CENSUS OF 1991

SERIES - 3

PART XII - A & B

DISTRICT CENSUS

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE & TOWN-WISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TAPAN SENAPATI Director of Census Operations, Arunachal Pradesh .9l.runacfiaC Praaesfi is a tfiinCy popu[atea fii[Cy tract eying rougfiCy between tfie Latituaes 261 28':A{_ ana 29" 31' :A{_ ana tfie Longituaes 91° 30' 'E ana 9tJ 30' 'E on tfie 9\[prtfi 'East e7(tremity of Inaia, comprising rougMy of 83,743 1\j{ometre squares of area. It is bounaea on tfie :J{prtfi, :J{prtfi·'East ana :J{prtfi-West by Cfiina {Tibet), on tFie Soutfi by .9/.ssam ana 9{p..ga{ana, on tfie Soutli-'East by Myanmar ('.Burma) ana on tlie West by 'l3liutan. '[fie Pradesli is /(nown to be ricli in f{ora, fauna, power ana mineral potential.

Wfien tfie 1971 Census was taK?n in .54.runacliaC Praaesli, tfie area was /(nown as tree 9\[prtfi 'East 7rontier JiIgency (:A{_'E~.9/. in sfiort) wfiicfi was constitutiona{{y a part of tfie state of .9lssam . .9lt tliat time :A{_'E7.9l was airect{y aaministerea by tfie President of Inaia tlirougfi tfie (jovernor of .9/.ssam as fiis agent, wfio was assistea by an .!i'laviser. '[fie office of tfie JiIaviser to tfie (jovernor of .9lssam was situate a at Sfii{[ong, tfie former capita{ of tfie .9/.ssam State, now tfie Capitar of Megfiafaya. On 21st January, 1972 :A{_'E:!JiI was given tfie status of a I"lJnion Territory unaer tfie provision of tfie 9\[prtfi-'Eastern JiIrea (1\f.organisation) JiIct, 1971 (8 of 1971) ana p{acea unaer tfie cfiarge of a Cfiief Commissioner witfi fiis fieaaquarters at Sfii{{ong.

Wfien :A{_'E~.9/. became a V.nion Territory in January, 1972 ana renamea as .9/.runacfia{ Praaesfi, !tanagar was se[eetea as its capitaL On tfie 15tfi aay of .9lugust, 1975 tfie V.nion Territory of .9/.runacfia{ Praaesli was enaowea witli a Legis[ative JiIssem6fy ana Simu{taneous[y tfie Cfiief Commissioner was rep[aced' by Lt. (jovernor as tfie aaministrator of tfie V.nion £Territory assistea by tfie Cfiief 9vfinister ana a cabinet offour 9vfinisters to run tfie (jovernment of tfiis newry formea V.nion Territory. £Tfie first genera[ erection to tfie 30 members of JiIrunacfiaC Praaesfi Legis{ative .9lssem6[y was lieU in 1978, constituting a Cattd'mar{(_ in the po(iticaC evo{ution of tlie £Territory.

On tfie 20tfi :February, 1987 .9lrunac'fia{ Prad'esfi fiad' attained' tfie statefiood. On tfie attainment of statehooa tfie Lieutenant (jovernor of tlie Territory was reaesignatea as tfie (jovernor of the State ana tlie number of seats in tfie LegisCative .9lssem6(y haa a(so been increasea upto 60 accordingCy.·

Tir{ 9vfay, 1980, .9lrunacha{ Praaesli consistea of five aistricts. V.naer the .9lrunacFia{ Praaesfi 1\f.-organisation of 'Districts .9lct, 1980, four more aistricts were formea by aiviaing tfie areas of 'J(pmeng, Subansiri, Siang ana Lofiit 'Districts. Tirap 'District was not affectea by tfiat 1\f.-organisation .9lct. :Furtlier on the 1st aay of October, 1984 two more new 'Districts viz ana Cfiang[ang were createa 6y curving out West 1(ameng ana Tirap 'Districts respective[y . .9lt present there are depen 'lJistricts in tlie State name{y, Tawang, 'West 1(ameng, 'East 1(ameng, Lower SUbansiri, V.pper Su6ansiri, West Siang, 'East Siang, 'lJi6ang '£la{fey, Lofiit, CfiangCang ana Tirap. 1.. Foreword 2. Preface including acknowledgements iii 3. Map of India showing Location of the District 4. Map of Arunachal Pradesh showing location of the District 5. Map of East 6. Important Statistics v

Analytical Note : (i) Census concept of rural and urban areas and others terms namely Census house, household Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes, literates, Main Worker, Marginal Worker, Non-Worker etc. 1-5 (ii) Brief history of the District and District Cencus Handbook. 6-8 (iii) Scope of Village Directory and Town Directory statement. 8 (iv) Physical Aspect 8 (v) Major Characteristic of the district. 8-13 (vi) Major Social and Cultural Affairs 13-15 (vii) Brief Analysis of Village & Town Directory data based on inset Table. 15-26

Part A - Vii/age and Town Directory.

7. Section I. Village Directory (a) For each C D Block/Circle (i) C D Block/Circle map (ii) Alphab.etical list of villages 29 -59 (iii) Note explaining the codes used in the village Directory } (iv) Village Directory (b) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 62-70

8. Section II - Town Directory (i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 72 (ii) Town Directory Statements (I to VI) 72-74 (iii) Appendix to the Town Directory 74

Part B - Primary Census Abstract

A. District PCA Circle - wise- Total, Rural, Urban 76-83 B. Circle-wise-PCA For each C. D. Block/Circle :~) ~~:~e~~:e:c~A;~~;~.~~;.;~~~" ~~;~:~;~~.. ~~~)} 86-121 C. Appendix to PCA (Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population Urban block-wise) 125 D. District PCA of SC/ST Circle/Town level. 128-139 E. List of Publications and List of Agents. I-X

N.B : Maps of District Census Hand Books could not be Incorporated due to unavoidable reasons. Maps of District Census Hand Books will be published separately as supplement to the respective District Census Hand Book. FOREWORD

Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs) was initiated after the 1951 Census and is continuing since then with some innovations/modifications after each decennial Census. This is the most valuable district level publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Govt./Union Territory administration. It inter-alia provides data/information on some of the basic demographic and socio- econ9mic characteristics and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each village and town of the respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers.

The scope ot the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic and socio -cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) ot each village and town (ward-wise) of the district. The DCHs published after the 1961 Census contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA. After the 1971 Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part- A comprising Village and Town Directories and Part- B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in all the States and Union Territories. The third Part (C) of the District Census Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district census tables, which was also to be brought out, could not be published in many States/UTs due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 1981, some new features alongwith the restructuring of the formats ot Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These were published in two parts for each district after the 1981 gensus. While Part-A comprised Village ahd Town Directories, the PCA of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe PCA upto tehsil/town level were provided in Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity, were brought together in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not avaliable in the referrent village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of inaccessible villages in each district. In case of Town Directories also, keeping in view the requirements of the Minimum Needs programme, a Statement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this statement details on civic and other amenities were reported torthe slums of class I and class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes/centres were added in Statements IV and V respectively.

The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is by and large the same as followed in 1981. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial classification of main workers has been given as against four-told industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In addition to this, the sex-wise population in the 0-6 age - group has also been included in PCA for the first time with a view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterate at the time of the 1991 Census. It is expected that above mentioned modification will help the planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes.

One of the most important innovations in the 1991 Census is the Community Develop­ ment Block-level presentation of data in the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional TahsiVTaluklPS level presentation. It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and PCA data at C. D. Block level will help the planners in formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the C.D. Block is the low&"i c'::i,,;;'istrative unit for developmental planning. ii

In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers intending to use village Directory/PCA data, either from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for each village have been provided for the 1991 Census alongwith the corresponding codes of 1981.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Govt.lUT administration and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled under the direction of Shri Tapan Senapati, lAS, Director of Census Operations, Arunachal Pradesh, Shillong on behalf of the State Govt. Administration which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication was initiated by Or. K.P. Ittaman, former Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shri M. M. Dua, Joint Director. For the sake of uniformity in presentation of information! data and for preparation of analytical note depicting the salient features emerging-from a micro-level analysis of Census/non-Census data, a model District Census Handbook from each State and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinished in the Social Studies Division under the guidance of Shri M. K. Jain, the present Deputy Registrar General (S. S). This task was carried out by Shri A. K. Singh, Deputy Director who was assisted by Shri N.S. Soam, Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps was initially provided by Dr. B. K. Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghose, the present Deputy Registrar General ( Map).

I am thankful to all those who have contributed to this project.

New Delhi A1R.Nanda June 11, 1992 Registrar General, India iii PREFACE

1. The District Census Handbook (DCH) contains important census and non-census statistics pertaining to a particular District. This series constitute an important set of Census Publications brought out by the Census organisation, on behalf of the State Government and the entire cost of this publication is borne by them. The Census Directorate prepares only the manuscripts of the District Census Handbooks out of the data collected from the field during Census Operations and also incorporate in it various other data originating from different Government Departments. The District Census Handbooks are widely made use of by the State .Government and its district .Ievel and. other lower-level officials for proper planning, development and administrative purposes as well as by a large cross­ section of data users like academicians scholars, researchers and many other non­ Governmental agencies.

2. The District Census Handbook has two parts-Part-A and Part-B. The Village and Town Directories are included in part-A, whereas part-B contains the Primary Census Abstract. The Village Directory gives for each village, the area, population, educational, medical, civic and other amenities as also its land- use pattern. Similarly in the town directory, information on various civic amenities, the area figures, population characteristics, physical aspects, communications, municipal finance, trade and commerce, industry and banking facilities etc. pertaining to a town are incorporated as well as the village and town directories and also of Scheduled Castes and Tribes presents certain other basic data like number of residential houses and households, sex-wise break-up of the total population, literates, main workers by categories, marginal workers and non-workers, sex­ wise break up of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes population etc. Besides, some brief notes on the administrative development, economic resources and social aspects of the District are also incorporated in this volume. Also it contains brief analytical notes on the village and town directories and are supported by a few inset tables based on the Primary Census Abstract as well as the village and town directories. Above all an overall attempt has been· made here to present the basic statistical data on villages and towns which it is expected, would come handy and useful to all concerned.

3. The data presented under village and town directories were furnished from the field, village and town-wise by the district administration mainly through the Circle Officers in respect of the rural villages and by the Deputy Commissioners through the District Statistical Officers in respect of urban areas respectively. The data presented under Primary Census abstract were collected during the Census Operations (enumeration period) by the actual field functionaries of the Census consisting of the Enumerators, Supervisors, Charge Officers and District Census Officers. My thanks are due to all these dedicated band of field officials who have provided the basic data required for compilation of this volume. The notes on different State and Central Govt. Departments are furnished by the respective departments. I am grateful to all these departments for their sincere co-operation.

4. While the collection, compilation and tabulation of data including designing and production' of the District Census Handbook volumes were undertaken by the Census Department at its own expenses, in keeping with the past practice, the State Government has agreed to bear the cost of printing which is just appropriate since the State Government departments and offices are the major users of these Census Handbooks. It is my sincere hope that all the data users will find the contents of the 1991 DCHB series quite convenient and useful.

5. The preparation of the write up and production of the volume at all stages including the statement and tables for this volume was undertaken in the Censu~ Directorate of Arunachal Pradesh Shillong with all sincerity by Sri I. N. Gohain, Sri A. Roy Choudhury, Sri B. K. Goswami, Sri N. K. Bhattacharya, Investigator under the able guidance of iv

Sri A. K. Paul, Deputy Director of Census Operations. Sri J. Bhattacharjee, Sri C. K. Barman, Sri A. C. Das, Sri N. C. Majumdar, Sri Parimal Das, Sri Prafulla Ch. Das, Sri A. C. Bhattacharjee, Statistical Assistants, Smti Pushpita Bhattacharjee, Computor and Sri Bibhuti Bhushan Chakraborty, Proof Reader assisted them in drafting the write up and in proof reading. S/Smti S. Dey, LDC, W. Marbaniang, lDC, S. Sewa, LDC and S/Sri L. James. Assistant Compiler and S. Muktieh, AlC, assisted them in tabulation of the data and typing the manuscripts. SISri B. L. Meena, Cartographer, K. J. Pandit, Senior Artist, A. R Sharma, Artist, RC. Deb, Draftsman, D. R. Khongbuh, Draftsman, A. Das Gupta, Draftsman, K. Bhattachariee, Draftsman and Smt. Aditi Barman, Ferro Print Operator took pains to complete the arduous tasks of preparing the maps in time. I am thankful to all of them for their pains taking and concerted efforts to bring' out the District Census Handbook in time. I also record my appreciation for the painstaking and dedicated services rendered by all my colleagues in giving shape of this volume.

The Census Organisation is also grateful to Government of Arunachal Pradesh for having been so kind as to undertake the publication of these handbooks and to the Directors of Economics and Statistics, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, , and his staff for making necessary arrangements for printing of these handbooks.

Last but not least, I cannot but express my gratefulness·to Sri A. R. Nanda. Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India for his valuable instructions and guidance in bringing out the District Census Handbooks.

Lastly, 'I must express my appreciation to Mis. Print-O-Print, Calcutta 10r\ printing of this publication in time.

Tapan Senapati Director of Census Operations Arunachal Pradesh, Shillong-3 v

State District Arunachal Pradesh East Slang POPULATION: TOTAL Persons 8,64,558 99,643 Males 4,65,004 53,542 Females 3,99,554 46,101

RURAL Persons 7,53,930 85,004 Males 4,00,966 45,169 Females 3,52,964 39,835

URBAN Persons 1,10,628 14,639 Males 64,038 8,373 Females 46,590 6,266

DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE (1981-91) (+) 36.83 (+) 30.60 AREA (Sq. Km.) 83,743 10,875 DENSITY OF POPULATION (per sq. Km. ) 10 15 SEX RATIO (Number of females per 1000 males) 859 748

LITERACY RATE (Excluding Children iri the age group 0-6) Persons 41.59 44.30 Males 51.45 52.49 Females 29.69 34.43 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Persons 12.80 13.23 Males 13.77 13.07 Females 11.66 13.45 PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION i) Main Workers Persons 45.22 43.70 Males 53.52 52.11 Females 35.57 33.91

ii) Marginal Workers persons 1.02 0.65 Males 0.24 0.30 Females 1.92 1.07

iii) Non-Workers Persons 53.76 55.65 Males 46.24 47.59 Females 62.51 65.02 BREAK -UP MAIN WORKERS PERCENTAGE AMONG MAl N WORKERS i) Caltivators Persons 60.36 57.91 Males 46.98 45.73 Females 83.78 79.69

ii) Agricultural Labourers persons 5.13 9.93 Males 5.14 9.83 Females 5.12 10.11 vi

State District Arunachal Pradesh East Slang

iii) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, and Plantations Orchard, and Allied activities Persons 1.77 1.80 Males 2.20 2.39 Females 1.02 0.47 iv) Mining and Quarrying Persons 0.18 0.00 Males 0.28 0.00' Females 0.00 0.00 v) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs a} Household Industry Persons 0.19 0.11 Males 0.21 0.15 Females 0.15 0.03 b) Other than Household Industry Persons 2.49 1.44 Males 3.54 2.09 Females 0.65 0.26 vi) Constructions Persons 5.98 6.96 Males 8.59 10.03 Females 1.41 1.47 vii) Trade and Commerce Persons 3.30 3.58 Males 4.83 5.32 Females 0.63 0.45 viii) Transport, Storage & Communications Persons 1.13 1.09 Males 1.75 1.68 Females 0.05 0.04 ix) Other Services Persons 19.47 17.19 Males 26.48 22.78 Females 7.19 7.21 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Persons 0.47 0.45 Males 0.54 0.55 Females 0.39 0.33 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Persons 63.66 68.57 Males 59.22 63.72 Females 68.82 74.22 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 159,869 19,248 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 3,649 204 Inhabited 3,649 204 Uninhabited NUMBER OF TOWNS 10 1 ANALYTICAL NOTE

CENSUS CONCEPTS OF RURAL AND URBAN ,AREA (b) All ~ther places which satisfy the following criteria :­

Indian Census has been presenting th~ demograpt\ic (i) ,a minimum population of 5000 data separately for rural and urban areas. The unit of (ii) at least 75 percent of male working population classification in this regard is 'town' for urban areas and engaged in non- agricultural pursuits and 'village' for rural areas. (iii) a qensity of population of at least 400 persons per The basic unit for census enumerations in'rural are'as sq. km. is the revenue village which has definite surveyed bound­ Apart -from these-, 1he outgrowths Of cities and aries. The revenue village may comprise several hamlets towns have alsc beeh treated as urban. but the entire village i~ taken as one unit forthe presentation of data. In case of unsurveyed villages within forest areas, There are two distinct types of urban units, such as: each habitation area with locally recognised boundaries (i) The places which have come into existence by within each forest range officer's beat is treated as one unit. virtue of statutory notifications and are referr!3d to The situation is, however, different .in Arun'achal by the nomenclature adopted in the relevant Pradesh. In Arunachal Pfadesh, cadastral suryey has not ,notificatjon,~s Municipal Corpo~ation, Municipal been done so far and revenue system in the yillage has not .soard, -Cantonment Board, notifi,ed area commit­ been introduced as y~t. A~ such e,ach area, with locally tee etc. and recognised boundaries is considered as a village, Thus a (ii) Places which-are defined as urban because they village in Arunachal PradesJ:l may comprise even one satisfy criterion and are referred to as census house/household only. The identity of the existenge of towns or t.IO'n-tTlUnicipal towns ( CT or NM). certain habitations as separate village or otherwise is deter­ mined generally on the basis of, how the local administration For identificatiol), of place~ which would qualify to be has accepted the existence of thOse habitation. In the cat'e classified as 'urban'; all villages, which, qS per the 1981 of hamlets and the migrated part or parts of a village bearing Census had a popula,tion of 4,000 and above, a population the same name of original village, (Le. both the old and new density of 400 perso.ns per sq. km. and having at least 75 villages are found to be known by the same name) the percent of male working population engaged in non - ide ntity of the place is determined by the decision of the local - agricultural activity were considered. To work out the pro­ administration only. A hamlet recognised by local customs portion of male working population referred to under (b) (ii), and traditional may be treated as a separate village if the the data relating to main workers were taken into account. local administration has decided to do so and in that case it This demographic test was also applied to these towns is treated as a census village. Sc also the old and new which had beco!l1e census towns for the first time in the village bearing the same name of the old village are treated 1981 Cel1sus and those towns which were de notified by as separate census villages if it is decided so by the local concerned authorities after \he 1981' Census. This was administration even if both the units are treated as same done to find out wJlether these towns could be considered village by the local traditions and customs, but in such cases (or retention as census towns for the 1991 Census. Tne the local people keep the identity of these villages by using ipiaces which were treated as Censu~ towns forthe first time 'Old' and 'New' before and after the names of the village as in the 1981 CenSlIs and did not satisfy the above demo­ the case may be. graphic criteria now were declassified. The places which were continuing as census towns since 1971 orfrom earlier In Arunachal Pradesh there may be some special censuses were not considered f9r declassification. cases of isolated and scattered habitation, in the notified forest areas, which mayor may not be included in the Thus, all places which are found to satisfy the pre­ customs and tradition bound villages, Such habitations in scribed conditions are considered as urban and the remain­ some cases form a well defined forest village. But those of ing are treated as rural. such habitations which we re not accepted as 'forest village', till census enumeration were treated as .one unit and as one Before finalising the list of urban and rural areas the 'Census Village'. marginal cases for consideration of urban areas were examined by the Registrar General, India,. The list of urban Inthe 1991 Census of India the definitionofurban area adopted is as follows :- areas which is generally referred to as the town list, was then prepared by this directorate and simultaneously a list (a) All places with a municipality, Corpcraticn, Cantcnment of villages was also prepared. These lists in fact form the Board or notified town area committee etc. basic frame for the organisation of the census operations. 2

Urban units or town are divided into the following six 3. Brittial-Bania or Bania classes for the purposes of analysis :- 4. Dhupi or Dhobi 5. Dugla or Dholi Class Population 6. Hira I 100,000 and above 7. Jalkeot II 50,000 to 99,999 8. Jhalo, Malo or Jhalo-Malo 9. Kaibartta or Jaliya III 20,000 to 49,999 IV 10,000 to 19,999 10. Lalbegi V 5,000 to 9,999 11. Mahara 12. Mehtar or Bhangi VI Less than 5,000 13. Muchi or Rishi 14. Namasudra Class I town with a population of over 100,000 is also 15. Patni termed as a city. By convention urban areas with a popula­ 16. Sutradhar tion of a million and above are often referred to as metropoli­ tan areas. This terminology is adopted in all the census Scheduled Tribes: publications. In the Presidential Order of 1956, mentioned above, it Census House: is said that all the tribes of the Agency are to be treated as Scheduled Tribes. At paragraph 2 of Part II of Schedule III A 'Census House' is a building or part of a building of the order an illustrative list of the tribes of Arunachal having a separate main entrance from the road or common Pradesh is provided. It has been mentioned that the Presi­ courtyard or staircase etc. used or recognised as a separate dential Order is illustrative and not exhaustive with respect unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a to the tribes of Arunachal Pradesh. The names of the residential or nop-residential purpose or both. If a building following tribes were returned during 1971 and 1981 cen­ has a number of flats or blocks which are independent of one another having separate entrances of their own from the suses. road or a common staircase or a common courtyard leading 1. Abor to a main gate, they are considered as separate buildings 2. Adi owned by different persons, then each such building is also 3. Adi Gallong considered as a separate census house. If all the structures 4. Adi Minyong within an enclosed compound are together treated as one 5. Adi Padam building then each structure with a separate entrance is 6. Adi Pasi treated as separate census house. 7. Aka 8. Apatani Household: 9. Ashing 10. Bagi A household is a group of persons who commonly live 11. Bangni together and would take their meals from a common kitchen 12. Bangro unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from 13. Bogum doing so. There may be a household of persons related by 14. Bokar blood or a household of unrelated persons or having a mix 15. Bolok.Tangsa of both. Examples of unrelated households are boarding 16.. Bomdo houses, messes, hostels, residential hotels, rescue home, 17. Bori jails, ashram etc. These are called 'Institutional House­ 18. But Monpa holds'. There may be one member households, 2 member 19. Dafla households' or multimember households. For census pur­ 20. Darok Tangsa poses each one of these types is regarded as a 'Household'. 21. Deori 22. DigarulTaraon Mishmi Scheduled Castes: ·23. Monpa 24. Gallong The castes which are scheduled in under "The 25. Haisa Tangsa Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Lists (Modifica­ 26. Havi Tangsa tion) order, 1956", (part II of Scheduled I) are to be trea!~d 27. Hill Miri as Scheduled Castes in Arunachal Pradesh. The following 28. Hotang Tangsa are the Scheduled Castes in Assam which are also to Qe 29. Idu/Chulikata Mishmi treated as Scheduled Castes in Arunachal Pradesh. 30. Janbo 31. KamanlMiju Mishmi 1. Bansphor 32. Karka 2. Bhuinmali or Mali 3

33. Katin Tangsa 93. Sulung Bangni 34. Kamsing Tangsa 94. Tagin 35. Khalim Tangsa 95. Tagin Bangni 36. Khamba '96. Taisen Tangsa 37. khamiyang 97. Tangam 38. Khampti '98. Tangsa 39. Khowa 99. Taram 40. Khrodeng Bangni 100. Tawang Monpa 41. Komkar 101. Thai Khampti 42. Kongbo 1 O~. Tikh~k. T angsa 43. Korang Tangsa 103 .. Tutcha Nocte 44. LangkaiTangsa 1,04. Wancho 45. Ubo 105. Yanoo Bangnj 46. Uchi Tangsa 106. '{atong 47. Uju Nocte 167. Yobin 48. Ush Monpa 108. Yongkuk Tangsa 49. Longchang Tangsa 109. Yougli Tangsa 50. Longin Tangsa 110. Zakhring 51. LongphiTangsa 111. Any Naga Tribe 5~. Longri Tangsa 53. Longsang Tangsa There were one hundred and el~veri different catego­ 54. Lowang Tangsa ries of Scheduled Tribes in Arunachal Pradesh. i'1 1981 55. Meyog C!3nsus whereas ttie number of scheduled tribes in 1971 56. Miji was 110. In 1961 Census the number was 80 only. Total 57. Mikir number of tribes may vary from census to census because 58. Millang of the fact that the list of the tribes of the Presidential Order 59. Millang Abor of 1956 is an open one, and according to the procedure of 60. Minyong census enumeration, the census enumerators are to record 61. Mishing/Miri the name of the tribes as returned by the respondent without 62. Mishmi entering into any altercation or argument provided the 63. Moglum Tangsa persons for whom the information is recorded are the 64. Momba aborigins of Arunachal Pradesh. Another possible reason 65. Monpa may be attributed to the growing consciousness for the 66. Morang Tangsa identity of their individual groups o(sects. 67. Mossang Tangsa 68. Muktum Literate: 69. Namsang Tangsa A person who can both read and write with 70. Ngimong Tangsa 71. Nishang understanding in any language is to be taken as literate. A 72. Nissi person who can merely read but can not write is not literate. 73. Nocte It is not necessary that a person who is literate should have 74. Nonong received any formal education pr shoulQ haye passed any 75. Padam minimum educationC;l1 standard. All children of the, age 6 76. Pailibo years or lel's were treated as iIIiterate.even if the child was 77. Panchen Monpa going to a school and might have picked up reading and 78. Pangi .lNrit'ilJg a few odd words. . 79. Pasi Main Workers: 80. Phong Tangsa 81. Phongkong Work is defin.ed as participation in, any economically 82. Ponthai Nocte productive activity. Such participation may be physical or 83. Ramo mental in nature. Work invplves nO~Ol1ly actual work but also 84. Rangai Tangsa effective supervision and direction Qf wQrk. It al!?o,includes 85. Rongran Tangsa unpaid work on farm or in family enterprise. 86. Sanke Tangsa 87. Sherdukpen Those who had worked for the major part of the year 88. Simong preceding the data of enumeration are termed as main 89. Simsa Tangsa workers, Le. those who are engaged in any economically 90. Singpho productiv:e activity at least for 183 days or six months or 91. Siram more duril)g the year. 92. Sulung 4

(I) CULTIVATOR clay and sand pits, precious and semi-precious stones, mica, gypsum etc. For the purposes of census, a person is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged either as employer, single Veal HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY worker or family worker in cultivation of land owned or held from government or held from private persons or institutions Household Industry is defined as an industry con­ for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation includes ducted by the head of the household himself or herself and! supervision or direction of cultivation. or by the members of the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only within the precincts of the A person who has given out his/her land to another house where the household lives in urban areas. The larger person or persons for cultivation for money, kind or share of proportion of workers in household industry consists of crop and who does not even supervise or direct cultivation members of the household including the head. The industry of land, will not be treated as cultivator. Similarly. a person is not run on the scale of a registered factory which would working in another person's land for wages in cash or kind qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories or a combination of both (Agricultural Labourer) will not be Act. treated as cultivator. The main criterion of a Household Industry is the Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing, and harvest­ participation of one or more members of a household. This ing and production of cereals and millet crops such as criteria will apply in urban areas also. Even if the industry wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi etc. and other crops such as is not actually located at home in rural areas, there is sugarcane, groundnuts, tapioca, pulses, raw jute and kin­ greater possibility of the members of the household partici­ dred fibre crops, cotton, etc. and does not include fruit pating even if it is located anywhere within the village limits. growing, vegetable growing or keeping orchards or groves In the urban areas where organised industry takes greater or working on plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona prominence, the Household Industry should be confined to and other medicinal plantations. the precincts of the house where the participants live. In urban areas even if the members of the household by (II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURER themselves run an industry but at a place away from the A person who works on another person's land for precincts of their home, it is not considered as a Household wages in money, kind or share is regarded as an agricultural Industry, it should be located within the precincts of the labourer (AL). He or she has no risk in cultivation, but he or house where the members live in the case of urban she merely works on another person's land for wages. An areas. agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract on land Household Industry relate to production, processing, on which he or she works. servicing, repairing or making and selling (but not merely (III) LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY, FISHING, HUNTING AND PLANTA­ selling) of goods. It,does not include professions such as a TIONS, ORCHARDS AND ALLIED ACTIVITIES pleader, doctor, barber, musician, dancer, dhobi, astrologer etc., or merly trade or business, even if such professions, This sector of economy in which a person works may trade or services are run at home by members of the relat~ to the following : household. / Type of plantation such as tea, coffee, rubber, V(b) MANUFACTURING, PROCESSING, SERVICING AND REPAIRS tobacco, edible nuts, fruits, ganja, betal nuts etc. and kind of IN OTHER THAN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY livestock is reared such as goats, sheep, horses, pigs, ducks, bees, silk worm etc., production of wool, raw silk etc. This sector of economy in which a person works would and type of agricultural service e.g. pest distroying, spray­ include manufacture of food products, manufacture of ing, operation of irrigation system, animal rearing and beverages, tobacco and tobacco products, manufacture of livestock services (other than veterinary services), grading cotton textiles, manufactu re of wool, silk and synthetic fibre agricultural and livestock prOducts, soil conservation, soil textiles, manufacture of jute, hemp and mesta textiles, testing etc. hunting, trapping and game propagation for manufacture of textile products, manufacture of wood and commercial purpose; apart from planting and conservation wood products, furniture and fixtures, paper and paper of forests, felling and cutting of trees etc, prOduction of fuel, products and printing, publishing and allied industries, leather gathering of fodder, gums, resins, lac etc; sea, coastal and and fur products, rubber, plastiC, petroleum and coal inland ~ater fishing, pisci-culture, collection of pearls, products, chemical and chemical products, non-metallic conches, shells, sponges etc. mineral products, basic metal and alloy industries, metal products and parts except machinery and transport (IV) MINING AND QUARRYING eqUipment, machinery, machine tools and parts except This sector of economy would coverwhat is mine, such electrical machinery, apparatus, appliances and supplies as coal, lignite, crude petroleum, natural gas, iron ore, and parts, transport equipment and parts and other manganese, gold, silver, copper ore, quarrying of stones, manufacturing industries. 5

(VI) CONSTRUCTION should be treated as worker and not as a student. Even though such a person was attending school/college, he or Typ~ of construction and maintenance such as build­ she is a worker. ings, road, railways, telegraph, telephone, water ways and water reservoirs, hydro electric projects, industrial plants, iii) DEPENDENTS: Th is, category includes all dependents such activities allied to construction such as plumbing, heating as infants or children not attending school or a person and air conditioning installation, setting of tiles, marbles, permanently disabled from work because of illness or old bricks etc. construction of electrical installation etc; are age. included in this, category. Dependents' will include even able-bodied persons (Vii) TRADE AND COMMERCE who can not be categOrised in any other category of non­ This sector of economy would cover wholesale and workers but are dependent on others. However, if such a retail trade and restaurants and hotels which include whole person who is dependent on others for subsistence is sale and retail trade in food, textiles, live animals, beverages seeking work, he or she should be categorised as other non­ and intoxicants, fuel, light, chemicals, fuel lighting products, workers. toilets; porcelain glass, utenSil, crockery etc., all type of iv) RETIRED PERSON OR RENTIERS: A person who has retired machinery equipment, including transport and electrical from service and is doing no other work Le. not employed equipment and other miscellaneous manufacturing. again in some work or not engaged in some other work such (VIII) TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATION as cultivation, business, trade etc. or a person who is a rentier or living on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, Kind of transport such as railways, tramsways, motor rent or dividend, or any other person of independeot means buses, bullock carts, ekka, tonga etc.; ocean and coastal for securing which he/she does not have to work, will come water, inland water transport, air transport, services ren­ under this category. dered transport such as packing, crating, travel agencies etc. are included In this category. It also includes storage, v) BEGGARS ETC. : This category will cover beggars, vagrants warehousing, communication such as postal, telegraph, or cases such as persons without.indication of source of wireless, telephone etc. income and,those with unspecified sources of subsistence who are not engaged in any economically productive work. (IX) OTHER WORKERS vi) iNMATES OF INSTITUTIONS: This category will cover con­ All workers,Le. those who have been engaged in some victs in jails or inmates of a penal, mental or charitable economic activity during the yec;lr preceeding enumeration institution, even if such persons are compelled to do some who are not cultivators Of agricultural labourers or house­ 'work such as carpentry, carpet weaving, vegetable mrowing hold industry workers are 'Other Workers'. etc., in such institutions. But an u ndertrial prisoner enumer­ Marginal Workers ated in a jail should be recorded for the work he/she was ,doing before he/she was apprehended. Similarly, a person Marginal Workers are those who had worked anytime temporarily in a hospital or similar institution should be at all in the year preceeding the date of enumeration but had recorded for the kind of work he/she was doing before hel not worked for the major part of the year, that is those who she was admitted into the hospital or institution. But for a had worked for less than 183 days or six months. long-term undertrial prisoner or convict in a prison or for Non-Workers long-term inmates of penal or charitable or mental institu­ tion, the person's previous work is not recorded but he/she Non-Workers may be defined as those who have not is treated as non-workers underthe category of 'Inmates of participated or have been unable to partiCipate in any Institutions'. A person will be considered as a 'Long-term' economically productive activity during the last one year inmate if he or she is residing in such an institution of 6 (six) preceeding the date of enumeration. The Non-Workers may months or more. again be categorised under seven broad heads. They are explained below :- vii) OTHER,NON·WORKERS : This category will include all non­ workers who may· not come undE;lr any of the above six i) HOUSEHOLD DUTIES: This category cover~ all persons who categories but who are looking for work. A boy or girl who· are engaged in unpaid household duties and who do not has completed education ~r has stopped studying and is have other work or hav~ not done any work at all during the looking for work will come under this category: A person who last-one year. is merely spending his/hertime at home as a dependent and ii) STUDENTS: This category will cover all full time students is not doing any work and is not se,eking any work will come including cMdren attending school. If a student partiCipates under pependents rather than other non-worker. A person in some economically productive work say, by helping irrespective of age and whether educated or not, if he or she sometimes as' an unpaid family worker in family cultivation reports that he or she is not engaged in any other activity but or in household industry, trade or business, such a person is seeking work will come under this category. 6

BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT AND DISTRICT administrtive Officers. People absorbing themselves in CENSUS HANDBOOK the adminstrative cadre has been a tremendous achievement. is a mountainous and hilly area where the Adis pose as the dominant group. The district At the village level, higher political consciousness is bounded on the north by McMahan line, on the East with more participation in the Panchayati Raj system has py , on the West by West Siang been a remarkable achievement. By direct participation district and on the South by Dehmaji district of Assam. in the process, people are coming closer & closer to the mainstream of govt. frame work and in course of Beginr.ling of administrative development of the time highly accelerated efforts on development matters areas can be traced back to the govt. of I ndia, Foreign can surely be attained. and Political department's notification of 1914 wherein the area became a part of the central section of the With the present trend closed administrative North East Frontier Tract under the administrative control structure is always inevitable. Through the system, a of Political officer. In the year 1919 Central section along better and improved administration can be expected. with the Eastern section of !he same tract was renamed Through it, closer contact at the grass-root level for as Sadiya Frontier Tract with it's Headquarters at Sadiya. healthy 'operation of administration and execution of In the year 1948, Sadiya Frontier Tract was bifurcated developmental activities can naturally be achieved. into two separate administrative charges namely Abor Hills district and Mishmi Hills District. Under the Natural Administrative Development regulation of 1954, Abor Hills District was renamed as GOVT. ADMINISTRATIVE SET-UP: Siang frontier Division. In 1965 Siang Frontier division East Siang District with it's headquarters at was again renamed as Siang district and the Political has been divided into 5(five) sub-divisions for Officer was redesignated as deputy Commissioner. better administrative control. These are Pasighat, In the same year, administrative charges of NEFA , , and . Each SUb-division administration was transferred from External affairs to is put under the a~ministrative control of Additional Deputy the Ministry of Home Affairs. Commissioner or Extra Assistant Commissioner thus, Yingkiong sub-division -is conrolled by Additional Deputy Further, through Arunachal Pradesh Commissioner where as other four sub-divisions are run (Re-organisation of District) Bill, 1980 under scheduled by Extra Assistant Commissioners. Further, sub-divisions III, Siang district was bifurcated into East Siang and are again breakup into 16 circles under the control of Extra West Siang districts. Assistant Commissioner or Circle Officers. Mariyang circle is therefore, run by Extra Assistant Commissioner whereas Again, under the notification No. LAW/LEGN-9/88 dtd. 27th October, 1988, Tuting sub-division was merged Circle Officer are posted in the remaining circles. with East Siang district from . Above all the organisation of over all district administration is controlled and guided by the Deputy On the other hand, local Administrative set up is Commissioner. He is the highest Administrative authority an age old tradition wherein traditional village council's managed the overall administration of the village. The in the district. institution continued to remain under the control of GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP council of elders. The traditional institution were further strengthen by the Regulation I of 1954, the Assam Rank ot Name of . Head Frontier (Administration of justice) Regulation, 1945, Sub-Divn,. Circle Admn. District Quarters ,wherein the village council were delegated with specific Officer ,and coded powers and functions. Easl Siang Pasighat Pasighat Pasighat Dy. commi· Another achievement has been the introduction of ssioner the Panchayati Raj System in the area regulated through Ruksin Ruksin EAC, the North East Frontier Agency Panchayati Raj Mebo c.o. Nari C.O. Regulation of 1967 which is still popularly functioning Koyu C.O. in every v.illage administrative council. Bilat C.O. 80leng Boleng E.A.C. The people in the District are one of the forerunner C.O. in various developmental efforts. During the last decade Yingkiong Yingkiong A.D.C, remarkable,

LOCAL ADMINISTRATIVE SET Up and District level. Micro level data i.e. statistical data for smaller Territorial Units villages in rurql areas and Village is the lowest administrative unit. There are enumerator I bIock/wards 'in urban areas were not 204 nos. of villages in East siang district. Each village published in any census report. With the rapid is an independent unit for local administration. In each development and socio economic changes in the society, village, age old traditional village council called kebang necessity of data at micro level was felt considerably is still popularly functioning as the village governing by the Government, economists, scholars and various authority. It's members consists of a head Goan Burah, data using agencies. With a view to making available goan Burahs and few elders e)~ercising the maximum these statistics at Micro level, selected census data were authority in the council's deliveration. Administration of given in the District Census Handbooks of 1951 Census justice and direction of developmental and welfare and as such these handbooks contained important census activities are thus looked after by the traditional data as well as general information relating to history, institution. Failure with regard to administration of justice physical aspects, geology archaeology, climate, rainfall, both civil and criminal cases at the village level are administration, medical and public health educational and referred to the inter-village council called Banggo literacy, agriculture and cooperatives industries, local Kebang comprising more than -two or more villages. bodies, places of interest etc. relating to particular district. Cases which are not settled through village councils are referred to the administrative Officers of the concerned The District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census jurisdiction who are delegated with magisterial power. under went complete transformation and attempts were Unsettled cases are again referred to the concerned made to make more comprehensive and informative. Deputy Commissioner who is further delegated with the power of a session judge. In 1971 Census, efforts were made to make available both census and non-census data in a uniform On the other hand, Panchayati Raj system is also manner with an enlarged perspective. The District effectively functioning alongwith the village councils. In Census Handbook of 1971 Census had been split- up each village there are Gram Panchayat members and into three parts namely, part A, Part B, and Part C. Part one Anchal samity Member popularly selected or elected A was Comprised of Town and village Directory while by the people of their respective village. Even council Part B contained Urban Block/Village wise Primary members too are sometimes elected as Panchayat census Abstract and Part- C included Administrative members manifesting holding of dual membership at the Statistics and Report. local administrative set up. District Census Handbooks of Arunachal Pradesh Functionally Gram Panchayat members are the were brought out for the first time in the 1971 census executing agents of the govt. Sponsored schemes when the full fledged census was also taken in Arunachal pertaining to developmental and welfare activities Pradesh for the first time. Arunachal Pradesh being a directed towards the upIiftment of the concern village. Union Territory having less volume of data, part A and In a sense, they are the successors of developmental Part B of the District Census Handbooks were combined Kebang at the village level. Reaction to both local and in one volume for convenience. govt. administrative set up have 'been very much noticeable. In one hand, local administrative set up In the 1981 Census the District Census Handbook was divided into two parts only as follows : specially the traditional institutions are seen to be I gradually lOSing popular response. Though most of the Part A : Comprising Town and Village Directory civil cases are subject of the village council, most of as it was in the 1971 census. the criminal cases are directly referred to the govt. administrative officer of the concerned jurisdiction. Part B : Consisting of (1) District primary Census Abstract at Circle level, (ii) Circle-wise Primary Census Panchayati Raj system has been a blessing in the Abstract (a) Village level and (b) town level (within the local administrative set up. It has enable the people to town wardwise) and (c) Appendix to Primary Census participate directly or indirectly in the govt. Policy making Abstract showing Urban Blockwise total Scheduled and also future execution of the policies. Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population and (iii) Growing consciousness and higher degree of Primary Census. Abstract for Scheduled Castes and participation from the people has also led to Scheduled Tribes at Circle level. establishment and opening of New administrative centres The District Census Handbooks are brought out during the last decade. New circles are opened and fresh on behalf of the state governments after each decennial administrative posts created showing improvement and census. The publication containing grassroot level further development in the overall district administration. statistical data on demographic characteristics, civics The District census Handbooks is an innovation and other amenities in villages and towns in an essential of the 1951 Census. Prior to 1951 Census publication aid for district level planning and administration. The and report contained data upto Tehsil, Sub-Tehsil, Town governments of respective State/Union Territories have 8 been meeting the cost of this publications. The data While ascertaining the number of schools in a presented in this publication are compiled by the Census village under column 5 of Village Directory format the Directorates on behalf of the concerned States/Union following methods have been adopted. . Territory governments. If there are composite schools like middle Schools, It is proposed to bring out the District Census hand with Primary classes, or Secondary schools with middle book (DCH) of the 1991 Census in two parts as follows: classes, and Primary classes, etc. these are included separately in the number of Primary, middle and Part A : Village and Town Directory Secondary schools respectively. For example, if in a village there are Primary schools and one middle school Part B : Village and Town Primary Census with Primary classes, the number of Primary schools in Abstract. Apart from the concerned State/Union Territory the village is given as three and that of middle schools governments which use the data available in DCHBs for as one even though there are only three educational planning and administration, number of other agencies institution. The same method is followed in case of other which are engaged in different welfare and other composite schools. Likewise in the case of medical activities make use of the DCHBs for different purposes. amenities in column 6 of village Directory format, if in Part A and B of the District Census Handbook has been a Hospital there is maternity and child welfare centre, combined in one volume as it was done in 1971 and Family planning centre and T.B. clinic centre etc. all 1981 Censuses. ' these have been counted separately. For example, Hospital having Family planning centre and T.B. clinic SCOPE OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY AND TOWN centre, the number of medical institutions have been DIRECTORY STATEMENTS shown as hospital (H), Family planning Centre (FPC) The Village Directory and the Town Directory and T. B. Clinic (T. B.). present data on amenities available to the people in each village and town. The village Directory also indicates the PHYSICAL ASPECT land use statistics in respect of each Village. Changes in the Juris~iction of the District during the last decade. The data included in the village and Town Directory are one of the most important compilation of In 1981 Census Arunachal Pradesh consisted of Census, as the data presented are considered most nine districts. Arunachal Pradesh Government created 2 useful by the scholars, the planners, the Administrators (two) more districts namely and and other data users. District during the last decade. Changes in the jurisdiction of the East Siang District also took place during the The Town Directory of Part-A gives for each town decade. The entire Tuting subdivision consisting of Tuting in the District in the form of suitable statements, the circle, Gelling circle. Palling circle and Singa circle status of the town administrations the origin and growth transferred from west siang district to East siang district.ln history of population. Physical aspects and location latest 1981 the area of East Siang District was 6512 Sq. Km position regarding municipal finance, civic and other and by 1991, the area of the district increased to 10875 amenities in the town as a whole, medical, educational, Sq. Kms (approximately). recreational and cultural facilities and population of scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes etc. The area figure of west and east siang districts have been furnished by the central statistical The Village Directory of Part-A gives for each village organisation (CSO) , New Delhi which is the authority for particulars abuut total population and number of furnishing area figures to all central Govt. Departments. households, amenities available such as educational and The area figure of West Siang district includes the area medical institutions, drinking water supply, Post and figure of Tuting sub-division, although Tuting sub-division telegraph facilities, days of the market/hat, communication has been transferred to East Siang district from West Siang facilities, approach to village, nearest town and its distance District by a Govt. notification dt. 27th October, 1988. from the village, power supply and land use pattern. However, to avoid confusion of the readers, density of the The Primary Census Abstract for general two district have been shown on the basis of the Govt. population is included in Part-B. This part contains data notification and the approximate area figure of Tuting for each Village and ward Jevel data for each town such sub-division is furnished by the district authority. as area, number of occupied residential houses, number MAJOR CHARACTERISTIC OF THE DISTRICT of households, total population and its breakup by sex, Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population, Forestry literate and educated population, working population by broad industrial categories, etc. Similar information has The area under forest division of east siang district been provided in the Scheduled Castes/Scheduled is mostly plain. Due to altitude variation and by virtue Tribes Primary Census Abstract which is presented at of being situated in the higher rainfall zone the forest C. B. Block Tehsil/ Town level. flora of the area has developed general characteristics 9 of moist decidous to tropical Semi Ever-green 10rests. cultivation has been noticed during the last decade. In The former is predominant to plain areas while the later many areas of the district the practice of shifting occupying the higher elevation area. The forest are cultivation has been replaced by settled cultivations. The heterogeneous in nature and could be broadly classified introduction of improved technology has helped to bast as per the revised classification of forest type of India up the production which has enabled to attain the stage by champion and Seth into two Sub-group, namely :- 01 self sufficiency from a stage of food gathering. Improvement also took place in the habit of the people 1. 2B-Northern Tropical Semi-ever green forests. to grow horticultural crops and temperate fruits like 2. 3C-North Indian Tropical moist uedidous pine-apple, orange, pears, plum, apple etc. Infact, forests. agricultural and horticulture have come to occupy a 3. There are three types of forests found under significant place in the economy of the District as a whole. Sub-Group 2B & 3C area. 1. 2B/c, (a) Assam Alluvial plains Semi ever-green The efforts of the Government of Arunachal forests. Pradesh have been intensified towards integrated 2. 2B/C,IIS, Sub-Himalayan height an uvial agricultural development on a permanent basis and there Semi-ever green forests. by efforts are on to do away with shifting CUltivation. The Govt. efforts are mainly directed towards 3. 3/IS2 (B) Eastern Hollock forests. 4. 2B/2C Secondary Moist Bamboo Brakes. popularising the use of fertilizers and manures, 1 introduction of high yielding and improved varieties 6f Total area of Pasighat forests division is 3501.68 seeds, introduction of commercial crops, distribution of Sq. Km = 350168.00 ha, (Approx) and Reserve Forest improved tools and machinery, horticulture development, area is 46784 ha. The percentage of Reserve to total plant protection, irrigation and soil conservation etc. have forests is 13%. received close attention of the Govt. over the years. The Tree permit is given to the local people for their total available land for the cultivation is 40,000 hectares business purpose. Thatch & cane mohal are auctioned chilli and paddy is mainly grown there besides 4 other among the local people. Besides these, they are also subsidiary production of Maize, Millet and fruits etc. allowed to use forest produces on free of cost in their Source: District Agricultural Officer, East Siang District., Pasighat. domestic use and not for sale or barter. 300 cft of timber are allowed for construction of their domestic house etc. Minerals and Mining 25024 hact. plantation has been raised under this Geologically this is one of the most interesting division under various plantation scheme since last districts of Arunachal Pradesh. Along the course of the decade i.e. from 1980-81 to 1989-90. Siang river, rocks of the upper Thrust sheets have been Govt. has taken efforts to survey catchment area eroded to produce a window providing an exposure of and raise plantation there by to preserve soil from erosion. rocks of the lower concealed thrust sheets. A large tract of Eocene rocks are found associated with basic There is wide range of forest in the district. volcanism, Such rocks prove the existence of an Eocene Number of forest based industries i.e. Saw Mills, sea north of the continental segment of Assam. Similar Carpentry Units are functioning in this Dist. and so, rocks are also present as disrT,embered imbricate slices number of skilled & unskilled labourers are engaged in within Siwalik rocks of the foothills. Slices of these rocks forestry activity. Forest is economically and along the frontal belt are present in some other western commercially important in this District. district, but nowhere has it been reported from north of the frc:-lial belt, and in that the East Siang district is unique. Since forests, a promise for development of forest based industries, Govt. has taken various schemes to No minerals of any economic significance have strengthen the forest based industries. At present been reported so far from this district. 17(seventeen) ~os. Saw mills are functioning in this Several projects to harness the resource of mighty District and good number of Carpentry Unit is also siang river and its tributaries have been taken up in this running in the District. New licence is being issued for district with the purpose of generating power for the the sake of larger utilisation of forest products. overall development of the state. In addition programme As many as 17 (Seventeen) Nos. Saw Mills have for preventing bank erosion in Pasighat area has also been functioning in this division. been undertaken. Source : Geological Survey of India. Source : District forest officer. Pasighat. ElectriCity and Power Ag ricu Itu re Of the total of 204 villages in East Siang District. Agriculture is the main stay of the people of East 91 villages have been electrified so far. Though this can Siang District. A rapid change in the patterns of not be termed as Spectacular achievement but it is 10 definitely heading towards the goal of total rural a) For allotment of land to Central Govt. = Rs, electrification scheme. The number of Hydel power of 5.00 Per sq.mt. this district which are in operation and their capacity is b) For Department of Arunachal Pradesh. = Rs, given below : 2.50 Per sq. mt.

SI No. Name of Hydel power. Firm capacity. Premium Lease rent 1. Yembung Power House. 2x500Kw One time payment for Payable Annually 2. Pasighat. Power House 2xl00' 3. Yingkiong Power House 2x50' entire period of lease, 4. Tuting Power House. lxl00 Kw. A, Capital Complex Area The scheme under taken for generation of power i) Business Purpose. Rs.3.00 Per sq. mtrs. Rs. 1.00 Per sq. mtrs. in the district : ii) Residential Purpose. Rs. 1.00 Per sq. mtrs. As. 0.25 do i) Pvdg, Addl. 2xSOO KW. HG set at Yembung. ii) C/O Yingkiong MH scheme Phase-II 2x100KW. B, For Districts iii) C/O MH Scheme at Sille Nalah near Geku i) Business Purpose Rs. 2.00 Per sq. mtrs. Ae. 0'50 Per sq. mtrs. ii) Residential Purpose Rs. 0'50 Per sq. mtrs Re. 0'20 Per sq. mtrs village. in East Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh (2x2S0KW), Exemption in rates for allotment of Govt, land are as follows iv) PVdg. 2x48 KW D.G. set at Geku. ;- For the voluntary organisations dealing with medical, education = v) Pvdg, 2x48 KW,D,G, set at Yingkiong. @ Rs. 10'00 Per acre per Year. vi) Pvdg, 2x48 KW D.G, set at Jengging and Kerko Government effort to make Cadastral Survey and Land vii) Replacement of old D,G. set at Pasighat Reforms: = The Cadastral survey of land and maintenances of records (2x200+3x 1 OOKW), . or rights, preparation of maps etc. will be taken up only after finalisation viii) PVdg. 1x48 KW D.G. set at Damroh. of land bill. ix) PVdg. 1 x1 00 KW D,G. set at GTC & JNC Pasighat. In absence of any land laws no patta system could be introduced in Arunachal pradesh. However recently East Siang District does not have any Thermal govt. has introduced a system to issue Land Possession power Project. Existing Hydel power Houses are Certificate to the bOQafide Land owners for obtaining generating and supplying power for light, fan, and bulk financial assistance for setting up of industries etc. supply to small Industries and work shops, Source : Extra Asstt. Commissioner (REV) land record Source : Executive Engineer (E) Pasighat. department,

Land and Land Use Pattern and tenancy Veterinary Animal Husbandry and dairy Development No tenancy system exists in the State of Arunachal Pradesh. Present system of Land use Pattern In Arunachal Pradesh, East Siang District is one and Tenancy are broadly based on the basis of of the ideal district for development of Livestock and customary and traditional system of the state which poultry bird with its varied geo-climatic conditions, There however differs from tribe to tribe and area to area, Yet are available land unfit for wet land CUltivation in the there are general uniformities in most of the important lower belt bedsides abundant hilly slopes in the upper matters throughout Arunachal ~radesh, The local people region. Since these lands have potentiality for dairy have traditional ownership over the land which is again farming it can very easily be converted for this purpose. either held individually or community basis, They also Besides poultry, piggery has good prospects in the near have traditional hunting and grazing rights in the forests by township areas where there is heavy demand of meat and fishing right etc. in rivers. and egg. Looking to the geo-c1imatic conditions, market facilities as well as a means of SUbsidiary i4lcome for The Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation of 1873 is the common , there is ample scope for Development a safe guard against alienation of tribal land to any outsider. of Dairy, Piggery and poultry farming in the district. The During the decade under report the various efforts district is well card for its better veterinary service are being taken by the Govt, for improved cUltivation through the network of the following vety. institutions at of land by applying Scientific method, in the field of the government patronisation, :- 1. Vety. Dispensaries 10 Nos. Agriculture, Horticulture, Tea, Coffee etc, Land is al~o 2. Vety, Aid Centres 11 Nos. being used for setting up of various type of Industrie~, Business organisations, power generation and residential 3. Mobile Vety. Dispensary 1 No, purposes, 4. District diagnostic Laboratory 1 No, 5. Cattle up-grading center 3 Nos. In order to encoura!=J8 the young entrepreneurs, the 6. Key Village sub Centres 30 Nos. Govt. also giving allotment of Govt. land in the town The Dairy Farming has gaining momentum in the the area for commercial and residential purposes for district. Day by day farmers are taking up dairy as a which a nominal rate is fixed by the Govt. as follows:- source of their subsidiary income. 11

Extension services at Government patronisation production centres have been established at Pasighat, were rendered to the people by providing services like Yingkiong, Jengging and Tuting. distribution of breeding buli, subsidy units, upgrading , .. Gentres and also market facilities by establishing milk I n order to motivate the people in the field of collection and marketing Centres. Community Cattle Sericulture the Govt. has establis~ed number of shed and Common pasture land are the other aspects Sericulture Demonstration centres in this district. The of extension services. premier centres among them are at Sille, Mebo and at Pasighat. The Industrial innovation has been taken place There has been problems in rendering Veterinary in the field of khadi and village industries through the services in the district due to communication problems extension of facilities of training to local boys and girls in localities having difficult terrians. Moreover the practice in the field of knitting, weaving, Tailoring carpet. of rearing animals in range method posed difficult in Carpentry. Blacksmithy. Wood Carving & Painting etc. '. mass vaccination to combat diseases of importance. However by the repeated attempts this problems have The Government has some plans and Schemes in been minimized to the maximum extent. Gradual interest the hand for all round development of various small of people towards the livestock also helped In removing industries. Agro-based and timber based small industries, the problems of veterinary services. namely fruit processing, manufacturing of hand tools, DAIRY DEVELOPMENT agricultural implements, milling of food grains and oil seeds The East Siang District has a great potentiality and processing of certain specific commercial crops like for Dairy Development, particularly in its lower belt. ginger, turmeric and chilli have been encouraged through Because adequate spareable land for Dairying, different Government Schemes. Geo-climatic conditions and market facilities for Dairy Source . Deputy. Director of Industries, Pasighat. produce provide a good scope for Dairy development in the District. Fisheries For improvement of the Dairy in the district, The East Siang District is blessed with various following programmes have been implemented inland fishery resources like rivers, lakes, swamps, beels successfully during the last decade. mahals etc. Besides the above eXisting water bodies, there (i) Supply of quality dairy units on 50% subsidy. are plenty of other low-lying areas where water body can (ii) Improvement of local stocks through Key be created for pisciculture programmes. Though exact area village SUb-centres, and cattle up-grading centres. for development of fishery is not estimated through proper (iii) Construction of community cattle sheds as a survey etc. It will be about 500/600 hectares in the district. means to provide shelter for cattle in community basis Out of this only 39 hectares are brought under systematic and there by to assist in cattle up-gradation. fish culture. Moreover untapped fishery resources in the (v) Establishment of one milk collection and district show that there are very good scope for marketing centre to ensure market of Dairy produce. development of fishery. Lower belt of East Siang District is a place of choice for dairy development in commercial basis. The Govt. established three fish seed farms in the district and one more at Jengging is under construction. Distribution of large dairy units and establishment Two lakes are converted for development into fishery of Milk collection & Marketing centres are the new cum Tourist centre namely Kakko lake and Ute-Ume lake schemes taken up as a means of Dairy development under Jengging circle. Works on beel namely Mottum in the District. Altogether 6786 lakhs litres of milk were beel under Mebo circle is earmarked for development the target achievement of the year 1990 -91. It is into a fishery project. expected- that with the Govt. patronization and peoples participation, Dairy Industry of the district will take a new To help the farmers 50% subsidy is' given for turn in the years to come. construction of fish ponds and fish farms. Further to popularise the pisciculture programme farmer con~ucted Source: District Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Officer, Pasighat tour and farmers training camps are held at Govt. cost. The local farmers are getting help and encouragement Industry from the Govt. to develop water area for constructing The industrial climate of the district particularly in fish ponds at low lying areas. the Small Scale has been improved considerably during Shortage of quality fish seeds of quick growing the last decade through public and private patronisation. fishes is a major constrain in the development of fishery The development efforts of the Govt. began with industry. To make available quality fish seeds, Govt. has establishing Cl'aft centres at Pasighat, Yinkiong and constructed 3 small fish seed farms in the district, two Subsequently many mor€ have come up at Jengging, at Pasighat and one at Ying·kiong. One more fish seed Tuting, Boleng, mariyang, Singa and Mebo. Besides, the farm is taken up for costruction at jengging. 12

The following schemes have been implemented mountainous region except for their strips of flat land successfully in the district during the last decade : (most of which are adjoined to Assam). The peculiar operation conditions prevailing in the State like bad Achivement Achivement climate, heavy rainfall, frequent land slide, fluctuating Name of the Scheme during 1981-85 during 1985-90 temperature, lack of proper communication facilities, 1. Rural Aquiculture. 30 Nos. 61 Nos. mountainous rivers coupled with deep gorges make the 2. Paddy cum fish culture 18 he. 40 het. road transport extremely difficult, expensive and hazardous. Cons. of fish seed Farm 3. including expansion and 2 old. 2 old. 1 new improvement. Arunachal Pradesh State Transport Department 4. Govt. community fish Farm 1 No. commenced operations of passengers bus services in December, 1975 with a fleet of two buses in 5. Beels, Lakes etc. 1 No. lNo and it has made a slow but steady progress by extending 6. Integrated Fish Farming. 10 Units. 35 Units passengers bus service to other districts of state. As a 7. Fishery Survey and Satisties 3 Survey result of such expansion. Pasighaf, the Head-ciuarters of Fishary Extension East Siang district also came under network of State 8. 5 tour. programme Transport passenger bus service with effect from 9. Production of Fish seed. 5.73 lakhs. 7.271 lakhs. November 1982 with a fleet strength of 2 (two) buses only. 10. Production of fish 125 MIT 268 MfTones. In the initial stage the bus service was restricted Source: Superintendent of Fisheries ,East Siang Dist. Pasighat within the jurisdiction of the District headquarters due to lack of road communication network from one district Trade and commerce to another district. Only a few buses of Private 1. Present state of Trade and commerce in the Operations, co-operative and Anchal Samity buses were' East Siang District is fair, without any short-fall to catering the public demand within the district. consumers from any corner like (a) Essential foodstuff As the wheel of development in road (b) Other allied house-hold commodities (c) Building communication of state as a whole and the district in materials (includes Cement, Steel, Woods and other. particular improved, the' expansion and augmentation materials) and (d) other Agricultural Products viz, Tea, network of Arunachal Pradesh State Transport Bus Mustard Oil etc. services is extended even to the remote places. The State Transport started with two buses during 2. Entire population of East Siang district has been NovemlJer.82, concentrated on Pasighat-Jonai route covered by government rationing system under public where 9 (nine) bus service have been put in to operation distribution system and the Govt. staff/local public of by the end of December,90 and it has been made remote locations where road communication not yet possible to render essential services to the people of through covered by airlifting. As per Govt. laid down remote and hilly areas connecting inter-district service scale, Rice, Wheat, Atta, Levy Sugar, lodised salt and and capital of the State. The Government employee and Kerosene oil are distributed to all category of population public in general are offered daily bus services from through Fair Price shop. Pasighat to places like, Yingkiong, Boleng, Pangin, Along, and Itanagar etc. With a minimum 3. All the essential fqod-Staff and POL items like passengers fare and running time, the department, Rice, Atta, Dal, Sugar, Salt, Tea, Ghee, Mustard Oil, considering the difficulties faced by the people residing Kerosene Oil and Red petrol are regularly airlifted to in the interior places of district is committed to render 3(three) posts of East Siang District. In addition safe, efficient, adequate and economical services despite Medicines, Building mterials, HSD, (HIGH SPEED various operational difficulties, where as due to certain DIESEL) oil for electricity, agricultural inputs and seeds obvious reasons, the private bus operators are restricted etc. are also regularly airlifted from Pasighat. to the profitable route and well maintained roads. 4. District headquarters Pasighat is well communicated by road and there is no difficulties faced I n addition to the essential service rendered to the for trading. During summer season road communication public, the State Transport buses are lifting the postal faces disruption in between district Has and places of mail Bags from capital to District headquarters and higher region of this district and as a result difficulties district head quarters to interior places. are faced for trading. Regular ferry service across river .Brahmaputra Source : District Supply office" East siang Dist. Pasighat. connects this district with Dibrugarh town in Assam. Transport and communication Except Tuting sub-division all circles Has. of the district are connected with rest of the country by all weather , Arunachal Pradesh is situated in the remote north road. There exist elementary landing facilities for small eastern most corner of the country which is almost a planes and helicopter at Pasighat Air Field. The Railway 13 out Agency has also been opened at Pasighat during their union takes place. It is believed that their sucessful February, '89 to provide reservation facilities in long union will lead to high yields of crops, more animals distance train for the Govt. employees and people like mithuns, pigs etc., and ultimately wealth and residing in interior places of district. prosperity for men. Solung celebration continues for five days. First day is called "Solung-Gidi Dogin", or the day Source : Station superintendent state Transport, Pasighat. of preparations, Second and the main day of celebration is called doreph-Iong (the day of animal sacrifice). Third MAJOR SOCIAL AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS day is known as Binngyat Binam, or worshipping the goddess of plenty and prosperity. Fourth day is yaktor The local scheduled Tribes dominate the or Ekoph when the villagers remain busy preparing bows population structure of the district. The negligible and arrows and other weapons of war. On the fifth day percentage of outsiders who are temporarily staying the Miri (religious leader or priest) is given a ceremonial there for their livelihood are not directly involved with send off when the girls sing and dance. any major social and cultural events of the district. The major tribes that inhabit the East Siang District are The Solung is celebrated in the month of August or Adis',. They are divided into many sub tribes like Pasi, September but there is no fixed month or date for it. Padam, Minayong, Galang, Simong, Milang, Komker, Now-a-days the festival is celebrated with a three day Pailibo, Boribakar, Memba, Mishmi etc. The people programme only in some places, After sowing of seeds celebrate their respective annual festivals and and transplantation of paddy plants, when the villagers ceremonies with due pomp and geity held on different get same respite from their farming activities, they occasions throughout the year. During the religious celebrate Solung festival so that they would reap a rich festivals, ceremonies are performed with sacrifice of harvest and raise more Mithuns and pigs etc. They also domestic and semidomestics animals and Local rice hope to be free from natural calamities, fire accidents, bearrites are performed with offering of prayers to the disease etc. respective deities of the festivals and by erecting altars Mopin is another popular festival of the Adis­ or other suitable arrangement. It is the practice of mainly of the Gallong community of Arunachal Pradesh, different tribes to appease the deities in various ways. This festival is normally celebrated in order to get rid Such practices of worship in festivals are laid as customs of natural calamities, disease, effects of evil spirits and and traditions of respective societies, which identify their 'for good harvest, health, wealth and prosperity. ways of social life. The "Solung" is the main festival of the "/\::!is". The Solung festival is a manifestation of I n this festival, Mopin the Goddess of welfare the 'Adis' fertility cult.There are different versions of its peace, wealth, prosperity and wisdom is propitiated in origin, but the most commonly accepted one is that the a grand celebration, The festival lasts for five days from Adis were asked by Kine-nane, the goddess of wealth the fourth to the eighth of April before sowing of paddy, and prosperity, to perform the Solung Puja.The story goes that long ago, once Doying-Bote (God in Heaven) TREND OF CHANGE, The festivals have been came in contact with Kine-nane and became sexually undergoing some changes in their form, style, rituals, mode excited. When he was about to copulate with her two of performance etc. particularly in the urban centres.The monsters, Total Mone and Dudeng-Mone, intervened present generation brought some changes in the and snatched off his testicles to destroy it and in the celebration of annual festival in the societies, The present process scattered the divine sperms over different places elite class particularly has developed a loose faith on the from some of which sprouted paddy plants. This was religious deities and try to avoid the religious part of it found by Kine-nane. Finding human beings starving for rather more attention is given off late to amusement, eating want of food she sent the paddy seeds through a dog. and drinking parts of the festival in celebration, Since then men have been producing paddy in plenty to meet their requirement of food. Kine-Nane asked the The festivals of Arunachal Pradesh embody their men so helped by her to offer her puja in the name social and cultural essence. The Govt. of Arunachal of "Solung" which they were only too willing to do. Pradesh therefore, takes keen interest in order to give Kine-Nane also helped them to acquire Mithuns(a semi incentives to preserve its rich cultural heritage, But domesticated animal resembling buffalo which is reared practically it has been noticed that the local traditional by the people of Arunachal Pradesh mainly for meat) dance and other folk songs are gradually neglected by and pigs, the two animals which are sacrificed at the the present generartion and gradually its place has been time of solung. seen to be taken by dances and songs. however, efforts are on to stop this cultural degeneration. In the process In Solung they try to propitiate both Doying Bote Adi cultural and literacy society has come up with unique and Kine-nane and if they are pleased and satisfied, idea of introducing enactment of mythological dramas the former will' appear in the form of clouds and rains during celebrations of different religious cum social and latter in the form of greater fertility of soil. They festivals, land together on the surface of the earth where ultimately 14

Afterall there are feelers in their society too that activities. These are namely command Area the modesty and gravity of their traditional songs and Development, Minor Irrigation Schemes, land protectipn dances be Pffiserved at all costs, for which there can schemes, Rural water supply including Rural be no substitutes. Sanitation/filtration and treatment, Rural link Road, Rural Housing (Distribution of C.G.I, sheets and construction Co-operatives, Co-operation Banks, Marketing And of staying huts) New and renewable sources of energy Consumer Co-operatives like bio-gas plant, solar sheet heating, solar water heating, Micro hydel projects, aerogeneratiors, Non-availability of essential consumer items in the distribution of portable cook stoves etc. Apart from this, administrative centres prompted the Govt. servents to R.W.D. is taking up works of Agricultural and fishery organise consumer co-operative to cater the needs of Department so far as construction of their civil works members as well as the people of the area. Thus like building and fish ponds are concerned. Scope of cooperative movement started in the District with works in various fields exist and these are also to be consumer movement. At present there are 38 fair price geared up to eradicate the backwardness of this area. centres through which Ration commodities are distributed in the District. Jhum control is a major hurdle to achieve self sufficiency in agriculture, By implementing Minor Alongwith consumer activities cooperative has Irrigation projects, this Jhum system can be eradicated entered into other spheres of economic activities by gradually. Command area development schemes shall organising and establishing Industrial co-operative improve the potential utilisation of the irrigation schemes. (Cdop, saw Mills) Fishery, Multipurpose Societies with Eradication of health hazard can be metigated by the the sole objects of providing better service to the people implementation of Rural Water supply schemes and and upliftment of their economic condition. Rural sanitation schemes. Some of the schemes of filtration and treatment is under progress under With the expansion of activities in the arena of Techonolgy Mission Schemes. Agriculture and Horticulture credit need of the Rural I Agriculturist felt most essential. At present three Soil conservation schemes are also essential in this Branches of Co-opertive Apex Bank started functing in area. Because of the erratic nature of streams combi[led the District to intensify Agricultural, Industrial and IRDP with occassional heavy shower in this hiUy area causes - credit operations to ensure all round economic damage to the meagre flat lands available for CUltivation. development and to raise the poor above the poverty line. Rural link road is a must for this backward area. Opening of one more branch is also under active process Developmental activities reaches the village alongwith of the authority. The LAMP and Marketing Societies, are the communication network. Most of the villages are yet also involved in equitable distribution of finance under credit to be connected by Rural link road and bridges. sector and to arrange Marketing of surplus, produce. Two large sized Multipurpose Co-operative Societies are By hiring out power Driven Agricultural machinery functioning in the District and organisation of the more like tractor and Bulldozer on subsidy basis the. people LAMP at Boleng is under process. are given help in tilling there lands and making terraces the slopy land for cultivation purpose. Enough scope Low level of literacy and lack of knowledge of the exists in this field also. general mass, calls for special responsibility of educating the people to involve them in the main stream of the Source : Yingkiong Rural Works Division, East Siang District. Co-operative movement both at the district and state level. Publicity & Tourism

The 8th five year plan envisaged organization of Important functions of Publicity in East Siang co-operative societies, in the border area and number district. of FPS retail selling centres mostly in rural area. (a) Informing the people about various programmes and policies of the government. Scope and function of Rural Works in the District (b) Rendering feedback services for proper knowledge of developments achieved in various fields. Yingkiong Aura! Works Division covers East Siang (c) Assisting the administration in all important District partly. Out of 6 (six) developmental blocks in this programme through organisational and publicity district, Yingkiong Division gives coverage to 4 blocks arrangements so that the message reach to the people. namely Boleng-Pangin, Mariyang-Geku, Yingkiong, Above services are rendered through ;- Jengging and Tuting and rest are covered by Pasighat (a) Print media like magazine, newspapers, Rural Works Division. pamphlets, calendars with photographs on various important themes, press messages etc. The Junction of Rural Works in this district is (b) Audio visual media like T.v.s projectors etc. confined to the following parts of the Developmental 15

(c) Audio media like Radio, Town Broac;icasting Pasighat is a reserved part where a varied species of system, Mikes and Tape Recorders etc. plants and wild animals and birds are found. Efforts are being made to preserve its existing wild life through Scope for publicity are enormous in the district in various measures. An orchidarium at jengging already view of the largeness of size of the district and the urgent exists where several species of orchids are preserved need of implementation of several development and kept for preservation and research purpose. Another programmes.But so far there are only four projection units important site is Daying Ering wildlife sancturay near in the district which cannot attend to all places effectively. Pasighat where some rate birds and large species of Development of Publicity Measures since wild life are found. Bengal pelican a rare bird has been inception of publicity department in the state, community discovered to exist in the sanctuary. Listening sets are being installed especially in remote Historical places like Kekar Monying near Komsing villages to bring information services close to the people. & Rottung are popular places with plenty of tourism Publication of magazine where various potentiality. socio-cultural topics, informations of development schemes etc are published besides news paper, calendars Rafting. Mountanuring. Trekking, Sighsing etc. and diaries, pamphlets and other print media. Radio station Can be conducted for which several suitable sites exist was installed in early 70's at pasighat, the district particularly along the Siang river. Pictureque waterfalls, Headquarters which besides broadcasting local programme lakes, mountains and spectacular sites are abundant and give other important national programme also. tourism can be developed in near future by government. Screening of films, documentary etc. on various imporant government plannings, schemes and measures Source : District Information and Public Relation Officers. are another important publicity measures still being BRIEF ANALYSIS OF VILLAGE AND TOWN adopted by the department. DIRECTORY DATA BASED ON INSET TABLE By 1989 community viewing sets were installed in several villages for making information services free Inset tables has been introduced in the District and accessible to the people. One Lower power T.v. Census Hand Book for the 1 st time in 1981 Census Relay centre has been installed during the 1989 at publication. It has been introduced with a view to provide Pasighat and it has drastically changed the place of the the brief analysis of PCA data and village directory and pbulicity service. In certain places D.R.S. (Direct Town directory data for facility of planners, data users Recieving System) were installed to enable common etc. The inset tables have been designed in such a way people to view T.V. Prograrpmes through satellite link. that readers and data users co.uld have their required informations at a glance. Altogether 22 (Twenty two) There are several factors which make rendering of number of tables have been incorporated in this informations service in this district difficult and challenging, publication. Tables 1A to 11 B have been provided in poor communication network like road, post and telegraph this publication for analysing PCA data and each such services, absence of Telephones and poor level of literacy table depicts seperate picture on demographic are major factors because of which the department has characteristics of the district and tables 12 to 22 depicts to cope up with. For example, carrying of projection different aspects of amenities of the district. equipments in remote villages require 10 to 12 persons and it is timetaking and expensive. The centres have to The table 1A gives the Rural population with be provided with adequate facilities and the projection units male-female break up and number of vilfages of 1991 need to be increased and opened in all circle census of East Siang District. The rural population of Headquarters. Pasighat projection unit has to cater to the district is 85004 of which 45169 are males and 39835 around 8 administrative circles, which is beyond its are females. Out of 6 (six) C.D. blocks of the district capacity. Villagers often complain of inadequate publicity Pasighat-mebo C.D. Block is the biggest one comprising coverage. There is only one officer in a district where about of 80 (eighty) villages. The other blocks covered number 98,000 (approx) people live. With some proper steps by of villages ranging from 15 to 37 which are significantly government its services can be made efficient and fruitful. much smaller in size. Among the C.D.Blocks, Pasighat-mebo is reported to be the highest populous Tourism :- Due to its beautiful landscape and C.D.Block and the lowest population has been recorded varied topography, the district has enough scope in in Ramie-Bango which is covering 15 villages. So far development of tourism. as concentration of population is concerned it is found Mariyang, Yingkiong, Jengging and Tuting are that Mariyang C.D.Block which is representing 18 beautiful places with pleasant climatic conditions and villages is having 645 people in average, stands, highest except for tuting, which is approachable by air, the rest followed by Yingkiong circle where 529 people in are roadlinked and 'visits can be made all the season. average are living in a village. The most scatterly living Moling National Park near Jengging 195 KM. from area is found in Tuting C.D.Block where only 193 people in average are living in a village. 16

Table: 1 (A)

Population and Number of Villages. 1991 .

Population of Villages No. ot Villages SI. Name of C. D. Block No. . Person I Male I Female Total I Inhabited

1. Pasighat Mebo 36244 19008 17236 80 80

2. Pang in- Boleng 14297 7527 66770 37 37

3. Ramie-Bango 6684 3386 3298 1§ 15

4, Mariyang 11614 5989 5625 18 18

5, Yingkiong 9001 5241 3660 17 17

6, Tuting 7164 3918 3246 37 37 I

TOTAL 85004 45169 39835 204 204

Table 1 (B) : Population and Number of Towns 1991 Table: 2. New Towns!Towns Declassified, Merged in 1991 Cens~s

Name and Population Name of Town Population Civic 51. No. administrati 2 on Status Person Male Female of town Added 14,639

(i) 1 2 3 4 5 (ii) V Pasighat 14639 8373 6266 (iii) (C.T.)

District 14639 8373 6266 Table: 3 shows decadal (1981-91) change in distribution of population of East Siang District. In 1981 the population of the District was 76295 which increased to 99643 in the 1991 Census having an increase (+) 30.60 percent. In rural area the percentage of increase in population during decade is 26.58 percent whereas in urban area it is 60.80 percent. The highest percentage of Increase (96.43%) is noticed in Jengging circle where as lowest percentage of Increase (3.56%) is noticed in Gelling circle. But then decrease in population is also noticed in Singa Circle whose popultion growth has been retarded oy (-) 3.84 percent during the decade (1981-91). There is only one town in the district under Pasighat circle where increase of population during the decade is 60.18 percent which shows the remarkable increasing trend of urbanisation. 17

Table 3 : Decadal change In Distribution of Population

Population Percentage decadal (1981-91) Percentage of urban C. D. Block/ variation population 1981 1991 Circle , Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1981 1991

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Pasighat Mebo 35899 26760 9139 50883 36244 146399 {+)41.73 35.44 60.18 60.89 63.49 C. D. Block Pasighat 15009 5870 9139 23058 8419 14639 {+)53.62 43.52 60.18 60.89 63.49 Mebo 8187 8187 10657 10657 30.16 30.16 Auksin 7099 7099 10589 10589 49.16 49.16 Bilat 4073 4073 4908 4908 20.50' 20.50 Koyu 15311531 1671 1671 9.14 9.14 Pangin-Boleng 12950 12950 14297 14297 10.40 10.40 C. D. Block Bol8ng 6999 6999 7929 7929 13.29 13.29 Pangin 5951 5951 6368 6368 7.00 7.00 Aamle Bango 6321 6321 6684 6384 5.74 5.74 C. D. Block Nari 6321 6321 6684 6684 5.74 5.74 Mariyang 9922 9922 11614 11614 17.05 17.05 C. D. Block Mariyang 5636 5636 6561 6561 15.89 15.89 Geku 4286 4286 5053 5053 17.90 17.90 Yingkiong 5359 5359 9001 9001 67.96 67.96 C. D. Block Yingkiong 3564 3564 5475 5475 53.61 53.61 Jengging 1795 1795 3526, 3526 96.43 96.43 Tuting 5844 5844 1164 7164 22.58 22.58 C. D. Block Tuting 3206 3206 4484 4484 39.87 39.87 Gelling 927 927 960 960 3.56 3.56 Singa 1068 1068 1042 1042 (-)3.84 (-)3.84

Palling 643 643 678 678 5.44 5.44

District 76295 67157 9139 99643 85004 14639 30.60 26.58 60.18 11.98 14.69

Table: 4 Depicts percentage distribution of villages by population ranges. Of the total 204 villages in the district all are inhabited, however thinly these are. The highest number 81 or 39.70 percent of the villages are coming under the population range of less than 200 followed by 64 or 41.37 percent in the range of 200-499, 56 villages or 27.49 percent in the range of 500-1999 and only 3 or 1.48 villages are reported under the population range of 2000-4999. No village in the district has been reported beyond the range of 2000-4999.

While comparing inter circle - range of concentration of village population of the distrct it is found that in koyu, Gelling, singa and palling circles baring one village in each circle all the villages are coming under the population range of less than 200 people. This indicates that the villages of these circles are having very less concentration of population which may be due to physiographical location of these circles. 18

Table: 4 Percentage Distribution of village by Population Ranges 1991

No and No. and percentage of vlllage in each range Name of C. D. percentage 01 (Figures in parenthesis indicate percentage of village in each range) Block inhabited village Less than 200 200-499 500-1999 2000-4999 5000-9999 1 ,0000 and above

, 2 3 ~ 4 5 6 7 8

Pasighat Mebo 80(100.00) 27(33.75) 27(33.75) 25(31.25) 1 (1.25) C. D. Block

Pangin Boleng 37(100.00) 13(35.14) 17(45.93) 6(16.21) 1 (2.70) C. D. Block

Mariyang 18(100.00) 4(22.22) 3(16.67) 11(61.11) C. D. Block

V. Yingkiong 17(100.00) 7(41.17) 3(17.64) 6(35.29) 1(5.88) C. D. Block

Tuting 37(100.00) 28(75.68) 7(18.92) 2(5.40) - C. D. Block

District 204(100.00) 81(39.70) 64(31.37) 56(27.45) 3(1.48) , Table: 5 Distribution of village by Density Table No.6 (A) Sex ratio 1991

Percentage of Range 01 density Total No. of villages Number 01 lamles per villages in each 81. No. C. D. Block (Per Sq. Km.) in each density range. 1000 males density range , 1 2 3 1 2 3 \ Pasighat Mebo 90T -10 NA NA 11-10 NA NA 2 Pangin Boleng 890

21-50 NA NA 3 Ramie Bango 974 51-100 NA NA. 4 Mariyang 939 101-200 NA NA Yingkiong 201-300 NA NA 5. 828 301-500 NA NA 6. Tuting 685 501+ NA NA District 861 Not Known

Total Table - 6 (8) :_Sex Ratio for Town NA : Denotes not available Name and Civic NB: Since Cadastrial survey has not been conducted, the area figure Number of females SI. No. administration status of per 1 000 males is not available Town Table No. 6(a) : shows the sex ratio in C. D. Block wise. The I ndian census traditionally defines sex ratio by 1 2 3 the number of females per 1000 males. In some other 1. V Pasighat (C.T.) 748 countries like. U.S.A. there is a practice of defining sex ratio by the numQer of males per 1000 famles. The District 748 sex-ratio of rural population of the country is always higher than urban sex ratio. The difference is more in case of I n table 7 the proportion of scheduled caste Arunachal pradesh. The rural sex ratio of Arunachal population to total population in the village~ has been Pradesh is 884 where as urban sex ratio is 748. Sex ratio worked out. In Arunachal Pradesh there is no indigeneous in the circle of Arunachal Pradesh are uneven so as to the scheduled caste population 'as such. The Scheduled caste case of C. D. Block of this Dist. The sex ratio of Ramie - population that were enumerated during 1991 census Bango C. D. Block is the highest where there are 974 were inducted from out side for the purposes either of fameles per 1000 males closely followed by Pasighat - employment or trade and commerce. The scheduled caste Mebo and mariyang C. D. Blocks. The lowest sex ratio with population of this district is 426 only which is only 0.45 685 p~r 1000 males is in yingkong cirlce. percent of the total population and they are mainly 19 concentrated in the Urban centres where employment Table 9 : Percentage of scheduled casts/Scheduled Tribes population in towns, 1991 opportuniti~s are available. The rest are spread over in few villages and they are mainly engaged in construction works. In this district out of 204 villages, Scheduled caste Percentage Percentage olS. c. ofS.T Total Total s. C. Total S. T. population are found in 17 village only and of which 16 Town population popullation population population population villages are in the range of 0-5 percent of scheduled caste totolal to total population to total population. population population

Table 7 : Proportion !>f Scheduled Caste population to total Pasighat 14693 143 3811 0.98 26.03 Population in the villages All towns 14693 143 3811 0.98 26.03

.[ Percentage range of In table 10(a) it is observed that literacy rate is highest Scheduled;; Castes No. of villages in Percentage of in Pasighat - Mebo and Yingkong C. D. Blocks with i Population to total each range. villages in each range percentages 45.02 percent and 45.30 percent respectively i population where as with only 22.96 percent Mariyan€l C. D. Block is the 1 2 3 lowest in literacy rate. However, Literacy rates are found r more or less uniform in all other C. D. Blocks. The East Siang 0-5 16 7.84 District Literacy rate is calculated as 40.35 percent. 6-10 0.50 Table 10 (A) : Literacy rates for Rural population of C. D. Block by 11-15 Sex, 1991 (Excluding children in the age-group 0-6)

16-20 Name otC. D. Per.centage of literacy 21-30 Block P M F 31 and above 1 2 3 4 187 91.66 Nil Pasighat Mebo 45.02 53.20 35.79 Total 204 100.00 Pang in Boleng 39.29 46.93 30.70 In table 8 porportion of scheduled Tribe population Ramie Bango 38.87 44.71 32.64 to total population has shown that the whole of Arunachal Pradesh is predominently inhabited by Scheduled Tribe Mariyang 22.96 30.96 13.07 population. Scheduled Tribe population dominated 63.66 Yingkiong 45.30 53.26 32.80 population of the state. In this District 68.57 percent are scheduled tribe population. It is observed from the table Tuting 42.91 55.07 27.05 that all the villages have scheduled tribe population of very high percentage. Out of total 204 villages 174 villages have District 40.35 48.72 30.56 population in the percentage range of 51 and above.

Table 1~ (8) : literacy Rates for Towns, 1991 (Excluding children Table 8 : Proportion of Schedule Tribe Population to total In the age-group 0--6) population the villages

Name and Range of Scheduled Percentage of ~iterates No. of villages in Percentage of Civic Tribe population to each range villages in each range. administration total population P M F status of towns 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 0-5 2 0.98 V. Pasighat 66.26 71.71 58.49 EH5 5 2.45 (C.T.)

16-25 2 0.98 District 66.26 71.71 58.49

26-35 6 2.94 In table 11 (a) it is seen that among 6 C. D. Blocks 36-50 12 5.89 of East Siang District Mariyang C. D. Block returned 51 and above 174 85.29 highest percentage of main worker, the percentage being 53.18 percent. The percentage of male and female NIL 3 1.47 participation as main worker is al,most found same in this Total 204 100.00 C. D. Block. This is most striking feature of Arunachal Pradesh that the female falk is very active in the field of 20 agricultural pursuits. Yingking C. D. Block comes in next Most r~feah.re is thct in all the C. D. Block the percentage position so far percentage of main worker is concerned. ofma-ginal worker is higher in female folk than thai: of male. The percentage of main worker is 49.01 percent there and The non workers percentage (60.03%) has been it is closely followed by Tuting C.D. Block where reported highest in Pasighat mebo C. D. Block closely percentage of main workers is 48.71 %. followed by ramie Bango C. D. Block where it is calculated The percentage of marginal workers to total 58.97 percent. The lowest percentage (46.62%) of non' population returned highest (4.48%) in Tuting C. D. Block workers reported from Mariyang C. D. Block.

Table 11 (A) : Percentage of main worker, total workers, Marginal workers, and Non-workers. for Rural population of C. D. Block

Percentage

Name of C. D. Main worker to total Marginal worker to total Total workers to total Non-worker to total Block population population population population

P M F P M F P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Pasighat Mebo 39.70 49.69 28.05 0.27 0.25 0.52 39.97 49.74 28.58 69.03 50.25 71.42 C. D. Block

Panging Boleng 45.61 51.17 39.48 0.24 0.18 0.31 45.79 51.36 39.73 54.14 48.64 60.26 C. D. Block

Ramie Bango 40.81 48.20 33.23 0.21 0.14 0.27 41.02 48.34 33.50 58.97 51.63 66.49 C. D. Block

Mariyang 53.18 54.15 52.16 0.19 0.08 0.30 53.37 54.'23 52.46 46.62 45.76 47.53 C. D. Block

Yingkiong 49.01 63.84 27.37 1.40 3.44 50.41 63.84 30.32 49.45 35.93 69.18 C. D. Block

Tuting 48.71 54.92 41.22 4.48 3.06 6.19 53.19 57.98 47.41 46.80 42.01 52.58 C. D. Block

District 43.70 52.11 33.91 0.65 0.30 1.07 44.35 52.41 34.90 55.65 47.59 65.02

Table 11 (B) : Percentage of main workers and non workers for Towns, 1991

Percentage of Name and Civic administration Main workers to total Marginal workers to total Total workers to total Non-workers to total status of town population population population population p M F P M F P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

V Pasighat 34.37 51.95 10.88 0.53 0.01 1.22 34.90 51.96 12.10 65.10 48.04 87.90

Analysis of village Directories primary educational institutions in remote and inacessible Different amenities, facilities as shown in the village areas is the major achievement. But Arunachal Pradesh is directories incorporated in Part A of this volume have been still to have more facilities for higher education. In the East dealt in table 13-17 to pointout the notable features of the Siang district there is only one college located in Pasighat District. town, but none in rural area. Out of total 204 villages in East Siang district education facilities mainly primary Education In 1947 when a Department of education are available in 148 villages. In percentage Education was set up there were only two lower primary 72.55 villages of this district are having this facility. Bilat schools in the entire Arunachal Pradesh (the then NEFA). and Boleng circles have facilities of primary education in During the last d~cade and previous decade too a good all the villages. The least number of villages i.e. 72.22 number of institution have come up in different places to percent villages having education facilities are recorded in cater the need of local people. The establishment of Ruksin circle. The detail picture is shown in column 4 of 21

Table 12. From Table - 13 it has been observed that out have much relevance in this district and in the terriory at of total 85004 rural populationof the district 78948 persons large. or 92.87% percent of rural population are provided with education facilities. Communication : The Communication is. the persistent problem of Arunachal Pradesh because of its Medical : The available medical facilities in the difficult terrain where road construction is not only difficult district particularly in rural area does not cater the need of but even impossible in some places. Much progress could local people in complicated cases. In complicated cases not have been possible so far. But the efforts are on. East off and on patients are removed either to capital town Siang is the only district where the North Lakhimpur hospital at Itanagar or Medical college Hospital, Dibrugarh Morkongselek rail line touches some frings of the Territory (Assam) Medical facilities which have been made but even then due to torrential rains along the route the available generally in the circle Headquarters are mainly places occasionally remain cut off during the rainy season. primary Health centres. From the table No. 12 Column 5 it Here communication relates mainly to Bus because rail is observed that 21 villages out of 204 villages in East and waterway are infact yet to appear in public life. 49 Siang District are having such medical facilities. The villages (24.02%) of the total 204 villages in East Siang percentage come to 10.29%. Among the circles Geku District enjoy the facilities of Public transport by bus. The circle registered the highest percentage i.e. 25 percent highest percentage Le. 75% of the villages of Bilat circle of villages are having medical facilities. In other circle 4 to this district are enjoying the communication facilities. Boleng 16 percent ofthe villages have been provided with medical circle recorded the lowest percentage, the percentage being facilities. 22.94, percent of the rural population are taking 7.14% The proportion of rural population served by this advantage of medical insitutions. amenity in the district is 31.26 percent only. Due to lack of communication goods are carried to the interior places by Drinking Water: The most remarkable feature in porters. But in the case of inaccessible areas air dropping is East Siang district is that the drinking water facilities are the only means of supply of consumer goods. available in all the villages. The sources of supply are mostly from Tap. Approach by Pucca Road: In koyu and Mariyang circles there are no network of pucca road. 33 villages or Post and Telegram 'facility: This facility is intact 16.18% of East Siang district are linked by pucca road. The unlike other states of India. Inthe rural areas of the district highest percentage of villages, the percentage being 50% mostly postal not telegram facility is available where only of Ruksin circle are having pucca road. The Pasighat circle post cards, Inlqnd letters, stamps etc. are sold and letter comes next where 31.86 percent of villages are having box is maintained. The facilities of this kind are available these facilities. The lowest percentage Le. 5.55% has been in 27 villages out 204 villages of the district. I n percentage recorded in Mebo circle. • it is seen that 40 percent villages of Mariyang circle are provided with postal facilities which claims to be highest Power Supply: Power supply has been made among the circles of the district. The lowest percentage of available to all the circles but not in all the villages. In Geku villages having this facility has been recorded in Nari circle, and Koyu circle only 1 village in each circle is having this the percentage being 4.35 percent only. The percentage facility. In pasighat circle highest percentage Le. 95.15 of total rural population ot the district covered under these percent of villages are supplied with power closely followed facilities is 30.58% percent by Mebo circle where 94.44 percent villages are provided with this amenity. Market/Hat : The Market/hat facilities are not available in Mebo, Bilat and Koyu circle, The Other circles Except for education (Primary) and drinking water of the district are having at least 1 market/hat facility but the other amentities namely medical, post and telegraph, not more than 2 except In Nari circle where 9 number of market/hat, communication, approach by pucca road and market/hat have been reported to be in existance. The power supply have not been made available in more than facilities of market are available to 18.61 % percent of total 23 percent villages of the district. In table 15 an attempt rural population of the district. has been made to ascertain the distance position of such villages where the amenity is not available and available Market/hat in real sense of the term where minimum at distance. It reveals from the table that except education necessary consumer goods are available, in fact it is rarely facilities and drinking water facility all other facilities have hold in Arunachal Pradesh. Poor economic condition of been made available to majority villages at a distance of rural people and their ignorance about modern living, 10+Kms. communication difficulties, very thinly populated area and the scattered setlement of the people are the most likely In table 15 the distribution of villages to distance bottlenecks to develop market/hat in these areas. However range from the nearest town and availability of different in few villages consumer goods are made avail abe to amenities are shown. The table shows that the highest people through Govt. supplies. The cencept of weekly number of villages lie in the distance range of 51 +. market or periodic market, therefore does not appear to 22

Table: 12 Distribution of Villages According to the Availability of Different Amentles.

No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following Amenities No. of NameofC. D. Inhabited Approach Block/Circle Drinking Post & communic- Power village Education Medical Market/hat by pucca Water Telegraph ations supply road

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10

Pasighat-Mebo SO 66(S2.50} 9(11.25} SO(100.00} 14(17.50) 5(6.25) 29(;36.25) 1S(22.50} 61 (76.2S) C. D. Block

Pasighat 22 19(56.36) 2 (9.09) 22(100.00} 2 (9.00) 1 (4.S4) 11 (SO.OO) 7(31.S6} 21 (95.1S)

Mebo 1S 15(S3.33} 3(16.66} 1S(100.00) 5(27.77} - 2 (11.11) 1 (5.S5) 14(77.77}

Ruksin 18 13(72.22) 2(11.11} 18(100.00} 4(22.22} 4(22.22} 10(S5.55} 9(50.00) 17(94.44)

Bilat 8 8(100.00} 1 (12.50) 8(100.00} 2(25.00} - 6(75.00) 1 (12.50) 8(100.00) Koyu 14 11 (78.S7) 1 (7.14) 14(100.00} 1(7.14) --- 1 (714)

Pangin-Boleng 37 34(91.89} 1(5.41) 37(100.00} 3(8.11) 2(S.41} 7(1S.92} 5(13.31 } 13(3S.14) C. D. Block . Bolang 14 14(100.00) 1 (5.41) 14(100.00) 1(7.17) 1 (7.14) 1(7.14) - 2(14.28}

Pang in 23 20(86.96) 1(7.11) 23(100.00) 2 (S.70) 1 (4.35) 6(26.09) 5(21.74) 11 (47.83) - Ramie-Bango 15 14(93.33} 1 (4.35) 15(100.00) 1 (4.35) 9(60.00) , 3(20.00) 4(26.67} 5(33.33) C. D. Block , Nari 15 14(93.33) 2(13.33) 15(100.00} 1 (4.35) 9(60.00} 3(20.00} 4(26.67) 5(33.33}

Mariyang ..... 18 15(83.33} 3(16.57} 18(100.00} 5(20.08) 2(11.11} 7(3S.38} 2(11.11} 5(27.78) C. D. Block

Mariyang 10 S(SO.OO} 1 (10.00) 10(100.00) 4(40.00} 1 (10.00) 4(10.00) - 4(40.00}

Geku 8 7(S7.50} 2(25.00) 8(100.00} 1 (12.50) 1 (12.50) 3(27.50) 2(25.00} 1 (12.50)

Yingkiong 17 12(70.50) 2(11.76) 17(100.00) 1 (11.76) 2(11.76} 3(17.65) 4(23.50) 4(23.53) C. D. Block

Yingkiong 8 6(75.00) 1 (12.50) 3(100.00) 1 (12.50) 1 (12.5) 3(37.50) 4(50.00) 3(37.50)

Jenggin 9 6(66.67} 1 (11.11) 9(100.00} 1 (11.11) 1(11.11) - - 1 (11 .11)

Tuting 37 23(62.16} 4(10.81 } 37(100.00} 3(8.11} - - 3(8.11) C. D. Block -

Tuting 14 9(64.29} 1 (7.14) 14(100.00} 1 (7.14) - - - 2(14.29) Gelling 5 4(SO.00) 1 (20.00) 5(100.00) 1 (20.00) - - - 1 (20.00) Singa 14 6(42.86} 1 (7.14) 14(100.00} 1(7.14) - -- - Palling 4 4(100.00) 1 (25.00) 4(100.00) -- - - - District Total 204 164(SO.39} 22(10.78) 204(100.00 27(13.23} 46(22.55} 49(240.02 33(16.18) 91 (44.61) 23

Table: 13 Proportion 01 rural population served by different amenities.

Total Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenity of Population Taluk/ of inhabited Tehsil villages in Dringking Post and Communi· Approch by Power Education Medical Market/Hat the Water Telegraph cations puccaroad supply Taluk/Circle

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Pasighat Mebo 36244 92.43 19.31 100.00 30.39 9.08 45.72 38.79 50.45 C. D. Block

Pasighat 8419 90.33 15.75 100.00 15.75 11.88 68.01 52.25 97.76 Mebo 10557 97.95 64.78 100.00 50.24 - 16.51 20.20 95.03

Ruksin 10589 89.28 12.77 100.00 26.60 21.65 52.96 59.63 94.84 Bilat 4908 100.00 6.40 100.00 22.72 - 84.05 16.32 100.00 Koyu 1671 88.27 24.24 100.00 24.24 - - - 8.14

Pang in .Boleng 14297 96.89 19.71 100.00 21.16 19.71 31.11 8.99 33.53 C. D. Block

Boleng 7929 100.00 26.13 100.00 26.13 26.13 26.13 - 50.20

Pangin 6368 93.01 11.71 100.00 14.97 11.71 34.45 20.19 47.55

Ramie Bango 6684 88.29 9.71 100.00 6.57 62.85 18.88 27.33 40.28 C. D. Block

Nari 6684 88.29 9.71 100.00 6.57 62.85 18.88 27.33 49.28

Mariyang , 11614 99.02 21.06 100.00 40.67 12.07 15.76 9.7? 46.67 C. D. Block

Mariyang 6561 98.28 11.95 100.00 67.89 11.95 1.20 - 65.81

Geku 5053 99.39 12.23 100.00 12.23 12.23 34.35 22.42 12.23

Yingkiong 9001 89.54 39.89 35.16 C. D. Block 100.00 39.80 39.89 27.35 36.59

Yingkiong 5457 85.13 42.45 100.00 12.84 42.45 44.97 57.81 60.16

Jengging 3526 96.40 35.93 100.00 35.93 35.93 - - 35.93

Tuting C. D. Block 7164 85.61 41.86 100.00 39.81 - - - 11.44

TUting 4485 91.04 29.83 100.00 29.89 - - - 31.53 Gelling 960 92.71 53.33 100.00 53.33 53.33 - - - I Sing a 1042 90.48 19.48 100.00 19.48 - --- Palling 678 100.00 21.68 100.00 --- - - District 85004 92.87 22.94 100.00 30.58 18.61 31.26 24.31 41.28 24

Table: 14 Distribution of Villages not having certain amenities arranged by distance range from the places where are available.

Number of villages where the amenity is not available and available at distance of Name of amenities -5Kms 5-10Kms. 10+Kms Total (Colm. 2-4)

1 2 3 4 5

Education 23 10 7 40

Medical 47 41 94 182

Drinking-Water

Post & Telegraph 46 25 106 177

Market/Hat 30 17 137 184

Communication 26 24 108 158

Total 172 117 452 741

Table: 15 Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of different ameneties.

Distance No. (with per.cent~ge) of villages having the amenities of. No. of range from .. ' , -- inhabited the nearest Approached villages in Drinking P9st & Commun- Power town (in Education Medical Marketlhat \ by pucca each range Water , tefFgraph ications supply Kms) . road

1 2 3 4 5· ..;,.), 6 7 8 9 1()' ':~~~... -' 0-5 11 10(90.90) 1 (9.09) 11 (1 (0) 1 (9.09) 4(36.36) 2(18.18) 11 (100)

6-15 19 16(84.21) 19.(100) 9(47.37) 7(36.84) 16(84.21)

16-50 62 51 (82.25) 11(17.74) 62(100) 15(24.19) 7(11.29) 24(38,71) 14(22.58) 43(69.35)

Unspecified

51+ 112 87(77.67) 9(8.03) 112(100) 12(10.71 ) 13(11.60) 9(8.03) 9(8.04) 21 (18.75)

Total 204 164(80.39) 21 (1 0.29) 204(100%) 28(13.73) 20(9.80) 46(22.55) 32(15.69) 91(44.61)

Table: 16 Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available

No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of Population inhabited Approached range villages in Drinking Post & Commun- Power Education Medical Market'Hat by pucca each range Water Telegraph ications supply road

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

-499 111 (76.03) 6(6.11) 146(100.00) 7(4.79) 6(4.11) 24(16.44) 16(10.96) 51 (34.94

500-1,999 54 50(92.59) 11 (21 .37) 54(100.00) 18(33.33) 13(24.07) 20(37.04) 15(27.78) 36(66.67)

200-4,999 4 3(75.00) 4(100.00) 4(100.00) 3(75.00) 1 (25.00) 2(50.00) 2(50.00) 4(100.00

5000+

Total 204 164(80.39) 21 (1 0.29) 204(100.00) 28(13.73) 20(9.80) 46(22.80) 33(16.18) 91 (44.60) 25

Table i 17 Distribution of Viliages according to land use.

Percentage of cultivable Percentage of irrigated C. D. Block / Circle No. of inhabited villages Total area. area to total area. area to total cultivable area.

2 3 4 5

Pasighat Mebo C. D. Block 80 NA NA NA

Pasighat Circle 22 NA NA NA

Mebo Circle 18 NA NA NA r------~------~------Rwksin Circle 18 NA NA NA

Bilat Circle 8 NA NA NA

~-----K-O-Y-U-C-ir-c-le------4_------1-4------~------N-A------_+------_N_A______~------N-A------.-j Pangin Boleng C. D. Block 37 NA NA NA I ~------~------_4------~------~------Boleng Circle 14 NA NA NA ~------+------4------~~------_+------.------2 Pangin Circle 23 NA NA NA

Ramie Bango C. D. Block 15- NA NA NA --~------~------~ ------+------~ Nari Circle 15 /~~~~ NA NA Mariyang C. D. Block 18 NA NA

Mariyang Circle 10 NA NA

Geku Circle 8 NA NA

Yingkiog C. D. Block 17 NA NA

Yingkiong Circle 8 NA NA

! Jengging Circle 9 NA NA NA ---- Tuting C. D. Block 37 NA NA NA ------1------4------4------~ Tuting Circle 14 NA NA NA - --~------~------+------~------~ Gelling Circle 5 NA NA NA I--- Singa Circle 14 NA NA NA

Palling Circle 4 NA NA NA

District 204 NA NA NA

Table: 18 Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns - Per Capita ------Class/name Receipt. Expenditure & civic r- status of the Expenditure R . t \ Receipt from General on public Expenditure town* Total Other Total ecelp I ~dministration health and Public works on public th h t all other expenditure aspects roug axes sources. onveniences institutions. I

1 2 3 4 ! 5 6 7 8 9 10 ____ _L__ -- 1 V Paslghat (C. T.) NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 26

Table: 19 Schools per 10,000 population In towns

No. Per 10,000 population Class, Name and civic Higher Secondary/Inter/ status of Town Secondry/ Junior Secondary/ PUC/Junior Primary Matriculation Middle. College

1 2 3 4 5

V. Pasighat (C.T.) 1.37 1.37 2.73 6.15

Total 1.37 1.37 2.73 6.15

Table: 20 No. of Beds In Medical Institutions in Towns

Class, name and civic No. of beds in Medical institutions status of the town per 1 ,000 population

1 2

V. Pasighat (C.T.) 15.71

Total 15.71

Table: 21' Proportion of slums population In Town . Proportion of the slums population to total Class, name and civic staus of the town" Density in slums (Per sq. km.) population of the town

1 2 3

V Pasighat (C.T.) NA NA

Total NA NA

Table: 22 Most important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in towns

Class, name and civic status of the Most important commodity Town Manuf~tured Exported Imported

1 2 3 4

i. Food grains V. Pasighat Timber products 1 . Timber products ii. Salt (C.T.) iii. Cloth PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY·

29 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NAME OF C. D. SLaCK: PASIGHAT - MESO

I 1991 Census 1981 Census SL. Name of Villages with Hamlet NO. Location Code Location Code Location Code Location Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 5 6 l I CIRCLE: PASIGHAT

1. Balek 3ml{7 03/07/0010/0007 25/6/1/4 25/06/0010/0004 2. Derung 7/1/17 07/0010/0017 6/1/26 06/001 0/0026 3. Boying 7/1/19 07/0010/0019 611/35 06/0010/0035 4. Dapi 7/1/8 07/0010/0008 6/1/2 06/0010/0002 5. Gunne 7/1 /18 07/0010/0018 6. Kelek 7/1/5 07/0010/0005 6/1/34 06/0010/0034 7. Mirbuk 7/1/11 07/0010/0011 6/1/3 06/0010/0003 8. Mipku 7/1/9 07/0010/0009 6/1/1 06/0010/0001 9. MirSam 7/1/10 07/0010/0010 10. Mongku 7/1/6 07/0010/0006 6/1/33 06/0010/0033 11. Murali/Pallumuk/Mariyulll Forest Camp 7/1/21 07/0010/0021 12. Napit 7/1/1 2 07/0010/0012 6/1/40 06/0010/0040 13. Rani 7/1/16 07/0010/0016 6/1/23 06/0010/0023 14. Rasam 7/1/3 07/0010/0003 6/1/31 06/0010/0031 15. Rengging 7/1/1 07/0010/0001 6/1/28 06/0010/0028 16. Roying 7/1/4 07/0010/0004 6/1/32 06/0010/0032 17 Runne 7/1/13 07/0010/0013 6/1/27 06/0010/0027

18. Sibut 7/1/20 07/0010/0020 6~1/7 06/0010/0007

19. Takilalung 7/1 '14 07/001 0/001 4 6/1/5 0~/001 0/0005

20. Tekang 7/1/15 07/0010/0015 6/1/9 06/0010/0009 21 Tigra 7/1/2 07/0010/0002 6/1/30 06/0010/0030 22. 3, 5 & 7 Mile Camp 7/1/22 07/0010/0022 CIRCLE: MEBO

1. Aohali 3m211 03/07/0020/0001 25/6/3/1 25/06/0030/0001 2. Ayeing 7/2/4 07/0020/0004 613/4 06/0030/0004 3. Bodak 7/2/5 07/0020/0005 6/3/5 06/0030/0005 4. Borguli 7/2/2 07/0020/0002 6/3/2 0.6/0030/0002 5. Gadum 7/2/15 07/0020/0015 6. Kiyit 7/2/10 07/0020/001 0 6/3/10 06/0030/0010 7. Kongkul 7/2/16 07/0020/0016 8. Mebo H.O. 7/2/18 07/0020/0018 6/3/14 06/0030/0014 9. Mer 712/13 07/0020/0013 6/3/13 06/0030/0013 10. Mottum 7/2/6 07/0020/0006 613/6 06/0030/0006 11 Namsang 7/2/12 07/0020/0012 6/3/12 06/0030/001 2 12. Ngopok 7/2/9 07/0020/0009 6/3/9 06/0030/0009 13. Railing 7/2/7 07/0020/0007 6/3/7 06/0030/0007 14. Ranaghat Camp 7/2/17 07/0020/0017 15. Sigar 7/2/8 07/0020/0008 6/3/8 06/0030/0008 16. Silluk 7/2/3 07/0020/0003 6/3/3 06/0030/0003 17. Seram 7/2/11 07/0020/0011 6/3/11 06/0030/0011 18. Siku Forest Camp 7/2/14 07/0020/0014 30 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NAME OF C. D. BLOCK: PASIGHAT - MESO

1991 Census 1981 Census SL. Name of Villages with Hamlet NO. Location Code Location Code Location Code Location Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 5 6

CIRCLE: RUKSIN

1. ,Debing 3/7/6/10 03/07/0060/0010 25/6/1/14 25/06/0010/0014 2. Doni Polo Tea Estate 7/6/6 07/0060/0006 3. Khemi Check Gate 7/6/7 07/0060/0007 4. Lingka 7/6/16 07/0060/0016 6/1/29 06/001 0/0029 5. Mangnang 7/6/15 07/0060/0015 6/1/21~.,!t 06/0010/0021 6. Ngorlung 7/6/12 07/0060/0012 6/1/17 06/0010/0017 7. Niklok Village 7/6/13 07/0060/0013 6/1/37 06/0010/0037 8. Oyan Camp 7/6/4 07/0060/0004 9. Oyan Village 7/6/5 07/0060/0005 6/1/18 06/0010/0018 10. Rayang 7/6/14 07/0060/0014 6/1/15 06/0010/0015 11. Ruksin Camp (H.Q.) 7/6/17 07/0060/0017 12. Ruksin Village 7/6/11 07/0060/0011 6/1/16 06/0010/0016 13. Sika Bamin 7/6/9 07/0060/0009 6/1/24 06/0010/0024 14. Sikaode 7/6/8 07/0060/0008 6/1/25 06/0010/0025 15. Sille Camp 7/6/2 07/0060/0002 6/1/38 06/001 0/0038 16. Sille 12th Mile Forest Camp 7/6/3 07/0060/0003 17. Sille Village 7/6/1 07/0060/0001 6/1/19 06/0010/0019 18. 1oth Mile Oyan 7/6/18 07/0060/0018 CIRCLE: BILA T

1. Bamin 3/7/14/2 03/07/0140/0002 25/6/1/11 25/06/0010/0011 2. Bilat H. Q. 7/14/8 07/0140/0008 25/6/1/12 25/06/0010/0012 3. Ledum 7/14/3 07/0140/0003 25/6/1/13 25/06/0010/0013 4. Mikong 7/14/5 07/0140/0005 25/6/1/22 25/06/0010/0022 5. Mirem 7/14/1 07/0140/0001 25/6/1/10 25/06/0010/0010 6. Miglung 7/14/4 07/0140/0004 25/6/1/8 25/06/0010/0008 7, Remi 7/14/6 07/0140/0006 25/6/1/36 25/06/0010/0036 8. Yagrung 7/14/7 07/0140/0007 25/6/1/6 25/06/0010/0006 CIRCLE: KOYU

1. Doge Kakki 3/7/15/7 03/07/0150/0007 2. Kadu 7/15/1 07/0150/0001 25/6/5/26 25/06/0050/0026 3. Korang 7/15/11 07/0150/0011 25/6/5/17 25/06/0050/0017 4. Kayu H. Q. 7/15/15 07/0150/0015 25/6/5/16 25/06/0050/0016 5. Lipin 7/15/13 07/0150/0013 25/6/5/21 25/06/0050/0021 6. Loglu 7/15/3 07/0150/0003 25/6/5/27 25/06/0050/0027 7. Maney 7/15/12 07/0150/0012 25/6/511 25/06/0050/0001 8. Rina 7/15/6 07/0150/0006 25/6/5/15 25/06/0050/0015 9. Rotte 7/15/5 07/0150/0005 25/6/5/18 25/06/0050/0018 10. Saku 7/15/2 07/0150/0002 25/6/5/22 25/06/0050/0022 11. Sido 7/15/9 07/0150/0009 25/6/5/19 25/06/0050/0019 12. Sipu Kakki 7/15/14 07/0150/0014 13. Tabiripo 7/15/4 07/0150/0004 25/6/5/14 25/06/0050/0014 14. Tane 7/15/10 07/0150/0010 31

NOTE'- EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORIES

The Following codes have been used in the Village Directory to highlight the various amenities such as Educational, Medical, Drinking water, Post and Telegraph, Communications, Approach to village and Power supply.

Education (Col. 5) 1. Adult literacy Class centre. AC 2. Primary School P 3 Middle school. M 4. Matriculation or Secondary H 5. Higher secondary/ Intermediate/ Pre-University/Junior college. PUC

Medical (Col. 6) 1. Hospital H 2. Health Centre HC 3. Primary Health Centre. 2HC 4. Primary Health sub Centre PHS 5. Dispensary . D 6. Community Health Worker CHW 7. Maternity Child Welfare MCW 8. -Others o

Drinking water (Col. 7) 1. Tap water T 2. Well water. W 3. Hand-pu~p C 4. Spring S 5. Others a 6. Hand Pump HP 7. Tube Well Water TW 8. River Water R 9. Fountain F 10. Canal C

Post and Telegraph ,(Col. 8) 1. Post Office / Extra Departmental Branch Post Office P.O 2. Post and Telegrap office PTa

Communications (Col. 10) 1. Bus Stop. BS

Approach to Village (Col. 11) 1. Pucca Raod PR 2. Kacha Road KR 3. Foot Path FP

Power Supply (Col. 13) 1. ElectriCity for Domestic pourpsoe ED 2. Electricity for other purpose like Industrial, commerci~1 etc. EO 3. Electricity for all purposes fisted above. EA 32 C. D. BLOCK PASIGHAT-MEBO 1991 CENSUS VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities available (If not available with in the villag!!. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets' the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. S-l 0 and Total Total 1 O+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of population Name Communica- Location Village and number of Drinking Day or days tions Code No. (in of Post Village Water of the (Bus stop, l;1ectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable} market/hat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

CIRCLE: PASIGHAT 3ml/l. Rengging NA 273(74) P -(5-10kms) T -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) BS 3{711f2. Tigra NA 111 (19) AC -(-Skms) T -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) 3{7/1/3. Rasam NA 212(34) P,AC -(-Skms) T -(-5kms) -(10+kms) -(-Skms) 3{7/1/4. Raing NA 36(7} AC -(-Skms) T -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) 3{7/1/S. kelek NA 124(20) AC -(-5kms) T -(-5kms) -(10+kms) -(-5kms) 3{7/1/6. Mongku NA 282(44) AC -(-Skms) T -(S-10kms) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) 3{7/1{7. Balek NA 326(61) P,M,H,AC D T PO -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 3{7/1/8. Dapi NA 554(128) AC -(-Skms) T -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(-5kms) 3{7/1/9. mirku NA 484(76) P,M,AC -(-Skms) T -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-Skms) 3/7/1/10. Mirsam NA 486(9S) AC -(-Skms) T -(-5kms) -(-5kms) BS 3/7/1/11. mirbuk NA 980(157} P,AC -(-5kms) T +5kms} -(-5kms) BS 3{7/1/12. Napit NA 103(19) AC -(-5kms) T -(-Skms) -(-5kms) BS 3/7/1/13. Rumne NA 265(51) P,AC -(5-10kms) T -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) BS 3/7/1/14. Takilalung NA 704(185) P,AC -(5-10kms) T -(-5kms) -(5-10kms) BS 317/1/15. Tekang NA 381 (56) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) T -(-5kms) -(10+kms) BS 37/1/16. Rani NA 1000(195) P,M,AC PHS W,T PO Daily Market BS 37/1/17. Berung NA 980(181) P,AC -(5-10kms) W,R,T -(S-10kms) -(S-10kms) BS 3{7/1/18. Gunne NA 99(13) AC -(-Skms) S,T -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 3/7/1/19. Baying NA 276(53) AC -(-5kms) T -(-5kms) -(-5kms) -(-5kms) 3/7/1/20. Sibut NA 310(58) AC -(-5kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) BS 3f7/1/21. Murali/Pallumuk/Mariyum " Forest Camp NA 189(55) -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) R -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 3f7/1/22. 3.5 & 7th Mile Camp NA 244(63) -(5-10kms) -(5-10kms) R -(10+kms) -(10+kms) BS

Total NA 8419(1594} P(9),M(5}, D(1},PHS(1} H(l) ,AC(18} 33

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e.) area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total area to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest under jhum cUltivation rotation jhum cultivation for - cultivation cultivation I Wet rice Dry rice cultivation cultivation

11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) 16(a) 16(b) 17 18

PR Pasighat (9) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (4) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (5) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (8) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (7) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (6) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (4) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (5) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (5) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA PR Pasighat (2) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy. Maize, Millet' NA PR Pasighat (5) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (5) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA PR Pasighat (9) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA PA Pasighat (9) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA PA Pasighat (15) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA PR Pasighat (18) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (7) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KA Pasighat (5) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (4) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA PR Pasighat (12) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA

KR Pasighat (20) NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA PA Pasighat (3) ED ,NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA 34 C. D. BLOCK PASIGHAT-MEBO 1991 CENSUS VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities available (If not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. 5-10 and Total Total 1 O+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of population Name Communica- Location Village and number of Drinking Day or days tions Code No. (in of Post Village Water of the (Bus stop, hectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable) market/hat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

CIRCLE : MEBO 3(1/2/1 Aohali NA 152(34) P,AC -(10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 3(1/2/2 Borguli NA 800(119) AC,PM,H,PUC PHS T PO -(10+kms) BS 3(1/2/3 Silluk NA 493(83) P -(S-10kms) T PO -(10+kms) -(S-10kms) 3/7/2/4 Ayeng NA 1,108(193) AC,PM -(5-10kms) T PO -(10+kms) -(S-10kms) 3(1/2/S Badak NA 214(48) AC,P -(10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 3(1/2/6 Motom (Mottum) NA 666(102) AC,PM -(10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 3(1/2/7 Railing NA 166(27) AC,P -(10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 3(1/2/8 Sigar NA 329(49) AC,P -(10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 3(1/2/9 Ngopok NA 1,33S(242) AC,PM -(10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(S-10kms) 3(1/2/10 Kiyit NA 960(116) AC,P -(S-10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) BS 3(1/2/11 Siram (Sirom) NA S87(106) P,M,AC -(S-10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(S-10kms) 3/7/2/12 Namsang NA 800(109) P,AC PHS HP/T PO -(10+kms) -(10+kms 3(1/2/13 Mer NA 364(49) P -(10+kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(S-10kms) 3(1/2/14 Siku forest camp NA 13(9) -(-Skms) -(S-10kms) R -(-Skms) -(10+kms) -(-Skms) 3(1/2/1S Gadum NA 312(SS) P -(5-10kms) T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 3(1/2/16 Kangkul NA S6(14) -(5-10kms) -(S-10kms) R/T -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) 3(1/2/17 Ranaghat camp NA 149(32) -(-Skms) -(10+kms) R -(S-10kms) -(10+kms) -(-Skms) 3(1/2/18 Mebo (H. Q.) NA 21S3(367) PM,H,AC PHS T PO -(10+kms) -(-Skms) Total NA 106S7(17S4) P(lS),M(6) PHS3 H(2)PUC(2) AC(12) CIRCLE : RUKSIN 3(1/6/1 Sille Village NA 1203(213) -(-SKms) PHS T PO Daily Market BS 3(1/6/2 Sille Camp NA' 390(87) P.M.H.Puc -(-SKms) T -(-5Kms) Daily Market BS

3(1/6/3 Sille 12nd Mile F.C. NA 234(43) P -(-SKms) T -(-SKms) -(-S~s) BS 3(1/6/4 Oyan Camp NA 19(3) -(-SKms) -(-SKms) T PO Daily Market BS . 3(1/6/5 Oyan Village NA 1276(2~4) P,AC -(-SKms) T -(-SKms) -(-SKms) BS 3(1/6/6 Doni Polo Tea Est. NA S46(136) -(-SkMS) -(-SKms) R -(-SKms) -(-SKms) BS 3/7/6/7 Khemi Check Gate NA 13(2) -(-SkMS) -(-SKms) W -(-SKms) -(-SKms) BS 3(1/6/8 Sika-Tode NA 847(160) P.AC -(-SKms) T -(-SKms) -(-SKms) BS 3/7/6/9 Sika-Bamin NA 399(81) P.AC -(-5Kms) T -(-SKms) -(-SKms) BS 3(1/6/10 Debing NA 914(183) P.M.AC -(S-10Kms) T PO -(-SKms) -(5-10Kms) 3/7/6/11 Ruksin Village NA 3S8(60) AC -(-SKms) T -(-5Kms) -(-5Kms) -(5Kms) 3(1/6/12 Ngorlung NA 1300(241) P.M. -(-SKms) T -(-SKms) -(S-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) 3(1/6/13 Niklok village NA 237(41) P.M. -(S-10Kms) T -(S-10Kms) -(S-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) 3(1/6/14 Rayang NA 918(lS0) P.AC -(S-10Kms) T -(-SKms) -(-SKms) -(S-10Kms) 3(1/6/1S Managnang NA 419(77) P.AC -(-SKms) T -(-5Kms) -(-5Kms) -(5-10Kms) 3(1/6/16 Lingka NA 668(119) P.AC -(S-10Kms) T -(-SKms) -(-SKms) -(S-10Kms) 3(1/6/17 Ruksin Camp (H.Q.) NA 681 tlS4) P.M.H. HC T PO Daily Market BS . ( 3(1/6/18 10th Mile Oyan NA ~671(2S) -(10+Kms) -(-SKms) T -(10+Kms) -(-SKms) -(5-10Kms) Total '0589 P(12) M(4) PH(l) (2009) H(2)PUC(1) AC(10) HC(l) 35

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (i.e.) area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total area to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest cultivation under jhum rotation jhum cultivation for cultivation cultivation Wet rice Dry rice CUltivation cultivation

11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) 16(a) 16(b) 17 18

KR Pasighat (37) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (24) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (32) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (18) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (15) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (15) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (13) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize. Chilli NA KR Pasighat (1 0) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 'i'ears Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (21) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (22) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (37) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (45) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (54) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat (51) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Chilli NA KR Pasighat '.(1 0) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy. Maize. Chilli NA

KR Pasighat (16) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy. Maiz~. Chilli NA PR Pasighat (20) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy. Maize. Chilli NA PR Pasighat (22) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy. Maize, Chilli NA

PRO Pasighat (19) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy. Maize NA KR Pasighat (19) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize NA KR Pasighat (19) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy. Maize NA PR PasiQhat (14) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize NA PR Pasighat (24) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy. Maize NA PR Pasighat (21) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize NA PR Pasighat (22) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize NA PR Pasighat (29) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize NA KR P

Amenities available (If not available with in the village. a dash H is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. 5-10 and Total Total 1O+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of population Name Communica- Location Village and number of Drinking Day or days tions Code No. (in of Post Village Water of the (Bus stop. hectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable) markeVhat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10

CIRCLE: BILAT 7/14/1 Mirem NA 1310(252) P.M.AC -(-5Kms) T -(-SKms) -(10+Kms) BS 7/14{2 Bamin NA 768(125) AC -(-5Kms) T -(-5Kms) -(10+Kms) BS 7/14(3 Ledum NA 589(144) P,M.AC -(-5-10Kms) T -(-5-10Kms -(10+Kms) BS 7(14/4 Miglung NA 296(55) P.AC -(-5-10Kms) T -(-5-10Kms -(10+Kms) -(-5Kms) 7/14/5 Mikong NA 487(103) P.AC -(-5-10Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(-5Kms) 7/14/6 Remi NA 343(90) P.AC -(-5-10Kms) T -(-5-10Kms -(10+Kms) BS 7/14/7 Yagrung NA 801 (143) P.M.AC -(-5-10Kms) T PO -(10+Kms) 8S 7/14/8 Bilat H.O. NA 314(73) P,M.H.AC PHS(1) 1 PO -(10+Kms) ES Total NA 4908(985) P(8),M(4)H(1) PHS(l) PUC(1) AC(8) CIRCLE: KOYU 7/15/1 Kadu NA 57(8) -(-5Kms) -(10+Kms) WIT, -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/2 Saku NA 86(13) P -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(1 0+ Kms) 7/15/3 Loglu NA 84(12) -(-5Kms) -(10+Kms) N.T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/4 Tabiripo NA 126(20) P.AC -(10+Kms) N.T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/5 Rotte NA 163(29) P.AC -(5-10Kms) T -(5-10Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/6 Rina NA 131 (26) P.AC -(5-10Kms) T -(-5Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/7 Doge Kakki NA 98(14) P -(-5Kms) T -(-5Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/9 Sido NA 87(13) P.AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) ·(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/10 Tane NA 55(17) -(-5Kms) -(10+Kms) N.T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/11 Korang NA 124(21 ) P.AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/12 Maney NA 136(14) P.AC -(10+Kms) S.T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/13 Lipin NA 73(9) P -(10+Kms) S.T -(10+Kms) -(1 0+ Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/14 Sipu Kakki NA 46(7) P -(10+Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/15/15 Koyu H.Q. NA 40'S{S7) P.M.AC PHS{'} T PO -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) Total NA 1671 (269) P·11,M(1)AC-7 PHS(1) Total Pasighat -Mebo NA 50883(9780) P-55,M-18 PHS(7), C.D.Block H-6,PUC-4, PHC(11) AC-55 37

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (Le.) area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total area to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest uRder jhum cultivation rotation jhum cultivation for cUltivation cultivation Wet rice Oryrice cultivation cultivation

11 - 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) 16(a) 16(b) 17 18

KR Paslghat (24) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (27) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (34) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (40) H' NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (33) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (40) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (15) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy. Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (27) ED NA NA NA NA 2-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA

KR Pasighat (76) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy NA KR Pasighat (71) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy NA

KR Pasighat (78) NA NA NA NA ~-5 Years Paddy NA KR Pasighat (76) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Pa

39 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VillAGES NAME OF C. D. BLOCK : PANGIN - BOLENG

1991 Census 1981 Census SL. Name of Villages with Hamlet NO. Location Code Location Code Location Code Location Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 5 6

CIRCLE: SOlENG

1. Boleng H. O. 3{7/3/14 03/07/0030/0014 25/6/4/13 25/06/0040/b013 2. Dosing 7/3/1 07/0030/0001 6/4/12 06/0040/0012 3. Lissing 7/3/2 07/0030/0002 6/4/1 06/0040/0001 4. Messing 7/3/3 07/0030/0003 6/4/2 06/0040/0002 5. Pangkang (Jorking) 7/3/12 07/0030/0012 6. Pangekang (Kumku) 7/3/13 07/0030/0013 7. Pareng 7/3/8 07/0030/0008 8. Parong 7/3/9 0710030/0009 6/4/11 06/0040/0011 9. Riga 7/3/11 07/0030/0011 10. Sine 7/3/7 07/0030/0007 6/4/6 06/0040/0006 11. Sitang 7/3/10 0710030/0010 614/10 06/0040/0010 12. Supsing 7/3/6 0710030/0006 6/4/5 06/0040/0005 13. Yingku 7/3/4 07/0030/0004 6/4/3 0610040/0003 14. Yingku 7/3/5 07/0030/0005 6/4/4 06/0040/0004

CIRClE:PANGIN

1. Babuk 3/7/4/1 0 03/07/0040/0010 25/62/10 25/06/0020/0010 2. Begging 7/4/2 07/0040/0002 6·2.2 06/0020/0002 3. Jorsing 7/4/21 07/0040/0021 6/2/5 06/0020/0005 4. Kellek 7/4/9 07/0040/0009 6/2/9 06/0020/0009 5. Kebang (Salek) 7/4/13 07/0040/0013 6. Kebang (Poklek) 7/4/11 07/0040/0011 7 Kebang (Rada) 7/4/14 07/0040/0014 g. Kebang (Sole) 7/4/12 07/0040/0012

9 Komsing (~o) 7/4/4 07/0040/0004 10 Komsing. (Kumku) 7/4/5 07/0040/0005 11 Koreng 7/4/17 0710040/0017 6/2/14 06/0020/00 14 12. LOkpeng 7/4/19 07/0040/0019 6/2/16 06/0020/00 16 13 Mopit 7/4/3 07/0040/0003 6/2/17 06/0020/0017 14. Pangi 7/4]7 07/0040/0007 6/2/6 06/0020/0006 IS. Pangin Village 7/4/16 07/0040/0016 6/2/13 06/0020/0013 16. Pang in H. O. 7/4/23 07/0040/0023 6/2/19 06/0020/0019 17. Riew 7/4/1 07/0040/0001 6/2/1 06/0020/0001 18. Tottung 7/4/8 07/0040/0008 6/2/8 06/0020/tJOOB 19. Sissen 7/4/6 07/0040/0006 6/217 06/0020/0007 20. Tarak 7/4/20 07/0040/0020 6/2/17 06/0020/00 17 21. Yemsing 7/4/15 07/0040/0015 6/2/12 0610020/0012 22. Yeksi 7/4/18 07/0040/0018 6/2/15 06/0020/0015 23. Yem Bung Camp 7/4/22 07/0040/0022 40 C. D. BLOCK PANGIN BOLENG 1991 CENSUS VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities available (If not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. S-l 0 and Total Total 1O+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of population Name Communica- Location Village and number of Drinking Day or days tions Code No. {in of Post Village Water of the (8us stop, hectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable) market/hat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 CIRCLE : BOLENG 3/7/3/1 Dosing NA 274 (S2) P -(S-10Kms) T -(S-10Kms) -(S-10Kms) -(S-10Kms)

3{lf3/2 Lissing NA 92(16) ~,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3!713/3 Messing NA 70(13) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/3/4 Yibuk NA 306(57) P.M. -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(1 0+ Kms) 3!713/S Yingku NA 168(37) P. -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(1/3/6 Supsing NA 149(25) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(1 0+ Kms) -(10+Kms) -(1 0+ Kms) 3(1/3/7 Sine NA 338(64) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/3/8 Pareng NA 386(81) P,AC ~(10+KmS) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/3/9 Parong NA S32(108) P. -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/3/10 Sitang NA 4S9(78) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/3/11 Riga Mobuk NA 1,018(184) P,AC -(-SKms) T -(-5Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3!713!12 Pangkang (Jorkang) NA 432(104) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3!713/13 Pangkang (Kumku) NA 236(46) P,AC -(10+Kms) r -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3!713/14 80len9 H.O. NA 2,072(435) P;M,H,Puc,AC PHS T PO Daily Market 85 Total NA 7,929(1,577) P(14),M(2), PHS(1)

CIRCLE : P!'t:lGIN H(l ),Puc(l),AC(l 0) 3/7/4/1 Riew NA 853(152) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -{-5Kms} 3/7/4/2 Begging NA 20?(39)' P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/4/3 Mopit NA 268 (S2) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/4/4 Komsing(Karo) NA 29S(49) P,M,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -p O+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/4/S Komsing(Kumku) NA 277 (S6) P,AC -(SKms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/4/6 Sissen NA 136(17} P, -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(-SKms) 3/7/4(7 Pangi NA 120(22} P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -{S-10Kms} 3/7/4/8 Rottung NA 368(89) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) Ss 3/7/4/9 Kellek NA 79(17) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(S-10Kms) 3/7/4/10 8abuk NA 122(29) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(SKms) 3(7/4/11 Kebang (Poklek) NA 207(40) P,M,AC -(10+Kms) T Po -(10+Kms) -(SKms) 3(1/4/12 Kebang(Sole) NA 9S(22) P -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/4/13 Kebang-8olek NA 9(3) -(-SKms) . -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/4/14 Kebang(Rada) NA 91(19) -(!?Kms) -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms), -(10+Kms) 3!714/15 Yemsing NA 396(76) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -{10+Kms} -(10+Kms) 3f7/4/16 Pang in village NA 417(80) P,AC -(-SKms) T -(-5Kms) -{-SKms} -(-SKms) 3f7/4/17 Koreng NA 273(51~\ P,AC -(-5Kms) T -{-SKms} -(-5 Kms). Ss 3/7/4/18 Yeksi NA 232(45) P,AC -(-5Kms) T -(-SKms) -(-SKms) -(-SKms) 3{lf4/19 Lokpeng NA 196(39) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) Bs 3/7/4/20 Tarak NA 448(81) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(1 0+ Kms) -(10+Kms) 8s 3/7/4/21 Jorsing NA 193(33) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(1 0+Kms) , -(10+Kms) 3/7/4/22 Yembung Camp NA 345(91) -(-SKIns) -(10+Kms) T -{10+Kms} -(5+Kms) BS 3(1/4/23 Pangin H.O. NA 746(199) PMPUC,AC PHC T PO Daily market 8S Total NA 6368(1301) P(20),M(3l,H(1), PHC(l) PUC(l ) ,AC(18) 41

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (Le.) area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total area to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest under jhum cultivation rotation jhum cultivation for cultivation cultivation Wet rice Dry rice CUltivation cultivation

11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) 16(a) 16(b) 17 18

KR Angong (52) NA NA IIJA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize , Millet NA KR Along (91) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (91) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Malze,Mlllet NA KR Along (79) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Malze,Mlllet NA KR Along (57) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy ,Maize ,Millet NA KA Along (68) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KA Along (75) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (57) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (67) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years PaddY,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (80) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (93) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Mlllet NA KR Along (111) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (116) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Malze,Mlllet NA KR Along (44) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA

KR Along (72) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Malze,Mlliet NA KR Along (72) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (53) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (43) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (43) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Mlliet NA KR Along (56) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (47) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (46) ED NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Mlllet NA KR Along (54) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (55) ED NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (46) ED NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (46) ED NA NA NA NA· 1-2 Years Paddy , Maize , Millet NA KR Along (46) ED NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Mlllet NA KA Along (46) ED NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Mlllet NA KA Along (57) ED NA NA NA. NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KA Along (33) ED NA NA NA NA '-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KA Along (30) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Malze,Miliet NA KR Along (36) ED NA NA NA NA '-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (9) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize.Millet NA KR Along (16) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Malze,Millet NA KR Along (47) NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy, Maize , Millet NA KR Along (11) ED NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (33) ED NA NA NA NA 1-2 Years Paddy,Maize,Miliet NA

43

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NAME OF C. D. BLOCK: RAMLE-BANGO

i991 Census 1981 Census SL. Name of Village with Hamlet NO. Location Code Location Code Location Code Location Code (Manual) (Co~puter) (Manual) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 5 6

CIRCLE : NARI 1. Aditako 3f7/5/6 03/07/0050/0006 25/6/5/8 25/06/0050/0008 2. Detak 7/5/3 07/0050/0003 6/5/4 06/0050/0004 3. Olddeka 7/5/9 07/0050/0009 6/5/11 06/0050/00'1'1 4. Depi Village 7/5/14 07/0050/0014 6/5/13 06/0050/0013 5. Lumpo 7/5/7 07/0050/0007 6/5/9 06/0050/0009 6. Namey 7/5/5 07/0050/0005 6/5/7 06/0050/0007 7. Nwedaka 7/5/10 07/0050/0010 6/5/12 06/0050/0012 8. Nari 7/5/13 07/0050/0013 6/5/6 061005070006 9. Nari H.Q. 7/5/15 07/0050/0015 6/5/23 06/0050/0023 10. Potte 7/5/2 07/0050/0002 t/5/3 06/0050/0003 11. Pam 7/5/4 07/0050/0004 6/5/5 06/0050/0005 12. Seren 7/5/8. 07/0050/0008 6/5/10 06io050/00 10 13. Simen Sapori 7/5/12 07/0050/0'012 6/5/25 06/0050/0025 14. Telam 7/5/1 07/0050/0001 6/5/2 06/0050/0002 15. Talam Camp 7/5/11 07/0050/0011 6/5/24 06/0050/0024 44 C. D. BLOCK : RAMLE-BANGO 1991 CENSUS VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities available (If not available with in the village. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. S-10 and Total Total 10+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of population Name Communica- Location Village and number of Drinking Day or days tions Code No. (in of Post Village Water of the (Bus stop, hectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable) market/hat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

CIRCLE : NARI 3/7/S/1 Talam NA S54(91) P,M,H,AC -(-SKms) T -(-SKms) Saturday RS 3f7/SI2 Potte NA 43S(82) P -(-SKms) T -(-SKms) -(-SKms) -(-SKms) 3f7/SI3 Oetak NA 244(45) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) Monday -(10+Kms) 317/S/4 Pam NA 269(43) P,AC -(-S-10Kms) T -(-SKms) Thursday RS 3f7/5/S Namey NA 877(159) P,AC -(-SKms) T -(-SKms) Monday -(S-10Kms) 3/7/S/6 Aditako NA 84(12) P,AC -(-Skms) HP -(-SKms) Monday -(-SKms) 3f7/S/7 Lumpo NA S21 (79) P,AC -(-SKms) T -(-SKms) Monday -(-SKms) 3f7/S/8 Seren NA 391 (60) P -(10+Kms) T -(S-10Kms) -(10+Kms) -(-SKms) 3f7/S/9 Old Oaka NA S78(100) P,AC -(S-10Kms) T -(S-10Kms) -(S-10Kms) -(-SKms) 3/7/S/10 New Oeka NA 255(53) P,AC -(-SKms) T -(5-10Kms) -(-SKms) -(-5Kms) 3/7/5/11 Telam Camp NA 210(37) P,AC PHS T -t-SKms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) \ 3f7/5/12 Sime'n Sapori NA 93(18) P.M. -(10+Kms) T +pKms) -(10+Kms} -(10.+Kms) 3f7/S/13 Nari NA 783(113) -(-5Kms) .-(-SKms) T -(-SKms) Monday -(S-10Kms) 3/7/5/14 Oepi Village NA 951 (170) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) Monday -(10+Kms) 3f7/5/15 Nari H.Q. NA 439(104) P,M,AC PHS T PO Monday BS

Total NA 6,684(1166) P(14)M(3) PHS (2) H(1)AC(11)

.~ 45

AMENmES AND LAND USE

Land use O.e.) .area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total area to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest under jhum cultivation rotation jhum cultivation for cultivation cultivation Wet rice Dry rice cultivation cultivation

11 12 13 14 15(a) ~5(b) 16(a) 16(b) 17 18

KR Pasighat (55) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years PaddY,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (70) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (85) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years PaddY,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (78) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (60) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,,,!,aize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (54) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (55) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (75) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR . Pasighat (68) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (68) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (60) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (75) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (54) . ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (54) ED NA NA' NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat, (55) ED' NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA

47

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NAME OF C. D. BLOCK: MARIYANG

1991 Census 1981 Census SL. Name of Village with Hamlet NO. Location Code Location Code Location Code Location Code (Manual) (Com~uter) (Manual) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 5 6

CIRCLE: MARIYANG

1. Adi Pasi 3{7!116 03/07/0070/0006 2. Dalbing 7f7/4 07/0070/0004 25/6/6/3 25/06/0060/0003 3. Damro 7f7/5 07/0070/0005 6/6/5 06/0060/0005 4. Lagru Camp 7f7/9 07/0070/0009 5. Mariyang H.Q. 7f7/10 07/0070/0010 6/6/18 06/0060/0018 6. Millang 7f7/1 07/0070/0001 6/6/2 06/0060/0002 7. New Millang 7/712 07/0070/0002 8. Padu 7{7/7 07/0070/0007 6/6/11 06/0060/0011 9. Peki Modi 7m3 07/0070/0003 6/6/1 06/0060/0001 10. Silli 7m8 07/0070/0008 6/6/10 06/0060/00 10

CIRCLE: GEKU

1. GekuH.Q. 3f7/10/6 03/07/0100/0006 2. Geku 7/10/1 07/0100/0001 25/6/6/6 25/06/0060/0006 3. Jeru 7/10/4 07/0100/0004 6/6/9 06/0060/0009 4. Komkar 7/10{7 07/0100/0007 6/6/4 06/0060/0004 5. Pongging 7/10/5 07/0100/0005 6/6/13 • 06/0060/0013 6. Sibum 7/10/3 07/0100/0003 6/6/8 06/0060/0008

7. SilU Hydel Camp 7/10/8 07/01~0/0008 6/6/10 06/0060/0010

8. Sumsing 7/10/2 07/0100/0002 6/6/7 06/0060/0007 48 C. D. BLOCK: MARIYANG 1991 CENSUS VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities avAilable (If not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. 5-10 and Total Total 1 O+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of Name population Location Village Communica- of and number Code No. Drinking Day or days tions (in of Post Village Water of the (Bus stop, hectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable) market/hat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

CIRCLE: MARIVANG 3(7/7/1 MilJang' NA 863(149) P,AC -(5-10Kms) ST -(5-10kms) -(5-10Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(7{7/2 New Millang NA 34(28) -(-SKms) -(-5Kms) S -(-5kms) -(S-Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(7/7/3 Peki Modi NA 103(17) P,AC -(10+Kms) S -(-10kms) -(-10Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(7/7/4 Dalbing NA 924(182) P,AC -(10+Kms) ST P.O. -(-10Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(7{7/5 Damro NA 1,747(313) PMAC -(10+Kms) ST P.O. -(-10Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(7/7/6 Adipasi NA 999(161) P,AC -(10+Kms) ST P.O. -(-10Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(7(717 Padu NA 715(111) P,AC -(10+Kms) ST (-10Kms) -(-10Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(7/7/8 Silli NA 213(41) P,AC -(10+Kms) ST -(-10kms) -(-10Kms) -(10+Kms) 3[1(7/9 Lagru Camp NA 79(21) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) R -(-10kms) -(-10Kms) B.S 3(7f7110 Mariyang H.O. NA 784(184) P,M,H,AC PHS ST P.O. Daily Market -(10+Kms) Total NA 6561 (1207) P=8H=1 PHS=1 M-2.AC=8 . \ , CIRCLE : GEKU 3[l/10/1 Geku NA 755(140) P,AC -(5-10Kms) T -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) 3(7/10/2 Sumsing NA 392(66) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/10/3 Sibum NA 1044(203) P(2),M.AC(2) PHS T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/10/4 Jeru NA 259(41) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/10/5 Pangging NA 258(34) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3(7/10/6 Geku H.O. NA 618(168) P.M.H.AC PHf T PO Daily Market BS 3/7/10(7 Komkar NA 1102(178) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) BS 3(7/10/8 Silli Hydel Camp NA 31(9) -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) R -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) BS 8 2 Total NA 5053(944) p ,M ,H' ,AC8 PHS'PHC' 4 2 2 Mariyang C.D.Block NA 11,614(2,151) P'6'M ,H PHS PHc' AC=16 49

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use Q.o.) area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total area to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest cultivation under jhum rotation jhum cultivation for cultivation cultivation Wet rice Dry rice cultivation cultivation

11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) 16(a) 16(b) 17 18

KR Pasighat (92) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (84) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (127) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize ,Millet NA KR Pasighat (100) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (80) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (65) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (46) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize.Millet NA KR Pasighat (34) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years PaddY,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat (36) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Pasighat {83) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA

KR Along (85} NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along \(97) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (50) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Mai.ze, Millet NA KR Pasighat (35) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy ,Maize, Millet NA KR Pasighat (25) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (80) ED NA NA NA . NA 2-5 Years 'paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (92) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (91) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddv.Maize.Millet NA

51

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NAME OF C. D. BLOCK: YINGKIONG

1991 Census 1981 Census SL. Name of Village with Hamlet NO. Location Code Location Code Location Code Location Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 5 6

CIRCLE : JENGGING

1. Alubari Camp 3(7/9/8 03/07/0090/0008 2. Bomdo 7/9/1 0,7/0090/0001 25/6/8/1 25/06/0080/0001 3. Oeki Tea Estate 7/9/6 07/0090/0006 4. Gosang 7/9/4 07/0090/0004 6/8/4 06/0080/0004 5. HawaCamp 7/9/7 07/0090/0007 6. Janbo 7/9/2 07/0090/0002 6/8/2 06/0080/0002 7. Jengging H.O. 7/9/9 07/0090/0009 8. Karko 7/9/5 07/0090/0005 6/8/6 06/0080/0006 9. Ram Sing 7/9/3 07/0090/0003 6/8/3 06/0080/0003

CIRCLE: YINGKIGNG

1. 11 (Eleven)K.M. Camp 3(7/8/5 03/07/0080/0005 2. Gette 7/8/1 07/0080/0001 25/6/7/4 25/06/0090/0004 3. Gobuk 7/8/2 07/0080/0002 6/7/3 06/0090/0003 'f 4. Halieng 7/8/4 07/0080/0004 5. Pugging 7/8/3 07/0080/0003 6/7/1 06/0090/0001 6. Simong 7/8/6 07/0080/0006 6(7/2 06/0090/0002 7. Yingkiong H.O. 7/8/8 07/0080/0008 8. Yingkiong ViiI. 7/8/7 °Z/0080/0007 6/7/5 06/0090/0005 52 C. D. BLOCK: YINGKIONG 1991 CENSUS VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities available (If not available wilh in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. S-10 and Total Total 10+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of population Name Communica- Location Village and number of I;>rinking Day or days tions Code No. (in of Post Village Water of the (Bus stop. hectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable) market/hat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

CIRCLE : Y1NGKIONG 3{7/8/1 Gette NA 400(112) P,A,C -(S-10Kms) T -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) -(S-10Kms) 3{7/8/2 Gobuk NA 570(122) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3{7/8/3 Pugging NA 425(83) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3{7/8/4 Halleng NA 27(9) P -(5-10Kms) T -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) BS 3/7/8/5 11 Km. Camp NA 111 (30) -(5-10Kms) -(10+Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) BS 3/7/8/6' Simong NA 91S(232) P.M,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/8/7 Yingkiong Viii. NA 703(189) -(10+Kms) -(-5Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(-5Kms) 3{7/8/8 Yingkiong H.O. NA 2,324(553) P.M.H Puc,AC HC T PO Daily Market BS Total NA 5,475(1,330) P6,Hl ,Pucl HC=l AC=5 CIRCLE : JENGGING 3/7/9/1 Bomdo NA 350(72) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3{7/9/2 Janbo NA 228(52) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/9/3 Ramsing NA 346(71) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3{7/9/4 Gosang NA 519(143) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/9/5 Karko NA 689(181) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3{7/9/6 Deki Tea Estate NA 89(19) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/9/7 Hawa Camp NA 17(4) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/9/8 Alubari Camp NA 21(7) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 3/7/9/9 Jengging H.O. NA 1267(312) P,M.H,PUC,AC PHS T PO Daily Market -(10+Kms) Total NA 3526(861) P(6),M(1 ),H(l) PHS(l) PUC-1AC=6 Total Yingkiong C. D. Block NA 9001 (2191) P(12),H(2) PHS(l),HC(l) Puc(2) ,AC(11 ) 53

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (Le.) area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach. Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total aFea to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest cultivation under jhum rotation jhum cultivation for cultivation cultivation Wet rice Dry rice cultivation cultivation

11 12 13 14 15(a) 15{b) 16{a) 16{b) 17 18

KR Along (127) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (146) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Miliet NA KR Along (45) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Miliet NA PR Along (112) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy ,Maize, Millet NA PR Along (108) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (133) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Miliet NA PR Along (120) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize ,Millet NA PR Along (118) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA

KR Along (189) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (204) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (129) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (129) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR • Along (118) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy ,Maize, Millet NA KR Along (120) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy ;Maize, Millet NA KR Along (132) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (110) NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (109) ED NA NA NA NA 2-5 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA

55 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES NAME OF C. D. BLOCK: TUTING

1991 Census 1981 Census Sl. Name of Village with Hamlet NO. Location Code Location Code Location Code Location Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 5 6

CIRCLE: TUTING 1. Jido 3{7/11/1 03/07/0110/0001 25/5/14/4 25/05/0140/0004 2. Kuging 7/11/2 07/0110/0002 25/5/14/3 25/05/0140/0003 3. Darging/Sobolote/ 7/11/14 07/0110/0014 Moter/Rene/Parle/Badange 4. Nyonggu/Poyang Labour Camp 7/11/13 07/0110/0013

5. Migging 7/11/3 07/0110/0003 25/5/14/13 25/9~/0140/001 ,3 6. Mossing 7/11/4 07/0110/0004 25/5/14/14 25/05/0140/00.1,4 7. Nagming 7/11/5 07/0110/0005 25/5/14/2 25/Q5)0140/0002, , .; ._,.- ~ . 8. Ninging 7/11/10 07/0110/0010 25/5/14/11 25/051,01,40/0911 9. Nyering 7/11/6 07/0110/0006 25/5/14/1 25/05/9,1,40/0001 10. Pango 7/11/7 07/0110/0007 25/5/14/12 25/05/91-40/0Pl Z 11. Pekong 7/11/9 07/0110/0009 12. Tuting Village 7/11/8 07/0110/0008 25/5/14/10 25/05/0140/0q1 0 13. Tuting H.O. 7/11/12 07/0110/0012 25/5/14/15 25/05/01.40/001 5 14. Tuting Panikheti(Ongkong) 7/11/11 07/0110/0011 CIRCLE: GELLING

1. Bishing ,3{7/12/2 03/07/0120/0002 25/5/15/2 2~/05/P150/0092 2. Bona 7/12/4 07/0120/0004 25/5/15/3 25/05/0, 50/0003 3. Gelling H.O. 7/12/5 07/0120/0005 25/5/15/5 25/0:;/0150/0005 4. Kopu 7/12/3 07/0120/0003 25/5/15/4 25/05/0150/0004

5. Mayum 7/12/1 07/0120/0001 25/5/15/1 25/05tq159~000\

CIRCLE: SINGA 1. Abapa 3{7/13/8 03/07/0130/0008 25/5/16/5 25/0'5/0160/0005 2. Angachi 7/13/13 07/0130/0013 25/5/16/2 25/05/0160/0002' 3. Deokota 7/13/5 07/0130/0005 4. Mankota 7/13/4 07/0130/0004 25/5/16/8 25/05/0160/0008 5. Nyokong 7/13/1 07/0130/0001 25/5/16/10 '25/05/0160/001'0

6. Payendum 7/13/2 07/01 30/00Q2 25/5/16/11 25/05/01.~O/OO11 7. Silipu 7/13/7 07/0130/0007 25/5/16/6 25/05/0160/0006 8. Simuge 7/13/9 07/0130/0009 25/5/16/4 25/05/0160/0004 9. Singa old 7/13/10 07/0130/0010 25/5/16/3 25/05/0160/0003 10. Simuling 7/13/12 07/0130/0012 25/5/16/1 25/05/0160/0001 11. Silage 7/13/14 07/0130/0014 25/5/16/12 25/05/0160/0012 12. SingaH.O. 71316 07/0130/0016 25/5/16/13 25/05/0160/0013 13. Tashi Gaon 7/13/6 07/0130/0006 25/5/16/7 25/05/0160/0007 14. Yortung 7/13/3 07/0130/0003 25/5/16/9 25/05/0160/0009 CIRCLE: PALLING 1. Anging 3{7/16/1 03/07/0160/0001 25/5/14/5 25/05/0140/0005 2. Likor 7/16/3 07/0160/0003 25/5/14/8 25/05/01 40/0006 3. Palling H.O. 7/16/4 07/0160/0004 25/5/14/7 25/05/0140/0007 4. Singing 7/16/2 07/0160/0002 25/5/14/6 25/05/0140/0006 56

C. D. BLOCK: TUTiNG 1991 CENSUS VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities available (If not available with. in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. 5-10 and Total Total 1 O+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of population Name Communica- Location Village and number of Drinking Day or days tions Code No. (in of Post Village Water of the (Bus stop, hectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable) market/hat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

CIRCLE : TUTING 7/11/1 Jido NA 248(48) P,M -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/11/2 Kuging NA 141 (28) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/11/3 Migging NA 202(46) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/11/4 Massing NA 228(58) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/11/5 Nagming NA 398(69) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/1'1/6 Nyering NA 97(18) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) T -(1 0+ Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/11f7 Pango NA 243(47) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/11/8 Tuting Village NA 60(17) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(5-10Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/11/9 Pekong NA 186(32) -(-5Kms) -(10 ... Kms) T -(-5Kms) -(1 0+ Kms) -(1 0+ Kms) 7/11/10 Ninging NA 185(35) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Krns) 7/11/11 Tuting Panikheti (Ongkong) NA 122(23) (-5Kms) -(5-10Kms) T -(-5Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/11/12 Tuting H.Q. NA 2,137(447) Pmh,Puc PHS T Po,To -(10+Kms) -(10+Krns) 7/11/13 Nyan"ggu Png L.Camp NA 119(31) -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) S -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) -(10+Krns) 7/11/14- Darging/Sobolote/ NA 118(28) -(5-10Kms) -(S-10Kms) S -(5-10Kms) -(5-10Kms) -(1 0+ Krns) Bolote/Rene/Parle/Bnge. Total NA 4,484(927) P(9),M(2) PHS(1) H(1),AC(7) 'CIRCLE : GELLING 7/12/1 Mayum NA 80(14) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Krns) 7/12/2 Bishing NA 172(31 ) P -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Krns) -(10+Krns) 7/12/3 Kopu NA 126(24) PmAC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Krns) -(10+Krns) 7/12/4 Bona NA 70(11) -(-SKms) -(-S-10Kms) T -(-S-10Kms)" -(10+Kms) -(10+Krns) 7/12/5 Gelling H.Q. NA 512(85) P,M.AC PHC-1 T PO -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms)

Total NA 960(165) P(4),M(1 ),AC(3) PHC-1 T 57

. AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (Le.) area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total area to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest cultivation under jhum rotation jhum cultivation for cUltivation cultivation Wet rice Dry rice CUltivation cultivation

11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) 16(a) 16(b) 17 18

KR Along (210) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (222) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (252) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (267) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (215) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (205) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years PaddY,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (244) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (224) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (205) ED NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (230) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (224) ED NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (215) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (218) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (218) ED NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA

KR Along (272) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize NA KR Along (263) NA NP, NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize NA KR Along (244) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize NA KR Along (239) NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy, Maize NA KR Along (254) ED NA NA NA NA 1-3 Years Paddy,Maize NA 58 C. D. BLOCK: TUTlNG 1991 CENSUS VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Amenities available (If not available with in the village, a dash (-) is shown in the I column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad range viz. -5Kms. 5-10 and I I Total Total 10+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). area of , Name population Communica- Location Village and number of Drinking Day or days tions Code No. (in of Post Village Water of the (Bus stop, hectares) households Educational Medical & (Potable) market/hat, Railway Telegraph if any Station, waterway

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

CIRCLE : SINGA 7}13/1 Nyokong NA 154(28) P -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms)

~f13/2 Payendum NA 133(21 ) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/13/3 Yortyung NA 67(13) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/13/4 Mankota NA 124(19) P,AC -(10+Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/13/5 Deokota NA 58(12) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/13/6 Tashi Gaon NA 135(19) P -(10+Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/13/7 Silipu NA 23(3) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 71",3/8 Abapa NA 5(2) -(-5-10Kms) -(-5-10Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/la/9 Simuge NA 19(5) -(-5-10Kms) -(-5-10Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/13/10 Singa Old NA 40(8) AC -(-5Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms)

7/l~/12 Simuli,ng NA 61(13) -(-5Kms) -(-5Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms)

7/~3/13 Angachi NA 12(2) -(-5Kms) -(-5 Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10.+Kms) 7/13/14 Silagae NA 8(1) -(-5-10Kms) -(-5-10Kms) S -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/13/16 Singa.H.Q. NA 203(40) P.M.AC PHS T PO -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) Total NA 1042(186) P(5),M(1 ),AC(4) PHS-(l)

CIRCLCE : PALLING 7/16/1 Anging NA , 02(15) P -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/16/2 Singing NA 117(32) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/16/3 Likor NA 312(66) P,AC -(10+Kms) T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) 7/16/4 Palling H.Q. NA 147(30) P PHC T -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) -(10+Kms) Total NA 678(143) P-4, AC-2 PHC=1 Tuling C.D.Block NA 7164{1421) P-22,H-l,M-4 PHS-2 Puc-, ,AC-16 PHC-2 59

AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Land use (Le.) area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places

Cultivable land Nearest town & Approach Power Area not distance (in Land under permanent Total area to village supply Period of Main crops under available Kms) Forest cultivation under jhum rotation jhum cultivation for cultivation cultivation Wet rice Dry rice cultivation cUltivation

11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) 16(a) 16(b) 17 18

KR Along (285) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (283) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (282) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (290) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy.Maize,Millet NA KR Along (280) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (298) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (282) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (280) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (270) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy, Maize. Millet NA KR Along (299) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (297) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (293) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (185) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA KR Along (300) NA NA NA NA 2·4 Years Paddy,Maize,Millet NA

KR Along (235) NA NA NA NA 1·3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (233) NA NA NA NA 1·3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA KR Along (153) NA NA NA NA 1·3 Years Paddy. Maize. Millet NA KR Along (206) NA NA NA NA 1·3 Years Paddy, Maize, Millet NA

APPENDICES TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY 62

APPENDIX C. D. Blockwise abstract at

EDUCATIONAL

Higher Secondary Matriculation! /PUC! College Graduate Adult Literacy Primary School Middle School Secondary School Intermediate! & above class! Centres Name of C. D. Block/Circle Junior School - Institu- Institu- Institu- Institu- Institu- Institu- Villages Villages Villages Villages Villages Villages tions tions tions tions tions tions

1 2 3 4 5 6' 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Pasighat Mebo C.D.Block 54 55 18 18 6 6 4 4 55 55

1. Pasighat 9 9 3 3 18 18

2. Mebo 15 15 6 6 2 2 2 2 12 12

3. Ruksin 12 12 4 4 2 2 10 10

4. Bilat 7 8 4 4 8 8

5. Koyu 11 11 7 7 Pangin-Boleng C.D.Block 34 34 5 5 2 2 2 2 28 28

Boleng 14 14 2 2 10 10

Pang in 20 20 3 3 18 18

Ramie-Bango. C.D.Block 14 14 3 :3 11 11 Nari 14 14 3 3 11 11 Mariyang C.O.Block 15 16 4 4 2 2 15 16

Mariyang 8 8 2 2 8 8

Geku 7 8 2 2 7 8 Yingkiong C.D.Block 12 . 12 3 3 2 2 2 2 11 11

Jengging 6 6 6 6

Yingkiong 6 6 2 2 5 5

Tuting C.D.Block 22 22 4 4 16 16

Tuting 9 9 2 2 7 7

Gelling 4 4 3 3

Singa 5 5 4 4

Palling 4 4 2 2

District Total 148 150 37 37 14 14 9 9 136 137 63

-I educational, medical and other amenities

EDUCATIONAL I MEDICAL

Maternity & Child Primary Health Welfare Centre I Family Planning Others Dispensary Hospital Centre I Health Villages Maternity of Home Centre Centre with no Child Welfare Centre educational facilities rstitutions Institu- Institu- Institu- Institu- Institu- Villages Villages Villages Villages Villages Villages tions tions tions tions tions

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

14

3

3 5

3

3

3 2

1 • 5 2 2

3

2 2 2

14 2 2 5

8

40 7 7 64

APPENDIX C. D. Blockwise abstract of

MEDICAL DRINKING WATER

Primary Health Community Others Sub-Centre Health Workers Villages with no Tube- Fount- Tap Well Tank River Canal Others medical well ain Institu- Institu- Institu- facilities Villages Villages Villages tions tions tions

27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41

7 7 71 73 3 4 7 4 20 20 2 3 3 3 15 16 3 16 16 7 8 13 13 3 3 35 37 13 14 22 23 2 2 13 14 2 2 13 14 2 2 15 14 9 2 9 7 9

6 7 14 13 4

7 6 3 2 2 7 7 1 33 27 10 13 12 2 4 5 15 15 13 6 8 3 4

181 178 27 9 5 65

-I educational, medical and other amenities

DRINKING WATER POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS POWER SUPPLY

Villages with no Navig- More drinking PO& TO& PO& Bus Railway able Not than one water PO TO PTO Phone Available Phone Phone Phone Stop Station water available source facility way of any type

42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55

11 14 29 61 19 3 2 11 21 2 5 2 14 4 4· 10 17 2 6 8 6 13 3 7 13 24 2 12 2 6 11 12 2 5 10 5 2 5 10 7 4 4 5 13 7 4 6 3 7 2 3 4 13 8

3 3 5 3 3 34 2 12

4 14 4 18 28 44 2 91 113 66

APPENDIX (II) Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (census towns)

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Name of town SI. and taluk within No. brackets Caltivable Area not available Total forest area Irrigated by source Unirrigated Waste gauchar (including groves) for cultivation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. NA NA NA NA NA NA

Note: N. A. : Stends for not available. Since cadestral survey has not been done in the district hence the area, figures could not be presented in respected columns.

APPENDIX - III C. D. Blockwise list of villages where no amenities other than drinking water is available.

SI. SI. Name of the village Location code Name of the village Location code No. No.

1 2 3 1 2 3

PASIGHAT - MEBO C.D. BLOCK YINGKIONG C.D. BLOCK KOYU CIRCLE JENGGING - CIRCLE

1. Kadu 3f7/1S/1 1. Dekitea estate 3/7/9/6

2. Legu 3f7/1S/3 2. HawaCamp 3f7/9/7 RUKSIN - CIRCLE 3. Alubari Camp 3f7/9/8 Nil YINGKIONG - CIRCLE MESO - CIRCLE 1. Yingkiong Village 3/7/8/7

1. Siku Forest Camp 3f7/2/14 TUTING C.D. BLOCK TUTI NG - CI RCLE 2. Kongkul 3f7/2/16 3. Ranaghat Camp 3/7/2/17 1. Nyering 3/7/11/6 PASIGHAT - CIRCLE 2. Dargaing 3f7/11/14 GELLING - CIRCLE 1. Murali/Peliumuk/Mariyum/ForestCamp 3f7/11/21 PAGIN-BOLENG C.D. BLOCK 1. Bona 3f7/12/4 SOLENG - CIRCLE SINGA - CIRCLE

Nil 1. Payendun 317/13/2 PANGIN - CIRCLE 2. Deokota 3f7/13/S Nil 3. Silipi 317/13/7 RAMLE-BANGO C.D. BLOCK 4. Abapa 3f7/13/8 NARI CIRCLE S. Simuge 3f7/13/9

Nil 6. Simulang 3f7/13/12

MARIYANG C.D. BLOCK 7. Angachi 317/13/13 MARIYANG - CIRCLE 8. Silage 317/13/14 New Millang 3/717/2 GEKU - CIRCLE

Silli Hydel Camp 3f7/10/8 67 APPENDIX ·IV • VILLAGE DIRECTORY List of Vii/age according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by range.

A : SCHEDULED CASTES

Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled Location Location Castes Name of village Castes Name of village code number code number Population Population (Percentage) (Percentage)

1 2 3 1 2 3 PASHIGHAT CIRCLE -,;. TUTING CIRCLE

0-5 3{1/11/12 TUTINGHQ. 0-5 3{1/1/22 7 Mile 6-10 3{1/l1/13 Nyoing/Poyang 3{1/l/41 Camp Mirbuk Labour Camp

BILAT CIRCLE

BOLENG CIRCLE 0-5 3{1/4/S BiiatHQ

Boleng HQ 0-5 3{1/3/l4 YINGKIONG CIRCLE

MEBO CIRCLE 0-5 3{1/S/7 Yingkiong Village 3{1/S!S Yingkiong HQ. 0-5 3{1/2/2 Borguli 3{1/2/6 Mottum JENGGING CIRCLE CIRCLE 3{1/2/11 Seram 0-5 3{1/9/l Bomdo 3{1/2/9 Ngopok 3{1/9/9 Jengging HQ. 3{1/2/1S Mebo Hq

PANGIN CIRCLE

0-5 3{1/4/22 YEMBUNG CAMP

RUKSIN CIRCLE

0-5 3{1/6/5 OYANVILLAGE 3{1/6/14 RAYANG 3{1/6/l6 LlNGKA 6-10 3{1/6/6 Donipolo Tea Estate 68 APPENDIX - IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY. List of Vii/age according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by range.

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled Location Location Tribes Name of villa:ge Tribes Name of village code number code number Population Population (Percentage) (Percentage)

1 2 3 1 2 3

PASHIGHAT CIRCLE 3fl/2/13 Mer 3fl/2/15 Gadum 0-5 3f7/1/22 3,5,7,Miles Camp 3f7/2/16 Kongkul 6-15 3f7/1/21 Nurali/Pllumuk! 3/7/2/18 Mebo HQ. Mariym/F/Camp 36-50 3f7/1/8 Tapi RUKSIN CIRCLE 3f7/1/17 Berung 6-15 Doni Polo Tea 51+ 3f7/1/1 Rengging 3f7/6/6 Estate 3f7/1/2 Tigra 26-35 3f7/1/3 Rasan 3f7/6/16 Lingka 36-50 3f7/6/1 SilieViliage 3f7/1!4 Roying 3f7/6/2 Sille Camp 3f7/1/5 Kelek Ruksin Camp H.Q. 3f7/1/6 Mongku 3f7/6/17 51+ 3f7/6/3 Sille 12th 3f7/1!7 Balek \ Mile F/Camp 3f7/1/9 Nurku 3/7/6/4 Oyan Camp 3f7/1!10 Mirsam 3f7/6/5 Oyan Village 3f7/,/'1 Mirbuk 3f7/6!7 Khemi Cheak Gate 3f7/1/12 Napit 3fl/6/8 Sikatode 3f7/'/13 Runne 3f7/6/9 Sikabamin 3fl/'/14 Takilalang 3f7/1/15 . Tekang 3f7/6/10 Debing 3f7/6/11 Ruksin Villiage 3/7/1/16 Rani 3f7/6/12 Ngorlung 3f7/1/18 Gunne 3f7/6/13 Niklok Village 3f7/1/19 Boying 3f7/6/14 Royang 3fl/,/20 Sibut 3f7/6/15 Mangnang MEBO CIRCLE BILAT CIRCLE 6-15 3/7/2/7 Rana Ghat Camp 36-50 3f7/14/8 BilatH.Q. 36-50 3f7/2/'4 Siku F/Camp 51+ 3f7/14/1 Mirem 51+ 3f7/2/1 Aohali 3f7/14/2 Bamin 3f7/2/2 Borguli 3f7/14/3 Ledum 3f7/2/3 Silluk 3f7/14/4 Miglum 3f7/2/4 Ayeng 3f7/14{5 Mikong 3/7/2/5 Bodak 3f7/14/6 Remi 3/7/2/6 Mottum 3f7/14!7 Yagrung 3f7/2/7 Railing 3f7/2/8 Sigar KOYU CIRCLE 3f7/2/9 Ngopok 3f7/2/10 Kiyit 26-35 3f7/15/10 Tene 3f7/2!11 Seram 51+ 3/7/15/1 Kadu 3f7/2/12 Namsang 3f7/15/2 Saku 69 APPENDIX - IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORy' List of Vii/age according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by range.

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled Location Location Tribes Name of village Tribes Name of village code number code number Population PopUlation (Percentage) (Percentage)

1 2 3 1 2 3

3{1flS/3 Longlu 3{1f4/11 Kebang(Poklak) 3{1flS/4 Tabiripo 3{1f4/12 Kebang (Sole) 3{1flS/S Rotte 3{1f4/13 Kebong (Bolek) 3f7/15/6 Rina 3f7/4/14 Kebang{Rada) 3{1f15/7 Doge Kakki 3{1f4/15 Yemsing 3f7/1S/9 Sido 3f7/4/16 Panging Village 3{1f15/11 Korang 3{1f4/17 Korang 3f7/1S/12 Maney 3{1f4/18 Yeksi 3f7/15/13 Lipin 3f7/4/19 Lokpeng 3{1f15/14 Sipukakki 3{1f4/20 Tarak 3f7/15/15 Koyu H.D. 3f7/4/21 Jersing 3{1f4/23 Pang in H.D. BOLENG CIRCLE NARI CIRCLE 36-S0 3{1f3/14 Boleng H.D. 26-35 3f7/5/5 Namey 51+ 3f7/3/1 Dosing 3f7/5/15 Nari H.D. 3f7/3/2 Lissing 36-50 3/7/5/2 Pette 3{1f3/3 Messing 3{1f5/3 Detak 3f7/3/4 . Yibuk 3{1f5/9 Old Deka 3f7/3/5 Yingku 3{1f5/10 New Deka 3f7/3/6 Supsing 51+ 3/7/5/1 Telam 3{1f3/7 Sine 3{1fS/4 Pam 3f7/3/8 Pareng 3{1fS/6 Aditako 3f7/3/9 Parong 3{1f5/7 Lumpo 3{1f3/10 Sitang , 3f7/5/8 Seren 3f7/3/11 Riga 3f7/5/11 Talan Camp 3{1f3/12 Pangkan9{Jorkang) 3f7/5/12 Simensapori 3{1f3/13 Pangkang 3f7/5/13 Nari , PANGIN CIRCLE 3f7/5/14 Del?i Village.

26-35 3{1f4/22 Yembung Camp MARlYANG CIRCLE Sl+ 3f7/4/1 Riew 6-15 3/7{1f9 Lagru Camp 3{1f4/2 Begging 51+ 3/7{1fl Millang 3{1f4/3 Mopit 3/7/712 New Millan 3f7/4/4 Komsign (Karo) 3/7{1f3 Peki Modi 3{1f4/5 Komsing(Kumko) 3/7f7/4 Dalbing 3f7/4/6 Sissen 3/7f7/S Daniro 3f7/4/7 Pangin 3/71716 Adipasi 3f7/4/8 Rottung 3/7/7/7 Pado 3f7/4/9 Kellek 3/7{1f8 snn 3{1f4/10 Babuk 3/717110 Mariyang H.D. 70 APPENDIX· IV· VILLAGE DIRECTORY. List of Village according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by range.

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled Location Location Tribes Name of Village Trioes Name of Village Code Number Code Number Population' Population (Percentage) (Percentage)

1 2 3 1 2 3

GEKU CIRCLE 3m13/2 Payendum 3m10/S SHIi Hydel Camp 3m13/'3 Yortung S1+ 3m10/1 Geku 3m13/4 Mankota 3m10/2 Sumsing 3/7/13/5 Deolrola 3m10/3 Sibum 3/7/13/6 Tasitagaon Sm10/4 Jeru 3f7/13" SlIipu 3m10{S Ponging 3f7/13/8 Abapa 3f7/10/6 Geku H.O. 3f7/13/9 Simuge 3(1/10" Komkar 3/7/13/10 SingaOld 3(1/13/12 Simuling TUTING CIRCLE 3f7/13/13 Angachi S1+ 3f7/11/1 Zido 3(1/13/14 Silage 3(1/11/2 Kuring 3f7/13/16 SingaH.O. 3(1/11/3 Migging 3f7/11/4 Mossing YINGKIONG CIRCLE 3f7/11/S Ongaming 36-S0 3ma" Yingkiong Village 3rT/11 16 Noyering 3ma/S Yingkiong H.O. Pango 3rT/11 " 51+ 3[1/S/1 Gette Sm11/S TUling ViII. 3[1/a/2 Gobuk Sf7/11/9 Pekong 3ma/3 Pugging S[l/11/10 Nihging 3[1/S/4 Halleng Sm11/11 Tuning Pan! 3[1/a/6 Simong Kheti(Ongkong) 3[1/11/12 Tuting H.O. JENGGING CIRCLE 3rT/11/13 Nyong/ Poyang/Camp 16-25 3[1/9/6 Dekitea Eastate. 3rT/11/14 Darging/Sobolote 36-S0 3(1/9/9 Jengging H.O. /Moter/Rene/Parle/ 51+ 3(1/9/1 Bomdo Badang. 3[1/9/2 Jambo 3f7/9/3 Ramsing GELl.ING CIRCLE 3"/9/4 Gosang 3(1/9/S karko 51+ 3(1/12/1 Mayum 3(1/12/2 Bishing 3f7/12/3 Kopu PALLING CIRCLE 3{7f12/4 Bona 3(1/12/S Gelling H.O. 51+ 3(1/16/1 Anging 3(1/16/2 Singing SINGA CIRCLE 3(1/16/3 Likor 3(1/16/4 PalllingH.O. 51+ 3(1/13/1 Onyokong SECTION-II ' TOWN DIRECTORY ~ ~ 72

NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

The following codes have belm used in the Town Directory to highlight the various amentities such as civic administratio'l status of town, system of swerage, method of disposal of night soil, protected water supply source and capacity of storage system and medical, educational, Recreational and cultural facilities.

1. C. T. Census Town (Col No.2 in Statement I) 2. O.S. D. Open Surface Drains (Col No.7 of Statement IV) 3. S. T. Septic Tank Latrines (Col No. 11 of Statement IV) 4. O. Other (Col No. 11 of Statement IV) 5. T Tap Water (Col No. 12 of Statement IV) 6. B.W.P. Bore Well Pumping System (Col No. 12 of Statemen! IV) 7. P. T. Pressure Tank (Col No. 13 of Statement IV) 8. H. Hospital (Col No.4 of Statement V) 9. T. B. T. B. Clinics (Col No.4 of Statement - V) 10. H.C. Health Centre (Col No.4 of Statement V) 11. F. P. C. Family PI~nning Centre (Col No. 4 of Statement V) 12. A. Arts (Col No.6 of Statement V) 13. S. Science (Col No.6 of Statement V) 14. C. Commerce (Col NO.6 of Statement V 15. P.L. Public Library. (Col No. 20 of Statement V) 16. R. R. Reading Room. (Col No. 20 of Statement V) STATEMENT ·1 Status and Growth History

Numer of Class, name and households including Name of Circlel 51. No. Civic administration Location Code No. Name of C. D. Block Area (in Sq. Kms.) houseless police station status of town households (in ~ 99~ Census)

~ 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. V Pasighat (C. T.) 3/7/1 Pasighat Pasighat Mebo 9.92 Sq. K":1 3179

Population and growth rate of the town at the Censuses of Density Sex Ratio (1991 1901 1911 1021 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 Census) 1971 1981 1991

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

9,139 14639 5.116 1476 547 673 748 (+) 78.64 (+) 60.00

(1) Under cplumn 4, medical institutions whether Allopathic or Ayurvedic or Unani or Homoeopathic which are run by or aided by Government/Semi Go~rment and Charitable institutions or social service agencies like the missionaries are only recorded. (2) If an educational facility is not available in the town, the name of the nearest place if in the same district or the name of the nearest place and name of state if in other state where the facility is available s mentioned aong with the distance of the place from Pasighat town. (3) In case composite Schools like Middle Schools with Primary Classes, or Secondary Schools with Middle Classes, these are included in U1e,numl>er of Primary and Middle school respectively. For example, if in a school with Primary Classes the number of Primary Schools in the town may .be given as 3 and that Middle as one even though there may be only three educational institutions. So also in case of Secondary or Higher Secondary Schools.

(1) N. A. stands for not available. (2) Since there was no cadastral survey conducted so far in Arunachal Pradesh, the area figures below the district level are not available. HII'We, the area figures in columns 4 and 9 are shown as N. A. (3) Circle alphabetical list of vii/ages are already available in the relevant pages of vii/age Directory chapter. Here, only the number of vii/ages ~rfl shown within brackets against each circle. 73 STATEMENT-II Physical Aspects and Location of Town, 1989

Physical aspects Name of and road distance (in Km from)

Sub-divisionl Class and Name SINo. Taluk/Tehsil/ of Town Temperature (in centi~rade) Rainfall (in mm) State HQ. District. Hq. Police Station! Maximum Minimum Development Block/Island 1 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 8 1. V Pasighat 4914.5 35.7 22.8 Itanagar (256 Km) Pasighat (0) Pasighat (0)

Name of and road distance (in Kms.) from

Nearest city with Population of one Navigable river/canal (if within 10 Railawy Station Bus route lakh and more Kms.)

9 10 11 12

-~ Guwahati Murkong Salek Pasighat Siang (R) (578 Km) (38 Km) (0) (0) STATEMENT -111 Municipal Finance,1988-89

Receipt (in Rs ...... :OO)

SI Class and Name of Civic administration Revenue derived No. Town status (in 1990) Receipt through from Municipal Government Loan taxes etc. properties and power Grant apart from taxation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. M Pasighat C.T. NA NA NA NA

Receipt (in Rs. '00) Expenditure (in Rs. '00)

. Public health Other General and Public Other Total Advance Sources Total receipt administr- Public safety Public works convenie- institution (specify) expenditure (specify) ation nces

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA STATEMENT -IV Civic and other Amenities, 1989

Scheduled Number of latrines Civic Castes and Population (in SI. Class and administration Scheduled Road lengh (in System of 1991 No. Name of Town status tribes Kms) sewerage) Census) Water borne Service Others (in 1990) populattion (in 1991) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CT 14,639 SC=143 PR=42 PT 3,115 NA NA 1. V Pasighat ST=381 KR=NA OSD Protected water supply Electrification (Number of connections)

Method of Systgem of storage with Fire fighting disposal of Source of Road lighting capacity in Service Domestic Industrial Commercial Other night soil supply (POints) litres (in brackets) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ST,PT T OHT Yes 2,038 17 198 994 NA 74

STATEMENT·V Medical, Educational, Recreationa' and Cultural facilities, 1989

Medical facilities Education facilities Recognised Beds in Arts!Science! Hospitals! shorthand SI Class and medical Commerce Population Dispensaries! Medical Engineering typewriting No. Name of town institutions colleges (of Polytechnics T. B. Clinics colleges collages and vocational note' in degree level etc. training column n04 and above) institutions.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 H 90 Dibrugarh Jorhat Jorhat TB 30 Type (1) 1. VPasighat 14639 ASC (1) (Assam) (Assam) Assam D(H-I) 0-1 (120 Kms) (255 Kms) (255 Kms) o (Leprosy) 110

Educational facilities Number of recreational and cultural facilities

Higher secondaryl Adult Working Junior Public Intermediate! Literacy women's Auditorial Secondary libraries PUC (pre- Secondary! Primary Classes! hostels with Dramal and Studio Cinema including university Matriculation Schools Centres, number of Community Middle reading (College) other seats halls schools rooms Junior (specify) college level

11 12 13 ..... 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PL-1 3 4 9 2 RR-1 STATEMENT· VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1980

SI. Class and Name Name of three most important commodities imported Names of three most important commodities exported No. aftown 1st 2nd 3rd 1 st 2nd 3rd

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. V Pasighat C. T. Food grains Salt Cloths Cart wheel wooden furniture Woolen Carpet

Names of three most important commodities manufactured Number of non- Number of agricultural Name of Banks agricultural credit credit societies 1st 2nd 3rd Societies

9 10 11 12 13 14

CartWheel Wooden furniture Woolen Carpet SBI

APENDIX Town showing their outgrowhts with population

Name of the Town with location sf. No. Population ot<;;ore town Outgrowth Population of Outgrowth code . 1 2 3 4 5

1 Pasighat 317!1 146~9 - - PART-B DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 76 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

No. of occup- Total population SI. State! Total! Area No. of Total population in the ied (including institiutional Scheduled Castes No. DistricV Rural! in house- age-group 0-6 residen- and houseless population) C.B.Block! Town Urban Km2 holds tial houses P M F P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

East siang Total 6512 19248 19587 99643 53542 46101 20267 10149 10118 447 294 153 District Rural NA 16073 16408 85004 45169 39835 17734 8888 8846 297 210 87 Urban NA 3175 3179 14639 8373 6266 2533 1261 1272 150 84 66 Pasighat mebo Total 9487 9780 50883 27381 23502 10429 5179 5250 292 178 114 C. D. BLOCK Rural NA 6312 6601 36244 19008 17236 7896 3918 3978 142 94 48 Urban NA 3175 3179 14639 8373 6266 2533 1261 1272 150 84 66 Pasighat Circle Total 1562 1594 8419 4359 4060 1732 897 835 12 8 4 Rural NA 1562 1594 8419 4359 4060 1732 897 835 12 8 4 Urblm Pasighat Town Urban NA 3175 3179 14639 8373 6266 2533 1261 1272 150 84 66 Mebo circle Total 1724 1754 10657 5703 4954 2356 1169 1187 39 32 7 Rural NA 1724 1754 10657 5703 4954 2356 1169 1187 39 32 7 Urban Ruksin Circle Total NA 1,968 2,009 10,589 5,551 5,038 2,385 1,138 1.247 77 46 31 Rural NA 1,968 2,009 10,589 5,551 5,038 2,385 1,138 1.247 77 46 31 Urban Bilat Circle Total NA 799 985 4,908 2,543 2,365 1,021 517 504 14 8 6 Rural NA 799 985 4,908 2,543 2,365 1,021 517 504 14 8 6 Urban Koyu Circle Total NA 259 259 1,671 852 819 402 197 205 Rural NA 259 259 1,671 852 819 402 197 205 Urban Pangin Boleng Total NA 2,844 2,878 14,297 7,5'27 6,770 2,977 1,533 1,444 9 7 2 C. D. Block Rural NA 2,844 2,878 14,297 7,527 6,770 2,977 1,533 1,444 9 7 2 Urban Belong Circle Total NA 1,577 1,577 7,929 4,176 3.753 1,656 865 791 7 5 2 Rural NA 1,577 1,577 7,929 4,176 3,753 1,656 865 791 7 5 2 Urban Pangin Circle Total NA 1,267 1,301 6,368 3,351 3,017 '1,321 668 653 2 2 Rural NA 1,267 1,301 6.368 3,351 3.017 1,321 668 653 2 2 Urban Ramie Bango Total NA 1,162 1,166 6,684 3,386 3,298 1,595 760 835 C. D. Block Rural NA 1,162 1,166 6,684 3,386 3,298 1,595 760 835 Urban Nari Circle Total NA 1,162 1,166 6,684 3,386 3,298 1,595 760 835. Rural NA 1,162 1.166 6.684 3,386 3,298 1,595 760 835 Urban Mariyang C. D. Block Total NA 2,147 2,151 11,614 5,989 5,625 2,179 11,095 1,084 Rural NA 2,147 2,151 11,614 5,989 5,625 2,179 11,095 1,084 Urban 77 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Scheduled Tribes Literates (I-IX) I II Total Main workers Cuitivators Agricultural labourers

p M F P M F P M F P M F P M F

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

68330 34116 34214 35166 22776 12390 43539 27906 15633 25213 12761 12452 4325 2743 1582 64525 32129 32396 27145 17676 9469 38507 23556 14951 24733 12442 12291 4158 2629 1529 3805 1987 1818 8021 5100 2921 5032 4350 682 480 319 161 167 114 53 30528 15171 15357 20786 13128 7658 20199 13605 6594 9292 4764 4528 2832 1759 1073 26723 13184 13539 12765 8028 4737 15167 9255 5912 8812 4445 4367 2665 1645 1020 3805 1987 1818 8021 5100 2921 5032 4350 682 480 319 161 167 114 53 6191 3025 3166 3274 1991 1283 3480 2039 1441 1996 964 1032 689 416 273 6191 3025 3166 3274 1991 1283 3480 2039 1441 1996 964 1032 689 416 273

3805 1987 1818 8021 5100 2921 5032 4350 682 480 319 161 167 114 53 8693 4338 4355 3341 2211 1130 4613 2859 1754 2733 1378 1355 544 313 231 8693 4338 4355 3341· 2211 1130 4613 2859 1754 2733 1378 1355 544 313 231

6,371 3,120 3,251 3,695 2,369 1,326 4,307 2,752 1,555 2,029 1,071 958 1,073 655 418 6,371 3,120 3,251 .3,695 2,369 1,326 4,307 2,752 1,555 2,029 1,071 958 1,073 655 418

3,898 1,921 1,977 1,817 1,081 736 2,059 1,215 844 1,476 754 722 314 224 90 3,898 1,921 1,971 1,817 1,081 736 2,059 1 ,215 844 1,476 754 722 314 224 90 . 1,570 780 790 638 376 262 708 390 318 578 278 300 45 37 8 1,570 780 790 638 376 262 708 390 318 578 278 300 45 37 8

11,951 5,992 5,959 4,448 2,813 1,635 6,521 3,852 2,669 5,087 2,624 2,463 148 123 25 11,951 5,992 5,959 4,448 2,813 1,635 6,521 3,852 2,669 5,087 2,624 2,463 148 123 25

6,604 3,323 3,281 2,431 1,515 916 3,521 2,081 1 ,440 2795 1,438 1,357 53 49 4 6,604 3,323 3,281 2,431 1,515 916 3,521 2,081 1 ,440 2795 1 ,438 1,357 53 49 4

5.347 2,669 2,678 2,017 1,298 719 3,000 1,771 1,229 2,292 1,186 1,106 95 74 21 5,347 2,669 2,678 2,017 1,298 719 3,000 1,771 1,229 2,292 1,186 1,106 95 74 21

3,753 1,788 1,965 1,978 1,174 804 2,728 1,632 1,096 1,185 573 612 1,125 677 448 3,753 1,788 1,965 1,978 1,174 804 2,728 1,632 1,096 1,185 573 612 1,125 677 448

3,753 1,788 1,965 1,978 1,174 804 2,728 1,632 1,096 1,185 573 612 1,125 677 448 3,753 1,788 1,965 1,978 1,174 804 2,728 1,632 1,096 1,185 573 612 1,125 677 448

10,910 5,482 5,428 2,165 1,515 650 6,177 3,243 2,934 5,591 2,703 2888 100 93 7 10,910 5,482 5,428 2,165 1,515 650 6,177 3,243 2,934 5,591 2,703 2888 100 93 7 78 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

III V(a) V (b) Livestock. Forestry. Fishing. IV Manufacturing. Processing. Manufacturing Processing. VI Hunting &. Plantation, Orchards Mining & Quarrying Servicing & Repairs Servicing &. Repairs Other than Constructions & Allied Activities household Industry Household Industry

P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45

783 666 117 47 43 4 625 583 42 3,030 2,799 231 651 546 105 27 24 3 437 401 36 2284 2069 215 132 120 12 20 19 188 182 6 746 730 16 616 508 108 32 29 3 484 474 10 1,332 1,265 67 484 388 96 12 10 2 296 292 4 586 535 51 132 120 12 20 19 188 182 6 746 730 16 45 43 2 3 2 39 39 108 102 6 45 43 2 3 2 39 39 108 102 6

132 120 12 20 19 188 182 6 746 730 16 44 42 2 154 154 297 271 26 44 42 2 154 154 297 271 26

390 298 92 5 5 69 69 101 93 8 390 298 92 5 5 69 69 101 93 8

5 5 3 2 31 27 4 61 55 6 5 5 3 2 31 27 4 61 55 6

3 3 19 14 5 3 3 19 14 5

12 12 14 9 5 419 356 63 12 12 14 9 5 419 356 63

7 7 13 8 5 115 109 6

7 7 13 8 5 115 109 6

5 5 304 247 57 5 5 304 247 57

60 60 6 6 15 15 55 48 7 60 60 6 6 15 15 55 48 7

60 60 6 6 15 15 55 48 7 60 60 6 6 15 15 55 48 7

6 6 2 2 173 160 13 6 6 2 2 173 160 13 79 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII VII IX Transport, Storage and Marginal workers Non-workers Trade and Commerce Other Services Communications

p M F P M F P Mr' F P M F P M F 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

1555 1484 71 477 471 6 7484 6356 1128 657 160 497 55,447 25,476 29,971 906 857 49 246 243 3 5,065 4,345 720 580 159 421 45,917 2,145 24,463 649 627 22 231 228 3 2,419 2,011 408 77 76 9,530 4,022 5,508 1,085 1,033 52 308 303 5 4,218 3,470 748 139 16 123 30,545 13,760 16,785 436 406 30 77 75 2 1,799 1,459 340 62 15 47 21,015 9,738 11,277 649 627 22 231 228 3 2,419 2,011 408 77 76 9,530 4,022 5,508 60 56 4 25 25 515 392 123 6 5 4,933 2,319 2,614 60 56 4 25 25 515 392 123 6 5 4,933 2,319 2,614

649 627 22 231 228 3 2,419 2,011 408 77 76 9,530 4,022 5,508 188 181 7 32 30 2 620 489 131 33 5 28 6,011 2,839 3,172 188 181 7 32 30 2 620 489 131 33 5 28 6,011 2,839 3,172

150 134 16 17 17 473 410 63 6,282 2,799 3,483 150 134 16 17 17 473 410 63 6,282 2,799 3,483

30 28 2 3 3 136 117 19 3 2 2,846 1,327 1,519 30 28 2 3 3 136 111 19 3 2 2,846 1,327 1,519

8 7 55 51 4 20 8 12 943 454 489 8 7 55 51 4 20 8 12 943 454 489

122 111 11 44 44 675 573 102 35 14 21 774 3,661 4,080 122 '11 11 44 44 675 573 102 35 14 21 774 3,661 4,080

72 67 5 27 27 439 376 63 13 5 8 4,395 2,090 2,305 72 67 5 27 27 439 376 63 13 5 8 4,395 2,090 2,305

50 44 6 17 17 236 197 39 22 9 13 3,346 1,571 1,775 50 44 6 17 17 236 197 39 22 9 13 3,346 1,571 1,775

64 64 13 13 205 176 29 14 5 9 3,942 1,749 2,193 64 64 13 13 205 176 29 14 5 9 3,942 1,749 2,193

64 64 13 13 205 176 29 14 5 9 3,942 1,749 2,193 64 64 13 13 205 176 29 14 5 9 3,942 1,749 2,193

32 32 26 26 246 220 26 22 5 17 5,415 2,741 2,674 32 32 26 26 246 220 26 22 5 17 5,415 2,741 2,674 80 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

No. of occup- Total population SI. State/ Total! Area No. of Total population in the ied (including institiutional Scheduled Castes No. District/ Rural! in house- age-group 0-6 residen- and houseless population) C.B.Block! Town Urban Km2 holds tial houses p M F P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Mariyang Circ:le Total NA 1,207 1,207 6,561 3,349 3,212 1,206 620 586 Rural NA 1,207 1,207 6,561 3,349 3,212 1,206 620 586 Urban Geku Circle Total NA 940 944 5,053 2,640 2,413 973 475 498 Rural NA 940 944 5.053 2,640 2,413 973 475 498 Urban Yingkong C.D.Block Total NA 2,188 2,191 9,001 5,341 3,660 1,602 820 782 85 66 19 Rural NA 2.188 2,191 9,001 5,341 3,660 1,602 820 782 85 66 19 Urban Yingkong Circle Total NA 1,329 1,330 5,475 3,211 2,264 958 495 463 37 26 11 Rural NA 1,329 1,330 5,475 3,211 2,264 958 495 463 37 26 11 Urban

Jengging Circle Total NA 859 861 3,526 2,130 1,396 644 325 319 48 40 8 Rural NA 859 861 3,526 2,130 1,396 644 325, 319 48 40 8 Urban Tuting C.D.Block Total NA 1,420 1,421 7,164 3,918 3,246 1,485 762 723 61 43 18 Rural NA 1,420 1,421 7,164 3,918 3,246 1,485 762 723 61 43 18 Urban

Tuting Circle Total NA 926 927 4,484 2,594 1,890 882 461 421 ~p1 43 18 Rural NA 926 927 4,484 2,594 1,890 882 461 421 61 43 18 Urban Gelling Circle Total NA 165 165 960 472 488 214 110 104 Rural NA 165 165 960 472 488 214 110 104 Urban Singa Circle Total NA 186 186 1,042 516 526 266 137 129 Rural NA 186 186 1,042 516 526 266 137 129 Urban Palling Circle Total NA 143 143 678 336 342 123 54 69 Rural NA 143 143 678 336 342 123 54 69 Urban 81

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Scheduled Tribes Literates (I-IX) I II Total Main workers Cuitivators Agricultural labourers

p M F P M F P M F P M F P M F

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

6224 3.084 3,140 1,214 848 366 3,473 1,812 1.661 3.157 1,511 1.646 72 71 6224 3,084 3,140 1,214 848 366 3,473 1,812. 1,661 3,157 1,511 1,646 72 71

4,686 2,398 2,288 951 667 284 2,704 1,431 1.273 2,434 1,192 1.242 28 22 6 4,686 2,398 2,288 951 667 284 2,704 1,431 1.273 2,434 1,192 1,242 28 22 6

5,352 2,768 2,584 3,352 2,408 944 4,424 3,422 1,002 1.858 1,138 720 66 60 6 5,352 2,768 2,584 3,352 2,408 944 4;424 3.422 1,002 1.858 1,138 720 66 60 6

3,277 1,710 1,567 2,270 1,599 671 2,840 2,024 816 1,365 672 693 13 13 3,277 1,710 1,567 2,270 1,599 671 2,840 2,024 816 1,365 672 693 13 13

2,075 1,058 1,017 1,082 809 273 1,584 1.398 186 493 466 27 53 47 6 2,075 1,058 1,017 1,082 809 273. 1,584 1,398 186 493 466 27 53 47 6

5,836 2,915 2,921 2,437 1,738 699 3.490 2,152 1,338 2.200 959 1,241 54 31 23 5,836 2,915 2,921 2,437 1,738 699 3,490 2,152 1,338 2,200 959 1,241 54 31 23

3,256 1,684 1.572 1,626 1,212 414 2.127 1.467 660 1,037 467 570 ! 34 11 23 3,256 1,684 1,572 1,626 1,212 414 2,127 1.467 660 1,037 .467 570 34 11 23

8aP 400 486 340 219 121 469 251 218 349 133 216 15 15 886 400 486 340 219 121 469 251 218 349 133 216 15 15

1,023 502 521 299 195 104 528 246 282 473 194 279 1,023 502 521 299 195 104 528 246 282 473 194 279

671 329 342 172 112 60 366 188 178 341 165 176 5 5 671 329 342 172 n2 60 366 188 178 341 165 176 5 5 82 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

III V(a) V (b) Livestock. Forestry Fishing. IV Manufacturing. Processing. Manufacturing Processing. VI Hunting & Plantation. Orchards Mining & Quarrying Servicing & Repairs Servicing & Repairs Other than Constructions & Allied Activities household Industry Household Industry

p M F P M F P M F. p M F P M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45

2 2 94 89 5 2 2 94 89 5

'_

4 4 79 71 8 4 4 79 71 8

84 75 9 107 81 26 811 732 79 84 75 9 107 81 26 811 732 79

12 12 45 34 11 569 527 42 12 12 45 34 11 569 527 42

72 63 9 62 .47 15 242 205 37

72 63 9 62 ~7 15 242 205 37

5 5 7 7 3 2 240 238 2 5 5 7 7 3 2 240 238 2

5 5 7 7 3 2 214 212 2 5 5 7 7 3 2 214 212 2

18 18 18 18

5 5 5 5

3 3 3 3 83 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII VII IX Transport, Storage and Marginal workers Non-workers Trade and Commerce Other Services Communications

p M F P M F P M F P M F P M F

46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

5 5 26 26 116 107 9 22 5 17 3,066 1,532 1,534 5 5 26 26 116 107 9 22 5 17 3,066 1,532 1,534

27 27 130 113 17 2,349 1,209 1,140 27 27 130 113 17 2,349 1,209 1,140

220 216 4 21 21 1,256 1,099 157 126 126 4,451 1,919 2,532 220 216 4 21 21 1,256 1,099 157 126 126 4,451 1,919 2,532

166 165 14 14 655 587 68 2,634 1,187 1,447 166 165 14 14 655 587 68 2,634 1,187 1,447

54 51 3 7 7 601 512 89 125 125 1,817 732 1,085 54 51 3 7 7 601 512 89 125 125 1,817 732 1,085

32 28 4 65 64 884 818 66 321 120 201 3,353 1,646 1,.107 32 28 4 65 64 884 818 66 321 120 201 3,353 1,646 1,707

32 28 4 4;2 42 753 693 60 319 118 201 2038 1009 1029 32 28 4 42 42 753 693 60 319 118 201 2038 1009 1029

7 7 80 78 2 491 221 270 7 7 80 78 2 491 221 270

12 12 38 35 3 514 270 244 12 12 38 35 3 514 270 244

4 3 13 12 2 2 310 146 164 4 3 13 12 2 2 310 146 164

N. B.: The Area figure of the district has been furnished by the 'Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) New DeIhl, which is the authority for furnishing area figures to all Govt. Departments. The Area figure of East Siang District Including the area figre of Tuting Sub-Division could not be shown due to non receipt of the reVised IIrea figures from the CSO, after the re-organisatlon of the District by a Govt. notification dt. 27th October 1988

C. D. BLOCK / CIRCLE / VILLAGE· WISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 86 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

Area of Total population Village No. of Loca· (including occu· tion in hect. No. of Total population in the age· Name of Name of pied Code house· institutional and group 0-6 C. D. Block/Circle Village!TownlWard &of reside· Num· holds town/ ntial house less , ber houses ward in population) Km2 P M F P M F --- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

EAST SIANG DISTRICT 7 Total 10,875 19,248 19,587 99,643 53,542 46,101 18,473 8,355 10,118 NA 16 073 16,408 85,004 45,169 39,835 17,734 8888 8846 Rural 1 Urban NA 3175 3179 14,639 8373 6266 2,533 1,261 1,272 PASIGHAT·MEBO Total NA 9,487 9,780 50,883 27,381 23,502 10,429 5,179 5,250 C. D. BLOCK Rural NA 6,312 6,601 36,244 19,008 17,236 7,896 3,918 3,978 Urban NA 3,175 3,179 14,639 8,373 6,266 2,533 1,261 1272 PASIGHAT CIRCLE 7/1 Total NA 4,737 4,773 23,058 12,732 10,326 4,265 2,158 2,107 Rural NA 1,562 1,594 8,419 4,359 4,060 1,732 897 835 Urban NA 3,175 3,179 14.639 8,373 6266 2,533 1,261 1,272 7/1/1 Rengging NA 74 74 273 154 119 69 36 33 7/1/2 l1gra NA 19 19 111 58 53 17 11 6 7/1/3 Rasam NA 34 34 212 92 120 37 20 17 7/1/4 Roying NA 7 7 36 15 21 2 7/1/5 Kelek NA 20 20 124 59 65 22 12 10 7/1/6 Mongku NA 44 44 282 147 135 77 44 33 '7/1/7 Balek NA 61 61 326 170 156 51 23 28 7/1/8 Dapi NA 127 128 554 323 231 104 56 48 7/1/9- Mirku NA 76 76 484 241 243 82 43 39 7/1/10 Mirsam NA 95 95 486 220 266 71 42 29 7/1/11 Mirbuk NA 157 157 980 493 401 188 96 92 7/1/12 Napit NA 19 19 103 52 51 16 5 11 7/1/13 Runne NA 44 51 265 146 119 50 28 22 7/1/14 Takilalung NA 135 135 704 359 345 148 74 74 7/1/15 Tekang NA 56 56 381 192 189 93 42 51 7/1/16 Rani NA 195 195 1,000 506 494 247 128 119 7/1/17 6erung NA 181 181 980 500 480 233 115 118 7/1/18 Gunne NA 13 13 99 47 52 19 8 11 7/1/19 Baying NA 53 53 276 153 123 39 21 18 7/1/20 Sibut NA 50 58 •310 164 146 70 41 29 7/1/21 Murali/pellumuk F.Camp NA 55 95 189 121 68 41 21 20 7/1122 3,5 &7th Miles Camp NA 47 63 244 147 97 56 30 26

PASIGHAT TOWN 7/1 Urban NA 3,175 3,179 14,639 8,373 6,266 2,533 1,261 1,272 7/1/1 Pasighat Town 61-1 NA 143 143 607 329 278 143 77 66 7/1/2 Pasighat Town BI-2 NA 49 53 245 118 127 43 17 26 7/1/3 Pasighat Town BI-3 NA 108 108 574 293 281 115 57 58 7/1/4 Pasighat Town 61-4 NA 191 191 435 227 208 71 31 40 7/1/5 Pasighat Town BI-5 NA 140 140 736 383 353 137 72 65 87

CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates (I-IX) I II Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

-- -+ M F M I F M F M F M F M F L 13 14 15 I 16 1 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

294 153 34,116 34,214 22,776 12,390 27,906 15.633 12,761 12,452 2,743 1,582 210 87 32,129 32,396 17,676 9,469 23,556 14,951 12,442 12,291 2,629 1,529 84 66 1.987 1,818 5,100 2,921 4,350 682 319 161 114 53 178 114 15,171 15,357 13,128 7,658 13,605 6,594 4,764 4,528 1,759 1,073 94 48 13,184 13.539 8,028 9,255 5,912 4,445 4,367 1,645 1,020 86 66 1,987 1,818 5,100 2.921 4,350 682 319 161 114 53 92 70 5,012 4,984 7,091 4,204 6,389 2,123 1,283 1,193 530 326 8 4 3,025 3,166 1,991 1,283 2,039 1,441 964 1,032 416 273 84 66 1,987 1,818 5,100 2,921 4,350 682 319 161 114 53 83 74 74 32 90 41 36 34 2 58 53 31 20 23 24 22 24 92 120 30 33 43 50 42 48 15 21 8 9 6 7 6 7 59 65 33 26 26 38 17 38 147 135 71 51 55 63 49 62 148 131 112 80 69 63 29 53 2 69 128 176 89 184 43 21 14 20 13 200 221 151 117 105 94 41 72 11 9 179 223 146 127 84 44 26 11 8 7 4 394 409 301 216 188 120 97 101 28 6 38 42 20 16 23 12 9 6 10 6 129 105 69 26 69 51 49 44 7 7 " 305 308 95 69 141 168 108 4g. 27 15 191 189 77 38 81 82 66 81 400 416 177 138 251 218 173 181 58 32 176 211 200 75 252 223 71 90 132 112 46 50 29 25 20 15 18 15 122 117 80 53 76 43 30 38 2 145 136 56 39 71 71 52 62 13 8 6 7 41 3 98 34 2 58 34 3 5 14 84 37 2 37 30

84 66 1,987 1,818 5,100 2,921 4,350 682 319 161 114 53 4 10 119 92 219 158 136 26 95 119 84 60 44 11 2 38 42 159 107 122 10 2 3 2 5 4 22 19 114 53 111 11 5 4 5 6 9 6 66 78 246 142 167 19 59 7 88 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

V Loca- Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and tion III Name of Name of Village/ Repairs Code Livestock Forestry, C. D. Block/Circle TownlWard IV - Num- Fishing, Hunting & v (b) Mining and Quarrying v (a) ber Plantations, Orchards Other than Household Industry an(J f'Jiec1 ActMties Household Industry

M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 I 28 29 30 31 32

EAST SIANG DIST. 7 Total 666 117 43 4 583 42 Rural 546 105 24 3 401 36 Urban 120 12 19 182 6 PASIGHAT-MEBO Total 508 108 29 3 474 10 C. D. BLOCK Rural 388 96 10 2 292 4 Urban 120 12 19 1 182 6 PASIGHT CIRCLE 7/1 Total 163 14 21 2 221 6 i\ural 43 3 2 39 Urban 120 12 19 182 6 7/1/1 Rengging 71112 Tigra 7/1/3 Rasam 7/1/4 Roying 7/1/5 Kelek 7/1/6 Mongku 2 711/7 Balek 7/1/8 Dapi 2 2 7 7/1/9 Mirku 4 711/10 Mirsam 2 7/1/11 Mirbuk 7/1112 Napit 7/1/13 Runne 7/1/14 Takilakung 7/1115 Tekang 7/1/16 Rani 7/1/17 Berung 7/1/18 Gunne 7/1/19 boying 29 7/1/20 Sibut 7/1/21 Murali/Pellumuky F.Camp 29 711/22 3,5&7th Miles Camp

PASIGHATTOWN 7/1 Urban 120 12 19 182 6 7/1/1 Pasighat Town BI-l 45 5 2 7/1/2 Pasighat Town 81-2 2 7/1/3 Pasighat Town 61-3 2 8 7/1/4 Pasighat Town BI-4 7/1/5 Pasighat Town BI-5 5 2 3 89 CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers Non-workers IX VI VII Transport, Storage Other Constructions Trade & Commerce & Services Communications - M F M F M F M F. M F M F - 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 -

2,799 231 1,484 71 471 6 6,356 1,128 160 497 25,476 29,911 2,069 215 857 49 243 3 4,345 720 159 421 21,454 24,463 730 16 627 22 228 3 2011 408 1 76 4,022 5,508 1,265 67 1,033 52 303 5 3,470 748 16 123 13,760 16.785 535 51 406 30 75 2 1,459 340 15 47 9.738 11.277 730 16 627 22 228 3 2,011 .408 76 4,022 5,508 832 22 683 26 253 3 2,403 531 2 81 6.341 8.122 102 6 56 4 25 392 123 5 2,319 2.614 730 16 627 22 228 3 2,011 408 76 4,022 5.508 39 5 12 2 64 78 35 29 2 49 70 9 14 Jo _ 3 5 33 27 2 92 72 6 3 2 26 8 101 93 26 36 2 68 13 :' 139 188 8 8 31 13 136 146 10 36 32 135 222 5 57 13 305 367 2 29 39 2 10 77 68 5 4 218 277 13 111 107 8 12 5 255 276 4 2 2 42 18 248 257 2 ! 27 37 2 12 5 77 80 6 93 75 9 4 23 30 4 41 5 63 60

730 16 627 22 228 3 2.011 408 76 4.022 5.508 15 71 21 193 252 2 6 33 7 74 116 31 21 6 51 5 171 271 26 11 18 45 1 116 197 21 2 14 2 9 54 5 216 334 90 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY . --

Area 0'1 Total population Village No. of I Loca- (including occu- tion in hect. No. of Total population in the age- Name of Name of pied Code house- institutional and group 0-6 C. D. Block/Circle Village(Town!Ward & of reside- Num- holds town! ntial houseless ber houses ward in population) Km 2 P M F P 1 M F 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I 11 12

7/1/6 Pasighat Town BI-6 NA 108 108 467 256 211 107 52 55 7/1/7 Pasighat Town BI-7 NA 95 95 398 216 182 76 35 41 7/1/8 Pasighat Town BI-8 NA 44 44 217 130 87 45 26 19 7/1/9 Pasighat Town BI-9 NA 75 I 75 332 190 142 50 19 31 7/1/10 Pasighat Town BI-l0 NA 141 141 600 324 276 118 51 67 7/1/11 Pasighat Town BI-1 1 NA 26 26 389 335 54 25 13 12 711112 Pasighat Town BI-12 NA 93 93 471 209 262 70 35 35 7/1/13 Pasighat Town BI-13 NA 164 164 721 378 343 142 66 76 711/14 Pasighat Town 81-14 NA 136 136 695 392 303 108 45 63 711/15 Pasighat Town BI-15 NA 111 111 657 351 306 110 54 56 7/1/16 Pasighat Town BI-16 NA 131 131 540 283 257 49 29 20 7/1/17 Pasighat Town BI-17 NA 88 88"' 337 199 138 53 29 24 7/1/18 Pasighat Town BI-18 NA 90 90 324 176 148 69 32 37 7/1/19 Pasighat Town 81-19 NA 224 224 942 687 255 124 73 52 7/1/20 . Pasighat Town BI-20 NA 160 160 852 505 347 189 94 95 7/1/21 Pasighat Town BI-21 NA 106 106 424 218 206 89 45 44 7/1/22 Pasighat Town BI-22 NA 136 136 699 411 288 135 69 66 7/1/23 Pasighat Town BI-23 NA 132 132 690 460 230 90 38 52 7/1/24 Pasighat Town BI-24 NA 124 124 714 437 277 104 54 50 7/1/25 Pasighat Town 81-25 NA 138 138 532 297 235 71 43 28 7/1/26 Pasighat Town BI-26 NA 161 161 729 402 327 162 93 69 7/1/27 Pasighat Town BI-27 NA 61 61 312 167 145 37 12 25

MEBO CIRCLE' 7/2 Total NA 1,724 1,754 10,657 5,703 4,954 2,356 1,169 1,187 Rural NA 1,724 1,754 10,657 5,703 4,954 2,356 1,169 1,187 Urban 7/2/1 Aohali NA 34 34 152 71 81 24 12 12 7/2/2 Borguli NA 119 119 800 417 383 200 102 98 7/2/3 Silluk NA 83 83 493 248 245 90 40 50 7/2/4 Ayeng NA 193 193 1,108 592 516 239 116 123 7/2/5 Sodak NA 40 48 214 121 93 36 17 19 7/2/6 Mottum NA 94 102 666 326 340 170 88 82 7/2/7 Railing NA 27 27 166 84 82 33 13 20 7/2/8 Sigar NA 49 49 329 158 171 89 42 47 7/2/9 Ngopok NA 242 242 1,335 697 638 384 181 203 7/2/10 Kiyit NA 116 116 960 504 456 111 57 54 7/2/11 Seram NA 104 106 587 303 284 126 62 64 7/2/12 Namsang NA 106 109 800 425 375 216 114 102 91

CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates (I -IX) I II Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural labourers

M F M F M F M F M F M F -- 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

22 27 116 77 125 17 19 11 13 16 43 32 125 67 109 21 65 20 37 22 69 22 78 38 23 27 4 46 53 151 68 111 6 2 99 105 91 121 144 17 305 29 316 29 21 3 78 139 122 117 89 19 75 97 286 207 200 57 9 13 7 84 124 270 157 276 27 4 3 56 87 215 143 166 29 25 12 14 44 38 225 198 132 22 2 2 42 42 125 82 136 22 3 8 3 40 35 128 82 87 9 9 18 165 36 556 99 10 10 13 12 149 106 258 126 257 10 17 52 94 106 90 61 112 64 69 58 106 103 225 94 235 27.. 22 7 17 11 2 41 65 352 116 305 17 8 7 15 7 311 157 250 9

65 44 233 169 139 38 5 2 123 128 251 165 190 41 3 4 7 74 61 154 107 52 13

32 7 4,338 4,355 2,211 1,130 2,859 1,754 1,378 1,355 313 231 32 7 4,338 4,355 2,211 1,130 2,859 1,754 1,378 1,355 313 231

70 81 32 21 37 49 34 48 4 349 350 187 118 187 106 104 89 24 11 240 244 44 2 119 104 93 104 8 367 384 166 111 359 272 146 180 12 13 66 76 67 34 76 38 32 28 2 2 3 269 326 152 124 137 102 78 91 4 2 72 74 39 18 45 43 33 37 8 6 142 157 49 37 71 66 52 59 8 4 14 269 278 231 117 361 257 246 249 5 417 431 181 108 247 7 164 4 269 274 110 52 150 116 106 110 7 3 366 343 115 24 182 152 140 146 21 6 92 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Loca· V Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and tion III Name of Name of Villagel Repairs Code Livestock Forestry, C. D. Block/Circle TownlWard IV Num· Fishing, Huntin.g & v (b) Mining and Quarrying v (a) ber Plantations, Orchards Other than Household Industry and Alied ActivitJp< Household Industry

M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 I 28 29 30 31 32

7/1/6 Pasighat Town 81-6 14 13 7/1/7 Pasighat Town 81·7 3 7/1/8 Pasighat Town 81-8 7/1/9 Pasighat Town 81·9 10 6 7/1/10 Pasighat Town 81-10 7/1/11 Pasighat Town 81·11 7/1/12 Pasighat Town 81·12 7/1/13 Pasighat Town 81-13 2 7/1/14 Pasighat Town 81-14 5 7/1/15 Pasighat Town 81·15 4 5 21 7/1/16 Pasighat Town 81-16 7/1/17 Pasighat Town 81·17 10 2 32 5 7/1/18 PasighatTown BI·18 5 7/1/19 Pasighat Town 81-19 7/1/20 Pasighat Town BI·20 7/1/21 Pasighat Town BI·21 2 7/1/22 Pasighat Town 81-22 10 20 7{1/23 Pasighat Town BI·23 • 2 24 7/1124 Pasighat Town 81·24 39 7/1/25 Pasighat Town 81-25 7/1/26 Pasighat Town BI-26 15 4 7/1/27 Pasighat Town 81-27

ME80 CIRCLE 7/2 Total 42 2 154 Rural 42 2 154 Urban 7/2/1 Aohali 7/2/2 Borguli 8 7/2/3 Silluk 5 7/2/4 Ayeng 7/2/5 80dak 7/2/6 Mottum 2 9 7/217 Railing 7/2/8 Sigar 6 7/2/9 Ngopok 3 64 7/2/10 Kiyit 7/2/11 Seram 7/2/12 Namsang 93 CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers Non-workers IX VI VII Transport, Storage Other Constructions Trade & Commerce , & Services " Communications M F M F M F M F M F M F

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

18 35 3 13 13 3 131 194 8 3 14 15 107 161 3 3 48 11 52 49 11 35 8 33 4 79 136 26 4 30 83 16 180 259 2 18 2 314 51 6 2 79 17 120 243 55 10 2 121 43 178 286 14 2 4 251 27 116 276 16 35 10 36 16 185 277 22 7 3 100 21 151 235 26 9 5 8 50 6 63 116 9 7 65 9 89 139 254 8 9 3 2 280 77 131 156 20 25 7 136 8 248 337 13 6 20 5 106 142 21 90 3 22 33 6 176 261 25 '159 2 23 70 12 155 213 27 138 17 27 6 187 268 12 6 5 115 38 158 197 47 2 2 8 110 28 76 211 210 2 49 13 115 132

271 26 181 7 30 2 489 131 5 28 2,839 3,172 271 26 181 7 30 2 4S9 131 5 28 2.839 3,172

2 34 32 21 5 25 6 230 277 4 3 4 129 141 11 189 79 233 244 35 8 6 2 45 55 26 3 16 5 5 16 184 222 3 39 39 4 87 105 19 7 3 20 336 381 3 63 2 16 257 449 17 4 4 12 2 153 168 5 3 12 243 223 94 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

Area of Total population Village No. of Loca- (including occu- Total population in the age- tion in heet. No. of Name of Name of pied institutional and Code house- group 0-6 C. D. Block/Circle Village/Town/Ward &of reside- Num- holds town/ ntial houseless ber houses , ward in population) Km2 p M F P I M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I 11 12

7/2/13 Mer NA 41 49 364 182 182 113 51 62 7/2/14 Siku F.Camp NA 9 9 13 10 3 7/2/15 Gadum NA 55 55 312 181 131 89 52 37 7/2/16 Kongkul NA 14 56 29 27 11 4 7 7/2/17 Ranaghat Camp NA 32 32 149 87 62 36 19 17 7/2/18 Mebo H.O. NA 366 367 2,153 1,268 885 388 198 190

RUKSIN CIRCLE 7/6 Total NA 1,968 2,009 10,589 5,551 5,038 2,385 1,138 1.247 Rural NA 1,968 2,009 10,589 5,551 5,038 2,385 1,138 1,247 Urban NA 7/6/1 Sille Village NA 213 213 1,203 6p4 564 306 158 148 7/6/2 Sille Camp NA 87 87 390 226 164 63 31 32 7/6/3 Sille 12th Miles F.C. NA 43 43 234 109 125 67 29 38 7/6/4 Oyan Camp NA 3 3 19 10 9 6 2 4 7/6/5 Oyan Village NA 234 234 1,276 658 618 316 149 167 7/6/6 Donipolo Tea Estate NA 98 136 546 354 192 89 45 44 7/6/7 Khemi Check Gate NA 2 2 13 10 3 5 4 7/6/8 NA 160 160 847 447 400 182 76 106 7/6/9 Sika Bamin NA 81 .81 399 188 211 89 43 46 7/6/10 Debing NA 183 183 914 452 462 170 79 91 7/6/11 Ruksin Village NA 60 60 358 172 186 41 20 21 7/6/12 Ngorlung NA 240 241 1,300 652 648 301 138 163 7/6/13 Niklok Village NA 41 41 237 121 116 62 32 30 7/6/14 Rayang NA 150 150 918 453 465 222 102 120 7/6/15 Mangnang NA 77 77 419 204 215 112 48 64 7/6/16 Lingka NA 119 , 19 668 367 301 173 90 83 7/6/17 Ruksin Camp(H.O.) NA 152 1:'; 681 405 376 147 77 70 7/6/18 10th Mile Oyan NA 25 25 167 89 78 34 15 19

BILATCIRCLE 7/14 Total NA 799 985 4,908 2,543 2,365 1,021 517 504 Rural NA 799 985 4,908 2,543 2.365 1,021 517 504 Urban 7/14/1 Mirem NA 228 252 1,310 685 625 260 134 126 7/14/2 Bamin NA 125 125 768 395 373 189 101 88 7/14/3 Ledum NA 93 144 589 306 283 118 57 61 7/14/4 Miglung NA 36 55 296 143 153 66 33 33 7114/5 Mikong NA 56 103 487 257 230 97 53 44 7/14/6 Remi NA 90 90 343 193 150 44 22 22 7/14/7 Yagrung NA 98 143 '801 367 434 199 90 109 7/14/8 BilatH.O. NA 73 73 314 197 117 48 27 21 95 CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS : - I Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates (I-IX) I 11 Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

M F M F M F M F M F M F

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

182 182 82 15 96 94 95 94 5 6 8 154 123 57 14 111 71 90 69 16 22 5 22 7 12 7 6 9 22 60 37 4 5 23 23 11 4 779 700 666 332 591 232 134 198 5

46 31 3,120 3,251 2,369 1,326 2,752 1,555 1,071 958 655 418 46 31 3,120 . 3,251 2,369 1,326 2,752 1,555 1,071 958 655 418

294 293 282 148 301 224 138 153 69 57 93 76 167 96 110 11 2 59 77 50 48 50 48 23 27 14 16 9 9 6 3 4 8 2 440 465 281 139 288 68 151 38 4 27 20 27 10 185 35 267 74 7 3 6 2 6 226 246 113 68 242 176 90 98 113 70 182 209 63 42 103 112 94 110 3 338 367 181 136 232 59 123 47 79 11 169 164 119 97 65 83 57 80 472 490 275 171 289 170 140 106 95 62 101 99 46 32 51 46 36 35 11 8 8 5 337 359 167 130 192 199 113 148 62 47 146 177 84 60 105 93 69 79 32 13 3 4 92 87 75 30 183 133 29 34 121 95 128 100 255 88 224 26 4 3 11 5 14 40 32 40 32

8 6 1,921 1,977 1.081 736 1,215 844 754 722 224 90 8 6 1,921 1,977 1,081 736 1,215 844 754 722 224 90

576 576 310 209 315 171 225 155 24 8 343 329 204 135 155 151 115 133 18 17 235 266 125 104 149 119 88 108 41 2 96 112 44 43 78 76 39 47 37 27 221 200 84 48 127 122 122 122 5 96 102 63 33 115 6 33 2 60 260 338 99 88 202 176 130 136 39 36 8 6 94 54 152 76 74 23 2 19 96 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Loca- V Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and tion III Name of Name of Village/ Repairs Code Livestock Forestry, C. D. Block/Circle Town!Ward IV Num- Fishing, Hunting & v (b) Mining and Quarrying v (a) ber Plantations, Orchards Other than Household Industry and ADied Activities Household Industry

M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 I 28 29 30 31 32

712/13 Mer 7/2/14 Siku F.Camp 7 712/15 Gadum 7/2/16 Kongkul 7/2/17 Ranaghat Camp 7/2/18 Mebo H.Q. 11 74

RUKSIN CIRCLE 7/6 Total 298 92 5 69 Rural 298 92 5 69 Urban 7/6/1 Sillevillage 6 11 7/6/2 SilleCamp 7/6/3 Sille 12th Miles F.Camp 6 7/6/4 Cyan Camp 7/6/5 Cyan Village 39 22 2 7/6/6 Donipolo Tea Estate 233 68 8 7/6/7 Khemi Check Gate 7/6/8 Sika Tode 4 7/6/9 Sika Bamin 7/6/10 Debing 2 7/6/11 Ruksin Village 7/6/12 Ngorlung 4 3 7/6/13 Niklok Village 7/6/14 Rayang 7/6/15 Mangnang 7/6/16 Lingka 4 17 7/6/17 Ruksin Camp H.Q. 4 25 7/6/18 1 Oth Mile Cyan

BILAT CIRCLE 7/14 Total 5 2 27 4 Rural 5 2 27 4 Urban 7/14/1 Mirem 2 10 7/14/2 Bamin 7/14/3 Ledum 7/14/4 Miglung 7/14/5 Mikong 7/14/6 Remi 13 4 7/14/7 Yagrung 3 7/14/8 BilatH.Q. 2 97

CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers Non-workers IX VI VII Transport, Storage Other Constructions Trade & Commerce & Services Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

86 88 2 2 17 2 2 70 60 10 11 7 9 11 6 15 9 27 25 89 4 91 3 23 2 163 25 677 652

93 8 134 16 17 410 63 2,799 3,483 93 8 134 16 17 410 63 2,799 3,483

3 28 2 7 39 11 333 345 42 4 64 6 116 153 2 5 4 57 77 3 6 8 4 48 5 38 3 370 550 5 24 87 118 5 4 3 14 4 8 12 3 205 224 2 4 85 99 2 25 220 403 7 3 107 103 11 13 23 2 363 478 4 3 70 70 5 12 4 261 266 3 99 122 3 2 7 2 184 168 15 23 7 135 17 181 250 49 46

55 6 28 2 3 117 19 2 1,327 1,519 55 6 28 2 3 117 19 2 1,327 1,519

3 20 30 7 370 454 4 2 14 240 222 12 6 8 3 157 164 2 2 65 77 130 108 1 3 4 78 144 15 1 13 3 165 258 20 2 46 3 2 122 92 98 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

I Area of Total population Village No. of Loca- (including occu- tion in hect. No. of Total population in the age- Name of Name of pied Code house- institutional and Group 0-6 C. D. Block/Circle Village/Town/Ward & of reside- Num- holds town/ ntial houseless ber ward in houses population) Km 2 P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

KOYU CIRCLE 7/15 Total NA 259 259 1,671 852 819 402 197 205 Rural NA 259 259 1,671 852 819 402 197 205 Urban 7/15/1 Kadu NA 8 8 57 32 25 8 4 4 7/15/2 Saku NA 13 13 86 41 45 26 12 14 7/15/3 Loglu NA 12' 12 84 48 36 17 8 9 7/15/4 Tabiripo NA 20 20 126 64 62 33 16 17 7/15/5 Rotte NA 29 29 163 79 84 36 18 18 7/15/6 Rina NA 25 25 131 68 63 44 25 19 7/15/7 Doge kakki NA 14 14 98 56 42 19 10 9 7/15/9 Sido NA 13 13 87 46 41 19 12 7 7/15/10 Tene NA 17 17 55 29 26 16 7 9 7(15/11 Korang NA 21 21 124 64 60 18 11 7 7/15/12 Maney NA 14 14 136 73 63 36 17 19 7/15/13 Upin NA 9 9 73 35 38 14 6 8 7/15/1 4 Si pu Kakki NA 7 7 46 23 23 13 7 6 7/15/15 Koyu H.Q. NA 57 57 405 194 211 103 44 59

PANGIN-BOlENG 2 Total NA 2,844 2,878 14,297 7,527 6,770 2,977 1,533 1,444 C. D. BLOCK Rural NA 2,844 2,878 14,297 7,527 6.770 2,977 1,533 1,444 Urban BOLENG CIRCLE 7/3 Total NA 1,577 1,577 7,929 4,176 3,753 1,656 865 791 Rural NA 1,577 1,577 7,929 4,176 3,753 1,656 865 791 Urban Dosing NA 114 114 613 275 338 231 141 90 7/3/1 Dosing NA 52 52 274 119 155 61 24 37 7/3/1/1 Remngo NA 36 36 195 91 104 50 22 28 7/3/1/2 Uleng NA 26 26 144 65 79 120 95 25 7/3/2 Lissing NA 16 16 92 42 50 12 6 6 7/3/3 Messing NA 13 13 70 35 35 10 5 5 7/3/4 Yibuk NA 57 57 306 156 150 47 26 21 7/3(5 Yingku NA 37 37 168 83 85 32 13 19 7/3/6 Supsing NA 25 25 149 76 73 34 14 20 7/3/7 Sine NA 64 64 338 149 189 80 34 46 7/3/8 Pareng NA 81 81 386 196 190 68 38 30 7/3/9 Parong NA 108 108 532 275 257 117 54 63 Sitang NA 125 125 627 322 305 131 60 71 7/3/10 Sitang NA 78 78 459 232 227 90 41 49 99

CENSUS ABSTRACT r INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates (I-IX) I II Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

780 790 376 262 390 318 278 300 37 8 780 790 376 262 390 318 278 300 37 8

31 24 12 10 12 11 10 10 38 42 16 14 19 19 9 15 5 4 45 36 19 11 30 15 25 15 3 52 62 32 25 38 25 27 25 8 71 81 27 30 37 31 26 29 7 68 63 28 22 31 27 29 27 51 41 19 16 27 20 20 19 4 46 41 23 10 17 10 14 10 7 8 10 6 17 6 2 63 59 40 24 32 33 25 33 70 63 28 12 38 30 32 30 4 35 38 18 13 14 16 12 16 21 23 10 7 11 10 8 10 2 182 209 94 62 67 65 39 61 2

7 2 5,992 5,959 2,813 1,635 3,852 2,669 2,624 2,463 123 25 7 2 5,992 5,959 2,813 1,635 3,852 2,669 2,624 2,463 123 25

5 2 3,323 3,281 1,515 916 2,081 1.440 1,438 1,357 49 4 5 2 3,323 3,281 1,515 916 2,081 1,440 1,438 1,357 49 4

266 328 94 93 128 146 118 146 3 119 155 40 45 56 68 53 68 84 98 26 23 43 47 39 47 3 63 75 28 25 29 31 26 31 42 50 12 23 21 22 20 22 35 35 7 6 19 17 18 17 152 150 43 31 74 72 66 72 79 85 23 17 51 44 47 44 3 57 69 28 19 44 26 38 26 149 189 36 32 87 109 86 109 167 179 61 35 99 83 78 83 14 272 254 85 64 153 134 151 134 251 252 116 55 151 94 133 93 232 227 69 29 113 73 110 73 100

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

V Loca- Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and tion III Name of Name of Village/ Repairs Code Livestock Forestry, C. D. Block/Circle TownlWard IV Num- Fishing, Hunting & v (b) Mining and Quarrying v (a) ber Plantations, Orchards Other than Household Industry and AJlied Activities Household Industry

M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 I 28 29 30 31 32

KOYU CIRCLE 7/15 Total 3 Rural 3 Urban 7/15/1 Kadu 7/15/2 Saku 7/15/3 Loglu 2 7/15/4 Tabiripo 7/15/5 Ratte 7/15/6 Rina 7/15/7 Doge Kakki 7/15/9 Sido 7/15/10 Tene 7/15/11 Korang 7/15/12 Maney 7/15/13 Upin 7/15/14 Sipu Kakki 7/15/15 Koui H.Q.

PANGI N-BOLENG 2 Total 12 9 5 Rural 12 9 5 Urban BOLENG CIRCLE 7/3 Total 7 8 5 Rural 7 8 5 Urban Dosing 7/3/1 Dosing 7/3/1/1 Remngo 7/3/1/2 Lileng 7/3/2 Lissing 7/3/3 Messing 7/3/4 Yibuk 7/3/5 Yingku 7/3/6 Supsing 7/3/7 Sine 7/3/8 Pareng 7/3/9 Parong Sitang 7/3/10 Sitang 101 OENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers Non-workers IX VI VII Transport, Storage Other Constructions Trade & Commerce & Services Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

14 5 7 51 4 8 12 454 489 14 5 7 51 4 8 12 454 489

20 14 5 22 26 18 21 2 2 2 24 35 2 2 6 10 36 43 2 37 36 3 29 22 3 29 31 11 5 3 12 20 3 4 32 27 2 35 33 21 22 - \ 12 13 3 23 2 127 146

356 63 111 11 44 573 102 14 21 3,661 4,080 356 63 111 11 44 573 102 14 21 3,661 4,080

109 6 67 5 27 376 63 5 8 2,090 2,305 109 6 67 5 27 376 63 5 8 2,090 2,305

5 147 192 3 63 87 48 57 36 48 21 28 16 18 8 82 78 32 41 4 32 47 62 80 5 2 5 8 92 99 2 122' 123 11 6 171 211 3 119 154 102 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

Area of Total population Village No. of Loca- Oncluding occu- tion in hect. No. of Total population in the age- Name of Name of pied Code house- institutional and group 0-6 C. D. Block/Circle ViliagefTown/Ward &01 reside- Num- holds town/ ntial hOl,lseless ber houses ward in population) 2 Km P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

7/3/10/1 Dite-dime NA 47 47 168 90 78 41 19 22 Riga NA 352 352 1,908 975 933 325 157 168 7/3/11 Riga NA 168 168 890 451 439 122 61 61 7/3/11/1 Riga Mobuk NA 184 184 1,018 524 494 203 96 107 7/3/12 Pangkang(Jorkang) NA 104 104 432 236 196 79 46 33 7/3/13 Pangkang(Kumku) NA 46 46 236 115 121 34 15 19 7/3/14 Boleng H.Q. NA 435 435 2,072 1,241 631 456 256 200

PANGIN CIRCLE 7/4 Total NA 1,267 1,301 6,368 3,351 3,017 1,321 668 653 Rural NA 1,267 1,301 6,368 3,351 3,017 1,321 668 653 Urban 7/4/1 Ri6w NA 152 152 853 422 431 231 115 116 7/4/2 Begging NA 39 39 202 104 98 40 24 16 7/4/3 Mopit NA 52 52 268 126 142 52 24 28 7/4/4 Komsing(Kaao) NA 49 49 295 146 149 33 16 17 7/4/5 Komsing(Kumku) NA 56 56 277 129 148 38 16 22 7/4/6 Sissen NA 17 17 136. 72 64 37 16 21 7/4/7 Pangi NA 22 22 120 59 61 22 8 14 7/4{8 Rottung NA 89 89 368 231 137 78 44 34 7/4/9 Kellek NA 17 17 79 41 38 17 10 7 7/4/10 Babuk NA 29 29 122 76 44 30 19 11 7/4/11 Kebang (Poklek) NA 40 40 207 101 106 53 24 29 7/4/12 Kebang (Sole) NA 22 22 95 49 46 16 9 7 7/4/13 Kebang (Bolek) NA 3 3 9 4 5 7/4/14 Kebang(Rada) NA 19 19 91 44 47 24 13 11 7{4{15 Yemsing NA 76 76 396 209 187 97 53 44 7/4/16 Pangin Village NA 76 80 417 218 199 65 33 32 7/4/17 Koreng NA 51 51 273 160 113 74 39 35 7/4/18 Yeksi NA 45 45 232 128 104 32 16 16 7/4/19 Lokpeng NA 39 39 196 89 107 45 21 24 7/4/20 Tarak NA 81 81 448 213 235 105 51 54 7/4/21 Jorsing NA 33 33 193 89 104 32 16 16 7/4/22 Yembung Camp NA 86 91 345 204 141 56 24 32 7/4/23 Parigin H.Q. NA 174 199 746 435 311 143 77 66

RAMLE-BANGO 3 Total NA 1,162 1,166 6,684 3,386 3,298 1,595 835 C. D. BLOCK Rural NA 1,162 1,166 6,684 3,386 3,298 1,595 835 Urban NA 103 CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates - (I-IX) I II Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

M F M F M F M F M F M F

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

19 25 47 26 38 21 23 20 961 929 210 166 495 449 476 444 438 435 157 128 220 204 202 199 523 494 53 38 275 245 274 245 218 192 41 11 139 102 124 100 107 121 24 29 72 63 63 63 5 2 567 448 75 335 548 79 20- 4 28 4

21 2 2,669 2,678 1,298 719 1,771 1,229 1,186 1,106 74 2 2,669 2,678 1,298 719 1,771 1,229 1,186 1,106 74 21

420 429 98 76 216 195 208 194 103 97 26 16 54 55 52 55 126 142 43 21 75 87 73 87 143 149 70 48 57 67 54 65 129 148 44 31 68 78 67 78 72,' 64 26 8 46 34 45 33 59 61 26 22 39 37 38 37 129 100 108 23 146 59 60 47 8 41 38 15 4 21 3 20 3 35 34 28 9 43 9 17 4 55 68 20 18 55 20 22 10 5 4 49 46 19 10 24 7 23 5 2 4 5 4 4 4 4 43 47 14 7 23 26 22 26 188 185 64 32 119 86 99 86 12 201 193 92 50 106 107 80 98 6 110 81 32 21 75 50 44 39 7 2 128 104 53 32 54 14 47 2 12 88 107 38 20 49 56 A6 56 202 227 102 64 122 112 110 112 7 89 104 31 22 43 53 41 53 2 55 58 69 30 127 32 7 7 21 200 191 279 155 205 38 7 5 5

1,788 1,965 1,174 804 1,632 1,096 573 612 677 448 1,788 1,965 1,174 804 1,632 1,096 573 612 677 448 104 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

V Loca- Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and tlon III Name of Name of Village/ Repairs Code Livestock Forestry, C. D. Block/Circle Town/Ward IV Num- Fishing, Hunting & v (b) Mining and Quarrying v(a) ber Plantations, Orchards Other than Household Industry and AIled ActMties Household Industry

M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 I 28 29 30 31 32

7/3/10/1 Dite-dime Riga 7/3/11 Riga 7/3/11/1 Riga Mobuk 7/3/12 Pangkang(Jorkang) 7/3113 Pangkang(Kumku) 7/3/14 Boleng fi.Q. 7 8 5

PANGIN CIRCLE 7/4 Total 5 Rural 5 Urban 7/4/1 Riew 7/4/2 Begging 7/4/3 Mopit 7/4/4 Komsing(Kaao) 7/4/5 Komsing(Kumku) 7/4/6 Sissen 7/4/7 Pangi 7/4/8 Rottung 7/4/9 Kellek 7/4/10 Babuk 7/4/11 Kebang(Poklek) 7{4{12 Kebang(Sole) 7/4/13 Kebang(Bolek) 7/4/14 Kebang(Rada) 7/4/15 Yemsing 7/4/16 Pangin Village 7/4/17 Koreng 7/4/18 Yeksi 7/4/19 Lokpeng 7/4/20 Tarak 7/4/21 Jorsing 7/4/22 Yembung Camp 7/4/23 Pang in H.Q. 4

RAMLE-BANGO 3 Total 60 6 15 Rural 60 6 15 Urban 105 ENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers Non-workers IX VI VII Transport, Storage Other Constructions Trade & Commerce & Services Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

11 3 52 57 2 16 4 480 484 2 16 4 231 235 249 249 14 2 97 94 9 43 58 89 6 53 4 25 315 56 693 752

247 57 44 6 17 197 39 9 13 1,571 1,775 247 57 44 6 17 197 39 9 13 1,571 1,775

5 3 9 13 197 223 2 50 43 2 51 55 3 2 89 82 61 70 .. 26 30 •- 20 24 67 11 2 19 86 78 20 35 21 6 4 35 35 16 5 12 46 86 25 39

21 21 4 4 90 101 1 1 4 8 5 112 92 18 8 5 85 63 3 3 74 90 40 51 3 91 123 2 46 51 68 17 11 4 2 18 3 77 109 42 6 29 2 15 103 25 230 273

48 7 64 13 176 29 5 9 1,749 2,193 48 7 64 13 176 29 5 9 1,749 2,193 106 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

i Area of Total population , Village No. of Loca- (including occu- tion in hect. No. of Total population in the age- Name of Name of pied institutional and Code house- group 0-6 C. D. Block/Circle Village/Town/llllard &of reside- Num- holds town/ ntial houseless ber houses ward in population) Km2 P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

NARI CIRCLE 7/5 Total NA 1,162 1,166 6,684 3,386 3,298 1,595 760 835 Rural NA 1,162 1,166 6,684 3,386 3,298 1,595 760 835 Urban NA 7/5/1 Telam NA 91 91 554 278 276 126 64 62 7/5/2 Potte NA 82 82 435 227 208 83 40 43 7/5/3 Detak NA 45 45 244 136 108 57 36 21 7/5/4 Pam NA 42 43 269 121 148 77 30 47 7/5/5 Namey NA 159 159 877 427 450 228 101 127 7(5/6 Aditako NA 12 12 84 43 41 23" 13 10 7/5/7 Lumpo NA 79 79 521 262 259 121 53 68 7/5/8 Seren NA 60 60 ,391 187 204 65 33 32 7/5/9 Old Deka NA 100 100 578 279 299 145 .56 89 7/5/10 NewDeka NA 53 53 2q5 120 135 62 21 41 7/5/11 Talam Camp NA 37 37 210 97 113 36 15 21 7/5/12 Simen Sapori NA 18 18 93 45 48 16 7 9 7/5/13 Nari NA 113 113 783 416 367 197 101 96 7/5/14 Depi Village NA 170 170 951 490 461 265 140 125 7/5/15 Nari H.Q. NA 101 104 439 258 181 94 50 44

MARIYANG C.D. BLOCK 4 Total NA 2.147 2,151 11,614 5,989 5,625 2,179 1,095 1,084 Rural NA 2,147 2,151 11,614 5,989 5,625 2,179 1,095 1,084 Urban MARIYANG CIRCLE 7/7 Total NA 1,207 1,207 6,561 3,349 3,212 1,206 620 586 Rural NA 1,207 1,207 6,561 3,349 3,212 1,206 620 586 Urban 7/7/1 Millang NA 149 149 863 436 427 169 96 73 7/7/2 New Millang NA 28 28 134 74 60 37 18 19 7/7/3 Peki Modi NA 17 17 103 62 41 18 11 7 7/7/4 Dalbing NA 182 182 924 460 464 149 76 73 7/7/5 Damro NA 313 313 1,747 841 906 347 176 171 7/7/6 Adi Pasi NA 161 161 999 475 524 202 94 108 7/7/7 Padu NA 111 111 715 343 372 100 52 48 7mS S\\\i NA 41 41 213 107 106 31 16 15 7/7/9 Lagru Camp NA 21 21 79 67 12 8 7 7/7/10 Mariyang H.Q. NA 184 184 784 484 300 145 74 71

GEKU CIRCLE 7/10 Total NA 940 944 5,053 2,640 2,413 973 475 498 Rural NA 940 944 5,053 2,640 2,413 973 475 498 Urban 107

CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates (I -IX) I II Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

1,788 1,965 1,174 804 1,632 1,096 573 612 677 448 1,788 1,965 1,174 804 1,632 1,096 573 612 677 448

156 167 86 62 124 120 57 69 60 47 106 109 70 54 99 42 23 28 40 9 54 60 27 26 75 57 20 25 36 31 99 135 56 39 56 55 43 51 8 3 148 153 49 49 212 209 54 72 137 136 43 41 23 15 19 19 17 19 171 187 157 68 116· 88 46 47 62 38 185 203 76 57 78 78 69 78 92 124 43 34 148 52 42 41 98 10 46 52 39 23 63 65 15 20 46 44 61 83 77 67 31 4 3 32 40 34 32 18 6 3 198 198 153 91 200 161 54 79 89 81 329 343 126 94 237 132 124 82 97 49 68 70 158 93 156 14

5,482 5,428 1,515 650 3,243 2,934 2,703 2,888 93 7 5,482 5,428 1,515 650 3,243 2,934 2,703 2,888 93 7

3,084 3,140 848 366 1,812 1,661 1,511 1,646 71 3,084 3,140 848 366 1,812 1,661 1,511 1,646 71

436 427 34 22 226 228 224 228 65 60 35 15 36 23 20 22 8 62 41 5 2 37 23 36 23 460 464 48 12 292 297 290 297 835 906 227 161 423 485 411 484 473 521 105 21 260 268 253 268 343 372 50 16 193 225 189 225 107 106 34 21 60 63 56 62 2 2 25 57 4 2 19 301 241 285 96 228 45 30 36 43

2,398 2,288 667 284 1,431 1,273 1,192 1,242 22 6 2,398 2,288 667 284 1,431 1,273 1,192 1,242 22 6 108

URBANNILLAG.E'- PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

V Loca- Manufacturing. Processing. Serl/icing and tion III Name of Name of Village/ Repairs Code Lil/estock Forestry. C. D. Block/Circle Town/Ward IV Num- Fishing. Hunting & 1/ (b) Mining and Quarrying 1/ (a) ber Plantations. Orchards Other than Household Industry and AJied ActiIIiIies Household Industry

M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 I 28 29 30 31 32

NARI CIRCLE 7/5 Total 60 6 15 Rural 60 6 15 Urban 7/5/1 Telam 3 7/5/2 Potte 6 2 7/5/3 Detak 2 7/5/4 Pam 7/5/5 Namey 7/5/0 Aditako 2 7/5/7 Lumpo 7/5/8 Seren 7/5/9 Old Deka I- 7/5/10 NewDeka 7/5/11 Talam Camp 3 7/5/12 Simen Sapori 3 7/5/13 Nari 30 7/5/14 DepiVilIage 3 2 7/5/15 Nari H.Q. 12 2 8

MARIYANG 4 Total 6 2 C. D. BLOCK Rural 6 2 Urban MARIYANG CIRCLE 7/7 Total 2 Rural 2 Urban 7/7/1 Millang 7/7/2 New Millang 7/7/3 Peki Modi 7/7/4 Dalbing 7/7/5 Damro 7/7/6 Adi Pasi 7/7/7 Padu 7/7/8 Silli 7/7/9 Lagru Camp 7/7/10 Mari YangH.Q.

GEKUCIRCLE 7{10 Total 4 Rural 4 Urban 109 -CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers Non-workers IX VI VII Transport, Storage Other Constructions Trade & Commerce & Services Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

48 7 64 13 176 29 5 9 1,749 2,193 48 7 64 13 176 29 5 9 1,749 2,193

4 4 154 156 19 8 5 128 166 5 5 7 61 51 5 65 93 10 9 215 241 24 22 2 6 3 146 171 9 109 126 5 2 131 247 2 57 70 25 4 66 109 6 27 48 4 12 10 216 206 3 1 6 253 329 35 7 21 77 6 5 9 97 158

160 13 32 26 220 26 5 .,~ 2,741 2,674 160 13 32 26 220 26 5 17 2,741 2,674

89 5 5 26 107 9 5 17 1,532 1,534 89 5 5 26 107 9 5 17 1,532 1,534

2 210 199 2 6 38 37 25 18 2 4 168 163 4 7 418 421 5 215 256 3 150 147 4 47 43 26 3 9 10 8 59 2 2 24 68 7 5 13 251 242

71 8 27 113 17 1,209 1,140 71 8 27 113 17 1,209 1,140 110 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

Area of Total population Village No. of Laca- (including occu- tion in hect. No. of Total population in the age- Name of Name of pied institutional and Code house- groupQ-6 C. D. Block/Circle ViUagefTown/Ward &of reslde- Num- holds town/ ntial houseless ber houses ward In population) Km2 P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Geku NA 241 245 1,349 690 659 288 142 146 7/10/1 Geku NA 186 140 755 374 381 153 68 85 7/10/1/1 Geku Kumko(Hamlet} NA 1'05 105 594 316 278 135 74 61 7/10/2 Sumsing NA 66 66 392 186 206 90 36 54 Sibum NA 203 203 1,044 535 509 217 106 111 7/10/3 Sibum NA 103 103 549 276 273 104 48 56 7/10{3{1 Katan Camp{Hamlet} NA 100 100 495 259 236 113 58 55 7/10/4 Jeru NA 41 41 259 134 125 61 39 22 7/10/5 Pongging NA 34 34 258 135 123 46 24 22 7/10/6 Geku H.O. NA 168 168 618 364 254 138 68 70 7{10/7 Komkar NA 178 178 1,102 568 534 131 58 73 7/10/8 Silli Hydel Camp NA 9 9 31 28 3 2 2

YINGKIONG C.D. BLOCK 5 Total NA 2,188 2,191 9,001 5,341 3,660 1,602 820 782 Rural NA 2,188 2,191 9,001 5,341 3,660 1,602 820 782 Urban YINGKIONG CIRCLE 7/8 Total NA 1,329 1,330 5,475 3,211 2,264 958 495 463 Rural NA 1,329 1,330 5,475 3,211 2,264 958 495 463 Urban 7/8/1 Gette NA 112 112 400 222 178 61 31 30 7/8/2 Gobuk NA 122 122 570 294 276 93 54 39 7/8/3 Pugging NA 83 83 425 248 177 61 31 30 7/8(4 Halleng NA 9 9 27 14 13 7/8/5 11 Km. Camp NA 30 30 111 67 44 27 16 11 7/8/6 Simong NA 232 232 915 478 437 129 76 53 7/8/7 Yingkiong Viii. NA 189 189 703 424 270 135 71 64 7/8/8 Yingkiong H.O. NA 552 553 2,324 1,464 860 451 216 235

JENGGING CICLE 7/9 Total NA 859 861 3,526 2,130 1,396 644 325 319 Rural NA 859 861 3,526 2,130 1,396 644 325 319 Urban 7/9/1 Bomdu NA 72 72 350 197 153 65 37 28 7/9/2 Janbu NA 52 52 228 120 108 34 20 14 Ramsing NA 69 71 346 215 131 63 30 33 7/9/3 Ramsing NA 14 14 106 89 17 4 2 2 7/9/3/1 Pettung(Hamlet) NA 13 15 73 42 31 18 10 8 7/9/3/2 Tayeng(Hamlet) NA 15 15 62 35 27 17 9 8 7/9/3/3 Deki(Hamlet) NA 27 27 105 49 56 24 9 15 111 CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates (I-IX) I II Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

690 659 81 22 417 423 416 423 374 381 44 16 236 243 236 243 316 278 37 6 181 180 180 180 182 206 46 17 104 101 96 101 4 516 500 154 83 245 235 212 231 5 276 273 71 42 128 137 127 137 240 227 83 41 117 98 85 94 5 131 124 31 16 65 76 61 75 135 123 14 72 69 70 69 178 141 175 73 202 80 48 58 10 4 563 534 161 71 300 286 288 285 2 3 5 26 3

66 19 2,768 2,534 2,408 944 3,422 1,002 1,138 720 60 6 66 19 2,768 2,534 2,408 944 3,422 1,002 1,138 720 60 6

26 11 1,710 1,567 1,599 671 2,024 816 672 693 13 26 11 '1,710 1,567 1,599 671 2,024 816 672 693 13

180 173 59 33 154 114 105 110 8 289 276 90 38 183 172 161 172 4 159 173 77 20 193 113 89 109 14 13 8 5 11 10 11 10 10 44 22 468 434 142 86 285 280 264 278 10 5 148 126 264 156 270 33 9 8 16 6 453 372 949 332 884 72 33 6

40 8 1,058 1,017 809 273 1,398 186 466 27 47 6 40 8 1,058 1,017 809 273 1,398 186 466 27 47 6

7 2 190 156 37 2 74 5 60 116 107 23 10 50 3 43 3 118 110 56 11 154 11 56 3 42 5 14 10 32 4 79 3 29 20 17 3 23 7 9 2 13 4 35 27 11 18 16 49 58 10 6 34 31 112 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Loca- V Manufacturing. Processing. Servicing and tion III Name of Name of Village/ Repairs Code Livestock Forestry. C. D. Block/Circle TownlWard IV Num- Rshing. Hunting & v (b) Mining and Quarrying v (a) ber Plantations. ~hards Other than Household Industry .' and Ailed Household Industry ~: . M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 J 28 29 30 31 32

Geku 7/10/1 Geku 7/10/1 /1 Gieku Kumko (Hem let) .. 7/10/2' Sumsing Sibum 7/10/3 Sibum 7/10/3/1 Katan Camp(Hamlet) 7/10/4 Jeru 7/10/5 Pongging 7/10/6 Geku H.Q. 4 7/10/7 Komkar 7/10/8 Silli Hydel Camp

YINGKiONG 5 Total 75 9 81 26 C.D. BLOCK Rural 75 9 81 26 Urban YINGKIONG CIRCLE 7/8 Total 12 34 11 Rural 12 34 11 Urban 7/8/1 Gette 4 7/8/2 Gobuk 7/8/3 Pugging 7/8/4 Halleng 71BIS 11 Km.Camp 7/8/6 Simong 7/8/7 Jingkiong Viii. 2 5 7/8/8 Yingkiong H.Q. 6 27 11

JENGGING CIRCLE 7/9 Total 63 9 47 15 Rural 63 9 47 15 Urban 7/9/1 Bomdu 7/9/2 Janbu Ramsing 8 7/9/3 Ramsing 8 7/9/3/1 Pettung(Hamlet) 7/9/3/2 Tayeng(Hamlet) 7/9/3/3 Deki (Hamlet) 113 CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers Non-workers IX VI VII Transport. Storage Other Constructions Trade & Commerce & Services Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

273 236 138 138 135 98 3 82 105 10 17 3 290 274 148 138 10 16 3 142 138 3 69 49 2 63 54 39 6 24 77 12 162 174 3 6 268 248 21 2 4 2

732 79 216 4 21 1,09 157 126 1,919 2,532

732 79 216 4 21 1,0~ 157 126 1,919 2,532

527 42 165 14 587 68 1,197 1,447 - 527 42 165 14 587 68 1,197 1,447

32 4 4 68 64 10 8 111 104 97 3 7 55 64 3 3 2 3 140 19 23 22 9 12 193 157 97 11 13 6 137 14 154 246 281 20 151 7 379 33· 580 787

205 37 51 3 7 512 89 125 732 1,085 205 37 51 3 7 512 89 125 732 1,085

3 4 4 123 148 2 5 70 105 42 2 6 45 61 75 42 2 10 14 10 19 14 2 17 27 3 35 15 20 114 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

Area of Total population Village No. of Loca- (including occu- tion in hect. No. of Total population in the age- Name of Name of pied institutional and Code house- group 0-6 C. D. Block/Circle Viliage/TowntWard &of reside- Num- holds town/ ntial houseless ber houses ward in population) Km 2 p M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Gosang NA 143 143 519 285 234 101 44 57 7/9/4 Gosang NA '93 93 335 174 161 64 26 38 7/9/1 Moing(Hamlet) NA 42 42 145 94 51 28 14 14 7J9/2 Tenemoka(Hamlet) NA 8 8 39 17 22 9 4 5 Karko NA 181 181 689 358 331 160 65 95 7/9/5 Karko NA 116 116 449 211 238 106 40 66 7/9/5/1 Tageng{Hamlet) NA 12 12 40 20 20 9 2 7 7/9/5/2 Kine Kibo{Hamlet) NA 37 37 122 72 50 37 20 17 7{9/5/3 Dettu(Hamlet) NA 16 16 78 55 23 8 3 5 7/9/6 Deki Tea Estate NA 19 19 89 56 33 21 7 14 7/917 Hawa Camp NA 4 4 17 15 2 2 7/9/8 Alubari Camp NA 7 7 21 11. 10 8 4 4 7/9/9 Jengging H.Q. NA 312 312 1,267 873 394 190 117 73

TUTING Total NA 1,420 1,421 7,164 3,918 3,246 1,485 762 723 C. D. BLOCK Rural NA 1,420 1,421 7,164 3,918 3,246 1,485 762 723 Urban TUTING CIRCLE 7/11 Total NA 926 927 4,484 2,594 1,890 882 461 421 Rural NA 926 927 4,464 2,594 1,890 882 461 421 Urban 7/1111 Jido NA 48 48 248 140 108 50 22 28 7/11/2 Kuging NA 28 28 141 72 69 44 23 21 7/11/3 Migging NA 46 46 202 88 114 46 17 29 7/1114 Messing NA 58 58 228 119 109 23 15 8 7/11/5 Ngaming NA 69 69 398 191 207 106 53 53 7/11/6 Nvering NA 18 18 97 44 53 11 8 3 7 III !7 Pango NA 47 47 243 115 128 51 29 22 7JllJ8 Tuting village NA 17 17 60 34 26 17 11 6 7/11/9 Pekong NA 32 32 186 80 106 52 27 25 7/11 {1 0 Ninging NA 35 35 185 106 79 40 22 18 7/11 III TUting Panikhati NA 23 23 122 62 60 31 16 15 7/11/12 Tuting H.Q. NA 446 447 2,137 1,365 772 377 203 174 7/11/13 Nong/Poyang L. C. NA 31 31 119 82 37 22 10 12 7 111/14 Darging/Sebolote NA 28 28 118 96 22 12 5 7

GELLING CIRCLE 7/12 Total NA 165 165 960 472 488 214 110 104 Rural NA 165 165 960 472 488 214 110 104 Urban -. 115 CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAl N WORKERS

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Ute rates (I -IX) I II Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

175 184 59 25 196 90 107 5 2 146 149 37 16 113 10 85 4 12 13 17 8 74 8 13 2 17 22 5 9 9 245 272 79 2 33 42 137 10 211 238 59 34 123 11 115 10 19 20 4 2 13 10 8 6 12 4 49 22 8 7 8 4 2 48 9 4 4 5 13 48 15 -' 14 14 7 6 33 5 210 188 528 181 622 84 63 5 3

43 18 2,915 2,921 1,738 699 2,152 1,338 959 1,241 31 23 43 18 2,915 2,921 1,738 699 2,152 1,338 959 1,241 31 23

43 18 '1684 1572 1212 414 1467 660 467 570 11 23 43 18 1684 1572 1212 414 1467 660 467 570 11 23

131 108 68 13 56 51 44 51 6 72 69 22 10 32 39 31 39 87 114 37 35 53 58 42 58 119 109 26 5 79 81 71 81 189 205 49 12 79 84 44 53 6 2 27 35 27 35 115 128 19 10 60 76 57 76 34 26 5 21 20 20 20 39 53 35 35 32 23 5 6 16 103 79 31 4 51 53 46 53 62 60 34 19 22 28 17 28 35 13 685 567 853 268 784 156 23 121 5 7 8 5 14 71 24 4 13 90 15

400 486 219 121 251 218 133 216 15 400 486 219 121 251 218 133 216 15 116 URBAN/VILLAGE 'PRlMARV

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

V Loca- Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and tion III Name of Name of Villagel Repairs Code Livestock Forestry, C. D. Block/Circle TownlWard IV Num- Fishing. Hunting & v (b) Mining and Quarrying v (a) ber Plantations. Orchards Other than Hous.ehold Industry and Alied AclMties Household Industry

M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 I 28 29 30 '31 32

Gossng 7/9/4 Gosang 7/9/1 Moing(Hamlet) 7/912. Tenemoka(Hamlet) Karko 7/9/5 Karko 7/9/S/1 Tageng(Hamlet) 7/9{S/2 Kine Kibo(Hamlet) 7/9/S/3 Dettu(Hamlet) 7/9/6 Deki Tea Estate 8 40 14 7/9/7 Haws Camp 7/9/8 Alubari Camp 719/9 Jengging H.Q. 47 8 7

TUTING 6 Total 5 7 2 C.D. BLOCK Rural 5 7 2 Urban TUTING CIRCLE 7/11 Total 5 7 2 Rural 5 7 2 Urban 7/11/1 Jido 7/11/2 Kuging 7/11/3 Migging 7/1114 Mossing 7/11/5 Nagming 7/11/6 Naering 7/11 f7 Pango 7/11/8 Tuting village 7/11/9 Pekong 7/11/10 Ninging 7il1 III Tuting Panikhati 7/11/12 Tuting H:Q. 4 7 2 7/11/13 Nong/Poyang L. C. 7/11/14 Darging/Sobolote

GELLING CIRCLE 7/12 Total Rural Urban 117 CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers • Non-workers IX VI VII Transport, Storage Other ConstructIons Trade & Commerce & Services Communications - M F M F M F M F M F M F

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

22 4 3 62 10 80 89 135 15 4 13 2 80 61 71 7 3 49 8 20 43 8 21 8 4 84 30 125 289 6 88 227 2 7 20 5 3 33 21 23 28 44 9 7 14 8 18 14 7 6 4 4 130 30 41 2 7 324 37 251 310

238 2 28 4 64 818 66 120 201 1,646 1,707 238 2 28 4 64 818 66 120 201 1,646 1,707 .' 212 2 28 4 42 693 60 118 201 1,009 1,029 212 2 28 4 42 693 60 118 201 1,009 1,029

5 84 57 40 30 7 _- 4 35 56 3 5 40 28 5 110 102 96 17, 18 3 55 52 13 6 26 48 83 2 2 55 26 5 40 32 183 26 4 42 492 22 118 91 463 525 71 24 11 13 15 2 73 13 6 7

18 7 78 2 221 270 18 7 78 2 221 270 , '8 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

Area of Total population Village No. of Loca- (including occu- tion in hect. No. of Total population in the age- Name of Name of pied Code house- Institutional and group 0-6 C. D. Block/Circle Village(fown/VVard &of reside- Num- holds town! ntial houseless ber houses ward in population) Km2 P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

7/12/1 Mayum NA 14 14 80 40 40 19 12 7 7/12/2 Bishing NA 31 31 172 73 99 3f> 17 19 7/12/3 Kopu NA 24 24 126 59 67 30 16 14 7/12/4 Bona NA 11 11 70 32 38 14 7 7 7/12/5 Gelling H.C. NA 85 85 512 268 244 115 58 57

SINGA CIRCLE 7/13 Total NA 186 186 1,042 516 526 266 137 129 Rural NA 186 186 1,042 516 526 266 137 129 Urban 7/1 3/1 Nyokong NA 28 28 154 77 77 39 19 20 7/13/2 Payendum NA 21 21 133 64 69 36 22 14 7/1 3/3 Yortung NA 13 13 67 32 35 15 7 8 7/13/4 Mankota NA 19 19 124 '54 70 34 10 24 7/13/5 Deokota NA 12 12 58 31 27 18 11 7 7/13/6 Tashi Gaon NA 19 19 135 69 66 37 21 16 7/13(7 Silipu NA 3 3 23 12 11 7/13/8 Abapa NA 2 2 5 2 3 7/13/9 Simuge NA 5 5 19 9 10 4 4 7/13/1 0 Singa Old NA 8 8 40 20 20 6 5 7/13/12 Simuling NA 13 13 61 30 31 9 5 4 7/13/13 Angachi NA 2 2 12 4 8 2 7/13/14 Silage NA 8 5 3 7/13/16 Singa H.Q. NA 40 40 203 ..107 96 66 37 29

PALLING CIRCLE 7/16 Total NA 143 143 678 336 342 123 54 69 Rural N}\ 143 143 678 336 342 123 54 69 Urban 1- 7/16/1 Anging NA 15 15 102 47 55 15 6 9 7/16/2 Siinging NA 32 32 117 64 53 16 10 6 7/16/3 Likor NA 66 66 312 150 162 69 28 41 7/16/4 Palling H.Q. NA 30 30 147 75 72 23 10 13 119

CENSUS ABSTRACT - ---- INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS I

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates (I-IX) I II

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers I -- M F M F M F M F M F M F .-- - 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

40 40 19 5 18 6 16 16 73 99 27 17 34 45 33 45 59 67 22 24 28 30 24 30 32 38 3 20 25 19 25 196 242 148 74 151 102 41 100 15

502 521 195 104 246 282 194 279 502 521 195 104 246 282 194 279

17 77 21 3 36 45 31 45 64 69 17 5 28 38 28 38 32 35 17 11 14 15 13 15 54 70 23 9 31 37 28 37 31 27 18 11 13 14 13 14 69 66 35 24 26 33 22 32 12 11 3 8 10 8 10 :? 3 2 2 2 2 9 10 3 7 4 6 4 20 20 7 9 10 11 8 10 30 31 8 4 18 20 14 20 4 8 4 7 3 7 5 3 2 2 93 91 42 25 48 44 17 43

329 342 112 60 188 178 165 176 5 329 342 112 60 188 178 165 176 5

47 55 18 9 22 30 21 30 58 53 13 41 35 32 34 5 149 162 48 34 88 79 87 79 75 72 33 16 37 34 25 33 120 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Loea- V Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and tion III Name of Name of Village/ Repairs . Code Livestock Forestry, C. D. Block/Circle Town/Ward IV Num- Rshing, Hunting & v (b) Mining and Quarrying v (a) ber PJantations, Orchards . Other than Household Industry andAl~ed~ Household Industry

M F M F 1 2 3 25 I 26 27 I 28 29 30 31 32

7/12/1 Mayum 7/12/2 Bishing 7/12/3 Kopu 7112/4 Bona 7/12/5 Gelling H.Q.

SINGA CIRCLE 7/13 Total Rural Urban 7/13/1 Nyokong 7/13/2 Payendum '- 7/13/3 Yortung 7/13/4 Mankota 7/13/5 Deokota 7/13/6 Tashi Gaon 7/13/7 Silipu 7/13/8 Abapa 7/13/9 Simuge 7/13/10 Singa Old 7/13/12 Simuling 7/13/13 Angachi 7/13/14 Silage 7/13/16 Singa H.Q.

PALLING CIRCLE 7/16 Total Rural Urban ' - 7/16/1 Anging 7/16/2 Slinging 7/16/3 Likor 7/16/4 Palling H.Q. 121 CENSUS ABSTRACT --

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal workers Non-workers IX VI VII Transport, Stora?e Other Constructions Trade & Commerce & Services Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

2 22 24 39 54 4 31 37 12 13 18 7 70 2 117 142

5 12 35 3 270 244 5 12 35 3 270 244

5 41 32 36 31 18 20 3 23 33 18 13 3 43 33 4

2 6 2 10 9 2 12 11

4 3 11 17 59 52

3 3 12 2 146 164 3 3 12 2 146 164

t 25 25 4 2 21 18 62 83 3 3 6 38 38

APPENDIX TO PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (URBAN BLOCK -WISE) AND ITS ANNEXURE

125 VILLAGE APPENDIX

Name oftha 81. No. Location code No. Total population Total rural population Total urban population C. D. Block/Circle 1 2 3 - 4 5 6

East Siang District 99643 85004 14639

1. 1 Pasighat-Mebo C. D. Block. 50883 36244 14639 7/1 Pasighat Circle 23058 8419 14639 7/2 Mebo Circle. 10657 10657 7/6 Ruksin Circle. 10589 10589 7/14 Bilat Circle. 4908 4908 7/15. Koyu Circle. 1671 1671

2. 2 Pangln-Boleng C. D. Block: 14297 14297 7/3 80leng Circle. 7929 7929 7/4 Pangin Circle. 6368 6368

3. 3 Ramie Bango C. D. Block. 6684 6684 7/5 Nari 6684 6684 \

4. 4 Mariyang C. D. Block. 11614 11614 7/7 Mariyang Circle 6561 6561 7/10 Geku Circle 5053 5053

5. 5 Yingkiong C, D. Block. 9001 9001 7/8 Yingkiong Circle 5475 5475 7/9 Jengging Ciefle. 3526 3526

6. 6 Tuting C.D. Block 7164 7164 7/11 Tuting Circle. 4484 4484 7/12 Gelling Circle. 960 960 7/13 Singa Circle. 1042 1042 7/16 Palling Circle 678 678 126 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX

Total Scheduled Caste and Schedu'ed Tribe population of Urban Blocks.

Location Code Name of TownlWard Urban/Enumeration Total population Scheduled Castes. Scheduled Tribes No. Block

1 2 3 4 5

7/1 Pasighat Town 14639 150 3805 7/1/1 Block No. 1 607 14 211 7/1/2 Block 2 245 214 7/1/3 Block 3 574 80 7/1/4 Block 4 435 9 41 7/1/5 Block 5 736 15 144 7/1/6 Block 6 467 49 7/1/7 Block 7 398 29 75 7/1/8 Block 8 217 59 7/1/9 Block 9 332 4 99 7/1/10 Block 10 600 204 7/1/11 Block 11 389 334 7/1/12 Block 12 471 217 7/1/13 Block 13 721 172 7/1/14 Block 14 695 7 208 7/1/15 Block 15 657 7 143 7/1/16 Block 16 540 82 7/1/17 Block 17 337 4 84 7/1/18 Block 18 324 11 75 7/1/19 Block 19 942 27 7/1/20 Block 20 852 25 255 7/1/21 Block 21 424 200 7/1/22 Block 22 699 209 7/1/23 Block 23 690 3 106 7/1/24 Block 24 714 15 22 7/1/25 Block 25 532 109 7/1/26 Block 26 729 7 251 7/1/27 Block 27 312 135 r DIS.TRleT P"RIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULED CASTES & SCHEDULED TRIBES 128 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

No. of Total house· Sheduled Castes Total! Total Scheduled Castes SI. District! C. D. Block! holds population in Literates Rural! population No. Circle / Town with the age Urban SC group 0·6 members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

East Siang District Total 119 447 294 153 85 49 36 164 131 33 Rural 86 297 210 87 46 28 18 97 85 12 Urban 33 150 84 66 39 21 18 67 46 21 1. Paslghat Mebo Total 74 292 178 114 66 38 28 93 71 22 C.D.Block Rural 41 142 94 48 27 17 10 26 25 1 Urban 33 150 ·84 66 39 21 18 67 46 21 Pasighat Circle Total 3 12 8 4 3 3 Rural 3 12 8 4 3 3 Urban Pasighat Town (Cl) Urban 33 150 84 66 39 21 18 67 46 21 Mebo' Circle Total 16 39 32 7 6 3 3 9 8 d Rural 16 39 32 7 6 3 3 9 8 Urban Ruksin Circle Total 17 77 46 31 19 14 5 11 11 Rural 17 77 46 31 19 14 5 11 11 Urban Bilat Circle Total 5 14 8 6 2 2 3 3 Rural 5 14 8 6 2 2 3 3 Urban Koyu Circle Total Rural Urban 2. Pangin Boleng Total 3 9 7 2 4 3 C.D.Block Rural 3 9 7 2 4 3 Urban Boleng Circle Total 2 7 5 2 4 3 Rural 2 7 5 2 4 3 Urban Panging Circle Total 2 2 Rural 2 2 Urban 3. Yingkiong C.D.Block Total 20 85 66 19 11 7 4 47 41 6 Rural 20 85 66 19 11 7 4 47 41 6 Urban Yingkiong Circle Total 9 37 26 11 9 5 4 20 16 4 Rural 9 37 26 11 9 5 4 20 16 4 Urban Jengging Circle Total 11 48 40 8 2 2 27 25 2 Rural 11 48 40 8 2 2 27 25 2 ./ Urban 4. Tuting C.D.Blo.ck!· Total 22 '61 43 18 4 3 23 18 5 Rural 22 61 43 18 4 3 23 18 5 Urban Tuting Circle Total 22 61 43 18 4 3 23 18 5 Rural 22 61 43 18 4 3 23 18 5 Urban 129

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

III (I-IX) I II Uvestock:ForesUy, FIShing, IV Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers Hunting, Plantations, Mining & Quarrying Orchard & Allied Activities

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

220 f87 33 16 12 4 12 7 5 27 16 11 169 141 28 5 2 3 12 7 5 27 16 11 51 46 5 11 10 1 125 100 25 15 11 4 12 7 5 26 16 10 74 54 20 4 1 3 12 7 5 26 16 10 51 46 5 11 10 3 3 3 3

51 46 5 11 10 22 22 22 22 , ,

41 24 17 10 5 5 26 16 10 41 24 17 10 5 5 26 16 10

8 5 '3 3 3 8 5 3 3 3

4 4 4 4

2 2 2 2

2 2 2 2

50 47 3 50 47 3

16 16 16 16

34 31 3 34 31 3

41 36 5 - 41 36 5

41 36 5 41 36 5 130 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULl;D CASTES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total! V District/C. D. Block! Circle! 51. Rural! Manufacturing. Processing. Servicing & Repairs VI No. Town Urban Constructions V(al V (b) Household ndustry Other than Household Industry Persons I Males I Females Persons Males I Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 29 I 30 I 31 32 33 I 34 35 36 37

East Siang District Total 7 7 37 37 Rural 6 6 33 33 Urban 4 4 1. Pasighat Mebo C.D.Block Total 6 6 16 16 Rural 5 5 12 12 Urban 4 4 Pasighal Circle Tolal 1 Rural Urban Pasighal Town (Cl) Urban 4 4 Mebo Circle Total 4 4 10 10 Rural 4 4 10 10 Urban Ruksin Circle Total Rural Urban Bilat Circle Total l' Rural Urban Koyu Circle Total Rural Urban 2. Pangin Boleng C.D.Block Total 2 2 Rural 2 2 UrDan Boleng Circle Total Rural Urban Panging Circle Total 2 2 Rural 2 2 Urban 3. Yingkiong C.D.Block Total 7 7 Rural 7 7 Urban Yingkiong Circle Total Rural Urban Jengging Circle Total 7 7 Rural 7 7 Urban 4. Tuting C.D.Block Total 12 12 Rural Urban 12 12 Tuting Circle Total 12 12 Rural Urban 131 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal - workers Non - workers VII Transport Storage IX Trade & Commerce & Other Services Communications

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52

14 12 2 4 4 103 92 11 3 3 224 107 117 5 4 3 3 78 70 8 1 1 127 69 58 9 8 1 1 25 22 3 2 2 97 38 59 12 10 2 37 33 4 3 3 164 78 86 3 2 12 11 1 i 1 67 40 27 9 8 25 22 3 2 2 97 38 59 9 5 4 9 5 4

9 8 '25 22 3 2 2 97 38 59 7 7 17 10 7 7 7 17 10 7

3 2 2 36 22 14 3 2 2 36 22 14

3 3 5 3 2 3 3 5 3 2

2 2 5 3 2 2 2 5 3 2

2 2 5 3 2 2 2 5 3 2

39 37 2 35 19 16 39 37 2 35 19 16

15 15 21 10 11 15 15 21 10 11

24 22 2 14 9 5 24 22 2 14 9 5

3 3 25 20 5 20 7 13 3 3 25 20 5 20 7 13

3 3 25 20 5 20 7 13 3 3 25 20 5 20 7 13 132 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

No. of Total house- Scheduled Tribes Total! Total Scheduled Tribe, SI. District I C. D. Block! holds 'population In Literates Rural! population No. Circle / Town with the age Urban 5T group 0-6 members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. 9 10 11 12 13

East Siang District Total 12,438 68.330 34,116 34,214 14,602 7,304 7,298 22,707 13,524 9,183 Rural 11,686 64525 32129 32396 13853 6951 6902 20491 12149 8342 Urban 752 3,805 1,987 1,818 749 353 396 2,216 1,375 841 1. Pasighat Mebo Total 5,141 30,528 15,171 15,357 6,788 3,340 3,448 12,823 7,592 5,231 C.D.Block Rural 4,389 26,723 13,184 13,539 6,039 2,987 3,052 10,607 6,217 4,390 Urban 752 3,805 1,987 1,818 749 353 396 2,216 1,375 841 Paslghat Circle Total 1,790 9,996 5,012 4,984 2,057 1,007 1,050 4,971 2,957 2,014 Rural 1,038 6,191 3,025 3,166 1,308 654 654 2,755 1,582 1,173 Urban 752 3,805 1,987 1,818 749 353 396 2,216 1,375 841 Pasighat Town (C.T.) Rural 752 3,805 1,987 1,818 749 353 396 2,216 1,375 841 Mebo Circle Total 1,301 B,693 4,338 4,355 2,029 1,004 1,025 2,841 1,782 1,059 Aural 1,301 8,693 4,338 4,355 2,029 1,004 1,025 2,841 1,782 1,059 Urban Auksin Circle Total 1,160 6,371 3,120 3,251 1,486 718 768 2,705 1,580 1,125 Rural 1,160 6,371 3.120 3,251 1,486 718 768 2,705 1,580 1,125 Urban Bilat Circle Total 663 3,898 1,921 1,977 832 \ 424 408 1,697 922 775 Rural 663 3.898 1,921 1,977 832 424 408 1,697 922 775 Urban Koyu Circle Total 227 1,570 780 790 384 187 197 609 351 258 Rural 227 1,570 780 790 384 187 197 609 351 258 Urban 2. Pang in Boleng Total . 2,327 11,951 5,992 5,959 2,515 1,281 1,234 3,581 2,121 1,460 C.D.Block Rural 2,327 ' 11.951 5,992 5,959 2,515 1,281 1,234 3,581 2,121 1,460 Urban Boleng Circle Total 1,235 6,604 3,323 3,281 1,383 714 669 1,902 1,103 799 Rural 1,235 6,604 3,323 3,281 1,383 714 669 1,902 1,103 799 Urban Pang in Circle Total 1,092 5,347 2,669 2,678 1,132 567 565 1,679 1,018 661 Aurar 1,092 5,347 2,669 2,678 1,132 567 565 1,679 1,018 661 Urban 3. Ramie Bango Total 565 3,753 1,788 1,965 882 416 466 1,562 851 711 C.D.Block Rural 565 3,753 1,788 1,965 882 416 466 1,562 851 711 Urban Nari Circle Total 565 3,753 1,788 1.965 882 416 466 1,562 851 711 Aural 565 3,753 1,788 1,965 882 416 466 1,562 851 711 Urban 4. Mariyang C.D.Block Total 1,961 10,910 5,482 5,428 2,069 1,040 1,029 1,874 1,270 604 Aural 1,961 10.910 5,482 5,428 2,069 1,040 1,029 1,874 ~,270 604 Urban Mariyang Circle Total 1,118 6,224 3,084 3,140 1,173 596 577 1,071 720 351 Rural 1,118 6,224 3,084 3,140 1,173 596 577 1,071 720 351 Urban Geku Circle Total 843 4,686 2,398 2,288 896 444 452 803 550 253 Aural 843 4,686 2,398 2,2£<8 896 444 452 803 550 253 Urban 133 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES --1 INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS _j ; III (I-IX) I II Uves1lock. Fore51ry. FIShing. IV Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers Hunting. Plantations. Mining & Quarrying Orchard & Allied Activities

Persona MaIea Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

28.372 15.322 13,050 24.387 12.185 12.020 550 303 247 189 173 16 27.395 14,623 12,772 24.194 12,079 12,115 527 297 230 143 134 9 9n 699 278 193 106 87 23 6 17 46 39 7 11,046 6,127 4,919 8,675 4,348 4,327 457 254 203 128 115 13 10,069 5,428 4,641 8,482 4,242 4,240 434 248 186 82 76 6 9n 699 278 193 106 87 23 6 17 46 39 7 3,327 1,923 1,404 2,131 1,026 1,105 54 25 29 66 57 9 2,350 1,224 1,126 1,938 920 1,018 31 19 12 20 18 2 9n 699 278 193 106 87 23 6 17 46 39 7 9n 699 278 193 106 87 23 6 17 46 39 7 3.382 1,825 1.557 2,680 1,340 1,340 369 204 165 20 20 3.382 1,82~ 1,557 ':,6dO 1 ,.>tV 1,340 369 204 165 20 20

2,193 1,241 952 1,899 998 901 14 8 6 37 33 4 2.193 1.241 952 1.899 998 901 14 8 6 37 33 4

1,503 803 700 1.389 707 682 11 10 5 5 1,503 803 700 1,389 707 682 11 10 5 5

641 335 • 306 576 2n 299 9 7 2 641 306 576 277 299 9 7 2

5,386 2,865 2,521 5,000 2,564 2,436 38 23 15 4 4 5.386 2,865 2,521 5,000 2,564 2,436 38 23 15 4 4

2.921 1,546 1,375 2,737 1.396 1,341 12 11 2,921 1,546 1,375 2,737 1,396 1.341 12 11

2,465 1,319 1,146 2,263 1,168 1,095 26 12 14 3 3 2,465 1,319 1.146 2,2631,1681,095 26 12 14 3 3

1,337 695 642 1,166 562 604 36 19 17 24 24 1,337 695 642 1,166 562 604 36 19 17 24 24

1,337 695 642 1,166 562 604 36 19 17 24 24 1,337 695 642 1,166 562 604 36 19 17 24 24

5,n7 2.869 2.908 5.580 2,694 2.886 6 6 5,n7 2,869 2,908 5,580 2,694 2,886 6 6

3.264 1,608 1,656 3,149 1,504 1,645 2 2 3,264 1,608 1,656 3,149 1,504 1,645 2 2

2,513 1,261 1,252 2,4311,1901,241 4 4 2,513 1,261 1,252 2,431 1,190 1,241 4 4 134

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR S.CHEDULED TRI.BES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

V District/C. D. Block/ Circle/ Total/ SI. Rural! Manufacturing, Processing. Servicing & Repairs VI No. Town Urban Constructions V (a~ V (b) Household ndustry Other than Household Industry

'j Person~ Malli's Females .P.ersons Males Females Persons Males I Females 1 2 3 29 3.0 31 32 33 34 35 36 I 37

East Siang District Total 9 6 3 63 44 19 458 427 31 Ruriill 8 6 2 59 41 18. 417 389 2.8 Urban 1 4 3 41 38 3 1. Pasighat Mebo C.D.Block Total 2 2 39 38 157 142 15 Rurai 35 35 116 104 12 Urban 1 4 3 41 38_ 3 Pasighat Circle Total 2 2. 7 6 68 , 64 1 Rural .3 3 27 26 Urban 4 3 41 38 3 PasighatTown(C.T.) Urban 4 3 41 38 3 Mebo Circle Total .' 12 12 60 51 9 Rural 12 12 60 51 9 Urban _ Ruksin Circle Total , 15 15 17 17 Rural 15 15 17 17 _ Urban Bilat Circle Total _, 2 2 S' 6 Rural 2, 2 6 6 Urban Koyu Circle Total 3 3 6 ~ 2 Rural 3 3 6 4 2- Urban 2. Pang in Boleng C.D.Block Total 5 5 52 48 4 Rural 5 5 52 48 4 Urban Boleng Circle Total 5 5 23 22 Rural 5 5 23 22 Urban Pang in Circle Total 29 26 3 Rural 29 26 3 Urban 3. Ramie Bango C.D.Block Total 2 2· 9 9 Rural, 2 2 9 9 Urban Narl Circle Total 2 '2 9 9 Rur~' 2 ,·2 9 9 Urban _ 4. Mariyang C.D.Block Total 22 2~ Rural 22 21 Urban Mariyang Circle Total 15 14 Rural 15 14 Urban _' Geku Circle Tota! 7 7 Rural 1- 7 7 Urban .:- 135 D\STRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

VIII Marginal· workers Non • workltf'S VII Transport Storage IX Trade & Commerce & Other Services Communications

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52

174 144 30 120 115 5 2,422 1,925 497 572 136 436 39,386 18,658 20,728 140 120 20 93 89 4 1,814 1,468 346 542 135 407 36,588 17,371 19,217 34 24 10 27 26 1 608 457 151 30 29 2,798 1,287 1,511 103 83 20 47 44 3 1,438 1,103 335 82 14 68 19,400 9,030 10,370 69 59 10 20 18 2 830 646 184 52 13 39 16,602 7,743 8,859 34 24 10 27 26 608 457 151 30 1 29 2,798 1,287 1,511 47 35 12 34 33 918 677 241 34 2 32 6,635 3~087 3,548 13 11 2 7 7 310 220 90 4 3 3,837 1,800 2,037 34 24 10 27 26 608 457 151 30 29 2,798 1,287 1,511 34. 24 10 27 26 608 457 151 30 29 2,798 1,287 1,511 24 20 4 10 8 2 207 170 37 28 4 24 5,283 2,509 2,774 24 20 4 10 8 2 207 170 37 26 4 24 5,283 2,509 2,774

19 17 2 192 153 39 4,178 1,879 2,299 19 17 2 192 153 39 4,178 1,879 2,299

10 8 2 3 3 77 62 15 2,395 1,118 1,277 10 8 2 3 3 77 62 15 2,395 1,118 1,277

3 3 44 41 3 8 12 909 437 472 3 • 3 44 41 3 8 12 909 437 472

19 15 4 .' 5 5 263 206 57 30 11 19 6,535 3,116 3,419 19 15 4 5 5 263 206 57 30 11 19 6,535 3,116 3,419

7 6 5 5 131 105 26 8 2 6 3,675 1,775 1,900 7 6 5 5 131 105 26 8 2 6 .I 3,675 1,775 1,900

12 9 3 .. 132 101 31 22 9 13 2,860 1,3411,519 12. 9 3 132 101 31 22 9 13 2,860 1,341 1,519

3 3 96 75 21 14 5 9 2,402 1,088 1,314 3 3 96 75 21 14 5 9 2.402 1,088 1,314

3 3 ' 96 75 21 '14 5 9 2,402, 1,~8 1,314 3 3 96 75 21 14 5 9 2,402 1,088 1,314

4 4 17 '16 146 . 127 19 20 5 15 5,113 2,608 2,505 4 4 17 16 146 127 19' 20. 5 15 5,113 2,608 2,505

3 3 17 16 77 69 8 20 5 15 2,940 1,471 1,469 3 3 17 16 77 69 8 20 5 15 2,940 1,471 1,469

69 58 11 2,173 1,137 1,036 69 58 11 2,173 1,137 1,036 136

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

No. of Total .l. SChewIed Tribes house- Total! Total Scheduled Tribes SI. District / C. D. Block/ holds :population in Literates Rural/ population No. Circle / Town with the age Urban ST group 0-6 members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

5. Yingkiong C.D.Block Total 1,257 5,352 2,768 2,584 995 531 464 1,137 539 598 Rural 1,257 5,352 2,768 2,584 995 531 464 1,137 539 598 Urban Yingkiong Circle Total 763 3,277 , 1,710 1,567 565 313 252 578 176 402 Rural 763 3,277 1,710 1,567 565 313 252 578 176 402 Urban Jengging Circle Total 494 2,075 1,058 1,017 430 218 212 559 363 196 Rural 494 2,075 1,058 1,017 430 218 212 559 363 196 Urban 6. Tuting C.D.Block Total 1,187 5,836 2,915 2,921 1.353 696 657 1,730 1,151 579 Rural 1,187 5,836 2,915 2,921 1,353 696 657 1,730 1,151 579 Urban Tuting Circle Total 712 3,256 1,684 1,572 754 399 355 994 697 297 Rural 712 3,256 1,684 1,572 754 399 355 994 697 297 Urban Gelling Circle Total 153 886 400 486 213 109 104 278 158 120 {,iural 153 886 400 486 213 109 104 278 158 120 Urban Singa Circle Total 181 1,023 502 521 263 134 129 566 186 102 Rural 181 1,023 502 521 263 134 129 566 186 102 Urban Palling Circle Total 141 671 329 342 123 54 69 170 110 60 Rural 141 671 329 342 123 54 69 170 110 60 Urban 137 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

III (I-IX) I II Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, IV Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers Hunting, Plantations, Mining & Quarrying Orchard & Allied Activities

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

2,217 1,422 795 1,783 1,065 718 25 22 3 2,217 1,422 795 1,783 1,065 718 25 22 3

1,645 905 740 1,357 664 693 2 2 1,645 905 740 1,357 664 693 2 2

572 517 55 426 401 25 23 20 3 572 517 55 426 401 25 23 20 3

2,609 1,344 1,265 2,183 952 1,231 17 6 11 2 2 2,609 1,344 1,265 2,183 952 1,231 17 6 11 2 2

1,332 744 588 1,023 462 561 17 6 11 2 2 1,332 744 588 1,023 462 561 17 6 11 2 2

399 181 218 347 131 216 399 181 218 347 131 216

519 238 281 472 194 278 519 238 281 472 194 278

359 181 178 341 165 176 359 181 178 .' 341 165 176 138 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

INDUSTRIAL,CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

TotaV V SI. District/C. D. Block! Circle/' Rural/ Manufacturing. Proces~ng. Servicing & Repairs VI No. Town Urban Constructions V (8) V (b) Household Industry Other than Household Industry Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

5. Yingkiong C.D.Block Total 14 2 12 114 104 10 Rural 14 2 12 114 104 10 Urban Yingkiong Circle Total 11 11 86 83 3 Rural 11 11 86 83 3 Urban Jengging Circle Total 3 2 28 21 7 Rural 3 2 28 21 7 Urban 6. TUting C.D.Block Total 5 5 3 2 104 103 Rural 5 5 3 2 104 103 Urban Tuting Circle Total 5 5 3 2 82 81 Rural 5 5 3 2 82 81 Urban Gelling Circle Total 15 15 Rural 15 15 Urban Singa Circle Total 4 4 Rural 4 4 Urban Palling Circle Total 3 3 Rural 3 3 Urban 139 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKEF3S

VIII Marginal - workers Non - workers VII Transport Storage IX Trade & Commerce & QV1er Services Communications

Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52

24 22 2 6 6 249 200 49 126 126 3,009 1,346 1,663 24 22 2 6 6 249 200 49 126 126 3,009 1,346 1,663

10 10 5 5 172 140 32 1,631 805 826 10 10 5 5 172 140 32 1,631 805 826

14 12 2 77 60 17 125 125 1,378 541 837 14 12 2 77 60 17 125 125 1,378 541 837

21 17 4 44 43 230 214 16 300 101 199 2,927 1,470 1,457 21 17 4 44 43 230 214 16 300 101 199 2,927 1,470 1,457

21 17 4 22 22 157 147 10 298 99 199 1,626 841 785 21 17 4 22 22 157 147 10 298 99 199 1,626 841 785

7 7 30 28 2 487 219 268 7 7 30 28 2 487 219 268

11 11 32 29 3 504 264 240 11 11 32 29 3 504 264 240

4 3 11 10 2 2 310 146 164 4 3 11 10 2 2 310 146 164

I

Part No. and subject covered Sub-part No .• if any. and the topics covered 1 2

Part I : Administration Report (for official use only) Part: IA- Administration Report Enumeration Part: IS-Administration Report-Tabulation

Part II : General Population Tables Part: IIA-General Population Tables-A-Series Part: liS-Primary Census Abstract

Part III : General Economic Tables Part: IIIA-S-series tables offirst stage which will be brought out on 10% sample in respect of major states and on full count in respect of smaller states and union territories.

Part: 1118-S-series tables of second stage which will be brought out on full count. The data relating HHI. OW. Marginal workers and Non-workers seeking available for work will be entered on full count basis.

Part IV : Social and Cultural Tables Part: IVA-C-Series tables of first stage covering age. sex and marital status composition of population. single year age returns. educational levels. school attendance and bilingualism.

Part: IVS-C-Series tables covering mother tongue, religion of population and household composition.

Part V : Migration Tables Part: VA-D-Series tables of first stage covering tables based on 10% sample in respect oj major states and on full count in respect of smaller states and union territories.

Part : V8-D-Series tables of second stage covering occupational classification of migrant workers. These tables are based on full count.

Part VI : Fertility Tables F-Series tables of first stage which will be brought out on 10% sample in respect of major states and on full count in respect of smaller states and union territories.

Part ~II : Table on Houses and Household H-Series tables covering census houses and the use to Amenities. which these are put, construction material of wall, roof and floor of the census houses occupied by households, tenure status of the house occupied and number of living rooms. household size. housing facilities like drinking water, electricity and toilet available to households and the fuel used by the household for cooking. These tables will also cover tables on scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. This volume will contain analytical notes also.

Part VIII : Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and This part will contain SC and ST series of table for sche~uled Scheduled Tribes castes and scheduled tribes respectively. The data relating to scheduled castes and schduled tribes will be entered on full count basis in the third stage and SC/ST tables will be processed on the computer on full count. These will II

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cover population at each scheduled caste. '/tribe, industrial categories of main and marginal workers, non-workers seeking/available for work and those who never worked before, educational level. school attendance. age, sex and marital status. composition of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. In addition to these, the fertility tables relating to SC/ST are also covered. These tables also cover for scheduled tribes, their composition by religion, mother tongue and bilingualism.

Part IX : Town Directory, Survey Report on Part-lXA-Town Directory Towns and Villages Part-IXB-SuNey Report on selected towns.

Part-IXC-Survey Report on selected villages.

Part X: Ethnographic notes and special studies on scheduled castes and scheduled tribeq.

Part XI : Census Atlas Union and State/Unio'rl Territory Census Atlases.

Part XII : District Census Handbook Part-XIIA-Village and Town Directory Part XIIB-Village and Townwise Primary Census Al;>stract.

The following speCial papers are also planned and will be published as and when they are ready as 1991 Census papers: (a) Special studies taken up by the Director of Census Operations. (b) Special Areas SUNeys. (c) Special Tables for standard Urban Area. (d) Language Survey Reports. (e) Post Enumeration Check Report. (f) Age Tables. (g) life Tables. (h) Reports on estimates of inter-censal birth and death rates using ~ 981-91 life tables and age data. (i) Development of Vital Statistics in India.

Besides these special papers, some monographs based on 1991 Census dflta on SUbjects of topical interest to be prepared by scholars will be~f;lrbught out as 1991 Census Monographs.

It is also proposed to carry out some special studies of 1991 Census data in collaboration with other organisations and the results of such studies will be published as occasional papers of the 11991 Census.

It is also proposed to disseminate census tabulations and the basic data in machine readable forms such as magnetic tapes, diskettes, floppies, etc. III

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100. Mukharjee Library, Colmbatore 1, Gopi Mohan Datta Lane (Rest) 128. Marry Martin, 101. K.L.M. (P) Ltd., 9/79, Gokhale Street (Reg.) 257-B.B. Ganguly Street (Reg.) 129. Continental Agencies, 102. Scientific Book Agency, 4-A. Sakthi Vihar (Rest) 103-Netaji Sub hash Road (Rest) 130. Radhi Mani Stores, 103. P. Upadhyay, 60-A. Raja Street (Rest) 15-Munshi Sardaruddin Lane (Reg.) Chlrala 104. G. A. Enterprise, 131. Mahalakshmi Enterprises, 15/1/1, Centre (Reg.) Opp. B Mohan Theatre (Rest) 105. K. Bagchi, Dehradun 286-B.B. Ganguly Street (Reg.) 132. Bishan Singh & Mahendra Pal Singh, 106. Overseas Publications, 23-A, Can naught Place 14-Hare Street (Rest) 133. Jugal Kishore & Co., 107. Book Corporational, 23-C, Rajpur Road (Reg.) 1-Mangoe Lane (Reg.) 134. Natraj Publishers, 108. S.C. Sarkar & Sons Pvt. Ltd., 52-Rajpur Road (Reg.) Law Publishers & Book Sellers 135. International Book Distributor, 1C, Bankim Chatterjee Street, 700 073 (Reg.) 1st Floor, 913 Rajpur Road (Reg.) 109. Techno Books International, Damoh P-4, New Howrah Approach Road (Rest) 136. Ram Shanker Agrawal, 110. Basaniwal Enterprises, 253-Asali Ward-2 (Rest) 309-Bipin Behari Ganguli Street (Rest) Deihl 111. Best Books, 1A, College Row (Rest) 137. Atma Ram & Sons, 112. Lahari & Co., 8/IA, Ashtas Road (Rest) Kashmere Gate (Reg.) 113. Unique Form Centre, 1. Mangoe Lane (Rest) 138. Bahri Bros .• Chandlgarh 243. Lajpat Rai Market (Reg.) 114. Jain Law Agency, 139. Bookwell. Shop No.5. Sector 22D (Reg.) 85-Sant Nirankari Colony. P.B. 1565. Delhi-9 115. RaQla News Agency. 140. Dhanwantri Medical & Law Book House, Booksellers. Sector-22 (Reg.) 1522-Lajpatrai Mrk. (Reg.) 116. Universal Book Store. 141. Federal Law Depot. ' Sector 17-D (Reg.) Kashmere Gate (Reg.) 117. English Book Depot. 142. Indian Army Book Depot - 3, No. 34, Sector 22-B (Rest) Ansari Road, Daryaganj (Reg.) 118. Jain General House, 143. J.M. Jaina & Bros., Sector 17-D (Reg.) Mori Gate (Reg.) 119. Manik Book Shop, 144. K.L. Sethi, 70-72, Sector 17-D (Reg.) B-55, Shakarpur (Reg.) 120. Naveen Book Agency, 145. Universal Book & Stationery Co., 80-82, Sector 17-D (Rest) 16-Netaji Subhash Marg (Reg.) 121. Chandigarh Law House, 146. Universal Book Traders, 1002, Sector 22-B (Rest) 80-Gokhle Market (Reg.) 122. Variety Book Store. 147. Young Man & Co., SCO 69. Sector 17-D (Rest) Nai Sarak (Reg.) Cuttack 148. General Book Depot. 123. Manager Cuttack Law Times Cuttack (Reg.) 1691-Nai Sarak (Reg.) 124. Books International, 149. Munshi Ram Manohar Lal, Banka Bazar (Rest) Oriental Bookseller & Publishers 125. Woodlands. P.B. 1165. Nai Sarak (Rest) Bangali Saht (Rest) 150. Premier Book Co .• 126. Legal Reliables, Nai Sarak (Reg.) Biswanath Lane (Rest) . 151. MotHal Banarsi Das, Chlndwara Bungalow Road, Jawahar Nagar (Reg.) 127. Lath Enterp·rises, 152. Sangam Book Depot, 6/62-63. Narsinghpur Road (Rest) Main Market Gupta Colony (Reg.) VI

153. University Book House, 180. Pustak Jagat, 15-U.B. Banglow Road, Jawaher Ngr.(Rest) Moti Nagar (Rest) 154. Om Law Book House. 181. Jitendra Book Service, Gokhle Market Civil Court Compound(Reg.) Sitaram Bazar (Rest) 155. Ashok Book Agellcy. 182. Research Co .• Poorvi Shalimar Bagh (Reg.) 1865, Tri Nagar (Rest) 156. D.K. Book Organisation, 183. International Trade Linkers, 7-0, Anand Nagar (Reg.) . Model Town (Rest) 157. Hindustan Book Agencies (India). 184. Chroniea Botaniea, 't7-UB, Jawahar Nagar (Rest) I.P. Extn., Delhi (Rest) 158. Eagle Book Services, Dhanbad Ganesh Pura (Reg.) 185. New Skotoch Press, P.B. 26 (Rest) 159. Raj Book Agen9Y, 186. F.M. Ansari, Hirapur (Rest) A-39, Shiv Puri (Reg.) Darbhanga 160. Krishna Law House, 187. Sahitya Sagar, Tis Hazari (Reg.) P.B. No. 12. P.O. Imhorisarai (Rest) 161. Indian Documentation Sercive, Dhule Ansari Road (Rest) 188. Swanandi Knowledge Book Agency, (Rest) 162. Standard Booksellers, Erankulam 402. Kucha Bulaji Chandni Chowk 189.' Pai & Coy. Broadway, (Reg.) Dariba Kalan (Reg.) Ferozpur Cantt. 163. Shyam Bros., 190. English Book Depot, IXl5134, East Old Salimpur Delhi (Reg.) 78-Jhok Road (Reg.) 164. Capital Law House. Gauhatl Viswas Nagar, Shahdara (Reg.) 191. United Publishers, 165. Ekta Book Co., Pan Bazar Main Road (Rest) Mailis Park, Adarsh Ngr. (Reg.) 192. Ashoka Publishing House (Rest) 166. Commercial House, Gaya \ 1478-Dewan Hall Road 193. Sahitya Sadan, Near Moti Cinema (Rest) Gautam Budh Marg (Reg.) 167. Venus Enterprises, Booksellers & Publishers Goa B2/85, Ashok Vihar Floor-II (Reg.) 194. Savitri Book Agency, 168. Fine Book Services, Indira Niwas, Bordem Bicholim (Rest) 10529 Bagichi Purki 195. Prabhu Book Service, Subzi Mandi, Delhi (Reg.) Nai Subzi Mandi (Rest) 169. Texla Law Agency, 196. Indian Publication, Gurdwara Marg, Shahdara (Rest) 2052-Sectors Urban Estate (Rest) 170. Emvee Enterprises. Gandhidham 632-Bhai Parmanand Colony (Rest) 197. Abdee Agency, BZ-26 171. All Indian Educational Supply Co., Gwalior Jawahar Nagar (Rest) 198. Loyal Book Depot, 172. Roop Rai Bros., . Saraswati Sadan, Ratankar Bazar (Reg.) 208-Bhai Parmanand Colony (Rest) 199. Tatar Bros., 173. Delhi Law House, Sarafa Bazar, Lashker (Reg.) 77-Gokhle Market (Rest) 200. Anand Pustak Sadan, 174. Medical. House, (Regd.) Shinde Ke Chhaoni (Reg.) 3656-Qutab Road (Rest) 201. M.C. Dafter M.B. Jain & Bros., 175. Sher-e-Punjab Law Book House, Sarafa Lashkar (Rest) 3/8, Kuncha M'ir Ashiq Chawri Bazar(Rest) 20? Adarsh Pustak Sadan, 176. Capital Agencies, 5/26, Bhan Ka Bazar (Reg.)- Balbir Nagar, Shahdara (Rest) 203. A. Gupta Book Agency, 177. Law Literature House, Anand Niwas, Falka Bazar (Rest) 2646-Bilimaran (Rest) Ghazlabad 178. Ajanta Books Intematonal. 204. S. Gupta, I-UB Jawahar Nagar (Rest) H. No. 420, Vishambar Nagar, Hoshiarpur . 179. Academy Publishers, 10-A, Shakar Pur (Rest) VII

Hyderabad 228. Kanpoon Prakashak, 205. Book Syndicate, Opp.Gurudwara, Anand Cinema Roa<;t, (Reg.) Devka Mahal, Opp. Central Bank (Reg.) 229. United Book Traders. 206. Labour Law Publications, Opp. Police Lane (Rest) 873, Sultan Bazar (Reg.) 230. Charbhuja Traders, 207. Asia Law House, Juni Mandi (Rest) Opp. High Court (Reg.) Jabalpur 208. Book Links Corporations, 231. Modern Book House, Narayanagoda (Reg.) 286-Jawaharganj (Reg.) 209. Ratna, 232. Paras sook, 16-11-493, Dilsukh Nagar Colony (Rest) 129-Cantt. (Reg.) 210. National Law House, Jhansl 4-3.714, Ramkute (Rest) 233. Universal Law House, Hardwar Manik Chowk (Rest) 211. Pandi Salyeshwara Nand Kailash Chand Jammu Pandey, Saraswat! (Reg.) 234. Heldia Publishers, 212. Rudrakash Mala Pustakalaya, 128-A, Gandhi Nagar (Rest) Bara Bazar (Rest) Jhun Jhunun Hathras 235. Shashi Kumar Sharat Chander, Jhun Jhunun (Reg.) 213. Jain BO~k Pepot, Jalandhar City Rohtak Wala Nohara Agra Road (Rest) 236. Law Book Depot, 214. Raghu Enterprises, Adda Basti, G. T. Road, (Rest) Gaushala Road, Chandra Puri (Rest) Kakinada Indore 237. N. Venkateshwar Rao, 215. Modern Book House, Mangapathy Agencies (Rest) Shiv Vilas Palace (Reg.) Kanpur 216. Surya ~an~ Dinesh Kant, 238. Advani & Co., Swaroop. Sahitya Sadan P. Box 100, The Mall (Reg.) 213. Khajuri Bazar, M. G. Road 239. Sahitya Niketan. Imphal Sharadhanand Park (Reg.) 217. P.C. Jain Co., Manipur (Rest) 240. Universal Book Stall, 218. K.C. Robbi, The Mall (Reg.) MIs. Kecee Enterprises, Imphal (Rest) 241. Low Book Emporium. 219. Khuraijain Ajit Singh, 16/60, Civil Lines (Reg.) Pukhri South (Rest) 242. Pustak Bhawan. Jaipur 40/69, Paredi (Rest) 220. Bharat Law House, Karalkal Booksellers & Publishers 243. Selvi Store House, Opp. Press, Prakash Cinema (Reg.) 185-188, Thiuvallar Road (Rest) 221. Pitaliya Pustak Bhandar, Kumta Mishra Rajaji Ka-Rasta (Reg.) 244. S. V. Kamat, 222. Kishore Book Depot, Kumta (Reg) Sardar Patel Marg (Reg.) Kazlpet Jameshedpur 245. VAN. Raju, 223. Gupta Stores. News Agent (Rest) Dhatkidith (Reg.) Kurseong Jamnagar 246. Ashoka Bros., 224, Swadeshi Vastu Bhandar. 69-Hill Cart Road, P.O. Kurseong (Rest) Ratnabai Masjid Road (Reg.) Karnataka 225. Scientific & Technical Literature Co.(Rest) 247. Aspiration Stores, Jodhpur Post (AMP) 226. Dwarka Oas Rathi, Via Hospet (Rest), Pin Code 583201 (KARNATAKA) Wholesale Books, Cin~ma and News Agents Kottayam OutnaSujatigarh (Reg.) 248. Law India Book Sellers & Publishers. 227. Rajasthan Law House, (Rest) High Court Road (Reg.) Kishtwar 249. Wazir Book Deptt., (J & K) (Rest) VIII

Lucknow Mussoore 250. British Book Depot. 275. Hind Traders, 84. Hazarat Ganj (Reg.) Ramanand Shop, Deodhar Road (Rest) 251. Eastern Book Co .. Mysore 24. Lalbagh Road (Reg.) 276. People Book House, 252. Ram Advani, Opp. Jagan Mohan Place (Reg.) Hazarat Ganj. P.B. 154 (Reg.) 277. Geeta Book House, 253. S. Kumar and Associates, New State Circle (Reg.) Guru Govind Singh Marg (Reg.) NalnlTal 254. Aquarium Supply Co .• 278. Council Book Depot, C-14. Vivekanandpuri (Rest) Bara Bazar (Reg.) 255. Law Book Academy, Nagpur 195-Rajendra Nagar (Rest) 279. Western-Book Depot, Ludhiana Residency Road 256. Lyall Book Depot, 280. Tribal Research Centre, Chavra Bazar (Reg.) Block No. 11, Surajbali Road, Sadar (Rest) 257. Mohindra Bros .• Nadiad Kach~1;i Road (Rest) 281. R.S. Desai, 258. Nanda Stationery Bhandar. Station Road (Rest) Pustak Bazar (Reg.) 282. Chaware Yeshwant Rao Gyanobarao, Madras . Knowledge Book Agency (Rest) 259. C. Subha Chetty & Co., Nashik 62-Big Street, Tripalicane (Reg.) 283. G.K. Bros., 260. P. Vardhachary & Co., Main Road (Reg.) 8-Linghi Chetty S1. (Reg.) New Deihl 261. C. Sitaraman & Co., 284. Atlantic Publishers and Distributors, 33-Royapettach High Road (Reg.) B-2, Vishal Enclave, New Delhi-27 (Reg.) 262. Madras Book Agency, 285. Amrit Book Co., 42-Tirumangalam Road (Reg.) Connaught Circas (Reg.) 263. Swamy Publishers. 286. Aparana Enterprises, P.B. No. 2368 (Rest) New Delhi (Rest) 264. Sangam Publishers. 287. Central News Agency, 11-S.S. Street (Reg.) 23/90 Connaught Circus (Reg.) 265. G. Somasundaram, 288. English Book Stores, 44-Areat Road, Vadapalain (Rest) 7-2, Connaught Circus (Reg.) 266. M.M. Subscription Agencies. 289. Jain Book Agency, C/o Prem Hopse Harington Road (Rest) Connaught Circus (Reg.) 267. Hira & Hema, (Book Sellers) 290, Jyana Book Depot, Karol Bagh (Reg.) Housing Board Colony 291. Lakshmi Book Store, 72 Janapath Thiruvanmiyur P.O. (Rest) P.O. Box 558 (Reg.) 268. Les Lives, 292. Mehra Bros., 710-T.H. Road (Rest) 50-G, Kalkaji (Reg.) . Meerut 293, Navyug Traders, t 269. Loyal Book Depot. Desh Bandhu Gupta Marg Near Govt. College (Reg.) Dev Nagar (Reg.) ~ 270. Angira Library. 294. Oxford Book & Stationery Co., 51-Victoria Park Octroi (Rest) Scindia House (Reg.) 271. Bharat Educational Store. 295. People Publishin~ House (P) Ltd., Chippi Road (Reg.) Rani Jhansi Road (Reg.) Moradabad 296. Rama Krishna & Sons, (lahore) 272. Rama Book Depot, 16/B, Connaught Place (Reg.) Station Road (Rest) 297. R.K. Publishers, Mhow Cantt. 23, Beadanpura, Karol Bagh (Reg.) 273. Oxford Book Depot, 298. Jnternational Book House, Main Street (Rest) Nehru Place (Rest) 274. A.N. Gupta, Railway Book Stall. Railway Station (Rest) IX

299. Ravindra Book Agency, 326. Satish Book Depot, 30-C Amar Colony Market . 51/12. New Market, Karol 8agh (Rest) Lajpat'Nagar (Reg.) 327. Mohan Law House, 300. Hind Book House, G-6/7, Malviya Nagar (Rest) I 82-Janapath (Reg.) 328. Mahajan Book Agency, f ') '"' Sat Narain & Sons, Nangal Raya (Reg.) 40-A, NDMC Market, Babar Road (Reg.) 329. Rajendra Book Agency, ~n:.. Delhi Book Co., Double Storey, Lajpat Nagar (Rest) M/12, Connaught Circus (Rest) 330. Eagle Book Services, 303. Navrang, F-195, Mansarover Garden (Reg.) P.B. 7, Indraptlri (Rest) 331. Suneja Book Centre, 304. Books India Corporation, Connaught Circus (Reg.) New Rohtak Road (Reg.) 332. Lakshml Book Store, 305. Globe Publishers, Janapath (Reg.) C-33, Nizamuddin EaSl. (Rest) 333. MetropOlitan Book Co. Ltd., 306. Scientific Instruments Stores, 1, Netaji Subhash Marg (Reg.) A-355, New Rajinder Nag~r (Reg.) 334. Progresive Book Depot, 307. Jain Bros., Pahar Ganj (Rest) East Park Road, Karol Bagh (Rest) 335. Space Age, 308. Jain Map & Book Agency, 1st-B/186, Lajpat Nagar (Rest) Karol Bagh (Reg.) 336. Kamal Publications, 309. Eastern Book Enterprises, 33-Bhagat Singh Market 1274/3, Hari Singh Nalwa Street Malvia Nagar (Rest) Karol Bagh (Rest) Nokha 310. The Mac Millan Co. of India Ltd., 337. Shri Shyam Sundar Misra, 2/10, Ansari Road (Rest) Munsif Magistrate, Nokha (Rest) 311. Star Publication Pvt. Ltd., Nowgong 4/5-B, Asaf Ali Road (Rest) 338. Sri Padma Dhar Nath, 312. Grover Book & Stationery Co., Morigaon, Commercial Institute (Rest) 58-Nehru Place, Shop No.1 09 New Delhi (Reg.) Pall 313. Modern Book Centre, 339. Om Prakash Sunil.Kumar, H-39, Green Park (Reg.) Sarafa Bazar (Rest) 314. Sterling Publishers (P) Ltd., Patna Safdarjung Enclave (Rest) 340. J.N.P. Aggarwal & Co., 1315. Golden Book Centre, Padri Ki Haveli (Reg.) Bank Street, Karol Bagh (Rest) 341. Vibhagiya Prakashan, 316. Harj"eet & Co., Vikri Kendra Atetha Karayalaya Chuna Mandi, Pahar Ganj (Rest) Neva Sachiwalaya (Reg.) 317. UBS Publishers, 342. Lakshmi Trading Co., 5-Ansari Road (Rest) Padri Ki Haveli, Patna (Reg.) 318. Deep Publications, Pondicherry 154/8, Savitri Nagar (Rest) 343. Jagan Nath Pandit & Sons, 319. Minakshi International Publications, Arfabad Colony P.O. Gulzarbagh (Rest) G-6/4, Malviya Nagar (Rest) 344. Puthaghalam, . 320. Sandeep Pustak.Bhandar, 142, Gandhi Road (Rest) Rajouri Garden (Rest) 345. Honest Book House, 321. Print India, 9, Rua Duplix (Rest) 11-Darya Ganj (Rest) Pune 322. National Literature Palace, 346. Saraswat, WZ-230, Ram Chowk 132/1, J.M. Road, Opp. Modern High School (Reg.) Palam Enclave (Reg.) 347. International Book Service, 323. Kamal & Co., Deccan Ghymn Khana (Reg.) 302-Gautam Nagar (Rest) 348. Raka Book Agency, 324. S. Chand & Co. Ltd., Opp. Nathers Chawal Near Appa Balwant Chowk (Reg.) P.O. Box No. 5733, Ram Nagar (Reg.) 349. Verma Book Centre, 325. Neeta Prakash an. 649. Naraya Path (Rest) 0-50, South Extension (NDSE) Part-I (Rest) x

350. Popular Book House, Surat 75, Deccan Ghym Khanna (Reg.) 368. Shri Gajanan Pustakalaya, 351. Dastane Ramchandra & Co., Tower Road (Reg.) 456, Raviwar Path, 369. Raghuwanshi Law House, Phadke Hand Chowk (Rest) Near Pura Gate (Rest) Pudukkottai Solapur 352. Meenakshi Pathippagam, 370. Gazanan Book Stores, 41/42, East Main Street (Rest) Main Road (Rest) 353. P.N. Swaminathan & Co., Sunam Bazar Street (Reg.) 371. Sahiba Agencies, Rajkot Geeta Bhawan Road (Rest, 354, Vinay Book Depot, Saharanpur Opp. health Visitors School, 372. Chandra Bharata Pustak Bhandar, Bank of India Building (Reg.) Court Road (Rest, 355. Mohan Lal Dossabhai, Tiruchlrapalll State Bank of India Building (Reg.) 373. Shri Vidya Book Shop, Raipur 62, High Road, (Rest) 356. 356, Central Book House, Trivandrum Sadar Bazar (Rest) 374. Sukumai Book Stall, Ranchi Station Road (Rest) 357. Crown Book Depot, 375. International Book Depot, Upper Bazar (Reg.) P.B. 4 Main Road (Reg.) Rajgangpur 376. Shri Devi Book House, 358. Crown Tire & Equipment Co., Devi Vilas Compound (Reg.) Block No.1 Or. No. 30 D.C. Colony (Rest) Tuticorin Robertsonpet 37Z. K. Thiagarajan (Rest) 359. Eswari Book Centre, Umfeth l' & 12 P.K. Market (KGF 563122) (Rest) 378. Indu Kumar Ochhav Lal Gandhi, (Rest) Rohtak Varanasl 360. Manthan Publications, 379. Viswa Vidhayalalya, B-11111629, Para Mohalla (Rest) K-40/18, Bhaironath Marg (Reg.) Sangrur 380. International Publicity Service, 361. Darshan Pustakalaya, Bhaironath Kathl(i Haveli (Reg.) Gandhi Marg (Reg.) 381. Kalpana Corporation, Secu nde raba d P.B. NO.5 Varanasi (Rest) 362. Anapurna Industries, 382. Meena Book Centre, 1-3-14 Kalasegada (Rest) Varanasi Shiml" Vishakhapatnam 363. Minerva Book House, 383. Gupta Bros. (Books) The Mall (Rest) Vizia Building, Main Road (Reg.) Sikkim 384. Book Centre, 364. Rachna Development Area, Main Road (Rest) Gangtok (Rest) Vijayawada Shillong 385. Vishalandhara Publishing, 365. Paul Agency & Distributors, Chand Ram Builaing (Rest, Umpling Shillong (Rest) 386. Novadaya Subscription Agency, (Reg.) Sivakasi Villupuram 366. Ganesh Stores, 387. Baby Stores, South Car Street (Rest) 167-168, Thiru-vi-ka-Road (Rest) Salem Vellore 367. Jain Magazine Agency, 388. S. Thangavalu, Rajgarh Road (Reg.) Booshan Nagar, Solavanpit (Rest) East Siang District Corrigendum Slip

Page Nos. Para Nos/Line Nos. Against For Read Table Nos. /Colmn. Nos. • 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

19 Para No. 2 Scheduled Castes popu- 426 447 Line No. 8 lation of the district 20 Para No. Z Analysis of Educational 148 165 Line No. 13 amenities Para No. 2 -do- 72 .55 80.88 Line No. 14

21 Para No. 2 Analysis of Medical 21 22 Line No. 9 amenities

Para No. 2 -do- 10.29 10.78 Line No. 11

Para No. 3 Analysis of Post & Tele- 27 28 Line No. 6 graph amenities

Para No. 6 Analysis of Comnunication 49 46 Line No. 11 amenities (24.02) (22.55)

Para No. 7 Analysis of approach by 33 35 Line No. 2 Pucca road (16.18) (17.16)

Para No. 7 -do- 31.86 40.91 Line No., 6

Para No. 7 -do- < 5.55 11.11 Line No. 7 Para No. 8 Analysis of Power Supply Mebo Ruksin Line No. 6 -do- -do- 94.44. 100.00

22 Table No. 12 Gelling Circle 4 (80.00) 5 (100.0 Colm. No. 3

Table No. 12 Tuting CD Block 23 (62.16) 24 (64.86 Colm No. 3 Table No. 12 Yingkiong CD Block 1 (11.76) 2 (11.76 Colm. No. 6 1 Table No. 12 ' Mariyang Circle 4 (l0.00) 1 (10.00 Colm. No. 8

Table No. 12 Mariyang Geku CD Block 7 (38.38) 4 (22.22 Calm. No. 8 Table No. 12 Pasighat Circle 7 (31.86 ) 9 {4O·9~ Calm. No. 9

Cantd •••. 2/- 2. 3. 4. 5.

"Table No. 12 Mebo Circle 1 (5.55) 2 (11.11) Colm. No.9

-do- Pasighat Mebo CD Block 18(22.50} 21 (26.25 )

-do- Nari Circle 4 (26.67) 3 (20.00)

-do- Ramle Bango CD Block 4 (26.67 ) 3 (20.00)

Table No. 12 Ruksin Circle 17 (94.94) 18 (l00.00) Colma No. 10

-do- Pasighat Mebo CD Bl 61 (76.25) 62 (77.50 ) -do- Tuting Circle 2 (14.29) 3 (21.43) -do- Tuting CD Block 3- (8.11) 4 (10.81)

Table No. 12 District total 164 (80.39) 165 (80.88) Colm. No.3

Table No. 12 -do- 27 (13.23) 28 (13.73) Calm. No.6

Table No. 12 -do- 46 (22.55) 20 (9.80 ) ColIn. No. 7

Table No. 12 -do- 49 (24.02) 46 (22.55) Colm. No. 8

Table No. 12 -do- 33 (16.18) 35 (17.16) Colma No.9

Table No. 12 -do- 91 ( 44.61) 93 (45.59) Colm. No. 10

Table No. 12 Pangin BIg. CD Block 1 (5.41) 2 (5.41 ) Colrn. No. 4

Table No. 12 Pangin Circle 1 (7.11) 1 (4.35) Colrn. No. 4

-do- BIg. Circle 1 (5.41) 1(7.14) -do- Ramle Bango CD Block 1 (4.3~) 2 (13 .33-)

Table No. 12 -do- 1 (4.35) 1 (6.67) Colm. No.6

-dcr Nari Circle. 1 (4.35) 1 (6.67 ) -do- Mariyang CD BL 5 (20.08) 5 (27.18 )

Table No. 15 51 + 87 (77.67) 88 (78.57) Colm. No.3

Table No. 15 16 50 11 (17.74) 12 (19.35 ) Colm. No.4 Table No. IS 6 15 7, 36.84) 8 (42.11) Colm. No.9

COntd •••• 3/- -3-

2. 3. 4. 5.

Table No. 15 16 15 14 (22.58) 15 (24.19) Colm. No. 9

-do- 51 + 9 (8.04) 10 (8.93)

Table No. IS 6 IS 16 (84.21) 17 (89.47 ) Colm. No. 10

-do- 16 50 43 (69.35 ) 44 (70.97)

Table No. IS District tote 164' (80.39) 165 (80.88) Colm. No. 3

Table No. IS District total 21 (10.29) 22 (10 .• 78) Colm. No. 4

Table No. 15 District total 32 (15.69) 35 (17.16) Colm. No. 9 Table No. 15 District total 91 (44.61) 93 (45.59) Colm. No. 10 Table No. 16 499 III (76.03) 112 (76.71) Colm. No. 3

Table No. 16 500 1999 11 (21.37) 12 (22.22) Colm. No. 4

Table No. 16 499 16 (10.96) 17 (11.64) Colm. No. 9

-do- 500 - 1999 15 (27.78) 16 (29.63)

Table No. 16 499 51 (34.94) 52 (35.62) Colm. No. 10

- do - 500 - 1999 36 (66.67 ) 37 (68.52)

Table No. 16 District total 164 (80.39) 165 (80.88) Colm. No. 3

Table No. 16 District total 21 (10.29) 22 (10.78) Colm. No. 4

Table No. 16 District total 33 (16.18) 35 (17.16) Colm. No. 9

Table No. 16 District total 91 (44.60) ?3 (45.59 Colm. No. 10 ~efti~1eS a •• Lan. Use Bistriat- ••st si.n! i.le-- -.irV --- A!aiist - - . 'i.f - .... _- ,Pte •• ---- Liae ••• - ,,: -- _- '5'.------~~----~-~~-- 123 ...... _. -~--~-~-~-~-~~~~------32 23 ••itoati ..al M(S) M (3) 34 32 ''',ura ti .nal M AC 34 31 .ti"aatienal AC(ll) AC(') 3. 31 MeaiG.l 2'. (1) .IlS (1) I au CIa ti _al JIl,.,n,Ac .,a.1,.,AC,JUC • M(2) ,AC (5) "52 l' ••u. •• ti,.nal ACeS)