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Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2018 STATISTICAL HANDBOOK MIZORAM 2018 Directorate of Economics and Statistics Mizoram : Aizawl STATISTICAL HANDBOOK MIZORAM 2018 Published by Directorate of Economics and Statistics Government of Mizoram Phone No : (0389) 2335095, 23344099 log on to : www.desmizo.nic.in Email : [email protected] Copies - 3500 Printed at Standard Laser Print Treasury Square, Aizawl - 796001 Mizoram Phone : 2311180 email: [email protected] PREFACE The “Statistical Handbook, Mizoram 2018” which is the 22nd(Twenty second) in the series, has been brought out by the Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Mizoram. It presents in a concise form the statistical data relating to the various sectors of the Economy of Mizoram. Data pre- sented in this publication were collected from various Departments, Organisations and other official documents publications. In order to make the publication more use- ful and also to fulfill the ever increasing demand for reliable data about the Socio-Economic development taking place in the State, all possible efforts have been made to incorporate the latest available data covering the previ- ous years as much as possible. This Directorate gratefully acknowledged the kind cooperation extended by different Departments of the Central and State Governments, Public undertaking and Non-Government Organisations in making the requisite data available for incorporation in this Publication. I fervently hope that the data in this publication would serve as an useful source of information to Administrators, Policy Makers, Planners, Researchers and tourists. It is also hoped that it will be an useful reference to all readers and users having interest in the State Economy. I would like to express my thanks to all the officers and staff of Technical Section who were the architects in bringing out this publication. Lastly, suggestions for further improvement in (v) terms of Quality, Coverage etc. for the next publication would highly be appreciated. Dated Aizawl ( LALCHHUANAWMA HRAHSEL ) Director Economics & Statistics Mizoram : Aizawl (vi) HEAD OF STATE OF MIZORAM GOVERNOR OF MIZORAM Shri Kummanam Rajasekharan SPEAKER, DEPUTY SPEAKER & DY.CHIEF WHIP OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 1. Lalrinliana Sailo, Speaker 2. Er.Lalrinawma, Deputy Speaker 3. Lalrintluanga Sailo, Dy.Chief Whip COUNCIL OF MINISTERS Sl. Name of Portfolios No. Minister 1. Zoramthanga 1. Finance Chief Minister 2. Political & Cabinet 3. General Administration Department 4. Secretariat Administration Department 5. Planning & Programme Implementation Deptt. 6. Vigilance 7. Public Works Department 8. Horticulture 2. Tawnluia 1. Public Health Engineering Dy.Chief 2. Urban Development & Poverty Minister Alleviation 3. DP&AR (vii) Sl. Name of Minister Portfolios No. 3. Dr. R.Lalthangliana 1. Health & Family Welfare Cabinet Minister 2. Higher & Technical Education 3. Comm erce & Industries 4. Lalcham liana 1. Hom e Cabinet Minister 2. Taxation 3. DM & R 5. R.Lalzirliana 1. Power & Electricity Cabinet Minister 2. Art & Culture 3. Land Resources 4. Soil & Water Conservation 5. Dist. Council & Minority 6. C.Lalrinsanga 1. Agriculture Cabinet Minister 2. Irrigation & Water Resources 3. Co-operation 7. K.Lalrinliana, 1. Food, Civil Supply & Minister of State Consumer Affairs 2. Local Administration Deptt. 3. Fisheries (viii) Sl. Name of Minister Portfolios No. 8. Lalchhandama Ralte 1. School Education 2. Labour, Employment, Skill Minister of State Dev. & Entrepreneurship 3. Printing & Stationery 9. Lalruatkima 1. Rural Development Minister of State 2. Land Revenue & Settlement 3. I & PR 10. Dr. K.Beichhua 1. Social Welfare Department Minister of State 2. Sericulture 3. AH & Vety 4. Excise & Narcotics 11. T.J.Lalnuntluanga 1. Law & Judicial Minister of State 2. Parliamentary Affairs 3. Transport 4. Evn., Forest & Climate Change 12. Robert Romawia Royte 1. Sports & Youth Services Minister of State 2. Tourism 3. Information & Communication Technology (ix) State Information 1 MIZORAM : Mizoram is situated in the North Eastern part of India. It shares 404 km and 318 km long international borders with Myanmar and Bangladesh respectively. 2 State Capital : Aizawl. It is located in the northern part of Mizoram at an altitude of 1132 meters above sea level 3 State Animal : Saza (Serow) 4 State Bird : Vavu (Pheasant) 5 State Tree : Iron Wood (Herhse) 6 State Flower : Senhri (Red Vanda) 7 Highest Mountain : Phawngpui, in Lawngtlai District, with an elevation of 2157 metres 8 Longest River : Tlawng River, measuring 185.15 km. It originates in Zopui Hill (Near Zobawk in Lunglei) at an elevation of 1,395 metres (4,577 ft). 9 Important Festival : Chapchar Kut, Christmas Festival, New Year Festival, Anthurium Festival, Lyuva Khutla Festival,Winter Festival (x) State Information (cont'd.) 10. National Parks : Murlen National Park, Phawngpui National Park 11. Important Wildlife : i) Animals : Serow, Hoolock Gibbon, Binturang, Indian Bison, Clouded Leopard ii) Birds : Hume's Pheasant, Great Indian Hornbill, Hornbill, Peacock Pheasant, Kalij Pheasant 12. Main Rivers : Tlawng, Tiau lui, Chhimtuipui, Tut, Tuivai, Tuichang, Tuirial, Mat, Tuivawl, Tuirini, Serlui 13. Forest Area : 18748 km2 (88.93% of the state geographical area) as per Forest Survey of India Report, 2015 14. Historical Places : Rih Dil, Lianchhiari Lunglen Tlang, Thasiama seno neihna, Lamsial Puk, Sibuta Lung, Kawtchhuah Ropui 15. Tourism Interest : State Museum, Reiek Tlang, Hmuifang, Sialsuk Tlang, Tam Dil, Vantawng Falls, Serlui B, Dampa Reserve, Zokhua, Hlimen Park etc. (xi) MIZORAM AT A GLANCE Sl. Particulars Unit No. 1 State Capital Aizawl 2 Geographical Area Sq.Km 21,081 3 Geographical Location (i) Longitude Degree 92o.15’ E to 93o.29’ E (ii) Latitude Degree 21o.58’N to 24o.35’N 4 Length (i) North to South Km 277 (ii) East to West Km 121 5 International Borders (i) With Myanmar Km 404 (ii) With Bangladesh Km 318 6 Inter-State Borders (i) With Assam Km 123 (ii) With Tripura Km 66 (iii) With Manipur Km 95 7 Administrative Set-up (i) Districts Nos. 8 (ii) Autonomous District Nos. 3 Councils (iii) Sub-Divisions Nos. 23 (iv) R.D.Blocks Nos. 26 (v) Total Villages Nos. 830 {2011 Census} (a) Inhabited Nos. 704 (b) Uninhabited Nos. 126 Total Household (2011 8 Nos. 222,853 Census) (xii) MIZORAM AT A GLANCE (Cont'd.) S.N Particulars Unit 9 Population Totals {As per 2011 Census} A. Population (i) Persons Nos. 10,97,206 (ii) Male Nos. 5,55,339 (iii) Female Nos. 5,41,867 (iv) Rural Nos. 5,25,435 (v) Urban Nos. 5,71,771 B. Decadal Population Growth (1991-2011) (a) Absolute Nos. 2,08,633 (b) Percentage % 23.48 C. Population Density Per Sq.Km 52 (2011 Census) Females per 976 D. Sex Ratio 1000 males E. 0-6 Population (i) Persons Nos. 1,68,531 (ii) Males Nos. 85,561 (iii) Females Nos. 82,970 10 District wise no. of RD Block & Villag es (2011 Census) No. of No. of Sub- No. of Sl. District inhabited Division Blocks villages 1 Mamit 3 3 86 2 Kolasib 3 2 34 3 Aizawl 3 5 94 4 Champhai 3 4 83 5 Serchhip 3 2 35 6 Lunglei 3 4 161 7 Lawngtlai 3 4 159 8 Siaha 3 2 52 Total 23 26 704 (xiii) B. Total Revenue Expenditure " (i) 2016-17 (Actual) " 623,034 (ii) 2017-18 (R.E) " 760,288 C. Total Capital Receipt (i) 2016-17 (Actual) " 777,960 (ii) 2017-18 (R.E) " 650,900 D. Total Capital Expenditure (i) 2016-17 (Actual) " 1,251,370 (ii) 2017-18 (R.E) " 2,400,970 (xiv) CONTENTS Table No Subject Page No. 1. AREA & POPULATION 1.1 Population trend in Mizoram (1901-2011) --------------- 1 1.2 District-wise Area, Distribution of population ---------- 2 Decadal Growth Rate, Sex Ratio and Population Density (2011 Census) 1.3 District-wise Rural and Urban Population by Sex ------ 3 (2011 Census) 1.4 Population in the age group 0-6, District-wise---------- 4 Number of literates and literacy rate (2011 Census) 1.5 District-wise literacy rate by Sex & Area (2011 Census) 5 1.6 Block wise Population (2011 Census) ------------------- 6 1.7 Population of Notified town in Mizoram (2011 Census) 7 1.8 Population by Social Group (2011 Census) ------------- 8 1.9 Population by Religious Community (2011 Census) --- 8 1.10 Population by Age Group (2011 Census) --------------- 9 1.11 District-wise Disabled population by type of ---------10 Disability (2011 Census) 1.12 Population of main workers, marginal worker & -------11 Non Workers (2011 Census) 1.13 Workers by Industrial Categories (2011 Census) -----11 1.14 Dist-wise Population of workers & non workers ------12 (2011 Census) 2. CLIMATE 2.1 Annual Rainfall in Mizoram ------------------------------ 13 2.2 Monthly Average Rainfall-------------------------------- 15 2.3 District-wise Monthly Rainfall --------------------------17 2.4 Month-wise Temperature & Humidity in Aizawl ------18 2.5 District-wise Normal Rainfall in Mizoram---------------21 (xv) Table No Subject Page No. 3. STATE ECONOMY 3.1 Estimates of Gross and Net State Domestic -----------22 Product and Per Capital Income (NSDP) at current and constant price 3.2 Sector-wise Gross State Value Added at Current Prices --24 3.3 Sector-wise Gross State Value Added at Constant Prices-24 3.4 Percentage Sectoral Share of GSDP ---------------------26 3.5 Gross & Net State Value Added by Economic ---------28 Activity at ConstantPrices 3.6 Gross & Net State Value Added by Economic ---------31 Activity at Current Prices 4. PRICE STATISTICS 4.1 Month-wise Consumer Price Index (CPI) and ---------34 Inflation Rate in Mizoram 4.2 Retail Price Index of selected commodities of ---------35 consumption in Mizoram (As on March 2018) 5. BANKING 5.1 No. of Bank Branches in Mizoram ----------------------36 5.2 Credit Deposit (CD) Ratio of Scheduled ---------------36 Commercial Banks 5.3 District-wise Credit Deposit Ratio ----------------------37 5.4 Bank wise Performance under ACP ---------------------38 6. LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT 6.1 No. of Job seekers as per live Register of --------------41 Employment exchange 7. STATE FINANCE 7.1 Overall Budgetary position of Mizoram ----------------43 (xvi) Table No Subject Page No.
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