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Statistical Abstract Uttar Pradesh 2008 lkaf[;dh; lkjka'k mRrj izns'k Statistical Abstract Uttar Pradesh 2008 vFkZ ,oa la[;k izHkkx Economics and Statistics Division jkT; fu;kstu laLFkku State Planning Institute Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow mRrj izns'k] y[kuÅ izkDdFku ^^lkkafaf[;dhh; lkkjkka'a kk]] m-iz-z ** vFkkZ Z ,oa a la[a ;kk izHz kkkkx]] m-iz-z ds s egRRoiw.w kkZ Z izdz kk'kkukksa sa esa sa ,d gS]S] tkks s o""kkZ Z 1961 ls s izfzfro""kkZ Z izdz kkff'kkr ffd;kk tkk jgkk gSAS dsUs nzhzh; lkkafaf[;dhh; laaxBu]] Hkkkkjr ljdkkj ds s izLz rkkffor izkzk:i ij o""kkZ Z 1986 ls s la'a kkkksfsf/kkr :i esa sa izLz rqrq izdz kk'kku ^^2008** J`[` kkWyW kk dkk 23okkW W vada gSAS bl vada dhh dqyq 180 rkkffydkkvkksa sa esa sa ffoffHkkUu ffodkkl vkk/kkkkffjr v/kkquq kkUr miyC/kk vkkada M+s +s rFkkkk rqyq ukkRRed v/;;u dhh lqqffo/kkkk gsrs q q ffoxr o""kkkksZa sZa ds s Hkkhh vkkaadM+s +s izdz kkff'kkr ffd;s s x;s s gSaASa bl izdz kk'kku easas lekktkkffZFZ kkZdZ {kks=s ds s ffoffHkkUu igyqvq kksa sa ;Fkkkk {kks=s Qy]] tula[a ;kk]] i;kkZoZ j.kk]] ff'kk{kkkk]] LokkLF;]] jkkT; vkk;]] d`f`f""kk]] i'kkqqikkyu]] iffjogu]] i;ZVZ u]] Je ,oa a jkksts +x+ kkj]] ffoRRr rFkkkk lkkoZtZ ffud iz'z kkkklu ,oa a ffuokkZpZ u vkkffn laca a/a kkhh vkkWWdM+k+ksa sa dkk lekkos's kk ffd;kk x;kk gSAS vkkada M+k+ksa sa dss lzkzksrs ,oa a lhhekkvkksa sa dkk Hkkhh mYys[s kk bl izdz kk'kku esa sa ffd;kk x;kk gSAS bl izdz kk'kku ds s vkkWWdM+s +s iznz ss'kk ljdkkj rFkkkk Hkkkkjr ljdkkj ds s lEcffU/kkr ffoHkkkkxkksa sa ,oa a ffoffHkkUu ,tsfsfUl;kksa sa ls s izkzkIIr ffd;s s x;s s gSaASa eSa]Sa] visfsf{kkr vkkada M+s +s miyC/kk djkkus s esa sa ffd;s s x;s s lg;kkssx ds s ffy,]] leLr ffoHkkkkxkksa sa dkk vkkHkkkkj O;Dr djrkk gwWaAwWa eq>q s s vkk'kkkk gS S ffd ;g izdz kk'kku iznz s's kk rFkkkk tuinkksa sa ds s vkkffFkkZdZ Lo:i dkks s RRoffjr xffr nsus s s ds s v/;;u esa sa mi;kksxs hh ffl} gkksxs kkAvFkkZ Z ,oa a la[a ;kk izHz kkkkx bl izdz kk'kku dkks s vkkSjS vff/kkd mi;kksxs hh cukkus s esa sa lnSoS iz;z RRu'kkhhy gSAS ffo""kk;&oLrq q esa sa xq.q kkkkRRed lqq/kkkkj gsrs q q ffn;s s x;s s lq>q kkokksa sa dkk lg""kkZ Z Lokkxr gSAS ¼euthr flaag½ y[kkuÅ% izzeq[q kk lfpo ffnukkWdW % tuojhh 21]] ]]2009 fu;kksstu foHkkkkx] mRr izznss'kk 'kkkklu Foreword "Statistical Abstract, U.P." is one of the important publications of Economics and Statistics Division, U.P. which is being published annually since 1961. The current issue "2008" of the publication is 23rd issue of the revised series started since 1986,on the format suggested by the Central Statistical Organisation ,Govt. of India. To facilitate comparative assessment, latest available development data have been provided in 180 tables of the publication, along with data of past few years, which have been obtained from the respective departments of the State Govt., Govt. of India and different agencies. Information relating to various aspects of socio- economic development viz. area, population, environment, education, health, State income, agriculture, animal husbandry, transport, tourism, labour & employment, finance and public administration & election has been provided in the publication. The source of data and their limitations have also been quoted in the publication I am grateful to all the data-provider agencies for their active co-operation in furnishing data required for bringing out this publication. It is hoped that the present publication will provide reference material to facilitate study of the changes which are occurring in the pattern of the economic structure of the State as well as of its districts. Suggestions/ comments for further qualitative improvement in the contents of the publication shall be warmly welcomed. Lucknow: (Manjit Singh) Dated: Jan 21, 2009 Principal Secretary Planning Department, Govt. of U.P. izLrkouk ^^lkaf[;dh; lkjka'k] mRrj izns'k** vFkZ ,oa la[;k izHkkx] jkT; fu;kstu laLFkku] mRrj izns'k dk fu;fer okf"kZd izdk'ku gS] tks o"kZ 1961 ls izdkf'kr fd;k tk jgk gS A jkT; dh lokaZaxh.k fodkl dh xfr dk v/;;u ,oa fodkl ;kstukvksa dh lajpuk ds lUnHkZ esa ;g izdk'ku cgqr mi;ksxh fl) gqvk gS A o"kZ 1986 ls bls dsUnzh; lkaf[;dh; laxBu] Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk izLrkfor izk:i ij vk/kkfjr] la'kksf/kr dj izdkf'kr fd;k tk jgk gS A lkaf[;dh; lkjka'k] mRrj izns'k&2008 la'kksf/kr J`a[kyk dk 23okWa vad gS A izns'k ds lektkfFkZd fodkl dh xfr dk rqyukRed v/;;u gsrq bl izdk'ku dh vf/kdka'k rkfydkvksa esa foxr o"kksZa dh jkT; Lrj dh lwpukvksa dk lekos'k fd;k x;k gS vkSj tuinokj lwpuk,a vfUre o"kZ dh nh x;h gSa A xr vad dh Hkkafr bl vad esa Hkh rhu [k.Mksa lkekftd] vkfFkZd ,oa vU; lkWf[;dh ds vUrxZr dqy 35 v/;k; fn;s x;s gSaA blesa lektkfFkZd {ks= ds fofHkUu igyqvksa ;Fkk {ks=Qy] tula[;k] i;kZoj.k] f'k{kk] LokLF;] jkT; vk;] d`f"k] i'kqikyu] ifjogu] i;ZVu] Je ,oa jkstxkj] foRr rFkk lkoZtfud iz'kklu ,oa fuokZpu vkfn lEcU/kh vkadM+ksa dk lekos'k fd;k x;k gSA eSa lEcfU/kr foHkkxksa@laLFkkvksa ds izfr vkHkkj O;Dr djrk gwWaaa ftUgksaus okafNr vkWdM+s le; ls miyC/k djkus esa viuk lg;ksx iznku fd;k gS A eq>s vk'kk gS fd ;g izdk'ku fofHkUu ;ksstuk fuekZrkvksa] iz'kkldksa vkSj fu.kZ; ysus okys izkf/kdkfj;ksa] 'kks/kdrkZvksa vkfn ds fy, cgqr mi;ksxh fl) gksxkA bl izdk'ku esas vkSj vf/kd lq/kkj ds fy;s lq>koksa dk lg"kZ Lokxr gS A y[kuÅ ¼Mk0 jktsUnz frokjh½ fnukad % tuojh 01] 2009 funs'kd] vFkZ ,oa la[;k izHkkx ]m0iz0 PREFACE “Statistical Abstract, Uttar Pradesh” is an annual publication of Economics and Statistics Division of State Planning Institute, Uttar Pradesh, which is being published since 1961. This publication is found very useful to study the trend of state’s overall development and in formulation of plans. The publication is prepared on the revised format since 1986 as prescribed by Central Statistical Organisation, Government of India. The present publication of 2008 is the 23rd issue of the revised series. Many tables in the publication contain the state level figures for the past years to facilitate the comparison of the development, besides this district wise data have been provided for the latest available year. This issue of the publication as usual contains 35 chapters under 3 parts as Social, Economic and other Statistics. Information relating to various aspects of Socio-economic sector viz. Area, Population, Environment, Education, Health, State Income, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Transport, Tourism, Labour & Employment, Finance and Public Administration & Election have been provided in the publication. I am grateful to all those departments/institutions who have duly furnished requisite information. I hope, this publication will be useful for various planners, administrators, decision makers and researchers etc. Any suggestions for further improvement for publication will be highly appreciated. Lucknow (Dr. Rajendra Tiwari) Dated : January 01,2009 Director Economics & Statistics Division, Uttar Pradesh. lkaf[;dh; lkjka’k mRrj izns’k&2008 Mk0 jktsUnz frokjh funs'kd izkoSf/kd ekxZ n’kZu ,oa i;Zos{k.k 1& Jh vjfoUn dqekj frokjh vij funs'kd 2& Jh cukjlh flag mi funs'kd 3& Mk0 'kq,sc vgen vFkZ ,oa la[;kf/kdkjh 4& Jh t; yky jke xqIr lgk;d vFkZ ,oa la[;kf/kdkjh ¼izHkkjh½ ik.Mqfyfi lajpuk 1& Jh jke izdk'k feJ lgk;d vFkZ ,oa la[;kf/kdkjh 2& Jh losZ'k dqekj vFkZ ,oa la[;k fujh{kd ifjfujh{k.k dk;Z 1& Jh ghjk yky feJ lgk;d vFkZ ,oa la[;kf/kdkjh 2& dq0 oUnuk tkSgjh lgk;d vFkZ ,oa la[;kf/kdkjh 3& Jh vkuUn fd'kskj lDlsuk lgk;d vFkZ ,oa la[;kf/kdkjh 4& Jh vkj0ch0yky JhokLro lgk;d vFkZ ,oa la[;kf/kdkjh 5& Mk0 Jhd`".k ik.Ms; lgk;d vFkZ ,oa la[;kf/kdkjh 6& Jh jes'k dqekj f=ikBh vFkZ ,oa la[;k fujh{kd 7& Mk0 vouhUnz feJ vFkZ ,oa la[;k fujh{kd 8& Mk0 eatw nhf{kr vFkZ ,oa la[;k fujh{kd Vad.k ,oa vU; dk;Z 1& Jherh ljkst ckyk gjh'k vk'kqfyfid ¼m0fu0 Jh flag½ 2& Jh jktho dqekj lDlsuk ofj"B lgk;d 3& Jh jkts'k dqekj dfu"B lgk;d 4& Jherh ekyrh nsoh prqFkZ Js.kh xzkQ]pkVZ] ekufp=] doj i`"B ,oa lsfVax dk;Z 1& Jh f'ko 'kadj ;kno phQ xzkQ vkfVZLV 2& Jh vjfoUn flag lgk;d xzkQ vkfVZLV STATISTICAL ABSTRACT UTTAR PRADESH-2008 DR. RAJENDRA TIWARI Director Guidance and Supervision 1. SHRI A.K. TAWARI Additional Director 2. SHRI BANARASI SINGH Deputy Director 3. Dr.SHUAIB AHMAD Economics & Statistics Officer 4. SHRI. J.R. GUPTA Asstt. Eco. & Stat. Officer (Incharge) Manuscript work 1. SHRI. R. P. MISHRA Asstt. Eco. & Stat. Officer 2. SHRI. SARVESH KUMAR Eco.
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