CENSUS OF 1961

RAJASTHAN

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

JALOR DISTRICT

C. S. GUPTA OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE Superintendent of. Census Operations. Rajas/han Printed by Mafatlal Z. Gandhi. at Nayan 'rintins Press. -] FOREWORD

The Census data has always been considered as indispensable for day to day aElministration. It is increasingly being considered now as the foundation stone of all regional planning. The publication of this series of District Census Handbooks wherein census statistics is made available for smaller territorial units is. therefore. a significant occasion for it fills many existing gaps in statistics at the lower levels. Many interesting details have been revealed by the Census 1961 and I hope persons engaged in the administration of the State and public in general will appreciate the value and the effort that bas gone into the production of such a standard book of reference. -

I congratulate the Superintendent of Census Operations, . Shri C. S. Gupta I. A. S. and his colleagues who have done a good job with skill and perseverence.

B. MEHTA . Chief S~cretary }st March. 1966. to the Government of Rajasthan.

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PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks, to which series the present volume belongs. are the gifts of the Census of India and were first introduced in 1951. The 1961 series of District Census Handbooks are more elaborate than their counter-part in 1951 and present all important census data alongwith such other basic information as is very relevant for an understanding of the district. A wide variety of information which the Census 1961 collected has already been released in several parts as mentioned elsewhere in this book. The information contained in the present volume will be found useful by the Government, the district administration, persons engaged in regional planning, social workers and scholars in the field of humanities. Unfortunately these Handbooks became available to the Users rather late in the decade. This was due to difficulties in printin~. The Government Press . to whom this work was assigned by the State Government. had a heavy back­ log of printing and found it impossible to print all the books in the series itself.' Arrangements had therefore to be made to get these printed through a private press. I trust a more expeditious method for printing of such valuable matter in time will be devised in future.

I am grateful to Shri Asok Mitra, Registrar General, India for his guidance in this work from time to time. I am greatly beholden to the State Government for their kindly agreeing, as they also did in 195 t, to get this series published at their cost.

Dr. U. B. Mathur, Dy. Superintendent Census Operations, Rajasthan assisted me in editing this series. Tabulation Officer Shri S. R. Luhadia assiduously worked for compilation of the information presented in the book and has seen it th rough the press. Many of the facts and figures incorporated in the book were built up after scrutiny of a lot of raw material and by personal contacts. This task was admirably done by Shri Ram Autar Gupta. Statistical Assistant. Without their sincere cooperation and the assistance rendered by various members of the staff. mentioned overleaf, who were associated with this work, it would have been hardly possible to present the information which is the subject matter of this book. I thank them all.

C. S. GUPTA ]AIPUR. Superintendent. 15th AUI(Ult. 1966. Census Operations, Rajasthan.

v OTHER MEMBERS OF THE STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THIS WORK

Sbri WaJi Haider ComputtJT Sbri R. N. Verma CompU1OT Shri T. C. Patni Compiler Shri B. B. Dave Compiler Sbri D. L. Badiwal Compiler Shri M. L. Kumawat Draftsman Shri D. L. Verma Asslt. Draftsman

Shri M. M. ~yal Proof Reader Shri O. P. Avasthy Proof Reader

vi CONTENTS

PAGB

FOREWORD iii

PREFACE v

SECTION I (i)

INTRODUCTION (iii)

SECTION II

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 3

0) DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 8

(ij) RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 12

Jalor Tehsil 12 Ahore Tehsil 16

Sanchore Tehsil 20

Jaswantpura Tehsil 28

(iii) URBAN PRTMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 38

OTHER CENSUS TABLES 41

A-SERIES-GENERAL POPULATION TABLES

NOTE 43

TABLE A-I Area, Houses and Popula1ion 4S

APPENDIX-I Statement showing 1951 territorial units constituting the present set-up of the district 46

ANNEXURE TO ApPENDIX-J : List of viJlages affected in the transfers 47

APPENDIX-II Villages with a population of 5,000 and over and towns with a population under 5,000 49

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX-II: Places with a population under 5,000 treated as towns in 1951 but declassified in 1961 49 APPENDIX-Ill Houseless and Institutional Population ...... 49 vii TABLE A-II Variation in population during sixty years (1901-1961) 49 APPENDIX Statement showing 1951 population according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1951, changes in area and the population involved in those changes 51 TABLE A-III Villages classified by population 52 TABLE A-IV Towns classified by population in 1961 with variation since 1901 '" 54 APPENDIX Towns in 1951 declassified in 1961 ... S5 B-SERIES-ECONOMIC TABLES NOTE 57

APPENDIX Standard Industrial Classification 61 TABLE B-1 Workers and non-workers. classified by sex and broad age~groups 70 TABLE B-III­ PART A Industrial classification of workers and non-workers by educational levels in urban areas only 74 PART B Industrial classification of workers and non-workers by educational levels in rural areas only 76 TABLE B-IV­

PART A Industrial c1assification by sex and class of worker of persons at work at household industry 78 PART B Industrial classification by sex and class of worker of persons a.t work in non-household industry, trade, business, profession or service 80 PART C Industrial classification by sex and divisions. major groups and minor groups of persons at work other than cultivation 82 ApPENDIX TO TABLE B~IV PART C 86 SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE TO TABLE B-IV PART C : Tehsilwise industrial classification by sex and divisions of persons at work other than cultivation in rural areas only 87 TABLE B-V Occupational classification by sex of persons at work other than cultivation 88 APPENDIX 107 FLY LEAF 109 TABLE B-VI Occupational divisions of persons at work other than cultivation classified by sex, broad age-groups and educational levels in urban areas only ... 110

viii TABLE B-VII­ PART A Persons working principally (i) As cultivators (ij) As agricultura-l labourers or (iii) At household industry classified by sex and by secondary work (i) At household industry (ii) As cultivator or (iii) As agricultural labourer 114 PART B Industrial classification by sex of persons working in non­ household industry. trade, business, profession or service who are also engaged in household industry 115 TABLE B-VIlI­ PART A Persons unemployed aged 15 and above by sex, broad age­ groups and educational levels in urban areas only 116 PART B Persons unemployed aged 15 and above by sex, and educational levels in rural areas only 117 TABLE B-IX Persons not at work cla&sified by sex, broad age-groups and type of activity 118 TABLE B-X Sample households 0) engaged neither in cultivation nor house­ hold industry (ii) engaged either in cultivation or household in­ dustry but not in both and (iii) engaged both in cultivation and household industry for aU areas 120 TABLE B-XI Sample households engaged in cultivation classified by interest in land and size of land cultivated in rural and urban areas separately 121 TARLE B-XH Sample households engaged in cultivation only classified by size of land cultivated and number of family workers and hired workers in rural and urban areas separately 122 TARLE B-XIII Sample households engaged both in cultivation and household industry showing size of land cultivated classified by principal household industry in rural and urban areas separately 126 TABLE B-XIV- Sample households engaged only in household industry classified by principal household industry in all areas 127 PART A Households classified by major groups of principal household industry and number of persons engaged 127 PART B Households classified by minor groups of principal household industry 129 TABLE B-XV Sample households engaged both in cultivation and household industry classified by size of land in rural and urban areas sepa­ rately 130 TABLE B-XVI Sample principal househ::>ld industry cIa!'sified by period of working and total number of workers engaged in household industry in all areas 132 APPENDIX 137 TABLE B-XVII Sample households classified by (i) number of male and female members by size of households and (ii) engagement (a) neither in cultivation nor in industry (b) in household industry only and (c) in cultivation sub-classified by size of land cultivated 138

ix C-SERIES-SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES NOTE 140 TABLE C-I Composition of sample households by relationship to head of family classified by size of land cultivated 142 TABLE C-II Age and Marital Status 143 TABLE C-III­ PART A Age. Sex and Education in all areas ·145 PART B Age, Sex and Education in urban areas only 146 PART C Age, Sex and Education in rural areas only 147 TABLE elV Single year Age returns 149 TABLE C-V Mother Tongue 150 TABLE C-VII Religion 153 TABLE C-V1I1 Classification by literacy and industrial category of workers and non-workers

PART A (Among Scheduled Castes) 154 PART B (Among Scheduled Tribes). 155

E-SERIES-HOUSING TABLES

NOTE 156 TABLE E-I Census houses and the uses to which they are put. ]58

TABLE E-II Tenure status of sample census households living in census hou~es used as dwellings 159 TABLE E-IV Distribution of sample households living in census houses used wholly or partly as dwellings by predominant material of waH and. predominant material of roof ]60 TABLE E-V Sample households classified by number of members and by number of rooms occupied 162

LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS 165

SCT, SC & ST SERIES-

SPECIAL TABLES FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES

NOTE 168

TABLE SCT-l Industrial classification of p~rsons at work and non-workers by sex PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 170 PART B (For Scheduled Tribes) 174 FLY LEAF 175 TARLE SCT-IT Age and Marital Statu"" PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 176 PART B (For Scheduled Trihes) 180 TABLE SCT-TTI Education PART A (i) (For Scheduled Castes in urban areas only) 182 PART A (ii) (For Scheduled Tribes in uTban areas only) 182 PART B (i) (For Scheduled Castes in rural areas only) 183 PART B (ii) (For Scheduled Tribes in rural areas only) 183 TABLE SCT-IV Religion PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 184 PART B (For Scheduled Tribes) 185

TABLE SCT-V Sample households engaged in C1lltivation c1a~sifed hy interest in land and size of land cultivated in rural areas only PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 186 PART R (For Scheduled Tribes) 186 TABLE SC-J Persons not at work classified by sex, type of activity and educational levels for Scheduled Castes 187 TABLE ST-J Mother Tongue and Bi-Iingualism for Scheduled Tribes 189 TABLE ST-Il Persons not at work classified by sex and type of activity for Scheduled Tribe5 190 SECTION m 191 VILLAGE DIRECTORY 193 SOME OFFICIAL STATISTICS 211 SECTION IV 223 DI5)TRICT & TEHSIL MAPS 225

xi 1&1o.r. 1961 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS for Rajasthan State

The Rajasthan 1961 Census Publications, which will have Volume No. XIV in AU India Census Series, will be published in the following parts :-

PART I-A General Report

PART I-B Subsidiary Tables

PART II-A General Population Tables (A-Series) and Primary Census Abstract

PART II-B(i) Economic Tables (B-Series, Tables I-IV)

PART I1-BOi) Economic Tables (B-Series, Tables v-no PART II-C(i) Social and Cultural Tables (C-Series)

PART I1-COi) Migradon Tables (D-Series)

PART III Household Economic Tables (D-Series, Tables X-XVII)

PART IV-A Report on Housing and Establishments

PART IV-B Housing and Establishment Tables (E-Serics)

PART V-A Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

PART V-B Ethnographic notes on Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribe,

PART VI-A to F Survey of Selected Villages

PART VII-A Survey of Selected Crafts

PART VII-B Notes on Selected Fairs and Festivals

PART VIII-A .Census Administration Report (Enumeration)

PART VIII-B *Census Administration Report {Tabulation}

PART IX-A &: B Census Atlas

A separate District Census Handbook prepared by this office is being issued by the Government of Rajasthan for each of the 26 districts.

• Not lor lalc SECfION I

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

The territory now known as District Jatar used Sunda hills in tehsil being 3,252 feet above to be a part of the former . On the the sea level. There are other several detachments of merger of the Jodhpur State into the United States of the range in Jaswantpura tehsil which provide several Greater Rajasthan in the year 1949, a separate district water supply sources for the low lying regions. A group or Jalor was formed which, except for a few changes of bills also lies in Jalor tehsil which is known as Roza made in its "territorial jurisdiction, continues up-lo-date. (Songiri) hills, being 2,409 feet above the sea level. Other minor hillocks are also found to tbe north of Location anel Formation town near Borta and Ledarmer villages (Jaswantpura tehsiI). 2. District Jator is situated in the south-west of Rajasthan and lies between 24° 30' and 25° 45' north 6. District Jalor is called a basin of western latitudes and 71° 7' and 73° 6' east longitudes, It is Rajasthan where several rivers join. The Luni river bounded on the east by and Pali districts. on which rises in the hills towards south-west of the south by Banaskantha district of State and City enters at the northern border of tehsil on the nortb and west by . after flowing through Nagaur, Pali, Jodhpur and Barmer districts. It flows through the Sanchore tehsil and 3. The area of the district as reported by the floods during the rains some areas on its banks in Surveyor General of India is 4,916 Sq. miles and Gura Hema, Keriya and Cbitalwana villages. This area according to vIllage papers it is 4,078.5 Sq. miles or locally known as Naid (ReI) is considered as one of 10,563.3 Sq. Kms. One of the reasons of difference in the best alluvial lands for producing wheat crop. River these figures can be explained by the fact that upto Jawai flowing through Jalor tehsil joins the LUlli river. the time the Surveyor General of India had reported, River Sagi flses from the hills of Jaswantpura tehsil he had not taken into consideration the' area of 77 and flows in a narrow bed. River Khari joins the villages transferred from this district to Barmer district. Jawai. Other rivers which flow in the district are the The district covers 3.1% of the total area of the Raja­ Bandi and Sukri. Besides, a Nala called KapaJganga sthan and stands 12th in rank in area amongst the other also flows in the district which joins the Bandi river. districts of the State. Water is available at 20 ft. to 50 ft. The soil in the district is much diversified. In the north-western portion 4. The district is composed of four tehsils, viz., of laswantpura, lalor and tehsil Sanchore except the Jalor, Sanchore, Jaswantpura and Ahore. The first belt of allUVial lands along the Luni river, sandy soil three of these tehslls continue their name and form is found. Good sandy soil being the admixture of ever since the formation of the district. Ahore tehsil sandy and loam soils, is found in tehsil Ahore and the was, however, constituted with tbe transfer of 123 central region of Jaswantpura tehsil. In the south­ villages and one former town of Abore with a totai area eastern portion of the district, loam type of soil is of 659.6 Sq. miles from Jalor tehsil during the inter­ found. censal period. During this period an inter-dIstrict transfer of 77 villages with an area of 776.2 Sq. miles Climate from Sanchore tehsiI to Barmer district was also affected. 7. The climate of the district is dry but healthy. The district lies in the belt having an average minimum Topograpby temperature ranging from 17.5° C to 20.0° C and an average maximum temperature ranging from 30. 0 0C to 5. A range of Aravalli hills forms the eastern 32°.5 C. The normal annual rainfall of the district is boundary of the district. The higbest pedk IS that of 35_53 Cms. The rainy season lasts from July to September. The normal rainy days in the district are about 19 a 12. The Collector is the administrative Chief of year. the district who is also the District Magistrate. Bacb sub-division is under the charge of a Sub-divisional Geology aDd Minerals Magistrate who is vested with 1st Class magisterial powers while each tehsit is under the charge and 8. The igneous rocks are developed and include supervisi.on of a Tehsildar who is vested with 2nd or the Jalor and Siwana granites. Marble and clay are 3rd Class magisterial powers as the case may be. Besides found in Jaswantpura tebsi). To the south-east of Bhinmal Collector, Sub-divisional Officers and Tehsildars who town, graphite and felspar are found. Among the other exercise criminal powers, there is a court of Civil and minerals found in the district are fluorite at Mundi Additional Sessions Judge at Jator and a Munsif (Jalor tehsil) and quartz near Jalor town. Magistrate at Sanchore. Besides, there are Munsif courts at Jalor and Bhinmal. Forest, Flora aDd F SUD.

9. During 1960-61, only 0.5% of the total area of 13. With the advent of democratic decentralisa­ the district was under forests according to village' papers. tion, 7 Panehayat S~mities have been formed out of The most common tree found in the district is Dhokra which 5 are Community Development Blocks. The (Anogeissus pendula) which is found almost every where. Panchayat Samities are guided by the Zila Parishad Other trees found in the district are Kumat (Acacia under the Chairmanship of tbe Pramukh and supervised senegal), Ber (Zizyphus mauratiana), Khejri (Prosopis by the Collector of the district who is also the District spicigera), Jal or Pilu (Salvadora oleo ides), Ker (Capparis Development Officer. The Rajasthan Panchayat Samities decidua), Gugal (Commiphora mukal), Neem (Azadirachta and Zila Parishads Act, 1959 devolves on these indica) etc. These trees provide the wood for fuel Panchayat Samities the complete charge of the purposes. Gum is extracted from the Gugal (Commiphora administration of the Block including the implementa­ mukal) tree. The bark of Anwal (Cassia auriculata) tree tion of the Community Development Programmes. For provides the tanning material. Among the grasses found imparting the teChnical guidance to the villagers the in tbe region mention may be made of Lomp (Aristida Government has deputed its representatives from various mutica) and Bhangta (Apluda mulica). The fauna of departments to the Blocks, so that an all round progress the district consists of pantber. bear, sambhar. wild may be achieved. The ultimate aim of the Govern­ boar, Neelgai, jackal etc. ment is to make these Panchayat Samities the sale agency of all developmental activities at the Block 10. There are forest ranges in the district at Jalor level. and Bhinmal. The forest nursery at Jalor was started in the year 1956-57. It caters to tbe demand of plants needed at the time of Van Mabotsava every year. 14. There are Sub-Jails at Ja)or, Bhinmal and Sanchore. The office of the Superintendent of Police General Administration is located at lalor. A separate office of tbe Deputy Superintendent of Police functions at Bhinmal with its 11. For the purposes of administration the district headquarters at Jalor. 11 Police Stations and 14 Police ' is divided into two sub-divisions and four tehsils:- out~posts functioned in the district during tbe year 1960-61. Name of Sub-division Name of Tehsil

1 Jalor 1 Ialor Land Use 2 Ahore 1 Bhinmal 1 Iaswantpura 15. The classification of the land use in the district 2 Sanchore during 1960-61 was as followa ;- (V)

Classification of the land Percent of 1961. Out of the total livestock 34.2% were sheep, 32.2% cattle, 24.5% goats. 7.0% buffaloes and the rest 1 Forests 0.5 comprised of horses, ponies, mules, donkeys, camels and 2 Land put to non-agricultural use 3.2 pigs. The total poultry in the district was 9.8 thousand 3 Barren and uncultivable land 9.1 m(}st of which consisted of fowls. 4 Other uncultivated land excluding fallow land 4.6 21. There are veterinary hospitals at la10r. Bhin­ 5 Culturable waste 3.3 mal and Jaswantpura and dispensaries at San chore and 6 Fallow land 22.2 Ahore. Sheep and wool extension centres are run at 7 Net area sown 57.1 Jalor, Bhinmal. Jaswantpura, Ahore, and Sanchore in I.C.A.R. Scheme. Besides, a mobile unit Total 100.0 at Jalor and a key village scheme centre at Sanchore also function in the district. The district is famous for Area sown more than once 1.1 its Sanchori (Kankrej) breed of cattle. A sum of Crop Pattern Rs. 1.37 lakh was spent over the development of animal husbandry in the district during the second five year plan. 16. The main occupation of the people is agricul­ ture. Out of the total area under principal crops during Agricultural Implements 1960-61, 58.8% of the area was utilised for cereals and millets, 6.7% for oil seeds, I.9% for pulses and tbe rest 22. There were about 65.5 thousand ploughs, 27.1 of the area was utilised for growing other crops. The thousand carts, 785 persian wheels, 367 'ghanies', 142 important crops of the district in order of production oil engines, 57 tractors and 23 electric pumps in tbe are bajra, wheat and kharif pulses. the district according to the Livestock Census of 1961.

17. Tbe district ranked first in the production of Agricultural Improvements. castor seed, sixth in small millets, seventh in bajra and nineth in sesamum amongst the other districts of the 23. During the second plan period a sum of Rs. State and contributed 60.6% of castorseed, 3.0% of small 12.96 lakh 'was spent in tbe district on the agriculture millets, 6.8% of bajra and 3.1% of sesamum of the total sector. During this period about 26.2 thousand Mds. of production of tbe State during 1960-61. improved seeds, 1 thousand ton of fertilizers~ 1.2 lakh ton of manure and 31 improved type of agricultural Irrigation implements were distributed to the farmers under various schemes of the AgriCUlture Department. Besides, about 18. The principal sources of irrigation in the district 1.8 thousand manure pits were dug and 1.1 thousand . are wells and tanks. Over 11 thousand wells were used acres of land was brought under the plough. for irrigation in the district during 1960-61 of which about 70% were located in Jalor and Jaswantpura tehsils. Irrigation Development

19. During 196()-61, nearly 107.5 thousand acres 24. The main irrigation development schemes of of area was irrigated in the district out of which the district are Bankli, Bandi, Bithan and Kbari Storage. around 10S.5 thousand acres was irrigated by wells and tanks and the rest was irrigated by other sources. 83.5% Bank Ii of the total irflgated area was under food crops. This tank is situated near village BankH in tehsil Animal Husbandry Ahore, about 30 miles from Pali town towards west. It is an old tank and was constructed by the former 20. The total livestock population in the district Jodhpur State under famine relief work during the years was around 11.9 lakbs according to the Livestock Census 1899-1905 at an estimated cost of about Rs. 4 lakhs. The tank ..was breached in dle year 1911.aDd 1917-18 was .advanced to 22 pal&ies during· tbe period 1955-56 .and again in the year 1941 and was repaired from time to 1960-6L. to time. The tank was extensively repaired and about Rs. 1.30 lakhs were spent on this scheme during 1959,60. 27. The district has no separate employment exch­ An area of over 2 hund~d acres was irrigated during ange but the work is looked after by tbe Employment 1960-61. Officer, Jodbpur. Power Bandi 28. There 'Was .no electricity in the district upto The site of this scheme is located near village the year 1960 when a diesel power bouse was established Thoor (Tehsil Jaswantpura) at a distance of about 30 at Jalor with 2 x 100 KW capacity. miles from J alar town. The estimated cost of this scheme is Rs. SO lakbs. It is expected that on the completion Trade aDd COIIMIUo!rce of this scheme, 8 thousand acres of area will be irrigated. 29. Due to the lack of transport facilities in the Bithan district, the import and export trade is not well develo­ ped. The exports from the district consisted of cattle, It is a tank constructed midway between Sirbhi sbOt:s, coarse cloth while cereals, 'gur', sugar, vegetable and Bhinmal towns about 24 miles north-west of Sirobi oils, dry fruits, medicines and other articles of general and 3 miles sOQth of village (Jaswantpura mercbandise are imported. tehsiJ). It was constructed during the second plan period at a cost of over Rs. 3 lakhs. 30 Jalor, ·Bhinrnal aDd Sanchore are important Mandies of the district. Facilities of l-xal markets Khari Storage exist in certain villages which have been shown in tbe Primary Census Abstract elsewhere in this book. This scheme bas been divided into two different schemes l'iz., Kbemri and Angore of Sirobi district. 31. The State Bank of Bibner has got its branches The estimated cost of tbis scheme is Rs. 30 lakhs and at Ialcr and 'Bbinmal. Besides, Central Co-operative on its completion it will irrigate 8 thousand acres Bank and Primary Land Mortgage Bank have also got of land. their branches at Jatar town.

Industries and Labour 32. There were 28 shops dealing in country liquor and 8 in hemp drugs in the district during 1960-61. 25. In 1961 there was only one registered factory There were four temporary cinema houses in the district in the district viz •• Kastoori Metal Industries located at during 1960. Jalor. It provided employment to 15 persons. Among Education the small scale and cottage industries in the district mention may be made of manufacturing of steel furni­ 33. During 1956-57 there were 3 H;igh Schools, ture and agricultural implements and machines. Jatar 17 Middle Schools,. 222 Primary Schools and 8 Schools town is famous for its weaving industry which produces Cor Special :Education in the district. Tbe number incr~­ 'Kheslas', 'Reja', and 'Tukri'. Bhinmal town is well­ '&sed to 8 High/HIgher Secondary Schools, 24 Middle known for its shoe industry. Schools, 392 Primary Schools and 77 Scbools for Spe­ cial Education in 1960-61. Besides, 25 Junior Basic Schools 26. The branch office of the Industries Department and one Professional Scbool were functioning in tbe for the district belps in reviving the old industries and district. The total number of scholars in all types ~f starting tbe new one. It also aids the small scale institutions during 1960-61 was about 19.9 thousand. industries by advancing loans. A loan of ,over RI. 1 lakh With the ushering in of the Panehayati Rajya tbe ('vii) control of Primary Schools, except tbose at Jalor and Rs. 14 -thousand under Middle Income Graup Housing Bbinmal towns~ was entrusted to the Pancbayat Samities. Schemes was -disbursed for tbe construction of residential A sum of Rs. 16.49 Jakh was spent on the development quarters in the district as a result of wbich 38 houses were of educational facilities in the district during the second constructed under L.lG.H. Scheme. 19 houses under five year plan. L.I.G.H. and one house under M.J.G.H. Schemes were under construction. Me4ica1 and Public Health Transport and Commanication 34. During 1950-51. there were 4 allopathic hospitals and dispensaries with 14 beds. By the end of 39. The district had only 165 miles of roads in the year 1960 the number of such Government institutions 1950-51 which increased to 427 miles by the end of increased to 9 with 91 beds. There are maternity and March, 1961. During 1960-61, 53.9% of the roads in child welfare centres at Jalor, Bhinmal. Bagra and the district were fair weather and dressed up tracks, Siyana. Family Planning Centres function in the district 34.7% gravelled and the rest consisted of painted and at lalor, Bhinmal, Sanchore, Abore, Siyana, Bagra and metalled type. 5 road works were completed and a under the Panchayat Samities. Out of 10 sum of Rs. 13.38 lakh was spent on road development small pox vaccination centres in the district, 3 are works in the district during tbe second plan period. under Government control and the rest are controlled 40. Tbere were 195 motor vehicles on road in by the Panchayat Samities. An anti-malarial unit also 1954 which increased to 294 in 1961. The district is functions in the district with the headquarters at Jalor connected by the metre-guage line of the Northern tow,n under the National Malaria Eradication Programme. Railway. A branch line viz. -Raniwara passes 35. In March, 1961 there were 19 Government through the district which conn,ects Ialor and BbinmaJ Ayurvedic and Unani dispensaries in the district as towns. The important places of the district are connec­ compared to 9 during the year 1950-51. ted with bu~ routes. There are Rest Houses at lalor, Bhinmal, Sanchore and Chilalwana (Sanchore tehs;!). 36. The number of outdoor and in-door patients There were 78 Post Offices, 5 Telegraph Offices, 2 Public treated in the Government allopathic medical institutions Call Offices and 1 Telephone Exchange in the disuict of the district in the year 1960 was around 1.4 lakh during 1960-61. and 1.4 thousand respectively. A sum of Rs. 5.07 lakh and Rs. 58 tbousand was spent on Medical and Public Local Bodies and Co-operation Health and Ayurvedic facilities in the district during the second five year plan. 41. There are Municipal Board in the district at J alor and Bhinmal. The main sources of revenue of Drinking Water Facilities municipalities are rent of shops, octroi, taxes, licence fees and tbe grants prOVided by the Government. Tpere 37. Water Supply Schemes for Jalor and Bhinmal is a Zila Parishad comprising of 7 Panchayat Samities towns were under operation dunng tbe second· five year and 216 Gram Panchayats in Ihe district. plan over which Rs. 2.72 lakhs and Rs. 1.69 lakh were spent. Besides, rural water supply schemes for Ahore, 42. There is a Central Co-operative Bank and Jaswantpura, Ummedawad and (Jator tebsil) various types of Co-operative Societies in the district. and (Sanchore tehsil) villages were also taken By the end of JUDe, 1961, as many as 258 societies of up. As the work could not be completed on all these various categories (including a Central Co-operative schemes, it was carried over to the third five year plan. Bank) with a total membership of about 10.5 thousand Housing were functioning in the district. The working capital of these societies was around Rs. 17.1 ]akh and 38. During the second five year plan a Joan of tbe share capital was Rs. 4.7 lakhs. A loan of Rs. 1.11 Jakb under Low Income Group Housing and about Rs. 7.4 lakh was advanced by the Government (viii) to different types of societies. The deposits and borrowings 47. The Government has also opened a 'Sanskar during the period was around Rs. 1.9 lakh and Rs. 10.5 Kendra' at Jalor for the development of cultural and lakh respectively while tbe total liabilities amounted to rehgious activities of tbe Scheduled Castes. Rs. 18.5 lakh. In aU 126 societies were functioning at profit, 81 at loss and 51 societies were functioning on 48. For rehabilitating these communities houses DO profit no loss basis. During the second five yeal have been constructed at Jalor, Bhinmal, Sanchore, plan a sum of Rs. 2.57 lath was spent on Co-operation Jaswantpura and at Raniwara (Jalor tehsill. A sum of in the district. Rs. 74 thousand was spent for social welfare and wel­ fare of backward classes in the district during th~ second Community Development five year plan.

43. The Community Development Programme was Fairs and Festivals started in the district during 1954-55 by establishing a block at Ahore. This was followed by the establishment 49. Some of the important fairs held in the district of a block at Sancbore in 1956-57, Bhinmal in 1955-59, are as follows:- Sayla in 1959-60 and Jaswantpura in 1961-62. Thutby the end of the year 1961, there were 5 blocks in the (i) Cattle Fair, Sanchore district. This cattle fair i'l held at Sanchore and is organi­ 44. During the year 1961. about 52 thousand Mds. sed by the Panchayat Samiti, Sanchore. It originally of seeds, 3 thousand Mds. of fertilizers and around started to commemorate the memory of a saint io whose 500 agricultural implements wer~ distributed to the honour a temple has been constructed near the site of farmers and over four hundred agricultural demonstr~tions the fair. Later on as it became very popular it was were held in tht: varJOus Panchayat Samities of the dis­ reorganised to take the shape of a cattle fair in 1951. trict. 29 wells were constructed for drinking-water purposes. The fair takes place every year on Chaitra Sudi 11 to Over 200 adult literacy centres were opened and about Chaitra Sudi 14 (March-April). Sanchori (Kankrej) 1.8 thousand persons were made literate. 52 Youth Clubs breed of livestock is the main item of trade in the fair. and 5 Mah ita Samitles were started and 16 reading About 15,000 aOlmals are brought in the fair for trade. rooms and libraries were opened. (ii) Ramdeoji-ka-Mela Social Welfare This fair is held at vill~ge Turan (Jalor tehsil) in 45. There is an office of the State Social Welfare the memory of Ramdeoji. [t is held twice in a year Department under the Charge of the Social Welfare on Bhadrapada Sudi 11 (Aug.~Sept.) and Magha Sudi 11 Officer at Sirohi which looks after the welfare activities (Jan-Feb). Ramdeoji is also known as Ram Shah Pir connected with the uplift of the backward classes in the and is worshipped both by and Muslims. district. It also acts as a liaison between prisoners and AbC'ut 5,000 persons congregate III each of the fairs. their relatives. Cash and coconuts are offered. in the temple. The nearest bus stand and railway station for the fair are 46. There is a Government hostel in the district. Sayla and Bakra respectively. Ramdeoji fair is also Besides, voluntary agency hostels are run one at Bhinmal held at Badanwari and Kawrada villages in Ahore for Scheduled Tribes under the supervision of Shri tehsil and at Galifa and Khata villages in Sanchore Adim lati Sewak Sangh and another one at village tehsil. Teekbi (lalor tehsil) for Scheduled Castes under the supervision of Rajendra Pratisthan each with the sancti­ (iii) Shudha Mata~ka-Mela oned strength of 25. There is a training-cum·production centre for Scheduled Castes at JaIor which provides A fair is held on the hills to the south·west of training in tailoring. village Dantlawas in tehsil Jaswantpura. It takes place (ix) thrice in a year on Vaisakha Sudi 13-15 (April-May), the town among wbich the temples of Varahshyam, Bhadrapada Sudi 13-15 (Aug.-Sept.) and Kartika Sudi Cbandinath Mahadevji, Hanumanji, Chamunda Devi are 13-15 (Oct.-Nov.). The estimated congregation in each famous. Several Sanskrit inscriptions are found which of these fairs is about 3 thousand. There is a temple - refer to the time of Paramara and Chauhan rulers. It is a of Chamunda Mata. Jaswantpura is the nearest bus big mandi of the district and is well connected by bus. stand and Kori is the nearest railway station It is also a railway station on Samdari-Raniwara branch for the fair. line of Northern Railway. at a distance of about 121 Kms. (75 miles) from Samdari Junction. 50. The main festivals among the Hindus are HoU. Deewali, Raksha Bandban, Akshya Tritiya etc. while Electoral Participation and Preferences Muslims observe Mobarrum. Idulfitre. Idul Zuha and Barawafat. 52. During the first general elections in the year 1952, there were 5 assembly constituencies in the Places of Historical and Archaeological Importance district with a voting population of about 219.9 thousand persons and 5 seats in the State Vidhan Sabba. 36.4% voters 51. Following places are of great interest in the exercised their right of franchise. The hIghest percentage district:- of polling was 46.7 recorded in Jalor 'A' constituency while the lowest was in Sancbore constituency where la/or only 28.7 percent votes were polled. 4 seats were captured by the candidates who were independent while Jalor town has a population of 12.9 thousand the fifth seat was taken by the Ram Rajya Parishad. which forms 52.1% of the district's urban population. No separate seat was allotted to the district in the House The tpwn lies at the foot of Songiri Hills crowned of the People for all the constituencies of this district with a fort. 2,408 feet above sea level. In olden times except Jaswantpura were combined with Barmer district tbis fort was considered very important as it provided while Jaswantpura constituency was combined with the safety to the rulers. This fort, 800 yards by 400 yards, constituencies of Pali and for this purpose. has various tanks of water and several handsome palaces. A inside the fort and tbe tomb of Malik 53. During the second general elections in the year Shah, a noted Mohemmedan Saint, are places wonh 1957, the district was divided into four assembly a visit. constituencies but one of them was a double member constituency. The total voting population was about Bhinmal 258.9 thousand. 29.6% voters (39.4% men and 18.8% of women) exercised their right of franchise. The highest Formerly the present Bhinmal town was called as percentage of polling was 44.9 in Ahore constituency Srimal or Bhillamala. It has a popUlation of about 11.8 and the lowest in Jalor a double member constituency thousand which contributes 47.9% of the district's where 21.1% votes were poned. 3 seats were captured by urban population. It used to be the site of the capital the Ram Rajya Parish ad while the rest were won by of between the 6th and 9th Centuries. It is the Congress. The district did not have any separate believed that due to some natural calamity the old town leat for the Lok Sabba as it was combined with Sirohi was buried under ground. There are several temples in district to form a constituency for this purpose.

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

The Primary Census Abstract furnishes the population here for want of space. This information however is figures for 1961 Census and is presented in three parts availab~e in the office of the Superintendent, Ce~sus viz. District, Rural and Urban Primary Census Abstracts. OperatIOns, Rajasthan. Thedata for non-municipal areas These abstracts contain the data in respect of area, attached to a town has been shown just after number of occupied residential houses and households, the wards while for special charges the figures have total population and its break up by sex, liteTa()y, generally been included in the respective wards. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, workers and non-workers. The workers have further been classified 5. A special column (2a) in the Rural Primary Census into following nine industrial categories:- Abstract has been provided for sh,owing some of the basic amenities which existed in the villages. These I As Cultivator, amenities have been shown by means of symbols as under:- II As Agricultural Labourer, III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards P-Primary School and allied activities, M-Middle School IV At Household Industry. H-High/Higher Secondary School V In Manufacturing other than Household C-College , Industry, D-Dispensary VI In Construction, Hos-Hospital VII In Trade and Commerce, Tmw-Trained Midwife VIII In Transport, Storage and Communications and V -Veterinary Hospital! Dispensary IX In Other Services. Pw-Pucca well Kw-Kutcha well 2. The District Primary Census Abstract furnishes Tk-Tank the data for the district total, rural and urban areas, B-Baori (stepped well) each rural tehsil and for each town separately. The Rly-Railway Station Rural Primary Census Abstract presents the data for Po--Post Office the villages while Urban Primary Census Abstract furni­ To-Telegraph Office shes information for the municipal wards of all the towns Lm-Local Market in the district. 6. Village marked with an asterisk (*) indicates the 3. A Revenue Mauza (including its hamlets) is treated location of a Gram Panchayat. as a village while a town is a place having either a Munici­ pality or Cantonment or satisfying the following factors:- 7 The area figures shown in column (3) of the Rural Primary Census Abstract are collected from the Revenue (a) having a minimum population of 5,000 and Authorities while this column of the Urban Primary (b) having three-fourth of its male adult population Census Abstract has been left blank as area figures for the engaged in non-agricultural pursuits, or wards are not availabl~. {c} having a density of approximately 1,000 persons per sq. mile. ' 8. Column (4) of the Abstract includes houses used as dwellings or partly as dwellings. Hamlets falling into the revenue areas of the towns but not administered by the municipality are treated as 9. Column (5) shows the number of households. A the non-municipal area of the town. The villages in the "household" has been defined as a group of persons who Rural Primary Census Abstract are presented tehsilwise commonly live together in the same house and take their and within a tehsil in order of their Census location code meals from a common kitchen. A servant. friend or a numbers. guest (related or unrelated) residing and eating with the. household during the census period has been. treated as 4. In the Urban Primary Census Abstract the data has a member of the household. On the other hand, & 8Gb been presented for each municipal ward of the towns. or a daughter residing in a hostel is not treated. as a The b10ckwise figures for towns could not be presented member of the household. 10. Columns (6) to (8) of the Abstract sh_ow the total unless they also work in cultivation, industry, trade, prof­ population and its sex-wise breakup. This also includes ession, business or commerce. A pUblio or social service Itouseless and institutional population. Houseless person worker who is engaged in public service actively or has been defined as (i) a person who might be a political worker who is actively engaged in furthering doin(T domestic service or some other work with one the political activity of his party is regarded as a worker. or m~re households but who does not reside in any house a.nd sleeps in the carridors, verandahs or passages The population classified as workers here is the econo­ in buildings or on the streets; (ii) wandering or nomadic mically active population including family workers tribes found to be staying in temporary hut.." etc. or resi­ but not including unemployed persons. din(T without any such huts just on the open ground; and (iii) beggar, vagrant, tramp, sadhu, fakir, etc. who 14. Columns (17) to (34) furnishes the sex-wise is found in the foot-paths, streets, in places like parks, distribution of workers into nine industrial categories. gardens, railway yards, et~. Institutio~al population The explanations for these categories are given below:- includes persons enumerated m penal, charItable or mental institutions, hostels, hotels, hospitals, boarding houses, Category I etc. This category includes both the owner cultivators and ll. Columns (9) to (12) of the Abstraet show the tenant cultivatuI's. Along with workers personally doing population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and work in land are also included persons who are engaged in their sex-wise breakups. The further breakups of supervision or direction of cultivation. The term 'culti­ individual Scheduled Castes /Tribes are given in Table vation'involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and SCT-I. does not include fruit growing or keeping orchards or gro­ ves or working for plantations. 12. Columns (13) & (14) of the Abstract give the number of literate and educated persons. A "literate" Category n is defined as a person who knows both reading and writing. This also includes the persons having All other persons working on land as labourers on wages higher education. Detailed information on educational without exercising any supervision or direction and with­ levels has been given in Table B-III and C-III. out holding any right upon the land are classified as agricultural labourers and are included in this category. 13. Columns (15) & (16) give the total number of 11lale and female workers. A person is classified as "worker" Category IU if in case of seasonal work like cultivation, livestock, dairying, household industry, etc. he has had some 'Vorkers in mining, quarrying, livestock, forestry, fish­ regular work of more than one hour a day throughout the ing, hunting, plantations, orchards and allied activities greater part of the working seaSOll. In the case of regular are included in this category. employment in any trade, profession, service, business or commerce, he was employed during any of the fifteen Category IV days preceding the day of the enumerator's Y!sit to the household. A person who was working but, was absent A "Household Industry" IS an industry conducted by from his -work during the fifteen days preceding th~ the head of the household himself and/or mainly by the day on which enumerated or even exceeding the period of members of the household at home or within the village fifteen days due to illness or other causes has been treated in rural areas and only at home in urban areas. The as a worker. A person who had been offered work but industry should not be run on the scale of a registered had not actually joined has been treated as non-worker. factory but may use machinery and employ power like "\Vork" includes not only actual work but effective super­ steam engine or oil engine or electricity to drive the vision and direction of work also. machinery, Thus, in a rurallLrea the household industry can be located either at home or within the village but in Persons under training as apprentices with or without urban area the household industry or at least the major stipend or wages are regarded as workers. An adult part of its work must be located at home. A household woman who was engaged in household duties but doing industry relates to production, processing, servicing or no other productive work to augment the family's repairing and includes making and selling of goods but resourc 3S has not been considered as working. If, however, should not be confined simply to buying and selling. in addition to her household work she engaged herself It does not include profession such as pleader, doctor, in work such as rice pounding for sale or wages, or in barber, waterman or astrologer, etc. Persons working in domestic servi-ces for wages for others, in minding cattle other person's household industry as paid employees or selling firewood or making and selling cowdung cakes, are also treated as workers in household industry. or grass, or any such work she has been treated as a worker. Similarly persons like beggars, pensioners, Category V agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent or dividend receivers, who earn an income but who are not partici­ 'l"Ianufacturing'includes all types of production, proces­ pating in any productive work are not treated as workers sing, servicing or repairing of goods which does not 7

include production or processing under category IV. classified as non·workefs:-

l. Full.time student or child attending school Category Vl who does no other work, such 8S make articles at home for sale. nor even help part-tune in This category incJudf'!O workers engaged in construction his own family cultivation, industry, tradb or and maintenance <-f buildings, roads, railways, bridges, business. telegraph. telephones, water-ways, reservoirs, etc. Person engaged in unpaid home duties (like house­ wife or other adult female) who does no other ~ategor:v vn work, such as make articles at home for s'tle OJ wages, nor help regularly even part-time in This category includes workers engaged in any capacity family cultivation, industry, trade or busint'sE.. in wholesale or retail trading activity and commercial transactions relating to imports and exports, real 3. Dependant, including an infant or child not estates and properties, stock and shares, insurance, money attending school, a person permanently diRabled lending banking, etc. from work because of illness or old age. Category vm 4. Retired person who is not employed again, rentier, person living on agricultural or non-agri­ This category includes workers engaged in transport cultural royalty, rent or dividend or any other activities by air, rail, road or water and in services person of independent means for securing which incidental to transport such as packing, carting, loading he does not have to work and who does no other unloading, etc. Workers engaged in storage, warehousing work. and communication services such as posts, telegraph, telephones, wireless signalling, information and broad­ 5. Beggar, vagrant or independent woman without casting aT'~ also included in this category. indication of source of income and others of unspecified source of income.

Category IX 6. Convict in Jail (an under.trial prisoner has beel! shown as a worker if he used to work before he This category includes (i) Public utility services like waR apprehended) or an inmate of a penal, mental . electricity or gas or water supply, sanitary services; (ii) or charitable institution. Central, State or Municipal employees; (iii) Professional services; (iv) Trade or labour associationfl, recreation 7. Person who has not been employed before but services, etc. is seeking employment for the first time.

15. Columns (35) & (36) give the totalnum ber of male 8. Persoll employed before but now out of ernplo~;­ and female nC!n- workers. The following person" have been ment and seeking employment. 8 District:-17-1ALORE

Area in Code Square Occupied No. District/TehsilJTown miles Houses Households Total Population ..-~( ~ r--"-~,-~ Persons Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (51 (6) (7) (8) 17 JA.LORE

Total 4,078·5 93,609 109,069 547,072 285,081 261,991

Rural 3,987·9 88,961 103,961 522,358 271.865 250,493

Urban 90·6 4,648 5,108 24,714 13,216 11,498

TElJSILS (Rural)

}alare 824·6 20,388 24,288 121,609 62,798 58,901

2 Ahare 718·6 17,901 24,125 105,589 53,998 51,591

3 Sanchore 1,164·7 19,375 20,797 116,650 61,613 55,031'

4 Jaswantpura 1,280·0 31,297 34,751 178,510 93,546 84,964-

TOWNS ( Urban)

Jalore 42'92 2,416 2,686 12,882 6.917 n Bhinmal 47'72 2.232 2,422 11,832 9

DlSTRICf PRJ)d'ARY CENSUS ~cr

_ Code No. Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Uterate & educated persons DlstrictjTehsil/ToWD ,-- ~ Males Females Males Females Males Females (12) (13) (14) (2) (1) (9) (10) (11) 17

Total 47.034 43,616 23,231 20,897 38,683 4,815

45,354 42,098 22,050 19,87'1 33,316 3,693 Rural

1,680 1,518 1,181 1,020 5,367 1,122 UrlJlD

TEBSIL~ (Rural )

1 J2,084 11,174 4,617 4,32& 7,120 953 Jalor:c

2 10.078 9,353 6,201 5,292 8,496 1,399 Ahore

3 8,975 8,296 2,495 2,245 1,330 40S Bancbore

4 "14,217 13,275 8,737 8,012 10,370 936 Jaswantpura

TOWNS (Urban)

Jalore 817 779 619 560 2,840 741

11 739 502 2,527 381 Bhlnmal 10

DISTRICT:-17-JALORE ( Coneld. )

WORl::llR.S

.A-

I U III IV In Mining, Quar- rying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, HuntinG & Planta. Codo Djstrlct/Tebsil/ Total Workers As Agricultural tions. Orchards and At Household No. Town (I-IX) As Cultivator Labourer Allied activities Industry

..A- ~ ..A- I- ,---"-'--...... ~ Males Females Males Femalell Malell Females Males Females Males Females

(1) (2) (IS) (16) (tl) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) 11 JOLORE

Total 167.786 83,075 126,844 70.275 9,113 5,373 2,052 860 11.449 3,311

Rural 160,518 81,278 124,935 69.459 8,929 5.258 I,m 788 10,842 2,993

Ul'ban 7,208 1.797 1.909 816 184 115 275 72 607 31&

TEHSlLS (Rural)

Ialore 37,646 17,387 21,4.10 14,146 2,962 1.352 219 196 3,300 14Z

2 Abore 30,166 15,356 21,334 12,257 2.261 1,429 213 142 2,759 794-

Sancbore 36,180 21,388 31,851 20.250 1.124 496 376 133 1,15S 277

4 Jaswantpura 55,986 27,147 44,280 22,806 2.582 1,981 909 317 3,628 1.180

TOWNS (Urban)

JaIme 3,625 751 952 280 59 12 )62 70 )93 71

BhinI1lal 3,583 1,046 S36 125 103 113 2 414 l4T J( 11

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS

V VI VII VIII IX X

In manufactur- ing other than In Transport, Household In Trade and Storage and In other NON-WORKERS Industry In Construction Commerce District/Tehsil/ Code Communication Services Town No. r--- ,----"------, ,~ ,---.A--, ,- r---- r-----'---., ,-"---, Males Females Males. Females Males Females Males Females. Males Females Males Females (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (301 (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (2) ( 1) JALORE 17

1,202 187 703 97 7,707 377 557 8,159 2,595 117,295 178,916 Total

873 149 397 80 6,536 273 362 5,927 2,278 111,287 169,215 Rural

329 38 306 17 1,171 104 195 2,232 317 6,008 9,701 Urban

TEHSIL (Rural)

154 39 100 21 1,889 45 98 1,394 846 25,062 41,514 Jalole

313 33 110 12 1,340 50 50 1,786 639 23.832 36,235 Ahole 2

215 32 19 7 1,309 31 34 697 162 24,833 33,649 Sanchore 3

1.91 45 168 40 1,998 147 180 2,050 631 37,560 57,817 Jaswantpura 4

TOWNS (Urban

231 33 188 ] 1 509 S3 le6 1,225 221 3.292 5,214 Jalore I

98 118 6 5 662 51 89 1,007 96 2.716 4,487 Bhinmal n 12

TII9SIL:--I-JALORE

Literate Sche- Sche. and Code Area in Occupied House- duJed duled educated No. Villas- Amenides acres houses holds Total Populatio!l Castes Tribes persons

J...... ---, ,.----_..A ,---"---, r- ,-...... A--, ,_ ~ r---"---, ,----0-., ,---"-.--\" P M F M F M F M F

(1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) -511 1 Khan Kw 3,585 64 77 267 244 20 22 11 2 Seerana* P,PW 24,412 515 564 3,414 1,793 1,621 176 168 4 5 124 9 3 Dahiwa P,PW 4,417 76 86 474 250 224 31 38 3 4 Jeewana* P,PW 10,193 322 332 1,819 975 844 108 113 52 46 213 7 5 Sagana* P,Pw 6,922 213 219 1,271 684 587 106 95 5 5 35 1 6 Akwa Pw 3,044 70 85 477 241 236 67 64 7 Aiwara P,PW 3,769 57 97 546 281 265 31 33 36 30 11 · i 8 Khetlawa P,PW 4,550 71 119 684 362 322 79 71 17 11 13 · ., 9 Dudwa Pw ~ 2,943 53 82 453 234 219 41 34 7 10 Khera Gangawa 1,184 UnpOp1bl(j ted 11 Bhundwa· P, Pw,Po 4,372 147 176 995 523 472 22 24 32 23 40 12 Talivana· P,Kw 4,293 114 157 924 468 456 158 131 13 14 20 1 13 Babtara* P, Pw, Po 16,968 303 401 2,009 1,040 969 171 155 25 29 49 3 14 Mokni Khera Pw 2,453 58 93 491 262 229 82 71 11 10 2 · ., 7,407 160 177 968 515 453 112 108 17 12 13 I .15 BaIera P,PW · '. 16 Chorau· P,PW 7,588 207 351 1,908 978 930 199 182 51 38 108 19 11 Pengalwa P,B,Po 3,816 154 256 1,294 702 592 221 175 40 32 147 3 18 Poonawas Pw 1,718 65 89 440 231 209 89 86 9 8 7 1 19 Surana* P,Pw,Po 10,638 422 489 2,543 1,308 1,235 166 156 III 108 lOS 2 Harmu P,Pw 4,328 118 132 700 357 343 78 75 2 2 11 20 ·~ 21 Narwara Pw 1.555 43 4 282 157 125 5 5 6 3 3 .., 22 Dadal* P,Pw,Po 7.365 265 289 1,428 776 652 132 125 104 3 23 THora" P, Pw 7,073 318 363 1.720 903 817 82 80 73 62 71 3 24 Pundau Pw 2,910 53 55 233 125 108 24 24 10 7 1 25 Komta* P,Pw 6,180 205 257 1,391 724 667 92 86 51 53 4 6- 26 Deta Kalan* P,Pw 5,532 117 132 733 368 365 130 115 19 28 43 1 27 Deta Khurd P,Pw 4,951 107 130 668 338 330 52 40 26 24 17 28 Madakwana Pw 944 32 38 217 111 106 12 8 20 20 3 29 Bisala P,Pw 3,924 156 158 946 495 451 52 52 62 56 26 2 30 Pantheri* P,PW 7,677 233 326 1,656 829 827 128 138 24 34 93 6 31 Unri Pw 5,680 191 224 1,106 599 507 38 41 64 52 62 ·. 32 Posana* P,Pw,Po 5,784 20S 257 1,302 661 641 170 157 43 53 65 3 33 Borwara P, l'w 3,084 102 102 555 304 2S1 92 75 30 38 2 · . 34 Thalwar* P,Pw 6,849 203 319 1,522 758 764 229 218 49 4 35 Lodrau Pw 1,995 35 59 307 167 140 71 65 5 36 Asana* P,Pw 7,097 198 228 1,151 632 519 103 lOS 45 2 37 Turan P,Pw 6,195 96 128 690 350 340 91 81 6 8 17 3 38 Dhanani P. Pw 2,690 96 109 619 329 290 119 96 20 17 12 1 39 Veerana P,Pw 3,993 216 253 1,134 560 574 123 118 47 45 30 2 40 Sayla* P, D, V, Pw, Po. Lm 11,989 680 714 3,599 1,837 1,762 363 333 91 84 377 44 41 Otwala* P,Pw 5,260 295 355 1,686 866 820 93 94 104 117 59 3 42 Khural P,Pw 2,354 120 146 723 310 353 135 118 55 55 25 1 43 Gol ummedawad* M, D, V, Pw, Po, Lm 15,2l8 828 933 4,421 2,273 2,148 571 557 94 82 418 68 44 Ilana* P,Pw 11,716 457 481 2,367 1,231 1,136 29Q 247 125 93 128 12 45 Neemblana P,D,Pw,Po 3,721 174 182 801 405 396 78 76 53 62 48 10 146 Dangra* P,Kw 2,861 168 174 985 516 469 81 87 66 62 19 47 Ratunja Pw 1.759 63 65 348 175 173 35 29 31 31 12 48 Thalund<>. Pw 1,833 54 56 307 160 147 26 27 10 9 1 .. 49 Anwloj* P,Pw 3,734 159 168 990 529 461 107 95 95 91 3S 4- SO Basan Pw 1,344 73 79 389 205 184 79 63 12 9 4 .. 13

RURAL PRiMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON- \VORKERS 'Total workers Cod. (I-IX) I 11 III IV V VI VII VIII IX X No.

~ ..-A--. ~ ~..----'--! ~ r----A-...... r-----'--...... ~~r___"____>~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

(IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 177 139 143 122 3 4 28 • 13 1 2 90 105 1 1,062 841 988 825 16 10 5 19 2 5 8 21 4 731 780 2 204 151 201 151 3 46 73 3 607 289 405 197 47 42 3 60 50 81 11 368 555 4 421 251 386 245 20 4 9 2 3 3 263 336 S

158 85 144 85 8 6 00 83 151 6 212 195 192 184 7 7 8 2 1 2 2 69 70 7 258 234 229 213 11 11 17 9 1 104 88 8 157 74 151 72 4 2 2 77 145 9 'Unpopu'iated 10 214 40 177 38 1 26 2 3 4 309 432 11 274 5 220 4 36 14 1 1 3 194 451 12 764 602 734 599 10 3 1 .. 1 18 276 367 13 147 111 137 105 4 3 5 3 1 115 118 14 333 114 253 86 11 'i 1 62 17 4 2 10 182 339 .15 619 432 521 402 13 5 2 7 15 9 45 22 8 359 498 16 391 41 304 36 4 21 5 59 3 311 551 17 134 6-l- 119 62 5 2 9 00 1 97 145 18 826 615 678 562 24 16 67 27 46 4 2 9 6 482 620 19 244 164 206 139 18 18 16 7 1 3 113 179 20 121 83 107 73 2 2 10 8 2 36 42 21 524 371 455 359 10 9 12 2 40 1 7 252 281 22 605 457 482 414 30 25 49 9 1 8 4 27 2 8 3 298 360 23 82 48 74 45 6 3 1 1 43 60 24 491 300 460 280 12 14 2 1 7 10 5 233 367 25 232 76 178 74 6 1 25 1 3 2 9 9 136 289 26 235 165 183 143 20 22 14 15 3 103 165 27 66 46 57 39 1 2 7 5 1 45 60 28 291 217 261 204 29 12 1 1 204 234 29 540 398 425 362 13 2 47 14 1 36 19 19 289 429 30 362 91 304 90 14 21 1 21 2 237 416 31 390 238 327 227 5 16 1 2 21 1 18 10 271 403 32 207 139 199 131 2 1 5 8 97 112 33 455 365 376 349 32 9 27 7 17 2 303 399 34 tOO 75 97 67 7 4 5 4 58 65 3S 439 334 421 328 16 6 2 193 185 36 213 33 175 23 5 I 15 2 3 2 11 6 3 137 307 37 217 143 177 122 16 11 21 10 3 112 147 38 317 17 268 15 8 2 35 1 3 2 243 557 39 1,049 273 594 170 68 3 8 120 17 2 128 8 o. 121 83 788 1,489 40 503 138 365 82 60 56 45 2 24 4 3 363 682 41 250 136 166 106 45 29 6 I 9 24 120 217 42 1,313 37') 794 267 64 7 148 35 14 Os 144 7 •• 149 62 960 1,769 43 772 513 522 419 85 4 66 34 47 1 47 55 459 623 44 244 121 161 64 14 8 46 4 13 9 45 ]61 275 45

345 ""'~ 242 183 66 25 17 5 5 15 9 171 247 46 105 39 76 21 8 1 3 13 18 4 70 134 47 95 41 73 32 1 1 19 9 65 106 48 335 252 288 221 2 5 37 19 8 7 ]94 209 4~ 129 13 III 7 4 12 4 2 2 76 171 SO 14

TEHSIL:-l·JALORE

Literato Bebe- Sche. and Code Area In Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

,-"--. r----..A.. • ...A..--..,,.--A--.. ~ r--"---. r---'---. ~ P M F M F M F M F

(1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( to) (11) (12) (13) (14) 51 Balwara* P, Pw, Rly, Po 6,345 291 363 2,04~ 1,070 973 169 152 122 114 209 49 52 Narsana P,Pw 3,536 100 114 785 411 374 67 68 4 3 53 S 53 Mundi P,Pw 3,633 90 115 575 300 275 50 42 18 16 49 15 54 Bishangarh'" P,Pw,Rly,Po,To,Lm 4,890 261 271 1,310 693 617 131 111 28 30 136 15 55 Mandwalu'" M, Pw, Po, Lm 4,206 461 533 2,640 1,292 1,348 299 265 84 94 285 90 56 Teekhi* M, PW,Po,Lm 1,165 166 180 944 497 447 87 78 126 129 109 29 57 Chheepi 301 9 9 60 33 27 2 4 58 Sanphra* P, Pw 4,148 177 224 1,207 638 569 113 96 181 155 29 59 Keshwana* P,Pw,Po 5,766 407 414 2,175 1,088 1,087 105 III 64 62 117 26 60 Katrasan Pw 2,743 56 74 375 197 178 44 32 14 16 5

61 Alasan* P,Pw 4,533 224 292 1,357 664 693 151 141 54 50 122 10 62 Reotra* P,Pw, Po 4,038 398 594 2,826 1,417 1,409 264 222 28 29 124 9

~l Bhagli Sindhla P,Pw 5,422 123 123 640 327 313 130 128 23 3 ~2 Dhanpur P,Pw 3,917 180 180 897 464 433 141 109 37 ~3 Mank p,pw 2,621 100 107 631 343 288 51 47 48 47 25 1 84 Rewat'" P, Pw, Lm 5,430 139 166 881 465 416 128 119 20 12 29 2 85 Kalapura Pw 3,214 77 87 520 277 243 52 41 57 47 6

86 Dakatara P,Pw 4,285 172 182 778 430 348 128 107 36 32 13 1 87 Churan P,Pw 4,115 174 215 1,119 572 547 162 146 20 20 112 8 88 Sarat P,Pw,Po 1,200 155 196 953 452 501 85 74 157 14 89 Noon* P,Pw 5,822 169 318 1,573 78] 792 91 100 127 3 - 90 * P,Pw, Lm 7,891 673 835 3,798 1,865 1,933 298 274 116 103 221 24 91 Bagra* M,D,Pw,Rly,Po,To 7,290 818 910 4,253 2,114 2,139 359 330 98 131 435 136 92 Doodsi* P,Pw 3,445 268 288 1,375 740 635 95 84 83 78 90 22 93 Deegaon* P, P'N 1,531 144 183 837 428 409 57 43 12 10 22 3 94 Deoda Pw 1,586 20 22 123 62 61 2 2 95 Nagni Pw 2,481 78 109 451 242 209 54 56 31 22 11 96 Nabi Tk 3,061 46 54 262 143 119 24 18 63 55 1 97 Bhetala P,Pw 4,915 94 112 558 263 295 57 63 36 36 7 98 Maylawas P,Pw 5,174 152 152 748 414 334 78 70 102 88 13 99 Meda Nichla P,Pw 1,918 33 33 171 95 76 7 4 17 10 6 JOO Barlawus ( Takhatpura) Pw 3,126 20 33 163 87 76 27 19 8 13 5 15

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NO:-l- --., WORK:::RS Total workers Code (I-IX) I II JII IV V VI VII VITT IX x No.

~ ,...----"-----,...---.-'----, ,---.--'-----...... ---'----- ...----"-----; ,..-_./~_" ,-_A._-,,...-.--A-----, ~ ,---"-_.~

M F M F M F M F M F tv! F 1.. 1 F M F 1,1 F M F M F

(5) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) p-~. (::.) (::~J (27} (:';; (:;9) r,,) p') (32} (33) (34) (35) (36) (I)

594 132 414 74 13 10 11 77 19 I_;"~ 27 18 476 8U 51 262 109 225 103 2 26 5 4 5 1 149 265 52 188 35 154 32 6 3 22 1 5 112 240 53 414 34 164 5 111 14 1 63 9 7 32 15 22 4 279 583 54 750 240 367 44 109 134 11 S3 116 3 1 10 112 1 23 6 542 1,108 SS 278 173 174 121 33 44 21 7 12 28 10 219 274 56 22 13 17 13 5 II 14 57 403 304 297 227 60 63 2 3 42 9 1 1 2 235 265 58 672 162 395 136 92 77 15 5 61 6 36 10 416 925 59 108 13 87 II 10 3 2 8 89 165 60 409 430 320 423 23 7 2 33 25 6 255 263 61 788 510 645 468 20 8 37 17 60 .. 26 17 629 899 62 740 229 493 168 31 38 29 7 70 II 23 2 70 2 20 5 686 1,057 63 162 71 136 43 6 12 10 2 1 1 1 1 3 3 14 102 169 64 140 47 109 41 11 2 12 2 3 2 .. 5 93 160 6S 254 150 166 132 12 11 7 8 5 32 28 2 154 214 66 378 185 311 168 37 9 '16 9 8 5 240 349 67 214 23 179 7 1 IS 28 2 1 3 143 292 6S 209 22 185 20 19 1 5 146 290 69 41 20 33 18 2 2 6 26 63 70 Unpopulated 71 260 92 137 49 67 33 7 36 1.! 3 5 3 261 386 72 243 183 188 179 ]6 1 21 :I 1 3 10 4 166 169 7J 294 202 196 148 58 38 38 16 2 177 189 74 187 129 157 112 24 16 2 1 3 114 137 75 332 23 245 3 4 4 2 31 1l 5 3 21 3 17 4 289 S60 76 208 138 194 137 1 13 1 131 172 71 192 83 119 3, 42 79 1 !8 2 124 222 78 267 92 185 18 47 72 24 5 1 5 149 279 79 93 57 70 57 !1 6 47 61 SO 193 126 179 125 2 .. 8 2 2 134 187 81 300 1 226 1 37 2 :6, 9 164 432 82 183 7 179 2 1 .. 1 5 160 281 83 290 130 227 111 12 S 2 1 3 1 175 286 84 148 4 135 2 1 2 129 239 8S 285 51 225 5 13 33 I 20 10 145 297 86 374 192 213 109 68 70 4 8. 23 10 14 5 198 355 81 270 94 114 56 26 20 14 60 11 4 182 407 88 429 124 305 90 2S 2 II 4 17 19 18 352 668 89 1,087 817 730 623 124 4 -~ $ 25 51 57 131 778 1,116 9() 1,102 163 573 66 130 19 7 17 129 30 11 138 IS 87 30 1,012 1,976 91 413 18 246 1 47 5 .. "I 3 1 19 45 g 327 617 92 296 175 243 146 22 18 1 14 6 2 1 2 3 132 234 9~ 40 .. 27 5 8 22 61 94 133 24 108 16 17 4 7 4 109 185 95 19 54 44 27 21 21 14 6 64 65 % 144 128 97 88 22 29 24 10 1 119 167 97 252 8 173 1 5 63 6 4 7 162 326 98 60 14 20 10 14 29 1 35 62 99- 52 11 11 2 11 8 28 1 35 65 100 16

TEHSIL:-I-JALORB & 2-AHORB

Uterate Bche- I3che- and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

~~ ~ r--A----.. ,-J---, ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) (11) (12) (13) (14) JOl Chandna P,Pw 5,788 281 315 1,371 690 681 171 194 100 99 57 6 102 Siyana'" H, D, Pw, Po. Lm 9,818 1,205 1,274 5,270 2,636 2,634 507 514 207 169 639 126 103 Adwara P,Pw 1,764 113 131 512 259 253 111 102 16 12 13 J :104 Akoli* M, Pw,Lm 7,106 363 403 1,853 967 886 138 144 89 86 144 28 105 Deldari P,Pw 3,330 140 187 940 495 445 169 158 4 2 49 2 106 Bibahar'" P,Pw 4,558 130 132 763 394 369 94 88 44 47 28 )07 Sumergarh P,Pw 2,153 110 110 569 286 283 2 3 24 2 )08 Sivna* P,Pw 5,570 148 239 1,083 533 550 134 115 29 31 59 5 109 Dewara Pw 1,784 75 75 370 198 172 3 110 Raipuriya P 4,210 220 265 1,126 536 590 114 lis 56 57 69 11 111 Kandar P 2,281 120 156 750 364 386 74 76 114 127 29 4

TEHSIL:-2-AHORE 1 Barwa Pw 8,508 105 135 680 355 325 85 60 21 18 28 6 2 Ghana* P, Pw, Po, Lm 9,207 ' 185 215 1,171 610 561 153 149 30 30 71 2 3 Reora Kalan P,Pw 2,936 70 76 440 232 208 37 34 21 21 26 1 4 Tormi P,Pw 2,464 25 26 153 76 77 17 21 21 21 6 1 5 Bankli* Pw 4,114 65 61 340 171 163 32 30 3S 28 22 6 Belri P,Pw 4,316 72 82 470 251 219 52 29 52 52 37 6 7 Goindla P,Pw 5,836 100 136 741 371 370 55 71 22 27 38 1 g Rama· P,Pw 13,320 306 342 1,869 976 893 157 ISO 249 197 106 11 9 Beejli P 3,259 42 47 337 178 159 44 56 4 3 7 .. 10 Bhonrda* P,Pw 9,874 199 211 1,249 638 611 74 86 113 6 11 Neelkanth P 3,968 94 96 511 266 245 72 67 31 12 Motisari 571 28 29 203 108 95 2 8 13 .. J3 Bala* P:Pw, Po, Lm 14,218 257 280 1.570 805 765 71 83 74 59 129 9 14 Kalonra Padar Pw 547 6 13 73 39 34 .. .. 15 Sugaliya Jodbao· Pw 3,640 61 68 378 189 189 35 35 7 10 12 16 Koruna Pw 3,189 54 60 372 200 112 46 37 3 3 16 17 Bhadrajoon* M, D, Pw, Po, Lm 16,088 431 483 2,493 1,311 1,182 167 136 444 404 217 is 18 Khera Dhanari 2,423 Unpopulated 19 Kuwarda Pw 2,252 74 71 389 192 197 19 17 26 20 Mohiwara'" P,Pw 3,954 95 110 660 359 301 84 81 35 21 Modi Tokariya 610 Unpopulated 22 Norwa* TIc, Po 4,033 138 238 1,211 614 597 124 132 6 7 127 5 23 Kundli Kw 1,206 15 19 95 48 41 2 24 Malgarh P,PW 8,453 122 150 782 414 368 226 171 60 14 25 Chanwarda 3,415 17 20 100 48 52 4 4 1 26 Dhudharmal @ 1,421 Unpopulated 27 Khera Suliya 512 Unpopulated 28 Rundmal P,Pw 4,828 48 55 408 229 179 26 27 34 29 Moolewa P,Pw 3,824 78 113 599 331 268 68 68 14 'S 31 30 Mahesbpura Pw 1,993 1 1 19 11 8 31 Chunda* P,Pw 2,330 198 206 1,103 572 531 136 118 117 117 55 4 32 Kishangarh P,Pw 3,425 74 105 662 343 319 45 47 31 33 Nimbla* P,Pw 6,397 189 223 1,280 666 614 141 131 54 50 11 10 34 B3.gunda Pw 1,410 30 39 214 118 96 7 S 13 11 9 35 Bami 2,293 36 45 231 111 120 10 9 IS 9 11 - @ Alias Khera Bamri 17

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORlCEltS NON- WORKERS Total workers Code (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X No.

~ ~ ,...--'---, ....---A-~ ,.-.-A---., ,....---A----, ~ ~ r--A----,~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (19 (15 ) (16) (171 (18) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30} (31) (321 (33) \34) (35) (36) (1) 428 174 309 126 50 5 10 32 3 1 3 24 39 262 507 101 !,36! 553 657 259 159 66 26 39 115 59 32 2 34- 9 170 15 13 .••• 155 1041,275 2,081 102 157 2 56 46 40 2 1 7 7 102 251 103 523 48 347 6 24 8 1 58 13 13 41 3 32 24 444 838 104 315 86 198 64 46 2 7 2 48 12 1 5 10 6 180 359 105 231 117 _ 172 105 17 8 39 4 2 163 252 106 181 124 150 97 23 24 6 3 2 -105 159 107 310 10 193 1 60 8 46 I 1 9 223 540 108 117 33 52 47 30 17 3 1 81 139 109 323 19 199 12 50 45 5 17 12 2 213 571 110 230 9 94 107 6 1 25 2 2 .. 134 377 111

211 156 192 156 .. ' 14 3 2 144 169 1 352 273 312 270 2 5 21 2 2 6 4 258 288 2 136 124 118 116 1 16 8 1 96 84 3 47 43 30 29 12 10 4 4 1 29 34 4 113 63 75 59 10 1 9 3 2 6 64 100 5 158 107 106 92 3 7 6 17 3 25 4 93 112 6 194 154 164 131 9 7 3 14 16 2 11 2 177 216 7 569 430 466 168 56 253 18 8 3 19 7 407 463 8 101 83 94 77 5 6 2 77 76 9 369 306 318 297 2 17 2 2 24 2 6 4 269 305 10 158 146 137 133 2 3 16 11 ]08 99 11 65 42 64 42 1 43 53 12 483 363 401 321 18 29 40 13 13 11 322 402 13 26 5 21 2 5 3 13 29 14 120 102 105 91 15 11 69 87 15 122 89 114 84 2 6 2 2 1 78 83 16 663 453 493 431 16 3 6 41 9 14 32 1 60 9 648 729 17 Unpopulated 18 94 5 94 5 98 192 19 222 176 177 129 13 23 30 24 2 137 125 20 Unpopulaeed 21 326 253 272 215 41 38 2 11 288 344 22 25 9 20 7 2 5 23 38 23 243 159 181 88 28 69 8 9 1 14 2 171 209 24 30 13 22 11 4 1 2 2 18 39 25 Unpopulated 26 Unpopulated 27 127 93 93 78 6 23 15 1 4 102 86 28 203 151 IS4 139 18 12 1 128 Il7 29 6 3 6 3 5 5 30 317 146 199 68 50 74 37 4 4 15 1 2 9 255 218 385 31 6 206 6 9 2 1 125 313 32 390 299 325 260 24 IS 34 14 6 1 7 276 3lS 33 64 33 56 30 8 3 54 63 69 (il 34 56 53 3 2 10 6 42 59 35 18

TEHSIL :-2-A HORE

Literate Sche- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

...... A.. r-"---. r------"------. r----"---, r--"---. ~ ...... ____.._____, ~ ~ r-~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 36 Nosra '" P, Pw, Po 9,056 232 277 1,433 n9 694 179 206 86 67 140 24 37 Khambi Pw 2,717 9 11 46 23 23 17 14 4 38 Aipura '" P,Pw 3,032 184 192 996 528 468 85 66 88 74 40 6 39 Baori P,Tk 4,046 144 170 828 ··1.;3 415 42 41 74 ~O Sand an P,Pw 2,340 94 106 548 292 256 60 38 36 25 23 2 41 Bhawrani '" M, D, V, Pw, Po 14,617 427 544 • 3,029 1,574 1,455 241 218 82 70 145 3 42 Raithal * P,Pw 14,197 316 371 2,138 1,086 1,052 85 76 96 92 142 1 43 Panwa Pw 1,634 96 101 592 304 288 29 19 57 53 25 10 44 Odwara P,Pw ·4,391 110 202 1,031 527 504 68 61 19 13 14 3 45 Debawas ,.. P,Pw,Lm 8,681 217 267 1,468 733 735 148 137 22 20 98 17 46 Sarana P,Pw 5,495 209 227 1,278 630 648 172 161 11 5 54 1 41 Vediya * P,Pw 4,461 96 132 717 371 346 93 69 24 30 16 1 48 Chhangari Pw 2,967 58 75 411 221 190 29 23 24 16 3 49 Kotra P,Pw 2,272 63 82 488 258 230 84 65 44 1 50 Ajeetpura P,Pw 2,722 84 109 606 318 288 43 35 40 22 24 2 51 Doodiya Pw 2,245 . 37 54 251 129 122 24 23 7 7 5 52 Gudarama P,Pw 3,453 72 80 378 206 172 65 57 15 12 33 4 53 sankhwali '" P,Pw 7,971 328 359 2,033 1,029 1,004 118 109 146 129 140 5 54 Tarwara P,Pw 3,030 52 79 405 217 188 54 32 64 45 6 1 55 P::mchota P,Pw 6,471 242 307 1,577 840 737 105 109 425 353 57 9 56 Vardara P,Pw 2,839 201 215 1,003 495 508 105 94 108 85 94 22 57 Sugaliya Sindhlan Pw 2,080 12 14 84 50 34 7 3 20 12 3 58 Kanwla of' P,Pw 8,824 241 ,42 1,716 915 801 215 200 214 196 74 5 59 Gudha Indarpura P,Pw 2,507 140 ]67 812 441 371 68 55 47 44 35 5 60 Rodla * P,Pw,Po 4,950 245 280 1,387 741 646 133 100 194 166 87 13 61 Bhooti .. M 2.973 350 369 1,950 996 954 151 159 6 6 203 19 62 Keral Pw 756 22 27 148 73 75 7 1 63 Narwana Pw 1.072 55 60 297 155 142 27 31 31 28 16 64 Manpura Pw 714 14 19 86 49 37 21 15 5 65 Kawrada * P,Pw 3,fi62 318 373 1,726 849 877 169 159 29 23 194 52 66 .. M, D, Pw, Po, Lm -1,460 464 495 2,447 1,236 1,211 204 190 36 28 354 127 67 Ukharda Tm\v 1,481 42 48 246 117 129 26 30 6 68 Akonrapadar P,Pw 1,730 44 87 461 226 235 17 16 15 8 7 69 Mandla P,Pw 2,258 50 67 295 146 149 29 28 54 47 7 70 Jogawa . Pw 3,118 68 84 488 252 2j6 75 77 12 6 9 71 Jaitpura Pw {,744 <)2 80 436 226 210 68 61 21 20 9 72 Kamba * P,Pw 11,982 138 179 976 514 462 125 IlO 9 6 31 73 Bagotra Pw 1,442 7 9 51 26 25 3 74 Samooja P,Pw 4915 145 165 931 471 460 95 101 36 40 38 4 75 Sedariya Koopawatan Pw i,032 32 49 269 144 125 5 3 8 7 10 2 76 Meethri P,Pw 4.692 124 144 832 441 391 42 41 55 47 17 2 77 Deoki * P, Pw 3.398 84 103 620 316 304 41 41 1 53 6 78 Sapni Pw 635 21 25 155 86 69 12 9 1 5 79 Bokra Pw 3,000 84 90 557 308 249 79 63 5 3 25 80 Soorpura Pw 949 28 31 166 87 79 30 27 2 81 Daisu P,Pw 3.514 75 100 472 231 241 39 49 5 5 28 7 82 Badanwari * P,Pw,Po 3,537 209 265 1,289 616 613 129 1?2 73 54 150 60 83 Ratanpura 538 14 17 112 53 59 7 4 4 84 Sankarna ,.. P,Pw ~,829 299 382 1,782 910 872 149 147 45 34 179 6 85 Bichhawari . Pw 816 58 69 352 167 185 43 38 1 1 20 1 19

aURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACr

WORKERS NON- WORKEI\S Total workers Code (I-IX) II III IV V VI VII VlII IX X No.

~ r--"----. ,...---"--""""l ~ r----"-----. ~ ~ ~ r--A---.. r----"--""""l~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M FM F

(IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (I)

416 334 352 297 18 14 26 22 5 14 323 360 36 12 8 9 6 3 2 11 15 37 274 112 243 92 11 15 5 ... 12 5 :I 254 356 38 224 164 205 163 1 2 8 3 5 189 251 39 170 80 161 69 3 4 6 4 2 122 176 40

860 581 780 555 16 15 12 6 3 5 32 2 15 714 874 41 620 376 585 350 23 20 10 4 1 2 1 466 676 42 165 124 148 115 6 8 7 4 I 139 164 43 324 306 295 296 5 7 II 2 6 5 3 203 198 44 406 274 340 254 10 5 7 25 6 6 2S 2 327 461 45 357 105 324 93 12 8 2 17 2 2 1 273 543 46 204 108 171 98 I 2 3 23 1 1 7 4 167 238 47 159 110 132 88 15 20 12 2 62 80 48 158 125 150 118 5 5 3 2 100 105 49 183 157 148 124 12 13 4 3 18 17 I 135 131 50

81 70 53 12 20 56 3 2 5 ._._ 48 52 51 132 90 105 76 11 11 15 3 1 74 82 52 577 430 417 381 20 8 72 13 6 12 1 50 27 452 574 53 134 79 113 67 11 9 4 2 2 4 I 83 109 54 517 361 462 303 47 56 6 2 2 323 376 55

265 153 185 127 19 IS 34 10 20 6 230 355 56 32 10 25 10 3 4 18 24 57 537 204 446 161 41 22 4 3 34 18 3 9 378 597 58 240 105 174 98 17 2 2 27 1 18 5 201 266 59 402 137 260 128 53 1 47 13 29 8 339 509 60

519 47 404 42 20 31 2 6 38 19 2 477 907 61 42 6 29 o 9 4 .. 31 69 62 87 36 ~9 26 4 17 2 4 6 11 3 68 106 63 23 2 18 2 .. 5 26 35 64 466 206 319 199 32 7 24 5 5 42 2 35 2 383 671 65 581 173 297 66 36 16 18 98 55 9 6 87 52 12 655 1,038 66 61 38 11 10 2 56 129 67 127 70 32 25 99 235 68 72 46 17 9 .. 74 149 69 137 48 115 45 8 3 2 10 2 • c 115 188 70 118 30 78 25 25 5 3 11 108 180 71 319 27 288 27 13 17 195 435 72 20 15 20 15 6 10 73 265 159 208 95 29 48 25 16 2 1 206 301 74 92 63 74 49 8 7 10 7 52 62 75 286 119 235 99 20 15 26 5 2 3 155 272 76 198 152 164 132 18 12 7 8 9 118 152 77 56 29 46 29 4 6 30 40 78 168 9G 140 82 10 2 4 11 5 3 140 159 79 52 42 52 42 .. 35 37 80 161 72 124 58 13 17 3 7 11 70 169 81 340 253 256 226 31 22 16 2 28 9 3 276 420 82 34 ,18 29 16 2 2 1 2 19 41 83 546 33 380 30 34 54 4 74 3 364 839 84 98 63 67 43 2 3 15 6 14 II 69 122 85 10

TUISR:-2-AHORB & 308ANCHORB

Utcrate Sche- Sche- and t.:ode Area in Occupied House- duled duled educa~ No_ Villago Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persOIli

,-A------" ,----"-----, r--"------. ~ ~-----.. ~ ,...-----"------, ~ P M F M F M F M F

(I) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (l2) (13) (14) 86 Godhan * P,Pw 4,240 200 262 1,264 620 644 98 98 96 92 112- 28 87 Bhainswara * P,Pw,Lm 2,086 305 367 1,687 848 839 220 201 28 24 176 32 88 Ahore* M, D, V, Pw, Po,To 6,902 1,167 . 1,326 5,817 2,913 2,904 376 335 40 38 1,134 341 89 Khara P,Pw 3,625 118 132 732 389 343 91 84 10 15 10 90 Charli* P,Pw 3,469 286 320 1,556 783 773 192 171 72 60 151 21 91 Dayalpura P,PW 1,771 266 312 1,449 , 691 758 185 158 56 52 208 48 92 Madri* Pw ..13,820 176 218 1,027 v 498 529 79 87 35 38 20 2 93 Gangawa P,Pw 643 111 143 692 370 322 70 60 27 22 26 94 Guda Balotao· H,D, Pw 3,332 594 711 3,080 1,508 1,572 399 386 100 64 537 80 95 Bithura* P,Pw 3,040 133 152 849 433 416 119 119 38 27 31 1 96 Thumba P,Pw 2,196 155 162 807 416 391 70 71 122 100 57 3 97 Padarli* M,Po 5,585 373 394 1,930 991 939 112 104 77 67 199 14 98 lora P,Pw 2,290 100 109 599 334 265 28 25 37 21 25 99 Ummedpur* P, Pw, Lm 289 102 106 431 205 226 30 34 12 12 67 28 100 Morti 't 2S 25 104 53 51 3 5 43 40 3 101 Moru Pw 1,602 184 187 842 460 382 95 67 85 71 43 2 102 Agwari* P,Pw, Po, LIn 3,576 530 552 2,481 1,200 1,281 229 240 174 170 327 95 103 Kuada Pw 764 102 105 468 255 213 82 75 24 31 16 2 104 Thanwala* P,Pw 3,585 324 359 1,722 859 863 142 141 104 86 120 15 105 Sanwara Pw 1,596 96 110 621 337 284 67 58 90 73 20 1 106 Bhagli Purohitao Pw 1,790 67 77 369 201 168 35 52 52 14 11 107 Un* P,Pw 3,397 155 178 908 468 440 95 78 21 22 16 108 Kaniwara Pw 1,367 39 47 244 131 113 75 56 18 18 21 109 Rajanwari Pw 2,124 21 23 119 59 60 3 3 3 110 Pandugaran Pw 3,151 53 58 338 169 169 50 53 20 23 5 1 I I Cheeparwara P,Pw 3,843 82 127 664 329 335 82 83 61 57 8 112 Budtara P,Pw 3,359 84 128 574 308 266 65 62 62 44 18 .. 113 Chanwarcha· P,Pw 3,584 152 197 816 378 438 77 14 45 49 54 I 114 * M, D, Pw,Po 6,496 673 870 3,738 1,845 1,893 389 314 200 171 379 85 115 Dodiyali* Pw 5,722 184 197 882 465 417 70 72 273 235 41 10 116 Pachanwa ·Pw 1,096 25 25 136 67 69 19 18 1 1 117 Malpura Pw 1,284 69 75 383 202 18t 42 27 83 72 19 1 118 Bedana P,Pw 2,886 209 222 1,075 560 SIS 118 70 141 109 52 3 119 Sugaliya Balotao Pw 772 58 59 226 126 100 26 21 58 41 9 1 120 Sedariya Balotan -Pw 2,319 210 222 1,000 496 S04 105 121 101 74 106 19 121 Paota* M,Pw 2,269 217 240 1,079 536 543 143 139 59 45 100 18 122 Rasiyawa5 p·,Pw 1,974 123 157 728 384 344 76 60 103 87 60 2 123 Alawa P,Pw 3,234 97 98 446 243 203 79 69 60 57 36 7 124 PaJasiya Pw 1,747 95 100 504 255 249 38 33 67 66 21 TEHslI :-3-SANCHORE I Khamrai 4,243 68 72 442 235 2CJT 13 10 16 14 20 2 Doongri* P,Pw 8,671 154 162 1,051 554 497 84 80 9 11 107 4 3 lalberi Pw 2,561 61 63 317 179 138 28 26 42 34 13 4 Sayar-ka-Kosita Pw 4,285 45 50 252 141 111 11 8 43 46 13 5 Sensawa Kw 5,685 96 104 6()6 326 280 47 54 4 4 12 6 Agrawa P,Pw 6,203 105 112 592 327 265 86 60 12 11 34 2 7 Duthwa* P,Pw 17,068 346 379 1,860 1,003 857 164 145 139 109 SO 8 Tampi P,Pw 8,542 190 190 1,010 554 456 17 9 Arwa P,Pw 5,650 57 67 343 201 142 32 10 Bairiya Pw 3,720 52 63 406 207 199 C} 'I 16 t- Included in Code No-:-99- 21

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON- r------~------__.WORUR8 Total workers Cod. (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X No.

~r--"----.r-"--.r--""--.,..--.-.A.--..~,_....,....___.r__A___,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

(15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (2 t) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (3 t) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 386 73 281 59 17 8 40 4 1 32 2 .• 15 .. 234 571 86 484 194 185 94 54 11 71 31 14 7 .. 4S 1 4 •• 93 68 364 64S 87 1.417 618 516 349 66 25 6 204 94 15 6 1 290 8 18 .. 296 140 1,496 2,286 88 221 135 175 125 23 9 21 2 1 168 208 89 412 159 263 106 77 9 6 .. 66 44 371 614 90

338 237 155 147 57 5 4 38 11 10 31 3 .. 42 72 353 521 91 273 127 228 125 11 1 28 2 2 1 2 225 402 92 217 6 132 30 2 32 13 .. 10 4 153 316 93 706 63 163 24 6J 11 22 75 6 45 16 148 3 .• 173 21 802 1,509 94 257 196 183 168 35 25 1 38 3 176 220 95 241 42 145 37 58 29 5 7 2 175 349 96 513 305 341 234 24 19 15 4 55 38 2 55 2 20 8 478 634 97 192 155 153 126 8 7 24 16 5 6 2 142 110 98 123 43 36 8 16 3{ 18 I 4 23 2 .. 24 3 82 183 99 34 26 14 9 13 16 5 1 1 1 19 25 100 269 145 182 82 S3 48 4 22 5 1 1 10 6 191 237 101 637 175 291 67 46 2 3 32 82 19 17 2 36 3 54 5 .. 103 50 563 1,106 102 129 70 57 23 18 14 9 10 24 20 15 2 4 3 126 143 103 5J2 317 328 256 48 54 27 15 19 .. 48 34 347 546 104 185 62 99 36 18 2S 4 48 22 152 222 lOS 121 64 51 50 20 .. 2 . . 8 14 80 104 106 245 9 III 97 9 6 10 .. 21 .. 223 431 107 74 38 63 38 4 7 57 75 10& 38 8 19 14 8 5 21 52 109 116 50 85 41 14 11 9 9 50 119 110 195 95 166 9S 3 11 15 134 240 III 192 87 152 85 8 25 2 1 6 116 179 112 211 184 132 IS2 25 2 1 30 8 2 20 23 167 254 113 1.000 365 434 290 99 19 21 13 152 28 63 7 3 2 107 2 119 6 845 1,528 114 266 59 158 38 54 5 10 31 2 2 2 .. 19 3 199 358 11S 36 8 15 3 I 5 5 13 2 31 61 116 110 92 6S 69 24 10 3 1 12 10 4 2 2 92 89 117 335 201 228 149 51 33 36 19 3 14 3 225 314 11& 82 3 54 2 8 9 3 8 1 44 97 119 292 71 167 4 S2 64 1 40 26 7 2 204 433 J20 309 29 195 11 17 2 10 50 5 2 2 18 .. 23 3 227 514 206 127 104 24 121 158 23 14 2 1 7 178 217 122 122 50 7S S 28 42 1 8 1 6 3 1 121 129 36 109 23 153 123 20 13 .. 126 213 124

152 71 140 68 2 4 2 3 2 83 136 I 340 314 294 281 40 33 5 1 117 100 112 97 3 3 214 183 2 1 1 62 38 3 SS 72 47 68 6 4 2 232 165 223 158 8 7 86 39 4 1 94 115 S 164 113 143 105 6 8 5 .. 7 3 163 579 385 534 374 21 S 152 6- 8 7 2 9 3 1 424 472 7 :156 202 334 195 3 8 4 12 2 138 90 138 90 .. . 198 254 & 113 43 95 40 2 3 . 63 52 9 5 5 6 94 156 I() 22

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Literate Scbe- Bche- and Code Area in Occupied Ho~e. duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

,..-A-, r--"---. ,.--""'____ ~ r------'------. r----"----. r----A-~~ P M F M F M F M F {IJ (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (]O) ( 11) (12) (13) (]4 ) 11 Raipur 3,104 35 35 201 III 90 12 Kalji-ki-Beri 5,009 55 64 299 169 130 26 19 I 13 Bhimgira* 2,268 52 58 381 210 171 24 21 7 14 Surachand* P,Pw 13,798 227 236 1,204 627 577 200 182 61 3 15 NimbaJ 2,941 69 73 38r> 219 167 22 17 8 16 Paola Kw 1,295 26 26 102 48 54 5 17 Phogarwa 324 6 6 18 II 7 18 soontri* P,Pw 4,641 152 153 592 327 .265 95 81 21 19 Bhawatrajor @ t Unpopulated 20 Kw 4,420 71 71 282 150 132 30 24 2 21 Me1awas 1,398 1 3 11 5 6 1 1 .. 22 Khejaryali'" P 18,587 259 267 1,328 725 603 188 182 43 23 Rankhar 18,011 Unp 0 pulated 24 Akodiya 26,102 49 49 215 126 89 8 7 3 25 Ridka Kw 3,628 28 28 135 75 60 13 15 9 26 Bhawatra P, Po, Lm 4,716 52 58 231 129 102 31 24 46 2 27 Joradar 13,542 69 71 332 179 tS3 83 74 3 28 Maodali {i,501 23 23 129 66 63 26 25 4 29 Bhatki P 11,366 166 167 758 387 ::m 61 77 10 6 10 30 Dheengpura 3,031 50 50 253 141 112 35 24 4 3] BaIera P 3,003 78 92 373 209 164 11 10 S 6 36 32 Baranwa P 5,011 104 104 369 201 168 10 15 19 IS 17 33 Khasarvi Pw 5,858 78 78 432 221 .211 34 41 3 34 Bhatwas Kw 1,093 33 33 162 84 18 I 3S Medha Kw 2,134 16 16 62 30 32 I 36 Bhadrun Kw 1,191 11 ] 1 38 19 19 I 37 Galifa* Pw 8,251 135 136 635 326 309 14 38 Martawa .. 1.324 19 19 81 44 37 . . 39 Hotigaon* P,Pw 7,663 187 189 891 478 413 201 184 11 8 44 3 40 Silosan Pw 1,369 40 43 347 190 157 21 25 22 41 Chitalwana* P, D, pw, Po,Lm 18,955 465 564 3,066 l,b08 1,458 157 144 34 24 268 10 42 Keriya* P,D,Pw,Po 21,668 586 607 3,481 1,905 1,576 264 259 44 36 277 8 43 Charnim Pw 2,424 77 81 455 231 224 64 <>6 59 39 21 1 44- Ranodar* P,Pw 9,028 208 217 1,040 570 470 20 16 8 7 52 3 45 Melawas Pw 1,307 37 38 214 108 106 25 25 46 Gura Hema* M,Kw 10,240 269 312 1,669 871 798 169 146 31 24 167 6 47 Dhamawas Kw 1,866 45 66 356 184 )72 15 21 12 Intada* P, Pw 3,552 76 SO 429 230 199 17 17 4 6 30 3 48 12 49 Tantra Pw 1,885 62 fl2 272 149 123 7 7 10 13 I 50 Rarnpura Kw 1,870 39 39 210 114 96 9 9 5 7 5 51 Barnal Pw 1,543 44 44 231 120 111 15 20 3 5 9 52 Ankhol P,Pw 3,232 75 84 473 238 235 29 20 35 31 26 2 53 Jodhawas P, Pw 4,699 122 128 721 387 334 44 45 3 54 Nimbau· Pw 3,332 74 95 532 314 218 37 31 20 15 4 55 Ihab* P,D.Pw, Lm 6,458 291 380 1,932 1,039 893 167 146 83 59 293 18 Borli Kw 2,609 73 73 350 179 171 24 25 9 56 31 42 57 8eli P,Kw 5,068 117 117 688 357 331 's 3 19 ... 58 Taitrol Pw 3,774 113 120 5S1 286 265 31 35 5 3 13 S9 Padarli Pw 1,432 49 49 300 154 146 29 60 Siwara P,Pw 6,025 160 192 1,206 649 557 9 6 88 61 129 8 @ Alias sar~arpura. t Included in Code No. 26 23

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON- ~ WORKERS Total workers Code (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X No. r---'----I ~ r---'----> r---'----. ....--A...... ---, ,....-.-A--, ,---"---, r--...... _, ~-, ,...--J'----, r--..A...--, ,,--A-~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (1) (32) eB) (34) ( 35) (36) 1 86 47 86 41 6 25 43 11 106 72 106 71 63 58 12 135 85 116 76 12 9 5 2 75 86 13 387 35 238 17 68 3 15 3 56 7 13 240 542 14 121 56 98 56 17 3 3 98 III 15 32 18 20 18 12 16 36 16 6 (j 5 7 17 208 49 175 46 4 2 21 1 4 4 119 216 18 Unpopulated 19 82 4 79 2 2 2 68 128 20 2 2 3 6 21 397 21 333 4 32 10 14 4 4 2 3 9 2 328 582 22 U npopu/ ated 23 85 3 56 3 2 27 41 86 24 49 3 37 1 3 2 I 6 2 26 57 25 88 27 69 27 2 10 7 41 7S 26 113 53 92 53 6 15 66 100 27 36 4 33 2 2 3 30 59 28 250 228 244 222 5 6 1 .. 137 143 29 83 57 72 55 2 2 8 1 58 55 30 127 86 95 79 4 6 7 2 16 4 82 78 31 125 17 108 16 3 14 76 151 32 ]20 107 117 107 2 101 104 33 64 67 55 62 9 5 20 11 34 24 17 22 17 6 15 35

19 19 18 19 36 239 222 235 222 3 1 .. 87 87 37 27 24 20 16 7 7 17 13 38 321 184 259 164 20 11 () 12 4 5 g 8 4 157 229 39 117 70 101 61 9 9 7 73 87 40 975 &14 753 703 67 54 6 41 38 6 3 51 11 .. 39 16 633 644 41 1,125 788 1,094 784 5 2 9 10 2 7 780 788 42 129 77 l13 70 13 7 3 .. 102 147 43 393 327 373 317 14 8 4 .." I 177 143 44 56 56 52 106 45 462 218 393 212 18 2 14 16 3 8 9 2 409 580 46 112 87 102 84 5 3 2 2 72 85 47 122 90 119 90 3 108 109 48 95 61 92 61 3 54 62 49 .77 58 61 57 16 37 38 50 76 51 .73 48 I 2 2 44 60 51 164 143 161 143 3 74 92 52 269 208 269 208 118 126 53 166 99 161 97 1 4 2 148 119 54 593 119 357 96 49 5 19 6 31 9 130 3 7 446 774 55 168 157 157 150 11 3 4 11 14 56 292 267 285 256 3 2 3 9 1 65 64 57 248 210 235 210 12 .. 1 38 55 58 95 66 82 55 7 7 3 4 3 59 80 59 386 228 384 228 1 1 263 :29 60 24

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Literate Sche- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House. duIed duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

,.A., ..A.---,. ..A..--.., ,_-"-.., ,_.A--,. ,_.... , ,-..A.--,. ,.--.A---; ,--..A----, P M F M F M F M F

(I) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14} 61 Jbotra P,Pw 3,236 128 128 700 369 331 51 57 67 4 62 Dawal* P,Pw 5,139 198 201 1,358 740 618 81 79 106 63 Sangarwa P,Kw 2,044 87 97 512 270 242 16 15 39 64 Ratanpura Pw 2,100 107 III 467 255 212 41 30 27 65 Hindwara Kw 2,430 71 71 328 173 155 19 13 6 66 Gomi Pw 2,020 46 46 210 124 86 44 29 19 67 Ratora P, Tmw, Pw 3,675 50 50 305 161 144 41 42 6 7 29 68 Isrol Pw 3,865 100 100 437 243 194 62 46 2 69 Hadecha* P,Pw,Po, Lm 4,243 280 281 1,657 861 796 123 103 40 23 287 2 70 Kachhela Kw 2,855 103 103 578 300 278 110 121 10 71 Bagsari Pw 1,908 64 64 342 180 162 66 56 18 72 Janvi* Pw 2,224 120 135 780 383 397 61 57 17 14 64 73 Kesoori P,Kw 4,731 145 146 799 421 378 79 69 33 2 74 Naldhara 3,186 75 86 428 228 200 75 59 7 9 10 75 Bhawana Kw 2,690 55 56 346 174 172 42 45 9 76 Sarwana* P,Lm 7,338 175 195 982 550 432 60 56 75 1 77 Bank 2,128 92 95 512 260 252 148 159 3 78 Dantiya P 4,169 145 146 757 392 365 83 75 34 4 79 Suthana Kw 1,826 54 54 288 161 127 33 31 5 1 80 Jaisla Kw 777 31 31 184 90 94 11 10 6 81 Achalpura* P,Pw 5,6\JO 204 200 1,148 582 566 131 lIS 18 18 27 4 82 Bichhawari* P,Pw 9,581 297 300 1,837 949 888 184 190 48 48 116 3 83 Chhajjara Pw 2,747 87 91 572 294 278 27 27 27 22 18 .. 84 Basanchohan Pw 2,289 85 86 482 250 232 29 9 12 24 8 1 85 Bawarla'" P,Pw 4,631 158 158 901 446 455 52 44 58 '.:. 86 Dadosan P,Pw 3,876 140 140 809 454 355 54 37 40 87 Amli P,Pw 5,024 155 155 840 437 403 69 66 11 9 60 2 88 PaIn P,PW 6,482 154 154 856 430 426 8 7 1 1 42 89 Baranpuri Pw 460 4 10 50 24 26 20 20 2 90 P,Pw 2,690 125 126 772 400 372 84 76 19 18 68 3 91 Jakhal· P, Pw, Lm 3,643 193 235 1,385 740 645 304 276 5 3 141 1 92 Parawa* P,Pw 4,061 140 142 993 522 471 107 84 14 15 59 5 93 Malwara P,Pw 2,638 111 126 758 388 370 113 125 26 94 Akoli* P,Pw 4,522 87 89 617 328 289 15 12 25 25 3 95 Khirodi . P,PW 4,983 106 119 623 321 296 11 10 22 22 21 2 96 Karawari Pw 3,282 121 112 721 380 341 50 36 25 97 Bharkuwa 833 5 5 51 28 23 98 Hariyali* P, Tmw,Pw 7,109 185 206 1,527 810 717 182 165 29 26 98 1 99 Chora* P,Pw 6,739 218 219 1,331 699 632 130 122 7 8 88 9 100 Bhadruna P, Tmw,Kw 7,166 158 158 939 499 440 29 30 33 40 21 '::.1 101 Mooli Pw 5,754 109 146 799 427 372 98 78 .-. 12 102 Deora· P,Pw,Lm 7,188 217 256 1,418 763 655 91 80 31 27 22 103 Bhootel B 3,191 48 74 498 254 244 15 25 33 31 6 104 Jelatra' P,Pw 4,347 141 141 821 434 387 59 56 45 105 Pamana P,Pw 6,637 150 150 868 466 402 61 52 35 36 30 106 Maru Khera + 68 69 400 207 193 107 Binjrol* PPw 5,016 131 142 790 401 389 30 27 30 35 27 108 Liyadara P,Pw 1,957 53 67 442 231 211 14 14 21 24 44 109 Jai.rol P,Pw 2,311 60 82 436 223 213 17 22 25 17 24 110 Arnai· P,l>w 9,855 333 340 2,177 1,179 998 123 102 41 32 IS6 15 flnclUded in Code No. 130 RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON­ ...., WORKERS Total workers Code­ (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x No.

~ r---"---o M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M FMFM F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 232 129 103 137 331 61 434 335 407 32S 6 S 9 8 '4 1 3 306 283 62 159 111 141 111 15 3 111 131 63 172 66 162 40 8 26 2 83 146 64 97 2 97 2 76 153 65 70 10 48 3 17 7 5 54 76 66 101 12 87 5 12 6 2 60 132 67 169 9 155 1 14 8 74 185 68 465 127 245 112 4 1 11 34 12 9 2 158 4 .. 396 669 69 174 110 174 105 5 ._.

116 77 92 57 5 6 13 5 13 '0' 1 1 64 85 71 225 158 184 138 20 8 9 7 6 5 2 4 158 239 72 9 6 185 236 180 202 168 6 '.' .. ' .. , 13 11 198 73 138 123 137 123 ._. 1 90 77 74 119 56 115 54 3 2 ..::. 55 116 75 334 249 296 248 4 2 12 20 216 183 76 171 120 167 119 2 2 89 132 77 240 187 223 183 1 10 3 6 1 152 178 78 110 57 105 56 4 1 51 70 79 S3 50 51 50 2 37 44 80 354 292 324 266 9 20 11 3 .. 6 2 4 228 274 81 605 449 555 429 15 3 21 16 2 J 5 7 .. 344 439 82 159 146 150 146 6 1 2 135 132 83 144 115 139 113 2 3 2 106 117 84 250 254 241 247 2 6 2 1 4 1 196 201 85 292 224 280 218 7 6 2 .. I 1 162 131 86 259 220 233 207 5 3 .. 16 8 2 3 2 .. 178 183 87 261 200 226 194 8 21 6 4 1 169 226 88 13 11 7 11 6 11 15 89 205 190 190 190 11 4 195 182 90 404 248 351 242 1 2 1 18 4 28 5 .. 336 397 91 318 231 262 190 5 8 19 20 25 13 5 2 204 240 92 215 33 194 28 4 3 392 3 2 173 337 93 246 206 246 206 .. 828394 206 166 187 162 3 2 13 2 1 1 121 130 95

238 180 230 175 2 2 3 2 2 1 142 161 % 12 11 12 11 16 12 97 449 205 388 201 12 1 13 26 3 10 361 512 98 454 185 379 161 16 26 5 44 8 245 447 99 276 180 257 180 12 6 1 223 260 100 253 183 249 181 2 1 .. 1 1 1 174 189 101 422 161 389 158 1 1 10 2 20 2 341 494 102 146 113 144 111 2 2 108 131 103 246 179 231 174 3 1 3 4 3 3 2 188 208 104 266 163 259 163 3 4 200 239 105 133 76 124 70 11 6 .. 72 117 106 227 168 202 1.58 9 7 12 3 2 2 174 221 107 131 95 124 95 7 100 116 108 140 86 123 86 13 .. 4 ,.' 83 127 109 642 313 '567 297 4 38 7 19 14 9 537 685 ItO 26

TEHSIL:-3-SANCHORE

Literate Sche- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons , __..A.- __, ,-"--, ,----"---, ,--"----, ,-..J.---, ,---"---, ,--"--- ,--"---, r-A -, r-..J--., P M F M F M: F M F (1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1O) (1) (12) (13) (14) lIi Balana Pw 1,020 33 33 203 104 99 8 2 " 9 112 Dhanta'" P. Pw 4,376 .121 ., 126 748 384 364 54 55 13 16 47 3 113 Dangra Pw 2,509 86 93. 547 262 285 58 47 16 14 15 114 Karola* P,V,Pw 6,548 219 280 1,629 841 788 166 139 7 g 105 3 115 Dhamana* P,Pw 3,609 128 . 174 996 519 477 3 3 4 2 85 7 116 Kamalpnra Pw 1,466 40 50 297 155 142 62 49 7 117 Sidhesar P, Pw 1,801 77 77 450 246 204 15 11 8 7 16 118 Dabhal1: P,Pw 6,043 231 238 1,401 684 7\1 47 53 22 28 44 11 119 Keelwa P, Pw 4,037 139 141 794 412 382 89 89 22 4 120 Bhadwal* .P, Pw 4,233 177 190 1,067 542 525 53 46 35 34 52 121 Dhoorwa Pw 915 37 38 226 124 102 40 33 .:. 13 122 Dadla @ Pw 1,593 . 56 57 330 180 150 35 34 '. 12 123 Siloo .Kw 2,714 66 .. 69 427 219 . 208 23 22 20 16 2 124 Kod P,Pw 3,356 ,.114 .. 126. 730 359 371· 24 34 61 53 29 3 125 Gola~an* .P,Pw 6,049 197 205 1,099 555 544 89 8t 73 73 40 3 126 Gardali P,Pw 2,540 63 72 433 223 210 21 47 60 12 50 127 Pratappura P,Pw 1,866 69 85 426 209 217 28 21 5 3 21 128 Paharpura P,Pw 2,215 115 116 661 335 326 76 65 12 19 5 129 Agar Pw 2,207 66 67 455 233 222 59 55 3 130 Sanchore* H,D,V,Pw,Po, Lm 9,732 1,035 1,076 5,538 2,966 2,572 401 335 94 85 1,240 197 l3l Jaj()san Pw 1,204 57 57 301 167 134 52 51 24 9 2 132 Lachheri Pw 1,215 48 48 304 161 .. 143 52 48 2 133 FaIlla Pw 898 35 37 254 125 129 10 12 12 134 Hadetar* P,Pw 3,434 108 119 725 371 354 166 177 3 1 53 135 Nagolari Pw 720 19 19 99 60 39 .. 3 136 Pur* P,Pw 11,522 459 460 2,757 1,498 1,259 108 100 65 55 187 2 137 Bodha P,Pw 2,708 105 105 626 335 291 21 17 3 1 46 2 138 Khara P,Pw 7,100 269 269 1,671 878 793 33 27 63 66 109 2 139 Meerpura P,Pw 2,948 98 114 817 444 373 29 28 " 22 140 Gundau* P,Pw,Po 11,652 446 466 2,686 1,420 1,266 63 61 38 35 115 3 141 Sarnau* p.Pw 5,759 166 199 1,626 874 752 63 48 4 12 137 2 142 Danta P,Pw 4,096 130 140 646 343 303 14 8 70 143 Kantoi Pw 2,355 64 64 405 209 196 41 49 13 7 4 144 Mera Pw 4,528 94 102 600 319 281 86 74 23 22 12 145 Pathmera 391 44 45 314 159 155 4 3 2 146 Badsam Pw 3,506 75 83 451 254 197 57 41 3 7 1 147 Paladar P,Pw 3,591 90 113 634 343 29i 55 41 32 31 33 1 148 Beerol* .P,PW 7,444 230 241 1,332 657 675 138 149 51 75 29 5 149 Luniyasar P,Pw 4,057 116 118 643 327 316 55 60 38 36 23 150 Nainol* Pw 3,394 91 91 507 250 . 257' 21 27 4 5 8 151 Tetrol 170 Unp.pulated 152 Panchla* P,Pw 5,376 243 290 1,537 783 754 214 244 54 2 153 Koora P,PW 2,941 64 74 424 228 196 11 9 S 7 11 154 Palri Pw 1,465 40 54 303 178 125 31 19 10 .. 155 Sankar* M.D, V,Pw 7,349 271 271 1,759 934 825 38 33 68 55 204 1

156 Basan Pw 1,359 43 43 264 129 135 28 24 ._" ._~ 10 ._" 157 Bali 1,031 Unpoptdated 158 Bandeo 799 Uftpopula'ed 159 Doogawa Pw 4,089 96 1SO 818 '·445 373 III 113 20 21 6 160 Surawa* P,Pw 3,752 131 160 837 438 399 50 55 20 37 59 3 ""@ Alias Lalpur 27

fRURAL .PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTaAcr

WORKERS NON­ WORKBRS Total workers Code (I-IX) I n 111 IV V VI VII VIII IX x No.

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F MFMFM F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 69 57 62 57 5 2 35 42 111 219 150 173 140 8 19 3 7 3 9 3 3 165 214 112 149 117 135 113 4 4 3 5 1 1 113 168 113 484 129 344 118 35 2 10 1 58 8 32 5 357 659 114 326 283 294 277 5 S 5 1 5 16 1 193 194 115 110 62 75 55 4 3 31 4 45 80 116 163 110 156 109 5 1 1 1 83 94 117 441 341 396 312 24 11 2 13 10 1 2 2 3 243 316 liS 237 155 W7 144 4 4 17 4 9 3 175 227 119 313 356 280 249 3 22 4 9 2 229 269 120 80 54 80 54 . 44 48 121 104 25 89 25 2 12 1 76 125 122 137 106 129 106 3 .. , 4 1 82 102 123 199 Its 192 118 4 3 160 253 124 345 288 306 286 6 7 8 8 8 1 2 1 210 256 125

132 116 123 116 3 4 91 94 126 129 98 128 98 1 80 119 127 193 127 165 125 ·s 19 1 2 2 142 199 128 135 95 121 94 1 1 12 1 .. 98 127 129 1.531 227 612 144 54 6 2 2 27 3 66 3 401 2 21 .. 345 701,435 2,345 13() 90 5 84 5 5 77 129 131 78 14 78 14 83 129 132 76 71 63 65 3 2 10 4 49 58 133 215 159 160 126 9 28 20 3 14 2 5 2 2 3 156 195 134 33 19 33 19 27 20 135 836 338 777 328 19 3 3 25 7 6 4 2 662 921 136 157 147 4 5 1 178 291 137 482 101 426 101 16 32 6 2 396 692 138 231 109 214 107 1 2 15 1 213 264 139 942 781 881 751 9 10 12 8 11 3 16 5 6 3 7 478 485 140 495 181 471 181 5 8 11 379 57l 141 205 13 194 12 1 7 2 :2 138 290 142 202 142 197 140 ... 3 2 1 1 7 54 143 150 101 129 99 4 2 11 3 3 169 180 144 73 57 72 57 1 86 98 145 J39 76 139 76 115 121 146 210 135 174 127 5 4 1 25 3 5 1 133 156 147 419 338 382 323 22 15 2 9 4 238 337 148 220 159 183 133 27 22 2 4 1 4 2 107 J51 14~ 199 181 185 174 5 6 7 1 2 51 76 15() Unpopulated 151 482 184 381 166 67 18 8 18 8 301 570 152 159 118 152 118 4 3 69 78 153 104 63 94 57 7 6 3 74 62 154. 470 164 446 164 9 3 12 464 661 ISS 72 47 61 39 6 6 5 2 57 88 156- Unpopulated J57 Unpopul aled 158 293 165 295 165 3 147 208 15~ 275 127 221} 97 3 10 26 8 12 3 13 1 8 163 272 160 28

'~EHSlL:-3-SANCHORE &; 4-JASWANTPURA

Literato Sche- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons r-'-- ...... ---'----. ,---A---. ~ ,.--A--, ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 161 Dadhura 578 Unpopulated 162 Teetop P,Pw 3,510 110 112 723 371 352 44 22 27 25 22 163 Lachhiwar P,Pw 5,244 146 171 997 527 470 146 128 72 57 56 4 TEHSIL:-4-JASWANTPURA

1 Rangala * P,Pw 5,388 142 143 926 503 423 27 17 5 11 S5 2 BijIiya Pw 2,930 75 75 427 222 205 28 31 36 34 9 3 ChhajaJa Pw 2,504 78 78 393 197 196 1 4 Sobrawas P,Pw 3,500 106 106 604 342 262 79 63 8 5 Koridhawe Chan Pw 8,432 169 301 1,766 926 840 34 31 24 24 23 6 Jesawas '* P,Pw 5,034 90 144 788 430 358 145 115 36 28 19 7 Kuda dhawechan "P,Pw 2,801 86 86 486 246 240 27 32 53 39 9 8 Bagora * P, Pw, Po, Lm 8,463 308 393 2,050 1,074 976 222 197 28 26 172 1 9 Nandiya * P.Pw 10,746 243 246 1,324 721 603 60 72 40 1 10 Bichhawari P,Pw 2,636 56 60 358 200 158 7 6 16 7 5 11 Nawapura P,Pw 3,438 78 81 480 243 237 66 59 5 12 Batera P,Pw 1,968 87 \\7 481 238 243 44- 46 36 36 19 ,. 13 Rauta * P,Pw 5,681 213 2J6 1,243 616 621 194 199 35 35 31 2 14 Gujarwara Kw 630 14 14 74 47 27 8 5 13 8 10 15 Chenpura .. P,Pw 4,751 193 196 1,027 531 496 120 112 46 46 44 16 Lakhni P,Pw 4,974 J67 172 940 478 462 50 54 32 27 19 7 17 Morsim ." P, V, Pw, Po, Lm 19,671 634 649 3,520 1,854 1,666 229 193 116 112 240 18 Bali * P, Pw, Lm 10,216 388 403 2,226 1,211 1,01S 102 95 77 71 ]81 3 19 Bhalni '" Pw 6,862 197 247 1,546 852 694 52 52 13 15 74 8 20 Gaonri P,Pw 3,416 124 135 661 345 316 44 52 43 21 Dhurnariya '" P,PW,Lm 9,664 385 417 2,383 1,227 1,156 128 120 83 87 ]S5 2 22 Daman P,Pw 5,565 155 173 829 442 387 5~ 49 36 27 26 23 Kaleti '" P,Pw 4,198 129 129 614 329 285 4S 37 52 43 24 24 Lunawa Pw 2,555 101 107 588 303 285 28 36 12 10 4 25 Rah P,Pw 5,096 174 174 968 499 469 40 47 31 28 42 10 26 Narsana * P,Pw 7,175 214 280 1,469 772 697 82 83 101 92 61 S 27 Doongarwas * P,Pw 3,622 104 172 850 449 401 49 51 19 19 53 1 28 MeTa Biramnan P,Pw 2,360 105 105 586 306 280 26 15 2 2 32 1 29 Khera PUriya Kw 211 5 6 31 14 17 30 Kooka P,Pw 3,282 127 161 934 495 439 33 46 88 3 31 Thobau P,Pw 4,555 127 161 787 414 373 38 34 73 67 69 2 32 Jogau P,Pw 1,217 44', 44 289 153 136 7 8 9 7 23 33 Sariyana P,Pw 2,174 44 88 460 232 228 26 28 15 18 21 34 Phagotra * P,Pw 3,308 149 150 797 432 365 22 25 82 69 18 35 Bharvi '" P,Pw 9,713 325 406 2,413 1,289 1,124 102 95 97 128 !IS 36 Sewari P,Kw 6,666 212 251 1,352 743 609 103 113 50 39 59 6 37 )eran" P,Pw 5,390 191 19} 969 509 460 37 25 38 28 26 1 38 Mindawas P,Pw 3,244 120 120 602 310 292 55 54 52 44 27 1 39 Bagawas Pw 1,882 39 39 248 132 116 2 2 5 «l , Chak Jeran 330 49 50 300 ISS 145 86 8S 2 41 Arnu ]>w 1,430 21 22 109 57 52 12 9 6 42 Kawtara* r,pw 7,102 196 231 1,228 646 582 88 73 62 66 29 3 43- Jaitoo Pw 5,855 175 175 943 500 443 64 52 SO 50 20 44 * P, Pw, Po 10,657 652 714 3,481 1,784 1,697 299 275 60 62 2.53 16 45 Kora'" P,Pw 3,883 201 213 1,107 564 543 71 61 41 45 58 29

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON­ WORKERS "fotal workers Code (I-IX) I II IV V VI VIII IX X No.

~ r----'----. r----'----. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

(IS) (16) (17) {I 8) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) Unpopulated 161 184 106 149 94 20 10 5 2 7 3 . . 187 246 162 307 245 44 12 6 220 470 163

287 229 266 224 5 4 6 2 4 4 216 19.f 1 140 98 130 93 6 5 4 82 107 2 116 2 116 2 81 19.f 3 181 175 1 5 161 262 4 660 422 625 416 17 6 9 5 3 1 266 4\8 5 257 143 236 137 7 6 3 10 .. 173 :15 6 150 88 147 88 1 1 1 96 152 7 664 296 462 272 24 9 6 132 8 9 5 31 2 410 680 8 410 1]2 313 93 50 14 28 5 i4 5 311 491 9 lI8 96 118 96 82 62 10

171 150 165 147 5 3 1 72 87 11 147 112 135 106 6 6 5 1 91 131 12 384 148 309 132 12 7 32 7 11 ii 8 2 232 479 13 26 7 23 7 3 .. 21 20 14 317 220 292 212 8 4 14 4 2 I 214 276 15 274 158 216 140 9 4 25 6 1 .. 23 7 204 304 16 1,235 714 970 560 45 26 20 8 67 4S 109 69 23 6 619 952 17 726 481 606 463 ]2 1 2 46 15 5 42 13 2 485 534 18 499 244 456 236 12 2 12 1 1 5 13 S 353 450 19 222 90 203 88 2 1 1 13 1 2 1 123 226 20 759 539 549 450 79 71 4 61 14 5 3 1 47 13 1 468 6]7 21 251 164 220 138 6 2 '6 18 15 2 3 5 191 223 22 191 122 164 106 7 3 9 9 5 3 2 5 1 137 163 23 196 159 184 154 1 2 6 3 5 107 126 24 304 245 301 244 2 1 195 224 25 491 331 402 303 16 2 49 21 7 17 4 281 366 26 280 206 259 196 10 10 7 1 3 169 195 27 206 168 194 160 1 2 3 2 7 4 1 100 112 28 10 11 10 11 .. 4 6 29 298 249 266 231 7 4 16 13 8 197 190 30 249 215 229 209 5 1 8 5 6 1 165 158 31 82 93 81 91 2 1 71 43 32 146 137 142 137 4 .. 86 91 33 270 216 258 202 1 1 4 13 3 4 162 149 34 812 706 792 702 1 6 2 13 1 1 477 418 35

484 292 419 277 31 15 16 4 13 1 259 317 ~ 337 239 335 239 1 1 172 221 37 200 71 169 50 14 4 9 3 5 4 2 1 10 110 221 38 88 27 75 27 10 3 44 89 39 78 73 78 73 77 72 40 37 22 36 22 1 20 30 41 345 255 307 232 22 32 1 5 1 301 327 42 309 234 266 210 4 15 14 7 17 10 191 209 43 1,006 1:72 619 214 115 15 143 27 82 47 16 778 1,425 44 349 269 306 262 1 21 6 19 3 215 274 45 30

Tl!HSJL:- 4-JASWANTPURA

Literato Schc- Sche- and .:ode -Area in Occupied House- duIed duled educat~d' No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population castes Tribes persons r-"--l ~~ r--"--. r--"----. r--"----. r---A---",. P M F M F M F M F

(I) (2) (18) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) 46 Ruchiyar P,Pw 2,943 155 171 855 451 404 35 37 38 39 24 47 Sarthala Pw 2,900 121 140 739 386 353 42 46 24 29 1 48 Chak Chandpan 1,873 Unpopulated 49 * M, D,Pw,Po 17,788 534 650 3,331 1,756 1,575 323 288 25 31 '307 27 50 Serna* P 7,570 226 260 1,360 713 647 133 109 13 15 43 2 51 Modran" P, Pw. Rly, Po, To 8,640 405 481 2,129 1,136 993 192 139 42 41 208 2() 52 Bbeempur P,PW 1,736 83 99 519 251 268 44 57 25 20 2 53 Borta* P,PW 91011 301 373 1,862 970 892 158 140 89 76 81 8 54 Nasoli P,Pw 4,081 136 186 1,003 520 483 107 81 49 42 48 55 Bhagal Septan" P 3,609 225 225 1,264 630 634 &9 107 22 27 61 14 56 Narta* P,Pw,Po 5,130 355 381 1,940 993 947 180 189 22 20 217 43 57 Meerpura Pw 1,241 18 19 III 63 48 II 4 4 I I 1 58 Jujani* P,Pw 7,442 367 370 1,912 1,007 905 65 71 88 98 88 2 59 Bhagal Bheem* P,PW 4,010 93 142 734 364 370 91 91 12 17 40 1 60 Nimbawas* P,Pw 5,580 187 259 1,417 746 671 74 65 56 46 62 1 61 Nohra P,PW 3,080 96 96 296 (59 137 44 35 19 19 3 .. 62 Punasa* P,PW 21,479 605 616 3,498 1,800 1,698 186 168 357 392 90 3 63 KOfka* P,Pw,Po 3,150 116 130 725 369 356 71 53 56 50 39 1 64 Bhatip P,Pw 3,197 140 141 898 487 411 32 15 23 23 61 65 Deegaon* Pw 2,808 78 81 593 302 291 17 12 4 3 69 1 66 Samrani P,PW 2,921 138 138 612 311 301 21 21 41 38 4 1 67 Karda* M,Pw,Po 11,781 457 475 2,720 1,437 1.283 169 142 258 227 132 3 68 Chatwara" P,Pw 6,068 224 226 1,186 609 577 74 75 25 24 41 4 69 Sanwalawas P 2,284 86 88 488 257 231 7 7 14 8 17 1 70 Kikhala Pw 2,365 61 61 493 249 244 22 28 13 9 12 71 Nimbora P,Pw 3,270 121 121 610 313 297 100 94 55 51 21 72 Dhanwara 3,004 71 71 355 197 158 5 9 72 60 2 73 Ropsi Pw 5,492 74 198 1,011 534 477 85 79 80 70 26 .OJ 74 Alri* P,Kw 2,579 159 167 810 427 383 46 53 73 69 23 75 Khandadewal P,Pw 1,941 152 165 861 457 404 38 31 92 93 23 p '. 76 Gazipura* 2,130 174 178 841 462 379 71 61 78 64 27 77 Pawli* P,Pw 4,031 232 286 1,529 795 734 157 185 95 83 37 1 78 Mandar P,Pw 1,267 76 82 440 239 201 30 30 2 1 48 6 79 Kodita .. .869 71 71 342 176 166 12 10 16 80 P 3,445 109 134 652 363 289 32 22 9 7 22 81 Munthalakaba P,Pw 4,393 118 173 807 426 381 88 71 41 36 24 82 Bharundi* P,Pw 1,779 105 111 574 297 277 47 49 23 24 81 9 83 Gaseri 1,407 70 70 398 205 193 II 9 5 84 Khanpur* P,Pw 3,675 191 239 1j 118 570 548 48 53 61 5S 71 7 85 Bhadarda P,Pw 3,246 167 220 1,099 5(J() 539 54 57 29 25 33 86 Ledarmer P, Rly, Po 5,153 185 202 983 503 480 150 156 25 26 70 4 87 Kotkasta* P,Pw 4.714 159 174 847 425 422 1~ 106 38 26 110 11 88 Loor P,PW ::1,312 187 193 1,009 542 467 115 93 44 39 29 89 Tawab* M,D,Pw•. Po 6,548 427 441 2,230 1,154 1,076 244 228 70 59 200 34 90 Jodwara* Pw 6,793 207 207 1,073 569 504 47 43 44 35 35 3 91 Bansra Dhanji* P,PW 8,090 222 273 1,344 689 655 95 93 10 II 48 .2 92 Tatol P,Pw 3,999 122 129 705 389 316 61 46 1 4 46 93 GauJa 1,710 21 41 259 136 123 52 46 94 Banllra Gonga Pw 1,.426 37 51 280 165 115 9 6 95 Chak Chandan lIS Unpopuloted 31

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON­ WORKERS Total workers Code (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x No.

,..--"--. ,..---A----, ~ r---"---o ..-----"----.,..--A-, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F MFMFM F

(15) (16j (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 288 188 208 167 2 57 19 16 7 163 216 46 247 171 222 167 5 1 20 3 139 182 47 Unpopulated 48 1,052 137 720 1I9 96 8 42 38 102 54 10 704 1,438 49 475 276 449 274 17 6 3 2 238 371 50 667 388 457 342 41 19 4 35 25 61 34 34 2 469 605 51 144 131 125 121 5 5 11 312 2 107 137 52 602 342 492 323 22 12 18 3 9 3 4 37 14 7 368 550 53 321 157 232 146 34 3 4 3 24 1 1 25 1 4 199 326 54 366 248 310 215 35 33 16 5 264 386 55 586 279 452 253 23 5 55 16 20 2 .. .. 31 8 407 668 56 33 14 20 10 5 4 .. 8 30 34 57 619 440 535 423 9 5 00 1 47 9 2 1 20 5 2 388 465 58 245 193 223 188 5 15 5 00 2 119 177 59 504 422 407 397 59 19 11 17 2 2 8 4 242 249 60

99 63 89 60 00 5 1 4 3 60 74 61

1,113 775 981 764 50 8 43 3 3 26 10 0 0 687 923 62 210 19 191 7 7 10 7 2 .0 5 159 337 63 257 2 237 1 3 I 10 1 4 2 230 409 64 147 1 140 1 5 2 155 290 65 188 5 180 3 3 5 2 123 296 66 810 10 660 1 39 51 8 52 8 .. 627 1,273 67 388 161 300 144 35 2 40 7 3 8 10 221 416 68 173 118 151 116 3 9 1 6 1 .. 4 84 113 69 152 107 119 93 4 6 23 4 3 2 1 2 97 137 70

197 109 188 104 4 3 2 2 3 116 188 71 116 57 116 57 • 0 .. 81 101 72 375 185 214 14 81 149 24 16 6 4 34 18 159 292 73 268 63 221 9 21 19 36 5 11 2 7 159 320 74 281 135 224 107 21 24 24 3 1 8 3 I 176 269 75 293 12 227 41 12 21 2 2 169 367 76 483 59 379 8 52 14 41 1 5 6 36 312 675 77 125 88 92 66 15 11 16 11 2 114 113 78 102 60 93 52 1 3 8 5 74 106 79 222 35 165 24 3 14 3 38 8 2 141 254 80

290 165 236 14 28 138 0- 20 12 3 3 136 216 81 171 63 124 47 4 11 1 15 1 16 10 4 126 214 82 117 14 112 12 1 1 4 1 88 179 83 350 156 242 109 19 9 16 21 36 9 15 1 22 7 220 392 84 327 223 279. 4 26 213 16 5 2 1 '" 233 316 85 293 212 216 190 24 4 3 15 12 8 18 12 3 210 268 86 198 74 143 12 4 1 2 33 11 5 1 227 348 87 320 214 268 182 10 6 37 24 2 3 2 222 253 88 775 246 545 212 17 79 19 68 65 15 379 830 89 361 199 185 13 108 180 35 16 6 16 208 305 90 414 286 359 13 14 185 3 35 83 2 2 1 3 275 369 91 254 138 236 124 5 2 9 12 2 2 135 178 92 136 119 136 119 4 93 162 110 162 110 ._. 3 5 94 U n pop tt 1 ate ,i 95 32

TEHS1L:-4-JASWANTPUR !\

Literate Sche- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

~ r------A---"""\ r-_.A..~ r---"--"""\ r-"--. ,-----A.--, ,..-----J'--, ~ ,----A--., P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 96 Chandan P,Pw, 2,105 86 113 688 364 324 34 21 59 41 27 1 97 Mandoli* P,D,Pw,Lm 4,706 251 264 1,268 679 589 122 101 41 43 155 14 98 Bhootwas 1,078 34 47 209 107 102 70 62 4 3 3 99 Ratpura 1,041 33 54 277 130 147 33 31 4 9 1 100 Jhak Pw, Po 3,759 77 129 707 366 341 85 74 29 28 17 2 101 Punang Khurd 1,604 11 39 200 104 96 37 33 3 102 Punang Kalan * P,Pw 3,020 89 137 707 369 338 44 51 26 28 64 5 103 Bithan P,Pw 4,196 42 72 345 196 149 33 33 42 27 17 104 Bugaon P,Pw 5,111 121 126 670 339 331 93 77 34 12 105 Kolar Pw 1,804 29 29 154 83 71 3 5 -.- 106 Ramsin* M,D,Pw,Po,Lm 14,300 690 804 3,744 1,896 1,848 286 290 146 123 398 32 107 Malpura Pw 1,169 41 46 243 136 107 4 4 1 108 Sikwara P,Pw 4,899 144 206 1,146 601 545 44 49 3 2 20 109 Somta* P,Pw 3,153 209 231 1,324 701 623 67 73 27 37 26 110 Munthalasili* P,Pw 5,654 223 253 1,220 598 622 118 117 9 10 97 10 111 Thoor* P,Pw 5,774 295 309 1,490 752 738 145 134 15 29 132 17 112 Ajbar Pw 2,160 29 34 211 107 104 14 13 4 3 7 2 113 Sinuhara P,Pw 5,019 138 138 670 342 328 65 70 24 29 9 1 114 Ambatari 2,061 81 81 383 ]94 189 49 56 43 36 6 115 Chandur* P,Pw 6,059 185 191 853 414 439 70 71 66 66 81 12 116 Fedani P,Pw 2,442 103 103 464 238 226 31 30 41 36 50 6 117 Paoti P,Pw 3,403 132 194 819 400 419 39 38 25 22 34 3 118 Dorda* P,Pw 10,094 179 229 1,028 505 523 124 105 49 52 115 ]5 119 Raji-ka-Bas P,Pw 4,890 183 186 905 476 429 85 82 17 19 107 16 120 Manoharji-ka-Bas Tmw 2,859 69 69 326 169 157 23 18 16 14 I 121 PaharIlura p 2,303 85 92 482 267 215 65 54 39 37 22 2 122 Karloo P 2,190 170 197 971 497 474 67 59 41 32 41 123 Hawidar P,Pw 3,310 216 216 1,087 559 528 22 22 III 110 53 124 Chitrodi* P,Pw 1,277 145 145 663 339 324 55 54 21 14 31 4 125 Bansra Bhojan 1,556 38 38 209 116 93 7 10 71 58 7 2 126 Bilar P,Pw 1,772 97 122 622 346 276 49 43 41 29 20 1 127 Chara Pw 3,051 94 94 445 260 ]85 34 22 43 29 10 128 Kori P,Pw 3,637 163 181 871 448 423 47 44 90 89 51 4 129 Bareta Pw 3,215 82 82 352 183 169 24 27 35 36 3 130 Bandhar* P,Pw 4,823 ;95 200 983 513 470 67 63 43 35 33

131 Lakhawas P,Pw 5,{)lt~ 104 146 789 425 364 99 59 56 76 34 132 Khera kuri l'~. A. Unpopulate4 133 Dantwara* P,Pw, Lm 5,455 280 280 1,515 803 712 34 40 175 133 58 3 134 Kakrali P,Pw 4,929 ]59 159 1,050 539 511 15 14 8 9 107 2 135 Mokhatara P,Pw 4,169 ItS 122 725 380 345 32 24 133 111 48 136 Karwara"' P,l'w 4,522 212 217 1,313 672 641 133 123 40 38 48 137 Khera Sariyana N.A. Unpopulated 138 Tawidar P,Pw 5,845 140 141 693 359 334 46 45 118 103 7 139 Go]wara Kw 2,281 56 79 424 224 200 44 41 17 17 140 Doodoowat 1,445 28 41 243 122 121 9 12 29 2Z 141 Meda* Pw 3,220 156 158 819 4-27 392 112 113 27 2\ 9 _. 142 Paravi Pw 1,620 35 43 208 112 96 12 13 18 20 4 143 Silasan* P,Kw 7,840 170 230 1,111 584 527 64 56 49 49 46 3 144 Chirpatiya Pw 1,782 79 83 430 231 199 35 37 43 35 5 1 145 Dadoki P,Pw 2,343 102 102 535 285 250 28 31 53 45 14 33

RURAL PRIMAR.Y CENtlUS 'ABSTIlACT

WO).l.KI!RS NON' WORKERS To tal workers Code (I-IX) II III IV v VI VII VIII IX x No,

.r--"---o r--'---.,..-.-'----. r---A---, ~ ~ ~ r-'--__ r----'---, ,..--A--., ~ M F M F M F M 14' M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (It 231 2 212 2 17 2 133 322 96 385 158 242 131 11 39 9 2 41 SO 16 2Cf4 431 91 75 6 60 3 IS .. " " ,. 3 32 96 98 ., 80 22 71 O' 1 3 20 1 SO 125 99 233 35 185 6 33 4 15 11 S 1 3 5 133 306 100 70 6 S9 4 3 3 3 1 1 2 34 90 101 192 72 98 8 17 33 10 2 2S 2S 4 3 .. 22 13 4 117 266 ]02 lOS 36 43 2 3 7 2 2 55 27 .. 3 .. 88 113 10J 45 2 .. 30 5 1 '1 3 1 294 329 104 57 16 33 IS 16 1 8 26 S5 lOS 1,015 309 aoo J91 48 32 51 123 46 3 16 110 6 3 61 34 881 1,539 105 91 14 81 ]3 S 1 4 1 45 93 101 377 2 331 2 OJ .. 44 1 1 224 543 lOB 456 380 439 371 3 4 6 7 .0 3 1 245 243 109 328 233 250 218 26 3 4 . 12 37 11 270 389 Jl() 4J2 95 286 60 39 8 26 6 9 32 20 8 340 643 ttt 63 43 52 36 S 1 2 3 4344 61 112 44 11 10 9 3 3 149 193 20 104 28 " 308 113 126 23 118 5 ]7 6 1 1 1 68 ]66 J14 231 3 158 13 39 I 11 10 2 ISl 436 115 J25 2 91 1 1 19 6 8 113 224 116 224 22 86 86 21 2 0, 49 1 1 176 397 111 316 116 226 9 SS 2 1 28 2S 2 2S 24 2 189 407 JlS 268 147 117 102 18 I 2J 24 21 -45 208 282 11' J06 ~7 88 46 9 'i 8 6 1 3 63 100 110 146 S6 103 22 6 J4 I 15 1 2 18 19 121 159 J21 321 21S 222 94 3& 62 23 14 24 4S 4 , . " 10 176 259 121 299 14 269 • 0 2S 14 2 1 " 2 2(i() 514 12) 197 132 168 128 6 10 2 6 7 142 192 124- 69 "1 6' 40 4 OJ 47 52 125 4 t87 " 126 " 54 15 2 1 159 261 126 141 89 1]9 89 3 .. 18 • 0 7 113 96 12T 262 48 148 23 23 '2 IS 12 32 '4 5 2 " 37 '1 186 37S 128 113 2 84 , . 18 2 S' 2 4.. 70 167 129 361 113 268 10 3S 78 7 13 29 4 S 17 7 1S2 357 1.10 223 134 194 124 1 5 7 4 ., •• 13 S 3 1 202 230 UJ Unpopulated 131 SJO 436 467 422 3 9 6 24 6 ,0 o. 3 1 293 216 13J 301 164 264 J60 ., 29 4 4 '" 4 238 341 134 228 167 223 167 4 152 178 135

406 257 352 252 19 S 26 •• 3 .. 6 266 38.J 136 Unp opuloted 131 242 62 171 44 1 4' 1 o. '0 6S 11 117 272 138 155 87 134 76 14 7 3 69 1]3 I3t} 12 30 68 50 2 2 SQ 71 14() 23S 186 218 177 2 6 9 1 4 2 2 192 206 141 74 46 74 43 , , 1 .. 2 38 SO 142 456 242 339 165 13 33 45 2 25 17 17 10 17 IS 128 285 14~ 142 94 116 92 5 0, 1 21 • 0 89 105 144- 113 84 108 74 11 7 1 12 'i 2 10 .. 23 7 li2 166 14S 84

TSHSIL:-4-1ASWANTPURA

Literate Sche- ache. and <:ode Area in Occupied House- duled du\cd educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons r.A.-., r---"---. ~ r-"---. r----A-.. ~ .....-----'--. r~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) {13} (14) 146 Akhrad'" Pw 2,264 64 65 336 176 160 22 28 28 23 4 147 Kotra P, Pw 334 23 36 181 102 79 25 26 13 148 Bam Pw 262 29 60 285 162 123 21) 19 1 149 Derdi 522 38 38 173 9S 78 17 16 31 25 150 Dhanpura Pw 738 53 55 268 140 128 13 9 151 Kagmala* P, Pw, Rly 2,356 206 231 1,081 543 533 78 86 94 81 94 16 152 Chandpura 1,371 14 28 165 84 81 1 4 1 153 Shivgarh P 1,804 61 62 315 175 140 17 14 111 87 3 154 Rajpura P,Pw 3,771 106 1~2 508 260 248 35 30 136 144 3 155 Dantlawas· P,Pw 3,041 146 151 849 440 409 118 104 64 61 42 156 ChekJa P,Pw 4,506 126 126 629 338 291 28 38 126 91 18 1 157 Galana P 5,122 260 260 1,270 672 598 80 94 S4 51 54 5 158 Kalapura· p, Pw,Po 2,267 282 301 1,228 600 628 89 84 39 24 143 11 159 Bikanwas P,Pw 1,046 98 98 443 232 211 40 47 3 160 Gajapur,,· P,Pw 1,645 106 106 480 257 223 39 38 21 20 16 161 Padar P,Pw 352 40 40 217 119 98 13 15 27 27 12 162 Jaswantpura· H,D,V,Pw.Po,To,l.. .M 5,963 563 569 2,672 1,479 1,193 170 144 90 88 657 91 163 Bara Bhavji Pw 776 50 51 275 146 129 13 8 10 6 9 .. 164 Uchmat 3,010 54 54 256 129 127 4 I 38 39 2 2 165 Jawtya 4,~21 45 46 234 126 108 11 6 11 9 I 1M Than Mataji N. A. 5 5 31 17 14 7 6 167 Pancheri· lw,Po 5,260 261 292 1,352 718 634 52 43 88 65 108 1 }·68 Puran'" P,Pw,Po 14,249 275 275 1,175 556 619 127 135 75 72 122 48 169 Dhuliya Cbaman 1,269 65 65 266 150 116 22 19 67 44 5 1 170 Ker l'w 1,650 46 60 258 139 119 27 24 7 6 10 171 Surajwara P 1,440 76 87 463 259 204 22 20 87 59 20 172 Mah\ara* H,D,Pw,Rly,I'o,To 3,665 358 468 2,113 1,156 957 174 179 117 91 456 102 173 Daulatpura P,pw 1,390 64 78 353 189 164 20 17 14 9 42 1 174 Tejawas 283 15 15 65 37 28 2 2 6 1 175 Raniwara Khurd* P,Pw 5,555 322 332 1,647 871 776 149 152 194 175 96 14 176 Raniwara Kalan'" M,rw,Rly,Po, To, LID 5,027 540 567 2,720 1,500 1,220 219 204 215 190 339 24 177 Jalent Kalan Pw 1,928 74 74 411 217 194 61 53 4 4 2 178 Jalela Khurd P,Pw 5,6C8 214 214 1,087 574 513 66 72 99 86 8 179 Pal P 5,269 128 128 803 416 387 45 38 48 55 21 ]80 8atru P,Pw 3,912 108 108 600 293 307 8 13 43 45 8 181 Sewara* P,Pw 6,231 235 249 1,252 651 601 32 29 43 35 81 2 182 Kooda* Pw 2,132 69 69 331 173 158 9 16 36 35 8 183 Haraswara P,Pw 3,942 94 94 500 260 240 31 20 23 24 5 184 Mandardi Pw 900 39 39 196 109 87 21 15 3 6 1 185 Gang'" P,Pw 3,653 198 207 1,215 618 597 108 91 11 16 97 20 186 Daipura P, Pw 3,682 ISO 183 878 473 405 117 113 7 7 35 187 Maitriwara P,Pw 4,212 123 125 613 335 278 55 51 28 23 40 2 J88 Maruwara P,Pw 1,872 97 98 524 273 251 55 46 9 15 41 189 Ratanpura* P, Pw,Rly 4,223 184 HIS 951 504 447 104 80 28 24 65 5 190 Jakhri* P,Ew,Po 5,881 309 354 1,612 876 736 172 135 19 12 68 11 191 Bhawariya Pw 1,163 34 34 159 7S 8<1- S9 59 .. 192 Dhanol* P,Pw 5,304 264 264 1,399 743 656 391 369 .. 42 2 193 Jorwa P,Pw 2,662 118 121 678 356 322 152 151 21 18 23 194 Singawa P,Pw 1,927 98 98 507 285 222 122 90 22 25 4S 2 &95 Sewadiya 1,649 52 52 329 166 163 43 36 2 35

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAcr

WORKEllS NON' WORKERS , Total workers Code (I-IX) 1 n III IV V VI vn VIll IX X No.

~ ,-----A---. ~ ,..--A---., ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

(IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1)

120 20 77 17 6 19 2 4 o. 1 2 10 56 140 146 63 18 43 15 6 3 5 2 1 1 4 39 61 141 82 62 79 59 1 2 1 1 80 61 148 61 40 57 29 5 4 6 o· 34 38 149 106 82 90 69 15 13 1 34 46 150 294 9 185 1 23 10 5 24 10 2 17 23 2 254 5./.4 151 46 1 26 14 1 6 38 80 152 92 41 90 40 1 1 83 99 153 143 56 132 54 3 2 8 117 192 154 284 154 217 122 16 2 23 8 2 26 22 156 255 155 212 66 122 41 30 10 42 15 15 3 126 225 156 405 3 310 3 22 46 4 23 267 595 157 251 5 110 5 45 7 35 43 11 349 623 158 139 105 96 79 20 10 1 21 16 1 93 106 159 165 11 89 29 9 11 8 7 1 19 2 92 212 160 86 6 47 25 4 7 2 1 I 5 33 92 161 672 135 244 92 27 8 6 8 67 5 42 3 83 2 " 198 22 807 1,058 162 85 33 56 17 12 9 13 3 1 3 4 61 96 163 80 6 50 4 2 9 2 19 49 121 164 79 1 41 1 2 35 47 107 165 9 9 , , 8 14 166 407 126 323 97 5 2 47 26 24 , , 8 1 311 508 167 295 26 111 5 5 1 32 10 12 35 1 99 9 261 593 168 115 74 108 68 6 6 1 35 42 169 86 41 72 35 6 4 4 6 53 78 170 156 107 146 107 10 )03 97 171 506 217 213 139 6 13 10 36 9 15 12 43 2 78 14 88 44 650 740 172 117 26 82 11 18 4 3 9 11 1 4 72 138 173 21 20 1 • 0 ., 16 28 174 522 417 416 336 3 34 39 26 19 32 13 11 10 349 359 175 897 377 549 341 46 25 4 46 7 4 125 33 87 7 603 843 176 141 70 133 65 2 5 5 1 76 124 177 352 253 317 208 28 45 1 4 2 222 260 178 .. 7 244 188 235 188 2 " " 172 199 179 164 129 140 126 6 3 17 1. 129 178 180 390 79 304 70 1 24 10 14 5 37 4 261 522 181 114 74 91 72 3 2 9 7 4 59 84 182 148 19 128 2 3 5 13 11 2 2 1 112 221 183 72 5 62 2 4 8 1 37 82 184 331 229 260 195 10 43 34 6 12 287 368 185 306 241 261 229 26 10 10 2 9 , , 167 164 186 219 11 207 6 '4 1 3 4 3 2 116 267 187 137 2 90 12 1 31 1 3 1 136 249 183 307 20 266 7 6 4 . , 11 9 S 18 1 197 427 189 492 118 410 107 7 3 12 12 6 26 1 24 2 384 618 190 39 51 38 50 1 1 36 33 191 452 371 426 '355 2 3 16 12 3 5 291 285 192 .248 81 221 81 5 3 3 16 108 241 193 157 67 157 67 128 155 194- 118 75 106 68 11 7 48 88 195 36

TEHSIL:---4-JASWANTPURA

Literate Sche- Sche - and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

~ ~...--'---! ,.--..A..., ~ ~ ~ .. P M F M F M F M

(I) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 196 Dodwadiya 578 24 24 122 69 53 53 43 197 Adarbara Pw 774 41 41 387 207 180 174 150 5 198 Ajodar* P,Kw 2,888 141 149 851 442 409 81 61 66 56 71 16 199 Doongri* P,pw 3,793 189 189 1,110 559 551 65 61 88 84 17 1 200 Roda 3368 89 89 412 222 190 36 27 23 20 5 201 Rampura p,pw 2,546 9() 90 455 239 216 26 25 97 84 35 202 Bhatwas 981 30 30 154 82 72 33 27 7 9 20 1 203 Mokhampura 372 Unpopulated 204 Medal< Khurd .. 1,580 28 28 129 63 66 4 5 13 22 205 Medal< Kalan P,Pw 1,834 9() 90 457 241 216 85 73 40 50 11 .. 206 Dhamsin* P,Pw 3,854 189 189 948 505 443 216 204 31 36 59 1 207 Jetpura Pw 981 93 96 421 231 190 25 25 ]5 11 20 208 Bargaon* M,K.w,Po 7.321 575 599 2,749 1,427 1.322 232 236 161 135 373 9S 209 Rupawati p.Pw 2.061 80 81 382 198 184 122 123 21 17 43 210 Bamanwara Pw 2,113 78 79 470 244 226 223 201 4 . ~ 37

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAC'I

WORKERS NON-- WORKERS Total workers Codo (I-IX) I TI lIT IV V VI VII VlII IX X No,

~ r---'-- ,___"____' r---"---- ~ ~ r---A---. ~~r-~~ M F M f M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

(15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 36 36 .. .. 33 53 196 135 95 76 66 1 3 2 1 52 29 72 85 197 298 215 244 215 12 13 S .. 2 11 11 144 194 198 333 144 278 102 6 1 40 39 2 1 6 2 226 4{)7 199 155 117 153 116 2 1 67 73 200 149 17 129 3 1 13 15 3 1 90 199 201 45 45 37 72 202 Unpopulated 203 47 47 34 34 ,~- .. .. 16 32 204 ISS 106 145 102 8 4 2 86 IlO 205 286 156 220 120 12 12 3S 24 8 2 9 219 287 206 138 101 119 97 5 9 12 1 ...... 2 93 83 207 712 265 405 195 12 2 6 84 36 3 4 101 3 94 32 715 1,057 208 116 80 103 78 2 2 8 '_' 3 82 104 209 149 114 145 104 4 3 7 95 112 210 38

Tow:oIs:-JALORE & BHINMAL

literate & Code Town! Occupied House- Scheduled Scheduled educated No. Ward Area Houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

~ ~,.---A--, .---"----. ~ ~ ~ r---'-----t P M F M F M F M F

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) I JALORE

Ward 1 566 674 3,163 1,760 1,403 442 444 523 415 596 103

Ward 2 438 480 2,006 1,111 895 12 6 36 52 649 16&

Ward 3 478 483 2,113 1,129 984 97 64 7 672 243

Ward 4 368 383 1,562 764 798 31- 3l 500 195

Ward 5 364 432 2,098 1,093 1,005 212 224 66 60 346 31

Ward 6 202 234 1,940 J,060 S80 23 10 47 33 77 1

n BHINMAL

Ward 1 318 377 1,607 855 752 81 67 2 3 396 100

Ward 2 175 179 819 42 399 323 94

Ward 3 352 395 1,750 887 863 289 276 382 49

Ward 4 371 428 2,184 l,1S7 1,027 364 325 114 100 325 30

Ward 5 177 185 806 403 403 313 29

Ward 6 181 189 771 397 374 289 69

Ward 7 428 428 2,103 1,060 1,043 59 59 175 178 273 9

Ward 8 229 240 1,387 715 672 16 12 189 179 46 1 .Special Charge 1 40S 40S 54 22 .... 180 .. • Consists of I. S. P IL.S.S. Camp (42) 39

WORKERS NON­ WOR.K£Rs 'Total workers Code (I-IX) J n ill IV v VJ vn vrn IX X No.

~ ~ ...--A---. ~. A ,.--..J----.. ~,...---A--" A. ~ M F:M PM FM PM FM F M F M F M F M F M F

(15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (3D) (31) (32) (33) (34) (3S) (36) (I)

976 316 147 59 8 102 67 52 34 34 3 1S 10 26 24 49 466 111 784 1,081 I

541 27 73 15 3 .~ 28 S4 1 18 110 24 231 10 570 868

576 36 59 10 3 2 2 2 81 6 46 , 45 .-. 158 4 7 175 7 553 948 372 17 35 1 2 .. 3 2 29 2 (0 .. 146 2 146 11 392 781 596 354 141 196 3 2 57 29 68 22 40 I 69 24 20 .'. 196 82 497 651 564 1 497 24 28 .. .. 4 11 496 879

440 38 85 18 19 7 18 11 65 t 1 184 12 415 714 II 167 11 1 124 .. 31 253 399 443 10 37 2 192 3 7 44 2 76 2 7 78 3 444 853

665 341 203 186 5 11 73 110 105 23 57 3 25 18 151 35 492 686

181 3 2 .. 137 42 2 222 400

208 20 14 3 1 5 3 1 13 5 3 4 2 138 2 32 1 189 354

651 398 269 154 84 37 37 1 46 120 43 3 94 48 2 ',' 73 38 409 645 424 236 349 175 33 50 23 6 3 .-~ 2 .. 12 S 291 436 404 .. ." ...... 1

OTHER CENSUS TABLES

laJar. I

GENERAL POPULATION TABL~ (Note on A-Series)

There are fOUT Tables and five Appendices in this 7. For tbe purpose of 1961 Census, a 'House' is • series. These tables, being the basic population tables, structure or part of a structure inhabited or vacant, or a furnish information about area, sexwise population and dwelling, a sbop, a shop-cum-dwelling or a place ot its variation during sixty years, classification of villages business, workshop, school etc., giving out on tbe road and towns by population and the trends of urbanisation or a common staircase or a common courtyard leadini in the district. " to a main gate or enjoying a separate entrance. 'Occupied residential houses' are tbose houses which are used Table A-I wholly or partly for the purpose of residencc by one or 2. This is the basic population table showing area, more households. density, number of villages and towns, occupied residential 8. In addition to this maiD sable. there are three houses and population by persons, males and females. appeodices whioh wer~ DOt prepa,red ia the last CIIJIS\IICt. The data has "been presented for the district as well as for each tehsil for total, rural and urban areas separately. Appendix I The town figures have been shown immediately after the entries of the tehsil in which they are situat-ed. The 9. This appendix is helpful in finding out the growth abbreviation just after the name of the town has been of the district to the present area since the last census. used to denote that the particular town bas a Municipality The appendix shows the territorial changes that have taken or a Cantonment. ,place during the last decade. A brief description of gain and loss of territory in tbose tehslls which had chan~ 3. It may be noted that in the previous censuses the in area during the period is also shown in tbis appendix. density of population and other urban break-ups upto the A list of Such transferred areas has been given in the town level were not mClltioned in this table which have annexure to this appendix. been shown separately now for 1961 Census besides Appendix II furnishing the nU1llber of inhabited and uninhabited villages in each teb.il. 10. One of the criteria for a place to be declarect as toWn is that it should normally have a population 4. The area figures both for rural and municipal of 5,000 and above. For various reasons, several places towns have been obtained from the State revenue authorities. with a population of 5,000 and over have not been Though the area figures have been collected originally in recognised as towns. This appendix gives the tehsiJwise acres yet these figures have been shown in Sq. miles and number of weh places with their population. " Further. Sq. Km. in columns 3 "(a) and 3 (b) respectively after it also shows tb.e percentage contributioll of total rural converting them into the respective units. Further, the population of the district of Juch places. An annexure area figures have been given upto one decimal place in ibQw.ing the places with less than 5,000 population case of the district as well as for each tehsil but such which were treated as towns io 1951 Census but presentation is made upto two decimal places in case declassified in 1961, is attached to this appendix. of towns. A.ppendix 1/1 5. The density of persons bas been worked out according to the area shown under colUmn 3 (a) and 11. This appendix shows the sexwise figures for bas been presented separately for the district and for housetess and institutional population for the district and each of the tehsiJs and towns under column 4. each tehsil for total, rural and urban areas separately. Houseless and Institutional population has already been 6. A village and a town has already been defined defined in para 10 of the note on Primary Censua in para 3 of the note 00 Primary Census Abstract. Abstract.

Jalor. 1-A Table A-II variation in population and its percentage. For the purpose of this table all the towns bave been classified into the 12. This table compares population figures of the {onowing six classes according to population :- district as ascertained at the 1961 Census with the Class I 1,00.000 and above corresponding figures for the six previous censuses. The Class II 50,000-99,999 figures presented for the six previous censuses in the Class III 20,000-49,999 table, have been adjusted after taking into consideration Class IV 10,000-19,999 the territorial changes taken place in the district so as Class V 5,000- 9,999 to afford a correct basis for comparison. This is an Class VI Less than 5,000 important table as it gives the growth of population 17. The district totals for a class have been given from decade to decade. It further provides a basis for followed by the various towns in tbat particular Class. estimating the population especially in the absence of Column No. 2 of the table persents the name of the reliable data for vital statistics. The main change in this town and just under it the area of that town bas been table over 1951 Census is that the percentage variation given botb in Sq. miles and Sq. Km. The status of the has also been mentioned from decade to decade. town is separately shown in column No. 3 in an abbreviated form. 13. The appendix attached to this table shows the population for the district as well as for each tehsit 18. I'he main object of this table as indicated above according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1951 is to show the growth of towns as towns and Dot bow besides furnishing the changes in area and tbe population certain places have been converted into towns from involved In those changes that have taken place during villages as such tbe figures against towns have been the last decade. The details of transfers of areas and sllown for tbose decades only in wbich tbey were population in every case have been given in the footnote recognised as towns. The district population for all classes separately. during the previous decades has been arrived at after adding tbe population of tbose places which were treated Table A-ill as towns in tbe corresponding decade but now declassified. 14. This table furnishes the sexwise total rural As such jf a town bad not been treated as town in all population together with the number of inbabited villages the previous censuses, it is indicated as declassified in for the district as well as for eacb tehsit arranged into those particular censuses. Towns treated for the first time in 1951 Census bave been asterisked·. seven population size groups ,;z/ Jess than 200, 2()().499, 500-999, 1,()()()..1,999,2,OOO-4,999, 5,000-9,999 and 10,000 19. The change in tbis table over 1951 Census is that aad above. the areas of towns as well as 'he percentage of decade variations of total population of the towns have been IS. The main cbanges in this table over 1951 Census additionally shown in tbe present census. are (i) tbe group less than SOO has now been split up into two groups ,/z; less tban 200 and 200-499 and (ii) 20. Tho appendix to tbis table shows the area and it relates only to villages while in 1951 Census it related population of towns of 1951 Census which have been :to villages and towns both. declassified in the present census. Sucb appendix was not prepared in the previous censuses. Table A-IV 21. A separate volume-Part II-A incorporating the 16. 'Ibis table shows the growth of each town in General Population Tables for tbe State and tbe districts the district since 1901 together with its sexwise population. bave been issued in which tbe concepts used have also It fUrther furnilhes the information reprding decade been discussed. 45

TABLE A-I-AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION

No. of villages Area in Popu- No. of Total iation Un- occupied Population Rural Sq. Sq. per Sq. Inha· ioha- No. of Residential ------District/Tehsil/Town Urban miles Km. mile bited bited towns houses Persons Males Females 1 2 3(a) 3(b) 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 DISTRICT T 4,078.5 10,SCi3.3 134 591 17 1 93,609 547,071 lI5,081 161.991 R 3,987.9 10,328.6 131 591 17 88,96J 522,358 271,865 150,493 U 90.6 234.7 273 2 4.648 24,714 13,216 11,498 Jalor Tehsil T 867.5 2,246.8 155 J09 2 22,804 134,491 69,625 64,866 R 824.6 2,13S.7 147 109 2 20,388 121,609 62,708 58,901 U 42.9 111.1 300 2,416 12,R82 6,917 5,965 Jalor Town (M) U 42.92 111.16 300 2.416 12,882 6,917 5,965

Abare Tehsil @ R 718.6 1,861.2 147 120 4 17,90l 10S,S89 53.998 51,591

Sanchore Tebsil @ R 1,164.7 3,016.5 100 157 6 19,375 116,650 61,613 55,037 Jaswantpura Tebsil T 1,327.7 3,438.8 143 205 5 33,529 190,342 99.845 90,497 R 1,280.0 3,315.2 139 20S 5 31.297 178,510 93.546 84,964 U 47.7 123.6 248 1 2.232 11,832 6,299 5.533 Bhinmal Town (M) U 47.72 123.60 248 1 2.232 11.832 6,299 5,533

Note :- 1. The Sq. Km. and density figures of urban areas of Tehsil/District are worked out using the area figures corrected upto 2 places of decimals obtained by adding the area of towns in the respective units and not using the area figures given in the table. In addition to this the area figures relating to Sq. Km. are further adjusted to make the Tehsil/District/totals tally. 2. The followin& abbreviations have been used for the status or a town c. g. (M)=Municipality @=Entirely Rural 46

APPENDIX I TO TABLE A-I Statement showing 1951 tenitorial units constituting the present set up of the district (Only those names/areas which have undergone changes since 1951, have been shown below) Details of gain in territories Details of loss in territories Area Area <+) Gain 1951 Symbol Symbol Net area (-) Loss Dittrict/ Territorial No. Brief Des- Sq. Sq. No. Brief Des- Sq. Sq' Tchail Units cription miles Km. cription miles Km. Sq. miles Sq.Km. 2 3 3 (a) 4 s 6 6 (a) 7 8 9 10 DISTRICT 77 villages of San- 776.2 2,010.4 (-)776.2 (-)2.010.4 chore Tehail transferr- ed to newly constitu- ted Chohtan Tehsil of Harmer District Jalor Jalor 2 J23 villages and 1 659.6 1,708.4 (-)659.6 (-)1,708.4 Tehsil Tehsil town Ahore transf- erred to newly consti- tuted Ahore Tehsil Ahore Newly constituted Tehail with :- 3 123 villages and 1 659.6 1,708.4 <+)65'.6 <+)1,708.4 town Ahore tran- sferred from Jalor Tehsil sanchore Sanchore 4 77 villages transferr- 776.2 2,010.4 (-)776.2 (-)2,010.4 Tehsil TebsiJ cd to newly constitu- ted Cbohtan Tehsll of Barmer District 47

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX I

(List elf villages affected 111 the transfers)

Local code Area Local code Area Symbol No. of 1951 in ~mbol No. of 1951 in No. Name of village Census acres No. Name of village Census acre, 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

(1) 1. Akal 55 5,760 65. Sarla 13 10,976 2. Alu-ka-Tala 29 4,160 66. Satan 46 2.022 3. Ambawa 50 4,557 67. Sau 4 13,440 4. Arti 49 6,464 68. Sedwa 28 12,896 5. Bab Talaori 108 5,184 69. Siyansia 32 8,000 6. Bachhala 25 2,656 70. Siyar 7 7,360 7. Bachhwala 38 3,200 71. Sobhala 24 11,635 8. Bakhasar 43 15,360 72. Somrar 1 5,12~ 9. Bamadla 58 14,720 73. Sonri 26 7,117 10. Banwarwala 42 14,720 74. Suhaji Cbaman •• 44 2,662 11. Bhada 16 5,457 75. Talsar 2 5,856 12. Bhalgaon 39 4,800 76. Tarisara 41 1,376 13. Bhanwar 21 12,012 77. Tarla 60 1,920 14. Bhanwariya 71 7,117 15. Bherudi 61 4,928 (2) I. Agwari 216 2,432 16. Bisasar 9 8,320 '2 Aipura 100 3,032 17. Boli .. 64 4,352 3. Ajitpura alias Jogni 130 2.707 18 Buran-ka-Tala ., 62 16,000 4. Akora Padar 192 1,719 19 Chalkaoa 3 3,936 S. Alawa 236 2,880 20. Champaberi 59 742 6. Badanwari 103 3,537 21. Chaodsni 40 4.576 7. Bagotra 132 1.437 22 Chlchadasar 27 6,400 8. Bagunda 157 1,410 23. Dedabao 76 17,382 9. Bala JJ6 1,438 24. Dhenba 6 3,712 10. Bankli 125 4,Il4 25. Dhuruwa Chohanan 17 5,000 II. Baori 99 4,046 26. Dipla 12 5.120 12 Bardava 202 2,83R 27. Ekal 36 5.222 13. Barm )28 2,285 28. Fagaliya 52 8,960 14 Barwan 122 8,418 29. Fakiron-ka-Niwan 20 3,200 15. Bedhana 229 3,392 30. Gangasara 31 18,~60 16. Bediya 101 4,444 31. Gira 69 5,120 17. 159 16,085 32. Gora 54 7,680 JR. Bhagli Purohitan )52 1,790 33. Harpaliya 19 6,400 19. Bhainswara 134 2,086 34. Hatla 37 11,697 20 Bhandla 119 N.A. 35. Hemawas 66 2,022 21. Bhawarani 97 14,277 36 Isan-ka-Tala 5 3,840 22. Bboti 207 2,973 37. JaliJa 10 5,184 23. Bicbbawari 136 816 38. Janpaliya II 14,784 24. Bijli 120 3,259 39. Jarfa 34 7,680 25 Bitbura 212 3,024 40. Kartiya 56 8,960 26. Bokra 92 3,000 41. Kekar 57 8,422 27 Budtara 172 HI,359 42. Khari 68 2,SRO 28. Chandrai 210 4,809 43. Kot TiJani 109 3,264 29. Chingari 110 2,959 44. Kundanpura 23 7,tiRO 30. Chanwarcha 186 3.584 45. Lakhrasar 33 4,992 31. Chawarda 20S 3,415 46. Madawar .. 77 2,022 32. Chiparwada 171 3.826 47. Maghraj-ki-Heni 33. Chid, 169 ~.8n alias Sujan-ki-Niwan 14 3.904 34. Chunda 196 2.330 48. Mithri 47 5,760 35. Dayalpura 188 1,408 49. Mogawa 48 2,300 36. Debawas 69 4,081 SO. Mulani 3S 3.917 37. Deoki 9S 3,402 51. Nawapura 73 3.520 38. Desu 93 3,341 52. Nawatala 15 3,264 39. Dodiya 129 2,245 53. Ogala 63 10,240 40. Dodiyali 230 4,800 54 Padarwali 72 2,637 41. Gangawa 190 643 55 Pandika Niwao .• 18 4,480 42 Ghena 121 9,207 56 Panoriya 65 10,112 43. Godhan 108 4,240 57. Pasarla 51 3,264 44. Goidla 160 5,836 58 Piruka Talab 30 3.200 45 Gudha Balotan .. 213 3,130 59. Pujasar 8 6,496 46. Gudha Inderpuria 222 2,505 60. Rangwali 45 2,432 47. Gudha Rama " 156 3,852 61. Rohila 60 3,840 48 Harji 214- 6,494 62. Sagarwao 53 2,240 49. Jeitpura 155 1,152 63. Salriya 22 7,104 SO. Jogwa 168 3,188 64. Sanwlasi 67 2,560 51. Jora 217 3,840 48

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX I-Condd.

(Ust of vilJ.ges of/eeted I" the transfers)

Local code Area Local code Area Symbol No. of 1951 in Symbol No. of 1951 in No. Name of village Gensus acres No. Name of village Census acres 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

52. Kaira 207 I,OSR 9t. Panwa 68 1,634 53. KaJora Padar 114 547 92. Paota 233 1,984 54. Kaniwara 137 1,767 93. Raitha) fJ7 14,226 55. Kanba 131 6,968 94. Rewara Kalan 123 2,936 56. Kawlan 206 2,824 95. Rajanwari 138 2,124 57. Kawrada 208 3,697 96 Rama 126 13,323 58. Khambi 112 2,717 97. Ratanpura 105 538 59. Khara 154 2,625 98. Rasiawas 235 N.A. 60. Khera Mokni 27 2,453 99. Rodla 221 4.976 61. Khera Sadriyan •• 123 N.A. ]00. Rudmal 21 4,828 62. Kishangarh 197 3,425 1OJ. Sakarna 107 2,560 63. Korana 127 3,189 102. Samuja 133 4.925 64. Kotra 111 2,272 103. Sandan 9S 2,337 65. Kunwarda 165 2,252 ]04. Sankhawali 167 7.360 66. Kurali 163 1,206 105. Sanwara 170 1,596 67. Kuwara 215 1,792 106. Sapni 94 634 68. Lilkanth 118 3,968 107. Sarana 96 5,184 69. Madri 189 3.164 108. Sadria IJalotan .. 232 1,344 70. Maispur 195 1,261 109. Sadriya K upawatan 109 1,032 71. Malgarh 199 8,453 110. SeIari •. 161 4,395 72. Malpura 228 1,472 ]11. Sugalia Balotan .• 233 4,032 73. Mandla 191 2,256 112. Sugaliya Jodllan .. 115 3.639 74. Manpura 228 691 113. Sugaliya Sindlan 203 2,080 75. Mithari 102 4,692 114. Surpura 91 913 76. Mohiwara 198 3,941 115. Tarwara 194 3,030 17. Morli 225 610 116. Thanwala 187 3,585 78. Moru 224 1,601 II7. Thumbua 21S 2,225 79. Motisari )17 571 118. Tormi J24 2,496 80. Mulaiwa Nabi •• 201 3.824 lt9. Ukarda 211 1,478 81. Narwana 220 1,355 120. Umedpura 226 289 82. Nimbala 6 6,3110 121. Un 135 3,383 83. Norwa 162 4.026 122. Khera Gulia 204 N.A. 84. Nosara 113 9,060 123. Mori Tokariya ., 64 N.A. 85. Odwara 66 4,346 86. Pachanwa 227 1,536 1. Ahore I/IS3 250 87. Padardi 223 5,641 88. Palasiya 236 2,048 (3) As against (2) 89. Panchota 193 6,376 90. Pandgra lSI 1.752 (4) As against (1) 49

APPENDIX II TO TABLE A-I Villages with a popuJatioD of 5,000 and over and towns with a population under 5,000 ( Units 01 territory which have nothing to show leir this statement have been excluded) Villages with a population of 5,000 and over Towns with a population of under 5,000 Percentage to Percentage to total Rural total Urban PtIlpu)ation of Population of District/Tebsil Village Population the district Town Population the district 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 DISTRICT 16,625 3.18 Jalor Tehsil Biyana 5,270 1.01 Ahore Tehsil Ahore 5.817 1.11 Sanchore Tehsil Sanchore 5,538 1.06 ANNEXURE II TO TABLE A-I (Places with a population under 5,000 treated os town.! 195] but declossi,fted in ]961)

Population Area in SII. miles Tehsil in Town which situated 1961 1951 )961 1951 2 3 4 5 6 Ahore Ahore 5,817 4,991 10.78 0.39 Siana Jalor 5,270 4,619 15.34 0.29 APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I House]ess and Institutional Population Total Houseless Population Institutional Population Rural District/Tehsii Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DISTRICT T SU 288 223 866 827 39 It 511 288 223 264 238 26 U 662 589 13 JaJor Tehsil T 4 4 229 199 30 R 4 4 47 30 )7 U 182 169 13 Ahore Tthsil* R 43 23 20 37 35 2 Sanchore Tehsi!· R 206 114 92 70 70 Jaswantpura Tehiil T 258 147 III 530 523 7 R 258 147 III no 103 7 U 420 420

·Entirely ~ural

TABLE A-JI-VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS (1901-1961) Percentage Decade decade District Year Persons variation variation Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 JALOR 1901 271,363 142.952 )28,41 I 1911 300.374 + 29.011 + 10.69 156,802 143,572 1921 287,888 - 21,486 7.15 145,901 132,987 1931 322.867 + 43,979 + 15.77 169,079 153.788 1941 368,338 + 45,471 + 14.08 191,732 176,606 1951 423,553 + 55,215 + 14.99 220,879 202.674 1961 547,072 + )23,519 + 29.16 285,081 261,991 JalOl'.2

51

APPENDIX TO TABLE A-ll Statement showing 1951 population according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1951. changes in area and the population involved in those changes

Area in 1961 Area in 1951 1951 Population Population in Net increase according to Juris- 1951 adjusted or decrease Sq. Sq. 1961 Sq. Sq. diction prevailing to Jurisdiction between col- District/Tehsil miles Km. Population miles Km. in 1951 of 1961 umns 7 & 8 1 2 3 4 ~ 6 7 8 9 DISTRICT *1 4,078.5 10,563.3 547,072 4,730.0 12,250.7 459,467 423,553 - 35,914 (-651.5) (-1,687.4) (-35,914) Jalor Tehsil *2 867.S 2,246.8 134,491 1,552.0 4,019.7 187.362 101,300 - 86,062 (-684.5) (-1,772.9) (-86,062) Ahore Tehsil *3 718.6 1,861.2 105,589 86,062 + 86,062 (+718.6) ( +-1 ,R61.2) (+R6.062) Sanchore Tehsil *4 1,164.7 3,016.5 116,650 1,818.0 4,708.6 121,081 85,167 - 35,914 (-653.3) (-1,692.1) (-35,914) Jaswantpura Tehsil 1,327.7 3,438.8 190,342 1,360.0 3,522.4 151,024 151,024 (-32.3) (-1I3.6)

Note:- (1) The figures given in brackets in Columns 5 & 6 represent the difference in area between 1951 & 1961 and the figures in brackets in Column 7 show the difference in population between the area as per jurisdiction in 1951 and the present jurisdiction. (2) The area figures shown under Columns 2, 3, Sand 6 relate to area figures supplied by the State Revenue Authorities. *1 77 villages with an area of 776.2 Sq. miles and population 35,914 of this district transferred to Chohtan tehsil of Barmer district vide Govt. Notification No. F. 525(15) Rev. 1/54 deted 28-9-54. ·2 123 villages and 1 town Ahore with an area of 659.6 Sq. miles and population 86,062 of this tehsil transferred to newly constituted Ahore tehsil of lalor distnct. *3 Changes enumerated as against foot,note of symbol *2 above. *4 77 villages with an area of 776.2 Sq. miles and population 35,914 of this tehsil transferred to newly constituted Chohtan tehsil of Barmer district vide Govt. Notification No. F. 525(15) Rev. 1)54 dated 28-9-S4.

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TABLE A-III-VILLAGES

I-Villages with less Less than 200 200-499 Total No. of Total Rural Population Population Population inhabited No. No. OistrictjTehsiJ villages Persons Males Femal.. Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 , 6 7 8 9 10 11

DlSTRlcr 591 5:U.351 :71.865 25O,"J 49 1,713 1,517 171 3Z,007 2a,S.

Jaloc TebsiJ 109 121,609 62.708 S8~1 S, 344 323 18 3,469 3,105 Abore TebaU 120 105,589 53,,998 51,591 16 848 799 33 6,212 5,724 Sanchol"e Tehsil 157 116,650 61,613 55,037 13 584 538 60 11,092 9,735 Jaswantpura Tehail 20S 118,510 91,546 &4.964 IS 997 857 60 11,234 9,994 CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION JU-VilJages with a Population of 10,000 than 2,000 Population II-ViUaaes with a Population of 2,000-9,999 & ab_ove 500-999 1.000-1.999 2.000-4,999 5,000-9,999 10,000 and above Population Population Population Population Population No. No. No. No. No. Males Females Males Females ~ales Females Males Females Males Females 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 21 12 23 24- 2S 26

198 76,501 69,741 128 90,736 84,515 42 61,333 57,051 3 8.515 8.110 46 17,804 16.376 26 13,701 17,417 13 19,7.54 19,046 2,636 2,634 33 12,482 11.386 29 20,754 20,128 8 10,789 10,650 2,913 2,904 52 19.877 18.037 26 19.484 17,598 5 7,610 6,557 2,966 2,S72 67 26.338 23,942 47 31,797 29,372 16 23,laQ 20,799 S4

TABLE A.IV-TOWNS CLASSIFmO BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage Status of Decade decade District/Tehail Name of Town Town Year Persons variation variation Mates Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

ALL CLASSES 1901 11,988 5,970 6,018 DISTRICT 19l1 12,838 + 850 + 7.09 6,389 6,449 1911 11,301 1,536 - 11.96 5,531 5,711 1931 13,196 + 1,894 + 16.76 6,71)9 6,397 1941 15,470 + 2,174 + 17.23 8,101 7,369 1951 28,051 + 12,581 + 81.33 14,280 13,771 1961 24,714 3,337 - 11.90 13,116 11,498 IV CLASS (10,000-19,999) DISTRICT 1961 24.714 13,216 1l,49R Jator Tehsil Jator (M) 1901 7.443 3,675 3,768 42.92 Sq. mi1es 1911 7.624 + 181 + 2.43 3,791 3,833 111.16 Sq. Km. 1921 6,270 1,354 - 17.76 3,082 3,188 1931 7,114 + 844 + 13.46 3,665 3,449 1941 7,967 + 853 + 11.99 4,215 3,752 1951 9,3H7 + 1,420 + 17.82 4,967 4.420 1961 12,882 + 3,495 + 37.23 6,917 5,965 Jaswantpura Tehsil Bhinmal (M) 1901 4,545 2,295 2,250 47.12 Sq. miles 1911 5,214 + 669 + 14.72 2,598 2,616 123.60 Sq. Km. 1921 5,032 182 3.49 2,449 2,583 1931 6,082 + 1,050 + 20.87 3,134 2,948 1941 7,503 + 1,421 + 23.36 3,886 3,617 1951 9,054 + 1,551 + 20.67 4,613 4,441 1961 11.832 + 2,778 + 30.68 6,299 5,533 V CLASS (5,000-9,999) DISTRICT 1901 7,443 3,675 3,768 1911 12,838 + 5,395 + 72.48 6,389 6,449 1921 11,302 1,536 11.96 5,531 5,771 1931 13,196 + 1,894 + 16.76 6,799 6,397 1941 15,470 + 2,274 + 17.23 8,101 7,369 1951 ]8,441 + 2,971 + 19.20 9,580 8,861 1961 VI CLASS (Less than 5,0(0) DISTRICT 1901 4,545 2,295 2,250 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 9,610 + 5,065 + 111.44 4,700 4,9]0 1961

Note :- The district totals for each class of town relating to the years 1901 to 1951 do not correspond with the totals that would be arrived at by adding of the population figures of various towns relating to each ceJ'lsus year. This i.s because that the district figures relating to the past census years also contained the population of thoBe places which were classified as towns in the various censuses.

M "'" Muni~ipali'y 55

APPENDIX TO TABLE A-IV Towns in 1951 declassified in 1961 (No new town WILt added In 1961)

Area· (1951) Population Tehail Name of Town Sq. miles Sq. Km. 1961 1951 I 2 3 4 S 6 Ahorc Akorc 0.39 1.01 5,811 4.991 lalol Siana 0.29 0.7S 5.270 4.619

ECONOMIC TABLES

( Note 011 B-Sllries)

In 1951 Census Reports, the population was Table B-III classified on the concept of 'dependency' which has been changed to that of 'workers' and "non-workers' at 6. This table has been compiled into two parts. the current Census. The change in the concept will be Part A deals with urban population of the district h@lpful in finding out the realistic picture of the classified into nine industrial categories of workers economic activity of those important sections of house­ and a separate category of non-workers cross tabulated hold workers who otherwise have been left out of by literacy and various educational levels. Part B account in the past censuses. refers to rural popUlation of the district as well as for each tehsil where educational levels have been confined 2. This series has been divided into two pafts viz., only to two categories viz., Primary or Junior (i) General Economic Tables and (ii) Household Basic and Matriculation and above. It is an important Economic Tables. table indicating employment of persons of diffe­ Pent educational standards amongst the various (i) GENERAL ECONOMIC TABLES categones of workers. The educational qualifications of available man-power can be assessed with the help 3. There are 9 General Fconomic Tables in this of this table. series. The first 3 tables distribute the working and non-working population by economic activity correlated Table B-IV with sex, age and educational levels. A more elaborate classificatIon of workers by industry according 7. This table has been presented in three parts. to the Standard Industrial Classification is presented Part A deals with the industrial classification of worker in Table B-IV while it has been shown by occupation of persons at work at household industry separately for in Table B-V. 'fable B-VI provides information total, rural and urban parts of the district, showing about those occupations of National Classification the fig"!lres for divisions and major groups of Indian which attract educated personnel in urban areas. Standard Industrial CI~ssification. Divisionwise figures Another Table B-VII shows the classification of for each tehsil in case' of its rural areas are also workers by secondary work and the last two tables shown. dlstribute the non-workers by sex, age and eight • broad classes according to the activities pursued 8. Part B of this table provides the data regarding industrial classification by sex and class of worker of by them. persons at work in non-household industry, trade, business, profession or service for total and urban areas Table H-I of the district by divisions and major groups. 4. This is a basic economic table prepared on the 9. In Part C of this table the data has been fur­ basis of Primary Census Abstract, In this table the nished for industrial classification by sex and divisions. population has been divided into nine industrial categb­ major and minor groups of persons at work other ries of workers based on Indian Standard Industrial than cultivation for total and urban areas of the Classification and a separate category of non-workers district. Such data for rural part of each tehsil is also (detailed classification of which are available in Table presented in the supplementry table to B-IV Part-C B-JX in Part U-H (ii) of State Censull Report) further by divisions only. classified into seX and broad age-groups viz., 0-14, 15-34, 35-59 and 60+. The classification of workers and 10. This table is quite important as it furnishes non-workers by specific age-groups, is a speeial feature employment position in respect of various sectors of of 1961 Census. The age-groups correspond to the economy not only indicating the class of the workers different stages of life which have special .significance viz., employer, employee, single worker, family worker with reference to capacity to work viz., children, young but also by different branches of industry according to persons. middle aged and elderly persons. Detailed divisions and major groups is Parts A and B and also classification of non-workers is, however, given in by minor groups of Indian Standard Industrial Classifi-· Table B-IX. Cation in Part C.

5. This table presents data separately for total, rural 11. As the information included in Part C of this and urban population of the district while those table is quite voluminous, the minor groups having for tehsils for rural areas only. Another Table B-JI figures less than 1% of the total workers of the respec­ Showing such information for each town is not repro­ tive division (less than 0.5% in case of division 2&3) duced in this book and bas been given in Part H-B (i) of have been excluded and relegated to the Appendix atta­ State Census Report. ched to this part of the table. JaJor. 3 12. The Standard Industrial Classification, repro­ 17. In case a worker is engaged in two or morc duced as an appendix at the end of note on this series . kinds of work. the work consuming the larger portion describes in detail the various codes used for divisions, of time has been treated his principal work while major and minor groups. another consuming larger portion of his time considered his secondary work. Table B-V 18. Part B of this table presents the industrial 13. This is a new table and has been compiled for classification by sex of persons working in non-house­ total and urban population by sex in order to provide hold industry, trade, business, profession or service who information regarding occupational classification in the are also engaged in household industry. Such data has district engaged in production other than cultivation, been presented in this part of the table by principal further classified into divisions and groups on the basis work and additional work based on divisions and major of the National Classification of Occupations. Under groups for the district as a whole while it has been shown each group the detailed occupational families are shown. by divisions only in case of each tehsil for its ruraL areas. Families having less than 1% of workers of the respec­ tive division (less than 0.5% in case of families under division 7-8) are not given in this table but are shown Table B-VIII in an appendix attached at the end of this table. A fly leaf showing appropriate industrial category is also 19. This is a new table prepared for the first time given in place of industrial Chtegory appearing in the in the current Census. This table presents the distribu­ table due to insufficient description given in the enume­ tion of unemployed persons aged 15 and above by sex ration slip for industry or coding mistake. The occupa­ and educational levels. It has been compiled into two tional classification of persons engaged in non-agricultural parts. Part A relate!t to urban areas and is presented pursuits has been furtber detailed according to various for the district as a whole. Part B relates to rural areas categories of workers. The categories of workers are and is presented upto tehsil level. same as adopted for Primary Census Abstract. 20. The number of unemployed in Part A of this 14. In tbis table cross tabulation of industry table have been further split up by (i) persons seeking and occupati~n has been made for the first time employment for the first time and (ii) persons employed while such information was combined in the previous before but now out of employment and seeking work. censuses. The age-groups in the first case are 15-19,20-24, 25-29, 30-34 and 35+ which are modified in the second case as Table B-VI 15-19, 20-24, 25-34. 35-44, 45-59 and 60+. 15. This is a new table prepared for the first time 21. The break-up of educational levels is much in 1961 Census and provides information about those elaborate in Part A which is the same as given in Table occupations which attract educated personnel. It B-II1 Part A while such educational levels are confined bas been prepared only for urban areas of the district only to (i) Primary or Junior Basic and (ii) Matricula­ upt~ divisional level of the National Classification of tion and above, in Part B of this Table. Occupations. The workers under each occupational divi­ sion have been classified by broad age-groups viz., 0-14, Table B-IX 15-34, 35-59 and 60 and above. The age-groups have been further classified according to educational levels 22. This table presents the distribution of non­ as adopted in Economic Table B-lII Part A. However, working population by broad age-groups and eight the figures for total workers under each occupational classes of non-workers based on the recommendation of division have been provided for total only and not for the U&ited Nations Organisation. In this table data has different age-groups. It may be noted that total work­ been shown for total, rural and urban areas of the ers for occupational division in this table corresponds to district separately and upto tehsil level for rural areas the total workers of urban areas in Table B-V. 001y. ~uch information on the non-working population bad never been compiled before. Table B-VII 16. This table has been compiled into two parts. (ii) HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIC TABLES Part A presents persons working principally (i) as cultivators (ii) as agricultural labourers or (iii) at 23. There are 8 Household Economic Tables in this household industry classified by sex and by the nature series compiled in the current Census which is a first of their secondary work 0) at household industry (ii) attempt for collecting economic data on the basis of as cultivator or (iii) as agriCUltural labourer. Such data households in addition to what is collected for each has been presented in this part by divisions and major individual. In a predominantly agricultural State where groups separately for the total, rural and urban parts most of the population is in rural areas and where of tbe district and by divisions only in case of rural much of the goods produced are consumed by the part of each tehsil. population itself, collectioJl of information purely on the 59 basis of ~ndividuals tends to go slightly out of focus (b) entirely held from private perSons or unless such information is supplemented by information institutions for payment in money, kind on economic activities of the household as an entity. A or share, and decision was s therefore, taken that the information rela­ ting to the economic activities of the majority of house­ (c) partly held from Government and partly holds viz., cultivation activities and household industry from private persons for payment in should be collected at the current Census. money, kind or share.

24. A household Schedule was used at the Census, 30. Abbreviations (a), (b) and (c) have been used 1961 for this purpose. In the Part I of this Schedules in place of legends for interest in land cultivated under information on the extent of land cultivated by the column 1 of the table and the same have been spelt household, either owned or held from Government or held out at the bottom of the table. from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share, and extent. of land given to Table B-XII private persons for cultivation for payment in money, kind or share was collected. Besides, nature of house­ 31. In this table the data has been shown for the hold industry conducted by the household and the district total, rural and urban areas separately and duration of the industry in a year alongwith number of also up to tehsil level for rural areas only. The table family workers and hired workers engaged in cultivation will facilitate a further study of households which are or household industry or in both was also collected., engaged only in cultivation. as each household Jiaving a particular siz~ of holding mentioned in Table B-XI 25. All these tables have been prepared on the has been cross tabulated with reference to the. number basis of 20% sample of households. of persons working in cultivation. The holding has been grouped into the following size ranges ( in Table 8-X acres); less than 1, 1.0-2.4. 2.5-4.9, 5.0-7.4. 7.5-9.9, 10.0-12.4, 12.5-14.9, 15.0-29.9, 30.0-49.9 and 50+ and 26. This table is prepared on a 20% sample of unspecified. households and is presented for the district total, rural and urban areas separately and upto tehsil level for 32. In case of household where more than one rural areas only. The sample households have been person is working, the number of family workers and classified into four categories viz., (i) households engaged hired workers have been separated. Family workers have neither in Cultivation nor Household Industry, (ii) house­ also been separately tabulated by sex. holds engaged in Cultivation only, (iii) households engaged in Household Industry only and (iv) households engaged Table B-XIlI both in Cultivation and Household Industry. Thus, the table divides all the households in three important sectors 33. This table is presented separately for rural and of economic activity. urban areas of the district. The table shows the distri­ bution of sample households engaged both in Cultivation 27. Cultivation includes ownership, tenancy cultiva­ and Household Industry classified by size of land tion and agricultural labour. The Household Industry cultivated and by size of Household Industry. The relates to production. processing, servicing or repairing Household Industries have been classified according to and includes making and selling of goods. the code numbers of divisions 0, I, 2 & 3 and their major groups of Indian Standard Industrial Classification Table B-XI (for detailed description see Appendix at the end of the note on this series). It throws light on Household 28. This table presents data for the district total, Industries which are carried on as an ancillary to culti­ rural and urban areas separately and upto tehsil level vation in different parts of the district. for rural areas only. In this table a more detailed examination of the cultivating households, which have Table B-XIV been separated in the previous table, has been made. Such households have been classified according to the size 34. In this table the data has been presented for the of land cultivated and cross tabulated by the interest in total, rural and urban households separately for the land cultivated The sizes of land in acres are given as district and relates to households engaged only in less than 1, 1.0-2.4, 2.5-4.9. 5.0-7.4, 7.5-9.9, 10.0-12.4, Household Industry. The table has been prepared in two 12.5-14.9, 15.0-29.9, 30.0-49.9, 50+ and unspecified. parts:-

29. The interest in land cultivated has been classi­ Part A:-It relates to households classified by major fied into the following three categories :- groups of principal Household Industry and number of persons engaged in each, grouped under 1, 2, 3-5, 6-10 (a) entirely owned or held from Government, and more than 10 persons. The Household Industries 60

have been classified aecording to the (lOde number of year Md under each oo.tegory number of households

divisions 01 1, 2 & 3 and their major groups of Indian number of family workers and number of hired workers Standard Industrial Classification (for detailed description are given. This table thUS, furnishell impo;tant data of code numbers see Appendix at the end of the note on the seasonaijty of various hOYSehQld in4ustries and on this series). yields inferences on the seasonality of Household indus­ try with seasonality of Cultivation. Part B:-It relates to households classified by minor groups of principal Household Industry. In cases where 37. The major groups of Household Industry having there are lIlO{"e than one Household Industry under a less than "0% of the figures .of tbe respective division m.mor grGliP, sult-minor gfoup numbers in four digits wh~ bave been omitted fl'om the table arc ibown in have .been given. the Appendix a.t the emd of the table. For detailed description of divisions and major groups of Househcld Table 8-XV Industry see Appendix at the end of the n()te o:p tbjs series. 35. This table has been prepared for households engaged both in Cultivation and Household Industry. Table B-XVII The data has been shown separately for total, rural and urban areas of the district. Tehsilwise break-ups for 38.. The data in this table has been presented sepa· rural areas only could not be given here due to short rately for the distri~t total, rural and urban areas. The of space, however, the same is available in Part III of family sizes of sample households have been classified State Census Report. In this table, an analysis has been according to single member, 2-3 members, 4-6 members, made of persons working in these 'households with 7-9 members and 10 members and over. It may be reference to size of holding. In cases where more than noted that although the 'Census Household' is not exactly one person is employed, the number of family workers the same as 'Family' to the extent that it may also and hired workers are separate~ given. -Similar data in include unrelated persons residing with the family Gwisg respect of households engaged in Cultivatioo only has the census count, yet this table gives a general idea of already been given in Table B-XII. A comparison bet­ the family sizes as in the 'nlajorit·y Qf families outsiders ween this table and Table B-XII will show how the are likely to be insignifican.t. combination of Household Industry with Cultivation effects the employment position. This table helps to establish a co-relation between the Household Industry 39. The sample households have also been classified and the scale of Cwltivation. by economic activity by work in cultivation or house­ hold industry. Households engaged in cultivation bave been further classified by size of land holding. Classifi­ Table B-XVI cation by economic activity as well as by size of land 36. This table is connlled only to HOllseh01d Industry holding is presented only for rural areas while and the data has been presented separately for the classification by size of households is presented for total district total. rural and urban areas. The data in respect and urban areas. of Households engaged in Household Industry only or both in Household Industry and Cultivation are given 40. Separate volumes Part II-B 0) & (ii) for General separately. Household Industry is classified according to Economic Tables ,and Part UI for Household Economic period of working of the industry grouped under 1-3 Tables have been issued in which the various concepts months, 4-6 months, 7-9 months and 10 months to one ltsed, have been discussed in detail. 61

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 1 2 3 2 3

DiyisiOll O~Agric.ulture, livestock, forestry, fishing and hunting

00 Field Produce and Plantation Crops 02 Forestry and Logging--concld Production of cereal crops (including Bengal Production of gums, resins, lac, barks, herbs, gram) sucl1 ~ rice. wh~at, jowar, bajra maize 000 wildfruits and leave:,; by t.he exploitation of forests ...... 025 Production of pulses. such as arhar. moong, masur, urd, khesari. other gram 001 Production and gathering of other forest pro­ dwcts not covered above' , 026 Production of raw jute and kindred fibre crops 002 03 Fishing Production of raw CO,lton and kin,dred Production of fish by fishing in sea 030 fibre crops 003 Production of .fish by fi~hing in inland waters Productinn of oil seeds, 8ugarcane and other including the operation of fish farms and cash crops 004 thh hatcheries 031

Production of other crops (including vegetab­ Production of pearl~, conch, shells, sponges les) not covered ,above 005 by gatherill~(or lifting fcum sea,river.'pond 032 Production of fruits and nuts in plantlltion, 04 Livestock and Hunting vines and orchards 006 Production and rearing of livestock (large Production of wood, bamboo. cane reeds, head3 only) mainly for milk and animal thatching grass, etc. ' 007 po~er such as cow, buffalo, gOllt 040 Production of juice by tapping palms 008 Rearing of sheep and production of wool 041 Production of other agricultural produce (in­ Rea,ring and production c;>f other animals cluding fruits and nuts not covered by code (mainly (or slaughter) such as pig .. 042 number 006 and flowers)no,t cQvered above 009 Production of ducks, hens and other small 01 Plantation Crops 'birds, eggs by 'rearing and ,poultry farming 043 Production of tea in plantation 010 Rearing of bees for the production of honey, wa.x and collection of honey • • . . 044 Production of coffee.jn plantation 011 Rearing of silk worm and production of Production of rubber in plantation 012 ~OCOQ.lls ~nd raw sille 045 Production of tobacco in plantation 013 Rearing of other small animals and insects 046 Production of ganja, cinchona. opium 014 Trapping of animals or games prol'agation 047 Production of other plantation crops not covered above 015 P.roduction 9-f other anill1al hus9andry prod- ucts such as' skin, bone, ivory and teeth 048 02 F()1'estry and Logging Division I-Mining and QlUM'rying Planting. replanting and conservation of for­ ests 020 10 Mining and Quarrying

Felling and cutting Qf trees al1d tTall~porta- Mining of coal 100 tion of logs 021 Mining of iron ores 101 Preparation of timber. • 022 Mining of gold and silver ores 102 Production of fuel including charcoal by ex- ploitation of forest 023 Mining of manganese 103 Production of fodder by exploitation of forests 024 Miniog of mica 104 62

APPENDIX-Contd.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code)

1 2 3 1 2 3

Division I-Mining and Quorrying-concld. 21 Bflverages-coocld.

10 Mining anti Quarrying-c:oncld. Production of aerated and mineral water •. 214 Mining of other non-ferrous metallic ores lOS Production of ice 21S Mining of crude petroleum and natural gas 106 Production of ice crt'am 216 Quarrying of stone (including slate), clay. land. Processing of tea in factories 217 gravel, limestone 107 Processing of coffee in curin, works 218 Mining of chemical earth such as soda ash .• 108 Production of other beverag(ls 219 Mining and quarrying of non-metallic produ­ cts not classified above such as precious and 22 Tobacco Products semi-precious stones, asbestos, gypsum, sulphur, asphalt 109 Manufacture of bidi 220 Divis/(l1I 2&3-Manu!acturing Manufacture of cigars and cheroots 221 20 Foodstuffs Manufacture of cigarette and cigarette toba. (;CO __ 222 Production of rice, atta, floUr etc. by milling dehusking and processing of crops and food Manufacture of hookab tobacco •• 223 grains __ 200 Manufacture of snuff 224 Production of sugar and syrup from sugar· cane in mills _. 201 Manufacture of jerda and other chewing tobacco 225 Production of indigenous sugar" gur fl'Om Manufacture of other tobacco products sugar cane or palm juice and production of 226 candy __ 202 23 Textile-Cotto" Production of fruit products such as jam, jelly• sauce and canning and preservation of fI uits 203 Cotton ginning, cleaning, pressing and baling 230

Slaughtering, preservation of meat and fish Cotton spinning (other than in mills) 2~1 and canning of fiab 204 Cotton spinning and weaving in mills 232 Production of bread, biSCUits. cake and other bakery products 20S Cotton dY~ing, bleaching 233 Cotton weaving in powerlooms Production of butter, ghee, cheese Bnd other 234 dairy products ._ 206 Cotton weaving in handlooms 23S Production of edible Cats and oils (other than Manufacturing of khadi textile in band looms 236 hydrogenated oil) 207 Printing of cotton textile 237 Production of bydrogenated oils (Vanaspati) 208 Manufacturing of cotton nets 238 Production of other food products such 8S Manufact"ring of cotton, cordage, rope and sweetmeat and condiments. muri, murld, twine __ ,_ •• ._ 239 chira, khoi cocoa, chocolate, toffee, lozenge 209 24 Textile-lute 21 Bel'erales lute pressing and baling .• Productioll of distilled spirits. wines, liquor 240 from alcoholic malt, fruits and malts in Jute spinning and weavin, distillery and brewery • _ Zl() 241 Dyeing and bleaching of jute 242 Production of country liquor 211 Production of indigenous liquorsuchas toddy Printing of jute textile ._ 243 liquor from mahua. palm juice .: 212 Manufacture of other produets like rope. cordage from jute and similar fibre such as Production of otberliquorsnot covered above 213 hemp. mesta ._ 244 63

APPENDUt-Contd.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Codo) (Code) Description (Code) 2 3 J 2 3

2S T~xtile-WOD' 28 Manufacture 0/ Wood and Wooden Products-concld. Wool baling and pressing 250 Manufacture of structural wooden goods (incl- uding treated, timber) such as beams, posts Wool cleaning and processing (scouring) 251 doors, windows 282 Wool spinning and weaving in mill 252 Manufacture of wooden industrial goods other than transport equipment such as bobbin and Wool spinning other than in mills 253 similar equipment and fixtures .. 283 Wool weaving in powerloom 254 Manufacture of other wooden products such as utensils, toys, artwares 284 Wool weaving in handloom 2SS Manufacture of veneer and plywood 285 Embroidery and art wor~ in woollen textile .. 256 Manufacture of plywood products such as tea chest 286 26 Textile-Silk Manufacture of boxes and packing cases other Spinning and weaving of silk textile in mill 260 than plywood • . . . . . • . 287 Dyeing and bleaching of silk 261 Manufacture of materials from cork, bamboo, Spinning of silk other than in mills 262 cane, leaves and other allied products .. 288 Weaving of silk textile by powerloom 263 Manufacture of other wood and allied products not covered above • . • • • • • . 289 Weaving of silk textile by handloom 264 Printing of silk textile 265 29 Paper and Pap~r Product. Manufacture of pulp from wood, rags. waste Manufacture of lIilk cordage. rope and twine 266 paper and other fibres and the conversion of such pulp into any kind of paper and paper 27 Textile-Miscellaneous boaed in mill .• .• " .. 290 Manufacture of carpet and all other similar Manufacture of pulp from wood. rags, waste~ type of textile products 270 paper and other fibres and the conversion of such pulp into any kind of paper and paper Manufacture of hosiery and other knitted board handmade •• . . . . • • :291 fabrics and garments •• 271 Manufacture of products, such as paper bags. Embroidery and making of crepe lace and fringes 272 boxes, cards, envelopes and moulded pulp goods from paper, paper board and pulp •• 292 Making of textile garments inCluding raincoats and headgear • . • . • • • . 273 30 Printing and Publishing Manufacture of made up textile goods except wearing apparel such as curtains, pillow cases, Printing and publishing of newspapers and peri- bedding materials, mattress, textile bags .. 274 odicals 300 Manufacture of waterproof textile products Printing and publishing of books .. 301 such as oil cloth, tarpaulin 275 All other types of printing including lithography, Manufacture and recovery of all types of fibres engraving, etching, block making and other for purposes of padding, wadding and upho- work connected with printing industry .. 302 lstery filling . . . • • • . . 276 All types of binding. stitching. sizing and othec Manufacture of coir and coir products 271 allied work connected with binding industry •• 303 Manufacture of umbrellas •• 278 31 Leather and Leather Products Processing and manufacture of textile products Currying, tanning and finishing of hides and not covered above 279 sk.ins and preparation of finished leather .. .310 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden Product. Manufacture of shoes and other leather foot- wear •. 311 ' Sawing and planing of wood 280 Manufacture of clothing and wearing apparel Manufacture of wooden furniture and fixtures 281 (except footwear) madeofJeatber and fur •• 312 64

APPENDIX-Contd.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Codo) (Code) Description (Code) 1 2 3- 2 3-

31 Leather and Leather Products-coneld. 34 Non-metallic Mineral Products other than Petroleum and Coal Manufacture ofleathet' products (except those covered by code Nos. 311, 312). such as Manufacture of structural clay products such leather upholstery, suitcases, pocket books, as bricks. tiles 340 cigarette and key cases, purses, saddlery, whip and other articles .• .. •• 313 Manufacture of cement and cement produ'ts 341 Repair of shoes and other leather footwear 314 Manufacture of lime 342 Repair of all other leather products except Manufacture of structural stone goods, stone footwear 3IS dressing and stone crushing 343 32 Rubber, Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacture of stonewares, other than images 344 Manufacture of tyres and tubes 320 Manufacture of stone images 345 Manufacture of plaster of paris and its Manufacture of rubber footwear 321 productg 346 Manufacture of rubber goods used for Manufacture of asbestos products 347 industrial purpose .• 322 Manufacture of mica products 348 Manufacture of all kinds of other rubber products from natural or synthetic rubber 35 Manufacture of earthenware and earthen including rubber raincoat .. 323 pottery 350 Productions of petroleum, kerosene and Manufacture of china ware and crockery 351 other petroleum products in petroleum refineries 324 MaJi.'lUfacture of porcelain and its products 352 Production of coaltar and coke in coke oven 325 Manufacture of glass bangles and beads 353

Manufacture of other coal and coaltar Manufacture of glass apparatus 354 products not covered elsewhere 326 Manufacture of earthen image, busts and 33 Chemicals and Chemical Products statues 355 Manufacture of basic industrial chemicals Manufacture of earthen toys and art wares such as acids, alkalis and their salts not except those coverd by code No. 355 356 elsewhere speCified •• 330 Manufacture of glass and glass products Manufacture of dyes, paints, colours and except optical and photographic lenses and varnishes 331 glass products covered above •• 357 Manufacture of fertilizers 332 Manufacture of otber non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere speCified 35~ Manufacture of ammuftition, explosives and fire works 333 36 Basic Meta's and their Products except Mac- hinery and Transport Equipment Manufacture of matches 334 Manufacture of iron and steel including smel- ting, refining, rolling, conversion into basic Manufacture of medicines, pharmaceutical forms such as billets,blooms, tubes, rods 360 preparations, perfumes, cosmetics and other toilet preparations except soap 335 Manufacture including smelting, refining of non-ferrous metals and alloys in basic forms 361 Manufacture of soap and other washing and cleaning compounds .. 336 Manufacture of armaments 362 Manufacture of turpentine, synthetic, resin and plastic product~ and materials (including Manufacture of structural steel products synthetic rubber) • . . . • . . • 337 such as joist, raLl, sheet, plate .. 363 Manufacture of common salt 338 Manufacture of iron and steel furniture 3M Manufacture of other chemicals and chemical Manufacture of brass and bell metal products 365 products not covered above (including inedible oils and fats) 33-9 Manufacture of aluminium products 366 65

APPENDIX-Contd.

Minor Major Minor Major Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 3 1 2 3 2 38 Transport Equipment--concld. 36 Basic Metals and their Products except Mac­ hinery and Transport Equipment-concld. Manufacture of bicycles and tricycles and accessories such as saddle, seat frame, gear 385 Manufacture of metal products (other than of iron brass, bell metal and aluminium) Building and repairing of water transport such as tin can 367 equipment such as ships, boats and manu­ facture of marine engines 386 Enamelling, galvanising, plating (including Manufacture and rcpair of air transport eq­ electroplating) polishing and welding of uipment including aeroplanes, aeroengines 387 metal products 368 Repairing of bicycles and tricycles 388 Manufacture of sundry hard wares such as G.l. pipe. wire net, bolt, screw, bucket, cu­ Manufacture of other transport equipment tlery (This will also include the manufacture not covered above such as animal dra wn of sundry ferrous engineering products done and hand drawn vehicles 389 by jobbing engineering concerns which can not be classified in major groups 36, 37, 38 39 Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 369 and 39) Manufacture of optical instruments and len­ ses, opthalmic goods and photographiC 37 Machinery ( All kinds other than Transport) 390 and Electrical, Equipment equipment and supplies Manufacture of scientific, medical and surgi. Manufacture and assembling of machinery cal instruments and equipment and supplies 391 (other than electrical) except tf'xtile mach­ inery 370 Assembling and repairing of wlltches and clocks 392 Manufacture and assembling of prime mover and boilers, other than electrical equipment, Manufacture of jewellery. silverware and such a'l diesel engines, road rollers, tractors 371 wares using gold and otner precious meta Ii 393

Manufacture of machine tools 372 Manufacture and tuning of musical instru­ ments 394 Manufacture of textile machinery and acc­ Manufacture of stationery articles not cov­ essories 373 ered elsewhere such as pencil. penholder. fountainpen 395 Manufacture of heavy electrical machinery and equipment such as motors, generators, Manufacture of sports goods 396 374 transformers Manufacture and repair work of goods not 399 Manufacture of electric lamps and fans .. 375 assignable to any other group Manufacture of insulated wires and cables 376 Division 4-Construction Manufacture of all kinds of battery 377 40 Construction Manufacture of electronic equipment ~uch COl1truction and maintenance of buildings as radio, microphone '. 378 including er,ection, flooring" decorative constructions, electrical & sanitary install- 400 Manufacture of electric machinery and app­ ations 379 aratus, appliances not speciied above Construction and maintenance of roads. 401 38 Transport Eqllipment railways. bridges, tunnels Construction and maintenance of telegraph Manufacture, assembly and repairing of 402 locomotives 380 and telephOne lines Construction and maintenance of water ways Manufacture of wagons, coaches, tramways and water reservoirs such as bund, embank­ and other rail road equipment other than ments, dam, canal, tank, tubewells, wells 403 that covered by code No. 363 381 Division 5-Electric;ty, Gas, Water and Manufacture and assembling of motor vehic­ Saflitary Services les of all types (excepting motor engines) 332 Manufacture of motor vehicles engines parts 50 Eleclrl.ity a,d Gas and accessories 383 Generation and transmission electric 500 Repairing and servicing of motor vehicles 384 enerlW

Jalor. 4 APPENDIX-Contd:

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Descript ion (Code) 2 '3 2 3

50 Electricity and Gas-concld. Wholesale Trade--concld. Distribution of electric energy 501 Wholesale trading in tyres. tubes and allied rubber products • • • • • • 616 Manufacture of gas in gas worles and dis­ tribution to domestic and industrial con­ Wholesale trading in petrol. mobil oil and sumers 502 allied products .• .• •. •• 617 51 Water Supply and Sanitary Services Wholesale trading in other household equipment not covered above •• . . 618 Collection, purification and distribution of water to domestic and industrial consumers SIO 62 Wholesale trading in bricks, tiles and other building materials • . • • • • 620 Garbage and sewage disposal, operation ofdrainagt' system and aU other types of work Wholesale trading in wood, bamboo, cane, connected with public health and sanitation Sl1 thatches and similar products .• 621

Division 6-Trade and Cc,mmerce 63 Wholesale trading in paper and other statio. nery goods 630 60 Wholesale Trade Wholesale trading in agricultural and industrial Wholesale trading in cereals and pulses •• 600 machinery equipment and tools and appli­ Wholesale trading in vegetables, fruits, ances other than electrical . . • • 631 sugar, spices, oil, fish, dairy products, eggs, poultry and other food stuff (not covered Wholesale trading in electrical machinery and elsewhere) 601 equipment like motor, battery, electric fan, bulb 632 Wholesale trading in all kinds of fabrics, and textile products, such as garments, Wholesale trading in all kinds of transport hessian, gunny bag, silk and woolen),arn, and storage equipment . • . • 633 shirtings, suitings, hosiery products •• 602 Wholesale trading in skins, leather and fur 634 Wholesale trading in beverages, such as tea (leaf) coffee (seed and powder), aerated Wholesale trading in clocks. eye glasses. water 603 frames 635 Wholesale trading in intoxicants, such as Wholesale trading in hardware and sanitary wines, liquors 604 equipment 636 Wholesale trading in other intoxicants such Wholesale trading in scientific, medical and as opium, ganja, etc. •• 60S surgical instruments 637 Wholesale trading in tobacco, bidi, cigare- Wholesale trading in precious metals and ttes and other tobacco products ••. 606 stones, gold and silverwares and jewellery 638

Wholesale trading in animals 607 Wholesale trading in all goods not covered above 639 Wholesale trading in straw and fodder 608

61 Wholesale trading in medicines and chemi­ 64 Re tail Trade 610 cals Retail trading in cereals, pulses, vegetables, Wholesale trading in fuel and lighting pro· fruits, sugar, spices. oil, fish, dairy produc­ ducts such as coke, coal, kerosene, candle 611 cU, eggs, poultry 640 Retail trading in beverages such as tea (leaf). Wholesale trading in toilets, perfumery and coffee (Seed and powder); aerated water •• 641 cosmetics .. 612 Retail trading in intoxicants such as wines, Wholesale trading in metal, porcelain and liquors 642 glass utensils, crockery. chinaware 613 Retail trading in other intoxicants such as Wholesale trading in wooden. steel and opium, ganja etc. 643 other metallic furniture and fittings 614 Retail rading in tobacco, bidi. cisarettes and Wholesale tradinl in footwear 61S other tobacco products 644 67

APPENDIX--Contd.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Codc) 2 3 2 3

Retail Trad~oncld. Retail Trade-concld.

Retail trading in fuel such as coke, coal, fire­ Retail trading in clock and watch, eye glass, wood and kerosene 645 frame.. .. •• •• •• 684 Retail trading in food stuffs like sweetmeat condiments, cakes, biscuits, etc. 646 Retail trading in scientific, medical and surgical instruments 68S Retail trading in animals 647 Retail trading in precious stones and jewellery .• .. 686 Retail trading in straw and fodder 648 Retail trading, in: musical instruments, gramo­ 65 Retail trading in fibres, yams, dhoti, saree, phone record, pictures and painting!finclu­ readymade garments of cotton, wool, sIlk ding curio dealing and other textiles and hosiery products, 687 (this includes retail tradmg in piecegoods Book-selling ()f cotton, wool, silk and other textiles) .. 650 688 Retail trading in toilet goods, perfumes and Retail trading ill goods unspecified 689 cosmetics 651 Retail trading in medicines and chemicals .. 652 69 Trade and Commerce Misceltaneous Retail trading in footwear, head·gear such Importing and exporting of goods and as hat, umbrella, shoes and chappals 653 commodities 690 Real estate and properties 69L Retail trading in tyres, tubes and allied rubber products 654 Stocks, shares and futures 692 Rctail trading in petrol, mobiloil and allied Providents and insurances 693 prodllcts 65S Money lending (indigenous) 694 66 Retail trading in wooden, steel and other metallic furniture and fittings 660 Banking and similar type of financial operation 69S Retail trading in stationery goods and paper 661 Auctioneering 696 Retail trading in metal, porcelain and glass utensils 662 Distribution of motion pictures· •• 697 Retail trading in earthenware and earthen All other activities connected with trade and toys 663 commerce not covered above, including hiring out of durable goods such as electric Retail trading in other household equipment fan, microphone, rickshaw, etc. 699 not covered above 664 67 Retail trading in bricks, tiles and other Division 7-Transport, Storage and Communication building materials 670 . 70 Transport Retail trading in hardware and sanitary Transporting by railways .. 700 equipment 671 Transporting by tramway and bus service 701 Retail trading in wood, bamboo cane, bark and thatches 672 Taansporting by motor vehicles (other than omnibus) , 702 Retail trading in other building materials .. 6n Transporting by road through other means of 68 Retail trading in agricultural and industrial transport such as hackney carriage, bullock­ machinery equipment. tools and appliances 680 cart, ekka 703 Retail trading in transport and storage Animal transporting by animals such as horses, equipments 681 elephant, mule, camel .. 704 Retail trading in electrical goods like elec­ Transporting by man such as carrying oflugg­ tric fan, bulb, etc. 682 age, handcart driving, rickshaw pulling. cycle rickshaw driving 70S Retail trading in skins. leather and furs and their products excluding footwear and Transporting by boat, steamer, ferry, etc. by headgear 683 river canal 706 Jalor. 4-A APPENf)IX-Contd.

Minor Major Minot Group Group Group DesctiptiOD (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 2 3 1 2 3

10 Transporl-concld. 81 Educational CIIId Scientific Services-condd.

Transporting by boat, steamer, ship, cargo boar Scientific services and research institutions by sea or ocean 707 not capable of classification under any in· dividual group .. . • . . •• 812 Trat'l.porting by ait 708 Transporting by other means not covered 82 Medical and Health Services above •• .• .... 709 Public health and medical services rendered 11 Services incidental to transport such as packing, by organisations and individuals such as by carting travel agency 710 hospitals, sanatoria, nursing homes, mater­ nity and child welfare clinic as also by hakimi. 72 Storade and Wore HousiNg unani, ayurvedic, allopathic and homeopathic practit ioners 820 Operation of storage such as ware-houses 720 Operation of storage such as cold storage 72) Veterinary services rendered by organisations lind individuals...... 821 Operation of storage of other type 722 83 Relilrious and Welfare SerYices 73 Communicatioh Religious services rendered by religious orga­ Postal, telegraphic, wirelells and signal comm· nisa tions and their estabHshments maintain­ unications 730 ed for worship or promotion of religious, activities, this includes miSSions. ashrams Telephone communication 731 and other aHied organisations 830 Information and broadcasting 132 Religious and allied services rendere

Public Services in Union and Stale army inclu, Legal 5ervices rendered by barriste'l', advocate, ding territorial corps and volunteer corps 800 solicit'Or, mukteer, pleader. mukurie, munshi Public service in Navy 801 Matrim~nial services r.endered by orga.!l1sa­ Public service in Air Force 802 tions anG individuals 841

Public service in Police .. 803 <85 Busi-ness Servioes Public service in administrative departments and offices of Central Government 804 ,Engineering services Temdered 'by professional organisatioJ'ls or inchviduals 85() Public service in administrative departments anti offices ofquasi~go"ernment organisation, muniCipalities, 10001 b'oards, C('C. •. 805 !Business ser;yioes rendered by orgaOlhaticns of accountants, auditors, ~ook-keepers OT Public services in administrative departmenlts like individuals 851 and offices 'Of State Governme'l'lts 809 Business set'Vices rendered by l'fomessional '81 ,'Educational 'ilnd Scientific Service'S organisations or

Major Minor Major MinD!' Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Descriptioll (Code) 1 2 3 2 3

86 Community Services and Trade and Labour 88 PersDnt]i ServiCt'S-COllcld. Associations Services rendered to l)ousehoJds such as those by g()verness, tutor, private secretary .. 881 Services rendered by trade aSSOciatIOnS, chambers of commerce, trade unions and Ser:vices rendere,d by hotels, boarding houses, similar other organisations 860 eating hOijses, cafes, l'~sta~rants and similar other .organisations t,o provide lodging and Services rendered by civic, social, cultural, boardlOg facilities " .. . . 882 political and fraternal organisations such as rate payers association, club, library 861 ~aundry ser!li~es render~ by organisations Community services such as those rendered .and iQdividuals, tbis includes all types of ~Iea!,i!)g. dyeing bleaching, dry cleaning, by public librariel', museums, botanical and 883 zoological gardens etc. servLce,s

87 Recreation Services aair dressU)g, otner services rendered by organisation an.d individuals, such as those by Production of motion picture and .a,lIied barber, hairdressing saloon and beauty shops 884 iervices such as processing editing, etc. 870 Services rendered by portrait and commercial Recreation services r,endered by cinema hOllses photographic SUJd~os 885 by exhibition of motion pictures .. 811 89 SeTIIlces (not elsewhere classified) Recreation services rendered by organis;.JtiDns and i.ndilliduals such as tbose of lbeatr.es, Services rendered by organisations or indivi­ .opera companies, ballet and dancing parties, dl1;lls not elsewhere classified 890 musiciam, exhibitiom, circus, carnivals D;rision 9=-Aclivilies not adequately described Recreation services rendered by indoor and outdoor span. by organisations and indoivl­ 90 A,cti1Jities Uf,lspecified and not adequately ,d\uals includmg horse, m.o{Or, etc, racing sn descnbed including I,\ctivit~es of such indivi­ duals who fail to provide sufficient informa­ tion about their industrial affiliation to S'S Personal Services enable them to be claSSified 900 Services rendered to households such as lOOst: by domestic Serv.ants. cooks ,8,80 Fres» entrants to tbe Lab.our Market 999 70

TA8LE B-I-WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS CLASSIFIED

WORrERS I n III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fisbin~, Hunting, As Plantations. As Agricultural Orchards and Total Total population Total workers Cultivator Labourer Allied activities Rural Age- District/Tebsil Urban ,roup Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females J 2 3 04 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT Total Total 547,071 285,081 161,991 167,786 83,075 126,844 70,275 9,113 5,373 2,052 860 0-104 236,282 122,159 114,123 21.476 11,132 IS.:)33 9,947 2,333 90S 664 238 lSo-34 172,888 90,260 82,628 85,204 45,508 64,669 39,160 4,691 2,803 856 380 35-59 106,594 56,923 49,671 51,982 23,127 39,234 19.333 1.818 1,506 448 216 60+ 30,338 15,082 15,256 9,110 2,308 1,004 1,835 270 159 84 26 Age not 970 651 313 14 4 1 stated

Rural Tota) 522,358 271,865 250,493 160,578 81,218 124,935 69,459 8.929 5,258 1,777 788 0-14 225,921 116.586 109,135 21.040 11,901 t5,730 9,823 2,30~ 891 615 229 1S-34 164,803 85,903 78,900 81.328 44,545 63,760 38,715 4.582 2,734 726 345 35-59 101,~10 54,249 47,421 49,447 22,595 3&,5S4 19,116 1,779 1,477 365 188 60+ 29,Jl3 14,StJ 14,602 8,750 2,237 6,857 1.805 263 156 7J 26 Age not 851 616 235 13 4 1 stated

Vrball Total .24,714 13,21, 11,498 7,2OS 1.797 1,909 816 184 US 275 72 0-14 10.361 5,S73 4,788 436 231 203 124 29 14 49 9 15-34 8,085 4,357 3.728 3.876 963 909 445 109 69 130 35 35-59 4,924 2,674 2.250 2.535 532 650 217 39 2'> 83 28 60+ 1.225 571 654 360 71 147 30 7 3 13 Age not 119 41 78 1 stated

Jalor Tebsil Rural Tota) 121,609 62,708 58,901 37.646 17,387 27,410 14,146 2,962 1,352 279 196 0-14 52.323 27.060 25,263 4,886 3,019 3,341 2,494 856 218 58 40 15-34 37,820 19,361 18,459 18,512 9,089 13,458 7,452 1,482 723 142 103 35-59 23,857 12,Sl1 11,346 11.942 4,726 8,898 3,774 533 371 69 46 60+ 1,191 3,461 3.730 2,304 553 1.172 426 90 40 10 7 Age not 418 315 103 2 t 1 stated

Abore Tebai) Rural Total 105,589 53,998 51,5'1 30.166 15,356 21,334 12,257 2,261 1,429 213 142 0-14 46,447 24.170 22,271 3,236 1,983 2.123 1,489 543 241 48 31 15-34 31.717 16,109 15,608 15.1 IS 8.357 10.690 6.821 1,148 733 93 62 35-59 20.919 10,598 10.321 10.040 4,666 7.195 3,702 503 408 60 42 60+ 6,233 2,890 3,343 1.772 350 1.326 245 67 47 12 7 Age not 273 231 42 3 stated 71

BY SEX AND BROAD AGE-GROUPS

WORKERS IV V VI VII '-III IX X

In Manufacturing In At other than In Transport, Household Household In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers ------~-~------' Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Di strict/TebsU

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1

11,449 3.311 1,202 187 703 97 7,707 377 55'7 S,15~ 2,595 117,295 118,916 DISTRICT J,845 598 46 20 27 11 113 34 SIS 379 100,683 101,991 5,553 1.512 641 94 417 53 3,183 176 339 4,855 1.330 5,056 37.120 3,432 1.052 467 64 237 32 3,668 136 213 2,465 788 4,941 26,5~4 616 149 48 9 22 1 743 31 5 318 98 5.972 12,948 3 6 643 313

10,842 2,993 873 149 397 80 6,536 273 362 5,927 2.278 111,287 169,215 Rural 1,790 561 37 16 20 10 84 28 460 343 95.546 97,434 5,245 1,349 464 83 230 42 2,687 121 22& 3,406 1,156 4,575 34.355 3,212 942 336 45 137 27 3,ll3 101 130 1,791 699 4,802 24,826 592 141 36 5 10 652 23 4 265 80 5,761 12,365 3 5 603 235

607 318 329 38 306 17 1,171 104 191 2,232 317 6,008 9,701 Urban 55 37 9 4 1 1 29 6 55 36 S,137 4,557 308 163 177 11 187 11 496 55 111 1,449 174 481 2.765 220 110 131 19 100 5 555 35 R3 674 89 139 1,718 2~ S 12 4 11 91 S 1 53 18 211 583 1 40 18

3,300 742 154 39 100 21 1,889 4S !j8 1,394 846 25.062 41,514 Jalor Tebsil 479 135 4 2 4 1 31 113 129 22,174 22,244 1.59S 316 91 19 60 13 827 20 58 796 443 849 9,370 1,036 252 52 15 35 6 875 18 39 405 244 569 6,620 187 39 7 3 1 ]56 7 1 80 3Q 1.157 3,177 313 103

2,759 794 313 33 110 12 1,340 50 50 1,786 639 23,832 36,235 Abor. Tebsil 397 103 11 3 4 4 11 2 99 110 2(:),934 20,294 1.314 396 161 19 63 4 571 21 31 1,044 301 994 7,251 889 270 126 11 36 4 640 22 17 574 207 558 5,655 156 25 15 7 118 5 2 69 21 1,118 2,993 3 228 42 7.2

TABLE B-I-WOR-KERS'AND NON-WORKERS CLASSIFIED

WORKERS I II III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing. Hunting, As Plantations As Agricultural Orchards and, Total Total populati811 TOIBI workers Cultivator Labourer Allie(1 activities Rural Age- Distriet/Tehsil Urban group Persons Males Females Mal6s Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Sanchore Tehail Rural Total 116,650 61,613 55,037 36,780 21.388 31,851 20,250 1,124 496 376 133 0-14 48,821 24,264 24,557 5,275 2,902 4,646 2.625 225 99 196 87 15-34 39,904 21.199 18,705 19,997 12.536 17,465 12,023 652 241 127 24 35-59 22.127 12,862 9,265 10,065 5,310 8,640 5.otl 217 143 45 12 60+ 5,798 3,288 2,510 1,443 640 1.100 591 30 13 8 5 Age not stated

Jaswantpura Tehsil Rural Total 178,510 93,546 84~1)j4 55,986 27,147 44,280 22,806 2,582 1,981 909 317 0-14 78,330 41,092 31,238 7,643 3,991 5,620 3,215 680 333 313 71 15-34 55,362 29,234 26,128 27,704 14.563 22.147 12,419 1,300 1,037 364 115 35-59 34.167 118.278 16,489 17,400 7.893 13,851 6,629 526 555 191 88 60+ 9.891 4,872 5,019 3.231 694 2.65,P 543 76 56 41 7 Age not 160 70 90 8 3 stated 73

BY SEX AND BROAD AGE-GROUPS-Concld.

WORKERS IV V VI VII VIII IX X

In Manufacturing In At other than In Transport, Household liousehold In Trade and Storace and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers _---- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females DistrictlTehsil 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2l '24 25 26 27 28 1 1,155 277 215 32 19 7 1,309 31 34 697 162 24.833 33.649 Sanchore Tehsil 154 74 5 1 2 47 15 18,989 21.655 704 106 117 19 10 4 448 16 21 453 98 1,202 6,169 236 78 87 11 7 3 639 10 12 182 42 2,797 3,955 61 19 6 1 222 4 IS 7 1,845 1,870

3,628 1.180 191 4S 168 40 1,998 147 180 2.050 631 37,560 57,817 Jaswantpura Tehsil 760 249 17 10 10 S 42 2S 201 89 33.449 33,241 1.629 531 95 26 97 21 841 64 118 1.113 314 1.530 11.565 1,051 342 71 8 S9 14 959 51 62 630 206 878 8,596 188 58 8 2 156 7 101 22 1,641 4,32S 5 62 90

Jalor. 5 74

TABLE 8-111 PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF WORKERS AND ------_ 1 II U1 In Mining, Quarrying, LivestOCk, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Total Population ~ Workers As As Agricultural Plantations, Orchards and NoD-workers Cultivator Labou... r and Allied activities E~tional levels Persons Males Females M&le& Females Male& Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DISTRICT Total 24.714 13,216 11.498 1,909 816 184 115 l75 72

Illiterate 18.225 7,849 )0,376 1,71) 812 174 115 270 7'l

Literate (without edu­ 5,422 4,399 1,023 183 4 9 cational level) 5

Primary or Junior Basic 623 543 80 B 1

Matriculation or Higher 358 340 18 3 Secondary ..

Technical diploma not equaJ to degree

Non... technical diploma not equal to degree

University degree (X 84 83 1 post-graduate degree other than technical degree

Technical degree or dip~ 2 2 loma equal to degree or post-graduate deBree

Engineering 2 2 Medicine Agriculture Veterinary and dairying Technology Teaching OthclJ -75

NON-WORKERS BY EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS" ONLY

WORKERS ------IV V VI VII VIII IX X In Manufacturing other than In TransJ;lort, At Household Household In In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Educational levels 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 DISTRICT 607 318 329 38 306 17 1.171 104 195 2,232 317 6,008 9,701 Total

381 316 144 3S 214 17 126 102 84 938 290 3,803 8,617 Illiterate

212 2 173 3 83 1,008 2 96 904 21 1,726 991 Literate (without edu­ cational level}

14 7 16 78 2 419 78 Primary or Junior Basic

4 7 18 15 238 4 55 14 Matriculation or Higher Secondary

Technical diploma not equal to degree

Non-technical diploma not equal to degree

3 74 s University degree or post-graduate degree other than technical degree

2 Technical degree or dip.. loma equal to degree or post-graduate degree

2 Engineering Medicine Agriculture Veterinary, and dairying Technology Teaching Others

Jalor. '-A 76

TABLE B-m PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF WORKERS AND

WORKERS ------I II III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Total Population of Workers and As As Agricultural Plantations, Orchards Non-workers Cultivator Labourer aDd Allied activities Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DISTRICT Total 522,358 211,8li5 250,493 124,935 69,459 8,929 5,2!8 1.777 788 Illiterate 485,349 238,549 246,800 117.138 69,361 8,728 5,254 1,745 787 Literate (without educational level) 34,307 30,739 3.568 7,300 87 201 4 31 Primary or Junior Basic 1,814 1.702 112 498 8 I Matriculation and above 888 875 13 89 3

JALOR Total 121,609 62,708 58,901 17,470 14.146 2,962 1,352 . 279 196 Illiterate 113,536 55,588 57,948 26,059 14,133 2,901 1,351 275 196 Literate (without educational level) 7,373 6,472 901 1,354 12 61 1 4 Primary or Junior .Basic .482 434 48 44 1 Matriculation and above 2J8 214 4 13 AHORE Total 105,589 53,998 51,591 21.3:J4 12,257 2,261 1,429 213 142 Illiterate 95,694 45,502 50,192 19,308 12,230 2,219 1,428 204 142 Literate (without educational level) 9,358 7,994 1,364 t.956 27 42 8 Primary or Junior Basic 271 240 31 34 1 Matriculation and above 266 262 4 36 SANCHORE Total 116,650 61,613 55,037 31,8S1 20.250 1,114 496 376 133 Illiterate 108,915 54,283 54,632 29,605 20,216 1,076 494 313 133 Literate (without educational level) 6,832 6,453 379 1,932 24 48 2 3 Primary or Junior Basic 664 642 22 296 7 Matriculation and above 239 235 4 18 3 JASWANTPURA Total 178,510 93,546 84,964 44,280 22,806 2,582 1,981 909 317 Illiterate 167,204 83,176 84,028 42,166 22,782 2,532 1,981 893 316 Literate (without educational level) 10.744 9,820 924 2,058 • 24 SO 16 Primary or Junior Basic 397 386 11 34 Matriculation and above 165 164 1 22 77

NON-WORKERS BY EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

WORKERS IV V VI VII VJII IX X In Manufacturing other than Tn Transport, At Household Household In In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemaJes Educational levels

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 OlSTRlcr 10,842 2,993 873 149 397 80 6,536 273 362 5,927 2,278 111,287 169,215 Total 9,471 2,984 578 136 292 78 848 263 198 3,518 2,250 96,033 165,687 Illiterate Literate (without 1.348 9 288 13 102 2 5,404 10 141 1,432 15 14,492 3,427 educational level) 21 6 2 197 11 401 9 655 9S Primary or Junior Basic 2 I 1 87 12 576 4 107 6 Matriculation and above

TEHSIL 3,300 742 154 39 100 21 I,S89 4S 98 1,394 846 25,062 41.514 Total 2,899 740 96 39 84 20 296 45 63 800 846 22,115 40,578 Illiterate Literate (without 385 2 55 16 1,493 29 342 2,733 885 educational level) 16 3 71 4 97 199 47 Primarv or Junior Basic 29 2 155 IS 4 Matriculation and above

TEHSIL 2.759 794 313 33 110 12 1,340 50 50 1,786 639 23,832 36,235 Total 2,367 790 240 33 72 11 117 46 28 1,092 622 19,855 34,890 Illiterate Literate (without 390 4 73 37 1 1,185 4 19 459 9 3,825 1,318 educational level) 2 27 3 52 5 121 26 Primary or Junior Basic J 11 183 3 31 ] Matriculation and above

TEHSIL 1,155 277 215 32 19 7 1,309 31 34 697 162 24,833 33,649 Total 1,055 277 130 19 15 7 228 28 6 316 156 21,479 33,302 Illiterate Literate (without 100 81 13 4 957 3 24 171 3 3,133 334 ed\lcational level) 3 87 3 72 2 181 13 Primary or Junior Basic 1 37 1 138 I 40 .. Matriculation and above

TEHSIL 3,628 1,180 191 45 168 40 1,998 147 180 2,050 631 37,560 57,817 Total 3,150 1,177 H2 4S 121 40 207 144 10[ 1,310 626 32,584 56,917 Illiterate Literate (without 473 3 79 45 1,769 3 69 460 3 4,801 890 educational level) 3 2 12 1 180 2. 154 9 Primary or Junior Basic 2 10 9 100 21 1 Matriculation and above 78

TABLE B-IV PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY

Branch of Industry Total Total Employee Others Division and Major Group Rural of 1. S. I. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DISTRICT ALL DIVISIONS T 11,449 3,311 199 759 11,250 2,552 R 10,842 %,993 185 752 10,657 2,241 U 607 318 14 7 593 311

[Jivision 0 T 6,400 1,803 127 392 6,273 1,411 R 6,337 1.665 114 388 6,223 1,277 U 63 138 13 4 50 134

Major Group 00 U 39 117 13 4 26 113 02 R 22 110 22 110

04 T 6.339 1,576 114 388 6.225 1,188 R 6,315 1,555 114 388 6,201 1,167 U 24 21 24 21

Division 2&3 T 5.049 1,508 72 367 4,977 1.141 R 4,505 1,328 71 364 4,434 964- U 544 180 1 3 543 177

Major Group 20 T 160 73 11 20 149 53 R 150 68 11 20 139 48 U 10 5 10 5 22 U 3 .3 23 T 585 251 3 37 582 214 R 533 216 3 31 530 179 U 52 35 52 3S 24 R 82 82

25 R 64 4 64 4 27 T 592 311 18 49 574 262 R 523 289 18 49 50S 240 U. 69 22 69 22 28 T 593 101 7 20 586 81 R 575 100 6 20 569 80 U 18 1 1 17 1 31 T 88& 285 3 75 885 210 R 553 192 3 75 550 117 U 335 93 335 93 34-35 T 1,002 345 28 92 974 253 R 983 324 28 92 955 232 U 19 21 19 21 36 T 505 49 1 504 49 R 488 49 1 487 49 U 17 17 39 T 578 86 1 71 577 15 R 554 86 1 71 553 15 U 24 24 79

TABLE 8-IV PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSOl'S AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-Cone/d.

Branch of Industry Total Total Employee Others Division and Major Group Rural of I. S. I. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Tebsllwise by Divisions only

JALOR TEHSIL

AU Divisions R 3,300 742 742 3,300 Division 0 ',113 384 384 2,113 2&3 1.187 358 358 1,187 AHORE TEHSIL

All Divisions R 2,759 794 55 5 2,704 789 Division 0 1,578 463 46 2 1,532 461 2 & 3 1,181 331 9 3 1.172 328 SANCOORB TBHSlL

All Divisions R 1,155 277 72 5 1,083 272 Division 0 587 152 17 2 570 150 2&3 SiS8 125 5S 3 513 122 JASWANTPURA TEHSIL

All Divilious R 3,628 1,180 58 3,570 1,180 Division 0 2,059 666 51 2,008 666 2&3 1,569 514 7 1,562 514 80

TABLE B-IV PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE

Branch of Industry Total Employer Employee Single worker Family worker Division and Major Total Group of I. S. I. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 JO JJ ]2 DISTRICT ALL DIVISIONS T 20,380 4,116 1,387 560 6,240 562 8,696 2,173 4,057 221 U 4,508 548 211 28 2,257 203 1,981 300 59 17

Dlvlsioff 0 T 2,017 857 84 155 127 9 1,125 597 6&/ 96 U 257 72 43 20 6 1 208 51 Major Group 00 T 13 17 13 7 9 01 T 12 12 02 T 285 573 28 21 5 3 252 478 71 U 65 66 21 20 1 1 43 45 e4 T 1.719 255 56 134 122 5 860 100 681 16 U J92 6 22 5 165 6

Dlvlnolf I T 35 j 1 2 10 1 22 2 U /8 6 I2 Major Group 10 T 35 .3 2 10 22 2 U 18 6 1;;: DivinM 2&:3 T 1,202 187 48 68 124 18 724 73 306 28 Q 329 38 16 2 53 3 227 32 33 1 Major G,,,up 20 T 131 4 29 44 2 39 19 2 U 44 3 6 18 2 18 2 1 2] T ~ 8 U 22 T 1 1 U 1 ] 23 T 51 25 2 6 33 21 12 U 33 23 2 5 27 20 I 25 T 26 3 3 26 27 T 166 48 5 7 38 92 26 31 15 U 52 8 4 7 41 8 28 T 105 ]6 74 14 U 47 4 42 30 T 7 1 3 3 U 7 J 3 3 31 T 302 61 6 38 1 2 154 13 141 8 U 6 1 6 1 33 T 1 1 U ] 1 34-35 T 75 32 1 19 3 2 48 9 23 2 U 25 1 3 11 1 11 36 T 154 2 1 2 2 96 S5 U 38 1 2 16 19 38 T 4 4 U 4 4 39 T 178 3 3 10 154 3 11 U 70 2 2 10 58 2

Ji)ivlsion ., T 703 97 18 8 334 64 289 25 62 U 306 17 9 I 74 7 223 9 Major Group 40 T 703 97 18 8 334 64 289 25 62 U 306 )7 9 1 74 7 223 9 81

TABLE 8-IV PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE-Concld.

Branch of Industry Total Employer Employee Single worker Family worker Division- and Major Total Group of I. S. I. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 11 12 DlSTRI€r-Concld. Division 5 T 124 85 85 20 104 U 20 20 Major Group 50 T 17 17 U 17 17 51 T 107 85 85 3 104 U 3 3 Division 6 T 7,707 377 1,T64 45 516 9 3.922 291 2,105 32 U 1,171 104 fiS 4 ]]2 4 940 96 21 Major Group 60-63 T 276 112 35 100 29 U 78 I 3 74 64-68 T 6,466 332 857 25 385 7 3,377 272 1,847 28 U 1,022 104 78 4 III 4 813 96 20 69 T 965 4S 19S 20 96 2 445 19 229 4 U 71 ~ 8 53 I DMs/on 7 T 557 13 448 67 29 U 195 7 159 28 1 Major Group 70-71 T 494 13 38S 67 29 U 171 ? 135 28 1 73 T 63 63 U 24 24 Division 8 T 7,005 1,862 56 92 3,844 428 2,$36 1,316 569 26 U 2,140 301 45 I J,761 187 332 JJI 2 2 Major Group 80 T 1,857 1'90 1,851 190 U 1,068 17 1,068 17 81 T 781 43 7 697 36 3 81 U 13R 17 135 17 3 82 T 191 25 J7 191 7 I U 68 7 68 6 1 83 T 209 9 4 93 3 71 2 45 U 33 1 3 30 1 84 T 6S , 7 26 2 30 3 2 U 61 .5 6 2S 2 28 3 2 85 T 230 1 228 1 U 4 1 2 1 86 T 8 1 2 1 6 U 2 :2 87 T 314 108 .. 14 4 20S 90 94 10 U 45 4 40 88 T LU8S 112 47 60 331 34 461 IS 246 3 U 192 15 37 1 49 2 106 1 J 1 89 T 2,265 1,369 40S 151 1,759 1,206 101 12 U .529 239 40S 143 124 96 Division 9 T 1,0)0 648 J 105 817 .3.3 J] 471 199 39 U 72 16 3 \. , 56 1 11 J 2 14 Major Group 90 T 1,030 648 3 lOS 817 33 II 471 199 39 U 72. 16 3 56 1 II 1 2 14 J.lor,6 TABLE B-IV PART-C 82

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The following abbreviations have been used:­ HI = Household Industry M = Males NHI = Non-Household Industry F _ Females 005 Total NHI(M13,F16), 015 Total NHHF12), 020 Total Urban NHI(M2). 646 Total NHI(M35,F1) Urban NHI(MI7,Fl), NHl(M4), 026 Total HI(FI6), 044 Total HI(M2) NHI(M2,F57), 647 Total NHl(Ml) Urban NHI(MI). 6S1 Total NHl(MH,F12) 048 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2). 202 Total NHI(M2) Urban Urban NHI(Mll), 652 Total NHI{M9) Urban NHI(M7}. 653 NHl(M2), 204 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(M4), 206 Total HI(Fl), Total NHI(M:79) Urban NHI(MI), 6SS Total NHI(M3) Urban 215 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(Ml). 217 Total NHI(F8), 220 Total NHI(M3).66O Total NHI(M7.FlS) Urban NHI(M7,F1S). 661 NHI(MI) Urban NHI(MI). 223 Total NHI(FI).22STotalHI(F3) Total NHI(M15), 663 Total NHI(MI,Fl) Urban NHl(MI), 664 Urban HI(F3), 232 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(MJ). 234 Total HI Total NHI(Ml} Urban NHI(Ml). 670 Total NHI(M2) Urban (M20) Urban Hl(Ml), 236 Total HI(M6) NHI(M2) Urban NHl NHI(M2), 671 Total NHI(M7) Urban NHI(M4), 672 Total (M2), 255 Total HI(F4). 256 Total NHI(M26), 271 Total NHI NHI(M35) Urban NHI(M16), 673 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHl (F7). 279 Total HJ(FJ4) Urban HI(F4), 280 Total HI(M20) NHI (Ml), 681 Total NHI{Ml) Urban NHI(MI). 682 Total NHI(MI) (MIl) Urban HI(MI3) NHI(MIl). 284 Total HI(F2), 300 Total Urban NHI(Ml), 683 Total NHI(M42) Urban NHl(M5),684 NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(MI), 301 Total NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M3), Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI{MI), 685 Total NHI(MS). 687 302 Total NHI(MJ) Urban NHI(M3), 314 TotalNHI(M2) Urban Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2). 690 Total NHf(F25), 691 NHI(M2). 336 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(MI), 343 Total HI Total NHI(MI8}. Total NHI(M30) Urban NHI(M2). 695 Total (FI) NHI(M27) Urban NHI(M4), 353 Total HI(Fl). 357 Total NHI(MII) Urban NHI(MIl), 704 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI NHI(MI9), 365 Total HI(M4), Urban HI(M4). 367 Total NHI (M2). 810 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2), 821 Total NHI (M33) Urban NHI(M5), 368 Total H1(MS} NHI(M4) Urban (M23,FI6) Urban NHI(M4), 830 Total NHICM2S,Fl) Urban NHl(M4). 388 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHl(M4), 391 Total NHI(M15.Fl), 832 Total NHI(F3), 840 Total NHI(M63,F5) NBl(F2) Urban NHI(F2), 392 Total NHl(M2) Urban NHl(M2), Urban NHI(M61,F5). 841 Total NHl(M2). 851 Total NHI(M5) 60lt 'fotal NHI(M61S) Ulban NHl(M6!l), 601 Total NHI(MIO) Urban NHI(M3). 853 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(Ml), 860 Urban NHI(MZ), 602 Total NHI(M21) Urban NHI(Ml), 604 Total NHI(M6,Fl), 861 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHJ(M2). 870 Total NHI{Ml) Urban NHI(MI), 630 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2), 632 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(Ml), 639 Total NHI Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2), 881 Total NHI(F2), 883 (M3) Urban NHI(M3). 641 Total NID(M4.F3) UrbanNHI(Ml,FI), Total NHI(MI9,F4) Urban NHI(M16,F3). 885 Total NHI(M6,FJ) 642 Total NHI(MI2) Urban NHI(MJ), 644 Total NHI(MI4.F43) Urban NHI(M2). ~7

SUPPLEMENTARY TABL~ TO TABLE .8-IV PART-C

Tebsilwise Industrial classification by sex and divisions of persons at work other than cultivation in rural areas only

Workers at Worke~ in Non* Branch of Industry Total Worker$ Household Industry Household Indmtry etc. - ~~---~-- -::-~----- Division of 1. S. I. c. Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

JALOR. TEHSIL

All Divisions Total 9,103 7,214 1,889 3,300 742 3,914 1,147 Division 0 2,968 2.388 580 2,113 384 275 196 1 4 4 4 2&3 1,738 1,341 397 1,187 358 154 39 4 121 100 21 100 21 6 1,934 l,hR9 45 1,889 45 7 98 98 98 8 1,282 436 846 436 846 9 958 95S 958

AHORE TEHSrL

All Divisions Total 8,241 6,571 1.670 2,759 794 3,812 876 Division 0 2,392 ],790 602 1,518 463 212 139 4 ] 3 1 3 2&3 1,858 1,494 364 1,181 331 313 33 4 122 110 12 110 12 6 1,390 1,340 50 1,340 50 7 50 50 50 8 J,914 1,786 128 1,786 128 9 511 511 511

SANCHORE TEHSIL

All Divisions Total 4,447 3,805 642 t,ISS 277 2,6!O 365 Division 0 1,248 963 285 587 152 376 133 2&3 940 783 157 568 125 215 32 4 -26 19 7 19 7 6 1,340 1,309 31 1,309 31 7 34 34 34 8 738 697 41 697 41 9 121 121 121

JASW ANTPURA TEHSIL

All Divisions Total 11,484 9,124 2,360 3,628 1,180 5,496 1,180 DiviSion 0 3,939 2,956 983 2,059 666 897 317 1 12 12 12 2&3 2,319 ],760 559 1,569 514 191 45 4 208 168 40 ]68 40 5 169 104 8S )04 85 6 2,145 1,998 147 1,998 147 7 180 180 ]80 8 2,492 1,946 546 1,946 546 88

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

DISTRICT All Dhisions Total 39,256 31,829 1,427 5,981 5,U5 866 m 2,912 1,052 860 347 275 72 IV 14,760 11,449 3,311 925 607 318 V 1,389 1,202 187 367 329 38 VI 800 703 97 313 306 17 VIJ 8,084 7.707 377 1,275 1,171 104 VIII 557 557 195 195 IX 10,754 8,159 2,595 2,549 2,232 317

• Division 0 Professional, Technical and Related Workers Total 1,987 1,492 495 321 301 20 III 2 2 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 VI 6 6 6 6 VlJ 2 2 2 2 IX 1,976 1,483 493 3JJ 292 /9

Group 00 Architects, Engineers and Surveyors

Total 13 13 13 13 VI 6 6 6 6 IX 7 7 7 7

Group 01 Chemists, PhysiCists, Geologists and Other Physical Scientists

Total 2 2 2 2 VII 2 2 2 2

Group 02 Biologists, Veterinarians, AsroDomists and Related Scientists Total 19 19 2 2 IX 19 19 2 2 Group 03 Physicians. Surgeons and DeotisM

Total 40 40 5 S IX 40 40 5 S Family 031 Physicians, Ayurvedic

Total 32 32 3 3 IX 32 32 3 :3 Group 04 Nurses, Pharmacists and Other Medical- and Health Technicians

Total 91 84 13 29 18 11 III 2 2 1 1 IX 9S 84 11 28 18 10 89

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Conld. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males FemaJea 2 3 4 5 6 7 Family 040 Nurses Total 20 14 6 6 6 I1I I 1 1 IX 19 14 5 5 5

Family 042 Nursing Attendents and Related Workers

Total 49 46 3 1 1 III 1 I IX 48 46 2 I 1

Group OS Teachers

Total 765 728 37 97 89 8 IX 765 728 37 97 89 a

Family OSI Teachers. Secondary Schools

Total lOS 100 5 19 19 IX 105 100 5 19 19

Family 052 Teachers, Middle and Primary Schools Total 523 491 32 53 47 , IX 523 491 32 55 47 8

Family 059 Teachers. n. e. c.

Total 137 137 23 23 IX 137 137 23 23

Group 06 Jurists

Total 130 130 94 94 IX 130 130 94 94

Family 061 Legal Practitioners and Advisers Total lOS 105 85 85 IX lOS 105 85 85

Family 062 Law Assistants

Total 21 21 5 5 IX 21 21 5 5

Group 07 Social Scientists and Related Workers Total 238 235 3 4 .. IX 238 235 3 4 4 Jawr.7 gO

TABLE B-V..... OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 S 6 7

Family 076 Labour and Social Welfare Workers

Total 225 222 3 IX 225 222 3 Group 08 Artistli, Writers and Related Workers Total 53 53 43 43 V 1 I 1 I IX 52 52 42 42

Family 086 Musicians and Related Workers

Total 48 48 42 42 IX 48 48 42 42

Group OX Other Professional, Technical and Related Workers Total 630 188 442 32 31 1 IX 630 188 442 32 31 1 Family OXO Ordained Religious Workers Total 110 107 :l 22 21 1 IX 110 107 3 22 21 Family OX] Non-Ordained Religious Workers

Total S4 52 2 IX 54 52 2

Fam;ly OX2 Astrologers, Palmists and Related Workers

Total 27 27 8 8 IX 27 27 8 8

Family OX9 Other Professional, Technical and Related Workers. n. e. c. Total 437 437 IX 437 437 • DI.,18;0" J Administrative. E7Cecutive and Managerifll Workers Toto} 1.251 1,154 97 626 625 J V 2 2 2 2 Vi 13 13 5 5 Vll 64 64 1 1 Vlll 12 12 12 12 IX 1.J60 1.063 97 606 605 J Group 10 Administrators and Executive Officials. Government TotaJ 1.080 984 96 543 S43 Vlll 2 2 2 2 IX 1.078 981 96 541 541 91

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVTAION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males FemaJe8 1 2 3 4 S 6 7

Family 100 Administrators and Executive Officials, Central Government

Total 496 496 491 491 VIlI 2 2 2 2 IX 494 494 489 489

Family 101 Administrators and Executive Officials, State Government

Total 279 185 94 36 36 IX 279 185 94 36 36

Family 102 Administrators and Executive Officials, Local Bodies

Total 18 16 2 2 2 IX 18 16 2 2 2

Family 104 Village Officials Total 237 237 14 14 IX 237 237 14 14

Family 109 Administrators and Executive officiaLs, Government, tl. c. c. Total 50 SO IX 50 50

Group 12 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Financial Institutions Total I VII I

Group 13 Directors and Managers of Working Proprietors, Other

Total 170 169 1 82 81 1 V 2 2 2 2 VI 13 13 5 5 VII 63 63 VIII 10 10 10 10 IX 82 81 1 65 64 1

Family 135 Directors, Mana&ers and Working Proprietors, Recreation Entertainment and Catering Services

Total 63 62 60 59 I IX 63 62 60 59 1

Family 136 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Other Services

Total 81 81 4 4 VII 63 63 IX 18 18 4 4 Ja\or. 1-A 9\Z

TABLE D-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7

• Division 2 Clerical and Related Workers

Total 601 589 J2 411 4()8 3 V 2 2 2 2 VI 15 J5 15 15 VII 67 67 41 41 VII[ 14 14 14 14 IX 503 491 12 .339 .336 .3 Gr()up 20 Book-keeperS and Cashiers Total 97 97 68 68 V 1 I 1 VI 1 1 .~ VII 62 62 36 36 VIII 3 3 3 3 IX 30 30 27 27 Family 200 Book-keepers, Book-Keeping and Accounts Clerks

Total 91 91 62 62 V 1 1 1 1 VI 1 1 1 1 VII 61 61 35 3S VIII 3 3 3 3 IX 25 25 22 22

Group 21 Stenographers and Typists

Total 5 5 5 S IX 5 5 5 5 Group 22 Office Machine Operators

Total 5 5 S S IX 5 5 5 5

Group 28 Clerical Workers, Miscellaneous

Total 214 214 179 179 VI 5 S 5 S VII 2 2 2 2 VIII 10 10 10 10 IX 197 197 162 162 Family 280 General and Other Ministerial Assistauts and Clerks Total 192 192 171 171 VI .5 5 5 S VII 1 I 1 1 VIII 9 9 9 9 IX 177 177 156 156 93

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division. Group and Fa.mily Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 ,

Family 289 Miscellaneous Office Workers including Record Keepers, Mubarrers, Despatchers, Packers and Binders of Office Papers

Total 22 22. 8 8 VII 1 1 VIII 1 I 1 IX 20 20 6 6

Group 29 Unskilled Office Workers

Total 280 268 12 154 11J 3 V I 1 1 VI 9 9 9 9 VII 3 3 3 3 VIII 1 1 1 IX 266 254 12 140 137 3

Family 290 Office Attendants, Ushers. Hall Porters etc., n. e. C.

Total 280 268 12 154 151 3 V 1 1 1 1 VI 9 9 9 9 VII 3 3 3 :3 VIIl ] 1 1 1 IX 266 254 12 140 137 3

• Division 3 Sale8 Workers Total 7.811 7,285 526 1.177 1.07J J(U III 182 182 IV 12 12 V 4 4 ., 4 PI 1 1 1 1 Vll 7,608 7,276 332 1.169 1,065 104 IX ., 4 3 3

Group 30 Working Proprietors, Wholesa.le and Retail Trade

Total 4.613 4.236 377 986 909 77 III 181 181 IV 12 12 VII 4.418 4.234 lR4 984 907 n IX 2 2 2 2

Family 300 Working Proprieton, Wholesale Trade

Total 303 J02 201 74 74 1II 181 181 IV 12 12 VII 110 102 8 74 74 TABLE B-V-OCCVPATIONAL CLASSIFICA:tION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 301 Working Proprietors, Retail Trade

Total 4,310 4,134 176 912 835 77 VII 4,308 4,132 176 910 833 77 IX 2 2 2 2

Group 31 Insurance and Real Estate Salesmen, Salesmen of Securities and Services and Auctioneers Total 58 58 5 5 VII 58 58 5 5

Group 32 Commercial Travellers and Manufacturers' Agents Total 12 12 VII 11 11 IX 1 Group 33 Salesmen, Shop Assistants and Related Workers Total 2,339 2,200 139 106 79 2.7 III 1 1 V <\ 4 4 4 VI 1 1 1 1 vn 2,332 2.194 138 100 73 27 IX I 1 I 1 Family 330 Salesmen and Shop Assistants, Wholesale al1d Retail Trade Total 2,158 2,112 46 59 59 V 4 4 4 4 VII 2,154 2,108 46 5S S5 Family 3).1 Hawkers, Pedlars and Street Vendors

Total 82 20 62 45 18 27 III 1 1 VII 81 20 61 45 18 27 Family 339 Salesmen. Shop Assistants and Related Workers, n. e. c. Total 99 68 31 2 2 VI 1 1 VII 97 66 31 IX 1 1 1 1 Group 34 Money-Lenders and Pawn-Brokers

Total 789 779 10 80 80 VII 789 779 10 80 80

Family 340 Money-Lenders (including Indigenous Bankers) Total 789 77f} 10 80 80 VII 789 779 10 80 80 95

TABJ..,£-I\-V-OCCUP4TIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY S.EX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVAnON-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban

Ca\egory Pe~ Males Females Persons Males FClJIalea 1 2 :3 4 5 6 7

-Division 4 Farmers, Fishermen, Hunters, Logger8 and ReJQ/M Workers

Total 10,659 8,381 2,278 530 319 211 1[[ 2,538 1,977 561 324 253 71 IV 8,063 6,389 1,674 203 63 140 Vll 44 I 43 IX 14 14 3 3

Group 40 Farmers and Farm Managers

Total 1,749 1,578 171 III 19 19 IV 1,730 1,578 152

Family 404 Farmers and Farm Managers, Aaimals, Birds and (nsects Rearing

Total 1,749 1,578 171 III 19 19 IV 1.730 1,578 152

Group 41 Farm Workers

Total 1,791 6.557 1,234 399 253 146 III J,887 1,733 154 .194 188 Ci IV 5,890 4,810 1,080 202 62 140 IX 14 14 3 3

Family 411 Farm Workers, Animals, Birds and I'llsects Rearing

Total 7,567 6.483 1,084 238 210 28 III 1,835 1,11,3 122 194 1S8 6 IV 5,732 4,770 962 44 22 22

Family 419 Farm Workers, D. e. c. Total 187 49 138 158 40 11S III 20 20 IV 158 40 118 1:58 40 118 IX 9 9 Group 44 LoggeAl and Other Forestry Wor-ken Total 1,119 246 873 131 66 65 III 632 244 3M! 130 6S 65 IV 443 1 442 1 I VII 44 1 43 Family 441 Harvesters and Gatbers of Forest Products including Lac (except Logs) Total 472 4 468 m 34 4 30 :tv 438 438 -96'

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT won OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Male. Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 S 4» 1 Family 442 Loa Fellers and Wood Cutters

Total 637 232 40S 131 66 6S III S88 230 3S8 130 6S 65 IV S 1 4 1 I VII 44 1 43

• Division 5 Miners. Quarrymen and Related Workers

Total 121 6 115 III 121 6 115

Group SO Miners and Quarrymen

Total 6 6 IU 6 6

Family 500 Miners

Total 4 4 HI 4 4

Group S9 Miners. Quarrymen and Related Workers, n. e. c.

Total 115 lIS III lIS liS

Family S90 Miners, Quarrymen and Related Workers. D. e. c. Total 11S 115 III llS liS

-Division 6 Workers in Transport and Com",.n1catlon OccuJHItlons Total 534 533 1 142 141 1 IV 22 22 4 3 I 4 3 1 Vlll'" 483 483 121 121 IX 25 25 17 17

Group 63 Drivers and Firemen Railway Eetine Total 117 117 VIII 117 117 Family 630 Drivers Total 63 63 vln 63 63 .. ._. 97

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 631 Firemen Total 54 54 VIII 54 54 Group 64 Drivers, Road Transport Total 256 255 1 91 90 VI 4 3 4 3 VIII 244 244 79 79 IX 8 8 8 8 Family 641 Motor Vehicle and Motor Cycle Drivers Total 116 116 30 30 VI 2 2 2 2 VIII 109 109 23 23 IX 5 5 5 5 Family 643 Animal Drawn Vehicle Drivers Total 106 105 1 40 39 t VI 2 1 2 I 1 VIII 101 101 3S 3S IX 3 3 3 3 Family 649 Drivers, Road Transport, n. e. c. (including Palki and Doli Bearers) Total 34 34 21 21 VIII 34 34 21 21 Group 6S Conductors, Guards and Brakesmen (Railway) Total 1 I I VIII 1 1 1 Group 66 Inspectors, Supervisors, Traffic Centrollers and Despatchers, Transport Total 50 50 IS IS VIII 50 50 15 IS Family 662 Signalmen and Points men Total 47 47 12 12 VIII 47 47 12 12 Group 67 Telephone, Telegraph and Related Tele-commuoication Operators Total 2 2 2 2 VIII 2 2 2 2 Group 68 Postmen and Messengers Total 90 90 21 21 VI 22 22 VIII 51 :51 12 12 IX 17 17 9 9 Jaior. 8 98

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PBRSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION·Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 680 Postmen Total 81 81 12 12 IV 22 22 VIII 51 5} 12 12 IX 8 8

Family 681 Messengers (iDC~uding Dak Peons) Total 9 9 9 9 IX 9 9 9 9 Group 69 Workers in Transport and Communication Occupations, n. e. c. Total 18 18 12 12 VlIl 18 18 12 12 Family 691 Conductors, Road Transport Total 8 8 5 5 VIII 8 8 5 5

Family 692 Workers in Transport Occupations, n. e. c. Total 8 8 5 5 VIII 8 8 5 5

• Division 7-8 Craftsmen, Production Process WQrker~ and Labourers, n. e. c.

Total 13,233 10,380 2,853 2,196 l,7J3 463 III 69 69 22 22 IV 6,663 5,038 1,615 722 544 178 V 1,371 1,190 181 355 317 38 VI 751 657 94 283 268 15 VIr 278 '278 43 43 Vllr 37 37 31 37 IX 4,064 3,lll 953 131 502 232

Group 70 Spinners, Weavers, Knitters. DylXS and Related Workers Total 980 661 319 165 94 71 III 9 9 IV 870 585 285 109 62 47 V 85 51 34 56 32 24 IX 16 16

Family 702 Spinners, Piecers and Winders

Tota) 417 389 28 36 18 18 IV 373 354 19 34 17 17 V 28 19 9 2 1 1 IX 16 16 99

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFIGATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 ] 4 5 6 7

Family 704 Drawers and Weavers

Total 157 115 42 86 44 42 IV 118 94 24 47 '23 24 V 39 21 18 39 21 18

Family 709 Spinners, Weavers, Knitters, Dyers and Related Workers, D. e. C.

Total 246 62 184 3 3 III 9 9 IV 232 49 183 V 5 4 1 3 3 GrouP 71 Tailors, Cutters, Furriers and Related Workers Total 1,216 833 383 146 119 27 IV 963 648 315 83 64 19 V 2S1 183 68 61 53 8 IX 2 2 2 2

Family 710 Tailors, Dress Makers and Garment Makers Total 1,062 713 349 146 119 17 IV 836 528 308 83 64 19 V 224 183 41 61 53 8 IX 2 2 2 2 Family 7i9 Tailors, Cutters, FUrriers and Related Workers, n. e. c. Total 127 120 7 IV 120 120 V 7 7

Group 72 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sewers (Except Gloves and Garments) and Related Workers Total 1,660 1,248 412 413 330 83 m 38 38 IV 1,241 885 356 409 326 83 V 366 310 56 4 4 VII 15 IS

Family 720 Shoe Makers and Shoe Repairers Total 1,062 846 216 256 251 5 IV 737 577 160 252 247 5 V 325 269 56 4 4

Family 729 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sewers (EXcept Gloves and Garments) and Related Workers. D. e. c. Total 595 402 193 154 79 75 1lI 38 38 IV .501 308 J93 154 79 75 V 41 41 VII 15 IS lalor. 8-A TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WOltK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Conld. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Catelory Persons Males Females Persons Males Female. 1 2 3 4 s 6 7

Group 73 FurnacemeD, Rollers, Drawers, Moulders and Related Metal Making and Treating Worker. Total 546 494 52 35 3S IV 440 388 52 6 6 V 106 106 29 29 Family 733 Blacksmiths, Hammersmiths and Forgemen Total 432 391 41 34 34 IV 368 327 41 5 5 V 64 64 29 29 Family 739 Furnac('men, Rollers, Drawers, Moulders and Related Metal Making aDd TreatiDg Workers, D.e.c. Total n 61 tl 1 IV 72 61 II 1 1 Group 74 Precision Instrument Makers, Watch Makers, Jewellers and Related Workers Tota. 1,094 1.043 51 102 101 1 IV 694 645 49 23 23 V 194 192 2 57 .56 VII 206 206 22 22

Family 741 Jewellers, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Total 1,036 992 44 101 100 IV 638 596 42 23 23 V 193 191 2 56 55 VII 205 205 22 22

Group 7S Tool-Makers. Machinists, Plumbers, Welders. Platers and Related Workers Total 161 107 S4 63 63 1Il 4 4 4 4 IV 14 20 54 17 17 V S5 5S 18 18 VII 17 17 13 13 VIII S S S S IX 6 6 6 6

Group 16 Electricians and Related Electrical and Electronics Workers Total 12 12 12 12 VIIl 4 4 4 4 IX 8 8 8 8 Group 77 Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet Makers, Coopers and Related Workers Total 709 667 42 48 48 IV (;13 571 42 3 3 V 95 95 44 44 VI I 1 i 101

TABI:.E B-V-OCCtJPArtONA-L CLAssiFICATiON BY S£){ OF ~RSdNS AT \VOlt" ornER THAN CuLTIVATION-Co7lld. Total Workers Division, Group -----~------~~ and Family Total Urban Category Persons Females Persons Males Femala 2 4 6 1

Family 770 Carpenters, Joiners, Pattern Makers (Wood) Total 644- 611 31 33 :n IV 576 545 31 3 3 V 67 67 29 29 VI 1 1 1

Group 79 Bricklayers, Plasterers and ConstrulltioD Workers, n. e. c. Total 669 607 62 203 195 8 III 18 18 ]8 18 IV 12 12 V 28 28 5 5 VI 611 561 50 180 172 8

Family 790 Stone Cutters, Stone Carvers and Stone Dressers Total 104 96 8 45 41 4 III 18 18 18 18 IV V 28 28 5 5 VI 57 50 7 22 18 4

Family 791 Bricklayers, Plasterers, Masons Total 317 311 6 ISO ISO VI 317 311 6 150 150

Family 793 Cement Finishers and Terrazzo and Mozaic Workers Total 141 141 VI 141 14J

Family 799 Bricklayers, Plasterers and Con.ruetion Workers, n. e. c. Total 88 40 48 8 4 4 IV 11 11 VI 77 40 37 8 4 ..

Group 80 Compositors. Printers, Engravers, Book-Binders and R.elated Workers Total 57 57 6 6 IV 39 39 V 6 6 6 6 VII 12 12

Group 81 Potters, Kilnmen, Glass and Clay Formers and Related Workers

Total 1,072 743 329 59 37 22 IV 1,019 698 321 39 19 20 V Sl 4S 8 20 18 2 102

TABLE B--V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 811 Potters and Related Clay Fartners

Total 967 736 231 52 30 22 IV 913 698 225 39 19 20 V 44 38 6 13 11 2

Family 819 Potters, Kilnmen, Glasa and Clay Farmets and Related Workers. n. e. c.

Tota) 98 98 IV 96 96 V 2 2

Group 82 Millers, Bakers, Brewmasters and Related Food Beverage Workers

Total 826 713 113 74 66 S IV 595 522 73 21 16 5 V 119 107 12 46 43 :3 VII 15 15 7 7 IX 97 69 28

Family 820 Millers, Pounders, Huskers and Parcbers, Grains and Related Food Workers

Total 518 462 56 23 20 3 lV 429 410 ]9 2 2 V 60 51 9 21 20 IX 29 1 28

Family 821 Crushers aod Pressers, Oil Seeds

Total 197 142 55 24 21 3 IV 123 -69 54 19 ]6 :3 V 6 5 1 5 5 IX 68 68

Group 83 Chemical and Related Process Workers

Total 4 1 3 1 IV 3 3 V I 1 1 1

Group 84 Tobacco Preparers and Products Makers

Total IS 11 4 3 3 IV 3 3 3 3 V 1 VII 11 11 It13

TABLlf B-\,-OCel:1PAnONAC CLASSIFICA'TION BY S8~ OF PERSONS A'T WORK OmER'THAN' CULTfVA'I'ION-Contd. Total Workers DivisioD" Group and Famny Total Urban -_- ---~~~-- Category Persons Ma.les· Females Persens Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Group 85 Craftsmen and Production Pro~SI· Wot'klers, D. c. c.

Tota). U7 77 60 46 45 1 IV 97 37 60 9 II V 8 8 5 5 VI 30 30 30 30 IX 2 2 2 2

family 859 Craftsmen and Production Process Workers, n. e. c.

Total 77 59 18 43 43 IV 42 24 18 8 8 V .5 5 5 5 VI 30 30 30 30

Group 86 Testers, Packers, Sorters and Relate~ Wor.kers

Total 3 3 3 3 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 1 1

Group 89 Labourers, n. e. c.

Total 4,072 3,103 969 817 578 239 V 3 3 3 3 VI 109 65 44 72 CiS 7 VII 2 2 1 1 VUl 26 26 26 26 IX 3,932 3,007 925 715 483 232

Family 890 Loaders and Unloaders

Total 907 892 15 112 97 15 V 2 2 2 2 VI 18 13 5 18 13 S VUl 1 I I 1 IX 886 876 10 91 81 10

Family 899 Labourers, n. e. c.

Total 3,165 2.. 211 954 705 48t 224 V I J I I VI 91 52 39 54 52 2 VII 2 2 VIII 25 25 25 2S IX 3,046 2,131 915 624 492 222 10.4

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY St:X OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTlVATION-Contd. Tota] Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 I) 7 *' Division 9 Service, Sport and Recreation Workers

Total 2,867 1,818 1,{)49 397 335 62 V 6 6 JlI 3 2 1 2 2 VII 4 2 2 2 2 VlII 4 4 4 4 IX 2,850 1,810 1,040 389 327 62

Group 90 Fire Fighters, Policemen, Guards and Related Workers

Total 330 303 27 169 169 VI 1 1 1 1 VII 2 2 2 2 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 325 298 27 164 164

Family 902 Customs Examiners, Patro)Jers and Related Workers

Total 230 203 27 157 157 IX 230 203 27 157 157

Family 909 Fire Fighters, Policemen. GuardS and Related Workers, n. e. c.

Total 74 74 IX 74 74

Group 91 House-Keepers, Cooks, Maids and Sleated Workers

Total 1,199 640 559 2S 20 5 Vll 2 2 IX 1,197 640 557 25 20 5 Family 910 House-Keepers, Matroans, Sewards (Domestic and Institutional)

Total 55 55 IX 55 55

Family 911 Cooks, Cook-Bearers (Domestic an4 Institutional)

Total 321 288 33 20 16 4 VII 2 2 IX 319 288 31 ~ 16 4

Family 912 Butlers, Bearers. Waiters, Maids and Other Servants (Domestic)

Total 818 297 521 5 4 1 IX 818 297 521 5 4 1 105

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASS[FICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Group 92 Waiters, Bartenders and Related Workers

Total 22 22 22 22 IX 22 22 22 22

Group 93 Building Care-Takers, Cleaners and Related Workers Total 487 248 239 lOS 48 57 V 6 6 VI 2 I I VIII 2 2 2 1 IX 477 245 232 102 45 57

Family 930 Building Care-Takers

Total 487 248 239 105 48 57 V 6 6 VI 2 J 1 1 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 477 245 232 102 4S 57

Group 94 Barbers. Hairdressers, Beauticians and Related Workers

Total 244 243 1 S4 S4 , IX 244 243 S4 54 Family 940 8arben, Hairdressers, Beauticians and Related Workers Total 244 243 1 S4 54 IX 244 243 1 S4 54

Group 9S Launderers. Dry CIOilners and PCeJsen

Total 21 21 18 .8 IX 21 21 18 ~8 Group 96 Atheletes. Sportsmen and Related Wollkers Total 2 2 2 2 IX 2 2 2 2

Group 99 Service. Sports and Recreation Workers, D. c. c. Total 562 339 223 2 2 IX 562 339 223 2 2

Family 999 Service. Sports and Recration Workers, n. e. c.

Total 550 339 211 2 2 IX 550 339 211 2 2 lalor. 9 TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Concld. Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females J 2 3 4 S 6 7

Division X Workers not Classifiable by Occllpations Total 192 191 1 181 180 1 V 3 3 3 3 VI 7 6 1 7 6 1 VII 17 17 17 17 VllJ 7 7 7 7 IX 158 158 147 147

Group X8 Workers Reporting Occupations Unidentifiable or Unclassifiable

Total 181 180 181 180 V 3 3 3 3 VI 7 6 7 6 1 VII 17 17 17 17 VIII 7 7 7 7 IX 147 147 147 147

Family X80 Workers Reporting Occupations Unidentifiable or Unclassifiable Total 181 180 1 181 180 V 3 3 3 3 VI 7 6 1 7 6 VII 17 17 17 17 VIll 7 7 7 7 IX 147 147 147 147

Group X9 Workers not Reporting Occupations

Total 11 11 IX 11 11

Family X90 Workers Dot Reporting Occupatiolls •

Total II 11 IX 11 11 .. 101

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V

Families having less than 1 % of the workers of the respectivo divisions and less than 0.5% in case of Division 7-8 only have been shown in the appendix. The following abbreviations have been used :- III Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Huoting, VI Construction Plantations, Orchards and Allied activities VII Trade and Commerce IV Household Industry VIII Transport, Storage and Communications V Manufacturing other thaD Household Industry IX Other Services M=Males F=Females DISTRICT 001 Total VI(M3) IX(M6). Urban VI(M3) IX(M6); 007 Total 750 Total V(M20) IX(MZ). Urban IX(M2); 751 Total V(M6), Urban VI(Ml), Urban VI(Ml); 009 Total VI(M2) IX(MI), Urban VI(M2) V(M6); 752 Total VIH(M4). Urban VIIl(M4); 753 Tota) V(M4) IX(Ml); 010 Total VIl(M2). Urban VIl(M2); 021 Total IX Vll(M4) VIII(MI) IX(M3), Urban V(M4) VIlI(Ml) IX(M3); 754 (M19). Urban IX(M2); 030 Total IX(M8). Urban IX(M2): 041 Total II1(M4) IV(M6) V(MS) VII(M13), Urban III(M4) IV(M6) Total IX(F4), Urban IX(F4); 043 TotaIIX(MI4), Urban IX(MI4); V(MS) VIJ(M 13); 755 Total IX(Ml), Urban IX(Ml); 756 Total 044 Total IX(M6), Urban lX(M2); 046 Total IX(M2), Urban V(MI), Urban V(MI); 757 TotaIIV(MII) V(MI7), Urban IV IX(M2); 049 Total IX(M2); 060 Total lX(M4), Urban IX(M4); (M 11); 7Si Total IVlM3) V(M2), Urban V(M2); 759 Total IV 071 Total IX(M13). Urban IX(M4): 081 Total V(MI), Urban (F54); 760 Total IX(M2), Urban IX(M2); 761 Total IX(M2). V(MI); 083 Total IX(M4); OXl· Total IX(M2). Urb&n IX(M2); Urban IX(M2); 763 Total VIII(M2), Urban VIII(M2); 764 Total 120 Total VII(Ml), Urban VlI(Ml); 131 Total VI(MI2), Urban VlII(M2) IX(M2), Urban VIII(M2) IX(M2); 769 Total lX(M2), Vl(M4); 133 Total V(M2), Urban V(M2); 134 Total VI(MI) Vlll Urban lX(M2); 773 Total V(Ml), Urban V(Ml); 175 Total V (MIO). Urban VI(MI) VIII(MIO); 139 Total IX(MI), Urban IX (MI), Urban V(MI); 779 Total IV(M26.FlJ) V(M26), Urban (Ml); 201 Total VU(MI) IX(M5), Urban VII(MI) IX(MS); 210 V(MI3}; 794 Total VJ(MI9); 801 Total YfMl), Urban V(MI}; Total IX(MS); Urban IX(MS); 220 Total IX(MS), Urban IX(M5); 803 Total V(M5). Urban V(MS)J 804 Total IV(M39); 809 Total 310 Total VII(M2), Urban VII(M2); 311 Total VIl(M47); 312 VII(MI2); 810 Total V(M7), Urban V(M7); 824 Total V(M38.Fl). Total VII(M7)~ Urban VII(MI); 319 Total Vll(M2), Urban VII VII(MI2), Urban V(MI3,F2) VII(M7); 825 Total IV(M27} V(M8); (M2); 320 Total VlI(M6); 321 Total IX(MI); 329 Total VII 827 Total V(MS), Urban V(M5); 828 Total VII(M3); 829 Total (MS); 410 Total IX(M2); 412 Total Ill(M20.FI2) IX(M3), Urban IV(M16); 831 Total V(Ml), Urban ViM!); 839 Total IV(F3); 840 IX(M3); 440 Total lll(MIO); 501 Total IIl{Ml); 509 Total 111 Total V(Fl); 842 Total Vll(M ll}; 849 Total 1"(F3), Urban IV (MI); 652 Total VIIl(Ml), Urban VIlI(Ml); 660 Total VIlI(M3). (F3); 850 Total IV(M13,F41) V(M3), Urban IV(F1); 852 Total Urban VIII(M3): 670 Total VIII(Mt). Urban VIII(MI): 679 Total IV(FJ}; 854 Total IX(M2), Urban IX(M2); 860 Total VIII(M2), VlIIlMI). Urban VIlI(Ml): 690 Total VlII(M2), Urban VIlI(M2); Urban VJII(M2): 861 Total IX(MI), Urban IX(Ml); 903 Total 700 Total IV(Ml) V(Fl). Urban IV(Ml); 701 Total IV(M7.F42); VI(Ml) VU(M2) VIII(M2) IX(M21). Urban VI(Ml) VIl(M2) V(M3.F3), Urban IV(M5) V(M3.F3); 706 Total IV(MI6,FI7) V VIlI(M2) lX(M7); 919 Total IX(FS); 920 Total IX(M22), Urban (M4.F2), Urban IV(M16,F6) V(M4.F2); 707 Total IV(M64); 714 Total IV(F7) V(F20); 721 Total IV(F3), Urban IV(F3); 730 Total IX(M22); 950 Total IX(M2l), Urban IX(MI8); 960 Total IX(M2), V(M42): 140 Total IV(M49,F7) V(MI) VII(MI), Urban V(MI); Urban [X(M2); 990 Total IX(FI2).

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FLY-LEAF TO TABLE B-V

The following Occupational Families have been assigned to incompatible Industrial Categories of Workers in Table B-V due to insufficic;nt description given in the enumeration slip for Industry or Coding mistake. Statement showing appropriate Industrial Categories of Occupational Families. Ind\lstrial Total Urban category Appropriate Code Number and Description appearing in Industrial of Occupational Family Persons Males Females Persons Males FemaleI'. the Table Category 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DISTRI€'T

136 Directors, Managers and Working 63 63 VII IX Proprietors Other Services 300 Working Proprietors, Wholesale Trade 181 181 III VII 12 12 IV VII 301 Working Proprietors, Retal Trade 2 2 2 2 IX VII 339 Salesmen, Shop Assistants and Related VI VII Workers, n.e.c. 410 Farm Machine Operators 2 2 IX 1II, IV, V 680 Postmen 22 22 IV VIII 8 8 IX VIII 702 Sl'inners, Piecers and Winders 16 16 IX IV, V 709 Spinners. Wellvers, Knitters. Dyers and 9 9 III IV, V Related Workers, n. e. c. 710 Tailors, Dress Makers and Garment Makers 2 2 2 2 IX IV. V 729 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sweers 38 38 III IV, V (except Gloves and Gnnenls) and Related Workers 754 Sheet Metal Workers 13 13 13 13 VII Ill, IV, V, VIll 799 Bricklayers, Plasterers and Constuction 11 11 IV VI Workers, n. e. c. 821 Crushers and Pressers, Oil Seeds 68 68 IX IV, V 842 Cheroot, Cigar and Bioi Makers 11 11 VII IV, V 859 Craftmen and Production Procers 30 30 30 30 VI IV. V Workers, n. e. c. 110

TABLE H-VI-OCCUPAfIONAL DIVISIONS OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Educational levels

Literate Technical (without Matriculation diploma not Total Literate educational Primary or or Higher equal to Occupational Total Workers Workers level) Junior Basic Secondary degree Division No. Age- (N.C.O.) group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT

All DivisioDs Total 5,981 5,115 866 2,958 34 1,481 28 115 2 282 4 0-14 SO 45 5 15-34 1,6Z1 2t 1,252 18 89 228 3 35-59 1.173 13 1,0n 10 21 2 52 1 60+ 114 liZ 2 Age not stated 0 Total 321 301 20 227 18 99 12 13 2 64 4 0-14 15-34 ]52 12 57 9 6 56 3 35-59 70 6 37 3 7 2 8 60+ 5 5 Age not stated 1 Total 626 625 1 302 241 17 26 0-14 15-34 179 139 16 IS 35-59 119 99 10 60+ 4 3 1 Age not stated 2. Total 411 408 3 4CJ4 2 242 2 19 139 0-14 5 5 ]5-34 267 2 144 2 10 109 35-59 123 85 9 29 60+ 9 8 1 Age not stated

3 Total 1,1'77 1,073 104 954 2 918 2 14 19 0-14 JO 10 15-34 383 347 14 35-59 485 2 485 2 19 60+ 76 76 Age not stated

4 Total 530 319 211 9 3 1 5 0-14 15-34 6 1 5 35-59 2 2 60+ Age not stated

O-Professional, Technical and Related Workers l-Administrative, Executive and Managerial Workers 2--Clericai and Related Workers 3-Sales Workers 4-Fartnefll. Fishermen, Hunters, Loggers and Related Wer.k"", ill

CLASSIFIED BY SEX, BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS ONLY

Educational levels University Non-tech­ degree or Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post-graduate degree nical post-graduate diploma degree other not equal than technical Veterinary and to degree degree Engineering Medicine Agriculture Dairying Technology Teaching Others ----_ ------_ Males Females Males Females ~les Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ~S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 DISTRICT 78 2

50 2 28

49 2

31 2 18

18

9 9

4

4

3

3 112

TABLE B-VI-OCCUPATIONAL DIVISIONS OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Educational levels

Literate Technical (without Matricula tiOR diploma not Total Literate educational Primary or or Higher equal to Occupational Total Workers Workers level) Junior Basic Secondary degree Division No. Age.. (N.C.O.) group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 5 Total 0-]4 15-34 35-59 60+ Age not stated

6 Total 14Z 141 1 84 74 1 9 0-14 15-34 4; 38 7 35-59 36 33 2 60+ 3 3 Age not stared

7-8 Total 2,196 1,733 463 603 5 575 5 22 6 0-14 31 21 4 15-34 341 4 311 4 18 6 35-59 216 1 216 1 60+ IS 15 Age not stated

9 Total 397 335 62 216 6 1116 6 26 3 0-14 15-34 145 2 120 2 24 35-59 70 4 65 4 2 2 60+ 1 1 A/:e not stated X Total 181 180 1 159 I 143 1 2 11 0-14 3 3 15-34 103 1 89 1 10 35-59 52 50 1 60+ Age not stated

s- Minerl, Quarrymen and Related Workers 6- Workers in Transport and Communication Occupations 7-8- Craftsmen. Production Process Workers and Labourers not Elsewhere Classified 9- Service, Sport aDd Recreation Workers X- Workers Dot Classifiable by Occupation CLASSIFIED BY SEX, BROAD AGE-GRQUPB AND )IDtJCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS ONLY-Coneld.

Edu~ationat levels University Non-tech­ degree or nical post-graduate Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post~graduate degree diploma degree other .~------not equal than technical Veterinary and to degree degree Engineering Medicine Agriculture Dairying Technology Teaching Others Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

1

3

3

Jalor. 10 114

TABLE B-VII PART A-PERSONS WORKING PRINCIP'ALLY (i) AS CULTIVATORS (ij) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS OR (iii) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND BY SECONDARY WORK (i) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (ii) AS CULTIVATOR OR (iii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURER ~

Secondary Work Principal Work ----- I-At Household III-As Agricultural Cultivator, Agricultural Labourer or T Illdustry II-As Cultivator Labourer Household Industry (Division and R Major Group) U Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 DISTRICT

As Cuiti'fator T 10,484 2,191 6,803 4,196 R 19,442 2,175 6.653 4,023 U 42 16 150 173 As Agricultural Labourer T 223 142 9S 22 R 220 142 9S 21 U 3 1 At Household Industry T 421 254 196 475 R 395 233 146 363 U 26 21 50 H2 Division 0 T 189 116 94 386 (Agricullure, Livestock. R J88 JIS 55 274 Forestry, Fishing and Hunting) U 1 1 39 112 Major Group 00 T 39 112 (Field Produce and R Plantation Crops) U 39 112 Major Group 02 T 2 17 1 (Forestry and Logging.) R 2 17 1 U Major Group 04 T 187 99 54 274 (Livestock and Hunting) R 186 98 54 274 U 1 1 Division 2&3 T 232 138 102 89 (Manulacluri"8) R 207 118 91 89 U 25 20 Il Major Group 20 T 18 7 4 4 (Foodstuffs) R 8 7 , 4 4 U ]0 Major Group 2J T 32 8 16 22 (Textile-Cotton) R 23 5 15 22 U 9 3 1 Major Groop 27 T 27 12 3 6 (TextUe-Mhcallaneous) R 25 12 3 6 U 2 Major Group 28 T 53 11 3 4 (Manufacture of Wood and R 50 11 8 4 Wooden Products) U 3 Majol' Group 31 T 18 24 29 29 (Leather and Leather R 18 10 19 29 Products) U 14 10 Major Group 34-35 T 49 47 18 17 (Non-Metallic Mineral Products R 48 44 18 17 Other tban Petroleum and Coal) U 1 3 Major Group 36 T 27 29 24 7 (Basic Metals and their Products except R 27 29 24 7 Machinery aod Transport Equipment U 115 TABLE B-VII PART A & B

TABLE B-VII PART A-PERSONS WORKING PRINCIPALLY 0) AS CULTIVATORS (U) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS OR (iii) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND BY SECONDARY WORK (i) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (ii) AS CULTIVATOR OR (iii) AS AGRICULTURAL LAEOURER-Concld. Secondary Work Principal Work I-At Household III-As Agricultural Cultivator, Agricultural Labourer or T Industry II-As Cultivator Labourer Household Industry (Division and R Major Group) U Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Major Group 39 T 8 (Miscellaneous Manufacturing R 8 Industries) U

TBHSILWISE RURAL ONLY JALOR TEHSIL Cultivator R 1,801 260 1,529 455 Agricultural Labourer 116 34 37 21 Household Industry 148 190 23 270 Division 0 95 87 3 20j 2&3 53 103 20 65 AHORE TEHSIL Cultivator R 1,t65 537 2,098 894 Agricultural Labourer 21 34 Household Industry 49 13 62 39 Division 0 9 4 19 32 2&3 40 9 43 7 SANCHORE TEHSIL Cultivator R 2,741 316 1,086 1,146 Agricultural Labourer 15 8 20 Household Industry 31 II 5 Division 0 31 1 11 .( 2&:3 1

]ASWANTPU~A TEHSIL Cultivator R 3,935 1,062 1,940 928 Agricultural Labourer 98 66 38 Household Industry 167 29 SO 49 Division 0 53 23 22 33 2&3 114 6 28 16

TABLE B-Vll PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, Bl3SINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY

Principal Work, Additional Principal Work, Additional Work at Household Industry Work at Household Industry (Division & Major Group) Males Females (Division & Major Group) Males Females 1 2 3 2 3 DISTRICT DISTRICT-Conc/d. . P.W. Division 8 7,006 1,862. P.W. Major Group 89 2,2.65 1,369 A. W. Division 2&3 12 A. W. Division 2&:3 12 Major Group 23 1 ~or Group 23 7 31 5 31 S N. B. :- Nil entries for all the Tehsils of Jalor District. Jalor. lO-A TABLE B-VIII PART A-PERSONS UNEMPLOYED AGED 15 AND ABOVE BY SEX, BROAD AGE­ GROUPS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Seeking employment for the first time Age-groups ------Total unemployed Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 SI. No. Educational levels P M F M F M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

DISTRICT

1 Total 13 13 1 2 Illiterate 1 1 1 3 Literate (without educational level) 12 12 4 Primary or Junior Basic S Matriculation or Higher Secondary 6 Technical diploma not equal to degree 7 Non-technical diploma not equal to degree 8 University degree or post- graduate degree other than Technical degree 9 Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post- graduate degree Engineering ii Medicine iii Agriculture iv Veterinary & Dairying v Technology vi Teaching vii Others

Seeking employment for the first time-concld. Persons employed before but now out of employment and seeking work Age-groups Age-groups 35+ Age not stated Total 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-59 60+ Age not stated Sl. --- _------No. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 J6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 1 t 12 Z 3 6 1 2 3 12 2 3 6 4 S 6 7 8 9

ii iii iv v , -. vi vii 117

TABLE B-VlII PART B-PERSONS UNEMPLOYED 'AGED 15 AND ABOVE BTSEX AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

Rural unemployeds by educational levels ------_ ------~--- Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total unemployed Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above Districtrrehsil P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 DISTRICT 305 236 69 193 124 (i9 100 100 7 7 5 5 Jalor Tehsil 90 58 32 S3 21 12 34 34 2 2 1 Abore Tehsil 52 50 2 24 22 2 27 27 1 1 Sanchore Tehsil 39 25 14 33 19 14 4 4 1 1 Jaswantpura Tehsil 124 W3 21 83 62 21 35 35 3 3 3 3 1'18

TABLE B-IX-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX,

Total non-working population Full time students Households duties

-----~-- Dlstrlct/Tebsil Age-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 /' 6 7 8 9

DISTRICT Totll1 Total 296;211 117,295 178,916 17,088 4,400 1,884 70,040 0-14 202,67" 100,683 101,91}1 15,002 4,025 553 8,814 15-34 42.176 5,056 37,120 2,052 335 292 34,398 35-59 31,485 4,941 26,544 26 2 971 22,346 60+ 18,920 5,972 12,948 8 2 67 4,455 Age not 966 643 313 36 1 27 stated Rural Total 280,502 :Ul,287 169,215 15,445 4,052 1.865 65.519 0-14 192,980 95,546 97,434 13,640 3.683 543 8,484 15-34 38,930 4,575 34,355 1,773 329 288 31,837 35-59 29,628 4,802 24,826 26 2 968 20,904 60+ 18,126 5,7411 l2.,365 6 2 6S 4,267 Age not 838 603 235 36 1 27 stated Urban Total 15,709 6,008 9,701 1,643 348 19 4,521 0-14 9,694 5,137 4,557 1,362 342 10 330 15-34 3,246 481 2,765 279 6 4 2,561 35-59 1,857 139 1,718 00 3 1,442 60+ 794 211 583 2 2 188 Age not U8 40 78 stated TEHSILWISE Jalor Tehsil R Total 66,576 25,062 41,514 4,280 1,873 504 18,158 0-14 44,418 22,174 22244 4,004 1,525 292 2,056 15-34 to,219 849 9,370 276 312 159 8,613 35-59 7,189 569 6,620 36 5,954 60+ 4,334 1,157 3,177 17 ],516 Age not 416 313 103 36 19 stated Ahore Tehsil R Total 60.067 23,832 36,235 4,538 1,534 176 13,398 0-14 41,228 20,934 20,294 4,041 1,525 85 1,492 15-34 8,245 994 7,251 466 9 35 6,867 35-59 6,211 55& 5,655 26 33 4,633 60+ 4,1 J 1 1,118 2,993 5 23 901 Age not 270 228 42 5 stated Sanchore Tehsil R Total 58,482 24,833 33,649 2,044 163 948 11,330 0-14 40,644 18,989 21,655 1,560 157 71 1,791 15-34 7,371 1,202 6,169 483 ..,(,. 14 5,458 35-59 6,752 2,797 3,955 2 850 3.375 60+ 3,715 1,845 1,870 2 13 706 Age not stated Jaswantpura Tebsil R Total 95,377 37,560 57,817 4,583 482 237 22,133 0-14 66,tWB 33,449 33,241 4,035 476 95 3.145 15-34 13,095 1,530 11,565 548 6 80 10,899 35-59 9,474 878 8,596 49 6,942 60+ 5,9156 1,641 4,'325 12 1,144 Age not ]52 62 90 3 stated 119

BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now Dependents, Retired, rentier or Beggars, vagrants Inmates of employment for the out of employment infants & disabled independent means etc. institations first time and seeking work ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femalell 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

96,281 103,590 341 407 1,406 381 10 21 74 50 111 17 84.816 89,()83 2 211 59 4 7 S 19 2,113 2,227 3 15 454 112 4 4 57 24 81 5 3,224 3,9Z3 79 JOS 546 130 1 9 10 18 84 11 5,426 8,107 259 285 194 80 1 8 17 11 642 250

92,085 98,770 300 406 1,312 370 IO 21 71 50 199 '1.7 81,Il9 85,198 2 206 59 4 5 8 29 1,958 2,030 2 15 417 III 4 4 57 24 76 S 3,141 3,654 67 lOS 5lZ 123 1 9 9 18 78 Jl 5,265 7,716 231 284 177 17 1 8 16 11 602 172

4,196 4,820 41 I 94 11 3 12 3,757 3,885 6 2 155 197 1 37 1 5 83 269 12 34 7 1 6 161 391 28 1 17 3 1 40 78

RURAL ONLY 19,873 21,257 32 43 315 126 17 25 40 33 17,751 18,633 127 22 8 .. 326 373 4 40 46 4 24 18 24 398 588 14 22 111 36 6 I 14 9 1,085 1,615 18 17 37 22 7 313 48

18,858 20,722 56 23 145 55 3 1 20 36 1 16,800 17,276 2 1 5 1 402 365 2 I 58 8 2 9 20 1 400 996 17 64 26 1 6 11 1,028 2,D48 37 22 21 20 4 1 228 37

21,549 22,066 60 28 200 48 7 14 10 11 4 17,319 19,684 2 35 21 4 634 684 1 51 14 2 12 6 6 4 1,842 560 18 5 80 9 2 4 S 1,754 1,138 42 20 34 4

31,805 34,725 152 312 652 141 3 12 119 21 29,249 29,605 42 IS 28 596 608 9 268 43 12 26 501 1,510 18 78 257 52 3 53 11 1,398 2,915 134 225 85 31 12 10 61 87 120

TABLE B-X-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS (i) ENGAGED NEITHER IN CULTIVATION NOR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (ii) ENGAGED EITHER IN CULTIVATION OR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY BUT NOT IN BOTH AND (iii) ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY FOR ALL AREAS (Based on 20 % Sample) Households en- Households gaged neither Households Households engaged both in Cultivation engaged in engaged in in Cultivation Total Number mor in House- Cultivation Household and Household of households hold Industry only Industry only Industry Dist rictJTehsil -~--- --~- 2 3 4 5 6

DISTRICT Total 21,168 4,498 14,024 1,108 1.538 Rural 20,154 3,875 13,726 1,020 1,533 Urban 1,014 623 298 88 S TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY

Jalor Tehsil 4,874 1,127 3,119 258 370 Abore Tebsil 4,177 1,043 2.497 309 328 Sanchore Tehsil 4,159 SIS 3.287 115 242 Jaswantpura Tehsil 6,944 ],190 4,823 338 593 121

'tABLE B-XI-SAMPLE HQUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY

(Based on 20 % Sample)

No. of Households engaged in cuUivation by size of land in acros Cultiva- ting House- Less Unspc- Interest in land Cultivated holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.5 ..... 9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 IS.()"29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cified 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 JO II 12 J3 DISTRICT TOTAL 15,562 32 642 1,163 1,658 997 1,671 844 4,319 2.504 1,596 136 (a) 14,On 31 575 1,031 1,498 883 1,476 740 3,899 2,291 1,466 133 (b) 431 55 89 84 26 74 Zl 58 18 4 2 (e) 1,108 1 12 45 76 88 121 83 362 195 126 1 DISTRICT RURAL 15,259 30 630 1,120 1,599 973 1,636 833 4,241 2.477 1,587 133 (a) 13,732 29 56-1 990 1,441 860 1,444 131 3,8ll 2,265 1,451 130 (b) 422 54 87 82 26 72 20 58 17 4 1 (c) 1,105 1 11 43 76 87 120 81 362 195 116 1 DISTRICT URBAN 303 1 12 43 59 24 3S 11 78 17 9 3 (a) 291 1 n 41 57 23 32 9 '78 16 9 3 (b) _9 1 Z :2 2 1 1 (c) 3 1 t 1 TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY JALOR TEHSIL 3,489 12 197 296 477 231 390 201 898 422 331 34 (a) 3,101 11 182 266 432 193 337 176 795 378 298 33 (b) 105 14 24 25 4 17 5 11 3 1 (c) 283 1 1 6 20 34 36 20 92 41 32 ABORE TBBSIL 2,825 4 177 304 346 223 341 150 671 356 242 11 2,315 4 151 256 293 176 265 11l 535 299 21S 10 (b) 143 18 36 22 11 25 S 18 S 2 1 (c) 367 8 12 31 36 51 34 118 S2 25 SANCHORB TEHSIL 3,529 7 37 93 182 174 312 170 1,121 853 539 41 (a) 3,400 7 37 90 175 169 300 164 1,078 82S S14 41 (b) 41 3 7 4 10 2 12 2 1 (c) 88 1 2 4 31 26 24 JASWANTPURA TEHSIL 5,416 7 219 .w7 594 345 593 312 1,5St 846 47S 47 (a) 4.916 7 194 378 541 322 542 280 1,413 763 430 46 (b) 133 22 24 28 7 20 8 17 7 (c) 367 3 lS 25 16 31 24 121 76 45 1

Abbreviation. for interest in land Biven under colmnn 1 :- (a)= Owned or held from Government. (b) == Hcld from private persons or institutioDs for paYIDCnt in moncy. kind or sbare. (c)= Partb' held from Govcromont and partly from private persons for paYIDCDt in money. kind or sbare.

Jator. 11 J22

TABLE S-XD-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULT1VATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS (Based on

Cultivating households according to

-~------Total of cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hire4 House- House. Hired (Class ranses in acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females bolds Males Females workers 1 . 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRlcr All sizes 14,024 23,503 13.173 2.154 3.206 2.930 276 4.668 5,828 3,347 161 Less than 1 29 29 J5 3 13 12 1 10 10 ~ 1.0- 2.4 528 648 364 27 213 180 33 ISl 210 151 3 2.S- 4.9 999 1.303 659 75 375 342 33 3f15 462 300 8 5.0- 1.4 1,469 2,007 1.132 61 483 430 53 556 65S 442 15 7.5- 9.9 854 1.228 694 13 229 208 21 311 391 262 9 10.0-12.4 1,484 2,255 1,260 131 394 356 38 521 629 393 20 12.5-14.9 743 1,181 637 72 176 160 16 282 362 194 8 15.0-29.9 3,949 6,783 3,831 636 136 -691 45 1,311 1,729 972 41 30.0-49.9 2,331 4,581 2,648 Si~ 341 320 21 659 868 426 24 5O.J-. 1,510 3,291 1,841 563 202 191 11 319 444 164 30 Unspecified 12R 197 92 3 44 40 4 52 68 34 2 DISTRICT

AU sizes 13.726 22,998 12,961 2.102 3,120 2,852 268 4.569 5,702 3,277 159 Less than I 27 26 )J 3 13 12 I 9 10 7 ) 1.0- 2.4 516 633 354 26 210 177 33 177 205 . 147 2 2.S-;- 4.9 957 1.247 63& 73 360 330 30 367 439 287 8 5.()-: 7.4 1,412 1.925 1,088 61 461 412 49 538 634 427 ]5 7.S- 9.9 830 1,186 683 64 221 200 21 324 381 258 9 10.0-1:1.4 1,450 2,196 1,237 126 381 344 37 512 617 387 20 12.5-14.9 732 1.160 631 69 172 156 16 278 357 ISH 8 15.0-29.9 3,871 6.644 3.770 623 718 673 45 1,346 1.695 956 41 30.0--49.9 2,305 4.529 2,619 512 340 319 21 650 857 420 23 50+ 1,501 3,260 1.841 542 200 189 11 319 444 164 30 Unspecified 125 192 91 3 44 40 4 49 63 33 2 DISTRiCt

AU-sizes 298 !IJOS 212 51 86 78 8 99 126 70 2 Less than 1 2 3 4 I 2 1.0- 2.4' 12 )5 10 ) 3 3 5 5 4 1 2.S- 4.9 42 56 23 2 15 12 3 18 .23 13 5.0- 7.4 57 82 44 22 18 4 18 21 15 7.5- 9.9 24 42 11 9 8 8 7 10 4 10.0-12.4 34 59 23 5 13 12 9 12 6 12.S-14.9 11 21 6 3 4 4 4 5 3 15.0-29.9 78 139 61 13 18 18 25 34 16 30.0-49.9 26 52 29 8 1 1 9 II 6 1 50+ 9 31 11 2 2 Unspecified 3 5 3 S 1.23

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY 20 % Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- Hired House------Hired House- Hired (Class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers bolds Males Females workers holds workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 TOTAL 5,141 11,365 7,072 481 851 3,208 2,376 225 62 172 102 1,121 96 J66 All sizes 3 7 5 3 2 Less than I 112 221 153 12 10 37 27 II 12 1.0- 2.4 199 408 269 30 26 91 57 24 14 13 2.5- 4.9 386 790 534 33 36 132 103 4 8 9 5.0- 7.4 260 546 351 23 24 75 53 31 1 8 7 9 10 7.5- 9.9 512 1,101 704 47 44 162 118 21 3 7 7 40 10 3 10.0-12.4 252 561 362 17 25 96 64 3 2 2 40 6 4 12.5-14.9 1,585 3,516 2,166 137 220 817 636 46 16 30 12 321 21 91 15.0-29.9 1,089 2,477 1,560 70 217 864 620 12 18 52 21 408 7 6 30.0--49.9 719 1,682 930 112 241 901 682 83 22 73 S4 312 7 16 SO+ 24 22 38 8 33 16 1 Unspecified RURAL 5,053 11,144 6,980 469 830 3,128 2,334 201 62 172 102 92 152 All sizes 2 4 3 3 2 Less than 1 108 214 147 12 10 37 27 11 12 1.0- 2.4 192 390 265 30 25 88 54 24 13 11 2.5- 4.9 371 754 515 33 34 125 97 4 8 9 5.0- 7.4 253 524 346 21 23 73 51 27 1 8 7 8 7 7.5- 9.9 503 ],075 696 47 41 153 110 16 3 7 7 40 10 3 10.0-12.4 251 558 362 17 23 87 61 2 2 40 6 4 12.5-14.9 1,555 3,440 2,132 133 216 806 625 42 16 30 12 321 20 86 15.0-29.9 1,077 2,451 1,546 67 2M 850 611 12 18 S2 21 408 6 2 30.0--49.' 717 1,678 930 109 236 876 682 75 22 73 S4 312 7 16 50+ 24 56 38 8 33 16 1 Unspecified URBAN 88 221 92 12 21 80 42 24 4 14 All sizes 1 3 2 Less than 1 4 7 6 1.0- 2.4 7 18 4 1 3 3 1 2 2.5- 4.9 15 36 19 2 7 6 5.0- 7.4 7 22 5 2 1 2 2 4 1 3 7.5- 9.9 9 26 8 3 9 8 5 10.0-12.4 1 3 2 9 3 3 12.5-14.9 30 76 34 4 4 11 11 4 1 5 15.0-29.9 12 26 14 3 3 14 9 1 4 30.0-49.9 2 4 3 5 25 8 50+ Unspecified

Jalor. 11-A 124

TABLE B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND fiRED WORKERS (Based on Cultivating households according to Total of cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- House- -~----- Hired (CIaas ranges in acres) holds Males Females worker. holds Males Females bolds MaJes Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TEHSILWlSE , - JALOR

All sizes 3.119 5.014 2.628 1,15S 922 847 7S 960 1,134 640 46 Less than 1 11 12 2 8 8 3 4 2 1.0- 2.4 l68 203 107 IS 74 62 12 57 68 46 2.5- 4.9 2SI 321 145 34 105 99 6 88 111 64 1 5.0- 7.4 420 554 282 19 170 154 16 147 174 114 6 7.5- 9.9- 196 263 155 31 61 54 7 71 86 53 3 10.0-12.4 347 494 250 85 122 110 12 110 137 75 8 12.5-14.9 173 277 129 51 54 50 4 58 80 32 4 15.0--29.9 806 1,345 740 404 194 183 11 234 303 150 15 30.0-49.9 394 780 381 327 80 15 5 115 163 65 2 50+ 322 711 405 189 43 42 1 69 100 31 7 Unspecified 31 48 32 11 10 1 8 8 8 AHORE

All size, 2,497 3,899 2,286 228 589 532 57 872 1,044 650 SO Less than J 3 2 2 I 1 ) 1 1 1.0- 2.4 141 ]70 93 6 59 50 9 47 55 38 1 2.5- 4.9 259 311 163 19 108 99 9 95 105 81 4 5.0- 7.4 308 418 248 26 '2 84 8 114 134 87 7 7.5- 9.9 190 255 141 10 55 SO 5 80 93 66 1 10.()-12.4 300 444 251 19 67 57 10 119 143 88 7 12.5-14.9 130 204 131 II 24 21 3 46 55 36 I 15.0-29.9 608 994 573 51 106 98 8 223 267 164 IS 30.0--49.9 327 621 392 26 51 47 4 88 108 63 5 50+ 221 466 279 57 25 25 52 74 22 8 Unspecified 10 14 9 1 1 1 7 9 S SANCHORE

All sizet 3,287 6,000 3,905 94 463 421 42 1,090 1,288 879 13 Less than 1 7 7 5 3 2 1 3 :.\ :.\ 1.0- 2.4 32 52 37 6 6 7 7 7 .. 2.5- 4.9 83 124 83 3 ]6 13 3 36 38 33 1 ,.()- 7.4 161 215 162 1 39 35 4 n 74 69 1 7.5- 9.9 148 237 155 1 28 25 3 57 61 52 I 10.0-12.4 284 450 320 1 43 37 6 109 121 96 1 12.5-14.9 162 255 176 1 22 17 5 68 80 56 15.()-29.9 1,049 1,840 1,182 14 142 133 9 396 468 322 2 30.0--49.9 812 1,613 1,032 17 94 90 4 222 283 159 2 50+ 511 1,154 719 56 5li 53 5 101 132 65 S Unspecified 38 S3 34 12 10 2 19 21 17 JASWANTPURA AU sizes 4,823 8.085 4.142 625 1,146 1,052 94 1,647 2,136 1.108 50 Less than 1 6 5 4 1 1 1 2 2 2 1.0- 2.4 175 208 117 S 71 59 12 66 75 56 1 2.5- 4.9 364 491 245 17 131 119 12 148 185 109 2 5.0- 7.4 523 738 396 IS 160 139 21 205 252 157 1 7.5- 9.~ 296 431 2:\2 22 77 71 6 116 141 87 4 10.0-12.4 519 808 410 21 149 140 9 174 216 128 4 12.5-14.9 267 424 195 6 72 68 4 106 142 67 3 15.()-29.9 1.408 2,465 J,275 J54 276 259 17 493 657 320 9 30.0-49.9 772 1,515 814 142 115 107 8 225 303 133 14 50+ 447 923 438 240 74 69 S 97 138 46 10 Unspecified 46 77 16 2 20 20 15 25 3 2 125

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-Coneld. 20% Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 PersoOos Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired (Class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 26 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 RURAL ONLY TEHSIL 993 2,154 1,355 147 199 735 548 80 29 44 10 790 16 92 All sizes ...... ' . Less than 1 29 54 36 8 5 19 13 .. 3 7 1.0- 2.4 44 85 63 14 8 26 12 13 6 6 2.5- 4.9 93 190 126 10 9 36 26 .. 1 3 5.0- 7.4 56 105 84 5 8 18 23 ...... 7.5- 9.9 \03 2\7 144 20 9 28 t9" 16 2 2 40 1 1 10.0-12.4 51 120 73 7 7 25 19 2 2 1 40 1 12.5-14.9 316 677 434 52 50 168 142 19 9 14 3 244 3 74 15.0-29.9 ]47 348 194 12 42 181 117 2 9 13 310 1 1 30.0-49.9 144 335 183 19 59 227 184 7 7 13 6 156 50+ 10 23 18 2 7 5 Unspecified TEHSIL

8ti8 1,826 1,213 119 125 468 336 29 5 29 30 38 30 All sizes 1 J Less than 1 27 54 37 3 3 11 9 5 2 1.0- 2.4 47 93 67 5 4 14 6 6 5 4 2.5- 4.9 92 175 131 12 8 25 22 4 2 3 5.0- 7.4 49 105 64 !I 2 7 6 .. 4 4 7.5- 9.9 103 218 141 II 5 21 11 1 5 7 5 I 10.0-12.4 51 103 80 7 6 25 12 .. 1 3 12.5-J4.9 246 535 331 30 25 94 70 2 " S 4 15.0-29:9 ]53 323 229 17 32 129 87 4 2 14 9 1 30.0-49.9 99 218 132 29 39 139 III 12 2 JO 14 4 8 50+ 1 2 1 1 3 2 1 Unspecified TEHSIL

1,425 3,157 2,110 53 277 1,079 830 4 9 55 44 10 23 14 All sizes 1 2 1 Less than 1 17 36 27 1 3 3 I 1.0-2.4 25 53 31 2 5 20 16 1 2.5- 4.9 43 86 76 5 20 13 2 5.0- 7.4 55 118 77 6 25 16 8 7 1 7.5- 9.9 115 237 182 14 55 36 3 10.0-12.4 64 135 98 6 23 17 2 ] ]2.5-14.9 433 954 636 7 70 278 211 1 7 4 7 5 15.0-29.9 414 936 625 14 76 290 235 2 14 9 4 1 30.0-49.9 254 591 349 30 91 352 276 4 5 26 24 10 2 7 50+ 4 9 8 3 13 7 Unspecified TEHSIL

1,767 4,007 2,302 150 22' 846 620 88 19 44 18 321 15 16 AJJ ,izes 1 2 2 2 1 Less than I 35 70 47 1 1 4 2 2 3 1.0- 2.4 76 159 104 9 8 28 20 5 1 1 2.5- 4.9 143 303 182 11 12 44 36 3 3 5.0- 7.4 93 196 121 11 7 23 18 4 3 3 7.5- 9.9 182 403 229 16 13 49 44 1 1 10.0-t2.4 85 200 111 3 4 14 13 t 2.5-14.9 560 1,274 731 44 71 266 202 21 6 9 5 77 2 3 ]5.0-29.9 363 844 498 24 64 250 172 6 5 11 3 98 30.0-49.9 220 534 266 31 47 158 111 52 8 24 10 146 1 1 50+ 9 22 11 10 2 Unspecified 126

TABLE B-XIII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY SHOWING SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY (Based on 20 % Sample)

Number of households by size in acres of land cultivated Total No. Code No. of Division and Major of Housc- Less Unsp- Group of I. S. I. C. bolds than I 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 J2.5-14.9 15.0-29.930.0-49.950+ ecitied 1 l 3 4 S 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT RURAL AU 'nd.frlel 1.533 3 U4 163 187 143 186 101 370 171 86 8 Division 0 538 2 43 SO 58 48 53 36 129 70 46 3 Major Group 02 4 1 1 1 04 534 1 42 49 58 48 53 35 129 70 46 3 Division 2e13 995 1 71 11J 129 95 133 65 241 102 40 5 Major Group 20 63 3 9 8 3 18 12 9 1 23 93 5 8 II 9 13 3 24 9 10 1 2S 1 1 27 89 12 18 J8 10 12 4 7 4 4 28 275 13 27 32 22 22 24 82 42 10 1 31 172 J7 17 22 23 36 8 3S Jl 1 2 34-35 189 1 13 25 22 :II 24 14 46 16 ~ 36 &9 7 16 II 7 14 9 20 5 38 2 2 39 22 2 4 2 9 2

DISTRICT URBAN

All Industries 5 1 2 1 1 Division 0 1 1 Major Group 04 ] Dlvl6ion 2&3 4 1 1 1 Major Group 23 3 2 34-35 1 127

TABLE B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONl,Y IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS (Based on 20% Sample) Part A :- Households Classified By Major group of Principal Household Industry and Number of Persons engaged HOHseholds engaged in Household Industry according to the number of persons engaged Total Rural Total number More than Uospe- Code No. of I.S.I.C. Urban of households 1 Person 2 Persons 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons 10 Persons cified

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 All Industries T 1,108 495 353 244 13 2 1 R 1,020 454 3~7 223 13 2 1 U 88 4' 26 21 Division 0 T 447 164 P3 140 8 2 R 433 162 130 131 8 2 U 14 2 3 9 Major Group 00 T I R 1 U 02 T R U 04 T 445 164 133 138 8 2 R 431 162 130 129 8 2 U 14 2 3 9 Division 21Jd T 661 331 220 104 j 1 R 587 292 197 92 5 1 U 74 39 23 12 Major Group 20 T J3 8 3 R 12 !l 2 U 1 I 23 T 81 39 27 14 R 72 35 24 12 U 9 4 3 2 74 T R U 27 T 7; 37 23 15 R 69 32 23 14 U 6 5 1 T 54 31 J8 4 R 52 31 16 4 U 2 2 31 T 157 81 S3 21 2 R 119 60 42 JS 2 U 38 21 11 6 34-35 T 84 31 34 19 R 81 30 33 18 U 3 1 I 1 36 T 58 27 18 12 1 R S4 26 17 10 1 U 4 1 1 2 38 T 3 2 1 R 3 2 1 U 39 T 13S 75 42 18 R 124 68 38 18 U 11 7 4

129

TABLE B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-Concld. (Based on 20% Sample) Part B :- Households Classified by MtDor Group of PriDeipal Household Industry

Household Industry. Number of Households Household Industry Number of Household. (Code numbers and description of (Code numbers and description of Minor/Sub-minor Groups) Total Rura] Urban Minor/Sub-minor Groups) Total Rural Urban ~~~,s: 2 3 ~.-i 4 2 3 4 'l All Industries 1,108 1,020 88 2831 Carpentary works concerned with 3 3 0061 Production of fruits and nuts 1 1 repairs of agricultural implements in plantation. vines and (wood) orchards 2841 Lacquerware (if on wood) 026 PrOduction and gs thering of other forest products not 2849 Manufacture of other wooden 32 31 1 covered above products, n. e. c. 0401 Rearing of goat for milk and 8 8 2882 Making of rope mats etc. from 2 2 animal power moonj and sawai grass and making 0403 Rearing of cows for milk and 3 2 1 of cadjar for thatching purposes animal power 2884 Making of sirki, moora and chhaj 2 2 0404 Rearing of camels and other 1 1 big domestic animals 2889 Manufacture of other articles from 3 3 leaf. cane, bamboo. cork and other 0'(()5 Production and rearing of live- 382 369 13 allied products, n. e. c. stock mainly for milk and animal power, n. e. Co 2894 Manufacture of other wood and 1 allied products, n. e. c. 0411 Sheep breeding and rearlnl SO SO 3102 Currying, tan.ing & finishing S8 48 10 0412 Production of wool 1 of hides and skins, preparation 2001 Production of flour by village 2 1 of finished leather chakkies OF flour mill by 3111 Making of leather boots, shoes 92 64 28 grinding wheat. maize, gram etc. or chappals (slippers, sandals) 2002 Hand pounding of rice by Dhekbi or 314 Repair of shoes, chappals and 7 7 Ukhal other leather footwear 2003 Production of rice by miJJing. 1 1 3401 Making of bricks 2 2 dehusking & processing of paddy by ricemiJ) 3S0 Making of earthen ware such as 80 77 3 207 Oil pressing ghani, kontu or 6 6 pottery, etc. by small machines 3531 Makhlg of glass bangles 2 2 2092 Making of swee.t·meats, laddu, l 3 3675 Manufacture of other metal products 1 peda, barphi, batasa, etc. (excluding iron, brass. bell metal. 230 Cotton ginning. cleaning, car. aluminium), n. e. c. ding, pressing and blaing 3691 Manufacture of agricultural imple- 11 Jl 231 Cotton spinning (by charkha & 17 16 ments such as plough share, khurpi, takaU) kudal, etc. 2331 Dyeing of cloth (cotton) & yarn I) Jl 2 3698 Foundry industry (including 46 43 3 235 Cotton cloth weaving in handlooms 49 43 6 blacksmithy) . 236 Manufacture of Khadi textile 1 1 382 Manufacture of body of trucks 2 2 'in handlooms & buses including carpentry and jOinery work involved 241 Jute spinning & weaving of mats, asanis, etc. 389 Manufacture of animal drawn & 1 1 hand drawn vehicles such as 2728 Making of other embroidery 1 bullock cart, tamtam, lagadi, palaki, products, n. e. c. cab, wheel-barrow, hand-barrow, etc. 2732 Traditional garments 74 69 S 3932 Goldsmithy )03 94 9 280 Sawing, planing and milling of wood 2 2 394 Manufacture, repairing & tunning 3 3 281 Manufacture of wooden furniture 2 1 1 of musical instruments such as and fixture harmonium, tabla, sitar, bansuri, etc, 282 Manufacture of structural wooden 6

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TAPt.E B-JY-SMffLE llQUSJt:Q()LI)S JtNGt\Gf!D Jmlll J~ ClfL'tIY40tJON A~V flQUSEl.lQL.1,) (Based on Total of cultivating households Cultivating households which are also engaged in hOusehold indl)stry 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House. House. Hired (Class faD&CS i9 acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females bolds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 I DlSTRICf All sizes 1.s3S 2,869 1.496 217 2.84 175 9 482 654 307 3- Less tban 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 1.0- 2.4 114 180 63 7 36 3S 1 38 53 22 1 2.5- 4.9 164 245 131 5 41 4() 1 71 92 50 5.0- 7.4 189 323 179 6 37 36 1 71 94 47 7.5- 9.9 143 2~ 124 55 35 34 1 .5;4 68 39 10.0-12.4 .187 341 171 23 35 34 1 S9 79 39 12.5-14.9 101 192 104- 1 18 18 26 35 17 1$.0-29.9 370 730 375 90 48 44 4 116 164 68 30.0-49.9 173 193 233- 23- 16 16 30 45 15 SO+ 86 220 108 6 15 15 11 18 4 Unspccifie~ 3 13 5 1 3 3 3 3 3 DISTRICT AU sizes 1,533 1,,868 1,490 lIZ 184 275 9 481 653 306 3 Less than 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 1.0- 2.4 114 180 63 7 36 35 1 38 S3 22 1 2.5- 4.9 163 244 129 4 41 40 1 71 92 50 5.0- 7.4 187 311 177 4 37 36 1 71 94 47 1 1.5- 9.9 l43 229 12~ 55 35 34 1 54 ,68 39 1 10.0-12.4 186 340 170 23 35 34 1 58 78 38 12.5-14.9 101 192 104 1 18 18 26 35 17 15.0-29.9 370 730 375 90 48 44 4 116 164 68 30.0-49.9 172 392 232 21 16 16 30 45 15 50+ 86 ~O 108 6 15 15 11 18 4 Unspecified ·8 13 5 3 3 3 3 3 DISTRICT All sizes 5 9 6 5 1 1 1 Less than 1 1.0- 2.4 2.5- 4.9 1 I 2 1 5.0- 7.4 2 6 2 2 1.5- 9.9 10.0-12.4 1 1 1 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 1 1 2 50+ U~spccifi.ed 131

INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY 20 % Sample) engaged in household industry 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House. Hired House- Hired House- Hired House· Hired (Class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds workers in acres)

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 M 23 24 25 26 1 TOTAL 661 1,532 880 46 103 389 288 8 7 19 12 160 1 All sizes Less than 1 40 92 40 6 1.0- 2.4 49 100 74 5 3 13 6 2.5- 4.9 71 16t 92 3 10 32 39 2 5.0- 7.4 44 93 58 4 9 33 26 1 1 50 7.5- 9.9 83 196 105 3 9 31 25 1 1 1 20 10.0-12.4 51 Il8 67 1 6 21 20 12.5-14.9 181 426 248 10 23 93 54 2 3 80 15.0-29.9 99 228 142 9 27 103 75 5 1 1 9 30.0-49.9 42 115 53 5 15 59 42 2 13 9 1 50+ 1 3 1 1 4 Unspecified RURAL 658 1.526 877 43 102 387 286 6 7 19 12 160 1 All sizes Less than 1 40 92 40 6 1.0- 2.4 48 99 72 4 3 13 6 2.5- 4.9 70 157 92 3 9 30 37 5.0-7.4 44 93 58 4 9 33 26 1 1 50 7.5- 9.9 83 196 lOS 3 9 31 25 1 1 1 20 10.0-12.4 51 118 67 1 6 21 20 12.5-14.9 181 426 248 10 23 93 54 2 3 1 80 15.0-29.9 98 227 141 7 27 103 75 5 1 1 1 9 30.0-49.9 42 115 53 5 15 59 42 2 13 9 1 1 50+ 3 1 1 4 J 1 Unspecified URBAN 3 6 3 3 1 2 2 2 All sizes Less than 1 1.0- 2.4 1 2 2.5- 4.9 4 1 2 2 2 5.0- 7.4 7.5- 9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 2 30.0-49.9 50+ Unspecified

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DlST~ICT

A.II Industrill Total 2,646 4,530 1.9'18 262 36 59 41 3 232 392 243 8 Ca) 1,538 2,869 1',496 217 33 56 41 3 199 355 217 (j (b) 1,108 1,661 482' 4S 3' 3 33 37 26 2 Rural 2,553 4.401 1,933 251 36 S9 41 3 231 391 242 6 (a> 1,533 2,860 1,490 2.1'2 33 56 41 3 199 3SS 217 6 (b) 1.020 1,541 443 39 3 3' 31 36 25 UrbaD 93 129 45 1'1 1 1 1 2 (a) 5 9" 6 S (b) 88 120 39' 6 1 1 1 2

.Division 0 Total 986 1.851 800 215 1 1 2 1 14 26 16 (0) 539 1,099 570' 178 1 1 2 1 10 20 14 (b) 447 752 230 37 4 6 2 Rurol 971 1,828 784 215 1 1 2 J 14 26 16 (0) 538 1,098 569 176 1 1 2 1 }O 20 14 (b) 433 730 215 .37 4 6 2 Urban 15 23 16 Z (a) 1 1 1 2 (b) 14 22 15

Major Group 04 1'otal 9S0 l,83!> 79l 2lS 1 1 2 1 11 20 12 (a) S3S 1,093 566 1'78 1 1 2 I 8 17 12 (/1) 445 746 227 37 3 3 Rural 965 1,816 777 213 1 1 2 1 11 20 12 (a) 534 1,092 565 176 1 I 2 I 8 17 12 (b) 431 724 2.2 37 3 3 Urban 15 23 16 2 (a) 1 I 1 2 (b) 14 22 IS

• Dfv(,(on 2&J Total 1,660 2,679 1,178' 47 35 58 39 2 218 366 227 8' (a) 999 },770 916 39 32 55 39 2 189 335 203 IS (b) 661 909 252 8 !J j 29 31 24 2 Rural 1,582 2,573 1,149 38 35 58 39 2 217 365 226 6 (0) 995 1,762 92/ 36 32 55 39 2 189 335 20J 6 (b) '587 8JJ 228 2 3 .3 28 30 23 Urban 78 106 29 9 I I 1 , (a) 4 8 5 3 (b) 74 98 24 6 1 1 1 2

Major Group 23 Total 177 280 189- 6 S 9 IS 35 51 47 2 (a) 96 18t 138 4 5 9 15 24 40 35 (b) 81 99 51 2 ' .. 11 11 12 ·2 Rural 165 265 177 1 S 9 IS 34 SO 46 (a) 93 174 134 1 S 9 IS 24 40 35 (b) 72 91 43 10 10 11 Urban 12 IS 12 S 1 I 1 2 (a) :3 7 4 :3 (b) 9 8 8 2 1 1 2

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,A-ND TqTAL ~lWMBF1l Of':;W~ER.S ,~N~ED INiIIOUSEHCi>LD INDUSTRY IN ALL 'AREAS .20 % Sample)

7 to 9 months 10 months to 1 year Unspecified Family workers FamilY workers· Family workers House- Hired House- Hired House- bolds Males Females 'w9rkers Hired : li()lds I Mal~: Females ''\VOlkers . holds Males· Females workers Code No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 '.TOTAL

324 538 266 8 1;-529 2.590 253 1.040 68 525 951 38S 175 AU'Iudultries 458 225 -8 745 1.388 733 S6 308 612 71 80 41 280 144 784 1,202 307 1-2 217 339 108 31 321 534 262 6 .1,441 2,467 1,002 62 524 950 386 174 .252 456 223 6 742 1.382 731 54 307 69 78 39 611 278 143 69& 1.085 271 8 217 339 108 31 3 4 4 .2 88 123 38 6 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 3 6 2 2 I 1 2 1 2 2 2 86 117 36 4 12 22 12 727 1,345 579 50 232 457 191 164 *Divlslon 0 10 20 11 368 742 403 44 2 150 316 140 133 2 1 359 603 176 6 82 141 51 31 12 22 12 712 /,321 563 48 232 457 191 164 10 20 if 367 741 402 42 2 150 316 140 /33 2 1 345 58/ 16/ 6 82 141 51 31 15 23 16 2 .. 1 1 1 2 14 22 15

H 20 11 726 1,342 578 50 9 18 10 231 456 190 164 Major Group 04 368 742 403 ,44 149 315 139 133 2 2 <1 3S8 60G 175 6 82 141 51 31 .l1 20 11 711 1,319 562 48 231 456 9 18 10 190 164 367 741 402 42 149 315 139 133 2 2 1 344 S7B 160 6 82 141 51 31 15 23 16 2 1 1 1 2 14 22 15

312 516 254 8 802 1.245 461 /8 .243 438 293 494 197 11 • Division 2&3 214 8 377 646 liO 12 1.58 296 140 1/ 69 78 40 425 599 131 6 135 198 57 309 512 250 6 729 1.,145 439 .)42 436 14 292 493 195 10 212 6 3.75 641 329 12 157 295 138 10 67 76 38 354 504 lUJ 2 135 198 57 3 4 4 2 73 j{)() 22 1 4 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 5 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 .2 71 95 21 4

49 77 44 1 58 89 42 30 54 29 57 41 2 Major Group 23 33 2 20 37 21 ... 18 38 34 2 20 20 II 38 52 21 12 16 7 ,46 73 40 51 80 37 29 53 39 1 28 55 31 19 33 21 17 37 32 1 1.8 18 9 32 47 16 12 16 7 3 4 4 2 7 9 5 1 1 i 2 1 2 2 2 1 4 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 6 § 5 13~i"

TABLE B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSmED BY PERIOD OF WORKING ( Based on Total 1 to 3 months 4 to 6 months ~----~------Total Family workers Family workers Family workers Rural House- Hired House------Hired House- Hired Code No. Urban holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Major Group 28 Total 329 534 223 19 3 5 1 39 57 30 S (a) 275 461 208 19 3 S 1 37 54 30 S (b) S4 73 15 2 3 Rural 327 530 223 19 3 S 1 39 57 30 S (a) 275 461 208 19 3 S 1 37 S4 30 5 (b) 52 69 15 2 3 Urban 2 4 (a) (b) 2 4 31 Total 329 512 236 7 10 13 4 2 33 57 43 (a) 172 302 171 3 8 11 4 2 27 SO 37 (b) 157 210 65 4 2 2 6 7 6 Rural 2en 461 227 3 10 13 4 2 33 51 43 (8) 172 302 171 3 8 II 4 2 27 50 37 (b) 119 159 56 2 2 6 7 6 Urban 38 51 9 4 (a) (b) 38 51 9 4 34-35 Total 274 488 218 7 6 12 10 62 117 63 (a) 190 364 179 5 6 12 10 58 113 61 (b) 84 124 39 2 4 4 2 Rural 270 485 213 7 6 12 10 62 117 63 (a) 189 363 178 5 6 12 10 ~8 113 61 (b) 81 122 35 2 4 4 2 Urban 4 3 , (a) 1 1 1 (b) 3 2 4 135

AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-Concld. 20 % Sample) 7 to 9 months 10 months to 1 year Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers House- Hired House- - Hired House- Hired bolds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers bolds Males Females workers Code No.

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 67 104 52 2 168 287 110 8 52 81 30 4 Major Group 28 62 97 48 2 131 237 102 8 42 68 27 4 5 7 4 37 SO 8 10 13 3 67 104 52 2 166 283 110 8 52 81 30 4 62 97 48 2 131 237 102 8 42 68 27 4 S 7 4 35 46 8 10 13 3 2 4 2 4

40 60 35 177 272 109 5 69 110 45 31 33 S6 28 71 125 71 1 33 60 31 7 4 7 106 147 38 4 36 50 14 40 60 3S 139 221 100 1 69 110 4S 33 56 211 71 ]25 71 1 33 60 31 7 4 7 68 96 29 36 SO 14 38 51 9 4 38 51 ·t 4

92 162 76 1 71 112 44 3 43 S5 25 3 l4-3S 67 131 64 1 34 61 3() 1 2S 47 14 3 25 31 12 37 51 14 Z 18 38 II 92 162 76 1 67 109 39 3 43 85 2S 3 67 131 64 1 33 60 29 J 25 47 14 3 2S 31 12 34 49 10 2 18 38 11 4 3 S 1 1 1 3 :z 4

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APPENDIX TO TABLE B-XVI The major groups of household industry having less than 10 percent of tbe respective divisions marked with an asterisk have been excluded from the main table and have been shown in run-on-lines in this Appendix. The figure preceding the bracket represents the code number of the major group dropped from the table while alpha­ bets given in brackets are meant for showing the different ranges of period of working in the household indu­ stries 'with' or 'without' cultivation as explained below. The numerical figure shown after the alphabets denotes the number of households in that particular range indicated by that alphabet. With Cultivation Without Cultivation Class range Class range or period of or period of Abbreviations working Abbreviations working A = 1 to 3 months E 1 to 3 months B 4 to 6 F 4 to 6 "'" " " C == 7 to 9 .. G = 7 to 9 .. D == 10 Months to 1 year H = 10 Months to 1 year X == Months not stated y == Months Dot stated DISTR.ICT TOTAL OO(F-l); 02(B-2,C-l,X-l,H-l); 20(A-4.B-lS.C-2S,D-ll.X-8.E-l.F-2.G-2.H-4.Y-4); 24(Y-l); 2S(C-]); 27(A-2.B-8,C-7,D-60. X-12,O-2.H-S6.Y-17); 36(A-2.B-16,C-16.D-41,x-14,F-2,G-4.H-41,Y-ll); 38(A-l.X-l,H-3); 39(A-l,l3-4,C-3.D-9,X-S.F-2,G-4. H-I03,Y-26). RURAL OO(F-l}; 02(B-2,C-l.X-I,H-l); 20(A-4,B-lS,C-25,D-ll.X-8.E-l,F-2,G-2,H-3,Y-4): 24CY-I); 25(C-l): 27(A-2,B-8,C-7,D-60.x-12,. G-2.H-SO,V-l1); 16(A-2,B-16,C-16,D-41,X-14,F-2,G-4,H-37,Y-ll); 38(A-l~X-l,H-3); 39(A.-l •.B-4.C-3,.D-9.X-S.F-2.G-4,H-92. V-26). URBAN 20(8-1); 27(H-6); 36(8-4); 39(H-11).

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TABLE B-XVII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS QASSlFIEtl BY (i) NUMBER OF MALE .-\.ND FEMALE IN CULTIVATION NOR IN INDUSTRY (B) IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ONLY AND ( Based on Sioze of Total _---- Total No. of Total Sample Single men1bel' household Total No. of Total household population Sample Household population Rural Honse- ----,------HOl:lse- House- Urban holds Persons Males Femal~s. hQlds Persons Males Females hlDkiS! MaleS' Females- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 DISTRICT TOTAfL 109,069 545.695 283,966 261,729 21,168 109.287 56,896 52,391 1,167 659 508 DISTRICT RURAL 103,961 521,583 271,339 250,244 20,154 104,396 54,367 50,029 1,053 594 4!i9

(i) Households engaged 3.875 15,246 7~569 7,677 neither in cultivation nor 004 326 328 in household intiustry

(ii) Households engaged 1,020 5,107 2,697 2,410 in household industry 31 20 11 only

(iii) Households engaged 15.259 84,043 44,101 in cultivation 39.~42 368 248 120 Size of holding group Less than 1 acre 30 117 49 68 3 2 1.0- 2.4 acres 630 2,938 1,494 1,444 27 14 13 2.s.- 4.9 ~res 1,120 5,299 2.744- 2,555 37 24 13 5.0- 7.4 acre& 1,599 7,947 4,111 3j 836 41. 23 18 7.5- 9.9 acres 973 4,849 2,506 2,>43 25 17 8 10.0-12.4 acres 1,636 8,308 4,318 3,990 45 29 16 12.5-14.9 acres 833 4,547 2,365 2,182 26 19 7 15.(1,-29.9 aciCl' 4.241 23,501 12,3.35 11,166 85 64' 21 30.0-49.9 ac,res 2,477 l5~O91 8,049 7.042 38 25- 13 50+ acres 1,587 10,804 5,769 5,035 31 24 7 Unspecified 133 642 361 281 10 7 3

DISTRICT URBAN 5,108 24,J12 12,627 11,485 1,014 4,891 2.529 2,362 114 65 49 139

MEMBERS BY SIZE OF HOUSEHOLDS AND (jj) ENGAGEMENT (A) NEITHER (C) IN CULTIVATION SUB-CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED 20 % Sample) sample households

- ----~------2-3 members 4-6 members 7-9 members 10 members & over _- -_--- Total House- House- House- House- Rural holds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females Urban 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 4,485 5,928 5,696 9,996 25.611 23,978 4,379 17,693 15,978 1,141 7,005 6,231 DISTRICT TOTAL 4,243 5,620 5,391 9,574 24.538 22,971 4,204 17,015 15.324 1,080 6,600 5,884 DISTRICT RURAL 1,190 1,435 1,552 1.525 3,628 3,717 404 1,568 1,534 102 612 546 (i) Households engaged neither in cultivation nor in househcld industry 231 316 283 541 1.387 1,269 175 716 617 42 258 230 (ii) Households engaged in household industry only

2,822 3,869 3,556 7,508 19,523 17,985 3,625 14,731 13,173 936 5.730 5,108 (iii) HouSlIholds engaged in cultivation Size of holdin, group 11 15 13 13 24 41 3 8 13 Less than 1 acre 167 211 231 329 823 783 92 356 343 15 90 74 1.0- 2.4 acres 296 377 388 586 1,492 1,380 177 708 657 _ 24 143 117 2.5- 4.9 acres 373 488 501 828 2.114 1,940 315 ],231 1,162 42 255 215 5.0- 7.4 acres 224 296 285 517 1.325 1,223 178 697 660 29 171 167 7.5- 9.9 acres 347 467 450 872 2,257 2,070 321 1,285 1,167 51 280 287 10.0-12.4 acres 139 194 173 432 1,097 1.071 189 772 690 47 283 241 12.5-14.9 acres 734 ],036 90] 2,103 5,458 5,094 ],095 4,429 3,993 224 ],348 1,157 15.0-29.9 acres 345 S03 405 1,145 3,069 2,756 707 2,934 2,544 242 1,518 1,324 30.0-49.9 acres 161 248 180 615 1,678 1,473 SI9 2,180 1,856 261 1,639 1.519 50+ acres 2S 34 29 68 186 1S4 29 131 88 1 3 7 U nspccified 242 308 305 422 1,073 1,007 175 678 654 61 405 347 DISTRICT URBAN

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SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES ( Note on C-Series) There are 8 tables in this series relating to Social data on married females by age-groups can be utilised and Cultural aspects. Table C-I has been prepared from for forecasting the future births from age specific Household Schedules on the basis of 20 per cent sample. birth rates. All the persons falling in age-group 0-9* All the other tables in this series are based on fult count have b~en treated as 'Never Married' for the purpose of and give data regarding age, sex, marital status and this table. education, separately for rural and urban areas, single year age returns. mother tongue in alphabetical order, Table com religion and classification by literacy and industrial cate­ gory of workers and non-workers among Scheduled Castes 7. This table distributes the total population by age, and Scheduled Tribes for the district. sex and educational levels. The population has been distributed in to quinquenial age-groups upto the age of 2. All the tables of this series have been reproduced 34 and the age-groups 35-44, 45-59 and 60+. The table in this book except Table C-VI on Bilingualism which bas been compiled into three parts. Part A relates to all can be seen in Part lI-C (i) of the State Census Report areas, Part B for urban areas of the district while Part wherein all tables of this series are contained. C deals with rural areas down to tehsilleveI. In Part 'A' and 'C' the ed ucational levels are confined only to (i) Table C-I Primary or Junior Basic and (ii) Matriculation & above while in Part 'B' these educational levels are much more 3. This table is prepared on 20% sample from the elaborate as shown in Table B-III Part 'A'. Census Population Record Part II of the Household Schedule separately for the total, rural and urban areas 8. This table can be utilised to measure the growth of the district. The table is of sociological interest as it of literacy in the population as a whole as well as in indicates the strength of the joint family system. It gives urban and rural areas separately and in the different the composition of a household by family and non-family age-groups since the last' Census. The table is of special members. The family members have been classified into interest to the edUcational authorities for future planning heads of household (who could be males or females) and and also to study the public attitudes towards adult their spouses, married sons and other married relations education. In 1951 Census data was provided only about and never married, widowed and divorced or separated illiterate and literate classified into different age-groups relations. As the definition of a census household also on 10 per cent sample. included outsiders residing with the family during enu­ meration, such persons have been shown in the table as Table C-IV unrelated persons. 9, This table has been prepared on full count and 4. The sample households of the rural areas have presents the distribution of popUlation by single year been classified into 3 categories viz. households engaged ages (0 to 100) and by sex. The age in year completed neither in cultivation nor in household industry, engaged on 1-3-1961 has been given but the infants who could in household industry only and engaged in cultivation. not complete one year on 1-3-1961 have been shown The households engaged in cultivation have further been under the age '0' while all old persons aged above classified by size of land holdings. hundred have b6Cn clubbed together and are shown against item 'Over hundred.' The data has only been presented Table C-II for the district as a whole, its urban and rural breakups can be seen in Part I1-C (i) of State Census Report. 5. This is an important demographic table prepared on full count. It distributes the population by sex. age 10. The data presented in this demographic table and marital status. The data has been presented for the is useful 'for the Census Actuary for computing mortality district separately for rural and urban areas while these rates from the age data of the earlier censuses and for for tehsils for rural areas only. The population has been the preparation of life tables. It also provides data for distributed into 14 age-groups which is further classified studying bias in age returns at the Census. into four types of marital status viz. never married. married, widowed, divorced or separated. The age-groups followed in Table C-V this table largely conform to the international require­ ments recommended by the United Nations Organisation. 11. This table presents data separately for total, rural and urban population of the district and only for total 6. This table is likely to be useful for studying the for tehsils classified by sex of persons speaking a particular trends in the age of marriage. The data compiled here language or a dialect as mother tongue. The mother can be very well used for stUdying mortality in different tongues are arranged in this table in an alphabetical marital statuses and also in different age-groups. The order.

-Marital Status of this group finds place in a separate monograph-Child Marriages in Rajasthan. 141

12. According to Census 1961 'Mother Tongue' is 15. The data of this important sociological table the language or dialect spoken in childhood by the person~s has been presented separately for total, rural and urban mother to the person or mainly spoken in the areas of the district and also for each tehsil. household. Table C-VIII 13. This table is of great interest to philologists in view 16. This is a new table compiled in the 1961 Census of a large variety of languages and dialects spoken in and presents data separately for total, rural and urban the district and will be of great assistance for ensuring areas of the district and further upto tehsillevel for rural the implementation of the various safeguards granted to areas only. It has been prepared into two parts A & B. the linguistic minorities under the constitution. Part A presents the data of Scheduled Castes and Part B of Scheduled Tribes. Table C-VII 17. It gives the distribution of population by literacy classification of workers into differeDt industrial categories 14. In this table the population bas been distributed no based the Standard Industrial Classification and in six main religions and the figures of all other religions non·workers. Literacy figures of these communities given including the figures of those having 'Indefinite belief' for the first time in the present Census. such as Atheists and Agnostics have been clubbed together and noted under heading 'Other Religions and 18. In 1951 Census data for Schedllied Castes and Persuasions'. Separate beading 'Religion not stated' has Scheduled Tribes was provided only about total number also been Provided for those who do not follow any of persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled religion and have given out only their nationalities such Tribes classified by sex for the districts and upto as Goans. Israelists, Italians etc. sub-di vision. 142'

TABLE C-I-COMPOSITION OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS BY RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF FAMILY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND eULTIVATED

Composition of Households Never married, Spouses of widowed and Unrela- Total Total sample household Heads of Heads of divorced or sep- ted per- No. of population households households Married relations arated relations sons Sample House- Other Other District holds Persons Males Females M F M F Sons Males Females M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 DISTRICT TOTAL 21,168 109,287 56,896 52,391 19,586 1,520 21 16,371 4,529 1,971 7,004 30.396 27,419 393 71 DISTRICT RURAL 20,154 104.396 54,367 50,029 18,671 1,422 21 15,616 4,332 1,885 6,701 29,089 26,217 369 73 (i) Households engaged 3,875 15,246 7,569 7,677 3,023 806 9 2,236 399 188 864 3,820 3,750 130 21 neither in cultivati· on nor in household industry (ii) Households engaged 1,020 5,107 2,697 2,410 976 43 1 815 183 116 284 1,407 1,268 14 .. in household indus- try only (iii) Households engaged 15,259 84,043 44,101 39,942 14,672 573 11 12,565 3,750 1,581 5,553 23,862 21,199 225 52 in cultivation Size of bolding group Less than 1 acre 30 tt7 49 68 27 3 23 2 5 20 37 1.0- 2.4 acres 630 2,938 1,494 1.444 575 54 513 80 43 146 792 731 4 2.5- 4.9 acres 1,120 5,299 2,744 2,555 1,045 74 917 147 67 252 1,479 1,310 5 2 S.o- 7.4 acres 1,599 7,947 4,111 3,K36 1,507 89 J,304 266 118 407 2,211 2,036 9 7.5- 9.9 acres 973 4,849 2,506 2,343 924 47 3 801 152 64 243 J,356 1,251 7 1 10.0-12.4 acres 1,636 8,308 4,318 3,990 1,558 78 3 1,339 286 115 420 2,344 2,147 12 6 12.5-14.9 acres 833 4,547 2,365 2.182 809 24 1 701 188 67 293 1.290 1,164 10 15.0-29.9 acres 4,241 23,501 12,335 11,166 4,125 113 1 3,508 1,018 375 1,478 6.786 6,057 30 10 30.0-49.9 acres 2,477 15,091 8,049 7,042 2,423 52 1 2,029 889 394 1,251 4,306 3,708 36 2 50+ acres 1,587 10,804 5,769 5,035 1,553 33 1 1,329 699 327 1,025 3,078 2,617 III 31 Unspecified 133 642 361 281 126 6 101 25 9 33 200 141 1 DISTRICT URRAN 1,014 4,891 2,529 2,362 915 98 755 197 86 303 1,307 1,202 24 4 14~ .

Marital status Divorced or Unspecified Total Total l'lopulafion Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural Age-group Urban Petsons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 n 14 15 DlSTRreT All Ages T 547,072 285,081 261,,991 153,070 lJ.5,241 121,140 121,003 10,679 25,556 143 104 49 87 R 522,358 271.8'5 250.493 146,1l4 110, H3 115,082 li5,S10 10,4112 24.419 138 104 49 87 U Z4',714 13,216 11,498 6,956 4,868 6,058 5,493 197 f,U7 5 0-·9 R 163,239 82,565 80,674 8'2,565 80.674 U 7,580 3.938 3,642 3,938 3,642

10-14 R 62,682 3'4,021 28,661 31,135 24~177 2,832 4,421 24 24 4 18 26 21' U 2,781 1,635 1,146 1,563 1,017 71 ]29 1 i5-19 R 37,709 20.981 16,7J8 15,261 {469 5,655 1:J,141 56 90 4 5 15 U 2,004 1,166 838 954 120 212 717 20-24 R 4~',797 22,349 22,448 8,170 455 14,008 21,777 148 ]86 21 13 2 17 U 2,255 ",167 1,088 333 8 820 1,078 ]2 2 2 25-29 R 44.346 22,721 21,625 3,439 223 18,873 20,929 366 450 42 11 U 2,050 1,051 999 79 3 970 979 17 2 30-34 R 37,951 ]9,852 18,099 2.866 49 16,489 16,869 484 1,156 13 12 13 U 1,776 973 803 27 944 757 2 46 35-39 R 25'.299 1'3,058 12,24] 819 ]7 11,768 10.973 459 ],247 10 4' 2 U 1,269 688 5S1 6 680 533 2 43 40-44 R 27,247 14,184 13,863 334 39 12.925 10,176 918 2,842 6 6 U 1',286 683 603 14 649 515 20 88 45-49 R 11.328 9,561 7,767 219 18 8.411 5,924 925 1,818 6 6 U 915 5J2 403 1 496 305 15 98 50-54 R 22.889 12,643 10,246 286 29 10,536 5,806 1,806 4,401 15 8 2 U 1,113 592 521 580 277 12 244 R 8.907 4.803 4,104 102 2 3,819 2,275 876 1.824 6 2 U 341 199 142 185 67 J3 75 1 60-64 R 15,132 7,538 7,594 163 25 5,536 2,569 1,837 4,994 2 4 2 U 697 335 362 287 95 48 267 65-69 R 4,434 2,467 2,017 36 5 ],612 642 815 l,l69 3 '.. 1 I U ]80 7$ 105 57 19 18 86 70+ R 9,497 4,506 4,991 112 28 2,617 956 1,768 4,004 6 3 2 U 348 161 187 106 ]7 54 170 Age not R 851 ' 616 235 607 ]63 1 52 14 5 8 1 stated U 119 41 78 40 78 144

TABLE C-U-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-Conrd.

Marital status Divorced or Unspecified Total Total population Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural ~----- Age-group Urban Persons Malea Females M F M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 lJ J2 13 14 lS JALOR TEHSIL

All Ales R 1%1,609 6%.108 sa,901 35.147 15.650 25,521 27,320 2.01Ci 5.827 24 61 43 0-9 R 37.708 19.211 18.497 19,211 18.497 .. .. 10-14 R 14,615 7,849 6,766 7,611 6,212 237 530 1 4 IS 5 15-19 R 8,848 4.889 3,959 4,151 843 731 3,091 7 14 7 4 20-24 R 10,363 5.036 5,327 2,314 31 2,691 5,223 31 59 4 10 25-29 R 9,823 4.917 4,906 835 6 4,020 4,780 57 104 S 8 8 30-34 R 8,786 4,519 4,267 227 10 4,190 3,942 99 299 3 S 11 35-39 R 5,865 2.932 2,933 104 3 2.745 2,562 78 365 5 3 40-44 R 6,356 3.317 3,039 98 4 3,073 2.383 143 648 3 4 .. 45-49 R 3.828 1,984 1,844 62 1,778 1,450 J42 390 2 3 1 SO-54 R 5,666 3.177 2.489 87 3 2,718 1,521 368 962 4 2 1 55-59 R 2,142 1,101 1.041 27 897 584 176 457 1 60-64 R 3,797 1.838 1,959 57 5 1,413 791 368 1,159 4 65--69 R 1,087 489 598 12 354 188 123 409 1 70+ R 2,307 1,134 1,173 37 I 673 227 423 943 1 1 1 ABC not stated R 418 3105 103 314 35 1 48 14 .. S 1

AHORE TEHSIL

All A"es R 105,589 53,998 51.591 30,216 22,566 22,069 23,530 1,640 5,462 49 9 30 24 0-9 R 33,851 17.461 16,390 17,461 16,390 .. .. 10-14 R 12,596 6,709 5,887 6,434 5,285 251 587 2 1 I 21 14 15-19 R 7,136 3,990 3,146 3,238 760 742 2,371 4 6 1 2 S 7 20-24 R 8,387 4,049 4,338 1,752 47 2,253 4.251 29 34 15 3 3 25-29 R 8,679 4,289 4,390 573 17 3,638 4,272 59 lOJ 18 30-34 R 7,SIS 3,781 3,734 164 6 3,535 3,484 76 243 6 1 35-39 R 5,329 2,624 2,705 56 3 2,509 2,443 58 259 1 40--44 R 5,441 2,683 2,758 93 S 2,485 2,148 104 605 1 .. 45-49 R 3,528 1.800 1,728 46 2 1.634 1,280 120 445 1 50-54 R 4,832 2,569 2,263 53 2 2,251 1,155 261 1,105 4 1 55-59 R 1,789 922 867 21 I 763 441 137 425 1 60-64 R 3.093 1,408 1,685 46 3 1,062 637 100 1,045 65-69 R 836 387 449 8 I 271 166 108 282 70+ R 2.304 1,09S 1,209 34 6 675 291 382 912 1 3 Age not stated R 273 23] 42 231 38 4

SANCHORE TEHS]L

AU Ages R 116,650 61,613 55,037 26,557 24,7%7 31,164 26,127 3,853 4,172 28 11 11 0- 9 R 34,972 16,964 ]8.008 16.964 18,008 )0-14 R 13.849 7,300 6.549 5,709 4,553 1,570 J,984 15 12 1 5 105-19 R 8,810 4,800 4,010 1,944 1.670 2,822 2,277 33 63 1 20-24 R 11,053 5,687 5,366 890 279 4,765 5,073 28 13 2 1 2 25-29 R J 1,319 5,953 5,366 S58 148 5,259 5,141 126 77 10 30-34 R 8.722 4,759 3.963 244 14 4,388 3,705 126 242 1 2 .. 35-39 R 5,740 3,266 2.474 121 2 2.947 2,243 196 228 1 2 40-44 R 5,768 3,280 2,488 43 11 2,781 1,965 453 512 2 1 45-49 R 4,284 2,721 1,563 26 12 2.263 1,219 431 330 1 2 50-54 R 4,303 2,282 2,021 37 13 1,642 1,286 599 717 4 5 55-59 R 2,032 1,313 719 6 1 947 439 360 279 60-64 R 2,785 1,574 1,211 11 6 935 478 626 727 2 65-69 R 1,401 1,045 356 2 4 576 130 465 222 1 1 70+ R 1,612 669 943 2 6 269 187 395 750 3 Aae not stated R 145 TABLE C-lI "C-Ill PART A

TABLE C-n-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-Concld.

Marital status Divorced or Unspecified Total Total population Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural Apgroup Urban Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F J 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 U JASWANTPURA TBHSIL All Ag•• R 178,510 93,546 84,964 54,200 31,430 36,3%8 38,533 2,,'3 8.958 37 23 8 20 ~9 a 56,708 28.929 27.779 28,929 27,779 1~]4 a 21,622 12,163 9.459 11,381 8.127 774 1,320 6 8 2 2 2 15-]9 R 12,915 7,302 5.613 5,928 ],196 1.360 4,402 12 7 2 4 4 20-24 R 14,994 7.577 7,417 3,214 98 4,299 7,230 60 80 4 S 4 25-29 R 14,525 7,562 6.963 1,473 52 5,956 6.736 124 168 9 4 3 30-34 R 12,928 6,793 6,135 2,231 19 4.376 5,738 183 372 3 4 2 35-39 R 8,365 4,236 4,129 538 9 3,567 3,725 ]27 395 4 40-44 R 9,682 4,904 4,778 100 19 4.586 3,680 218 1.077 2 45-49 R 5,688 3.056 2,632 85 4 2,736 1,975 232 653 3 50-54 R 8.088 4.615 3.473 109 11 3,925 1,844 578 1.6J7 3 55-59 R 2,944 1.467 ],477 48 1,212 811 203 663 4 2 I 60-64 R 5,457 2,718 2,739 49 11 2.126 663 543 2,063 2 65-69 R 1,160 546 614 14 411 158 119 456 2 70+ R 3,274 1,608 1.666 39 15 1.000 251 568 1.399 1 Age not stated R 160 70 90 62 90 8

. TABLE C-1I1 PART A-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS

Educational levels Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total population Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above Aio-group Persons Males Females Males 'Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6, 1 8 9 to 11 12 DISTRICl' TOTAL AU Ages 547,072 285,081 261,991 %46.398 257.176 35.138 4.591 2,:.015 J92 1,300 32 0-4 92,375 46,960 45,415 46,960 45,415 5- 9 78.444 39,543 38.901 35.064 38.040 4.306 819 173 42 10-14 65,463 35,656 29,807 27.166 28,499 7,939 1~41 547 65 4 2 15-19 39,713 22.t47 17,566 18.685 16.883 2,902 642 411 31 143 10 20-24 47,052 23,516 23.536 19,731 22,908 2,951 592 390 24 444 12 25-29 46,396 23.772 22,624 20.202 22,165 3,008 442 276 14 286 3 30-34 39.727 20,825 18,902 17.632 18,617 2,837 276 173 7 183 2 35-44 55.101 28,613 26,488 24.176 26,171 4,t49 309 131 S 157 3 45-59 5),493 28.310 23.183 23,291 22.986 4,849 193 106 4 64 60+ 30.338 15.082 15,256 12.834 15.179 2,197 . 77 32 19 A,. nat stated 970 657 313 657 313 Jalor. 14 146

TABLE C-III PART B.,_..AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY

Educational levels Technical Non-technical diploma not diploma not Literate (without Primary or Matriculation or equal to equal to Total population Illiterate educationalleveJ) Junior Basic Higher Secondary degree degree Age-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Male; Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 DISTRICT URBAN

All Ages 24,714 13,216 11,498 7,849 10,376 4,399 1,023 543 80 340 J8 0- 4 4,049 2,071 1,978 2,071 1,978 5- 9 3,531 1,867 1,664 1,166 1,412 556 116 145 36 .. 10-14 2,781 1,635 1.146 639 895 772 226 220 23 4 2 15-19 2,004 1,166 838 617 697 411 127 79 7 59 7 20-24 2;255 1,167 1,088. 585 933 412 142 44 6 115 7 25-29 2,050 1,051 999 534 877 404 117 18 4 62 30-34 1.716 973 803 502 738 403 62 13 2 42 35-44 2,555 1,371 1,184 650 1,106 645 77 16 36 •• 45':"59 2,369 ],303 1,066 688 1,021 589 43 5 2 17 60+ 1,225 571 654 356 641 207 13 3 5 Age not stated 119 41 78 41 78

Educational levels ------~------University Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post-graduate degree degree or post­ graduate degree Veterinary other than tech- and nical degree Engineering Medicine Agriculture dairying Technology Teaching Otbers ------_-_---- Age-group Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 All Ages 83 1 2 0- 4 5- 9 10-14 IS-19 l0-24 11 25-29 33 1 30-34 Jl 2 35-44 24 45-59 4 60+ Age not atated 147

TABJ:,E. e-m' PAm C-AGR, SEX. ANIl,EntrCADON- IN RUlt-A.L AREi4S; ONLY

Educational levels ----- Literate (witbout Primary or Matriculation Total population Illiterate edueationallevel) Junior Basic and above

Age-grout' PerlOns Males Females ~lcs Females Males Females Males Females Nilles Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 S 9 10 11 12

DISTRICT RURAL

AU Ages 5lZ,358 271.865 250,493 138,549 146,800 30,739 3,!68 ·1,701 112 875 13 0-4 88,326 44,889 43,437 44,889 43,437 5- 9 74,913 37,676 37,237 33,898 36,628 3,750 603 28 6 10-14 62,682 34,021 28,661 26.527 27,604 7,167 1,015 327 42 15-19 37,709 20,981 16,728 18,068 16,186 2491 SIS 338 24 84 3 20-24 44,797 22,349 22,448 19,146 21.975 2,539 450 346 18 318 5 25-29 44.346 22,721 21,625 19,668 21,288 2,604 325 258 10 1~1 2 30-34 37.951 19,852 18,099 17,130 17;879 2.434 214 160 5 128 1 35-44 52,546 27,242 25,304 23,526 25;065 3,504 232 115 5 97 2 45-59 49,124 27,007 22,117 22,603 21,965 4,260 150 101 2 43 60+ 29,113 14,511 14,602 12,478 14;538 1.990 64 29 14 Age not stated 851 616 235 616 235

TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY

JALOR TEHSIL

All Ages 121,609 62,708 58,901 55.588 57,948 6,472 901 434 48 2~4 4 0-4 20,253 10.143 10,110 10,143 ro,II0 s- 9 17,455 9,068 8.387 8,183 8.255 884 132 ) 10-14 14,615 7,849 6.766 6.322 6,502 1,397 238 130 26 15-1' 8.848 4,889 3,959 4,301 3.802 461 146 99 11 28 20-24 10,363 5,036 5,327 4.321 5,209 537 114 84 4 94 25-29 9.823 4,917 4,906 4,253 4,820 570 80 55 4 39 2 30-34 8,786 4,519 4,267 3,911 4.214 555 50 26 2 27 1 35-44 12,221 6,249 5,972 5,425 5,891 777 79 30 1 17 1 45-59 11,636 6,262 5.374 5,364 5,331 880 43 9 9 60+ 7,191 3,461 3,730 3,050 3,711 411 19 Age not stated 418 315 103 315 103

AHORB TEHSIL

All Aaes 105,589 53,998 51,591 4.5,502 50,192 7,994 1,364 240 31 2ti2 4 0-4 18,261 9,281 8,980 9,281 8,980 5-9 15,590 8,180 7,410 7,217 7,213 963 192 5 10-14 12,596 6,709 5,887 4,532 5,451 2,114 425 63 11 15-19 7,136 3,990 3,146 3,101 2.917 787 221 72 7 30 1 20-24 8,387 4,049 4,338 3,373 4,156 552 176 26 4 98 2 25-29 8,679 4,289 4,390 3,481 4,274 698 115 43 1 67 30-34 7,51S 3,781 3,734 3,119 3,652 612 82 14 36 35-44 10,770 5.307 5,463 4,402 5,384 867 76 18 2 20 45-59 10.149 5,291 4,858 4,325 4,804 952 53 3 1 11 60+ 6,233 2,898 3.343 2,440 3,319 449 24 1 Age not stated 273 231 42 231 42 Jalor. 14-A 148

TABLE C-m PART C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL A.REA.S ONLY-Cone/d.

Educational levels Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total population Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above Age-group PersoDs Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

SANCHORE TEHSIL

AHA... Uti,(i!O 6].613 55,037 54,283 54,632 6,453 379 642 22 235 4 0-4 20,000 10,532 9,468 . 10,532 9,468 5-9 14.972 6,432 8,5oW 5.985 8,456 420 83 27 1 10-14 13.849 7,300 6,549 6,046 6,436 1,193 109 61 4 15-19 8.810 4.800 4,010 4.305 3,969 409 34 74 6 12 20-24 11,053 5.687 5,366 4.887 5,314 607 47 130 2 63 3 25-29 11,319 5,953 5,366 5,225 5,322 558 40 116 4 54 30-34 8,722 4.759 3.963 4.081 3.937 546 23 88 3 44 35-44 11,508 6,546 4.962 5.731 4,941 741 19 41 2 33 45-59 10,619 6,316 4,303 4.917 4,288 1,298 15 79 22 60+ 5.798 3.288 2,510 2.574 2,501 681 9 26 7 Age not stated

JASWANTPURA tEHSIL

All Ages 178,510 93,546 84,964 83.176 84,018 9,110 924 386 11 164 1 0-4 29,812 14,933 14,879 14,933 14,879 5-9 26,896 13.996 12,900 J2.513 12.704 1.483 196 10-14 21.622 12.163 9.459 9,627 9,215 2,463 243 73 1 1S-19 J2,915 7,302 5,613 6,361 5,498 834 114 93 14 1 20-24 14,994 7.577 7.417 6.565 7.296 843 113 106 8 63 25-29 14,525 7.562 6.963 6,709 6,872 778 90 44 1 31 30-34 12,928 6,793 6.135 6.019 6,076 721 59 32 21 35-44 18.047 9,140 8,907 7,968 8.849 1,119 58 26 27 45-59 16,720 9,138 7,582 7,997 7,542 1,130 39 10 1 1 60+ 9.891 4,872 5,019 4,414 5.007 449 12 2 7 Aae Qot stated 160 70 90 70 90 '149

TABLE C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS

Single Single Single Year Total Year Total Year Total Age Age Age Return Males Females Return Males Females Return Males Femalea 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 3 DISTRICT All Agel 285.081 261,991 0 10;134 9,599 35 8,727 8,663 70 2,200 2,344 I 7.884 7,964 36 1.403 1,065 71 132 50 2 10,160 9,529 37 974 900 72 180 lI5 3 9.852 9,489 38 1,530 1,492 73 63 40 4 8,730 8,834 39 1,112 702 74 60 48 5 10.842 9,626 40 10,306 10,310 75 407 403 6 8.519 8,554 41 1,022 608 76 65 31 7 7,288 7,190 42 1,719 1,542 77 56 20 8 8,289 8,698 43 868 614 78 82 53 9 4,605 4,833 44 952 592 79 36 35 10 11,800 9,819 45 6,362 5,476 80 884 1,412 JI 4,152 3,390 46 852 554 81 65 32 12 9.430 7,589 47 90S 546 82 54 42 13 5.354 4,72S 48 1,152 1,115 83 19 1 14 4,920 4,284 49 802 479 84 31 n 15 6,251 4,444 SO 9,703 8,745 8S 100 152 16 5,812 4,058 51 725 414 86 13 9 17 3.012 2,588 52 1,389 817 87 8 3 18 4,912 4,550 53 699 368 88 8 12 19 2,160 1.926 54 719 423 89 10 10 20 11,096 11,413 55 2.961 2,959 90 101 180 21 2,693 2,219 56 526 367 91 8 3 22 5,103 5,001 57 423 254 92 8 11 23 2,310 2,330 58 655 418 93 1 4 24 2,314 2,573 59 437 248 94 1 7 25 13,104 12,800 60 5,991 6,629 95 21 35 26 2.848 2,328 61 499 328 96 4 13 27 2,617 2,204 62 , 641 S18 97 2 1 28 3,500 3,906 63 343 226 98 6 II 29 1,703 1,386 64 399 2SS 99 1 11 30 12,633 12,360 65 1,490 1.508 100 35 58 31 1,299 912 66 290 146 Over 100 6· 9@ 32 3.632 2.887 67 273 124 Age not 657 313 33 1,649 1,253 68 286 ]85 stated 34 1.612 1,490 69 203 159

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Jalor. JS-A HOUSING TABLES

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There are five tables in this series prepared for the cum-dwelling, or a place of business, workshop, school, first time in this census which have been extracted etc. with a separate entrance. from the House List prepared at the time of house A "Census household" is a group of persons who numbering and house listing operation~. in 1960. Out commonly live together in the same census house and of these, four tables viz. B-1, E-II, B·IV, E-V relate take their meals from a common mess unless the exige­ to housing conditions and furnish data for the p\lr­ ,ncies of work prevent them from doing so. poses for which the houses are used, the tenure on which they are occupied by the households, material A "shop" or a "workshed" is a place where articles of construction of walls and roofs and the households are sold for cash or for credit. classified by number of members and by number of A "WorkshOp" is a place where some kind of produc­ rooms occupied by them. The data in these tables tion, processing, repair or servicing such as paper-making, has been shown for the district as well as for each shoe-making tailoring, Gycle-repairing, motor-servicing, tehsil separately for total, rural and urban areas. halwai's shop, pottery-making, goldsmithy, blacksmithy, etc., are undertaken or where goods or articles are made 2. Another table (E-III) on indu~trial establish­ and sold, and is not a factory registered under the ments also prepared from the house lists gives a Factories Act. break-up by industry and the fuel used, cross-tabu­ lated by the size of establishments, is not presented A "Pac;tory" is a large workshop which has been here for want of space and can be see,n in Part registered under the Indian Factories Act. IV-B of the State Census Report which presents "Business houses" are those premises where transa­ all the table .. of this series. However, the d~ta regard­ ctions in money or other articles take place such as ing number of establishments contained in this table banks etc. is separately compiled down to village level which has. been presented in a separate list of industrial estab- Table E-II lishments. . 6. This table has been prepared on the basis of 20 Table E-I per cent sample of households used as dwellings, shop­ cum-dwellings, workshop-cum-dwellings and dwellings 3- This table has be~n pr.epared on full count and with other uses. Shop-cum-dwellings and workshop-cum­ furnishes figures of census houses separately for total, rural dwel lings are census houses which are partly used for and urban areas of the district and tehsils classified into residential or dwelling purposes and partly used as a different categories according to the, uses to which they shop or workshop. Dwellings with other uses are census are put. The houses which were found vacant at the time houses such as offices, schools, temples, mosques etc. of houselisting have also been shown separately as such. which are partly used for residential purposes by watch­ The following are the various types of houses into men or attendents. The total number of households given which occupied houses have been classified:- in column 4 of this table gives the total of such samples classified into the aforementioned four categories of dwe­ Dwellings, shop-cum-dwellings, workshop-cum-dwe­ llings, which have been further classified according to llings, hotels, hostels, sarais, dharamshalas, tourist homes their tenure status, whether owned or rented, separately and inspection houses, shops excluding eating houses, for the total, rural and urban areas of the district and business houses and offices, factories registered under also for tebsils. the Factories Act and worksheds and worksho~ not so registered, schools and othe

The total number of houses given in column 3 of this households and number of occupants by sex in each table gives the totals of all such sampled household. categofy.:- The material out of which most of the walls are made (0 no regular room or where a house consists of separate structures, each (ii) one room made of different materials, tho material out, of which (iii) two rooms the walls of the main bedrooms, are made has been (iv) three roomS classified into the foHowing nine categories:- (v) four rooms () Grass, leaves, reeds or bamboo (vi) five rooms or more (2) Timber 2. This table has been prepared separately for the (3) Mud total, rural and urban areas of the district and also for (4) Unburnt bricks tehsils. (5) Burnt bricks (6) C. I. Sheets or other metal sheets List of Industrial Establishments (7) Stone (8) Cement concrete 13. This table gives the number of establish­ (9) All other material ments and the number of workers in each branch 9. The material out of which most of the outer of industry clas~ified by minor groups, of roof exposed to the weather is made, i.e., tiles, Indian Standard Industrial Classification (for detailed thatch, corrugated Iron, zinc or asbestos cement description see 4I.ppendix to the Explanatory Note on sheets or concrete, etc., or in the case of multistoreyed B-Series). The data is presented in the ascending' order building, the material out of which the intermediate of the minor groups showing the figures in tbe brackets floor or floors is made, has been classified into the first for the number of establishments and second for following seven categories :- the number of workers employ\!d. Tbe information has been extracted from the house list prepared at the time (1) Grass, leaves, reeds thatch, wood or bamboo of house numbering and house listing operations in 1960. (2) Tiles, slate, shingle (3) Corrugated iron, zinc or other metal sheets 14. The data is presented for the district and each (4) Asbestos cement sheets tehsil for total, rural and urban areas as well as for each (5) Brick and lime village and town separately. A summary of number of (6) Concrete and stone slabs industrial establishments by workers employed has been (7) All other material given sellarately for the district, tehsils and towns in the 10. This table has been presented separately for begining of this table. The table has been presented in total, rural and urban areas of the district and also for run-on-lines and the villages are shown both by their tehsiJs. names and Code numbers. The Code number of the villages will be helpful in ftndisg out the location of the village in the tehsil maps. Villages which do not have any indu· Table E-V strial establishments as well as those industry minor groups for which there are no figures in village or town H. This table has been prepared OR 20 percent or tehsil have been excluded from the list. sample of households used as dwellings, shop-cum­ dwellings, workshop-cum-dwellnigs and dwellings with 15. The data for some seasonal industries which were other uses. The figures given in column 3 of this table not actually working during the period of house listing are the totals of all such sampled households. The sex has not been included. The number of workers also break-up of the total number of members occupying includes the proprietor and the other household members such sampled households have been further classified who were working in the industry during the week pre­ into the following six categories showing the number &f ceeding the cnumeratofll' visit. TABU E-I 158

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TABLE E-D-TENVRE STATUS OF SAMPLE CENSUS HOUSEHOLDS LMNG IN CENSUS HOUSES USED AS DWELLINGS ( Based on 20 % Sample )

Households in Census Houses used as Total Dwelling Rural Tenure TotaJ No. of Shop-cum- Workshop-cum- with other District/Tehsil Urban Status Households Dwelling Dwelling Dwelli~ uses 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 DISTRICT TOTAL Total 21,655 21,328 190 95 42 Owned 20,985 20,713 160 91 21 Rented 670 615 30 4 21 RURAL Total 20,620 20,301 185 94 40 Owned 20,148 19,879 157 91 21 Rented 472 422 28 3 19 URBAN Total 1,035 1,027 5 1 2 Owned 837 834 3 .. Rented 198 193 2 1 2

Jalor Tehsil ' T Total 5,453 5,389 35 17 12 Owned 5,208 5,158 30 16 4 Rented 245 231 5 1 8 R Total 4.913 4,853 33 17 10 Owoed 4,803 4,754 29 16 4 Rented 110 99 4 1 6 U Total S40 536 1 2 Owned 405 404 Rented 135 132 2

Ahore Tehsil'" R Total 4,424 4,388 17 11 8 Owned 4,276 4,247 15 10 4 Rented 148 141 2 1 .. Sanchore TehsiI* R Total 4,201 4,040 85 6S 11 Owned 4,142 3,996 75 64 7 Rented 59 44 ]0 1 .. Jaswantpura Tehsil T Total 7,577 7,SH 53 2 11 Owned 7,359 7,312 40 1 6 Rented 218 199 13 1 S R Total 7,082 7,020 SO 1 II Owned 6,927 6,882 38 1 6 Rented ISS 138 12 5 U Total 495 491 3 1 Owned 432 430 2 Rented 63 61 1 1

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TABLE E-IV-DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS BY PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF WALL AND (Based on Predominant Material Grass, C. I. Sheets Total Total No. Leaves, qr other Rural of Census Reeds or Unburnt Burnt Metal Distdct/Tehsil Urban Households Bamboo Timber Mud bricks Bricks sheets I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DISTRICT Total 21,6!! 133 76 8,105 10,601 1,915 1 Rural 20,620 J23 76 7,922 10.171 1,511. Urbaa 1,035 10 )83 330 343 1 Salor Tehsil T 5,453 58 31 1,140 3,232 734 it 4.913 49 31 1,020 3,105 583 U 540 9 120 127 151

Abore Tehan- R 4,424 14 719 2,935 601 Sanchore Tebsil* R 4,201 26 34 2,857 1,157 98 Jaswantpura Tehsil T 7,571 38 10 3.389 3,277 482 R 7.082 37 10 3,326 3,014 290 U 495 1 63 203 192 1

-Entirely Rural 161

HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLINGS PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF ROOF 20% Sample) of wall Predominant Material of Roof Grass. Leaves, Corrugated Reeds. Thatch, Iron, Zinc Asbestos Cement All other Wood or Tiles, Slate or other cement Brick and Concrete and All other Stone Concrete material Bamboo Shingle Metal sheets sheets Lime stone mlterial 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 811 3 7,453 12,447 871 24 19 804 36 tiS3 3 7,238 12,O~4 673 21 17 603 23 168 215 403 199 2 1 201 13 258 I,SIt 3,444 197 1 3 297 125 ),373 3,226 142 3 168 133 138 218 55 129

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32 3,202 812 146 2 38 378 2 2,313 4,625 398 7 2 219 13 343 :% 2,236 4.440 254 S 147 35 77 185 144 2 2 72 13

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TABLE E-V-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF ( Based on Households with no Households with one regular room room Total Number Total Number of Total Number Number of Number Number of Total of members Dumber of members of members Rural House- of House- House- District/Tehsil Urban holds Males Females rooms holds Males Females holds Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 -6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT Total 21,655 58,382 52,792 34.974 155 400 370 12,121 29,595 26,771 Rural 20,620 55.776 50,391 34,838 152 395 365 11,620 28,454 25,701 Urban 1,035 2,606 2,401 2,13'6 3 S 5 501 1,141 1,070 lalor Tehsil T 5,453 14,183 12,715 9,623 2,939 6,922 6,223 R 4,913 12,844 11,518 8,535 2,697 6.392 5,768 U 540 1.339 1,197 1,088 242 530 455

Abore Tehsil* R 4,424 11,537 10,684 7,481 57 140 127 2,615 6,417 5,879 Sanchore Tebsil* R 4,201 12.119 10,787 8,032 89 241 229 1,760 4,335 3,745 laswantpura Tebsil T 7,577 20,543 18,606 11,838 9 19 14 4,807 11 ,921 10,924 R 7,082 19,276 17,402 10,790 6 14 9 4,548 11,310 10,309 U 495 1,267 1.204 1.G48 3 5 5 259 611 615

*Entirely Rural 16,

MEMBERS AND BY NUMBER OF ROOMS OCCUPIED 20% Sample) Households with Households with Households with Households with five two rooms three rooms four rooms rooms and more ------Number Number of Number Number of Number Number of Number Number of of members of members of members of Number members House- House- House- House- of holds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females holds rooms Males Females

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

5,901 17,087 15,188 2,048 6,542 S,939 848 2,793 1,634 581 3,S13 1,965 1,890 5,635 16,383 14,555 1.930 6,239 5,633 776 2,574 2,453 507 3,054 1,731 1,684 267 704 633 118 303 306 71 219 181 74 459 234 206

1,640 4,547 3,958 488 1,504 1,382 212 667 612 174 1,092 543 540 1,470 4,123 3,575 423 1,320 1.205 179 554 520 144 913 455 450 110 424 383 65 184 177 33 113 92 30 179 88 90 1,063 3,021 2,775 349 1,002 944 170 489 472 170 1.013 468 487

1.316 3,845 3,440 680 2,287 2.052 2-'1 927 888 lOS, 596 484 433 1,883 5,674 5,015 531 1,749 1,561 215 710 662 132 812 470 430 1,786 5,394 4,765 478 1,630 1,432 176 604 573 8K 532 324 314 97 280 250 53 119 129 19 106 89 44 280 146 116

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1Nl)(iST)JIAI,. ~ST.B,~~kll\1F;N1'$ SUMMARY. - Number of Number of Total Tela) Rural Establish- Workers Districtrrehsil/ToWD Rural Establish- Workers Urban ments Employed District{TehsiJ/Town Urban ments Ernt>loyed

2 3 4 J 2 3 4 DISTRICT Total 830 1,353 2 Aho~e Tehail* T 123 218 Rural 708 1,087 Urban 122 266 3 Sanchore Tehsil. T 397 549 ,4 1 lalor Tehail T 173 319 laswantpura Tehsil T 137 267 R 126 208 R 62 112 U 47 111 U 75 l~S - Jalor Town U 47 111 Bhinmal Town U 7S ISS

*Entirely Rural 106

LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

Note:-I. For description of Code: see Appendix to the Explanatory Note on B-Serics. 2. The first figure in the bracket is for number of Establishments the second is for number of workers. 3. Numbers before the bracket indicates the Minor Group i.e. three digit code of I. S. I. C.

DISTRICT JALOR TEHSIL·concld. Total :- 200(93-198), 207(15-27), 209(5-9), 230(1-1), 233(2-2), 235 (66) Madgaon 200(1-4) (61-94). 237(1-1), 255(1-1), 273(27-54), 281(2-6). 283 (78) Medauparla 393(1-1) (119-158), 289(1-1), 302(1-2), 311(237-379), 336(1-2), 350 (81) Bhagli Sindhla 393(2-2) (86-104), 361(4-4), 365(2-51), 369(55-103)), J88(6-6), 392 (88) Sarat 31J(3-3}, 393(3-4) (1-1), 393(95-130), 399(14-19) (89) Noon 393(6-6) (90) Santhu •• 200(1-2) (91) Bagra 200(1-1) (102) Siyana 2001l-2), 209(2-4), 233(1-t). Rural :- 200(84·180), 207(12-14), 209(3-7). 230(1-1), 233(1-1), 235 273(7-14),311(1-2),393(5-8), (61-94), 237(1-1), 255(1-1), 273(26-52), ... 283(119-158) 289 399(1-2) (1-1), 311(156-236), 350(86-104), 361(4-4), 365(1-1), 369 (104) Akoli 200(1-2) (47-90), 388(3-3), 393(94-129), 399(7-10) (106) Bibalsar •• 283(1-1)

Urban :- 200(9-18), 207(3-13), 209(2-2), 233(1-1).273(1-2), 281 (2-6), 302(1-2), 311(81-143), 336(1-2),365(1-50), 369(8-13), Jalor Town :- 200(6-11).281(1-6), 302(1-2), 311(23-23).365(1-50). 388(3-3), 392(1-1), 393(1-1), 399(7-9) 369(8-13), 388(1-1), 392(1-1), 399(4-4)

JALOR TBHSIL AHORB TBHSIL

Total :- 200(20-43), 207(2-2), 209(2-4), 233(1-1), 273(12-21), 281 (2-6), 283(7-8), 289(1-1). 302(1-2). 311(64-92), 350(5-5). 365(1-50), 369(12-29), 388(1-1), 392(1-1), 393(35-46), 399 Total (Entirely Rural) : - 200(39.85). 207(1-1), 209(1-3), 235 (6-7) (19-36), 273(10-17), 283(9-9), 311(8-13), 350(J.1), 361(3-3), 369(6-9), 388(3·3), 393(19-32), 399(4-6)

Rural :- 200(14-32), 207(2-2), 209(2-4), 233(1-1), 273(12-21), 283 (7-8). 289(1-0, 311(41-69), 350(5-5).369(4-16), 393(35-46), 399(2-3) Villages

Urban :- 200(6-11). 281(2-6), 302(1-2). 311(23-23), ~65(I-jO), 369 (2) Ghana •• 200(4-5), 283(1-1), 293{1-1} (8-13), 388( I-I), 392( 1-1), 399(4-4) (10) Bhonrda 393(2·2) (11) Neelkanth 369(1-2) (13) Bala •• 200(4-5). 273(3-3), 283(7-7), 361(3-3), 393(2-4) Villages (17) Bhadrajoon 200(4-6) (36) Nosra •• 200<1-2) (38) Aipura 200(1-2), 393(1-1) (41) Bhawrani .• 200(1-2), 399(1-1) (4) Jeewana 393(1-1) (44) Odwara 393(1-2) (5) Sagana •• 369(1-1) (45) Debawas 2CO(I-5) (16) Chorau 311(2-2), 393(2-3) (53) Sankhwali •• 200(1-3) (20) Harmu 207(2-2) (61) Bhooti •• 200(1-3) (23) Tilora 200(1-1) (65) Kawrada 200(1-2), 273(1-1), 393(1-1) (26) Data-Kalan 200(1-1), 273(1-2) (66) Chandrai •• 200(2-4) (34) Tbalwar 393(1-1) (82) Badanwari •• 200(1-2) (36) Asana •• 273(3-3), 283(4-4), 311(2-2). (87) Bhaiwswara •• 200(1-2). 350(1-1) 350(5-5), 393(1-1) (88) Ahore 200(2-9), 235(19-36), 273 (40) Sayla 200(2-5), 283(1-2) (5-li), 283(1-1), 311(8-13), (41) Otwala •• 200(1-6) 369(4-5),388(3-3),399(9-19) (43) Golwmmedawad •• 200(2-6), 273(1-2), 311 (90) CharIi 200{1-3) (16-26), 393(3-3), 399(1-1) (92) Madri 200(3-6) (51) Balwara 2OO(l-1), 311{l2-25). 369 (94) Gudabalotan 200(5-14),209(1-3),273(1-2), (1-1), 393(2-4) 369(1-2) (53) Mundi 393(1-3) (99) Ummedpur 200(1-2), 393(1- 1) (54) Bishangarb •• 369(2-14) (102) Agwari 200{1-2), 399(3-5) (55) Mandwala •• 200(1-1). 311(5-9) (114) Harji •• 393(1-1) (61) Alasan 393(2-2),283(1-1), 289(1-1), (120) Sedariya Balotan 200(l-4) 393(5-5) (122) Rasiyawas 200(1-2), 207(1-]) 167 .

LIST OF INDUSTRIAL FS:IABLlSHMENTS-Concld.

Note:-l. For description of Code: see Appendix to the Explanatory Note on B·Series. 2. The first figure in the bracket is for number of Establishments, the second is for number of worken. 3. Numbers before the bracket indicates the Minor Group Le. three digit code of I. S. I. C. SANCHORB TEHSIL SANCHORB TEHSIL-cunc1d. Total (Entirely Rural) : - 200(7·13), 207(8-9), 239(1-1), 235(41-57), (148) Beerol 350(5-5) 237(1-1),283(89-127), 311(102-139), 350(78-94), 361(1-1), (153) Koora 207(2-2). 283(1-1). 311(3-3). 365(1-1), 369(34-62). 393(33-43), 399(1-1) 350(1-1) (154) Palri 311(4-4), 350(1-2) (159) D.oogawa 283(4·9). 31l{3-6) (162) Teetop 283{l-2), 350(1-2) Villages (16'3) Lachhiwar 283{1-I),311(I-1}, 350(1-3). 369(1-2)

(2) Doongri 235(6-11),283(1-9),311(2-4) (5) Sensawa 283(3-12).311(1·2),350(6-7) JASWANTPURA TEHSIL (6) Agrawa 350(6·6) (14) Sura Chand 393(1-3) (16) Paota 350(4-4) (22) Khejaryali •• 283(1-1) Total :- 200(27·57), 207(4-15). 209(2-2), 233(1-1). 23S(I-J), 255 (39) Hotigaon 311(8-14),350(1-2),393(1-1) (1-1). 273(5-16),283(14-14). 311(63-135), 336(1-2).350(2-4). (40) Silosan 350(7-9) 369(3-3), 388{2-2), 393(8-9), 399(3-5) (44) Ranodar 311{3-3). 350(3-3) (45) Melawas .. 207(3-3), 283(2-6), 369(1-1) (46) Gura Hema 283(1l-13)~ 311(3-5). 369 (9·9), 393(1-1) Rural :- 200(24-50), 207(1-2), 235(1-1). 255(1·1), 273(4-14). 283 (47) Dharnawas 283(9-9) (14-14), 311(5·15), 350(2-4), 369(3-3), 393(7-8) (55) Jhab 200(2-5),283(6-7),311(8-18). 350(7-9), 365(1-1),393(4-4), 399(1.1) (59) Padarli •• 237(1-1). 311(1-1), 350(8-8) Urban :- 200(3-1), 207{3-13). 209(2-2), 233(1,1), 273(1-2). 311 (60) Siwara .. 283(2-2),311(1-1). 361(1-1). (58-120). 336(1-2), 388(2-2), 393(1-1), 399(3-5) 393(4-4) (61) Jhotra .• 235(2-11), 311(4-13) (69) Hadecha 200(1-2) (73) Kesoori .. 283(1-2), 350(3-6), 369(3-3) Villages (85) Bawarla .. 369(2-23) (ii9) Baranpuri .. 235(5-5), 311{2-2) (90) Dedwa .. 235(3-3), 311(10-10), 350 (1-1). 369(2-1) (6) Jesawas 273(1·4) (90 lakhal 235( 19-19), 350(2-2), 393 (18) Bali 200(3·7) (I-I) (21) Dhumariya 200(1- t) (93) Malwara .. 283(2-4) (36) Sewari •. 200(1-2) (94) Akoli 283(1-1) (44) Da!;pan •. 200{1-4), 393{1-2) (98) Hariyali .. 207(2-3), 283(7-7), 311 (45) Kora .. 235(1-1). 255(1-1) (l7-17), 350(2-2), 369{1-1) (49) Dhansa .. 200(1-3) (110) Arnai .. 200(1-3) (51) Modran •. 200(1-1) (112) Dhanta .. 350{3-3). 393(1-1) (g9) Tawab 200(1-2) (13) Dangra .. 283(6-6), 350(2-2). 369(1-3) (90) Jodwara 200(1-1) (l14) Karola 235(1-1),283(8-11), 350(2-2), (102) Punang Kalan 393(1-1) 369(2-3), 393(1-3) (106) Ramsin 200(5-6), 393(4-4) (115) Dhamana .. 350(1-4), 369(2-4). 393(1-1) (108) Sikwara ;WO(l-I), 283(3-3) (116) Kamalpura .. 350(1-1), 369(1-1) (110) Mun-thalasili .. 200(1-2) (120) Bhadwal .. 235(1-1), 311{1-l). 356(1-1)• (113) Sindhara 309{1· I) 369(3·3) (151) Kagmala 200(1-1) (125) Golasan 283( 1-1),350(2-2). 369(1-1). (158) Kalapura .. 200(1·3) 393(2-2) (159) Bikanwas 393(1-1) (126) Gardali 311(2-3), 350{I-l) (162) Jaswantpura 200(2-7) (127) Pratappura .. 350{l-I) (172) Malwara 200(2-7),207(1-2},311(5-15) (130) Sanchor .. 200{3-3), 230(1-1), 393(9-11) (i73) Daulatpura •• 283(3-3) (136) Pur 235(4-6). 311(1-1) (192) Dhanol 2g3(1-1), 369(2-2) (138) Khara .. 207(1-1), 283(11-11), 311 (199) Doongri 273{3-10).283(7·7),350(2-4) (6'6), 350(4-4). 369(2-2). (208) Bargaon 200(1-2) 393(7-10) (141) Sarnaw •• 311(15-17) (L44) Mera 283(5-5), 311(4-4), 369(3-4) (145) Pathrnera 283(5-7). 311(1-2) Bbinmal Town :- 200(3-7),207(3-13).209(2-2),233(1-1).273(1-2). (147) Paladar 311(1-1), 350(1-1) 311(58~130). 336(1-2), 388(2-2), 393(1-1). 399(3-5) l()S

SPECIAL TABLES FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES (Note on SeT, SC and ST Series) There are 8 Tables in this series specially prepared 8. This is an important demographic table. The for the population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled age marital status data in the case of Scheduled Tribes in the district. No special table was prepared Tribes give an indication whether the tribal popula­ for these classes during 1951 Census. The only infor­ tion is decreasing, stable or increasing. mation collected at that time was the aggregate strength of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for Table seT-III the district and sub-divisions. However. together more information for these communities which have been 9. This table presents the distribution of the safeguarded in the constitution, special tables have population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes been devised and presented in this series. Part V-A by sex and educational levels. The table has been of the State Census Report gives information for the compiled in two parts. Part A has been further classi­ State on this subject. fied in two parts. Part A (1) provides such type of data for each Scheduled Caste in urban areas only Table SCT-I while Part A (ii) presents similar data for urban areas for each Scheduled Tribe. 2. This table presents the industrial classification 10. Part B of this table provides the similar infor­ of persons of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes mation as in Part A for rural areas only, being at work and non-workers by sex. In other words, classified in two parts. Part B (i) deals with Scheduled this table presents caste/tribe wise (arranged in alpha­ Castes while Part B (ii) refers to SchedUled Tribes. betical order) break-up of the data shown in Table 1 I. rn case of urban areas the data has been C-VIII. This table has been compiled in two parts. given for educational standards as in Table B-lII Part Part A deals with the Scheduled Caste population A while such data has been shown for mere literate showing the data for each Scheduled Caste separately primary or junior basic and matriculation and above in rural and urban areas of the district. in case of rural areas as in Table B-I1I Part B. 3. Special study regarding the number of persons 12. This is an important table, the data of which of Scheduled Castes engaged in unwholesome occupa­ can be proved very useful for the education department tions like tanning, currying of hides and skins, scaven­ as it throws light on the spread of education among . ging is also conducted. The number of workers shown these communities in the rural and urban areas separa­ in these occupations as well as in other industria} tely. The data win also be helpful to the department categories is on the basis of their principal work. for awarding scholarships to the members of these communities. 4. Part B of this table refers to Scheduled Tribes population and presents the data for each Scheduled Table SeT-IV Tribe separately in rural and urban areas of the district. 13. This table presents a distribution of the popula­ tion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribl's accordinl S. A fly-leaf showing the sexwise break-up for to their religion. This table is compiled in two parts. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the district Part A provides religionwise data for each Scheduled as well as for each tehsil is also attached which pre­ Caste in the district showing the rural and urban figures sents data separately for total, rural and urban areas. together. Similar type of information has been presented Figures of such Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for Schl!duled Tribes in Part B of this' table. It may be have also been given for each village and town in the noted that the members of SchedUled Castes can be Primary Census Abstract. either Hindus or Sikhs while members of Scheduled Tribes may profess different religions. Table SCT-I1 Table SCT·V 6. This table distributes the population of Sche­ duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes according to their 14. This table presents a detailed examination of the marital status of never married, married, widowed. rural cultivating households of the Scheduled Castes divorced or separated and unspecified status under and Scheduled Tribes and is based on 20% sample. the age-groups of 0-14, 15-44 and 45+. The total Such households have been classified in various groups population of these classes acccording to their marital according to the size of land cultivated and cross tabu­ status is also shown separately of all age-groups. lated by the interest in land cultivated. 7. This table bas been presented in two parts. 15. This table is similar to that of household Part A gives such information for each Scheduled economic table B-XI and is compiled in two parts. Part Caste and Part B relates to each Scheduled Tribe A presents such data for Scheduled Castes while Part providing such information for the district. B provides such information for Scheduled Tribes. 169

Table SC~I subsidiary language of those members of Scheduled Tribes who have moved out of their homes and as a 16. This table presents data for students and unem­ result of contact with the local persons speak some ployed persons in non~working population of Scheduled other subsidiary language to the mother tongue. The Castes. This is further classified according to the broad number of persons speaking such subsidiary languages educational levels consisting of literates, primary or junior have been shown sex-wise in run~on~lines. The data has basic and matriculation and above. been presented separately for the district total, rural and 17. The data has been shown separately for the urban areas for the each Scheduled Tribe. district total, rural and urban areas and further down to tehsil level in case of rural areas only. It is very Table ST~D useful table at it indicates the numerical strength of students and unemployed persons among the Scheduled 19. This table presents data for students and unemp­ Castes. loyed persons in the non-working population for each individual Scheduled Tribe. The data bas been shown Table ST-I separately fer district total, rural and urban areas. This 18. Scheduled Tribes have their own peculiar langua­ table is an important one as it throws light on the ges and dialects. This is due to the fact that this table progress of education and the unemployment position is prepared showing the number of speakers of that for each individual tribe.

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TABLE SCT-1 PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS

WOkJ{ERS I II III IV In Mining, Quarry- ing, Livestock, Forest ry, Fishing, Hunting, Planta- As Agricultural tion. Orchards and At Household Total Total workers As Cultivator Jabourers Allied activities Industry Sl. Name of Scheduled ~---"---- No. Caste Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

:2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 D1STRICI All Scbeduled Castes 87,452 45,354 42,098 26,812 15,154 20.196 11,559 1..974 1,628 132 145 1,284 596 1 Badi 5 5 2 Bagri 1,584 918 666 625 273 470 174 105 43 6 3 2 3 Bajgar 348 179 169 63 29 4 Bawaria 145 80 65 50 18 36 18 12 2 S Bhand 131 42 89 22 18 9 5 5 7 6 Bhangi 992 528 464 310 205 140 70 52 45 2 2 7 Chamar, Bhambbi, 44,800 22,234 22,566 14,323 8,984 11,180 6,949 1,588 958 69 98 588 402 latav, Jatia, Mochi, Raidass'Raigar or Ramdasia 8 Dome 1,098 607 491 363 110 177 66 72 16 2 4 1 9 Oaro, Garura 2,813 1.712 1,101 850 411 673 340 14 17 2 134 34 or Ourda 10 Oavaria 353 265 88 133 52 120 41 5 11 Kalbelia 79 38 41 38 30 38 30 12 Khatik 125 46 79 36 1 5 2 13 Koli or Kori 4,331 2,226 2.105 1.336 869 !,215 814 106 45 3 5 14 Megh or Meghwal 4,225 2,550 1,675 1,240 539 895 481 56 32 23 155 17 15 Mehtar 2,856 1.817 1,039 641 234 423 44 55 23 38 8 16 Nut 194 5 189 11 Rawal 141 136 S 49 27 18 Santia 20 13 7 6 6 19 Sargara 6,338 3.594 2,744 2,006 1,)69 1,410 773 429 215 4 31 2~ 11 20 Thori Or Nayak 238 91 147 76 44 S4 26 7 6 10 7 21 Tirgar 406 110 296 60 38 21 27 13 6 22 Unclassified 16,230 8,163 8,067 4,585 2,124 3,297 1,729 460 215 23 14 316 82 171

AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SCHEDULED CASTES Workers In Special Occupations WORKERS V VI VII VIII IX X

In 10 Manufacturing In Transport, Tanning and Storage and In Currying of hides other than In Trade and Scavenging Household Industry Construction Commerce Communications Other Services Non-workers and skins Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males 30 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 RURAL 111 270 352 63 73 26 201 26 62 1,538 1.111 18,542 26,944 565 534 5 77 3 3 4 34 50 293 393 63 29 116 140 30 47 8 6 20 71 116 87 218 259 71 82 20 155 33 36 21 7 1 24 676 522 7,911 13.582 328 427 1

1 106 26 244 381 14 7 2 4 7 13 862 690 26 8 11 132 36 11 4 4 4 27 10 72 4 7 10 890 1.236 14 27 29 8 47 9 1,3JO 1,136 36 2 123 159 1,176 80S 39 81 5 189 2 20 87 5 7 7 45 4 3 2 2 135 133 1,588 I,S75 5 5 JS 103 8 3 IS 5 50 258 171 43 IJ 152 J5 22 122 12 17 176 57 3,578 5.943

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TABLE SCf-1 PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS

WORK.ERS I II III IV In Mining, Quarry- ing, Livestock. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Planta- As Agricultural tion, Orchards and At HOll-'lChold Total Total workers As Cultivator labourer Allied activities Industry

Name of Scheduled --~ Caste Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J I 12 13 14 DlSTRICf

All Scheduled Castel 3,198 1,680 1,518 880 411 163 74 14 11 9 294 164 1 Bagri 17 9 8 6 5 2 1 4 2 Bhand 23 11 12 10 8 3 Bhangi 485 213 272 110 36 4 Chamar, Bhambhi. Jatav. 1atia, Mochi. Raidass. Raigar or Ramdasia 1,911 1.058 853 531 237 129 50 7 11 9 281 130 5 Dheda 24 16 8 8 1 6 Garo, Garura or 26 10 16 8 1 Gurda 7 Khatik 18 10 8 5 6 6 8 Koli or Kori 8 3 5 3 2 9 Megh or Meghwal 476 242 234 138 106 3 18 2 12 22 10 Salvi 54 3S 19 29 2 17 2 11 Sargara 150 69 81 28 9 7 6 4 12 Unclassified 6 4 2 4 1 1 173

AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

WORKERS Workers In Special Occupations ----- V VI VII VIII IX X In Manufacturing In other than In Transport-, Tanning and Household In Trade and Storage and In Currying of hides Industry Construction Commerce Communications Other Services Non-workers and skins Scavenging -----~ ----~ -~- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

lJRBAN 34 48 19 41 5 21 3 19 271 135 800 1,107 37 3 1 3 3 6 3 4 S 4 4 105 36 103 236 37 34

.. 16 4 7 13 65 42 527 616 7 8 8 7 2 15

3 2 s 2 S 28 19 22 .. :2 65 46 104 128 9 2 6 17 17 3 41 72 :2 174

TABLE SCT-I PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

WORnlRS 1 II III IV In Mining, Quarry- ing, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Planta- As Agricultural tions, Orchards and At Household Total Total workers As Cultivator Labourer Allied activities Industry sr. Name of Scheduled No. Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fe:nales

2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICf RURAL

All Scheduled Tribes 41,9Z7 22,050 19,377 13,079 8,085 9,832 5,864 2,033 1,186 314 382 228 100 Bhit 27,179 14,361 12,8111 8,518 5,189 6,330 3,564 1,286 698 255 329 162 62 2 Mina 8,649 4,682 3,967 2,814 1,646 2,178 1,240 512 356 18 38 12 3 Unclassified 6,099 3,007 3,092 1,747 1,250 1,324 1,060 235 132 41 15 54 38 DISTRICT URBAN

AU Scbeduled Tribes 2,281 1,181 1,020 698 375 299 121 43 28 86 67 14 19 I Bhil 1,738 937 801 561 343 215 110 41 27 79 66 14 19 2 Mina 458 239 219 137 32 84 11 2 7 3 Unclassified 5 5

WORKERS v VI VII VIII IX X

In Manufacturing In other than In Transport, In Household In Trade and Storage and Other Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers SI. Name of Scheduled No. Tribe Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fel1Jlales

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 DISTRICT RURAL

All Scheduled Tribes 8 66 12 20 43 31 547 498 8,971 ll,7!H 1 Bhil 5 50 9 20 43 22 388 484 5.843 7.629 2 Mina 1 IS 2 5 73 10 1,868 2,321 3 Unclassified 2 4 86 4 1.260 1,842 DISTRICT URBAN

All Scbeduled Tribes 5 54 3 58 83 6 133 S4 483 645 I Bhil 4 S4 3 S8 83 5 91 35 376 458 2 Mina 1 42 19 102 187 3 Unclassified 5 115

SCT-I-FLY LEAF

Total Scheduled Castes Rural Scheduled Tribes District/Tehsil Urban Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 45 DISTRICT T 47,034 43,616 23,231 20,897 R 45,354 42,098 22,050 IIJ,877 U 1,(i80 1,518 1,181 1,020 Jalor Tehsil T 12,901 11,953 5,296 4,888 R 12,084 11,174 4,617 4,328 U 817 779 679 560 . Ahore Tehsil T 10,078 9,353 6,201 5,292 R 10,078 9,353 6,201 5,292 U Sanchore Tehsil T 8,975 8,296 2,495 2,245 R 8,975 8,296 2,495 2,245 U Jaswantpura Tehsil T 15,080 14,014 9,239 8,472 R 14,217 13,275 8,737 8,012 U 863 739 502 460 116

TABLE seT-II PART A-AGE AND MARITAL

Total Population Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status 81. Name of ------No. Scbeduled 'Caste Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT

An Scbedulecl Castel 90,650 47,034 43,616 24,098 21,157 21,185 19,018 1,722 3,425 27 11 2 5 1 Badi 5 5 3 1 1 2 Bagri 1.601 927 674 437 338 464 298 26 38 S Bajgar 348 179 169 125 82 54 73 14 Bawaria 145 80 65 41 30 38 18 1 17 "S Bhand 154 53 JOI 23 45 28 46 2 10 6 Bhangi 1.477 741 736 395 287 327 413 18 35 1 1 7 Chamar, Bhambhi. Jatav. Jatia, Mochi, Raidass, Raigar or Ramdasia 46,711 23,292 23,419 11,453 11,888 10,886 9,816 939 1,709 12 6 2 8 Dheda 24 16 8 8 4 8 4 9 Dome 1,098 607 491 290 202 279 227 38 62 10 Garo,Garura or Gurda 2,839 1,722 1,117 880 474 713 53!! 126 104 3 11 Gavaria 353 265 88 140 40 122 43 3 5 12 Kalbelia 79 38 41 13 38 23 5 13 Khatik 143 S6 87 29 40 25 43 2 4 14 Koli or Kori 4,339 2,229 2,110 1,150 764 959 1,216 118 129 2 1 IS Megh or Megbwal 4,701 2,792 1,909 1,576 991 1,177 769 38 148 1 1 16 Mehtar 2,856 1,817 1,039 951 512 802 479 61 48 3 17 Nut 194 5 189 3 90 1 95 1 4 18 Rawal 141 136 5 91 4S 4 1 19 Salvi 54 35 19 8 7 27 8 4 20 Santia 20 13 7 7 6 6 1 21 Sargara 6,488 3,663 2,825 1,887 1,275 1,673 1,227 98 323 S 22 Tirgar 406 110 296 64 163 44 124 2 9 23 Thori or Naya!c 238 91 147 40 73 51 57 17 24 Unclassified 16.236 8,167 8,069 4,500 3,830 3,418 3,496 249 737 1 , 177

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Age 0-14 Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status ------_ Name of SI. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Sc heduled Caste No. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 TOTAL

21,016 22,130 20,288 20,204 720 1,914 7 6 1 1 5 All SrlJeduled Castes 3 3 Badi 1 337 330 357 326 30 4 Bagri 2 103 76 103 76 Bajgar 3 29 30 26 29 3 Bawaria 4 16 45 16 43 2 Bhand 5 313 293 307 251 6 42 Bhangi 6 ChamllT, Bhambhi, Jatav. 7 Jatia, Mochi, Raidass, 9.860 12,030 9,550 11,357 305 672 4 Raigar or Ramdasia 7 4 6 4 Dheda g 244 203 236 197 8 6 Dome 9 845 Sl1 796 446 49 65 Garo,Garura or Gurda 10 125 42 119 40 6 2 Gavaria 11 16 8 8 Kalbelia 12 23 42 23 40 2 Khatik 13 1,061 1,051 1,027 748 34 301 2 Koli or Kori 14 1,365 1,007 1,318 944 47 63 Megh or Meghwal 15 901 496 860 486 41 JO Mehtar 16 3 84 3 80 4 Nut 17 79 77 2 Rawal 18 6 7 6 7 Salvi 1.9 5 6 5 6 Santi a 20 1,663 1,266 1.609 1.213 54 52 Sargara 21 59 l39 58 138 Thori or Nayak 22 30 67 30 66 Tirgar 23 3,892 4,382 3,756 3,696 134 678 2 3 5 Unclassified 24

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TABLE SCT-II PART A-AGE AND MARITAL Age 15-44 Age 45+ Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Sl. Total Never Married Married No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 DISTRICT 19,196 15,996 3,761 914 15,070 14,235 356 843 9 4 6,817 5,489 45 39 5,394 1,168 1 1 I 1 2 379 280 78 11 298 262 3 7 161 64 2 136 32 3 61 61 22 6 39 57 4 15 26 15 16 .. 37 26 15 1 22 11 14 14 9 13 6 5 30 47 7 2 23 42 3 7 9 5 2 6 325 338 85 35 235 290 5 7 103 109 3 86 80 7 9,935 8,672 1,884 531 7,959 7,706 91 433 2 .. 3,493 2,717 15 2,622 1.438 8 1 3 2 5 3 2 1 2 1 9 264 207 53 5 207 190 4 12 99 81 64 31 10 618 455 84 26 457 397 74 32 3 259 151 2 207 76 11 103 38 21 82 37 I 37 8 34 4 12 19 22 5 19 15 2 19 3 19 13 18 35 6 12 33 2 15 10 13 8 14 855 888 122 16 682 785 82 54 2 280 204 1 243 )30 IS 1,169 684 251 38 906 613 11 32 1 257 218 7 9 223 93 16 553 387 90 16 451 358 10 )3 2 363 156 1 10 310 III 17 65 5 60 2 40 5 1 31 18 51 3 14 37 3 6 2 6 1 19 25 9 2 23 7 2 4 3 4 J 20 7 2 5 1 1 1 21 1,417 1,136 275 62 1,130 979 12 95 583 423 3 489 196 22 34 109 6 17 27 90 1 2 17 48 8 17 33 23 45 57 10 7 3S 4S S 16 23 16 11 24 3,211 2,505 732 131 2.416 2,251 63 123 1,064 1,182 12 3 868 567 179

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES Age 45+ Age not stated ----~ Divorced or Unspecified Divorced or Unspecified status Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Widowed separated -_------" _---- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 60 61 62 63 46 47 4S 49 so 51 52 53 S4 55 56 57 58 59 TOTAL

1,359 2,576 17 6 2 5 1 4 1 1 1 2 23 31 3 10 4 3 5 2 7 6 13 28 7 844 1.276 10 3 2 4 4 8 9 34 50 10 72 1 52 11 3 4 12 3 13 2 2 14 36 73 15 27 Jl6 16 51 35 17 4 18 19 2 20 1 2l 86 227 5 22 7 23 12 24 184 611 180

TABLE seT-II PART B-AGE AND MARITAL

Total Population Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Sl. Name of Scheduled ----- No. Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 1J 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT

All Scbeduled Tribes 44,128 13,231 10,897 12,738 7.969 10,009 11,045 47Z 1,873 12 8 1 Bhi) 28,917 15,298 13,619 8,251 5.056 6,778 7.426 259 1,128 10 7 2 2 Mina 9.107 4,921 4,186 2,812 ] ,871 1,976 1.920 132 395 J 3 Unclassified 6.104 3,012 3,092 1,675 1,042 1,255 1,699 81 350 I

Age 15-44 Age 45+ Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married SI. --~- ~"--- No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 9,106 8,554 2,084 419 6,887 7,684 135 447 3 1 3,269 3,465 24 28 2,896 2,010

I 6,013 5,426 1.197 257 4,7~7 4,872 69 293 3 2,099 2,318 7 7 1,892 1,472 2 1.972 1,697 591 65 1.335 1,559 46 73 705 630 II 16 607 294 3 1.121 1,431 296 97 80S 1.253 20 81 465 517 6 5 397 244 lS1

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Age 0-14 Divorced or Unspecified Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Name of Scheduled S1. No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Tribe 1 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 TOTAL All Scbeduled Tribes 10,831 8,875 10,605 7,521 226 1,349 4 1 1 7,178 5,872 7,039 4,791 139 1,080 1 BhU 2 2.235 1,859 2,201 1,790 34 67 2 Mina Unclassified 3 1,418 1,144 1.365 940 53 202 2

Age 45+ Age not stated Divorced or Unspecified Divorced or Unspecified status Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Widowed separated ---~-~ ------'Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females MaJes Femab, Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 61 62 63 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 337 1.422 12 5 25 3 25 2 .' 190 835 10 4 8 3 8 2 ... 86 320 1 9 9 ... 61 267 i 8 TABLE SCT-m PART A (I) & (H) 182

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TABLE SCT-1I1 PART B (i)-EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Literate Educational levels (without educational Primary or Matriculation Illiterate level) Junior Basic and above Total -----_- Males Females Males Females Name of Scheduled Caste Males Females Males Females Males Females 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DlSTRICI' 3 6 All Scheduled Castes 45.354 42,098 43.875 42,061 1,448 34 25 . 1 Badi 5 5 9 2 Bagri 918 666 909 665 3 Bajgar 179 169 179 169 65 4 4 Bawaria 80 65 76 89 9 5 Shand 42 89 32 464 30 6 Bhangi 528 464 498 7 Chamar, Bhambhi, Jatav. Jatia, Mochi, 8 Raidass, Raigar or Ramdasia 22,234 22,566 21,618 22.552 607 13 34 2 2 8 Dome 607 491 571 489 1.098 190 3 1 9 Garo, Garura Gurda 1,712 1,101 1,521 88 3 10 Gavaria 265 88 262 38 41 11 Kalbelia 38 41 4 12 Khatik 46 79 42 79 15 13 Koli or Kori 2,226 2,105 2,211 2,105 1,674 61 3 14 Megh or Meghwal 2,550 1,675 2,485 26 15 Mehtar 1,817 1,039 1,791 1,039 189 I 16 Nut 5 189 4 5 2 17 Rawal 136 5 134 7 18 Santia 13 7 13 2,737 94 7 1 19 Sargara 3,594 2,744 3,498 147 20 Thori or Nayak 91 147 91 294 9 2 1 21 Tirgar 110 296 100 8,060 350 5 8 2 3 22 Unclassified 8,163 8,067 7,802

TABLE SCT-In PART B (ii)-EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

DISTRICT 337 4 10 3 All Scheduled Tribes 22,050 19,877 21,700 19,873 14,194 12,816 159 2 7 1 Bhil 14,361 12,818 4,582 3,967 99 2 Mina 4,682 3,967 2,924 3,090 79 2 2 2 3 Unclassified 3,007 3,092 184

TABLE SCf-IV PART A-RELIGION FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

ReligioD Total Hindus Rural SI. Males Females No. Name of Scbeduled Caste Urban Persons Males Females 6 7 1 2 3 4 S DISTRICf

87.452 45,354 42,098 45,354 42,098 All Scheduled Castes Rural 1,518 Urbao 3,198 1,680 1,518 1,680 5 5 1 Badi Rural 5 1,584 918 666 918 666 2 Bagri Rural 8 Urban 17 9 8 9 169 179 169 3 BajgCH" Rural 348 179 65 80 65 4 Bawaria Rural 145 80 42 89 42 89 5 Bhand Rural 131 12 Urban 23 11 12 11 528 464 528 464 6 Bbangi Rural 992 272 Urban 485 213 272 213 44,800 22,234 22,566 22,234 22,566 7 Chamar, Bhambhi Jatav, Jatia, Rural 1,058 853 Mochi, Raidass, Raigar or Ramdasia Urban 1,911 1,058 853 8 16 8 8 Dheda Urban 24 16 491 607 491 9 Dome Rural 1,098 607 1,712 1,101 1,712 1,101 10 Garo, Garura or Gurda Rural 2,813 16 Urban 26 10 16 10 265 88 265 88 11 Gavaria Rural 353 41 38 41 12 Kalbelia Rural 79 38 125 46 79 46 79 13 Khatik Rural 8 Urban 18 10 8 10 4,331 2,226 2,105 2,226 2,105 14 Koli or Kori Rural 5 Urban 8 3 5 3 4,225 2.550 1,675 2,550 1,675 lS Megh or Meghwal Rural 234 Urban 476 242 224 242 1,039 1.817 1,039 16 Mehtar Rural 2,856 1.817 )89 5 189 17 Nut Rural 194 5 5 136 5 Rawal Rural 141 136 35 19 3S 19 U Salvi Urban 54 7 13 7 .zO Santia Rural 20 13 3,j94 2,744 3,594 2,744 21 Sargara Rural 6,338 Urban 150 69 81 69 81 91 147 91 147 22 Tbori or Nayak Rural 238 llO 296 110 296 23 Tirgar Rural 406 8,163 8,067 8,163 8,067 24 Unclassified Rural 16,230 Urban 6 4 2 4 2 185

TABLE SCT-IV PART B-RELIGION FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES Name of Religion Total Hindus Sl. Rura) No. Name of Scbeduled Tribe Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 DISTRICT All Scbeduled Tribes Rural 41,.917 22,050 19.877 22,050 19,877 Urban 2,201 1,181 1.020 1,181 1,020 1 BhiJ Rural 27,179 14.361 12,818 14,361 12,818 Urban 1,738 937 801 937 801 2 Mio& Rural 8,649 4,682 3.967 4.682 3.967 Urban 458 239 219 238 219 3 Unclassified Rural 6,099 3,007 3.092 3,007 3,092 Urban 5 5 S

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TABLE SCT-V PART A-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RUKAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

(Based on 20% Sample)

No. of Cultiva- Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres ting house- Less Unspe- Interest in land cultivated holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cified 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT

Total 2,372 7 141 297 391 200 339 148 S96 168 67 18 Owned or held from Government 2,081 7 122 2'3 344 174 305 128 537 142 53 16 2 Held from private persOD or institutions for payment in mODey, kind or share 111 14 30 24 9 16 8 5 2 3 Partly held from Govt. and partly from private persons for payment in mopey, kiad or share 180 5 14 23 17 18 17 51 21 14 ..

TABLE SCT-V PART B-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TamES

(Based on 20% Sample) No. of Cultiva· Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres ting house- Less Unape- Interest in land cultivated bolds than 1 1.()"2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.()"29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cified 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT

Total 1,248 8 114 194 219 107 177 71 235 84 26 13 1 Owned or beld from Government 1.078 8 100 172 185 93 151 56 203 73 24 13 2 Held from private person or institutions for pa~ment in ll1oney, kind or s are 79 12 16 21 3 IS 3 9 S Partly held from Govt. and partly from private peraons for payment in money, kind or share 91 2 6 13 11 11 12 23 11 2 187

TABLE SC-I-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX, TYPE OF ACTIVITY ANO EDUCATIONAL LEVELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now out Full time employment for of employment Total non-working Population Students the first time and seeking work Others Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femalea

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT TOTAL

Total 47,393 19,342 28,051 1,521 17 4 16 8 23 17,809 27,995 Illiterate 46.345 18,327 28,018 542 3 16 6 23 17,776 27,979 Literate (without educational level) 982 949 33 918 17 31 16 Primary or Junior Basic 64 64 59 2 2 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 2 2 2 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary

DISTRICT RURAL

Total 45,486 18,542 26,944 1,339 12 1 16 8 23 17,194 26,893 Illiterate 44,646 17,725 26,921 525 16 6 23 17,194 26,882 Literate (witbout educational level) 824 801 23 801 12 11 Primary or Junior Basic 15 15 12 2 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 1 1 1 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary ','

DISTRICT URBAN

Total 1,907 SOO 1,107 18Z 5 3 615 1,102 llliterate 1,699 602 1,097 17 3 582 1,097 Literate (without educational llw~1) 151! J4R 10 117 5 31 5 Primary or Junior Basic 49 49 47 2 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 1 Above Matriculation or Highor Secondary

TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY

JALOR TEHSIL

Total 11,809 4,628 7,181 209 4,419 7,181 Illiterate 11.786 4,605 7,181 186 4,419 7,181 Literate (witbout educational level) 16 16 16 Primary or Junior Basic 6 6 6 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 1 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary Jalor. 19-A 188

TABLE SC-I-PERSONS NOT AT WOlUC. CLASSIFIED BY SEX, TYPE OF ACI1V1TY AND EDUCATIONAL LEVElS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES-Concld.

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now out Full time employment for of employment Total non·working Population Students the first time and seek ing work Others -- Educationallcvels Persons Males Females Ma.les Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

AHORE TEHSIL rotal 10,Z84 4,135 6,149 464 6 3 3,668 6,143 Illiterate 9,947 3.813 6,134 142 3 3,668 6.1]4 Literate (without educational level) 334 319 15 319 6 9 Primary or Junior Basic 3 3 3 Matriculation or Higher Secondary Above Matriculation or Hiaber Secondary

SANCHORE TEHSIL

Total 8.791 3.738 5,053 235 1 .1 2 3,500 5,052 Dliterate 8,585 3,533 5,052 33 3,500 5,052 Uterate (without educational level) 201 200 1 200 Primary or Junior Basic 5 5 2 2 Matriculation or Higher Secondary Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary

JASWANTPURA TEHSIL

Total 14.602 6.041 8,561 431 5 16 3 23 5,607 8,SI7 Dliterate 14,328 5,n4 8,554 164 16 3 23 5~607 8,515 Literate (wltbout educational level) 273 266 1 266 5 2 frimary or Junior Basic 1 1 1 Matriculation or Hipr Secondary Above Matriculation or Hiaber Secondary 189

TABLE ST-I-MOTHER TONGUE AND BWNGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Mother tongue and total Dumber of persons returned as speaking a language subsidiary Total speakers to the Mother tongue Name of Scheduled Tribe Males Females Males Females Subsidiary Languap 1 2 3 .. S 6 DISTRlCl' TOTAL

AU Lanluaaes 13,231 20,8" 30 25 MOTHER TONGUE I MARWARI

Total 22.'J57 20,713 18 25 Engllsb M(l6), Gujsrati M(ll) F(23), Maratbi F(2), Urdu M(I) 1 Bhi! 15.078 13,495 15 5 English (MI3). Gujarati M(2) F(S) 2 Mina 4,867 4,126 7 English M(2), Gujarati M(S) 3 Unclassified 3.012 3.092 6 20 English M(I), Gujarati M(4) F(lS). Marathi F(2), Urdu M(l) MOTHER TONGUE 2 RAJASTHANI

Total 274 184 Z English M(2) 1 Bhi! 220 124 2 MiDa 54 60 2 English M(2) DISTRICT RURAL

All LlDluges 21,050 19.877 15 15 MOTHER TONGUE I MARWARI 10tal 2Z,OSO 19,877 15 ZS English M(3), Gujarati M(lt) F(Z3). Marathi F(Z). Urdu M(I) Bhi! 14,361 12,818 4 S English M(2), Gujarati M(2) F(S) '2 Mina 4,682 3,967 S Gujarati M(') 3 Unclassified 3,007 3.092 6 20 English M(1), GujaraU M(4) F(18), Marathi F(2), Urdu M(l)

DISTRICT URBAN

All LaDIUlei 1,181 1,020 15 MOTHER TONGUE 1 MARWARI

Total 907 836 13 English M(J3) 1 Ohil 717 677 II English M(ll) 2 Mina J85 J59 2 English M(2) 3 Unclassified S

MOTHER TONGUE 2 RAJASTHANI Total 274 184 2 English M(l) 1 Bhil 220 124 English M(2) 2 Mina S4 60 2 190

TABLE ST-U-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND TYPE OF ACI1VITY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now Full time employment for out of employment Total non-working population Students the first time and seeking work Others S). No. Name of Scbeduled Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT TOTAL

All SCbeduled Tribes 11,891 9,454 12,437 430 44 3 20 18 9,001 12,375 1 Bhit 14,306 6,219 8,087 245 38 2 4 6 5,968 8,043 2 Mica 4,478 1,970 2,508 III 2 5 1.859 2,501 3 Unclassified 3.107 1,265 1,842 74 4 1 16 7 1,174 1,831

DISTRICT RURAL

All Scheduled Trlbel 20,763 8,971 11,792 393 44 3 20 18 8,555 11,730 1 Bhit 13,472 5,843 7,629 224 38 2 4 6 5,613 7,585 2 Mina 4,189 1,868 2,321 100 2 5 1,768 2,314 3 Unclassified 3,102 1,260 1,242 69 4 16 7 1,174 1,831

DISTRICT URBAN

All Scheduled Tribes ],128 483 645 37 446 645 1 Bhil 834 376 458 21 355 458 2 Mina 289 102 187 11 91 181 3 Unclassified 5 5 S SECI10N m

VILLAGE DIRECI'ORY & SOME OFFICIAL STATISTICS

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

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VILLAGE DIRECfORV

( Note) Data collected for the Census 1961 at the village hetically. The names of the villages have also been level has already been presented in the Primary given in the Devnagri Script. The names of the Census Abstract. As an ancillary project, some villages found to be printed wrongly in the Primary additional information was also collected through a Census Abstract have been corrected here. Village Information Schedule, specially designed by this office, and is presented in this ViIIage Directory. Infor­ Crop which has the largest area under cultivation mation in this directory and what has been presented has been treated as the major crop of a village and in the official statistics and the maps may in certain the following abbreviations have been used to indicate cases be fownd to be conflicting. The reason obviously it in Column No. 2 :- lies in the fact that data has been collected from different sources. W-Wheat G-Gram The Directory gives information about the major J -Jowar crop, the distance in miles from the nearest Primary B -Barley School, Hospital or Dispensary, Railway Station, Bj-Bajra Post Office, Bus Stand and Police Station for each M - Maize village. Such information was not collected for R-Rice unpopulated Villages. Where information was not P -Pulses received for a particular item an indication to this T-Til effect has been made by putting a •-'. WG - Wheat Gram (Gochana) WB - Wheat Barley (Gojara) BG - Barley Gram (Bejar) With a view to assist the reader to locate the Md - Mustard villages easily. they have been presented here alpha- C- Cotton

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Distance io miles (rom nearest Distance in miles rrom nearest

Code No. & Code No. &: Name Qf Village Name of Villace 4 '1 1 2 '3 4 5 6 8

JALOR TEHS1L JALOR TEHSIL-contd. 103 Adwara Bj o 2 5 2 2 15 101 Chandna... Bj o 13 24 en~Cf® :;:;rl~l 104 Ak01i T o 3 4 3 2 14 57 Chheepi Bj 7 3 7 ~T*~ ~q1 6 Akwa 2 14 30 4 6 6 16 Chorau Bj o 6 16 6 o 6 efl

VILLAGE DlltJ:Cl'0RY-Comd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nealleSt

'3a~~ '0. 8- Code No. & Code No, & ~.~ Name of Village :to Name of Village 3 6 8 2 3 4 s 7 8 1 2

JALOR TEHSIL-contd. JALOR TEHSIL-colltd. 2 2 2 6 85 Kalapura Bj 2 12 4 4 4 12 53 Mundi Bj o 6 ~.~ ~~T 4 4 20 11J Kandar Bj o 5 ]7 5 S 5 96 Nabi Bj 1 4 11 ~~~ "aft 60 Katrasan Bj 2 8 10 2 4 12 95 Nagni Bj 2 2 5 2 2 14 Cfi(lU~ij "llllOl'" S9 Keshwana Bj o 12 9 o o 12 79 Naroawas Bj 066 6 3 10 it~l;n OfROJrlfJU 71 Khanpur Unpopulated 65 Narpara Bj 1 12 2 2 2 ~ ;r{q~r , 1 Khari Bj 3 26 32 6 6 14 52 Narsana Bj o to 2 2 2 2 ~~ ",~~n"r 3 20 27 4 4 6 10 Kbera Gangawa Unpopulated 21 Narwara Bj ~ ilfmarr "r~ 8 Kbetlawa Bj o 20 32 6 6 8 4S Neemblana Bj o 0 7 o 3 12 ~R65r"r ",1R~ 42 Kbural Bj o .. 12 2 o 12 89 Noon Bj o 7 5 S 5 5 ~ ~ Bj 3 12 3 o 10 70 Kolar Bj 6 6 6 4 6 4J Otwala o ~f att.a

VILLAGE DIREcrOR\,-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearelll Distance in miles from nearest

Code No. &. 10 Code No. & Name of Village - ~ Name of Village 2 3 6 7 8 2 3 4 s 6 8 JALOR TEHSIL-concld. AHORE TEHSIL-contd.

58 Saophra Bj o 8 5 2 o 8 38 Aipura Bj o 14 14 14 o 5 qt1fi~r amg~T 90 Saothu Bj o 4 4 o o 15 SO Aiitpura Bj o 7 18 7 o 5 ~t~ 3i~")(I~T 74 Saowatipura Bj o 3 3 3 3 3 68 Akonrapadar Bj o 12 24 3 3 8 m

Vll..LAGE DIJlECfORY-Conld.

Distance in milc8 from nearcst Distance in miles from nearest

Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Village 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 I 2 3 4 s

AHDRE TEHSIL-c.ntd. AHORE TEHSIL-contd. 2 o 112 Budtara Bj o 4 12 4 4 12 59 Gudha Indarpura W o 8 21 ~;;1 ~;:~tg~l ~6U o 66 Chandrai w o o 24 o o 8 114 Harji Bj o o 26 o ,",T~l~ ~'(~ 71 laitpura­ Bj 6 18 1 6 113 Chanwarcha Bj o 7 14 6 6 7 "IngU :q'.. {:err 70 Jogawa Bj 2 6 25 6 2 7 25 Chan warda T 12 17 2 1 12 ~1i11'fT 1'iI'~~irT 98 Jora w o 3 20 3 2 3 T o 2 18 2 90 Charli o 6 :mOSt ~) 14 Kaionra Padar OJ ~ ]4 14 4 o 4 1t 1 Cheeparwara Bj o 3 10 3 3 11 ".f,1~TqTi'\{ :q1q~i!fRJ 72 Ksmba WB o S 19 5 o 13 Bj 48 Chhangari 8 ~ 12 8 2 6 <6r~.r utm~ 108 Kaniwara Bj 256 2 6 31 Chunda Bj o ]2 25 o 7 <6Til1;:n~T ~~T 58 Kanwla w o 8 13 2 12 81 paisu Bj 055 5 2 5 C1i\ar ~~ 65 Kawrada Bj o 17 20 o o 10 91 Dayalpura T o 2 16 2 o 7 C1ii~rsT ~SU 62 Keral J 8 24 s 45 Debawas Bj o 12 5 5 o JO ~t:5 ~'ffit 37 Khambi Bj 10 14 \0 1 77 Deoki Bj 087 3 o 8 ijfr-iI'1 3 17 3 3 3 ~lJ~ 89 Khara B; o 26 Dhudharmal alias Unpopulated .-rtr Kheta Samti 18 Khera Dhanari Unpopulated WJlr('J atfi~ ~ ~ifT~ ~ er~ 27 Khera Suli),a Unpopulated' 115 Dodiyali Bj 6 20 2 2 3 ~T ~fw~n g-lfr1~JtlO 32 Kishangarh Bj o 14 27 2 6 51 Doodiya Bj 10 10 20 10 4 f~~ Bj 3 6 20 3 3 3 ~ 16 Korana 93 Gangawa w o 2 19 2 2 6 tmon tltq~T 49 Kotra Bj o II 14 8 2 3 2 Ghana Bj o 12 8 o o JO ~ B 20 1 2 'Elfif' 103 Kuada 86 Godhan w o .5 7 2 o 7 ~atT~ Bj 4 6 24 6 ~'"tiI 23 Kundli 2 10 7 Goindla Bj 4 24 ~5t4 o 4 2 8 19 Kuwarda Bj 1 20 o 7 i1t~ 94 T o 0 18 ~H~ o 5 92 Madri T 3 15 3 o 8 ~ ~T~,;r Ilr~1 52 Gudarama WG o II 23 2 o 4 30 Maheshpura Bj 12 22 8 ~t'f{.l~ q~~~~T VILlAGE BIMIL'TORY-Con'd.

Di'tance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

.~ l::: o Code No. a Codo'Ne. ~ Name of Village ! Name of Village 2 3 6 7 8 I 2 3 6 7 8 ABORE TEHSIL-contd. AHORE TEHSIL-contd. 24 Malgarh Bj o HI 22 6 4 14 121 Paota T o 19 o o IlT~

VILLAGE DnmcrORy... COll(d~

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

.~ t:: !:.Si»d o Code No. & Code No. & ~S Name of Village ~(/) Name of Village 1 5 6 8 6

ABORE TEHSIL-concld. SANCHORE TEBSIL-contd. 57 Sugaliya SiDdhlan Bj 10 24 2 3 16 o 111 Balana Bj 10 25 10 §mm~T tlliJ~rO{ if~r"'T 54 Tarwara Ej 8 o 10 24 4 31 BaIera Hj o 22 52 n 22 4 ~~

VILLAGE DIREcrORY-ContI.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles (rom nearest

Code No. &: Code No. &: Name of Village Name of Village I 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 SANCHORE TEHSIL-contd. SANCHORE TEHSIL-contd. 103 Bhootela Bj 3 24 30 30 6 24 47 Dhamawas Bj 2 52 2 2 24 ~ 1:Rilrqf e- 82 8ichhawari Bj o 16 46 16 6 6 30 Dheengpura Bj 3 25 70 3 3 9 afrm",~ ~~ 107 Binjrol o 6 24 6 s 20 121 Dhoorwa Bj 2 10 40 10 10 10 ~~'U\f ~~i!fr 159 Doogawa Bj 1 8 10 4 4 16 137 Bodha Bj o 16 25 16 o 16 itr;;r ,,\:lTilil 2 Dooogari Bj o 20 64 33 16 20 S6 Borli Bj 2 2 32 2 2 25 ~'lR) itr\~ 7 Duthwa Bj o 12 S4 24 6 12 43 Cbarnim Bj 2 2 SO 2 2 20 ~6"r :qr~ifPt 133 Falna Bj 2 4 26 4 o 4 83 Cbhajjara Bj 2 12 42 12 12 12 tfiT~ifT g;J~U 37 Galifa w 20 10 50 20 2 8 41 Chitalwana Bj o 0 46 o o 20 "~T f;(crw

VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

g .~ rIl

Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Village i 8 I 2 3 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 6 7 SANCHORE TEHSIL-contd. SANCHORE TEHSIL-contd. 131 Jajosan Bj 2 2 28 2 2 2 124 Kod Bj o 12 42 12 12 12 ~T~r«;r ~.~ 91 Jakhal Bj o 11 32 II 3 11· )S3 Koora Bj o 6 20 12 2 12 ~

hlor-21 A VILLAGE DIRECfORY-Contd.

Distance In miles from nearest Distance in miles (ront nearest

Q, ~t' § ;;: Code No. & Code No. &; 'So! l .11 ~.!f.l Name of Village ~ ~~ Name of Village :tQ 2 J 6 7 8 I 4 s 6 7 SANCHORB TBHSIL--colJld. SANCHORB TBHSIL-concld.

147 Paladar Bj o 10 27 10 o 10 76 Sarwana Bj o 50 lQ 2 o q~{ ~ifTi(T &8 Palri Bj o 6 36 6 o 6 4 Sa)ar-Ita-Koslta Bj 4 12 59 lQ 3 q~ ~~ Ilr "em IS4 Palri Bj 2 3 11 1 14 57 Seli Bj o 3 32 3 24 ~ ~ " 5 lOS Paman. Bi o 14 20 10 4 18 Sensawa Bj 2 16 56 26 7 IS ~ U"8Tifr 152 Panchl. Hj o 12 22 12 4 12 117 Sidhesar Bj o 4 34 .. 4 .. qt~r f~fit 16 Paata Bj 2 28 45 12 8 10 123 Siloo 8J 2 16 42 16 16 qr!JeJ (q~ 92 Parawa Bj o 12 32 12 8 12 40 Silosan Bj 4 so 20 4 10 'miff Rt~r«i{ loiS Pathmera Bj 3 9 22 9 3 9 60 Siwara Bj o 6 42 6 6 )4 ~~ f"'fi{l~T 11 Phogarwa Bj 2 s 8 8 1.11 Soontr; Bj o 54 6 6 11 itirll«T (i'I~ 127 Pratarpura Hj o 4 25 o 4 14 Surachand Hj a 2S so 25 s ~qgu ~~ 136 Pur " Bj o 10 25 10 10 160 Surawa Bj o 6 14 10 6 16 ~ i{f

VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from neares.

o~ » _01 f S~ .. ~8.. - 's, 8- 1 Code No. ct Code No. 4: S.!!: Name of Village Name of Village ~ ;t~ ::tQ l 1 2 3 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 JASWANTPURA TEHS(L-collld. JASWANTPURA TEHSIL-contd. 114 Ambatari 2 14 10 2 2 14 191 Bhawariya 2 10 5 4 8 10 ~:ar~ \t~'1f 41 Amu Bj 8 8 8 8 52 Bheempur Bj o 10 o 10· 10 4 "G ~S{ 39 Bagawal Bj 2 12 12 12 4 12 98 Bbootwas Bj 1 24 12 1 0 18 'l'J11l'fl« ~fITV 8 Bagora Bj o 24 24 o o o 10 Bicbhawari Bj o 30 30 2 2 :2 ~r fQlcRt 18 Bali Bj o 34 34 34 2 16 2 Bijliya Bj 2 14 40 14 14 14 1flifi R"~~ 2 210 Bamanwara 3 10 4 4 10 159 Bikaowas w o 2 23 2 2 ~,,;rcrm ~i{,n« Bj 9 9 12 130 Bandhar Bj o 10 6 10 o 10 126 Bilar o 2 ifUJ~~ m~ 125 Bansra Bhojan Bj 2 6 3 6 6 6 )03 Bithao o 24 3 3 3 iJfflr ~if Forei( 91 BaDsra Dhanji Bj 3 6 3 3 3 3 53 Borta o 10 3 10 3 8 ~tm ~~ 1tr~~f 94 BaDara Gonga Bj 6 7 6 4 7 104 Bugaon o 8 14 A 16 ift6~ itt'" ~~llf 148 Bara w 3 s 95 Cbak Chandan Unpopulated ,~ . ~ Unpopulated 163 Bara Dhavji T 3 27 3 ) 3 48 "'''Chak Chaodpan.. 'l'l~ \t-r~ ~" ' ,..t.qi{ 11 4 1\ 129 Bareta Bj 2 10 4 10 2 10 40 Chak Jeran Bj 2 11 11 ar~;rf' ~~ ~ Bj 10 5 2 10 208 Bargaon Bj o 12 7 o o 7 96 Chandan o iJ~~t

VILLAGE DIRECfORY-Conttl.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in mile. from nearest

u u ~ Code No. &; Code No. & Name of Villaae Name of Village 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

JASWANTPURA TEHSIL-eontd. JASWANTPURA TEHSIL-tontd. 1 145 Dadoki Bj G 6 6 11 8 160 Gajapura W o 25 ~~ ~rF. 186 Daipura o 8 4 4 4 4 185 Gang o 15 8 8 2 8 ~, ilPt 24 2Z Daman Bj o 20 20 6 6 6 20 Gaonri Bj o 24 24 4 ,4 ~llf" qtCf~"t 83 Gaseri Bj 2 8 4 4 2 8 155 Dantlawas Bj o 10 10 8 8 ilr~~)

Vll..LAGE DIREcrORY-Conld.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

"0 ~ ~ o CI.l Code No. & Code No. & .. Na me of Village Name of Village 1%1= 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 6 7 JASWANTPURA TBHS1L-conti. JASW ANTPURA TEHSIL-contd.

151 KagmaJa J o 6 o 6 10 10 63 Karka Bj o 16 16 o 6 16 CfiTlTm~ ~'6r 134 Kakrali J o 15 14 4 2 14 87 Kotkasta Bj o 6 2 6 ~J~{r{l1S1 ~Te'fiRHtl 147 Kotra o 3 2 3 6 6 158 KaJapura W o 3 24 o 2 3 ~ 120 Manoharji-ka-Bas Bj 3 8 6 8 6 16 79 Kodlta Bj 6 6 ~r~~) 'fiT ifr« 6 7 itrf~r 188 Maruwara 0 2 3 7 lOS Kolara Bj 3 7 12 3 2 14 Q't!>lfl;s'f itr~{ 141 Meda 6 6 6 6 8 8 182 Kooda OJ 9 9 9 9 9 it~T 'Ij;s'T 205 Medak Kalan o 3 3 3 30 Kooka Bj o 28 28 28 10 it~lIi 'Ii~ 3 5 C(i

VILLAGE DlREcroRY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

Po o Q ~ u ... t'_ :>'1:1 "'0 ~.2 E Code No, & GO o Name of Village ~5 ::s Code No. &: l £~ =ff.l !XI Name of Village 2 3 s 6 7 8 1 2 3 6 7 8 JASW ANTPURA TEHSIL-confd. JASWANTPURA TEHSIL-contd. 51 Modran J o 10 0 o o o 101 Punang Khurd irr~n;:{ Bj 2S 15 3 21 203 Mokhampura g

VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Concld.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

c c Q, .2 Q, g 0>- 8 'Q . :>-. is aI u e:_ aI os'" ... .~ II 0 u:5 ...... - -! ;i '" c 0 U5 0 i.§ .~ 0 ",c. ~.g .. .~ 8 IE Ii til s8 Code No. & 8 :;t; Vi Code No. & 'iii' ._..s:: o.'!l <1101 :s '0 o.!!l 0 :s "I) '"0 '" g" g" ;e Name of ViJla,e g"rJ) g" Name of Village ~ ;t~ ::CQ cr:u:5 = ~ ::CO cr:U; = 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 JASWANTPURA TEHSIL-contd. JASWANTPURA TEHSIL-concld. 180 Satru J 0 21 10 10 10 4 Sobrawas Hj 0 10 40 10 10 10 eTtI~ mif-iT'fT9' 123 Sawidar Bj 0 8 3 8 8 8 109 Somta Hj 0 10 3 2 12 ~~{ mlltiT 50 Serna Bj 0 JO 3 3 3 3 171 Surajwara 0 4 4 4 8 8 ~aJf ~m 19S Sewadiya 6 2 2 2 2 92 Tatol Hj 0 7 6 6 4 (j ~4T (f1~ftiIS 181 Sewara J 0 29 22 22 0 11 89 Tawab W 0 0 6 0 2 ~iifm (fTiifTif 36 Sewari Bj 0 20 20 20 0 12 138 Tawidar Hj 0 14 10 10 6 10 m1 6T"~~ 153 Shivgarh Bj 0 12 6 8 12 12 174 Tejaw8i J 2 2 2 4 4 mcr~ ~~r~u, 103 Sikwara J 0 12 2 2 12 166 Than Mataji fetRf

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£OME OFFICIAL STATISTICS

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SOME OFFICIAL STATISTICS

(Note)

Presented in this section are some tables relating to progress of co-operative societies, development blocks statistics collected from various official agencies. They and panchayat samities is also given in this section. cover subjects like rainfall, land utilisation, area -and A list of fairs celebrated in the district and the data production under crops, irrigational facilities, livestock, relating to the electoral participation and preferences agricultural implements and power. Information about for the first two general elections also form a part educational and medical facilities, motor vehicles, of this section.

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RAIl\TALL /951-1960

y E A R S (in cms.) N~ld Teh~iJ Rainfall 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 19S6 1957 195& 1959 1960 1 2 3 4 , 6 7 8 9 10 lJ 12 JalOf 35.53 26.26 S8.3l7 40.34 34.Q3 70.21 '65 ..05' 33.99 4BO 63.65 34.24 Ahore N,A.. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 60.'60 52.22 38.18 29.82 49.96 37.13 Sanchore 37.92 30.45 92.53 37.01 26.j7 38.74 93.14 24.23 29.20 64.92 31.19 Jaswantpura 47.88 28.40 29.03 48.67 42.77 64.80 123.88 39.88 35.90 69.27 59.31 N.A. = Not Available Source :- The Board of Revenue (Land Records), Rajasthan.

LAND UTILISATION

CLASSIFICATION OF REpORTING AREA (in '000 acres) Total Not available for cultivation Geographical Other area according Land put to Barren and uncultivated Area Total to village non-agricultural unculturable land excluding Culturable Fallow Net area sown more cropped Years papers Forests use land fallow land waste land sown thad once area I 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 1951-52 3,027 76 38 204 12 136 972 1,589 30 1.619 1952-53 3,024 94 40 166 43 145 802 1,734 6' 1,795 1953-54 3,028 87 42 197 38 115 81S 1,734 40 1.774 1954-55 3.027 65 9S 186 57 136 870 1,618 29 1,647 1955-56 3,027 6S 99 183 98 tSS 852 1,575 43 1,618 J956-57 2,607 57 79 196 117 89 662 ],407 38 1,445 1957-58 2,609 17 76 243 116 73 761 ],323 33 ],356 1958-59 2,609 16 81 236 ]20 84 599 1,473 30 1.503 1959-60 2.610 10 97 232 119 86 484 I,S82 47 1,629 1969-61 2,6]0 14 83 237 120 86 580 1,490 28 1,518

Source :- Collectorate (Land Records). Jalor. 215

AREA AND PRODUcnON OF PRINCIPAL CROPS 1960-61

Area Production Area Production Crops (in acress) (in tons) Crops (in acres) (in toni) I 2 3 1 2 3 A- CEREALS C-COMMERCIAL CROPS Bajra 780,001 49,446 (a) OIL SEEDS Jowar 12,023 382 Sesamum 97,708 785 Maize 2,177 866 Rape & MUstard 1,543 230 Wheat 71,383 26,609 Linseed 26 3 Barley 5,477 2,399 Groundnut 857 92 Rice 410 46 Castor seed 1,520 163 Small millets 14,646 1,045 (b) OTHER CROPS B- PULSES Sugarcane 3 24 Gram 4,810 367 Chillies 3,387 967 Tur (Arhar) ]26 11 Potatoes 32 - 16 Other Rabi pulses Cotton· 1,591 482 Other Kharif pulses 24,561 2.430 Tobacco 131 23 Sanhemp· 90 23 .Production of Cotton and Sanhemp is in bales of 392 Ibs./178 Kgms and 400 Ibs/191 Kgms each respectively. Source :- Statistical Abstract Rajasthan, 1961.

IRRIGATION BY SOURCES AND BY CROPS 1960-61 Area (in acres) TEHSILS District Particulars Total Jalor Ahore Sanchore Jaswantpura 2 3 4 5 6 IRRIGATION BY SOURCES Total (all crops) 107,510.5 30,783.0 30,936.0 4,493.0 41,298.5 Tanks 6,409.0 6,409.0 Wells 99,053.5 30,781.0 24,527.(} 4,493.0 39,252.5 Other sources 2,048.0 2.0 2,046.0 IRRIGATION BY CROPS Total (all crops) 107,510.5 30,783.0 30,936.0 4,.493.0 41,298.5 A-FOOD CROPS 89,794.0 26,474.0 27,075.0 3,869.0 32,376.0 Rice 35.0 35.0 Jowar 2,399.0 2,391.0 8.0 Maize 2.104.0 1,501.0 422.0 181.0 Wheat 10,5995 18,536.0 21,871.5 3,175.0 27,016.0 Barley 4,978.0 695.0 3,807.0 442.0 34.0 Other Cereals and mi llets 457.5 2.0 455.5 Gram 177.5 157.0 1.5 19.0 Tur or Arha.r 2.0 t.O 1.0 Other Pulses 1.0 1.0 Sugarcane 1.0 1.0 Condiments and Spices 7,195.0 2,393.0 654.0 129.0 4,019.0 Fruits & Vegetables including root crops 1,844.5 798.0 317.0 121.0 608.5 B-NON-FOOD CROPS 17,716.5 4,309.0 3.861.0 624.0 8,922.5 Groundnut 4.0 2.0 2.0 Sesamum 2.0 2.0 Rape and Mustard 1,456.0 475.0 475.0 8.0 498.0 Linseed 26.0 }.O 5.0 1.0 19.0 Other Oil Seeds 24.0 18.0 2.0 4.0 Cotton 897.0 163.0 531.0 203.0 Tobacco 131.0 1.0 89.0 41.0 Fodder Crops 15,152.5 3,633.0 2.757.0 615.0 8,147.5 Other Don·food crops 24.0 14.0 2.0 8.0 Source :- Collectorate (Land Record.), lalor JaJor-23-A 2H_)

.LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

Livestock Census Tehsilwise break-ups (1961)

Parti\':lltal'$ 1956 1961 lalor Ahore Sancbore Jaswantpura

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 A-LIVESTOCK 1,21)3,030 1,186,057 316,347 22.1,783 257,273 390,734 J Cllttle :- 321,178 381,966 77,941 18,198 94,862 130,965 (I) Bulls over three years 120.281 138.257 33,,213 30,444 21,604 46,936 or) Cows over three years 99,761 127,587 21,901 23.363 38,050 44,273 (iii) YOYllg Stock 101,136 116,122 22,767 24,391 29,208 39,756 2 lJuffllloes :- 72,050 8J,228 18,377 15,630 17,633 31,588 (i) He buBaloes ewer three yean 1,022 1,191 383- 287 66 455 (il) She bui'aloes over three yean. 39.629 45,731 9,832 7,985 10,164 17,750 (iii) young Stock 31,399 36,306 8,162 7,358 7,403 13.383 3 Others :- 809,802 720,863 220,029 127,815 144,178 228,181 (i) Sheep 436,563 406,219 128,186 73,596 83,393 121,044 (ii) Goats 351,519 290,729 86,628 51,734 53,749 98,618 (iii) Horses & Ponloos 2.902 2,637 430 269 1,]OS 833 (iv) Mules S s (v) Donkeys 6,648 6,289 1,568 ],069 1,651 2,001 (vi) Camel8 12,164 14,951 3,210 1,181 4,880 5,680 (vii) Pigs 6 33 7 26 B-POULTRY 3,~48 9,799 2,144 1,827 1,057 4,771 (i) Fowls 3,545 9,722 2,117 1,:100 1,057 4,748 (ii) Ducks 2 45 8 14 21 (iii) Othera 1 32 19 13 Source : - Livestock Census Report$ Rajasthan. 1956 and 1961.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY 1961 Ploughs Persian i)istrict{Tehsil Wooden Iron Carts Oil Engines Electric Pumps wheels Tractors Ghaniea 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Distrld Total 65.079 408 27,057 142 23 785 57 367 Jalor 16,161 16 6,917 3S 3 166 9 129 Abate 13,618 346 6,230 60 18 113 38 122 Sanchoce 15,148 7 4,417 1 13 Jaswantpura 20,152 39 9,433 47 2 506 9 103

Source :- Report on the Livestock Census of R.ajasthan, 1961. GENERATION AND CONSUMPTION OF t:tEC'J'RtCITf I 959-6() t( ia miDkIa kwk.)

.Power Houses Particulars Jalor 2 A- Electricity Generat~d Q.162 p~ Total Consumption of Electricity 0.132 (a) Domeitic (i) He~t and small pow;r 0.1>03 (ii) Light and fans 0.023 t b) Commercial (i) Hellt and small power 0.001 (ii) Light and fans 0.013 (c) Industrial (i) Low and medium voltagc 0.034 (ii) High voltage 0.012 Cd) public water works and sewage pumping 0.046 Source :- Public Electricity Supply-All lndia Statistics (l9!59-60). Central Water and Power Commission. Simla.

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES 1960-6/

Number of Number of Number of Institutions Scholars Teachers Type of Institution Boys Girls Boys Girls Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 TOTAL 509 18 18.159 1,768 853 61 SCHOOLS 509 18 18.159 1,768 853 61

(i) Higher Secondary Schools .6 1,097 116 (ii) High Schools 2 542 3: } (iii) Middle Schools 23 3,214 351 178 7 (iv) Junior Basic Schools 25 2,701 7 77 tv) Primary Schools 377 15 10,523 1,367 472 54 (vi) ProCessional Schools 1 82 10 (vii) School» for Special Education 75 2 Source :- Directorate of Education, Rajasthan. 218

GOVERNMENT PUBLIC HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES 1960

particulars Beds Particulars Beds 1 2 1 2 A-HOSPITALS B-DISPENSARIES Jalor 46 Harji Bhinmal 12 Bhawatra Aid Post Malwara 12 Bhakasar Aid Post Sanchore 9 Guda Balotan 6 Bagra 6 Source:- Directorate of Medic,,1 & Health Services. Rajasthan.

MOTOR VEHICLES ON ROAD

y E A R S (Number) Type of Vehicles '957 1958 1959 1960 1961 2 3 4 5 6 Toul 242 256 275 175 194 Private Cars and Jeeps 100 110 115 115 124 Private Buses 3 3 13 3 Motor Cycles & Tricycle Rickshaws , II 13 13 13 "13 Contract and Taxi Carriages 1 1 I ] 3 Stage Carriages . 53 S7 63 63 6S Public Carriages . 34 25 26 26 31 Private Carriages 11 8 8 9 Tractors , 42 39 43 43 47 Others 3 3 2 Source :- The Directorate of Trapsport. Rajasthan. 219

CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (As on 30th June, 1961)

Share Working Loans Loans Capital Capital Advanced Recovered Deposits Borrowings Type of Societies Number Members (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

Total 258 10,534 467,177 1,713,419 738,269 26,1143 194,649 1,051,149 Central Co-operati\'e Bank 1 149 87,000 552,574 359,521 3,830 165,396 300,000 Agricultural Credit Societies ISS 8,211 191,224 680,317 339,180 23,013 29,237 459,613 Non-Agricultural Credit Societies 3 129 1,643 I,M4 11 Primary Land mortgaac Bank 1 170 2.320 2,325 5 Primary Marketing Societies 2 112 51,710 118,276 34,162 66,556 Marketing Society (Non-plan) 20 1,500 17.200 13,700 Farming Societies 19 313 29,290 34,290 5.400 5,000 Agricultural Non-Credit Societies 2 46 944 944 Non-Agricultural NOD-Credit Society 1 12 2,200 2,200 Weavers Societies 19 495 8.392 78,929 70,537 Other Industrial Societies 51 755 79.659 215,402 135,743 Co-operative Store 1 18 9,000 9,000 District Institute 1 91 ., 13 Society under LiquidatioB 13 295 295

Source : - The Registrar Co-operative Societies, Rajasthan.

COMMUNJTY DEVELOPMENT BLOCKS (As on 31-12-1961)

Area covered Number of Rural Year of villages population Block!i op'cning Stage Sq. Miles Sq. Kms. covered served ('000)

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Abore 1954-55 II Stage 612 1,585 99 77 Sanchore 1956-57 I Stage 1,397 3,618 163 89 Bhinrnal 1958-59 ., 480 1,243 6S 49 Sayla 1959-60 .. 563 1,458 71 62 Jaswantpura 1961-62 pre-extension 465 1,205 68 41 Source :- Development Department, Rajasthan. 220

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Sheetla IMata Ja]or Chaitra Badi 7 4,000 Religious Hindus Jalor Jalor Sira), Mandir Shravana Badi 30 & 3,000 ,. Hindus & ., .. Phalguna Badi 30 Muslims .. Mata Taliyana Phalguna Sudi 15 5,000 All Communities Posana Modran every & Purnbua 1,500 .. Ramdeoji Turan Bhadrapada Sudi 11 &; 5.000 Hindus & Sayla Bakra Magba Sudi 11 .. Muslims Jagan Nath Dhawla Bhadrapada Badi ]2 & 5.000 Hi~us Bagra Bagra Phalguna Badi 13,14 " AHORE TEHSIL

Ramdeoji Badanwari Bhadrapada Sudi ] 1 3,000 Religious Hindus & Abore- Jalor Muslims Bishangarh Kawrada Bhadrapada Sudi 11 & 7,000 f, .. Kawrada Falna " Magha Sudi 11 Mahadeoji Paota Phalguna Badi 14 7.000 Paota .. .. " SANCHORE TEHSIL

Cattle Fair Sanchore Chaitra Sudi tl-14 15,000 Commercial All Communities Sanchore Raniwara Sheetla Mata Ranodar Chattra Sadi 1 6,000 Religious Hindus & Muslims Jhab Bhinmal Ramdeo ji Galifa Bbadrapada Sudi II & 2,000 Hindus Hadecha Raniwara tt'h.gha Sudi 11 ••

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Mahadeoji Bbadarda Phalguna Sudi 14 2,000 ReligiouS Hindus Ledermer Ramsin Phalguna Badi 1-7 10,000 ., Ramsin Modran " Shivratri Phalguna Sudi 15 to 5,000 All Communities " Cbaitra Badi 14 .. Shanti Vijaya (Guru Mandoli Magha Sudi 5 5,000 Jains Mandoli Modran Dev-Vasant PanchlJmi) Nawani Egyarash Bargaon Jyaistha Sudi 11 4,000 All Communites Bargaon Raniwara Sheetla Mata MunthalasiJi Chaitra Sudi 7 1,000 .. Hindus M unthalasiIi Bhinmal Shudha Mata Dantlawas Vaisakha. Bhadrapada 3,000 in Jaswantpura Marwar & Kartika Sudi 13-15 each fair " Kori Sawami Narain Bali Jyaistba Sudi 11 1.000 ., Ankhol Bhinmal Gogaji Kooka Bhadrapada Sudi 9 1,000 Jhab " Cattle Fair Sewadiya Chaitra Sudi 11-14 10,000 Commercial All Communities Raniwara Raniwara Source :- Collectorate. Jalor. 222

FIRST GENEJlAL 'ELECTIONS 1952 Percentage of voting preferences Ram Krishan Assembly Number Percentage Rajya Jan- Majdoor lnde- cons tituencies of seats Electorate of Polling Congress Parishad sangh Praja Party pendent

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Jalor fA' t 42,098 46.7 18.9 65.7 6.4 9.0 Jalor 'B' 50,465 33.0 25.3 4.1 70.6 Jaswantpura 1 41,952 33.9 22.8 77.2 J aswantpura-Sanchore 1 40,392 41.1 33.9 66.1 Sanchore 1 44,986 28.7 32.2 ", 67.8 Source : - Election Department, Rajasthan.

SECOND GENERAL ELECTIONS 1957 Percentage of voting preferences ~~------Electorates Ram Assembly Number Perccntage Rajya Jan constituencies of seats Men Women of polling Congress panshad Saogh Independent

1 2- 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sanchore 1 21.946 21,946 28.4 26.0 38.1' 35.3 Raniwara 1 23,024 22,135 37.7 48.2 51.8 Jalor 2 65,607 56,163 21.1 32.5 38.4 29.1 Ahore 1 25,853 22,223 44.9 45.1 11.2 43.7 Source :- Election Department, Rajastbao. SECTION IV

DISTRICT & TEHSIL MAPS

DISTRICT AND TEHSIL MAPS (Note) The district and tehsil maps presented in this Directory. The villages have been shown by code section have been prepared and presented for the numbers in the tehsil maps. first time. They form a part of the Census Atlas and have been reproduced here specially with a The maps have been photographically reduced to their present size from the original revenue view to help the reader to locate the places mentioned maps and the scale and graticules have been worked in the Primary Census Abstract and the Village out as approximately as possible.

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