CENSUS, 1951
RAJASTHAN AND AJMER
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
CHITTORGARH
PART 1- GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND CENSUS TABLES.
Pt. YAMUNA LAL DASHORA, B.A., LL.B., Superintendent of Census Operations, Rajasthan and Ajmer.
BIKANER: PmNTED AT THE GOVERNMENT PRESS 1954. tIs'r OF CONrrENTS.
S. No. Particulars Pages
1. Introduction
2. Heview of ];lopubtion figmoB 1-7
3. Bellemo of census tables
4. Definitions and key to symbols 0-10
. , () District uensus datR at a glance .- ,~ It-l3
6. A -General Population tables-
A- I A rea, Houses and Popuhttion If5
A- II VLtl'iation in population during fifty yeu,rs ]5
.\- III Towns anG villc1ges classified by population • 16-17
A- IV frowns elassificd by population \yitil varia,tion since 1001 18-:20
A- Y 'fowns arranged territorially with population by livelihood classes. 21
7. B-Ecc,nomia Tables_
B- I Livelihood classes and sub-classes :36-29
B- II Secondary means of livelihood 30-45
B- III Elllployers, employees and indepcnuent workers in industrios and services by divisions ft,lld sub-divisions -16-71
B. C-Household and Age (sample) Tab/es-
c- I Household (size n,ncl composition) . C- II Jji velihood classes by age groups . 73-71':)
C- III Age n.nd civil condition . 79-P,1
c-- I V Age anclliteracy • • 82-84 c- V Single year age returns 8.5-03 V. Social and Cultural Tables--
D- I (i) l\Iother tongne 94
(ii) Bi Ii llgna,liHUl 95
D- II Heligioll 9,1i
D- III Behed uled castes and seheclulecl. ti'ibes • 05 D- IV Migrants 96
1)- V (ii) Displa.cod persons by livelihood classes 97
D- VI Non-Indian Nationals 97 D- VII Educf1tional Stanclards . • 98-99 10. E-::mUlll1ary figures by administrative units .100-103 11. Local (q;) Infirmities .104-105 l i'...,. lJi~tJiot Iudex of Non-Agricultural Occupations. .107-125 PIUJFAOE.
The Oensus Reports in olden times were printed one for the whole Province of Rajputana and another for Ajmer Merwara. Some of the Principal States now merged in Rajasthan published their own reports. This time the State CensuR Reports have been published in the following volumes;-
1. Part I-A Report.
2. Part I-E Subsidiary l':1G]08 alJd ])iRtrict Inarx of Non-Agricultural Occupations.
B. Pari I-e Appcmc1icPR. 4. Part II-A Generftj Poplljftti(1l1 Tables, Household and Age (Saw pIe) rr::tbles, Social and Cultuml 'J\1blr8, 'rah!e E Summary FigureR by Administrative Units, and local 'KA' intinuitirs.
5. Pa'l't II-E Econc,mic 'rabIe'S.
'rhey contl1in statistics down to tbe district level.
The idea of preparing the District Census Handbook sepl1rately for each district was put forward by Shri R. A. GOl_)alaswa,mi, I. O. S., Hegistrar General, India, and ex-Officio Census Oommissioner of Illdi:t, as part of a plan intended to secure an effective method of preserving the censns records prepared for areas b810w the district level. He proposed that ~ll the district ceUf'lUS ta,bloR a,ud census abstracts prepared during the process of sorting and compilation should be bound together in a single ll1:1unscript volume, called the District Census Handbook, and suggested to the State Governments that the handbook (with 01) without the addition of other useful information relating to the district) should be printed nnd published, at their own cost, in the same manner as the village statistics in the past. In accopting this suggestion, the Government of R~jasthan decided to print and publish the more important portion of statistical data relating to the district and to preserve the rest of tho records in a manuscript yolurne for any future use, to which they may be put.
This Handbook contains five Genen~l Population 'rabIes of A Series, throe Economic Tables of B Series, five Household am1 Age rrables of 0 Series, seven Social and Oultural 'rabIes of D Series, one table E giving summary for the district and tehRils, a loea1 table 'KA' showing infirmities by age groups [tnd [tn Index of Non-agricultnml Occupations. Each table contains an explanatory note necessary for the proper ulldel'stftnding of the figures. The numbers given to the tables in this Handbook cow'\spond to tlloHe given in ~tate Oensus Reports.
Village Directories were published for tbe first time in 1931 by a few fitatl's of Rn,jpnta,na. The examplo \Yas f01l0"vod hy nil tho States in 1 Dell. They cont:1;ined for eacll village the population figureB by religion and n,180 some other useful information. They were bound in a volume Olle for en,ch Stato. 'fbis time the Village Directories are also incorporated in this Handbook umlor the n:tll18 of" Primn,ry Census Abstract and Village Directory" which show the baRic 110pnhtion fip;uros sepamtely for each village or town-ward classified by Ii voJibood classes illstr>ad of religion and n,lso s01l1e information of general nature. .
Opportnnity has been taken to put in a short introductory note dotailing the salient points connected with the district, snell ftS the phy~cal fel1tures, clilllate, rainfa,l), irri gation and drainage facilities, roftds ftud other comn!unications, agricnltul'c, education, ~ndustl'ies and other ml1ttel'f'; of general interest. rrhe inforuw,tion contailwd in the llltroductory note is based on the material furnished by Uollectol'R of Jistl'icts l1ud Depart- l1lPnts of Goyernment. .
In addition to the above, some Dgnrl''' of gtmend iuterest and a reviC'w of popula.tion figures have also been incorporatetl. Il
'rho scheduled th,te for the publication of the Handbooks as p1'8sr,ribed by the Registrar Geneml, India, was," Not .lat8l' than March, 1952" but practical experience showed its publication by that time an impracticability. Even the compilation of the tables together with its .finaltouch could not be completed by that ti~e. Then c,ame the qnestion of printing which proved to be a huge task. 'fhere are 25 districts in RfI,jasthan and 1 in Ajmer. The total number of printed pages turned out to nearly 9000. The , ~ oe, , .. Gm'emment Presses were already over burdoned with the printI~g wo~k of other dep¥,t- mcntR and in the printing of census publications priority was given to Central Govern ment Publications i.e the State Census .iteports. 'rhe result was that till March, 1954, for 14 out of 26 districts the P. C. A. and Village Directory could not be printed specially bec'tuse the press had no stock of small type which was essential fql' their printing. It was, therefore, decided to publish the handbooks in two volumes. Part I, consists of introduction, a brief review of population figures and,
(1) General population Tables ( A·I to A- Y. )
(~) Economic Tn.bles ( B-l to B-TlI )
(3) Household and Age ( Sample) Tn.blcs ( o-r to C-V )
(1) ~ocin.1 n.no Cultural Tnbles ( D-T to D-YII )
(G) J~-8ummn.ry fignres by Aaministmtin~ UnitR.
(G) T.Jo(·al Table' KA ' infirmities, and
(7) District Index of Non-Agricultuml OccnpationR.
P:1ol't 11 contains only Primary Census Abstracts n,nd Vilh~,ge Directory.
ffhe Handbooks of the Ajmei', Sirohi and .Thn.ln.war DiRtricts a~, however, being published in nne YOlllrne beeause they have heen completed hy this time,
\Vhile every care has b'een taken to ensure the correctness of flgUl'es and vili~ge names, certain mistakes might have crept in. I Rhltll be gl'fl.teful if they nre brought to my notice.
yO' L. DASHOR4. CHITTORGARH DISTRICT.
INTRODUCTION.
I Physical Aspects,
1. This district is situated within the btitudes 23' 75' and 25° '2' north and longi 0 tudes 74 5' and 74" 75' eRst 011 the bordets of Madhya Bharat. It (a) Area, Position has an angular form baving its vrrtex nenr Chittorgarh town. In « tloundary. the north, Routh and west it is a phin country. 'l'here are hills between Cbhoti Sadri, Badi Sadri and Partabgarh ']_'ehsils and also on the borders of Udaipur and Ba.nswam l)i~tncts. Bhamsrorgn,rh Tehsil is practical1y hilly, having only smn'!l arrns of lev!'l pln.ins borderillg Chrclmt Rub-division of Rotah District. Begun aIld Kanera 'l'ehsilR and the llcrth-western portion of Bhainsrorgarh Tehsil are plntealls. ']_'he total area of this district lS 3,'231:3 sq. miles according to the record of tbe Surveyor-Gelleral, lndia and 3,COO sq. mileR acccrdiIlg to tbe distnct record, comp ri~iug 890 sq. miles of the former Partabgalb btatr, {jeo sq. wiles of the former Tonk State, 10 sq. miles of the former Jhalawn,r Statf', 150 sq. miles of arE'[\' trnnsfelTPd from Madhya Bharat State and 1,450 f':q. miles of the former Mewar Stnte. This di"trict is surrounded by Madhya Bbarat in the east, Banswara District in the south-weHt, Udaipur District m the west, BLilwn,ra and Bundi Districts in the north and Kotah District in the east and south-east.
2. Tne average height of thiH diRtrict is 1,600 feet above the sen, level. The hills ftnci mountains VI hich run througb thiR distlict are portions of the (b) Configuration. Amvalli range. Ullittorgitl'h, BhaiDF~rorgnrh and Deogarh ( in Partabgitrh 'I ehRil ) are three important bill-forts of wbich Chittor garb is the most famous from the hiRtorical point of view.
. 3. The roam riven:; flowtng thro11gh this district :tre the Charnha~; the Banas, the Gambhiri, the GUlljali, tIle Bamni, the Benwh, the Bflgan, as well (c) Rivers. as the Jakharn, the Shiv, the Aerno, the Retam a.nd the Karmoi. " The Banal" rif'es in tbe Aravalli Hills Hbout tbree milps from the Fort of Kumbhalgarh in Ud:_tipur District and flows through RaRhmi Tehsil.--Tbe Berach, a continuation of the Abar river takes its rise from the billA near Ud'1ipur and flowing past Udaipur City, fills the Udn,isagAlr lake and in the form of its overflow passes tbrough the Tehsils of Udltipur, I(apasin, BbadeRar. Chittorgarb and Gn,ngmr and being joined by the Gambhiri near Chittor, fallR into the B!UlaS near Bigod. ' ~'he Gllmbhiri, a tributary of ·.Bera,·h hag it~ Bonrce in Madhya Eha,rnt StR,te in the eaRt: flows through NimbflherR. and Chittorgarh Tehsils :l,ud joiuR the Bernch at Bherda nearly two miles north of Chittorgarh. 'rhe Chambal and the Gunjali bn.ve their sources in tile plains of l\l:tdhY:l,bharat and pass thrQugh Bhainsrorgarh and T( nakheda TehsilR, the latter ernpt\ ing herRelf in the Chambal. ~'he Banmi, a tributary o{ the Chamhal, hllR itR origin in the bills near Begun n.nd flows through Bhaillf~rorgarh and Begnn rJ'ehRiIR. The Bllgan baR its source in 1\ilmm Hills and flowing through BbadeRar Tehsil joiuf' the Berac·b. ']_'he Jakllam, rises io the soutb-east near Chhot.i Sadri rrhe Shiv, the Apr/10, the Befam and the Kllrmoi h:we their sources in the wl'stern hillR of' Partabgarh and flow throllgh tIle trhRilR. d Part9,bgarh and Acht,eu:\,. There iR only one stream kllOWIl ILR NimbHhera-lI:i-Nadi which flowing through t Nimbahera Tehsil joins the Gn,mbhiri. All the rivers find streams feed tbe wells on both : sides of their banks through percolation
4. The villages Rashmi and Pabnna are situated ()n the bnnkR of the BafHls. NRgri ~ is ~jtuated on the eastern bltnk of the Bf'r~rh BhnillRrorgftrh iR Ritnated nt the junction of the Chambal and the Pnmni. (Bf'gnn is situated Oll thf' bnnk of tile Gambhil'i.) Dha riawad is an important town on the KarJI,oi and 1\ Ullkhera on tile Gunjnli
5. There a.re only 4 big tanks at Knpasin, Dindoli, Raropn. and N a.gavli a.nd tw() Arnall onf'S \IRed for irrigation. There if; al"o It gre:-l,L number of (d) Lakes. ''. f-mnll talll,~ and p()ndS gPllerfllly in lllOf'ot of the villagf's of th~ diRtri~t which JHf1 f'ither USEd as drinking water. ponds for cattle Qr for bed cultivation when dry. [ II ]
6. All kinds of trees and shrubs which grow in tropical climate are fonnd in this district. Country teak tre~s grow in the hills of Bhainsrorgarh, (e) Botany. Partabgarh, Ohhoti Hadri and Bari Sadri. Among the more common trees are the Am or mango, the Babul, the liar, the Dbak, the Gular, the Jamun, the Khair, the Khajur, the Kbejm., the Mahua and the Pipal. Bamboos are represented by a single speoie which attain large dimensions only on the higher hills.
7. Tigers, leopards, panthers, boars, neer etc. are found in the hills surrounding 0) Paupa.' Ohittorgarh, Bhadesar, Bhainsrorgarh, Chhoti Sa.dri, Ba.ci Sadri, Fartab~arh and Achnera Tehsils.
8. 'l'he clima.te of this district is genera~ly healthy, the temperature nSV-9r goes (.fd Climate, above 1100 and in winter never below 40°. The average annual l'~rnperature and rainfall in this district is 30 inches. Ralnf~lI.
9. The underground water level is 25 to 40 feet deA'!) in this distriot, exoept in ahe areas of Tehsils Kapasin, RashIr' dlnd Gangrar where it is 40 to 70 (h) Wat~r level. feet through underground rocks. rrhe wells situated on the b&Uks of the river Banas in Tehsil Rashmi are rich in percolation and are only &0 to 40 feet deep. II History. 10. Chittorgarh has been the capital seat of the rulers of Mewar for oenliuriea and the history of that well-known State during the period centres itself round the fort of ~hittq!"8arh and adjacent places. It has been published in several prominent hi41torical wprfs ~ ste.ndard authpl's to repeat it here would unneoessarily increase the volume of ~i~ h~~d bQ9k. Readers in~erested in e~rly history will do well to refer the b90ks li~~ t-ad's An~als or history of Uda.ip~r ~aj by ~a.i Ba.badur G~uri Shanker Ojha. .' n. This district is formed from the portions of the territories of six integra.ting ata.tes namel,y Mewar, Partab arh, 'l'onk Jhalawar olkar and GElior States. Most of the pol-tion c1rm'pnsesoi t efo ar istrlCt of Cbitlor~rh of hlla Gimm_. Mewa,r S\ate. In ad~ition to it, the whole of flhe former Partabgarh State, District Nimbahera of Tonk , Sta.te,·V9 viHages of Bolker &n~ Gwa.liOl' States (Madbya. Bbara.t transferred to Rajaatha,n bn tb,e ~6th' January, 1950, being enclaves in Ra.jasthan a.nd five forest villages of . ihalawar 8tate, (administered by the }i'orest Department situated near :Bomo in B.h~ins~ath TehsiI) form parts of this district.
1~. The ~ulers of Parta.bgarh State belong to the family of tpe Sisodiy. Ql~n of ~ipu:~~ ~.d are descended from Khem. Sin,~h .second son of Rana Moka\ qf Me,wa.r • . f~rt~~g~r ,~founded by ~ah~rawa.~ l>nthVl Smgh son of Mahara,wat Frata.b Su~gh 1~ 16~. ,1Iqb~hera was a dIstrICt of Tonk Htate. 'ilie founder of the Ton~ St.a.te w,¥ ~llwa:t> ~mir Khan, an Afgha.n of the Buner ~ribe k~own as Sa.larzai. ~~ was C9~a.n~r ~n 'htl, (\rrHY pI lIolk~r S~ate a.nd fo~g~' Ma.mst. Smdhia and the B~tI$h. HoIkJr "'Wl ,~lI'ilr ~~t~e$ ~nd.appreclat~~ ~he servlce~ of Amlr ~ban a.lld mad~ hlnt N~W$b ~~ ~s a.n¥d ~h~~ als~rlCt, comptI.s1:M of t82 vllla~es, wh'~ a.re enctave~ qe~ween t«e~r aud ~~l\o\' ~~tes. For ~ detall~d acoo~n~ ot. t!le oa.rl1 history of ~he~ Sta~es ~b:e n~a.na. i. ~z.a~~,e,r 1008 or Tod's Anna.l, an.~ ~n,t~qul(il~ m~y be re~erred to. 13,. This district with b~~qua.~rs at Nimbah~ wa.s fomJe.d on ~he ht pI 4usust, 1948, consisting of Tehsils Nimbahera, Dungla, J;Jbaaes~r, KQPllain, :a.~8h'Q1i, {Jbil;(i~g~J;h and Kanera. In February, 1949, Tehsil Kultkheda which 'Wa.s·included in Kotah DIB'trictt W.~ ap\n ka.psf~red ~~ t~ilJ distric.~ With, ~h8 a.bplit~oJ1 of &eveJilue p,o..wer£f of the l~i:r.a.~ ~n the fprmer n~j.,stl,la.n U~~9Il, Teh&l\ (la~ta.r wa,s n~.w;ly fomn~ I,\iM ~M1" ll\lflrte" of 'rel1sil Kllakhed~ w,Qre ~r~A.~r~d to ~b~Dsr~h.
14. With the formation of the present Raja.sthan the district was again re~organised 'Oil the 15th of October, 1949. The whole of the Pa.rtabgarh St~~ with T-ebsUs Pa.J;'~,fl.bga.rhJ Aohnera (H.Q. Arnod) and Chhoti Sadri of tae former P~rJ;A,})g80r.b District were added to ..ill distriot and the new DilJbict of Cbit~orga,rh with Hel\~quarterB at NiJ;Q~.ra _B '~ed. 'IDhe Headq~a.ders were sllbsequem~ely ~rRn8feJred to Ollittorgarh. There a.re in March 1951 five sub~divisionB comprising of 14 Tehsils. [ III }
. Hi. The fort of Chittorgllorh was under the MQrya. King$ in $he 6th qen~ury Q,t\d Wt\4 tfloken PQa&ession of by Bapa Rawal of the Sisodiya ta.mqy of l\fewar in the 7~h Cen~lJ(t from th0 Moryas. It was the capital of tb,e Mewar Sta~e from thf\rt time upto 1&67 Wg~~ h shif~tla t.J Udaipur. '1'11e famous fort stands on a loqg narrow hill lying ~lmos~ ex~c~ll north a.nd south and about :")00 feet above the surrounding plain. ItA length is abo"~ 8l miles and the greatest brea,dth half a mile. It covers an area of some 690 acres. The history of Chittorgarh is, therefore, more or less ~he historY of Maw~r. Who bmlt ~"is fort is still p.nknown. It is said that it was built by Chitrangad Morya. It is an anciehb forli CQD~ai~lng severaJ archa.eological places and monuments. The most promille"~ mOQ'Q~ ment on the hill is the Jai Stambh or pillar of victory, constructed between 1442 and 1449 by R~nft Kumbha to commemorate his victory over the ~ombilled a..rqli~s of .~b.iJ :J,riqgs of Mal wa and Gujrat. The tower is 120 feet in height and al>out 30 feet ~q .;tiftor:n~~~ a.t the ba~o, a stair-case passes up through its nine storeys. The whole, froJll l>~a~Qlan~ ~(t 'summit, is covered with the most elaborate ornamental c,¥Viqgs depic~ing ~en~s hom tb, Hindu mytholo~y. rrod thought that the only thing in India to compare with it was the Kutub Minar at Delhi, which though much higher was of much inf~rior character. To write an a.ccount or history of e~ch monument would be out; of proportion. Those interested are requested to study books dealing with the sllbje~t. The following is ~ bf~ list of such books with the years of publication:-
1. James 1'od: Annals and antiquitie~ of Rl\jasth~n Vol. I. 1829. ~. J. F-ergu~on: Pictu:resque illU8,tr&otions of a,ncient Ar9~i~*Pre 1848. 3. History of Indian and eastern architecture 1899. 4. A. Cunningham: Archaeological survey of Northern India. Vol. XXIII 1887. 5, .T. P. ~tratton: ChittoI' and the Mewar Family, Allahabad, 1896. 6. H. Cousens: Monthly Progress Reports of the A.rchaeological Survey of WesWIP Indin, for the year ending 30th June 1905 and months of July 1905. to March 1906. 7. Pandit Shobhalal Shastri: Guide to Chittorgarh, 1923-
16. Another fort, thftt of Bhainsrorgarh, is situated on tbe confluence of the 'Chambal and the Baroni which though of no archaeological interest, hlOlrd its own strat"ffl~ importance in medieval ages. It possesses an unique natural scenery_ Barolli tem~ ~~ B.4aisrQrgarh Tehsil, which are si~ua~ed t,hree miles aw~y fron ,l3l1a.insrorgarh, a.ra '~,"~1~t {)~ea '~nd have got grea.t archaeologiCal i~porta,n~e.
17. Menal temples eight miles away from Begl,lll -have atlso s,o:r~e archaeologioa.l ' importa.nce. Nagri, a village six miles from Chittorgarh town, is also an important village ff9lA ~rQ.\la..Qological poin' of view. I~ is said to be ~uowJa as 'M;a,~hy~ika. Nag~r though m~t\l' dewted now. Note:-The full description of all the above historica.l and archaeological pla.ces, 'Mld ~o~uments are ~v,a,i'~ble in the I(istoryof Mewar Vol. I wri~ten by t)hri ~~rishanka.r Hira Cha.nd Ojha. ' I I I The People.
~8. According to the census of 195,1 there are seven t,owns ~,~ 2,056 ville.ges in (a) Towns and this district. Villages.
19. 'l~ llri~pal lang~age of ~his «istr~at is MeWiar.i which is,. dia.lect of Rajas thani. The other languages or dialects spoken are Ma.lvi and (~., bf.ngu~,~ W estern ~iQ~i. Bhili is aJ,so spoken "y ~~ ~ p'~~l~~ion. 20. The food of the people in urban as well as in rural areas mostly consists of maj.ze, AArley ~nd wheat in Teh,sil.~l w~ich ~~\y fo~ed part (~) Food. of the l\{ew:a.r S~a.,te. In, other Tehs~ls m_~eJ ~war and wheat are the staple food because barley is seldom gro,wn in bla.ck cotton goil. Wheat is used on occasions of festi vals or marriages etc.
21. The qress of the papole is v~ry simple. Coo.rse cloth- WGV4B 19(1).11y and mill made Latha, Reja and Reji are in common use except in urban areas, (d),. ~reBs. ",h~re mi-l\-~~Q,0 cloth is more ~pm~OB. T~Q m.li1~1 IIl,lIIl.e dress Qo¥ists of l\n~r~8t, ,t;.ur~~n ( ka.wn "Il pagri ) a.ll.~ ~lw\i. . [ IV ]
Ladies use skirts known as Ghaghra and Sari with Kanchli. Men do not use ornaments except rings on fingers. LR.dies use mostly silver ornaments on their handR, feet and on lIecks. The Bors ( round sil ver or gold ornR.ments having a diftmeter of £ inch) are puh on the forehead. Females of backward classes i.e, Bhils, .Minas etc. use only brass ornaments.
22. In all the rural areas mostly there arc Kacblm homes with local tiles on the roof but in urban areas Pacca hom;es for miudle class people are (e) Dwellings often found. fl'he dwellings comprise mostly of one or two rooms with a vemndah in front of tbem. Dwellings in the Bhil areHS are generally built of Bamboo walls, plastered with mud hftving roofs of local tiles. In the plain areas dwellings ~re contiguous. In Bllil areas (hills) the hnts are scattered here and there with small hamlets of 5 to 10 dwelling housed, each hut on ~L hill top adjacent to the land cultivated by the inhabitant of the hut. 23. At the time of birt,h, in urban areas 'Na.mka,ran Sa,up,kar' cerom()ny is observed in the midclle class families. At the time of death Hindus observe {f) Ritua's at monrnillg ceremony for 12 dR.Ys and l\1 uslims for 40 dnys. 1YI R.rriage Births, Deaths « cerelllonyamongRt Hinous is pprformed by rt Bmhmin bpforc the Marriages sacred fjre and nmGngst the Muslims Nilmh ceremony is solemnill,ed by a QR.zi. Widow marriages are common nIDong R.11 classeR of the people except Brnhmins, Mahajans, Rajputs and Kftyasthas.who mostly inhR.bit nrban areas.
24. K 0 lncal games are played except all Makar Sanluanti drty, ,,,hen the people in rural areaR play with locnlly mn,de cloth balJs find wooden sticks, it (g) Games and IDR.y be cR.lled an R.ncient Hockey game. AmURements R.re very Amusements. common in the rural areR.S mostly on Hindu festivalt< of Holi and Dipawa.li. On theEe occaRions people of the same caste or same village form groups, sing songs and dance and viRit the houses of their friends. Thus merriment goes on for a day or two.
25. frhe following are principal fairs: (h) Festivals and Fairs. 1. At Matri KundiR. in RaRhmi TehRil R. fair known as l\fa,hndeoji-ka-Mela is held on Baishakhi Punam of every year when about t\yenty thonsR.nd people gather to have n. dip in- the Banas which is regarded as equally sacred with the Ganga on that particular dR.Y.
2. Mataji-kR.-Mela on Chittorgarh' fort is held on Baishakh Shukla Ashtami every yea.r, which is attended by nearly J0 to 15 tbousand pe'ople, for thtr Darshan of the Goddess Kalkamata.
3. GotnleRhWar {R.ir in Achnera Tebsil iR held on Baishakhi Punam every year when nearly 5000 persons assemble
4. Urs fR.ir R.t Chittorllarh nt ChR.lfin:::hn,h tomb is held every year in the month which vR.ries R.ccording to the Muslims Calendar. it is attend by about 5 to 6 thousn.nii Muslims. .
5. U 1's fair at Di wan Shah tomb at KR.pR.sin every year in the month which varies according tu the Muslim calendar. Nearly 3000 Muslims participate in it. . , 6. Bhauwar Matn.-ka-Mela at Chhoti Sadri held on Baishakhi PUllam, attended by about 5000 persons.
7. MahR.deoji-ka-Mela beld a.t Chhoti Sadri on the oecA,sion of Shiv RR.tri i. e. Falgun Bid 13 Of 14 ever'y year when nearly 5000 pers1us gather. -:-s. 'Gangu BbR.i fR.ir held at BR.mbori every year on Baishakbi Punam in 'l'ehsil Chhoti Sadri. . 9. Bhan esh war Mah;l dP.O- kR.-:\1 el a held at B h adesar on Baishakhi Punam every year.
26 The festivAI~ of H ill(lw:; are H ali, DaRhera, Dipawali, RakRha Bandhan, SaDkranti~ Tij, Gangor, Shitlashtami etc. HIld the two Ids and Barawafat are Muslim festivals. [ .. ] I_eM. Supetltitint1k relating to omens; sneeze, dreams: fa.lling of lillanf., 8tH eye, (I) Common Beliefs 8pirits, etc. 10m oommon aod 80 is the belief in .he .Bhop... CIt oracles for removing their bad effect. IV. Economic.
28. Most of the population Rubsist on ngriculttlre and labour conlleoted With it. In urban areas the people do earn their livelihood by trade and (a). A.,leulture. conlmerc0 and labour classes by working in factories etc.
29 The general condition of the agriculturists has improved recently due to the bigh prices of agricultural prodltdts, the economic condition of the cultivators ~ better than before but the majority of them still depend upon money lenders for their needs 'hougb tl.J~ir indebtedness seems to have been oonsiderably diminished. "
30. Jats, Gujl1l'S, Gadris, Dhakars, Kumawats, Kulmis, Ahirs, Bhils and Minas are th~ tnain agriculturists of Whom Hbita and Minas mhabit mostly billy tittldK of this district.
31. There are three seasons in this area. Rainy, winter and sluilinel'". Tfi~ Kharif crops are sown in the rainy season alld are harvt'Bted in winter. Crops. The Rabi crops are sown in winter aud harvested in stiinmer. The principalliharit and Habi crops are:- Kha,rij.-Ma.ize, Jawar, Cotton, Pulses, Groundnuts, Sugarcane (takes full year)-, BillE! et a~. The soil in Itapasin, Rashmi and Gangrar Tehsils is brown and loamy, &0(1 iii SoU. other tehsils either black cotton soil or mixture of brown and black. 33. Almost avety village has got attlliohed to it; pa.sture grounds for the (lat~le. tU. Cabble f9r agricliltul'fi pt1rpose;; Me k~pt mostly in hilly areas wh~re "bere are g~d putUtes. B,Ulal0(J8 ttta illostly kept; for the production of gbee. 3lJ. bTu. llWCl is ittig&ted by rivers througb canals. All the rivers and streams leed " tbe -nils on'-b()Ub of their blJ.nks by parcohttion. Th~re are si&. ~ ''''tatloa\. I4Jf irtigatitm. in thia'distriot froni which la.nd is irrigated lot a.'1 " Grops. IttJstJ>f tha uultiva.ted a.reas nre irrigated either by ";eU.'or depend on rains. Besides this there Me good plots of black COUoh soil in this di•• rtbb in which Rabi crops are Hown and harvested without any irrigation in altern,i.te, years. r:rhe eUllivMOrs liftJ the Wf\Uttr {tum thf' -wells by bdllooke tbrough flue CharaB (lin iWu at lea.ther buoket tied with ropes). ~ as. Lomttl, Qbd tu~ de itlftmb ~h~ miipa but th~, a.re not very common. Ba.ts are 'Atti.altilral ;.au. I(JUtld Ui08tl.V,ia lailWk OOUOIl soil areas nnd the white ants are no~ ver, OOJilmob. AT; Ii DilJtrieh Agticul'nre 01fiue with iis H. Q. lit 1{llpasin has been IOWlieti wibb a. branch 'office at Chittorgal'h. It '8uppli~ B good seeds to ~8 &gii Department of cultut'ists, givt-'s them instrnctions through its staff for the ~~r.. .praservIUiott of tfia.nires by diggillg pitR Itnd supplies itriplements *od controllad articles If. 9 iron and steel iwplelllents, corrugated 8h88iit· OUl. wbidl1 a.ru tequired for "griouhlltal purposes. It also b!\kes steps for the prevention of da.mage to crops by pests e. g. ruRt and locusts. If they find any diseaRe in the crops they help the ctlltiva.tor~ in gettmg rid of it through the. chemicals and other m~Bt~s..: "_ ~t.~ls~ arranges for lo~ns to. the cultivators for digging arid rb.p.ltiri~g ~eJ"18 and tor the }>u"tQoase ,of bullbckFi. Taqavi loans tor the purchase of tractors and flumflllg sets "iIi oonneoll:oii wi~h Urow More Fooel Campltign ale all'Oo advanced through th~s .pfiiQe., • •• .6 as. Agritl\li~uri8ts have to bbr.t:0w lUol)~y trom their Bolu"l,R ill nrhan'!§ ~eU "ail"1n . . ... rorat nreas .. -.Jlhfee b'raiEin6~ hi the Hank af U~asth~n Ltd. lta.. ~e :Nfnr liacil~UiS~n?dw rl~e~nb.~.stib~?tislled lil thi~ disUlct l~t Chit~or~i~r~, '~~~'ott~~~i . an rarll& gar • [ VI 1 3ft.. .The people mostly sell their products in the Mandis Itt Chittorgar~; NimbJLhera., DUIl81~; Kapasin, Chhoti Sadri, Badi Sadri, Partabgarh and Begun. ': .I '_ -' '_ 1 40. There is no co-operative movement in this district . .- 41. The domestic animals are Cows, Bullocks, Buffaloes, Goats, Sheep, Horses, (a) Live':'stock. Camels and Donkeys. 42.' There are five Veterinary Hospitals in this district situated at Chittorgarh, Nimbahera, Chhoti Sadri, Partabgarh and Kapasin. - ," 43 .. Agdcultural rents are determined by the Settlement Department. House rents _ are on an average Rs. 2/- per room and the shop rent ranges from (b) Rents. Wages Rs. 15/- to 20/- per shop. The wages of the labourers are as & Prices. follows: - Skilled labourer Rs. 2/- per dn,y. Unskilled labourer Rs. 1/- to 1/4/- per day. Mates at Re. -/12/- to Re. 1/- per day. . -' : . '~ The prices of the commodities in general are as fol1ows:- Wheat, 2 seers per rupee. Maize, 2! ReefS per rupee. J awar, 21 seers per rupee. Barley, 2! seers per rupee. Gram, 2t seers per rupee Rice, 1 seer per rupee. Gur, It seers per rupee. Sugar, 1 seer per rupee. etc. 44. Mines consist I~ostly of stone quarries. Stones for fiooring purposes of better quality are found in this district at various places e q., Nimbahera, (c) Mines' and Khodip, Binota) Mallah, Tadarmala in Nimbahera Tehsil; Chittor- Minerals. garh, Manpura, Bhenrada, Senthi, Sawa in Chittorgarh Tehsil and l. ".~., ." Begun-and Rawarda in Begun Tehsil. Sand is found mostly in nV'ar beds but no use is made of it. Clay is used by potters in practioally every vilhtge according to the needs of the people. Chalk, Geru and Ramraj or red and yellow ochre, which are used for white-washing and colouring houses, are a.lso found. 45•. The Forest Division Chittorgarh is composed of more or less two Revenue Districts viz. Chittorgarh and Bhilwara. This is divided into (d) Forests. nine parts called ranges nnder Rangers. The forests of this distric~ are situated quite in the interior . g,nd consiRt of the anogeissus pend-ula as the main species with otll_e! miscellaneous species like Khair .(Acaoia Catechu), Temru, Salar etc. In southern part of the district, Teak (TaeklioiImL -gl'ahdia) mixed with bamboos is also found, bqt the. quality of the wood is very poor as 'he ·treee do not attain large size. . I .; ,.46. The forests are worked through the agenoy of contractors. There are. sOme grass 'Birs' in this district for fodder supply. 47. (1) There are State Ginning and Pressing Factaries at Chittorgarh, Kapasin and Chhoti Sadri, and private Ginning and pressing Fook)nes at; (e) Industries. Nimbahera, Gangrar, Badi Sa 4f1.. Iron, steel, oloth, machines, petrol, kerosene, tobacco, salt, sugar, silken and .... " woollen cloth,. hosiery, stationery, embroidery andartioles of luxury (f) Wilde and· are imported. \Vheat, Gram, Jawar, Maize, Opium, Oilseeds, CQ~merce. Ajwayltn, Ginned and un ginned cotton are exported. ~rhe I .. :. principal trade centres for import and export are ChUtor, Nimbahera, ',~h~6~i ·.~adri, Bl\cli Sadri; Be~un, Ka.~asin and Partabgarh towns. There are well estabUs,hed :1ira.rket!·9,nd Matrdls as well.ln ttiese tbwns. ' Weekly m!Ll'kets are ~eld at ·Partabg'~~bn ~undaY8. .. - ". ". .. f iJ~ ~ _~9Vir e TP"_0;nly, oom_1p.er~is~.l ~ai~ ill thi~ ,di~~r~ot,is h~l.d ~.~''¥l~tri ~~r;t,di~ 'f,~~~~.,~~~p.\" .eU and o'Uy'copper'i1u'd bra;ss utensils etc:- 50. There is no Aii""Servic~ : Two IiallwflY lineS: clf 'the WesteriI'li:tailiiy run through this district. 'J'~e Uchipnr, C~itt9rgarh. ~~':le runs in th~s (g) Mea n S 0 f district from Kapasin to Chitt.brgnth -over '23 llllles, the Mavh 'Communications. Badi Sadri line from Badi Sadri to Ka,nod 8 milesilt.n From Chittorgarh to Partabgn.rh 1.'I'a Nimbahera and Chhoti Sadri 6> 70 miles. From Chhoti Sadri to N eemuch - 12 miles. . From Chittol'gal'h to Begun - 45 miles. From Chittorgarh to Bhadesar - 16 miles. From Part3.bgarh to Mandsaur - 20 miles. :.B"rom Begun to Bhainsrorgarh - 40 miles, From Nimbahera to Badi Sadri - 25 miles. From Nimbahera to DUllgla -- 28 miles. From N im bah era 'to Begun -" 45 miles. From Nimbahera to Kanod - 40 miles. From Chhoti Sadri to Badi Sadri - 20 miles. From Chittorgarh to Udaipur - 70 mIles. 51. There are metalled roads from Nimbahera to Kesarpura 8 mIles, Chittorga.rh Station to Chittorgarh town 3 miles and Nimbahera to Dhinwa. 4 miles. .Fa.ir weather roads run throughout the whole distriet whIch- conllect mostly aU the tehsil 'H~a.d-quarters, Mandies l10nd big villages. 52. There are- two Daft BungaJows·one at Chittorgarh and the other at Nimbahera.. ArrangeIl1ents lor a II Class Circuit House are in progress at Partabgarh. There are -Dharatnshalas a.t Chittot, Kapasin, Chhoti Sadri and Part!tbgarh. ' . 53. Taxi horse-tongas are available at Kapasin, Cbittorgarh and Partabgarh ano ''bullock carts in rural areM. Camels are also used in rural areal as a means -of publio ·'CCYtrfeyaDce. ' 54. There are Telegraph Offices at Cliittorgarh, Kapasin, Nimbahera and Parta.b garh and Post Offices or their Branch Offices in all 1'ehsil Head.. ~ '(b.) P _0 s tan d qua.rters. There are also Telegraph Offices at all the Railway . Telegraph Offices. Stations within this district. , _ 55. There is no Trunk Call line in this district. There is only onA local trunk oall _line from Par~a.bga.rp. ,to Nimbahera. but at present it is not in working order. V.-Administration. 56. The Head of the Administration is the Collector with his Headquarters at ·Chittorgarh. He is also the District Magistrate. There are five Sub-di visiona.l Offioen :-a, Ohittotga.rh, Ka.pasin, Nimbahera, Parta.bgarh and Begun, who a.lso exerCise first 01 .. magisterial powers. I 57. There are 14 Tehsils grouped in the sub-divisions as under:- Bub- Divisions. T6hsils. Ohittorgarh Chittor and Ga.n~rar. Nimbahera Nimbahera, Dungla~ Bbadesa.r, Chhoti S!tdri, Badi Sadri and Keen. Kapasin .... Kapasin and Rashmi. . . Begun ..... I ..... Begun 'and Bhainsrorga.rh. _ Partabgarb .... Partabga.rh and· Achnera. (with; B. ' Q. at Arnod). t vItI 3' Martdiil 01 :R.a.sbnii, Aohnera and. Chittor also exeroi'se II 'etass M'8tgisteriA' po.... _U. Oivil Coms are situated at the following plooes:- . 1. Mtinsirs Court at 'Chittor.garh. '2. Oirillu4~'8 Court at Nimbab~m. '8. M"unsirs Court at Kapasin. 4. Munsif's Court at Chhoti Sa.dri. ,5. Civil Judge'.a Court at Partabgarh. 6. District and Sessions Judge's Court at; Partabga.rh. 69 Criminal Courts are as follows ;- 1. District Magistrate's Court at Ohittorgarh 2. Sub-divisional Magistrate"$ Court itt Nimb&hera. 3. Sub·divisional Magistrate"s Court at Partabgath. 4. Sub-divisional Magistrate's Court at lrapasin. 5. Sub-divisional Magistrate's Court at Chittorgarh. 6. Sub-divisional Magistrate's Court at Begun. 7. Extra Magistrate's Coort SIt Nimba.-hera. S. Edm Magistrate's Court at Ohhoti Sadri. 9. n: US,8B M~l'ate'f!l Doutt,ft!ti Chitt'olr'g9.rh. 10. It Ciass Magistrate's Court at Rasbmi. 11. II Class Magistrate's Court at Arnod (Tehsil Achnera). to. The tll.1rii reV'Em1l8 reati'ze!\ frt>ln )tiralsa area, is nea.rly lb. 18 tft.n'S a!ld 1rotn J a.gir area. 12 lacs. Sl. Raiyatwadi tebure is common but in vnla.ges transferred hom Madhya Bwa.t Zamindari tenure is also prevalent. The lana revenue is collected Land Tenure. through Tafedars and Amins in Former Mewar State areas and: through Patwaris in oth.er area.s af this district. '2. rrhere atre eve. (diff~t r6Venule laws 8limitlistored oooordiDg to the Ste.tes of Mewar, Parta,bgnrh, Tonk, Holker and GwaOOi: to "hicb tna Mea. ...,; 'constituting .'1s district bebnged. 63. rrll€ otilOC .@ItOtll'ces of ihcome lin th(s die\ri'Ct are cmtom&, ~t k+l'e8~, 'n\n8~· port, industries l'Lc. VI.-Public Works. 64. There is an ASRist1\nt 'Engineer a't tJhittotgaYh in cbarge 'Of roaClS,lthit In·1'1'·tdi~. 'The 1ength of tneta.n~d ltn~ :gtavei rOR.ds.is 41 and '2~ mile's reApeoti~tt.ana. tAn .~e~~r roads run for about 150 mlles.· The IllR.Jor work deSIgnated as Bhopal ro~ ~O~ ~in progress at Rawatbhatta in Bhainsrorgarh Tehsil. VII.-Police. 65. Them is a. PoHce fome with ReadquR.rters,.t NimbR.hero, under 8. Superintendent o( Police lor DlMntA.iAing hl.W 1I.nd order in this district. The Hat ot Police Stations a.nd Outposts are given in Appenoh.A. 66. AU. M.fttg~tratM' Heh(}qnMOOrs hR.ve jndicia.llock.ups. ~ is one' C t ,laB WI.M ~rb~ t 1;1 J Vlll.-:-:5d UcaUOD. 67. There M8,s,iX High Schools, n~ .eparate sehool for 8Qbeduled oa.liiI~e8 I)X hi., DO Technioal or Vooational institutes. List of eduoation31 institutions is given in Appendix-B.~~_ IX.-Public Health. 68. There are 9 hospitals sit,uated at Chittorgarh, Kapasin, Rashmi, Chhoti Sadri, Badi Sadri, Begunl PartRik>garh, ~irnbahera and Bhadesar. There are also Ayurvedic dispensaries ~. Chitforglilllh fort, Nikum, Kanera, .etc. There is a. Yunani Pharmaoyat Nimbahera org_eel by the MuniQipality. X.-~~~al Self-<1overnment. 69. There ale iv& municipailties namely NimbaheritJ Chittorgarh, Kapasin, Chhoti Sadri and Partabgarh., The muni<;li,palities at Baw Sadri and Beg~n a.re proposed to be esta.blished. There are 9u villag~,., Panchayats in this district. . The list is given in Appendix-C. [ x:' 1: APPENDIX ";'A. ',~ist of Polioe St~tions and Outposts in the District of Chittorgarh :- Oircles. Police Station. OutpoBt8.~ 1. Chittorgarh .... '~ 1. Chittor~arh 1. Satkhanda. - 2. Gosunda. .... 2. Basi. 3. Bijaipur .... S. Pachundal. 4. Rawat-ka-ba.lao. ~. Nimbahera. .... 4. Nimbahera .... 5. Makhanpure. . 5. Kanera 6. Melana. 6. Bhadesar .... 7. J a wadgata. 7. Dungla .... 8. Kanauj. 8. Nikum ••• 9. Chakarda. 3. Chhotisadri .... 9. Chhotisadri .... 10. Sura Magra. 10. Badi Sadri 11. J alodia. 11. Bhanuja ..... 12. Partabpura. 12. Dholapani 13. Kesunda. 14. Nikum. 15. Siyakhedi. 16. Bhairwi. 17. Chha,yan. 4. Kapasin 13. Kapasin .•••• 18. Jasma. 14. Rashmi 19. Colony Mewda. 20. Dindoli. 5. Partabgarh .... 15. Partabgarh 21. Hanutiya. 16. Deogarh 22. Kherot. 17. Rathajna. .... 23. Sohagpura. 18. Arood 24. Phugatalab. 19. Salamgarh 25. Shripipli 20. Dhamotar 26. Sakh thali. 27. Kotri. 28. Ninor. 6. Begun 21. Begun 29. Chechi. 22. Kuakhera ••• ••• 30. Colony Chechi. 23. Bhainsrorgarh.... 31. Parsoli. 24. Nand wai 32. Motipura. 25. Mohana 33. Dhangadmau. 34. Bhinchor. 35. Matas80ra. APPENDIX - .B. List of Eduoationa.l Institutions, Chittorgarh Distric~ : Government High School for Boys. 1. Maharana's Higb School, Chittorgarh. 2. Maharana's High School, Kapasin. 3. Duleh Rai High School, Badi Sadri. 4. .Ram High School, Partabgarh. 5. Ss,adat High School', Nimbahera. There is 80 recognised boys High School at Chhotisadri in this district namely JaiD High School, Chhotisadri. There are 15 Government Boys Middle Sohools and five Government Girls Middle Schools. There are 125 Government Boys Primary Schools and 12 Girls Primary Schools. [ Xl ] APPENDIX-C. List of Gram Panchayats in Ohittorgarh District.- B. :No. Panokaya~ Tehsil. S. No. Panchayal Tehsil. 1. Bijaipur ••• Chittorga.rh. 53. Vansen •••• Bhadesar. 2. Ghatiavali ••• 54. Asavara •••• 3. Gilund...... " 55. Lasdawan ••• u" " 56. 4. Seti ••• n Rannauj -. " 5. Sahanva 57. Bhanuja .... 17 6. Sawa .... -- " 58. Revlia Rhurd ••• •••• " 7. Gosunda ••• " 59. Bhadesar .... 8. Gangrar .... Gangrar." 60. Rapasin .. .. Kapasin." 9. Soniyana ••• 61. Dhamana •••• Sadas .... " 62. Mongana " 10. ••• " .- " 11. Bassi ... n 63. Umand ••• 12. Nagri .... 64. Hathiana •••• " 13. Borda .... - " 65. Sinhapur .. .. " 14. Sundri .... " 66. Pandoli .... " 15. Parsoli Begun." 67. Rashmi .. .. Rashmi." 16. Begun ••• 68. Budh ...... 17. Bhincbor ... " 69. Pahuna •••• " 18. Nandwai ... " 70. Rood .... •••• " 19. Thukrai ... " 71. Arni " 20. Chencbi ••• " 72. Dindoli -.... " 21.. Borav .... ••• Bhainsrorgarh." 73. Bhimgarh " 22. Bhainsrorgarb ... 74. Amlawad .... Partabgarb." 23. Badodiya ... " 75. Vo:ri (Sidhpur) .... 24. ,_ Rhatikheda ••• " 76. Rulmipura Dhamo'ar " 25 ::'.1atasra ••• " 77. Vara Varda ••• " 26. Ruakheda ••• " 78. Pan Modi .... n" 27. Javada .... " 79. Rathajna .... '28. Kanera ... Kanera." SO. Gadoia ... "tt 29. Binota •••• Nimbahera. 81. Pilu ... 30. Ranikheda ••• 82. Davada " 31. Badi ...... " 83. Runi ••• " 32. Chhoti Sadri ••• Chhoti" Sadri 84. Basera " 83. Resunda. ••• 85. Vasad " 34. Barkheda ••• " 86. Ambleshwar .... " 35. Semar Thali ... " 87. Gandher " 36. Bambori " 88. " Ruithana. " 37. Karju .... • •• 89. Kherot .... " 38. Badi Sadri ••• Badi Sadri." 90. . Sohagpura ... " ,39. Parsoli ••• 91. Rotdi ••• Achnera." 4O. Bansi ... • •• " 92. Dalot BQheda " 41. 93. Chuvna "n 42. Nikumb - " 94. Sa]gath .- 43. Mahunda. ••• " 95. Raipur " 44. Alod .... ••• " 96. Sakhthali Khurd ,... " 45. Dungla .... Dungla.." 97. Arnod .... " 46. Badwai 98. Ninor " " 47. Chikarda oe. 99. Putholi ... ' Gangrar" 48. Sangesra ••• " 100. Deogarh Partabgarb. 49. Ma.ndpia ••• " 10l. Nimbaheda JatBD -_ Xapasba 50. Mangalwad Bhadesar." 102. Langach .... 51. Nagawali •••- 103. Piplla .... Sadri" -52. Bhadsora " 104. Palsoda ... " ... It CHITTORGA:aH DIST.8.ICT. REVIEW OF POPULATION FIGURES, 1, This district is included in Udaipur Division. It is situated between 23° 30' and 25° 12' north latitudes and 74° 12' and 75" 10', east longitudes, J.atroduction, It is bounded on the east by the State of Madhya Bharat, Banswara. district in the south-west, Udaipur district in the west, Bhilwara. and Bundi districts in the norti.l, and Kotah district in the east and south-east. 2. It is divided into 5 Sub~divisions and 14 Tehsils. There are 25 Police Sbtions and 35 Out-posts, ~ 3, This district consists of 7 towns and '2,063 villageR, having a population of 587,72,1 persons, (males 300,093 and females 287,631) of whom only Popultaion. 63,154 persons or 10'7 per cent reside in the urban units and rest in rural onlOS. This district stands 14th in respect of population among the districts of Rajasthan vide Annexure" A ". A majority of villages are of the smallest size with a population below 500 persons. There are 7 towns (1) Begun (2) Chittorgarh (3) Kapasin (4) Bari Sadri (5) Nimbahera (6) Chhoti Sadri and (7) Partabgarh. 4. The population of this district, as composed on March 1, 1951, according to Census of 1941, was 520,870 (males 267,985 and femltles 252,885). The last decade has witnessed an increase of 66,854 i.e., 12'8 per cent. This district occupies 15th position in the districts of Rn,jasthan with respect to growth of population, vide Annexure "B". Its growth is below the average growth in Rajasthan by ~'1 per cent. This growth in urban units has been 20'6 per cent while in the rural units it is 12'0 per cent. 5. The area of this district is 3,231'2 sq. miles (supplied by Surveyor General of India). It thus covers 2'5 per cent of tbe total area of the State Area and Density. and stands 17th in respect of area when compltred with the other districts of Rajasthan, vide Annexure "C". rfhe Director of Land Records, Rajasthan, states, the area of the district to be 3,182 sq. miles. It has a density of 182 persons per square mile. It was 161 in 1941. It stands 8th among the districts of Rajasthan in that respect. Ita density is a.bove the average density of Rajasthan whicn is' 117 as ""ell as- that of Udaipur division (173) of which it forms a part vide Annexures ,t D " and" F". 6. The number of occupied houses in this district is 99,596 wbi{)h are inhabited Occupied houses by 125,814 households, (89,833 houses occupied by 110,942 house households, famUy ~olds in rur~l areas and 9,763 houses occupi17d by 14,872 households composition and aex m urban UllltS), ' ra.tio. 7. The number of persons per occupied homre is 5'9 (5'Sin rural and 6'S in urb&.n units) and the same was the proportion in 1941. The' Alverage composition olf hou:sehold is 4"'1 personS'in nrrnl and 4'2 in nrimO' nnitB'. The' household IX>pulation of the district is 585,867 (522,772 in rural and 63,095 in urban). i, e., 1,85-7 less than thetoml population. This last figure represents the house less persons and inmates of institutions etc. The 'number of females per thousand males in tbis district is 958 in tota.l popn~at.ion amd 960 in household population. It waS' 944 in total popn-laltion in l~l vide Annflxure " E ". In the rural units it is' 961 anel in the trrban units it ig 938. 8. The number of. tota.lliterates is 41,578 or 70'7 per thousand (ma.les 36,187 i.e., Literacy 120"6 pat'thotmmcl and f'-em&Jeg 5~91 ie., 180'7 per t.houiand ~ The _------CC);adjticm is diffmettt in rural from urban tmits 118 is c1epicled in the iDseI-taWe. PH-. .1...... JIbIra ...... "'I. ID"B. ,.., trtb&1I...... 189'''. '61'0 lIT., 2 9. The strenght of persons depending directly or indirectly upon agriculture is 471,557. They form 80'3 per cent of the total population and if we Principal means of take out of consideration those who are not directly in touch with livelihood. l:wd i.e., non-cultivating owners of land and their dependants, the percentage of actual agriculturists and their dependants comes to 77'7 only. Among the agricllltllrists the largest percentage i.fl., 69'8 is that of culti vators of land wholly or mainly owned, and theil' dependants, Cnltiv[LtorR of laud wholly or ma.inly unowned, and their dependants form a percentage of 4'0 only. The culti vating la,bourers and non-cultivating owners of la~d are 3'9 and 2'6 per cent respectively. 10. Non-agricultural category forms 19'7 percent and among themselves the large mftjority depend upun "Other serviceR ana miscellaneOlIS SOurC~~R" who form 7'7 per cent of the general population, lndustrialists comprise 0'5 per cent, traders :11'e 5'1 per cent, transport supports 0'4 per cent only, 11. In the rural units the agricultural classes form 88'0 per cent of the total ruml population and the non-agricultural claRses form 11'9 per cent, of whom cultivators of owned land and their dependants form 76'9 per cent, cultivlttors of unowned land and their dependants form 4'3 per cent, CUltivating labourers a.nd their dependants form 4'1 per cent while the non-cultivating owners of land and their dependants form 2'7 per cent only. 12. Of the non.:agricultnral category in the rural ~refl, the la~gest number belongs to the "Other services and miscellaneous sources" being 4'7 per cent. Industrialists rank second, being 4'4 per cent. Traders come third as they form 2'7 per cent, Trans- port stands last with a percentage of 0'1 only. 13. In the urban units the owner cultivators and the cultivators of unowned land are 10'1 and 1'5 per cent respectively of the total urban population, The cultivating labourers and non-cultivating owners of land are 2'1 and 1'3 per cent respectively. The non-agricul tural category forms 84'9 per cent, the largest group depends upon "Other services and miscellaneous sources" forming 32'6 per cent, traders being 25'5 per cent and Industrialists 24'0 per cent. Only 2'8 per ceot of the population are engaged in transport industry. 14. Economically inactive persons can be grouped. into two categories.. -(a) Those who earn their livelihood without any activity e.g., pensionerH, Economically inac- stipend holders, receivers of rent from land or buildings or interest and tive persons. (b) those whose activities are uneconomic in their nature e p., beggars prostitutes etc. 1'he number of such persons in this district is 1,100 (888 males and 212 females)., They form 0'2 per cent of the total popUlation of the district, Their further details are given in Distret Economic Tn,bIe B. III-Employers Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Di visions and Sub-divisions. ] 5. The principal language of this district is Mewari which is really a din,lect of Language Rajasth~nj. It i~ s~oken by ,450,086 i,e" 76'6 ~er ?ent, Of the other languages or dialects spoken m thIS dIstrict Malvi and Western Hmdi are spoken by 76,893 and 25,171 persons i.e, 13'1 and 4'3 per cent of the population respecti v(;ly. S1?ea~e~s o~ Bhili are 26,723 i,e., 4'56 per cent. The number of speakers of other la..J.guageB IS lllslgnrficanfi being less than one per cent each. 16. A vast majority of the people of this district are Hindus being 93'4 per cent next come Muslims who are ~'O per ?ent, Jainism ra?ks third having Religion. 2'6 per cent of the populatIOn as Its followers. SIkhs, Ohristians and Zoroastrians combined form even less than one per cent. ' 17. The Scheduled castes population enumerated in this,district is 49,143 i,e., 8'36 ,per cent of the total population and there are 6,693 i.e., 1'13 per cent Scheduled Caste. belonging to Scheduled tribes. A list of Scheduled castes, notifi~ct by the Government of India is appended (Annexure" G "). 18. Of the persons enumernted in this district 93'3 per cent are born in the district itRelf, while those born in other districts of Rajasthan are Migrants 3'1 per cent. }:l~or district-wise details of the ~bove items see District Table D. IV-(Migrants). Persons born in India outside Rajasthan are 19,202 that is 3'3 per cent and those born in oountries in Asia beyond India. are 1,937 'i.e" Q'3 per cent only. - 19. The number of displaced persons in this district is only 1,907. All have immi grated from West Pakistan (4 in 1946, 1,054 in 1947, 730 in 1948, Displaced person~ 65 in 1949 and 54 in 1950). Majority of them 1,224 i.e., 64'2 per ~. cent are traders. 308 i.e., 16'1 per cent earn their livelihood by "other services and miscellaneous sources". Industrialists are 267 i.e., 14'0 per cent. Those who are engaged in Transport are 26 i.e., 1'4 per cent. Cultivators of owned and of unowned land are 76 and 4 i.e., 4'0 and 0'2 per cent respectively while non-cultivating owners of land Rre 2 i.e., 0'1 per cent. 20. In this district the total number of persons a~icted by infirmities (the blind, the deaf-mutes, the insane and the lepers) are 1,513 that is 2'6 per thou- Infirmities. sand. Blindness is the most prominent, the number affiicted by it being 1,048 that is 1'8 per thousand. Persons affiicted by the rest o the infirmities are 465 i,e., 0'8 per thousand. 48'8 p~r cent of t"ge total blind persons are in the age group 55 and over. Similarly 18'32 per cent of the total deaf-mutes, 13'25 per cent of the!total insane and 18'0 per cent of the total lepers are in this age group. 4:l ANNEXURE "A'J Dittrictl of llajasthan arranged by Population. S. No. District Total Rural Urban 1 Jaipur •••• ... 1,656,097 1,186,835 469,212 2 Udaipur ...... -II'" 1,191,232 1,043,253 147,979 3 Bharatpur ••• H' 907,399 757,177 150,222 4 Alwar ••• to" ... ~. 861,99~ 763,155 98,838 5 Kotah ••• .... 0" 766,198 68D,230 126,968 6 Sawai Madhopur ...... , 765,172 668,943 96,229 ..- - c 7 Nagaur .. . ••• -. - ~ ... -.. - 7(B,829 G6:1:,250 99,579 8 Bhilwara ••• ... ,... 727,356 659,851 67,505 9 Jodhpur ...... 691,786 4G3,39g 2'28,387 10 Sikar ...... ••• 677,782 520,498 148,284 11 Pali ...... 6GO,856 570,727 90,12.9 12 Ganganagar ... •••• ... 630,130 l539,217 90,913 13 Jhunjhunu .... H • 588,6'21 448,295 140,326 14 Chittorgarh ~ ",.., 587,724 524,1170 63,154 ~ - 15 Churu ...... 520,'276 338,174 185,102 16 Jalore ...... 459,467 431,416 28,051 17 Banner ...... 441,863 408,601 3'2,707 18 Tonk ••• "', f.', 400,947 332,268 68,679 19 Jhalawar ••• ••• 373,810 330,826 42,984 20 Banswara ••• ... 356,559 3:16,874 19,685 21 Bikaner •••• ••• .... 330,329 181,341 148,988 22 Dungarpur ... ••• •••• 308,243 286,501 21,742 23 Bundi .... ••• ••• 280,518 232,760 47,758 24 Sirohi .. , •••• ••• 237,362 209,502 27,860 -. 25 Jaisalmer ...--- - ". 102,743 94,717 8,026- 5 ANNEXURE "B", Districts of Rajasthan arranged according to Percentage of Growth of Population, Growth Growth _.L S, ,- ---, S, r- _.L ---..., No, District Actual Percentage No, District Actual Percentage 1 Jaipm, • +365,537 +28'3 14 Churu +68,148 +15'0 '2 Tonk · +76,202 +23'5 15 Chittorgarh , +66,854 +12'8 3 Barmer · +78,071 +21'5 16 Bundi +31,144 + 1'J'5 4 Jodhpur · +118,103 +20'6 17 Dungarpur + 33,961 +12'4 5 Sirohi , · +40,071 +20'3 18 Sawai: Madhopul' +82,647 +12'1 6 Jhunjhunn · +97,750 +19'9 19 J aisalmer +9,497 +10';2 7 Pali · +105,270 +18'9 20 Sikar · + 61,868 +10'0 8 Banswara · +56,646 +18'9 21 Bikaller , +26,493 +8'7 9 Ganganagar · ,+96,156 +18'0 22 Jhalawar. +26,784 +7'7 10 Udaipur · +178,051 +17'6 23 Kotah · +39,041 +5'4 11 Nagaur • +107,452 +16'4 24 Bharatpur • +46,058 +5'3 12 Bhilwara • +96,262 +15'3 25 Alwar · +16,602 +2'0 13 Jalore • +59,897 +15'0 ANNEXURE "C", Districts of ::Rajasthan arranged according to Area, S, S. Area in square District Area in sqnare No, Distriot miles No, miles 1 Jaisalmer 15,967'5 14 Sawai Madhopur 4,203 I) 2 Barmer 10,150'5 15 Tonk . 3,581'6 3 Jodhpur 9,434'4 16 Alwar , 3,245'3 4 Bikaner 8,4466 17 Chittorgarh 3,231'2 5 Ganganagar 8,225'0 18 Bharatpur 3,13:2'6 6 Udaipur 6,957'5 19 Silmr 2,9-;11'9 '1 Nagaur • 6,898'8 20 Jhalawar 2,311'2 8 Chul'll • 6,512'4 ;21 Jhunjhunu 2,310'[5 9 Jaipur 6,295'4 22 Bundi 2,138'9 10 Jalore 4,9236 23 Banswara 1,953'8 11 Kotah 4,784'6 24 Sirohi 1,071'1 12 Pali 4,750'7 25 Dnngarpur 1,466'3 13 Bhilwara 4,671'5 Total 130,20(j'7- 6 ANNEXURE 'D'~ Districts of Rajasthnn arranged according to Density per square mile with variation since 1941 S. S. Variation. No. District 1H41 1951 Variation. No. District 1941 1951 1 Bharatpur • 275 290 +15 14 Sirohi • 118 142 +24 '2 Alwar • 260 266 + 6 15 Pali • 117 139 +22 3 Jaipur 205 263 +58 16 Bundi • 117 131 +14 4 Jhunjhunu • 2]2 255 +43 17 Tonk 91 112 +21 5 Sikar 209 230 +21 18 Nagaur • 95 111 +16 6 Dungarpur •~ 187 210 +23 19 Jalare 81 93 +12 " 7 Sawai Madhopur. 162 182 +20 20 Churu 70 80 +10 8 Chittorgarh · 161 182 +21 21 Ganganagar 65 77 +12 9 Banswara · 154 182 +28 22 Jodhpur 61 73 +12 10 Udaipur · 146 171 +25 23 Barmer • 36 43 + 7 11 Jhalawar 150 162 +12 24 Bikaner • 36 39 + 3 12 Kotah · 152 160 + 8 25 .J aisalmer • 6 6 ... 13 Bhilwara • 135 156 +21 ANNEXURE":E ". Districts of Ib.ja9thatl arranged acco~dittg td :tJrep6nd~rlinee of females. No. of females No. of females per 1000 males ih per 1000 males in 8. ,.. __--L- __---.., S. ,..___ J. District District '\ No. 1941 1951 No. 1941 1951 1 Dungarpur. • 970 1,003 14 Kotah • 919 926 2 Banswara 996 983 15 Tonk 903 9,25 · ! 3 Sirohi · 947 973 16 Jaipur 914 9i9 4 Sikar 920 972 17 Jalore 921 913 · ) 5 l)(laipur 943 960 18 Bundi 918 913 6 Chittorgarh 944 958 19 Jodhpur • 887 899 · • 7 Jhunjhunu. 881 956 20 Alwar 890 896 8 Jhalawar · 925 952 21 Sawai Madhopur 884 879 9 Pali · 943 946 22 Barmer 869 869 10 Churu · 908 939 23 Ganganagar 814 836 11 Nagaur 912 936 24 Bharatpu! • 840 S35 · c c 12 Blii1wara . • 943 934 25 J aisalmer 807 813 13 Bikaner · 866 929 7 ANNEXURE" F "~ Density of population per square mile in the Administrative Divisions of the State of Rajasthan. S.No. Divisions Density per square mile 1 Jaipur • 228 2 Udaipur 173 5 Kotah • 154 4 Bikaner • 5 Jodhpur I G2 -- ANNEXURE "H" Scheduled Castes. Published in the No tifioation, GazeUt of India, Extraordinary Part II Section 3. No. 27 dated 11th August 1960 Orde1' No. S. R. C. 510 dated 6th Sept., 1950. 1 Adi Dharmi 12 Chamar 23 Kapadia Sansi 34 Nut 2 Aheri 13 Chura 24 Khangar 35 Pasi 8 Badi 14 Dabgar 25 Khatka 36 Raigs.r 4 Bagri 15 Dhankia 26 Kooch Band 87 RamdaSia. i Bajgar 16 Dheda 27 Koria 38 Rawal {) Bansphor 17 Dome 28 Kunjar 39 Sarbhang 7 Bargi 18 Gandia 29 Madari 40 Singiwala 8 Bawaria 19 Garancha Mehtar 30 Majhabi 41 Sansi 9 Bhand 20 Godhi 31 Mehar 42 Thori 10 Bhangi 21 Jatia 32 Mehtar 43 Tirgar 11 Bidakia 22 Kalbelia 33 Mochi 44 Valmiki 8 SCHEME OF CENSUS TABLES. Census Tables Prepared this time fall under flhe following six broad groups:- A GENERAL POPULATION TABLES. B ECONOMIC rrABLES. C HOUSEHOLD AND AGE (SAMPLE) TABLES. D SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES. E SUMMARY TABLE. F LOCAL TABLE. There are five Tables under General Population Tables. These are:- A I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION. A II VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING fIFTY YEARS. A III TOWNS AND VILLA:GES CLAS8IFIED BY POPULATION. A IV TOWNS CLA.SSIFIED BY POPDLATI@ WITH VARIATIONS SINCE 1901. A V TOWNS ARRANGED TERRITORIALLY WITH POPULATION BY LIVELIHOOD CLASSES. Economic Tables comprise of three sep,arate Tables. These are:- B I LIVELIHOOD CLASSES AND SUB-CLASSES. B II SECONDARY MEANS OF TjIVELIHOOD. B III EMPL'OYERS, EMPLOYEES AND I INDEPENDENT WORKERS IN INDUSTRIES AND SERVICES BY DIVISIONS AND SUB-DIVISIONS. There are five Tables in the Group of Household and Age (sample) Tables. !hese are:- C I HOUSEHOLD (SIZE AND COMPOSITION). C II LIVELIHOOD CLASSES BY AGE GROUPS. C III AGE AND CIVIL CONDITION. e IV AGE AND LITERACY. C V SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS. They have been prepared on sample basis. Social and Cultural Tables consist of seven Tables. These are:- D I LANGUAGES; D I (I) MOTHER rrONGUE; D I (n) BILINGUALISM. D II RELIGION. D . III SCHEDULED CASTES AND SOHEDULED TRIBES. D IV MIGRANTS' .D V DISPLACED PERSONS BY LIVELTHOOD CLASSES. D VI NON-INDIAN NATIONALS. D VII Ji:DUCATIONAL STANDARDS. There is only one summary Table:- E SUMMARY FIGURES BY ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS There is only one local table:- (lfi) INFIRMITIES. 9 I5EFltUTIONS AND KEY TO SYMBOLS. Definitions. " ". Traot:-In past censuses the census figures were tabulated by administrativ~ units i ~., districts, tehsils etc. 'rhis time in almost all tables the figures have been represented by nnits which have been technically called" TRAOTS". 'Tracts are of three kinds, (11 all vrIJages of a sub-divisid:t;l ta~ell together form one rural tract; (~) 1111 towns (\" hich ftfe not cities) in a district taken together form an "urban non-city tract" and (3) every city is an "urban city trant" or in short "city tract". A lisb of tracts comprised in eacn districl has been given in the handbook of the district.. Town:-A "'rown" has been defined as every municipality, every cantonmep.t or ...·el'y village which had a population of 5,000 or over in 1941 or any other village "which wss treated as a town for special reasons by the State Oensus Superintendent., Oity:-A " City" is normally defined as a town· with a population of one lac or over, but this definition has been relaxed in Rajasthan, and towns with a population of 50,000 pr over have al-so· been treated as-cities, to bring-.the definition in uniformity with the on@ adopted in the MuniCipal Act.' . -, -. - . .' . -': V~llage:-A " Village" means a revenue mauza. whose revenue is realised under a ,separate name.' It includes all hamlets"attached to it. . 'Hou6e:-A "House" has been defined as every structure made of any materia.l :which is actually used as human habi'tation or if not so used, is capable of being so used, which has separate main entrance fro111 the street, lane, by-lane' etc. It includes structures of all kinds such as residential houses, temples, mosques, offices, etc. The minimum, which was necessary for qualifying a structure to be classed aliJ a house, was at least two walls and a roof made of any material. Occupied House:-" Occupiid hOUlles" were thoie which were used actually for the residence of human beings. " c" I • . Hou&ehold:-A "Houeshold" has been defined to mean and include all person. living in one and the same house and dining at a common mess irrespective of their blood relationship e.g. servants residing with their masters and taking meals in their kitchen were treated as members of the master's household. On the contrary l3Ven nearest relatives as husband or wife were treatecl as separate famil~es if for any .reason they happened to livo in separate buildings and dine at separate kitchens; ' .. Household Population:-"Household Population" means persons living in numbered houses as 'members of a cOIQ,mensal family including guests and servants .. It does not include (a) houseless persons or (b) inmates of institutions like jails, hospitals, hostels, dak bungalows, boarding houses, orphanages, sar~is, dharmashalas, poliae. lin,es, military lines, asylums, etc. -_ --' . -_ ...... ,! ,: • J t ' ~ . ,. -- '1Jisplaced person:-A "Displaced pe:r;son" was :Jefined "as a. person: who migrated from Western Pakistan after 1st March 1947- Dr from Eastern Pakistan ifter I5th October 1946 due to cOllnnunal disturbances -or feal' of dis.turbances or due'" tt partition of India and Pakistan. Children born to such persons after their migra.tion.t6 India 'were not to be treated as displaced persons. Ward:-A "Ward" was defined as municipal ward in case of municipal towns. In non-municipal towns wards have been made arbitrarlly by the Oensus Department. Meam; of Livelihood:-In former censuses it was customary to represent the basio population data by comml~nity or ~ligion. This time an innovation has been made ftnd in ,most of the tables the figures are published by Means of Li velihood groups. All occupations have been classified under eight broad classes and given code .numbers which are as follows:- I Oultivators of land wholly or mainly owned and their dependa.nts. 1Q I II Cultiva.tors or land wholly or mainly unowned and 'heir aspenda.ab. III Cultivating labourers and their dependants. IV Non-cultivating owners of land, agricultural rent reoeivers and their dependants. Persons (inoluding dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from :- V Production other than oultiva.tion. VI Commerce. VII Tra.nsport. VIII Other services a.nd miscellaoneous sources. N. B.-In most; of the Ta.bles. the mil 0180.8 number s only given ins~ea.d ot describm; the cla.ss. Ood.e No.:-In the enumeration stage a set of location code numbers was prescribed to identify each inhabited spot, whereby the distriots were numbered serially within the St~te, tehsils within a district and cities, towns ur villages within a. tehsil. . Similarly houses were numbered within a village and households within each house. Hamlets were given sub-numbers under the number of the parent village. Key to Symbols. MIL Means of livelihood • T ... .Total. B Rura.l. u. Urba.n. :p .... Persons. M Ma.~es. F Females. , S. D. R. ••• Sub-Division Rura'!' Letter "M" wh~n used whh the naoma of Or city indioates "MUlliQipality", letters "T.B." ...... Town Boa.rd; ·'N.A" ...... Notified Area. 11 DISTRICT CENSUS DATA AT A GLANCE 1951. Code No, and Name of Sub-Region 3'1 North West Hill, Sub-Region, Code No. and Name of Natural Division 3'12 Rajastha.n Plate80u Division, Code No, and Name of District :- (I) According to N atuml Region 3'121 Ohittorgarh, (2) According to Enumeration Location Code 21. Chittorgarh, 1, Area in sq. miles 3,231'2 Proportion to total area of the State P.C. ~. Population :- P, C, of ~otQI Persolls Males Females Females pel' population 1000 males ()f the Sta'., T 587,72-i JOO,09,3 287,631 958 3'8 1951 R 624,570 267,nO::J 257,067 96l 4'1 1U 1)3,154 32,590 30.564 938 2'4 '1' 520,870 ~67,98:j 252,885 944 3'9 1941 R 468,501 241,007 227,494 944 4'1 j U 52,369 26,978 25,391 941 2'8 195t 182 3. Density- per squaro mile in { ]941 161 4. Variation in population:- Actual Percentage 1901 - 1911 + 68,123 + 23'3 1911 - ]921 23,921 + 6'6 ]921 - 1931 + 55,307 + 14'6 1931 - ]941 + 81,138 + 18'r; 1941 - 1951 + 66.854 + IS'8 1901 - 1951 (in the last fiO years) + 295,343 + 101'0 5, Jdean decennial growth rate during 1941 - 51 +21'1 6. Towns and villages classified by population :- P. C. to total No, Population popuhttion of Ff'males per District 1000 males Cities ... Towns other than Cities .... 7 63,154 10'7 938 Villages with a population of: - Over 5,000 2.000 to 5,000 12 31,022 5'3 965 1,000 to 2,000 59 76,5 13 13'0 969 500 to 1,000 175 121,6: 2 :30'7 968 500 1,8 17 29.5,423 50'3 Less than' --- 958 Total ••• 2,063 524,570 1::)9'3 961 l~ 7. Occupied Houses and ROllleboltls. No. of ocuupicd No. of housebolds Persons per Persons per houses occupied house household T 99,596 195,814 n'9 4'7 R 89,b3i 110,942 5'S 4'7 IT 9,76B 14,872 6'5 4'2 8. No. of households per 100 Ocoupied Houses 126. 9. No of displaced persons. Persons. Males. Felllales. T 1907 1040 867 R 913 126 87 U 1694 914 780 1&. Distribution of population by MIL Classes actual & per 1000. rrot_a_l _A_g_riell1~~~al l_~_ I ___, __ II ______I _~!~~____ .____ IV__ ~_o_t_ua_l_ __ I] ,I~e;o I Actual ; 1,~~~ I Actua:_ll~~~J Actual 11;b~0 I Actua~_i 1~e;0 r_r 557 803 410,014 698 23,643 40 22,S96r 39 15,004 26' 471, 1 I r I R 461,995 I 880 4Q3,616 769 29,672 43 21,545 41 14,162 27 I U 9':')62 1 150 6,398 101 971 I 15 1,331 I 21 842 13 Total V VIII Non-Agricultural VI VII -~c~~-~--- - .. I-l~QQ_rActual ll~~rO Ik~l~~_I.~,~~J_~ct~~ _I_!~~O I Act-u~l--Il~~o T 116,167 1U7 38,340 i 65 30,179 51 2,486) 4 45,162 77,.. R 6:2,575 llU 23,167 I 44 14,090 27 740 1 24,578 . 47 U 58,592! H49 15,173 'I 240 116,0~91 255 1 1,746 28 1 20,5841 326 n. Distribution of popula.tion by Religion- Religion Persons Percentage of total pupulation of the Distt. Hindus 548,658 9::>'4 Sikhs 209 less than 0'1 Jains 15,132 2'0 Buddhists Zoroastrians 6 less than 0'1 Muslims 23,435 4'0 Christians 284 less than 0'1 Jews Others ... IS 12, Literates :- Actual Percentage Perso1l8 Males Females Persons Males Females T. 41,578 36,187 6,391 7'1 12'1 1'9 R. 23,274 21,492 1,782 4'4 S'O 0'7 U, 18,304 14,695 3,609 29'0 45'1 11'S 13. Distribution by Economic statue :- Self-supporting persons.... 226,262 Eruning dependants 97,752 Non-earning dependants ,,,.. 263,710 Hi. AVGrage population per Tehsil 11,980 15. Avrrage area per Tehsil 230'8 squa1'e miles. 16. Towns with their Co~e No:- 21/2/192 Begnn 21 l'd/ j 00 Chittorgarh M. 21/6/9 Kapasin N. A. 21/9/139 Bari Sadri 21/10/39 Nimbahera ... M . :21112/108 Chhoti Sadri N.A. :2.1/13/159 Partabgarh 11. 17. Tracts comprised in this District:- No. Name 91 Begnn Sub-Division Rural. 92 Uhittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 93 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural. 94 Nimbahera Sub-Divif>ion Rural. 95 Pa,rtaiJgarh Sub-District Rural. 96 Chittorga,rh District Urban Non-City. 18. Tehsils with their Code No.- No. of Household House population Literates holds Males Females Males Females 21/1 Bhensrol'garh 5,848 14,326 13,542 1,159 103 21/2 Begun 10,207 23,162 ~2,161 2,259 278 2 1/3 Chittorgarh 12,960 30,839 29,590 5,067 871 21/4 Gangral' 10,288 23,975 22,929 2,313 209 21/5 Rashmi ••• 8,060 19,164 18,609 1,734 115 21/6 Kapasin 9,950 23,605 22,490 :l,771 2:38 21/7 Bhadesfll' 9,B78 24,067 22,739 1,914 172 21/8 Dungla 8,666 21,460 20,617 1,387 62 21/9 Bad Sadri 9,320 21,656 20,795 2,984 592 21/10 N imbahern. 8,932 22,619 21,715 3,616 548 21/11 Kanera. 1,574 3,609 3,539 702 100 21/12 Chhoti Sadri 8,193 19,781 18,791 2,954 460 21/13 Partabga,rh 14,907 35,014 34,069 6,040 1,445 21/l4 Achnara, (Hq. Arnod) 6,931 ]5,615 15,389 1,287 198 N. B.-FigUfl'Fl in item No. 14, 15 Rnd 18 include the figures of Urban areas of the Tehsils concnrned 15 A.-GENERAL POPULATION TABLES A. I-Area, Houses and Population EXPLANATORY NOTE This tfl.ble shows the number of villages, towns, occapied houses and rural popula tion for each of the tehsils of the District. Serial No. 1 contftillS the aggregate corres ponding figures for the district as a whole. The figures of areft again.st each unit hfl.ve been entered as supplied by the District Officer. They represent the total of unit: rnml as well as urban, at) separate figures for urban units were not avaihble. The tot,ti aYA~t of the district, as supplied by the !-Iurveyor General of India, has been given within the brackets against the name of district. The tehsilwise n.rea, could not be made available from Surveyor General's Office. There are fourteen Tehsils in this Distl'ict. (1) Bbensrorgarh. (6) RapH.sin. (11 ) Ra.nf'm. (2) Begun. (7) Bhadesar. (12) Chhoti Sanri. (3) Chittol'garh. (8) Dungla. (V3) Partabgarh. (4) Gangrar. (9) Bari Sadri. (14) Achnera. (5) Rashmi. (10) Nimbahera. POPULATION Area S. No. Administrative Unit Occupied in Sq. Villages Towns Pel'Bolls lllaies Fema]E'R miles hOllbes (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (G) (7) (8) (3231'2) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 3,182 2,063 7 99,596 587,721 300,093 287,631 Chittorgarh District Rural 2 3,182 2,063 89,833 524,.570 267.503 257,067 3 Begull Sub-Division Rural 707 311 12.213 68,099 34,940 33,159 4 Bhensrorgarh Tehsil 347 162 5,084 28,020 14,421 13,599 5 Begnn Tthsil 360 209 17,1:.19 40,079 20,519 19,560 6 Cbittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 428 347 15,920 95.529 48,686 46,843 7 Chittorgarh Tahsil 204 188 7,804 48,601 24,6n 113,910 8 Gangrar 'rehsi! 224 159 8,116 46,928 23,1195 22,933 9 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural 314 190 12,236 77,042 39,230 37,812 10 lbshmi Tehsil 161 82 6,247 37,797 19,177 18,620 11 Kapasin Tehsil 153 108 5,989 39.245 20,053 19,192 12 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 1,113 657 32,619 197,753 100,988 96,165 13 Bhadesat Tehsil ~35 157 '7,608 47.006 24,2~7 22,779 14 Dungla Tehsil ... 153 114 6,715 42,194 21,569 20,625 15 l:Sari-Sadri Tahsil ~163 127 5,989 35851 18,217 17,634 16 Nimbahera Tehsil 219 105 5,434 33,754 17,133 1e,6n 17 Kanera Tehsil ... 80 2'3 1,2B7 7,152 3,,313 3,589 18 Chboti Sadri Tehsil 264 131 ~.636 111,796 16,229 15,567 19 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural 620 498 16.845 86,147 43.659 42,488 20 Partabgarh Tehsil 394 321 10,622 54,3~7 27,88" ~6,992 21 Achnera Tahsil ... 22') 174 6,223 3 1,:HJ lii.77± 1\.t!.}} 22 Chittorgarh District Urban 7 9,763 63,154 32,590 3:1,564 A. II-Variation in Population during fifty Years. EXPLANATORY NOTE This table compares the population of the district as composed on 1st March, 195: with those of the last five censuses. The figures of past Censuses have been taken from Provincir,J Table - I of the reports of the past Censuses. Cunsus Year Persons Variation Mahs Vari~tion Females (1) (2) (3) Varhtion (4) (5) (6) (7) 1901 1192,881 153,056 139.325 1911 360.504 +68,123 187.008 +33,952 J73,496 , +34,171 1921 384,425 +23,921 198.287 +11,279 186,138 +12,642 1931 . ~39,732 +55.307 226,443 +28,156 213.289 +27.151 1941 520,tl70 +81,138 2B7,985 +41,542 25:>,885 + 39,095 1951 587,724 +66,854 3JO,093 +32,108 287,631 +34,746 Nat Variation 1901-1951 +295.343 +147,037 +148,306 16 A.llI-ToWllS and Villages EXPLANATORY nOTE:- This t:=t.ble doals with towns as well as villages ta];en togethor. 1'hey have been classified and villa~es belongi IIg to each clftss, ftnd their population Rexwise have been shown separately for the 'rhere is no yilbge with a population of 5,000 and over in this DiRtrict . . . ~ ~ Total population Towns unO. VilbW!s with Ie," tl1<'" ~,I)OO population ..<:I"" ,-______A______.s ~ r-----L---~ Total 50'j--l,000 Admini"trative a tl) 1,000 -2,000 o Unit o ~ z Z ') ...,,~---_.}------.....,r--- -~--_--, ~ _-"---, ";e ~ ~ Persons Males Females .pCll~ No. Males Females No. Mille, Females N·:,. ~hles Females No. Males Fema.les ~"':I- 1) (~) (3) (4) ;5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (1 oj (14) (15) (16) (17) I Chittorgarh Dist .... 2,0'70 587,72~ 3Q),O~3 237,631 2,051 2SI,7t8 241,830 1.817 150,836 144.,sr37 175 61,302 59,810 59 39,060 37,453 2 Begun S. D. 372 73,52737,688 35,839 371 34,940 33,159 351 25,883 24.671 1.5 5,518 5,124 .; 3,';09 3,364 3 Bhensrorgarh Tohs;]. 162 28,020 14,421 13;530 1G2 1*,421 13,599 15'l 1 )..lSG 'J.~G5 7 ~,J7Z 2,380 2 1,463 1,464 210 45,507 23,267 22,240 209 21),519 19.560 198 1~:397 14,G16 8 3,076 2,744 3 2,046 1,900 5 ChiUorgarhS.IJ .... 348 107.39254,85952,533 3i3 43.428 41.537 302 26.7H 25.309 34 12./57 11,768 7 4,5';6 4,460 6 Gan~rrtr TehaiJ 11>9 46,928 23,935 22,933 1,57 20.913 13,858 136 12,511 11,0,31 18 [",0'36 6,394 3 1,836 1,833 7 Ch ocorg:trh 'rehsil... lSi) 60464 3'),864 20,600 186 22,515 21,670 16G U171 1.3.678 16 [j CJl 5,374 4 2,720 2,627 8 Kap8sin S. D. 191 83.925 42,797 41,128 188 36,876 35,601 141 l.'i,950 15,175 33 IU!I 11,162 14 9,';15 9,264 9 Rashmi 'rehqii 82 37,797 I!J,I77 18,620 81 17,983 17,892 57 1).027 5,897 14 5. 16 4,927 10 6,790 6,628 10 Kapasin Tehsil. 109 46,123 23,620 22.503 107 18,943 18,209 84 \J,9~3 ') 3;8 19 6,295 6,235 4 2,725 2,636 11 Nimballera S. D.... 660 222,165 Jl3,709108,456 Mil 92.81'; 89,045 557 .C,J,91.1 50,673 70 24,1 U 23,408 24 15,77'; 14,964 12 Bhf1desar Tehsil 157 47,006 24,227 22,779 155 22,001 20,717 130 1'128J H325 12 4,072 4,060 7 4,640 4,332 13 Dungla Tehsil 114 42,194 21,569 20,625 113 20,113 19,239 89 .~,591 9,176 18 6.638 6,295 6 3.884 3,768 14 Bad-Sadri rehsil 128 42,702 21,800 20,902 125 15013 14,641 111 10089 9,793 13 4,203 4,141 1 721 707 15 Nimb~hera 106 44,339 22,624 21,715 105 17,133 IG,621 87 9.175 8,963 18 Urll 4,430 5 3,467 3,228 16 Kaoem Tchsil 23 7.152 3.G13 3,53g 22 2,326 2,260 1a 1.361 1,372 3 838 17 Chhoti S1dri Tehsil 132 38,772 19,876 18,896 131 16,229 lii.567 115 9,408 9,044 11 37,58 3.594 5 3,063 2,929 18 Partabgarh S. D. 499100,715 51,040 49,675 498 43,659 42.488 466 29,395 28,739 23 8,559 8,348 9 5.705 5,401 19 Partal,guh TehsH... 325 69,445 35.266 3U7~ 3H 27.885 26,902 303 19.238 18,638 16 5,701> 5,540 I) 2.942 2,814 20 Adlilera Tehsil ... 174 31,270 1'.774. 15,496 174 15,774 1;).496 163 10,157 10,101 7 2,854 2,808 4 2,763 2,587 17 .., Classified by Population according to the population in the classes as shown in the heftding of the table. The number of towns District as a whole and for each of the tehsils of the District. Towns and Villailcs with II popnlation of 2,000--11J.OOO Towns and Villages with a popUlation of 10,000 and above r-______-"- ____. ____. __ .~r_------J------..... ~,000-5,000 5,000-10,000 Total 10,000 -20,000 20,000-50,000 0 Total :rt .--_.A.__ -...--_-"- __--,,-_._A. ___ --,,-___J_ ____ , . _-..... ---_r_---.J---... 'a rQi No. Males Femillles No. Males Fem<1les No. ~hle~ Fem%les No. Males Fem",]eH No. 'J ,les Females No. Males Females '(1 B) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) :(26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) 1 l6 29,330 27,830 12 15,785 15,237 ~ 13.545 12,593 3 I9,045 I7,r)7r 3 19,045 11.971 1 2,'148 2,680 1 2,'148 2,680 2 ,S 1 2,748 2,680 1 2.748 2.680 4 .5,2.58 .5,306 4 5,258 5,306 6,1'13 5,690 6,173 5,690 5 2 3,082 3,075 2 3,082 3,075 6 II 2,176 2,231 2 2,176 2,231 1 6,170 5,6nO 6,173 5,690 '1 3 5,921 5,52'1 2 2,354 2,211 1 3,567 3,316 ... B 1 1,244, 1,22B 1 1,244 1,228 9 2 4,677 4,299 1 1,110 983 1 3,567 3,316 10 II ~ 15,403 14,311 6 8,1'13 '1,'120 :& 7,Z30 6,597 5,491 5,094 5,491 5,094 '2 2,226 2,062 2 2,226 2,062 1~ 1 1,456 1,386 1 1,456 1,386 13 13 6,787 6,261 2 3,204 2,993 1 3,583 3,268 14, 1 5,491 5,094 1 5,491 5,094 15 1 1,287 1,279 1 1,287 1,279 16 1 3,647 3.329 1 3,647 3,329 17 1 1,381 7,/81 1 1,381 7,181 18 1 7,381 7,187 7,381 7,187 19 20 18 A. IV-Towns Classified by Population with Variation since 1901 EXPLANATORY NOTE This table shows the population of the towns of the distriot for the last five Censuses by sex. It also gives the variation in population from deoade to decade along with the net variation sinee 1901. . In this table, the cities and towns have been classified and arra.nged Mcording to population under six classes namely:- I 100,000 and over. II 50,000 to 100,000 III 20,000 to 50,000 IV ] 0,000 to 20,000 V 5,000 to 10,000 VI Less than 5,000 The class in which the individual town falls is shown under the name of the tOWll. The nature of the local body functioning in each town is shown in the brackets after the name of the town wherever such body is functioning. In this district no fresh town has been added in this census. Town and year Tehsil Persons Variation Males Variation Females Variation (1) (2) Urban Population (Distt. Total) 1901 31,533 16,125 15,408 1911 28,900 - 2,633 14,933 -1.192 B,957 -1,441 ]9~H 30,932 +2,032 lG,OS2 +1,149 14,850 +8B3 1931 40,::!ll +9,270 20,873 +4,791 19,338 +4,488 1941 52,369 + 12,158 2G,878 +6,105 25,391 +6,053 1951 63,154 +10,785 32,590 + 5,61'2 30,564 +5,173 Net Variation +31,621 +] 6,465 +15,156 (1901-1951). Part.abgarh ( M) Partnbgarh (Class IV) 1901 9,819 4,769 .... 5,050 1911 8,329 -1,490 4,186 -583 4,143 - 907 1921 9,182 +853 4,666 +480 4,516 +373 1931 10,845 +1,663 5.601 +935 5,244 +728 1941 13,505 +2,660 6,861 +1,260 6,644 +1,400 1951 14,568 +1,063 7,381 +520 7,187 +543 Net Variation +4,749 +2)612 +2,137 (1901-1951) 19 Town and year Tehsil Persons Variat\on Males Variation Females Variation (1) (2) (3) (4) 5) (8) Chittorgal'h (M) Chittorgarh ( Class IV) 1901 7,593 4,122 3,471 1911 7,332 - 261 3,939 -183 3,393 -78 1921 8,015 +683 4,267 +328 3,748 +355 1931 8,041 +26 4,280 +13 3,761 +13 1941 9,300 +1,259 4,854 +574 4,446 +685 1951 11,863 +2,563 6,173 +1,319 5,690 +1,244 Net Variation +4,270 +2,051 +2,219 .(1901-1951). Nimbahera (M.) Nimbahera (Class IV) 1901 5,446 2,947 2,499 1911 4,278 -1,168 2,260 - 687 2,018 ... 481 1921 5,141 +863 2,759 +499 2,382 +304 1931 5,946 +805 3,076 +317 2,870 +488 19<:1:1 6,898 +952 3,618 +542 3,280 +410 1951 10,585 +3,687 5,491 +1,873 5,094 +1,814 Net Variation +5,139 +2,544 +2,595 (1901-1951) Chhoti Rn,dri (N.A.) Chhoti Sadri (Class V) 1901 5,050 2,520 2,530 1911 4,576 -474 2,344 -176 2,232 - 298 1921 4,757 +181 2,487 + 113 2,270 +38 1931 5,615 +858 2,982 +495 2,633 +363 1941 6,045 +430 3,092 +110 2,953 +320 1051 6,976 +931 3,047 +555 3,329 +376 Net Varirt,tion +1,926 + 1 ,127 -i-79(} (1901-1951) KapftS111 (N.A.) Kapasin (Class V) 1901 1911 Hl21 HJ31 5,400 2,186 2,614 1941 6,085 +685 3,116 +330 2,969 +355 1951 6,883 +798 3,567 +451 3,316 +347 .. 20 Town ~ncl year Tahsil Persons Variation Males Varia.tion Fema.les Variation (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Bari Sadri Bari SadJ:i (Class V) 1941 5,705 2,962 2,743 1951 6,851 +1,146 3,583 +621 3,268 +525 Begun Begun (Class V) 1901 3,625 1,'767 1,858 1911 4,385 +760 2,204 +437 2,181 +323 1921 3,837 -548 1,903 -301 1,934 -247 1931 4,364 +527 2,148 +245 2,216 +282 1941 4,831 +467 2,475 +327 2,356 +140 1951 5,428 +597 2,748 +273 2,680 +324 Net Variation .... +1,803 ... +981 +822 (1901-1951.) 21 ct) lC lC oc:r:> 00 ro M CQ co I: CQ c:r:> c:r:> c:r:> l: I:- ot ~ I: lC CJ) l r I rl ct) ~I ro ~~ s., t- t1D ~ .....~ ....o~ ..." <0 I .....g l ...... "o ~ o CJ) 22 B. ECONOMIC TABLES. 1. In the 1951 Census, the Eoonomio olassification was substituted for the· lassifioation based on Religion. 2. The people have been divided into two broad livelihood categories, vi~, the Agrioultural Classes and the Non-Agrioultural Classes. ~. There are four Agrioultural Classes, defined as below :- I Cultivators of land, wholly or mainly owned, and their dependants. II Cultivators of land, wholly or mainly unowned, and their dependants. III Cultivating labourers and th8ir dependants, and IV Non-cultivating owners of land; agrioultural rent receIvers, and their dependants. 4. There are four Non-Agrioultural Classes, defined as oompnsmg all persons (in. cluding dependants) who derive their prinoipal means of livelihood from :- V Produotion other than oultivation. VI Commerce. VII Transport. VIn Other servioes, and miscellaneous sources. 5. All these classes have': been referred to as Means of Livelihood. Classes or in brief MIL Classes. NOTE.-(a) Land is deemed to be owned" if it is held on any tenure (by whatever name it is known locally) which carries with it the right of permanent occupancy for purposes of cultiva tion." Such right; shonld be heritable. It may be (but need not necessarily be) also transferable. (b) A "Cultivator" (Livelihood Class I or II) is distinguished from a "Cultivating Labourer" (Livelihood class III) as the persOn who takes the responsible decisions which constitute the direction of the process of cultivation. AU cultivating labourers are employees of cultivators. ' (0) The classification of a r:erson employed in any non-agricultural enterprise or establishment is based on the nature of bis own work, not on the nature of the enterprise or establish ment concerned, Thus for instance not all raihHY employees are classifiable under Livelihood Class VII (Transport). Those employed in Railway workshops are classifiable· 'undel' Livelihood Class V and those employed on constructional services under Livelihood Class VIII. 6. Livelihood Sub-Classes :-Each of the eight MIL Classes has been divided into three sub- classes, witli reference to their economic status as below :- 1(1:) Self-supporting persons; (i1:) Non-e~rning dcpo;da,nts; fhud, (iii) Earning depend.ants. Economically active, semi-active and passive persons:- 7. All non-earning dep8lldants are economically passive. They include persons perfor ming house-work or other domestic or personal services for other members of the same family' household. But they (10 not incluue " unpaid family workers or persons who take part along with the members of the family household in carrying on cultivation or a home industry as a family enterprise". 8. All earning dependants are economically semi-active only. Though they contribute to the carrying on {)f economic activities, the magnitude of their individnal contribution tdeemed to be too slIlall to justify their description as economically active. 23 9. All self-supporting persons are, ordinarily, 3conomicH,lly active. But, there are certain classes flJnd groups which constitute an exception to this rule. These are men- tioned below:- (i) The self-supportillg persons of agricultural chtss 1 V. (ii) rrhe fo,loWlllg gL'OUjJ6 of selfsupportill~ porsons who arc inclllc1ed in non-:t,gri cultural class VIII and derive thei r principn,l means of livelihood from miscellaneous sources (otherwise than thr,)ugh economic acti vity) :- (a) Non-working owners of non-agricultnraJ rJ"(lperty, (b) Pensioners and remittance holders, (v) Persons living on cLarity and other persons with unproductive occupations, and (d) inmates of penal institutions and asylums. Classification of Economic activities and Economically active persons:- 10. Economic activities may be defined as including all acti vities of which the result iB the production of useful eOlnmodities or the performance of useful services but not includ ing the performance of domestic or personal services by members of a family household to one another. 11. The most important flJmong all economic activities is the cultivation of land (or the production of the field crops). It stands in a category by itself. All other economic acti vities may be regarded as falling in another cflJtegory which may be referred to as "Industries and Services". All ~hese activities may be classified with reference to the nature of the commodity produced or service performed. Under the present scheme, all industries and services are classified in 10 divisions; and these divisions are snb-divided into 83 sub-divisions- 'rhe scope of ftctivities included in each sub-division is indicated by its title. 12. Economically active persons enga.ged in cultivation, are either cultivators or culti vating labourers i. e., they are persons of sub-class (i) of agricultural chsRes I to III. 13. Economically active persons engaged in Industries and ::;ervices are classifiable in the divisions and sub-divisions. All persons inp.lndcd in en,ch sub-division are further divisible 'into three sections viz., (i) Employers. (ii) Employees, and (iii) Independent Workers. 14. In effecting this classification, no aJcount has been taken of whether the classified person Wf1.13 actually employed or unemployd on the date of enumeratioIl. He hR.s been allocflted to that particular description of economic flJctivity from which he has been in fact deriving a regulrtr (that is non-casual) income, as bis principal means of livelihood. The Tables. 15. The Economic tables for tbe State as a whole with break-up for N n.tural Di visions and districts will be found in Report· Part II B of the Oenstls of India 1951, Volume X, Rajasthan and Ajmer. It also contains a full discussion of the Inuinn Census Economic Classific;ttion Scheme and its comparison with International Standttrd Industrial Classi cation Scheme evolved by the United Nfttions Organisation. 'I'his Handbook contains the abo\"e tables for this district in which they are published down to tract level. 24 16. rrhe l:eplies recorded in the census slips against census questions 9, 10 aHd 11 have been used for classifying every enurnera,ted person within the framework of Economic Classification of people described a.bove. 'rhe results have been exhibited in the three tables. (a) Economic Table I Livelihood clas:-.;es and sub-classes. (b) Economic rrable 11 Seoondary means of livelihood. (c) Economic rrable III Employers, employees, ll,nd independent workers in industries and services by diviaions and sub-di visions. Economic Table I. 17. rllhis table ifl the result of the record of replies to the census qnestion No.9 (1) . . It shows the distribution of population in the eight livelihood classes and 11 sub-classes of each livelihood nl:tss. A (lomplete pictUl'e has been presented of economi()ally active. semi-active and pa::lsi \'8 persons. Economic Table 1I. 18. It specifies the number of self-supporting persons in each of the 8 classes mentioned above' who have more than one means of livelihood and cross classifies them according to the nature of such secondary means of livelihood under the same eight classes. It also displays the number of earning dependants who supplement ( with their own activities) the resources provided for their maintenance by the persons on whom they itt'e dependant. The economic activity of the economically semi-active persons whereby they supplement the above resources has been shown in this table. The replies recorded in the slips against census question 11, showing the occupation of semi-active persons as also tue secondary means of livelihood of selfsupporting persons (with more thitn one occupation) other than the principal means of livelihood, are ·the basis of this table. Economic Table. II r. 19. This table is limited to economically active persons only. Self-supporting persons engaged in Industries and Services have been classified under 10 Di visions and sub-divisions thereof. They have been further divided under each division and sub-division into three cfttegories "Employers" "Employees", and "Independent Workers". (a) MIL ClftsS V (Production other thancultivatjQn) corresponds to Division 0 to 4 (0 Primary industries not elsewhere specified, I-Mining and qultrrying; 2- Processing and manufacture-foodstuffs, textiles leather and products there of; 3-Processing and mlLnufacture metals, chemicals and product a there of; 4-Processing and mn.nufacture not elsewhere specified). (b) MIL class VI (Commerce) corresponds to Division 6 (Commerce). «) MIL class VII (Transport) corresponds to sub-divisions 7'1 to 7'4 of division 7 (Transport, storage and communications). (d) MIL claRs VIn (Obher services and miscellaneous sources) includes Division 5 (Construction and utilities), Division 7 (Transport storage n.nd Corumu nication) with the exception of sub-division 7'1 to 7'4; Division 8 (Health, education and public administration) and Division 9 (Services not else where specified). It also includes other miscellaneous sources of liveli hood e.g. income from investment, pensions and family remittances, proceeds of bpgging and other unproductive activities. These are not, however, included, in Economic Table III whie:h is limited to industries and services. Hence there.iB a difference to this extent between the total self-supporting persons of the non-agricultural classes in Economic Table I. and the total of this table. The reconciliation has been affected by entries of economimdly inactive persons with the following further classification at the end of the table (columns No. 7£18 to 807). 26 B. I-Livelihood Classes- Agricul tural r- ._------All r- -~ ---- «:) Administrative Unit Z Total Population rrotal S. C.(i)Self-sup~ porting persons -....~ J.I __J_ .J._ 1 Chittergarh District Total. 587, 72~ 300,093 287,631 471,557 239,492 232,065129,6U 57,687 2 Chittorgarh District RoraJ. 524,570 -267,503 257,067 461,995 2:)4,658 227,337127,057 56,833 3 Begun S. D. R. 68,099 34,940 33,159 57,'270 29,125 28,145 16,147 8,783 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. .... 95,529 48,686 45,843 82,975 42,257 40,718 22)833 6,859 {) Kapasin S. D. R. .... 77,042 39,230 37,812 69,472 35,321 34,151 18,703 3,685 6 Nimbahera S. D. R. .. " 197,753 100,988 96,765 174,409 88,611 85,798 50,300 28,877 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. ... 86,147 43,659 4~,488 77,869 39,314 38,525 19,074 8,629 8 Chittorgarh District Urban. 63,154 32,590 30,564 9,562 4,834 4,728 2,557 854 Agricultural II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned and their dependants ------Administrative Unit S. C. (i) Self-supporting 1:). C. (ii) Non·eaming S. C. (iii) Ear- 0 Total persons dependants ning dependants Z ';; 0;: e Fe- III Males Females Males Females Males Femliles MlIlee m~le8 (1) (22) (23) (~4) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) 1 Chittorgarh District Tota1. 12,248 11,895 6,665 '; 2,326 ~,629 6,381 954 2,688 2 Chittorgarh District Rural. 11,732 10,940 6,396 2,284 4,427 6,084 909 2,572 3 Begun S. D. R. 2,839 2,517 1,495 447 1,219 1,829 125 241 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. ,],602 2,541 1,420 31-1 816 1,'283 360 944 5 Kapasin S. D. R. 887 778 480 ]50 302 349 105 279 6 Nimbahera S. D. R. 4,678 4,474 2,628 ] ,323 1,771 2,303 279 848 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. 726 630 367 50 319 320 40 260 8 ChittorgarhDistrict Urban 516 455 269 42 202 297 45 116 27 and Sub-classes Clasl)es ""'-,------_._---- _._ .. _._------I-Cnltivators of land wholly or mainly Clas~es owned and their dependants J------______-, ,- ___,L_ ---, S. C. (ii) Non- S. U. (/ii) S. C. (i) 8eJf· S. C. (ii) Non- S. C. (iii) earmng Earning Total supporting earning Earning dependants dependants persons dependants dependants ,-__ J..___ , ,-_..J.....__ , ,-_,L_~. "..-_-L__ ---., ,---_}.___ -, ,-__J.__-, Fe- Fe- Fe- 1 Males Fe- Males Fe- M I Males Females Males rna es Males ma,les rna les rna Ies ... a es males ., (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) DISTRICT 85,882 110,70523,996, 63,673 209,173 200,8~1 113,17~' ~9,431 74,365 94,381 21,63i1i 57,029 83,9i]j1 107,832 23,660 62,672 205,923 197,693 111,452 ~8,972 73,081 92,4382t,390 56,283 11,556 16,716 1,122 Q,G46 :24,5l7 23,413 13,734 7,657 9,1553 13,551 1,:2:30 '2,205 13,059 18,5:33 6,365 15,336 36,906 34,979 19,925 5,812 11,318 15,630 5,663 13,537 11,356 15,170 5,262 15,296 30,938 29.696 16,356 2,642 9,731 1:3,7B7 4,851 14,267 30,896 36,036 7,415 20,885 78,092 75,128 44,304 25,081 27,040 31,042 6,748 19,005 17,074 21,387 3,196 8,509 35,470 34,477 17,133 7,780 15,439 19,428 2,8£)8 7,269 1,941 2,873 336 1,00J 3,250 3,148 1,7;22 459 1,28i]j 1,943 24~ 746 : 1-Non cultivatitJg owners of htnd, agricultural 'ent receivers, III-Cultivating labourers and their depondants and their dependants s. C. (i) Self- S. C. (ii) Non- S, C. (iii) Earning 8, C. (i) _Self· S C. (ii) Non· S. C, (tli) Earning Tot"l Total supportlD g ellrnmg ddt dllpporting persons earning dependants dependants perbO s dependant;; epen an S ------_ ____.__._ ____.__._ ~ ~ _.--.-'-_____ -'---- _....__ Males Fe- Males Fe· Males Fe- Males Fe· Males Fe :\Talrs Fe· Male'! Females ~Ialeg Fe- males males males illfile, ma!o, rna es males (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (33) (~O) (41) (q2) (43) (44) (45' 11,11511,781 6,314 ~,418 3,930 4,646 871 2,717 6,956 8,048 .....____,..3,4611,5122,958 5,297 5371,239 10,48111,064i 5,931 4,1253,708 4,338 8112 2,601 6,522 7,640 3,2781,4522,725 4,972 519] ,216 1,088 1,443 578 538 474 793 36 112 61:)} 772 340 141 310 Bel:) 31 88 1.545 1,G79 86.5 491 457 574 223 614 1,204 1,519 617 242 468 1,036 119 241 1,470 j ,443 816 438 50S G13 146 ::3G2 2,026 2,234 1,051 455 815 1,421 160 358 4,162 1,135 2,510 1,9971,361 1,390 291 748 1679 'J,Ofil :858 4iG 72J 1,301 97 284 2,2j6 2,364 1,169 60l 908 968 146 735 932 1,054 412 138 408 671 112 215 634 117 383 293 222 308 29 116 434 1I0S 183 60 233 3~5 18 23 28 B. I-Livelihood Classes Non-Agricultura.l ------_. __._------ 1U- Classes ... J.... C!) r- """' ,.Q s. C. (i) Self· S. C. (ii) Non· S. C. (iii) .,8 Actminisbrative Unit Total Rupporting . earning Earning Z persons dependants dependanbs __,_ --.;-_...,L__"""\;-___.l. __--..;--_...L-~ -....os ;- Fe- ~ Persons Females Males Females Males Be· Males w Males males males (1) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54) GHITTORGARH I Chlttorgarh Distt. Total II6,I67 60,601 55,566 31,943 7,018 25,642 41,481 3,016 7,061 2 ChHtorgarh Distt. Rur 11 62,575 32,845 29,730 18,161 5,2II [2,787 19,749 1,897 4,770 3 Begun S. D. R. ... 10,829 5,815 5,014 2,935 902 2,701 3,612 179 500 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. ,. 12,554 6,429 6,125 3,780 867 2,096 4,152 553 1,106 5 Kapa.sin S. D. R. " 7,570 3,909 3,661 2,47l 411 1,095 2,205 340 I,Oi5 6 Nimbahera S. D. R. 23,344 12,377 10.967 6,842 2,687 5,073 7,148 462 1,132 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. 8,278 4,315 3,963 2,130 344 1,822 2,632 363 987 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban 53,592 27,756 25,836 13,782 1,807 12,855 21,732 I,II9 2,297 Non-Agricultural ______.______PersonsJ.... (including ______.dependants)______who_ derive their VII-Transport. _J....______- ...... r------S. C. (i) Self· S. C. (ii) Non-earning s. C. (iii) Earning Administrative Uuit Total supporting dependants dependants persons r-___.A. ___"'""\ r--__-.A. ___...... Mltles Fe· Males Females Males Females Males Females rna Ies (1) (71) (72) (73) (74) (75) (76) (77) (78) 1 Chittorgarh Distt. Total ... 1,342 1,144 723 39 562 1,005 57 100 2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rural... 386 354 207 31 157 285 22 38 3 Begun S. D. R. 50 53 28 1 22 47 5 et Cnittorga.rh S. D. R. 217 224 118 22 80 175 19 27 5 Kapasin S. D. R. 12 8 3 1 9 7 6 Nimbahera. S. D. R.... 1{)2 63 54 7 45 51 3 5 7 Partabgarh S. D. R.... 5 6 4 1 5 1 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban... 956 790 516 8 720 35 62 29 and Sub-classes-Oanotd. ~Iasses ~- ----_._------Persons (including dependants) who derive their principai means of livelihood from V -PrJduction (other than cUltivation) VI - Com mer c e r-_____" ___..A.. ______.~ ,- ..A-______"'""'\ S· C, (i) Self- S. C. (ii) S. C. (iii) S.C. (i) Self· S. C. (ii) S. C. (iii) Tota.l supporting Non-earning ERrning Total supporting Non-earning Earning persons dependants dependants persons dependants dependants ~------... r---- -"'--_~ r-__• .A-..._""'""\ r---_L__~r--_..L___~,---_;'_- ____ r-_..A.._--. ,-_.A..~ Males Fe- Males Fo- Males Fe- Males Fe- Males Fe· Males Fe- Males Fe" M 1 Fe- rna les rna les rna les rna les rna les males rna les a es males {55) (56) !57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) DISTRICT. 19,991 18.349 10,812 2,768 8,088 I2,359 log[ 3,222 16,028 14,I51 8,139 424 7,234 12,998 655 729 12,261 10,900 6,733 2,202 4.190 6,410 744 2,28B 7,501 6,583 4,258 283 2.906 5,898 343 402 2,840 2,438 1.477 584 1,260 1,493 103 361 816 716 459 50 334 615 23 21 2,176 2,079 1,219 290 773 1,283 184 506 1,559 1,337 970 26 468 1,239 121 7a 1,458 1,358 917 125 402 723 139 510 997 887 625 16 314 753 58 lIS 4,493 3,864 2.451 1,136 1,848 2,219 194 509 2,977 2,574 1,627 150 1,291 2,347 59 77 1,300 1,161 669 67 507 692 124 402 1,158 .1,069 577 41 499 914 82 114: ',724 1.449 4,019 566 3,298 5.949 347 934 8,521 7,568 3,881 141 4,328 7,100 312 327 'Classes-Concld· 'Principal means of livelihood from VIII -Other services and miscellaneous sour0iS ,- ---~ S. C. (i) Self·supporting S. C. (ii) Non·earning S. Q, (iii) Earning Total persons dependants dependants ..., ~ ____..A.._ ..., r-____..A.. ____ ... r- -"- -..r--_..A..- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (79) (80) (81) (82) (83) (84) (85) (86) 23.240 21,922 12,26g 3,787 9,758 15,lI9 1,213 3,016 12,685 II,893 6,963 2695 4,934 7,156 788 2,042 2,1()'9 1,807 !l71 267 1.085 1.427 53 113 2,477 2,485 1,473 529 775 1,455 229 501 1.442 1,408 929 269 370 722 143 417 4,805 4,466 2,710 1,394 1.889 2,531 206 541 1.852 1,727 880 236 815 1,021 157 470 10,555 10,02g 5,306 1,092 4,824 7,963 425 974 30 B. II-Secondary lWeans, _-----'----- Number of persons deriving their C.ltivation of owned land Cultivation of Livelihood Classes Self-supporting . Total Self-supporting persons Earmng dependants ~rotal persons ------"'--- Males--- Femilies Males______.,___ Females Males----- Females Males------ Females Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) CHITTORGA&H ~otal All Classes (both Agri - 17,01544,531 2,~40 458 U,575 44,073 1,777 2,251 1,008 340 ~lUltural & Non-agricultural). - All Agricultural Classes . 14,6~1 43,558 34~ 128 1~,297 43,430 1,388 2,154 665 286 I Cultivators of land wholly 14,195 43,104 .... 14,195 43,104 847 642 618 256 or mainly owned. II Cultivators of land wholly 138 96 103 35 35 61 479 1,458 , or mainly unowned . \III Oultivating labourers .... 191 208 146 80 45 128 54 30 39 20 llv Non-cultivating owners of 117 150 9.§_, 13 22 137 8 '24 8 10 land; Agricultural rent ./ receIvers. AU'Non-agricultural Classes 2,374 973 2,096 330 278 643 389 97 343 54 (Persons who derive their Principal means of livelihood from). .. V Production other than 1,038 517 924 172 114 345 154 45 136 24 culti vn.tion. VI Commerce .... 444 85 408 29 36 56 91 6 87 4 VII ~rransport .... 61 9541 7 8 13 2 13 VIII Other serVICes and 831 362 710 128 121 ~34 131 44 107 miscellaneous sources. Number 01 persons deriving thp.il." ------~~e~~~------~ ,_---- :c.ivelihood Classes Tolial Self-Sp~~~~!ing Earning dependants Total Belf-supporting ~ persons ~- ____,.___ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males--- Fema.les Malas FemaleS' 1 (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) Total All Classes (both Agri-18,66611,344i 12,959 3~549 5,707 7,795 3,256 1,348 2,509 393' (lultural & Non-agricultural). All Agricultural Classes • 17,142 8,458 12,388 3,2U2 4,754 5,046 2,413 1,095 2,175 368 I Oultivators of lltnd 15,300 7,35610,971 2,972 4,329 4,384 1,845 983 1,646 305 wholly or mainly owned. II Oulti vators of land 818 407 tjo3 HJJ 155 215 104 54 97 21 wbolly or mainly un- owned . .III Oultivating labourers. 541 342 389 154 152 188 32 H) 30 8 1· , J IV Non-cultivating owners 483 353 365 94 1 ,i, ~t9 432 42 402 34 of la?-d; Agricl1ltural rent _/ receIvers. AU Non-agricultural Classes. 1,524 2,886 571 137 953 2,749 843 253 334 25 (PerRons who derive their Principal men,ns of livelihood from). V Production other than 871 1,893 183 22 688 1,871 98 39 79 cuI ti vation. VI Oommerce 135 314 84 17 51 297 634 175 170 5 VII '11ransport 22 35 11 11 35 17 3 12 VIII Othor serVICes and 496 644 293 98 203 546 94 36 73 11 miscellaneous sources. 31 of Livelihood. secondary means of livelihood from ------unowned land ----.. Employment as cultivating labourer Rent on ~griculturalland Earning dependant~ Tot"l Self-supporting Earnin!! dcpcll(lants Tntal Self-supporting per,;o1l3 ~ persons Earning dependanos ,..----'---., ~ -----.. ---',,"----- ~, __..---'---.., ...... --.... ,__.A..__ --... Males Females Males .!!'amales Males Females Males l:!'smaleR Males Females Males ~-emales Males Females (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) DISTRICT TOTAL 'li!9 1,911 4,95212,825 2,097 1,538 2,85511,287 3,260 800 2,916 360 344 500 723 1,868 4,361 11,536 1,720 1,319 2,64;1 jO,217 1,032 652 761 243 271 409 229 386 3,289 8,075 1,433 1,187 J ,806 (;,888 720 315 670 191 50 124 479 1,458 426 843 '213 65 213 '178 23 29 20 22 3 7 15 10 560 2,156 oCO 2,156 73 39 71 30 2 9 14 136 462 74 67 6~ 395 216 269 216 269 43 591 1,289 377 219 214 1 ,070 2,~2S 2:)8 2,155 117 73 91 18 21 300 677 204 143 96 .534 444 90 425 60 19 30 4 '2 32 84 24 8 8 76 1,076 36 1,0.52 10 '24 26 2 20 25 11 j 25 10 3 9 1 1 24 18 239 503 138 68 101 435 698 79 BoD 29 34 secondary means of livelihood from __...__meree Transport Other £ervices and mif;celhtneous 'ourceR Earniug dependants Self-supporting Self-supporting Total Earning dependa11ts Total Earning dependants persons persons __.______.---_~1 ~_ ~ __ _"-__ ..------'---.., Males Females Males Hemales lIbleB Females l\1 ales Fpmales :Males Fem~les lILLles-----'----- Vemales Males F"m;;les (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (H, (45) (46) (47) (48) ~- 955 508 50 440 23 68 27 7,981 5,465 6,034 1,273 1,947 4,192 ;,.-- 238 727 428 40 394 -- 21 34 19 6,218 2,943 5,1 SO 986 1,038 1,957 199 678 381 30 356 12 25 18 4,954 2,127 4,1;:;"; 680 f'Ol 1,/147 7 33 22 17 2 5 384 229 3Q7 93 57 136 2 8 14 8 12 7 2 1 3R8 313 245 96 a3 217 30 8 J 1 -9 2 542 274 455-' 117 87 157 509 228 80 10 43 2 34 8 1,763 2,522 854 287 909 2,235 19 30 17 13 4 '2 460 528 327 139 133 389 464 )70 ]2 172 147 ]04 45 68 103 5 3 6 10 14 6 32 22 22 2 10 20 21 25 2 11 2 16 ] ,099 1,825 401 101 698 1,721 32 B. II-Second,uy MeatUs Number of persons deriving their Cultivation of owned land Cultivation of Livelihood Classes ------~------Total Self-supporting E . g ddt ~----~Tot I Se]f·suppcrtini' persons arum epen an B a pEzlons U ~ ...-~ .-~ ...... ---'--...... ---'- lIIales F~males Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) CHITTORGARR Total All Glasses (both Agri- 16,19643,902 1,829 409 14,36743,493 1,704 2,181 961 38a cultural & Non-agriculturaL) All Agricultural Classes ... 14,487 43,095 33'3 124 14,15442,971 1,351 2,099 652 283 I Cultivators of Iftnd wholly 14:058 49,657 14,058 42,657 838 640 610 254 or mainly owned. II Cultivators ofll\nd wholly 134 92 102 35 32 57 456 1,406 ,I,. or mainly unowned. III Cultivating labourers .. 184 199 140 79 44 120 49 30 34 20 IV Non-cultivating owners 111 147 91 10 20 137 8 23 8 9 of land; Agricultural rent; receivers. All Non-agricultural Classes. . 1,709 8071,496 285 213 522 353 82 309 60 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from) V Production other than 840 438 749 157 91 281 139 45 122 24 cuI ti vation. VI Commerce 253 75 234 24 HI 51 91 4 87 2 VII Transport .. _ 23 3 21 1 2 2 ,)" 1 :3 VIII Other services and mis 593 291 492 103 101 188 l20 32 97 24 ce 11 ftneous sources. ------_._--N umber of persons dedvJng their Production other than cultivation Com- Livelihood Classes Total Self-"upporting Earning dependants Total I:lelt-supporting perGons persons ~~_...__~--- Males Females Males Females Males Yemales Males Females Males Females (1) (26) (27) 28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) • Totrtl All Classe.s (both Agri- 17,89810,208 12,543 3,477 5,355 6,7312,685 1,201 2,194 370 cultural 8£ Non-agricultural., All Agricultural Classes 16,897 8,362 12,173 3,372 4,724 4,9832,326 1,028 2,096 357 I Cultivatorl-! of lltnd wholly 15,122 7,28910,812 2;9~4 4,310 4,335 1,779 9321,585 296 or mainly owned. II Cultivators of land wholly 791 402 641 192 150 2LO 99 42 94 21 or mainly unowned. III Cultivitting labourers .... 508 322 361 140 147 182 27 12 25 6 IV Non-cultivating owners 476 349 359 a3 117 256 421 42 392 34 of land; Agricultural rent recei verso All Non-agrioultural Classes .. 1,001 1,846 370 98 631 1,748 359 173 98 13 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipl\l rneans of livelihood from) V Production other tba,n 553 1,258 108 16 445 1,242 44 24 36 2 cultivation. VI Commerce 76 115 !54 11 22 104 270 134 27 VII Transport .... 8 21 4 4 21 3 ••• 2 ••• VIII Other services and mis- 364 452 204 71 160 381 42 15 33 11 cellaneous sou roes. 33 of Livelihood- Oontd. 'hecondary means of JiV'elihood from ------unowned land Employment as cultivating labourer Rent on agricultural land , Self-supporting, Self-supportl'ng Earnmg dependants Total persons Earnmg dependants Total persons Earning dependants ------____.__ ~ ______.______.__ _.....______.__ - __ -"'----, Males Females Males b'ema.les Uales H'emales Males Fema.les Males 8'emales Males Females 11ales Females (12) (13) (U) (15) (16) (17) (18) (i9) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) DISTRICT RURAL 743 1,848 4,76212,212 1,986 1,481 2,77610,731 2,609 810 2,273 346 336 464 699 1,816 4,225 11,232 1,642 1,286 2,583 9,946 1,006 635 735 240 271 395 228 386 3,140 7,902 1,372 1,156 1,768 6,746 701 314 651 190 50 124 456 1,406 405 806 198 65 207 741 22 27 19 22 3 5 151 10 547 2,069 54 7 2,069 67 36 65 28 2 8 14 133 455 72 65 61 390 216 '158 216 258 44 32 537 980 3~4 195 193 785 1,603' 175 1,538 108 65 69 17 21 275 559 187 136 . 88 423 341 85 322 57 19 28 4 2 28 38 22 4 6 34 803 34 781 10 22 24 1 19 7 11 871 3 1 2 1 23 8 215 376 124 55 91 321 458 53 434 37 24 16 secondary means of livelihood from _.....___meree Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources Self-supporting Earning dependants Total' Self-supporting ;Earning dependants Total persons persons Earning, dependants __.__ ___..____ ~ ~ ~ Males ~'emales --Males Females Males Females Males ~·emaleB. ------Males Females Males FemILles Males Females (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) 491 831 382 36 352 19 30 17 6,833 4,457 5,374 1,130 1,459 3,327, 230 671 369 34 342 19 17 15 5,946 2,832 4,964 957 982 1,875 194 636 332 25 320 11 1'2 14 4,769 '2,0-14 3)999 659 770 1,385 5 21 11 1 9 1 2 374 225 320 93 54 132 2 6 10 8 8 7 2 1 314 g98 ~31 93 83 205 29 8 6 • 5 1 489 265 414 112 75 153 261 160 23 2 10 13 2 887 1,625 410 173 477 1,452 8 22 4 1 4 1 298 373 226 103 72 270 '243 134 () 5 83 88 56 35 27 53 1 6 1 6 1 554 1 5 ,9 4 :8 ... 5 3 501 1,159 124 35 377 1,124 34 B. II-Secondary Means Numher of persons deriving their Cultivation of owaed land CultivHtion of ------,.------~~-- Li velihood Classes Total Belf-supporting Earning dependants Totfll Self-supporting persons persuns _____..____. ---"--- ~Ma.les lremale~ -----Males Females ------Males Females ------Male" Fem~les Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) BEGUN Total All Classes (both Ilgri 1,023 1,528 290 65 733 1,463 i36 65 109 11 cultural & Non-agricultural) All Agricultural Classes 734 1,392 31 2 703 1,390 55 51 30 2 I Cultivators of land who 675 1,316 675 1,316 30 5 27 lly or mainly owned. II Cultivators of land who 29 23 7 22 23 42 lly or mainly unowned. III Cultivating labourers ... 12 27 10 2 27 1 4 1 IV Non-cultiva.ting owners 18 26 14 2 4 24 '2 2 ..... of land; Agricultural rent reael vel's. All Non-agricultural Classes 289 136 259 63 30 73 81 19 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from) V Productio~ other than 219 121 193 57 26 64 40 9 38 5 cultivation. VI Commerce 26 7 25 3 1 4 13 2 13 2 VII Tnt'1sport .. 3 3 1 1 VIn O~her services and mis 41 l) 38 3 3 5 '21 3 27 cellaneous sources. ._------_._------Number of persons deriving their Produotion other than cultivation Com ------.-- --'---. - Lh (1) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) Total All Chases ( both Agri- 2,103 1,254 1,586 ~97 517 757 194 197 176 125 cultural & Non-agricultural) All Agricultural Classes 1,967 1,009 1,530 482 437 527 161 193 152 125 I Ollltivat(Jrfwfhncl ,vholly 1,50:2 63:J 1,151 302 851 330 106 183 101 121 or mainly oIVnrd. II CnltivH,tOI'R of bud wholly 3J::l 253 J.39 1 or lll:1inly unowIled. III Cultiv[1;ting labourers .... 88 95 70 53 18 42 IV Non-cultiv[1;ting uwners 55 29 50 3 o 26 34 3 SO oq of land; Agricultural rent recelverb All Non-agrir;ultural Classes 133 245 56 15 80 230 33 .4; 24 (Persons who c1eri ve their Prin- cipal meH,IlS of Ii \'clihood from) V Production other than 63 199 6 57 199 10 10 cuI ti vation Vi Commerce 19 14 15 6 4 8 14 4 5 vn Transport 1 1 1 1 C)... 2 VIII Other senices and 'llis 53 31 34 9 19 22 7 7 ,.". cellaneous sources 35 of Livelihood-Oontd. secondary means of livelihood from -.------~------unowned land Employment as cultivating labourer Rent on a,gricultural hmd Belf-su pporting Self-supporting Earning dependants Total Earning dependants Tohl persons persons Earning dependants ----"--- ~ _.___, ~ Males--- Females Males----- Females Males Females M~les Females Males :Wemftles Males Females ll1rtles l"emales (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) SUB-DIVISION RURAL. 27 54 181 315 118 71 63 2~4 174 183 163 100 11 83 25 419 128 242 68 45 60 197 38 172 32 91 6 81 () .J 5 67 184 '25 33 4'2 151 27 149 22 73 5 76 '22 42 39 '20 31 5 8 15 8 14 7 14 1 9 '20 9 3 4 4: ... '2 20 ,.., ·3 13 18 1'2 7 1 11 0 5 2 5 53 73 50 26 3 47 136 11 131 9 5 2 '2 4 40 53 37 23 3 30 31 6 31 6 ...... '0. 1 2 1 54 1 50 4 1 ...... 1 12 18 1'2 3 15 51 4 50 3 1 1 ------secondary means of livelihood from ------,meree Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources Self-supporting Self-supportillg Earning dependants Total Total Earning dependants persons Earning dependants persons _...______.__ _...._~ ____..._ Males Females Males Femflles Males Females Males Females Males Females ------Males Females Males Females (36) (37) (SS) (39) (40) (41) (42) (48) (HI (45) (46) (47) (4S) (49) 18 72 12 1 12 1 911 639 679 167 232 4172 9 68 12 12 781 470 599 136 182 334 5 62 9 9 603 355 451 90 140 265 ••• 6 3 3 84 43 75 17 9 26 ."'. 31 38 24 17 7 21 4 63 i"34 46 12 17 22 9 1 1 130 169 80 31 50 138 1 1 71 77 56 14 15 63 9 4 11:5 '2 11 5 :2 3 4 3 4 ... 40 86 ]0 17 30 69 36 B. II-Secondary Me~ns Number of persons deriving their Cultivlttion 01 owned land Cultl vation of Livelibood Classes Total !:loll-supporting Ktrning dependants Total Self-supporting persons persons ~ ______..__ ~ ------1Tales Females .------Males Fema,les Male~ Females l\lales }j'emales Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) CHITTORGARH Total All Classes (both Agri- 4,970 12,608 380 38 4,590 1~,570 635 1,171 190 119 cultural & Non-agt·icultural). All Agricultural Classes . 4,061 12,~49 25 12 4,53612,437 512 1,126 83 94 I Cultivators ,of Ja,na 4,50912,355 4,509 12,355 190 274 78 91 wholly or mainly owned. II Cultivators of i:Lnd 7 7 7 3 4 317 847 wholly or mainly un- owned. III Cultivating labourers 17 69 1 9 16 60 2 5 g 3 IV Non-cultivating Owners 28 18 17 11 18 3 3 of land; Agricultuml rent receivers. AU Non-agricultural Classes. 409 159 355 26 54 133 123 45 107 25 (Persons who derive their Prin- ciptd means of Ji velihood froill) J V Production other than 163 83 151 6 12 77 56 27 50 14 cultivation. VI Commerce 96 22' 91 7 5 15 31 31 VII Transport 17 1 16 1 1 2 1 2 VIII Otber aerVICes and 133 53 97 12 36 41 34 17 24 11 miscellaneous sources. Number of persons deriving their Production other than cultivat.ion Com Livelihood Classes Total Self-supporting Earning dependants Total Selhupportmg persons persons _____..___-----~ ~ ~ ~ Males Females lI1ales Females Males Females Males Femltles Males J<'omales (1) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) Total All Classes (both Agri- 2,627 1,248 1,769 294 858 954 509 94 359 37 cultural & Non-agricultural.) All Agricultural Classes. 2.242 668 1,622 262 620 406 370 71 337 36 I Cultivators of land 1,890 529 1,340 221 550 308 297 52 266 31 wholly or mainly owned. II Cultivators of land 167 48 140 21 27 27 22 14 21 2 wholly or mainly un owned. III Cultivating labourers 104 50 77 it 10 27 40 6 4 6 2 IV Non-cultivating owners 81 41 65 10 18 31 45 1 44 1 of land; Agricultural rent receivers. All Non.agricultural Classes. 385 580 147 32 238 548 139 23 22 1 (Persons who derive their Prin cipalrneans of livelihood from) V Production other than 207 268 71 11 136 257 8 8 cultivation. VI Commerce 15 21 13 1 2 20 114 22 4 VII 'rransport 4 19 1 ... 3 19 1 VIn Other serVICes and 159 272 6~ 20 97 252 16 1 10 1 miscellaneous sources. 37 of Livelihood-Conid. i3econdary means of livelihood from ------_..,_,unowned land Employment as cultivating labourer ------' Rent on agricultural land Earning dependants Total Self-supporting Earning dependants Total Self-supporting persons persons Earning dependants _..__ ..-----'------..-----'------______..______.______..._.._ Males It'emales Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) ~U:U·DIVISION RURAL. 445 1,052 634 1,234 2U 100 386 1,134 570 203 465 22 105 181 429 1,032 522 1,074 181 66 3111 1,008 179 174 93 11 86 168 112 183 286 519 139 43 147- 476 95 8 83 4 12 4 317 847 43 37 36 9 7 28 1 1 2 178 480 178 480 11 8 10 6 1 2 15 38 0 14 9 24 73 157 70 157 16 20 112 160 67 34 45 126 391 29 372 11 19 18 6 13 55 100 39 23 16 77 86 14 79 3 7 11 1 1 1 1 218 3 215 1 3 2 1 8 4 1 7 4 1 2 1 1 1 10 6 48 55 26 11 22 44 86 10 77 6 9 4 ------secondary means of livelihood from ______..___merce Transport mher services and miscellaneous sources Self-supporting Self-supporting Earning dependants Total Earning dependants Total Earning dependants persons persons ~___.__~ --"--..~~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (4.9) 150 57 ?U 3 27 i Hit 2 1,57~ 653 1,204 161 370 492 33 35 25 2 24 1 1 1 1,437 393 1,118 139 319 254 31 21 18 1 18 1 1,'232 286 9:-)0 97 302 189 1 12 3 3 ••• 80 48 72 22 8 26 ~ '2 1 1 1 1 33 31 32 3 1 28 1 3 2 1 92 28 84 17 t:l 11 117 ~2 16 1 3 13 1 137 260 86 £2 51 238 4 4 26 80 23 9 3 71 110 '2 '2 13 14 12 2 1 12 1 6 1 6 1 '2 1 1 1 1 6 4 1 3 96 165 50 11 46 154 38 B. II-Secondary Means Number of persons deriving their Cultivation of owned land ------Ou ltivati on of Li velihood Classes l Self-supporting - Total Self-supporting Tota persons EarJ~mg dependants persons ___..______..._ ~ ______,______.A-_ Males Females Males Females JliIaJes Females Jlijales Females Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) XAPASIN 11 Total All Classes (both Agri- 3,867 13,10~ 261 19 3,606 13,085 307 205 247 21 cultural & Non-agricultural). All Agricultural Classes .... 3,65213,000 66 18 3,586 12,982 261 200 203 18 I Cultivators of land wholly 3,574 12,893 3,574 12,893 201 22 188 15 or mainly owned. II Cultiva.tors ofland wholly 46 21 42 11 4 10 45 172 or mainly unowned. III Cultivating labourers .... 17 12 11 5 6 7 13 5 13 IV Non-cultivating owners 15 74 13 2 2 72 2 1 ~ 1 of land; Agricultural rent receivers. All Non-agricultural Classes. 215 10QJ 195 1 20 103 ~6 5 44 3 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of Iivelihood from) IV Production other than 91 39 83 1 8 38 16 2 14 1 cui ti vation. VI Commerce 49 13 44 5 13 21 1 21 VII Transport .... VIII Obher services and mis- 75 52 68 7 52 9 '2 9 cellaneous sources. ------Number of persons deriving-- their Production other than cUltivation Com- Livelihood Classes Total Selfp-8eUr~poDrtiDg E~,rning dependants Total Bolf-supporting __,___ _.__00 B ------_..______.______,._____persons Males Female. Males Fem901es M~leB Females Males Femg,les Males Females- (1) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) Total All Classes (both Agri- 2,763 1,495 1,466 169 1,297 1,326 406 152 347 38 -cultural & Non-agricultural) . All Agricultural Classes .... 2,620 1,103 1,~28 155 1,192 948 342 111 319 35 I 'Cultivators of land ", Ail Non-agricultural Classes. 143 392 38 14 105 378 64 41 28 3 (Persons who nerivR their Prin- cipa.l lYleitnR of livelihood from) V Production other than 90 290 16 5 80 285 17 19 11 clllti vation. 'VT CcmmercR 9 61 3 2 6 59 40 19 12 VII rl'r"Dsport .... VIII Other services and mis- 38 41 19 7 19 34 7 3 5 1 eellaneous sources. 39 of Livelihood-Oontd. ------secondary means of livelihood from _..____unowned land Employment as cultivating labourer Rent on agricultural land ::;uif-.;upportillg E . ddt Earning dependants Total a rillng epoll an s Total Seli-,upporting persons porsons Earning dependants ~ ...------"--- _____.______.___ --~ Males Females Male~ Females Males Females Males Females _...._Males Females Males Vemales ----"'---_Males Females (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) SUB-DIVISION RURAL 60 184 417 656 235 59 182 597 564 117 504 41 60 76 68 182 320 555 163 47 157 508 217 91 168 27 49 13 7 188 245 1]6 24 72 221 156 44 135 17 21 27 45 172 33 22 23 5 10 17 3 61 2'23 61 223 33 13 33 10 ... 3 38 65 '24 18 H 47 28 34 28 34 2 2 97 101 72 12 25 89 347 26 336 14 12 1 37 62 29 4 8 58 81 16 77 10 4 6 1 14 14 1 1 192 2 185 7 '2 46 37 29 7 17 30 74 8 74 4 4 secondary means of livelihood from _.._meree Transport Other services and mi (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (4(;) (47) (48) (49) 59 114 13 9 10 3 9 1,326 1,058 S91 108 335 950 23 76 13 9 10 3 9 1,091 623 89i 96 194 5£7 f7 I 66 12 9 10 :3 9 815 329 710 32 106 297 2 1 1 57 57 41 5 J6 52 2 90 12'2 4f) 19 44 103 16 6 129 115 100 40 29 75 38 ...... 235 435 9qj 12 141 423 6 17 63 112 32 7 31 105 28 '19 ••• ...... '20 23 8 ... 12 23 2 152 300 54 5 98 295 40 B. II-Secondary Means N umber of persons deriving t beir ------CultiVRtlnJl of ('Wllcd land Cultivation of Li velihood Classes -"--- S,·]f-F'UPPOI tlllg Self-supporting Total Earning depel1dants Total ----'-____ persons ______..___ persons ------. ---... ---'---. _..----' ------:1I1ale9 Females J'lales Females l\hles Female,., Males Females ~lalrR ~'emales 1) (2) (3) 4) (5) 6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) NIMBAHERA Total All Classes (b lth Agri- 4,987 12,71J.7 717 276 4i,270 12,471 403 271 338 128 cuI tu ral & Non -agricultural). All Agricultural Classes 4i,340 12,388 161 86 4,179 J 2,302 aao 255 276 116 I Culti V[1,tors of land wholly 4,16112,243 4,16112,243 270 1'24 263 104 or mainly owned II Cultivators ofland wholly 43 39 37 21 (:j 18 45 116 or mainly unowned III Oultivating labourers. _. 100 78 90 59 10 19 15 15 13 12 IV Non-cultivating owners 36 28 34 6 2 22 of land; Agricultural rent receivers AU Non-agricultural Classes 647 359 556 190 91 169 73 16 62 12 {Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from) V Production other than 310 171 '275 88 35 83 '25 7 18 4 cultivation VI Oommerce . 49 '22 44 14 5 8 18 1 17 VII rrransport .... 3 '2 '2 1 '2 VIII Other services and mis- 2~5 164 ',2:)5 88 50 76 30 8 27 8 cellaneous sources Number of perRolls deriving their --_------~------Product" II (,1,110' t.han cultiY:1tion Com Liv~liho()d Cll\@ses 8!-_'] f -:-'U 1)1)01 ~11l g Self supporting Total Barnil1g depencbuts Total per ... ons p~rbons ----'~ _- ... _------..._ ------'------....----'--. _..----'-- ~hleg Females \I,d,·, ~':'I(l"le" \I~les ~'t'Ill~le8 M"les Females )l:lles ~'emale8 (1) (2G) (27) (28) (2\1) (80) (31) (32) (33) (3-1-) (35) Total All Classes (both Agri- 5,125 2,947 8,799 1,265 1,326 1,682 619 116 576 74 cultural & Non-agricultural) All Agricultulal Classes 4i,899 2,613 3,689 1,228 1,210 1,385 566 100 555 65 I Cultivatol'Rofland wholly 4,41'2 '2)354 3,304 1,107 1,108 1,'247 414 86 408 56 or mainly owned II Oul ti vatot's of hnc1 IV holly 19,5 49 169 24 26 25 16 2 16 1 or mainly unowtl8(1 III Oultivatillg hbourerR .... Hl~3 100 130 59 54 41 5 4 5 2 IV Non-cultiv~~tlllg owners 99 110 77 38 '22 72 131 8 126 6 of land; Agricultural rent ,receivers All Non-agrioultural Classes 226 334 110 37 116 297 53 16 21 9 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from) V Production other thR.n 94 '209 7 87 209 6 2 4 cuI ti vat ion VI Commerce 18 18 .14 2 . ..4 16 35 ,a 6 VII 'l'mllsport _, 3 1 '2 1 1 ,\ VIII Oth-Pf services 'and mis- 111 106 87 ,35 .24 .71 12 11 11 9 cellaneous sources 41 of Livelihood-Contd. secondary means of livelihood from unowned land Employment as cultivating,labourer Rent on agricultural la,nd Self-supporting . Earning dependants Total Self-iupporting Earning dependants ' persons ElilrllIng dependants Total persons ~ ~------.. ~ ~ .----'--_ ~ r---~~~--_ lI1ales ~'emales Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) SU B·DIVISION RURAL. 65 Hi3 2,930 7,579 1,123 849 1,807 6,730 980 260 928 161 52 96 54 139 2,719 7,065 998 743 1,721 6,322 370 168 338 102 32 66 7 '20 '2,20-1 5,609 888 671 1,316 4,938 314 98 312 91 2 7 45 116 '273 704 91 46 182 658 12 12 11 7 1 5 2 3 195 628 195 628 16 5 15 4 1 1 47 124 19 26 28 98 '28 53 ... 28 53 11 4 211 514 125 106 86 408 610 92 590 62 20 30 7 3 106 269 66 78 40 191 115 45 110 35 5 10 1 1 9 25 3 3 6 2'2 312 21 305 7 7 14 11 '2 10 1 '2 1 1 ... 3 85 218 46 25 39 193 183 25 175 19 8 6 _____secondary means • ______of livelihood from ~ __ ....i.______meree____._____ Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources Self-snpporting"------. Self-supporting Earning dependants Total Earning dependants Earning dependants Total persons persons ,.,------..------.. .,..,.---'------_.--. - '------__.. ... ------"---... ..-----'---...... ---'- J\Iales Pemales Males Females 1\1 ales Females JI-hles Females 1\1 ales Females Males Females Mldes Females (36) (37) (38) (S9) (40) (H) (42 (4S) {44} (45) (46) (47) (48) (4,9) 43 42 304 23 293 18 11 5 2,264 1,506 1,961 658 303 848 It 35 29'i 23 286 18 11 5 2,037 1,182 1,8~0 051. 19'i 631 6 30 '282 15 273 11 9 4 1,646 928 1,507 41~ 139 516 1 3 1 3 1 144 74 1'25 49 19 25 2 9 7 7 6 '2 1 113 104 86 51 27 53 5 2 3 3 134 76 1'22 39 12 37 32 7 7 7 227 324 121 107 '106 217 '2 '2 116 84 98 73, 18 11 29 3 3 3 20 45 13 32 7 13 1 2 4 ." 4 91 195 10 '2 81 193 42 B. lI-Secondary Means Number of persons deri'lling their ------~------Oultivation of owned land Cultivation of Li rolihood Clasqes Total Self-supporting Earning dependants Total Self-supporting persons persons _..__ .....---'------.....---'------___.._ .....---'------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fem"les (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) PARTABGARK Total All Classes (both Agri- 1,34i9 3,915 181 11 1,168 3,904 223 469 77 54i oultural & Non-agricultural) All Agricultural Classes 1,200 3,866 50 6 1,150 3,860 193 467 60 53 I Cultivators of land 1,139 3,850 1,139 3,850 147 215 54 44 wholly or mainly owneu. II Cultivators of land 9 '2 9 27 229 wholly or mainly unowned III Cultivating labourers ... 38 13 28 6 10 7 18 1 5 1 IV Non-cultivating owners 14 1 13 1 1 1 22 1 8 of land; Agricultural rent receivers All Non·agricultural Classes 149 49 131 5 18 44 30 2 17 t (Persons who derive their Prin cipal means of livelihood from) V Production other than 57 24 47 5 10 19 2 cultivation VI Commerce 33 11 30 3 11 8 5 VII Transport VIn Other services and 59 14 54 5 14 20 10 1 miscell1tneous sources Number of persons deriving their Production other than cultivA.tion Com Liveliheod Classes '!'otal Self-supporting Earning ilependants Total SeU-supporting persons persons ~.....---'------~ .---1.------.. _--"--- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females. (26) (27) (28) (29) (aO) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) Total All Classes (both Agri- cultural & Non-agricultural) 5,280 3,264 3,923 1,252 1,357 2,012 957 642 736 96 All Agricultural Classes 5,169 2,969 3,904 1,252 1,265 1,717 887 553 733 96 I Cultivators of land 5,078 2,929 3,834 1,226 1,244 1,703 817 536 672 wholly or mainly owned II Cultivators of land 23 20 18 17 5 3 38 17 34 17 wholly or mainly unowned III Cultivating labourers. 36 17 23 9 13 8 8 6 IV Non-cultivating owners of land; Agricultural 32 3 29 3 3 24 21 rent receivers All Non-agricultural Olasses 111 295 19 92 295 70 89 3 (Persons who derive their Prin- oipal means of livelihood from) V Production other than 93 292 8 .85 292 3 3 ... cultivation VI Commerce 15 1 9 6 1 67 86 VII Transport ... VIII Other servwes and 3 2 2 1 2 misce llaneous sources 43 of Livelihood-Contd. secondary means of livelihood from ------unowned land Employment as cultivating labourer Rent on agricu~turalland Self-supporting Earning dependants Tot,,) Self-supporting Earning dependants Tot III Earning dependants - persons ...-- persons- -"'_---..... ,--__..-A-. __ _ -----'- ~ .------. Males Females Males ~'emales Males Females Males--- Fe.nales 1bles Females Males Females Males Fema.les (12) (VI) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (113) (24) (25) SUB-DIVISION RURAL. 146 415 600 2,428 262 402 338 2,026 321 47 213 19 108 28 f33 414 536 2,296 232 385 304 1,911, 202 30 104 9 98 21 93 171 395 1~345 204 385 191 960 109 15 99 5 10 10 27 229 17 23 17 23 '2 1 1 13 104 718 104 718 4 6 4 4 2 14 '20 210 11 9 210 87 9 87 9 13 1. 61jj 132 30 17 34 115 119 17 109 10 10 7 37 75 16 8 21 67 28 4 3 3 1 3 3 8 3 8 27 7 26 1 5 1 1 ... 10 1 24 48 11 9 13 39 64 6 58 5 6 1 seoondary means of livelihood from merce Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources Self-supporting Earning depend nts Tota.l Self-supporting Ea.rning dependants ----Earning dependants Total persens a persons __.,___ __.,_____, ------.- ---""----. Males-- Females Mal~s Females Males Females Ma.les Females Males Females Males--- ~'emales Males Females (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (4J) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (~7) (48) 221 546 12 10 2 758 601 539 36 219 565 154 457 12 .10 .... 2 600 164 510 35 90 129 145 457 11 10 1 473 h6 398 28 75 118 4 1 1 9 3 7 '2 3 2 ,...... ••• 47 3 43 3 4 3 ...... 71 12 ,4 9 8 67 89 ... 158 IjjS7 29 1 129 486 3 ...... 22 20 17 5 20 67... 86 14 4 1 '2 3 ••• 122 413 122 4~3 44 B. H.-Secondary Means Nnmber of persons deriving their Cultivation of o\\'Jlp(j land Cultivation of Li velihood Classes Total Self-supporting Earning depend,mts Total Self supporting perSOllS' pel'oons ,.----"----.... ~____,_..-.., ".-- ,..---'- .-- ~ ------... Males Females Males Females lII:tles Females 1I1ales Females ::llnl", F~maJrs (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) iG) (7) (8) (!J) (10) CHITTORG ARH Total All Classes (both Agri- 819 629 611 208 580 73 70 47 7 cultural & Non-agricultural). All Agricultural Cla!)ses 154 463 11 143 459 37 55 13 3 I Cultivators of land 137 447 137 447 9 2 8 2 wholly or mainly owned, II Calti vators of land wholly 4 4 1 .. . ._". 4 23 52 or mainly uno\Yllcd III Cultivating labouren; I 9 6 1 1 8 5 5 IV Non-cultivating owners 6 3 4 3 2 1 1 of land; Agricultural ren t recei vel's. All Non-Agricultural Classes. 665 166 600 4;5 65 121 36 15 34 (Persons who deri ve their Prin- cipal means of livelihood frOID.) V Proouction other than 198 7f) 175 15 23 64 ..e 14 culti vation. VI COlllmerce ] 91 10 174 5 17 5 2 2 VII 'J'ransport 38 6 3:3 '5 6 10 1 10 VIII Oth('lY serVlCes and 238 71 218 25 20 46 11 12 10 2 miscellaneous sources. Number of pe"sons deriving their Productil>" 0',1','1 than cultivation Com Self -'llv.noD,ing Total Earning dependB,nts Total Self ·supporting Livelihood Clas,es pcr.:!.ow:: personA .-----'-- ____,__ ------~ -"-- -"- Males Females Mftles Females ~r.tles Fem~les Males Females Males Females (1) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (,14) (35) Total All Classes (both Agri 768 1,136 416 72 352 1,064 571 147 315 23 cultural & Non-agricultural. All Agricultural Classes. 245 96 215 33 30 . 63 87 67 79 11 I Cnltivators of In,nd 178 67 1(59 18 19 49 66 51 61 9 wholly or mainly oWll('d. HICuitivators of land \\'bolly 27 5 5 5 5 12 or lll:tinly unowned, III Unltivtttillg labourers. 33 20 14 5 6 5 4 5 2 IV Non-cultivttting owners 7 4 1 1 3 11 10 of hnd; Agricultural rent recei vel's. All Non-agricultural Classes 523 1,040 201 39 322 1,001 4;84 80 236 12 (Persons wilo derive their Prin cipR,1 meallS of livelihood from.) V Production other than 318 635 6 243 629 54 15 43 7 cnltivation. VI Commerce 59 199 30 6 29 193 364 41 143 5 VII rrranqport 11 14 7 7 14 14 3 10 VII l Ot her sPl'viceR an d 132 192 H9 27 43 16.5 52 21 40 miscell:tneous sources. 45 of Livelihood- Ooncld. Secondary means of livelihood from ------_-- unowned laud Employment as cultivating labourer Rent on agricultural land .------'-- r-----~~------Self-supporting Earning depen lants Total Self-supporting Earning dependants Total Earning dependants .-----' ______persons persons ~ ".---.----- ~ ,---"----., ~....--~ ]\[a les Fem[llcs Males Females Males Females Males FQmales Males Females Males Females Maleij Females ,...., ~> _., ,~ -., (Ill) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) DISTRICT URBAN 26 63 190 613 111 57 79 556 651 50 643 14 36 24 52 136 304 78 33 58 271 26 17 26 3 14 1 ... 99 173 61 31 38 142 19 1 19 1 ••• .. , 23 52 21 37 15 ••• 6 37 1 1 ' ... ••• 2 ... 13 87 .. ~ 13 87 - ·6 3 6 1 3 7 '2 '2 1 .5 ... 11 ...... 11 2 11 54 309 33 24 21 285 625 33 617 11 8 22 1 ••• '25 118 17 7 8 111 103 5 103 3 ... ••• 4 Hi 4 '2 42 273 '2 271 ... 2 1 1 18 ... 1 18 9 8 ... 1 1 10 ~4 127 14 13 10 114 240 26 235 8 '5 18- secondary means of livelihood from meree Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources -Earning dependants Total Belf-su pporting Earning ilepeudants Total Self-supporting person" persons Earning dependan~s ...------'~ ..-----'---.... ~ .. ~ ..-.-l-----. "...--____...,t.__-.. ~ MalQs l!'emales Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females , - l (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) 256 124 126 14 88 4i 38 10 1,148 1,008 660 143 488 "8~5 8 56 69 6 52 2 17 4 272 111 216. 29 56 82 5 42 49 5 36 1 13 4 185 83 154 21 31 62 12 11 1 8 1 3 10 4 7 ... 3 '4 . 2 4 ••• 4 ...... '24 15 14 3 10 1 5 ••• 4 1 53 41 ,5 12 248 68 57 8 36 2 21 6 876 897' 444 114 788 11 8 IB 1 13 ••• ... 1 .162 155 101 36 61 119 221 36 7 7 .... ••• 89 59 48 10 41 49 4 3 18 10 ••• 8 5 27 17 18 2 ,9 15 12 21 19 6 13 .... 598 666 277 66 321 600 46 B. III-Employers, Employee. and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions All Industries and Services ----....}._----...... "-"I Independent 0 Total Employers Employees Z Administrati ve U ni t Workers -.....GiS ,- .J... ~ '-___;'__"-"I ,--~ Division 0 Primary Industries.J..______not elsewhere specified ' --.. ,--- Independent. 0 Total Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Workers ...... ,-_J-__ "-"I '--....}._--"-"I r---...}.._----., ,-_.J..__"-"I .....~ 1-4 (]I Fe- Males Females Males MH,les Fe- M 1 Fe- ro males rna I es, a es males (1) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17\ ,n8) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 2,317 815 147 11 432 65 1,738 7390 ~-- 2 Chittol'garh District Rural .... 1,850 774i 147 11 190 63 1,513 700 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 774 404 37 4 737 400- 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Divisi::m Rural 281 167 25 71 25 185 14Z 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 92 17 92 17 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 596 156 122 11 64 34 410 111 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rnral 107 30 18 89 30 8 Ohittorgarh District Urban 467 ?lit ... 242 2 225 39 Sub-division 0'1 Stock Raising ,- ....}._------,_ "" • 0 Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative, Unit Worken: ....-ei! ,---A..._"-"I '--...}.._-"-"I '---....}._--"-"I ,--.J..__ ___, ~ CD Males Females Males Fe- M aI es Fe- M aI es :Fe- m males males males (1) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1,133 301 118 75 56 940 245 ~ Chittorgarh District Rural 1,013 286 118 ~5 56 820 230' 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 294 69 '2 292 69 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Raral 165 88 25 54 24 86 64 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 59 11 5'2 11 6 Nirnbahera Sub-Division Rural. 422 99 93 14 32 315 67 7 Partabgarh Su~-Division Rural. NO 19 5 75 H} 8 Chittor~arh District Urban .... 120 15 120 15 47 B. UI_.;.Employers, Employees and Independent Workers 1n industries and Servi<:es 4fr Divi$ions and Sub·divisions-Contd. Sub-division 0'3 Plantation Industries ...).__ ,- ~ Independent 0 Administrn,tive Unit Total Employers Employees Z Workers -cil ,.--...}..__--..., ,--...)._----..., ,..----J----..., ,.----...)._--, .~ Fe- Fe- Fe- CD Males Females Males Males Males rJJ males males males (1) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) 1 Chiltorg.tl'h District Total ••• 2 I 2 1 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ... 2 I tI' 2 I 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ... I ... 1 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Di vision Ruml 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 7 Pal'tabgarh Sub-Di vision Rural 2 2 .". • ~ + ••' 8 Chittorgarh District Urban te •• Sub-di vision 0'4 Forestry wood cutting and collection of products not elsewhere specified ,.- ...)._ --, Independent 0 Administrati'i'c Unit Total Employers Employees Z Workers .....cil ,.--"')'_--, ,.--"')'_---..., ,.--...)._---..., ,.--...... -.-:'\ ~ Fe,. CD Males Females Males Fe- M 1 Fe- Males w. rna I es L a es rna I es males (1) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1,182 513 29 11 357 9 796 493 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 835 487 29 11 115 7 691 ~69 3 Begun Sub-Di vision Rural 480 334 35 4 445 330 4 Chittorgai'11 suh-Division Rural 116 79 17 1 99 78 5 Kapasin Bub- Division Rural .... 40 6 40 6 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 174 57 29 11 50 2 95 44 7 Partabgarh Sub-Di vision Rural 25 11 13 12 11 8 Chittorgarn. District Urban 347 26 ... 242 2 105 24 Division I Mining and Quarrying ,.- ...)._ -, Independent 0 Total Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Workers ..-< ,.--...)._--, .;::cil ,.--...)._-, ,--...)._ -" ,.----A----..., CD Fe- Fe- Fe- M:-l.les Females Males Males 00. ma1 es Males mH, 1es males (1) (67) (68) (69) (70) (71) (72) (73) (74) 1 Chlt'orgarh District Total _--536 tlli7 283 130 253 17 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 348 132 ... 283 130 65 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 71 7 61 7 10 5 Kapasin Sub-Diviflion Hnral .... '2 2 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 2()3 124 •••• 220 123 43 1 7 Partn,bgarh Sub-Division Rural 12 1 ]2 1 8 Chi·torgarh District Urban 188 15 188 15 48 B. Ill-Employers, Employees and lDdependent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Snb-diyisioifS..:...... ()onta. Sub-division 1'0 Non-metallic mining and quarrying not otherwise classified o Employers Employees Il?-dependent z Administrative Unit Total Workers ~~ Fe Male& Fe- Fe- M Fe- males Males Inftles Males males ales males (1) (75) (76) (77-) (78) (79) (80) t81) (82) 1 Chittorg,trh District Total 96 ... 61 35 2 Chlttorgarh District Rural •••. 96 61 35 3 Begun Sub-Di vision Rural 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 61 61 5 Kapasin SaD-D.i\i~ion Rural .... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 23 .... 23 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 12 ... 12 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ••• Sub-division______1'5 Stone qnarrying,..A.. ___ Clay• ______and Sand pits _ ,---- Independent o Total Employers Employee~ ~ Administrative Unit Workers ....Ci -_----'''------"'--- .....----'----.. .---'---... q) Fe .Fe Males Males Fe- Males Fe- -:tl males Males males rna les ma les (1) (Il5) (116) '(lIT) (118) (119) (120) (121) (122) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ••• 438 147 ••• 220 130 218 17 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ... 250 132 220 130 30 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 4 Chittorgarh Sub-DiviElion Rural 10 7 ...... 7 10 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ...... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 240 124 220 123 20 1 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 1 1 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 188 15 188 15 Sub-di vision 1'6 Mien. ______-L. ______~ .,--- o Total Employers Employees Indppendent Z Administrative Unit Workers ,-_J....._~ ,-_J....._~ ,-__L_~ ,-_ _,L_~ I Fe- H 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- 1\ Fe- ...M a es males ina es maI es ales rna, 1es !ales ma1 es (1) .(123) (124) (125) (J26) (h7) (128) (129) (130) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ... 2 ••• 2 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 2 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ••• ...... II' 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural ••• 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 2 ... 2 ... 6 Nimbahera_Sub.Division Rural. ... 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ••• ••• 49 B. Ill-Employers, Employees and Independent Worker.s in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Oontd. Division 2 Prooessing and manufacture-Feodstuffs, Textiles, Leather and Products thereof ,---' ----~ ----.----~ o Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Workers ,---~----, ,--~----, ,-__.)._-----, ,--~----, Fe- 11.1 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- Ma1 es males ma es males' a es males a es males (1) (139) (140) (141) (142) (143) (144) (145) (146) 4,200 1,010 169 181 304 72 3,727 751 1 Chittorgarh District Total .:---- 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 2,261 688 153 181 223 42 1,886 465 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 367 97 1 24 342 97 4 Chittorgarh Sub- Di vision Rural 442 79 10 134 36 298 43 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 455 69 35 6 420 63 6 Nimbahera bub-Division Rural. 767 426 I~O 18] 602 245 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 230 17 2 5 223 17 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 1,939 322 16 81 30 1,842 292 Sub-division 2'0 Food Industries otherwise unclassified ,------.----~---- -~ <> I Independent Z Administrative Unit 'rotal Employers E mp oyees Workers ,--_..A..._~ ,-_~_---,,----"--., ,-..).__;_" Males Fe- Males Fe- Males' Fe- Males Fe:" males males males males (1) (147) (148) (149) (150) (151) (152) (153) (154) 1 Cbittorgarh District Total 91 8 2 2 S 86 6 2 Ch~ttorgarh District Rutal 25 4 2 2 3 20 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 2 4 Uhittorgarh Sub--Divisioit Rural 10 3 7 5 Kapasin Sub-Di vision Rural .... 2 2 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 9 4 2 2 7 2 7 .Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 2 2 8 Chlttorgarh District Urban 66 4 ... 66 4 Sub-division 2'1 Grains and pulses --- ~ ------, Independent o E I Z Administnttive Unit Tot::t.l Employers mp oyees Workers -....as ,---~----, ,-- ~----, ,--....)._----, ,--~-...... (I)'"' Males Fe- Males Fe- Males Fe- Males Fe- CD. males males males males (1) (155) (156) (157) (158) (159) (160) (161) (162) 1 Chlttorgal'h District Total 107 25 . 19 73 15 25 .2 Chittorgarh District Rural 41 10 3 31 7 10 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 9 6 1 8 6 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 16 16 5 Kapasin ~ub-Djvision Rural .... 6 " 2 ...... ' 2 4 Z o Nimbahera SUD-Division Rural. 3 2 3 ,2 - 7 Partabgarh Snb·Division RuraL 7 2 ·5 :s Chittorgarh District Urban 66 15 16 42 U" 50 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Gontd. . Sub-division 2'2 Vegetable oil and dairy products -"-._- o Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers ....~ ,-__.....L_---, ,-_.....L_.__ --.., ,--A-._ ---, ,-_.....L_---, 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural .. ,) ...... 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural...... 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 6 Nimbabera Sub-Division Rural. 1 ••• 1 7 Partabgarh Sub-Diyision Rural. ••• ,8 Chittorgarh, District Urban . . .• ... 51 B. HI-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Oontd. Sub-division 2'5 Tobacco Independent 0 Total Employers Employees Z Administmtive Unit Workers ...... t:e ------_ ;.., el) Fe- Males Females Males Males Fe- Mal Fe- rn males males es malef.l (1) (187) (188) (189) (190) (191) (192) (193) (194) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 178 14 59 12 119 2 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 60 12 56 12 4 ••• 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 12 10 2 4 Uhittorgarh Sub-Division Hura!. 46 12 46 12 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural: .... 6 Nimbahem Sub-Division Rural. 2 ••• ... 2 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ••• 118 2 3 115 2 Sub·division 2'6 Cotton textiles _____L r- ~ 0 Independent 'rotal Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Workers -...... c:iI J.._~ r-_J..-~ ,--..J,__~ ,--..A..---., '"'el) Fe- Fe- M I Fe- M I Fe- 00 Males Males a es I a es males males rna es males (1) (195) (196) (197) (198) (199) (200) (~OI) (20~) t Chittorgarh District Total ... 1,298 416 62 62 107 58 1,129 296 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ••• 490 245 62 62 71 28 357 155 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 40 30 40 30 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 134 42 52 22 ' 82 20 5 KapaBin Sub-Division Rural .... 145 34 13 6 lS2 28 6 N imbahera Bub-Di vision Rural 160 139 62 62 6 92 77 7 Partabgn.rh Bub-Division Rural ]I 11 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 808 171 36 30 772 141 Sub-division '2' 7 Wearing apparel (except footwear) and made up textile goods ~L ,- ---.~ 0 Independent 'l'otal Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Workers ,-_J___ ~ .....~ r--..J.__-~ ,-___)._---.,. ,--..J\-_"-"\ el) Fe- Fe- '"' Males Males Males Fe- M I FA- rn Dlll,Jes males ma I es fI es mft 1es (1) (203) (204) (2Q5) (206) (:307) (208) (209) (:JJO) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ... 1,092 157 25 36 1.4 2 1,053 119 2 Chittorgarh District RUfRl 429 102 25 36 llJj 2 390 64 3 Begun Sub-Division Kural .51 9 ... 50 9 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Di vision Rural 79 7 2 5 2 72 5 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ... 98 13 6 92 13 6 Nimbahem Sub-Di vision Rura.l 130 68 23 36 2 105 32 7 Partn,bgarh Sub-Division Rural 71 5 ... 71 5 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 663 55 ... 663 55 52 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisionsl-Gontd. Sub-division g'E) Textile Inc1ustries otherwise uncbtssified ,,--______....L ___--- ___ ~ o Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers ,,--__J.._-, ,,----_}_--, ,,----'----.. ,---j----. Fe- l\,f 1 Fe- Fe- Fe- Males JVJ.a es I Males· 1\1rLle~ males lIla es males males (1) (211) (212) ('213) (~14) (215) (216) (217) (218) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 21.1; 13 2 24 11 2 Chittorgarh District Rural G 9 2 6 7 :1 Begun Sub-Division Rural 4 Chittorgf).rh Sub-Division Rural 5 Kapasin Sub-Di vision Rural .... 1 ..... 1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 1 5 1 3 7 Partabgarh Suo-Division Rural 5 3 5 3 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... 18 4 18 4 Sub-division '2' 9 Leather, leather products &' footwear ,------"--- -_._---. ci Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrati ve Unit "Vorkers ,,--__J.. __ --.. ,--_---L---, ,--_ __;'_,_-, ,--_ _J__-, Fe- Fe- Fe- Males M 1 Fe- males Males males Males males a es rna 1es (1) (219) (2'30) (2'21) (22'2) (22:3) (224) (225) (2'36 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1,090 250 42 55 26 1,022 195 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 1,044 215 42 55 26 976 160 3 Begun Sub-Division Ruml 212 37 ••• 2]2 37 4 Chittorgarh !Sub-Division Rural. 1'24 12 3 .5 ... 116 12 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural 181 14 5 176 14 5 Nimbahera Sub-Divigion Ruml • 403 14f) B9 515 16 348 90 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rur~l . 124 7 ... 124 7 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 46 35 46 35 Division 3 ProceRsing and Mannfacture-\letals, Chemicals and products thereof ,-'------_._--"------. o Total Employers Employees Inc1er,endent Z Aoministrative Unit \Yorkers te ,,--_J.___ ~ ,----.....L--.., r---"----.,. -- _...A..._---, -·c 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural I 91 45 26 13 1 64 32 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural • 75 1 ... 75 1 8 Chlttorgarh District Urban ... 315 16 - 105 210 61 53 B. I1I.-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Oontd. Sub-division 3'0 Manufacture of metal products, otherwise unclassi:fied ..A.. ,.... ~ Independent 0 Total Employers Employees Z AdministrativB Unit Workers· ...... -~ r--_-L_ ---. r--..A._-., r--_"_-~ ~ , ...... Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- (D Males Males w males males Males males M.ales males (1) (235) ~236) (237) (238) (239) (2~0) (241) (242) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 471 73 27 13 11 433 60 2 C~ittorgarh District Rural 263 57 27 18 10 226 4~ 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 26 ... 26 4 Chit torgarh 8ub-Division Rural. 40 7 1 3 36 7 5 Kapasin Sub-DiviRion Rural .... 32 4 ... 6 26 4 ·6 Nimhr.hem Sub-Division Rural. 90 45 26 13 1 63 32 7 Partabgarh S nb-Di viRion Rural. 75 1 75 1 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 208 16 1 207 16 Sub-division 3'1 Iron and steel (Basic manufacture) r------.~------~ Independent o TotaJ Employers Z Administrative Unit Employees Workers Fe- Males Males Fe- Males Fe- Males Fe- males malell males males (1) (243) (24~) (245) (246) (247) (248) (24g) (250) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1 1 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 1 1 8 Begun Sub-Division Ruml ... 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 1 1 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ...... - 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. ·7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. -- -.... 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ...... Sub-di vision 3'0 rl\'n.nsport equipment ,-____-- ______-L____ ~ • 0 Total Employers Employees Inpependent 'Z Admlnistmtive Unit Workers -.,...,ctl ...--'---. ~ ;.... ~ Fe Males 'IX. males Males l!f~s Males ll!~~S Maies !1~s (1) (259) (260) (261) (~62) (263) (264) (2G5) (266) 1 Chittorgarh liistrict Total 1 1 '2 Chittorgarh District Rural 1 1 ... 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 4 Ohitt;)rgarh 8nb-Division iRural 1 1 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural 06 Nimbahera Sub-Divif::ion Rural. '7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural ... ..f S Chittorgarh District Urban ...... 54 B.llI-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions aBd Sub-divisions-Gonia. Sub-division 3'5 Machinery (other than Electrical machinery) including Engineering Workshops. r------__.L ._---, 6 Independent Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees Workers r--...L----., r---...L----., r-...L--. r-_},.__-, Fe- M I Fe- M 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- Males males a es males a es males a es males (1) (275) (276) (277) (278) (279) (280) (281) (282) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 109 104 5 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 2 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 1 1 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Hural .... & N imbahera Sub-Di vision Rura.I 1 ...... 1 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural ... 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 107 ... 104 3 ...... Sub-division 3'7 Medical and Pharmaceutical Preparations 0 E 1 Independent Total Employers ·z Administrative Unit mp oyees Workers .;:;~ B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by DiYISions and Sub-divisions-Contd. Sub-division 4'0 Manufacturing industries otherwise unclassified ,---____ _L______~ c:i Total Employers Employees] ndependent Z Administrati ve U ni t Workers r----...J_---~.,---.....t_ _ __.. ,--__...J______,---~- ...... Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males males Ma.les males Males illales Males males (1) (315) (316) (317) (318) (319) (320) (321) (322) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1,231 139 56 53 2 ... 1,173 86 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 559 100 56 53 2 501 47 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 62 10 62 10 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Huml. 176 4 2 174 4 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Ruml .... 113 6 ...... 113 6 6 Nimbahera Sub·Division Rural. 170 77 56 53 114 24 7 Partabgarh Sub-Di vision Rural. 38 3 ••• 38 3 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 672 39 ... ••• 672 39 Sub-division 4'2 Bricks, Tiles & other structural ,..-___... ______clay products. ...J______--., o Total Employers Employees Indepandent Z Administrative Unit Workers ,---...)_-~ ,..---...)_-~ r--...)_-~ ,--- ...J__--., 1\lr 1 F I M 1 Fe- M I Fe- 111 I Fe- m!t es ema e8 a es males a es males .1.\ a es males (1) (331) (332) (333) (334) (335) (336) (337) (338) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 34 4 34 4 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ... 14 1 14 1 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ••• 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. .tt. 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Ruml 14 1 14 1 8 Chi~)torgarh District Urban 20 3' 20 3 Sub-division 4·4 Non-metallic mineral products ,------Independent c5 'rotal Employers Employees Z Administrati ve U Ilit Workers ~...... --'---. ~ ::... Fe- Fe· ~ Males Ma,les Fe- M I Fe- rn M~Lles illn]es males males a es males (1) (347) ~348) (349) \350) (351) (352) (05:3) (b54~ 1 Chittorga:l:h District Total 1,022 313 92 78 15 915 235 0.., Chittorgarh District Rural 835 261 92 78 15 728 183 3 Begun Sub-Division Ruml 90 3~ 4 05 38 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Di vi~ion Rural . ]07 17 5 7 95 17 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ]13 19 113 19 6 Nimb~thera Sub-Division Rural .... 4:i7 18'2 87 78 4 346 104 7 Part;~bgarh Sub-Division Rural.... 70 5 79 5 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 187 52 .... 187 52 56 B, IH-lilmployers. Employees and Ind~:pendent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-liilllsions-Contd. Sub-division 4'0 Rubber products 0 Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees Independent Z ,Yorkers ...... ,...d r-. 4 Chi~torgarh Sub-Division Rural. 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ••• 6 Nirnbahera Sub-Division Rural. 7 Parliabgll,rh Sub-Division Rural. 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... 20 20 Sub·di vision 4'6 vYood & wood products other" thn,D furniture and fixtures _L ____ ,.- ---. ,6 Independent Administrati ve Unit Total Employers ]:t]mployees Z ":orhers ,.-__ -L __-, ~ ,.-_ -L_-, ,.-_-L_-, ,---_),._-~ .~ Fe- Fe- Fe- e. Males Fernrt!cs Males Males Males ro males males males (1) (363) (36,1) (365) (366) (367) (368) (369) (370) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ...... 861 265 27 50 11 823 ~15 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 597 187 27 50 9 561 137 [) Begun Sub-Di vi sion Rural 148 34 148 34 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 99 8 g 3 94 8 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ..... 109 10 ••• .5 ... 104 10 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division RuraL. 127 1'26 '25 50 101 76 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 114 9 114 9 8 Chittorgarh Distr ct Urba.n 264 78 -- 2 262 78 Sub-division_____ 4'7 -L I_i'urniture & fixtures ,.------. Inarppndent 0 r_r otal Employers Employees Z Administl'fttive Unit \\'orkers co ~ .--_1.--...,. ...---.J.... _-.... .", r-. Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- 2 Chlttvrgarh Distriot Rural ~ 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Di vision Run]'l. 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ... ••• ••• 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. ... ."', 7 Pattabgarh Sub-Division Rural...... ••• n 8 Chi t,rgarb District Urban ... 2 '" 57 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Wvrkers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Oontd. Sub-division 4'9 Printing and Allied Industries ,------.. ------.----- Independent 0 'rotal Employers Employees Z Administrative U!Jit Workers ] ,.---_- ~ ;;., Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- w Males -' Males Males w males males rna I es Males rna I'es (1) (387) (388) (389) (390) (391) (392) (393) (394) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 7 2 5 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 2 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Ruml ()..., 2 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 6 Nimbahera 8ub-Division Rural. 7 Partabgarh Sub-Divi::;ioll Hural. ~, Joe • ... ·G 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 5 5 Division ____5 Construction ...A_ __ & Utilities ,- -~ , Independent 'rotal Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Workers ~ .-..,.c:; ...----'---. ~ il) Fe- Fe- Males I Fe- M Fe- m Males' males males Ma es rna I es ales maI es (1) (395) /(896) (397) (398) (399) (400) (401) (402) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1610 .' ~30 ., 288 52 1,882 378 .....:..--- . 2 .Chittorgarh District Rural 884i 325 ... 265 52 619 273 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 60 14 7 10 53 4 4 Ohittorgarh Sub-D~vision Rmal. 229 12 2:32 12 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural :... 8:22 195 ... '23 7 '299 . 188 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 184 93 .... 10 23 174 70 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Hural. 96 '. 11 3 93 11 , 763 105 8 Chittorgarn Distriet Urban .... 786 105 '.' . 23 .. Sub-division 5.1 Construction & maintenance-Buildings ,---- • _____ ...A_ ------. E I Independent 0 rrobl Employers mp oyees ·Z Ac1mini cltrative Unit Workers ~ ~ ~ .::; e Q) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- MaleR Males Males MrdeR w. males males malAR males (1) (411)j (412) ~413) (414) (415) (416) (417) (418) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1,356 136 .. " 69 .. " 1,287 136 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 641 61 69 572. 61 ~ Begun Sub-Division Rural 32 2 30 • •• r 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 64 64 J •••• ..... 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 301 20 .3 298 '20 6 Nirnbahera Sub-Division Rural. 171 34 171 3·t 7. Partabgarh f-;ub-Division Rural. 73 7., 73 7 a Chittorgarh District Urban 715 75 ...... 715 75 58 D. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Contd. -" Sub-division 5'2 Construction and m:tintenance-Roads, Hridges, and other Transport works ,------_)_--- --_ _- ~ Independent c5 Total Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Workers ____.___, -ciI ----'------...... -Jol (g Fe- Fe------Fe- Fe- Males Males Males Males 00 males males males males- (1) (419)/ (420) (421) (422) (423) (424) (425) (426) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 181 2 179 1 2 1 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 175 1 175 1 ... 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 4 Chittorgarh SulJ-Di vision Rural. 155 .o. 155 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 20 1 20 1 6 Nirnbahera Sub-Division Rural. ••• 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. ... 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 6 1 4 2 1 Sub-division 5'4 Construction and maintenance operations Irrigation and other Agricultural works ------0 Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Total Workers ....."te ~ ______.___ JoI CD Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe' Males lit.! Males males rna Ies MaIe8 rna 1es Males rna Ies (1) (435) J (436) (437) (438) (439) (440) (441) (442) 1 Chittorgarh District Total -. 5 .... 5 2 ()hittorgarh District Rural 5 5 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 5 ... 5 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. ... 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ••• ...... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. ... 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. ... 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... Sub-division 5'5 Works and Services-Electric Power and gas supply ,---.. _------,_)__------~ Independent c:i Total Employers E I Z Administrative Unit mp oyees" W or k'ers ,...-----"----,..------"-----,----_)._-- - r - ._ ...... --, Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males males Males rna 1es Males rna Ies Males rna Ies (1) (443) (444) (445) (446) (447) (448) .(449) (450), 1 Chittorgarh District Total ... 11 11 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 3 Begun Sub-Di vision Rural 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. ... 5 Kapasin Sub-Divis.ion Rural ••• ...... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural ...... 7 Parta'bgarh Sub-Division Rural. ' ... ••• ,.. ... ••• ... 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 11 'M 11 ... - •••• .. .. ••• 59 B. llI--Employers, Employee. a.nd Independent Workers in Industries and Servioes by Divisions a.nd Sub·divisions-Contd. Sub-Division 5·6 Works & Services-Domestic and Industrial water supply J.._ r- ---- , independent .0 Administrati ve Unit Total Employers Employees Z Workers d r--")'_---, r--..),_---, r-___,L_--, r-")'_---, ...... el) Fe- Fe- Fe- 00 Males Females Males males Males males Males males (1) ,:451) (452) (453) ~(454) (455) (456) (4517)(458) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1Q_ (,/ 211 2 6 43 206 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 182 5 ... 177 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ... 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 169 - ... 5 164 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural . 13 ... ••• ...... 13 7 Partabgttrh Sub-Division Rural. ••• ...... 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 45 29 2 43 29 Sub-division 5·7 Sanitary Works and services-Including scavengers r---- J.._ --, 0 Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrati ve Unit _.___Workers -....c:6 _-'------___._ ~ el) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males Males U1 ma.les males Males ma1 es Males ma1 es (1) (459) / (460) (461) (462) (463) (464) (465) (466) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 72 81 22 46 50 35 ~.--- 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ... 63 81 16 46 47 35 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 23 14 10 23 4 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 3 12 ••• 3 12 5 Kapasin Sub-Di vision Rural ... 1 5 ••• .... 1 1 4 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 13 46 ... 10 23 3 23 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 23 4 ... 3 20 4 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 9 6 3 Di vision 6 Commerce r- J.._ ---, Independent 0 TotEJI Employers Employees Z Aclministra.tive U'Jit _.___Workers d.;:: -~_.___ el) Fe- Fe- J Fe- Fe- Males Males 00 males males Ma es m:tles Males males (1) (467) { -ioS· (469) (470) (471) (472) (473) (474) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 8.139,j 424 480 43 164 1 7,495 380 ~. 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 4,258 283 444 43 37 1 3,777 239 3 B1egun Sub-DiviRion Rural '159 50 5 1 454 49 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 970 26 8 962 26 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ... _ 625 16 ... 1 624 16 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 1,627 150 444 43 13 1,170 107 7 Paha.bgarh Sub-DivisilHl Rural. 577 4"1 10 567 41 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 3,881 141 36 ... 127 ... 3,718 141 60 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Service3 by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Oontd. Sub-division 6'0 Retail trade otherwise unclassified ,..- ~ ______-L__ --., o Total Employers Emplo,yees Independent z Administrative Unit Workers ,--__ -L_~ ,--_J___ """"'; __-L_~ __ -L_~ Fe- Males Fe- M I Fe- M 1 Fe- Males males rnales a es males a es males (1) (475) (476) (477) (478) (479) (480) (481) (482) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 41,207 2241 379 36 74 3,754 188 2 CJlittorgarh District Rural 2,232 171 365 36 11 1,856 135 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 237 34 237 34 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rura1. 414 11 7 407 11 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 202 9 202 9 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 1,093 88 365 36 4 .... 724 52 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 286 29 286 29 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 1,975 53 U 63 1,898 53 Sub-division 6'1 Retail trade in foodstuffs (including beverages and narcotics) ,--___._~_ J_ c5 ------., Z Administrati ve U ni t Total Employers Emplol7ees Independent ,.. _..,__-- J Workers __ - __'_,_ ,...---'------'--- Fe Fe- Fe- Males Fe Males males males lVhles maI es Males rna I es (1) (483) (484) (485) (486) (487) (488) (489) (4$)0) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 2,018 94 45 20 1,953 94 2 Chittorgarh District Rural • I,' 1,171 37 45 9 1,117 37 3 Begun Sub· Division Rural. 60 I 6 3 57 6 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 323 7' 323 7 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 299 2 1 298 2 6 Nimbahera Sub· Division Rural. 3(>9 16 45 5 309 16 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 130 6 HW 6 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ••• 847 57 11 836 57 Sub-division 6'2 Retail trade in fuel (including petrol) ,--_---______J_ .______~ c5 I Z Total E Independent ~ Adlainistmtive Unit mp oyers Employees V\T orker!> .;:: (J; if' Fe Fe- Fe- Fe- Males MaleR Males 1 :Males 1 males rna Ies ma.es rna es (1) (491) ( 492) (493) (494) (495) (496; (497) (498) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 108 26 2 6 5 101 20 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 29 21 6 29 15 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 16 6 ]6 6 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 9 9\ 5 Kapasin Sub·Division Rural .... 1 1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 4 14 6 4 8 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 8 Chittorgarh District Urban, .... 79 5 2 ••• 5 5 61 B, 111- -Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industnes and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Con~d, ,...-______Sub-division 6'3 Retail trade--L in textiles and leather goods o ~~ z Total Employers Employees Independent Adn ... inistrative Unit Workers r----L~ ,...-__--L __~ ,...-_ _;__~ ,...-_--L_~ Fe- Males Fe- M 1 Fe- M I Fe- Males males males a es males a es males (1) (499) (500) (501) (502) (503) (504) (505) (506) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1,175 35 33 1 43 1,099 34 :2 Chittorgarh District Rural 417 16 17 1 8 392 15 3 Begun Sub-Di vision Rural ,;:~ .... 63 ... 63 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 134 6 ••• • •• 134 6 .5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 83 1 83 1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural, 85 7 17 1 68 6 '7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural 5:3 2 8 44 2 8 Chittorgar h District 'Urban 758 19 16 35... 707 19 Sub-aivision 6'4 Wholesale trade in foodstuffs ci ,..,______--L ______~ Z -ee Total Employers Employees Independent w~ Administrative Unit Workers CI1 ,--__--L_~ r---,--L-~ ,---"-_ ~ ,...---L _____ Fe Males I Fe- M I Fe- M I Fe- males Ma es males a es males a es males (1) (507) (50S) (509) (510) (511) (512) (513) (514) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 65 1 65 1 '2 Chittorgarh District Rural 55 55 -3 Begun Sub-Division Rural. 34 . 04 ,4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 4 4 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ••• .. ,6 N im bahera Sub-Division Rural. 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 17 17 8 Chittol'garh District Urban 10 1 .... 10 1 Sub-division 6'5 Wholesale tr::tde in commodities other than foodstuffs _____--L_~ ______~ ci r- Independent' Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees _~ Workers ..... , ,...-__---L----.. ,...-_--L_-.. I- '7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 34 •••• ••• ••• •••• 34 •••• ;8 Chittorgarh DistriCt Urban 62 2 lJj 8 50 2 62 :8. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions -Gontd, Sub-division 6'6 Real Estate 0 Total Employers Employees Independent. Z Administrative Unit Workers ~ _,------.,-- -.~ ~ Q,) Fe- Fe- M I Fe- M I Fe- \ fJ). Males Males es a es males D;lales a males males (1) (523) (524) (525) (526) (527) (528) (529) \530) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 2 2 ~ Chittorgarh District Rural 2 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 2 ... 2 ... 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural ...... ••• 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ...... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 8 Chittorgarh District Urban Sub-Division 6'7 Insurance r---- ______Jo..-_____ . __--, 0 Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrati ve Unit Workers ....."'; ,----'----, r----L-~ ,-_-L__ , r---L--.... Fe- '" 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. ••• .n 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... - Sub-divii:ioD 6'8 Moneylending, Banking and other financial business 0• Z ,..----_._------.... Employees Independent. ~ Administrative Unit Total Employers 'i:: Workers Q) U1 Fe- Fe- M I Fe- Males MaIrs Males Fe· males males a es males males (1) (53~) (540) (541) (542) (543) (544) (545) (546) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 291 14· 9 1 282 13 --- 2 . Chittorg arh District Rural 141 10 ... 4 1 137 9, 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ... 39 1 1 39 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rurn.l 8 1. 8 1 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ... 34 3 34 3 6 Nimbahera B")1b.Divl"ion Rural. 2 1 2 1 --1 Partabgarh-Sub-Di~ision "Rural , 58 4 2 56 4 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 150 4 I 5 116 4. 63 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Colltd, Di visioll 7 Tmnsport, Storage and ComIDunicfttions c5 Z AdminifOtra.tive Unit Total Employers Employees Independent \Yorkers .Fe Fe :Fe- Fe~ Males Males .Males .l\Iales· males lllaJes maIeR IIm!es (1) (547) (548) (54P) (5RO) (5,H) (552) (5t53) ({)54) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 783 41 H 3 248 9 526 29 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 226 33 8 3 90 9 128 21 3 Begun Sub-Di vision Ruml. 30 1 27 1 4 CbiLtorgrHh Sub-Viyision Rural 121 22 7 G7 15 [) K1pasin Sub-DiviRloll Huml .. ' X 1 1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Hmal 67 9 8 3 21 :2 4 7 Pftrtabgarh Rub-Division Hural 5 :2 ••• 3 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 557 8 1 158 398 8 Hub-divisi'on 7·0 'Transpurt allcl Comnll1nicatiol1s, otherwise ullchssifiec.1___ J_ and ______incidental servIces --, ,---_. I ndeprn(!ont 1'otltl Employers Administrativ('\ Unit Employees \Vorkel's ,-__J. __ ---, r---A----. ,--_.J...._, ,'___ L_---, E' ]\1 1 Fe- 'I I Ii'e- ~ I J Fe- :Males l1lar~S 1 It es maleH j) n es males J\ it es males (1) (555) (556) (55'1) (558) (559) (560) (fJl31j (562) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1 1 2 Chittorgal'h District Rural 1 1 3 Begun Sub-Division Ruml 1 1 4 Chittorgarh Suh-Division Rural. ... 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ••• 6 Nimbahem Snb-Dirision Rura.l. 7 Partabgal'h Sub-Di .. iKion Hural. 8 ChittoJgarh District Urban Sub-division 7'1 'rnwsl_Jort by road 6 Iudependt'uli Z AdHlinis!;mtiv~ Unit rrotal Employers EmployeeI' \Yorkel's ---_------Fe~ Fe- Fe- }'<' Males Mn]('s l\1 alrR I males maJes l\1al~~ ~fS llla ('3 (1) ,(563) , (564) (51)!")) (50Ii) (;)t)j) , ~Gn > U>10) 1 C.!1ittorgarh District Total 253 30 8 3 7& l67 27 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 153 22 8 3 32 113 19 3 Begun Sub-Diyisicn H111',,,1 27 1 4 . Chittorgarh Suh-Ili visioll Rural 72 15 ... 4D 5 Kapabin Sllb-Divi:-;l(1l] Huml .... 6 ~i\ldJ",ilen, Sub-Divj"ion l{ural. fiO 7 3 7 7 Partnbgarh Sub-Division Ruml ... 1 8 Chlttorgarh District Urban 100 8 ... 46 54 8 64 B, UI- Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-C()ntrl, Sub-division 7'2 'J'ransport by water ------__).__ --- - _------, Independent T t 1 E I E 1 Administrative Unit o a mp oyers mp oyees Workers eX! ------._-__...---.. ~ ~ -....,... Fe Fe- Fe- Fe- CD Males 00 males Males males Males males Males males (1) (571) (572) (573) (574) (575) (576) (577) (578) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1 1 2 Cbittorg'arh District Rural ••• 1 , .. 1 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 1 1 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural, 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Uural .... 6 Nim ba.hera Sub-Di vision Rural ... 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural 8 CbittoIgarh District Urban ... Sub-division 7'4 Railway transport ,------_. ----__).__ ------, <5 Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers _....L_.., ,--_...J,...__---., ,--_},_----, ,---"-----, Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males Males males ma Ies Males rna1 es Males males (1) (587) (588) (589) (590) (591) (592) (593) (504) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ... 489 8 1 110 7 358 :t 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ... 53 8 .. .. 39 7 14 1 3 Begnn Sub-Division Hural 4 Ullittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 46 7 38 7 8 5 Kapasin Bub-Division Hural 3 1 3 1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural.... 4 1 3 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural . 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ••• 416 :1 71 344 Sub-division 7'6 Postal Services ,------, o Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers ,--__.A. __.., ,--__.A. __-., ,.-_A----, ,--_. ..A.._-., .;::~ CD Fe- Males Males Fe- Ma Ies Fe- Ma Ies Fe- ill males males males males (1) (603) (604) (605) (606) (607) (608) (609) (610) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 55 2 .... 55 2 - 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 16 2 ••• 16 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Hilmi 2 ... ;3 4 Uhittorgarh t;ub-Di vision Rural. ... .e" 5 Krtprtsin Sub-Divisioll Itnral ... 6 Nimba.hera Sub-Division Rural , 13 2 13 2 7 Pttrtabgarh Sub-Division Rural, 1 1 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... 39 ...... 39 65 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and SerVices by Divisions and Sub-divisioDs-Contd. Sub-division 7' 8 Telephone Servioes ,-___.__ _-L_ .______.-. o Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers ,-_J-_--. ,-_J-_ _...." ,---..J....._--.., ~ Fe- 'U 1 l!'c- M I Fe M 1 Fe- Ma Ies males .lILa. es males a es males a es males (1) (619) (620) (621) (622) (623) (624) (625) (626) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 5 5 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 3 3 3 B€gun Sub-Division Rural 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. ') 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural t) 3 6 Nimbabera Sub-Division Rural .. ... '1 Partabgltrh S 11 b-Di vision Rural . 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 2 2 Division 8 Health, Education & Public Administration. ,.... ~ c5 Independent Z Admioistmtive Unit Total Employers Employees Workers "'GS ,---_.__...... r---A----, r-~ ,-_,.A.----, .....;.. ID Fe- Ma.les Fe- 1 Fe- I Fe- '00 males Males males Mao es males Ma es males (1) (635) I (636) (637) (638) (639) (640) (641) (642) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 4,510:} 265 4,384 251 131 14 '2 Chittorgarh District Rural 2,034 83 2,007 70 27 13 3 Begun Sub-Divisioll RumI 259 11 257 2 2 9 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 364 44 ••• 361 41 3 3 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural 293 11 291 11 2 6 Nimhahera Sub-Division RuraL. 867 15 847 14 20 1 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural . 251 2 251 2 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 2,481 182 _ 2,377 181 101 1 Sub-division 8'1 Medical and other Health Services ,------___-L~ __ o Total EmpJouers Employees Independent Z Adm.lnistrativ6 unit J Workers ,--__J- __--.., ,----"--~,___J<____...." ,---L_--.., Fe- Fe- 1 Fe- I Fe- Males males Males males Ma es males Ma es males (1) (643) (644) (645) (646) (647) (648) (649) (650) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 203 47 95 33 108 11 2 Chittorgarh D,sl,rict Rural 69 17 69 4 10 13 3 Begnn Sub-Division Rural 12 9 10 ••• 2 9 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Ruml . 15 3 12 3 3 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural 7 5 2 6 Nimb!Lhem Suh-Division Rural.... 26 5 ~3 4 3 1 7 Partabgn.rh Snb-Di vision Rural. 9 9 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 134 30 36 29 98 1 66 B. III - Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Contd. Sub-division 8'2 Educational Services and Hesearch ----~~---- .. _!~- --.------<:5 Indepcnd en t, Z Administrati vo Unit Total Employers Employees Workers -...... d ~ IV 00 Fe- E'e- Males Males l"e- M a Ies Be- males males Males males males (1) (651) (652) . (653) (654) (655) (656) (657) (658) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 557 56 ... 534 56 23 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ••• 243 16 226 15 17 3 Begnn Sub-Division Rural 26 1 ••• 26 1 4 Chittol'garh Sub-Division Rural. 46 4 46 4 5 I\apasin Sub-Division Rural 44 44 6 Nimbahora Sub-Division' RuraL. 87 f) 70 9 17 7 Pa.rtabgarh. Rnb-DiyisiOll RuraL. 40 1 40 1 8 Chittorgarh Distliat Urban ... 314 411 30S 41 6 Sub-division 8'4 Police (otiler than village watchmen) ,~ r----- ~---.------~ Z Administrati ve IT nit ....,_. rrotal Employers Ernplo 'ees Independent Q) J VVoJ'kcrs a; ,---_J...._ --., ,-__J.... __--., ,-___J..__...... ,-_. _' __--., rJ2 l\[fl.les Fe- Males Fe- IVr ales Fe-, MalAs Fe~ males males males males (1) (667) (668) (669) (670) (671) (672) (673) (674) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 648 9 648 9 2 Chittorgarh Distlict Rural 226 t 226 1 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 38 38 4 Chittorgn.rh Sub-Division Rural. 33 33 . 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rura.l .... 16 .... 16 ... 6 Nimbahera Sub-DiviRion RuraL. 74 1 74 1 7 Partabgarh Sub-Di\'ision R-ural.... 65 ... 61':,) 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 4122 8 422 8 Sub~division 8'5 Village officers and servants including village watchmen o Total Employers Employees Iu~ependent Z Administrahi\'e Unit Workers Fe Fe- Fe- Fe- Males l\hles 1 Males males males lIla es Males males, 0, (675) (676} (677) (678) «()7n) (tlbO) (681) (68:3) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 158 2 158 2 2 ChittOfg-al'h District Rural 158 2 158 2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural G3 1 63 1 4 Ubittorgarh Rnb-Division Rural 4 5 Kapasin Sl1b-Di,'ision Rural .... 17 17 6 Nimbahera Sl1b-D~vision Rur::d 56 50 "j Pltl'tabgarh Sub-Division Rural 18 1 It; 1 8 Chittorgarh District Urban _. ... 67 B. III-Employers, Employees a.nd Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-CoII ftl. . Sub-di vision S'6 Employees of Muuicipalities & Local Boards ------. ------.--_- I ndepe>ndent ci rl'otal Employers Ernployees Z Administrative Unit "\VOl'kPfS c:: ------ B. III-Employers, Employeea and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions- eontd. Division 9 Services not eIRe where specified L - '\ Independent 0 Total Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Workers .- ,--_-L---, ____L_-----, ....IS ,-__;.____-----, ---'-----. Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- III"" Males Ma.les .Males m males males males Males llJa 1es (1) (715) ) (716) (717) (7]8) (71m (721)) (7:..1 1) (722) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 6,136 2,878 2 1,149 609 3,985 2,269 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 3,390 2,132 2 ... 8J3 606 2,575 1,526 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 61.3 236 ••• 84 21 5~9 215 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 73( 467 579 393 155 74 5 Kapasin Sub-Di\'ision Huml .... 226 39 13 7 213 32 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 1,361 1,192 2 100 159 1,259 1,033 7 Partabgarh Sub-Di vision Hural 456 198 .... 37 26 419 172 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 1,746 746 336 3 1,410 743 Sub-division 9'0 Services othenvise unclassified 0 'rotal Employers Employees Independent lZi Administrative Unit Workers ~..... Fe- Fe- ""CD Males Males MaIeR Fe-I M ales• Fe-I r:Fl 'males males rna es rna e8 (1) (723 ) (724) (725) (726) (727) (7:38) (729) (730) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 2,666 2,313 ,., 701 669 1,964 1,744 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 1,860 1,728 .1. 586 569 1,274 1,159 .3 Begun SlIb-DiviRion Rura.l 351 196 .... 84 17 2(:j7 179 ,1 Chittorga.rh Sub-Division Rural 401 396 .'379 369 22 ~7 5 K~bpaRin Snb-Division Rural ••• 24 ... 24 6 Nirnbahera Sub-Di vi3ion Rural 820 973 ••• St) ]59 734 814 7 Partl'bbgarh Sub-Di vision Rural 264 163 .... 37 21 227 139 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ••• 805 585 115 690 586 Sub-di vision 9'1 Domestic services (but not innluding Elervices rendered by members of family households to one another)--- 0 Adllliuistrative Unit Independent Z 'rota.l Employers Employees --- ._ Workers -'5:" --- CD Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- ttl MaieR Males Males :vr ales mttles males males mn,les (1) (731 ) (732) (733) (734) (7:35) (736) (737) (738) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 373 91 218 36 155 55 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 178 40 35 . 33 143 7 3 Begun Sub-Division H LIral 99 7 4 99 3 4 Chittorgarh S ub- Di \. i sion Rural ]3 2,.j. 13 20 1 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ... 55 7 11 7 44 6 Nimb~1hera Sub-Division Rural 11 11 7 Part:tbg·trh Sub-Division Rural 2 :3 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 195 51 183 3 12 48 69 B. III-Employers, Employees alld Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-OO'ldll. Sub-division 9'2 Barbers and beauty shops o Total EmplGyers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers ~ -~.... Q) U I M I Fe- M I Fe- Males Fel- r:t1 Males L' ema es a es males a es males ma es (1) (739) (740) (741) (74~) (743) (74J) (745) (746) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 562 71 562 71 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ... 373 5~ 373 54 .3 Begun Sub-Di vision Hural 44 7 44 7 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 60 9 60 9 5 Kapasin Duh-Division Rural .... 28 4 28 4 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 179 23 179 23 7 Pal'ta.bgarh Sub-Division Rural 62 11 62 11 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 189 17 1a9 17 Sub-division 9'3 Laundries and laundry services 'rotal Emplo ees Independen1i Administrati ve Unit Employers y Workers ------Males Females Males r!~~s Males r!~~s Males !~~8 (1) (747) (748) (749) (750) (751) (752) (753) (754) 1 Chitt-orgarh District Total 107 43 ... 107 ~3 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 48 17 ••• ...... 48 17 3 Begun Snb-Division Ruml 9 2 9 2 4 Chlttorgarh Sub-Division Rural 11 1 11 1 .fj Ka.pasin 8u~- Di vision R':l.~al .... {) Nimbahem Sub-Division Rural. 28 14 28 14 7 PartabgarL Sub-Division Hural 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... 59 26 59 26 Sub-division____ 9'4 Hotels, restaurantsJ... ___ and,______eating houses "" r--- ci 'rotal Employers Employees Independen1i ~~ Admillistmtive Unit Workers r-_J..._~ r--..)._--~ r-_J..._-.., ,----J--~. Fe- Fe- Fe- Males Females Males males Males lllaies Males maleg (1 ) (755) (706) (757) (758) (759) (760) (761) (762) 1 Chittorgarh Dist.rict Total 119 3 2 11 106 3 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 9 2 3 3 Begun Sub-Di vision Rural ... 4 Uhittorgarh Sub-Division Rural D Kapasin Sub-Division Ruml .... 1 1 () Nirubabera Sub-Division Rural. 6 2 3 1 '7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural 2 2 . 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 110 3 7 103 3 70 B. Ill-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions -Uontd, Sub-division 9'5 Recreation services ------Independent o Total Employers Bmployees Z Administrative Unit Workers ___.._ --'_ __,______Pc- Pe- Fe- Male!::l Males Males l\J. a I eR Fr- males males males llIfl,les (1) (7():i) (7t34) (765) (766) (767) (7 (:H;) (769) (770) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 472 li6 97 375 116 2 Chittorgarh Dish·jet Rural 330 85 66 264 85 ~ Begun f:iub-Division Huml 38 13 38 13 4 Chittoi'garh Sub-Division Rural 77 17 ... 65 12 17 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... H5 18 1 34 18 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 144 18 144 18 7 Partfl.bgarh Sub-Division Rural 36 19 36 19 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 142 31 31 111 31 Sub-di \ i::;ioll g'G Jjegfbl atHl business Afll'V leeR ------_. - ---- ci Total Employers E Indepelldent Z Adminilitmti ro Unit mployees 'Workeri'> ~ ____.._ ~ ----'-----., .....;... (3 Nimbahera Sllb-Uivi"ion Rural. 1 1 Partabgarh Sub·D: \'j"ion RUl':11 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 1 1 71 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Concld. Sub-division 9'8 Religious, charitable and welfare services 0 r- ~ Z Indilpenden! Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees ....~... Worker8 ~ ------rn Fe- Fe- Males Males Males Fe- M 1 Pi- males males rna I es a es lila I.f (1) (787) (788) (789) (790) (791) (792) (793) (7~) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 709 241 118 4 591 237 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 525 208 118 4 407 2M 3 Begun f5ub- Division Rural 71 11 71 11 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Di vision Rural 118 20 118 4 l' 5 Kapasin Sl1b- Di vision Rural .... '73 10 73 10 6 Nimbahera Rub-Division Rural. 171 164 171 1M 7 Partabgarh Sub-Divisioll Rural 92 3 92 3 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 1811 33 184 33 (i) Persons living (it) Persons liyinr principally on principally on Total income from non- pensions, remit- 0 agricultural tances, scholar- Z Administrative Unit property ships and funds ....Ci lot G) Per- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males Males Males rn sons males males llla]e~ (1) (795) (796) V' (797) ('i98) (799) (800) (801) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1,100 888 212 26 13 91 7 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 789 636 \ 153 14 4 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 43 37 6 ... 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 156 150 6 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 112 88 24 ... 2 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 377 285 92 14 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural 101 76 25 2 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 311 252 59 12 13 87 7 (v) All other ( iii) Inmates of person~ ( i \,) Beggars nnd living principally on jrtils. asylums, Vagrants income derived from aims-houses Rnd non-pl'odncti \'G 0 recipients of doles Z Administrative Unit activities -....til lot ~, Fe- Males ------Ma,]es Fema.lef; Mn.leR Fe rua. Ie!il C"J males {I) (SO~H (803) (804) ( kOf» (806) (807) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ... 770 192 1 ... 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 817 i53 1 3 Begun Sub-Di vision Rural 37 6 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Divisi')n Rural 150 6 5 K apasin Sub-Di visi(ltl Rural .... 85 24 1 6 Nilllbahel'lt Sub-Divi;..;ion Rural. 271 9:'>' 7 Pal'tabgarh Sub-Di vision Rural 74 ·25 ... S Chittorgarh District Urban 163. 39 72 C.-HOUSEHOLD AND AGE (SAMPLE) TABLES E~'Plan(do,.y Note :-This series consists of the following tables ._ C. I Household (size and composition). C. IV Age ~md IJiteracy. C. 11 Livelihood Classes by Age Groups. C. V Single Yen.r Age Returns. O. III Age and Oivil ConditlOns. All these ta.bles have been prepared on sample basis. In table O. I nearly 1 in 1000 houAe ooIds has been selected as sample from the National Register of Citizens. In other tables 10% .•ample has been taken from the enumera.tion slips pertaining to general population excluding dis placed persons population. C. I-Household (size and composition) EXPLANATORY NOTE;-rhis ta.ble shows for e.lch census tra.ct the tota.l number of hJuseholds, household population, the ~f Composition of households Infants, non-adults and adultR in households Civil conditions Ailminisrative Unit ------Inf~nts (age less Non adults (age Adults (age 21 '. Unmarried Married Wi«owedor ------tha.n one year) 1·20 yeats) years and over) ------Divmeed Fe- Fe· };'e· Fe- Fe- Fe- i. Males :Males Males Males Males Mllles Ne. males males mn.]es males males mn.le9 (I) (24) (26) (2~ (2'1) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (3i) (il5) I Chittnrgarb District Total 7 5 96 94 82 92 11 60 92 91J 33 2 ChhiOrgllrh District Rural 6 3 86 83 68 84 11 52 80 86 3 32 9 Begun Sub· Division Rural 2 1 5 9 8 10 6 5 9 15 " 4 Chittorgltrh Sub-Division Rural. 1 5 1 3 1 4 4 1 1 1 i K&p,,~in Sub-Division Rural • 2 8 1 3 1 3 2 1 2 6 Nimbab.era Sub-Division Rural • 3 II 56 52 H 54 48 31 50 53 2 24 7 Partr.bgarh Sub-Division RUfal • 18 IS 15 • 16 18 18 16 16 6 , CbitfDrl"rb District Urban • I Z 10 II 14 1 10 , 12 12 3 1 73 o o r-l 1"'""1 r-l r-lo r-l (J:) 0 cq r-l lCl et:l et:l~ cq~ o (J:) cq 0 1.0 co cO cq~ (j) 10 (j) o 74 o 00 '"'" I I ' II I § I o 1"""4 I oot : I . '"'" t o ~ E oo 1""'4 I 1""'4 I o o ro 00 t 0') o t- t- c;! ICI o_c;! r-! o ~ o lO 00_ t- c;! 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I:..... · lO .....OCI o .M ! ....o 00 OCI OCI ..... ·• C'-l : • • • o o Ct;) ..... Cl 0 ~: l- eo· L- Q.'" a en" lr, r C'l o ~ ~ M I ,. I M. '10 79 C. Ill-Age and Civil Condition. Ezvlanatl»'1l Note ;-This table oont"ing the information with regard to age and civil oonditions of the general popula.tion (e1[oluding displaced perlOns) on tbe basis of Ule sa;nple slips. The figureR for the divorced and widowed persons have been shown together. SAMf1E POPULATION Age. O. Widowed or T:>tal Unmarried Married Total Adnllnistr!\tive Ul1it divorced :Fe Fe Fe Fe Persons Males Females Males Males M!!les males males ~aJ.e!l Males m~es (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) H}) (10) (1~) (1~) 1 Chittorgarh Oistt. Total 58,496 29,883 28,613 1~,~46 9,712 14,370 15,f60 1,567 $,441 ~14 882 2 Chitforga/'h Distt. Rural 52,352 26,741 25,611 12,,324 8,q96 12,959 13,917 1,458 a.ops 728 798 3 Begun S D. H. 6,796 3,443 3,353 1,535 986 1,726 2,045 182 322 &~ 78 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. 9.508 4,894 4,644 2,181 1.495 2,502 2,568 211 5si 78 140 5 Kapa~in S. [) R. 7.700 3,969 3,731 1,672 1,141 2,067 2,059 230 5q1 85 92 6 Nimhahera S D· R. 19,730 lO,084 9,646 4,773 3335 4,654 5,196 657 1,115 313 989 7 Partabgarh S. D· R. .. ' 8,588 4,351 4,237 :1,163 1,639 2,OlO 2,049 178 549 161 199 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban 6,144 3,142 3,002 1,622 1,116 1,411 1,543 109 343 88 84 Age. 1- 4 Age. 5-14 -,------'\Vidowed or AdnJlllistrative Unit Total Total Unmarried Married divorced ------Males Female~ Msles Femrtles J\f ales Females Males Females Males Females (1) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (2.2) 1 Chittorgarh Distf. Total 3,188 3,029 8,27b 7,293 7,508 5,467 752 1,799. 15 27 ~ Chittorgllrh Distt. Rurql 2,772 2,707 7,497 6,523 6,749 4,~08 733 1,8,~9 15 ~6 3 Regun S. D. R 305 H9 88~ 714 824 623 56 91 2 4 Chittorgavh S. D. R. 485 497 1,378 1,212 1,254 849 123 360 1 3 l) Kapasin S, D. R. 372 402 1,099 925 905 Q~8 185 291 9 6 6 Nimbahen~ S. D. R. 1,lH 1,152 2,900 ~,5E2 2,623 1820 276 'lIe 1 13 7 Partabgarh S· D· R. 469 507 1,238 1,lgO 1,143 '888 93 228 2 4 8 Chittorgarh Distt, Urban 416 322 718 770 759 659 19 110 1 Age. 15- 24 o ~ Total Married Widowed or divorced :3 Administrative Unit Unmarried 1D ------00 lda,lea Fenu.les Male" Females Males Females 11ale8 Females (1) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) 1 ChfftorgarR Distt. To1a/ 5,053 4,905 1,895 294 2,965 4,485 193 2 Chittorgarh Disff. RUl'al 4,519 4,329 1;,572 244 2,761 3,963 186 3 Begun S. D. R. . 588 -'579 242 106 334 465 12 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. .. 822 150 284 8 522 714 16 5 Kapasin S. D. R. .. , 677 (332 233 16 423 604 21 6 Nimbahera S· D. R- ... 1,706 1,631 563 71 1,022 1,511 121 7 Partabgarh S. D. No ... 726 737 250 43 460 669 16 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban 534 576 321 50 204 522 7 Age. 25-34 o Z Married Widowed or divorced Administrati'Ye Unit Total Unmarried Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) 1 Chfftorgal'h Disft. TQtal 4,892 5,1115 312 ~4 4,384 4,599 196 382 2 Chittorgal'lI Distt. Rural 4,395 4,555 290 33 3,917 4,172 188 35,(J 3 Begun S. D. R. 642 685 53 27 560 603 29 Q5 ~ Chittorgarh S. D. R. .. 848 769 42 1 777 681 29 87 5 Kapasin S. D. R. 649 656 29 3 586 610 34 4;3 6 Nimbahera S. D. R .... 1,598 1,692 80 1,377 1,588 71 104 "I Partabga,rh S D. R. ' .. 728 753 86 2 '617 690 25 61 8 Chittorgal'h Disft. Urban 497 480 22 1 487 427 8 32 80 C. III. - Age and Civil Condition-Oontd. Age. 35-44 0 Z ---- Total Unmarried Married Widowed or divorced ---5&II Administrati va Unit t12 Males Females Males Females Males Females Ma.les Famales (1) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (H) ( 45) (46) 1 Chittorgarh Distt. Total 3,947 3,352 125 3,529 2,630 293 722 2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rural 3,543 3,000 119 3,158 2,360 266 640 ... v Begun S. D. R. 494 402 7 445 293 42 109 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. 673 571 17 617 476 39 95 5 Kap80sin S. D. R. 541 454 26 472 353 43 101 6 Nimbahera S D. R. 1,280 1,099 29 1,140 890 111 209 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. 555 474- 40 484 348 31 126 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban 404 352 6 371 270 27 82 Age. 45-54 0 Z Total Unmarried Married Widowed or divorced ~ Administrative Unit .~ C!> if,} Males Fem~.]es Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54) 1 Chittorgarh Distt. Total 1,941 2,042 48 3 1,616 1,260 277 779 2 .Chittorgarh Distt. Rural 1,718 1,810 44 3 1,417 1,098 257 709 3 Begun S. D. R 256 377 11 3 210 332 35 42 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R- .. 335 314 9 278 198 48 116 5 Karasin S. D. R. 301 251 6 243 142 52 109 6 Nimbahera S. D. It. 580 643 9 479 341 92 302 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. . 246 225 9 207 85 30 ·140 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban 223 232 4 199 162 21J 70 Age. 55-64 0 --.- Z 'fotal Unmarried Married Widowed or divorced ~ Administrative Unit .~ C!> --- t12 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (55) (56) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) 1 Chittorgarh Distt. T(!tal 1,160 1,415 34 1 850 598 276 816 2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rural 1,025 1,275 32 1 733 552 260 722 3 Begun S. D. R. 12j 295 1 86 246 85 49 4 Chittnrgnrh S. D. R. 184 263 10 136 116 38 147 5 KapaRin S D. R. 180 207 9 134 49 37 158 6 Nimbaherlt ~. D. R. 369 368 7 1 256 1]5 106 252 '1 Partahgal'h S. D. R. . 170 142 5 121 26 44 116 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban 135 140 2 117 46 16 94 Age. 65-74 0 --.- Z Total Unmarried Married Widowed or divorced ]... Administrative Unit JJ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (63) (64) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) 1 Chittorgarh Didt. Total 406 452 19 1 199 73 188 378 2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rural 357 399 17 1 175 67 165 381 a Begun S. D. R 43 48 2 23 14 18 34 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. 68 101 2 39 23 27 78 5 Kapasin S. D. R. 46 69 7 14 8 25 61 6 Nimhnhera S. D. R. 162 133 6 1 81 19 75 113 '1 PlI.rtRh~arh S D R. 38 48 18 3 20 45 8 Chittorgarh Didt, Urban 49 58 2 24 6 23 47 81 C. m-Age and Civil Condition':'_Ooncld. Age. 75 and over :z0 --- Total Unmarried Married Widowed or divorcei '(i; Administrative Unit ''i:: ------~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (71) (72) (73) (74) (75) (76) 77) (78) 1 Chittorgarh Dlsft. Total 206 227 3 1 74 16 129 110 2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rura.' 188 214 3 1 64 16 121 197 il Begun S. D. R. 22 ' 26 1 12 1 9 25 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. 23 27 10 13 27 5 Kapasin S. D. R. 18 43 9 2 9 41 ·6 Nimbahera S. D. R. 105 87 2 1 23 13 80 73 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. ... 20 31 10 10 31 8 Chittorgarh Distf. Urban 18 13 10 8 13 Age not stated :zci Total Unmarried Married Widowed or divorced ~.>:: Administrative Unit CD ;(:11 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (79) (80) (81) (82) (83) (84) (85) (B6} 1 Chittorgarh Distt. Total 1 1 1 1 :2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rural 1 1 1 , 3 Begun S. D. R. 4: Chittorgarh S. D. R. fj Kapasin S. D. R. 1 1 6 Nimbahera S. D. R. .. '7 Partabgarh S. D. R. ... 1 1 .;8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban 8~ C, IV-AJe ~nd Literacy Sq,... ter)' NDte:-This table shows the literaoy by age groups of the sample popula'ioD. The figures of illiterates include those of partially literates t. 6. those wb,o ll~ r.. a ~jlDpl6 letter in any soript but cannot write one. Literate means one who can both re3l1 and write a pimple letter in any scrip!;. As the figurel In Col. No.5 & 6 have been taJren from National Registers of Citizens they will not tally with those published in ta.ble l' -VII which is ba.sed on slips. Total PopulsJ;iDn ~ Administrative Unit 'flltn,l Literate Illiterate ";; 'F: ------wIII PersoDs Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 1 Chittorgar~ Distt. Total 587,724 300,093 287,631 36,187 5,391 263,906 282,240 2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rural 524,$70 267,503 257,067 21,492 1,782 246,Ql1 255,285 3 Begun S. D. R. 68,099 34,940 33,159 2,541 284 ~2,399 32,875 4 Chittorgarh S. D. R. 95,529 48,686 46,843 4,274 350 44,412 46,493 5 Kapasin S. D. R 77,O~ 39,230 37,812 3,104 18B 36,126 37,624 6' Nimba.hera. S. D. R. ... ]97,753 100,988 96,765 7,976 545 93,012 96,2l!0 7 Partabgltrh S. D. R. '" 86,14.7 43,659 42,488 3,597 415 40,062 42,073 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban 63,154 32,590 30,564 14,695 3,609 17,895 26,955 SAMPLE Sample Population Age 0-4- SAMPLE ;\ge 5-9 _._-_ /\ge 10-14 0 Administrative Unit Z Total Literate Illitemte Total Litemte Illiteral n .;:::a ------CI) Fe· Fe· Fe- MaleR FeumieR MaJes Males FemaJeR Males Males w maIeR males ma Ies Males F emaies (Ii (17) (18) (19) (20) (21 ) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) 1 Chittorgarh Distt. Total 4,473 4,005 141 35 4,332 3,9703,802 3,288 497 100 3,305 3,188 2 Chittofgarh Distt. Rural 4,106 3,631 81 12 4,025 3,619 3,391 2,892 272 25 3,119 2,867 3 Begun S. D H. 479 327 11 2 468 32f} 403 387 34 7 369 380 4: Chittorgarh S. D. R. '" 783 68(; 3 783 683 59fi 526 42 10 553 516 5 Kapasin S. D. R. 567 543 28 2 539 541 .532 382 67 3 465 379 6 Nimbahem S. n. R. '" 1,56.5 1,401 31 4 1,534- 1,397 Ul35 1,151 97 2 1,238 1,149 7 PartH.bgal'h S. D. R. .. 712 674 11 1 701 673 526 446 32 3 494- 443 8 Chittorgarh Distt Urban, 367 374 60 23 307 351 411 396 225 75 186 321 SA MI'LE Age 15 - 24- 0 Z Administrative Unit Total Literate Illiterate ~ ---- .~ rnCI) Males Females Males Females Males Ij'elllUles (1) (29) 130) (31) (32) (33) (34) 1 Chittol'garh Distt, Total 5,053 4,905 798 141 4,255 4,764 2 Chittorgarh Distt. RUl'al 4,519 4,329 468 47 4,051 4,282 3 Begun S. D. R. 588 579 66 9 522 570 4: Chittorgarb S. D. R.... 822 750 72 14 750 786 1) Kapasin S. D. R. 677 632 64 10 6]3 622' 6 Nimba.hera S. DR. .. 1,706 1,631 154 5 1,552 1,626 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. ... 726 737 IE' 9 ,,14 728 8 Chittol'garh Distt. Urban 534 576 330 94 204 482 sa C. IV-Ag~ and Literacy-Oontd. SAMPLE ---- Age 25-34 ------Administrative Unit c:i Total Z -_._ Literate Illiterate .;::~ ------CD rJ) M~les Ferrmles "Males Females Males Females (1) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) 1 Chittorgarh Distt. Tofal 4,892 5,075 725 84 4,167 4,931 2 Ch.ittorgarh Disft. Rural. 4,395 4,555 450 36 3,945 4,519 3 Be;;l1n 8. D. It. 642. 685 fi8 6 574 679 4 Ohittnrgarh S. D. R. ... 848 768 103 7 745 762 5 Ka,. SAMPLE ------Age 35-44 ci Adillini,trative Unit Z Total Literate Illiterate ';l 01:: ---. (I) rJ) l\1a.les Fenmles l\Iale~ Females Males Females (1) ( 41) (±:J) (~ :3) (H) (45) (46) 1 Chittorgurh tJistt. Total. 3,f}47 3,352 571 53 3,376 3,299 2 Chitforgarh Distt. Rural. 3,543 3,000 363 12 3,180 2,988 3 Begun S. D. K MJ! 40Ll J::l 3 446 3Ha 4 Chit.1.01'gMI1 S. D. R ... 673 571 78 4 595 567 5 Ka,p ,c,ill 8. D. R. 5H 454 [;9 1 4b2 453 6 Nind ",he:u, S. U. R. ... 1,280 1,099 106 ..,':) 1,174 1,096 7 Part '. hgd.rll S. D. R .,. 555 ,1H 72 1 4fl:J 473 8 ChittDrgarh Disft. Urban. 404 352 208 41 196 311 SAMPLE Age 45-54 ci Administrative Unit Z Total Literate Illiterate 0;::~ - (I) UJ. MaJes Females Males Females Males Females (1) (47) (48) (19) (50) (51) (52) 1 Chitforgarh Dis ft. Total, 1,941 2,042 367 27 1,574 2,0 15 2 Chittorqarh Disff. Rural. 1,718 1,810 238 4 1,480 1,806 3 Begun S. D. R. .. , 256 377 28 1 228 376 <1 Chittorgftrb S D. R. ... 33,1'\ 314 75 260 314 5 Kapasin S, D. R. 301 251 42 3 259 248 6 Nimbahera S D. R. ... 580 643 61 519 643 7 Part~1bgarh S. D. R. 246 225 32 214 225 8 Chittol'qarh Disft. Urban. 223 232 129 23 94 209 SAMPLE. ------__ . Age 55-64 ------_._------ci Administrative Unit Z Total Literate Illiterate .;::~ ------CD rJ) Males Females Males Females l\fales Females (1) (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) 1 Chittorqarh Distt. Tofal. 1,160 1,4/5 158 11 1,002 1,404 2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rural. 1,025 1,275 92 5 933 I,no 3 Begun S. D. R. .. 122 295 12 2 110 293 4 Chittorgarh S D. R. ... 184 263 21 1 11;3 21;2 5 Kapasin S. D. R. 180 207 18 162 207 6 Nimbahera S. D. R. ... 369 368 24 2 3·15 366 7 Partabg'trh S. D. R. ., 170 142 ]7 1,)3 141 8 Chittorgarh Distt. Urban, 135 140 66 6 69 134 ~ 6; IV-Age &Ild literacy~aoncld. SAMPLE Age 65-74--_. 0 Aaminisbra~ive Unit Z Tolii! Literate Illiterate 'i ...... ---- '';:;., -- rJ.2 Males Females Males Females Males Fema16a (1) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64.) 1 Cluftorgarh Oistt. Tot4' 408 452 64 1 342 451 2 C/littorgarh Oistt. /lural 357 399 38 319 399 3 Begun 8. D. R. 43 48 {) 37 48 4 Chittorgarh 8. D. R. ... as 101 9 59 101 5 Kapasin S. D. R. 46 69 6 40 69 6 Nimbahera S. D. R. .. 162 133 12 150 133 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. ... 38 18 5 33 48 8 Chittorgarh Oistt. Urban 49 53 26 1 23 52 SAMPLE Age 75 and over ------_- 0 Administrative Unit Z Total Literate Illiterate oJ -'F:: CD tIJ Males Females Males Females M:~les Females (1) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) 1 Chtftorgarh Distt. Total 206 2~7 21 185 227 2 Chittorgarh Distt. Rural 188 214 9 179 214 3 Begun 8. D. R. 22 26 1 21 26 4 Chlttorga.rh S. D. R .... 23 27 '2 21 27 5 Kapasin 8. D. R. IS 43 5 13 43 6 Nimbahera S. D. R. ... 105 87 1 104 87 7 Partabgarh S. D. R. .. 20 31 20 31 8 Chittorgarh Oistt. Urban 18 13 12 6 13 SAMPLE Age not stated ------0 Admlnistrl\tive Unit Literate Illiterat9 Z ~otal ,~ ------I'< CD tIJ Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (71) (72) (73) (74) (75) (76) 1 ~it;ttorgarh Distt. Total 1 t 1 t 2 Chittol'garh Distt. Rural 1 1 1 1 3 Begun S. D. R. .. . 4 Ohittorglrh R. D. R. ... 5 Kapasin 8. D. R. 1 1 6 Nimbahem R D. R. ... 7 Pa.rtabgf\rjl, S.. p. R. ... 1 1 8 Chittol'garh Oistt. Urban Si C. V-Sintle Year Age Ret1U'D.1 EZPLANATO.R~ NOTE:-This table ihows fo~ the sample popula.tion the figureg by sIngle yea.rs of age a.s mentIoned In the allp'; Age Returns ___ r- ---L- .- 0 :Z Administrative Unit Total 0 1 c:6 -'5:: eD Per- Fe- Fe- Fe- -til Males Males Males sons males male'S males (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) t6} (7) t8~ 1 ehittorgarh District Total 58,496 29,883 28,613 814 882 635 627 2 Chittorgarh District Rural .... 52,352 26,741 25,611 726 798 555 571 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 6,796 3,443 3,353 89 78 59 32 4 Chittol'garh Sub-Division Rural 9,538 4,894 4,6-14 78 140 108 89 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 7,700 3,969 3,731 85 92 76 81 {j Nimbahera Sub-Division Hural . 19,730 10,084 9,646 313 289 223 282 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 8,588 4,351 4,237 161 199 89 87 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... 6,144 3,142 3,002 88 84 80 56 Age Returns r- -_ _L a Z Admi,listmtive Unit 2 3 4 5 ~ __.._ __..__ -'5:: CD Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- UJ. Males Males Males Males luales males malBs males ( 1) (9) (10) (11) ( 12) (13) {14} (15) (16) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 921 858 875 791 757 753 1,142 92a -- 2 Ohittorgarh District Rural 770 751 162 706 685 679 1,0~4 845 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ... 06 53 77 37 73 27 98 112 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 136 132 138 139 103 137 189 17~ .1) Ka-pasin Sub-Division Rmal .. ., 91 118 104 100 101 103 155 114 v Nimbahent Sub- Division Rural, 34.~ 317 303 'J77 272 276 418 S94 '7 Partabgarh Sub- Di vision Rural. 101 131 140 153 136 136 184 153 8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... 151 107 113 85 72 74 98 77 ~ge Returns r- --- L- -- -~- 0 Z Administrative Unit t3 7 8 9 __.__ -:.;...__:__., ___:..__ -.....c:e Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe:.. '"' Males 1 Males Males Males tI rna es males mal~s. males _ (1). (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ... 887 765 972 853 1,016 (i1~ ~ ~~ , ., 2 Ohittorg'arh District Rural 824 679 897 786 944 sit sf; 481 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 95 68 89 35 I:;! 33 6'6 79 4 Cbittol'garh Sub-Division nural 154 117 167 130 288 184 67 83 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ••• 105 107 i24 115 tmJ 154 48 53 .- 6 Nimbli~ra. Sub"Division Rural, 8~0 256 339 831 ~, 343 148 177 7 Partfl,~rh Snb-Divisiort Rural i30 i31 i78 ]75 i52 i~ 68 89 8 Chitto¥garh DiSiri~t Ur'Wil is ks 75 67 71 t. ft • 86 c. "-Single Year-=-Age Returnif-OOnfd. Age Returns -A._ r- ~, 10 11 12 13 ~ Administrati ve Unit _.___ -.....ee ~ Pe- Fe- Fe- Fe- '"'CD Males Males -00 Males rna 1es Males rna Ies males males (1) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) 1 Chittorgarh District Total .... 1,160 1,(,56 lJi04j 392 1,180 910 631 536 2 Chittocgarh District Rural ... 1,050 935 344 334 1,075 809 553 473 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 104 143 58 71 119 103 79 26 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 211 167 52 60 176 124 109 J08 5 Kf1pasin Sub-Division Rural .... 152 127 51 32 173 107 91 69 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 426 364 135 110 419 350 188 191 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 157 134 48 61 188 125 86 79 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 110 121 60 58 105 101 78 63 Age___ Returns_J_. __ r- - 0 16 17 Z Administmtive Unit 14 15 ee ____._.__._._ .---A-- .....;... ep Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males MaleR Males Males 00 males luales malE's malefl (1) (83) (34) (35) (30) (B7) (38) (89) (40) 1 Chittorgarh District.. Total 427 39lJi 1,028 1,020 616 49lJ! 236 220 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 369 3U 972 922 563 443 207 18i. 3 Begull Rnb-Divisioll Rural 43 4-1: fH 240 8G :17 25 31 4 Chitto]'garh Sllb-J)i vision Huml 47 67 W7 128 110 iii 40 3:) ." 5 Ktpaslll Sub-Diyir-:ion Hnml .... ()5 47 ];)0 113 SD 77 25 U' ) 6 NimbaiJrrn, 8ub-])] viRion Hnml . 1G7 lSG ·l1S 316 191 168 85 53 7 Prtrtabgarh Sllb·1) ivi ~iOll RurRII. 47 47 143 95 7~ tj:) 32 32 8 Chittorgarh District Urban t •• 58 53 53 98 53 51 29 36 Age RetmIls _.___ _J__ r- -... ------...., 0 18 19 20 2l Z AdwiuiNGI1I ti I't~ Ullit d..... ___..,___, ___,.__ ep Fe- Fe- 11'e- Fe- 00'"' Malts Mn.lE'R MalE's )1ales maIeR uJa,]es l1J al f'S males (1) (±l ) (42) (48) (44) (45) (Hi) (47) (JS) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 608 565 130 87 1,166 1,3':.13 2'J3 263 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 5110 476 HI!) 72 1,093 1,177 253 2lJiG 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ... HI 1'7 14 11 151 110 34 21 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural , 109 101 15 15 ~1() 231 44 39 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural • o. 81 88 13 10 192 190 39 2G 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 206 194 45 29 431 510 64 65 '1 Partabgarh Sub· Division Rural.. .. 63 76 18 7 100 127 72 89 8 Chittorgarb District Urban ... 68 89 25 1D 78 126 40 23 87 C. V-Single Year Age neturns -Contd. Age Returns ,------_.A_ 0 Z 22 23 24 25 Administrati ve Unit __..,______,______-....ciS,_. Q) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males Males Males Males rJ). males males males males (I) ( 49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 544 550 183 158 2419 2416 1,678 1,829 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 478 475 154 132 154 208 1,460 1,707 3 Begun Sub-Diviflion Rural 63 14 21 10 16 88 197 301 4 Chittorgarh Sub-DiviRion Rural 72 88 :36 21 14 16 282 310 • 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Huml .... 58 61 '2:3 15 7 ]0 225 248 6 N imb:1.hera Sub-Division RuraL. 175 178 ·12 49 49 39' 569 612 7 Partrtbgarh Sub-Division Rural. 110 134 42 37 68 55 187 236 8 Chittorgarh District Urban. 66 75 29 26 95 37 118 122 ___Age .J._Returns _____ r 0 Z Ac1ministra,ti ve Unit 26 27 28 29 d..... ~ --'-----. I-< Q;) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- 'J) Males Males Males Males males males males males (1) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64) 1 Chlttorgarh District Total 243 205 200 181 260 346 199 90 2 Cbittorgarh District Rural 219 185 162 163 2?L5 298 ?L5 79 3 Begun Sub-Division Hunt! 40 43 31 46 35 25 16 30 4 Cbittorga,rh Sl1b-J)jyision Rural 38 18 32 21 41 44 4. 7 5 Kap(l,siu Sub-Division Rural .... 32 17 19 t::~ 25 49 2 7 6 Nimbahel'a Sub-Division Hum!. •. 57 04 40 4:J 01 101 1~ 12 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 52 43 34 38 6:3 79 11 14 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 24 20 38 18 15 48 154 11 Age Returns ,.- - -"- - 0 Z Administrative Unit 30 31 32 33 ~..... ____,______I-< <1) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males MaleR Males w. Males rna 1es males males males (1) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) (71) (7'2) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ... 1,803 1,928 90 67 301 231 123 79 . 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ... 1,786 1,741 59 55 266 195 87 78 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural .... :232 168 12 19 4:1 14 22 13 L,- 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 369 291 15 11 41 42 12 20 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 297 278 6 3 32 28 S 8 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural.. .. 629 758 18 9 1(7 59 16 20 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 259 246 8 :i3 72 52 29 17 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 17 187 31 12 35 36 36 ; 1 89 c. V-linrle Year Ale lletUl1lS-Contd. ,..- ______Age Returns.A.- ______'""11-, 46 47 48 49 Administrative Unit _..._ M I Fe- Fe Fe Males Fe a es males Males males Males males males (1) (97) (~8) (99) (100) (101) (102) (103) (104) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 35 41 38 20 46 44 31 36 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 30 40 33 16 35 39 27 36 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 3 25 7 1 6 15 6 23 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 3 2 6 5 1 4 t) 5 IKapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 2 1 1 2 4 5 1 2 "6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 16 7 13 4 16 9 8 6 7 Partabgal'h Sub-Division Rural 6 5 6 4 8 6 6 4 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 5 1 5 4 11 5 4i 1 Age Returns ,..------~------50 51 52 53 Administrati ve Unit Fe- Fe- Fe Fe Males males Males males Males males Males malts (1) (105) (106) (107) (lOS) (109) (110) (111) (112) 1 Chittorg4.rh District Total 861 928 22 44 38 38 25 19 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 768 802 19 40 31 31 21 16 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 113 70 1 23 5 5 4 8 -4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 149 153 7 4 ~, 7 3 1 .5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural.... 170 139 2 3 8 1 1 1 () Nimbahera. Sub-Division Rura.l 253 337 7 8 8 8 7 2 '7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural 83 103 2 2 4 10 6 .( :s Chittorgarh District Urban ... 98 126 3 , '1 '1 4 3 Age Returns ~------~'------o 56 67 Z Adminit4trative Unit Fe Fe Fe- M I Fe- Males Males Male S males a es males males males (1) , (113) (114) (115) (lf6) (117) (118) (119) (120) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 18 32 342 370 101 28 14 66 2 Chittol!garh District Rural 18 31 290 324 6 26 U 47 3 Begun Sub-Division Ruml 3 25 28 87 13 Sf) 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 1 3 47 53 9 2 8 5 Kapasin Sub· Division Rural ... 153 40 ... 1 2 (j Nimbaherll. Sub-Division Rural. 8 1 98 112 2 9 2 .7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural 1 2 64 32 1 ...... 8 Chittorgarh Diatrict Urban .••• 5 1 52 46 .... 3 90 C. V-Single Year Age BeturDI-Oontd. Age Returns _-L """", <) 58 59 60 61 Z Administrati ve Unit -dS ---.. .5:: Fe- Fe- eD Fe- M Fe- Males Males m Males males ales males . males males, (1) (121) (122) (123) (124) (125) (126) (127) (128) 1 Chlttorgarh District Total 27 55 7 10 683 826 Hi 17 2 Chlttorgarh District Rural 19 51 4 10 U30 753 14 17 3 Begun Sub-Division Ruml 2 41 6 80 88 2 5 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 2 4 117 176 5 5 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 3 112 159 4 1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. 8 3 1 238 239 2 3 7 Pal'tabgarh Sub-Division Rural 4 3 3 4 83 91 1 3 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 1111 8 4 3 53 73 ... Age Returns ------~, ci 62 63 64 65 Z Administrative Unit __,_____ -.....d! ~--- ~ Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- III Males Males 00 Males males Males males males males (1) (129) (130) (131) (132) (133) ( 134) (135) (136) 1 Ohittorgarh District Total 32 19 16 12 11 24 157 211 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 28 16 15 12 8 19 135 182 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 4 3 4 4 2 13 5 20 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. 7 4 1 3 1 R2 42 5 Kapasin Rub-Division Rural.. .. 6 3 2 .. , 17 ::3G ,.., 6 Nimb'lhera Sub-Division Rural 5 5 2 1 .) 70 ;3b 7 Partabga,rh Sub-Division Rural 6 1 6 4 3 11 2() 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 4 3 1 3 5 22 29 Age Returns ,---..__------.---_".._------~ 0 66 67 G8 69 Z t\druinistr:tti 1'\:: U pit .....~ ------.------'-- :;.. Fe- . Fe- Fe- Fe- CI.l M ales I M ales I Mn,jes Males Ul lIla es llla es ID[1,les llmles (1) (1 ii7) (lB8) (130) (140) (141 ) (14]) (143) (1~4) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 18 2 9 2 7 8 6 6 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 17 2 8 2 5 6 6 6 3 Begun Sub-Division Rura,l 12 1 1 3 4 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Divisioll Ru~al :2 1 1 :3 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 1 1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Runtl 2 1 7 1 1 1 2 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural 1 4 1 2, '8 Chittorgarh District Urban ... ' 1 1 2 ~@1 .~9\ ,,~~_~~~~}IM:Ite~.ctmij. Age Returns -- .-- -- 0 70 72 73 Z Administrative, nit ' _- :71 .- P ell ~ -'--- ~ 1fe- -- ~- Fe- lfe- 00, Males M&les ~les J~~es -~les _mMes males m1Wes (1) '. {i'~) 11~6) tt~7) (14,8) (149) (50) (151) (152) , , - . { -Chittfl'garh District Tota.l ~ In ~O8 8 4 1. 6 8 -~ Chittorgarh District Rural _: 157 :l89 8 4 1M i • "'" q Begu~ Sub-DivisJon RUf_(_l,l 19 18 3 I.,•• I .... _4 Chittorgarh SUQ-Divisiop Rural 33 49 4 .... '2- 5 Kapa~in Sub- D~yjsion RQ)'al .... _26 32 1 l' ",. .6 N im~hera Sub:Divisio~ Rural - 63 _69 3 13 2 "2- .... ¥ Parta~garh Sub-Division nural 16 21 1 ...... 4 , ~ Chitt~garh District Urban ... 17 19 -... t ...... Age Returns ~--- --..... - -- 0 jj Z Administrative Unit H 76 77 _.41- ...,...... _..__ ,k Jot ,- -~ CD 1 Fe- , Fe- oo~ Fe- F6i - M~ es mdills ~J.e~ tfi;;ri' Males Males __ o_ , _,,_~, a es males wales 1~) (153) (101) (155) (IB6) (157) (100) (159) (160) .}- Chittorgarh District Total 7 5 66 85 1 2 4:, 3 2 Chittargarh District Rural 1 a 61 79 2 3 a ... 1 ... _,. BegmrBub-Dirision Rural :2 8 10 .... 8 ·4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 11 .... 5- Kapasin Sub-Division Rural .... 11 8 I 6 Nimbahera Sub;Division Rural '·-25 33 2 \l 2 7 Partabgal'h Sub:.:Division Rural .... I 9 17 1 .- .... 5 8 Chittorgarh District Urbaii 6 2 6 1 t Age Returns ----- .__ ..A.. ______o z Administrative Unit 18 79 80 81 ~ ------_..--'---_--. Fe Ff Males malel:( males (i66) (167) (168) .. - 1 Chittorgarh District Total ... 15 8 2 S3 ~_2 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ... 14 8 2 77 r2 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ...... 11 1 . . ••• 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 10 5... Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ... f·" .... ,... 23 ,1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 14 8 1 12 """ •• v 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural ...... ~ 8 Ohittorgarh District Urban .... 1 ...... 9 92 C. V-Single Year Age Returns -=Oontti. _Age Returns ------"------"' 82 83 84 85 AdministratIve Unit __..___ Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males ma I es Males ma I es Males males Males males (I) (169) (170) (171) (172) (173) (174) (175) (176) 1 Chittorgarh District Total .... 3 3 31 3 7 12 '2 Ohittorgarh District Rural 3 3 31 3 6 12 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ••• 1 1 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 1 1 1 1 .. 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ...... 1 ~ 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 1 3 30 ... 3 7 Partabgarh Sub-DivisioJ1. Rural ... 1 1 8 Ohittorgarh District Urban ... 1 ___Age,_.A Returns______ o 86 87 88 89 Z Administrati ve Unit Fe- ~Fe- ~----'------~Fe M Males Fe- ales males Males males males Males males (1) (177) (178) (179) (180) (181) (182) (183). (184) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 2 14 1 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 2 14 1 ... 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 1 ••• .or 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural ... , 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural ...... 6 Nirnbahera Sub-Division Rural 1 .oo 14 1 7 Partabgarh Sub-Di vision Rural 8 Chittorgarh District Urban Age Returns ------"-_- 0' 90 91 92 93 Z Administrative Ullit ____.,__ -.....ell Fe- . Fe;' Fe ~ Maies Maies Fe Ull Males rna I es Males rna Jes males males (I) (185) (180) (187) (188) (189) (1!:)0) (191) (192) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 6 20 2 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 6 20 2 3 Begun Sub-Vi vision Rural '2 1 ... 4 Chittorgal'h Sub-Division Rural '2 4 .,,~~ 1 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural... 1 9 ,... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural 5 1 ... 7 Pal'tabgarh Sub-Division Rural 1 I ••• __ J 8 Chittorgarh District 'Q'rban ...... C, V-Single rear Age Retllrns-Ooncld. Age Returns ~------~~---.------., o 96 97 :s. ~;~~ Administrative Gmt dS ....-- Fe Fe Q;) Males r.tl'"' males males (1) (198) (199) (200) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ••• .... 2 Chittorgal'h District Rural 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural .... '" .oo 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 5 Kapasin Sub-Div:ision Rural {i Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural ..•. 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural S Chittorgarh District Urban ...... Age Returns __.A.._ ,.----, , -- \ 0 98 99 100 and over Age Not Stated Z Administrative Unit _.___ -.....dS ,. .. ~ Q) Ire- Ire- Ire- '"' Males Males Fe- w. Males males Males males males males (1) (201) (20'2) (203) (204) (205) (206) (207) (208) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 1 ... 1 3 1 1. 3 Begun Sub·Division Rural '00 1 '40 ...... 4 Chittorgarh Sub·Division Rural ...... 1 1 ...... 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rnral 1 6 Nimbahera Sub·Division Rural ...... ••• ~ 7 Partabgal'h Sub-Division Rural ...... ••• '2 L a Chittorgarh District Urban .... 1 ... 94 , \,Lll\ \j.-~!rr18W ~i~:X~~o~'~~l~~ ; EXPLANATORY NOTE;-i'ab1e': D,'!. hIB-oeen'preparedtnlwo parts D. r; {I) and D. I. (ii). D. I. (i) shows languages spoken ai, ,_ . ~~~h8Ato~~V together with the number of speakers split up into sexes. C.ll 1 ..... ;.. 9J.l v {,,,,(P... . ~r.a,ngnag.es_.:_ ,,-. . . -~" - .' " Persons Males Females t. Raj"a'8thani Total ~:J ••• 1130,987 _' . ;iif,4Da :, 260,514 tn) ··fta;jasttm~r··" ---:-:: )'" , .... 243 168 ~5, .C (h} ~eriG~~~'~_ c -:---.ll...... 255 123 132 (o~, )~ri Q~ ~~kha.~. 87 64 23 (d) Banjari or Labani .... 21~ .. ' ~~,2i)2 (e) Dhundhari or Jaipuri ... . ~'~~~ 102 64 V) Harauti, - i ... II...... 26tf 7~ 188 (g) Malwi, ~~ngf1,ri o~2Ahiri 1.6,893 ". ,311300 S9.,498 (h) Marwari I.' ... 1r29 8~~ 347 (i) Merwari . ••• •••• 68 ~8 (i) Mewari, ••• 450~a8d- 281,198 218,888· (k) ~ewari l,{hairari ••• ..1". 42 17 25 (l) Sondwari III ... .. ~ .... 1 (m) Dhabadi' 1 1 .,. 2. Western Hindi Total ... 26,171 12,488 12,683, W Westem-Hi-aei- - ,i. S 4 4 =(1i) :arlj BhiSWa/)L; JC.~ ...... 1M lis (?~ .~~ndel -~l_~ndi. _. :'l~ ', ... 106 37 69' (d:r H;indi •. V:. ,.:._;. ·.tell 21,217 ,lD,324 10,893 n .' I (e) Urdu ••• . 3,568:· 1,96'9 . , . 1,fitJ9' t i. Bhili or AborigInal Languages Total ... :·· 26,723 14,5~2 1~,161 :..-1' (a) Bhili ..• r 23,417 ~1~,4.8p, ~q,9~n (b ).'Vagdi ... , '3,306 2,076 1,230 4. KA.NJABI 8.10 q85 4~5 5. GUJRATI 1,855 LOl4: 841 6. KHA.NI))l:SHI 1 7. MARATHI 40 21 19 8, PUNJABI '" ... 458 223 235 9. TELUGU ••• ... ••• 1 1 10. BINDHl 1,562 901 661 11. TAMIL 1 1 '" 12. EASTERN HINDI ••• H~ 10 13. Af'IAN VERNACULARS 146 85 61 (a) Burmese ... 6 4 2 (b) Pashtb I." 140 81 59 Total of All Languages .....• ...... 687,724 300,093 287,631 l(p D. J~) :BilUf.,uaJism. IlZPLANATOltY }fOTE :-U ah,,,s ~he mother tongue and Bubsldiary languages moat commonly spoken along "ith~.he:a!. !lIe me"'. '-II" af mute hu ~ GGDiiderea ~Q W Gbe same .8.~ of their mohhers. Total ~ons returned as II .,01;91 speaking a...... Speakers Western .. ., Ja.llIIJllge Hindi :a ·c .. ;:: ; s.ubsidiary to i- .. -= to" that shown in ';' :s ~ ~ 1:1 .-lil ,.., ~ ~ IIr1 AI oolumn 1 ~ i (11 (2.) (S) \4) (6)" (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (1~) (11) (U) 1 Rajasthani 530,937 9,t70 8,590 409 " 43 7 .I() 3 i 2 Western Hindi _ 25,171 6,146 6,064 54 3 ...... 3 Bhili 26,723 41 7 34 4 Kanjari Lan,guages 810 234 234 5 Gujrati ],8~a 411 195 215 1 'eo 6 Khandeshi 1 1 1 7 Mara.thi 40 25 24 1 3 - Punjabi 458 198 153 38 '!. .... 7 9 Sindhi 1,562 722 602 101 19 10 Eastern Hiodj 19 12 6 6 11 Tamil l 1 1 12 Telugu 1 13 Asiatio 1~ .59 34 25 D. II-Religion. BqWutol'} Note.-Thie table shows the distribution of popnI!ltlon by main religions found in ~his didrict Total.popniation Hindus Sikhs Jains Zoroas'riana lluBliml Chri.tiaDI Persons Males Fem~les M. F. M. F. M. F. 1tI. F. M. Y. M. 1', (1) (~) (3) (4) (5) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (H) (15) (16) 1 Chlttorprh DlstL Total 581,12430IJ.09.~ 281,631 280,011268,581 15"'- 691,6051,521 3 1 11,091 /1,338 169 -IgS 2 Cbittorgsrh Dlstt.Rul'tll 524.510261,503 251,061251,341241,111 105 133,914 3,895 5,990 5,jl24 141 1,. 3 Begun S. D. R. 68.099 34,940 3S,159 33,562 32,161 58 11 641 575 55~ .812 125 100 4 Chitto.garh S. D. R.... 95,529 48.686 46,843 47,731 45,7E5 11 2 98 124 846 952 5 Kapa~in 8. D. &. 77,042 39,230' 37,812 37,.91 36,167 81 824 793 884 852 6 Nimbahera S. D. R. ... 197,753 100,988 96,765 96,8H 92,895 2 1,567 1,765 i,5113 2.087 i! 11 'l Partabgarh S. D. R.... 86,147 43,659 42,488 4-1,689 40,729 3 784 6:-38 1.183 1,121 • -Cbittwgarh Distt.Um.n 63,154 32,590 .30,564 2;,730 20,864 45 46 3,691 3,632 0 J ,6,101 .6,1)14.l2 1 D. III-SCheduled Castes and Soheduled Tribes ~XPLANATORY NOTE:- It shows the strength of the Scheduled Castes :tnd Scheduled Tribes as notifiel1 by the Qov.erllment of India. Their nflmes eto. oan be Been in Annexure "0". . SQheduled Castes Dc.;heduled Tribes o r------.A..------, r------~------_, ~ Administratiye Unit Persons Males FemR.!es Penmns MaleR Females OQ (1) (2) (3) HI (6) (6) .(7) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 49,143 25,098 2~,045 6,693 2,920 3,'773 2 ~hittorgarh District Rural 4'5,094 23,023 22,071 6,693 2,920 3,773 3 'Begun Sub-Division R\H:~l "'"3,724 2,020 1,70 J 4 Chittorgarh Sub-J9ivision Rum.l. '9,496 4,348 5,148 5 Ka,P:;lrsin Sub-Division Rural .... .7,417 3~107 3,7 ° 6 Nimbahem Sub-Division Rural. 18,814 10,101 8,71:3 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 5,643 2,847 2,796 6,693 2,\)20 3,773 8 Chittorgarh District Urban 4,049 2,076 1,914 98 D. IV-Migrants. PlXPLA1UTORY NOTE:-This table gives the distributiOD of populaiion enumerated in this district according to their plaoes of birth. 0 Z District, State etc., Total population of persons enumerated or Country where born. . in Chittorgarh District ~ ..A- ....I-< 'r- 00• Persons Ma.les Females 1 2 3 4 A-I.-Districts within the State- 1. Jaipur 357 179 178 2. Tonk 106 23 83 3. Bharatpur 9 5 4 4. Alwar - 30 17 13 5. Bikaner 1B 11 7 6. Jodhpur 581 248 333 7. ,Jaisalmer 3 1 2 8. Udaipur 9,383 5,212 4,171 9. Dllngarpur 29 3 26 10. Banswara 1,302 607 695 11. Chittorgarh 548,113 279,525 268,588 12. Bhilwa,ra 5,698 3,015 2,683 13. Kotah 763 370 393 14. Bundi 66 20 46 15. Jhalawar ... 127 31 96 -- --- Total ---566,585 289,2G7 277,318 A-H.-States in India beyond the State- 1. Ajmer 440 239 201 2. Bombay ... 162 105 57 3. Hyderabad 4 4 4. Madras ••• 10 u 5 5. Madhya Pradesh 17 JO 7 6. Madhya Bharat 18,217 9,224 8,993 7. Punjab 79 51 28 8. "Nttar Pradesh .... 273 145 128 Total 19,202 9,779 9,4:23 E.-Oountries in Asia beyond India- 1. Pakistan ••• ••• 1,931 1,043 888 2. Burma ... ••• - 6 4 ---2 B. Total .... 1,937 1,047 890 Grand Total.of Population 587,724 300,09:3 287,631 '97 I I ~I ...... o ~I ~I ...01 ~I ...M co o 10 ~I (II ~I ... ZI ... 0> V') I .... (II I 00 '; i II :: .o.., ~ Z III c .. .~_ J ,,~ , i ....:: -:: o Z I. -> o -.-... I --;; o o 00 .... co.... D. VU.-Educational .DLANJ'l'o~r NOTE:-It showl educationalatandardl of population. Persons "ho donot eOIJlB upto any of the .tandards BpeciAed i. read but cannot "rite. The figures of literacy in this table haVii be.n obtaine4 by sortiag the slips "hile lhole' mello'ols. This explains the resson of differellloCe If IIny. Total Literates ci ~ Administrative Unit ----- ....ciJ Persons Males Females Persons Males Fema.l -~ 4) rn (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 1 Chlttorgarh District Total ... 41,993 36,500 5,493 40,475 35,OSB 5,420 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 23,57~ 21,724 1,847 22.944 21,111 1,823 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural 2,848 2,544 004 2,791 2,488 303 4 Chittorgarh Sub-D I vision RurSaI. 4,673 : 4,313 360 4,522 4,166 356 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Ruml •••• 3,334 3,136 198 3,170 2,982 188 6 Nimbahera Sub-Divi"sion Bural. : 8,654 :8,009 555 8,490 7,'41 549 '7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. 4:,062 3,632 430 3,971 3,544 427 a: Cb,ittorgarh District Urban. .... 1&42e 14,176 3,846 17,631 13,934 3,587 0 Degr:_esB. or ,Diplomas Graduate: in Arts or BcieRce Z .. ,..,_....._ -....loiS Admini.trMii-m Unit Persons Males Females Persons Males F~males. '"'CD Ul (1) (17) (18) (19) (00) (21) (2~) 1 Chittorgar~ ~ist~ct Total .... ill leO U 87 316 ( 2 Chittorgarh :district Rural •... 50 48 2 12 12 3 Begun Sub-DivisKm Rural 1 '} 1 1 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rum.I. 1::3 11 2 2 2 5 llitpa.Ein Sab-Division Rnral .... ~o 20 ~ 2 6 Ni~ab:era. Sub-Division Rural. 10 10 H. Fj 5 7- Partabgs.rh Snb-Division Rura.l. 6 6 2 2 8 Ohittorgarlt District Urban 61 62 9 26 24 1 <5 Agrioulture Veterinary Z .....-c:i! Admihistrative Unit Persons Males Females --Persons Males Fema.les '"'CD w. (1) (32) (33) (34) (351 (36) (37) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ••• ! Chittorgarh District Rural ••• 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ...... 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural. ••• S Kapa.sin Sub-Division Rurtt} ...... 6 Nimbahera Sub-Division Rural. .... 7 Partabgarh Sub-Division Rural. ••• ••• ••• a Chittorgarh District Urban ... •••• ... ••• 99 Standards.. the 'l"Lole :lild wh,) M'0 lit lr"bc :tro <:la>sifio,l unrIer the firsb c,ttegory "lite""to". Llter!lote~ d,) Ilot iuclu,le P,trtl.\l:, II i,,"',L['", ' .0. those who e~n only publi~hed In the P. O. A. or Vilbge Direotory h~ve been copied from the abstracts of N~tiJnal H,erlsLel'-; ()f GltlzllrH prepared by ~he enu· Middle School Matriculate or S. L. C. Intermediate in Arts Higher 8econdary or Science ------_- -_ ..... -- Persons I Males Females Person,; Males Females Persons Males Females (t:» (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) • 999 945 54, 376 370 6 3~ 30 2 418 398 20 147 145 2 12 12 44 43 1 12 12 .... 101 99 2 32 32 ' ... G 5 127 ]17 10 17 17 ,.., 86 82 4 61 59 2 I 7 60 57 3 25 25 • # •• .... 581 547 34 229 225 4i 20 18 2 Post Graduat,e in Arts or Science Teaching Engineering Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Female!'3 (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (20) (30) (31) 2 2 13 9 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 .... 1 1 .. , .... 1 1 1 1 1 1 .•.. ... I 1 ••• 12 8 4j 1 1 Commerce Legal Medical Otl,ers ------Per- M 1 Fe- Per- . a es Males Females Persons Maks Females r('r~()n'" Ma,lefl ]'elll~t13s bons males Bons (38) _ (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (·17) (48) (49) 2 2 7 6 1 48 43 5 1 1 6 5 1 28 27 t If •• i) :J 1 8 7 1 ... 1 1 3 3 ~3 13 3 3 ·1 4 4 1 1 1 1 20 16 4 100 E-Summary Figures by 8f!plafltlt.Jry Not~:-In this table area, popullition, density, and the distribution of population by livelihood The figures of area against each unit have baan entered a. supplied by the Distric'; Officer. The total area of the district Thew are only 5 sub-divisions in this district. Tae density al111H h~s been calculated on th~ present area figures of the District. ligures of most o( the towns ",ere not available. LIVELIHOOD Population Percentage Density Variation Agricultural <5 ------.------Z Atlmini.trative ArBa. iu 1941· 1931· 1. Cultivat@rs of II, Oultivdtors of URit] sq. miles 1951 1941 1951 1941 land wholly or land wholly or mainly owned and mainly un·owned their dependants and their. Idependants ------Persons Males Females Fersons M,ales Females 1\1&les Females (1) (2) 0) (4-) (5) (6) (7) (8) (0) (10) (11) (12) (IS) (14) ------~------'------._- Chittorgllrh District-(3,231'2) 1 Total .. . 3,112 587,714 300,093 287,631520,880 +12'8 +18'5 185 164 209,173 200,841 12,248 11,395 2 Rum! .. . 5Jl,5i'U 267,503 257,06 7 468,511 +12'0 +17'3 205,923 1\)7,693 11,732 10,9!l.O 3 Urb:lou .. . G:J,15. 32,590 BO,564 52,369 +20'6 +30'2 3.250 3.148 516 455 Begun Sub·Dirisiolf- 4- Total ... 707 73,517 37,688 35,839 164 24,959 23,863 2,938 2,627 5 Rural 705 68,099 34,940 ~~,159 97 24,517 23,413 2,839 2,517 6 Urban ... 2 5,428 2,748 2,680 2,180 442 450 99 110 Bhan.rorga.rlt Tehail- 7 Total ... 347 28,020 14,421 13,599 81 8,214 7,900 2,030 1,753 S Rural 3~7 2H,OlO 14-,421 13,599 81 8,214 7,900 2,030 1,753 9 Urball '" Besun Tehsil.- lQ Total ... 360 45,507 23,267 22,140 126 16,745 15,963 90S 874 11 Rural", 358 40,079 20,519 19,560 1!2 16,303 15,513 809 764 12 Urbllll ... ~ 5,428 2,7'8 2,680 2,180 442 4W 99 110 Chittot'gllrh Sub·Dirision- H Total ... 428 107,392 54,859 52,533 251 37,107 35,174 2.655 2,586 14 Ruml 426 95,5~9 4~,(j86 46,843 224 36,906 3~,979 9,60~ 2,541 15 U,rban '" :l 11,86> 6,173 5,6::10 5,932 201 11)5 53 45 Chit~rg:trh Tehsil- 11> Total ... 204 60,464 30,864 29,(JOO 296 18,713 17,871 1,933 1,868 17 nllr,,! 202 ,I ' (if)l ZI,6D1 2'j,910 210 ] ,'i/i13 17J}~o J ,BAa 1 ,8~ij 13 UI'b~" ' .. 2 11,S0.3 6)173 5,G:JJ 5,9~2 201 1\)5 58 45 Gangrar Tehsil- 19 Total 214 46,918 23,995 22,933 210 18,394 17,303 721 718 20 Run~l ~:J4 46,928 23,995 2~,93S 210 lS,394 17,303 722 718 2! U,btn '" Kapasill Sub-Dlyi.ion- Total ... 314 83,925 42,797 4/,/21 267 31,872 30,604 887 778 Rural :$14 77.042 39.230 37,812 245 30.938 29,696 887 778 Urban , .. 6,883 3,567 3,316 49,164 934 908 Rashmi Tehsil- 2!i l'ot~,1 '" IIJI ;), ,191 1;,1'17 18,620 235 14,3'12 Id,(f" 585 539 'l'7::! ",,"'q 26 HUt',1! Hit :If,~'11 1<),1,7 18620 1 t 1 ) r(.'~. 539 27 Urbatl ' .. Kapa<;ill Tehsil - Total 153 -16,128 23,620 21,508 Jor 17,500 16,831 302 H, llr'11 l!i:' i:l "Vi 20 ()!5', 19,192 z~7 lr,,'n~ 1R'l,lq 0102 Ulb~li u!v.::,j ;:,,);,7 .1,316 4D,1G4 NJmbaherll Sub.Diyisian- 31 Total ... 1,113 222,165 113,709 108,456 200 79,746 76,699 4,863 4,614 g~ Rural .. , ]07,758 100,9S8 96,765 78,092 75,12R 4,678 4,474 3.3 Urb:tu ... ~4,jU h,7t1 11,m} 1 (,,54 1,.';i 1 185 1DO BhadeB~r 'fehsil .. · B4 Total 235 47.006 24,227 22,779 200 19,21,; 18,039 439 395 3'; Rum,l 2:15 47.006 24,927 22579 200 19.215 lB,O'\'l Jarl 895 St; ...... - ...... u. 101 Administrative Units .lasses are shown for the district and each tehsil with the corresponding rural a.nd urban break-up. as supplied by the Surveyor General India has been given against th~ name of the district within brackets. Density figures for tehsils have been worked out for total area of the tehsil only without rural urban split lip because the area. CLASSES ------ cllloBSes Non-agricultural cla.sses ------<) III. Cultivating IV. Non-cultivating Persons (Inoluding dependants) who derive their principal means of Z labourers and their owners of land, agricul- livelihood from .s::'is dependants tural rent receivers, ------~------.. and thejr dependants V. Production other VI. VII. VIII. Other serviollil ro than CUltivation Commerce Transport and miscellanoous Bources ------Males Females Males Fema.les Mal&s Females Males Femlloles Males Femlloles Males Females (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) ------'---~---"-'------ 11,115 11,7';1 6,956 8,048 19,991 18,349 16,028 14,151 1,342 1,144 23,240 21,922 1 10,481 11,064 6,522 7,640 12,267 10,900 7,507 6,583 386 354 12,685 11,8D3 2 634 717 434 408 "7,724 7,44g 8,521 7,568 956 790 10,555 10,129 3 1,151 1,523 695 783 3,777 3,299 1,240 1,062 1/ 12 2,851 2,610 4 1,088 1,443 681 772 2,810 2,438 818 716 50 53 2,109 1,807 5 63 80 14 11 D37 861 4240 846 21 19 748 803 6 -ST4 663 3tH 466 1,862 1,610 444 404 31 33 883 170 7 574 663 383 466 1,862 1,610 444 4Q4 31 33 883 770 8 ... 9 577 MO 312 317 1,915 1,689 796 658 40 39 1,974 1,840 HI ki14 "180 298 306 978 828 372 312 19 20 1,226 1,037 11 &1 SO 14 11 937 861 424 346 21 19 7.18 803 12 1,561 1,'93 1,217 1,554 3,861 3,760 3,288 2,852 410 372 4,100 4,542 13 1,545 1,679 1,204 1,519 2,176 2,079 1,559 1,387 217 224 2,477 2,485' 14 16 14 73 35 1,685 1,681 1,729 1,515 193 148 2,223 2,01l7 15 711 799 694 762 2,751 2,151 1,349 2,061 310 260 3,396 3,228 Hi ,"OJ 7~5 621 727 1,066 1,070 620 546 117 IU 1,173 1,171 17 16 14 73 35 1,6t!5 1,681 1,729 1,515 193 148 2,223 2,057 18 &43 894 583 792 1,110 1,009 939 791 100 112 1,304 1,314 19 ,*4::1 894 583 792 1,110 1,009 939 791 100 1hl 1,304 1,814 20 21 1,513 1,483 2,067 2,285 2,157 1,027 1,904 1,660 49 37 2,348 2,254 22 1,470 1,443 2,026 2,234 1,458 1,358 997 887 12 8 1,442 1,408 23 4.3 40 41 51 1i!)9 669 907 773 37 lI9 906 846 24 7fJ7 757 1,373 1,518 7(JZ 710 5b9 501 1 I 748 811 25 7';7 757 1,373 1,528 762 710 569 501 1 1 7 '8 ~11 2fi 27 746 726 694 757 1,395 1,317 1,335 1,159 48 36 1,600 1,443 28 . (, \J 7l)f, r,C)1; ~~q !elR 386 11 7 f,94 ~'l7 29 U 40 41 51 (Je>;) 66\) ','VI 773 37 2n 00(, 8,6 30 4,639 4,616 1,909 2,301 ' I 1,182 6,436 6,263 5,435 566 456 8,541 1,819 31 4,lm 4,135 1,679 2,061 :_. 4,493 3,864 2,977 2,674 102 63 4,805 4,466 32 47- ~, 'I '):~n 2,10 2/~R<) 2,572 3,2QI~ 2,R61 461 B93 f)'786 fU163 33 622 583 6r:6 751 1,182 1,038 896 182 8 10 1,259 1,115 34- !,",(l~ 8(16 8 1 175 GO"}-- Ii"(i 7,57 1 ,1 82 1,038 782 10 1,2"9 35 3:; 102 E.-Summary Figures by LIVELIHOOD Population Percentage Density Variation ------...__------~---- Agricult ural Sf total 153 42,194 21,569 20,625 216 17,284 16,559 1.J.;8 1,177 38 Rural,•• 153 42,194. 21,569 20,625 276 17.284 16,559 1.158 .1,17'1 39 Urban' ... - :Bari Sadri Tehsil- 40 Total ... 162 42,102 21,800 20,902 ... 264 15,53.; 15,190 348 32() 41 Rural 35,851 18,~17 17,634 15,(JUG 14.755 255 24. 42 Urban ... 6.851 3,583 3,2u8 - 427 405 93 74 Nimbahera Tebsil- 43 Total ... 219 41,339 22.624 21,115 202 10,920 10,666 2,723 2,551 44 Rural 219 33,754 17,133 16,621 154 10,513 10,295 2,656 2,504 45 Urban ... 10,625 ~,491 5,094 20,755 377 371 67 ia Kanera Tebsil- 46 TotBI ... 80 7,152 3,613 3,539 89 2,549 2,446 52 49 47 Rural 80 7,152 8,613 3,539 89 2,549 2,446 52 4!) ~8 Urban ... Chboti Sadri Teh.il- 49 TotBI ... 264 38,772 19,876 18,896 147 14,245 13,799 UJ Ill} 60 Rural ... 264 31,796 16,229 15,567 120 13,405 13.034 118 10~ .1)1 Urban ... 6,976 3,&47 -3,329 77,511 840 76.5 25 26 Parlabgarh Sub·DWisiolt- 52 Total ... _619 100,715 51.040 49,675 163 35,489 34,501 905 78" 53 Rural ... 615 86147 43,659 42,488 140 35,470 34,477 726 G3() 54 Urban ... 4 14/>68 7,381 7,187 3,6~2 19 24 179 150 Partabgarb Tebsil- 55 Total ... 394 69.445 35,266 3~,179 176 24,037 23,115 263 223 56 Rural ... 390 54,871 27,885 26,992 141 24,018 23,151 84 7~ 67 Urban' ... 4 14,068 7,381 7,187 5642 19 24 179 100 Acbnara Tehsil-;- 58 Total ... 225 ' 31,270 15,774 15,496 139 11,452 11,326 642 557 59 Rural 225 t::J 81,270 15,774 15,496 139 11,452 11,3:W 642 557 00 Urban ... 103 Admini8trative Unit8.-0oncld .. CLASSES ------classes Non-agricultural classes ------III. Cultivating IV. ~on-cultivating Persona (Including dependants) who derive their principal means of labourers and their owners of land, agricul- livelihood from depeudants tural rent reCili vers, ._------0 a.d their dependants V. Production other VI. VII. VIII. Others services Z than cultivation Commerce Transport and miscella.neeus -·cCiI sources CI) ------I5IJ MAlol Females Males Fema.les Ma.les i'emales Males Females Males Females Males Females ------lIS} (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (~2) (23) (24) (25) (26) 459 451 190 239 692 601 695 630 10 II 1,081 9~1 37 457 190 ~39 6~2 601 696 630 10 11 1,081 951 8S ~59 31) 668 599 465 562 1,431 1,351 1,694 1,428 81 62 1,568 1,390 ~() 509 {28 360 {63 611 494 623 532 28 21 7:35 695 41 159 171 105 99 82. 657 1,071 896 59 U 833 695 42 1,086 1,118 464 555 2,331 2,048 1,106 1,504 369 324 3,019 2,886 43 972 1,018 888 461 1,169. 1,007 409 3H 33 11 963 986 ~4 Iii 165 76 114 1,168 1,04,1 1,297 1,160 S36 313 2,056 1,900 45 192 235 66 15 .160 312 164 153 20 9 210 190 4$ 192 iS5 66 75 360· 382 164 153 20 9 210 190 41 ~ 1,612 1,624 118 113 1,114 1,016 1,108 J3S 12 40 1,404 1,231 4o!) 1,408 1,eU9 69 66 479 842 190 138 8 1 557 ~69 50 ·204 205 49 47 005 674 . 918 505 69 39 847 768 51 , 2,251 2,406 1,00& I,Ub 3,014 2,821 3,333 3,142 246 201 4,194 4,681 52 11,216 2,864 932 1,054 1,300 1,161 1,158 1,069 5 6 1,852 1.727 53 35 4i 76 71 1,714 1.666 2,176 2,078 241 201 2,942 2,960 54 1.319 1,464 539 519 2,330 2,219 2,615 2,556 242 206 3,801 3,141 55 1,344 1,4.22 4.63 508 616 568 500 488 1 5 859 767 55 35 42 76 71 1,714 1666 ~,175 ~l,07S 241 201 2,942 2,960 57 '12 942 469 546 614 Sg. 65& 186 4 I 993 940 58 872 9n 469 546 684 698 658 586 4 1 993 940 59 &() lO! Local-~ Total Total Infirmities o Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper z Admi::l.i~trative Unit --- :3 .. F. ll. F. ll. 1<'. M. F, M. F. M. ]j'. CD'" (1) (ll) (3) 14) (5) (6) (7) [S) (9) (10) (11) (12) 1 Chittorgarh District Total 1,513 815 698 515 533 177 85 109 72 1lJi 8 2 Chittorgarh District Rural ••• 1,321 727 5911 467 4119 157 75 89 65 14 5 3 Begun Sub-Division Rural ••• 179 91 88 57 74 18 6 14 8 2 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 183 109 74 77 59 11 5 21 10 5 Kapasin Sub-Division Rural.... . 248 123 125 94 96 18 11 9 18 2 6 Nimbahera Sub-:Qivision Rural 491 276 215 169 149 75 41 82 22 3 7 Partn,bgarh Sub-Division Rural. 220 128 92 70 71 35 12 13 7 10 2 8 Chittorgarh District Urban .... 192 88 lOll lI8 811 20 10 20 7 3 Age 10-14 Age 15-24 -_._------~------o Blind Deaf·Mute Insane Leper Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper z Administrative Unit ------M. F. -rA. F. M. F, M. F. :r.l. F. M. F. MO. F. III. F. (1) (37) (3S) [39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) 1 Chittorgarh District Total . 40 14 17 9 7 10.... 1 40 28 32 13 27 14 1 2 Chlttorgarh District Rural 39 13 12 9 7· 10 ...... 36 23 26 11 26 13 1 3 Begun Sub-Dlvision Rural 6 5 ••• 1 1 ...... 624 •.. 5 ... 4 Chittorgarh Sub-Division Rural 6 '2 1 44 .... _1111262 5 KapaRin Sub-Division Rural .... 721 1.... 2.... 6 3 3 2 '2 3 ... ti Nimbahel':1 Sub-Division Rural 14 2 . 5 4 2;) ••• 11 12 11 6 8 5 7 PartR.bg:uh Sub-Division Rural 625 31 •••••• 257153 1 8 Chittorgarh District UrbRn ... 1 1 5 ...... 145 Age .55-64 Ar.e 65-74 <5 ]3l1 lid Deaf-" ute Illeane Leper Blind Deaf-1[ ute 1m-ane Leper Z .- Admmistraln (' nlli: .~ 'I. ~' M. F. ~I. F. M. r'. M. f. M. F. U. fi'. M, F. r/1'" (1) (77) (78) (7~) (80) (81) (82) (83) (S4) (85) (80) (S7) (88) (Sa) (90) (91) (92) 1 Chittorgarh District Total ,101 137 14 12 lJi 11 1... 78 91 13 lJi 2 2 3 2 Chittorgarh District Rural 89 li4 14 9 2 10 1 _- 72 81 12 4 2 2 3 3 Beglln Sub-Division nnrn,l 8 20 1 ... ••• ••• 8 18 1 1 1 4 Chittorgarh Snb-Division Rural 14 15 ...... 12 12.... 1.~ 1 5 Kapasin S ub-Di vision RuraL_ 15 21 1 2 1 5 ..••.. 20 HJ 1 1 1 6 Nimbahera Sub-Divif:ion Rural 41 41 875 25 24 7 2 1.- 7 PR.rtabgarh Sub-Divisjon Rural 11 17 4 ••. 1 ••• 1 7 8 3 2 8 Chittorg~rh District Urban .... 12 23 321 6 10 1 105 Infirmitie •.. ------Ale 0 ---- Age 1-' Age 5-9 Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper Blind Deaf-Mute----- Insane Leper _,------Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper Y. F. Il. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. H. F- M. F. M. F. 13) (U) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (2S) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (S5) (Sll) 2 ••• ...... , 5 11 6 2 1 1 .•• 40 18 16 10 3 2 ... 1 2 ...... He .... 5 10 4 t 1... ••• 35 12 14 9 3 1 1 ...... 1 ...... £)41 1_ 1 2 1 1 ••. 2 2 ••.. 1 ... ..,. 1 1 7 'a 1 2 1 1 ...... 1 2 3 1 ... 8 1 6 3 ... .., 1 ...... 2 4 ... .,...... 13 2 4 4 .... 1 2 1 1 5 6 2 1 1 .... Age 35-44 Age 45-54 ------~------_._-- Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper Blind Dea.f-Mute Insane Leper Blind Dea.f-Mute Insane Leper :M, F. M. F. 11[. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M.. F. M. F. M. F. M, F, (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) (71) (72) (73) (74) (75) (76) 49 38 29 15 31 13 2 4 47 57 25 8 26 12 4 1 64 83 20 12 4 6 '3 1 47 34 28 13 22 11 2 2 {43 44 23 8 18 11 l! 1 56 69 19 11 4 6 3 1 6853 153 4 353 221 8 B 4111 .... 7553 122 6 4.... 4 1 9 8 4 1 2...... 745 122 7532331 17 23 2 2 ... 20 14 14 7 10 4 1 22 23 11 2 6 3 13 17 6 922 1 '735 3 3 2 1 494 1 3 '2 2 1 9 13 3 1 2 ... 241 29' 2 2 4 13 2 8 1 ...... 8 14 1 1 ...... Age 75 and over ------Age not stated Blind Deaf-Mnte Insane Leper . Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper M. F. M. F. )1. F. M. It' M. F. M. F. lIl, F, M. F. (93) (9i) (95) (90) (97) (98) (99) (100) (101) (102) (103) (104) (105) (106) (107) (106) 418 54 3 1 ... 3 1 1 42 47 3 1 3 1 1 6 5 8 10 1 1 7 12 1 1 12 11 3 2 2 1 1 9 9 ...... 6 7 107 District Index of Non-Agricultural Occupations. 1'lli" 'l'~~bk is !,rl'}) The Sorter's Ticket :2 was prepal'ec1 in aucuruancu with the iustructionf:i to the Sortorl:) reproduced uelow ;- 1. Pl'ejJamtiull.-10ll have to prcp:l,re DOl:tel"I:) rficket :2 only if you have slips relating to a,ny uf the livelihuod clasH V, VI, VII or VIU. You are to deal only those slips \vhich relate to self-supporting persons. The slips rolating to non-eu,rning dependants or earning dependants ,yculd have been separated already and ::;hould not be used at this btage. 2. Pi1'St ojlcmtivll.-You have first to uen'! thl) ::;lips with reference to the Principal tllC:Ln::; of livelihoud recorded against question 10. Your Supervisur will give you ;t list of " MjJ.J (:\lmtllR of li. velihood) l-;Ub-~l'OllPS ".;, in the order of illlportctnce for whieh you have to sort. H(dec:t not more tban ten Pigeon-l1ol('~ :wd atlix lahelR hearing the Dames of the .. ::\ljL sub-group::;" (written out iu full) at) given tv you. The llumber of MIL sub-groups ~iven to yuu \yill generally exceed tell. Yon ~hould reserve one ()r t\yO Pigeon-holet> fur tllro\iing slips which arc nut cu\ereu by the M/ll bu1)-groups shown 011 the lables. You Bhvulc1 then deal tIl<' Blips with referen<:e to the ans,,'er recorded against question 10. In doing so, put together slips containing entries wbiuh are written in either identic:11 or very silllilar terulR to each of the labelled "::\I/L sub-groupb." If you.are in doubt whether an entry, in any case ib very billlilar or llOt to the labijlled M/I.J sub-groups, consult the Supervisor. Pinish the sorting for one set of MIL sub-groups. Then distribute the slips of ono set into individual occupations. Now count the number and" enter" the name and number in eolumns (2) and (:3) of Sorter's rl'icket 2. Keep the unsorted slips separate. rrhis (Jompletes the first stage of the first operation. 3. Hint operation (succteding staves ).-You shouid then take up tho Rlips that relllain to be sorted. You shaull!. deai thelll u,gain for the relllaining :MjL sub-groups given to you in "arne lUanner as in the first operation. rl'he operations should be repeated t;llceol'HiYoly until all the slips nre ~ortet1 for all the l\IjI.J sub-grollps given to you. You lllay fiDd slips \\ho1'o the MiL as recorded in question 10 does not ftdl llucler ::tny of the .oub-groups given to yon You should deal the~e slips :"epnmtel,v in tbe wanner explai1lud tlbove nnd enter the llame and lllllnber ill the Horter's Ticket. This completes the first operation. You ;-;llOllld l,('('p sl'l':1r:Ltf' till' lmlldle for (';1 t'l I ::\f'll c;ub-grollp. 4 . .'1i/fcial/II.,(/,ucllulI,\ 1('(Jarilil{f) II')II-I)r(ldll(tlu~ II/cUllS Of licl'il/w()d. --I.indlll{)od (1:1,,,,, \'J11 \\111 l'()llta,ill slip" (If persuns \\·11(> durin' tIl('ir incullH:' otherwise than tlm'llgh Productive activity. They include all sulf-supporting pen,;oD::; ngaillbt \\ hOlll the ans\ycr to quc;.;tion ~), Part twu, is '() '. rl'lJey should be treated as a distinct gronp, not falling under any of tile prescribed divisions and sub-division!:); and sorted under the following sub-groups, viz.- (i) Persons living principally on income from non-agricultural property; (ii) Perl:\ons living principa.Uy un pensiuns, remittances, Bchobl'ships and funds. (iii) Inl1mtes (If jail:-;, al:lylum:" alms bou::!es anu recipients of duleK. (iv) Beggars and vagrants. . (v) All other persom living prin<:ipidly Oll incume derived frolll non-productive aetivi t,ies. 5. Second operation.-Jj'Ol' this operation the slip8 mentioned in Paragraph ·1 are excluded. You have to deal tbc remaining slips with reference to the ans,", er recorded in the second compartment of (Juestion 9. Aft:i.x labels to three Pigeon-holes, the labels being marked" Employer ", " Employee" and "Independent worker". rfake the bundle : L1.;t of JI,L "utJ-uro1l1il>,-Separate listi:i of suo-groups should be prevared j(lj' li-U III wrtin;.: each of the four different liyclijj()od clabbes V to VIII. Thcoe lists should be compiled on the basis of (a) scrutinizing , entrios [OllIld to occur frequently in tbe Na.tioIlal liegistol' of Citizells Pond (b) results of trial I>Ol'tillg by ,rvisor !lJnd Compiler-checkers. 108 for each Mit sub-group and deal them into the three Pigeon-holes. You will find" 'IT" for "Employer" " 6. Second operation (succeeding sicLges).-You should "ake eacb of the other bundles for M/lj sub-groups ftnd deal them in the same manner as in the second operation; you should enter the result in the relevant columns of the Sorter's Ticket. 7. Oonclusion.-You have now completed all operations necessary for Sorter's Ticket 2. Be-combine all the male slips and all the female slips. If you are sorting sample slips or slips for displaced persons you should proceed to Sorter's Ticket 3. If you are sorting general slips you should proceed to Sorter's Ticket 6. After the Sorter completed the ticket and after due check by the Compiler-checker and the Supervisor, the ticket was handed over to the tabulation clerk to fill in the Group Code numbers in column (1) of the form of Sorter's Ticket 2 given below.- Form of Sorter's Ticket 2 . • Group Oode F'lIJl name of means of livelihood Total Employer Employee Independent Numbe'r (sub-groups and occupations) worker 1 2 3 4 5 6 'rhe group code numbers were adopted from the Indian Census Economic Classi fication Scheme given in Part II - B of the Report. Accuracy of Figures. A perusal of this index shows incredible figures, against certain occupa.tions. 'rhit5 is dne to vague entries in the slips regarding the occupations contrary to instructions in some cases and entries with correct details in others. The result was that in the tabulation stage the only slips which contained correct details of occupations were sorted under the correct sub-group and its details, while those with vague entries were placed in the wider groups. Another point to be borne in mind is that not all persons following an occupation have been shown against it in the Index, but those who followed it as a Principal means of livelihood. 'rhus if a Ticket Collector derived a greater part of his income from rent of arrricultural or other land or building and some income only from his services as Ticket d'ollector, he would not be shown as rricket Collector. , The third point to be kept in mind is that these figures, represent only self-support ing persons Hnd not those who are partly dependants, thus a young boy who flits at a ' Pan shop' and gets SOIlle pay from the shop keeper which is not sufficient to support him, he has to depend upon his father's income mostly. Such a man would not appear under the occupation" Service on Betel Shop." • The last but most important defect in the figures is due to difference in the termi nology prevalent in the ddlerent areas of Rajasthan describing an occupation and also partly uue to want of exercise of proper care in the tabulation stage that name showing same and similar occupations have been shown as different occupations for example "Halwai's shop" and" sweet-mea.t selling" have been shown as different occupations. In order therefore to find out the actual strength of self-supporting persons following a particula.r occupation as their principal means of livelihood, figures against all such occupations should be totalled. On the whole, this index removes the defects pointed out in the Census Tables published in the previous Census that they do not show actual occupations but their group only. i09 District Index of Non-Agricultural Occupation8, Persons deriving their lll(.;ome n,s principal mea,ns of livelihood from occupations given in column 3, Chittorga.rh, District S, Code Number of ocoupa- N aUle of occupation No. tional group Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Total of all Divisions All Industries and Services . 37,861 31,055 S,806 2 Division 0 Primary Industries not else- 3,132 2,317 815 where specified. 3 Sub-Division 0'1 Stock Raising 1,434 1,133 301 4 Total Group 0'11 Herdsmen and shepherds 1,109 856 253 5 Group 0'11 Cattle grazing 985 743 242 6 GNOUp 0'11 Sheep and goat grazing 124 113 11 7 Total Group 0'12 Breeders and keepers of cattle 244 217 27 and buffaloes, 8 Group 0'12 Cattle breeding 244 2-17 27 9 Total Group 0'10 Breeders and keepers of other 81 60 ~1 large animals including trans- port animals. 10 Group 0'10 Camel grazing 81 60 21 11 Sub-Division 0'3 Plantation Industries 3 2 1 12 Total Group 0'30 All other plantations but not 3 2 1 including the cultivation of, special crops in conjunction with ordinary cultivation of field crops. 13 Group 0'30 Gardening 3 2 1 14 Sub-Division 0'4 Fore~tr'y and woodcutting 1,695 1,182 513 15 Total Group 0'41 Charcoal burners 8 2 6 16 Group 0'41 Charcoal burners 8 2 6 17 Total Group 0'42 Collectors of forest produoe 431 289 142 and lac. 18 Group 0'42 Grass cutting 24 18 6 19 Group 0'42 Catechu boiling 407 271 136 20 Total Group 0'43 Woodcutters 965 604 361 21 Group 0'43 Woodcutters 891 654 337 22 Group 0'43 Forest contractors . 74 60 24 11U 8 Code Number of occupn.· N allle uf occupation ChittorgH,rh District ------~~------~ ~ 0, tional group Persons Males Females ., 1 u :) Ii :2,'; To(;,d Group O'Ii) 1?1,Lntillg, ['('pl:LllLillg :lll(l ("()11- Kel'nLtioll of fo['c;-;ts (illc! ll(lint-\ forest om("(~rs, l';Lngers and guards,) :n (~rullp 0'10 Forest gll~m1:-, 28J. 1 :36 Division 1 Mining and (Juarrying 536 J47 :36 Sub-Division 1'0 :Non-metallic mining and (lU 06 a.rrying not othcrwi::;u classi fied including mining and (lUiLlTillg of sllvh uw,Geria,ls as precious and sCUli-precious stones, asbestos) gypsum. tmlphur, asphalt, bitumen. '27 ~'otal Group 1'0 -do- 06 '28 Group 1'0 \Yorking 011 wines 06 29 Sub-Division 1'5 HtUlle-IJllltrryillg, clay and )47 ImllLl PIt::;. 30 'l'otal Group -do- ]47 31 Group 6'5 EmployeeE Bton8 quarries 5t)fj 43R () 3'2 Hub-Division ] '6 1\[ica ..J 33 'rotal Group ()-, ., 34 Group 1'6 WOrl,cIS 111iu:t mines ...J 35 Division '2 Processing :L11l1M:mufactnru 6,21U 1,010 _Food-:oLulIs, 'l\.:xtiles, LCiLthcr alld Pru<1uct~ thereof. 36 Sub..J)ivision 2'0 Fuu(l Illc1w;tl'icl; oLhel'\\ iu8 91 8 ullcbl)sified, ~3~ r~rutal Grollp ~'UJ ~:lnuglILl'l' Pl'u]>R]"LliolJ all(l pre 7 6 1 ::;en'atioll of llleat. 38 Group '2'03 ButclH'),: 7 G 1 . 39 rrotal Group 2'00 Other food imluf->tries 92 05 7 ., 40 Group ~'OO Di::;CUlt lu,lUufactuIulS o 3 ·11 Group oq 3 42 Group '2'OU S\\eet tofee weLkors 1 1 '13 Group 2'OU S\\ eelillW,Lt, lllaken., 01 4 44 Sub-Division 2'1 Grains and pulses , 13'2 25 111 Chibtorgarh District S. Code Number of oooupa~ Name of occupaMon No. tional group Persons Males Females 1 • 2 4 5 6 ,15 'l'ut(11 Group :3'11 I LUlCl pOllllQ('rs of nco awl IV otllGl' persolls engaged 11l ma,nnal dehnsking ~md Hour grinding. 46 Grunp '3'11 maUl' grinding 10 ..• 19 .j 7 1'obal Group 2'12 Millers of ce1'011s and pulses 111 105 6 48 Group 2'12 Flour milling 105 105 49 Group 2'12 Pulse grinders 6 6 50 Total Group 9'1,') Grain parahers and makers of 2 2 blended and prepared fionr arid other cereal and pulse preparations, 51 Group 2'13 Gram parchers 2 2 52 Sub-Division 2'2 Vegetable oil and dairy pro 436 309 127 ' ducts, 53 Total Group 2'21 Vegetftble oil pressers and re 435 309 126 nnen;, 54 Group 2'21 Oil presRing 30D 126 55 Total Group 2'23 Makers of butter, cheese, gbee 1 1 and other dairy products, 56 Group 2'23 Ghee makers 1 ! 57 Sub-Division 2'3 Rngar IIlc1 Llstries • 10 10 5[) Total Group 2'31 Gnr Manufacture ;;3 2 59 Group 2;}1 GUl' manufacturers '2 2 60 'rotal Group 2'30 Other mann factures a,nd 8 8 refining of raw sugar, syrup and grnnulatpo or clarified sngM [roltl ,;ng,Hc,me or from sugar beets 61 Group 2'30 \Vorkers sugn,l' £u,ctory 8 62 Sub-Division 1 1 60 'rotal Group 2 '41 Bl'o\vors and distillers 1 1 64 Gronp 2',11 Liquor distillers 1 ,I 65 Sub-Divi:3ion 192 178 14 6{) l'otal Group 2'51 1\lanufact1ll'en; of bidis 192 178 14 67 Group :3'51 Bidi makers 199 17tl 11 68 Sub-Division 2'6 Cotton textiles 1,714 1,298 416 112 Chittorgarh District S, Code Number of oooupa .. N arne of occupation No. tional group Persons Males FemaJes 1 2 3 4 5 6 • 69 Total Group 2'61 Cot tal?- ginning, cleani1lg and b4 pressmg. 70 Group 2'61 Cotton carding 95 41 54 71 rrotal Group 2'62 CottoI?- spinning, sizing and 803 566 237 weavmg, 72 Group 2'62 Yarn spinning 61 8 53 73 Group 2'62 Cloth weaving 200 110 no 74 Group 2'62 Chowkidars Cotton Factory 19 13 6 75 Group 2'62 \Veaving coarse cotton cloth, 523 435 88 76 Total Group 2'63 Cotton dyeing, bleaching, prin 816 691 125 ting, preparation and sponging. 77 Group 2'63 Uhunri binders 32 32 78 Group 2'63 Cloth dyeing and printing • 784 691 93 79 Sub-Division 2'7 Wearing apparel (except footd 1,'249 ] ,092 157 wear) a,nd made-up textile goods. 80 Total Group 2'71 Tailors, milliners, dress lila 1,'227 1,077 150 kers and darners, 81 Group 2'71 'raitors 1,227 1,077 150 82 Total Group 2'72 Manufacturers of hosiory, em 7 7 broiderers, makers of orepe, lace and fringes, 83 Group 2'72 Embroidery on linen 7 7 84 Total Group 2'74 Hat makers and makers of 7 7 ... , other articles of wear from textiles, 85 Group 2'74 Cap makers 7 7 86 Total Group 2-75 Manufacture of house furniDh~ 8 ing of textiles, 87 Group 2'75 Cotton carpet weaving 8 88 Sub-Division - 2'8 Textile Industries otherwise 37 24 13 unclassified, 89 Total Group '2 82 Woollen spinning and woaving. 32 20 12 90 Group 2'82 Weavers of woollen blankets 32 20 12 91 rrotal Group 2'86 Manufacture of rope, twine, 5 4 1 string and other relatod goods from cocoanut, aloes; straw, linseed and hair, 113 8, Code Number of occupa N arne of occupation Ohittorgarh i)istrict No, tional group Persons Males Fema.les 1 456 02 Group 2'86 Ropo makon; 5 4 1 93 Sub-Division 2'9 Leftther, Lertthel' products and 1,340 1,090 250 foobvear. 2'91 'l\mners fwd all other wo{kers 644 616 :28 in letLther, 94 Group 2'91 Leather tanners 644 616 28 95 Total Group 2'92 Cobblers and all other makers 404 410 84 and repairers of boots, shoes, sandals and clogs, 96 Group 2'92 Leather shoe makers 494 410 84 97 'rotal Group 2'90 Makers and repairers of all 202 64 138 other leather products. 98 Group 2'90 Leather goods repa.irars 202 64 138 99 Division 3 Proce~sing and manufacture 657 582 75 Metals, chemicals and pro ducts thereof, 100 Sub-Division 3'0 Manufacture of metal -pro 544 471 73 ducts, otherwise unclassified. 101 rfotal Group 3'01 Blacksmiths and other workers 49~ 426 72 in iron and makers of imple ments. 102 Group 3'01 Iron work 498 426 103 'fotal Group 3'02 Workers in copper, brass and 22 21 1 bell metal. 104 Group 3'02 Oopper ftnd brass utensils 22 21 1 makers. 105 Total Group 3'03 'Vorkers in other meta.ls 10 10 106 Group 3'03 Welding work 10 10 ••• 107 Total Group 3'06 ::\hkers of rtrIllS, guns etc. 14 14 ... including workers in ordna nce factories, 108 Group 3'06 Gnn makers 14 14 ••• 10D Sub-Di vision 3'1 Iron itncl Rtpel (Ba~jc manu facture )-Manufacture of 1 1 Iron and "teel including all processes such as smelting and refining, rolling and dra wing, and alloying and the manufacture of castings, for gings and other basic forms of ferrous metals. no Group 3'1 Iron goods makers . 1 ... 1 111 Sub· Division 3'3 Tmnsport Equipment 1 1 ... 112 Total Group 3 '34 Ooach builders and mnJwl's of 1 1 _ carriages, palki rickshaw, etc. and wheel wrights, 113 Groufl 3'34 Tonga makers 1 1 .... 114 S. Code Number ef occupa~ N arne of occupation Chittorgarh District No. tiona} group ,-- ~ _J._ _ _ --.. Persons Males Females 1 3 4 (j 11-1 S 1I b- Di yisiun 3;j :\Lwllinery (othl'r tlum electri ]09 ]09 cal machinery) including Bngineering Workshops. 113 GroLlp 3'5 :Machinery work 6 6 IJ 6 Group 3' 5 l-'<~utory workers 103 103 ._. 117 Sub-Division 3'7 Medical and Pharmaceutical 2 1 1 Preparation:::;. 118 Group 3'7 Chemists '2 1 1 119 Division 4 Processing and Manufacture 3,898 3,177 721 N at elsewhere specified. 120 Sub-Division 4'0 Manufacturing Industries 1,370 1,231 139 otherwise unclassified, 121 Total Group 4·03 Repair and manufacture of 9 9 ... watches and clocks. 122 Group 4'03 Watch repairers 9 9 ••• 123 rrotal Group 4'04 Workers III precIOus stones, 871 61 precious metals and makers of jewellery and ornaments. 124 Group 4:04 Gold and silver ornaments 932 871 6l makers, 12.5 Total Group 4'05 Manufacture of musical ms~ '2 truments and appliances, ·1:26 Group 4'05 Harmonium nJakers '2 .... 127 'rotal Group 4'00 Other miscellaneous manufac 427 349 7t' turing industries including bone, ivory, horn, shell etc, 128 Group 4·00 Bangle Ilmkers 323 278 45 1']9 (+ro1111 -u)() ('omb Inn kers 41 '23 1., 1:30 Group ·,1"00 Handy craft work 5 1:31 Group of 00 Lae work. ,) 1 4 1:32 Group 400 \Yooden toy makers 53 42 11 U3 Sub-Division 4'2 Brieks, tiles, and other struc 38 34 4 tuml cJay products, 1:34 Gr()np 4'2 Brick makers 38 34 13.5 Sub-Division 4'4 Non-meta,llic mineral products, 1,335 1,0'22 313 136 'l'oLd Group 4'41 Potters and makers of earthen 1,270 963 307 ware, 137 Group 4'4,1 Potters ] ,""Q""O 963 307 115 S. Code Number of occupa· Name of occnpation Chittorgarh District No, tional group Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 f)" 6 l3b Tot<"L1 Group ,1'40 j[a,ker~ of uther misc(;llan('om; 65 59 6 lloll-llwtalliu l1lillenLl produds 139 -i Group c±'40 Mill stone mender::; 18 17 1 140 Group 4'40 Lime stone burner~ ~!7 42 5 141 Sub-Division 4'5 Rubber products 20 20 142 Group 4"5 Rubber producers 20 20 143 Sub-Division 4'6 \Vood a,nd wood products 1,126 861 265 other than furniture and llxtures, 144 Total Group 4'62 Carpenters, turners and joiners 519 486 33 145 Group - 4'62 Wooden worl\" 519 486 33 146 'rotal Group 4'64 Basket makers 574 :354 220 147 Group 4'64 Basket and window makers 574 354 220 148 Total Group ,1'00 Other iuc1ustl'im; of woody 03 21 12 materials, including leaves, but not including furniture or fixtures, 149 Group 4'60 Mat makers 15 9 6 150 Group 4'60 Leaf plate makers 18 12 6 151 f:lllb-Division 4'7 :Furniture and fixtures '2 2 - 15Z Group 4'7 Photo framing '2 2 - 153 Sub-Division 4'g Printillg and allied Industries 7 7 154 Tota'! Group 4'1)1 .P rin tens, lithographers, en- '2 2 ... grayers. 155 Group " 4'91 Pl'GSi> workerB '2 2 166 ',rotal Gronp 4'02 Bookbil1(lol's [ma Btitchen; 5 0 157 (~rOll p 4'fJ2 Bookbinder..: 'J .J '" l5S Divitlion 5 Contltruction and U tilitios 2,100 1,670 '130 151) Sub-Di vision 5'1 Construction and llminten- 1,492 1,356 136 anee-Buildings, 160 Total Gruup 5'11 ::Uasons and brieklayen; 1,485 1,349 136 161 Group 5'11 Masons (Hepl1il'CfS of Building) 1,485 1,349 136 162 1'otal Group 5'12 Stone (luttert' and dressers 7 7 163 Group 5'12 Stone dressers 7 7 ••• 164 Sub-Division 5'2 Construction &; lllaiutenance- 183 181 2 Roads, bridges and other transpod works, 116 Chittorgarh Disirict S. Code Number of ocoupa- N arne of occupation -...... _" No, tional group Persons Males Femaleti 1 2 a 4 5 6 165 Group 5'2 Gangmen 24 22 2 .166 Group 5'2 Servants in Hoad Department. 159 15D 167 Sub·Division 54 Construetion and rnainten- 5 5 ance-Irrigation and other agricultural works. 168 Group 5'4 Labourers at bandh 5 5 169 Sub-Division 5'5 Works and Services-Electric 11 11 power and Gas supply. 170 Total Group 5'51 Electric supply 11 11 171 Group 5'51 Workers in Power House 11 11 172 Sub·Divisien 5'6 Works and services-Domestic 256 45 211 and Industrial water supply, 173 Group 5'6 Water bearers 256 45 211 174 Sub-Division 5'7 Sanitary works and services 153 72 81 including scavr.ngers, 175 Group 5'7 Sc:wengers 153 72 81 176 Division 6 Commerce 8,563 8,139 424 • 177 Sub-Division 6'0 Retail trade otherwise 4,431 4.207 224 unclassified. 171; rrotal Group 6'01 Haw'kers and Street Vendors 17 16 1 otherwise unclassified. 179 Group 6'01 Street vendors and hawkers , 17 16 1 180 rrotal Group 6"02 Dealers in drugs and other 5 5 chemical stores. 181 Group 6'02 Drugs sellers 5 5 1&2 rrotal Group 6'03 Publishers, Booksellers and 7 7 Stationers. 183 Group (i'03 Book·sellers 7 7 ... 184 rrota'! Group (i-OO General Storekeepers, shop 4,'10:3 4,17D 2~3 keepers and persons employed in shops otherwise unclassified. 185 Group 6'00 General merchants 3,876 3,696 180 186 Group 6'00 Sellers of pedlar::; goods 66 53 13 187 Group 0'00 Hardware sellers 73 70 :3 188 Group 0'00 Gol<1 and silver merchants 124 122' 2 189 Group 0'00 Brass and Copper merchants ;)3 32 1 190 Gronp 0'00 Services on shops • 1 ... 1 i17 Chittorgarh District S, dode Number of occupa- N arne of occupation No, tional group Persons Males lfewalea .) 1 2 .J 4 5 6 191 Group 0'00 Cyule dealers :30 27 1 192 Group 6'00 Grocers 5 5 .. , 193 Group 6'00 Bangle Rellrfs 140 120 20 194 Gronp 0'00 Perfume sellers 8 8 195 Group 6'00 Electric goods dealers 1 1 196 Group 6'00 FiligrGe and lace Shop 2 2 - 197 Group 6'00 ::Vlill stone dealers 6 5 1 198 Group 6'00 Dealers in bones 19 18 1 199 Group 6'00 Toy sellers 1 1 200 Group 6'00 Catechu sellers 11 11 •••• 201 Group 6'00 Lime sellers 2 2 .... 202 Group 6'00 Dye sellers 3 3 ••• 203 Group 600 Machinery goods sellers 3 3 ... 204 Sub-Division 6'1 Retail trade III foodtttnffs 2,112 2,018 94 (including beverages and narcotics), 205 'rotal Group 6'11 Retail dealers In gram and 1,799 1,721 78 pulses, sweetmeats, sugar fLnd spices, dairy prod nets, eggs and poultry; rLl1iuw,]s for food, fodder for aniuliLls other foodstuffs, vegetables and frnits. 206 Group 6'11 Milk and curd sellers 50 41 9 207 Group 6'11 Tea and milk sellers 1 1 t" 2014 (hour 1)'11 Sugar and gUl' tiellers 8 f) 2 209 Group 611 ~Ieat sellers 26 24 2 210 Group 6'11 Kirana merchant" , ],282 1,253 29 211 Group 6'11 Pruit sellers 4 ••• 4 212 Group 6'11 Vegetable seller~ 131 J08 23 213 Group 6'11 Parched gram and ground nut 9 8 1 sellers, 214 Group 6'11 Provision dealers 28 28 215 Group 6'11 G heo and oil sellers 16 13 3 :;a 1 6 Group 6'11 Confectionels Shops • 243 238 5 118 Chittorgarh District S, Code Number of occupa- Na,me of occupation No. tional group Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 6'11 Biscuit Rhops 1 1 2. \ 8 Total Group 6-12. Vendors of 'winc, li 210 Group 6'12 Ligurw contractors 14t3 134 14 2'.30 Group 6'12 lee cream sellers 2m Group 6'12 Ice candy sellers 7 2::32 rrotal Group 6'13 Retail dealers in tobacco, opium 28 28 and ganja. 223 Group 6'13 Tobacco dealers • 20 20 224 Group 6'13 Ganja sellers 8 8 225 Total Gronp 6'15 Retail dea,leri in pan, bidis 122 120 2 and cigarettes, 226 Group 6-15 Betel shop 122 120 :2 227 Sub-Division 6'2 Retail trade in fuel (including 134 lOS 26 petrol) 228 rrotal Group 6'20 Het,ail dealers (including 108 2G hawkers and street vendors) in firewooil, ch11r(;o3,l, coal, cowdung and all other fuel except petroleum, 220 Group 6'20 Kerosene oil shop 4 1 230 Group 6'20 Firewood sellers 120 103 231 Group 6':20 Petrol dealer:., 1 1 232 Sub-Division 6'3 !totall trade 111 textile ctnil 1,:210 1,175 leat her goodso-Retail trado (illdudillg hawkers) a,ndstreet vendors in piecA goods: wool, CottOll , silk , lw,ir , wea,rinO'b apparel, ma,de-up textile goodi), skin, leather, furs, feathertl etc, 233 Group G';j Dealers in leather • 158 154 4 234 Group (j'o Cloth dealers t373 864 23-5 Group 6'3 Le,tthel' ::511OCiil dealers 14 6 236 Group fi'3 Dealers in dyed cloths ·24 23 1 237 Group 6'3 Cotton yarn sellers 18 17 1 0 238 Gronp 6 :; Gota (Lace) shops 66 64 119 Chittorgarh District S. Code Number of OCCUP:1- N am8 of occupation No. tional group Persons Males Females 1 2 '3 4 ' ;) 6 239 Group G :3 Lou,tlH'r dealers 57 45 1'2 240 Sub-Division 6'4 \Vholesale trade in foodstuffs- 66 65 1 Wl)olesale dealers III grams ~llld pulses, sweetmeats, sugar ~tnd spices, dairy products, eggs alld poultry, animals for food" fodder for animals, other foodstuffs, wholesale dea~ers in tobacco, opium and ganJa. 241 Group 6',1 Wholesale dealers in grain 66 65 1 242 Sub-Division 6'5 Wholesale trade In commo- 302 272 30 dities other than foodstuffri, 243 Group 6'5 Wholesale dealers III sheep 100 92 8 and goats. 244 Group 6'5 Wholesale dealers III stone 60 50 10 slabs, 245 Group 6'5 Wholesale dealers in cattle gO 8'2 8 245A Group 6'5, Wholesale dealers in bones 2 1 1 246 Group 6'5 Wholesale dealers in bamboo. 39 36 3 247 Group 6·5 Wholesale dealers in gum 6 5 248 Group 6'.5 Wholesale dealers in furniture. 6 6 2-.19 Su b-Division 6'6 Real Esta,te-House and '2 2 ••• esta,te agents (tnd rent collec- tors except agricultural land. 250 Group 6'6 House rent collectors 2 '2 251 Sub-Division 6'7 Insurance, 1 1 ~f5'2 Group 6'7 Insumoce agents 1 1 .... 2.53 tlub-Division 6'8 lUoney lending, banking, and 305 '291 14 other financi::tl business, 254 Group 6'S :1\1oney lending • 233 220 13 255 Group 6'8 Shop Assistant 71 70 1 256 Group 6'8 Dealers in spoiled notes 1 1 257 Division 7 rrransport, Storage and 824 783 41 Communimttions, 258 Sub-Division 7'0 rrransport, and Communica- 1 1 tions otherwise unclassified - and incidental services 259 Group 7'0 Transport, • 1 1 120 Chittorgarh District S, Code Number of occupa- Name of occnpation No. tional group Persons M ales Females 1 2 ·4 5 6 2GO Sub-Division 71 Tl'antlpol't by road-Ownors, 253 30 managers [Lnu employeeR con nected with mechanically driven and other vehicles (excluding domestic servant) Palki, etc. bearers and owners, 'pack elephant, camel, mule, ass and bullock owners and drivers, porters and messen gers, persons engaged in road transport not otherwise classi fied, including freight transport by road, the opera tion of fixed facilities for road tmnsport snch as toll roads, highway bridges, terminals and parking facilities. 261 Group 7'1 Motor drivers 39 39 ••• 262 Group 7'1 Muleteers 21 13 263 Group 7'1 Camel drivers 62 62 264 Group 7'1 Motor cleaners 6 6 .... 265 Group ~'1 Tong~L driver 40 40 266 Group 7'1 Bullock cart drivers 78 77 1 267 Group 7'1 Earth and stone carriers 3 3 268 Group 7'1 Porters 19 3 16 269 Group 7'1 Employees in motor garage 4 4 270 Group 7'1 Buffalo c:tl't drivers, 11 6 5 271 Sub-Division 7'2 1'nmsport by wntel'-Ownel's 1 1 and employees, officers, ma riners etc. of ships plying on the high seas, ships and boats plying Oll inland nnd cons tal waters, persons employed in harbounl, dooli:s, rivers and canals, including pilots, ship brokers, 272 Group 7'2 Transport by boat , 1 1 273 Sub-Division 7'4 Railway transport • 477 469 8 274 Total Group 7'41 Railway elllployect:5 of all kinds 311 303 8 except those employed on construction works, 275 Group 741 Employees in railway 159 1.51 276 Group 7'41 Railway Sweepers 1 1 000 277 Gl'onp 7'41 Rtilway Engine Drivers 3 3 .... 121 Chittorgarh Distriot 8. Code N um her of occupa- Name of ~tccupation _-L-. r- ""-'I No, tional group Persons Males Females 1 2 0 4 ·5 (j 278 Ciroup 7'41 Em ploy Des un Hai IV'llty Stations 148 l-itl 279 rrotal Group 7'42 Porters 166 166 2bO Group 7'4:3 Rail wny Statioll Portors 166 166 '0' 281 Sub-Division 7'6 Postal Services 57 55 2 21:)2 Group 7'6 Employeos in Post Offices 57 55 '2 2b3 Sub-Division 7'8 Telegraph Services 5 5 ... :. 284 Group 7't) Telephone 8ervices • 5 ;5 2ti5 Division ....,~ Health. Education and Public 4,780 4,615 2C5 Adlllinis tmtion. 286 Sub-Division S'l Medical and other health 250 203 "17 services. 287 Total Group 8'11 Registered medical practi- 44 43 1 tioners. 2bl) Group 8'11 Doctors 44 43 1 :JB9 rrota.l Group 8'12 Vaida. Hakims and other per- 36 34 1 SOIlS practising medicine without being registered. 290 Group 8'12 Vaidyati 35 3·d: 1 291 rl'otal Group 8'14 Midwivet:l 11 11 29:2 Group S'14 Midwives 11 11 291) Total Group W15 Vaccinators 6 6 ~94 Group t)'15 Vaccinators 6 6 2:}·5 'rotal Group t). L6 Compounders 50 -17 3 20lj Group 8'l(i Compounders 50 -17 3 I 297 'l'otal Group 8'17 Nurses 9 ~ .. 9 291) Group 8'17 Nurses 9 ... 0 2~9 rrotal Group 8'10 All othor pcn,ons employed in 95 71) 22 hospitals or other public or private establishments rende- l'ing.llledieA.J or other health serViCes, but not inoluding i'lCavellgers or other sanitary staff. 800 Group 8'10 Employce", in Hospital 95 73 22 ;)01 Sub-Division l::$2 Educational Services and 613 657 56 Research, ". 122 Chittorgarh District S, Code Number or ocoupa- N arne of occupation r-___--.J~ ____-, No, tiona) group Persons Males Fema.les 1 3 4 5 6 30:3 'rotal Group 8'~'2 All other professor::;, lecturers 5tH 513 51 and teachers. 303 Grol1p 8''2'2 Teachers, 564 513 51 304 Total Group 8':30 Managers, clerks and servants 49 44 of p,ducational fl,nd research institutions including libra ries and museums etc. 305 Group 8'20 Employees in Education De 49 44 5 partment. 306 Sub-Division 8'4 Police (other than village watchmen), 657 648 9 307 Group 8'4 Employees Police Department. 609 600 9 308 Group 8'4 Oonstables 48 48 t •• 309 Sub-Division 8'5 Village officers and servants 160 158 '2 including village wa.tchmen, 310 Group S'5 Patwl1ris, 53 53 311 Group 8'5 \Vatchmen 58 56 2 312 Group 8'5 Village Servants 3 (3 313 Group 8'5 Village Sehnas '26 26 ... 314 Group 8'5 Employees vill~ge panchayat. 20 20 315 Sub-Division S'6 Employees of Municipalities 204 135 69 and Local Boards (but not incl uding persons classifiable under any other Di vision or Sub-Division), ::H6 Group S'6 Employees in Munioipalities, '204 135 69 317 Rub-Division tn Employees of Stato Govern- 2,8:34 2,752 82 lllents, (but, not ill('luding persons clasRlfiable under any Division or Sub-Division), 318 Group 8'7 Customs out post clerks 5 5 319 Group 8'7 Government Employees, 2,262 2,un 81 3'20 Group 8'7 Surveyors. 6 6 3'21 Group 8'7 Peons '22 22 ... 3'2'2 Group 8'7 Employees in Artilerry 10 10 ~2S Group 8'7 Employees Rehabilitation 10 10 ••• Department, 123 Chittorgarh District N arne of occupation __ '--_ S. Oode Number of oecnpa- r- --.. No. tional group Persons Males Females 1 2 :3 4 5 6 824 Group 1:3'7 Employees in Forest Depart- 20 20 ment. 325 Group 8'7 Employees in Agricultural De- B 5 pal'tment, 326 Group 1:)"7 Namedars ( Accountants) 2 2 ••• 327 Group 8'7 Employees in Oustoms Dep",rt· 43 43 ., . ment. 328 Group 8'7 Employees in Tehsils 60 60 329 Group 8'7 Employees in P. W. D. 73 73 330 Group 8'7 Government Service 50 50 331 Group 8'7 Tehsil Peons 21 21 332 Group 8'7 Employees in Oollectors Office. 20 19 1... 333 Group 8.7 Employees in Revenue Settle- 59 59 " .. :went Office. 334 Group 8'7 Employees in Land Record 27 27 Department, 335 Group 8'7 Employees in Revenue De- 66 66 partment. 336 Group 8'7 Time keeper P. W. D, 73 73 337 Sub-Division S'8 Employees of the Union 62 62 u •• Governments (but not includ- ing persons classifiable under any Division or Sub-Division) 338 Group S'S Employees of Government of 62 62 ... India. 339 Division 9 Services not elsewhere speci- 8,014 5,136 2,S78 fied, 31O Snb-Division g'O Serviees othof\vise unclassified '1,978 2,665 2,313 341 Group 9'0 Astrologers. 54 54 .... 342 Group 0'0 Labourers 3,840 1,738 2,111 343 Group 0'0 Miscellaneous services 1,075 873 202 344 Sub-Division 9'1 Domestic Services (but not 464 373 91 including services rendered by ruembem of family house- holds to one another). 345 Total Group 9'11 Private motor drivers and 20 20 ... cleaners. Group 0'11 Private motor drivers 346 20 20 ~ .. , 124 Cbittorgarh District ,.- .J.__ _ ~ _____ S, Coue Number of occupa- N::1ll18 of occupation No,' tional group Persons l\J::\,lcs Females 1 2 3 "" ;) 6 347 Total Group 1)'12 Cooks 37 13 348 Group 9'12 Coob 37 24 13 319 rrotlll Group 9'13 Gardeners 12 11 1 050 Group 9'13 Ga.rdeners 12 11 1 35! Tota,} Group 9'10 Other domestic servants 395 318 77' 352 Group 9'10 Domestic sorvants , 395 318 77 353 Sub-Division 9'2 Barbers and beauty shops-Bar 633 562 71 bers, hair dressers and wig makers) tatooers, shampooers, bath houses, 354 Group 9'2 Barbers 633 562 71 355 Sub-Division 9'3 Laundries a,nd bundry services 150 107 43 Laundries and laundry servi ces, washing and cl-eaning, 356 Group 9'3 ,Wasllenllen 150 107 43 • 357 Sub-Division 9'4 Hotels, ro:-;taurallts and eating 122 119 3 hOllf'es. 358 Group 9'4 Employees in Hotel 122 119 3 350 Sub-Division 1]' 5 Recreation sel'vicetl-Production ,5~8 472 116 and distribution of motion pictures and the operation of cinemas and -allied services, 1\lanagers and employees of theatres, opera companies etc" lIlusicians, actors, dan cers etc" conjnrerl:l, a,cl'obats rceiters, oxhibitors of curiosi tiCK fl,llc1 wild animals, n"dio broac1utsting stndios, 8(;0 Group n·.) EllIp]u'yees in Cinema, 31 31 ..... 361 Group 9'5 Drum beater~ 151) 46 362 Group 9'5 Singers 296 241 55 368 Group 9'5 Musicians 11 11 .... 36-± Group 9'5 Entertainment works 31 31 - 365 Group 9'5 Acrobat!" 17 15 360 Sub-Division 9'6 Legal and business services . 97 97 .". 367 rrotal Group 9'61 Ln.wyers of all kinds including 66 66 ... Qazis, law agents R,ud Mukh.. tiars 125 S, Code Number of occupa- Name of ocoupativn Chittorgarh District No. tional group Persons Males .Fewales 1 :3 3 4 5 6 3ot) Groll.p f)'5l Pl(':tc1ers 6(:) (5u 369 'rotal Group ~H)2 Olerks of ]a".:yer5, petition wri- 31 31 .... ters etc. 370 Group 9'02 Petition writers 31 ;)1 .... 371 Sub-Division U·7 Arts, letters and journalism . 32 32 ;372 Total Group 9·71 Artists, Scnlpton; and image 31 31 makers. 373 Group 9'71 Paintert' ]. 1 .... 374 Group 9'71 Sculptors 30 30 375 rrotal Group 9'72 Authors, editors, journalists 1 1 and poets. 376 Group 9'72 Poets ana writers . 1 1 • •• 377 Sub-Division 9'8 Religious. Charitable ana. WeI- 950 709 241 fare Rervices. 37t) Toted Group 9't)1 Priests, ~linisters, Monks, Nuns 950 709 241 Sadhu8, Religions mendi- cants, Itnd other religious workers, 379 Gronp 9'81 Worshippers 371 261 110 380 Group 9'81 Hereditary household service. 439 309 130 3tH Group \)81 Sermon preachers and l":Jciters. -4 4 382 Group 9'81 Sages 136 135 1