quinquennial average-1916-21 114,281 4,430 386,914 2,984 379,407 41,354

1921-22 107,103 3,214 459,734 1,997 336,700 43,371

1922-23 94,037- 2,907 397,510 1,264 395,489 43,706

1923-24 132,041 4,384 366,732 1,102 422,718 44,984

1924-25 179,163 4,963 278,744 2,496 487,096 41,406

1925-26 165,124 4,116 320,070 2,490 501,715 37,628

Total for 1921-26 677,468 19,584 1,822,790 9,349 2,143,718 211,095

Quinquennial average-1921-26 135,494 3,917 364,558 ],870 428,743 42,219

.. The total irrigated non-food crops area shown in column no. 54 will not correspGad with the total or irrigated areas shown for injividual non-food crops owing to the omission of thC'irrigated areas of certain crops.,

Statistics-( coned.)

Area-(contd.)

Zaid

Total

59

Acres

323

A07

333

333

333

'1,729

346

333

1,011

837

712

350

3.243

649

395

297

1,055

961

468

3,176

635

224

253

960

434

672

2,548

510

409

296

263

345

351

],664

333

Irrigated

60

Acres

211

643

624

335

235

2,018

410

237

187

819

762

324

2,329

466

. 206

202

723

344

536

2,011

402

319

212

182

241

246

1,200

240

Total

Total

61

Acres

729,2H

742,375

756,377

758,467

758,467

3,744,929

748,986

758,467

502,394

705,762

759,991

789,020

3,515,634

703,127

801,439

760,411

513,694

777,702

843,059

3,696,305

739,261

856,077

851,579

573,830

791,596

761,070

3,834,152

766,831

796,8B

'793,295

789,713

766,185

822,136

3,968,172

793,631

163

Irrigated

62

Acres

19,211

18,144

17,931

17,931

17,931

91,148

18,230

18,493

27,956

25,530

22,273

22,033

116,285

23,257

23,813

21,317

49,444

38,409

41,170

174,153

31,831

40,126

46,598

31,391

- 59,742

45,845

223,702

44,740

45,687

45,182

46,268

44,143

40,364

221,6t4

44,329

Net area cropped during the year

Total

63

Acres

694,655

722,193

725,020

725,020

725,020

3,591,908

718,382

725,020

491,538

673,565

731,368

728,132

3,349,623

669,925

699,816

724,909

498,962

742,410

802,346

3,468,443

693,689

812,850

787,933

~56,666

735,692

740,512

3,633,653

726,731

770,827

760,463

754,919

730,968

790,360

3,807,537

761,507

Irrigated

64

Acres

19,211

18,144

17,931

17,931

17,931

91,148

18,230

17,931

27,248

25,226

22,029

21,848

114,282

22,856

23,670

21,230

47,856

38,202

40,977

171,935

34,387

40,014

46,492

30,506

59,531

45,644

222,187

44,437

45,587

45,082

46,183

44,033

40,226

221,111

44,222

Area cropped more than once

Total

65

Acres

34,588

20,182

31,357

33,447

33,447

153,021

30,604

33,447

10,856

32,197

28,623

60,888

166,011

33,202

101,623

35,502

14,732

35,292

40,713

227,862

45,572

43,227

63,646

17,164

55,904

20,558

200,499

40,100

26,016

32,832

34,794

35,217

31,776

160,635

32,127

Irrigated

Acres

562

708

304

244

185

2,003

401

143

87

1,588

207

193

2,218

444

112

106

885

211

201

1,515

303

100

100

85

11 () _

138

533

107

1926.27

1927-28

1928-29

1929-30

1930-31

Year

Total for 1926-31


1931-32

1932-33

1933-34

1934-35

1935-36

Total for 1931-36


1936-37

1937-38

1938-39

1939-40

1940·41

Total fOE 1936-41


1941-42

1942-43

1943-44

1944-45

1945-46

Total for 1941-46


1946-47

1947-48

1948-49

1949-50

1950-51

Total for 1946-51

Quinquennial average-l 946-5 I

164

Total non-food crops

Total

53

Acres

136,903

142,760

184,751

121,807

106,993

693,214

138,643

174,953

164,497

191,537

134,532

141,455

806,974

161,3~5

163,533

198,107

165,333

169,473

163,098

859,544

171,909

154,167

127,672

120,601

123,986

128,790

655,216

131,043

110,858

107,004

89,806

76,448

107,788

491,904

98,381

Irrigatedo

54

Acres

4,829

2,821

3,160

3,502

3,373

17,685

3,537

3,786

5,657

3,303

4,550

6,967

24,263

4,853

7,512

5,767

4,757

8,252

9,611

35,111111

7,180

4,380

5,148

6,488

7,630

6,222

21),868

5,1)74

6,003

10,053

9,916

4,413

4,925

35,310

7,062

Kharif

Total

55

Acres

327,349

375,574

390,608

435,071

407,141

1,935,743

387,149

411,217

357,121

449,416

356,586

376,280

1,950,620

390,124

367,970

420,197

415,604

421,594

426,386

2,051,751

410,350

424,315

492,701

485,252

447,352

476,165

2,325,785

465,157

384,308

377,121

323,524

363,139

385,245

1,833,337

366,667

Irrigated

56

Acres

2,581

1,977

4,283

2,972

2,243

14,056

2,SU

2,301

4,105

2,378

2,027

4,470

15,281

3,056

6,028

4,003

3,138

6,31~

7,910

27,39&

5,419

2,949

3,190

5,084

6,398

4,362

21,t~3

4,397

4,993

8,681

8,988

3,061

3,590

29,313

5,862

Agricultural

III-Cropped

Rabi

Total

57

Acres

466,491

431,511

471,062

273,091

470,545

2,112,700

422,540

439,680

490,893

432,348

530,023

515,009

2,407,953

481,590

547,587

505,351

515,473

511,60;1

526,465

521,297

521,688

473,627

520,381

516,261

485,579

2,517,536

503,507

551,367

532,380

611,925

669,897

651,949

3,~17,518

603,504

Irrigated

58

Acres

48,122

6,863

46,600

58,588-

44,360

204,533

40,901

36,305

47,262

46,506

68,398

65,142.

263,613-

52,723

51,349-

62,761

70,797

71,917

57,180

314,00i '

62,801

60,309

83,732

74,766-

68,526

75,268

362,601

72,520

59,594-

68,275

74,306

82,763

80,751

365,689'

73.138

o The total irrigated non-food crops area shown in column no. 54 will not correspond with the total of irrigated areas shown for dividual non-food crops owing to the omission of the irrigated areas of certain crops.


AC'ea-(concld.}

Zaid

Total Irrigated

Total

Total

Net area cropped during the year

Irrigated Total

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

59 60

Acres

405

412

774

1,067

383

3,Qn

608

359

555

489

ell

554

2,568

514

391

416

430

520

754

2,511

502

731.

591

403

534

684

589

333 . 361

319

359

356

1,728

346

Acres

277

312

550

750

291

2,18\)

436

245

455

350.

468

371

1,889

378

300

270

286

209

644

1,709

3i2

617

493

352

466

616

2,544

509

278

302

255

279

285

],399

260

61

Acres

794,245

807,497

862,444

709,229

878,069

4,051,484

810,291

851,256

848,569

882,253

.887,220

891,843

4,361,141

87.?,228

915,948

925,964

931,507

933,723

953,605

4,660,747

932,149

966,919

1,006,036 _

964,147

962,428

4,846,265

969,253

936,008

909,86!

935,768

1,033,395

1,037,5,:)0

4,852,58J

970,517

62 63

Acres

50,980

9,152

51,433

62,310

46,894

220,769

44,154

38,851

51,822

49,234

70,893

69,983

280,783

56,157

57,677

67,034

74,221

78,445

65,734

343,111

68,622

.63,875

87,415

80,202

75,390

80,246

381,128

77,426

64,865

77,258

83,549

86,103

84,626

396,401

79,280

Acres

757,651

771,182

788,864

685,741

833,090

3,836,528

767,306

834,517

827,80:)

858,365

851,020

859,379

4,231,081

8~6,216

878,051

8S3,953

895,695

902,722

918,279

4,478,700

895,740

921,333

924,289

945,087

:930,868

933,832

4,655,409

931,082

906,392

869,588

i892,4SZ

1,013,043

1,012,569

4,694,074

938,815

50,832

8,992

50,859

61,672

46,588

218,943

43,781'

38,687

51,609

49,020

70,736

69,770

219,822

55,965

51,530

66,793

73,987

78,136

65,505

341,951

68,31'0

63,616

87,009

.79,832

75,145

79,801

385,403

77,081

64,568

76,9')9

113,271

85,815

84,262

394,1'15

78,983

Area cropped mOt" UI .. ,. • ODoe

Total

65

Irriga ed t

66 ~--- ---------

Acres

36,594

36,315

73,580

23,488

44,979

214,956

42,991

'16;139·· .

20,769

23,888

36,200

32,464

130,060

26,01"2

. 37;897

42,011

35,812

31,001

35,326

182,047

36,4(W - .

-_ 25,402

42,630

60,949

33,279

28,596

190,856

38,171

. 29,616

40,274

43,286

20,352

24,981

158,509

31,702

Acres

148

160

574

638

306

1,826

365

164

213

214

157

·21J

961

192

147

241

234

309

229

1,160

232

259

406

370

245

445

1,725

345

297

259

278

28S

364

1,486

21017

166

Agrlc ultural

IV --Irrigated

Irrigated

Irrigated

Wells

Government Private Tube Other Year canals canals Reservoirs Total

2 .3 4 5 6 7 .


1901-02 2,556 926 15,62t

1902-03 2,162 S31 15,04:7

1903-04 2,639 1,045 14,142

1904-05 2,639 1,045 14,142

1905-06 2,639 1,045 14,142

Total for 1901-06 12,635 4,892 13,092

Quinquennial average-I90I-06 2,527 978 14,619

1906-07 2,639 14,142

1907-08 3,544 1,726 21,413

1908-09 3,713 999 19,301

1909-10 3,837 602 16,920

1910-11 6,608 253 14,EOt

Total for 1906--11 20,341 3,580 86,380

Quinquennial average-I906-11 4,068 716 17,276

1911-12 9,141 447 13,734

1912-13 8,216 723 12,122

1913-14 32,031 530 14,931

1914-15 24,755 713 12,294

1915-16 27,592 819 12,3.30

Total for 1911-16 101,735 3,232 65,411

QuinqaeJlllial averase-191l-16 20,341 646 13,082

1916-17 27,855 808 11,155-

1917-18 33,522 637 12,044

1918-19 .; ... 12,788 776 16,574

1919-20 43,963 -467 14,613

1920-21 ~' t···· 31,446 424 13,464-

Total for 1916--21 )49,574 3,1l2 61,8;(}

Quinquennial average-1916--2} 29,915 622 13,510,

1921-22 32,084 394 12, 779

1922-23 32,209 324 12,18c);

1923-24 33,037 310 12,406

1924-25 31,469 459 11,774,

1925-26 27,327 423 12,1.39.

Total for 1921-26 156,126 1,910 61,278

Quinquennial average-1921-26 31,225 382 12,256

statistics-( conta.)

Area-(contd .)

area

by-

Other sources

8

Total

9

Acres Acres

108

106

105

105

105

529

106

1,1?0

565

1,213

670

383

3,981

796

348

169

364

440

236

1,557

312

196

289

368

4811

310

1,651

330

330

369

430

331

337

1,797

359

19,211

18,144

17,931

17,931

17,931

91,148

18,230

17,931

27,248

25,226

22,029

21,848

114,282

22,856

23,670

21,230

47,856

38,202

40,977

171,935

3~,3S7

40,011

46,492

30,506

59,531

45,6H

222,187

44,437

45,587

45,082

46,183

44,033

40,226

221,111

44,222

Masonry

Actually used

10

8,000

5,106

5,191

5,109

4,833

28,239

5,M8

4,611

4,432

4,576

4,781

4,734

23,134

4,621

4,375

4,390

4,926

5,029

4,881

23,601

4,720

4,704

4,618

4,606

4,421

4,546

22,895

4,579

167

Number of wells

Available

II

10,248

10,346

9,6LZ

9,589

9,589

49,394

9,879

9,589

6,448

7,135

7,593

7,697

38,462

7,692

7,761

7,817

8,008

8,336

8,441

40,363

8,073

8,463

8,470

8,627

8,813

8,878

43,251

8,650

8,932

9,000

9,056

9,080

9,269

45,337

9,067

Non-masonry

Actually used

12

1,40:)

1,744

1,543

1,207

1,036

6,930

1,386

819

776

1,547

948

775

4,865

973

564

534

1,331

844

806

4,079

816

704

636

547

628

550

3,065

613

Available

13

1,293

1,093

1,829

1,862

1,862

7,939

1,588

1,862

1,851

1,822

1,635

1,405

8,575

1,715

1,206

1,127

1,908

1,354

1,2l6

6,811

1,362

1,040

983

1,712

1,348

1,257

6,340

1,268

1,171

1,106

1,034

1,101

1,017

5,429

1,086

Ne'." rr:as~nry . \<el:s bu'lt

dUlir g tl1e ycr,r in Juc'ed . ~n column 11

14

39

34

28

101

20

8

177

148

74

407

81

90

61

203

442

149

945

189

64

49

174

238

92

617

123

73

55

80

64

78

350

70

Number of

reservoirs

15

167

149

153

153

153

77S

ISS

66

29

27

34

156

31

34

34

34

35

172

34

36

36

36

36

36

180

36

36

36

36

36

36

180

36

168

Agricultural

IV-Irrigated

Irrigated

Irrigated

Wells

Government Private Year canals canals Reservoirs Tube Other Tota}

2 3 4 5 6 7


1926·27 37,456 309 12,582

1927-28 1,522 28 7,176

1928-29 37,404 262 12,864

1929-30 45,571 507 15,098

1930-31 32,436 263 13,375

Total for 1926-31 154,389 1,369 61,095 1,,-- .. ,

Quinquennial average-1926-31 30,878 274 12,219 <,

1931-32 27,019 231 11,094

1932-33. 40,373 414 10,584

1933-34 38,952 195 9,665

1934-35 59,799 221 10,071

1935·36 p- .... 56,180 359 12,647

Tctal for 1931-36 222,323 1,420 54,062

Quinquennial averago-1931-36 44,465 214 10,812

1936-37 44,026 174 12,645

1937-38 54,775 192 11,152

1938-39 # 61,314 162 11,753

1939-40 64,833 130 3 12,675 12,678

194041 51,115 33 13,504 13,504

Total for 1936-41 276,066 6Pl 61,732

Quinquennial average-1936-:-41 55,213 138 12,346

1941-42 52,163 320 10,753 10,753

1942-43 72,468 3-47 4 13,419 13,423

1943-44 65,681 140 13,468 13,468

1944-45 62,044 265 }2,378 12,378

1:;45.46 67,405 398 1l,40;l 11,409

Total for 1941-46 319,761 1,470 4 61,427 61,431

Quinq uennial average-1941-46 63,952 294 1 12,285 12,286

1946·47 52,735 47 ll,219 11,219

1947-~8 64,567 125 Il,6S6 11,686

1948-49 71,146 131 11,291 11,291

1949-50 73,663 22 11.486 11,486

1950-51 72,512 144 174 10,773 10,947

Total for 19.of6-51 334,623 469 174 56,455 56,629

QuinqueI)1lial avcragc-1946-51 (;6,924 94 35 ll,29 1 Ll,326

:Statistlcs-( condd.)

Area-(eoneltl.)

area

Other sources

8

Total

9

Acres Acres

485

266

329

496

514

.2,090

418

343

238

207

645

"584

2,017

403

-685

611

758

495

853

3,462

693

380

771

-543

458

589

2,741

548

567

621

703

644

659

3,194

639

50,832

8,992

50,859

61,672

46,588

218,943

43,789

38,687

51,609

49,020

70,736

69,770

279,822

55,964

57,530

66,793

73,987

78,136

65,505

341,951

68,390

63,616

87,009

79,832

75,145

79,801

385,403

77,080

64,568

76,999

83,271

85,815

84,262

394,915

78,9B3

169

Number of wells

Masonry

Actually used

10

4,688

3,569

4,636

5,051

4,894

,,22,888

4,578

4,492

4,397

4,206

4,295

4,757

22,147

4,429

4,781

4,580

4,616

4,760

5,068

23,805

4,761

4,658

5,035

5,150

4,904

4,668

24,415

4,883

4,403

4,628

4,429

4,406

4,586

22,452

4,490

Available

II

9,359

8,724

9,490

9,586

9,686

46,845

9,369

9,740

9,774

9,803

9,838

9,873

49,028

9,806

9,900

9,935

9,873

9,988

10,024

49,720

9,'44

10,119

10,148

10,200

10,259

10,233

50,959

10,192

10,268

10,306

10,270

11,010

11,073

52,927

10,585

Non-masonry

Actually used Available

12

473

408

552

773

565

2,771

554

445

581

528

487

591

2,632

526

5<tIS

565

544

634

725

3,01'

604

638

741

713

663

641

3,396

679

371

533

485

491

563

2,448

490

13

904

S42

921

1,087

979

4,733

947

840

940

907

833

902

4,422

884

831

877

1372

1398

970

890

908

1,025

998

991

991

4,919

984

769

885

822

837

895

4,208

842

New masonry wells built

dUring the Number year included of in column 1 I reservJirt

14

89

92

III

122

103

517

103

52

57

61

59

76

311

62

78

62

56

76

71

343

69

124

73

69

85

49

400

80

31

35

60

41

107

274

55

15

36

36

36

36

144

29

36

36

36

36

36

180

36

36

.36

36

36

.36

180

.36-

36

36

36

36

36

IS!)

.36

36

36

36

36

36

180

36 "------------------------------~------

170

Live-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-51

Number enumerated in

1951 1944 1935 1930 1925 ' 1920 ------

Particulars Total RUld Urban Total Rural Urban Total Total Total Total

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

I-CATTLE

Total 50!l,88S 497,121 12,758 396,480 384,824 11,656 471,93,1 462,407 412,199 302,976

Males 275,224 268,974 6,250 214,075 208,074 6,001 248,836

Females 234,661 228,153 6,508 182,405 176,750 5,655 229,098

(A) Males (over 3 years) 196,101 191,859 4,143 159,018 154,4i.J 4,616 151,161 159,084 136,789 U4,948

(i) Breeding bulls, i.e., 389 387 2 546 538 8 371 entire males over 3 years kept or used for breeding purposes only

(ii) Working bullocks, 184,459 180,392 4,067 153,454 ....

148,953 4,501 15/,710 i.e., bullockS and uncas-trated males over 3 years kept for work only

(iii) Bulls and bullocks 11,154 11,080 174 5,028 4,921 107 5,016 over 3 years not in use for breeding or work (other bulls)

(B) Females (over 3 years) 160,893 156,559 4,334 116,433 111,511 3,911 IJ9,06() 140,415 113,511 84,4'1

(i) Breedin8 cows, i.e., 160,557 156,Z40 4,317 116,183 112,263 3,920 133,833 cows over 3 years kept for breeding or milk pro-duction

(a) In milk 65,947 64,092 1,855 50,997 49,453 1,544

(0) Dry 80,461 7B,l24 2,337 61,469 59,420 2,049

(c) Not calved ;14,149~ 14,024 125 13,717 13,390 327

(ii) Cows over 3 years 6 6 5 5 used for work only

(iii) Other cows OVCt 3 years not in use fo& work

330 313 17 245 Z43 z 6,J~1

or breeding purposes

(C) Young Stock under)

(3 years and

Total 15Z,890 148,109 4,181 111,019 107,901 3,118 181,707 161,908 161,838 93,561

Males 19,1l2 t77,115 Z,007 55,047 53,662 1,385 91,669

Females 13,168· , ,71,594 . Z,174 . 55,972 54,239 1,733 90,038

(i) Under 1 year,

Total • 17,190 75,093 2,197 54,842 52,924 1,918 67,367

Males 38,631 ,37,603 1,029 17,787 26,905 882 32,556

Females 38,658 37,490 1,168 27,055 26,019 1,036 34,811

(ii) 1 to 3 years

Total 15,600 73,616 1,984 56,177 54,977 1,200 114,340

Males 40,490 39,512 978 21,260 26,757 503 59,113

Females 35,110 34,104 1,006 28,917 2B,220 697 55,127

I-BUFI ALOES

Total 134,611 132,498 2,113 105,022 102,715 2,307 107,361 Hl4,398 99,621 68,027

Males 21,678 21,407 271 17,176 16,821 355 2<1,678

Females 112,933 111,091 1,842 87,846 85,894 1,952 82,683

171

Live-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-51-(contd.)


1951 1944 1935 1930

-------,.--- -_._-- -- '"''

Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban -Total Total

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .. -_-- --------------------------

(A) Males (over '3 years)

(i) Breeding bulls, i.e., entire males over '3 years kept or used for breeding purposes only

(ii) Working bullocks, i.e., bullocks and uncastrated males over '3 years kept for work only

(iii) Bulls and bullocks over '3 years not in use for breeding or work (other bulls)

(B) Females (over 3 years)

4,34,1

10S

3,345

291

79,161

(i) Breeding cows, i.e., 78,880 cows over '3 years kept for breeding or milk pro-duction

(a) In milk

(b) Dry

(c) Not calved

(ii) Cows over '3 years used for work only

(iii) Other cows over 3 years not in use for work or breeding purposes

(C) Young Stock (3 years and under)

Total

Males

Females

(i) Under I year

Total

Males

Females

(ii) 1 to '3 years

Total

Males

Females

29,966

41,572

7,342

110

171

51,109

17,337

33,77J

27,024

IIJ,41)4

16,61IJ

24,085

6,933

11,/52

4,258

6'1Z

3,285

281

71,8JI

77,563

29,439

40,794

7,280

110

168

50,399

17,149

33,250

26,615

10,296

16,319

23,784

6,853

16,931

83

13

60

10

1,310

477

778

62

3

710

188

522

409

108

301

301

80

221

2,803

314

1,320

109

60,308

60,127

28,499

25,501

6,127

73

108

41,911

14,373

27,538

l3,699

9,799

13,900

18,212

4,574

13,638

2,708

370

2,237

101

53,915

58,734

27,910

24,8[9

6,005

73

108

41,091

14,113

26,979

23,138

9,596

13,542

17,954

4,517

13,437

95

4

83

8

6,604

1,870

4,103

631

1,393 'SIJ,335

1,393

589

6112

122

819

260

55g

561

a03

358

258

57

201

48,327

2,008

50,422

18,074

32,348

14,014

10,065

13,959

16,398

8,009

18,389

4,136

53,740

1925 1920

Total Total

10 11

4,747 3,860

49,074 38,19'

45,800 25,971

In-SHEEP 41,347 40,367 980 38,877 37,857 1,020 43,9!H 44,786 37,856 31,332

(i) Up:to I year

(iiJ I to '3 years

Total

Males

Females

(iii) Over '3 years

Total

Males

Females

6,397

11,179

2,728

8,451

6,271

10,970

2,698

8,272

23,771 23,126

1,936 1,1'63

21,835 21,263

126 10,216

209 28,661

30 3,137

179 25,524

645

73

572

9,896

27,961

3,078

21,t'8.1

320

700

59

641

172

Live-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-51-(contd.)

Particulars

iV-GOATS

(i) Up to I yelU

(ii) I to 3 years

Total

MaLes

Females

(iii) Over 3 years Total

Males

Females

V-HORSES AND PONIES ...

(.1 Up to 1 year

(ii) I to 3 years

Total

Males

Females

(iii) Over 3 years

Total

Males

Females

VI-DONKEYS

(i) ' Up ~to Lyear

(ii) l:to.3·years

Total

Males

Females

(iii) .Over·S years

Total

Males

!Females

VII-OTHER ANIMALS

(i) Mules

(ii).Camels

(iii) Pigs

vm-POVLTRY

(i)-: Fowls.

(a) Hens.

(b) Cocks

(e) Chickens

(ii) Ducks

(a) Ducks

(Ill Drakes

(e) Ducklings


1951 1944 1935 1930 1925 1920

Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Total Total Total

2 3

137,903 131,857

Z6,1I4

40,324

10,093

24,971

38,595

9,558

30,Z31 :29,037

71,465

4.625

66,840

3,576

Z48

735

424

311

J,S'J3

1,49:4

1,101

724

212

96

63

416

2.1

205

68,291

4,408

63,883

3,349

238

707

411

296

2,404

1,368

1,036

545

209

82

22

60

254

'19

175

15,748· 14,879

282 166

Zi9 269

15,187 14,444

23,318 19,956

lZ,295 19,031

8,501

5,054

8,740

1,023

'507

342

174

6,934

4,478

7,619

925

449

317

159

4

6,046

1,143

5 6

171,778 165,893

54,161 52,172

1,729 117,617 113,721

535 10,872 10,595

1,194 106,745 103,126

3,174

217

2,957

227

10

28

13

15

189

1Z4

65

179

3

14

11

3

1.32

30

869

116

10

3,9S9

408

456

257

199

3,O'J5

1,644

1,451

399

15,790

.96

159

'143 15,535

3,362 18,8<17

3,264 18,085

1,567

576

1,121

98

58

25

6,888

3,611

7,586

'162

288

251

223

3,687

393

426

242

184

2,868

1,5Z1.

1,347

c 216

15,087

19

127

14,941

14,906

14,242

5,289

2,969

5,984

664

253

237

174

I 8 9 10 11

5,885 224,959 156,620 141,547 101,167

1,989

3,896

2'1'1

3,619

272

15

30

15

15

227

1.23

104

183

703

77

32

594

3,941

3,843

1,599

642

1,602

98

35

14

49

6,242

548

720

102

618

6,243

754

596

132

464

6,112 5,325

757

424

102

322

54'

~95

101

388

173

Ltve-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and' mplements, 1920-51--(conc/d.)

Number enll1DClatcd in

1951 19# 19'5 1930 1925 1920

-----Particu tars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total -Total Total Total

2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 _-------

LX-PLOUGHS 79,911 78,362 1,549 68,499 66,271 2,228 65,400 64,359 56,434 52,019

(i) Desi (Wooden) 77,917 76,547 1,430 67,259 65,260 1,999 65,302

(iiJ Improved,{Iron) 1,934 1,815 119 1,240 1,011 229 98

-X-CARTS 59,718 58.529 1,1i9 48.4H 47,020 1,414 37,507 34,744 28,688 25,217

XI-SUGARCANE CRUSH- 791 783 S 589 581 8 418 ERS

(i) Worked by power 20 19 3 3 1

(ii) Worked by bullocks 711 764 7 586 5'18 8 411

XII-OIL ENGINES 13 12 7 7

XIII-ELECTRIC PUMPS .. .. :XIV-TRACTORS 28 20 8 2 2

XV-GUANIS 1,407 1,251 156 1,330 1,184 146 1.446

(i) More than 5 seers ... 54 52 2

(iij Less than 5 seers ... 1,353 1,199 1."4

174

List of Primary Schools

Nwnber of Number of" pupils on

Serial pupils on

Serial January I, January I, no. Name of tho School 1951 no. Name of the School 1951

2 3 2 3

TEHSIL KULPAHAR TEHSIL HAMIRPUR District Board Scltools

District Board Schools I Ajnar 114 2 Akthonha 82 3 Bendo 91

52 4 Bharwara 78 I Banki 5 Vijaipur 66 2 Bhauli 88 6 Gaurhari 104 3 BidohaF 134 7 Jaitpur 119 4 Chhani Buzurg 102 S Kankua 59 5 Deogaon 78 9 Kilaulla 99 6 Hamirpuf 114 10 Kulpahar 174 7 Ingohata 123 II Mahob Kanth 58 8 lhalokhar 55 12 Mahuwa Bandh 87 9 Kurara 116 13 Mauhari 27 10 Kuchhechha 62 14 Masudpura 65

11 Nadehra 49 15 Mudhari 58 12 Kundaura 47 16 Nanaura 96 13 Pachkhura Buzuri 107 17 Syondhi 61 14 pandhaIi 63 18 Panwari 194 15 Patara 6} 19 Budhaura 34 16 Patyora 75 20 Soopa 116 17 Pauthia Buzurg 106 21 Sungara 86 18 Banda 45 22 Pipramaff 85 i9 Rameri 160 23 Siawan 55 20 Sumerpur 156 24 Magraul Kalan 43 21 Surauli Buzurg 63 25 Nagaraghat 58 22 Terha· ' .. 123 26 Bhatewar Kalan 27 23 Atraiyya 44 27 Kashipur 44 24 Mundera 56 28 Nagara Dangh 59 25 Kalauli Teer 50 29 Ruri Kalan 30 26 Misripur 64 30 Salat 21 27 Kusmara 64 31 Kohania 32 28 Shekhoopur 52 32 Tikaria 36 29 Chandpurwa Buzurg 51 33 Naipura 50 3O Kandaur 55 34 Naikpura 21 31 Swasa Buzurg 55 35 Kotra .

34 32 Bilauta 25 36 Lahargaon 29 33 Mora Kandar 29 37 Riwai 27 34 Sumerpurthok Imilia 53 38 Churhari 40 '5 Sikrorhi 57 39 Salarpur 22 36 Samauli Khurd 68 40 Bachechhar Kalan 26 37 Siwani 53 41 Ari 47 38 Deri 121 42 Mahuwa 55 39 Para 49 43 Jakha 52 40 Kakrau 31 44 Barkhera 36 41 Kharaunj 22 45 Gorkha 43 42 Jakhela 35 46 Pipri 63 43 Bhatpura 31 47 Bagaul 31 44 Sahurapur 46 48 Kurai 55 45 Merapur 52 49 Kheria Kalan 42 46 Sumerpur Thok Chand 103 50 Tikaria 70 47 Helapur 70 51 Chamaruwa 24 48 Bhaunra 49 52 Larpur 58 49 Rethari 56 53 Rawatpura 32 50 Narainpuxr 29 54 Marwari 30 51 Lalpura 40 55 Akona 44 52 Barakachhaxr 42 56 Didwara 53 53 Bachrauli 58 57 Chauka 43 54 Bi1haundi 50 58 Dadari 41 55 Ujneci 60 59 Selapurwa 40 56 Chandauki 70 60 Nakjra 45 57 Damar 44 61 Thurat 34 58 Dhampura 46 62 ~alaiyya Maff 30 59 Mawaijar 60 63 Paharia 39 60 Baragaon 42 64 Dhawarrah 39 61 Chhota Kachhar 40 65 Ghautai 56 62 Kaithi 72 66 Bijori 45 63 Bahunian 42 67 Dulara 34 64 Badaupur 47 68 !'aunra 38 65 Simnauri 4~ 69 Kamalpara 42 66 Baruwa 42 70 Natarrah 61 67 Dhundpur 88 71 Lewa 41 68 Birkhera 45 72 Budero 58 69 Lahra 47 73 Asthon 46 70 Kanauta 46 74 Magaria 44 71 Atrar 49 75 Satari 42 72 Bbanbhura 61 76 Krnia 42 73 Paunthia (Girls) 34 77 Indrahata 47 74 Bidokhar (Girls) 31 78 Khama 32 75 Jhalokhar (Girls) 49 79 Lidhaura Khurd 40 76 Jangohata (Girln) 30 80 Dhawar 55 77 Hamirpur (Girls) 80 81 "agaunia Maff 31 78 Kurara (Girls) 43 82 TMrah Muhar 61 79 Chhani Khurd (Girls) 50 83 Rajauni 44 80 Terha (Girls) 38 84 Jaitpur North 64 81 Surnerpur (Depressed class) 54 85 Buohaura 44 82 Sumerpur (Girls) 69 86 C'l;,!arwara 71

175

List of Primary Schools-( contd.)

Number of Number of pupils on pupils OB

Serial January I, Serial January I, no. Name of the School' 1951 no. Name of the School ' 1951

2 3 2 3 .---------

TEHSIL KULPAHAR-(concld.) 58 Mahoba (Depressed class) 64 59 Shrinagar (Depressed class) 56

District Board Schools-(concld.) 60 Mahoba (Islamia) 66 61 Bilgaon 21

87 Byarja 41 62 Srinagar (Girls) 63 88 Richha 44 63 Mahoba Khas (Girls) 64 89 Teia 51 90 Kaithora 50 TEHSIL MAUDAHA 91 Bhagri 36 92 Segaun 45 District Board Schools 93 Karhara Khurd 61 94 Kunata 35 1 Artara 127 95 Kulpahar West 22 2 Basw .. ri 92 96 Rikhwah 33 3 Binwar 127 97 Lamaura 37 4 Bhensamari 61 98 Tala Soyam 28 5 Beharka 47 99 Bagwaha 66 6 Bihooni Khu£d 93

100 Luhendi 61 '7 Gahrauli 162 , 101 Kulpahar (Girls) 92 S Ichauli 55 102 Mudhari (Girls) 28 9 Imilia 86 103 Ajnar (Girls) 41 10 Khaudehi Lodhan 62 104 Jaitpur (Girls) 50 11 Khaudeh 101 105 Panwari (Girls) 36 12 Khanna 69 106 Mahuwa Bandh (Girls) 26 13 Kharela Old 124 107 Kohania (Girls) 8 14 Lodhiour Niwada 39 108 Sungra (Girls) 49 15 Maudaha S7 109 Nanaura (Girls) 41 16 Maudaha Thok Hussainia 79 llO Akthonha (Girls) 26 17 Mawai Khurd 70

18 Muskara 150 TEHSIL MAHOBA 19 Mutni 47

20 Naraich 53 District Board Schools 21 Pahori Bhithari '98

22 Patanpur 50 1 Bhandra 65 23 Rewan ' 84 2 Chhikahra 51 24 Sayar 56 3 Gahra 69 25 Sisolar 91 4 Geyondi 94 26 Umari ~82 5 Kabrai 76 27 rlaudhar Khurd 64 6 Mahoba Khas 205 25 Kiswahi 52 7 Mahoba City 160 29 Gusiyari i~ 3 Mahoba Station 62 30 Bhaubhai :51 9 Makarbai 62 31 Parchhach 60

10 Paswara 41 32 Rewai 43 11 Pawa 57 33 Chlchara 60 12 Sijhari 61 34 Kharela New 71') 13 Shrinagar 122 35 Musgaon 50 14 Surha 60 36 Karhaiyya 81 15 Ganj 52 37 Kahra 69 16 Pabra 59 38 BhuIsi 32 17 Sukaura 43 39 Gaundela 47 IS Sa]arpur 44 40 Laraund 35 19 Atrar 26 41 Barda 35 20 Bilbai 62 42 Baudhar Buzurg 31 21 Sijwaha 21 43 Gurha 39 22 Karhra Kalan 37 44 Baijmau 43 23 Mahewa 26 45 Sirsi Kalan 60 24 Singhapur Baghari 20 46 Barbhauli 36 25 Bhatewar 23 47 Pipraunda 51 26 Chhani Kalan 59 48 Barbai 40 27 Barat Pahari 25 49 Tikri Buzurg 52 28 Puca 20 50 Ncwria 39 29 Kharka 38 51 Ruri Para 62 30 Baniya Tala 49 52 Tolamalf 25 31 Kaimaha 43 53 Padhori 80 32 Dal'hat 52 54 Gurdaha 35 33 Bilrahi 70 55 Bhamani 44 34 Urwara 48 56 Bahinga 42 35 Bara 29 57 Kunetha 56 36 Dharaun 56 58 Bamhaura 30 37 Digaria 42 59 MakraOll 35 38 Shah Pahari 38 60 Lewa 59 39 Raiwara 26 61 Garha 27 40 Bilkhi 29 62 Mahera 63 41 Daharra 19 63 Teehar 47 42 Baghwa 53 64 Bhaturi 45 43 Baweri 38 65 Chandi Kalan 48 44 Untian 36 66 Basauth 39 45 Kali Pahari 54 67 <;:jwahi 25 46 Mirtala 24 68 Si,~hauli 35 47 Kidari 24 69 Bcjetha 66 48 Sichaura 33 70 <:ijnaura 43 49 Ratauli 32 7 Madarpur 35 50 Mamna 25 72 Chhani Bakchha 60 51 Jujhar 48 73 Hussaina 45 52 Damaura 37 74 Silauli 44 53 Pachpahara 42 75 Kandhauli 51 54 Makarbai (Girls) 20 76 Machha 31 55 Urwara (Girls) 48 77 Atghar 35 56 Goendi (Girls) 51 78 Punnia 43 57 Pahra (Girls) 23 79 Bigahna 30

-~-------

----~--

Serial no. NalDO of tho School

2

TEHSIL M.\UDAHA-(eoncl •. )

District Board Schools-(Clncli.)

SO Chilli Purwa 81 Kargaon 82 Sirsi Khurd 53 Kul Kunwa "\ 84 Para Ladar 85 Dhawari 136 Akhbai 137 Binwar (Girls) 88 Muskara (Girls) 89 Gahrauli (Girls) 90 Amilia (Girls) 91 Bihooni Khurd (Girls) 92 Sisolar (Girls) 93 Patanpur (Girls) 94 Sayar (Girls) 9' Artara (Girls) 96 Lodhipur Niwada (Girls) 97 Kharcla (Girls) 9S Muskara (Depressed class) 99 Binwar (Depressed class)

100 Maudaha (lsmlamia) 101 Kamharia (Islamia)

TEHSIL RATH District Board Sclaool.

1 Amund 2 Atrauli Dhaiwan !I Aunta .. Barhara 5 Bilgaon 6 Bilrakh 7 Chandaut 8 Dhamna 9 Dhagwan

10 Gohand 11 Is)ampur 12 Dhanauri 13 Itaura 14 Jarakhar 15 Jalalpur 16 Jaria 17 Kachhuwa Kalan 18 Kulenhda 19 Majhgawan :':0 Malehta 21 Mamna 22 Khera Shilajeet 23 Nahdaura 24 Nauranga 25 Puraini 26 Rahank 27 Rehunta 28 Rath Khas 29 Ra.h South 30 Saidpur 31 Tola Rawat 32 Chilli 33 Syawari 34 Magrauth 35 Bira 36 Dhaulal Buzuri 37 Itailia 38 Sarsai 39 Kupra 40 Tola Khaugarau 41 Akona 42 Qundera 43 Daudon 44 Bargawan 45 Kariyari· 46 Pach Khura 47 Amarpura 48 Bungra 49 Italia 50· Sarila 51 Jigni 52 Chikasi 53 Kuchhechha 54 Karondi 55 Parchha 56 Chhibauli 57 Muskara Khurd 58 Bara Kharka 59 Basrehi 60 Gohani Panwari 61 Amgaon 62 Pahra

176

List of Primary Schools -( condl )

NumbcIOr pupils on January 1, Serial

1951 no.

Number of pupils on

January I, 1951

3

44 47 50 39 46 51 22 29 46 59 43 29 23 24 28 40 45 22 23 31 91 27

60 56

133 54 79 59 60 74 55

106 64 74 92

119 60 95 66 65 90 66 71

101 63 89 65 68 38

166 115 66 83 60 59 60 60 60

100 59 60 25 74 56 28 22 20 28 23 26 46

164 101 30 28 33 21 20 6() 28 29 32 35 74

Name of tbe School

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63 Kaitha 64 Lodhipura 65 Hanundi 66 Bandhauli 67 Bakrai 68 Neoli Bansa 69 Barda 70 Sargaon 71 Bhainsayan 72 Jhinna Beera 73 Naudna 74 Umaria 75 Nauhai 76 Basela 77 Bangra 73 Kurrak 79 IChhaura 80 Anghaura 81 Rathnauri 82 Rawatpura 83 Khadra Khar 84 Jit Kiri 85 Harduwa 86 Athgaon 37 Bhendi as Bankhar 89 Path Khuri 90 lndrapura 91 Raurau 92 Lidhaura 93 Khalka Churha 94 Baruwa 95 Atra 96 Chandauli 97 Chand Wari 98 Reruwa Buzurg 99 Mawai

100 Uprahanka 101 Barauli 102 Masgawan 103 Kaithi 104 Baudawa' 105 Kargawan

2

106 Khera Shilajeet (Girls) 107 lara Khar (Girls) 108 Malehta (Girls) 109 Gohand (Girls) 110 Sarita (Girls) III ligni (Girls) 112 Quendera (Girls) r 13 Said pur (Girls) 114 Rehunta (Girls) 115 Bilgaon (Girls) 116 Majhagawan (Girls) 117 Dhamna (Girls) 118 Dhauhal Buzurg (Girls) 119 Puraini (Girls) 120 Rath (Depressed class) 121 Majhagawan (Depressed class) 122 Rath (lslamia)

Municipal Board Schools

123 Achhut 124 IsIamia 125 Dakhin 126 Kha!'. 127 Maktab Nisva (Girls) 128 Chandsaria (Girls) 129 Magrauth (Girls) 130 Rath Proper (Girls)

TEHSIL CHARKHARI

District Board Schools

3

49 42 63 31 72 40 51 24 50 60 61 81 65

103 23 57 48 91 i4 47 18 31 50 68 59 38 52 57 26 47 3~1

46 3, ~8 33 30 35 5-1. ~

42 33 ,1 45 36 30 42 20 37 39 31 25 26 IS 23 40 32 29 21 36 1a 90

146 90

108 ISS 32 55 16 50

1 Jujharganj 53 2 Amar Ganj 100 3 Rayaupur 87 4R~ ~ 5 Bamhauri Kalan 60 6 Gurha 57 7 larauli 54 8 Kai<un 46 9· Bapretha 4l

10 Pahretha 36 11 Patha 24 \ 2. Bamrara 2.5 13 Parsaha 39 14 Kunwa ...... 62 15 D. C. S. Charkhari (Depressed cla~ '" 42 , • S. Charlchmi (Islainit) .. ';.: • _. '.~. -, ~~ 7()Gb(t.dchafi (6~1~ .' , ;' :~:~:; I" r o! ! n~J!~~

District Census Handbook, 25-Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh

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