1951 CENSUS HANDBOOK
GUNTIJR DISTRICT
PRINTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT GOVERNMENT PRESS MADRAS 1053
CONTENTS
PAGE PAGE PARr I-cont. 1 PREFACE v Section (ii). 2 Introductory note about the district with annexures .. 1 8 Rural Stati8tic8-(Information regarding area, number of occupied houses, literacy, distribution of popula tion by livelihood classes, cultivated area, small. STATISTICS. scale industrial establishments and incidence of . lsprosy in villages) with appendix giving a list .of PABr I. villages with a populati'm exceeding 5,000 but Section (i). treated as rural •• 79
3 .. A " General Population TahleB- Section (iii). 9 Urban Stati8tics-(Information regarding area, number A-I-Area, Houses and Population 11 of occupied houses, literacy, distribution of popula A-H-Variation in population during :fifty years 12 tion by livelihood classes, small.scale industria.l establishments and incidence of leprosy in each wa.rd A-HI-Towns and Villages classified by population . _ 14 of each census town a.nd city) 152 A-IV--Cities and Towns classified by population with variations sincs 1901 •• 16 PART II. 10 •• C" Household and Age (Sample) Table8- A.V-Towns arranged talukwise with population by Livelihood Classes 19 C.I-Household (size) 188 4 •• E" Summary Figures by Tal1J.ks 21 Coli-Livelihood Classes by Age-groups 190
5 .. B " Economic Tables- C-IV-Age and Literacy .. 192 B-I-Livelihood Classes and Sub-classes 24 11 .. D" Social and Cultural Table8--
B-H-Secondary means of livelihood 30 D-I-Languages- B-HI-Employers, Employees and Independent (i) Mother-tongue 196 Workers in Industries and Services by Divi· (ii) Bilingua.lism 198 sions and, Subdivisions 33 D-li---.Jteligion 204 6 Small.scale Industries Table8- D.IH-Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 206 I-Distribution of Small-scale Industries by tracts •. 60 D.IV-Migrants Tract where enumerated 208 H-Employment in Textile Establishments for Census tracts 61 D-VI-Non-Indian Nationals 215 ID-Employment in Non-Textile Establishments for D.VII-Livelihood Classes by Educational Standards. 216 Census tracts 66 12 Occupational Ab8tract-(Abstract showing means of livelihood groups and sub-groups under 7 .. L " Incidenctl of Leprosy by Livelihood Glas8es for non-agricultural occupations. and the number of self. Taluks 77 supporting persons engaged in them) 228
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PREFACE
The Government used to compile and publish District Manuals for each district prior to 1905'. The mronuals became obsolete within a few years of their publication, containing as they did not only matter of a more or less permanent character such as physical characteristics, history, religion and ethnography, as also statistical matters whioh soon became out of date. The Government decided to replace the District Manuals by another publication known as the District Gazetteer, consisting of two volumes, A and B. The A volume contained descriptive D?-atter and such general figures, as might be necessary to explain ,the text, and the B volume contained detailed statistics. They also decided that the B volume should be brought out periodically, especially after each decennial census. Between ,1905 and 1927 A volumes for thirteen districts were published. In 1927 they were discontinued. B volumes' for all the districts were publish~d between 1906 and 1915. They were continued to be published even after the 1931 census. They were not published after the 1941 census.
Village Statistics, containing the results of the census for every village in the !State, were first compiled and published in 1872, at the instance of Mr. C. E. Gover, who was then the Census Officer in Madras. His successor, in 1882, considerec:J: that this publication led to needless expenditure and trouble in printing the tables villagewar, but the' Gov~rnment decided that the Village Statistics should continue to be published. The practice of issuing Village Statistics at every census was followed subsequently. The Village Statistics merely showed the number of occupied houses and population of each village and town by religions . ... The idea of preparing the present volume, viz., the District Census Handbook for each district was put forward by Sri R. A. Gopalaswami, I.C.S., Registrar~General, India, and ex-officio Census Commissioner of India, as part of a plan intended to secure an effective method of preserving the census records prepared for areas below the district level. He proposed that all the district census tables and census abstracts prepared during the process of sorting and compilation should be bound tqgether in a single manuscript volume, called the District Census Handbook, and suggested to the State Governments that the handbook (with, or without the addition of other useful information relating to the district) should be printed and published, at their own cost, in the same manner as the Village Statistics in the past. In accepting this suggestion, the.Government of Madras decided to print and publish the more important portion of statistical data relating to the district andtto preserve the rest of the records in a manuscript volume for any future use, to which they may be put.
2. The statistical data embodied in the District Census Handbook have to be understom;i . -. . from the background of the changes introduced in the 1951 census. The mo~t important 'and fundamental change introduced in the'1951 census consists in the substitution of an economic classification of the people for the classification based on Religion'and Communities vi adopted in the past. The people were divided into two broad livelihood categories, the Agricultural and Non-Agricultural. Four agricultural classes and four non-agricultural olasses were prescribed as shown below ;- AgriculturalOlasses-
1. Cultivators of land, wholly or mainly owned, and their dep~ndants. 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 depen dants.
N fYn-Agrl:cultural Classes- Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from-
V. Production other than cultivation VI. Commerce, VII. ·Transport, and VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources. Each of the above eight livelihood classes were divided into three sub-classes with reference to their economic status as below ;- (i) Self-supporting persons, (ii) Non-earning dependants, and (iii) Earning dependants. These livelihood sub-classes have been defined in detail in the fly-leaf notes attached to Economic Table B-1 included in this Handbook. ~ II I ~ All non-earning dependants are economically passive, all earni¥g Q.rJ>eD:~ants are economically semi-active. All self-supporting persons are ordinarily economically active, but the classes and groups specified below constitute an exception to this rule :-
(1) Self-supporting persons of Agricultnral Olass IV, (2) Self-supporting persons of Livelihood Class VIII, who derive their principal means of livelihood from any source other than through economic .activity, viz. (a) Non-working owners of non-agricultural property; (b) Pensioners and remittance holders; (c) Persons living on charity and other persons with unproducthe occupations ; and (d) Inmates of penal institutions and asylums.
Economically active persons engage.:! in cultivation are eitber cultiyators or cultiva~ing labourers. Economic Table B-1 gives particulars of the population classified according to eight livelihood classes and three sub-classes mentioned above. Economically active persons engaged in industries and services have been classified with reference to the nature of the commodity produced or service performed. They are further divided into three seotions, viz., Employers, Employees and Independent Workers. vii
Economic Table B-III gives particulars of the economically active persons classified under the divisions and subdivisions of industries and services of the Indian Census Economic Classification Scheme.
Table 0-1 included in this Handbook covers the population of sample households and Tables C-II and C-IV cover a 10 per cent sample population. The method adopted for extracting these samples has been described in detail in the fly-leaf notes attached to the relevant tables.
3. Scheme of the Oensus Handbook.-The Handbook has been divided into two parts; Part I consists of three sections, namely, Section (i) containing the general population tables (A series), the Economic Tables (B series), Summary figures for Taluks (Table E), Tables I, II and III relating to Small-scale Industrial establishments and Table L shOwing the Incidence of Leprosy; Section (ii) containing the Rural statistics, and Section (iii) containing the Urban statistics; and Part II containing the Household (size) Table C-I, and Tables showing Livelihood classes and Literacy by Age-:groups (C-II and C-IV), the Social and Cultural Tables (D series) and an abstract of non-agricultural occupations in the district. Among the tables included in the Handbook, Table A-lV-Towns classified by population with variations since 1901, Economic Table B-II-Secondary means of livelihood under each livelihood class and Table C-II-Livelihood classes by age-groups furnish information at the district level. The other population tables in the A series, the summary figures for taluks (Table E) and the Infirmity (Table L) showing the incidence of leprosy furnish information for each taluk in the district with a district tot~l. The rural statistics in Part I-8ection (ii) furnish basic information in respect of every village and town arranged according to census tracts. In addition to the total population of the villages, and its distribution among the eight livelihood classes, information regarding the number of literates, the cultivated area, the number of small-scale ind~strial establishments under categories, textile and non-textile and the number of leprosy cases and doubtful cases has been included.
The Urban statistics in Part I, Section (iii) furnish similar information except that relating to cultivated area in respect of every unit classified as city or census town in the l district with ward-wise data. All other tables included in the Handbook provide information for units called census tracts with totals for the district.
4. Oensus Tra,cls.-A distinctive feature of the census statistics is its rural.urban break up designed with a view to cOI?pare the conditions and characteristics of the rural and urban population. The rural areas of each district were therefore kept distinct from the urban areas. For facilitating tabulation these areas were divided into a number of rural and urban tracts. As far as possible, the rural area in each taluk was constituted into a single rural tract. In a few cases however where the taluks were small in size with reference to their population, the rural areas of more than one taluk, were taken together as a single rural tract. The urban tracts have been formed out of areas declared as cities and census towns in each district. Every city was treated as a separate tract. Towns other than cities were grouped together to iorm non-city urban tracts. Wherever possible, the towns in ea.oh taluk were constituted into a single non-city urban tract. In oases where the towns in a. taluk. had a population of less than 50,000 the towns in more than one taluk were grouped viti. together to form a non-city urban tract. All th~ rural tractf5 in the State. have l:>een'assigned numbers in one series, th~ non-city 'urban tracts in another series. and the oity tracts in a third series. In all the tables where the data have been furnished .for tra9ts, the tracts have been denoted by numbers that have been assigned to them. A list 0;[ tracts into . which the district has been divided and the areas comprised in each is furnished in the fly-leaf note to Economic Table B-1 relating to the district. The districts, taluks and villages mentioned in the Tables and Abstracts have beel:' !-hown along with the census location code numbers assigned to them for purposes or <;:ensus operations. The numbers given to the Tables in this publication. correspond to those given in the State Census Report. Elaborate notes explaining the scheme of each Table have been intro~uced in the fly-leaf notes attached to each with a view to enable ~the readex: to get a precise idea of the data furnished in the Table. 5. Tables relating to Small-scale Industries.-In the year 1950 a census of Small-scale Industries was instituted under the orders of the Government. The object was to get some idea about small industries~such as cottage and home industries, small establishments, workshops, etc., where articles were produced, repaired or otherwise treated for sale, use or disposal and small mines. The enquiry was confined to establishments to which the Factories Act was not applica1;>le. IndividuSLls who worked on their own and did not employ other people were left out of account. From the data collected three 'Tables were prepared and they have been included in the FJ:andbook. Information giving village-wise and ward:-wlse information for Small-scale Industries have been incorpQrated in the rural and urban statistics. The details collected and embodied in the Tables are not to be consi dered accurate or exhaustive, as the enumeration staff employed had not been trained for the purpose and some cases of under enumeration were noticed. However, the figures given in the Tables may be sufficient to give an insight into the nature of the ~dustries prevalent in the different parts of the district.
6. Opportunity has been taken to put in a short introductory note detailing the salient points connected with the district, such as the physical features, climate, rainfall, irrigation and drainage facilities, roads and other communications, crop statistics, education, indus tries and other matters of general interest. The information contained in the introductory note is based on the materials furnished by Collectors of districts and Departments of Govern ment. The District Gazetteer was also freely referred to. The relevant paragraph of the 1951 Oensus Report discussing the growth of popUlation in the district has also been incorporated in the proper place.
A district map showing taluk boundaries, physical features, importan~ roads and pl~ees with a population exceeding 5,000 is also attached.
I~ is hoped that this Handbook will serve as a bookof reference on matters relating to the district and that it will be found useful both by Departments of Government and the public.
J. I. ,AEPUTHANATHAN, Superintendent of Oensua Ope4YLtions, Madras. z
:) ....J « 0 z UJ III LL. 0 >- o ~ CO III E ~ l.U a:: 0 ....J ....J "- l.U '0 ..J CIl'" I:>- 0 Z ;; a 5: Z 0 ex: .., 2' ~ to ::::> ~ -.eo ::.::: "!l" " "'" t'o ~"" " '"" ~ "~ '" .'l: ~ o " '"""2 '" 1\ t;; i ~ " " 4: .-:: .E5- ~ !Xl "" "0"' 11 ., J>'l ..e." ~ ~ 5. CUNTUR DISTRICT. INTRODUCTION TO GUNTUR DISTRICT 1. (a) Situation and Physical characteristics.-Guntur hilly areas, in N arasaraopet taluk, occupied by the district lies between 15° 18' and 16° 50' of the northern Kond~veedu range and scattered hills, (5) the areas latitude and 79° 10' apd 80° 55' of the eastern longitude. occuPIed by the Chemakurthy hills in Ongole taluk The shape of the district is roughly the picture of an and (6) the extensive low hills in Vinukonda taluk. umbrella spread out with the handle pointmg south The rest of the district consists of open plains of black wards. It is bounded on the north by the Hyderabad cott?n soil. The plains are fringed along the sea coast State and Krishna district, on the east by the Krishna by rIdges of blown sand which extend inland for several district and the Bay of Bengal, on the south by the miles_ A large part of the sandy tract in Bapatla N ellore district and on the west by the N ellore and taluk is a jungle of soapnut trees. Kurnool districts and the Hyderabad State. The district consists of nine taluks comprised in four (b) River8.-The Krishna river which takes its rise Revenue Divisions as specified below;- near Mahabaleshwar in Bombay State, after flowing across the Hyderabad State and along the northern Name of Headquarter8 Taluks Area Headquarters boundary of the Kurnool district reaches Guntur Revenue of Revenue comprised in of of the Division. Division. ·the Revenue taluk~ taluk. district nearly at the south-western' corner of Palnad Division. taluk and skirts the district along the entire northern SQ. MILES. and the greater part of its eastern boundary. The Narasarao- Narasarao- Narasarao- 716 N arasaraopet. river forms the dividing line between Guntur district pet. pet. pet. Vinukonda. 644 Vinukonda. on one side and the Krishna district and the Hyderabad l'alnad . . 1,041 Gurzala . State on the other. Guntur Guntur Guntur .. 541 Guntur. Sattena- 718 Sattenapalle. palle. The Gundlakamma river rising from the Cumbum tank in Kurnool district traverses the Vinukonda and Tenali Tenali Tenali 324 Tenali. Repallo 297 Repalle. Ongole taluks. Ongole Ongole Ongole 820 Ongole. Bapatla 670 Bapatla. The Musi river from Nellore district also flows across the southern portion of Ongole taluk. Total 5,771 The Naguleru rises in the hills in Vinukonda taluk Ongole taluk is in the southern part of the district and flows northwards across Palnad taluk and joins the and is situated on the sea coast. Bapatla taluk lying Krishna. to the north of Ongole and Repalle taluk to the east The Chandravanka also flows north across Palnad of Bapatla taluk are also on the sea coast. Palnad taluk and joins the Krishna. taluk forms the north -western part of the district. To the east of it are situated from west to east the taluks . (c) Forest8.-The ~strict has few forests""of any of Sattenapalle, Guntur and Tenali. Vinukonda taluk Importance. The details of area and classification of is situated to the south of Palnad taluk. Narasarao the forests in each taluk are given below ;- pet taluk is to the east of Vinukonda taluk and to the north of Ongole taluk. Name of taluk. Reserved Private Total. forests. forests. The district ma'y~oadly be divided into three SQ. MILES. SQ. MILES. SQ. MILES_ regions, namely, the~, the stony uplands and hills Palnad 324·67 33·15 357·82 and the black cot~on plains. ' Sattenapalle 121·63 2·61 124·24 The taluks of Tenali, Repalle, a major portion of Guntur 6·83 6·83 Tenali Bapatla taluk and a considerable area in Guntur taluk Vinukonda 170·01 form the deltaic portion of the district. The hilly 184·58 Narasaraopet 44·66 47·48 regions consist of (1) the southern and western· Bapatla 20·69 20·69 parts of Palnad taluk over which the Eastern Ghats RepaUe 33·86 33·86 and its outliers lie, (2) the western portion of Ongole 5·47 5·47 Sattenapalle taluk containing low hills, (3) the isolated Total 727·82 spots in Guntur taluk occupied by the. hills, (4) the 53-15 780·97 Gun.-2 2 The reserved forests on the coast are mangroves average number of rainy days in a year in the various taluks are furnished below :- and in other parts they are of a low type varying in Average Average annual number composition and density. The private forests contain Name of taluk. rainfall of rainy in inches. days in only small tree growth and shrubs and are fit for a year. Palnad 26'30 41·3 pasture. SattenapaUe 30·40 46·8 Guntur 34·55 50·8 Tenali 36·39 52·4 (d) Olimate and rainfall.-The climate is generally Vinukonda 26·32- 41·3 Narasaraopet 29·62 46·5 hot in summer except in the deltaic taluks. The Bapatla 34·46 37·4 RepaUe 38·16 52·0 Ongole coastal areas are liable to be affected by cyclone. 32·83 43·3 The coastal and the deltaic taluks have more The particulars of the averag(annual rainfall and the rainfall than the other taluks. A statement showing the monthly mean of daily ture and monthly mean rainfall for the years 1936- maximum and daily minimum temperature, the highest 194.0 and similar particulars and actual rainfall for 1951 recorded temperature and the lowest recorded tempera- as recorded at Rentachintala is shown below:- 1936-1940. 1951. Temperature. Mean of --.. I. Temperature. Actual total rain. Month. Mean of Highest Lowest rain· Mean of Highest Lowest fall record- record- fall -"---. record- record- (inches). Daily Daily ed. ed. (inches). Daily Daily ed. ed. maxi- mini- maxi- mini .. mum. mum. mum. mum. January 87·2 61·7 95 51 (j·0l 88·4 62·5 92 53 February 92·4 69·1 100 58 0·53 95·3 66·3 103 63 March 99·4 75·6 106 67 0·09 100·8 72·3 107 63 0·46 April 101·5 79·2 III 65 1·19 102·0 78·8 108 74 2·59 May 106·9 84·2 II7 69 2·52 106·3 82·9 II2 73 1·31 June 99·6 82·0 II5 74 3·63 99·9 81·6 105 76 2'89 July 93'1 78·7 102 73 4·80 93·9 79·1 103 75 4·90 August 92·9 78·4 102 73 3·54 93·7 78·1 99 . 74 2·72 September 93·7 77·3 101 73 4·76 94·1 77·1 100 74 1·66 October .. 91·5 73·8 100 65 4·99 96·2 76·5 100 72 1·09 November 87·1 67·7 92 57 1·90 92·3 -70,0 97 63 0·95 December 85·8 61·9 91 50 0·12 88·3 62·3 94 58 For the year 94·3 74-1 117 50 28·08 95·9 74,0 112 53 18·57 (e) Soils.-Over nearly 85 per cent of the area of ( f) Irrigation anfl drainage facilitie8 and liability the district black soil is found. It is considered the to famine.-The canal taking off from the Krishna most fertile. Red soils are found principally in the anicut at Vijayavada and its branches form the main neighbourhood of Guntur-Guntakal railway line and source of irrigation for the delta areas. There are arenaceous or sandy soils border on the sea coast. a few spring channels mostly near the coast. There A small extent along the banks of the Krishna river is are rainfed tanks and a few tanks fed by minor streams alluvial. The percentage distributiop of soils in the and rivers in the non-deltaic areas. taluks of the district is furnished below :- Palnad taluk.-The N aguleru stream irrigates a Percentage of area in each taluk. Taluk. small extent. The other sources of irrigation are Black. Red. Arenace- hill streams and tanks. The taluk is liable to famine ous. c?nditions, if rains fail. Palnad 86·28 12·08 1·64 SattenapaUe 92·89 6·95 0·16 Sattenapalle taluk.-Rainfed tanks are the chief Guntur 95·59 3·12 1·29 irrigation sources. The taluk is liable to scarcity Tenali 100·00 conditions, if rains fail. Vinukonda 33'40 66·60 Narasaraopet 50·40 46·41 3'19 Guntur taluk.-The deltaic portion of this taluk is Bapatla 82·83 0·56 16·61 irrigated by the Krishna anicut channels. The other RepaUe 60·32 0·55 39·13 irrigation sources are tanks. The taluk is not generally Ongole 72·12 24·98 2·90 liable to famine. 3 Tenali taluk.-The taluk is entirely deltaic served miles of roads consisting of 99 miles of National High by the Krishna anicut canals. There is no fear of ways, 108 miles of Provincial Highways, 803 miles of falnine. major district roads, 140 miles of other district roads, 332 miles of village roads, 8 miles of Public Works Vinukonda taluk.-Small extents are irrigated by Department roads, and 169 miles of municipal roads. baling from the Gundlakamma river. The other The district is one which suffers from inadequate road sources are mainly tanks. The taluk is liable to communication!;!, and indifferently maintained district famine if rains fail. roads. Roads in delta areas suffer from the inherent Narasaraopet taluk.-Small areas are irrigated by defect of all delta roads. They sink in parts. The tanks. The taluk is liable to famine conditions. roads in upland areas suffer from lack of water at the Bapatla taluk.-A major part of the taluk is served time of formation, so that roads are seldom well by the Krishna anicut canals. There are spring consolidated. National Highways are crossed by channels along the coast. There is no fear of 'famine. several unbridged causeways most of which are not Repalle taluk.-The taluk is purely deltaic served even concreted, so that after rains such causeways are by the Krishna anicut canals. The taluk is free from seriously damaged. The talukwise distribution of roads except in the case of Public Works Department famine. roads arid municipal roads is given below :-. Ongole taluk.-A small portion is irrigated by the ., 1D Krishna West Bank canal. The minor irrigation tanks ~ '" '1:1 '1:1 00 cil ~ cil cil provide irrigation for about 1,900 acres. There are i:: 0...... 0 ~ ~ .., numerous spring channels along the coast which :; ~ <> <> ~ lIi lIi ·c '1:1'" U1 provide unfailing supply for about 2,500 acres. The Name of taluk. E ~ cil Ci3.....:.. ., . 0 ~ .~"'~ ., ca~ '1:1",·'""'00 '1:1", ... taluk has not suffered from famine in recent years. d~ ·~l ...... e. o·~ ~== .... ~ tlO ~;s '>~ .g,;S 2l;S '" OJ The particulars of the number of minor irrigation cil~ cil~ ..,~ ~ 8~ ~ 0 sources and their ayacut and the ayacut of major Z p. ;S 0 > E:-; sources in each taluk are furnished below :- Palnad •• 24 90 21 5 140 Number of Ayacut of Ayacut of Sattenapalle 29 38 1 5 73 Name of taluk. minor minor major Guntur .. 35 7 76 6 28 152 irrigation irrigation irrigation Tenali .. 121 19 101 241 sources. sources. sources. Vinukonda 24 53 11 3 91 ACS. ACS. Narasaraopet 14 4 131 12 5 166 Palnad 63 3,472'97 1,054'91 Bapatla 161 29 31 221 Sattenapalle .. 29 1,388'00 674·97 Repalle 7I 11 140 222 Guntur 50 2,578'27 4,669'00 Ongole .. 50 20 62 30 14 176 Tenali 1 23·00 152,982'00 Total 99 108 803 140 332 1,482 Vinukonda 49 3,230'00 2,638'79 N arasaraopet 49 3,380'00 Bapatla 132,560'00 (b) Waterways.-The Krishna West Bank Repalle 125,030'00 canals, the Commamur canal which .joins the Buckin Ongole 36 1,926'00 1,650'59 gham canal at Pedda Ganjam in Bapatla taluk and the Buckingham canal running parallel to the coast in Total 277 15,998·24 421,260'26 Ongole taluk are useful as means of communications. (g) Area cultivated with food and commercial Country crafts ply along these canals at all times crops.-Paddy is the chief food crop. Cholam and conveying passengers and goods. cumbu are extensively grown while ragi, korra and maize are grown on limited extents. Chillies, ground (ii) Railways.-The district has 1331 miles of nut and tobacco are the chief commercial crops. broad gauge and 162 miles of metre gauge railway of Turmeric is an important commercial crop in Tenali the Southern Railway. taluk. Casuarina plantations and cashewnut trees are The broad gauge line from Madras to Calcutta and extensively found along the coast in Ongole, Bapatla Delhi traverses the taluks of Ongole, Bapatla, Repalle, and Repalle taJuks. Tenali and Guntur. A broad gauge line connects A statement showing the extent cultivated with Guntur with Repalle through Tenali. A metre gauge the chief food and commercial crops in the various line proceeds fropl Vijayavada to Guntakal traversing taluks in 1945-46 which is the most recent normal the taluks of Guntur, Sattenapalle, Narasaraopet and year for the district is given in Annexure 1. Vinukonda. Another metre gauge line proceeds from (h) Communications~(i) (a) Roads.-Roads from Guntur to Macherla traversing Sattenapalle and the district lead to Vijayavada in Krishna district and Palnad taluks. All the taluk headquarters and the to places in Nellore district. The district has 1,659 district headquarters are connected by railways. GuU.-2A 4 (iii) Post and Telegra,phs;--The particulars of the during the year 1950-51, with the result that large number of post and telegraph offices in each taluk are numbers of the labouring classes migrated to deltaic given below ;-.: areas in search of work and food. On account- of N on- Post and Name oftaluk. Branch combined Telegraph terrorist communist activities, there was some panicky Post office. Sub-Post Sub-office_ migration to towns outside these taluks from villages office. where some outrages took place." Palnad 49·2 3 Sattenapalle 54 4 2 (Extracted from the Census Report-Part I.) Guntur 66 8 5 (ii) Vital Statistics.-A statement showing Tenali " 69 5 4 the number of births and deaths and deaths due to Vinukonda 23 1 various causes in the district for the decennium 1941-50 N arasaraopet 69 1 2 is furnished in Annexure IJ. Bapatla 86 7 4 RepaIIe 44 3 2 The average birth and death rates registered Ongole 72 5 1 during the decade 32'1 and 21'1 per mille respectively were practically the same as those for the State Total 532 35 24 namely, 31·7 and 21·2. The recorded annual death II. (a) (i) Growth of population.~The particulars rates show a downward trend since 1944. The of population of the district and taluks in 1941 and average mortality rate of 6,.9 per mille from fevers 1951 and the percentage of variation are furnished accounted for nearly a third of total deaths. There below;- has, however, been a steady decline in the death, rate Population. Percen from fevers which fell from 9·0 per mille in 1944 to Name of district and tage of 516 1950. taluk. 1941. in The average death rate from small-pox 1951. variation. for the decade was higher than the average for the Guntur district 2,277,283 2,549,996 12·0 Palnad 192,309 192,776 0·2 State, while that from cholera was less. The district Sattenapalle 237,345 246,029 3.7 was free from plague. There was a noticeable and Guntur 366,193 .. 442,073 20'7 steady fall in the maternal mortality rate from 9.7 Tenali 299',129 351,839 19.6 per 1,000 births in 1944 to 5·9 in 1950. Vinukonda 114,094 116;365 2.0 (b) Medical relieJ.-A statement showing the Narasaraopet 254;912 266',400 4.5 number of medical institutions in each taluk and their Bapatla 335;283 403~509 20'3 bed strength, is given below;- Repalle 166,278 191,010 14.9 Local Ongole 311,740 333,995 7.1 Rural dis- Number ~.: Fund. pensaries. of beds . r--~ ,.---A----., "District increase is 12 per cent; 4:1 per ,cent for Name of taluk. 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"01<10 ·~C"lCCl"Ol< -00 .cq ..... ·~I""""ICC .-.:tI'""""'-' -' olQ ~CX)(N- .,: ...... ~ ...." • 0> '. CCI ...... ~ ...... ~~...... ~.- ~ ,~ II> ~ .g ] .S ...... o o l ! 11 5. GUHTUR DISTRICT. PART I. Section (i). A-GENERAL POPULATION TABLES. A-I-Area, Houses and Population. This table shows fOIl the rural and urban areas of 3. "Village" is the revenue administrative unit each taluk and for the district, the area, the number within defined boundaries. This table gives particulars of inhabited villages and towns, occupied houses in respect of all villages containing one or more groups and the total population with distribution by sex. of habitations. Villages with no habitations are not included in this table. 2 . The . district area.. shown in . column (2) of this 4". T own " IS. a pace'o I f usuaII y not Iess than 5000 table IS that supphed by the Surveyor-General of 'nh . . di' . '. · h d b th C tIS 1 abItants, possessmg stmct urban charactenstlCs. In a A rea figures furms eye en ra urvey C h b . h ffidi . M dr h b d t d £ th t luk antonments ave een treated as formmg part of t e O ce, a. as, ave' een a op.e or :e a s ... towns in which they are situated. . The total area of the taluks as furmshed by the Central Survey Office, Madras, shown within brackets in 5. "House" Every dwelling with a separate main column 2, differs from the area of the district furnished entrance ha.s been treated as a house for census by the Surveyor-General. purposes. Occupied Houses...... ___ -----. Area in Villages. Towns. Total. .. Rural: Urban. Taluk. square miles. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Palnad 1,041 86 3 39,452 35,861 3,591 Sattenapalli 718 130 2 47.577 43,909 3,668 Guntur 541 118 3 78,908 56,785 22,123 ~~nali. . 324 96 5 66,614 51,509 15,105 Vinukonda 644 73 1 23.793 21,945 1,848 Narasaraopet 716 106 2 51,851 46,724 5,127 Bapatln 670 102 4 78.298 61,714 16,684 RepaUi 297 57 2 39.807 34,970 4,837 Ongole 820 159 3 65,370 56,325 9,045 District Total 5,795 927 25 491,670 409,742 81,928 (5,771) Population...... ____• ~ PersOns. Males. Females. Taluk. ----...... ___ ,---___...A_ Total. Rural. Urban. Total. Rural. Urban. Total. Rural. Urban. (8) (9) (10) (ll) (12) (13) (14) . (15) (16) Palnad 192,776 173,680 19,096 96,522 86,932 9,590 96,254 86,748 9,506 Sattenapalli .} .. 246,029 223,395 22,634 125,468 113,923 11,545 120,561 109,472 1l,089 Guntur 442,073 291,622 150,451 225,722 149,889 75,833 216,351 141.733 74,618 Tenali 357,839 262,240 95,599 179,692 131,863 47,829 178,147 130,377 47,770 Vinukonda 116.365 106,300 10,065 59,021 53,957 5,064 57,344 52,343 5,001 Narasaraopet 266,400 232.,670 33,730 135,120 118,166 16,954 131,280 114,504 16,776 Bapatla 403,509 310,433 93,076 203,558 157,181 46,377 199,951 153,252 46,699 Repalli ]91,010 162,646 28,364 96,961 82,744 ]4,217 94,049 79,902 14,147 Ongole 333,995 285,089 48,906 169,681 145,041 24,640 164,314 140,048 24,266 District Total 2,549,996 2,048,075 501,921 1,291,745 1,039,696 252,049 1,258,251 1,008,379 249,872 Gun.-3A 5. GUIITUR DISTIlICT. A-II-Variation in Population during fifty years. This table compares the population of the district previous Censuses have been adjusted for subsequent and of each taluk in the district as ascertained at the territorial Changes, if any, in order to afford a correct basis for comparison. The adjusted figures show Census of 1951 with the corresponding figures of the population of taluks and the district as constituted the five previous Censuses. The figures recorded at the at present. :Net Variation, Taluk. Persons. Variation. 1901-1951. Male8. Variation. Females. Variation. .(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Palnad 1901 158,638 76,304 77,334 1911 161,197 7,559 ... 8,0128 3,824 81,069 3,735 1921 156,958 4,239 78,130 1,998 78,828 2,241 1931 167,994 H,036 83,382 5,252 84,612 5,784 1941 192,309 24,315 96,196 12,814 96,113 11,501 1951 192,776 467 39,138 96,522 326 96,254 141 Sattenapalle 1901 159,645 80,952 78,693 1911 184,474 24,829 93,051 12,099 91,423 12,730 1921 188,310 3,836 95,075 2,024 93,235 1,812 1931 215,885 27,575 109,557 14,482 106,328 13,093 1941 237,345 21,460 121,614 12,057 115,731 9,403 1951 246,029 8,684 86,384 125,468 3,854 .120,561. 4,830 Guntur 1901 212,657 107,926 104,731 .... 1911 244,646 31,989 124,944 .1-7,018 119,702 14,971 1921 269,747 .25,101 136,690 H,746 133,057 13,355 1931 306,994 37,247 155,774 19,084 .151,220 18,163 1941 366,193 59,199 187,907 . . 32,133. .178,286 . 27,066 1951 442,073 75,880 229,416 225,722 1.37,815. .216,351. 38,065 Tenali 1901 182,393 , .. 93,473 88,920 1911 213,462 31,069 108,240 14,767 105,222 16,302 1921 236,371 22,909 119,739 11,499 116,632 11,410 1931 268,361 31,990 136,541 16,802 131,820 15,188 1941 299,129 30,768 151,116 14,575 148,013 16,193 1951 357,839 58,710 175,446 179,692 28,576 178,147 30,134 Vinukonda 1901 82,493 41,978 40,515 1911 94,469 H,97S 47,669 5,691 46,800 6,285 1921 100,611 "> 6,142 51,025 3,356 49,586 2,786 1931 104,379 3,768 52,708 1,683 51,671 2,085 1941 114,094 9,715 58,047 5,339 55,047 4,376 1951 116,365 2,271 33,872 59,021 974 57,344 1,297 Narasaraopet 1901 168,547' .-. 84,663 83,884 1911 195,137 26,590 . 98,352 13,689 96,785 12,901 1921 211,631 16,494 106,847 8,495 104,784 7,999 1931 237,261 25,630 120,065 13,218 117,196 12,412 1941 254,912 17,651 129,611 9,546 125,30.1 8,105 1951 266,400 11,488 97,853 135,120 5,509 131,280 5,979 13 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. A-II-Variation in Population during fifty years. Net variation, Taluk. Persons. Variation. 1901-1951. Males. Variation. Females. Variation. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) .Bapatla 1901 208,986 105,507 103,479 1911 238,344 :]9,358 120,607 15,100 117,737 14,258 1921 257,461 19,117 130,253 9,6016 127,208 9,471 1931 311,368 53,907 158,107 27,854 153,261 26,053 1941 335,283 23,915 169,684 ] 1,577 165,599 12,338 1951 403,509 68,226 194,523 203,558 33,874 199,951 34,352 Repalli 1901 98,104 49,704 48,400 1911 119,549 21,445 GO,5'll 10,867 58,978 10,578 1921 128,593 9,044 64,796 4,225 63,797 4,819 1931 145,432 16,839 73,452 8,656 71,980 8,183 1941 166,278 20,846 84,027 10,575 82,251 10,271 1951 191,010 24,732 92,906 9fJ,961 12,934 94,049 11,798 Ongole 1901 224,172 112,220 111,952 1911 246,273 22,101 123,103 10,883 123,170 11,218 1921 259,892 13,619 130,533 7,430 129,359 6,189 1931 277,986 18,094 139,407 8,874 138,579 9,220 1941 311,740 33,754 157,724 18,317 154,016 15,437 1951 333,995 22,255 109,823 169,681 1l,!l57. .164,314 10,298 District Total .. 1901 1,490,635 752,727 737,908 1911 1,697,551 206,916 856,665 103,938 . ~40,886 102,978 1921 1,809,574 112,023 913,088 56,423 896,486 55,600 1931 2,035,660 226,086 1,028,993 115,905 1,006,667· 110,181 1941 2,277,283 241,623 1,155,926 126,933 1,121,357 114,690 1951 2,549,996 272,713 1,059,361 1,291,745 135,819 1,258,251 136,894 14 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. A-III-Towns and Villages classined by Population. This table shows the total number of inhabited towns (2) Towns and villages with population of 2,00(} and villages in each taluk of the district distributed to 10,000- (a) with population of 2,000 to 5,000. on population basis under three main heads with sub (b) with population of 5,000 to 10,000. heads under each as follows :- (3) Towns and villages with population of 10,000' and above- (1) Towns and villages with less than 2,000 popula- (a) with population of 10,000 to 20,000 tion- .l (b) with population of 20,000 to 50,000. (c) with population of 50,000 to 100,000. (a) population with less than 500. (d) with popula.tion of 100,000 and above. (b) population between 500 and 1,000. II. For definition of a "Town" and "Village'''' (c) population between 1,000 and 2,000. see fly-leaf to Table A-I. . Total population. Towns and villages with less Total than 2,000 population. nwnber of ---J.-_ --. r-- _.A, __~---. Taluk. inhabited Persons. Males. Females. Total. villages. ,--- --A. Nwnber. Males. Females. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Palnad 89 192,776 96,522 96,254 42 25,057 25,104 Satten.apalli 132 246,029 125,468 120,561 81 41,887 40,452 Guntur 121 442,073 225,722 216,351 53 31,586 29,828 Tenali 101 357,839 179,692 178,147 42 23,874 23,496- Vinukonda 74 116,365 59,021 57,344 53 27,423 26,393 N arasaraopet 108 266,400 135,120 131,280 46 28,141 27,564 Bapatla 106 403,509 203,558 199,951 28 17,871 17,486 Repalle .. 59 191,010 96,961 94,049 17 12,144 11,895 Ongole 162 333,995 169,681 164,314 103 50,364 48,557 District Total 952 2,549,996 1,291,745 1,258,251 465 258,347 250,775 Towns and villages with less than 2,000 population-cont. ,--- -J.... Taluk. Less than 500. 500-1,000. 1,000-2,000. --A ----., ,------'------., ,------'-- Nwnber. Males. Females. Nwnber. Males. Females. Nwnber. Males. Females. (9) (10) (11) (12) (l3) (14) (15) (16) (17) Palnad 6 986 913 12 4,940 4,870 24 19,131 19,321 Sa,ttenapalle .. 18 2,802 2,725 24 9,409 9,172 39 29,676 28,555 Guntur 6 844 772 18 7,021 6,927 29 23,721 22,129 Tenali 3 568 479 14 5,460 5,483 25.J 17,846 17,534_ Vinukonda 12 1,837 1,751 17 6,298 6,195 24 19,288 18,447 Narasa:raopet 2 359 342 14 5,418 5,201 30 22,364 22,021 Bapatla. 7 2,733 2,647 21 15,138 14,839' Repalle 1 418 413 16 11,726 11,482 Ongole 27 4,425 4,260 29 10,842 10,679 47 35,097 33,6IS District Total 74 11,821 11,242 136 52,539 51,587 255 193,987 187,94& , 15 .5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. A-In-Towns and Villages classifted by Population. Towns and villages with .A..population______of 2,000-10,000 . .:.... ______---.. ,-- Taluk. Total. 2,000-5,000. 5,000-10,000. ,------"-- Number. Males. Females. Number. Males. Females. Number. Males. Females. (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) :Palnad 47 71,465 71',150 43 58,885 58,852 4 12,580 12,298 Sattenapalle .. 50 75,923 72,719 48 68,700 65,894 2 7,223 6,825 'Guntur 65 116,548 110,480 51 74,264 70,232 14 42,284 40;248 Tenali 56 114,644 113,549 40 66,465 65,505 16 48,i79 48,044 Vinukonda 20 26,534 25,950 20 26,534 25,950 Narasaraopet 60 90,025 86,940 58 84,259 81,473 2 5,766 5,467 Bapatla 74 139,310 135,766 62 97,501 94,342 12 41,809 41,424 RepaUe 40 70,600 68,007 36 56,619 54,310 4 13,981 13,697 ()ngole 56 93,700 90,912 53 83,108 80,243 3 10,592 10,669 District To al 468 798,749 775,473 411 616,335 596,801 57 182,414 178,672 and villages with population of 10,000 and above. r-- T~wns _.....__------, Truuk. Total. 10,000-20,000. 20,000-50,000. r-----___.....__-----_____, r------_.....__-----., r------~ .Number. Males. Females. Number. l\Iwes. . Females. Number. . Males. Females. (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) I'alnad :Sattenapalle 1 7,658 7,390 1 7,658 7,390 Gun~ur 3 77,588 76,043 2 14,560 13,816 "Tenali 3 :U,174 41,102 2 12,9~9 .l2,1l~. Vinukonda 1 5,064 5,001 1 5,064 5,001 Narasaraopet 2 16,954 16,776 1 5,804 5,683 I 11,150 11,093 Bapatla 4 46,377 46,699 2 16,201 16,398 2 30,176 30,301 Repalle 2 14,217 14,147 2 14,217 14,147 .()ngole 3 25,617 24,845 2 11,435 11,217 14,182 13,628 District Total 19 234,649 232,003 13 86,988 85,763 4 55,508 55,022 r------___.A..------Town and villages with population of 10,000 and above-cont. ______---.. Taluk. 50,000-100,000. 100,000 and above. r------.:._....._------., r------~----- Number. Males. Females. Number. Males. Females. (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) :Palnad Sattanapalle .q ) - Guntur 1 63,028 62,227 .Tenali 1 29,125 28,991 Vinukonda Narasaraopet Bapatla Repalle '()ngole District Total 1 29,125 28,991 j 63,028 62,227 16 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. A-JV-Cities and Towns classified by Population with variations since 1901. This table shows the population and distribution of 4. Where posslWe, the former population of places sex of Cities and Towns of the district at each of the last treated for the first time as towns in 1941 and at this six enum.erations. , . . Census, has been extracted from Village Statistics. 2. The following towns have been treated as Cities Where this could not be done, the columns have been for the 1951 Census :-' , . .. . • left ,blank.• '. ., '.'--' (1) Guntur and (2) Tenali. 3. The cities and towns have been arranged in this 5. The populatioh of towns for previous Censuses table according to their population in 1951 under the are those then recorded. No ~.djus~:plent~. have been ~ollowing six classes :- m.ade for intervening cha~ges if!. j'trea., . Class. Limits of population. I .. 100,000 and over. 6. Municipality, Panchayat· and' Cant'tJUment are II .. 50,000 to 100,000. indicated by the use of the letters M.P.C., 'respectively III 20,000 to 50,000. within brackets...... IV 10,000 to 20,000. V 5,000 to 10,000. 7. Towns newly appearing at this Census have been VI Under 5,000. printed in italics...... Nat Towns. Taluk. Parsons. Varia. variation, Male8. Varia. Females. Varia- tion. 1901-1951. tion. tion. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Glass I. Guntur (M) •• Guntur 1901 30,833 1.5,628 15,205 1911 40,529 9,696 20,826 5,198 19,703 1921 48,184 7,655 4,498- 24,337 3,511 23,847 4,144 1931 65,179 16,995 33,228 8,891 31,95} 1941 83,599 18,420 8,104 41,114. 7,886 42,485 10,534 1951 125,255 41,656 94,422 63,02~. 21,914 62,227 19,742. Glass II. Tanali (M) .... Tanali 1901 10,204 5,28f}' 4,915 1911 18,195 7,991 9,320 4,031 1921 8,875 3,96() 23,230 5,035 12,065 2,745 11,165 1931 2,290 34,580 11,350 17,95'1" 5,886 16,629 1941 40,639 6,059 5,464 .. 20,439 2,488 20,'200 3,571 1951 58,116 17,477 47,912 29,125 8,686 28,991 8,791 Gla8s Ill. Chirala (M) .. Bapatla 1901 16,264 8,023 1911 8,241 18,618 2,354 9,223 1,200 9,395 1921 15,323 -3,295 1,154 7,705 -1,518 7,618 -1,777 1931 18,853 3,530 9,432 1,727 1941 9,421 1,803 27,086 8,233 .. 13,436 4,004 13,650 1951 37,729 10,643 21,465 4,229 18,522 5,086 19,207 5,557 Ongola (M) Ongola 1901 12,864 6,416 6,448 1911 13,286 422 fJ,577 161 6,709 261 1921 14,276 990 7,049 472 7,227 1931 518 16,672 2,396 8,309 1,260 8,363 1941 21,184 4,512 1,136 10,720 2,411 10,464 2,101 1951 27,810 6,626 14,946 14,182 3,462 13,628 3,164 Bllpatla (P) ... •. Bapatla _. 1901· 8,595 .'l. 4,285' 4,812 1911 10,973 2,378 5,562 1,279 5,411 1,099 1921 10,501 -472 5,510 -52 4,991 1931 -420 13,343 2,842 6,835 1,325 6,508 194.L 1,517 16,679 3,336 8,430 1,595 8,249 1951. 22,748 6,069 14,153 1,741 11,654, 3,224 11,094 2,845 Narasaraopet (li) Narasaraopet 1901 7,108 3,6(J9 1911 3,499 8,743 1,635 4,423· 814 4,320 1921 11,308 2,565 821 5,769 1,346. , 5,539 1,219 1931 15,403 4,095 7,828 2,059 1941 7,575 2,036 17,644 2,241 8,71.6 888 8,928 1951 22,243 4,599 15,135 1,353 11,150 2,434 11,093 2,165 17 5. GUNTUR DISTRIOT. A-IV-Cities and Towns classified by Population with variations since 1901. Nat Towns. Taluk. Persons. Varia- variation, Males. Varia- Female8. Varia- tion. 1901-1951. tion. tion. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Glas8III-cont. ponnuru and Nidubrole Bapatla 1901 6,670 3,461 3;209 (P). 1911 8,440 1,770 4,376 915 4,064 855- 1921 9,607 1,167 4,999 623 4,608 544 1931 11,101 1,494 5,727 728 5,374 766 1941 13,370 2,269 6,820 1,093 6,550 1,176 1951 17,942 4,572 11,272 8,955 2,135 8,987 2,437 Glass IV. l\'[anga]agiri (P) .. Sattenapalli 1901 7,702 3,862 .1,840 1911 8,747 1,045 4,:!#-9 487 4,398 558 1921 9,945 1,198 5,010 661 4,935 537 1931 10,972 1,027 5,519 509 5,453 518 1941 13,317 2,345 6,739 1,220 6,578 1,125 1951 17,586 4,269 9,884 8,890 2,151 8,696 2,ll8 Sattenapalle (P) .. .. Sattenapalle •. 1901 4,817 2,340 2,477 1911 5,599 782 ,2,819 479 2,780 303 1921 5,830 231 2,962 143 2,868 88 1931 7,484 1,654 3,787 825 3,697 829 1941 9,579 2,095 4,871 1,084 4,708 1,01l 1951 15,048 5,469 10,231 7,658 2,787 7,390 2,682 Vetapalem (P) .. Bapatla 1901 9,547 4,678 4,869 1911 10,582 1,035 \ 5,196 518 5,386 517 1921 10,288 - 294 5,055 -141 5,233 - 153 1931 11,102 814 5,481 426 5,621 388 1941 12,199 ],097 6,085 604 6,114 493 1951 14,657 2,458 5,110 7,246 1,161 7,411 1,297 Battiprolu (P) .. RepaUe 1901 3,568 1,811 1,767 1911 3,979 411 1,973 162 2,006 249' 1921 4,436 457 2,255 282 2,181 175 1931 5,407 971 2,686 431 2,721 540 1941 11,667 6,260 5,851 3,165 5,816 3,095 1951 14,364 2,697 10,796 7,305 1,454 7,059 1,243 Chibrolu (P) .. Tenali 1901 8,789 4,484 4,305 1911 9,115 326 4,675 91 4,540 235 1921 9,461 346 4,793 218 4,668 128 1931 10,576 1,115 5,403 610 5,173 505 1941 12,305 1,729 6,110 707 6,195 1,022' 1951 14,029 1,724 5,240 6,939 829 7,090 895 Repalla (P) .. RepaUi 1901 3,217 1,584 1,633 1911 3,989 772 1,959 375 2,030 397 1921 11,757 7,768 5,936 3,977 5,821 3,791 1931 7,132 - 4,625 3,652 -2,284 3,480 - 2,341 1941 9,767 2,635 4,885 1,233 4,882 1,402 1951 14,000 4,233 10,783 6,912 2,027 7,088 2,206 Addanki (P) .. Ongola 1901 7,230 .1,663 3,567 1911 8,358 1,128 4,160 497 4,198 631 1921 8,485 127 4,223 63 ' 4,262 64 1931 9,150 665 4,593 370 4,557 295 1941 11,310 2,160 5,672 1,079 5,638 1,081 1951 12,075 765 4,845 6,132 460 5,943 30S Chilakalurpat (P) .. Narasaraopat .. 1901 8,575 4,187 4,388 1911 10,907 2,332 5,429 1,242 5,478 1,090' 1921 11,150 243 5,570 141 5,580 102 1931 5,S64 - 5,286 •• J 2,948 - 2,622 2,916 - 2,664 1941 8,751 2,887 4,405 1,457 4,346 1,430 1951 11,487 2,736 2,912 5,804 1,399 5,683 1,337' Vinukonda (P) .. Vinukonda 1901 7,266 3,543 3,723 1911 7,495 229 3,616 73 3,879 156 1921 8,349 854 4,107 491 4,242 363 1931 7,711 - 638 3,723 - 384 3,988 - 254 1941 8,065 354 3,948 225 4,117 129 1951 10,065 2,000 2,799 5,064 1,1l6 5.001 884 Gun.-4 18 5. dUNTUR DISTRICT. A-lV-Cities and Towns classified by Population with variations since 1901. Net Towns. Taluk. Persons. Varia- variation, l!fales .. Varia- Females. Varia- tion. 1901-1951. tion. tion. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Glass V. Allurukothapatnam (P) .•• Ongole •• 1901 7,626 3,776 3,85(J 1911 8,083 457 3,968 192 4,115 265 1921 9,671 1,588 4,689 721 4,982 867 1!l31 7,393 - 2,278 3,582 - 1,107 3,811 - 1,171 1941 8,663 1,270 4,239 657 4,424 613 1951 9,021 358 1,395 4,326 87 4,695 271 l.{ollipara (P) " Tenali •• 1901 5,508 2,828 2,680 1911 6,430 922 3,232 404 3,198 518 1921 6,616 186 3,351 ll9 3,265 67 1931 7,413 797 3,783 432 3,630 365 1941 7,967 554 4,120 337 3,847 217 1951 8,520 553 3,012 4,260 140 4,260 413 Kolluru (P) Tenali ., 1901 4,883 '\ . 2,426 2,457 1911 5,999 1,116. 2,932 506 3,067 610 1921 6,215 216 3,082 150 3,133 66 1931 7,448 1,233 3,829 747 3,619 486 1941 7,579 131 3,816 - 13 3,763 144 1951 8,489 910 3,606 4,266 450 4,223 460 GW"Zala (P) .. Palnad 1901 5,184 2,522 2,662 1911 5,201 17 2,522 2,679 17 1921 5,130 -71 2,489 - 33 2,641 - 38 1931 5,582 ,152 2,759 270 2,823 182 1941 7,243 1,661 3,665 906 3,578 755 1951 7,631 388 2,447 3,881 216 3,750 172 Padepalle (P) .. Guntur 1901 19l1 3,293 1,666 1,627 1921 4,392 1,099 2,194 528 2,198 571 1931 5,324 932 2,686 492 2,638 440 1941 5,846 522 3,030 344 2,816 178 1951 7,610 1,764 3,916 885 3,695 879 l.'hirangipuram (P) Sattenapalle 1901 1911 4,409 2,204 2,205 1921 4,902 493 2,509 305 2,393 188 1931 5,820 918 2,992 483 2,828 435 1941 6,633 813 3,433 441 3,200 372 1951 7,586 !l53 3i887 454 3,699 499 Duggirala (P) Tenali 1901 - 1911 3,167 ,1,571 1,596 1921 3,751 584 1,910 339 1,841 245 1931 .4,607 856 2,388 478 2,219 378 1941 5,094 487 2,513 125 2,581 362 1951 6,445 1,351 3,239 726 3,206 625 Macherla (P) PaIn ad 1901 - 1911 3,200 1,546 1,654 1921 3,248 48 1,589 43 1,659 5 1931 3,844 596 1,876 287 1,968 309 1941 5,110 1,266 2,538 662 2,572 604 1951 5,868 758 2,780 242 3,088 516 Rentachintala (P) .a Palnad 1901 1911 3,656 1,829 1,827 1921 3,740 84 1,904 75 1,836 9 1931 4,310 570 2,116 212 2,194 358 1941 5,097 787 2,596 480 2,501 307 1951 5,597 500 2,929 333 2,668 167 District Tobl 1901* 1911 162,049 81,596 80,453 1921 245,362 83,313 123,764 42,168 121,598 41,145 1931 278,365 33,003 141,055 17,291 137,310 15,712 1941 355,246 76,881 177,514 36,459 177,732 40,422 1951 501,921 146,675 252,049 74,535 249,872 72,140 * Guntur District was formed only between 190] and 1911. 19 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. A-V-Towns arranged talukwise with Population by Livelihood Classes. This table shows the analysis of the Urban population (ii) Non-agricultural Classes. in towns by livelihood classes, instead of by communi Persons (including dependants) who derive their ties as in the previous Censuses. principal means of livelihood from- 2. Under the Indian Census Economic Classification V. Production (other than cultivation). Scheme, the people have been divided into two broad VI. Commerce. livelihood categories, viz., the Agricultural Classes VII. Transport. and the Non-agriCUltural classes. There are four Agricultural classes and four Non-agricultural classes VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources. as shown below ::- 3. In this ta.ble the figures for the agricultural livelihood classes I to III are not given separately but have been clubbed together. (i) Agricultural Classes. 4. The towns in each taluk of the district are arranged I. Cultivators (. f land wholly or mainly owned; in the order of their population as in Table A-IV. and their dependants. 5. Municipality, Panchayat and Cantonment are II. Cultivators ofland whdly or majnly unowned; indicated by the use of the letters M, P and C, and their dependants. respectively within brackets. 6. For the definition of a "Town" see fly-leaf to III. Cultivating la hourers; and their dependants. Table A-I. IV. Non-cultivating own,ers of land; agricultural 7. Towns newly appearing at this Census have been rent receivers; and their dependants. printed in italics. r------_.A..----Livel ihood classes. _____----., Non.agricultural classes. r- ___,._ ----., Persons (including dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from r- ----., V. Production Population. other than cultivation. VI. Commerce. Taluk. Name of Towns. r------_.A..----___...... , r- --. r---_.A.. Persons. Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Palnad Gurzala (P) 7,631 3,881 3,750 252 224 350 291 Do. Macherla (P) 5,868 2,780 3,088 137 130 358 389 Do. Rentachintala (P) .. 5,597 2,929 2,668 185 145 363 326 Sattenapalle Sattenapalle (P) .. 15,048 7,658 7,390 1,239 1,179 965 1,076 Do. Phirangipuram (P). 7,586 3,887 3,699 1,119 1,014 319 354 Guntur Guntur (M) 125,255 63,028 62,227 9,366 9,519 11,396 10,920 Do. Mangalagiri (P) 17,586 8,890 8,696 3,489 3,307 996 919 Do. Tadp.palle (P) 7,610 3,915 3,695 1,094 936 101 122 Tenali Tenali (M) .. 58,116 29,125 28,991 4,880 4,574 5,725 5,563 Do. Chebrolu (P) 14,029 6,939 7,090 987 945 558 499 Do. Kollipara (P) 8,520 4,260 4,260 332 335 201 193 Do. Kolluru (P) 8,489 4,266 4,223 406 379 302 268 Do. Duggirar 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. A-V-Towns arranged talukwise with Population by Livelihood Classes. Livelihood-classes--cont. ,-__~ ______..A. ------, Non-agricultural classes--cont. Agricultural classes. ,-______..A. ______. ,-______..A. ., PerSons (including dependants) who IV. Non-cultivat- ,-derive______their principal_A. meane oflivelihood from--cont. ing owners of I-III. Culti- Taluk. Name of Towns. land, agricultural vatorS, VIII. Other rent receivers cultivating services and and their labourers and VII. Transport. miscellaneous sources. dependants. their dependants. ,-___-A. ,-_ __..A. ,-_A.__ ___. ,-__--A Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 48 57 1,175 Palnad Gurzala (P) 12 20 2f 044 2,094 1,064 -Do. Mackeria (P) 92 86 67Q 740 145 170 1,378 1,573 Do. Rentackintala (P) 25 20 751 770 8 11 1,597 1,396 :8attenapalle Sattenapalle- (P) 217 203 3,104 2,948 51 60 2,082 1,924 Do. Phirangipuram (P). 64 68 821 870 14 22 1,550 1,371 -Guntur Guntur (M) 3,231 2,853 31,448 31,621 1,926 1,887 5,661 5,427 Do. Mangalagiri (P) 286 255 2,203 2,055 275 326 1,641 1,834 Do. Tadepalle (P) 173 89 562 464 26 37 1,959 2,047 Tenali Tenali (M) •• 1,800 1,744 10,536 10,465 1,361 1,723 4,823 4,922 Do. Chibrolu (P) 76 131 1,295 1,320 172 266 3,851 3,929 Do. Kollipara (P) 12 61 575 476 89 112 3,051 3,083 Do. Kolluru (P) 37 45 726 715 162 214 2,633 2,602 Do. Duggirala (P) 125 88 584 549 125 218 1,986 1,990 Vinukonda Vinukonda (P) 262 230 1,829 1,754 124 164 757 771 Narasaraopet N arasaraopet (M) •• 571 540 4,208 4,203 299 323 2,070 2,161 Do. Chilakalurpet (P). 269 250 1,962 1,905 III 124 1,125 1,108 Bapatla Chirala (M) 475 451 7,607 7,848 205 235 766 705 Do. Bapatla (P) 207 190 4,474 4,026 6M, 710 4,161 4,001 Do. Ponnur and Nidu- 209 211 2,641 2,622 184 229 4,066 4,294 brolu (P). Do. Vetapalem (P) 143 156 1,658 1,702 '119 146 1,455 1,454 Repalle Bhattiprole (P) 55 55 1,342 1,409 432 448 2,077 2,027 Do. Repalle (P) 198 177 2,264 2,266 464 528 2,061 2,298 Ongole Ongole (M) 1,249 1,142 6,053 5,834 516 649 1,545 1,301 Do. Addanki (P) 65 54 1,128 1,101 77 110 3,643 3,522 Do. Allurukothapatnam 25 28 292 343 127 155 3,253 3,524 (P). District Total 9,878 9,147 90,777 90,100 7,704 8,924 ,60,366 60,328 21 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. E-Summary figures by Taluks. The data contained in this table have been given from those furnished by the Central Survey Office, for each taluk in the district. Madras. 2. The areas shown in column (2) of the table for the 4. The rural and urban population figures have district and the taluk "total" are the latest figures been taken as they were at the 1941 and 1931 Censuses furnished by the Central Survey Office, Madras. and as they are at the present Census, regardless of The areas given for "urban" are those furnished the changes of rural areas into urban areas and vice by the District Officers. The areas for "rural" versa from Census to Census, for the purpose of calculat have been obtained by deducting the figures for ing percentage variation between 1931 and 1941 and « urban" from those for district and taluk " total". between 1941 and 1951. For calculating density for' rural' and' urban' for 1941, the areas of the 3. The district area furnished by the Surveyor towns newly formed at the present Census rounded General, India, which has been shown in Table A-I, to the nearest square mile have been deducted from could not be adopted in this table as Talukwise figures the areas given for urban in column (2) for 1951 and have not been furnished by him. The district areas added to the areas given for 'rural', in the districts given by the Surveyor-General differ in varying degrees and taluks where new towns have been recognised. 22 ~~~ lOOOt- 0<>101> to"'~"_; OOCle> ooO>Cl c:, C" <0 lOll.'IO <:0<:00Cl "" '" 0"00'" , ••.. j. eo"M"~' 10 L.-, '<1<..;< .-<1'-'<1< CC' ClC" ' <= 00 00 L,,)O ...... t-.,f< 00000 '" 00 l!':l I'- 00 r 00 t-<=O l!':l",""" C'1~e-1: ...... l!':lt-oo t- - l!':l ...... t 00 C'l 0"'<= 000r:-~ ,£0 O"'~"'M" O"'e:J~r:t:I'" Or.-"'~'" ...... t- C> ...... M ...... ooMl!':l C'lo::.!:'I':l O.,j<<= l!':lM ...... C10 ...... C'lO~ OM r- C'1"'t:":I... c:.... M""" "" _I'- M ""oo".,j< ,.....,"'r-... f!l':)...... ;< M M ...... o '"'CO cO '"' ..; ""oo.,j< 00000 ...... ",,00 Ml!':lao MOeN O<':)l!':l Or-"~'" 1O"'''''¢l''1''''''''I''' ...... O"; 1.0100 .,j<"""M I'-l!':l<>l ",,<=..:> t-O:>""" 01'-'" ..; t-I'-O 0000"" o ." ." lC"'~" ...... " ooClOO OClO<>l ClOOt ~"CQ'" <:-1.,j< 00 t-.,j<<,:) 00";<.;1 l!':l.,j<- ...... t- .;I 0'" 00 ,.....,... 00" C\I'" ~C1" ....." CQM .,j<<':) ~ Q_ "; "; 1:1:: +> I"; "'"0 ,_f-o .! B-ECONOMIC TABLES. B-I-Livelihood Classes and Sub-classes. This table shows by rural/urban break-up for each and non-earning dependants being the same as that cenSus tract in the district the distribution of popula of the self-supporting persons on whom they are tion, sexwise, among the eight livelihood classes and dependant. the three sub-classes, viz., self-supporting persons, 4. "The principal means of livelihood" is the non-earning dependants and earning dependants under means of livelihood which provides the largest or the each livelihood class into which the economic character major part of the income in the case of self-supporting istics of the people have been classified under the persons who have more than one means of livelihood. I.C.E.C. Scheme-vide fly-leaf to Table AN. In the case of other self-supporting persons, it is the 2. The areas comprised in each of the Census tracts only m.eans of livelihood. into which this district has been delimited for the 5 . .A person has been regarded as "self-supporting" purposes of census tabulation are given below ;- if the income secured by the person is sufficient at least for his (or her) own maintenance a.t the level Rural Tract8. ofliving and adopted by him (or her) at the time' of the No. 48. Palnad.-All the villages and panchayats not treated as Census. The income secured may be in cash or kind. Census towns in Palnad taluk. Anyone who is not a "self-supporting" person in this No. 49. Sattenapalle.-All the villages and panchayats not treated sense has been regarded as a dependant.. An' earning' aEl Census towns in Sattenapalle taluk. dependant is a person who s~cures an income which is No. 50. Guntur.-AII the villages and panchayats not treated as not sufficient to support him (or her). A person who Census towns in Guntur taluk. does not secure any income either in cash or kind, is a No. 51. Tenali.-All the villages and panchayats not treated as Census towns in Tenali taluk. , non-earning dependant'. No. 52. Vinukonda.-AII the villages and panchayats not treated 6. The non-earning dependants include persons as Census towns in Vinukonda taluk. performing housework dr other domestic or personal No. 53. Narasaraopet.-AII the villages and panchayats not services for other m·embers of the same family house-; treated as Census towns in Narasaraopet taluk. hold, but do not include "unpaid family workers" No. 54. Bapatla.-AII the Villages and panchayats not treated as or persons who take part along with the members of Census towns in Bapatla taluk. the family household jn carrying on cultivation or a No. 55. Repalle.-AII the villages and panchayats not treated as Census towns in RepaIIe tal uk. home industry as a family enterprise. These latter No. 56. Ongole.-All the villages and panchayats not treated as persons have been classed as either self-supporting Census towns in Ongole tal uk. or earning dependants according to the share of income attributablE to them. Non-City Urban tracts. 7. The self-supporting persons shown in livelihood No. 11. Gurzala, Rentachintala and Macherla towns in Palnad taluk, Vinukonda town in Vinukonda taluk, Narallaraopet and Class VIII include also persons who derive their income Chilakalurpet towns in N arasaraopet tal uk. otherwise than through productive activity, i.e., No. 12. Chebrolu, Kollipara, KoIIuru and Duggirala towns in persons coming under the following gronps, details Tenali taluk, Sattenapalle and Phirangipuram towns in Sattena for which are given in the fiy-leaf to Economic Table palle taluk, Mangalagiri and Tadepalle towns in Guntur taluk. B-III ;- No. 13. Bapatla, Chirala, Ponnur and Nidubrole and Vetapalem towns in Bapatla taluk. 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This table gives for the district the number of next in importance to their principal means of liveli· persons, in each of the eight livelihood classes hood. In respect of earning dependants, it is the mentioned in Economic Table B-1, who possess a means of livelihood which provides the earning or the secondary means of livelihood; and cross classifies them largest part of their income if they have more than one· (according to the nature of such means of livelihood) source of income. under the same eight livelihood classes. 3. Non-earning dependants and self-supporting 2. The secondary means of livelihood shown for persons who have no secondary means of livelihood. self-supporting persons is the means of livelihood are excluded from this Table. Number of persons deriving their secondary means of livelihood from ~------~ ~ ,--______I. Cultivation--A. .. owned land. Livelihood classes. ~ TO,tal. Self-supporting per.ons. Earning dependants. r-----"------, r------A. ____., ,. Males. Females. :Males. Females, Males. Females .. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Agricultu7al Cla88es. I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 4,174 1,995 5,174 1,995 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned .. 567 87 505 67 62 20' III. Cultivating labourers 4,861 523 2,435 140 2,426 383 IV. Non.cultivatmg owners of land; agricultural 195 106 174 66 21 40 rent receivers. . Total (Agricultural Classes) 9,797 2,711 3,114 273 6,683 2,438. Non-Agricultural Cle/sses. (Persons who derive their principal means of livelihood from) V_ Production (other than cultivation) 2,155 1,145 1,735 319 420 826· VI. Commerce 1,487 310 1,225 83 262 2::J7 VII_ Transport 165 18 149 9 16 9 VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources 3,471 378 3.141 103 330 275 Total (Non-Agricultural Classes) 7,278 1,851 6,250 514 1,028 1,337 Number of persons deriving their!----A. secondary______means of livelihood . _____ from-----, II. Cultivation/of unowned land. Livelihood classes. r------A.------______---, Total. Self-supporting persons. Earning dependants. ,--___....A. -----, r---_A. r------'-----, Males. Females. Males. Females. lVlales. Females .. (8) (9) (10) (11) . (12) (13) Agricultural Classes. I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 4,873 425 4,339 321 534 104 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned .. 165 85 165 85 III. Cultivating labourers 2.221 95 1,200 26 1.021 69 IV. Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural 17 11 10 2 7 9' rent receivers. Total (Agricultural Classes) 7,276 616 5,549 349 1,727 267 Non-Agricultural Cla8ses . (Persons• who derive their principal means of livelihood from) V. Production (other than cultivation) 374 29 289 1 85 28 VI. Commerce 163 41 126 6 37 35· VII. Transport '...... 57 55 2 VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources 293 33 269 13 24 20· Total (Non-Agricultural Classes) 887 103 739 20 148 83: 31 .5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-II-secondary means of Livelihood. Number of persons deriving their secondary means of livelihood from ---"------, III. Employment as cultivating labourer. Livelihood classes. ~------_------__..A._.------. Total. Self-supporting persons. Earning dependants. r------"------. ~------"----___. ~---..A.---___. Males_ Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) Agricultural Classes. I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 13,989 10,823 7,358 1,466 6,631 9,357 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned .. 3,291 2,151 2,058 182 1,233 1,969 In. Cultivating labourers ~.q51 13,j~5 ~,fl51 13,1;;5 lV. Nor<-cultivating owner5 of land; a~rJCultura] 532 423 422 163 110 260 rent receivers. Total (Agricultural Classes) 26,763 26,532 9,838 1,811 16,925 24,721 Non-Agricultural Classes. iPersons who derive their principal means . of livelihood from) V. Production (other than cultivation) 7,670 5,533 5,667 562 2,003 4,9il VI. Commerce 930 666 501 116 429 550 VII. Transport ...... - . 147 109 86 8 61 101 VI,!1. Other services and miscellaneous sources 3,222 2,247 1,906 362 1,3Hi 1,885 Total (Non-Agricultural Classes) 11,969 8,555 8,160 1,048 3,809 7,507 Number of persons deriving their secondary means of livelihood from r------....A..------______~ IV. Rent in agricultural land_ Livelihood classes. ~------____.._------. Total. Self-supporting persons. Earning dependants. ~---_.A.-_-___. ~----..A.---___. ~--_-..A._---__, ::\lales. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (2;i) Agricultural Classes. I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 541 121 385 46 156 75 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned .. 15 14 I III. Cultivating labourers 1,016 77 449 62 567 15 IV. Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural 34 44 34 44 rent receivers. Total (Agricultural Classes) 1,606 242 848 108 758 134 Non-Agricultural Classes. (Persons who derive their principal means of livelihood from) V. Production (other than cultivation) 775 100 673 48 102 52 VI. Commerce 1,155 96 992 65 163 31 VII. Transport ...... •. .. 153 18 142 ._ 11 18 VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources 2,142 178 2,056 90 86 88 Total (Non-Agricultural Classes) 4,225 392 3,863 203 362 189 Number of persons deriving their secondary means of livelihood from ~------"------, V. Production (other than cultivation). Livelihood classes. ~-----______-----.A.------______, Total. S~lf-supporting persons. Earning dependants. r------A..---~ r-----...A..------.... r-----_,).._----l Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) Agricultural Classes. (31) I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 8,586 2,388 6,572 402 2,014 1,986 II. Cultivators of land wholly Or mainly unowned .. 747 13 .• 567 28 180 1(17 III. Cultivating l~ourers _ • • • 5,596 1,831 4,412 399 1,184 1,432 IV. Non-cultivatihg owners of land; agricultural 903 144 735 79 168 rent receivers. 65 Total (Agricultural Classes) 15,832 4,498 12,~86 908 3,546 3,590 Non-Agricultural Classes. (Persons who derive thair prinCIpal means of livelihood from) V. Production (other than cultivation) 3,588 2.281 1,31)7 147 2,191 2,134 VI. Commerce 499 195 294 43 205 152 VII. Transport . - . . . _ . . _• 140 86 47 93 VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources 86 1,178 647 653 84 525 563 Total (Non-Agricultural Classes) 5,405 3,209 2,391 274 3,014 2,935 32 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-lI-Secondary means of Livelihood. Number of persons deriving their secondary means of livelillOod from ,..------:--"------. , ______------..A..--- VI. Commerce.______-. Livelihood classes. Toml. Self-supporting persons. Earning dependants. ,-____-A..._--_--.... ,-_____.A_ ___--, .--__-.A.. __~ :Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) Ag1'icmltural Classes_ I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 6,179 2,109 4,9S6 313 1,193 ],796 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned - . 414 121 336 14 78 107 III. Cultivating labourers 1,6::?6 554 1.117 235 509 3]9 IV. Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural 1,181 157 1,042 74 139 83 rent receivers. Total (Agricultural Classes) 9,400 2,941 7,481 636 1,919 2,3050 Non-Agricmltural Classes. (Persons who derive their principal means of livelihood from) V. Production (other than cultivation) 578 332 355 41 223 291 VI. Commerce 1,389 320 641 43 748 277 VII. Transport . . . _ . . - . . . 80 21 44 36 21 VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources 49G 230 277 14 219 216 Totai (Non. Agricultural nlasses) 2,543 '993 1,317 98 1,226 305 Number of persons' deriving their secondary means of livelihood from ,--______.A. ______~ .-______• VII. -..A.. Transport ______. -., Livelihood classes. Total. Self-supporting persons. Eaming dependants. ,------"----~ r----____,..._---~ r- -. Males. Females. Males. Females. Males. Females_ (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) Agricmltuml Classes. I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 1,281 26 98B "9 292 17 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned __ 522 13 459 7 63 (j III. Cultivating labourers 353 34 203 26 150 8 IV. Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural 45 5 39 1 6 4 rent receivers. Total (Agricultural Classes) 2,201 78 1,690 43 511 35> Non-_4gricultural Classes. (Persons who derive their 'principal means of livelihood from) V. Production (other than cultivation) 161 5 61 3 100 2' VI. Commerce 73 30 39 34 30' VII. Transport _ _ . _ - . - - .. 155 7 30 125 7 VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources 182 60 122 Total (Non-Ag~icultural Clas~e8) 571 42 190 3 381 39 ,-______Number of persons deriving---._. their-..A.. secondary ______means of livelihood from , VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources. ' , Livelihood classes. ,-______---.--..A.. TotaL Self-supporting persons. Eaming depend~ r------A---~ r----_.A_--~ --"- Males_ Females. )\Iales. Females_ l\lale8. Females. (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (4!l) Agricmltural Classes. 1. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned _ . 11,955 3,069 8,514 598 3,441 2,471 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned __ 1,231 836 885 69 346 767 III. Cultivating labourers 8,229 3,119 6,345 882 1,884 2,237 IV_ Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural 2,004 421 1,718 200 286 221 rent receivers. Total (Agricultmal Classes) 23,419 7,445 17,462 1,749 5,957 5,696, Non-Agricultuml C[as8P-s. (Persons who derive their principal means of livelihood from) V. Production (other than cultivation) 1,441 840 769 206 672 634 VI. Commerce 799 199 454 61 345 138' VII. Transport 240 177 79 161 177 VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources 4,987 3,696 2,041 263 2,946 3,433 Total (Non-Agricultural Classes) 7,467 4,912 3,343 530 4,124 4,382: 33 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-llI-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. This table gives figures for each Census tract in the 6. The Non-agricultural classes classified in Economic district. The areas comprised in each Census tract Table B-1, correspond to the divisions and sub denoted by its number in column (1) have been specified divisions into which they are distributed in this table in the fly-leaf to Table B-I. In this table the self as follows:- supporting persons in the four Non-agricultural Livelihood Class. DiVision and subdivisions of the I.C.E.C. Scheme. Classes given in Economic Table B-I are distributed in the various divisions and sub-divisions of Industries ClaBB V.-Production other Division O.-Primary Industries not than cultivation. elsewhere specified .• and Services under the Indian Census Economic Division I.-Mining and Quarrying. Classification Scheme, according to their Secondary Division 2.-Processip.g and Manu Economic Status, namely, Employer, Employee, and facture of Foodstuffs, Textiles, Independent worker. Leather and products thereof. 2. (An) Employer (is) a person who employs DiviEion a.-Processing and Manu facture-Metals, Chemicals and other persons in order to carry on the business from Products thereof. which he secures his livelihood and pays them a salary Division 4.-Processing and Manu or wage in cash or kind. facture-Not elsewhere specified. ClaBB VI.-Commerce Division 6 ..;_Commerce. 3. (An) Employee (is) a person who ordinarily works ClaBB VII.-Transport Subdivisions 7·0 to 7·4 of Division for some other person for a salary or a wage, whether 7.-Transport, Storage and Com in cash or in kind in order to earn his livelihood. munication . ClaBB VIII.-Other Services DiVIsion 5.-Construction and Utili- 4. (An) Independent worker (is) a person who works and miscellaneous sources. ties. on his own without being employed by anyone for a Division 7.-Transport, Storage and salary or wage and who does not also employ anyone Communications with the excep_ else in order to earn his livelihood. tion of subdivisions 7·0 to 7·4. Division S.-Health, Education and 5. Under the New Indian Census Economic Classifi Public Administration. cation Scheme all Employers and Independent Workers Division 9.-Servic~s not elsewhere have been classified with reference to the commodity specified. produced or services performed by them individually. Class VIII also includes persons who derive their As regards Employees, all persons engaged in Produc 'principal means of livelihood from miscellaneous tion, Commerce, or Transport (and not being Domestic sources (otherwise than through economic :~ctivity), servants) have been classified with reference to their e.g., income from investments, pensions and family own activity and without reference to that of their remittances, proceeds of begging and other un-produc employer. Domestic servants have been classified in tive activities. These are not however, included in one sub-division without reference to the nature of this table as it is limited to economically active their work. All other Employees (including all persons engaged in Industries and Services. Hence managerial and supervisory employees, clerical services, there will be a difference to this extent between the messengers, watchn'len and unskilled labour of every total self-supporting persons of the Non-Agricul description) have been classified with reference to the tural Class in Economic Table B-I and the total of this commodity produced or services rendered by their table. The reconciliation win be. effected by adding Employers. the figures given in the next paragraph. Gun.-6 34 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-nI-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. 7. Details of persons who derive the.ir principal VIII men.tioned in the Fly-leaf to Economic Table B-1 means of livelihood otherwise than through productive are given .below :- activity and who are included under livelihood Class Persons living Persons living Inmates, .of AU .other principally On principally on jails, asylums, persons living Tract No. Total. income from pensiDns, alms-houses Beggars and principally .on non-agricultural remittances, and recipients vagrants. income derived property. scholarships of doles. from nOn· and funds. productive activities. (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) r--.A..---. r--""'------, r--""'------, ,---""'------, ,---.A.._--, P. M. F. ~L . F. 1\1. F . M. F. M. F. M. F. (I) (2) (3) - (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13) (14) Rural- 48 393 27i' 122 33 122 238 49 155 126 29 14 112 '0' 28 1 50 236 156 80 53 718 146 1 718 145 .54 2~4 1 133 118 12 24 109 106 ;."i.) 70 70 7 63 56 733 723 10 14 43 82 531 10 53 Rural Total 3,296 2,621 . ~75 14 16 100 57 82 2,134 601 291 1 Urban"":'" - 11 Non-City. 307 199 10S 13 63 9 12::1 99 12 Do. 127 - 81 46 12 42 39 :14 13 Do. 109 23 86 23 27 '3 .56 a- Do. 263 203 . • 60 17 .5 20 3 39 2 127 50 8 City. 498 345 153 62 !l7 208 7'-) ,')6 9 D.o. 575 396 179 46 77 33 ::I 309 90 8 9 Urban Total 1,879 _ 1,247 632 161 218 366 18 39 2 673 385 8 9 District Total 5,175 3,868 1,307 175 234 466 75 121 2 2,807 986 299 10 All Industries and services. r.-:------. Tract No. TDtal. Employers. EmplDyees. Independent workers • .A.. ---. r- ~--"-----. -., P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F- (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Rural- 48 1l,548 10,200 1,348 38 4 1,685 225 8,477 l,lI9 49 .. 1l,454 10,551 903 172 ]3 3,091 HI 7,288 779 .50 II,S34 10,124 1,7]0 679 41 3,74-3 789 5,702 • -880 51 ._ .. 16,468 13,781 2,687 48 66 7,424 1,731 6,309 890 52 7,446 6,348 1,098 182 126 1,407 71 4,759 901 53 a,063 II,833 2,230 167 38 3,340 434 8,326- 1,7.58 54 17,834 15,158 2,676 1,404 158 6,713 1,383 7,041 ],135 55 6,798_ 6,135 663 385 77 1,650 218 4,100 368 56 I6,4ri9 14,396 2,063 581 15 5,436 772 8,379 1,276 Rural Total 113,904 98,5~6 15,378 3,656 538 34,489 5,734 60,381 9,106 Urban- 11 Non-City. 12,729 10,787 1,942 365 45 5,367 1,303 5,055 594 12 Do. 12,986 ll,364 1,622 898 ~1 3,592 1,016 6,874 525 13 D.,. 19,256, 16,298 2,968 256 12 8,377 2,515 7,66.5 431 14 D.o. 12,703 1l,422 1.281 609 ll3 5,199 602 5,614 566 8 City_ 28.695 2,5,131 3~564 1,036 23 17,984 2,846 6,111 695 9 Do. 12,268 10,859 1,409 660 49 4,546 703 5,653 657 Urban Total ~8,637 85,861 12,776 3,824 323 45,065 8,985 36,972 3,468 Di~t~kt Total 212,541 184,387 28,154 7,480 8S1 79,554 14,719 97,353 12,574 35 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT~ B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Division O-Primary industries not elsewhere Subdivision O·I-Stock raising. specified. ,--____--' ____ .A. .A. --. Tract No. Independent Independent Total. Employers. Employees. ·workers. EmplOyers. Employees. workers. r--""____' ,--....____, ,--A--,. .,--""____' ,....---~ ,----"----, ,....---~ M. F. 1\1. F. 1\'I. .F. ·M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) Rural- 48 352 ll9 32 I 320 118 297 II7 49 382 27 8 41 3 333 24 8 29 2 309 22 50 493 22 8 140 345 22 21 196 2 51 185 8 89 5 96 3 89 5 67 3 52 295 45 7 33 4 255 41 7 19 .4 ··239 40 53 483 66 2 483 8 .. 56· 2 483 8 56 54 1,892 93 267 4 542 3 1,083 86 32 151 2 ··235 20 55 1,534 105 22 12 129 5 1,383 88 9 1 5 1 6 2 56 488 64 9 II 2 468 62 8 6 2 205 8 Rural Total 6,104 549 321 18 1,500 31 4,283 500 64 3 803 24 1,554 270 Urban- II Non·City 61 7 2 59 7 1 35 7 12 Do. 78 33 9 1 4 5 65 27 9 1 . 4 42 4 13 Do. 183 24 20 163 24 13 16 15 14 Do. 512 9 19 3 493 6 19 3 7 4 8 City .. 361 I 46 314 5 42 9 Do... 35 5 1 35 4 15 Urban T~tal 1,230 78 10 1 91 9 1,129 68 9 1 42 4 157 30 District Total 7,334 627 331 19 1,591 40 5,412 568 73 4 845 28 1,711 300 Subdivision 0·2-Rearing of small animals Subdivision 0'3-Plantation industries. and insects...A.. ______--, ,--______.A. ______--, Tract No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Employers. Employees. workers. r---..A--~ ,-----"------, ,....----"----, ,....----"----, ,....----"------., ,-----'----,---., M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. 1\1. F. 1\1. F. (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) Rural- 48 49 50 13 113 19 51 52 2 53 54 55 56 2 Rural 'Jdlta1 1 13 118 19 } Urban- 11 Non·City "J 12 Do. 4 20 13 Do. .. 14 Do. 16 .. 8 City 14 ... ~ ~ ., 9 Do. e .. " ...... i1 .'. Urban Total 4 30 20·· .... I; District Total 1 13 4 148 39 ·1 Gun.-6,A 36 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-IU-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivisi'lll O·4--ForLstry and' SubdiviRion 0'5-Hunting (including trapping and ,-,--____. _____Wood Cutting..A- _____ . ___ ----, Game Propagaticn). ~----~-----'"-- -~ Tract No. Independent Independent, Employers. Eml;loyee9. workers. Employers, Employees. worker!:'. r--""'___' ,--..J----, r---"-----, ,.---.A-_-., ,----"-----, r---..A.---., M. F. M.• F. ,1\1. F. M. ;F. l\f. F. M. F. (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) Rural- 48 32 1 1 49 II 1 18 1 50 S 106 36 51 (; 52 14 5 1 53 ... 54 60 287 472 1 55 1 4 56 4 6 Rural Total 68 454 3 543 3 5 Urban- 11 Non-City 8 12 Do. 13 Do. 7 2 14 Do. 45 S City 1 41 190 H Do. Urban Total 1 49 245 District. Total 69 503 3 788 3 5 Subdivision 0·6-Fishing. Division I-Primary industries not elsewhpre ,--______,A..__ specified. ,----,------"-- Independent Independent Tract No. Employers. Employees. 'Vorkel's. Total. Employers. Employees. workers. ,-__.A-----, r-----A---., r---"------, ~...... ___, .---'"---., r----'----. ,-..A.----, ~I. F., 1\1. F. 1\1:. F. 1\1. F: M. F. 1\1. F. M. F. (49) (.30) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (5~) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) Rural- 48 23 157 62 40 62 117 49 6 1 335 102 II 4;, 31 279 71 50 I 346 74 14 235 69 97 5 51 23 37 13 37 13 ii2 8 1 53 54 175 4 104 1 376 65 126 5 126 5 .55 12 11 124 3 1,372 86 .56 1 1 255 54 397 26 7 300 II 90 14 Rural Total 188 15 .• 229 4 2063 208 1,398 282 32 1 78~ 191 583 90 Urban-,- 11 Non.City 16 33 2 2 29 12 Do. 23 3 15 2 12 13 Do. 145 !) 5 5 425 2 236 27 16 20 14 Do. .. ~ . 220 7 8 City 68 2 2 ~ 1 20 4 83 18 39 26 9 Do...... " 697 18 374 27 22 65 Urban .Total .. ~ . 1 20 287 7 " District Total 188 15 .. 229. 5 2,760 226 1,772 309 54 1 848 211 870 97 37 .6. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision I-O-Non.metallic mining and quarrying not otherwise classified. Subdivision 1· I-Coal mining. .r----- ___.A- Tract No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Em_ployers. Employees. workers. ,-----'----. ,--_--A----, ,-----'-----, ,---A--...... ~----'---...... ,---..A.-..--.. M. F. M. F. M. F. ]1,1. F. M. F. M. F. (63) (64-) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) (71) (72) (73) ~74) Rura.I- 48 22 49 50 51 1 52 53 54 1 55 56 Rural Total 23· 1 "Urban- 11 Non·City ·12 Do. I:> Do. 14 Do. 16 8 City 9 Do. Urban Total 16 District Total 39· 1 Subdivision I·3-Metal mining except Subdivi~ion 1·2-Iron ore mining. iron ore mining. .__...__-~--"---=-.._--~~------, . r----~.----.A.------..... Tract No. Independant Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Employers. Employees. workels. ,---A----c---'--____, r--"--.A-...;__,_-'-I ,---'---"--'-~----, ,---_..A.-.._----, ,.-----.-A---____, ,---..A.-..--.. 1\1. - F. 1\1. F. M. F. l\i. F. M. F. M. F. (75) (76) (78) (79) (80) (81) (82) (83) (84) (85) (86) Rural- 48 18 49 50 51 1)2 53 at 4 55 riG 8 Rural '(ptal 18 12 Urban- 11 Non·City 12 Do. 2 1 12 13 Do. 14 Do. 8 City ., 9 Do. 18 39 26 Urban Total 20 40 38 District -Total . ; 20 .. ' . 58 12 38 38 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 1·4-Crude petroleum and Subdivision 1'5-Stone quarrying, clay and Natural Gas. sand pits. -.A. ______~ ,- ,- ---"------~ Tract No. Independent Independent Employers .. Employees. workers. Employers. Employees. workeI'~_ ,----"------.. ,-_-.A.----, ,----"------.. ,-_--.-A.._--., ,--"----., ,-_--.-A.. __-._ 1\1. • F. M. F. 1\1. F. M. F. lH. F. 1\1. F. (87) (88) (89) . (90) (91) (92) (93) (94) (95) (96) (97) (98) RUral- 48 62 117 49 11 45 31 279 71 50 14 235 ~9 97 ~ .51 .. . 36 _p 52 53 54 126 55 . 56 ' .. 7 1 309 3 90 .14 Rural Total 32 1 742 178 583 91) Urban- 11 Non.City 2 2 29 12 Do. 13 Do. 5 14 Do. 20 220 7 S City 2 9 Do. ., Urban. Total .. "...... 2 9 20 249 7 •• "t. 34 1 751 •• District :rotal " ...... 198 832 97 ,-______Subdivision.A. 1·6-Mica. ,-Subdivision____. ____l'7-Salt,__.x. saltpetre and saline substances ----, Independent Independent Tract No. Employers. Employ,es. workers. Employers. Employ(es. workers. ,-___,._~ ,-___,._~-... ,-_-.A.-----.. ,---"-----, ,---"------.. ,-~----.. 1\1. F. M. F. 1\1. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (99) (100) (101) (102) (103) (104) (105) P06) (107) (108) (109) (llO) Rural- 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 Rural Total Urban- II Non·City 12 Do. 13 Do. 14 Do. .... ~ 8 City .. 9 Do. .... ' Urban Total District Total 39 05. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Division 2-Proc3ssing and Manufacture-Foodstuffs, Subdivision 2·0-Food Industries otherwise Tilxtiles, Leather and Products thereof. unclassified. r- ~------__ ------, ,-- Independent Independent Total. Employers. Employees. workers. Employers. Employees. workers. Tract No. ,--~----, ,-----"------, ,--_--A-----, ,-----"------, ,----"-----, r---"-----, ,-----"---, nL F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (Ill) (112) (U3) (Il4) (U5) (Il6) (117) (U8) (U9) (120) (121) (122) (123) (124) :Rural- 48 3,212 272 3,212 272 49 2,303 152 120 389 5 ],794 147 1 1 50 1,449 292 86 524 173 839 • 119 .. 51 1,224 122 18 223 26 1,001 78 ... '52 1,927 208 42 6 90 14 1,795 188 153 .. 3,275 316 84 1 269 126 2,922 189 54 2,718 555 279 18 760 181 1,679 356 7 2 13 68 4 '5'5 937 64 63 4 113 9 761 51 51! 4,948 552 254 1 2,940 142 ],754 409 6 Rural Total 21,993 2,533 928 48 5,308 676 15,757 1,809 7 2 13 75 5 Urban- E Non-City 1,056 294 38 1 273 246 745 47 2 5 7 'l2 Do. 3,112 335 280 17 403 214 2,429 104 23 75 8 20 9 'I3 Do. 3,985 852 I 690 851 3,294 1 .. 'lot Do. - 1,462 239 18 2 541 106 903 131 .. I 7 S City .. 2,484 922 46 21 1,408 843 1,030 58 1 20 1 9 Do. :. 96,) 107 26 1 324 44 615 62 14 "267 24 "'35 0 4 Urban Total 13,064 2,749 409 42 3,639 2,304 9,016 403 39 ' 347 33 82, 21 District Total 35,057 5,282 1,337 90 8,947 2,980 24,773 2,212 46 2 '360 33 157 26 Subdivision 2· I-Grains and pulses. Subdivision 2·2-Vegetable oil and dairy products. . ,--_.__ . ___ . ______..A.. r--";;"'_--._-~~ _ __..A- ----, Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Employars. Employees. workers. Tract No. ,--_-A.---, r-~-----' ,--~---, ,--_-A.---, ,----A----, r-----"---, M. F. 1\1. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (125) (126) (127) (128) (129) (130) (131) (132) (133) (134) (135) (136) .Rural- 48 49 1 2 2 1 50 2 17 12 47 3 9 iH 83 2 2 .. 52 22 48 i33 7 II 5 32 40 54 .. 69 2 :)~3 3 9 67 2 1 2 .~6 1 I 5 5 I) .' Rural Total 10 186 29 150 7 2 27· 104 5 Urban- II Non,City ;, 2,7 128 2 87 12 Do. 6 13 Do. 27 37 44 1 14 Do. 97 8 14 18 I I 8 City 2 130 7 16 9 2 19 9 Do. 7 .' - Urban Total 2 259 59 16 6 41 1 155· 5 150 2 District Total 12 445 83 166 13 43 1 182 5 254 7 40 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 2·3-Sugar Indpstry. ,--_____Subdivision___A.. 2·4-Beveragcs. r- __,.._ -, Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Employers. Employees. worker!'!. Tract No. r-___A..---, r-___A..----, ,-_..A-_~ ,-___A.._---, r---"-----, ,-_..A._----.. M. F. 1\1. F. 1\1. F. 1\1. F. 1\'[. F. M. F. (137) (138) (139) (140) (141) (142) (143) (144) (145) (146) (147) (148). Rural- 48 49 3 50 12 6 89 2.: 51 4 2 II 52 1 53 54 35 201 55 1 3 I 3 ·S 56 I ·s Rural Total 1 16 11 2 1 38 320 2 Urban- 11 Non·City 3 12 Do. 3 3 13 Do. 3 6 14 Do. 8 City 16 1 1'7 6 9 Do•. 1 Urban Total 16 3 1 22 18 District Total 1 32 14 2 2 60 338 z- ,--_--:_____ Subdivision..A. 2·5-Tcbacco. ______.,....-, Subdivision 2'6-f'otton Textiles. ,--~------A ______~ Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Employer~. Employees. workers. Tract No. ,.-----..A.-_-, ,-..-..A.---, ,---..A.-_-, A r--- _-1 ,...--_..A.-_-, ,---"---, M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. 1\1'. F. M. F. (149) (150) (151) (15:!) (153) (154) (155) (156) (157) (158) (159) (160). Rural- 48 1,484 49 152 64 286 5 757 105 50 26 263 125 2 6 38 121 310 51 90· I 17 26 22 563 53 52 2 13 2 16 5 629 92- 53 I 113 31 8 11 92 3 1,464 102- 54 20 5 128 114 73 6 145 237 62 720 311 55 5 4 11 42 2 84 528 56 42 I 223 45· 126 4 26 170 2,009 6 717 296 Rural Tqtal 93 7 619 478 123 46 483 21 2,871 te,3 7,112 1,246· Urban- II Non·City 3 107 " 238 42 I 5 17 2 311 24 12 Do. 9 8 2 15 15 9 196 228 68 13 Do. 622 354 1 22 449 2,868 14 Do. 214 94 40 2 2 5 I 15 244 113 8 City 4 749 828 43 7 89 4 509 9 Do. 32' .. 4 4 3 2 4 29 2 335 31 Urban Total 18 4 1,705 1526 128 5 34 17 171 654 4,495 268' District Total 111 2,324 , 11 2,004 251 51 517 38 3,042 757 '11,667 1,514- ~l 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 2·7-Wearing apparel (except footwear) Subdivision 2'8-T6xtile industr~es otherwise and madeup textile goods. ,.-______unclassified.-A.. ______~ ,.------"------, Independent Independent Employers. Employees. ,-_.A.workers.__ -, Employers. Employees. workers. Tract. No. ,.---.A._--, ,.----'----, ,.----'----, ,.----'----, ,.------'------. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (161) (162) (163) (164) (165) (166) (167) (168) (169) (170) (171) (172) Rural- 48 362 8 25 3 49 20 85 462 19 6 50 3 24 137 8 36 36 1 51 109 2 289 14 52 2 97 7 2 1 84 15 23 321 4 8 53 12 54 38 4 98 4 ·241 4 32 2 15 2 I 1 18 55 9 91 1 9 6' 57 56 14 32~. 1 III 294 9 Rural Total 99 8 675 7 2,111 83 9 63 36 503 14 Urban- 11 Non.City ". 7 2 254 i7 2 3 3 Do. 41 2 38 1 178 16 201 239 1.947 12 19 11 336 13 Do. 85 153 7 86 I 300 I 14 Do. 1 8 City 15 17 153 2 201 25 5 230 33 9 Do. 8 1 17 7 192 23 urban Total 65 20 319 23 1,314 88 206 555 3 2,283 4 District 'rotal 164 28 994 30 3,425 171 215 618 39 2,786 18 Subdivision 2·9-Leather, leather products Division 3-Processing and manufacture-Metals, and footwear. chemicals and products thereof. ---.. .A. -, Tract No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Total. Employers. Employees. workers. ,....--"--., ,---'----, ,.----'----, ,--'---, ,.---'---, ,.---'---, ,.--.A.--, M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (173) (174) (175) (176) (177) (178) (179) (180) (181) (182) (183) (184) (185) (186) Rural- 48 1,341 109 106 10 1 105 10 49 35 15 563 22 62 7 3 8 51 7 50 17 84 203 12 301 9 11 61 229 9 51 1 136 9 68 9 1 16 52 8 52 27 2 51 9 934 89 58 3 4 3 51 3 523' • 53 51 143 5 1,026 75 21 50 452 54 69 7 176 1 344 21 848 2 115 444 289 2 55 2 2 33 3 47 I II 4 32 1 56 22 329 8 608 59 267 3 21 128 2 118 1 Rural Totgl 223 10 . 800 23 5,188 399 2,280 44 186 1 715 2 1,379 41 Urban- 11 Non·City 1 3 38 2 281) 12 10 1 45 6 231 5 12 • Do. 30 1 53 3 258 9 43 55 160 9 13 Do. 37 108 71 37 14 Do. 1 36 166 2 403 5 2 136 5 265 8 City .. 1 15 183 609 32 440 137 9 Do•.. 6 50 2 469 23 20 105 16 344 7 Urban Total 3 90 t 527 9 2,133 49 107 1 852 27 1,174 21 District Total 226 10 890 24 .5,715 408 4,413 93 293 2 1,567 29 2,553 62 Gun.-7 42 5. G UNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 3·0-Manufacturing of metal products Subdivision 3· I-Iron and steel otherwise unclassified. (baSiC manufacture). ~ ___' ______J-__' ___ '_' __ '_'_' __ '--. ,-- ---"------., Tract No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. . Employers. Employees. workers. ,----<--...:._, ,.--"----, ,...----A-----, ,---..A.--., ,.--A--_., ,---_..A.__ -, M. F. M. F. M. F. M_ F. 1\1. F. M. F. (187) (188) (189) (190) (191) (192) (193) (194) (195) (196) (197) (198) Rural- 48 102 10 49 3' 8 51 5 50 11 '- 61 229 9 51 1 13 45 8 5 52 4 3 49· 3· 53 21 50 452· .'54 81 '• 251 240 1 55 10 3 29 " 1 1 1 3 56 21 128 2 113 ... Rural Total 15t· 1 517 2 1,310 37 1 1 8 Urban- II Non-City 6 1- 23 199 5 6 12 Do. 34 6 127 ' 9 Do. .. 15' .. 40 319 6 . ~ . Urban Total 65· 1 383 5 940 20 12 197 6 41 District Total 216' 2 900 7 2,250 57 13 198 6 49 Subdivision 3'2-Non-ferrous metals (basic manufacture). . Subdivi~ion 3'3-Transport equipment . •,.---:-: __ •____ ~...... O..-'-...... c~~~_., ,---- _".,___------""! Tract No. Independent • Independent Employers.. Employees. workers. Employc>ril. Employees. work"·rs. r----A--..-;.._~. ,-----"-'--, ,--_..A...c....--., r--c---"----'--., ,---"----., ,----A----, M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (190) (200) (201) (202) (203) (204) (265) , (206) (207) (208) (209) (21O) Rural- 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 .56 5 Rural Total 1.. 8 Urban- 11 Non-City 2. 5. 30 12 Do. 6. 2 27 13 Do. 4 14 Do. 12. 17 S City 6 80. 30 9 Do. Urban Total 14 .. 99 •. 108 District Total r _. 14 100 .. 116 43 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 3 . 4-Electrical machinery apparatus, Subdivision: g·5-Machinery (other than elLetr.cal appliances and supplies. maehinbry) including Eng.n€ering VVorkshops. ,------_~ ____~..A-...--:-- ______, ~---~~-~~-~------,' Traet ~o. Independent • Indepcondent Employers. Employpes. work8rs. Employers. Employ\;(;s. workbrs. ,..----A.----,., ,..---..A-.....,..-., ,.-_..A-_-., . ,.--.A.-_-., r--_...A...._--..., ,.----"---, M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. 1\1. F. I'lL F. (211) (212) (213) (214) (~15) (21Q) (217) (218) (219) (220) (221) (222 Rural- 48 49 1 50 51 1 3 52 53 54 34 193 49 1 55 56 Rural Total 1 3!\ 196 49 2 Urban- 11 Non-City 2 .2 15 2 12 Do. 46 5 18 . 13 Do. " 2 14 Do. 1 8 City 2 3 9 4 9 Do. 16 1 5 4 46 15 8 1 Urban Total 1 23 1 5 9 134 15 19 1 .District Total 1 23 1 6 43 330 15 68 3 Subdivision 3·6-Basic industrial chemicals, ferti Subdivision 3·7-Modical and Pharmaceut;cal lisers and power alcohol. ,--______preparations...A. ______-., r-.------.A._------~ Tract No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Employers. Employc·es. workers. ,---..A.-_~ ,.---A---., r----..A---, ,.--.A.---., ,.-_.A.---., ,.---"----, M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. 1\f. F. 1\J. F. (223) (224) (225) (226) (227) (228) (22D) (230) (231) (232) (233) (234) Rura!- 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 Rural Total 1 1 Urban- 11 Non·City 12 Do. 3 .;. 13 Do. 14 Do·. . . 8 City 2 4 9 Do . . .Urban Total 4 2 4 e:.nistrict Total 4 3 1 4 Gun.-7A 4:4' 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 3·8-Manufacture of Chemical Divjsion 4-Processing and manufacture not Products otherwise unclassified. ~lsewhere specified. -"- ,------Tract No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Total. Employees. Employers. workers. ~~ ,-----"-----, r---"-~-.. r----"---.. ,----"---.. ,.....---A----, ',.---.:A-.--..., M. F .. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (235) (236) (237) (238) (239) (240) (241) (242) (243) (244) (245) (246) (247) (248) Rtlral- 48 1,112 112 5 75 1,032 112 49 1,573 108 28 1 119 1,426 107 50 1,064 196 28 240 58 796 138 51 1,712 124 7 334 7 1,378 110 52 2 621 81 17 16 1 588 80 53 .. 1,430 132 27 3 67 6 1,336 123 54 1,260 302 120 12 445 64 695 226 55 572 35 66 13 136 1 370 21 56 i 1,4-,(8 240 54 629 106 795 • 134 " Rural Total 2 1 10,822 1,330 345 36 2,061 243 8,416 1,051 Urban- 11 Non·City 585 19 13 1 24 3 548 15 12 Do. 1,161 93 133 .6 98 32 950 55 13 Do. 2 827 54 15 141 671 54 14 Do. 2 8 8 523 65 ,12 .3 136 2 375 60 8 City I 37 .1,199 57 ,29 235 27 935 30 9 Do. 3 12 774 90 . 29 449 4 296 86 Urban Total 2 12 59 5,069 378 211 10 1,083 68 3,775 300 District Total 2 12 61 1 15,891 1,708 556 46 3,144 311 12,191 1,351 Subdivision 4·0-Manufactunng industries otherwise Subdivision 4'I-Products of petroleum and coal. unclassified. ,------, ,.--- -"-- -.. Traet No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Employees. Employees. workers. ,----"----, ,----"------., ,.----A----.. ,.----"------; ,----"----.. ,----"----.. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (249) (250) (251) (252) (253) (254) (255) (2~6) (257) (258) (259) (260) Rural- 48 193 7 49 8 199 14 50 16 139 172 51 46 240 52 2 1 58 1 53 25 51 I 147' 4 54 3 2 3 I 24 8 55 7 I 4 67 2 56 17 53 92 Rural Total 70 3 3115 2 1,192 36 Urban- II Non·City 5 33 12 Do. 20 .. ' 13 Do. II 218 '.. 14 Do. 27 4 8 City .• 8 38 317 9 Do •.• 2 21 1 13 7 Urban Total 15 70 1 628 11 District Total 85 3 375 3 1,820 47 45 5. CUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. S,lJ.bdivision 4·2-Bricks, tiles and other structural Subdivision 4·3-Cement-Cement pipes and clay products. other cement products. ,--- .A- ---, --"--- -., Tract No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. Employers. Employees. workers. ,---....___, ,----"---., r---"---., ,---..A..--., r---A.-.-~ ,---..A.--., M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (261) (262) (263) (264) (265) (266) (267) (268) (269) (270) (271) (272) Rural- 48 .•. 4 5 71 49 5 50 51 278 1 52 4 1 53 .. 2 11 54 ,56 120 36 55 511 2 73 3 27 9 2 Rural Total 56 •• 404 75 54 27 5 86 3 IUrban- II Non·City .. 2 13 1 5 12 Do. 18 1 15 28 4 27 17 416 14 13 Do. 1 80 14 14 Do. 12 1 28 3 1 2 8 City 3 48 12 37 1 6 9 Do. 45 12 4 40 18 Urban Total 24 186 13 105 3 34 4 78 18 448 16 District Total 80 590 88 159 30 39 4 164. 18 451 :16 Subdivision 4·4-Non.metalic mineral products. Subdivision 4·5-Rubber products . ,--- ..A....- ---, r- ---"-- -., Tract No. Independent Independent Employers. Employees. workers. E~ployers. Employees. workers. ,..---"--, r----"----, r---..A--" r---"--, . ,---..A..-, r--..A---., M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (273) (274) (275) (276) (277) (278) (279) (280) (281) . (282) (283) (284) Bural- '48 289 39 49 10 17 335 23 50 .. 271 21 '51 .. 7 7 207 24 "52 1 2 153 25 . i 54 53 3 1 592 26 6 54 30 6 24 58 237 96 55' 8 2 15 74 2 56 5 161 27 308 55 Rural Total 54 18 219 93 2,466 311 1 54 "Urban- 11 Non.City 2 3 15 327 12 1 2 "i2 Do. 7 12 69 'i3 Do:' 116 26 .... 80 3 'i4 Do. . , .. '.8 City .. 70 3 .. .~Do. .. 3 ., Urban Tot]'J 9 15 15 662 47 1 2 District Tot.!'! 63 18 234 108 3,128 358 1 2 1 54 4:6 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by . Divisions and Subdivisions. • Subdivision 4'6~Wood and wood products other Subdivision 4'7-Furniture and fixtures. than furniture and fixtures. .r------r------"'------,' .r------__.-_...A-____.....!.. ____-.... Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers . Tract No. -- . ,.,....---"-----,. ,-----"-----, ,----"----, .,-_--A.---., ,----"----, ,-__..A.._-,. l\l. F. M. F. M. j F. M. F. 1\1. F, M. F. (285) (286) (287) (288) (289) (290) (291) (292) (293) (294) (295) (296), Rural- 48 549 66 49 18 1 89 891 70 50 .. 12 101 39 353 117 19 51 925 ~6 4 52 14 13 2-72 .E3 2 586 93 64 31 4 290 5 338 122 3 40 55 51 10 115 1 229 17 56 30 380 6 323 52 2 24 67 Rural Total 156 15 988 53 4,566 623 2 27 19 111 Urban- 11 Non-City 3 1 14 3 429 12 12 Do. 60 58 13 430 41 2 1 13 Do. 10 43 323 28 14 Do. 7 3 III 228 48 8 City 11 82 242 18 2 6 9 Do. 10 182 3 216 76 Urban Total 101 4 490 19 1,868 223 2 2 1 6 District Total 257 19 1,478 72 6,434 846 2 2 29 20 117 Subdivision 4'8-Paper and paper products. Subdivision 4:9-Printing and Allied Industries. ,.------"------, ___ r------~------Employers. Employees. Independent Employerfl· Employees. Independent__ workers. workers. Tract No. ,-----"-----, ,-----"-_---, ,-_---"----., ,-----"-----, ,-_-..A.._---, r---..A..----,. M. F. M, F, M. F. M. F. M. F, M. F. (297) (298) (299) (300) (301) (302) (303) (304) (305) (306) (307) (308» Rural- 48 1 49 1 50 51 1 9 I '52 " 53 2 16 .. 54 ., ::0 5 20 55 2 56 Rura. fotal 1 2 32 23 Urban- 11 Non-City 2 4 3 12 Do. 1 .. .. 13 Do. ,: 4, 7 ,', 14 Do.' 5 13 12 8 City 3 55 6 "9 Do. 13 161 37 Urban Total 1 27 240 58 District Total 1 1 29 272 81 47 J). GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Division 5-Construction and Utilities. Subdivision 5'0-Construction and mainte. nance of works otherwise unclassified. ~ ______---A- ______,____ --~ ~-----~------., Total. Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. Tract No. 'r-----A-:--, ~--'----. r-~ r,:..__-..A_-----, r--'---"----'---. ~--A..----., ,---.A.----., 1\1. F. 1\1. F. M. F. M. F. .1\1. F·. M. F. M. F. (309) (310) (311) (312) (313) (314) (315) (316) (317) (318) (319) (320) (321) (322) Rural- 48 280 15 251 15 29 15 1 49 148 2 114 2 34 50 591 6 HI 361 119 6 8 30 42 51 306 7 2 303 7 1 52 764 19 414 331 .. " 53 452 166 286 54 540 40 22 407 40 'Ill · . 22 55 86 I 1 29 1 56 .. 29 ·56 5 5 .. 2 Rural Total 3,172 71 155 .. 2,050 65 . '967 . 6 9 .. 61 37 43 Urban 11 Non.City 429 8 ·10 1 403 7 16 12 Do. 1,202 70 5 11 2 22 1,195 37 ·482 2 13 Do. 164 27 . . ]64 27 · . 14 Do. 287 7 256 7 31 192 31 8 City 320 45 .. 315 45 5 278 5 9 Do. 562 77 3 346 76 213 I · . Urban Total 2,964 234 18 12 1,486 184 1,460 38 .. 470 1 518 2 District -Total 6,136 305 173 12 3,536 249 '2,427 44 9 531 38 561 2 Subdivision 5'I-ConRtruction and maintenancE}- . Subdivision 5'2-Construction and maintenance-- Buildings. Roads, Bridges and other transport works. ,--~----:-~ ______..A....---. ______-, • ~ ____-.- ______A._ Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. ,-__.A.------, . Tract No .. r---A..-:-~ ~ r-;---A..-----., c-___.-\..-~ . ~--A..--r~ r----A..-~ M.. F. 1\1. • F. M.. F. M.. F. M. F. 1\1. F. (323) (324) (325) (326) (327) (328) (329) (330) (331) (332) (333) (334) Rural- 48 198 22 52 6 49 63 34 51 2 50 103 77 77 6 51 2 173 I 82 52 19 273 3~1 53 149 286 17 54 22 388 111 18 55 1 56 56 3 Rural ;rotal .. 127 1,051 •. 1. 587 6 19 475. 20 337 Urban- 11 Non.City . . 4 1 .. 192 6; .. 98 16 12 Do. 5 11 .. 2 .. 19 .. 199 31 .. 15 13 Do. 52 .. 65" 3 14 no. :t .. .. S City .. . . 42 .. 6 9 Do. .. 3 .. 138•• 28 .. 213 .. 1 Urban Total 12 .. 12. 384 .. 89 .. 412 .• 32 6 .. 169 3 31 Distric~ :rotal 139. 12. 1,435 •. 99 .. 999 •• 38 25 •• ..... 6H 23 368 48 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 5' 3-Construction and maintenance Subdivision 5'4--Construct,jon and maintenance operations-Telegraph and Telephone lines. operations-Irrigation and other agricultural works. _,.....------., r------"------,. Tract No. "Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. r---.J.-----. r-----"-----. r----"------.., ,..-: _ _.A._...,---.., r---..A..-----., r---..A..----., M. F. M. F. M. F. 1\1. F. M. F. M. F. (335) (336) (337) (338) (339) (340) (341) (342) (343) (344) (345) (346) Rural- 48 49 50 51 34 52 141 53 54 55 56 ", Rural Total 175 Urban- 11 Non.City 21 12 Do. 150 13 Do. 8 14 Do. 8 City .. 9 Do •. . . .. Urban Total 29 150 District Total . , " 204 150 Subdivision 5'5-Works and Services-Electric power Subdivision o'6-Works and Services-Domestic and gas supply. and industrial water.supply. r------__.A..,_------~ ,------__....._------_~ Tract No. Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. r-____.Ao.-----., ,---"-----. r---..A..----. r----A.----, r---A.----, r----"------..,. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (347) (348) (349) (350) (351) (352) (353) . (354) (355) (356) (357) (358) Rural- 48 49 50 22 51 1 52 53 54 55 56 Rural Total 23 Urban- 11 Non.City 9 12 Do. 13 Do. 5 14 Do. S City 7 3 9 Do...... Urban Total 16 ·8 District Total 88 8 49 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III--Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 5'7-Sanitary Works and Division 6-Commerce. services-Including scavengers. r------"------., ~------~---~------~ Employers. Employees. Independent Total. Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. Tract No. r--.A.--, ,--_..A..______r--.A.--., ,--_.A._--., r--.A.--., r--.A.-.-, r----"----, 1\1. F. 1\1. F. 1\1. F. 1\I. F. 1\L F. 1\1. F. M. F. (359) (360) (361) (362) (363) (364) (365) (366) (367) (368) (369) (370) (371) (372} Rural- 48 1 1,745 245 33 149 1,563 245 49 2,034 279 2 11 2 4 2,030 264 50 233 1,963 347 3 39 187 253 1,773 55 51 13 7 2,158 313 37 109 18 2,049 258 52 I,U6S 171 56 4 9 4 1,003 163 53 1,910 ],026 24 ],143 743 1,026 54 19 2,334 531 260 48 400 36 1,674 447 55 744 142 129 31 54 43 561 68 56 3,373 578 142 10 57 11 3,174 557 Rural Total 266 7 17,329 3,632 649 180 2,110 369 14,570 3,083 Urban- 11 Non·City .. 83 7 2,885 455 ]87 17 249 68 2,449 370 12 Do. 2 349 4 1,698 213 378 17 U5 1,205 196 13 Do. 34 27 2,911 403 201 12 269 47 2,441 344 14 Do. 64 4 2,192 211 124 2 350 69 1,718 140 8 City 21 3 '9,JS5 305 502 2 2,420 1,963 303 9 Do. 208 48 2,694 289 79 18 250 20 2,365 251 Urban Total 410 91 349 4 17,565 1,876 1,771 68 3,653 204 12,141 1,604.- District Total 676 98 349 4 34,894 5,508 2,420 248 5,763 573 26,711 4,687 Subdivision 6'O-Retail trade otherwise unclassified. Subdivision 6'I-Retail trade in foodstuffs (including ,--______beverages -.A. and ______narcotics). --., r------.A.------., Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. Tract No. r---.A.---., r---A.-~ r---.A.-.--., r---.A.--. ,-_-.A.---, ,--_.A._--., 1\1. F. 1\L F. 1\1. F. l\L F. M. F. 1\1. F. (373) (374) (375) (376) (377) (378) (379) (380) (381) (382) (383) (384) Rural- 48 1,142 182 315 50 49 1 11 1 2 1,635 198 2 290 56 50 3 10 77 ll5 291 36 20 44 103 1,024 18 51 27 40 7 1,122 HI 9 69 10 772 129 52 27 2 5 3 406 54 21 2 4 1 475 97 53 22 751 99 575 2 392 12 83 54 188 1 324 25 1,139 155 53 13 49 370 224 55 4 13 18 21 54 23 52 16 7 20 370 31 56 41 5 31 5 866 303 80 1 21 2 1,888 110 Rural Total 286 69 1,247 178 6,754 1,637 209 61 586 138 5,516 798 Urban- 11 Non·City 49 1 44 2 423 24 92 12 127 64 1,754 24~ 12 Do. 222 7 56 672 102 12'1 10 42 316 74 13 Do. 103 12 172 31 1,214 168 15 17 13 678 137 14 Do. 2 1 8 35 63 53 82 144 17 924 54 8 City 133 2 750 533 108 4ll 895 1,071 180 9 Do. 24 63 3 331 13 46 15 69 13 1,012 219 Urban Total 533 23 1,093 71 3,236 468 767 37 1,294 107 5,575 907 District Total 819 92 2,340 249 9,990 2,105 976 98 1,880 245 11,091 1,705 Gun.-8 50 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-.IIl--Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. . Subdivision 6.2-Retail trade in fuel (including Subdivision 6'3-Retail trade in textile and leather petrol). goods. --A- r<"...... ,-.---~--~-.----, --, Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers . .~---, .--"----, ------"----, r------"----, .--A----, Tract No. r--~--' . M. F. 1\1. F. M. F. oM. F. M. F. M. F. (385) (386) (387) (388) (389) (390) (391) (392) (393) (394) (395) (396) Rural- 25 9 I 74 4 48 21 4 53 49 2 73 9 2 33 349 50 34 2 I 92 16 51 20 5 5 79 52 I 4 I 362. 53 65 9 23 10 11 86 60 54 6 13 6 3 21 2 76 6 55 42 6, 3 1 2 3 265 28 56 9 3 Rural Total 22 19 2 305 27 17 33 17 48 1,436 114 Urban- 17 9 1 22 196 13 Non· City 18 15 1 95 11 45 4 30 16 151 8 12 Do. 4 I 16 20 68 12 67 45 3 479 14 13 Do. 28 91 7 333 Do; 6 1 28 2 9 14 16 3 120 377 156 8 City 9 23 2 143 il 1 35 251 8 9 Do. 2 22 2 586 10 1,566 Urban Total 49 87 4 395 49 254 52 603 District Total 71 106 6 700 76 271 35 58 3,002 166 Subdivision 6 0 4-Wholesale trade in foodstuffs. ::)ubdivision 6·5-Wholesale tmde in commo· dities other t.han foodstuffs. -"- ---, • • Employers. Emp!oyeefl. Independel1 t Tract No: ° Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. • __.A.----, .--"-----, • _ _.A...-----. ,..---A.---, • _ _.A...---, ,..---A._---, 1\L of. 1\1. of. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (397) (398) (399) (400) (401) (402) (403) (404) (405) (406) (407) (408) Rural- 30 141 48 3 7 49 3 50 5 1 51 7 52 266 322 . 45 53 8 7 54 4 29 8 50 20 II 55 16 2 2 i) 51 88 1 12 5 56 3 1 Rural Total 24 9 7 3 354 426 81 7 161 31 50 Urban- 11 3 4 1 39 4 II Non·City 5 I 22 10 4 12 Do. Do. 3 3 13 188 2 9 47 21 14 Do. 12 68 28 62 41 82 137 123 8 City 3 1 28 485 9 Do. 2 Urban Total 45 131 261 18 88 171 10 694 28 332 District Total 69 9 138 3 615 444 169 9 10 725 78 51 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and -Services by Divisions and SubdivIsions. Subdivision 6·6-Real Estate. Subdivision 6· 7-Insurance. ,-______.-A.. ______, ,------"------, Tract No. Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. . Employees. Independent workers. workers. r----"--__, ,-___.A..---, ,-_--"------, r-___.A..--, ,----"------, ,---...A.._, M. F. M. F. M. F. 1\1. F. M. F. 1\1. :F. (409) (410) (411) (412) (413) (414) (415) (416) (417) (418) (419) (420) Rural- 48 • 49 I 50 18 51 2 52 53 54 4 4 14 55 I 4 56 Rural Total 5 26 17 Urban- 11 Non·City 12 Do. 13 Do. 15 14 Do. 28 ·8 City 72 9 Do. 4 13 2 Urban Total 4 128 2 District Total 9 154 2 17 Subdivision 6·8-Money.lending, Division 7-Transport, storage and banking and other financial business. communica,tions. r- ---'------, r------.. Tract No. Employers. Employees. Independent Total. Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. r---"---.... ,---"----. ,---"----. ,---"------, r----"------, ,---"-----. r----"-----.. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (421) (~22) (422j (424) (4?5) (426) (427) (428) (429) (430) (431) (432) (433) . (434) Rural- 48 7 ]34 6 4 56 2 78 49 1 27 6 179 1 1 94 85 fiO, 46 :16 1 263 5 9 2. 160 3 94 51 1 21 322 10 3 163 5 159 2 52 2 16 7 41 2 2 25 16 53 119 .. 9 77 33 54 427 26 80 12 189 13 158 I 55 163 3 S 3 101 54 56 3 50 17 230 3 8 3 30 192 Rural Total 5 1 47 157 31 1,878 56 114 30 895 23 869 3 Urban- 11 Non·City 11 2 36 100 58 705 9 18 9 404 283. 12 Do. 1 II 4 565 42 10 18 489 24 66 13 Do. 2 7 570 19 248 303 14 Do. I 3 135 I 906 3 154 179 3 573 8 City 19 104 23 12 1,676 3 27 956 3 693· 9 Do. I 20 143 1,019 18 104 12 580 6 335 Urban Total 31 4 163 414 82 5,441 75 332 39 2,856 36 2,253 Distriot Total 36 5 210 571 113 7,319 131 446 69 3,751 59 3,122 8 Gun.-SA 52 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employ~es and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 7'0-Transport and communications Subdivi~ion 7· I-Transport by road. otherwise unclassified--A. and______incidental services.---. r-.------r ____.A.. --, Tract No. Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employe€s. Indep£ ndf n t workers. workers. r-_.A..--~ r-_.A..-----, r----A.---, r---A.---, r---..A.-----, r-----"----, 1\1. F. 1\1. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (435) (436) (437) (438) (439) (440) (441) (442) (443) (444) (445) (H6) Rural- 48 • 4 16 78 49 I 35 66 50 9 2 40 73 51 3 31 82 52 2 3 16 53 9 23 33 54 9 75 12 85 153 55 .. 8 3 33 26 56 3 3 17 185 Rural Total 9 104 30 283 712 Urban- II Non·City 18 9 294 283 12 Do. .. 8 18 228 59 13 Do. ]9 149 303 14 Do. .. 154 47 570 8 City 27 629 693 9 Do. 101 11 240 313 Urban Total 327 38 1,587 2,221 District Total 9 431 68 1,870 2,933 Subdivision 7·2-Transport by water. Subdivi~ion 7·3-Transport by Air. r------A. ---. r- ---"------. EmploY Urban- 11 Non·City 12 Do. 2 51 7 13 Do. 1-1 Do. 3 8 City 9 Do. 3 23 6 22 Urban Total 5 1 74 6 32 District Total 15 1 171 12 189 3 53 s. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 7'4-Railway transpcrt. ..--______Subdivision 7·5-Storage-----A--- and warehousing.._-----, Tr!lct No. Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employeo?s. Independent workers. workers. ,.---.A._----, ,.----"----, ..---~ r-~---, ~---, J\L F. )1. F. 1\1. F. M. F. 1\1. F. (4.59) (460) (461) 1462) (463)' (464) (465) (466) (467) (468) (469) (470) :Rural- 48 10 1 5 49 31 50 63 3 51 75 3 52 9 53 24 54 80 55 II 56 4 Rural Total 307 7 5 Urban- II Non-City 58 12 Do. 139 3 13 Do. 54 14 Do. 116 3 8 City 261 3 9 Do. 228 Urban Total 856 9 District Total 1,163 16 5 Subdivision 7·6-Postal Services. Subdivision 7'7-Telegraph Services. r------A.-.------, r------~-----_~ Tract ~o. Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. ,-_.A.__ -, r-~ ,-_.A.__ -, ..--__.A._----, ,.---.A.__ -, r--.A.----, 1\1. F. 1\1. F. l\f. F. 1\1. F. M. F. 1\1. F. (471) (472) (473) (474) (475) (476) (4J7) (478) (479) (480) (481) (482) Rural- 48 25 49 ;.... 27 50 56 51 27 52 13 53 30 54 12 55 10 56 Pural Total 200 1 Urban- 11 Non-City 48 2 12 Do, 61 2 10 13 Do. 45 H Do. 14 2 8 City 55 2 9 Do. 89 Urban Total 312 2 16 District Total 512 3 16 54 5. GUNTUR DISTRIOT. B-IU-Employers, Employe'es and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdi~~io?- 7'8-Telephone se~ices. Subdivision 7·9-Wireless services. ------'------~ Tract No. Employers. Employ<'!es. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. ,..--..A--, ;.---.....__---., . r-----"----., ,..--..A--, ,--.A---, r----A--~ lVI. F. 1\'1:. F. lVI. F. 1\'[. F. lVI. F. lVI. F. (483) (484) (485) (486) (487) (488) (489) (490) (491) (492) (493) (494) Rural- 48 49 50 51 52 53 .. 54 55 56 3 Rural Total 3 Urban- 11 Non-City 2 . 12 Do . 18 1 13 Do. 14 Do. 8 City 8 1 9 Do. Urban Total 10 18 1 1 District Total 10 18 4 1 DiVision 8-Health, Educativn and Public Subdivision 8· I-Medical and other Administration. Health Servi(Jes. ,..-- --"----_._-----, ~------." Tract No. Total. Employers. Employees. Independent Employen<. Employees. Independent workers. workers. ,.--.....__---., ,----A----., ,.--.....__---., ,...._v.__---., ,--.A.---'; ,..---"'----, ,...----A..---.. 1\'1:. F. M. F. 1\'1:. F. M. F .. M. F. lVI. F. M. F. (495) (496) (497) (498) (499) (500) (501) (502) (503) (504) (505) (506) (507) (508), Rural- 48 1,104 85 1,042 85 62 10 20 62 49 1,298 63 1,213 59 85 4 51 4 85 1,122 4 50 140 66 723 119 333 21 28 46 3 36 21 1,410 240 51 11 1,231 239 168 I I 40 38 141 1 654 47 6 1 577 28 71 18 3 52 11 I 49 8· 53 805 154 3 705 138 100 13 3 4 4 100 13. M 917 260 19 8 691 251 207 I 13 24 104 193 766 72 1 55 7 3 723 60 36 9 7 2 10 8 36 2 56 537 42 425 42 112 53 10 94 Rural Total 8,613 1,103 109 15 7,330 1,021 1,174 67 52 13 249 192 796 50' Urban- 11 Non-City 1,499 132 14 1,408 -128 77 4 14 6S" '30 75 3. 12 Do.· 1,851 13 2 1 1,826 10 23 2 2 30S 4 23 !:l,020 156 13 Do .. 1,880 148 140 8 84 37 140 8 14 Do. 915 149- 21 . 814 "147 80 2 16 56 41 . 65 1,898 247 2 8 City 2 1,764 141 132 106 2 198 75 121 1& 9 Do. 1,698 IE 338 3 1,293 102 67 6 338 3 139 30 61 6, 9,881 808 372 3 Urban Total 377 4 8,985 676 519 128 853 217 485 34 •• 18,494 19 195 424 16 District Total 1,911 486 16,315 1,697 1,693 1,102 409 1,281 84· 55 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-Ill-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 8'2-Educational Services Subdivision 8'3-Army, Navy and ,-______and--A..- Research·______--, Air Force. ,.--- ..A. -.... Tract No. Employers. Employees. Independellt Employers. Employees. Independent workers. workers. r---A-----, ~--_,A__, ,----""-----, ,.----A-~ r-----"----, r---""'---. 111. F. 1.1. F. 11. F. M. F. M:. F· M. F. (509) (510) (511) (512) (513~ (514) (515) (516) (517) (~18) (519) (520) Rural- 48 292 65 49 494 54 50 38 313 1I6 297 51 10 713 200 27 52 3 1 162 27 22 10 53 416 133 54 6 326 147 14 55 1 343 52 7 56 63 32 18 Rural Total 57 2 3,122 826 378 17 Urban- 11 Non.City 385 .. 85 2 1 12 Do. 824 6 2 13 Do. 656 105 14 Do. 5 325 88 15 8 City 694 49 11 91 9 Do. 319 63 6 Urban Total 5 1 3,203 393 34 94 District Total 62 3 6,325 1,222 412 111 Subdivision 8·4-Police (other than village Subdivision 8·S-Village Officers and'servants watchmen). including village watchmen. ' r ------~------~ ,---_._---- -"------, Tract No. Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. • Independent workers. workers. ,.---....._____, ,.---....._____, ,---_..A.----, ,----..A.----, ,.---..A.---, r---..A.-~--, ~ ~ n ~ n ~ n ~ ~ ~ n ~ (521) (522) (523) (524) (525) (526) (527) (528) (529) (530) (531) (532) Rural- 48 471 . 265 49 .. 58 558 50 .. 120 219 51 •.. 49 298 52 196 190 53 75 200 54 83 210 55 27 120 56 93 165 Rural Total 1,172 2,225 Urban- II Non·City 224 52 12 Do. 349 100 13 Do. 170 84 14 Do. 169 45 . S City' .. 237 31 9 Do .. 183 158 Urban T.otal . ,,332 470 District Total • ;!,504 2,695 58 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivi$ions. Subdivision S'S-Employees of the Union Subdivision S'9-Employees of Non·Indian Government. Governments. --"-- ---, r------.,A.___ Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent Tract' No. workers, workers. ,----"---. ,---.A.---.., ,..-----"---. r---"-----. r---"-----. r---""__---, M. F. M. F. M. F. M, F. 1\1. F. 1\1. F. (545) (546) (547) (548) (549) (550) (551) (55~) (553) (554) (555) (556) Rural- 48 4 49 7 50 6 51 II 1 52 4 53 4 54 3 55 20 56 18 Rural Total 77 1 Urban- 11 Non-City 2 ')- 1~ Do. 181 ~I 13 Do. 686 " 60 I 5 14 Do. " 8 City 7 9 Do. 91 ..:;J Urban Total 1,025 1 32 9 District Total 1,102 2 32 9 ... 57 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-:UI-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Division 9-Services not elsewhsre specifisd. Subdivision 9·0-Services otherwise unclassified. . ~ ~ ...... __ r------A-- Independent Total. Employers. Employees. Employers. Employees. Independeht Tract No. workers. workers. ,----.A.:...... :.... ,----'---, ,-----"'------., ,-_.,_____, ,--"'---, ,--"'---, ,----A----, 1\1. F. M. F. 1\[. F. 1\'1:. F. 1\1. F. M. F. 1\'1:. F. (557) (558) (559) (560) (561) (562) (563) (564) (565) (566) (567) (568) (569) (570) Rural- 48 1,998 422 39 60 1,959 362 50 647 93 49 2,237 162 1,066 7 1,171 155 140 5 50 2,532 6 I!) 343 1,112 114 1,077 505 124 764 105 822 130 51 6,359 1,841 35 4,919 1,411 1,405 430 4,252 1,366 40 52 920 541 31 U3 240 20 649 408 10 94 183 9 18 274 53 2,836 536 2 29 380 '156 2,454 351 95 149 99 54 4,096 862 242 56 2,709 790 1,145 16 2,490 .504 55 1,286 240 78 11 361 99 847 130 28 247 5 152 56 2,673 555 86 !Hl 456 1,676 99 105 30 Rural Total 24,937 5,778 817 209 11,737 3,113 12,383 2,456 162 94 8,276 2,193 1,768 537 Urban- 11 Non·City 3,248 1,006 73 Hi 2,.557 845 618 146 12 Do. 1,424 814 56 10 599 709 769 95 33 68 466 103 '13 Do. 5,525 1,442 20 4,889 1',442 616 4,271 1,229 14 Do. 3,986 566 278 106 2,752 240 956 220 II 106 2,128 97 243 97 8 City 11,397 1,985 97 10,398 1,787 902 198 19 8,977 1,663 48 51 9 Do. 2,560 689 43 15 1,160 434 1,357 240 7 12 506 346 671 146 Urban Total 28,140 6,502 567 146 22,355 5,457 5,218 899 70 118 15,950 3,801 1,065 294 District Total 53,077 12,280 1,384 355 34,092 8,570 17,601 3,355 232 212 24,226 5,994 2,833 831 Subdivision 9· I-Domestic Servic~s (but not including services rendered by members of family households to Subdivision 9'2-Barbers and Beauty shops. one another) . Tract NIT. . r------~ -, r----~----~------., Independent Independent Employers. Employees. Employers. Employees. workers. workers. .,.-__.A.. __-, ,.-__.A.. __ -, ',--..A..---, r--~- r-'r'""----, ,--.A.-_-, 1\1. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M .. F. M. F. (571) (572) (573) (574) (575\ (576) (577) (578) (579) (580) (581) (582) Rural- 48 39 10 186 8 49 869 29 50 III 2g 54 4 101 21 51 234 28 18 32 344 52 8 4 3 1 1 110 4 53 246 2 876 54 18 5 86 16 410 55 .. 37 13 2 2 104 2 56 28 290 367 Rural Total 684 ~76 148 3 974 4 2,527 35 Urban- 1'1 Non.City 2,119 808 •• I 123 l-~ Do. ., . 438 91 3 1 2 .• 58 2 H~ Do. . ,. 184 89 196 14- Do. . ~ . 223 104 llS 51 270 24 & City 461 93 201 e- Do. 139 65 .. 24 .6.6 Urban Total 3,564 1,250 121 272 a 718 26 District Total 4,248 1,626 269 3 1,246 6 3,245 61 Gun.-9 58 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 9'3-Laundries and Laundry services. Subdivision 9'4-lIotels, restaurants and eating houses. r --.. Tract No. Independent Independent Employees. Employers. Employees. Employers. workers. workers. ,-----A---., ,.----A-----, r---"-----, ~ ~ r-----A----. :M:. F. lVI. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (583) (584j (585) (586) (587) (588) (589) (590) (591) (592) (593) (594) Rural- 48 988 235 54 3 49 1,017 146 14 3 50 162 96 4 86 347 19 42 45 4 51 993 379 15 30 49 4 52 18 IS ao {) 470 laO 4 53 29 1,?72 335 1 10 11 54 145 56 55 259 536 4 7 42 82 55 32 4 30 5 536" 94 1 2 4 2 29 3 56 616 98 124 1 Rural Total 357 107 211 274 6,614 1,768 43 2 128 2 412 18 Urban- 11 Non.City. 9 5 6 13 247 96 35 10 84 8 72 43 12 Do. 11 6 143 96 52 6 I 61 5 228 30 13 Do. 102 398 20 100 18 137 14 Do. 133 77 32 346 77 I 63 3 75 14 8 City 13 12 15 322 137 34 410 16 10 10 9 Do. 4 2 15 314 66 10 3 155 8 123 11 Urban Total 170 11 97 320 1,723 428 106 14 873 58 645 108 District Total 527 118 308 594 8,337 2,196 149 16 1,001 60 1,057 126 Subdivision 9·5-Recreation services. Subdivision 9·6-Legal and business serviCES. --'- --. Independent Independent Employees. Employers. Employees. Tract No. Employers. workers. workers. ~ ,--~ ,----~ ,----.A.._--., ,----"------, r-----..A.----, 1\1. F. lVI. F. M. F. lVI F. M. F. 1\1. F. (595) (596) (597) (598) (599) (600) (601) (602) (603) (604) (605) (606) "Rural- 48 29 10 49 I 25 1 50 10 33 1 13 1 51 39 12 3 1 140 4 52 6 2 53 1 7 95 10 1 54 1 3 5 3 85 18 11 55 19 3 9 20 3 1 56 M 60 665 166 254 Rural Total 12 102 4 250 25 64 912 187 270 1 Urban- 11 Non·City 1 22 52 2 26 5 27 1 12 Do. 9 76 7 3 17 8 13. Do. 49 -2 34 87 47 14 Do. I 19 3 3 8 6 191 6 8. City 4 44 97 25 369 203 g. Do. I 3 57 17 18 250 94 Urban Tota) 7 146 5 319 34 78 914 5 385 1 District Total 19 248 9 569 59 142 1,826 192 655 2 59 5. GUNTUR DISTRICT. B-III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Subdivisions. Subdivision 9'7-Arts, letters and journalism. Subdivision 9'S-Religious, Charitable and Welfare Services. --"-----.... Tract No. Independent Employers. Employees. Independent Employers. Employees. workers. workers. ,--"""____' ~ ,--...... ____. ,---"'----. r----"----. ~ M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. (607) (608) (609) (610) (1)11) (612) (613) (614) (615) (616) (617) (61S) ~ . Rural- 48 2 53 13 49 56 2 86 5 50 12 10 2 51 I I 3 191 17 4 52 1 16 41 53 .. 22 5 6 54 4 4 97 12 55 .. 4 3 39 44 17 30 56 105 26 113 124 Rural Total 1 1 1 114 30 3 449 72 428 72 Urban- 11 Non·City 2 304 27 22 11 70 4 12 Do. 3 5 2 200 4 13 Do. 2 2 14 Do. 8 13 1 S City 1 2 20 1 123 1 9 Do. 3 - 4 12 77 20 Urban Total 14 - 310 - 72 1 3 229 16 291 8 District Total 15 - au 1 186 31 6 678 88 719 80 Gun.-9A 60 .....00 .... o 0 c:.bO t ~ 00 ~1 r- 00 ~ t-Ol...":Jt-C'>':l 1""""1 O...... ! QI""""I 1.0 1..":1... M ... ~ .. ~ L":l M 00... ~ 1""""1 1""""1 C'I ..... 1""""1 ~i 1""""1 .... 00 ...... 00 .. 00 1':'10 M G'l -.:tI ~ ~ l- I"i'l C'1 L"" M C'i':) ~ 1- 0 L~""i'I.... 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