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Survey Report on Selected Town Vadnagar, Part-XB CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 SERIES 5 GUJARAT SURVEY REPORT ON SELECTED TOWN VADNAGAR J.K. PATEL Dy. Director .of Census Operations, Gujarat IJJ .. I/) · ~ :l .: 0 ii I 0. .. · ~ I/) c IJJ ·• ..c III 0 lC ~O ~J DI~OOI • O( ".J _'" LHS ~ 0 JID Z 6 (z 'i' ~ t II l , , ""\.... IOto It> ~~ l,) ..a Z ( :lJ I .. .. ID( I ,.., III ~ Z "" IL lI: 0 « A- l,," ) z 00 '011 ,,;, (' r,,) f) v' III III ..I < ..i ~ Z N -e .,lC <II) N UJ "~ .. I N r- 0 N 4 < ~ a: < l ~ i II N J r- ~ ~ ., U .. -a: r- .. II) 0 0 -0 ., of o11 :o J ~ · 0 " ~ (, .., ~ J' \/\ I a: II .,U " o , , III ' III ' :> ' ..~• o : • I .t 0 . · l- . ~ III ..t III ' c a: J 0 II: ~O • O(~J Q J0 z ~ (Z II 0~ .. Z 0 ::lJ .. .. III ( III ~ o ... II. llZ 0 « 'oil z 00 r; III '",.j ( i ~ 0: Z 0: f ' • , • .... : : J : ( • ' I •• '. I ., ( , , ' I ' , " •. 1 Z , . 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Chapter XII: Leisure and Recreation, social participation, Social Awareness, Religion and Crime 228 (iv) Page Chapter XIII: Linkages and Continua 252 Chapter XIV: Conclusion 270 APPENDICES 275 List of Statement in the Report Vadnagar Town Statement Title Page No. 1 2 3 CHAPTER-I 1.1 Rainfall in Vadnagar 4 1.2 Religious composition of the population by Sex in Vadnagar 1981 Census 14 CHAPTER-II II .1 Area, number of houses, household and population in 1951-1981 Census 20 CHAPTER-III 111.1 Important public institution (other than Banks, Educational and 28 Medical institution) in Vadnagar 111.2 No. of electric connection under different categories and 32 volume of consumption in Vadnagar during 1986-87 111.3 The information regarding the money collected under different heads 33 of electric connection and number of pending applications 111.4 Information regarding Vadnagar control point State Transport, 35 buses, Gujarat State 111.5 Trunk call rates 38 111.6 Income of Nagar Panchayat Vadnagar 40 111.7 Expenditure of Nagar Panchayat Vadnagar 42 111.8 Total income and expenditure of Nagar Panchayat during 1985-86 42 to 1988 111.9 No. of educational institution and teachers in Vadnagar 46 111.10 Incidence of diseases treated in Medical institution in Vadnagar 49 111.11 The Statement regarding Family Planning in the town 50 111.12 Disease for which animals were vaccinated 52 (vi) 1 2 3 CHAPTER-IV IV.1 Classification of workers '1961, 1971 and 1981 Vadnagar town 54 IV.2 Scheduled caste and Scheduled tribe workers in the town 55 IV.3 Population, Main workers, Marginal workers and Non-workers in 56 Scheduled caste and Scheduled tribe IV.4 Distribution of workers and non-workers by Sex and locality 57 IV.5 Distribution of workers and non-workers by age and sex 57 IV.6 Participation rate by sex and locality 58 IV.7 Distribution of households by employment depth 1988 e.g number 60 of workers in the households IV.8 Distribution of households by Un-employment depth (number of 61 un-employment in the household) IV.9 Percentage distribution of non-workers by sex and type of 62 activity IV.10 Distribution of households by number of members and occupational 63 diversity IV.11 Distribution of population by sex, broad age-group occupation 64 IV.12 Distribution of workers and non-workers by mother tongue 65 IV.13 Distribution of workers by employment status and locality 65 IV.14 Workers by caste/community 66 IV.15 Occupation and Employment status of workers 68 IV.16 The details regarding the distance from place of work (Kms.) 69 IV.17 Mode of transport to place of work 70 IV.18 Persons seeking employment classified by age and sex 71 IV.19 Persons seeking employment by duration of stay 71 (vii) 1 2 3 IV.20 Persons seeking employment for the first time by education 72 IV.21 Details regarding previous employment 73 IV.22 The details regarding the households in position of agricultural 74 or horticultural land IV.23 Manpower engaged in agricultural operations 75 IV.24 Small scale industry 76 IV.25 Number of establishments 78 IV.26 The details regarding lodges and restaurants in the town 79 IV.27 Number of depositors, type of accounts and amount 79 deposited (in lakhs) IV.28 Transport of commodities by rail/other public transport 80 during last one year CHAPTER-V V.1 Distribution of population by religion 1981 Census 83 V.2 The details of Scheduled Castes 84 V.3 The details of other castes 85 VA Mother tongue, subsidiary languages of members as related to 86 duration of stay in present residence V.5 Mother tongue and subsidiary language in Vadnagar 88 V.6 (a) Mother tongue and subsidiary languages related to age 90 and (b) and sex V.7 Distribution of population by age and sex 91 V.8 Distribution of population by age, sex and marital status 93 V.9 Age at marriage by sex 94 V.10 Caste/Community wise details of age at marriage 95 (viii) 1 2 3 V.11 Age at marriage by religion 95 V.12 Age at marriage as related to educational level 97 V.13 The details relating to average age at marriage of Scheduled 100 castes and other communities V.14 The details regarding average age at marriage as related to 101 education level and time of marriage V.15 Age at first marriage as related to age at marriage and time of narriage 102 V.16 The details relating to widow/widower re-marriage by age of 103 becoming widow/widower V.17 The details regarding the Divorced/Separated and re-marriage 104 V.18 Growth of literacy in Vadnagar since 1951 106 V.19 The distribution of population according to age, sex and educational level 106 V.20 Distribution of population by caste/community, age, sex and 107 educational level V.21 Distribution of students by Age-Sex and Religion 109 V.22 Distribution of student by Age, Sex and caste/community 111 V.23 The Statement giving the code of different educational level 113 V.24 The Statement showing distribution of population by the average 113 per head educational score by locality V.25 Distribution of population by caste/community and average 114 educational score V.26 Distribution of households by type of households and average 116 educational score V.27 Households default consistency in enrolling school going children 118 by caste/community V.28 Households default inconsistency in enrolling school going 118 children by caste/community V.29 Households default inconsistency (unstructured) in enrolling 119 children in school by caste/community (ix) 1 2 3 V.30 Household default consistency in enrolling children in school by 120 type of occupation, caste/religion of head of household V.31 Household default in-consistency in enrolling children in school 120 by type of occupation, caste and religion of head of household V.32 Households default inconsistency (unstructured) in enrolling children 120 in school by type of occupation, caste anc;i religion of head of household V.33 The Statement regarding never attendance and discontinuation after 121 ever attendance by age, sex and reason V.34 Discontinuation of education by age, sex, caste/community and 122 class upto which level V.35 Discontinuation of education by occupation of head of household 122 CHAPTER-VI VI. 1 Persons born outside the town 125 VI.2 Place of last residence of members of the household as 126 related to the place of birth VI.3 Distribution of households by migration status as per the 127 place of birth of heads of households VIA Distribution of migrants by place of last residence and duration 128 of stay in the present residence VI.5 Distribution of migrants by age, sex and place of last residence 130 VI.6 Distribution of workers and non-workers by migration status 132 with reference to place of last residence VI.7 Distribution of migrant workers and non-workers by duration 134 of stay in present residence VI.8 Work participation rate among migrants and non-migrants 135 VI.9 Employment status of workers by migration status with reference 136 to place of last residence VI.10 Distribution of households by size and migration status by place of 136 birth of head of households (x) 1 2 3 VI.11 Distribution of households by number of members and place of
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