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PURBA Bureau of Applied Economics & Statistics Department of Planning & Statistics. Government of West Bengal DISTRICT STATISTICAL HANDBOOK 2017 PURBA BARDHAMAN Bureau of Applied Economics & Statistics Department of Planning & Statistics . Government of West Bengal Contents Sl. Table Page Description No. No. No. RAINFALL, CLIMATE AND LOCATION 1 1.1 Geographical Location 1 2 1.2 Monthly Rainfall 1 3 1.3 Maximum and Minimum Temperature by month 2 4 1.4 Mean Maximum and Mean Minimum Temperature by month 2 AREA AND POPULATION 5 2.1 Administrative Units 3 6 2.1(a) Assembly and Parliamentary Constituencies 4 7 2.1(b) Number of Seats in Municipal Corporations, Municipalities and Panchayats 4 8 2.2 Area, Population and Density of Population 5 9 2.3 Growth of Population by sex 6 10 2.4(a) Distribution of Rural & Urban Population by sex, 2001 7 11 2.4(b) Distribution of Rural & Urban Population by sex, 2011 9 12 2.5(a) Distribution of Population by sex & by age group, 2001 11 13 2.5(b) Distribution of Population by sex & by age group, 2011 12 14 2.6 Distribution of Population by sex in different towns 13 15 2.7 Distribution of Population over different categories of workers and non-workers 15 16 2.8 Distribution of Population over different categories of workers and non-workers by sex 17 17 2.9 Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Population by sex 18 18 2.10 Population by religion 20 19 2.10(a) Population by religion & by sex 21 20 2.11 Disabled Persons by the type of disability & by sex 25 PUBLIC HEALTH 21 3.1 Medical Facilities 26 22 3.2 Family Welfare Centres 27 23 3.2(a) Achievement of Universal Immunization Programme 28 24 3.3 Patients treated in Hospitals,Health Centres & Sub-centres 29 25 3.3(a) Births and Deaths in different Hospitals & Health Centres 30 EDUCATION AND CULTURE 26 4.1(a) General Educational Institutions by type 31 27 4.1(b) Professional & Technical Educational Institutions by type 32 28 4.1(c) Special & Non-formal Educational Institutions by type 33 29 4.2(a) Students by sex in different type of General Educational Institutions 34 30 4.2(b) Students by sex in different type of Professional & Technical Educational Institutions 35 31 4.2(c) Students by sex in different type of Special & Non-formal Educational Institutions 36 32 4.3(a) Teachers in different type of General Educational Institutions 37 33 4.3(b) Teachers in different type of Professional & Technical Educational Institutions 38 34 4.3(c) Teachers in different type of Special & Non-formal Educational Institutions 39 35 4.4 Institutions,Students & Teachers by Block, Municipality & Municipal Corporations 40 36 4.5 Percentage of Literacy by sex in rural and urban areas 42 37 4.6 Public Libraries, Reading Rooms and Mass Literacy Centres 43 38 4.7 Cinema Houses 44 39 4.8 Newspapers and Periodicals published 45 AGRICULTURE & ALLIED SECTORS 40 5.1 Classification of Land Utilization Statistics 46 41 5.1(a) Distribution of Operational Holdings over size-classes 46 42 5.1(b) Area of Vested Agricultural Land distributed & Number of Beneficiaries 47 43 5.2 Area under Principal Crops 47 44 5.3 Production of Principal Crops 48 45 5.3(a) Yield rates of Principal Crops 49 46 5.3(b) Yield rates of some Selected Crops 50 47 5.3(c) Index Numbers of Agricultural Area, Production and Productivity (Base :1981-82 = 100) 50 48 5.3(d) Area and Production of Fruits and Vegetables 51 49 5.3(e) Area and Production of Flowers 52 50 5.4 Classification of Forest Area, Out-turn of Forest Produce, Revenue & Expenditure 53 51 5.5 Area Irrigated by different sources 54 52 5.5(a) Sources of Irrigation 54 53 5.6 Fertilizer Consumed 55 54 5.7 Warehousing and Cold Storage Facilities 55 55 5.8 Estimated Production of Milk and Egg 55 (i) (Contd.) Contents (Concld.) Sl. Table Page Description No. No. No. LIVE-STOCK 56 6.1 Live-stock and Poultry 56 57 6.2 Veterinary Hospitals, Veterinary Personnel & Cases treated 57 CO-OPERATIVE, BANKING & INSURANCE 58 7.1 Progress of Co-operative Movement 58 59 7.2 Progress of Commercial Banking 59 60 7.3 Progress of L.I.C. 59 INDUSTRY 61 8.1 Micro & Small Scale Enterprises with corresponding Employment 60 62 8.2 Mouzas Electrified 61 63 8.2(a) Consumption of Electricity by different sectors 62 64 8.3 Selected Characteristics of Factories by industry group 63 65 8.4 Production in Sericulture Industry 67 EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR 66 9.1 Employment in Registered Factories & State Government Offices 68 67 9.2 Number of Establishments in rural and urban areas 69 68 9.2(a) Number of Persons usually working in rural and urban Establishments 69 69 9.2(b) Percentage of Hired Workers & Females employed in Non-agricultural Establishments 69 EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE AND SOCIAL SERVICE 70 10.1 Applicants on the Live-register of Employment Exchanges 70 71 10.2 Registration and Placement effected by Employment Exchanges 70 72 10.3 Assistance to Old-aged Persons, Widows, and Handicapped 71 PRICE 73 11.1 Wholesale Prices of Agricultural Comodities, Live-stock & Live-stock Products 72 74 11.1(a) Regulated Market by category 75 75 11.2 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Families of all Expenditure Groups Combined 75 76 11.3 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers 76 77 11.4 Progress of Statutory and Modified Ration Shops 76 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION 78 12.1 Length of Roads maintained by P.W.D., Zilla Parishad & Panchayat 77 79 12.2 Length of different classes of Roads maintained by P.W.D. 77 80 12.3 Length of Roads maintained by Municipalities & Municipal Corporations 78 81 12.4 Registered Motor Vehicles 78 82 12.5 Accidents on Roads 79 83 12.6 Post & Telegraph Offices 79 JUDICIAL AND POLICE 84 13.1 Offences reported, Cases tried, Persons convicted and acquitted 80 85 13.2 Police Stations and Out-posts 81 86 13.3 Strength of Police Force by category 82 LOCAL-BODIES 87 14.1 Population, Receipt and Expenditure of Municipalities & Municipal Corporations 83 88 14.2 Receipt and Expenditure of Zilla Parishad 83 FINANCE 89 15.1 Revenue collected from different sources 84 90 15.2 Net Collection from Small Savings 85 BLOCK LEVEL STATISTICS 91 16.1 Some Basic Statistics about the Blocks 87 92 17.1 Population by religion in the Blocks 88 93 17.2 Persons Engaged in Agriculture in the Blocks 90 94 18.1 Area, Production and Yield rates of Major Crops in the Blocks 91 95 18.2 Source of Irrigation and Area Irrigated by different sources in the Blocks 94 96 18.3 Particulars of Fisheries in the Blocks 95 97 19.1 Number of Live-stock and Poultry in the Blocks 96 98 20.1 Commercial and Gramin Banks in the Blocks 97 99 20.2 Co-operative Societies in the Blocks 98 100 21.1 Length of Roads maintained by different agencies in the Blocks 99 101 21.2 Transport Facilities in the Blocks 100 (ii) Purba Burdwan at a glance Description Year Unit Particulars (1) (2) (3) (4) Administrative set up : District Head Quarters Purba Burdwan Sub-divisions 2017 Number 4 Police Stations "" 19 Inhabited Villages(Burdwan) 2011 " 2102 Mouzas 2001 " 2177 Municipal Corporations 2017 " Nil Municipalities " " 6 Blocks "" 23 Panchayat Samity "" 23 Gram Panchayat "" 215 Gram Sansad "" 3232 *Area and Population : Area 2001 Sq. Km. 7024.00 Population 2011 Number 7717563 Density of Population " Per Sq. Km. 1099 Percentage of Population: Male " per cent 51.40 Female "" 48.60 Rural "" 60.11 Urban "" 39.89 Climate: *Annual Rainfall 2017 m.m. 1463 Temperature : Maximum " Degree Celsius 41 Minimum " " 9 *Workers : Total workers 2011 per cent 37.72 Non-workers "" 62.28 Agriculture and Irrigation: Cropped area 2016-17 ' 000 Hectares 400.03 Percentage of Irrigated area to Cultivated area " per cent 86.62 Yield rate of Rice " Kg. per hect. 3069 Medical facilities : Hospitals, Health Centres etc. 2017 Number 253 Sub-centres 2016-17 " 592 Family Welfare Centres " " 8 Total beds 2017 " 5150 **Beds per lakh of Population (Census 2011) " " 107 Education : Primary School 2016-17 " 3009 Middle School "" 134 High School "" 373 Higher Secondary School " " 245 General College "" 23 University(Gen. & Tech.) " " 1 *Literates : Male 2011 per cent 82.42 Female "" 69.63 Total "" 76.21 (Contd.) (ii) Purba Burdwan at a glance (Concld.) Description Year Unit Particulars (1) (2) (3) (4) Industry: Registered Working Factories * 2017 Number 1409 ( R ) Micro & Small Scale Enterprises 2016-17 " 22823 Employment in: State Government Offices As on 31.01.2015 " .. Registered Working Factories (Daily Average)* 2017 " 122618 ( R ) Micro & Small Scale Enterprises 2016-17 " 73954 Employment situation: Applicants on Live-register 2017 " 307023 Electricity : Mouzas Electrified 2016-17 " 2177 Consumption of Electricity " ' 000 K.W.H. 947362 Co-operative Societies : Societies " Number 1499 Members "" 685099 Working Capital " ' 000 Rs. 30344845 *Banking : Commercial Bank June, 2017 Number 738 Transport & Communication: Post Offices 2016-17 Number 554 Post & Telegraph Offices (Combined) " " - Surfaced Road " Km. 7085.68 Unsurfaced Road "" 3431.47 *Registered Motor Vehicles(Burdwan) " Number 1179343 Finance : Net Collection from Small Savings " ' 000 Rs. 23887687(Gross) *Total Revenue Receipt " " 40512820 *Burdwan **The Data of Population ( Table No.- 2.2 ) for 23 Blocks have been collected from Census- 2011 and rest 8 Blocks were being omitted . It is being seperated for Purba Bardhaman. (iv) TABLE 1.1 Geographical Location of Purba Burdwan district and its headquarters Latitude Longitude Name of district Name of the district Latitude Longitude North South East West headquarters (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Purba Burdwan 23º 53' N 22º 56' N 88º 25' E 87º56' E Burdwan 23º 14' N 87º 51' E Source : District Census Handbook, 1961 TABLE 1.2 Monthly Rainfall in the district of Purba Burdwan (Millimetre) Normal Actual Month * 2017 * 2013 * 2014 * 2015 * 2016 * 2017 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) January 9 6 - 6 8 - February 24 15 35 15 27 - March 28 3 27 28 13 20 April 48 36 3 85 3 26 May 109 130 64 64 135 132 June 229 154 191 358 139 209 July 289 133 292 669 243 417 August 279 293 255 248 360 220 September 221 195 150 141 216 182 October 83 250 27 31 60 216 November 16 - - - 2 21 December 12 - - 3 - 20 Total 1347 1215 1044 1648 1206 1463 Source : Agricultural Meteorologist, * Burdwan Directorate of Agriculture, Govt.
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    ESTATE DIRECTORATE GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL New Secretariat Building, 9th Floor List of Applicants 01/09/14 Name of Estate BHAGIA CANALI Estate Type L. I. G. SL Application No Name of Applicant Father/Husband's name Remarks NO Date Occupation Address Monthly/Annual Income Government Resident Special Reason Total Family Meb 1 02556 DEBENDRA JHA LATE SURJAYA NARAYAN JHA SERVICE B/27 R.H.E.(NEAR PLOL GROUND), 08/01/97 6,550.00 ASANSOL-4. ALLOTTED AT BHAGIA CANALI 04 Y 2 02516 SATYA CHARAN CHATTERJEE LATE KHITISH KR. CHATTERJEE SERVICE A-127, R.H.E. POTO GROUND ASN-4, 08/01/99 4,700.00 ALLOTTED AT BHAGIA CANALI 04 N 3 02555 SWAPAN KUMAR SARKAR SHRI BIJOY KR. SARKAR SERVICE B/152 RHE GOVT. HOUSING, POLOGROUND 08/01/99 4,700.00 ASANSOL. ALLOTTED AT BHAGIA CANALI 03 Y 4 27066 GANESH CHANDRA PANJA LATE BHUTNATH PANJA SERVICE VILL: HIRAPUR, PO: GOKULNAGAR, 19/06/09 22,000.00 BANKURA, PIN: 722122 LACK OF ACCOMMODATION 3 Ch. of Address, DY No. 4218/24.7.12 N 5 27553 LINA GUPTA ARUN GUPTA SERVICE VILL+P.O.-MIRZAPUR,DEWANDIGHI, 18/12/09 8,000.00 BURDWAN-1,G.P-S ARAITIKAR,BURDWAN HIGHER EDUCATION 4 N 6 31541 SUPRIYO GHOSHAL SHYAMA PRASAD GHOSAL SERVICE 24/1, YOGI PARA LANE, KOLKATA-6 10/04/13 4,500.00 3 N Page 1 ESTATE DIRECTORATE GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL New Secretariat Building, 9th Floor List of Applicants 01/09/14 Name of Estate BIDHANNAGAR Estate Type L. I. G. SL Application No Name of Applicant Father/Husband's name Remarks NO Date Occupation Address Monthly/Annual Income Government Resident Special Reason Total Family Meb 1 02558 BULBUL BHATTACHARJEE LATE SWARAJ BHATTACHARJEE OTHERS C/O-SRI N.