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Master Plan for Delhi VOLUME2 TWO WORK STUDIES RELATING TO THE PREPARATION OF THE MASTER PLAN FOR DELHI appendix PREPARED BY DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY UNDER THE DELHI DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1957 APPENDICES Prepared by the Delhi Development Authority under the Delhi Development Act, 1957 APPENDICES Sl. Appendix Description of the Appendix No. No. 1 A The wardwise Density of population in Delhi 2 B Detailed break-up of the Working Force in Delhi from 1921 to 1951. 3 C The prospective State Income of Delhi State and its Distribution. 4 D *Redevelopment Plan : Kotla Mubarakpur 5 E *Sarai Rohilla : Social Profile and a Redevelopment Plan. 6 F *Daryaganj : Social Profile and a Redevelopment Plan. 7 G *Redevelopment Plan for Ranjit Nagar, Shadipur, Khampur and South Patel Nagar 8 H *Redevelopment Plan for Kucha Pati Ram and Sui Walan. 9 I *Redevelopment Plan for Jhandewalan - Motia Khan - Qadam sharif. 10 J *Jama Masjid Community Square Plan 11 K *Planning a District Shopping Centre at Pusa Road. 12 L *Notes on Nizamuddin Monuments Area and Recreational Area in S.W. Extension and Lake on Kitchner Road. 13 M List of objectors. *These are Proto-types. APPENDIX - A THE WARDWISE DENSITY OF POPULATION IN DELHI Table A.l presents the wardwise density of population 7 98.6 46,079 467.33 in urban Delhi, based upon the population of different 8 53.8 38,051 707.26 wards as given in the Census of India of 1951 and upon 9 65.9 32,796 497.66 a field check of the area of the different wards undertaken by the Town Planning Organisation. As can be seen from 10 37.7 24,448 646.77 the Table, population densities in all parts of Delhi except 11 264.9 51,005 192.47 old Delhi are rather low. The average density in Old Delhi 12 813.4 120,829 148.54 amounted to 213.34 persons per acre, whereas the average 13 181.7 51,493 283.23 density in the rest of urban Delhi amounted to only 11.29 14 293.7 86,006 292.73 persons per acre. In other words, the population of Old 15 424.9 123,022 289.46 Delhi was, on an average, 17 times as densely settled in the 16 1,165.4 146,133 125.45 old city as in the remainder of the urban area. It should be 17A. 109.4 11,389 104.10 noted, moreover, that though the average density in the old city was 213 persons per acre, there were certain wards in 17B. 125.4 1,600 12.75 which it reached a figure of almost 700 persons per acre. In TOTAL 4,288 914,790 213.34 general, the most densely settled portions of the old city are B. New Delhi Municipal Committee— located within the walls of Shahjahanbad and particularly 1 5,943.6 77,063 12.96 in the neighbourhood of Jama Masjid. 2 5,036.1 32,900 6.53 3. Naval 1,706.8 30,672 17.97 Densities also vary somewhat in New Delhi with the H.Q. and Minto Road and Bengali Market area showing the highest Army H.Q. density and the area south of the government centre 4 1,189.7 28,124 23.63 showing the lowest. In other parts of urban Delhi densities 5 1,487.3 38,995 26.22 are somewhat more regular, though even there certain spots may be found in which densities are quite high—in a few 5A. 3,111.6 23,662 7.60 places as high as in the old city. But whereas the incidence 6. 2,095.3 31,797 15.17 of high densities is dispersed over large contiguous areas in 7. 433.2 13,101 30.19 the old city, the very densely populated areas elsewhere are TOTAL 21,004.8 276,314 13.16 confined to a few blocks only. C. West Delhi N. A. C.— 1 1,148.2 29,034 25.29 Table A :1 : Wardwise Density of Population in 2 491.5 5,910 12.02 Delhi, Delhi Municipal Committee, 1951 3 270.7 4,957 18.31 4 265.6 18,961 71.26 Area in Population Number Total Population TOTAL 2,176.0 58,862 27.05 acres per acre D. Delhi Civil Lines N.A. C.— A. Delhi Municipal Committee 1 442.8 6,909 15.60 1 204.8 28,359 138.47 2 299.5 3,004 10.03 2 128.0 23,201 181.25 3 422.8 12,023 27.15 3 47.4 37,814 797.76 4. and 386.5 5,314 13.82 4 53.7 23,439 435.66 Military 5 115.8 21,546 186.00 area 6 103.0 47,580 461.94 5 810.8 8,329 10.27 ( R.G.Gupta Work Studies Relating To The Preparation of The MASTER PLAN FOR DELHI Volume - Two) | appendix | City/Policy Planner 1 6 1,052.1 26,078 24.78 7 786.6 5,398 6.86 8 1,448.9 16,188 11.17 TOTAL 5,670.4 82,439 14.54 E. Delhi 12,160 40,950 3.37 Canton- ment Board area F. Red 518.4 10,222 19.33 Fort N. A. C.— 1, 2 and mili- tary area TOTAL 41,529.6 468,787 11.29 OF B—F R.G.Gupta ( 2 City/Policy Planner Work Studies Relating To The Preparation of The MASTER PLAN FOR DELHI Volume - Two) | appendix | APPENDIX - B DETAILED BREAKUP OF THE WORKING FORCE IN DELHI FROM 1921 TO 1951 In this appendix is presented a table showing the detailed tabulations. Anyone glancing at this table will find several break-up of the working force in Delhi from 1921 to of these incongruities, e.g., in the number of persons in 1951. As Table B.1 shows, there are some incongruities construction of roads, bridges, harbours and other workers, which could not be eliminated inspite of reclassification of and in some other cases. some entries in the raw data source, i.e., the actual census Table B.1 : Detailed Break-up of Working force in Delhi State, 1921-1951. Working Force Percentage to Total Occupational Classes 1921a 1931b 1941c 1951d 1921 1931 1941 1951 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. Agriculture 44,130 66,754 55,463 64,730 21.8 24.8 15.8 10.1 Cultivation of land 42,332 64,159 53,720 63,415 20.9 23.9 15.3 9.9 Primary industries 1,807 2,595 1,743 1,315 0.9 0.9 0.5 .. 2. Mining and Industry 43,775 54,617 81,704 116,880 21.5 20.3 23.3 18.3 (a) Mining 198 581 256 295 . (b) Industry 43,577 54,036 81,446 116,585 21.5 20.1 23.2 18.2 Textiles 6,839 11,910 18,732 21,694 3.4 4.4 5.3 3.4 Hides and skins 2,664 686 6,357 5,016 1.3 . 1.8 0.8 Wood 3,057 3,971 5,927 8,322 1.5 1.5 1.7 1.3 Metals 3,753 4,026 7,592 12,464 1.9 1.5 2.2 2.0 Ceramics 4,214 4,529 5,581 16,486 2.1 1.7 1.6 2.6 Chemical Product 1,690 842 1,827 1,088 0.8 . 0.5 . Food 2,877 4,229 4,846 5,833 1.4 1.6 1.4 0.9 Industries of dress and toilet 9,279 12,683 8,482 14,709 4.6 4.7 2.4 2.3 Furniture Industry 435 362 4,430 1,129 . 1.3 . Construction of means of trans- 3,231 2,198 1,343 1,944 1.6 0.8 . portation General and electrical engineer- 869 811 1,448 5,827 . 0.9 ing (production of light, heat, electricity) Other miscellaneous and 4,660 7,789 14,883 27,900 2.2 2.9 4.2 4.4 undefined industries (excluding scavenging) 3. Construction 9,763 16,598 30,706 62,054 4.8 6.2 8.7 9.7 Works otherwise unclassified 6,814 14,289 20,829 2.5 4.1 3.3 Buildings 5,537 6,595 11,963 39,274 2.7 2.5 3.4 6.1 Roads, bridges, harbours and 439 296 2,959 1,686 . 0.8 . other works ( R.G.Gupta Work Studies Relating To The Preparation of The MASTER PLAN FOR DELHI Volume - Two) | appendix | City/Policy Planner 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Telephones and telegraph lines 146 318 554 265 * * * * Railways 3,641 2,575 941 * 1.8 1.0 * .. 4. Transport and Communication 10,632 18,795 17,762 36,019 5.3 7.0 5.0 5.6 Unclassified and incidental .. 1,834 .. 4,196 .. 0.7 .. 0.6 Transport by road 6,010 9,350 8,590 18,874 3.0 3.5 2.5 3.0 Transport by air .. 29 120 157 .. * * * Transport by railway 4,021 6,216 6,797 9,353 2.0 2.3 1.9 1.5 Transport by water 18 93 38 •• * * * * Communications and services 583 1,273 2,217 3,439 * 0.5 0.6 0.5 (postal, telephone and telegraph) Commerce & finance 33,023 33,822 5,083 124,806 16.3 12.6 14.4 19.5 Trade (retail and wholesale) and 30,736 32,425 47,900 114,737 15.2 12.1 13.6 18.0 real estate Insurance and Banking 2,287 1,397 2,683 10,069 1.1 0.5 0.8 1.5 Professions and liberal arts 6,606 7,760 15,935 32,727 3.3 2.9 4.6 5.1 Medical and other health services 1,323 1,614 4,084 17,585 0.6 0.6 1.1 2.8 Education and research 1,190 2,129 4,312 7839 0.6 0.8 1.2 1.2 Recreation service 776 1,114 2,085 2,421 * * 0.6 * Legal and business services 329 447 840 2,061 * * * * Art, letters and journalism 329 684 2,069 2,234 * * 0.8 * Religion and charitable services 2,659 1,772 2,545 587 1.3 0.7 0.7 * 7.
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