ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS BASIC STATISTICS 1998
^} DIRECTORATE OF STATISTICS \ Andaman & NIcobar Adminlstrotion
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& DQCJiVlhNTAriUJV .v National losntuTe of Kducat^roui P;i.*iniQg and Administratior. 17 3, Sri Aurobindo RSarg, Niw Oelba-110016 , . a DOC, No ...D .r:..'T 4 4 i„ ...... n . t , ...... L.-:.Z.. t3 7 . . ______PREFACE The present editfon of "Basic Statistics 1995V is the twenty first in the series being pub- llshecd by the Directorate of Statistics, Andaman and Nicobar Administration, Port Blair. It pre- sentss In a concise form the important Statistical datai relating to various sectors of the economy |)f thie A & N Islands. In order to make the publi'lcation more useful and also to fulfill the ever I increasing demand for reliable data about the scocio- economic developments taking place in thee U.T., ail possible efforts have been made to Incorporate the latest available and reliable datai of all sectors. The Directorate acknov\/ledges with grat- Itudej the Co-operation extended by all Govt. Department /Offices and other private agen cies lln making available the data presented in the publication. The publication Is the result of hardwork put In by Smt. Sobhana K. Unny, Sr. Investigator, Shrl. S. N. Sree Prakash, Shri R. S. Pan«deey , Statistical Assistants and Shrl M. P. Muthapppa, Computor under the overall supervislom of Shri. Jacob Varghese, Statistical officer. Speecial thanks are due to the officers and staff of = sttate informatic Centre, Port Blair for their kind gcood co-operation and especially Shri P. Suresh K(urmar, District Informatic Assistant who have fedl diata to print out the graphs. It Is hoped that the data containeed in the publication will be usefull to Adminlstrralitors, Planners, Researchers, Tourists and otherr ujsers who are in need of the information relattin^g to the various economic developments of the? U.T. of A & N Islands. Suggestions for further Improvemiemt of the publication are most welcome.
N. K, Gebhqni Port Bialr. (Director of Staitisstics) n/n/95 $HRI. VAKKOM PURUSHOTHAMAIN ^
Lt. G o v e r n o r A.NDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS
t SHRI. MANORANJAN BHAK1A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS. SECRETARIES ANDJA.MAN AND NICOBAR ADMINISTRATION
NXAME WORK/DEPARTMENT ALLOTTED Chief SSecretary 1. Coordination (Shri Naiarendra Prasad) 2. Policy matters of all Depart ments 3. Parliament questions. 4. I.D.A 5. H.M.A.C. 6. Home i/c police & political. 7. Vigilance (Chief Vig. Officer) 8. Passports. 9. Chairman, ANIIDCO. - 10. Chairman, PMB
^ommhi8!sloner-Cum 1. Planning. 3ecretitary (Planning) 2. Agriculture Shri PP.K.Tripathi) 3. Animal Husbandry. 4. 20.-pt. Programme. 5. Cooperation 6. Rural Development & Commu nity Development. 7. Local Self Govt, i/c panchayats 8 . Industries. 9. Fisheries. 10. Education. 11. Youth Affairs & Sports. 12. Art & Culture 13. Chief Electoral Officer.
Commissloner-Cum- 1. Finance i/c Accounts. Secretary (Finance) 2. Audit (Miss Nita Bali) 3. Revenue 4. Statistics. 5. Wai Secretary (S&T) 1. Sliipping. (Shri Cliaman Lai) 2. Transport &Communica>tion. 3. Civil supplies 4. Information, Publicity & Tourism 5. Health, Secretary to Lt Governorl. LG's Secretariat. (Shri AnlndoMajumdar) 2. Personnel & Training i/c ACRs 3. Administrative Reforms i/c., work study 4. Excise. 5. Flying Training Institutei & Civil Aviation. Secretary (Welfare) 1. Tribal Welfare. (Shri Rajinder Singh) 2. Social Welfare. 3. Other bacl Secriretary (Forest) / PCCF: 1 Forest & Environment. (Shri-i CP Oberoi.) 2. Work Pertaining to A & N lslands,Forest& Plantation Dev. Corpn. 3. Chairman. A &NIFPDC. 4. Science & Technology. Secrretary (PW)/Chief 1. Andaman PWD EngMrieer 2. Power (ShrriS.P.La^lla) 3. Urban Dev. & Housing. liarftgtng OlKCtet ANilOCO HEAi)S OF DEPARTMENTS/OFFICES OF ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ADMINISTRATI* Shri C.P. Oberoi Principal Chief Conservatoir of Forests. ShriS.P.Lalla Chief Engineer, Andaman Public Works Department. ShriR.C. Kohli Inspector General of Police^. ShriTapanMondal Deputy commissioner, Andamans S.A. Awaradi Deputy Commissioner, Nicobars Com T.L. Rattan VSM Chief Port Administrator Port Management Board Shri S.K. Ray District & Session Judge. Shri C. Mohammed Additional District Magistraite. Shri Ajay Kumar Garg Assistant Commissioner (HQ) Port Blair. Shri Aswani Kumar Assistant Commissioner, South Andaman. Shri Ramchander Assistant Commissioner, Settlement. Shri Vijender Singh Rawat - Assistant Commissioner, Mayabunder. Shri C.Uday Kumar Assistant Commissioner, Nancowrie. Assistant Commissioner (HQ), Car Nicobar Shri Ajajay Kumar Gupta Assistant Commissioner, Campbell bay. Shfi P.KK. Loreng Superintendent of Police (AP) Andaman & Nicobar islands. ShriR.i.S. Krishnia Superintendent of Police (D) Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Shri Bhihagat Singh Superintending Engineer Electricity Department. Shri Ha'ayat Singh Superintending Engineer, PBCC ShMR.k.K. Singh Superintending Engineer, CC No.1 Shri K.F.R.R Nair Chief Fire Officer. ShriT.VV. Baiasubramaniam Director, Accounts & Budget. Dr. B. SShanmugam Director, Health Services. Shri Deoepak Subramaniam Director, Shipping Services. Shri Riiishi Pal Director, Transport. ShriK.t.K. Jindai Director, T ribal Welfare. ShriA.i.S.Dagar Director, Rural Development. bhriK. I. Aboobaci (V i) i : enttr al g o v t , d e p a r t m e n t a n d OTHER ORGANISATION /iceAdnmiiral Fortress Commander, Fortress Sushfl KKurmar Headquarters, Navy Office. j YSM,/AV/SM, NM 5hriR.Siiivaaswamy Chief Engineer & Administrator, ALHW Dommoodo)reR.K. Dass - Chief Staff Officer, Fortress Headquarters, Navy Office. l®|3t, Tririyiugi Rai Commanding Officer, INHS, Dhanvantri tapt. N.J.S. Ravvat. Commanding Officer, INS, Jarawa, Navy Office. f'-ommannderV.R.Naphade - Commanding'Officer, INS, Utkrosh, Navy Office, bapt. AsshokKota Captain Superintendent, Naval Ship “Repair yard. Navy Office. OlG. PB3S (Gujral Commander, Coast Guard Region (A&N) )hrl S.E-. Ram (A/C) Detachment Commanding Officer, CRPF >hriG. JJay/aial Station Director, All India Radio. >hriT.K.(. Das. Director, DDK Port Blair. ihri N. COaiS Director, Youth Affairs & Sports. >rofS.C^ Sehgal Director, RMRC, Indian Council of Medical Research Dr. A.K. Bandyopadhyay Director, Central Agricultural Reserach Institute. Dr. G.C. Rao Officer-in-Charge, Zoological Survey of India, A&N Regional Station. Dr. P.M.Padhye Scientist SD Botanicail Survey of India Shri A. Justin Anthropologist, Anthropological Survey of India. ShriD. Haidar. Director, Geological Survey of India. Shri S.K. Das Director, Postal Servi'ces. Shri A. C. Sarkar Director of Audit (ANB) Shri A.K, Sinha General Manager, Te le - communication Depairtment. Shri P.K. Dutta Station Manager, Indiain Airlines. Shri A.K. Das Assistant General Manager, Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. Shri R. Qanguly Dy. Manager Central Inland water Transport Corporation Ltd. ShriV.R. Gupta, Assistant Manager (Depot) Food Corporation of Nndia. Shri B.K. Singh Manager (MarKetting Opera* tion) Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. Shri R. Tayeng Assistant Commissio>ner, Income Tax Office. Shri Tapan Kumar Bhatt Superintendent of Customs Acharyya (Preventive) Shri S.N. Bagchi Direcotor, Departme nt of Light Houses & Lightships. Surveyor-in-charge, Merchantlle Marine D«partment. ShriAnand Kumar Dy. Oirecotr of Census Operations. Shri S.K. Roy Dy. Regional Director, National Savings. Govt of India. ShriU.K. Santoshi RegionalAssistant Director, National sample survey Organisation. ShriMobiri'UI'Islam Offioer-in-charge, Meteorological Dept. Shri A. Sukla Plant Protection Officer, Directorate of plant Protection. Quarantine & storage. Central Integrated pest Management Centre. ShriB.A, Mathews. IFS (Managing Director, A&N Islands Forest & Plantation Development' Corpn. Ltd. Shri K.K, Kurlan Oy. Rubber production Commissioner, Rubber Board. ShtiS.Sivagnanam Dy. Director, tncharge small Industries Service Institute. ShriP.K, Shambharkar Aerodrome officer. National Airport Authority. ShriSayed Iqbal Manager, Govt. Of India. Tourist Office ShrlG. RathlnaraJ Oy. director. Shrimp Farming Development and Reserach Agency. Dr. Subba Rao State Information Officer Shri. S.B. Uandal Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner, Regional Provident Fund Office. Shri. O.N. Jaiswal Assistant Information Officer, Press Information Bureau ShriM.S. Rathor Principal, Kendriya Vidiyalaya No.l Shri P R. Prasad Principal, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Shri M.L. Mahajan Principal, Kendriya Vidyalaya No.II Sister Realina, A.C. Principal, Carmel High School, Port Blair Fr. Richard Couto SFX Principal, Nirmala Schiool, Port Blair Smti. Girija Muraiidhar Principal, Ummat School Shri Sankar Chakraborty Area Manager, A & N Consultancy Centre. Shri. V. Baskaran Asst. Director (Handi Craft) Marketing & Service Extension Centre. SmtiProtimaMadhu Chairperson, A & N State Krishan Social Welfare Advisorry Board. Shri D.K. Basu Chief Manager, State Bank of India. Shri SIngaraveiu Managing Director, A & N State Co-op Bank Ltd. Shri P. I\^ariappan Senior Manager, Canaira bank. Shri Madhusudhan Manager, United bank of India. Shri R. Parthasarathy Manager, Indian Bank Shri K. Puhan Manager, Indian Overseas Bank Shri RoyChowdhury Manager Punjab National Bank. Shri K.V. Ashok Kumar Manager, Syndicate B>ank. Shri Sudersanan Senior Manager, UCO Bank. Shri Saindip Ghosh Sr. Manager, Allahabad Bank. Shri Debasis Das Branch Manager. Life Insur ance Corporation of India. Shri S.'V. Subramanian - Branch Manager, United India ^Insurance Go. Ltd. Shri V. Ramanathan *Branch Manager, New India Assuracne Company Ltd. Dr. R .IWI. Kummur Officer-in-Charge NABARD. Shri K. Prabhakaran Project Manager, Family Planning Association of India. Shri B.iR.S. Rathur General Manager, ANIIDCO Shri K.,S.Pillai Managing Director, CCS. Shri S.. N. Raju Superintendent, Centra^Excise Office. Shri Beant Singh President, Seva Niketan. Shri H..Y. Hashim Chairman, WAKF Board. Moh armmed Shri Sawab Husssain Secretary A & N Islands Wakf Moh armmad Board. Shr A..P. Abdulla Kutty - Chairman, State Haj Commit tee, A & N Islands. Shri . P>. Abdulla Secretary State Haj Commit tee, A & N Islands. Shri Rcajeev. P. George - Dy. Director, Coconut Development Board. Shri S.. Stephen Dhanaraj- Dy. Central Intelligence Officer, Intelligence Bureau. Shri Vi.ijay Singh Field Exhibition Officer, DAVP Min. Of I & B. Shri T..E. Venkatachaiam r Mechanical Marine Engineer, Fisheries Survey of India. Incharge, A&N Centre for Ocean Development, fxi) CONTENTS Table No. Heading Patge No. 1. A & N Islands at a glance (X;Xilii) 1. Agriculture 1.1 Land Utilisation Statistics of Andamans 1 1.2 Area and Production of Various crops 2 in A & N Islands 1994-95 1.3 Area and production of Rubber 3 1.4 Area and production of red oil palm 3 1.5 Distribution of seeds 4 1.6 Distribution of seedlings 5 1.7 Distribution of pesticides 6 1.8 Distribution of Fertilizers 6 1.9 Number, area and average size of *7 operational holdings in A & N Islands 1.10 Number, area and average size of 8 operational holdings in Andamans District 1.11 Number, area and average size of 9 operational holdings in Nicobars District 1.12 Area and Production of Rice 10 1.13 Area and Production of Rice-Graph 11 2. Animal Husbandry 2.1 Live8tocl< and poultry in A & N Islands 12 2.2 Tehsilwise livestock and poultry 1992 12 Census 2.3 Veterinaryfacilitiesin A& N Islands 13 2.4 Districtwise veterinary facilities in 14 A & N Islands Tabble No. Hoading Page No. 2.5 Tehsilwise veterinary cases attended 15 2.6 Urban/Rural Livestock population 1992 16 Census 2.7 Category wise poultry population 1992 17 Census 2.8 Livestock and poultry since 1956 Census 18 2.9 Tahsilwise Livestock popula^on 1987 & 19 1992 Census 2.100 Tahsilwise Poultry Population 1987 & 20 1992 Census 2.111 Urban & Rural Livestock & poultry 21 population 2.122 District / Tahsilwise Livestock / Poultry 22 population 3. Area and Population 3.1 Sub-Divisions, Tahsils and Revenue 23 villages 3.2 ((a)) Population of A & N Islands since 1901 24 3.2 ((b)) Population of A & N Islands since 25 1901-Graph 3.3 Growth rate of population 26 3.4 Tahsilwise population 27 3.5 Population of inhabited Islands 28 3.6 Population by age group 31 3.7 Religion-wise population of A&N Islands 32 3.8 Household population by language mainly 33 spoken in the household 3.9 Distribution of main working population 35 3.10 Populationof PortBlairTown 35 3.11 Sex Ratio 36 3.12 Tahsilwise Sex Ratio 37 3.13^ Density of population in A&N Islands 37 3.14 Tahsilwise Density of Population 38 3.15 Tribal Population 38 3.16 Tahsilwise handicapped persons 39 3.17 Tahsilwisecensusvillagesand average 39 population 3.18 Inhabited census villages classified by 40 population 3.19 Marijal status of population 41 3.20 Island-wise houses and house-hold 42 1991 census 3.21 Projected population of A & N Islands 45 as on 1st. Oct. 1992-2000. 4. Civil Supplies 4.1 Imports by supply Department 46 4.2 Wholesale prices of fpodgrains at 46 Port Blair under public Distribution system 4.3 District/Tahsil wise fair price shops in 47 A & N Islands 4.4 Fair price shops in Port Blair Town 48 4.5 No. of fair price shops by Management 48 4.6 Storagefacilities in A&N Islands 49 4.7 District/Tahsilwise Fair price shops & 50 Family identity cards 4.8 Urban/Rural wise FPS & Family Identity 51 cards 5. Climate 5.1 Normal and actual rainfall in Port Blair 52 5.2 No. of rainy days and rainfall recorded 53 at Port Blair 5.3 Rainfall at various stations 54 |5.4 Temperature at Port Blair 55 5.5 Mean relative humidity at Port Blair 56 5.6 Mean wind speed at Port Blair 57 5.7 Rainfall-Graph 58 5.8 Windspeed - Graph 59 6. Commerce 6.1 Commercial establishments and 60 employment in A&N Islands 6.2 Economic Census 1990 Summary Results 61 6.3 NetState Domestic Products at current 62 price from 1985-86 to 1992-93 6.4 NetState Domestic Product at constant 64 price from 1985-86 to 1992-93 6.5 NSDP-Graph 66 7. Co-operation 7.1 Co-operative societies in A&N Islands 67 7.2 Membership and capital of Co-operative 68 societies 7.3 District wise membership and capital 69 of co-operative societies as on 31‘ 3*95 7.4 Sectorwise co-operative societies in 70 A&N Islands as on 31-3-95 8. Education 8.1 No. of literates and literacy rate of 71 A & N Islands 8.2 No. of literates & literacy rate among 72 rural & urban population 8.3 No. of literates & literacy rate of Port 73 Blair town 8.4 Tahsil wise literacy rate 74 8.5 Educational Institutions in A&N Islands 75 8.6 Institution-wise no. of students 76 8.7 Educational Institutions, enrolment 77 and teachers in A&N Islands 8.8 District wise Educational Institutions and 77 enrolment 8.9 Zone-wise educational institutions 78 enrolment and Teachers 1994-95 8.10 Educational Institutions, enrolment 79 and teachers in Port Blair town 8.11 Educational Institutions &lnstitutions-wifse 80 enrolment in Municipal area 1994-95 8.12 Stage wise enrolment of students 81 8.13 Districtwise and stagewise enrolment 82 of students 8.14 Enrolment of Tribal Pupil 83 8;15 Scholarship awarded by Education 84 Deptt. for higher education, 1994-95 8.16 Educational Institutions in public & 86 private sector, 1994-95 8.17 Teachers in public srfd private schools 87 as on 31.3.95 8.18 Enrolment of students in public and 88 private scliools as on 31.3.95 8.19 Ml India^econdary Examination results 89 1.20 Ml India Sr. Secondary Examination results 90 5.21 Enrolment of students in Teachers 91 Training Institute 8.22 Teaching staff in Teachers Training 91 institute 8.23 E xamination results of Teachers 92 Training Institute 8.24 I .N.R.M. enrolment (Arts and 92 Z ommerce group) 8.25 J .N.R.M. enrolment (Science group) 93 8.26 J N.R.I\/l.Teaching staff 93 8.27 J ,N.R.I\/I, College results of Arts & 94 C ommerce Group 8.28 J N.R.M. College results of Science 95 G roup. 8.29 E nroiment of Mahatma Gandhi Govt. 96 C oilege Mayabunder (Arts & Commerce) 8.30 E xamination results of M.G. Govt. College. 96 U ayabunder 8.31 B.Ed. Examination results 97 8.32 Membership of State library 97 8.33 Books and Magazines in State Librar\y 98 as on 31.3.95 8.34 Enrolmentof students in Govt. 99 Polytechnic 1994-95 8.35 Exa.nination Results in Govt. 101 Polytechnic 1994-95 8.36 Adult Education centres in A&N Islands 102 8.37 District-wise enrolment of adults 103 8.38 Adults made literate in A&N Islands 104 8.39 . Adults, Tribals made literate 104 8.40(a) Growth of Literacy in A & N Islands 105 8.40(b) Graph 106 9. Election 9.1 Election to LokSabha 1991 107 9.2 Distribution of votes polled I0i8 9.3 Region wise polling stations 109 9.4 No. of electorates 110 9.5 Voting preference by electorates 111 9.6 Election to Port Blair Municipal Council!, 112 1995 9.7 Distribution of total votes polled 199'5 113 9.8 Voting preference by electorates-1995 114 9.9 Panchyat Election-1995 119 9.10 Electors photographed and identity card S5 155 distributed. 10. Employment 10.1 Govt. Employees under A & N Admn., 156 10.2 Employment Exchange-Applicants 157 10.3 E'mployment Information and Assistance 158 B.ureau-Appllcants and placements 10.4 NIo. of new registrations according 159 to academic qualification on live register off Employment Exchange, Port Blair 10.5 Y ear wise Registration and placempnt of 160 Scheduled Tribes 10.6 YieSrwise Placement made by Employment 161 E}xchange, Port Blair 10.7 M onth-wise placements 1994-95 162 10.8 Yearwise vacancies notified and filled-up 163 10.9 M onth-wise vacancies notified and filled 164 up during 1994-95 11. Finance 11.1 Revenue Receipts and Revenue 165 Expenditure 11.2 Excise Revenue in Andamans District 166 11.3 Banks in A&N Islands 1994-95 167 11.4 Membership, borrowing, capital & 169 loan position of A & N Islands Co-operative Bank, Port Blair 11.5 Financial position of A & N State 170 Co-operative Bank Ltd. 11.6 Depositsof State Co-operative Bank 171 Ltd. Port Blair during 94-95 11.7 Life Insurance 172 11.8 Generallnsurance policies and prernium 173 handled 11.9 Small savings in A & N Islands 174 11.10 Income Tax collection in A & N Island s 176 12. Fisheries 12.1 Fisheries in A & N Islands 177 12.2 Quantity and value of Fish landed in A Nl 178 Islands 12.3 Quantity and Value of Fish landed in A St 179 Islands - Graph 12.4 Fishery surverytrialin Andamans 180 12.5 Production and price of Inland and 181 Marine fish 13. Forest 13.1 Forest area in A & N Islands 182 13.2 Division-wise forest area 182 13.3 Agency-wise timber extraction in 183 I A & N Islands 13.4 Intake and out turn of Govt Saw Mills; 184 ^ 13.5 Out turn of Major forest produce 185 13.6 Shipment of Timber from Islands by Forresst 185 department 13.7 Revenue earned by Forest departmemt 186 13.8 Availability of category wise timber 186 (Log) in A & N Islands during 1994-95 14. Industries 14.1 Industries in A & N Islands 187 14.2 Region wise SfTiali Scale Industrial Units 188 .14.3 Registered factories and factory labour 189 14.4 Loan sanctioned to Industrial units 190 14.5 Work Committees 191 14.6 Factory accidents 191 p t,7 Industrial Disputes 192 14.8 Trade Unions 192 14.9 Printing press in A & N Islands 1S3 16. law & Order 15.1 Details of Police personnel 194 15.2 Police Station/Out post 195 )5.3 Road accidents 195 15.4 Crimes in A & N Islands 196 15.5 Fire Stations in A & N islands 198 15.6 Incidents of Fire 198 15.7 Prison population 199 15.8 . Age-wise distribution of convicts 200 in District Jail 15.9 Literacy amongst convicts of District Jail 201 15.10 Industrial production of District Jail 202 15.11 Suicides in A & N Islands 203 15.12 Causes of Suicides 204 16. Medical & Public Health 16.1 Medical facilites in A & N Islands 205 16.2 Regionwise Hospitals and Dispensaries 206 16.3 Tahsilwise hospitals and dispensaries 207 16.4 Bed strength in Hospitals 208 16.5 Medical personnel 211 16.6 Registered Births & Deaths in A & N 212 Islands 16.7 Average number of daily in-patients and 213 out-patients at Port Blair Hospital 16.8 Patients treated in Govt. Hospitals and 214 Dispensaries according to diseases 16.9 Deaths in hospitals according to causes 215 16.10 Maternity cases attended 216 16.11 Monthwise sterilisation operations perfomied 217 16.12 Tubectomy operations & lUD insertions 218 16.13 Monthwise tubectomy, operations & lUD 219 insertions 16.14 Urban-Rural wise registered births in 220 A & N Islands from 1991 to 1994 16.15 Urban-Rural wise registered deaths im 221 A & N Islands from 1991 to 1994 17. Planning & Development 17.1 Progress of New 20 point 222 Programme under selected items 17.2 Plan outlay & expenditure 230 17.3 Community development blocks 232 17.4 Regionwise Gram panchayats 232 panchayat samities & Zillaparishad 18. Post & Communication 18.1 Postal facilities in A & N Islands 233 18.2 Regionwise postal facilities 234 18.3 Telephone facilities in A & N Islands 235 18.4 Region wise Telephone connections 236 18.5 Telephone connections in Port Blair 238 Municipal area 18.6 Urban-Ruraiwise telephone connections ^ 239 in A & N Islands 19. Power 19.1 Electricity installed capacity & Generation 240 in A & N Islands. 1*9.2 Electricity generation-Graph 241 19.3 District wise installed capacity & 242 Generation 1994-95 19.4 Monthwiseelectricity generation in 243 urban area 19.5 Month wise electicity generation in 244 rural area 19.6 .Electricity consumption in A & N Islands 245 19.7 Monthwiseelectricity consumption in 246 Head Quarter area 19.8 Monthwise electricity consumption In 247 rural area 19.9 Tahsll wise electricity consumers In 248 A & N Islands 19.10 Sector-wiseelectrlclty consumption In 249 A & N Islands by power house 19.11 Sectorwise electricity consumption in 251 rural area 19.12 Month wise and sectorwise electricity 252 consumption in urban area 19.13 No. of electrified villages 253 20. Roads 20.1 Road length in A & N Islands 254 20.2 Important roads In A & N Islands 255 20.3 Length of Andaman Trunk Road 256 21. Social Welfare 21.1 Welfare extension/border area projects 257 21.2 Grant-in-aid sanctioned 258 21.3 Institutions benefitted by State Social 261 Welfare Advisory Board 21.4 Enrolment in Seva Nil Reservvesd Forest Sq.Km. 2929 Protecctead forest " 4242 Total fforrests 7171 Animaai 1 Husbandry 1994-95 Veteririnaary Dispensary/Sub Dispennstary No. 39 Veteririnaary Hospital " 9 Mobllee V/etdrinary Dispensary 7 J.ives6tD(Ck & Pouttry 1992 census ■ attle ) No. 52941 Buffaldoess " 14531 Poultryy " 614242 £du£aatii&n 1&i4.-^ No. Literaocy/Rate (1991 census) " 73.02 Educaatlconal Institution " 341 EnrolnmeBnt " 85632 Teachnerrs 4115 FishftBriws 1994-99 Fish laancded M.T. 26120 Estimaateed Value (Rs. in lakhs) 41 7 9 Fishenrless requisites distributed 22 Mediccall & Public Health 1994-95 Hospltitalds No. 3 Dispennssaries " 2 Primanry 1 Health Centres " 17 Sub-CCenntres No, 96 Urban i Hiealth Centres " 5 J ______Community Health Centres " 4 Beds available " 937 Doctors " 98 Nurses/Midwives " 410 Black Topped Kms 866 Other Roads " 34 Mainland-lsland Passenger Ships No. Passengers embarked 5f8649 Passengers Disembarked 62972 Motor Vehicles 1C-3086 Head Post Office 1 Sub Post Office 25 Branch Post Office 64 ED Sub-Post Office II 7 Telegraph office » 1 Telephone Exchage i« 21 Telephone Connection m :3757 Telephone Extension M 553 Power (1994::95} Installed Capacity KWH 2J9829 Generation n 7443^4403 Consumption 5610)4670 Villages electrified No.. 501 Industries and Labour (1994-95) Registered factories under Factory Act, 1949 No„ 43 1 2 Avenra^e workers employed daily II 5116 Workk CCommittees functioning H 25 Shoppsi/Commercial establishments M 922 Theaatrres & Restaurants It 110 Empployment Exchange No. 1 Empplo^yment information and Assitisttance Bureau •• 4 Appblic^ants on live register as on 31.3.95 ” 21921 Placcerments 457 Cooppesrative Societies 458 Menmboership 61255 Shaare: Capital (Rs. in '000) 27 3 6 5 Worlrkitng Capital 573600 Resserrve fund 95610 8th F Fivve year plan outlay 1992-97 (Rs. in lakhs)68500 Annnuaal plan 1995-96 21500 Govvt. ' Guest Houses No. 37 Foreeiggn Tourist arrival in Andamans " 2821 AGRICULTURE Table - 1.1 Land utilisation statistics of Andamans (Area in Hect.) lurn 1994*95 (P) Total Geographical area of Andamans 640600.00 Total reporting area 76127.85 Area not available for cultivation 25567.48 Other uncultivated land excluding fallow land 31487.20 Fallow land 4117.80 Total cropped area 15578.66 Net area sown 14955.37 Area sown more than once 623.29 P® Provisional Area and Production of various crops in A & N Islands 1994>95 Name of Area (in Producticon Crops hectare) (in T oninejs) Rice 12104 3106C00 Banana 1572 78J50 Sweet potato 147 2£95 Tapioca 417 35116 Papaya 223 18J25 Cashewnut 876 2236 SugarCane 182 45667 Rabi Pulses 2060 10330 Coconut 24390 85.38 (miilliton nutts) Y«ir Araa(Hect.) Production (M.T) t990'91 962.29 745 1991-92 970.00 787 1992-93 370.17 775 1893-94 968.69 072 1994-95 973.90 995 (Sourc0 : Rubber Board, Portblair} Table-1.4 Area and production of Red Oit Palm Year Area (Meet.) Oil Production (MT) 1990-91 1593 432 1991-92 1593 562 1992-93 1593 712 1993-94 1593 1772 1994'95 1593 1745 3 Year Paddy Vteg«taibles Seeds (IM.T.j Seedls((Kg.) 1990-91 50 3162 1991-92 52 3613 1992-93 33 4016 1993-94 42 5208 1994-95 39 7850 Items 1990- 1991- 1992- 1993- 1994- 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Coconut seedlings 82761 85510 78456 77484 66286 Arecanut seedlings 98935 117522 308735 114775 178455 Vegetable seedlings 205128 271698 168851 176132 218527 Fruit Plant suckers 19495 19710 38647 - 43101 Banana suckers 55855 22000 - 13843 950 Pine-apple suckers 45900 NA 161403 55374 3000 Ornamental seedlings 4766 7001 7407 12475 12605 Year Pesticides (Dry type) Pesticides (Liquid Type) (M.T) CLIttres) 1990-91 138 2370 1991-92 151 2924 1992-93 171 3068 1993-94 122 2786 1994-95 63 3097 Table -1 .8 ' Distribution of Fertilizers (M.Tonn®) Year Nitroger)ous Phosphatic Potassic 1990-91 126 82 43 1991-92 112 94 46 1992-93 184 118 83 1993-94 321 173 154 1994-95 240 96 250 6 Sizs cMasit No. of Ar«a of Avtrage size (hect) holding holding (Hect.) (H»ct.) Marginnal 2441 921.0 0.37 small 2425 3435.0 1.41 SemlNMetdiujm 3370 8293.0 2.46 Mediunm 2112 9092.0 4.30 Large 66 4787.0 72.63 Total 10414 26528.0 2.64 Size claaa No. of Area of Avfg. aize (Meet.) Holdlnga Holdings «Hect.) (Meet.) Marginal 2434 917.0 0.37 Small 2424 3433.0 . 1-41 Semi Medium 3359 8266.0 2.46 Medium 1831 7733.0 4.22 Large 55 3617.0 63.94 Total 10103 23866.0 23.6 Slzecblass No of Area of Avg.slze >(Hect4) holdings Holdings (Hect.) (Hect.) Margiaial 7 4.0 0.57 Small 1 2.0 2.00 Semi ^Me(diUim 11 27.0 2.45 Mediunm 281 1369.0 4.83 Large 11 1270.0 115.45 ToUl 311 2662.0 8.55 year Area (Hect.) 1990-91 12159 30555 1991-92 12000 31000 1992-93 12025 31574 1993-94 12156 32139 1994-95 12104 30600 AHtA & PHUUUUilON UP RIGE 30; 2 0 - 1 0 -J 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993^ 1994^ YEAR VTA AREA(HECTARES) g g | PRODUCTIION(MT) Live stock & Poultry Livestock cemsus (1992) ((No.) Cattle 52J941 Buffaloes 14{531 Goats 56'160 Pigs 36^464 Total Livestock 1601096 Total Poultry 614;242 Table - 2.2 Tahsll wise livestock and poultry 1992 Cansusi Tahslt Livestock (No) Poultry (No) Diglipur 18842 977530 Mayabunder 15346 6J9670 Rangat 16052 7(6444 Port Blair 33881 19{5270 Ferrargunj 21432 9t9070 Car Nicobar 16066 2:2220 Nancowrie 36477 5M038 Total 160096 61^4242 V^et«rinary facillti«s in Andaman & Nicobar Islands As on 31st March itemis 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 (No.) (No.) (No.) (No.) (No.) Vetearimary Hospitals 8 9 9 9 9 Dise)as Vetierinary Hospitals 7 2 9 Distease investigation laboratories 1 1 2 Artiificial insemination ce nitres 3 2 5 Artiificial insemination sub-centres 26 - 26 Key village units 12 4 16 Key village Blocks 2 • 2 Veterinary dispensaries and sub dispensaries 32 7 39 Govt. Poultry Farms 4 2 6 Training Centre 1 -■ 1 Cattle Farm 1 - 1 Fodder Farms 4 - 4 Quarantine Unit 1 - 1 Piggery demonstration units 3 2 5 GobarGas Plant -- - Veterinary aid centre 1 - 1 Hatcheries 3 H 4 Buffaloe breeding farm - 11 1 Goat rearing farms 2 - 2 Duck rearing units 2 - 2 Mobile dispensaries 4 3 7 Table-2.5 Tahsil wise veterinary cases attended (in No.) Tahsil Animals treated Birds vaccinated 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-9S 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 Oigfipur 108483 109454 110894 164803 110419 500 189 200 Mayabunder 26198 25392 37221 40097 88252 1613 1T63 - ■ 300 Rangat 61528 79259 89450 111411 116854 1100 8413 3317 6603 2608 Port Blair 63652 100369 97387 152059 170345 325088 233515 233347 275417 329840 Ferrergunj 80938 89430 111913 164889 170085 36703 20392 5894 16945 21090 CarNicobar 8710 7628 8030 9846 16055 9695 9863 1156 621 11237 Nancowry 25769 21618 38705 48256 47290 3064 - 295 8973 3608 Total 375278 433150 493600 691361 719300 377763 273535 244209 308559 368683 Urban I Rural / Livestock Population according to Classificatton 1992 Census. (No.) Category Urban Rural Total M F ' Total M F Total' M F Total Cattle 756 1817 2573 21298 29070 50368 22054 30887 52941 Buffaloes 87 262 349 6744 7438 14182 6831 7700 14531 Goats 774 1456 2230 19325 34605 53930 20099 36061 56160 Pigs 145 214 359 18135 17970 36105 18280 18184 36464 Total 1762 3749 5511 65502 89083 154585 67264 92832 160096 CaUgory w it* PouUry Population In A & N Islands • No. Catsgory Poultry Population -1992 C«nisus DssI improvsd ‘Total Cocks 75990 5139 a n 29 Hens 204200 56334 2S0534 Chicken 167718 65140 232858 Drakes 8856 64 8920 Ducks 22284 200 222484 Ducklings 8037 280 8317 Total 487086 127167 6114242 Table 2.8 Live stock and Pmiltrv sinpa 18E£ census (No.) Category 1956 1961 1966 1972 1977 1982 1987 1992 Cattte 4350 7388 10131 18685 27401 36560 47325 52941 Buffetoe 6105 8357 8078 8013 9719 11869 14400 14531 Goats 3663 8615 10131 11602 17598 33581 45062 56160 Sheep 33 36 26 - 5 - -- Horses & Ponies 17 5 5 --- - - Pigs - 14216 21314 38648 21223 96029 29640 36464 Total livestock 14168 38617 49685 76948 75946 178039 136427 160096 Total Poultry 57040 76655 98659 157245 183846 319916 442794 614242 Tahtiiwl«« Llv« stock Population 1987 and 1992 Cansut (in No.) Tahall 1987 1992 Parcantatga Varl«tlo>n DIgllpur 14614 18842 28.93 Mayabundar 11888 15346 29.09 Rangat 15172 18052 18.98. Po.rt blair 31529 33881 7„46 Farrargung 21513 21432 (-)0.3-8 Nancowry 29565 36477 23.38 CarNicobar 12146 16066 32.27 Total 138427 180098 +117.36 Tahallwiae Pouitry Population 1987 and 1992 Census (In No.) Tehisili 1987 1992 Percentage Variation Digliipiur 46332 97530 + 110.50 May/abiunder 46902 69670 + 48,54 Ran$gatt 54808 76444 + 39.48 Porttbliair 139869 195270 + 39.61 Ferrrergumj 84158 99070 + 17.72 CarfNicobar 20213 22220 + 9.93 Nanccowvry' 50512 54038 + 6.98 Totaal 442794 614242 + 38.72 Urban and Rural Poultry Population in Andaman and Nicobar Islands 1992 Census (No.) Urban/ Livestock Poultry Rural Male Female Total Desi Improved Total Urban 1762 3749 5511 20043 27301 47344 Rural 65502 89083 154585 467042 99856 566898 Total A & N 67264 92832 160096 487085 127157 614242 islands District / Tehsilwise livestock and Poultry Population in Andaman and NiGObar lsland§ 1992 Census (No,) Livestock population Poultry population District/Tahsil Male Female Total Male Female Total Andamans Digilpur 7950 10892 18842 96508 1022 97530 Mayabunder 7057 8289 15346 68070 1600 69670 Rangat 7168 10884 18052 75344 1100 76444 Portblair 12034 21847 33881 105740 89530 195270 Ferrargunj 8705 12727 21432 69670 29400 99070 Andamans Total 42914 64639 107553 415332 122652 537984 Nicobars CarNicobar 8006 8060 16066 18607 3613 22220 Nancowry 16344 20133 36477 53146 892 54038 Nicobars Total 24350 28193 52543 71753 4505 76258 Total A & N 67264 92832 160096 487085 127157 614242 islands AREA AND POPULATION Table-3.1 Sub-Dlvlsion, Tahsils and Revenue Villaiges Sub- Tahsll included RevenuM Division in the sub-division vill»ges(Mo.) Mayabunder 1. Diglipur 30 2. Mayabunder 26 3. Rangat 42 South Andaman 4. Port biair 46 5. Ferrargunj 53 CarNicobar 6. CarNicobar - Nancowry 7. Nancowry 7 Total 204 C *n » u i Andaman NIcobar Total Perpentage Y « a r of decadal variation 190t 18138 6511 24649 191T 17641 8818 26459 (+)7.34 1921 178J4 9272 27086 (+)2.37 1931' 19223 10240 29463 (+)8.78 1941 21316 12452 33768 (+)14.61 1951 18962 12009 30971 (-)8.28 1961 48985 14563 63548 (+)105.19 1971 93468 21665 115133 (+)81.17 1981 158287 30454 188741 ^+)63.93 1991 241453 39208 280661 (+)48.70 POPULATION OF A & N ISLANDS since 1901 w POPULATIONfrhou*.) Table-3.3 Growth rat* of population Sacacda Parctntagt dacadal variation In population A & N Islands Andamans Nlcobars District District 1901-11 (+) 7.34 (-) 2.74 (+) 35.43 1911-.21 (+) 2.37 (+) 0.98 (+) 5.15 1921-31 (+) 8.78 (+) 7.91 (+) 10.44 1931-41 (+) 14.61 (+) 10.89 (+) 21.60 1941.^51 (-) 8.28 (-) 11.04 (') 3.56 1951-^61 (+) 105.19 (+) 158.33 (+) 21.27 1961--71 (+) 81.17 (+) 90.81 (+) 48.77 1971-J81 (+) 63.93 (+) 69.35 (+) 40.57 1981-J91 (+) 48.70 (+) 62.54 (+) 28.74 Tahsii Male Female Total Percentage Variation 1981 1991 1981 1991 1981 1991 Digiipur 8509 12801 7193 10933 15702 23734 (+) 51.15 Mayabunder 7792 11621 6162 9949 13954 21570 (+) 54.58 Rangat 13756 18117 10533 15251 24289 33368 (+) 37.38 Port Blair 44701 69333 31628 54171 76329 123504 (*) 61.80 Ferrargunj 15688 21186 12325 18091 28013 39277 (+) 40.21 Nancowfy 8784 11147 0184 8725 14968 19872 (+) 32J6 CarNicobar 8031 10164 7455 9172 15486 19336 (+) 24.86 A&NlslandsI 07261 154369 81480 126292 188741 280661 {+) 48.70 UT/Dlstrictt Total Population Scheduled Tahsll/lstaincl Rural (persons) Tribes Urban (No) (persons) (No) A.Dd.ainain.& NIcfibar Jsiands IfitaJ 280661 26770 Rural 205706 26268 Urban 74955 502 1. Andaimains DisM ct TataJ 241453 1,917 Rural 166498 1415 Urban 74955 502 (1) D lalinurlaliftil Total 23734 3 1. Narcamd am Island Rural 17 ■ 2. Eastllsland Rural 29 1 3. North! Andaman Island (Part) Rural 23396 2 4. Smlthi Is land Rural 292 ■ ()J)Mayja}.underTah&iJ Total 21570 16 Northi Amdaman Islantd (Part) Rural 8092 1 5. Stewtart Island Rural 2 28 6. Curlew Island Rural 2 . 7. Aves Island Rural 3 8. Interview Island Rural 19 1 9. Middle Andaman Island (Part) Rural 13452 14 (iihRangatTahsil Total 333ft8 m Middle Andaman Island (Part) Rural 31449 101 10.Prolob Island Rural 2 . 11.Long Island Rural 1917 . UylBArtfiiairTAjbiLI Total 123604 Rural 48549 •1241 Urban 74955 502 12.North Passage Island Rural 47 13.Strait Island Rural 33 24 14.Baratang Island Rural 5560 4 15.Peel Island Rural 4 . 16.Havelock Island Rural 3681 . 17. John Lawrence Island Rural 53 1 IS.Nelllsland Rural 2463 4 19.South Andaman Island (Part) Total 86828 508 Rural 23873 6 Urban 74955 502 20.Rutland Island Rural 562 2 21 .Ntorth Sentinel Isliand Rural 26 26 22.LHttle Andaman Isliand Rural 12247 1174 (yjpiirraraunj Tahtil Total 39277 Soouth Andaman Isliand (Part) Rural 39268 54 23.Fltatbay Island Rural 2 - 24.Vliper Island Rural 7 - h Niicobiri Diitrlct Total 39206 24863 Rural 39208 24853 Urban -- fvhCiar NIcabar Tahall Total 19336 1£781 1 CaarNicobar Island Rural 19336 15781 OdiXJfiADCfiwry.Iahfil Rural 19872 9072 2. Ctnowra Island Rural 1225 1196 3. Tetressa Island Rural 1779 1617 4. Bffimpoka Island Rural 51 51 5. Ktttchal Island Rural 5072 2491 6. naincowry Island Rural 1014 907 7. Kaimorta Island Rural 2973 1393 8. TriinketIsland Rural 350 350 8. Pujlomilo Island Rural 122 109 iO.LItttlaNicobar Island Rural 308 295 H.Koondul Island Rural 147 139 12.GrreatNicobar Island Rural 6831 524 30 Population by age group (1981 census in *00)) Age group Rural Urban Total (in year) 0-4 211 61 272 5-9 203 62 265 10-14 159 53 212 15-19 116* 47 163 20-24 134 58 192 25-29 144 58 202 30-34 .100 43 143 35-39 95 36 131 40-44 68 26 94 45-49 56 22 78 50-54 38 13 51 55-59 21 7 28 60-64 18 4 22 65-69 10 2 12 70+ 17 3 20 Age not stated 1 1 2 Total 1391 496 1887 Reliiglon Population Census 1961 1971 1981 1991 (No.) (No.) (No.) (No.) Hindlus 32781 70134 121793 189521 Musllim.'s 7398 ,11655 16188 21354 Chrisstians 17973 30342 48274 67211 Sikhss 241 865 991 1350 Budhiistcs 1707 103 127 322 Jains 3 14 11 - 17 Otheirs 3445 2020 1357 886 Totail 63548 115133 188741 280661 Housahold population by ianguas* mainly apoNcan in tht houaahoid (1981 canaua) (in MoJ Nama of tha language Mala Famala T(Otai mainly apokan Assameese 10 8 18 Bengali 23138 21009 44147 Gujrati 68 42 110 Hindi 17761 14685 32446 Kannada 120 114 234 Kashmiri 1 4 5 Malayalam 10138 8524 18662 Marathi 175 167 332 Oriya 53 38 91 Punjabi 964 811 11775 Sindhi 10 4 14 Tamil 15640 10845 26485 Telugu 9965 7667 17632 Urdu 937 860 1797 Coorgi/ltadagu 14 5 19 Doegrj 2 4 6 Engilish 47 44 91 Gori'khali/Nepalj 140 114 254 Khetria 1125 846 1971 Konikani 16 8 24 Kurankh/Oranm 3232 2529 5761 Mun«da 1072 794 1866 Munidari 274 202 476 Nicobari 11012 10412 21424 Santthaii 3 3 6 Tului 1 ' 1 2 Goncdi(Muria) 2 3 5 Lushiai/Mizo 3 3 6 Otheirlanguages spoken 1755 1471 3226 Totail 97678 81207 178885 Category Population (No)% of total workatrs Mala Famaia Total Mala Famaia Total Cultivator 12824 1701 14525 16 17 16 Agricultural Labourers 4587 402 4989 6 4 6 Household Industry 3868 1108 4976 5 11 5 Otherworkers 59386 6931 66317 73 68 73 Total 80666 10142 90807 100 100 100 Table • 3.10 Population of Port Blair Town Census Population Decadal % 0)«c«dal year (NO.) Varation Variation 1951 7789 1961 14075 (+)6286 (+) 80.70 1971 26218 (+)12143 (+) 86.27 1981 49634 (+)23416 (+) 89.31 . 749551 (+>25321 (+) 51.02 ::on Institute of iiducat • - » * aii;g and Admimitration. -{I, Vri Aurobindo Marfi, r fIhi-110016 Table-3.11 Sex Ratio O tc a d * A & N Andamans Nicobars Islands District District 1901 318 197 841 1911 352 197 825 1921 303 146 769 1931 495 348 881 1941 574 433 891 1951 625 489 900 1961 617 554 872 1971 644 615 784 1981 760 750 811 1991 818 814 840 * No oaf fmmml0s per 1000 males 36 Tahsil wise sex Ratio * Tahsil Sex Ratio as per Census 1961 1971 1981 1<991 Diglipur 714 793 845 1854 Mayabunder 543 707 791 ;856 Rangat 427 632 766 842 Port Blair NA 560 708 781 Ferrargunj NA 609 786 854 CarNlcobar 926 902 928 902 Nancowry 767 618 704 783 * No of Females per 1000 males Table-3.13 Density of population of A & N islands Census Density Year (No. of persons per Sq. Km) 1901 3 1911 3 1921 3 1931 4 1941 4 1951 4 1961 8 1971 14 1981 23 1991 34 Tahsii wise Density of popuiation Tahsil (Person per Sq. Km) 1971 1981 1991 Diglipur 11 18 27 Mayabumder 6 10 16 Rangat 14 23 31 Portblair/Ferrergunj 20 33 52 CarNicobar 105 120 152 Nancowiry 4 8 12 A & N isilands 14 23 34 Table-3.15 TRIBAL POPULATION (in No) Category Census year 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 Andafflanltlindi Andamainese 23 19 24 26 Onges (150) 129 112 97 Jarawas (50) (500) NE 31 N.A Sentinal«se • (50) NE NE Nicfil?ir.liland8 Nicobarese 11902 13903 17874 21984 Shompems (20) 71 92 223 Total 12145 14672 18102 22361 26770 N.E - No>t Enumerated N.A - Not available Note - figures in Brackets are estimated. ta b le -3.16 Tahsil wise handicapped persons 1981 ce>nsus * Tahsil Blind Crippled Duimb Diglipur 3 9 6 Mayabunder - 4 7 Rangat 5 17 13 Port Blair 18 18 23 Ferrargunj 5 12 14 CarNicobar 32 45 13 Nancowry 6 9 3 * Census for handicapped persons has not conducted during ^9991 Table-3.17 Tahsil wise census villages and average population (1991 Census) Tahsil Census Average popuiaiilon villages per villages Diglipur 42 565 Mayabunder 71 304 Rangat 75 445 Port Blair 97 558 Ferrargunj 80 491 Car Nicobar 16 1208 Nancowry 176 1113 Total 547 376 llnhiabited census village classified by population (1991 census) No. of Population (No.) viH isige Villages Male Female Total Witin Population less thian 200 285 9274 7714 16988 200-49I9 95 15979 13976 29955 500-99I9 65 26027 21590 47617 100C -1.999 44 32820 28245 61065 200C above 15 27886 22195 50081 Totail 504 111986 93720 205706 Table-3.19 Marital statua of population item Population canaua 1971 1981 Total Population of A & N Islands 115133 18874i Total married persons 49346 78767T a)Male 30287 43486 b)Female 19059 349211 Total divorced or Separated Persons 539 &62 a)Male 360 234 b)Female 179 328 Tahisll / Island Occupied House- Residential hold Houses 1. DIGLiPUR TAHSIL 4768 4773 Narcondam Island 3 3 East Island 15 15 North Andaman Island (Part) 4679 4684 Snnith Island 71 71 MAYABUNDER TAHSIL 4614 4615 North Andaman Isliand (Part) 1748 1749 Stfewart Island 1 1 Cuirlew Island 1 1 Av'es Island 1 1 Inttervlew Island 3 3 Mitddle Andaman Isliand (Part) 2860 2860 RANGAT TAHSIL 7406 7418 Middle Andaman Island (Part) 6872 16884 Prolob Island 2 2 Long Island 532 532 PORT BLAIR TAHSIL 26848 2*7533 North Passage Island 22 22 Strait Island 12 12 Baratang Island 1135 1135 Peel Island 4 4 Havelock Island 757 769 John Lawarance Island 19 19 Neil Island 523 534 South Andaman Island (Part) 21350 121996 Rutland Island 158 158 North Sentinel Island 1 1 Little Andaman Island 5867 2883 FERRARGUNJ TAHSIL 7856 7878 South Andaman island (Part) 7853 7871 Flat bay Island 1 1 Viper Island 2 6 1. CAR NiCOBAR TAHSIL 2546 2592 Car Nicobar Island 2545 2592 7. NANCOWRY TAHSIL 4263 4304 Chowra Island 249 250 Teres sa Island 383 388 Bompioka Island 10 10 Katch;al island 1036 1040 Nancowry island 122 127 Kamorta Island 603 611 Trinket Island 43 43 Pulomiiio island 29 29 Little Nicobar Island 53 53 Kondul island 25 25 Great iNicobar island 1710 1728 Total 58300 59113 Projected Population of Andaman & Nicobar Islamds a t on 1st October 1992 to 2000 Year Population (Mid year estimates) 1992 297000 1993 307900 1994 319100 1995 330700 1996 342800 1997 356200 1998 368200 1999 381700 2000 395700 Note: Estimated Figures are provlsior)al Source: C. S. 0, New Delhi CIVIL SUPPLIES Y ta r Imports by supply department Rice Wheat Sugar 199f0-91 17343 7077 3988 1991-92 18000 8400 2964 199:2-93 20951 8215 3024 199:3-94 24000 6423 2197 199*4-95 22000 7222 3171 Table-4.2 Whole sale price of foodgralns at Port Blair under Public Distribution System (In Rs. per 100 Kg) Items 1991 1992 1993 1994 199S Rice ((Medium) 301.31 391.98 510.05 Rice ((Fine) 363.02 453.79 573,70 573.70 671.15 Rice ((Superfine) 384.76 475.43 595.97 595.97 703.39 Wheat 243.00 290.37 396.54 396.54 447,55 D istrict I Tahsllwise fair price shops in A & N islands’ Region 1990-91 1»91-92 1992-93 1993-941»»4r98 I ANDAiVIANSPISTRlCT i. Diglipur 3 3 3 3 4 ii Mayabunder 14 15 15 15 16 Hi Rangat 49 49 54 57 59 iv Port Blair 140 144 156 177- 181 V Ferrargunj 58 63 66 67 69 II NiCOBARS DISTRICT i CarNicobar 11 15 15 15; 15 ii Nancowry 21 29 32 32 34 iii Campbell bay 7 8 11 11 ,12 Total 303 32ef 352 377 390 Tabi« - 4.4 Fair price shops In Port Biair Town year No. of shops 1990-91 82 1991i-92 83 1992!-93 92 1993i-94 112 1994-96 114 Table-4.5 No. of Fair price shops by management as on 31.03.1995 Regitrn Public Private Cooperative Total Diglip)u*’ - 3 1 4 Mayatbunder - 14 2 16 Rangat - 63 6 59 Port Blair Rural - 56 11 67 Urban - 103 11 114 Ferran-gunj - 62 7 69 CarNiiccbar 1 1 13 15 Nancowry 1 6 28 34 Campbell Bay - 8 4 12 Total 2 305 83 390 Region Godow/n ft warehouse Total Capacity (No.) (MT) Diglipur 2 500 Mayabunder 2 500 Rangat 1 500 Port Blair 12 2500 Little Andaman 1 300 CarNicobar 2 700 katchal 1 300 Nancowry 3 350 Campbell Bay 3 950 Total 27 6600 District / Tahsll wls« Fair priea ahopt and Family Idantity Carda aa on 31.3.1996 Dittrlct/TahsH F.P.S Family Identity >carda No. (Ration Carda) (No) lAndamana Oiglipur 4 7562 Mayabunder 16 3763 Rangat 59 10413 Portblair 181 43450 Farrargunj 69 13671 ToUl 329 78869 IINIcobars CirNicobar 15 3686 Nancowry 34 3280 Cimpbell Bay 12 3920 Total 61 10886 6. Total 390 89745 Urban/Rurat wi«e Family Fair Prica Shopa and Family Idantity Cards (Ration card) aa on 31at March, 1995 Diatrict FPS F.t. Card holders Urban Rural Total Urban Rural Total Andamans 114 215 329 27790 51069 78858 Nicobars - 61 61 - 10866 1088e Total 114 276 390 27790 61955 6 m CLIMATE Table-6.1 Normal and actuat ratn fa» >n P o rtB ^ r #■4 >1 1 Rainfad ((n mma) year Normal Actual o f 1991 3180.0° 3Q96.9 1992 2793.6; 1993 2542.9 1994 3512.4 1995 3358.4 Table - 5.2 No. of Rainy Days & Rainfall recorded at Port Blair (MMs) Month 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Rainy Rain Rainy Rain Rainy Rain Rainy Rain Rainy Rain Days fall Days fall Days fall Days fall Days fall January - - 3 144.2 .- 1 1.1 1 003.2 February ----- 2 2.9 2 000.9 March 2 24.5 - - 1 030.0 6 98.1 3 012.3 April 12 156.0 - - - 000.8 3 151.7 2 006.9 May 7 225.2 21 303.0 17 276.2 20 413.2 23 406.2 June 16 228.6 22 479.0 16 339.5 23 577.2 27 734.1 July 22 496.6 23 601.7 24 568.6 29 655.9 26 482.7 August 27 809.7 16 401.0 23 344.7 24 505.9 27 541.4 September 25 571.7 16 422.4 24 553.0 21 788.0 27 349.8 October 25 370,4 21 259.1 23 210.4 12 127.5 19 319.7 November 5 171.8 15 177.9 9 192.2 7 174.9 22 495.5 December 4 42.4 2 00S.3 § 027.5 3 16.0 1 §:7 Total 145 3096.9 139 2793.6 142 2542.9 151 3512.4180 3358.4 Table - 5.3 Rainfall at various stations Station 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Mayabunder 1647.4 1679.6 2050.7 3387.5 3567.8 Long Island 2754.7 1802.3 2089.1 2776.2 3308.1 Port Blair 3096.9 2793.6 2542.9 3512.4 3358.4 Hut bay 2438.7 2209.4 2356.5 3716.3 3254.2 Car Nicobar 4033.1 3025.8 1978.6 2495.4 2625.9 Nancowry 2007.1 1913.2 2621.5 2613.0 2444.2 Kondul 2120.0 2606.7 3094.9 2807.2 2556.8 Table - 5.4 Temperature at Port Blair (in °c) Mean maximum temperature Mean minimum temperature Month 1993 1994 1995 1993 1994 1995 January 29.0 30.1 29.4 21.6 23.5 22.8 February 30.5 30.9* 31.0 21.2 23.7 22.6 March 31.1 30.9 31.7 23.1 23.1 23.3 April 32.4 31.6 33.1 24.8 23.9 25.3 May 31.4 31.1 31.5 25.2 24.5 25.2 June 30.2 29.1 29.6 25.6 24.2 24.8 July 27.9 28.6 29.2 24.3 22.7 23.7 August 29.0 28.8 29.0 24.6 23.4 23.9 September 28.7 29.0 29.3 23.8 22.7 23.7 October 29.5 30.3 29.9 24.0 22.9 23.8 November 29.9 30.0 29.8 24.9 23.9 23.0 December 29.9 31.0 29.4 24.3 22.6 22.9 Average mean Temperature 30.0 30.1 30.2 24.0 23.4 23.8 Table - 5.5 Mean relative humidity at Port Biair (%) Months 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 8.30 17.30 8.30 17.30 8.30 17.30 8.30 17.30 8.30 17.30 hrs hrs hrs hrs hrs hrs hrs hrs hrs hrs January 74 75 77 80 71 72 72 75 71 72 February 69 71 69 69 68 71 70 69 71 71 March 73 72 68 77 69 71 70 74 70 73 April 73 75 67 70 66 70 71 75 68 72 May 74 78 76 80 73 77 82 85 80 84 June 78 79 82 83 79 82 84 85 86 85 July 83 84 83 84 84 84 86 85 84 85 August 88 87 80 85 82 85 85 86 87 87 September 86 88 84 87 84 86 85 87 86 87 October 81 88 81 86 82 86 76 82 82 87 November 71 78 77 79 75 79 76 79 82 87 December 74 76 72 76 70 72 72 75 67 72 Mean Humidity 77 79 76 80 75 78 77 80 78 80 Mean winds speed at Port Blair (in Km per hour) Month 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 January 6.1 6.8 6.3 5.1 5.7 Febaiary 5.7 5.5 5.4 4.0 5.2 March 4.5 5.0 4.3 5.0 3.4 April 7.3 5.7 5.5 4.5 3.6 May 6.7 8.9 6.0 11.3 9.4 June 16.8 19.0 12.5 14.5 12.5 July 16.6 14.5 14.6 17.6 11.2 August 16.4 15.6 15.2 15.8 11.6 September 10.D 10.4 9.2 12.7 11.1 October 8.5 6.5 HA 4.6 6.1 November 7.0 7.2 4.0 7.2 7.2 December 7.9 7.7 6.2 6.0 6.2 Mean Wind Speed 9.5 9.4 7.4 9.0 7.8 MONTHLY3AVERAGE (TOTAL) RAINFALL JAN FEB MAR APR’ MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC MONTH r~l 1993 19S4 1995 WIND SPEED ^®®3 H i c m 19®5 Table-6.1 COMMERCE Commercial establishments & employment in Andaman and Nicobarlslands Year Stiops/Commerclal Employment Theatres and Employment Establishments (persons) Restaurants (persons) (No) (N o.) 1990-91 902 2043 63 526 1991-92 1012 2158 65 538 1992-93 868 2500 105 550 1993-94 892 3040 105 550 1994-95 922 3240 110 590 Economic Census -1990 Summary Results Rural Urban Total Item No. % No. % Ho. (Rural «Ufbm) 1. Agricultural Enterprises (a)Total Enterprises 578 78.85 155 21.15 m i. Own account Enterprises 440 84.62 80 15.38 520 ii. Establishments 138 64.79 75 35.21 213 (b)Persons usually wbrking in enterprises i. Total persons 1707 86.13 275 13.87 1982 II. Hired workers 989 91.15 96 8.85 1085 iii. Male workers 1535 86.77 234 13.23 1769 2, Non-agricultural Enterprises (a)Total enterprises 7453 70.18 3167 29.82 10620 i. Own account enterprises 4264 80.91 1006 19.09 5270 ii. Establishments 3189 59.61 2161 40.39 5350 (b)Per§on usually working in enterprises i. Total persons 29459 58.58 20830 41.42 50289 ii. Hired workers 19919 51.96 18418 48.04 38337 iii. Male workers 24239 56.64 18559 43.36 42798 Net state Domestic Product at current price from 1985-86 to 1993-94 (Rs. in '000) » Sectors 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988^89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 P Agriculture 360684 435650 493255 477400 490600 567933 609124 649347 1115161 Forestry & Logging 136586 12209C 89305 152300 216700 163400 193378 205116 235073 Fishing 35873 50360 48301 43400 85900 131700 206798 234570 286818 Mining & Quarrying 13329 15894 15088 9900 10200 11700 11632 9650 10139 Primary Total 546472 623994 645949 683000 803400 874733 1020932 1098683 1647191 Manufacturing i (Regd .. 79527 42537 74528 62800 51300 36500 24066 228056 195514 (Un registered) 25752 31876 27891 34800 44300 56400 88150 61991 69511 Construction 68396 85964 64963 104400 124500 136700 153573 168001 188371 Electricity, Gas & W-supply (-)33137 (-)36666 (-)36036 (-)47200 (-)51900 H75200 (-)84703 (->146059 161685 SecondaryTotal 140538 123711 131346 154800 166200 154400 181086 331989 291711 Transport storage & Communication Transport 5844 10859 22006 7600 10700 9500 (-)131133 (->348200 (->187089 Communication 4500 5900 8200 10900 14700 15700 17000 19800 28900 Trade, Hotels. & Restaurants 83639 95039 106512 125600 185500 146300 184987 223478 230521 Tertiary Total 94883 111798 136718 144100 183200 171500 70854 (->104922 72332 Banking & Insurance 13700 20200 20900 23100 41600 38700 63800 70800 75600 Rest Estate & dwelling 14960 13748 11509 13700 24900 31600 36005 30847 43219 Public Administration 50071 81579 73557 86400 114200 117800 135880 228307 248286 Other Services 91460 126641 136003 153800 172300 212900 251717 285324 294544 Finance, Real Estate, Community & Personal 170191 242168 2419690 279000 353000 401000 487402 615278 661649 Services Grand Total 952084 1101671 1155982 1260900 1510100 1601633 1760274 1941028 2672883 population (in No.) 238900 249700 260600 271700 283100 286600 297000 307900 319100 Per capita income (in Rs) 3985 4412 4436 4641 5334 5588 5927 6304 8376 P-Provisional Net state Domestic product at constant price from 1985-86 to 1993-94 (Rs in '000) Sectors 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 Agriculture 298268 307413 337344 312600 304700 324752 322628 353482 377572 Forestry & Logging 40299 35426 26050 132700 124500 88300 88055 110155 112262 Fishing 27510 39529 40281 36700 37500 48100 61095 71394 74401 Mining & Quarrying 14120 16803 23958 4800 4500 5600 5692 3116 3336 Primary Total 380197 399171 427633 486800 471200 466752 477470 538147 576571 Manufacturing (i) Regd. 65777 34703 63219 50300 34500 27500 12247 104784 90064 (ii) Unregistered 20829 25249 21734 25300 29800 38000 44876 35913 40272 Construction 36987 41305 30487 44500 53200 50400 57022 57995 57782 Electricity, Gas & W-supply (-)49091 (-)59060 (->59172 (-)60500 (-)66500 (-)78400 (-)85418 (-)26654 (->28837 Secondary Total 74502 42197 56268 59600 51000 37500 28727 172038 159281 Transport storage & Communication Transport 3381 7027 14366 4100 5900 7900 (-)57728 (->107108 (-)58576 Communication 3600 3600 3700 3500 3200 3400 3600 4100 4400 Trade. Hotels & Restaurants 53638 56976 59544 63300 65800 51500 55695 71412 73583 Tertiary Total 60619 67603 77610 70900 74900 62800 1567 (-)31596 19407 Banking & Insurance 11400 15400 16100 17800 22400 20900 23000 23400 27600 Real Estate & dwelling 11942 12036 10803 10400 11600 15800 16915 14502 15612 Public Admrnistratron 32909 48905 45583 45000 53600 57000 68600 788220 78087 Other Services 58847 74800 73377 76000 84000 78500 67464 90704 91009 Finance. Real Estates, Community & Personal 115098 151141 140863 148200 171600 172200 175979 206826 212308 Services Grand Total 630416 660112 702374 765500 768700 739252 683743 885415 958567 Population (in No.) 238900 249700 260600 271700 283100 286500 297000 307900 319100 Per capita income (in Rupees) 2639 2644 2695 2817 2715 2580 2302 2876 3004 P-Provisionai Net State Domestic Product Per Capita Income Year Cunvnt Prtc* Conttant Price CO-OPERATION Table-7.1 Co • operative societies in A & N islands Region Societies (in No.) Membership (in No.) 3rS-91 31.3.92 31.3.93 31.3.94 31.3.95 31.3.91 31.3,92 31.3 93 31.3 94 31.3,9f North Andaman 44 44 44 44 43 3976 3976 4207 4207 4100 Middle Andaman 46 46 46 46 55 5313 5313 5109 5109 6455 South Andaman 270 290 273 286 294 38118 38568 38209 38254 45592 Nicobar group of Islands 62 62 64 64 66 3899 3899 4493 4493 5108 Total 422 442 427 440 458 51306 51756 S2018 52063 61255 Membership and Capital of Co-operative Societies Item Unit 31.3.91 31.3.92 31.3.93 31.3.94 31.3.95 Societies No. 422 442 427 440 458 m Membership 51305 51756 52018 52063 61255 Share Capital (Rs in’OOO) 16894 19835 19230 19304 27365 Reserve Fund Rs 29910 29910 29940 67500 95610 Working Capital Rs. •• 242988 259016 259849 141916 573600 Oittriet w it* M*mb*rship & capital of co-operative •ocietiea • • on 31.3.1995 ft«m Unit Andamans Nicoban AftN Dittrtct CNstrtct Island* Societies No. 392 66 4SS Membership 56147 5108 61255 Share capital (R» in ’000) '• 17277 10088 27365 Reserve fund ” 46244 49366 95610 Worlcing Capital " 525926 47674 573600 Sector wia» Co>op«r«tiv* tociatiet in A & N island* as on 31.3.199S Sector Soci»tl«t Membership 8h*r« (No) 1, Credit a. Agricultural 45 7844 16.11 b. Non'Agricultural 19 21356 37.58 2. Consumer 31 16552 16.94 3. Marketing 35 3673 99.68 4 Plantation 20 756 2.14 5. industrial 40 2290 9.07 6. Housing 53 1773 40.66 7, Milit/Poultfy/Flsherie* 77 2564 4.66 t Transport 44 675 35.73 9. Others 94 3752 11.04 EDUCATION TabU<8.1 No of LlteraUa & Lit«racy rat» of A & N Islands Particulars Number of Utsratas in tha year 1971* 1981* 199V Total 98126 161539 234312 Male 6147$ 93561 130872 Female 36848 67978 103440 Literates Total 50191 97321 171086 Male 36160 62983 103377 Female 14031 34338 67709 Literacy Rate Total 51,15 60.25 73-tt Male 58.82 67.32 76| Female 38.29 50.51 65.4 Excluding 0-4 age group Excluding 0-6 age group No. of & ifUracy rau among rurai'urban population PartieuUra 1991 cenaua Total Rural Urban Population (Excluding 0-6 ag» group) Total 234312 169885 64427 Mal» 130872 93632 37040 Female 103440 78063 27367 Lttaratas Total 171086 116453 52633 male 103377 71305 32072 Female 67709 47148 20561 Literacy Rate Total 73.02 69.73 81.69 Male 7S.99 75.99 66.59 Female 65.46 61.99 75.08 Particuiare As per population census 1991 (Poputatton of Port Blair excluding 0*6 age group) Total 64427 Male 37040 Female 27387 Literates Total 52633 Male 32072 Female 20561 Literacy Rate Total 81.69 Male 88.59 Female 75:t)8 Name of Tahsll Total population Literate Literacy (Exd. 0-6 age group) population Rate Port Blair 104572 81426 77.87 Ferrargunj 32952 24209 73.47 Rsngat 27737 20193 72.60 Mayabunder 17356 12120 69.83 Diglipur 19027 12321 64.76 CarNicobar 16358 10677 65.27 Nancowry 16310 10140 62.17 A & N (stands 234312 171086 73.02 Type Soutti Middle North Nicobar Total Andaman Andaman Andaman group of Islands m3-»4 14M-9S 1M3-94 1»94-»5 1M3-94 19&4-95 1M3-M 1994-15 1»S3-»4 1M4-9S Ashram School ------1 1 1 1 Preprimary School 14 15 3 3 1 1 5 4 23 23 Primary School 57 57 58 48 37 44 35 35 187 184 Middle School 22 23 9 8 5 6 8 8 44 45 Secondary School 13 13 6 6 6 6 6 6 31 31 Sr. Secondary School 24 24 7 7 2 2 8 8 41 41 College 1 1 - 1 -- 1 - 2 2 Polytechnic 2 2 -- -- - 2 2 IT.I 1 1 -- _-. 1 ^ 1 T.T.I 1 1 --. - - 1 ^ 1 B.Ed.College 1 1 ------1 1 1 Vernacular School ------9 9 9 9 Total 136 138 83 73 51 59 73 71 343 341 Type Boys Girls Total 1993-94 1994-95 1993-94 1994-95 1993-94 1994-96 Ashram School 35 35 35 35 Preprimary Schools 1422 I486 1067 1902 2489 3388 Primary Schools 8266 8588 7503 7680 15769 16268 Middle Schools B432 8388 7603 7585 16035 15973 Secondary Schools 7921 7946 6723 6868 14644 14814 Sr. Secondary Schools 16901 17118 14970 15562 31871 32680 I.T.l. 14 24 25 44 39 68 B.Ed., College 12 21 29 37 41 58 College 891 1045 755 795 1646 1840 Vernacular 134 134 113 113 247 247 I.T.l. 114 84 25 19 139 103 Polytechnlc(l&U) 135 115 59 43 194 158 Total 44277 44984 38872 40648 83149 85632 Net State Domestic Product Per Capita Income 9000- .... 7 “ / SOOO" ... 4000* 1986^7 1887«M 1 8 § ^ 1910^1 1 ^ 1 ^ Year Current Price -***- Constant Price | Table-8.9 *r Zon« w)s« number of educational Inatltutione, enrolment & teachere 1994-9S Zone tnetltuttons Enrolment Teacher* Oiglipur 49 9074 418 Mayabunder 37 5475 292 Rangat 46 9139 490 Port 6iatr(H.Q. area) 44 26058 1099 S. Andaman (Rural) 51 15308 743 Wimberlygunj 43 10B95 52} CarNicobar 26 4946 2H, Nancowry 34 3069 17? Campbeii Bay 11 1668 ’1 Total 341 66632 4111 Educational Inttltutiona, Enrotmantft Taachers In Port Blair Town Yaars Inatitutlon Enrolmtnt Teachars 1990-91 42 24086 960 1991-92 43 25369 1023 1992-93 44 25333 1073 1693-94 43 25284 1080 1994-95 44 26056 1095 Educational (nstUutiont & in«tttutlon*^l8e Enrolment in Municipal Araa 1994-95 (No.) Typa of 3ehoiara tnatltuttona Inatitutton Boya Girla ToUl Pra-primary :£C ^2 607 549 1156 Primary 7 1182 915 2097 Middle 6 2146 1856 4002 m Secondary 6 3356 2606 6162 Sr. Secondary 10 5635 5262 10897 TT.I. 1 24 44 68 Govt. College n 915 703 1618 B.Ed. College 1 21 37 58 Total 44 13886 12172 260St Stage wise enrolment of students (No.) Stages of Boys Girls Total Education 1993-94 1994*95 1993-94 1994-95 1993-94 1994-95 Prft-primary 2403 2402 1977 2641 4380 5043 Primafy 23257 23359 21266 44311 44625 Mkldie 10307 10646 8875 9504 19182 20150 Secondary 4833 4778 4053 4080 6886 8858 Sr. Secondary 2177 2376 1907 2106 4084 4482 T.T.I. 14 24 25 44 39 68 Polytechnic (1 & II) 135 115 59 43 194 158 College level 891 1045 755 795 1646 1840 B.Ed. Course 12 21 29 37 41 58 I.T.I. 114 82 2^ 19 139 103 Vernacular School 134 134 113 113 247 247 ToUl 44277 44984 38872 40648 83149 85632 Stages of Andamans iicobars Total Education 1993-94 1994-95 1993-94 1994-95 1993-94 1994-95 5043 Pre-primaty 4091 4745 289 298 4380 Primary 38969 39389 5342 %236 44311 44625 20150 Middle 16759 17743 2423 2407 19182 Secondary 7574 7694 1312 1164 8386 8858 4084 4482 Sr. Secondary 3657 4151 427 % 331 68 TT.I. 39 68 . - 39 158 Polytechnic (1 & 11} 194 158 . - 194 College level 1549 1840 97 - 1646 1840 B.Ed. Course 41 58 . - 41 58 103 I.T.I 139 103 - - 139 247 Vernacular School - - 247 247 247 Total 73012 7S949 10137 9683 83149 8S632 Stages of Boy* Girls ToUl Education 1M3-94 1994-9S 1993*94 1994>95 1993-94 1994-95 Pre-primary 90 143 105 114 195 257 Primary 1915 1812 1710 1638 3625 3450 Middte 851 794 735 782 1586 1576 Secondary 383 372 400 335 783 707 Sr. Secondary 104 64 ^ 83 < 69 187 133 T.T.I. 3 1 4 2 7 3 Polytechnic (I& II) 4 1 1 - 5 1 B.Ed. College 24 7 18 3 42 10 College 1 30 • 33 1 63 Vernacular 134 134 113 113 247 247 I.T.I. - 3 3 - 6 ToUl 3509 3361 ^3169 3092 6678 6453 #1 • Table-8.7 Educational Institutions, Enrolment and Teachers in A & N Islands (No.) Year Educational Enrolment Teachers Institutions 1990-91 334 76185 3714 1991-92 340 78603 3850 1992-93 344 80429 4027 1993-94 343 83149 4033 1994-95 341 85632 4115 Table-8.8 District wise Educational institutions 8t Enrolment (No.) District institutions Enrolment 1993-94 1994-95 1993-94 1994-95 Andamans 270 270 73012 75949 Nicobars 73 71 10137 9663 A & N Islands 343 341 83149 85632 Scholarshtpi awarded by Education dept, for higher education 1994*95 Couree of Study No* of etudente Medical 30 Engineering (Degree & Diploma) 196 Veterinary (B.V.Sc) 25 BSc. Agriculture 68 B. Sc. Horticulture 1 M.Sc. Agriculture 6 Dairy Technology 3 Fisheriis 1 Ecology Pharmacy 15 Nursing 59 B.D.S. 8 BSW/MSW 7 Library Science 12 Sanitary Inspector Cardiological Asst. 2 Medical Lab Technician 3 Dental ^^echanic 1 OphttialmicAsstt 6 Diplo*ma in Secretarial practice 2 Phys.iotheraphy (B.Sc.) 2 M.Phiil/Ph.d. - / 2 M.P.Ed/B.P.Ed 9/19 LLB. 20 Hotel Management/M.B.A 4/4 National Scholarship 1 B.V. Arts 3 B.M.Vet. Science (M.V.Sc) B.A/'B.Sc/B.Ed. 57 P.G.Diploma 4 B.H..M.S. 9 B.A..M.S. 4 A.MI.E. 1 Educational Institutions in Public & Private Sector, 1994-95 (in No.) Type of Public Private TotaH Institution Pre-primary 4 19 23 Ashram 1 - 1 Primary 176 . 8 184 Middle 44 1 45 Secot^dary 29 2 31 Sr. Secondary 36 5 41 I.T.I. 1 1 Polytechnic 2 2 T.T.I. 1 1 College 2 2 B.Ed. College 1 1. Vernacular - 9 9 Total 297 44 341 T«ach«rt in Public & Private schools as on 31.3.06 (In No.) Teachers Typs of Public Private Total Imstltution Pre-primary 6 97 103 Primary 680 57 747 (Middle 726 11 736 Secondary 607 58 665 .'Sr. Secondary 1509 162 1661 Ashram 1 1 College 103 103 B.Ed. College 20 20 Polytechnic (I& II) 63 53 l.T.I. 17 17 Vernacular - 9 9 Total 3731 364 4116 Enrolm«nt of ttud«nts in public & PrivaU Schools at on 31.3.90 Typ« of Public Private Totail Institution (No) (No) (No)) Pre-primary 193 3195 3388' Primary 15171 1097 16268 Middle 15589 384 15973 Secondary 12567 2247 14814 Sr. Secondary 29619 3061 32680 T.T.I. 68 - 68 B.Ed. College 58 - 58 College level 1840 - 1840 Polytechnic (i& 11) 158 - 158 I.T.I. 103 - 103 Ashram School 35 - 35 Vernacular - 247 247 Total 75401 10231 85632 Table-8.19 All India Secondary Examination Results No. of Students Appeared Passed Pass Percentage Year Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1990-91 1482 1251 2733 638 484 1122 43 39 41 1991-92 1567 1399 2966 739 594 1333 47 42 45 1992-93 1691 1433 3124 959 831 1790 57 58 57 1993-94 1987 1554 3541 955 745 1700 48 48 48 1994-95 1728 1459 3187 652 534 1186 38 37 37 All India Sr. Secondary examination results No. ofttudonti Appsartd Piiftd Pati pareentaoe Year Boys G irit Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total § 1990-91 881 763 1644 470 408 878 53 S3 S3 1991-92 858 698 1556 540 510 1050 63 73 67 1992-93 914 S§§ 1479 573 486 1059 70 73 7^ 1993-94 958 691 1649 705 476 1181 74 69 72 1994-95 1013 892 1905 601 544 1145 59 61 60 Enrolment of students in Teachers Training institute year IMale Female Total 1990-91 60 69 129 1991-92 22 40 62 1992-93 9 13 22 1993-94 14 25 39 1994-95 24 44 68 T able. 8.22 Teaching staff In Teachers Training Institute (No.) Year Male Female Total 19901-91 12 5 17 1991-92 10 4 14 1992-93 9 5 14 1993-94 12 5 17 1994-95 15 5 20 Table-8,23 Examination-results of Tsachers Training Institute Particulars 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 Students Passed (No.) Boys 27 6 7 Girls 37 12 11 Total 64 18 18 Table -8.24 J.N.R.M enrolment (Arts and Commerce) 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 Course M F Tot MF Tot M F Tot B.A Part 1 202 151 353 208 204 412 194 189 383 Part II 185 179 364 141 121 262 196 170 366 Part III 287 214 501 149 157 306 147 114 261 B.Com 115 48 163 118 44 162 112 51 163 M.A. 23 30 53 22 32 54 28 21 49 Total 812 6221434 638 558 1196 677 545 1222 Course 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 M F Tot M F Tot M F Tot B.Sc. Part! 77 64 141 100 56 156 100 66 166 Parti! 35 51 86 54 51 105 74 32 106 Part III 46 43 89 25 42 67 51 48 99 M.Sc. 6 13 19 13 12 25 13 12 25 Total 164 171 335 192 161 353 238 158 396 Table-8.26 J.N.R.M. Teaching Staff (in No.) Year Male Female Total 1990-91 35 10 45 1991-92 38 11 49 1 992-93 35 13 48 1 993-94 40 10 50 1 994-95 37 10 47 J.N.R.M. College Result of Arts & Commerce Group (No.) Course 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 BA Part 1 Students Appeared 377 301 369 339 " Passed 63 49 80 91 B.A. Partn Students Appeared 475 329 256 318 Passed 83 27 51 54 B.A. Partin Students Appeared 347 451 306 238 Passed 142 156 118 103 B.Com Students Appeared - 154 163 156 Passed ■- 41 43 47 M.A Students Appeared 10 51 50 48 Passed 8 44 46 46 Course 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-96 B.Sc Parti Students Appeared 73 120 108 130 Passed 22 24 30 34 B.Sc. Part II Students Appeared 91 67 99 92 " Passed 20 25 32 25 B.Sc. Part III Studients Appeared 87 88 66 98 Passed 24 26 31 35 M.Sc. Students Appeared - 17 24 22 Passed * 14 14 22 Enrolment of Mahatma Gandhi Qovt. Coiaga, Mayabundar (Arts & Commarca 1994*96) Courta Scheduled Tribat Othart Total M F T M F T M F T B.A Parti 1 1 100 72 172 101 72 173 Partii - 1 1 7 2 9 7 3 10 Partlii 5 5 10 18 11 29 23 16 39 B.Com • - • 30 16 45 30 15 45 Total 6 6 12 166 100 266 161 106 267 ^Tabla • 8.30 Examination Raault of l\/iahatma QandhI Govt. Colaga Mayabundar (1994-95) (No.) Couraa Studanti Appaarad Studanta Paaaad 8.T Othara Total S.T Othara Total B.A. Parti 1 102 103 - 18 18 Partii 1 9 10 1 1 2 Partlii 10 27 37 1 7 8 B.Com . 41 41 NIL Nil Nil B.Ed. Examination Results Year No< of Students Appeared Passed IM FTMPT 1990-91 25 50 75 19 39 58 1991-92 19 31 50 13 26 39 1992-93 08 18 26 08 18 26 1993-94 12 29 41 12 29 41 1994-95 21 37 58 21 37 58 Tabie-8.32> Membership of State Library (No.) Year iMen Women Children Total 1990-91 5530 1299 1951 8780 1991-92 5736 1374 2063 9173 1992-93 5961 1420 2259 9640 1993-94 6208 1448 2462 10118 1994-95 6436 1488 2577 10501 97 T able-8.33 Books and Magazines in State Library as on 31.3.95 Language Books News paper ■Magazines Available Daily Weekly Weekly F.N. Monthly Hindi 19956 12 English 19496 17 Bengali 7084 Tamil 4872 4 Telugu 4559 3 Maiayaiam 3147 1 Urdu 3458 3 Panjabi 928 1 Total 53500 19 10 23 24 41 (I) Enrolment of S tu d tn U in First Oovt. Polyttchnic 19B4-06(NO.) lt«m 1 y«ar It Y tar III Yaar M F T M F T M F T Diploma Civil Eng- 13 19 32 11 8 19 5 - 5 Diploma Mech. Eng • 33 . 33 12 • 12 4 - 4 Diploma Elect. Eng • 24 8 32 9 5 14 6 2 6 (Contd.,) Item 1 Y e s i II Y e a r Ill Y e a r M F T M FT M F T 1 Eiectronic & Electrical Communication 16 9 25 6 8 14 4 - 4 2.Fisheries Engineering 10 - 10 10 - 10 -- - 3.Fishing Boat Skipper 10 - 10 10 - 10 2 - 2 4.House Reception and Book keeping 7 5 12 ------ 5. House keeping 9 1 10 ------Examination results in govt. Polytechnic College 1994-95 (No.) Items 1 Year II Year III Year Appeared Passed Appeared Passed Appeared Passed DipiomaCivil Eng. 38 28 18 11 5 5 Diploma Mech. Ehg. 35 27 12 10 4 4 Diploma Elect. Eng. 39 11 16 11 8 8 Yoar North Middle South Nicobar Total Andaman group of islands group of islands 1989-90 50 90 100 160 400 1990-91 27 81 63 108 279 1991-92 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1992-93 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil *1993-94 " •• II *1994-95 " " M tl II * No Adult Education centres were functioning. The Adult Education Programme was conducted through student vol unteers of different schools of these Islands Year Andamans District Nicobars D istrict Total M ■ F Tot M F T M F Tot 1990-91 1367 2001 3368 1202 992 2194 2569 2993 5562 1991-92 2128 2873 5001 383 749 1132 2511 3622 6133 1992-93 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1993-94 566 911 1497 214 289 503 800 1200 2000 *1994-95 607 910 1517 200 300 500 807 1210 2017 * Through the student volunteers of various school Table-8.38 Adults Made Literate in A & N Islands (No.) Year Male Female Total 1990-91 1902 2854 4756 1991-92 1302 1713 3015 1992-93 1646 1952 3598 1993-94 804 1219 2023 1994-95 807 1210 2017 Table • 8.39 Adult Tribals Made Literates (No.) Year Male Female Total 1990-91 780 709 1489 •1991-92 177 243 420 *1992-93 286 498 784 *1993-94 214 289 503 1994-95 200 300 500 * Through students volunteers of different schools of this territory. Percentage of Literate Ce>nsu8 Year population among person'aged 5 and above 1901 28.89 1911 17 31 1921 19.49 1931 16.05 1941 + 14.36 1951@ 30.30 1961 40.07 1971 51.15 1981 60.25 1991# 73.02 * Excludes Tribal Population + Including age group o-4 @ Based on sample tabulation # Excluding age group 0-6 GROWTH OF LITERACY 90 80 70 I I 50 u c S: 40; 30 20 10; 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 YEAR ELECTION Table-9.1 Election to Lok Sabha 1991 Particulars Name / No. NameofCoistituency A & N Islands Parlia mentary Costituency Lok Sabha Seats 1 Contesting Condidates 5 Polling Statons in A & N Islands 295 Total electo's 169038 Total VotesPolled 108805 Percentageof Votes Polled 64.37% Total validVotes 107316 Table • 9.2 Distribution of Votes Polled Region Total votes Valid votes polled (No.) Polled (No.) Diglipur 10006 9900 Mayabunder 8847 8709 Rangat 15210 15019 Port Blair 35779 35356 Ferrargun] 17145 16927 Little Andaman 5021 4945 CarNicobar 9015 8906 Nancowry 5119 4985 Campbell Bay 2646 2553 Postal votes 17 16 Total 108805 107316 Region Polling station (No.) Diglipur 28 Mayabunder 28 Rangat 39 Port Blair 86 Ferrargunj 42 Little Andaman 12 CarNicobar 16 Nancowry 27 Campbell Bay 17 Total 295 Region Male Female Total Oiglipur 7420 6251 13671 Mayabunder 7598 5367 12965 Rangat 12763 8837 21600 Port Blair 39072 25948 65020 Ferrargunj 13494 11769 25263 Little Andaman 4688 2765 7453 CarNlcobar 5864 4292 10156 Nancowry 4488 3177 7665 Campbell Bay 3562 1683 5245 Postal votes 66 17 82 Total 99014 70106 169120 no Table-9.5 Voting preference by electorates No. of valid votes secured by Region Congress I CPI (M) BJP Inde- Total pendent Diglipuf 6274 3006 584 36 9900 Mayabunder 4135 3887 647 40 8709 Rangat 7305 6874 771 69 15019 Port Blair 14866 18452 1801 237 35356 Ferrargunj 6677 9407 759 84 16927 Little Andaman 2288 2263 303 91 4945 Car Nicobar 7702 980 179 45 8906 Nar»cowry 3644 1183 112 46 4985 Campbell Bay 1175 1315 52 11 2553 Postal votes 9 7 16 Total 54075 47374 5208 659 107316 Items Particulars No. of Members of Portblair Municipal council 21 (18 elected 3 Nominated) No. of Municipal wards 18 No. of Contesting candiddtes 90 No. of Polling booths 83 Total Electors 66624 Total votes Polled 40761 Percentage of votes polled 61.18% Total Valid votes 39983 Table-9.7 Distribution of total votas polled 1995 Ward No. No. of registered votes Valid votes polled 1. 3685 2538 2. 5054 3168 3. 4570 2959 4. 4689 2414 5. 4199 2140 6. 3266 1763 7. 3858 2219 8. 3358 2222 9. 3173 2217 10. 4291 2782 11.’ 3293 1813 12. 3419 2048 13. 3994 2223 14. 3564 2034 15. 2848 1623 16. 2623 1521 17. 3277 1945 18. 3463 2354 Total 66624 39983 Voting Preference by electorate* 1996 (PortblalrMunlcipal Council) Name of the ward & candidate No. of valid votes secured WARD.1 1. Arunacl^alamS.P 28 2. Jaya Kumar Nair 383 3. VeeraraghaveluM. 1768 Elected 4. Srinivasan K. 359 WARD•2 1. Chand;anQ. 2486 Elected 2. JaganatliT. 598 3. DuraiChellamani 59 4. NavamaniM. 25 WARD•3 1. GaneshanK. 1937 Elected 2. GaneshanP. 516 3. Chandrachoodan B. 315 4. Ramachandran V. 118 5. Budhnath Sai 73 WARD.4 1. Elizabeth Jacob Cherian 427 2. Ohaneswari 1301 Elected 3. ManikaBawal 566 4. Mehboobjaan 110 5. Ramawati Borade 10 WARD - 6 1. Kushala Chandran 165 2. Zubaida Begum 713 3. RasheedaBanu 902 Elected 4. HaminaM. 360 WARD-6 1. Arjunan 465 2. Abdul Rafique 53 3. AbdulSammad P. 336 4. Mohan N.B 45 5. Hamid Ail 864 Elected W A R D 7 1. Karak Singh 4 2. Thanlgachalam 378 3. Francis C.P 1191 Elected 4. Bhujavan Lai 188 5. Raju C. 458 1. PalaswamyV. 395 2. LaxmanRaoD. 348 3. Shanti Krishna R. 1390 Elected 4. SethuM. 89 WARD.9 1. Marsela Dung Dung 1430 Elected 2. MahalaxmiJ. 152 3. Hemlatha D. 635 WARD-10 1. Krishnan. K, 1214 Elected 2. Thangaswamy. T. 886 3. DasanV.J 22 4. Mahesh Kumar 97 5. Raman. P. 136 6. HariRam 427 WARD-11 1. Anesthesia Ekka 341 2. Gaiiesan. P.R. 1312 Elected 3. Dwarkadas Borade 160 WARD-12 1. Indira Kumari 53 2. Zubalda 128 3. Nabisa Begum 795 4. Laxmi Lall 195 5. Shanta Singh 877 Elected WARD'1 3 1. Abdul Majeed 516 2. kannuswamyM. 4 3. KishenChand 111 4. GopalT.K. 713 Elected 5. Thiru Kumar M.p 59 6. SupaThiagarajan 57 7. Balasubramani 140 8. Rajagopal R. 130 9. VenkatRaoY. 22 10. SanjeevRangaiahS. 471 WARD -14 1. AroraH.N 522 2. Kandaswamy. K. 512 3. ChekuO.C 122 4. Lakshmi Narayan 92 5. Santhosh Kumar Mondal 786 Elected W A R D -15 1. Karuppay 217 2. ParialH.N 164 3. PantH.S 148 4. BoseM. 1034 Elected 5. Ram Parameshwar 60 WARD-16 1. Zubaida Begum 77 2. Pushpanjall Raju 940 Elected 3. SelviM.T. 504 W AR D -17 1. KanchanOevi 922 Elected 2. Kamleswari 312 3. Dhan Laxmi 110 4. RamalaxmiS. 450 5. Rupa Devi 50 6. HiraMani 101 W AR D -18 1. Arumugham. M. 738 2. Avtar Singh 230 3. Cliandran 84 4. Jagdev Prasad 68 5. Thiru Kumar l\/I.P 5 6. Marudhavanam. A.R. 919 Elected 7. RamBaliadur 144 8. SeltharR.L. 166 PANCHAY AT ELECTION -1995 The . names of the members elected for various constituencies of Gram Panchayats, PanchayatSamities and Zillaparlshad and for Offices of Pradhans of Gram Panchayats. GRAM PANCHAYATS SI. Nanwofthe Constttuancles of Memabr daclarad No. OnunPanchayat Gram Panchayat •lectad 1RADHANAOAR 1 RADHANAGAR-1 NITYANANDA SAMADDAP 2 RADHANAGAR-2 LALITHALDAR 3 SHYAMNAGAR-1 ASHOK HOWLADER 4 SHYAMNAGAR-2 SARATBAROI 5 SWARAJGRAM-1 LAXMI RANI DAS 6 SWARAJGRAM-2 NANIBALAPAUL 7 SWARAJGRAM-3 CHARUBALAROY 8 SWARAJGRAM-4 NARENHALDAR 2U^.XI«IPUR 1 LAXMIPUR-1 PUTULGAN 2 LAXMIPUR-2 BARNADIKXESS 3 LAXMIPUR-3 SUNIL KUMAR DAS 4 LAXMIPUR-4 MINATIDAS 5 MILANGRAM-1 TAPANMONDAL 6 MILANGRAM-2 NIRANJANHALDAR 7 MILANGRAM-3 VIDYANATHAN 8 MILANGRAM-4 CHUTTABAIRAK s. Ntmeoftha ConsStu&nciMof No. Gram Panchayat Gram Panchayat 3 MADHUPUR 1 DESHBANDU ASHALATA GRAM-1 MONDAL DESHBANDU PRADEEPKR GRAM-2 MAZUMDER DESHBANDU RABIN MONDAIL GRAM-3 MADHUPUR-1 SEFALIHALDER MADHUPUR-2 BIBHISHAN MANDAL 6 MADHUPUR-3 SANTI MONDAL 7 MADHUPUR-4 MANORANJAN HALDER 8 MADHUPUR-5 DILIP KUMAR MALLICK 9 MADHUPUR-6 NITYABHAKTA 10 MADHUPUR-7 MANJUPAUL 11 RABINDRAPALLI RABINDRA NATN SAHA 4SITANAGAR1 KRISHNAPURI ASHALATAPANDEY SITANAGAR-1 HEMALATA MANDAL SITANAGAR-2 MANDOBINDU BAROI SITANAGAR-3 NEELKANTA MISTRY SITANAGAR-4 NARAYAN BISWAS SITANAGAR-5 LILA RANI MANDAL SITANAGAR-6 BUOY KRISHNA ADHIKARI 8 SITANAGAR-7 JOGEN MONDAL ConstituanciMof Gram Panchayat 5SUBiM»1GRA.M 1 DIGLIPUR-1 ALAGAPPAN.A. 2 DIGLIPUR-2 SOMASUNDARAM, M.G. 3 DIGLIPUR-3 SIKHA BISWAS 4 DIGLIPUR-4 SAINABANU 5 DIGLIPUR-5 SIVAKUMAR.N 6 DIGLIPUR-6 SANDHYA RANI DAS 7 SUBASHGRAM-1 MAHADEVMURSHID 8 SUBASHGRAM-2 SATYABANDAS 9 SUBASHGRAM-3 SUKHRANJANDAS 10 SUBASHGRAM-4 GANESH CH. DAS 11 SUBASHGRAM-5 GRESSY 6DIGLIPUR 1 DIGLIPUR-1 M1NATIHALDAR 2 DIGLIPUR-2 ADAIKKALAM.C 3 DIGLIPUR-3 PRADEEPKUMAR DAS 4 DIGLIPUR-4 PALANIAPPAN.N 5 DlGLIPUR-5 VENKETESH.R 6 DIGLIPUR-6 MIEENADEVI 7 DIGLIPUR-7 NIANKI KUMAR! 8 KHUDIRAMPUR-1 GEETHARANI HALDAR 9 KHUDIRAMPUR-2 HAREN HALDER 10 KHUDIRAMPUR-3 NAREN DAS 11 KHUDIRAMPOR-4 JIAYAMALA BISWAS 7R.K.GRAM 1 R.K.GRAM-1 RAMANI HALDER 2. R.K. GRAM-2 DAYAL BAROI 3. R.K.GRAM-3 NIRMAL BISWAS 4. R.K.GRAM-4 BISHNIUPRIYA ROY Si. NwwoiftMt ConwtitiwnciMof No. OramPiinclttuiyiit Gnum Pmchayat 5. R.K.GRAM-5 KUMUDMONDAL. 6. R.K.GRAM-6 JOTHSNAMISTRY 7. R.K.GRAM-7 GOURANGA IMISTRY R.K.GRAM-8 SUKUMARBAIRAGl SKERALAPURA»Ml KERALAPURAM-1 JANARDHAN PILLAI.K KERALAPURAM-2 RAJENDRAN.V KERALAPURAM-3 'GEORGE CHERIAN V.S_PALLAI-1 SANDHYA RANI SARKAR 15 V.S„PALLAI-2 NARAYAN MONDAL 16 V.S.PALLAI-3 F ULMALA BALA 17 AERIAL BAY-1 KRISHNAVENI 18 A.ERIAL BAY-2 MEENAMPAL.C £9 A ERIAL BAY-3 SUDHANSUKR.DAS ICO 5AGARDEEP R.ABATI ROY 9SHIBPUR 11 SHIBPUR-1 PRIYALAL DAS 22 SHIBPUR-2 AJITKR.BARMAN 33 SIHIBPUR-3 BIMAL CH.BISWAS 44 KALI PUR-1 SUJITKR.MANDAL 55 KAUPUR-2 •SAROJINI DAS 63 DlURGAPUR-1 JOGAMMA.A DURGAPUR-2 LAXMINARAYAN.G m DURGAPUR-3 KALPANA HALDAR DURGAPUR-4 TARUN ROY 10KISHOI 1 KISHORINAGAR-1 SUKHRANJAN BURMAN Mamabr declared elactad 2 KISHORINAGAR-2 NIRASHA BISWAS 3 KISHORINAGAR-3 SACHIN MRIDHA 4 KISHORlNAGAR-4 ANANDA MAJHI 5 PARANGARA-1 SUNIL BAIRAGI 6 PARANGARA-2 GUBRELMINJ 7 MOHANPUR-1 NARAYAN BISWAS 8 K/fOHANPUR-2 NIROTI HOWLADAR 11RAMNAGAR1 RAMNAGAR-1 JOHANXESS 2 RAMNAGAR-2 DANIEL LAKRA 3 RAMNAGAR-3 JABIELTOPPO 4 RAMNAGAR-4 ROOPMALA ROY 5 RAMNAGAR-5 BHUBESH CH.BISWAS 6 RAMNAGAR-6 KRISHNA BAIDYA 7 RAMNAGAR-7 GOURANGA MANDAL 8 RAMNAGAR-8 MALA BAIRAGI 12 MABAGRAM1 NABAGRAM-1 USHA RANI MAZUMDER NABAGRAM-2 NARAYAN KIRTANIYA NABAGRAM-3 HARIKRISHNA SIKDER NABAGRAM-4 KHITISH BISWAS NABAGRAM-5 GOLAPI ROY NABAGRAM-6 SWARNALATHA PAUL 7 NISCHINTAPUR. VIMTIGGA 8 MADHYAMGRAM SUBASH CH.ROY 13KALIGHAT KALIGHAT-1 EMRENICA KALIGHAT-2 MOHAN HALDER KALIGHAT-3 JULIYANITOPPO KALIGHAT-4 ASHOKMONDAL KALIGHAT-5 SUDHA BISWAS KALI GHAT-6 BIRNA KUJUR JAGANNATHDERA-1 AMULYAMONDAL JAGANNATHDERA-2 JHAMANTOPPO 14 MAYABUN0ER1 MAYABUNDER-1 G.T.GIRIJA 2 MAYABUNDER-2 SUKNI KUMARI 3 MAYABUNDER-3 SPENSAR 4 MAYABUNDER-4 SATISH KUMAR 5 MAYABUNDER-5 SHILESH KUMAR RAO 6 rMYABUNDER-8 KANNAN 7 MAYABUNDER-7 PAPAIAH 8 MAYABUNDER-8 CHANDER RAO 9 MAYABUNDER-9 UMA MAHESWARI 10 MAYABUNDER-10 JOGA RAO 11 MAYABUNDER-11 SULTANA BANU 15P0KADERA POKADERA-1 K.P.ANAMMA POKADERA-2 P.FRANCIS POKADERA-3 S.MUNIANDi POKADERA-4 NIRANTER LAKRA POKADERA-5 P.NAGALAKSHMI POKADERA-6 PIRAMMAL SI. Mamebrdaclarad No. •lectMl 7 DANAPUR-1 FULKERIABARLA 8 DANAPUR-2 SIMON BILUNG 16 RAMP JR 1 WEBI-1 NAW THOWRAY TOO WEBI-2 NAW OWNCHI KARMATANG-1 JAIDANI KERKETTA KARMATANG-2 WILLIAM PRAKASH KULLU 5 KARMATANG-3 HABILGURIA 6 KARMATANG-4 NAW RAY ROW 7 LUCKNOW-1 SAW TOM SOM 8 LUCKNOW-2 RIAZ AHMED 9 LATAW M.K.SUKUMARAN 10 DEOPUR-1 P.N.S.MONOHAR 11 DEOPUR-2 K.SAROJINI 12 RAMPUR-1 JOHN RUNDA 13 RAMPUR-2 JOSEPH MINJ 17PAHAL6AON 1 PAHALGAON-1 ZACHARIAS CHELEKCHELA PAHALGAON-2 MUNIYANDI PAHALGAON-3 RAJESWARI PAHALGAON-4 KASI PAHALGAON-5 LUCY KISPOTTA PAHALGAON-6 HARIDAS BISWAS TUGAPUR-1 SABITA NAG TUGAPUR-2 GANESHCH.DAS TUGAPUR-3 KARTICK CHANDRA DHALI 10 TUGAPUR-4 PROFULLA KUMAR BALA SI. Name of the Constituencies of Momebr declared No. Gram Panchayat Gram Panphayat elected 11 TUGAPUR-5 MINATIDHALI 18CHAINPUR 1 CHAINPUR-1 NARAYAN HAWLADER 2 CHAINPUR-2 NIMAIHALDER 3 CHAINPUR-3 SUSHILKR.DAS 4 CHAINPUR-4 URMILA HALDER 5 HANSPURl-1 BERNADIRDUNG DUNG 6 HANSPURI-2 PHILMON KULLU 7 PUDUMADURAI-1 KARLUISPANNA 8 PUDUMADURAI-2 GOMATHI 19BASANT1PUR1 PARESHNAGAR-1 LAKSHIBEPARI 2 PARESHNAGAR-2 SUDHIRPAUL 3 PRAFULLANAGAR-1 NIKHIL MONDAL 4 PARFULLANAGAR-2CHANDRA BHUSAN ROY 5 GOVINDAPUR-1 P.K.SELVAM 6 GOVINDAPUR-2 SUMOTIMISTRY 7 GOVINDAPUR-3 KHOKANCH.ROY 8 BASANTIPUR BELAKA MAZUMDER 20HARINAGAR 1 HARINAGAR-1 MAINAMISTRY 2 HARINAGAR-2 UMAMISTRY 3 HARINAGAR-3 KRISHNA KANTA MAZUNMDER HARINAGAR-4 MANORANJAN MONDAL Mamabrdeclarad •lactod 5 HARINAGAR-5 ASHOK DAS 6 HARINAGAR-6 SUSHILA BORAL 7 PINAKINAGAR-1 SANDHYA HALDAR 8 PINAKINAGAR-2 AMARESH MONDAL JAIPUR-1 PRAFULLA SIKDAR 10 JAIPUR-2 LAXMI KANTA DEY 11 KAMLAPUR HARALAL MAZUMDER ?1 SWADLSHNACAR 1 SWADESHNAGAR-1 SELESTINA XALXO 2 SWADESHNAGAR-2 SUBASH MISTRY 3 SWADESHNAGAR-3 SUDHIR HOWLADAR 4 SWADESHNAGAR-4 B.VIJAYAN 5 SWADESHNAGAR-5 PEARY KUJUR 6 SWADESHNAGAR-6 C.V.SUSAMMA 7 SHANTIPUR-1 DILIP KUMAR MISTRY 8 SHANTIPUR-2 PATRAS PANNA 9 SHANTIPUR-3 RAJKUMAR DAS 10 DUKENAGAR-1 HIRALAL DEBNATH 11 DUKENAGAR-2 RAMJIBAN BHAKTA 22SHtVAPURAM 1 SHIVAPURAM-1 RAMAIAH.P SHIVAPURAM-2 VELLASWAMYP.L. Si. Nameoftha Mamabrdaclarad No. Gram Panchayat •iMtad 3 SHIVAPURAM-3 PURUSHOTAMAN NAIR.P.K. 4 SHlVAPURAM-4 SHAJIVARGHESE 5 DHARMAPURAM-1 SASIDHARAN PILLAI.R. 6 DHARMAPURAM-2 NANDiNI. S. 7 THIRUVA-1 RAJU.N. 8 PADMANABHA-1 RADHAMMA.B 9 PADMANABHA-2 SIVAN NAIR.K.S. 10 PANCHWATI-1 MAHARAGIDEVI 11 PANCHWATI-2 ANIMA KUJUR 23NIMBUTALA 1 AMKUNJ-1 WILLIAN THITIO 2 AMKUNJ-2 BINOYDEY 3 NIMBUTALA-1 CHAMPA SARKAR 4 NIMBUTALA-2 LAXMI ROY 5 NIMBUTALA-3 MANOJ SARKAR 6 NIMBUTALA-4 GORAIAH.E. 7 NIMBUTALA-5 SELVAM.P, 8 NIMBUTALA-6 JADEESH LOHAR 9. NIMBUTALA-7 APPANA.J. 10 NIMBU TALA-8 BALAMAOINA TETTY 11 NIMBUTALA.9 KASHINATHAN.P.L. 24RANGAT RANGAT-1 SATHIAH.S.K. RANGAT-2 SARAVANAN.M RANGAT-3 LAKSHMI RANGAT-4 NAGU.M.V. RANGAT-5 SUMITRA DAS RANGAT-6 SAROJINIMOHURI SI. N«iTwofth« ConstitiMnclMof Mwnebrdeclarvd No. G 25PARNASALA 1 PARNA-1 NRIPEN BISWAS 2 PARNA-2 SRIMATI ROY 3 PARNA-3 HELENA KINDO 4 PARNA-4 MEENAL 5 RAMPUR-1 MUTHU KUMAR 6 RAM PUR-2 DOLLY BISWAS RAMPUR-3 RUKMANISARKAR RAMPUR-4 JUELTIRKEY RAMPUR-5 TRISHNA THAKUR 26 dasabatpurI MITHILA-1 JAYARAMAN.A. 2 MITHILA-2 SARASWATHI BISWAS SITAPUR KAMALA BALA DASRATPUR -1 ISAW SORENG DASRATPUR -2 AMULYAMONDAL DASRATPUR -3 BALRAM DAS JANAK-1 AJITMONDAL JANAK-2 BISWAS,P.K. 27SABARI SABARI-1 NIRMALMISTRY SABARl-2 PITER EKKA SABARI-3 SOBHA RANI MAL SABARI-4 KALACHAND DAS SABARI-5 TARESIASORENG SABARI-6 HARIPADMONDAL _BHARATPUR PARULHAWLADAR VISHNUPUR ETHELXALXO 28BAKULTAU 1 BAKULTALA-1 THENMULAI.R. 2 BAKUaALA-2 CHIRANJIVLU.V 3 BAKULTALA-3 THOMAS.M. 4 BAKULTALA-4 KALIAPPAN.N. 6 BAKULTALA-5 KRISHNA RAO.E. 6 BAKULTALA-6 PADMAKANTI 7 BAKULTALA-7 APPA RAO.N. 8 BAKULTALA-8 DHANLAXMI.J. 9 BAKULTALA-9 BANDNA URAON 10 BAKULTALA-10 MAHARANGIXESS 11 SHYAMKUND NIRMAL KR MONDAL 28URMILAPUR 1 LAXMANPUR NIDHU RAM ROY 2 KALSI-1 JYOTI PRAKASH MRIDHA KALSl-2 SUSANATOPPNO BAKULTALA-1 ASHOKDHALI l. Naimofiha Constltuanclesof Manwbrdaclarad Ko. Gram Pnchayat Oram Panchayat •lectad 5 BAKULTALA-2 VIJAYLAXMI 6 BAKULTALA-3 EESABA 7 BAKULTALA-4 DHANAMMA.K. 8 BAKULTALA-5 PUSHPAVALLI.G; 9 URMILAPUR BISHAKA BACHAR JO KAUSinVANiiCAR 1 KAUSHALYA-1 ANJALI DEVI 2 KAUSHALYA-2 SELVARAJ.N. 3 KAUSHALYA-3 BISWAS.N. 4 KAUSHALYA-4 KALPANA HALDER KAUSHALYA-5 KALI RADA BAIRAGI SHAKTIGARH-1 MICALKERKETTA SHAKTIGARH-2 PAWAL SORENG SHAKTIGARH-3 NARAYAN CH.BISWAS 31KADAMTALA 1 KADAMTALA-1 NIKHILBALA 2 KADAMTALA-2 RAJAN HALDER 3 KADAMTALA-3 RAMANANDHA DHALI 4 KADAMTALA-4 SATISH HALDER 5 KADAMTALA-5 REKHAGOLDER 6 KADAMTALA-6 RANJIT DAS 7 KADAMTALA-7 BABU.K. 8 KADAMTALA-8 GEETA BISWAS 9 KADAMTALA-9 PRABHAMONDAL 10 KADAMTALA-10 HARALAL PAIK 11 YERATAJIG TULSI ROY MsmebrdBClattid alacted 32UTTARA 1 UTTARA-1 SHOBHA RANI MISTRY UTTARA-2 MENOKA BAUL UTTARA-3 DUKHl RAM MONDAL 4 SHANTANU-1 ELIAS BECK 5 SHANTANU-2 SUNIL SARKAR 6 SHANTANU-3 FANIBHUSHAN RAY 7 SHANTANU-4 RAJAN.K. 8 SHANTANU-5 FULKARIA 33LONGi8UVNO 1 LONG ISLAND-1 JAYALAXMI.G. 2 LONG ISLAND-2 PALNIVELU.R. 3 LONG ISLAND-3 KALYANI.S. 4 LONG ISLAND-4 PATRUSSURIN 5 LONG ISLAND-5 KONDANDA RAO.T 6 LONG ISLAND-6 KAMESWAR RAO.A. 7 LONG ISLAND-7 MUNIYANDI.M. 8 LONG ISLAND-8 SUSHEELAEKKA 34 SUNOERGARH 1 SUNDERGARH-1 KAMLATIRKEY 2 SUNDERGARH-2 BARNADET SORENG 3 SUNDERGARH-3 PHOOLCHAND KATCHAP 4 SUNDERGARH-4 CRUSHDHARINA LAKRA 5 SUNDERGARH-5 REGINA KERKETTA 81. Namtfihe Constituencies of MametM-declared No. Gram Pinchayat Gram Panchayat elected 6 VIJAYGARGH-1 TARCIUS BELONG 7 VIJAYGARGH-2 SAHADEV CHOUDHURY 8 ADAJIG-1 BRAMANIMINJ 9 ADAJIG-2 PARITOSH CHOUDHURY 10 ADAJIG-3 RAMAKRISHNA.C.K. 11 ADAJIG-4 LAXMANAN.S. 12 ADAJIG-5 LAXMANAN.S. 13 ADAJIG-6 JERMINA KUJUR 14 UDAIGARH FLORA KUJUR 35NILAMBJR 1 NILAMBUR-1 KURMARAO.G. 2 NILAMBUR-2 ROY GEORGE 3 NILAMBUR-3 JEEVANATHAN.S. 4 NILAMBUR-4 SUDHIRTOPPO 5 NILAMBUR-5 MOHAMMED NIZAMUDDIN 6 NILAMBUR-6 BABURAO.K. 7 ABHAYGARH ANJELA KULLU 8 NAYAGARH-1 PATRESIAEKKA 9 NAYAGARH-2 SANTI m In J 10 KANCHANGARH NICHOLAS BARLA 11 RAJATGARH ETWA 12 WRAFTERCREEK ■1 MANJUALA KERKETTA 13 WRAFTERCREEK •2 RANJITTIRKEY 14 KATTAKHARI THOMASEKKA 35 GARACHAtiMA 1 GARACHARMA-1 ANGUSWAMY.N 2 GARACHARMA-2 RAVI 3 GARACHARMA-3 MAYANDI.M 4 GARACHARAMA-4 PICCHAMMAL 5 GARACHARAMA-5 KRISHNAMOORTHY 6 GARACHARAMA-6 PAGALAM 7 GARACHARAMA-7 MUTHU.M. 8 GARACHARAMA-8 NEELAWATHl 9 GARACHARAMA-9 JAMUNADEVI 10 GARACHARAMA-10 KADIMANIKKAM 11 GARACHARAMA-11 CHANDRASEKHAR 3 / GARACHARMA II 1 GARACHARAMA-1 MUNIRA BEGUM 2 GARACHARAMA-2 SANTHA 3 GARACHARAMA-3 POONAIAH 4 GARACHARAMA-4 VIJAY KUMAR 5 GARACHARAMA-5 MUTHU RAMAN.K 6 GARACHARAMA-6 NADIR KHAN 7 GARACHARAMA-7 NIRMALA SINGH 8 GARACHARAMA-8 SUJATA SAHADEVAN GARACHARAMA-9 TEJ BAHADUR SINGH 10 GARACHARAMA-10 BASANTLALL RADHOR 11 GARACHARAMA-11 SAIRA BANG J8 PROIHRAPUR 1 PROTHRAPUR-1 CHINNAKANNU.M 2 PROTHRAPUR-2 ARUMUGAM 3 PROTHRAPUR-3 MUTHIAH 4 PROTHRAPUR-4 YASHWANT LALL 5 PROTHRAPUR-5 PARIS SAMUEL , 6 PROTHRAPUR-6 DHARMENDER PRASAD Mamabrdaclarad •lactad 7 PROTHRAPUR-7 NARAYAN RAO 8 PROTHRAPUR-8 NEELADEVi 9 PROTHRAPUR-9 RAJESHWARI.A 10 PROTHRAPUR-10 GANESHAN.S. 11 PROTHRAPUR-11 ROJINAKUJUR 12 PROTHRAPUR-12 SHIV RAM 13 PROTHRAPUR-13 LEELA WILLIAM 38BEOONABAD 1 BEODNABAD-1 SELVA RAJ 2 BEODNABAD-2 ALAGAMMA 3 6EODNABAD-3 SHANTI DEVI 4 RANGACHANG-1 SAROJA 6 RANGACHANG-2 SUNIL KUMAR 6 RANGACHANG-3 RAJU.M. 7 RANGACHANG-4 HASSINAR 8 CHIDIATAPU PADMANATHAN 9 RUTLAND-1 MALAISWAMY.R 10 RUTLAND-2 JOSEPH TIGGA 11 RUTLAND-3 ORALIYAKULLU 40 BICH3UNJ 1 BRICHGUNJ-1 SUMITRADEVI 2 BRICHGUNJ-2 ANITA KUMARI 3 BRICHGUNJ-3 RAJESH RAM 4 BRICHGUNJ-4 CHINNAMMA.M.R 5 BRICHGUNJ-5 RAJAN.M 6 BRICHGUNJ-6 RAJESH RAM 7 BROOKSHABAD BIJAY KUMAR SINHA 8 CALICUT-1 CHANDRA BOSE 9 CALICUT-2 ZULEKHA.M. 10 CALICUT-3 MOIDEEN SI. Nairn of th« Mcmabrdeclarad No. Onun Panchayat •iacted 11 CALICUT-4 MOHAMMED.C 12 CALICUT-5 VADIVELU.A 13 KAMRAJ NAGAR MATILDA KUJUR 41 SIPPIGHAT 1 SIPPIGHAT-1 SUMITRAWATHI 2 SIPPIGHAT-2 JAGJEEVAN LALL 3 SIPPIGHAT-3 DAVID.G 4 BIMBLITAN-1 MURARI LAL 5 BlMBLlTAN-2 RATAN DAI 6 BIMBLITAN-3 RAKAMAL.R. 7 BIMBLITAN-4 SWAMY TURAI 8 TEYLERABAD-1 PREM NARAYAN 9 TEYLERABAD-2 THOMAS RUNDA 10 TEYLERABAD-3 PERIASWAMY.R. 11 TEYLERABAD-4 FATHIMA.M 4200LLYGUNJ 1 DOLLYGUNJ-1 KUNTI DEVI 2 DOLLYGUNJ-2 PURNIMADEVI 3 DOLLYGUNJ-3 UMACHARAN 4 DOLLYGUNJ-4 LAX MAN DAS 5 PAHARGAON-1 MALARKODY 6 PAHARGAON-2 UMESHRAO.R 7 PAHARGAON-3 NETAJI.M 6 PAHARGAON-4 SHANMUGAM 9 PAHARGAON-5 MUTHU.N 10 PAHARGAON-6 MADHAVAN.P 11 PAHARGAON-7 MALAIRAJU.V.K. 4 j GOVINDNACAR 1 GOVINDNAGAR-1 SAMUAL SI. Name of the Constituencies of No. Gram Panchayat Gram Panchayat 2 GOVINDNAGAR-2 UTTAM SAMMADDAR 3 GOVINDNAGAR-3 BIJOYHALDAR 4 GOVINDNAGAR-4 ASHIMKR.MISTRY 5 GOVINDNAGAR-5 DARUTHYADUNG DUNG 6 GOVINDNAGAR-6 LAXMI BISWAS 7 GOVINDNAGAR-7 VALLAPA RAO.M 8 GOViNDNAGAR-8 PARIMALMONDAL 44VIJAYNAGAR 1 VIJAYNAGAR-1 UPEN HALDER 2 VIJAYNAGAR-2 GOLAKBARAI 3 VIJAYNAGAR-3 HARENDRANATH MONDAL 4 KRISHANANAGAR 1 RATANMISTRY 5 KRISHANANAGAR- 2SUSHANTA BISWAS 6 KRISHANANAGAR-•3NARESHG0LDAR 7 SHYAMNAGAR-1 JYOTSANA BISWAS SHYAMNAGAR-2 ASHOKHALDAR SHYAMNAGAR-3 PURNALAXMI BISWAS 10 RADHANAGAR-1 NIRMALA BARAI 11 RADHANAGAR-2 ANJALI MONDAL 45 NEIL ISLAND 1 LAXMANPUR-1 RUHIDAS DAS 2 LAXMANPUR-2 LAXMIRANI DEBNATH 3 NEILKENDRA-1 BHASKAR RAO.K 4 NEILKENDRA-2 ARUMUGAM.P SI. Nameofthe MenMibrd«clar»d No. Gram Panchayat etoctad 5 NEILKENDRA-3 MANICKAM.S 6 NEILKENDRA-4 VAIRAKKANNU.S 7 RAMNAGAR-1 ARATHI SARKAR 8 RAM N AGAR-2 BAIKUNTA BISWAS 9 BHARATPUR-1 BASANTI SARDAR 10 BHARATPUR-2 CHINTA BISWAS 11 SITAPUR KEBAL DAS 46SHOLBAY 1 SHOALBAY-1 GEETARANI SARDAR 2 SHOALBAY-2 MAKHAN HALDAR 3 SHOALBAY-3 ARUMUGAM 4 SHOALBAY-4 BUDHURAM 5 SHOALBAY-5 GANESHA 6 SHOALBAY-6 LAXMI 7 SHOALBAY-7 BISWASIMUNDA 8 SHOALBAY-8 ALEXCIUS EKKA 41MANNARGHAT1 MANNARGHAT-1 ASSAl 2 MANNARGHAT-2 BANDAN BHAG AT 3 MANNARGHAT-3 RUFFLE KERKETTA MANNARGHAT-4 CLOSTICA MANNARGHAT-5 AYSHA.E.M. WRIGHTMY.0-1 RAJLAXMI.K. WRIGHTMYO-2 APRANNA.N WRIGHTMYO-3 MOIDEEN.N MALAPURAM-1 SUKUMARAN NAIR.R 10 MALAPURAM-2 ZUBAIDA 48 WIMBERLYGJNJ 1 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 1 RUKMANI 2 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 2 KALAVATHI 3 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 3 VIJAYN.K 4 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 4 APPARAO.S 5 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 5 KRISHNAVENI.J 6 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 6 RUKKIA.M 7 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 7 HAMSA.T.M. 8 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 8 SATHYARAJU.N 9 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 9 KARUNANITHI.T 10 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 10ABDU.M 11 WIMBERLYGUNJ- 11BALAN.P 12 KANYAPURAM-1 MOHAMMED IQBAL 13 KANYAPURAM-2 KHA[>EEJA.M 14 KANYAPURAM-3 REHAMATHULLA 49 STEWARTGWJ 1 STEWARTGUNJ-1 NABEESA 2 STEWARTGUNJ-2 TITHEERU 3 STEWARTGUNJ-3 RASHEED.P.A 4 STEWARTGUNJ-4 SAINABA.K. 5 GOVINDAPURAM-1 MAMOO.M 6 GOVINDAPURAM-2 MOHAMMED HANIFA.M 7 BAMBOOFLAT-1 HAMZA. P 8 BAMBOOFLAT-2 LILLY.N 9 BAMBOOFLAT-3 ARIK KUMAR 10 BAMBOOFLAT-4 BUSCHANDRA RAO 50BIND«ABAN 1 BINDRABAN-1 BABY.A 2 BINDRABAN-2 AMBALAVANAN M*!ntbr declared •laetad 3 BINDRABAN-3 ALAMA BELONG 4 BINDRABAN-4 RAVI .A. S 5 BINDRABAN-5 RAM RATI TIWARI 6 MATHURA-1 BHAGAT SINGH 7 MATHURA-2 NEELKAMAL JOYDHER 8 KADAKACHANG-1 ZU BAIDA 9 KADAKACHANG-2 JYOTHI LAKRA 51 BAMBOOFLAT 1 BAM BOO FLAT-1 ABDUL RAHMAN 2 BAMBOOFLAT-2 RAM SARAN 3 BAMBOOFLAT-3 GANGAINA P 4 BAMBOOFLAT-4 MAHALAXMLP 5 BAMBOOFLAT-5 MOHAMMED.C 6 BAMBOOFLAT-6 SARASWATHI 7 BAMBOOFLAT-7 NARAYANA.G 8 BAMBOOFLAT-8 NARAYANAMMA 9 BAMBOOFLAT-9 SANTHI.D 10 BAMBOOFLAT-10 RAMALAXMI.G 11 BAMBOOFLAT-11 SAIDA BIBI 12 BAMBOOFLAT-12 ABDULAZIZ 52 SHOREPOINT SHOREPOINT-1 RAMAKRISHNA.K SHOREPOINT-2 GANGA RAO G SHOREPOINT-3 KALAMANI.S SHOREPOINT-4 PUNNAIAH.T SHOREPOINT-5 VASUDEV.B SHOREPOINT-6 ARULANDI.G SHOREPOINT-7 VASUDNIRAMANI.G SHOREPOINT-8 ARATHI ROY MwMbrdcclarad •M cM 9 SHOREPOINT-9 HIRMANI KERKETTA 10 BAMBOOFLAT-1 YESUPADAM.M.A 11 BAMBOOFLAT-2 VEDAMANiCKAM 12 BAMBOOFLAT-3 LATHA.S 13 BAMBOOFLAT-4 DHARMAPALAN NAIR 63HOPETOWN 1 HOPETOWN-1 VARGHESEJOHN 2 HOPETOWN-2 AMMUJA 3 HOPETOWN-3 MOOSA 4 NORTHBAY-1 MUNIASWAMY 5 NORTHBAY-2 KAMAIAH.K 6 NORTHBAY-3 JULINA BILUNG 7 BAMBOOFLAT-1 TULASIDAS 8 BAMBOOFLAT-2 NOOKALAMMA 54 F(fiRAfiGUNJ 1 FERRARGUNJ-1 SACHIN BAIDYA 2 FERRARGUNJ-2 SILVERSTERMINJ 3 FERRARGUNJ-3 DEEPAK CHAKRABORTY 4 FERRARGUNJ-4 LEELAMMAKOSHY 5 MILETILAK JOHAL A.D 6 JIRKATANG-1 SAMPATIBAI 7 JIRKATANG-2 SUSHEELA INDWAR 8 ANIKET KAMALAWATl 9 CAODLEGUNJ-1 RATAN BAI 10 CADDLEGUNJ-2 UPADHYAYR.S S«TU8HNA8AD 1 HABDYPUR-1 JOSEPH KERKETTA 141 2 HABDYPUR-2 SANT RAM 3 TUSHNABAD-1 SAVITRI DEVI 4 TUSHNABAD-2 FLORIANXALXO 5 TUSHNABAD-3 NADAR JAMAL 6 MANIPUR-1 RAJARAM.R 7 MANIPUR-2 SEFALIGAIN 8 MANIPUR-3 SUNITA BISWAS 9 COLLINPUR-1 KESHABMISTRY 10 COLLINPUR-2 RUPMANI BISWAS 11 HERBERTABAD-1 MADHEVMAJHI 12 HERBERTABAD-2 SOVARANIOHJA 13 TIRUR BIRBAHADUR 14 TEMPLEMYO ANJANA CHOUKIDAR S6MITHAKHARI 1 MUSLIMBASTHI NIRMAL 2 OGRABRAJ-1 BEEKUTTY 3 OGRABRAJ-2 ZAINUDDIN 4 OGRABRAJ-3 ABOOBACKER.P.K 5 OGRABRAJ-4 KUNJU MOL 6 OGRABRAJ-5 ASYABIBI 7 MITHAKHARI-1 HARl CHAND ROY 6 MITHAKHARI-2 AMARNATH SINGH 9 MITHAKHARI-3 NAGANDAN.M 10 MITHAKHARI-4 RENUKADEVI 11 MITHAKHARI-5 SURESH RAM bJ NAMIMGHAR 1 NAMUNAGHAR>1 BHUVANESHWAR YADAV 2 NAMUNAGHAR-2 NAJMABIBI 142 SI. Nwmofth* Conatltuencletof Mamabrdaclarad No. Gram Pmchayat Oram Panchayat elected NAMUNAGHAR-3 SATISH CH.DEBNATH NAMUNAGHAR-4 JIMMA MARGE RATTE NAMUNAGHAR-5 LAXMIROY NAMUNAGHAR-6 YASMIN BEGUM DUNDASPOINT-1 MOOSA MOHAMMED DUNDASPOINT-2 ELSY DUNDASPOINT-3 OSCAR TIRKEY SaCHOULDARI PORT MOUT-1 SOHAN PRASAD PORT MOUT-2 FLORA KINDO BADMASHPAHAR KASHINATH SAHA CHOULDARI-1 RAMAKRISHNA.T CHOULDARI-2 BHANUMATI BISWAS 6 CHOULDARI-3 RAJENDRAN.S SATINDRANATH 7 CHOULDARI-4« MANDAL 8 CHOULDARI-5 JOYDHARD.N 9 CHOULDARI-6 KISHORSARDAR 10 CHOULDARI-7 LAXMI.R 11 CREAKABAD PURNIMA MONDAL b9 HUMIPHRYGUNJ 1 HUMPHRYGUNJ-1 BALWANT SINGH 2 HUMPHRYGUNJ-2 KAMURDDIN 3 HASMATABAD-1 KARTINATOPPO 4 HASMATABAD-2 KRISHNA BALA SIL Mamabrdaclarad •lacted 6 WANDOOR-1 PRATIVA DAS 6 WANDOOR-2 PRADEEP MAXUMDAR WANDOOR-3 PRALLAD MONDAL 8 WANDOOR-4 NISHA MONDAL 9 MAYMYO KAMIL BECK 10 LOHABARRIK ABANI KIRTONIA 60GUPTAPARA 1 MANJERI-1 PERIYASWAMY.A 2 MANJERt-2 RABINDRA KR.ROY 3 GUPTAPARA-1 KALPANA DAS 4 GUPTAPARA-2 ARULUNDU P.8 5 GUPTAPARA-3 SARASWATI BAIRAGI 6 MANGLUTAN-1 RAMAIAH 7 MANGLUTAN-2 SANKARBANIK 8 MANGLUTAN-3 NIPENDRA NATH NAG 9 MANGLUTAN-4 RAMAN.S 10 MANGLUTAN-5 APPALNARASAMMA.S 11 MANGLUTAN-6 SURESHGHAND PAL 12 NAYASAHAR PERIYASWAMYA 13 DHANIKHARI-1 SHANUDEVI 14 DAHNIKHARl-2 SUNIL DUNG DUNG 61 RAMAKRISHNAPURl R.K,PUR-1 BIPUL BISWAS 2 R.K.PUR-2 FULMARI ROY SI. Nanm olthe Slo. Gram Pmchiyat 3 R.K.PUR-3 AMALHALDER 4 R.K.PUR-4 DEEPAKMISTRY 5 R.K.PUR-5 NITAI CHAND GAIN 6 R.K.PUR-6 BIRAJ SARKAR 7 R.K.PUR-7 DEBESWAR ROY 8 R.K.PUR-8 SUNANDABAUL 9 R.K.PUR-9 MATILAL SARKAR 10 R.K.PUR-10 UNATI TIKADAR 11 R.K.PUR-11 KALANI MONDAL 52 ViVtKMNANDAPURl VIVEKANANDPUR-1 GANDHARI MONDAL VIVEKANANDPUR-;-2 PARIYASWAMV.K VIVEKANANDPUR--3 KAMALAMISTRY VIVEKANANDPUR--4 GANDHESWARY MAHANTA VIVEKANANDPUR--5RUPEN BALA VIVEKANANDPUR--6 MALATI BISWAS RABINDRANAGAR.i-IMOHAMMED.M RABINDRANAGAR-{-2K0YAKUTTY.M RABINDRANAGAR-{-3DINABANDHU MONDAL 10 RABINDRANAGAR-4KRISHNAPADA ROY 83LAXMINAGAB1 J0GINDERNAGAR-1JAGMAIL SINGH 2 J0GINDERNAGAR-2SITADEVI 3 J0GINDERNAGAR-3BAHADURRAM 4 VIJAYNAGAR-1 LAWRENCE 5 VIJAYNAGAR-2 RAGHU.R 6 VIJAYNAGAR-3 SUDHAN.G 7 LAXM INAGAR SUDAM 8 GANDHINAGAR-1 DEVAN.J 9 GANDHINAGAR-2 VASANTHI.S 10 GANDHINAGAR-3 SIMPHORSAMINJ 11 SHASTRINAGAR RAVINDRAN 64 CAMPBELL BAYl CAMPBELL BAY-1 SHARDA 2 CAMPBELL BAY-2 EDWIN DRAVIYAM 3 CAMPBELL BAY-3 PANJURAJU.M 4 CAMPBELL BAY-4 SUBHAGINI LAKRA 5 CAMPBELL BAY-6 RAVINDRAN.S 6 CAMPBELL BAY-6 UNNIKRISHNA PILLAl 7 CAMPBELL BAY-7 DURAI RAJ 8 CAMPBELL BAY-8 RAMALAXMI 9 CAMPBELL BAY-9 PALANI.R 10 CAMPBELL BAY-10 NARAYAN.T 11 CAMPBELL BAY-11 PAPAMMA 65 GOVINDNAGAR 1 CAMPBELL BAY-11 RAJENDRAN 2 CAMPBELL BAY-12 HANEEFA.S.M. 3 CAMPBELL BAY-13 PRATIMAKUMARI 4 CAMPBELL BAY-14 ROHINI BAl 5 CAMPBELL BAY-15 SANIARO BAl 6 CAMPBELL BAY-16 TAJENDER SINGH 7 GOVINDANAGAR-1 TARAMANI TOPPO 8 GOVINDANAGAR-2 SWARAN SINGH CHOWDHURY GOVlNDANAGAR-3 PALTAN SINGH Name of Gram panchayat Elected 1 RADHANAGAR NARAYANBISWAS 2 LAXMIPUR HAREN ROY 3 MADHUPUR NARAYAN CH.DEBNATH 4 SITANAGAR SUNIL P ARAM AN IK 5 SUBASHGRAM SINGARAM.P.R. 6 DIGLIPUR DHINAKARAN.P 7 R.K.GRAM AVA RANI BEPARI 8 KERALAPURAM MADHUSUDHAN NAIR.VA 9 SHIBPUR ANJANAMISTRY 10 KISHORINAGAR PURNIMA SARKAR 11 RAMNAGAR GEETABARICK 12 NABAGRAM GOURANGA DUTTA 13 KALIGHAl LAXMAN SIKDER 14 MAYABUNDER A.CHANDRA SEKHAR 15 POKADERA CATHRINA *■ RUNDA 16 RAMPUR SAW HAWAY 17 PAHAL GAON SARALAMONDAL 18 CHAINPUR OSKAR SORANG 19 BASANTIPUR GOUR PADA ROY 20 HARINAGAR KUMUD BISWAS 21 SWADESHNAGAR ASRITA DUNG DUNG 22 SHIVAPURAM AJITLAKRA 23 NIMBUTALA PANJAVRANAM.M 24 RANGAT AYYASWAMY.C 25 PARNASALA MANMOHAN PODDAR 26 DASRATPUR NIRODHA HALDAR 27 SABARI ANIMESH HALDAR 28 BAKULTALA SUNDRAM.S.N. 29 URMILAPUR SUSHMALAKRA 30 KAUSHALYANAGARDEEPTI MOITRA 31 KADAMTALA RAVI KIRTANIA 32 UTTARA PAGALMONDAL 33 LONG ISLAND SULTAZNE TOPNO 34 SUNDERGARH RAKESH KUMAR 35 NILAMBUR BAHLEN EKKA 36 K3ARACHARAMA-I VELLAKANNU 37 GARACHARMA-II JAG NARAYAN 38 PROTHRAPUR PHILIP SAMUEL 39 BEODNABAD SUBRAMANIAN 40 BRiCHGUNJ GEETA DEVI 41 SIPPIGHAT SHARMAJ.R. 42 DOLLYGUNJ BHANUMATI 43 VIJAYNAGAR PARIMALSHIL 4 ^ NEIL ISLAND ARATI DAS 'A/'i C-v.o^'Xrf'D 46 SHOALBAY IBNIZAR 47 MANNARGHAT SULAIMAN.N. 48 WIMBERLYGUNJ HAMSA.A 49 STEWARTGUNJ M.K.HUSSAIN 50 BINDRABAN CICILIAKUJUR 51 BAMBOOFLAT KAN NAN. G 52 SHOREPOINT REDDY.B.B 53 HOPE TOWN ALVI.K 54 FERRARGUNJ NELSON 55 TUSHNABAD RANJEET KR.BANERJEE 56 MITHAKHARI JAYALAXMI 57 NAMUNAGHAR JAGAT SINGH 58 CHOULDARI RE ETA BALA 59 HUMPHRYGUNJ SUSHILAMONDAL 60 GUPTAPARA BISWASI L.P 61 RAMAKRISHNAPUR SUDHIR BISWAS 62 VIVEKANANDAPUR TARAPADA HALDER 63 CAMPBELL BAY JAYARAMAN.D 64 LAXMINGAR VIJAYKUMARI.R 65 GOVINDANAGAR NAURIA RAM PANCHAYATSAMITIS Si. Namaoftti* ConstitumiclMof Mamabr dMiarad No. Panchayatsamltis Panchayat Mtnltis elected 10IGLIPUR 1 RADHANAGAR MAHADEV GAIN 2 LAXMIPUR PPANNATHSARKAR 3 MADHUPUR USHA RANI PAUL 4 SITANAGAR SUDHIR KUMAR SIKDAR 5 SUBASHGRAM BINA SARKAR 6 DIGLIPUR MANJU NANDI 7 R.K.GRAM SHYAM SUNDER GAIN 8 KERALAPURAM VALSALA MOHAN NAIR 9 SHIBPUR SUNIL KR.SARKAR 10 KISHORINAGAR MANJU ROY 11 RAMNAGAR PARIMALROY 12 NABAGRAM RABIN KR.BISWAS 13 KALIGHAT KUMAR SWAMY 2MAYABUNDER1 MAYABUNDER G.N.A.PALANIAPPAN 2 POKADERA SHANTILAKRA 3 RAMPUR JOHNHEMREM 4 PAHALGAON DOMINIC TETE 5 CHAINPUR SANTA PREMA LAKRA 6 BASANTIPUR OMNA PHILIP 7 HARINAGAR KRISHNA MAZUMDER SWADESHNAGAR ADITYA BARON BISWAS SI. Nameofth* Conitituflnciatof Memebrddecleid No. Panchayat samitiB Panchayat aamltla alactwd 3 RANOAT 1 SHIVAPURAM ZAMEfELAA 2 NIMBUTALA TAMAlLI HALDER 3 RANGAT SAMIRAS HAHA 4 PARNASALA m arcsel KERKfETTA 5 DASRATPUR BISHA\KA h o w l a d e r 6 SABARI JODEfGETOPPO 7 BAKULTALA DEVAiNRAO.K 8 URMILAPUR s u m ittr a BAIRAGI 9 KAUSHALYANAGAR BIMAIL C H.DEY 10 KADAMTALA SHOBJA IHALDAR 11 UTTARA JOTIRIMAY BAWMLI 12 LONG ISLAND RAM BABU.U 13 SUNDERGARH VICTOR KUJUR 14 NILAMBUR ANTHiONY XAVIER 1 GARACHARAMA-I JY O ri MIANI 2 GARACHARAMA-II CALAVP BAGE 3 PROTHRAPUR CHITKIAMBARAM.R 4 BEODNABAD PARMMASIVAM 5 BRICHGUNJ SHREEBALA 6 SIPPIGHAT GURUSVWAMY 7 DOLLYGUNJ SAHMRABIBI 8 GOVINDNAGAR ERABBAiri DAS 9 VIJAVNAGAR SUDHArNGSU GOLDAfR 10 •NEIL ISLAND CHIDMMflBARAM.M SFERRAiRGUUNJ 1 SHOALBAY JASINTHA EKKA 2 MANNARGHAT SHOKALINGAM 3 WIMBERLYGUMJ MUTHAIAH.R.M.S 4 STEWARTGUNJ DHARMA RAO.S 5 BINDRABAN JANAKI DEVI 6 BAMBOOFLAT RAMAIAH.V 7 SHOREPOINT SARASWATI.K 8 HOPE TOWN RAMAMURTHY.B 9 FERRARGUNJ RAMAKRISHNA.P.A. 10 TUSHNABAD BIMAl, BISWAS 11 MITHAKHARI SHREECHANDER 12 NAMUNAGHAR JAGDISH HALDER 13 CHOULDARI DULALCH.DEY 14 HUMPHRYGUNJ MADHABI CHAKRABORTY 15 GUPTAPARA SUSHILA 6 LITTLE m^^mH 1 RAMAKRISHNAPUR PARITOSH HALDER 2 VIVEKANANDAPUR UJJALA MAITI 3 NETAJI NAGAR REBHA ROY •4 HUTBAY PALANICHAMY.C 7 CAMPBELL EBAY1 CAMPBELLBAY ALEEMABIBI 2 GOVINDNAGAR MATTU.G.S 3 LAXMINAGAR AJAB SINGH ZillaParlshad Conttltu«ncles of Member Zllla Parlshad Daclarad ElacUd 1. MADHUPUR SUSHILMONDAL 2. SUBASHGRAM SULEKHAROY 3. DIGLIPUR NAGENHALDER 4. KERALAPURAM KHUKUPAUL 5. KALIGHAT ANILKRISHNA MONDAL 6. MAYABUNOER MADHURI GIRI 7. PAHALGAON K.K.SIKDER 8. KARINAGAR NALINIRANJAN MONDAL 9. RANGAT SUNIL MAJUMDAR 10. BAKULTALA SRIMATIBEPARI 11. URMILAPUR SABITASARKAR 12. KADAMTALA MRINALKANTIDAS 13. LONG ISLAND INORAJIT.T. 14. SUNOERGARH TINTUS SURIN 16. NIMBUTALA MAHANANDA BISWAS 16. GARACHARAMA-II VELU.S. 17. PROTHRAPUR MUTHU.K. 18. BRICHGUNJ CELINE JACOB 19. VUAYNAGAR ROY.N.C. 20. NEILtSLAND BiMAL KUMAR ROY 21. MANNARGhiAT SUSILA 22. WIMBERLYGUNJ MOHAMMED KUTTY.P, 23. SHOREPOINT SUNDER RAO G. 24. FERRARGUNJ ABRAHAM TOPPO Zlll. Pirlihrt D.cl.r.dEl.ct.d M. WSHNABAD SUMITRADEVI 26. GUPTAPARA NIRMALKR HALDPr M GOURI HALDER m ’ I m ahalin g am . K,N, I^MINAGAR PYARA SINGH 30. CAMPBELLBAY JAYAPRABHA TabI* 9.1 Electors Photographed and lA Card Distributed Si. Name of Tahsil No. of Electors as^ ) .’ef No. of % of % of No per 1995 Electoral store cards electors cards Roll (Jan *95) lotogra issued photogr distrib Male Female Total »hed - aphed 'Uted 1. Oigiipur 8447 7333 15780 11178 10865 70.83 97.20 2. Mayabunder 8321 6469 14790 10076 9250 68.12 91.80 3. Rangat 13565 10548 24113 20045 14691 83.13 73.29 4. 62.17 Port Blair 49926 35347 8527a 4 y|209 45516 85.85 5- . Ferrargunj 16355 12806 2916^'' 27493 17340 94.28 63.07 6. Little Andaman 5600 4036 9636 6075 6044 63.04 99.49 7. Car Nicobar 5757 5922 11679 9340 7370 79.97 78.90 8. Nancowry 4103 3540 7643 6247 4340 81.73 69.47 9. Campbell Bay 2921 1882 4803 2760 2700 57.46 97.83 114995 B7883 202878 166423 118116 82.03 70.97 Regular Staff V«ar Group 'A* Group 'B' Group 'C 'Group 'D* Total 319t March 1991 295 378 10987 21704 33364 d is t March 1992 287 380 11205 21586 33458 31st March 1993 299 382 11165 22038 33884 31 §t March 1994 306 4£3 1U24 2U53 m 0 6 31 St March 1995[p] 316 411 11435 22803 34965 ' Group 'D'including all rsgulat & other Non Regular workers / Labourers [pj Provisional Table 10.2 Employment Exchange Applicants (No.) Items 1990-91 1 1991-921 1992-93 1993-94 1994^ Employment Exchange 1 1 1 1 1 Employment Infonnation 4 4 4 4 4 and Assistance Bureau Applicants on live Register Total 16134 17010 20899 18170 2t921 (i) Male 11639 11986 14426 11857 14296 (ii) Female 4495 5024 6473 6313 7625 Employment Information and Assistance Bureau Applicants & placement (No.) item Mayabunder Car Nicobar Campbell Bay Nancowry Applicants as on 31st March 1995 i) Male 959 1165 210 507 ii) Female 495 327 102 158 Total 1454 1492 312 665 Placement during 1994-95 i) Male 6 15 10 - ii) Female - 4 1 - Total 6 19 11 - Table 10.4 No. of new registrants according to academic qualification on live register of Employment Exchange, Port Blair Ym t Balow Abova HMlric ft Graduate Tachnical OOiara To m Matiic bakmr gradiMtB ftpoct CandMates graduate 1990-91 1265 1236 414 86 544 3545 1991-92 1395 1224 455 62 582 3718 1992-93 1326 1350 427 178 . 137 3418 1993-94 1741 1598 438 253 275 4305 1994-95 1746 1636 482 230 218 4312 Table 10.5 Yearwise Registration & placement of Scheduled Tribes Year Port Blair Car Nicobar Campbell Bay Regd. Placement Regd. Placement Regd. Placement 1990-91 74 20 104 15 8 1991-92 49 54 163 10 4 1992-93 37 22 65 15 8 6 1993-94 15 15 245 8 2 1994-95 27 54 93 19 2 Yearwisa Placamant made by Employment Exchange, Port Btatr Year Placamont (In No.) i Male 1 Female | Total 1990-91 427 271 698 1991*92 412 224 636 1992-93 404 171 575 1993-94 416 157^ 573 1994-95 ' 380 77 457 Tsbl»10.7 Monthwl** PlAcament* 1994*9$ fl'f? »• ■•“ 1,' Month* ------No, of PItcomont A prii' 94 40 May '94 35 June '94 41 July '94 69 August '94 15 September‘94 29 October'94 37 November '94 29 December'94 47 January'95 50 February '95 30 March '95 35 Total 457 Yearwise Vacancies notified and fiiledj u| ^Employment Exchange, Port Qfaiir)) Year No. of Vacancies Notilied 1 Filled 19'90-91 2244 696 1991-92 1 174 636 1992-93 768 575 1993-94 975 573 1994-95 684 .457 Monthwfs* Vacancies notified and fiiled up during 1994-95 r •! Month ^1 No. of Vacancies Notified FUlod up April 1994 38 40 May 1994 47 35 June 1994 22 41 July 1994 127 69 August 1994 67 15 September 1994 32 29 October 1994 35 37 November 1994 85 29 December 1994 79 47 January 1995 51 50 February 1995 42 30 March 1995 59 35 Total 664 457 FINANCE Table 11.1 Revenue receipts and revenue expenditure (Rs.OOO) Year Revenue receipts | Revenue expenditure 1990'91 255139 1542900 1991'92 334433 1969942 1992-93 427172 1901409 1993-94 606719 3401718 1994-95 719808 2369075 Item 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 Liquor Auction amount collected (RS.) Nil Nil Nil 2.07,50,000 2.83,20,000 — Excise duty collected (Rs) 60.84.686 77.65.826 88.11,289 1.23,00.558 1,07.95.403 Import permit fee collected (Rs) 260 1065 1110 1065 670 Liceoce Fee collected from defence (Rs) 1100 1000 1300 900 900 Licence fee collected from police & Hotel (Rs) 600 135 600 600 800 Other (ANIIDCO) 90000 135000 450000 SL. Name of Office Location No. the Bank (No. of Branches) a. AiitndipFinaneial Ingtltutian 1.NABARD 1 VIP Road, Port Blair CgmmgrcialBanKs 1. state Bank 18 Port Blair, Aberdeen of India Bazar, Chouldari, Bambooflat, Baratang, Rangat, Billyground, Mayabunder, Diglipur, Hut Bay, Car Nicobar with one extension counteat Indian Air Force Campus and one satellite office at Sawai, Nancowry, Brichgunj, Raksha Vihar, minnieboy, Rama Krishnapur, Manglutan, Mitfiakharje, Garacharama. 2. Punjab National Port Blair Bank 3. Syndicate Bank Port Blair, Garacharma, Ferrargunj, Long Island Campbell Bay, Extension Counter at MES Complex, Haddo. 4. CanaraBank Aberdeen Bazar, Port Blair 5. Indian Bank Aberdeen Bazar, Port Blair 6. UCO Bank Middle Point, Port Blair 7. Indian Overseas Delanipur, Port Blair Bank 8. Allahabad Bank Gandhi Bhavan, POrt Blair 9. United Bank of Junglighat, Port Blair. India g. Co:opgratiy« BanK 1. Andaman & 31 Port Blair, Diglipur, Nicobar state Mayabunder, Co-operative Wimberlygunj, Haddo, Bank Ltd., Tushnabad, Baratang, Bambooflat, Rangat Hut Bay, Campbell Bay, Billyground, Dairy Farm, Bakultala, Perka, Katchal, Lapati, Shadipur, Garacharama, Prothrapur, Kalighat, Neil Island, Havelock, Aerial Bay, Tersssa, Kadamtala, Jirkatang, Nimbutala, R.K. Pur, Betapur, Quptapara. Membership, Borrowing, Capital & Loan position of Andaman & Nicobar State Co-operative Bank Ltd. PortIBlair (Rs. in *000) Year Membership (No.) Borrowing from Total working societies kxfividuals HUDCC RBI/NABARD Capital Loan Sanctioned 1990-91 184 13226 . 10772 180502 389106 1991-92 183 13185 10748 11082 - 21830 1992-93 182 21186 - 9297 308710 263460 1993-94 186 18834 9921 7096 343709 27171 1994-95 187 19789 4 82 6 12417 414134 35661 Financial position of A & N State Co-operative Bani( Ltd., (Rs. In *000) Year Branches Paid up Deposits cash balance Loan capital including bank out ______balance standing 1990-91 26 3666 139718 9136 125961 1991-92 29 4908 178060 26301 181286 1992-93 29 4680 231793 11198 211273 1993-94 30 5170 274642 24861 231432 1994-95 31 3389 333416 30927 237685 Deposit of ttate Co-op. Bank Ltd. Port Blair during 1994-95 Type Accountt(No.) Amount (Rs. In Lakha) Saving Deposits 92484 1366.78 Current Deposits 2257 201.33 Term Deposits 24030 1725.12 Otiiers 15009 40.93 Total 133780 3334.16 Table-11.7 Life Insurance Item 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 Proposal registered (No) 1480 1806 2045 2483 2516 Sum proposed (Rs in Lakhs) 448 611 894 1217 1507 Policies issued (No.) 1444 1781 2036 2454 2494 Sum assured (Rs In Lakhs) 427 605 857 1174 1452 L.I.C Agents (No) 57 70 66 79 95 Annuity policies (NO) 51 45 8 2 1 Annuity premium (Rs in Lakhs) 24 7 0.76 1.09 0.35 General Insurance Policies and premium handled Items Unit 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1.Total premium collected Rs. in Lakhs 40.65 45.67 48.26 50.00 2. Policy renewed endorsement issued No. a. Marine (Cargo) " 359 290 115 128 b. Fire 1715 1716 1725 1783 0. Motor 6100 6455 6979 6799 d. Marine Hull 15 27 11 4 e. Miscellaneous ” 320 359 420 380 . Janata 14 90 33 86 SI No. Item 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 i t Sfl.vlflg.Bank-Dflpo8U8 .a. No. of Accounts Opened 28109 30302 29732 30170 b. Collection (Rs. in Lakhs) Gross 132.81 121.06 155.60 120.16 Net 6.43 (-)7.64 10.17 (-)4.06 2. National Saving certificate Cotlectlon (Rs. in Lal 4Jndra Vilcfls Patra a. Collection (Rs in Lakhs) Gross 70.30 37.37 57.79 84.66 Net 57.38 26.09 17.53 25.76 5. Tima PftPQtU a. Account (no) 163 176 125 154 b. Collection (Rs in Lakhs) Gross 11.03 9.43 11.48 Net 3.53 2.96 1-C3 6. KIttan VIhilt Pitr.i a. Collection in Rs Gross 32.34 75.83 181.78 7. Monthly Income tchemfl a. Collecton (Rs in Lakhs) Gross 20.46 29.97 84.66 Net 16.86 20.87 69.37 8. Public p rovident Fund a. Accounts( In No.) opened 31 37 61* 79 b. Collection (Rs. In Lakhs) Gross 11.74 9.64 8.46 7.01 Net 11.74 9.00 8.46 5.8^ 9. National aavlna tchemg a. Collection (Rs. in Lakhs) Gross 57.05 3.74 6.38 5.11 Net 56.99 (-)6.22 (-)10.63 (-)16.4| * Accounts opened in post offices only 175 Income Tax collection in Andaman & Nicobar Islands Particulars 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 Income Tax Assessees as InGIR (No) 2133 2367 2515 3554 3358 Amount of Tax collected (Rs in Lakhs) 176.70 398.96 426.47 803.00 750.00 FISHERIES Table 12.1 Fisheries in Andaman & Nicobar islands 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-9^ 1994-95 1. Fisher men engaged m fishing (No) 3500 3500 3600 3650 3678 2. No. of fishing country craft 1100 1311 1325 1340 1348 3. No. of net used a)Gill Net 879 986 996 1008 1028 b) Shore^sein Net 29 32 36 41 45 c) Anchore Net 26 26 ^ 29 32 34 d) Cast Net 587 586 595 604 612 4. Mechanised fishing Vessels (NO.) 184 210 219 230 235 5. Average fuel Consumption per vessel per day (in Litre) 90 80 90 90 90 6. Fishermen families settled till end of March (No.) 271 291 311 311 311 7. Fisheries requisites distributed during the year (Rs in Lakhs) 6.60 10.17 10.301 25.50 22.32 Quantity and value of Fish landed In Andaman & NIcobar Islands Year Quantity(Tonnes) Value (Rs in .000) 1990-91 15169 1820.28 1991-92 22674 3315.66 1992-93 24328 3575.08 1993-94 25080 4012.80 r994-95 26120 4179.20 Quantity and Value of Fish Landed in A & N Islands 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 YEAR ^ 2 QUANTlTY(Tonnes) VALUE(Rs. in '000) Table 12.4 Fishery Survey Trials in Andamans Items Particulars Fishery survey vessel in operation (No) Area of Fishing ground expiored by M.V. Meena Gaveshaki (Sq.Km) 18-72/2A Depth Range (Mts) 80-82 mts Type of Fishing Tuna long line Best season for bottom trawling March to May Average fish catch per hour of trawling in Andamans (Kg) 78.6 Production & Price of kiland & Marine fish Item Production Average price Vaiue (Tonnes) (per Tonne Rs) (Rs in Lakhs) 1993-94 1994-95 1993-94 1994-95 1993-94 1994^95 Marine fish 25080 26120 16000 16000 4012.8 4179.20 inland fish 36 38 20000 20000 7.20 7.60 Catch of fish by non professtonal fishermen 93 92 . . . I.Fish curinasaltina a. Raw Fishlet in for salting 3763 3916 16000 16000 602.08 626.88 b. Salted fish 1252 1328 22000 22000 275.44 292.16 c. Salt used 752 784 3000 3000 22.56 23.52 a. Raw fish let In for sun drying 1253 1275 15000 16000 187.95 204.00 b. Sun dried fish (et out 500 510 26000 28000 130.00 142.80 FOREST AREA iN ANDAMAN & NtCOBAR tSLAMDS (IN SQ.KM) YEARS Particulars 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 Reserved Forest 2929 2929 2929 2929 Projected Forest 4242 4242 4242 - 4242 Proposed Reserved Forest Total 7171 7171 7171 7171 TABLE 13.2 Division wise for«st area a« on 31.03.95 (fn'tq km) Forast area Total Division Geographical R»iarv«d Prot«ct»d Forest ArM South Andaman 1658 1206 112 1320 Baratang 721 647 - 647 Middle Andaman 965 53 604 057 North Andaman 2325 314 1784 2098 Little Andaman 739 707 - 707 Nicobar Group of Islands 1841 1542 1542 Total » Year Govt. Private Forest Conces Total By Dept, on work Total on planta - sional operation contract payment tion of royalty Dev Corpn. 1990-91 58745 5531 64276 4836 33612 936 103660 1991^92 53050 7573 60623 1884 41800 1003 105319 1992-93 62682 2641 65323 11956 47455 746 125480 1993-94 61624 3524 65148 15378 48588 1022 130136 1994-95 62929 1464 64393 21490 48292 1348 135523 Intake and outturn of Govt. Saw Mill (in cub mtr) Year Chatham Saw Mill fietapur SawMill Intake Out-turn Percentage ntake Out-turn %of of Out-turn Out-turn S 1990-91 16631 9035 54.3 3193 1807 56.6 1991-92 15777 8034 50.9 2917 1630 55.9 1992-93 15066 8350 55.4 2713 1704 62.8 4 o n t o O 4 o r 1 o s f t . . 1 £.011 4U.S •4994-95 125»0 0009 47.» \o H s i liiiu tiiJ.y Out-turn of Major forest Produce (in cub .mtr) Year Timber (logs) Fuel wood 1990-91 103660 45377 1991-92 105343 41870 1992-93 125480 38962 1993-94 130136 52456 1994-95 135523 51625 Table 13.6 Shipment of timber from Isiands by forest Deptt. (in c/ub mtr.) Year Timber (logs) SawnTJihber Total 1990-91 1047 512 1559 1991-92 3498 868 4366 1992-93 2540 407 2947 1993-94 3654 140 3794 1994-95 803 792 1595 185 Table 13.7 Revenue earned by Forest Department (Rs. In lakhs) Year Revenue 1990-91 1535 1991-92 2000 1992-93 2201 1993-94 2634 1994-95 2984 Table 13.8 Availability of category wise timber (logs) In Andaman & NIcobar Islands during 1994-95 SI.No. Category Availability of timber (In cub m) 1. Ornamental wood 4865 2. Standard Hard wood 29541 3. Superior Hard wood 66247 4. Match wood - 5. Soft wood 34870 Table 14.1 INDUSTRIES No.of Industries It) Andaman & NlcObar Islands As on Items 31-3-91 31-3-92 31-3-93 31-3-94 31-3-95 Large/Medium Scale Industries 5 5 5 5 5 Small Scale Industries 869 944 1009 1066 1119 industrial Trng. Centre 11 11 11 12 10 Industrial Estate 1 1 1 1 1 Table 14.2 Region-wise Small Scale industrial Unit 1994-95 (NO) SI. Type South Middle North Nicobar Total No. Andaman Andaman Andaman grp. of Islands 1. Wood based . 197 29 32 05 263 2. Agro based 79 15 08 12 114 ; 3. Marine based 45 03 03 03 54 4. Food based 66 12 10 10 98 5. Mineral based 58 04 03 65 6. Chemical based 41 - - - - 41 7. Engineering based 240 08 06 ^ 2 256 8. Leather based 07 - -- 07 9. Textile based 72 03 03 01 79 10. Coir based 02 - -- 02 11. Miscellaneous 104 18 17 01 140 Total 911 92 82 34 1119 Registered Factories and Factory Labour (in No.) Year Woricing Average woricers Factory employed daily 1990-91 45 5314 1991-92 45 5314 1992-93 45 5314 1993-94 43 5116 1994-95 43 5116 iaOI« 14.4A Loan sanctioned to Industrial Units Category 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 No. of Am t No. of Ann No. of Amt No. of Arm No. of Amt parties in Lakhs parties in Lakhs parties in Lakhs parties in Lakh! parties inUMis Small Scale Industries 18 4.00 18 4.00 27 8.00 3 2.50 11 .4.00 ” Handicrafts 5 1.00 7 1.50 -- -- - Other Village and Cottage 30 6.50 37 8.00 27 8.00 20 6.78 11 4.00 Industries Credit plan to 22 37.28 12 15.31 10 19.28 8 12.28 4 6.25 SSI units Total 75 48.78 74 28.81 64 35.28 31 21.56 26 14.25 Table: 14.5 Works Committ«ta No. Yoar Worka Committaaa Workara functioning eovarad 1990-91 25 14710 1991-92 25 14710 1992-93 25 14725 1993-94 25 14710 1994-95 25 14710 Tabla:14.6 Mctory Aeeidanta (No.) Year Aeeldanta Mflidaya loat 1990-91 75 248 1991-92 65 309 1992-93 68 256 1993-94 138 883 1994-95 72 235 T ab I*: 14.7 Industrial dlsputat (No.) Y«ar Dlaputat Workars involvad 1990-91 19 669 1991-92 24 1992-93 16 170 1993-94 28 44 1994-95 60 822 Tabla:14.8 Trada Uniona (No.) Yaar Trada Uniona Mambarahip 1990-91 107 14.690 1991-92 115 14.960 1992-93 118 15.110 1993-94 131 17.040 1994-95 126 16.848 H M m i : Yssr Tahsils 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 DIglipur . . . 9 Mayabunder • 0 • • •• Rangat 1 1 1 1 1 Port Blair 15 15 15 20 19 Ferrargun) - • • Car Nicobar 1 ' < 1 -1 NancdWiSy ' • Total 17 17 " 17 22 21* ' Law & Ord«r Details of Pelic* p*r«onn*l« (No.) Description Year 1»90>91 IMI-M 1992-99 1993-M 1994-9S Inspector Genera of Police 1 1 1 1 1 Superintendent of Police 3 3 3 3 3 Assistant Superinter>dent of Police/ Deputy Superintendent of Police 10 8 10 10 9 Chief Rre Officer 2 2 2 2 1 Police Radio Officer 1 1 1 1 1 Inspectors 29 24 30 30 29 Sub Inspector/Assistant Sub Inspector 133 123 140 140 140 Constable/Head Constables^.H.Cons/ 1583 1481 1660 1944 2009 B.Police Cortstable/Jamadars 376 376 376 -. Ottier Ranks 421 430 439 516 516 Total 2559 2449 2662 2647 2709 Note: During 1993-94, the post of Bush Police Constable merged with Police Constable and converted as LarKe Head Constable Including 41 Jamadars. Iteme | 1990-91 1 1991-92 1992-93 |l993-94 |11994-95 1. Police Stations 12 12 15 15 15 2. Police Out Posts 30 30 35 54 54 3. Telegraph/Police Radio stations 29 26 28 39 39 4. Fire Stations 9 11 11 11 11 5. V.H.F.Stations 33 33 37 38 93 Table 15.3 Road Accldente (No.) ttvmt 1 1990-91 11991-92 11992-93 1993-94 [ 1994-95 1 Total s^cidents 131 80 80 94 103 a) by bi/s 13 13 16 19 23 b) by truck 22 21 17 20 26 c) by scooter 32 19 15 28 17 d) by car/jeep 21 19 17 12 13 e) by motor cycle 10 5 7 6 7 f) by other yehicles 33 3 8 9 17 II Persons killed 12 7 15 8 9 III Persons Injured 177 131 127 155 135 81. CrImM 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 19B4-9S 1. Murder 18 7 7 11 14 2. Robery 1 - 1 5 1 3. Burglary 71 68 90 94 68 4. Rape 4 5 4 4 5. Thefts 80 120 92 73 61 6. Rioting 24 11 11 14 21 7. Kidnapping & abduction 8 5 4 3 4 8. Rash Of negligent act causing death or grevioushurt 131 80 80 94 103 9. Cheating 3 1 2 6 6 10. Misc.IPC Cases 418 293 301 357 265 11. A&N Islands Excise Regulationi 597 1498 1451 1325 958 12. A&N Islands Protection of aboriginal Tribes Regulation 58 104 70 196 SI. CrlRiM 1 1990-01 1 1991-92 1 1992-93 1 1993-94 1 1994-98 13. Motor Vehicle Act 175 133 117 26 41 14. Essential Commodities Act 22 2 - • 1 15. Foreigners Act 9 5 4 1 4 16. Gambling Act 12 6 12 16 16 17. 34 Police Act 252 309 373 434 411 18. Other Local & Special Laws 54 8 31 27 20 Total 2937 2650 2651 2575 2070 Table 15.8 Fir« Stations in Andaman A Nieobar iaiands y«ar No.of Fire Stations Location 1990-91 11 I. HQ Aberdeen 2. Chatham 3.Marine 4. Rangat 5. Mayabunder 6. Bambooflat 7. Hut Bay 8. Diglipur 9. Haddo Wharf 10. Campbell Bay I I . Carnicobar 1991-92 11 -do- 1992-93 11 -do- 1993-94 11 -do- 1994-95 11 -do- Table 15.6 Incident of fire Year Fire calls Property damaged attended (No.) (Rs, In thousands) 1990-91 98 1105 1991-92 103 2915 t992-93 120 4624 1993-94 130 7130.2 1994-95 139* 62211 * Includes 11 Nos. Special Service calls Particulars 19d1 1992 1993 1994 District Jail 1 1 1 1 Prison Population 470 284 306 205 a) Men 466 279 301 201 b) Women 4 5 5 4 Prisoners under 21 - years of age 168 4 7 47 Prisoners awaiting trial 295 151 187 67 Age group 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 (in years) M F M F M F M F M F Under 21 .- 3 . 2 18 2 21 -40 181 1 102 2 95 1 72 1 53 3 4 0-60 32 - 20 - 16 - 45 - 26 60 years & above 1 - 2 - 2 - 1 - 2 • Total 214 1 127 2 115 1 136 1 S3 3 Literacy amongst convicts of District Jail (No) YEAR Male Female Total Male Female Total 1990-91 201 1 202 13 13 1991-92 111 2 113 16 16 1992-93 97 1 98 18 18 1993-94 123 1 124 13 13 1994-95 72 3 75 11 11 Cloth Production Total vaiua (Mstra) Valu* Cana Valua Ra. (Ra) worka (piacaa) 1990-91 792 9335 107 2477 11812 f§91-92 1269 13600 71 1573 15173 1992*93 1272 19954 281 4231 241.85 1993-94 1576 26602 212 5065 31667 1994-95 366 4770 326 6376 11146 Table-15.11 Suicides in A & N Islands (No.) Year No of Suicides By Sex By Age group Perscm 18 Year Pel Upto Above 30 Male Female Total lifiyear : 30 Years jyears 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1990-91 75 35 110 9 45 56 1991-92 85 39 124 T2 55 1992-93 68 48 116 8 62 46 1993-94 66 45 111 22 45 44 1994-95 71 49 120 8 48 64 203 Table-15.12 Causes of Sutcides(No.) PERSONS YEARS 90-91 9 1 -9 2 9 2 -9 3 9 3 -9 4 9 4 -9 5 1 2 3 4 5 • 6 Failure in Exam 3 4 1 2 Quarrel with Parertts-in-Laws 3 4 7 11 6 Quarrel with Married Partner 13 11 21 5 15 Poverty -- - “- “ Love affairs 1 1 3 4 - Insanity 11 7 5 6 9 Dispute over Property - --- - — Dreadful Diseases 21 12 17 12 22 Other Causes 61 86 59 72 66 Total 110 124 116 111 120 Table-16.1 Medical & Public Health Medical Facilities in A & N Islands (No.) Period Hospital Community Dispensaries Primary Sub Uiban Beds Health Health Centre Health Avaiiabte Centre Centre Centre 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1990-91 5 3 7 16 85 5 836 1991-92 3 4 5 17 91 5 846 1992-93 3 4 2 17 91 5 880 - 1993-94 3 4 2 17 91 5 880 1994-95 3 4 2 17 96 5 937 Table-16.2 Medteat & r«Dtte HeaHth Region wise Hospitals & Dispensaries in A & N Islands (No.) Region Hospitals Ckjmmunity Dispensaries Primary .S ub Urtian Health Health Centre Health Centre Centre Centre 93-94 94-96 93-W 94-95 93-94 94-95 , 93-94 94-95 93-94 94-95 . 93t94 94-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 S/Andam an 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 9 32 35 5 5 M /Andam an - f 1 - 3 3 19 20 N/Andam an1 1 1 1 1 -- 2 2 13 13 - Nicobar Group of islands 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 27 28 T o tal: A & N Islands 3 3" ' . * 4 4 2 ' 2 ' '' 17 17 91 96 5 5 Table-16.3 Tahsil-wise hospitals & dispensaries (No.) Tettsa Hospital Community Dispensaries Primary Sub Urban rtoamIII,, nil HeaKh Centres HeaUi Cenbes Centres Centres 93-94 94-9S 9 3 - 9 4 9 4 - 9 6 93-94 94-9S 93-94 94-95 9 3 - 9 4 9 4 - 9 5 9 3 - 9 4 9 4 - 9 5 1* 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Digipur -- 1 1 - - 1 1 9 9 - Mayabunder 1 1 ------1 1 13 13 - " Rangat - - 1 t -- 3 3 11 12 -- Port Blair 1 1 - 11 66 17205 5 FefTargiB^ - - 1 1 - - 3 3 14 14 -- - Camktibai \ 1 - 1 1 - 5 5 - - Nancowrie — " 1 1 - 3 3 22 23 " Totat 3 3 4 4 2 2 17 17 91 96 5 5 Table-16.4 Bed Strength in Hospitals (No.) Hospttal YEARS 90-91 91-92 92-93 93-94 94-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 OiflUDur Tehsil CHC Diglipur 32 32 50 50 40 Mayabunder Tahsil CivH HospHai Mayabunder 30 30 30 30 42 PHC kaiighat 10 10 10 10 10 Ranaat Tehsil PHC Long Island ind 15 15 15 15 15 CHC Rangat 39 39 39 39 39 PHC BiWiground 20 20 20 20 20 PHC Kadamtala 10 10 10 10 15 Contd. Hospital YEARS 90-91 91-92 92-93 93-94 94-95 2 3 4 - 5 6 Port Blair Tahsil G. B. Pant Hospital 406 406 412 412 412 PHC Garachdrama 10 10 ■ 10 10 10 PHC Neil Islahd 6 6 6 6 10 PHC Havelock 10 10 10 10 10 PHt?Hutbay 10 10 10 10 20 PHC Baratang 10 10 10 10 10 PHCRamakrishna Pur 10 , . 10 .10 Contd. Hospital YEARS 90-91 91-92 92*93 93-94 94-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 CivH HospitaJ Bambooflat 42 42 42 42 74 PHC Tushnabad 10 10 10 10 10 FUC WM>erlyguni 4 4 4 4 - PHC Manglutan - 10 10 10 10 Car Nicobar Tehsil Civil Hospital Car Nicobar 106 106 106 106 113 CHC Nancowrie 46 46 46 46 37 PHC Campbell Bay 10 10 10 10 20 PHC Katchal 10 10 10 10 10 Total ; 836 846 880 880 937 Category 90-91 91-92 92-93 93-94 94-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 Doctors 95 104 106 106 98 Nurses 210 245 247 247 410 Midwives 108 139 139 139 Compounders 108 112 108 108 93 Malaria/Sanitary/ Fffarta Inspectors 35 35 34 34 32 Vaccinators R 5 9 9 9 Health Visitors 29 32 32 32 32 211 Table-16.6 Registered Births & Deaths in A & N Islands (As on 1st Jan) (No.) Births Deaths Year Male Fermie Total Male Female Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1991 3264 3006 6270 611 346 957 1992 3551 3245 6796 684 365 1049 1993 3612 3333 6945 629 403 1032 1994 3522 3306 6828 638 378 1016 Table 16.7 Average No. of daily In-Patients and Out-Patients at Port Blair Hospital Year Daily average Daily average In-Patients Out-Patients 1990-91 300 556 1991-92 287 590 1992-93 287 586 1993-94 278 648 1994-95 277 681 213 (diseases Y^iar 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 Malaria 4208 1922 2597 1598 1619 Dispepsia & Diarrhoea and Dysentry 68191 45055 40188 43290 36524 Filaria 37 87 97 134 125 T.B. 776 756 611 882 884 Rheumatic fever with or without heart disease 718 1469 1383 1188 788 Others 771247 786360 779786 539407 508588 Total: 845177 835649 824662* 586499 548528 Table 16.9 Deaths in Hospitals according to causes (No..) Diseases Year 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 Cholera „ -- —— - Small Pox -- " - - ” Malaria - 2 2 1 1 Other Fever 18 -- 3 18 3 Dysentry & Diarrhoea 24 32 25 13 6 Respiratory diseases 23 21 14 18 8 Injuries 17 7 17 19 7 Doaths from child birth •n 2 3 13 5 All other causes 414 351 363 355 337 Total 496 415 427 437 367 Table 16.10 Maternity cases attended (No.) Year Labour cases attended 1 2 1990-91 6486 1991-92 6968 1992-93 7500 1993-94 5454 1994-95 5388 Table 16.11 Month wise Sterilisation operations performed (No.) Months Sterilisation operation perfonrtid April 81 127 113 168 142 May 174 121 163 157 168 June 145 105 110 110 136 July 124 133 100 108 152 August 148 151 126 103 114 September 82 145 129 181 87 Octob§r 109 125 136 100 112 Noy§mb§r 153 21S 2 i0 101 162 December 170 180 200 147 106 January 201 -181. t57 150 237 February 221 213 192 257 142 March 301 215 196 216 234 Total 1909 1911 1832 1798 1792 217 Vear ■ lUD ■ ■■ Tubectomy Operations Insertions Performed 1 2 3 1990-91 1694 1820 1991-92 1805 1837 1992-93 1506 1790 1993-94 1732 1747 1994-95 1603 1761 Month wise Tubectomy Operations & lUD insertions (No.) Months lUD Insertions Tubectomy Operations 1992-93 1993-94 h 994-95 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1______^ ___ 3_ ___4^ 5 6 7 AprK 75 97 80 109 165 137 May 93 181 80 158 154 164 June 54 139 78 107 110 134 July 120 129 210 99 105 148 August 109 172 121 124 99 114 September 119 175 190 125 175 86 October 143 130 120 135 97 100 November 123 118 126 204 100 160 December 142 176 190 195 139 105 January 227 133 129 155 145 234 February 159 139 110 186 253 1 ^ March 142 143 169 193 205 231 Tb5 1506 1732 1603 1790 1747 1761 Table-16.14 Urban-Rural wise Registered Births from 1991 to 1994 Live Birth Year Urban Rural Total M F T M FT M F T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1991 1133 1040 2173 2131 1966 4097 3264 3006 6270 1992 1261 1158 2419 2290 2087 4377 3551 3245 6796 1993 1260 1203 2463 2352 2130 4482 3612 3333 6945 1994 1154 1151 2305 2368 2155 4523 3522 3306 6828 220 Urban-Rural wise Registered Deaths from 1991 to 1994 Year Urban Rural Total M FTM F TM FT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1991 283 158 441 328 188 516 611 346 957 1992 355 151 506 329 214 543 684 365 1049 1993 315 175 490 314 228 542 629 403 1032 1994 310 161 471 328 217 545 638 378 1016 Table-17.1 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT New 20 point Programme Under Selected Items 1993-94 1994-95 Items Unit Target Achievement Target Achievement 1 2 3 4 5 6 Point No.1 on njral poverty a. IRDP Families beneifited No 1726 1171 1421 1304 b. JRY (Mandays generated) No 327000 181291 246000 259000 G. Small scale industries No 50 57 50 53 established Strategy for Rainfed- AQricufture Water shed development a.Land development (Hects) 4000 3757.24 4000 5024 (Tractorisation) b.Oistribution of Improved Implements No 125 146 175 198 c.Distribution of Improved Seeds Quintals 560 222 Point No.3 Better Use of Irrigation Water a. Imgation potential created by ponds(Hect) 110 15 24 25.8 b.. Utilisation of potential created by Pump sets (Hects) 60 68 88 92 c. Soil Conservation (hects) 225 214.40 275 371.50 d. Plantation (Horticulture Development) (Hect) 500 793.41 750 757 Point No.4 Bigger Harvests Production of a.Rice M.Tonnes 30000 32138.56 30000 30600 b.Oil seeds 395 397 395 415 c.Pulses “ 1000 817.79 1000 1030 i Horticulture (j) Fruits 16000 16015 165000 16665 (ii) Vegetables 15200 18871.64 15750 16380 e.Live stock products (i) Milk (MT) 24000 24660 25000 25060 (ii) Eggs (In Lakhs) 510 518.54 515 519.59 f.Fish (MT) 25130 25137 26200 26166 2 2 3 0 Point No.7 Clean Drinking Water a. Villages covered (No.) 20 19 15 20 b. Population covered (No.) 2828 2752 3855 5797 c. Scheduled Tribes Population Covered (No.) 567 458 500 532 Point No.8 Health for ail a. Community Health Centre (No.) b. Primary Health Centre (No.) -- - - - c. Sub-centre (No.) 5 - 5 5 d. Immunisation of Children (1) DPT (") 6087 6097 6200 6153 (ii) Polio (") 6087 6097 6200 6153 (iii) BCG (“) 6087 6542 6200 6206 e. National programme on Control of Blindness Cataract Operations (No.) 500 243 500 501 1 2 3 4 5 6 f. National Leprosy Eradication Programme Diagnoising of new cases (No.) 100 115 100 120 g. Nationai T.B. Control Programme (i) New Cases diagnoised (No.) 400 475 460 511 (ii) Sputum examination at PHC (No.) 1200 2485 1220 2285 h.Rural sanitary latrine (No.) 965 456 929 1164 I.Rehabilftation of Handicapped (No.) 25 27 30 29 Pwnt9. Two CWW norm a.Sterilisation (No.) 2000 1792 2000 1672 b.Equivalance of (i) I.U.D. Insertions (No.) 1900 1628 2000 1461 (ii) CC Users (•) 2300 2585 2500 2574 (iii) OP Users O 1000 577 1100 771 c. ICDS Blocks (No.) 4 4 4 4 d- Anganwadies (No,) 247 255 247 281 1 2 3 4 5 6 lupplimentary Nutrition (Central Sector) Beneficiaries (No.) 17825 18462 18000 20355 Point No.10 Expansion of education a) Elementarv Education (i) General (Boys+giris) (No.) 2250 2652 3000 3125 (ii) Scheduled Tribes (No.) 380 472 500 352 b) Adult Literacy (i) General (mgle #Female) No.) 2000 2023 2000 2017 (ii) Scheduled Trit)es (No.) 500 500 500 500 Piont No 11 Justice to S.Cs & S.Ts S.T Families assisted (No.) 500 883 450 929 Point No. 12 Eaualrtv for women 1 .Enrolment of girls in schools (No) 1500 1913 1500 1500 1 2 3 4 5 6 2.Women in adult literacy Classes (No.) 1200 1219 1200 1210 3.Women in technical Institutions (No.) 30 46 30 55 Point No. 13 New Opportunities for youth 1.N.S.S. Enrolment (No.) 350 400 400 (i) Youth Exchange Programme (No.) 1 1 1 1 (ii) Youth festival (No.) 1 1 1 1 (iii) National Intergration camps" 2 3 2 2 (iv) Community Singing Programmes (No.) 10 10 10 12 (v) Folk festival (No.) 1 1 1 2 (vi) Youth Seminars (No.) 2 2 2 2 (vii) Scout Camp (No.) 4 4 4 5 S.New Soorts Policv i) Participation of team at National Level (No.) 10 10 10 11 i)Coaching Camps (No.) 13 14 13 14 iii)Development of play ground(No.) 2 2 2 2 iv)lnter block tournaments(No.) 5 5 5 5 v)ln-service training programmes (No.) 2 2 2 2 vi)Sports festival (No.) 1111 Point-14 HOUSING FOR PEOPLE 1 .Provision of hoUse site (families) (No.) -- - 1000 1452 2.Construction cisistance (No.) 50 3.lndira Awasyojana for SC & ST (No.) 72 21 109 21 4.LIG Housing ' (No.) 100 4 5.EWS Housing (No.) 8 -- 10 1______2 3______4______5______6 Point • 15 Improvement of slums 1. Slums population Covered with seven basic amenities No. 250 250 400 400 of person Point - 16 New Strategy for Forestry i) Seedling distribution for plantation on private lands (Lakhs) 5.00 5.00 6.00 5.00 ii) Area of public land including forest land (Hect) 3300 3489 3700 3506 Point - 18 Concern for consumers 1. FPS Opened (No.) 16 25 12 13 Point -19 Energy for villages 1. Improved Chullahs {■) 3500 3514 2000 2211 2. Biogas picints 5 5 5 5 Table-17.2 A Plan outlay and expenditure (Rs. in Lakhs) Plan Period Outlay Expenditure % of expenditure to Outlay 1. 2 3 4 1st Five Year Plan (1951-56) 558.050 85.472 15.316 2nd Five Year Plan (1956-61) 603.135 364.867 60.495 3rd Five Year Plan (1961-66) 979.320 636.202 64.964 Annual plan (1966-67) 159.309 134.188 84.231 Annual Plan (1967-68) 272.393 182.729 67.083 Annual Plan (1968-69) 251.000 282.961 112.733 4th Five Year Plan (1969-74) 1400.000 1469.999 105.000 5th Five Year Plan (1974-79) 3372.000 2120.702 62.892 Annual Plan (1979-80) 1602.590 743.074 46.367 6th Five Year Plan (1980-85) 9660.500 10006.439 103.581 7th Five Year Plan (1985-90) 30150.000 23490.749 77.913 Annual Plan (^1985-86) 3350.000 2277.849 67,995 Annual Plan (1986-87) 6900.000 3762.464 54.528 ,^nnual Plan (1987-88) 4800.000 4429.779 92.287 Annual Plan (1988-89) 7100.000 6644.463 93.584 Annual Plan (1989-90) 8000.000 6376.193 79.702 Annual Plan (1990-91) 9700 000 9438.429 97 303 Annual Plan (1991-92) 15450.000 14853.160 96.137 Annual Plan (1992-93) 15500.000 12583.452 81.184 Annual Plan (1993-94) 15650.000 15413.062 98.486 Annual Plan (1994-95) 205(30.000 19554.42 95.387 Annual Plan (1995-96) 21500.000 18846.65 87.66 8th Five Year (1992-97) 68500.000 B.Per Capita plan outlay / Expenditure (in Rs.^ Fitth plan (1974-79) Expenditure 1919.000 Sixth plan (1980-85) Expenditure 4803.000 Seventh plan (1985-90) Expenditure 12494.000 Eighth plan (1992-97) (Outlay) 18549.00 Table. 17.3 Community Development Blocks Name of OU Bbck Jurisdiction ^Head quarterT 1.South Andaman J^ortfelair and Ferrargunj Ferrargunj Tahsil 2.Middle Andaman Rangat and Rangat Mayabunder Tahsil a.North Andaman Diglipur Tahsil Diglipur 4.Car Nicobar Car Nicobar Thasll Malacca 5.Nancowry Nancowry Tahsil Kamorta including Great Nicobar Island ------T a b ie :i7 :4 ------Region wise Gram Panchayat, Panchayat Samrties and Zilla Parishad (in No) Region Gram Panchayat Zilla tSamities Parishads 1 2 3 4 Diglipur 13 1 — Mayabunder 8 1 — Rangat 14 1 — Port Blair 10 1 1 Ferrargunj 15 1 — Little Andaman 4 1 — Campbell Bav 3 1 — Total 67 7 1 Table-18.1 POST & TELECOMMUNICATION Postal facilities in A & N Islands (No.) Year Head Post office/ Branch Post Letter Boxes Sub Post offices Offices 1 2 3 4 1990-91 33 61 161 1991-92 33 64 244 1992-93 33 64 244 1993-94 33 64 244 1994-95 33 64 244 Region Head Post Sub Post ED ED Letter Offices Offices Sub Post Branch Offices Post Offices Boxes 1 2 3 4 5 6 North Andaman 2 13 34 Middle Andaman - 4 1 9 24 South Andaman 1 15 6 28 162 Nicobar Group 4 14 24 of Islands Total 1 25 7 64 244 Year Telephone Extension Telephone Connection Exchange 1 2 3 4 1990-91 2233 546 10 1991-92 2430 276 11 1992-93 2784 340 11 1993-94 3035 519 16 1994-95 3757 553 21 Table-18.4 Region Wise Telephone - Connection 1994-95 (No.) Regbn Govt. Private Total Extension 1 2 3 4 5 Diglipur 51 90 141 2 Mayabunder 44 41 85 2 Ferrargunj 4 10 14 " Rangat 46 113 159 1 Kadamtala 6 21 27 ~ Port Blair 1069 1388 2457 434 Baratang 9 17 26 " Havelock 2 16 18 - Brichgunj 10 3 13 57 Garacharma 60 255 315 3 Neil Island 2 3 5 -- Hut Bay 46 41 87 R.K. Pur 1 2 3 Wimberly gunj 30 112 142 1 Car Nicobar 63 20 83 50 Katchal 9 21 30 Lapathy 12 7 19 Nancowrie 30 8 38 2 Champin - 6 6 -- Campbell-bay 48 41 89 1 Total______1542______2215______3757 553 Year Govt. Private Total Extension 1 2 3 4 5 1990-91 1107 795 1902 266 1991*92 935 954 1889 276 1992-93 935 1029 1964 281 1993-94 937 1049 1986 400 1994-95 1069 1388 2457 434 Table-18.6 Urban - Rural Wise Telephone Connections in A & N Islands 1994-95 (No) Region Govt. Private Total Extension 1 1 3 4 5 Urban 1069 1388 2457 434 Rural 473 827 1300 119 Total 1542 2215 3757 553 POWER Table-19.1 Electricity -Installed Capacity & Generation in A & N Islands Year Installed Capacity Generation (in KW) laiKmj 1 2 3 1990-91 15701 3,94,18,201 1991-92 28031 5,19,08,050 1992-93 28395 6,22,25,364 1993-94 29467 6.87.34.956 1994-85 29829 7,44,H4Q3 Electricity Generation 40 1990-91 1991-«2 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 |t7^awi«wifcii(tiiaw5~| T ^ le 19.3 District-wise Installed capicfty and Generation - 1994-95 District Installed caoacitv (in KW ) Generation (KW h) 1 2 3 Andamans 23316 68379933 Nicbbars 6513 6054470 A & N Islands 29829 74434403 Table 19.4 Month wise Electricitv Generation in Urban area Generation (K.W.H^ Months 1993-94 1994-95 April 433^i^00 4155200 May 4069200 4462750 June 4062900 4430350 July 4194350 4505100 August 4435050 4692850 September 4257800 4550050 October 4549500 4642100 November 4521400 4591000 December 4577900 4800900 January 4533100 4726150 February 4195800 4512500 March 4641200 5217000 Total 52372000 55285950 Month Generation (K.W.H) Months 1993-94 1994-95 1 2 3 April 1^61742 153867S May 1263965 1557521 June 1242946 1444782 July 1313553 1490632 August 1342571 1543152 September 1363181 1545715 October 1429137 1637647 November 1422102 1642231 December 1435774 1722629 January 1428206 1732097 February 1316273 1554323 March 1543506 1739045 Total 16362956 19148453 Table 19.6 Electricity Consumption in A & N Islands (K.W.H). Year Consumption 1 2 1990-91 3,16,86,558 1991-92 3.94,22,490 1992-93 4,61,56,118 1993-94 5,10,69,203 1994-95 5,61,04,670 Consumption (K.W.H) Months 1993-94 1994-95 1 2 3 April 3159428 3187533 May 2981842 3267443 June 3023209 3310322 July 3091157 3316208 August 3260002 3411435 September 3161544 3397698 October 3415391 3517249 November 3336527 3515332 December 3415172 3616003 January 3393688 3655717 February 3227346 3486211 March 3641788 3881973 Total 39107094 41563124 Table 19.8 Month wise electricity Hy Consumption in Rural Area Consumption (K.W.H) Months ■1953-94' ...... 1994-95...... ■ 1 2 3 April 933864 1174006 May 929958 1162613 June 942890 1116980 July 932507 1144455 August 972497 1139039 September 987751 1153079 October 1014862 1180295 November 1033342 1260436 December 1066750 1306229 January 1081290 13.2961 February 1000677 1269440 March 1065721 1322013 Total 11962109 14541546 No. of consOmers as on Narr^e of Tahsil 31-3-91 31-3-92 31-3-93 31-3-94 31-3-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 Diglipur 2341 2370 2957 3487 3772 Mayabunder & ' Rangat 6406 6616 7725 8349 8798 Port Blair & T Ferrargunj J 24150 25749 27622 30239 32305 Car Nicobar 1569 1655 1798 2051 2111 Nancowrie 2362 2409 2820 3045 3280 Total 36828 38799 42922 47171 50266 Table 19.10 Sector wise Electricity consumption in A & N Islands by various Powerhouses. 1994-95 Power Domestic Non-Dom Industrial Street Public Bulk Temporary Gene Total House estic Lights Works Supply Conne ral Pu ctkjn rpose 8 9 10 Port Blair 15865004 10S26141 4493551 2030736 63793 8029662 423416 130821 41563124 Have Lock 151092 7969?i 59P 16980 - — 3177 •— - 251547 Neil Island 143450 77932 3570 34400 8250 — 139.36 — 281538 RangnI 1360781 572220 571354 90779 425 1699 - 2597758 Llsland 173014 83921 3132 6905 352 — 13 — 272387 Mohanpur 6617 1638 - 757 --—- 9062 Sita Nagar 1138285 543115 87489 93107 70486 — 10460 10262 1953204 Paschitn Sagar 13356 4643 — . ————— 17999 Smith Island 3S4& 2024 - 9CiC -—- 6770 Rayhill 13302 942 ----- 14244 M'bunder 709122 274617 36102 38635 — 11098 — 1069574 Betapur 456025 169409 31700 58326 — - 1013 716563 Hanspuri —-— - -—- 4071 Baratang 278S80 1M720 4812 6748 — — - ' — 394960 Little Andaman 774356 371089 121930 122317 46351 - 14537 1951088 C N|0C!>3- 1167788 8S9503 234376 •52594 — 15690 — 2425666 1309S6 15P.190 2244S 19398 - 382219 24112 5142 2400 — -- 31654 K.iKana 16343 2/35 2700 —— 21778 Cha-npin 4^08 26436 5000 —— 77244 Tapcng 1278S 1311 3100 — — 17176 Katcnn! 30879S 161000 17992 14754 8500 — 11121 — 522162 Upper-Katcfial 1S228 1860 1167 226 — 18481 Teressn 46635 11166 1300 240 — 59341 Cho.vra 60071 6995 625 —— 67691 Kondul 774S 4231 629 —— 12605 C Bay 653629 526446 51609 96561 1915 — 1345306 PillQ.vmillaw 79S7 4212 507 -- 12676 Pulopanja 5131 1651 —— 6782 Tctal 23343994 15389327 5520114 2886654 265897 8029662 527939 141083 56104670 Months Domestic Non-Dom Industrial Street Public Temporary Gene Total estic , Lights Works Conne ral Pu ction rpose 7 8 April '94 633507 362977 90914 65325 11466 8949 868 1174006 May 94 620914 357374 94107 68121 11629 9716 752 1162613 June 94 597773 348444 86611 62787 12181 8797 387 1116980 July '94 609895 358365 88291 66247 13320 7483 854 1144455 August 94 613868 349900 86829 67815 13290 6511 826 1139039 Sept9mber'94 61B488 355085 91530 67429 14131 5594 822 1153079 October 94 629844 361735 91289 73777 14446 8401 803 1180295 November '94 677335 395379 86309 72769 20581 7200 863 1260436 Deceni)er 94 700155 406995 79324 81203 26832 10624 1096 1306229 January '95 702951 414543 79832 79843 23007 11834 951 1312961 February' '95 687255 400243 80015 73443 17600 9923 961 1269440 March 95 687005 452146 71512 77159 23621 9491 1079 1322013 Total 7778990 4563186 1026563 855918 202104 104523 ' 10262 14541546 Months Domestjc Non-Dom IndustrialStreet Public BuR< Temporary Gene Total estic Lights Works Supply Conne ra i Pur ction pose 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Apri) ’94 1236499 856498 306294 138239 — 607679 31196 11128 3187533 May “ 1271443 849205 355427- 138196 — 616889 24970 11313 3267443 June - 1287670 881135 350849 140126 — 610679 29774 10089 3310322 July “ 1288448 841514 346056 139279 — 655829 35430 % 52 3316208 August “ 1338321 862031 357257 154199 — 655069 33965 10593 3411435 September” 1318411 868773 3750T/ 161757 — 641628 22095 9957 3397698 October “ 1290106 923462 381945 182892 — 704748 23575 10521 3517249 November" 1292424 893952 407528 176705 10614 693075 29273 11761 3515332 December “ 1313479 923786 400899 184203 11303 737533 33257 11543 3616003 January '95 1321101 963437 414867 200768 13301 702912 27995 11336 3655717 February “ 1239568 899563 378489 204769 14204 708172 30103 11343 3486211 March “ 1367534 1062785 418863 209603 14371 695449 101783 11585 3881973 Total: 15565004 10826141 4493551203073663793 8029662 423416 130821 41563124 Table 19.13 No. of Electrified Villaqes No. of villaaes electrified as on Tahsil 31-3-91 31-3-92 31-3-93 31-3-94 31-3-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 Diglipur 39 39 41 41 41 Mayabunder 58 58 60 60 60 Rangat 65 65 66 66 66 Port Blair 85 85 85 85 85 Ferrargunj 78 78 78 78 78 Car Nicobai 16 16 16 16 16 Nancowry 150 150 152 155 155 Total 491 491 498 501 501 253 Table-20.1 ROADS Road length in A & N Islands (in Kms.^ Year Black Others Road in progress topped t 2 3 4 1990-9T 783 27 35 1991-92 786 29 40 1992-93 790 27 50 1993-94 866 34 32 1994-95 870 34 54 254 TaDle-20.2 ImDortant roads in A & N Islands as on 31.03.95 Region Name of Road Length (Kms) 1 2 3 South Andaman Taink Road 110 Road in Port Blair (H.Q. area) 80 Other Roads (Outside Port Blair) 182 Havelock Other roads 7 Baratang Trunk road 23 Other roads 4 Middle Andaman Trunk road 122 Other roads 57 North Andaman Trunk road 38 Othdr roa>;s 41 Little Andaman Other road 39 Car Nicobar Other roads 8 Circular road 58 Katchai Other roads 23 Kamorta Other roads 10 Great Nicobar Other roads 100 Long Island Other roads 2 Total 904 Table-20.3 Length of Andaman trunk road Period Roads Completed (Kms. 1______2______ 31-3-91 273 31-3-92 273 31-3-93 280 31-3-94 289 31-3-95 293 Table-21.1 SOCIAL WELFARE Welfare Extenslon/bordef gtrea proiects rNo.) Item 31*3-91 31-3-92 31-3-93 31-3-94 31-3-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 Project implementrr>gl Committees J 5 5 5 5 5 Centres ^ Sanctioned j 25 25 25 25 25 Staff 98 107 95 101-b, 101 Beneficiaries 1314 1453 1135 1134 1333 Qrant'in-akl sar>ctioned lt«m Unrt 1993-94 1994-95 1 , 2 3 4 (jfant-ln-aid Institutions ^k). 46 37 Amount Rs. 3,55.000 1,50.000 Beneficieries No. t740 936 Creche Centre No. 83 48 Amount Rs. 10,34,400 13.80,860 Beneficiaries No. 2.075 1,875 Socio-economic Proaramme Dairy Unit No. 52 54 Amount Rs. 31.67.800 34.59.240 Beneficiaries No 850 870 6 Goatary Units No. - Amoutit Rs. 2.03.880 Beneficiaries No. 100*> Working Women Hostel No. 1 1 1 2 3 4 Amount Rs. _ 10,000 Beneficiaries No. _ 24 Awareness Generation Project No. _ 5 Amount Rs. _ 50,000 Beneficiaries No. _ 125 Self employment Scheme No 25 27 Amount Rs. 5,60,000 6,40,000 Beneficiaries No 400 450 Spices Cultivation Nos 7 ,7 Amount Rs. 12,500 12,500 259 1 2 3 4 Beneficiaries Rs. 70 70 Small scale Units Nos - 5 Amount Rs - 4,37,910 Beneficiaries No. - 70 Poultrv Units No - 1 Amount Rs - 30,000 Beneficiaries No - 20 Hoiidav Camps No. 21 10 Amount Rs 41,600 1,01.600 Beneficiaries No 1,050 480 Table-21.3 Intitiitioos benefitted bv stale welfare Achisorv Board Year insti. Amount Amount BaKvadies Craft (treadle Odier tutions o ( grant grant Nurser Centre benefidanes sanctioned released Scho No. Rs Rs. No. Benefi (No) toeG (No) baefi ^(Na) bmefi diaries daries daries daries 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1990-91 98 830^85 5.96>» 1 30 683 29 452 39 825 - 1991 -93 102 9,96^85 8,85^12 30 977 30 635 42 1050 8 79 1992-93* 100 13,47,336 13,68,043 31 558 52 652 82 2050 - - 1993-94 46 13,89,400 lli>4,343 22 650 33 495 83 2 075 - 1994-95 76 46.99^24 33,79,768 39 528 65 1098 75 1875 Table-21.4 Enrolment in Seva Niketan. Port Blair Year Boys Girls Total 1 2 3 4 1990-91 45 32 77 1991-92 45 32 77 1992-93 45 32 77 1993-94 49 27 76 1994-95 49 27 76 Table-22.1 Places of tourist Interest Name Area 1 2 Historical Places Cellular Jail(National Memorial) South Andaman Shahid Bedi Ross Island Viper Island Beaches Carbyn's Cove Mundapahar (Chidiyatappu) North Bay Wandoor Loha Bari Have Lock Cinqe Island Neil Island Jolly Buoy Island Red Skin Lalaji Bay Middle Andaman Curbert Bay Middle Andaman Mark Bay Middle Andaman Guiter Island North Island Smith Island Table Island Creeks Wright myo South Andaman n Baratang Uttara Middle Andaman H Yeratta Kalighat North Andaman Parangara Trekking Mount Harriet South Andaman « Rutrand Saddle Peak North Andaman Wimberly gunj South Andaman Madhuban South Andaman Wandoor Shoal Bay “ Beach Trek Museum Emporium etc. Anthropological Museum Port Blair Cottage Industries Emporium Khadi Gramodyog Emporium Fisheries Museum Forest Museum Naval Marine Museum (SAMUDRIKA) Smrithika Museum (Ross Island) South Andaman Gardens/Park Haddo Zoological Garden Port Blair Marina Park Gandhi Park Reacon ChiWren’s Park, Dairy Farm " other Atrractions Chidiyatappu A^cultural Farm-Sippignat Sound and Light show at Cellular Jail Water sports SAi Complex, Sippighat Toy Train Amusement Park at Gandhi Park Andaman Water Sports Complex Aberdeen Jelty, Porti>lair Type Location* Tahsi Maintained bv APWD Circuit house Haddo PortBlair M Tourist home ■ II Megapode Nest ** *• Nicobarese Cottage " (2 Noe) Quest house No. II It II Teal House Oelanipur Horn Bill Nest Doodhline ** Tourist home Marine Hill Portblair Guesthouse Carbyn’scove V Guesthouse Neil Island Guesthouse Ferrargunj Ferrargunj Guesthouse Wright myo « Guesthouse Rangat Rangat Inspection Banglow Baratang • Guesthouse Kadamtala i Inspection Banglow Hut Bay L/AndaTian Rest house Betapur Rangat Guesthouse Mayabunder Mayabunder Resthouse Kalighat • Rest house Kishori Nagar • Rest house Digiipur Oiglipu' Resthouse Aerial bay 267 Guesthouse Car Nicobar Car Nicobar Circuit house Annexure (forclas III staff) Malacca Guesthouse Campbell bay Klancowrie Yatri Niwas N Guesthouse Kamorta Guesthouse Katchal Guest houseMaintained bv forest department Chldiyatapu South Andaman Port Blair Nilambur Baratang M Wandoor South Andaman ■perrargunj Mount Harriet M Long Isand Middle Andaman Rangat Elphinstone Harbour Bakultala Aerial Bay North Andaman Diglipur Table 22.3 Indian Airlines-Calcutta/Port Blair S.cJiedute Items Particulars Aircarh Flight Number 10-285 (Calcutta/Port Blair) Days of Operation Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Departure from Calcutta 0640 Hrs Arrival at Port Blair 0840 Hrs Flight Number IC-286 • (Port Blair/Calcutta) Days of Operation Monday, Thursday, Saturday Delparture from Port Blair 0900 Hrs Arrival at Calcutta 1100 Hrs Table 22.4 Indian Airlines - Madras/Port Blair schedule Items Particulars Air Craft B-737 Flight Number (Madras / Portblair) IC-549 Days of Operation Monday, Thursday, Saturday Departure from Madras 0615 Hrs Arrival at Port Blair 0820 Hrs Flight Number (Port Blair) IC-550 Days of Operation Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Departure from Port Blair 0920 Hrs Arrival at Madras 1125 Hrs Scaurc Route Length Single Fare ^ lixcess Baggage ( Kms) (Rs) (Rs.Perkg) 1 2 3 4 Calcutta - Pbrt Blair 1303 3687 34.60 Cukatla • Ddhi 1314 4797(J) 32.30 3445(Y) Calcutta - Bombay 1676 5694 (J) 38.45 4089 (Y) Calcatta - Madras 1424 5458 (J) 36.80 3917(Y) Madras - Poit Blair 1330 3727 35.00 Table 22J6- Passenqerfares for mainland/ Island shipping gervices hare per berth (in Hs) NameofShip Classof Islanders Non accommoda Islanders tion 1 2 3 4 M.V, Harshavardhana Deluxe Cabin 1500 2000 Firsr Class 1350 1650 Second'A'Grade 1000 1300 Second B’Grade 875 1000 A/c Bunk 275 550 M.V. Akbar Deluxe Class 1500 2000 First Class 1300 1600 Dormitory AC 650 800 Special Bunk 275 550 Ordinary Bunk 250 500 M.V. Nicobar Deluxe Cabin 1500 2000 First Class 1350 1650 Second Class 1000 1300 Bunk A.C. 275 550 M.V. Nancowry Deluxe Cabin 1500 2000 First Class 1350 1650 Second Class 1000 1300 Bunk A.C. 275 550 Table 227 Distance bv Sea between important Diaces From To Dbtance (nautical miles) Port Blair Diglipur 100 M Mayabunder 86 flf Rangat SD If Long Island 46 a Have lock 21 M Oral katcha 36 ■ Wrafter creek 27 m Long Island [via] m Oral katch 46 ■ Mayabunder [via] ' m Havelock 75 Wl Mayabunder [via] m Long island 74 ■ Little Andaman 66 m Car Nicobar 150 ■ Narcondum 140 « Nancowrie 235 « Nancowrie [via] m Car Nicobar 230 m Barren Island 75 ■ Neil Isjand 2D ■ Baratang 3 6 m Kadamtala m (Uttara Jetty) 33 Port Blair East Island 120 N Katchal 228 « Campbell bay 294 * South bay ■ (Great NIcobar) 300 Car NIcobar Teressa 95 Chowra 45 Katchal 80 - Nancowrie 82 " Campbell bay 156 Nahcowrie Kondul SO « WB Katchal 20 ■ Pulomilo 36 II NB Katchal 15 « East Island 75 Narcondum Diglipur 7 • Mayabunder 85 • North Sentinel 196 " Hut bay 200 Teressa Nancowrie 30 Campbell bay Kondul 30 Barren Island Mayabunder 66 Barren Island Long Island E6 Barren Islan Nancowrie 256 Kondul Pulomilo 2D Nautical Mile = 1.852 Kilometers Ordinary Mile = 1609.344 Metres 273 T able>22.8 Passenger Tariff for Inter-Islands / foreshore sevices fin Rs.l 3t5!To?r ------[jsnijr Urdmary Special ' From To Cabin Cabin Bunl<. Deck Southern Group of Islands Port Blair Hut bay 114.00 56.00 25.00 14.00 Car Nicobar 226.00 11100 49.00 29.00 Katchal 347.00 174.00 -74.00 43.00 Nancowry 347.00 174.00 74.00 43.00 Campbell bay 460.00 230.00 103.00 64.00 Hut Bay Car Nicobar 113.00 57.00 24.00 14.00 Nancowry 258.00 130.00 57.00 38.00 " Campbell Bay 372.00 186.00 85.00 55.00 CarNlobar Teressa 106.00 53.00 23.00 14.00 Katchal 151.00 75.00 32.00 19.00 Nancowry 146.00 73.00 32.00 20.00 Campbell Bay 258.00 129.00 61.00 41.00 Nancowry Pllomlllow 73.00 36.0b 17.00 12.00 Nancowry Campbell Bay 113.00 57.00 29.00 20.00 Pllomlllow Kondul 41.00 20.00 12.00 8.00 Katchal Nancowry 32.00 •16.00 9.00 5.00 Teressa. Katchal 63.00 34.00 15.00 9.00 Nancowry Teressa 100.00 50.00 23.00 13.00 Chowra 106.00 53.00 24.00 14.00 Kondul 113.00 57.00 29.00 20.00 Nancowry Dering 15.00 9.00 4.00 3.00 Pllomillow 68.00 34:00 15.00 9.00 Middle and Northen Group of Islands Port Blair Baratang 24.00 6.00 Kadamtala 36.00 10.00 Long Island 40.00 10.00 Strait island 40.00 10.00 Rangat Bay 48.00 22.00 13.00 Neil island 20.00 10.00 6.00 Porit BlalrHavelock Island - 24.00 11.00 6.00 Mayabunder 157.00 79.00 36.00 20.00 DIgllpur 205.00 102.00 47.00 27.00 Baratang Kadamtala - 13.00 -- 3.00 ” Long Island 16.00 " 5.00 Baratang Rangat - 28.00 -- 8.00 Kadamtala Longlsand - 4.00 -- 2.00 Kadamtala Rangat Bay -- 18.00 5.00 Long Island Rangat Bay -- 14.00 6.00 4.00 Mayabunder - 40.00 18.00 10.00 " DIgllpur -- 62.00 29.00 17.00 Rangat BayMayabunder -- 33.00 15.00 9.00 DIgllpur -- 57.00 26.00 15.00 Nell Island Havelock — 18.00 8.00 5.00 Mayabunder DIgllpur 48.00 24.00 11.00 10.00 Nell Island Long Island - 17.00 19.00 11.00 Rangat Bay - 23.00 21.00 12.00 Mayabunder 75.00 34.00 19.00 " DIgllpur - 98.00 44.00 ?5.00 Havelock Nell Island - 32.00 15.00 8.00 Rangatbay - 44.00 20.00 10.00 Mayabunder - 71.00 32.00 19.00 DIgllpur -- 94.00 43.00 24.00 Note - Frae baggage allowance - 40 kg cabin, 30 kg for bunk class 25 kg for Deck class, excess baggage is as per cargo freiglit rates. Table - 22.9 Passenger fares for harbour ferry services From To" F^erry rtate (Rs) 1 ______^ 3 PortSlair Harbour ferry Service Phoenix Bay jetty to Hope Town 050 Banbooflat 1.00 Haddo/Chatham jetty 1.10 Dundus Point/Viper Island 150 Jungiighat/Mithakari 250 Haddo/Chatham Dundas Point/Viper Island 050 Junglighat 1.00 Mithakhari 1.00 Hope town Bamboo flat 050 Haddo/Chatham jetty 1.00 Dundas point/Viper Island 1.10 Junglighat 1.75 ^/iper Island Junglighat 150 Dundas point Junglighat 1.10 Mithakhari 1.00 Junglighat Mithakhari 1.10 Haddo/Chatham Bam boo Flat 050 Mavabunder Harbour ferry service Mayabunder ^ Kalighat 150 Parangara 3.00 Bajota 150 Hanspuri 3.00 Aerial bav harbourferrv service Aerial bay Sagardweep 2.75 Gandhi nagar(short route) 2./^ Saganweep Gandhi nagar 2.75 Aerial bay Santi nagar 525 Yerettaferry service Kadamtala Long Island 1-75 Long Island Yeretta 3.10 Yeretta Kadamtala 1-30 Uttara Jetty Gandhighat 1.10 Nancowrv harbourferrv services Kamorta Champion 1-10 Table -22.10 Distance by road and bus fares From To Distance Fare(Rs) (KM) PorfBTalr JirRatang 51 S3C” Wandoor 3D 4.75 Manjeri 4.00 Chidiyatappu 2B 450 Tirur 35 625 Dandaspoint 32 5£0 Namunaghar 30 525 Chouldari 20 325 PortMout at 4.00 Sippighat 14 250 Garacharma 10 1.75 Telerabad 12 225 Dollygunj 10 1.75 Galicut 14 250 School Line 6 1.00 Shadipur 5 1.00 Dairy Farm 5 1.00 Chatham 5 1.00 Haddo 5 1.00 Buniyadabad 5 1.00 Middle Strait 100 18.00 Rangat 170 33.00 Mayabunder 240 47.00'' Taxi Rate (ks) Fot first 1 1/2 km 7.80 For subsequent every km 3.90 Waiting charges (per hour) 0.50 for every 3 miniutes 10.00 for 1 hour (a) Luggage charges upto 45 kgs Nil (b) For every additional 25kg or part thereof 2.50 (c) Over and above 45 kg 2.50 Night charges 25/= extra (Between 10 pm to 5 am) Vear ^ No 1990-91 5754 1991-92 1829 1992-93 2131 1993-94 2179 1994-95 2821 Table 22.13 Arrival of Domestic Tourists Tear f5o" 1990-91 27997 1991-92 36631 1992-93 30197 1993-94 44396 1994-95 55975 Arrival of Tourists in A & N Islands Table 22. IS Zoological garden, national parks and wild life Sancturies in Andaman and Nicobar Islands during 1994-95. Andamans District I Zoological Qardan а)Mlnl Zoo P/Blair National Park 1) Wandoor South Andaman 2)Mount Harriet 3)Saddle Peak 4) North Button Island Wild Life Sancturies 1)Bingham Island Baratang 2)Sir Hugh Rose Island Baratang 3) Pitman Island South Andaman 4)Jame Island 5)Potanma Island б)Kyd Island 7) Patnic Island 8)Defence island 9)Montogemery Island 10)Clyde Island 11)Siancly Island 12)Snake Island 13)Cinque Island 14)Passage Island 15)Sister Island 16)North Brother Island 17)South Brother Island 18)Loha Barrack 19)Bluff Island Baratang 20)Splke Island 21)Talai Kacha Island 22)East or English Island 23)Mangrove Island 24)Stoat Island 25)Belle Island 26)Aeriel Island 27)South Sentinel South Andaman 28)Ouncan Island Middle Andaman 29)Oyster Island 30)Perkinson Island 31)Barren Island 32)Cane Island North Andaman 33)Land Fall Island 34)East Island 35)West Island 36)Peacock Island 37)Whlte Cliff 38)Reef Island 39)Mayo Island 40)Pagat Island 41)Shearme Island 42)Point Island 43)Ox Island 44)Shark Island 45)North Island 46)Kwangtang Island 47)Rowe Island 48)Latouche Island 49)Jungle island 50)Trllby Island 51)Table (Excelsior) Island 52)Table (Delgasno) Island 53)Tempie Island 54)Turtle Island 55)Ross Island 56)Brush Island 57)Bamboo Island 58)Blister Island 59)Dot Island 60)Curle Island 61)0liva Island 62 Orchid Island 63)Curku Island North Andaman 64)Egg 65)Swamp " " 66)Dotterl 67)Gurjan 68)Sea Serpent Island " 69)Snake Island " 70)Bondevllle " 71)Buchanan " " 72) Surat 73)Entrance 74)Bennet 75)Roper 76)South reef Island 77)Mark 78)Tuft 79)Hump 80)Gander 81)Goose 82) Flat 83)Splke 84)Ranger 85)Wharf 86)Tree 87)Channel 88)Narcondum Island " 89)No(th reef Island 90)lntervlew " 91)0yster Nicobars District Wildlife Sancturiea 1 .Batti Mally Nicobars District 2.Trillangchang " S.Megapode ” National Parks 1 .Qalathea Great Nicobar 2.Campbell Bay " TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION Table 23.1 Motor Vehicles in Andaman & Nicobar Islands (in No.) as on 31st IVlarch Year Motorcycles/ Lorries Taxies Buses Cars Others Scooters/ & Mopeds Jeeps 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1990-91 6521 980 396 262 870 475 1991-92 7067 913 396 225 893 532 1992-93 8009 933 396 235 955 560 1993-94 8919 968 396 250 1027 599 1994-95 9303 1009 396 266 1335 777 Table.23.2 New Registration of Motor Vehicles in Andaman & Nicobar Islands (in No.) Motor Vehicles 90-91 91-92 92-93 93-94 94-S5 1 2 3 4 5 6 Motor Cycle 246 102 135 106 t69 Scooter/Mopeds 1000 995 807 626 795 Cars 39 32 34 29 28 Jeeps 33 26 28 33 52 Vehicles of Public Conveyance 88 21 10 19 13 Goods Vehicles 162 27 20 26 50 Other Vehicles 10 14 32 31 16 Total 1578 1217 10b6 870 1123 Year Driving Licences Road Tax and othe? Issued (No.) Fee. realised every (As on 31st March) financial year 1 2 3 1991 12288 5.82.129 1992 13520 7.91,814 1993 15460 8.68.962 1994 17628 8.94.127 1995 19148 9,46,086 T aD ie Motor Transport In A & N Islands S.No. Items 1990-91 1991r92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Buses owned by State Transport Dept. (No.) 172 178 145 162 162 2. Buses on roads (No.) 112 110 101 108 103 3. No. of routes operated 103 104 104 104 104 4. Route Length (Kms.) 2043 2189 2189 2189 2189 5. Distance Covered (Km. in ‘000) 4400 4718 4953 5266 6030 6. Average daily Kms. travelled 11761 12891 13570 14427 16355 7. Revenue receipts (Rs. in ‘000) 13,136 14,001 23,873 28,859 32,352 8. Buses owned by Private agencies NA NA NA NA 36 Number of STS.Buses Plying in different stations Name of STS No. of buses plying during the year Stations 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1______2 3 4 5 6 Diglipur 8 ^787 Mayabunder 8 8 8 8 7 Rangat 12 10 9 10 10 Poj;t Blair 50 51 44 44 44 Baratang 3 4 4 5 4 Havelock 1 1111 Hut Bay 5 5 5 6 5 Wimberligunj 14 12 12 16 13 Car Nicobar 5 6 4 4 5 Katchal 2 2 2 2 2 Campbell Bav______^ 5 5 4 5 Total______112 110 101 108 103 Navigational Aids No. General Lights Light THouses 26 Radio Beacons 2 Racons 2 Local Navigational Aids a) Lighted Beacons i) Solar powered Lights - 14 ii) Marine Battery operated Lights - 6 iii) Gas operated Lights - 2 b) Buoys (Lighted) - Nil c) Buoys (Unlighted) - 13 Name of ship No. of Voyages made 1990-91 1991-92 1 992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1 2 3 4 5 6 Passenger-cum cargoships 1. M.V.Harshavardhana 21 28 22 24 34 2. M.V. Akbar 6 4 3. M.V. Nazd II 28 4. M.V. Nazd III 23 5. M.V. Nancowry *19 *57 *63 *66 6. M.V. Nicobar 12 15 34 7. M.V. Fibi 11 Cargo Vessels 1. M.V. Pratapgad 1 2. M.V. Roshni 5 3. M.V. Diglipur 6 12 *Single Voyages 293 Year No. of Passengers Embarked Disembarked Total 1 2 3 4 1990-91 45,163 49,452 94,615 1991-92 43,608 40,162 83,770 1992-93 52,310 57,472 1,09,782 1993-94 61,485 68,292 1,29,777 1994-95 58,649 62,972 1,21,621 Passenger Traffic between PortBlair and Madras/CalcuttaA/izag during, 1994-95 Particulars Madras Calcutta Vizag Total P/Blair P/Blair P/Blair (1) (2) (3)(4) (5) Embarked 31,962 22,252 4435 58,649 Disembarked 35,809 24,164 2999 62,972 Total 67,771 46,416 7434 1.21,621 Year Import Export Total 1990-91 73.935 11,302 85,237 1991-92 70,227 16,413 86,640 1992-93 31,546 7,405 38,951 1993-94 72,663 32,864 1,05,527 1994-95 72,817 12,705 85,522 IaNe.ai.1.1 Passanger traffic by foreshore/lnter Island harbour farry service Pisenger uarried (Hound voyages) Route 1993*94 1994-95 Ports lair to Baratang 3501 3612 " to Kadamatala 3088 3246 " to Long Island 14519 15126 " to Neil Island 24058 25932 " to Have Lock 50495 52109 " to Strait Island 310 346 '* to Elphinstone Hrbr 75 86 " to Rangat 42527 41876 Kamorta to Teressa 700 719 " to Kondul 800 863 " to Pillomillo 700 693 "'to Chowra 800 926 B. Inter Islsind services PortBlair to Mayabunder 17620 18173 " to Dilglipur 20392 22659 '' to Hutbay 33713 35860 " to Car Nicobar 20947 22067 " to Katchal 4260 4419 " to Nancowry 4060 4877 " to Campbell bay 26152 27630 '• to Pilomillo 524 561 '' to Kondul 666 708 " to Chowra 794 826 " to Teressa 760 872 1 otal '2714B1...... '2 B T O 6 ' 297 Table 23.12______targo Trattic Dy Poreshore/ inter-isiand and Route uargo carried (Hound Voyagae) 1993-94 1994*95 PortBlairto Baratang 2670 2890 'to Kadamatala 2300 2406 'toLong Island 1900 2112 'toNeil Island 6100 6837 ■ to Hav« Lock 5100 6056 'to Strait Island 5D 55 "toElphlnstoneHrbr 25 31 "toRangat 1200 12402 KamortatoKondul 70 62 "toTeressa 200 312 "toPlllomlllo 45 56 "toChowra 220 258 BJD.t9rl$|pn^i??rYiQ93 PortBlairto Mayabunder 6000 6736 “to Dilglipur 6800 7462 "toHutbay 8000 8640 "toCarNicobar 7800 8120 “to Katchal 2100 , 2805 "to Kamorta 3930 4916 "to Pilomillo SO 65 “toKondul 5D 62 “ toChowra "toTeressa _ “ toCampbell Bay 9000 9666 "to Nancowry —— Total 63510 82142 Cargo Handled by stevedoreing workers at Port Blair Harbour Year Total Cargo Handled (MT) 1990-91 79.948 1991-92 1,59.884 1992-93 1.17,674 1993-94 1,13.809 1994-95 Table-23.14 Monthwise Cargo Handled by Stevedoring woricers Months Cargo Handled Inward Outward Total . 1 3 4 Apr! 94 2351 645 2996 May 94 7892 1043 8935 June 94 2309 886 3195 July 94 8229 834 9063 August 94 8242 1323 9565 Septemtjer 94 3713 1159 4872 October 94. 8301 1162 9463 November 94 7 / / 3 655 8428 December 94 3713 1166 4879 January 95 8792 1648 10440 Febojcuy 95 4031 1105 5136 March 96 7471 1079 8550 Total 72817 li7(J5 85522 Year Passengers Freight Mail Carried Carried Carried [No.] [Kg.] [Kg-] 1 2 3 4 1990-91 30,030 2,95,478 1,05,630 1991-92 29,409 3,53,782 96,888 1992-93 27,707 2,84,730 1,79,578 1993-94 26,042 1,78,594 71,423 1994-95 24,545 1,43,157 64,296 Year Passengers Freight Carried Mail Carried (No.) (Kg.) (Kg.) 1 2 3 4 1990-91 28,278 4,51,360 73,376 1991-92 31,612 4,61,540 68,174 1992-93 22,616 3,33,417 78,852 1993-94 24,060 2,40,101 58,331 1994-95 21,493 1,92,883 60,082 Table-23.17 Indian Airlines Operation between Calcutta/PortBlair and PortBlair/Calcutta 1994-95 Month ArrivaKCal/ P/B) Departure' Passenger Freight Mail Passenger Freight Mail [No.] [Kg.] [Kg.] [No.] [Kg.] [Kg.] 1 April ’94 825 12480 3574 1639 1526 1958 May 705 3300 1146 746 884 1024 June 1078 9409 4782 981 2380 1480 July 902 11880 2840 533 756 1369 August 774 10323 3647 646 1918 1354 September " 709 5046 3295 827 3143 1567 October 916 15872 3338 1064 2184 1416 November “ 1094 5599 4411 787 2458 1293 December “ 1835 13176 5219 1404 1663 1741 January 95 1518 5046 3269 1184 3586 2688 February “ 946 9611 4698 1005 315 1437 March 1226 20217 4748 1201 385 2002 total 12528 ■121959 44967 12017 21198 19329 Indian Airlines Operation betwegfrMadras/PortBlair and PortBlair/Madras 1994-95 Month ArrivaKMadras/Hortblair) • Departure {P/Blair/Madras) Passenger Freight Mail Passenger Freight Mail [No.] [Kg.] [Kg.] [No.] [Kg.] [Kg.] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 April '94 850 17757 3858 1411 4833 1854 May 635 5567 1411 800 2024 1144 June " 921 2823 3110 726 1896 848 July 714 5457 3877 389 2231 967 August 739 10325 4480 683 5449 1578 September" 710 15616 4882 612 2829 1092 October 916 15872 3338 1126 4765 1529 Novennber" 878 12009 2734 946 2851 924 Decennber" 1166 17670 3326 1076 2005 982 January 95 1035 20844 4146 1083 708 759 February " 839 15235 5408 1005 315 1437 March 1030 22738 3718 1203 1064 2680 Total 10433 161913 44288 11060 30970 15794 T Table 24.2 Entertainment tax collected bv Municioal Board. Year* Tax Cofleclia (Rs.In’OOD) 1 2 1990-91 75 1991-92 76 1992-93 141 1993-94 70 1994-95 132 309 Table-24.3 Octroi Collected bv Municipal Board Port Blair. Year Amount (Hs. in lakhs) 1990-91 191.54 1991-92 216.74 1992-93 222.87 1993-94 291.59 1994-95 422.00 Table 24.4 Loan Sanctioned under low income aroup housina scheme bv A & N Administration Year Loan Sanctioned (Hs.) 1990-91 3.83,415 1991-92 5,32,000 1992-93 81,154 1993-94 80,165 1994-95 Table 24.5 Newspapers published in Andaman and Nicobal' Islands as on 31.3.95 A.Dailv 1. The Daily Telegranns English 2 . Andaman Herald English 3. Dweep Samachar Hindi B.Weel 1 . Andaman Express English II 2 . Andaman Wave 3. Andaman Sentinel II 4. Andaman Time II 5. Press Trust of India II 6 . Thee Paravattum " 7. Light of Andaman fi M 8 . A&N Tamil Marusu 9. Dweep Manthon Hindi 1 0 . Andaman Cheithi Tamil 11. Thee Paravattum " 11 1 2 . Andaman Tamilian 13. Andaman Thencjral II C.Fortnlahtlv 1. Andaman Voieie English *' 2 . Deepen Ki Awaz 3. Andaman Today M 4. Dweep Jan Jagrithi 5. Andaman Sabdam " 6 Dweep Bani Bengali 7. Andaman Ki Lahar Hindi 8. Andaman Yugam Malayalam 9. Deep Maranu Tamil 10. Theevu Tamil osai Tamil 11. A&N congress Kural D.Quarterlv 1. Jazeera Urdu E .Monthly , 1. Andaman Prabhatham English. 2. Dweep Katha Hindi 3. Swastika Bengali 4. Andaman Jagriti Telugu Tabie 24.6 Reiiglous Places in Andaman & Nicobar Islands as on 31-3-95 Jehsil Temples Mosques Churches Gurudawaras Others Diglipgr 26 1 7 _ Mayabunder 22 2 12 _ 1 Rangat 36 4 26 _ — Port Blair 92 20 54 3 2 Ferrargunj 48 17 22 1 1 Car Nicobar 3 3 12 Nancowry 15 4 23 __ Total 242 51 156 4 4 No. o f ;Seats Name Balcony 1st lind lllrd 4th Total Class Class Class Class Light House 203 377 232 83 6 901 Mount Batten 60 98 138 191 78 565 Anand Paradise 302 402 245 167 1086 Ansar Talkies 100 300 300 100 800 M/s Swapna 325 351 297 _ _ 973 Films exhibited in Cinema houses in Andaman & Nicobar Islands (in No.) Language of Film Films Shown Durina 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Hindi/Hindustani 104 103 103 109 167 English 26 33 33 7 16 Bengali ——— 7 1 Malayalam 7 7 4 6 Tamil 121 109 109 114 61 Telugu 23 24 24 27 31 Total: 274 276 276 261 282 tapie-;d4.9 Exhibition Organised bv Field Exhibition Unit Kerns 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 No. of Exhibitbn Organised 13 22 27 Nil 81 No. of Viewers 26.0 67.0 49.0 Nil 72.8 (In thousarxis) Men 12.0 34.0 22.5 Nil 30.5 Women 7.0 20.0 I l 5 Nil 14.5 Children 7.0 13.0 9.0 Nil 27.8 Particulars i m s r High Speed Diesel Spirit 1 2 3 Stocks as on 1st April 1993 594 1450 1994 910 6025 1995 834 7582 Shipment from Mainland during 1993-94 3537 46080 1994-95 3200 49859 Distribution to Registered Private consumer during 1993-94 644 8301 1994-95 655 9660 Defence/Govt. Department/ Public Sectors during 1993-94 2577 33204 1994-95 2621 38642 1 able : 24.11 DlSTRlBiri ION ()l l.lXi CYNDhRS IN A & N !S1 ANDS n iiM s AS ON 31.0.193 31.0.3.94 31 03.95 LPG CYIJNDERS DISTRIBUTED 1. Andamansa. Urban Area 11021 13054 18590 b. Rural Area- -- -- c Total 11021 13054 18590 2. Nicobars a. niral Area 1241 3106 5360 1241 3106 5360 1 12262 16160 23950 318 Table 24.12 No. Of LPG connections provided in A & N Islands IPS connections provided as on ------3iM.53-----31.05.94----- 31.03.SS U______2^______3^______4. lans 8190 10524 15245 vrs______92______419______7 ^ 8282 10943 15986 Pariculare n S Municipalities 1 Location Port Blair Population (1991 census) 74955 Miuiicipal Members (No) 21 Classification of Members (No) a) hlected 18 b) Nominated 3 ALL INDIA STAHSl ICS Item Geographical Area M.Sq.Km. 3.29 Population (‘000) 844324(91 Census) Birth Rate Per 100Q 29,5 (“) Death Rate Per 1000 9.9 (“) Literacy Rate Per 100 52.2 (“) National Income Gross Domestic product at current price (Rs. in Crores) 695342 (1993-94) Gross Domestic product at Constant price (Rs. in Crores) 228671 (") Net State Domestic product at current price (Rs. in Crores) 615273 (") Net State Domestic product at constant price (Rs. in Crores) 202670 (") Per Capita Income at constant price (Rs) 2282 (") Par Capita Income at current price (Rs) 6929 (") Number of Educational Institution as on 31-3-199;3^P) Board of Education 42 Art and Science Colleges 53134 Medicine (M.B.B.S.) 1 33 Teachers’s Training 5i57 Engineering. Technology and Architecture 2!99 Pre-Primary/Pre-Basic 13662 Primary/Junior Basic 572541 Middle/Senior Basic 153921 High/Higher Secondary 84086 Industrial & Tecnical Arts & Crafts NA Number of Newspapers (At end of December 1992) English -Daily 259 -Others 4880 Indian Language -Daily 3514 -Others 23304 ■umber of Hospitals.Dispensaries. Beds (All type) and Medical Practitioners 1992 Hospitals [‘000] 13.7 Dispensaries [’000] 27.4 No. of beds [‘000] All types-include hospital, dispensaries, PHC & voluntary oraganisation etc835 Beds per lakh of population 96 Registered Medical Practitioners [‘000] 411 Registered Medical Practitioner per lakh of population 48 LarKt,ulilizfltign9tatl9li«. [Agricultural year Jutytejung] 1990-91 nakhhcctareel Total Reported Area[Exciude6thoar«a of Jammu and Kashmiraccording to vHlage papers land utilization staUslics 3060. T”------Forest 660 Notavaiiai^leforcultlvatjon 409 Other uncultivated land excluding ^lowland 306 Current fallow land 138 Fallow land other than current fallows 96 Area sown [Hect] 1422 Area sown more than once 432 Total cropped area 1864 Pr SugarCane 2,53,995 Tobacco 584 Tptal Pish Catch and Disposal rooo tonnes! 1992 fP] F_Cateh 4,173 Freshwater 1,700 Marines 324 2,473 Disposal 4,173 Marketing Fresh Cured 2,798 Sun dried and Salted 590 Reduction 366 Others 429 Production of Principal Minerals fQtv] 1992-93TP1 Coal [Core Tonnes] Lignite [Lakhe tonnes] NA Petroleum [cnjde] [Lakh tonnes] 2d9 Production of Selected 1 ndustries f1991 -92) f PI Power driven pumps COOONos.) 533 Machine Tools (Rupees Lakhs) 92407 Sewing Machines (‘000 Nos.) 151 Air Conditioners, Portable (“000 Nos.) 392 Domestic Refrigerators (‘000 Nos.) 1134 Power Transformers (Lakhs KVA) 342 Electric Motors lOOOHp. 6070 Rubber and Plastic cables & flexible (Mis) - Storage Batteries (‘000 Nos) 3817 Dry Batteries (Lakhs Nos.) 1305? Electric Lamps (Lakhs Nos) 3603 Electirc Fans (‘000 Nos) 5333 Radio receiver (“000 Nos) 286 Railway Wagons (‘000 Nos) 258 Automobiles " 342 Motorcycles “ 432 Scooter and Moped " 1176 Bicycles " 7150 Index numberof Industrial Production 1991 -92 [Base; 1980-81=1001 Mining and Quarrying 2213 325 Manufacturing 204.6 Cot^Textiles 129.7 Wood and Wood Products [furniture and fixture] 185.0 Rubber, P lastic, Petroleum and Coal Products 171.7 Machinery & Transport equipment 133.1 Machinery. Machine tools & parts except electric Machinery 181.4 Other Manufacturing industries 269.8 Electricity 2565 Electricitv Installed Capacity f*000 KW) 1991-92 1. Steam 44792 2. Hydro 19194 3. Disel oil and gas turbines 3294 4. Nuclear 1785 5. Total Vill^es electrified in India 48^78 Transport. Communication and Tourisum Route Length (Railway) [‘OOOKms] 62 Gross earnings [Rs. in Crones] 13848 FrieghtTonnesoriginating[Rs.inCrores] 36 Tonneskms[Rs.‘OOOCrores] 257 Averageeamingpertonneperkm[paise] 37.1 Passenger Carriages [*000] 32B Goods wagons pXX)] 346 Motor Vechicles on Roads POOO11991 fPI Two wheelers 14047 Cais.JeepsandTaxies 3014 Buses » 333 Good Vehicles 1565 Others 2351 n u au out^iuoiuo. uoictuiio i\uieu aiiu i m i u i o u h i i i i e o o accidents in India T'OOOl 1991 fP1 Road accidents 294 Persons injured 255.3! Persons killed 56.5 1 Civil aviation Domestic Sevices 1992*93 Passenger number carried ['000] 7888 Kilometers flown [crores] 714.7 Seat kilometers available [crores] 1039.7 Load factor% of passenger kilometers flown to the passenger seat kilometers 68.7 Carao carried (‘000 tonnes^ Freiglit 76 Mail 17 Operating revenue (Rs. crores) 1178.2 Passenger '' 1132.6 Freight 31.5 Mail 14.1 Civil Aviation - International Services 92-93 Passenger - Number carried[‘000] 2324 - Kilometers flown [crores] 854.0 Seat kilometers available [crores] 1248.4 Cargo carried [‘000 tonnesj-Freight 60 -Mail 5 Operating revenue earned [Rs. crores] 2159.3 Passenger 1872.9 Freight 274.3 Mail 12.1 Post. Telegraphs and Telephones- Traffic & Earn ings 1991-92 Post Offices [‘000] 150 Telegraph Offices [‘000] 44 Telephones Installed Traffic handled [‘000] 6706 Postal Revenue [Rs.croras] 947.8 Telecom Revenue [Rs.crores] 4966.6 Number of Foreign Tourists to India 1992 l/Vestern Europe 606739 Eastern Europe 48974 ^estAsia 135874 3outh Asia 578368 3outh East Asia 93328 East Asia 85940 ^orth America 195872 Central and South America 12339 \frica 71020 Australia 35685 Number of Offices & AoareQate Deposits of Commerical Banking Companies (Deposits Rs.croresM992 Number of reporting Banks -Scheduled Banks 272 -Indian 248 -Foreign ‘ 24 -Non-scheduled Banks 3 Number of Offices -Scheduled Banks 60824 -Indian 60683 -Foreign 141 -Non-Scheduled Banks 48 AQoreaate Deposits (as on 31_-12-ia_911 -Scheduled Banks 237566 -Indian 219940 -Foreign 17626 -Non-Scheduled Banks 31 SourcerStatistical Pocket Book 1992, India Central Statistical Organisation. Table 25.2 Population of India since Year Persons Males Females 1901 + 238337313* 120760506 117330453 1911 252005470 128340309 123665161 1921 251239492 128504733 122734759 1931 278867430* 142873854 135734938 1941 318539060* 162622013 154632036 1951 360950365 185456252 175494113 1961 439072582 226208008 212864574 1971 548159652 284049276 264110376 1981 685184692 354397884 330786808 1991 843930861 437597929 406332932 "The distribution of population by sex of Pondicherry for 1901 [1246,356] 1931 (258,628) 1941 (285,001) is not available. The figures for these years are therefore, exclusive of these poulation as far as distribution by sex is concerned. +ln 1901 sex distribution of Chandigarh (26831) West Bengal and Gonda(18810) of Uttar Pradesh is not available. Table-2S.3 PofMjIation Birth and Death Rates /•V Estimated Birth rate Death rate Midyear Combir>ed Combined Population Rural Urban Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 . 8 1981-82 69.0 35.6 27.0 33.9 13.7 7 A 12.5 1982^83 70.5 35.5 27.6 33.8 13.1 l A 11.9 1983-84 72.0 35.3 28.3 33.7 13.1 7 3 11.9 1984-85 73.6 35.3 29.4 33.9 13.8 6.6 12.6 1985-86 75.1 34.3 28.1 32.9 13.0 7.8 11.8 1986-87 76.6 27.1 27.1 32.6 12.2 7.6 11.1 1987-88 78.1 33.7 27.4 32.2 12.0 7.4 10.9 1988-89 79.7 33.1 26.3 31.5 12.0 7.7 11.0 1989-90 81.2 32.2 25.2 30.6 11.1 7.2 10.3 1990-91 84.4 31.7 24.7 ?0.2 10.5 6.8 9.7 1991-92 85.6 30.9 24.3 29.5 10.6 7.1 9.8 1992-93 87 J2 30.7 23.1 29.0 10.8 7.0 10.0 1993-94 88.8 30.8 23.5 28.5 10.5 5.7 9.2 * Data Relates to 1991 census. As 1991 census could not be held in Jammu and kashnur. So tt>e projected population of jammu and Kashmir, is included. Note ; The birth rate and death rate to calender year basis, i.e figures against 198 V&2 ' retakes to 1981 artd 1982-83 relates to 1982-so on Source: Monthly Abstract of statistics vcl, 48 No.2 Feb , 1995 Magha -phafgur^ 1916 Saka. 331 CSrtSUS Y&M S6x R^t:i6 (Females per 1000 Males) 1901 972 1911 964 1921 955 1931 950 1941 945 1951 946 1961 941 1971 931 1981 934 1991 929 Table 25.5 Expectation of life in India Period hxpectation of life at birth (in years) Males Female.'s 1901-1911 22.6 23.3 1911-1921 19.4 20.9 1921-1931 26.9 26.6 1931-1941 32.1 31.4 1941-1951 32.4 31.7 1951-1961 41.9 40.6 1971-1976* 50.1 43.8 1976-1981 52.6 51.7 ‘ Projecttion Census % of literate % of literate % of literate population Males to Females to to total total male total Female population population population 1901* 5.36 9.83 0.69 1911* 5.92 10.56 1.05 1921* 7.16 12.21 1.81 1931* 9.50 15.59 2.93 1951** 16.67 24.95 7.95 1961 24.02 34.44 12.95 1971 29.48 39.52 18.70 1981 36.23 46.89 24.82 1991 52.11 63.86 39.42 “ For Indiividul India ‘Excludes J & K Vear tstimated Nler National Her capital Net mid-year at factor cost National Product Population Rs.Crore (Rupees) (Crores) At CurrentAt 1980-81 At Curreent At 1980-81 Prices Prices Prices Prices 1980-81 67.5 110.685 110,685 1,630 1,630 1981-82 69.0 128,797 117,140 1,861 1,693 1982-83 70.5 141,875 119,704 2,004 1,691 1983-84 72.0 116,550 129,392 2,304 1,790 1984-85 73.6 185,018 133,808 2,504 1,811 1985-86 75.1 206,133 139,025 2,730 1,841 1986-87 76.6 228,402 144,242 2,962 1,871 1987-88 78.1 258,891 149,787 3,285 1,901 1988-89 79.7 309,289 165,750 3,842 2,059 1989-90 81.2 357,285 177,315 4,347 2,157 1990-91 84.4 418,057 186,469 4,983 2,223 1991-92 85.6 479,001 186,418 5,596 2,178 1992-93'' 87.2 543,566 194,093 6,234 2,226 1993-94** 88.8 615,273 202,670 6,929 2,282 Sourcce: Monthly Abstract of Statistics 1995, C.S.O. "Proviislonai ** Quick Estimates 334 Table 25.8 INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS Gross National Product.Per Capita G.MP Country ...... I3NP'" GNP Her capiita (US$000,000) (USl$) 1990 19J90 Australia 250522 1 7 0 8 0 Brazil 402788 2 6 S 0 Canada 542774 204ffi0 China 415884 3770 Egypt 31381 6C00 France 1099750 194f50 Gernnany 1411346 227(30 India 294816 3150 Indonesia 101151 5(00 Japan 3140948 254:30 Malaysia 51524 23<40 Mexico 214500 24190 Nigeria 31285 2’70 Pakistan 31285 2!70 Phillipines 42649 3180 Srilanka 43954 7:30 UK 7471 4^70 USA 923959 1 60)10 USSR 5445825 217^00 336 Table 25.9 INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS Area & Population-1989 Coumtry Hopulation Area Density (Midyear Sq.km. p e r. Estimates'OOO) Sq.km Austrralla (1) (3) 16807 7713364 2 Braziil (2) 147404 8511965 17 Burnna 40810 676578 60 Canada (3) 26219 9976139 3 Chinia 1122370 9596961 117 Egypt (3) 53980 1001449 53 Frantce(4)(5) 56160 551500 102 Gernnany(3)(9) 78620 357046 403 lndiai(1)(10) 811817 3287590 247 lndomesia(11) 179136 1904569 94 Japain(6) 123116 377801 326 Malaiysia 17445 32974,9 53 Mexl ‘ Bjase is 1970-71=100 for the year 1980-81 *Base is 19<60=100 for the year 1980-81 and 1985-86 338 Not^s: 1. The Cflonvverfiion factor fo r th e new series of consumer jprice of Industrial workers introduced w.e.f. Octokber, 1988 to the old series is 4.93 in regard to gjeneral imdex and 4.98 in regard to Food - Indesx. 2. The coinv(ersion factor for the new series of consumer price Index of Urban non/manual empiloy ees introdujced w.e.f. Novembe-r, 1987 to the old seri ies is 5.32. Source: Table -25.11 i 1^93-94 1992-^:3 19^1-9^ 1. Wholesale pri'ice index All CJonmmodities a) Point to ipo5int basis 10.8 7.0 13.© b) AverafBi beasis 8.3 10.0 13.77 2. Coefficiailft^f Variation ‘ 137.4 195.2 145.© * Weekly c « ri|« e s in wholesale price Index CONVERSION TABLE Standards of Length 1 Imch 0.0254 Metre (Ejxact) 1 Feeet 0.3048 Metre (Exact) 1 Yjardl = 0.91144 Metre (Eacact) 1 Mletr© = 1.09361 Yard 1 Klilo metre = 0.62137 Mile 1 Mlile = 1609.344 Metres (Exact) = 1.609344 Kiiometes 1 Niautical Mile 1.15 miles 1.852 Kiiometes Stamdards of Caoacitv 1 Liitre = 0.219976 Imperia gallon 1 Imipierial Gallon = 4.54596 Litres (Exact) Sitandards of Area 1 Siq Inch = 6.41626 Sq.cm. 1 Siq Foot = 0.092903 Sq, Mere 1 S»q Yard = 0.83613 Sq. Mere 1 Aicre = 0.404686 Hectare 48(D4 Sq. Yard = 0.004047 Sq. Kllcmecre 1 S>q sMile = 2.58999 Sq. Km = 640 Acres 1 Hectare = 2.47105 Acres 1 S5q. Km. s 0.386101 Sq.- Mill 340 s 1.19599 SqYard Conversion Table Metric Unit Metres A) Length .1 K Metre 1,000 MM 1 Metre 1.000 Hectares B) Area 1 Sq Km 100 Sq. Metre 1 Hectare 1,0000 C) Weight 1 M Tonne 1,000 KQ grams 1 Kilogram 1,000 Temperature C* Centigrade = 5/9IF-321 F* Fahrenheit s 9/5[C+32] -RARY & DOCUPyiENTATitiN Li. - ' -ional lostitme of Edacat,, n.,i • ming and AdminiscrRfion. Sri Aurobindo Matg, N*^w DeJia-110016 DOC. N o ...... 0 « e ------S>iz.C hx-SJ NIEPA DC D09446