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HAND BOOK OF STATISTICS - 2014 KURNOOL DISTRICT CHIEF PLANNING OFFICER KURNOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS AND STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THE PUBLICATION 1 Sri D.Anand Naik Chief Planning Officer 2 Smt. S.R. RathnaRuth Statistical Officer Deputy Statistical 3 Sri R.Ramachandra Officer Sri C.SUDHARSHAN REDDY, I.A.S., Collector & District Magistrate, Kurnool. PREFACE The “HAND BOOK OF STATISTICS” for the year 2013, contains latest full-fledged and extremely valuable Statistical data relating to all different Sectors and Departments in Kurnool district. Basic data is a prime requisite in building up straategic plans with time bound targets. I hope this publication will be very useful to all General Public, Planners and Research Scholars, Administrators, Bankers and Other Organisations. I am very much thankful to all the District Officers for extending their co-operation in supplying the data relating to their sectors to bring out this publication as a ready reckoner. I profusely appreciate Sri D. Anand Naik, Chief Planning Officer, Kurnool and his staff for the strenuous efforts in compilation and bringing out this “HAND BOOK OF STATISTICS” for the year 2013. Constructive suggestions for improvement of this publication and coverage of Statistical data would be appreciated. DISTRICT HAND BOOK OF STATISTICS CHAPTERS I POPULATION II MEDICAL & PUBLIC HEALTH III CLIMATE IV AGRICULTURE V IRRIGATION VI LIVESTOCK & VETERINARY SERVICES: VII FISHERIES VIII FORESTRY IX INDUSTRIES X MINING XI FUEL & POWER XII TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS XIII PUBLIC FINANCE XIV PRICES XV LABOUR & LABOUR WELFARE XVI EDUCATION XVII LOCAL BODIES XVIII CO-OPERATION JUDICIAL XIX JUDICIAL XX POLICE & CRIME XXI SOCIAL WELFARE XXII WOMEN & CHILD WELFARE XXIII MISCELLANEOUS HAND BOOK OF STATISTICS - KURNOOL DISTRICT - 2014 INDEX TABLE PAGE ITEM NO. NO. A SALIENT FEATURES OF KURNOOL DISTRICT B COMPARISON OF DISTRICT WITH STATE FOR THE YEAR 2013-14 C ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS IN THE DISTRICT - 2014 C1 MUNICIPAL INFORMATION IN THE DISTRICT - 2014 D PUBLIC REPRESENTATIVES/ NON-OFFICIALS AS ON 31.03.2014 E PROFILE OF ASSEBLY/ PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY 1 - POPULATION 1.1 VARIATION IN POPULATION OF - 1901 TO 2011 1.2 POPULATION STATISTICS SUMMEARY-POPULATION CENSUS, 2001- 2011 TOTAL NO.OF VILLAGES, HMLETS, HOUSEHOLDS, AREA, POPULATION, DENSITY 1.3 OF POPULATION AND SEX RATIO, MANDAL-WISE- POPULATION CENSUS, 2011 1.4 RURAL AND URBAN POPULATION , MANDAL - WISE, 2011 POPULATION CENSUS 1.5 POPULATION OF TOWNS AND CITIES - 2011 POPULATION CENSUS 1.6 LITERACY, MANDAL - WISE, POPULATION CENSUS 2011 SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE - POPULATION CENSUS 1.7 2011 SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION AND LITERACY RATE,POPULATION CENSUS 1.8 2001 DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY WORKERS AND NON WORKERS - 1.9 MANDAL WISE , 2011 POPULATION CENSUS CLASSIFICATION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION SIZE, MANDAL - 1.10 WISE, POPULATION CENSUS 2011 HOUSELESS AND INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION, MANDAL-WISE- PPOPULATION 1.11 CENSUS 2001 DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS ACCORDING TO DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS, 2011 1.12 POPULATION CENSUS 1.13 RELIGION WISE MANDAL POPULATION - POPULATION CENSUS 2001 2- MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH 2.1 GOVT.,MEDICAL FACILITIES - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 GOVERNMENT MEDICAL FACILITIES (ALLOPATHIC) MANDAL-WISE 2.2 (E.S.I.Particulars included) - 2013-14 2.3 GOVT.,MEDICAL FACILITIES( INDIAN MEDICINE ), MANDAL-WISE - 2013-14 2.4 FAMILY WELFARE ACHIEVEMENTS DURING 2013-14 3 - CLIMATE 3.1 MAXIMUM & MINIMUM TEMPERATURE AT S.P.S.R.NELLORE FROM 2013 & 2014 DISTRICT AVERAGE RAINFALL, SEASON-WISE AND MONTH WISE FROM 2009-10 3.2 TO 2013-14 3.3 ANNUAL RAINFALL, SEASON WISE FROM 2011-12 TO 2013-14 3.4 SEASON -WISE RAINFALL - 2013-14 3.5 RAINFALL PARTICULARS LAST 50 YEARS WISE FROM 1964-65 TO 2013-14 3.6 MONTH WISE GROUND WATER LEVELS FROM 2009-10 TO 2013-14 3.7 MANDAL WISE CO-ORDINATES 4- AGRICULTURE 4.1 LAND UTILISATION -2011-12 TO 2013-14 4.2 LAND UTILIZATION, MANDAL-WISE, 2013-14 AREA , PRODUCTION AND YIELD PER HECTARE OF MAJOR CROPS - 2011-12 TO 4.3 2013-14 AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS,FRUITS & VEGETABLES AND FLORIE CULTURE, 4.4 SEASON-WISE AND MANDAL WISE, 2013-14 NUMBER AND AREA OF OPERATIONAL HOLDINGS ACCORDING TO SIZE , 4.5 MANDAL-WISE - 2010-11 4.6 AGRICULTURE MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS - MANDAL WISE - LSC 2012 4.7 FARM HARVEST PRICES OF MAJOR AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, 2013-14 FACTORY-WISE QUANTITY OF CANE CRUSHED AND SUGAR PRODUCED, 2011-12 4.8 & 2013-14 4.9 IMPLEMENTATION OF "N.A.I.S" - MANDAL WISE, 2013-14 4.10 CROP LOANS DISTRIBUTED TO FARMERS BANKWISE, 2013-14 4.11 CROP WISE SEED SUBSIDY DISTRIBUTED TO FARMERS, 2013-14 4.12 CONSUMPTION OF CHEMICAL FERTILISERS - MANDAL WISE, 2013-14 5 - IRRIGATION 5.1 MAJOR AND MEDIUM IRRIGATION SOURCES - 2013-14 5.2 MINOR IRRIGATION SOURCES, MANDAL-WISE - 2013-14 5.3 AREA OF PRINCIPAL CROPS IRRIGATED - 2009-10 TO 2013-14 5.4 AREA IRRIGATED UNDER DIFFERENT SOURCES - 2009-10 TO 2013-14 5.5 AREA IRRIGATED SOURCE - WISE AND MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 GROSS AREA IRRIGATED, SOURCE-WISE, SEASON-WISE AND 5.6 MANDAL-WISE - 2013-14 AREA OF PRINCIPAL CROPS IRRIGATED SEASON WISE, MANDAL WISE - 2013- 5.7 14 5.8 IMPLEMENTATION OF JALAYAGNAM PROGRAMME (AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2014) AREA IRRICATED BY SPRINKLERS AND DRIP IRRIGATION, MANDAL WISE-2013- 5.9 14 6 - LIVE-STOCK AND VETERINARY SERVICES 6.1 VETERINARY SERVICES - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 6.2 VETERINARY SERVICES, MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 6.3 LIVESTOCK & POULTRY POPULATION - 2003, 2007 & 2012 6.4 LIVE STOCK AND POULTRYPOPULATION , MANDAL WISE - 2012 6.5 DAIRY DEVELOPMENT - 2013-14 7 - FISHERIES 7.1 INLAND FISH PRODUCTION - 2012-13 & 2013-14 7.2 MARINE FISH PRODUCTION - 2012-13 TO 2013-14 8 - FOREST 8.1 DIVISION-WISE AND SPECIES WISE AREA PLANTED UP TO 2013-14 8.2 VALUE OF MAJOR & MINOR FOREST PRODUCE , DIVISION WISE - 2013-14 8.3 FOREST REVENUE PRODUCT WISE - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 9 - INDUSTRIES 9.1 LARGE AND MEDIUM SCALE INDUSTRIES EXISTING - 2013-14 9.2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED INDUSTRIES- 2011-12 TO 2013-14 WORKING OF FACTORIES REGISTERED FACTORIES ACT, 1948, 2012-13 & 2013- 9.3 14 WORKING FACTORIES REGISTERED UNDER THE FACTORIES ACT,1948, 9.4 MANDAL WISE - 2012-13 & 2013-14 9.5 RICE MILLS, MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 9.6 SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES - 2013-14 9.7 SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES , MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 9.8 COTTAGE INDUSTRIES - 2013-14 10 - MINING 10.1 MINERAL RESOURCES, MANDAL-WISE - 2013-14 10.2 PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL MINERALS - 2010-11 TO 2013-14 OPENING STOCK , PRODUCTION , CONSUMPTION AND CLOSING STOCK OF 10.3 INDIGENOUS COAL - 2013-14 11 - FUEL AND POWER 11.1 GROWTH OF TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 11.2 RURAL ELECTRIFICATON, MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 11.3 POWER CONSUMPTION CATEGORY-WISE - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 11.4 NO.OF SERVICES AND CONNECTED LOAD, CATEGORY WISE-2012-13 & 2013-14 NO.OF SERVICES AND CONNECTED LOAD AS ON 31-03-2014, 11.5 MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 11.6 INSTALLED CAPACITY AND POWER GENERATION - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 11.7 FREE POWER CONNECTIONS AND TRANSFORMERS - 2013-14 12 - TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS 12.1 RAILWAY STATIONs AND ROUTE LENGTH - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 12.2 MOTOR VEHICLES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES - 2012-13 & 2013-14 12.3 MOTOR DRIVING LICENCES ISSUED - 2012-13 & 2013-14 12.4 LENGTH OF ROADS - 2013-14 POST OFFICES, TELEGRAPH OFFICES, TELEPHONE EXCHANGES AND PUBLIC 12.5 CALL OFFICES, MANDAL-WISE - 2013-14 12.6 WORKING POSITION OF THE A.P.S.R.T.C - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 12.7 COMMUNITY RADIO AND T.V.SETS MANDAL-WISE - 2013-14 13 - PUBLIC FINANCE 13.1 NATIONAL SMALL SAVINGS - 2012-13 & 2013-14 13.2 PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF REVENUE - 2012-13 & 2013-14 13.3 WATER TAX, MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 13.4 SALES TAX, COMMODITY WISE - 2013-14 13.5 SALES TAX, CIRCLE WISE - 2013-14 13.6 EXCISE REVENUE REALISED, CIRCLE WISE - 2013-14 13.7 BANK BRANCHES - MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 13.8 CREDITS AND DEPOSITS, BANK WISE - 2013-14 13.9 DETAILS OF SHG BANK LINKAGE AND PAVALA VADDI, MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 PARTICULARS OF INDIRA KRANTI PATHAM (IKP) IN URBAN AREAS / 13.10 MUNCIPALITIES. 14 - PRICES CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR AGRICULTURAL LABOUR IN ANDRA 14.1 PRADESH - 2001-02 TO 2013-14 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKING CLASS AT 14.2 SELECTED CENTERS IN ANDHRA PRADESH - 2012-13 & 2013-14 14.3 AVERAGE DAILY PRICES OF SIX ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES - 2013-14 MONTHLY AVERAGE ON WEEKLY RETAIL PRICES OF (30) ESSENTIAL 14.4 COMMODITIES - 2013-14 14.5 AVERAGE DAILY WAGES OF AGRICULTURAL LABOUR - 2013-14 AVERAGE PRICES OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND WAGES OF CONSTRUCTION 14.6 LABOUR - 2011 TO 2013 15 - EMPLOYMENT, LABOUR AND LABOUR WELFARE 15.1 CATEGORY WISE REGISTRATIONS, NOTIFICATIONS AND PLACEMENT - 2013-14 REGISTRATIONS & PLACEMENTS BY EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES IN RESPECT OF 15.2 SPECIAL CATEGORIES OF APPLICATIONS - 2013-14 15.3 EMPLOYERS USING EXCHANGES & VACANCIES NOTIFIED - 2009-10 TO 2013-14 AVERAGE NUMBER OF WORKERS EMPLOYED DAILY IN ESTABLISHMENTS UNDER 15.4 THE OPERATION OF FACTORIES ACT,1948 - 2012-13 & 2013-14 DISTRIBUTION OF STATE PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYEES SECTOR WISE AND 15.5 MANDAL WISE - EMPLOYEES CENSUS - 2006 SECTOR WISE DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYEES AS PER EMPLOYEES CENSUS - 15.6 2006 15.7 AVERAGE DAILY EARNINGS OF LABOUR AT COAL FIELDS - 2011-12 TO 2013-14 IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE SCHEME 15.8 (NREGS), MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 16 - EDUCATION 16.1 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AT A GLANCE - 2013-14 16.2 PRIMARY SCHOOLS, MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 16.3 UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOLS, MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 16.4 HIGH SCHOOLS (INDEPENDENT), MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 16.5 HIGH SCHOOLS ATTACHED TO JUNIOR COLLEGES, MANDAL WISE - 2013-14 SCHOOLS FOR PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED AND OTHER SPECIAL SCHOOLS - 16.6 2013-14 16.7 S.S.C.
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  • IFB No: 1/CE(R&B)

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  • MHI-10 Urbanisation in India Indira Gandhi National Open University School of Social Sciences

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  • District Census Handbook, Kurnool, Part XIII a & B, Series-2

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