DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
District Census Handbook is being brought out in two volumes-part A and part B (or each district separately. The part 'N volume consists of village and town dIrectories, givmg basic information relating to lUfra-struct~re and amenities and total population of each village and town as thrown up by 1981 Census. The nOD-census information relates to the year 1979.80/ 1980-~ 1 making it almost synchronous with the 1981 population census. Part 'B' volume presents primary census data, known in census jargon as 'primary Census Abstract' (PCA) for each village and town. The PCA gIves total population with scheduled castes/scheduled tribe'>, literates, main workers by main categories, marginal workers and non-workers break up. It • • • I IS Important for the readers to acquaint themselves with census concepts of general Importance and the scope of village and town dIrectories as hav!' been discussed under separate heads namely: (a) Census Concepts (b) VIllage Directory (c) Town DIrectory;
1. Rural and Uaban Areas The census {lata are presented by rural and urban areas. A rural area is non-urban consl's ting of revenue Villages WIth well defined boundaries which IS the smallest unit III the hierarchy of administrative units. It may comprise of several hamlets. Yet it is considered one umt for the presentation of data. HabItations in forest areas are also consIdered as villages and each forest range officer's beat is considered as one forest village. Urban areas have bern especially defined for the purpose:! of populatIOn census. The . ~ definition is treated with some flexibilIty wIth a VIew to accom modatmg minor variatIons for meetmg the eXIgency of the situation. An urban UOlt has been defined as follows: (a) all places with a mUUlcipalty, corporation or cantonment board or notIfied town area:
(b) all other places WhICh satisfied the following cnte~ia : (i) A mmimum populatIOn of 5,000;
(ii) At least 75% of the male working populatIOn engaged IU non-agflcultural actIvity; (ui) A population of at least 400 per Sq. km. (or one thdusand per Sq. mile).
Allied agricultural activities such as fishmg, logging etc. have ~een considered agricultural III 11981 census for determining the proportion of engagement of male populatIOn in non-agn cultural actlVities for the purpose of declarIng a pJace a town.
2. Urban Agglomeration The concept of Urban AgglomeratIOn of the 1971 is also adopted for 1981 census. Very often the growth of towns over-lapped the statutory limits of the city or town. Large railway colonies, univerSity campuses, port areas, industnal areas etc, came up outside the lImIts of the town but they form contmuous growth WIth the town. These outgrowths mayor mey not by themselves qualIfy to be treated as separate towns but the:.e outgrowths deserve to be tJ eated as urban areas. Such a town With their outgrowth areas is treated as one urban umt and called 'Urban Agglomeration' and Urban Agglomeration may cdnstttute: (1) A city with continuous outgrowths, (the part of qutgrowth bemg outSIde the statu tory lImits but falling WIthin the boundaries of the adjolllmg village or villages) xviii
(ii) One town with similar outgrowth or two Qr more adjoining towns ~th their out- growths as in (i); or (IiI) A city and one or mO:,fe adjoiniI\g tQ~S wjth their outgrowths all of which form a continuous spread. 3. Census Honse
A 'census house' is a building or a part of a building having a stjparate m~in entJ;ance from the road or common court yard or /ltaircase etc., used recognised as a sepqrate unit. It ~y be vacant or occupied. It ~1'ly be u;ed for r,l!sidential or npn-resid$lntial 'pllrpose or both. . . 4. H(,)Usehold A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and who take their roe,al& from a common kitchen unless the eXIg~ncy or' work prevents them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or unrelated persons or havmg a mix of both. Examples of un:elated households are boarding ·-'houses, messes, hostels, reSidential hotels. rescue homes, jails, ashrams etc. These are called institutional households. There may be one-member hous~hold, two-member househplds or multi-memper households. Fpr census' purpose, eacn one of these types is regarded as a household. S. Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes A person !;tas been returned as belonging to a scn,e.OUleo caste or scheduled tribe if caste or tribe to which be belongs)s meluded in the schedule of 11}e S~ate. Schedulfd caste can belong to Hindu or Sikh religion. However, a person belongmg to scheduled tribe can profess any relIgion. 6. J..iterates
A person who can both read anO wflte witl! understanding in any language IS to be taken as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write, is not a literate. It IS not.. necessary that a person who is Itterate should have passed any mimmum educatIOnal standard. 7. Workers In 1981 census, the economIc status of a person has. been claSSified as: (i) 11ain Worker (Ii) Marginal Worker (IIi) Non-worker The dIchotomy of workers Md non-wol kers or 196 J and 1971 census has been discarded in 1981 census and tIme disposItion criterion in ~conomic actl\;ity With one year reference penod IS adopted. A person who has engaged himself in eQollollUC a_CtlVllY for major part ~f the year (at least 183 days) IS considered as main worker whIle those who have worked III for sometlme during the last year but not major part of the year have been treated margi nal worker. Those who have not worked at all durmg the one year reference penod are non workers. Work has beeh defined as participatIOn in any economIcally productIve activity. Such parttcipallon may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and dIrectIOn of work. 8. Cultivator
A perso.n is considered a cultivator jf he has eng~ged in cultivation as a single worker or family worker of land awned or held from Governme,nt, or held from private persons or ins titutions for payment in money kind or share. Cultivation includes superviSIOn or direction of cultIvation. xix
Cultivation involves ploughmg SOWlUg and harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops and other crops such as sugar cane, ground nuts, tap'ioca etc. and pulses, raw jute and kindered fibre crops, cotton etc. and does not include fruit and vegetable growing or keeping of orchards or groves or working on plantation like tea, coffee, rubber etc. 9. Agricultural Labourer A person who works in another person's land for wages in money, kind or share should / . bt: regarded as an agnculturallabourer. He does not have a risk in the cultivation put merely works III another persons land for wages.
10. Household Industry
Household Industry is defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home or within the precincts of the hQuse where the household lives in urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in a household industry should consist of members of the househo~d including the hend. Th~ industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian F.actories Act. Industry Implies production, processing, servicing or repair of articles or goods such as handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manufacture. bi~ycle repairing, blacksmithy, tailoring etc.
11. Other Workers All workers, who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or engaged in Household IndUstry are treated as other workers. This category covers factory and plantation workers. Government serva~ts, Municipal employees, teachers, priests.. entertainment ~rtjsts, workers engag~d in trade, commerce, business, transport, mining, construction etc.
ANALYTICAL NOTE
Azamgarh is one of thefour districts of 'Gorakhpur Divlsjon, It lies between 25°.38' and 26°,26' north Latitude and 82°.39' and 83°.49' east longi.tude, It IS bounded to the east by district Ballia, to the west by districts Falzabad and Sultan pur, to the North by district$ Paizabad', Gorakhpur and Deoria and to the south by DIstricts Jaunpur and Ghazipur, As per Surveyor General of India the total area of the district IS 5,740 sq. kms, The chIef rivers of the district are Chhoti Sarju, Tons, Kunwar, Mangar and Ghaghra. The district has a popUlation of, 3,544,130 persons at the 1981 Census with a break Up of IJ53,826 males and 1,790,304 fema~es. The 'Sex ra~o (i.e. number offemales per, 1 ,(lOO males) is'1,021 which is higher than the state average of. 885. The dens'ity of population in the lbstnct is 617 'Persons 'Per square Kilometre. The'popuiation of the distnct constltute.s 3..20 per cent -of the total population of the state. The district .occupies l8th position in area .and 6th in population amongst of the 56 distrIcts of the state. There are 486,235 occupIed resi dential houses and 532,234 households in the·district. An .lj.verage hGusehold .consists of about 1~;persolIS. Tire dIstrict has six tahsils namely, "Sagri, Ghosi, Azamgarh, Muhammad#lbad, Phuipur and Lalganj. Among the tah~ils Muhammadabad has lh~ 1argest populafion .and S~j the Jeast. T.he.district comprises 5,601 viIla,ges aDd 21 town.s ,WIth 9p.80 per ,C(!nt of 1;he populati<'m in the rural and 9.20 per cent in Iilrban. The uroanisatiJ:m .in the dist-rict is jow.er than .the state average.of 17.95 per cent.
Scheduled caste popu~ation .constItutes· 24.~2 per cent_ of tthe -total popUlation ,;U rtl¢ .district while !Scheduled tribe population IS almost negligible. Literacy in the District is 25.1'0 'Per cent 'Which is a little l@wer than ,the .state allerage. Among males it is 38.27 per cent and among females J2.:ZO 'pcr <:put. It is 23.1l ,p.er cent in r,.p.ral anp 44.73 per cent in urban.
The proportion of main \Wor~ts to total papUlation is 26.55 per .cent. Margmal workers additionally constitute 5.76 per cent of the total population.
DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION IN VILLAGES A'Nn TOWNS J The following ta'ble presents tahsil-wi~e rural and urban 'PopulatIon by ·sex as also the 11't1mber m'total ane! inhabited viHages and 'the number of towns.
Table J. : PD~tion, ;pumber of "Villages and to.wns, 1981 Name of Populat,lon :t-jo. of'Vlllages TahsIl r- --, .--..A.----; Total Rural Urban Total Inha- No. or r---.A-----. r--~--' bIte.d t9WIlS p NI F P M F P M F 1 "'2 '3 4 'S '6 7 8 "9 10 11 12 ,13
1. Sagn 498,675 246,593 252,082 478,235 236:155 242,080 20:440 10,438 10,002 972 836 4 2. Ghosi 595,193 295,853 299,340 539,705 267,210 272,495 55,488 28,643 26,845 a43 '746 5 3. Azamgal'h 600,500 299,064 301,436 519,848 255,697 264,151 80,652 43.367 37,285 9i3 820 3 4. Muham- 685,020 345,554 339.466 539,841 269,459 270,382 14~,179 76,095 69,084 984 '823 5 madabad S. "Phu1pur .648,'022 "318,582 '329,440 637,'302 -:;I'3,034 '324,'268 10,720 5,548 5,1:7.2 l~O4'O 969 2 ii. Lal~nj '515,720 248;TIID 268,5'40 3'03.]28 241,347 ~,'l8,1 13,59.2 6,B33 {J,75~ &49 :]41 2
District 3:544.'136 1,'753.826-,1,190,304 il;218,0591,582,902 1.635,157 326,071 170;924 iS5,147 "5,601 4,935 21 2 , Tahsil Muhammadabad has the maximum population followe.d by Phulpur, Azamgarh, Ghosi, Lalganj and Sagn. Tahsil Phulpur has the highest number of villages 1,040 (969 inhabIted) follo,¥cd by Muhammadabad 984 (823 inhabited) Sagri 972 (836 mhabited) Azamgarh 913 (820 inhabited) LaJganj 849 (741 inhabited) and Ghosi 843 (746 inhabited). The average population per vIllage III 652. There are 21 towns In the district compnsing 5 each III tahstl Ghosi and Muhammadabad; 4 In Sagri tahsil; 3 in Azamgarh tah~il and 2 each III Phulpur and Lalganj tahsils. Among towns Maunath Bhanjan M.B. in Muhammada bad tahsil has the largest population whlle Azamgarh M.B. is the biggest in area. I GROWTH OF POPULATlON I The growth of population of the district duriug the last decade b~s been 24.03 per cent with 18.81 per cent.in rural and 119.04 per cent In urban. - ,Table 2 . Decadal change.in distribution of population. , . Name of PopulatIOn Percentage of decadal Tahsil (------~------~ variation (1971-81) 1911 198,1
, ____.A. ____~ , ___--"". ___ -;, • ___.A ___-" Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. Sagfl 425,732 425,732 498,675 478,235 20,440 17.13 12.33 2. Ghost 495,156 480,885 14,271 595,J93 539,705 55,488 20.20 12.23 28882 3. Azamgarh 456,315 415,352 40,963 600,500 519,848 80,652 31.60 25.16 96.89 4. Muham· 537,553 443,920 93,633 685,020 539,.,841 145,179 27.43 21.61 55.05 madabad S. Phu\pur 529,288 529,288 648,022 637,302 10,720 22.43 20.41 6. Lalganj 413,440 413,440 516,720 503,128 13,592 24.98 2169 DIstrict 2,857,484 2,708,617 148,867 3,544,130 3,218,059 326,071 24.03 1881 119.04
Tahsil Azamgarh has registered the highest growth of 31 60 per cent III total popu lation and 25.H? per cent ill Its rural p opuI2tion while tahsil Ghosi has registered the highest grov.th (If urban population (288.82 per. cent). The mlllimum growth (17.13) is.found in Sagri tahsil. VILLAGES'BY POPULATION RANGES The frequency dIstnbution of inhabited villages by six populatIon ranges (i.e. less than 200,200-499, 500-1,999, '2,000-4,999, 5,000-9,999 fl.nd 10,000 and above) presents the following p\tture. . Table 3 : Distribution of villages by population range Range of populatIon Number of Villages in Percentage of each range Villages in each range 2 . 3 Less than 200 1,193 24.17 200- 499 1,525 3090 500-1,999 1,985 40.22 2,000-4,999 224 4.54 5,000-9,999 6 0.13 10,000 & above 2 0.04 Total 4,935 100.00 The first three ranges put together account for nearly 95,per cent of the villages. The villages having more than 2,000 populatIon are very few, 500-l,99~ seems to be the optImum size of the vl1lage containmg nearly 40 per cent vlliages in this range alone. 3
'VILLAGES B'Y DENSlT'Y The distribution of inhabited villages by density of population per square Kilometre is " . presented in the following table. \
Table 4 : Distributio~ of villages by density E.ange of densIty Total number of Percentage of (per Sq. km.) villages In each villages in each density range, denSIty range . 2 3
0- 10 42 0.85 11- 20 30- 0.60 21- 50 69 1.40 51-100 98 1.99 101-200 244 4.94 201-300 325 6.59 301-500 1,056 21.40 501 & above 3,071 62.23 Not kno,wn Total 4,935 ,100.00
,But for the density range 11·20 the percentage of the villages increases with the increase in range reaching a maximum of 62.23 per cent in the highest range. Thus more than 62 per cent villages have density of above 500 persons per sq. km. Another 21 per cent villages '1ie in the density range 301·500. These two ranges together account for nearly 83 per cent
villages I '
VILI1AGES BY SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION The distribution of villages acco"ding to their scheduled caste population is given below: Table 5 : P;oportion of scheduled caste population to totaLpopulation in the villages
Percentage range of scheduled Number of vlliages III Percentage of villages caste population to total each range in each,range populatIOn 1 2 .3
Nil 955 19.35 0--'- 5 247 5.01 6-'10 249 5.05 '11-15 ' 367 7.44 16-20. 433 8.77 21-30 892 18'07 31 & above 1,792 36.31
To'tal 4,935 100.00
955 villages have no scheduled caste population. In 2,684 vlllage5 scheduled caste populatIOn is above 21 per cent. VILLAGES BY'SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION Table 6 below presel'lts the percentage of scheduled tribe population in the villages. 4
There are only 12 villages inhabited by sc~eduled tribe of which 9 comes under 0-5' per cent and one each between 6-15, 16-~5 and 36-50 perc,<:ntage raQge. T-able 6 gives the posItion in this respect. ". Table (i : Proportion of scheduled tribe population to total,population in the villages !?ercentage range of scheduled Number of villages Percentage of villages trIbe population to total in each ra~ge in each range population 2 3 Nil 4,923 99.76 0-5 9 0.18 6-15 1 0.02 16-25 1 0:02 26-35 36--50 1 0.02 51 & above Total 4,935 100.00 SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES !N TOWNS OF THE DISTRICf The percentage of scheduled castes ill total urban population is 10.69 per cent and that scheduled tnbes is OIl. Table 7 below presents the position of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe populatlDn III different towns of tbe distnct. . Table 7 : Proportion of scheduled caste/scheduled tribe population in towns SL. Name df the Total Total scheduled Total schedu- Percentage of Percentag~ No. Town Population caste pogulation led tl'-lbe scheduled caste of scneduled population population tribe popu- to total lation to total population p'opulation 2 3 4 5 . 6 ..~ AzmatgarhT.A. 6,012 1,155 19.21 2. Amda If.A. 3,715 944 25.41 3. Adari T.A. 6,800 645 9.49 4. Azamgarh M.B. 66,523' 8,185 12.30 5. Amlio C.T. 12,085 2,238 18.52 6. Atraulia T.A. 5,584 806 14.43 1. Kopaganj T.A. 19,075 96,} 5.08 8. Khairabad C.T. 6,388 665· 10.41 9. Ghost T A. 19,635 2,028 10.33 10. Jiyanpur T.A. 5,246 938 17.88 11. Dohrighat T.A. 6,263 1,147 18..31 12. Nlzamabad T.A. 6,459' .1,007 15.59 13. Phulpur T.A: 5,136 501 9.75 ]4. BilariaganJ T.A. 5,459 573 10.50 15. Maharajganj T.A. 3,723 284 1.63 16. Maunath
Bhanjan M.B. 86,326 5.)332 6.18 "_' 17. Mubarakpur M.B. 29,494 1,508 '5.11 18. M,uhammadabadT.A. ro:8~o 755 t5:94 19. M6bnagar T .A. '6,856 2,017 29.42 20. Katghar T.A. 6,736 1,483 22.02 21. Sarai Mir 7,670 1,661 21.73 AU Towns 326;071 34;841 JQ.69 5
The highest proportion 'Of scheduled caste pOPlJlation (.49.42 per cent) is in M~hnagar T.A, whereas the lowest (5.11 per cent) is in tire. Mu1).aIVJna,daPfld I.A. Oqt of 21 towns in the distrIct 7 towns have less then 10' per cent scheduled caste population, 10 towns have scheduled caste population between 10 to 20 per ceni anQ only 4 towns have more than 20.per cent scheduled caste populatIon. There is no scheduled tribe population in any town of the district.
VII;.LAGES BY LITERACY RATE The following table shows literacy rates by population range of villages. Table 8 : Literacy rate by population range of villages
Range of population Number of villag~s in Literacy rate each range 1 2 3 Less than 200 1193 22.08 200- 499 15~5 21.04 500-1,999 1985 23.04 2,000-4,999 224 24.59 5,000-9,999 6 31.96 10,000 & above 2 26.00 Total 4,935 23.11 It js observed that literacy in the ranges of less tha~ 200 and 200-499 is 22.08 per cent and 21.04 per cent respectIvely while in the ranges 500-1,999 and 2,000-4,999', It is 23.04 per cent and 24.59 per tent respectIvely. Maximum literacy rate 31.96 per cent is found in the range 5,000-9999. rpWNS BY LITERACY RATE
Liter.acy rate, in J,lrban 'areas in Azamga1.h d,istrict is p.ear1l 45 ~er cent. The following table giv~$ town-wise htera(;y rate. Table 9 : ;Literacy rate for towns , Name of the l'own Literacy rate 2 1. Azmatgarh T.A. 22.16 2. Amila T.A. 48.26 3. Adari T.A. 3p.66 4. Azamgarh M.B. 57.35 5. AmlloC.T. 30.97 6. Atraulia r,A. 32.68 7. Kopaganj t:A. 50.98 8. Khairabad.C. T. 41.34 9 . .GhosiT.A. 40.37 10. Jiyanpur t.A. 32.04 11. Oohrighat T. A. 3B.7.5 12 .. Nizarnabid T. A. 4.4.4.0 13. P.hulpur I.A. 46.~3 14, mlariagapj T.A. 46.11 ~ ~.b.w'pig!.(~,:r,A. . 42.39 16. Maunath B anJan M.B. 45.'70 17. Mubarakpur M.B. 36.96 18. Muhammadabad T.A. 41.66 19. Mehnagar T.A. 36.04 20. Katghar T .A. 35.66 21. Sarai Mir T.A. 39.24
All towns I 44.73 6
Azamgarh M.B. ha~ the highest literacy rate 57.35 per cent of which is followed by Kopaganj T.A. 50.98 per'cent. Azmatgarh T.A. has the lowest Ii,teracy rate of 22.16 per cent. Maunath Bhanjan rates first in the population and 6th in the literacy amongst the towns of the distrIct. Out of:?l towns in the district 11 towns have a literacy rate above 40 per cent to their total population.
LITERATES, WORKERS AND SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRIBE POPU,LATION The percentage of scheduled caste to total population in the dIstrict is 24.82 wIth 26.26 in the rural areas and 10. 69 in the urban areas. Tahsil Lalganj has the highest 32.58 per
~able 10 : Literates, workers, DOD-workers, P B R- Scheduled Scheduled Total PopulatIOn caste popu tnbe popu r------Literates to total Total latIon to latIOn to popUlation Name of Rural total popu total popu ,-_--A--__--,. Tahsil Urbl\D P- M F lation lation P M F 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 10
1. Sagri Tahsil Total 498,675 246,593 252,082 24.38 0.01 21.87 34.39 9.62 Rural 478 235 236,155 242,080 24.82 0.01 21.32 33.80 9.14 Urban 20,440 10,438 10,002 14.42 34.77 47.81 21.18 2. GhOSI Tahsil Total 595,193 295,853 299,340 21.15 .,' 26.87 40.32 13.58 Rural 539,705 267,210 272,495 22.27 25.12 38.76 11.74 Urban 5<;,488 28,643 26,845 10.33 43.91 54.89 32.19
3. Azamgarb Total 600,500 299,064 301,436 24.43 N 27.51 40.86 14.2& Tahsll Rural 0519,841.1' 255,697 264,151 26.13 N , 23.-31 36.75 10.30 Urban 80,652 43,367 37,285 13.46 54.60 65.10 4238.
4. Muhammada- T.,ptal 685,020 345,554 339,466 24.78 0.01 27.78 40.44 14.88 bad Tahs1!' ,Rural 539,S41 26.9,459 270,382 29.49 0.01 23.90 37.04 10.80" Urban 145,179 76,095 69,084 7.23 42.20 52.48 30.8!)'
5. PhU\pUf TahsIl Total 648,022 318,582 329.440 22.76 22.42 35.57 9,69 Rural 637,302 313,034- 324,268 22,94 23.55 35.32 9.41 Urban 10,720 5,548 5,172 12.19 39.32 50.65 27.17
6. Lalganj Tahsil Total 516,720 248,180 268,540 32,58 0.01 23.19 36.97 10.4S. Rural 503,128 241,347 261,781 32.77 0.01 22.85 36.63 1014 Urban 13,592 6,833 6,759 25.75 35.85 49.07 22.49
Dlstnct ,Total 3,544,130 1,753,826 1,790,304 24.82 0.04 25.10 38.27 12.20 Rural3,218,059 1,582,902 1,635,157 26.26 0.04 23.Ii 36.40 10.25 Urban 326,071 170,924 155,147 10.69 44.73 55.60 32.46 7 cent scheduled caste population'whereas tahsil Gbosi bas the lowest 21.15 per ccnt. Scheduled trihe'population'is negligihle in the district. Scheduled tribe are only in tahsils Sagri, Azam garh, Muhammadabad and Lalganj. There is no scheduled tribe pop.ulallon III Ghosi and Phulpur Tahsils. 25,10 per cent of the total population of the d1strict 1S literate in which the contflbutJOn of rural is 23.11 per cent and urban 1S 44.73 per cent. Among tahslls, Muha mmadaba~ has the hIghest percentage of literacy 27.78 per cent. Tahsil Azamgarh has the h1ghest percentage of hteracy 54.60 per.cent in urban area. Tahs.l Ghosi leads in rural litetacy _(25.12 per cent). Female lIteracy rate (10.25 per cent) in rural area is very low in ~omparison to female urban lIteracy rate (32.46 per cent). scheduled caste/scheduled tribe population in the district CENTAGli OF ------"------.. Mam workers to total Margmal workers to Total workers to total Non.workers to population total population population total population r-----~ rp--~' F 'P--~--F p M F P M P 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2)
27.48 46.51 8.87 5.99 1.94 9.95 33.47 48.45 18.82 fi6.53 51.55 81.18 27.51 46.61 8.86 6.04 1.89 1010 33.55 48'.50 18.96 66.45 51.50 81.04 26.95 44.23 892 4.74 3.06 6.49 3U9 47.29 15.41 68.31 52.71 84.59
27.97 45.21 10.92 6.91 2.58 11.20 34.82 47.79 22.12 65.12 52.21 77.88 27.69 45.37 10 34 7.38 2.79 11.89 35.07 48.16 22.23 64.93 51.84 77.77 30.68 43.68 16.80 2.38 0.66 4.22 33.06 44.34 21.02 66.94 S566 78.98
25.10 44.15 9.24 3.44 1.30 12.77 28.54 45.45 22.01 71.46 54.55 77.99 25.26 44.57 6.58 3.85 1.44 6.18 29.11 46.01 12.76 70.89 53.99 87.24
24.04 41.66 3.55 ~.79 0.50 1.13 24.83 42.16 4.68 75.17 57.84 95.32
27.88 45:76 9.69 477 1.17 8.43 32.65 46.93 18.12 67.35 53.07 81.88 27.23 45.78 8.74 5.02 1.39 8.64 32.25 47.17 17.38 67.75 52.83 82.62 30.33 45.69 13.40 383 0.40 7.61 34,16 46.09 2101 65.84 53.91 7899
45.52 8.27 8.45 300 13.72 15.03 48.52 21.99 64.97 51.48 78.01 45.57 8.34 8.57 3.03 13.92 35.20 48.60 22.2t:i 64.80 51.40 77.74 42.57 3.50 1.37 1.46 128' 25.09 44.03 4.78 74.91 55.97 9522
23.91 42.73 6.52 4.83 1.43 7.96 28.74 44.16 14.48- 71.26 55.84 85.52 23.85 4266 6.52 4.&9 1.45 8.05 211.74 44.11 14.57 71.26 55.89 8543 26.04 45,15 6.73 2.55 0.70 4.41 28.59 45.85 11.14 71.41 54.15 88.86
26.55 45.03 8.46 5.76 1.90 9.?2 32.31 46.93 17.98 67.69 53.07 82.02 26.38 45.12 ~.24 6.06 2.04 9.95 32.44 47.16 18.19 67.56 52.84 81.81 28.23 44.12 10.72 2.75 0.68 5.04 30.98 44.80 15.76 69.02 55.20 84.24 8
Main workers constitute 26.55 per cedt bf the total pbpulation of, the district with. 26.38 per cent in rural and, 28.23 per cent in urban. Percentage of rural and urban main worke(.s in different tabsils is nearly equal to the district average. Main male workers consti~ tute 4S~03 per cent of total male population, 45.12 per cent in the rural and 44.12 per cent in the urban. Female participation is 8.46 per cent while in rural and urban" areas it is 8.24 per ~nt and 10.7l per cent respectively. Marginal workers additionaly constitute 5.7[, per cent of the total population. Of the total population of the district 67.69 per cent are non~workers with 67.56 per cent in the rura(and 69.02 per cent 'in the urb,an. The percentage of female nOll workers (82. 02 per cent) 1S high compared to the male non-workors (53.07 per cent). Table 10 given hereunder presents full details on which trus breif analysis has been based. ~T~fi{eti ~i=f"ur;rT ~T~ -q-sr Primary Census Abstract 10
~ etil srr~1tCf. DISTRICT PRIMARY
arr5,740.0 486,235 532,2343,544,130 1,753,8261,79(),304 819,760 423,645 456,115 ml1t1l1 5,6715 443,838 486,2993,218,0591,582,902 1,6l5,157 844,913 405,583 439,330
68.5 42,397 45,935 326,071 170,924 155,147 34,347 1~,002 16,785 ;frc:: 1. <:~ If~~T it; ar;:rf;criT "~T:rrTA'fi &T"f" arT'fi:sr 'fiT ar~fu 'I1R(f it; li~T~f,~UJifr ~ CENSUS ABSTRACT
~'IiT+r~cmr ,.... MalO Workers 0 oZ 8'f~~!r'iffl 'Sfif'Sfrfcn:rf 'Il:' ., mm:. ~ ~ 'iiTlf 'Ii~ orm .niT /m+fr!Tf I foffir/~r~/ifiT~- Totirl Main Workers .. Scheduled Trrbes ;--___ ..A.. ____ -. Litelates (I-IX ) rrm:rlf tnm./WP:./'fim ~8 ,------A. r-----..A..___ ~ Total/Rural/ DIstnct/Tahsil/U.A./ Olfo ;;lfo Urban CIty/Town ~o ~~r ~o ~ olfo ~o ~'T p 1\1 F P M F P M F li 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 '3 2
140 66 74 889,587 671,174 218,413 941,057 789,681 151,376 Total AZAMGARH DISTRICT 51 140 66 74 743,723 576,132 167,591 849,023 714,269 134,754 Rural
145,864 95,042 50,822 92.034 75,412 16,62:2 ~Urban 29 17 12 109,<;62 84,811 24,251 137,048 114,694 22,354 Total Sagri TahSIl 29 17 12 101,954 79,821 22,133 131,539 110,077 21,462 Rural 7,!O8 4,990 2,118 5,509 4,617 892 Urban
1,332 1,050 282 1,855 1,413 442 Urban Azmatgarh T.A.
2,517 1,556 961 1,235 I, \ 63 72 Urban BilariaganJ T.A.
],681 1,261 420 1,450 1,171 279 Urban Jiyanpur T.A.
1,578 ],123 455 969 870 99 Urban Maharajganj T.A. 159,918 119,281 40,637 !66,448 133,753 32,695 Total Ghosi Tahsil 2 135,554 103,559 31,995 149,427 121,243 28,184 Rural
24,364 15,712 8,642 17,021 12,510 4,511 Urban
7,926 5,498 2,428 5,nS 4,507 1,181 Urban Ghost T A.
9,725 5,715 4.010 6,7i7 4,322 2,445 Urban Kopaganj T.A,
2,493 1,782 711 1,974 1.411 563 Urban Adan T.A. 2,427 1.6()4 823 1.559 1,435 124 Urban Dohngbat T.A. 1,793 1,123 670 1,033 835 198 Urban Amila T.A.
16 8 8 165,194 122,197 42,997 150,725 132,041 18,684 Total Azarngarh Tahs!l 3
16 8 8 121,162 93,965 27,197 131,335 113,973 17,362 Rural 44,032 28,232 1\800 19,390 18,068 1,322 Urban 38,154 24,256 13,898 15,946 14,850 1,096 Urban Azamgarh M B. ,3,010 2,103 907 2,034 1,864 170 Urban Saral MIrT,A...... 2,868 1,873 995 1,41'0 1,354 56 Urban Nlzamabad T.l\.
Note: 1. ProvIsional "GeographIcal Area" figures of state/dlstncts are supplIed by the Sutveyor General. FIgures for Urban area are those suppbed by the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural area are derIved by substractmg the urban area from the total area of the dIstrict. The area figures 'totalled over all the tahslis in a dlstnct Will not tally WIth the dIstrict figures because the former are those sUIlphed by the Director of Land Records (Board of Revenue). 2. The vlllagewlse areas are as reported by the TahsIldar, while the rural areas of each tahsJ! (1lI Dlstnct Pnmary Census Abstract) has been derived by deducting the sum of urban areas from the total area figllres of the tahsIl furlilshed by the Bl}ard of Revenue, U.P. 12
r~, Fr. Sfmf;J$ DISTRICT PRlM~RY 1jlS2 3 22 23 24- 25- 26 27 28 29 3l
~)'l 5,75,106 520,894 54,212 161,734 96,579 68,155 75,186 54,899 1,0,287 t;twi111t 567,733 5J3,977 53,756 159,978 93,401 66,574 34,176 25,906 8,270 f{ll'{Ttr 7,373 6,917 456 4,756' 3,17;; 1,581 41,010 28,993 12,017
lJT;:rlTU1.f 1,624 1.530 94 1,125 679 446 747 614 133 ar;:;r~crl'fG 'l1l1&l'f iil'f1T1.f 461 431 30 677 423 254 269 196 73 f~f~~~~';fl'J1:eT~ 'l'TU1l' 358 304 54 ~82 76 105 210 164 46 lf~TUijfftijf i'flf<:eT-if ;:rlJ-wr 202 198 4 J69 101 68 101 97 4 2. m«r ;;r~~fA l;fl;;1f~I;f iflTUlf 266 253 J3 151 126 ,25 1,196 790 506
~)~Ttrri i1lJ<:eT'!f iflT<:Fr 48 41 7 73 49 24 132 11~ 22 arf~ 'iI'ftT.ur;n, ~ CENSUS ABSTRACT
arr31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3 2
126,O~~ 1l7,3Q9 8,72~ 204,0\).8. 33,454 170,~54 2,399,065 9~O,691 1.468,374 Total A¥MGA~~ DISTRICT ~1 87 ,l~6 8Q>9~~ ~15~ 1~5,O26 32,295 162, 7~1 2,174,010 836,338 1,337.672 Rlll'al 38,895 31>1327 2,568 8,9~2 , 1,159 7,8,23 2~5,055 91.353 130,702 Urban 13,288 If.2p2 1,q2Q 4,787 25,089 331,751 127,112 204,639 To~al Sagd Tah~ll
1],275 Ip,468 807 4,468 24,440 317,788 121,610 196,178 R.~raJ
+,913 1,79~ 2J9- 319 649 1~,963 5,502 8,461 Urpan
448 363 85 171 28 149 3,980 1,617 2,363 -Urqan Azl)latll~rh T.!), 368 ~30 38 41~ 117 301 3,806 1.431 2,375 U,baD Bl,lariagan) T.A.
71)0 627 73· 332 165 167 3,464 1,369 2,095 Urban Jlyanpur- T A.
497 474 23 41 9 32 2,713 1,085 1,628 Urpan MaharaJgaoj T A.
21,540 19,717 1,823 41,149 '7,635 33,514 387,596 154,465 233,131 Total Ghosl TahsIl 2 16,575 15,077 1,493 39,827 7,445 32,382 350,451 138,522 211,929 R.ural
4,965 4,6~0. 325 1,322 19J l,l3? 37,145 16,943 21,202 Urban
1,594 1,482 llZ 861 91 768 13,016 5,681 7,405 Urban Ghosi T.A. 1,205 1,124 81 138 35 103 12,lfO 5:4~6 6,734 Vrban KopaganJ T.A.
261 242. 19 ...I I 4,826 2,039 2,737 Urban Adan T.A
1,306 1,235 71 219 14 ,205 4,435 1,733 2;752 Urbjln Dohnghat T.A,
599 557 42 lOt 48 56 2,578 1,004 1,574 Urp~n Amila T.~.
30,328 28,377 1,951 20,631 3,8'77 16,754 429,144 163.146 265,998 Total Azamgarh TahSIl 3 14,629 13,678 951 19,992 3,661 16,331 368,521 138,063 230,458 . Rural
15,699 14,699 1,000 639 216 423 60,623 25,083 35,540 Urban
13,741 12,851 890 359 123 236 50,218 21,051 29,167 Urban Azamgarh M B.
1,145' 1,072 73 144 36 108 5,492 2,110 3,382 Urban Saral Mir T.A. 813 776 37 136 57 79 4,913 1,922 2,991 Urban NlZamabad T.A. 14
~ !fit J1T~3lT <:> ·,.Z W-fqRi 3lT2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
4. 1];il.HfG:T'nc: o~~re {(hT 9275 90,551 98,715 685,020 345,554 332,466 169,718 83.471 86,247 'IT+frur 911.8 72,781 79.067 539,841 269,459 270',382 159.220 7&,044 81,176 ...,.U~QRT m~ CENSUS'A13STRtOCT
~l.T Ofilll if.t crnr MaiD Workers ,..... IS /' .;: ar~ ::if'l:orrfqI3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 3 2
46 15 31 190,299 139,755 50,544 191,027 158,132 32,895 Total Nfuhammadabad Tahsil 4 46 15 31 129,027 99,820 '29,207 146,995 123,362, 23,634 ' Rural 61,272 39,935 21,337 44,031 34,770 9,261 Urban 39,451 25,419 14,032 27,213 20,497 6,716 tJrban, Matiudth Bhanjan M.B. 10,902 7,388 3,514 7,585 6,933 652 Urban Mubarakpur M.B.
... '\ 3,74;3 2,420 1,323 4,478 3-,2+7 1,251 Urban A1mloC.T.
4,535' 2,971 1,5M 2,921 2,517 404 Urban Muhammadabad.T.A. 2,641 1,737 904 1,834 1,596 238 'Orban KhairabaCI T A. ... 145,297 113,381 31,916 172,257 145,023 27,234 Total Phulpur Tahsil 5 ~ 141,082 110,571 30,511 169,714 142,661 27.053 R\Jfal 4,215 '2,810 1,405 2,543 ' 2,362 181 'Ufban " 1,825 1,333 492 1,310 1,232 78 Urban Atraulia'r A. 2,390 1,477 913 1,233 1,130 103 urban Phulpur 1',f\. 49 '26 23 119:817 '9£:749 2'8,068 123,552 106,038 17,514 Total Lalg<1nj TahSIl 6 < 49 '~6 'tl IH;9h '8B:3~6 26,')48 lW,D12 1'62,953 17,059 Rural ~873 '3,353 vl,52D 3,540 3,08! 455 1lWfuan 2:~rT1 OOs 763 1,995 1,595 400 UtHan Mehnagal: T.A. " ~,402 1,645 757- 1,545 1,490 55' ltJ\'blm Katghar 'r:~ 16
f~ !In' Sn~11cfi DISTRICT PRIMARY ~ cm+r rn crm ______MaID -A Workers______
ci !fTftcrrfw m ~, .~Z tl'i3rno=J i3fcffi:r ",,'0 fur(ifT Ia~tfr<1/;;lT'{. l1Tlf jlJTrfTTIf j lfirnFfiT~ m~~ ~~ Household Industry. Manufactu. ~8 Cultivators AgrIcultural Labourers ring. ProcesslDg ServIcIng & Repalf8 c:: i3%_/!Jf~/'ip"RT iflffm ( I ) (II) (V) (a) tt'o Dlstllct/TahsJl/U.A./ Total/Rurall ,---""'------. .-__-A __ ---. r----~--~ 1:;>:: City/Town Urban tft"-& ;;2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
4. ~~I'+r~TilI'T~ FfQ.i3Ti1f lfl'T 87.420 79,945 7,475 25,891 13,259 12,632 41,787 31,117 10,670 m+rTTJT 85,800 78,445 7,355 24,909 12,614 12,295 13,177 10,480 2,697 1,620 982 645 337 28,610 20,637 7,973 if'TUl:f 1,500 120 415 353 62 17,085 +ra;;:tPi ...~:;rif "I'T<:111fi1f'llT ifrrm 687 623 64 11,027 6,058 78 64 14 5,918 ~~iiI;:m1Jl;:rr ~R: CENSUS ABSTRACT
• 0 '1;";2:; apt 'fiTl1 'fi'frt ~ ml1ifCf'fi 'IiT'l1 rn ~ 'liTl1;:rrncr~ ll"T31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3 2
35,929 33,811 2,118 32,653 4,041 28,612 461.340 183,381 271,959 Tolal MuhlUDilladabad Tahsil 4 23,110 21,823 1,287 27,093 3,736'" 23.357 365,752 142,361 223,391 Rural 12,819 11,988 831 5,560 305 5,255 95,588 4},020 54,568 Urban 9,026 8,494, S32 2.252 186 2.066 56,861 24,685 32,176 Urban . Maunath BhanJan M.B. 1,410 1,339 71 1,792 54 1,738 20,117 8,546 11,571 Urban Mubarakpur M.B. SSO 479 71 290 23 267 7,317 2,962 4,355 Urban Amilo C.T. 1.417 1,297 120 311 5 312 7,648 3,139 4,509 Urban Muhammadbad T.A. 416 379 \ 37 909 37 872 3,645 1,688 1,957 Urban Khairabad C.T. 13,956 12,864 1,092 54,769 9,559 45,210 420,996 164,000 256,996 Total Phulpur Tahsil 5
12,~35 11,255 980 54,622 9,478 45,144 412,966 )60,895 252,071 Rural 1,721 1;609 112 147 81 66 8,030 3,105 4,925 Urban 719 686 33 89 57 32 4,185 1;661 2,524 Urban Atrauha T.A. 1,002 923 79 58 24 34 3,845 1,444 2,401 Urban Phulpur T.A. 10,990 10.278 712 24,930 3,555 21,375 368,238 138,587 229,651 Total LalganJ Tahsil 6 9,312 8,681 631 24,584 3,507 21,077 358,532 134,887 223,645 Rural 1,678 1,597 81 346 48 ;98 9,706 3,700 6,006' Urban CS8 629 59 252 37 215 4,609 1,729 l!,880 Urban Mehnagar T.A. 990 968 22 94 11 83 5,097 1,971 3,126 Urban Katghar T.A. 18
~~ ;jflfptif ifi fm:t PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
o 0 f~ !Q'Qijrn! holds with SC A-___~ !.~t;; Members ,--- r--- OlfO ~o rn OlfO ~o prr ~3 p M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
117,812 5 1 ~~",n1p iifij1lq 7.IFT 143,353 879,760 423,645 456,115 105,264 1~,548 I;l'TltTvr 137,903 844,Q13 405,583 439,330 109,821 98,912 10,909 I i{i]''UtI' 5,450 34,847 18,06Z 16,785 7,991 6,352 \,639 1 B"rr6"T cril:tft~ 11m 1.9.345 121,570 58,627 62,943 14,425 12'951 1,474 'H+!~ 18,883 118,?20 57,118 61,50,2 13,803 12,413 1,385 i'f'l1:r31 16,2 2,950 1,509 1,441 ~22 533 89 ifl'f<:Tlf 178 IJ55 614 541 2,23 208 15 Ol\ifff,crrr~It ,98 924 174 mB"T ;;f['\&I'lf ;:fIlWI, 308 2,O2~ J.058 970 3.8? 332 53 lIi)rrf~ r[Tf<&l'lf i'I'T<:Tlf 108 969 519 I 450 27.4 181 43 aR<:T ;;f[<:&l'lf trrrftlr llJ6 645 336 309 1,50 125 25 18(j 1,147 592 555 1:>5 162 33 ~)~<:'f'crIC: ~~&l'Jf, ' ;;rrulf arfm:rf if'f1"~';f 'nnm: 1~5 944 482 462 144 124 20 3 a1T~R'lTii a-~t1 ~m 24,887 146,711 7.0,506 7.6,205 20,331 11,892 2,439 mmvr 23,227 135,852 64 '735 71,117 16,930 15,316 1,614 5,771 5,088 3.401 2.576 ~ 1,660 10,859 825 4,395 3.790 2,794 2,081 713 OlT~I1IT~ ;;IT~'1Tf~T ;;q-Ulf 1,250 8,185 254 t.667 861 866 315 262 53 ij'\rlf l1r~ ~'iinrrn~ Main Workers .--- ~ ~ lfip:f rn crm ~ lfr;rI TJT7Jfvr I ~/~/rr256,001 191,966 64,035 126,024 109,207 16,817 Total AZAMGARH DISTRICT 51
245,393 183,42-1 61,9~ 124,660 107,960 16,700 Rural 10,608 8,542 2.066 1,364 1.247 117 Urban 38,036 27,697 10,339 16.381 14,283 2.098 Total Sagn Tahsil 37,030 26,998 10,032 16,156 14.079 2,0'77 Rural 1,006 699 307 225 204 21 Urban 443 298 145 52 50 2 Urban Azmatgarh T.A. 144 123 21 68 64 4 Urban Bilariaganj T.A. 308 205 103 101 86 15 Urban Jiyanpur T.A. III 73 38 4 4 Urban MabarajganJ T.A.
38,639 27,722 10,917 16,624 14,346 2,278 Total Ghosi Taluil 2 36,944 26,362 10,582- {6,436 14,165 2,271 Rural 1,695 1,360 335 188 181 7 Urban 5Q6 487 79 102 97 5 Urban Ghosl T.A. 285 218 67 7 7 Urban Kopaganj T.A. 150 142 8 67 67 Urban Adari T.A. 310 275 35 4 2 2 Urban Dohrighat T,A, 384 238 146 8 8 Urban AmilaT.A. 42.307 32,449 9,85& 20,27S 17,658 2,617 Total Azamgarh Tahsil 3 39.365 29,879 9.486 19,964 17,380 2,584 Rural 2,942 2.570 372 311 278 33 Urban 2,125 1,889 236 18S JS4 31 Urban Azamgarh M.B. 570 450 120 83 81 2 Urban Sara! Mlr T.A. 247 231 16 43 43 Urban Ni'!amabad T.A: 20
8t~ita"~'*rf~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~'fiTl1~crm Main---A- Workers______-. "'0 0 T(STm7~'t;J;:rr[~- .mrrJmiftcrrJ i9f¢ Qlf«lIf<'1i ~l'f, 0f.'lI' Cfill1 rn crm AgplculturalRf Other Workers '" :z; \3'~T~;r, tTtI'TVrT I ~~rI/T~f'f>1~r ~ Labourers (III, IV, V(b) & VI ~ist(I'lctJTa~';lf TotaJ/R'utall (II) , ~~ :A./CltY{Town Urban mful'f aiR~ to IX) Ir'c Household Industry I;y_§ Manuf&.eturing, ProCessmg, Servicing and Repalfs ~~ V(a) .-----"-----.., r----"---, .-----'---~ 01:[0 ~o f;;r 01:[0 ~o ~r !1:fo 9;0 rn p M F p M F P M F 1 2 3 17 18 19' 20 21 22< 23 24 2S
5 i 3l'l",;:rrr;z: ~ liT.,. 99,545 57,172 42,37~ 8,164 6,009 2,155 22,268 19,578 2,690 «'l{lor- 97,053 55,735 41,318 6,791 4,850 1,941 16,889 14,879 2;010 il~llt 2,492 1,4,37 1,055 1,373 1~159 214 5,379 4,699 680 lFl'sf 'G~m\1 llTl'f 18,256 10,592 7,664 852 584 268 2,547 2,238 309 17,859 lO 383 7,476 778 534 244 2,237 2,002 235 'lr+ffllf f • 24 if'T<:rrr 397 209 18S' 74 50 310 236 74 181 105 76 25 21 ,4 185 122 63 ar;;j~1l TY'FT'if r lftlf 16.313 6,243 781 457 ~.481 3,940 541 15,946 9,783 6,163 998 591 407 2,457 2,125 332 mmur , ifl'J'"\Trr 367 287 gO 240 190 50 ,2,024 1,~15 209 arTij[l{l'f~ m~ iffll1t"",".~" FOR SCHEOULFrll CASTEs..
~ 'fiT11 rn 64,429 8,495 55,934 559,330 223,184, 336,146 Total AZAMGARH DlSTRICI 51 63,301 8,294 55;007 536,219 213,86,5 321,354 Rural 1,128 201 927 23,111 9,319 13,792 llrban 8,524 995 '7,529 75,010 29,935 45,075 Total Sagri TahSIl 8,184 919 7,265 73,406 29,201 44,205 Rural '140 76 264 1,604 734 870 Urban }34 27 107 578 289 289 Urban Azmatgarh T.A. >117 5 112 312 132 180 Urban B!lanaganj T .A. M 43 41 546 233 313 Urban Jiyanpur T.A.
~ 4 168 80 SS Urban MaharaJganJ T.A.
11,249 1,916 9,333 76,016 31,951 44,065 total Ghosi Tahsil 2 11,128 1,890 9,238 72,099 30,350 41,749 Rural 121 26 95 3,917 1,601 1,316 Urban ·43 5 38 1,419 566 853 Urban Ghosi T.A.
16 4 12 668 297 371 Urban Kopa:~anj T.:,-. ... , 495 194 301 Urban Adari T.A. 27 26 810 316 494 Urban ~0h!lgh~t T .A. 35 16 19 525 228 297 Urban AmllaT.A. • 6,639 892 5,747 97,765 37,165 60,600 Total Azam,garh Tahsil 3 6,413 839 5,574 . 90,074 34,017 56,057 Rural 226 53 173 7.691 3,148 4,543 Urban 183 50 133 5,877 2,456 3,421 Urban Azamgarh M.B. 27 26. 1.070 410 660 Urban Saral Mir T.A. 16 2 14 744 282 - 462 Urban Nlzamabad·T.A. 22
~f:qa':mfar.n t f~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTR~CT
0 ~/cr~'hr/iflT<:- zf'Mj<.mfrur1 armf4 WiRTf'fTfUJ'fT 'flh~ omUfiflT1If'fT ;:rrr~ ;:rT["\flf JI6 665 33()- 335 150 12-7 23 5 ~~~m~ ~"t sn~fq\1) iiVmllfi(f ~l~ FQR. SCH~I)J)MEP (:ASTES
~ 'Ii"l+l" rn orWe Malll Workers
~ l1l9l1 'liP{ ~ <[We 'li'f!Rl'lil': ~FrJ,lITI'l:f1JrJ fm;rr /ij~~tffi /'ft11:- .. 0 Z Total Malll Workers Cultivators rrlR')~ ~/~~/'ifim 'rr (I-IX t ( I ) Total/Ruralj District/Tahsil/ Urban U.N./City/Town ,;~
~ _____--A- ___ ~ .A.~ ~ li~" ~" ~o;ft ~" ~o ~1 p M F P M F !~ 11 12 13 14 15 16 3 2
49,520 38,334 11,136 22,791 20,473 2,318 Total Muhammadabad Tall~ll 4
46,067 35.530 10,537 22,478 20.187 2,291 Rural 3,453 2.804 649 313 286 27 Urban 1,567 1.343 224 63 62 Urban_ Maunath Bhanjan M.B. 429 402 27 69 65 4 Urban MubarakpU( M.B.
931 685 246 130 114 16 Urban AmiloC.T. 226 192 34 22 22 Urban Muhammadabad T.A. 300 182 118 29 23 6 Urban Khairabad C.t. 43,384 31,969 11,415 24,758 20.759 3,999 Total Phulpur Tahsil S 43,016 31,659 11,357 24.705 20,709 3,996 "Rural 3 Urban 3~8 31 9 58 53 50 i2.06 185 21 44 41 3 Urban Atraulia T.A.
~ 162 125 37 9 9 Urban Phulpur T.A. Total Lalganj Tabsil 6 44,115 33,795 10,320 2S,1~5 21,688 3.507 4Z.971 32,996 9,975 24,921 21,440' 3,481 Rural 248 26 Urban q4~ 799 345 274 807 484 323 184 168 16 Urban Mehnagar T.A. :m 315 22 90 80 1 10 Urban Katghllr T .A. 24
3lftffto ii(Tf~l ~ f~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~'fiTlfrnerm Main Workers ------"------~ flr(1r/~"mJiiiT\· ,(1mJ~r+r'M1 ijf~ ;r~<: ~rffcp ~l'f, aR 'liJ11 '!if.!' .qffl ~~/~~"{/cpf~n iiiT\n:r Agncultural ':3'~rG:;r, ttmarr, Other Workers DlstlflctjTahsllj Total/Rural/ Labourers ,~ "~ m= (Ill, IV, V(b) & VI ~ ~lql~'I~I\~~u ~~ U.A.jClty!Town Urban Household Industry Manufacturing, Processmg, Servicmg and Repairs ,--___ .A. ____-, ,-___V(a).A. ___ -,
atr 0 ~o ~~ft Olj'o ~o ~"r P M F P M F 2 3 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
lTTlJ 15,700 7,970 7,730 3,307 2,822 485 7,722 ~,069 653 395 5,992 5,579 413 ~r+ftur 15,133 7,695 7,438 2,464 2,069 iiiT'&i 567 275 292 843 753 90 ],730 1,490 240 ~~;]f'f 'flT\'lTfW ijPrtfuc!i 'IillT rn ~ Cfi1+l' if ~ ~ 'D:Trrjmj ~~Tj~jm- I) d Margmal Workers Non·workers 'l'It~ ~~JilTp.. /"i!i't-a:T 'It' ~ Total!Rural( DIstpct/Tahsll/ ~;3 Urban 'U.A./Clty/Town
!.~.~
.A. ____-.... j r-- r--'""T~.A.---~ Olj'o ~o ~"r Ol(o ~o ~"r p M F P M F 26 27 28 29 , 30 31 3 2
11,526 1,221 10,305 108,672 43,916 64,756 Total Muhammadabad Tahsil 4
11,254 1,200 10,054 101,899 41,~14 '1,585 Rural 272 21 251 6,773 2,602 WI Urban,
71 2 69 3,694 1,428 ~,266 Urban Maunath BhanJan M.B. 63 10 53 1,016 382 634 Urban Mubarakpur M.B. 92 8 84 1,215 432 783 Urban Amllo C.T. I 4 4 525 213 312 Urban Muhammadabad T.A. 42 1 41 323 147 176 Urban Khalrabad C. T. 15,672 2.317 13,355 88,447 35,735 52,712 Total Phulpur Tahsil 5 15,650 2,304 13,346 87,530 15,399 52,131 Rural 22 13 9 917 336 581 Urban 21 13 8 579. 210 369 Urban Atraulia T.A. 338 126 212 Urban Phulpur T.1\, 10,819 1,154 9,665 113,420 14,482 68,938 Total Lalganj Tahsil 6 10,672 1,142 9,530 111.211 43,584 67,627 Rural 147 12 135 2,209 898 1,311 Urban 66 6 60 1,144 488 656 Urban Mehnagar T.A. 81 6 75 1,065 410 655 Urban Katghar T.A. 26
at~f~:-'liir.'l~lffilffj~ f~ PRIMA:RYI CElNSVS ~'BSTRACT
Of 0 \if 0 iifT 0 ij?;~1 ~W_'!J!l 61 140 66 74 8 ,il~vr 61 140 66 74 8 Iffll~ll( !"1)if 7 29 17 .12 2 2 miftuT 7 29 17 12 2 2
~ ORl1cfl'fG ;:mm i1ifm fSl'Nf;(lti. ~ur.n m FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES
~ 'fT+i 'Iif.r crr~ Main Workers
~. ~ '!iTlf ;2:; Total Main Workers ;:flTU!f "ff~~/~/'fim fIg.g (I-IX) ( I) Total/Rural/ District/Tahsil Urban U.A./CltyjTown ~8
J.. ,-- C93 52 41 1 1 Total AZAMGARH DISTRICT 51 93 52 41 1 1 Rural Ur~an
27 16 11 Total Sagn Tahsil 1 Rural 27 16 11 Urban Urban Azmatgarh T.A. Urban BilariclganJ T.A. Urban Jiyanpur T.A. Urban Maharajganj T.A.
\ Total Ghosi Tahsil 2 ... Rural Urban Urban Ghos) T.A. Kopaganj T.A . ••1, Urban ..... Urban Adari T.A • Urban Dohrighat T.A. Urban . AmilaT.A. Total Azamgarh Tahsil 3 ,13 7 6 13 7 6 Rural Urban
Urban I Azamgarh M.B. Urban Sarai MIT T.A. Urban Nizamabad T.A. 28
~f~" ~r~T.~ f~ PRIMARY SENSUS ABSTRACT
~lf''fiT'l''fi~qm Mam Workers
0' 0 f\;[~T ICf~l(fm l51 3TT:jJl=(~ ;sfi'{qt t'fm 1 1 4 3 1 87 47 40 Il'TftTuT 1 1 4 3 1 87 47 40 irm:Ttr 4 3 ~tT~T %/(fr~ qT/(fT ~f)+rrf~Fii ifiJ1f rn crrn ifiTl1 ;; 'l'i~ ~ mrcjm+fTurI f;;rmj~~fm rrrr\" Non-workers MargInal Workers rrrrfM ~~/or~"{./'fit.fI TotallRural/ DlstnctJTahsIlI , Urban U.A./CityJTown
26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2
9 9 38 14 24 Total AZAM.GARH DISTRICT 51 9 9 38 14 24 Rural Urban 1 Total Sagri Tahsil Rural Urban Urban Azmatgarh T.A. Urban BllariaganJ T.A. Urban Jjyanpur T.A. Urand Maharajganj T.A.
Total Ghosl Tahsil :3 Rural Urban Urban Ghosi T.A. Urban Kopaganj T.A. Urban Adan T.A, Urban Dohnghat T.A·
Urban AmllaT.A.
3 2 Total Azamgarh TahsIl 3 3 :3 Rural Urban Urban Azamgarh M.B. Urban Sarai Mir T.A. Urban NILamabad T:A. 30
.~~ ~fntif ~ f~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAcr
o 1. f;rm Icr~~rTi17'ilT\- 4 Wl1il:l i!fTCf cr~n; lI'trr 28 46 15 31 2 2 'l[l{'fvr 28 46 15 31 2 2 'f'f~ ~1!f'liGf;:r 'f'f'\!fTfucI;T ifiRl~~I~vPrt:~ fQR- 'ScmmB'tEb ~Y&'Es
~!l 'fi1+f Cfi~ - ~ .MauL.W:orkers.. ~""':.1' i 15 ~'~ I.fiT+r ~. crr~ ..~'IiT,{ ~~/.~I1f/ ~~T hf~~@ /~"{- Total Main W6rI(ers ulhvators .~Z (I-IX) .. ( I ) ;;~"{JIJ "d~i~~?J~T T,*alJRuralf Dlstnctl1'ahs 11 119:0'" Urban U.A./City/Town 1f8 w: g ...... 1iY'~ ~---. ;d6T~ Ol:fo ~o ~r-lT Ol:fo ~o ~'4T ~j p M F P .M F
11 12 'i3 -14 IS 16 3 2 --I
-' 37 13 ~4 Total Muhammadabad Tahsil 4 37 13 24 Rural I Urban.n, Urban Maunath Bhanjan M.B. .'1t ... Urban .Mubarakpur M.B. ... ''urban AmlloC.T • Urb~n MuharomadabadT.A.
.... j .• 'urban Khairabad C.T. Total Phulpur Tahsll 5 Rural Urban Urban Atraulia ...T.A . b"rban Phulpur T.A.
16 16 Total Lalganj Tahsil 6 16 16 1 R~ral Urban ... Urban Mehnagar T.A. I ~ , .. Urban Katghar T.A. 32
~f'iffi ~f~ it f~ PRIMARY SENSUS ABSTRACT
~ lfiTlPli~ cmr Main Workers _.;.___ _. Q 6 fi;rnr 1~~fFr /;rtf,- lfT'lf/1JTlr"rurj q-rft4 11:~.1i<::r liftllifCfCfi 'liR rn q~ 'Ii1l1 if lfi~ ~ tft~/mJfrur{ f~/~m 'l1T~. 0 Margmal Workers Non-workers .;Z 'f~ ~1J%./~FJCfi~i II) fIO'g TotallRurall D~stflctlTahsIl' 'jiU Urban U.A.,CItyrrown ii -~ &f0 ro ~o ~o rn p t F P M F 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 1 -,- \ 9 2 7 Total • Mubammadabad Tahs!l 4 9 2 7 Rural Urban Urban Maunath BhanJan M.B.
U~ban Mubarakpur M.B. Urban AmlloC.T. Urban Muhammadabad T.A. Urban. Khalrabad C.T. Total Phulpur Tahsil S Rural Urban Urban Atrauha T.A. Urban Phulpur T.A.
8 8 2S 10 15 Total Lalganj TahSil 6. 8 8 25 10 ,IS Rural Urban
I ... ,; Urban Mehn~gar T A. Urban Katghar T.A. ... ,
1 36
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