CENSUS 1981 '-~Trr . XIII - if - w;;r/sE RiES-22 It,~qCf' ~;=JfJOf~' ..... ,,~ stctU ~1~ UTTAR PRADESH Part XIII· B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAC"F
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~~~, ;rmr'i'li srmvf.:Ai iron r,,(~, ;sr;rtTvr;:rf ~~, VW"{ m I i-ii 1. ~crFFrr V-VI 2. srr~ 1. ~1fi~TefT a~~T~ (i' n~~l~ llTi'tf:q'!{ (n) «r1=!1 2.. itf!~rlif ef,!~T\"t (i) G~~T~ ffr;:lf:q>;f 74-77 ( 11 ) «TllT CflT qll] T:!iji It ~:qT 82-109 (iii) «lllT1l1 'SfTtff'f ~~~T (xx) "I'q"{"\'lf Sl'T!ffil'cp Gf;; ~f4-q~ 173-176 CONTENTS Page No. iii .jv 1. '. Foreword 2. Preface vii-viii 3. Map of the District t. Important Statistics 5, Introduction of District Census Handbook 6. Analytical Note 1-8 7. District Primary Census Abstract-General Population 18-17 8. District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes lr-"25 9. District Primaty Census for Scheduled Tribes 10. RuraljUroan Primary Census Abstract (by Village of a Tahsil ward of a Town) 1. Cbakrata Tabsil (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 49..43 (iii) Rural Primary Census Abstract 4449 (iv) Urban primary Census Abstract (Cantt. Board) Chakrata 79-11 (v) Appendix of Cantt. Board Chakrata 71. 2. Debra Dun Tahsil (i) Tah5il Map (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 78-81 (iii) Rural Primary census Abstract 82-189 (iv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Dahra Dun M. B.) 119-113 (v) Appendix of Dehara Dun M. B. 115-125 (vi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (F. R. I. & Callege Area) 126.127 (vii) Appendix of F. R. ~. & College Area 129 ( viii) Urhan primary Cesus Abstract (Adhoiwalq, O. G.) 138 .. 131 j (ix) Appendix of Adhoiwala O. G. 133 (x) Urban primary Census Abstract (Dehra Dun Cantt.) 134-135 (xi) Appendix of Debra Dun Cantt. 136-137 (xiii) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Clement Town Cantt) 138-139 ( xiii) Appendix of C'ement Town Cantt. l~l (xiv) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Raipur C. T.) 142-143 (xv) Apdcndix of Raipur C. T. 144-145 (xvi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Rishikesh M. B.) 146-147 (xvii) Appendix of Rishikesh M. B. 149·151 (xviii) Urban primary Census Abstract (Mussoorie M. B.) 152-153 (xix) Appendix of Mussoorie M.B. 154.155 page No. (xx) Urban primary Censu,i Abstract (LandQur Cantt) 156-157 (xxi) Appendix of Landour Cantt 159 (:xxii) Uri an Primary Census Abstract (Virbbadra N. A) 169-161 (xKili) Appendix of Virbhao ra N. A. 163 (xxiv) Urban Primary Cws, s Abstract (VlkasnlLgar M. B.) 1~165 (xxv) Appendix of Vikasnagar M. B. 167 (xxvi) Urban Primary Census Abstract (Majra C. T.) 168-169 (xxvii) Appendlx of Majra C. T. 171 Errata 17;J..116 'U:r~ m:ifiT<:) "f'1' aih ij' ~'lT ~lfo;:r irm ~Gfif~Cf fi';{~T ~rrr ~a~f~a'fiT • GI'iitl~I~1 'fiT 1:1; fGfffi Gli1lfl!T<'fT ~~a~f~CFf\T '5lf~m trf1T 13f' it t;lTJf ~ci 'fIR f~f~1'iT • 'm7f .~' it ~rl1 ~ci 'fIR 5IT~lf n~fllCfi ilA'Tl;!JiiT m<: q<; arrqrf<:Cf ~ f9~~ ~J:f'li ~f' 1981 1;:r: ~~f;;j"G Cfil"a- ~lr ~ ~ ~'Cfi{rarT Cf,T '1liT~ cp:il ;:~ 81T9~CfiCfT 'liTl{;ol1 m?:lflfCii \iI'W!:r;;r m~ 'SMiro fiifm \iI~ ~f~ ~ 'SI'T~~~ ;r ar~21rq;:rT ~fcf'.;narT it 5frl!ff+rfi ~~ m~ ~r ~ iif~ ~ q~ WlH ~.roc: GTf~ ot?r ~TlfCfT ~ f\iff{lt(f f<{~mrcif ~ 'lfeliT${ -:T:ur ~~ aft-: ;;r;;;riJf.iT ~tTo ~ 'Sf~ "fir 'n:~ 1 ~~ ~cf ~iT;:Gf ~ , ~FW!J ~f~\' tfto qC\...... ,'I 26 an:i('f I 1982 \lRc{~~~ FOREWORD The District Census Handbook (DOH), compiled by the Census Organization on behalf of the State Govelnment is one of the most valuable products of the CensuS'. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is intlr alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The District Census Handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas ward-wise for each city or town. It alS) provides data on infra-structure and amenities in villages and towns, etc. The District Census Handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important censUs tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Cen sus the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it c;)ntained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DOH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town POA and Part -C comprise ana.!ytical report. administrative statistics. district census tables and certain analytici\l tables based on POA and amentty da ta in respect of villages. However. in some states it was confined to district census and in a few altogether given up due to d~lay in compilation and printing. While designing the formate of 1981 DOH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The rest ructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infra-structure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirc;ments of the Revised Minimun Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, IItotal population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the popUlation and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind. The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of ( iv ) the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amemties in Class--I and Class-II towns ( Statement IV-A) has been intro duced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civIc amenitIes for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes pGpulatim in statement IV relating to civic and other amtnities and adult literacy classess centres under educaticnal facilities in statement V are also a.dded inti' alta wlth thIs view. A significant addItion is class of town in all the seven statements of the town di rectcry The infrastructure of amenIties III UI ban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns inw consideration. The addItion of the columns on cIvic admimstratlc.n status and populatIOn in a few statements also serves thIS purpose. The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formula ted in the light (If changes in the econ0mic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census. In order to avoid delay in publication of 1931 DCH seri.:s it has been sa designed thl't Part-A of the volume contains village and town direcLry an I Part-B, the PCA of villages and towns including the SCheuuled Castes and Sche luleJ Tri bes peA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census d1ta in re1atbn to the infra structure has been introduced to enhance its value. The Distnct and Tahsil/P01ice Station/CD Block etc. Ie el :naps depicting the boundaries and other Important features have been inserted at appr0priate places. to further enhance the value of the publication. This publication is a joint venture of the State G0vernment and the Census Organi zation. 'The data have been collected and compiled in the State uncler the direction of Sri Radndra Gupta, the Director of Census 0perati::ms, U. P. on be'1alf uf the State GJvern'nent which has born the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing- and c.J-ordination of this publlcation was carried out by Dr. N. G. N'l.g, Deputy Registrar General ('3;)cial Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) pr;)Vjded the: technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census DIrectorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters nnder the guidance of Sri M. M. Dua. Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributEd in this project. New Delhi P. Padmanabha The 26th April, 1982. RegIstrar General, India ~~<:;"( ~;;{v;nf~ ~~"( It m~"( ~f~ ~CfiT~l{t ~ ~t ~{ ~Cf. f~q +1;~~a: ~'t~n ~ \ ~~1~, m~ a-qT mllT"'l &1fCf~l{T 'fiT f"l1M'{-f'lfo'i{ 'SfcIi1~ 'fiT an~GT3{'t ~FT 'ar' ~ ~ f~f~ if; ~ i:t m~C1 'fiT GlT'l , ~;tHT % ~ mlT 'ar' mll qqT fGRT 1il<{lf~'lT ~a-~f~GifiT .-.rTlT '3{' ~ Cf~T 3i«"'Gf! ~T;:fT 'lTI'fT3{T it ~T lTl:fT ~ I ~ij orr~ f~~~1fi.fi ~ 'fiT e1~ f~~Q ~ f~m IT lATll f~f:(ffiT ~ orrcr it ~ ~ aroT • Cfq]" CfT~CI"fCfOfiCfT it ~cr ~T ~ aiCf~ ~CfT ~ I fqj~ ~ ~ : 30 ifr:;;f, 1983 pkEFACE The ~ micro 1evel data are of a distinct importance in a welfare democratic set-up. They are needed for running democratic· institutions, district level planning and district administration besides catering to the assorted needs of researchers, scholars and common man. By presenting census data down to the level of villages, the District Census Handbook series occupies a place of prominence in the ga1axy of census publications. The need for small domain data always prompted publication of village figures in some form or the other in most of the censuses. Yet it was only in 1951 census that the publication of village statistics acquired the well deserved importance by the introduction of District Census Handbook series. These volumes have been published with unbroken regularity in Uttar Prad("sh State bince 1951 census by the Census OrgaOlzation on behalf of the Government of Uttar Pradesh. The District Census Handbook was brought out for each District in two vulumes in 1951/1961, three volumes in 1971 and is being brought out in two volumes Part A and Part B in 198'. With the introduction of this series, it developed into a healthy tradition to collect village-wise information on amenities and infra structure, taking advantage of the massive census operation and publish it in the form of village and town directories in volume A of the District Census Handbook. Part I A' volume, in keeping with the tradition, consists of village and town directo ries, giving basic information relating to infra-structure and amenities and total popUlation of each village and town as thrown Up by the 1981 Census. The Part B volume presents prLnary census data for each village and town giving total population with scheduled caste/scheduled tribe, literates, main workeIs by main category marginal workers and non-workers break up. The District Census Handbook Part A and Part C were published in English in 1971 Census. Part B volume was brought out in Hindi as well as in English in separate issues with a view to enlarging its utility. This, however, resulted in delayed publication of data, erroding lome of their topicality by prolonged time-lag. This tim:!, therefore, the District Cemus Hand book are being brought out in diglot form in single volumes. The alphabetical list of villages is given in Hindi a, well as in English to make the reference easier to both categories of Users. The scope of analytical notes has been en 'arged this time. In Part A, the' Analytical Note, consists of brief introduction of the district and analysis of data presented there in. The introduction to the District Census Handbo:>k it also contains explanations of the terms used in the village and town directory and general concepts of census, while only a brief analysis of data and explanations of census concepts pertinent to the Primary Census Abstract have been included in Part B. The non-census information was collected through the agency of lekhpals the basic revenue functionary. The lekhpals collected information for each village under their charge. It has passed on the Census Directorate by the District Census Office after getting it duly vetted by the Lalld Record Inspectors and Tahsildars. The information for towns was supplied by the local authorities. I gratefully acknowledge their role in collection of information. We have ( viii ) also used material made available to us by the Collectors and District Magistrates introductory notes on districts, I am extremely thankful to them for their assistanc fully thank Sn P. Padmanabha, Registrar General of Indh and Dr. N. G. Nag, Depu General, Social Studits Division for their inspinng guidance that came handy to me I al so thank Sri Lal Kr i~hcn, Deputy Director, Planning and Co-ordination, Sri Akl Deputy Director, District Cmsus Handtook and Shri N. C. Sinha. Assistant] Sri R. P. Singh, Re&tan h Officer, Map of Census Directorate, ettar Pradesh for their In the end I am thankful to Sri Ash0k Dar, Superintendent, Printing and U. P. Allahabad and Sri M. C. Padalia, Assi,tant Director and Sri R. K. Saxtna, Seni Assistant (Printing) '" ith the team of Prmting umt of thlS office who have kept a COl upon the Printing of thIS Pubhcati0n. There is always some gap between what is desired and what is accompl jn terms of scope lJf tt.e publica.tlOn and accuracy of the published material. Yet, District Census Handbooks will largely rise to the expectations of the vMiegated use some of their needs}Qr micro level data. Lucknow 30th March, 1983 Z :J Q "•>, < • :c w A "UJ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ U \ ~ ~ q. ~ '(jj :r 11111 ~ A 5 H 0 '{. ~ v- I>' to f 0 j r i©1:08 u '. ,~ ~ .~ I~ 0 i • f I j Importent Statistics f~ ~~~ 5f~ ~~l~;r ~ Description Uttar Pradesh Dehra Dun District ~~~tn qT'l Total aqr'ffi Persons 119,862,913 761,668 Population ~ Males ~6,819.276 429.465 f~qT Females 52,842,737 341,293 illfR!r Rural ~Ui Persons 90,962,898 389,527 ~ Males 48,041.135 211,758 n=~~f Famales 42,921,763 177.769 i1llf1q Urban ~fUi Persons 19,899,115 327,141 ~qlf Males 10,778,141 208.707 f~f Females 9.120,974 163,434 ;;rtf 1971-81 ~ ~ it ~~~ if~ ~~ 25.49 31.93 Dec~nnial Papulation growth rate 1971-81 ~~ (~ fifiO :q')o )Area (Sq. Kms.) 294,411.00 3,080 \if'f~~r q;wr (5ffq qq f'fio lfro) 377 247 Density of PopUlation per (Sq. Km.) f~lT ~q'f(J (srfa ~ijfr~ ~(iq) ~r f~'JI'm <.fir ~'~m) 885 811 Sex Ratio (No. of females per 1,000 males) UT&Hffi iH Literacy Rate Ol:ifUi Pel sons 27.16 52.58 q(ili.. Males 38.76 61.15 f~~f Females 14.04 42.03 ~~ ijf'f~~1 it ;W~T~ ijfiT~~m 'fiT 5ffa~q 17.95 48.86 Percentage of Urban population to total population: (i) eg~ :!~!f 'fill{ <.fi~~ qr~ ~Ui Pcr~ons 29.22 32.56 Main Workers q~ M"les 50.31 52.73 " fmr Females 5.39 7.70 ( ii) ij'TlfTf~Ci (iii) Non-workers rrqlf Males 49.24 46.69 R:;r:ri Females 91.94 89.34 ( x ) fq~ur W~~~ ~T~;;~ Description Uttar Pradesh Dehra Dun District ~!i1lT 'fin!' 1fi\~ CfT~ Ol!fmlIT 'fiT f~ur Break-up (If Main Workers: Percentage among Main Workers (i) tfiT~~ • Persons 58.52 26.94 Cultivators ~W Males 59.53 24.79 f~o:r:rT Females 47.83 S4.49 (b) ~f~\ qi;(~\ 15.98 7.94 \\ P,n'm Agricultural Labourers ~~\ Males 14.16 8.02 ft'lf'.i~ Females 35.23 7.21. (iiJ) tnhm\Cfi ~ Household Industry ~1iq- Males 3.56 1.29 5.21 ',. 1.19 ft?rlTT Females I t iv) 3{rl:f CfiT~ 'fi\~ ~ Ol:ffu:; Persons 21.80 62.84 22.75 65.99 Other Workers ~ Males fto:r:rr Females 11.73 37.10 3T1~f'tffl i;(Tfq- ~ alTfffiltT 'fiT 'B~ lTl 3T1~f~Cf i;(i'!;jj"ffCf ~ om~1 9iT ~~ \if';;~~l:fT;r m~(f :;l:ffui Perso n s 0.21 9.99 Percentage of ST population to total population ~~ Males 0.21 9.77 f~'ifl:fT Females 0.21 10.26 131,565 Off~!liij ~l:f ~r;;1 124,193 773 ~~ lAHt 'fiT ~~lTT No. of Villages 704 11 c:r1R\'lr ~~ fijftifT \jFm~ ~cr~f~(i<{iT ~ f~ 'fiT 31WT-31B~ ;;) ~T 'llm '3T' an'\ mrr car' it 'SI''firf~~ f'i~ilfm~Cf ~ ij qf~-.rTf(j'G f'filfT ~ ~ 1 (ar) 'ftf.::qrf~'fiT, fi'flT11 m m=T'iT ;sft i if; 3T;:Cf~ Cf arr.t qr~ ij 2. ii'f('{ ~ 1971 'fiT iJlil~l!li'fT ~ ~1TI~ rrm: ij~~ 'fiT ij (il) q-qi i'{lf\ '1+T~~ 3fq'[f:[ ~ mq ~l~ ~T (Ill) D;'fi ilTQ'\ aft;: D;'f. lfT q:'fi ij arf1:lCfi ~ ~ i'flT"{ 3fqilT 31'1'!f;g:m ~ ijT~ m~Trm: ~'ll if i~ ~T I ( xii ) 8. "~'Al ~T;r G!ifTRD 4. qf~CfT~ qf'\cm: UJr am'fcFTT ~ ij~~ cpT cp~a- ~ i;fT ffillT;:lfa:, D;'li f!T~ \~~ @ afR lff~ lfiTlf 5. Wi~f;qi.l \jfTfo/8\';'~~i.l Gf'l'iifTfi.l 'i3"ij &ttCfff 'fir lTlJi'fl 31.,;~f'i:1ij \lfTfa m ~fa ~ 'fir ~ ~ f~ \lfTfa m ~fCl \T~ Cfi1 aq~RiI ;;nfEfzIT 31R ~TfiIlTT -n ~:qT i:t ijf+llfi1iI ~ I 3l'!~f:cffi ,nfiIlff ~ f~ am: fij@' Cf& Ollf'iCl mf~r >lTI'.{T it ij+! 7. ~,,~~ cn~ 1981 ;;PT ;;r'llT01 (I) :!I§:qrr: ;;pTlll er.<:.~ cum (ii) B1'l1Tfi:Cilfi "lift[ ~~ errm (III ) ;;PT~" Ff,~~ cnm 1961 am: 1971 'liT GFflr1ATil it <:;",:11 ~ CfffiT 8f11: \lj6{['fi ~ ~CfCi f"1;:~~ ferRf q~ l{ ~~ (r ~~lT 8. lfiTt(icfil, tifiRi'!CfiT<: ar~ orrf~ ifTm ~lTT ~ ;:;ft fGfi ~ m qf<: GIlffi{, ~~ ~c:i 9. ~f~~ ~~ ~ • ~ m f~~ ~ '€'Illl ~"(T ~~\ fcRJT ~~ Ollf'fi'f ~ @Off it 10. qTr~CfTf'(lfi ;nrrtT q'fRm~ ':a"~ 11. ar.=lI' IfiT~ ~~ ~ DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK Oistrict Census Handbook is being brought out in two \olumes-Part A and Part B for each district separately. The Part A volume consists of village and town directories giving basic information I elating to infra-structure and amenities and total population of each village and town as thrown up by 1981 Census. The non-censu, information relates to the year 1979/ 80/19B1, making it almost synchronous with the 1981 population census, Part B volull:.e presents primary census data, known as in census Jargon as 'Primary Census Abstract' (PCA) for each village and ward of a town The peA gives totAl population with scheduled castes/scheduled tribes, literates, main workers by main categories, marginal workers and non-workers break-up. Two special tables-one for scheduled caste population and another for scheduled tribe population are also presented in Part 'B' volume. These tables give tahsil-wise and townwise and also for the district as a whole scheduled caste/scheduled tribe population. It is important for the readers to acquaint themselves with census concepts of general importance. 1. RURAL AND URBAN AREAS The census data are presented by rural and urban areas. A rural area is non-urban consisting of revenUe villages with well defined boundaries which is the smallest unit in the hierarchy of administrative units. It may comprise of several hamlets. Yet it is considered one unit for the persentation of data. Habitations in forest areas are also considered as villages and each forest range Officer's beat is consldered as one forest village. Urban areas have been especially defined for the purpose of population census. The definition is treated with some flexibility with a view to accommodating nlinor variations for meeting the exigency of the situation. An urban unit has been defined as foll.:>ws : (a) All places with a municipal, cvrporation, municipal board, cantonment board, notified area and town area. (b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria: (i) A minimum population of 5,000; (ii) At least 75% of the male working population engaged in non-agricUltural activity, (iii) A population of at least 400 per Sq. km. (or one thousand per sq. mile.) Allied agricultural activities such as fishing, logging etc. have been considered agricul tural in 1981 Census for determining the proportion of engagement of male population in non agricultural activities for the purpose of declaring a place a town. Z. URBAN AGGLOMERATION The concept of Urban Agglomeration of the 1971 is abo adopted for 1981 censUs. Very often the growth of towns over-lapped the statutory limits of the city or town. Large ( xvi ) railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, industrial areas etc. came up outside the limits of the town but they form continuous growth with the town. These outgrowths mayor may not by themselves qualify to be treated as separate towns but these outgrowths deserve to be treated as urban areas. Such a town with their outgrowth areas is treated as one urban unit and called 'Urban Agglomeration' and Urban Agglomeration may constitute. (i) A city with continuous outgrowths, (the part of outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining village or villages), (ii) One town with similar outgrowth or two or more adjoining towns with their out-growths as in (i); or (iii) A city and one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths all of which form a continuous spread. 3. CENSUS HOUSE A 'census house' is a building or a part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc., used recognised a.s a separate unit. It may be vacant or occupied. It may be used for residential or non-residential purpose or both. 4. HOUSEHOLD A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and who take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigency of work prevents them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated household are boarding houses, masses, hostels, residential hotels, rescue homes, jails, ashrams etc. These are called institutional households. There may be one-member households, two·member huuseholds or multi-member households. For census pUrpose, each one of these types is regarded as a household. 5. SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES A persons has been returned as belonging to a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe if caste or tribe to which he belongs is included in the schedule of the Statt+ Schedulod caste can belong to Hindu or Sikh religion. However, a pers:>ns belonging to scheduled tribe can profess any religion. 6. LITERATES A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language is to be taken as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write, is not a literate. It is not necessary that a person who i! literate should have passed any minimum ®ucational standard. 7. WORKER In 1981 Census, the economic status of a person has been classified as : (i) Main worker ( xvii ) (ii) Marginal Worker (iii) Non-workers Th~ dichotomy of workers and non-workers or 1961 and 1971 census has b~en discarded in 1981 censUs and time disposition criterion in economic activity with one year reference period is adopted. A person who has engaged himself in economic activity for major part of the year (at least 183 days) is considered as main worker while those who worked in for sometime during the last year but not major part of the year have been treated marginal worker. Those who have not worked at all during the one year reference p~riod are non-warkers. Work has been defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and dirGction of work. 8. CULTIV ATOR A person is considered a cultivator if he has engaged in cultivation as a single worker or family worker of land woned or held from Govt;rnment or held from private persons or institutions for payments in money kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision or direction of cultivation. Cultivation involves plOUghing sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops and other crops c;uch as sugar cane, ground nuts, tapioca etc. and pulses, raw jute and kindered fibre crops, cotton etc. and does not include fruit and vegetable growing or keeping of orchards or groves or working on plantation like tea, coffee, rubber etc. 9. AGRICULTURAL LABOURER A person who works in another person's land for wages in mon~y, kind or share should be regarded as an agricultural labourer. He does not have a risk in the cultivation but merely works in another persons land for wages. 19. HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Household Industry is defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home or within the precincts of house where the household lives in urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in a household industry should consist of membt'jrs of the househc>ld including the head. The industry should not be run on the scale of a r~gistered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act. Industry implies production, processing, servicing or repair of articles or goods such as handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, bicycle repairing, blacki smithy, tailoring etc. 11. OTHER WORKERS All workers, who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or engaged in Household Industry are treated as other workers. This category covers factory and plantation workers, Government servants, Municipal employees, teachers, pnests, entertainment artists, workers engaged in trade, CJmmerce, business mining, construction etc. ANALYTICAL NOTE The district of Dehra Dun is situated in the north-west corner of the state. It is bounded on the north-east by the district of Uttarkashi. in the east by the districts of Tehri-Garhwal and Garhwal; in the south by the districts Saharanpur and Bijnor; and on the west by the state of Himachal Pradesh. It lies between 29°57' and 31°2' north latitude and 77'35' and 78 20' east longitude. According to the Surveyor General of India, the ;area of the district is 3,080 Square Kilometres. Main rivers of the district are the Ganga, Yamuna, Asat, Tons, Risapaua, Bindel and Amlawa. 1hc population of the district as per the 1981 Census is 761,668. The density of population in the district is 247 persons per square kilometre which is lower than the state average of 377 persons per square kilometre. Nearly 0.7 per cent of the state's population resides in this district. It occupies 53rd position in area and the 49th in population amongst the 56 district of the state. The district has 131,565 oocupied residential houses and 143,119 households. An average household consists of about 5 persons. There are two tahsi1s in the district, nemely, Chakrata and Dehra Dun. There are 763 villages and 11 towns in the district. The percentage of rural and urban popUlation in the disrict is 51.14 and 48.86 respecti vely. Urbanisation in the distirict is significantly higher than the state average of 17.91 per cent. Sex ratio i,I, the number of females per ,1,000 males in the district is 811 which is lower than the state average of 885. The percentages of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe in the district are 11.93 and 9.99 respectively, The percentage of literacy in the total popUlation is 52.58 as against the state average of 27.16. Percentage literacy amongst males is 61.15 and among females 42.03. It is only 38.84 percent in the rural areas and 66.67 per cent in the urban. Of the entire population, 32.56 ptr cent are main w-lrkers and 1.64 per cent are marginal workers and remaining 65,80 per cent of the total popUlation are non-workers. DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS The following table presents tahsil-wise rural and urban population separately by sex as also number of total inhabited villages and number of towns in the tahsils of the districts. 2 Table 1: Population. number Of villages and towns 1981 No. of villages r----'----, Name of Tahsil Total Rural Urban Total Inhabited No. of town ,--__!-...---, ,----'-----, ,---__~L- _ __, P M F P M F P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Chakrata 86,949 48,971 37,978 81.732 44,866 36,866 5,217 4,105 1.112 363 362 1 2 Debra Dun 674,719371,494 303,225 ~7.7"~.8~1~,~3~6.~~4.~2 162.322 400 381 10 Total 761.668420.465341.203 389,527211,758 177,769372,141208,707 163,434 763 743 11 The district has two tahsils; Chakrata aad Dehra Dun. The lager in population is Dehra Dun followed by Chakrata. The district has 763 villages of which 743 are inhabited. The a\ erage population per inhabited village is about 1,025. Dehra Dun tahsil has the highest number of villages 400 of which 381 are inhablted and Chakrata has 363 (362 inhabi ted), Out of 11 towns in the district, 10 are situated in tahsil Dehra Dun and only one town in tahsil Chakrata. GROWTH OF POPULATION The growth rate of population duIing 1971-81 in the district has been 31.93 per cent with 27.49 per cent in rural and 36.93 per cent in urban. Table -2 gives the tahsil-wise growth rate. Table 2 : Decadal Change in distribution of population Population _,L --, Percentage decadal Name of Tahsil 1971 1981 variation 197}'·81 ,-______,L______, ,------"------, r------"------, Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urbdn 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Chakrata 79.128 73.023 6,105 86,949 81,632 5,217 23.57 19.19 37.82 2 Dehra Dun 498,178 232.506 265.672 674.719 307,795 366.924 16.35 13.47 65.39 Total 577.306 305,529 271,777 761,668 389.427 372,141 19.87 14.48 3 The highest population growth amounting to 35.44 per cent has been in tahsil Dehra Dun while in tahsil Chakrata it is only 9.88. The growth rate is nearly all over even in urban and rural areas of the two tahsils though between the two tahsils there is a maIked difference. VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES The following table gives the distribution of inha.bited villages by various ranges. Table 3 : Distribution of villages by population rauges No. of villages Percentage of villages in Range of population in each range each range 1 2 3 Less tban 199 346 46.57 20()..499 221 29.74 500.1.999 144 19.38 2,{)()()..4, 999 23 3.10 5.000-9,999 7 0.94 10,000 & above 2 0.27 Total 743 100.00 More than 75 per cent of the villages fall in the first two categories having popUla tion less than 500 persons. The number of such villages is 567 (76.31 per cent), The popUlation of medium size village with population between 500-1,999 is 19.38 (144 villages) and that of large size villages having population above 2,000 is 4.31. VILLAGES BY DENSITY The following table gives the frequency distribution of villages of Dehre DUn district by range of density per square kilometre. II Table 4 : Distribution or villages by density Range of density Total no. of village Percentage of Villages In (per sq. km.) In each density range each density range 1 ~ 3 0-10 4 0.54 11 .. 20 7 0.81 21.50 19 2.56 SI.l()() 59 7.94 101.200 119 16.01 201.300 172 23.15 301 ..500 204 7.7.45 501 & above 143 19.26 Not Known 17 2.29 - Total 10W 199.99 4 The table shows that Dehra Dun is not a densly populated district. 27.45 per cent of villags belong to density range 301-500. Next come villages with a density of 201-300 Small villages up to density of 50 per square kilometre are only about 4 per cent of the total numler of inhabited villages. VILLAGES BY SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION Table-5 below presents the distribution of inhabited villages by proportion of scheduled caste. Table 5 : Proportion Of Scheduled Caste PopulaiiOil to total populatiun in the villages Percentage range of scheduled caste No. of villages Percentage of villages population to total population in each range in each range 1 2 3 NIL 235 31.63 O-S 133 17.90 6·10 81 11. 71 11 .. 1S 69 9.29 16-20 55 7.40 21 .. 30 71 9.5S 31 & above 93 12.52 Total 743 199.08 Out of 743 inhabited villages in the district 235 villages have no scheduled caste popu lation, 17.90 per cent inhabited villages of the district have upto 5 per cent scheduled caste population. 164 villages have scheduled caste population above 21 per ce.nt. VILLAGES BY SCHEDULED TRmE POPULATION Table-6 presents the percentage of scheduled tribe population in the villages, Table 6 : Proportion Of Scheduled Tribe Population to total populatiOil in the ,mages Percentage range of SCheduled tribe No. of villages Percentage of villages population to total population in each range in each range 1 2 3 NIL 308 41.45 0-5 37 4.98 6-15 22 2.96 16--25 8 1.0S 26-35 13 1.75 36-50 19 2.56 51 & above 336 45.22 Total 743 J.99.9Q Of the total inhabited villages in the district though 41.45 per cent have no scheduled tribe population, in 336 villages scheduled tribe population constitutes above 50 per cent. The number of villages in perceutage ranges 0-6,6-15, 16-25,26-35 and 36-50 are 37, 22, 8, 13 and 1 9 respectively. SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRmE POPULATION IN TOWNS OF THE DISTRICT The percentages of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population in towns are 11.15 and 0.24 respectively. Table-7 below presents town-wise scheduled caste and scheduled trioe populatiJn. Table 7 : Proportion or Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe population in towns Total scheduled Total scheduled Percentage of scheduled Percentage of scheduled Name of the town Total caste tnbe caste population to tribe population population population populatIOn total population to total population 1 2 v 3 4 .., 5 6 1 Cbakrata Cantt. 5,217 435 390 8.34 7.48 2 Clement Town Cantt. 15,450 1,560 4 10.10 0.03 3 Dehra Dun Cantt. 43,566 4.534 88 10.41 0.20 4 Dehra Dun M. B. & FRl & College Area and Adhoiwa.la O.G. 220,530 24,647 275 11.18 0.12 S Landour Cantt. 1,910 331 12 17.33 0.63 6 Maka C. T. 4,928 643 8 13.05 0.17 7 Mussoorie M.B. 16,323 2,614 50 16.01 0.31 8 Raipur C. T. 13,464 1,618 8 12.39 0.10 9 Rishikesh M. B. 29,145 2,745 4 9.45 0.01 10 Vikasnagar M. B. 9,001 1,309 57 14.54 0.63 11 Virbhadra N. A. 12,607 993 7.88 Total 372,1.41 41,419 902 U.15 8.24 Landour Gantt. has the highest percentage (17.33) of scheduled caste population among towns. The percentage of scheduled caste is lowest (7.88) in Virdhadra N. A. Chakrata Gantt, ranking 9th amongst the 11 towns of the district, has the highest per centage of scheduled tribe population (7.48 per cent). Virbhabra N. A. is the only town which has no scheduled tribe popUlation. Scheduled tribe population in all other towns is below one per cent. VILLAGES BY LITERACY RATE The following table gives the picture of literacy in villages arranged by the size of popu)ati"on. Tabte 8 : Literacy rates by population ranges or villages Range of No. of villages Literacy population In each range rate 1 2 3 Less tban 200 346 29.82 221 28.90 144 41.52 2.000..4.999 23 45.10 5.000-9.999 7 43.95 10,000 & above 2 39.31 Total 143 311.84 The literacy in the lowest range is around 30 per cent. But for a marginal fall of one per cent in the next higher range I the literacy rises as the range goes higher reaching a maximum of 45.10 per cent in the range 2,000--4,999 after which it falls downs t0139.31 per cent in the highest range. TOWNS BY LITERACY RATE Literacy rate in urban areas in Dehra Dun district is nearly 66.97 per cent. The following table giV(s the town-wise literacy rate. Table 9 : Literacy rates for towns Name of the towns Literacy rate 1 Cbakrata Cantt. 67.24 2 Clement Town Cantt. 63.04 3 Debra Dun Cantt. 76.96 4 Dehra Dun M. B. & FRI & College Area and Adhoiwala O. G. 67.56 5 Landour Cantt. 63.61 6 Majra Cantt. 43.69 7 Mussorrie M. B. 64.56 8 Raipur C. T. 68.74 9 Rishlkesh M. B. 64.49 10 Vikasnagan M. B. 60.70 11 Virbhadra N. A. 68,S3 Total 66.9'1 7 Dehra DUn Cantt. has the highest literacy rate of 70.96 per cent followed by Raipur C. T. 68.74% and Virbhadra N. A. 68.53 per cent. Dehra Dun Cantt. stands 2nd in population among towns in the district whereas Raipur C. T. stands 5th. Majra C. T. has the lowest lite racy rate of 43.69 per cent. LITERATES, WORKERS AND SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION Following table gives the tahsil-wise percentage of scheduled caste/scheduled tribe, literacy, various categories of workers for total rural and urban area separately. Table 10 ; Literates. Workers. NOJlooworkers. Scheduled Caste!Sche1uled Tdbe Population in the district Scheduled Scheduled Caste Tobe Literates to total Total! Total Population Popula~ Popula. Population ,..----__.J- ___., Name or Tahsil Rural! r--~--...-L__------... tlOn to tlOn to Urban P M F total total P M F ppula- populaM tlOO tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 , Chakrata Tahsil Total 86,949 48,971 37,978 11.75 73.38 23.25 34.20 3.36 Rural 81.732 44,866 36.866 11.97 78.01 20.55 30.91 7.94 Urban 5,217 4,105 1,112 8.34 7.48 67.24 70.18 56.38 2 Dehra Dun Total 674.720 371.494 303.225 11.95 1. 77 56.35 64.70 46.13 Rural 307.795 166,892 140.908 12.87 3.71 43'70 54.13 31.35 Urban 366.925 204,602 162.322 11.19 4.14 66.96 73.32 58.95 Total Total 761,668 420.465 341,203 11.93 9.99 58.28 61.15 42.09 ~- Rural 389.527 211,753 177.769 12.68 19.30 38.84 49.21 26.50 Urban 372,141 208,707 163,434 11.15 0.24 66.97 73.25 58.93 Main workers to Marginal workers to Total workers to Non-workers to Name of Tahsil Totall total population total population total popUlation total population ,-___.J- __...., Rural! ,-_ ____L_ _--. ,-_.J-__--. ,-__.J- __--. Urban P M F P M F P M F P M F 1 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Chakrata Tahsil Total 51.46 66.40 32.19 1.77 0.16 3.84 52.23 66.56 36.03 46.77 33.44 63.97 Rural 50.37 64.90 32.70 1.88 0.17 3.95 52.25 65.07 30.65 47.75 34.93 63.35 Urban 68.45 82.80 15.47 0.06 0.50 0.09 68.51 82.85 15.56 31.49 17.15 84.44 2 Dehra Dun Tahsil Total 30.12 50.938 4.64 1.63 0.64 2.84 31.75 51.57 7.48 68.25 48.43 92.52 Rural 29.84 51.29 4.43 3.17 1.20 5.73 33.01 52.31 10.16 66.99 47.69 89.84 Urban 30.36 50.63 4.82 0.33 0.33 0.34 0.69 50.95 5.16 69.31 49.04- 94.84 Total Total 32.56 53.73 7.70 1.64 0.58 2.96 34.20 53.31 10.66 65.80 46.69 89.34 Rural 34.15 54.17 10.29 2.90 0.84 5.36 37.05 55.01 15.65 62.95 44.99 84.35 Urban 30.90 51.26 4.89 0.33 0.32 0.34 31.33 51.58 5.23 68.77 48.42 94.77 8 Of the total population of the district 11.93 per cent are scheduled caste with 12.69 per cent in the rural and 11.15 per cent in urban. In tahsi s the percentage of scheduled caste population is nearly equal. Of the total population 9.99 per cent belong to scheduled tribe in the district. The proportion of scheduled tribe for rural and urban areas of the distri ct is 19.30 per cent and 0.24 per cent respectively. It is seen that the scheduled tribe popula tion is mostly concentrated in rural area of tahsil Chakrata (78.01 per cent.) The percentage of literacy in the total population is 52.58, The percentage of literacy in rural and urban is 38.84 and 66.97 respectively. In rural area 49.21 per cent males and 26.50 per cent females are literate and in the urban 73.25 per cent males and 58.93 per cent females are literate, Dehra Dun tahsil leads in respect of total literacy. It also leads in rural literacy (43.90 per cent) whereas tabsil Cbakrata bas the higbest urban literacy (67.21 per cent). Of the entire population 24.20 per cent are workers and the rest are non-workers. Workers include main workers and marginal workers. The percentages of main workers and marginal workers are 21'56 and 1. 64 of the total population respectively. The proportion of main workers is lower in towns t30.93 per cent) than in villages (34.15 per cent) the highest participation is in Chakrata tahsil as also in its rural and urban areas (50.37 per cent and 68.45 per cent respectively). Main male workers constitute 52.73 per cent of the total male population with 54 17 per cent in the rural and 51.26 per cent in urban. l?emale participa tion is 7.70% in the district as a whole with 10.27 per cent and 4.89 per cent in its rural and urban areas respectively. The percentage of marginal workers to the total population is 1.64 per cent with 0.58 per cent males and 2.96 per cent females. Non-workers constitute 65.80 per cent of the total population with 62.95 per cent in the rural and 68.77 per cent in the urban. The proportion of female non-workers is very high as compared to male non-workers. qrqfqCfi ~;rrrUf ;rr ij'r~ - q(![ Primary Census Abstract i1 no 0lTi(T~ ,-., 0 ~ ; 0 arrerr~ oZ 1r .. lfc1iT ,..__ ._.J ___ _ '"\ ,.._____ t.... __ --, Olio ~o ~~T c'lo ~o ~~l' p M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 I 8 9 10'1' 11 12 4 (~U~., iifOfqq q)tt 3,938.0 131,565 143,119 761,668 429,4')5 341,203 90.881 49.941 49,949 ~P:f\Uf 2,915.5 65.362 68,821 389,527 211,758 177,769 49,492 27,169 ~,242 OfIHtlf 172,5 66.293 74,298 372.141 298.797 163,434 41,479 22,781 18,698 I, :qq;<:Ti'fT iJ~ij')~ lfT1f 1.135.0 12.411 12,675 86.949 48.971 37,978 10.219 5,658 4.561 ~mnlTf 1,137.0 11.455 11,719 81.732 44,866 36,866 9,784 5,377 4,407 "IlT'<;T'l 16.0 956 956 5,217 4,105 1.112 435 281 154 .. 956 956 ~TGT cplZ "IlT~I 1,935.0 119.154 130,444 674,719 371,494 303,225 80,662 44,283 36.379 2. ~~<:F~,rr ~')~ <:rllT Il'TlfT1lT 1,778.5 53,907 57,102 307.795 166,892 140.903 39,618 21,783 17,835 ~T 79.91 49,686 57,056 293,010 162,560 130.450 32,409 17,628 14,781 ~~"{Ti<{ ~ ~~ ~lli (aT) ~~r~~ "IlT~!nf~T, ;:!ir~l DISTRICT PRIMRAY CEN~US ABSTRACT ~~ 0 -= Q Z ),;£ u 'w oo ~:5 fi;wfl/~~~/ ~" ~J t~f 0<1' , ~) t?fl O<1J ~o ~I' p M F P M F P M F ~ 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 3 2 1 76.985 41,972 3,.';,913 0109,517 2. 7,0% 1.13,421 247,982 22-1,791 26,281 Tutal Debra Dun District 4 1 75,1~3 .19,461 34,722 1 1,311 104,'93 47,103 133,G07 UI,7,9 1 ,297 Fural 992 611 291 249,:96 152,888 %,3l'l 114,975 196,991 7,984 Urban 64,148 34.422 ~9,726 20,302 ]6,748 3.554 44,7~2 32,517 n.225 Total Chakrata Tahsil 1 63,758 34,148 29,610 16,794 ] 3,867 2,927 41,171 29,118 12,053 Rural 390 274 116 3,508 2,881 627 3,571 3,399 172 Urban 390 274 116 3,508 2,881 627 3,571 3,399 172 Urban Chakrata Cantt. 11,937 6,650 5,~87 380,215 ~40,348 139,867 203,240 ]89,184 14,056 Total Dehra Dun TahSil 2 11,425 6.313 5,112 134,517 90,341 44,176 91,836 85,592 6,244 Rural S12 337 175 245,698 150,007 95,691 11 1,4M 103,592 7,812 Urban 381 255 126 198,894 120,472 78,422 88,715 82,346 6,369 Urban Debra Dun Urban Agglomeration ~7~ 186 89 148,986 86,390 62,596 62,189 56,835 5,354 Urban (a) Dehra Dun M. B. F. R. I. & College Area O. G. and Adhoiwala O. G. ~53 169 84 143,592 83,054 60.538 59.181 54,049 5,132 Urban (i) Dehra Dun M. B. 6 5 2,960 1,791 1,169 1,482 1,388 94 Urban (Ii) F. R. 1. & Colle~ Area O. G. 16 12 4 2.434 1,545 889 1,526 1,398 128 Urban (Iii) Adhoiwala O.G. l 88 54 34 ~O,914 21.250 9,664 16,627 15,921 706 Urban (b) Dehra Dun Cantt. 4 4 9,739 7,"97 2,342 6.673 6.543 130 Urban (c) Clement Town Cantt. 12 ~ ltil SfN'fircfi ~;:n ~ ~r q~ MAIN WORKERS ------_.L --- 0 ~ ~ '11f~<{Tf~Cfi ~m, ~~;:rJ ;Z; ~merif, ffi ~------I 2 3 22 23 Z4 25 26 27 28 29 30 4 ~~~T~;:r iifrcqq- lllq 69,291 ;4,979 104,3;:1 19.632 17,735 1,897 3,168 2,854 314 ~l+ifur 63,962 53,8:9 14,293 17,787 16,953 1,7,3.1 1,5% 1,:15 81 ;:rq~rq 1,229 1,111 US 1,8')':; 1,732 163 1,572 1,339 233 I, :q fi~icrr ~;qT~ lJr1-fTf)T 35,649 23,966 11,683 705 569 136 88 8S 3 ,,1T'fi 2, ~~T~« crQ'11~ mIT 33,642 31,C04 ?,638 18,977 17,216 1,761 3,067 2,756 311 lJT~T"i 32,413 29,893 2,520 17,082 15,484 1,598 1,508 1,430 78 'rrUll 1,229 1,111 118 1,895 1,732 163 1,559 1,326 233 ~~\T~'T ;;:rp; '1~~ -m-i"'ill' 898 825 73 1,172 1,067 105 1,322 1,108 214 ('3l') ~~\p.\;i DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT ------~ c: 0 I;r_g Z i~ fGR1Ti~~r~;i!lT\ .~.g 'Sr! ~/~/ 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3 2 1 155,841 146,892 9,749 12,523 2,441 10,982 591,163 1%,323 394,IH9 Tlltal Debra Dun Disttict '" 45,562 43,283 2,279 11,399 1,775 9,525 2-15,229 95,213 149,941 Rural 119,279 182,899 7.470 1,223 666 557 255,943 191,959 154,893 Urban 8,287 7.884 403 1,536 18 1,458 40,671 16,376 24,295 Total Cahkratd. Tahsil 1 4,729 4,498 231 1,533 76 1,457 39,028 15,672 23,356 Rural 3,558 3,386 172 3 2 1.643 704 939 Urban 3,558 3,386 172 3 2 1,643 704 939 Urban Chakrata Cantt. 147,554 138.208 9,346 10,987 2,363 8,624 460.492 179,947 28),545 Tota' Dehra. D:11 Ta~nil 2 40,833 38,785 2,048 9,767 1,699 8,068 206,192 79,601 126,591 Rural 106,721 99,423 7,298 1,220 664 556 254,300 100,346 153,954 Urban 85,323 79,346 5,977 896 628 268 203,399 79,586 123,813 Urban Dehra Dun Urban AgglcmeratlOn 5,047 792 553 239 157,549 61.680 95,869 Urban (a) Dehra Dun M. B. 60,043 54,996 o F. R, 1. & College Area O. G. and AdhOlwa)a O. G, 57,168 52,336 4.832 756 523 233 151,479 59.227 92.252 Urban (1) Dehra Dun M.B., 1,482 1,388 94 17 14 3 3,049 1,215 1,834 Urban (11) F. R. I. & College Area o. G. 1,393 1,272 121 19 16 3 3,021 1,238 1.783 Urb;.tn (Ill) Adhoiwala O. G. 16,270 15,608 662 20 10 10 26,919 10,614 16,305 Urban (b) Dehra Dun Cantt. 6,087 5,971 116 35 23 12 8,742 3,269 5,473 Urban (c) Clement Town Cantt -~-~--- 14 ~ ctiT mfltcti ijfi{it'U(ifl m 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (~) ~l<:f~~ iiFllTO'Jii[ 'ilT~ iilf\T<:f' 14.59 2,689 2,696 13,464 7,112 6,352 1,668 878 790 ~l'{l~~ iflT~'1Tf~ifT rnr~T<:f' 2.59 6,093 6,461 29,145 16,541 12,604 2,745 1,500 1,245 'i ~~l 'ilT~ ~~ 'ilTfl<:f' 67.65 4,189 4,302 18.233 11,025 7.208 2.945 1.749 1.195 (31") 1{~~1 ~qrfWfiT rnr<:llf 64.75 3,742 3,855 16,323 9,89:5 6,427 2,614 1,565 1,049 (GI") ~m"{ i{;Qc iflT<:l<:f' 2.90 447 447 1.910 1,129 781 331 18.J 147 cfl~tl~ ilTel q;T~'6l)f~m rt1R'T --~-- l.,)C; :_ 1. 'U;jlf/f~ ~ 3Flf;:Cl'11 '(.wr)f~ ~" 8T~T 'liT ~rrr ~CT ~ ~Hr~~ifi ~HT 'lil ~~ ~ i"f~T ;prrT<:f' ~'-liT~lIl ij ~f;qCT 3lN.~T cr.) 3lTcfa ~qr;;Tl:f mTlIl rnT J)Is'riICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 3 2 1 14 11 3 9,255 5,435 3,820 3,226 3,047 179 Urban (d) Raipur C. T. v 4 4 18,797 11,922 6.875 8,709 8,307 402 Urban RIshlkesh M. B. 62 43 19 11,751 7.767 3.984 6.517 6,000 517 Urban Mussoorie Urban Agglomeration 50 35 15 10,536 6,983 3,553 5,865 5,399 466 Urban (a) Mussoorie M. B. 12 8 4 1,215 784 431 652 601 51 Urban (b) Landour Cantt. 8,639 5,262 3,377 3.610 3.294 316 Urban Virbhadra N. A • ./ 57 31 26 5,464 3,238 2.226 2,407 2,313 94 Urban Vlkasnagar M. B. 8 4- 4 2,153 1-,346 807 1.446 1.332 114 Urban Majrd. C. T. / Note ;-1. Provisional "Geographical Area" figures of state/districts are SUpplied by the Surveyor General. Figures for Urban area are those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural area are derived by substracting the urban area from the total area of the district The area figures totalled over all the tahsils in a district will not tally With the district figures because the former are those SUpplied by the Director of Land Records (Board of Revenue). 2. The VIllage.wise areaS are as reported by the TahsiIdar, while the rural areas of each tahsil (in District Primary Census Abstract) has been derived by deducting the sum of urban areas from the total area figures of the tahsil furnished by the Board of Revenue. U. P. 16 f~ 'lit mtiAl ::iAfIlJI;Q m 2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 (~) ~T~~ ~;:pf~;;T ;;IT~ .,~r (31') lT~T "'If;:trTf~'lir ~l~ 150 106 44 98 97 52 49 3 (af) ~om ~e .,W~ 10 10 (f\"~'ijS:: 'lltr tfir~6 'Q;f~l:rr DISTRrot PRIMAtt'Y CE-SSUS ABSTRACT 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 3 2 2,923 2,771 152 49 42 7 10,189 4,023 6,166 Urban (d) Raipur C. T. 8,545 8,158 387 258 18 240 20,178 8,216 11,962 Urban Rtshtkesh M. B. 6,'lUl 5,738 469 1'5 6 9 11,701 S,019 6,682 Urban Mussoorie Urban Agglomeration 5,565 5,147 418 15 6 9 10,443 4,491 5,952 Urban (a) Mussoorie M. B. 642 '~1 51 1,258 528 730 Urban (b) Landour Cantt. 3,598 3,286 3'2 33 6 27 8,964 3,599 5,365 Urban V Irbhadra N. A. 2,231 2,140 91 16 4 12 6,578 2,562 4,016 Urban Vikasnagar M. B 811 155 62 2 2 3,480 1,364 2,116 Urban Majra C. T. 0 J;r ; .~z __ aTi" \lIT" ~~1l1 u j-e 119'" fiif<.1f j~;fl ,------.J_.---.-~ r-----L--·) ~~ ~o ~T ~.) ~6 ('if!' P M F P M F 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 4. ~~'H~" Gf;:rqq It)'' 16.287 ga.8S1 49.941 49.949 29.311 ZI. lOS 8,283 ITq-1Gt 9.379 49.49,Z 27,160 .22.24'z 13.278 19,983 3.19..i ;:r"~llt 6,9G8 41.479 22.781 18.698 16.933 11,925 5,068 1. :q~Tffi (l~"r~ lfTll' 1.772 10,219 5,658 4,551 1,321 1,130 191 iT~rUf 1,641 9.784 5.377 4,407 1.160 1,003 157 "~Tfllf 131 435 281 154 161 127 3. ~TffT 'PuG'- ;prfTlf 131 435 281 154 161 127 34 2. ~~T~;:r ~~~l\1 lfIll' 14,515 80,662 44,283 36,379 27.990 19.978 8,012 ~Tlflur 7.738 39.618 21,783 17,835 12,118 9,080 3,038 ;;tR!ll 6.777 41.044 22.500 18.544 15.872 10.898 4,974 ~T~;; "1111: ~~ ;PT'\llf 4,960 32,409 17,628 14.781 12,976 8,792 4,184 (81) ~r~., ~qrf~ I "ll'~)1:1' 3,406 24,647 13.428 11,219 9,682 6,555 3,121 t:/;'li. 8f1,{. 3TT(. (i) ~~'{r~;r (i ii) 8f~)~arrm aft. GfT. "llT~)lf 133 743 478 .26S 2I3 169 ~ (i{) ~~r~;:r illC iflT'{Jlf 920 4,534 2,467 2,067 1,884 1,237 647 (ij) ,,~q-;:e: cr 3if PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES ~ ffiTlt 'Ii\~ erR Main Workers ,------_----- Q C 0 .tt:- Z _:::.-f~ f~~T /~"r.?r j ,----I_---~ ,------I ,------.,I Olf· ~I) t"fl' Olf Il' ~'Jfr Ol:f~ ~o t;;;) p M F p M F p M F lt 12 13 14 15 16 17 ]8 19 3 2 1 39,599 26,~39 4,969 7,796 6,293 1,5&3 5,Q_\~ 4,431 624 Total Debra Dun District 4 17,982 1~,·W7 2,533 7,619 6,1&1 1,591 4,634 4,9·7 577 Rural U,917 ll,99l 1,525 197 195 2 421 374 47 UrblLl 5,159 3,756 1,403 4,395 3,076 1,320 171 134 37 Total Chakrattl T.thsil 1 4,950 3.567 1,383 4,396 3,076 1,320 171 134 37 RUral 209 189 20 Urban 209 189 20 Urban Chakrata Cantt. 25,440 22,783 2,651 3,40J 3,217 1133 4,884 4,291 SS7 Tot.tl Dehra Dun Tahsil 2 13,032 11,880 1,152 3,293 3,112 181 4,463 3,923 540 RUral 12,408 10,903 1,505 107 105 2 421 374 47 Urban 9,347 8,263 1,084 48 47 252 215 37 Urban Debra DUn Urban AgglomeratIOn 7,328 6,438 ~90 17 16 120 94 26 Urban (a) Debra Dun M.B., F. R.I. & College 'Area O. G. and AdhOlwala O. G. 6,813 5,962 851 17 16 120 94 26 Urban (1) Dehra Dan M.B. 183 172 11 Urban (ii) F. R. 1. & College Area O. O. 332 304 28 Urban (lli) Adhoiwala 0.0. 1,168 1.060 108 37 34 3 Urban (b) Debra Dun Cantt. 4m 401 66 6 6 79 76 3 Urban (c) Clement Town Cantt. 20 .~ 'ifTf~l iti f~ snq~ ~f(Gi;n m lJ;~ 1fflf Efi'~ cfl~ Main Workers ------_. I ------, o 0 ." z ~o 0 f~ /crwit'{if /'ifTR q'TfWf~Efi ~)lT. ~'Tr~;:r, ~. ml'!;:; I ~'8 ~~-- ._ u ijfJ,~/~ !Efitq[ t;-(;i ~f ,--______L ____-., ,------'-- --., ~o 'I Cl t';f) e 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 2$ 4. ~~tTi" ~q~ 1t)'1l' 4C4 376 28 17,344 15,439 1.995 VT"lVf 277 264 )3 5.3S2 4,933 ,444 ifll'ttlt 127 112 IS 11,%2 19,591 1.461 1 :qEfi~T.,T ~l ~ lflt1" 35 32 3 557 514 43 ~llfT'I"f 35 32 3 348 325 23 'illD 2. ~~rT~Q Q~ffi'{if ~TlfT ~i 242 232 10 5,034 4,6J3 421. i'flj"<''\l:f 127 HZ 15 11,753 10,312 1,441 ~~T~i'f rrT~ w;r~ ;:flPI (aT) ~T~i'f ~qrfWflT, 'ilT'1l:f 78 63 IS 7,113 6,265 .%48 qc;n. an.:. ani· ~T ~:jf t:!:f<:'lIT an. ;;fr. iFlT arq'l!iCff'{ifT aft .iifT. (I) ~~~T~i'f 'ltT~qTf~ ;:flT'~.'';l:f 78 63 IS 6,598 5,789 809 (li) ~tti. alR 3l1~. e-~T i'ftT\:l'1 183 172 U 'fIm::;r ~f\l:fJ arl. 6fT (Ill) artT)l!i f3"a 0 .~z i.o::5 -> f~r/~ij~/'flR IW~ Ii" ~ tie ~ =' ~f~~ifT I-~ District/Tahsil I ~ § t...--- (Ii> ;: 1j,l1tfutJ; Cfill-f _-L-___~ ,.- , r------~ Olfo ~o ~r ~o '° 1" ~ p M F P M F 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 2,246 497 1,749 58,936 22,995 3.5.131 Total Debra Dun District 4 2.851 353 1,698 29,369 11,368 18,889 Rural 195 144 51 28,667 11,~45 17,122 Urban 303 11 292 4.757 1,891 2,866 Total Chakrata TahSil 303 11 292 4,53 1 1,799 2,732 Rural 226 92 134 Urban 226 92 134 Urban Chakrata Cantt. 1,943 486 1,457 53,279 21,014 32,265 Total Dehrd Dun TdhsI! 2 1,748 342 1,406 24,838 9,561 15,277 Rural 195 144 51 28,441 11,453 16,988 Urban 179 134 45 22,883 9,231 13,652 Urban Dehra Dun Urban Agglomeration 150 117 39 17,163 6,873 10,290 Urban (a) Dehra Dun M. B., F. R. I. & College Area O. G. and AdholwaJa O. G. 143 106 37 16,239 6,492 9,747 Urban (I) Dehra Dun M. B. 526 218 308 Urban (II) p, R. I. and College Arrd O. G. 13 11 2 398 163 235 Urbao (IIi) Adholwdla 0.0. 7 2 5 3,359 1,405 1,954 Urban (b) Dehra Dun Cantt. S 5 1,088 449 639 Urban (c) Clement Town ('aott. ------22 .~ ~rff ~ ~ m1{1Ii ~'" mt 1 2 3 4 6 S 7 8 9 10 (~) ~ G!';pJ'JAT iftn: PI1Tihr 327 1,668 878 790 792 535 257 ~T~ omm\1CliT ;;tT7f (11') mI\1' ~qlf~'fiT ~Ttr 614 2,614 1,565 1,049 1,185 885 300 Or) ~iQi! PItIMRY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 3 1 384 364 20 ::\4 24 16 11 5 Urban (d) Raipur C. T. 968 771 197 7 7 Urban Rishikesh M. B. 1,093 1,016 77 17 16 13 13 Urban Mussoorie Urban Agglomeration 983 918 6S ' 17 16 13 13 Urban (a) Mussoorlc M. B. 110 98 12 Urban (b) Landour Cantt. 417 317 100 , .. 1 Urban Virbhadra N. A. 374 349 2S 36 36 40 40 Urban Vibsnagar M. B. 1m 187 22 6 6 104 95 9 Urban Majra C. T. 24 ~p \!Wtftfq1.~.~J~~ 2 3 21 22 23 24 25- (~) uttT:'tr.~ ~~'{ ~tt'lf 344 329 1~ ~q'~ ifIT\'Iftfq'fH ~ 960 763 197 . Jf~r ;!f'T~' ~ ()I)41,fr·~qi~¥\ ;nriNr 9 9 ~ 880 (~)~~ i'flT~ 4 4 W6 94 "1:1, PRIMAR~ CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 1 11 10 1,273 504 769 Urban (d) Raipur C. T. 1 1,776 729 1,047 Urban Rlshlkesh M. B. 1,852 733 1,119 Urban Mussoorie Urban Agglomeration 1,631 647 984 Urban (a) ~fussoorJe M. B. 221 86 135 Urban (b) wndour Cantt. 13 10 3 563 220 343 Ubran Ylrbadu N. A. , .2 2 933 379 554 Urban Yikasnagar ~. B. ... 434 161 273 Urban ~a]ra C. T. ci 1:1 o z .gJ1 It" I.l (In'g fUffir/~/rrT"{· ~~ at 0 ~'iiI'r I oo ,-__ L __ ---.. _l. __._,,""", Cillo ~o HT OlIo 20 ~~) P M F P M F 2 3 5 6 1 8 9 10 e4 q~1f' ~q, q)1T 18,589 76,085 41,07Z 35,013 14,185 U.951 l.US ~,,,)1r 18,349 15,183 40.461 34,722 13,632 11.645 1,987 ",,~)q 231 992 611 291 !i~3 4.U ."1 1. "l'RTffi (i~1(1f ~Trr 8,145 64,148 34,422 29,726 11,666 9,896 1,770 ~mftllT 8.018 63,758 34,14S 29,610 11,444 9,11.0 1,724 "tTiI~ 127 390 274 116 212 176 46 'if'fi~rnl ;fi ftC ~i\'lr 127 390 274 116 222 176 ~ 2. ~~T~if ~m~ lI'Tlf 2.435 11,937 6,650 5,287 2,519 2,161 SS8 ifffTIlf 2,331 11,425 6,313 5,112 2.188 1,925 263 ~{\~ 104 512 337 175 3~1 23 ~~r~;:r (~) ~~~T~if (1) ~~~J~;:r fFR'lTf~ ;;~'j PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TR1BES ~~lI' c: )! ,g 0 'k- Z ~.2.. f~J / fr~.l]r'{if!'flTr./ w-8 :g~ ~W~1!~?[T ~8 I:t" ;:J I> Cl ~ ,-_____J_-_- _....., ,------., --l--.~ Olio ~o ~lir Q:1{o ~., f~r ii<1o ~o ~':{r p M F p M F P M F 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 1 36,llS 15,685 lU,!6Q 32,601 22,286 10,315 1,IU3 1,693 12G Tlltal Debra DUll Dihtrict 4 35.846 25.196 18,559 3!,6!l1 22,286 18,315 1,813 1,693 128 Rural 312 362 18 Urban 32..127 21,776 10,351 30,589 20,36(} 10,223 213 185 28 Total Chakrdta T olhsil 31,930 21,579 10,351 30,589 20,366 10,223 213 185 28 Rural 197 197 Urban 197 197 Urban Chakrata Cantt. 4,091 3,882 209 2,012 1,920 92 1,6CO 1,508 92 Total Dehra Dun Tahsil 2 3.916 3,717 199 2,0)2 1.920 92 1.600 1.$08 92 Rural 17~ 165 10 Urban 123 116 7 Urban Debra Dun Urban Agglomeration eo 76 4 II' ... Urban (a) Debra Dun M.B., F. R. I. & College Area 00. and Adboiwala 0.0, '70 66 4 Urban (i) Dehra Dun M. B. 4 4 Urban (ii) F. R. I. & College Area 0, G. 6 6 Urban (iii) Adhoiwala 0,0. 30 27 3 Urban (b) Dehra Dun Cantt. 4 4 Urban (c)Clement Town Cantt. 28 ~ . a1i~a ~;:r~rn.~ ~ f~ mfq'cti ~tn m ~If 'f.flf ~;r cn~ MaIn Workers 1----- 0 ~ S t; .0 .~ Z; t;:- .... Q) ~ , ~ I I't"~ It· ~ tS,"T /e Ql1T~ <;1T-_ 'llf~ L _____---, r--~ ---, ello ,~o ~'JI'T " olfo ~o ~3fT p M F P M F 1 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 4. ~t!ni:f ~qq lfTq 55 :-3 2 1,749 1,626 123 'lTl:ltvr 46 4'5 1,3'35 1,171 115 OftJ~fq 9 7 2 363 :n 8 1. :q lAHfTUf 28 28 1,100 1,000 100 ifl'l1:Ttr 3 3 194 194 , :;;; 2. ~~T~' ~~(1 <1llT 24 22 2 455 432 23 , efit~ ~~lrr -aft. ;;rl'. -,,~ 18 18 286 271 15 f. ~r ar~)~qJ~T arT Gff. Ii'>Q l61 8 (i) .~~~Tf Tf'Rq-yf~ 4 4 c: t!1 ., 0 'IY .. 1;'::;',,_ 'w Z _- fiiffir / o~~"ri.1 /;m:. ltV II t; e 1r::l 'ff'tf$_/~T / __l..___ -_--. ,---__!'_- ~ &1'0 ~o ~r Qllo ~o ~"r p- M P p M F 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 1,So'9 89 1,469 38,318 15,334 22,984 Total Debra Duo District 4 1,549 89 1,496 37,188 15,985 22,793 Rural 530 249 281 Urbaa 1.195 56 1,139 30,826 12,590 18,236 Total Chakrata T olhsil 1 1,195 56 1,139 30,633 12,513 18,120 Rural 193 77 116 Urban 193 77 116 Urban Chakrata Cantt. :;4 :4 330 7,492 2,744 4,748 Total Dehra Dun T .thsil 2 354 :'4 330 7,155 2,572 4,583 Rural 337 172 165 Urban 258 139 119 Urban Dehra Dun Uurban Agglomerat Ion ·to 195 110 85 Urban (a) Dehra Dun M.B., F. R. I. College Area O. G. and AdaOlwala O. G. ... 183 103 80 Urban (i) Dehra Dun M. B. 2 Urban (il) F.R.I. & Colle~e Area O. G. 10 6 4 Urban (Iii) Adholwdla O. G. - - ... 58 27 31 Urban (b) Dehra Dun Cantt. ... Urban (c) Clement Town Cantt. 30 ~ ~rcm _ ~ AI"~~ ~fl'IiQ m , 7 2 3 " 6 8 9 10 (~) ~~ Gt;{m!Jilr ~ "I1t~l~ I 1. 11 3 10 9 1 "-W'r~ 'flMTf~'liT "I1t~ 2 " 4 4 4 ij~U 0{tI\ ~~ "I1t~T~ 18 62 43 19 23 20 3 (31) ij~U rnrmf~'lir illf~ 14 50 3S 15 17 14 3 (If) ~ PIUMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCJiEDULED TRIBES 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 3 2 1 9 9 Urban (d) Raipur C. T. 4 .. Urban Rishsikesh M. B. 31 28 3 Urban Mussoorie Urban Agglomeration 25 25 Urban (a> Mussooric M.D. 6 3 3 Urban (b) Landour Cantt. Urban Virbhadra N. A. 15 IS Urban Vibsnagar M. B. 2 2 Urban Majra C. T. ~l ·atnf:l~\lfINtm.IiI. f~' ~"'''ifn~,lfitm 1 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 2S (r.) 1::~-i'ifO{~T ~ ~~ 9 9 ~tfl~ illi {"II f.;;tCfiI ilttf\~ 4 4 ;J~,) ~ U~~. ',. if1RI~f 31 - ,28 3 ('~-) ~~~"t ~f~T ~flt 25 25 (a:) ~'( . PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRmES 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 1 5 2 3 Urban (d) Raipur C. T, Urban Rishikesh M,B, - 31 IS 16 Urt-an Mussoorie Urban • IAgglornerat ion 2S 10 15 Urban (a) Mussoorie M, B, 6 S Urban (b) Landour Cantt. Urban Virbhadra N, A. I" 42 16 26 Urban Vlkashnagar M, B, 6 2 4 Urban Maha C. T, ., \) , • ~" I . "ji ~ \t·f~'" \ \/ .. ~ .. ~, . . f'l • \ I \":0" '/! \ I "J!.. ~...1~ /' ~ ""'ii- 1" \ '---"'oj " t '/\, l/,: /:1 Il ( I.' ~ J 'I". II " ~/ i +I t·.. ;' I ),/ i.. \ \ ~ ... ., ~ " \ • II : \, .. ,. ,....._~ ...... I , )._ .• , I :'. -k~~ \ " ,r'. to,' ! \\ /1'--;",,",., ...... , I' : ~t 12 ,I '\. \ , \ool'J.,"'i~ \"'''~l- I ~"''''' t' l '/ '\ 1 : '. , ' , I ,: , ...\ • "j'he I / I'0 (. 1\ lV \ =: I'.: \./. ( 1 \\. : ._/' \ .\, .,< L' '2 ,$\. ,..,.. .• , .. \ !" '.... ,' ,.....\'-'"',1, 1\/, ~ \\ v, \ \ " 't::..·. t ~L... 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'llilTfcf 109 214 CSfTlT<{T ~ 253 251 34 .286 73 216 CSfTlTT w: ,{\ifroJ 284 252 91 287 " 13 217 CSfl~;:rT am em Cl'tipq ~ :q' ~ mm ~)m . • ~~o i Tlf Cf.T 316 ~Ttt 108 336 ~f{)~T 85 356~~\iIT 87 . 317 ijlf)lr 254 337 ~ql 236 357: ~~T 209 318 ~;:rr 290 338 ~\lt) 244 319 ~~T 262 339 ijf~m 4 320 UfWrrT 328 340 ~f ~CP)it 114 q;iP~~ 321 ~m 227 341 ijll~T 269 358 326 ~Hf~lft 131 345~i9T 216 363 h~;;r~ ~':jf F-4 327 fij~)\ 300 347 ijft 272 364 f\q~ i'\if F-6 328 fij\jfffi 81 348 f~~Y 123 329 f~*f' 166 349 ~\1TGT 225 3~ fij"~T 321 3~O Q~~ 17 331 fij~T~ 136 351 ~.ft~ 22 332 fij~191' 46 352 ~l1~T 204 333 ~it 106 353 ~)2"lTfl 155 33~ ~ ALPHABGcu.:LlST•. QF _VILLAGES CHAKMIA .TAHSIL Location Locatioll Location SI.No. Name-of VWage Code No. Sf.No. Name.of .Vdlage Code No. SLNo. Name of Village Co5le No. t 2 3 1 .2 3 1 .2 3 1 Alsi 194 36 Bbandroli -'49 '71 Chhajar Harta '.ali 2 Amarad Jbabarad 54 '37 Bbanjara 247 '72 Chhatau '153 3 Amraha 275 38 Bhatar Chhauntar -142 73 Chhultar l44 4 Anu 14 39 Bhatgarhi 3 '74 Chhumara I) 5 Ara 232 40) Bhattar '37 ' 7S Chicharar 313 ; "'''£j , 6 Asoi 71 41 Bhistau 345 '16 . ChIla '329 7 Asta 307 42 Bhoot 34 '77. Chirtad '304 8 Astad 200 '43 Bhoda "1:18 78 ..-:Chorkunawa ' 1'54 9 AthyO 253 44- Bhugtari '267 79 Chunau '3~9 10 Badanu 201 4S Bhunar 38 110 Chunauti '.119 11 Badhau 301 46 Bhunau 366 81 Dabara 309 12 Bado1a 162 'tf'/ Bhoopau 91 82 Dadhau 270 13 Badbana 284 48 Bihar -354 83 Dadowa ·88 14 Bagl 20 49 Bjjanu 117 84 Dagura 164 15 Bagl 353 '50 Bijoou 282 '85 Dakerna 211 16 Baganl 67 ·51 Binau 176 86 Damatha 189 17 Bagoor 31 '52 Birmau 223 87 Danda 259 18 Baimo,} 128 53 Birnad Bastil 18 88 Dassau 86 19 Baitha 281 54 Birpa 118 89 Datnu 202 20 Bajad 172 5S Bisau 137 90 Dau '.252 21 Balanu 288 56 Bisol 222 91 Daudha 93 22 Bamrar 187 57 Bisol 323 92 Dawala 121 23 Bana Chllar 45 58 Biyas Bhud 297 93 Derio 138 24 Baniyana 102 59 Biyas Nahari 294 94 Dersa 9 25 Banpur 60 Boha 229 95 Desau 2S1 26 Bansar 265 61 Bori 181 96 Devu 246 27 Bansu 3S0 62 Bular 69 97 Dhandhau 347 28 Baralt 337 63 Buraila 78 98 Dhaura Pudia 146 29 Basaha 199 64 Buraswa 125 99 Phera 273 30 Basan 299 65 Chajoi 47 100 Dhirol 335 31 Bantd 175 66 Chandau 239 101 DIlo 233 32 Baya!a 66 67 Chapanu 274 102 Dimau 251 33 Begi 68 68 Chatra 23 103 Dimich 48 34 Bhagawat 5 69 Chausal 27 104 Dindal 351 ~S Bhandrauta 295 70 Chunaho 355 105 Dirnad 3Z , 41 ALPHABETICAL 'LIST OF VILLAGES CHAI<.RATA TAHSIL Location LOCa-tLOO loc.ttlOn Sl.Ne. Name o£ VHlage Code No. SLNo. Na.me o£ Village Code No. SI.No: Ndme of Village Code No. t 2 3 1 2 3 2 3 106 Dohajhusau 159 141 Jasta 132 176 Khatar 275 1()'1 Dungri 50 142 Jaknog 348 177 Khatuwa 1l() 198 Dunuwa 99 143 Jendo 302 178 Khan 283 109 Dwaun 161 144 Jusau Bhakero IS3 179 Khol 237 no Dweena 320 145 Jhintada 2 180 Kholra 53 111 Echhala 186 146 Jhutaya 264 181 Khunna Alman 326 112 Endroli 101 147 Jogiyou 116 182 Klstur " 44 113 ' Gadaita 200 148 Jokla 29~ 183 Kltrduli 9\) 114 Gadaug 342 149 Kachta 315 184 Kolaha 129 115 Gado! 312 ISO Kaha 219 185 Kophti 268 151 116 Gamarl 9S Kakari 191 186 Koruwa 214 117 l Gangru 303 152 Kd.knOI 160 187 Kota 94- 118 . Gaski 352 153 Kalsi 292 188 Kota 134 94 154 119 Gawala Kamala 338 189 Kothathrli 230 lUl Ghantangaon 349 155 Kanbua 192 190 Kothi Bh Ghanta 139 121 156 Kanda 28 191 Kothl 207 122 Gharana 245 157 KanddC 100 192 Kotl 26 123 Ghingho 157 158 Kandldhar 112 193 Koti 24S 124 Gorcha 63 159 Kandl Cbamagata 149 194 Kotl 14 125 Gethan Joshi 203 160 KandOi 65 195 Koti 217 Gutbad 126 147 161 Kandoi 143 196 Kotuwa 130 127 Haja 87 162 KandLi 325 197 KUltha 2n 128 Haha 225 163 Katari 156 198 KuIaha 12 Hamarau 129 20~ 164 Kawakhera 59 199 Kuna 19 130 HanoI 22 165 Kerardle 42 200 Kunain 53 131 Haripur 298 166 Keshau 235 201, Kuna 173 132 HartaI 17 167 Khabau 133 202 Kunna 150 133 Hartar-San tad 72 168 Khadl 336 203 Kunuwa 6Z 134 Hayotagri 155 169 Kharnaraull Chimau 226 204 Kurar khanar Sichar 107 135 Hoda 209 170 Khdtaya 242 205 Kurauh 179 136 !than 39 171 Khadin 34() 206 Kusyau 30S 137 Jadl 82 172 Kharora 56 207 Kwar.tna 212 138 Jadana 258 173 Kharsl 111 208 KWd.sa 324 13~ Jagthan 19 174 Khatasa 182 209 KY ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CHAKRATA TAHSIL Location Location Location SI.No Name of Village Code No. SI.No. Name of Village Code No. Sl No. Name of Village Code No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 211 Lachha 322 246 Mauthi 148 281 Pinguwa 61 212 Lailta 2SS 247 Meghatu 8 282 Pun aha Pokhari 113 213 Lakha Mandai 145 248 Megar 152 283 Pun aha 286 214 Lakhwar 357 249 Mendal 103 284 Punal 10 215 Lakslyar 334 250 Mcloth 96 285 Punig 64 216 Laldu 198 251 Mohana 105 286 Purtar 24 217 Latau 308 252 Mundhan 310 287 Raigi 7 218 Lawari 141 2S3 Mundhol 11 288 Rajanu 73 219 Lohari 80 254 Mungad 83 289 Rakhatar 317 220 Lohar! 331 255 Munsai 333 290 Rampur 311 221 Loharna 332 256 Myvnda 151 291 Rampur Sarana 135 222 Lorli 206 2S7 Nada 140 292 Rango 120 223 Ludhera 327 258 Nagau 167 293 Rad 174 224 Luhan 344 259 Naraya 228 294 Ranu 13 225 Luhari 356 260 Nevi 180 295 Ratar 165 226 Magrauli 210 261 Nehra 287 296 Rawana 127 227 Mdhapawata 122 262 Nichhiya 263 297 Retad 57 228 Maharawana 124 263 Nimaga 35 298 Rikhar 221 229 Mahasasa 319 264 Ninus 25 299 Rupau 260 230 Maindrath 21 265 Nithala 219 300 Sahiya 131 231 Makhti 169 266 Obraser 33 301 Saimaha 269 232 Malaltha 98 267 PaHya 266 302 Sainj 15 233 Malaltha 195 268 Panuwa 196 303 Sainj 5S 234 Matho 240 269 Parihad 249 304 Sainda 218 235 Mandauli 234 270 Pata 184 305 Sainj 234 236 Manghgaon 97 271 Pata 256 306 Sainsa 216 237 Manghgaon 109 271. Pati 126 307 Sairi 272 238 Mangtad 76 273 Patiyana 291 308 Sakani 193 239 Marlho Khokrd 163 274 Paturi 40 309 Sakraul 341 240 Masak 77 275 Penuwa 51 310 Salja 227 241 Masarar 197 276 Phanar 30 311 Samalta Dadauli 190 242 Matad 89 277 Phatio 185 312 Samog 254 243 Mathyau 205 278 PheirU 16 313 Samog 108 244 Matlyana 84 279 Pihani 261 314 Saradl 262 245 Matlyawa 158 280 Plngiri 343 315 Sariyana 328 43 ALPHABETICAE LIST OF VILLAGES CHAKRATA TAHSIL Location Location Location SI.No. Name of Village Code No. SI.No. Name or Village Code No. S1.No. Name of Village Code No. t 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 316 Sarni 41 336 Tiepau 238 356 Uprauli 177 317 Sarsena 290 337 Tekari Khera 220 357 Utail 280 318 Sawai 170 338 Thaina 285 319 Sawara 104 339 Thalin 330 320 Sawara 346 340 Thana 213 FOREST RANGE 321 Seejala 81 341 Thanta 115 358 Babar :Range P·3 322 Seriua 4 342 Thartha 60 359 Deodhar Range P·l 3'-3 Shirva 123 343 Thatio 188 360 Kansar Range P.5 324 Sibhau 166 344 Thurau 271 361 Molta Range F~2 325 SiIamu 136 345 Tilwari 293 362 RampurMandi KhiranH BlockF~12 326 Silaura 46 346 Tlkau 250 363 R ikhnat Range F-4 327 Silla 321 347 Tlmra 231 364 River Range F~ 328 Sindhaur 300 348 Tiona 75 329 Slribarkoti 114 349 Tiprara 171 330 Sujao 106 350 Tugra 215 331 Sunir 43 351 Tiutad 29 332 Sunoda 85 352 Umau 316 333 Sunoi 52 353 Ubhrau 241 334 Supau 236 354 Udpalata 178 335 Suryou 244 355 Undawa 70 44 llHr 'fiT an ,..-__._L __ '"""'\ L~ ,-__ ,---L--.., r--..J.--._ 0<1" '10 ~?fT ~;) f:'{t ~o ~t ~o ~T p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ~~T~ :q'li~T~T 'lir 41,193.61 11.455 11,719 81,732 44,%6 35,855 5,'377 4,4G7 3-t,14~ 29,619 13,867 2,927 titif fC{1fil~ ~~ :q'li~T~T !fiT 14,285.55 5,3C4 5,329 39,419 21,629 17,781 1,731 1.4!5 IS,tG3 15,410 5537 759 qliT ;:!tTli q,,{T ~~ f<. ~;:rT~ 2,471,05 1,205 1.286 8.431 4,6% 3,733 366 263 3,599 3.018 1.623 367 !fiT lflif 1 qr~ 81.35 37 37 285 157 128 157 128 13 1 2 f~GT~ 97.54 41 41 316 167 149 156 137 27 1 3 'l1T~T 108,05 34 34 272 148 124 146 122 28 1 4 ~f:~m 25.90 12 12 117 56 61 15 12 41 49 26 5 5 'l11TCfa 28.33 9 9 113 64 49 64 49 27 6 ~>r<;T 36.42 19 19 115 57 58 56 58 14 4 7 <:T 10 c~~ 77.70 32 32 257 149 108 14S 107 16 11 lJ;~1~ 87.82 26 26 246 145 101 145 101 44 3 12 ;]Nfr~T 123.03 38 38 408 226 182 207 167 30 13 ~~ 171.17 70 70 487 249 238 232 223 75 20 14 arU"1 116.96 47 47 311 172 139 118 100 50 8 " 15 ~hr 157.03 67 67 519 299 220 255 205 72 3 16 tfi<:T;;t 27. II 11 11 88 45 43 44 43 10 45 RURAL PRlMAltY CENSUS ABSTRACT CHAKRATA TAHSIL (RURAL)-1 ~~ --- ~------~ ~ 'i8..:I r-... ..-L...... , __ L ...... '0 ",I' ~" ~?fr M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2 29.118 12.95323.966 11.683 =69 135 as 3 4.498 231 76 1,457 15,672 23,336 TvtaJ Of Chakrata Ta"sil 14.473 6,48112,950 6.329 211 99 25 3 1,287 ::9 64 813 7,4192 19,487 T"tal uf Chakrata Blvl.k " ... ~OO 22 13 128 1,77:1 2,305 T"tal oi \>irnai Nyay Pauchayat 113 66 110 65 3 1 44 62 Banpur tlI 65 103 63 2 8 56 84 JhIOtad 2 93 49 90 49 .. 3 55 75 Bhatgarhl 3 26 12 25 1.2 30 49 Seriya 4 24 3 20 3 4 40 46 Bhagawat 5 41 8 40 8 16 50 Chhumara 6 176 14 88 13 87 105 202 RaiJI 7 28 17 25 17 3 20 39 Meghatu 8 40 26 39 26 21 30 Der<1sa 9 89 S6 83 56 .2 4 60 52 Punal 10 70 45 62 45 8 75 56 Mundhol 11 150 74 139 71 11 3 76 108 Kulaha 12 143 72 130 70 13 2 106 165 Ranu 13 107 45 90 43 6 11 2 65 94 Anu 14 204 68 176 68 27 95 IS2 SalOl 15 28 16 27 16 17 27 PhelflJ 16 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 ~c:Y~ 65.15 57 57 339 192 1~ ~ ~ m ® 61 .20 18 ~1T~ qR=a'''r~ 164,70 174 174 1,092 670 422 3S 427 323 421 68 207 4 5 227 200 19~ 170.77 43 48 441 234 94 15 20 ~n'l'r 58.28 26 26 212 107 105 13 7 94 98 60 20 21 ~.~ 59.49 48 48 267 144 123 31 30 64 60 62 14 56 45 45 II 8 22 ~~ 15.38 22 22 117 61 39 19 1~ 23 :;n~T 80.13 55 SS 339 199 53 35 63 57 71 9 24 ,!<:m 88.63 29 29 202 114 88 31 18 73 65 20 25 fil?;'l 108.46 41 41 270 149 121 42 33 98 88 S9 10 26 cr.TiT 45.33 40 40 285 143 142 51 48 89 92 52 11 27 :q'11~ 106.84 29 29 184 99 85 99 85 9 1 28 'fonT 78.51 23 23 179 93 86 91 85 19 2 85 161 83 29 fv.rcl~ 123.43 39 39 252 167 23 ;tfur ":O{T1«( '1"T~!fiT 1,499.46 453 4S3 3,332 1,887 1,515 55 49 1,543 1,366 631 111 tft" 30 q:;~n: 188.98 54 54 428 236 192 3 2 201 185 57 1 221 121 100 3 118 100 25 31 37 trCI~ 51.39 22 22 150 80 70 6 7 58 S4 36 4 38 ~"IH. 68.80 18 18 129 72 57 71 57 20 39 ~6T'I' 221.36 45 45 296 144 152 142 147 85 13 40 q~~~r 90.65 21 21 1~ 0 nun 52 41 m~;;r 56.26 17 17 146 84 62 2 3 81 59 45 5 42 Eti<:TG' ~~ 23 06 31 31 154 78 76 33 28 24 35 38 15 43 ~;:fl\ 22.66 16 16 129 79 50 58 35 7 2 44 f'f.'fi6 96.32 46 46 323 175 148 4 5 118 105 24 ;~Ttf q:qTtf(f ~(n:1~T 912.97 374 375 3,942 1,675 1,357 220 184 1,262 1,973 476 32 qiT llTlT 45 qT'I'T f~~T6 203.55 83 83 819 470 349 57 44 342 286 204 20 46 f~~T 23.06 18 18 213 120 93 120 93 39 47 'i'fr:j!T~ 58.28 19 19 179 100 79 100 79 27 4 RtJRAL plUMAR\' CENSUS ABStRACT CHAKRATA TAHSIL (RURAt)--l 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2 1 113 32 88 30 2S 2 79 115 Hartal 17 397 169 190 158 3 204 11 6 IS 267 238 Drinad Bastil 18 141 122 141 122 93 85 Runa 19 74 32 73 31 33 73 Bagi 20 89 83 88 83 55 40 Maindrath 21 31 11 26 11 S 30 45 Hanoi 22 127 37 80 37 46 72 77 Chatra 23 72_ 34 70 34 2 42 54 Purtad 24 80 11 64 10 15 '). 46 67 64 NIDUS 25 79 32 73 32 5 S 39 59 71 Roti 26 74 38 71 38 3 1 25 46 Chausal 27 64 35 58 3S 5 29 SI Kanda 28 1~1 29 IJ5 29 6 46 56 TlUtad 29 1.224 372 1.993 35l 38 18 93 1 39 438 723 Total or BlJunar Nyay Pancbayat 176 96 141 93 4 3 31 1 2 59 94 Phanar 30 81 47 80 47 1 '). 40 51 Bagoor 31 88 2 87 2 1 9 74 41 34 Dirnad 32 23 22 1 2 16 12 15 Obraser 33 89 4 85 4 3 1 8 75 31 46 Bhoot 34 S4 1 S3 1 1 18 54 19 21 Nimaga 3) 160 87 131 87 29 31 95 81 Chhajad Hdrtad 36 54 19 42 17 1 12 1 18 26 33 Bhattar 37 S3 26 53 26 12 19 19 Bhunar 38 107 lOS '). 1 1 86 36 6S Jthao 39 (0 60 1 29 76 Paturi 40 ~i 8 SS 7 16 27 38 Sarni 41 54 8 38 632 13 43 24 2S Kerardie 42 44 15 39 15 S 35 35 SUOIt 43 124 58 102 47 21 11 51 90 Klstur 44 1.066 675 858 613 74 56 l34 6 1 699 Total or Bhndrauli Nyay Pancbayat 250 100 171 100 79 220 249 Bana ChiJat 45 71 SO 71 SO 49 43 SiJaura 46 64 3S 64 3S 36 44 Chajoi 47 g 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 14 48 f6f;('q 28.74 21 21 219 120 99 120 99 30 49 54 3lif~T6 'l1i'RTs 89.84 26 21 225 111 114 59 57 47 55 30 1 5S ij;~ 45.33 13 13 115 58 57 58 57 13 S6 ~\hr 90.24 35 35 299 158 141 20 12 138 129 45 3 57 ~eTe 10.11 4 4 33 18 15 18 15 58 ~l(1~T 16.60 1 S 3 2 3 2 ;~T~ q:qT~i1 q:n;:sTi 1,984.16 343 343 2,821 1,552 1,269 78 67 1,3721.119 194 'fiT qTff 59 ;qTq q;nqa- ~r~t ltll 1,499.86 467 467 3,353 1,891 1,462 4 3 1,859 l,4!J 369 29 1i\''tf 30 30 278 160 118 160 118 72 ~~m5 W-:H:S 111.28 31 2 31 31 269 156 113 156 113 73 ~;;rT1U 99.56 14 C\ 74 RlJRAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT CHAKRATA TAHSIL (RURAL)-l IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2 74 37 67 37 7 46 62 Dimich 48 50 52 32 45 1 18 6 34 15 Bhanroli 49 172 120 93 74 66 46 13 49 36 Dungri 50 49 50 44 41 5 9 25 25 Penuwa 51 12- 10 12 10 1 4 2 Sunoi 52 79 52 70 52 3 6 42 54 Kunain 53 80 47 75 47 5 31 67 Amarad Ihabrad 54 38 29 38 29 20 28 Sainj 55 110 80 104 80 6 48 61 Kharora 56 14 11 14 11 4 4 Retad 57 323 2 Kholra 58 1,195 221 1,993 221 4 6 447 1,948 Tvtal or Kaadl)i Nyay Panchayat 74 74 35 84 Kawakhera 59 74 74 43 94 Thartha 60 65 64 36 95 Pinguwa 61 50 49 27 71 Kunuwa 62 80 45 78 45 2 24 32 Gorcha 63 55 27 55 27 21 36 Punig 64 200 108 200 108 48 102 Kandoi 65 218 218 84 232 Bayala 66 96 95 26 83 Bagani 67 23 23 9 29 Beg! 68 49 7 47 7 2 30 54 Bular 69 43 3 40 3 3 37 63 Undawa 70 78 30 78 30 27 73 Asoi 71 1,3=4 683 1,257 672 35 6 6 56 5 11 537 768 T utal (tf Jari Nyay Pancbayat 105 62 101 62 4 55 56 Hartdd San tad 72 109 50 108 50 47 62 R;1janu 73 110 - 50 90 48 6 2 4 10 74 94 Kot! 74 61 33 47 33 7 7 23 41 TIOna 75 49 26 41 26 8 15 27 Mangtad 76 152 125 148 124 2 1 2 34 31 Masak 77 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 78 i~'{1r 112.51 20 20 155 92 63 92 63 6 79 ijf1f~T 80 '{1r~T 178.87 74 74 465 275 190 275 190 49 81 fi~~~ 21.44 14 14 103 55 48 53 47 6 82 iiffS-T 178.06 38 38 251 130 121 3 3 123 116 30 6 83 lllfTG' 252.52 77 77 538 296 242 293 242 76 6 ;lI'H;f t{iilTlI'n' m l,695.2Z 553 553 4,676 2.:61 2,115 519 425 l,9731,t62 542 63 'fiT q)rr 84 lffc:m.,r 104.00 23 23 ~ 136 108 14 11 122 97 29 4 8S ~")6r 86.20 17 17 140 70 70 70 70 6 86 ~1 233.10 41 41 340 176 164 176 163 54 8 87 ~T\ifT 281.26 76 76 682 382 300 17 17 340 283 102 6 88 s-r~crr 54.63 11 11 130 83 47 83 47 13 89 lfCl'TG' 20.64 18 18 102 58 44 58 44 90 f ;:q1q t{oq'lQer i{;'it~ 'Ifil 1,(196.98 473 473 3,{i32 1,635 1,397 161 US 1,353 1,171 276 49 q)1T 100 Cf.;:a;,s 78.51 28 28 253 136 117 134 117 32 3 101 ~;:~T~i 46.54 22 22 196 103 93 102 93 19 1 102 qf<{ltT