1,700 2,081 1,070 250 630 1,831 212 27 180 5 32 22
872 1,132 583 151 2&9 981 67 11 64 3 3 8 4.1iff{ ~ >;(fdf<"td ~ ~ 82 113 44 28 38 85 33 10 30 1 3 9 ~~ 10 15 7 3 15 1.9411"11'1+11 736 821 436 71 300 750 112 6 86 1 26 5 c;-wlf OO~ ~ fqfCf'OT ~
secondary means of livelihood from :-
___~~~---h--- ____ C!!iT'~.______~~:-- .__ __ ~;n+itlJf w.r-- (~) Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources 31i422 18 303 2 119 16 3,9f.8 903 3,057 201 911 702
379 11 269 110 11 3.147 580 2.495 167 652 413
318 225 93 1 2.200 390 1.723 86 477 304 ~ -wr-iT +tTfucIij- 43 7 34 2 9 5 821 323 562 34 259 289
O33 2 26 7 2 122 a5 83 3 39 32 ~-~W ~ tffdfCultivation of owned land Cultivation of unowned land 8JlA"I" ~I" EIll" ~flr ~ iif~ ~ ~ ALL CLASSES 195 180 147 18 48 162 155 192 74 1 81 191
AGRICULTURAL CLASSES 78 174 40 18 38 156 99 186 21 78 186
I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned •. 35 154 35 154 60 83 17 43 83 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned 10 2 10 2 34 19 34 19 III. Cultivating labourers 26 18 26 18 5 84 4 1 84 IV. Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural 7 4 3 rent receivers, ,md their dependents.
NON-AGRICULTURAL. CLASSES 117 6 107 10 6 56 6 53 1 / 3 5
Persons who derive their Principal Means of Livelihood from : V. Production (other than cultivation) 15 15 9 2 9 1 VI. Commerce 25 22 3 13 13 VII. Transport 4 4 1 1 VIII. Other services and miscellaneous sources 73 6 66 7 6 33 4 31 2 4
B-II-Secondary Means of Livelihood-( concld.)
Urban Tract-(concld.} ~umber of persons deriving thei r :a-;; oAGRICULTURAL CLASSES 97 27 43 5 54 22 87 117 16 5 26 112
1. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 58 2 22 36 2 54 78 39 15 78 II. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned 17 9 8 3 9 6 22 35 16 3 6 32 III. Cultivating labourers 20 15 11 2 9 13 3 4 1 2 2 2 IV. Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural 2 2 8 5 3 rent receivers
NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES 432 269 150 14 282 255 231 130 123 25 108 105
Persons who derive their Principal Means of Livelihood from: V. Production (other than cultivation) 285 209 63 6 222 203 45 40 30 2 15 38 V 1. Commerce 49 22 21 6 28 16 136 57 68 7 68 50 VII. Transport 3 5 1 2 5 4 3 1 1 ~. [ I • Other services and miscellaneous sources 95 33 65 2 30 31 46 32 22 16 24 16 11
secondary means of livelihood froIl!.:- ~ off ~ ______'!ifll 269 493 126 41 143 452 49 4 47 1 2
172 301 74 26 98 275 7 2 7 2
100 166 52 21 48 145 6 2 6 2 ~-=wr.fT ~ cpl- ~ if ~f'f CfI(ij.n~ 29 71 19 3 10 68 ~-~ 15 45 177 42 2 40 2 97 192 52 1 ~ftS( ~fUTlfi
otrf64 118 36 9 28 109 4 2 2 x-wRr ~ t1f~f<8 econdary means of livelihood from:- -;;rTfC[CfiT ~ ~ql*r CfiT ~ ~ ~ :------. Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources &1(4«(+1"1 ..A-______-.. ,-______aRf~ ~fcrm~.A ______----. Self-supporting Earning Self-supporting Earning Total persons depen~ants Total persons dependants lfltr am+f-~~ iifl¥f«'i4({'5 anf~ ~ am¥f'~rnn: 0lff.Rr CfI¥f (;1 4 (56 29 27 526 313 345 63 181 ~50
16 13 3 91 66 58 6 33 60 liftS( ~fQ'P:ri
to 7 3 52 7 39 2 13 5 ~-~ ~ 40 16 24 435 247 287 5'7 148 1[iO
otrf8 5 3 103 27 64 39 27 ~-wftr ~ ,,&(f<DISTRICT DHAR f"fm m~ ..A..-.- ---,""", Occupations Total Rural Urban vi~ lfN l1T1iTur ifJ1'lft:;;p ( ( Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
NON-PRODUCTIVE SOURCES 1,195 918 277 879 652 227 316 266 50 3l'!~ ~T'I Persons living principally on income from Non-agri- 17 4 13 2 2 15 2 13 cultural property.
&IT2 House rent IS 2 13 15 2 13 ~+(~T. 3 Money Lenders 2 2 .. 2 2 ~IRCfiI()
II Persons living principally on pensions, remittances, 189 ]78 11 10 7 3 179 171 S scholarships and funds. 0lffcffi;;iT ~: f.:r1 Pensioners 188 177 11 9 6 3 179 171 8 ~-~~. 2 Gratuity. ~fq3 Scholarships 1 1 1 1 ~'a" - ~ 4 A1l0w1.nc_;;;. +r~.
5 Munsabdars. lfi'UOf~
III Inmates of Jails, Asylums, Alms-houses and Recipients of doles ~, <::&IT-~, ~ ~({ If ~ crre- ~~ ~-crffi tfA DISTRICT DHAR f,;ywr
_____.A.. ______~ Occupations Total 1< ural Urban $T iitiT VT1ftqr ~ , ___--A. ___ --.. r ___..A___~ ,. ___-A___ ~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females ~IV Beggars and Vagrants 987 736 251 861 '?24 120 93 27 ~ aiR mV All other persons '.living principally on income derived from non-productive sources. 2 2 2 3Ftf ~~ arrr.r~ ::iTT l{~6~ a:r.'f~ m1:l;:fT ~ ~~ ~t3fllf~f~m~·. ~
1 Prostitution 2 2 2 •• ~'!ffi 2 Speculation. ~. 3 Social Service. ~«cil. 4 Unemployment. ij ('\iiI' II ~ ;) Honorary Councillers. arclaf.rDistrict Total f\if# ALL INDUSTRIES AND SERVICES 30,353 26,155 4,198 1,815 251 8,140 1,074 16,200 2,873 P 'iVTIT-, ~~ atlt ~.
DIVIS lOS O-Prlmary-Industries not elsewhere specified 2,448 l,1l7 331 88 5 318 18 1,711 308 f~,,,1'f" o--mtf~-~UTIT f~~ ~~ ~~~ if ~an ~ Sub-Divisions ;;q-fCf'l:rTq'
0.1 Stock raising 1,606 1,386 220 49 171 14 1,166 201 If5J 01 f1i '3j if if.
0.3 Plantation Industries 6g 4 65 qemlqvr~. ~
0.4 Forestry and Collection of Products not elsewhere specified 470 380 90 9 !4-! 4 '1.27 86 «-fcrrn ar1"t \Jij'em q~rcm: 1:!1fif~ tf)''toTf f-Jl"'f'PT 3f~ ~RiI8 if garr ~T.
0.6 Fishing 300 283 17 30 17 ~~.
DIVISION I-Mining and Quarrying . . . . 31 29 2 1 l8 2 ter4lm t~ ~ atl'{ ~ " ~ ~;n. Sub-Divisions ~-m-rr
1.5 Stone-quarrying, clay and sand pits .. 31 29 2 28 2 ~ ij' ~ f~, ~ ~ q ~ ~ tfi"{;rr.
DIVISION 2-Processln~ and M~nllfacture-Foodstuffs, Textiles, 5,173 4,t89 63' 59 686 193 3,560 Leather and Prl)ducts thereof. Rfq(il :t-~nr 4fqN atR' iPI'TCf!' 'fI1' ~, ""'ff ~ ~~ qtrff ~ ~ ~ f;rqfGf-Rf~. Sub-Divisions ~-~
2.0 Food Industries otherwise unclassified 521 467 54 32 ,> 31 11)4 51 mv ~ t ~, ~ ~ qIM(O( if gatT ~).
2.1 Grains and Pulses 249 221 2R 10 87 2 124 26 OI'2.2 Vegetable oils and dairy products 1 .. 496 453 43 25 5 294 37 ~~ ~ ;:prr ~ f.:rt1ra- ~.
~.4 Beverages 21 19 2 16 3 q-q.
13 t12 II 2.5 Tobacco , 2.6 Cotton Textiles .. 1,270 9iO 33 374 111 ¢¢.
2.7 Wearing apparel (except footwear) and made up textile goods 975 858 117 43 2 17 114 ~ 'fiT mm;l (~~ ~) q ~ 0fiT m mq'R.
2.8 Textite:> Industries otherwise unclassified 61 61 61 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
2.9 Leather, leather products and footwear 1.567 1.,4,;8 109 100 13 91 ~, ~ "" ~ ;:prr ~. 15
in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·Divisions.-( contd.) ~ t=~ cprqrn, fRural Tract Urban Tract mqrur ~ ~~ -J.-______~ .r---"------"'------__ ~ Independant Independant Total Employers Employees Workers Total Employers Employees Workers liFT ~~ ~ ~ mm ~ ~~ .nom: ~ Cfir4i.fi~' ,-----"--_--"""\ ,...----A----.. r-----A.--.. r--- Jo.,__-. r------"----, r- __-J.- __ ---.. .____ ..A.. ---...... r-----.A. __ ""'\ P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. P. M. F. M. F. M_ F. M. F. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
20,182 17,429 2,753 1,652 2~9 4,710 772 B,067 1.742 10,171 8,720 1,4<&5 163 12 3,430 304 5,133 1,131
l,91H 1 661 5 IS 1313 111 .:;43 456 87 11 ,:;7 338 87
1,264 1,079 1.45 44 5 149 14 &1(\ 166 :>42 307 35 22 33
52 14 14
9) 32~ 4; IIO, 4 168 43 14~ 43 6 43
255 311 217 8 45 9
31 1 28 2
2 .,
3,886 3.32~ 558 110 57 471 180 2,M7 321 1,287 1.161 126 33 1 215 13 913 111
291 248 43 16 2 10 222 41 230 219 11 10 21 I.'!:! 10
(j -, 141 1:l5 16 46 73 15 11)8 96 12 4 -II ,) , II
~-81 348 33 25 5 89 234 28 lI5 II), IU 45 to 9
18 1\, 2 16 ;, ;{ a
:{ 3 3 10
967 6SS :?~2 2~ 36 2i'6 17S :170 68 303 2.55 48 4 88 5 hi:{ 43
68'~ 593 RY 41 2 5 547 87 293 265 :8 2 12 251 27
45 45 45 16 Hi 16
l,:l58 1,:!f5 93 S3 11 H 1,153 81 209 H3 16 7 2 7 4 179 W 16 B-III-Employers, Employees and Independant Workers ;r-~-~ am ~l if ~J ;or~
District Total f~ rtiTlI'N ..A._ Independant Divisions and Sub-Divisions Total Employers Employees Workers ~ atn: itr-f.o:rpr m ~ ~ ~~m r----.-"------. r-----''---___ r---__..A-----, ,--__.A.--_ P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. ~ ~'f w.rm- ~ f~ ~ W-rlI't ~ ~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
DIVISION 3-Processin~ and Manufacture-Metals, Chemicals and pro 677 644 33 27 2 21 2 596 ll) ducts thereof. ~~ ~-'1~J mnqf.N; ~ ~ a~ ~11Fr ~ at"'tt f;rqfur-f~.
Sub-Divisions '311-fcnwT 3.0 Manufacture of metal products, otherwise unclassified 610 583 27 23 15 2 545 23 ~ ctr ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ q.ffct;33 Transport Equipment 36 6 29 ~~.
3.7 Medical and Phamaceutical Preparations 31 25 6 3 22 6 $f)1:N")l(' ~ f,rfifi~~T ~.. 'tft f.;f;rf~
DIVISION 4--P.rocessin~ and Manufacture-Not elsewhere specified. 3,087 2,611 476 118 16 100 13 1,387 447 ~m ~-f",~-fqf'1 at1"( Aqtur f~ ~ ~ ;r pn ~.
Sub-Divisions '311-fcNFr •.0 Manufacturing Industries otherwise unclassified 748 714 21 47 646 34 f,:rl:ri1Jr ~! ~ ~ CI1T~ il gOTT ~).
4.2 Bricks, tiles and other structural Clay products such as Bricks, Tiles. etc. 647 553 94 37 9 12 507 82 ~, ~ am: ~ ~ f.:I+rfor it 'fiTlf "# awicut">l ~ ctr :;ft;jf.
4.4 Non-metallic mineral products 566 370 196 15 13 17 338 183 ~ ~ ~ ~ GAT gi Cffilt:t
4.6 Wood and wood products other than furniture and fixtures •. •. 1,080 928 152 45 3 18 865 148 ~ w.rr ~ iFT ~ ~ ~ ijtfT at~qlw~ ~fAjfwe ~~.
4.7 Furniture and fixtures 18 18 18 ~ w.rr at~ql1!fcffl.
4.9 Printing and allied Industries 28 28 15 13 ~1If ~ttT ~~'ii{""'T ~.
DIVISION 5-Construction and Utilities 1,597 1,316 281 31 1 668 160 617 119 ~Tq ~-f~ ~ ~)tr Sub-DIvisions '311- fcI1n5.1 Construction and Maintenance-Buildings 614 554 60 3 82 9 469 51 ~ ~ f.:n:rTur afr{ W-WTCr.
5.2 Construction and maintenance-Roads, Bridges and other Transport 229 221 8 221 6 Works. ~~, ~ at'R ~ ~ f.:n:rTur-5.S Works and Services-Electric Power and Gas supply. 15 15 15 ~~ ~f"a q ~hr ~li ~~ !!iTl[ afr< ~.
5.6 Works and Services-Domestic and Industrial water supplies•.. 14 14 14 '!~ a~H ~VT in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub~Divisions-(contd.} ar)"( ffil';;r m~, fcrlrFrl ~ ~-fGf"llrrl ~ ~.- (a,ijlITCij".)
Rural Tract Urban Tract V1+T'fur ~ ;;r531 502 29 25 19 458 25 146 142 4 2 2 138 4 ,
491 468 23 22 2 14 2 432 19 119 115 " 1 113 4
9 9 5 4 27 27 25
31 25 6 3 22 6
2,403 2,018 385 111 16 31 1 1,876 368 684 593 91 7 75 511 '19
521 500 21 17 14 469 21 227 214 13 4 33 177 12
590 532 58 37 7 488 58 57 21 36 2 12 19 24
400 226 114 13 13 8 205 161 166 144 22 2 9 133 22
R92 160 132 44 3 2 714 128 188 168 20 16 151 20 - 18 18 - - 18 28 28 15 13
1,114 928 186 31 2 487 78 410 106 483 388 95 181 82 207 13
401 344 57 3 69 9 212 48 213 210 13 191
219 211 8 211 6 .2 10 10 10
15 15 ..• 15
14 14 14 -
494 373 121 28 2 207 63 138 56 231 139 92 129 82 10 10 18 B-I1I-Employers, Employees and Independant Workers ~-~-:a-wFr aih: ~ ~ ~, if~
District Total mCfiTlI10r ~------~ r------Independant Divisions and Sub-Divisions Population Employers Employees Workers fcnwr ~ ~-fcnwr i;f~T ~ ~ ~ "fI14"f1t1V ,..--__ ___,J.__-__.....,,..----....._ __ ,.-----"--_-. ,..-_----"---. P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. 0lIf.Rr ~~~f~~f~~~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
DIVISION 6-Commerce 5,930 5,310 620 1,137 157 175 4 3,998 459 ~+nil ~-:cnfIJf~ Sub-Divisions ~-fcnwr a.o Retail trade otherwise unclassified 1,860 1,700 160 411 61 79 4 1,210 95 ~ Ol:ff~ ~ ~ :>r:cl',rflff:"'",,-:r1,(uI1TI ., ~ ~).
5.1 Retail trade in foodstuffs (including beverages and narcotics) .. •• 3,046 2,697 349 507 68 59 2,131 281 ~-!f(W.Tl 6.5 Wholesale trade In commoditieds other than foodstu1fs 29 29 29 ~'lT q-~Nl CfiT ~9cn<: ~ ~m CfiT I!lTCfi ~. 6.g Money lending, banking and other financial business •• 359 307 52 8S 17 17 202 35 ~, ~'fi' DiVISION 7-Transport, Storage and CommunicatioDs 625 612 13 20 2 375 1 217 10 Fer+l111 19~, ""er Sf"~ ~~. Sub-Divisions ~-fcnwT 7.1 Transport by Road 528 515 13 20 2 289 216 10 ~ iITU~. 7.4 Railway Transport 16 16 15 ~~iIT'(T ~. 7.6 Postal Services •• 78 78 78 ~~. 7.8 Telephone Services 3 3 3 ~~;;~. DIVISION 8-Health, Education and Public AdministratloD 4,018 3,810 208 2 3,640 158 168 5. ~if ~~!Q:I', f:mu SfR ~fq smt«i{. Sub-Divisions ~-fcnwr 8.1 Medical and other Health Services 245 162 83 2 112 39 48 44 f..."fS.7 Employees of State Governments (but not including persons classified under 1,443 1,415 28 1,415 28 aBy other division or Sub-Division.) "(l\ilf ~ 8.8 Employees of the Union Governments 154 154 154 \if:{ «~~ 3I"lf Rural Tract Urban Tract ~~ ~w.r ,----_ ------~------'~r------~'------~ ._------, Independant Independant Total Employers Employees Workers Total Employers Employees Workers l1W ~ ;ft;m: ~ CWrQCfittY ~ ~ ~ ~ Cfil4CfittY .------"------.. ,..___..______,----"---~ ,----"----..... ,-----"---..., rr---"---...... ,----"-----, ~ P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. ~ ~ ~ ~ f~lIt ~ ~ ~ m-llt Olffcfcr~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~ 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
3,857 3,4.:12 415 1,043 147 97 4 2,302 264 2,073 1,868 205 94 10 78 1,696 195
1,318 1,182 136 399 54 52 4 731 78 542 518 24 12 7 27 479 17
1,918 1,725 193 445 65 21 1,259 128 1,128 972 156 62 3 38 872 153
43 8 35 2 4 5 31 32 30 2 2 27 2
335 320 15 112 7 13 195 8 221 217 4 14 5 198
4 1 3 3
29 29 29
242 206 36 85 17 10 111 19 117 101 16 3 7 91 Ii
233 225 8 14 2 142 1 69 5 392 387 5 6 233 148 5
171 163 8 14 2 81 6S 5 357 352 5 6 198 148
13 13 12 3 3 3
49 49 49 29 29 29
3 3 3
1,974 1,868 106 1 1,768 64 99 42 2,044 1,942 102 1 1,872 94 69 8
130 87 43 71 6 15 37 115 75 40 1 41 33 33 7
431 402 29 356 24 46 5 273 228 45 192 44 36 t
246 242 4 242 4 328 328] 328
598 587 II 549 11 38 87 87 87
80 78 2 78 2 133 127 6 127 6
471 454 17 ,454 17 972 961 11 961 11 -
18 18 18 136 . 136 136 20 B-I1I-Employers, Employees and Independant Workers or-~-~Fr arT<: ~ctTaif if ~WJfi, ill~
District Total f~~ cpr lfm --"----- Independant'"""' Divisions and Sub-Divisions Population Employers Employees Workers fDIVISION 9-Services not elsewhere specified 6,767 5,217 1,550 149 8 2,150 525 2,918 1,017 fEt+rm Q.,~tt f~~ ~~ ~~ ;r ian ~. Sub-Divisions '3'q'-fcr+rrr 9.0 Services otherwise unclassified 3,540 2,344 1.196 6 1,142 403 1,202 787 ~~ ~ ~ Cl1T~ il g3lT ~. 9.1 Domestic Services (but not including services rendered by members of 958 783 175 520 104 263 71 family households to one another). ~,~~ (~q-ftcm: ~ ~T iUU in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-Divisions- (coneld. ) ~ m~ "liTzfm, fRural Tract Urb'ln Tract ~T+rTUf ~ iiFIf~ ~ r------~------·------~r------~------. Independant Independant--- Total Employers Employees , Workers Total Employers Employees Workers lfFr ~ ;:r1cf;1:: ~ Cfllzlifl'df ~ +rTfucp ;:r1Cfl"<: m~ ifll'lim ~-----, ,--'------1 ,-__.A.._.., ,------"------. ____ ,---.A.__--.. ,---~ __...... r-----"---"' P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. am1ffi ~q W;ir1lT ~q ff'llft ,!~I!{ ff'l~ lJ,~q ~ 0I:ff.fij' ~W f~ 'I~q ff'llff ~q ft:'JflfT ~~ f~~lft 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
4,248 ~:3,428 820 140 8 1,433 424 1,855 388 2,519 1,789 730 9 717 101 1,063 629
2,106 1,502 604 6 872 360 630 238 1,434 842 592 270 43 572 549
541 418 93 204 50 244 43 417 335 82 316 54 19 23
519 519 25 58 436 111 111 11 99
178 150 28 23 16 4 111 24 122 82 40 82 40
301 297 4 67 187 2 43 2 107 107 7 51 49
319 254 65 6 62 186 65 114 107 7 26 81 7
33 33 7 26 gO 80 13 67
1 1 6 6 5
250 224 26 19 2 27 8 178 16 128 119 9 29· 4 89 S 22 Small-scale Industries TABLE--II Employment in Textile Establishments
Total l1Fr No. of persons employed Total No. ell of Estab. ~ -q: ~ ~ fcRtifi ctT ~~ lisillments ,- ~ Industry Group (Code No. and Name) Males Females «t"tlqill~1 ~UFr !!luff (CfiT:S Cjif ~ <:r~ i'fTl1) ~ f~ .A. ctT~ ~ ~~ Total Total Boys Men Total Girls Women zrFr lim CfTWcfi ~ lJlor ~li ~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Total 570 1,642 865 115 750 777 40 737 lfllr
2'61 Cotton ginning, cleaning and pressing 23 124 52 6 46 72 2 70 ~ ~, mtfi 1fiW ~ ifio ~.
2'62 Cotton spinning, sizing and weaving .. 418 1,125 591 90 501 534 30 504 WI' ifiRAT, ~ ~r;:rr ~ ~ ~ ~.
'Z'63 Cotton dyeing, bleaching, printing, preparation and sponging 59 163 98 3 95 65 65 wIT ~ ~, ~1m,~, ~hm: !fi'~ Cf ~T mrrrrr.
2.. 81 Jute pTessing, bailing, spinning and weaving 21 65 30 3 27 35 2 S3 \jfC ctT ~ ~, 1fiTCfFIT ~ ;sr;r.rr. ~ ~
2'82 Woollen spinning and weaving .• 38 114 64 9 55 50 6 44 a;TR 'fAT.
2'83 Silk Teeling, spinning and weaving S 21 16 4 12 5 5 ~ 1fiT t},1I:S'T ~, Cfiffiill ~ 'fAT-
2-84 Hemp and Flu spinning and weaving 30 14 14 16 16 ~ ~ ~ ifiRAT Cf ¥iff.
2'85 Manufacture of rope, twine, string and other related goods from cocoanut, aloes, straw, linseed and hair. i'!1fu:ffi, ~, ~ ~ 00 ~ ~ ~, ~m Cf ~ ~~. 2'80 All other (including insufficiently described) textile industries •• .. .. wq ~ (~~ -q: ~ ~) ~ ~ (\kliTfHt ;am. 23 "fA
~ qf"{lfT'lT ~ ~
~m-';(
Cfl!f ~Fr ~ (1~ilf..EjEl mrrT'll8TT ~ ~il ~1:!;
Rural Tract Urban Tra.ct w:rTar ~ 435 1.2~4 648 83 565 586 25 561 135 408 217 32 185 191 15 L70
13 91 36 2 34 55 55 10 33 16 4 12 17 2 15
346 930 485 69 416 445 20 425 72 195 106 21 85 89 10 79
30 73 49 2 47 24 24 29 gO 49 4tS 41 41
12 18 38 3 15 20 2 18 9 27 12 12 15 15
29 81 44 3 41 37 3 34 9 33 20 6 14 13 3 10
5 21 16 4 12 5 5
.. , 6 30 14 14 16 l(
- 24 Small-scale Industries
TABLE-III
Employment in Non-Textile Establishments
Total lfllf ,.- Total No. of No. of persons employed ~'r if t;iT ~u: 0lTf.m<:ff
~~lq"'I"Il ~---_----'-----., ~ ~ (w C!\f "l\~~ ~ 3,082 Grand Total ~~aT
1'5 Tobacco 4 8 8 8 ~~~fI"'''11 2'00 Other Food Industries 154 432 321 49 272 111 16 95 ~ ~ ~ (fl1onp;rt) 2'12 Millers of cereals and pulses 69 218 196 17 179 22 4 18 w=rRr Cf mn ~ m ~ 2'13 Grain purch",ers and makers 01 blended and prepared flour aDd 6 22 11 3 11 3 8 other cereal and pulses preparations. ~'#~. " (NT C;:f~ ~rofu if'lT;r~ , 2'21 Vegetable oi~ pressers a~d ~finers . i 245 726 423 59 364 303 40 q«lfqfd't> ~~ f.:"Wil"'2'71 Tailors and dress makers and darners 328 797 530 56 474 267 29 238 ?{Jl1 ~r qtm'fo ;;;;r;T~ 2'74 Hat-makers ancl makers of other articles of wear a.nd Textile 4 6 1 5 2 2 c:)cr, C:TMpair of railway equipment, motor 20 40 39 7 32 Vechicles and bIcycles , ~ Cf lflc~ iif::rr~ Cf ~ ~Cfi'7':(;1:r.Cj~r~a- 3-34 Coa.ch builders an 1 makers of carriages, PalM. rikshaw etc 7 12 12 2 10 ~, ~, ~T q f~m ~~ ~ ~ 3-5 Machinery (othol than electrical machinery) including 2 2 2 Engineerin~ Workshop. ~~T crqr ~;::j{Tf.:t<:rft;r ~mqr 3'6 Basic Industrial chemicals, Fertilisers. a.nd Power Alcohol 6 6 1!_i'? a:rT?f~ q'Rural Tract llflft'ur ~ Urban Tract ;:'1Frf~ ~'lf r - ____---A. -, r------_..A. rotal No. of No. of persons employed ~1tr if ~iT ~l:; ~fiffilff if>1' ~~'l.fT Total No. of No. of persons employed Establish-ments ,..-______..A. ______Y . Establish ments ------.~ [~1 Males ~ Females f~ ~;;raif Males TfIiI' Females f~ r-----"-----~ ,-~~ ~----..... _____ r------..)~ ---~ 1' ~uT Total Total Boys Men Total Girls Womell ~~ lim lfm iifTWcIi ~Il ~ iI1f~ f~1ft ~~ lfFT lfm ~ ~~'l ~ 2,569 6,802 4,600 537 4,063 2,206 208 1,994 513 1,898 1,212 207 1,005 686 156 530
4 8 8 s
100 242 180 26 154 62 2 60 54 190 141 23 118 49 14 35
47 U9 141 8 133 8 8 22 69 55 9 46 14 4 10
4 10 5 5 5 5 2 12 6 3 3 6 3 3
179 455 275 25 250 180 17 163 66 271 148 34 114 123 23' 100
6 18 11 3 8 7 2 5
7 6 8
3 11 11 11
2 19 18 18 1
'276 637 415 38 377 222 20 202 52 160 115 18 97 45 9 86
4 8 6 1 5 2 2
1 2 2 2
21 53 26 2 24 27 27 14 56 32 6 26 24 3 21
696 1,715 1,117 137 980 598 53 545 38 109 97 97 12 1 ,
176 443 361 37 324 82 4 78 34 190 115 37 78 75 23 52
2 4 4 3
7 18 15 2 13 3 3 9 37 23 3 20 14 5 9
1 2 2 2 2 4 3 3 1
4 7 7 2 5 16 33 32 5 27
6 10 10 2 8 2 2 2
2 2 2 ...
2 2 2 2 4 4
2 6 6 6
19 254 237 5 232 17 17 10 30 14 2 12 16 11 26 Small-scale Industries
TABLE-III
Employment in Non-Textile Establishments
Total lI11r
Total No. of No. of persons employed Industry Group (Code No. and Name) Establish- ments Males , ~ ~ufT ( '1il6 'liT ~ cr'1f ;;r1f) ~~lq'lI\101l ~l!f Females f~ ,- ~
"'03 Repair and maufacture of watches and clocks 3 5 5 5 ~ 0A"l'l q If'{l=l1CI' ~crnr 4'04 Workers in precious stones, precious metals and makers of jewellery 152 477 326 58 268 151 56 95 and ornaments ~ tTR!3lT (:-::r\il=cUr::l~""'(Ir.:rd) 'liT mm;r iI<'I I~q I~ "'09 Toy makers 2 3 3 1 ~ "'iI=<'I"";I"l~qrrl';"1 " "'2 Sturctural clay products such as bricks, Tiles, etc. 153 506 282 51 231 224 21 203 ~, "*i Cf¥IT ~iT ~ lfCPFIl if (1'I"lql{ij WlI" ~ iI<'II"Icll{Wf 4'40 Makers of other miscellaneous Non-metallic mineral products 5 15 9 9 6 6 ~ ~<1"\i'f q-~~ <# ~ irrtT;Jcm;f "'41 Potters and makers ot earthenware 324 1,037 545 84 461 492 62 430 ~31:h: fff~ <# iRf<1" "l<'llijql~ "'43 Glass bangles makers 2 5 2 2 3 3 ctiR ""'" ~ "'''l=<'I''';I''l;''qrrl'';'~ "60 Other industries of woody materials including leaves but not 145 403 186 32 154 217 21 198 including furniture or fixtures. ~ 3l"R qfU'if <# ~ "'iI<'I:nI~~q::nI-=-'" "'62 Carpenters, 274 579 519 64 455 60 15 45 ~ 4'64 Basket makers 117 387 248 23 225 139 7 132 ~ iI<'Il~ql~ "7 Furniture aud fixtures 13 30 29 3 26 1 1 Ifi(.;'HH '1<'1 l"lq I~ "92 Book-binders and stitchers. 2 2 2 ... ~iIT 'til' ~ ~~ 27
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cw.f ~ ~ *I'-iii f.."Rural Tract ~Tl1""t11T &l>;Sf Urban Tract rrFTf~ ~>;Sf .A. ~ "Total No. of No. of Persons employed ~Fr if ~~ ~Q; o~T ctt ~~ Total No. of No. of persons employed ~Fr if ~ ~ o1 2 2 2 2
132 421 243 38 205 178 7 171 21 85 39 13 26 46 14 32
4 8 5 5 3 3 7 4 4 3 3
283 907 478 83 395 429 62 367 41 130 67 66 63 63
2 5 2 2 3 3
137 366 162 27 135 204 20 184 8 37 24 5 19 13 1 12
263 541 497 59 438 44 10 34 11 38 22 5 17 16 5 11
101 334 223 23 200 111 7 104 16 53 25 25 28 Z8 12 26 2~ 3 22 1 1 4 4 4 - - 2 2 2 - - 28 Index of Non.. agricultural Occupations
Population POpUlatiOb . Occupations ~llT Occupations \5j"ijfij, Gft fq cflII( ~~ ~,------~------~ r------'---. P. M. F. P. M. F. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
ALL INDUSTRIES AND SERVICES 30,353 26,155 4,198 Sub-division O.4-Forestryand wood-cutting 470 380 90 ~~~R~ q;:r fO.llI-HeJdsmen and sheph~rds 219 219 Sub-group- crm cr ~ {#~ crCfiU:crn;f 0.422-Contractors of 'rest produce 13 13 q qR;~). ~~T<::~.... 0.1 13-Herdsmen 477 305 172 0.423-Grass-cutters .. 38 14 ~ ~T ITYT:IGROUP O.12-Breeders and keepers of cattle l.nd 908 880 48 O.424-Labourers in forest 162 162 [)ufialoes. ~,ll ~ Cfl«1ql~. Y1\l ~R ~T ifiT lffi1'IT if :oro;:rr. O.427-0ther forest produce collectors .. 2 2 Sub-croup- ~ ""~ q~~ ~t'T O.121-Breeders and keepers of goa.ts 3 3 CfiBc:mr. and sheep. ~ cr1.fifu:rt q ISub·group SIIb-livisio" O.3-Plantation Industries 72 68 4 ~rUqur~. O.eOl-Fishing 300 283 17 ~fwm qO.303-Growers of fruits 5 5 GROUP 1.51-Digging of caly and ochre etc. 2 2 ~ q.~r ~crri?i flr¢ m-< q~ ~(lfT~ ~. Index of Non-agricultural Occupations.-(contd.) ~ i1~a1t ;tT ~.-(3ffitfr:cr)
Population Population Occupations ~lfT Occupations Gj'1'Ei~1 "f'TfcrCfi I~ ,-______J.._ "f~ P. M. F. P. M. F. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w.m
Dlyl.lon 2-Processing and manufactllce-Food GROUP 2.23-Makers of butter, cheese, ghee and stuffs, textiles, leather a' d products other dairy products. . . 79 77 2 therE'of. 5.173 4.489 684 q;:fJ-{ +fCRCrrr Cf 'EfT, ';fi')l:r ~lfTf~ ~ ~ ~~ ."fI1'lc cf.T~, ;;r;::rr;:rr. 'i:flm' Cf~T a;rwlf w~1 'fiT f.:rtrtur ~h- f.rl1T1l]-fcf~. Sub-group-
.s"b-division Z.O-Food Indust,ies otherwise un- 2.231-Makers of ghee 79 77 2 clas!'Iified 521 467 54 'GROUP 2.03-Slaughter. preparation and preser- q-lf \Wrif. vation of meat 50 50 \ ~~,~~2.001-Hall£lai (Confecti'mersl 459 405 54 GROUP 2.51-Manufacture of Beedies 13 12 1 ~t ;;rT~T a-rrT"'fT. 2.003-Chat Makers 11 11 :;;rTc iif~. Sub-division 2.6-Cotton textiles 1,270 940 310 2.004-Bakeries & biscuit factories 1 wrT~~~. 6;;f1<.'1'1 cr mq; CfiVIPopulation Population Gt·Hi~lIl GF'Ie\StIb-diflision Z.?-Wearing apparel (e:x:cept toot- GROUP 2.92-Cobblers and all other makers and C wear) and made up te:x:tilegoods. 975 858 117 repairers of boots, shoes, sandals ~Sub-group- Sub· group- 2.722-Patwagiri 5 4 1 2.902-Horse saddlers I qcGROUP 2.74-Hat makers and makers of other 9 9 articles of wear and textiles. Db-Islon 3-Processing and Manufacture-Metals, -el'q", -enq2.741-ca.p make~s , 2 2 iNr 0Ii11'1C11{1. Sub-dif}ision 3.G--Manufacture of metal products, otherwise unclassified .. 610 583 Z7 2.742-Turban dressers 7 7 ~loalllr"1Cf1 'T-e:N ~ ~ ~