GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
FINANCE DEPARTMENT DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS DISTRICT STATISTICAL HANDBOOK DISTRICT BUDGAM 2019-20
PREPARED BY:- DISTRICT STATISTICS & EVALUATION OFFICE BUDGAM Email: [email protected] Phone No:- 01951-255421
A.K. GANDOTRA Director General Economics & Statistics Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir Srinagar/Jammu Tel/Fax:0194-2490092(Srinagar) 0191-2538907(jammu) (B. R. LACHOTRA)
FOREWORD The Statistical inputs are the basis for policy formulation, effective planning and implementation of developmental schemes. The office of District Statistics and Evaluation Officer Budgam has been engaged in compilation, consolidation and publication of District Statistical Handbook of the District based on the inputs from the line Departments implementing various developmental schemes/projects. I am happy to note that the Office of District Statistics & Evaluation Officer Budgam is publishing District Statistical Handbook for the year 2019-20. It is hoped that the publication will be of immense use for the policy planners, researchers, decision maker and other stakeholders engaged in district data. I place on record my appreciation for sincere efforts put in by the District Statistics and Evaluation officer Budgam and his associated team of officers/officials in bringing out this publication. Suggestions for improvement are welcome for future edition of this publication.
Sd/- (A.K. Gandotra) Director General E&S
G.M. HAJAM Regional Director Evaluation & Statistics Kashmir Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir
FOREWORD
The Statistical Data on various parameters plays a pivotal role in formulation of future strategies, which leads to development of nation in a perfect scenario. For addressing the data requirements of the vast spectrum of users, the Directorate of Economics & Statistics is the sole identified department of the Jammu & Kashmir Government, who has been assigned the job of development in the UT. The data then is published in a form of Digest of Statistics at UT, Regional and in form of Statistical Handbook of District level. The District Statistical Agency has been assigned the responsibility of collecting & publishing of data in the shape of various district level publications on annual basis. The District Statistics & Evaluation Office has prepared the District Statistical Handbook for the year 2019-20 which provides comprehensive data on Socio-economic indicators of development of District. The Digest of Statistics will serve as an important tool in the hands of planners, administrators, different agencies both Government and Private and other users. It will prove a useful document for them in their respective fields.
Sd/- (G.M. Hajam) Regional Director Kashmir
FAYAZ AHMAD DAR District Statistics & Evaluation officer Budgam Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir TEL/FAX:01951-255421 (ABDUL SALAM MAGRAY) email:[email protected]
FOREWORD
The publication viz. “District Statistical Hand Book” for the year 2018-19 incorporates multifarious data on the accomplishment made by various government departments, relating to the year 2019-20 in respect of district Budgam. The facts and figures furnished in this hand book will serve as a useful apparatus for the planners, policy makers, researchers and also the general Public, who are interested in improved understating of the district at micro level. I also extend my gratefulness to the district heads of various government departments and also all others who have extended their support for bringing out this publication. I am pleased to express a word of appreciation to the concerned staff members of this office for their active and energetic involvement extended towards the preparation and publication of this issue. I welcome the constructive and optimistic suggestions for enriching the future publication.
Sd/- District Statistics and Evaluation Officer, Budgam
CONTENTS
Table Period Page Description No. Covered No. I. Conversion table 1-2 II. Brief History of District 2019-20
III. District at a Glance 2019-20 3-4 1. POPULATION 5 1.00 Population by Residence & Sex 1971-2011 Census 6 1.01 Growth of Population 1901-2011 Census 7 1.02 Population by Religion 1981,2001 & 2011 8 Census 1.03 Population by Tehsils 2011 Census 9 1.04 Population by Blocks 2011 Census 10 1.05 Population by Age Groups 2011 Census 11 1.06 Schedule Caste Population 2011 Census 12 1.06A Schedule Tribe Population 2011 Census 13
1.07 Working Force of Census Years 1971,1981,2001and 14 2011 Census 1.07A Working Force by Tehsils 2011 Census 15 1.08 No. of Villages by Tehsils 2011 Census 16 1.09 No. of Villages by Blocks 2011 Census 17
1.10 Child Population (0-06) Age Group 2011 Census 18 II. VITAL STATISTICS 19 2.00 Births & Deaths 1995 to 2016 20 2.01 Death by Years and Cause 2004 to 2016 21 III. AGRICULTURE 22 4.00 Land Utilization Pattern 1995-96 to 2019-20 23-24 4.01 Area Under Crops 1997 -98 to 2019-20 25-26
4.02 Land Holding and Holding Size Agri Census 2015-16 27 4.03 Fertilizer off –Take 1996-97 to 2019-20 28 4.04 Crop Calendar 29 4.05 Improved Seed Distribution 1995-96 to 2019-20 30 4.06 Area Under High Yielding Variety Programme 1995-96 to 2019-20 31 Table Period Page Description No. Covered No. IV. HORTICULTURE 32 5.00 Horticulture Extension 1998-99 to 2019-20 33-34 V HORTICULTURE PLANNING &
MARKETING 5.01 No. of Growers Cooperative Marketing 2014-15 to 2018-19 35 Societies 5.02 Marketwise Dispatch of Fresh/Dry-fruits 2009-10 to 2019-20 36-46 VI. IRRIGATION 47 6.00 Source Of Irrigation & Area Irrigated 1997-98 to 2019-20 48 6.01 Area Under Irrigation by Crops 1996-97 to 2019-20 49
VII. LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY 50 7.00 Live Stock and Poultry 1977 to 2020 51 (Live stock Census) 7.01 Population as Per Live Stock Census 1992 to 2019-20 52
7.02 Breeding Programme /Artificial 1996-97 to 2019-20 53 Insemination 7.03 Veterinary Units and Sub-Units 1995-96 to 2019-20 54-56
7.04 Sheep Farms and Centers 1995-96 to 2019-20 57 7.05 Preventive Measure 2011-12 to 2019-20 58-59 ( Animal Husbandry) 7.05 A Preventive-Measures 2011-12 to 2019-20 60 (Sheep Husbandry) 7.06 Veterinary Personal 1995-96 to 2019-20 61-63
7.07 Animals Treated 1995-96 to 2019-20 64 7.08 Animals Slaughtered. 1995-96 to 2019-20 65 VIII. FOREST 66 8.00 Area and Out-Turn of Forests 1997-98 to 2019-20 67 IX CD.& NES 68 9.00 Panchayats and Villages by Blocks 2011 census 69 9.01 Income Generation Schemes 2000-01 to 2019-20 70
9.02 Sawaran Jayanti Gram SwaRozgarYojna 2000-01 to 2019-20 71 9.03 Works Completed and Employment Generated under MGNREGA 2010-11 to 2012-13 72 9.04 Works Completed & Employment 2013-14 to 2015-16 73 Generated under MG-NREGA Works Completed & Employment Generated 9.05 2016-17 to 2019-20 74 under MG-NREGA X. CO-OPERATION 75 Table Period Page Description No. Covered No. 10.00 No. of Societies 1995-96 to 2019-20 76 10.01 Handicrafts and Handloom Co-Operatives 1997-98 to 2019-20 77
10.02 Financial Structure of Societies 1995-96 to 2019-20 78 XI. ELECTRICITY 79 11.00 Rural Electrification 2001-02 to 2019-20 80 11.01 No. of Electric Installations. 1995-96 to 2019-20 81
11.02 Energy Utilization 1997-98 to 2019-20 82 11.03 Pump – Sets And Tube –Wells Energized 1986-87 to 2019-20 83 XII. ROADS AND BUILDINGS 84 12.00 Category Wise Roads Maintained by PWD 1991-92 to 2019-20 85 12.01 No. of Houses 2001& 2011 census 86 XIII. BANKING, INSURANCE AND SAVINGS 87 13.00 No. of Banks & Deposits/ Advances 1995-96 to 2019-20 88 13.01 Life Insurance 1994-95 to 2019-20 89 XIV. INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR 90 14.00 Small Scale Units Registered With DIC 2002-03 to 2019-20 91 14.01 Registered Factories 1995 to 2019 92 14.02 Handicraft and Handloom Trainings 1995-96 to 2019-20 93 14.03 Loans Advanced Under PMRY 1999-00 to 2019-20 94 14.04 Working of Khadi and Village Industries 1996-97 to 2019-20 95 14.05 Craft Wise No. of Training Centers 2001-02 to 2019-20 96-97 Sericulture Development 14.06 Sericulture Plantation and No. of Trees 1995-96 to 2019-20 98 14.07 Production of Cocoons 1995-96 to 2019-20 99 XV. EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE 100 15.00 Job Seekers on Live Register of 2010 to 2019 101 Employment Exchange 15.01 Registration and Placement 1996 to 2019 102 XVI. TRADE AND COMMERCE 103 16.00 Shops and Commercial Establishment 1997 to 2019 104 16.01 Ownership & Employment in Shops 1998 to 2019 105 XVII. EDUCATION 106 17.00 No. of Government Institutions 1996-97 to 2019-20 107 17.01 Enrolment In Schools 1995-96 to 2019-20 108 17.02 Enrolment by Stages 2013-14 to 2019-20 109 Table Period Page Description No. Covered No. 17.03 Literacy Level (%age) 2011 ( census) 110 17.04 No. of Teachers 1996-97 to 2019-20 111 17.05 Percentage of Trained Teachers 1997-98 to 2019-20 112 17.06 Institution: Teacher/Teacher: Pupil and 1997-98 to 2019-20 113 Institution: Pupil Ratio XVIII. HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE 114 18.00 No. of Medical Institutions 1995-96 to 2019-20 115 18.01 Hospital Beds Available 1996-97 to 2019-20 116 18.02 Medical Personnel Available 2000-01 to 2019-20 117 18.03 Patients Treated and Operations 1995-96 to 2019-20 118 Performed 18.04 Block wise Vaccination Administered 2010-11 to 2019-20 119-128 18.05 Family Welfare Work Done 1999-2000 to 2019-20 129 18.06 Patient- Doctor, Pop- Doctor and 1995-96 to 2019-20 130 Institution Population Ratios XIX. PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING 131 19.00 No. of Wells & Drinking Water 1995-96 to 2019-20 132 Installations 19.01 Coverage Under Rural Water Supply 2001-02 to 2019-20 133 Programme XX. POST AND TELEGRAPHS 134 20.00 Post and Telegraph offices 1995-96 to 2019-20 135 XXI. SOCIAL WELFARE 136 21.00 Social Welfare Centers and Trainees 1996-97 to 2019-20 137 21.01 No. of Students Benefited Under 1996-97 to 2019-20 138 Pre- Matric Scholarship XXII. JUDICIAL STATISTICS 139 22.00 No. of Judicial Divisions & Courts 1996-97 to 2019-20 140 22.01 No. of Police Stations and Police Posts 1995-96 to 2019-20 141 22.02 Institutions & Disposal of Civil & Criminal 1996-97 to 2019-20 142 Cases 22.03 Civil & Criminal Cases 1997-98 to 2019-20 143 22.04 Cognizable Cases Reported 1997-98 to 2019-20 144
XX-III. PLANNING 145 23.00 Sector Wise Outlays& Expenditure 2019-20 146-148 XXIV. GENERAL INFORMATION 149 24.00 Entertainment 1991-92 to 2019-20 150 24.01 No. of Enterprises & Persons 6thEconomic Census 151 Employed therein 2013 Table Period Page Description No. Covered No. 24.02 Entertainment & Sales Tax Realized. 1998-99 to 2019-20 152 XXV. FISHRIES 25.00 Fish Caught (Species-wise) 2005-06 to 2019-20 153 25.01 No. of Fishing License Holders 2005-06 to 2019-20 154 25.02 Fisherman population,Labour Force & No. of 2010-2019 155 Implements 25.03 Fish Production. 2011-12 to 2019-20 156 XXVI FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES 26.00 Fires Attended, Property Damaged & 2005-06 to 2019-20 157 Salvaged. XXVII ROAD TRANSPORT STATISTICS 27.00 Registration of vehicles 2007-08 2019-20 158 27.01 No. of Permits Issued 2005-06 to 2019-20 159 27.02 No. of Licenses Issued 2007-08 to 2019-20 160 XXVIII FLORICULTURE EXTENSION STATISTICS 28.00 No. of Parks/Lawns Maintained & 2008-09 to 2019-20 161 Growers Registered. XXIX CONSUMER AFFAIRS & PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION 29.00 Rationed Population 2008-09 to 2019-20 162 29.01 Off Take of Food Grains &Kerosene Oil 2009-10 to 2019-20 163 XXX INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CENTRES 30.00 Craft Wise Details. 2006-07 to 2019-20 164-167 XXXI YOUTH SERVICES & SPORTS 31.00 Participation & No of Disciplines. 2010-11 to 2019-20 168-169 31.01 Participation & No of Students Awarded. 2009-10 to 2019-20 170 XXXII HAJJ PILIGRIMAGE 32.00 Applications Received & Selected for 2009 to 2019 171 Hajj.
CONVERSION FACTORS
1 Yard ------0.91.44 meters 5 ½ Yards ------1 rod/pole/poroh 22 Yards/20.17 meters ------1 Chain 220 Yards ------1 Furlong 8 Furlong ------1 mile/1.609 Km 3 miles ------1 Leaguo 1 Marla ------272 Sfts 20 Marlas ------1 Canal 1 Acre ------8 Kanals 1 Hectare ------20 Kanals (Approx.) 1 Hectare ------2.47105 Acres 1 Sq. Mile ------2.5900 Sq. Kilometre 1 Sq. Mile ------640 Acres, 259 Hectares. 1 Sq. Yard ------0.84 Sq. Intre 1 Sq. Milometre ------0.38610 Sq. Mile 1 Sq. Kilometre ------100 Hectares 1 Sq. Metre ------1.196 Sq. Yards
WEIGHTS
1 Ounce (Oz) ------28.3495 Gram 1 Pound ------0.45359 Kilogram 1 Tonne ------1000 Kilograms 1 Short Long Ton ------1.01605 metric tons / 0.907 Tonnes 1 Long Ton ------2240 Pounds 1 Short ton ------2000 Pounds 1 Maund ------82.2857 Pounds 1 Maund ------0.37324 Metric Tons 1 Maund ------0.3732 Quintal 1 Kilogram ------2.204623 Pound 1 Gram ------0.0352740 Ounce, 0.09 Tolas 1 Tola ------11.664 Grams 1 Ton ------1.016046 Metric Ton/10.01605 Qtls 1 Metric Tonne ------0.984207 Tons, 10 Quintals 1 Metric Tonne ------1000 Kilogram 1 Metric Tonne ------2204.63 pounds 1 Hundred weight ------0.508023 Quintals 1 Seer ------0.933 Kilogram 1 Bale of cotton (392.Ibs.) ------0.17781 Metric Ton 1 Bale of jute (400 .1bs.) ------0.181436 Metric Tons 1 Metric Tonne ------5.6624 Bales of cotton (392 Ibs.) 1 Metric Tonne ------5.5116 Bales of Jute (400 IBs.) 1 Quintal ------100 Kilograms.
L E N G T H
1Inch ------25.4 Milimeters 1Mile ------1.61 Kilometers / 1,760 yards 1 Milimeter ------0.04 Inch 1 Centimeter ------0.393701 Inch 1 Metre ------1.094 Yards 1 Kilomatre ------0.62137 Miles 1 Chain ------22 Yards
VOLUME
1 Cubic Yard ------0.7646 Cubic meter 1 Cubic metre ------1.3079 Cubic yards, 35.3147 Cubic ft. 1 Cubic feet ------0.028 Cubic meter
CAPACITY
1 Imperial gallon ------4.55 Liters 1 Litre ------0.22 Imperial Gallon
For conversion of temperature centigrade (C) to Fahrenheit (F) Use the relation C/5= (F-32/9.
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DISTRICT BUDGAM
BRIEF HISTORY
Budgam is newly constituted District, which has been carved out from Srinagar District on the basis of administrative reorganization of districts in 1979. The district derives its name from one of its villages which is its headquarter. Till the last census held in 1941 the area was known as Sri Partap Singh Pora after the name of Maharaja Pratap Singh, one of the Dogra Kings in whose rule it was constituted as a Tehsil for the first time. Prior to 1951, the Tehsil of Budgam including other Tehsils of the present district formed a part of the then district of Baramulla. It is surrounded by District Baramulla in the north and north- west & Srinagar in the north east and south-west. The area of the district is 1361 Sq. Kms.
The District has 472 villages, out of which 460 are inhabited and 12 villages are un-inhabited. However, five of the inhabited villages of the District form outgrowth of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration and have, therefore, been excluded from the purview of discussion in this handbook. The climate of the District is more or less the same as that of Srinagar except that its higher regions get heavier snowfalls and experience severe cold in winter. The District extends to both mountainous and plain areas of varying heights and has an average height of 5281 feet. The maximum rainfall recorded in the year 2001 is704 mm. The District however experiences adequate rainfall but the kandi areas of the District often receive insufficient rains causing sometimes complete crop failure. On the other hand, the low-lying areas flanking the left side of the Jehlum are marshy and are often flooded during heavy rains.
Budgam falls among those backward areas of the state, which have suffered neglect in the past. However, after assuming the status of the separate District and with the introduction of Single Line Administrations, the progress of development process has picked up with a significant impact on the socio-economic life of the people of the District. The need for expansion of public health facilities has been adequately realized and a number of water supply schemes have been taken in hand. Concerted efforts are also being made to cover remote areas of the District under Rural Electrification Programme.
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During the last few years efforts have been made for promotion of education at all levels. Consequently, the enrollment of boys and girls in age group of 4-11 in schools has reached upto a level of 62%.
While a number of schools have been opened in the District, it is proposed to make school facility available to the inhabitants within a distance of every one Km. Besides there are informal centers in the District where boys and girls are being given free education, books and uniforms. The major section of the population of the District is dependent on agriculture. Modern agricultural practices are being popularized to field for higher production. Farmers are being encouraged to adopt improved agricultural practices which would in the long run not only result progressive advance in the socio-economic life of its people but also make the District self-sufficient in its food requirements. Health care facilities have also increased considerably. Presently there are about 275 medical care units in the District which include one District Hospital, 9 Sub District hospitals and 74 Primary Health centers.
The industrial development of the District has also received possible attention. Social Welfare activities have also been received increasing trend in the District since 1979. The principal mode of communication in the District as elsewhere in the state, is roads. It is, therefore, natural that development of roads particularly rural roads as part of the minimum needs programme is commendable. The Roads and Buildings Department is also engaged in the construction of various buildings in the District. As the main dependence of the majority of population in the District is on agriculture, therefore all concerted efforts are being made to augment irrigation facilitates in the District. Livestock population is also increasing considerably which ensures meeting out of the requirements of its products and bi-products of the local populace. Industrial activities, though in its infancy, are receiving top most priority by the District administration for its growth in order to provide employment opportunities to the un-employed youth. Forestry activities are also receiving due attention of the Government and for this purpose Forest Development Agency has been created for the District which ensure conservation, Development and protection of forest resources through people’s participation by farming village forest committees.
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DISTRICT AT A GLANCE
S. Reference No. Description Unit Magnitude Year
1 Geographical area 1981 Sq. Kms 1361
2 Reporting area 2019-20 Hectares 77807
3 No. of Assembly Constituency 2019-20 Nos. 05
4 Number of Tehsils 2019-20 Nos. 9 2019-20 5 Number of Blocks Nos. 17
6 Number of Panchayats 2019-20 Nos. 281
7 Number of Census Villages 2011 Nos. 472
8 No. of inhabited villages 2011 Nos. 460
9 Population 2011 Census Nos. 753745
10 Scheduled Caste Population 2011 Nos. 368
11 Schedule Tribe Population. 2011 Nos. 23912
12 Average Household size 2011 Nos. 7.3
13 No. of House holds 2011 Census Nos. 103363 60134 14 Main workers 2011 Nos.
15 Marginal workers 2011 Nos. 82863
16 Cultivators 2011 Nos. 34173 17 Agricultural Labourers 2011 Nos. 11560 18 Net area sown 2019-20 Hectares 43654
19 Gross area sown 2019-20 Hectares 58318
20 Gross area irrigated 2019-20 Hectares 40550
21 Net area irrigated 2019-20 Hectares 29861
22 Number of operational Holdings 2015-16 Nos. 118345
23 Average Holding size 2015-16 (Ha). 0.43
24 Livestock population 2012 Census Nos. 345208 25 Forest area 2019-20 Sq. Kms 480 26 No. of Co-operatives 2019-20 Nos. 360 2019-20 27 Membership in societies Nos. 41594
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S. Reference Description Unit Magnitude No. Year 28 Electric Installations 2019-20 Nos. 105164 29 Villages Electrified 2019-20 Nos. 475 30 S.S.I.Units 2019-20 Nos. 19 31 Registered factories 2019-20 Nos. 38 32 Bank Branches 2019-20 Nos. 94 33 Bank Deposits 2019-20 Rs. In Lacs 297589 34 Bank Advances 2019-20 Rs. In Lacs 269324 35 No. of primary schools 2019-20 Nos. 700 36 No. of Middle schools 2019-20 Nos. 423 37 No. of High/Hr.Sec. schools 2019-20 Nos. 147 38 Literacy percentage 2011 census %age 57.98 39 No. of Hospitals 2019-20 Nos. 10 No. of 2019-20 40 Nos. 68 Dispensaries/UnaniDispensaries 41 No. of PHCs 2019-20 Nos. 74 42 No. of Doctors 2019-20 Nos. 320 43 No. of Hospital Beds 2019-20 Nos. 741 Villages provided safe drinking 2019-20 44 Nos. 460 water 45 Post and telegraph offices 2019-20 Nos. 86 2013, 46 Number of Enterprises Nos. 48232 6thEco.Census 2013, 47 Number of workers (Employment) Nos. 92768 6thEco.Census 48 Fish Caught 2019-20 Qtls 959.10 49 Trout Fish Production 2019-20 Qtls 122.064 50 No. of Fire Stations 2019-20 Nos. 08+1 Post 51 No. of fires attended. 2019-20 Nos. 157 52 Registration of Vehicles 2019-20 Nos. 5962 53 No. of District Permits Issued. 2019-20 Nos. 284 No .of Growers Registered under 2019-20 Nos. 54 204 Commercial Floriculture. 55 Total Rationed Population. 2019-20 Nos. 702136
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CHAPTER: 1
POPULATION
District Budgam extends over an area of 1361 Sq. Kms which comprises of 472 Census villages out of which 460 are inhabited villages and 12 un-inhabited as per census 2011. 1961, 1971 and 1981 census was usually conducted along with other states of the country. However, no census was conducted during the year 1991 due to active turmoil in the state. The District has a population of 7.537 lakh souls, with population density of 554 souls, literacy rate of 57.98% and decadal growth rate 21.18% (2001-2011).
The chapter contains the details of population by Tehsils, Blocks, Sex, Rural and Urban areas, working force & Age group etc.
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1- P O P U L A T I O N TABLE 1.00 POPULATION BY RESIDENCE AND SEX
Total Population Census Rural/Urban Males Females (Persons) 1 2 3 4 5
1971 Total 269033 145830 123203
Rural 257175 139528 117647
Urban 11858 6302 5556
1981 Total 367262 1953395 171867
Rural 315377 167656 147721
Urban 51885 27739 24146
1991* Total (Est.) 497346 N.A N.A.
2001 Total 629309 326050 303259
Rural 558721 287973 270748
Urban 70588 38077 32511
2011 Total 753745 398041 355704
Rural 655833 343385 312448
Urban 97912 54656 43256
(*) No Census was conducted in J&K State during 1991 Source: Census Deptt.
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I- P O P U L A T I O N TABLE 1.01 GROWTH OF POPULATION ------Decade Decadal Variation in Population (Percentage Variation) Of District Budgam Jammu & Kashmir
------1 2 3 ------1901-11 + 10.75 + 07.16
1911-21 + 09.08 + 05.75
1921-31 + 14.64 + 10.14
1931-41 + 14.03 + 10.36
1941-51 + 14.49 + 10.42
1951-61 + 12.66 + 09.44
1961-71 + 25.76 + 29.65
1971-81 + 36.51 + 29.69
1981-91 + 31.70 + 30.89
1991-01 + 30.10 + 29.43
2001-11 +21.18 +23.71
------Source: Census Department
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I- P O P U L A T I O N
TABLE 1.02
POPULATION BY RELIGION (2001)
S. Tehsils Muslims Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Christians Others Total No.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
I. 1981 Census
1. Budgam 123694 4071 1692 11 75 0 129543
2. Chadoora 131966 4973 1013 0 21 0 137973
3. Beerwah 96696 598 2453 0 0 0 99746
Total: 352355 9642 5158 11 96 0 367262
% age of pop. 95.94 2.63 1.40 Neg. 0.03 0 100
II. 2001 Census
Distt. Budgam 617212 6533 5317 59 178 10 629309
% age of pop. 98.09 1.04 0.84 0.01 0.02 Neg. 100
III. 2011 Census Distt. Budgam 736054 10110 5559 47 1489 486 753745
% age of pop. 97.65 1.34 0.75 Neg 0.20 0.06 100
Source: Census Department
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I- P O P U L A T I O N TABLE 1.03 POPULATION BY TEHSILS NUMBER ENUMERATED AS PER CENSUS 2011
S. Name of the Tehsil No. of House Holds Population No
1 Budgam 17883 117428
2 Beerwah 11078 89308
3 Magam 5930 47966
4 Narbal 6314 46522
5 Chadora 19464 136650
6 B.K.Pora 10926 75583
7 CharieSharief 7054 53416
8 Khag 8282 63560
9 Khan Sahib 16432 123312
Total 103363 753745
Source: Census Department
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I- P O P U L A T I O N TABLE 1.04 POPULATION BY BLOCKS NUMBER ENUMERATED AS PER CENSUS 2011 S.No Block Area No. of Population Male Female (Hect) House Holds 1 Budgam 5707.13 6804 44137 22953 21184
2 Soibugh 3928.74 6427 44963 22972 21991
3 Waterhail 2591.24 2741 20312 10619 9693
4 Beerwah 5140.00 6803 51183 27341 23842
5 Rathsun 2053.00 3239 26224 13909 12315
6 S.K.Pora 1878.06 3258 27671 14581 13090
7 Narbal 4919.01 4980 36436 19794 16642
8 Khag 4897.63 7522 57885 29629 28256
9 Khansahib 6344.29 7668 57984 30250 27734
10 Sukhnag 3759.97 5288 39346 20566 18780
11 Parnewa 2870.42 4197 30214 15582 14632
12 Chadoora 4407.89 8193 55729 28689 27040
13 Nagam 5424.87 5215 37610 20317 17293
14 Surasyar 3274.83 4215 30403 15948 14455
15 CharieSharief 3933.27 1527 13657 7377 6280
16 Pakherpora 2638.38 3100 24989 13405 11584
17 B.K.Pora 5647.87 8240 57090 29453 27637
Total 69416.60 89417 655833 343385 312448
Urban 8412.40 13946 97912 54656 43256
Total 77829.00 103363 753745 398041 355704
Source: Census Department
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TABLE 1.05 POPULATION BY AGE GROUP (As per 2011 Census) Age S.No Group Total Male Female 1 2 3 4 1 0-4 107145 58630 48515 2 5-9 106895 57263 49632 3 10-14 94819 49723 45096 4 15-19 75536 38254 37282 5 20-24 64695 33951 30744 6 25-29 54133 28788 25345 7 30-34 46538 24506 22032 8 35-39 44226 22700 21526 9 40-44 38688 20704 17984 10 45-49 31481 16426 15055 11 50-54 24071 13209 10862 12 55-59 17542 8490 9052 13 60-64 17521 9644 7877 14 65-69 10596 5247 5349 15 70-74 9795 5257 4538 16 75-79 3941 1940 2001 17 80+ 5512 2919 2593 18 Age not stated 611 390 221 19. All Ages 753745 398041 355704
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Source: Census Department
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I-POPULATION TABLE NO. 1.06 SCHEDULE CASTE POPULATION (CENSUS 2011) NUMBER ENUMERATED
S.No Tehsil SC Population Male Female
1 Budgam 94 88 06
2 Beerwah 68 68 0
3 Khag 16 08 08
4 Chadoora 188 177 11
5 Khansahib 02 02 0
6 Charisharief 0 0 0
Total 368 343 25
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Source: - Census Department
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I-POPULATION TABLE NO. 1.06 (A) SCHEDULE TRIBE POPULATION (CENSUS 2011) NUMBER ENUMERATED
S.No Tehsil ST Population Male Female
1 Budgam 387 227 160
2 Beerwah 04 04 0
3 Khag 2225 1134 1091
4 Chadoora 6282 3297 2985
5 Khanshaib 11232 5733 5499
6 Charisharief 3782 1988 1794
Total 23912 12383 11529
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Source:- Census Department
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I- P O P U L A T I O N
TABLE 1.07
WORKING FORCE OF CENSUS YEARS
1971 1981 2001 S. 2011 No Item . Number %age Number %age Number %age Number %age
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1. Cultivator 62103 66.21 67155 55.73 89010 39.39 34173 15.90
2. Agricultural Labor 2350 2.51 3206 2.66 14069 6.23 11560 5.38
Live stock 3 2399 2.56 2473 2.05 0 0 Hunting/Forestry 0 0
4. Mining & Quarrying 43 0.05 14117 0.1 0 0 0 0
Manufacturing and 5. processing other than 944 1.00 9784 8.12 0 0 0 0 house hold sector
6. Household industry 4171 4.45 16933 14.05 49306 21.81 14401 6.70
7. Construction 11036 11.78 2443 2.03 0 0 0 0
8. Trade and commerce 1702 1.82 3633 3.02 0 0 0 0
Transport , storage and 9. 1920 2.07 2645 2.19 0 0 communication 0 0
10 Marginal workers ------82863 38.56
11. Others 7004 7.48 12106 10.05 73607 32.57 71869 34.45
Total Workers 93692 100 120495 100 225992 100 214866 100
Source: Census Department
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I- P O P U LA T I O N
TABLE 1.07 (A)
WORKING FORCE BY TEHSILS AS PER CENSUS 2011
S.No Tehsil Total Working Force Male Female
1 Budgam 35633 30375 5258
2 Beerwah 44586 32111 12475
3 Chadoora 75656 53312 22344
4 Charisharief 14065 11052 3013
5 Khansahib 28493 22469 6024
6 Khag 16433 13259 3174
Total 214866 162578 52288
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Source: Census Department
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I- P O P U L A T I O N
TABLE 1.08
NUMBER OF VILLAGES BY TEHSILS (CENSUS 2011)
S.No Tehsil Inhabited Un-Inhabited Total Population Villages Villages (Rural+Urban) 1 Budgam 90 02 92 117428 2 Beerwah 62 02 64 89803 3 Magam 27 - 27 47966 4 Narbal 20 - 20 46522 5 Chadoora 70 02 72 136650 6 B.K.Pora 40 02 42 75583 7 Charisharief 16 01 17 53416 8 Khag 45 - 45 63560 9 Khansahib 90 03 93 123312 Total 460 12 472 753745
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Source: Census Department
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I- P O P U L A T I O N
TABLE 1.09
NUMBER OF VILLAGES BY BLOCKS (2011 CENSUS)
No. of No. of villages Block S.No. Panchayats
Un- Inhabited Total inhabited 1 Budgam 19 50 01 51 2 Soibugh 15 26 - 26 3 Waterhail 08 12 01 13 4 Parnewa 11 25 - 25 5 Chadoora 27 37 - 37 6 Nagam 17 20 02 22 7 Surasyar 16 13 - 13 8 CharieSharief 07 8 - 8 9 Pakherpora 11 8 01 9 10 Khansahib 25 45 02 47 11 Sukhnag 21 42 01 43 12 Rathsun 10 11 - 11 13 S.K.Pora 08 23 - 23 14 Beerwah 26 38 02 40
15 Khag 24 42 - 42 16 Narbal 09 20 - 20 17 B.K.Pora 27 40 02 42 Total 281 460 12 472
Source: Census Department
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I- P O P U L A T I O N
TABLE 1.10
CHILD POPULATION (0-6 AGE GROUP) by CENSUS 2011
S. Child Population in District/Town Population No the age group 0-6
. Persons Male Female Persons Male Female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 District Budgam 753745 398041 355704 155202 84720 70482
a Rural population 655833 343385 312448 140608 76753 63855
b Urban population 97912 54656 43256 14594 7967 6627 c Population By M.C Towns, C.T Towns and outgrowths of District Budgam:-
1 MC Budgam 15338 9003 6335 1335 680 655
2 M.C Beerwah 8192 4430 3762 1886 1069 817
3 MC Magam 5470 2744 2726 1024 542 482
4 MC Chadoora 6482 3519 2963 1671 1002 669
5 MC Charisharief 11533 5904 5629 1638 880 758
6 M.C Khanshaib 2630 1444 1186 487 277 210
7 C.T Ichgam 7461 3820 3641 1167 565 602
8 C.T KralPora 13889 10051 3828 1308 722 586
9 C.T Nagam 7365 3853 3512 1549 859 690
10 Outgrowth Pop. 19552 9888 9664 2529 1371 1158
(Municipal Corporation)
Total: 97912 54656 43256 14594 7967 6627 Grand Total: 753745 398041 355704 155202 84720 70482
Source: Census Department
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CHAPTER-II
VITAL STATISTICS
Births and Deaths occurring in the Stateare recorded through the village Chowkidar in Rural areas and by the sanitary supervisor in the urban areas. The police Stations and the local body offices function as registration offices. The field staff and office of Health and Planning Department (Directorate of
Economics and Statistics) conduct inspections of field work.
Data are mechanically tabulated in the Central Tabulation unit of the Directorate of Economics and Statistics. However as in rest of the country registration is far from complete and would take some time to improve. Data on births and deaths registered under the revamped registration system in the district are given in this chapter.
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II-VITAL STATISTICS TABLE NO. 2.00 NUMBER OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS
Total Vital Rates Natural S. Mid. Year Year Growth No. Pop. Births Deaths Births Deaths Rate
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. 1995 2437 1112 410006 5.94 2.71 3.23
2. 1996 2631 1228 416143 6.32 2.95 3.37
3. 1997 3222 1228 422280 7.63 3.04 4.59
4. 1998 3315 1408 428417 7.74 3.29 4.45
5. 1999 4009 2106 434554 9.23 4.85 4.38
6. 2000 3094 881 614549 5.03 1.43 3.60
7. 2001 1026 378 636838 1.61 0.59 1.02
8. 2002 6555 1300 650337 10.08 1.99 8.09
9. 2003 7110 1606 663836 10.71 2.42 8.29
10. 2004 7572 1389 673296 11.25 2.06 9.19
11. 2005 6206 1632 686492 9.04 2.38 6.66
12. 2006 5872 1940 699688 8.39 2.77 5.62
13. 2007 7250 2160 712884 10.17 3.28 6.89
14. 2008 7481 1858 726080 10.30 2.56 7.74
15 2009 8354 1100 742276 11.25 1.48 9.77
16 2010 8370 1267 758472 11.04 1.67 9.36
17 2011 9110 2113 757893 12.02 2.79 9.23
18 2012 9172 1738 766188 11.97 2.26 9.71
19. 2013 9589 1776 778632 12.31 2.82 9.49
20. 2014 8157 2333 791076 10.31 2.94 7.37
21 2015 6335 1303 803520 7.88 1.62 6.26
22 2016 6553 1489 815963 8.03 1.82 6.21
Source: Directorate of Economics and Statistics [Vital Statistics unit]
21. II-VITAL STATISTICS TABLE NO. 2.01 YEAR WISE DEATH AND CAUSE IN BUDGAM DISTRICT Number of Deaths due to: Accident Child Diarrhoea Disorder of Disease of Small Extreme And Birth and Dysentery& Respiratory Circulatory Fever Cholera Other Total Pox Old age Year Injuries Pregnancy Gastro System System 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
2004 164 13 56 392 297 92 0 0 92 283 1389
2005 254 11 51 405 311 101 0 0 221 278 1632
2006 96 7 65 219 175 64 0 0 124 1190 1940
2007 217 7 26 125 216 16 0 0 176 1377 2160
2008 22 3 33 97 115 72 0 0 825 691 1858
2009 24 7 45 76 82 91 0 0 655 120 1100
2010 22 6 43 71 47 17 0 0 452 609 1267
2011 22 8 8 101 76 19 0 0 467 1412 2113
2012 19 7 5 152 121 26 0 0 14 1394 1738
2013 22 9 8 162 127 28 0 0 22 1398 1776
2014 24 6 9 81 25 31 0 0 185 1972 2333
2015 10 4 6 38 17 15 0 0 40 1173 1303
2016 20 6 8 02 01 01 0 0 178 1273 1489
Source: Directorate of Economics and Statistics
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CHAPTER-III
III- AGRICULTURE
Agriculture is the main source of livelihood in the District. The chapter presents the data on nine-fold classification of area according to village papers, area under different crops, land holding size, number of operational holdings, fertilizers off-take, seed distribution, area under HYV etc. The data is based on Annual Enumeration Surveys and Agricultural Census conducted by the Revenue Department through Patwaris and conducted by the Agriculture Department.
23 III-AGRICULTURE TABLE NO. 4.00 LAND UTILIZATION PATTERN Unit (Area in hectares) Area not available for Other un-cultivable land excluding Follow land
Cultivation Fallows
Total
Year
han current current han Area
Area Total Net area
Forest
Reporting cultivable land cultivable
(4 +5) sown -
(11+12)
Total cropped area cropped Total
Agricultural use Agricultural
Waste land Waste
Area sown more than once than more sown Area
-
allow land other t other land allow
Land put to Land put Non un and Barren other and pasture Permanent land grazing not crops tree Misc. Land under area sown net in included (7+8+9) Total fallows Current Current fallows F
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1995-96 77829 721 8201 1011 9212 6674 1176 2810 10660 225 3453 3678 53558 59951 6393 1996-97 77829 721 8201 1011 9212 6674 1176 2810 10660 325 3706 4031 53205 59478 6273 1997-98 77829 721 8201 1011 9212 6674 1176 2810 10660 275 3676 3951 53285 59300 6015 1998-99 77829 721 8201 1011 9212 6674 1176 2810 10660 252 4029 4281 52932 57908 4976 1999-00 77829 721 8201 1011 9212 6674 1176 2833 10683 252 3859 4111 53102 58833 5731 2000-01 77829 721 8201 1011 9212 6674 1176 2833 10683 256 3855 4111 53102 58162 5060 2001-02 77829 721 8211 1012 9223 6674 1180 2830 10684 256 3843 4099 53102 57525 4423 2002-03 77829 721 8211 1012 9223 6674 1180 2823 10677 212 3834 4046 53162 57590 4428 2003-04 77829 721 8211 1012 9223 6674 1180 2823 10677 272 5159 5431 51777 56279 4502 2004-05 77829 721 8211 1012 9223 6674 1180 2823 10677 270 5122 5392 51816 56322 4506 2005-06 77829 721 8211 1012 9223 7605 1344 3216 12165 308 5836 6144 49576 56621 7045 2006-07 77829 721 8211 1012 9223 7605 1344 4578 13527 363 6881 7244 47114 56265 9151 2007-08 77829 721 8211 1012 9223 6185 1098 3723 11006 2580 9086 14666 42687 53677 10990 2008-09 77829 721 7341 925 8266 6183 2667 4869 13719 2242 11086 13328 40838 52015 11177 2009-10 77829 721 5633 3590 9223 8828 3351 3276 15455 2156 7519 9675 42755 53353 10598 2010-11 77829 721 5180 3590 8770 8828 3351 3276 15455 2156 9493 11649 41234 50506 9272 2011-12 77829 721 4263 3590 7853 8828 2519 3276 14623 2156 9185 11341 41542 52890 11348
CONTINUED ------Source : F.C.’s Office Srina Source: - F.C.’S Office Srinagar
24 III-AGRICULTURE TABLE NO. 4.00 LAND UTILIZATION PATTERN Unit (Area in hectares) Area not available for Other un-cultivable land excluding Fallow land
Cultivation Fallows
tree crops tree
Year Year
cultivable land cultivable
-
Total ( 4 +5+6+ 7)+5+6+Total 4 (
Total cropped area Total cropped
Agricultural useAgricultural
Land under still waters Landunder still waters
-
Area sown than Area once more
Total Total (9+10+11+12)
Marshy and water logged land Marshylogged and water
Reporting Area ForestArea Landput to Non andunBarren Social forestry other Permanent and pasture grazing land Landunder Misc. area sownnot net in included Cultivableland Waste other than Fallowcurrent land fallows fallowsCurrent Total 14+15) ( areaNet sown
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
2012-13 77827 711 4263 3966 47 870 9146 164 5237 3299 7494 16194 2433 5655 8088 43688 12046 55734
2013-14 77827 711 4263 3966 47 870 9146 164 5237 3299 7494 16194 2402 7110 9512 42264 13073 55337
2014-15 77827 711 4249 3524 94 877 8744 164 5237 3299 6494 15194 89 0 89 53089 13075 66164
2015-16 77827 711 4249 3524 94 877 8744 164 5237 1772 2499 9672 0 0 0 58700 12707 71407
2016-17 77807 711 4632 3539 296 1078 9545 568 4885 946 4142 10541 2046 13148 15194 41816 12323 54139
2017-18 77807 699 4612 3508 296 1078 9494 568 4876 946 4146 10536 2033 14888 16921 40157 13885 54042
2018-19 76079 588 3738 4630 94 1074 9536 568 4850 930 4146 10494 2033 7724 9757 45704 14362 60066
2019-20 77807 588 3818 4629 458 877 9782 568 4900 932 4234 10634 2033 11116 13149 43564 14664 58228
SOURCE FC’S OFFICE SRINAGAR
25 III- AGRICULTURE TABLE NO. 4.01 AREA UNDER CROPS unit= (Area in Hectares)
Total
Other Area Total Total Other Food under Year Paddy Wheat Maize Grim Pulses Food Fruit Fodder area Millets Crops/ other
Grains Sown OilSeeds
Vegetables spices non-food crops 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1997-98 27897 645 12876 0 0 1435 42853 5253 2445 5417 2258 336 565 59300 1998-99 28303 529 12154 0 0 1130 42116 5456 2430 5634 1405 0 54 57908 1999-00 26568 488 14164 0 0 957 42177 5433 2044 5716 2361 0 716 58833 2000-01 24907 424 16317 0 0 849 42497 3050 2044 5392 2588 2260 331 58162 2001-02 24907 424 16317 0 0 849 42497 3050 3321 5392 2588 2551 40 57525 2002-03 24858 149 14803 0 0 1446 41256 4051 2391 4635 2873 1055 399 57590 2003-04 24617 88 16187 0 0 713 41605 4726 3391 3996 2798 395 368 56279 2004-05 23734 87 16057 0 0 1257 41135 3912 1674 3814 3037 510 523 56322 2005-06 24176 86 16619 0 0 1176 42057 4854 1975 4185 2919 920 12 56621 2006-07 23923 774 13724 0 0 1187 39608 6045 2569 4767 2815 0 461 56265 2007-08 23092 380 12012 0 0 1586 37070 4630 2594 6102 2231 869 181 53677 2008-09 22798 263 9889 0 0 1757 34707 4695 3047 6320 2380 678 188 52015 2009-10 26188 265 9182 0 0 1644 37279 4404 3788 5440 1674 582 186 53353 2010-11 24580 190 9955 0 0 1411 36136 3998 3202 4881 1427 665 197 50506 2011-12 24496 247 8936 0 1 1706 35386 4566 3389 6079 2167 1106 197 52890 2012-13 24665 237 8754 0 0 1638 35294 5947 4142 6098 2151 1119 983 55734 2013-14 24347 155 8648 0 43 1976 35169 5961 3340 6357 2014 1397 1099 55337 2014-15 26183 155 10936 0 1 2158 39433 8911 6320 6356 4008 604 532 66164 2015-16 31803 728 13815 0 0 736 47082 8272 5001 5675 4796 164 417 71407
Continued:
Source:F. C.’s Office Srinagar.
26 III- AGRICULTURE TABLE NO. 4.01 AREA UNDER CROPS unit= (Area in Hectares)
Seeds
once
Year
sown
crops crops
Maize
Pulses Spices
Paddy
Wheat
Fodder
Saffron
Fruit &
Oil
Totalfood Totalarea more than
Area sown
Vegetables
Net area sown
Condiments & TotalNon food 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 2016-17 24567 3134 7285 592 84 9637 45299 3128 324 5388 8840 54139 12323 41816
2017-18 25680 979 3500 674 70 11586 42489 4956 304 6293 11553 54042 13885 40157 2018-19 25315 973 7855 668 61 13674 48546 4648 298 6559 11520 60066 14362 45704
2019-20 22630 977 6497 700 53 12724 43581 4692 158 6513 11363 58318 14664 43654
Source: Joint Director (P&S) FC’s Office Srinagar
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III-AGRICULTURE TABLE 4.02 NUMBER AND AREA OF OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS- AGRICULTURE CENSUS-2015-16
Holdings Size Class Number Area (Ha) 1 2 3 Marginal (Upto 01 Hectare) 109013 32903.70
Small ( 01 -02 Hectares) 6794 9042.80
Semi-Medium (02 – 04 Hectares) 2345 5718.00
Medium (04 – 10 Hectares) 171 872.40
Large ( 10 & Above Hectares) 22 300.85
Total : 118345 48837.75
Average Holding Size 2015-16 0.41 Ha
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Source: 10thAgriculture Census 2015-16 FC’s Office Srinagar.
28 III-AGRICULTURE TABLE 4.03 FERTILIZER OFF-TAKE (000) QUINTALS
Year N P K NPK Total 1 5 2 3 4 6
1996-97 23.44 4.33 0.23 0.00 28.00 1997-98 33.06 10.31 1.37 0.00 44.74 1998-99 8.07 6.03 0.81 0.00 14.91 1999-2K 46.90 10.40 0.00 0.00 57.30 2000-01 10.00 4.88 0.06 0.00 14.94 2001-02 41.65 11.04 0.65 0.00 53.34 2002-03 56.97 33.22 2.26 0.00 92.45 2003-04 42.05 17.17 2.48 0.00 61.70 2004-05 59.01 42.32 4.85 0.00 106.18 2005-06 173.082 40.271 2.28 0.00 215.633 2006-07 48.230 34.016 4.172 0.00 86.413 2007-08 41.831 21.342 5.728 0.00 68.901 2008-09 52.037 24.960 5.127 0.00 82.124 2009-10 33.267 22.922 5.477 0.00 61.666 2010-11 18.188 8.798 2.740 0.00 29.726 2011-12 100.366 39.417 21.04 0.00 160.823 2012-13 46.261 13.015 20.372 0.00 79.648 2013-14 26.224 21.712 4.830 0.00 52.766 2014-15 22.991 08.596 02.435 0.00 34.022 2015-16 15.867 08.092 03.238 0.00 27.197 2016-17 14.238 06.603 02.590 0.00 23.431 2017-18 22.131 07.264 03.836 0.00 33.231 2018-19 14.325 07.640 03.541 0.00 25.506 2019-20 19.198 10.490 04.533 0.00 34.221
------Source: Deputy Registrar co-operative societies Budgam.
29 III-AGRICULTURE TABLE 4.04 CROP CALENDAR
C r o p P e r i o d
Sowing Harvesting Peak Marketing
1 2 3 4 Paddy April/May September/October November
Maize May/June September/October July & August
Wheat October April/May June& August
R&M October/November April/May November
Linseed October/November April/May June/July
------Source: Financial Commissioner’s Office
30 III-AGRICULTURE TABLE 4.05 IMPROVED SEEDS DISTRIBUTION (IN TONS)
Year Paddy Maize Wheat Others Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 1995-96 8.54 7.60 5.00 104.10 125.24 1996-97 38.3 8.20 6.00 433.60 486.10 1997-98 10.00 14.38 9.96 353.30 387.64 1998-99 14.00 4.68 10.00 128.38 157.06 1999-20 30.00 11.00 10.00 300.00 351.00 2000-01 93.5 82.00 10.00 157.60 343.10 2001-02 6.70 0.421 0.00 61.301 68.422 2002-03 15.44 2.00 0.00 36.07 53.51 2003-04 7.50 4.50 0.30 76.00 88.30 2004-05 10.30 3.50 4.00 74.70 92.50 2005-06 51.60 3.80 2.10 66.20 123.70 2006-07 97.00 7.58 2.50 71.57 178.65 2007-08 59.77 4.19 2.00 55.60 121.56 2008-09 85.00 3.60 1.50 55.10 145.20 2009-10 60.00 46.50 1.50 16.20 124.20 2010-11 60.00 46.00 1.50 75.70 183.20 2011-12 58.70 42.00 1.80 85.70 188.20 2012-13 128.95 19.45 - 50.08 190.48 2013-14 93.80 80.00 - - 173.80 2014-15 93.80 83.00 5.90 208.92 391.62 2015-16 67.76 83.00 6.30 127.72 284.78 2016-17 115.77 18.04 0.00 35.86 169.67 2017-18 79.09 12.05 0.05 81.00 172.19 2018-19 75.60 5.12 0.56 109.30 190.58 2019-20 91.48 43.3 3.2 257.93 395.91
------Source: Chief Agriculture Officer Budgam
31 III-AGRICULTURE TABLE 4.06 AREA UNDER HIGH YIELDING VARIETY PROGRAMME (AREA IN ‘000’- HECTARES) Year Paddy Maize Wheat Others Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 1995-96 30.00 12.07 0.05 25.43 67.55 1996-97 30.17 12.07 0.00 36.31 78.55 1997-98 30.17 12.07 0.10 39.60 81.94 1998-99 30.00 14.00 0.64 2.75 47.39 1999-2K 28.30 13.13 0.64 5.00 47.07 2000-01 27.00 14.00 0.64 36.96 78.60 2001-02 24.28 16.00 0.75 34.68 75.71 2002-03 26.00 15.00 0.95 39.95 81.90 2003-04 28.00 13.00 0.95 47.80 89.75 2004-05 28.00 14.00 0.95 50.53 93.48 2005-06 28.00 14.00 0.95 46.00 88.95 2006-07 25.00 13.00 1.00 47.20 86.20 2007-08 25.00 13.00 1.00 47.45 86.45 2008-09 25.00 13.00 1.00 48.80 87.80 2009-10 25.00 13.00 1.10 47.90 87.00 2010-11 25.00 13.00 1.10 47.90 87.00 2011-12 25.00 13.00 1.10 47.90 87.00 2012-13 25.00 13.00 1.10 47.90 87.00 2013-14 25.00 13.00 1.10 47.90 87.00 2014-15 25.00 13.00 1.10 47.90 87.00 2015-16 25.00 13.00 1.10 47.90 87.00 2016-17 25.00 13.00 1.10 47.90 87.00 2017-18 25.00 10.70 0.26 09.14 45.10 2018-19 25.00 9.00 0.33 09.14 43.47 2019-20 25.00 13.00 0.24 12.24 50.48
Source: Chief Agriculture Officer Budgam
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IV CHAPTER
HORTICULTURE
Horticulture has assumed great importance in the state and the district has a large potential for its expansion. The chapter contains information on area under fruits, fruit plant nurseries, plant distribution and other equipment distributed.
33 IV-HORTICULTURE TABLE NO. 5.00 HORTICULTURE EXTENSION
Area under Fruit (Ha) No. of fruit plants Qty of fungicides/equipments issued on Govt. Accounts No. of fruit Year plant nurseries Foot Irrigation PowerTi Tool kits (Departmental) Ladders Spray-ers Dry Fresh Total Available Distributed Kgs. Litrs. Pumps pumps llers (Nos) (Nos) (Nos) 13 14 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1998-99 11721 10352 22073 4 38572 11733 0 0 0 64 3 0 0 0 1999-00 12102 10229 22331 4 20277 5742 0 0 0 238 0 0 0 0 2000-01 12101 10229 22330 4 16489 2240 0 0 0 249 23 0 0 0 2001-02 12187 13841 26028 4 37356 4991 0 0 0 29 44 0 0 0 2002-03 12210 14551 26761 4 35332 7554 0 0 0 199 41 0 0 0 2003-04 14649 12387 27036 4 34275 1073 0 0 0 277 74 0 0 0 2004-05 12464 14825 27289 4 42578 6772 0 0 0 370 50 0 0 0 2005-06 13322 15767 29089 4 50461 9853 0 0 0 330 23 0 0 0 2006-07 13355 16217 29572 4 44106 8207 0 0 0 212 71 0 0 0 2007-08 14023 17029 31052 4 45869 17301 0 0 0 300 56 0 0 0 2008-09 14446 17539 31985 4 22370 8497 0 0 0 281 31 15 04 60 2009-10 14446 17593 31985 4 32997 1129 0 0 110 71 166 13 12 104
2010-11 14444 17539 31983 4 32997 11299 0 0 110 71 166 13 12 104 2011-12 14477 18187 32664 4 30424 11253 0 0 0 0 110 01 18 0 2012-13 14519 18278 32797 4 31848 4918 351 1560 0 0 111 02 10 0 2013-14 14562 18439 33001 4 27482 4708 2127 1056 10 2 135 4 9 15 2014-15 14576 18615 33191 4 28319 8591 2060 930 0 50 194 02 01 10 2015-16 5458 14950 20408 4 20601 4863 462 127 0 50 240 0 7 825
Continued: Source: Chief Horticulture Officer Budgam.
34 IV- HORTICULTURE TABLE NO. 5.00 HORTICULTURE EXTENSION Fruit production No. of fruit Qty of fungicides/ equipments issued on Govt Account Area under Fruit (Ha) (In tons) plants
Year
ers
-
Nurseries
Dry Dry
Foot
Kgs.
Total Total (Nos) (Nos) (Nos)
Fresh Fresh
Litrs.
(Departmental)
pumps
Pumps
Tractor
No. of fruit plant No. fruit plant of
Toolkits
Available
Spray
Irrigation
Distributed Power Power tillers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
2016-17 5458 15156 20614 4 16102 6361 15684 148579 164263 420 205 0 - 924 20 36 58
2017-18 4174 16012 20186 4 15353 8272 14049 148528 162577 443 1234 21 0 577 203 57 90
2018-19 4381 16111 20492 4 11610 13917 11465 169536 181001 443 1234 90 - 780 30 50 35
2019-20 4476 16727 21203 04 55475 5319 10861.22 182027.5 192888.8 12500 - 43 Nil 659 26 127 720
Source: Chief Horticulture Officer Budgam.
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V. HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING NO.OF GROWERS COOPERATIVE MARKETING SOCIETIES 2014-15 to 2018-19.
TABLE NO. 5.01
Share Capital No .of S. Name of the Membership Govt. FGCMS Total No. Zone (Nos.) Share Ind. Share registered Rs. in Rs.in Lakhs Lakhs
1 Charisharief 6 1086 1.946 2.042 3.988
2 Beerwah 8 358 0.466 0.529 0.995
3 Chadoora 9 583 0.263 0.604 0.867
Total 23 2027 2.675 3.175 5.850
------Source: - Area Marketing Officer Horticulture Planning & Marketing Budgam
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HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2009-10 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN QTLS TABLE NO.5.02 (B)
S. Name of the Apple Pear Plum Apricot Total Almond Walnut Total Remarks No. Market 1 Srinagar 476502 13250 3150 5400 498302 - - - 2 Jammu 127050 NIL 16400 1600 145050 6100 950 70560 3 Delhi 856829 133600 60000 2000 1054429 - - - 4 Punjab 174930 NIL 14400 - 189330 - - - 5 Mumbai 183690 4000 - - 184090 - - - 6 Banglore 69430 550 - - 69980 - - - 7 Ahmedabad 78075 NIL - - 78075 - - - 8 Kolkata 16600 NIL - - 16600 - - - 9 Amritsar Nil NIL 30000 - 30000 - - - 10 Others 51410 NIL - - 51410 - - - Total 2034516 151400 1239050 9000 2317266 6100 950 7050
------Source:- Area Marketing Officer Budgam
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HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2010-11 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN QTLS TABLE NO.5.02 (C)
S. Name of the Apple Pear Plum Apricot Total Almond Walnut Total Remarks No. Market 1 Srinagar 169050 NIL 4500 5000 178550 2900 6600 9500 2 Jammu 41900 NIL 30000 NIL 71900 NIL 19300 19300 3 Delhi 1094550 130000 117000 NIL 1341550 NIL NIL NIL 4 Banglore 36100 NIL NIL NIL 36100 NIL NIL NIL 5 Punjab 107700 NIL 1500 NIL 109200 NIL NIL NIL 6 Ahmadabad 78500 NIL NIL NIL 78500 NIL NIL NIL 7 Mumbai 52000 NIL NIL NIL 52000 NIL NIL NIL 8 Madras 27500 NIL NIL NIL 27000 NIL NIL NIL
9 Others 2400 NIL NIL NIL 2400 490 900 1390
Total 1607700 130000 153000 5000 1897700 3390 26800 30190
------Source:- Area Marketing Officer Budgam
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HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2011-12 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN QTLS TABLE NO.5.02 (D) S.No Name of the Apple Pear Plum Apricot Total Remarks Market 1 Srinagar 144530 10460 800 2200 157990 2 Jammu 124730 50270 1200 - 176200 3 Delhi 658160 276194 73600 - 1007954 4 Punjab 102354 - - - 102354 5 Mumbai 64500 - - - 64500 6 Bangalore 29854 - - - 29354 7 Ahmadabad 59450 - - - 59450 8 Kolkata - - - - - 9 Amritsar 2000 9380 - - 11380 10 Others 68380 8950 - - 77330 Total 1253958 355254 75600 2200 1687012
Source: Area Marketing Officer Budgam
39 HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2012-13 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN (Mts) TABLE NO.5.02 (E) S.No Name of the Apple Pear Plum Apricot Cherry Walnut Almond Market 1 Srinagar 176620 19750 37500 2500 6500 400 500 2 Jammu 132700 55850 35000 1000 - 528.8 1057 3 Delhi 1030790 117405 405000 1500 2000 - - 4 Punjab 156600 5300 - - - - - 5 Amritsar 5000 24600 - - - - - 6 Ludhiana 1000 14700 - - - - - 7 Ahmadabad 118200 4050 800 - - - - 8 Haryana 8500 ------9 Mumbai 116710 - 12500 - - - - 10 Bangalore 65600 - 20000 - - - - 11 Kerala 1500 ------12 Jharkhand 1800 ------13 Kolkata 18750 ------14 U.P 11050 ------15 Madras 4500 ------Total 1849320 241655 510800 5000 8500 928.8 1557
Source: Area Marketing Officer Budgam
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HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2013-14 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN (Mt.) TABLE NO.5.02 (F) S.No Name of the Apple Pear Plum Cherry Walnut Almond Market 1 Srinagar 199820 25800 195000 3.3 2985.6 - 2 Sopore 11500 - - - - - 3 Jammu 67495 29575 2000 - 75.9 880.0 4 Delhi 843839 2250691 40000 - 360.0 202.5 5 Amritsar 1000 - 1000 - - - 6 Banglore 68550 - 5000 - - - 7 U.P 6550 - - - - - 8 Punjab 91400 12850 - - - - 7 Ahmadabad 1800 - - - - - 9 Bihar 26300 - - - - - 10 Mumbai 31500 - - - - - 11 Jharkhand 1200 - - - - - 12 Others 27600 - - - - - Total 1378554 318916 243000 3.3 3421.5 1082.5
Source: Area Marketing Officer Budgam 41 HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2014-15 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN (Mt.) TABLE NO.5.02 (G)
S.No Name of the Apple Pear Apricot Plum Cherry Walnut Almond Market 1 Srinagar 94800 20650 2100 31900 1200 284.80 84.70 2 Sopore 3500 - - 1000 - - - 3 Jammu 66700 12590 - 22000 - 1182.95 377.65 4 Delhi 611137 109825 - 500000 - - - 5 Amritsar ------6 Banglore 6150 - - 500 - - - 7 U.P 4500 ------8 Punjab 43723 ------7 Ahmadabad 7300 ------9 Bihar 12020 ------10 Tamil Nadu 1000 ------11 Kerela 2250 ------12 Others 10800 ------Total 863880 148565 2100 555400 1200 1467.75 462.35
Source: Area Marketing Officer Budgam
42 HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2015-16 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN (Mt.) TABLE NO.5.02 (H)
S.No Name of the Apple Pear Plum Grapes Apricot Cherry Walnut Almond Market 1 Srinagar 770000 126500 11550 53600 - - 1185 240 2 Sopore 550000 19800 - 9000 - 12000 - - 3 Jammu 358105 89815 63580 - 8400 7700 9280 1713 4 Delhi 4186995 594220 165220 20000 2500 26300 - - 5 Ahmadabad 49500 13750 ------6 Banglore 222850 ------7 Amritsar 38500 ------8 Mumbai 500500 ------9 Kerela 6325 352 ------10 Punjab 346500 82500 ------11 Ludiyana 12650 55000 ------12 Jalandar 99000 ------13 Bihar 7700 1650 ------14 Tami Nadu 5335 352 ------15 Nepal 825 352 ------Total 7154785 984309 240350 82600 10900 46000 10465 1953
Source: Area Marketing Officer Budgam
43 V HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2016-17 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN (Mt.) TABLE NO.5.02 (I)
S.No Name of the Market Apple Pear Plum Apricot Walnut Almond 1 Srinagar 322111 71500 11500 - 34150 2000 2 Sopore 80000 0 0 - 0 0 3 Jammu 351077 34200 9125 - 10110 5490 4 Delhi 3078888 164700 93500 - 5540 1200 5 Ahmadabad 15666 650 0 - 0 0 6 Bangalore 236111 1000 0 - 0 590 7 Amritsar 175000 2300 0 - 0 0 8 Mumbai 47888 3100 10125 - 0 0 9 Kerala 26400 0 0 - 0 0 10 Punjab 176111 4277 0 - 0 0 11 Ludhiana 135000 0 0 - 0 0 12 Jalandhar 14800 5000 0 - 0 0 13 Bihar 351666 0 0 - 0 0 14 Kolkata 225000 0 0 - 0 0 Total 5235718 286727 124250 - 49800 9280
44 V HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2017-18 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN (Mt.) TABLE NO.5.02 (J) S.No Name of the Market Apple Pear Plum Cherry Walnut Almond 16Kg/Box 18 Kg/Box 7Kg/Box 1Kg/Box 1 Srinagar 506160 91670 49805 5000 5882 627 2 Sopore 75000 0 0 0 1835 713 3 Jammu 428270 83365 12085 0 0 0 4 Delhi 3283441 966996 124145 0 0 0 5 Ahmadabad 136100 9950 0 0 0 0 6 Bangalore 324915 78895 0 0 0 0 7 Haryana 2650 0 0 0 0 0 8 Mumbai 185890 123885 10563 0 0 0 9 Kerala 33500 0 0 0 0 0 10 Punjab 160785 5910 0 0 0 0 11 Bihar 9650 0 0 0 0 0 12 Kota 12400 0 0 0 0 0 13 Kolkata 20000 0 0 0 0 0 14 Nepal 10650 0 0 0 0 0 15 Others 409777 17174 0 0 0 0 Total 5599188 1377845 196598 5000 7717 1340
Source: Area Marketing Officer Budgam 45 V HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2018-19 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN (Mt.) TABLE NO.5.02 (K) S.No Name of the Market Apple Pear Plum Cherry Apricot Walnut Almond 16Kg/Box 18 Kg/Box 7Kg/Box 1Kg/Box 8Kg/Box 1 Srinagar 551350 33450 32185 5800 11250 2943 540 2 Sopore 305750 2000 0 0 0 0 0 3 Jammu 308850 11050 8200 0 0 3315 860 4 Delhi 2417696 319475 201650 0 0 750 25 5 Ahmadabad 148550 250 0 0 0 500 0 6 Bangalore 215450 800 11500 0 0 0 0 7 Haryana 7800 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 Mumbai 251870 9750 0 0 0 270 10 9 Kerala 58100 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Punjab 340450 450 0 0 0 0 0 11 Bihar 47400 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Kota 63250 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 Kolkata 116750 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Raipur 43980 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 Hyderabad 65155 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 Amritsar 31100 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Gujrat 1050 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Banaras 1200 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 Odisha 1350 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 Tamil Nadu 5500 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 Chattisgarh 2700 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 Jaipur 50000 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Nepal 17650 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 5052951 377225 253535 5800 11250 7778 1435 Source: Area Marketing Officer Budgam
46 V HORTICULTURE PLANING & MARKETING MARKET WISE DISPATCH OF FRUIT FROM DISTRICT BUDGAM FOR THE YEAR 2019-20 UNIT = FRESH FRUIT IN BOXES DRY FRUIT IN (Mt.) TONS TABLE NO.5.02 (L) S.No Name of the Market Apple Pear Plum Cherry Apricot Walnut Almond 16Kg/Box 18 Kg/Box 7Kg/Box 1Kg/Box 8Kg/Box Mt.Tons Mt.Tons 1 Srinagar 438702 24220 81312 6150 10345 2844 739 2 Sopore 378142 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Jammu 574437 6200 500 0 0 3421 1064 4 Delhi 3255689 543245 167061 0 0 850 33 5 Ahmadabad 44219 0 0 0 0 610 0 6 Bangalore 99006 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Mumbai 769837 8500 0 0 0 195 24 8 Punjab 104950 15350 0 0 0 0 0 9 Bihar 84200 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Kota 78950 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Kolkata 114107 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Raipur 71800 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 Hyderabad 93450 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Jaipur 13560 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 6121049 597515 248873 6150 10345 7920 1860 Source: Area Marketing Officer Budgam
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CHAPTER-VI
IRRIGATION
Major source of irrigation in the district is canals. Other sources also irrigate small area. Data on the gross area irrigated by these sources and irrigation of individual crop in the district are given in this chapter.
48 VI-IRRIGATION TABLE NO. 6.00 SOURCE OF IRRIGATION AND AREA IRRIGATED UNIT AREA IN HECTARES Net Area irrigated by source Gross area irrigated by source Wells/tube wells Tube Year Springs/ /Bore wells Other Springs/ Other Canals Total Canals Wells & Total Tanks Sources Tanks Sources Bore wells
1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 1997-98 31912 53 0 68 32033 38420 228 0 76 38724 1998-99 31912 76 0 78 32066 38418 228 0 100 38746 1999-00 31591 76 0 78 31745 37897 228 0 261 38386 2000-01 31598 76 5 75 31754 35743 240 80 260 36323 2001-02 31499 75 5 75 31654 36160 240 81 280 36761 2002-03 29992 71 5 72 30140 34431 229 77 266 35003 2003-04 29041 70 3 70 29184 33339 220 74 258 33891 2004-05 29032 70 3 61 29166 33322 220 71 258 33868 2005-06 28660 69 3 60 28792 33540 221 75 260 34096 2006-07 27687 67 3 58 27815 33361 221 75 258 33914 2007-08 27124 66 2 57 27219 34460 228 77 266 35031 2008-09 26534 194 517 209 27454 34197 250 666 270 35383 2009-10 27834 520 987 685 30026 34513 228 2209 501 37451 2010-11 27242 263 865 407 28777 33435 323 1063 501 35372 2011-12 26301 254 0 2650 29205 33415 323 0 3366 37104 2012-13 26603 273 0 2617 29493 33871 348 0 3332 37551 2013-14 26603 273 0 2577 29453 35053 348 0 3056 38457 2014-15 27919 1128 1232 2892 33171 35553 1398 1343 3881 42175 2015-16 33820 1234 1538 2943 39535 43299 1398 1679 3545 49921 2016-17 25063 989 1140 2106 29298 33224 1073 1289 2719 38305 2017-18 24053 989 1140 1703 27885 33190 1069 1289 2718 38266 2018-19 27360 1125 1297 1937 31719 36270 1168 1409 2970 41817 2019-20 25757 1059 1221 1824 29861 35171 1133 1367 2879 40550
Financial Commissioner’s Office Srinagar.
49 VI-IRRIGATION TABLE NO. 6.01 AREA UNDER IRRIGATION BY CROPS (UNIT AREA IN HECTARES) Other Other Other Total Total Cereals Fruit & Saffron Food Oil Non- Year Paddy Wheat Maize Pulses Food Fodder Irrigated and Vegetables Crops/ Seeds food Grains Area Millets Spices Crops 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1996-97 28287 10 1411 0 276 30064 2267 102 694 5390 20 38537 1997-98 27887 42 1360 0 193 29482 2464 - 193 685 5881 19 38724 1998-99 28303 30 1439 0 281 30053 2396 - 101 686 5490 20 38746 1999-00 26568 13 2362 0 351 29294 2507 - 195 852 5523 15 38386 2000-01 24907 36 2456 0 237 27636 1926 - 658 844 5243 16 36323 - 2001-02 25245 4 2210 0 226 27685 2214 328 970 5551 13 36761 - 2002-03 24858 21 1869 0 206 26954 1959 - 394 1053 4629 14 35003 2003-04 24617 18 1867 0 109 26611 2101 - 0 950 3975 254 33891 2004-05 23734 15 2165 0 403 26317 2612 - 0 887 3801 254 33871 2005-06 24176 13 2473 0 354 27016 1954 - 258 1082 3780 6 34096 2006-07 23923 15 1723 0 223 25884 2140 - 0 878 4625 3 33914 2007-08 23092 13 1590 0 453 25148 2356 - 501 988 6038 0 35031 2008-09 22798 0 1743 0 568 25109 2597 - 480 1030 6167 0 35383 2009-10 26188 0 1493 0 642 28323 2891 - 426 632 5179 0 37451 2010-11 24580 7 2223 0 432 27242 2582 - 356 475 4717 0 35372 2011-12 24496 4 1804 1 525 26830 2888 - 299 270 5893 0 37104 2012-13 24665 6 1428 0 536 26635 3414 - 578 869 5886 169 37551 2013-14 24347 0 1847 15 710 26919 3469 - 476 1489 6104 0 38457 2014-15 26156 0 1933 0 1207 29296 4975 - 282 1518 6104 0 42175 2015-16 31781 0 2347 0 124 34252 6997 207 3018 5443 4 49921 2016-17 26575 20 1175 0 118 27888 4343 50 2989 3035 0 38305 2017-18 22801 0 937 0 179 23917 5981 39 3507 4817 5 38266 2018-19 25315 0 1917 0 236 27468 6191 06 36 3580 4526 0 41819 2019-20 22629 0 999 0 239 23867 6481 0 2008 3586 4576 0 40550 Source: F. C.’s Office Srinagar.
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CHAPTER-VII
LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY
Livestock rearing is an important occupation of the village folk in general and the migratory population in particular. The District accounts for 3.45 lac livestock heads as per 2012 livestock Census. Milk production has reached the level of 245 (000-MTones) during 2017-18.
Every effort is made to give proper health cover and breading facilities so as to improve the health and quality of the animals. Information on livestock population, health and breading programme, preventive measures taken, treatment and operation of ailing animals performed etc. are given in this chapter.
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TABLE NO. 7.00
NUMBER OF HEADS/BIRTHS
AS PER LIVE-STOCK CENSUS
Species 1977 1982 1987 1992 1997 2002 2007 2012 2018 2019
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Cattle 143036 142868 187200 201810 232690 171746 178682 143000 142000 145153 Buffaloes 499 437 1200 1119 1072 499 486 612 458 730 Sheep 89036 108739 133800 141250 143937 105926 194964 168600 195380 178790 Goats 6244 8346 14100 21055 24819 41141 43062 32996 50752 16193 Horses 4262 5678 6800 10012 14539 9489 5201 0 7433 7433 & ponies Total 243077 266068 343100 375246 417057 328801 422395 345208 396023 348299 Poultry 250141 229622 326000 401981 469409 414614 555406 1045000 2006398 1115690
………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Budgam
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VII-LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY TABLE NO. 7.01 LIVE STOCK POPULATION AS PER LIVE STOCK CENSUS 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007 & 2012 & 2018 & 2019-20 NUMBER OF HEADS IN DISTRICT
Poultry Year Cattle Buffaloes Sheep Goat Others Total Birds
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1992 201810 1119 141250 21055 10012 375246 401981
1997 232690 1072 143937 24819 14539 417057 469409
2002 171746 499 105926 41141 9489 328801 414614
2007 178682 486 194964 43062 5201 422395 555406
2012 143000 612 168600 32996 0 345208 1045000
2018 142000 458 195380 50752 0 396023 2006398
2019-20 145153 730 178790 16193 7433 348299 1115690
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Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer/ District Sheep Husbandry Officer Budgam.
53 VII-LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY TABLE NO. 7.02 BREEDING PROGRAMME/ ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION/NATURAL COVERAGE UNIT- lakh Nos. Natural A.I Births No. of Animals Year Coverage Done Recorded Casterized 1 2 3 4 5 1996-97 NIL 0.21 0.08 0.05 1997-98 NIL 0.25 0.06 0.06 1998-99 NIL 0.29 0.05 0.05 1999-2K NIL 0.28 0.03 0.03 2000-01 NIL 0.28 0.10 0.04 2001-02 NIL 0.28 0.10 0.04 2002-03 NIL 0.32 0.11 0.05 2003-04 NIL 0.36 0.13 0.035 2004-05 NIL 0.39 0.15 0.03 2005-06 NIL 0.46 0.18 0.036 2006-07 NIL 0.37 0.16 0.02 2007-08 NIL 0.43 0.17 0.02 2008-09 NIL 0.41 0.162 0.015 2009-10 NIL 0.443 0.176 0.027 2010-11 NIL 0.489 0.202 0.021 2011-12 NIL 0.535 0.203 0.024 2012-13 NIL 0.620 0.27 0.043 2013-14 NIL 0.665 0.242 0.025 2014-15 NIL 0.750 0.278 0.024 2015-16 NIL 0.788 0.298 0.039 2016-17 NIL 0.624 0.301 0.032 2017-18 NIL 0.765 0.268 0.084 2018-19 NIL 0.873 0.371 0.092 2019-20 NIL 0.74921 0.36943 0.11633
------Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Budgam.
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TABLE NO. 7.03 VETERINARY UNITS / SUB-UNITS
Mobile Live Vtt. Intensive Units/ Breed- Frozen Stock Mobile Asstt. Cattle Total Year Sub- ing Semen Others Dev. Dispensaries Surgeon Dev. Institution Units Cente- Centres Centers Centres Centers res 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1995-96 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
1996-97 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
1997-98 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
1998-99 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
1999-2K 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
2000-01 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
2001-02 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
2002-03 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
2003-04 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 20 102
2004-05 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 25 107
2005-06 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 31 113
2006-07 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 31 113
2007-08 29 7 2 5 27 0 12 32 114
2008-09 28 7 2 3 22 0 12 34 108
2009-10 29 56 2 4 22 0 11 44 172
2010-11 37 61 02 30 27 0 12 25 194
2011-12 37 60 02 30 27 0 12 30 198
2012-13 37 60 02 30 27 0 12 30 198
______Continued: Source Chief Animal Husbandary Officer/ District Sheep Husbandary Officer Budgam
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TABLE NO. 7.03( A ) (ANIMAL HUSBANDRY)
VETERINARY UNITS / SUB-UNITS
l
Sub Sub
Unit Unit
Year
Tehsil
Centre Center Mobile Centre
Poultry Poultry
Hospita
Centres
First Aid First
veterinary
.
Extension Extension
Live Stock Live Stock
Cattle Dev. Cattle
Frozen Semen Frozen
ICD Centre ICD
Dispensaries Centers Trial Total Institutions District
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
14
- 02 25 24 12 14 07 01 10 36 01 132
2013
15
- 02 25 24 12 14 07 01 10 36 01 132
2014
6 1
- 02 25 24 12 14 07 01 10 36 01 132
2015
17
- 02 25 24 12 14 02 01 10 36 01 132
2016
18
- 02 25 24 12 14 07 01 08 36 01 130
2017
19
- 02 25 24 12 14 07 0 08 36 01 129
2018
20
- 02 25 24 12 14 07 0 08 36 01 129 2019 Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Budgam
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TABLE NO. 7.03 (B)
(SHEEP HUSBANDRY)
SHEEP UNITS / SUB-UNITS
Mobile Total Live Vtt. Intensive Units/ Dispensaries/ Mobile Frozen Institution Stock Asstt. Cattle Year Sub- Ist Aid Campus Breeding Semen Others Dev. Surgeon Dev. Units at high level Centres Centres Centers Centres Centers Postures
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2013-14 12 53 - 05 - - - - 70
2014-15 12 53 13 05 - - - - 83
2015-16 12 53 13 05 - - - - 83
2016-17 12 53 13 05 - - - - 83
2017-18 12 53 13 05 - - - - 83
94 2018-19 12 53 13 16 - - - -
2019-20 12 53 13 16 - - - - 94
Source: District Sheep Husbandry Officer, Budgam
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TABLE NO. 7.04 SHEEP FARMS AND CENTRES No. of Animals in farms No. of No. of Farms and Centres Sheep Year Extension Sheep Cattle Sheep Cattle Centres 1 2 3 4 5 6 1995-96 1 NIL 48 921 NIL 1996-97 1 NIL 48 921 NIL 1997-98 1 NIL 50 921 NIL 1998-99 1 NIL 50 1143 NIL 1999-2K 1 NIL 50 921 NIL 2000-01 1 NIL 50 966 NIL 2001-02 1 NIL 50 1131 NIL 2002-03 1 NIL 50 1131 NIL 2003-04 1 NIL 56 1524 NIL 2004-05 1 NIL 62 2260 NIL 2005-06 1 NIL 63 1649 NIL 2006-07 1 NIL 63 1710 NIL 2007-08 1 NIL 63 1789 NIL 2008-09 1 NIL 63 1452 NIL 2009-10 1 NIL 63 1532 NIL 2010-11 1 NIL 66 1752 NIL 2011-12 1 NIL 65 1267 NIL 2012-13 1 NIL 65 1700 NIL 2013-14 1 NIL 65 1256 NIL 2014-15 01 NIL 65 1006 NIL 2015-16 01 NIL 65 1183 NIL 2016-17 01 NIL 65 1168 NIL 2017-18 01 NIL 66 1106 NIL 2018-19 01 NIL 66 1151 NIL 2019-20 01 NIL 66 1144 NIL
Source: District Sheep Husbandry officer Budgam
58 VII- LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY TABLE NO 7.05 (I) PREVENTIVE MEASURES (ANIMAL) (UNIT LAKH NOS) Block Animals Vaccinated Animals Dosed Other Treatment 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Budgam 0.297 0.63 0.298 0.340 0.33 0.389 0.198 0.17 0.18 Beerwah 0.205 0.57 0.443 0.160 0.28 0.257 0.144 0.17 0.19 Narbal 0.199 0.48 0.360 0.164 0.28 0.409 0.0827 0.09 0.12 Khag 0.246 0.73 0.345 0.125 0.19 0.211 0.074 0.10 0.15 Khanshaib 0.320 0.73 0.380 0.182 0.24 0.246 0.137 0.15 0.17 Chadoora 0.132 0.75 0.448 0.373 0.50 0.470 0.272 0.75 0.85 Nagam 0.363 0.64 0.373 0.351 0.44 0.335 0.322 0.24 0.32 B.K.Pora 0.241 0.42 0.303 0.184 0.27 0.329 0.8499 0.07 0.09 Total 2.003 4.95 2.950 1.879 2.53 2.646 2.0796 1.74 2.07
Source:Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Budgam 59 VII- LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY TABLE NO 7.05 (II) PREVENTIVE MEASURES (ANIMAL) (UNIT- LAKH NOS)(2019-20) Animals Dosed Animals Vaccinated Other Treatment
Block 2015- 2016- 2018- 2015- 2016- 2017- 2018- 2015- 2016- 2017- 2018- 2017-18 2019-20 2019-20 2019-20 16 17 19 16 17 18 19 16 17 18 19
Budgam 0.349 0.424 0.514 0.767 0.47710 0.539 0.283 0.656 0.527 0.42651 0.288 0.237 0.155 0.154 12996
Beerwah 0.475 0.278 0.515 0.888 0.46 0.441 0.363 0.490 0.633 0.76171 0.227 0.248 0.154 0.16 0.20623
Narbal 0.196 0.282 0.366 0.266 0.25790 0.389 0.306 0.433 0.516 0.47644 0.068 0.078 0.085 0.095 0.08409
Khag 0.260 MERGED WITH BEERWAH 0.153 MERGED WITH 0.067 MERGED WITH BEERWAH BEERWAH
Khanshaib 0.265 0.361 0.419 0.595 0.36800 0.480 0.440 0.455 0.483 0.39962 0.186 0.199 0.149 0.166 0.13468
Chadoora 0.429 0.608 0.786 0.787 0.69770 0.558 0.799 1.070 1.098 1.04166 0.343 0.357 0.558 0.481 0.44931
Nagam MERGED MERGED WITH 0.410 MERGED WITH CHADORA 0.300 0.202 WITHCHADOORA CHADOORA
B.K.Pora 0.277 0.270 0.219 0.348 0.25570 0.327 0.305 0.508 0.592 0.58398 0.057 0.073 0.078 0.069 0.08517
Total 2.611 2.223 2.819 3.651 2.5164 3.187 2.496 3.612 3.85 3.68992 1.378 1.192 1.179 1.125 1.08444
Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Budgam
60 VII LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY TABLE NO. 7.05 (A) PREVENTIVE MEASURES SHEEP UNIT= LAC NOS
S.No Year Animals Animals Animals Other Vaccinated Dosed Dipped Treatment 1 2011-12 2.232 4.718 3.104 0.738
2 2012-13 1.556 5.448 2.918 0.712
3 2013-14 3.397 4.657 4.199 0.179
4 2014-15 1.877 5.271 2.615 1.771
5 2015-16 3.040 4.676 2.623 1.294
6 2016-17 3.054 4.694 3.566 0.756
7 2017-18 2.302 4.859 3.378 0.728
8 2018-19 3.560 5.02 2.980 0.837
9 2019-20 1.251 5.40 2.790 0.772
Source: - District Sheep Husbandry Officer Budgam
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VII- LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY TABLE NO. 7.06 VETERINARY PERSONNEL (ANIMAL AND SHEEP DEPTT.)
Vet Asstt. Senior Stock Attendants/ Year Surgeon & Compounders/ Others Total Asstts. Shepherds Above Inspectors 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1995-96 31 33 48 142 177 431
1996-97 31 33 48 142 177 431
1997-98 37 40 55 192 177 501
1998-99 37 40 55 192 177 501
1999-2K 37 40 55 192 177 501
2000-01 43 40 128 273 0 484
2001-02 43 40 128 273 0 484
2002-03 43 40 131 274 0 488
2003-04 42 66 118 272 13 511
2004-05 42 107 56 259 0 464
2005-06 41 66 113 264 9 493
2006-07 43 75 66 283 12 479
2007-08 40 102 58 283 98 581
2008-09 37 92 46 252 59 486
2009-10 37 192 46 252 22 486
2010-11 39 132 58 273 26 528
2011-12 39 132 58 273 26 528
2012-13 40 122 46 248 25 481
------Continued: Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer / District Sheep Husbandry Officer Budgam.
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TABLE NO. 7.06 A
VETERINARY PERSONNEL
(ANIMAL HUSBANDARY DEPTT.)
Year Vet Asstt. Senior Stock Attendants Others Total Surgeon & Compounders/ Asstts. Above Inspectors
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2013-14 33 89 43 173 0 338
2014-15 33 89 43 173 20 358
2015-16 33 89 43 174 84 423
2016-17 33 89 43 174 19 358
2017-18 33 89 43 174 84 423
2018-19 39 89 43 174 84 429
2019-20 44 90 54 174 84 446
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Source: Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Budgam.
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TABLE NO. 7.06 B
(SHEEP HUSBANDRY DEPTT.)
Vet Asstt. Senior Stock Attendants/ Year Surgeon & Compounders/ Others Total Asstts. Shepherds Above Inspectors
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2013-14 06 33 03 90 8 140
2014-15 06 36 02 89 10 143
2015-16 06 38 0 86 05 135
2016-17 06 38 16 72 05 137
128 2017-18 06 36 16 62 09
2018-19 06 33 17 60 08 124
2019-20 17 29 14 58 07 125
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Source: District Sheep Husbandry Officer Budgam.
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VII- LIVE STOCK AND VETERINARY TABLE NO. 7.07 ANIMALS TREATED (LAC NOS)
No. of Year Treated Cured Died Operations Performed 1 2 3 4 5 1995-96 1.87 1.87 0.07 0.04 1996-97 1.76 0.46 0.06 0.05 1997-98 2.31 2.26 0.05 0.035 1998-99 2.31 2.26 0.05 0.035 1999-2K 1.02 1.02 0 0.03 2000-01 0.74 0.74 0 0.02 2001-02 1.07 1.07 0 0.02 2002-03 1.19 1.19 0 0.03 2003-04 1.255 1.255 0 0.003 2004-05 2.158 2.158 0 0.040 2005-06 1.979 1.979 0 0.042 2006-07 2.065 2.065 0 0.036 2007-08 2.10 2.10 0 0.034 2008-09 1.19 1.19 0 0.001 2009-10 1.19 1.19 0 0.0049 2010-11 1.25 1.25 0 0.0039 2011-12 1.37 1.37 0 0.0081 2012-13 1.485 1.485 0 0.00163 2013-14 2.087 2.085 0.002 0.01367 2014-15 1.223 1.220 0.003 0.05734 2015-16 1.257 1.257 0.00 0.4973 2016-17 1.887 1.887 0.00 0.0980 2017-18 1.29 1.29 0.00 0.016 2018-19 2.841 2.841 0.00 0.017 2019-20 1.1126 1.1126 0.00 0.01218
------Source: Chief Animal Husbandry officer Budgam
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TABLE NO. 7.08
NUMBER OF ANIMALS SLAUGHTERED
Year Sheep Goat Total 1 2 3 4 1995-96 204000 17500 221500 1996-97 226000 23000 249000 1997-98 232000 21000 253000 1998-99 235000 22000 257000 1999-2K 240000 24000 264000 2000-01 244000 25000 269000 2001-02 247000 27000 274000 2002-03 251000 29000 280000 2003-04 52000 11000 63000 2004-05 53000 11500 64500 2005-06 57000 6000 63000 2006-07 52380 9530 61910 2007-08 52650 11340 63990 2008-09 52643 11627 64270 2009-10 54540 12509 67049 2010-11 55180 17360 72540 2011-12 56110 18000 74110 2012-13 57226 18600 75826 2013-14 58004 18910 76914 2014-15 55955 18600 76555 2015-16 56496 16598 73094 2016-17 190264 50347 240611 2017-18 60115 15655 75770 2018-19 62500 17100 79600 2019-20 63147 16159 79306
------Source: District Sheep Husbandry Officer Budgam.
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CHAPTER-VIII
FORESTS
Forests data is maintained by Forest Division which does not in many cases coincide with the district jurisdiction. However, an attempt has been made to obtain some data on the basic items of area and out turn from the Forest Department. The data which has become available from this source is given in this chapter.
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CHAPTER-VIII
FOREST TABLE NO. 8.00 AREA AND OUT-TURN OF FOREST PRODUCTS. Forest Fire Char- Other Area Timber Firewood Anardana Guchain Pytnan wood Year coal MFP (Sq, (cft.) (Qtls) (Qtls) (Qtls) (Qtls) Supplied (Qtls) (Qtls) Km) (Qtls) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1997-98 481 11492 2150 0 0 0 0 0 2150
1998-99 481 12201 4404 0 0 0 0 0 4404
1999-2K 481 186319 9325 0 0 0 0 0 9325
2000-01 477 138382 11489 0 0 0 0 0 11489
2001-02 477 115527 8394 0 0 0 0 0 8394
2002-03 477 130187 19009 0 0 0 0 0 19009
2003-04 477 192512 19194 0 0 0 0 0 19194
2004-05 477 146868 9167 0 0 0 0 0 9167
2005-06 477 236937 11495 0 0 0 0 0 11495
2006-07 477 109963 10973 0 0 0 0 0 10973
2007-08 477 99279 4981 0 0 0 0 144 446
2008-09 477 36434 5020 0 0 0 0 126 2241
2009-10 477 169831 7936 0 0 0 0 0 7597
2010-11 477 114309 7590 0 0 0 0 0 11646
2011-12 477 120010 7943 0 0 0 0 0 11310
2012-13 480 193752 10069 0 0 0 0 0 13813
2013-14 480 237593 11134 0 0 0 0 0 15837
2014-15 480 305911 14672 0 0 0 0 0 16913
2015-16 480 218747 10725 0 0 0 0 0 15563
2016-17 480 NIL 13706 0 0 0 0 0 15500
2017-18 480 NIL 8229 0 0 0 0 0 8229
2018-19 480 NIL 16669 0 0 0 0 0 16669
2019-20 480 0 16857 0 0 0 0 0 16857
Source: Divisional Forest officer Budgam.
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CHAPTER - IX
C. D. & N. E. S
With the introduction of decentralized planning and adoption of block as the basic unit of development to have data on block- wise Panchayats and Panchayat wise villages has assumed great significance. Besides to have data on number of families below poverty line, families assisted under various poverty alleviation programmes, rural works completed and wages employment is also of vital utility. The chapter gives data on these aspects.
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CHAPTER-IX
PANCHAYATS AND VILLAGES
TABLE NO. 9.00
PANCHAYATS AND VILLAGES- BY BLOCKS
S. No Block No. of No. of Villages in Population of Panchayats Panchayats Villages (in lacs)
1 Budgam 19 50 0.44
2 Soibugh 15 26 0.45
3 Waterhail 08 12 0.20
4 Parnewa 11 25 0.30
5 Chadoora 27 37 0.56
6 Nagam 17 20 0.38
7 Surasyar 16 13 0.30
8 CharieSharief 07 08 0.14
9 Pakherpora 11 08 0.25
10 Khansahib 25 45 0.58
11 Sukhnag 21 42 0.39
12 Rathsun 10 11 0.26
13 S.K.Pora 08 23 0.28
14 Beerwah 26 38 0.51
15 Khag 24 42 0.58
16 Narbal 09 20 0.36
17 B.K.Pora 27 40 0.57
Total:- 281 460 6.55
------Source: Census Department/ D.P.O Budgam
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CHAPTER-IX C.D AND N.E.S. TABLE NO. 9.01
INCOME GENERATING SCHEMES NUMBER OF FAMILIES BENEFITED UNDER SGSY SCHEME (Individual)
Purchase Setting Setting Purchase S. of Cross up of up/Strengtheni Year of Pack Others Total No. Bread SSI ng Animals Cows Units of petty trade 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2000-01 157 226 57 10 242 692 2. 2001-02 122 135 41 12 109 419 3 2002-03 139 0 0 46 165 350 4. 2003-04 113 0 0 89 199 401 5. 2004-05 79 0 0 103 201 401 6. 2005-06 07 0 0 33 274 314 7. 2006-07 11 0 0 32 293 336 8. 2007-08 23 0 0 74 193 290
9. 2008-09 60 0 0 40 194 294
10. 2009-10 28 0 0 0 341 369 11. 2010-11 31 0 0 0 276 307 12 2011-12 74 161 0 84 69 388 13 2012-13 60 128 0 59 41 288 14. 2013-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 15. 2014-15 0 0 0 0 0 0 16. 2015-16 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 2016-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 2017-18 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 2018-19 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 2019-20 0 0 0 0 0 0
------Source: Project officer DRDA Budgam
Note:- As reported by Project Officer DRDA Scheme.
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CHAPTER-IX C.D AND N.E.S. TABLE NO. 9.02 SAWRANJAYANTI GRAM SWAROZGAR YOJNA (SGSY)
Total No. of self-help No. of SHGs provided Year groups (SHGs) formed revolving fund assistances
1 2 3 2000-01 230 35
2001-02 405 143
2002-03 192 189
2003-04 86 77
2004-05 88 65
2005-06 63 33
2006-07 75 30
2007-08 87 46
2008-09 120 60
2009-10 150 128
2010-11 372 195
2011-12 533 222
2012-13 415 301
2013-14 0 0
2014-15 1096 976
2015-16 0 0
2016-17 0 0
2017-18 0 0
2018-19 0 0
2019-20 0 0
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Source: District Project Officer DRDA Budgam
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CHAPTER-IX C.D. AND N.E.S. TABLE NO. 9.03 WORKS COMPLETED AND EMPLOYMENT GENERATED UNDER MG-NERGA
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 S. Works Mandays Works Mandays Works Mandays Block No Completed Generated Completed Generated Completed Generated 1 Budgam 270 175636 534 316529 625 390526
2 Nagam 86 86747 352 161859 130 106130
3 Chadoora 180 95959 367 155372 497 137800
4 B. K. Pora 91 47464 162 126221 283 114612
5 Khan sahib 185 131000 174 61429 408 198039
6 Narbal 170 108173 108 87040 413 126659
7 Beerwah 104 89833 114 124726 210 123968
8 Khag 76 52553 151 98019 317 108000
Total 1162 787365 1962 1131195 2883 1305734
Continued ------Source:- Assistant Commissioner Development Budgam
73 CHAPTER-IX
C.D. AND N.E.S. TABLE NO. 9.04 WORKS COMPLETED AND EMPLOYMENT GENERATED UNDERMG-NERGA 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 S. Mandays Works Mandays Works Mandays Works No Block Generated completed Generated Completed Generated Completed
1 Budgam 779 314270 438 50250 307 91520
2 Beerwah 408 128007 296 46885 229 67108
3 Chadoora 563 105642 477 26152 465 85500
4 Nagam 237 108070 326 28580 91 48157
5 B. K. Pora 246 66455 192 58712 170 55230
6 Narbal 360 101000 312 40572 184 46100
7 Khag 210 158959 407 67471 486 108967
8 Khan sahib 767 206276 743 15552 390 92424
9 Soibugh 0 0 0 0 178 49720
10 Waterhail 0 0 0 0 132 39383
11 Parnewa 0 0 0 0 257 47427
12 Sukhnag 0 0 0 0 366 40518
13 Sursyar 0 0 0 0 163 42093
14 Chararisharief 0 0 0 0 94 12104
15 Pakherpora 0 0 0 0 68 19768
16 S.K.Pora 0 0 0 0 248 56400
17 Rathsun 0 0 0 0 120 31028
Total 3870 1188679 3191 334174 3948 933447
continued Source:- Assistant Commissioner Development Budgam
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CHAPTER -IX C.D. AND N.E.S. TABLE NO. 9.04 WORKS COMPLETED AND EMPLOYMENT GENERATED UNDER MG-NREGA 2018-19 2019-20 S. 2016-17 2017-18 N Block Works Mandays Works Mandays Works Mandays Works Mandays o Completed Generated Completed Generated Completed Generated Completed Generated 1 Budgam 337 70647 535 188137 0 219525 17 96962
2 Beerrwah 188 69147 308 129069 0 90722 46 39981
3 Chadoora 421 56927 375 96493 2 105078 91 84864
4 Nagam 116 39330 172 95728 3 41993 18 29081
5 B.K.Pora 207 58870 344 115464 7 65556 28 23366
6 Narbal 101 41392 167 61924 0 39239 57 22464
7 Khag 285 79542 524 163054 0 100743 30 47272
8 KhanSahib 250 75076 383 142872 1 103090 5 55818
9 Soibugh 162 53929 308 152376 2 137872 144 119255
10 Waterhail 160 60999 200 80324 13 82237 81 70452
11 Parnewa 226 46943 272 95930 0 84075 10 38517
12 Sukhnag 232 44458 340 125721 2 112418 39 51828
13 Sursyar 117 39811 125 53602 5 21954 40 19022
14 Chararish 47 16622 54 34473 0 29928 07 14590 arief
15 Pakherpor 77 23432 91 51740 0 39173 12 35296 a
16 S.K.Pora 73 37695 264 82244 0 65893 18 38586
17 Rathsun 104 27433 154 59975 17 50256 13 35133
Total 3103 842253 4616 1729126 52 1389752 656 822487
Source: - Assistant Commissioner Development, Budgam
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CHAPTER-X
CO-OPERATION
Co-operative have played an important role in providing credit and marketing facilities to the farmers and small artisans and thus saved them to fell prey to cruel money lenders. Similarly the consumer co-operative have played a significant role in keeping the price level under check and providing basic necessities to people at reasonable rates. The chapter contains data on number of various co-operatives societies with their membership and their financial structure such as share capital, working capital, loans advanced, loans outstanding etc.
76 X-CO-OPERATIVE TABLE NO. 10.00 NUMBER OF SOCIETIES
Number of Societies Membership
Pry. Pry.
Year Sale & Sale &
Agri. Others Total Agri. Others Total Pvt. Pvt. Service Pvt. Service
Societies Societies
Farmers Farmers
Societies Societies Societies Societies Societies Societies
Marketing Marketing
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1995-96 49 2 8 0 0 65 124 46567 565 1327 0 0 1072 49531 1996-97 50 2 8 0 0 68 128 45600 565 1327 0 0 1372 48864 1997-98 53 2 8 0 0 70 133 45600 565 2976 0 0 1600 50741 1998-99 56 2 10 0 0 24 92 44000 565 3000 0 0 815 48380 1999-00 54 2 9 0 0 29 94 43579 565 3084 0 0 835 48063 2000-01 55 2 10 0 0 25 92 43530 485 1823 0 0 692 46530 2001-02 55 2 8 0 0 36 101 43530 485 1823 0 0 740 46578 2002-03 55 2 9 0 0 47 113 43597 485 2406 0 0 1252 47740 2003-04 55 2 9 0 0 79 145 43697 485 2406 0 0 1732 48320 2004-05 55 2 9 0 0 129 195 43697 485 2406 0 0 2682 49594 2005-06 55 2 9 0 0 47 113 43697 485 2406 0 0 3432 50020 2006-07 55 2 9 0 0 173 239 43697 485 2406 0 0 3932 50520 2007-08 56 2 11 0 0 190 259 46224 485 2406 0 0 4638 53753 2008-09 56 2 11 0 0 207 276 46224 485 2406 0 0 5208 54323 2009-10 54 - 11 0 0 322 387 45224 485 3083 0 0 55724 104031 2010-11 54 2 11 0 0 322 389 45540 485 3083 0 0 55724 104832 2011-12 54 2 9 0 0 270 335 35657 9 45 0 0 4633 40344 2012-13 54 2 9 0 0 270 335 35657 9 45 0 0 4633 40344 2013-14 54 2 9 0 0 270 335 35657 9 45 0 0 4633 40344 2014-15 54 2 9 0 0 270 335 35657 9 45 0 0 4633 40344 2015-16 54 2 9 0 0 273 338 35657 9 45 0 0 4783 40494 2016-17 54 2 9 0 0 276 341 35657 9 45 0 0 4933 40644 2017-18 54 2 9 0 0 281 346 35657 9 45 0 0 5183 40894 2018-19 54 2 9 0 0 285 350 35657 9 45 0 0 5383 41094 2019-20 54 2 9 0 0 295 360 35657 9 45 0 0 5883 41594 Source: Deputy Registrar Co-operative Budgam 77 CHAPTER-X CO-OPERATIVE TABLE NO. 10.01 HANDICRAFT AND HANDLOOM CO-OPERATIVE Year Handlooms Handicrafts Total Number Membership Number Membership Number Membership 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1997-98 41 1043 73 1075 114 2118
1998-99 40 1005 74 1702 114 2707
1999-2K 40 1005 74 1717 114 2722
2000-01 40 1100 74 848 114 1948
2001-02 40 11 74 1031 114 2131
2002-03 42 00 74 864 116 1964
2003-04 42 1100 74 794 116 1894
2004-05 42 1100 74 758 116 1858
2005-06 42 1100 74 954 116 2154
2006-07 42 1200 74 861 116 2061
2007-08 26 1200 74 948 100 1419
2008-09 15 471 74 873 89 1112
2009-10 20 239 74 943 94 1243
2010-11 20 300 74 976 94 1276
2011-12 27 300 74 1034 101 1520
2012-13 27 486 74 1094 101 1580
2013-14 27 486 74 1015 101 1501
2014-15 27 486 73 1557 100 2043
2015-16 27 486 73 1065 100 1551
2016-17 27 486 73 1036 100 1522
2017-18 27 486 74 1050 101 1536
2018-19 27 486 74 943 101 1429
2019-20 27 486 0 0 27 486
------Source: Assistant Director Handicrafts /Handloom Department Budgam
78 CHAPTER-X CO-OPERATIVE TABLE NO. 10.02 FINANCIAL STRUCTURE OF SOCITIES (000) RUPEES Year Handlooms Financial Structure of societies Share Capital Working Capital Loan Loan Outstanding Loan Advanced Overdue 1 2 3 4 5 6 1995-96 374 3434 NA 0 0
1996-97 320 3756 NA 0 0
1997-98 0 4697 NA 0 0
1998-99 1050 7011 NIL 0 0
1999-2K 1050 7011 NIL 0 0
2000-01 1050 7012 NIL 0 0
2001-02 1050 7013 NIL 0 0
2002-03 1904 7336 NIL 0 0
2003-04 1904 7496 NIL 0 0
2004-05 1904 7502 NIL 0 0
2005-06 1904 7502 NIL 0 0
2006-07 1904 7502 NIL 0 0
2007-08 1904 7502 NIL 0 0
2008-09 NIL NIL NIL NIL Nil
2009-10 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2010-11 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2011-12 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2012-13 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2013-14 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2014-15 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2015-16 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2016-17 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2017-18 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2018-19 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
2019-20 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL
------Source: Deputy Registrar Co-operative Budgam
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CHAPTER-XI
ELECTRICITY
Considerable progresses have been made in development of Power resources in the State. Most of the villages have been electrified and provided power for several purposes in addition to domestic use. Data on number of villages/hamlets electrified, number of installations, energy utilized pump sets tube wells energized etc., are given in this chapter.
80 CHAPTER-XI
TABLE NO. 11.00
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION
Number of Number of %age Year Electrified Hamlets Census Villages Electrified Electrified 1 2 3 4 5 2002-03 470 470 100 215
2003-04 470 470 100 215
2004-05 470 470 100 222
2005-06 470 470 100 222
2006-07 470 470 100 222
2007-08 470 470 100 222
2008-09 470 470 100 222
2009-10 470 470 100 222
2010-11 470 470 100 222
2011-12 460 460 100 222
2012-13 460 460 100 226
2013-14 460 460 100 231
2014-15 460 460 100 231
2015-16 460 460 100 231
2016-17 460 460 100 231
2017-18 460 460 100 346
2018-19 460 460 100 394
2019-20 475 475 100 394
______
Source: Executive Engineer, Electric Division Budgam.
81 CHAPTER-XI
TABLE NO. 11.01 NUMBER OF ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONS Year No. of Installations 1 2 1996-97 35126 1997-98 36853 1998-99 36853 1999-2K 39036 2000-01 42126 2001-02 38849 2002-03 60000 2003-04 53027 2004-05 53224 2005-06 54250 2006-07 54932 2007-08 55705 2008-09 55933 2009-10 56137 2010-11 56987 2011-12 66811 2012-13 69625 2013-14 71145 2014-15 72528 2015-16 84797 2016-17 88352 2017-18 92099 2018-19 103576 2019-20 105164
Source: Executive Engineer, Electric Division Budgam.
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CHAPTER-XI TABLE NO. 11.02 (ENERGY UTILIZATION) (UNIT LAKH KW. HRS.) Army Comm- Indus- Irrig-ation/ Water Street Year Domestic Agri. Baraks/ Offices Total ercial trial Works Light BSF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1998-99 267.00 12.00 41.30 28.30 59.60 0.90 74.80 51.60 535.50
1999-2K 267.00 12.00 41.30 28.30 59.60 0.90 74.80 51.60 535.50
2000-01 174.26 29.20 40.15 2.05 52.28 37.07 230.46 131.20 807.56(p)
2001-02 174.26 29.20 42.34 2.05 52.28 37.07 230.46 131.20 807.56
2002-03 194.26 39.20 47.67 6.00 59.28 37.07 260.50 140.40 897.71
2003-04 199.38 40.15 50.24 6.14 60.73 37.90 267.00 143.80 920.00
2004-05 210.34 42.34 52.75 6.48 64.02 40.04 281.30 151.60 970.00
2005-06 236.80 47.67 50.70 7.30 72.07 45.08 316.71 170.70 1092.00
2006-07 249.58 50.24 41.30 7.69 75.96 47.51 333.81 179.92 1151.00
2007-08 264.55 52.75 41.30 7.84 77.48 47.98 337.20 181.82 1182.10
2008-09 1555.20 79.50 151.04 0.20 1.40 7.90 - 1.60 1680.90
2009-10 618.20 107.00 151.04 0.67 237.20 NA 59.60 543.30 1581.57
2010-11 518.20 137.85 161.00 0.98 137.80 NA 89.91 293.31 1208.77
2011-12 697.00 201.00 164.90 0.98 155.00 NA 101.26 493.00 1684.54
2012-13 1739.39 501.63 173.88 2.44 386.80 NA 252.69 1230.30 4203.83
2013-14 1840.00 552.00 195.67 2.74 488.45 NA 308.52 1298.01 4584.97
2014-15 1912.02 626.24 206.29 4.12 518.30 NA 372.20 1303.85 4842.27
2015-16 2088.88 790.04 212.48 8.24 570.45 NA 456.23 1426.25 5460.41
2016-17 2255.62 561.60 35.10 7.25 623.61 NA 445.25 1556.33 5604.51
2017-18 2498.48 622.06 15.60 8.03 690.75 3.1 493.19 1723.00 6210.13
2018-19 2805.19 757.45 30.72 8.25 767.34 3.2 558.06 1867.06 6975.83
2019-20 3211.11 680.20 190.50 8.27 701.23 3.2 560.10 1800.00 7154.60
Source: Executive Engineer, Electric Division Budgam.
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83
CHAPTER-XI TABLE NO. 11.03 PUMP SET AND TUBEWELLS ENERGISED
Number of Tube-wells and Year Pump-sets Energized ending 1986-87 52 1987-88 53 1888-89 41 1989-90 41 1990-91 53 1991-92 53 1992-93 53 1993-94 53 1994-95 53 1995-96 53 1996-97 53 1997-98 41 1998-99 41 1999-00 41 00-2001 41 2001-02 41 2002-03 44 2003-04 44 2004-05 44 2005-06 44 2006-07 44 2007-08 44 2008-09 44 2009-10 44 2010-11 44 2011-12 44 2012-13 44 2013-14 44 2014-15 44 2015-16 44 2016-17 44 2017-18 44 2018-19 75 2019-20 75
Source: Executive Engineer, Electric Division Budgam.
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CHAPTER-XII
ROADS AND BUILDINGS
Roads are mainly constructed by the State Public Works
Department, though some road length is maintained by various state and central departments. Category wise road length maintained by the public works department and number of residential houses and households as per census are given in this chapter.
85
CHAPTER-XII ROADS AND BUILDINGS TABLE NO. 12.00 CATEGORY WISE ROADS MAINTAINED BY THE STATE P.W.D
(ROAD LENGTH KMS)
)
o 4 o
t
2
(6 to 7) to (6
Year Black Topped Metal led Shingled Total ( Fair Weather Jeep able Total G.Total (5+8) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1991-92 335 148 219 702 21 26 47 749 1992-93 315 157 333 805 24 34 58 863 1993-94 362 193 300 855 25 21 46 901 1994-95 372 192 491 1055 25 31 56 1111 1995-96 396 235 440 1071 36 0 36 1107 1996-97 409 235 442 1086 29 0 29 1115 1997-98 410.25 230.75 450.25 1091.25 29.27 0 29.27 1120.52 1998-99 435.83 294.52 376.74 1107.09 13.28 0 13.28 1120.37 1999-2K 436 296 377 1109 13 0 13 1122 2000-01 436 296 377 1109 13 0 13 1122 2001-02 502 337 375 1214 9 26 35 1249 2002-03 411 459 192 1439 105 7 112 1551 2003-04 437.28 534.29 148.37 1120.09 55.99 2.15 58.14 1178.23 2004-05 496.08 557.29 107.21 1160.58 25.60 2.15 27.75 1188.33 2005-06 538.12 418.55 73.14 1029.81 17.20 2.15 19.35 1049.16 2006-07 586.00 521.20 69.90 1177.10 14.10 3.11 17.21 1194.31 2007-08 613.00 517.86 79.60 210.46 12.60 7.00 19.60 1230.06 2008-09 785.35 453.64 204.00 1442.99 169.65 169.65 169.65 1612.64 2009-10 873.17 532.78 141.30 1547.25 131.60 4.75 136.35 1683.60 2010-11 941.72 598.13 215.92 1755.77 144.76 5.22 149.98 1905.75 2011-12 1038.00 744.93 215.92 1998.85 144.28 20.18 164.96 2163.81 2012-13 908.62 812.94 145.88 1867.44 12.50 0.00 12.50 1879.94 2013-14 1036.12 833.93 126.93 1996.98 7.50 0.00 7.50 2004.48 2014-15 1058.32 853.63 149.88 2061.83 31.70 0.00 31.70 2093.53 2015-16 1197.51 890.96 135.25 2223.72 33.90 0.00 33.90 2257.62 2016-17 1200.00 970.96 110.50 2281.46 30.50 0.00 30.50 2311.96 2017-18 1397.82 913.35 100.05 2411.22 37.75 0.00 37.75 2448.97 2018-19 1371.89 970.96 101.00 2443.85 36.75 0.00 36.75 2480.60 2019-20 1173.36 975.65 122.35 2271.36 35.75 0.00 35.75 2307.11
Source: Superintending Engineer R&B Circle Budgam
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CHAPTER-XII (ROADS & BUILDINGS) TABLE NO. 12.01 NUMBER OF HOUSES (2001 CENSUS)
No. of Occupied Average S.No Tehsil Population House Houses Number of persons Holds @ per household 1 2 3 4 6 1 Budgam 211301 29991 N.A 7.0
2 Chadoora 218489 30258 N.A 7.2
3 Beerwah 199519 26240 N.A 7.6
Total: 629309 86489 69448 7.3
NUMBER OF HOUSES (2011 CENSUS) S.No Tehsil Population No. of Occupied Av. Number House Houses of persons Holds per households. 1 Budgam 133855 19774 N.A 6.8 2 Beerwah 163333 20914 N.A 7.8 3 Khag 67596 8799 N.A 2.7 4 Chadoora 212233 30390 N.A 7.0 5 Khansahib 123312 16432 N.A 7.5 6 Charisharief 53416 7054 N.A 7.6 Total 753745 103363 85953 7.3
Source: Census 2001/2011 @ Data in respect of column 4 i.e., occupied houses not provided by census Deptt.
87
CHAPTER-XIII
BANKING, INSURANCE AND SAVINGS
The number of banking institutions have gone up to 85 and there has been great disposal of financial transactions during the last few years. The deposits and advances of these banks have registered tremendous growth. This chapter presents data on number of bank branches, deposits and advances of commercial banks, small saving securities, number of insurance policies with sum assured etc.
88 CHAPTER- XIII BANKING INSURANCE AND SAVINGS TABLE NO. 13.00 NUMBER OF BANK DEPOSITS AND ADVANCES (SCHEDULED COMMERICAL BANKS) Unit: Rs. in lacs Advance at No. of Bank Year Deposits Advances %age of Offices deposits
1 2 3 4 5 1995-96 37 12306 2769 22.50 1996-97 37 13780 3163 22.95 1997-98 37 17713 4558 25.73 1998-99 37 17713 4558 25.73 1999-2K 39 28485 7895 27.72 2000-01 39 38926 11318 29.08 2001-02 40 46209 14009 30.32 2002-03 41 51948 16898 32.53 2003-04 44 66659 20297 30.44 2004-05 44 77520 24621 32.00 2005-06 44 83150 29543 36.00 2006-07 44 84200 36000 40.00 2007-08 37 53763.86 25201.11 47.00 2008-09 40 64623.00 30431.00 47.09 2009-10 40 71391.00 37531.00 53.00 2010-11 43 89567.00 41765.00 47.00 2011-12 48 111041.00 51811.00 46.66 2012-13 61 133462.00 69758.00 52.27 2013-14 76 142519.00 95704.00 67.15 2014-15 85 156856.00 119741.00 76.34 2015-16 91 179456.00 131671.00 73.37 2016-17 91 199051.00 130189.00 65.40 2017-18 93 221377.00 182492.00 82.43 2018-19 94 271628.00 231467.00 85.21 2019-20 94 297589.00 269324.00 90.50 Source: Lead Bank Officer, Budgam
89
CHAPTER-XIII BANKING INSURANCE AND SAVINGS TABLE NO. 13.01 LIFE INSURANCE
Total First Year No. of Total No. of Amount Year Premium policies Polices Insured (Rs. in Lakhs) Executed (Rs. in Crores) 1 2 3 4 5 1994-95 1397 7.08 16.89 NA 1995-96 1689 9.05 21.39 NA 1996-97 2159 13.08 31.12 NA 1997-98 2501 14.41 33.61 NA 1998-99 3200 20.29 60.17 NA 1999-2K 3900 24.70 70.79 NA 2000-01 3975 23.87 86.40 32 2001-02 3757 25.37 82.38 32 2002-03 4146 32.48 116.00 NA 2003-04 4665 40.18 134.00 NA 2004-05 3430 27.53 106.00 NA 2005-06 2823 23.09 91.43 NA 2006-07 4356 31.807 898.17 NA 2007-08 4984 25.449 1051.02 NA 2008-09 3518 28.97 442.35 NA 2009-10 3667 30.99 655.81 NA 2010-11 3709 40.84 593.10 3709 2011-12 3736 50.90 318.23 3736 2012-13 2926 32.47 324.68 2926 2013-14 2937 32.50 429.43 2937 2014-15 1772 32.26 297.77 1772 2015-16 2553 49.04 356.34 2553 2016-17 2548 49.21 423.67 2548 2017-18 2939 67.23 427.34 2939 2018-19 2414 56.70 371.98 2414 2019-20 2120 56.02 277.00 2120
Source: Manager L.I.C. Budgam
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CHAPTER-XIV
INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR
There has been a small industrial growth due to lack of infrastructural facilities. However, efforts are on by way of easy credit, raw material availability technical knowhow, subsidies etc. which has resulted in setting up of large number of small scale units. The chapter gives data on number of S.S.I units set up with employment generation, registered factories, sericulture plants planted, seed distribution and cocoon produced, handicrafts and handloom trainings, Khadi and Village industrial societies set up and self-employment loan, availed under PMRY programme.
91 XIV-INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR TABLE NO. 14.00 GROUP WISE NUMBER OF SMALL SCALE UNITS & EMPLOYMENT THEREIN
Paper Non- Hosiery Leather Electric Food Wood Product Metallic Metal Year Description Beverages & Product Machinery Others Total Product Product and Mineral Products Garments Apparatus Printing Products
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Units 8 0 5 29 4 0 5 13 4 15 83 2002-03 Employment 57 0 13 127 23 0 98 64 28 83 493 Units 08 0 10 26 01 01 04 01 0 49 100 2003-04 Employment 26 0 29 82 03 02 42 05 0 215 404 Units 17 0 09 46 02 0 7 16 0 49 146 2004-05 Employment 83 0 61 151 07 0 277 89 0 230 898 Units 08 0 11 52 02 01 30 4 01 55 164 2005-06 Employment 66 0 47 210 04 15 2763 27 02 274 3408 Units 11 0 10 62 01 0 22 14 03 32 155 2006-07 Employment 55 0 47 231 03 0 516 69 19 133 1123 Units 14 0 12 44 4 0 19 15 0 28 136 2007-08 Employment 48 0 47 165 13 0 293 81 0 95 742 Units 16 0 14 25 1 0 12 11 0 41 120 2008-09 Employment 56 0 58 110 12 0 135 38 0 170 579 Units 15 0 16 29 0 0 06 09 0 50 125 2009-10 Employment 98 0 53 123 0 0 41 81 0 289 685 Units 14 0 12 8 0 0 8 9 0 27 78 2010-11 Employment 120 0 100 22 0 0 99 55 0 161 557 Units 10 0 4 0 0 0 13 9 4 45 85 2011-12 Employment 59 0 23 0 0 0 115 50 28 404 679 Units 7 0 15 2 2 1 8 16 5 35 91 2012-13 Employment 39 0 91 10 9 4 66 151 10 144 524 Units 1 0 3 12 2 0 7 9 6 21 61 2013-14 Employment 4 0 21 155 12 0 131 118 28 100 569 Units 5 0 4 13 4 0 10 10 6 18 70 2014-15 Employment 24 0 14 62 45 0 305 84 26 112 672 Units 2 0 3 17 2 0 5 13 2 8 52 2015-16 Employment 33 0 22 84 10 0 27 51 11 31 269 Units 9 0 2 4 1 0 1 10 2 13 42 2016-17 Employment 72 0 16 20 7 0 6 75 11 53 259 Units 9 0 2 6 1 0 2 10 3 5 38 2017-18 Employment 115 0 18 61 8 0 12 94 20 40 368 Units 6 0 0 4 3 0 0 6 3 8 30 2018-19 Employment 70 0 0 30 43 0 0 48 13 72 276 Units 5 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 3 7 19 2019-20 Employment 64 0 0 4 38 0 0 7 31 81 225 Source: General Manager D.I.C. Budgam
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XIV- INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR TABLE NO. 14.01 REGISTERED FACTORIES
Employment in Year Number of Factories Factories 1 2 3 1995 9 242 1996 9 242 1997 9 242 1998 9 242 1999 15 342 2000 10 292 2001 11 299 2002 11 299 2003 11 299 2004 11 299 2005 15 394 2006 11 291 2007 11 291 2008 14 351 2009 15 381 2010 15 381 2011 15 381 2012 15 382 2013 20 473 2014 22 529 2015 29 842 2016 29 842 2017 31 933 2018 34 1049 2019 38 1107
Source: Labour Commissioner, J&K, Srinagar
93 XIV- INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR TABLE NO. 14.02
HANDICRAFTS AND HANDLOOM TRAININGS.
Number of training centers Number of Persons trained Year Hand- Total Handic- Hand- Total Handicrafts loom rafts loom 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1995-96 74 6 80 1370 48 1418 1996-97 74 6 80 1061 38 1099 1997-98 74 6 80 1075 40 1115 1998-99 74 6 80 1702 47 1749 1999-2K 74 6 80 996 30 1026 2000-01 74 6 80 1036 56 1092 2001-02 74 6 80 1031 54 1085 2002-03 74 6 80 864 65 929 2003-04 74 6 80 794 62 856 2004-05 74 6 80 758 62 820 2005-06 74 6 80 954 29 983 2006-07 74 6 80 861 63 924 2007-08 74 6 80 1150 71 1221 2008-09 74 6 80 873 71 944 2009-10 74 6 80 943 71 1014 2010-11 74 6 80 976 71 1047 2011-12 74 6 80 1034 69 1103 2012-13 74 6 80 1094 70 1164 2013-14 74 6 80 1015 69 1084 2014-15 73 6 79 1057 69 1126 2015-16 73 6 79 1065 65 1130 2016-17 73 6 79 1036 69 1105 2017-18 74 6 80 1050 71 1121 2018-19 74 6 80 943 71 1014 2019-20 74 6 80 1153 69 1222
------Source: Asstt. Director Handicrafts/Handloom Budgam
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XIV-INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR TABLE NO. 14.03 LOANS ADVANCED UNDER PMRY PROGRAMME
Amount Year Number of Parties advanced (Rs. in lacs)
1 2 3 1999-00 222 128.75 2000-01 183 97.63 2001-02 65 40.11 2002-03 56 45.75 2003-04 58 42.78 2004-05 73 66.40 2005-06 95 83.025 2006-07 86 61.495 2007-08 85 94.081 2008-09 1 8.40 2009-10 05 11.69 2010-11 21 54.84 2011-12 21 116.54 2012-13 05 19.27 2013-14 37 32.02 2014-15 33 107.25 2015-16 51 57.72 2016-17 21 35.89 2017-18 69 101.998 2018-19 177 340.96 2019-20 206 416.09
------Source:-General Manager District Industries Centre Budgam
Note: - The Scheme PMRY has been substituted with PMEGP from 2008-09
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XIV- INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR TABLE NO. 14.04 WORKING OF KHADI AND VILLAGE INDUSTRIES (Registered only) HANDICRAFTS AND HANDLOOM TRAININGS.
Number of Societies Individuals Persons Total Year trained Number Workers Number Workers Number Workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1996-97 0 0 39 117 39 117 1997-98 2 22 32 96 34 118 1998-99 0 0 31 85 31 85 1999-2K 0 0 60 180 60 180 2000-01 0 0 52 329 52 329 2001-02 0 0 60 190 60 190 2002-03 0 0 42 126 42 126 2003-04 0 0 60 357 60 357 2004-05 0 0 53 528 54 528 2005-06 0 0 116 1637 116 1637 2006-07 0 0 135 2150 135 2150 2007-08 0 0 170 2600 170 2600 2008-09 0 0 92 818 92 818 2009-10 0 0 104 1138 104 1138 2010-11 0 0 116 957 116 957 2011-12 0 0 241 2696 241 2696 2012-13 0 0 116 1132 116 1132 2013-14 0 0 53 423 53 423 2014-15 0 0 102 816 102 816 2015-16 0 0 89 524 89 524 2016-17 0 0 75 528 75 528 2017-18 0 0 193 879 193 879 2018-19 0 0 388 388 388 1952 2019-20 0 0 167 167 167 1550 Source: Executive Officer Khadi and Village Industries Board. Budgam
96 INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR XIVTABLE NO. 14.05 CRAFT WISE NUMBER OFHANDICRAFTS TRAININGCENTRES AND THE PERSONS TRAINED THEREIN
Craft 2001- 02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 C T C T C T C T C T C T C T C T C T C T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Sozni 12 103 12 54 12 112 12 76 12 106 0 0 12 78 12 165 12 32 12 126 Stapple 11 130 11 78 11 190 11 131 11 181 0 0 11 176 11 153 11 132 11 161 Crewel 14 123 14 174 14 220 14 203 14 211 14 181 14 241 Paper Machie 14 225 14 170 14 195 8 73 08 65 08 70 08 42 08 98 0 0 08 67 Zari 8 88 8 81 08 63 4 68 04 63 04 68 04 74 04 73 0 0 04 75 Tapestry 4 69 4 81 04 66 7 146 07 121 07 126 07 137 07 131 07 130 07 131 Wood Carving 7 141 7 143 07 146 Namda 6 19 06 99 06 18 06 99 06 21 0 0 06 14 6 22 6 108 06 112 Chain Stitch 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carpet 7 117 07 71 07 114 07 70 07 113 07 69 07 124 7 134 7 76 07 91 MES 5 15 05 33 05 36 05 29 07 14 01 13 01 0 5 34 5 41 01 18 Others 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 202 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 45 480 04 37 0 0 0 0 04 - 74 794 74 758 74 954 74 861 88 1150 74 873 74 943 74 1031 74 864 74 976
------Continued Source: Assistant Director Handicrafts Budgam C= Centers T= Technocrats trained
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INDUSTRIES AND LABOUR XIVTABLE NO. 14.05 CRAFT WISE NUMBER OF HANDICRAFTS TRAINING CENTRES AND THE PERSONS TRAINED THEREIN
S. Craft 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 NO C T C T C T C T C T C T C T C T 1 Sozani 12 82 12 150 12 73 12 110 12 129 12 94 12 145 12 69 2 Staple 11 164 11 184 11 160 11 169 11 200 11 178 11 167 11 238 3 Crewel 14 268 14 209 14 242 14 245 14 202 14 288 14 165 14 288 4 Paper Machie 8 82 58 84 8 80 08 85 08 77 9 77 8 81 8 76 5 Zari 4 90 4 94 4 88 04 90 04 98 04 96 4 89 4 92 6 Tapestry 7 143 7 154 7 143 7 148 07 137 7 123 7 138 7 147 7 Wood Carving 6 19 6 109 6 25 6 97 06 114 6 22 6 85 6 42 8 Namda 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - 9 Chain Stitch 7 151 7 86 7 161 7 92 07 79 7 114 7 62 7 126 10 Carpet 1 - 1 18 1 - 01 21 01 0 01 21 1 0 1 17 11 MES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - 12 Others 4 35 4 6 4 43 3 0 03 0 03 37 4 11 4 58 Total 74 1034 74 1094 74 1015 73 1057 73 1036 73 1050 74 943 74 1153
C= Centers Source: Assistant Director Handicrafts Budgam T= Technocrats trained
98 CHAPTER-XIV SERICULTURE DEVELOPMENT TABLE NO. 14.06 SERICULTURE PLANTATION AND NUMBER OF TREES
Number of No. of live No. of Number Area of Plants Trees Plants Year of Nurseries Raised existing Issued for Nurseries Canals at the end Plantation Grafts Seedlings of year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1995-96 3 205.17 38000 24000 48700 275000 1996-97 3 205.17 38500 25000 51750 288000 1997-98 3 205.17 68500 48500 35000 300000 1998-99 3 205.17 68500 48500 35000 300000 1999-2K 3 205.17 68500 48500 35000 300000 2000-01 4 217.10 77400 190000 40000 227400 2001-02 4 217.10 75400 268000 49000 294000 2002-03 4 217.10 57500 180000 37400 235000 2003-04 4 217.10 59000 85000 23000 121000 2004-05 5 237.10 65000 185000 22000 150000 2005-06 5 237.10 53000 236000 36000 165000 2006-07 5 237.10 61000 200000 31200 168000 2007-08 5 237.10 60000 230000 31800 180000 2008-09 5 237.10 90000 240000 40700 195000 2009-10 5 237.10 67000 184300 41000 188000 2010-11 5 237.10 67000 186700 43000 191000 2011-12 5 237.10 73000 188000 31000 245000 2012-13 5 237.10 75000 187500 25000 256000 2013-14 4 230.10 80000 160000 33000 260000 2014-15 4 230.10 80000 160000 35000 260000 2015-16 4 230.10 70000 140000 28200 250000 2016-17 4 230.10 48000 96000 28200 260000 2017-18 4 230.10 60000 120000 21500 262000 2018-19 4 230.10 31000 91000 12630 163000 2019-20 4 230.10 41000 81000 13000 170000
Source: Dy. Director Sericulture Dev. Deptt. Budgam
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XIV- SERICULTRE DEVELOPMENT TABLE NO. 14.07 PRODUCTION OF COCOONS (SERICULTURE)
Seeds Cocoons Number of Amount Year Distributed Produced Rearing earned by the (Oz) (Kg.) Families Families (in lakhs) 1 2 3 4 5 1995-96 343 4342.5 193 70.00 1996-97 519 6860.0 348 100.00 1997-98 538 7508.0 325 5.25 1998-99 538 7508.0 325 5.25 1999-2K 600 9000.0 325 6.30 2000-01 260 9759.0 190 8.03 2001-02 261 10199.95 197 8.16 2002-03 246 9400.0 190 6.15 2003-04 217 9300.0 180 6.13 2004-05 198 9000.0 170 6.35 2005-06 275 11013.0 247 7.18 2006-07 230 11003.0 248 8.604 2007-08 255 11000.0 206 7.723 2008-09 350 11052.0 225 6.951 2009-10 269 12000.0 320 10.402 2010-11 273 12630.0 320 11.304 2011-12 355 13107.0 389 19.924 2012-13 346 14000.0 407 22.00 2013-14 462 18000.0 500 35.51 2014-15 406 19000.0 500 36.36 2015-16 410 19000 500 23.21 2016-17 360 18000 500 30.54 2017-18 370 19000 500 34.014 2018-19 357 16000 500 36.16 2019-20 355 16199 450 28.01
Source:-Deputy Director Sericulture Dev. Department Budgam.
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CHAPTER -XV
EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE
Employment Exchange makes registration of job seekers and affects their placements in Government Offices and public Sector undertakings. The number of employment exchanges and jobseekers on the registers, number of registrations made and placement made are shown in this chapter.
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TABLE NO. 15.00
JOB SEEKERS ON LIVE REGISTER OF EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE (unit Nos.)
S. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 NO Qualification
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1. Illiterates 677 677 677 677 232 0 0 0 0 0 0
2. Below Matric 41 76 43 1447 1447 1477 1462 517 54 59 54 Matric &
3. 706 581 547 above 17838 18982 19616 20316 11514 2850 4060 2881
4. Graduate 3548 3826 3983 4248 1931 1470 2131 1461 200 187 223 Post
5. 175 142 182 Graduate 836 1130 1227 1317 1004 556 560 557 B.E.
6. 25 100 100 Engineering 597 462 597 597 395 32 0 32 Diploma
7. 26 112 111 Engineer 718 718 1415 1421 1120 89 102 37
8. ITI Trained 1740 1043 1043 1147 4 4 04 1940 18 0 57 Skilled other
9. 0 0 0 than ITI 11 11 11 11 10 6 0 0 Trained 10 Others 99 301 166 168 106 40 0 36 11 4 14
Total : 7514 27711 29294 30212 31260 17976 5115 6932 1188 1206 1224
------Source: Dy. Director Employment Budgam/Director Employment Exchange Srinagar.
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XV - EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE TABLE NO. 15.01 EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE, REGISTRATIONAND PLACEMENT MADE Number of Number of Year Registrations made Employment Exchanges 1 2 3 1996 1723 1 1997 2499 1 1998 7057 1 1999 6862 1 2000 4924 1 2001 5544 1 2002 6498 1 2003 6767 1 2004 6044 1 2005 4557 1 2006 4897 1 2007 5180 1 2008 5379 1 2009 6054 1 2010 7514 1 2011 27711 1 2012 29294 1 2013 30212 1 2014 31260 1 2015 17976 1 2016 5115 1 2017 6932 1 2018 1188 1 2019 1206 1 2020 1224 1
------Source: Deputy Director Employment Budgam
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CHAPTER-XVI
TRADE AND COMMERCE
This chapter gives data on shops and commercial establishments cinema theatres, hotels and restaurants and employment therein.
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TABLE NO. 16.00
SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS
Hotel and Year Shops Commercial Cinema Total Restaurant
1 No. Emp. No. Emp. No. Emp. No. Emp. No. Emp. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1997 5714 930 150 170 Nil NIL 170 98 6034 1198 1998 6694 1029 273 380 Nil NIL 191 114 7158 1523 2000 7447 1245 281 391 Nil NIL 198 122 7926 1758 2001 8899 1359 285 402 Nil NIL 202 130 9386 1891 2002 9644 1465 292 437 Nil NIL 209 132 10145 2034 2003 10182 988 311 599 Nil NIL 210 135 10703 1722 2004 11303 1283 148 759 Nil NIL 310 217 11543 2264 2005 11718 1150 340 1057 Nil NIL 230 115 12288 2322 2006 12800 1210 383 1269 Nil NIL 263 135 13446 2614 2007 12995 1520 673 1578 Nil NIL 278 175 13946 3273 2008 13029 1392 689 2373 Nil NIL 282 175 14000 3940 2009 14644 1528 778 2846 Nil NIL 291 189 15713 4563 2010 15249 1678 845 3246 Nil NIL 317 159 16411 5083 2011 15671 2860 905 3680 NIL NIL 359 180 16935 6720 2012 16839 2903 357 2501 Nil NIL 147 252 17343 5656 2013 18183 3205 640 2485 Nil NIL 225 690 19048 6380 2014 18695 3136 696 2904 Nil Nil 225 436 19616 6476 2015 21254 3536 893 3117 Nil Nil 349 623 22496 7276 2016 21748 4193 966 3505 Nil Nil 374 647 23088 8345 2017 21988 5213 1020 3305 Nil Nil 380 647 23388 9365 2018 24398 6967 1050 3515 NIL NIL 420 785 25865 11267 2019 26067 7157 1156 3613 NIL NIL 471 870 27694 11640 Source: Assistant Labour Commissioner Budgam
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XVI TRADE AND COMMERCE TABLE NO. 16.01 OWNERSHIP AND EMPLOYMENT IN SHOPS Run by owner Employment By Employment Total Total Year Others 2+4 3+5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1998 5694 912 20 18 5714 930 1999 6644 1000 50 29 6694 1029 2000 7359 1200 88 45 7447 1245 2001 8795 1300 104 59 8899 1359 2002 9534 1400 110 65 9644 1465 2003 9700 1003 68 719 10703 1722 2004 10230 1405 68 2266 10298 3671 2005 11938 1500 350 822 12288 2322 2006 13019 1396 427 1218 13446 2614 2007 13450 1930 496 1343 13946 3273 2008 13475 2379 525 1561 14000 3940 2009 14973 3729 735 1734 15708 5463 2010 15473 3859 938 2136 16411 5995 2011 15873 3909 960 2186 16833 6095 2012 16039 4253 1304 1403 17343 5656 2013 17343 4690 1705 1690 19048 6380 2014 17545 4785 2071 1691 19616 6476 2015 21254 5398 1242 1878 22496 7276 2016 21748 6100 1340 2245 23088 8345 2017 21988 7000 1400 2365 23388 9365 2018 23788 7765 1426 2565 25214 10330 2019 25268 8073 1772 2630 27040 10703
------Source: Assistant Labour Commissioner Budgam
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CHAPTER-XVII
EDUCATION
The District is ranking second after Kupwara in respect of low literacy rate. However spread of education made considerable progress during the past decades of planned development by extending education facilities in far flung areas of the district. The chapter presents data on education institutions, enrollment, teachers, pupil institution and pupil teacher ratio, etc.
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XVII- EDUCATION TABLE NO. 17.00 NUMBER OF GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS FOR GENERAL EDUCATION
High/Hr. Sec. Middle Schools Primary Schools Grand Total Year Schools Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1996-97 70 15 169 41 509 159 748 215
1997-98 72 15 173 41 515 159 760 215
1998-99 72 15 174 43 545 158 791 216
1999-2K 72 15 174 43 545 158 791 216
2000-01 72 15 174 43 545 158 791 216
2001-02 72 15 174 43 545 158 791 216
2002-03 77 15 175 43 602 158 854 216
2003-04 79 13 178 46 702 215 959 274
2004-05 81 17 283 65 630 136 994 218
2005-06 84 17 279 65 634 136 997 218
2006-07 98 17 265 64 641 136 1002 217
2007-08 98 17 320 69 584 131 1002 217
2008-09 98 17 322 70 584 96 1004 183
2009-10 93 17 406 78 669 116 1168 211
2010-11 110 17 418 84 717 110 1245 211
2011-12 119 20 426 68 716 96 1261 184
2012-13 130 23 415 65 716 96 1261 184
2013-14 130 19 439 79 709 46 1278 144
2014-15 139 24 430 74 709 46 1278 144
2015-16 139 24 430 74 709 46 1278 144
2016-17 139 24 430 74 709 46 1278 144
2017-18 139 24 430 74 709 46 1278 144
2018-19 139 24 421 74 693 46 1261 144
2019-20 147 24 423 74 700 46 1270 144
------Source:-Chief Education Officer, Budgam
108 XVII EDUCATION TABLE NO. 17.01 ENROLLEMENT OF SCHOOLS FOR GENERAL EDUCATION
High/Hr. Sec. Middle Schools Primary Schools Grand Total Year Schools Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1995-96 14333 4765 16603 5592 53407 20120 84343 30477 1996-97 14552 4261 16697 5669 54747 20781 85996 30711 1997-98 15114 4192 16777 5685 59294 23056 91185 32933 1998-99 15140 4203 16830 5710 60752 23754 92722 33667 1999-2K 16039 6184 25486 10219 58055 26858 99580 43261 2000-01 18500 6496 31000 12628 61800 29839 111300 48963 2001-02 16974 5960 22483 9159 51110 24678 90567 39797 2002-03 16489 6401 27096 13504 57009 27941 100594 47846 2003-04 13739 6271 31098 14712 63543 30932 108380 51915 2004-05 17811 6681 31506 14821 64624 31468 113941 54170 ]2005-06 18727 7265 30275 14221 79086 36834 128088 58320 2006-07 19810 8042 30942 14657 80348 37621 131100 60320 2007-08 19913 8980 31289 14922 80510 37693 131712 61595 2008-09 19913 8980 24002 11922 75037 31390 118952 52292 2009-10 21665 9805 25578 12782 54260 27139 101503 49726 2010-11 20715 9471 24590 12265 52464 26575 97769 48311 2011-12 21665 9805 24590 12583 48327 24591 94582 46979 2012-13 23631 10712 20904 10874 47856 24448 92391 46034 2013-14 22030 10618 18937 9889 45317 23184 86284 43291 2014-15 24623 11970 18491 9439 46740 24011 89854 45420 2015-16 19690 9135 17574 9134 43090 22310 80354 40579 2016-17 20046 9583 18901 10410 43414 23393 82361 43386 2017-18 25108 11721 17574 9134 37576 19163 80258 40018 2018-19 23441 10683 23178 11691 36763 18632 83392 41006 2019-20 23361 11145 24009 12646 20806 10905 68176 34696 Source: Chief Education Officer Budgam
109 XVII - EDUCATION TABLE NO. 17.02 ENROLEMENT BY STAGES
Number of Pupils Enrolled
Stage/ 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 class
Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Up to V 22133 23184 45317 22729 24011 46740 20780 22310 43090
VI to VIII 9048 9889 18937 9052 9439 18491 8440 9134 17574
IX to XII 11412 10618 22030 12653 11970 24623 10455 9135 19690
Total: 45593 43691 86284 44434 45420 89854 39775 40579 80354
Number of Pupils Enrolled
Stage/ 2017-18 2018-2019 2019-20 class Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 18131 18632 36763 9901 10905 20806 Up to V 18413 19163 37576
11487 11691 23178 11363 12646 24009
VI to VIII 8440 9134 17574
12758 10683 23441 12216 11145 23361 13387 11721 25108 IX to XII
42376 41006 83382 33480 34696 68176 Total: 40240 40018 80258
Source: - Chief Education Officer Budgam
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XV II- EDUCATION TABLE NO. 17.03 LITERACY LEVEL (%AGE)
Year Males Females Persons 1 2 3 4 1961 10.24 1.00 6.02
1971 10.74 1.72 6.61
1981 26.51 8.02 17.86
1991 (Estt.) 22.80 14.72 19.02
2001 53.50 30.60 42.50
2011 68.18 46.60 57.98
* Excluding Child Population ------Source: Census Department
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XVII- EDUCATION TABLE NO. 17.04 NO. OF TEACHERS High/Hr. Sec. Middle Schools Primary Schools Grand Total Year Schools Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1996-97 1054 318 1691 386 1201 482 3946 1186
1997-98 1079 362 1338 340 1213 448 3630 1150
1998-99 1126 375 1404 365 1279 470 3809 1210
1999-2K 1093 356 1339 335 1253 441 3685 1132
2000-01 1175 385 1374 351 1260 443 3809 1179
2001-02 1204 362 1390 340 1421 420 4015 1122
2002-03 1290 375 1290 300 1536 445 4116 1220
2003-04 1188 342 1331 448 1806 445 4325 1235
2004-05 1188 402 1331 448 1806 495 4325 1345
2005-06 1088 450 1331 500 1806 450 4315 1500
2006-07 1010 424 1325 557 1284 540 3619 1521
2007-08 1015 430 1651 694 1344 565 4010 1689
2008-09 1075 418 1468 798 1356 565 3899 1781
2009-10 1404 631 1150 517 2883 1297 5437 2445
2010-11 1996 698 1598 610 2919 1310 6513 2618
2011-12 1505 425 2060 769 1656 580 5221 1774
2012-13 1989 421 1690 576 2977 1332 6656 2329
2013-14 2702 1242 3567 1052 2275 950 8544 3244
2014-15 3903 1849 2532 1139 1911 797 8346 3785
2015-16 4301 2106 3268 1516 2246 911 9815 4533
2016-17 3879 2147 4031 1868 2063 825 9973 4840
2017-18 3889 2152 4026 1869 2054 822 9969 4843
2018-19 3426 1698 4038 1874 1986 852 9450 4422
2019-20 2009 542 2532 814 1500 418 6041 1774
Source: Chief Education Officer Budgam
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TABLE NO. 17.05 PERCENTAGE OF TRAINED TEACHERS Year High/Hr. Sec. Middle Schools Primary Schools Grand Total Schools Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1997-98 73 50 67 72 73 80 71 67 1998-99 73 50 67 72 73 80 71 67 1999-2K 73 50 63 72 71 80 71 67 2000-01 75 52 65 73 72 81 71 69 2001-02 75 52 65 73 72 81 71 69 2002-03 70 50 65 70 65 80 67 67 2003-04 70 50 65 70 65 80 67 67 2004-05 72 50 85 70 54 80 70 67 2005-06 72 45 85 70 54 50 70 60 2006-07 72 48 85 71 54 76 70 66 2007-08 80 78 80 75 64 75 74 76 2008-09 80 68 80 78 60 53 73 66 2009-10 90 80 85 80 70 65 85 80 2010-11 91 80 86 81 72 66 87 81 2011-12 92 79 88 82 74 69 89 82 2012-13 93 89 90 83 75 70 86 78 2013-14 74 77 83 85 74 75 77 82 2014-15 82 84 78 78 83 85 81 83 2015-16 84 85 77 77 85 86 82 84 2016-17 91 87 85 82 81 75 85 81 2017-18 91 87 85 82 81 75 85 81 2018-19 86 83 88 82 86 69 89 72 2019-20 82.78 73.25 68.09 63.64 89 82.54 78.17 71.07
Source: Chief Education Officer Budgam
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CHAPTER-XVII EDUCATION TABLE NO. 17.06 INSTITUTIONAL TEACHERS, TEACHER PUPIL AND INSTITUTIONAL PUPIL RATIO
High/Hr. Sec. Schools Middle Schools Primary Schools
Year
Pupil Pupil Pupil
Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio
Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher
upil upil Ratio
Institution Institution Institution Institution
Pupil Ratio Pupil Ratio P
Institutional Institutional
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1997-98 01:16 01:14 1:184 1:11 1:12 1:102 1:2.35 1:48 1:113 1998-99 01:16 01:14 1:210 1:8 1:12 1:97 1:2.34 1:42 1:111 1999-2K 01:15 01:18 1:274 1:8 1:12 1:92 1:2.3 1:45 1:104 2000-01 01:16 01:16 1:256 1:8 1:22 1:178 1:02 1:49 1:113 2001-02 01:17 01:15 1:236 1:8 1:16 1:129 1:03 1:35 1:94 2002-03 01:17 01:13 1:214 1:7 1:21 1:155 1:03 1:45 1:95 2003-04 01:15 01:12 1:173 1:7 1:23 1:175 1:03 1:35 1:91 2004-05 01:15 01:28 1:215 1:7 1:28 1:112 1:03 1:29 1:106 2005-06 01:15 01:14 1:217 1:5 1:20 1:103 1:05 1:40 1:116 2006-07 01:10 01:20 1:202 1:5 1:23 1:117 1:02 1:62 1:126 2007-08 01:10 01:20 1:199 1:5 1:19 1:98 1:02 1:60 1:138 2008-09 01:11 01:21 1:217 1:4 1:15 1:60 1:2 1:43 1:95 2009-10 01:15 01:16 01:233 1:3 1:22 1:63 1:4 1:18 1:81 2010-11 01:19 01:11 01:189 1:4 1:16 1:59 1:4 1:18 1:74 2011-12 1:14 1:15 1:181 1:5 1:11 1:57 1:3 1:25 1:55 2012-13 1:15 1:16 1:185 1:6 1:12 1:61 1:4 1:23 1:49 2013-14 1:21 1:15 1:169 1:9 1:13 1:46 1:3 1:19 1:52 2014-15 1:28 1:7 1:188 1:6 1:7 1:44 1:3 1:25 1:68 2015-16 1:32 1:6 1:142 1:7 1:5 1:41 1:3 1:20 1:61 2016-17 1:11 1:12 1:144 1:6 1:7 1:44 1:2 1:25 1:61 2017-18 1:11 1:12 1:144 1:6 1:7 1:44 1:2 1:25 1:61 2018-19 1:11 1:12 1:144 1:6 1:5 1:43 1:2 1:23 1:61 2019-20 1:14 1:12 1:159 1:6 1:9 1:57 1:2 1:14 1:30
Source: Chief Education Officer Budgam
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CHAPTER-XVIII
HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE
Health care, both curative and preventive is being provided considerably both in rural and urban areas. Data on number of medical institutions, beds and medical personnel available, patients treated, operations performed, family welfare activities etc. are given in this chapter.
115 XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.00
NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS
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Year
Sub
Total
Unani
Health
Family
Others
District District welfare
Primary Centres Centres Centres
Hospitals Hospitals
Dispensary Institutions Ayurovedic 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1995-96 1 4 26 15 26 7 137 210
1996-97 1 4 28 13 26 7 140 210
1997-98 1 5 29 13 26 7 141 222
1998-99 1 5 31 13 26 7 141 224
1999-2K 1 5 29 10 26 7 141 219
2000-01 1 5 29 10 26 7 141 219
2001-02 1 5 29 10 26 7 141 219
2002-03 1 5 29 10 26 7 181 259
2003-04 1 5 29 10 26 7 181 259
2004-05 1 9 35 10 28 7 126 216
2005-06 1 9 35 10 28 7 126 216
2006-07 1 9 35 10 28 7 126 216
2007-08 1 9 35 10 26 7 126 214
2008-09 1 9 35 10 26 7 131 219
2009-10 1 9 43 10 26 7 131 227
2010-11 1 9 44 10 26 7 131 228
2011-12 1 9 45 10 26 7 131 229
2012-13 1 9 47 10 26 7 129 221
2013-14 1 9 70 10 26 7 155 278
2014-15 1 9 70 10 26 7 143 266
2015-16 1 9 75 31 26 7 136 285
2016-17 1 9 75 31 26 7 137 286
2017-18 1 9 75 31 37 7 137 297
2018-19 1 9 75 31 37 7 137 297
2019-20 1 9 74 31 37 7 137 275
Source: Chief Medical Officer Budgam
116 XVIII- HEALTH AND FAM ILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.01
HOSPITAL BEDS AVAILABLE
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ntres ntres /
Year
Sub Sub
Total
Others
District District
Centres
Ce
Hospitals Hospitals Dispensaries 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1996-97 100 200 160 0 0 460 1997-98 100 100 170 0 0 370 1998-99 100 180 180 0 0 460 1999-2K 100 150 160 0 0 410 2000-01 100 150 160 26 0 436 2001-02 100 150 160 26 12 448 2002-03 100 150 160 26 12 448 2003-04 100 150 160 26 12 448 2004-05 100 270 160 26 12 568 2005-06 100 270 160 26 12 568 2006-07 100 270 160 26 12 568 2007-08 100 270 190 26 12 598 2008-09 100 270 190 26 12 598 2009-10 100 270 190 26 12 598 2010-11 100 270 190 26 12 598 2011-12 100 270 190 26 12 598 2012-13 100 270 350 - 15 735 2013-14 100 270 350 - 15 735 2014-15 100 270 350 - 15 735 2015-16 100 270 356 - 15 741 2016-17 100 270 356 - 15 741 2017-18 100 270 356 - 15 741 2018-19 100 270 356 _ 15 741 2019-20 100 270 356 _ 15 741
Source: Chief Medical Officer Budgam
117 VIII-HEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE TABLE NO. 18.02 MEDICAL PERSONNEL AVAILABLE Lady Vaids/ Sanitary Health PHW ANMS Year Doctor Nurses Compounders Dawasaz Heath Others Total Hakims Inspector Inspector Workers Midwives Visitors 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 2000-01 243 25 62 153 26 7 12 36 17 189 253 1023 2001-02 243 25 62 153 26 7 12 36 17 189 241 1011 2002-03 243 25 62 153 26 7 12 36 17 189 241 1011 2003-04 243 25 62 153 26 7 12 36 17 189 241 1011 2004-05 172 25 82 160 26 09 12 36 17 200 250 989 2005-06 206 25 99 160 26 09 12 36 17 200 250 1040 2006-07 206 25 99 160 26 07 06 20 17 200 250 1016 2007-08 315 26 95 172 26 07 12 36 17 208 250 1164 2008-09 345 25 95 172 25 07 12 36 17 208 250 1192 2009-10 345 25 95 172 25 07 12 36 17 208 250 1192 2010-11 345 25 95 172 25 07 12 36 17 208 250 1192 2011-12 316 25 95 170 33 07 12 36 17 207 250 1169 2012-13 332 25 95 170 33 07 12 36 17 208 250 1185 2013-14 350 25 95 170 33 07 12 36 17 208 250 1203 2014-15 170 33 07 12 36 17 208 250 1203 350 25 95 2015-16 350 25 95 170 33 07 12 36 17 208 250 1203 2016-17 350 25 95 170 33 07 12 36 17 208 250 1203 2017-18 350 40 98 198 29 08 10 48 17 208 250 1256 2018-19 362 40 98 198 29 08 10 48 17 208 250 1268 2019-20 320 52 50 149 45 7 0 34 16 190 355 1218 SOURCE:- Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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XVIII - HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.03 PATIENTS TREATED AND OPERATIONS PERFORMED
Patients treated Operations Performed Year Indoor Outdoor Total Major Minor Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1995-96 2706 765885 768591 69 2753 2822 1996-97 10532 691927 702459 222 5112 5343 1997-98 13816 624804 638620 211 4815 5026 1998-99 12708 713541 726249 113 4442 4555 1999-2K 9450 615941 625391 223 3406 3629 2000-01 9215 694270 703485 327 4084 4411 2001-02 6528 648826 655354 479 3492 3971 2002-03 13887 512503 526390 573 6458 7031 2003-04 11006 483779 494785 528 3551 4079 2004-05 18345 660901 679246 935 5553 6488 2005-06 18378 701539 719917 739 5224 5963 2006-07 24301 653209 677510 1365 3680 5045 2007-08 29610 636178 665788 1116 3880 4996 2008-09 31547 648287 679834 1223 1786 3009 2009-10 39805 718873 758678 2014 4691 6705 2010-11 48951 820997 869948 2237 4636 6873 2011-12 54607 1141619 1196226 3473 7434 10907 2012-13 52071 1450096 1502167 3514 10667 14181 2013-14 57678 1587297 1644975 4138 13722 17860 2014-15 51323 1588333 1639656 3883 20446 24329 2015-16 48901 1678872 1727773 4426 26030 30456 2016-17 51709 1769352 1821061 5050 27215 32265 2017-18 53825 1844343 1898168 4592 32742 37334 2018-19 53701 1868756 1922457 4121 36647 40768 2019-20 59598 1951731 2011329 5273 12619 17892 Source: Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINSTERED FOR THE YEAR 2010-11
Anti- OPV Pent Measle S.NO BLOCK Small BCG First First s Others Pox Dose Dose
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 Beerwah Nil 229 1467 1467 1681
2 Budgam Nil 17 1732 1732 1765
3 Chadoora Nil 433 1499 1499 1624
4 Charisharief Nil 354 1027 1027 1093
5 Chatterigam Nil 58 1254 1254 1364
6 Khag Nil 200 970 970 959
7 Khansahib Nil 398 1766 1766 1882
8 Magam Nil 289 1785 1785 1721
9 Nagam Nil 205 785 785 812
10 Soibugh Nil 106 1207 1207 1071
11 Distt. Nil 1432 0 0 0 Hospital Total Nil 3721 13492 13492 13972
Dose includes:- DTP-I,II,III& Booster/Hepatitis-B Zero I,II,III
Source: Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THEYEAR 2011-12
Anti S. BLOCK Small BCG Cholera Polio Measle Others NO Pox s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 Beerwah Nil 395 Nil 5063 1792 7470
2 Budgam Nil 408 Nil 3272 1333 4842
3 Chadoora Nil 711 Nil 6588 2622 9476
4 Charisharief Nil 341 Nil 7562 3211 10346
5 Chatterigam Nil 924 Nil 8006 2601 8398
6 Khag Nil 737 Nil 8031 3622 11480
7 Khansahib Nil 197 Nil 4044 1759 6152
8 Magam Nil 1031 Nil 6541 2792 8838
9 Nagam Nil 507 Nil 5709 2572 8732
10 Soibugh Nil 405 Nil 3963 1637 5732
11 Distt.Hospital Nil 224 Nil 241 0 452
Total Nil 5880 Nil 59020 23941 81918
Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THE YEAR 2012-13
Anti S. BLOCK Small BCG Cholera Polio Measle Others NO Pox s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 Beerwah Nil 355 Nil 3935 831 6903
2 Budgam Nil 359 Nil 3266 675 6123
3 Chadoora Nil 512 Nil 4346 1386 8533
4 Charisharief Nil 422 Nil 6899 1551 13080
5 Chatterigam Nil 819 Nil 7012 1734 12840
6 Khag Nil 334 Nil 7447 1740 14170
7 Khansahib Nil 315 Nil 4188 931 8592
8 Magam Nil 1019 Nil 7213 1572 13110
9 Nagam Nil 455 Nil 5910 1490 11362
10 Soibugh Nil 345 Nil 3308 751 6102
11 Distt. Hospital Nil 758 Nil 925 0 979
Total Nil 5693 Nil 54449 12661 101794
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Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THE YEAR 2013-14
Anti S. BLOCK Small BCG Cholera Polio Measle Others NO Pox s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Beerwah Nil 390 Nil 3425 1613 3815
2 Budgam Nil 256 Nil 3230 1433 3486
3 Chadoora Nil 695 Nil 6538 3004 7233
4 Charisharief Nil 208 Nil 4656 2259 4864
5 Chatterigam Nil 745 Nil 7020 3101 7765
6 Khag Nil 499 Nil 5972 3041 6471
7 Khansahib Nil 546 Nil 3956 1980 4502
8 Magam Nil 921 Nil 7393 3195 8314
9 Nagam Nil 499 Nil 6466 3101 6965
10 Soibugh Nil 350 Nil 3283 1506 3633
11 Distt. Hospital Nil 613 Nil 650 0 1263
Total Nil 5722 Nil 52589 24233 58311
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Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THE YEAR 2014-15
Opv Pent S. Measles BLOCK BCG Ist Ist Polio NO Dose Dose 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Charisharief 433 964 964 1045 0
2 Nagam 208 920 920 947 0
3 Chadoora 705 1788 1788 1787 0
4 Chattergam 149 1184 1184 1305 0
5 Khansahib 667 1582 1582 1643 0
6 Budgam 506 1383 1383 1632 0
7 Soibugh 284 932 932 1190 0
8 Magam 679 1600 1600 1538 0
9 Beerwah 521 1471 1471 1506 0
10 Khag 354 714 714 799 0
11 Distt. Hospital 876 0 0 0 0
Total 5382 12538 12538 13392 0
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Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THE YEAR 2015-16
Opv Pent S. Measles BLOCK BCG Ist Ist Polio NO Dose Dose 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Charisharief 376 1009 1009 944 0
2 Nagam 208 798 798 813 0
3 Chadoora 648 1603 1606 1766 0
4 Chattergam 134 1121 1121 1350 0
5 Khansahib 568 1723 1722 1621 0
6 Budgam 370 1522 1522 1575 0
7 Soibugh 219 1008 1008 1040 0
8 Magam 649 1554 1554 1614 0
9 Beerwah 465 1377 1377 1515 0
10 Khag 344 830 830 814 0
11 Distt. Hospital 908 0 0 0 0
Total 4889 12545 12547 13052 0
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Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THE YEAR 2016-17 Opv Pent S. Measles BLOCK BCG Ist Ist Polio NO Dose Dose 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Charisharief 306 972 972 951 0
2 Nagam 259 838 838 894 0
3 Chadoora 588 1494 1494 1762 0
4 Chattergam 127 1136 1136 1240 0
5 Khansahib 639 1880 1879 1708 0
6 Budgam 100 1582 1582 1635 0
7 Soibugh 205 1050 1050 1028 0
8 Magam 809 1597 1597 1620 0
9 Beerwah 467 1251 1251 1346 0
10 Khag 425 918 918 920 0
11 Distt. Hospital 1513 0 0 0 0
Total 5438 12718 12717 13104 0
Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THE YEAR 2017-18 Opv Pent S. Measles BLOCK BCG Ist Ist Polio NO Dose Dose 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Charisharief 341 1040 1040 1011 0
2 Nagam 159 807 807 857 0
3 Chadoora 545 1424 1424 1435 0
4 Chattergam 93 1112 1112 1409 0
5 Khansahib 426 1668 1668 1646 0
6 Budgam 85 1494 1494 1608 0
7 Soibugh 149 1055 1057 1134 0
8 Magam 616 1691 1691 1656 0
9 Beerwah 289 1283 1283 1352 0
10 Khag 277 899 890 938 0
11 Distt. Hospital 1146 - - - 0
Total 4126 12473 12466 13046 0
Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
127.
XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THE YEAR 2018-19 Opv Pent S. Measles BLOCK BCG Ist Ist Polio NO Dose Dose 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Charisharief 383 1062 1062 705 0
2 Nagam 202 822 822 618 0
3 Chadoora 459 1417 1417 1145 0
4 Chattergam 59 1196 1196 991 0
5 Khansahib 519 1923 1923 1212 0
6 Budgam 27 1508 1508 1390 0
7 Soibugh 129 1175 1175 963 0
8 Magam 435 1729 1729 1457 0
9 Beerwah 306 1487 1487 1442 0
10 Khag 312 937 937 819 0
11 Distt. Hospital 1084 0 0 0 0
Total 3915 13256 13256 10742 0
Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
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XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.04 BLOCK WISE VACCINATION ADMINISTRATERED FOR THE YEAR 2019-20
Anti- OPV Pent Measle S.NO BLOCK Small BCG First First s Others Pox Dose Dose
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 Beerwah Nil 229 1467 1467 1681
2 Budgam Nil 17 1732 1732 1765
3 Chadoora Nil 433 1499 1499 1624
4 Charisharief Nil 354 1027 1027 1093
5 Chatterigam Nil 58 1254 1254 1364
6 Khag Nil 200 970 970 959
7 Khansahib Nil 398 1766 1766 1882
8 Magam Nil 289 1785 1785 1721
9 Nagam Nil 205 785 785 812
10 Soibugh Nil 106 1207 1207 1071
11 Distt. Nil 1432 0 0 0 Hospital Total Nil 3721 13492 13492 13972
Source: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Budgam
129 XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.05 FAMILY WELFARE WORK DONE
Year No. of Sterilization operations No. of Distributed loops Inserted Vasectomy Tubectorny Total Condoms Oral Pills
1999-2K 13 102 115 327 1176 3753
2000-01 33 296 329 582 41735 7830
2001-02 31 341 372 936 39353 9668
2002-03 28 469 497 1138 22849 14161
2003-04 57 707 764 1146 23430 7752
2004-05 36 630 666 1396 44749 2624
2005-06 42 524 566 1644 35629 3648
2006-07 94 660 754 1616 36826 6698
2007-08 93 433 526 1298 54647 14946
2008-09 78 308 386 1602 49878 9301
2009-10 51 631 682 1208 77703 11097
2010-11 71 542 613 977 76643 7761
2011-12 42 474 516 1096 98188 13329
2012-13 17 380 397 1312 155211 18229
2013-14 27 383 410 1107 143273 25384
2014-15 02 210 212 638 156630 24324
2015-16 08 102 110 254 150884 26602
2016-17 32 333 365 564 139943 19685
2017-18 67 381 448 983 149061 22814
2018-19 54 321 375 943 164396 27227
2019-20 2 352 355 956 170774 557
Source: Chief Medical Officer Budgam.
130 XVIII- HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE TABLE NO. 18.06 PATIENT DOCTOR RATIO, POPULATION DOCTOR RATIO, INSTITUTIONPOPULATION RATIO
Year Patient Pop. Patient Nurse Pop. Pop. Doctor Doctor Doctor Nurse Doctor Institution Bed. Institution Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio Ratio 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1995-96 6459:1 4179:1 14781:1 1:4 2292:1 1105:1 0.5:1 1996-97 5242:1 3711:1 13509:1 1:4 2261:1 1081:1 0.6:1 1997-98 3100:1 2414:1 11826:1 1:3 2240:1 1344:1 0.9:1 1998-99 3347:1 3292:1 11714:1 1:3 2271:1 1081:1 1:1 1999-2K 2882:1 2292:1 10087:1 1:3 2271:1 1213:1 1:1 2000-01 2895:1 2602:1 11347:1 1:4 2271:1 1412:1 1.11:1 2001-02 2697:1 2602:1 10570:1 1:4 2271:1 1411:1 1.11:! 2002-03 2166:1 2601:1 8490:1 1:4 2440:1 1411:1 1.07:1 2003-04 2036:1 2590:1: 7980:1 1:4 2430:1 1405:1 1:1 2004-05 3949:1 3659:1 8283:1 1:2 2913:1 1108:1 1:1.26 2005-06 3495:1 3055:1 7272:1 1:2 2913:1 1108:1 1:1.05 2006-07 3171:1 3054:1 6598:1 1:2 3383:1 1107:1 1:1.07 2007-08 2810:1 2655:1 6725:1 1:2 2913:1 1107:1 1:1.09 2008-09 1970:1 1824:1 7156:1 1:4 2873:1 1053:1 1:1.60 2009-10 2199:1 1824:1 7986:1 1:4 2772:1 1052:1 1:1.52 2010-11 2122:1 1820:1 7686:1 1:3 2572:1 1052:1 1:1.52 2011-12 3785:1 2083:1 12591:1 1:3 3289:1 1259:1 1:1.37 2012-13 4524:1 2298:1 15812:1 1:3 3532:1 1275:1 1:1.40 2013-14 4699:1 2151:1 17315:1 1:3 2708:1 1024:1 1:1.25 2014-15 4699:1 2151:1 17315:1 1:3 2708:1 1024:1 1:125 2015-16 4923:1 2134:1 19751:1 1:4 3283:1 1153:1 1:1.54 2016-17 5478:1 2285:1 18240:1 1:3 3326:1 1168:1 1:1:45 2017-18 5423:1 2102:1 19369:1 1:4 2477:1 993:1 1:1 2018-19 5411:1 2082:1 19617:1 1:4 2538:1 1017:1 1:1 2019-20 5404:1 2069:1 40206:1 1:744 7310:1 2712:1 1:36
Population as per 2011 Census
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CHAPTER-XIX
PUBLIC HEALTH
Safe drinking water supply is being provided to villages on priority basis and the programme stands identified as a priority item of development. The District has a total number of 460 inhabited villages as per census 2011. All of which stand provided with safe drinking water. The department is now augmenting the water supply and ensuring the full coverage of villages. The details of villages provided with water supply and number of PSP/PCC’S etc. in the District are given in this chapter.
132 XIX- PUBLIC HEALTH
TABLE NO. 19.00 NUMBER OF WELLS AND DRINKING WATER INSTALLATIONS Number of Number of Year Public Private Total Tube Dug Wells Stand Connections Wells Posts 1995-96 6900 18696 25596 42 34 1996-97 8000 19003 27003 42 34 1997-98 11998 21000 32998 47 37 1998-99 12021 21115 33136 49 38 1999-2K 12021 21115 33136 52 38 2000-01 12461 22185 34646 63 38 2001-02 12859 23003 35862 66 95 2002-03 12859 23003 35862 66 95 2003-04 12865 23040 35905 75 97 2004-05 13752 24112 37864 75 97 2005-06(P) 13752 24112 37864 75 97 2006-07 13752 24112 37864 75 97 2007-08 13752 24112 37864 75 97 2008-09 13752 24112 37864 75 97 2009-10(P) 13752 24112 37864 75 97 2010-11 14884 33039 47923 75 97 2011-12 14892 33047 47939 75 97 2012-13 15230 34133 49363 82 103 2013-14 15416 35209 50625 101 106 2014-15 15416 36430 51846 126 118 2015-16 15416 37535 52951 126 118 2016-17 15416 37535 52951 126 118 2017-18 15541 38491 54032 174 119 2018-19 15548 40205 55753 174 119 2019-20 - 7693 7693 - -
Source: S.E. Hydraulic Circle Budgam
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XIX- PUBLIC HEALTH TABLE NO. 19.01
COVERAGE UNDER RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES Rural Pop. Total Population Villages Covered %age of %age of Inhabited Year (in lakhs) Covered(N (in lakhs) population villages Villages os) Covered covered
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2001-02 470 5.59 470 3.15 100.00 100.00
2002-03 470 5.59 470 3.15 100.00 100.00
2003-04 470 5.59 470 3.67 65.30 100.00
2004-05 470 5.59 470 4.25 67.57 100.00
2005-06 470 5.59 470 5.13 91.77 100.00
2006-07 470 5.59 470 5.13 91.77 100.00
2007-08 470 5.59 470 5.13 91.77 100.00
2008-09 470 5.59 470 5.13 91.79 100.00
2009-10 470 5.59 470 5.13 91.77 100.00
2010-11 470 5.59 470 5.20 95.00 100.00
2011-12 460 6.55 465 6.20 95.00 100.00
2012-13 460 6.55 465 6.20 95.00 100.00
2013-14 460 6.55 465 6.20 95.00 100.00
2014-15 460 6.55 465 6.20 95.00 100.00
2015-16 460 6.55 460 6.20 95.00 100.00
2016-17 460 6.55 460 6.20 95.00 100.00
2017-18 460 6.55 460 6.20 95 100.00
2018-19 460 6.55 460 6.20 95.0 100.00
2019-20 565 7.60 565 7.30 96.0 100.00
Source: S.E. Hydraulic Circle Budgam @ Population as per 2001 & 2011 Census
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CHAPTER-XX
POST AND TELEGRAPH
Post services have reached to far flung areas in the State.
The District Budgam has a total of 86 post offices and 15518 telephone connections. The details are given in the statement that follows. In addition to this the Mobile and Will system has also been introduced in the district recently by the BSNL.
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XX- POST AND TELEGRAPH TABLE NO. 20.00 TELEGRAPH OFFICES
Number of Offices Number of Telephone Connections Telegraph Year Total Head Sub- Branch Offices Post Post Post PCO’s Govt. Priv-ate Total Office Offices Offices 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1995-96 NIL 7 75 1 83 0 82 0 82
1996-97 NIL 7 75 1 83 0 683 0 683
1997-98 NIL 7 75 1 83 0 683 0 683
1998-99 NIL 7 75 1 83 0 683 0 683
1999-2K NIL 11 74 1 86 0 1587 20 1607
2000-01 NIL 11 74 1 86 226 55 1689 1970
2001-02 NIL 11 74 1 86 295 150 2742 3187
2002-03 NIL 11 74 1 86 306 170 3905 4381
2003-04 NIL 11 74 1 86 417 220 4693 5330
2004-05 NIL 11 74 1 86 170 225 7158 8553
2005-06 NIL 12 73 1 86 192 225 11092 11509
2006-07 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 15095 15518
2007-08 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 15095 15518
2008-09 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2009-10 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2010-11 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2011-12 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2012-13 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2013-14 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2014-15 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2015-16 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2016-17 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2017-18 NIL 12 73 1 86 198 225 NA NA
2018-19 NIL 12 73 1 86 0 225 NA NA
2019-20 NIL 12 73 1 86 0 225 NA NA
Source: Post and Telegraph (Telecommunication Budgam)
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CHAPTER-XXI
SOCIAL WELFARE
Social Welfare Department runs a number of training centers for scheduled cast and other backward communities. They also give subsidy to weaker families on various accounts. The number of centers run, households and the students benefited under various schemes are indicated in the tables of this chapter.
137 XXI SOCIAL WELFARE TABLE NO. 21.00 SOCIAL WELFARE CENTRES AND TRAINEES
Number of Year Type of Training Centres Training Trainees Centres Trained 1 2 3 4 1996-97 Embroidery/Tailoring/Knitting/Willow works 12 272
1997-98 Embroidery/Tailoring/Knitting/Willow works 12 300
1998-99 Embroidery/Tailoring/Knitting/Willow works 12 300
1999-2K Embroidery/Tailoring/Knitting/Willow works 12 300
2000-01 Embroidery/Tailoring/Knitting/Willow works 12 297
2001-02 Embroidery/Tailoring/Knitting/Willow works 12 295
2002-03 Embroidery/Tailoring/Knitting/Willow works 12 300
2003-04 Tailoring/Willow works 12 291
2004-05 Tailoring/willow works 12 275
2005-06 Tailoring/willow works/Carpentry 12 250
2006-07 Tailoring/willow works/Carpentry 12 275
2007-08 Tailoring/willow works/Craftman 12 275
2008-09 Tailoring/willow works/Craftman 10 250
2009-10 Cutting &Tailoring/Knitting embroidery 11 275
2010-11 Cutting &Tailoring/Knitting embroidery 11 275
2011-12 Cutting & Tailoring/ knitting embroidery 11 275
2012-13 Cutting & Tailoring/ knitting embroidery 12 300
2013-14 Cutting & Tailoring/ knitting embroidery 11 275
2014-15 Cutting & Tailoring/ knitting embroidery 11 275
2015-16 Cutting & Tailoring/ knitting embroidery 11 275
2016-17 Cutting & Tailoring/knitting embroidery 11 275
2017-18 Cutting & Tailoring/knitting embroidery 10 250
2018-19 Cutting & Tailoring/knitting embroidery 11 250
2019-20 Cutting & Tailoring/knitting embroidery/Cottage 11 275 Industries Centre
Source: District Social Welfare Officer Budgam
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XXI- SOCIAL WELFARE TABLE NO. 21.01 NUMBER OF STUDENTS BENEFITED UNDER PRE-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP (RS. IN LAKHS)
Year Gujjar & Bakerwals Other Backward Total Classes Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount (2+4) (3+5) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1996-97 NIL NIL 1768 4.55 1768 4.55 1997-98 NIL NIL 3064 7.93 3064 7.93 1998-99 NIL NIL 1623 3.91 1623 3.91 1999-2K NIL NIL 3307 1.05 3307 1.05 2000-01 NIL NIL 3276 7.82 3276 7.82 2001-02 NIL NIL 2326 5.48 2326 5.48 2002-03 NIL NIL 3454 8.12 3454 8.12 2003-04 NIL NIL 3976 9.44 3976 9.44 2004-05 NIL NIL 4011 9.62 4011 9.62 2005-06 NIL NIL 4888 12.41 4888 12.41 2006-07 NIL NIL 4204 10.03 4204 10.03 2007-08 NIL NIL 3016 12.57 3016 12.57 2008-09 NIL NIL 8095 22.16 8095 22.16 2009-10 NIL NIL 3566 27.88 3566 27.88 2010-11 NIL NIL 2934 23.48 2934 23.48 2011-12 NIL NIL 2724 23.48 2724 23.48 2012-13 NIL NIL 2558 23.473 2558 23.473 2013-14 NIL NIL 2558 26.04 2558 26.04 2014-15 NIL NIL 1673 13..023 1673 13.023 2015-16 NIL NIL 2738 28.170 2738 28.170 2016-17 NIL NIL 3184 28.170 3184 28.17 2017-18 NIL NIL 926 7.888 926 7.888 2018-19 NIL NIL 4246 41.364 4246 41.364 2019-20 NIL NIL 2360 20.717 2360 20.717
Source: District Social Welfare Officer Budgam.
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CHAPTER-XXII
JUDICIAL STATISTICS
The chapter gives data on number of judicial institutions, Police Stations, Police Posts, institutions and disposal of civil and criminal cases and cognizable Offences.
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XXII- JUDICIAL STATISTICS
TABLE NO. 22.00
NUMBER OF JUDICIAL DIVISIONS AND COURTS
Year District & District Sub-Judge Munsiff Total Session Magistrate Courts Courts Courts Courts
1 2 3 4 5 6
1996-97 1 1 1 2 5
1997-98 1 1 1 2 5
1998-99 1 1 1 2 5
1999-2K 1 1 1 2 5
2000-01 1 1 1 4 5
2001-02 1 1 1 4 7
2002-03 1 1 1 4 7
2003-04 1 1 1 5 7
2004-05 1 1 1 5 8
2005-06 1 1 1 5 8
2006-07 1 1 1 5 8
2007-08 1 1 1 5 8
2008-09 1 1 1 5 8
2009-10 1 1 1 5 8
2010-11 1 1 1 4 8
2011-12 1 1 1 4 8
2012-13 1 1 2 4 8
2013-14 1 1 2 4 8
2014-15 1 1 2 4 8
2015-16 1 1 2 4 8
2016-17 1 1 2 4 8
2017-18 1 1 2 4 8
2017-18 1 1 2 4 8
2018-19 1 1 2 5 9
2019-20 2 1 3 5 11
Source: Principal District and Session Judge Budgam
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XXII- JUDICIAL STATISTICS TABLE NO. 22.01 Number of Police Stations and Police Posts
Number of Police Stations and Police Number charged with CRS Posts works Year Police Police Police Police Total Station Posts Station Posts 1 2 3 4 5 6 1995-96 4 4 8 4 4 1996-97 4 4 8 4 4 1997-98 4 4 8 4 4 1998-99 4 5 9 4 5 1999-2K 6 4 10 6 3 2000-01 6 4 10 6 3 2001-02 6 4 10. 6 3 2002-03 6 4 10 6 3 2003-04 6 4 10 6 3 2004-05 6 4 10 6 3 2005-06 7 4 11 7 4 2006-07 7 4 11 7 4 2007-08 7 4 11 7 4 2008-09 7 4 11 7 4 2009-10 6 5 11 6 5 2010-11 6 5 11 6 5 2011-12 7 4 11 7 4 2012-13 7 4 11 7 4 2013-14 7 4 11 7 4 2014-15 7 4 11 7 4 2016-17 7 5 12 7 5 2017-18 7 5 12 7 5 2018-19 7 5 12 7 5 2019-20 7 5 12 7 5
------Source: Senior. Superintendent of Police Budgam
142 XXII- JUDICIAL STATISTICS
TABLE NO. 22.02 INSTITUTIONS AND DISPOSAL OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES
Opening Institutions Disposed off Closing Year Balance during the Year during the year Balance
1 2 3 4 5 1996-97 6259 3103 3932 5430 1997-98 5430 3996 3879 5547 1998-99 5547 4332 3702 6177 1999-2K 6177 3337 3006 6508 2000-01 6508 3871 3607 6712 2001-02 6712 4767 4756 6723 2002-03 6723 5365 5815 6273 2003-04 6273 5170 4682 6761 2004-05 6761 5043 5213 6591 2005-06 7669 6027 5814 7882 2006-07 7882 7916 7742 8056 2007-08 8056 8827 6883 10000 2008-09 9914 6485 6143 10256 2009-10 10256 5524 5656 10124 2010-11 10124 4700 4299 10525 2011-12 10525 1746 1971 10300 2012-13 10300 7063 10048 7315 2014-15 7857 9043 8432 8468 2015-16 8468 12790 12715 8543 2016-17 6050 2327 2294 6083 2017-18 6083 3449 3088 6444 2018-19 6282 3500 3209 6573 2019-20 6573 3050 2293 7330
------Source: Assistant Registrar (Sts) High Court of Jammu & Kashmir Srinagar
143 XXII- JUDICIALSTATISTICS TABLE NO. 22.03 CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES
Civil Cases Criminal Cases Year Opening Closing Opening Closing Institutions Disposal Institutions Disposal Balance Balance Balance Balance 1 2 3 4 57 6 7 8 9 1997-98 2051 1373 1588 1836 3379 2623 2291 3711 1998-99 1836 1335 1362 1809 3711 3087 2430 4368 1999-2K 1809 1174 1272 1711 4368 2163 1734 4797 2000-01 1711 1489 1371 1829 4797 2382 2296 4883 2001-02 1829 1578 1733 1674 4883 3189 3023 5049 2002-03 1674 1661 1902 1433 5049 3704 3913 484 2003-04 1433 1868 1583 1718 4840 3384 3099 5125 2004-05 1718 1913 1614 2017 5125 3894 3367 5652 2005-06 2017 2268 1806 2479 5652 3759 4008 5403 2006-07 2479 2410 2345 2541 5406 5446 5337 5515 2007-08 2541 3161 2194 3508 5515 5669 4692 6492 2008-09 3491 1908 2013 3386 6423 4577 4130 6870 2009-10 3386 1887 1760 3504 6870 3646 3896 6620 2010-11 3504 1825 1695 3634 6620 2875 2604 6891 2011-12 3634 755 854 3335 6891 991 1117 6765 2012-13 3535 2696 3770 2461 6765 4367 6278 4854 2014-15 3041 2590 2339 3292 4816 6453 6093 5176 2015-16 3292 3261 2934 3619 5176 4529 9781 4924 2016-17 1924 808 781 1951 4126 1519 1513 4132 2017-18 1951 1114 1340 1725 4132 2335 1748 4719 2018-19 2140 1096 1116 2120 4142 2404 2093 4453 2019-20 2120 827 696 2251 4453 2223 1597 5079 Source: Deputy Registrar (Sts) High Court of Jammu & Kashmir Srinagar
144 XXII-JUDICIAL STATISTICS TABLE NO. 22.04 COGNIZABLE CASES REPORTED
Number of Cases reported
Kidnapping Criminal Year Count Murder Rape & Dacoity Robbery Burglary Theft Rioting Breach of Cheating Others Fighting Abduction Trust
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1997-98 58 45 45 5 0 99 126 96 7 10 0 299 1998-99 15 40 40 4 64 134 98 2 12 343 0 726 1999-00 29 33 33 3 3 43 98 88 1 11 1 297 2000-01 38 6 48 1 0 52 136 71 1 8 0 337 2001-02 78 7 40 0 2 65 94 88 3 6 0 618 2002-03 46 12 40 2 3 47 109 88 2 13 0 705 2003-04 48 11 46 0 1 80 119 82 3 13 0 640 2004-05 60 06 61 0 07 61 147 92 02 05 01 688 2005-06 27 06 63 01 02 82 141 118 03 09 0 614 2006-07 12 05 53 0 08 82 184 129 02 11 0 837 2007-08 5 17 72 0 09 92 176 111 02 21 0 400 2008-09 3 7 66 0 4 77 106 230 2 31 1 985 2009-10 3 10 76 0 11 85 265 182 7 23 5 836 2010-11 2 7 67 0 10 91 276 201 5 18 - 869 2011-12 5 8 101 0 4 99 212 166 7 24 2 752 2012-13 3 7 77 1 7 90 167 173 3 35 2 717 2013-14 4 11 61 0 2 85 109 198 5 18 1 772 2014-15 12 12 65 0 2 99 99 166 7 37 - 790 2015-16 03 13 66 0 2 99 110 102 10 38 0 640 2016-17 03 10 42 0 6 125 127 172 03 11 0 602 2017-18 0 10 66 0 4 117 210 98 01 29 0 561 2018-19 01 21 75 01 09 107 113 58 03 19 0 873 2019-20 1 8 68 0 5 74 123 64 3 27 0 825
Source: Senior Superintendent of Police Budgam
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CHAPTER-XXIII
P L A N N I N G
Decentralized planning is in vague in the state for several years. Now implementation of District plans has been playing a responsible role in the total plan exercise of the State. Information about sector wise details of outlays and expenditure are reflected in this chapter.
146
SECTOR WISE OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE UNDER DISTRICT PLAN 2019-20
Approved out lay 2019-20 Revised out lay 2019-20 Expenditure 2019-20 S.NO Sector Revenue Capital Total Revenue Capital Total Revenue Capital Total I Agriculture and Allied Activities
1 Soil Conservation - 19.88 19.88 - 16.88 16.88 - 7.88 7.88 2 Sheep Husbandry - 8.84 8.84 - 7.60 7.60 - 4.72 4.72 3 Animal Husbandry - 50.83 50.83 - 43.79 43.79 - 28.35 28.35 4 Fisheries - 28.20 28.20 - 24.08 24.08 - 16.50 16.50 5 Forest - 26.56 26.56 - 23.24 23.24 - 13.28 13.28 6 Social Forestry - 17.51 17.51 - 15.08 15.08 - 9.23 9.23 Total (I) - 151.82 151.82 - 130.67 130.67 - 79.96 79.96 II Rural Dev. Deptt. 7 NRLM - 1207.16 1207.16 - 0.00 0.00 - 0.00 0.00
8 IAY - 2591.44 2591.44 - 177.30 177.30 - 177.30 177.30 9 MG-NREGA - 8529.63 8529.63 - 3940.40 3940.40 - 3457.48 3457.48 Total (II) - 12328.23 12328.23 - 4117.7 4117.7 - 3634.78 3634.78 III Irrigation and Flood Control 10 Minor Irrigation - 276.32 276.32 - 263.60 263.60 - 263.60 263.60 AIBP - 892.01 892.01 1049.88 1049.88 747.24 747.24 Total (IV) - 1168.33 1168.33 1313.48 1313.48 1010.84 1010.84
Continued
147
SECTOR WISE OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE UNDER DISTRICT PLAN 2019-20
S.NO Sector Approved out lay 2019-20 Revised out lay 2019-20 Expenditure 2019-20 Revenue Capital Total Revenue Capital Total Revenue Capital Total IV Energy 11 Power - 115.44 115.44 - 96.56 96.56 - 86.20 86.20 Total (IV) - 115.44 115.44 - 96.56 96.56 - 86.20 86.20 V Sericulture 12 Sericulture Development - 12.70 12.70 - 10.74 10.74 - 8.78 8.78 Total (V) - 12.70 12.70 - 10.74 10.74 8.78 8.78 VI Transport 13 Roads and Buildings - 3628.00 3628.00 - 1118.46 1118.46 837.01 837.01 Total (VI) - 3628.00 3628.00 - 1118.46 1118.46 - 837.01 837.01 VII General Economic Services
14 Planning Machinery ------15 NFB - 125.08 125.08 - 106.95 106.95 - 40.35 40.35
Total (VII) - 125.08 125.08 - 106.95 106.95 - 40.35 40.35
Continued.
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SECTOR WISE OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE UNDER DISTRICT PLAN 2019-20
S. Sector Approved out lay 2019-20 Revised out lay 2019-20 Expenditure 2019-20 NO Revenue Capital Total Revenue Capital Total Revenue Capital Total VIII Social Services (Education) 16 Elementary Education - 492.94 492.94 - 419.95 419.95 - 257.61 257.61 17 Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan - 2742.82 2742.82 - 0.00 0.00 - 0.00 0.00
18 Secondary Education - 118.12 118.12 - 59.06 59.06 - 36.95 36.95 19 RMSA - 5850.26 5850.26 - 0.00 0.00 - 0.00 0.00 Total Education - 9204.14 9204.14 - 479.01 479.01 - 294.56 294.56 Other Social Services 20 Youth Services and Sports 18.14 18.14 - 15.69 15.69 - 8.32 8.32 - 21 Health - 436.93 436.93 - 203.49 203.49 - 92.10 92.10 22 PHE - 936.03 936.03 - 701.06 701.06 - 494.07 494.07 23 Urban Development - 38.44 38.44 - 30.51 30.51 - 24.28 24.28 24 Nutrition - 3397.68 3397.68 - 122.52 122.52 - 122.52 122.52 25 Mid Day Meals - 1521.54 1521.54 - 332.94 332.94 - 244.05 244.05 Total - 6348.76 6348.76 - 1406.21 1406.21 - 985.34 985.34 Total (VIII) 15552.9 15552.9 - 1885.22 1885.22 - 1279.9 1279.9 IX Others - 86.25 86.25 - 100.00 100.00 - 48.70 48.70 United & Muharram Grants Back to Village - 420.00 420.00 - 822.49 822.49 - 402.49 402.49 Grand Total - 33588.75 33588.75 - 9702.27 9702.27 - 7429.00 7429.00
Source: - Chief Planning Officer, Budgam
149
CHAPTER-XXIV
GENERAL INFORMATION
This chapter gives data regarding entertainment enterprises in the district. Entertainment tax and sales tax realized and indicators of development are also given.
150
XXIV- GENERAL INFORMATION TABLE NO. 24.00 ENTERTAINMENT Seating Capacity in the Year Number of Cinema Halls Hall 1 2 3
1991-92 Nil Nil 1992-93 Nil Nil 1993-94 Nil Nil 1994-95 Nil Nil 1995-96 Nil Nil 1996-97 Nil Nil 1997-98 Nil Nil 1998-99 Nil Nil 1999-2K Nil Nil 2000-01 Nil Nil 2001-02 Nil Nil 2002-03 Nil Nil 2003-04 Nil Nil 2004-05 Nil Nil 2005-06 Nil Nil 2006-07 Nil Nil 2007-08 Nil Nil 2008-09 Nil Nil 2009-10 Nil Nil 2010-11 Nil Nil 2011-12 NIL NIL 2012-13 NIL NIL 2013-14 NIL NIL 2014-15 NIL NIL 2015-16 NIL NIL 2016-17 NIL NIL 2017-18 NIL NIL 2018-19 NIL NIL 2019-20 NIL NIL
Source: Commissioner Sales Tax.
151
XXIV GENERAL INFORMATION TABLE NO. 24.01 NUMBER OF ENTERPRISES AND PERSONS EMPLOYED THEREIN (UNIT-No’s)
1. Total No of Establishments = 48232 i. Rural Establishments = 43676 ii. Urban Establishments = 4556 2. Handicraft / Handloom Establishment = 26258 i. Rural Establishments = 25802 ii. Urban Establishments = 456 3. Establishment Employing 8 or more workers= 386 i. Rural Establishments = 307 ii. Urban Establishments = 79 Employment (No of Workers) 1. Total No of workers = 92768 i. Rural Workers = 81489 ii. Urban Workers = 11279
2. Total No of Male Workers. = 67765 i. Hired Male Workers = 23695 ii. Not Hired Male Workers = 44070 3. Total No of Female Workers = 25003 i. Hired female Workers = 8420 ii. Not hired female Workers = 16583
Source: 6th Economic Census-2013
152 XIV- GENERAL INFORMATION TABLE NO. 24.02 ENTERTAINMENT AND SALES TAX REALIZED Year (Rs. in lacs) 1 2 1998-99 655.91 1999-2000 1144.22 2000-01 2286.09 2001-02 2741.00 2002-03 2358.00 2003-04 2828.73 2004-05 2885.29 2005-06 2910.26 2006-07 4724.43 2007-08 2410.35 2008-09 613.03 2009-10 842.68 2010-11 7369.30 2011-12 11098.29 2012-13 17681.49 2013-14 20653.18 2014-15 708.99 2015-16 801.46 2016-17 1207.00 2017-18 1522.77 2018-19 GST 2019-20 GST Source: Additional Commissioner Commercial Taxes Kmr. Division (Adm)
153
XXV- FISHERIES STATISTICS TABLE NO. 25.00 FISH CAUGHT (SPECIES-WISE) (Unit in Quintals)
Total S.No. Year Trout Carp Schizothorax Species (4+5) 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 2005-06 1.50 3203 1007 4210
2 2006-07 1.90 2900 1100 4000
3 2007-08 2.10 3100 900 4000
4 2008-09 2.25 2900 1104 4004
5 2009-10 2.60 3100 1150 4250.00
6 2010-11 1.50 3210 1143 4353
7 2011-12 4.84 3300 1143 4443
8 2012-13 75.60 3580 1185 4765
9 2013-14 5.95 3690 1165 4855
10 2014-15 0.00 1825 560 2385
11 2015-16 0.00 684.50 350.33 1034.83
12 2016-17 0.00 502.95 200.00 702.95
13 2017-18 0.00 920.00 275.00 1195.00
14 2018-19 0.17 664.00 280.00 944
15 2019-20 0.1 664.00 295 959.10
------Source: - Assistant Director Fisheries Budgam
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XXV - FISHERIES STATISTICS
TABLE NO.25.01
NO. OF FISHING LICENSE HOLDERS (Unit No’s)
S. Year No. of License Holders No. 1 2005-06 367
2 2006-07 375
3 2007-08 381
4 2008-09 385
5 2009-10 390
6 2010-11 403
7 2011-12 439
8 2012-13 458
9. 2013-14 423
10. 2014-15 464
11. 2015-16 589
12. 2016-17 497
13 2017-18 521
14 2018-19 646
15 2019-20 613
Source: - Assistant Director Fisheries Budgam
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XXV- FISHERIES STATISTICS TABLE NO.25.02 FISHERMAN POPULATION, LABOUR FORCE AND NO. OF IMPLEMENTS S. Item No. Recorded No ( as per live-stock census) 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Pop. 1 Dependent 1700 2110 2200 2508 2662 2787 2840 2910 3020 4010 on fishing
Labour force 2 Engaged in 403 403 439 423 464 470 425 521 530 560 Fishing
3
165 Boats 130 131 131 135 140 148 152 155 160
Nets 4 630 700 630 645 615 595 620 625 630 645 (all types)
5 94 53 53 Rods 54 600 60 96 123 100 92
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Source: - Assistant Director Fisheries Budgam
156 XXV- FISHERIES STATISTICS TABLE NO. 25.03 FISH PRODUCTION
S. Item 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 No Unit 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Fish Production Qtls 55.00 75.20 79.82 67.88 38.17 16.50 66.72 122.23 122.064 I. Trout Fish 1 production 728.30 64.3 Qtls 50.00 55.12 81.86 126.0 0.00 7.11 62.75 II. Carp Fish Production
Stocking
I. Stocking Lac. 1.00 1.00 0.85 0.55 0.72 0.86 0.60 0.60 0.70 of Trout fish. Nos. 2 0.17 0.170 1.00 0.50 1.50 0.215 0.85 1.00 1.30 II. Stocking Lac
of carp fish Nos.
License 3 Nos. 439 458 423 464 489 497 521 560 613 Recovery 4 Nylon Twine Nos. 118 130 150 - - 352 - 50 -
Accidental 5 Insurance Nos. 439 408 423 464 489 497 521 560 613 cover Construction
of low cost 6 Nos. 14 4 6 - - 4 1 8.00 8.00 house for
fisher man. Construction of fish pound 7 under Nos. 6 6 10 03 02 10 2 - 7 private sector
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Source:-Assistant Director Fisheries Budgam
157
XXVI- FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES TABLE NO.26.00 FIRES ATTENDED AND PROPERTY DAMAGED/ SALVAGED (Rs. in lacs) No. of No. of S. Property Property Property Year Fire Fires No. involved Damaged Salvaged Stations Attended 1 2005-06 09 197 1.485 1.49 0.18
2 2006-07 09 214 1.315 1.31 0.19
3 2007-08 09 350 84.243 84.24 0.47
4 2008-09 07 235 244 1585.58 385.24
5 2009-10 07 398 3291.23 676.89 2614.34
6 2010-11 07 190 2043.38 421.98 1621.40
7 2011-12 07 275 2262.20 342.54 1919.66
8 2012-13 08 405 2111.00 156.45 1954.55
9. 2013-14 08 274 2519.15 369.44 2159.71
10. 2014-15 08 208 2186.20 319.58 1866.62
11. 2015-16 08 363 3788.21 482.51 3305.70
12 2016-17 08 287 9134.13 557.42 8576.71
13 2017-18 08 293 4502.57 794.54 3708.03
08 +01 14 2018-19 189 3893 454 3439 Fire post
08 +(01 15 2019-20 157 3634 504.61 3129.39 Fire Post)
Source: Assistant Director Fire and Emergency Services Command Budgam
158
XXVII- ROAD TRANSPORT STATISTICS TABLE NO.27.00 REGISTRATION OF VEHICLES
S. Year HMV LMV Others Total No. 1 2007-08 99 1417 475 1991
2 2008-09 94 1273 365 1532
3 2009-10 116 1029 755 1900
4 2010-11 144 900 1441 2485
5 2011-12 134 1235 1871 3240
6 2012-13 147 237 2795 3179
7. 2013-14 100 3107 534 3741
8. 2014-15 37 1163 2059 3259
9. 2015-16 37 1766 2090 3893
10 2016-17 164 1202 3051 4417
11 2017-18 34 2488 3777 6299
12 2018-19 108 2417 3560 6085
13 2019-20 201 2373 3388 5962
Source: - Assistant Regional Transport Officer Budgam
159
XXVIII- ROAD TRANSPORT STATISTICS TABLE NO.27.01 NO.OF PERMITS ISSUED Type of S. District permits Year Vehicle No. Tipper/Truck HMV LMV Others Specify 1 2005-06 Tipper/Truck 68 33 13
2 2006-07 Tipper/Truck 80 18 04
3 2007-08 Tipper/Truck 113 93 05
4 2008-09 Tipper/Truck 114 105 03
5 2009-10 Tipper/Truck 122 83 15
6 2010-11 Tipper/Truck 167 03 185
7 2011-12 Tipper/Truck 152 178 03
8 2012-13 Tipper/Truck 143 243 17
9. 2013-14 Tipper/Truck 84 28 67
10. 2014-15 Tipper/Truck 25 144 23
11. 2015-16 Tipper/Truck 33 251 0
12. 2016-17 Tipper/Truck 35 16 51
13 2017-18 Tipper/Truck 45 15 10
14 2018-19 Tipper/Truck 124 0 64
15 2019-20 HGV TIPPER 122 76 0
16 2019-20 SCHOOL BUS 79 0 0
17 2019-20 MAXICAB 0 7 0
Source: - Assistant Regional Transport Officer Budgam
160 XXVII- ROAD TRANSPORT STATISTICS TABLE NO.27.02 NO.OF LICENSES ISSUED
S. Year HMV LMV Others Total No. 1 2007-08 0 164 0 164
2 2008-09 0 2956 0 2956
3 2009-10 341 4547 0 4888
4 2010-11 363 3459 0 3822
5 2011-12 447 3932 0 4379
6 2012-13 657 4168 0 4825
7. 2013-14 826 3247 0 4073
8. 2014-15 818 2613 0 3431
9. 2015-16 807 4241 0 5088
10. 2016-17 506 2566 0 3072
11 2017-18 976 4910 04 5890
12 2018-19 841 5837 0 6678
13 2019-20 510 4875 5 5390
Source: - Assistant Regional Transport Officer Budgam
161
XXVIII- FLORICULTURE EXTENSION STATISTICS
TABLE NO.28.00 No of Parks/Lawns Maintained & Growers Registered Year No of Area No of Growers Parks/Lawn (Kanals) Registered Maintained under Commercial Floriculture 2008-09 8 380 75
2009-10 13 417 95
2010-11 13 417 105
2011-12 17 469.70 128
2012-13 18 471.70 161
2013-14 19 479.70 173
2014-15 20 490.03 184
2015-16 22 504.13 186
2016-17 22 504.13 189
2017-18 23 505.73 197
2018-19 23 505.73 199
2019-20 23 505.73 204
Source: Floriculture Officer, Budgam
162 XXIX- CONSUMER AFFAIRS & PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION TABLE NO.29.00
RATIONED POPULATION FOR THE YEAR 2008-09, 2009-10 2010-11,2011-12,2012-13, 2013-14,2014-15,2015-16,2016-17, 2017-18,2018- 19,2019-20
Total souls Ration Tickets (families)
S.NO Year
City/Town Mufsil/Kandi APL BPL AAY PHH
1 2008-09 0 605658 76718 30092 18190 500
2 2009-10 0 605658 76718 30092 18190 500
3 2010-11 0 605658 71718 30092 18190 500
4 2011-12 0 605658 71718 30092 18190 500
5 2012-13 0 604320 64378 30292 18330 531
6. 2013-14 0 604320 64378 30292 18330 531
7. 2014-15 0 604320 63166 31412 18422 531
8 2015-16 0 676600 45668 31937 17777 4694
9 2016-17 0 711013 63622 32344 18320 56968
10 2017-18 0 708757 63512 31998 18610 58763
11 2018-19 0 708757 63512 31998 18630 58743
12 2019-20 0 702136 63109 31903 18596 58766
______
Source: - Assistant Director, Consumer Affairs & Public Distribution Deptt. Budgam
163
XXIX- CONSUMER AFFAIRS & PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
TABLE NO.29.01
OFF TAKE OF FOODGRAINS/K.OIL FOR THE YEAR 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 2014-15, 2015-16,2016-17, 2017-18,2018-19,2019-20
S.NO Off Take Wheat/Atta Total Sugar K.Oil of Rice (In Qtls) (In Qtls) (In Ltrs) (In Qtls) 1 2009-10 595936 61472 657408 38805 5247
2 2010-11 514128.95 21501.78 535630.73 42360.32 8290
3 2011-12 464989.43 16353.38 481342.81 46875.50 8290
4 2012-13 497824.20 34351.88 532176.08 44198.80 4984
5 2013-14 459155.66 40734.88 499890.54 50594.27 4089
6. 2014-15 518719.94 19299.28 538019.22 44311.59 4774
7. 2015-16 484754.47 19581.55 504336.02 43407.53 4828
8. 2016-17 539942.86 6860.12 546802.98 22398.61 3709
9 2017-18 507960.49 15385.54 523346.03 28281.77 -
10 2018-19 558864.29 9582.10 568446.39 23602.71 3772
11 2019-20 526210.65 8176.79 534387.44 NIL 3696
Source: - Assistant Director, Consumer Affairs & Public Distribution Deptt. Budgam. 164
XXX-INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CENTRE Table No:-30.00 Craft Wise Details S. Name of Stenography COPA Electr- Electronic Mechanic Mechanic No Item No Unit Welder Cutting the Year (English) Boys Girls ician Mechanic (R&TV) (Motor Vehicle) a) Intake No .of 20 12 20 24 24 Nil Nil Nil Nil Capacity Candidates b) Appeared No .of
07 9 11 11 17 18 Nil Nil Nil Nil - Candidates 1 c) No. passed No. of 3 3 11 11 10 Nil Nil Nil Nil 2006 Candidates d) Pass %age No. of 33.3 27.2 100 64.7 55.5 Nil Nil Nil Nil Candidates a) Intake No.of 20 12 20 24 24 20 20 20 20 Capacity Candidates b) Appeared No. of
08 6 10 12 21 17 11 9 9 13 - Candidates 2 c) No. passed No. of 2 2 12 11 16 4 3 8 12 2007 Candidates d) Pass %age No. of 33.3 20.0 100 52.4 94.1 36.4 33.3 88.9 92.3 Candidates a) Intake No. of 20 12 20 24 24 20 20 20 20 Capacity Candidates b) Appeared No. of
09 12 10 10 17 22 Nil Nil Nil Nil - Candidates 3 c) No. No. of Result Result 9 Nil 10 Nil Nil Nil Nil 2008 passed Candidates Awaited Awaited d) Pass %age No. of 75.0 0 100 0 0 Nil Nil Nil Nil Candidates
Continued: Source:- Principal ITI Budgam
165 XXX INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CENTRE Table No:-30.00 Craft Wise Details S. Cutting/ COPA Mechanic Networking/ No Stenography Electri Electronic Mechanic Data Operator Year Item No Unit Welder Dress (Motor (English) Boys Girls cian Mechanic (R&TV) Materials Vehicle) a) Intake No of 21 15 21 24 24 21 21 21 21 - Capacity Candidates b) Appeared No of
10 16 5 - - - 15 11 7 13 - - Candidates 4 c) No. No of 16 2 - - - 6 11 7 12 - 2009 passed Candidates d) Pass No of 100 40 - - - 40 100 100 92 - %age Candidates a) Intake No of 20 15 20 24 24 50 - capacity Candidates - - - b) Appeared No of 13 6 9 18 18 41 - - - -
Candidates
11 -
5 c) No. No of 12 5 9 15 18 38 - - - - passed Candidates 2010 d) Pass No of %age Candidates 92 92 100 83 100 92.5 - - - -
a) Intake No of capacity Candidates 20 16 16 26 26 22 20 20 20 42
b) Appeared No of
12 Candidates
6 - 18 10 11 22 12 16 9 14 11 33
2011 c) No. No of passed Candidates 13 1 9 19 10 3 9 12 8 22 d) Pass No of %age Candidates 72 10 82 86 83 19 100 86 73 67
Continued: Source: - Principal ITI Budgam 166 XXX INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CENTRE Table No:-30.00 Craft Wise Details S. Net COPA Mechanic No Stenography Cutting/Dress Electri Mechanic working/ Year Item No Unit Welder Electronic (Motor (English) materials Boys Girls -cian Mechanic (R&TV) Data Vehicle) Operator a) Intake No of 20 21 21 26 26 21 26 26 21 21 Capacity Candidates b) No of
13 11 5 15 19 20 ------Appeared Candidates 7 c) No. No of 7 5 07 15 17 - - - - - 2012 passed Candidates d) Pass No of 64 100 47 79 85 - - - - - %age Candidates a) Intake No of Capacity Candidates 26 21 21 26 26 21 26 26 21 21
b) No of 14
14 14 05 18 14 14 16 10 11 17 - Appeared Candidates 8
013 c) No. No of
2 13 04 06 04 08 14 09 10 15 11 passed Candidates d) Pass No of 87.5 92.85 80 33.33 28.57 57.14 90 91
88.23 78.60 %age Candidates 0 a) Intake No of 26 21 21 26 26 21 26 26 21 26 Capacity Candidates
b) No of 19 06 12 15 14 13 10 16 15 10 16
- Appeared Candidates
9 c) No. No of
2014 17 0 8 15 12 13 10 15 10 15 passed Candidates d) Pass No of 89 0 66 100 85 100 100 92 100 92 %age Candidates a) Intake No of 26 21 21 26 26 21 26 26 21 42
Capacity Candidates 16
- b) No of 20 08 15 18 23 12 10 06 13 35 10 Appeared Candidates
2015 c) No. No of 20 08 15 18 20 12 10 06 13 35 passed Candidates Source: - Principal ITI Budgam 167 XXX INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CENTRE Table No:-30.00
Craft Wise Details
COPA
S.
Unit
Year
Fitter
Welder Item No Item
No Vehicle)
(English)
materials
Consumer
Electrician Electronics
Stenography Boys Girls
Cutting/Dress
Electronic Mechanic
Mechanic(Motor
ataEntry Operator
Sanitary Sanitary Hardware
Network Technician
D Front Front OfficeAssistant
a) Intake No of Candidates 26 26 42 Capacity 26 21 21 26 26 21 26 26 26 21
b)Appeared No of Candidates 15 14 28
19 04 22 15 23 16 8 6 16 18 17 11 - c) No. No of Candidates 15 13 27
2016 passed 19 04 16 14 21 06 8 5 12 10
d) Pass No of Candidates 100 93 96 %age 100 100 73 93 91 38 100 83 75 56
a) Intake No of Candidates 26 26 42 Capacity 26 21 21 26 26 21 26 26 26 21
b) Appeared No of Candidates
18 -
The candidates admitted for the session 2017-18 are likely to appear in the final trade test during Aug-Sept 2018. As such number of candidates passed can be 2017 c) No. No of Candidates 12 passed provided after Dec. 2018 d) Pass No of Candidates %age a) Intake No of Candidates 26 21 21 26 26 21 26 26 26 26 26 42 21 Capacity b) Appeared No of Candidates
19 20 10 20 20 20 NA NA NA NA 20 20 42 15 13 - c) No. No of Candidates 15 10 17 14 16 NA NA NA NA 11 15 30 07 2018 passed d) Pass No of Candidates 75% 100% 85% 70% 80% NA NA NA NA 55% 75% 71.42% 46.66% %age a) Intake No of Candidates 24 20 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 40 20 Capacity
b) Appeared No of Candidates
20 24 14 13 23 23 21 10 7 20 17 19 36 7 14 - c) No. No of Candidates NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 2019 passed d) Pass No of Candidates NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA %age Exams not
conducted
Source: - Principal ITI Budgam
168 XXXI - YOUTH SERVICES AND SPORTS PARTICIPATION & NO. OF DISCIPLINES TABLE NO.31.00
Age 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 Name of No. of Group S.No Disciplines No. of Activity 14 to No. of No. of No. of Participant Positions No. of Positions Positions Positions Positions Participants Participants Participants Participants 19 s 1 Participation in 12 Boys/ 10320 Different 14845 Different 13951 Different 8685 Different 30057 Different Inter School Girls schools schools schools schools schools Tournaments
2 Participation in 12 Boys/ 682 Winners 744 Winners 833 Winners 372 Winners Winners Inter district Girls 06 01 03 02 Tournament Runners Runners Runners Runners 873 17 04 05 02 02
3 Participation in 24 Boys/ 52 Medals 51 Medals 30 Medals 47 Medals Medals National school Girls 0 0 06 4 47 0 games
Continued:
Source: - District Youth Services and sports officer Budgam
169 XXXI - YOUTH SERVICES AND SPORTS PARTICIPATION & NO. OF DICIPLINES TABLE NO.31.00
2018-19 2019-20 2015-16 2017-18 Age 2016-17 S. Name of Group No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No Activity 14 to Position Diff. No. of Discipli Partici Positions Disciplin Participa 34 17754 Participan Positions Disciplin Participa Positions 19 pants nts s Schools Disciplines ts nts nes es es Participat 34 21696 Different 38 22508 ion in Schools Different Schools Inter Boys/Gi Different Different 1 22 15685 27 18638 08 3131 - School rls Schools Schools Tournam ents Participat 34 567 Ist Place: 05 25 779 1st Place = (08) Gold=(94) Winner ion in Winner:-06 2ND Place:10 2nd Place =(15) Silver=(20) Winner :4 :8 Inter Boys/Gi Runner:-03 3RD Place:04 3rd Place=(11) Total=(114) 2 22 418 Runner:2 27 1841 Runner:5 34 869 district rls 3rd Place:- 3rd Place:3 3rd Tournam 05 Place:7 ent Participat 34 239 Ist Place: 01 14 191 Students ion in Gold = ( 68) selected for State Boys/Gi Silver = (22) 3 ------25 292 School Level rls Total = ( 90) National Inter Games Divisional Medals:2 12 109 22 Medals 17 117 Gold = (12) Participat 6 Medals:-27 Gold: 01 Silver = (03) ion in Medal= 11 Boys/Gi Gold:2 Gold:-7 Silver :10 Bronze = (13) 4 National 12 58 Silver = 2 23 118 23 131 rls Silver:6 Silver:-10 Bronze :11 Total = (28) school Bronze =9 Bronze:1 Bronze:-10 Games 8
Source: - District Youth Services and sports officer Budgam
170 XXXI - YOUTH SERVICES AND SPORTS PARTICIPATION & NO. OF STUDENTS AWARDED TABLE NO.31.01
S. Year Participation Participation Participation in inter Participation Participation in National Days Participation at Participation in No.of Students Position in Inter School in Inter zonal District Tournament In State Level National Level Adventure sports awarded No Level Level Tournament RepublicDay Independence scholarship Day
1. 2009-10 5660 880 511 112 600 1100 42 20 42 3 Medal 2. 2010-11 14496 1264 590 127 807 1000 51 17 51 8
3. 2011-12 10320 908 682 90 815 1280 52 12 52 Nil
4 2012-13 14845 2485 744 161 900 1495 51 18 - 02
5 2013-14 13951 1315 833 88 850 750 30 68 30 06
6 2014-15 13712 4669 443 443 820 921 75 - 15 -
7 2015-16 15685 4218 418 418 920 1055 58 - 11 11
8 2016-17 16578 2060 1632 209 650 800 118 - 118 26
9 2017-18 17754 3131 869 292 641 535 131 - 119 27
10 2018-19 21696 4184 567 239 680 810 109 850 109 22 Medals Gold: 01 Silver :10 Bronze :11 11 2019-20 22508 5799 779 191 460 530 117 13 108 Gold = (12) Silver = (03) Bronze = (13) Total = (28)
Source: - District Youth Services and Sports officer Budgam
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XXXII - HAJJ PILGRIMAGE STATISTICS DISTRICT BUDGAM APPLICATIONS RECEIVED & SELECTED FOR HAJJ TABLE NO. 32.00
No. of Application Received No. of Applicants Selected S.No Year Adult Infant Adult Infant Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 1 2009 827 492 1319 0 0 0 435 258 693 0 0 0
`2 2010 850 555 1405 0 0 0 419 250 669 0 0 0
3 2011 1008 675 1683 0 0 0 330 210 540 0 0 0 4. 2012 1046 714 1760 1 - 1 385 256 641 1 - 1
5 2013 990 642 1632 0 0 0 418 273 691 0 0 0 6 2014 910 633 1543 1 0 1 410 267 677 0 0 0 7 2015 1140 999 2439 0 0 0 345 239 584 0 0 0 8 2016 1610 1134 2744 0 0 0 385 272 657 0 0 0 9 2017 1742 1262 3004 0 0 0 445 291 736 0 0 0 10 2018 1531 1139 2670 1 0 1 528 390 918 0 0 0 11 2019 1155 885 2040 0 0 0 621 462 1083 0 0 0 ------
Source: - State Hajj Committee Kashmir