ANDAMAN AND N1C06AR ISLANDS
BASIC STATISTICS 1993
Issued by : STATISTICAL BUREAU Andaman and Nicobar Administration PREFACE
The present edition ®f Basic Statistics of Aindama! and Nicobar Islands is niaeteenth in the series. It ]prcsent in a precise form importaat data relating to varioHss secton of the economy of these Islands. In order to m^ake th| publication more useful and also to lulfill the ev«r iincreal ing demand for reliable data, all possible efforts haive beei made to collect the latest available data of all secttors ani incorporated iu this edition.
The generous co-operation extended by the Govern* ment Departments and other agencies in making awailabl< the reliable data is gratefully acknowledged. Ini offic< this publication is the result of devoted efforts put in by S/Shri Jacob Varghese, Statistical Officer, M.V. Mfuralee^ dharan, Senior Investigator, Smti Papia Das, Staitistical Assistant and Kum Sateswari, Typist who spared n(0 pains in collection, scrutiny, compilation, tabulation andl typing It is sincerely hoped that the publication will bee useful for policy makers, research scholars. Govt. / Noni-Qovt. officials, tourist and general public at large. Suggestions for further improvement of the pmblican tioQ are most welcome. Place : Port Blair. (BALWANT SINGrH) Director ('Statistics) Statistical Bureaux A & N Administraition. m
m m m m £g m m m m Ea m m I m I SHRI VAKKOM PDRDSHOTHAMAN i Lt. Governor m m a m Andaman and Nicobar Islands u m m NIEPA DC g m m D08717 m h DOCUMEPJTATHXy c a r j^ i I'^ational InsCitu'e of KducatioQal Planning and Adm;n;stratipn. 17'B, Sn Aurobiudo MarJ, New De]i}2-1100i6 D O C, N o...... Shri Manoranjan Bhakta Member of Parliarocat Counsellors to the Admiaistratisnf, Andaman & Nicobar Islands Nanne Work/Dcptts allotted Shri Aberdeen Blair Power, cooperatfon, civil supplies, social welfare. District Jail and Tribal welfare Shrii K. Kandaswamy Public works, Educatien and Sports, Budget and Finance, Planning, Industries Info?mation Publicity & Tourism, Rural Development and Panchayat Shrii N. Vasudevan Forest and Environment, Medical and Public Health, Local Self Govt. Law and Justice and Pradesh Council Shrii Projit Kr. Sarkar Excise, Revenue, Re~ habilitation, Statistics and Official Language Shrii N. Sulaiman Agriculture. Fisheries, AnimalHusbandry, wakf, Shipping and Transport, Labour-Force and Lab our and Employment MEMBERS OF PRADESH COUNCIL, A dN ISLANDS 1. ILt. Governor (Administrator) 2. ^Members of Parliament representing the Union TTerritory of A N Islands (Ex-officiy) 3. CChairman, Port Blair, Municipal Board (](Ex-officio) 4. SShri. B.B. Biswas 5. SShri Sunil Sarkar 5. SShri Saw Haway 7. S5hri Projit Kumar Sarkar 3, SShri Kartick Chandra Nag 9. SShri N«tarajan Sundaram 10. SShri Sushil Dhali 11. SShri Kuppuswamy 12. SShri N. Sulaiman 13. SShri R^ebati Mondal 14. SShri Avtar Singh 15. SShri Sheik Khalil 16. S5hri N.C. Roy 17. Simti Y. Gandhi 18. SIhri K. K^d«^swamy 19. SIhri N. Vasudevan 20. SIhri P.R. Ganeshan 21. SIhri K. Ganeshan 22. SIhri T. Jagannathan 23. Shhri Ebrahim Ali Hussain 24. Sliri. F. Richardson riil 25. Shri. Aberdeen Blair 26. Shri William Cyrill 27. Shri Aboo Soul 28. Smti Aysha Majeed 29. Shri Tambola#
MUNICIPAL BOARD PORT BLAlR Shri P.R. Ganeshan Chairman Shri K. Ganethaa Sr. Vice Chairanan Shri T. Jagannatfa Jr. Vice Chairmian
ELiCTBD MEMBERS 1. Shri H.N. Pirial 2. Shrr P.A. Samad 3. Shri M. Vuudcvan 4. Shri K. Kasdaswamy 5. Shri M. Sohan Rangaiah 6. Shri Mohammed Iqbal 7. Shri M. Veeraghavalu 8. Shri K. Rathinam
NOMINATED MEMBERS 1. Shri Brojinder Eall Saha 2. Shri PN Paul 3. Smti Shanti Malhotra 4. Shri R Raju Gopal SECRETARIES AiNDAMAN & NiaOBAR ADMINISTRATION
SI. No. Name Work / Department allotted U 2 3 11. Chief Secretary 1. Goordiaation ((Shri. R. D, Kapur) 2. Policy matters of all Departments 3. Parliament Questions 4. Consultations with Counsellors 5 I. D. A 6. H. M. A. C 7. Home including Police & Political 8. Prisons 9. Vigilance(Chief Vigilance Officer) 10. Passports 11. Elections 12. Chairman ANIIDCO&PMB 22 Commissioner- 1. Planning cum-Secretary 2. Agriculture (Planning) 3. Animal Husbandry (Smti Kiran 4, 20 Point Programme Dhingra) 5. Co-operation 6. Rural Development and Community Development 7, Panchayats 8. Edui ation 9 Chief Electoral Offic«er Caromisgioner- 1 Finance inclvding acc:ounts cum-S«cratary 2 Audit (F in ih ce) 3 Excise & Statistics 4 Revenue 5 Wakf Secretar y(Ship- 1 Shipping ping&Tfaosport 2 Transport & Communiication Shn Rakesh 3 Ciyil Supplies Mehta 4 ^'ishcries 5 Information, Publicity' & Touriim 5 Secretary to 1 l^ecfctary to LG & LGj ‘s Lt Governor Secretariat {Shri RaketH 2 Health Beharij 3 Personnel & Training including Acrs 6 SecretaryfQenl 1 General Administration! Adran) (Shri 2 Public Grievances Chamaa L sl\) 3 Yo ith Affairs. Science *dTecH hnology & Art & Cultiure 4 Flying Training |nstitutte& Civil Aviation 5 Industries 6 Labour 7 Local Self Govt, excluding Pancbayats 7 Sec:etary(Tribal 1 Tribal Welfare Wetfare)(Smti 2 Social Welfare Bimla Jindgar) 3 Other Backward Classes 4 Rehabilitation 5 Rajya Sainik Board 6 Official Language 7 Administrative Reforms inc luding work study 8 Secretariat Administration 9 Spcciai Secretary [tiome) 10 Special Secretary (Finance) 8 Judicial Secre- 1 Law and Justice tary(Shri 2 Pradesh Council B. Kundu) 19 PCCF/Secretary 1 Forest & Environment (Forests) (Shri 2 Work pertaining to A&N B P Siniia) Islands t-orest & Plantation Develepment Corporation. He will also function as the Chairman of the Corporation 1(0 Chief Engineer/1 Andaman PWD Secr:tary[PWD] 2 Power Shii S P Lalla 3 Urban Devjlopment & Housing
[vij HEABS OF DFPARTMENTS/OFFIGES ANDAMAN AND MCOBAR ADMINISTRATIOIN
Shri Paadey PB Sinha Principal Chief Conservai- tor of Forests Shri S P La1la Chief Engineer, And amain Public Work Depart enit Shri Hayat Siagh Superintending Engineer. PBCC Shri RK Singh Superintending Engineer;, Construction Circle No. II Shri Tapan Mondal Deputy Commissioner, Andaman District Shri Dharam Pal Deputy Commissioner Nicobar District Shri S\ Awaradi Additional District Magis^- tratc Shri SK Ray District and Session Judgej Shri Jitendra Narain Assistant Commissioner, South Andaman Shri Ramcbander Assistant Commissioner, Settlement Shri G Mohan Rao Assistant Commissioner, Mayabunder Dr. Subash Garg Assistant Commissioner, Naacowry Shri Mjay Ksmar Garg Assisiaat CoiRmissl oner, Car Nicobar (HQ) Shri / A jay Kim ar Gupta Assistant Commissi©ner, Cair.pbell Bay Shri M .K. Shgh Inspector General of Police Sbri EBS Brai Sr. Superintendent of Police, Andaman District Shri PPK Lorcng Superintendent of Police, Andaman District Shri FRS Krishnia Superinteadent of Police Nicobar District Brig Achsr Dirscror, Health Services Cdr SBti Anaud Director Shipping Services p r. NMRN Rao Director. Agriculture Shri W Das Director, Education Dr. W Nagaiajan Dixcctor. Animal Hujsban- dary and Veterinary Services Bhri V Venkat Rao Controller, Andaman Labour Force Pr. V ■ Krishcamurthy Director, Fisheries ihri SKK.Haldar Director, Industries )r. BSS Baneijee Director, Information Publicity & Tourism fhri TV/ Balasubramanian Director, Accounts&Budjet
Fviiil Sh[i Narendra Singh Director, Transport Shri Rajendra Singh Director. Tribal Wcllfare Shri DP Mukhopadhyay Registrar of Go-operrative 5 jcieties Shri AKPi-amanik Principal, State Insttitute of Education Dr. BS Sharma Principal, Jawaharlal Nehru Rajkeeya Mahai vidhyalaya Dr. OJ Thomas Principal, Govt. Colllcgc, Car Nicobar Shri Manohar Singh Principal, Polytechnic C o liege Shri Bhagat Singh Superintending Enginteer. Electricity Departmemt Shri US Verma Labour Commissioneir 6 Director of Employimcnt and Training Shri KRR Nair Chief Fire Otficcr Offfice of the chief Fire offices Shri C Uday Kumar Superintendent, District Jail Smti Draupadi Employment officer. Employment Exchangee Shri. SB Shashank Supply Officer CENTIAL GOVT DEPARTMENTS ANP OTHER ORGANISATIONS
Vicee Admiral Fortress Gommander, Fortress Suslhecl Kumar, Headquarters, Navy Office PVSSM,AVSM,VSM Suf^g Capt.TriyngiRai Commanding Officer, INHS Dhanvantari Cap^t. RF Condtractor Commanding Qfficcr, INS Tarawa, Navy Office CapDt. S S Paranjapc Commanding Officer, INS Utkrosh, Navy Office Cdr - S R Cbikodi Commander of the Yard, Floating Dock, Navy Office DIG} Rameshiwar Singh Commander, Coast Guard.
Shrii M A Khan Detachment Commanding Officer 54 BN, Sbrii G Jayalal Station Director, All India Ssadio Shjii A Justin Anthropalofist, Anthropolo gical Survey ot India Smtii Anjaii Anand Director of Audit (ANI> Sriv/astava Shrii R Sivaiwamy Chief Engiaeer&Admiaistrator Andaman Lakshdeep Harbou r work* Shri ArifM Mustafa Incharge, A&N Centre ffor Ocean Development Shri K C Malick Officer-in-charge, Botainical Survey of India Shri S B 6 h«udhary Labour Enforcement off'icer, CLC Organisation, Miniistry of Labour Shri Anand Kumar Deputy Director of Ceinsus operations.
Shri T K Kar Aisistant Collector (Customs) Shri B Das Superintendent,Central Excise Shri i>ugat» Ghosh Deputy Director, coconmt Development Board Shri R Ganguly Deputy Manager, Ccnttral I nJand Water Trans pO)rt Corporation Ltd Shri SG Gangopadhyay Field Publicity Officer
Shri Vijay Singh Officer-in-Charge, FitHd Exhibition Office Shfi VK Gopinathan Mechanical Marine Eingi- neer. Fishery Survey o»f India Director, RMRC, Indian Council of Medical Research Shsri RTayeng Assistant Commissioner, Incomc Tax Office Shiri K Vellaswamy Deputy Central Intelligeace Officerjntelligence Bureau Shiii MS Rathor Principal, Kcndriya Vidya- laya No. I Shrri ML Mahajan Principal Kcndriya Vidyalaya No. I! Shrri HN Gabra Director, Department of Light house & Lightships Shrri BM Dattareya Assistant Direct«r,Market- ing & Service Extension Centre Shrri A Chatterjee Surveyor-in-charge, Merc- intiU Marine Department Shrri Mobin-Ul-Islam Of ficer-in-charge, Mete. rological Deptt. Shrri N Mukherjcc Deputy Regional Director, National Saving Organi sation Dr. V Subba Ra© State Icformatic Of^eier, National Infoiraatic Centre, A & N Slate Unit Shri Amit Bhaumik Aerodrome Officer, Naitie- nal Airport Authority Shri James Mathew Regional Assistant Dirccc- t or, National Sample Survev Organisaiion Shri. ON Jaiswal Assistant Information officer. Press Ia?oriraitian Bureau Shri N Subba Rao PiovidentFund Commiissi- oner Frovideni Fand oisfice Shri SK Das Director, Poj-ial Servictes Shri AK Purkar Plant Protection Oiiiicer, Directorate of Plant IPro lection, Quarantire & Storage, Gtntral Integrjated Pest Mai agemcnt Cemtre Shri P. Paribalan Development Officei, Kubber Beard Regionajl Office Shri Sivagnam Deputy Director, Inchjarge Small Industries Scrvitce Institute S Ihri G Richinaraj Deputy Director, Shrimp Farming Development and Researcti Agcncy SJhrii Ram Yagya Telecom District Manager TelccommuBication Department Siiiri AK Chattopadhya Manager, Govt of India, Tourist office D)r. GC R.ao (ScientistSEj Deputy Director, Zoolo gical Survey of India
A&N Regional Station D)r. AK. Baodyopadhyay Director, Central Agricul tural Research Institute
Slhrii V Singaravelu Managing Director, A&N State Co-op. Bank Ltd.
SEhrii Stnkar Chakrftb®rty Area Manager, A&N Gon, sultancy Centre SJhr i SR Mishra Station Manager, Indian Airlines
SEhri. SK Sadhu Manager, Marketing ope ration Indian Gil Corpora tion Shri AK Chanda Deputy General Managesr, Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. Shri KR Shenoy Branch Manager, Canara Bank Shri R. Parthasarathy Manager Indian Bank Shri KK Das Branch Manager, Life Insurance Corporation cof India Shri S. Roy Chowdhary Manager. Punjab National Bank Shri DK Basu Chief Manager, Stat# Bamk of India Shri I.C Nagaraj Manager, Syndicate Bamk Shri PVO Iyer Senior '4anagfr, United Commercial Bank Shri Rajani K Das Branch Manager, United India Insurance Co Ltd. Shri BA Mathews Managing Director, A&IN Forest & Plantation Devte- lopment Corporation Ltdi. Smti Protima Madha €hairman, A&N State So) < Krishnan cial Welfare Advisory Board Shri Abdul Salam Secretary A&N Islands W akf Board Smti 5Samta Singh President, Family Plan ning Association of India Shri Ganguly Deputy Manager, CIWTC Ltd. New Dry Dock cemplcx Shri RIM Kummur Officer-in-charg», NABARD ^ r i Bieant Singh Director, Sports Authority of India Shri Bieant SiBgh President Seva Niketan 3hri W Ramanathan Branch Manager, the Mew India Assurance Com pany Ltd. GENERAL Table A&N ISLANDS AT A GLANCE [terns Particulars 1 Locattion Bay of Bengal Geogiraphical Situation Longittude 92 degree to 94 degree East tatituide 6 degree to 14 degree N erth Ailitui (Metre) SaddHe Peak (Highest Point) 732 M ouot Harriet 365 Area A & M Islands [sq.km] 8249 Andaimans Oistrict[sq.km] 6408 Nicob)ars District [sq.km] 1841 Urbam [sq.km] 14 Rural [sq.km] 8235 Distarnce by sea [km] Port ffllair-Calcutta 1255 Port IBlair-Madras 1190 Port Blair-Vishakapatnam 1200
XVll Population (1991 Census) Males [No.] 154369 Females [No] 126292 to ta l [No.] 280661 Andamans District [No.] 241453 Nicobars District [No.] 39208 Urban [No.] 74955 Rural [No.] 205706 Density of population Per sq. km. [No] 34 Sex ratio (Females per thousand males) A & N Islands 818 Andamans District 814 Nicobars District 840 Climate Normal Annual rainfall Port Blair (m m) 3180.0 Actual rainfall 1993 [mm] 2542,9 Mean Maximum TempcrtBre 1993 (C °) 30° Mean Minimum Temperature 1993 [C°] 24° Mean Relative Humidity 1993 [%J 77
XVlll 1 2
Acdministrative set up Diistricts [No] 2 Suib Divisions » 4 Taihsils „ 7 CO Blocks „ 5 T ow n „ 1 Lo)k Sabha seat ,, 1 MiuDicipal Board „ 1 Grram Naya Panehayats „ 44 Police Station/Out post „ 50 Fisre Station „ 11
Fo)rcsts 1993 Resserved Forest sq km 2929 Prcotected Forest „ 4242- Toital Forests ,, 7171
Aniimal Husbandry 1993 Vetterinary Dispensary/Sub Disiperinary [No] 35 Vetterinary Hospital „ 9 Mo>blie Veterinary Dispensary „ 7 Livestock & Poultry (1987 census) Cattle * [No] 47325 Buffaloes ,, 14400 Poultry M 442774 Educatioa H 992-93) Literacy Rate [No] 73.02 Educational Institution „ 344 Enrolment ,, 80429 Teachers „ 4027 Fisheries f1992-93] Fish landed [Tonnes] 24328 Estimated Value [Rs in lakhs] 3575 Fisheries requisite distributed 10 Fisherman family settled [No] 311 Medical & Public Health (1992-93) Hospitals [No.] 3 Dispensaries 2 Primary Health Centre .. 17 Sub-Centre 91, Urban Health Centre 5 Community Health Centre 4 1 2
Bedis available 880
Dotctors 99 106
Murrscs 9* 247 Roiads n 992-93) biatck lopped [km] 790
Oibier Roads 99 27 Tramsport & Communication 1992-93 Maiinland-Island passenger Shiips [No] 3
Pasjsenger embarked 99 52310
Passsenger Disembarked 99 57472
M oltcr Vehicles 0 9^ 11088
Postt offices 99 97 Teleegraph offices 59 32
Telephone exchanges 99 11
Teleephone Connections 99 2784
TeleephoBC Extension 99 340 Powver (1992-93^ Tnsttalled Capacity kw 28395 Genieration kwh 62225364 Conisumption kwh 46156118 Villages electrified No. 491 ladustrics and Labour ()992-92^s Registered factories under Factory Act, 1949 (No) 45 Average workers emplayed daily 5314 Work Committee functioning 25 Shop/Commercial establishment 1012 Theatres & Restaurants 105 Employment (1992-93) Employment Exchange (No) 1 Employment Information and Assistance Bureau 4 Applicants on live register as on 31-3-93 „ 20,899 Placement 575 Co-operative Societies 427 Membership .. 52,018 Share Capital [Rs’ 000] 19,230 Working Capital „ 2,59,849 Reserve fund ,, 29,940 8th Five year plan outlay 68500 (Rs in lakhs) Annaul plan 1993-94 (Rs. in lakhs) 15630 Tourism Govt Guest Houses No. 37 Foreign Tourist arrival in Andanans No. 2131 CONTENTS
TabHe Mo. Heading Page No
1. A&N Islands at a glance XVII-XXII I Agriculture
1.1 Land Utilisation Statistics of Andamans 1 1.2 Area and production of various crops in A&N Islands 1992 93 2 1.3 Area and production of Rubber 3 1.4 Area and production of Red oil palm 3 1.5 Distribution of *ecds ' 4 1-6 Distribution of seedlings 5 1.7 Distribution of pesticides 6 1 8 Distribution of Fertilizers 6 1.9 Number, area and average size of ope rational holdings in A&N Islands. 7 1.10 Number, area and average size of operational holdings in Andamans District. 8 1.11 Number, area and average size of opera tional holdings in Nicobars District. 9
XXlll Table No. Heading P»g‘e No 2. Animal Husbandry 2.1 Livestock and poultry in A&N Islands 10 22 Tahsilwise livestock and poultry 1987 Census 10 2.3 Veterinary facilities in AAN Islands 11 2.4 District wise veterinary facilities in A& N Islands 12 2.5 Tahsil-wise veterinary cases attended. 13 3. Area and Population
3.1 Sub-Divisions, tahsils and revenue villages 14 3.2 Population of A&N Islands since 1901 15 3.3 Growth rate of population 16 3.4 Tahsilwise population 17 3.5 Population of inhabited Islands 118-20 3.6 Population by age group 21 3.7 Religion wise population of A& N Islands 22 3.8 Household population by language mainly spoken in the household 23-24 3.9 Distribution of main working population 25 3.10 Population of Port Blair town 26 3.11 Sex ratio 2^ 3 122 Tahsil wise sex ratio 27 3.133 Density of population in A&N Islands 27 3.141 Tahsil wise Density of population 28 3 15) Tribal population 29 3 16) Tahstl wise handicapped personi 29 3.17 Tahsil wise census villages and average population 30 3.18 Inhabited census villages classified by population 30 3.19 Island-wise houses and households 31-32 3 20 Marital status of population 3^ 4. Civil Suppliei 4.1 Imports by supply Department 33 4.2 Wholesale prices of foodgrains at Port Blair 34 4.3 No. of fair price shops 34 4.4 Fair price shops in Municipal area ©f Port Blair town . 4.5 No. of fair prict shops by Management 35 4.6 Storage facilities in A&N Islands 36 5. Climate 5.1 Normal and actual rainfall in Port Blair 36 5.2 No. of rainy days and'rainfall recorded at Port Blair 37 5-3 Rainfall at varieus stations 3^ 5.4 Temperature at Port Blair 39 5.5 Mean relative humidity at Port Blair 40 5.6 Mean wind speed at Port Blair 41 6. Commerce 6 1 Commercial establishments and employment in A&N Islands 42 6.2 Economic Census 1990-Summary Result* 4.3 44 6.3 Net State Domestic Products at current price from 1985-86 to 1992-93 45 6.4 Net State Domestic Product at constant price from 1985-86 to 1992-93. 46 7. Co-operation j»\ Co-operative societies in A & N Islands 7.2 Membership and capital of co-operative societies 47 7.3 District wise membership and capita] of cooperative focipties as on 31.03 93. 48 7.4 Sector wise co-operative societies in A & N Islands as on 31-03-1993 49 8. Education 8.1 No. of literates ia A&N Islands 50 Tab)Ic No. Heading Page No- 8.2 No of literates among Rural, Urban population 50 8.3 No of litfrates in Port Blair towu 51 8 4 Tahsil wise percentage of literates 5l 8.5 Educational Institutions in A&N Islands 52 ^.6 Institution-wise no. of students 53 )3*7 Educational Institutions, enrolment and teachers in A&N Islands 54 8.8 District vitise educational institutions and enrolment 54 8.9 Z ne-wise No. of educatiomal instit ution enrolment & teachers 1992*93 55 8.10 Educational institution!, enrolment & teachers in Port Blair town 56 8.11 Educational institutions & institution-wise enrolment in Municipal area. 1992-93 56 8J 2 Stage wise enrolment of students 57 ^.13 District-wise and stage-wise enrolment of students 58 8.14 Enrolment of Tribal pupils 59 8J5 Schoiarships awarded by education deptt. forhigher education 1992-93 60 61 3.16 No* of educational institutions in Public A Private sector 62 8.17 Enrolment of students in public and private schools as on 31-03-93 63 8.18 N o. of Teachers in public and private schools as on 31-03-93 64 8.19 All India Secondary Examination results 65 8.20 All India Sr. Secondary examination re«ults 65 8.21 Enrolment of students in teachers 66 training institute 8.22 Teaching staff in teachers training institute; 66 8 23 Examin«ltion results of teachers trainiag institute 66 8,24 J.N.R.M enrolment A its and commerce group 67 8 25 J.N.R.M enrolment (Science group) 68 8.26 J.N.R M Teaching staff 68 8.27 J.N.R.M college Result* of Arts & Commerce Group 69 8.28 J.N.R.M College Results of Science Group 70 8.29 B Ed Examination results 70 8.30 Membership of state library 71 8.31 Books and Magazines in State Library as on 31-3-93 71 8.32 Enrolment of students in Govt. Polytechnic 1992-93 72 3.-3 Examination Result in Govt. Polytec hnic College 1992-93 72 8.3^ Adult Education centres in A&N Islands 73 8.35 District-wise enrolment cf adults 74 8.3(6 Adults made literate in A&N Islands 74 8 y n Adults tribals made literate 75 9 Election 9.1 Election to Lok Sabha 1991 75 9.2 Distribution ©f votei polled 76 9.3 Region wise polling stations 76 9 4 No. of Electorates 77 9.5 Voting preference by electorates 78 9.6 Election to Port Blair Municipal Board 1991 78 9.7 Distribution of Total votei polled 1991 79 9.8 Voting preference by electorates 1991 80-83 10. Employment 10,11 Govt. Employees under A&N Admn Regular staff 84 10.2 Employment Exchange-Applicants 85 10 3 Employment Information and Assistance Bui^eau - Applicants and placement. 86 10. 4 No. of registrants according to academic qualification during 92-93 on live register of Employment Exchange Port Blair. 87 10.5 Registration and placement of schedule tribles 87 10.6 Placement made by Employment Exchange. 88 10.7 MonJh-wiss placement 1992-93 8S 10.8 Vacancies notified and filled-up 89 10.9 Month-wise vacancies notified and filled.up 1992-93 89
11. Finance U.l Revenue Receipts and revenue expenditure 90 11.2 Excise Revenue in Aadamans District 91 11.3 Banks in A&N Islands 1992-93 92-93 11.4 A&N State Co-operative Bank Ltd Port Blair 94 11.5 Financial position of A&N State Co-- operative Bank Ltd. 95 11.6 Deposits of-State Co-operative Bank Ltd. Port Blair during 92-93 95 11.7 Life Insurance 96 11.8 General Insurance policies and premiom handled 97 11.9 Small, saviags ia A&N Islands 9 ^-l(^ 11.10 Income tax collection in A&N Islands 100 12. Fisheries 12.1 Fisheries io A&N Islands 101 12.2 Quantity and value of Fish landed in A&N Islandi 102 12.3 Fishery survey trials in Andamans 102 1 .4 Production and price of Inland and Marine fish 103
13. Forest
^iil Forest area in A&N Islands 104 I3rt2 Division-wise forest area as on 31-3-93 104 13.3 Agency-wise timber extraction in A&N Islands 105 13*4 Intake and out turn of Govt. Saw Mills 105 ljf.5 Outturn of Major Forest Produce 106 13.6 Shipment «f Timber from Islands by Forest Department 106 [3.7 Riveiiue earned by forest Deparmtnt 107 13.8 Availability of pategory wise timber (Loigj in A&K Islands during 1992-93 107
14. Industrie 4.1 No. of Industries in A&N Islands 108 14.2 Region wise small scale ladostrial units IO9 14.3 Registered factories and factory labour 110 14.4 Loan sanctioned te Industrial units 111 14.5 Work Committees 112 14.6 Factory accidents 112 14.7 Industrial disputes 112 14.8 Trade Unions 113 14.9 Printing press in A&N Islands 113 15. Law & Order 15.1 Details of police personnel 114 15.2 Police station/out post 115 15.3 Road accidents 116 15.4 Crimes in A&N Islands IBT-llg 15.5 Fire stations in A&M Islands 119 15.6 Incidents of Fire 120 15.7 Prison population 120 15.^ Age-wise distribution of convicts in District jail 121 15.9 Literacy amongst convicts of District Jail 121 ]5.10 Industrial production of District Jail 122| 15.11 Suicides in A & N Islands 123 15.12 Causes of suicides 16. Medical & Public Health 16 11 Medical facilities in A&N Islands 125 16 21 Region-wise Hospit^Als and Dispensaries J26 16 3 Tahsilwise hospitals and dispensaries 127 16 41 Bed strength of Hospitals 128-129 ’6 5 Medical personnel 130 16.65 Registered Birth & Death in A&N Islands 131 16 77 Average number of daily in patients & outpatients at Port Biair Hospitals 131 16.ffi Patients treated in Govt Hospitals and dispensarif s according to diseases 132 16.^9 Death in Hospital according to causes 133 16J10 Maternity cases attended 133 16 111 Monthwise sterilisation operations performed 134 16.112 Tubectomy operations & lUD Insertions 134 16.113 Monthwise tubectomy operation & lUD Insertion 135 17. Planning & Development 17,11 New 20 point programme under selected items 136*144 17.22 Plan outlay & expenditure 145 17.3 Community development blocks 146 17.4 Panchayats in A&N Islands 147 18 Post & Telegraphs 18.1 Postal facilities in A&N Islands 147 18.2 -Region wise postal faciliiies 148 18.3 Telephone facilities in A&N Islands 148 18 4 'Region wise Telephone Conneetions 149 18.5 Telephone Connections in Port Biair Municipal area 150 19 POWER 19.1 Electricity installed capacity & Genera tion in A&N Islands 150 19.2 \3istricit wise installed capacity & Generation 1992-93 150 19.3 Month wise Electricity Geneiation in urban area 151 19.4 Month wise Electricity Generation in rural area 152 19.5 Electricity consumption in A&N Islands 152 19.6 M onth wise electricity consumption in Head quarter area 153 19.7 Monthwise electricity consumption in rural area 154 19.8 Tahsil wise Electricity consumers in A&N Islands 155 19.9 Scet(»r~wise electricity Consumption in A & N Islands 156-157 19.10 Month.vise & Sectorwise electricity consumption in urban area 158 J9 11 Monthwise & sectorwise elgctricity Consumption in rural area . 159 19,12 Electrification of villages 160 20 Roads !D 1 Road length in A & N Islands 160 20.2 Important roads in A & N Islands 161 20.3 Xcngth of Andaman Truok Road 162 21. Social Welfare 211 Welfare extension/border area projects 162 21 2 Grant-in-aid Sanctioned 163-164 El 3 Institution benefitted by State Social welfare Advisory Board. 165 >1.4 Enrolment in Seva NikjStan 166 22. Tourism 12A Places of tourist interest 166*168 >2.2 Govt. Guest Houses in A & N Islands 168*170 >2.3 Indian Airlines-Calcutta/Port Blair Schedule 170 12A Indian Airlines-Madras / Port Blair Schedule 171 J2.5 Indian Airline tariff rates 171 22.6 Passenger fares for Mainland/ Island Shipping Services 172 22.7 Distance by sea between important Places 173-174 22.8 Passenger fares for inter Island/ forehore ferry Services 17'5»]77 22.9 Passenger fares for Harbouf ferry Services 17'8-179 22.10 Distance by Road & Bus fares li
24. Miscellaneous
24 1 Municipalities in A & N Islands 201 24,2 Revenue and txpenditure of Municipal Board 201 24.3 Entertainment tax collected by Municipal Board 202 24.4 Octroi collected by Municipal Board Port Blair 202 24.5 Loan Sanctioned under low Income grouphousing scheme by A&N Admn. 202 24 6 Newspapers published in A&N Islands 203 24.7 Religious places in A&N Islands. 204 24.8 Cintma houses in A&N Islands 204
xxxviii 24.9 Films Exhibited in cinema houses in A&N Islaids 205 24.10 Exhibition organised by field ffxhibition office 205 24.11 Distribution of petroleum products 205
25. ALL INDIA STATISTICS 25.1 India's Eccoomy in Figures 207-220 25.2 Population of India Since 1901 221 25.3 Population Birth and Death Rates 222-223 25.4 Populatisn of India changes in sex 224 25.5 Expectation of Life in India 224 25.6 Programess of Literacy in India 1990-91 225 25.7 National Income of India 226 25.8 International Gomparison^ Gross National Preduct per Capita GNP 227 25.9 faternational Comparisons Area and Population - 1986 228-229 25,10 Main Inflation Indicators Percent 230 Conversion Tables 231-232 £!.-y ■ y
AGRICULTURE
Table - 1.1
Land utilisation statistics o f Andamans (Area in Hect)
Ite:m 1992-93
To)tal Geographical area of Andaman 640800.00
To)tal reporting area 76128.04
Arfea not arailable for culltivation 17082.64
OtJher uncultivated land excluding f allow land 39790.69
Fa.llow Land 4414.46
To*tal cropped area 15523.69
Net area sown 14840.25
Ar ea sown more than oace 683.44 Tabic - 1.2
Area ind production of various crops in A&N Islands 1992-93
Name of Area in Production in crops Hectare Tonnes
Rice 12025 31574
Banana 1568 12143
Sweet Potato 145 291
Tapioca 415 3513
Papaya 218 1797
Cashewnut 567 205
Sugar Cane 249 6223
Rabi Pulses 1595 574
Coconut 24322 84.81 (million niuts^ Table -1.3 Area and production of Rubber
Year Area (H«ct) Production(Kgs)
^988—89 615.00 5,79,000 1989—90 615.00 4,90,000 1990—91 615.00 5,20,000 1991—92 614.00 5,66,000 1992-93 61400 5,71,132
Table - 1.4 Area and production of Red Oil Palm
Year Area (Hect^ Oil Production (MT)
1988—S9 1593 560 1989—90 1593 507 1990—91 1593 432 1991—92 1593 562 1992—93 1593 712 Year Paddy^Tonne) Vegetables (Kg)
1988—89 95 7000
1989-90 71 2^500
1990—91 50 5162
1991—92 52 3613
1992—93 33 4016 Year Items 198S 89 1989 90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93
Coconut seedlirgs 59832 75911 82761 85510 78456 Arecanut seedJmgs 145858 111810 98935 117522 308735 Vegetable seedlings 189682 145778 205128 271698 ’68851 Fruit Plant Suckers 50969 24060 19495 19710 38647 Banana suckers 19870 67675 55855 22000 — Pine-apple suckers 138000 132535 45900 NA 161403 Ornamental seedlings 3506 3553 4766 7001 7407 Year fr-esticidcs (Dry type) Pesticides(Liquid) in tonne in Litre
1988—89 265 5178 1989-SO 133 2734 1990-91 138 2370 m i — 92 151 2924 1992— 93 171 3068
Table - 1.8 Distribution of Fertilizers(M. Tonne)
Year Nitrogenous Phospbatic Potassic
1988-89 170 137 118 1989-90 177 99 53 1990-~91 126 82 43 1991—92 112 94 46 1992—93 184 118 83 ? Size class No. Oi holding Area ofholding Average size (Hect) ! Hect) (Fkct)
Marginal 2441 921.0 0.37
^ Small 2425 3435.0 1.41
Si,mi Medium 3370 8293.0 2.46
Medium 2112 9092.0 4.30
Large 66 4787.0 72.53
Total 10U4 26528.0 2.54 Size class No of holdings Area ot Aversgc sixe (Hect) holdings (Htct)
Marginal 2434 917.0 0.37 oo Small 2424 3 03.0 ?.41
Semi Medium 3359 8266.0 2.46
Medium 1831 7733.0 4.22
Largs 55 3517.0 63.94
Total 10103 23366.0 23.6 Size class No. of holdings Area of holding Average size (Hect^ (Hect) (Hect)
Marginal 7 4.0 0.57
Small 1 2.0 2.00
Semi medium 11 27.0 2.45
Medium 281 1359.0 4.83
Large 11 1270.0 115.45
Total 311 2662.0 8.55 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Table 2.1 LivSei Stock and Poultry in Andamai& Nicobor Islands
Livesto6k & Poultry Livestock, census 1987 (No.) Cattle 47,325 B u ffalo s 14400 Goats 45,062 Pigs' 29,640 Tolfal Livesfbck 1,36,427 Total Pbultry 4,42,774
Table - 2.2 Tahsil wise Livestock and poultry 1987 census
■irahsil Livestock [No] Poultry |[N6,) biglipur 14614 46,322 Mayabunder 15172 46,902 kangat 11888 54,808 Port Blair 31529 139869 Ferrargimj 21513 84,148 Car Nicobar 12146 20,213 Hatitcovrie 29565 50,512 to ta l 136427 442774 Veterioafy facilities in Andaman & Nicobar Islands As ©n 31st March Item 1989 ly90 1991 1992 1993 ______[No.] [No ] [No.] fNo.] [No.] Veterinary Hospital 8 8 8 9 9 Disease iavestigation laboratory 1 1 1 2 2 Artificial insemination centre 5 5 5 5 5 Artiffcial insemination sub-centre 26 26 26 26 26 Key yTllage units 16 16 16 16 16 Key Village block 2 2 2 2 2 Veterinary dispensaries and sub dispensaries 33 36 36 36 36 Govt. Poultry Farni 5 5 5 6 6 Training Centre 1 1 1 1 1 Cattle Farm 1 1 1 1 1 Foddei Farm 2 3 3 4 4 Qaaraatine Unit I 1 1 1 I Piggery demonstration Unit 3 3 3 4 4 Gobar gar plant 3 3 3 3 3 Veterinary aid centre — —— 1 1 Hatctiery —— — 4 4 Baffaloe breeding farm 1 1 Goat br«eding farm/uni t — _ 3 3 Duck'rå unit — — — 2 2 Mobile dispensary ——. 7 7 Table - 2.4 District wise veterinary facilities in A&N Islands ______as oo 31-3-93______Item Andaman District iNicabar District [No] [No] Veterinary Hospital 7 2 Disease Investigation laboratory 2 — Mobile dispensary 4 3 Artificial insemination centre 3 2 Artificial iHsemination sub-centre 26 — Key village units 12 4 Key village block 2 ------Veterinary dispensaries and sub-dispensaries 28 7 Govt, poultry farms 4 2 Training centrc 1 — Cattle farm 1 — Fodder farm 4 — Quarantine unit 1 — Piggery demonstration unit 2 2 Gobar gas plant 3 1 Hatchery 3 1 Veterinary aid centre 1 — Buffaloe breeding farm — 1 Goat breeding farm/unit 2 1 Cattle Farm 1 — 12 Animals treated Birds Vaccinated Tahsil 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992 93
Diglipur 71441 88,008 1,08,483 1,09,454 1,10,894 25,015 — 500 189 200
Mayabunder 36,349 30,069 26,198 25,392 37,221 6,624 12,851 1163 1163 — Rangat 63,568 83,837 61,528 79,259 89,450 14,312 800 1100 8,413 3,317 Port Blair 81,464 68,894 63,652 1,00,369 97,387 1,90.109 1,34.414 3.25,088 2,33,515 2,33,347 Fcrrarguj 1,00,345 80,173 80,938 89,430 1,11,913 24,644 17.749 36,703 20,392 5,894 CarNicobar 8.026 10,246 8,710 76,28 8,030 6,275 6,415 9,695 9,863 1,156 I'iancowry 25,965 26,327 25,769 21,618 38,705 6,762 11.378 3,064 — 295 rotal 3,87,158 3,87,554 3.75.278 4,33,150 4,93.600 2,73,741 1,83,607 3,77,763 2,13,535 2,44,209 AREA AND POPULATION
Table - 3 1 Sub-Divisioas tahsils and revenue villages
Sub- TahsiJs included Revenue Division in the sub-division villages (No.)
M ayabunder .Mglipur 21
M ayabunder 2^
f^angat
South Andamao Port Blair 57
F«!rrargunj 54
Car Nic bar Car Nicobar —
Nancowry Noncowr> 7
To'al 204 Table 3.2 PopulatioB of A&N Islands Since 1901 (In No?)
Census year Andaman fvicobar Total Prccentage of decatal variation
1901 18,138 6,511 24,649 _ 1911 17,641 8,818 26,459 [+ ] 7.34 1921 17,814 9,272 27,086 [+ ] 2.37 1931 19,223 10,240 29,463 [+] 8*78 1941 21,316 12 452 33,768 [+ ] 14.61 1951 18,962 12,009 30,971 [ H 8.28 1961 48,985 14,563 63,548 [+ ] 105 19 1971 93,468 21,665 1,15,133 [+] 81.17 1981 1,58,287 30,454 1,88,741 [+] 63.93 l99i 2,41,453 39,208 2,80,661 [+J 48.70 Table ~ 3.3 Grov.th rate of population
Percentage decadal variation in population Decade A&N Islands Andaman Nicobar Bistrict District
1901 n l + j 7.34 [-] 2.74 1 + ] 35.43 1911-21 [+] 2.37 [+] 098 [+ j 5 15 cr\ 1921-31 [+] 8 78 [+] 7.91 (+] 10 44 1931-41 [+ ] 14.61 t+ ] 10.89 1+] 21.60 1941-51 (—) 8.28 (—) 11.04 (-) 3.56 1951-61 (+ )i0 5 19 ( + J15.U3 (+ ) 21.27 1961-71 (+ ) 81.17 (+ ) 90.81 (+ ) 48.77 1971-81 (+ ) 63 93 ( + ; 69.35 ( + ) 40.57 1981 91 [+] 48.70 [+] 52.54 [+] 28.74 Table - 3.4 Tahsil wise population
Tabsil Male Female Total Percentage (No) rN o; [No] Variation 1981 1991 1981 J991 1981 1991 Diglipur 8509 12801 7193 10933 15702 23734 + 51 15 Mayabunder 7792 11621 6!62 9949 13954 21570 + 54.58 Rangat 13756 18117 10533 15251 24289 33368 + 37.36 Port Blair 44701 69333 31628 54171 76329 123'04 + 61,80 Ferrargunj 15688 21186 12325 18091 28013 39277 + 40 21 Nancowry 8784 11147 6184 8725 14968 19872 + 32.76 Car Nicobar 8031 10164 7455 9172 15486 19336 + 24 86
A&NI 107261 154369 81480 126292 188741280661 + 48 70 Table - 3 5 Population of inhabited Islands ^991 census^ UT/District Tot&l Population Sclaeduled Tahsil/Isiand/ Rural (Persons) Tribess Town Urban [NO] (Persons) No. 1 2 3 4 iAndaman d- Micobar Islands Total 2,80,661 26,770 Rural 2,05,706 26,268 Urban 74,955 502 Andaman District Total 2,41,453 1917 Rural 1,66,498 1415 Urban 74,955 502 Diglipur Tahsil Rural 23,734 3 1 Warcondam Island Rural 17 2 East Island Rural 29 1 3 North Andaman Island [Part] Rural 23,396 2 4 Smith Island Rural 292 -—. Mayabunder Tahsil Rural 21,570 16 North Andaman Island [Part] Rural 8,092 1 5 Stewart Island Rural 2 — 6 Curlew Island Rural 2 --- 7 Aves Island Rural 3 — 1 2- 3 4 8 lHt«Fview Island Rural 19 1 9 Middle Andaman L and IPari] Rural 13,452 14 Raugat Tahsil Rural 33,368 101 Middle Andaman Island (Fart Rural 31,449 161 10 ‘'roiob Island Ruial 2 — 11 Lonj’ Island iK ur^l 1917 — Port aiair Tahi 1 Total 1.23.504 1743 Rural 48,549 1241 Urban 74,955 502 12 North Passage Island Rufal 47 — 13 Strait Island Rural 33 24 14 Baiatang Island Rural 5560 4 15 Peel Island Rural 4 — 16 Haveiock Island Rural 3681 — 17 John Lawarance Island Rural 53 1 18 Neil island Rural 2463 4 19 South Andamao Island (Part) Total 98828 508 Rural 23873 6 Urban 74955 502 20 Rutland Island Rural 562 2 1 2 3 4 21 North Sentinel Island Rural 26 26 22 Littie Andaman i&land Rural 12247 1174 FtrrarguDj Tahsil Rural 39277 54 South Andaman Island (Part) Rural 39268 54 23 Flat Bay Island Rural 2 _ 24 Viper Island Rural 7 Nicobars District Total 39.208 24.853 Rural 39.208 24.853 Urban 1 CarNicobar Tahsil Rural 19,336 15,78i Car Nicobar Island Rural 19,336 15,781 Napcowry Tahsil Rural 19,872 9072 2 Chowra Island Rural 1225 1196 3 Teressa Island Rural 1779 1617 4 BHmpoka Island Rural 51 51 5 Katchal Island Rural 5072 2491 6 Nancowry Island Rural 1014 907 7 Kamorta Island Rural 2973 1393 8 Trinket Island Rural 350 350 9 Pulomilo Ulaad Rural 122 109 10 Little Nicobar Island Rural 308 295 11 Kondullsland Rural 147 139 12 Great Nicobar Rural 6831 524 Population by age group fn 00
Age group Rural Urban Tbfdl (in year) 0 - ^ 211 61 5~ 9 203 62 265 10—14 159 53 21-2 15-^1^ 116 47 163 2 0 -24 134 58 192 25— 144 58 202 30—34 *100 43 r43 35—39 95 36 131 40—44 68 26 94 45 49 56 22 78 50—54 38 13 51 55—59 21 7 28 60-^64 18 4 22 65-^63 10 2 12 704- 17 3 20 Age not stated 1 1 2 Total 1391 496 1887 Tible - 3.7
Rcligoia wise Population of A A N Islanc^
Religion POPULALION CENSm 19:51 isni 1981 Nos. Nos. T^os.> Nos.
Hindus 9294 32781 70134 12^793 Muslims 4783 m i 11655 16I88 Christians 9494 17973 3d342 48274 Siifhs 126 241 865 991 Budhists 16C4 1707 103 127 Jains 1 3 14 11 others 5669 3445 2;020 1357 .. - .. - .
199i census figuret at§ not yet reietsed. Household population by language mainly spolccn in the household (1981 census) Nasie of the language Male Female Total mainly spoken 1 2 3 4 Assamese 10 8 18 Bengali 23138 21009 44147 Gujrati 68 42 n o Hindi 17761 14685 32446 Kannada 120 114 234 Kashmiri 1 4 5 Malayalam 10138 8524 18662 Maraihi 175 157 332 Oriya 53 38 91 Panjabi 964 811 1775 Stndhi 10 4 14 Tamil 15640 10845 26485 Telugu 9965 7667 17632 Urdu 937 860 17^7 Coorgi/Kadagu 14 5 19 Dogri 2 4 6 English 47 44 91 Qorkhali/Nepali 140 114 254 1 2 3 4 Kberiia 1125 846 1971 K onkani 16 S 24 K.UI amkh/Oranm 3232 2529 5761 Mundlt 1072 794 1866 Mundiari 274 202 476 hlicobari 11012 10412 21424 Santhiali 3 3 6 Tulu 1 1 2 ooadii (Muria) 2 3 5 Lushafi / Mizo 3 3 6 Other language spoken 1755 1471 3226 Total 97678 81207 178885 Distribution of main working populatiOQ (1991 ccnsus)
Population to total workers Category Male Femal Total Male female TiJial
Cultivators 12824 1701 14525 17 17 16 Agricultural 14 Ul labourers 4587 m i 4989 6 5 Household Industry 3868 1168 4976 5 11 5 Other workers 59386 6931 66317 73 68 74
Total main workers 80665 !1Q142 90807 100 100 100 Year Population Becadal %Decadal ' i Variatioq V ariaiton m i 7,789 — — i m \4.07S [+ ] 6^86 [+]^Q.7€l \ m 26,218 I+112H3 [+]86.27 >981 49,634 [+]23416 |4,955 l+]253?l [4-151.02
Table-3.11 Sex Ratio*
Decadet A&N Andaman Nicoba*^ islands District . . . 31^ m r ^197 U i- 1911 352 197 825 1921 303 146 7 ^ 1931 495 348 &»1 1941 574 433 m i 1951 625 489 m 1961 617 554 872 1971 644 615 m 1981 760 750 811 1991 818 814 S4d ^ No of females ptr iOOO mak« 26 Tabic-3.12 Tahsil-wisc Sex ratio* Tahsil Sex ratio as per census year 1961 1971 1981 1991 Diglipur 714 793 845 854 Mayabunder 543 707 791 856 Rangat 427 632 766 842 Port Blair NA 560 708 781 Ferrar Gunj NA 609 786 854 Car Nicobar 926 902 928 902 Naoc«wry 767 618 704 783 ♦ No of females per 1000 males
Table 3.13 Density of population of A&N Islands Year Density (persons per S q. KM» 1901 3 1911 3 1921 3 1931 4 1941 4 1951 4 1961 8 1971 14 1981 23 1991 34 Table - 3 14 Tahsil wise Density of Population Tahsjil Persons per sq. KM 1971 1981 1991 Diglipur 11 18 27 Mayjabunder 6 10 16 ilang;at 14 23 31 p/Blair/Ferrargunj 20 33 52 !^ar N icobar 105 120 152 Nancowry 4 8 12 A&N' T-Silands 14 23 34 Tabic - 3 15 TRIBAL POPULATION Census year 1951 1,961 1971 1981 1991 1 (No.) (No ) V^o.) No ) (No.) Andamanese 23 19 24 26 U\ Ouges (150) 129 112 97 NA Jarwas (50) (500) NE 31 NA Sentinalese — (50) NB NE NA Nicobar Islands Nicobareso 11902 13903 17874 21685 NA Shompens (20) 71 92 223 NA Total 12145 M672 18102 22062 26770 N.E. — Not Enumarated, Note - figures in Brackets are estimated Table ■ 3.16 Tah&il wise handicapped persons-1981 census. Tahsil fiiiud Crippled Dumb Diglipur 3 9 6 Mayabunder — 4 7 Rangat 5 17 13 Port Blair 18 18 23 Ferrarguoj 5 12 14 CarNicobar 32 45 13 Nancowry 6 9 3 Tahsil wise census villagejs and average population 1991 cprsus Tahsil Census Average Popultlion village per vilJagf? Diglipur 42 565 Ma>'abuader 71 304 Rangat 75 445 Port Blair h7 558 Ferrargunj 80 491 Car Nicobar 16 1208 Nancowry 176 1!3 Total 547 376 Table - 3.18 Inhabited census villages classified by population - 1991 censtis Number ot Population Village villages Male Ft-male Total With popuiaiiom less than 200 285 9274 7714 16988 200—499 95 15979 13976 29955 500—999 65 26027 21590 47617 1000—1999 A4 328:o 28245 61065 2000 A above 15 27886 22195 5C08I Total 504 111986 93720 2057 ‘6 30 Table - 3.19 Island wise Houses and households 1991 censHs Tahsil/1 land Occupied Households Residential houses [No.] [No] 1 2 3 1 ©IGLIPUR TAHSIL 4768 4773 1 Narcondam Island 3 3 2 East Island 15 15 3 NoithAndamanIsland[part] 4679 4684 4 Smith Island 71 71 2 MAYABUNDER TAHSIL 4614 4615 North Andaman IsIand[Part] 1748 1749 5 Stewart Island 1 1 6 Curlew Island 1 1 7 Aves Island 1 1 8 Interview Island 3 3 9 Middle Andaman Island [Part] 2860 2860 3 RANGAT TAHSIL 7406 7418 Middle Andaman Island [Part] 6872 6884 10 Prolob Island 2 2 11 Long Island 532 532 4 PORT BLAia TAHSIL 26848 27533 12 North Passage Island 22 22 13 Strait Island 12 12 14 Baratang Island 1135 1135 1 2 3 4 15 Peel Island 4 4 16 Havelock Island 757 769 17 JohnLawrance Island 19 19 18 Neil Island 523 534 19 South Andaman Island [part] 21350 21996 20 Rutland Island 158 158 21 North Sentinel Island 1 1 22 Little Annaman Island 2867 2883 ) FERRARGUNJ TAHSIL 7856 7878 South Andaman Island{Par»] 7853 7871 ;23 Flat Bay Island 1 1 24 Viper Island 2 6 6 CAR NICOBAR TAHSIL 2545 2592 1 Gar Nicobar hland 2545 2592 7 NANCOWRY TAHSIL 4263 4304 2 Chowra Island 249 250 3 Teresa Island 383 388 4 Bompoka Island 10 10 5 Katchal Island 1036 1040 6 Nancowry Island 122 127 7 Kamorta Island 603 611 8 Trinket Island 43 43 9 Pulomilo Island 29 29 10 Little Nicobar Island 53 53 11 Kondullsland 25 25 12 Great Nicobar Island 1710 1728 Total 58300 59113 Population Census it f m 1971 '‘ m i i J! •* t 1 • . - . . Total Population of A & K Islands ’ U5I33 IS8741 Total married persons 49346 787^7 a) Mate ' 30287 434S6 bt Female 19059 34921 T^tal diverced or Separated pexions 539 5^2 a) Male 360 2^4 b) Female V 9 328
Table - 4-! CIVIL SUPPLIES Im pott by suppiy O tpanm em In M. Tonne Year Rice Wheat Sugar 1988—89 17,077 9,570 4,452 1989-90 17474 7,211 3.853 1990-91 17,343 7,077 3,988 1991—92 18,000 8,400 2,964 1992-93 20.951 8,215 3.024 Whole sale prices of foodgrains at Port Blair Pricc (In Rs per 100 Kg) Items 1989 1990 199! m 2 1993 Rice (Medium ) 253 28 253,28 30.131 391,.98 510 05 Rice (Fine) 315 09 3!5.C9 363.02 453,.79 573.70 Rice ('Super 1*ioe) 336.73 336.73 384.76 475 43 595,97 Wheat 212.10 212.10 243 00 290.37 396 54
Tabfe - 4.3 No . of Fai r pricc Shops e ' Year ;ftegion 1988-89 1989..90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93
Oiglipur 4 3 3 3" 3 Mayabu&dex 12 13 14 15 15 Rangat 41 45 49 49 54 Port Blair 107 12i HO 144 156 Rarrargunj 51 56 58 63 66 Car Nicobar n U II 15 Nancowry 21 21 21 29 32 Campbell Say 7 7 7 U To^UJ 254 ;?7 303 n f .152 ■ ' Year No, of shops 1988—89 54 1989—90 66 1990—91 82 1991—92 83 1S92—93 92
Table - 4.5 No. of Fair price shops by management Region Public Private Cooperative Tota Diglipur — 2 1 3 Mayabunder — 13 2 15 Rangat — 49 5 54 Port Blair — 134 22 l56 Ferrargunj — 59 7 66 Car Nicobar 1 1 13 15 Niu«JOwryv ' 1 1 . 3 2S 32 lo.iil o—I 7 4 11 innjg and Adnjii) il. tioix. i, Sri Moig, 2 268 82 352 w Dtibi-iiooi^rfv__ g , a , l a C, N o ...... t«„...... Table - 4.6 St rage facilities in A & N Islands Kegi.oa Godbwn & v^drehousie Total capa- . tNo.) . ctty;iM T) Diglipur 2 5C0^ M^yatyunder 1 200 Rangai - 1 500 Poit Blair 12 2500 Liltle AiMJaman I 300 C&r-Nicobar 2 700 Katchal -t' t 300 NanciQ/iwry 2 350 Claaipbell Bay 3 950 to ta l 25 6300 CLIMATB Table '• 5.1 Normal and actuaS rainfall in Port Blair Rainfall (In mrasj Year N orm al. Actual 1989 31800 2541.7 . -V 1990 >»• 2593.7 1991 ^ 9 3096.9
1992 9 9 2793.6
1993 99 2542.9 Table - 5.2 No. of Rainydays & Rainfall recorded at Port Blair (MMS) 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 Month Rainy Bain Rainy Rain Rainy Rain Rainy Rain Rainy Rain days fall days fall days fall dayi fall days fall Jan 3 080 1 ———— 3 144.2 — — February 000.0 — -- ——— —■ — — March 7 035.4 3 28.4 2 24.5 —— 1 030.0 April 3 002.2 8 93.8 12 156.0 ——— 000.8 May 27 305.2 21 466.5 7 225 2 21 303.0 17 276 2 June 30 494.4 21 324.5 16 228.6 22 479.0 16 339.5 July 20 438.1 21 292.3 22 496.6 23 601.7 24 568.6 August 27 346.4 22 375 0 27 809 7 16 401 0 23 344 7 Sept. 22 208 5 27 3777 25 571.7 16 422 4 24 553 0 October 24 358.6 16 232.7 25 370.4 21 259.1 23 210.4 Nov. 19 272.1 19 348.6 5 171 8 15 177.9 9 192 2 Dec. 2 000 7 5 54.2 4 42.4 2 005.3 5 027.5 Total 184 2541.7 163:2593.7 ;145 3096.9 139 2793 6 142 2542.9 Table - 5.3 Rainfftll at various gtations
Actual Ramfall (M M) Stations 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993
Mayabunder 1651.1 1522.3 1647.4 1679.6 2050.7 u> 1802.3 2089.1 CO Long Island 2543.5 2379.5 2754.7 Port Blair 2541.7 2593.7 3096.9 2793.6 2542.9 Hut Bay 2827.0 2399.6 2438 7 2209.4 2356.5 Car Nicobar 3535.5 2996.7 4033 1 3025.8 1978.6 Nancowry 2308.1 1976 5 2007.1 1913.2 2621.5 Kondut 2047.2 1987.4 2120.0 2606.7 3094.9 Mean maximum temperature Mean minimum temperature Month 1991 1992 1993 * 1991 1992 1993 »an 29.5 28.4 *29 0 23.1 22.0 21.6 Feb 30.4 29.0 .30 5 22.4 20.3 21.2 Mar 31.5 30.6 31.1 .23 5 21.4 23 1 Apr 31.9 32.3 32.4 24 7 23.7 24.8 May 31.4 31 6 31.4 -25 1 24.3 25.2 June 31.2 30 0 30 2 23.5 25 9 25.6 July 29.4 29.3 27.9 24 9 23.6 24 3 Aug 28.7 28.2 29.0 23.7 23.4 24.6 nSep 28.7 28;8 28.7 .23.5 .22.5 23 8 Oct 28.9 29.2 29.5 23.3 22 9 24 0 Nov 29 1 29.2 29 9 23.3 23.4 24 9 ■Dec "2 9 .2 2^),0 29,9 ^ 2 3 5 23,3 24 3 Averag* mean ~ tempeaiure 30,0 29 6 30,0 23,7 23,0 2^,0 Table - 5.5 Meas relative humidity at Port ^ Biair 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 8 30 17 30 8,30 17 50 8.30 17.30 8,30 1730 8.3(3 17,30 Months Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs Jan 76 77 75 78 74 75 77 80 71 72 Feb 73 72 74 76 69 71 69 69 68 71 Mar 73 75 72 77 73 72 158 77 71 Apr 67 69 75 77 73 75 67 70 ■66 70 ■u. May o 79 85 81 84 74 78 76 80 73 77 June 83 S6 81 ■84 78 79 82 83 79 82 July 82 8i 86 84 83 84 83 84 84 84 Aug 85 86 84 86 88 87 80 85 82 85 Sep 82 86 84 90 86 88 84 87 84 86 Oct 81 87 80 84 81 88 81 86 82 86 Nov 78 68 80 83 71 78 77 79 75 79 Dec 80 71 73 74 74 76 72 76 70 72 Mcan- humdity 78 79 79 81 77 79 76 80 75 78 Table - 5 6 Mean wind speed at Port Blair { In K M ner hoii, ^ Monll. ,9jj9 1990 Wt ------m l ------i m ~ 5.8 6.1 6 8 63 3-5 5.7 5 5 5.4 4.4 4.5 5,0 4.3 6.6 7.3 5.7 5,5 “•> H.l - 6,7 8.9 6.0 Jane 16,0 17,7 i 6,8 19,0 12.5 ^“ 'y 12.9 15,9 16,6 14,5 14,6 J5.8 15.2 16.4 15.6 15.2 S«P> 10.: 10.6 10,0 10,4 9,2 Oc* 7.6 7,1 8.5 6,5 NA No'' 7.2 8.1 7,0 7.2 4,0 7,4 8,8 7,9 7,7 6,2 Mean ------Wind speed 9.4 8.8 9.5 9.4 7.4 COMMERCE Commtrcial establishment & employment in Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Shops/Commercial Employ- Theatres & Employment Year Establishment meat Restaurents (Nos> (Persons^ (Nos) (Persons)
1988—89 806 2010 78 458
1989—90 840 2100 100 500
1990—91 902 2043 63 526
1991—92 1012 2158 65 538
1992-93 1012 2158 105 550 Table - 6.2 Economic Census—1990 Summary Results Rural Urban I otal Item Num- Percen- Num- Percen- bCT tage ber tage (R + U) 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Agricultural Enterprises (a> Total Bnteiprtses 578 78.85 155 21.15 733 u> i) Own account enterprises 440 .84,62 80 1 5 3 520 ii) Establistiments 138 64 79 75 35.11 213 Persons usually working in enterprises i) Total per(roas J707 86.13 275 13.87 1982 ii) Hired workers 989, 91,15 96 8.85 1085 iii) Male workers 1535 86.77 234 13.23 1769 1 2 3 4 5 6
2. Non Enterprises a) Total enterprise 7453 70.18 3167 29.82 10620 ilOwn account enterprises 4264 80.91 1006 19.09 5270 ii) Establishments 3189 59.61 2161 40.39 5350 b) Persons usually workinjt in enterprises if Total persons 29459 58.58 20830 41.42 50289 •i) Hired workers 19919 51.96 18418 48 04 38337 iii) Maie workers 24239 56.64 18559 43.36 42798 Table - 6.3 Net itate Domestic Product at current price from 1985—86 to 1992—93 (Rs. in OOOJ Sectors 1985-H6 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989 90 1990 91 1991-92 1992-93 (P) Agriculture 360684 435650 493255 477400 490600 567177 610084 732100 Forestry & logging 136586 122090 89305 152300 216700 215300 257678 309214 Fishing 35873 50360 48301 43400 85900 132500 215298 258358 Mining & Quarrying 13329 15894 15088 9900 10200 11500 12075 14490 PRIMARY Total 546472 623994 645949 683000 803400 926477 1095135 1314162 Manufactuiing i) Registered 79527 42537 74528 62800 51300 38600 27956 25160 ii) Unregistered 25752 31876 27891 34800 44300 56400 86662 95328 Construction 68396 85964 64963 104400 124500 139700 15e260 17I«^'6 Electricity gas & W/supply[ •) 33137 [-]36666 [-] 36036 [-747200 [-] 51900 [■] 57100 [-J 58913 [.J 97804 s e c o n d a r y t o t a l 140538 123711 131346 154800 168200 177600 211965 194570 Transport storage* communication i) Tran port 5844 10859 22006 7600 10700 11100 [-] 185230 [ ] 203753 ii] Communi«ation 5400 5900 8200 10900 12400 14400 19580 21538 Trade Hotels &^estaurants 83639 95039 106512 125600 160100 147800 183064 201370 TERTIARY TOTAL 94883 111798 136718 144100 183200 173300 174M 19I5:> Banking & Insurance 13700 20200 2')9j 0 23100 28500 35200 49060 53966 Real Estate & dwelling J4960 13748 11509 13700 24900 28300 35412 38953 Public Administration 50071 81579 73557 K8400 114200 131400 166123 182735 Other Services 91460 1266H 136003 153800 172300 211300 250043 275047 Finance, Real estate, Com munity &personal services 170191 242168 241969 279000 3'^9900 406200 5G0638 5'0701 Grand Total 952084 1101671 1155982 1260900 1494700 16*^3577 1525152 2078'88 Population [ In Nos ] 238900 249700 260600 271700 283100 286500 297000 307900 P«r capita income [In Rs] 3985 4412 4436 4641 5280 5876 6145 6751 Table ■ 6.4 Net state Domestic Product at constant price from 1985-86 to 1992-93 (Rs in ’0(X) ) (P) (P) (Pj Sectors 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 ( Q E r 1988-89 1989-90 1990-9J 1991-92 1992-93 Agriculture 298268 307413 337344 312600 304700 316744 312378 390473 Forestry & Logging 40299 35426 26050 132700 1245U0 106200 107555 134444 F ik h iD g 27510 39529 40281 36700 37500 47300 63495 79369 Mioing & Quarrying 14120 16803 23958 4800 4500 5000 5616 7020 p r im a r y t o t a l 380197 399171 427633 486800 471200 475244 489044 611306 Manufacturing !)Regiitcred 65777 34703 63219 50300 34500 26000 10297 Unregistered 20829 21734 7723 25249 25300 29800 37900 44896 52528 Construction 369H7 41305 30487 44500 53200 51400 57865 Electricity,gas&W/supply [-J49091 {•] 59060 [-] 59172 1 63073 [-] 60500 [-] 66500 [■] 73200 [-] 79938 H86333 SECONDARY TOfAL 74502 42197 56268 59600 51000 42100 33120 Tranfport storage & Communication 36991 i] Transport 3381 7027 14365 ' 4100 5800 6300 [-] 76288 [.•] 115536 iij Comoianicatiou 3600 3600 3TOO 3500 3800 . 4400 3630 2977 Trade, Hotels&Restaurants 53638 59544 56976 63300 65800 52200 55335 58102 TERTURY rO IA L 60619 77610 70900 67603 75SOO 629C0 ■ 17323 - 54457 Banking & Insurance . 1*400 15400 16100 I78C0 19600 23900 26730 30205 Real Estate & dwelling U942 12036 10803 10400 11600 10200 9693 32909 9305 Public Administration. 48905 40583 44000 53600 60600 77392 90549 Other Services 58847 74800 73377 76000 84000 78300 68180 Finance, leai estate. Gommu- 61362 oity&personal services 115098' 151141 140863 148200 168800 173000 1S1995 191421 Total 630416 660112 702374 765500 766500 753244 686836 785261 Population (No»J 238900 249700 200600 271700 283100 286f00 297000 307900 Percipital Income (Ri) 2639 2644 2695 2817 2708 2629 2313 2550 0 : Quick Estimate 4 6 TaW^-7^,1, CQ-OPERATION CbiOpenatLve. sQ£jj^A& i a A. & H £sJajo4)U. Socittias ( HT Nos* ) ' Mcmbe^iA(lQ ^ yi-3-8» 3 1 - 3 ^ 31‘3-ai. 3X-3-92 ^^-,3jr^3 3|1->$9? 31->-Sy> 3N3-91 3U3.9Z 3^-3-93 Noftb Andean 45 45 44 44 44 46^. 3976 3976 4207 Mkfdle Andaman 45 47 46 46 46. 533,i 5313 5313 5109 Sdutb Andamfttt 227 255 270 m i 2B 356*» 3679ft 38118 345^8 38201 Nicobar gr Total 378 409 422 442 427 48903 5 0 0 ^ 513Q6 5175$ 52018 Table 7.2 Membership aod capital (TooperatiYfr Secities YEAR Item Unit 31-3-89 31-3-90 31-3-91 3-3-92 '3I.3-?3 ' ' Societies No 378 409 42? 442 427 " McMbership ♦» 48,903 50,074 51,30(1 51,756 5,2018 Share Capital (Rs. in 000 16,275 16,674 16,894 19,836 19,230 29,910 29,910 29,940 Reaeive Fund tf 11,595 12,481 2,59^1£ 2,59,849 Working Capital P9 1.95,234 2,19,«86 2,42,-988 47 Table - 7.3 District - wise Membershfp & capital ©f Cooperative Seeitiea as OH 31-- 3 —1993 Items U nit Andaman Nicobar A&N District *: District Islands <»■4^ Societies No 363 64 427 Menabership >9 47525 4439 52018 Share Capital (Rs. in ’000 10244 8986 19230 Rwerve Ftrad 26650 n m 29940 Working Capital 90 247985 11864 259849 Tabic - 7.4 Sector-vise Cooperative societies in A&N Islands as on 31-3-1993 Sector Societies Membership Share Capital (No.) (No) (R s. in lakhs) 1. Credit a) Agricultural 44 16535 32.52 b) Non-agricultural 18 21C0 2.87 2, Consumer 37 20465 14.30 3. Marketing 35 3640 88.31 4. Plantation 26 795 1.82 5. Industrial 42 1408 10.74 6, Housing 53 1390 22.82 7. Milk/Poultry/Fisheries 76 2442 11.18 8 . Others 96 3243 7.74 Total 427 520.8 192.30 Table—8.1 EDUCATION No, of Literates in A d N Islands Fnrticulars Number of literates in the year* 1961 1971 1981 1991 Total population 63548 115133 188741 280661 Literates Male 16675 36160 62983 103377 Eicmale 4697 14031 34338 67709 percentage of literate >0 total population Male 42 43 51.64 58.72 66.96 Female 1937 31.11 42.14 53 61 [nclunig 0*4 years age Sroup T ablf—8.2 No. of Literates among Rural, Urban population (1991 census) Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Population 280661 205706 74955 Male 154369 111986 42383 Female 126292 93720 32572 Literates 171086 118453 52633 Male 103377 71305 32072 Female 67709 47148 20561 Perctntage Male 66.96 63 67 75.67 Female 53 61 50.30 63.12 50 Table-r8 3 No. of literates lia Pott Blair Town Particulars As per population census- 1981 1991 total population of Port Blair 49634 74955 Total Literates 32528 52633 Kiale 20691 3207^ Female 11837 20561 Percentage of literates to total population 65.53 70.22 Male 71.70 75.61 Female 56.97 63.12 including 0-4/0-6 years age group, Table—8 4 Tahsil wise percentage of literates '1 ahsil Percentage of Literates to total 1981 popalation 1991 Diglipur 46-29 51.91 Maytbunder 40.86 75.42 Kangat 49.79 85.00 Fcrrargunj 52 61 61.63 Port Blair 59.73 65.92 Car Nicobar 40. *0 55.21 Na«cowry 38 18 51.02 A & N Islands 51.56 60.95 Xacluding 0-4 years age group 51 South Andaman Middle Andaman North Andaman Nicobar group Total Type of islands 19^^1-92 1992 193 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 199?~93 Ashram School — —- — — — — 1 I 1 1 Prcpfmary Scheol 14 14 3 3 1 1 5 5 23 23 Primary School 59 57 58 59 34 37 38 35 189 188 Middle School 20 22 9 JO 6 6 8 8 43 46 Secondary School 12 13 5 5 4 5 6 6 27 29 Sr. Secondary Scheol 24 24 7 7 2 2 7 8 40 41 College 1 I — — — — 1 I 2 2 Polytechnic 2 2 — — — — — — 2 2 I. T. I. I 1 — — ——— — 1 1 T. T. I. 1 1 — — — — 1 1 ]}. Fd. College 1 I —— —— — 1 1 Vernacular School —— —— — — ID 9 10 9 Total 135 136 82 84 47 51 76 73 340 344 Boys GirJs Total Type 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 1992-93 1991 92 1992-93 Asbram School 35 35 — — 35 35 Prcprimary School 934 935 883 896 1817 1831 Primary School 8074 8455 7151 7792 15225 16247 Middle School 7867 8300 7124 7492 14991 15792 Secondary School 7591 7607 6468 6596 14^59 14203 Sr. Secondary School 16171 16024 13521 13826 2^'692 29850 T. T. I. 22 9 40 13 62 22 B. Ed, College 19 9 31 18 50 27 College H49 1055 951 883 2100 1938 Polytechnic (I & II) 199 100 44 32 143 132 Vernacular 140 134 156 113 296 247 ITI 98 86 35 19 133 105 Total 42199 42749 36404 37680 78603 804'9 Table~8.7 Educational Institution, Enrolment and Teachers in A & N Islands (Nos) Year Educational Enrolment Teacliers Institution* 1988-89 321 70790 3402 [989-90 324 74789 3547 1990-91 334 76185 3714 P91-92 340 75^03 3850 1992-93 344 80429 4027 Table—8.8 District-wise Educational Institutions & Enrolment Institutions Enrolment District 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 1992-9^ Andamans 264 m 68468 70126 Nicobars 76 73 10135 10303 A&N Iflands 340 344 78603 80429 Zone wise cumber of educational institutions, enrolment & teachers 1992-93 Zone Institution Enrolment Teachers Diglipur 51 8351 390 Mayabunder 37 5137 260 Rangat 47 8584 493 Port Blair (HQ,area) 44 25333 1073 S Andaman (Rural) 49 12129 714 Wimberlygunj 43 10592 542 Car Nic#bar 27 5500 248 Nancowry 34 3108 |196 Campbell Bay 12 1695 111 Total 344 80429 4027 Table—8. 10 Edueational Inititution, Enrolment & Tcachcrs in Port Blair Town (Nos) Year Intlltutioo Enrolment Teachers 1988-89 43 23,350 962 1989-90 41 24,557 911 1990-91 42 24.086 960 1991-92 43 25,369 1023 1992-93 44 25,333 1073 T a b le -8.11 Bducational Institutions & Institution - wise Enrolment in Municipal Area. 1992-93 ( Nos ) Scholars Type lustitutions Boy Girls Total ^re-Primary 12 623 644 1267 Piimary 7 1140 1010 2150 Middle 6 1916 1724 3640 Secondary 6 3080 2663 5743 Sr. Secondary 10 5822 4868 10690 T T I 1 9 13 22 Govt. College 1 965 829 1794 B* Ed. Gollegc 1 9 18 27 Total 44 13564 11769 25333 Stage of Boys Girls Total Education 1991-92 1992-93 1991-9i 1992-93 1991-92 1992-93 Prcpr.maiy 1880 1880 1681 1702 3561 3582 Primary 21784 22836 19596 20927 41380 43763 Middle 10089 9935 8353 8449 18442 18384 <1 Secondary 4950 4714 3926 3939‘ 8-^84 8653 Sr. Secondary 1961 1991 1591 1585 3552 3576 T. T. T. 22 9 40 13 62 22 Polyttchnie (J&IIj 99 100 44 32 143 \3 l College level 1149 1055 951 883 2100 1938 B.Ed. Couiic 19 9 31 18' 50 27 I. T. I. 98 86 35 19 133 105 Virnacular School 140 134 156 113 296 247 Total 42199 42749 36404 376«0 78603 80429 Stage of Andaman Nicobar Total Education 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 1992-93 1991 92 1992-93 Preprimary 3129 3165 432 417 3561 3582 Primary 36164 38501 5216 5262 41380 43763 Middle I592I 15986 2521 2398 18442 18384 Secondary 7786 7356 1098 1297 8884 8653 Sr. Secondary 3091 3038 461 538 3552 3576 00 T. T. I. 62 22 62 22 Polytechnic (I&II) 143 132 143 132 College 19&9 1794 111 144 2100 1938 B. Ed. College 50 27 — 50 27 I T I 133 105 — 133 105 Vernacular — — 296 247 296 247 Total 68468 7W26 10135 10303 78603 80429 Table—8.14 Enrolment of Tribal pupils (Nos.) Stage of Boys Girls Total Education 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 1992-93 PrePjim ary 96 58 74 51 170 109 Primary 1815 1849 1671 1659 3486 3508 Middle 906 844 749 694 1655 1538 Secondary 331 392 300 395 631 787 VO Sr. Secondary 134 146 109 120 243 266 T T I 4 2 10 3 14 5 Polytechnic (I &Ii; 4 4 3 1 7 5 B.Ed. College _ _ — 1 — i Collegiate level 32 35 15 21 47 56 Vernacular 140 134 156 113 296 247 I T I 2 — 2 — 4 — Total 3464 3464 3089 3058 6553 6522 Table—8.15 Scholarship awarded*by education deptt. for higher educalioa—1992-93 Course of study No. of students 1 2 Medical 53 Engineering (Degree & Diplos.a) 211 feterinary (BVSC) 23 B Sc Agriculture 57 M Sc Agriculture 2 BSc Hoiticulture 2 Dairy Technology Fisheries 1 Ecology 1 Pharmacy 7 Nursing 53 BD S 11 BSW/MSW 4 Libiary Science 7 Sanitary Inspector 2 Cardiological Asst. 1 Medical Lab Technician 2 Dental Mechanic 1 60 1 2 Opthal Asst. 3 Dtplbina in Secretarial Practice 1 P^ysiotheraphy (B Sc) 3 M. Phil / P. Hd. 2/4 M. P Ed/BPE 7/76 L L B 25 MBA 2 Hotel Management 6 National Scholarship 1 B U Arts 2 B M Vet. Science (M. V. Sc.; 1 B A/BSc/B Ed 79 P G Diploma 2 Total 653 No. of Edueational Institutions in Public & Private Scctor Type Public Private Total Pre-Primary 4 19 23 Ashram 1 — 1 Piimary 181 7 18S kfiddie 45 1 46 Secondary 27 2 29 Sr. Secondary 40 1 41 I T I 1 — 1 Pol>t«chnic 2 — 2 T T I 1 — 1 College 2 — 2 B.Ed. College 1 — 1 Vernacular — 9 9 Total 305 39 344 Enrolment of students in Public & Private Schools as on 31—3—1993 Type Public i»rivate Total ^Nos) (Nos) (Nos) Prcprimary 96 1735 1831 Primary 15551 696 16247 Middld K>530 262 15792 Secoildary 12135 2068 14203 Sr. Secondary 28732 1118 29850 T. T. I. 22 — 22 B. Ed. College 27 — 27 College level 1938 — 1938 Polytechnic (I&II) 132 — 132 ITI 105 — 105 Ashram School 35 — 35 Vernacular — 247 247 Total 74303 6126 80429 Table—8.18 No. of teachers in Public & Private schools as on 31—3—1993 Teachers 'Type Public Private to ta l Pre Primary 4 49 5^ Primary 730 37 767 Middle 739 10 749 Secondary 597 63 660 5r, Secondary 1515 139 1654 Ashram 2 CbHege 56 ■—~ 56 B.Ed. & T T I 17 — 17 Polytechmc (I&llj 45 45 f. t . I. 15 15 Vernacular — 9 9 Total 3720 207 4027 Table—8.19 All India Secondary examination results Number of students Pa^s percentage Appeared Passed Year Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1988-89 1598 1207 2805 786 8^9 1685 49 74 60 1989-90 1871 1450 3321 559 586 1145 30 40 34 1990-91 1482 1251 2733 638 484 1122 43 39 41 1991-92 1567 1399 2966 739 594 1333 47 42 45 1992-93 1691 1433 3124 959 831 1790 57 58 57 On V/i Table—8.20 All India Sr. Secondary examination results No. of students Appeared Passed Pass percentage Year Boys Gins Total Beys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1988-89 694 586 1280 596 528 1124 86 90 88 1989-90 1072 683 1755 824 409 1233 77 60 70 1990-91 881 763 1644 470 408 878 53 53 53 1991-92 858 698 1556 540 5!0 1050 63 73 67 1992-S3 814 665 1479 573 486 1059 70 73 72 . Tabl«- 8.21 Enrolmeat of students i»Tcachers Tvaining Institute ^Nos) Year Male 'Female Total 1988-89 49 79 12^ 1989-90 58 81 139 1990-91 ‘60 69 129 1991-92 •22 40 62 92-93 9 13 22 Table--8.22 Teaching staff’in iTeachcrt Training Institute (Kos) Ye^r Male Female Total 1988-89 9 5 14 1989-90 1*2 5 17 [1990-91 12 5 17 1991-92 10 4 14 1992 93 9 5 14 Table--8 23 Examinatidn result of Teaehers Training Inititutc Particulars 1990-9 1991-92 1992-93 Students passed ( Nos) Boys 31 16 27 Girls 14 31 37 Total 45 47 64 1990-91 1991*92 1992-93 Course Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total B. A. Part I 334 249 583 218 198 416 202 151 353 Part 11 194 180 374 309 223 532 185 179 364 OS Part III 137 120 257 191 182 373 287 214 501 B. Com. 88 25 113 109 31 UO 115 48 163 M.A. 39 26 65 14 22 36 23 30 53 1 otal 792 600 1392 841 656 1497 812 622 1434 Tablc-8.25 J N R M Enrolment (Science Group) tNos) 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Course Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Tetal B Sc Part I 65 78 143 35 57 92 77 64 141 Part II 42 60 102 46 58 104 35 51 86 Part III 28 35 63 43 49 92 46 43 89 M Se. 2 2 4 — 9 9 6 13 19 C\ Total 137 175 312 124 173 297 164 171 335 oo T a b l—8.26 J.N.R.M. Teaching Staff Teaching staff (Nos) Year______Male______Female______Total 1988-89 30 10 40 1989.90 35 15 50 1990-91 35 10 45 1991-92 38 11 49 1992-93 35 13 48 Group (Nos) Course 89-90 90-91 91-92 92-93 B A Part I Appeared 490 517 377 30 i Passed 490 118 63 49 B A Part II Appeared 280 357 475 329 Parsed 272 79 83 27 B.A. Part TII Appeared — 252 347 451 Passed — 114 142 156 B COtn Appeared 50 106 — 154 Passed 38 22 — 41 M.A. Appeared 98 8 10 51 Passed 72 1 8 44 Table— 8,28 J N R M College Results Science Group (Nos^ Course 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992 93 B Sc. Part I Appeared 120 100 73 120 Passed 120 18 22 24 B Sc. Past II Appeared 72 89 91 67 passed 35 14 20 25 B Sc. Part III Appeared — 63 87 88 Passed — 14 24 26 M Sc. Appeared 22 — — 17 Passed 8 — — 14 Table—8.29 B. Ed. examination results Nnmber of Students Appeared Passed Year Male Female Total Male Female Total 1988-89 31 47 78 17 37 54 1989-90 21 57 78 20 52 72 1990-91 25 50 75 19 39 58 1991-<12 19 31 50 13 26 39 1992‘93 G8 18 26 08 18 26 70 Year Men Women Children Total 1988-89 5037 1243 1790 8070 1989-90 5271 1264 1879 8414 1990-91 5530 1299 1951 8780 1991-92 5736 1374 2063 9i73 1992-S3 5961 1420 2259 964') Table—8. 31 Books and Magazines in Statt Library as on 31—3—1993 (Nos) Books Newspaper Magazines Language Available Daily Weekly Hindi 18603 3 4 20 Englibh 17620 7 7 18 Bengali 6627 2 2 8 Tamil 4741 2 2 10 Telugu 4531 2 2 8 Malayalam 3112 2 6 10 Urdu 3441 —— 2 Punjabi 912 —— — Total 59587 18 23 76 Tablc~8.32 _____ Enrolment of students in Govt. Polytechnic 1992»93_____ Item I year II year III year Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Diploma Civil Eng. 11 16 6 6 12 3 6 5 9 Diploma Mech Eng 11 11 4 1 5 6 1 — 7 Diploma ^ Elect Eng 7 10 4 2 6 4 — 3 4 Table—8.33 Examination Kesult in Govt. Polytechnic College 1992-93 ^Nos) I year II year III year Items Appe- Passed Appe- Passed Appe- Passe< ared ared ared Diploma Civil Eng. 19 4 14 8 11 9 Diploma Mech. Eng. 7 3 5 5 7 7 Diploma Elect. Eng. 11 5 6 2 4 4 T a b le -8.34 Adult Education centres in A & N Islands (Nos) Year North Middle South Nicobar group Total Andaman Andaman Andaman of Islands 1988-89 40 60 121 151 372 1989-90 50 90 iOO 160 400 1990-91 27 81 63 108 279 ♦1991-92 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil U) *19y2-93 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil *No adult education centres are functioning The adult educaiion programme was conducted through student volunteers of different Schools of this I&lands. Andaman ^District Nicobar District t Total Year Male Female Total Male Female Total Male, Fepialc Totsi 1988-89 1559 2416 3975 1244 1Q93 2337 2803 3509 6312 1989-90 2568 3459 €027 1468 1229 2697 4036 4688 8724 19;0-91 1367 2001 3368 1202 992 2194 2569 2993 5562 1991-92 2128 2873 5001 383 749 1132 2511 3622 6133 4:^ Tabic - 8.36 Adulto Made Literate in A & N Islands ( Nos ) Year Male Female Total 1988-89 1904 2308 4212 1989-90 1838 2534 4372 1990 91 1902 2854 4756 1991.92 1302 1713 3015 1992-93 1646 1952 3598 Year Male Female Total 1988^89 312 296 608 1989 90 343 389 732 1990-91 780 709 1489 *1991-92 177 243 420 *1992.93 286 498 784 ^Through Student Volunteers of different schools of This territory Elections Table -9.1 Election to Lok Sabha 1991 Particulars Name / Nos. Narre of Constituency A & N Islands Parlia mentary Constitutncy Lok Sabha. Seats 1 Contesting Candidates 5 PoJHng Stations in A & N Islands 295 Total electors 1,69,038 Total Votes Polled 1,08,805 Percentage of votea Polled 64.37% Total Valid Votes !,07,316 Total voteis Walid votes Region polled (No) P<»olled ('No) Diglipur 10006 9900 Mayabunder 8847 8709 Rangat 15210 15019 Port Blair 35779 35356 Fcrrargunj 17145 16927 Little Andaman 5021 4945 Car Nicobar 9015 8906 Nancowiy 5119 4985 Campbell Bay 2646 2553 Postal votes 17 16 Total 10»8805 1107316 T able—9.3 Regiom wise polling stationsi______Region ______PolliiTg Stmtion (Nos) Digiipur 28 M ayabun der 28 R angatt 39 P o rt Blaiir 86 F.errarguaj 42 Little Andarran 12 Car NiScobar 16 NaraCG wr V 27 Campbel 1 B av 17 T otal :295 Year Male Female Total 1988-89 312 296 608 1989 90 343 389 732 1990-91 780 709 1489 *1991-92 177 243 420 *1992-93 286 498 784 * Through Student Volunteers of different schools of This territory Electioj's Table .-9.1 Election to Lok Sabha 1991 Particulars Name / Nos. Nanre of Constituency A & N Islands Parlia- mentary Constitutncy L ok Sabha. Seats 1 Contesting Candidates 5 Foiling Stations in A & N Islands 295 Total electors 1,69,038 Total Votss Polled 1,08.805 Percentage of vote* Polled 64.37% Total Valid Votes 1,07,316 Table~9.2 Distribution of voies polled Total votes Valid votes Region polled (No> Polled fNo) Diglipur 10006 9900 Mayabunder 8847 8709 Rangat 15210 15019 Port Blair 35779 35356 Fcrrargunj 17145 16927 Little Andaman 5021 4945 Gar Nicobar 9015 8906 Nancowiy 5119 4985 Campbell Bay 2646 2553 Postal votes 17 16 Total 108805 107316 T abIe-9.3 Region wise polling stations Region Polling Station (Nos) Diglipur 28 Mayabunder 28 Rsngat 39 Port Blair 86 Ferrargunj 42 Little Andarran 12 Car Nicobar 16 Nancowrv 27 Campbell P,av 17 Total 295 If, kcgion Male Female Total Diglipur 7420 6251 13671 Mayabunder 7598 5367 12965 Rangat 12763 8837 21600 PortB lair 39972 25948 65020 Ferrargunj 13494 11769 25263 Little Andaman 4688 2765 7455 Gar N icobir 5864 4292 10156 Nancowry 4488 3177 7665 Campbell Bay 3562 1683 5245 Service voter* 65 17 82 Total 99014 70106 169120 Table—9.5 Voting preference by electorates No. of valid votes secured by Region eongressl CPIfM) BJP Inde- Total pendent Diglipur 6274 3006 584 36 9900 Mayabunder 4155 3887 647 40 8709 Ran^at 7305 6874 771 69 15019 P ort Blair 14866 18452 1801 237 35356 Ferrar^unj 6677 9407 759 84 16927 pittle A^daman2288 2263 303 91 4945 € a r Nicoba? 7702 980 179 45 8906 Nancowry 3644 1183 112 46 4985 CampbdlBay 1175 1315 52 11 2553 Postal votes 9 7 — —T* 16 Total 54075. . 47374 5208 659 107316 Table - 9.6 Election to Port Biair Municipal Board 1991 Particulars Nos. Total number of seats 15 (elected 11 and nominated 4 ) Number of Municipal wards 11 Number of contesting candidates 91 Number of polling booths 49 Total electors 45418 Total vote polled 29868 Percentage of votei polled 65.76% Total valid votes 29331 Table—9.7 Distribution of total votes polled 1991 (Port Blair Municipal Board) No, of wards No. of Registered Valid vates Voters (Nos.)polled 'No8) Ward No. I 5482 3316 II 2612 1897 III 5 045 3574 l y 4962 3115 4481 2486 ,» VI 1630 1160 M VII 1640 1067 „ VIII 3737 2380 „ IX 6126 3782 X 1977 1414 XI 7726 5140 Table—9.8 Voting preference by electorates 1991 (Port Blair Municipal Board) Name of the ward N . ef valid and candidates votes Secured 1 2 Ward No. 1 1. Arunacbalam SP 106 2. Dhanalaxmi 87 3, Gopal TK 1429 4. Karunadhiri n o 5. Thomas NP 47 6. Veeragavulu M 1537 Ward No. 2 1 Chakravarty P 13 2 CThandran G 720 3 Jaganath T U12 4 Joseph A 0 15 5 Mannu N C 28 6 Subbaiah 9 W ard Ne 3 1 Durai Raj J 497 2 DurAi Sulamani 47 1 2 3 Oanesban K 2093 4 James 687 5 ^alcsh Singh 33 6 Mahadev 217 Ward 4 1 Abdul 95 2 Abdul Majeed 34 3 Alagar VRM 6 4 Burman AK 103 5 Francis C P 731 6 Gopal N 15 7 Hamid Ali 580 8 Kailash Singh 6 9 Rajendran P 51 10 Roy ehowdhry DP 15 11 Samad PA 1201 12 tSher Singh l^i 13 Shiv Rajappa 47 14 Venkat Ratnam 23 15 Baruva M 47 Ward No. 5 1 Ahmed Ah 298 2 John L «bo 90 3 Krishnam K 958 4 Krishnm S 49 5 Mohanmed Iqbal 1087 6 Serhu 5 4 Ward No. 6 1 Chandnn A 52 2 Kachi Moidecn 4 3 Lingavdu AK 44 4 Marudhavanan AR 372 5 Murari Lall 26 6 Munesbwar Lall 67 7 Ratnaa KY 32 8 Sohan Hangaiah M 560 9 Zubaidi Checku 6 Ward N o. 7 1 Dilip Khurana 27 2 Gurnail Singb 64 3 Kannusvamy K 12 4 Maooharan 13 5 Mukeshvar Singh 6 6 Padmini 7 7 Raju P N 64 8 Sarju Dill 39 9 §ubraimniam SP 238 10 Vijay Kamar M 21 11 Kj^ndasvamy K 576 ^^ard N o . 8 1 Abdul Jameel 251 2 Dharya\ Singh 820 3 Nirmal Das 31 4 Rajccdn Lall Saha 9 1 2 5 Hathioam K 1252 6 Sd'bran Sisgh 17 Ward No- 9 1 Alagar Swamy R V 65 2 Bose M 753 3 Mari Muthu M f57 4 Farial H N 1219 5 ffishpa Rajtt 246 6 Bam Parcmeswar 0 J M 269 7 Sbyampal Sharma 331 8 Singh J N 9 Sicee Govind 41 lO.Thangaswamy T 378 Ward No. 10 1Alagar V I M 6 2 Balbir Singh 406 3 Ganeshan PR 540 4 M anoranjan Bania 71 5 Rajender Moban Lsli 353 6 >Tej Bahadur Singh 38 Ward ■No. 11 1 Babu Rao K 182 2 Bkhar Kharya 181 3 SCutnar K 4 Hagarajan R S 142 5 Shanti Krishna R 1580 6 Thankappan P M 19 7Usman P M 1 8Valatras 47 9 Vasudevan N 2921 Table—104 Employment Govt. Employees under Andaman and Nicobar Administration Regular staff (in Nos^ Year Group 6roup &rdup Gooup*©’ Total A’ (inciitding ail regular & jQtber Non-'i^^gular Workers/Lobourers) 00'31 Inarch 1989 -291 362 10703 23240 34596 9f ‘M o 300 370 10454 21027 32151 378 10987 21704 33364 J > r991 295 #9 1992 287 380 11205 21586 33458 14557 -2X552 >> 286 4»9 33784 ♦ ProVisi^^iil‘Figflres. Items 1988-89 1989.90 1990.91 1991*92 1992*93 Employ.;!ent Exchange 1 1 1 1 1 Employment Information afid Assistance Bureau . 4 4 4 4 4 00 Uk Applicants on live Register Total 14679 15539 16134 17010 20899 (i) Male 11159 11487 11639 11986 14426 (ii) Female 3520 4052 4495 5024 6473 Employment Information and Aifciitatice Bufeau-AppHcants & placement (Nes) Item Maya- Car Campbell Nancowry bundcr Nicobar Bay Applicants during 1992-93 i) Male 813 892 519 170 ii) Female 370 249 157 89 oo o\ iii; Total 1183 1141 676 259 Plactment during 1992-93 i) Male 15 23 3 5 ii) Female — — ,rr. — iii) Total 15 23 S 5 T a b lc l-0 4 No. of registrants according to academic qualification during 1992-93 on live register of Employment Exchange Port Blair (Nos) Below Above Mat- Graduate & Techni- 0 th - Year Matric ric <& below Po»t gra ca! ca ers Total graduate duate ndidates *988-89 2475 \t3 \ 621 72 379 5178 ^989-90 1911 1368 544 80 524 4427 1990-91 1265 1236 414 86 544 3545 i 991-92 1395 1224 455 62 582 3718 1992-93 1326 1350 427 178 137 3418 S3 Table—10.5 Registration and placement of Scbedpted Tribes_____ Port Blair Car Nicobar Campbell Bay Year Regist- Place- Rep-ist- Pface- Regist- Pla^e- ered ment ercd ment ered rnent J988-89 47 104 262 — 19 1989-90 47 49 151 78 2 1 1990-91 74 20 104 15 8 199U92 49 54 163 10 4 — \ 992-93 37 22 65 15 8 6 Table - 10.6 Placement made by employment exchange Place menis (In No.) Year Male Female Total 1988.89 1016 286 1302 1989*90 751 243 994 1990-91 427 271 698 199U92 412 224 626 1992-93 404 171 575 Table--10,7 Month wise Placements 1992-93 Months No. of placement April 1992 10 May 99 45 June if 30 July 67 Aug. 9t 6/ Sep 16 Oct 18 Nov 89 Dec 48 Jan 1993 140 Feb 27 March „ 18 Total 575 Table~10.8 Vacancies nolified and filled up ( Employ I cat Exchange, Port Blair ) Ko. of vacancies Vear Notified filled up 1988-89 1784 J302 1989-90 1796 994* 1990-91 2244 698 1991-92 1174 636 1992-93 768 575 Tablc-10.9 Month wise vacancies soiiCled and filled up duriag 1992-93 No. of vacancies Month Notified filled up_ April 92 31 10 May 87 45 June 136 30 July »♦ 50 67 Aug 99 52 67 Sep ff 55 16 Oct >9 78 18 Nov »9 14 89 Deo *9 94 48 Jan 93 71 140 Feb 99 24 ■ 27 M ar 99 76 18 ^ Total 768 575 _ f in a n c e Revenue receipts and revenue expenditure (Rs. ’000) Year R»veoue receipts JR«venuA expenditure 1988-89 231500 1132703 1989-90 236732 1423300 1990-9I 255139 1542900 1991.92 .334433 1969942 1992-93 427172 1901409 Table-11.2 Excise revenue in Andaman District Item 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Liquor Auction amount collected (8s) 80,07.000 1,01,75,000 — — _ Excise duty ^ collected (Rs.) 52,00,913 52,03,279 60,84,686 77,65,826 81,01,839 ^ Import permit fee coll ected ( Rs ) 375 430 260 1,065 655 Licence fee collected from defence (Rs.) NA 1,000 1,100 1,000 Licence fee collected fromQ Police & Hotel (8s.) NA NA 600 135 145 other [ANIDCO] ~ — 90000 190000 Table—11.3 Banks in Andaman & Nicobar Islands 1992-93 SI. Name of the Office [No. Location No. bank of branches] 1 2 3 4 State Bank of India 15 Port Blair, Aberdeen Bazar, Cho- 4 Sate- uldari, Bambooflat, Baratang, V© llitc Rangat,Billyground,Mayabunder K) branches Diglipur. Hut Bay, Car Nicobar Nancowry, Brichgunj, Rakba Vi- har,K.amakrisbnapur,Manglutan, Mitbakhari, Garacharma, Sawai. Andaman &jNicobar State Co-op. Bank Ltd. 29 Port BIair,Oiglipur, Mayabunder Wimberlygunj, Haddo, Tushna- bad, Baratang, Bambooflat, Rangat, Hut Bay, CampbellBay, Billyground, Dairy Farm, Bakul- tdla, Pcrka, Katchal, Lapathf, Shadipur, Qaracharma^ Prothra- p«r, Kalighat, Neil Island, Have lock. Aerial Bay, Tcressa. Kad- amtala, Jirkatang, Nimbntala, R. K» Pur. so Punjab National Bank 1 Poft Biair 4 Syndicate Bank 5 Port^Blair, Garacharma, Ferrar- guuj, Long Island,Campbell Bay 5 Canara Bank 1 Aberdeen Bazar, Port Btair 6 Indian B«nk ] Aberdeen Bazar, Port Blair 2 UCO Bank 1 'Middle Point, Port Blair Table—11.4 Andaman and Nicobar State Co-op, Bank Ltd, Port Blair (Rs. in '000) Membership (Nos.) Borrowing from Total working Loan Year Societies Indivi HUDCO RBI/ capital Sanct duals NABARD ioned VO 1988-89 173 10868 6174 11173 96039 1989-90 185 11964 — 7287 144058 132744 1990-91 461 12226 — 10772 180502 389106 199K92 183 13185 10748 11082 — 21830 1992-93 182 2186 — 9297 308710 263460 Tabic—11.5 Financial position of A & N State Cooperative Bank L td. (Rs. in ’OOO) Year Branches Paidup Deposits Cash balance inclu- Loan (No.) capital ding bank balance outstanding 198«*.8^ 24 2698 9t504 8956 96060 l9«9-90 26 3616 122057 6851 132744 1990 91 26 3666 139718 9136 125961 1991-92 29 490^8 178060 26501 181286 1992w5i3 29 4680 231793 IU98 211273 VO T a b le -11.6 Deposit of State Co-op. Bank Ltd. Port Blair dttring 1992-93 Type Accounts tNo'*^ Amount (Rs. in iakbs> Saving Deposits 92625 1027.60 Current Deposits 3122 112.87 Term deposits 20781 1152.94 Others 329 24.52 Tota^ 116857 2317.93 Table-11.7 Lif« Insurance Item 1988-83 1989-^0 1999-91 1991-92 1992--93 ProposW rfe^stcred (No) 9Q1 1291 1480 1806 2043 Sum« pfot5fosed^Rs.in lakhs) 302 415: 448 611 894 Policlts (No ) POOi 1264i 1444 1781 203& ' SiHmt iassi»fM (Rs. tn la^bs) 300 413 427 605 On 857 L .l.e. AgferitsJNd.] 42 50 57 70 66 No. of Aauillty policie* 37 41 51 45 a Annuity sums iDsuxcd 2 4 24 7 0.76 [Rs. in lakhs] Table - 11.8 General Insurance Policies and premium handled Items Unit 1988 89 1989 90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1 Total premium [Rs* in collected lakhs) 35.09 41.20 46.49 40.65 45.67 2 Policy renewal ^endorsement issued [No.] a] Marine [cargo] 980 1127 65 359 290 b] Fire 3200 3680 3871 1715 1716 c] Motor 8540 9130 9840 6100 6455 d] Marine Hull 76 87 55 15 27 e] Miscellaneous 800 850 1190 320 359 f] Janata 100 115 30 14 90 Table - 11 9 Small Savings in Andaman & Nicobar Islands J T Year No. Item 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Savings Bank E>eposits a) Accpunts opened (No) 4278 20090 26403 28109 30302 b) Collection Amounts(Rs. in lakhs) VO Gr«ss 125.50 142.50 123.51 132.81 121.06 00 Net 021 15.13 14.36 6.43 (.)7.64 2. National Savings certificates eolieelion (Rs. in lakhs; 109.46 38 36 43.77 40 94 78.09 3 kecurring Deposits a) No. of Accounts opened (in No.) 7087 6825 7507 9117 11323 bj Collection amount (Rs. in lakhs) Gross 52.81 58.63 65.86 76.40 92.20 N e t 8.49 9.23 21.66 32.30 32,S8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4 Indira Vikai Patra a) Cotlection (Rs. in lakhs) Gross 38.62 59.04 79.56 70.30 37.37 Net 38.62 59.04 79i56 57.38 26.09 5 Time Deposit a) Account (No) 154 134 147 163 176 ^ b ) Collection (Ri. in lakhs) Gross 5.10 5.50 7.00 1103 9.43 Net 0 50 1.40 3^5 6 Kisan Vikas Patra a; Collection (Rs. in lakhs) Gross & Net 2 26 11.21 14.08 32.34 75 83 7 Monthly Income Scheme aj Collection fRs. in lakhs) Gross 12.65 13.95 16 75 20 46 29.97 Net 12.65 11.74 11.87 16.86 20.87 1 2 4 5 6 7 ^ Public Provident Fund a) Accounts opened [In Nos] 21 29 26 31 37 b) Collection [Rs in lakhs] Gross 7.17 6 44 lO.M 11.74 9,64 Net 6.44 6.44 10.04 11.74 900 9 National Savings Scheme a) Collection [Rs. in lakhs] o Gross 41.35 62 63 60 70 57.05 3.74 o Net 41.35 62 63 60.70 56.99 (-)6.22 Table--1 1 .1 0 Inc«me Tax collection in Andaman & Nicobar Islands Particulars 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Income Tax assesses as in GIR [N#7 1522 1854 2133 2367 2515 Amount of tax collected [Rs in lakhs] 128.00 182 00 176.70 398 96 426.47 Tablel-12.1 Fisheries i" Andaman & Nicobar Island* hems 1988-89 1989 90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Fishermf n engaged ia fisheries \No.^ 30C6 3500 3500 3500 m o 2 No.of fisbiDg country craft 1005 1006 1100 1311 1325 3 No.of netusfd : a] Gill Net 1200 879 879 986 996 b] Shore sein Net 22 29 29 32 36 c] Anchore Net 15 26 26 26 29 d] Cast Net 432 587 587 586 595 4 Mechanical fishing vessels [No] 120 200 184 210 219 5 Average fuel consumption per vessel oer day [in Litrs] 90 80 90 80 90 6 Fishermen famlhes settled till end of March [No.l 241 --- 271 291 311 7 Fisheries requisites distributed during the year [Rs in lakhs] 4,52 8.00 6 60 10.17 10.30 T*blc5—.12.2 Quantity and value ol* fishi landed ia A & N Isl;nds Veir Quantity (To)niac) Value ;Rs. in’OOO] 1988-89 11027 67647 198^-9d 13596 1359.67 1990-91 15J69 1820.28 1991-92 22674 3315.66 1992-93 24328 3575.08 Tables-12 3 Fishery survey tiria Is in Andamans Items Partialars Fishery survey vessel in openation [No] 1 Area of fishing ground explored by M.V. Meena Gaveshaki (S(q. kin) W .l^l A Depth range (Mts) iO.82 Type of fishing '^rayling Best season for bottom traiwiing March toMay Average fish catch per houir of trawling in Andaman (kg) • 78.6 10)2 Table - 12.4 Production & price of Island & Marine fish Production Average price Value Item (Tonnes) (per tonne Rsj [Rs. in Jakhs] 1991-92 1992.93 1991-92 1992-93 1991-92 1992-93 Marine fish 22674 24328 12000 15000 3315.66 3575.08 Inland fish 28 32 18000 20000 5,04 6.40 Catch of fish by non ^ professional fishermen 95 92 10000 10.00 ^ 1. Fish curing salting a) Raw fish let in for salting 3358 3449 12000 15000 536 23 b) Salted fish 1119 1218 20000 20000 223.80 241.75 c) Salt used 671 730 1500 2000 10.06 14.60 2 Sun drying a] Raw fish let in forsundrying 1177 1217 12000 14000 141.24 178.83 b] Sun dried ftsh let out 392 495 20000 25000 78 0 100 65 FOREST Year Particulars 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Reserved Forest 2929 2929 2929 2929 2929 Protected forest 4242 4242 4242 4242 4242 Proposed pserved forest — —— — — Total 7171 7171 7171 7171 7171 Table - ! 3.2 Division wise forest area as on 31-3-93 [in sq krr] Forest Area Total Division Geograp- Rtser- Prote Forest hical Area ved cted South Andaman 1658 1208 112 1320 Baratang 721 647 — 647 Middle Andaman 965 53 804 857 North Andaman 2325 314 1784 2098 Little Andaman 739 706 —. 706 Nicobar Group of (tlands 1841 — 1542 1542 Total 8249 2928 4242 7170 Tabic—13.3 Agency wise timber extraction in A & N Islands [in cub M] Govt Private f-orcst Concc- Total Year By Deptt. on work Total on pay- plantation ssio- operation contract ment of deve. nal royalty Corpn, 1988-89 53186 3387 56553 39036 26513 1576 123678 1989-190 53708 — 53708 30697 31990 1351 117746 1990-91 58745 5531 64276 4836 33612 936 103660 1991-92 53050 7573 60623 1980 41808 932 105343 1992-93 62682 2641 65323 11956 47455 746 125480 o Table - !3.4 Intake and outturn of Govt. Saw Mill [in cub. M] Chatham Saw Percen fletapuriiaw Percen Year Mill tage of Mill tage of Intake Oatturn Outturn Intake Outturn Outturn 1988-89 18770 10339 55.1 3602 2028 56.3 1989-90 17136 9685 56 5 3269 1931 59,0 1990 91 16631 9035 54.3 3193 1807 56.6 1991-92 15777 8034 50 9 2917 1630 < 559 1992-93 15066 8350 55.4 2713 1704 62.8 Table—13 5 Outturn of Major forest Produce (in cub. M) Year Timber Fuel wood 1988-89 123678 41310 1989-90 117746 36423 1990-91 103660 45377 1991-92 105343 41870 1992-93 125480 38962 T a b le -13.6 Shipmcot of timber from Island by for«st Department (in cub M) Year Timber (logs) Sawn Timber Total 1988-89 2094 Nil 2094 1989-90 Nil Nil Nil 1999-91 1047 512 1559 1991-92 3498 868 4366 1992-93 2540 407 2947 TabIe-13,7 R«venue •irned by Forest Dcparatment (Rs.in lakhs) Year Revenue 1988-89 1539 1989-90 1522 1990-91 1535 1991-92 2000 1992-93 2201 tab le - 13.8 Availability of category wise timber (log) in Andaman & Nicobar Islands during 1992-93 SI. No. Category of Timber Availibility of Timber [in cub.Ml 1 Ornamental wood 4818 2 Ply wood [Logs] 72128 3 Hardwood 25198 4 Match wood 20126 5 Soft wood 3210 Total 125480 Table—14.1 Industries No. of Industries in A & N Islands. Items As on 31 .3 S9 31.3.90 31.3.91 31.3.92 31.3.93 ^ Large Scale Industries 6 6 6 5 5 oo Small Scale Industries 709 825 869 944 1009 Industrial Trainiug Centre 10 10 11 11 11 Industrial Eatate 1 1 1 1 1 T a b le - 14.2 Regioii'W ifc Fmall Scale Irdustrial Unit 1992-93 [No.] SI Type South Middle North Nicobar No Anda- Anda- Anda Group of Total man man man Islands 1 Wood based 179 27 25 5 236 2 Agro based 75 15 7 12 109 3 Marine based 42 3 3 3 51 O 4 Food based 63 11 8 10 92 NO 5 Mineral Based 50 4 2 56 6 Chemical based 38 — — 38 7 Engineering based 213 7 3 225 8 Leather based 7 — — 7 9 Textile based 68 3 3 75 10 Coir based 2 — — 0 11 Miscellaneous 86 18 13 118 Total 823 64 34 1C09 Table~14.3 Registered factories and Factory Labour (in Nos] Y6ar Working Average workers ______factory employed daily 1988-89 42 5035 1989-90 42 5110 1990-91 46 5314 1991-92 45 5314 1992-93 45 5314 Table—14.4 Loan sanctioned to Industrial Uiits 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Category No. of Amo No. Amo- No. Amo- Nc, Amo- No Amo parties unt of unt of unt of unt of unt (R s.in par- (Rs.in par- (Rs in par- (RsJn par. (R s . in lekhs) ties lakhs) ties lakhs) ties lakhs) ties lakhs) Small Scale Industries 14 3 0 14 3 18 4 18 4 27 ?.0 Handicrafts 2 0.3 4 1 5 1 7 1.5 _ Other village and c«ttage Industries 12 25 5 1.1I 7 I !2 2.5 — Credit Plan 51 19 8 _ 22 34.65 12 15.3 12 199 Total 79 25.6 23 5.1 52 40.65 49 23.3 39 27 9 T a b le -14.5 Works committees No. Work committees Workers Year functioning covcred 1988-89 25 14725 1989-90 25 14725 1990-91 25 14710 1991-92 25 14710 1992-93 25 14725 Table - 14.6 Factory Accident [ No ] YEAR Accident Many^lajs lost 1988-89 88 221 1989-90 60 225 1990-91 75 248 1991.92 65 309 1992-93 68 256 Table . 14.7 Industrial disputes [ No ] YEAH Disputes workers Involved 1988-89 26 1300 1989-90 11 800 1990-91 19 669 1991-92 24 26 1992-93 16 170 112 Table - 14.8 TRADE UNIONS [ No J YEAR TRAL>E UNIONS Membership 1988-89 85 12,939 1989-90 90 13,483 1990-91 107 14,690 1991-92 115 14,960 1992-93 118 15,110 Table -14.9 Printing press in A & N Islands [No] Name ©f Year Tabsils 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Diglipur — — — —— Rangat 1 1 1 1 1 Port Blair 14 14 15 15 15 Fcrrargunj — — — — — Car Nicobar 1 1 1 1 1 Nanc©wry — — — —• — Total 16 16 17 17 17 Law & Order Details of Police petsonnels (No) year Description 1988-89 1989-90 1990>91 1991-92 1992-93 Inspector General of Police 1 1 1 I 1 Superintendent of Police 2 2 3 3 3 Assistant Superintendent of Police/ DeputySuperintendent ofPolice 10 10 10 8 10 Chief firr Officer 1 2 2 2 2 Police Radio Officer 1 1 I 1 1 Inspectors 28 29 29 24 30 Sub Inspectors/Assistant Sub- Inspector 126 133 133 123 140 Head Constabks/L/H/Cons/ 1344 1593 1583 1481 1660 B/PoliceConstable/Jamadars 376 376 376 376 376 Other KanKs 525 419 421 430 439 Total 2214 2566 2559 2449 2662 vPolice Ststion/Qut Post fNb] Items 1988.89 1989 90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1-1 Police fitatioos 12 12 12 15 15 ^ 2 Police Outposts 18 12 30 30 35 3 Telegraph/Police Radio Stations 28 28 29 26 28 4 Fijre Station? 9 9 9 11 11 5 V. H. F. Stations 31 33 33 33 37 Road Accidents (Nol Items 1988-89 1989-00 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1. Total accidents 138 139 131 80- 80 a] by bus 21 1ft 13 13 16 ^*b] by truck 36 31' 22 21 17 cpvc] by scooter 29 42 32 19 15 d] by car/Jecp 29 17 21 19 17 e] by motor cycle 4 12 10; 5 7 fj by other vehicle 19 18 33 3 8 II Persons killed 13 20 12 7 15 III Persons Injured 154 162 . 177 131 127 Crimes in Andaman and Nicebar Islands ( in Nos ) Crimes 1988--89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Murfler 11 11 J8 7 7 Robbery 2 1 1 — 1 Burglary 105 105 71 68 90 Rape 6 5 4 — 5 (hefts 153 182 80 120 92 Rioting 29 43 24 11 11 Kidnapping & Abduction 4 17 8 5 4 Kash or negligent act Causing death or grevious hurt HO 139 131 80 80 Cheaiing 9 4 3 1 2 Crimes 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 10. Mise IPC Cases 485 710 418 293 301 11. A&N Island Excise Regulation 1381 1322 1597 1498 1451 12. A&N Islands Protection ol Aboriginal Tribes 77 86 58 104 70 Regulation 13 Motor vehicle Act 25 22 175 133 117 > 14. Essential Commodi- 1 5 22 2 00' ties Act 15. Foreigners. Act 5 5 9 5 4 16. Gambling Act 19 11 12 6 12 17. 34 Police Act 231 258 252 309 373 18. Other Local & spe- 60 41 54 8 31 cial Laws Total 2743 2967 2937 2650 2651 Table - 15.5 ______Fire Statiops in Andaman & Nicobar Islands YEAR No ©f Locations FirtStation ^988-89 4 1. HQAberdeen 2. Marine 3.Chatham 4. Rangat 1989-90 9 1 HQ, Aberdeen 2. Ghatbam 3. Marine 4. R angat 5, Mayabunder 6 Bambooflat 7. Hut Bay 8. Diglipur 9. Haddo Wharf 1990-91 11 1. HQ Aberdeen 2 Marine 3 Chatham 4. Bambooflat 5 Rangat 6 Mayabunder VO 7 Diglipur 8 Haddo wharf 9. Hut Bay 10 Campbell Bay 11 Car Nicobar 1991-92 11 1. HQ Aberdeen 2 Marine 3 Chatham 4 Bambooflat 5 Rangat 6Mayabut)der 7 Diglipur 8 Haddo wharf 9 Hut bay 10 Campbell Bay 11 Car Nicobar 1992-93 11 1. H Q Aberdeen 2. Marine 3. Chatham 4 Haddo wharf 5 Bambooflat 6 Rangat 7 Mayabunder 8 Diglipur 9 HutBay 10 Car- Nicobar 11 Campbell Bay rr5 Incident of fire YEAR Fire Calls Property demaged attended [ No ] [Rs in- thousands] 1988-89 39 2596 1989-90 30 2819 1990-91 98 1105 1991-92 103 2915 1992-93 120 4624 K) O Table 15.7 Prison p pulatioa as on 1st January [No] Particulars 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 District Jail 1 1 1 1 1 Prison population 129 171 470 284 306 a] Men 126 170 466 279 301 b] W^omen 3 1 4 5 5 Prisoners under 21 Years of age 6 21 168 4 7 Prisoners awaiting trial 86 107 295 151 187 Age group 1988 89 .989-90 1990-91 1991--92 1992-93 (in years) Male Fe Male Fe Male Fe Male Fe Male Fe male male male male male Under 21 51 - 21 _ 3 ____ 2 — 1 21—40 169 1 78 1 181 X 102 2 95 1 40—60 25 — 30 — > 32 — 20 — 16 — 60 yean & above 1 — 1 — 1 ------2 — 2 — Total 246 1 130 1 214 1 127 2 115 1 Table—15 9 Literacy amongst convicts of District Jail (No) Year Literate Illiterate Male Female Total Male Female Total 1988-89 198 _ 198 48 1 49 1989-90 121 ' 1 122 9 — 9 1990-91 201 1 202 13 — 13 J991-92 i l l 2 113 16 - 16 SJ I M 18 Cloth Production YEAR Meter Value (Rs) Gane works Total Value Picees Value(Rs) (Rs^ 1988-89 659 4572 320 7527 12C99 1989-90 689 4730 113 2785 7515 j 990-91 792 9335 107 2477 11812 1991-92 1269 13600 71 1573 15173 1992-93 1272 19954 281 4231 24185 Year Nt> of Suicidbs By Sex By nge group Persons Bpto 18 years AUav 30 t—* 18 years to 30y,ears years to l^alc Female Total Ui 1988-89 54 32 86 9 41 36 1989-90 50 54 104 t4 45 45 1990-91 75 35 110 9 45 56 199U92 85 39 124 12 57 55 1992-93 68 48 116 8 62 46 (Nos) PERSONS YEARS 88-89 ^9-90 90-91 91-92 92-93 Failure in Exam 2 1 .— 3 4 Quarrel with Parents in Laws 4 4 3 4 7 Quarrel with Married Partner 6 5 13 H 21 Poverty — 1 — — Love affairs 1 3 1 1 3 Insanity — 3 11 7 5 Dispute Over prbpety — — — — Dreadful disease 5 5 21 12 17 other Causes 68 82 61 S6 59 Total 86 104 n o 124 116 Medical & Pulic Health Medical facilities in A & N Islanndi ( Nos) Community Dispen Primary Sub Urban Beds Period Hospitals Health saries Health Centre Health avai to Centre Centre Centre lable 1988.89 6 2 17 12 63 5 806 ]989-90 4 3 10 14 84 5 806 1990*91 5 3 7 16 8S 5 1991 92 3 4 5 17 91 5 846 1992.93 3 4 2 17 91 5 880 T ab le-16.2 Region - wise Hospitals Sc Dispensaries (No.) *^egion Hospital Community Dispen- Primary Siib Urban health sanfis heaitti CentTc health Centre Centre Centre 91- 92 91-92 9i*“ 92 9i* 92 91 -92 91’-92 91-92 ^ 92 93 92 93 92 93 92 93 92 92 93 k> ’ ...... — ...... * " ' ' ' ■ 1 1 1 1 4 1 9 10 32 32. 5 d M/Andaman 1 — 1 1 — — 4' 2 20 19 — — N/Andaman — 1 1 I — — 1 2 12 13 _ Nicobar G/Of Islands 1 1 \ \ j 1 Z 11 21 ^ ^ TotaJ 3 j 4 4.5 2 17 17 9i 91 5 5 A & N Islands Table 16-3 Tahiil wise hospitslt & dUpccsarics fNo) Hos* Community C>if> Primary Sub Urban Talasil pita] Health pen- Heath Centre health Centre saries Centre Centre 91- 92- 91- 92- 91- 92- 91-92- 91- 92- 91- 92- 92 93 92 93 92 93 92 93 92 93i n 93 ^iglipur - - _ 12 9 — — *o 1 1 1 1 ! Mayabunder 1 1 — ^ 1 1 9 13 — — Kaogat -- 1 1 •— 3 3 n 11 — — port Blair 1 ] 4 1 6 6 20 17 5 5 Ferrargunj ------1 1 ^ - * ■ 3 3 12 14 - — (;^ar Kicobar 1 I I \ 5 5 — ~ Nancovrie ^ — 1 1 — — 3 3 22 22 ^ — Totai 3 3 4 4 5 2 17 17 91 91-5 5 Bed Strength Hospital 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1 2 3 4 5 6 DigUpur Tahsil CHC Diglipur 32 32 32 32 50 Mayabunder Tahsil Civil Hospital Mayabuader 30 30 30 30 30 00 PHC Kalrghat 10 10 10 10 10 Rangat Tahsil Civil Hospital Long Islad 15 15 15 15 15 CHC Rangat 39 39 39 39 39 CHC Kadamtala 10 10 10 10 10 PHC Billigroiind 10 10 20 20 20 P«rt Blair Tahsil GB Pant Hospital 406 406 406 406 412 PHC Garacharma JO 10 10 1 3 4 5 6 PHG Neil Island 6 6 6 6 16 PHC Havelock 10 10 10 10 10 PHC Huibay 10 10 10 10 10 PHC Baratang 10 10 10 10 10 Ferrargunj Tahsil Civil Hospital Bambooflat 42 42 42 42 42 PHC Tusbnabad 10 10 10 iO 10 PHC Wimberlygunj 6 6 4 4 4 so PHC Manglistan — —— 10 10 Car Nicobar Tahsil Civil Hofpital Car Nicobar 94 94 106 106 106 Naucowrie Tahsil cH^^ Nancowrie 46 46 46 46 46 PHC Campbell Bay 10 10 10 10 10 PHC Katchal 10 10 10 10 10 Total 806 806 836 846 8S0 T#ble -16.5 Medical BersonneU (No) Category 1988-89 ,1989-90 1990iil imhm 1992‘93 ■ '...... I" " < ■ " 1 * 11. " f I * ' ■ — ■■■ Doctors 104 90 95 104 106 Nurses 2p7 198 210 245 147 Midwivcs 114 m 108 139 139 to 0 Cotnpouoders 37 96 108 112 108 Malaria/Sanitary/ 33 35 35 35 34 Filaria Inspector Vaccinators 9 5 5 5 9 Health Viiitors 28 29 29 32 32 Table -16.6 Registered Birth & Death in A & N Itlaads (As on 1st Jan ) ( No. ) Birth Death Year Male Female Total Male Female Total 1989 2743 2804 5547 556 299 855 1990 2786 2506 5292 563 296 859 1991 3264 3006 6270 611 346 957 1992 3551 3245 6796 684 365 1049 1993 3588 3425 7013 (P) 681 408 1089 (P) P-Provisional Table - 16.7 Average No. ®f daily in patients and Out patients at Port Blair Hospital (No) YEAR Daily average Daily average in patients______out patients 1988-89 283 1J20 1989-90 310 595 1990-91 300 556 1991-92 287 590 992*93 287 586 Patients treated in Govt hospitals and dispensaries fNo) accerding to diseases Diseases 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1V92-93 Malaria 13641 2499 4208 1922 2597 Oispepsia & Diarrhoea and Dysentry 54289 64524 68191 45055 40188 FiUria NA 14 37 87 97 T. B. 796 812 776 756 611 Rheumatic fever without heart disease 2009 527 718 1469 1383 others 581096 694573 771247 78636) 779786 Total 651831 762949 845177 835649 824662 Deaths in h«kspital according to causes * Di&ease 1988i-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-^2__ 1992-93 Cholera _ Small pox — ------— ------Malaria 1 5 — 2 2 Oth«r fever 7 18 ____ 3 Dyscniry& Diarrhoea 15 16 24 32 25 Respiratory diseases 34 27 23 21 14 iDjuries 11 17 17 7 17 Death from child birth 2 2 — 2 3 All other Causes 409 391 414 351 363 Total 472 465 496 415 427 Table-16.10 Maternity cases attended. (No) Year Lat>our cases conducted 198S-89 5719 1989-90 5063 1990-91 6486 1991-92 6968 1992-93 7500(P) F-Provisional Manth Sterilisation operation Performed ______1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 199U92 1992-93 April 158 409 8i 127 113 May 133 81 174 121 163 June 93 174 145 . 105 110 July in? 145 124 133 100 August 187 124 148 151 126 September 166 148 82 145 129 October 159 82 109 125 136 November 143 109 153 215 210 December 227 153 170 180 200 January 287 170 201 181 157 February 150 201 221 213 192 March 221 342 301 215 196 Total 2061 2138 1909 1911 1832 Table - 16J2 Tubectomy Opertion & I U D Insertions No Year lUD Tubectomy operation Insertion* performed 1988.89 1889 1943 1989-90 1695 2018 1990-91 1694 1820 1991-92 1805 1837 1992-93 1506 1790 Table -16.13 Month wise Tubectomy operations & lUD insertion No. Mo- lUD iflsetion Tubectomy Operation nths 1990-91 1991-92 1992-9S 1990-91 1991-92 1992-9.3 April 69 144 75 74 119 109 May 114 139 93 167 114 158 June 135 154 54 140 102 107 July 92 163 120 122 121 99 Aug 159 144 109 145 148 124 Sep 112 146 1(9 to 141 125 Oct 107 128 143 106 124 135 Nov 157 175 123 147 206 204 Dec 172 176 142 162 172 195 Jan 153 170 227 189 174 155 Feb 168 121 159 208 207 186 March 256 145 142 280 209 193 Total 1694 1805 1506 1820 1837 1790 Table - 17.1 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT New 20 Point Programme Under Selected Items 1991-92 1992-93 ITEMS Unit Target Achic Target Achie vement vement 1 Point No, 1 1— <\ttawk on rural poverty £RDP Familie* benefited No. 1564 1502 1304 895 b. jR Y (Mandays generatedj No. 458000 218300 447000 170693 c. Small scale industries Established No. 75 75 60 65 Point No. 2 Strategy for rain fed Agriculture Walter shed development a. Land development Hects 100 NIL 4000 3760 (Tractoiisation^ 1 2 3 4 5 6 b. Improved Implements No,. 125 113 125 17-; c. Improved seeds Quin 560 577 560 394 tals point - 3 Better use of irrigation Water a. Irrigation potential created by ponds No. 30 23 40 50' b. Utilisation of potential created bv pump sets No. ICO 96 2060 80 u> •>1c. Soil conservation (hect ) No 90 136 100 107 d. Plantation (Horticulture Development) No. 400 587 500 560 Point - 4 Bigger Harvests Produtioo of a Rice Tonnes 30000 31000 30000 31574 b. Oil seeds '700 690 700 497 Q. Pulses (F) 1000 910 2000 574 d. Horticulture (i) Fruits 14000 16920 12900 15000 1 2 '3 ‘ 4 ' '5 6 (ii) Vegetables Tonnes llOQO ih oo 14000 14592 c. Live stock products ri) Milk MT 19500 . 22935 21000 24000 (ii) Eggs In Lakhs 400 431 450 455 f. Fish MT 26000 25292 16840 24328 Point No. 7 Clcai drinkii^g Water. a. Villages covered fT ) No. 21 21 10 20 b. Population eovered(T) „ 9648 10616 4000 9135 c. Scheduled Tribe population ^ Covered „ 3953 4795 — 1969 Point No. 8 Health for all a. Community Health centre No. 1 1 — b. Primary Heath centre „ 1 1 1 — c. Sub centre „ 6 12 5 — d. Immunisation of children (i) DPT 6600 6603 5850 5844 (ii) Poiio >, 6600 6679 5850 5847 (iii) i© e 6600 6689 5850 5851 Note ; T — Tentative I 2 3 4 5 6 e. National Fragramme on dontrol of Blindficss Cataract operations No. 150 179 400 140 f. National leprosy eradication Programme diagcoising of new cases No. 100 140 100 104 g. National T. B Control Progrumm*^ > (i) New cases diagnoised No, 376 460 400 449 *(ii) Sputum examination at PHC No. 1200 2044 1200 2464 h Rural lanitary Latrine No 770 700 769 441 'i. Rehabilitation of Handicapped No, 25 37 25 27 Point - 9 Two child Norm a. Sterilisation No. 1850 1900 1880 1832 b. Equivalance of ij 1 U U Insertions No, 1900 1810 1900 1506 ii] CC Users No. 1800 2240 )800 2294 iii] OP Users No, 600 601 1000 411 c, Anganwaaies No. 255 255 185 255 ICD.:> blocks No. 4 4 4 4 Supplemenatry Nutrition (Central Sector) Beneficiaries No 18500 19655 18500 22733 'Point No 10 Expansion of education Elejientary Education General No. 3000 3120 3000 3533 ^ Tribes No. 500 500 500 525 Adult literacy General No 6000 6143 6000 6200 S, Triber No. 1000 1059 1013 r*r>int No. n Justice to S. Cs & S Ts S, T. families assisted No. 425 496 500 441 Improving educational Standard [ opening of coaching centie tor class x & xii ] No, 1 2 3 4 5 6 Poiat No* 12 Equality for wom«n 1. Enrollment of girif in Schools No. 2000 2000 2000 2050 2. Women in adult literacy Class 3500 3632 3500 3527 3. Women in technical Institution »» 14 25 30 31 Point No. 13 New opportunities for youth 1. N. S. S. Enrollaent No. 350 250 350 250 [i]^ Youth Exchange Progrommt 1 2 2 1 [ii] Youth festival 1 1 1 1 [iii] National Integration camp [ evalutory ] No 1 2 2 2 [iv] Community Singing programme 99 10 10 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 V. Folk festival No. 1 1 i 1 Vr. Establishmcnt of youth Club / mahila mondals 5 4 5 VII. Youth Seminars >5 2 3 3 2 VIII. Scout Camp # 9 4 4 4 4 ^.3. NEW SPORTS POLICY Participation of team at National level tournament No 13 14 14 12 ii) Coaching Camp >> 12 16 16 16 iii^ Development of play ground 99 2 2 2 2 iv) Inter block tournaments 9 y 30 33 33 5 v) In service training programme 9 9 2 3 3 2 vi) Sports festival! *9 1 1 1 1 vii) Grant - in - aid to sports association 99 2 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Point -1 4 HOUSING FOR PEOPLE 1. Provision of house sites (families) No. — — — 2. ConstructioD assistance 50 — iO[A] ------3, IndiTa Awas yojna for SC & ST *> 16 17 16 20[B] 4. LIO Housing IDO 214 100 7 5. EWS Housing 30 8 12 POINT - 15 UJ Improvement of slums 1. Slum Population Covered With seven basic amaities No 500 ^ 7 250 295 POINT - 16 New Strategy for forestry SeedMng diitribution for plantatton on private lands lakhs — — 5.00 5.33 ii) Area vf publrc land including forest lanti Hcet — — 3200 3200 PROTECTI0N OP THE ENVIRONMENT 1. Tree plaHtion hidaWis —. — — — 2. Sarvival rate „ — — — POINT - 18 QONOBRN FQRCONSUMERS I. FI'S Opened m 12 25 12 2 ^ I^PONIT- 19 Energy for ViHages 1. Villages electrified 1st five year plan 5580.50 85.472 15 2nd five year plan 603.135 364.876 60 , 3rd five year plan 979.320 636 202 65 1 Annual plan [ 1966- 69] 687.702 525.878 77 4th five year plan 1400.00 1460.999 105 5th five year plan 3372.00 2120.702 63 6th five year plan 9660.500 10006439 104 7th five year plan 30150000 23490 749 78 8th five year plan 68500.00 — — Annual plan [1993.94J 15630.00 15630.00 [anticipated ] 100 Name of CD Jurisdiction Headquarters Blocks 1. South Andaman Port Blair ferrar Gunj & Ferrar Gunj Little Andaman ^ 2 . Middle Andaman Rangat & Mayabunder Tahsil Rangat 3. North Andaman Diglipur Tahsil Diglipur 4. Car Nicobar Car Nicobar Tahs.l Big Lapathi 5. Nancowrie Nancowrie Tahsil Jm Great nmiiiag Kamorta Nicobar Island Table- -17.4 Panchayat in A & N Islands Name of Tahsil No. Diglipur 8 Mayabunder 6 Rangat 10 Port Blair 9 Fcrrargunj 9 Nancowry 2 Total 44 POST & TELEGRAPHS Table - 18.1 Postal facilities in A & N Island Head Post ofiicc / Branch post Letter No Ytar Sub Post Offices Office Boxes 1988-89 33 57 229 1989-90 33 61 240 1990-91 33 64 161 1991-92 33 64 244 1992-93 33 64 244 Tabic - 18.2 Region wise postal facilities 1992*93 No. Region Head post Sub Post Branch Oflice Office PostOffice North Andaman __ 2 13 Middle Andaman — 5 9 South Andaman I 21 28 Nicobar group Islands — 4 14 Total 1 32 64 Tabic . 18.3 Telephone facilities in A & N lalands No. Telephone Extensiom Telephone Year Connection Exchange 1988-89 1425 179 9 1989-90 2023 280 10 1990-91 2233 546 10 1991-92 2430 276 11 1992-93 2784 340 11 Table - 18 4 Rcgionwise telephone connection 1992 93 Telephone Connection No Region Govt Private Total Extension Diglipur 44 35 79 2 Mayabunder 39 37 76 2 Rangat 41 37 78 1 Kadam tala 1 IJ 12 Port Blair 935 1029 1964 281 Raratang 2 17 19 Brichgunj 16 2 18 Garacharma 35 123 158 H jt Bay 44 33 77 Wimberly gunj 22 56 78 1 Car Nicobar 60 18 78 50 Katchal 9 14 23 Lapathy 12 5 17 Nancowriy 27 4 31 2 Campbellbay 47 29 76 1 Total 1334 1450 2784 340 Table - 18 5 Telephene CoQoection in Port BUif Municipal '' ” ' N q. Year Govt ■ Prtvare' Total Exten 1988-89 716 402 1118 164 1989-9Q 1016 676 1692 254 1990-91 1107 795 1902 266 1991-92 935 954 1889 276 1992-91 935 1029 1964 281 po^ypR Table-19.1 Jgiectricity Installed capacity & Generatipo in A & N Islands. Installed Capacity Geoeratrcm Year [ in KW ] [ in KWH ] 1 9 8 ^ 9 I5iS9 326,98,197 1989.90 15546 351,08.135 1990-91 15701 394.18.201 1991-92 28031 519,08,050 1992-93 28395 622,25,364 Table - 19.2 District wise Installed capacity and Generation 92-93 District Installed capacity Generation (Kwj (Kwh) Andamans 24178 57655248 Nicobars 4217 4540U6 A & N Islands 28395 62225364 Generation ( K.. W. H ) Months 1991-92 1992-93 Aprii 2640037 4079561 May 2776874 3961321 June 2^60613 3755250 July 3064269 3950342 August 3081744 4013417 Septtmber 3226749 4198415 October 3416234 4341580 November 3419483 4033093 December 3722238 4222930 January 3846763 4041122 February 3490112 3522715 March 3978025 4321161 Total 39523141 48440907 Generation ( K. W. H .) Months 1991-92 1992.93 April 927972 10S5648 May 1059628 1059085 June 938493 1078089 July 967119 1129680 August 1019404 1170177 September 1021864 1127346 October 1073658 1268158 November 1044615 1133021 December 1125422 1207033 January 1107771 11663369 February 1010766 U0U971 March 113S197 1258880 Total 12384909 13784457 T ab le-19.5 ^cctricity Coniumptian in A & N Islands. (K W H) )[ear Consumption 285,17,767 1989-90 296,28,965 1990-91 316,86.558 1991.92 394,22,490 T ^ e i I9,p Mpqthswise eleqtricity (Consumption ip Headquarter area Consumption f'KWH^ Mooths 1991-92 1992-03 April 2IH216 2962218 May 2377202 2890944 June 2226089 2849883 July 230j^523 2934665 Augifst i3 0 5 O 2 9 3 m ^ September 3372196 3185172 Octobcr 2541427 3203261 November 2636803 3042350 Oscewbgr 2723045 3074267 January 28402W 29955i24 February 2977005 2686713 March 2918161 3142527 Ts)t»I 30599027 35904270" Table - 19 7 Monthswisc electricity Consumption in rural area Consumption (KWH) Months^ 1991-92 1992-93 April 700358 779773 May 709383 802556 Juac 703543 777723 July 704464 796211 August 770384 865852 September 738589 853417 October 778423 924315 November 746 318 867468 December 783145 895221 January 768421 885978 February 759500 895020 March 860735 908314 Total 9023463 10251848 Tahsil wise Electricity consumers in A & N Islands No. of consumeis as on Name of 31-3-89 31-3-90 31-3-91 31-3-92 31-3-92 Tahsil Diglipur 2184 2322 2341 2370 2957 Mayabunder Rangat 5896 6249 6406 6616 7725 17046 18197 Port Blair 19448 20556 27622 Ferrargunj 19468 4535 4702 5193 Car Nicobar 1396 1452 1569 1655 1798 Nancowry 2159 2225 2362 2409 2820 Total 48149 34980 36828 38799 42922 Table - 19.9 Sectorwise Electricity consumption in A & N Islands by ______Powerhouse. 1992-93 Power Dome- Non-do- Indus-' Temporary Street Miscell- House Stic mestic trial Connection Light ancous Tota 1 Port Blair 13227757 9359983 4492123 316851 1176759 7330797 35904270 Havelock 106925 56062 1503 11100 175590 iNeil Island 114557 46818 490 30 11952 — 1 173847 Rangat 1052234 598174 212834 5110 61432 1929784 L/Island 100438 48609 2869 6703 — 158619 Mohanpur 4890 581 — 25 579 —. 6075 SitaNagar709870 380347 65651 13939 109228 61036 1340071 Kishori Nagar 25215 7786 6617 5345 44963 Pachim Sagar 9271 3404 — 158 — 12833 Smithlsland5063 1200 —— 900 — 7163 Rayhiil 8372 862 — — —— 9234 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 M/bundcr 575063 258273 62395 2719 35216 6499 940165 Betapur 357036 120973 25058 1549 33087 — 537703 Hanspuri 3048 — — —— — 3048 Baratang 155999 77756 — 101 5891 — 239747 Little Andamaa439661 440984 86817 13880 75225 31080 1087647 C/Nicobar896577 778786 101870 15738 137810 50960 1981731 Kam®jt^ 131054 103499 —— 2400 236953 Filpillow 17042 2779 — — 2300 — 22121 Kakana 14061 2745 — — 2181 — 18987 Champion 25894 19122 —— 2350 — 47366 Tapong 8763 36 — — 2300 — 11099 Katchal 192337 116091 6286 4467 12642 1740 333563 U/Katchal 11546 1540 — 2020 — 15106 Tereisa 36347 9596 — — 1731 — 47674 Chowra 48173 4602 — _ 971 53752 Kondul 5548 2891 —— 870 mtmm 9309 C/ Bay 330068 314662 34851 11890 90197 20400 802068 Pilowmillcw 3854 1776 -- — — — 5630 Monthwise and scctorwise Electricity consumption in Urban Area 1992-93 ( K W H ; Month Dom- Non.Do- Indus- Temporary Street Miscell- estic mestic trial connection Light aneous Total April 1065026 338955 13727 91397 671298 2962218 781815 ~ May 1046989 332126 12608 93655 648136 2890944 757430 Jun« 1045280 321012 17521 96599 615175 2849883 754296 July 1081090 303531 11861 97470 675034 2934662 765670 August 1107854 726063 314682 14005 97772 676433 2936809 September 1116092 768453 369750 14348 97833 818696 3185172 October 1173779 783165 340352 17354 99538 789073 3203261 November 1140867 772783 286241 13129 100435 728895 3042350 December 1149538 780700 278782 20923 101093 743171 3074207 January 1091299 294853 17830 101648 675821 2995524 814073 February 1082007 295532 16897 96651 451162 2686713 744464 March 1127936 332307 28117 102668 640428 3142527 911071 Table - 19.11 Sectorvvise Electricity Coasumption in Rural Area 1992- Month Domc^ Non-Do-Indu;?-Temporary Street Miscell- Stic mestic trial conncction Light aneous Total April 397298 263482 46787 6955 39804 25447 779773 May 407374 270870 45330 6810 46475 25697 802526 June 41017« 251444 46016 5870 45651 18564 777723 July 416916 260853 47147 6392 48737 16166 796211 D; August 462744 280811 53540 5472 50857 1242 s 865852 ^ Septem 457941 283642 49685 4492 47957 9700 853417 October 482287 317031 52890 8370 53902 9835 924315 Novcm 458642 289668 50436 7111 51661 9950 867468 Decem 482045 291877 48427 5312 55776 11784 895221 January 467723 298615 47561 6678 53745 11651 885973 Fcbuary 469674 296545 52665 8033 56678 11425 895020 Match 483907 292850 58637 6231 55359 11335 908319 Total 5396729 3397688 599121 77726 606602 173982 10251848 No of villages electrified as on Tahsil 31-3-89 31-3-90 31-3^91 31-3-92 31-3-93 Diglipur 38 39 39 39 41 Mayabunder 57 58 58 58 60 Rangat 61 65 65 65 66 Port Blair 83 85 85 85 85 Ferrargunj 78 78 78 78 78 Car Niccbar 16 16 16 16 16 Nancowry 124 150 150 150 152 Total 457 491 491 491 498 Table - 20.1 Road length in A & N Islands ( in Kms^ Black Year topped Others Roads in progress 1988-89 751 34 60 1§89 90 783 27 35 1990-91 783 27 35 1991-92 786 29 40 1992-93 790 27 50 Region Name of Road length ( Kms^ South Andaman Tiunk Road 110 Road in Port Blair H.Q area 77 Other roads outside Port Blair 129 Havelock Other roods 7 Baratang Trunk road 23 Other road 2 Middle Andaman Trunk road 122 Other road 53 North Andaman Trunk road 24 Other road 47 Little Andaman Other road 28 Car Nicobar Other road 8 Circulare road 45 Katcbal Other roads 23 Kamorta Other roads 3 Great Nicobar Oiher roads 87 Long Island Other roads 2 Total 790 Tabic • 20.3 Length of Andaman trunk road Period Roads Completed (Kms) 31-3-89 250 ~~ 31-3-90 273 31-3-91 273 31-3-^2 273 31-3-93 280 SOCIAL WELFARE Tabic 21.1 Welfare extension / border area projects ^No) 31-3-89 31-3-90 31-3-91 31-3-92 31-3-93 Project implementing Committees 5 5 5 5 5 Centres 25 25 25 25 25 Sanctioned Staff 105 99 98 107 95 Beneficiaries 1230 1049 1314 1453 1135 Table - 2!|? Grant-iH'-aid Sanctioned Item Unit 1991-92 1992-93 1 2 3 4 Gran-in-aid Institutions No 68 92 Amount Rs 505000 724470 Beneficiaries No 1612 3580 Creche Centre No 42 82 Amount Rs 491085 643573 Beneficiaries No 1050 2050 Socio economic Progra mme Dairy Unit No 50 51 Amount Rs 2730840 3020000 Beneficiaries No 820 840^' Goatary Units K 0 6 6 Amount Rs 203880 203880 Beneficiaries No 100 100 Self employment Units No 20 24 Amount Rs 360000 52000 Beneficiaries No 300 3800 1 2 3 4 Spices €ultivation No 7 7 ^mcunt Rs 17500 12500 Beneficiaries No 70 70 Small scale Unit No 4 5 Amoant Rs 168910 43 7910 Beneficiaries No 44 70 Poultry Units No 1 1 Amount Rt 30,000 30,000 Beccficiaries No 20 20 Holiday Camps No 3 17 Amount Rs 31200 175000 Beneficiaries No 150 850 Working Womens Hostel No 1 — Amount Rs 10000 — Beneficiaries No 25 — Awareness generation Project No 1 _ Amount Rs 10000 . — Beneficiaries No 20 ___ Institutions beaefitted by state social welfare Advisory Board Amount « j ^ No «ncd released ni«y Centre ef.c.aries ^ No. Rs. Rs. No. Benefi- No. No No Ben ^ ciaries Ben. Ben 1988-89 77 9,05.131 8,42,142 32 1107 57 976 40 1050 — — 1989-90 71 3 57,000 3,45,234 31 1012 52 846 40 1050 — — 1990-91 98 8,30,985 5,96,541 30 683 29 452 39 825 — — 1991-92 102 9,96,985 8,85,$12 30 977 30 635 42 1050 8 79 1992-93 100 i 3,47,336 13,68^043 31 558 52 652 82 2050 — — Year Boys Girls Total 1988-89 39 27 66 1989-90 50 28 18 1990 91 45 32 77 1991-92 45 32 77 1992-95 45 32 77 Table - 22.1 TOURISM Placc* of tourist Interest Name Area Historical Places Cellular Ja]l INational South Andaman Memorial ) Sahid Bedi Ross Island Viper Island Beaches Carbyn’s Cove North Bay Wandoor Loha Bari Havelock Cinque Island Neil Island Jolly Buoy Island _____ Name______Area Ross Island South Andaman Long Island Middle Ainaman Guitar Island North Andaman Smith Island Table Island Creeks Wrighr myo South Andaman Baratang 9 > U ttara Middle Andaman Yeratta. Middle Andaman Kalighat North Andaman Parangara Trekking Mount Harriet South Andaman Saddle Peak North Andaman Madhuban South Andaman Shoal Bay Museum Emporium etc, Anthropological Museum Port Blair Cottage Industries Emporium Khadi Gremodyog Emporium Fisheries Museum Forest Musuem Naval Marine Museum Port Blair Gardens/Park Haddo Zoological Garden Marina Park Gandhi Park Name Area Other Attraction Chidiyatappu South Andaman Agricultral farm 99 Sippighat / Jirkatang 99 Manglutan Rubber Plantation 99 Sound and Light show at 99 Cellular Jail Water sports SAI Complax Sippighat 99 Table 22.2 Govt. Guest houses in Andaman & Nicobar Islands Type Location Tahsil Maintained by APWD Circuit house Haddo P©rt Blair Tourist home )» 99 Megapod# Nest 99 Nicobaresc Cottage (2 Nos) 99 Guest house No. II $9 99 Teal House Delanipur 99 H orn Bill Nest Doodhline 168 Typs Location lahsil Tourist home Marine Hill Port Blair Guest house Carbyn’* cove’ 99 Guest h >use Neil Island 99 Guest house Ferrargunj Feirargunj Gue*t house Wright myo ■99 Guest house Rangat Raagat Guest house Kadamtala Inspection Banglow Hut Bay L/ Andaman Rest house Betapur Rangat Guest house Mayabunder Mayajuudcj- Rest house Kalighat 99 Rest house Kishori Nagar P9 Rest house Diglipur Diglipui Rest house Aenai bay i9 Guest houss Car Nicobar Car Mcobar Circuit house 9* 9# Annexure ffor class III staff) Malaca 99 Guest house Campbell bay Naasowrie Circuit houie 99 Inspeetion Bunglow Indira Point 99 Guest House Kamorta 99 Guest House Katchal 169 Type Location Tahsil Guest house Maintained by forest departmctrt Ghiriyatapu South Andaman Port Blair Nilam bur Bara«ang 99' Wandoor South Andaman Ferrargunj Mount Harriet Lonf Island Middle Andaman Rangat Elphinstone Harbour 99 Bakultala >> Aerial bay North Andaman Diglipur Table 22.3 Indian Airlines • calcutta / Port Blair Schedule. Items Particulars Air craf t _ B-737 Flight Number IC285 Calcutta / Port Blair Days of operatio.n Tuesday, Thursday &Saturday Depactiire fcom Calcutta 0540 hrs Arrival at Port tilair 0740 hrs Flight number iPort Blait f calcutta IC 286 Days of operation Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday Departure f]:Qm Port Blair 0$|0 hrs Arrival at calcutta 1020 hrs Item Particulars Air craf t B-737 flight number IC 549 (Madras Port Blair) Days of operation Wednesday Friday & Sunday Departure from Madras 0640 hrs Arrival at Port Blair 0845 hrs Flight number IC 550 (Port Blair / Madras) Days of operation Wednesday, Friday & Sunday Departure from Port Blair 0925 hrs Arrival at Madras 1130 hrs Table - 22.5 ______Indian Airlines - Tariff rates______Sector Route Length Sint?lc tare fcxcess Baggage (Kms) iRs) f Ks per Calcutta / P/B 1303 3142 Rs. 29.80 Calcutta / Delhi 1314 3115 (y) 3885 (c) Rs 29.30 4345 (j; Calcutta/Bombay 1676 5162 (J) 4616 (C) Rs 34.95 3701 (Y) C alcutta/M adras 1424 4058 (C) Rs 30.65 3253 3176 (Y) Rs 30.15 passenger fares for Mainland/Island shipping services. Wame o f ships Class of Fare per Berth, accomodation V. Harshavardhana Deluxe Cabin Rs 2000.00 First class cabin Rs 1650.00 Four & six berth ‘A* class cabin Rs 1300.00 Second class ‘B’ type cabin Rs 1000.00 Bunk class Rs 550.00 [. V. Nlicobar Deluxe cabin [Two berth] Rs 2000.00 First class cabin Rs 1650.00 Second class cabin Rs 1300.00 Bunk class Rs 550.00 yi. V. I f ancowry Deluxe cabin Rs 2000.00 Firstclass Rs 1650,00 Second class Rs 1000.00 Bunk class Rs 550.00 Table - 22.7 Distance by Sea between important places From To distance [naut^al miies] Port Blair Diglipur 100 f9 Mayabundef 85 yy Ran gat 50 f t ]Long Island 46 Have lock 21 Sf Oral katcba 35 %r Wrafter creok 27 3Y Long Island [ via ] Oral katcba 45 97 Mayabunder via 51 75 99 Ma^j^abunder via »* Long Isjand 74 Little Andaman 66 » r Car Nicobar 150 Nar condum MO >> ^t^ancpwrie 235 9 9 Nancowrie via 9f Car Nicobar 230 Barren Island 75 Neil Island 20 ♦ ♦ Baratang 35 >5 Kadamtala From To Distance [autical miles] >9 (Uttara Jetty) 50 99 East Island 120 if Katchal 228 99 Campbell bay 294 9> South bay >9 f'Grcat Nicobar) 300 Car Nicobar Teressa 55 Chowra 45 Katchal 80 Nancowrie 82 Campbell bay 155 Narco wrie Kondul 50 WB Katchal 20 99 Pulomilo 35 99 WB Katchal 15 99 East Island 75 Nan condum Diglipur ? 7 99 Mayabunder 85 99 North Se«tinel 198 99 Hut bay 200 Teressa N ancowrie 30 Campbell bay Kondul 30 Barren Island Mayabunder 66 Barren Island Long Island 55 barren Island Nancowrie 255 Kondml Pulomilo 20 Ordinary Mile = 1609.344 Metre 174 Tabic - 22.8 Passenger Tariff for Inter - Islands / fore sKore ferry services [lo Rs. Station From To ©elux Ordinary Special Bunk. Deck. cabin cabin 1 2 3 4 5 6 Southern Group of Tsiands P«rt Blair Hut bay 114 00 56.00 25.00 14.00 „ Car Nicobar 226.00 113*00 49.00 29 00 oi ,, Katchal 34700 174.00 74.00 43.00 „ Nancowr.y 347.00 174.00 74,00 43.00 Campbell bay 460 00 230.00 103 00 64 00 Hut bay Car Nicobar 113 00 57.00 24.00 14.00 „ Nancowry 258.00 130 00 57.00 38 00 Campbell bay 372 00 186 00 85 00 55.00 Car Nicobjar Teressa 106.00 53 00 23.00 14.00 Katcfeal 151.00 75.00 32.00 19.00 ,, Waccowry 146.00 73.00 32.00 20.00 Campbell bay 258 00 129.00 61.00 4100 Nancowry Pilomillow 73 00 36.09 17 00 12 00 Nancowry Campbell bay 113.00 57.00 29.00 20.00 1 2 3 4 5 6 PilomiHow Kondul 41 00 20.00 12.00 8 00 Katehal Naneowry 32.00 16.00 9.00 5.00 Teressa Katehal 63.00 34.00 15 00 9.00 Naneowry Teressa 100 00 50 00 2300 13.00 „ chowra 106.00 53 00 24 00 14 00 Kondul 113*00 57.00 29 00 20.00 Naneowry Oering 15.00 9.00 4 00 3 00 „ PilomiHow 63.GO 34 00 15.00 9 00 Middle And Northern Groip Of Islands Port Blair Baratang — 24.00 — 6 00 I — 10.00 O'*1 Kadamtala — 36.00 — 99 Long Island — 40.00 10.00 — 9f Strat Island — 40 <00 10.00 99 Rangat Bay — 48.00 22.00 13-00 99 Neil Island — 20 00 10.00 6.00 Port Blair Havelock Island — 24.00 11.00 600 99 Mayabunder 157 00 79.00 36 00 20 00 99 Diglipur 205 00 102 00 47 00 27.00 Baratang Kadamtala — 13 00 — 3.00 L^ng l*Iand — 16.00 — 5.00 Baratang Rangat — 28.00 — 8.00 Kadamtala Long Island _ 4.00 — 2,00 „ Rangat bay — 18,00 — 5,00 Long Island Rangat Bay — 14.00 6 00 4,00 „ Mayabundcr — 40.00 18.00 10.00 Diglipur — 62.00 29.00 17.00 Rangat Bay Mayabuader — 33.00 15,00 9,CO „ Diglipur — 57,00 26,00 15,00 Neil Island Havelock — 18.00 8.00 5.00 Mayabunder Diglipur 48 00 24 00 11.ro 10 00 ►-* Neil Island Long Island — 17.00 19 GO 10 90 ^ Rangat bay — 23 00 21.00 12.00 Mayabunder — 75-00 3400 19.00 Diglipur — 98,00 44 00 25 00 Havelock Neil Island - - 32 00 15.00 8 00 „ Rangat bay — 44 00 20.00 10.00 „ Mayabunder — 71 00 32.00 19.00 „ Diglipur — 94.00 43 00 24 00 N o te — Fxcc bdggagc allownce - 40 kg cabin, :50 kg for bunk class 25 kg for Deck class, execss baggage is as per cargo freight rates - Ttble - 22.9 Passenger fares for harbour ferry services From To Ferry Rate (Rs) 1 2 3 Port Blair Harbour ferry Service Phoenix bay Jetty to Hope town ,50 „ Bambooflat 1.00 „ Haddo/Chatham jetty 1.10 „ Dundus Pont/viper Islandl.50 „ Junglighat / Mithakari 2 50 Haddo/Chatham Dundas point viperlsland 0.50 „ Junglighat 1.00 „ Mithakhri 1,00 Hope town to Bambooflat 0.50 „ Haddo/Chatham jetty 1.00 „ Dundas point/viper Island 1.10 „ Junglighat 1.75 Vipa Island to Junglighat 1.50 Dundus point to Juaglighat 1.10 „ to Mithakhari 1*00 Junglighat to Mithakhari 1.10 Haddo / Chatham to Bambooflat 0.50 Mayabunder Harbour ferry service Mayabunder to Kalighat 1*50 Parangara 3.00 „ Bajota 1.50 „ xianspuri if ,00 Aerial bay harbour ferry service Aerial bay Sagardweep 2,75 „ Gandhi nagar (Short routej 2,75 Sagardweep Gandhi nagar 2.75 Aerial bay Saoti nagar 5,25 Kadamtala Yeretta ferry Service Kadamtala Long Island L75 Long Island Yeretta 3,10 Yeretta Kadamatala 1,30 U ttara jetty Gandhighat 1,10 Nancowry harbour ferry services Kamoita to champion 1,10 Table - 22.10 Distance by road and bus fares To Distance Fare (KM) (Rs) Blair Jirkatang 64 7.50 Wandoor 30 4.00 Manjeri 24 3..5 Chidiyatappu 28 3.75 Tirur 36 5.25 Dandaspoint 32 4 50 Namuagbar 30 4.00 Chouldari 20 2.75 Port Mout 24 3,25 Sippighat 14 2-00 Garacharma 10 1,50 Tclerabad 10 1,75 Dollygunj 10 1.25 Calicut 14 2,00 School Line 6 1,00 Shadipur 5 1,00 Dairy Farm 5 1,00 Chatham 5 1,00 Haddo 5 1,00 Buniyadabad 5 0,75 Middle Strait 100 15,00 Tabic -22.11 Taxi Fares Distance Taxi Rate (Rs) For first 1^ km 7.80 For subsequent every km 3.90 Waiting Charges {per hour) 0.50 for every three minute* or Rs. 10 for 1 hour (a) Luggage charges up to 45 kgs Nil (b) For every additional 25 kg 2-50 over and above 45 kg 2-50 Night charges Rs. 25/- extra f Between 10 pm. to 5 pm) Table-22.12 Foreign Tourist arrivals in Andamans Year No. 1988-89 2438 1989 90 2392 1990 91 5754 1991-92 1829 1992-93 2131 Tabfe .22.13 Arrival of E>omesM'c tourists Year No. 1988-89 35062 1989-90 39967 1990-91 27997 1991-92 36630 1992-93 30197 Table - 22.14 Zoological gardeo, national parks and wild life Saactturies in Andaman, and Nicobar Islands during 1992-93.______SI.No. Andaman District I Zoological Garden aj Mini Zoo II National Park fl] Wandoor 2] Mount Harriet 3] Saddle Peak 4] North Butt«n Island 5] South Button Island 6] Middle Button Island III Wild Life Sancturies 1] Bingham Island 2] Sir Hugh Rose Tefland 3j Pitman island 4] Jame Island 5J Potanma Island 6J Kyd Island 7] Patnic Island 8] Defence Island 9| Montogemery Islacd 10] Clyde Island 11] Sandy Island 12] Snake Island 13] Cinque Island 14] Passage Island 15] Sister Island 16] North Brother Island 17] South Brother Island 18] Loha Barrack 19] Bluff Island 20] Spike Island 21] Talai Kacha Island 22] South Sentinel Island 23] Mangrove Island 24] Stoat Island 25] Belle Island 26] Ariel Island East or Knglish Island Duniiean Island Oyster Island Perkinson Island Barren Island Cane Island Land Fall Island East Island West Island Peacock Island White Cliff Reef Island Mayo Island Pagat Island Sheaime Island Point Island Ox Island Shark Island North Island Kwangtang Island Rowe Island Latouche Island Jungle Island Trilby Island Table (Excelsior) Island Table (Delgasno) Island Temple Island Turtle „ 55. Ross Island 56 Bru>h 99 57 Bamboo 9* 58. Blister 9* 59, Dot 99 60. Curie 99 61. Oliva 99 62. Orchid 99 63. Curku(BPP; • » 64. Egg 99 65. Swamp «9 66. Dottrel 99 67. Gurjan 99 68 Sea Serpent *9 69. Snake 9t 70. Bondcville 99 71. Buchanan 99 72. Surat 9f 73. Entrance 99 74. Bennet 99 75. Roper • 9 76. South reef 99 77. Mark >9 78. Tuft 99 79. Hump 99 80. Gander 99 81. Goose 99 82. Flat $9 83 Spike Isiand 84. Ranger 85. Wharaf 'I'ree 87. Channel 88. Wlarcondum 99 89. North reef f> 90. IntenieW Nicobar District Wildlife Sanctuaries 91. Batti Mally „ 92. tillangehang „ 93. Megapodc ^ Table - 23 1 Transpart and Communication No. of Motor Vehicles in Andaman & Nieobar Islands Year Motor Qycles/Lorr* Taxies Gars Other* Scooters/ ics Buses & Mopeds Jeeps 1988-89 3620 920 123 188 1096 412 1989 90 5539 865 123 182 1071 503 1990-91 6521 980 396 262 870 475 1991-92 7061 913 396 225 893 532 1992-93 8009 933 396 235 955 560 No. of New registration of Motor Vehicles in Andaman & Nicobar Islands M otor Vehicles 88-89 89-90 90-91 91-92 92-93 Motor Cycle 266 220 246 102 135 Scooter/Mopcds 582 1089 1000 995 807 Cars 78 115 39 32 34 Jeeps 43 57 33 26 28 Vehicles of Public conveyance 24 28 88 21 10 Good Vehicles 38 37 162 27 20 Other Vehicles 29 49 10 14 32 Total 1060 1595 1578 1217 1066 Tabel- 23.3 Briving licenses in Andaman & Nicobar Islands Year Driving licenses Road tax and other issued(No) fee realised (Rs) 1988-89 651 3.32,921 1989-90 877 3,49,471 1990-91 12288 5,82,129 1991-92 1232 7,91,814 1992-93 15460 8,68,962 S.No. Items 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 992-9: 1 Buses Owned by State Transport deptt. 116 137 172 178 145 2 Buses on roads 78 89 132 n o 101 104 104 oo 3 No. of routes operated1 102 102 103 oo 4 Route Leagth (Kms) 1993 2034 2C43 2)89 2189 5 Distance Govered (Km in 000) 4215 4500 4400 4718 4953 6 Average daily Km Travelled 11548 12330 11761 12891 13570 7 Revenue receipts rRs. in coo; 9474 12005 13136 14001 23873 Table - 23-5 Number of STS B u s e s plying in different Stations Name of No of buses during the year STS Station. 1988-89,1989 90,1990-91,1991-92,1992-93 Diglipur 6 7 8 6 7 Mayabuader 5 6 8 8 8 Rangat 9 9 12 10 9 Port Blair 32 38 50 51 44 Baratang 2 2 3 4 4 Havelock 1 1 1 1 1 Hut Bay 4 4 5 5 5 Wimberligunj 9 11 14 12 12 Car Nicobar 4 4 5 6 4 Katchal 2 2 2 2 2 Campbell Bay 4 5 4 5 5 Total 78 89 112 110 101 T abh - 23.6 Navigational aidg in /^^ndaman & Nicobar Islands Navigational Aids No. General Navigational Aids L.tght hou»e 23 Radio Beacon 2 Racont 2 Local N&vigational Aids Lighted Beacons 20 Buoys (Port Blair) 4 Bvoys (Katchal) 6 No. of voyegcs made Name of ships 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 Passenger-cum-cargo-ships 1. M. V. Andaman 19 2. M. V. Harshavardhama 23 18 21 28 22 ^ 3 . T. S. S. Nancowry 9 )o4. M. V, Akbar — 6 4 — ^ 5 . M. V. N a jd ll 37 26 28 6. M. V. Najd 111 23 30 23 7. M. V. Nancowry — — 19 *57 8. M. V. Nicobar *— —. 12 Cargo Vessels 1. M. V. Pratapgad —• — 2. M. V. Roshni — — 3. M. V. ©iglipur 9 — ♦Singgle Vayagcs Tabic -[23.8 Pasienger traffic by sc* bet'sveen Mainland & Island No of Passenger Year Embarked Disembarked Total 1988-89 45,215 51,608 96,823 1989-90 41,711 51 261 92,972 1990-91 45,163 49,452 94,615 1991-92 43,608 40 162 83,770 1992-93 52,310 57472 109,782 Table - 23.9 Cargo tfaffic by sea between mainland & Islands [In MT] YEAR Import Export Total 1988-89 45,596 16,366 61,962 1989-90 60,863 12,077 72,940 1990-91 73,935 11,302 85,237 1991-92 70227 16413 86640 1992-93 31,546 7405 38,951 Table - 23.10 Passenger traffic by foreshorc/Intcr Island harbour ferry service Passsneger Carried (Round Voyages) Route______1991-92 1992-93 A, F6re»h0re service Port Biair to Baraiang 41868 48352 „ „ Kadam atala 36464 39653 Route 1991-92 1992-96 Poirt Blair fo Long Island 2793 39676 „ „ Ncil Island 39813 42940 ,, „ Have lock 38190 42128 „ ,, Strait Island 651 1239 „ ,, Elphinstoae Hrbr 470 573 „ RaHgat, 65446 78823 Ka morta to T«rcssa 450 680 „ , Kondul 626 846 „ ,, Pillomillo 595 669 ,, „ Chowra 409 803 B. Inter Island service Poirt Blair to Mayabunder 27647 35475 „ Diglipur 31530 38330 „ Hutbay 36500 39651 „ ,, Car Nicobar 25522 31432 „ „ Katchal 13820 15435 „ „ Nancowry 15820 17823 „ „ Campbell Bay 21177 25827 „ „ Pilomillo 308 336 „ „ Kondul 635 1682 „ „ Chowra 1235 1282 „ „ Tercssa 729 990 Tottal 402698 468945 T a b l- 23.11 Cargo traffic by foreshor«/Interisland harbour services (In MT) Koute Cargo Carried y^ear Total Cargo bandied (Tonnej 1988.:89 37,525 1989-'90 75,006 1990*91 79,948 I9'il<92 1,59,884 l992-<93 1,17,674 Table-23.13 Mont h wise cargo handled by stevedoring workers at Port Blair Harbour Cargo handled [Tonne] Montihs Inward Out ward Total April 92 1120 2724 3844 May „ 8111 3896 12007 June „ 8331 3755 12086 July „ 6312 4204 10516 Aug „ 2557 3651 6208 Sept 5636 2979 8615 Oct ,„ 3919 3618 7S37 Nov 9159 3310 12469 Dec 11861 3708 15269 Jan’9.'3 8007 2952 10959 Month Inward blit ward Total Feb 93 7440 4973 ■ 12413 Mar „ 3122 2629 5751 Total 75275 42399 ■117674 Table - 23.14 Air traffic between Calcutta / Port Blair & Port Blair/Calcutta Passenger Freight Mail Year Carried [No] Carried [kg] Carried [kg] 1988.89 25,797 2,44,837 1,15,968 1989-90 29.206 2,62,409 1,07,251 1990-91 30,030 2.95,478 1,05,630 1991-92 29,409 3,53.782 96,888 1992-93 27,707 2,84,730 1,79,574 Table - 23.15 Air traffic between Madras/Port Blair & Port Blair/ Madras Passenger Freigtit Mail Year Carried [No] Carried [kg] Carried IkgJ 1988-89 28,785 3,70,318 48,570 1989-9^ 21,131 3,89,839 70,102 1990-^91 28,278 4,51,360 73,376 1991-92 31,612 461549 68 174 1992-93 22 616 3 33 417 78 852 Tabic - 23.16 Indian Airlines operation between calcutta/Port Blair and Port Blair/ cakutta, 1992 Arrival Dcpartur# Month Passenger Freight Passenger Freight [No] [kg] [Nol [kg] Jan 92 1263 31437 1491 1534 Feb .. 1167 33128 1170 2084 Mar „ 935 34401 958 1778 Apr „ 776 25673 1527 1634 May „ 1393 34382 1970 587 June ,, 1502 27963 1108 1063 July „ 1192 25465 785 639 Aug „ 875 29322 852 655 Sep „ 836 29023 852 535 Oct „ 1379 20793 1537 830 Nov ,, 937 25935 983 974 Dec „ 838 8672 722 503 T otil 13393 326194 13955 12816 Table-23 17 Indian Airlines operation between Madras/Port Blair and Port Blair Madras. 1992 Arrival Departure Months Passenger Freight Passenger Freight Jan 92 1376 40546 1630 4737 Feb 1310 36799 1058 2112 Mar „ 1105 42707 971 1777 Months Passenger Freight Passenger Freight Apr „ 878 40341 1538 1497 May „ 1444 47002 4005 1204 June,, 1757 27418 1222 1972 July 1456 28842 857 1916 Aug „ 775 33532 897 1589 Sep „ 942 33938 904 1931 Oct „ 996 28811 973 2070 Nov „ 888 34716 1010 2139 Deo „ 362 11947 436 917 Total 13289 406599 15501 23861 Table-23.18 Frequency : 684 Metres : 438 6 Programme Composition of All India Radio, Port Blair Typ3 of Programme Broadcasting time 1992-93 Hrs MTS 1 News 975 36 I MUSIC 2 TRIBAL Music 134 31 3 Classical Music 403 52 4 Folk Music 50 51 Typ* of Progremtne Broadcasting time 1992-93 Hrs. MTS 5 Light Music 260 13 6 De votional Music 308 37 7 Fil m Song 732 24 II Spoken word a) Talk/Interviev\/Discussion 302 37 b) Orama feature 202 02 c) Eiducational Broad cast 75 40 d) Women 25 35 |B) R ural 300 08 f) Glhildrea 47 48 g) T o u th 88 52 h) Tribal 57 07 i) Airmed force (Included in film music) j) Piublicity 134 12 k) O ther 277 48 T ab le-23 .19 Jetties and wharfs in A & N Islands Sl.Mo Name of Jetticf Locatiens A. Jfetties with Depth of 8 to 10 Mtrs. 1 Cttiatham wharf Port Blair 2 a)j Haddo wharf „ b)> Haddo wharf berth No. 2. „ 3 H(ope town wharf „ 4 MCayabunder Jetty Mayabunder 5 Dfeep water wharf Hut bay B. Jetties with Depth ot 5 to 6 Mtrs. 1 Diglipur Aerial Bay 2 Rapgat Raogat 3 Havelock Havelock 4 Cholunga wharf Port Blair 5 a) Phoenix Bay wharf Port Blair b) phoenix Bay Jetty stage II Port Blair 6 Fiiteries Jetty Port Blair 7 PoDgibalu South Andaman 8 Rut land Rut land hland 9 Hut Bay Hut Bay 10 Katchal Katchal 11 Kamorta Kamorta 12 Campbell Bay Campbell Bay 13 New dry dock and fleet repair berth Port Blair € Ferry Jetty with depth 2 |o 3 mtrs 1. East Island East Island Kalighat North Andaman Parangara North Andaman Bajota Middle Andaman Yerratta 99 Long Island Long Island Strait Island Strait Island Neil Neil JH&Jigbat Port Blair 10 Bambooflat Bambooflat, S* Andaman 11 Panighat Panighat, „ 12 Dundus Point DunduspOkHt, „ 13 Viper Island Viper TslaoiE) 14 Mithakadi S. Andaman 15 Ross Island Ross IsIaQ([l 16 Aberdeen Port Bl»ir, S. Andaman 17 Hathitappu South Andam^i^ 18 Dugong creek Little Andaman 19 Malacca Gar Nicobar 20 Tee Top Gar Nicobar 21 Chowra Chowra 22 Teressa Teressa D. Vehicle ferry Jettie? 1 Uttara Kadam tala 2 Oandhighat 9f 3 Nilambur Oral katcha 4 Bush Police camp 5 Chatham Port Blaif 6 Bambooflat Bambooflat, S. Andamnn E Break Waters 1 Hut bay Hut bay 2 Campbell bay Campbell bay 3 Rangat Rangat Bay F Ship Repair facilities j Old Marine dry dock Port Blair 2 New dry dock „ 3 Afloat Repair Berth „ 4 Slipway MISCELLANEOUS Table - 24.1 Municipalities ifl Andaman and Nicobar Islands Particulars No Municipalities 1 Location Port Blair (Mohanpuia) Area (Sq. kms) 14.14 Population within Municipal Limits [1991 Census] 74955 Muaicipal Members [No.) 15 Classification of M'jmbers [No.] a] Elected 11 b] Nominated 4 Table - 24.2 Revenue and Expenditure of Muaicipal Board [R»] Year Revenue Expenditure 1988-89 226,24,838 303.70,437 1989-90 331,34,971 324,12,659 1990-91 291,52,445 336,96,969 1991-92 322,36,046 377,40,888 1992-93 338,07.711 446,25,928 Table - 24 3 Entertainment tax collected by Municipal Board. Year Tax collected (Rs-in-000) 1988-89 48 1989^90 83 1990-91 75 1991-92 76 1992-93 141 T ab le-24.4 Octroi collected by Municipal Board Port Blair Year Amount (Rs in lakhs) 1988-89 129.26 1989-90 137.55 1990^91 191.54 1991-92 216.74 1992-93 222.87 Table - 24. 5 Loan sanctioned under low iacome gr«up housing scheme by A & N Administration Year Loan Sanctioned (Rs) 1988-89 9,92,585 1989-90 5,15,767 1990-91 3,83,415 1991-92 5,32,000 1992-93 81,154 2 0 2 News papers published in Andaman 3c Nicobaf Islaeds AS 31-3-93 Name ef Newspaper Periodicity Language The Daily Telegram Daily English The Light of Andaman Weekly feaglish Dweep Samachar Daily Hindi Andaman Herald Daily English Andaman Voice foriaightly English Andaman Express Weekly English Andaman Sentinel Weekly English Andaman Waves Weekly English Dweep katha fortnightly Hindi Dweep Manthan Weekly Hindi Andaman Murasu Weekly Tamil Andaman Toda^y. Weekly English Andaman Cheitbi Weekly Tamil Thee Paravattum Weekly Tami Decvu Murasu fortnightly Tamil Andaman ki Lahar fornightly Hindi Dwip Bani fortnightly Bengali Deepon ki Awaz fortnightly English Andaman Times Weekly English Reliigious places in Andaman & Nicabar Islands as on 31-3-93 Talhsil Templts Masq- ®hur- Gur- others UC8 ches dawras Oiglipur 26 1 7 Maiyabunder 22 2 12 Kaiogat 36 4 26 Pont Blair 88 20 52 Feirrargunj 48 17 22 Cair Nicobar 3 3 11 Naincowry 16 1 Table - 24 8 Ciinema Houses in Andaman Ml Nicobar Islands No of seats Namie Balcony 1st 2nd 3rd 4th class class class cla«s Total Lig;ht House 203 377 232 83 6 901 Mount Batten 60 98 138 191 78 565 Aniand Paradise 302 402 215 167 — 1086 Amsar Talkies 100 300 300 100 — 800 M/is Swapna 325 351 297 —— 973 Table - 24 9 No. of Films exhibited in cineoia* in A & N Islansads Films Shown during LaBguBge ©f film 1989 1990 i99i 1992 1<993 Hindi/Hnidustani 89 104 m 103 103 Etiglish 21 26 26 33 33 Bengali 2 —— , — — Malyalam 2 — •— 7 7 Tamil 60 121 121 109 109 Telugn 2 23 23 24 24 Total 176 274 274 226 226 Table -:24.10 Exhibition organised by Field Exhibition offiice Items 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 No of exhibition Organised 12 22 13 22 27 No of viewers 10.0 14.0 26.0 67.0 49.0 [ in thousand ] Men 5.0 7.0 12.0 34 0 22:.S Women 3.0 4.0 70 20 0 1T.5 Children 2.0 3.0 7.0 13.0 9.0 205 Particulars M otor High Speed Spirit Diesel 1 2 3 Stocks as on 1st January 1991 611 2337 1992 511 5868 Shipnnent from Mainland during 1990 3121 41416 1991 3150 39694 Distribution to Registered IPrivate consumer during 1990 2774 5466 1991 2665 9607 Defence / Govt. Department / ’Public lectors during 1990 660 35553 1991 576 26585 ALL INDIA STATISTICS Table—25.1 India’s Ecotomy in Figures Item 1991 Geographical Area M, Sq, Km, 3,29 Populatian (‘000) 844324 Birth Rate per 1000 29,9 (E) Death Rate per 1000 9,6 (E) K> o Literacy Rate per 100 52,1 National Income Gross Domestic product at current price (Rs, in Crores) 472660 Gross Domestic product at Constant price ^Rs, in Crores) 209791 Net State Domestic product at current price (Rs in crores; 413394 (QE) Net State Domestic Product at constant Price (Rs in Crores 184460 Per Capita Income at constant Price (Rs) 2174 E—Estimated E—Quick Estimated 1 2 Per Capita Income at current Price (Rs) 4934 Numbei of Educational Institution as on 31-3-1991 (?) University ( includiag resarch institution ) 233 Board of Education 35 Art and Science Colleges 4862 Medicine ( M.B.B.S. ) 130 Teacher's Training 474 N) Eagineering, Technology and Architecture 282 O 00 Pre-PrimaFy/Pf<5-Ba8ic 15427 ^rimary/Junior Basic 558392 Middle/Senior Basic 146636 High/Highfr Secondary 78619 Industrial & Technical arts & crafts 3693 Number of News papers (As at end of December^ 1989 English - Daily 212 —Others 4415 P—Provisional Indian Language—Daily 2470 Others 19957 Nnmber of Hospitals. Diipensaries. Beds (All typej and Medical Practitioaers 1990 Hospitals ['OOOj 11.3 Dispensaries [*0C0] 28.0 No. of beds [‘000] All types—include hospital, dispensaries, O PHC & voluntary organisation etc] 785 VO Beds per lakh of population 94 Registered Medical Practitioners [*000] 365 Regiitered Medical Practitioner per lakh of population 44 Land utilization statistics. [Agricultural year July to June 1988-89 fP] [Lakh hectares] Total Reported Area [Excludes the area of Jammu and Kashmir according to village papers land utilli zation ititiltiei] 3048 1______2 Forest 671 Not available for cultivation 412 Other uncultivated land excluding fallow land 305 Current fallow land 138 Fallow land other than current fallows 105 Area sown [Hect] 1417 Area sown more than once 384 Total cropped area 1801 P—Provisional Production of Principal Crops (ia Lakh tonnet) 1990-91 Food Grains Cereals 1622 Rice 746 Jowar 119 Bajra 69 Maize 91 Ragi 23 Small Millets 12 Wheat 545 Barley 16 Pulses 141 G ra » 52 Tor 24 Other Pulses 64 Non-Food Grains Oil Seeds [Relate to nioe Major Oil Seeds] 185 Ground Nut [Shell] 76 Sesamum 8 Rapeseed and Mustard 52 ^ Linseed 3 Castroseed 7 Coconut [in <^«re nuts] 970 Fibres Cotton [lint ] ‘OCO bags of 170 kgs, each 975^ Jute ‘000 bags ef 180 kgs, each 7793 Mesta do 1310 Plantation Crops Tea [Figures supplied by tea board and i elate callender year] 715 [P] P—Provisional Coffee [ Figures supplied by coffee Board ] 306 Rubber 330 Fruits and Vegetables Potato 1525^ Banana 673^ Condiments and Spices ^ Pepper (Black) Chillies [Dry] 49 Ginger [Dry] 691 Turmeric 1^8 Miscellaneous 348 Sugar Cane 240287 Tobacco 558 Total Fish Catch and Disposal pOOO tonnes] 1990 fP] F Catch 3764 Fresh Water 14S4 Marines 2280 disposal 3763 Marketing Fresh Cured 2490 Sun dried and Sated 592 Reduction 313 ^ Others 368 Production of Prinicipai Minerals [Qty] 1990—91 [P] Coal [Crore tonne«] 21.2 Lignite (lake tonnes] 14,1 Petroleum [crude] [lakh tonnes] 330 Production of Selected Industries 1990-91 [P] Nitrogenous Fertilizer ‘N’ content f‘000 tonnes] f —Provisional Power driven pumps ( ’000 Nos. ) 509 Machine Tools (Rupees Lakhs) S7788 Sewing Machines ('’OGO Nos;) 93 Air Conditioners, Portable ( ’000 Nos. ) 37,9 Domestic Refrigerators ( ’000 Nos. ) 1283 Power Transformers (Lakhs KVA) 372 Electric Motors 1000 Hp, 5810 Rubber and Plastic cables & flexible (MtiS ) — Storage Batteries (’’000 Nos. ) 5605 Dry Batteries (Lakh Nos.; • 12350 Electric Lamps (Lakh Nos.) 3236 Electric Fans ( ‘000 Nos. ) 5462 Radio receiver (‘000 650 Railway Wagons ( ’000 N o s.) 237 Automobiles 367 Motor Cycles „ 481 Scooter and Moped „ 1384 Bicycles „ 6796 1 ______2 Index number of Industrial Production 1990-91 [P] [Base* 1980-81-IOOI Mining and Quarring 221.2 Manufacturing 208 0 €otton Textiles 128-7 Wood and Wood Products [furniture aad fixture] 198.4 Rubber, Plastic, Petroleum and Coal Products 173,4 Machinery & Transport equipment 143,2 Machinery, Machine tools & parts except electric Machinery 187 0 Other Manufacturing Industries 323.7 Electricity 236.S Electricity Installed Capacity [ ’000 KW] 1990-91 [P] 1 Steam 43004 2 Hydro 18753 3 Diesel oil and gas turbines 2762 4 Nuclear 1565 5 Total Villages electrified in India 481124 1______2 Transport, Communication and Tourism Route Length [ ’000 KMs ] 62 Gross earnings [Rsj in crotcsj 12133 Freight Tonnes originating [Rs. in crorcsj 34 Tonnes kms. [Rs. ’00 crores] 243 Average earning per tonne per km [paise] 35.0 Passenger carriages ['000] 31.8 Goods wagons ^ [’OOOJ 346 Motor Vehicles on Roads [’000] 1991 Two wheelers 13999 Cars, Jeeps and Taxies 3056 Buses 349 Goods vehicles H40 Others 2584 Road accidents, persons killed and injured in these accidents in India I’OOOJ 1988 Road accidents 242.3 Persons injured 48.1 Persons killed 214.8 1 2 Civil Aviation Domestic Services 1991-92 Passenger number carried [’000] 8312 Kilomet:res flown fcrores] 749.8 Seat kilometres available [crores] 1010.8 Load factor % of passenger kilometres flown to the passenger seat kilometeres 74.2 Cargo carried (’000 tonnes) Freight 78 Mail 16 Operating revenue (Ri. crores) 1088.4 Passenger „ 1030.3 Freight „ 46 6 Mail 11. J Civil Aviatioa — International Services Passenger—Number carried [’OOOj 2534 —Kilometres flown [crores] 854.0 Seat kilometres available [crores] 1368.0 Cargo carried [’000 tonnes]—Freight 78 —Mail 2 Operating revenue earned [Rs. crores] 1611.5 PasstBger 1317.4 Freight 281.3 Mail 12.8 Post, Telegraphs and Telephones-Traffic & Earnings 1990-91 K> I—* Post Officcs [’000] 149 OO Telegraphs Office [’000] 43 Telephones Installed Traffic handled [’000] 6021 Postal Revenues [Rs. crores] 840.9 relecom Revenue [Rs. crores] 4722 8 Number of Foreign Tourists to India 1991 Western Europe 514541 Eastern Europe 46073 West Asia 118530 South Asia 590621 South East Asia 78966 East Asia 67793 North America 153502 CcDtral and South America 11819 Africa 62127 Australia 30535 Number of Offices & Aggregate Deposits of ro I—* VO Commercial Banking Companies (Deposits Rs, crores)—1991 Number of reporting Banks — Scheduled Banks 272 — Indian 248 ■— Foreign 24 — Non-Scheduled Banks 3 Number of Offices — Scheduled Banks 60299 — Indian 60159 *— Foreign 140 N od-Scheduled Banks 42 Aggregate Deposits (as on 31-12-1986; — Scheduled Banks 102401 — Indian 98911 K — Foreign 349! ® — Noa-Scheduled Banks 26 Source : Statistical Pocket Book 1992, INDIA Central Statistical Organisation Year Persons Malc« Females 1901 + 238337313* 120760506 117330453 1911 252005470 128340309 123665161 1921 251239492 128504733 122734759 1931 278867430* 142873854 135734938 1941 318539060* 162622013 154632036 1951 360950365 185456252 175494113 ts> K> 1961 439072582 2262080C8 212864574 1971 548159652 284049276 264110376 1981 685184692 354397884 330786808 1991 843930861 437597929 406332932 *The distribution of population by sex of Pondicherry for 1901 [1246,356] 1931 (258,628) i941 (255,001) is not available. The figures for these years are therefore, exclusive of these population as far as distribution by sex is concerned. + In 1901 sex destribution of Chandigarh (26831; West Bengal and Gonda (18810) of Uttar Pradesh is not available. Tabic 25,3 Population Birth and Death Rates Year Estimated Birth rate Death rate Midyear Com Com-. Population Rural Urban bined Rural Urban bined 1 2 3. 4 5 6 7 8 K) 1931-82 69.0 35.6 27 0 33,9 13.7 7.8 12.5 ls» 7U.5 35.5 27.6 33.8 13.1 7.4 11.9 K> 1982 83 1983*84 72.0 35.3 28.3 33.7 13.1 7,9 11.9 1984-85 73.6 35,3 29.4 33.9 13.8 8.6 12.6 .1985.86 75.1 34.3> 28^.1 32;9 13.0 7,8 11.8 1986-87 76 6 34.2 27.L 32,6 12,2 7.6 11.1 1987-88 78.1 33.7 27:4 32,2 12.0 7.4 10.9 1988.'89 79.7 33.1 26.3 31.5 12.0 7.7 11.0 1989-90 81.2 32.2 25.2 30.6 l i d 7.2 10.3 1990-91 84,4 31.7 24.7 30.2 10.5 6.8 9:1 * 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1991-92 85.6 30,9 24,3 29.5 10.6 7.1 9.8 *992-93 87.2 30.7 23.1 29.0 10.8 7.0 10.0 rO *Data relates to 1991 census, Ai 1991 census could not be held in Jammu and Kashmir, So the projected population of jammu and Kashmir, is included Note : The birth rate and death rate rekt« to calender year basis, i*e ^igurcs against 1981-82 retakes to 1981 and 1982-83 relates to 1982-so on Source: Moithy Abstract of statistics vol, 47/No 8 August, 1994 sravana - Bhadra, 1916 Saka Census year Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 Males^ i90 ] 972 I'91I 964 1921 955 1931 950 1941 945 1951 946 1961 941 1971 931 1981 934 1991 929 Table 25-5 Expectation of life in India Pceriod Expcetation of life at birth (In years) Males Females I ?0I-I911 22,6 23.3 1 Jll-1921 19.4 20 9 1 ?2I-1931 26,9 26 6 1 931-1941 32.1 31.4 ) 941-1951 32.4 31.7 1 951-1981 41.9 40 6 J 971-1976* 50 1 43.8 1 976-198 52.6 51.7 ♦ ProjectioH 224 % of literate % of literate % of literate Census population Males to Females to to total total male total Female population population population 1901* 5.36 9.83 0 69 1911* 5.92 10.56 1.05 1921* 7.16 • 12 21 1 81 1931* 9.50 15,59 2.93 1951** 16.67 24.95 7.95 1961 24.02 34.44 12.95 1971 29.48 39.52 18.70 1981 36,23 46.89 24.82 1991 52.11 63.86 39.42 ** For Individul India * Excludes J & K Estimated Net National Froduot Pex capital Net mid - year at factor eost National product Year Population Rs, Crore (Rupees) (Grores) At current At 1980-81 At current At 1980-81 Prices Prices, Prices Prices J98U-81 67,5 110,685 110,685 1,630 1,630 1981-82 69,0 128,797 117,140 1,861 1,693 1982-83 70,5 141,875 119,704 2,004 1,691 toK3i 1983-84 72,0 166,550 129,392 2,304 1,790 ON 1984-85 13.6 185,018 133,808 2,504 1,811 1985-86 75,1 206,133 139,025 2,730 1,841 1986-87 76,6 228,402 144,242 2,962 1,871 1987-88 78,1 258,891 149,787 3,285 1,901 1988-89 79.7 309,286 165,751 3,842 2,059 1989-90 81,2 357,931 177,552 4,354 2,160 1990-91 84,4 416,495 185,683 4,964 2 213 1991-92* 85,6 477,868 185,503 5,583 2,167 1992-93** 87,2 544,935 19i,222 6,249 2,216 ^Provisional Sttuice CSO Dcptt ** Quick estimates of statistics International Comparisons Gross National Product, Per Capita GNP Country GNP GNP per capita US * 000.000 US * 1989 1989 Australia 242131 14440 Brazil 375146 2550 Canada 500337 19020 China 393006 360 Egypt 32501 630 France 1000866 17530 Germany (F.R.) 1272959 20750 India 287383 350 Indonesia 87936 490 Japan 2920310 23730 Malaysia 37005 2130 Mexico 17053 1990 Nigeria 28314 250 Pakistan 40134 370 Phillipines 42754 700 Sri Lanka 7268 430 U. K* 834166 14570 U. S. A. 5237707 21100 Total World 1949700 3750 Source: Statistical Pocket Book 1992 Indian Gentral Statistical Organisation Table 25;9 Internationftl Comparisons Area and Population - 1986 Country Population Area 0er.sity (Mid year Sq.Km. per Sq.Km Estimates ’000) Ausstralia (1J(3) 15,974 7,686,848 2 Braizil (2) 138,493 8,511,965 16 Burma 37,872 676,552 56 Camada (3) 25,612 9,976,139 3 Chiina 1,072,218 9.596,961 112 Egjypt (3) 49,609 1,001,449 50 Fraince (4) (5) 55,392 551,500 100 Geirmany (F .R .)(3)(9J 61,048 248,557 246 Indlia (1) 766,135 3,287,590 233 Indlonesia 166,940 1,904,569 88 Jap3an (6) 121,492 377,801 322 Mailaysia 16,109 329,749 49 Mejxico [3] 79,563 1,958,201 41 Niggtria 98,517 923,768 107 PaMcistan 99,163 796,095 125 Phiilipinei [3] 55.576 300,000 185 Sri Lanka 16.J17 65,610 246 U. K. [7] 56,147 244,100 230 U SS A [8] 241,596 9,372,614 26 USSSR 280.144 22.402,200 13 Seurce : Statistical Pocket Book - 1992 C S O 228 1 Mid-year Estimates have been adjusted for under enumeration 2 Excluding Indian Jungle Population 3 De-jure PopulatioB 4 Excluding Overseas Departments namely French^ Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martiuigue and Reunion 5 De-jure population but excluding diplomatic personal outside the country aod including foreign diplomatic personnal not living in embassies or consulates 6 Comprising Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu excluding diplomatic personnel outside the county and foreign military and civilion person nel and their dependents stationed in the area 7 Excluding channel Islands and isle of man 8 De-jure population but excluding civilian citizens absent from country for extended period of time. Also excludes armed forces overseas 9 The data which relate to the *Germaa Democratic Republic and the Feeral Republic of Germany include the relevant data relating to Berlin, for which seperate data have not been Supplied, This is without prejudie to any question of status whivh may be involved 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1 Wholesale price Index Mil Commodities ai] Point to point basis 10.8 7.0 13.6 b)] Average basis 8.3 10.0 13.7 2 Coefficient of Variation* 137.4 195.2 145.6 Weekly changes in ^wholesale price Index Conversion Tabic Standard of Length I Inch = 0.0254 Metre (Exact) 1 Feet 0:3048 Metre /"Exact) 1 Yard 0.9144 Metre ^Exactj 1 Metre = 1.09361 Yard 1 Kilometre = 0.62137 Mile 1 Mile 1609.344 Metre (Exact) 1.609344 Kilometres 1 Nautical mile = 1.15 Miles 1.825 Kilometres Standard of Capacity 1 Litre = 0.219976 Imperial gallon 1 Imperial Gallon = 4.54596 Litres [Exac’.t] Standard Area 1 Sq Inch 6.41626 Sq, cm. 1 Sq Feet 0.092803 Sq. Metre 1 Sq Yard 0.836131 Sq. Metre 1 Acre 0.404686 Hectare [ 4804 Sq. Yard ] = 2.58999 Sq Km = 640 Acres 1 H ectare = 2.47105 Acres' 1 S*q Km = 0.386101 Sq. Mile 1 S5q Metre. = 1.19599 Sq Yard Conversion Table Metric Unit A Length 1 K metre 1,0(j0 Metres 1 Metre 1.000 MM B Area 1 Sq Km 100 Hectares 1 Hectare 1.0000 Sq Metre C Weight 1 M Tonne 1.000 KG 1 Kilogram 1.000 Grams Temperature C° Centigrade = 5/9 [ F-32 ] F ° F ahrenheit = 9/5 [ (@+32 ] ’age Table Line Column F«r Read r No. No. No. 12 2.4 15 3 I 13 2.5 2 9 1163 1613 17 3.4 3 8 +37.36 +37.3igJ 25 3.9 1 5 n 16 25 3.9 2 7 5 6 25 3.5 4 7 74 73 ■ 34 4.2 1 4 30-131 301.31 47 7.1 1 8 4639 4039 48 7.3 2 4 4439 4493 114 15.1 7 3 29 28 124 15.12 Heading 1 Persons Reasons 133 16.10 1 2 5719 5219 137 17.1 15 4.5&6 16.920, 12900, 12,900 & 15000 & 15,000 16920 145 !7.2 I 2 5580.50 558.050 152 19.4 2 2 1059628 1009628 10 3 11663369 1166369 157 19 9 6 7 50960 50950 163 21.2 8 4 3020000 3022200 177 22.8 9 6 10 00 11.00 186 23.1 2 5 182 189 192 33.10 1 3 39676 3986 195 23.14 4 4 96888 96884 195 23 14 5 4 179.574 179578 201 24.2 5 3 446,25,928 446,85,928 206 24.11 3 2 511 516 ^ z i s ___