GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
STATISTICAL OUTLINE OF KARNATAKA 1989-90
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DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS BANGALORE STATISTICAL OUTLINE
OF KARNATAKA
1989-90
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UBRARY & DOCUMENTATION CfcftUfli. National fnscitute o f Educacion I. Plenning and AdminisCratio/^-. 17*6, Sri Aurobindo Marj{, ^ ‘j D.ibi-nooi6 PREFACE
The Statistical Outline of Karnataka, 1?69-90, is the twenty first issue in the series. It is a conpendiui of essential data relating to various socio- econonit facets of the Slate presented in a handy fom, The data provided here covers the five year period froiri 1985-flA to 1989-90.
The Outline vas prepared in the CPT Division of the Directorate and for the first ti*e processed on the Cosiputer including charts and graphs. The data furnished here have been collected from various State and Central Governient Departients and Corporate Bodies. Their Co-operation in this regard is acknowledged with gratitude. Suggestions for i«iprovei»ent of this publication are welcone.
H.S.NA6ARW Bangalore Director 11.1991 Directorate of Econonics & Statistics. Sri/Sml.
G.N. Gopalakruhna Joint Dlleclor
S. Alfred Sanuel Deputy Direclor ft.5 . Gowri Slali^lital OffKsr
T. flnanlfiaraitiah Slatisli«l Inspector
H. Vijfndra Babu PrograitiiJier
A. N^gaveni Enumerator
i « i « COmENTS Table ------Page No. No,
1 KarnaUka Stale at a Glance - comparison ' with irdia 1
2. Area and Populallon
2.1 Area, Tot^ulation, Density etc. ... 13 Z.2 Populaticn-by Age-group. ... 15 2.3 Urban population b y size of towns ... 16
3. Clinate and Rainfall
3.1 Tesperature at selected centres. ... 17 3.2 Nornal and Actual Average Rainfall. ... 23 3.3 Nunber of Rainy days. ... 24 Page Ko. 4. AjricuUiire
4.1 Dislribulion of Land holdings (operational) l)y size. ... 25 4.2 Land utilisalion. ... 27 4.3 Area under principal crops. ... 29 4.4 OuUurn of principal crops. ... 31 4.5 Yield per hectare of principal crops ... 3!? 4.6 Area and production of High Yielding Varieities of crops. ... 35 4.7 Index Numbers of Agricultural Production. ... 36 4.8 Net area irrigated by soruce. ... 38 4.9 Gross area irrigated by crops. ... 39 4.10 Distribution of chetical fertilisers. ... 41 4.11 SericdUure and silk industry. ... 43 4.12 Outturn of »ajor forest produce. ... 47 4.13 Revenue froa forests. ... 49
contd.. 4.14 livestock and poultry. 50 4.15 Veterinar/ in«tiUtions. 52 4.16 Agricultural iopleients and nachitiery. 53 4.17 Milk handled by dairiei. 54 4.IB Marine fish catch. 51 4.19 Disposition of Marine fish catch. 59
5. Industries, Mineral and Power
5.1 Registered factories and /aclory eieployfflenl. ... 60 5.2 Result of Annual Survey of Industries - Factory Sector. 74 5.3 Industrial production. 75 5.4 Joint stock coapanies. ... 76 5.5 Loans sanctioned by Karnataka State Financial Corporation. 77 5.f) Working of Karn^laka Slate Induslrial IftveslfcPfit and OPvelopenl Corf-oralion Ltd. ... 78 5.7 Mineral poduction. ... 79 3.B Index Nuaber of sineral production. ... B3 5.9 ConsuBption of pelroleutii products. ... fil 5.10 Eleclritily - InslaJled capacity, generation and consuaption. ... 86 5.11 Electricity consuaption. ... 89 5.1H Electricity Consumers. ... 90 5.13 Villages electrified. ... 92
6, Banking and Co-operation.
6.1 Indian Commercial and Foreign Banks. ... 93 6.2 Co-operative Banks. ... 94 1.3 PriMfy Land Developntenl Banks. ... 97 b.4 VIorking of All Co-operative Societies. ... % Table Page No. No.
6,5 Co-operative Socieilies by Type, Husber and ... 100 flenbership. b.b Loans advanced by Co-operalive Credil 106 Societies. b J ftegulaled Harkets. 108 h,& Turnover of selected agricuUual comnodities .. 109 - quanlily. fc.9 Turnover of selected agricultural coiiaodities... 113 - value.
7. Labour and Eniplo>ibent
•7.1 Industrial disputes. 117 7.2 Labour absenteeisn in factories. 121 7.3 Plantation labour absenteeism. 123 7.4 Trade (Aiions. .. 125 7.5 Accidents in factories. 126 7.6 tlAterinity benefits paid to factory workers. .. 127 7.7 Eftf'loytenl in State Govprnnient Service. ... 128 7.8 Eiploynenl in Municipalities i Corporations. ... 130 7.9 E*ploy»enl in Planlalions. 132 7.10 Enploynent in shops and coimercial ... 136 establishaenls. 7.11 Enploynent in the organised sector. ... 137 7.12 Ei;ploy«ent Exchange SlaUslics. ... 13?
6. Hages and Prices
8.1 Average daily wages paid to agricultural labourers. ... 140 8.2 Average daily earnings oT labourers in ... 142 plantation. 8.3 Consuaer Pirce Index nustbers for industrial workers at selected centres. ... 143 8.4 Index numbers of Wholesale Prices of Agricultural CoModities. ... 147
contd.. 9. Slate Income, Finance and Planning
9.1 Slate Incose and PercapiU Incoie at current and constant prices. 151 9.2 State Incoie b/ Industrial Origin. 153 9.3 Revenue and Expenditure of State Governentnt. ... 162 9.4 Public debt and other obligations of State 165 Governflient. 9.5 Stall Savings - Net Receipts. 167 9.6 Outlay and Expenditure during Five Year 169 Plans.
10. Infrastructure
10.1 Nuaber of Registered Hotor Vehicles, 176 10.2 Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation - Principal Operational Statistics. 177 (viiil
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10.3 Road length by status. .. 179 10.4 Road len contd.. 10.16 Houses constructed by the Karnataka Housing Board. ... 10.17 AUotnent of house sites and houses to houseless and landless people. ... 207 11. Local Bodies 11.1 Nuaber, population and constitution of nuncipalities and corporations. ... 20& 11.2 Ekployient in local bodies. ... Z09 11.3 Incoae and expenditure of Huncipal Corporations. ... Ell 11.4 IncoDie and expenditure of Municipalities. ... 214 11.5 Tovn and village panchayats, ... 21& Table Page Ko. He, 12. All India 12.1 Area and population hy Slate -1?B1 census. . . . 217 12.2 Land Ullisalion. ... 225 12.!? Net and gross area irrigated ... 227 12.4 Livestock and PooUry 229 12.5 Index Nunbers of Agricultural Production. ... 231 12.6 Index Nuabers of Industrial Production. ... 237 12.7 Index Numbers of Mineral Production. ... 2 M 12.8 Index Numbers of Wholesale Prices. ... 243 1 2.9 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial ... 246 Uorkers. contd.. 1X1) Table Page No. No. 12.10 Consuier Price Index Numbers for Agricultural Labourers. ... 248 12.11 Consumer Price Index Nunbers for Urban Non-nanual Enployees. ... 250 12.12 Net DoiesUc Product at current prices. ... 252 12,13 Net Donestic Product at 1980-81 Prices. ... 254 12.14 National Product Consuaption, Savings, and Capital Fornation. ... 256 12.15 Nunber of hospitals, dispensaries, beds and ftedical practitioners. ... 258 Charts Chart racing No. Page Ks. 1. ' Nornal and Acltial Rainrall ?3 2. Land Utilisation 27 3. I'roduction of principal crops 31 4. Net area irrigated by source 38 5. Livestork and poultry 50 6. Villages electrified 7. Regulated Markets 108 8. Nunber on Live Register 139 9. Index Numbers of Wholesale Prices 147 10. Stale IncoBie 151 11. Per Capita Incoie 151 12. Revenue A Expenditure 162 13. Outlay and Expenditure during 5 year plans 16? 14. Rtgislersd MoUr Vehicles 17fc 15. Educational Institution 184 16. Enrolment in Educational Institutions 188 SI. lies Unit Karnataka India No. 1 2 3 4 5 1. POPUUTION - 1981 ce n s u s : 1.1 a) Rural Population •000 26406 525457 b) PtrcenUge to X 71.11 7fa.fe9 population 1.2 a) Urban Population '000 10730 159728 b) Percentage to total X 28.89 23.31 population 1.3 Total Population ‘000 37136 685185 a) Hal'es n 18923 354398 b) Fenales « 18213 330787 1.4 a) Population of 5595 104755 Scheduled Castes WD N0.1564/F1 (tonlfl.) 3 4 5 15.07 15.75b) Percentage lo total X 15.07 15.75b) population 1.5 a ) Population of '000 1825 51629 Scheduled Tribes bl Percentage to total population X 4.9 7.76 1.6 a) Hain Workers '000 13451 222517 b) Percentage to total X 36.76 33.45 population 1.7 a) Marginal Workers *000 1H93 22006 b) Percentage to total 7. 3.48 3.32 popuUtion 1.6 a) Non-Morkers '000 Z2192 420663 b) Percentage to total X 59.76 63.23 population 3 1. KARNATAKA STATE AT A GLANCE - COMFARISON WITH INDIA (conld.l 1 2 3 4 5 1.? Density of Population Persons 194 216 per St).K b . 1.10 Literacy Percentage a) Males X 46.6 46.90 b) FeMles X 27.7 24.62 c) Persons 1 38.5 36.23 d) Rural areas X 31.1 29.65 e) Urban areas Z 56.7 57.40 1.11 Sex Ratio-1981 Census Fenaies per 963 933 1000 M ie s 1.12 Percentage Growth of X H6.75 25.00 population during W1-1981 (contd.) 1 3 4 5 2. VITAL STATISTICS (Based an SRS-1908 2.1 Birth Rale Per '000 28.7 31.30 (P) persons 2.2 ^Dealh Rale " 8.8 10.90 (P) 5.3 'Irifaiit Mortality Rale Per *000 74.0 94,0 (P) persons 2.4 EKpeclalion of life at Years 60.6 55.4 birtit (1981-85) 3. STATE INCOHE - 19fl?-90 3.1 Incoae al current prices fis. crore 180121 (0) 346994 (Q) 3.2 Per capita income at Rs. 4075 (Q) 4252 (Q) current prices 4. AiaiCULTURE: 4.1 Cropping Intensity - X 112 126 1986-87 Uonld.) 3 4 5 4.E Net cropped area per Ka 2.ft8 2.53 cultivator 1986-87 4.3 Percentage of gross X 19.50 31,43 irrigated area to gross cropped area 1986-87 4.4 Area under principal cropsJ 1989-90 (Based on final forecasts) a) i?ice *000 Ha 1183 42177 b) Wheat *' 248 23457 c) Jowar " 2343 14948 d) Bajra " 514 10890 (contd.) 1 2 3 4 5 ToUl cereals '000 Ha 5908 103285 r) Total pulses " 1A32 23222 g) U U l food^rains 7 5 « 126507 h) Groundnul " 118A 8707 i) Colton " 687 7331 j) Tobacco " 56 421 k> Sugarcane 240 3405 4.5 OuUurn of principal crops 1989-90 (Based on final forecasU) a) Rice OOO H.T. 2377 74053 b) Uheat M ta? 4965E c) Jcwar H 1625 12915 d) Bajra o 283 6620 e) Total cereals M 6592 158012 f) Total pulses II 537 12615 (contd.) 1 Z 3 4 5 g) Total foodgrains '000 M.T. 7129 170627 h) Groundnut 940 8026 i) CoUon '000 bales M 7 11414 j) Tobacco '000 n.T. y? 564 ki Sugarcane lakh K.T. 176 2226 5. ANIHAL HUSBANDRY - 1962: 5.1 Total livestock 'OOO 24680 419545 5.2 Total cattle 11300 192453 5,3 Total buffaloes II 3648 69784 5.4 Total sheep and goats II 9339 144017 5.5 Total horses and ponies 11 24 899 5.6 Other livestock H 369 12392 5.7 Total poultry M 12097 207739 5.8 Tractors 30 519 (coi\td,l 3 4 5 h. FORESTS: 6.1 Perrenlage of area uii4fr 2 16 22 forests to total reporting reporting area 17Bi-fl7 7. INDUSTRIES AND 7.1 a) Working factories No. 5655 1767^? (P) 1986 b) Aversge daily effiployne ’000 387 7795 (P) mbi?) 7.2 A) Value of Output 19SA-& fls.crore 5 W 133041 IP) b) N«t value by M 1H90 25522 (P) »3t\ufacture - 1966-67 7,3 a) GQvern»6(\t auvi Mon- Ho. 7484 1555W tP) Government Stock Coapa- nies at vork as on 31st March, 198fl (contd.: b) Paid-up capital as on Rs. 226 44124 (P) 31st March, 1988 crore 7.4 Value of Mineral Output - " 205 1A436 i Output - 1990 fl. ELECTRICITY - 1968-89 (P): fl.1 Elecricily generated Million 9262 215565 (excluding nuclear) Kvh 1.2 Towns and villages No. 26733 45549KP) electrified . BANKING - MAfiCH 1990 Banking Offices of Mo. A227 Coiiiinerciai 6anks KZ Population per Bank Office '000 12 14 (P) '.3 Deposits vith Scheduled Rs. crore 6218 172759 (PI Coimiercial Banks’ 1. KfiRWTAKA STATE AT A GLANCE - COHPARISON HITH INDIA (corjld.) 3 5 9.4 Advantes by Scheduled fts. c/ore 7476 113592 (P) Commercial Banks 10. CO-OPERATION 19B6-87 10.1 Primary AgrituUnral No. 4712 11R501 Credit Societies 10.2 Pri»ary Non-A^ricuUural No. 1500 2 2 Z m Credit Societies 11. TRANSPORT AND CWWJNICATlOtn 11.1 Tot^l Railway Length Kis. 3055 62211 19S9-90 (contdj 1 2 3 4 5 11.2 Total surfaced roads Kts. 80057 868380 (As on 31sl Harchr 1?8fl) 11.3 Total length of higways N 13167 1492551 1 2 3 4 5 11.9 No. of Telephone '000 270 5115 connections - 1988-89 Note: 1) The population figures of India exclude population of areas under unlawful occupatioD of Palcistan and China where censu could not be undertaken. 2) The popuUtion figures of India include projected figures of Assam where census could not be held owing to distruted conditions prevailing there. 3) The figures of wain workers; marginal workers, non workers, scheduled castes and scheduled tribes popul- tion and literacy of All~India are exclusive'of Assdn. 4) The total length of Highways includes National Highways Stale highways, other P.H.D Zilla Parishad, Village Panchayat and CD/Panchayat Samilies Road. For Karnataka, Roads includes incharge off all tlanagenents. 2. AREA WJD POPULATION 2.1 Area, Population, Density etc. Particulars Unit 1971 1981 Percentage Census Census varia tion 1 2 3 4 5 Area 000’ Sq.Kft. 1918 1918 - Population 000' 29299 37136 26.7 Hales 000’ 14972 18923 26.4 Feitaies 000' 14327 18213 27.1 Number of, females per 1000 Bales No. 957 963 0.62 Rural population 000' 22177 26406 19.1 Urban population 000' 7122 10730 M.7 u Particulars Unit 1971 1981 Percentaqe Census Census varia tion 1 t 3 4 5 Literates 000' 9235 14283 54.7 Rural 000' 5572 fl198 47.1 Urban 000’ 3W.3 6085 66.1 Literacy rate I 32 38 Uorkers 000* 10179 14744 46.8 ftgricuUural Labourers 000’ 6791 8877 30.7 (including cultivators) Non-workers 000* 19120 22192 16.1 Density ' Per sq.kft. 153 194 26.8 Schedule Castes 000* 3S50 5595 45.3 Schedule Tribes 000’ 231 1825 690.0 2.2 Population by Age-group 1971 1981 Age-group Po[mlalion Percentage PopuUtion Percentage 000* lo total 000' to total 1 2 3 4 5 0-14 12435 42.4 14679 39.5 15-19 2677 9.1 3692 10.0 Z0-Z4 2355 B.O 3280 8.6 25-29 2126 7.3 2908 7.a 30-39 3541 12.1 4433 11.9 40-49 2652 9.0 3413 9.2 50-59 1724 5.9 2235 6.0 60 and above 1786 6.2 2459 6.7 not slated 3 Neg. 37 0.1 Total — > 29299 100.0 37136 100.0 1971 1781 Population size of No. of Popula No. of Popula Uwfts towns tion (in tovns tion tin thousands) thousands) 1 2 3 4 5 1. 1,00,00 and above' 12 3655 17 6294 2. 50,000 lo 99,999 9 598 11 691 3. 20,000 lo 49,999 38 1095 fc4 1903 4. 10,000 lo 19.999 99 1357 100 1472 5. 5,000 lo 9.999 fib 3E9 42 308 6. Belotf 5,000 Zi 88 16 62 All classes— > 230 7122' 250 10730 Census Piiblicalions. 3. CLIMATE AND RAINFALL 3.1 Temperature at Selected Centres (in degrees centigrade! 1985 1986 1987 Location of ------Observatory Highest Lovest Highest Lowest Highest Lowest 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Bangalore C.O. 37.0 13.0 36.4 13.0 36.8 12.7 2. Bangalore HAL 36.4 11.0 35.8 12.2 26.5 10.4 -3. Yelahanka lAF 37.1 12.5 36.6 11.7 37.2 11.1 4. Belgauit City 40.2 12.2 39.8 10.4 38.3 11.1f 5. Saaibre (Belgaun) 39.3 11.0 38.8 10.6 38.8 10.2 6. Bellary 43.4 15.0 34.4 14.0 43.7 13.4 7. Bidar M 41.2 14.4 40.5 12.0 40.6 12.8 B. Bidar lAF 41.0 12.1 41.2 9.6 40.5 10.4 WD N0.1564/F2 (in degrees centigrade) 19M 19S9 Location of Abservatory Highest Lowest Highest Lowest 1 8 9 10 11 1. Bangalore C.O. 36.0 12.0 36.3 12.4 2. Bangalore HAL 35.6 10.1 36.5 10.0 3. ^eUhanka lAF 35.6 11.7 37.0 10.9 4. Belgaui City 41.2 11.0 39.4 10.7 S. Saibre (Belgauftl' 40.0 9.6 38.2 11.6 6. BelUry 43.6 11.0 44.0 11.0 7. Bidar K 42,4 12.6 43.2 12.4 S. Sidar lAF NR NR 3£.8 11.0 (in degrees centigrade) 1985 1984 1987 Location of ------Observatory Highest Lowest Highest Lovest Highest Lovest 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9. Bijapur 13.7 41.9 12.4 41.9 10.2 10. Baglkot 42.0 12.0 41.8 11.1 41.8 13.1 11. Balehonnur 35.fi 13.2 36.4 11.0 37.4 9.0 12. Chiknagalur 35.0 13.5 35.5 12.0 37.0 11.5 13. Chitradurga 38.1 14.«1 39.3 13.3 39.4 11.6 14. Bajpe 39.8 19.1 36.6 19.5 38.9 18.4 15. Panatbur ( W 38.1 16.0 35.1 18.8 37,1 18.3 16. Gadag 40.8 14.1 39.2 13.0 40.4 11.8 17. Gulbarga 40.8 14.1 39.2 13.0 40.4 11.8 18. Hassan 35.0 14.1 36.0 12.6 35.5 12.1 zo 3.1 fcBperature at Selected Centres (contd..) (in degrees centi9rade) 198fi 1989 Location of Observatory Highest Lowest Highest Lovesi 1 8 9 10 11 9. Bijapur «.9 12.9 42.4 13.1 10. Baglkot 42.8 8.2 41.8 11.2 11. Batehonnur 36.0 8.6 35.5 8.5 12. Chik»agalur 36.5 11.6 35.5 13.1 13. Chitradurga 38.0 10.4 38.1 12.3 14. Bajpe 36.5 18.4 36.4 18.1 15. Panatbur f W 34,5 18.4 35.5 18.0 16. Gadag 41.0 12.9 40.2 12.1 17. Gulbarga 41.0 12.9 45.4 13.4 IS. Ha^san 35.0 11.8 35.4 12.2 (in degrees centigrade) 1985 1956 1987 Location of Observatory Highest Lowest Highest Lowest Highest Lowest 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 19. Hadikeri NR 29.0 9.2 33.4 8.8 20. K.G.F. 36.2 12.4 36.1 12.3 36.7 11.5 21. Handya 37.0 12.3 3S.0 13.5 38.5 12.1 22. Hysore 36.0 14.5 37.0 13.5 37.5 12.5 23. Raichur 43.0 14.0 42.0 12.0 43.0 11.0 24. Agutbe 35.2 7.7 38.0 7.7 35.0 6.5 25. Shiioga 3B.fi 15.2 34.8 13.0 38.0 11.0 26. Tumkur 37.fi 15.2 37.2 13.7 38.0 14.0 27. Konnavar 35.5 19.4 36.0 19.4 37.3 16.0 2fi. Karwar 37.5 15.5 36.0 17.0 37.0 16.2 29. Shirali 36.1 19.6 38.3 18.3 34.6 22.1 (in degrees centigrade) 1988 1989 Location of Observatory Highest Lowest highest Lovest 1 8 9 10 11 19. Ma'dikeri 34.0 7.5 30.4 7.8 20. K.G.F. 37.0 12.7 37.0 11.7 21. Mandya 38.0 11.0 NR 22. Mysore 37.0 11.5 36.5 11.5 23. Raichur 44.5 13.0 44.0 15.0 24. Aguinbe 34.0 8.7 33.5 8.7 25. ^iitioqa 3t.4 iO.O 39.0 11.5 26. Tufflkur 36.6 13.2 37.0 12.5 27. Honnavar 35.8 16.9 36.2 15.7 26. Karwar 35.9 17.1 37.3 15.7 29. Shirali 35.1 17.8 36.1 16.8 NORMAL & ACTUAL AVERAGE RAINFALL (Based on 176 Taltik Hqs. K.G's) IN MMS NORMAL ACTUAL 3.2 'Norial and Actual Average Rainfall (in MSI Seasons Cold Hot South- North year veather weather Uest EaU period period toonsoon ionsoon Total (Jan to (March (June to (Oct to Feb) to Hay) Sept) Sept) 1 2 3 4 5 b Norital Rainfall 5 138 847 199 1189 (1901-701 Actual Average Rainfall 19M 10 151 993 178 1332 1985 7 life 793 134 1050 1986 19 85 904 201 1209 1987 1 86 737 323 1147 1968 3 151 1071 69 1294 1989(P) - 80 819 100 1007 3<3 Number of Rainy Days Nornal Actual rainy days Months Rainy Days » 1985 1986 1997 1?8f 1 Z 3 4 5 6 January - - 1 - - February - 1 1 - Harch 1 1 - - April 3 3 2 1 5 May b 4 4 5 4 June 10 11 12 10 8 July 14 11 9 8 14 Augusl 12 11 9 12 14 Septtiber 9 a 9 8 12 October A 5 5 10 3 Hove»ber 4 2 5 5 1 Detenber 1 - 1 2 ■1 Total--- > 57 58 61 b?. » 1901-70 average. 4.1 OistribuUon of land Holdings (operational) by Size Holdings in thousands Area in thousand hectares Particulars 1970- 1976- 1980- 1985- 71 77 SI 86 1 2 3 4 5 Marginal (Below 1 Ha.) Kuiber 1081 1274 1489 1792 Area 54? 638 733 866 Swll 11-2 Ha.) Nudber 840 888 1057 1293 Area 1221 1319 1543 1889 Seti41ediua (Z ~ 4 Ha.) Nu»b«r TBS 816 918 1035 Area 2205 2286 2572 2879 4.1 DisUibution of Land Holdings (operational) by Size (Concld.) Holdings in thousands Area in thousand hectares Particulars 1970- 1976- 1980- 1985- 71 77 81 86 ------t Z 3 4 5 Hediun ( 4 - 10 Ha.) Number 632 662 646 Area 3792 3B58 4018 3681 Large (tore than 10 Ha.) Nusiber 219 199 183 153 Area 3601 3254 2880 2364 Total Nuffiber 3551 3811 4309 4919 Area 11368 11357 11746 11879 Holdings receiving irrigation Nu»ber 960 926 1154 1245 Net irrigated area Area 966 1123 1212 1457 LAND UTILISATION M -S 6 W -87 87-M 88-«9 89-90 NET AREA SOWN FOREST C D OTHEB OM-COL. LAND FALLOW LAND EH3 NA FOB CDtriVKTION Category 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 86 87 -88 89 90 1 H 3 4 5 6 1. total geographical 19050 19050 19050 19050 19050 area according to village papers Z. Forests 3057 3061 3061 3071 3074 3. Area not available 19i>2 1963 1975 1981 1982 for cultivation a) Barren and unculti- 804 801 801 800 799 vable land b) Land put to non- 115a 11A2 If 74 1181 1153 agricultural purpose 4. Other un-cultivated 1975 1966 1919 1870 1B64 land excluding fallov a) Pereanent pastures 1164 1156 1135 1103 1100 and other grazing land Category 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 87 -88 89 90 1 Z 3 4 5 6 b> Land under iiscel- 342 351 326 319 317 laneous tree crops and groves not inclu ded in net area sown (} Cultivable waste 46? 461 458 448 447 3. Fallow land: 1M4 1525 1359 1626 1422 a) Fallow land other 466 417 417 405 403 than current fallows - b) CuTTenl faUov^ W i 1108 942 1221 1019 b. Net area sown 10172 10533 10736 10502 10708 7. Area sovn tore than once 974 1288 1510 1318 1407 8. Total cropped area 11146 11821 12246 11820 12115 4.3 Area under Principal Crops Uhousand hectares) Crops 1986- 1987- 1968- 1989- 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 .6 ------1 Food Grains: (a-^b) 7225 7862 7600 7294 7556 a) Cereals and otillets 5641 6205 5826 5668 5909 1. Rice 1096 1166 1048 1238 1183 2. Jovar 2318 2640 2465 2106 2339 3. Bajra 447 485 470 464 514 4. Haize 167 226 205 255 253 5. Ragi 1109 1175 1116 1150 1167 6. Sm II Millets 255 242 255 217 205 7. Uheat 249 271 267 238 248 b) Pulses 1584 1657 1774 1626 1647 8. Bengalgraa 191 230 243 187 224 9. Tur 420 445 463 497 482 Crops 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 04 87 83 8? 90 1 2 3 4 5 6. 10. Greengram 17? 230 221 225 201 11. Blackgram 73 72 62 68 87 12. Horsegran 504 463 334 282 414 13. Other pulses 217 217 451 367 239 11. Oil seeds: 1879 217H 2724 2306 2265 14. Groundnut 1012 1034 1056 1281 1194 15. Sesanun 184 1E8 163 200 152 1i. Castor 2? 29 28 28 27 17. Other oilseeds 714 981 1477 797 892 111. Other crops? 18. Cotton 674 414 476 654 697 19. Sugarcane 171 181 H03 239 265 20. Tobacco 47 47 44 56 50 21. Chillies (dry) 149 143 127 142 152 22. Coconut 206 207 213 220 226 PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL CROPS Thoosond tonaes 3000- 86-86 86-87 87-88 88-69 87-90 ^RICE {OsA61 ^T08 (11113 QSODNDNDT • In tBTmt oi oati ft Crops- 198S- 1986- 1987- 1988- 198?- d6 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 I, Food Grains: 5789 7339 6280 6733 7058 a) Cereals and ii]lets 5300 6752 5612 6271 6512 1. Rice 2028 2315 1877 2523 2373 2. Jovar 13^ 1914 1594 1546 1611 3. Bajra 208 250 252 208 281 4, Haize 398 576 510 677 709 S. Ragi 1128 1461 1147 1087 1331 6. Stall Hillets 77 100 107 95 82 7. Uheal 105 136 125 135 125 'b) Pulses 489 587 668 462 546 8. Bengalgraa 61 69 102 62 75 9. Tur 179 199 209 143 182 10. Greengran 50 51 78 88 70 11. Blackgrai 23 20 25 22 26 Crops I'JK- 1966- 1987“ 1966- 1959- 86 87 88 • 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 12. Korsegram 91 182 128 63 139 13. Other pulses 85 46 126 84 54 Oil seeds: 981 1254 1495 1371 1386 14. Groun<[nuV 4 679 726 902 979 933 15. Sesanui 33 35 77 78 49 16. Castor 20 26 22 25 24 17. Other oilseeds 249 467 494 289 380 Other crops: 18. Cotton «« 508 450 554 919 887 19. Sugarcane 14111 14373 17875 18682 21088 20. Tobacco 33 37 34 41 35 21. Chillies (dry) 44 42 36 42 43 22. Coconut 3 10590 10663 10969 11346 11665 « in terns of nuts in shells. «t intents of bales of lint of 170 kgs each, a in lakh nuts. (in k^s/hectare) Crops 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 86 87 88 89 90 1 i 3 4 5 6 1. Rice 1948 2090 1886 2146 2111 z. Jowar 616 763 681 773 725 3. Bajra 489 542 566 471 576 4. Haize 2508 2677 2618 2794 2953 5. Ragi 1070 1309 1062 994 1200 6. Uheat 447 528 494 598 532 7. Tur 448 472 476 304 397 8. Bengalgrai 334 406 443 345 351 9. Greengrai 254 298 373 412 368 10. BlackgrM 420 355 417 341 326 WD N0.1564/F3 (in Vgs/heclare) Crops 19B5- i m - 19ft7- 19W- 86 87 88 89 1 2 3 4 5 12. Groundnut (pods) 706 740 899 804 13. SesaKum 276 291 495 410 14. Castor 748 918 814 910 15. Cotton (lint) 135 195 208 251 16. Sugarcane (in 84 83 93 82 tons) 17. Tobacco 734 825 812 845 18. Chillies (dry) 297 296 297 292 19. Coconut (nos.) 5150 5142 5253 5149 4.6 Area and Production of High Yielding Varilies of Crop? (Area in ’000 hecUres) (Production in 000' M.T.) Crops 1965- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. Ricef a) Area 687 775 691* 886 845 b) Production 1561 1869 1494 2027 1960 2. Jowar: a) Area 543 683 618 500 626 b) Production 735 995 750 730 834 3. Bajra: a) A n a 227 265 267 262 346 b) Production 139 153 182 154 225 4. Uheat: a) Area 52 67 64 64 65. b) Production 55 78 61 73 74 5. ilaize: a) Area 153 213 192 239 241 b) Production 374 543 494 654 684 6. Ragi: a) Area 833 874 840 910 1012 b) Production 944 1219 964 934 1267 LIBRARY & DOCUMENTATION CEKFRfc National TnsCitu'e of liducatioQal Planning wnd Administration. 17-B, Sri Aurobindo M arj, N^w D tlhi-li00l 6 D O C . N o ...... ^•:r-...... —— D a te - ...... 4.7 Index Numbors of ftgrieuUural Production (BaseJ Triennium ending 1969-70=100) Cfffps WfijM 19S5- 1986- 1967- 1988- B6 87 68 87 1 2 3 4 5 6 I. Food Grains: a ) Cereals and tillels: 1. Rice 27.43 112.5 128.4 104.1 139.9 2. Jovar 13.78 89.1 125.8 104.7 101.6 3. Bajra 1.35 123.1 147.9 149.1 123.1 4. Maize 0.91 372.0 538.3 476.6 632.7 5. 5.77 188.0 243,5 191.2 181.2 b. Saall Millets 0.90 58.3 75.8 81.1 72.0 7. Wheat 1.93 77.9 100.0 91.9 99.3 Total cereals --> 52.07 117.3 146.2 120,7 139.8 bl Pulses? 8. Gra* 0.95 87.1 127.1 145.7 88.6 9. Tur 1.65 132.6 147.4 154.8 105.9 4.7 Index Numbers of Agricultural Produclion Iconcld.) (BaseJ Trienniu* ending 1969-70=100) Crops Ueight 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 86 87 88 ,89 1 2 3 4 5 6 10. Other puhes 2.75 95.8 115.0 137.3 98.5 ToUl pulses — > 5.35 105.6 127.2 144.2 99.0 Total food 'grains --> 57.42 116.2 144.4 122.9 136.0 11. Oil seeds: 11. Groundnut 9.19 108.1 115.6 143.6 155.9 12. Sesanuft 0.40 194.1 205.9 452.9 458.8 13. Cdslor sesiis 0.20 133.3 173.3 146.7 160.0 Total Oilseeds — > 13.59 135.5 149.9 173.3 1S1.9 III. Other crops: 14. Cotton 3.79 157.8 139.8 172.0 265.4 15. Sugarcane 12.89 156.6 159.5 198.3 207.3 16. Tobacco 1.17 194.1 217.6 200.0 241.2 17. Chillies (dry) 1.35 137.5 131.3 118.8 131.3 ALL COMMODITIES - > 100.00 133.1 155.3 148.6 167.2 Sourcp 1985- 19B6- 1987- 1988- 1989- Si) 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. Canals 7348 7996 7655 8456 8408 Z. Tanks 2420 2592 2580 3241 2815 3. Uells 4371 4492 4764 5129 5197 4. Tube veils 41B 747 999 1350 1527 5. Other soruces 2173 2337 2536 2741 2975 Tolal — > 16750 18164 18534 20917 20942 ?rcenlaje of net 16.5 17.2 17.3 19.9 19.8 area irrigated lo net area sown NET AREA IRRIGATED BY SOURCE Lakh Hectaras S CANALS ^ IKND WELLS ^ TUBEWELU OTHEB SOQBCES 4.? Gross Area Irrigated by Crops (Thousand hectares) Crops 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 86 87 88 89 90 pi ■ iTNlS Ice 624 711 605 818 737 h i X 63 76 68 84 81 Nar 145 186 164- 167 186 igi 106 111 117 102 94 aize 136 181 158 1?5 196 ^ir cereals 32 44 36 44 48 M nillels Total “ > 1106 1309 1148 1410 1342 llses 51 66 79 65 70 ^rcane 170 179 201 238 264 Iher food crops 159 160 169 193 184 L_------(Thousand hectares) Crops 19S5' 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 87 flft w89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total food crops 14ft6 1714 1577 1906 1860 Cotton 171 76 102 154 177 Others 355 457 597 546 542 All crops--- > 2012 2247 2296 2606 25/? Percentage of gross 18.0 19.0 18.7 22.0 21.(1 area irrigated to gross area sown (Thousand H.T.l FerliUsers 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 198?- 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. Awnoniuin Sulphate 4& 40 43 56 51 Z. Urea 399 384 375 600 543 3. Cdlciun Amoniun Nitrate 21 32 35 39 39 4. DiaononiuB Phosphate 159 146 156 254 341 5. Muriate of potash 83 84 90 117 162 6. Super Phosphate 74 67 54 57 60 7. AsAoniuR Chloride 4 2 2 3 2 8. Rock Phosphate 16 23 29 42 34 9. Sulphate of Potash 4 5 5 4 h HZ (Thousand n.T.) Fertilisers 1985- 1986* 1987- 19M- 1989- 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 10. N.P.K complexes a) 19!t9:i9 51 58 46 54 48 b) 17J17:17 106 127 109 142 82 cl 15J15M5 59 69 69 94 71 >1) 14528M4 9 a 4 I - e) 1E!32M6 4 3 8 6 5 f) 10:26:26 21 24 56 35 25 9) 28:28:0 1 -- 2 N h) 20:20:0 87 107 115 140 93 16:20:0 50 45 27 47 39 Particulars Units 1985- 1984- 1987- 86 87 88 1 2 3 4 5 1. Area under Mulberry '000 Ha 182 137 140 I. Sericultural Villages Nos. 14131 14500 14742 3. No. of sericultural In '00 fanilies a) Directly engaged " 2220 2330 2650 b) Indirectly engaged " 3240 3400 3430 4. Governient Silk Faris Nos. 105 105 105 5. Governaent grainages " 82 78 78 Licensed seed preparers H 659 i3? 674 7. Chawki Rearing Centres II 1700 1700 1700 8. Technical Service Centres M 150 150 150 9. Government Cocoon Markets 43 43 49 4.11 SericuUur? and Silk Industry in Brief Iconld.) Particulars Units 19fi8- 1989- 89 70 1 Z b 1 1. Area under Mulberry '000 Ha 141 146 Z. SericuUural Villages Nos. 1552E 16593 3. No. of sericultural In '00 fanilies a) Directly engaged “ 2630 2940 b) Indirectly engaged " 3100 3130 4. Governftent Silk Far»s Nos. 93 95 5. Governsent grainages " 78 77 6 . Licensed seed preparers " 661 641 7. Chawki Rearing Centres " 1B11 l^lli S. Technical Service Centres " 150 150 9. Government CocDon tiarkets " 51 5i Particulars Units 1985- 1986- 1987- 86 87 88 1 2 3 4 5 10. Cottaje Basins Nos. 2334 2566 2800 11. Filature Basin; n 5450 6670 7250 12. Charakas H 13670 13750 13870 13. Production of disease fios. in 1669 1704 2019 free layings lakhs a) Cross breed II 1587 1649 1970 b) Bivoltine ft 82 55 49 14. Hysore Race Cocoon 19133 18098 18736 Production 15. Production of Cocoon (4 42674 44374 47219 (Reeling) 16. Production of Silk M.T. 4300 4671 4971 17. Quantity of rav-silk H 2854 2888 2983 transacted in Govt. Silk Ex-changes 18. Value of lots transacted Rs. in 12802 12937 15839 in Silk Ex-changes lakhs Particulars Units 1988-89 1 9 8 ? 4 1 2 6 7 10. Cottage Basins Nos. 2800 3941 11. Filature Basins p 7250 15342 12. Charakas " 13870 2603 13. Production of disease Nos. in 2003 94j free layings lakhs a) Cross breed " 1950 8 ? i b) BivoUine ” 53 54 14. Hysore Race Cocoon " 1935^ Production 15. Production of Cocoon " 50515 577H1 {Reeling) 16. Production of Silk M.T. 5317 6076 17. Quantity of raw-silk If 3303 3431 transacted in Govt. Silk Ex-changes Id. Value of lots transacted Rs. in 20^ 23201 in Silk Ex-changes lakhs SI. Type of Unit 1985- 1786- 1987- No. Production 86 87 88 1 2 3 4 5 1. Timber a) Rose vood Cubic Hts 4728 5010 7590 b) Teak wood 00' Cubit Mis 114 122 165 c) Other kinds of 000' 139 166 120 tiffiber Cubic m s 2 . Pulpvood. - do - 208 234 183 3. Plywood QO ’ Cubic Mis 487 302 224 4. Hatchvood Cubic Hts 8055 1184 823 5. Sawn tiinber - do - 2077 728 307 b. Timber in round 00‘ Cubic Hts 306 402 454 pole 7. Fire wood 000’ Cubic M U 499 785 445 8 . Bamboo 00' M.T. 688 329 405 9. Sandalwood M.T 2049 1426 948 SI. Type of Unit 1?88- 1989- No. Production 89 90 1 2 6 7 1. Tikber a ) Rose vood Cubic Hts 5076 5735 b) Teak wood 00' Cubic Hts 74 85 c) Other kinds of 000' 850 910 timber Cubic Hts 2- Pu]pvoo6 - do - 42 17 3. Plywood 00’ Cubic Hts 54 54 4. Katchvood Cubic hts 399 63 5. Sawn tiiber - do - 240 182 b. Timber in round 00' Cubic nts 440 616 pole 7. Fire wood 000' Cubic Ills 447 473 8 . Bamboo 00’ M.T. 467 530 9. Sandalwood ff.T m i 674 (Rs.in lakh) Vear Sandal Tiiber Firevood Bdiiboos Hise- Total wood and cella- charcoal neous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1?S5-86 180 «77 408 95 476 5636 19S4-a7 25 WS5 429 159 615 5313 1987-B8 35 4197 289 127 589 5237 ^958-89 62 3350 299 183 745 4639 19B9-90 ai 3612 412 160 877 5142 Foresl Deparlsenl. WD N0.1564/F4 Category 1?83 1990 Percenlaji (P) Variation 1 2 3 4 I Livestock: 1. Cattle a) OKen 4043 3552 -12.1 b) Cows 3934 3662 -6.9 ' c) Young slock 3323 2962 -10.9 Tolar (1)---- > 11300 10176 -10.0 2. Buffaloes: a) He-buffaloes 275 234 -14.9 b) She-buffaloes 2026 2255 10.2 c) Young slock 1347 1546 14.9 Jotdl (El ---- •> 3648 4037 10.7 3. Total Bovines: a) Hales 6042 5281 -12.6 b) Feiaales S906 8932 0.3 Total (1) + (2) --> 14948 14213 -4.9 LIVESTOCK & POULTRY Lakht O ffT L E BUFFAK>ES SHEEP fiOAT OTHERS POUURT I96S l!990(P) Category 1983 1990 Per(PPtage (D Var iatjnn 1 I 3 4 4. Sheep 4792 4727 -1.4 5. Goats 4547 3(139 n.5 b. Horses AToonies 24 19 -20,8 7. H'lles 2 1 -50,0 8 . Donkeys 4S 36 -25.0 9. Camels N N 10. Pigs 319 304 -4.7 11. Dogs 1468 1779 21.1 Total t3 to 10) --- ) 24M0 24968 '4.5 II. Poultry: 1. Ducks 190 92 -51.6 2. Fowls 11886 15531 23.5 3. Other poultry 21 • 71 23.8 Total--- > 12097 ■ 15694 29.7 (Nuffihers) Category 1985- 1966- 1987- 19&a- 1989- 87 88 89 90 1 ? 3 4 5 6 1. Veterinary f{o?piUls 33 33 31 33 33 2. Veterinary Dispensaries 492 495 475 545 3. Rural Veterinary Dispen 653 653 653 653 753 saries 4. Veterinary Aid Centres 55 55 55 55 55 5. Mobile Veterinary CUnit 123 137 137 163 164 6. Artificial Inseaination 607 607 607 607 607 Centres Total---- > 1963 1980 19S0 2006 2157 Catf'jjry Unit 1977 1733 1 2 3 4 5 1. Ploughs In lakhs 29 34 2 . Carls In 000* 677 83& 3. Sugarcane Crushers a) Operated by paver In 000' 10 5 b) Uorked by Ullocks 1) 10 12 4. Water lifts v&rked by ('ersian 22 14 wheel or Rahats 5. Irrigation puftps- M H a) Operated by Oil Engines 89 70 b) Operated by Electric Motors '* M 235 b. Tractors including Power Tillers ** 14 30 7. Ghanies In 00’ 15 15 B. Others In 000’ 2604 6717» Livestock Census Publications. (lAt'h litres) SI. Location of Dairy 1985- 1986- 1987-• 1988- 1989- Nn. 87 80 89 70 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1, ,^) P'lngalore Dairy 921 1038 1171 } 714 818 b) hothtrs Dairy Bangalore 279 309 444 > 2 . Mysore 256 269 297 306 331 3. Hcindya Produtl Dairy 179 224 277 391 391 (fiejjalagpre) Kudi’je (Kodagu) 41 46 71 - - 5. llass^n 132 149 201 222 226 6. Tunkur 172 263 340 337 333 7. Dharwad 191 258 392 125 125 4.17 Hilk handled by Dairies (concld.) (Lakh litres] SI. Location of Dairy 1785- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- No. 86 87 SS 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 fl. Belgauio 54 100 137 95 93 9. Gulbarga 47 72 93 63 78 10. Shinoga 33 70 99 125 138 11. Hangaiore 45 81 100 64 73 12. Bijapur - - - 46 63 13. Raichur > -- 49 79 14. Kolar - -' 724 798 Karnataka Co*aperaUve fiilk Producers Feiiaralion Liiiited. 4,Ifl Ti'ih C-itrh in Hur»af?(S ft ValuP in lakh Rs.)' 51. Category 1985- 17R6- 1987- 1988- 1989- No. 66 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 - -7 1. Fish calch 1. HacVerals! a) Quantity 337 213 •122 161 852 b) Value 1488 940 606 852 1547 Z. Sir dinet a) Quantity 661 83 375 324 256 b) Value 722 143 764 728 486 3. Cat fish! a) Quantity 40 57 25 39 11 b) Value 110 1f>7 97 1?9 41 4.IS Marine Fish Calch fconlrt.) {Quantity in Hundred H.T. i Value in lakh Rs.) 51. Category 19B5- 1986- 1987- 198A- 1709- No. 86 87 88 89 90 2 8 9 10 11 12 4. Shark: a) Quantity 16 16 12 17 12 b> Value 79 95 ao 126 89 5. Seer fisht a) Quantity 1? 17 13 13 10 b) Value 117 143 131 123 109 6 . Others: a) Quantity 934 1132 750 919 720 b) Value 2769 3349 3126 3436 2-1&9 7. Total (1 to i) a) Quantity 2007 1518 1297 1473 1861 b) Value 5265 4B37 4606 5396 4761 4.18 Marine Fish Calch (concld.) (fluantily in Hundred M.T. ■i Vfllue in U' h R 5.1 SI. Category 1985- 19rti- 1987- 1968- 19f‘7- No. P6 B7 85 8? 70 13 14 15 16 17 II. Fishing Industry So«e Sailent Facts 1. Fishing Yards (No.) 28 28 ?8 28 26 H. Fishing nets (No.) 19075 21294 24461 21664 22087 3, fishing boats (No.) a) Mechanised 3131 3132 3200 3252 3730 b) Non-nechanised 17154 11734 11979 12004 11%0 Deparlsienl of Fisheries. (Hundred H.TJ SI. Particulars 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 1q. 87 88 69 90 1 Z 3 4 5 6 7 1. MarkeUed 1214 857 756 804 1018 2. Cured 409 387 Z2Z 216 350 3. Reduction 68 18 57 89 100 4. Frozen 69 70 64 82 60 5. Canned 3 3 20 24 46 &. Used for miscellaneous f)b 48 49 88 160 purpose 7. Used for »anure 178 135 119 170 127 Total--- > 2007 1518 1297 1173 1861 f.Q 5. INlWPTRIESi niHrnAL «ID rOVlEH S.1 Regislerpfi Factories and Farlory En[ilo)'w"nl (Factories in No. Edplojftfnt in hurnJreiJO NIC factor 19C5- 19«6- m : Code Industry ies & 86 87 Ho. 1 Z 3 4 5 £0 i ttaniifActure of food products Fact. 23W 2396 24? 21 ffflpt. 854 873 721 2E Kanufaclure of beverages, Fact. 152 154 tobacco and tobacco products E »pl. 102 <03 10 23 Manufacture of cotton text Fact. 978 990 1M iles Eapl. 1002 M03 Uff 24 Hanufacture of vool, silk £ Fact. 2214 2201 2« syftlhftic fib/’e textiles £»pt. ?71 205 21 Fact - Factory, E»pt - Efflplnymenl. (Factories in No. Employment in hundreds) NIC Factor 19&8- 1989- Code Industry ies & 89 90 No. Enpt. 1 2 3 7 8 SO i Kanufacture of food products Fact. 2573 2573 21 Eflipt. 944 930 22 Manufacture of beverages, tobacco Fact. 156 148 and tobacco products Empt. 89 86 23 Manufacture of cotton textiles Fact. 1005 978 Eftpt. 1123 1111 Z4 Manufacture of wool, silk and Fact. 2194 2181 synthetic fibre textiles Eftpt. 216 213 3,1 Registered Factories and Factory FBploynenl (conl4J (Factories in Ho. Fi»p!oyi»enl in himdrfils) NIC Factor 1785- 1906- 19S7- Code Industry ies f- 8/. 87 No. EBlpts 1 2 3 4 5 k Zk fUnu(aclufe of textile pfod Fact. Ilk, m 32 ucts(including wearing apparel Fmpt. Hi 1/.1 1? other than foot wear) 27 Hanufacture of wood and wood Fact. 1085 1109 in'! producU, furnilMfe & Uxlure? Eapt. 317 3ZZ m 28 Manufacture of paper and Fact. 695 912 paper products Eifipt. , 342 347 345 29 Manufacture of leather ( lea Fact. 37 43 52 ther producVs <%xtepl repairs) Empt. 14 18 27 30 tlanufacature of rubber, plas Fact. 280 313 322 tic, petroleui t, coal products Empt. 92 105 11’ (Factories in No. EAploynent in hundreds) NIC Factor- 1988- 1989- Code Industry ies « 8? 90 No. E»pt. 1 2 3 7 8 26 Manufacture of textile products Fact. 362 382 (including wearing apparel other Enpt. 253 282 than foot wear) 27 Hanufacture of vood and wood Fact. 1189 1212 products, furniture and fixtures Enpl. 331 329 Z& tlanufacture of paper and paper Fact. 920 887 products e«pt. 352 349 29 Hanufacture of leather i leather Fact. 56 64 products (except repairs) E»pt. 30 35 30 Manufacature of rubber, plastic, Fact. 337 336 petroleufli and coal products Enpt. 1H1 121 (Factories in No- Ei«ploym»nt in hundreds; NIC Factor 19&5- i m - 1987- Code Industry ies 8^ No. Eftpt. 1 Z 3 4 b 31 Hanufacture of cheoiral and Fact. 373 100 404 theftital products texcept Fff-pt. ??7 242 245 product or petroIeuRi & coal) 3? ttflniifacture of non-ielallic Fact, 457 57R 582 iKineral products E«pt. 353 381 m 33 Basic «etal and alloys Fact. 2iO 415 industries Eftpt. 401 40f 34 Hanufacltire of ietal products Fact. 530 538 551 i parts (except nachlnery i Fppt. 190 ?08 21' transport eqiiipaent) (Factories in No. Enployaent ifl hundreds) ac Factor 1988- 1969- lode Industry ies & 89 90 <0. Eipt. 1 Z 3 7 8 31 Manufacture of cheiiicai and Fact. 423 423 cheiical products (e»(cept product Eipt. 251 251 of petroleuA and coal) 32 Manufacture of non-ietallic Fact. 593 600 ftineral products Eipt. 402 399 33 Basic letal and alloys industries Fact. 436 444 Eipt. 412 412 34 Manufacture of aetal products and Fact. 570 559 parts (except sachinery and trans• Eipt. 224 216 port equipaent) W D N 0 . 1 5 6 4 / F 5 (Factories in Ho. Enploypient in hundreds) NIC Factor 1985' 1986- 1987- Code Industry ies & 86 87 8? No. Empl. 1 2 3 4 5 6 35 Manufacture of machinery, Fact. 511 562 566 machine tools and parts E«pt. 1018 1028 1044 (except electric nachinpryl 36 nanuFacliire of electrical Fact. 380 388 426 Kachinery^ apparatus, appli Enpl. 1064 1085 1121 ances and parts and supplies 37 Manufacature of transport Fact. 1H4 122 123 equipnent and parts Enpt. 722 726 723 38 Other ftanufacturing indus Fact. 196 205 293 tries E»pl. 93 102 106 40 Electricity Fact. 99 101 101 Eipt. 120 139 139 (Factories in No, Employxnt in hundreds) me Factor 1988- 1989- Code Industry ies & 89 90 No. Eipt. 1 Z 3 7 .8 35 nanufacture of sachinery, lachine Fact. 603 593 tools and parts (except electric E»pt. 1050 1045 Machinery) 36 ■ nanufacture of electrical kach- Fact, 453 465 Inery apparatus, appliances and Enpt. 1133 1138 parts and supplies 37 Kanufacature of transport equip Fact, 127 132 ment and parts Enpt. 724 729 38 Ot^er aanufacturing industries Fact. 297 300 Enpt, lOfl 110 40 Electricity Fact. 101 97 E»pl. 137 5.1 Regislprp.! Factories and Factory Einploysenl (conld.) (Factories in No. E»ploy«ent in hundreds) ^IC Factor 1985- 1786- 1987- iooe Industry ies & S6 87 38 ^Q. E»pl. 1 2 3 4 5 6 ()as sni Fact. 3 4 4 Entpt. 2 3 3 •12 'vurk; and su^{>Iy Fact. 13 13 13 Effipt. 3 2 3 />] ^'^alesale trade in fuel, Fact. 4 4 7 ch^sicai;, perfu^iery Empt. 1 1 2 ceramics anJ glass 62 Hfiolesale trad? in wood paper, Fad. 7 7 7 olher fabrics hide and.skin Enpt. 1 1 1 and edible oils 63 Whole<:3 le trade in all lypfs Faa. Z 2 2 of •n;?chinery equipments incl Ernpt. 1 1 1 uding transport & electrical e<]uipient (Factories in No. Enploynent in hundreds) NiC Factor 19M- 1989- Code Industry ies i a9 90 No. Empl, 1 2 3 7 8 41 Gas and stean Fact. 4 4 Eipt. 3 3 42 Mater vorks and supply Fact. 13 12 Enpt. 2 2 61 Wholesale trade in fuel, cheei- Fact. 7 7 cals, perfusery ceraRics and glass Enpt. 2 2 62 Wholesale trade in wood paper, Fact. S 8 other fabrics hide and skin and Empt. 2 2 edible oils 63 Wholesale trade in all types of Fad. 2 2 idchinery equipients including Enpt. 1 1 Transpprt and electrical equipnient {FatloifS in No. Employment in hunrlreds) NIC Fatlgr-- 1985- 19&6- 1?&7- Code Industry ies i 86 87 88 Ho. Empt. 1 2 3 4 5 b 68 Retail trade in others Fact. 12 12 i? Eifipt. 3 3 3 70 Land transporl Fact. 3 3 3 Eppt. 2 2 2 73 Service incidental to Fact. 7 7 7 transport E«pt. 5 5 5 74 Sroragp anfS warehousing Fact. 13 15 15 E»pl. 4 3 3 92 Education, scientific ond Fact. 8 8 8 research services E»pt. 3 3 3 (Factories in Ko. E«ploy»ent in hundreds) NIC Factor 1988- 1989- Code Industry ies & 89 90 No. Eipt. 1 Z 3 7 a 66 Retail trade in others Fact. 12 12 Enpl. 3 3 70 Land transport Fact. 3 3 Eipt. 2 2 73 Service incidental to transport Fact. 6 11 Ekpt. 4 9 74 Storage and warehousing Fact. 15 13 Eipt. 3 3 92 Education, scientific and Fact. 8 fi research services Eipt. 3 3 (Facloies in flc. Enplcyai^nt in hundreds) NIC Fatlor- 1985- 1986- 1987- Code Industry ies t 86 87 88 No. E*pt. 1 Z 3 4 5 6 93 Health and n^dkal services Fact. 2 2 2 Ei»pt. 3 3 3 95 Recreaticnal and cultural Fact. 6 4 5 services Eftru 1 1 1 % Personal services Fact. 14 20 23 Empt. 3 4 5 97 Repair services Fact. 259 234 236 E»pl. 217 219 ?23 99 Services not elsewhere classi* Fact. 15 16 17 fied Euipt. 5 8 9 Total--- ) Fact. 11i84 12095 12436 Effif't. 7597 78?fl 8033 (Factories in No. EftployMnt in hun NIC Factor 19M- 1989- Code Industry ies & 89 90 No. Eipt. ■ 1 2 3 7 8 93 Health and nedical services Fact. Z 6 ERpt. 3 5 95 Recreational and cultural services fact. 5 5 Eipt. 1 1 96 Personal services Fact. Z6 26 Eapt. 6 6 97 Repair services Fact. 239 239 E»pt. E24 221 99 Services not elsewhere classified Fact. 17 21 E»pt. 6 10 Total--- > Fact. 12762 12753 Eipt. 8169 8169 Note! The inforitation furnished refers to all the factories registered under Section 2ni(i) and 2b(U) and V i i W o( the Factory Act 1948 vhich actually worked during the year. Chief Inspector of Factories and Boilers. 5.2 R?5« U of Survey of h d u 5Ui«s Factory Sector SI.No llpn^ Unit 1985-aA 1966-07 2 3 4 5 1. No. of faclories Nos. 5456 5655 2. Fixed capital ft; in crores 2291 2554 3. Working capital N 872 1030 4. Invested capital 3i95 4006 5. Horkers 000 287 293 6. Employees t« 376 3?7 7. Uages to workers Rs. in lath 353 390 8 . Total enoluaents l» 594 646 9. Value of fuels consumed II 338 398 10. Value of materials consulted II 2726 3101 11. Value of total inputs 11 3425 3927 12. Value of products i» 4194 5069 13. Value of output M 4788 5439 14. DepriciaUon u 191 223 15. Net value added II 1172 1290 Annual Survey of Iniiuslries Reporlsf ractf'fy *'ofinr» rnif-ii -i' n-- Particulars Unit 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Iron and Steel a) Pig Iron ‘000 M.T. 36 6 10 14 45 b) Steel ingots " 251 254 255 275 87 (billets and slabs) () Finished steel “ 349 391 406 441 68 2. Sandal Uood Oil M.T. 49 3B 18 3 « 5 3. Cement ‘000 M.T. 2242 2816 2747 3353 3153 4. Sugar " 480 518 660 749 760 5. Paper 175 199 187 194 194 6. Vanaspathi " 6 7 7 12 13 7. Cotton yarn " 52 63 63 61 64 8. Cotton cloth In Ukh R.T., 952 966 897 715 58E 9. Electro procela- '000 5 8 7 7 6 in products fl.T. Note: * Production was nil froii April 19&8 to January 1969, n SI. Particulars 1985- 17&6- 1987- 1968- 1989- No. 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Coapanies at work a. Public 626 703 761 817 877 b. Private 5426 6068 6723 7643 8421 c. Total 6052 6771 7484 8460 9298 2 . Caapanies gone into liqui dation and struck off a. Public 1 1 6 b. Private 41 12 17 7 37 c. Total 41 13 17 8 43 3. Nuaber of-coapanies regist ered during the year < a. Public 54 63 37 30 52 b. Private 6fl9 66& 685 949 826 c. Total 743 729 722 979 878 Note: * Nuaber of toapanies excludes the nunber of coapanies transTerred to other slates and nuaber ot companies transferred froa other states. "oqistrar of Coapanies. 5.5 Loans Sanctioned by Karnataka State Financial Corporation SI. Particulars Unit 1?85- 19W- 1987- 1988- 1989- No. 86 87 8a 89 70 1 1. BeTiefitiaries No. 4775 4710 5053 6178 7M1 2. Loans a. Sanctioned Rs.in 104 112 126 145 18& crores b. Disbursed " 68 90 105 125 M7 c. Over dues at the " 34 40 54 66 end of the year d. Loans outstanding ** 203 263 327 401 480 Karnataka State Financial Corporation. 5.6 Working of Karnataka St SI. Particulars Unit 1985- 1986- 1987-- 198S- 1969- No. 86 87 68 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 b 7 3 1.Beneficiaries Ho. 5i W 58 74 10« 2. Loans a) Sanctioned in lakhs E819 3081 3150 4017 6219 during the year Rs. b) Disbursed dur- - " - 2450 2400 2961 3081 4098 ing the year c> Recovered dur- - " - 1188 1726 1907 2263 3063 ing the year (prin cipal * interest) d) Outstanding as - - 6986 8456 10437 12343 14726 end of the year Karnataka State Industrial Inveitunl and Dev«UpA«nt Corporation Liaited. Minerals Unit% m i 1987 1 Z 3 4 5 1. MelUlic Ferrous: 1. Chronile OOO'H.T. 83 52 28 2. Iron Ore _ M _ 3739 7186 7377 3. Han^anese Ore 274 276 265 b) Non-ferrous 4. Bauxite - " - U 38 23 5. Gold In t(9s. 1637 921 916 6. Silver 63 43 42 U. Noi\-»eUiUt 7. Asbestoes H.T. 1228 883 1481 S. China clay OJO’M.T. 56 11 11 (Kaolin) 5,7 Mineral Production (conU.l HineraU 196S m 9 1 Z b 7 1. netlailic a) Ferrous? 1. ChroRile OOO'H.T. 35 23 2. Iron Ore _ •< - 8878 14607 3. Kan^an^^e Ore ^ iK ^ 290 b) Non-ftrrous 4. Bauxile - ” 20 26 5. Gold In kgs. 89B 731 b. Silvfr - " - 47 11 II, Kon-neUUic 7. Asbesloes M.T., 131fi 574 fi. China clay 000’ h:t. 10 17 (Kaolin) \\ Mir#rals Unils 1985 1^8i» i^87 1 2 3 4 5 9. Feldspar OOO'tI.T. 2303 1H?7 2C10 10. Kyanile • ” • 757 fl6? 77:1 11. Hagnesit# .. « - £0 22 12. Ocbfp 't (Yellov) 13. Quartz m s.T. 6c i n . BuiMtn^ HaUriaU 14. Dolaaite H.f 511« ’3j5 13. Hoyldinj sand m ' fiT. 81 f- 16. L i M «tohe ?^.7 4472 M 5 4 WD N0.1564/F6 5.7 Mineral Produclion (concld.) Hin*ral5 Units i78fl 1’?'!? 1 Z . b 7 I. Ftld^par 000* HJ. 1?72 1304 10. Kyarite - " 354 165 II. H-igtissiJ.P - " - 32 37 12. Ochre fl.T. 111. Building Haleriah 14. Dolawle M.T. 8373 4384 15. Hou’iding sand OOO'rt.T. 93 V 16. Lii< Jlonp 5341 5276 D»partft?nt of Hines and Geoli^gy. 3.fl InHex cf liin’r.-l Pr'jJ.icUon IP^se "pai iv?0-81-‘500i - • ———— ... 198*i- 1V&t- fli 37 8^ 3 I fi« u iiiC ' £9.0fi3 1C9.17 11^.61 a) ferro'is 37. !34 135.0? 165.34 ^75.26 ChroBite 115.60 115.76 S2.17 c. Coffer Or» i.l69 144.74 •J54.96 17?.ai 1. Iron Ore £14.274 <64.9i 2H0.02 237.40 i. ftengariese Ore 70.01 54.54 49.31 b> Ncrt'ferrc'is 73.05 69.03 69.39 5. 0.351 ?C.19 bi.TO 47.71 6. v-cM • 71.20 67.00 67.60 7. Silvtr 0.121 75.55 76.16 7^.49 5.S Indi-x Nurheis of Hi.’skffii Prod'ictiot> in n tii.) ir-i',e y?.ir v}ao-?i*ww liejjhl ‘Ml - B-J 'A 1 2 A 7 n«lall\c: P9.W? 1'C.50 a* f?rrr.js 3 M ? 1 W.7*. li'C.M i .'hroniti ?2.66 i?.5! ■. Coppv’f Off *.'99 1W. 8V Z?i.9 lrf»f» Or« 24.374 251.12 -/n.'l 4. !1.tn>jan£9e Dre v . m 50.6^ .■^3: b< Nor'-feri'oiis 51.94V 75.'iC bi.v 'j. (huKitp 41,?: 6 . Gclil 50.?!ifi 72. 7. £ilv?r 0. <21 b6S>^ 3.3 IfiJes of Mineral Prorfiiciion kontd.) (Base y«ar 1960-»5l=100) hine'als 1965- 1986- W 87- 8^ 87 8fi 1 H 3 » 5 il. Son-!flPUllif5 1,823 155.67 147.74 226.77 3. A:bn>lDS C.0^0 300.00 257.51 267.03 9. Kaolin 0.163 94.3S 117.64 10. Clay (o lh frs) C.030 i'i 19 14.08 - 11. Corurdu* <5.016 100.00 2I.54 - 12. fit* clay 0.022 170.«^4 206.?? 173.80 53. Syantle 0.01'J Z3.43 <70,rfi 175.38 14. H sg fsile O.BOt 303.49 256.83 405.08 15. Ochre 0.05A 167.93 174.89 218.41 16. Oiiarlz 0.602 11.05 44.07 80.67 17. S t e a U U 0.040 50.13 55.07 62.26 III. Di'iliiing tiaterials: 9.069 210.45 230.34 235.73 18. 3 o lo n iU 0.139 13.21 ' 74.90 14.75 19. Limeslanf 5.V?3 204.14 224.81 23i.V7 20, Moulding sanil 0.027 193.15 240.96 395.47 ftU aififfdis ----- > 100.000 110.11 120.89 127.01 b.S Inde.' Nuffik’rs iif iiir.oral Pi if” tctncU-i,) 1"50 51-iM)) flineral? 1'5?9 ? r ♦ ?0 1 Z h 7 II. Hon-siutslUc-’ z n . z ^ :^0 8. ftsl'pslos 0.010 2Z i,.2 1 9. KiaJin 0.1A3 ior\?7. i A . l h 10. CUy 0.030 - - 11. CcruDiiiiis a.016 - 112.31 12, fir e clsy O.OL'? 121.!;} 13. Kyanilp 0.011 14, Nagesi’.f 0,806 1 /7 .1£ 439,17 15. Qchre 0.05/, W ,0 3 227.37 Ifr. Oi-arl; 0.602 151.17 137.^7 17. StoaUta 0.0^0 ■J6.17 39.7C I I I . BuUiJing M a lffia h ’ E«0,14 265.5? IS, Dnlesiite 0.^39 r-’ .b'i 19. Lia«%U»?f 6.923 c78.7E ctc, "*0 20. fidiildiiQ 5dnd 0.027 3i1.09 m . r \ A ll ir.int»-sU — > 100.000 137.63’ )2£',?3 5.9 r.unsuatpUon of Petroleu* Product COOO H.T.) SI. lUft 1985- 1?36- 1937- 19fiC- No. 66 8/ 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Petrol 139 152 169 188 £15 2. Diesel 816 862 927 957 1019 3. Kerosf".e 329 354 389 413 432 1. LPG gas 59 71 81 92 103 5. Other petroh?u» products 355 499 36C 498 606 IndidTi Oil Corporal ion. Bharat Petroleui and Hin>1ustan Petroleu*. !i.<0 iiectricily - Itnlalled C»arily, Rsneration and CnnsTj'Fiplioft SI. u#.« 1985- m b - 1787- 19M- 1969- No. 56 87 S6 7Q 1 2 - 4 5 6 7 1. Iflstallet] rapacity of elfftricily ^pn^rating pl»;>t5 (W? 1) Hydro 2HC* ?.t;0 ?.tio 21 ThtrMi -iro «0 i:c 420 4?!) 3) Beth c":«:c ?5!0 ?530 H5'i0 2740 2 . EUctricily gettsritliori 7';9r> 7^: ?579 7263 1! loa KarnaUU El«clrscity Board. U n ttU) SI. Catpgory of 196i- 198/- 1988- ^89- Ho. consuniption bh 8? 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Cosestic m i 1457 1456 1521 1658 a) Heal and pov«r m 907 854 879 976 b) Light and Tan; « 7 5.‘)0 602 642 712 2. Couiercial Keat and stall power 159 180 107 198 225 3. Iitdustr’al pow^r 3575 3t17 3872 4667 5425 a) Lov 1 kediua voUa^s 552 552 554 692 773 b) High voltage 3023 3065 331(*. 3973 4A52 4. Public li^Ming 128 138 140 143 146 (street liglitsJ 5. Irrigation 18D3 2225 2477 2S48 3-J34 6 , Distributing licences 22 \Z 43 47 59 7. Public W'aier Morf.s A 55 (,.i A A Sewerage ruapirg 8 . Others (»iscellar.eou;l 19 14 • 21 r. Total consMifiion — > 7113 7734 i.H65 V445 10388 N.ole? ft = incliKle’l under ilea ICsi, Kafnalaka Eledricily PuaiJ. f.l'r-'U H j f / Cr.ij.'f-f 5 ■■V.- uS’T.OS' Cf. CsHtjO'y 'if m 17JJA' 'iw;- 1?f=- Ho. £c»i'i:np!. itifi HI, ly; aft • Js" w ( ?. 3 b , {> 7 r A « I'oRifstir: i i n ’•i & T 31:;:^ ZI/5 ar-l 5’t.all ptivfr 612 o62 B, Li?ht snil rani ao65 25^7 £-/51 P.743 Ji. Cc!r-serc»?lf :75 4r1 V/3 47? 1. Hp?1 jiPtl iiftaU pov.3' AA A A 2 , rrti Tans w - 421 47,3 m . iitdy'lria'i p<^n--»r! 17< , ^87 200 2)2 1. Low Pfi'l r.fdit'iit !3' '-/■d l-JS ?50 uollane 2. Hi^ii valiS'A? 0 ? . 2 t 5.1c Eledririty Ccr'uaers UtintidJ {TtiOJ'an SI. Cal^uory o{ t'JSo- \ % 1 - ^955- v;6?- fJa. consijTplK'n C', 87 e,i 39 ?0 ^ 2 0 4 5^ 6 t IV. LrrigaUwi t sgrvojl- s y ■ 5 % 63?. kl\ U Nfle: P. - iiicljded under !>jv and icediuA voltage. j = in c lu il’ s IP spts enlfrgised by h/s Ilul.keri PC C»-3;^praUvR Siicielies Lid. KarnataVa Eleclricily Baaid, 5.1!? Vill^t^es Elpclnfi"*} (tfinteis) SI. Parlicglais 19W- 1*^87- m r , y h No. W. 5/ m 47 S'O 1 2 . 3 4 5 A 7 t. Total niiftLef of H702 1 27024 ?7024 2;0?1 27024 vilUqf-s (as ftf 1781 Census) 2. Nu«ber of viHe^»s ?Mb7 25727 26^73 ♦ 2tW » electrified 3. ►I'uf.ber of pu^p i»lj 46V<. M71 !fli! 1:IZ\ i739 i;nef *» NolflJ • }. rts prr 1781 TerMi*, ,U1 the cities, tovp^ s.tf rev»riuf villa']»>E - i l l ; jo f.u U lio r* Kcv? f.eor: fle c lt ified t»r.d flfdarrd 100X sleclrifiet! a; or* 31-’ -0'^. 2. Oil of vill^;ies. 4'4 villages are terhsik, viilage; 5'jb-fti-i5eil snd 11 witli fr^rss.t arra rn.i IhiiS dfliifwing 10OZ e istlrifirslifln . !nrJi!-1e3 if' '?ts of iln'.keri., RE Co-opp'a*i.o Satjplic*' LtJ., fi'i»l?ri, Belgsi'ii DisUict. Kdrn?ULi Eisciricity VILLAGES ELECTRIFIED & PUMPSETS ENERGISED Tboasandt Lakhi VILLASES ELECTRIFIED PUMPSETS ENERGISED l8 5 -a « ^ S 6 - 6 7 EIZ) 87-68 ^ 88-69 ODIl! 89>90 ij 6. m ) CO-QTBlfltjOH i . f In»1ian CffitperciaJ sno foreiqn Bank: S I. P articu U rs 17K5 1936 1937 1903 19fiV Nn. 1. Ir.dian CoMnertial Banks 3714 3936 3 W 4115 a) Stheduled Banks 3912 3939 3992 4113 4227 iJ Ite tio tu lis e d 17?J 1795 1?V6 IflSt 1927 i t ) tlon-NalionAli&»d 423 423 423 431 442 i i i i SBI 2nd AssocUles 729 733 736 774 792 iv) Regipnal Rirral Banki 969 9M 1037 1057 1066 b) Mon*Scheduled Banks 2 2 2 2 2 Z, Foreign Banks 1 1 1 1 1 T o ta l------> 3915 3937 3995 4116 4230 i^ni^arvp Pank of In4ii». iu?. Cd op'ralivp fi^nk'. Vn, 5<»nl-s N:.of P»poi- fld-'’- Nn.ol Dep' P.lva- 3iiikj IUP5 nank« il< nc*? 1. 5latp Ci'>- o(>eral- I 129 111 ,! 15c 1/(» ive ftfex BarKs 2. St^te land ?bv»J- 1 - 5A 1 <2 o,«sr.t Bdi:*'; 3. Distric; Central IV' 270 30f' 1V 306 : (Rs. Torr:) 19P7-88 SI. Type or ------No. Banks No. of Pepos- Adva- Nf. rf Dtfos- ftJvi- Bank; its nets P^.iks its ores 1. Slalf Co- operat- 1 196 21* 1 Z75 259 ive Apex Banks 2. State Land Devel- 1 4 M 1 !> 99 op«ent Banks 3. District Central 19 349 527 19 399 5 M Co-operative Banks % IRs.tfores! 1>JP,7 90 SI. lyj.? (if tio . 9'»rik$ *'p. o f C'ppos- A>{'j i',s ‘ nrpi 1 ?. 1516 1,.' 1. Glt>t£ Cc 'jferat- 7'^V. IOC iv« r. fn^t? u.i.i D«vei- -5 ? K afiiCnl D-’.nls 3. District rei^tral 1S’ 3?l 41) Co-operalive G^nU Concerned 6.- 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 3 1. Nuffitisr of Bar^c No. 177 17’ 177 17/ i7? urfici's 2. Lo-in- dl AtlvariceC Rs.^n Ukhs 5723 A213 5?«V a?05 t?4'J hi f?eccv“.-ei1 - " - 1843 2Tre :-735 190/ t) OuUlandir.g - " - ^^348 ?3’88 c m ^ 32155 d) Overdue - " - ^3b3 ?^0=’ \-i72 233* 6ZH Re.jislrjr of Co-operalive Soc’.stic-s. W D N0.1564/F7 i.4 Hcfkiiig cf All Co-i*persUve Sncittie? fas on 30lh June of ea*.f> year) Si.' PsfluuUr* IMil I9K- 1957- h i ({&. fi6 H7 3f 1 V 3 4 6 7 1. A U Co-- prtsUve Hd s . 17514 2D 157 zo^si Si/Jielifc'- * 2 . Ke*her%hir in a M T;OC ?;o9 63-’9 M03 Cfi'uprativ? Sctjelies 3. Kor^;irrQ upi'.sl Ps.in M M 12 '.42370 153379 Ukh5 4. S^art *• . 2;^?9i ri065 ■imt |4 5, P»s»*’vs & otbe- ^ ’7163 165'*; ?7»<'0 21393 Funtfj w 'Vrkir^ uf fill Co-opfraUvtf Soc.d’ie' (a» un '01^. Jvn«. cf path year) {:onciu.) SI. Tarlic'^lars l/ni* 1V65- 19&6- 1987- 1986- No. 8/ 87 88 89 1 H 3 A •> b 7 6 . Dcrrotfings fror. a) Central Financ- Rs.in ) in^ Agents laVhs b) Governaent - " • > 47C(K 7£85? c) O'.hers - " - ) 7. Deposits 10379 11581 14751 1^528 8. PppuUtion 3S i>n Lakh Nos. 411 -110 42P. <136 1st Mar(h ■ 9. Nufflber of socipties 47 47 47 per Ukh of pofiulalun 10. Average working *?s. 13dO iy>7 1655 capital per iae Kot(i: * Total nuBiber of socie'.ie. excludec Urbaii Ranks, f'L: Banks ar.d Societies liquitialtd and urdrr ilquiaa’.i n, Registrar of Co-operative Socitlief. A.5 Co-Of>jraUve Sorieties by Typ».‘lu»;fcjr and Ple^bership (as on 30lh June cf eaitt year) {ffi*fli6er?hip in '000 working capilal in lakh Rs.) SI. C^Ugory 1964- 1963- 196^- 1967- 1988- No. 85 5/ 58 69 1 2 3 4 5 i " 7 I. Credit Societie; H SUte & C«itral Sodeties 3) Nuftber E1 21 21 21 b) He«6er>fiif 15 15 <5 15 15 fir» '000) c> Uorking capital 79906 9 « 1 0 107178 128052 1550 H (R^.in lakhs) mesbershif in '000 vori;ln9 capilai'in lakh RsJ SI. Cilfrgory 1984- W85- 1936- i987- 1988- »5. 85 66 87 88 89 1 Z 3 4 5 B Priftary SocieUes I) flgricuiUre i) iiWk'!j9T ;Si3 4777 4712 4685 4681 b) n(>KDership 4160 4092 4179 4258 «49 (in 'OOO) t) Marking capita! 39142 43429 48129 53H32 53569 (fts.in lakhi:) b.b lo-opr'fdtive Sociel4(Js by Type “ki'ber f^3«ber«iup la? or 3?^lh June c( each year' ) ifleal'err'ii; in 'OX wor>.in9 capi'.sl lakh Rs.' :>i. Calegpry 1?64- 1*iBr 19^.'’- No. 85 bb I? £8 R7 1 £ 3 b T II, Nor.-Aqriwllure 4} Nuaher 1547 ^.5>0/ •.500 '501 '.48' .‘i) Hetibers'ap •?lu 6^ (i n ’OO O J c) forking Co^ilal 6067 7010 ■^447 91=' (Rs.in lakhi? i.5 Co-op?ralive Societies by Tyn? liiutber and Heftbership (as on v^Oth Juiie of eatf; year) (conld.) (HenbarsMp in '000 working capita' in lakh Rs.) fil. Category 1964- 1985- 1966- 1W- 19£3' h. 86 87 6S 89 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 m . Grain Banl'i a) Nunber 162 164 168 186 156 t) Hcnbership 25 E6 26 31 27 (in '000> c) Harkinj tapilal 262 261 243 ?63 180 (Rs.in Uklts) 6.5 Ta (.'ppraXive bv Typr- Husiber aR'l ^f.'tbpr=^l; (ii5 on 30lfi June of (He?b?f5l'.ip in ‘COO worVing tapits) in 1 ilh B'.: SI. C3l?8ory 1955 I??-:,- W 7 - Nfl. 8') 8^ P 7 ?: c ? 4 s 7 1 fnttn''/ l.anj Dpvel.''p'»fr’l P.^mVs a) Nunber 177 17? 177 177 I7ll ns»btt%!iir 13()2 ^«12 H72 m \ S). Category 1?M- lOfi.j. 1957- 19£t- No. 8^ hi o7 £V 1 2 3 4 5 h 7 u. Non-Credit Soci#li> tOthf’ typ?5) a) Nuftter 4958 523^ 5005 W 5 3 5470 b) J^eibership \:SiO 1S51 liCI 1411 1799 (in ’000) c) !4orkin>j capital 50904 !-4387 50737 58417 ^ 4 (fts.in lakhs) Registrar of Co-operative Societies. 6.0 Losni Ail.arced by Co-operd‘iv8 Crfdil Societies :R:.. in UkhsJ ?tirli:ular4 m - 1V65- 19W- 198;’> 85 6k 87 39 4 2 3 4 u Advanc'd 21093 3»7£5 25525 :^4toC8 A^riciiltura} Credit 17c2? i'«29 19918 ;i6?8i u0377 Sccietiei Shorl-tci"» 14??4 14897 17786 25C10 2734C Hediu»-larn 28:^: 4i32 2132 1971 3037 Kon-A^ricuIVura't Crsdii i M 5607 7627 6760 oQCi«Ues )i£C3V(red 17^94 2124: i3i£S 3224*; l.3Ans outstan«{;n9 32^07 3t369 379S2 13132 «.6 i.?siij 'Jt’vtiiced by Co-cpefaliva C'wcfit Sn'ielics (conclil.) (Rs. in IsHs) r a . U w U r s 19SV- 1755- 1986- 19S7- I98e- B5 fi6 57 88 S« i fi}'icuHi:r;4l Credit 24541 27934 :?1303 30721 3M?8 ^{jfnes Shorl-lem 18106 ‘.8799 24513 29273 Hedius-tfirs 6133 9l3: S W 69!S 71&5 Hwn-fljrituUoral Crtdit 3545 4273 5066 7021 6674 liocieUtts Ovfrdues 11450 1243f ^3647 8681 14344 SI. Parliculars 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- Mo. 8A 87 »9 9£^ 1 1. llarVFts (No.) ?) tlain Mrkels 113 115 116 116 Hi h) Sub-wrltels 22^ 233 K i 281 ToUl 337 3 « 3iO 37c 3??! 2. Value of lurn-over in 1092 1H37 1W3 1729 ?C4^ crores of Rs. REGULATED MARKETS , , , RI. crow * 3500 2000 1500 1000 500 MARKETS VALUE OF TURNOVER I SS-M Ci2!ZI M -87 167-98 iIOD80-S9 ^ 89-90 M Turnovff of S«lecUi! AgricuIUril CoRsniiJiUeii - O w n U i y (Qadntity in thousand QuinUU) SI. CoflAoJii)' m b - 1966- 1767- 1988- 1989- *lo. 86 87 38 89 90 1 Z • 3 !> 6 7 1. Fo'jd^rains (1 to 8 ) 9W7 1C5U ‘3566 14465 154ci 1. Paddy 3 6 « 4H41 6415 M78 7170 2. flict 3097 28S7 3098 b m 3. 1411 IW 12W '?09 1036 4. 1319 1342 1«9 1034 5. Hh?ai i4L IK 1S6 167 m b. naize 639 933 d70 115C 7< Bijra IE? 169 2«3 )?9 213 8. Othi»r foodgrains 13 3? 62 4B 35 i.8 Ti.rnover of Seltctsi! fl'jrjcui’.ufal ' 3u9^li»y Uonld.' ■ \Q-nnVily ir. Ihoasfind <]-ii.U3ls) SI. CoiiciieJiiv 1765- 1? 8 i- 1W- 1'’ S8- 19891 No. 86 87 89 90 1 2 3 5 i 11.Pulses 1? to 11) 1Z42 1353 1419 K 7 i 1S13 9. Tur 54^. iH 4ftfl 483 583 10. Horsegran 7? 131 It*? 165 6? 11. BUckqran % 50 % 79 128 12. Gr CoMo^ily W85- 19B7' V’ &8- 19159- No. 86 8< tA «9 90 1 Z 3 4 b 6 7 16. GiT^gtlly m 219 232 266 170 i? . Mi^er seed r> 1b 10 17 19 £0. Sdffluver M» 101 96 62 120 21. Linseeii 32 4 4 n 10 22. Other oilseeds 188 443 575 650 f^9 IV.Fibre (23 to 25) 3345 2333 2811 4057 4029 23. CoUon iKapas' 31&7 2239 2713 y56i 4689 24, CoUoft UitiU 92 Ul 93 139 2?. Glhers - 2 1 3 1 V.Sfices (26 to 29) 7?6 855 972 1000 1143 26. Chillies 178 i % 232 187 245 27, Corria'ider 219 2C0 <76 158 225 Z&. P^ppjr b 6 7 8 12 29. Other %piv,es 3?3 391 537 647 6/.1 o.'j Turnovtr of Selerled AgrituUi^ral CcwsodiliPs - 9uanlily (cjncld.l (Quantity in thousaii'! quir,U)s> 51. CoMiodity 1985- i?S6- m : - !7®?- Mo. 87 6? 9') 1 n 3' •1 5 6 7 IV.rruiU af^-J V09el'iiilts 518" . 3c'77 51'!' 478? /C1? (30 tc rjij) 30. 'Uiiicn 3106 3f'V1 332? 4439 31. "O'.Sll 13/3 1607 1ovH 10^3 L?^C. i?.. rweet I'utatn 17? idti 211! t i l Vil.MisrpllancuiiS 61'i5 •57-:! 53'i 161 250 37. firccan*il5 ' 74S 876 1003 £•38 33. Others 7dl ■ 1;iS0 15^1' n i l 2351 Al) CofKT'Oflities - -/ 275i3 ZiiOV 3^0-®0 41406 N"{js Cotonul excludtd in S'jb-3ro;i() 1 ?11 cor.!Kt;JiliPS blal, Marketing Doj)arl»?nl. tvalu« in Rs. laVhs) 5U CQ(MQ4ily m i - 1766- 1767- 1786- 1787- No. &6 a? 88 87 •?o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Foodgrains (1 to 8 ) 22742 24251 34217 39326 45534 1. P«ddy 6S18 7787 13166 13531 16781 2 . Rice 1I31S 10734 13715 1838? 20270 3. Ragi 2327 1832 2111 2400 2055 4. Jowar 1632 2160 2419 2501 2607 5. Hh.eal 410 385 526 524 682 &. Haize 507 1036 1748 1675 2471 7. Bajra 206 244 378 231 379 6 . Other foodgrain tl 71 84 81 71 WD NO,l564/F8 (value in Rs. lakfis) SI. CoNRodity 19B5- 1986- 1987- 1988' 1989- No. 86 87 88 89 , 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ll.pylses (9 to 14) 5024 6189 7520 8621 13597 9. lur 2015 3434 3273 3014 3932 10. Morse^ra* 163 246 294 378 253 11. Biatksrda 411 222 432 446 759 12. 6r»eiigf3M . 1098 1118 2102 2138 2209 13. Bengalgraiii 643 444 616 1188 1106 14. Other [Hilses 692 725 803 1457 5338 Ill.OilsMds (tS to 22) 14053 16605 28277 27190 27239 15. Groundnut 11735 ' 11593 18625 20317 19269 (in ihelU) 1&. Groundnut seeds 116 . 99 233 866 804 17. C«sUr seed% 96 139 375 220 21B 6.9 Turnovfr of Selected figricultural CoModities - Value (conU.) (value in Rs. lakhf) 51. Coiwodity 1985- 1986- 1987- 1788- 1989- 1o. 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 IS. Gin^elly 866 1928 2284 1850 1675 IS. Higer seed 86 110 1^9 20. Safflower 402 473 541 411 616 21. Lin%eed 81 21 28 47 64 22. Other oilseeds 713 2266 6127 3369 4414 IV.Fibre (23 to 25) 17313 14674 30239 36470 42517 23. Cotton (Kapas) 15656 13894 29375 35098 40649 24. Cotton (lint) 1657 775 859 1363 1863 25. Others - 5 5 9 6 V.Spices (26 to 29) 7260 9218 10822 10003 10168 2&. C h illie s 2339 1826 2679 4197 3009 27. Corriander 1919 2599 1942 900 2248 28. Pepper 221 438 305 296 459 29. Other spices 2781 4353 5896 4610 4452 (value in Rs. lakhs)- SI. CoModity 1785- 1786- 1787- 1988- 1989- No. 86 87 88 87 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 —------———— —------Vl.Fruits and vege- 6549 5686 8577 6621 11197 tables (30 to 32) 30. Onion 3956 1776 5722 4743 6733 31. Potato . 2443 3513 2512 1670 4258 32. Sweet potato 150 177 363 208 206 Vll.Miscellaneous 36607 47081 43661 44698 52086 33. Jaggery 7354 12814 8755 9436 13594 34. Tatarind 1184 2229 3315 729 905 35. Coconut 3147 4064 4362 5411 4347 (Lakh rtD.) 36. Copra 3672 6173 5436 4408 4765 37. Arecanuts 18128 17207 16M7 18764 18713 38. Others 3122 4592 4906 5950 9562 All CoModities >> 107730 123704 163333 172931 202340 Karketing Oepartnenl. 7. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT 7.1 Industrial DispuUs SI. P articulars U nit 1985- 19«6- 1987- No. 66 87 88 1 2 3 4 5 b I. Strikes a) No. of strikes No. 22 23 54 b) NOi of werktrs involved •00 71 90 203 t) No. of landyas lo st 2305 979 5204 11. Lockouts a) No. of lockouts No. 5 5 16 b) No. of vorktrs involved •00 4 77 56 c) No. of Mndyas lo s t 2701 1181 3196 SI. Particulars Unit 1^88- 1789- No. 89 90 1 2 3 7 8 I. Strikes a) No. of strike s No. 38 18 b) No. of worktrs irtvolved •00 161 47 c> No. of Mndyas lo st 21^2 663 11. lockouts i) No. of lockouts No. 18 7 b) No. of workers involved •00 150 15 c) No. of Mndyas lost 92674 174 SI. Particulars U nit i W - 1986- 1987- No. &6 87 es ’l 2 3 4 5 6 III. Layoffs a) No. of layoffs No. 21 ?1 17 b) No. of wofkprs involved •00 70 156 7? c) No. of ftandyas lost 15M 3697 2712 IV. RfllrenthfuenU aJ No. of fa cto rie s e ff- Ho. 1 - 12 ectsd retrenchfisnts bl No. of wofl:prs •00 1? - 374 involved V« Closure a) No. of closures No. 1 7 b) No. of workers affp cle d fJf. 450 SI. FarticiiUrs Unit i?&e- nS9 {Jo. m . '?o . 1 ? 2 7 8 m . Layoffs a) No. of layoffs No. 13 7 b) Ho, af aforkers involved *00 39 2 c) Ho. of Etandyss lo9l 190 2b IV. Retr8ncl)ffi*'nts a) flo. of factories eff No. 5 1 ected retrenchnents b) No, of H^orkers '00 111 20 involved V. Closure al No. of closures Ho. 10 N il b) No. of workers affected No. 1870 N il 51. ParlifuUrs- U nit 1?S5- ivaA- 1737- No. 87 .68 1 2 3 4 5 h 1. No. of factories reporting No. 30 23 23 I. No. of leandays scheduled ‘ 000 17277 15302 8111 lo vork 3. No. of mandyas absent due to a) Sickness or accidents m 465 244 b) Social & re ligious m 10? 64 causes c) Other causes 1M3 2007 1063 iQ tal 2798 2581 1371 4. Absent^pis* X 16 17 17 SI. ParlicuUrs Unit 1998' 1989- No. 89 90 1 2 3 7 & i. fto. of fatlori?Si reporliTig Ho. 2^ 2^ 2 . No. of Aandays scheduled ‘ 000 1667:? 14193 ta work 3. No. of iiidndyds absent due to a) Sickness or accidenls 369 430 b) Social I religious 180 263 causes c) Dlhsr causes ?44 1278 Total 1493 1971 4. Absenteeistt I 9 14 i\. Particulars Unit 1785- 1986- 1987- lo. 86 87 R8 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. No. of plantations sub- No. 30 18 26 Billing returns 2. No. of mandays scheduled in OOO's fl3 ao 75 to work 3, No. of viandays absent due to a)‘Sickness, accident or 3 2 ?. nalernity i>) Social or religious causes 1 1 0 Otber causes 9 11 11 Total no. of inandays absent n 11 14 Percentage of abwnteeisffi X 17 16 IS lo total no. of mandays scheduled to work SI. Particulars Unit 1988- 1989- No. 89 90 1 Z 3 7 8 1. No. of plantations sutr No. 21 23 laitting returtis 2 . No. of iandays scheduled in OOO's 74 78 to work 3. No. of aandays absent due to a) Sickness, accident or 2 2 maternity b) Social or religious causees 2 2 c) Other causes 10 12 Total no. of nandays absent 14 15 4. Percentage of absenteeism I 19 19 to total no. of aandays scheduled to Mrk Note: Figures pertaining to various years are monthly averages. 7.< Trad! Unions Regist Meiiber- Year ered ship Trade (OOO's) Unions (No.) 1 2 3 1785 2476 479 1986 2589 513 1987 2855 534 1988 3062 1989 3139 NA Sl.No. ParlituUrs 19B5 198A 19B7 19ft8 1969 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Accidents (No.) a) Fatal 30 39 33 28 IS bl Non-fatal 13247 13032 10200 8028 7432 Total --- > 13277 13071 10233 8056 7450 2. Coipensated injuries (No.) 244 284 410 313 177 a) Deaths 139 149 105 157 80 b) Peraanent disabilities 72 99 162 78 93 c) Teiporary disabilities 33 36 143 78 < 3. Amount of coipensation paid for 4in Rs. OOO's) a) Deaths 2450 4339 4932 6197 4452 b) Pemanent disabiliVies 733 150 148 1496 12« cl Teiporary disabilities 62 66 152 166 641 Total --- > 3245 4555 5232 7859 63^ Itei 1 - Chief Inspector of factories and Boilers. IteB 2 i 3 Departeient of Labour. Sl.No. ParlicuUrs 1735 i m 1987 19ft8 198? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. No. of esUbiistaenU 207Z 2362 2155 2309 2309 siibniltin^ returns Z. Average daily no. of «o»en 323 536 407 341 321 eaployed in establistiients subtitling returns Chief Inspector of factories and Boilers. (llijnilred) As on 1st January 1985 19W , 1987 Category Ho. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Posts eiplo- Posts fMplD* Posts wplo- yees yees yifs \ 2 3 4 5 6 7 Group 'A' 95 7ft 124 103 139 115 Group '6' 21S 1S3 239 201 229 197 Group 'C* 3010 2734 3416 3072 3439 30?^ Group 'D' 1089 976 1022 929 1029 924 ToUl — > M 12 3971 4601 4305 4636 4330 (Hundreds) As on 1st January 19M Category Ho. o{ Mo. of tic. of »(>. ol PosU eaploy- Posts Pitploy- ees ees 1 B 9 10 11 Group 'A' 143 119 136 115 Group 'B' 267 235 227 202 Group 'C 2822 247)1 3006 ?^7 Group 'D' lOlfl 915 917 TotaJ — > A?Ad 3720 Mi3 3921 W D N0.1564/F9 SI. Parliculars 1785- 198i- 1988- No. 86 87 M 89 1. Municipalities il No. existing 243 * 243 • 172 « 172 « ii) No, sub*il)ing 241 241 144 1b6 returns 2. No. of eiployees in Mincipal- lities subaitting returns i) Scheduled Castes S997 8932 7044 19526 ii) Scheduled Tribes M 4 953 519 1 486 iii) Others 6888 7368 3747 ,5733 Total ----> 16529 17253 13310 14745 SI. Parliculars 1985- 1984- 1787- 19B8- Ha, 66 87 88 89 1 Z 3 4 5 6 ‘ 3. Corporations i) No. fxisting b 6 b b ii) No. of sutoiUing 5 5 5 4 returns • 4. No. of pRployees in corpor ations submitting returns' i) Scheduled Castes ?467 7589 9230 8465 ii) Scheduled Tribes 1156 1162 1258 1042 iii) Others 9010 91W 9460 9761 Total ----> 19633 W 1 9 19948 19488 Moles » Includes No. of CHC's, TfIC's, NAC' s, 5BS, i CB « One W C ts reporWd lo be not tunt\ioning. 7i9 Employaent in Plantitions SI. Particulars 1985 19fl6 1987 No. 1 2 a 4 5 PlanUUons Coffee and Tea a) Ko. of estates existing 1092 1319 1319 b) No. of estates submitting 376 324 372 returns c) Average daily number of 17865 16055 25057 workers (i to iii) i> Hen 10107 6995 11644 11) Uoaen 7654 8819 13376 iii> Chi]dren 104 241 37 51. Particulars 1968 1989 Nq . 2 6 7 Plantations Coffee and Tea a) No. of estates existing 1319 1319 b) No. of est^ites Sdtwitting 350 350 returns c) Average daily nunber. of E2!>27 HA wnrVprs li to iii) i) Men 11150 NA ii) l^often 11277 iii) Children 70 SI. Parliculars 1985 19G6 1987 No. 1 2 3 4 5 2. Rubber a) No. of estates 10 10 10 h) Total nurihfi of workers 2094 . 3095 3E1B eKployed 3 . CardanctA a) Nc. ef pstales d6 66 86 b) 1olal nuRber of workers 909 846 886 SBployed SI. Particulars 19fl9 )io. Z, Ruhiter 3 ) No. of estates 10 10 b) Total number of workers 2713 H918 etployed 3. Cardanos a) No. of estates 66 b) Total nuAber of workers 681 881 employed Departient of Labour. 7.10 Eiploynent in Shops and CoiMiercial Eslablish«enU (Thousands) CsMiercial Restaurants All eslabi Shops eslablishflients 4 Ihealrfs -shwenls leai Num Work Num Mori- Muri- Work Nua- Horl- ber ers ber ers ber ers ber 5fS 1 E 3 4 5 6 ■ 7 8 9 19H5 122 96, 32 68 9 56 163 220 1986 111 91 25 100 10 77 146 2M 1787 117 102 28 77 10 fcO 155 237 19ft8 121 101 ?.% 83 10 60 159 24fl 1989 122 103 28 82 10 60 160 245 Departienl of Labour, (Thousands) 1985-86 1986-87 1937-88 SI. Industry No. Pub Pri- Pub- Pri Pub Pri lic vftte U c vate lic vate 1 Z 3 5 6 7 B 1. Plantation and forestry 34 13 36 13 36 13 2. Mining and quarrying 24 4 24 3 24 4 3. Manufacturing 142 231 141 227 138 236 4. Construction 48 2 49 2 50 1 5. Electricity, gas and 43 1 44 1 44 1 water 6. Trade and Cowerce 78 13 79 15 83 15 7. Transport, Storage 125 4 131 4 135 4 and Connunications o- Services 425 81 439 85 445 89 9. Wholesale and Retail 8 24 8 25 8 26 Trade ------— w_. Total — > 927 373 951 375 963 389 7.11 Ruploysent in Ih? Orgsnispd Sertflr -» (cnncld.J (Thou«anii«) 17P.R-fi7 1789-90 SL Industry ------Ho. Pub Pri Pub Pri lic vate lic valf 1 Z 9 10 11 \l 1. PUntalion an^l forestry 37 13 38 17 I. [lining and quarrying 24 4 24 3. Kanutatluting 138 238 135 23? 4. Construction 52 3 54 5 5. Electricity, gas and water 45 1 47 1 b. Trade and Connerce 7. Transport, Storage 128 4 143 < and ComiHinications 8 . Services 4feO 91 467 9. Wholesale and Retail Trade 9 25 8 24 Total ---> 903 384 916 3«l * As per Oil reporls. Directorate oT EmplDynpnt and Training. NUMBER ON LIVE REGISTER IN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES I d OOO's UOO- 1200 1000 600 600- 4 00- 2 0 0 - 86-86 86-87 87-88 88-89 89-90 No. 01 Exhangos : 31 139 7.12 Eiployaent Exchanges Statisli cs SI. Ueo Unit 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- No., 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 b 7 8 1. Eftployncnt Nos. 31 31 3i 31 31 Exchanges 2. Total •000s 198 196 214 232 331 registrations during the year 3. Total vacanc Nos. 20730 18620 15930 19620 ies noUfied A. Total place- 13330 9220 8370 9050 1023 nenU eFfecled 5. Ho. of candi- ‘OOOi 954 1070 990 1083 1E49 .dates on Ihe live regisler al Ihe end of the year n o 8.1 ftveragp Daily Hfges Paid In flgricullural Labourfrs lin Rs.) SlNo. Parlitulars 1985 m > 1987 1988 19E'' 1 2 3 5 6 7 ------1. No.of centres covered 20 20 20 20 2 . WorVing hours B 8 8 8 y 3. Pry land i) Class A 9.07 9.80 11.22 12.72 14.1: ii) Ciass 6 8.53 9,23 10.50 11.82 12.96| iii) Class C 5.60 i.20 6,83 7.00 8.01 iv) Ciass D 11.00 11.25 12.63 14.38 15.t" 4. Hel land i) Class A 9.19 9.90 11.25 12.90 14.If ii) Class B 0.75 9.47 10.59 11.85 13.H iii) Class C 6.57 6.56 7.27 8.00 P.3! iv) Class D 11.99 11.'75 13.16 11.55 14.?'' HI fl.1 Average Daily Ha-j's Paid lo figricullural Labourers (toncld.) (in Rs.) SlHo. Parlitulars m ' y 1984 1987 1785 1989 1 2 3 4 5/*? i) Class A 9,42 10.16 11.14 13.34 14.71 ii) Class B 9.01 7.60 10.59 12.59 1^.84 iiil C U « C t).?3 7.34 7.4S 6.00 6 .% iv) Class D 11.99 12.77 14.65 16.83 17.88 Note: Class 'A* wurk includes plou9hiu9, di^qin^, harvcsUt'^, intercuUuring, irrigalion or watering and uprooting. Class 'B' work includes »Linuring, transplanting, weeding, reaping (harvesting, thrushing, vinnoving) and picking in case of cotton. Class ‘C vork includes cattle, sheep and go^l grazing Class 'D' includes harvesing in areca and coconuts, peeling of coconuts And arecanuts, triniiiing and spray ing in arecanuts and coconut gardens. 6.2 Average Daily Earnings of Labourers in Plantation ( R s ,l SlNo. Particulars 1985 i m 1987 1988 , 198? 1 z 3 4 5 6 7 1. Coffee and tea plantations a) Hen 9.35 9.35 9.35 9.35 9.35 b) Honen 9.35 9.35 9.35 9.35 9.35 c) Adolescents 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 d) Children 5.00 5.00- 5.00 5.00 5.60 2. P.ubber plantations a) Ken 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 b) Uosen 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 c> Adolescents 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 d) Children 6.00 b.OO 6.00 6.00 6.00 Notei The above wages are the notified wages under Kinisui • Uages Act. Departaent of Labour. 8.3 Consumer Price Index Humbert for Indiislrial Workers at Selected Centres (Baser 1960=100) SI. m b m i n&8 food General Food General Food General 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. Annathi 666 661 732 721 822 800 2. Bangalore 714 726 794 787 912 871 ■ 3'"' BelUry 673 6ai 695 707 820 804 V BhadravatM 704 743 752 801 893 918 Chikftagalur 629 643 668 684 771 &01 6. Davana^erf 677 709 729 759 819 •835 ^ Gulbarga 675 682 740 744 889 866 B> Hassan 68S 730 734 776 869 874 ------___ __ 8.3 Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers at Selected Centres (contd.) (Base! 19W)=100) 1989 1990 yi. Centre No. Food General Food General 2 9 10 11 12 1. AtMbathi S53 839 888 877 2 . Bangalore 181 « 164 * 181 # 164 < 3. eeilar/ K 1 817 621 834 4. Bhadravathi 933 971 933 1053 5. Chikeiagalur 628 B47 859 891 b. Davanagere 867 &&5 867 934 7. Gulbarga 972 945 972 920 8. Hassan 926 973 926 1029 6.3 Ceniuftfr Pius b'tls;/ inf !!»‘'«vlnai '.brV«r« al Selected Cpnlres Uontd.) fBase: ------— ...... SI. 19W) 19B7 IW. Food General Food General Fitod iieneMl ■ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 e 9. Hsriahara 689 73c 759 796 86'' SSO 10. Kolar Gold 675 670 754 734 Fields 11. Handya 662 667 708 70fi 81^ 12. Mysore 672 70fl 740 772- 85? 13. Kan^alore m 749 7ftO 786 933 905 (1758-5*?= 100) WD N0.1564/F10 8.3 ConsuKer Price Itldex Nunbers for Industrial l^orkers at C«ntf«9 (concld.) (Basf; i9AO=100) 1989 1990 Si. Centre ------No. rood Qtneral Food General 1 Z 9 10 11 12 9. Nariah«r4 ?11 920 911 975 10. Kdlar 6o U Fields 912 854 923 , 894 11. Haftdyi 857 853 857 943' 12. Hysor* 906 960 906 1011^ 13. 1W9 1004 1039 1C^ (1958-59=100) NotfJ ♦ 1982*100, INDEX NUMBERS OF WHOLESALE PRICES OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES Ba>« : 1942-53 ■ 100 2000 1500 1000 SOO CEREALS PULSES OILSEEDS GUR COTTON SPICES MISC ^ a6-S6 ^ &6-&7 ^ 87-&S ^ 8B-S9 U H l 69-90 8.4 I ii.Ipv fitii!it,Krs op UhoU'ialc Prit^j of A.}'iciillural. 1. f'"'’ C-iil’fri 17^5- m - i % 7 )?a9- 67 85 R9 90 ?. T 4 7 !\ 16.938 448 W 2 65!i S13 S61 PiC€ 3.5?7 m 702 727 927 ncr £. Hhi'3l 520 *5S7 525 561 %?. 3. Jw-M /,14 ^,e? 659 873 997 •. {‘-•’irs 576 5?0 598 475 Ra;i ■771 727 f^9 'W U. f i ' ) ?:i 115S 1319 1423 t. Graiii 0.50? 1005 «5ft IS/f' 1335 2. lu r 0.?21 9J7 iio:> 1576 1541 1625 3. Horseyraff. c 6t£ 5 K 47P :5e 9Z5 ■1. Gfppn'jr^tir, 0.30'/ 'C ii 700 1091 14? A !5:£ 5, niachj.'ac: 0.1?2 f.17 m 875 1050 1 6.4 Indent Nu»ber<; of Wholesale Prices SI. CoBftortiUes Height 1985- 1966- 1987- 1986- 1989- No. 66 87 86 89 90 1 2 •3 4 5 it 7 6 III. Oilseeds: 27.791 770 1217 1535 1228 U ?1 1. Groundnut l5.881 978 1221 1543 1230 1421 2 . Sesaput 1.265 876 117b • 1423 1120 1419 3. Castor 0.207 hbl 785 134? 1361 1143 4. BaUlower 0.43B m '26C 1553 1337 1S5Z; IV. Gur: 1.4rt -.047 1042 1*»9 '3M 1. Gcr 950 1M7 1C12 1109 Vim ____— ------_____ — ______8.4 Index Nuftbers of Uhotesale Prices of Agricultural CotAodiUes (conU.i (Base: 1952-53=100) lilies Heijhl 1985- 198i- 1987- 1988- 1989- v 96 B7 88 89 90 ! 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 jFibre! 21.069 525 433 509 562 739 1. CoUon 21.0i9 525 433 509 562 739 Condirenls 14.62 1149 720 979 1918 1484 and spicess 1. Dry chil 10.416 1390 799 1115 2464 1728 lies 2. CardatoBt 2.890 637 542 716 657 1097 3. Pepper 1.314 377 4B4 482 359 402 8.4 Ind^x Kunbers of Wholesale Prices of Agricultural CotsAodities (concld.) (BaseJ 1952-53=100) SI. CoModilles Height 1985- 1986- 1987- 1988- 1989- No. 86 87 88 89 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 VIl.HiscelUneous 16.174 815 811 816 892 893 1. PoUtoes 2.107 372 584 462 426 430 2. Onions 1.566 558 598 983 876 590 3. Arecdinul 7.156 1192 1027 919 1081 1188 4. Coffee 3.581 391 412 443 476 494 5. Coconul 1.764 904 1184 1429 1540 1324 All coModities 100.000 821 813 958 1065 1110 2 • Cs>**r^ PER CAPITA INCOME In R<. CURRENT PRICES AT 19eO-81 PRICES F - Provisional. O - Quick 6snmat«s CURRENT PRICES AT 1900-81 PRICES ? ' frovlMoaol. Q - Oaiek MtlmcrtM 7.1 Slatp IncQM and PsrcapiU lnc&;iiP al Current and Constant Prices ------Sl.jhrticulars Unit m i - 1969- 1989 NoJ -87 88 G7U J 90ir:) l/ H 3 4 ft 7 a ^ Slate Incoise al At cutieiit Rs.in 1C510 121E4 '’SfJO 1M<7 Ifai? prices cfcms b) ftl I'^BO 81 - - i m 7711 3,39 V(K>0 9:'E3 pric(>s 2. Percapila inco»i« a) Al current in Ri. 2364 £900 3?54 3767 <075 price? b) At 1980-81 - " - 1727 185£ ^909 2072 201? prices 9.1 Stale Incot-; a*id "j'fapi’j intne &l Ci'rren' and Cpnit?rc Prites IconclJ.) SI. Paflicuhrs iJi.l )?35- 1VV- 173/ ^’88- 1989- No. 5^ 87 *iO 1 2 3 1 ^ Q 7 9 S. hdex SUV* Income with 1900-31 a bas( year al Al (urrenl Indtx 17*- 207 ZP TSO 3'7 prices No. b) ftM900-81 - - 121 132 13? IS? IS prices 4. Index numbers of percapiU iitcoie wllh 19S0-81 AS base year a» Al current Index 161 18L ? M 237 255 prices No. b) fit 1980-81 - " - 108 116 120 130 132 prices ?.? Slate Inrc&if hy IniusU'al Origin tR*. in crof^es) tcfl'.-a? At ftl fti nirrfnl 1980-&1 prkes i 3 4 5 k ■ r.' <^c.ry S5'lo> (1 *.0 3R12 E7M 4i«3 314t V nj'irul'ure 3530 2612 1324 3C40 I: i-cresUy I lojoing 151 38 196 43 '• h;shitig 52 36 56i 32 Hiiiiofl S q'j^rryittg 7? 25 fl9 27 ' Sector (5 tc 7) E991 W 9 3243 ^910 ') f1>r,t,.fatlUMPg (rtib) ?102 1362 2294 1405 r’85jsierp,i i m •715» MM- 732 Oi- re^Hiered 962 650 \ m 673 ''•'■••.ns'r-jruon 35? 765 376 237 1£7 184 1H9 vat?r supply 9.2 Stale Income by Industrial Origin (contd.) (Rs. in crerei) 19S7'afl 19M-89 IP) SI. Industry At At At At No. current 1730-81 current 1980-8t prices prices piice^ 7 8 9 10 I Prinary Sector (1 to 4) 5029 3080 5902 3363 1) Agriculture 4725 2997 5607 3280 2) forestry & lo9ging 167 30 147 cli 3) Fishing 54 30 58 13 4) ftining i i^uarrying fi3 23 2* II Secondary Sector (5 to 7) 3137 2107 4618 24« 5) hanufacturing 2787 1625 3461 1900 a) Registered 1516 908 1893 1059 b) Un-regislered 1271 717 }568 a4t />) Construction 749 354 665 382 7J Electricity, 201 128 292 162 gas and vater 19R9-90 10) SI. Industry At fit Np . current 1980-81 prices prices 1 ? 11 12 1 Primsry Sector (1 lo 4) 6172 3357 1) AgricuUure 5S81 3?.70 2) Forestry 4 logging 139 e5 3) Fishing 57 39 4) Hiaing i quarrying 92 23 n Secondary Sector (5 to 7) 5157 2613 5) Manufacturing 3fl72 2028 a) Registered 2112 in; b) Un-regisl*red 17fcO 881 6 ) Construction 962 393 7) Electricity, 325 192 • gas and water supply (Rs.in corers) 1986-87 SI. Industry At At At At No. current 19IW--81 current I9SO-81 pr ices pnces prices prices 1 2 3 •1 5 6 III Tertiory Sector (8 to 13) 3707 2517 4216 2689 8 Transport, storage i 461 265 543 277 coeiAunication / a to d) a) Railways 31 12 32 11 b) Transport by 379 207 450 217 other Beans c) Storage 4 2 5 3 d) CoiAuntcations 67 44 56 46 9 Trade, Hotels 1322 915 1551 1014 and restaurants 9.?. InccM by IndusVrial Origin (contd.) (Rs. in trorei) 1987-88 17M-89 (PI A____ - _____ SI. Industry At At Al rtl «o. turrsnl 19flO-ai current prices frires f'fices prices 1 2 7 8 10 III TerVinry S«cl'.'f (5 U 13) 5194 5927 2 m A) Tra;i5port, sloraai K 6S4 291 m 311 (0Mi<;nicati3t) ( a to d) 3) RdDvriys 37 11 39 10 I* TraiiSi.fjrl by 501 231 547 250 t (R5. in crores) f'/r -?o m 51. Inducirv At Al (/o. furrer.t i9a0“ ji prices prices 1 2 1f I? III Tcrliory Stclpr (S to 13j h U \ 3353 3) Tf in'iDsrl, :lora^e A ae? W . fO'Tiunifa.Ucii i a Ip i) al SJiilweys Vr' 1C bf Trarfpiirl {.•« EM: alhfi' mears Sbraj? 7 3 q) Coii»iir,iralion« ZZb 50 V) Trade, Hnl;h cf')7 134« m d restaarsr.ti 9.Z Stalp Inroa? by Iriduslrial Origin Iconld.l (Rs.ir corfr?' A7 SI. IndttsUy Al A» fit No. ci:f'erii 198''-8i I'r' prices pric?s pntes fj 1 2 3 5 101 Banking «nd Insutantf ,530 318 579 11) R?al Mlali, cvfi^f- 376 313 3T? ship of dvelling & busin?ss lervicss 12) Public fidsiiniilralior 3-'9 £4''' 13) Other Scf-'ice? 619 401 71,< IV Slale IncoM (1 to 111) 105i0 707^ '.21?’ in crores) W37-88 1988-89 fP) SI. Indjslry ftl fll Al fll Ko. cuirenC 1760*81 current 1980-81 prices orices prices prices 8 10 50) Banking and insurance 695 355 807 395 11) Real esUte, owner 412 366 466 382 ship of dwelling t> business services 12) Public Ad«inistration 491 2A7 378 290 13) Other Services 946 519 1034 522 IV Slate Incoie <1 to III) 13870 8f39 16447 9000 •?.' GUt,e Incot? In\lu^lTval Ongin u (R5. in ' 51. !lrii*ti3l(y r-l Mo. tuirenl f r i r e s 1 2 11 10)1 a.id in»wiantp •T2A H?) Raai ?^’v3t?, ni'ncr- siiip'r.f ■ltft')lir'5 ^ s«rvu«i 12)) IV "l.’.U U ill' \>/D NO. 1564/FI 1 SI. Parlicui«fs '?»5- 19B6- *S8?" 17BS-«fO Ho. Bb a? w 55 as.. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A Hevenue accounli I Rtvenw f U Z ) 2013 2284 2557 2 9 M 3420 1. Tax revM'ji* (4+1) 1435 1613 1869 Z201 2564 a) Shaft of CMlral 35? 407 454 502 636 taxe^ e U y ‘ S U U tax re«nu* WS 1206 1415 1699 192& 2. fii5r.-tax r#v»iiui (a+b) 5/8 671 688 763 856 a) Grant-in~aid fron 22> 256 252 318 321 the cvntri # I'Vwr*'^' REVENUE St EXPENDITURE Rs. In Croras 6000 5000 4000 90QO 2000 1000 0 86-86 86-87 87-88 88-89 89-90 W B 5 V E N 0 E ^ EXPENDITOBE @ CAPITM, BECEI>TS CAriTfO, DISBUBSEMENT 9.2 P-ttfei'ijp ii-H Fypenrfilufp of S'.ate Governiieiil (P5. iri f f(ir?5' Si. f'dftirulari 1 i^-rs- '<’W- 1987- 1958- 1?89- ?0 Kq . 86 ■ m 59 R.E. 1 2 3 4 5 6 b) Clhff run Idx 357 41^ 436 M 5 535 rfven'jt U f.xMn'ii’.itre lU?) 2?05 ZW7 300? 34?8 B?vplc?«?rt e 51. Particulars 1985- 1986- 1987- 19fiS- 198')- tia. 66 87 88 89 R.E. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 H I Surplus{t)/Deficill-) '85^- 79 -110 -35 '63 or Revenue Account d-ll} , B Capital Account I Receipts (Het) f&87 1161 1663 1441 1432 il Disbursenents I'OO 1357 1S07 1391 1362 111 Surplu5(»/Defic- .387 -196 156 50 70 it (-) C Overall iurplus Of Defifict (>) 30c -117 46 IE 2 A i n + B ill Picture of Karnataka B'ldyet. p iililif Pj. lu-,- 1755- \ m - 1957- 19M- 19f?-90 No. PS 87 68 5? R.E. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Iiittfp?’. lebl Vi'} 49S 593 706 648 1' loa'>5 -snil 'iund* al h u U l )?ar: 3«3 411 476 610 731 h) Compf''):-''**’jn Von r 1 ? ■i 4 j L / H i Snail Savings, Provident ?.99 364 577 6'Ti Funa elc. Total Public Debt 2645 2190 3604 m . lltlUIIl) IV Amount due to Governaent 1) Loans and Advances 1511 17/1 1727 2005 2012 due to Governkents 2) inter State Sellie- __ aent3 V Total net debt out- 99 ^ 1074 1263 159<» ?234 Uandiny (I+iI+iII)-(iVI Piilufe ol Kar»aUka SI. Njidip of the sefufUy 1?85- 19B6- 1987- No. 66 87 88 2 3 4 5 1. Sev«n year National Saving Cerli* 12337 11938 10131 fiute 11 111 IV V VI issues (Net) 2. Tost Office Tiae Deposits 142 169 -S3 CuM'Uidtive (Net) 3. Post office savings bank 5338 2642 6144 deposits (Net) 4. Post office recurring de(>osils(Net) 1024 1958 2717 5. Post office tisie deposits(Nel) 4d08 -2827 -2470 6. Indira Vikasa Patra (Net) Nil 3212 6912 7. Other cerUftcates -541 -52 -209 8. Public Tfovidenl fund Schene \Wt\) 20b 317 95«> 9. Kisan Vikas Patra (Net) --- 10. Monthly Income Schew (Net) Ni] Nil 1130 11. New National Saving Scheme (Net) - - 495 OUi'r terlifitales -541 -52 -209 (Rs. in lalhs) SI. Naae of Ihe security IVfi'j- h\';7- No. 89 90 1 Z b 7 1. Seven year National Saving Certi m 3 ficate JJ i n IV V VI i s m s (Net) 2 . Post Office Tine Deposits -61 579 CuMulative (Net) 3. Post office savings b^nk 1236 '5605 Direrloratp ef Sir^ll ?avir-5s. # &> Fusl IMaf\ Si'ion'l FUn SI. neveloprifnt Hp.ids rrSI-^A Htt. E:'p*nd- flulUy it'i'f li'.if-’ €. f> 1. fti/rk'Jllitra! progra^r^i? b 0 3 123 - m i 2. Cn-'ntiif.-ilian ^nd Cuff^'^iinity 1y 4 156 i m ls*ic-ali->n 150':' 1S3P. 3299 27 1 0 »• P«#t*r 1310 1040 ?728 Zf>61 -• jfiddsUsis sni! I^ifiii;?! ?>.y> <30 ^17c t rfiP.apirt CWrftlV.nr.'.Utrli 'l"3 liao 1002 1437 ’ P&risl aod CsHiunity :T/4 2S!i 3 1 4 t E9C.0 S«rv;i?- &■ {liscflUnpoiis - - 133 % ---- > ^759 m i U ^ 1 3 1-1027 m ?.b Dullay and E«pr»dUure.during Five Yeitr Plans konl'!.) (Ri. ir. lAltiii Third Plan Annual PU»< SI. DevflffFoent Htdds 1%V 6i 1'>66-69 No. ------—— ------OutUy O iiUiY it;<‘ ilure it. 1 2 7 fi 7 1. AgrituUural programe 4544 6669 438? 2 . Cb-opera\;on and CuMunily 2122 1768 791 DevelotAenV 3, IrrijdUort 3310 30S6 2332 4. Power ifi?8 6035 4&76 5. Industries and Kinina 1574 1b<8 665 b. Transporl and CoMiunuaUon 1290 ?247 1051 7. Social and CoMunivy 4S26 410^ E2Z; Sirvi«s &. HiscelUneous % 52 n ToUl — > 24622 26414 16‘?64 9.6 Outlay anri E^penditurr during Fiv» V«ar Plaris (Lontd.) Wi. in laVtii) Fomlh Plon fiUh Plan SI. O«velopnenl Heads 1?7A-7« No, ...... — ...... OulUy Expend' Outlay Expef\d* it'ire iture 1 , 2 11 12 13 14 DeveUpient Heads 1. Agricultural prograimoe 8390 7577 16144 12430 2. Co-operation and CuMunity 1000 1888 2470 2675 Devrlopaent 3. Irrigation >16475 14770 57493 34S83 4. Power ) 5. hauUries and Mining 1475 157H 4269 4303 Transport and Coiaunication 1450 2519 6404 ^815 ^ Sotul ai^tl CoMiunity 6100 7548 18797 1484V Services 8- KiscelUnem 110 111 5 « 459 Total — > 35000 35785 106120 74494 T.fc OuUay and Expenditure during Five Y^ar »*lans Annual Plani 51. Oev<>Io{M»erit Hsads 1978-SO Ho...... ------] Outlay £xp