FIFTH ALL INDIA EDUCATIONAL SURVEY DISTRICT REPORT "15'* 1986 MAHBUBNAGAR-ANDHRA PRADES
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‘O'- ■- ■■' PART -I o n k T w r - i 1 ,1 , PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF TH?‘ DISTRICT; GFN1‘RAL;~ The District derived its norne from Mr,h£bubnagar, its headquarters town vshich was named a Mir Mehpboob Ali Kh-n, the VI Niz?>[n of Hyderab^>dc It is located between 16 and 17 Latitude? and 7 79 ii‘ Isngitudeso It is bounded on the north by Ranga Reddy and Nelgonds Districts, on the east by Nplgonda and Gur/’cur Liatricts, on the South by the rivers Krishna and Tungsthadra and on the west Rfichur 9nd Gulb-rg'- Distiicts of Karnataka Sttteo The area of the District is 18432 Sq.K*Ms. Th totfl population of t>^e District according to the 1981 census count Is 24,44,619 persons consistir 12,32,684 M?les -nd 1^,11,935 Females.
The DistTict maj be physiographically divided into more or less two distinct regions, t\ plains region with low lying scattered hills and extensive ^mrabad-Phcrhabad, Platean, a continuoi of h ills of ?n average elevation of about 800 Mtrso extending more or less east west long the Krij River on the southern bourdry of the Districts The hill range is interpersed by several deep vel.' whioh 9re almost inaccessible from the plainso
HILLS:- The District is comparatively elevated in the north and west nd a gradugl declaim is not In the attitude from the rorth west to the south east. There are hill ranges in the South east o. District, extending from r orth to south of Ach!--n5)et Taluq consisting of (flate topped h ills ). Th h il l eppear ®s though the^ are piled one gboue jhe otherp
RIVa’RS:- Two import nt rivers v iz * , Krishna and Tungabhadra flow through the District, The Krish river enters An^hr^- Pii?daFh in Makthal Taluq of this District and covers Makthal, G9dw?^l, Atmgkur Won?parthy, Kollapur, Alampur and Achampet Taluksc The Tungglhadra flows through the Taluks of G end Alampur, The Di’^'ii river which is a tributary of Krishna flows through Kalwakurthy and AchaoQ pnd joins the Krishna river, 18 miles east of Chjndragiri Peddewagu ^nd Chinnawagu are the other tributaries of the Kxa^hna in the Districts
CLIMATB'?-The clim?te of the District is generally hot. The average maximum tecipergture in the si months generally Vfrip'^ between 90° to 100®. The year niay be broadly divid^i-d into four se^sonsu summer season storta by pbout the middle of February and continues upto the 1st week of June, Tl south west mensoon season follows and extends upto the end of Septemberc October and November cc tuta to post mansoon or the retreating monsoon seesono '
Ra I n FALLi-The pvarage annual rainfall in the District is 9^2*6 mm. The rainfall increases from south to the north in the district. The rain fsll in the season accounts for 77% of the annual i fall, September being the rainiest month. The District gets some r^in in the post mansoon monthj • Contd.. 2. y ] c q i 3
Llt:-:APY & DOCUiVIENTATIO-^ utNf# 4 A [Qstitu'e of liduc‘arioai(. Planumij and Administration. iv'Bi Sri Aurobindo Mar<, New tV lfai-110016 _ '• DOC{ No...... :^r.x ...... I : 2 SOILS;- The MaG'or soi2 group is red e-jrtti, comprising loemy soils (dubbccO* sandy lo?ms, (Cbelk^) and S3Rdy cl^-y lo-mso BlcCk soils moatly clsyad lo-ms ;-*nd deep olaya ooour as narrow strips along aide the banks of the Krishna ?nd Tungabhadra and the natural streams and ? igus* T.'he loamy sands are brc’^-i to red in colour :nd poor in fe r tilit y . The si.ndy loems occur on slopiing fceTr-ains with good surface drsinege. The soils^ in generally: are non-soline and non-alkalinec O.layed loams and clays are found in appreoiaVle exl'ent in /ilaqpur and Gadwal Tcluqs and also in patens In K(odsng.al, Malcthal, Kollapur ^nd Atm&kur t-^luksc They are dark-grey brown to dark-grey in colour .nid aie slowly permeable and poorly drF-ined*
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? aUNAWild life wrs faiily aboundant in the in^cccssible plate^n resgionss of Amrabpd ?nd farhabado But due to i n d i a c r i m i r s h o o t i n g in the pest, much of fcha wild lif? Ih'S been reducedo Some of the wild cnimrls found in ivlahfbubnagar forests are Tigsrs ( Pelistigries) P nith3T (Felisp^radus), wild Dog (Cuon alipfcnus) und %Pone (hyaeno hyaen?) and sloth Bear (meluraus U.::slnua)
Of I'be herbitoocoL‘3 pnimsls, spotted deer (cervus-axis) Nilgai (.boselophus pragocamelus) , Slumber (Servua-unioolc r) » Black buck ( antelopeoervicapra) Chinkara { •H'Lld eo qt, port cupine pnd wild boer are commonc
Of the winged g«me , spoled dove, ring dove, peffowlj red o-engle fowl^ Brush qupil, Grs^n pegeon, Pprtridge, Commo*i mallard, large v»histling taql, grcydue etco , ccDPon-
1,2» AP.CH^Ti’^LO^tTOal MO.vTOIT NTS: MAHABUBNAGAR
Si, Tc'lul: Ncrae of the Town/ Name of the iMonucani;. No# Yi] I'Hge 1 c 3. 4o
1, i*,c hamper Lingal Hindu Temple and i.Tccriptions South Indian sfcylo Ghsnpur -Jami Mcsjid Old Hindu fortrespc ~l4tli to l6th Century. Hindu temples and inscriptions. Mrnnfnoor -Hindu Temple and sculptures -South Indian style iimrrb Hd “ Uma iVlaheshwara Temple -
Gont d.»r 2 , a. Gf Poodur ■Hindu Tec5)le and inscrip'tions South Indian style 3. Kollapur P?ng=^l •Old Hindu fort and inscriptions -A battle took plsce he between Ferozshg Bahm? and the Raja of Warang during the 13th to 15" Century. Jadcherlp dodchprlf? -Pre-historic stone circles and -Megciithic period other remains Gollfpalli -Stone ciaycle -do- jD??loiir-ger — St-one -do- Mah‘=i'^i ubnag.i r ii'^ilkonda -Telugu inscriptions —of l5th Century — Idgah of Hszrpth Syed Abdur Ra’flm n -of l6th & I7th Centur: Chisti -Port Asharkh-;n8 and inscriptions of -Fort built by Ibrqhim Ibrphim Qutub Shah Qutubshah during i6th century. Errepalli -Temple coii?)lex near district musDum Pill;'l&niarri. 6 , Neg^srkurnool N»srullabad -Old Mosque -Pre historic burials Bj-on9p?illy -Stone circles prehistoric b u r i.ls -Meg^lithic burials pn historic times, ^Tqgarkurnool -Stone circles pre historic burials -Cairns and Menhirs, Alwynpally -Old hindu cetnple Ancient moments ^nd -Of Hindu period Budhii remains - ■ cult* -Old tower -Muslim period. 7. Kelwakurthy K^lwekurthy -Old Hindu Temple 8 . Shbdnsgsr Kondurg -Jami Masjid end Persian inscriptions -Mosques and Persian of Mohammad Bin Humayun Shah, inscriptions of 15th century. Thimirjapur -Stone circles and Pre historic graves -Megalithie burials pre-historic tombs, Mogylgidda -Stona circle -do- .
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1. 2. 3. 9»- Mplcthel Mpkth^L -Old hindu jemple -14th Centaury -Soutia Indian style '-Geirns -Megali->Thic burials. Pre-historic times.
10, i/Vr n^’parthy ...-niparthy -Jami Mfisjid ■Cld Mosque 11, Atm^kur Sf>mftsthan -Old Hindu fort ^snd ■South Indian atyla, (aoiarchinta ) H ill. 12, Kolli^pur Gudsm li/0 — Gudetn •Belonging to the ruler of ^B’cckem Village -Muka Gud-lu Vishnukundin dyn&sty.v
PLAQg3 OF TOURIST INTB‘RB'ST:
■RAivGaPOOR:- (Ach, mpet Ts^luq), Hangapur is sitUcted at e distance of 100 K^Ms on the Mahsbubnagar ArarKbLd Bus routeo T^is piece attained religious importance in the district owing to -the existence of the famoup Urn: M.rhenhwara Shrine, whicti is .t - height of about 152 Mtrs. in the Srisailam range of hills. The sl-yle :)f construction indicates that it telonged to the region of the Ghalukya of Kalysni, The -rch: eologioal findings reveal, t;h
ALAIVIPUR;-?- (A l’-^-irpur Taluk) Alampur is situated tt ® distance of 10 K Ms from Alampur ropd Railway Ststion on the Sacunderibe d Dronsichalam section of the South Central R ilway. This pl«ce is located on the t.-^nk of Tung-bhgdra and a large number of antiquities belonging to the Chalukyan period are found. This pl.’ ca is also known as the western gateway to Srisailam jemple and also as Dakshinakasi (Vf-r^n^si of the South)* The |7wo groups of templea- Brahmeshwara and Pspanatha have made Alampur f popular spot. The plgns ? nd decorations of these temples resemble the plans and carvings of some of the rock out -.-emples of Western India. Ins uemple called, Nava Br.-hmalayaj the i^ol of B?»la Brphmeshfficrs is respl<^ndar. t ond is supposed to be a Jyotirlings. An interesting feature here is thet «>ny quantity of watei used for Abhisheka goes inside «nd not a drop comes out.
The other shrinee of this place are those of Siva, N<3rasimhp, Surya, Mahishasura Mardhani,
Co nt d .r.5* j 5 :
Venkot93hw9r?, K.niiksl'i Virgthadra* , The Hindu festivals that ^i7tract a large number of devotees gre thpt of Bal.-. Brc hmaahv/ara, Suryanarayana, Ni'resimha Veerabhadrc , Scngaoiashwara, of Jogulamba. A muslim fort end Sheh iili Dargnh of 1?tn Century &re also in axistenoae
BOMVljliLI:- (Al.oipur Tsluq), This village is situeted at a distance of three kilometres from Manop. Rpilwpy StetioHo Aii ancient fort constructed by eminent architects wich twenty b^'stions, seven entrances = nd most is a place of interest in the village. The art snd architecture of western Oh.alukyas c--n be seer, in the exquisitely sculptured temples °t the pi. ce, liA'b'NAi'- (Atniekur T jlu k ), This villsge lies Db ;; distance of 22 K.Ms from Atmpkur end 32 K.Ms from Srircmn^gt r E jilw;y Sj;-tioa. A fort with 12 b^s'jions belonging to 1/iie l6th Centurey can be seen l.i the middle of vhe village- The bastions, a R^ng • mahsl <^nd an R'nugul Sdla (elephant stable) are ir, ruins. The pl-caa of worship include the shrine of Venkpteshwqrp, Siva qnd Sanjivnraya.
GADiAfAL:-(G'^dw?l T luk), Gndw'il is a town in between the rivers Krishne end Tung^bhadr« °nd it is noted for the h.iriiioniaU3 co-existence of And+ir, ?nd Kernatic cultureso A big fort with twenty one btstions constructed by Shobhftnndri is reminiscent of the Chalukyan -rto
Hpndloom weaving is an inportant industry of this place. G dwal sarees are noted for their exquisite silk and ''Zqri’' work and command ^ good m&rket thro»^hout Indi?. The temple of Chenna- keshwa is held in gre«t veneration. Br&hmots-v-m celebrated in honour of the deity is attended by 3 large number of devotees.
Dowlat V li urs, Maslan Y ell Uxs and Siddipash& Urs are the celebrations which attract devotees from other pieces also-.
MALDAKALLU:- (G dw^=l ?^luk). Msldskallu is at a distance of 18 K.Ms from Gadwal Railway Station and lies on the G dw.l— leeja Bus route. It is slso known as "Girusa^hala Kshetram". The Venkateshw'i statue in the vample is believed to be self-menifest (swayamvyaktom) -ad che Brshmotsavam is attendt by 9 large number of ^^incu devotees..
VMjDANDA:- (Yeld jnd :) (Ki Iwakurthy T^jluk). Tiiis place is located at - distance of 51 K.Ms from J ado Seri 8 Railw y SCa^ior on the ^derabad - Kc^lwakurthy bus route. Some of the excavations revefcil( that this village exis+'ed about six centuries brck in a very prosperdus condition. A orade water distribution sys^'em, e drainage, a dilapidated fort, a number of w^lls etc,, which have been un- etrthed, i-re a proof of its prosperity. The Yadavas of this place celebrate Srikrishna Jayenthi with great pomp -nd splei dour« Gontd... .6. ; G ;
KOSGIi- (Kodang 1 Tfiuk) Kosgi is a town situated at p distance of 13 K.Ms from Kodpngs^l, Kosgi w-s once fpDious for tlie h^ndvoven cotton and silk clothe The rampqrts it'Und the villpge which sppflk of its histori-csl pc'st, can fce seen even today. H^-ndloom weaving is &n important industry of Kosgi.
PANGfiL;-( Panug llu) (Ko^llapur Taluk) Pqngal is situated gt 3 dist-^nce of 13 K.Ms from Wqnaparthyo ^t is «n gnciant place of historical importancec It is situated ®t c'n height of about 5-4^ Metres sbout rhe m^in se: level. A pl^ce of interest in the village is the historicpl hill fort which ie t'Ao »nd 9 h;lf KilotT'^treE in length qnd one snd c' half Kilometre in brepdth with seven wsllc, sever, towers and ^ oiJc'-dPl called "BALA HISSAR” in the centre. Ttie vllleg? is also known as Qila P^ngal^ A number of ruined forts and inscriptions can be seen on the hillocks even today* This village is believed tr h^ve been &sfociated with the famous ”B3l 9nagamraa Kgth.^_’'
KOILKONDa:- (Mih;bub*'iagii Taluk), The village is situated at a dis-cance of about 22 K*ms from iFnTEuknagsr Towno I'he of interest here is the fort perched on y hill, built by "KOYaDORAS". Another building of interest at the village is ^n "IDGaHa" the "QUIBLA WALL", of which represents a queer style of drchitecture. The places of worship are tbD shrines of I'Jarasimhai Ramagiri kond'-O and the D rgK? of Fathima B i, on the hillo Atout 8 Ktms from the village, a medium size Irrigation Prodec^ ‘’d i e d '^COILSAGAR" Prooect h s been constructed ^cross the Peddavagu, a minor tributi^ry of Krishna. Tie western stretch of the Reservoir is surrounded by high hills f;nd renders it p picturesque scene. A small iDut teautiful guest house exists on i small hillock at the eztrem;' left flank of the Li&au
MAHABUENAGtiR:- (M-^'ii-bubnj gar T.^luk). Mahabubn^g^r Town is about 96 Kc Ms from Hyderabad Ciry by ro’ad^i it is the hetdquarters of the taluk, the Revenue division of the district of the same n^mec The importi?nt place of interest Mahabulnagar is the famous banyan “ree called '^ILLALA MARRI” , which is -bout 3 K .% from town^ There is a shrine of s Muslim s^>int under the tree. From a distance the tree prjsenta the ejjp^arsnce of a small hilloc with green foliage but on reaching nearer-, it looks like l^rge green uribjellp undeT which about a thousand people can e.. sily take shelter. The tre^ is very old one ^nd coA'3rs °n area of about 3 aoresr Mghabubnngar has good communication facilities to ==11 the iosported plroes in and out side the district both by Rail ^nd Bus.
MANYAMKONDA (MAi\'IKONDA)t- (Mahabubnagar T^luk) Manikonda is situated r’t a distance of 5 K.Ms from Msnysmkonda Railw-y station. The pl=
Gontd...? • 7 : aP'-PIpipp.eiers the idol of Lord Venkateshwsra clqitned to self-oiqifestad, rasem’oling the idol fit Ti^up^::ic Ih'hfhtiie) Vankatashw^rc Br&amol sgvqm during January - February and the Alivelu Mange Taygru BrahmotSBVam auiuiu^j^j_jj^g ^’ebruary - Meroh j ttr?ot a large number of pilgrimsc
^jAlAkRA YHi'CPBT:- (Mrk-hsl Tr-luk;) This tov.n is situjted ot a distance oi- 26 K .M g from Makthal^. Cotton K^hfll^pnid^loom weaving e^id Kamlali weaving are the m^jor industries in this To*n.;. Thero are a number of ^'^^‘■eemip;ies at this plr.cea
"JoS"=QiQi£'P^>i(^a” (f h^idnagar Taluk)c Jog *mm;gudeTn is situated ei; a distance of 5 K,Ms froa RR'R/'; on the H^^er'l s^d-iViahpbubnagar bus routee This village is considered as IJttara Ramosh’«aram ooiom .account of a big pond occupying an area of bout 1 .574 Sq,Metres • nd a huge Sivalingam believad ttftco I e the biggesu i... India.
^ S s I r I r a IMG4PUBAM;- (vVrnsp-rthy Taluk), This Village is situated at a dis'Jcnce of 24 K.Ma from Wanapar'Jhy QTTTti^ most~rmpor''c-nt plLce of worship in the village is the shrine of H'-ngsnadha, situated 9 furlong from th9 vill-g'' on isn elevated place, surrounded practically on ~11 side? >y the water of f R>{t rig;F<3'-.tnudr^m t nkx, Peoi le believe that the ten^le is ae important - s the one at Srirangam in the ssGo’uth. Brphraota v-m c?lpbreted from Palguns Shudda Astatni to Pahulo Vidiya is an imported annual ^f'Oia^ure attracting many devotees*
j j j i / A l T A P A R T H Y n.'perthy Taluk), Wanaparthy is about 125 K.Ms from Hyderabad and 9C K.Ms from Kum ool ^ o)n fche ilyderabd Kurnool Isus route^ The temple of the place the shrine of Vitthaleshwara is an 'Pmcient ?nd impor.'-'.nt one with the icon of Pandur^^nga Vithal resembling the Pandaripur in Mahar^strr There is a iDlyti^chnic at this place. The Saralasagar Project situated at ^bout 5 K.Ms from WVsneparthy ±b'd Rriilway Station, has the biggest Syphone D'^m in the World.
11.3* FIFTH ALL ^.'SUCATIONAL SURVB’Y - DISTRICT RPTORT. iit 1981 Census M*^h>*bubnagar District comprises 13 taluks divided into 4- Rever^ue Divisions P'S follows:
I'^^ma of tht. Revenue Division Name of the Taluk Ncme of the Town (U»A).
1 , M^h bubnag'=»r 1. Mch^bubnagar 1o Mahabubnagsr 2. Jadcherla 2c Eadepally 3. Sh dnagar 3o Farooqnag'^r 4. Kalwakurthy
Contd. t ; 8 :
1. 2. 3. 4.
2, Nsgtrkurnool I 0 Nsgerkurnool 1. Nagarkumool 2o Kollapur 2. Kollapur 3o Achampet 3. Srisailam Project Township -Left plank
3e Gir-dwel I 0 Gadwal 1* G^^d'Nsl 2o Wan apart h,y 2. Wanaparthy 3o Al-'-^mpur 3. Al«mpur 4. Nc-rej'Uipet I0 MrkthPl 1. Ncraypnpet 2o Kodanggl 2. Kosgi 3o Atmakur
The following criteria ware adopted for tr-^ating a place -s Urbsn Ares at the 19Q1 Ge^susc i) A minimar population of 5000, ii) Atle-at ' . 7>%- of - the male - working - populgtion is in non i>gricult-urttl i i i ) k density of population of atleast 400 persons per Sq,K, Me
A3 per the sbove criteria, there ware 11 Urban Areas in the District,
Letter frou. November 1986, the districc? w ?g divided into €4 Mcndsls* According to the number of M nd?^la, tha District is the second largest in the Statec
All the V Ail India £>'ducational Survey 1986 and os per 1981 census, some important statis tics of the District ara given below.
Nunber of Mendsis . « c 64 0 Fstimated population in Number of Revenue Divisions » 0 4 0 Rural Area as on 30,9.1986 24,33.660 Number of Vill^-ges . • o 1463 3 .00,101 Number of It.bitations . • c 2525 Nuuber of Urb&in Areas . • o 11 : 9 : Numbar of B’dur'ational Institutions in the DistlJiot as on 30o9c1985.
Qqtegor.y Rural Area Urban Area Total PriniRry SchooTa ^ . . —— -- ^ --- Upper Prime ry Scticola 321 38 359 Secondary Schools 192 46 23a Higher S9Cond^»ry £chools 9 11 20 Degree Collegea 2 4 6 Polytftchnios 2 2 Gollega of ^^'^uoetion 2 2 1 , 4, Some imporoajr J coDparRtive figures of the State end T)istrict re given belovt, per 19C1 Census, i. ToG^l popuJ^ticn of the ,St-9te 5,35>^9,^73 District 24,44,619 ii. Percent.-ge of I rban popu- Iftion 170 '^^he total population 23c 32% 10. 93% i i i , Peroen'-'ge of JcG.Population , l4o87% 17.35% iv. PerOv'n'.' ge of L-T.Populfition 5 .93% 6. 35% Percentege of cultivators and agricultural libours put together , , 69o53% 79. 23% V l « Density of population per Sq.M-, 195 133 v i i o Area in iaq.K.Ms. 2 ,7 5 ,0 6 6 18,432 v i i i , Sex-Tctio (Wo.of females per 1C00 mc3eo; 975 f y 983 ix» Liter cy 29 c 9 4% > ? 19.42% X, Literacy oi the female 20.39% j j 10, 56% xi„ Growth r?>te of the population from 1971 co 1981. 2 3 c 1 % > 5 26.53% 1 . 5, On perusing the above figures it is clear thqt the district is most backward economically pnd eduoationallyo Gooipared to the iJtate, more people live in rural £.reas and more people ^re eng^iged in ijgriculture. The main profession of the popul^^tion is only agriculture, eventhough onl; 45% of the land is used for agriculture and ou"; of this only 11.3^% under irrigation. Accordinj the ?re? of the crops, the follovcing are the m; jor crops in the District. "Jawar, Groundnut, Goato Paddy"
Gontd...10. , 10 ; There ?re only 5 M^jor qnd medium Irrigation Projects in the District, They ere Eeo’o li Banda Diversion scheme 2) R.D* S. Scheme 3) Saralasagar - Irrigation Project • Koilsagar - Irrigetion Project 5 ) RfcmBnpad - Lift irrigation scheme For the majority of irrigqtdon lands, minor projects and wells are the main source,
■ As euch the district is backward in agriculcure for want of irrigotion sources.. The Distxict is rlso tackv.ard in Inviustirieso There are no ai;.;jor industries in the Discricto Alout WO rnyll scue industries are setup in the district, in which mc,jority are Agro^aaed only.-. In the field of literacy also the District is backward. "It is one of the two tackward disrr:' of thp> bt^tJe, i^idil-t'f’^ stands in the last with l8o79% and above™ This Mahabubnggar stands with 19^4- In the li:er-cy of girls also, it is telow the State averageo In tbe Dis'Tic’’*, Mgldakal, Dharoor and Ghettu Mandals are most backward with the literacy of less thc^n 10% The following Myndc^ls are placed on top of the list with a literacy of more than 3C%, G^dwal, M'^ hobubndigf'r, N-. r^yrnnet, Wenaparthy and Jadcherla.
GHAPTB‘B - I 1 e6 , The Fifth All Indie Educational Survey vs&s started in the Styte in June 198?» the reference dete is 3C„9c 1986c For each Distr-icJ; one Deputy B'duc&tional Officer w\ss designated as Diat. Survey Offioer* All de^qils of information to be collected were explained to the Dist, Survey Officers in the Training Clv-ss conducted in the Office of .'he Director of School B’duc^tion, Hyd-?rab^d from I8e6el987 to 26o6c19c;7e . In thia su:jvey 3 types of forms V. I, F« , SoI.,F. end U .IoF, wer= supplied for the collection of the d^t' froia All Villages and Schools of this District.
In V* I, F,: trhe details of the habitation wise estimpted popul.^tion, ag^ group wise estimated child population -nd p1 1 education facilities aveilpble were collected®
, In U ,I , Fo the same information of Urban areas was collectedo In S^I.Fe the particulars of Glass-wise j nd age-wise enrolment, staff position and other physical f^-cili^ips were collected. Gontd.... 11. : 11 : As per the cr^terisi village is a revenue village as listed in 1981 Census-* The habitgtioio is defined as : Distr:».ct cluster of houses existing in a compact gnd contiguous tmnner with e loCcJ. nfoia nd with ; popul^>sion of not less than 25o Keeping in view the chove criteria, habitations located in villages rnd ell other particulars es given in V, I, P, '«ere collected.
To collec" the d^t® and to consolidate, M-ndal Bducqtional Officers and Supervisors of N. 5'c were encrusted wi«h the work fit the rate of One Officer for each Mind^lo
' A training class ’^as conducted for sll the M'^ndal incharges rC CAehabvibnagar on 6th ^nd ?uh July 1987« The Dittrlot Survey Officer expl?>ined the salient features of the survey to the Headmas ters of thp Seconc’sry Schools in Divisional level Headmasters’ conferences in 2nd and 3rd week, of July 1967. ! In the l^st «i'^ek of July '8 7 Divisional level meetings were conducted for the Mandal inchrj In these meeti.igs few fille d in V . I . F . , U. I.Fc nd S. I. P. forms were checked by the Dist, Survey Officer and nece^Scry suggestions and guidi^nce were given to the M^nd.-l inch^rges for completion oi the, worfe.
In the month of September 1387 all forms were checked at the Diptrict he^dquartora. Mandal Level consolidated forms were received and distributed to the Mandal inch«>rges in 1st week of November ^'987» In the. 2nd prd 3rd weeks of November '8 7 training d?isses for the consolidpted work were conducted et Divisionail level* The M-ndal in.cherges completed the consolidfltion work in December, 1987 «nd the Sfme were checked qt the District hef-dquorters in the mo'^th of Dec'^mber 1987»
. - - Meanwhile ^he District Survey O fficer were asked to attend 'he offic of the Director of School li'duc-tibn ^^loug'^sith all S .I . P. , U. I .P . - 'd V. I. P. , forms of the District.
These forms were verified under the guidance of State Survey Offic'^r, in the Offic":* of the Director of School Fd’^cation in 1st fortnight of the February l988o ,■^11 verified forms were h«^ndac over to Ste-ta Survey ufficer for consolidating the data on computarso
A training cl'»ss was conducted for the Dist.Survey Officers for the preparation of Distric'i report , in the Office of the D«S^B«, from 30i-h November to 2nd December 1988.
The Dis ricv- consolidated tables were prepared manually froki Msrch 1989 to May 1989 at the District HafdqUc rters.
Gontd....12. ; 12 ; District consolidared tables were submitted in the D.3 .F*s office on 14.€»,1989 after due verification, Th“! Dis'jrict report is prepared in the month of May 1390^
GHAPTFB - II 2.1c There are 2^?5 Hgbjtations in the District, and -he total population of the District is 24,33»^&0 (Rur^-1 :re>^)* Out of 2525 Hf'^itstions 2076 hetitations are having Primary B.fuc-tion facility within the hfbi^ tion itse lf, thus 62% of habitations and 97% of populf^tion is covered sith primary ^ducgtior! facility within thv= h'^bit ations. out of thesfc! c-31: itf tions 2244 habitations including ^he above 2076 ?^re having Primary P'duc'^ti fp c ility within r rrdius of one K.M, The population jf these hatitntion is 23,87»505» thus 88,9% of hnbit^^tions *^nd 93,1% popul^td is covered with feoility of primpiy school facility within a radius of on<=> K.M, 71 H?bit tionp ar=? proposed for opening of nev, Primary Schools, covering 109 habit'itions. Out of 64 Msn^gla \ he following 15 ?5re having the Primary B'duc:tion facility for all habita tions i.e ., 100% h:bit?tions are covered, Al&mpur, Atmakur, Chinns Ohintakunt«, Dsmargidda, (iRdw=>l M^kth?.l, Mald--'k,l, Midjil, N^rwe, P^ngal, Pebbsir, PeddRmandadi, T?door, Telkapally end Uppununtha; The following 4 M<3idals are h?>ving the lowest facility of Prim ry E’ducation i . e . , 6C% habita tions?. 2.2. Out of 1^5 villages in the District, 11 villages are having more thpn 50% S. G.population an out of these 11 vi31*iges, 10 villages are having Primary E'ducation facility. Out of 1^3 villages in the District 39 villages are having more than 50% S.T.population and out of these 39 villfc^es 31 villages are having Primary Education facility. Distribution o" schools Rursl and Urban area wise and also managem.-^nt wise is given in Table S o . 8 , Out of 1919 Primary Schools in the District 1854 are in the Ruxal areas, and 65 in Urban Are majority of schools i.e ., 18^ are under the management of Local todieSo
2,4. Out of 1919 Prxm&ry schools in the District only 1260 in all m^nagemencs put together are hfving Pecca buildings. Meg.!-noor Mendfl is having the lowest facility of School buildings with only 7 buildings for 27 schools. Contd,,., 13* : 13 • Particul.rly out of 29 Govt-,.Primary schools only 20 are having Psccq buildings (Rented). There is not svan e s'^.ngle own building for GovtcPrimary Schools, Out of 1250 schools having Truildings 104? ?ra single roor. buildings. For all Prim?iry Schools under till managements about 3000 additional rooms °re requir=^d the details ^ira given in T?b]e i^o.l2. out of 6675 Prims ry Sections in the District only 2467 have Bl'^-iCk; Bo'^rds. An «ddition«l numt er of 4188 BlcCk Bo'sida are required to ensble the facility of Black Boards for all sections. The folloW’P'? 11 Msndals are having Bl^ck Boards for more th-n sections, Addekgl, Bijnspflly, Dh nv«-c’t , Jeccherlg, Kalwakurthy, Mcdgul, Mahat ul n^gar, Midjil, Nagarkurnool, P°bbair &rd Utkoor The followiig 10 Mandals are having less than 25% of required Black Boards. Atrangal, Baldnpg^-r, Tal,^,kondai illj , Veldandg, Dhanwadf-, Dharoor, leeje , Kollc.pur, Kothur ^nd Narayanpet. Out of 1919 Prime ry Schools only 44 schools are having the facility of Urinals and Lavatorici. 16 'Schools hsva sape^aca Urinals and Lavatorie-So on 30c,9.'1986, 932 schools are single teacher schools in th? District (including 36 te-chara working else vsherS on deputi-tion). Thus 48,6% schools are single teachers in the following 22 M'--nd-ls more 'I'hpn 50% are single teacher Primrry Schools, Amang 1, Amrabgd, Balanagar, Balmoor, Bomraspet, Dpradrgiod,. , Dcultabad, Dhsroor, rooqnag^.r, Gf^dwal-, Gh.otu,, Ghanpur, Ieeja» Kothur, Msddur, Makthal, Eigpnooi , Manopad, Pebbair, Peddt-mandadi, Veldanda ,'nd iiVaddepally-,
2*5» In tha Disiiilct, Primary sections are provided in 2317 schoolso In all these sectioxis 4409 teachers are handlirg Primary Classes the distribution of teachers is given in the table belowo Rural Urban Male TimTIe Male ^ TemaTTe Tr ined 3046 48l 358 285 ‘ Un-trt-.ned 131 17 40 51 Totals 3177 498 398 336
2-«6, RURAL:- The total enrolment in primary classes is 2,25»268 out of this the girls are 37%. The enrolment of Sr C. iturents is 16.4% and enrolment of S.T.children is 6.8%. The proportion of S. G population in the rural < ree is 16,4% and the ScT.population is 6*3%° The enrolment of S.G. & S.Tc children in Primary SchocIs is in proportion to their population URBAN:- The total enrolment in Urban Area Primfry classes is 33-.620 out of this Girls are 43%.,
Go^^td.. . 14, : 14 ; The enrolment of S. G. children Is 13*7% -nd S.T, children 2%c The proportion of S. C.populfition in Urb:;n Are: is 8c9% ^nd S.T.Popula'tion is Oc76%c The enrolment of SoC. and S .T . children is mor^ :h: their proportion to the tot^-i population.- It is due to the Hostel fa c ilitie s in Urban Areas*
2,7, The gross enrolment ratio in the age group of C-11 is end the age specific enrolment Tftio in the seme pge group is 60,'9%* The datc'/ils are given in Table No. 32. The teacher pupil jgtio for Primary G1 sses is 1:C in Rur->1 ^;rea '\i^ in Urb^in Arees.
GHaPTP-'R - III 3 . 1. O u t of 2525 Habitations 473 habitations £;re served by Upper Primary facility viithin habitc- -tion. The population of these habitfitions is 11,99 »917 i-<=' » ^9*3% of population is served by Upper Primary f^^ciliuyo In addition to the above 1188 hjbitations’ ere served with Upper Primary f--icility within a rcdius of 3 K.Mso The'total population of these II 88 habitations is 7»18,577 i.e., 29.5%» In tot-1 78,t; peioenfc of population is served by Upper Primary facility within a w.allcable distance of 3 ' Keeping in view the criteria given, 57 Upper Primary Schools c-'.re proposed in the District by wey of upg^^diag tb'^ .existing j>rimqry schools, covering 6C hatitytionso By upgrrding th« 57 schools an additionsl population of 74,3&0, i.e ., 3% will be covered* The foJ-lovilng 1C M=>ndals are having the Upper Primery for mora thsn 90% of the population within the h-bit.-hiou, iddakel, Bijnapally, Dev-rkpdrg, Gopalpet, J;dcherla, Kslwakurthy, Kodair, Madgul, Pebtair c-nd Veep’^ngpndlao The follow-ij^g tac M^ndals 9re having upper primary f-icility for about 50% of the population (lowest) vsithin the ho.bitation, Damargidda and Dh~roor* 3. 2. Out of 1463 villiEges 11 are having more chan 50% of Sc G.popul.- bion -^nd out of thes“=^ no villcge is h>aving the Up^: er Primary section facility
39 Villages :>re jpith a population of more than 50% S.T, ?nd out of thp se only 8 villages er^^ h^tving upper prim^iy fp'cility. 3. 3. There are Upper |rimery sections in 511 schools in Rural ArecS ?rd in Urban Areas the figure is f4. The details are f hown in Table Wo.8,
Gnntd. . . 1 S. : 15 : 3 .4 . In Rur^l -rej 297 Upper Primary Schools ..-re having puccai buildings out of 321 Upper Primary schools. In Uro-n 22 Upper Primary Schools ere having pucca VuildH’igs out of 38 Upper Primary schools, the details ^re shown in TaMe i'fo.lOo
In rur«'l r 3?< cn3y 2C Upper Primary Schools out of 321 a-rs having nominal libraries^ In Urban Areps 2S Upper Primary Schools, out of 5^ schoO)l9 iPe hsving library f'fcilities-* In Hur-'l reas or ly 1C5 out of 321 Upper Primary SGhools ijr^ provided v^ith Urinals and Lsvstories. In Urban c.reds 30 out of 3^ schools are provided viith UrinalSo
3 .5 . _ Th'ACHriRS; ______Rural______mrbm______Male i'er.ale Male Pe'm^le Trained 1C*9 179 35^' 294 Un--tr'ined 39 3 6 6 Total: 1448 182 3^4 JOO In rural dPbP on3y 11% female teachers end in Urban Arew 45% female teachers are working. The proportion of untr^iied teachers in Rur^l ares is 2.6% and in Urbvn Are« 1c6%*
3.6. ENROLMB’i ' J T VI to VIII Clpsses, The totfl ''niolment in the District is 59)569. The girls rr? 31%. In Rurel arejs tctgl enrolment is 43»293o Cut of this 27*7% ^'re girls. The proportion of S.C. children in Upper Primary clnsses is only 12.6%. The proportion of S.T. children in Upper Primary clsaaes ia cnly 3»£>%» The propori/-.on of S. G.population in Rursl Are<^ is 16^,4% ^nd ScT. proportion is 6»3% The enrolment S.C. and S.T. children in Upper Prim^iry sections is not in proportion to thei:-: population. It is b-^low the proportion. The totcl en:olment in Urban Areas is 16,27C, out of this Girls are 40.5%^ The propcr'ion of S.G. children is I2c9% and S.T. children is only 3«G>%» The proportion of S.G. population is 8o9% and S.T. population is 0.76%. Gompar'^tive to the population the enrolment of S.G. and S^To children in Urban Area is much more, due to Hostel fa c ilitie s .
3*7, The gross enrolment ratio in the age group 11-14 is 23.2% in Rural areas and 70% in Urban areas. The age specific enrolment ratio in 11-14 age group is 17*9% in rural and 50.3% in Urban Are Jontd*..16. : 16 ; The details ore shewn in T&Me j52^ The teacher pupil ratio for Earal Aregs is 1:2? and in Urb 3111 kr In pddiuion vO the above, there is Second-ry fi'ducntio", facility for 1879 h'-bicatio’is nith f: population of 1453714 within a radius of ’6' KcMso Thus tha totel 86^8% of population is cov^r'^d wi’ aeoond-^ry educx'^’ion facility within th3 hr-ibitetion or at a disfcanca of S K.Ms., 4o 3o Only 10 halit?^tions with a population of 84G04 are covered with Higher Secondary fncilitie?, The pe.nent-ge of ahjs population is only 3»5%' ThuL tha Higtifer Secondary f^ncility in ':he Distriol is very poor when compared with the needs of pcpulntioDo In addition t:."* the aVicve, 411 ha>itation with u populj^tion of 419524 are having the Highc;r Secondary bchool fccility within a radius of 8 KcM£., Thus 20.7% of the total population js oo'''er&d wi*Jh Higher Jiecond^Ty facility within the hat it ion or fit a distance of K,Iv:a. 4^4. All Secondcry .-chools end Higher Secondciy Schools bavins library books but rio secondary school has a aep^r-te library and Librarian^ Iij rur?l cre&s foi 197 Secondary schools there are 1&80 t;.eaoherso Out of thsbe, 15^^ are acle ena 1'|2 foQis5l9 Jedchersc There are only 51 un^rdined te^ohers in Cot. lo In Urban -'res for 53 Secondary Schools 844 teachers are Ceaching, out of thase 579 male end 265 fetnqle tec^cherso Thtre are only 7 untrained teachers in total, fehe figure shown that in Urban Area the female ceschers are more in nunber then in rural area, the details f>re given in Table NoSc 17> 18. There are no laboratories in any Secondary School. Gontd.,. 17* : 17 : In Higher Saonndsiy Schools, 16 are having aepftrsta lal»orFitories for subject wise aud for ’2’ there is only one for all subjects, 250 Schools era hfving secondary sectionso In these schools 46G tcained te^chera in Sci^nca sutjects fre te ching Sci'^nce. In 20 Higher Seoord??ry Schools 30 teachers ere teoching Science subjects. ENBOLM'MT IIJ RURAL ^RFAS (IX 8c X)* _ _ ^ ' The tot:l eniolmert in Secondary sections ig I?b27, the enroltasQt of girls is only 22.3%, enrolment of Gc ^^'idents is 12;4% f^nd S.T. students anrolment is only The tot.yl r-nrolmert in Higher Secondary secti.ona is 3925, the erarolmfint of Girls is only I7c9% The enrolment of Sc u. stuc ents is 16 , 1% and ScTo studerjts enrolment is 2o4%. F N R O W p T IN URT.\N iRE'AS (I X - X); Tbe tofc?l eriroimert in seconflary schools is 9'^19# I'he enrolmeni; of Girls is 39%. The enrolmeo;' of 3, G» students is 11'. 3% and S .T , students enrolment is 3% ■ In Higher S3Condc?iy Schools the total enrolment is B048, the Girls enrolment is 26,4%, the enrolment of'ScGcstu3entf is 8, 6% and S*T.studem;s i.s 1»9;%« B’nrolment of Girlf in both Secondary tnd Highier Seicondary schools is better in Urban Areas, than in Rurj^l ereas. The enrolment of-S,C, students is alinost the Scme in Rural Areas and Urban areas in Secondary st&ge» The details are given in taibles 22, 23» 4 ,6 , In Rur^l areta, 1?2 out of 192 schools -_re piravidecd with Urinc.ls end Lavatories, In Urban Arsc ell 46 schooli3 ere provided with Urinals and Lcvstories* All 20 Higuer Secondary Schools are provided iwitb lUrinals and Lavatories, All Secondary and Higher Secondary schools ar 4,7« ' All 20 Higher Secondary Schools are having •Sccieno©’ and 'Arts' courses. Only two Higher Secondary Schools ere having Commerce and 4 Higher Seoomdsry Schools £>re h?jving Vocational Gourseso CHAPTER -• 7, 5*1* G46 Villsiges Bre having C99 Non Form«>l Bducationsd Centres et Prim?>ry level only in Rural A r ? '£ end in Urban Aro?s only 6 Urban areas ere having 65 Gentrys, , Gontd, ,,160 10 : The enrolment in Rurol Areqs is Boys 11809 and Girls 553^i percentage of Girls is 1 Areas 1067 Boy? 557 Girls are enrolledo The percentage of Girls is As on 30c 9c 1986 tie following M?»ndals do not have Non Formsl P'duc^tion G"!ntres». ^ddak’l, Bplan'g^r, Bhootl-pur, Bomraspet, Loulfet-.bsd, Gopalpet, Ghqnpur, Jadcharla , K8l««kurthy ^ Kod»ng?i, Koth^kotja, Midjil, Nsgarkurnool * Pebb?ir, Peddam^ndadi, Telfe-pplly, \Vsngoor and «Vanap)=!r^h.yo 5 .2 . h 3 on 30o9ol936, 1 here are 595 Adult Education Centres with ?n enrolment of 17G5'^. Th=>y ar<-^ functioning in 3&1 villa£«3 and in Urban Arees there were 5 centres with an enrolment of 150 in two Urbqn Areas. Two Projects of /idult Education are functioning cov ring 31 M-ndals, the rest do not have Adult ^'ducation Schei^a, 5 . 3. There are no special schools for the Disabled children. There re no recognised pre-primary desses in the Districtc Bns. district M A P O F MAMABUBNASAR DIS RftNGAREDDY DISTRICT b H O W lN C b : STATt BO MD-P. f CiST>^'T 0151 «iCT HGtMS. MAMOAL ,, KAL6QNDA DISTRICT PKD^X:' . |,ilCHUR . -:vV• ’i' TRICT DISTRICT Rt;r£P,rf;CL ; KQaDS PRAKA5MAM DISTRICT KURNOOL DISTRICT MAHABUBNAGAR DISTRIGO!* t a b l e K 0 .1 . DLSTRIQT TABL^ NC . 10A- MAI^DAL WISE HABITATIONS WITH ANL V^I'IHQUI PRIMARY SECTIONS. SL • Name of the Item Habitation with Primary aections with a die tance of Ko. . Mandal* With in the Upto 0 .5 to 1 to 1«5 1 .5 to 2 More than Tot a habitation 0*5 Km. 1 Km. Kms. Kras . 20 Kma. 2 3 4 5 6 ? 8 9 10 Achampet No»of tlabl- 27 12 3 6 5 3 tation. r’opuLat ion-t 36653 - 1B75 620 1317 1500 4196 Percentage. 37.3 4 .5 1»1 3.2 3 .5 1C 2. Addatcal No.of Hab. 2? 1 2 3 Population. 36279 - 150 390 3bB1 ; Percentage. 0 .4 .1.1 1C 3. ALampur No,of Habi. 23 2 Populat ion. 30240 - - - - - >02^ Percentage. 100 1C +. Amangalo No.of tLabi. 35 2 0 1 Population. - 500 3912 37273 1551 : Percent age. 9 5 .^ 3.9 «K> 0 .7 p» Amrabad No.of Habi. 26 2 1 Populat ion. 340S9 - - 350 . - 350 1063 353! Percentage. 95.7 1 .0 1 .0 2.3 1( r 5* Atciekur No.of Habi. 25 Population. 40652 -- 406 ‘ :: Percentage. 100 1( y Balanagar No.of Habi. 52 5 IB 6 5 11 Populat ion. 36793 11B0 1913 3B5 5B9 1520 4255 Percentage. B6.4 2 .S 4 .5 1 o4 1 .4 1J 3. BaLmoor No.of Habi. 23 2 3 5 2693B 200 610 773 200 2 37: Populat ion. K srcenl: age. 9 3 .B ■ 0-7 2 .1 0 2.7 0.7 Gontd..2. .. 2.. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 '■,0 9* Bhoothpur No.of Habi. 27 _ B L :9 Population 32251 -- — 671 43 C 3^^403 Percentage 9 6 .5 — — — 2 .0 1 -f 100% 10 . Bijinapaliy No.of Habi. 31 9 1 2 46 Populat ion. 4917B - 30e 155 62A , 5 OBI 7 Percenc age. 96 .7 — 1.6 0^1 0.3 2.5 100% 1 'i« Bemraspefc* No.of Habi, 42 _ 9 3 12 6 72 Populat ion. 31570 - B23 3B2 1042 7B0 34597 Percent age. 95.3 — 2 .4 1^1 3 .9 2.2 100^0 1 2 . Chinna Ghinca No.of Habi. 23 _ _ . ^ 23 Kunta. Populat ion. 40014 — — 40014 Percentage. 100 - - - - - 100^ 13. Damargidda No.of Habi, 33 33 Populat ion. 36712 — - — — — 36 71^ Percentage. 100 — — - - - 1005 14, Devtrtadra No.of Habi. 30 2 1 33 Populat ion 42042 - 1255 — 150 — 43447 Perocnt age. 96.75 - 2.9 - 0.35 ’ - 100 1 5 . Doulatabed. No.of Habi. 33 1 5 2 41 Populat ion. 32339 60 989 - 115 — 33105 Percent age. 9 6 .75 0 ,1 8 1.8 0 .4 - IOC 16. Dhaawada No.of tiabi. 26 _ 2 _ 2e Populac ion. 41025 - 200 - —- 4122' Percentage. 99.1 - 0.9 -- 10( Oontd. ..3 . 1 2 5 4 5 6 7 3 9 10 _ iy , Dharoor No.of Habi. 47 1 1 49 Populat ion. 39628 -- - 300 400 4032B Percent age. 93o3 — — * 0.7 1 .0 100% 1 3 . Gadwal No.of Habi. 57 _ — 37 Population. 32373 —- “ - 32373 Percent age. 100 —— ** — •• 100^ _ 19. Gopalpefc> No.of Habi. 34 3 1 3S j. opulat ion. 40523 - — - 956 300 41779 Percentage. 96o9 — - — 2.1 1 .0 100% 20. Ghattu. No.of Habi. 40 , _ 1 1 42 PopuLat ion. 402B2 — ' — - 72 202 4055G ■t’er cent age. 99*44 - — — 0.17 0.49 100% 21* Ghanpoor» No.of Habi. 26 1 _—- 27 Populat ion. 29623 1432 - -- - 31055 Percentage. 9 5 .4 4 .6 — •» — 100% 22® Hunwada* No.of Habi. 33 3 13 — 2 33 Populat ion. 33572 230 349 - - 200 34901 Percent age. 96.2 0 .4 2 .4 — — 1 .0 100% 23. leeja No.of Habi. 31 1 32 Population 49B73 - -- - 300 50173 Percentage 9 9 .4 — — 0 .6 10C% 24- Itkyalo No.of Habi. 33 1 - 34 Populat ion. 34B52 - - 50 34902 Percentage. 9 9 . B — — — 0 .2 100% 25- Jadoheria No.of habi. 41 1 2 11 — 35 PopulaE ion. 45356 - 220 219 1241 - 47036 Parcentage. 96o4 0.5 0 ,5 4 .6 100% Contd^ • o ■4-0 • 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 26* Kalwakurthj. No.of Habi. 29 1 2 32 Populat ion> 41222 — - 165 291 ^167B Percent age. 9B.9 — - -* 0.4 0.7 100% 27 • Keshampet# No.of Habi. ' 29 6 2 6 2 43 Populat ion. 28914 _ 1118 383 819 495 51729 Percentage. ■91.1 — 3 .5 1 .2 2 .3 1.9 TOUfo 29* Kodangalo No.of Habi. 34 _ 1 2 57 Populat ion. 39732 149 — 220 40121 Percentage. 9 9 .0 — 0 .4 - - 0.6 100% 29. Sodalr. No.of Habi. 24 3 2 1 2 32 Populat ion. 30676 22i^C- 112 95 140 31243 Percentage. 98.1 - 0.7 0 .4 0.3 0.5 10C% 30. loiLkonda. No.of Habi. 43 1 12 3 6 22 37 Populat ion. 37036 350 1579 418 711 2582 42696 Percentage. B6.B 0.5 3 .7 1 .0 1 .6 7 .0 100% 31. EoILapuro No.of Habi. 2S mm 1 2 31 Population. 40080 _ 200 654 40934 Percent age. 97.9 -* - - 0 .5 1 .6 100% 32*Kcndurg* No.of Habi. 47 4 9 60% Population. 404B7 737 _ 2609 439S3 Percentage. 9 2 .0 — 1 .7 - - 15.3 100% — 33. Koagi. No.of Habi. 32 mm 1 1 34 Populat ion. 30369 ——- 55 45 30369 Percent age. 9 9 .6 --- 0.2 0,2 100% r" 1 2 3 ■ 4 5 6 < B 9 10 3A, Kothakota. No.of Habi. 31 1 1 55 Population, 51980 -- w 46 1S0 52206 Percent age. 9 9 .6 - — — 0.1 0.3 100% 35* Kothura No.of Habi. 39 _ 3 • 1 43 PopuLat ion. 34869 - 862 - - bOO 36531 Percent age. 9 ^ .0 — 5 .0 — — 2 .0 0 100% 56. LingaL® No.of Habi.. 22 _ 1 23 PopuLat ion. 22197 •a -- - 174 22371 Percentage. 99»2 ~ —— — O.rf 100% 3'^. Madgul' No.of Habi. 43 _ 5 — 1 2 49 Population. 33116 - 940 - 100 921 40079 Percent age« 9 5 .2 — 2 .5 ■w 0 .2 2.3 100% 35# Maddur* No.of Habi. 47 1 5 _ 3 4 5B Populat ion. 41593 150 570 - 553 260 421311 Percent age. 9 7 .4 0.3 0.B — 0 .7 0 .8 100% Mahabubnagar., No.of Habi. 36 5 5 _ 44 Populat ion. 33764 - 43 B - 1000 - 40202 Percentage. 9 6 .4 - 1 .0 2 .6 — 100% Makthal. No.of Habi. 41 _— — 41 Populat ion. 44376 - - -- - 44876 Percent age. 100 — “ — “ - 100^ No.of Habi. 29 _ __ Populat ion. 35i04 - -- - - 35104 Percent age. 100 - — “ — 100^ o o 5 4 5 6 7 8 9 _ 42. Maganoor. Nooof Habi. 31 A 3 200 ? PopuLat ion. 51735 - - - 313 322 t Pcroent age. 93.0 — — * 0.8 1 .2 11 43. Manopad, No.of habi. 2B _- 1 1 j PopulatIon. 40125 - - — 150 87 40 5( Percentage. 99.4 — “ 0.4 0.2 1' ¥r. Mlddil No.of Habi. 35 — — mm • - Populat ion. 41120 - — mm - — 411 •Percentage. 100 — — - mm 1 No.of Habi. 22 _— — 1 - Population. 35380 - - - 76 — 35^ Percentage. 93.B — “ •• 0.2 mm 1 46* Nara^anpete No*of Habi. 23 _ 1 - 5 3 Populat ion. 34331 - 261 - 621 530 357 Percent age. 9 6 .4 - Oo^? ~ 1.7 1 .4 1 4?. Narwa. No.of Habi. 31 _——-- Populat ion. 35576 - - -- — 355 Percentage. 100 - “— • 1 4-3. Nawabpet No.of Habio 39 1 13 4 7 3 Populat ion. 33196 110 1B90 ■ 173 798 237 36^ Percentage. 9 1.1 0.3 5.2 0 .5 2.2 0.7 1 49 e PangaL. No.of Habi. 37 —--- PopuLat ion. 42732 - - - — - 42? — 1 Perccnt age. 100 ~ - ..7 • • 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 — — 50. Pebbair# No.of habi. 32 mm m m Populat ion. 4732SB - - - - — 4' Peroentage* 100 — mm “ ~ * 5 1 .1 Pedda Kotha- No.of Habi. 28 —-- 2 pallyo Populat ion 40724 - 208 - — 364 4' Percentage. 93.6 - 0o2 0.9 52. Pedda Mandadi No.of Habi. 23 -— - Population 29122 ■» — - — Pcrocnt age. <100 — — — > . 53. Shadnagar No.of Habi. 42 1 3 3 10 4 (FarooTgnagar). Populat ion 39477 356 321 9B6 3096 953 4 P^rc Tadoor No.of Habi. 27 >. - -— - Populat ion 29532 - —— — — 2 Percentage. 100 — “ T — - - - 5S. Telicapally No.of Habi. 25) - Populat ion. 35764 - — — — — 3 Percentage. . 100 — — * — - - 57 . TeLafcondapally No.of Habi. 37 - Populat ion. 39932 - — - — 141 Percentage. 9 9 .6 — •• •• 0 .4 53. Thimtnaj ipet No.of Habi. 27 5 1 — 1 3 Populat ion 23932 694 80 “ 60 243 Percent age 7 6 .4 2.3 0.2 — 0.2 0.9 Gontd..[ u . 3«. • ------7 ■ “ 9“ 1 5 ” ~ ~ 6 ■ B “ ' 10 59. UppununthaLa NoaOx Habio 25 - 25 Population. 262C9 - - - 26203 Peroentage. 100 100% 60. Uticur No.of Habio 25 1 26 Popuiat ion 37536 135 - 37721 Percentage 99 .5 0.5 100% 61. Wang 0 or. No.of Habi. 39 2 3' 3 ^7 Popuiat ion. 37331 271 35^ 33942 Poroontage. 87.1 0.7 1.21 1 .0 100% 62. Veepangandla No.of Habi. 30 1i 1 32 ^3394 - 97 42597 Popuiat ion. < Percentage. 37.1 / 0 .2 0 . 3 63. Veld an da No.of Habi. ^7 1 3 5 7 63 Popuiat ion 34693 - 203 377 598 1521 37397 Percentage. 92 .7 0 .5 1 .0 1.6 4 .2 100% 64. Wanaparth y No.of Habi. 24 2 2 1 29 Popuiat ion. 23711 2250 366 190 29517 Percentage 9 7 .0 1 .0 - 1.2 0 .3 100^ § Habitations. 2076 25 143 36 118 127 2525 TOTAL. 0 Popuiat ion.2361563 6410 19532 5 W 13248 22333 243366C A Percentage IOC TABLF 2 DISTRICT TABLK NO. 11-A MAHaBUB.^zIGAE MANDAL WISP-' H^iBITATlONS WITH AND WITHOUT UPPli'B PRIMARI SECTIONS Slo Neme of tha Items Hatitetions lApith Upper Primary Sections with a distance of Noc Mrtnd-il Within Up to 1c1 to 2o1 to 3o1 to 4 .1 to Mora than Tot£-:l t he heb i~ 1 .0 KM 2oO KMs 3.0 KMs ^ 0 KMs 5 .0 KMs 5 .0 KMs tation o < 8< 1 2a 3c 4. 5. 6 7. 9. 1 0 , 11< ^ o irch'.mpet Hrbit^tion 6 4 9 10 7 14 53 Popiu.'^ition 20874 ivj7^. 25/14 2228 '\&88 5091 506 5 41965 Percantpge 4 9 .7 -.5 60O 5-3 II 0I 12 .3 12 .1 100 / ■' 2c Addjkrl H .bi*;otion 9 2 12 4 3 1 31 popul'-^tion 22209 1512 7526 2583 2080 - 909 368 1 9 Parc3ntege 6 0 .3 4 .1 20„4 7.5 5o6 - - 2 ,6 100 3o AI:mpur Hobitrjtion 1 6 3 2 2 1 23 Populntlon 17962 718 5588 2893 903 1726 450 30240 P?7’centnga 5 9 .3 2 .3 I806 9.6 2c9 5 .9 1 .4 100 — 4o iiQ‘^ng'1 Hnb it nt ion 6 1 15 2 3 15 42 Pcpuxotion 204B0 1451 - 8205 425 850 7713 39124 Percentage 5 2 .3 3 .7 — 20.9 I d 2 ,2 19 .8 100 — 5o nQrobnd H: b it at ion 6 5 4 1 2 15 33 PopulDtion 20390 - 1362 1615 400 1275 10812 35854 Percent qge 56 .8 3o 8 4c 5 I d 3.5 33.3 100 6o Atmakur Hrbi+T'it ion 5 1 3 7 3 3 3 25 Popuint ion 20955 155 3021 5450 2803 4012 4256 40652 Percent age 51.5 0 .4 7o4 13.4 6o9 9.9 10o5 100 7o B^^l'in^grr H’ bitrt ion 7 8 25 28 7 5 17 97 Popul'il ion 11945 1499 10224 11579 1533 1562 4238 42580 Percani pge 28.0 3.5 24c 0 27.0 3o6 3.7 10.2 100 Contd... 2, Trble 2 Gontd. 4, 5. 6. 7. 80 9. 10. II 0 1o 2. , 3. 80 B-.lm.oor H.'bitctions 5 4 6 7 3 3 4 32 Populetion 14056 1181. 369^ 3849 2422 2349 171 28721 P^ircantsge 4 6 .9 3*^ 12 .5 13 .4 7o7 9 .0 5.1 100 9c Bhoothpur hobit ations 7 — 16 6 4 4 2 39 Populgtion 15662 - 7528 3489 8O5 3243 1481 3 3 ^ 8 Percentage 50.4 — 22.5 1 0 .4 2o5 9 .7 ^.5 100 1C, Bionpp?lly Eabifetions 11 13 7 9 2 4 - 46 Pojjul^tion 37366 1383 4146 5750 558 1614 - 50817 Perc*^nt?3ge 7 3 .5 2 .7 8 .1 1 1 .3 1o2 3 .2 — 100 1 % Bomrpspet H-^LiCfttions 4 1 11 5 10 11 30 72 Population 9649 110 7253 2040 1166 6288 8091 35497 Pexc-^ntnge 2 8 .0 0 .3 2 1 .7 5 .0 3o4 18.2 23.4 100 12c Chinns Chinty- Hfbitp tions 11 _ 7 5 -— 23 kunt^ Pop ulf: tion 27947 — 7790 4277 - - — 40014 rercertage 6 9 .9 - 19 .5 10 .6 . — — — 100 13« Dcmargidde Hat itg tions 4 1 6 5 17 33 Populf tion 11187 - 350 6399 6535 - 12241 36712 Percertage 30.4 — 0 .9 1 7 .4 17o8 — 32«5 100 - 2 1^0 Devarkpdre P.rbxtf tions 10 6 10 4 1 33 popul? tion 21973 4854 8723 3872 1260 - 2765 43447 Perceiit^ge 52.2 11o2 20 .0 8 .9 2o8 — 4o9 100 l5o Doultheb^d ' H;,t Ite tions 8 9 8 9 6 1 - 41 Populi tion 16544 3821 3166 4688 1490 694 - 33103 Percei tcge 49.9 11c5 9 .5 23.7 l2o6 1.8 •• 100 160 Dhsnwode H^b it r. tions 8 4 7 4 4 1 - 28 Populrtion 27751 2596 2309 3840 4429 300 — 41225 Percentage 6 7 .3 6 .3 5.G 9 .3 lOo5 0 .8 — 100 Contd, • • 3* j s 3 : Tntle 2 Oontd.. 1 o 2. 3. 5o 6. 7. 8 . 9 . 10. II 0 l7o Dhnroor H-bitrtions 5 2 10 4 3 7 13 49 population 10871 775 5582 3310 1450 6359 11981 40 328 Percentage 2 7 .0 1.9 13.8 8 .2 I0o3 1 5 .7 23.1 100 18. FarooqnogBr Hobit^tiona 11 9 15 16 5 6 1 63 Population 18681 5092 7785 7820 2121 3745 450 45694 Piroectnge 40.8 IloO 17.0 17.1 4o6 8 .7 1 .0 100 19e G^dwsI E-'bitctiona 5 3 8 10 3 5 3 37 Population 967^ 4295 5975 4277 1936 3566 2650 32373 pprfier t??ge 2 9 .9 13c 3 18 .5 1 3 .2 6o0 10.0 9 .1 100 Gop?ilpet Hnbitf tiona 12 6 8 8 1 1 2 38 20 0 41779 Po'oulg tion 27860 2604- 4142 5410 300 813 650 Percei tage 6 6 .7 6 .2 9 .9 12.9 Oc7 2 .0 1 .6 100 2 1 , Gipttu Eibiti tions 7 8 11 14 - 2 42 Populf tion 16021 - 5910 8900 6673 - 3052 40556 I arcei'tGge 39 .5 — 14.6 22oO l6o5 7 .4 100 22o Gicnpur fifebitFtions 6 2 5 3 3 5 3 27 jJopuletion 14876 2800 2257 2087 1802 4673 2556 31055 Pero®ntage 48 .0 9 .0 7 .3 6 .7 5o8 15.0 8 .2 100 23. HfinwGde Habitations 4 2 4 17 6 12 8 53 population 10696 1550 3869 7443 3721 4537 3085 34901 Percentage 30.6 4-. 4 11.1 2 1 .3 10o7 13.0 8 .9 100 24o leeoQ Hobitationa 8 «i» 1 6 9 8 32 population 31586 - 1058 4385 - 7078 6066 50173 Percentnge 6 3 .0 — 2.1 8 .7 — 14.1 12 .1 100 25e It iky Esbitationa 6 4 9 4 6 5 34 Popu] at ion 11898 - 3474 6961 1824 5320 5425 34902 Perce ntRge 3^.0 — 10.0 20 .0 5oO 15.0 17 100 ' Contd.. . 4. : 4 : Toble 2 Gontd. 1 o 2* 5c 4. 5. 6 . 7. 80 9. 10. II 0 26o Jadoherla Habitat ions 10 4 17 12 5 6 1 55 Populet ion 26093 3523 6392 7158 2209 1394 265 47036 Percent age 55.5 7o5 13.6 1 5 .2 4o7 3.0 0 .5 100 27o Kalwakurthy Habitet ions 9 — 4 6 8 1 4 32 Populalion 28225 - 3267 4297 3556 314 2019 41678 Peioent age 6 7 .8 — 7.8 ^ 0 .5 8o5 0 .8 4 .8 100 28 . Keahampet Ht.bi;s1ion3 6 — 12 7 4 8 8 45 Populet ion 11282 - 6216 4929 1701 4028 3575 31729 Perceni ege 35o5 — 19o 29o Kodengel Hi^bitfitiona 6 1 8 8 5 4 5 37 Pop'ilation 24361 650 2927 4429 4727 1342 1685 40121 Percentage 6 0 .7 1 .6 7 .3 11 .0 II 08 3 .3 4.3 100 3O 0 Kodoir Eijbitstiona 7 2 10 5 3 6 . 4 32 Populr-tion 17153 - 2042 5455 3166 2642 785 31243 Percentage 54.8 ■ — 6,2 17 .6 I0o4 8.6 2.4 100 3 10 KDilkondn H'ibit'^tiona 7 3 21 28 11 8 9 87 population 13870 2726 5466 9559 5175 3671 2229 42696 Percentage 32.5 6 .4 12.8 22.4 12o1 8.6 5.2 100 32, Kollt^pur Hfcbxt fit ions 7 — 5 4 6 7 2 31 Population 22250 - 4632 2106 3638 7058 1450 40934 Pe-"oentgge 6 7 .6 — 7.4 3.4 606 12.6 2.4 100 33, K^ndurg Hebitotiona 7 3 13 12 3 4 18 60 Population 11155 4419 8133 7238 1099 1573 1 0 ^ 6 43983 Earnertgga 25.5 IO0O 18.5 1 6 .5 2o5 3 .5 23.5 100 34. Kosgi Hebitftions 4 3 12 5 4 2 4 34 population 10560 1336 7575 4141 3470 1778 1509 30369 Peroertage 36.3 4 .3 24 .2 1 3 .2 II 0O 5 .7 5 .3 100 Gontd.»• 5« J 5 : T<^ble 2 Gontd* 1 o 2. 3. 4, 5. 6, 7. 80 9. 10. II 0 35o Kothakote Hetiitetiona 10 1 7 7 6 2 33 population 31138 1595 6194 7441 5404 434 - 52206 Peroentage 59 .6 3.0 11.9 1 4 .3 lOo4 0 .8 — 100 360 Kothur Hpbit^stions 9 2 13 14 2 3 _ 43 Population 13931 1080 7672 9853 1806 2189 — 365 31 Percentage 38.0 5.0 21.0 27.0 5oO 6.0 - 1OO 37® Lingal Hv^bit^tiona 3 — 2 8 5 5 25 population 10578 - 1210 5197 2576 - 2810 22371 Pf^cent pge 47.3 — 5 .4 23.2 11o5 — 12.6 100 380 Medgul Hfrbitptiona 8 5 26 8 2 _ 49 population 19650 4958 11658 3393 450 - - 40079 Peroentage 49.0 12c 3 29.0 8 .5 1 o2 -- 100 39. Meddur H&bitptions 6 3 16 9 4 8 12 58 population 13771 700 8750 6443 985 6019 6043 42711 Peroentage 33.2 1.6 20.5 15.0 2c 3 13.-4 14o0 100 40o Mali£:bubnnger Fiibltstiona 5 1 14 6 8 5 5 44 populrtion 10837 106 12429 4544 6262 2852 3172 40202 Peroectege 27.0 Oo3 31.0 1 1 .3 15o6 7.0 7.8 100 4 1 0 Mekthsl HJbxt#:tiona 5 2 2 8 9. 5 10 41 populction 202C9 2262 13^5 4538 5666 3739 7117 44876 Pe^certege 45.0 5.0 3.0 IO0O 13o0 8.0 16.0 100 42o Meldekel Hebits tions 5 _ 4 9 3 5 3 29 Populg tion 1 ^ 8 9 - 193^ 6627 3320 2716 3616 33104 P e n e r tege 45.0 - 5.8 20.0 IO0O 8 .2 11.0 100 43o Mefeanoor Hebitt tions 6 2 4 5 5 4 9 35 popult tion 13267 2767 1219 3652 1957 1459 7977 32298 Percei tage 49.0 9 .0 4 .0 11.0 60O 5.0 2 4 .0 100 Contd.. . 6 . : 6 : T'hle 2 Oontd.. 4, 5. 4 8 1 1 6 30 Manopad Hebitfitions 9 1 ,; - 40362 4^, 1102 - 4580 5753 1260 1083 4609 population • 21975 2 .2 1 1 .4 100 Peroertage 5 4 .4 2 .7 • 1 1 .4 1 4 .3 3o1 3 38 H?bit€tions '13 7 11 3 45. M idjil 3064 3510 41120 population 21356 - ■ 5216 7819 19.0 8 .4 - 100 Eejoertflge 52.0 0 . 4 12.7 7o5 23 Habitf tions 8 9 5 1 Nag?>rkurnool 4086 - 35456 populc tion ■ 18534 11027 1809 5oO 100 Percer tage 5 2 .3 31.1 11.5 6 6 30 6 6 3 47. Narayenpet 5sb it£ t iona '' 3 3242 4549 35743 PoT^uls tion ' 11769 3092 8558 4533 24.0 9oO 12.6 12 .7 100 Peroer tage 33.0 8 .7 2 3 3 31 Htbit« tions 10 8 5 48e N e r w e 35576 21118 5101 4050 1633 1879 1795 populi tion 4o6 5.0 100 I j,-”cei tage 5 9 .4 14.4 1 1 .3 5.3 72 20 12 12 11 3 Fab it I tions 8 6 49. Nawyli^pet -6910 3821 3096 495 36409 populi tion 13059 1597 7431 19.0 I0o5 8 .5 1 .2 100 Parcel t^ge 36,0 4e4 2 0 .4 ■ 7 . ; 32 6 7 5 3 5 Ht.bitp tions 6 50, Psngcl 8988 1641 4561 42732 populption 17544 5689 4309 21.0 IO0O 4 .0 11.0 100 Percentage 4 1 .0 , 13.0 1 1 32 Habitat iona 12 mm 4 13 1 51. Pebbeir 7708 1219 718 47328 Popul??tion 33895 3621 167 0o4 2 .5 1.6 100 Percentage 71.6 7.6 1 6 .3 4 1 2 7 1 1 23 52. PeddAin^nd':!di Habitations 7 580 5638 28122 population 14308 900 250 6296 150 2 2 .4 2 .0 20.1 100 Percentage 50.9 3o2 0 .9 0o5 Gontd.. . 7« : 7 : Toble 2 Gontd.. 'I O 2o 3. 4. 5- 6 . 7. 80 9. 1C. II 0 53o paddakothapally Habitations 7 2 7 5 9 _ 2 32 Population 22558 283 2650 6110 8512 - 1183 41296 Peroentflge 5 ^ .6 0 .7 6 . 4 14.8 2O06 — 2 .9 100 54o T*?door Hsbitetions 9 — 6 6 1 1 4 27 Population 16^55 - 3449 5888 726 450 2614 29582 Peroentege 55 .6 — 1 1 .6 20 .0 2o5 1.5 8 .8 100 5 5 o Talkpipslly Hi'bibetiona 8 2 4 7 2 3 3 29 population 19^77 900 2426 5915 2461 2343 2242 35764 Percentflge 5 4 .4 2 .5 6 .8 16 .5 608 6 .5 6 .5 100 5 6 o Telakondepally Habitations 9 2 4 18 6 — 39 Population 23498 250 1191 9934 4700 -- 39573 Percentage 5 9 .4 0 .6 3 .0 25.1 11o9 — 100 57o Thitnme jipet Hgbitstions 9 1 6 14 6 - 1 37 Population 18600 110 3629 4156 3244 - 270 30009 Paroentage 62v0 0 . 4 12.0 13.8 IO08 — 1.0 100 58, Uppununthale Hsjb Stations 6 — 1 3 5 8 2 25 Populgtion 13628 - 714 1209 3228 5788 1636 26203 Percentage 52.0 — 2 .7 4 .6 12o3 22 .0 6 .4 100 59o IJtkoor Ht-bwutttions 5 _ 4 2 6 2 7 26 Population 21147 - 3151 1027 3888 1117 6191 37721 Percentage 56 .0 — 12.0 3 .0 IO0O 3 .0 16.0 100 6 0 . Veepnngnndlp Hrbitcitions 12 - 10 5 3 2 _ 32 Populotion 27007 - 5948 5938 1369 2334 - 42597 Percerttige 6 3 ,4 — 14.0 14.0 3o2 5.4 — 100 6lo Veldt^nde Hjbitetions 8 1 8 6 14 6 20 63 Populftion 16036 149 3626 2563 6106 3539 5380 37397 Percer tage 42 .9 0 .4 9 .7 6 .9 l6o4 9 .4 1 4 .3 100 Gontd. ... 8 . • • 8 ; Table 2 Contd.. 1 o 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8„ 9. 10. 11o 62, Waddapally Habitstiona 8 6 1 7 1 5 1 29 Population 27283 7493 486 6604 443 4533 163 47005 Peroentage 58,0 I6o0 1.0 13.0 Oo9 10 .7 0 .4 100 6 5 o Wangoor H^ibitetiona 7 3 7 14 3 4 9 47 PoT)ulfi tion 171^3 2269 2778 6094 1484 4008 5166 38942 Percertage 44.0 3 .8 7.1 15.6 3o8 1 0 .4 1 3 .3 100 64c Wenpperthy Ei'h it ft ions 10 2 6 9 —— 2 29 Populs tion 19993 500 2795 -757 - - 1472 29517 pprcer tage 68o0 2.0 lOoO 16.0 4 .0 100 Total H«bit? tions 473 136 508 544 282 231 351 2525 Pcpul( tion 1 1 ,9 9 ,9 1 7 79,671 2 ,9 4 ,2 2 0 3 ,4 4 ,6 8 6 1,66,807 149954 1,98,405 2 4 ,3 3 ,6 6 Peroei tage Mahet)ut»n£S£r District TABLE NO. 5* 127-A DISTRICT TABLE* Habitations and tcpuljtion served^y Fxisting and Proposed Primary Schools / Sections Sle ITeme of the Nooof Popula- No* of HABITATICENS SB-’RVE'D BY POPULATION SE'RVE'D BI Noo Mandpl hab i— t Ion schools ------u3— propo- E’xisting Proposed Existing Existing Proposed Exist tions sed Primary Primary & proposed Primary Primary Propc schools sc hools primary Primt Ha- % Ha- % Habio % Popu % Popu % Popu b i. b i. la la la tion tion tion 1 o 2. 3.^ 4. 5. 6 . 7o 8. 9. 10, II 0 12. 13. 14. 15. 160 1 o Ac hempet 53 41965 4 39 73o6 4 7.5 43 8^b 1 3853^ 9 1 .8 1650 3.9 40178 2o Addaksl 31 36819 2 28 87o0 2 3.0 30 90 .0 36279 91 .8 390 3.9 36669 3o Al«n?)ur 23 302W - 23 100 - - 23 100 oO 30240 100.0 - - 30240 4o AmsngBl 42 39124 1 41 97c6 1 2 .4 42 lOOcO 38824 9 9 .2 300 0.8 39124 5o Amrabed 33 3585^ 2 28 8 4c 8 2 6.0 30 90.8 34439 9 6 .0 700 2 .0 35139 - - - - - 6 0 Atmskur 23 40652 25 lOOoO 25 100 oO 40652 100.0 40652 7o Belanagsr .. 97 42580 6 75 77oO 6 6 ,0 81 83oO 39884 9 3 .7 1061 2.5 40947 80 Balmoor ^2 28721 4 25 780O 4 12 .5 29 90c 5 27138 94,5 910 3.0 28048 9o Bhoothpur 39 3 3 ^ 8 4 27 69o0 4 10.0 31 79 .0 32251 9 6 .5 691 2 .0 32942 IO0 Bijnapplly 46 50817 2 40 87o0 2 4.0 42 91.0 49984 98.0 424 1.0 50408 II 0 Bomrespet 72 34597 9 51 7lcO 9 12.5 60 83o5 32393 93.5 1165 3 .4 33558 12o Ohinne Chinta Kuntf0 23 W 1 4 - 23 100 oO —- 23 lOOoO 40014 100.0 - — 40014 l3o Dgmsrgidda 33 36712 - 33 100 oO - - 33 lOOeO 36712 10 0.0 -- 36712 l4o Devarkadra 33 43447 - 32 96c 9 - - 32 96c 9 43297 9 9 .6 -- 43297 15o Dooltabad 4i 33103 — 39 95oO -- 39 95cO 32988 9 9 .6 - - 32988 160 Dhanwada 28 41225 - 28 100 oO - - 28 100 oO 41225 1 0 0.0 -- 41225 l7o Dharoor 49 ^0328 2 47 95o9 2 4 .1 49 100 oO 3*^628 9 8 .3 700 1 .7 40328 18, Parooqnegar 63 45694 14 46 73oO 14 22o2 60 95c2 40654 88.9 4819 10.5 45473 19o Gadwal 37 32373 — 37 100 oO -- 37 lOOoO 32373 100.0 - — 32373 20 0 Gopalpet 39 41779 4 34 89o4 4 10 .5 38 lOOoO 40523 9 7 .0 1256 3.0 41779 95o2 2 .4 41 97o6 40282 202 40484 2I 0 Ghattu 42 W 5 5 6! 1 40 1 99.3 1 .5 22, Ghanpura 27 31055 27 IOO0O 27 lOOeO 31055 100.0 31055 Cont d .. .2 . 2 ! Table 3 Gontd. 2. 3o 5 . 6, 7. 8. 9o 10. 11. l2o 13. 14. 15> 16, 17c 2^c Hunwede 53 34901 w m 51 96.0 «• 51 96.0 34701 99.4 34701 2^0 leeja 32 50173 1 31 96,9 1 3o1 32 100,0 49973 99.4 300 0,6 50173 25o Itikycl 34 34902 - 33 97.0 - - 33 97oO 34852 99.8 -- 34852 25o Jsdoherl?3 55 47036 8 42 76.4 8 14o5 50 90.9 45576 96.8 805 1.7 46381 27o Kf^lwakurfchy 32 41678 — 29 90.6 -- 29 90.6 41222 98.9 -- 41222 28c Keahampst 45 31729' 5 35 77.8 5 II 0O 40 88.8 30032 94.6 1295 4,1 31327 290 Kodeng^l 57 A0121 35 94.6 »• 55 94.6 59901 99.4 - - 5990^1 3 0 c Kodair 32 31243 4 27 84.8 4 12o5 31 96.9 30896 98.9 315 1.0 31211 3l« Koilkonds 87 42696 3 56 64 .4 3 3c 4 59 67.8 38985 91.3 1147 2.7 40132 32c Kollapur 31 40934 1 28 90.3 1 3o2 29 93.5 4D080 97^9 362 0,9 40442 53o Konduig 60 4^983 9 51 85.0 ? 15o0 60 100.0 41274 93.8 2709 6,2 43983 34c Koagi 34 30369 - 32 94.0 - - 32 94.0 30269 99.7 -- 30269 35c Kothqkota 33 52206 - 31 93.9 - 31 93.9 51OP0 99.6 - - 51900 36. Kothur 43 36531 1 42 97.7 1 2o3 43 100.0 35731 97.8 800 2,2 36 5 31 37. Lingsl 23 22371 - 22 95.6 -- 22 95.6 22197 99.2 -- 22197 38c Madgul 49 40079 2 46 93.8 2 4c 0 48 97.8 39058 97.4 921 2.3 39 9 79 39c Maddur 58 42711 - 51 87.9 - - 51 87.9 42113 98.5 - - 42113 40c Mahsbubnsg^r 44 42202 4 39 88.6 4 9oO 43 97.6 39202 97.5 900 2,2 40102 4-lc Mskthel 41 44876 - 41 100.0 -— 41 100^0 44876 100.0 -- 44876 42c M9ld=?kAl 29 33104 - 29 100.0 -- 29 100^0 33104 100,0 -- 33104 43c Maganoor 35 32298 - 31 88.5 - - 31 88.5 31785 98.4 - - 31785 44c Mgnoped 30 40362 - 28 9 3.3 - - 28 93.3 4D125 99.4 -- 40125 45o M idjil 38 41120 - 38 100.0 - - 38 100.0 41120 100.0 -- 41120 46c j^Qgarkurnool 23 35456 - 22 95.6 - - 22 95.6 35380 99.7 —- 35380 47c iViprfyanpet 30 35743 4 24 80.0 4 13o3 28 93o3 34592 96.7 771 2,1 35363 48c Nervsa 31 35576 - 31 100.0 - 31 100.0 35576 100,0 -- 35576 49e Nawabpet 72 36409 3 59 81.9 3 4o1 62 86.0 35196 96,6 290 0 ,7 35486 30c Pang?l 37 42732 37 100.0 - 37 100.0 42732 100 oO -— 42732 31c Pebbair 32 47328 — 32 100.0 —- 32 100.0 47328 100,0 -- 47328 52o Pedd&msnd&di 23 28122 - 23 100.0 - — 23 100 oO 28122 100.0 — — 28122 53c Peddskoths- pplly 32 41296 — JO 93.7 _ — 30 9 3 .7 409 32 99.1 —— 40932 54o Tgdoor 27 29382 - 27 100 oO -- 27 100.0 29582 100.0 -- 29582 55o Telkppally 29 357^4 - 29 100.0 —- 29 100.0 35764 100.0 -- 35764 56o Thimm*'jipet 37 30c 09 4 33 89.2 4 IO08 37 100.0 29 706 98.9 303 1,0 30009 Gr»ntd. S 3 : Table No* 5 contd,. 1a 2. 4. 6 . 7. 80 9. 10. 11< 12. 15. 14. 15. I60 57o Uppununtslp 25 -.26203 - 25 100.0 - - 25 100 oO 26203 100.0 -- 26203 580 Utkoor 26 37721 - 26 100.0 - - 26 10000 37721 100.0 -- 37721 - - - 59o Veepqingsndla 52 . 42597 - 30 93.7 - 30 93c 7 42394 99.5 42394 60 0 Veld«i\d3 65 37397 2 48 76.1 2 3.1 50 73o2 34901 93.2 849 2.3 35750 610 Tslekon(3ap:^lly 39 39573 - 37 94.8 - - 37 94o8 39432 99.6 - - 39432 62, We3d9pplly 29 47005 1 28 96.5 1 3.5 29 100 oO 46562 99cO 443 1.0 47005 6 3o V^engoor 47 38942 2 41 87o2 2 4,2 43 9lo4 38102 97.8 372 0.9 38474 64o Wsnapart by 29 29517 — 26 89.6 •* 26 89o6 28961 98.1 — 28961 Tot^^ls- 2525 2433660 109 2244 88.9 109 4o3 2353 93o2 2387505. 98.1 26850 1.1 24'14355 Bn3< MAHABUBNAGAR DIST. 4. table m. 123 A. HABITATIONS AND POPULATION SERVED BY EXISTING AND PROPOSED UPPER PRIMARY SGHOOLS/SEOTIOMS. S I. Name of the No.of Popula- NooOf Habitations served by Population served by Nq. Mgndalo habi- tion. soho- fca- ols Exist ing Proposed Existing Existing Propceed Existing £ t ions. pro UPS. UIB . and pro- UiS . UBS . propos ed U posed. posedo Habi . % Habi. % Habi. % Popu. % Popu. % Popu. % ^ ^ ^ ^ = : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 . Achampet. 53 41965 1 22 4 1,5 1 1 oB 23 43 o3 27121 64. 6 1443 3.4 23564 6' 2. Addakal. 31 36B19 1 27 3 7 .0 1 3o2 23 90.2 33930 91 o9 909 2.5 34739 9^ 3. Alampur. 23 30240 - 13 7B.2 - - 13 78.2 27161 8 9 .3 - - 27161 8^, 4. AmangaL. 4-2 39124 — 22 52.3 —- 52 22 o3 30136 7 7.0 - - 30136 7"/ 5. Amrabac. 33 3535^ - 15 45.4 -- 15 45.4 23367 65.1 - - 23367 63 6* AJrmakur. 25 40652 4 16 6 4 .0 4 I 60O 20 3 0 ,0 29531 6044 14 .8 35625 37 72 .7 *■ • ?• Balanagaro 97 42530 - 63 70.1 — - 63 70.1 35247 32o7 — 35247 82 B. Balmoor. 32 23721 2 22 59.3 2 6o3 24 65o6 22779 79 .3 2237 8 .0 25O66 87 9. Bhoothpur. 39 33408 2 29 74.4 2 5ol 31 79o5 27379 8 3 .4 4035 12.1 31934 95 10. BiJ inapally. 46 50317 - 40 a ? .9 - 40 36.9 48643 95.7 - 4B645 95 11. Bomraspet. 72 34597 2 21 29.1 2 2»7 23 310 3 19052 55.0 2365 B.2 21917 63 12. C.C.Kuntao 23 40014 — 23 100.0 — 23 IOO0O 40014 100,0 —— 40014 100 1?* Damargidda. 33 3 6 7 ^ 1 11 33.3 1 3oO 12 3 6 .0 17936 48. B 2144 5.8 20030 54 Dcverkadra. 33 43447 - 30 9 1 .0 — — 30 9I 0O 39422 90.7 - 39422 90 H5. Doulatabad. 41 33103 - 34 B2.9 - — 34 32.9 28219 33.2 -- 23219 35. 16. Dhanwadao 2B 41225 2 23 32.1 2 7..1 25 89 o2 36496 33.5 2411 5.-3 ^ 0 0 0 / 94, 17. Dharooro 49 4032 B 1 21 42 .6 1 2oO 22 4^1-08 20358 50.9 1305 3.2 21343 54, IB. Barooqnagar. 63 45694 — 51 BO.9 - - 51 80o9 3937B 36.1 - - 39373 36. 19. Gadwal. 37 32373 — 26 70.2 — — 26 70o2 24221 74 .8 —- 24221 74. 20. Gopalpet 0 3B 41779 - 34 39.4 - 34 39«4 40016 95.7 —— 40016 95. 21. Ghat tu. 42 40336 1 26 61.9 1 2o3 27 64®2 3 0831 2252 5.5 33033 31. 22. Ghanpur. 27 31033 - 16 59.2 — - 16 59o2 22024 70o9 - 22024 70. 25. Hunwada. 53 34901 — 27 50.9 - 27 50,9 2355s 6 7 .4 -- 2355B 67. 24. le e ja . ^2 50173 1 15 46 .3 1 3.1 15 49o9 37029 73 .B 1237 2 .4 38266 76. Contd,.2 .. • •2 a 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 2 5 . ItkyaL. 34 34902 1 19 55.3 1 2 .9 20 53.7 22333 63 .9 202* 5.3 24357 6 9 .7 26. Jadoherla* 55 47036 — 43 73.1 - — 43 73.1 43163 9 1.7 — — 431568 91 .7 27.KaLwak:urthy 32 41673 1 19 59.3 1 3 .1 20 6 2 .4 35739 9 5 .3 637“ 0.3 36426 36.1 2 8 . Keahampeto 45 31729 2 25 5 5 .5 2 '4 .5 27 6 0 .0 22427 70.6 2399 7 .5 24326 73 .1 29* KoiflangaL* 37 40121 — 23 62.1 — 23 62.1 32367 3 0 .6 -— 32367 80 .6 30. Kodair. 32 3l^'-.3 1 19 59.3 1 3.1 20 62 .4 24650 73.3 1423 4 .5 26073 33.3 31* KoLlkonda* 37 42696 2 59 6 7 .3 2 2.2 61 70.0 31620 74.0 3464 3.1 35084 32.1 32. Kollapur® 31 40934 5 16 51.6 5 16.1 21 67.7 28783 70.3 6268 15 .3 35056 35. € 33* Ilondurg* ^0 43933 3 35 53.3 3 5.0 38 63.3 30945 70.3 937 2.1 31882 72.A 34-. Kosgi. 34 30369 1 24 7 0 .5 1 2 .9 25 7 3 .4 23612 7 7 .7 1166 3 .3 24775 31.^ 35« Kothakocao 33 522 06 - 25 7 5 .7 —— 25 75.7 46363 33.7 — 46363 38.7 36* Kothur. 43 36531 1 33 3 8 .3 1 2.3 39 90.6 32536 89*1 1090 2 .9 33626 92. c 3'?* Lingalo 23 22371 — 13 5 6 .5 -- 13 56.5 16985 75.9 - - 16935 75.8 3 % MadguL. 49 40079 2 47 95.9 2 4.1 49 1 0 0 .0 39629 9Ti.8 450 1^2 40079 100.C 39* Maddur* 56 42711 — 34 53.6 —— 34 53.6 29664 69 .4 — 29664 69.^ 4C, Mahabubnag ar. 44 40202 2 26 59.1 2 4.5 28 63 .6 27916 6 9 .4 3374 3 .4 31290 7 7 .s 41. Makthalo 4*J- 44876 - 17 4 1 .5 — - 17 4 1 .5 23354 63.2 -— 28354 63.2 42. MoldakaL 29 33104 — 18 62.1 — 18 62.1 23452 70.3 —— 23452 70.2 43. Maganooro 35 32298 - 17 4 3 .6 - - 17 43^6 20905 6 4 . y -- 209 C5 64.7 44. Manopad. . 30 40362 — 22 73.3 — 22 73.3 33410 3 2 .3 — 53410 3 2 .E 45. M id jil . 33 41120 - 32 5 4 .2 -— 32 34.2 34546 3 4 .0 —— 34546 8 4 .C 46. NagarkurnocL 23 35456 - 22 9 5.1 -— 22 95*6 33647 94.9 -- 33647 94.9 Narayanpefcc 30 35743 1 15 50.0 1 3 .3 16 53.3 23419 65.5 1324 3 .7 24743 69.2 4B. Narwa. 31 35576 1 23 74.2 1 3.2 24 77.4 30269 35.1 1053 2 .9 31322 8 8 .C 49* ^'^awabpobc 72 36409 1 46 6 3 .9 1 1 .4 47 65.3 23997 ? 9 .6 1318 3 .6 30315 83.2 50. PangaL. 37 42732 3 24 67.6 3 5 .4 27 73.0 32221 75*4 3865 9 . 0 36086 34.4 51* Pebbair. 32 47323 — 29 90.6 — 29 90,6 45224 95.5 —- 45224 95. 32. Pedda Mandadi 23 23122 2 17 73.9 2 3 .7 19 72.6 21354 7 7 .7 3009 10 .7 24863 33 .4 53 . Peddakotha- 32 41296 5 21 65.5 5 15 .6 26 31 .2 31601 7 6 .5 5150 1 2 .5 36751 8 9 .c Pally . 54 . Tadoor. 27 29532 21 77.7 - 21 77*7 25792 87 .7 _ 25792 87 .7 1 «5 ■ ® 1 2 5 4 5 6 7 0 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 5 5 . TeLliapally 29 35764 21 7 ^ .4 M 21 72o4 23713 B0o3 23713 30.3 56. Timmajipet 57 30009 - 30 8 1 .0 -- 30 3 1 ,0 26495 3Bo2 — 26495 33.2 57. Uppunun- 25 26203 5 10 4 0 .0 5 20.1D 15 60 .0 15551 59.3 $791 44o5 19342 . 73>B thaLa. 53. Utkur. 26 37721 11 42 .3 11 42,3 26525 70,3 2 6 525 70.3 59. VG'jp angan- dla. 32 42597 2 27 34.3 2 6.2 29 90.5 91 0$ 41223 9 6 .7 60. Veldandao 63 37397 — 23 36 .5 —- 23 3S.5 ?23'74 59.3 - - 2237-4- 59.5 61. Talakonda- 39 39573 - 33 S4.6 —- 33 B4o6 3^373 BS0I - — 34373. 33.1 palLy, 62. Waddepally 29 47095 22 75.B 22 75-3 413 66 39oO •m 41366 39.0 63. Wang0 ore 47 33942 1 31 65.9 1 2.1 32 6B0O 23234 72»6 2J?2 5o9 30616 73.5 64. Wanaparfchy 29 29517 27 93.1 — 27 93.1 2B045 95 = 0 — 2B045_ ■ 95.0 2433660 60 73o5 2525 60 1661 65.1 2.3 1721 67.4 1913494 7^1-560 3 .0 ^ 1936123 i 3 1 .5 MAHABUBNAG/R DiSTfilOi'. NO. 3 DISTRICT TABLE NO. '2 /■ Mendfl wire habitations viiti nnd without Secondary Sections. Slo Name of the Item Habitation with Secondary Sections with a distpnce of Noo Mqnd;>l Within Upto 2 .1 to 4,1 to 6o1 to More than Totslc the Ha 2 KcMs 4 K.Ms 6 ,0 K.Ma 8o0 K.Ma 8 K.Ms bitation 1. 2o 3o 4, 5o 6. 7. 8. 9. lOo 1 O Achempet Nooof Habitations 2 13 2 14 2 20 53 pnpul^;,io3:] 12706 5089 750 13544 470 9406 41965 Percentj^^ge 3 1 .^ 11.0 1.8 32.^ 8o3 15.2 100 2o Addal^al HcbiusJions 5 10 13 1 1 1 31 Populstion 13370 6300 12914 1579 909 1747 36819 Peroer tsge 36 .3 l7o1 35oO 4o3 2o5 4o8 100 3o Al*?nipur EL.bitqtions 2 2 9 5 3 2 23 populction 6164 1069 9081 8367 3833 1726 30 240 Perc'^nt-^'-ge 2 0 .4 3.5 30.0 2 7 .7 l2o7 5o7 100 Amnngnl E'^bitetions 4 15 12 2 9 42 popul^uicn 18337 - 8450 ^302 500 5531 39124 Perceut-tge 46.9 •r 2lc6 l6o1 1o2 14.2 100 5o Amrabad Hgbitaticns 4 1 8 4 3 13 33 Populi^ticn 18630 150 2827 2133 2389 9705 3585-4 Percentage 52.0 Oi^4 7.9 5 .9 6o7 27.1 100 So Atmakur Hi-'bitc^tic ns 3 2 8 6 3 3 25 PopulQCicn 17845 1057 8130 5894 2739 4987 40652 Peroente£ e 4 4 .0 2 .6 20 .0 1 4 .5 6o7 12.2 100 7o Bnl<3nc!gar Hcbit'^tirns 4 19 35 23 5 11 97 Populrtion 8107 8030 13905 8453 1410 2675 42580 P^roento'ge 19 .0 19.0 3 2 .7 19.8 3o3 6 .2 100 Gontd.. .2, 2 Table No.5 contd. 1o 2o 3* 4, 5o 6. 7. ■ 80 9. 10 w 70 8o Balmoor NooOf Ha’bitations 3 6 13 8 1 1 Population 10493 3964 8619 48 54 248 543 28721 Percentege 36.5 13.8 30.0 17.0 Oo9 1.8 100 9o Bhoothpur Habitations 1 4 7 15 10 2 39 Population 2103 3771 4626 1 0 4 ^ 11304 1156 33^!08 Peroenfcsge 6 .2 11 .2 13.8 31.2 33o8 3.5 100 (h 20 1 10 0 Bijnspplly Habitjtiona 5 11 5 x-'opuletion 26526 456 12581 93'^3 1025 866 50817 Perc 3ntage 52.2 0 .9 24.8 1 8 .4 2c 2 1 .5 100 11® Bomrespet Habit rtions 2 6 6 12 28 18 72 Populsition 6 6 ^ 3^17 ^21 7793 8784 4342 34597 Percsntpge 19.2 9o9 I0o5 22o5 25o4 12.5 100 12b Ghinna Ghinta Hsoitfltions 4 6 11 1 1 - 23 k:unta. Population 13138 8094 14784 931 3067 — 40014 Perce.attvge 32.8 20o2 36.9 2.3 7o 8 100 13* Demergidde Hstit jtions 3 1 8 18 - 3 33 population 9640 350 9703 13378 — 3641 36712 Pero^ntfige 26 .2 1.0 2 6 .4 36.4 10.0 100 14o Devarkedra Htibiu^tions 3 11 10 6 3 - 33 populetion 10979 7360 13454 7789 ^063 — 43447 Perc=»ntf ge 2 5 .3 17.0 31.0 l7o4 9o3 • 100 15o Doulta'b^’d Hab it fit i ons 3 8 13 4 4 9 41 population 7891 3909 8964 6217 1475 4647 33103 Perceitf ge 23.8 11.8 2 7 .1 18.8 4c 5 14.0 100 l6o Dhgnwade Hab it Ft: ons 4 7 6 8 3 - 23 populet:on 19924 2181 7095 8038 3987 — 41225 Percent? ge ^ . 3 5 .3 17.2 19.>5 9o7 — 100 Gontd. • • 3, « J • — 1 .' • -i- • 1= 2. 5, 5o 6, 7. 8o 9. 10. 17e Dharoor Habitsticna 2 6 5 9 10 17 49 Populeticn 5570 2750 3615 8358 4786 15249 ^ 3 2 8 Percentage 13«8 6o8 9 .0 20o7 11o9 37.8 100 •j8o Geciwol Ha^icaticns 2 9 8 9 6 3 37 Populj-iticn 5131 8560 5770 8653 2659 1600 32373 Percpjjti:ge 15.8 26o5 17.8 2 6 .7 8o2 5 .0 100 l9o Gop^lpet Hcbrii8«ic ns 4 9 10 12 1 2 38 Topulaticn 10977 6288 7269 13^86 1920 1336 41779 Percf^nt.ng e 2 6 ,3 15.0 1 7 .4 33c 5 7oO 0 .8 100 20o Ghittu Ec'bitr’tic ns 2 4 10 3 5 18 42 populctic n 6383 3328 9367 4292 5035 12151 ^ 5 5 6 Percentpg e 15 .7 8 .2 23.0 10.6 l2o4 ^ . 1 100 21c Ghfinpur ^cbi'-etic ns 3 3 4 12 3 2 27 Populntion 8697 1944 3294 13479 1503 2138 31055 Perc3ntp£ a 28.0 6 .3 10.6 4 3 .4 4o8 6 .9 100 22o Hunwrd'^ Il^bi-fc.-tirns 1 — 6 12 2 32 53 PopuJ ?tion 2472 - 3604 5419 3192 20214 34901 PercentPCe 7.0 “ 10 .3 15.5 9o1 58.1 100 23o laejf: Habxtufcions 3 3 14 4 8 32 Popul^rtion 19432 - W 4 6 18424 3047 5224 50173 Percentage 38c 7 “ 8 .0 36 .7 6o0 10,6 100 24» Itikynl Hcbitcitions 2 3 8 6 1 14 34 Population 4218 • 2051 • 5624 5789 418 168C2 34902 Percentrge 12,8 5.9 16.1 16.6 1o2 47.2 100 25s Js'dcherla Hcbit£;tions 4 6 13 13 9 10 55 Populotion 17148 3090 9120 7269 5948 ^461 47036 Percentage 36«3 6 .5 1 9 .3 15-5 12»6 9o8 100 Gontd,. • 4o : 4 5 Table K053 Gj-iCd-. '1 o 2o 3o 5c 6 c 7. 8c 9- 10« 26o Kalwakurthj" Hsbit-etioi s 2 1 3 7 6 13 32 Populatioi 14483 524 2058 6959 7390 10264 41678 Percent eg{" 35.0 1»2 4 .9 IG.6 l7o6 24c 7 100 27o Keshampet H^bivatioi s 3 8 10 11 7 6 45 Populatioi 6691 3O8O 6460 80 36 3809 3653 31729 Peroei.t'=>gp 21.0 8 .0 20c0 23.0 I 2o0 14.0 100 28« Kodrngpl Hebit etions 3 6 , 7 15 4 2 37 fjpuletion 18264 3351 48 39 788^ 4821 959 40121 Percenfcege 43.5 8 .4 12.1 19^6 12o 0 2 .4 100 29o Kodpir Hob i ll?r ions 3 1 7 12 7 2 32 Population 9789 125 6294 10329 3817 889 31243 Pe.ro ant age 31.3 0 . 4 20-1 33cO l2o2 3.0 100 3O0 Koilkundp Hjtd i^atiors 3 12 34 22 13 3 87 Populatioii . 715^^’- 5252 13715 10012 5641 920 42696 Pa rc6.it 16.8 12 .3 32.1 23.4 13° 2 2 .2 100 310 Kollapur !febj'’';jb?,ons 2 3 6 10 2 8 31 Populrtion 9311 2949 10231 10399 951 6897 40934 Perc0nt'=iga 22,7 7 .2 25.0 25.9 2c 3 16.9 100 320 Kondurg E?b it .'4*1 ions 2 6 13 17 4 18 60 Pcpuleticr! 2843 8134 8145 10313 2400 12086 43983 Porc^ntfge 6„S 18.5 18 .6 23o5 5o5 27.4 100 33o Koagi Hi2l)itc,L:icnG 2 9 9 8 5 1 34 Populgticn 7870 5798 7908 6842 1443 3O6 30369 Porce’^tao r 25.9 19.1 2 6 .0 22c 5 4o8 1 .7 100 3^0 Kothal-otc Hcbiteticns 4 5 10 8 6 — 33 Pcpulal'ic n 17806 5586 13998 9282 5534 52206 l'v-icentG£ T 34o1 10c 7 26,8 1 7 ." 10 06 - 100 Gontd.w .5« s 5 : Tfsble Noc. 5 i 0 2* 3o 4, 5. 6, 7. 80 9, 10. 35<» Kothur Hcbitstirna 2 3 9 14 4 11 43 Populstic n 4ai4 2140 6918 13289 2508 6862 36531 PercenteLS 1 3 .2 5o8 18,9 36 ,4 60 7 19.0 100 36, Lingpl Hctiitatims 1 1 1 4 5 7 5 23 Popiil^tirn 6150 - 766 3056 1754 7803 2842 22371 Percent^ce 2 7 .5 3 .4 13.6 7.8 34o8 12.9 100 37o Modgal ^Vbit^tinns 1 5 6 11 6 20 49 Popu?.Dt^irn 4289 2892 5544 l'H-17 5868 10069 40079 Perconi" u e 1 0 ,7 7 .2 13.8 28.5 14o6 25.2 100 38o M^ddur H:^'bi-’-rtirns 1 3 15 '■;2 6 21 58 Popui i'jion 4686 610 100'jS 9652 ^699 13046 42711 PercjntPge 11cO 1 .4 . 23-5 22.6 11.0 30.5 100 390 Me!iabuunagf?r Hr‘bi'&?tlons 2 8 6 18 5 5 44 population 2875 8386 55O6 12769 ^1543 5602 ^r0202 Psrcfcxitsge 7 .2 20,9 13-7 31 ..8 12„0 1 4 .4 100 40„ MRkthel H.:b*tc'tion3 1 1 15 11 2 20 41 Popaj-stion 11503 800 3700 7462 1610 19801 ^14376 Perce:?t^gQ 2 6 .0 10 0 8 ,0 I7c0 ^oO 44,0 100 l\ Mplc'ek??! H-bltntions 3 ■|2 6 ‘r 1 29 Pcpulction 10670 1146 134O6 2331 5251 3G0 33104 • Perosx^i'fige 32.2 3o5 ^!0,5 7.0 l5o9 0.9 100 42o Msgpnoor H-bxt?t-onG 2 2 8 /j 4 15 33 Pepulation 3769 2767 ^^71 5821 65S2 9308 32298 Percentage 11.7 8,6 I2e6 18,0 20o3 28.8 100 '^i-3a Monopac Hsbit* tions 2 0 7 1 13 30 on 7^57 2859 5210 7803 2786 14247 40362 Percent? ge 18.5 7.0 13^0 IS. 3 6o9 35.3 100 Codo w c : 6 : TablG No0 con: 7, 1. 2. • 4. 5. 6. 7. 80 9. 10 e 44. Middil Hcbit^tions 4 8 12 13 1 38 Populption 7795 7731 10896 13789 909 _ 41120 Percent-^ge 19.0 18.8 26 .5 33 .5 2o2 - 100 45® N^g^«rkumool Hcbit-srtiicns 3 6 7 2 1 4 23 Population 10140 6812 8089 2227 1178 7010 35456 Percfcu+^'^ge 28 .6 19.2 22.8 6 .3 3o3 19.8 100 iv6o Hpr-y^npet H.bitc";icns 3 6 9 7 5 30 X opuloticn 11769 3092 11800 51^7 3925 — 35743 Percrntige 32.9 8 .7 33.0 1 4 .4 llcO - 100 47 o Nrrvjs Hf:bitnticns 2 1 6 6 8 8 31 Popul'^ticn 3204 731 5619 6836 8608 8578 35576 Percr»ntflge 14.6 2 .0 15«8 1 9 .2 24o3 24.1 100 43 o K&'Aebpet Hcbit£!>ticns 4 17 20 24 6 1 72 Pop ul a tic n 6866 72^:4 11724 9218 1247 110 36409 Percent eg e l8o9 l9o9 32.2 25o3 3=4 Oo3 100 49 0 Pange.1 H^3brt,?ticn3 4 1 10 8 3 6 32 Popu] luirn 14023 210 10642 10249 1120 7383 42732 Peroent9£ e 32.8 I 0O 22.0 21.0 3o0 17.0 100 ^Oo Pebbsir H?bife.^ti( ns 4 1 10 8 3 6 32 Populstirn 17724 210 10642 10249 ^1120 7383 47328 Percpn'ust e 36.0 1.0 22o0 2lc0 3o0 17.0 100 5 I 0 PeddBtaaiici^di Hcbitcwiona 2 1 8 7 4 1 23 Populate on 6566 150 8927 7205 38 5 3 1421 28122 Perop!"tege 23.3 0 .5 3 1 .7 25.6 13o7 5 .2 100 ‘^2, Pcddekoths Hebitetions 4 M- 10 5 3 6 32 p «ily Popul stion 15029 1234 10671 5771 43O6 4277 ^1295 j. ::rGent?sg9 36.4 3.0 25-9 14. 0 I0o4 10.3 100 Con tJQc* c r 7c • 7 8 Tpble Wo»5 Conbd. 1o 2. 3c 4. 5. 6. 7. 8o 9. 10, 53o Shednager Hsb it "t ions 1 4 23 18 7 10 6o (Parooqnag9r)Populrtion 4353 1956 13891 15485 5569 4340 45594 Percentpge 9 .5 4 .3 3 0 .4 3 3 .2 12c4 10.2 100 54, Wndd8p3lli H,b iaptions 5 2 10 10 1 1 29 Popul-tion 18393 5180 8939 11860 153 2470 4^005 Parcentr-’ge 39.1 11 .0 l9oO 2 5 .2 Oc3 5 .4 100 55o Tt;door ^^"biti^uions 4 3 6 5 5 4 2'' Population 9025 1835 7105 37^3 4561 3313 29582 Perc6,*itj^ge 30o5 6 .2 24o0 12c 7 15o4 11c2 10C 56a Telknpoily Hrb itptions 4 5 12 6 — 2 2C Populj^tion 10939 4876 13210 4277 2452 3=764 ParcentGge 30.6 13o6 36.9 11.9 — 7.0 100 yx 578 T^lrkond?^prlly ions 5 — 33 1 - - 39 populnticn 170 37 - 20051 2485 - - 39 5 7^ Percei.ijag e 43.0 - ^ » 1 8o9 — 100 58o Thimma.jipet Hr^bifer jicns 3 3 16 5 3 7 37 popaldticn 9256 3523 7401 4629 2946 2254 30009 Pero»="?t8g e 30.8 1 1 .7 2 ^ .7 15 "4 9o8 7.6 100 r ' 59o Uppununtnii^ Hcbitetic ns 2 > 7 5 5 25 Pop ul a tic n 6508 - 1550 760 7 A>622 5915 26203 Perce .ita£ e 24.8 - 5c 9 29o0 l7o6 2 2 .7 100 5 0 o Utkoor Habitp.uions 3 7 8 2 6 26 Populgtirn 15700 - 6823 9181 1958 4059 57721 Percen'Jst e 42.0 — 18 oO 2 4 .0 5oO 11.0 100 6io Vangoor Hsbitetions 4 10 15 8 8 2 47 Topulstion 13430 3640 7180 6758 4985 2889 58942 Peroentege 34.6 9 .3 1 8 .4 17 c 4 12o8 8 .5 100 C 0 1.1 t C g 4 * 8 * 8 r T8cie 0, ^ con >jo. 1c 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. So 9. 10. 62* Veep?5ng?ndla Pi-'biGfjlions 5 4 6 11 % 2 32 Populfi'cior 13397 2223 5655 -1570 2 6493 M 2 7 42597 Percen^ pge 31 5o2 13^3 32.1 115^2 2,8 100 6^0 Valdrndo Hr,bit?rl Iona 2 10 12 1]'+ 23 63 Popul^ition 6506 - 6738 8A73 &2G8 7412 37397 Pe.T*oeDt «ge 1 7 .4 — 13. C 22.7 ^2o1 19 08 100 64o Hsbxtctiono 2 2 12 3 3 7 29 Population 6600 1608 9517 3l>c 2369 6227 29517 pp- ccent qge 22-0 5c0 32.0 11o0 80O 22o0 110 Totals- HFh.i.-talrions 185 300 676 604 299 461 2525 Pcpula’wion 659279 194183 523275 :^o73;o 2289 26 32O667 2^33660 Bnsu M/ilTaBUBNAGAR DISIRIG'I, TABLE NO. 6. MANDAL w ise habitations 7ITH AND w'lIHOUT HIGHER SEOONDAR Y SGilOOLS. S I. Name of C;ie Item Habitation with higher secondary Sect ions vatn a distance of No • MandaLo Within the Upto 2.1 to 4.1 to 6.1 to More ihan 'JotaL, habit at ion^ 2 Kms. 4- Kmso 60 0 Kms,o» B Kms * 8 Krns. 1 2 3 5 6 V B 9 10 'i . Acham.P'it Habit at ion 1 1 3 56 53 PopuLat ion 11250 2334 524 1G543 ^20 16539 41965 - crcont age 2 6 .B 5.7 1.2 25 o1 'I.? 39.5 100% 2. AddaLalo Habit ail on _ >1J 30 31 Populafc ion - - — - 1S90 34929 36319 Pcrcent ago “— — - 5.1 94.9 ioa/c 3. Alampur Hab It at ion — 1 5 5 1 11 23 Population - ao9 4256 552B S60 192B7 30240 Percentage. — 0.7 14.0 13«6 2 ,B 63.9 lOCTo 4. Amangal Habitat ion _.. 42 42 Populat ion -- - - — 39124 39124 —— Pcrcent age — - - 100 100% 5. Amrabad Habitation — 33 33 Populat ion - - mm -— 3535^ 3535^ Per0encage —— — , 100 lOOTo 6. Atmal^.ur Hab 11;at ion 1 1 6 5 2 10 25 Populat ion 740^ "55 6181 1211)3 21175 12619 4O652 Percent age 26.2 0„5 21 o7 39«7 7^6 5.5 100% 7. Sal an as aj? Habit at ion - -—- 97 97 Populat ion -— - -• 42580 42530 Percent age. --- - 100 100% Gone d••2 •• 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1C 3. BaLmoor Habitation 1 3 7 6 4 11 32 Populat ion 4576 542 6545 5803 2121 9129 23721 Percent age 15.9 1 .9 2 2 .3 2 0 .2 7 .4 31. B ieo% 9c Bhoothpuro Habitat ion - —— 2 14 23 39 Populat ion --— 4970 930'! 18637 33403 PercontagG —— — 14 .8 29.3 55.5 ■ 100% 10. Bijinapaliy iiabitat ion 1 2 4 3 3 33 46 PopulatIon 4923 589 9337 2597 1230 31591 5 0817 Percent ago 9.7 1.1 19.3 5.1 2.5 62.3 100® 11. BomraspcL' Habitat ion _ 1 1 8 62 72 Populat ion - 423 16G0 9379 23195 34597 Percent age — 1.2 - 4 .6 26.3 67.9) 100% 1 2 , Ohinna Ghinta-■ Habitat ion* — 1 — 22 23 Icnntao Populat ion - - - 1102 - 38912 40014 PercL-ntage — — 2oB - 97.2 100% 13* Damargidda Habit at ion _ _ 2 31 33 Populat ion -— — 5945 30767 36712 Percentage —•“ -= 16.2 33.8 100% 14, Deverkadra Habitat ion 33 33 Populac ion ~ — -- - 43447 43447 Percent age - - -- - 100 100% 1 5 , Doulatabad Habitat ion — — _ 41 41 Populat ion -——— 33103 33103 Percent age - --- 100 100% Gout d• I • 0 1 2 5 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 1 6 , Dhanwada Habit at ion 2B 25 Populat ion —-- - - 41223 41225 Percent age — ~ 100 100% — 17* Dharur Habitat ion 2 47 49 Populat ion -- - 430 39B95 40323 Ptircent ago - — — 1.1 9B.9 100% 1B. §adwal Hat .tat ion 6 9 5 14 37 Populat ion — 6344 22 34 b^05 16B9 13331 32373 Percentage - 19.6 7.0 26o2 5.2 42. 0 1 00% 19« G-opalP'=fe Habitation mm a 1 35 33 Populat ion — - - 2535 989 3S233 41^79 Percentage — — — 5o2 2 .4 9 2 .4 100% 2 0 , Ghattu Habitation „ .. - — 42 42 Populat ion — — - r- 40356 40556 Percentage — — - 100 100% 2 1 . Ghanpur Habitat ion 1 3 11 4 B 27 Populat ion 55O6 — 16B2 12705 3670 7492 51055 Percentage l7o7 — 5.4 4 0 .9 1 1 .B 2 4 .2 100% 22. Hunwada Habitation _ 4 1 1 47 33 Populat ion — 232B 100 3012 29461 3490^1 Percent age - - 6.7 0.3 B.6 B4c4 100% 23. leeja Habitat ion _ -= — 32 32 Populat ion - - -- 50173 50173 Percentage - - - — - 100 100% Gontd.*4. • y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 _ 244 Itkyal Habitation 1 33 > PopuLat ion - - -— 591 34311 349c P-ro-c'ntage — — — 2 0 .0 3 0 .0 1C 25* Jadchtria Habitation 2 2 9 12 30 c PopuLat ion — 10196 1173 6362 3579 20226 4703 Pc-rcent ago — 21.7 2.5 14o6 13.2 43.0 1C 26« Kalwalcurtb3^ Habitat ion 1 — 2 5 4 20 PopuLat ion 12373 - 732 4321 5117 I 9OB5 4167 Ptrccnt 3ge 29o7 — 1.9 10a3 12.3 45.3 1C 27. Keshampct Habit at ion _ • A 45 PopuLat ion -- --- 31729 3172s Percentage — — — — — 100 1C 23 • KodangaL Habit at ion 1 2 4 10 4 16 3 PopuLat ion 10675 700 2403 4517 5537 16239 4012 Percentage 2 6 .6 1.7 6 .0 11.2 6.3 4 3 .2 1C 29• Kod^ir Habit at ion _ M. 32 3 PopuLat ion - - - - - 31243 31243 Percentage — — — — — 100 1C 30* Koilkconda Habitation ___ 37 3 PopuLat ion — - - - - 42696 4269 Percent age ——— — 100 1C 3 1 , KoLlapur Habit at ion 1 2 7 4 17 3 PopuLat ion - 17B1 1741 9075 9391 13^1^3 4093 Percentage — 4.3 4 .2 22o1 24.1 45.3 1C 32 . Kondurg Habit ation _——— 60 6 PopuLat ion — - -- 439B3 439S Percent age --- - 100 10 Coil t d i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 3 . Kosgi Hab itat ion 7 10 7 6 4 PopuLat ion - 4347 IO75B 6070 2217 6977 303( Percentage — 14 .2 35oA- 2O0O 7.3 23.1 11 34* Kot^hakofca Habitation 1 1 4 8 8 11 : Population 10965 393 7356 12440 6423 14629 522( Percent ago 2 1 .0 0.7 14.1 23 o9 12.3 2 8 .0 35* Kochur tiab it at ion _ • •a 43 i PopuLat ion - - - — - 36531 365: Percent age —— — — 100 11 3 6 , Amangal Habitation __ 23 c Populat ion - - - ■ « - 22371 223^ Percentage —— — 100 1( 3 7 , Madgul Habitat ion _ .. _ 49 i Populat ion - - - - - 40079 400^ Percentage — — — — — 1 00 K 3B« Maddur Habitation _ 58 C Populat ion - - - - - 42711 427' Pcrcontage — — — — 100 K 39* Matiabubnagar Habitation — 3 2 17 7 15 L Populat ion - ■ 3057 2744 11041 6752 166 OS 402( Percent ago - 7.6 6.B 27o5 1 6 .6 41 .3 K 40, Makithal Habitation 1 1 5 9 1 24 L Populat ion 11503 BOO 2774 6B41 1195 21763 448"^ Percentage 2 6 .0 1 .0 6 ,0 15 o0 3oO 49.0 K 41. MoLdakal Habit ation _ _ _ 29 C Population - ---- 33104 3311 i'ercenr age - — -—— 1 00 1C Gontd* »6i • «6* • 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Maganoor Habitation 1 1 53 35 PopuLat ion _ 1Bp7 2000 23^441 5229B Percentage - - - 6.0 7.0 B'7^0 lOC^o 45# M an op ad Habic at ion — 30 30 Populat ion —— m ^01562 40562 Percentage - - - - - 100 100% 44-, MLdjiL Habitat ion 3B 3B Populat ion _ 41 120 41120 Percentage - - —- - 100 100 4-5* NagarkurnooL Habitat ion ■ 2 2 2 "14 23 Populat ion 4-127 I4t)9 248? 4147 23)266 35"*-56 Percentage - 1 1 .6 4 .0 7.C 11.7 6.3.7 100% 46. Nara^anpefc Habit at ion 1 3 5 3 IB 30 Populat ion 1052 392B 7156 31S2 203445 35743 100% Percentage - 2.9 1 1 .0 19.9 B.9 537.3 47* Narwa Habit at ion — 31 31 Populat ion —— -- 555576 35576 Percent age - “ - — 1 00 100% _ 4B. Nawabpc'ti Habitation mm 1 71 72 Populat ion — 503 559 06 36409 Percenc age - - -- 1.4 93B.6 100^ _ _ 4 9 . PangaL Hab itat ion mm mm 37 37 Populat ion •• -- 427752 42732 Percent age — . - 1 00 10C5? Gon t d»•7• 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 50, Pebbair Habitation 1 mm 5 ■ 9 3 14 32 Popuiat ion 5429 5761 11033 1334 23666 4732s Percentage 1 1 .0 — 13.0 23.0 3 .0 50.0 IOC 51 • Podda Mandadi Habitat ion — —— 1 2 20 23 Popuiat ion -— — 1311 5742 20569 23122 Percent age — - - 6 .4 2 0 .4 73.2 IOC 52« Pedda Kotha Habit at ion — ___ 32 32 palLyo Popuiat ion - -- - - 41296 41296 Perccnt age — — ——— 100 IOC 33, Shadnagar Habit at ion 1 9 10 4 39 63 (Jarooqnagar) Population - 790 6999 10372 3595 23933 45694 Percentage — 2»0 15.0 2 2 .6 ^ . 8 52.6 10 c 54. Shgntinagar Habitat ion 29 29 ( WaddepalLy) Popuiat ion - -- - — 47005 47005 Percent ago — — — - — 100 100 55. 'Xadoor Habitat ion 1 2 24 27 Popuiat ion - — 1351 — 35B6 24645 295B2 Percentage — — 4-» 6 — 12.1 B3.3 100 36. TeLlcapaLL.y Habitation . _ ___ 29 29 Popuiat ion - - , - - — 35764 35764 Pcrcent age — — ——— 100 100 57• TaiatcondapaLly Habitation ___ 39 39 Popuiat ion ——- — 3 9 57^ 39573 Percentage - -- —- 100 100; Oontd.,B,. • r-. 1 58, Thimmaoipet Habitation 1 35 37 PopuLat ion - - 172" 11^ 28172 30009 Percent ^ge — — “ 5.3 0.1 94.1 100% 59. UppununthaLa Habitat ion i- -- - 1 24 25 PopuLat ion - -- — 5910 ^2293 262U3 Percent age — •* 14,9 35.1 100% 60# Ufckur Habit at ion — 1 . 2 23 26 PopuLat ion -- 677 - 2737 34257 37721 Percent age —— 2.0 — 7 .0 9 1 .0 100% 6 1 0 Wang 0 or« Habit at ion - — — - 47 47 PopuLat ion - - -- - 33942 33942 Percent age - — — 100 100% 62* Ve.,pang and la Habit at ion — -- 32 32 PopuLat ion - - - - - 42597 42597 Pcrdent age — 100 100% - - 65. VeLdanda Habit at ion - 63 63 — PopuLat ion - - - - 37397 37397 Percent age — — — 100 100% 64-. Wanaparthy Habitation — 7 2 2 IB 29 PopuLat ion -- 7005 2429 1702 133B3 29517 Percentage 2 4 .^ 8.0 6.0 6 2 .0 100% Habitat ion 10 4-0 92 157 122 2104 TOTTt/^ rn ALA T Q^ 2525 PopuLat ion B4604 37SB9 90^96 16B23B 122911 1929472 2433660 MA HABUBi'TA GA E DI£ TRIGT TABLE' NO. 7 S .O , & S .T . VILLAGE’S HAVING FACILITY Pop ult'tion Noe of Villogea having facility No. of Villagea having facility for atngee in the S,Go for atege(S S.T. Villr:gea populijted populated villsge 3 Erimary Upper Secon- Hig her villagea Pri- Upper Secondary Higher Primary dary Secon mary Pri- ^econdrry dary tasry “1 0 2o 3. 4, 5. 6o 7. 8o 9. 10. 11o ZerO 94 83 9 2 - 393 370 15 — Up to 25 1127 108/4- 267 152 9 886 886 368 169 9 26 to 50 231 225 53 23 - 145 109 16 3 — 51 to 75 6 6 —— - 17 13 6 — — More than 5 4 22 18 2 — * — 75% Totels- 1463 W 2 329 182 9 1463 1395 437 109 ; Bna< MaHABuBNAGAR DISTRICT T^iBLP* EO, 8 NUMBB’R OP SCHOOLS HAVING BY L&’W L AND TYPB' OP MAN/!.Gii'MB’NT Are?i M'^nogement Number of ScLools Noo of School3 hrving Rem-: if 5: Primpry Upper Secondr.ry Hd gher Prim-qry Upper Secondary Higher Primary Secon classes Primary classes Secondary dary olrsses classes 1. 2, 4o 5c 6o 7. 8o 9. 10, II 0 RURAL Gove^rnmer^ 13 5 9 18 5 10 9 Loc?l Body 1829 317 182 - 2'. 47 498 182 - Private Aided 1 3 4 - 5 7 4 - Privr-ite Un-jic.id 11 1 1 — ^2 1 1 — Tot' 1 j- 1854 321 192 9 2182 511 197 9 URBAN Gov^rnment 16 11 18 11 41 29 25 11 Local Body 17 18 14 - 39 32 14 - Privnte Aidei — 1 13 - 14 14 13 - Private Un-£.icied 32 8 1 — 41 9 1 - Tofc?^l i- 65 38 11 135 84 53 11 TOTAL Government 29 11 23 20 59 36 37 20 LoC!--'! Body 1846 '335 196 - 2186 128 194 - Private Aided ’■ 1 4 17 - 19 21 17 - Privete Un-rided 43 9 2 — 53 10 2 — Total 1919 359 238 20 2317 595 250 20 Bnsc ^aHABlTBN4GAit DLSTEIGT TAILE' iJO» 9 Ref:- Dit-i;, Table A a-A SCHOOLS ACCORDING OF B U ILDU P • -j- 0 Neoio of tiie PRIMA iff SCHOOLS UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOLS NOo Mrno^x Puoce Partly Eacba Thac- Open lotel Pucca Partly Kccho Thot- Tents Open Pucca ohed Hp^'^oe Pucoa ched speoe huts Huts 1c 2., 3o 4. 3» 6.- 7o 8. 9. 10, 11. 12. 13- l4o Me P.-P. 1e AchaiKpet 16 - 5 - — 21 6 — 1 — — — 2o Addakcl 16 2 - 2 4 24 3 1 — — — .. Aipmpur 12 1 1 3 ~ 17 6 — — - - - 4, Amangel 22 14 —— 2 36 4 — - — — — " o Ararat) dd 19 6 1 1 - 2.7 2 1 - - - - o© Atmakar 24 - 4 - 1 29 I. — 1 - - n / o B&lgnagsi 38 3 4 - 3 30 3 - - — - - 8o Bolmoor 19 - 1^ - 1 21 2 —— — — " 9o Bhoothpur 11 1 2 1 7 22 6 - - --- o Bijnc^pnllj 18 6 - - 6 30 6 ------O H o Booirfjapet: 22 12 2 3 41 u. " ~ l2o Cbinna kunt •- 14 1 — 1 2 18 8 - -- - - Dftm^^rgioclR 18 2 4 - 10 3^ -- 1 - ... - 14a Devnrkodrs 17 - 1 - 6 24 7 — — - — - 15o Doultsb&d 17 2 4 - 8 31 3 - 2 -- “ - 16„ Dhpnviado 12 - 2 - 9 23 3 — - - -- l7o Dheroor 30 2 2 1 10 43 3 — — —— — /I 18. Gaavis;! i i 10 4 2 7 34 3 -- - - 19. Gop'^.lpet 19 - 3 - 3 23 9 — — —— 20 0 Ghsttu 32 - 3 —— 37 4 1 — — — 21® Ghpnpur 14 - 1 - 10 23 3 — — — — — 22o Hunw^de 16 2 4 3 3 30- 3 —— — —— 23o Ieej8 13 1 3 2 7 28 6 —— — — — 24, Itikygl 21 1 - - 7 29 4 - — — — 25o Jadoh9rle 21 3 3 - 9 38 6 —— —— — 26, Kslwakurthy 22 2 1 - 2 27 10 1 —— — — ?7a Keshtempet 20 2 — — 4 26 3 — -* Contjd® o c 2c J Ta'cio oon. J< 2. 3o 4. 3. 6. 7r 3„ 9o 10 e 11. 1?^ 13c l4o 28 o Kodaugal 18 4 3 1 10 38 1 3 mm ‘ • 29» Kodsir 17 - 2 - 2 21 3 - 1 - — — Koilkonds 27 2 3 — 8 3 1 -— _ 31» Kondurg 31 2 2 - 7 42 3 - -—— - 32c Koll5«pur 16 2 —— 6 24 6 -- - — 33o Eosgi 22 1 3 - 3 31 2 - - ■ — - — 34„ Kotli«k;oi‘»=< 17 3 1 - 3 24 7 - 1 - — — 33o Kothur 23 2 1 - 4 32 7 ---— "• Lineal 18 2 - 1 — 21 2 --- — - J7c Madgul 23 - - - 11 56 7 - --- - 3So Mgddur 23 3 3 - 10 43 6 - - -—- Malistiubnrgpr -- —--—— 39^ 12 15 7 . 32 4 4Cc Mpkthi?! 24 1 2 - 10 37 6 —-- — — Mnldnkf-1 19 — 4 - 3 28 2 —- — —— '’t2c M^ganocr 13 1 2 2 7 27 ----— ^•r» Menopod 13 1 1 3 3 21 8 1 - -— Midoil 26 2 —- 2 30 9 --— — — Nag^rkurnool 13 - 1 - 2 18 3 - --—— 4£o Narpy^anpet 10 — 4 - 9 23 - - -- - — 4^0 Narvsg 11 11 —- 11 23 8 - - -- 43 c Nr-wobpet 13 10 3 - 7 33 4 — -- - - 49 o Psng^l 26 3 -- 7 36 2 --- - - 50 c Pebb^ir 13 - 3 - 7 23 9 - 1 -- - 5'lo P e d d 8 ko t hap al l.y 20 2 - 1 3 26 3 — -— - - 32. Peddsmandadi 13 1 2 1 4 21 5 - ---- 53o Shednagsr 23 - 2 2 6 33 9 — 1 ——— (Ferooqnagar) 34. IVoddepolly 13 4 2 2 23 3 1 — — —— 35. T^door 17 - - - 3 22 3 - - --- 36. Tel ksp ally 13 6 1 - 3 27 2 1 1 -- - 37. Tnlf^kondapally 30 --- 3 33 3 ---- - 38. Thitnmp jipet 14 1 1 - 6 22 7 —---- 39 o Uppununtelg. 14 1 2 1 3 21 3 1 -- - — 60S Utkoor 12 7 - - 7 26 3 -- — -- Gontd* • • 3» j 3 • Tfable x^row9 contc. i 0 2 , 3c 4. 5. c 0 7o 8. 9 . 10. 11. 12c 13. 14o — — — Glo V e n g o o r 29 6 2 1 1 39 2 1 62o Veapangendle 17 1 2 1 2 23 7 -— — -— 6 3 o Valdand^ 25 6 2 — 8 41 7 - —— — 64» »V?!n-:;P2rthy 9 1 2 — 4 16 7 1 Total of Rural 1209 166 117 32 330 1854 297 10 14 --- areot, URBAN ARji'AS 1o Al^mpur 1 1 1 1 2o Gsdvisl 3 - -- 2 5 1 2- T • —- — — 3o Jadcherls 10 - - ~ - 10 6 - - -- 4o Kollapur 1 - - - - 1 4 —-! -- — 5^0 Koagx 1 ~ - - — 1 — 2 1 ——— 6o Mehebubnsger 13 5 2 - - 20 3 5 - mm — “ 7o Nragerkumool 6 --- 1 7 1 1 -— “— 8 . WanepDPtliy 1 1 -— 6 3 1 ———— 9o Ngrpygnpet 7 - 1 - — 8 1 2 — — — 10c J'srocqneg^^r 5 - — — 1 6 2 — 1 — — — 11. Sree Spiilam Project- ““ Totnl of UrbTijQ 65 22 '13 Aree 51 Grend TotolJ- 1260 172 121 32 334 1919 319 23 17 Bns« M&Hj^BUBN^GAR DISTRIQJ!. ■ lABLijj ITO c 1^0/ ..Ji '■)/ ■' ' ) SCHOOL IGOOI.DH G TO ITPK OF BUILDING Area Management Primarv Schools U.P.S. Pacca Partly Kaoha Thached 'I’euts Open Total Pacca Partly IJacha Tha T an t. s Open Pacoa huts. space Paooa ched space hues 1 3 4 5 7 B 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 21JSAL Govt. 10 . 3 13 . Local Body 1^93 160 117 32 - 327 16^9 293 10 14 - - - Private 1 ** 1 3 mm Aided. Private 5 6 mm 11 1 mm ** Un~ aided. ■ Tot&i • ' '1209 166 117 32 - 330 1354 297 10 14 - - - URBAN Gcv t » 10 4 2 16 11 Local Body 11 4 - — 2 17 18 - - -- - Private •• “ 4 * Aided Private 30 2 ** mm 32 2 2 ** ** Un-aided Tocal . . 51 6 4 - 4 65 22 13 3 --- a _ _ T 0 lAl Govt 0 20 « 4 5 29 11 Local Body 1204 164 117 32 — 329 1346 311 10 14 - - - «• mm Private 1 — —— 1 3 *" 1 Aided. Private 35 8 * 43 5 2 2 Un-aided. ■ ■ Total •• 1260 172 121 32 - 334 1919 319 23 17 -- - t&kliklBUrMkiihR D iST M O i TABLE N O .11 . DI&TcTABLES S2 fe l5_’ SGHOOLS ACCORDING TO INSTRUCTIONAL ROOiiaS IN IRM- flo.off rooms p r im a r y SGHOOLS No.of rooms Upper ■f’rimary Schools 9 Remarks used for ------used for - inatiruGtional Rural Urban :ot al instruct lonal Rural Urban Total purpcose- purpose. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 ' Ni.l 550 04 33^ S ii 03 — 03 1 10^1 06 1047 1-2 05 4 09 2; 2B0 05 285 3-^1- 112 - 112 5 04 SB 5-6 1'(0 2 112 40 13 53 7-8 30 5 35 3'y 21 08 29 9-10 49 15 64 6-7' 56 15 49 11-12 12 9 21 B-9) 11 05 16 1>-14 - 3 3 jvlore? than 10 11 07 IS 15 and abovc! - " Tofc« ai 1854 65 1919 321 3B 359 MAIlABlTBi\^A uAii DIiSTRlGT TABLE NO. 12 Bet: Dist.T ble ADDITIONAL BOOMS RB’QUIHB'D Type of Mshegemen'c Schools requiring additional rooms T School RudrI Urban Totnl Nil 1 2 3 4 5 & Nill 2 3 4 5 Sc Nil 1 2 3 5 8: ebove sbove ftbcva 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 80 9. 1 0 .1 1 . 1 2 .13o 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. POo PRIMART Govern Diant _ •• 13 '6 29 Loosl bod^ 450 560 320 280 200 19 02 - - M mm 452 560 520 280 200 34 Private Aided 01 ------_ - - — 01 — —— — Privi;^te Un- 11 - -- - - 32 - - — — 43 —- — —— •:-^ided Totals- ^62 560 320 280 200 32 34 - - - - 51 496 560 520 280 200 63 - . _ __ UPPER Gov am me nt 11 11 PRIMARY Loosl body - -- - - 317 - - - - 08 10 -- - - 08 327 Private Aided —- - 03 -- . . _ - - ^1 —- - 03 - 01 Private Un aided —— 01 08 - - ■" • • “ 08 —*• 01 Totals- - - - 03 - 318 (J8 - - - 08 22 08 -- 03 08 3 W Bns< MAHaBUBNAGAR DISTRICT i. t a b l e no .1?. REJ/)I sec_fc ions _having____ S I . Name of ttie Total No. Total No. __^No_.of _ Remark-S. of SGhOOlSo of section. No. Mandal. Usable Unusable No b . b . B.B.B.B. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~ ■ 1 . AGhampctc 21 75 26 47 2. Addakalo 24 84 44 2 33 Alampur. 17 73 16 1,5 42 Amangal® 38 190 22 - 168 5» Amrabad 27 142 62 3 77 6. Atmaliur 29 130 43 5 77 7. Balanagaro 50 154 45 6 103 £. Balmooro 21 71 32 — 39 Bhoothpuro 22 69 32 2 55 10, Bio'inapally. 30 125 bC 2 43 11. BomraapGt* 41 107 29 5 73 12. Ghinna Ohinta Kunta 13 74 22 11 41 13 . Damargidda. 34 104 40 1 63 14. Deverkadra. 24 101 46 2 53 15» DouLathabad. 31 94 45 1 48 16. Dhanwada. 23 90 53 37 17 . Dharooro 45 136 38 4 94 13-. GadwaL. 34 116 29 4 83 19 . Gopalpeto 25 85 37 - 48 20. Ghattu. 37 116 41 - 75 21. Ghanpoopo 25 69 24 - 45 22. Hunwadao 30 89 46 - 43 23* leeda. 23 90 14 1 75 24. IttyaL. 29 106 22 3 31 25- Jadcherla. 33 143 78 1 64 26. KaLwakurthy. 27 100 67 3 30 27* Keshampet. 26 95 33 4 53 2S. Kodangal. 33 117 44 5 63 0ontd.«2. . .2 ,. « «t 4S « := 3 5 6 7 29o Kodair. 21 76 35 4 37 30a KoLLkonda 40 118 56 22 4 0 31a KoLLapur. 24 71 26 - 45 32» Kondurg. 42 127 39 4 8^^- 3 3 0 Kosgi. 31 83 37 1 45 3A-* Kothalcota. 24 88 31 - 57 33» Kothur. 32 97 11 9 77 360 LingaL. 21 53 24 — 29 37® MadguL. 35 180 120 60 3Bo Maddur. 43 108 54 - 54 39 o i^^ahabubnagar. 32 138 77 1 60 4O0 Makthal. 37 157 81 — 76 41 o MoidakaL» 28 85 23 7 55 42 o Mag an 0 or. 27 79 37 3 39 43c, Manopad. 21 67 12 - 55 44o MldjiL. 30 98 89 — 9 45® NagarkurnooL. IB 76 48 1 27 46* Narayanpet. 23 112 38 5 69 4 7 . I'larwa. 23 116 47 — 69 48. IMawabpet. 35 100 37 2 61 49 . -Pangal. 36 106 35 7 64 30a Pebbair. 23 98 fli — 17 51.1 Peddakothapaliy. 26 100 35 3 62 52» Pedda Mandadi. 21 76 28 5 45 53* Shadnagar. 33 110 44 5 61 34aShant inagar 23 81 28 — 53 33« Tadoor. 22 76 25 — 51 360 TelkapaLiy, 27 101 49 - 52 37» TaLakondapally. 35 154 50 — 104 580 Thimraadipet• 22 72 23 2 47 59» Uppununthaia. 21 76 39 2 35 6O9 Utkur. 26 118 63 13 42 61. Wang 0 Or a 39 158 71 14 itS76 Oontd.. 3 4 5 6 7 62» Vcep^ingandLae 23 90 48 42 63, VeLdandao 41 134 33 — 101 54-0 Wanaparthyo 16 33 17 4 17 t o t a l - Rural Area 1S54- 6397 ' 2378 213 3806 URBAN AREAS. r-r I 0 Alsmpur* 1 3 5 2o GadwaL. • 5 15 8 3 4 3» JaduherLa* 10 30 41 2 7 Kollapupo 1 ■ 5 5 -- 5^0 Kosgi. 1 5 — 3 2 60 Mahabubnagar. 20 BO 35 16 25 7o KagarkurnooL. 7 35 30 - 5 8« Karayanpet. 8 23 10 4 9 9» Wanaparthy. 6 30 14 - 16 10# Farooqt^agar# 6 30 25 — 5 11a Sri SaiLam Project* To&aL Urban Area 65 278 109 51 118 GRAND TOTAL . . 1919 6675 2487 264 3924 MAHALJBJWGAR DISTRICT TABLg NO. Belt Jji*t.T^.Dle jOo62 A V A H A B H IT Y OF BLACK BOARDS IN PRIMARI SCHOOLS Area Menagement Total No. Total Nco Number of Sections having of Schools of Sections Usaljle Unusable No Black Board Black Boqrd Blpck: Board 1c 2o 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. HUSAL Grovaxnnieiit 43 20 02 21 Looal Body 1829 6277 2283 209 5785 Privgue cided 01 06 05 01 - Private Un~Gided 11 71 70 01 Total 5- 185-^ 6397 2378 213 3806 URBAN Government 16 83 35 06 42 Locql Body 17 65 25 08 32 Privet© Aidfld -- — - - Private Un-fcided 32 130 49 37 44 Totqls- 65 278 109 51 118 t o t a l Govarnmant 29 126 55 08 63 Local body 1846 6342 2508 217 3817 Private aided 01 06 05 01 ~ Private Un-eided 43 201 'il9 38 44 , Totf?l,'.- 1919 6675 2487 264 3924 Bns< MAHABUBNaGAP Dl'ITfilC? x'ABlb: n o , Di toTpble xloo68 SOHOO .,S WITH LJlBfiARY Ax^D ALLTV'D FACl jITIBS Area Msnagemant PEIMAxa: SCHOOLS UPPFI? PHIMARY SCHOOLS 'No.pj/^ooks'in m Nooof Books in 05 or- OT --LiLT£2-^’______Q) m o o o •rl •H o D p o K O O O o c u c; i3 ,Q c P^ 0 o o a- ft o c to f-l ro c CO a rQ 8 ^ 5s 0 a a. a (Tj iH a fi. o o c M c •H M P V -p o Ph *r-l PQ w •H fJ O is 4.S 4-'J o8 C-rl N H Cl iH ^ tu I I •H tq ■P > ,o •P •H A> trj Cj Cfl •H fH o 1 (DO -p K Cu O Co-H ft r~ O > c g t£ V5 a 4i- >.r^ 4? V- fho o w O EH W r-i lA O crj-fl C O K O a-ri P4 O or- •H RURiiL Govcrnmont 13 - Looal body 1329 -* 317 16 - 10 06 Priveta tiidoci 01 01 01 - 03 03 - - 03 03 - Frivato Un~ chided 11 11 09 02 , 01 01 - - 01 01 183’;^ 12 10 02 321 20 - 10 10 04 URBAN Govarnrnant 15 - 11 08 - 02 05 01 10 08 Loottl body 17 - 18 12 - - 06 06 16 Priv.ot3 Aided - - 01 01 - - 01 01 Pri.Un-sided 32 32 28 04 - 06 03 02 05 08 08 - - 06 02 08 TotF,l5‘" 65 32 28 04 - 06 03 02 05 3B 29 - 02 18 c ; 35 - 08 TOT/iL? Government 29 - 11 08 02 05 01 10 OS L og si ‘>ody 1846 - 335 28 10 12 06 16 Prlvpte Aided 01 01 01 - - 04 04 - 0 4 04 PrioUr>-pided 43 43 37 06 - - 06 03 02 05 09 09 - 07 02 09 TotC'ls- 1919 44 38 06 - 06 03 02 05 359 49 - 12 28 09 33 OG Ccntdo .2 . P_;oforiiio Gorjtder ^8^13 No.15 contd. sft .* a I...: ^ M ^ ^ . Aret, M=5nagement SB’C0NDA2Y 3CH00LS HIGHP'E SFGONDA.iY CTj (n No.cf Books in OJ CD n Librfsry 0) •H cr •H > h 0) n rn o u.' CO «) O o o o o K & 0> o. T) o 0 0 C5 (X! G § X! R 1.. C! S. 0 'a o •H m +■5 o ^1 •H rH a o •rl a ‘ •H rs: Cu •rl f-i o 1 1 1 cS to a 43 •H R CD O •p a C; > ■p r- v v a O w o O > rO fH O o e ^U O a -rl ft o o o •H G K o E-l •r-J c:' EH w nq o O cq 05 i f f . p '=ti 25. 26 r 27. 28 a 29. 50o 31 o 32o 33- 34o 35o 36, 37. 38. 39. 410 RUmL Govf'rnnent 05 05 — 04 01 OS 05 05 09 09 09 09 09 09 Looel body 18^ 182 —- 25 - W 17 182 1^!-8 r-!3 -- --- Private Aided 04 04 — - - 04 - 04 04 04 02 - ---— PrioUn-aided 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 " Totel?- 192 192 - - 25 148 19 rj2 13^8 153 03 09 09 09 09 09 09 — _— UHEAW Governmsnt 1b 18 14 04 18 17 13 02 11 11 11 11 11 111 1 Loo.-:1 bo 13 - -- 10 03 •» ^ 09 06 ------PrioUn-eided 01 01 —— —— 01 01 01 01 — —— — - - ksm L.' 45 46 -- - 24 22 46 39 30 02 11 11 11 11 11 11 TOTiiL Govarnmant 23 23 ——— 18 07 25 24 18 02 20 20 20 20 20 20 Local body 1S6 196 — “ 25 1^0 29 194 158 153 - - -- - Private Aided 17 17 - -- 14 03 17 13 10 02 - - - - % PrioUn-pided 02 02 — — — — 02 02 02 02 01 —— — — •• - Totals- 2 '6 238 - - 25 172 41 238 197 183 05 ao 20 20 23 20 20 Bns, MAllABUBHAGAR DIST- TABLE N0«16. SCHOOLS AGOORDING TO AT^GILLARY FAGIIITIES. Prox orma Cor Area Management U.P*School3• '1^-- ■—C T ------■ts -1 & • d -u - . Oj d CO • O h U • CO 3 1 Ei •i-< r- cC o CCS ^ • cO 3 1 CJ ■u Pt CO P 03 ■u P O CQ OJ^ .rA O r—4 03 U o (n O Jsd .r-l O CO O O CO Cj G) CJ QJ ^ cO OJ^r-t •r-l O O .r-l d c 01 ^ <11CH .r-l ••-< 4^ ••-I T5 O O *J • r-l • r^ > 0^ U fO ^ O -w o-> D h ^4 fH > 04 o O O CO O (y -r^ ''U XJ CO CO O ?-i cO fn 2^ O ' d CO 0) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1215 14 15 16 17 IB Rural Govt 0 13 13 - - •• Local 1B29 1B29 - - — —— 317 317 101 36 1^1 91 - — Body o Private 01 01 01 01 01 01 •w mm «33 03 03 03 03 03 mm * Aidedo Private 11 11 11 06 11 06 — - 01 01 01 01 01 01 - - Unaidud• Total . . 1354 1B54 12 07 12 07 - - 321 321 105 40 105 - - U rb an. Govt o 16 16 11 11 09 05 11 06 _ tooal Body 17 17 IB 18 10 03 10 03 “ Private AidQda — — oi 01 01 01 01 -- Private 32 32 32 nq 32 09 *** 08 08 es 08 03 08 Unaided. ■ ■ Tot al •• 55 65 32 09 32 09 - - 33 38 23 17 30 18 - - _ _ TOTAL Govto 29 29 «> •« 11 11 09 05 11 06 Local Body 1B46 1346 ^ -1 335 335 115 39 111 94 - - Pro Aid* 01 01 01 01 01 01 04 04 04 04 04 04 - - Pr oU 0 A • 43 43 43 15 43 15 — — 09 09 09 09 09 09 “ 44 16 A4 —- - - • Total ». 1919 1919 16 359 359 133 57 135 113 cj »T3 tr' £71 H3 t-a fr) •D h3 4 4*0 o O 4 4 ® o fc! o 4 b • O a • • txi < 1-^ t-3 • » bdC bd t-a •> . bd < po 4 c; [t> • e r 3> G a> • CT o > c:! • e r s= • • tr* • )-■• 0 tr^ f M* . tr^ K tr^ • o a> C h « 3^ Dj tt> 0-. b B JB O r\j O VO vX) P UD -<1 cnv>i cn -5 VM 00 I\J 2?[5vS? _:k Total CT VD cn Ch ro —^ _:k Dj>ink:ing til t v>i o w VD U3 ,\) CD ro“<] cnv>J rv> rov_n O Water t—*8 I'j S o-^- VD Q _^ VJ1 rv) rV)-<]V>Jo - ^ ro Medical I l i l t I I I I I VJ1 Checkup, ro Vaccinat iom. I I I I I I t i l l (Ti ro rv) FV) Total . o o ro Drinking ru ro 03 Water. o o _:k S ro rv) rv) V.O 9rin al, o o _:k S Vjj _;!» 0 o Seperate - V>l vn MAHABU^KAGAR DIS'IRIGT. IABLE MO. 17 Dif.Z.T. 87. TEACHERS ACCORDING TO QUALIFICATIONS, SEX AND STAGE AT WHICH TEACHING TOiAL RURAL Qualifi- Trained/ TEACHERS AT DIJHEREL^T STAGES cation. Un-Trai------— -— ------ned. Primary Stage U.P, Stage Secondary Siago Hr.Secondary Stages Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Tot 1°ii 2 3 4 B 6 7 8 9 ' 10 11 ~ 12 13 1^ Below Trd 6 1 7 ^ 1 5 1- 1 - - - Middle. Un.Trd^ 4 - 4 1- 1 ------ Middle Ti-d. 285 71 356 54 14 6^ 2 ' i 4 - - - P a s s . ___ __ U n .T r d ^ ___ 6_____ 6 2 ______- _ _ 2 ______-______Mn7r,7 '*^31 146 "1 2 7 7 " ” 505 'l7~ 452 14 103 - M ntric. u.Trd. 163 19 2 1 3 1- 1 - - - p ^ Trd. 1126 200 1326 268 66 334 146 19 I 65 - - Un.Tiisl. 5 4 O6 60 2 2 4 16 -16 - - - Graduate Trd. 466 61 527 '■ 51B 34 552 837 41 878 29 1 30 Un.Trd. 4 4 8 5 2 1 5 - 15 42 6 - 4 1 p p Trd. 30 2 32 31 3 34 78 6 84 27 4 31 Un.Trd. 6 - 6 1 - 1 16 3 19 64 3 67 Language Trd, 2 - 2 111 10 121 280 21 5 OI 7 2 9 Pandits. UneTrdo 1 - 1 10- 10 9 - 5- - - Others. Trd. - - - 18 4 22 89 4 93 3~ 3 Un.Trd. - - -1- - Trd. 3046 48 1 3527 1409 179 15BS 1522 IO7 1629 66 7 73 iUIAL. Un.Trd. 131 17 146 39 3 42 46 5 51 64 4 6E Table N o dS. Proforiaa Oontd., TEACHERS AT DIFFERENT STAGES J r lmary Stage______.U.P.Stase ______Secpndary. St a^e_.______. Male Fv^maie Total Male Female Tot al Mala Fctnale Total Male Female Tot a, 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 B .M . Trdo OS 02 1 _ 1 __ U .Trdo - - - 1 - 1 ------_ M .P « ' Trdo 16 40 56 19 16 35 13 12 30 UoTrd. — 1 1 ------Matric.Trdo 171 61 232 53 39 92 92 96 1B3 _ U . ’frdo 4 5 9 1 — 1 2 - 2 - - - PUG. Trd* 112 154 266 31 145 226 53 36 94 U.Trdo 25 55 60 3 5 B 1 - 1 - - - Gradu- Trd» 53 29 B2 163 90 25s 270 75 345 29 1 30 ate. UoTrdo 11 10 21 1 1 2 2 1 3 4 - 4 fcx2« Trdo 4 4 7 1 8 36 13 49 47 5 52 P.G. U.Trd. — — —— - 1 - 1 35 35 L .P . Trdo 1 1 27 2 29 77 25 102 4 , 4 U .T rd . - - -= - — - » -- — Othr. Trdo - - - 2 1 3 22 7 29 3 — 3 U .T rd , — — — —— — — ————— TOTAL. Trd. 35B 233 643 353 294 652 573 264 337 33 06 39 U .T rd . 40 51 91 06 06 12 6 1 7 39 - 39 MAHa BUBIAG^R l'J.o'2bIGT TABLE NO. 19 Refi Dist. ?eble N0. 83-A PElI^lAiiY SCHOOLS AGGORDIITG TO TFACHP‘RS IN POSITION Slo N8tn3 of tlio 2ero Ona Two Three Four Five More then Totel Noo Mfcndel five 1e 2o 3. Zl. 5* 60 7. 8. 9. 10. RURAL ARSASs .. _ / I 0 Acli^upeb 2 C 9 1 21 2. Addekel - 11 8 2 - 2 1 24 3o Alampur - 6 8 1 1 1 - 17 4-C 1 24 9 1 8 - - 38 5. Amrp.b9d 1 18 4 2 2 - - 27 60 Atmnkur - 13 11 2 2 1 - 29 7. Bplaneg^vr 5 23 15 4 - 3 - 50 80 B^lmoor 14 4 - - 1 2 21 9o Bhoothpur 2 6 7 6 - - 1 22 10. Bi jn&pelly 2 12 7 4 1 2 2 30 II 0 Bomraepdt - 24 15 1 — 1 - 41 12. Ghinne Obintekuite - 3 10 3 — 1 1 18 13 . Dptnergidde - 21 10 2 - — 1 34 1^. Devertadra - 3 14 3 -- 4 24 15 . Doultgbgd - ao 9 — 1 - 1 31 16. Dhsnvcflde - 10 6 3 — 3 1 23 17. Dharoor - 33 10 1 1 -- 45 18. Qj^dvssl 2 22 5 — - 2 — 34 l9o Gop glpet - 11 10 1 1 2 •» 25 20. Ghottu - 23 12 — 2 - — 37 21. Gbisnpur - 18 1 1 2 1 3 25 22. Hunvssde - 13 12 3 1 1 — 5) 23. leedo 1 18 6 2 - 1 28 2^0 Itikyal - 16 11 1 — 1 — 29 25. Jaddhorle - 12 18 1 3 1 3 38 26* Kolwakurthy “ 10 12 2 1 — 27 27. Kesiismpet 2 12 7 2 1 1 1 26 28. Kodangal - 13 16 3 - 2 38 29c Kodpir 1 8 9 2 — 1 - 21 30« Koil kondf- - 21 13 3 2 1 — 40 « Gontd. • • 2o i 2 s Table i^oo-;9 Ccw: 1o 2. 3. 4. 5c 6. 7. 8. 9o r. /• ' t 31, Koll.gpur 2 5 15 — 1 1 c:* 32o Konciurg — 21 18 — 1 1 1 33o Kosgi - 15 13 1 2 —- 31 34» KofctiGkotc 1 9 9 4 — — 1 24 35c Kothiar 1 19 11 —- 1 - 32 360 Lingel - 10 9 1 —— 1 21 37. M:'dgUl - 13 18 3 1 1 - 36 380 Mrddur - 53 8 2 —— - 43 39 r Mr, h • b ub «?g " r - 10 15 4 2 1 - 32 -Wo %kt;hal - 22 15 -- -- 37 4 1 0 Llfldakcjl - 1? 9 - 2 —— 28 42. Mogenoor 2 15 5 2 1 2 — 27 43a MrnopTd - 14 7 — —— 21 44, M idjil 2 10 13 2 3 — — 30 45, J!Jegarliurnool - 5 9 2 1 1 — 18 Noruyanpet - 9 10 1 — 1 2 23 47e Nerwa - 13 8 — 1 1 — 23 48, Ngwsbpat 1 15 13 2 1 1 2 35 49Q Pengsl 3 9 20 1 1 2 - 36 509 Pebbeir - 15 6 2 - —— 23 3 I 0 Pedd8kotlispr,li5> 8 13 1 3 1 - 26 32» Peddrimondccli - 14 4 1 1 1 - 21 53o 5’f-?rooqnag'-’r - 23 6 3 - - 1 33 2 1 2 - — 54, Wr-ddepnlly 9n 9 23 55, T^door - { 11 2 1 1 - 22 56, Telkopelly - 10 10 1 2 3 1 27 57e T«lek:ondap::lly - 19 7 3 2 4 - 35 380 Thiinmgoipet - 6 11 1 1 1 - 22 59 0 Uppununt'?!,: - 10 9 1 — 1 — 21 6O 0 Utkoor - 8 13 2 1 2 - 26 61 , Vinngoor — 19 15 - 1 2 2 39 62c Veep)T»ng»ndlC’ “ 4 12 2 3 - 2 23 63e Vsldjndo 3 22 12 2 - 2 - 41' 6 4 . Wanapaf^liy — nI 6 2 1 — — 16 1‘otels- 35 895 660 106 59 57 41 1854 Gontd... : 3 s corj-j'.js URBAN ARSASs .. 1 » Aleiapur 2 1 3 2. Ferooqneg?5r - - — — 2 3 3 8 3« G<5<3w8l — 1 1 1 — 2 — 3 4» Jcdcherla -- 1 1 1 1 6 10 Kollspur -- - ~ 3 — 2 3 6. Koagi -- - 1 — 2 — 3 MahiB'bubnagor - - — 5' 6 3 13 7- 1 r? 8. Ncgerkurnool - — — — 5 2 ( 9 . Naraysi-pofc - - 2 2 3 9 10 o Wrn^pcrbtiy —— — — — — — — 1 1 « S^iaeilsm Pro^ieot - — - * — — — —— Totol;- - 1 5 5 11 23 20 65 GEAm TOTALS 36 896 665 111 70 80 61 1919 Bns, MAHA^UBNAGAk DIkS 'IRIGT, t a b l e -20 RI^F. D^O!. 9 7 . C^UALIEIGATIONS OF TEACHERS TEACHING SCIENCE SUBJECT AT SECONDARY AND HIGHER SEOONDARY STAGES SI;>Ko. (^aalif icat iona Trained/ Untrained Secondary Higher Se St age o condary Stageo 1o Ph.D/M.PhiL. Trained _ Untrained — - 2. r M sSC 0 Trained - 16 Untrained -- 3e B^Sc., (Hons.) Trained 1B5 07 Untrained —- ^ » B •S c ») Trained 136 07 Untrained —- 5. Inter Soience. Trained 94 - Untrainyd - - 6o Matric with Scienoe Trained 53 - Untrained — - ?• Without Soience Trained —— qualif io at ions . Untrained — ~ 30 r n n r r a T Trained IV l ^ L i • o Untrained — MAHABUBI^*GaR district gABi I^~0. 21 5&f i i;: .’-0:1 ^ JV'^ niG Quel if icefc ions of Teachers Toeoaiug Mathi at Secondary pnd Pliglier Seoond^r^ St< ^eo. Qu^lif io^tiona Trained/ No, of vS ' Ohers teqotiing qt Items;rks If qny Untrnined Second^.ry Stags Higher Seoondsry stpgec 1. 2. 3o 5. Ph»d / ¥u,Phil. Trnined: — — Unfcr^>ined —*—— M, A» / M. Sct Trsined 21 Untrained —— Bo A, Hono /B » S 0oH0nSo Trpined Untrained — — — Bo Ac /B»Sc./ Fosa Tr>?ined 251 — Untrsined —— Othera o. Trnined 12 — Untrained Tot^ils- Trriined 263 21 Untroined — — Bna, DISi'IiJGT TABLS NO. 22. Diat, TobDa No. 101< Age wise enrolment Glnasea Students in Age group ^ to "below 6 to Below 11 to telovs 14 to below 16 to "below 18 Yeors & Totr'l 6 yesra 11 years 14 yenrs 16 ye^TS 18 yecrs gbove Boya Girls Boya Girls Boys Girle Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Gi] 1 . 2« 3o 5. 6. 7o 8. 9. 10 „ II 0 12. 13. 14. 1! I W 7 8 26065 28108 16777 ------72386 428^ II -- 29119 25085 ------29119 2501 III - - 21746 11345 ------21746 113 IV - - 19016 9641 947 470 ------19963 101 V - - 15158 7736 2355 1042 ------17513 87 VI - - 687D 3761 8715 ^ 0 0 ------15585 77 VII -- 648 343 133O8 5836 ------13956 61 VIII -—-- 9423 3808 2013 844 - - - - 11436 46 IX -- - - 5996 2440 4404 1690 -- - - 10400 41 X ------8127 3127 1045 417 - - 9172 35 XI -—--- — 2198 772 2292 722 - - 4490 14 XII ------1981 644 2677 687 — - 4658 13 Totsl; 44278 26065 120665 74688 W744 17596 18723 7077 6014 1826 - - 230424 1272 Bns, M aHABUBNAGAR d is t r ig o i. a:ABLE NO... ?$ ; Ref: Dis t o Tat 1 e No. 108 Area Management A LL _ OOivMUN I T ___ Class I-V Glass VI-VIIjl __Olass^ IX-X_____ Glass XI-XII ___ Gl_ass_I -XII_^______Boys Girls Boys Girle Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Rural Government 1242 2161 1054 173 992 540 3222 703 6510 3577 Looal Body 137956 ^8767 29361 1144-7 12400 3303 179697 93517 Fx?i.vate ALidecl 901 1139 73^ 553 57^ 142 2009 1669 Pri»UnaLded _. _ - W 7 _ _143_ - -2^ . _ .76 ______1744 - _ TOTAL , , 141604 B3664 31292 12001 13842 398§ 3222 703 189960 100553 U r b an Government 10444 8384 3336 3289 2800 1465 5926 2122 245O6 15260 Local Body 5123 3717 3222 2059 1753 1248 10093 7024 Private Aided B97 561 826 969 1079 902 2802 2432 PrioUnaidsd 2659 183^ 301 274 98 7^ 30^8 218^ TOTAL .0 19123 14497 9685 6591 5730 3689 5926 2122 40464 26899 Total Government 116B6 10545 6390 3462 3792 2005 9148 2325 31016 18837 Looal Body 143059 82484 32583 I 35O6 14153 4551 189795 1 00541 Prl.Aided. 1793 1750 1560 1327 1453 1044 -h4811 ^121 PriaUnaided o 4184 3382 444 297 174 74 4302 3753 TOTAL . . I 6O727 98161 40977 18592 19572 7674 9148 2825 230424 127252 Gontd* • • 2. t 2 : TABLE MO- 23 Gontdo ‘f ; Dist. Table No6 108 Area ScG. Stiideni^s Glass I-V Olf^s IX-X ClassXI-XII Glass I-XII Class--VI-VIII Boys Girls Boys Girig Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls 1 7- 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Rural ^ovtrtiment 1B3 137 121 25 243 41 32B 104 1073 327 Local Ecdy 23032 11331 ^1-233 333 1500 371 -- 3 03 03 12633 Private L'.ded B5 39 37 53 44 14 -- 217 111 PrloUnaided t 29 29 03 1 01 — —— 33 30 Total •• 23330 11606 4^1-64 967 1733 426 323 104 32130 13103 Urban Government 1123 6B1 7'! 3 296 347 160 ^27 31 2340 1218 Local Body 13B9 B16 4^1-3 179 20B 12B -- 20^1-0 1123 Private Aided 223 133 231 120 193 23 - - 697 233 PrloUnaided 17 B 36 2^ 14 — —— — 202 70 O Total OB 2913 16BB 1491 6 9 743 316 627 B1 3779 2694 Total Grovernment 1^06 B3B 364 321 590 201 1133 1B3 3913 1343 Local Body 26^141 12197 4696 1062 I 7O8 499 -- 32343 13733 Private Aided 309 174 363 173 237 42 —- 914 394 Pri.Unaided 207 33 27 ' 3 01 — — 233 100 t o t a l 2B263 13294 3933 1376 2336 742 1153 133 37909 13797 Gontd.c *3* <•• J> /-V '»• lABLE N 0 .? 3 Oontd, Eef5 M s t .T a b le Wo,l08 Area Manaj^Qinent SoToSTUDMTS Glass I „ V Class VI-VIII Glass IX-X Class XI^XII Class I - X II Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Rural Goveji’aQGni; 511 247 113 23 35 05 82 16 791 291 Local Body nosoi 3697 1210 204 403 43 - — 12414 3944 Pr? 0 Aided 28 01 20 - 03 -- 51 01 Fri.Unaidea ^3 0? 01 - OA- - - — 43 07 Tot al o c 1fS3 3952 1344- 227 495 48 32 16 13304 4245 Urban Government 242 115 261 96 135 44 151 05 339 260 Local Body 1^0 55 199 27 44 10 - — 393 92 Prir Aided 33 30 11 — 02 -= -- 66 3'^. Prl^Unaided 22 23 01 — — ~ -• 23 23 Total ^V67 223 472 123 231 151 05 1321 -'!-05 Total Government• 753 362 374 119 270 49 233 21 1630 551 Local Body 1 0951 3752 1409 231 447 53 -- 12307 ^036 Pri.Aided 31 31 31 05 - — 117 31 Pri.Unaided 65 30 02 - Qr —— 71 30 Total .» 11650 4175 1816 35 C 726 102 233 21 14625 4643 to II s o g ' at II a a> i'J II II II •D hd tr* Q hJhJt-' Q O hj 4 C c? 4 o o H hi o q II e r H- H- ^ o II H c=!® H h J M C D MhJ cjta M H o m 9 a ct a a II I 1 (D o' 0 ?I ^to O' p I CD to g to 03 O {D 0) O Teaching I I I I I I I I I I I I I CTi Home Science o II cr II o Moving Home o II I Jill I I I I I I I I -o M 9 Science Lob. cc II s> II Having no to I I I I I lilt lilt 00 to o Ij 0b o § I I I I I I -A kD Nooof Schools Hnving separa -A te Lcbse for I I 1 03 -A 111-^ I I I O 00 o Physics, Che mist ly ind Boi, m Having combined m’ ro • I • ro till ro I I 1 rv> pr II Lnbe for all (D subjects 4 u 03 H; II <0 Tenching Home o ro o II I I I f I I I I I I I : I Science 3 II Q j 0} U c,- II V>J Having Home 4 • I III! I I I I i ! I I Science Lab, <= Area Management No.of Higher Secondary Schoolc offering No. of Higher Ram::rlr - secondary schools ' Arts Science Commerce Agri- Tech Home offering Vocs- culture nical ScioncG tional Courses. 1. 2e 3o 5. 6. 7. 8o 9. 10c RURAL Governnient 9 9 1 9 Loca3- bo'i.y - --— -- Private iiided ------Private Un-eided - - ——— — - Totpl:- 9 9 1 - - - 9 URBAN Government 11 11 1 2 11 Local body - --- - fM - Private Aided ------Priv^?te Un-gic!3'^ — — -—— — Total 11 11 1 - 2 - 11 TOTAL Government 20 20 2 2 _ 20 Local body ------Private Aided --- - -—- Private Un-aided — ——— — — — TotolJ- 20 20 2 - 2 - 20 Bna* tablb; NO. 26 r'-^3t,Tabl. N o ,119 BJn :r.’o 1 me 12 5 in v 0 c c: t i u n ?: 1 Gours-3E at + 2 Stage and &v s 11 abiljty of Workshops sni TeecherG Slo Name of Ocurse S'nrolment in XI Enrolment in 1 1 1 No, of Schools having Noo Glasso classo Bo:’a Girls Totql Boys Girls Total Workshop for Taaciier the Course the Oouj 1o 2o 3^ ^!o 5o 6. 7= 8. 9. 10c ^ o Accounting and Texatior 24 24 — — — - 1 2o Office Asaistsnfc ship 12 4 16 9 3 12 - 1 3o Agriculture ------— - 4o Orop Production - - -- - — - . . - Serioulturo ------60 Dsjrying - -- - ' - - - 7o Poultry end Semi production pharmacy - - - -- —— - 80 Medicel Le’Oo A£;3ist£ it - ■ * •• — — ~ — — 9o Adult H^’-gienas'C . ------10, Dental ttjchnician mm - - —- — - — 11 « Rurel Ti'ngineering technicikRn 21 - 2 i 23 - 23 - 1 12c EoGda «nd Building Construction teatinic. 20 20 21 __ 21 1 '! 13o Badio end To Vo rep ::iring ------~ - 14. ^uto-niobile r>nd Kigjuneering - ' - - - —- -— 15- Electric Domestic Wiring ------— - 15, Electric wiring rr? contracting 22 - 22 22 — 22 1 1 17, Pre-Scnool mjinegement - — - —— — —— 18, Oommerciel gnrment mnking " - -- — — —— 19. Survey and B'stimstea - - — - - - ~ - 20 0 Water supply end S ^ i t a r y 20 - 20 21 - 21 - 1 2I 0 Pharmecy oc Bna< MAHABUBNAGAR DISTRl OT. TaBLE K0 .27o FACILITIES FOR NON FORMAL EIUCATION. Level ManagBfflDQt RURAL URBAN Nooof No*of No.of children No.Of NooOf No. of Children villages Centres. ---- Urban centres •• having Boys Girls Total Area Boys Girls ' N .F .E . Saving centres« N . F. E - Oentre.. 1 2 3 ^ 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Primary Govt VLocal 646 699 11309 5536 17345 6 65 1067 557 Body/Private Agencies Aided by Govt*/Local Body/Private Un-aided, Total e. 646 699 11309 5536 17345 6 65 1067 557 Upper Govt•/local Body Primaryo Private Agencies __ ------Aided by Govfc./ ” Local Body/Private Un~alded. Total o. ------MAHABUBNAGAR DICTJlOrt TABLE NO. 28 R'o-P * JJj-oV-1- .'C - . t. I'oc 2b-- 27“ k ii’iirolruent in ITon Fomial B-'aucation GentrtiSo &lo Neme of the IVfendal Totwl No.of children at P.3« Totel No. of childran £ ' U.P, S-. WOo Boys iris Total Boys Girls Totfll 4, 5o 6o 7. '>. 1 • a.cl:i'iciip ''t « 230 90 320 2 . Ad(iatcai 3 - ALampur 163 63 233 4 . AmangaL 263 iq>o 373 Anraligd 270 116 3B6 6 . Atmaliur 200 80 280 7. BaLanagar •V — — 5. BaLmoor. 215 32 297 9o Bhoothpur* 10. B lJ inapri.lly 450 160 610 Bomraspet 12- Chinna Ghinta Eunta 26B 109 377 13* Daaiargidda 463 1B0 645 14. Deverksdra 250 '’ 02 352 1 3 . Doulatabad 1 6 . Dhamvada 201 32 233 17* Dharoor 209 93 302 1 5 . Gadwal 208 31 391 19 • Gopal'pet 2 0 . Ghattu 2BS 93 3-3 21. Ghanpur 22. Hunwada 431 253 636 23» leeo’a 1B0 70 250 2> * ItkyaL 252 101 333 25*. JadcherLa 26. Kalwakurehy •h* 2 7 • Keahampcto 225 > 125 330 2 3 o Kodangala 29* Kodalr 200 30 iiBO Gontd, .2. Re£oDCc2t k , 2 7 £i. n 1 2 5 4 5 ( 5 0, KoiLtconda 560 245 6O5 51 • Ko).Lapur 251 100 351 52. Kondurg 29s 235 535 5 3 . Kosgi 299 119 418 5 ‘rfc Kothakota —— — 5 5 , Kothur 210 164 374 5 5 . Lingal 500 146 446 57" Madgu.1 293 116 414 5 3 . Maddur 393 190 533 59 • Mahabubnagar 210 135 395 40, Makthel 175 75 243 41, MoLdakaL 206 35 239 42, Maganoor 114 ^5 159 4 5 . Manopad 256 95 351 4 4 , M idjil -— - 45 . Nagarkurnool -—- 46-» Narayanpet 200 75 275 47 . Ngrwa 199 96 295 43, Fawabpet 410 250 640 49 . Pangal 153 70 225 50, Pebbair — —- 51. PoddakothapalLy 120 165 52. Pcdda Mandadi - - — ^5» Shadnagar, 469 130 649 54 , Shathiiager 225 93 321 CWaddepally)^ 55* Tadoor 420 255 655 56, TeLkapaLLy - - - 57* TeLakondapaily 540 150 470 56 . Thimmaaipet 560 209 569 59. UppununthaLa 179 31 260 Gontd.*3« « • ^ 1 2 3 4 5 7 60^ Utkur 135 69 204 61« WariGOOj? - ■= - 62.. VeopanganaLa - -=> — 63. Veld and a 23 S 9B 336 64-' Wanapfirthy 143 43 1B3 — 11B09 4436 17345 » • u r ba n AREA 1 • Farooqrxagar 50 33 35 2 . GadwaL 301 203 306 3• Ko11ap Ur 20 11 31 ■ 4 . Kosgi 13 11 26 5 . Mat! abu bn agar 423 200 623 6. Naraj'^nptt: 25S 95 353 1067 557 1624 QRkhD ‘101 kL c. 12376 6093 13969 iflAHABUPNAGAR DIS'I.. DIST« CA.BLS NQ*a9» ADULT e d u c a t io n CENTRES AND 'IHEIK ENROLMENT, Area Mgnagement N D .of No •of centres for Enrolment villages/ ----— K U • A.having Men Womer Both Men Women To t al ccntrcs a only. only Men and Vi/omcno r u r a l * Governrne-nl: 3S6 '\'16 95 13226 4624 17350 Local Body ------Private Ai-dcd - -- - - PrioUn-aideci — - —— TOTAL , , 359 336 116 93 13226 4624 17350 QRBaN » Goverrxinent 2 1 3 1 50 100 150 Local Body - - - - - Pri Aiaed — -- - - PrivatG Unaided. “ - — “=* — TOTAL ,0 2 1 3 1 50 100 150 GRAND TOTAL o <, 361 3B7 119 94 13276 4724 IB 009 MAH ABU BN AGAR DISIRIGT. TABLE MO >30. iy\ DISIRlGL^) SCHOOLG FOR THE DISABLED (HANDIOAPPED) GHII'DR®!. Dategory of „ -r R U R A ^ URBAN SchDolo ------;nsi?rsri2ns.«-— . Ko.of Lnst i U t ions No. of Boys Girls Go-Edu- ______villages cation, Ho*of . having cities Girls Co~Ei fscilifcyo h'^ivlng Ocit-^o; = ^1:= = ^ = = =: = = r = =:P = = = =3^ = ^nu4====5== = =-^1°^ ^ = r 7 = = = = S = ^ = ::3 F o t ? bl.i.nd ^ for Dtaf and Duiit 0 . / • 0 r r disable do 0 0 For Mentally retarcedO M -HABUBMGAR TSIOT TABLE NO. 31 (30 DISTnT) PBE-PRIMaRY EDUCaTION £'AGILI'II. Type of SchjD^- RURAJj URBAlM Numbox' of villages No.of Institutions Nooof citi-'S/ No.of Ins C it uI naving facilisy. yOwn having the f:^ciLity» 1 2 3 Balwadi/Anganwadi q InJepcnucni: Fro- 0 Primary Schools. 0 NIL Pre-Primary stages 0 attached to schools,0 ML H ABUBNaGAR PIS 'xRIGI. T/BLE N0.32o inDiCATORS 0? eluqaiional developments , Area ( a ) Age specific enroLmont (B ) Gross enroLnent (D ) -Perc^^nt age of ratio# Ratio. PIR.at P.T.R. at ^ " Prir U.PoStage. ti' Primary LovcL Upper Primai'y Pr imary U ►P.Iicvel Stage* Class I-V Glass 6-11 Level 11--14 level 6--11 ' 11-14 B G T G B .G T B G — r 1 2 4 6 7 S '9 ~10 11 12 14 16 IQ Rr.ral ?Jo2 44..6 53-0 2 6 .0 9 .3 1 7 .9 IO 5.2 62,6 33.9"^ 33-5^'- 12.33 23.2 1:61 1:26.56 37«14 27^ Urban 36^3 65.9 76.1 61.9 33.? 5O.? 112.B 36.74 100 B3o2 56^5 69o33 1:46 1:24.51 43r12 40, Total 74-^7 47e0 60r9 30.0 13<.0 21.5 106.0 65.3 35.76 $9oO 17«74 23.4 1:59 1:25*97 37.91 31 B=Boys, G=Girls, T=Total NIEPA D C ■ ''£A/Mr;u II! • *u V- P pn To 2c 3. 4o 5. 6. 8 , 1, 10 c 11o 12o 1 3 c 14, 20. 21. 22o 25o 24.