CENSUS OF 1961

RAJASTHAN

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

BIKANER DISTRICT

C. S. GUPTA OF THE INDlAN ADMINlS'l'RATlVE: SERVICE Superintendent of Census Operations, Printed by Mafatlal Z. Gandhi. at Nayan Printing Preis. Ahmedabad-I. FOREWORD

The Census data has always been considered as indispensable for day to day administration. ] t is increasingly being considered now as the foundation stone or' all regional planning. The publication of this series of District Census Handbooks wherein census statistics is made available for smaller territorial units is. therefore~ a significant occasion for it fills many existing gaps in statistics at the lower levels. Many interesting details have been revealed by the Census 1961 and I hope persons engaged in the administration of the State and public in general will appreciate the value and the effort that has gone into the production of such a standard book of reference.

1 congratulate the Superintendent of Census Operations, Rajasthan, Shri C. S. Gupta I. A. S. and his colleagues who have done a good job with skill and perseverence.

B. MEHTA , Chief Secretary 1st March, 1966. to the .

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PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks, to which series the present volume belongs. are the gifts of the Census of India and were first introduced in 1951. The 1961 series of District Census Handbooks are more elaborate than their counter-part in 1951 and present all important cen,slls data alon~with such other basic information as is very relevant for an understanding of the district. A wide variety of information which the Census 1961 collected: has already been released in several parts as mentioned elsewhere in this book. The information contained in the present volume wi1l be found useful by the Government, the district administration, persons engaged in regional planning, social workers and scholars in the field of humanities. Unfortunately tbese Handbooks became available to the users rather late in the decade. This was due to difficulties in printing. The Government Press . to whom this work was assigned by the State (}overnment, had a beavy back­ log of printing and found it impossible to print all the books in the series itself. Arrangements had therefore to be made to get these printed through a private press. I trust a more expeditious method for printing of such valuable matter in time will be devised in future.

T am grateful to Shri Asok Mitra, Registrar General, India for his guidance in this work from time to time. I am greatly beholden to the State Government for their lGindly agreeing, as they also did in 1951, to get this series pu bIis hed at their cost.

Dr. U. B. Mathur.. Dy. Superintendent Census Operations, Rajasthan assisted me hi editing this series. Tabulation Officer Shri S. R. Luhadia assiduously worked for compilation of the information presented in the book and has seen it th rough the press. Many of the facts and figures incorporated in the book were built up after scrutiny of a lot of raw material and by personal contacts. This task was admirably done by Shri Ram Autar Gupta, Statistical Assistant. Without their sincere cooperation and the assistance rendered by various members of the staff, mentioned overleaf, who were associated with this work, it would have been hardly possible to present the information which is the subject matter of this book. I thank them all.

C. S. GUPTA JAIPUR. Superintendent, l~th Auxwt. 1966. Census Operations, Rajasthan.

v OTHER MEMBERS OF THE STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THIS WORK

Shri WaH Haider ...... Computor Shri R. N. Verma Computor Sbri T. C. Patni Compiler Sbri B. B. Dave Compiler Shri D. L. Badiwal Compiler Shri M. L. Kumawat Draftsman Shri D. L. Verma .. , Asstt. Draftsman Shri M. M. Goyal Proof Reader Shri O. P. Avasthy Proof Reader

vi CONTENTS

PAGE

FOREWORD ... iii

PREFACE ...... v

SECTION I (i)

INTRODUCTION ... (iii)

SECTION n ... 1 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT ... 3

(i) DISTRICf PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 8

(ii) RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 12

Bikaner TehsiJ 12

Lunkaransar Tehsil 18

Kolayat Tehsil 26

Nokha Tehsil 32

(iii) URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 40

OTHER CENSUS TABLES 45

A-SERIES-GENERAL POPULATION TABLES

NOTE 47

T ABLE A-I Area, Houses and Population 49

APPENDIX-I Statement showing 1951 territorial units constituting the present set-up of tbe district 50

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX-I: List of viIJages affected in the transfers 51

ANNEXURE TO ApPENDIX-II: Places with a population under 5,000 treated as towns in 1951 but declassified in 1961 51

APPENDIX·I11 Houseless and Institutional Population ... 52

vii TABLE A-II Variation in population during sixty years (1901-1961) 52 APPENDIX Statement showing, 1951 population according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1951, changes in area and the population invo)ved in those changes 53 TA.BLE A-III Villages classified by population S4 TABLE A-IV Towns classified by population in 1961 with variation since 1901 '" 56 APPENDIX Towns in 1951 declassified in 1961 ... '" 58 B-SERIES-ECONOMIC TABLES NOTE ••• ••. .., 59 APPENDIX Standard Industrial Classification 63 TABLE B-1 Workers and non-workers classified by sex and broad age-groups 72 TABLE B-III­ PART A Industrial classification of workers and non-workers by educational levels in urban areas only ••• 76 PART B Industrial classification of workers and non-workers by educational levels in rural areas only .•• 78 TABLE B-IV­ PART A Industrial c1assification by sex and class of worker of persons at work at household industry 80 PART B Industrial classification by sex and class of worker of persons at work in non-household industry, trade, business, profession or 'service 82 PART C Industrial classification by sex and divisions, major groups and minor groups of persons at work other than cultivation 84 ApPENDIX TO TABLE B-IV PART C 88. SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE TO TABLE B-IV PART C : Tehsilwise industrial classification by sex and divisions of persons; at work other than cultivation in rural areas only 89 TABLE B-V Occupational classification by sex of persons at work other than cultivation 90 APPENDIX 114 FLY LEAF lIS TABLE B-VI Occupational divisions of persons at work other than cultivation classified by sex, broad age-groups and educational levels in urban areas only ... 116

viii TABLE B-VII­ PART A Persons working principally 0) As cultivators (ij) As agricultural labourers or (iii) At household industry classified ~y sex and by secondary work (i) At household industry (ij) As cultivator or (iii) As agricultural labourer 120 PART B Industrial classification by sex of persons working in non­ household industry, trade. business, profession or service who are also engaged in household industry 122 1 TABLE B-VIII­ PART A Persons unemployed aged 15 and above- by sex, broad age­ groups and educational levels in urban areas only 123 PART B Persons unemp10yed aged 15 and above by sex, and educational levels in rural areas only 125 TABLE B-IX Persons not at work classified by sex, broad age-groups and type of activity 126 TABLE B-X Sample households (i) engaged neither in cultivation nor house· hold industry (ii) engaged either in cultivation or household in­ dustry but not in both and (iii) engaged both in cultivation and household industry for all areas 128 TABLE B-XI Sample households engaged in cultivation classified by interest in land and size of land cultivated in rural and urban areas separately 129 TABLE B-XII Sample households engaged in cultivation only classified by size of land cultivated and number of family workers and hired, workers in rural and urban areas separately 130 TABLE B-XIII Sample households engaged both in cultivation and household industry showing size of land cultivated classified by principal household industry in rural and urban areas separately 137 TABLE B-XIV- Sample households engaged only in household industry classified by principal household industry in all areas 138 PART A Households classified by major groups of principal household industry and number of persons engaged ]38 PART B Households classified by minor groups of principal household industry 139

TABLE B-XV Sample households engaged both 10 culrivation and household industry classified by size of land In rural and urban areas sepa­ rately 140 TABLE B-XVI Sample principal household industry classified by period of working and total number of workers engaged in household industry in all areas 142 APPENDIX 147 TABLE B-XVII Sample households classified by (1) number of male and female members by size of households and (ii) engagement (a) neither in cultivation nor in industry (b) in household industry only and (c) in cultivation sub-classified by size of Jand cultivated 148

ix Bika. C-SERIES-SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES NOTE 150 TABLE C-I Composition of sam-pte households by reJationsllip to bead of family classified by size of land cultivated 152 TABLE C-I1 Age and Marital Status 153 TABLE C-III­ PART A Age,. Sex and Education in all areas 155 PART B Age. Sex and Education in urban areas only 156 PART C Age,. Sex and Education in rural areas only 151 TABLE elV Single year Age returns 159 TABLE c-v Mother Tongue 16() TABLE C-VII Religion 163 TABLE C-VIlJ Classification by literacy and ind ystrial calegory of wOI'kers and Bon-workers PART A (Among Scheduled Castes) 161 PART B (Among Scheduled Tribes) 165

~-SERIES-"OUSING TABLES

NOTE 166 TABLE E-J Census houses and the uses to which they are put 168 TABLE E-U Tenure status of sample census households. living in census houses. nsed as dwetHflg8 169 TABLE E-IV Distribution of sample househotd's fiving in census houses used wholly or partly as dwellings by predominant material of wall and predominant mate,.ial of roof 110 TABLE E-V Sample households classified boy Dumbef' of members and by f1umber of rooms occupied 112 LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS 175

SeT. SC &: ST SERJES-

SPECIAL TABLES FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRmES NOTE 118 TABLE SCT-I Industrial classification of persons at work and DOn-workers by sex PART A (For Scheduled Castles) ]80 PART B (For Scheduled Tribes)' ...... - 184 FLY LEAF 185 TABLE SCT-JI Age and Marital Starus­ PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 186 PART B (For Scheduled Tribes) 190 TABLE SCT-III Education

PART A (j) (For Scheduled Castes in urban areas only) 192 PART A (ii) (For Scheduled Tribes in urban areas only) 192 PART B (i) (For Scheduled Castes in rural areas only) 193

I PART B (ii) (For Scheduled Tribes in rural areas only) 193 TABLE SCT-IV Religion PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 194 PART B (For Scheduled Tribes) 195 TABLE SCT-V Sample households engaged in cultivation classified by interest in Jand and _size of land cultivated in rural areas only PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 196 PART B (For Scheduled Tribes) 196 TABLE SC-I Persons not at work classified by sex, type of activity and educational levels for Scheduled Castes 197 TABLE ST-I Mother Tongue and Bi-lingualism for Scheduled Tribes 199 TABLE ST-U Persons Dot at work classified by sex and type of activity for Scheduled Tribes 200 SECTION III 201 VILLAGE DIRECTORY 203 SOME OFFICIAL STATISTICS 221 SECTION IV 235 DISTRICT & TEHSIL MAPS ... 237

xi SECI10N I

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

The territory, now known as district Bikaner, used to th~ rainy season and gives an impression of a dense be a part of the Princely State of Bikaner which merged forest. After the rains the whole tract of tbe district into the United States of Greater Rajasthan in the year grows into a beautiful greeny area covered with grass. 1949. After the merger the district was formed wbich The general elevation of the district varies from 400 ft. continues up-to-date. to 1,200 ft. above the sea level. Bikaner City is situated at a height of 736 ft. above sea level. Location and Formation 6. There are a few local 'naUahs' in the district. 2. District Bikaner is situated in the north-west of These have been impounded in tanks in tehsil Rajasthan and lies between 27° 15' and 29°5' north latitu­ while others get lost in the sand. The Gajner lake des and 71°53' and 74°20' east longitudes. It is bounded on which lies on the Bikaner-Iaisalmer route is situated at the north by Ganganagar district, on the west by Pakis­ about 20 miles from Bikaner and is a very pretty spot tan and Iaisalmer district, on the east by in the district. The water of this lake is mostly utilised and on the south-east and south by and Jodhpur for drinking and bathing purposes but in the years of dIstricts respectively. good rainfall wheat and mustard are also grown in its neighbouring areas. Another small lake is at Kolayat 3. The area of the district as reported by the Sur­ which is at a distance of about 19 Kms: from Gajner. veyor General of India is 10,561 Sq. miles and according to About 80 Kms north-east of Bikaner City there is a village papers it is 10,554.5 Sq. miles or 27,336.2 Sq. Kms. salt lake at . There are various other The district covers 8.0,~ of the total area of Rajasthan and tanks in the district notably at Gangsarowar, Mandai, &tands 3rd in rank in area amongst the other districts Madh, Dadar, Kiniya, Bbatia and Khudi. of thl! State. 7. Water is found, in the district at varying 4. The district is composed of four tehsils viz. depths. There are wells 'which are more than 300 ft. Bikaner, Lunkaransar, Kolayat and Nokha which continue deep but sometimes water is available only within 20 ft. their name and form ever since the formation of the of the surface. Generally desert soil (grey and brown) district. There has, however, been an inter-district trans­ is found in the district. fer of areas as a result of which 43 villages and 3 hamlets of former Bap tehsil of laisalmer district were Climate transferred to Kolayat tehsil of this district during the 8. The cHmate of the district is dry but bealthy inter- censal period 1951-61. During the same period an and is characterised by extremes of temperature. DUring inter-tehsil transfer of Mudsar village was also affected summer, hot winds blow with great force. Sand storms from Nokha to Bikaner tehsil. are frequent during whicb sometimes a deep layer of Topography sand is deposited on railway lines resulting in break down of the service for several hours. The district lies 5. In the greater part of the territory, the plain in the belt having an average minimum temperature is undulating or interspersed with shifting sand hills the ranging from 12°.5C to I5°.OC and an average maximum, slopes of which are lightly furrowed from the action of temperature of 32°.5C. The normal annual rainfall of the the wind. Some of these sand dunes are moving district is 29.13 Cms. and occurs from July to September. while some have by now got fairly stabilised wJth trees Tbe normal rainy days in the district are about 17 a year. and sbrubs growing on them. The height of these sand Geology and Minerals dunes vary from 5 ft. to 100 ft. In the south of Bikaner City a considerable tract is covered with brush­ 9. The district is composed of tbe dreary and wood 10caJIy called cIorbir' which develops fully during desolate arid region and forms a part of the Great (iv)

Indian Desert of 'Thar·. In the south-western area of tomentosa), Pala (Zizyphus rotundifolia), Karel (Cap­ the district, which forms a part of Ko]ayat tebsil, rocks paris aphylla ), Thor (Euphorbia nivulia and Euphorbia are found. The geological formation of Eocene age are royleana). Bhurat (Cenchrus barbatus), Sewan (Elion· well represented in the neighbourhood of Bikaner City. urus hirsutus), Munj (Saccharum griffithii), grasses The strata consists of thick white and bulf limestones also grow. A large number of snakes are found in the and shales. Lignite (Palana) and beds of fuller"s earth district having their different names and sizes 'Viz. Bandi. occur in these formations. Painda, Sankh Chur, Tolia, Padam, Khurava, Chi tal and Sarprotia etc. At Gajner are found the Imperial sand 10. Gypsum occurs at surface in large quantities Grouse ( Petroc]es orienta1is). Another interesting bird at village Jamsar and also in Dheereran, Dholera, Bhai­ is the Rosy Poster (Pastor reseus) which visits in the r~o, Kaoni and Jaimalsar villages of Bikaner tehs]l, winter season and helps in destroying the loc~sts. Sacred Madh of Kolayat tehsil and at Lunkaransar. The g:yp:­ bird 'Neel-Kanth' (Cor~cias bengalensis) of local variety sum found at Jamsar is of fine quality. There are dep­ has a speciality of having a brown throat instead osito; of fuller's earth or 'Multani Mitti' at villages of the usual blue. Otber important wild animals found Palana (Bikaner tehsil) and Madh (Kolayat tehsil). in tht: qistrict ar~ wild pig, deer etc. There is a Forest Clay is found near Bi~aner City and at some places ~n Ranger in the district at Bikaner who looks after the " , , Kolayat tehslL Red sand stone quarries are located n~ar ~~liviti~s of the depar.tI!lent and works under the super- Khf:lri and Dulmera villages (Lunkaransar teh!)il) in vision of the Divisional Forest Officer, post~d at Jodhpur. north-east of the City. This stone is of excellent qua­ lity and ~he excavations are deep and extensive. Impure ~eneral. Administration. lime stone is excavated practically every where in tbe district a~ 'Kankar'. Glass sand is found near village 12. For the purposes of administration the district Madh. Lignite is available at various places in Kolayat is divided ioto two sub--divisions and four tehsils as tehsi1 and at village Palana. mentioned below :-

Forest, Flora and Fauna Name of Sub-division Name of Tehsil

11. During 1960-61 only about 0.3% of the total 1 Bikaner-North 1 Bikaner area of the district was under forests according to vilJage 2 Lunkaransar papers. The vegetation which is commonly found in 2 Bikaner-South 1 Kolayat the desert plains. occur in this district. The trees and 2 Nokha bushes which grow are insufficient even to fulfil the local requirements for construction of houses, for mak­ 13. The Collector is the administrative Chief of ing agricultural implements and for fuel purposes. The the district who is also the District Magistrate. Each ~ost common tree found in the district is Khejri Sub-division is under the charge of a Sub-divisional (Prosopis spicisera) the fruit of which is a long pod Magistrate who IS vested with 1st class magisterial pow­ caned 'Sangri'. This plant is very valuable for its, pods, ers while each tehsil is under the charge and supervision, leaves and even the bark are eaten by the catt)~. San­ of a TehsiIdar who is vested with 2nd or 3rd class gri is also used as a vegetable. Other trees found in magisteri"!' powers as the case may be. Besides Collector, the district, are Rohera (Tecomella undulata), Ber Sub-divisional Officers and Tehsildars who exercise t Zizyphus juj uba ), lal or Pilu (Salvadora oleoides ). criminal powers, there are courts of District and Sessions Some other trees found on embarkments in the vicinity J!Jdge, Civil Judge and Munsif at Bikaner. of tanks or in the gardens are Shisham (Dalbergia sis­ soo), 'Bar (Ficus bengalensis), Pipat (Ficus religiosa), Siris 14. With the advent of democratic decentralisation., (Albizzia lebbek) etc. Among the shrubs found in the 4 Panchayat Samities have been formed out of which region mention may be made of Ak (Calotropis proc­ 3 are Community Development Blocks. The Panchayat era), Phog (Calligonum' POlygonoides t Bui ( Aerna . Sa~ities are guided by the Zila Parishad under the (v) cbairmansh ip of the Pramukh and supervised by the 18. Out of the total area under crops during Collector of the district who is also tbe District 1960-61, 42.4% of the area was utilised for pulses, Development Officer. The Rajasthan Panchayat Samities 42.3 % for cereals and the rest of the area was used and Zita Parishads Act, 1959 devolves on these Panch· for growing other crops including oil seeds. The impor­ ayat Samities the complete charge of the administration tant crops of the district in order of production are of the Block including the implementation of the Com­ Kharif pulses and Bajra. munity Development Programmes. For imparting tbe technical guidance to the villagers the Government has 19. The district ranked second in the production deputed its representatives from various departments to of Kharjf pulses amongst the other districts of the State the Blocks, so that an all round progress may be and contributed 11.6% of the total production of Kharif achieved. The ultimate aim of the Government is to pulses in, the State during the year 1960-61. make these Panchayat Saniities the sole agency of all developmental activities at ~he Block level. Irrigation

15. There is a jail and a judicial lock-up at Bika­ 20. Irrigational facilities in the district are almost ner City. The office of the Supenntendent of Police is non-existent. During 1960-61, about 10 acres of land was located at Bikaner City. Besides, three separate Deputy irrigated and it was all by wells. Superintendents are posted at Bikaner City one each for the City, north and south areas. IS Police Stations Animal Husbandry and 19 Police out-posts functioned in the district during the year 1961. 21. The total livestock population in the district was around 904 thousand heads according to the Livestock Land Use Census of 1961. Out of the total livestock 47.6% were sheep, 32.0% cattle, 11.5% goats and the rest comprised 16. The classification of the land use in the district of buffaloes, horses, ponies, mules, donkeys, camels and during 1960-61 was as follows :- pigs. The total poultry in the district during 1961 was around 2.1 thousand - mostly fowls. Classificaton of the land Precent 22. There are veterinary hospitals at Bikaner and 1 Forest 0.3 Nokha and dispensaries at Kolayat and Lunkaransar. Sheep 2 Land put to non-agricultural use 2.0 and wool extension centres are run at Bikaner, Napasart 3 Barren and uncultivable land 0.3 Nokha, Kolayat, Lunkaransar. Jamsar (Bikaner tehsilJ, 4 Other uncultivated land at Mahajan (Lunkaransar tehsil) under State Scheme and excluding fallow land 0.5 at Nokha and Kolayat under Community Development 5 Culturable waste 71.7 Blocks. A Sheep Breeding Research Station also functions 6 Fallow land 9.0 at Bikaner and a sheep breeding farm at viUage Kodam.. 7 Net area sown 16.2 desar in Kolayat tehsil. Besides, a mobile unit at Bikaner and Key village scheme centres at Bikaner and at village Total 100.0 Mahajan (Lunkaransar tehsil) also function. A sum of Rs. 26.74 lakh was spent over the development of animal husbandry in the district during the second five year plan. Crop Pattern Agricultural Implements 17. A considerable portion ( 80.7%) of the total geographical area, according to village papers, is either 23. There were about 39.2 thousand ploughs, 7.4 culturable waste or faHow land. Due to the sandy nat­ thousand carts, 92 'Ghanies', 6 tractors, 4 electric pumps ure of the soil rotation of crops is hardly possible. The and 3 oil engines in the district according to the Livestock district has single cropped area where Kbarif crop is grown. Census of 1961. (vi)

Agricultural Improvements seeking employment and helps in securing employment for tbem. During 1961, tbe total Dumber of registrations in 24. During the second five year plan a sum of Rs. the district was over 7.6 thousand. 8.47 lakh was spent in the district on agriculture sector. During thi~ period over 4 thousand Mds. of improved Trade UaiODI seeds. 47 thousand tons of manure and around 3 hundred improved agricultural implements were di~tributed to the 29. There were 14 registered trade unions in the farmers under various schemes of the Agriculture Depart­ djstrjct during 1960-61. The oldest trade union is Pal­ ment. Besides, over 3 thousand manure pits were dug ana COlliery Mazdoor Union at Palana (Bikaner tehsil) and 2 hundred acres of land was brought under the plough. which was registered in the. yeat 1951. Other trade unions are P.W.D. Mazdoor Union, Industries and Labour Garden Labour Union, Mundhra Metal Workers Union, Bikaner Municipal Karamchari Sangh, Bikaner Press 25. During the year 1952·53 there were 3 registered Employees Union, Bijli Nal Karamc;hari Union, Bikaner factories in the district the number of which increased to Division Railway Porters Union, Vidyut Karyalaya 69 by the end of December 1961. Bikaner Loco Carriage & Karamchari Sangh, Bikaner Division Vyapar Karamchari Wagon Workshop is the largest establishment of the Union, Jamsar Gypsum Mazdoor Sangh, Gypsum district which provided employment to over 1.6 thousand Mine Workers Union, Sindri Fertilizers Jamsar Workers persons during the year 1961. The district is famous for Union at Jamsar (Bikaner tehsil) and Palana Colliery the manufacture of fine variety of woolen blanket. 'Shawls· Karamchari Union at Palana. and 'lois' giving employment to a number of persons. The sman scale and cottage industries of the district are Power flour mills, dal mills, oil mills, manufacturing of water 30. Rajasthan State Electricity Board's Power 'Pakhals' and leather 'Kuppis'. The fine red clay found in House at Bikaner, one of the largest power houses in the district has led to the establishment of a large num­ Rajasthan, provides electricity to the City and the ber of potteries. A number of persons are also engaged adjoining places. It provided employment to about 3 in stone cutting and carving industries. hundred persons in the year 1961. Churn town, prior to the setting of a grid sub-station at Rajgarh, also 26. A branch office of the Industries Department used to receive electricity from this power house. A set is run in the district for reviving the old industries and to of 224 KW and two sets each of 104 K W capacity help in starting new industries. The department aids the were installed in 1958-59 and four sets each of 100 KW small scale industries by advancing loans to the parties. capacity were installed in 1959 under development of A sum of Rs. 6.17 lakh was spent 'on industrial develop. thermal power stations and connected works at this ment if) the district during the second five year plan. power house. By the end of March, 1961, all the towns and a few villages of the district were electflfied. Dur­ 27. There are '8' Class Labour Welfare Centres at ing the second five year plan a sum of Rs. 154.11 Bikaner and Jamsar (Bikaner tehsil). These Centres lakh was spent on the development of power resources provide the facilities of recreation, child welfare, adult in tbis district. education. gymnasium, wrestling, in-door and out-door games, reading room, Ii brary etc. Besides, variety of Trade and Commerce entertainment such as free cinema shows, radio progra­ mmeS are also provided to workers and their families. 31. The articles that are exported out of this dIst­ An Industrial Training Centre also functions in the rict consist ~f woolen carpets, 'Sajji', 'Ghee', Sugar­ district. candy, cattle, bone, hides, mustard, taramira and blankets etc. while the import includes mainly steel, 28. The district has an employment exchange cloth. piece goods, rice, tobacco, metal goods. 'Kieana' located at Bikaner City which registers people who are ( Groceries), coal and jewellery. (vii)

32. Bikaner, Nokha Mandi and Lunkaransar are Centres also function at dispensaries in Gangashahar the main trade centres in the district. Facilities of local and Bikancr and at maternity and child welfare centre markets also exist in certain villages which have been in Bikaner City under Government control. Such centres shown in the Primary Census Abstract elsewhere in al80 function at Bikaner and Nokha under tbe Paocbayat this book. Sa~ities. There is a tuberculosis hospital at Bikaner with 101 beds. A tuberculosis, clinic also functions there. 33. The State Bank of Bikaner has got its branches at Bikaner, Nokha Mandi and Lunkaransar while the 37. There is a venereal diseases clinic, an eye Punjab National Bank' Ltd., the United Commercial ward, a paediatric ward and an anti-rabic centre in Bank Ltd; the Central Bank of India Ltd; and the Bank P.B.M. Men's Hospital at Bikaner. P.B.M. Women·s of Rajasthan Ltd. have their branches at Bikaner. Hospital is also provided with, an eye ward. An anti­ malarial umt has also been functioning in the district 34. There were 11 shops dealing in country liquor, with the headquarters at Bikaner City under the 7 in Indian made foreign liquor and 6 in hemp drugs Nalional Malaria Eradication Programme. X-ray at the various places in the district during 1960-61. facilities are provided in the P.B.M. Men'S and Women's There were two permanent cinema houses in the district hospitals at Bikaner. Laboratory facilities are available during 1960. in P.B.M. Men's Hospital, Bikaner and Government Dispensary, . Education 38. In March, 1961 there were 25 Government AYUfvedic and Unani hospitals and dispensaries in the 35. During 1956-57 there were 8 Colleges, 14 district as compared to 13 during th.e year 1956-57. High/Higher Secondary Schools. 27 Middle Schools, 9 Junior Basic Schools, 163 Primary Schools, 1 Professional 39. The number of out-door and io-doo.r patients School and 13 Schools for Special Education in tbe treated in the Government alJopathic medical institutions district. The number increased to 9 Colleges, 17 High/ of the district in the year 1960 were around 385 Higher Secondary Schools, 48 Middle Schools, 50 Junior thousand and 14 thousand respectively. A sum of Basic Schools, 290 Primary Schools, 3 Professional Rs. 14.1 I lakh and 80 thousand was spent on Medi~a1 Schools and 79 Schools for Special Education in 1960-61. and Public Health and Ayurvedic facilities in the district The total number of scholars in all types of institutions during the second five year plan. during 1960-61 was about 46.2 thousand. There iS'an office of the Director of Education of Schools at Bikaner. With Drinking Water Facilities the ushering in of the Panchayati Rajya, the control of the Primary Schools, except those in urban areas. was 40. During the second five year plan water supply entrusted to the Panchayat Samities. A sum of Rso 71.49 schemes were started for Bikaner and Nokha Mandi lakh was spent on the development of educational facili­ town over which Rs. 29.47 lakhs and Rs. 10 thousand ties in the district during the second five year plan. were spent. As the work could not be completed, it was carried over to the third five year plan. Besides, Medical and Public Health other rural water supply schemes were completed under the control and supervision of the Panchayat Samities. 36 During 1956-57 there were 16 allopathic hospitals and dispensaries with 641 beds. By the end of Housing the year 1960 the number of such Government institu­ tions increased to 18 with 716 beds. There are 41. Under the scheme of Low Income Group maternity and child welfare centres at Bikaner and Housing, loan upto the tone of Rs. 6 lakhs was dis­ Gangashahar. Maternity facilities have also teen provi­ bursed to the public during the year 1955·56 for the ded by starting a special ward in P. B. M. Women's construction of residential quarters in the district.. Hospital, Bikaner having 47 beds. Family Planning During the second five year plan a sum of Rs. 12.90 (viii) lakh was disbursed to the public under Low Income ]j~ht, water works etc. There is a Zila Parisbad compri­ Group Housing Scheme and Rs. 2.83 lakh under sing of 4 Panchayat Samities and 123 Gram Panchayats Middle Income Group Housing Scheme as a result of in the district. which 405 houses were constructed under L.I.G.H. and 17 houses under M.I.O.H. Schemes. ]70 houses 45. There is a Central Co-operative Bank and under L.I.G.H. and 2 under M.I.O.H. Schemes were various types of Co-operative Societies in the district. under construction. In June, 1961 there were 320 societies of various categories including a Co-operative Bank with a total membership Transport and CommunicatioD of over 22 thousand in the district. The working capital of these societies was around 43.0 lakh and the share 42. The district had only 114 miles of roads in 1950 capital was Rs. 11.5 lakh. A loan of about Rs. 25.7 -51 which increased to 568 miles by the end of March, lakh was advanced by the Government. The deposits 1961. 49.8% of the roads in the district were painted and and borrowings during the period was around Rs. 9.0 metalled 29.6% fair weather and dressed up tracks and the lakh and Rs. 21.9 lakh respectively while the total rest consisted of gravelJed type during the year 1960-61. liabilities amounted to Rs. 46.8 lakh. In aU, 219 socie­ 2 road works were completed and a sum of Rs. 16.42 ties were functioning at profit, 61 at loss and 40 socie­ lakh was spent on road development works in the ties were functioning on no profit no loss basis. During district during the second plan period. the second five year plan a sum of Rs. 3.82 lakh was spent on co-operation in the district. 43. There were 752 motor vehicles on road in 1954 which increased to 1,312 in 1961. The dIstrict is connec­ Community Development ted by the metre-guage line of the Northern Railway. TwO' main lines and two brancn lines of the railway pass 46. The Community Development Programme through the district. A main line connects Bikaner City was started in the district during 1955-56 by establishing with Sadulpur (Churu district) while anotber line con­ a block at Nokha. This was followed by the establishment nects this City with Merta Road of . A of a block at Kolayat in 1958-59 and Bikaner in 1960- branch line connects this City with ,(Ganga­ 61. Thus by the end of the year 1961, there were 3 nagar district) while the other connects with Kolayat blocks functioning in the district. of this district. The total length of tbe railway line in the district during 1961 was about 205 Kilometres. There is 47. During the year 1961, 4 hundred Mds. of a landing ground about 9 miles from Bikaner City but seeds and 43 agricultural implements were distributed to there is no regular service. There is a State Circuit House the farmers and 20 agricultural demonstrations were and a Dak Bungalow at Bikaner and Rest Houses at held in the various Panchayat Samities of the district. Kotayat, Deh (Kolayat tehsil) and Lunkaransar. All 3 wells were constructed for irrigation and another 14 the important places of the district are connected with for drinking purposes. 76 adult literacy centres were bus routes There were 61 Post Offices, 13 Telegraph opened and over 1.4 thousand persons were made Offices, 3 Public Call Offices and ODe Telephone Excha­ literate. 24 Youth Clubs and 9 Mahila Samities were nge in the district during 1960-61. started and 6 reading rooms and libraries were opened.

Local Bodies and Co-operatioD Social Welfare

44. There are Municipal Boards in the district at 48. There is an office of tbe State Social Welfare Bikaner, Gangasbabar, Bhinasar, Deshnoke and Nokha Department under charge of the Social Welfare Officer Mandi. The main sources of revenue of the municipalities at Bikaner which looks after the welfare activities are rent of shops, octroi, taxes, license fees, contracts connected with the uplift of the backward classes in the and the grants provided by the Government while the district. It also acts as a liaison between prisoners and items of expenditure are public health and sanitation, their relatives. 49. There are two GO\fernment hostels "in the wh'ctl is about 20 miles from Sikalitt' City. The·tb&iJl district. Besides, voluntary agency hostels ar:e run at fair. is held ,every year dUriDg the 'Navraua' >0n :Cliaitt.a Ko)ayat and Nokha Mandi under the supervision of Sudi 1 to Chailra Sudi 10 (March-April) in hODOUt' b1 Harijan Chhatrawas; Nokha and Jag Jeewan Chhatrawas. Kami MaUl - a Charan W0man 'wIle) is b~d to MWI Ko)ayat with the sanctioned strength of 25 and 40 . beel1 an inc3matioo ,of Devi. 'The ta.:r.gest 'COognYgatioa. respoo.tively. There are two training-eum-production is on Saptami aDd Ashtami wb~n about 30;000 p~nc>.. centres for Scheduled Castes at Bikaner each of which assemble in the fair. A fair also takes 'Place iii 'Navtatft' provides the training in the trades. of tailoring and shoe... OD Ashvina Sudi I to Ashvina Sudi 10 (Sept.-Oct.) when mak iog respectively. ' nearly 5,000 people participate. Most of these "PeopIct belong to Ganganagar, Bikaner and Churu districts. so. The Government has also opened two 'Sanskar Rajputs and Charan~ bowe~, 'come from 811 over Kendras' at Bikaner City for the development of cultu.. Rajasthan. Tbe Rajputs celebrate ~Jfldula) (tbe fit'$t raI and religious activities of tbe Scheduled Castes. hair cut of a child) ceremony of their children and Houses have been constructed for rehabilitating the place the child at the feet of the deity to obtain bet Scheduled Castes and Gadolia Luhars at Bikaner City. blessings. Deshnoke is a railway station and is connec­ DUring the year 1956-57 ,a sum of Rs. 29 thousand was ted by a metalled road with Bikaner, Naaaur, Jodhpur sanctioned ,for the construction of houses, Panchayat­ and Jaipur. Cash, coconuts and sweets are offered to Ghar and dfillking water wells at Pal ana ( Bikaner the deity. tehsil). Beside~, houses were constructed at Nokha, Deshnoke etc. for, rehabilitating the Scheduled Castes. ( iii ) Jambhe5War~ka-Mela In all a sum of Rs. 5.89 lakh was spent for SOCial welfare at;ld welfare of backward classes in the district A fair is held at village M ukam "in Nokha tehln during the second five year plan. at a distance of 15 Krns. from Nokha Manai 'own in the honour of Jambheswar-the illustrious founder saint 51. Som~ of the impo.rtant fairs. of the district are of the Bishnoi sect who worship him as,the incartl&tH;a as follows:- of Vishnu. The fair takes place twice in a year on Phalguna Badi Amawasya to Phalguna Sudi 3 (Feb.­ ( i ) Kapil Muni-ka-Mela March) and Ashvina Dedi 14 to Ashvina SUdi 2' (Sept~. Oct.). The former is the main fair wlrllc the later is" At village Kolayat, situated at a distance of smaller one. The estimated congregation in these fairs 50 Kms;. to the south-west of the Bikaner City, a fair are over 12,000 and 3,500 respectively. The B~hnOis is held in the honour of Kapil Muni on Kartika Sudi pay their homage to the saint and offer cash~ Moth 13 to Agrahayana Badi 1 (Oct.-Nov.) every year. It is etc. in his bonour. They observe fa'S! on: AMClwasya the bIggest fair of the district where about 50,000 and perform congregational bawan of 'agmho1ta' q.t people assemble to participate in the fair. The main do not canduct any other business· orr tlliS' day. day of the fair is on Kartika Sudi 15 (Pumima). The main place of piJgrimage is a tank wbich has 52 (iv) Bhaironji-ka-Mela bathing ghats of which several are reserved for women. A temple dedicated to the saint at the main gbat A fair is held at village Kodamdesar ill' Kolliyat contains a statue in white marble to which coconuts, tehsil either on Bbadrapada Sudi 12 or Bbadrapada'sudi batasha (Sugar-drops), dry fruits, mishry (Sugar candy) 13 (Aug.-Sept.) every year. The estimated congregation etc. are offered. Shri Kolayatji is the nearest railway in the fair is 4,000. The people' also' perform the 'JBdtiRt, station. ceremony' of their children on this occasion• • ( ii) -ka-Mela (l') Shlvwari-ka-Mela

This fair is held at Deshnoke town (Bikanec tehsil) A reHgious fair is held in village Shivwari (Bikaner (X) tehsiJ), which is about balfway between Devi Kund and the City. There are some other elegant bwldings in red the City at some distance to the south of the road, on and yellow sand stone. Shravana Sudi 7 to Shravana Sudi 10 (July-Aug.) every year. The peak day is Shravana Sudi 10 (July-Aug.). There The Forts is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva where about 10,000 people congregate to offer their prayers. Bikan~r is the The Bikaner Fort was built by Raja Raisingh nearest railway station. (1571-1611), one of Akbar's distinguished generals, during 1588-1593 A.D. It has two entrances each of ( -vi) Jaitha Bhutta-ka-Mela which has three or four successive gates with different names and its ramparts have numerous towers. The fort, At vi11age Gajner (Ko]ayat tebsil) there is a which also contains the Maharaja Raja Rai Singh's Samadhi of Jaitha Bhutta on the bank of a lake near the Palace (the oldest building in the fort) is situated about Palace. A fair is held here on Ashvina Sudi 8 ( Sept. - three hundred yards from the Kat gate of the City and Oct. ) every year. About 4,000 people participate in the includes the Suraj parol, the Karkhana Kalan (great fair. Although both Hindus and Muslims assemble, only workshop), the Har Mandir, the Chaubara and Hazuri Muslims participate in the worship. Gajner itself is a Darwaza (royal entrance) and the Raj Nivas. Most of railway station. these buildings are executed in yellow sand stone. The wans of Chandan Mahal are covered with niches, 52. The main festivals among the Hindus are Nav­ mirrors and carved marble panels. Phool Mahal is ratri, AksHya Tritiya, Gangaur, Raksha-Bandhan, Dashera, decorated with glittering mirror work, carvings and Deewali. Basant Panchmi while the Muslims observe paintings and the ante-room of this Ma hal is adorned Moharrum, Idul-Milad-ul-Nabi, Ramzan, Idujfitre by the sculptures of Hindu deities. The Sheesh Mahal and Idul Zuha. of Gaj Mandir is famous for its mirror and stucco work. The Chhatar Mahal, the ceiling of which is Places of Historical ad Archaeological Importance highly ornamented, bears a 'Ras Lila' frieze. Ganga N ivas, the spacious darbar hall, is faced with richly 53. Following places are considered important carved red sand stone. There is a big tank known as in the district from the historical and archaeological 'Sur Sagar' near the fort which was constructed by' point of view :- Maharaja Sur Singh. The old fort, built by Bin, (the founder of Bikaner City) is situated on some high Bikaner rocky ground. It is surrounded by ravines and is located outside the southern wall of the City. It is a' Bikaner, the fourth largest City of Rajasthan, has small place and is considered more like a shrine tban a a population around 1.51 lakh which constitutes 80.1% of fort. There are cenotaphs of Bika and his successors the district's urban population. It lies fairly deep in the and inscriptions over tbem record the dates of tho behind the endless waves of sand dunes. funerals and the number of 'Satis' at each. This region is believed to be the seat of a great civili­ zation at the time when the sacred river Saraswati used Palaces and Temples to ,flow here. The town is directJy connected by rail with Delhi 462 Kms. (287 miles), Jaipur 378 Kms. (235 miles) Outside the City is the Lalgarh Palace, an impos­ and Jodhpur 275 Kms. (171 miles). The walled City ing edifice of carved red stone, which contains a ~resents the appearance of a magnificent town. The City remarkable collection of paintings. It is one of :~.:. wall is about seven Kms. in circuit built wholly of most magnificent bUilding in Bikaner City and;.: stone with several fine gates. The town is built upon a present is the residence of the Mabaraja. It was built rock formation which is higher than the surrounding by Mabaraja Ganga Singh in the memory of his father sandy tract. Due to this reason Bilai,ner is visible Lal Singh. Within the Palace, the flooring has mostly even from a distance. The fort is the maio attraction of been done in marble. The Gajner Palace built on :== (xi) banks of a lake, is situated about 31 Kms. (20 miles) 1952, the district formed three constituencies with a south-west of Bikaner City. It was founded by Maha­ voting popUlation of about 158 thousand persons aod raja Gaj Singh and was a favourite place of residence three seats in the State Vidhan Sabha. 43.1 % voters of Bikaner Chiefs. There is a temple dedicated to exercised their right of franchise. The highest percentage Susani Devi, the 'Kuldevi' of the Surana Oswals, in of polling was 45.5 recorded in Bikaner CIty constitu­ village of N okha tehsil. The village is_ ~ncy, the lowest was in Nokha constituency where only situated at a distance of 28 miles south-east of Bikaner 39.7% votes were polled. All the three seats were cap­ City and is about 14 miles from Deshnoke town. The tured by the independent candidates. No separate seat temple is built of Jaisalmeri stone. There are carved was allotted to the district in the House of the People for images on its exterior but many of tbese have been it was combined with . Rataogarh and covered by white plaster. Of the famous temples, the assembly constituencies of Churu district and Bhandasar Jain temple, Laxmi Narain temple and Nagaur-West and assembly constituencies of temple of Dhuni Natb are important in the district. Nagaur district for this purpose. The Museum 55. During the second general elections in the year The Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum at Blkaner 1957, the number of assembly constituencies remained the is stocked with some very interesting and rare art 5lame but one of them was ma.de a double member consti­ pieces. There is a fine collection of terracottas belong­ tuency. The total voting population was about 181 thou­ ing to the Gupta period. One of the beautiful pieces sand. 42.0% voters (49.6% of men and 28.1% of women) is a five feet white marble image of Saraswati. exercised their right of franchise. The highest percentage of polling was 50.9 in Bikaner City constituency Devi Kund or Devi Sagar and lowest in Lunkaransar constituency where 33.4% This tank~ which is a picnic spot, is situated three votes were polled. One seat was captured by the Cong­ miles east of the Bikaner City. A large number of ress, one by the Praja Socialist Party and the rest two cenotaphs of the former rulers are located on the banks were taken by the candidates who were independent. of this tank. These are fine buildings and have beauti­ The district at this time too was not allotted any sepa­ ful domes. rate seat for the House of the People as it was comb­ ined with Ganganagar and Chum districts (excluding a Electoral Participation and Preferences few villages 0 f Sujangarh tehsil) to form a parliamentary 54. During the first general elections in the year constituency.

SECTION II

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT I: OTHER CENSUS TABLES

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

PRIMARY .,ENSUS ABSTRACT

The Primary Census Abstract furnishes the population here for want of space. This information, however) is figures for 1961 Census and is presented in three parts available in the office of the Superintendent, Census viz. District, Rural and Urban Primary Census Abstracts. Operations, Rajasthan. The data for non-municipal areas These abstracts contain the data in respect of area, attached to a town has been shown just after number of occupied residential houses and households, the wards while for special charges, the figures ha"Ve total population and its breakup by sex, literacy, generally been included in the respective wards. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, workers and non"workers. The workers have further been classified 5. A special column (2a) in the Rural Primary Census into following nine industrial cat.egories:- Abstract has been provided for showing some of the basic amenities which existed in the villages. These I As Cultivator, amenities have been shown by means of symbols as under:... II As Agricultural Labourer, III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards P-Primary School and allied activities, M-Middle School IV At Household Industry, H-HighJ Higher Secondary School V In Manufacturing other than Household G-College Industry, D-Dispensary VI In Construction, Hos-Hospital VII In Trade and Commerce, Tmw-Trained Midwife VilI In Transport, Storage and Communications and V-Veterinary Hospital/Dispensary IX In Other Services. Pw-Pucca well K w-Kutcha well 2. The District Primary Census Abstract furnishes Tk-Tank the data fOT the district total, rural and urban areas, B-Baori (stepped well) each rural tehsil and for each town separately. The Rly-Railway Station Rural Primary Census Abstract presents the data fo:r Po-Post Office the villages while Urban Primary Census Abstract furni­ To-Telegraph Office shes information for the municipal wards of all the towns Lm-Local Market in the district. 6. Village marked with an asterisk (*) indicates the 3. A Revenue Mauza (including its hamlets) is treated location of a Gram Panchayat. as a village while a town is a place ha"Ving either a Munici­ pality or Cantonment or satisfying the following factors:- 7. The area figures shown in column (3) of the Rural Primary Census Abstract are colJected from the Revenue (a) having a minimum population of 5,000 and Authorities while this column ofthe Urban Primary (b) having three-fourth of his male adult; population Census Abstract ha~ been left blank as area figures for the engaged in non-agricultural pursuits, or wards are not available. (c) having a density of approximately 1,000 persons per sq. mile. 8. Column (4) of the Abstract includes houses used as dwellings or partly us dwellings. Hamlets falling into the revenue areas of the towns but not administered by the municipality are treated as 9. Column (5) shows the number of households. A the non-municipal area of the town. The villages in the "household" has been defined as a group of persons who Rural Primary Census Abstract are presented tehsilwise commonly live together in the same house and take their and within a tehsil in order of their Census location code meals from a common kitchen. A servant, friend or a numbers. guest (related or unrelated) residing and eating with the household during the census period has been treated as 4. In the Urban Primary Census Abstract, the data has & member of the household. On the other hand, & SOD Oetm presented for each municipal ward of the towns. or a daughter residing in a hostel is not treated as a The blockwise fii{llres for towns could not be presented member of the houselJ()ld. 6

10. Columns (6) to (8) of the Abstract show the total unless they also work in oultivation, industry, trade, prof­ population and its sex·wise breakup. This also includes ession, business or commerce. A public or social servios housele~s and institutional population. Houseless person worker who is engaged in public service actively or has boon defined as (i) a person who might be a political worker who is actively engaged in furthering doing domestic service or some other work with one the political activity of his party is regarded as a worker. or more households but who does not reside in any house and sleeps in the corridors, verandahs or passages The population classified as workers here is tha acono· in buildings or on the streets; (ii) wandering or nomadio mically active popUlation including family workers tribes found to be staying in temporary huts, etc. or resi· but not including unemployed persons. ding without any such huts just on the open ground; and (iii) beggar, vagrant, tramp, sadhu, fakir. etc. who 14. Columns (17) to (34) furnishes the sex· wise is found in the foot.paths, streets, in places like parks, distribution of workers into nine industrial categories. gardens, railway yards, etc. Institutional population The explanations for these categories are given below:- includes personsenumcl'a.ted in penal, charita,ble or mental institutions, hostels, hotels, hospita,ls, boarding houses, Category I etc. This category includes both the owner cultivators and 11. Columns (9) to (12) of the Abstract show the tenant cultivators. Along with workers personally doing population of Schednled Ca.st0s and Scheduled Tribes and work in land are also included persons who are engaged in their sex-wise br~akups. The further breakups of supervision or direction of cultivation. The term 'culti~ individual Scheduled Castes/Tribes are given in Table vation'involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and SOT-I. does not include fruit growing or keeping orchards or gro­ ves or working for plantations. 12. Oolumns (13) & (14) of the Abstract give the number of literate and educated persons. A "literateH Category n is defined as a person who knows both reading and writing. This also includes the persons having All other persons working on land as labourers on wages higher education. Detailed information on educational without exercising any supervision or direotion and with­ levels has been given in Table B-III and C-III. out holding any right upon the land are classified as agricultural labourers and are included in this category. 13. Columns (15) & (16) give the total number of male and female workers. A person is classified as "worker" Category m if in case of seasonal work like cultivation, livestock. dairying, household industry, etc. he has had some Workers in mining, quarrying, livestock, forestry, fish­ regular work of more than one hour a day throughout the ing, hunting, plantations, orchards and allied activities greater part of the working season. In the case of regular are hicluded in this category. employment in any trade, profession, service, business or commerce, he was employed during any of the fifteen Category IV days preceding the day of the enumerator's yisit to the household. A person who wal'! working but was absent A •'Household Industry" is an industry conducted by from his work during the fifteen days preceding the the head of the household himself and/or mainly by the day on which enumerated or even exceeding the period of members of the household at home nr within the village fifteen days due to illness or other causes has been treated in rural areas and only at home in urban areas. The as a worker. A person who had been offered work but industry should not be run on the scale of a registered had not actually joined, has been treated as non-worker. factory but may use machinery and employ power like "Work n includes not only actual work but effective super. steam engine or oil engine or electricity to drive the vision and direction of work also. machinery. Thus, in a rural area, the household industry can be located either at home or within the village but in Persons under training as a pprentioes with or without urban area. the household industry or at least the major stipend or wages are regarded as workers. An adult part of its work m.ust be located at home. A household woman who was engaged in household duties but doing industry relates to production, processing, servicing or no other productive work to augment the family's repairing and includes making and selling of goods but resourC3S has not been considered as working. If, however, should not be confined simply to buying and selling. in addition to her household work she engaged herself It does not include profession such as pleader, doctor, in work such as rice pounding for sa,le or wages, or in barber, waterman or astrologer, etc. Persons workinl! in domf''3tic services for wages for others, in minding cattle other person's household industry as paid employ~, or selling firewood or making and selling cowdung cakes, are also treated as workers In household industry. or grass, or any such work, she has been treated as a worker. Rimilarly persons like beggars, pensioners, Category V a.gricultural or non~agricultural royalty, rent or dividend receivers, who earn an income but who are not partici. 'Manufacturing'includes all types of production, proces. pa.ting in any productive work. are not treated as workers sing, servicing or repairing of goods which does not '1 include production or processing under category IV. olasslfied as non-workers:- 1. Full-time student or ohild attending sohool Category Vl who does no other work, suoh as make artioles at home for sale, nor even help pan-time in This category includes workers engaged in construction his own family oultivation, industry, trade or and maintenance of buildings, roads, railways, bridges, business. telegraph, telephones, water-ways, reservoirs, etc. 2. Person engaged in unpaid home duties (like house­ wife or other adult female) who does no other Category VU. work, such as make articles at home for sMe or wages, nor help regularly even part-time in This category includes workers engaged in' any capacity family cultivation, industry, trade or business. in wholesale or retail trading activity and commercial transactions relating to imports and exports, real 3. Dependant, inoluding an infant or child not estates and properties, stock RJlr) ~bares, insurance, money attending school, a person permanently disabled lending banking, etc. from work beoause of illness or old age.

Category vm~ 4. Retired person who is not employed again, rentier, person living on agricultural or non-agri­ This category mcludes workers engaged in transport cultural royalty, rent or dividend or any other activities by air, rail, road or water and in services person of independent means for securing whioh incidental to transport such as packing, carting, loading he does not have to work and who does no other unloading, etc. Workers engaged in storage, warehousing work. and communication services such as posts, telegraph, telephones, wireless signalling, information and broad­ 5. Beggar, vagrant or independent woman without casting are also inoluded in this category. indication of source of income and others of unspecified source of income.

Category IX 6. Convict in Jail (an underptrial prisoner has been shown as a worker if he used to work before he This category includes (i) Public utility services like was apprehended) or an inmate of a penal, menta.l electricity or gas or water supply, sanitary services; (ii) or oharitable institution. Central, State or Municipal emploYl~es; (iii) Professional services; (iv) Trade or labour associations, recreation 7. Person who has not been employed before but services, etc. is seeking employment for the first time.

15. Columns (35) & (36) give the total num ber of male 8. Person employed before but now out of employ­ and female non-workers. The following persons have been ment and seeking employment. 8

Dl!nuor.-2-BIKANER

Area In Code Square Occupied No. D1strlctJTebsllJTown mUes Roures Households Total Population

J, ~ . , " d\ Persons Males Females

{It (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 2 Total 10,554-5 73,313 78.073 444,515 232,699 211,816

Rural 10,464'2 41,620 44,989 26,489 134,539 121,950

Urbaa SO'3 31,693 33,084 18,026 98,160 89,866 .

TBH8ILB ( Rur.! ) Blkaner 3,473'6 12,088 12,947 71,495 37.586 33,909

2 Lunkaransar 2,460'3 8,225 9,229 53,967 28,329 25.638-

3 Magra ( Kolayat ) 3,068'8 7.654 8,589 47,998 25,710 22,281

4 Nokha 1,461'S 13,6S3 14,224 83,029 42,914 40,11'

TOWNS 1 Bikaner 14'71 25,580 26,580 150.634 79,945 10,689

n Gangashaher 4-58 1,672 1,884 10.696 5.052 5,644-

111 Bbinasar 3-78 885 933 5.442 2,718 2.724-

IV 29-S5 1.112 1,147 6,634 3,243 3,391·

V Deshnol 33-61 1,179 1,207 6,880 3.344- 3,536

VI NOkhamandi 4-09 1,265 1,.333 7,740 3,858 3,882" • DISTRJCT PRIMAR Y CElolBU8 ABSruct'

Co". 8cbedubt Olstes Scheduled Tribes Uterate It educated persons Dlstrict/TehsU/ToWD No. _- r= "------:-"\ ~ Maflcs Females Males Females Males Females (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (2) (1) BIKANER DISTRICT Z

:33,923 32,059 539 495 76,641 26,427 Total

26,_ 25,,269 28 14 25,434 4,257 Rura)

7_ 6,_ 513 481 51,207 22,170 Urban

TBHSILS (Rural ) . 7/)24 7,345 13 1 7,497 1,231 Bikaner J

5,146 4.873 5,751 1,182 Lunkaransar 2

5.87. 5,564 8 6 4,006 728 Magra ( Kolayat ) 3

7,713 7,481 S 7 8,180 1,116 Nokha 4

TOWl'-S

5,331 5,008 499 462 42.083 17,728 Bikaner

111 168 I 2,872 1,769 Gangasbaher Jl

549 486 .. " "'- 1.329 610 Bhinat.ar iu

S811 536. .; 1,432 657 Napasar rv

430 432 9, 1.5 1,436 715 Deshnoke V

, 160 4 4 2.05S 691 Nokhamandi YI 10

DIIm.Jcr:-2-BlKANER

WOUDI

I D m IV In Mining, Quar- rying, Livestock. Forestry, FishiD8. Hunting & Planta- Codo District{fehsill Total Workers As Agricultural tlons, Orchards and At Household No. Town (I-IX) As Cultivator Labourer Allied activities IndllStr)'

J. ..A A.. _ .. ~ ,..A "'" ,- , ""\ ,-- , ~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female"

(1) (2) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) 2 BlKANER DISTRICT Total 120,652 54.754 51.962 40.344 653 309 2,028 348 14,605 9,482

Rural 78,890 49,266 57,293 39,397 626 220 1,891 328 12,283 8,484

Urban 41,762 5,488 669 27 81 137 20

THR8ILS ( Rural) t Bik a Rer 21,120 13,661 13,842 B,OSS 273 86 f 821 323 2.916 1,756

2 Lunkaransar 16,192 6,561 21,S15 5,769 130 13 16 3 1.903

.3 Magra (Kolayat) 16.113 10,736 10,359 5,837 llS 4 4.388 4.6C6

4 Nokha 24,865 18,302 20,577 16,736 108 26 44 2 3,OSCS 1.-

TOWNS 1 Bikaner 35,238 3,7S6 79 19 114 20 1.93'

U Oangashahcr 1,690 146 6 I 3 .. 30

m Bhinasar 1,109 214 10 17 .. _" 1 .. 20

IV Napasar 1,290 854 371 •• 4 ...... U'9 180

V Deshnokc 1,032 247 134 136 .. 2 10

VI Nothamandt 1,403 271 69 174 .. 13 ·l"l

DISTRICT PRIMARY -ef~SU8 A~STitACT

WORKERS

.A.-

"V VI VII VlII IX X

In manufactur- ing other tban In Transport. Household In Trade and , Storage and In other NON-WORKER') District/Tehsill Code Industry In Construction Commerce Communications Services Town No. ,----A__ '-\ ..J... , ,-..A-.--.,_ ,--..A--.. ,--A--, r---A------. ,----"---_--. ,A__ • Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female_; {2S) (26) (21) (28) (29) (30) (31 ) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (2) (I) BIKANER DISTRICT 2 4Jr13 813 4,013 3S3 9.713 421 7.617 25 19,1E8 2,659 112,047 157,062 Total

486 ' 164 331 68 1.564 152 860 5 3.576 448 55,649 12,684 Rural

4.387 649 3,682 2.85 8,149 169 6,757 15.612 2,211 56,398 84,373 Urhan

TEHSTLS (Rural, . ' Z63 91 185 27 609 95 415 2 1.390 233 15,866 20,2-\2 Bik.:mer t

171 IS 40 5 458 8 280 677 62 12.137 19.071 Lunkaransar 2

9 4' 60 30 218 8 71 3 889 75 9.597 11,552 Magra ( Kolayat) 3

41 17 46 6 279 41 94 620 78 18.')49 21,813 Nokh:l

TOW'l\:S

·3.365 4j7 2~954 231 6,408 224 6,386 19 13,974 1,978 44,707 66.933 Bikancr I

362 37 96 2 601 12 126 444 65 3.362 5,498 Gangashaher IJ

" '

• '223 ' ' [34 ~90 6 190 4 66 291 33 1.609 2,510 Bhinasar" In

87 '2 128 29 272 3 43 226 42 1,953 2.537 Napasar IV

lSI 2? 191 9 225 18 14 249 45 2,312 3,2S9 Deshnoke V

" ' 428 "' '99 I to 'tl3 8 453 . : ~ 62 1 48 2,455 3,611 Nokhamandi \'1 l~

'l'EBsn.:-l-BIKANER

IJten. Sche­ Sche­ and Code Area in Occupied Honse- dnled dUled educated No. Yillage Amenlt:es acres houses holds Total Population Castes 'Tribes per80118

P M F F F M F {S, (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (1) (2) (2n.) (3) (4) (5) ( 6) (7) 1 Siyasar Chogan Pw 133,446 53 SS 325 186 139 ·. •• •• 2 N lusera Kw 22093 14 15 81 47 34 ·. · .. .. . •• 3 Alhldin-ka-Bera Kw 8,4(15 10 10 44 26 18 •• .. • • ... •• oo. 4 Beriyawali Kw 72,264 79 87 410 247 163 2 ·. 1 24 •• 5 Karamwala 39,::'70 Unpopulated 6 Ramjanwala Kw 3,429 6 6 34 21 . 13 ·. •• • • •• .. 7 R'lnisar Pw 26,149 73 73 320 183 137 31 18 •• 8,5fi6 •• ·. 8 Phalawali Pw 25 25 )50 75 75 3 3 ·. I .. 9 Ranewala Pw,Lm 40/)(.6 70 76 396 221 175 14 ]2 ·. • • 2 .. 10 Kishanpura l'w 17,1(;8 8 9 91. 65 26 2 1 J •• lS . 1

11 Loonkhan P,Pw 30A54 66 71 382 213 169 51 53 •• 27 12 Kakrala P,Pw ]5,649 92 93 466 249 217 65 62 ... 27 I 91,376 170 179 909 539 370 54 33 6 ·.1 81 10 ] 3 Chhatargarh J(lO ]4 Satasar 45,[24 83 506 2()O 216 67 67 o • 46 21 IS Motigarh Pw 23,626 104 105 610 328 282 70 61 .. 42 147 ]25 )6 Tharus1r Pw 14,305 50 SO 272 37 31 2 •• 17 Dhodha Pw 14)\37 49 49 260 J38 122 4 7 •• 1 18 Karanpura Pw 10,1r6 9 9 62 34 28 .. o • 19 PUg:l:. P, D, Pw.Po 4(1,972 128 136 963 546 417 77 73 •• •• 141 31 20 Pahalwan-ka-Bera Kw 7,525 9 9 58 27 31 ... 1 21 Noor Mohammad-ka-Dhandhra 2,002 Unpoplllated 51 308 153 }55 00 22 Rasoolsar Daver Pw 25,706 51 ... •• ·0 .. 23 Khecrsar Kw 8,486 13 13 83 43 40 •• ...... •• ••·. 24 Ganeshwali Kw 2,894 20 20 114 62 52 .... o. •• .. 25 Gangdjali 9,212 4~ 44 J98 104 94 8 6 ·. •• J •• 26 Dantor* P,Pw 59,%1 104 104 548 29$ 253 18 16 ... •• .. 27 Gulam Alliwala Kw 47,998 21 21 137 80 57 •• .. . • • ..oo 28 BaIlDr Pw 91,952 94 94 470 293 Ii7 J6 15 ...... 1 • • 29 Akkasar 15,973 Un{)OpUlaled 30 Sammewala Pw 5,877 46 53 256 142 114 I 2 ·. ... 31 Jhurkiya 10,976 Unpopulated 42 46 124 32 Ramda Pw 29,331 218 94 37 32 • • ·0 8 6, i f.9 8 9 S9 32 27 •• ... 33 Makeri Pw e. ... ·0 •• •• 34 Adoori Kw 7,253 14 14 70 43 27 •• .0 35 Chhangoliya 3,641 Unpopu/aled 36 Ramai Kw 4,346 12 12 74 42 32 •• ,...... •• .. 37 Siyas u Panchkosa Pw 31,606 22 22 1]8 67 51 22 16 •• • • oo. 7,99~ 5 S 25 13 12 00' ·. 38 Ch'lkosa Pw •• • III 39 Gogliwclla Kw 16,811 30 32 173 90 83 .; •• •• •• 40 Abh.lraW:l1a. 9,261 Unpopylaled 41 Jodhas1r Pw 50,472 S6 56 308 163 145 62 58 .. •• •• • • 42 Amarpura* Pw 82,900 ]00 107 725 39S 330 90 87 ••· •• 21 l 43 Bhanipura Pw 43,161 58 64 402 210 19-2 32 30 •• o. 29 3 44 Rlmsara Pw ]6,273 30 31 239 137 102 29 28 • • 3 22,957 34 38 217 112 " •• 45 Soorasar Pw lOS 22 11 .111 •• 2 •• 046 Bhanwata-wata Pw 9,590 24 2S J89 tOl 88 6 $ •• •• •• .. .. 47 Karnisar Bhatiyan. Pw 25,458 34 39 237 129 108 51 42 •• •• 6 •• 48 Hario') P,Pw 11,153 70 79 360 182 178 41 42 •• ." II J 49 Barala Pw 8,098 IS 16 101 54 41 4S 44 •• ... J .... 50 Deensar 6674 UnpopuJaled 13

RURAL PIUMARY CENSUS AE81'1J,~1JT

____WORk.as ..A.. NON­ r- --~---... WORItERS "Total worker. Code (I-IX) I 11 III IV V VI VII VIII IX .x No.

,M F M F F M F M F F M F M F U F It F 1\[ F (1S) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (3l) (34) (35} (36) (1)

136 70 41 25 o • SO Il9 I •• •• •• • 0 • • 30 1 22 • 0 o. .~ 8 1 •• 17 Jj 1 ·. • 0 ·. 13 4 • 0 • 0 9 18 17 O' ·...... • • 3 ISO J J39 • • .. 41 o 0 •• • • 67 162 4 Unpop ul ated S

13 7 6 o • 8 13 6 .. •• • 0 118 116. 109 81 8 4 .0 1 65 51 7 ·. ·. .. • 0 43 36 38 5 36 • 0 •• •• 32 39 8 141 , 97 12.J. SO ·. 15 47 .. •• ·. 2 8) 78 9 9 2 4 o • ~ ;0 •• 48 13 16 • • .. • • • 0 .. •• .. 17 13 10 19 129 74 102 63 ·. ·. 11 • 0 .. ·. 3 ·. 1 4 O. 8~ 95 11 149 117 130 82 .. 1 • • o 0 13 31 4 •• •• 2 3 J01 ]00 12 421 240 331 235 • • 4 3 5 2 O. 8 1 66 118 no 13 166 131 )34 107 " ·. ·. 31 30 •• .. I 9~ 109 14 223 34 189 32 1 ·. 7 1 • • ·. 2 .~. 2J 1 105 248 15 101 71 86 66 1 1 '0 14 4 •• ... •• ·. 46 S.J ]6 79 57 75 19 ·. .. 4 38 ·. •• •• 59 6S 11 24- 16 23 1 16 ·. .. .. 10 12 J8 330 3 46 35 ·. 82 1 3 2 42 120 2 216 414 19 16 15 12 15 ·. 4 o • •• • 0 .o. •• It 16 20 Unpopulated 21 106 102 100 96 ·. ·. 6 6 47 53 22 28 24 28 24 o. •• • • ·. 15 16 23 41 32 41 32 o • ·. 21 20 24 75 63 36 S6 39 7 • 0 .0 29 31 25 180 82 96 76 84 6 115 l71 26 • 0 .. •• .. 2 19 26 2 ·. ·. 35 5S 27 4S • 0 •• 187 13 6 2 o 0 o • 63 11 104 ]4 106 J64 28 .0 • 0 •• Un pop u l a led ·. 29- 13 JO. 7S , 1 ·. 61 2 ·. .. • 0 ·. .0 67 111 30 Unpopulated 31 J S8 2 20 1 • • •• • • 46 91 32 78 • • • 0 • • •• •• • • • • 22 •• 8 • 0 •• • • 14 •• • • • 0 ·. •• o • ·. .. 10 21 33 34 .. 5 •• ',1 ... 29 .0 •• • • 9 21 34 ·. •• 3' 20 1 5 o. .0 15 1 •• •• •• •• 22 31 36 046 IS 8 ·S. 2S J 13 9 ·. ·. .. 21 36 37 ·9 ·. .. •• • • 7 5 •• • • •• 4 7 •• •• •• ·. 4 S 38 61 I 9 •• •• o • SO 1 ••• • • • • • •• 2 1 29 81 39 Unpopulated ·. 40-

2 35 .. • 0 •• • • 60 2 •• • • 68 14) 41 9' J74 ... •• .0 '2S9 8 3 46 21 8 o. 7 o. .0 2 136 322 42 • • .. • 0 'lUI 1 4S 2 12 ,0 • 58 5 3 n 18S 41 • 0 ·. •• ·. •• • • 78 21 16 ,. . .. 1 ·. •• 56 22 • • ·. 6 .. •• ...... S9 79 44 68 2l •• •• .. 46 ...... •• •• ·. .. 1 .0 4-1- lOS 4S RO 46 61 8 22 ·. •• 8 •• 39 .. ., •• o • .. 40 92 80 5 • 0 ·. JO] 47 7 '0 •• 8 o • •• 4 2 37 121 SS 7S 52 ·. 61 123 48 •• " 26 3 •• .. .0 )0 • • • • 10 43 '10 28 30 .. •• •• 6 .. .. 9 .. .. 11 11 49- Unpopulated . i SO- 1.

Jjterate Sche- SchOo and Code Area in Occupied House- dn!ed dilled lid R(~ated acres houses hoJ.ds Total Population Cru;tes Tribes No. Villa.ge Amenities persona

,~..A...-__, A .,._" --. , __ __A..-~ , ,-..A...--. ,-..A...-'-l ,A, r-:- -, ,_.A..-, "---A-",",, P M F 1\1 F M F M li' (3) (4) (5) (7) {9} (10) (11 ) (12) (1) (2) (2a) (6) (8) ttl) (l4) 13,758 51 52 300 158 142 51 52 11 51 Bandranwala Pw •• ·. Kaoni P,Pw 30,784 116 119 640 349 291 72 62 .. 11 .. 52 30,513 168 184 l,063 547 516 131 136 21 53 Raimaisar* M, D. Pw. Po, Lm •• .. tOO Shar:!h Barela 5,840 Unpoputated S4 U n pop u l a t ed SS Sharah Sutharan Gopalan 320 Sutharan Makdan 536 U"popu!ated S6 389 134 134 67) 373 300 92 81 57 Sharah Brahmiman ·. 73 2 Ratani Vyas 593 Unpopulated 58 , lit) Daiya Pw 4 426 26 32 70 56 24 25 •• .. 59 Pw, Rly 25,681 160 184 1,121 579 542 184 180 ·. ·. 60 Nalbari· P, • • 139 68 4,079 Unpopulated 61 Gol Pratapsingb Sharuh latan 851 U npo put ated 62 5,482 33 33 213 102 111 21 23 21 63 Badrasar P,Pw •• Mehrasar Pw 13,512 38 42 212 112 100 43 35 .. •• J 64 5,171 2S 25 128 70 58 59 S4 3 •• 65 Bbairoo Pawa ·. •• P,Pw 30,571 94 98 633 3lS 298 28 27 21 66 Jalwani Noorsat •• • • •• P,Pw 15,310 65 65 347 195 152 21 23 • • 29 1 67 Iltkboosar 288 Unpopulated ·. 68 Deqogran P,Po 23,015 93 103 565 301 264 56 57 •• •• 59 7 69 Kalasar* 44 144 118 2S 10 Sawaisar •• 11,244 38 262 28 • • 1 •• 4,027 6 6 4: 22 20 71 Akariyala ·. •• Lalsar Pw 4,9-B 37 37 168 91 77 29 26 •• 1 72 P, Pw 6,346 63 63 363 186 177 ]5 17 16 .. 73 Daudsar ·. ·. Jagdewala P, P'\v 6,460 39 39 182 89 93 68 62 1 19 1 74 P,Pw 14.567 88 88 482 235 247 ,)6 49 48 75 Dadoosar 3 Rakba Jalalsar 885 Unpopulated 76 1,994 ) ,474 462 lamsllr· P, 0, Pw, RIy, Po,To 3,032 9:10 954 3,468 365 2 467 104 77 P,Pw 3,820 113 114 613 320 293 104 gH 78 Jaldls3r 37 1 Pw 4,170 31 42 231 120 I II 46 53 •• 14 7 79 Khichiya 2,133 Unpopulale d 80 Shara h Dholera 1,340 Unpopulated 81 Harkhasar Wagodan Dholera No.l 4,C87 36 39 209 119 90 50 33 4 82 1,404 14 15 94 47 47 ·. •• 83 Dholera No 2 .. .' . 2 ." Q . Shardh Roopayat 1.181 Un p put a t ~'d · 8~ 3,056 Un pop u La ted 115 Dholera MaghJi Dholera Pem,i , 530 Unpopulated fI6 14,997 ]05 114 630 326 304- 96 91 87 Khara Pw .. .. 29 ,.. 655 576 91 , k8 Kanasar* .J#, Pw, Rly. Po 23,191 227 228 1,231 83 .. .. 89 9 Sh3:cah Bh::linroo Vyas 755 Unpopulaled 89 391 Unpopulated ~ Sharah Bardi Bhainroo Kheera 7,919 7 7 49 29 20 •• .. 4 ~1 218 226 10 . .. •• Shobhasar P.Pw 7.518 74 7S 444 •• t. 92 11,5";2 Unpopulated 93 Chak Gmbi ·. Rughnathsar 473 Unp(JpulateR 94 2 3 3 9S Nathaniyan 10,C66 2 6 • • •• • • Pw 9,469- 33 33 203 113 90 34 25 2 96 Nl'l1chhoti 16 .. .. 91 B.lsti Chaodan •• 2.897 4 4 32 16 ... .. 4 •• Sharah Teliyao _ ,142 U n pop u J .a I'; d Karmisar* P,Pw,Po 4.567 131 216 1,244 627 617 . 117 "110 •• .. 145 . 15 P,Pw IO,L91 107 108 597 319 278 95 76 .. 19 1 100= Blichbasar~ •• RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT"

WORKBRS NON- r-~------______--A______------__~ ______~VVORKERS -rota! workers Code (I-IX) I II m IV ·V VI vn VIll IX x No.

r--J.-..,--A-.. ,--A-.. r-"-, r-A--. ~ r-..A-, r---A--.. ,..----A--,,.-A--.. M PM PM FMFMF M F M F M F M FMF?vI F (15) (16) (17) (lS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 51 It. S5 .. 27 .. ... •• 3 73 142 166 145 152 •• •• .. 56 14 • • 1 147 125 52 2jO 202 238 .. 26 2 • • 17 • • 2 60 10 240 266 53 Unpopulated ~ Unpopulated 5' Unpopulated 56 217 193 203 190 2 9 •• .. 3 •• • • 3 •• 156 107 57 Unpopulated 58 43 4- 5 4 29 .., .. •• • • ... 9 27 52 59 2.90 184 107 168 20 •• .. 53 14 8 4 •• 54 25 •• 19 2 289 358 60 Unpopulated 61 Unpopulated 62 j8 452 S5 61 3 1 .. •• .. 44 49 63 76 53 70 51 •.. .. 4 •• .. 2 2 36 41 64 47 26 46 26 •• 1 .. .. 23 32 65 202 52 122 39 10 1 • • 62 12 .. · .. •• 8 133 246 66 113 49 107 49 •• 4 .. . 1 .. . J 82 103 67 Unpopulated 68 178 lO~ 172 105 2 2 .. ·. 1 1 123 159 69 90 48 51 48 2 1 ·. 24 •• 12 54 70 70 17 10 8 ]0 .. • • 9 . . . .. • • • • •• 5 10 71 SO 48 36 46 .. 1 •• 13 ·1 1 .. 41 29 72 99 82 28 82 11 47 .. ·. 10 .. J 2 87 95 73 48 67 29 41 2 19 1 .. 6 1 10 41 26 74 128 129 97 122 2 2 13 2 • • 7 1 ·. 9 2 107 ) 18 15 Unpopulated 16 1.247 685 87 402 .. .. 1,007 266 19 6 •• 10 J 73 1 45 15 747 789 77 179 151 56 147 1 I 79 21 · •• 2 • • 8 .. 12 2 1 ]41 142 78 69 48 4 45 • • 50 ·3. 14 . •• 1 51 63 19 ·. "UnpoPul"o°ted·· 80 Unpop ulaled 81 71 27 28 49 1 1 •• ... •• .. .~. .. •• 15 .. •• 12 42 62 82 3' 12 26 11 · I •• •• •• 7 • • 2 12 3' 83 ·. . Unpopulated 84 Unpopulated B' Unpopulated 86 192 92 168 92 •• .-. 9 14 •••• •• 1 •• •• • • 134 212 87 453 402 253 .. •• • • •• 260 • • .O' ,.. 14 5 •• • • 3 3 ..:. 31 2 202 316 88 ·. U npopu lat e d 89 Unpopulated 90 18 18 12 12 .. . • .. .:. 11 8 91 1S3 36 ]51 36 . ·. • • • ...... •• · ... .. •• • • •• • • • • 2 •• 65 190 92 - ·. Unpopulated ·. 93 Unpopulated 94 3 ·. • • ...... • • ·. 3 3 95 68 16 18 16 1 29 1 19 45 74 96 8 ...... • • .. 2 •• 4 .. .. •• •• 2 •.• 8 16 97 Unpopu£ated 98 ~8 367 385 309 ·...... 17 55 •• . . •• •• 3 3 3 •• •• •• 219 250 99 201 41 •45 46 2 •• ·. ... 21 .. .. - - , •• 28 1 118 231 100 'J __:-l-BIKANBR t~ftCd.)

.uter... Sche- Seh. and Code Area in Ocoupied House- duled doled educated No. Village Amenitiea acrQIJ houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persona ,-__..A. __, ~ r----.A. ,- r-~ ,-J-, ,-"-, r---.A--... ,----1'----, r--"----. P M F M ft' M F' 1f F

(I) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ll) (12) (13) (14} .. lOt Suj andes ar. P,Pw 2,094 175 176 1,071 548 523 41 58 .. 115 6 t02 Shree R all1sar P,Pw 93 128 141 738 384 354 68 76 .. 73 2 103 Bhojanshala Tmw 217 69 72 447 242 205 27 2 104 Shivwari$ P, Tmw, Pw, Po 6,857 429 440 2,537 1,374 1,163 482 469 601 28 105 Anopsagar 1,206 Unpopulated 106 Udasar • M, Tmw, Pw, Po 6,079 225 262 1,535 431 S04 217 233 •• 300 147 107 Beechhwal Pw 12,408 46 53 178 112 66 1 1 .. 52 IS 108 Sharah Kunjiyan 1,792 Unpopulated 109 Nagasar Pawaran 827 UnpopulaZ ed IlO Pemasar P, Tmw,Pw 4,589 67 85 409 211 198 98 86 •• • • 40 III Jagannathsar @ 1,919 Unpopulated 112 Basi Sahajwardaran 2,921 II 11 69 35 34 3 2 •• 6 113 Husangsar Pw 3,380 46 46 267 136 )31 70 61 .. • • 29 • • lt4 Gersar P,Pw.Po 5,033 100 101 487 252 235 132 J42 42 ... 15 Nagasar Trow; Pw S,336 23 24 158 87 71 41 38 ·. • • 4 116 Katriyasar P,Pw 16,005 122 131 72S 374 351 74 59 •• n s 117 Laderan Pw 9,660 10 ]0 68 35 33 5 2 .. S IlS Molaniyan P,Pw 6,3l2 50 50 210 104 106 22 15 ... 9 •• 119 Malasar. P,Pw 10,671 79 86 526 275 251 46 47 58 2 120 Bandba Pw 7,014 2S 2S 149 77 72 1 4 .. •• 2 121 Kamisar Bcekan 8,832 25 37 258 135 123 25 19 •• 11 3 13,308 119 120 666 358 308 89 58 ·. 122 Rooniyan Barawas· P: Pw '.. 67 3 123 Rooperan Pw -2636 19 19 110 S6 54 I 1 . 5 1 307 290 . •• 124 Kharda P, Pw. Lm 15,740 117 117 597 46 47 '.. .. 52 I 125 Rajeran P.Pw 5,058 138 147 790 398 392 S5 61 •• 96 8 126 Anandpura 5,094 9 11 50 24 26 .. 3 1 127 Harneran Pw 8.146 99 99 565 294 271 9 1 ... •• 68 2 128 Sareran· Pw. Po 7,099 151 151 802 397 405 57 44 ,.. 125 14- 129 Aseran Pw 4,646 15 )5 104 49 S5 2 2 7 .... 130 Bhojeran 3.172 13 13 99 55 44 .. .-. 3 •• HI Dheereran Pw 4,997 14 14 70 31 39 .. 4 .. .. 132 Ranisar 3,tOl 61 62 344 192 152 13 11 16 ." 133 sambloo. P,Pw 13,619 247 454 1,503 760 743 129 123 ·••. 86 4 134 Pan Palsar P.Pw &,130 31 34 206 102 104 32 26 13 1 135 Sharah Acbarjan 309 UnpQPulate d ·. 136 Raisar Pw,Po 3,097 77 77 430 22S 205 80 76 24 •• 137 Himtasar Pw 8,356 36 36 235 115 120 36 43 .. so :4 138 Naynon-ka-Has 2,028 23 23 97 52 45 14 9 .. ..·. 4 .. 139 Ridmalsar* M.Pw 1,765 127 138 777 418 359 124 90 0 •• 69 IS 140 Sharah Kajani 640 6 6 33 19 14 •• 14t Jautbeer Pw 18,579 52 S2 14& 97 51 53 32 .. 19 4 142 Surdh ana Padiharaoa Pw 2,669 17 18 123 62 61 21 23 .11 1 •• 143 Surdhana Chaubanan P,Pw 6,360 83 83 552 269 283 63 74 ·.. 34 144 Ambasar* P,Pw 6.916 104 116 726 350 376 159 141 --:. 93 3 145 Udramsar* H. D, Pw. Po, Lm 18,919 498 510 3,057 1,618 1,439 382 347 ...... 754 286 146 Saroopdasar 8,951 150 l50 975 479, 496 119 109 41 2 141 Bbojoo!-lar 895 14 14 100 55 45 ·. '14 148 Lalamdesar Wasi 17,479 229 230 1,427 747 680 132 116 ·. ..·. UZ (; 149 Barsingsar 16,065 253 1.630 835 795 99 Po 248 106 ~. · 249 34 ISO Palana Po 12,691 417 472 2,826 1,443 1,378 415 437 ... 410 30 __._@ Alias Doongarsinghpura ----- 17

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABBTUCT

WnRICERS Nol'I­ WORKERS Total Workers Code (I-IX) 1 II In IV V VI Vll VII! IX X No. r-~ ...... ---"-----. (~ ,...-A----. ~ ~~ ,_...... --, .----"---l ~.---'---. -~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M FMF M F

(1.5) (16) 07) (IS} ~191 (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (21) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (l) 4 1 285 63 218 34 1 2 42 22 2 16 6 263 460 ]01 134 188 )17 6 16 .. 1 1 5 184 2,W 102 200 5 .. 69 4 121 34 1L 28 22 2 14 121 171 lOl 639 242 170 87 9 3 22 39 97 75 5 13 6 27 3 83 •• 201 4D 735 921 104 lOS Unpopulated 39 S 312 122 185 37 1 47 80 26 14 419 682 ]06 62 II 60 10 2 1 ...... 50 55 107 Unpopulated JO& Unpopulated 109 2 112 81 107 81 1 2 99 Il1 110 Uupounlated III 18 18 18 18 ...... 17 J6 Ul 83 53 37 S3 1 . • • •• 45 53 78 113 155 138 110 79 3 .. 27 56 2 · 13 2 1 97 97 114 48 31 40 :as ._. 4 2 4 3 39 4() US' I 4 J 210 175 lOS 172 " 3 164 176 116 20 19 16 8 ... 9 4 2 15 14 117 6l 1 44 I 2 13 ·. .. .. 2 43 105 118 159 150 63 5 •• • • .. 72 145 '0 13 1J 116 101 Il~ 42 .. 042 .. 3S 72 120 74 2 68 2 1 •• 5 .. .. 61 121 121 212 J71 lSI 164 •• 20 7 9 2 146 137 122 36 l~ 35 29 ...... I 20 25 123 180 186 1i2 182 •• 1 .. 4 3 3 1 •• 127 104 :24 234 2.26 226 220 2 2 5 2 •• 1 2 164 .66 US IS 16 6 16 ... 9 .. 9 ]0 126 168 167 139 151 21 15 .. I 7 1 126 104 127 193 114 168 214 •• 20 J 2 2 204 191 128 33 37 29 33 .. 4 4 .. o • 16 18 129 35 31 30 29 5 2 20 13 136 20 12 20 11 .. 1 .. 11 27 III 122 96 93 94 .. 4 2 .. 23 2 70 56 132 436 390 278 353 2 .. SO 3S 65 2 9 2 324 353 133 63 'i8 2.8 25 7 2 24 .' .. 4 1 39 76 134 135 Unpopulated 118 2 71 2 23 19 .. 5 107 203 U6 14 1 .31 1 4 ... 13 It' • 0 61 Il9 137 23- ]2 23 ]2 ·. 29 33 133 12 5 • 0 35 22 105 183 213 176 161 148. 8 • • 139 II 8 11 •• .. .. ·. .. . 8 6 140 64 1 4 1 ... 2 ·. 49 33 50 141 43 19 38 14 4 3 1 o • I 1 19 42 142 156 159 145 152 4 3 6 4 .. 1 ill 124 '43 180 124 116 29 16 7 30 83 . 1 .. Z IS 5 170 252 141 7S0 S22 437 30S 22 6 1 97 106 10 53 113 17· 42 20 36 22 14 838 917 14$ 26l 231 1$1 213 1 2 . .. 24 14 IS 40 2 2]8 265 146 27 19 15 13 •• · 12 6 .. .. 28 26 147 • 35 421 404 397 1 20 I 6 26 4 2 3]2 253 148 451 483 308 394 s 2 76 30 87 •• 15 8 9 384 al2 149 170 577 190 501 .. Sl1 53 19 S 2 ·, 1 18 ~ 11 18 13 {)78 801 150 18

~SILI:-t. BTKANER ( Concltl.j .9. LUNKARANSAR

Lftera. Schc. Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House· duled duled educated No. Village Amenfdca acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persoQS

._~ .. ~ r-'-~ ...---...... -~~~ ,..--Jo-----. ~, .. P M F M F M F M F (2a) (1) (2) (31 (4) (6) (6) (7) (8, (9) (l0) (11) (12) (13) (14) Pw 4,746 lSI Soojasar 13 :2 142 66 76 28 27 3 1 152 Oeegas~r P, Pw 6,583 62 66 364 177 )87 ·. 68 86 . •• 43 I 153 Kesardesar GangaguranPw .5,253 37 37 196 93 ]03 tl 12 ·•• 14 1 Kesardec;ar Jatan* P,Pw 8,719 108 835 ·. 154 137 442 393 80 73 .It 89 B 155 Kesardesar Boran 2.521 22 30 141 81 60 26 14 ·. 11 ... 156 Kilchoo Sahlotan p.Pw 3,384 27 27 155 84 71 9 5 .-_ 7 IS7 Kilchoo Deodan. Pw 4,274 63 63 308 169 139 60 60 7 Gadhwala. P, Pw, Rly 8,364 1,302 698 ·. .. 158 237 241 604 100 90 .. 14' I 159 Kalyansar Agoona 1.379 21 23 121 73 48 50 37 •• 15 1 160 Kalyansar Utrada Pw 1,300 16 16 109 S6 53 S 4 ·. 8 161 Kalyansar Bara P,Pw 3.899 42 42 214 112 102 45 S5 .. 16 162 Dewasar Pw 2;7r8 1 1 8 4 4 o • Ramsar* P, Pw 21,279 236 293 1,682 849 833 .. •• 163 96 98 .0 130 8 164 LaIsinghpura Pw 639 47 47 264 130 134 .. 67 ]8 ]65 Seenthal* M, D. Pw, Lro 10.872 306 308 1,805 908 •• ·. 897 211 178 .It 430 ISS 166 'N arangdesar* P,Pw 17,053 179 231 1.293 646 647 ]89 193 P,Pw 18S I3 167 Gusaisar 11,487 128 227 1,334 670 664 132 110 98 7 168 Sharah Bedan 1,054 Unpopulated ·. .. 169 Badh Karnidan 253 Unpopulated P,Pw 18,249 190 170 Tejrasar* 193 910 502 468 43 43 .. 78 4 P, Pw, Po 6,417 III 131 725 34S 171 Belasar 380 63 60 •• o • 106 10 172 Mundsar· P,Pw 16,880 278 278 1,572 782 790 127 128 P,Pw · .. 161 12 173 Suratsinghpura .1.262 87 99 542 293 249 59 64 . "_. 89 ThHSIL:-2-LUNKARANSAR I' 1 Cabna @ Pw 5,906 15 17 )00 51 49 .. 1 2 8berpura 4,666 Unpopulated .. 32,61 ] .3 Kharbara Pw 64 64 377 208 169 93 88 7 '1 '4 Takhtpura Pw 7,983 21 22 139 68 71 10 '5 7 1 5 Bhandsar P, Pw 12.454 45 48 376 211 165 40 42 II 6 Devasar Pw ll,449 20 23 149 81 68 7 8 6 P, Pw 33.147 119 7 Kanolai· 130 724 38S 339 72 69 ~ •• • 0 2 8 Lakhansar Pw 7,593 20 20 133 69 64 Pw 60,137 73 528 271 ·.. .. 9 Raner 78 257 34 37 • • 6 10 Sansardesar Pw 13,947 19 19 136 66 70 ·. .. 11 Gheghra Pw 17.084 26 40 194 104 90 10 6 1 P.D,Pw 22.208 .2 Mahade.owali • 88 102 657 380 277 45 43 44 2 13 Gorisar Pw 8.706 17 17 96 54 42 13 7 .. 14 Sadolai Pw 13,695 65 70 483 2SS 228 56 46 S t Malasar. P, Kw 32,888 47 47 296 ISS J41 .·_. •• IS 23 27 •• 16 ~ 26,319 42 16 Raymalwali Pw 45 330 169 161 63 M •• 20 1 17 Berawala P, Pw 8,450 25 28 212 112 100 U 18 P, 23.488 lSI 23 IS- Kumbhana* Pw 171 946 473 473 104 106 ·. 40 19 Rekb Choodan 969 ' Unpopulated ·. •• 11' 20 Rekh Bbanabasti 1,046 Unpopulaled 6,230 21 Ladera Kw 18 20 130 81 49 19 9 ... •• 1 22 Rekh Aj~tmana: 632 Unpopulated 23 Bhoowala Kw 11,921 49 S6 312 160 151 12 11 U 1 24 Bheekhnera Kw 5,874 31 32 199 109 90 45 41 Kw 17.906 72 .. 25 Manera 84 479 270 209 51 49 • • 21 .'. --@-AliasLalamali 19

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABST RACT

NON- r------A------""'1 WORKlR~ Total workers Code (I-IX) I II III IV v VI VlI VIII IX x No.

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M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (2(1) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (0

48 54 47 53 J I 18 22 151 100 126 54 62 .. •• 45 64 •• 77 6. 152 61 9 31 8 30 1 32 94 153 251 174 132 152 2 2 86 20 16 15 191 219 154 5' 20 49 1 o • 2 14 5 30 40 ISS 45 to 26 19 10 39 61 156 118 7 9! 4 •• o. 15 3 6 5 51 132 ]57 419 . 309 256 219 22R 90 2 3 1 29 279 295 158 43 20 1 J 2 30 18 2 30 28 159 37 34 14 34 23 19 19 160 67 36 31 16 • • 36 20 45 66 161 3 1 2 I ) 3 162 52J 559 43-l 539 3 1 .. .. 56 18 7 1 2 II 8 .. 328 274 163 61 55 45 52 J •• 1 2 3 ! 6 5 69 79 164 428 240 301 130 7 34 73 10 3 20 5 58 37 480 657 165 382 409 349 332 .. I 77 ·. 17 15 264 238 166 410 364 365 351 13 3 9 I •• l2 3 II •• :!60 300 J67 Unpopulated 168 U np 0 p u l a led 169 313 10 222 3 .. 52 7 11 J3 15 189 458 17(} 158 155 74 57 41 31 12 61 2 3 4 5 7 15 187 225 171 455 509 419 ~68 22 17 6 22 8 2 327 28L 172 148 159 108 122 ·. 18 9 4 18 28 • 0 ]45 90 173

14 13 21 ·. .. o. • • • 0 24 49 I Unpopulated 2 132 98 4 27 .. - 3 76 1e,9 3 42 3(1 6 . • 0 26 71 4 114 8 108 8 2 .. 3 1 97 157 S 55 26 32 ]2 21 11 1 2 1 26 42 6 229 I 203 1 1 ... .. 19 .. 6 •• 156 338 1 44 21 23 25 64 8 173 93 1 .. 79 ·. .. .. 98 257 9 33 • 0 18 •• •• e • 15 33 70 10 66 3 40 2 ... •• 26 1 38 87 11 228 29 180 29 38 ·. 4 6 ]52 248 12 27 3 22 3 ...... 5 ·. .. 27 39 13 140 4 )19 4 • • 20 .. .. 1 115 224 14 89 6 86 6 3 .. 66 135 15 96 I 88 .. 00 5 .. 3 73 160 J6 58 .. 45 •• 11 . 2 54 100 17 280 259 1 · 2 10 9 •• 193 472 18 ·. Ig- UnpoPlllated 20 Unpopulated 60 48 12 .. 21 49 21 Unpopulated 22 JOO .. 99 •• 1 60 152 23 73 2 73 2 36 88 24 185 1 i84 I .. 85 208 2S 20

TuSlL:-2- LUNKARANSAR (0."*'.)

titerat. Sehe- Sche- aDd Code Aren in Occupied IToll~e- dilled dnled educated So. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes per&on.&

~ r-~ __.A--, r-- """"\ r-A..-, ,....._.;.._. ,.--A-, r---.A.--~ r--.A------. ,-..A..---., r--A..__~ P .M F M F M F M If

(11 (2) (2a) (3 ) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ll) (12) (13) (14) 25 Thoryan P,Pw 12,705 45 41 322 lf4 158 8 9 •• • • 28 2 21 Jagor. P,Pw 9.1·8 53 55 345 186 159 29 30 •• 34 28 H:l.thoosar Pw 8,827 3 .. 38 249 129 120 37 36 ·. 8 ·. 29 Cheendasar P,Pw 5,958 34 35 2C8 III 97 21 21 13 ••·. 30 Hindor P,Pw 6,326 33 34 214 110 104 6 9 •• 32 10 31 Lakhor Bari Pw 9,707 ]6 18 121 64 51 20 18 ·. , ·. 32 Lakhor Chhoti Pw 2,890 J2 12 60 31 29 20 J9 • • .. ·. 33 Rampura Pw 7,649 28 28 201 108 93 38 36 • 0 34 Phooieji Pw 7.519 S3 54 337 177 160 16 ·. 35 Chakjor 4,889 U II pop u 1 ,I ted

36 Ramsara Pw 5.587 29 29 163 88 75 8 S ~ 37 Chak Asrasar ],310 Unpopulated 38 Jaswantsar Pw 8,916 22 22 )58 85 73 11 13 1 39 Asrasar Pw 3,006 11 11 79 40 39 8 5 4 ·. 40 Jagat singhpura 3,649 Unpopulated 41 Khanisar. P,Pw 9,767 70 7S 494 249 245 45 47 ·. 79 6 42 Likhmisar P,Pw 4,515 20 26 157 83 74 26 25 ,... 17 . 43 Kumbhasar Pw 4,( 02 17 17 96 58 38 47 38 . 11 ·.. 44 Duderiya Pw 3,894 14 ]4 80 40 40 4 7 · .. .. 45 Meusar Pw 4,619 42 53 263 141 122 56 50 ·. 10 •• 46 Nakrasar Pw 7,802 12 12 )02 62 40 IS 11 ·. 4 47 Kakraliya Pw 5,323 8 13 67 40 27 1 3 •• 48 Dooder Pw 12)'61 28 29 188 102 86 3 5 .. .. 6 •• 49 Bhojrasar Pw 17,927 39 39 271 14l ]30 10 9 · 26 2 50 Khiyana Pw 8,338 17 17 74 42 32 4 5 . J .. 51 Shyod3.npura '2,663 Unp o 1)uiated 52 Manoriya P,Pw 11,266 50 58 359 193 166 16 14 21 1 53 Gusaina Kw 5,3 10 9 9 61 29 32 •• 7 •• 54 Baladesar P,Pw 5,9i8 24 24 ]28 (\3 65 25 20 ._. 13 1 55 Hatnisar 5,102 20 21 153 82 71 9 6 21 S6 Lalera Thikana MahajanPw 3,279 9 9 75 36 39 18 20 •• ._. 57 Chak Bhanwariya 5,f,I~3 Unp op u/ated 58 Ghensoo ra Pw 6,556 30 44 230 123 107 6 S 17 3 59 Ramb.lg· P,Pw 3,748 5S 60 426 215 211 50 48 33 4 60 Surajpura 3,127 Unpopulated 61 Chak Arjansar 786 Unpopulated Pw 9,800 58 196 62 Mithriya 81 345 149 31 22 •• o • 38 3 63 Arjan"ar 2,948 Unpopulated 64 Ranisar Pw 3,263 21 ~O 168 88 80 5 9 00 6 ._. 65 8abniya P,Pw 7,648 59 70 500 270 230 139 131 ·. 39 1 66 Taliwala Pw 6,7DO 16 16 9rJ 44 55 •• I .. 67 Jaitpur. M,D,Pw,Po 50,619 302 360 1,982 1,057 925 176 166 II_. 278 93 68 Ranjeetpura 4,786 Unpopulated 69 Sherpura P,Pw 30,193 151 188 1,018 520 498 97 102 · .. 77 3 70 Mah3.jan M, D,Pw, Rly,Po 26,800 274 318 1,821 939 884 92 89 ... 348 128 71 Beer Sangreoo 4,t93 I 6 24 14 10 4 3 .. 1 •• n Mohkampura P,Pw 7,579 31 37 250 121 129 16 19 .. •• 17 3 73 Baderan Pw 13,740 49 51 278 130 148 33 39 ) 74 Suiera Pw 6,451 14 17 100 S3 47 II IS •• o. 1 .:. 1S Likhminarainsar Kw 2,402 38 44 261 135 126 14 10 4 21

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORDIlS NON­ WORKERS lotal workers Code (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X No.

~~~ ~~~r--'--. \ ~. 4 ,~~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M FMFM P (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) ]7 4 3 91 64 70 39 '0 • • . 22 .. •• •• ·...... 73 94 26 96 73 84 48 · 8 25 •• • • .. I .. 3 90 86 27 67 48 49 48 .. 17 1 •• ...... 62 72 28 71 S 75 5 •• .. .. • • .. 2 •• 34 92 29 S3 1 43 1 o. 9 .. •• ·. 1 57 103 30 35 1 33 1 2 .. .0 • 0 29 S6 31 22 16 • • 22 16 •• .. . •• • • 9 13 32 66 36 66 36 • 0 · 42 • 0 .. .. 57 33 tl2 92 .. .. III 92 ...... 65 68 34 U npopuJat,d 35 45 39 13 17 32 •• •• •• 2 30 58 • 0 o. 30 36 ·. Unpopulated ·. ·. 37 50 40 47 39 3 J •• ·. •• 3~ 33 38 -26 16 5 2 •• 21 14 .0 · .. 14 23 39 Unpopulate d . 40 152 143 105 34 ·. .. 37 103 4 •• 6 6 97 102 41 42 •• 36 ·. 6 .. o • •• 41 74 42 J3 4 IS 2 2 ]5 2 ·. .. 25 34 43 28 14 26 14 ·. 2 ·. 12 26 44 ~ S 72 1 .. .. IS 5 ·. 53 il7 45 30 •• 22 8 .. 32 .to 46 2S I 12 ·. 10 1 ·. 3 .. 0 IS 26 47 56 45 51 43 5 2 ·. .. .. 46 41 48 .84 74 84 14 •• .. 57 56 49 25 21 19 21 5 ·. ] 17 I J 50 • 0 ·. Unpopulated 51 :09 83 102 83 6 • • 1 •• .0 84 83 52 13 16 13 16 ·. 16 16 53 .. • • • 0 .. •• 35 42 3S 42 .. •• .. ·. 28 23 54 51 48 50 48 .. ·. t 3] 23 5~ 17 2 •• 15 23 •• .. · ]9 16 56 Unpopulated . 57 60 II 42 n '0 3 .. ... 5 10 63 96 58 57 28 4 ·. 116 31 3 2 •• .. o • •• 2 •• 99 180 S9 Unpoputa ted 60 Unpopulated 61 136 14 SO II 30 1 18 2, • • •• 13 .-. 9 16 60 135 62 Unpopulated ·. 63 53 13 37 12 2 . •• 14 1 •• • • .. .. ·. •• 35 61 64 153 132 139 132 2 · 10 1 •• .. .. •• .. 1 117 98 65 34 rr 19 27 .. •• .. lS ·...... • • 10 28 66 'S96 328 368 245 13 3 •• )23 80 13 •• •• 49 • • 30 461 597 67 Unpopulated 68 290 32 282 32 o • •• 2 4 •• 1 •• •• 230 466 69 466 97 281 81 1 • • .-. 46 7 4 • i 2 • • 46 .. 8 473 787 70 9 •• 2 .. • • •• •• • • •• • • 3 4 •• 5 10 71 Q) 7 SO 6 •• .. 7 .. 1 I •• .. •• • • 2 61 122 72 91 56 81 S6 .... •• .. J2 •• •• •• •• •• • • 37 91 73 21 18 19 18 o • 9 •• • • •• .. .. 2S 29 74 91 11 91 71 •• •• .. .. •• ... ,. 44 55 7S TtrnSIL:-2-LU'NKARANSAI. (C6nf".,

Litera"" Seho- Sohe- and Area in occupied House. duled duled eduoated Code tion Castes Tribes persons No. Village Amenitie. 6,('res houses holds Total ropula , ___ A __ -, ,.-_..A.-_, r--.A._.. t'..A..-.,_ r----.A..--.. r-----..A..---~ r--..A.._-.., ,.---"-, ,.A---" r-..A..--, p AI F M F M F M F (11) (12) (I> (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('I) (8) (9) (10) (13) (14)

76 Delana Chhota Pw 8,289 6 6 28 18 10 " . .. 77 Delana Bara P,Pw 12,520 64 74 418 243 17S 57 49 ." 50 .. 78 Rekh Meghana 2,073 Unpopulated 79 Fhooldesar P,Pw 4,895 81 81 464 235 229 28 33 16 .." 80 Khokhrana* P,Pw 12,62.0 103 109 599 319 280 117 107 .. 46 :8irbana Kw 4,050 38 44 318 166 152 71 72 12 81 3t 30 82 Motalai P,Kw 12,413 M 66 507 270 237 27 .. 83 Lakhawar Pw 7,593 21 27 215 103 112 5 " . 84 Ajeetmana P,Kw 3,995 70 71 470 246 224 76 72 28 1 8 85 Kamali Kw 4,069 8 57 16 31 I o • 86 Ambaran 6,414 Unpopulated 87 Rajasar Bhatiyao. P,Kw 3(.,810 176 181 1,032 555 477 159 151 76 7 l' .403 4 4 26 15 11 2 88 Kunda .. 0" 89 Kelan P,Pw 35,479 192 202 1.297 689 608 85 82 55 1 90 Sardarpura " . 22,013 29 29 183 98 85 •• S •• 91 Makrasar P,Pw 8, 1I2 79 101 590 292 298 50 46 .0 90 7 92 Binjarwali P,Pw 13,563 59 67 344 20l 143 96 94 .0 ._- 7 •• 93 Musalki Pw 3,020 23 23 115 59 S6 '. 94 Sobhalai p,Pw 4.794 57 59 357 190 167 35 33 23 ..• 95 Khileriya P,Pw 6,560 56 60 348 186 162 15 9 23 ... 3 4 25 12 96 .Aloda • 0 2li91 13 3 6 3 97 Bhobiya @ 1,394 Unpopulated 3,579 12 12 97 52 45 13 98 Lalera Patta Khinyera Kw 9 .. 7 .~ 99 Ganta 4,000 1 1 4 4 • 0 o • .. 1 100 Bhojawas 2,347 Unpopulated 101 Sarah Hameerwas I.R5~ Unpopulated 102 Udesiya Pw 2,~·~9 ]9 19 113 61 52 73 26 103 Sarah B oochawas 1,9H Unpopulated 104 sarah Netawas 9SG l' n pop U l ate d 105 Unchaira Tk 3,7 j 2 1 9 42 26 16 •• 1 o. 106 Sarah Khatiyawas 1,083 Unpopulated 107 S'lrah Beechharwas 1, "765 Unpopulated 108 Kheenyera P,Pw 4,743 98 108 650 35~ 296 182 180 93 9 109 Bhadwan Kw 4,165 39 45 263 134 129 19 23 o. 24 1 110 Muklera 1,874 2 2 12 5 7 2 2 • 0 -_- 111 Doodiwali Pw 2,705 43 48 304 161 ]43 11 12 12 ... 112 Bodhwali. r, Kw 13,~·it) 52 61 339 189 150 40 38 • • 8 .. 113 Haphasar Pw 10, '99 30 31 148 79 69 4 4 .. •• .. 9,952 17 17 38 27 It 11 o. 114 Kistoor-iya Pw o • 4 ... 115 B.lmanwali p.Pw 4,333 44 57 283 147 136 19 13 36 1 It6 Jaisa (',059 38 45 231 122 109 15 l3 26 1 117 Mahrana P 2,970 15 16 80 46 34 I 1 11 3 118 Sad hera 3,°55 7 7 56 27 29 3 1 119 Dheerera* P, RIy, Po, To 3,821 54 56 298 143 155 27 24 .. 35 I 120 Uttamdesar Pw 8,036 72 79 319 191 188 29 26 o • 47 S ... , 121 Dulmera P, Pw, Rly. Po, To 7,510 79 120 602 337 265 I- 62 • 0 121 27 122 Hansera Kw 7,837 54 61 2Rl 158 123 36 34 .. .. 22 :2 123 Khari P,Pw 7,133 70 90 458 231 227 31 40 .~ 45 3 124 Kujti* P,Pw IS,05S 62 71 357 192 165 25 28 42 I 125 Kakar lchha 3,117 Unpopulated @r'Alias-Ratanpura 23

aURAL PRIMAR.Y CEN8US ABSTRACt

WORJCnS NON- -Total worken ~------....------~------~ ~oaKERs Code (l-JX) I n m IV V VI vn VUI IX X No,

,..,__ .A~_.... ,--~ ~ ,'-___'.&'---~~r-~ p M F M F M F M F M F M P (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (I)

9 11 8 2 .. .-. 26 118 25 19 ." .. 7 2 16 139 • •• .. 1 •• . • • 2 •• 104 149 77 Unpopulated .. • .. 162 78 170 .. S •• •• 3 •• 65 229 177 9S 173 94 J .. .. . 79 1 2 1 142 18' 80 91 53 76 53 2 .... 12 112 • • •• 2 74 99 81 134 .. 22 ...... 136 231 82 75 38 73 38 .. 2 ._ 107 127 101 .. .. ._. . 28 74 83 J31 3 1 •• liS' 117 18 10 13 10 5 .. .. 84 ...... 8 21 85 Unpopulat~d 138 230 135 86 338 67 2 9 11 21 1 217 12 6 6 .. 339 87 -424 315 302 3e8 ...... •• 3 JJ 88 .. 100 4 3 13 I · 6 265 59 42 41 42 18 293 89 •• •• .. ·. • • 39 43 90 100 184 lOS 137 .. 35 5 4 110 75 ]09 74 .. .. 8 •• 108 193 91 1 I 91 36 33 3 .. 68 92 4 •• 23 56 93 91 4 81 10 _. 99 Itl 61 104 61 5 . • • 163 94 .. .. •• • • 7S 101 95 .8 3 3 3 .. 3 4 10 96 Unpopulotpd 91 27 a 14 8 3 5 5 4 . •• 25 37 98 .. . .. 99 Un p' 0 p ,; i • t e·d 100 Unpopu loted 37 18 24 18 101 •• 6 .. 1 24 34 102 Unpopulated Unpopulated 103 14 9 11 8 2 J 104 •• 12 7 105 Unpopulated Unpopulated 106 182 14 132 8 40 4 I 1 1 107 71 12 64 12 .5 3 172 282 JOB 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 .. 63 117 109 ...... 2 , 110 - 86 68 83 68 2 117 23 117 23 .. 15 15 Jll 41 37 34 33 7 4 ...... 72 127 112 .8 2 7 2 .. •• .. .. 38 32 113 80 64 70 6] 8 3 •• 9 9 Jl4 5 2 •• 67 72 US 81 64 78 64- J 26 23 23 23 2 ) .. 41 45 116 .. 1 20 1 16 17 15 17 I .. J 117 8!J 83 68 43 16 .. 11 12 11. 40 1 ]32 73 65 38 )4 35 58 72 119 7 44 3 58 115 120 J78 90 30 78 2 26 8 2 ~ 36 48 33 34 .~ 24 .59 4 159 175 III 14 2 131 16 100 16 2 4 26 2 64 87 122. .. •• 22 3 2 5 113 SI 92 36 20 4 93 21 I 123 IS .. I 79 JJ4 124 Un"opular.~d ]25 24

T.HSIL:-2-LUNKARANSAR (Colldd. t

Literate I3chc- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House. duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses hold~ Total Population Castes Tribes persoDl

,.-...... _'"""\r---~ ~~-. ~ ~ ,---I'---, ~7 P M F M F M F M P (J) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 126 Sumana p.Pw 8,246 94- 107 696 362 334 79 78 62 I 127 lakharwala 3,014 Unpopulaled J28 Lunke: ransar. M,D, V,Pw.Rly ,Fo,LIn 23,575 3j9 468 2,791 1,453 1,338 194 184 668 284 129 Rojhan. Kw 6.291 52 52 344 180 164 28 34 3 .. 130 Seniwala Kw 5,576 24 28 145 82 63 .. 9 -.. 131 Udana Kw 7,589 8 8 57 28 29 .. 2 131 Kakarwala. P,Pw 13,425 80 83 516 291 225 40 37 49 1 133 Tejaua 5,299 Unpopu/att d 134 Bhandera Pw, Po 7,890 36 36 224 111 113 39 30 ""iii 9 .~ 135 bhom Malkisar 3,4.21 Unpopulated

136 Peepcra P,Pw 5,362 76 88 492 280 212 49 42 91 J3 131 Malkisar P, Pw, Rly. Po 17,370 112 121 694 371 317 59 54 50 6 138 Sooi* Pw 23,965 110 119 764 399 365 132 128 ••0 5'9 5 139 Dulchasar Pw 8,639 3S 35 222 105 117 30 35 .. 5 I 140 Bakhoosar Pw 4,96' 46 49 263 140 123 45 44 17 •• 141 Shekhsar· M,D, Pw 22,753 247 262 1,629 852 777 130 121 264 46 142 Kapoorisar. M,Pw 12,111 129 1St 946 496 450 166 21 143 Goplan· P,Pw 12,011 52 62 342 !S1 ISS 32 23 46 IS 144 Nathwana P,Pw 6,935 115 134 800 422 378 81 75 100 .. 145 Kisnasar P,Pw i2,031 48 52 329 158 J7J 27 23 48 146 Kalwas Pw 5,713 33 34 182 99 83 26 23 9 147 Uch.hrangdesar Kw 4,307 21 26 87 41 46 19 21 Pw 3 • • 148 Jogiyasan 1,121 57 62 403 220 183 .. 34 3 l49 Basti Delwan 1,179 21 21 136 72 64 12 J~ Kalkal Mulclera 3,582 Unpopulated ·. P,P", 151 Sahajrasar 20,015 146 183 931 492 439 lOS 94 82 6 152 Basi Chaman 4,811 Unpopulated 153 Bbanipura 3,558 Unp opula Ie d 154 Adsar Pw 10,403 67 79 403 2'1 182 44 35 29 P,Pw 8 155 Rawansar· 4,J54 40 42 189 JOt 88 21 18 34 3 156 Karnisar 759 7 8 40 21 19 1 .. l2 f 151 Nathoosar Pw 5,541 28 32 180 94 86 29 26 6 J58 Chatldsar Pw 2,540 17 19 91 40 51 14 6 10 .. Pw .. 1S9 Nakodesar 6,694 74 264 149 115 40 29 ~ 68 . 26 • • 160 Khafarsar Pw 2,661 f1 12 86 4() 40 7 161 Koobiya 3,016 UnpopulGfl P,Pw H2 Garabdesar* 22,243 124 148 856 446 410 l66 154 99 21 163 Kaloo. H. D, Pw. Po 32,910 589 638 3,669 1,794 1,875 158 153 780 Rajpura Hudan Pw '12 J64 8,890 60 72 387 201 186 77 73 .~. 10 P,Pw 1 165 Manafarsar 3,377 58 62 341 176 165 26 29 22 2 166 Dheerdan Pw 10,014 247 115 23 15 P,PW 45 S4 132 42 3 161 Pachara @ 1 11,227 83 85 472 245 227 30 25 69 6 168 Pandoosar P,Pw S,165 81 90 521 270 251 34 29 71 , 169 Rajesar*@ 2 p. D, Pw 12,889 120 no 753 378 37' 85 76 P,Kw 51 S 170 Chhatasar 7,834 35 39 252 lI8 134 .!3 31 •• 39 S 17l Kagasar P 120 7 5,750 36 39 270 ISO 13 .~ 42 {!y j Alias Amarpura. @ l Alias Karnlsa' .' 25

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACt

~ON­ ,'------'-----~ WORKERS Total workers Code (I-IX) I II III IV v VI vn VIII IX x No.

M F M F M F M F If M F M F M F M F l\i F M F (IS> (16) (17) (I8) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) 11) 193 .. 192 1 169 334 126 Unpopulated 127 758 342 239 288 1 2 9 53 23 52 1 . 15 100 1 84 •• 20S 27 695 996 128 129 2 124 2 5 . ~ 5I 162 129 48 2 43 2 .'. .,. 4 .. .. 1 34 61 130 '20 17 20 17 ... 8 12 131 182 111 176 111 1 1 .. 4 109 114 132 Unpop u lated 133 73 56 73 S6 •• .-. .. .. •• 38 57 134 Unpoputated 135 161 98 116 97 7 7 1 1 10 18 2 119 114 136 206 87 191 82 3 • • 5 .. 2 I ·. 4 4 I 171 230 137 210 1~1 203 178 •• .' . 2 3 • • ·. 3 189 184 138 70 49 70 49 · ' .. 35 68 139 91 55 83 54 .'.I 1 7 .. 49 68 140 436 330 335 323 3 58 6 13 3 24 I 416 447 141 291 268 264 259 1 12 7 4 1 2 2 •• 6 1 20S 182 142 ll4 97 99 97 .::. .. 1 4 . 8 2 73 58 143 238 74 225 74 ·. _'. 8 2 ••· 2 1 .,. 184 304 144 86 S6 8S S6 ·. ·.' 1 72 115 145 59 2 S6 1 1 .. 1 1 1 40 81 146 21 2 16 I 5 1 .. 20 44 147 115 1 107 1 2 • • 1 1 4 105 182 148 33 1 27 1 1 3 2 39 63 149 Unpopulated 150 289 41 235 43 11 38 4 1 1 3 203 392 151 Unpopulated IS2 Unpopulated 153 136 91 119 88 .. 17 3 85 91 154 63 43 56 31 7 12 .. 38 45 155 13 10 11 7 1 3 .-. 8 9 156 74 29 64 2S .. 10 4 20 57 157 23 13 21 9 .-. 2 4 17 38 158 92 52 80 48 ·. 10 4 2 57 63 159 33 30 25 28 3 2 5' 13 10 160

Unpopulated 161 257 14 227 12 3 .. .. 21 2 1 5 189 396 162 846 164 565 148 26 30 5' 23 3 2 108 ]5 •• 77 7 948 1,711 163 117 96 116 96 1 •• 84 90 164 107 36 105 36 1 69 129 165 74 19 70 18 I 2 I 1 58 96 166 149 76 132 72 .. 14 4 1 2 96 151 J67 ]49 91 125 89 20 1 1 1 3 121 160 l~ 251 107 215 107 25 4 4 3 127 268 169 62 78 62 78 56 56 170 82 66 80 6S I .. 68 54 171 26

TEHSIL:-3-KOLAY A T

LltCl'ate Iche- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village': Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes TrIbes per,ODS

.A• ,.-----"-~-""'"'I A .-~ • r ..... -~.--'--~ ~~ ~ r---"----t ~ P M F M F M F

(I) (2) (2&) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (iO) (11) (12) (13) (14) TBHSIL 3:-KOLAYAT. Kw 16.615 7 7 36 20 16 1 Kabranwala ° " ." ·. '0 2 Sanchoo Kw 29,231 22 22 148 97 51 "' .. 13 3 Bhoorasar Kw 22,350 o_" 25 25 1 . 18 ..::. 4 Bhativonwala 10,864 Unpopulated · 41 5 Moosewala Kw 13,536 5 5 25 16 0 .• ·. 6 Prithviraj-ka-Bera 180 Unpopulated 7 Angneoo P,Pw 23,621 66 76 458 251 UJ7 SS 37 .. 31 2 8 Burj Chobdaran 4,527 Unpopulated 9 Randhisar P,Pw 20,774 60 72 426 229 197 61 43 •• 22 10 10 Nokha @ Pw 14,225 42 45 226 132 94 2 2 ·. o. 4

11 Khari Charnan* P,B 13,263 125 157 902 479 423 110 99 0." 43 12 Rakba Gajner* M,D,B,Rly,Po,To,Lm 13,050 211 245 1,368 694 674 51 43 • • • • 251 I1S 13 Sarah Bhinya Nimani 4,110 Unpopulated 14 Kodamdesar B. Lrn 3,425 41 48 172 90 82 31 28 17 2 l~ Sarah Gherulal 82 Unpopulated 16 Sarah Pabi Brahmani 92 Unpopulated 17 Sarah Jgaldas 242 Unpopulated 18 Slah Kulerar 1,488 Unpopulated 19 Sarh Kiradoo 204 Unpopulated 20 Balala 3,001 5 6 37 20 17 • • ._. 21 Kotra 813 19 22 147 74 73 34 40 2 1 22 Basti Chohanan 1,453 3 3 16 9 7 2) Salasar Pw 8,197 18 26 176 89 87 84 83 ._" 4 .. 24 Naiyon-ki-Basti p\\ 1,885 25 27 151 76 7S 17 n •• 13 1 2S Sarah Gujrayat 2,403 Unpop ulated 26 Khet Chandasar 357 Unpopulated 27 Chandasar Pw, Rly 4,516 93 96 496 243 253 131 132 3 3 73 12 28 Gajner (P. P.) Po., To t 9 17 47 30 17 1 •• 15 1 29 Goyalri 3,%9 26 37 142 79 63 36 21 • • 2 1 30 Sarah Kishnayat 2,550 Unpopulated 31 Rekh Ranasar 749 Unpopulated 32 Shiv Sutharan 402 Uupopulated 33 Magrewala 426 Unpopulat ed 34 Araji Jeetoosingh 380 Unpop ulated 35 Kishnayat Budhan 1,622 Unpopu Zated 36 Gangapura with Pilap Pw 10,034 27 27 124 72 52 9 47 4 2,049 37 Motawatan P,B 48 59 282 149 133 89 73 .0 • 0 30 38 Chak No.8 826 Unpopulated 39 Chak No.7 946 Unpopulated 40 Chak No.1 1,041 Unpopulated 4l Chak No. S 2,269 Unpopulated 42 Sarah Jorki 366 Unpopulated 43 Chak No.6 2,796 UnJlopulat ed 44 Chak No.2 1,179 Unpopulate d 45 Chak No.3 957 Unpopulate d 46 Chak No.4 3,332 Unpopulated 47 Bhaleri 1,002 Unpopulated 48 Deh Pw 8,07] 20 20 142 75 67 21 15 5 49 Samorkhi 2,899 Unpopulated 50 Lumbasar 4,679 Unpopu laled @AIias Daiya, t [n Cluded in Code No.12 27

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACI'

WORJlERS NON­ WORKERS '------~ Total wOlters GJ4e (I-IX) 1 II III IV v VI VII VUJ IX x No.

, II M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (l)

17 13 14 7 •• '.' 3 6 •• 3 3 1 82 31 5 2 1 .';_. .... 42 29 16 17 .... 15 20 2 2S .. • • •• • • •• 2S .. 3 Unpopulated 4 12 12 13 4 S 12 12 '0 ._. .. .. Unpopulated 6 133 71 133 so .,. '.' 8 22 .. 3 392 98 130 7 Unpopulated a 123 95 69 3 .. .. 49 92 1 2 2 106 102 9 1 ._ 90 64 34 ' .. S6 63 ... .~. 42 30 10 272 206 264 201 ·. .~ ... 8 S ._e. 207 217 11 346 218 191 188 '.' 2 .. 42 13 5 40 7 61 IS 348 4S6 12 Unpopulated 13 'S 30 20 11 1 12 7 8 12 1 13 35 52 14 ·. Unpopu la/ed 15 Unpopular e d 16 Unpopul a t ed 17 Unpopulated 18 Unpopu lat e d 19 10 6 S 2 .. 5 4 ...... 10 11 20 42 35 19 18 ·. •• 23 11 .. 6 32 38 21 6 4 ...:. e_" .~.. 6 4 ...... 3 3 22 '2 37 41 34 .. .. 11 3 .. 37 50 23 50 33 17 16 ...... " •.. 17 16 1 1 7 7 1 26 42 24 - Unpopulated 2S Unpopulated 26 132 122 79 103 4 6 4 4 11 1 1 •• 1 24 •• IS 1 111 131 27 17 1 .. •• 16 13 17 28 63 40 63 40 16 23 29 Unpopulated 30

U npopulate d 31 Unpopulated 32 Unpopulated 33 Un pop u I ate d 34 Unpopu late d 35 48 14 31 14 3 •• •• S 24 38 36 93 31 48 27 1 .. .. •• 44 4 .. 56 102 37 Unpop ul a ted 38 Unpopulated 39 Unpopulated 40

Unpopulated 41 Unpopulated 42 UnpopuJat e d 43 Unpopalt e d 44 Unpopulate d 45 Unpopulated 46 Unpopul ale d 47 24 18 39 27 '.' .:. 13 9 .:. 2 •• 36 40 48 Unpopula te d 49 Unpopulat e d SO 28

TEHSn.:-3 KOLAYA T (Oontd.)

Literate Sche- Scb~ and Code Are~in Ocoupied House- duled dllled edna.teo No Village Amenities acres houses holda Total Populauon O~ Tribel penons ___ _A...._--._, -- .'- -' ----, r--.A.._-, ,--__..A-_--.. ,-_..A----,. ,--..A-_, ,..~ - ---"----, ,- -- ,-..A--, ,_..A----,. P M F M F M F M F

1 (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) ( 13) (14) 51 Surjara Pw 24,685 36 52 298 157 141 66 63 .. 1 S2 Ranasar Pw 26,722 24 31 170 93 77 14 11 .. 2 .53 Paboosar 11,838 3 5 23 12 11 .. •• 54 Sinduka Pw t 10 11 32 19 13 ...... 5S Guda with Lakhasar* P, Pw, Lm 25,684 ISS 162 926 479 447 201 194 33 5 56 Beethnok Pw 68,164 134 167 967 51S 452 103 101 .:. 70 5 57 Sheruwala Pw 19,165 60 63 405 214 191 10 4 · 58 Karnisar Kw 9,959 Unpopulated . 59 Barsalpur* P, Pw, Lm 2.46,430 505 524 2,974 1,618 1,296 360 351 ·. 113 10 60 Akhoosar Kw 26,097 14 14 83 48 35 ·. • • 61 Ranjitpura P,Pw J ,32,:512 170 171 1,139 640 499 109 100 93 .:. 62 Naiyonwaia Kw 6,006 3 3 15 6 9 ·. 63 Charnwala P,l-'w 66,016 89 104 564 304 260 102 93 "." 15 64 Godoo. P,Kw 33,376 243 296 1,246 706 540 56 43 48 1 65 pooranwaia 777 Unpopulated ·. 66 Panwarwala Kw 6,226 32 35 194 107 87 18 21 2 67 Mankasar* P, Kw 8,857 82 89 517 284 233 '50 47 I 1 39 68 Dehriyan Kw 8,495 3 3 16 7 9 •.0 ..:. 69 Nasooma 2,259 2 2 19 11 8 .:. ·. 70 Tanwarawala Kw 6,329 9 15 76 46 30 71 Beekendri Kw 5,191 5 5 36 19 17 11,370 16 72 Miranwaia Kw 16 71 46 25 ·. 73 Jagasar Kw 23,576 55 62 302 174 128 19 21 • • 7 74 Bangarsar Pw 43,482 128 132 810 453 357 110 103 ·, 40 6 75 Bajoo. P,D,Kw 28,389 205 212 1,371 738 633 38 28 77 7 Modayat P, Pw, Lm 6,776 86 97 469 260 209 51 38 28 76 99 ·. • • 77 Phoolasar P,Kw 11 ,108 105 624 331 293 57 52 42 78 Berasar 846 1 I 6 4 2 · . · Beekampur. P, D, Pw, Lm 63,696 123 148 792 440 352 84 83 195. 50 79 p 80 Gogdiyawala 42,835 53 64 448 244 204 61 53 ·. .:. 1 81 Mithriya P, Pw 24,029 116 132 729 380 349 27 28 80 3 82 Paboosar Pw 8,695 20 20 125 63 62 19 19 .. •• o. Pw 23,841 46 47 328 166 162 90 85 4 1 83 Kolasar ]50 84 Grandhi P, Pw 35,528 158 798 454 344 66 61 33 .. .85 GariyaIa'" P, PW,Po 25,966 182 203 1,182 625 557 96 93 161 lJ5 86 Motasar Pw 4,659 18 18 141 70 71 •• 8 3 87 Mandai Bhatiyan .. 3,554 9 9 42 23 19 2 88 MandaI Charnan P, Tk 3,809 78 83 510 256 254 60 63 71 14 89 Govindsar P,Pw ]0,349 46 47 351 ]84 167 11 5 23 90 Chak Beethnok 7,478 Unpopulated 91 Chak Madhogaun 7,563 13 13 100 53 47 ·. 92 Chak Khudi pw 938 3 3 11 7 4 .. " . 3 93 Chak Shaliya 1,312 Unpopulat~d 94 Chak Dadar 3,062 Unpopulated 9S Chak Bandha No.4 1,"'61 Unpopulated % Chak Bandha No.3 938 Unpopulated 97 Chak Bandha No.2@ Pw 984 29 30 157 84 73 3 11 98 Chak Bandha No.1 1,26(j . Unpopulated 99 Mudh P, Pw 6,415 h4 77 435 212 223 102 98 56 100 Shree Kolayat. M, D, V,Pw Rly., Po, To,Lm 75+ 159 195 834 502 332 86 83 .. 288 85 @ AHa 8ank:hlon-ki-Bastl t Included in Code No. 53 29

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WOttERS NON~ r------A--______.______~ WORKER~ Total workers Code (I-IX) I II ITI IV v VI vu VIII IX X No

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

(IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) 24) (25) (26) (21) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1)

111 72 56 21 51 4S .. • 0 4 46 69 51 67 46 16 20 48 26 3 ·. .0 26 31 52 11 .. 11 eo 1 II 53 ...... " . ~ 12 3 12 2 1 .. 0 .0 7 to 54 304 196 266 136 35 60 2 •• 1 175 251 55 366 215 316 148 •• 35 120 3 ..:. 12 7 149 177 56 142 135 54 1 88 134 o. 72 S6 57 •• • 0 .. Unpopulated 58 1,083 656 592 295 .. 410 361 1 •• 12 68 595 640 59 35 20 18 12 17 8 .. 13 15 60 471 286 169 32 199 254 • • •• 4 •• 99 •• 169 213 61 S 5 .. 5 5 .. 1 4 62 216 147 142 44 2 68 103 ·1. •• 3 88 In 63 S04 372 322 69 152 303 •• 3 27 202 168 64 Unpopulated 65 74 34 56 7 18 27 .. .. 33 53 66 189 145 133 61 39 83 •• 17 I 95 88 67 4 S 2 2 5 3 4 68 9 4 2 7 4 • 0 2 4 69 30 11 20 5 10 12 .. •• 16 13 70 18 13 17 10 I 3 t 4 71 19 16 .. 27 2 11 17 ...... 19 6 72 101 79 62 Sl ... 40 28 3 ·. I 67 49 23 180 135 49 311 179 131 o • I 1 1 ., 136 177 74 451 308 211 39 182 268 3 55 1 287 325 75 ]46 126 102 47 43 79 1 114 83 76 214 195 184 134 27 61 2 117 98 71 3 2 3 /. .-. • 0 1 78 282 10 244 2 8 8 2 28 158 342 79 169 103 102 20 65 83 .. .. 1 75 lOt 80 242 237 219 237 .0 •• 23 138 112 81 26 22 12 •• 40 I 18 13 23 36 82 86 92 69 III 19 17 55 76 83 211 138 52 41 205 97 ·9. • • • • 11 • • 177 206 84 229 219 .. .. 333 201 7 3 75 24 1 24 1 6 J 292 328 85 52 44 21 5 29 38 2 17 11 J2 1 18 27 86 .. 5 lO 6 8 87 .161 145 89 24 1 71 114 4 6 2 114 107 83 22 89 109 88 ~n 51 32 I 70 60 89 Unpopulated 90 41 27 31 14 10 13 4 2 4 2 • • 12 20 91 3 2 92 Unpopu/~ted 93 Unpopuloled 94 Unpopulated 95

Un11opulat~ d 51 34 33 10 96 24 18 •• 27 39 97 Unpopulated 148 77 98 128 146 ...... 47 2 4 R4 75 99 .'294 105 37 34 21 41 16 2S 6 11 .. 184 24 208 227 100 90

ThHSIL:-3-KOLAYAT (OOf'lU.)

Utarate Schc-­ Sche­ ud Code Area in Occupied House- doled duled educated No. Village Ameoid.es acres houses holds Total Population CaMet Tribes perIODS

,-...... __,_..___ ..A'- __--.... ,..., ___4 ____ ....., ~, .... ,,..-A--. ,.,- __"""-..... __...... ~,...... ,.. ~ P M F M F M PM P

(1) (2) (2&) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

101 Inda-ka-Bala '0 4,529 16 21 94 55 39 23 22 2 . ~.J 100 Chak Chani 1,197 Unpopulated 103 Chani p. Pw, Lm 11,089 99 99 556 300 256 107 96 20 3 104 Arajinala 746 Unpopulated 105 Sheesha 2,894 2 2 6 4 2 2 2 -.._r. .:-

106 Akasar. M.D,Pw, Lm 11,629 124 180 1,103 551 552 155 168 0' .;:0 202 3S 107 Megbasar Pw 11,938 61 61 284 121 163 47 45 27 2 108 Kolasar P,Pw,Po 4,094 82 98 619 294 325 75 75 133 36 109 Bbolasar Budhan P.Pw,Lm 677 135 135 705 406 299 87 81 32 110 Bbolasar Chauhan 4,315 3 3 19 11 8 4 o __ III Handla Raolotan P,Pw 4,641 50 S3 243 113 130 19 20 51 23 112 Handla Bhatiyan P,Pw 5,428 57 67 385 20.+ 181 28 18 44 13 113 Bhayla 46 Unpopulated 114 Kokha Khalsa Pw 269 32 32 208 93 115 27 36 •• 11 I 115 Motha Charnan P,Pw 6.138 23 ~ 1~ W ~ 2 5 30 2 116 Sarah Kabadiyan 310 Unpopulated 117 Jhajho. M,D,Po,Lm 32,221 269 305 1,663 863 800 210 198 •• 153 30 118 Khet1ai Burj 7,703 8 10 52 27 25 .. .~-.. S t 119 Khetlai Budhan 2,289 Unpopulahd 120 Kotti P 7,484 79 105 S64 287 277 92 92 92 9 121 Chat Sethiya 4,003 Unpopulated 122 Chat Mulajman 3,133 Unpopul ated 123 Chat -Oujar Sinlhwala 1.688 Unpop u lated 124 Dayatara. P ,PwLm 12.402 151 186 1,059 540 519 196 189 ._;. 140 23 25 Sarah Punolai 2,159 Unpopulated 126 Sarah Beekolal 1,644 Unpopulated 2,500 2 127 MandaI Bandha 2 12 6 6 .. .~ 128 MandaI Raolatan o. 2,334- 1 ) 954 •• • • - ..2 •• 129 Bhatiya Bandhan 2,046 Unpop .dat.d 130 Girajsar· P,D,V,Pw,Lm 58,337 275 314 1,733 928 80S 245 233 4 2 128 12 131 Bera Dedawatan Kw 2.860 15 15 72 43 29 7 8 1 132 Sora P,Pw 55.681 139 154 681 362 319 105 III .. 46 133 Dadoo-ka-Gaon Pw 5,111 18 18 86 47 39 II 11 .-. .ra 2 ,.., 134 Nagrasara- P,Pw 9434 67 73 403 225 178 30 23 58 135 Nokhra P,Pw 20'887, 115 134 797 432 365 173 172 93 -9 136 Modya Pw 12'511 10 10 66 34 32 7 9 3 137 T.okla 15.921 28 33 196 1]1 85 34 36 3 138 Khariya Patawatan Pw 7.186 47 57 350 183 ]67 117 93 I 139 Udat Pw 3,684 23 31 183 101 82 17 12 3 140 Khariya Malinath Pw 9,364 40 38 235 127 108 .. • • ..:. 7 •• 141 Bhom Hemsingh 1,110 16 17 97 55 42 23 14 2 142 Bhom Akhesingh 329 Unpopulated 143 Bhom Naharsingh 1,445 Unpopulilted - 144 Thoomli Kw 1,764 5 5 33 14 19 .. 4- 2 145 Hadan- P,Pw 16,401 121 131 796 416 380 139 ]46 74 7 146 Bhane-ka-Gaon* P,Lm 8,362 93 118 696 380 316 90 64 37 J. Pw 8,778 30 202 114 88 29 21 .;_. 147 Ladkhan@ 30 •• 9 .~. 148 Raoneri Pw 3,245 17 17 100 55 45 .. • • 9 1 149 Chhaneri 3,164 20 20 119 63 56 7 5 8 ISO Kanya-ki-Basti Pw 1,175 5 5 17 8 9 .. .0 1 •• @ Alias Nayapon 31

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

______WOBItBRSA __ NON- ___ WORKERS ,r.rotal workers Oode (l-IX) II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x No.

r-~ M F M F M F M F 1\1 F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F M F M F ,IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) {l)

..:_. 43 22 39 22 " ,.. 1 .. . • 0 3 12 17 101 . Unpopulated 102 178 112 145 111 .. 27 •• 1 1 2 3 122 144 103 Unpopulated 104 4 141 .. 1 105 2S4 288 165 235 18 12 31 34 .... o. 12 .0 28 7 297 264 106 68 32 50 1 5 .:'-. 9 31 o. .. ·. 4 •• 53 131 107 0'0 1 152 169 143 163 1 .0 1 4 ·. S 142 156 108 280 212 255 207 o. .. 23 5 ·0" 2 126 87 109 5 5 4 5 1 ._. 6 3 110 0_ ·.

0,. 0 • • 0 58 52 32 5 • • 23 47 0 .. .. 3 55 78 111

10 48 9 •• 0 3 120 19 69 o. •• 0 " ... .. 84 162 H2 Unpopulated 113 61 49 41 20 20 29 o. 0., .,;. 32 66 114 40 IS 25 14 12 1 2 • 0 .. 1 30 44 115 Unpopulated 116 488 29S 379 196 19 29 62 67 19 9 3 375 505 117 22 14 14 11 8 3 .. 5 II 118 Unpopulated 119 168 82 108 53 1 39 27 .0 4 6 10 2 119 195 120 Unpopulated 121 Unpopulated 122 Unpopulated 123 308 298 179 167 6 5 81 124 4 14 • • •. 24 2 232 221 124 Unpopulated 125

Unpopulated 126 4 4 4 4 2 2 127 4 4 4 4 1 128 Unpopulated 129 585 44S 382 382 2 194 62 ,0, •• 1 •• 6 1 343 360 130

37 22 36 22 .~ J .. 6 7 131 ~ 236 120 192 11 43 109 1 126 199 132 1 1 30 18 27 2 16 ,. . • 0 17 21 133 151 133 148 97 .. 2 36 1 74 45 134 293 118 149 100 26 6 72 12 14 32 It:. 139 247 135 28 17 23 17 S ...... 6 15 136 6S 47 35 d 22 30 8 6 ·. 46 38 137 106 72 79 43 27 29 ." . 77 9S 138 S9 37 30 10 29 27 o.· .. 42 45 139 73 65 31 3 1 41 62 ·. 54 43 140 38 26 33 26 S 17 16 141 Unpopulated 142 Unpopulated 143 11 9 8 8 .. 3 1 • • • _ 3 10 144 240 220 168 170 7 16 59 34 2 2 00 2 176 160 145 246 190 174 176 .. 64 11 2 6 3 134 126 146 69 22 66 22 2 1 45 66 147 3S 26 32 26 2 ·1. 20 19 148 41 9 39 8 .. 2 22 47 149 757 5 I 4 ISO 32

TliHSIL:-3-KOLAYAT--(Ooncld.} 4-NOKHA

Literate Sche- Hebe- and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educatoct. No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

r-..A..-., ,-- ,--_..A..-----. ,--'_-., ,--_.A.._-., ,..A..-., ,--..A..--., ,--"----., r--.A..-... P M F M F M F M F (l) (2) (28) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8, (9) (10) (11) ( 12) (13) ( 14) 13'1 Sarah Kiklet 1,514 Unpopulated 152 Sarah Ambayat 275 Unpopulated 153 Chat Kanya Bandh 1,641 9 9 47 26 21 3 .':. 154 Sarah Sandayad @ •• 1,359 6 6 28 14 14 lSS Kheolai Shimbhoo .. 3,197 17 18 118 68 50 S .• ...e, 156 Sarah Karnet 1,099 Unpopulated IS7 Lohiya Kw 5,841 29 30 183 98 85 68 65 1 158 Satah Koombolaj 1,881 Unpopulated .:. 159 Khetolai Moolwan Pw 6,325 15 21 92 58 34 25 14 1 160 Khakhusar* Pw 2,708 68 73 366 18S 178 39 43 7 "_e 161 Sarah Gangeri 3,387 Unpopulated 162 Sarah Lambayat 2,528 Fnpol'ulated 163 Baia-ka-Gol 1.718 43 52 313 173 140 115 96 4 164 Lambana Moolwan· Kw 1,606 23 83 \ 24 149 66 22 21 2 to:i1I-. 165 Lambana Bhatiyan Pw 2.485 29 JO 204 105 99 16 17 2 .:c 166 Sarah Admayat .. Unpopulated 167 Sarah Akeliyan 1,906 Unpopulated 168 Khindasar'" P, Pw 29,543 155 161 820 432 388 108 99 102 2S 169 Miyakor Pw 1.812 44 44 286 147 139 31 35 6 170 Khikhniya Patta Pw 2,855 33 33 185 107 78 23 60 2 Khindasar .. 171 Khikhniya Kundaliyan Pw 2,157 23 23 110 56 54 19 16 3 172 Dasori* P, Pw 9,199 169 212 1,056 562 494 109 95 112 ·S. 173 Khajora Pw 4,616 61 65 353 187 166 63 56 4 174 Bheloo P,Pw 26,332 137 140 784 425 359 92 88 31 1 175 Nandra P,Pw 7,336 86 86 542 283 259 26 22 22 2 176 Khara Lohan 6,401 24 26 131 65 66 33 35 3 177 Neniya 3,948 68 70 395 199 196 86 74 29 11 178 Siynawas Bara. P, Pw 7,097 49 57 325 169 156 51 50 29 12 179 Siyanawas Jodhasar 2,295 22 23 134 75 59 6 9 14 1 180 Chak v ijaisinghpura P, Pw 8,021 55 70 472 245 227 23 24 S3 4 18] Siyana was Kabadiyan 431 Unpopulated 21 ]82 Siyanawas Kundaliyan •• 2,981 24 141 75 66 2 4 .:01 183 Siyanawas Charnan 832 11 13 87 42 45 9 184 Siyanawas Sakhlan* 1,528 13 17 101 57 44 21 ·. 23 10 eO! 185 Siyanawas Sutharan 2,254 16 ]6 106 51 55 18

TESISIL:-4--NOKHA

Jaisinghdesar Magra· P, D, Pw 10,704 184 186 1.272 656 616 26 28 146 11 .2 Peethrasar P,Pw 10,015 103 106 753 397 356 69 67 124 13 3 Jagloo* P, Pw, Po, Lm 19.708 318 328 ].963 1,008 955 172 185 168 23 4 Jogla Gogliyan p.Pw 6.006 63 63 398 182 216 24 22 34 9 5 Jogla Pann:.! Daroga Pw 7,181 104 104 619 306 313 27 45 40 1 6 Ratisar Prohtan* M. D, Pw. Po 6,858 146 148 852 433 419 28 31 193 61 7 Hasisarbas Tahalriya * P Tmw 2.952 67 67 510 275 235 7 4 39 8 Rasis:trbas Panchayat 1,274 26 26 153 88 65 13 9 Rasisar Barabas 5,72'2 160 160 1,012 527 485 64 54 93 10, 10 Sowa P, Pw 9,423 127 127 774 405 369 32 28 47

\~ Alias Barsingon-Ka-Nala tlncluded in Code No. 165 33

RURAL PRBJARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WolUtBas NOJl- WORKEr~ ,.. ~------~ Code Total workers Y1 VIII IX X No. (I-IX) I II III IV V VII

,---.A_ __ ,.-__ r--..A.--,. r--.A.___ _.J..__--") .A.----. ,---...A...-, ,.--..A__-v--- _' --. ,.A... __ ,------. ,_..A.---,. ,..,-A_, .. F ~' F F M F }i F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 M F M F M M :F !If 1\1 (22) (23) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) \1) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (21) (24)

Unpopulated 151 Unpopulated 152 11 3 .. 8 10 153 ]8 11 15 .. 5 5 154 9 9 9 9 28 17 155 40 33 40 33 .. .. Unpopulated 156 34 43 151 42 52 25 12 17 •• .. 64 Unpopulated 158 159 9 lD 2 .. 21 23 '37 11 27 •• .. .. 59 113 16 129 65 95 3S •• 34 30 0 Unpopulated 161 Unpopulated 162 1 64- 88 163 109 52 95 42 13 10 ·. 1 .~. 26 54 164 12 · . 8 57 12 48 1 38 68 165 67 31 40 6 3 26 22 Unpopulated 166 Unpopulated 167 . - 11 2 175 216 168 172 154 47 90 123 2 257 6 53 52 61 169 95 78 89 25 38 36 170 69 42 63 11 _o:_. 6 31 .. 19 21 171 37 33 37 15 18 115 46 155 6 1 2 176 224 172 386 270 331 .. 1 59 64- 173 128 102 70 53 57 49 20 ·. 227 153 2 157 186 174 268 173 39 2 91 192 175 192 67 169 33 21 34 38 35 18 28 176 47 38 12 . ... .:. 1 92 103 177 61 · .~. 55 32 107 93 51 ° • ·. 69 93 178 100 63 72 29 6 3 22 31 22 9 73 28 34 179 47 25 38 121 144 180 124 83 83 4 .-_. 41 79 t.:fI! Unpopulated 181 13 9 8 . .. • • • • o_, 21 45 182 54 21 45 ·. 1 14 29 183 28 16 16 9 1 11 6 .::. 15 7 1 20 26 184 37 18 21 11 ·. 22 40 185 29 15 26 12 3 3 ..,

342 320 6 7 1 .. 6 1 301 288 I 355 328 2 157 151 2 240 205 224 183 6 4 8 18 485 406 18 80 17 11 2 12 2 400 530 3 608 425 ... 1 1 69 207 4 113 9 105 8 6 1 ~ 1 137 187 169 126 164 125 1 1 2 1 . 5 1 243 316 6 190 103 151 101 1 .-:-. 10 2 1 17 9 146 2 ·1. 128 233 7 ]47 2 1 34 S8 8 54 7 49 7 3 1 301 236 1 2 2 1 220 249 9 307 236 1 4 151 193 1() 254 176 202 152 2 ·4. ·-. •• 42 20 3 34:

T1ilBSIL-4-NOKHA-( Ooned.)

Literato IScbe- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House- doled doled Village Amenities educated No. acres houses holds Total Population Cas~es Tribes persons r-..A-, ,-___J ______,-___.A_ __, ,-_.A--., r--..A.--,. r--.A.-, ,-_.A_, , _ _.A_-, r----"------, r---'~

P M F M F M F M F (2) (2a) (I) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (3) ( 14) ar p,p", 11 Gajroopdes * 5.341 90 90 520 258 262 21 18 ._" 38 12 Bamya , P, Pw, Lm 3,572 97 97 586 312 274 49 SO Pw 50 1 13 Jai5inghde<;ar Kaltyan 2,983 18 18 108 54 54 40 38 11 14 Kuchor Athuni* P,Fw 10,778 107 128 647 339 308 66 84 Lalamdc<;ar Chhota P,Pw 111 19 15 5,243 80 80 437 228 209 40 49 46 5 P, Pw, Po 16 Kucher Aguni* 10,600 223 228 1,304 656 648 68 71 152 ]8 17 Badhnu* P, D, Pw 16,561 ]28 134 1,085 560 525 105 103 P,Pw 188 29 18 Bidasariya 3506 47 51 260 133 127 29 35 " .. 18 19 Bhom Bidasar,ya 1,030 8 8 33 18 15 11 13 P,Pw 2 20 Masuri 7,263 112 112 623 318 305 49 57 33 Lalamdesar Bara P,Pw 21 7,706 129 130 734 377 357 43 40 77 10 22 Utmamdesar P,Pw 5,890 57 313 156 157 25 P, p\\ 56 34 40 11 23 Meusar 4,191 39 40 236 124 112 33 29 17 2 ;4 Basi Udawatan 1,797 7 7 25 16 9 Pv. 1 25 Mahramsar 1,629 24 24 144 85 59 43 32 1 P,Pw 26 Lalasar 8,405 62 63 359 182 177 26 21 23 }'7 Kookniya Pw 6,882 88 90 480 249 231 90 87 P,Pw 40 3 28 Sindhu 6,046 83 85 455 251 204 28 28 45 1 29 Morkhana Aguna P Pw 2,885 51 52 277 147 130 5 6 Morkhana Athoona* P,Tk 22 4 30 2,853 72 72 374 192 182 62 62 23 3 31 Manaksar 2,907 4 4 13 8 5 P, p", .. I 32 Kirtasar 4,000 45 45 278 139 139 13 6 3 33 Bhom Kirtasar 249 Unpopulated .... P, Pw 34 Sinjguru* 13,360 176 178 921 478 443 45 43 3 6 110 19 35 S~orpura· P, Pw, Rly, Po, To 9,491 209 218 1,423 735 688 " . 121 16 P, Pw 36 Parwa 12,380 96 101 530 277 253 67 60 37 6 37 Bhamatsar* P,Pw 7,417 182 184 1,153 575 578 66 90 P, p\\ 150 15 38 Man),dna 3,801 74 74 420 223 197 32 31 37 6 39 Desaisar Bas-Prohtan* Tmw, Pw, Po 6,631 135 135 817 403 414 102 97 50 9 40 Desalsar Bas-Bhatiyan*M, D. Tk 4,376 44 44 274 137 137 31 4 41 Desalsar Bas Mandlawtan Tk 3,246 41 46 306 152 154 8 8 9 42 Kishnasar P,Pw 8,373 188 193 966 506 460 41 43 ·. 100 P,Pw I 43 Dheeg~,ari* 17.101 144 155 831 431 400 24 37 83 20 44 Sarah TeUya 3,953 Unpopula/~ d ·. ,45 Bandhala P,Pw 4,810 83 83 492 258 234 58 46 ·. .:. 26 1 46 Muridsar Pw 1,438 11 11 49 25 24 4 6 3 47 Sujasar P,Pw 5,242 130 .. 50 51 246 116 33 47 ._" #II> 26 1 48 Sarah Kalasar 1,446 Unpopulated 49 Megasar Pw 3,040 to 12 91 53 38 31 23 4 Satheeka Pw .. :- 50 4,703 30 30 207 lOS 102 27 20 23 3 51 Sarah Manaksar .. 1,826 2 2 10 5 5 5 5 Ratriya '-" 52 P, Pw 3,167 48 50 276 146 130 13 12 18 2 53 Dharnok* PiPw 19,652 135 139 803 433 370 28 21 lOS Saisar 3 54 P,Pw 8,766 97 97 664 345 3)9 58 60 60 14 55 Nathoosar* P, Pw 20,921 163 189 1,155 614 541 104 109 .~. 80 S 56 Loombasariya Pw 1,281 14 14 93 45 48 8 57 Kumbhasariya Pw .. 2,150 48 48 306 159 147 52 52 22 1 58 Panchoo* M, D. V. Pw, Po, Lm 42,565 616 619 3,671 1,900 1,771 489 377 327 59 p.Pw 38 Udasar* 12,B08 171 188 958 500 458 91 83 .. 62 10 ~ Koodsoo'" P,Pw 8,416 215 219 1,501 793 708 61 S3 145 II 36

RURAL PRIMARY CE~BUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON­ -~ WORKERS Total workers Code (I-IX) 1 II III IV v VI vn VI11 IX x No

~ ,-..A----. ~ ,---A-----. r---"-----. ,--..A-..-.. ~ r--"--, ;--.A-, ,-J-, r- :.J..__, r-.A. M P M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F MF F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) {35} (36) (l) 159 126 146 123 •• .. 12 3 .. I 99 136 11 183 171 146 149 31 22 2 3 •• 129 103 12 27 20 26 20 1 .. .. 27 34 J3 187 207 174 196 2 9 to 1 2 152 lOt 14 144 152 96 141 1 .. 44 4 1 .. 2 84 57 1~ 360 350 321 338 14 11 1 24 Z96 298 16 314 296 276 281 9 15 .-. 29 246 229 17 78 77 17 32 ·. 58 45 3 55 So 18 12 5 10 5 2 6 10 19 182 192 151 103 1 30 89 136 113 20 202 202 190 189 10 13 .. 2 175 ISS 21 89 92 ~9 92 .. 2S .. 1 ...... ]. 2 67 65 22 73 61 70 60 1 2 1 51 5~ 23 11 5 10 5 1 5 4 l4 53 32 53 32 32 27 :z5 l03 104 96 99 5 5 2 79 73 26 J49 136 107 118 .. 27 10 .-. 4 s .. 1 10 3 100 9~ 27 141 85 89 77 ·. 49 8 .. 3 110 119 28 79 48 66 43 11 S •• .. • • 2 68 82 29 113 50 81 47 31 3 .. 1 19 132 30 8 .. S .. 3 .0 5 84 55 7S S2 •• .... 8 3 ... •• 1 55 84 ~ Unpqpulated 33 2$9 2S1 245 243 •• 2 33 8 2 •• 1 4 2 189 192 34 414 331 361 321 I 9 3 40 9 1 321 357 3$

159 98 123 93 t 22 3 I 2 10 2 118 15S ~ JZ5 311 283 308 . 10 22 1 .. 1 9 J 250 267 31 139 17 121 17 ·1 .. 16 .. .. 1 84 180 205 41 188 39 13 .. •• .. 2 2 2 ]98 373 ;J 69 15 44 8 .. IS 6 1 9 1 68 122 -40 7S 14 66 14 •• 7 •• 1 •. .. 1 77 140 41 ~ 138 134 79 113 S6 2 1 t 7 37 2 212 322 42 2S8 145 250 138 .. 1 5 •• ... 1 6 2 173 255 Unpopul at ed 4'~ 196 186 178 171 9 8 7 7 .. 2 62 48 4J \8 11 11 11 .. 1 7 13 46 75 87 58 78 3 I ]3 8 .-. • • 1 41 43 Unpopulated II 33 11 30 11 3 •• 20 27 49 51 15 41 8 10 7 .. 54 87 50 2 2 2 2 .. .. 3 3 76 29 71 29 .. 4 I 70 101 156 2~O 150 2 14 6 .. 2 3 182 214 104 167 80 .. 30 24 2 146 215 ~ 194 293 167 2 S9 26 3 6 1 251 347 23 12 IS 12 .. 8 •• .. .. 22 36 97 60 92 59 .. .. I 3 1 .. 1 62 81 J,115 895 1,012 888 8 .. 42 3 1 1 27 25 3 785 876 ~ 180 lOS 167 2 91 13 1 ._. .. 7 194 278 443 266 398 241 41 IS 4 350 442 36

T8HSIL~-4-NOKHA (Do_a.)

l.iterate Sche- 8che- and Code Area in Occupied Hout'&- dnled duled educated No. Village Amenit1el acrea houses holds Total Popolatxm Castes Tribes persons ,--____...A r A -., r------.\...---, ,-__..A__------, ,-_A_, ,.--~ ,..-A-_, -., ,-_..A.._, ,---..A.._, r-..A..--. p M F M F M F M F

(1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11 ) ( J2) (13) (14) 61 Hiyadesar P,Pw 8,425 139 140 801 399 402 43 44 77 4 62 Nokhagaon* P, Pw, Po 9,733 169 171 996 517 479 42 35 90 9 63 Salundiya* P,Pw 11,199 161 161 938 476 462 51 48 100 6 64 Ghattu P,Pw 6,609 141 141 882 467 415 80 73 52 51 65 Ankhisar P,Pw 10,873 123 J23 761 382 379 56 70 99 2 66 Bairasar· P, D, Pw, Po 7,907 158 160 953 487 466 87 83 112 33 67 Bakhtawarpura Lm 1,569 18 18 89 45 44 6 68 Saniwala P,Pw 6,847 116 117 701 369 332 26 21 83 13 69 Kurjari P,Pw 4,273 20 21 108 55 53 4 3 ·. 18 6 70 Sajanwasi P,Pw 3,655 91 112 589 307 282 36 29 61 I

71 Sadhasar* P,Pw 13,152 179 191 931 455 476 56 70 96 14 72 · M, D, V, Pw, Po 28,177 639 671 3,591 1,875 1,716 306 269 433 49 73 Gajsukhdesar* P, Tmw, Kw 6,991 153' 151 835 433 402 62 63 82 7 74 Jhareli P,Pw 9,848 170 171 1,090 546 544 126 126 112 21 75 Udsar· P,Pw 5,721 122 128 666 339 327 26 23 107 IS 76 Kakra. M, D, Pw, Po 10,751 301 374 2,108 1,033 1,075 156 140 258 55 77 Himatsar* M, D, Pw, Po 10,601 320 337 1,974 972 1,002 187 173 379 131 78 Mukam· P,Pw 1,071 62 65 316 179 137 44 36 43 1 79 Nimdiyasar Pw 2,239 22 22 128 66 62 15 80 Talwa Pw 2,679 16 17 78 43 35 •· 0. 10 81 Somalsar* P,Pw 6,276 90 96 541 296 245 43 45 50 3 82 Madiya p, Pw 3,984 98 97 664 362 302 65 54 90 6 83 Beekasar P, Pw 3,952 432 453 2,229 1,206 1,023 249 225 .. 330 52 84 Kora* P, Pw, Po 18,799 289 314 2,085 1,054 1,031 176 178 256 74 85 Khara Pw 3,929 30 30 214 101 113 10 13 12 86 Hansasar P,Pw 14,509 112 123 711 313 338 88 84 ·. 15 3 87 Kakkoo with Singal. P, Pw 34,850 459 460 2,805 1,467 1,338 494 414 .0 161 29 88 Bhadla P, Pw 28,261 263 218 1,552 829 723 189 176 • 0 91 7 89 Sarah Panchoo 820 Unpopulated 90 Sobhana P,Pw 13,754 98' 119 843 418 425 108 125 64 2 91 Saruda with Bhojas Indrapura. P, D. Pw 29,613 301 333 1,808 943 865 2Q9 198 123 15 92 Sadhoona. P, Tk 9,831 120 121 733 381 352 45 54 51 93 Chitana P,Pw 9,550 J88 198 1,193 591 602 33 38 80 14 94 Basi }'w 2,983 21 21 111 55 62 19 24 o. S 2 95 Madiliya Pw 604 29 30 134 66 68 28 31 6 96 Kedli P,Pw 3,295 94 95 612 350 322 24 26 36 97 Tant P,Tk 3,739 50 56 304 147 157 39 40 36 9 98 S'eelwa M,Pw 8,877 166 'Hi8 1,056 566 490 218 200 III 2 99 Leelka Pw 1.680 18 19 106 63 43 28 26 100 Moolwas Pw t,077 13 15 76 42 34 42 34 9 3 101 Dawa'" P, Pw, Po 12,362 155 ]71 975 512 463 161 149 .. 91 6 102 Bhinyaoo p 2,108 19 19 98 49 49 1 103 Shekhasar Pw 3,508 36 36 225 119 106 2 5 13 104 Kanwlisar P.PW 6,910 91 91 492 260 232 54 60 38 3 lOS Charkara. P, Pw 17,122 201 202 1.149 595 554 167 167 2 1 105 10

106 Raisar" p. Pw, Po 13.219 183 183 1,049 502 547 84 88 ...I ..." 21 107 Dasnoo Pw 7,185 33 38 237 124 113 13 14 10 108 M~iyasar P,Pw 4,037 63 70 362 191 171 95 89 27 109 Shom Maiyasar ],563 13 14 69 ?o7 32 2 I~Q Kheeochyasar Pw 4,304 25 30 120 60 60 S 3'1

.R.UIlAL PRIMARY OENSUS ABSTRAOT

WOBEJm8 Nol'f­ WOldtBllS "Total 'Workers Code: (I-IX) II III lV V VI VIl VIII IX X No.

M F M F M F )1 F M F M F M .F M F 1\1 FM F MF (IS) (Hi) (17) (18) (19) (lO) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) lS3 170 7S 79 ...... 153 90 .. .. 1 •• 24 1 146 232 61 282 226 232 217 1 40 7 •• 1 ." 8 2 235 253 62 Z'/7 264 261 3 3 261 ·. .. 12 0 1 •• 199 193 63 328 287 320 271 8 16 139 128 64 241 ·. ·. ·. .. ·...... 218 251 206 ·.. 10 10 • • .. 2 164 128 6..~ 268 229 250 225 •• .. 7 2 1 1 9 2 219 237 66 29 18 8 11 •• ·. 19 7 ·. • • 1 .. 1 16 26 67 219 204 213 203 .. 4 1 1 9 2 140 128 68 3S 12 29 11 ·1 1 1 4 ]77 ·. 20 41 69 182 18t 171 •• •• ·.. 9 4 .. .. 2 125 101 70 272 291 230 256 35 41 1 6 183 179 71 1,137 979 939 928 139 39 5 3 13 .. 1 37 12 738 737 72 236 204 155 146 1 7S 58 1 1 3 197 198 73 304 73 149 67 153 6 • 2 •• 242 471 74 214 46 202 29 15 • ·. 7 2 S 0" 125 281 75 615 643 592 638 12 1 3 4 .. 16 I 408 432 76 425 387 295 368 12 29 6 3 ·1. 8 47 6 31 5 547 615 77 123 80 102 70 ... 18 10 3 56 57 78 35 36 30 36 1 3 1 31 26 79 27 6 25 6 2 ·. ·. • • I .. 16 29 80 162 107 135 104 ]8 2 .. 1 8- 1 134 138 81 204 200 79 120 · . 110 80 2 7 6 158 102 82 631 350 422 265 1 .. 31 31 13 4 20 65 32 S 74 18 575 673 83 534 465 467 457 26 4 20 1 21 3 520 566 84 56 65 44 48 ] 1 17 .. I . " 45 48 85 236 159 ]95 137 5 •• 34 22 · . •• 2 137 179 86 857 681 791 672 3 49 7 5 1 9 1 610 657 81 520 295 472 271 43 24 2 3 309 428 88 Unpopulated 89 259 223 202 183 52 39 ·. 3 2 1 159 202 90 559 377 456 34 I 86 36 2 3 12 384 488 91 216 174 204 172 · . . . 11 2 · . - - •• 1 165 178 92 338 310 277 272 2 2 I 50 36 2 2 •• 4 253 292 93 39 33 32 29 7 4 .. .. ]6 29 94 40 23 39 20 3 1 26 45 <,.5 _225 213 45 3R 3 In 174 3') 125 109 96 80 43 77 4 ...... 3 67 114 97 337 225 145 224 )80 I I 10 229 265 98 32 24 30 24 2 31 19 99 13 29 12 30 1 •• 12 21 100 -319 210 299 207 1 14 3 5 193 253 101 32 8 28 R 4 17 41 102 72 60 65 54 6 6 1 47 46 103 153 88 129 80 .. 23 S . . 1 ]07 144 104 340 155 280 151 2 1 38 1 1 3 13 4 255 399 105 )OS 250 239 257 40 8 2 4 3 197 297 ]06 63 21 47 19 14 ;116 75 101 53 .. 2 2 61 92 t07 ·. 13 22 2 75 96 108 26 10 21 5 10 11 22 109 44 12 33 12 11 16 48 110 38

JBHstL:-4-NOKHA (Con(}ld.)

Literata 8che- Bche- and Code Area in Ocx:upied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities a<:res houses holds Total Population Casus Tribes persons

,J., , ,-J--., ,--J--~ 1 t " ...... --'---~ " 0 P M F M F M F M F

tl) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) (II) (12) (13) (14) Ul Dhoopaliya P,PW 4.609 88 88 477 247 230 7S 78 61 23 tt2 Badh Kakra 352 Unpopulated 113 Thawariya. p.Pw 10,387 180 181 1.046 53] 515 1$9 16S' 94 J Jl4 Jesalsar· P,Pw 9,596 134 145 922 497 425 208 195 56 .. :15 Gondoosar P,Pw 7,139 93 93 600 300 300 26 25 35 116 Mensar- P, D, Pw. Po, Lm 11,449 188 197 1,274 683 591 244 207 154 13 II7 Bagseoo p. Kw 5,829 89 99 539 288 251' 121 99 22 118 Bhom Bagseoo P.Kw 1.040 17 20 100 56 44 .. 8 .. 119 Doodawas P.PW 4.499 53 57 315 171 144 24 17 30 4 120 Bilniyasar Pw 5,101 SO 51 262 130 132 58 52 1$ I 12) Bbom Bilniyasar 799 18 20 104 62 42 3 3 - 3 ]22 Moondar P.PW 4,986 17 80 476 252 n4 83 6'J 37 1 39

RURAL PRIMAlt Y OENSUS ABSTRAcr

WOBIBBS NON- ,.----- WORKERS Total workers Code (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII Vlli IX X No. ,_..A.._, r-..A..-, ,--..A..-, r-..A..~ r--~r-..A..--... r-~ ,--.....___,r-~~ r-..A..-,~ M F M F M F M F M F M F :M F M F M F M F M F

(16) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (82) (83) (34) (35) (36) (1 ) 169 52 143 51 6 "_. 15 1 1 4 78 178 111 Unpopulated 112 4 39 10 1 5 296 267 240 256 1." 1 .". 7 ,IT· 235 248 113 301 147 234 145 6 56 2 ".1 1 I.' 4 196 278 114 150 42 137 39 2 I_I '-' 9 3 ".1 !':.. 2 ISO 258 115

404 309 364 309 32 3 5 I.' 279 282 116 156 6 5 165 136 131 "_" 2 .~. 1 ._' 123 115 117 32 2 31 2 -cl:~ .:::. 1 24 42 118 104 55 84 45 1 17 9 1 2 67 89 119 74 58 64 58 1 ,_" 7 2 56 74 120 38 4 37 4 .,,_... 1 24 38 121 145 116 145 116 .:. .:. 107 108 122 40

TOWNS:- BIKANBR -GANGASHAHAR.

Literate & Code Town! Occupied House- Scheduled Scheduled educated No. Ward Area Houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes person

,..-J--. ... \~~ , J.. r----A..-,""" P M F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14} I BIKANER Ward 1 622 617 3,587 1,849 1,738 •• 1,159 480 Ward 2 923 967 5,015 2.592 2,423 •• • • 1,512 556 Ward 3 806 857 4,574 2,353 2,221 .. • • '. 1,336 543 Ward 4 787 800 4,"181 2,478 2,303 .:-. 1,122 480 Ward 5 54S 620 3,965 2,049 1,916 856 336 Ward 6 741 741 4,560 2,377 2,183 . . 1,126 373 Ward 7 445 471 2,674 1,355 1,319 5 10 ·. 578 187 Ward 8 761 770 4,649 2,381 2,268 1,676 860 ·. ·~ Ward 9 445 506 2,747 1,434 1,313 ..::. .::. .orw CM 986 312 Ward 10 599 S99 3,345 1,699 1,646 1,103 40S Ward 11 459 495 2,893 1,453 1,440 ·. ·. 1,080 607 Ward 12 574 593 3,557 1,773 1,784 • • .. 1,245 808 439 497 1,010 Ward 13 2,866 1,466 1,400 •=-~ .. 620 Ward 14 540 554 3,295 1,718 1,577 .::_. 1,120 598 Ward 15@ 522 535 3,479 1,979 1,500 864 406 Ward 16 431 454 2,446 1,237 1,209 776 407 Ward 17 353 353 1,839 935 904 ·. 495 248 Ward 18 532 570 3.301 1,715 1,586 . . 683 159 Ward 19 729 730 4,034 2,027 2,007 .. ·o. · 1,040 389 537 ·. 936 451 Ward 20 573 3,180 1,590 1,590 .. .-~ Ward 21 1,012 998 5,425 2,783 2,642 1,172 l,2i4 847 235 Ward 22 478 519 3,685 1,907 1,778 127 136 475 444 557 56 Ward 23 354 363 1,710 941 769 22 17 .. 00 6S0 389 Ward 24 492 505 2,884 1,633 1,251 239 168 •• 893 490 Ward 25 1,302 1,400 7,754 4,211 3,543 336 296 _. " ·. 2,077 823 Ward 26 976 971 5,424 2,890 2,534 316 283 1 ·1. 1,736 898 Ward 27 777 857 4,940 2,603 2,337 201 180 .. 1,041 358 Ward 28 618 691 3,917 2,004 1,913 288 294 6 5 917 384 Ward 29 920 964 5,022 2,790 2,232 73 61 1,886 894 Ward 30 1,186 1,182 6,407 3,576 2,831 308 274 2,236 1,110 Ward 31** 690 700 3,672 1,980 1,692 54 54 1,352 642 Ward 32t 993 978 6,054 3,326 2,128 528 492 ·... 1,330 364 Ward 33tt 1,204 1,265 7,133 3,881 3.252 406 363 1,755 554 Ward 34ttt 936 1,003 5,535 2,957 2.578 577 484 8 ·3. 951 295 Ward 35 569 578 3,191 1,670 1,521 346 335 675 214 Ward 36 330 332 1,572 798 774 109 144 227 54 Special Charges. 953 972 5,522 3,535 1,987 224 203 9 9 2,250 743

II GANGASHAHAR Ward 1 369 422 2,490 1,178 1,312 116 121 631 403 Ward 2 321 339 2,112 1,040 1,072 30 22 •• 537 251 Ward 3 538 615 3,582 1.673 1,909 6 4 1 1,020 635 -----Ward 4 ------444 508 2,512 _1_;.,_16_1 ___.,;1,~35_1 ___ .::.21~_--=2:.:.1 _ __.::....:..._...:..: _ _.:6:.:....;84 ------480 @lncludes Special Charge of Jail (391 M,64 F I **Includ~s Special Charge of Dungar College Hostel (31 MF) tIncludes Special Charge of! Veterinary College Hostel {129 M,14F,) II Maharani College Hostel (22F) and III Shardul Public School (206M. l8 F) ttlncludes Special Charge of Police (253 M, 130 F) tttlncludes Specia~ Charge of Medical ~,?l1ege Hostel for girls (1 M, .18 F ) "'Consists of Hospltal (629M, 307F), Mllitary (792M, 82P), and Railway (2,114M 1,598F) 41

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WOQ.KERS NON-

~ "·OBKI!:R8 Total ,,0 r ker:; Code {I-IX) I II III IV V VI vn VIII IX X No. ,_..A.._, ,_..A.._, ,-_..A..-, ,-""___ ~ ~-.. ,_..A-, ,--..A._~, r-..A., r--"-, ,--'--, ,...._~ M 1<' }{ F M F M F M 1<' M F M l_j' :\I F \f If' U F :\1 F

( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29} \30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35} (36) (1) I 754- 12 14 8 168 37 40 138 119 275 27 1,095 ],666 1,05) 60 3 49 16 J54 23 101 264 1 ]94 388 20 1,439 2,363 982 70 2 6 3 91 30 117 223 2 136 407 35 1,371 2,151 1,114 58 45 3 19 1 102 18 242 5 153 5 149 404 26 1,364 2,245 950 94 I .0 127 27 121 31 57 88 4 158 1 398 31 1,099 1,822 101 77 1 •• o. 252 20 187 29 25 144 4 129 203 24 1,376 2,106 628 44 o. 37 7 56 8 48 89 I 82 316 28 727 1.275 919 40 o. • 0 1 1 32 6 12 328 4 67 479 29 1,462 2,228 616 36 .. •• 7 1 46 13 15 226 ] 75 247 21 818 1.277 724 34 .. 2 11 .. 41 3 11 ]99 4 72 1 388 26 975 1,612 601 29 .... o. .0 3 31 5 6 250 1 39 .. 272 23 852 1,411 627 35 1 36 14 68 .. 8 318 1 27 169 20 1,146 1,749 j4() 60 •• 38 2 40 4 10 272 2 27 153 51 926 1,340 718 28 ._. 1 344 6 91 5 135 33 109 22 1.000 1,549 1,012 37 2 136 3 146 41 6 273 5 57 357 23 967 },463 485 34 1 53 6 35 1 12 179 ..I 47 158 20 752 1,175 420 72 .. 2 67 46 45 3 1':J 1 182 8 28 77 14 515 832 7n 181 ... 204 146 50 4 53 1 182 16 92 196 14 938 1,405 903 86 ·. 1 12 6 331 34 26 261 9 71 1 201 36 1,124 1,92' 684 45 .. 2 .. 50 11 64 10 38 2]0 5 96 224 19 906 1,545 1,340 387 1 3 97 167 159 13 325 83 137 3 261 357 121 ],443 2,255 908 224 .. 1 36 2 320 1 146 3 86 319 218 999 1,554 459 22 a_a .. 3 5 43 4 16 91 140 161 17 482 741 684 61 9 18 2 75 3 27 1 102 4 163 290 51 949 1,190 1,805 227 .. 4 .. 48 17 210 30 142 6 198 3 439 1 764 170 2,406 3,316 1.237 118 1 8 . 60 4 90 5 llO 11 156 II 351 2 469 77 1,653 2.416 1.179 71 .. 1 ·1 56 13 137 12 47 3 2()2 14 305 4 371 24 1,424 2,266 918 118 1 44 45 78 21 28 4 101 5 289 .. 377 43 1,086 1,795 1,197 70 ·. 2 97 4 39 26:2 4 294 2 503 60 1,593 2,162 ~,586 111 ... .. 9 13 2 42 4 75 2 257 .. 278 1 912 102 1,990 2,720 817 66 •• 2 1 21 53 12 71 7 198 472 46 1,163 1,626 \,245 211 24 11 1 13 .. 6 42 26 4 III 28 51 7 333 680 119 2,081 2,511 1.682 240 .. o • 22 1 31 43 154 12 265 10 152 50 327 2 731 122 2,)99 3,012 1,364 214 3 ... 1 JO 2 66 67 212 52 208 34 171 1 290 2 403 56 1,593 2,364 70S 172 • 0 ._ . 1 9 9 46 5 139 17 98 28 75 328 122 965 1.349 t: 391 ISS 4 1J 88 15 17 4 4 34 7 157 J 31 4 28 105 30 407 619 2,113 97 11 5 6 6 8 831 11 1,251 91 1,422 1,890

u 411 54 5 6 3 2 48 9 29 1 147 5 59 114 37 767 1,258 400 36 .;::. 15 20 158 15 14 100 31 82 J 640 1,036 489 20 1 1 1 23 .. 79 6 17 225 2 19 123 12 1,184 1,889 390 36 •• 1 2 ._. 3 8 77 7 36 1 129 5 17 125 15 771 l,31S 42

Towns:-BHINASAR, NAPASAR, DESHNOKB & NOKHA MANDl

Literate Town! Occupied House- Scheduled Scheduled educated & o. Ward Area Houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

A ~~ r-----'---. ,.----'----y--~ ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (-+) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) III B NASAR

Ward 1 81 85 486 241 245 ]54 81 Ward 2 106 109 558 283 275 63 44 102 29 Wald 3 81 88 531 272 259 156 65 Ward '1- 99 107 683 364 319 110 112 16S 38 Ward 5 ,76 184 1,075 511 564 254 236 ._. 230 144 Ward 6 K2 96 576 270 306 .. 169 128 Ward 7 7l 75 418 198 :220 .. 151 101 8 189 189 1,115 579 536 122 94 202 Ward • ° 24

IV APASAR Ward 227 236 1,352 682 670 18 11 334 134 128 128 314 148 131 Ward 2., 596 282 80 5 Ward _, :91 308 1,998 933 1,065 212 200 477 275 Ward .; 215 224 1,391 642 749 355 216 Ward 5 251 251 1,297 672 625 206 194 186 27

V DESHNOKE Ward I i:~O 120 607 304 303 .:. 54 15 Ward 2 (.J 83 523 228 295 -_" 134 123 Ward 3 122 128 658 333 325 13 13 ·. ]40 47 \\' ard 4 109 110 627 297 330 6 13 178 137 W3rd 5 61 66 350 164 186 38 29 68 35 Ward 6 IG9 119 660 315 345 13 17 147 74 Ward 7 76 76 416 196 220 57 54 68 44 Ward 8 lC~ 101 660 318 342 180 92 Ward 9 ')[) 92 5(;5 281 284 110 123 86 16 Ward 10 98 102 523 283 240 45 32 132 52 Ward 11 89 89 536 253 283 43 33 •• 104 22 Ward 12 121 121 155 372 383 111 131 3 2 145 58

VI NOKHA MANDl Ward 1 522 541 3,349 1,622 1,727 145 110 4 4 849 541 Ward 2 386 398 2,299 t,155 1,144 o_. 457 140 Ward 3 176 185 1,047 548 499 41 3S ._. 305 86 Ward .. 111 209 1.045 533 512 14 15 444 124 • 0 43

URBAN PIUMAR.Y CBNlU8 ABlTRACr

WORKERS ,..­ NON­ Total Workers WORKBR.S Code -(I-IX) 1 D ill IV v VI VII YIn IX X No-

~._ ___.JA,-_ N F F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) HI

A:lI 4 9 25 8 .: 33 .3 154 236 87 9 2 ...... ~ o. s S 1 1 •• . 128 6 •• 21 4 62 1 5 1 33 1 155 269 95 10 6 1 33 26 2 5 2S 7 177 249 . 174 19 " . 1 30 16 45 9 30 2 19 2 6 "_. 43 , . 190 290 213 9S 1 12 2 110 73 16 1 43 8 '0' 33 9 298 469 89 3 •• ,_. 1 9 2 15 33 ._. .0 31 1 181 303 .-, , 32 5 18 135 205 63 IS .. .._ ... 3 4 5 . "_' 11 260 47 7 5 18 40 120 1 7 33 75 1 319 489

IV 18 7 41 28 206 21 00 '_'" '_" .. . . 22 3 42 55 11 476 649 177 139 37 39 2 •• 16 77 36 1 72 22 1 4 '0 , 9 e-. 137 143 2, 5 S 125 4 328 180 16 72 , . o. 9S 95 1 73 12 605 885 222 270 67 265 13 2 99 2 39 5 420 479 6 5 357 244 251 222 ."_ 13 5 4 1 28 2 50 14 315 381

v 3 50 6 1 21 8 2 1 " . 7 12 1 254 297 69 2 00 26 , . 11 . . 21 1 1 4 1 159 293 126 6 5S 2 .. 23 1 2 11 1 15 1 7 .0 10 1 207 319 90 12 .. o • I 12 3 24 O_" 18 3 10 25 6 207 318 47 •• o • 2 J 5 ..:. 18 •• 2 ._o 19 .. 117 186 136 128 38 112 .:-. 14 6 1 13 2 25 5 34 8 179 217 70 5 14 ._01 00 I ., 28 1 1 t 14 1 .0. 6 2 126 215 83 2 '0. o 0 .0 4 5 1 3 33 S 33 1 235 340 73 •• 2 o_o •• 52 13 4 8 3 4 208 271 13 ". 21 107 16 •• .0. 0" "'_t; •• 9 8 6 4 2 2 26 •• .39 6 176 224 9S 34 24 22 o_o 5 3 5 .. 2 27 .. 4 o_" 28 9 158 249 18 86 23 ,_~ • 0 ._ .. ..:., .. 10 10 2 9 10 4 35 10 286 360

VI 524 89 19 47 9' .~. 20 3 51 1 46 , 224 3 12 •• 143 30 1.098 1,638 421 149 41 124 3 ..-.. 18 9 56 4 56 2 92 3 10 ~. 151 7 728 995 226 17 8 3 •.:c o_oI o_" 20 6 68 3 4 81 13 1 32 4 322 482 126 16 1 .:. '0 0 I o_o 8 .. 24 2 7 56 27 ,,_" 102 7 307 496

OTHER CENSUS TABLES

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GENERAL POPULATION TABLES

(Note ON A-Series)

There are four Tables and four Appendices in this dwelling, a shop, a shop~cum-dwelling or a place of series. These tables, being the basic population tables, business, workshop, school etc.. giving out on the road furnish information about area, sexwise population and or a, common staircase or a common courtyard leading its variation during sixty years, classification of villages to a main gate or enjoying a separate entrance. 'Occupied and towns by population and the trends of urbanisation residential houses' are those houses which are used in the district. wholly or partly for the purpose of residence by one or more households. Table A-I 8. lR addition to this main table, there are three 2. This is the basic population table showing area, appendices which were not prepared in the last censuses. density, Dumber of villages and towns, occupied residential houses and population by persons, males and females. Appendix I The d.ata has been presented for the district as well as 9. This appendix is helpful in finding out the growth for each tehsil for total, rural.and urban areas separately. of the district to the present area since the last census. The town figures have been shown immediately after the The appendix shows the territorial changes that have taken entries of the tehsil in which they are situated. The place during the last decade. A brief description of gain abbreviation just after the name of. the town has been and loss of territory in those tehsils which had changes used to denote that the particular town has a Municipality in area during the period is also shown in this appendix. or a Cantonment. A list of Such transferred areas has been given in the 3. It may be noted that in the previous censuses the annexure to this appendix. density of population and other urban break-ups upto the 10. An annexure showing the places with less than town level were not mentioned in this table which have 5,000 population which were treated as towns in 1951 been shown separately now for 1961 Census besides Census but declassified in 1961, is attached to this furnishing the number of inhabited and uninhabited appendix. villages in each tehsil. Appendix III 4. The area figures both for rural and municipal towns have been obtained from the State revenue authorities. 11. This appendix shows the sexwise figures for Though the area figures have been collected originaJ.ly in houseless and iqstitutional population for the district and acres yet these figures have been shown in Sq. miles and each tehsil for total, rural and urban areas separately. Sq. Km. in columns 3 (a) and 3 (b) respectively after Houseless and Institutional population has already been converting them into the respective units. Further, the defined in para 10 of the note on Primary Census Abstract. area figures have been given upto one decimal place in Table A-II case of the district as well as for each tehsil but such presentation is made upto two decimal places in case 12. This table compares' population figures of the of towns. district as ascertained at the 1961 Census with the 5. The density of persons has been worked out corresponding figures for the six previous censuses. The according to the area shown under column 3 (a) and ligures presented for the six previous censuses in the has been presented separately for the district and for table, have been adjusted after taking into consideration each of the tehsils and towns under column 4. the territorial changes taken place in the district so as to afford a correct basis for comparison. This is an 6. A village and a town has already been defined important table as it gives the growth of popUlation in para 3 of the note on Primary Census Abstract. from decade to decade. It further provides a basis for 7. For the purpose of 1961 Census, a 'House' is a estimating the popUlation especially in the absence of structure or part of a structure inhabited 01' vacant, or a reliable data for vital statistics. Btka. A-I 43

The main change in this table over 1951 Census is following six classes according to population:- that the percentage variation has also been mentioned Class I 1,00,000 and above from decade to decade. Class II 50,000 - 99,999 Class III 20,000 - 49,999 Class IV 10,000 - 19,999 13. The appendix attached to this table shows the Class V 5,000 - 9,999 population for the district as well as for each tehsil Class VI Less than 5,000 according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1951 besides furnishing the changes in area and the population 17. The district totals for a class have been given involved in those changes that have taken place during followed by the various towns in that particular Class. the last decade. The details of transfers of areas and Column No.2 of the table presents the name of the population in every case have been given in the footnote town and just under it the area of that town has been separately. given both in Sq. miles and Sq. Km. The status of the town is separately shown in column No. 3 in an abbr~viated form. Table A-ru 18. The main object of this table as indicated above 14. This table furnishes the sexwise total rural is to show the growth of towns as towns and not how population together with the number of inhabited villages certain places have been converted into towns from for the district as well as for each tehsil arranged into vilJages as such the figures against towns have been seven population size groups viz., less than 200, 200-499, shown for those decades only in which they were 500-999, 1,000-1,999, 2,000-4,999, 5,000-9,999 and 10,000 recognised as towns. The district population for all classes and above. during the previous decades has been arrived at after adding the population of those places which were treated 15. The main changes in this table over 1951 Census as towns in the corresponding decade but now declassified. are (i) the group less than 500 has now been split up As such if a town had not been treated as town in all into two groups viz., less than 200 and 200-499 and (m the previous censuses, it is indicated as declassified in those particular censuses. Towns treated for the first time it relates only to villages while in 1951 Census it related in 1951 Census have been asterisked*. to villages and towns both. 19. The change in this table over 1951 Census is that Table A-IV the areas of towns as well as the percentage of decade variations of total population of the towns have been 16. This table shows the growth of each town in additionally shown in the present census. the district since 1901 together with its sexwise population. )G. A separate volume-Part II-A incorporating the It further furnishes the information regarding decade General Population Tables for the State and the districts variation in population and its percentage. For the pnrpose have been issued in which the concepts used have also of this table all the towns have been classified into the been discussed. 49

TABLE A-I-AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION

No. of villages Area in Popu------~--~- No. of Total -~-----.-~ latlOD Un- o<:cupied Population

Rural Sq. Sq. per Sq. Inh<"i- inliLI- No. of Residcrrtial ---~------District/Teshil/Town Urban milt's Km. mile bited blted towns houses Persons Males Females 1 2 3(a) 3(b) 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

DISTRICT T 10,554.5 27,336.2 42 525 126 6 73,313 444,515 232,699 211,816 R 10,464.2 27,102.3 2S 525 126 41,620 256,489 134,539 121,950 U 90.3 233.9 2,082 6 31,693 188,026 98,160 89,866 Bikaner Tehsil T 3,559.R 9,219.9 71 141 32 5 42,516 251,781 131,888 119,893 R 3,473.6 8,996.6 21 141 32 12,088 71,495 37,586 33,909 U 86.2 223.3 2,091 5 30,428 180,2M 94,302 85,984 Bikaner Town (M) U 14.71 38.10 10,240 1 25,580 150,634 79,945 70,689 *Gangashahar Town (M) U 4.58 11.R6 2,335 1 1,672 10,696 5,052 5,644 *Bhinasar Town (M) U 3.78 9.79 1,4419 1 885 5,442 2,718 2,724 Napasar Town (M) U 29.55 76.53 225 1 1,112 6,634 3,243 3,391 Deshnoke Town (M) U 33.61 87.05 205 1 1,179 6,880 3,344 3,536 Lunkaransar Tehsil @ R 2,460.3 6,372.2 22 141 30 8,225 53,967 28,329 25,638 Kolayat Tehsil @ R 3,068.8 7,948.2 16 126 59 7,654 47.998 25,710 22.288 Nokha Tehsil T 1,465.6 3,795.9 62 117 5 1 14,918 90,769 46,772 43,997 R 1,461.5 3.785.3 57 117 5 13,653 83,029 42,914 40,115 U 4.1 10.6 1,892 1 1,265 7,740 3,858 3,882 *Nokha Mandi Tewn (M) R 4.09 10.59 1,892 1 1.265 7,740 3,858 3,882

Note :- 1. The Sq. Km. and density figures of urban areas of Tehsil/OJS[rfct are worked out using the area figures corrected upto 2 places of decimals obtained by adding the area of towns in the respective units and not using the area figures given in the table. In addition to this the area figures relating to Sq. Km. are further adjusted to make the Tehsil/District totals tally. 2. Towns treated as such for the first time in 1951 Census which continue as towns in 1961 Census are shown with asterisk (*) On their left. 3. The following abbreviation has been used for the Status of a town e. g. (M)= Municipality @=Entirely Rural ·~o

APPENDIX I TO TABLE A-I Statement showing 1951 territorial onits constituting the present set up of the district 1. (Only those names/areas which have undergoMe chang.es since 1951. have been shown below)

Details of gain in territories Details of IDss in territories Area Area (+> Gain 1951 Symbol Symbol Net area (-) Loss District! Territorial No. Brief Des- Sq. Sq. No. Brief Des- Sq. Sq. Tehl>iJ Units cription miles Km. cription miles Km. Sq. miles Sq. Km. 1 2 3 3a 4 5 6 6a 7 8 9 10

DISTRICT Bikaner 1 43 villages and 3 N.A. N.A. <+) N.A. (+) N ..4. District hamlets viz. Akalwa- la, Gulamwala and Maganwala trans- ferred from former Bap Tehsil of Jai- sal mer District

Bikaner Bikaner 1 village Mudsar 26.4 68.4 <+> 26.4 <+) 68.4 Tehsil Tehsil (Code No. 109) transferred from Nokha Tehsil Kolayat KoJayat 2 43 villages and 3 N.A. N.A. (+> N.A. (+) N.A. Tehsil Tehsil hamlets viz. Akalwa- la, Guiaillwala and Maganwala trans- ferred from former Bap Tehsll of Jai- salmer District

Nokha Nokha 1 vmnge Mudsar 26.4 68.4 (-) 26.4 (-) 68.4 Tehsil Tehsil (€tide No. '~O9) transferred to Bikaner Tehsil 51

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 1

( List of villages affected in the trallsfers)

Local code Area Local code Area Symbol No. of 1951 in Symbol No. of 1951 in No. Name of village Census acres No. Name of village Census acres 1 2 3 4 1 2 5 4

1 1 Akhusar 40 :N.A. 26 Miranwala 46 N.A. 2 Baju 20 N.A. 27 Mithardiya 25 N.A. 3 BaBgarsar 21 N.A. 28 Modhyat 24 N.A. 4 Barsalpur 39 N.A. 29 Modia .. 14 N.A. 5 Bera Dedavaton 19 N.A. 30 Musewala 47 N.A. 6 BadIa 77 N.A. 31 Nagrajsar 18 N.A. 7 Bbationwala 50 N.A. 32 Nokhda IS N.A. 8 Dburaj 79 N.A. 33 Pabusar 62 N.A. 9 Bhurasar 44 N.A. 34 Phulasar 26 N.A. 10 Dhikarnpura 60 N.A. 35 Punwarwala 22 N.A. H Bhikandri 65 N.A. 36 Ranjeetpura 29 N.A. 12 Charanwala 66 N.A. 37 Sachu 31 N.A. 13 Dadukagaon 6 N.A. 38 Seora 7 N.A. 14 Debria 49 N.A. 39 Seruwala 58 N.A. 15 Gajewala 30 N.A. 40 Taoriwala 68 N.A. 16 Girandhi 17 N.A. 41 Puranwala 80 N.A. 17 Girrajsar 16 N.A. 42 Warasar 27 N.A. N.A. 18 Godu > • 28 N.A. 43 Nasuma 54 19 Gogdiyala 61 N.A. 20 Jagasar 55 N.A. 1 Akalwala 48 N.A. 21 Kabarwala 41 N.A. 2 Gulamwala Hamlets 69 N.A. 22 Kamisar 51 N.A. 3 Maganwala } 45 N.A. 23 Kayamwala 43 N.A. 24 Kolasar 63 N.A. 25 Manaksar 23 N.A. 2 As against 1

ANNEXURE TO TABLE A-I

( Places with a population under 5.000 treated as town in 1951 t declassifted In 1961 ) Population Area in Sq. miles Tehsil in Town which situated 1961 1951 1961 1951 1 2 3 4 S 6

Lunkaransar Lunkaransar 2,791 2,078 36.84 36.84 52

APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I Houseless and Institutional Population Institutional population Total Houseless Population Females Rural Females Persons Males Urban Persons Males District/Tebsil 8 5 6 7 2 3 4 1 2,139 274 633 542 91 2.413 86 DISTRICT T 64 946 860 R 243 179 1,279 188 390 363 27 1,467 U 217 SI 1.904 1,687 T 440 389 431 29 Bikaner Tebsil SO 26 24 460 188 R 27 1,444 1,256 U 390 363 46 38 72 66 (:i 84 Lunkaransar Tebsil* R 298 292 6 .. R 116 85 31 Kotayat Tebsi1* 127 114 13 5 2 3 13 Nokha Tehsil T 2 3 104 91 R 5 23 23 U

* Entirely Rural

TABLE A-II-VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS (1901-1961)

Percentage Decade decade Females variation variation Males District Year Persons 7 4 S 6 1 2 3 99,407 91,050 BIKANER 1901 190,457 8.57 108,583 98,187 1911 206,770 + 16,313 + 3.93 105,365 93,287 1921 198,652 8,118 18.24 124,256 110,626 1931 234,882 + 36,230 + 34.29 169,264 ' 146,154 1941 315,418 + 80,536 + 8.77 178,257 164.834 1951 343.091 + 27,673 + 29.56 232,699 211,816 1961 444,515 + 101,424 + 53

APPENDJX TO TABLE A-D

Statement showing 1951 population _according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1951, changes in area and the population involved in those changes

Area in 1961 Area in 1951 1951 Population Population in Net increase according to Iuris- 1951 adjusted or decrease Sq. Sq. 1961 Sq. Sq. diction prevailing to Jurisdiction between co] .. District/Tehsil miles Km. Population miles, Km. in 1951 of 1961 umns7&8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DISTRICT-l 10,554.5 27,336.2 444,515 10,150.0 26,288.5 330,319 343,091 +12,762 (+404.5) (+1,047.7) (+12,762)

Bikaner Tehsil· 2 3,559.8 9,219.9 25I,7St 3,912.0 10,02.1 J94.864 196.171 + ),307 (-352.2) (-912.2) (+1.307)

Lunkaransar Tehsil 2,460.3 6,372.2 53,967 3,135.0 8,119_7 39.813 39,813 (-674.7) (-1,747.5)

Kolayat Tehsil· 3 3,068.8 7,948.2 47,998 1,2Rl.0 3.317.8 2-3,541 36,303 + 12,762 <+1,787.8) (-1-4,630.4) <+12,762)

Nokha Tehsil'" 4 1,465.6 3.795.9 90.769 1.822.0 4.719.0 72,111 70,804 - 1.307 (-356.4) (-923.1) (-1,307)

Note :- (l) The figures given in brackets in columns 5 & 6 represent the difference in area between 1951 & 1961 and the figures in brackets in column 7 show the difference in population between the area as per jurisdiction in 1951 and the present jurisdiction. (2) The area figures shown under columns 2. 3. 5 and 6 relate to area figures supplied by the State Revenue Authorit;es. *1 43 Villages and 3 hamlet~ viz. Akalwala. Gulamwala and Maganwala (area not available) and population 12,762 of former Bap tehsil of district transferred to Kolayat tehsil of this district Vide Govt. notification No. F. 2.(46).GA. (A)J53 dated 31-5-54. *2 1 Village Mudasar (Code No. 109) with an area of 26.4 Sq. miles and population 1,307 transferred from Nokha tehsil of the district to this tehsil.

-3 43 Villages and 3 hamlets viz. Akalwa]at GulamwaJa and MaganwaIa (area not available) and population 12,762 of former Bap tehsil of transferred to this tehsil. -4 Changes enumerated as against footnote of symbol *2 above.

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TABLE A-Ill-VILLAGES

[-Villages with less Less than 200 200-499 Total No. of Total Rural Population Population Population inhabited No. No. District/Tehsil villages Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II DISTRICT 525 256,489 134,539 121,950 190 9,951 8.480 161 27.8Zl 25.056

Bikaner Tehsil 141 71.495 37.586 33,909 ~ 2,766 2,350 43 7,233 6,322

Lunkaransar Tehsil 141 53,967 28.329 25,638 S4 3.006 2,640 59 10.180 9,120

Kolayat Tehsil 126 47,998 25,710 22.288 63 3,083 2,540 29 5,208 4,740

Nokha Tehsil 1J7 83.029 42,914 40,115 23 1,096 950 30 5,200 4.874 55

CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION

III-ViIlagcs wita a Population of 10.000 than 2,000 Population II-Villages with a Population of 2.000-9t 999 & above 500-999 1.000-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 10,000 and above Population Population Population Population Population No. No. No. No. No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femalea 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 111 41,950 37,847 50 34,923 32,650 13 19,894 17,917 - 29 10,571 9.552 15 10,582 10,231 4 6,434 5,454

20 7,284 6,496 6 4,612 4,169 2 3,247 3,213

2~ 8,894 7,639 10 6.847 6,073 1 1,678 1,296 39 15,201 14.160 19 12,882 12,t17 6 8,535 7,954 .. .. 56

TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage Status of Decade decade District/TcbJU Name of Town Town Year Persons variation variation Males Females

1 ~ 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

ALL CLASSES

1901 S3,075 %6,709 26.366 DISTRICT I'll 55,826 + %,751 + 5.18 28,27S 27,551 1921 69,410 + 13,584 + 24.33 36,712 32,698 1931 85,927 + 16.!17 + 23.80 45,832 40,095 1941 136,801 + 50,874 + 59.21 74,839 61,962 1951 148,988 + 12,187 + 8.91 76,104 72,884 1961 188,026 + 39,038 + %6.20 98 t1 6'0 89,866

DISTRICT I CLASS (100,000 and over)

1941 127,226 69,875 57,351 1951 117,113 - 10,113 7.95 60,536 56,S77 1961 150,634 + 33,521 + 28.62 79,945 70,689 Bikaner Tehsil Bikaner (M) 1901 53,075 26.709 26,366 14.71 Sq. miles 1911 55,826 + 2.751 + 5.18 28,27S 27,551 38.10 Sq. Km. 1921 69,410 + 13,584 + 24.33 36,712 32.698 1931 85,927 + 16,517 + 23.80 45,832 40,095 1941 127,226 + 41,299 + 48.06 69.875 57,351 1951 117,113 - 10.113 7.95 60,536 56.571 1961 150,634 + 33,521 +- 28.62 79,945 70,689

II CLASS (50,000-99,999) DlSTRIC1' 1901 53,075 26,709 26,366 27,551 1911 55.826 + 2,751 + 5.18 28,275 1921 69.410 + 13,584 + 24.33 36.712 32.698 1931 85,927 + 16.517 + 23.80 45,tB2 40,095 1941 1951 - 1961

IV CLASS (10,000-19,999)

5,052 5.644 DISTRICT 1961 10,696 4,143 4.676 Bikaner Tehsil *Gangashahar (M) ]951 8.819 5,052 5.644 4.58 Sq. miles 1961 10.696 + 1,877 + 21.28 1 1.86 Sq. Km. V CLASS (5,000-9,999) 2,660 2,527 DISTRICT 1941 5,187 10,767 1951 20,879 + 15,692 +302.53 10,112 13,533 1961 26,696 + 5,817 + 27.86 13,163 2,249 2.308 Nokl)a Tehsil ·Nokha Mandi (M) 1951 4,557 69.85 3,858 3.882 4.09 Sq. miles 1961 7,740 + 3,183 + 10.59 Sq. Km. 57

TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULA'I1JON IN 19(;1 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901-Concld.

Percentage Status of Decade decade District/TehsiI Name of Town Town Year Persons variation variation Males Females 2 3 .. 5 6 7 8 9

Bikaner Tehsil Deshnoke (M) 1941 5,187 2,660 2.5:27 33.61 Sq. miles 1951 6,203 + 1,016 + 19.59 2,995 3,208 1961 6,880 + 677 + 10.91 3,344 3,.536 Bikaner Tehsil Napasar (M) 1941 4,388 2,304 2,084 29.55 Sq. miles 1951 5,857 + ].469 + 33.18 2,974 ~.883 76.53 Sq. Km. 1961 6.634 + 777 + 13.27 3,243 3,391 Bikaner Tehsil *Bhinasar (M) 1951 4.361 2,097 2,264 3.78 Sq. miles 1961 5,442 1,081 24.79 2.718 2,724 9.79 Sq. Km. + + DISTRICT VI CLASS (Less than 5.000) 1941 4.388 2,304 2,084 1951 10,996 + 6.608 + 1S0.59 5,456 5,540 1961

Note:- The district totals for each class of town relating to the years 1901 to 1951 do not correspond with the totals that would be arrived at by adding of the population figures of various towns relating to each census year. This is because that the district figures relating to the past census yean also contained the population of those places which were classified as towns in the various censuses. Town treated as such for the first time which continue as towns in 1961 Census are shown with an asterisk (*) on their left. M = Municipality. 58

APPENDIX TO TABLE A.. IV Towns in 1951 declassified in 1961 ( No new town was added in 1961 )

Area" (1951) Population 'Tehail Name of Town Sq. miles Sq. Km. 1961 19S1 1 2 3 4 S 6 Luokaransar • Lunkaransar 36.84 9S.42 2,791 2,078 -Largely conjectural 59

ECONOMIC TABLES

(Note on B-Series)

In 1951 Census Reports, the popUlation was Table 8-m classified on the concept of 'dependency' which has been changed to that of 'workers' and 'non-workers' at 6. This table has been compiled into two parts. the current Census. The change in the concept will be Part A deals with urban population of the district helpful in finding out the realistic picture of the classified into nine industrial categories of workers economic activity of those important sections of house­ and a separate category of non-workers cross tabula­ hold workers who otherwise have been left out of ted by literacy and various educational levels. Part B account in the past censuses. refers to rural popUlation of the district as well as for each tehsil where educational levels have been confined 2. This series has been divided into two parts viz., only to two categories viz., Primary or Junior (i) General Economic Tables and (ii) Household Basic and Matriculation and above. It is an important Economic Tables. table indicating employment of persons of diffe. rent educational standards amongst the various (i) GENERAL ECONOMIC TABLES categories of workers. The educational qualifications of available man-power can be assessed with the help 3. There are 9 General Economic Tables in this of this table. series. The first 3 tables distribute the working and non-working population by economic activity correlated Table B-IV with sex, age and edu.cational levels. A more elaborate classification of workers by industry according 7. This table has been presented in three parts. to the Standard Industrial Classification is presented Part A deals with the industrial classification of worker in Table B-IV while it has been shown by occupation of persons at work at household industry separately for in Table B-V. Table B-VI provides information total, rural and urban parts of the district, showing about those occupations of National Classification the figures for divisions and major groups of Indian which attract educated personnel in urban areas. Standard Industrial Classification. Divisionwise figures Another Table B-VII shows the classification of for each tehsil in case of its rural areas are also workers by secondary work and the last two tables shown. distribute the non-workers by sex, age and eight broad classes according to the activities pursued 8. Part B of this table provides the data regarding by them. industrial classification by sex and class of worker of persons at work in non-household industry, trade, Tab1e B-J business, profession or service for total and urban areas of the district by divisions and major groups. 4. This is a basic economic table prepared on the basis of Primary Census Abstract. In this table the 9. In Part C of this table the data has been fur­ population has been divided into nine industrial catego­ nished for industrial classification by sex and divisions, ries of workers based on Indian Standard Industrial major and minor groups of persons at work other Classification and a separate category of non-workers than cultivation for total and urban areas of the (detailed classification of which are available in Table district. Such data for rural part of each tehsil is also B-IX in Part II-B (ii) of State Census Report) further presented in the supplementry table to B-IV Part-C classified into sex and broad age-groups viz. 0-14, 15-34, by divisions only. 35-59 and 60 +. The classification of workers and 10. This table is quite important as it furnishes non-workers by specific age-groups, is a special feature employment position in respect of various sectors of of 1961 Census. The age-groups correspond to the economy not only indicatjng the class of the workers different stages of life which have special significance viz., employer, employee, single worker, family worker with reference to capacity to work viz., children, young but also by different branches of industry according to persons, midd1e aged and elderly persons. Detailed divisions and major groups is Parts A and B and also classification of non-workers is, however, given in by minor groups of Indian Standard Industrial Clnssifi~ Table B-IX. cation in Part C. 5. This table presents data sepaJ'ately for total, rural 11. As the information included in Pa rt C of this and urban population of the district while those table is quite voluminous, the minor groups having for tehsils for rural areas only. Another Table B-II figures less than 1 % of the total workers of the respec­ showing such information for each town is not repro­ tive division (less than 0.5% in case of division 2&3) duced in this book and has been given in Part II-B (i) of have been excluded and relegated to the Appendix atta­ State Census Report. ched to this part of the table. 60

] 2. The Standard Industrial Classification. repro­ 17. In case a worker is engaged in two or more duced as an appendix at the end of note on this series kinds of work, the work consuming the larger portion describes in detail the various codes used for divisions, of time has been treated his principal work while major and minor groups. another consuming larger portion of his time considered his secondary work. Table B-V 18. Part B of this table presents the industrial 13. This is a new table and has been compiled for classification by sex of persons working in non-house­ total and urban population by sex in order to provide hold industry, trade, business, profession or service who information regarding occupational classification in the are also engaged in household industry, Such data has district engaged in production other than cultivation, been presented in this part of the table by principal further classified into divisions and groups on the basis work and additional work based on divisions and major of the National Classification of Occupations. Under groups for the district as a whole while it has been shown each group the detailed occupational families are shown. by divisions only in Case of each tehsil for its rural areas. Families having less than 1 % of workers of the respec­ tive division (less than 0.5% in case of families under division 7~8) are not given in this table but are shown Table B-VIII in an appendix attached at the end of this table. A fly leaf showing appropriate industrial category is also 19. This is a new table prepared for the first time given in place of industrial category appearing in the in the current Census. This table presents the distribu­ table due to insufficient description given in the enume­ tion of unemployed persons aged 15 and above by sex ration slip for industry or coding mistake. The occupa­ and educational levels. It has been compiled into two tional classification of persons engaged in non-agricultural parts. Part A relates to urban areas and is presented pursuits has been further detailed according to various for the district as a whole. Part B relates to rural areas categories of workers. The categories of workers are and is presented upto tehsil level. same as adopted for Primary Census Abstract. 20. The number of unemployed in Part A of this 14. In this table cross tabulation of industry table have been further split up by (i) persons seeking and occupation has been made for the first time employment for the first time and (ii) persons employed while such information was combined in the previous before but now out of employment and seeking work. censuses. The age--groups in the first case are 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34 and 35+ which are modified in the second case as Table B-VI 15-19, 20-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-59 and 60+. 15. This is a new table prepared for the first time in 1961 Census and provides information about those 21. The break-up of educational levels is much occupations which attract educated persennel. It elaborate in Part A which is the same as given in Table has been prepared only for urban areas of the district B-III Part A while such educational levels are confined upto divisional level of the National Classification of only to (i) Primary or Junior Basic and (n) Matricula­ Occupations. The workers under each occupational tion and above, in Part B of this Table. division have been classified by broad age-groups viz.,. 0-14, 15-34, 35-59 and 60 and above. The age-groups have Table B-IX been further classified according to educational levels as adopted in Economic Table B-III Part A. However, 22. This table presents the distribution of non­ the figures for total workers under each occupational working population by broad age-groups and eight division have been provided for total only and not for classes of non-workers based on the recoDlmendation of different age-groups. It may be noted. that total work­ the United Nations Organisation. In this table data has ers for each occupational division in this table corres­ been shown for total, rural and urban areas of the ponds to the total workers of urban areas in Table B-V. district separately and upto tehsil level for rural areas QQ}y. Such information on the non-working popUlation Table B-VII ~ad never been compiled before.

16. This table has been compiled into two parts. J. (ii) HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIC TABLES Part A presents persons working -principally (i) as cultivators (in as agricultural labourers or (iii) at 23. There are 8 Household Economic Tables in this household industry classified by sex and by the nature series compiled in the current Census which is a first of their secondary work (i) at household industry (ii) attempt for collecting economic data on the basis of as cultivator or (iii) as agricultural labourer. Such data households in addition to what is colJected for each hJ.s been presented in this part by divisions and major individual. In a predominantly agricultural State where groups separately for the total, roral and urban parts most of the population is in rural areas and where of the district and by divisions only in case of rural much of the goods produced are consumed by the part of each tehsil. population itself, collection of information purely on the 61 basis of individuals tends to go slightly out of focus (b) entirely held fl em private persons or unless such information is supplemented by information in<;titlltiom f0l' pa),ment in money, kind on economic activities of the household as an entity. A or share, arid decision was, therefore, taken that the information rela­ ting to the economic activities of the majority of house­ (c) partly held from Government and partly holds 'Viz., cultivation activities and household industry from private persons for payment in should be collected at the current Ctnsus. money, kind or share.

24. A household Schedule was used at the Census 30. Abbreviations .(a), (b) and (c) have been used 1961 for this purpose. In the Part I of this Schedule, in place of legends for interest in land cultivated under information on the extent of land cultivated by the column 1 of the table and the same have been spelt household, either owned or held from Government or held out at the bottom of the table. from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share, and extent of land given to Table B-XU private persons for cultivation for payment in money, kind or share was collected. Besides, nature of house· 31. In this table the data has been shown for the hold industry conducted by the household [\nd the district total, rural and urban areas separately and duration of the industry in a year alongwith number of also up to tehsil level for rural areas only. The table family workers and hired workers engaged in cultivation will facilitate a further study of households which are or household industry or in both was also collected. engaged only in cultivation, as each household having a particular size of holding mentioned in Table B-XI 25. All these tables have been prepared on the has been cross tabulated with reference to the number basis of 20% sample of households. of persons working in cultivation. The holding has been grouped into the following size ranges (in Table 8-X acres); less than 1, LO-2.4, 2.5-4.9, 5.0-7.4, 7.5-9.9. 10.0-12.4, 12.5-14.9, 15.0-29.9, 30.0-49.9 and 50+ and 26. This table is prepared on a 20% sample of unspecified. households and is presented for the district total, rural and urban areij-s separately and upto tehsil level for 32. In case of household where more than one rural areas only. The sample households have been person is working, the number of family workers and classified into four categories viz., (i) households engaged hired workers have been separated. Family workers have neither in Cultivation nor Household Industry, (ij) house­ also been separately tabulated by sex. holds engaged in Cultivation only. (iii) households engaged in Household Industry only and (iv) households engaged Table B-XIII both in Cultivation and Household Industry. Thus, the table divides all the households in three important sectors 33. This table is presented separately for rural and of economic activity. urban areas of the district. The table shows the distri­ bution of sample households engaged both in Cultivation 27. Cultivation includes ownership, tenancy cultiva­ and Household Industry classified by size of land tion and agricultural labour. The Household Industry cultivated and by size of Household Industry. The relates to production, processing, servicing or repairing Household Industries have been classified according to and in,cludes making and selling of goods. the code numbers of divisions 0, I, 2 & 3 and their major groups of Indian Standard Industrial Classification Table B-XI (for detailed description see Appendix at the end of the note on this series). It throws light on Household 28. This table presents data for the district total, Industries which are carried on as an ancillary to culti· rural and urban areas separately and upto tehsil level vation in different parts of the district. for rural areas only. In this table a more detailed examination of the cultivating households, which have Table B-XIV been separa ted in the previous table, has been made. Such households have been cbssified according to the size 34. In this table the data has been presented for the of land cultivated and cross tabulated by the interest in total, rural and urban household'l separately for the land cultivated. The sizes of land in acres are given as district and relates to households engaged only in less than 1, 1.0-2.4, 2.5-4.9, 5.0-7.4, 7.5-9.9, 10.0-12.4, Household Industry. The table has been prepared in two 12.5-14.9, 15.0-29.9, 30.0-49.9, 50+ and unspecified. parts:-

29. The interest in land cultivated has been classi­ Part A:-Jt relates to -households c1assifietl by major fied into the following three categories :- groups of principal Household Industry and number of persons engaged in each, grouped under 1, 2, 3-5, 6-10 (a) entirely owned or held from Government, and more than 10 persons. The Household Industries Bika.3 have been classified according to the code number of year and under each category number of households divisions 0, 1, 2 & 3 and their major groups of Indian number of family workers and number of hired workers Standard Industrial Classification (for detailed description are given. This table thus, furnishes important data of code numbers see Appendix at the end of the note on the seasonality of various household industries and on this series). yields inferences on the seasonality of Household Indus.. try with seasonality of Cultivation. Part B:-It relates to households classified by minor groups of principal Household Industry. In cases where 37. The major groups of Household Industry having there are more than one Household Industry under a less than 10% of the figures of the respective division minor group, sub-minor group numbers in four digits which have been omitted from the table are shown in have been given. the Appendix at the end of the table. For detailed description of divisions and major groups of Household Table 8-XV Industry see Appendix at the end of the note on this series. 35. This table has been prepared for households engaged both in Cultivation and Household Industry. Table 8-XVII The data has been shown separately for total, rural and urban areas of the district. Tehsilwise break-ups for 38. The data in this table has been presented sepa­ rural areas only could not be given here due to short rately for the district total, rural and urban areas. The of space, however, the same is available in Part III of family sizes of sample households have been classified State Census Report. In this table, an analysis has been according to single member, 2-3 members, 4-6 members, made of persons working in these households with 7-9 members and 10 members and over. It may be- reference to size of holding. In cases where more than noted that although the 'Census Household' is not exactly one person is employed, the number of family workers the same as 'Family' to the extent that it may also and hired workers are separately given. Similar data in include unrelatea persons residing with the family during respect of households engaged in Cultivation only has the census count, yet this table gives a general idea of already been given in Table B-XII. A comparison bet­ the family sizes as in the majority of families outsiders ween this table and Table B-XII will show how the are likely to be insignificant. combination of Household Industry with Cultivation effects the employment position. This table helps to establish a co-relation between the Household Industry 39. The sample households have also been classified and the scale of Cultivation. by economic activity by work in cultivation or house­ hold industry. Households engaged in cultivation have been further classified by size of land holding. Classifi­ Table B-XVI cation by economic activity as well as by size of land 36. This table is confined only to Household Industry holding is presented only for rural areas while and the data has been presented separately for the classification by size of households is presented for total district total, rural and urban areas. The data in respect and urban areas. of Households engaged in Household Industry only or both in Household Industry and Cultivation are given 40. Separate volumes Part U-B (i) & (ii) for General separately. Household Industry is classified according to Economic Tables and Part III for Household Economic period of working of the industry grouped under 1-3 Tables have been issued in which the various concepts months, 4-6 months, 7-9 months and 10 months to one used, have been discussed in detail. 14tBPENDlX STANDARD INDUSTRIAL 'CIA4SSIFICATION Major 'Minor Major 'Minor Group Group Group Group ,(Code) Description (Code, (Code) Description (Code) 1 2 3 1 2 3

_Division ~Aglieulture, livestock, forestry, fishing and j /umting

00 Field Produce and -Plantatftm Crops 02 F(1'f'estry -tmd Logg;"g...... cone1d. Production of cereal crops (including Bengal Produetion-of gums; reSins, lac, batks, herbs. gram) such as rice, wheat, jowar, bajra maize 000 wildfr.uits and leaves by the .exploitation of forests 025 Production of_pulses. such as arhar, aloong, masur, urd. khesari. other gram 001 Production and gathering of other forest pro­ duets 'not covered -above 026 Production of raw jute and kindred fibre crops 002 03 Fishing Production of raw cotton and kindred Production of fish by fishing in sea 030 fibre crops 003 Production of fish by fishing in inland waters Production of oil seeds. sugarcane and otaer including the operation of fish farms and cash crops 004 fish hatcheries 031 Production of other crops (incJuding vegetab­ Production of pearls. conch, shells, sponges les) Dot covered above oos by gatherin_g or lifting- from .sea, river. pond 032 Production of fruits and nuts in plantation, 04 Livestock and Hunting vines and orchards 006 Production and -rearing of livestock (large Production of wood, bamboo, cane reeds, heads only) mainly for milk and animal thatching grass, etc. 007 power such as cow. buffalo, goat 040 PrOduction of juice by tapping palms 008 Rearing of sheep and production of wool 041 Production of other agricultural produce (in­ Rearing and production of other animals cluding fruits and nuts not covered by code (mainly for slaughter) such as pig 042 number 006 and flowers) not covered above 009 Production of ducks, hens and other sman Ol Plantation Crop~ birds, eggs by rearing and poultry farming 043 Production of tea in plantation 010 Rearing of bees for the prodUction of honey, wax and collection Cl)f honey 044 Production of coffee in plantation 011 Rearing of silk worm and production of Production of rubber in plantation 012 cocoons and raw siJk 045 Production of tobacco in plantation 013 Rearing of other small animals and insects 046 Production of ganja, cinchona, opium 014 Trappmg of animals or games propagation 047 Production of other plantation crops not cover(>d above 015 Production of other animal husbandry prod- ucts such as skin, bone. ivory and teeth 048 02 Forestry and Logging Division I-Mining and Quarrying Planting, replantmg and conservation of for­ ests 020 J 0 Mining and Quarrying Felling and cutting of trees and transporta- Mining of coal 100 tion of logs 021 Mining of iron ores 101 Preparation of timber.. 022 Mining of gold and silver ores 102 Production of fuel including charcoal by ex- ploitation of forest 023 Mining of manganese 103 Production of fodder by exploitation of forests 024 t.4ining of mica 104

Bika. 2-A 64

APPENDIX-Contd. Major Minot Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 1 2 3 1 2 3

DIvision I-Mining and Quarryin,r-concld. 21 Bellerages-concld.

10 Mining and Quarrying-concld. Production of aerated and mineral water •• 214 Mining of other non-ferrous llletaUic ores lOS Production of ice 215 Mining of crude petroleum and natural gas 106 Production of ice cream 216 Quarrying of stone (including slate). clay, sand, Processing of tea in factories 217 gravel, limestone 107 Processing of coffee in curing works 218 Mining of cbemical earth such as soda ash •• 108 Production of other beverages 219 Mining and quarrying of non-metallic produ­ 22 Tobacco Products cts not clasSified above such a~ precious and semi.precious stones. asbestos. gypsum, sulphur. asphalt 109 Manufacture of bidi 220 Divis/on 2&.3-Manufactur/ng Manufacture of Cigars and cheroots 221 20 Foodstuffs Manufacture of cigarette and cigarette toba­ cco " 222 Production of rice, atta, flour etc. by milling dehusldng and processing of crops and food Manufacture of hookah tobacco 223 grains •• 200 Manufacture of snuff 224 Production of sugar aod syrup from sugar­ Manufacture of jerda and other chewing cane in ll'Ims •. 201 tobacco 225 Production of indigenou!! sugar, gur from Manufacture of other tobacco products " 226 sugar cane or palm juice and production of candy .. 202 23 Textile-Cotton Production of fruit products such as jam, jelly, sauce and cdnningand preservation of fruits 203 Cotton ginning, cleaning. pressing and baling 230 Slaughtering. preservation of meat and fish Cotton spinning (other than in mills) 231 and canning of fish 204 Cotton spinning and weaving in mitis 232 Production of bread. biscuits, cake and other Cotton dyeing, bleaching 233 bakery products 205 Cotton weaving in powerlooms 234 Production of butter, ghee, cheese and other dairy products .. 206 Cotton weaving in hand looms 235 Manufacturing of khadl textile in hand looms Production of edible fats and oils (other thah 236 hydrogenated oil) 207 Printing of cotton textile 237 Production of hydrogenated oils (Vanaspall) 208 Manufacturing of cotton nets 238 Production of other food products such as Manufacturing of cotton, cordage, rope and sweetmeat and condiments, muri. murki, twme 239 chira. khOi, cocoa, chocolate, toffee. IOlenge 209 24 Textile-Jute 21 BpveraFu Jute pressing and baling 240 Produclion of distilled spints. wines. liquor from alcoholic malt, fruits and malts in Jute spinning and weaving 241 distillery and bre"ery 210 Dyemg and bleaching of jute 242 Production of country liquor 211 Printi ng of jute textile 243 Production of indi~enous liquor such as tOddy. liquor from mahua. palm juice 212 Manufacture of other Pi oducts like rope, cordage from jute and ~imilar fibre such ~s Production of other liquors not covered above 213 hemD. mesta .. 65'

APP:ENDIX-Contd. Major Minor Major -, Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 1 2 3 1 2 3

25 Textile-Wool 28 Manufacture 0/ Wood and Wooden Products-coDcld. Wool baling and pressing 250 Manufacture of structural wooden goods (incl- uding treated. timber) such as beams, posts Wool cleaning and processing (scouring) 251 doors, windows •• 282 Wool spinning and weaving in mill 252 Manufacture of wooden industrial goods other than transport' equipment such as bobbin and Wool spinning other than in mills 253 similar equipment and fixtures •• : 283 Wool weaving in powerloom 254 Manufacture of other wooden products such as utensils, toys, artwares • • . • . . 284 Wool weaving in handloom 255 Manufacture of veneer and plywood 28S Embroidery and art work in woollen textile .. 256 Manufacture of plywood products such as tea chest 286 26 Textile-Silk Manufacture of boxes and packing cases other Spinning and weaving ofsi1k textile in mill 260 than plywood 287 Dyeing and bleaching of silk 261 Manufacture of materials from cork. bamboo, Spinning of silk other than in mills 262 cane. leaves and other allied products .. 288 Weaving of silk textile by powerloom 263 Manufacture of other wood and allied products not covered above .• 289 Weaving of silk textile by handloom 264 Printing of silk textile 265 29 Paper and Paper Products Manufacture of pulp from wood. rags, Wl'ste Manufacture of silk cordage, rope and twine 266 paper and other fibres and the conversion of such pulp into any kind of paper and paper 27 Textile-Miscellaneous board in mill ...... 290 Manufacture of carpet and aU other simjlar type of textile products Manufacture of pulp from wood. rags, waste­ 270 paper and other fibres and the conversion of such pulp into any kind of paper and paper Manufacture of hosiery and other knitted board handmade •. 291 fabrics and garments ., 271 MaI)ufacture of products, such 8'1 paper bags. Embroidery and making of crepe lace and fringes 272 boxes, cards, envelopes and moulded puip goods from paper, paper board and pulp 292 Making of textile garments including raincoats and headgear ...... 273 30 Printing and Publishing Manufacture of made up textile goods except wearing apparel such as curtains. pillow cases, Printing and publishing of newspapers and peri- bedding materials. mattres, textile bags .. 274 odicals 300 Manufacture of waterproof textile products Printing and publishing of books •. 301 such as oil cloth, tarpaulin 275 All other types of printing including lithography, Manufacture and recovery of all tvpec:; of fibres engraving, etching, block making and orher for purposes of padding. wadding and upho- work cllnnected with printing indulttry • . 302 lstery filling 276 All types of binding, stitching, sizing and other Manufacture ,of coir and coir products 277 allied work connected with binding induslry .. 303 Manufacture of umbrellas .. 278 31 Leather and Leather Products Processinll and manufacture of textile products Currying, tanning and finishing of hides and not covered above 279 skins and preparation of finished leather .. 310 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden Products Manufacture of shoes and other leather foot­ wear .. 311 Sawing and planing of wood 280 Manufac\Use of clothing and wearing apparel Manufacture of wooden furniture and fixtures 281 (except foot"ear) made oflcather and fur . 312 66

AP·PENDD:--Contd. Major Minor Major Minor

3J -Leather a1ld Leather ProdMcts-concld. 34 Non-metallic Mineral Products other tho" ,Petroleum and Coal Manufacture ofleather products (except those covered by code Nos, 311, 9-12), .uch as Manufacture of structural c1ay products such leather upholstery, suitcases., p0cket. books, as bricks. tiles 340 cigarette aDd key cases. purses. saddlery. whip aod other articles • • • • 313 Manufacture of cement and cement, products 341

Repair of shoes and other leatber footwear 314 Manufacture of" lime ~. 342 Repair of an other leather products except Manufacture of structural stone goods, stone footwear 315 dressing and stone crushing 343 32 'Rubber. Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacture of stonewares. other than images 344 Manufacture of tyres and tubes 320 Manufacture of stone images 345 Manufacture of plaster of paris and its Manufacture of rubber footwear 321 products 346

Manufacture of rubber goods used for Manufacture of asbesto~ products 347 industrial purpose 322 Manufacture of mica products 348 Manufacture of all kinds of other rubber products from natural or synthetic rubber 35 Manufacture of earthenware and earthen including rubber raincoat 323 pottery 350 Productions of petroleum, kerosene and Manufacture of chinaware and crockery 351 other petroleum products in petroleum refineries 324 Manufacture of porcelain and its products 352 Production of coaltar and coke in coke oven 325 Manufacture of glass bangles and beads 353

Manufacture of other coal and coaltar Manufacture of gla's apparatus 354 products not covered elsewhere 326 Manufacture of earthen image, busts and 33 Chemicals and Chemical Products statues 355 Manufacture of basic industrial chemicals M mufacture of earthen toys "nd artwares such as acids. alkalis and their salts not exceDt those coverd by code No 355 356 el8(!where specified 330 Manufacture of glass and glass product<; Manufacture of dyes, paints, colours and except optical and photographic lenMll' and varnishes 331 glass products covered above 357 Manufacture of fertilizers 332 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products nm elsewh.:re speCified 359 Manufacture of ammunition, ex.pIOSlve~ and fire works 333 36 Basic Metals and their prnduclS exc"p' Mac­ hinery and Transport Eq'tipment Manufacture of matches 334 Manufacture of iron and s' eel includ IDIl .,mel­ ting, relining. rolling, cIlnvert>ion Into baSIC Manufacture of medicines, pharmaceutical forms such as bIllets, blooms, tubes, rods 360 preparations, perfumes, cosmetics and other toilet preparations except soap 335 Manufacture includlDg smelting, refining of non-ferrous metals and alloys in basic forms 36] Manufacture of soap and other wdshing and cleaning compounds 336 Manufacture of armaments 362 Manufacture of turpentine, synthetic, resin and pla!'tic products and materials (including Manufacture of structural steel products synthetic rubber) 337 such as joist, rail, sheet, plate _. 363 Manufacture of common salt 338 Manufacture of iron and steel furniture 364 Manufacture of other chemicals and chemical Manufacture of brass and bell metal products 365 products not c.JVe'ed above (including inedible oils and fal!» 339 Manufacture of aluminium products 366 67

APPENDIX-Contd. Major MinOt' Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 1 2 :3 2 3

36 Basic Metals and their Products except Mac­ 38 Transport Equipment-concld. hinery and Transport EqUipment-concld. Manufacture of bicycles and tricycles and Manufacture of metal products (other than accessories such as saddle. seat frame, gear 385 of iron brass, bell metal and aluminium) Building and repairing of water transport such as tin can 367 equipment such as ships, boats and manu­ facture of marine engines 386 Enamelling, galvanising, plating (including electroplating) polishing and welding of Manufacture and repair of air transport eq­ metal products 368 uipment including aeroplanes. aeroengines 387 Manufacture of sundry hardwares such as Repairing of bicycles and tricycles 388 G.I. pipe, wire net, bolt, screw. bucket. cu­ tlery (This will also include the manufadure Manufacture of other transport equipment of sundry ferrous engineering products done not covered above such as animal drawn by jobbing engineering concerns which can and hand drawn vehicles 389 Dot be classified in major groups 36, 37, 38 39 Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries and 39) 369 Manufacture of optical instruments and len­ 37 Machinery ( All kinds other than Transport) se&, opthalmic goods and photographic and Electrical Equipment equipment and supplies 390

Manufacture and as~embling of machinery Manufacture of scientific, medical and surgi­ (other than electrical) except textile mach­ cal instruments and equipment and supplies 391 inery 370 Assembling and repairing of watches and Manufacture and assembling of prime mover clocks 392 and boilers, other than electrical equipment, such as diesel engines. road rollers. tractors 371 Manufacture of jewellery. silverware and wares using gold and other precious metals 393 Manufacture of machine tools 372 Manufacture and tuning of musical instru­ ments 394 Manufacture of textile machinery and acc­ essories 373 Manufacture of stationery articles not cov­ ered elsewhere such as pencil, penholder, Manufacture of heavy electrical machinery fountainpen 395 and equipment such as motors, genefators. transformers 374 Manufacture of sports goods 396 Manufacture and repair work of goods not Manufacture of electric lamps and fans .. 375 assignable to any other group 399

Manufacture of insulated wires and cables 376 Division 4-Construction Manufacture of all kinds of battery 377 40 Construction Manufacture of electronic equipment such Contruction and maintenance of buildings as radio, microphone .. 378 including erection, fiooring, decorative constructions. electrical & sanitary install­ Manufacture of electric machinery and app­ ations 400 aratus, appliances not specified above 379 Construction and maintenance of roads. 38 Transport Equipment railways. bridges. tunnels 401 Manufacture, assembly and repairing of Construction and maintenance of telegraph locomotives 380 and telephone lines 402 Manufacture of wagons. coaches. tramways Construction and maintenance of water ways and other rail road equipment other than and water reservoirs such as bund, embank­ that covered by code No. 363 381 ments, dam, canal. tank, tubewells. wells 403 Manufacture and assembling of motor vehic­ Division 5-Electricity, Gas, Water and les of all types (excepting motor engines) 382 Sanitary Services Manufacture of motor vehicles engines parts 50 Electricity and Gas and accessories 383 Generation and transmission electric Repairing and servicing of motor vehicles 384 energy 500 68

APPENDIX-Comd. Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Descript ion (Code) 2 3 1 2 3

SO Electricity ond Gas-concld. Wholesale Trade-concJd.

Distribution of electric energy 501 Wholesale trading in tyres, tubes and allied rubber products 616 Manufacture of gas in gas works and dis· tribution to domestic and industrial con. Wholesale trading in petrol, mobil oil and sumers 502 aUied products 617 51 Water Supply and Sanitary Services Wholesale trading in other household equipmCJCt not covered above 618 Collection, purification and distribution of water to domestic and industrial consumers 510 62 Wholesale trading in bricks, tiles and other building materials 620 Garbage and sewage disposal, operation of drainag(' system and all other types of work Wholesale trading in wood, bamboo, cane, connected with public health and sanitation 511 thatches and similar products 621 Division 6-Trade and Commerce 63 Wholesale trading in paper and other statio­ nery goods 60 Wholesale Trade 630 Wholesale trading in agricultural and industrial Wholesale trading in cereals and pulses 600 machinery equipment and tools and appli· Wholesale trading in vegetables. fruits, ances other than electrical 631 sugar, spices, oil, fish, dairy products, eggs, poultry and other food stuff (not covered Wholesale trtlding in electrical machinery and elsewhere) 601 equipment like motor, battery, electric fan, bulb 632 Wholesale trading in all kind.. of fabrics, and textile products, such as garments, Wholesale trading in aU kinds of transport hessian. gunny bag, silk and woo]enyarn, and slOr... ge eqUipment 633 shirtings, suiting:;. hosiery products 602 Wholesale trading in skins, leather and fur 634 Wholesale trading in beverages, such as tea (leaf) coffee (seed and powder), aerated Wholesale trading in clocks, eye glasses, water 603 frames 635 Wholesale trading in intoxicants, such as wines, liquors 604 Wholesale trading in hardware and sanitary equipment 636 Wholesale trading in other intoxicants such as opium, ganja, etc. .. 605 Wholesale trading in scientific, medical and ~,urgical instruments 637 Wholesale trading in tobacco, bidi, cigare­ Wholesale trading in precious metals and ttes and other tobacco products 606 ~tones, gold and sllver~ares and jewellery 638 Wholesale trading in animals 607 Wlwlesale trading in all goods not covered Wholesale trading in straw and fodder 608 above 639

61 Wholesale trading in medicines and chemi- 64 Re tail Trade cals 610 Retail trading in cereals, pulses. vegetables, Wholesale trading in fuel and lighting pro· fruits, sugar, spices, oIl, fish, dairy produc­ ducts such as coke, coal, kerosene, candle 611 cts, eggs, poultry 640 Retail trading in beverages such as tea (leaf), Wholesale trading in toilets, perfumery and coffee (Seed and powder); aerated water .. 641 cosmetics .• 612 Retail trading in intoxicants such as wines. Wholesale trading in metal, porcelain and liquors 642 glass utensils, crockery, chinaware 613 Retail trading in other intoxicants such as Wholesale trading in wooden, steel and opium, ganja etc. 643 oilier metallic furniture and fittings 614 Retail trading in tobacco, bidi, cigarettes and Wholesale trading in footwear 615 other tobacco products 644 APPENDIX....:-contd. Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Oode) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) I 2 3 1 2 3

Retail Trade-concld. Retail Trade-concld. Retail trading in fuel such as coke, coal, fire­ Retail trading in clock and watch, eye glass, wood aod kerosene 645 fram.e .. •. .• •. . . 684 Retail trading in food stuffs like sweetmeat Retail trading in scientific.· medical and condiments, cakes, biscuits, etc. 646 surgical instruments 685 Retail trading in animals 647 Retail trading in precious stones and jewellery 686 Retail trading in straw and fodder 648 Retail trading, in musical instruments, gramo­ 65 Retail trading in fi~res. yarns, dhoti, saree, phone record, pictures and paintings inclu­ ready made garments of cottOD, wool, silk ding curio ciealinl 687 and other textiles and hOF,iery products, (this includes retail trading in piecegoods BoOk-selling 688 of cotton, wool, silk and other textiles) •• 650 Retail trading in toilet goods, perfumes and Retail trading in goods unspecified 689 cosmetics 651 Retail trading in medicines and chemicals .. 652 69 Trade and Commerce Miscellaneous Importing and exporting of goods and Retail trading in footwear, head-gear such 690 as hat, umbrella. shoes and chappals 653 commodities Real estate and properties 691 Retail trading in tyres. tubes and allied rubber products 654 Stocks, shares and futures 692 Retail trading in petrol, mobiloil and allied Providents and insuraD£CS 693 products 6SS MODeY~ lending ,(jnd1lenoas) 694 66 Retail trading in wooden, steel and other metallic furniture and fittings 660 Banking- and similar type of financial 695 Retail trading in stationery goods and paper 661 operation A IlCtioneering 696 Retail trading in metal, porcelain and glass utensils 662 Distribution of motion pictures 697 Retail trading in earthenware and earthen All other activities connected with trade and toys 663 commerce not covered above, including hiring,out of durabJe goods such as electric Retail trading in other household equipment fan. microphone, rickshaw, etc. 699 not covered above 664 67 Retail trading in bricks, tiles and other Division 7-Transport, Storage and Communication building materials 670 70 Transport Retail trading in hardware and sanitary Transportin, by raHways •• 700 equipment 671 Transportin,'by-tramwayand bus service 70J Retail trading in wood, bamboo cane, bark and thatches 672 Transporting by motor vehicles (other than onuribus) 702 Retail trading in other building materials •• 673 Transporting by-road through other means of 68 Retail trading in agricultural and industrial transport such as hackney carriage, bullock­ machinery equipment, tools and appliances 680 car.t, ekka 703 Retail trading in transport Bnd storage Animal transporting by animals such as horses, equipments 681 elephant, mule, camel •• 704 Retail trading in electrical goods like elec­ Transporting by man sucb as carrying of I ugg­ tric fan, bulb, etc. 682 age, handcart driving, rickshaw pulling, cycle rickshaw driving 70S Retail trading in skins, leather and furs and their products excluding footwear and Transporting by boat, steamer. fcrry. etc. by headgear 683 river oanu, 706 Bika. 4 10

APPENIlIX-Contd. Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Descriptioll (Code) 1 2 3 1 2 3

70 Transport-coneld. 81 Educational and Scientiflc Services-concld.

Transporting by boat, steamer, ship. cargo boat Scientific services and research institutioDs by sea or oCean 707 not capable of olassification under any in­ dividual group .. 812 Transporting by air 708 Transporting by other means not covered 82 Medical and Health Service' above .• 709 Public health and medical services rendered 71 Services inCidental to transport such as packing. by organisations and individuals such as by carting travel agency 710 hospitals. sanatoria. nursing homes, mater­ nity and child welfare clinic as also by hakimi, 72 Storage and Ware Housing unani, ayurvedict allopathic and homeopathic practitioners 820 Operation of storage such as ware-houses 720 Operation of storage such as cold storage 721 Veterinary sel'Vices rendered by organisations and individuals •• 821 Operation of storage of other type 722 83 Reli'gious and Welfare Services 73 Comm'4nication Religious services rendered by religious orga­ Postal, telegraphic, wireless and signal comm- nisations and their establishments maintain­ unications 730 ed for worship or promotion of religious. activities, this includes missions. ashrams Telephone communication 731 and other allied organisations 830 Information and broadcasting 732 Religious and allied services rendered by Division 8~Services pandit. priest, preceptor, fakir, monk .. 831 SO Public Services (This does not include Govt•• Quasi-Govt. or local body activities, other Welfare services rendered by organisations than administrative,in such fields as transport, operating on a non-profit basis for the communication, information and broad­ promotion of welfare of the community such casting, education and scientific services, as relief societies. red-cross organisation for health, industries, production, construction, the collection and allocation of contributions marketing and operation of financial instit­ for charity 832 ution each of which is classilied in the appropriate industry groups.) 84 Legal Services Public Services in Union and State army inclu- ding territorial corps and volunteer corps Legal services rendered by barrister, advocate, SOO solicitor, mukteer, pleader, mukurie, munshi 840 Public service in Navy 801 Matrimonial services rendered by organisa­ Public service in Air Force 802 tions and individuals 841

Public service in Police •. 803 85 Business Services Public service in administrative departments and offices of Central Government 804 Engineering services rendered by professional organisations or individuals 850 Public service in administrative departments and offices of quasi-government organisation, municipalities,local boards, etc. • • 80S Business services rendered by organisations of accountants, auditors. book-keepers or Public services in administrative departments like individuals 851 and offices of State Governments 809 Business services rendered by professional 81 Educational and Scientific Services organisations or individuals such as those Educational services such as those rendered of advertising and publicity agenoies •. 852 by technical colleges, technical schools and similar technical and vocational institutions 810 Business services rendered by professional organisations or individuals such as of those Educational services such as those rendered rendered by news-agency, newspaper corres­ by colleges, schools and similar other insti­ pondent, columnist, journalists. editors, tutions of non-technical type S11 authors 853 ~pPENmX-Concld.

~ajor Minor Major Minor '-Group Group GrotJP Group ,(CQde) Description ,(Code) (Code) :Description •(Code) :I 2 :J 2 3

'86 Community Ser'liees and Trade atld 'Labour ''8'8 Personal'Senl/clI8-eoDcld. Associations 'Services rendered to'households suches those Services rendered by trade associations. by governess, tutor. private secretary 881 chambers, of oommelice. trade unions and similar other organisations SeEvtces, rendered by hotel$. boarding houses, eatiDa Ibouses, cafes, restauraJUS and similar other Of83llisations to . provide lodgina a'J'd ~Scrvices rendered by civic, social, cultural, boarding facilities 882 politi~1 and ftaterm!'1 organisations ..such as . rate payCHs association, club.1librpry .861 Laumh'y seEv.ic..nendere4. I b~ organisations Community services' sll£h as-' those rendered and.. individual•• this, includes all types of by pubJic librarie~, museums,rbotanicaland ,cleaning, dyeing bleaching, dry cleaning, zoolbgical gardens etc. 862 ·ser;wees ' 883

~87 Recreation Services,' I Hair. dressing, other services rendered by or_nj.hon aad individuals, such as those by Production of motion rpicture :an-d allied tbarber, bah'drasing saloon and beauty shops 884 sctvices such as proeessing editing, .etc. . . 810 ~ServiC8Sreadered by portrait and commercial Re¢reation services renderedby.cincma!houses photOiraphic studios 885 b&' exhibition. of motiODipicuuea •. ,811 )89 Services (not elsewhere classifted) tRecreation services,rendered ,?y,organiSations ;and" mdividuals.,sucb;asrtlmso ·of theatres. 8erYices rendered by organisatioDs or indivi­ opera conwames, baUoLand daming Parties. duals not elsewhere classified 890 musicians, exhibitioDB~.circus, carnivals •. ·872 lJiiIilion 9-Actlviriel ,not (adequately described Recreation services rendered' by indoor and outdoor sports by organisations and indivi­ ·,90 Activities unsP"Cifted and not adequately duals including horse. motor, etc, racing 873 described including activities of such indivi­ duals who fail to,pcovide,sufficient informa­ tion abQut Itbeir lindustrial affiliation to ~88 Personal Services enable them ItO! be .classified; 900 Services rendered te households s1ileb as . those .by domestic servants,'woks ,-880 :Fresh_entrantslto ·tbe lLabolir :Market 999

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TABLE B-I~WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS CLASSIFJED

WORKERS

.~ ~- I II III In Mining, Quarrymg. LIvestock, Forestry. Fishing, Hunting, As Plantations. AI Agricultural Orchards and Total Total population Total workers Cultivator Labourer Allied activities Rural Ago- District/Tehsll Urban group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 S 04 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DI"iTRICT Total Total 444,515 232,699 211,816 120,652 54,754 57,962 40,344 653 309 2,028 348 0-14 197,738 103,857 93,881 9,344 6,922 5.940 5.452 93 33 53 20 15-34 141,183 73,811 67,372 63,482 29,288 29,262 22,213 405 178 1.382 258 35-59 81,488 43,167 38,321 40,556 16,389 18,515 11,345 130 83 567 66 60+ 23.681 11,639 12.042 7,255 2,149 4,234 1,330 2S 15 26 4 Age not 425 225 200 15 6 II 4 stated

Rural Total ~t489 134.539 121,950 78,890 49,266 57.293 39.397 626 220 1,891 328 0-14 114.347 59.608 54,739 8,~23 6,704 5.887 5,371 82 18 49 19 15-34 81.472 42.554 38,918 40.731 26.629 28.986 21,733 398 133 1.310 249 35-59 46.284 24,861 21,423 24,381 14,146 18.274 11,006 125 60 511 5R 60+ 13,980 7,302 6,678 5.241 1,781 4.136 1,283 21 9 21 2 Age not 406 214 J92 14 6 10 4 stated

Urban Total 188,026 98,160 89,866 41.762 5,488 669 947 27 89 137 20 0-14 83.391 44.249 39,142 821 218 53 81 11 15 4 15-34 59,711 31,257 28,454 22,751 2.659 276 480 7 45 72 9 35-59 35,204 18,306 16,898 16.175 2.243 241 339 5 23 56 8 60+ 9,701 4.337 5,364 2,014 368 98 4/ 4 6 5 2 Age not 19 11 8 stated

Bikancr Tehsil Rural Total 71,495 37,586 33,909 21.720 13.667 13,842 11 ,055 273 85 1,827 323 0-14 31.006 16.254 14,752 1,859 1.662 1,324 1,496 36 6 2S 14 15-34 23,272 12,314 10,958 11,621 7,192 6,953 5.886 173 48 1,277 249 35-59 13,028 6,908 6,120 6,757 4,]46 4,47] 3,206 48 26 504 58 60+ 4,091 2,065 2,026 1,483 667 1,094 467 16 5 21 2 , ;" c( 98 4S 53 stated

Lunkaranaar Tehai1 Rural Total 53.967 28,329 25,638 16,192 6,561 12,515 5,769 130 13 16 3 0-14 24,559 12,750 11,809 1,706 833 ],365 744 12 3 3 15-34 16.877 8,799 8,078 8A13 3,795 6.377 3,389 79 10 9 35-59 9,690 5,272 4,418 5,145 1.825 4,021 1,559 36 3 4 60+ 2,763 i ,'to I 1,296 923 108 749 77 3 Age not 78 41 37 5 3 statcd 73

BY SEX AND BROAD AGE-GROUPS

-~------_------~------IV V VI VIl VJII IX x

In Manufdcturing In At other than In Tl'lnaport. Household Household In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers

~------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Ma~~~ Females Males Females Males Females District/Tchsil 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 14.605 9.482 4,873 813 4,013 353 9,713 421 7,617 25 19.188 2,659 112,047 157,062 DISTRICf 2,433 1,286 160 31 175 18 173 18 42 275 64 94,513 86,959 7,130 4,629 2,730 381 2,264 186 4,529 142 4,831 14 10.949 1,287 10,329 38,084 4,077 3,053 1,736 364 1,419 140 4,256 215 2,668 9 7,188 1,114 2.61 I 21,932 965 512 247 37 ISS 9 755 46 76 2 172 194 4,384 9,893 2 4 210 194

12,263 8,484 486 164 331 68 1,564 152 860 5 3.576 448 55,649 72,684 Rural 2,371 1,241 25 8 16 5 36 13 1 56 29 51,085 48,035 5,955 4,078 260 84 185 43 779 72 567 3 2,291 234 1,823 12.289 3,168 2.719 168 68 112 20 633 56 287 1.103 159 480 7,277 769 444 33 4 18 116 11 S 2 122 26 2,061 4,897 2 4 200 186

2,342 998 4,387 649 3,682 285 8,149 269 6,757 20 15,6]2 2,211 56,398 84,378 Urbao 62 45 13S 23 159 13 137 5 41 219 35 43.428 38,924 1,175 5S1 2,470 297 2.079 143 3,750 70 4,264 II 8,658 1,053 8,506 25,795 909 334 1.568 296 1,307 120 3,623 159 2,381 9 6,085 955 2,131 ]4,655 196 68 214 33 137 9 639 35 71 650 168 2,323 4,996 10 8

2,916 1,756 263 91 185 27 609 95 415 2 1,390 233 15,866 20.242 Bikflncr TcbsiJ 394 110 12 8 10 2 23 9 34 17 14,395 13,090 1.466 802 145 39 102 16 295 41 275 935 110 693 3,766 ~33 681 88 41 62 9 239 36 138 374 89 151 1,974 223 163 18 3 11 52 9 1 1 47 17 582 1,359 45 53

1,903 686 173 15 40 5 458 8 280 677 62 12,137 19,077 Lunkaransar Tehail 303 78 9 2 3 6 1 6 4 Il,044 10,976 976 348 89 11 26 2 235 3 193 429 32 386 4,283 522 231 67 4 11 188 4 8:, 211 24 127 2,593 102 29 8 29 2 29 2 544 1,188 2 36 37 ':74

"If ABLE B-I-WORKERS AND 'NON-WOltK'ERB iCLASSIFIBJ)

WORfi:RS .I II III In Minins. Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing. Hunting, As Plantations, ·... 5 ,i\lricul tural Orchards and !'fota. Total population Total wotkol's 'Gultivator Labourer rAllied activiti08 !Rural Age- f Diltrict/Tehsil Urban group Persons Males Females Males Females 'Males 'Females Males,Fern~es Males Females J 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 '11 12 13 14

ko)ayat Tehsil Rural Total 47,* 25,71.0 22,288 16,H3 10.736 lAl.J59 _S~17 US '9(;. ·4 0-14 21,046 11,062 9,984 2,1S1 1,513 1.,011 802 20 9 2 1S-34 15,617 8,415 7.202 8.164 5.780 5.169 ~227 77 59. 11 35-59 8,764 4.881 3.883 4,790 3,On ~~35 1,634 17 26 I 60+ 2.546- 1,339 1.207 1,007 368 743 174 I 2 Age Dot 25 13 12 1 :2 stated

'Notha ITehsil Rural Total 83,029 42,914 40,115 '24,865 18,302 2~7f7 rBi17l6 ID11 26 44 2 0-14 37,736 19,542 18.194 2,807 2,696 2.187 2,329 14 3 19 .2 15-34 25,706 13,026 12,680 12,.533 9,862 1().481 9,231 69 16 23

35-59 14.802 7,800 7J 002 7,689 -5.102 6',341 4.607 24 5 .2 60+ 4,5SO 2,431 2,149 1.828 ,638 1,550 565 1 2 .Age not lOS 115 90 .'8 4 t) -4 atated 75

BY SEX AND BROAD AGE-GROUPS-Concld.

WOREERS IV V VI VII vw IX x

In Manufacturina 1ft At other than In Tral1Jport. Household Household In Trade and Storago and In other Industry Industry Construction ComIQcrcc Communications Services Non-workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemalOi Males Females Males Females District/Tehsil IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 4,388 4,646 9 41 60 30 218 8 '1 3 889 75 9,597 11,552 KoJayat Tehan t.107 699 1 2 3 .. S 3 8,911 8.471 2.190 2,402 1 24 30 19 108 2 48 2 S40 45 251 1,422 878 1,356 4 16 2S 11 90 5 22 318 25 91 810 213 187 3 I 3 17 I 1 I 26 2 332 839 .. 2 12 10

3.056 1,396 41 17 46 (; m 41 94 610 78 18,049 11,813 Nokba Tehsil 567 354 3 2 4 3 11 5 16,735 15.498 1.323 526 25 10 27 6 141 26 ,. 387 47 493 2,818 9J5 451 9 7 14 116 11 42 200 21 111 1.900 231 65 4 3 18 I 1 20 5 603 1,511 2 107 86 76

TABLE 8-m PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATDN ,OF WORKERS AND

WORKERS I II III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock. Forestry. Fishing, Hunting, Total Population of Workers As As Agricultural Plantations. Orchards and Non-workers Cultivator Labourer and Allied activities

---~-~--~~- - Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 DISTRICT 89 137 'lD Total 188,016 98,160 89.,866 669 947 '17 89 75 20 Illiterate 114,649 46,953 67.696 468 829 18

Literate (without edu­ 52,065 34A56 17,609 J9() 117 8 36 cational level)

Primary or Junior Basic 12,213 8,743 3,470 6 I 1 4

Matriculation or Higher 6,766 5,931 835 2 15 Secondary

Technical diploma not 21 19 2 equal to. degree

Non-technical diploma 101 75 26 2 I not equal to degree

University degree or 2,041 1,827 214 1 6 post-graduate degree other than technical degree Technical degree or dip­ 170 156 14 .. loma equal to degree or post-graduate degree Engineering 7 7 Medicine 75 63 12 Agriculture 2 2 Veterinary and dairying 1 1 Technology 1 1 Teaching 84 82 2 Otben 77

NON"':'WORKO·S BY EDUCATIONAL LEVELS· IN URBAN AREAS ONLY

WORKERS IV V VI VII vm IX X In Manufacturing other than In Transport, At Household HousehoJd In In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers

-~~~--- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Educational levels 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 DISTRICT 2,342 998 4,387 649 3,682 285 8,149 269 6,757 20 15,612 2,211 56,398 84,378 Total

1,171 962 2,266 601 2,707 284 1,553 238 2,206 13 5,901 1,638 30,588 63,022 Illiterate

1,102 35 1,794 47 783 1 5,294 31 2,678 6 5,573 243 16,998 17,129 Literate (without edu- cational level)

51 204 87 630 536 1,061 104 6.163 3,363 Primary or Junior Basic

15 96 89 532 1.111 1 1,932 132 2,139 702 Matriculation or Higher Secondary

3 2 ]2 1 2 Technical diploma not equal to degree

5 5 49 20 12 6 Non-technical diploma not equal to degree

2 24 12 134 214 949 59 485 155 University degree or post-graduate degree other than technical degree

3 1 5 135 14 11 Technical degree or dip- loma equal to degree or post-graduate degree

3 1 2 1 Engineering 4 48 12 9 Medicine 2 Agriculture 1 Veterinary and dairying 1 .. Technology 82 2 Teaching Others

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TABLE B-m PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF WORKERS AND

WORKERS I II III In Mining. Quarrying, Livestock. Forestry, Fishing, Huntjng. Total Population of Workers and As As Agricultural Plantations, Orchards Non-workers Cultivator Labourer and Allied activities Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 DISTRICT Total 256,489 134,539 121,950 57,293 39,397 626 220 1,891 328 Illiterate 226,798 109.105 117,693 49,621 38,902 584 220 1,422 326 Literate (without educational level) 22,294 19,040 3,254 6,855 459 41 325 2 Primary or Junior Basic 6,322 5.357 965 753 34 1 56 Matriculation and above 1,075 1.037 38 54 2 88

BIKANER Total 71.495 37,586 33,909 13,842 11,055 273 85 1,827 323 Illiterate 62,767 30,089 32,678 12,174 10,899 251 85 1,362 321 Literate (without educational level) 6,440 5,467 973 1,498 141 22 321 2 Primary or Junior Basic 1,849 1,610 239 162 14 56 Matriculation and above 439 420 19 8 I 88

LUNKARANSAR Total 53,967 28,329 25,638 12,515 5,769 130 13 16 3 Illiterate 47,034 22,578 24,456 10,752 5,712 ]26 13 15 3 Literate (without educational level) 3,lls7 3,085 572 1,357 46 4 1 Primary or Junior Basic 3,016 2,417 S99 392 11 Matriculation and above 260 249 11 14

KOLAYAT Total 47,998 25,710 22,288 10,359 5,837 115 96 4 Illiterate 43,264 21,704 22,560 9,084 5.768 110 96 4 Literate (without educational level) 3.852 3,208 644 l,t64 66 S Primary or Junior Basic 722 643 79 ]01 3 Matriculation and above ]60 ISS 5 10 NOKHA Total 83,029 42,914 40,115 20.577 16,736 108 26 44 2 IJ1iterate 73,733 34,734 38,999 17.611 16,523 97 26 41 2 Literate (without educational level) 8.345 7,280 1,065 2,836 206 10 3 Primary or Junior Basic 735 687 48 108 6 1 Matriculation and above 216 21l 3 22 1 79

NON-WORKERS BY EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

WORKERS IV V VI VII VIII IX In l'vfanufacturing other than In Transport, At Household Household In In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers

---~--~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Educational level. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 DISTRICT 12,263 8,484 486 Hi.1 331 61J 1,564 152 860 5 3,576 448 55.649 72,684 Total 11,198 8,398 311 149 263 68 371 143 475 5 1,431 380 43,429 69,102 Illiterate Literate (without 9-t6 79 145 15 63 914 9 250 1,063 29 8,438 2,661 educational level) 114 7 26 4 221 80 408 30 3,684 894 Primary or Junior Ba si 5 4 1 58 55 674 9 98 27 Matriculation and abov,

TEHSIL 2,916 1,756 263 91 185 27 609 95 415 2 1,390 233 15,866 20,242 Total 2,732 1,733 189 87 144 27 229 89 226 2 639 217 12,143 19.218 ll1iterate Literate (without 165 23 63 4 40 320 6 ]27 416 9 2.495 788 educational level) 19 8 43 35 Itl 5 1.176 220 Primary or Junior Basil 3 1 17 27 224 2 52 16 Matriculation and abov

TEHSIL 1,903 686 173 15 40 5 458 8 280 677 62 12,137 19,077 Total 1,679 673 1)9 l3 34 5 44 6 168 242 49 9,419 17,982 Illiterate Literate (without 167 8 57 2 5 259 2 55 177 4 ],003 510 educational level) 57 5 Hi 1 ]27 37 98 6 1,689 577 Primary or Junior Bas. 1 28 20 160 3 26 8 Matriculation and abo1 TEHSIL 4,388 4,646 9 41 60 30 218 8 71 3 889 75 9,597 11,552 Total 4,090 4,600 4 40 50 30 31 7 22 3 302 52 8,007 10,964 Illiterate Literate (without 277 44 4 1 8 144 1 36 305 7 1,265 525 educational level) 18 2 1 2 35 8 156 13 322 6] Primary or Junior Bas 3 8 5 126 3 3 2 Matriculation and abov

TEHSIL 3,056 1,396 41 17 46 6 279 41 94 620 78 18,049 21,813 Total 2,697 1,392 19 9 35 6 67 41 59 248 62 13,860 20,938 Illiterate Literate (without 337 4 21 8 10 191 32 165 9 3,675 838 educational level) 20 1 1 16 43 6 497 36 Primary or Junior Basil 2 S 3 164 1 17 1 Matriculation and abovi

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TABLE B-IV PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY

Branch of Industry Others Total Total Employee Division and Major Group Rural Females of I. S. I. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 DISTRICT 9,482 311 42 14,294 9,440 ALL DIVISIONS T 14,605 8,482 12.263 8,484 80 2 12,183 R 2,111 958 U 2,342 998 231 40 5,727 92 2 10,535 5,725 Division 0 T 10,627 5,675 ]0,413 5,675 55 .. 10,358 R 177 50 U 214 52 37 2 Major Group 02 R 61 61 5,725 04 T 10,566 5,727 92 2 10,474 5,675 55 10,297 5.675 R 10,352 50 U 214 52 37 2 177 1 Division 1 U 4 3 Major Group 10 U 4 3 1 3,758 3,715 Division 2&3 T 3,974 3,755 216 40 1,850 2,809 25 2 1.825 2.807 R 908 U 2.124 946 191 38 1,933 250 1.147 Major Group 20 T 269 1,148 19 , 1 153 1,097 7 .. 146 1,097 R 50 U 116 51 12 1 104 21 U 16 15 22 U 3 3 23 T 550 859 37 5 513 854 R 230 555 8 222 555 U 320 304 29 5 291 299 24 T 7 2 5 R 4 .. 4 U 3 2 1

25 T 345 1,271 36 28 309 1.243 R 188. 847 7 181 847 U }57 424 29 28 128 396 26 R 18 18 27 T 151 94 17 3 134 91 R 48 44 1 48 43 U 103 50 17 2 86 48

28 T 469 25 9 460 25 R 345 16 2 348 16 U 124 9 7 117 9 29 U 8 8 1 30 U 4 1 3 31 T 503 149 25 1 478 148 R 304 lOS 304 lOS U 199 44 25 1 174 43 33 T 11 8 11 8 R 8 8 8 8 U 3 3

34-35 T 220 115 1 1 219 114 R 189 88 .'" 189 83 U 31 32 1 1 30 31 81

TABLE B-IV PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-Concld. Branch of Industry Total Total Employee Division and Major Group Rural Others of I. S 1. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Major Group 36 T 441 71 19 1 422 70 R 156 47 1 U 25S 24 1 185 46 18 237 24 37 U 1 1 38 U 12 5 7 39 T 951 14 44 R 182 7 907 14 U 769 182 7 7 44 725 7 Tebsilwise by Divisions only

BIKANER TEHSIL All Divisions R 2,916 1,756 62 2 2,854 1,754 Division 0 2,379 683 39 2,340 683 2 & 3 537 1,073 23 2 5J4 1,071 LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL All Divisions R 1,903 686 Division 1.903 686 0 ].641 623 1.641 623 2 & 3 262 63 262 63 KOLA Y AT TEHSIL

All Divisions R 4,388 4.646 4,388 4,646 Division 0 3,998 3,249 3,998 3.249 2 & 3 390 1,397 390 1.397 NOKHA TEHSIL All Divisions R 3.056 1,396 11 Division 3,03' 1,396 0 2,395 1,120 16 2,379 1,120 2 & 3 661 276 2 ... 659 276 82

TABLE B-IV PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE

Branch of Industry Total Employer Employee Single worker Family worker Division and Major Total ~------~-- ---~~--- Group of 1. S. 1. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fe:nales Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 $ 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT ALL DIVISIONS T 47,432 4,619 4,816 148 26,981 2,460 14,010 1,595 1,625 416 U 38.724 3,454 4,674 136 21,748 1,905 10,782 1,222 1,520 191 Division 0 T 204 38 4 76 3 109 24 15 JI U 76 20 4 20 2 29 7 13 11 Major Group 00 T 37 3 22 8 4 U 35 3 21 7 4 OJ T 19 18 1 U 2 2 02 T 25 1 23 1 2 U 3 2 I OJ T 1 1 U 1 1 {)4 T 122 37 , 13 2 97 24 11 1 I U 35 20 1 5 2 20 7 9 11 Dlvisilm 1 T 1,824 310 13 1 1,601 301 193 8 17 U 6! JO 42 6 3 Major Group' to T },824 310 13 1,601 301 193 8 17 U 61 10 42 6 3 Divisi{Ht 1&3 T 4,873 813 776 49 1,657 247 2,051 441 389 76 V 4,387 649 759 49 1,574 187 1,676 378 378 35 Major Group 20 T 424 122 103 9 168 20 122 48 31 45 U 417 76 102 9 168 19 116 42 31 6 21 T 32 6 20 5 1 .. U 32 6 20 5 1 22 T 7 1 7 U 7 1 7 23 T 249 65 ]8 1 66 6 ]21 51 44 7 U 244 64 18 1 62 6 120 50 44 7 24 T 16 6 9 1 U 15 6 9 25- T 386 314 46 26 230 145 104 143 6 U 38'0 278 46 26 230 109 98 143 6 26 T 3 1 2 1 1 U 3 1 2 1 1 27 T R93 118 119 8 145 3 551 95 78 12 U 790 75 119 8 144 3 456 54 71 10 28 T 560 5 97 165 2 278 3 20 U 529 5 97 165 2 247 3 20 29 T 46 1 5 20 1 21 U 46 1 5 20 1 21 30 T 153 I 14 1 124 13 2 U J5J 1 }4 1 124- 13 2 31 T 319 22 30 73 9 186 13 30 U 220 11 25 71 9 94 2 30 33 T 47 6 35 3 3 U 47 6 35 3 3 34-35 T 698 148 89 1 282 58 292 79 35 10 U 580 ]25 79 1 207 35 263 79 31 10 36 T 215 8 49 1 90 66 6 10 1 U 190 4 49 1 90 41 2 10 1 37 T 27 13 12 2 U 27 13 12 2 '.' 13

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The following abbreviations have been used:­ HI = Household Industry M _ Males

NHI ::::0 Non~Household Industry F - Females OOS Total NHI(Ml1) Urban NHI(Mll), 006 Total NHI(M4) Hl(Ml) NHI(MS), 376 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHl(Ml). 378 Urban NHI (M3), 007 Total NHl(M3) Urban NHI(M3). 009 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(Ml). 379 Total NHI(M19) Urban Total NHI(MI9) Urban NHI(MI8), 010 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M19), 381 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(M4), 382 Total HI NHI(M2). OIS Total NHI(M17), 020 Total NHI(MIO,Fl) Urban (MI) NHI(MI6) Urban Hl(Ml) NH}(MI6), 383 Total NHI(M7) NHI(MI). 021 Total NHI(Ml). 024 Total HI(M61) NHHMI) Urban NHI(M7), 384 Total HI(M4) NHI(M34,Fl) Urban HI(M4) Urban NHI(Ml), 025 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(MI). 026 Total NHl(M34.Fl), 386 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2), 389 Total NHI(M12). 030 Total NHI(MJ) Urban NHI(MI). 042 Total HI NHI(M13) Urban NHI(MI3). 390 Total HI(MI) NHI(MI) Urban (M2).043 Total HI(M3) NHI(M2,Fl) Urban HI(M2) NHI(M2,FI), HI(MI) NHI(Ml), 392 Total HI(M6) NHI(M39) Urban HI(M6) 048 Total HI(M23,F1) NHI(M2). 101 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(M39). 394 Total HI(M2) Urban HI(M2). 402 Total NHI(M4) NHI(Ml), 103 Total NHI(Ml), 104 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI Urban NHI(M4), 502 Total NHJ(M3) Ueban NHI(M3), .511 Total (M2). 105 Total NHI(M13). 106 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2). NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M3), 601 Total NHI(M34,F2) Urban NHI 201 Total NHI(M3) Urban NHl(M3). 202 Total NHI(M4), 203 (M3I,F2), 603 Total NHI( MS) Urban NHI(M4), 604 Total NHI Total NHI(Ml,F2) Urban NH1(Ml,F2), 204 Total HI(MO Urban (MI4) Urban NHI(M2), 605 Total NHI(M2) Urban Nm(Ml), HI(Ml), 20S Total Hl(M3) NHI(M6,F3) Urban HI(M3) NHI 606 Total NHI(MI7) Urban NHI(M15), 607 Total NHI(M20) (M6.F3). 208 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(MI). 210 Total NHI Urban NHI(M20). 608 Total NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M3).610 (MI) Urban NHI(Ml). 211 Total NHI(M9) Urban NHI(M9), Total NHI(M5) Urban NHI(M5), 611 Total NHI{M3) Urban 212 Total NHI(MIO) Urban NHI(MlO), 213 Total Hl(l\IIl) NHI NHI(M3), 612 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(M4), 613 Total NHI (M8) Urban HI(MI) NHI(M8), 214 Total HI(M3) l"lHI(l\IIl) (MI) Urban NHI(Ml), 614 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(M4). Urban HI(M3) NHI(Ml). 215 Total HI(Ml) NHI(M3) Urban 616 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(Ml), 617 Total NHI(MS) Urban BI(M!) NBI(M3). 216 Total HI(MIO) Urban HI(MIO). 219 Total NHI(M3). 618 Total NHI(Fl) Urban NHI(FJ), 620 Total NHI BI(Ml) Urban BI(MI). 220 Total NHI(M7) Urban NHI(M7), (MI2) Urban NHI(MI2), 621 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2). 225 Total HI(M3) NHl(Fl) Urban llI(M3) NHI(Fl). 230 Total 630 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(M4), 631 Total NHI(M3) Urban HI(M14,F2) NHI(M26,F6) Urban HI(M13,F2) NHI(M26,F6), NHI(M3). 632 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(Ml), 633 Total NHI 232 Total NHI(M42,FJ) Urban NHI(M42,Fl). 234 Total HI{Ml) (MIO), 634 Tota] NHI(M8.FI) Urban NHI(M2), 636 Total NHI NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(Ml), 236 Total HI(M2,F4) NHI(M20,FI) (M3) Urban NHI(M3), 638 Total NHI(M44) Urban NHI(M44). Urban NHI(M20.Fl), 237 Total Hl(M2,F6) NHI(M7) Urban HI 639 Total NH1(M60) Urban NHI(M40), 641 Total NHI(M86.Fl) (MI,F5) NHI(M7), 238 Total NHJ{Ml) Urban NHl(Ml), 239 Urban NHI(M42,FI), 642 Total NHl{M41} Urban NHI(M37), Total HI(Ml.F2) NHI(M29) Urban NHI(M29), 240 Total NHI 643 Total NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M2), 647 Total NHI(M28.F3) (M3) Urban NHI(M3), 241 Total HI(M2) NHI(M5) Urban HI Urban NHI(M14,Fl), 652 Total NHI(M64,FJ) Urban NHI (M2) NHI(M5), 242 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(Ml), 244 Total (M62,Fl), 653 Total NHI(MS2) Urban NHI(M52).654 Total NHI HI(MS) NHI(M7) Urban HI(Ml) NHI(M6), 254 Total HI(Ml) (M10) Urban NHI(MIO), 655 Total NHI(M26) Urban NHI(M24). NHI(M3) Urban HI(MI) NHI(M3). 256 Total HI(MI,FI) NHI 660 Total NHl(M17,Fl) Urban NHI(M15,Fl), 661 Total NHI (M2) Urban NHI(M2). 261 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHJ(MI). (M23,Fl) Urban NHI(M22). 662 Total NHI(MS6) Urban NHI 262 Total RI(Ml3), 264 Total NHI(M2.FI) Urban NHI(M2.FI). (M5S). 663 Total NHI(M8,Fl) Urban NHI(M8.Fl), 664 Total 270 Total HI(Fi) NHI(M38) Urban HI(FI) NHI(M38), 271 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2), 670 Total NHI(M3I) Urban NHI(M30). NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M3). 272 Total HI(M4_F29) NHI(M12,F2) 671 Total NHI(M62) Urban NHI(M55), 672 Total NHI(M55.F9) Urban HI(M4,F6) NHI(MIO,F2), 274 Total HI(MI) Urban HI Urban NHI{M55.F7), 673 Total NHI(MlS) Urban NHI(M8). (MI). 275 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(MI), 277 Total NHI(M8) 680 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(M4), 681 Total NHI(M67) Urban NHI(M8). 278 Total NHI(M6) Urban NHI(M6), 279 Total Urban NHI(M65). 682 Total NHI(M82) Urban NHI(M82), 683 NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(Ml}. 283 Total HI(M4) NHI(M2) Urban Total NHHM70.FI2) Urban NHI(M33), 684 Total NHI(M21) NH1(M2). 284 Tota] HI(M3) NHI(M3) Urban NHI(MJ), 285 Urban NHI(M2I), 685 Total NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M3). 687 Total Hl(M2) NHI(MI) Urban HI(M2), 290 Total NHI(M40,FI) Total NHI(Mll) Urban NHI(Mll). 688 Total NHI(M27,FJ) Urban NHI(M40,FJ), 292 Total HI(M8,FI) NHI(M6) Urban HI Urban NHI(M27,Fl), 690 Total NHI(M8) Urban NHI(M8), 691 (M8,FI) NHI(M6). 300 Total NHl(M5) Urban NHI(M5), 301 Total NHI(M6) Urban NHI(M6). 692 Total NHI(MI9) Urban Total NHI(MI7) Urban NHHMI7). 303 Total HI(M2) NHI(MlO) NHI(MI9), 693 Total NHI(M37,FI) Urban NHI(M37.FJ). 694 Urban HI(M2) NHI(MIO), 313 Total Hl(M18) NHI(MI) Urban Total NHI(M58,F9) Urban NHI(M56,F5). 696 Total NHI(MS) HI(Ml) NHI(Ml), 315 Total HI(M20) NHI(M3) Urban HI(M20) Urban NHI(M5), 697 Totai NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M3). 707 Total NHI(M3). 331 Total NHI(M5) Urban NHI(MS). 332 Total NHI NHI(M3) Urban NHl(M3), 708 Total NHI(M5) Urban NHI(M3). (M6) Urban NHI(M6). 333 Total HI(Ml) NHI(MI6) Urban 709 Total NHI(M20) Urban NHI(Mll). 710 Total NHI(M4) NHI(Mt6), 335 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(M4), 336 Total HI Urban NHI{M4), 721 Total NHI(M9) Urban NHI(M9), 722 Total (MIO,F8) NHI(MI2) Urban HI{M3) NHl(M12), 337 Total NHI NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(MI), 731 Total NHI(M48) Urban NHI (M4) Urban NHI(M4). 341 Total Hl(M2) NHI(M28) Urban (M48). 732 Total NHI(MIO} Urban NHI(M9). 812 Total NHI HI(M2) NHI(M28). 342 Total HI(M2,FI) NHI(M41,FI) Urban (M12,F3) Urban NHJ(MJ2.FI), 821 Total NHI(M76,F2) Urban -HI(M2.Fl) NHI(M41,FI), 343 Total HI(M5) NHI(M30) Urban NHl(M69,FI). 830 Total NHI(MIl9,F8) Urban NHI(M117,F8), HI(M4) NHI(M30). 346 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2}, 353 B32 Total NHI(MIO) Urban NHI(M7), 840 Total NHI(MI39) Total HI(Fl) NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M3). 354 Total NHl(Ml) Urban NHl(M 135), 850 Total NHI(MI3) Urban NHHMlJ), 851 Urban NHI(Ml), 355 Total RI(Ml). 356 Total HI(M7,F8) NHI Total NHHMS5) Urban NHI(M25), 852 Total NHI(M6) Urban (M2) Urban NHI(M2), 357 Total NHl(Ml) Urban NHI(Ml). NHI{M3), 853 Total NHI(M8,FI) Urban NHI(M7.FJ). 860 Total 361 Total Hl(M34.F6), 362 Total Hl(M9,F2), 363 Total NHl{MI) NHI(Ml:!) Urban NHI(M12). 861 Total NHI(M41,FS) Urban Urban NHI(Ml), 364 Total 1I1(M5) NHI(M7) Urban HI(M5) NHI(M22,F4), 862 Total NHI(M69,F6) Urban NHI(M67,F6). NHI(M7). 367 Total HI(Mf) NHI(M3) Urban HI(MI) NHI(M3). 870 Total NHI(MIO) Urban NHI(M3), 871 Total NHI(M47.F5) 368 Total HI(M3) NHI(M25) Urban HI(H3) NHI(M2S). 373 Total Urban NHI(M46.F3), 88t Total NHI(MI5,F5) Urban NHI(M6,F4), NHI(Ml) Urban NHl(MI). 375 Total Hl(MI) NHI(MS) Urban 885 Total NHI(M60,Fl) Urban NHI(M58,FI). 89

SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE TO TABLE B-IV PART-C TehsUwise Industrial cltisificatioo by sex and divisions of persons at work other th.. cultivation in rural areas ooly Workers at Worker. in Non- Branch of Industry Total Workers Household Industry Household Industry etc. Division of I.S.I.e. Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

BIKANER TEHSIL

All Di,isions Total 10,132 7,60S 2.527 2.916 1,756 4,689 771 D~vision 0 3,145 2,449 696 2,379 683 70 13 1 2.067 1,757 310 1.751 310 2&3 1,964 800 1,164 537 1,073 263 91 4 212 185 27 18S 21 6 734 609 95 609 95 7 417 415 2 415 2 8 1,623 1,390 233 1,390 233 LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL

All Divisions Total 4,326 3.547 779 1,903 686 I.S44 93 Division 0 2,281 1.655 626 1,641 623 14 3 1 2 2 2 2&3 513 435 78 262 63 173 15 4 45 40 5 40 5 6 466 458 8 458 8 7 280 280 280 8 735 673 62 673 62 9 4 " 4 KOLA Y AT TEHSIL

All Divisions Total 10.442 5.639 4.803 4.388 4.646 1,251 157 Division 0 7,251 4,002 3,249 3,998 3,249 4 2&3 1.837 399 1,438 390 1.397 9 41 4 90 60 30 60 30 5 6 6 6 6 226 218 8 218 8 7 74 71 3 71 3 8 958 883 75 883 7S

NOKHA TEHSIL

All Db-bloDs Total 5,720 4,180 1,540 3,056 1.396 1,124 144 DivisioD 0 3.S57 2,435 1,122 2.395 1,120 40 2 1 4 4 4 2&:3 995 102 293 661 276 41 17 4 52 46 6 46 6 S 1 1 I 6 320 219 41 279 41 7 94 94 92 8 690 612 78 612 78 9 7 7 7 .90

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7

DISTRICT All 01,,1.10115 Tot.1 76,138 62.037 14,101 45,518 41,066 4,452 UI 2.376 2,028 348 1~7 137 20 IV 24,087 14,605 ',482 3,340 2,342 998 V 5.686 4,873 813 5,036 4,387 649 VI 4,366 4,013 353 3,967 3,68:1 285 VO 10.134 9.713 421 8,418 8,149 269 vm 7,642 7,617 2S 6,777 6,757 29 ]X 21,847 19.188 2.659 17,823 15,612 2,211

• Divllio. () Professional. Technical and Related Workers

Total 4.538 3.917 621 3,609 3.079 530 III 6 6 6 6 Y 41 41 41 41 YI 41 41 41 41 VII 23 22 J 23 22 1 J'1l1 67 67 67 67 IX 4,360 3,740 620 3.431 2.902 529

Group 00 Architects. Engineers and Surveyors

Total 197 197 143 143 III 4 4 4 4 VI 25 25 , 2S 25 VII 1 I 1 1 VIn 14 14 14 14 IX 153 153 99 99 Family 001 Civil Engineers (including Overseers) Total 52 52 51 51 III 1 I J 1 VI 23 23 23 23 VIII 4 4 4 4 IX 24 24 23 23 Family 007 Surveyors

Total 118 118 65 65 IX 118 118 65 65 Group 01 Physicists, Chemists. Geologists and Other Physical Scientis-.

Tota) 12 10 2 6 4 2 m 1 I I 1 VII I I 1 1 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 8 6 2 2 2 91

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. , Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Millea Females

1 2 3' 4 ~ 6 7 Group 02 Biologists. Veterinarians, A,ronomists and Related Scientists

Total 17 17 15 15 •• IX 17 17 .. IS U ." Group 03 Physicians, Suraoons and Dcntists Tota) 2S9 238 21 203 til %. VII 3 3 3 3 ... VIII I 1 1 1 IX 2SS 234 21 199 17~ .20

Family 030 Physicians and Surgeons. Allopathic

Total 86 71 15 82 61 (S VIII I 1 1 1 IX Ss 70 is 81 66 J$

Family 031 Physicians. Ayurvedic

Total 135 1 J 1 4 109 lOS .4 VII 3 3 3 3 IX 132 128 4 106 10.2 4

Group 04 Nurses, Pharmacists and Other Medical and Health Technicians

Total 503 351 136 481 356 t2S VIII 9 9 9 9 IX 494 358 136 472 341 filS

Family 040 Nurses

Total 146 60 86 140 60 :80 IX 146 60 86 140 6Q ;.8. Family 042 Nursing Attendants and Related Workers

Total 53 34 19 52 3J 119 IX 53 34 19 52 3l 119

Family 043 Pharmacists and Pharmaceutical Tecbnicians Total 261 255 6 2'3 24' ,6 VIII 9 9 , 9 IX 2.52 246 6 24" lBS .'6

Group OS Teaehers

Total 2,143 1,715 368 I.S6O 1,231 321 VIII 4 4 4 IX 2,139 1,771 368 1.5" 1.229• 127 92

TABL8 ·B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 050 Teachers, University Total 159 122 37 158 122 36 IX 159 122 37 158 122 36

Family 051 Teachers. Secondary Schools

Total 345 308 37 332 302 30 IX 345 308 37 332 302 30

Family 052 Teachers. Middle and Primary Schools

Total 1,244 996 248 911 679 232 VIII 4 4 4 4 IX 1.240 992 248 907 675 232

Family 059 Teachers, n. e. c.

Total 392 348 44 157 130 27 IX 392 348 44 IS7 130 27

Group 06 Jurists

Total 148 146 2 144 142 2 IX 148 146 2 144 142 2

Family 06] Legal Practitioners and Advisers

Total 111 llO 1 107 106 I IX III 110 107 106 1

Group 07 Social Scientists and Related Workers

Total 166 164 2 144 143 1 III 1 1 1 I V 41 41 41 41 VI 2 2 2 2 Vll 17 17 17 17 VIII 13 J3 13 13 IX 92 90 2 70 69 1

Family 071 Accountants and Auditors

Total 122 122 121 121 III I V 41 41 41 41 VI 2 2 2 2 VII 17 17 .. 17 17 VIII 13 13 13 13 IX 48 48 47 47 93

TABLE B-V-OCCUPA:rIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTWATION-Contd. Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban ------Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Group 08 Artists. Writers and Related Workers, n. e. c.

Total 264 205 59 158 134 24 IX 264 205 S9 158 134 24

Family 086 Musicians and Related Workers

Total 223 168 55 118 98 20 IX 223 168 SS 118 98 20 Group 09 Draughtsmen aod Science and Engineering Technicians. n. e. c.

Total 97 93 4 97 93 4 VI ]4 ]4 14 14 VII J 1 1 I VIII 24 24 24 24 IX 58 55 3 58 5S 3 Family 090 Draughtsmen Total 63 61 2 63 61 2 VI 14 14 14 14 VII 1 1 1 J IX 48 47 1 48 47 I

Group OX Other Professional, Technical aoei Related Workers

Total 732 705 27 658 633 2S IX 732 705 27 658 633 25 Family OXO Ordained Religions Workers Total 594 575 19 525 50S 11 IX 594 575 19 525 503 17 Family OX2 Astrologers, Palmists and Related Workers

Total 90 90 86 86 IX 90 90 86 86 • Division 1 Administrative. Executive and Managerial Workers

Total 1.315 1.288 27 1,177 1,157 20 III 19 19 6 6 .. IV 62 57 5 62 57 .i V 122 118 4 122 118 4 VI 134 134 127 127 Vll 6'! 62 49 49 Vll1 98 96 2 95 94 I IX 8/8 802 16 716 7(J6 J(j Group 10 Administrators and Executive Officials. Government

Total 616 602 14 514 S06 :8 IX 616 602 14 514 S06 Bika. 7 • 9.41

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIV ATION-:Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females t 2 3 4 5 6 7

Fami1y 100 Administrators and Executive Officials" Central Government

Total 45 45 4S 4S IX 4S 45 45 45

Family 101 Administrators and Executive Officials. State Government

Total 312 307 5 276 272 4 IX 312 307 5 276 272 4

Family 102 Administrators and Executive Officials, Local Bodies

Total 22 20 2 20 18 2 IX 22 20 2 20 18 2 Family 103 Administrators and Executive Officials, Quasi-Government Total 24 24 ·. IX 24 24

Family 104 VilJage Officials Total 210 203 7 171 169 2 IX 210 203 7 171 169 2

Group 11 Directors and Managers, Wholesale and Retail Trade Total 21 21 13 13 VII 21 21 13 13 ·. Family 110 Directors and Managers, Wholesale Trade Total 21 21 13 13 ·. VII 21 21 13 13

Group 12 Directors. Managers and Working Proprietors, Financial Institutions Total 26 26 22 ::!2 VII 26 26 22 22 Family 120 Directors, Managers and Workine Proprietors, Banks Total 19 19 J9 J9 VII 19 19 19 19

Group 13 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors. Other

Total 652 639 13 628 616 12 III 19 19 6 6 IV 62 57 5 62 57 5 V 122 118 4 122 118 4 VI 134 134 127 127 VII 15 15 14 14 VIII 96 96 2 95 94 1 IX 202 200 2 202 200 2 95

TABLE B-V-OCCtJPATlONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 131 Directors. Managers and Working Proprietors. Construction Total 129 129 122 122 VI 129 129 122 122 Family ]33 Directors. Managers and Working Proprietors, Manufacturing Total 18) 174 9 183 J74 9 IV 62 57 5 62 57 S V 121 117 4 121 117 4 Family ]34 DirectorS, Managers and Working Proprietors. Transport and Communication Total 92 90 2 89 88 1 VIII 92 90 2 89 88 I Family 135 Djrectors. Managers and Working Proprietors, Recreation Entertainment and Catering Services Total 188 186 2 188 186 2 VIII 6 6 6 6 IX 182 180 2 182 180 2 Family 136 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors. Other Services Total 22 22 22 22 VII 12 12 12 12 IX 10 10 10 10 Family 139 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors. n. e. c. Total 31 31 19 19 III 13 13 2 2 V 1 1 1 VI 5 5 5 5 VII 3 3 2 2 IX 9 9 9 9 • Division 2 ClericaJ and Related Work us Total 6.302 6,159 143 5.489 5.366 123 III 102 102 20 20 IV 15 /5 13 13 V 172 171 I 171 170 1 VI /49 148 J 147 146 } VII 888 887 J 808 807 1 PIll 1,257 1.257 1.202 1.202 IX 3,719 3,579 140 3,OOB 3.008 120 Group 20 Book-keepers and Cashiers Total 1.263 ].265 3 l.l61 1.158 3 III 10 10 3 3 IV 6 6 6 6 V 90 89 90 89 VI 14 14 14 14 VII .599 599 552 552 VIII 66 66 60 60 IX 483 481 2 436 434 2 Bib. 7-A 96

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males, Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 200 Book-Keepers, Book-Keeping and Accounts Clerks

Total 1.104 1,102 2 1.Ot5 1.013 2 III 10 10 3 3 IV 6 6 6 6 V 80 79 1 80 79 1 VI 14 ]4 14 14 VII 545 545 507 S07 VIII 43 43 42 42 IX 406 405 1 363 362 1

Family 201 Cashiers Total IS4 IS3 1 141 140 1 V 10 10 10 10 VII 54 54 4S 45 VIII 17 17 17 17 IX 73 72 1 69 68 1

Group 21 Stenographers and Typists

Total 110 lOS 2 101 100 1 III 5 5 2 2 VI 4 4 4 4 VIII 22 22 22 22 IX 79 77 2 73 72 1

Group 22 Office Machine Operators Total 25 25 21 21 VII 16 16 16 16 IX 9 9 5 5 Group 28 Clerical Workers, Miscellaneous Total 2,853 2,838 ]5 2,532 2.522 10 III 65 65 14 14 IV 1 V 5f 51 50 50 VI 70 70 69 69 VII 202 202 169 169 VIII 80S 808 793 793 IX 1,656 1,641 15 1,437 1,427 10 Family 280 General and Other Ministerial Assistants and Clerks Total 2,605 2,592 13 2,375 2,366 9 III 57 57 9 9 V 37 37 37 37 VI 69 69 69 69 VII 170 170 169 169 VIII 759 759 744 744 IX 1,513 1,500 13 1.347 1.338 9 97

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 289 Miscellaneous Office Workers including Record i

Group 29 Unskilled Office Workers

Total 2,046 1.923 123 1,674 I.S6S t09 HI 22 22 1 1 IV 8 8 1 7 V 31 .31 31 31 VI 61 60 1 60 59 1 VII 71 70 1 71 70 1 VIII 361 361 327 327 IX 1,492 1,371 121 ] .. 177 1.070 107

Family 290 Office Attendants, Ushers. Han Porters etc., n. e. c.

Total 2.046 1,923 123 1.. 674 1,565 109 III 22 22 1 I IV R 8 7 7 V 31 31 31 31 VI 61 60 1 60 59 1 VII 71 70 I 71 70 I VIII 361 361 327 327 IX 1.492 1,311 121 1.177 1,070 107

• Division 3 Sales Workers

Total 8,945 8,567 378 7,437 7.195 242 IV 7 5 2 7 5 2 V 65 63 2 65 63 2 VII 8.808 8.434 374 7,319 7,075 238 Vlll 34 34 34 34 IX 31 31 18 18

Group 30 Working Proprietors, Wholesale and Retail Trade

Total 6,919 6,631 288 5,590 5,392 198 VII 6,893 6.605 288 5,564 5,366 198 VIII 17 17 17 11 IX 9 9 9 9 98

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persom; Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 300 WoRing proprietors, Wholesale Trade

Total 932 925 7 719 718 1 VU 932 925 7 719 718 1

Family 301 Working Proprietors, Retail Trade

Total 5,987 5706 281 4.871 4,674 197 vn· 5.961 5,680 281 4.84S 4,648 197 VIII 17 17 17 17 IX 9 9 9 9

Group 31 Insurance and Real Estate Salesmen~ Salesmen of Securities and Services and Auctioneers

Total 76 60 16 57 41 16 VII 63 47 16 57 41 16 IX 13 13

Group 32 Commercial Travellers and Manufacturers Agents

Total 226 226 186 )R6 V 1 I VII 216 216 176 ]76 IX 9 9 9 9

Family 321 Manufacturers' Agents

Total ]87 187 IR5 ]SS VII 178 178 176 176 IX 9 9 9 9

Group 33 Salesmen, Shop Assistants and Related Worken

Total 1,617 1,588 29 1,54~ 1,514 26 IV 7 5 2 7 5 2 V 64 62 2 64 62 2 VII 1,529 1.504 25 ] .452 1,430 22 VIII 17 17 17 17

Family 330 Salesmen and Shop Assistants, Wholesale and Retail Trade

Total 1,236 .,230 6 1,202 1,198 4 IV 7 5 2 7 5 2 V 54 52 2 54 52 2 VII 1,171 1.169 2 ],137 ],137 VIII 4 4 4 4 99

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF fERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 331 Hawkers. Pedlars and Street Venders

Total 375 352 23 333 311 22 V 10 10 10 10 VII 357 334 23 315 293 22 VIII 8 8 8 8

Group 34 Money-Lenders and Pawn-Brokers

Total 107 62 45 64 62 2 Vll 107 62 45 64 62 2

Family 340 Money Lenders (including Indigenous Bankers)

Total 104 59 4S 61 59 ·2 VII 104 59 45 61 59 2

• Division 4 Farmers, Fishermen, Hunters. Loggers and Related Workers

Total J7.606 11,025 6,58/ 464 388 76 III 219 180 39 78 58 20 IV 17,12P lJ.620 6,500 263 210 53 V 51 10 41 12 10 2 VI 6 6 6 6 Vll 93 93 Vlll 21 21 12 12 IX 96 95 I 93 92 1

Group 40 Farmers and Farm Managers • Tolal 32 25 7 32 25 7 I1r 10 9 I 10 9 1 IV 22 16 6 22 16 6

Group 4] Farm Workers Total ]7.443 10,869 6,574 427 358 69 HI 171 :;:133 38 63 44 19 IV 17,098 10,604 6,494 241 194 47 V 51 ]0 41 12 10 2 VI 6 6 6 6 VIII 21 21 12 12 IX 96 95 1 93 92 1

Family 411 Farm Workers. Animals, Birds and Insects Reariog

Total 17.192 10,621 6,571 282 215 67 III J 16 79 37 41 22 19 IV 17,033 10,539 6,494 237 190 47 v 43 3 40 4 3 1 100

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS 'AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Group 42 Hunters and Related Worken

Total 6 6 4 4 III 6 6 4 4

Group 44 Loggers and Other Forestry Worker.

Total 125 125 I J DI 32 32 J 1 VII 93 93

D;-p;8ion 5 J Miners. Quarrymen and Related Workers

Total 980 877 103 ]/ II 111 980 877 103 11 11

Group SO Miners and Quarrymen

Total 926 823 103 III 926 823 103

Family SOO Miners

Total 3e7 322 S III 327 322 ,

Family SOl Quarrymen

Total S39 441 98 III S39 441 98

Family S02 Drillers. Mines and Quarries

Total 60 60 III 60 60

Group S9 Mioers, Quarrymen and Related Workers, n. e. c.

)) Total S4 S4 o· 11 III §4 S4 11 11

FamiJy 590 Miners. Quarrymeo and Related Workers, n. c. c.

Tota) 54 S4 11 Jl III S4 S4 11 11 101

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban

- - -~ - --~--~- ~-~ --- - ~- _------Category Persons Males Females Persons. Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... Division 6 Workers in Transport and Communication Occupations Total 2,915 2,909 6 2.438 2,432 6 TIl 53 53 1 1 Vl 22 22 22 21 Vlf 2/ 21 21 21 Vlll 2,665 2,659 6 2,258 2,251 6 lX 154 154 136 136 Group 61 Deck and Engine-Room Ratings (Ship), Barge Crews and Boatmen Total 10 10 10 10 VIII 10 10 10 10 Group 63 Drivers and Firemen, Railway Engine Total 205 205 183 183 VIII 205 205 183 183 Family 630 Drivers Total 92 92 78 78 VIII 92 92 78 78 Family 631 Firemen Total 113 113 lOS lOS VIII 113 113 105 lOS Group 64 Drivers, Road Transport Total 1,838 1,835 3 1,609 1,606 1 III 53 53 1 1 VI 22 22 22 22 VII 21 21 21 21 VIII 1,600 1,597 3 1,441 1,438 1 IX 142 142 124 124 Family 641 Motor Vehicle and Motor Cycle Drivers Total 500 500 402 402 III 22 22 VI 8 8 8 8 VIII 393 393 327 327 IX 77 77 67 67 Family 643 Animal Drawn Vehicle Drivers Total 1,001 998 3 926 923 3 III 4 4 1 1 VI 12 12 12 12 VIII 985 982 3 913 910 1 Family 649 Drivers. Road Transport. n. e. c. (including }laUd and DoH Bearers) Total 335 335 281 281 III 27 27 VI 2 2 2 2. VII 21 21 21 21 VIII 220 220 201 201 IX 65 65 57 57 Bika 23 102

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. TotaJ Workers Division. Group and Famny Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 s 6 7

Group 6S Conductors. Guards and Brak6smen (Railway) Total 46 44 2 45 43 2 VIII 46 44 2 45 43 2 Family 651 Guards Total 41 41 41· 41 VIII 41 41 41 41 Group 66 Inspectors, Supervisors, Traffic Controllers and Despatchers. Transport

Total 339 338 1 220 219 VIII 339 338 I 220 219 Family 660 Inspectors, Supervisors, Station Masters and Permanent Way In5pectors

Tota) 113 113 81 81 VIII 113 113 81 81 FamiJy 662 Signalmen and Pointsmen

Total 225 224 139 138 1 VIII 225 224 139 138 1 GJ'oup 67 Telephone, Telegraph and Related Telecommunication Operators

Tota) 86 86 86 86 VIII 74 74 74 74 IX 12 12 12 12

Family 670 Telephone Operat

Total 62 62 62 62 Vln 50 50 50 50 IX 12 12 12 12 Group 68 Postmen and Messengers

Tota) J22 ]22 103 103 VIII 122 122 ]03 103 Family 630 Postmen

Total 106 106 95 95 VIII 106 106 95 95 Group 69 Workers in Transport and Communication Occupations, n. e. c. Total 269 269 182 182 VIII 269 269 182 182 Family 690 Ticket Sellers. Ticket Inspectors Including Ushers and Ticket CoUectors on Moving Transport

Total 66 66 64 64 VIII 66 66 64 64 103

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

• .I. - ,. To,tal Worke'rs Division, Group i I • and family Total Urban caf~gory Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 692 Workers in Transport Occupations, D.e.c. 1'otal,:: 132 132 63 63 VIl~:- 1'32 132 63 63

I Family 693 Inspectors, Traffic Controllers ana Despatchers, Communication Tot'll} 137 37 i1.7 27 \ VIII '37 37 !2.7 27 • Division 7-8 Craftsmen, Prodilclion Process Workers and Labourers, n. e. c. Total " 24,'868 19;9112 4,926 "11/,089 15,859 I 2,230 III 877 '671 ' ')06 27. 27 IV 6,881 3,907 2,974 2,993 2,056 937 V 5,198 4.436 762 4.588 3,951 637 VI 3,980 3.629 351 3,590 3,307 283 Vll 170 126 44 138 lIO 28 VITI 3,062 3,048 14 2,701 2,69/ 10 IX 4,700 4,125 575 4,052 3,717 335 Group 70 Spinners, Wiavers. Knitters, Dyers and Related Workers ..: ~! n 'Total 3.540 1,403 2,137 1.712 973 739 IV 2,678 891 1,787 863 474 389 V 844 512 332 831 499 332 VII 18 18 18 18 Family 700 Fabre Preparers; Ginners, Cleaners. Scourers, e. t.c." '

TO~;;tl' , ; 647 248 399 645 246 399 IV . 216 33 183 214 31 183 V 431 215 216 431 215 216 Family 702 Spinners. Piecers and Winders

Totar t~143 '114' 1.029 245 44 201 IV 1,017 76 941 119 6 113 V 109 38 71 109 38 71 VII 11 17 11 11 , ' Family 704 Drawers and W;eavers

Total 796 432 364 192 116 16 IV 671 311 354 80 74 6 V. 124 115 9 III 102 9 Vil I 1 1 1 Family 706 Bleachers. Dyers and Finishers (excluding Printers)

Total 666 4'24 242' 444 404 40 IV 576 360 216 354 340 14 V: 90 64 26 90 64 26 104

TABLE 8-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 • f ' Family 709 Spinners, Weavers. Knitters, Dyers and Related Workers, n. e. c.

Total 284 183 101 186 103 83 IV 194 103 91 96 23 73 V 90 80 10 90 80 10

Group 71 Tailors. Cutters. Furriers and Related Workers

Total 1,511 ),011 500 1,234 857 377 IV 505 160 345 424 121 303 V 999 845 154 804 731 73 VIII 7 6 1 6 5 1 Family 710 Tailors, Dress Makers and Garment Makers

Total 1.481 1 1,010 471 1,230 857 373 \ ,. t~ IV 479 159 320 424 . 121 303 V 995 845 150 800 731 69 VIII 7 6 1 6 5 1

Group 72 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sewers (Except Gloves Garments) and Related Workers

Total 1,078 835 243 522 400 122 IV 726 501 225 283 168 115 V 351 333 18 239 232 7 VII 1 1

Family 720 Shoe Makers and Shoe Repairers

Total 755 605 150 508 387 121 IV 452 319 133 283 168 lI5 V 303 286 17 225 219 6

Group 729 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sewers (Except Gloves and Garments) and Related Workers, D.e.c. . Total 307 214 93 14 13 1 IV 258 166 92 V 48 47 1 14 13 I VII 1 1

Group 73 Furnacemen. Rollers. Drawers, Moulders and Related Metal Making and Treating Workers

Total 719 651 68 4661 447 19 III 2 2 455 IV 395 60 229 215 14 V 163 155 8 . : 145 140 S VI S 8 8 8 VIII 91 91 84 84 - 105

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Div~on. Group -a . Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 733 Blacksmiths. Hammersmiths and Forgemen

Total 697 629 68 447 428 19 III 2 2 IV 455 395 60 229 215 14 V ]63 ]55 8 145 140 5 VI 8 8 8 8 VIII 69 69 65 6S

Group 74 Precision Instrument Makers, Watch Makers, Jewellers and Related Workers

Total 1.347 1.339 8 1,070 1.069 1 IV 874 867 7 689 689 V 469 468 1 381 380 1 VII 4 4

Family 741 Jewel1ers. Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Total 1.295 1,287 8 1,0]8 ],017 IV 868 86J 7 683 683 V 423 422 1 335 334 I VI 4 4

Group 75 Too)~Makers. Machinists, Plumbers. Welders. Platers and Related Workers

Total 1,969 1.949 10 1.873 1.855 18 III 49 49 2 2 IV 95 81 14 82 70 12 V 274 271 3 274 271 3 VII 36 36 _35 35 .... VIII 1.140 1.139 1 1.124 1.123 I IX 375 373 :2 356 354 2 Family 750 Fitter-Machinists. Tool-makers and Machine Tool Setters

Total 338 336 2 281 279 2 III 38 38 IV I I V 2 2 2 2 VIII 288 288 274 274 IX 9 9 5 5 Family 751 Machine Tool Operators

Total 313 312 I 304 303 I III 6 6 IV 3 3 3 3 V 45 45 4S 45 VIII 145 145 145 145 IX 114 113 1 111 110 I 106

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK .O'fHER~, THt\N CULTIVATION-Contd. " " \ . Totah W'Otkecs ' Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Ma~ Females

1 ' ., '" 4 I 5 F 6 2 3 "

Family 752 Fitter-Assembelers and Machine Erectors (except :Electrical and Precision Instrument Fitter-Assembler)

523 523 ~L.~ .516, . , ~. I" Total ,{, ,. III 3 3 1 1 IV 2.' 2 2 2 VIII 432 432 431 431 IX 86 86 82 82 Family 753 Mechanics-Repairmen (except Electrical and Precision Instrument Repairmen)

Total 6ro - '608 2 ,I .- . 601 599 2 111 I I I IV 12 12 12 12 V 227 226 t 227 226 I VII 36 36 35 35 VIII 226 225 1 226 225

IX 108 108 ; 100 100 Group 76 Electricians and Related Electrica-i and Electronics Workers

Total 509 499 10 ~88 478 JO III 7 7 IV 2 2 2 2 V 71 62 9 71 62 9 VI 9 9 9 9 VIII 131 131 129 129 IX 289 288 1 277 276 1 Family 760 Electricians, Electrical Repairmen and Related Electrical Workers

" I; ,Total 209 ,,' lOO, ,9 203 194 III " 2 2 V 42 33 9 42 33 9 VI 2 2 2 2 VIII 40 40 40 40 IX \\ 123 123 119 119

Family 761 Electrical and Electronics Fitters' Totalll 190 190 181 181 III I 1 ,<)u V 18 18 18 18 VIn 6 66 66 66 IX 105 105 97 97 Group 77 Carpenters. 'Jbiners, Cabinet Makers. Coopers and ReJated Work~Hi Total 1.137 1.135 ,2> " 776 774 2 III 26 26 IV 401 399 2 106 104 2 V 534 534 513 513 VI 11 11 VIII 165 165 157 157 107

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 770 Carpenters. Joiners, Pattern Makers (Wood) Total 1,108 1.106 2 769 767 2 III 26 26 IV 382 380 2 106 104 2 V 531 531 513 5J3 VI 11 11 VIII 158 158 150 150

Group 78 Painters and Paper Hangers Total 22R 228 226 226 IV 2 2 2 2 VI 7 7 7 7 VIII 98 98 97 97 IX 121 J2J 120 120

Family 780 Painters and Paper Hangers

Total 228 228 226 226 IV 2 2 2 VI 7 7 7 7 VIII 98 98 91 97 IX 121 121 120 120 Group 79 Bricklayers. Plasterers and Construction Workers, n. e. c.

Total 1,859 1,726 133 1,526 1,458 68 IV 1 1 V 54 54 54 54 VI 1.804 1,671 133 1.471 1,403 68 Family 791 Bricklayers, Plastererers. Masons Total 1,503 1,405 98 1,463 1.395 68 VI 1,503 1,405 98 1,463 1.395 68 Family 799 ricklayers, Plasterers and Constructions Workers, n. e. c. Total 300 265 3S 8 S VI 300 265 35 8 S Group 80 Compositors, Printers. Engravers, Book-Binders and Related Workers Total 157 144 13 133 120 13 IV 11 4 7 10 3 7 V 134 128 6 123 111 6 IX 11 12 Group 81 Potter. Kilnmen. Glass and Clay Formers and Related Workers

Tota] 704 543 161 285 237 48 IV 340 223 117 44 16 28 V 364 320 44 241 .221 20 108

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group ------_------and FamiJy Total Urban ----_ Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 811 Potters and Related Clay Formers Total 673 512 161 272 224 48 IV 323 206 J 17 43 15 28 V 350 306 44 229 209 20 Group 82 Millers. Bakers, Brewmasters and Related Food Beverage Workers Total 931 562 369 445 405 40 IV 562 222 340 97 77 20 V 333 317 16 320 310 10 VII 30 22 8 26 18 8 IX 6 1 5 2 2

Family 820 Miners. Pounders, Huskers and ParcherSt Grains and Related Food Workers Total 133 121 12 114 113 1 IV 10 5 5 2 2 V 123 116 7 112 III Family 821 Crushers and Pressers. Oil Seeds - Total 226 182 44 98 80 18 IV 172 131 41 46 31 )5 V 54 51 3 52 49 3 Family 822 Dairy Workers (Non-Farm) Total 299 6 293 2 2 IV 293 5 288 IX 6 1 5 2 2 Family 824 Bakers, Confectioners, Candy and Sweetmeat Makers Total 259 241 18 219 202 17 IV 86 80 6 48 43 5 V 151 145 6 151 145 6 VII 22 16 6 20 14 6 Group 83 Chemjcal and Related Process Workers Total 54 54 51 51 IV 37 37 34 34 V 17 17 17 17 Group 84 Tobacco Preparers and Products Makers Total 1 1 ... IV 1 I Group 85 Craftsmen and Production Process Workers. n. e. c. Total 221 166 55 145 125 20 IV 136 98 38 7j 57 16 V 72 68 4 72 68 4 VII 13 13 109

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7

Group 86 Testers. Packers. Sorters and Related Workers Total 16 16 16 16 VII 16 16 16 16 Group 87 Stationery Engine and Excavating and Lifting Equipment Operators and Related Workers

Total 176 174 2 158 156 2 III 14 14 VI 4 4 4 4 VIII 63 63 60 60 IX 95 93 2 94 92 2 FamiJy 870 Operators, Stationery Engines and Related Equipment Total 126 ]24 2 117 115 2 III 9 9 VIII 23 23 23 2:J IX 94 92 2 94 92 2

Group 89 Labourers, o. e. c. Total 8.711 7,506 1.205 6.963 6.212 75) III 779 573 206 25 25 IV 55 23 32 54 23 31 V 519 352 167 503 336 '67 VI 2.137 1,919 218 2,091 ',876 215 VII 52 47 5 43 41 l VUI 1,367 1,355 12 1,044 1.036 8 IX 3,802 3,237 565 3.203 2,875 321

Family 890 Loaders aDd UDloaders Total 442 364 78 233 206 21 III 197 146 51 1 IV 1 1 I I V 13 13 13 13 ,VI 38 26 ]2 38 26 12 VII 13 13 7 VII[ 30 30 24 24 IX 150 ]35 15 149 134 IS

Family 899 Labourers, D. e. c.

Total 8.269 7,!42 1.\27 6,730 6.006 724 IJI 582 427 155 24 24 IV 54 22 32 53 22 31 V 506 339 167 490 323 167 VI 2.099 1,893 206 2,053 1.850 203 VII 39 34 5 36 34 2 VIII 1,337 1.325 12 1,020 1.012 8 IX 3.652 3,102 550 3.054 2,741 313 Bika. 9 1.10

TABLE 8-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group ,and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 S 6 7

* Dfv;sion 9 Service, Spor' and Recreation Workers Total 7.949 6,646 1,303 6,110 4,898 1,212 III 109 109 4 4 IV 2 1 1 2 1 1 y 36 34 2 36 34 2 VI 27 26 1 27 26 1 VII 33 33 32 32 VIII 362 360 2 332 330 2 IX 7,380 6,083 1,297 5,677 4,471 1.206 Group 90 Fire Fighters, Policemeo. Guards aod Related Workers Total 3,530 3.495 35 2,143 2.123 20 III 64 64 2 2 V 23 22 I 23 22 1 VI 21 21 21 21 VII 24 24 24 24 VIII 48 48 4S 45 IX 3,350 3,316 34 2,028 2,()()9 19

Family 901 Police Constables, Investig~tors aod Related Workers Total 2,118 2,106 12 1,628 1,627 1 IX 2.118 2,106 12 1,628 1,627 1 Family 902 Customs Examiners, Patrollers and Related Workers Total 399 399 1 1 IX 399 399 1 Family 903 Watchmen and Chowkidars Total 858 835 23 489 470 19 III 64 64 2 2 V 23 22 1 23 22· 1 VI 21 21 21 21 VII 24 24 24 24 VIII 46 46 45 45 IX 680 658 22 374 356 18 Family 909 Fire Fighters, PoHcemen. Guards and Related Workers, n. e. c. Total 139 139 21 21 IX 139 139 21 21 Group 91 House-Keepers, Cooks, Maids and Rleated Workers Total 1,540 931 609 1,360 799 561 V 6 5 1 6 5 1 VI 1 1 1 1 VII 4 4 3 3 VIII 3 2 1 3 2 1 IX 1.526 920 606 1,347 789 558 111

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CI.. ASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban -- Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 1

Family 911 Cooks. Cook-Bearers (Domestic and Institutional) Total 527 340 187 485 320 165 V 6 5 1 6 5 1 VI 1 1 1 1 VII 4 4 3 3 VIII 3 2 1 3 2 IX 513 329 184 472 310 162 Family 912 Butlers, Bearers, Waiters, Maids and Other Servants (Domestic) Total 961 549 412 858 468 390 IX 961 549 412 858 468 390 Group 92 Waiters. Bartenders and Related Workers Total 130 126 4 87 83 4 ]11 43 43 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 8S 81 4 85 81 4 Family 920 Waiters, Bartenders and Related Workers (Institutional) Total 130 126 4 87 83 4 III 43 43 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 8S 81 4 85 81 4

Group 93 Building Care-Takers. Cleaners and Related Workers Total 1,864 1,333 531 1.724 1.216 S08 lJI 2 2 2 2 IV 2 1 1 2 1 I V 7 7 7 7 VI 5 5 5 5 VII 5 5 5 5 VIU 309 308 1 282 281 1 IX 1,534 1.005 529 1.421 915 506 Family 931 Cleaners, Sweepers and Watermcn Total 1,858 1.327 53! 1.724 1.216 508 III 2 2 2 2 IV 2 1 1 2 1 1 V 7 7 7 7 VI 5 5 S S VII 5 5 5 5 VIII 309 308 1 282 281 1 IX 1.528 999 529 1.421 915 506 Group 94 Barbers, Hairdressers, Beauticians and Related Worken· Total 526 518 8 440 436 4 IX 526 518 8 440 436 4 Bika.9-A 112

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 940 Barbers, Hairdressers. Beauticians and Related Workers

Total 526 518 8 440 436 4 IX 526 518 8 440 436 4

Group 9S Laundrers_ Dry Cleaners and Pressers

Total 293 117 116 291 176 IlS IX 293 117 116 291 176 ItS

Family 950 Laundrymen, Washermen and Dhobies

Total 288 173 115 286 172 114 IX 288 173 115 286 172 114

Group 96 Athletes, Sportsmen and Related Workers

Total 7 7 7 7 IX 7 7 7 7

Group 97 Photographers and Related Camera Operators

Total 21 21 21 21 IX 21 21 21 21

Group 99 Service. Sport and Recreation Workers. D.e.C.

Total 38 38 37 37 IX 38 38 37 37

Division X Workers not Classifiable by Occupation

Total 720 707 JJ 694 68J 13 Iff II 11 4 4 V 1 1 I 1 Vl 7 7 7 7 VIl 36 35 I 34 33 1 Vlll 76 75 1 76 75 1 IX 589 579 10 572 562 10

Group X8 Workers Reporting Occupations Unidentifiable or 'Wnclassifiable

Total 701 695 12 684 672 12 III 10 10 4 4 VII 34 33 1 34 33 1 VIn 76 75 1 76 75 1 IX 587 577 10 570 560 10 113 - TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Concld.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Penons Males Females J 2 3 4 S (; 7

Family X80 Workers Reporting Occupations Unidentifiable or Unclassifiable Total 707 695 12 684 672 12 III 10 10 4 4 VII 34 33 I 34 33 1 VIII 76 75 1 76 75 1 IX 587 517 10 S70 560 to Group X9 Workers not Reporting Occupatio.

Total 13 12 1 10 9 1 III 1 1 V I 1 1 VI 7 7 7 7 VII 2 2 IX 2 2 2 2 Family X90 Workers not Reporting Occupation

Total 13 12 1 10 9 I III J 1 V 1 1 1 1 VI 7 7 7 7 VIJ 2 2 IX 2 2 2 2 114

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V

Families having less than t% of the workers of the respective divisions and less than 0.5% in case of Division 7-8 only have been shown in the appendix. The following abbreviations have been used ~- III Mining. Quarrying. Livestock. Forestry. Fishing, Hunting, VI Construction Plantations, Orchards and Allied activities VII Trade and Commerce IV Household Industry VIII Transport, Storage and Communieations V Manufacturing other than Household Industry IX Other Services M=Males F=Females DISTRICT 000 Total VI(M2) VII(MI). Urban VI(M2) VII(MI); 002 Total VIlI{MI). Urban VIII(Ml); 661 Total VIII(Ml); 679 Total VIII(M6). Urban VIII(M6); 003 Total VUI(M2) IX(Mll). Urban VIlI(M24), Urban VIII(M24); 681 Total VIII(MI6). Urban VIII(M2) IX(Mll); 004 Total VIU(Ml). Urban VIII(M2); 006 VIII(M8); 691 Total VIII(M26), Urban VIII(M22); 694 Total Total UI(M2). Urban III(M2); 009 Total III(MI). Urban III(Ml); VIII(M8). Urban VIII(M6); 701 Total IV(Ml); 707 Total IV(F2); 010 Total VII(Ml) VIII(M2), Urban VII(MJ) VIII(M2); 012 708 Total IV(Ml); 71S Total IV(MI.F2S) V(F4). Urban V(F4); Total IX(M6); 014 Total III(MI). Urban III(MI); 019 Total 722 Total IV(MI6); 731 Total VIII(Ml): 734 Total VIII(M2); IX(F2). Urban IX(F2); 021 Total IX(M17). Urban IX(M15); 032 739 Total VlII(MI9). Urban VIII(M19); 740 Total IV(M6) Total IX(M23.F2). Urban IX(MIO.Fl); 033 Total IX(MI), Urban V(M46). Urban IV(M6) V(M46); 754 Total IV(M50.FI4), Urban IX(M I); 039 Total IX(M12); 041 Total lX(F2S), Urban lX(F20); IV(M40.F12); 755 Total VlII(M12) IX(M3). Urban VIII(M11) 044 Total IX(M16). Urban IX(MI6); 045 Total IX(Ml); 049 IX(M3); 756 Total IlI(Ml) VIII(M24) IX(M54,FI). Urban Total IX(MI); 053 Total IX(Ml.F2). Urban IX(F2); 069 Total VIII(M24) IX(M54.Fl); 757 Total IV(M6) Urban IV(M6): 759 IX(M36.Fl). Urban IX(M36.Fl); 070 Total IX(Mll). Urban Total IV(M7) VIlI(MI3). Urban IV(M7) VIIl(M13); 762 Total IX(Mll); 076 Total IX(M12), Urban IX(M3); 078 Total IV(M2). Urban IV(M2); 764 Total I1I(M4) V(M7) VI(MI) lX(MI4.Fl). Urban IX(M3); 079 Total IX(M5.Fl). Urban VIIIIM2) lX(M39). Urban V(M7) VI(Ml) IX(M39); 769 Total IX(MS.Fl); 080 Total IX(M22). Urban IX(M22); 081 V(M41 VI(M6) VIlI(M23) IX(M2I,Pl). Urban V(M4) VI(M6) Total IX(MI4). Urban IX(MI4); 083 Total IX(MJ); 087 Total VlIl(M23) lX(M21.FI); 773 Total VIlI(M7). Urban VIII(M7); IX(F4). Urban IX(F4); 091 Total IX(M2.F2), Urban IX(M2.F2); 774 Total IVlM3); 779 TotaIIV(MI6) V(M3); 790 Total IV(MI) 099 Total VIII(M24) IX(M6), Urban VUI(M24) IX(M6). OXl V(MS4) VI(Ml). Urban IV(Ml) V(MS4); 800 Total V(MJ), Urban Total IX(M29.F5). Urban IX(M29,F5); OX3 Total IX(MIO.F3). V(MJ); 801 Total V(M6S). Urban V(M6S}; 803 Total V(M38.Fl)" Urban IX(M16,F3); OX9 Total IX(MI); 109 Total IX(M3). Urban Urban V(M28,F2); H04 Total IV(M2.F7) V(MI). Urban IV(MI. lX{M2); 121 Total VII(M2). Urban VII(M2); 129 Total VII{M5). F7) V(Ml); 805 Total V(Ml); 808 Total IV(M2). Urban IV(M2); Urban VII(Ml); 130 Total I1I(M6). Urban IlI(M4); 132 Total 809 Total V(M20.F4) IX(M12). Urban V(M20.F4); 810 Total IX(MI). Urban IX(MI); 202 Total VIII(M6) IX(M4), Urban IV(M14) V(M2): 814 Total1V(Ml); 819 Total IV(M2) V(M12). VIII(Ml) ]X{M4); 210 Total I1I(M4) VI(M2) VIII(M22) IX(M22. Urban IV(M I) V(M12); 825 Total VII(M2); 827 Total VII(M4. Fl). Urban III(Ml) VI(M2) VIII(M22) IX(MI9); 211 Total F2), Urban VU(M4.F2); 829 Total IV(Ml) V(MS). Urban IV(Ml) III(MI) VI(M2) IX(MS5.Fl). Urban III(Mt) VI(M2) IX(M53.Fl); V(M5); 831 Total IV(M26) V(MI7). Urban IV(M23) V(MI7); 220 Total VII(MIO) IX(M3). Urban VII(MIO) IX(M3); 229 Total 834 Total IV(Mll). Urban (V(MIl); 849 Total IV(Ml): 850 VII(M6) IX(M6). Urban VII(M6) IX(M2); 310 Total VU(M21, Total IV(M3S.F21) V(M17.Fl), Urban V(MI7.Fl); 851. Total F2) IX(MI2), Urb&n VII(M15.F2); 311 Total VII(M24,Fl), Urban IV(M6). Urban JV(M6); 853 Total IV(MI) VII(F13); 855 Total VII(M24.Fl); 313 Total VII(M2.F13) lX(Ml). Urban VlI(M2. IV(MI). Urban IV(MI); 856 Total IV(M9,F4). Urban IV(M9.F4); FI3); 320 Total V(MI). Urban V(Ml); 329 Total VII(M38); 339 859 Total IV(M46.F13) V(M51.F3). Urban IV(M41.F12) V(M51. Total VII(Ml) VIII(MS). Urban VIII(MS); 341 Total VII(M3), F3); 860 Total VII(MI6). Urban VII(MI6): 871 Total lII(M3) Urban VU(M3); 402 Total III(M2). Urban III(M2); 404 Total VI(M4) VIII(M29). Urban VI(M4) VIlI(M29): 872 Total IlI(M2); UI(M7. FI) IV(MI6,F6). Urban III(M7.Fl) IV(MI6,F6); 410 Total 876 Total VIIl(M8) IX(Ml). Urban VIII(M5); 819 Total VIIl(M3). IH(MI) V(Ml), Urban V(Ml); 412 Total IIl(MSl,Fl) IV(M4) Urban VIII(M3); 900 Total VIII(M2) IX(M 14). Urban IX(M4); V(MI,Fl) VI(M6) VIII(M21) IX(M85,Fl). Urban I11(M20) 910 Total IX(MI0.F2). Urban IX(MS.FI); 913 Total IX(M3.F5). IV(M4) V(MI.Fl) VI(M6) VlII(MI2) IX(M82,FI); 419 Total Urban IX(M3,F5); 919 Total IX(M29.F3). Urban IX(M3); 930 III(M2) IV(M61) V(M5) IX(MIO). Urban III(M2) V(M5) IX(MI0); Total IX(M6); 951 Total IX(M4,F1). Urban lX(M4,Fl); 960 420 Total Ill(M2); 421 Total IlI(M4). Urban III(M4); 441 Total IIl(M30); 442 TotalIII(M2) VII(M92). Urban lIl(MI); 449 Total Total IX(M7). Urban IX(M7); 979 Total IX(M21). Urban VII(Ml); 611 Total VIII(MIO). Urban VIII(MlO); 642 Total IX(M21); 990 Total IX(MI), Urban IX(M21); 999 Total IX(M36).. VIII(M2); 650 Total VIIl(M2,F2). Urban VIII(Ml.F2); 652 Total Urban IX(M36). 115

FLY-LEAF TO TABLE B-V

The following Occupational Families have been assigned to incompatible Industrial Categories of Workers in Table B-V due to insufficient description given in the enumeratipn slip for Industry or Coding mistake. Statement showing appropriate Industrial Categories of Occupational Families. Industrial Total Urban category Appropriate Code Number and Description appearing in Industrial of Occupational Family Persons Males Females Persons Males Females the Table Category 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DISTRICT 136 Directors. Managers and Working Proprietors, Other Services 12 12 12 12 VII IX 301 Working Proprietors. Retial Trade 17 17 17 17 VIII VII 9 9 9 9 IX VII 3JO Agents and Salesmen, Insurance 12 12 IX VII 702 Spinners, Piecers and Winders 17 17 17 17 VII IV.V 704 Drawers and Weavers 1 1 1 VII IV.V 853 Tonners, Fellmongers. Pelt Dressers and Related Workers 13 13 VII III.IV. V 116

TABLE 8-VI-OCCUPATIONAL DIVISIONS OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Educational levels

Literate Technical (without Matriculation diploma not Total Literate educational Primary or or Higher equal to Occupational Total Workers Workers level) Junior Basic Secondary degree Division No. Age- (N.C.O.) group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females MaJes Females Males Females Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 )0 II 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT All DiYisiODJ Total 45,518 41,066 4.452 25,187 696 17,260 363 2,573 106 3,790 133 17 1 0-14 230 10 217 8 11 1 2 1 15-34 14,321 407 8,803 176 1.819 56 2,689 108 6 35-59 9,642 259 7,294 161 728 49 1,080 24 9 1 60+ 994 20 946 18 15 19 2 Age not stated 0 Total 3,609 3.079 530 2,837 451 1,138 145 157 97 685 123 9 1 0-14 4 2 3 I ) IS-34 1,509 288 391 74 78 51 503 101 3 1 3S-S9 ],152 lSI 587 63 78 45 178 21 6 60+ 172. 10 151 & 3 Age not stated

1 Total 1,177 1,157 20 1,021 8 494 99 238 3 1 0-14 4 4 IS-34 SOD S 246 S9 1I3 3 3S-59 492 3 223 39 122 60+ 25 21 3 Age not stated ::z Total 5,489 5,366 113 4.614 38 2,333 27 426 3 1,520 6 2 0-14 ]0 8 1 I 15-34 2,650 19 1.077 1 t 256 2 1,059 4 3S-59 ],847 ]9 1,150 16 166 454 2 2 60+ 101 98 3 6 Age not stated

3 Total 7,437 7,195 24Z 5,671 27 4,690 27 550 37Z 0-14 ]02 100 2 15-34 2,613 9 1.89R l) 381 287 35-59 2,S41 14 2.289 14 159 81 60+ 415 3 403 3 8 4 Age not stated

4 Total 464 388 76 101 4 9S 4 10 2 0-14 2 2 15-34 58 3 50 3 6 2 35-59 40 1 36 1 4 .,. 60+ 7 7 Age not :-tuted

O-Professional, Technical and Related Workers I-Administrative, Executive and Managerial Workers 2-Clerical and Related Workers 3-Sales Workers 4-Farmers. Fishermen. Hunters, Loggers and Related Workers 117

CLASSIFIED BY SEX, BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS ONLY

Educational levels University Non-tech- degree or Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post-graduate degree nical post-graduate diploma degree other not equal than technical Veterinary and to. degree degree Engineering Medicine Agriculture Dairying Technology Teaching Others Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 DISTRICT 61 20 1,341 59 6 54 11 2 1 82 2

28 13 878 47 2 24 5 1 1 70 2 30 6 4SS 12 4 29 6 1 12 3 1 8 1 1

39 19 673 52 5 46 11 2 1 82 2

15 13 425 42 I 21 5 1 1 70 2 22 5 241 10 4 24 6 1 12 2 1 7 I 1

1 1 187 4 1

1 80 2 1 107 2

6 322 2 5

4 253 2 1 2 69 4

4 S4 1

2 45 2 9 1

.. - ......

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TABLE 8-Vl-OCCUPATIONAL DIVISIONS OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Educational levels

Literate Technical (without Matriculation diploma not Total Literate educational Primary or or Higher equal to Occupational Total Workers Workers level) Junior Basic Secondary degree Division No. Age- (N.C.O.) group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

5 Total 11 11 8 5 3 0-14 .. 15-34 3 1 2 35-59 5 4 60+ Age Dot stated

(; Total 2.438 2.432 6 1,265 5 810 4 123 285 0-14 4 3 1 15-34 754 4 451 3 94 172 35-59 493 343 1 28 112 60+ 14 13 1 Age not stated

7-8 Total 18.089 15,859 2.230 6.672 104 5,528 100 723 3 395 1 3 0-14 89 3 82 3 7 15-34 4.221 58 3,306 55 567 3 330 2 35-59 2,171 40 1,953 39 148 63 1 60+ 191 3 187 3 1 2 1 Age not stated

, Total 6.110 4,898 1.212 2,402 58 1,767 55 414 3 197 0-14 10 4 10 4 15-34 J,561 21 ],085 21 316 146 35-59 779 29 622 26 97 3 51 60+ 52 4 50 4 1 Age not stated

X Total 694 681 13 590 1 400 1 71 93 2 0-14 5 5 15-34 452 298 62 75 1 35-59 122 1 87 1 9 18 1 60+ 11 10 Age not stated

5- Miners, Quarrymen and Related Workers 6- Workers in Transport and Communication Occupations 7-8- Craftsmen, Production Process Workers and Labourers not Elsewhere Classified 9- Service, Sport and Recreation Work

CLASSIFIED BY SEX, BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS ONLY-Concld.

Educational levels University Non-tech­ degree or nical post-graduate Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post-graduate degree diploma degree other not equal than technical Veterinary ana to degree degree Engineering Medicine Agriculture Dairying Technology Teaching Others Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

2 44 1 I

2 34 10

2 20 1

1 14 1 1 6

2 22

14 1 8 1

5 19

3 13 2 5 1

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TABLE B-VII PART A-PERSONS WORKING PRINCIP(\LLY (i) AS CULTIVATORS (ii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS OR (iii) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND BY SECONDARY WORK (i) AT HOUSEHOLD JNDVSTRY (ii) AS CULTIVATOR OR (iii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURER

Secondary Work Principal Work I-At Household III-As Agricultural Cultivator, Agricultural Labourer or T industry II-As Cultivator Labourer Household Industry (Division and R Major Group) U Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 DISTRICT

As Cultivator T 12,386 5,233 2,337 905 R 12.877 5,228 2,301 883 U 9 5 36 22 As Agricultural Labourer T 29 3 178 85 R 29 3 178 85 U At Housebold Industry T 8,330 5,055 81 39 R 8.245 5,031 81 39 U 85 24 DivisilHl 0 T 6.884 3,401 43 14 (,4gricllllure. Livestock, R 6.858 3,396 43 14 Fonslry, Fishing and Hunti.) U 26 5 Major Group 02 T 59 1 (Forestry and Logging) R 59 1 U Major Group 04 T 6,825 3,401 42 14 (Livestock and Hunting) R 6,799 3,396 42 14 U 26 5 DWision 2&.3 T 1.446 1,654 38 25 (Manuj{lcluring) R 1,387 1,635 38 25 U 59 19 Major Group 20 T 122 791 1 ~Food Stuffs) R 111 789 1 U 11 2 Major Group 23 T 176 233 4 2 (Textile-Cotton) R 168 226 4 2 U 8 7 Major Group 24 T 4 (Textile-Jute) R 4 U Major Group 25 T ]64 490 6 13 (Textile-Wool) R 163 484 6 13 U 1 6 Major Group 26 T 8 1 (Textile--Silk) R 8 1 U Major Group 27 T 36 ]2 (Tcxtile-Mi.&f:cUaneollS) R 36 12 U 121

TABLE B-VII PART A-PERSONS WORKING PRINCIPALLY 0) AS CULTIVATORS (ii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS OR (iii) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND BY SECONDARY WORK (i) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (ii) AS CULTIVATOR OR (iii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURER-Concld. Secondary Work Principal Work I-At lIousehold III-As Agricultural Cultivator. Agricultural Labourer or T Industry II-As Cultivator Labourer Household Industry (Division and R Major Group) U Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Major Group 28 T 315 11 3 (Manufacture of Wood and R 301 11 3 Wooden Products) U 14 Major Group 31 T 200 38 9 5 (Leather and Leather R 200 34 9 5 Products) U 4 Major Group 33 T 7 4 (Chemical and Chemical Products) R 7 4 U Major Group 34-35 T 151 50 3 (Non-Metallic Mineral Products R 150 50 3 Other than Petroleum and Coal) U 1 Major Group 36 T 125 19 7 5 (Basic Metals and their Products except R 124 19 7 5 Machinery and Transport Equipment) U 1 Major Group 39 T 145 3 (Miscellaneous Manufacturing R 122 3 Industries) U 23

TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY BIKANER TEHSIL CultlVator R 2,818 886 493 243 Agricultural Labourer 23 1 103 44 Household Industry 1,798 890 22 23 Division 0 1,409 323 8 3 2&3 389 567 14 20 LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL Cultivator R 1,192 361 274 (,8 Agricultural Labourer 1 20 1 Household Industry 1,086 453 11 1 Division 0 917 438 6 1 2&3 169 15 5 KOLAYAT TEHSIL Cultivator R 5,604 2,324 1.055 343 Agricultural Labourer 4 52 39 Household Industry 3,086 2,946 29 7 Division 0 2.807 2,019 16 6 2&3 279 927 13 1 NOKHA TEHSIL Cultivator R 3,263 1,657 479 229 Agricultural Labourer 2 1 3 ] Household Industry 2.275 742 19 8 Division 0 1.725 616 13 4 2&3 550 126 6 4 122

TABLE B-Vn PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY

Principal Work, Additional Principal Work, Additional Work at Household Industry Work at Household Industry (Division & Major Group) Males Females (Division & Major Group) Males Females

1 2 3 1 2 3

DISTRICT DISTRICT-cone/d. P.W. Division 2&3 4,873 813 A. W. Division 2&3 2 A. W. Division o 3 Major Group 25 I Major Group 04 3 28 1 P.W. Major Group 20 424 122 P.W Major Group 80 6,669 415 A. W. Division o 1 A. W. Division o 1 Major Group 04 1 Major Group 04 1 P.W. Major Group 25 386 314 A.W. Division 2&3 1 A. W. Division o I Major Group 25 1 Major Group 04 1 P.W. Major Group 86 122 11 P.W. Major Group 28 560 5 A W. Division o 1 o 1 Major Group 04 1 A. W. Division - Major Group 04 1 P.W. Major Group 89 3,889 602 P.W. Division 4 4,013 353 A. W. Division o I A. W. Division 2&3 1 2 Major Group 04 1 Major Group 25 1 A. W. Division 2&3 I 28 1 Major Group 28 1 34-35 1 TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY P. W. Major Group 40 4,018 353 A.W. Diviyion 2&3 1 2 BIKANER TEHSIL Major Group 25 1 P.W. Division 4 28 1 A. W. Division 2&3 34-35 1 2 P.W. Division 8 P.W. Division 6 9,713 421 A. W. Division 2&3 1 A. W. Division o 26 Major Group 04 26 LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL A. W. Division 2&3 9 20 P.W. Division 4 40 5 Major Group 2 A. W. Division 2&3 27 1 1 28 1 P. W. Division 6 458 8 39 5 A. W. Division o 6 P.W. Major Group 60-63 1,084 11 2&3 2 A. W. Division o 7 P.W. Division 7 280 Major Group 04 7 A. W. Division o J P.W. Major Group 64-68 7,874 400 P.W. Division 8 667 62 A. W. Division o 19 A.W. Division o 04 2 Major Group 19 2&3 1 A. W. Division 2&3 9 Major Group 26 2 KOLAYAT TEHSIL 27 1 P.W. Division 2&3 44 28 1 A. W. Division (1 39 5 3 P.W. Division 6 218 8 P.W. Dil'ision 7 7,617 25 A. W. Division o 19 A.W. Division o 2 1 P.W. Divisi()n 7 71 Major Group 04 2 1 3 A. W. Division o 1 P.W. Major Group 70-71 7,217 24 NOKHA TEHSIL A. W. Division o 1 1 Major Group 04 1 1 P.W. Division 6 279 41 P.W. Major Group 73 312 1 A. W. Division o 1 A. W. Division o 1 2&3 7 Major Group 04 1 P.W. Division 7 94 P.W. Division 8 17.462 2,640 A. W. Division o 1 A.W. Division o 3 P.W. Division 8 04 569 78 Major Group 3 A. W. Division o 1 123

TABLE B-VIII PART A-PERSONS UNEMPLOYED AGED 15 AND ABOVE BY SEX, BROAD AGE­ GROUPS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVEL~ IN URBAN AREAS ONLY . Seeking employment for the first time ------Age-groups

Total unemployed Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 Sl. No. Educational levels P M F M F M F M F M F M F 'I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

DISTRICT

1 Total 713 693 20 265 11 99 1 54 1 26 17 1 2 Illiterate 203 191 12 77 6 31 16 8 4 3 Literate (without educational level) 371 368 3 123 46 25 13 9 4 Primary or Junior Basic 82 80 2 38 2 11 4 2 3 5 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 53 50 3 26 3 II 1 9 1 2 1 1 6 Technical diploma not equal to degree I 1 7 Non-technical diploma not equal to degree 8 University degree or post- graduate degree other than Technical degree 3 3 1 1 9 Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post- graduate degree i Engineering ii Medicine iii Agriculture iv Veterinary & Dairying v Technology vi Teaching vii Others

Seeking employment for the first time-conc1d. Persons employed before but now out of employment and seeking work ------Age-groups Age-groups ---' ------~-.------Age not stated Total 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-59 60+ Age not stated SI. No. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 1 69 8 428 9 56 100 77 2 75 77 1 43 5 2 18 6 114 6 19 25 10 25 16 19 5 3 30 245 3 14 51 53 2 44 60 23 4 18 2 42 15 14 8 3 1 5 3 2.t 8 9 .5- 2 6 1 7 8 2 9 1 ii iii iv v vi vii

125

TABLE B-VIII PART B-PERSONS UNEMPLOYED AGED 15 AND ABOVE BY SEX AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

unemployeds by educational levels

------~~-- Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total unemployed Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above ------District/Tehsil P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

DISTRICT 25 24 1 15 12 1 8 8 3 3 1 1 Bikaner Tehsil 20 19 1 11 10 1 6 6 2 2 1 I Lukaransar Tehsil :3 3 2 2 I 1 Kolayat Tehsil 2 2 1 1 1 Nokha Tehsil

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TABLE B-IX-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX,

Total non-working population Full time students Households duties District/TebsU Age-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

DISTRICT Tota' Total 269,109 11%,047 157,062 35.976 10,239 657 65,631 0-14 181,472 94,513 86,959 28,255 9,284 197 8,804 15-34 48,413 10,329 38,084 7,654 937 166 34.109 35-59 24,543 l,6U 21,932 S6 13 225 18,975 60+ 14,277 4,384 9,893 10 2 69 3.737 Age not 404 :nO 194 1 3 7 stated Rural Total 128,333 55,649 72.684 13.552 ],747 9 22.755 0-14 99,120 51,G85 48,G35 12,260 1.639 8 4.853 15-34 14,112 1,823 12,289 1.277 94 1 10,658 35-59 7.757 480 7.277 5 10 5,894 60+ 6,958 2.061 4,897 9 1 1.346 Age not 386 200 186 1 3 4 stated Urban 1'otal 140,776 56,398 84,378 22,424 8,492 648 42,877 0-14 82,352 43,428 38,924 15,995 7.645 189 3.951 15-34 34,301 8,506 25,795 6,377 843 165 23,451 35-59 16.786 2.131 14.655 51 3 225 13,081 60+ 7.319 2,323 4.996 1 1 69 2,491 Age Dot 18 10 8 3 stated TEHSILWlSE Bikaner TehS'r'l R Total 36,108 15,866 20,242 5,411 302 9 6,975 0-14 27.485 14,395 13.090 4,890 296 8 1.957 15-34 4.459 693 3.766 511 6 1 2,989 35-59 2.12S lSI 1,974 4 1,656 60+ 1.941 582 1.359 5 371 Age not 98 4S 53 1 .. 2 stated Lunkaransar Tehsat R Total 31,214 12.137 19.071 2,562 546 8.300 0-14 22,020 11.044 10,976 2.332 534 1.467 15-34 4.669 386 4,283 230 12 4.J93 35-59 2,720 127 2,593 2,309 60+ 1,732 544 1,188 331 Age not 73 36 37 stated Kolayat Tebait R Total 21,149 9,597 11,552 1,511 242 2,804 0-14 17.382 8,911 8,471 1.350 239 624 15-34 1,673 251 1,422 161 1 1,346 35-59 901 91 810 623 60+ ].171 332 839 210 Age not 22 12 10 2 1 stated Nokha TehsH R Total 39,862 18,049 21.813 4,068 657 4,676 0-14 32,233 16.735 15.498 3,688 570 80S 15-34 3,311 493 2.818 375 75 2,130 35-59 2.011 111 1.900 1 10 1.306 60+ 2,114 603 1,511 4 1 434 Age not 193 107 86 1 1 stated lz7

BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY

Personsemployed Persons seeking before but now Dependents. Retired. rentter or Beggars, vagraBts Inmates of employment for the out of employment lOfants & disabled independent means etc. insti tuti ons first time and seeking work Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

71.,689 80,570 1,140 187 834 408 21 2 294 13 436 11 65.982 68.834 66 34 12 2 1 1 1,827 2,948 17 4 209 79 5 213 3 238 4 1,347 2,724 439 79 324 132 10 2. 56 6 154 I 3,324 5,880 684 104 :US 163 6 13 2 43 5 2,09 184

41,634 47,909 111 43 316 228 2 1 18 7 1 38.781 41,517 35 26 1 445 1.488 4 73 48 1 17 5 1 327 1,287 32 16 113 69 1 1 2 1,882 3,438 75 27 95 85 199 179

31,055 32,661 1,029 144 518 180 19 1 276 13 429 10 27,201 27.317 31 8 11 2 1 1 1.382 1,460 13 4 136 31 4 196 3 233 3 1,020 1,437 407 63 211 63 9 1 56 6 152 1 1,442 2.442 609 77 140 78 I) 13 2 43 5 10 5

RURAL ONLY 10,324 12,902 23 77 61 2 1 15 5 1 9,485 10,834 U 3 1 147 758 16 12 14 3 1 115 302 4 25 15 1 1 2 533 957 19 25 31 44 51

9,457 10,169 51 27 64 oilS 2 1 8,708 8,972 4 3 132 75 3 18 3 2 95 264 9 11 23 9 486 821 39 16 19 20 36 37

7,956 8,427 25 6 103 73 1 1 7,547 7,596 14 12 62 61 1 25 14 1 I 43 160 14 1 34 26 292 603 10 5 30 21 12 7

13,897 16,411 12 10 72 59 13,041 14,115 6 8 104 594 14 19 74 561 , 4 31 19 571 1,057 7 6 21 13 107 84 Bika. lI-A l28

TABLE B-X-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS (i) ENGAGED NEITHER IN CULTIVATION NOR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (ii) ENGAt;ED EITHER IN CULTIVATION OR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY BUT NOT IN BOTH AND (iii) ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY FOR ALL AREAS (Based on 20 % Sample) Households en- Households gaged neither Households Households engaged both in Cultivation engaged in engaged in in Cultivation Total Number nor in House- Cultivation Household and Household of households bold Industry only Industry only Industry Distric:tfl'ebsit I % 3 4 S 6 DISTRict Total 15,641 6,795 5,926 508 2,412 Rural 9,007 933 5.s0l 225 2.347 Urbaa 6.634 5.861 424 283 65 TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY

Bikaner TehsU 2,593 499 1.582 101 411 Lunkaransar TebaU 1.856 184 ),332 22 318 Ko]ayat Tebail 1.716 118 561 81 956 Nokha Tehsil 2,842 66 2.027 21 662 129

!TABLE B-XI-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED 'IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY

(Based on 20 ~ Sample)

No. or Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres Cultiva- ting House- Less Unspe- Interest in land Cultivated holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.\)..7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cified 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT TOTAL 8.338 3 20 62 145 151 322 154 1,732 1,917 3,714 118 (a) 7,184 3 15 49 115 121 275 132 1.487 1,665 3,207 liS (b) 684 5 10 29 27 44 17 190 130 229 3 (c) 470 3 I 3 3 5 55 122 278 DISTRICf RURAL 7,849 3 14 S3 Il2 118 266 142 1,565 1,820 3.631 115 (a) 6.791 3 11 46 101 101. 227 122 1,353 1,584 3,131 112 (b) 602 3 4 21 14 36 16 160 119 226 3 (e) 4S6 3 3 3 4 52 117 274 DISTRICT URBAN 489 6 9 23 33 56 12 167 97 83 3 (a) 393 4 3 14 20 48 10 134 81 76 3 (b) 82 2 6 8 13 8 1 30 11 3 (c) 14 1 1 3 5 4 TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY BIKANER TEHSIL Total 1,993 4 It 45 35 99 44 434 437 833 50 (a) 1.829 3 10 41 30 89 37 381 403 785 50 (b) 94 I 1 4 5 10 6 41 16 ]0 (c) 70 1 12 18 38 LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL Total 1,650 1 7 15 11 34 17 298 425 822 20 (a) 1,485 6 13 9 30 16 28t 383 726 20 (b) 39 2 1 3 8 10 15 (c) 126 1 I 1 1 9 32 81 KOLAYAT TEHSIL Total 1,517 4 8 7 23 42 22 249 287 857 18 (a) 1.147 4 8 6 19 34 18 188 211 641 18 (b) 329 I 3 8 4 57 70 186 (c) 41 1 4 6 30 NOKHA TEHSIL Total 2.689 3 5 26 5S 49 91 59 584 671 1.119 27 (a) 2,330 3 3 22 41 43 74 51 503 587 979 24 (b) 140 2 3 14 5 15 6 54 23 IS 3 (c) 219 1 1 2 2 27 61 125

Abbreviations for interest in land given under column 1: (a)= Owned or held from Government, (b) = Held from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or ahate. (c)= Partly held from Government and partly from private persons for payment in money. kind or share. 130

TABLE B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS (Based on

Cultivating households according to ------Total of cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- House- Hired (Class ranges in acres) holds Males Females workers bolds Males Fetnales bolds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0 11 12 DISTRICT

All sizes 5,926 9.712 6.387 953 1,355 258 1.844 2,224 1,435 29 Less than 1 3 4 3 2 3 1 1.0- 2.4 14 15 17 2 2 1 1 7 7 7 2.5- 4.9 53 54 57 4 21 11 10 14 14 14 5.0-1.4 114 129 90 10 47 30 17 38 43 31 2 7.5- 9.9 124 149 109 3S 39 26 ]3 48 51 44 I 10.0-12.4 249 359 231 15 64 51 I3 92 109 73 2 12.5-14.9 117 148 107 41 40 25 15 42 43 40 15.0-29.9 1.285 1.781 1.253 117 351 284 67 466 513 409 10 30.0-49.9 ],452 2,311 1,545 484 307 252 55 479 572 381 5 50+ 2.420 4.640 2,897 245 449 395 54 619 826 404 8 Unspecified 95 122 78 35 22 13 37 43 3} DISTRICT

All sizes 5,502 9,109 5.913 741 1,185 1.055 230 1,680 2,053 1,290 17 Less than I 3 4 3 .. 2 3 1 1.0- 2.4 8 8 9 2 1 1 5 5 5 2.5- 4.9 45 51 48 4 15 11 4 13 13 13 s.o- 7.4 96 108 77 7 43 27 16 32 36 28 7.5- 9.9 95 122 83 34 28 20 8 37 40 34 10.0-12.4 200 289 175 1 56 46 10 73 90 56 12.5-14.9 106 135 93 21 31 24 13 38 40 3S 1 t5.0-29.9 ] ,145 1.598 1,104 81 332 270 62 398 449 343 4 30.0-49.9 ],364 2,170 1.442 362 298 246 52 450 538 358 4 597 50+ 2,348 4,505 2.803 229 441 389 52 798 388 8 Unspecified '2 119 76 34 21 13 35 41 29 DISTRICT

AU sizes 414 603 414 212 70 42 28 164 171 145 12 Less than I 1.0- 2.4 6 7 8 1 1 2 2 2 2.5- 4.9 8 3 9 6 6 1 1 1 5.0- 7.4 18 21 13 3 4 3 j 6 7 3 2 7.5- 9.9 29 27 26 I 11 6 5 11 11 10 1 10.0-12.4 49 70 56 14 8 5 3 19 19 17 2 ]2.5-14.9 11 13 14 20 3 1 2 4 3 5 15.0-29.9 140 183 149 36 19 14 5 68 64 66 6 30.0-49.9 88 141 103 122 9 6 3 29 34 23 1 50+ 72 135 94 16 8 6 2 22 28 16 Uospcei.fied 3 3 2 1 1 2 2 2 131

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY 20 % Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House­ Hired House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired (Cra'!<; ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers bolds Males Females workers bolds workars in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 TOTAL 2,26, 4,840 3,377 133 409 1.462 1,247 78 33 89 70 693 16 20 All sizes 1 1 2 Less than 1 5 7 9 2 1.0- 2.4 18 29 33 4 2.5- 4.9 22 41 31 2 5 15 11 5 2 1 5.0- 7.4 27 52 39 6 19 12 9 1 1 25 3 7.5- 9.9 82 171 113 9 9 28 32 3 2 1 10.0-12.4 31 67 47 2 :I 3 2 4 2 40 12.5-14.9 414 818 635 17 45 156 131 9 6 10 11 75 3 6 15.0-29.9 566 1,173 854 37 87 299 246 27 11 15 9 405 2 10 30.0-49.9 I,OF3 2,437 1,588 62 252 923 804 25 13 59 47 148 4 2 50+ 20 44 26 3 J3 8 Unspecified RURAL 2,118 4.556 3.159 84 381 1,365 1.169 53 30 80 65 583 8 4 All sizes 1 1 2 Less than 1 2 2 4 2 1.0- 2.4 17 27 31 4 2.5- 4.9 16 30 22 2 5 15 11 5 5.0- 7.4 23 46 32 5 15 8 9 1 1 25 1 7.5- 9.9 65 142 89 5 11 20 I 1 10.0-12.4 28 61 42 2 9 3 1 1 20 12.5-14.9 368 731 567 7 40 139 121 4 5 9 II 6S 2 1 15.0-29.9 527 1.100 801 18 79 276 225 15 10 10 6 325 30.0-49.9 1,051 2.372 1,543 51 242 887 173 20 13 59 47 148 4 2 SO+ 20 44 26 3 13 8 Unspecified URBAN 151 284 218 49 28 97 78 25 3 9 110 8 16 All sizes Less than 1 3 5 5 1.0- 2.4 1 2 2 2.5- 4.9 6 II 9 2 1 S.O- 7.4 4 6 7 1 4 4 2 7.5- 9.9 17 29 24 9 4 17 12 3 10.0-12.4 3 6 5 1 3 2 20 12.5-14.9 46 87 68 10 5 17 to 5 1 10 1 5 15.0-29.9 39 73 53 19 8 23 21 12 5 3 80 2 10 30.0-49.9 32 65 45 11 10 36 31 5 50+ .,' Unspecified 13-2

TABLE B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIl~ED WORKERS (Based on Cultivating households according to Total of cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons --- Family workers FamiJy workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- House- Hired (Class ranges in acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TEHSILW1SE

BIKANER

All sizes 1,582 2,654 2,028 253 274 209 65 483 553 410 3 Less than J 1.0- 2.4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2.5- 4.9 12 13 12 4 5 4 1 1 1 5.0- 7.4 33 34 26 15 11 4 14 ]4 14 7.5- 9.9 22 31 20 29 3 2 1 9 10 8 1'0.0-12.4 70 101 65 21 18 3 24 29 19 12.5-14.9 3S 41 38 1 12 7 5 12 12 11 1 J5.0--29.9 295 417 313 14 62 49 13 114 127 101 30.0-49.9 358 591 463 99 SO 38 ]2 121 133 108 1 50+ 701 1,363 1,037 106 92 75 17 168 207 128 Unspecified 47 60 51 14 5 9 17 17 17 LUNKARANSAR

All sizes 1,332 2,270 883 4 443 404 39 411 598 224 :z Less than r 1.0- 2.4 1 1 1 2.5- 4.9 6 7 4 4 4 1 1 1 5.0- 7.4 13 14 8 8 6 2 4 5 3 7.5- 9'.9- 11 15 10 15 2 2 5 7 3 }O.6-12.4 28 40 9 9 11 4 6 10 2 12.5-14.9 14 14 8 109 6 3 4 6 2 15.0-29.9 241 324 133 122 96 13 80 101 53 30.0-49.9- 348 532 215 2 163 III 11 128 182 73 50+ 652 1,294 489 2 8 160 3 178 270 85 1 Unspecified 18 29 7 7 1 6 10 2 KOLAYAT

AU sizes 561 891 594 27 137 107 30 175 199 149 2 Less than )' 1.0- 2.4 2 2 4 2 2.5- 4.9 6 4 6 2 2 4 4 4 5.0- 7.4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1.5- 9.9 18 28 18 4 3 1 6 6 6 10.0-12.4 22 34 24 3 2 10 10 10 12.5-14.9 11 18 ]2 1 I 6 5 7 15.0-29.9 118 164 )30 33 26 7 37 38 36 30.0-49.9 130 21] 144 13 25 19 6 43 50 36 50+ 246 422 251 11 65 54 11 66 83 47 2 Unspecified 5 6 3 2 2 2 2 2 133

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-Con/d. 20% Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons M ore than JO Persons Unspecified Family workers Family wqrkers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired (Class ranges hold~ Males Females workers holds Males Females workers bolds Males Females workers holds workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 RURAL ONLY

TEHSIL

674 1,390 1,083 35 138 482 452 27 11 20 18 188 2 All sizes Less than ],0- 2.4 6 8 10 4 2.5- 4.9 3 6 5 3 3 5.0- 7.4 7 16 10 I 2 4 25 7.5- 9.9 23 51 34 2 3 9 10.0-12.4 10 18 20 4 2 12.5-14.9 107 208 163 4 10 33 34 1 2 10 I 15.0-29.9 151 306 244 3 32 III 98 10 4 3 1 85 30.0-49.9 353 746 579 24 89 319 299 I3 5 J6 14 68 50+ 14 31 18 2 7 7 Unspecified TEHSIL 423 1,052 485 2 52 209 129 1 7 6 1 All sizes Less than 1 1.0- 2.4 2 3 2.5- 4.9 3 3 5.0- 7.4 3 1 3 5 7.5- 9.9 7 19 3 10.0-12.4 1 2 ;\ 12.5-14.9 49 112 58 3 9 9 15.0-29.9 89 201 115 1 9 38 16 1 30.0-49.9 272 707 300 1 37 150 95 1 7 6 50+ 3 6 3 1 6 Unspecified TEHSIL 207 428 304 19 38 144 102 5 2 13 9 :z 1 All sizes Less than 1 2 2 4 2 1.0- 2.4 2.5- 4.9 5.0- 7.4 6 10 8 2 9 3 7.5- 9.9 9 22 13 10.0-12.4 3 8 3 1 5 1 12.5-14.9 40 74 64 6 20 18 1 6 5 1 15.0-29.9 50 98 75 8 12 44 27 5 30.0-49.9 96 212 136 9 17 66 53 1 7 4 50+ 1 2 1 .. Unspecified Bika-12 134

TABLE B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS (Based on Cultivating households according to Total of cultivating household. 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- House- Hired (Class ranges in aa'cs) holds Males Females workers bolds Males Females holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 NOKHA

All sizes 1,027 3,294 2,408 4S7 431 335 96 610 703 507 10 3 4 3 2 3 ] Less than 1 ,. 1.0- 2.4 2 2 2 "- 2 2 2.S- 4.9 21 27 26 4 3 1 7 7 7 5.0- 7.4 47 58 41 7 ]8 9 9 13 16 10 ~ 7.5- 9.9 44 48 35 S 17 13 4 17 17 17 10.0-12.4 80 114 77 1 17 15 2 33 41 25 12.5-14.9 46 62 35 20 IS 11 4 ]6 J7 15 15.0--29.9 491 693 528 66 128 99 29 ]67 177 ]53 4 30.0-49.9 528 836 620 248 101 78 23 158 173 141 2 50+ 743 1.426 1,026 110 121 100 21 185 238 128 4 Unspecified 22 24 15 10 7 3 10 12 8 135

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-Concld. 20 % Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons Unspecified Family workers Family worken Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- aired House- Hired House- Hired (Class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Mates Females workon holds Males Femaels workers holds workers in acres) 12 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1

TEHSIL

814 1,686 1,187 28 153 530 486 21 16 40 31 395 3 3 All sixes 1 1 2 Less than I 1.0- 2.4 10 17 18 2.5- 4.9 13 24 17 2 3 9 5 5 5.0- 7.4 9 17 14 1 1 5 7.5- 9.9 26 50 39 3 8 11 1 I 10.0-12.4 14 33 16 1 1 20 12.5-14.9 172 337 282 3 21 77 60 4 3 3 4 S5 15.0-29.9 237 495 367 6 26 83 84 6 7 5 240 30.0--49.9 330 707 528 17 99 352 326 7 6 29 23 80 2 2 50+ 2 5 4 Unspecified

Bika. 12-.\

137

TABLE B-XID-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOL() INDUSTRY SHOWING SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN RURAL AND t,JRBAN AREAS SEPARATELY (Based on 20 % Sample)

Number of households by size in acres of land cultivated Total No. ------~- Codo No. of Division and Major of House- Less Unsp· Group of t. S. I. C. holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0·7.4 7.5·9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ ecified

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT RURAL AU ladustr't's 1.347 6 8 16 23 66 36 410 456 1.283 23 Divuion 0 1,925 6 3 19 14 53 29 304 365 1.115 17 Major Group 04 1,925 6 3 19 14 53 29 304 365 t .115 17 Divt"s;on 2&3 422 5 7 9 J3 7 Jl6 91 168 6 Major Group 20 39 J 8 10 J9 23 98 3 2 2 1 24 13 5J 2 24 J I 25 64 2 2 20 19 20 27 14 1 3 2 S 28 63 2 :2 10 14 34 31 5S 2 4 18 12 18 34-35 26 1 I 12 7 4 36 28 3 3 2 9 7 3 1 39 34 2 2 12 7 10

DIS'fRICT URBAN

A11 Industries (is 1 5 4 7 1 27 9 1J Division 0 9 1 2 2 4 Major Group 04 9 I 2 2 4 Division 2&::3 56 1 5 4 1 25 7 7 Major Group 20 3 " 2 1 21 I 1 23 5 1 2 2 25 27 1 1 3 3 1 11 4 3 27 3 1 2 28 2 1 1 31 4 3 I 34-35 2 1 1 36 1 1 39 8 2 , 1 138

TABLE B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS (Based on 20% Sample) Part A :- Households Classified By Major group of Principal Household Industry and Number of Persons engaged Households engaged in Household Industry according to the number of persons engaged Total Rural Total number More thaD Unspe- Code No. of I.s..I.C. Urban of households 1 Person 2 Persons 3-S Persons 6-10 Persons 10 Persons cified

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

All Induskles T 508 250 152 93 12 1 R 225 90 76 49 9 1 U 283 160 76 44 3 lJivls.lDlI. 0 T 151 52 52 37 9 1 R 136 43 47 36 9 1 U 15 9 5 1 Majoc Group M T 151 52 52 37 9 1 R 136 43 47 36 9 1 U 15 9 5 I J)i¥IHoIt 2'&:3' T 357 198 100 56 3 R 89 47 29 13 fl 268 151 71 43 3 ~1l Gl'OUp 2@ T 21 ]3 4 4 R 3 1 1 1 U 18 12 3 3 23 T 68 32 22 13 R 19 15 4 .. U 49 17 18 13 1 25 T 36 27 4 5 R 11 8 3 U 25 19 4 ~. T 22 15 4 3 R 8 5 2 1 U 14 10 2 2 'l' 7 4 2 } R 2 I I U 5 3 I I 29 T I I R U 1 J 30 T 1 R U 1 I :n T 48 24 18 5 1 R 22 8 11 3 U 16 16 7 2 I 35 T 25 8 10 6 1 .R 4 1 1 2 U 21 7 9 4 1 T 33 17 7 9 3' R 6 2 3 1 U 27 15 4 8 38- T ] 1 R - U 1 I 39 T 94 56 28 10 R 14 6 6 2 U 80 50 22 8 139

TABLE B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-Concld. (Based on 20% Sample) Part B .- Households Classified by Minor Group of Principal Household Industry

Household Industry Number of Households Household Industry Numl"er of Households (Code numbers and description of l Code numbers apd description of Minor/Sub-minor Groups) Total Rural Urban Minor/Sub-minor Groups) Total Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

All Industries 508 225 283 2926 Making of paper toys 1 0403 Rearing of cows for milk and 3 2 303 Book binding, stitching, Sizing and 1 animal power other work connected with book 0404 Rearing of camels and other 1 1 binding industry big domestic animals 3101 Flying, proceSSing of hides & 4 4 0405 Production and rearing of live- 116 103 13 skIDS including taxidermy stock mainly for milk and 3102 Currying, tanning & finishing 19 10 9 animal power n. e. c. of hides and skins, preparation 0411 Sheep breeding and rearing 29 29 of finished leather 0484 Production of other animal husbandry 2 2 3111 Making of leather boots, shoes 23 7 16 Products such as skin, ivory. or chappals (slippers, sandals) teeth and hair etc. 314 Repair of shoes. chappals and 2 1 2001 Production of flour by village 2 2 other leather footwear chakkies or flour mill by 3401 Making of bricks 3 1 2 grinding wheat, maize gram etc. 3434 Manufacture of other structural 1 206 Production of butter. cream. ghee. 3 2 stone goods, stone dreSSing & channa. khowa & other dairy products stone crushing n.e.c. 207 Oil pressing ghani, kolhu or 10 1 9 344 MakiDg of chakki, chakla, silaut, I 1 by small machines lorha, jainta, utensils & other 2092 Making of sweetmeat, laddu. 1 I articles from stone peda, barphi, batasa etc. 3S0 Making of earthenware such 19 3 16 2093 Sattu, bhunja, paper. barri, S 5 as pottery etc. danauri, tilauri, sewal. apalam 3531 Making of glass bangles 1 1 etc. 3651 Making of utensils of brass 6 6 230 Cotton ginning, cleaning, car- 2 2 ding, pressing and baling 3655 Making of other brass & bell 1 1 metal products n.e.c. 231 Cotton spinning (by charkha & 29 15 14 takali) 3683 Engraving, embossing, polishing I 1 2331 Dyeing of cloth (cotton) & yarn 28 2 26 & welding of metal products 235 Cotton cloth weaving in handloorns 6 5 3691 Manufacture of agricultural 3 1 2 236 Manufacture of khadi textile 1 1 implements such as plough in handlooms share. khurpi, kudal etc. 237 Printing of cloth (cotton) 2 2 3693 Making of iron utensils (e.g. buckets 2 1 t 253 Spinning of wool by charkha 31 9 22 etc.) and articles from iron seets or takaH 3698 Foundry industry (including 19 4 254 Weaving of woollen cloth in 3 3 blacksmithy) powerloom such as blankets, asanis. etc. 3699 Manufacture of other sundry hard wares 1 1 255 Weaving of woollen cloth hand- 2 2 such as G I. pipe. wire net e.t.c., n.e.c. loom such as blankets, rugs, 388 Repair of cycle & rickshaw 1 I pashmina, thulma. gudma, etc. 392 Repairing & servicing of watches clocks 2 2 2732 Traditional garments 22 8 14 3932 Goldsmithy 88 9 79 2849 Manufacture of other wooden 6 2 4 products n.e.c. 3994 Making of lac bangles I 2885 Making of baskets and I I 3999 Making & repairing of 3 3 broomsticks goods n.e.c. 140

TABLE B-XV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD (Based on Total of cultivating households Cultivating households which are also engaged in household industry 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- House- Hired (Class ranges in acres) holds Males Females workers bolds Males Females bolds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT

All sizes 2.412 5,097 3.437 128 224 194 30 631 766 494 2 Less than 1 1.0- 2.4 6 12 5 2 2 2.5- 4.9 9 12 8 2 2 5 4 6 5.0- 7.4 31 44 22 9 8 1 12 15 9 7.5- 9.9 27 38 19 7 5 2 14 18 10 10.0-12.4 73 121 75 3 13 12 1 25 30 20 12.5-14.9 37 63 44 4 4 II II 1 1 15.0-29.9 447 819 505 29 64 56 8 140 168 liZ 30.0-49.9 465 892 601 29 49 44 5 144 167 121 50+ 1,294 3.046 2.135 67 70 S9 11 272 344 198 2 Unspecified 23 50 23 4 2 2 8 9 7 DISTRICT

All sizes 2,347 4,975 3,335 113 223 194 29 744 474 2 Less than 1 1.0- 2.4 6 12 5 2 2 2.5- 4.9 8 12 6 2 2 4 4 4 5.0- 7.4 26 38 16 9 8 1 8 11 5 7.5- 9.9 23 33 15 7 5 2 11 14 8 JO.0-12.4 66 112 66 3 13 12 I 21 26 16 12.5-14.9 36 62 42 4 4 11 11 11 15.0--29.9 420 763 467 24 64 S6 8 133 161 105 30.0-49.9 456 876 583 21 48 44 4 144 167 121 50+ 1,283 3,017 2,112 65 70 59 11 270 341 197 2 U DSpeci.fied! 23 50 23 4 2 2 8 9 7 DISTRICT

AU sizes 65 122 102 15 1 1 21 22 20 Less than 1 1.0- 2.4 2.5- 4.9 1 2 1 2 5.0- 7.4 5 6 6 4 4 4 7.5- 9.9 4 5 4 3 4 2 10.0-12.4 7 9 9 4 4 4 12.5-14.9 I 1 2 15.0--29.9 27 56 38 5 7 7 7 30.0-49.9 9 16 18 8 1 1 50+ 11 29 23 2 2 3 1 Unspecified HI

INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY 20 % Sample) engaged in household industry 3...... 5 Persons 6-10 Persons M ore than 10 Persons Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired House Hired (Class ranges holds Males Females workler. holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Workers in acres)

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 TOTAL 1,186 2,QJ4 1,175 21 356 1,319 1.075 20 15 74 63 85 All sizes Less than 1 4 10 5 1.0- 2.4 rz 6 2 2.5- 4.9 10 21 12 5.0- 7.4 6 15 7 7.5- 9.9 31 65 40 3 4 14 14 10.0-12.4 20 38 30 2 10 3 12.5-14.9 204 448 282 38 146 102 9 1 1 1 20 15.0-29.9 226 S06 336 3 44 164 134 6 2 11 5 20 30.0-49.9 675 1,550 1,053 15 265 1,031 816 5 12 62 57 4S 50+ 8 25 8 3 14 6 Unspecified RURAL 1,154 2,624 1.724 17 345 1.339 1,045 9 IS 74 63 8S All sizes .. .. Less than 1 4 10 5 1.0- 2.4 2 6 2 2.5- 4.9 9 19 10 5.0- 7.4 5 14 5 7.5- 9.9 28 _!Ii 60 35 3 4 14 14 10.0-12.4 19 37 28 2 10 3 12.5-14.9 188 415 258 34 130 95 4 1 1 1 20 15.0-29.9 221 498 327 1 41 156 126 2 11 5 20 30.0-49.9 670 1,540 1.046 13 261 1,015 801 5 12 62 57 45 50+ 8 25 8 3 14 6 Unspecified URBAN iL 32 60 51 4 11 40 30 11 All sizes Less than I 1.0- 2.4 2.5- 4.9 1 2 2 5.0- 7.4 1 1 2 7.5- 9.9 3 5 5 10.0-12.4 1 1 2 12.5-14.9 16 33 24 4 Hi 7 5 15.0-29.9 5 8 9 2 3 8 8 6 30.0-49.9 5 10 7 2 4 16 IS 50+ .. Unspecified

Bila-13 142

TABLE B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PERIOD OF WORKING ( Based on Total 1 to 3 months 4 to 6 months ------Total Family workers Family workers Family workers Rural House~ Hired House- Hired House- Hired Code No. Urban holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT All IodpstrleJ Total 2,920 5,733 3,763 133 2-2 31 25 252 451 344 14 (a) 2.411 5,097 3,437 128 15 lS 23 229 438 328 14 (b) 508 636 326 5 7 Ii 2 23 13 16 Rural 2,572 5,262 3,527 117 16 23 24 2'6 408 300 14 (a) 2,347 4,975 3,335 113 14 22 22 209 405 294 14 (b) 225 287 192 4 2 1 2 7 3 6 Urban 348 471 236 16 6 8 1 36 43 44 (a) 65 122 102 15 1 3 1 20 33 34 (b) 283 349 134 1 5 5 16 10 10

• Division 0 Total 2,085 4,423 2,855 33 2 2 1 68 139 67 2 (0) 1.934 4,209 2,715 31 2 2 I 67 139 66 2 (b) 151 214 140 2 1 I Rural 2.061 4,392 2,837 27 2 2 1 64 133 63 2 (0) 1,925 4,191 2,706 25 2 2 J 63 133 61 2 (b) 136 201 131 2 1 1 Urban 24 31 18 6 4 6 4 (a) 9 18 9 6 4 6 4 (b) 15 13 9

Major Group 04 Total 2.085 4,423 2.855 33 2 2 1 68 139 67 2 (a) ],934 4,209 2,715 31 2 2 1 67 139 66 2 (b) 151 214 140 2 1 1 Rural 2.061 4,392 2,837 27 2 2 I 64 133 63 2 (a) 1,925 4.191 2,706 25 2 2 I 63 133 62 2 (b) 136 201 131 2 1 1 Urban 24 31 18 6 4 6 4 (a) 9 18 9 6 4 6 4 (b) 15 13 9

Dillision 2&3 Total 835 1,310 908 100 20 29 24 184 312 277 11 (a) 478 888 722 97 J3 23 22 162 299 262 12 (b) 357 422 186 3 7 6 2 22 13 15 Rural 511 870 690 90 14 21 23 152 275 237 12 (a) 422 784 629 88 J2 20 21 146 272 232 12 (b) 89 86 61 2 2 1 2 6 3 .5 Urban 314 440 218 10 6 8 1 32 37 40 (a) 56 104 93 9 1 3 1 16 27 30 (b) 268 336 125 1 5 5 16 }O 10

Major Group 23 Total 171 242 251 59 6 10 11 45 81 83 10 (a) ]03 187 182 59 6 10 11 38 76 78 10 (b) 68 55 69 7 5 5 Rural 117 186 190 59 6 10 11 38 73 76 10 (a) 98 IRO 173 59 6 10 11 36 73 74 10 (b) ]9 6 17 2 2 Urban 54 56 fil 7 8 7 (a) 5 7 9 2 3 4 (b) 49 49 52 5 5 .3

(a) : - With cultivation (0) :- Without cultivation 143

AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS 20 % Sample) 7 to 9 months 10 months to 1 year Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family worker' House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers hold. Males Females workers Code No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 TOTAl.

164 282 198 7 2.327 4.688 3-,025 82 155 281 171 30 All Industries )41 266 178 7 1.918 4,143 2,763 80 109 225 145 27 23 16 20 409 545 262 :2 46 56 26 3 U8 218 142 2.099 4.376 2.910 73 123 237 lSI 30 111 212 135 1,906 4,120 2.743 72 107 216 141 27 7 6 7 193 256 167 1 16 21 10 3 46 64 S6 7 228 312 lI5 9 32 44 10 30 54 43 7 12 23 20 8 2 9 4 16 10 13 216 289 95 1 30 35 16

42 75 33 2 1,885 4,033 2.647 28 SS 174 107 1 Division 0 40 75 3/ 2 1,746 3,830 2,516 27 79 163 101 2 2 139 203 131 J 9 II 6 I 39 72 31 2 1,871 4,015 2,638 24 85 170 104 1 38 72 30 2 1,744 3,824 2,514 23 78 160 99 1 1 127 191 124 I 7 JO 5 1 3 3 2 14 18 9 4 3 4 3 2 3 I 2 6 2 4 I 3 2 1 I 12 12 7 2 1 1

42 75 33 2 1,885 4,033 2.647 28 88 174 107 I Major Group 04 40 75 31 2 1,746 3,830 2,516 27 79 163 lOt 2 2 139 203 131 J 9 J 1 6 39 72 31 1.871 4.0J5 2,638 24 85 170 104 38 72 30 1,744 :1.824 2.514 23 7R 160 99 J 1 127 191 124 1 7 10 5 3 3 2 2 14 18 9 4 3 4 3 2 3 1 2 2 6 2 4 I 3 2 J 1 12- 12 7 2 I 1

122 207 165 5 442 655 378 54 67 107 64 29 • Divis/oil 2<13 IO} 191 147 5 172 313 247 53 30 62 44 27 21 16 18 270 342 131 I 37 45 20 2 79 146 III 5 228 36/ 272 49 38 67 47 29 73 140 105 5 162 296 229 49 29 56 42 27 6 6 6 66 65 43 9 11 5 1 43 61 54 214 294 }06 5 29 40 17 28 51 42 /0 /7 18 4 J 6 2 15 10 12 204 277 88 ) 28 34 15

31 50 51 83 90 98 49 6 11 8 Major Group 23 25 48 44 32 46 45 49 2 7 4 6 2 7 51 44 53 4 4 4 23 44 41 48 52 58 49 2 7 4 22 44 39 32 46 45 49 2 7 4 2 16 6 13 8 6 }O 35 38 40 4 .. 4 3 4 5 . . .. 5 2 S 35 38 40 4 4 4

Bika.I3-A 144

TABLE B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PERIOD OF WORKING ( Based on Total 1 to 3 months 4 to' 6 'months Total Family workers Family workers Family workers Rural HouseM Hired House- Hired House- . "Hicrd Code No. Urban holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 Major Group 2S Total 127 ]73 190 2 3 4 7 44 58 69 2 (a) 91 157 152 2 2 4 6 36 51 61 , i 2 (b) 36 16 38 1 1 8 1 8 RUral 122 117 75 2 3 4 7 27 40 140 2 (a) 64 113 106 2 2 4 6 25 39 39 2 (b) 11 9 ) 1 1 I 2 I 1 Urban 52 51 73 17 ]8 29 (a) 27 44 46 1I 18 22 (b) 25 7 27 6 7 31 Total 107 179 104 18 32 27 (a) 59 114 83 17 31 26 (b) 48 65 21 1 1 1· Rural 77 128 87 18 32 27 (a) 5S 102 73 17 31 26 (b) 22 26 14 1 1 1 Urban 30 51 17 (a) 4 12 )0 (b) 26 39 7 39 Total 136 215 63 4 6 8 1 16 27 15 (a) 42 80 54 4 ] 3 1 12 23 15' (b) 94 135 9 5 5 4 4 Rural 48 84 49 2 11 20 14 (a) 34 65 44 2 11 20 14 (b) 14 19 5 Urban 88 131 14 2 6 8 1 5 7 1 (a) 8 15 10 2 1 3 1 I 3 1 (b) 80 116 4 5 5 4 4 145

AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-Concld. 20 % Sample) 7 to 9 months 10 months to I year Unspecified

~~-~------~ - Family workers Family workers Family workers House· Hired House· - Hired House- Hired holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers Code No.

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 I 36 51 52 36 49 47 8 11 15 Major Group 2S 30 51 44 17 3S 30 6 10 11 6 8 19 14 17 2 1 4 17 29 25 21 38 32 7 II 13 16 29 24 15 31 26 6 10 11 1 1 6 7 6 I 1 2 19 22 27 15 11 15 2 14 22 20 2 4 4 5 7 13 7 11 2 15 32 26 57 90 41 11 2S 10 31 14 31 25 21 41 24 7 11 8 1 1 1 36 49 17 10 14 2 11 20 J6 41 65 36 7 11 8 10 19 IS 21 41 24 7 11 8 1 I 1 20 24 12 4 12 10 16 2S 5 10 14 2 4 12 10 16 25 5 10 14 2 ... 8 15 2 92 138 38 2 14 17 7 2 39 3 7 2 19 33 29 2 7 14 7 2 5 8 73 lOS 9 7 13 2 3 2 26 43 26 9 18 7 2 2 3 2 14 28 21 7 14 7 2 12 15 5 2 4 6 12 66 95 12 2 5 9 1 4 .5 .5 8 2 .5 8 61 90 4 5 9

1047

APPENDIX TO TABLE BMXVI

The major groups of household industry having less than 10 percent of the respective divisions marked with an asterisk have been excluded from the main table and hav~ been shown in runMon-lines in this Appendix. The figure preceding the bracket represents the code number of the major group dropped from the table while alpha­ bets given in brackets are meant for showing the different ranges of period of working in the household ind u­ stries 'with' or 'without' cultivation as explained below. The numerical figure shown after the alphabets denotes the number of households in that particular range indica ted by that alphabet. With Cultivation Without Cultivation Class range Class range or period of or period of . Abbreviations working Abbreviations working A 1 to 3 months E == 1 to 3 months F = 4 to 6 B -= 4 to 6 " " C G == 7 to 9 7 to 9 " " D 10 Months to I year H == 10 Months to 1 year X Months not stated y == Months not stated DISTRICT TOTAL 20(A-2.B-7,C-4.D-28.X-l.G-l,H-lS,Y-S); 21(D-l); 24(B-l); 27(B-l.C-S,D-lO,X-l,H-20,Y-2); 28(A-l,B-31,C-S,D-22,X-3.F-l. H-S,Y-I); 29(H-l); 30(Y-I); 34-3SlA-l,B-lO,C-6,D-s,x-3.G-l.H-22.Y-2); 36(B-9.C-6,D-14.E-I,F-l, G-l,H-27.Y-3); 38(H-l).

RURAL 20(A-2,B-6,C-3.D-27,X-I,G-l.H-l,Y-l); 24(B-I); 27(B-l,C-3.D-IO,H-7.Y-l); 28(A-l,B-31,C-7,D-2I,X-3,F-l.Y-l); 34-35(A-l. B-9.C-S.D-S,x-3.0-1,H-2.Y-l); 36(B-9,C-5,D-14,E-l.G-l.H-2,Y-2). URBAN 20(B-l.C-l.D-I.H-14,Y-4); 21(D-l); 27(C-2.X-l.H-13,Y-l); 2S(C-l.D-l,H-S); 29(H-l); 30(Y-J), 34-35(B-I,C-l,H-20,Y-l); 36 (C-l,F-J,H-25,Y-l); 38(H-l). 148

TABLE B-XVII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY (0 NUMBER OF MALE AND FEMALE IN CULTIVATION NOR IN INDUSTRY (B) IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ONLY AND ( Based on Size of Total Total No. of Total Sample Single member household Total No. of Total household population Sample Household population Rura) House- --~~~-~~-~ -- House- House- Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females holds Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT TOTAL 78,073 441.469 :130,018 211.451 15,641 87.737 45,726 42,011 1.393 919 474 DISTRICT RURAL 44,989 lSS,300 133,500 121,800 9,007 51,231 :16,851 14,3S0 711 497 224 (i) Households engaged 933 3.607 1,893 1.114 286 lOS 81 neither in cultivation 001' in household industry (ti) Households engaged 225 1,105 564 541 31 16 15 in household industry only (iii) Households enaagcd 7.849 46.51-9 24.394 22,125 404 276 128 in cultivation Size of iloidiDg group Less tban 1 acre 3 26 13 13 1.0- 24 acres 14 76 35 41 1 1 2.5- 4.9 acres 53 221 116 105 8 4 4 5.0- 7.4 acres 122 526 264 262 19 S 14 7.5- 9.9 acres 118 570 296 274 8 5 3 10.0-12.4 acres 266 1.351 716 635 27 22 5 )2.5-14.9 acres 142 776 379 397 14 & 6 15.0-29.9 acres 1.565 7,870 4.140 3,730 II? 19 38 30.0-49.9 acres 1,820 10,028 5.239 4,789 87 66 21 5tH- acres 3,631 24.514 12.887 11.627 114 83 31 Unspecified }IS 561 309 252 9 3 6

DISTRICT URBAN 33.084 186,169 96,518 89.6!1 6,634 36.506 11.175 17.631 67:1 4ll l50 1~9

MEMBERS BY SIZE OF HOUSEHOLDS AND (ii) ENGAGEMENT (A) NEITHER (C) IN CULTIVATION SUB-CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED 20 % Sample) sample households

~---~ --.----- 2·3 members 4-6 members 7·9 members ro members " over ----~----- Total House- House- House- House- Rural holds Males Females holds Males Females holds· Males Females holds Males Females Urban 13 14 15 16 17 ]8 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 1.949 3,924 3,555 S,88l IS.339 14,:!88 3.84l 15,580 14;269 1.516 9,964 9,425 DISTRICT TOTAL 1.620 2.199 1,910 3,449 9.017 8.366 2,308 9.450 8.475 909 5,678 5,405 DISTRICT RURAL 207 282 234 276 677 687 126 .503 456 38 226 256 (i) Households engaged neither in cultivation nor in household industry 54 72 59 85 223 208 35 129 137 20 124 122

1,359 1,845 1,617 3.088 8,127 7.471 2.147 8.818 7.882 851 5,328 5;027 (iii) Households COPied in cuJtivation Size of hoI dine group I 2 I I 2 2 1 9 to Less than 1 acre 2 2 4 6 12 J7 S 20 20 1.0- 2.4 acres 13 16 ]9 24 59 56 7 28 23 ] 9 3 2.'- 4.9 acres 34 40 43 45 109 110 18 75 60 6 35 35 5.0- 7.4 acres 28 31 43 5S 139 121 23 9S 81 4 26 26 7.5- 9.9 a~ 64 93 74 99 259 235 57 223 221 19 119 too 10.0-12.4 acres 17 22 21 68 172 181 32 125 119 II 52 70 12.5-14.9 acres 356 467 433 684 1,804 1,622 331 1,340 1,207 77 450 430 15.0-29.9 acres 351 471 413 783 2,048 1,894 470 1,900 J.710 129 754 7'1 30.0-49.9 acres 464 659 535 1.275 3.400 3,128 1.183 4,923 4.373 S95 3,822 3,560 50+ acres 29 42 31 48 123 105 21 89 68 8 52 42 Unspecified t.329 1.725 1.645 2,433 6.311 5.922 1,533 6.130 5,194 667 4.186 4,Oll) DISTRIC r URBAN

Blh·14 150

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES ( Note on C-Series ) There are 8 tables in this series relating to Social data on married females by age-groups can be utilised and Cultural aspects. Table C-I has been prepared from for forecasting the future births from age specific Household Schedules on the basis of 20 per cent sample. birth rates. All the persons falling in age-group 0-9* All the other tables in this series are based on full count have been treated as 'Never Married' for the purpose of and give data regarding age, sex, marital status and this table. education, separately for rural and urban areas, single year. age returns •. mo~her tOD~ue in alph.abetic~l order, Table C-III religIon and classIficatton by lIteracy and llldustnal cate­ gory of w"rkers and non-workers among Scheduled Castes 7. This table distributes the total population by age, and Scheduled Tribes for the district. sex and educational levels. The popUlation has been distributed in to qUinquenial age·groups upto the age of 2. All the tables of this series have been reproduced 34 and the age-groups 35-44, 45-59 and 60+. The table in this book except Table C-VI on Bilingualism which has been compiled into three parts. Part A relates to all can be seen in Part U-C (i) of the State Census Report areas, Part B for urban areas of the district while Part wherein all tables of this series are contained. C deals with rural areas down to tehsillevel. In Part 'A' and 'c' the educational levels are confined only to (i) Table C-I Primary or Junior Basic and (ii) Matriculation & above while in Part 'B' these educational levels are much more 3. This table is prepared on 20% sample from the elaborate as shown in Table B-III Part 'A'. Census Population Record Part II of the Household Schedule separately for the total, rural and urban areas 8. Thjs table can he utilised to measure the growth of the district. The table is of sociological interest as it of literacy in the population as a whole as well as in indicates the strength of the joint family system. It gives urban and rural areas separately and in the different the composition of a household by family and non-family age-groups smce the last Census. The table is of special members. The family members have been classified into interest to the educational authorities for future planning heads of household (who could be males or females) and and also to study the public attitudes towards adult their spouses, married sons and other married relations edueation. In 1951 Census data was provided only about and never married, widowed and divorced or separated illiterate and literate classified into different age-groups relations. As the definition of a census household also on 10 per cent sample. included outsiders residing with the family during enu­ meration, such persons have been shown in the table as Table C-IV unrelated persons. 9. This table has been prepared on full count and 4. The sample households of the rural areas have presents the distribution of popUlation by single year been classified into 3 categories viz. households engaged ages (0 to 100) and by sex. The age in year completed neither in cultivation nor in household industry, engaged on 1-3-1961 bas been given but the infants who could in household industry only and engaged in cultivation. Dot complete one year on 1-3-1961 have been shown The households engaged in cultivation have further been under the age '0' while all old persons aged above classified by size of land holdings. hundred have been clubbed together and are shown against item 'Over hundred.' The data has only been presented Table C-JI for the district as a whole, its urban and rural breakups can be seen in Part II-C 0) of State Census Report. 5. This is an important demographic table prepared on full count. It distributes the popUlation by sex, age 10. The data presented in this demographic table and marital status. The data has been presented for the is useful for the Census Actuary for computing mortality district separately for rural and urban areas while those rates from the age data of the earlier censuses and for for tehsils for rural areas only. The population has been the preparation of life tables. It also provides data for distributed into 14 age-groups which is further classified studying bias in age returns at the Census. into four types of marital status viz. never married, married, widowed, divorced or separated. The age-groups followed in Table C-V this table largely conform to the international require­ ments recommended by the United Nations Organisation. 11. This table presents data separately for total, rural and urban population of the district and only for total 6. This table is likely to be useful for studying the for tehsils classified by sex of persons speaking a particular trends in the age of marriage. The data compiled here language or a dialect as mother tongue. The mother can be very well used for studying mortality in different tongues are arranged in this table in an alphabetical marital statuses and also in different age-groups. The order.

-Marital Status of this group finds place in a separate monograph-Child Marriages in Rajasthan. 151

12 According to Census 1961 'Mother Tongue' is 15. The data of this important sociological table the language or dialect spoken in childhood by the person's has been presented separately for total, rural and urban mother to the person or mainly spoken in the areas of the district and also for each tehsil. household. Table C-VnI 13. This table is of great interest to philologists in view 16. This is a new table compiled in the 1961 Census of a large variety of languages and dialects spoken in and presents data separately for total, rural and urban the district and will be of great assistance for ensuring areas of the district and further up to tehsil level for rural the implementation of the various safeguards granted to areas only. It has been prepared into two parts A & B. the linguistic minorities under the constitution. Part A presents the data of Scheduled Castes and Part B of Scheduled Tribes. Table C-VII 17. It gives the distribution of population by literacy classification of workers into difi'ere,Bt industrial categories 14. In this table the population has been distributed no based the Standard Industrial Classification and in six main religions and the figures of all other religions non-workers. Literacy figures of these communi ties given including the figures of those having 'Indefinite belief' for the first time in the present Census. such as Atheists and Agnostics have been clubbed together and noted under headilng 'Other Religions and 18. In 1951 Census data for Sched1.11ed Castes and Persuasions'. Separate heading 'Religion Dot stated' has -Scheduled Tribes was provided only about total number also been Provided for those who do not follow any of persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled religion and have given out only their nationalities such Tribes c1assified by sex for the districts and upto as Goans, Israelists, Italians etc. sub-division.

Bika. 14-A 152

TABLE C-I-COMPOSITION OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS BY RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF FAMILY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED

Composition of Households Never married, Spouses of widowed and Unrela- Total Total sample household Heads of Heads of divorced or sep- ted per- No. of population households households Married relations arated relations sons Sample House- Other Other District holdl Persons Males Females M P M F Sons Males Females M F M F I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 DISTRICT TOTAL 15.641 87,737 45,726 42,011 14,284 1,340 13 11,570 4,899 1,849 8,581 24,386 20.438 295 81 DISTRICT RURAL 9,007 51,231 26,851 24,380 8,420 573 8 6,731 3,084 1,136 5,310 14,089 11,734 114 32 (i) Households engaged 933 3.607 1,893 1,714 770 160 469 96 57 269 929 798 41 18 neither in cultivati- on nor in household industry (ii) Households engaged l25 1,105 564 541 195 30 .. 148 51 24 100 291 263 3 in household indus- try only (iii) Households engaged 7,849 46,519 24,394 22,125 7,455 383 8 6,114 2,937 1,055 4,941 12,869 10,673 70 14 in cultivation Size of holding group Less than 1 acre 3 26 13 ]3 2 ] .. 2 4 ]0 6 1.0- 2.4 acres 14 76 35 41 14 11 6 12 15 18 2.5- 4.9 acres 53 221 116 lOS 41 6 40 11 2 15 56 44 5.0- 7.4 acres 122 526 264 262 96 26 81 27 14 48 127 107 7.5- 9.9 acres 118 570 296 274 109 9 97 23 6 45 157 123 1 10.0-12.4 acres 266 1,351 716 635 251 15 207 S3 30 122 380 289 2 2 12.5-14.9 acres 142 776 379 397 125 17 106 38 14 71 202 203 2 15.0-29.9 acres ].565 7,870 4.140 3,730 1,460 100 4 1,175 340 107 628 2,218 1,825 11 2 30.0-49.9 acres 1,820 10,028 5,239 4,789 1,727 92 3 1.430 534 149 905 2.814 2,362 12 50+ acres 3,631 24,514 12,387 11,627 3,518 109 1 2,882 1.876 720 3,OSI 6,731 5,576 41 9 Unspecified 115 561 309 252 106 8 83 29 12 40 159 120 3 1 DISTRICT URBAN 6.634 36,506 18,875 17,631 5,864 767 5 4,839 1.815 713 3,272 10,297 8,704 181 49 153

TABLE C-II~AGE AND MARITAL STATUS

Marital status Divorced or Unspecified Total Total population Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural --- Ase-group Urban Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 DtSTRICI' All Alles T 444,515 232,699 211,816 127,804 81,904 97,663 100,653 7,054 21,995 77 86 101 178 R 256,489 134,539 121,950 72,925 50,418 56,887 59,087 4,563 12,187 70 83 94 175

U 188,026 98,160 89,866 54,879 38,486 40t776 41,566 2,491 9,808 7 3 7 3 0- 9 R 83,552 42,879 40,673 42,879 40,673 U 60,160 31.324 28,836 31.324 28,836 10-14 R 30,195 16,729 14.066 14,783 8,716 1.89J 5,306 32 26 3 2 20 16 U 23,231 12,925 10.306 12,254 7.657 652 2.639 17 9 2 I 15-19 R 20,189 10,654 9,535 7.027 564 3,563 8,889 55 56 4 3 5 23 U 16,646 9.111 7,535 6.657 1,299 2,433 6.207 19 28 2 20-24 R 22,692 11.332 11,360 3,661 177 7,560 10,975 99 169 6 2 6 37 U 16,403 8,269 8,134 2.571 321 5.645 7,693 S3 119 25-29 R 21,580 11,536 10.044 1,871 30 9.486 9,686 162 297 9 8 8 23 U 14,402 7.497 6,905 788 87 6,629 6,566 79 252 1 30-34 R 17,011 9,032 7,979 919 39 7.916 7,404 182 518 S 5 10 13 U 12,260 6,380 5.880 300 163 5,942 5,301 135 415 2 1 1 35-39 R 11.107 5.941 5,166 242 8 5,537 4,539 153 597 4 9 5 13 U 9,062 4,731 4,331 190 20 4,409 3,855 128 456 4 40-44 R 12,487 6,425 6,062 266 13 5,792 4,771 353 1,260 6 10 8 8 U 9,337 4,751 4.586 237 25 4,300 3,560 214 1.001 45-49 R 8.089 4,633 3,456 208 5 4,078 2,542 335 894 6 6 6 9 U 6.183 3,289 2,894 129 20 2.989 2.073 171 801 50-54 R 10,450 5,593 4,857 289 9 4,591 2,538 694 2,287 9 14 10 9 U 7,371 3,363 3,508 161 16 3,323 1,785 379 1.707 55-59 R 4.151 2,269 1,882 118 3 1,799 914 346 952 4 5 2 8 U 3.251 1.672 1,579 61 6 1,379 777 231 794 I 2 60-64 R 6.444 3,238 3.206 196 4 2,277 861 752 2,330 7 7 6 4 U 4.823 2,166 2,657 96 18 1,648 629 422 2,010 65-69 R 2,110 1,173 937 76 785 264 307 665 3 3 2 s U 1,678 794 884 38 7 570 249 186 628 70+ R 5,426 2,891 2,535 202 6 1,593 382 1,088 2,136 4 9 4 2 U 3,200 1,377 1,823 64 8 856 228 457 J.587 Age not R 406 214 1~2 188 171 19 16 5 2 s stated U 19 11 8 9 3 4 1 1 154

TABLE C-ll-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-Contd. Marital status Divorced or Unspecified Total Total population Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural ----- Age-group Urban Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

BIKANER TEHSIL

AU Ages R 71,495 37.5BG 33,909 19,756 13.567 16,650 16,975 1.128 3,282 22 39 30 46 0-9 R 22,629 11,588 11,041 11,588 11,041 10-14 R 8,377 4,666 3,711 4,140 2,247 511 1.456 6 6 9 2 15-]9 R 5,689 3,057 2,632 2,034 153 1,004 2,460 17 13 2 1 5 20-24 R 6,316 3,167 3.149 962 25 2,173 3.072 29 42 2 1 10 25-29 R 6.281 3.372 2.909 406 18 2.915 2.813 47 70 2 4 2 4 30-34 R 4,986 2.718 2.268 158 8 2,498 2,131 55 124 1 3 6 2 35-39 R 3,155 1,686 1,469 69 3 1,581 1,306 33 150 3 4 6 40-44 R 3,639 1,873 1.766 64 9 1,706 1,423 99 329 2 3 2 2 45-49 R 2,135 1.195 940 47 2 1,064 689 79 244 2 1 3 4 50-54 R 3.066 1,6]4 1,452 64 5 1,377 797 166 639 3 5 4 6 55-59 R ].033 540 493 20 1 444 246 74 242 1 3 1 1 60-64 R 2.017 985 1,032 56 3 736 295 188 729 3 4 2 ) 65-69 R 578 293 285 11 212 105 70 177 2 I 70+ R 1,496 787 709 92 .. 429 181 265 517 1 9 2 Age not stated R 98 45 53 45 52 1

LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL

All Agq R 53.967 18,319 25,638 15.513 11,191 11,817 11,019 955 1,393 15 9 19 26 0-9 R 18,091 9,307 8.784 9.307 8,784 .. .. 10-14 R 6.468 3.443 3.025 3.176 2,175 259 844 6 2 .. 2 3 15-19 R 4.119 2,163 1,956 1,518 161 637 1,786 7 7 1 2 20-24 R 4.751 2.366 2.385 820 23 1.525 2,325 18 34 2 1 3 25-29 R 4,456 2.394 2.062 269 5 2,096 1.983 25 62 I 3 3 9 30-34 R 3,551 1.876 1,615 J09 1 1.736 1,567 29 105 2 2 35-39 R 2.264 1.234 1,030 46 2 1.148 920 37 107 1 2 1 40-44 R 2,573 ').314 1,259 52 2 1.191 1,023 68 230 1 2 2 2 45-49 R 1.826 1,076 750 33 1 965 570 76 177 1 2 2 .. SO-54 R 2,101 1,107 994 60 1 910 536 133 456 2 2 1 55-59 R 926 541 385 21 446 193 73 192 1 60-64 R 1.168 584 584 24 383 167 173 417 2 2 65-69 R 479 273 206 ]6 180 53 75 152 1 1 1 70+ R l,lJ6 610 506 27 4 346 50 235 452 1 1 Age not stated R 78 41 37 36 32 5 2 3

KOLA Y AT TEHSIL

All Ages R 47.998 25,710 22,288 14,082 9,260 10.683 10,404 915 2.563 16 21 14 40 0-9 R 15,404 7.969 7,435 7,969 7,435 ...... 10-)4 R 5.642 3,093 2,549 2,764 1,564 322 97g I 5 J .. 5 2 15-]9 R 4,004 2,156 1.848 1,531 99 613 ],721 9 15 1 ] 2 6 20-24 R 4.344 2,283 2,061 937 119 1,324 1,881 19 46 2 2 1 13 25-29 R 3,988 2,243 1.745 382 5 1,829 1,671 22 64 2 1 2 4 30-34 R 3,281 1,733 1,548 102 25 1,587 1,394 41 125 1 I 2 3 35-39 R 2,059 1,142 917 62 2 1.044 770 35 140 3 1 2 40-44 R 2,431 1,295 1.136 70 1 1,143 R37 79 292 2 4 1 2 45-49 R 1,405 847 558 58 716 393 72 162 1 1 2 50-54 R 2,096 1.160 936 73 .. 934 411 150 517 3 7 1 55-59 R 773 437 336 26 2 342 ]34 67 198 2 1 1 60-64 R 1,262 625 637 58 419 125 148 512 65-69 R 345 192 153 16 118 34 58 116 3 70+ R 939 522 417 32 .. 286 46 203 371 1 Age not stated R 25 13 12 2 8 6 3 5 1 155 TABLE C-D " C-III PART-A

TABLE C-ll-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-Cone/d. Marital status Divorced or Unspecified Total Total population Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural Age-group Urban Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS

NOKHA TEHSIL

All Ages R 83,029 42,914 40,115 _, 23.574 16,400 17,727 19,689 1.565 3,949 17 14 31 63 0-9 R 27,428 14,015 13,413 14.015 13.413 10-14 R 10,308 5,527 4,781 4.703 2,730 799 2,028 19 13 2 1 4 9 15-19 R 6,377 3.278 3.099 1,944 151 1.309 2.916 22 21 I 3 10 20-24 R 7.281 3,516 3,765 942 10 2,538 3,697 33 47 3 11 25-29 R 6,855 3,527 3,328 814 2 2.646 3.219 62 101 4 1 6 30-34 R 5.193 2,705 2,488 550 5 2.095 2,312 57 164 1 1 2 6 35-39 R 3.629 1,879 1,750 65 1 1.764 1.543 48 200 2 2 4 4{)-44 R 3,844 1.943 1,901 SO 1 1,752 1,488 107 409 1 1 3 2 45-49 R 2,723 1,515 1.208 71 2 1,333 890 108 311 2 2 1 3 50-54 R 3,187 1,712 1,475 92 3 1.370 794 245 675 2 4 1 55-59 R 1,419 751 668 51 567 341 132 320 1 I 6 60-64 R 1,997 1,044 953 58 1 739 274 243 672 2 3 2 3 65-69 R 708 415 293 33 275 72 104 220 2 1 1 70+ R 1,875 972 903 51 2 532 105 385 796 1 3 Age not stated R 205 115 90 105 79 8 10 2 1

TABLE C-III PART A-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS

Educational levels Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total population llliterate educational level) Junior Basic and above Age-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT TOTAL

All Ages 444.515 232,699 211,816 156.058 185,389 53,497 20,863 14,100 4.435 9,044 1,129 0- 4 74,181 37,662 36,519 37,662 36,519 5- 9 69,531 36,541 32,990 26,323 28.215 8.016 3.763 2,202 1,012 10-14 54,026 29,654 24,372 ]2,515 18,0~4 11,834 4,652 5.258 1.593 47 33 15-19 36,835 I 9,765 17,070 10.tOl 13,255 5,285 2,740 2.776 680 1,60.3 395 20-24 39,095 19,601 19,494 11,273 16,056 4,599 2,647 1,151 445 2.578 346 25-29 35,982 19,033 16,949 11,633 14.436 4,832 2,067 853 254 1.715 192 30-34 29,271 ]5,412 13,859 9,466 12,124 4,240 1.513 650 156 1,056 66 35-44 41,993 21,848 20.145 13,961 18,015 6,086 1.861 670 199 1.131 70 45-59 39,495 21,319 ]8,176 14,350 16.853 5,797 1.220 429 80 743 23 60+ 23.681 11,639 1... ,U4l 8,560 ll,623 2,801 399 109 16 169 4 ASC Dot stated 415 225 200 214 199 7 1 2 2 156

TABLE C-1I1 PART B-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY

Educational levels -~~--~-- ~--~------~ ----- Technical Non-techn ica I diploma not diploma not Literate (without Primary or Matriculation or equal to equal to Total popUlation IUiterate educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary degree degree ---~------ABC-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 DISTRICT URBAN

All Aiel 188.026 98,160 19,866 4tI.9Sl 67,696 34.457 17.609 8,743 3.470 5,930 835 19 :1 7S . let 0-4 30.455 15,661 14,78S 15,667 14,788 5-9 29,705 15.657 14.048 9,732 10,357 4.701 2,962 l.224 729 10-14 23.231 12,925 )0.306 2,131 5.178 7.117 3,905 3.030 1,191 47 32 .. 1S-19 16.646 9,111 1,535 2.231 4.246 3,542 2.343 1,848 562 1.387 344 2 20-24 ]6,403 8,269 8,134 2.426 S.2l6 2,923 2.227 764 360 1,637 226 3 1 ]5 4 25-29 14,402 7.497 6,905 2,494 4.740 2,981 1.761 552 218 974 129 1 8 10 30-34 12.260 6.380 5.880 2,204 4.385 2,801 1.294 431 137 595 4S 2 16 1 35-44 18,399 9,482 8,917 3,718 7,006 4,263 1,659 475 184 686 46 5 1 20 4 45-59 16.805 8,824 1.981 3,659 6,780 4.135 1,106 322 73 481 12 6 12 3 60+ 9,701 4,337 5,364 2,083 4,992 1,992 352 96 16 123 1 2 4 2 Aae not stated 19 11 8 8 8 2 1

Educational levels University Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post-graduate degree degree or 'post- .~--~- graduate degree Veterinary other than tech- and nical degree Engineering Medicine Agriculture dairying Technology Teaching Others ._------~ Ale·sroup Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 AU Ages 1,827 ll4 7 63 12 2 1 82 2 0- 4- S- 9 10-14 ]5-19 93 38 8 20-24 451 98 I 7 I 40 25-29 467 44 1 6 2 13 30-34 30~ 16 1 Ii 2 9 35-44 289 14 3 14 3 9 45-59 ]89 .. 15 3 3 6O-t- 35 2 .. Age nOt staled 157

TABLE c-m PART C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

Educational levels ------Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total population Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above Age-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT RURAL

All Ages 256,489 134.539 121,950 109,105 117,693 19,040 3,254 5,357 965 1,037 38 0- 4 43,726 21,995 21.731 21,995 21,731 S- 9 39,826 20,884 18.942 16,591 17.858 3,315 801 978 283 10-14 30,795 16,729 14,066 9,784 12,916 4,717 747 2,228 402 1 15-19 20.189 10.654 9.535 7.870 9,009 1.743 397 928 118 113 11 20-24 22,692 11,332 11,360 8,847 10,840 1,676 420 387 8S 422 15 25-29 21,580 11.536 10,044 9,139 9,696 1,851 306 301 36 245 6 30-34 17.011 9,032 7,979 7,262 7,739 1.439 219 219 19 112 2 35-44 23,594 12,366 If ,228 10.243 11,009 1,823 202 195 15 105 2 45":"59 22,690 12,495 10,]95 10,691 10,073 1.662 114 107 7 35 60+ 13,980 7.302 6,678 6,477 6.631 809 47 13 3 Age DOt stated 406 214 192 206 191 5 2

TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY

BfKANER TEHSIL

All Ages 71,495 37,586 33.909 30.089 32,678 5,467 973 1,610 239 420 19 0-4 11,790 5,906 5.884 5,906 5,884 5- 9 10,839 5,682 5,157 4,479 4.903 961 214 242 40 10-14 8.377 4,666 3.711 2,617 3,396 1,356 206 693 109 15-1~ 5,689 3,057 2.632 2,139 2.463 533 131 332 33 53 5 20-24 6,3t6 3,167 3,149 2,395 2,992 481 123 110 25 181 9 25-29 6.281 3,372 2,909 2,611 2.781 584 108 87 16 90 4 30-34 4,986 2.7l8 2,268 2,207 2,190 405 71 60 7 46 35-44 6,794 3,559 3,235 2,961 3,170 510 56 51 8 37 45-59 6,234 3,349 2,885 2,872 2,839 436 45 30 1 II 60+ 4,091 2,065 2,026 1,857 2,008 201 18 5 2 Age DOt stated 98 45 53 45 52

LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL

All Ages 53.967 28,329 25,638 22,578 24,456 3,085 S72 2,417 599 249 Jl 0-4 9,541 4,795 4,746 4.795 4.746 5- 9 8,550 4,512 4,038 3,446 3.711 489 106 'i77 221 10--14 6,468 3,443 3,025 2,007 2,718 441 66 995 241 15-19 4,119 2,163 1,956 1,551 1,817 232 64 353 70 27 5 20-24 4,751 2,366 2,385 1.838 2.236 278 106 157 40 93 3 25-29 4,456 2,394 2,062 1,861 1.959 350 88 1!3 14 70 30-34 3.551 1,876 1,675 1.455 1,618 307 51 92 5 22 35-44 4.R37 2.548 2.289 2,075 2,228 368 57 78 4 27 45-59 4,853 2,724 2,129 2.253 2,099 417 25 45 4 9 60+ 2.763 1,467 ],296 1,260 1.287 200 9 6 Age not stated 78 41 37 37 37 3

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TABLE C-ID PART C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREA.S ONLY-Concld.

Educational levels Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total poPulation Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above ABO-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femalea Males Females

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 ]0 11 12

KOLAYAT TEHSIL

All Ages 47.998 25,710 22.288 21,704 21,560 3,208 644 643 79 155 5 0-4 8,006 4,081 3,925 4,081 3.925 5- 9 7,398 3,888 3,510 3,380 3,349 473 ]53 35 8 JO-14 5,642 3,093 2.549 2,108 2,331 762 184 223 34 15-19 4.004 2,156 1,848 ],747 1,749 278 89 ]22 10 9 20-24 4,344 2,283 2,061 1,844 1.967 302 17 79 IS 58 2 25-29- 3,988 2,243 1,745 1,843 1,702 307 40 61 2 32 I 30-34 3.281 1,733 1,548 1,408 1,504 250 36 SI 7 24 1 35-44 4,490 2,437 2,053 2.001 2,007 364 44 48 1 24 45-59- 4.274 2,444 1,830 2,090 1,813 324 15 22 2 8 60+ 2,546 1,339 J,207 1,190 1,201 141 6 2 .'lac not stated 25 13 12 12 12 I NOKHA TEHSIL

All Ages 83,029 42,914 40.115 34,734 38,999 7,280 1.065 687 48 213 3 0-4 14,389 ',213 ',176 7.213 7,176 5-9 13.039 6,802 6,237 5,286 5,895 1,392 328 124 14 )0-14 10,308 5,527 4,781 3.052 4,471 2,158 291 317 ]8 1 lS-l~ 6,377 3,278 3.099 2,433 2.980 700 113 121 5 24 1 20-24 7.281 3,516 3,765 2,770 3,645 615 Jl4 41 5 90 1 25-29 6.855 3,527 3,328 2.824 3.254 610 70 40 4 53 30-34 5,193 2,705 2.488 2.192 2.427 477 61 16 20 3'-44 7.473 3,822 3.651 3,206 3.604 581 45 18 2 17 45-59 7,329 3,978 3,351 3,476 3,322 485 29 10 7 60+ 4.580 2,431 2,149 2.170 2.135 26) 14 ... ABe not stated 205 115 90 112 90 1 2 :> 159

TABLE C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS

Single Single Singte Year Total Year Total Year Total Age Age Age Return Males Females Return Males Females Return Males Females 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 DISTRICT AU Ap. 232,699 211,816 0 8,476 8,070 35 6,887 6.719 70 1.928 2,058 ) 5,703 5.312 36 1~137 852 71 90 58 2 7.888 7.578 37 837 512 72 190 137 3 8.014 8,187 38 1,158 879 73 71 (i0 4 7,581 7,372 39 653 535 74 70 70 5 9,096 8,004 40 8,168 8,621 75 497 448 6 8.120 7,230 41 528 353 76 62 43 7 7.006 6,527 42 1,2-45 799 77 76 42 8 7.274 6,612 43 532 401 78 III 61 9 5.045 4,617 44 703 474 79 51 27 )0 9.172 7.494 45 5.499 4,653 80 734 890 11 4.658 4,002 46 616 425 81 20 21 12 6,963 5,414 47 524 317 82 SO 43 J3 4,639 4,104 48 816 568 83 18 J8 14 4,222 3,358 49 467 387 84 17 14 15 5,855 4,618 50 7,294 7,095 85 10'; 121 16 3,905 3.635 51 455 242 86 18 16 17 2.799 2,556 52 831 464 87 11 II 18 5,133 4,673 53 390 249 88 IS 13 19 2,073 1,588 54 486 31S 89 6 6 20 7,003 9,126 55 2.392 2.384 90 72 132 21 2,8SI 2,275 56 436 277 91 2 3 22 4.701 4,274 57 346 215 92 4 3 23 2.600 1,965 58 432 313 93 I 3 24 2.446 1,854 59 335 272 94 2 1 25 9.406 9.828 60 4.456 5,137 95 17 14 26 2,890 2,085 61 239 206 96 5 5 27 2.673 1~81R 62 359 267 91 3 28 2.927 2.377 63 167 101 98 2 7 29 1.137 841 64 183 152 99 2 7 30 10,026 10,384 65 1.280 1,376 100 10 22 31 876 469 66 188 113 Over 100 1· 4@ 32 2.366 1,652 67 180 90 Age not 225 2eO 33 1.081 570 68 177 131 stated 34 1,063 784 69 142 111

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HOUSING TABLES

(Note on E-SeriesJ

There are five tables in this series prepared for the cum-dwelling, or a place of business, workshop, school first time in this census which have been extracted etc. with a separate entrance. ' from the House List prepared at the time of house A "Census household" is a group of persons who numbering and house listing operations in 1960. Out commonly live together in the same census house and of these, four tables viz. E-I~ E-II~ E-IV, E-V relate take their meals from a common mess unless the exige­ to housing conditions and furnish data for the pur­ ndes of work prevent them from doing so. poses for which the houses are used, the tenure on which they are occupied by the househo1ds, material A "shop" or a "workshCjd" is a place where articles of construction of walls and roofs and the households are sold for cash or for credit. classified by number of members and by number of A "Workshop" is a place where some kind of produc­ rooms occupied by them. The data in these tables tion, processing, repair or servicing such as paper-making, has been shown for the dIstrict as well as for each shoe-making tailoring, cycle-repairing, motor-servicing, tehsi1 separately for total, rural and urban areas. halwai's shop, pottery-making~ goldsmithy, blacksmithy, etc., are undertaken or where goods or articles are made 2. Another table (E-IlI) on industrial establish­ and sold, and is not a factory registered under the ments also prepared from the ho use lists gives a Factories Act. break-up by industry and the fuel used cross-tabu­ lated by the size of establishments, is not presented A "Factory" is a large workshop which has been here for want of space and can be seen in Part registered under the Indian Factories Act. IV-B of the State Census Report which presents HBusiaess houses" are those premises where transa­ all the tables of this series. However, the data regard­ ctions in money or other articles take place such as ing number of establishments contained in this table banks etc. is separately compiled down to village level which has been presented in a separate list of industrial estab­ Table E-H lishments. 6. This table has been prepared on the basis of 20 per cent sample of households used as dwellings. shop­ Table E-I cum~dwellings, workshop~cum-dwellings and dwelJings 3. This table has been prepared on full count and with other uses. Shop-cum-dwellings and workshop-cum­ furnishes figures of census houses separately for total, rural dwellings are census houses which are partly used for and urban areas of the district and tehsils and towns residential or dwelling purposes and partly used as a with a population of 50,000 or more classified into shop or workshop. Dwellings with other uses are census different categories according to the uses to which they houses such as offices, schools, temples, mosques etc. are put. The houses which were found vacant at the tim@ which are partly used for residential purposes by watch­ of houselisting have also been shown separately as such. men or uttendents. The total number of households given The following are th~ various types of houses into in column 4 of thIS table gives the total of such samples which occupied houses have been classified :- classified into the aforementioned tour categories of dwe­ llings. which have been further classified according to Dwellings, shop-cum-dwellings, workshop-cum-dwe­ their tenure status. whether owned or rented, separately lIings, hotels, hostels, sarais, dharamshalas, tourist homes for the total, rural and urban areas of the district and and inspection houses, shops excluding eating houses, also for tehsils and towns with a popUlation of 50,000 business houses and offices, factories regIstered under or more. the Factories Act and worksheds and workshops not so 7. The following concepts and definition have been registered, schools and other educational institutions used in respect of tenure status:- including training classes, coaching and shop classes, restaurants, sweetmeat shops and eating places, places of The term 'owned' was considered to be a situation entertainment and community gathering (Panchayat Ghar), when a household was living in its own house or a house public health and medical institu lions, hospitals, health duly mortagaged to it by some of its debtor. centres, doctors clinics, dispensaries, etc. The term 'rented' meant a situation when a household 4. Occupied census houses which do not fall in any was found living in a house taken on rent from a land­ of the above categories have been classed as 'Others', lord or in a house that was taken on lease or in a house e.g. temple, mosque, church, cowshed, motor garage, for which no rent was being paid with the consent of water-hut, engine room, store room, grass shed . the landlord. . 5. The concepts and definitions of the terms occuring Table E-IV in the table are given below:- 8. This table has been prepared on 20 per cent sample A "Census house" is a structure or part of a struc­ of households used as dwellings, shop-cum-dwel1ings, ture inhabited or vacant, or a dwelling, a shop, a shop- workshop-cum-dwellings and dwellings with other uses. 1(;)7

The total number of houses given in column 3 of this households and number of occupants by sex in each table gives the totals of all such sampled household. category:- The material out of which most of the walls are made (i) no regular room or where a house consists of separate structures, each Pi) one room made of different materials, the material out of which (lii) two rooms the walls of the main bedrooms, are made has been (iv) three rooms classified into the following nine categories:- (v) four rooms (1) Grass, leaves, reeds or bamboo (vi). five rooms or more (2) Timber 12. This table has been prepared separately for the (3) Mud total, rural and urban areas of the district and also for (4) Unburnt bricks tehsHs and towns with a population of 50,000 or more. (5) Burnt bricks (6) C. I. Sheets or other metal sheets LIst of Industrial Establishments (7) Stone (8) Cement concrete 13. This table gives the number of establish. (9) All other material ments and the number of workers in each branch 9. The material out of which most of the outer of industry classified by minor groups of roof exposed to the weather is made, i.e., tiles, Indian Standard Industrial Classification (for detailed thatch, corrugated Iron, zinc or asbestos cement description see appendix to the Explanatory Note on sheets or concrete, etc., or in the case of multistoreyed B-Series). The data is presented in the ascending order building, the material out of which the intermediate of the minor groups showing the figures in the brackets floor or floors is made, has been classified into the first for the number of establishments and second for following seven categories:- the number of workers employed. The information has been extracted from the house list prepared at the time (1) Grass, leaves, reeds thatch, wood or bamboo of house numbering and house listing operations in 1960. (2) Tiles, slate, shingle (3) Corrugated iron, zinc or other metal sheets 14. The data is presented for the district and each (4) Asbestos cement sheets tehsil for total, rural and urban areas as well as for each (5) Brick and lime village and town separately. A summary of number of (6) Concrete and stone slabs industrial establishments by workers employed has been (7) All other material given separately for the district, tehsils and towns in the 10. This table has been presented separately for begining of this table. The table has been presented in total, rural and urban areas of the district and also for cun-on-lines and the villages are shown both by their tehsils and towns with a population of 50,000 or more. n~mes and Code. numb~rs. The Code nu~ber of the villages wIll be helpful In fmdlI~g out the locatIon of the village in the tehsil maps. Villages which do not have any indu­ Table E-V strial establishments as well as those industry minor groups for which there are no figures in village or town 11. This table has been prepared on 20 percent or tehsil have been excluded from the list. sample of households used as dwellings, shop-cum­ dwellings, workshop-cum-dweUnigs and dwellings with 15. The data for some seasonal industries which were other uses. The figures given in column 3 of this table not actually working during the period of house listing are the totals of all such sampled households. The sex has not been included. The number of workers also break-up of the total number of members occupying includes the proprietor and the other household members such sampled households have been further classified who were working in the industry during the week pre­ into the following six categories showing the number of ceeding the enumerators' visit.

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TABLE E-II-TENURE STATUS OF SAMPLE CENSUS HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS HOlJSE'" LJSED AS DWELLINGS ( Based on 20 % Sample)

Households in CenslIs Houses used as District/Tehsil or city with a Total Dwelling population of Rural Tenure Total No. of Shop-cum- Workshop-cum· with OIher 50,000 or more Urban Status Households Dwelling Dwelling Dwellmg uses

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DISTRICT TOTAL Total 16,121 16,030 39 45 7 Owned 13,490 13,428 22 37 3 Rented 2,631 2,602 11 8 4

RURAL Total 9,297 9,281 3 7 6 Owned 9,054 9,043 3 6 2 Rented 243 238 I 4

URBAN Total 6,824 6.749 36 38 I Owned 4,436 4,385 19 31 I Rented 2,388 2.364 17 7

Bikaner Tehsil T Total 9,124 9,035 39 43 7 Owned 6,752 6,691 22 36 3 Rented 2,372 2,344 17 7 4

R Total 2,554 2,539 3 6 6 Owned 2,508 2,497 3 6 2 Rented 46 42 4

U Total 6,570 6,496 36 37 t Owned 4,244 4,194 19 30 I Rented 2,326 2,302 17 7

Bikaner City U Total 5,528 5,456 3S 36 Owned 3,347 3,29& 19 29 Rented 2,181 2,158 16 7

Lunkaransar Tehsil* R Total 1,905 1,904 I Owned 1,814 1,814 Rented 91 90

Nokha Tehsil* R Total 1,803 1,803 Owned 1,748 1.748 Rented 55 55

Kolayat Tehsil T Total 3,289 3,288 Owned 3,176 3,t7:5 Rented 113 113 R Total 3,035 3,035 Owned 2,984 2,984 Rented 51 51

U Total 254 253 J Owned 192 191 1 Rented 62 62

~-~~~~ ·Entirely Rural 170

TABLE E-IV-DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS BY PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF WALL AND (Based on Predominant Material Districtrrehsil Grass, C. I. Sheets or city with a Total Total No. Leaves, or other population of Rural of Census Reeds or Unburnt Burnt Metal 50,000 or more Urban Households Bamboo Timber Mud bricks Bricks sheets J 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DISTRlcr Total 16,121 194 1.590 3,010 4,557 5,386 4 Rural ',197 179 1.567 2,818 3,561 638 VrbaD 6,814 15 23 182 995 4,748 4

Bikaoer Tehail T 9,124 87 301 993 1,957 4,780 4 R 2.554 77 279 821 992 240 V 6.570 10 22 172 965 4,540 4

BikaDer City ',S28 4 14 146 646 3.876 4 Lunkaranaar Tehln· R ),9OS 18 J86 487 937 62 Kolayat TehaU· R 1,803 J 645 443 509 89 Nokba Tehsil T 3.289 88 458 1,087 1,154 455 R 3,035 83 457 1,077 1,124 247 U 254 S 1 10 30 208 *Entirely Rural 171

HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLINGS PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF ROOF 20% Sample) of wall Predomillant Material of Roof Grass. Leaves. Corrugated Reeds. Thatch, Iron, Zinc Asbestos Cement All other Wood or Tiles, Slate or other cement Brick and Concrete and All other Stone Concrete material Bamboo Shingle Metal shee" sheets Lime stone material 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 1,357 13 8,784 :1 714 68 601 '.942 10 5n 1 7,799 2 549 8 309 611 I 83S 11 985 165 60 291. 5,320 :1 980 22 2.969 l 309 SO 392 5.400 2 145 UJ03 2 159 118 272 835 22 966 ISO SO 274 5.128 2 817 21 735 51 41 141 4,547 214 1 ].732 4 6 138 18 7 116 ],650 9 2 51 90 1 47 2,433 392 10 20 434 47 2,414 377 2 242 19 IS 10 18 192 172.

TABLE E-V-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY. NUMBER OF ( Based on Households with no Households with one regular room room Total District/TehsiJ Number Total Nurrtber of Total Number Number of Number Number of or city with a Total of members number of members of members population of Rural House- o( House- House- SO.OOOOt' more Urban holds Males Females rooms holds Males Females holds Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT Total 16.121 47,908 43.260 44.734 1 1 4.118 9.116 7,814 ltural 9,297 28.013 25,347 23.967 2,269 5.031 4.534 Urban 6.824 19.895 17,913 20.767 1 1 1.849 4.084 3.290 Bikaner TehsiJ T 9.124 26.591 24.069 27.246 I 1 2.333 5,122 4,240 R 2.554 7,480 6,886 7,113 S77 1,287 1.160 U 6.570 19,1ll 17,183 20.133 1 1 1.756 3.835 3.080 Bikaoer City U 5.528 16.084 14,203 1S,980 19S9S 3,497 2.794 Luokaraosar Tebsi1* R 1,905 S,939 5,395 4.795 591 1,340 1,24-6 Kolayat Tehsn- R 1.803 5.220 4.561 4,500 465 1,044 901 Nokha TehsU T 3,289 10.158 9.235 8.193 729 1.610 1.437 R 3.035 9.374 8,505 7,559 636 ].361 1,227 , U 254 784 730 63~ 93 249 2)0 -Entirely Rural 173

MEMBERS AND BY NUMBER OF ROOMS OCCUPIED 20% Sample)

Households with Households with Households with Households with five two rooms three rooms four rooms rooms and more Number Number of Number Number of Number Number of Number Number of of members of members of members of Number members House- House- House- House- of holds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females holds rooms Males Females

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

4,681 12,869 11.618 3,441 11,110 10,054 1,855 6,656 6.098 2,025 13.511 8,157 7,665 2.98t 8,380 7,554 2.168 7.188 6,"'00 1,069 3.943 3,552 807 4.95:1 3,470 3.307 1.697 4,489 4.064 1,273 3,922 3,654 786 2,713 2,546 1,2]8 8,561 4,687 4.358 2,377 6.286 5,686 1,814 5,528 5.100 1.107 3,808 3,565 1,492 10,289 5.847 5,477 751 1.997 1,831 578 1.739 1.562 343 1,174 1,100 305 1,928 1,283 1,233 ],626 4,289 3,855 ].236 3,789 3,538 764 2,634 2,465 1,187 8,361 4.564 4,244

1,380 3,684 3,~50 1.047 3,263 3,034 630 2,210 2.020 876 5,964 3,430 3.105 564 1,678 1.491 373 1.346 l.t75 193 712 639 184 1,185 863 844 590 1.571 1.362 418 1.323 1,156 195 715 636 135 821 567 506 ],150 3,334 3,079 836 2,913 2,623 360 1.421 1.258 214 1.216 880 838 1,079 3,134 2,870 799 2.780 2.507 338 1.342 1.177 liB 1,016 757 724 71 200 209 37 133 116 22 79 81 31 200 123 114

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INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS SUMMARY Number of Number of Total Total Rural Establish- Workers Rural Establish- Worken District/Tehsil/Town Urban ments Employed District/TehsillTown Urban mentl Employed

1 2 3 4 J 2 3 4 DISTRICT Total 1.720 7,490 Deshanoke Town U 46 70 Rural 331 784 Bhinasar Town 20 38 Urbaa 1.383 6,706 U 1 Lunkaransar Tehsil· T 42 95 1 Bikaner Tehsil T 1.453 6,969 101 332 R 3 kolayat Tehail* T 19 88 U J,352 6.637 4 Nokha Tehsil T 206 338 Bikaner Town U 1,167 6,307 R I7S 269 Gangashahar Town U 31 38 U 31 69 Napasar Town U 88 184 Nokhamandi Town U .3J 69

-Entirely Rural

Bika. 17-A 176

LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

Note:-1. For description of Code: see Appendix to the Explanatory Note on B~Series. 2. The first figure in the bracket is for number of Establishments the second is for number of workers. 3. Numbers before the bracket indicates the Minor Group i.e. three digit code of I. S. I. C.

DISTRICf BIKANER TEHSIL-concld.

Total :- 040(1-2), 041(1-3), 043{1-2), 200(124-231), 206(14-15) 250(3-110), 251(123-1265). 252(2-161). 255(6-18),270 207(92-132), 209(12-28), 214(5-8). 215{4-41). 216(6-9). (10-163), 272(1-2), 273(4-5). 278(2-4), 279(44-106), 280 219(1-1), 220(2-4),221(1-1), 230{3-5), 231{19-69), 232(2-5), (3-12), 281 (19-84), 282(26-36), 288(6-6). 292(2-2), 300 233(2-3), 235(48-157). 236( 10-81), 237(103-237), 239( 1-2), (12-48), 301(1-101). 311(97-185), 314(1-2). 320(2-3), 323 241(5-13), 244(2-2), 250(3-110), 251(125-1,270).252(2-161), (2-2), 333(1-12), 335(7.25), 336(4-17). 337{J-1). 339(1-7), 254(1-2), 255(77-206), 270(11-169), 2720-2), 273(7-1O}, 340(4-24). 341(7-23), 343(2-2). 350(10-16), 353(4-1 I). 360 278(2-4), 279(44-106), 2MO(5-15), 281(20-85), 282(60-83), (1-12), 365(36-54), 368(2-3),369(99-255).370(6-10). 373(2-2), 283(1-1), 288{8-8), 292(2-2), 300{1 2-48), 302(2-102), 378(9-12),379(3-106),380(6-2,370).384(33-83).388(116-111 ). 310(1-2), 311(126-243). 3J4(1-2), 320(2-3), 323(2-2), 390(2-3). 392(19·24). 393(254-314). 394(2-2). 399(2-3) 333(l-l2). 335(7-25). 336(4-17), 337(1-1), 339(1-7), 340{4-24), 341(8-24), 343(2-2), 350(50-148), 353(4-11). 360(1-12). 365(36-54), 368(2-3). 369(115-279), 370(6-10), 373(2-2), Villages 378(9-12),379(3-106),380(6-2370).384(33-83).388(117-172). 390(2-3), 392(19-24), 393(309-397). 394(2-2). 399(2-3) (19) 273(2-4). 393( 1-2) (42) Amarpura 255(3-6) (48) Barjoo 255(2-2) Rural : .. 200(22-44). 206(2-2), 207(26-40). 221(1-1), 230(1-1), 231 (53) Jaimalsar 255(1-1). 350(]-J5) (2-38), 233(1-2). 235(2544), 236(8-69), 241(1-5), 244(2-2). (60) Nalbri 200(1-2) 251(2-5). 254(1-2), 255(71-188), 273(2-4), 281 (I-I), 282 (67) Lakhoosar 282(2-4) (34-47), 283(1-1), 288(2-2), 310(1-2), 311(29-58), 350 (104) Shlvwari .. 255(6-16). 310(1-2) (40-132), 369(16-24), 393(46-70) (106) Udasar .. 23J(2-38} (134) Panpalsar . _ 255(1-1) Urban :- 040(1-2). 041(1-3), 043(1-2). 200(102-187), 206(12-13), (144) Ambasar .. 255(14-59), 3~0(3-19) 207(66-92), 209(12-28). 214(5-8), 215(4-41). 216(6-9), (145) Udramsar .. 200(3-10). 235(9-18). 255 2J9(1-1), 220(2-4).230(2-4),231(17-31). 232(2-5), 233(1-1). (3-JO), 288(1-1), 311(34), 235(23-113). 236(2-12). 237(103-237), 239(1-2), 241(4-8), 350(11-24) 250(3-110). 251(123-1265). 252(2-161). 255(6-18), 270 (150) Palana •. 200(1-2) (11-169), 272(1-2). 273(5-6), 278(2-4), 279(44-106), 280 (165) Seenthal . . 255(2-4), 393(1-1) (5-15), 281(19-84), 282(26-36). 288(6-6). 292(2-2), (166) Narangdesar •• 255(7-14) 300(12-48). 302(2-102), 311(97-185), 314(1-2), 320(2-3). (167) Gusaisar 255(4-8), 350(6-38),369(4-8) 323(2-2).333(1-12).335(7-25), 336(4-17), 337(1-1),339(1-7), (170) Tejrasar 241(1-5). 255(2-4), 350(2-8). 340(4-24). 341(8-24), 343(2-2). 350(10-16), 353(4-1 J), 369(1-2) 360(1-12), 365(36-54), 368(2-3), 369(99-255). 370(6-10). 373(2-2), 378(9-12), 379(3-106), 380(6-2370), 384(33-83). Bikaner Town : - 040(1-2). 04](1-3), 043(1-2). 200(86-157), 206 388(117-172). 390(2-3), 392(19-24), 393(263-327), 394(2-2), (12-13). 207(42.66), 209(11-27), 214(5-8). 215(3·6). 216 399(2-3) (4-6), 219(1-1). 220(2-4), 23J(l7-31), 235(13-72).236(2-12), 237(103·237). 239(1-2).241(4-8), 250(3-1l0), 251(123-]265). BIKANER TEHSIL 252(2-161), 255(6-18), 270(2-155). 272(1-2), 273(1-2), 278 (2-4), 280(3-]2), 281(18-ts2). 282(26-36), 288(6-6),292(2-2). Total :- 0400-2), 041(1-3), 043(1-2). 200(103-193), 206(l2-13). 300(12-48). 302(1-101), 311(79-158), 314(1-2),320(2-3), 207(59-85). 209(12-28), 214(5-8). 215(4-41), 216(5-8). 323(2-2). 335(7<25).336(4-17). 339(1-7). 340(1-10). 341(7-23). 219(1-1),220(2-4). 230(2-4), 231(19-69),232(2-5). 233(I-l), 343(2-2), 350(4-4), 353(4-11), 365(36-54), 368(2-3), 369 235(29-104),236(2-12), 237(103-237), 239(1-2), 241(5-13). (94-248), 370(6-10), 378(9-12), 379(3-106), 380(6-2370). 250(3-' 10). 251(123-1265), 252(2-161), 255(51-143), 270 384(33·83), 388l106-1572), 390(2-3),392(15-18),393(211-255), (10-163), 272( 1-2), 273(6-9), 278(2-4), 279(44-106}, 280 394(2-2), 399(2-3) (3-12), 281 (19-84). 282(28-40), 288(7-7), 292(2-2), 300 (12-48),302{J-IOI), 310(1-2), 311(100-189), 314(1-2). 320 Ganga Shahar Town :- 200(4-8). 207(3-5), 311(4-4), 337(1-]), (2-3), 323(2-2). 333(1-12), 335(7-31), 336(4-17), 337(1.'), 31)0(6-7). 392(3-4), 39302-J2) 339(1-7), 340(4-24), 341(7-23), 343(2-2), 350(B-120), 353(4-11). 360(1-12), 365(36-54), 368(2-3), 369(104-265), Napasar Town : - 200(3-5).207(5-5),216(1-2) 232(2-5).279(44-106), 370(6-10). 373(2-2), 378(9-12), 379(3-106), 380(6-2370), 2xl(I-2), 311(2-4).350(6-12),369(1-2), 388(1-1), 393(22-40) 384(33-83),388(116-171), 390(2-3).392(19-24).393(256-317), 394(2-2). 399(2~3) Deshnoke Town :- 200(4-7).207(9-9), 209(1-1),233(1-1). 273(3-3). 311(12-19), 340(2-5), 369(3-3), 388(3-6). 393(8-16)

Rura) :- 200(5-14). 231(2-38), 235(9-18), 241(1-5), 255(45-125). Bhinasar Town :- 200(1-2), 235(7-14).270(8-8),340(1-9). 369(1·2). 273(2-4),282(2-4). 288(1-1),31O(1-2),311(3-4).350{23-104), 392(1-2), 393(1-1) 369(5-10). 393(2-3) LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL Urban :- 040(1-2). 041(1-3), 043(1-2), 200(98-179), 206(12-0), 207(59-85), 209(12-28). 214(5-8), 215(4-41), 216(5-8), 219(1-1), 220(2-4), 230(2-4),231(17-31), 232(2-5), 233(1-1), Total (Entirely Rural) :- 200(10-22),206(2-2).207(10-20).230(1-1). 235(20-86), 236(2-12). 237(103-237). 239(1-2), 241(4-8). 311(14-39). 350(1-0. 393(4·10) 177

LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS-Concld.

Note:-1. For description of Code: see Appendix to the Explanatory Note OD B-Series. 2. The first figure in the bracket is for number of Establishments, the second is for Dumber of workers. 3. Numbers before the bracket indicates the Minor Group i.c. three digit code of I. S. I. C.

LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL-concld. NOK.HA MANDl TEHSIL-concld.

Villages Villages

(25) Manera 311(2-2) (4) Oogla OogJiyan 235( 1-1), 288(1-1) (28) Hathoosar 200(1-2), 311(1-1) (6) Raisar Prohtan 23S(2-2). 350( 1-2) (36) Ramsara 206(1-1) (12) BaDiya 255(2-4), 282(2-2) (41) Khanisar 206(1-1) (14) Kuchar Athuni 282(1-1), 255(1-2) (62) Mithriya 200(1-1) (17) Badhanu 255(5-9), 282(5-5 J, 31 1(S-7). (67) Jaitpur 200(2-5), 207(4.... ), 311(1-2). 369(2-4), 393(2-2) 350( 1-1) (1R) Bidasariya 255(11-11) (69) Sherpura 393(2-3) (20) Masud 255(1-1). 282(2-4), 393(1-1) (70) Mahajan 200(1-3),207(4-13).311(2-5) (21) Lalamdesar Bara 255(1-2), 282(2-5), 393(3-6) (122) Hansera 207(1-1) (25) Mahramsar 235(1-3) (123) Khari 393(1-4) (26) Lalasar 350(2-6) (128) Lunkaransar 200(3-6),230(1-1).311(6-24) (34) Suijguru •• 235(2-2), 350(2-2) (141) Shekhsar 311(1-3) (40) Desalsar Bas Bhatiyan 393(1-2) (162) Garabdesar 200( 1·2). 207(1-2) (53) Dhamok 393(2-3) (163) Kaloo 200(1-3), 311(1-2). 3930-3) (55) Nathoosar 207(1-2) (58) Panchoo 200(1-2), 207(3-3).235(3-3), 25](1-3), 393(1-1) KOLAYAT TEHSIL (59) Udasar 235(1-6) (60) Koodsoo 282(2-4), 393(3-5) Total (Entirely Rura)) : - 200(2-2), 221(1-1). 233(1-2), 236(~63), (61) Hiyadesar 282(1-1), 393(3-5) 251(1-2), 283(1-1), 311(2-3}, 350(7-12), 369(2-2) (62) Nokha GaoD 393(2-2) (63) Salundiya 235(1-1), 311(2-2), 393(1-1) (66) Bairasar 282(1-1), 393(4-7} Villages (68) Sllniwala 254(1-2) (70) Sajanwasi .. 236(3-3), 282(2-2), 393(1-1) (12) Rakha Oajner 200(l-1),236(1-51),31I(1-l} (72) J~rasar 200(3-3). 393{2-2) (100) Shree Kolayat 200(1-1),233(1-2),236(l-l2}. (76) Kakra .. 282(1-1), 393(3-.) 251(1-2). 311(1-2) (77) Himatsar 200(1-1), 207(5-5), 393(2-2) (112) Handla Bhatiyan 221(1-1) (81) Saoalsar 235(2-2). 282(1-1) (l20) Kotri 350(4-9) (82) Madiya 235(1-2). 311(1-1), 369(1-1) (124) Dayatara 283(1-1), 350(3-3), 369(2-2) (83) Beekasar 350(l-2} (87) Kakkoo with Singa) •• .. 207(2-4), 282(2-4), 393(1-2) (88) BhadJa 393( 1-2) NOKHA MANDl TEHSIL (90) Sobhana 393(2-4) (91) Saruda with Bhojas- .• •. 235(1-1), 255(1-1).282(5-5). Indrapur 350(2-2), 393(1-2) Total :- 200(9-14). 207(23-27), 216(1-1), 235(19-53), 236(6-6). (96) Kedhi 255(2-2), 282(3-5) 244(2-2), 251(1-3). 254(1-2}, 255(26-63), 270(1-6).273(1-1), (98) Seelwa 235(1-2}. 282(2-2), 3] 1(2-2) 280(2-3), 281(1-1). 282(32-43), 288(1-1), 302(1-1), 311 (105) Charkara 255(1-1), 281(1-1) (l0-12), 341(1-1), 350(9-15), 369(9-12). 388(1-1),393(49-70) (106) Rai!>ar 369(4-4) (113) Thawariya . . 207(2-2). 393(1-1) (114) Jesalsar 207(1-1), 369(1-2), 393(1-1) Rural :- 200(5-6). 207(16-20), 235(16-26), 236(6-6). 244(2-2). 251 (316) Mensar .. 207(1-2). 236<3-3). 244(2-2). (l-3), 254(1-2), 255(26-63). 281( I-I). 282(32-43). 288( H), 255(1-30).350(1-1).369(1-1), 311(10-12), 350(9-15), 369(9-12), 393(40-57) 393(2-2)

Urban :- 200(4-8), 207(7-7), 216(1-1), 235(3-27). 270(1-6). 273 Nokha Mandi Town - 200(4-8), 207{7-7), 216(1-1),235(3-27),270 (I-I), 280(2-3). 302(1-1), 341(1-1), 388(1-1), 393(9-13) (1-6), 273(1-1).280(2-3).302(1-1).341(1-1),388(1-1),393(9-13) 178

SPECIAL TABLES FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES (Note on SeT, SC and ST Series) There are 8 Tables in this series specially prepared 8. This is an important demographic table. The for the population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled age marital status data in the case of Scheduled Tribes in the district. No special table was prepared ,Tribes give an indication whether the tribal popula­ for these classes during 1951 Census. The only infor­ tion is decreasing, stable or increasing. mation collected at that time was the aggregate strength of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for Table SeT-III the district and sub-divisions. However, together more information for these communities which have been 9. This table presents the distribution of the safeguarded in the constitution, special tables have population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes been devised and presented in this series. Part V-A by sex and educational levels. The table has been of the State Census Report gives information for the compiled in two parts. Part A has been further classi­ State on this subject. fied in two parts. Part A (i) provides such type of data for each Scheduled Caste in urban areas only Table SeT-I while Part A (ii) presents similar data for urban areas for each Scheduled Tribe. 2. This table presents the industrial classification 10. Part B of this table provides the simi1ar infor­ of persons of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes mation as in Part A for rural areas only, being at work and non-workers by sex. In other words, classified in two parts. Part B (i) deals with Scheduled this table presents caste/tribe wise (arranged in alpha­ Castes while Part B (ii) refers to Scheduled Tribes. betical order) break-up of the data shown in Table 11. In case of urban areas the data has been C-VIII. This table has been compiled in two parts. given for educational standards as in Table B-III Part Part A deals with the Scheduled Caste popUlation A while such data has been shown for mere literate showing the data for each Schedu~ed. Caste separately primary or junior basic and matriculation and above in rural and urban areas of the dIstrIct. in case of rural areas as in Table B-III Part B. 3. Special study regarding the number of persons 12. This is an important table, the data of which of Scheduled Castes engaged in unwholesome occupa­ can be proved very useful for the education department tions like tanning, currying of hides and skins, scaven­ as it throws light on the spread of education among ging is also conducted. The number of workers shown these communities in the rural and urban areas separa­ in these occupations as well as in other industria) tely. The data will also be helpful to the department categories is on the basis of their principal work. for awarding scholarships to the members of these communities. 4. Part B of this table refers to Scheduled TrIbes population and presents the data for each Scheduled Table SCT-IV Tnbe separately in rural and urban areas of the district. 13. This table presents a distribution of the popula­ tion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes according S. A fly-leaf showing the sexwise break-up for to their religion. This table is compiled in two parts. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the district Part A provides religionwise data for each Scheduled as well as for each tehsil is also attached which pre­ Caste in the district showing the rural and urban figures sents data separately for total, rural and urban areas. together. Similar type of information has been presented Figures of such Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for Scheduled Tribes in Part B of this tabJe. It may be have also been given for each village and town in the noted that tbe members of Scheduled Castes can be Primary Census Abstract. either Hindus or Sikhs while members of Scheduled Tribes may profess different religions. Table SeT-II Table SCT-V 6. This table distributes the population of Sche­ duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes according to their 14. This table presents a detailed examination of the marital status of never married, married, widowed, rural cultivating households of the Scheduled Castes divorced or separated and unspecified status under and Scheduled Tribes and is based on 20% sample. the age-groups of 0-14, 15-44 ,and 45+. The total Such households have been classified in various groups population of these classes acccording to their marital according to the size of land cultivated and cross tabu­ status is also shown separately of all age~groups. lated by the interest in land cultivattd. 7. This table has been presented in two parts. 15. This table is similar to that of household Part A gives such information for each Scheduled economic table B-XI and is compiled in two parts. Part Caste and Part B relates to each Scheduled Tribe A presents such data for Scheduled Castes while Part providing such information for the district. B provides such information for Scheduled Tribes. 179

Table. SC-I subsidiary language of those members of Scheduled Tribes who bave moved out of their homes and as a 16. This table presents data for students and unem­ result of contact with the local persons speak some ployed persons in non-working population of Scheduled otber subsidiary language to the mother tongue. The Castes. This is further classified according to the broad number of persons speaking such subsidiary languages educational levels consisting of literates, primary or junior have been shown sex-wise in run-on-lines. The data has basic and matriculation 'and above. been presented separately for the district total, rural and 17. The data has been, shown separately for the urban areas for the each Scheduled Tribe. district total. rural and urban areas and further down to tehsil level in case of rural areas only. It is very Table ST-II useful table at it indicateS' the numerical strength of students and unemployed persons among the Scheduled 19. This table presents data for students and unemp­ Castes. loyed persons in the non-working population for each Table ST-I individual Scheduled Tribe. The data bas been shown separately for district total, rural and ~rban areas. T~i.s 18. Scheduled Tribes have their own peculiar langua­ table is an important one as it tbrows light ~n. ~hc;, ges and dialects. Tbis is due to the fact that this table progress of education and the unemployment posItIon is prepared showing the number of speakers of tbat for each individual tribe. 180 .

TABLE SCT-I PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS

WORKERS I II III IV In Mining, Quarry- ing, Livestock. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Planta- As Agricultural tion. Orchards and At Household Total Total workers As Cultivator labourer Allied activities Industry Name of Scheduled Calilte Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

f 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT

All Scheduled Castes 51,925 26,656 25.269 15,708 11,395 11,678 9,260 263 132 519 116 2,192 1,526 1 Balai 2 2 2 2 Bawaria 19 9 10 3 2 2 2 I 3 Bhand 32 12 20 11 11 3 4 8 6 1 4 Bhangi 562 2&6 276 129 6S 9S S6 3 2 1 4 t 5 . Bhambhi. Jatav, Jatia, Mochi. Raidass. Raigar or Ramdasia 3.855 1.966 1,689 J,1l4 760 694 529 7 1 1 1 178 86 6 Dhankia 5J8 263 255 166 120 136 105 8 4 5 7 7 Dheda 70 44 26 25 3 16 2 4 3 8 Dome 5~ 31 24 17 10 9 ]0 4 3 9 Gandia 132 67 65 36 33 25 31 11 10 Gavaria 75 41 34 20 14 2 1 1 11 Garo, Garura or Gurda 343, 166 177 80 46 73 36 6 9 12 Jjngar 1 1 13 Kalbelia 21 13 8 14 Kamad or Kamadia 47 17 30 7 II 7 11 )S Kanjar 84 41 43 18 12 10 7 4 16 Khatik 21 13 8 5 6 2 5 2 17 Majhabi 2 2 2 1 18 Megh Or Meghwal 30.44~ 15,648 14.797 9.410 7,021 7,190 5.684 159 73 216 43 1,441 1;149 )9 Mehtar 210 115 95 74 37 12 8 3 12 JO 20 Sansi 1.189 616 573 332 193 112 95 ]4 6 J39 70 21 Santia 21 10 Jl 5 22 Sarbhangi 188 101 87 57 47 44 ]5 8 30 5 2 23 Sargara 2S 11 14 6 2 OW Singiwala 2 1 ~ Thori or Nayak 8.526 4,424 4,102 2.631 1,825 2,104 1.583 45 16 81 31 242 136 :2.6 Tirgar 199 101 98 50 33 44 33 1 27 Valmiki 47 26 21 11 2 11 1 28 Unclassified 5.234 2.629 2,605 1.496 1,144 1,098 1,043 7 1 192 32 140 54 181

AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

WORKERS Workers In Special Occupations V VI VII VIII IX X In Manufacturing In other than In Transport, Tanning and Household In Trade and Storage and In Currying of hides Industry Construction Commerce Communications Other Services Non-workers and skins Scavenging Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

J5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ,25 26 27 28 29 30 RURAL 158 54 94 48 133 43 165 1 506 215 10,948 13,874 114 57 41 II 2 6 8 9 6 19 7 157 211 I 14

Bika-1S 182

TABLE SCT-I PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS

WORKERS I II III IV In Mining, Quarry· iog, Livestock. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting. Planta- As Agricultural tion, Orchards and At Household Total Total workers As Cultivator labourers Allied activities Industry 51. Name of Scheduled ------_----- No. Caste persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 DISTRICT

All Scheduled Castes 14,057 7,267 6,790 3,408 1~9 87 83 8 62 16 I 264 463 1 Balai 92 51 41 26 2 Bhangi 4,541 2,296 2,245 914 451 18 5 18 13 3 Chamar, Bbambhi. 976 501 415 264 87 .. S5 26 Jatav, Jatia, Mochi. Raidass, Raigar or Ramdasia 4 Dabgar 10 10 7 3 S Dhankia 21 10 11 2 4 6 Garo. Garura Gurda 26 14 12 7 5 4 2 3 7 Gavaria 23 S 18 3 12 7 5 8 Jingar 38 14 24 9 6 9 Kanjar 21 11 10 11 10 3 10 Koli or Kori 220 118 102 46 9 11 Megh or Meghwal 5.285 2.751 2,534 1,365 740 41 33 8 1 179 415 12 Nut 4 4 3

13 Thori or Nayak 2.419 1.258 I t 161 664 212 42 20 8 62 3 14 Unclassified 381 224 157 87 ]9 1 183

AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

WORKERS Workers 1n Special Occupations V VI VIl- VIII ,IX X

In In Manufacturing In Transport, Tanning and other than In Trade and Storage and In Currying .f hides Household Industry Construction Commerce Communications Other Services Non-workers and skins Scavenging Males Females MaJes Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 URBAN

466 184 668 173 57 14 SIS 2 1,327 557 3.859 5,241 193 23 600 500 2 10 14 25 41 51 10 51 11 11 135 643 399 1,382 1.794 12 S58 497 127 47 24 12 4 23 31 2 237 388 81 23 28

I 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 2 8 7 2 .. 1 7 7 2 .. 2 6 3 5 24 10 6 20 1 5 20 9 72 93 202 96 353 96 30 19 235 317 80 1.386 1,794 88 6 2 .. 3 1 77 31 196 47 6 5 96 1 236 46 594 949 9 8 1 4 8 5 7 62 19 137 J38

8ita. II-A 184

TABLE SCT-J PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

WORQRS II III IV In Mining.Quarry- ing, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing. Hunting, Planta- As Agricultural tions. Orchards and At Household Total Total workers As Cultivator Labourer Allied activities Industry Sl. Name of Scheduled No. Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT RURAL An SCbeduled Tribes 40 26 14 20 7 S 7 2 1 1 BhiJ 9 6 3 2 1 1 ] 1 2 Mina 23 17 6 15 1 2 1 1 3 Unc1assified 8 3 5 3 5 2 5 1 DISTRICT URBAN All Scbeduled Tribes 994 S13 481 219 IS1 ._. .. 1 Bhil 1 1 1 '" ., .. ... '.' 2 Mina 973 501 472 210 148 .. - 3 Unclassified 20 11 9 8 3

WORKERS v VI VII Vin IX X

In Manufacturing In other than In Transport, In Household In Trade and Storage and Other Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers 81. Name of Scheduled No. Tribe Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 1S 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 DISTRICT RURAL

All SCbeduled Tribes 3 9 6 7 1 Bhil 4 2 2 Mina - 3 - 9 2 , 3 Unclassified DISTRICT URBAN All Scbeduled Tribes 3 .. 3 213 151 294 330 1 Bhil 1 2 Mina 3 3 204 148 291 324 3 Unclassified .. 8 3 3 , 185

seT-I-FLY LEAF

Total Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Rural District/Tehsil Urban Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 DISTRICT T 33,923 32,059 539 495 R . 26.656 25.269 26 14 U 7,267 6,790 513 481 Bikaper Tehsil T 14.991 13,975 522 478 R 7,924 7,345 13 1 U 7,067 6,630 509 477 Lunkaransar Tehsil T 5.146 4.873 R 5,146 4,873 U

Kolayat Tehsil T 5,874 5,564 8 6 R 5.874 5,564 8 6 U Nokhli\ Tebsil T 7.912 7,647 9 11 R 7,712 7,487 5 7 U 200 160 4 4 186

TABLE seT-II PART A-AGE AND MARITAL

Total Population Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status SI. Name of ------No. Scheduled Caste Persoos Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS DISTRICT

All Scbeduled Castes 65,981 33,913 32.059 17,446 13,481 15,462 15,619 967 2,889 16 18 32 32 1 BaJai 94 53 41 32 27 20 13 I 1 2 Bawaria 19 9 10 6 6 3 4 .. •• 3 Bhand 32 12 20 2 8 10 10 2 4 Bhangi 5,103 2,582 2,521 1.430 1.277 1,047 1,035 55 208 1 5 Chamar. Bhambbi. Jatav, 1atia. Mocbi. Raidass, Raigar or Ramdasia 4,831 2,467 2.364 1.262 1,046 1,132 1.124 69 193 3 I 6 Dabgar 10 10 3 6 1 7 Dhankia 539 273 266 125 86 137 144 10 35 1 1 8 Dheda 70 44 26 19 8 20 14 5 4 9 Dome 55 31 24 17 8 12 11 2 5 10 Gandia 132 67 65 39 32 27 28 1 S 11 Garo, Garura or Gorda 369 J80 189 99 90 74 73 7 26 12 Gavaria 98 46 52 25 24 20 25 1 3 13 Jingar 39 IS 24 S 12 10 9 3 14 J{albeIia 21 13 8 10 4 3 4 15 Kamad or Kamadia 47 17 30 10 16 7 13 1 16 Kanjar 105 52 53 27 16 2S 33 4 17 Khatik 21 13 8 7 2 5 6 1 18 Koli or Kori 220 J!8 102 60 33 52 S4 6 J5 19 Majhabi 2 2 2 20 Megh or Meghwal 35,730 18,399 17,331 9.334 7.029 8,481 8,584 554 1,694 8 6 22 18 21 Mehtar 210 115 95 62 42 47 4S 4 6 2 2 22 Nut 4 4 1 3 23 Sansi 1.189 616 573 284 230 302 293 29 49 24 Santia 21 10 11 4 5 5 4 1 2 25 Sarbhangi 188 101 87 59 34 40 45 1 8 1 26 Sargara 25 II 14 5 9 6 5 27 Singiwala 2 1 1 1 1 28 Thod or Nayalt 10.945 5,682 5,263 2,927 2,234 2,610 2,601 138 415 3 8 4 S 29 Tirgar 199 101 98 51 34 48 55 2 9 30 Valmiki 47 26 21 16 9 9 11 I I 31 Unclassified 5,615 2,853 2,762 1.413 1.160 1,300 1,386 78 199 1 11 1 6 187

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Age 0-14 Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status ~-~------~ - - --- Name of Sl. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Scheduled Caste No. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 1 TOTAL

15,520 15,069 14,903 13,190 582 1,848 11 16 2 1 22 14 All Scheduled Castes 27 30 27 27 3 Balai 1 6 6 6 6 Bawaria 2 1 8 1 8 Bhand 3 1,316 1,307 1,286 1,217 30 89 Bhangi 4 Cbamar. Bbambhi. Jatav, 5 Jatia, Mochi, Raidas!, 1,109 1,160 1,077 1,025 29 133 1 3 I Raigar or Ramdasia 3 3 Dabgar 6 ]09 99 104 79 4 19 .. 1 Dhankia 7 17 9 16 8 1 1 Dheda 8 20 1 t 16 8 4 2 Dome 9 37 34 37 32 2 Gandia 10 91 100 88 90 3 10 Garo, Garura or Gurda 11 24 25 23 24 1 Gavaria 12 5 13 5 12 1 Jingar 13 9 4 9 4 Kalbelia 14 9 19 9 16 3 Kamad or Kamadia IS 22 21 21 16 1 5 Kanjar 16 7 2 6 2 1 Khatik 17 56 34 52 31 4 3 Koli or Kori 18 1 Majhabi 19 8,225 7,901 7,901 6.884 301 998 5 8 2 16 10 Megh or Mcghwal 20 56 47 55 42 .5 Mehtar 21 1 1 Nut 22 282 286 246 225 36 60 1 Sansi 23 4 5 3 5 1 .. Santia 24 52 37 50 34 2 3 Sarbhangi 25 5 9 5 9 Sargara 26 Singiwala 27 2,641 2,563 2,521 2,200 116 360 2 3 2 Thori or Nayak 28 49 41 47 33 2 8 Tirgar 29 14 9 14- 9 Valmiki 30 1.322 1.289 1.2i 3 1,144 47 142 2 2 Unclassified 31 188

TABLE SCT-II PART A-AGE AND MARITAL Age 15-44 Age 45+ Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married ,sl. No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 4S DISTRICT 13.991 12.950 1,466 239 11,189 11,966 322 10S 11 22 3 IS 4.379 4,002 48 17 3,690 1.812 I 23 11 5 18 10 1 3 2 2 2 4 2 4 1 I 3 10 10 1 9 9 I 1 2 1 1 4 986 895 193 56 776 771 17 67 1 280 319 1 4 241 175 5 ••020 892 175 11 820 827 25 54 334 310 6 8 283 164 6 6 6 I 7 118 123 20 5 94 110 3 8 I 46 42 1 39 15 8 13 12 2 9 12 2 .. 14 S 1 10 1 9 8 12 I 7 8 4 3 1 1 1 )0 22 22 2 20 22 8 9 7 4 11 58 68 II 47 53 15 31 21 24 10 12 15 20 2 13 20 7 7 7 4 13 7 7 7 7 3 4 3 1 14 4 3 1 3 3 15 5 10 I 4 10 3 1 3 16 25 26 6 19 24 2 5 6 5 4 17 3 5 1 2 5 3 2 I 18 44 58 8 2 35 48 1 8 18 10 13 3 19 1 1 20 7,701 7,167 1,395 120 6.106 6,642 193 397 s 3 2 S 2.456 2.239 22 4 2,074 941 21 37 39 6 28 35 2 2 2 1 22 9 1 19 5 22 2 2 I .. 1 23 259 228 35 4 212 206 11 18 1 74 58 2 54 27 24 5 3 1 3 3 1 1 3 1 I 2S 39 40 9 29 38 2 10 10 9 4 26 5 4 5 4 1 1 I 1 21 1 1 1 1 28 2,352 2,089 394 30 1,907 1,959 49 89 2 6 s 684 607 10 586 282 29 37 42 4 33 41 15 15 1 J3 6 30 11 12 2 8 11 1 I 1 1 31 1,173 1,147 190 11 965 1,084 17 37 11 4 352 321 4 288 160 189

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES-Cone/d.

Age 45+ Age not stated Divorced or Unspecified Divorced or Unspecified Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status

---_ -~------.------~--- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 TOTAL

632 2,165 3 5 6 3 33 38 29 35 1 3 2 1 1 2 I 3 38 140 4 44 138 4 2 4 2 5 1 6 6 27 2 2 7 3 4 8 2 9 1 5 10 7 II 11 3 12 3 13 14 I 15 2 16 I 17 5 7 18 19 356 1,289 2 3 3 17 24 16 21 3 1 20 2 4 21 22 18 30 1 1 1 23 2 24 1 6 25 26 27 85 323 2 2 5 4 2 4 1 2 28 2 8 29 30 59 161 1 6 5 6 S 31

Btka-19 190

TABLE seT-II PART B-AGE AND MARITAL

Total Population Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated slatus S. Name of Scheduled ------No. Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS DISTRICT

All Beheduled Tribe. 1,034 539 495 217 321 302 163 20 11 1 Bbil 10 7 3 2 1 5 1 1 2 MiA8 996 .s18 478 210 316 288 IS3 20 9 :3 UDclanified 28 14 14 oS 4 9 9 1

Agcl5-44 Age 45+ Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Sl. No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Mates Females Males Females Males Females

} 2~ 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 4S 259 147 28 31 223 J07 8 9 96 69 20 22 54 45 ] 4 2 J 4 2 246 136 27 30 211 98 8 8 83 67 19 22 52 44 3 9 9 1 8 8 2 1 1 1 191

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Age 0-14 Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Name of Scheduled St. Males Females Males Females Males Females Malei Females Males Females Males Females Tribe No.

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 13 24 25 26 27 2 1 TOTAL

194 279 169 268 25 11 All Scheduled Tribes 2 2 Bhil 1 189 275 154 264 2.S 11 Mina 2 3 4 3 4 Unclassified 3

Age 45+ Age not stated ------Divorced or Unspecified Divorced or Unspecified Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 lZ 2 1 12 1 .. ...

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Bika. 19.... TABLE seT-III PART A(i) ,*(Ii) 192

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- 193 TABl,E SCT-I11 PART B l)) .. (Ii)

TABLE SCT-III PART B (i)-EDUCATION IN~RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Literate Educational levels (without educational Primary or Matriculation Tota1 Illiterate level) Junior Basic and above Name of Scheduled Caste Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 , 6 7 8 9 )0 11 DISTRICT All Scheduled Castel 26,656 25,269 24,332 25,165 1,829 100 48;\ 4 12 I Balai 2 1 1 2 Bawaria 9 10 6 10 3 3 Bhand 12 20 11 19 1 1 4 Bhangi 286 276 259 274 21 2 6 S Chamar, Bhambhi. Jatav, Jatia, Mochi, Raidass. Raipr or Ramdasia 1,966 1.889 1.661 1.876 147 13 153 5 6 Dbankia 263 255 231 25' 32 7 Dbeda 44 26 36 26 4 4 8 Dome 31 24 28 24 3 9 Gandia 67 65 62 6S 4 1 10 Garo. Garura or Gurda 166 177 97 168 62 9 7 II Gavaria 41 34 41 34 12 Jingar 1 1 13 Kabelia 13 8 13 8 14 Kamad or Kamadia 17 30 13 30 4 14 Kanjar 41 43 40 43 1 16 Khatik 13 8 7 8 6 11 Majhabi 2 2 15 Megh or Megbwal U.~ 14,797 14.321 14,744 1.172 S3 151 4 J9 MehtaI' US 95 104 93 9 2 J 1 20 Sansi 616 5'73 590 572 22 1 4 21 Santia 10 11 10 11 22 Sarbhangi 101 87 99 87 2 23 Sargara 11 14 8 14 1 2 14 Singiwala 1 1 1 1 25 Thori or Nayak 4,424 4,102 4.222 4.092 186 9 16 1 26 Tirgar 101 98 84 98 16 1 27 Valmiki 26 21 2S 21 1 28 Unclassified 2,629 2,60S 2,360 2,592 130 10 137 3 2

TABLE SCf-m PART B Oi)-EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

DISTRIct

Total 16 14 15 11 11 2 1 1 Bhil 6 3 6 3 2 Mina J7 6 6 3 11 2 3 Unclassified 3 S 3 S 194

-TABLE seT-IV PART A-RELIGION FOR SCH'tDULED CASTES

Religions Total Hindus Sikh. SI. Rural No. Name of Scheduled caste Urban Persons Males Femal~s Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DISTRICT

All Scheduled CMteI RlU'8J 51.925 26.656 25,269 26,653 25.269 3 Urban 14.057 7~7 6.790 7,267 6,790 1 Balai Rural 2 2 2. Urban 92 51 41 51 41 2 Bawaria Rural 19 9 10 9 10 3 Bhand Rural 32 12 20 12 20 4 Bhangi Rural 562 286 276 286 276 Urban 4.541 2.296 2.245 2.296 2.245 S Chamar. Bhambbi, lataY • latia. Mochi. Raidass. Raigar or Ramdasia Rural 3,855 1,966 1,889 1,96S ~889 1 Urban 976 501 475 501 475 6 Dabgar Urban 10 10 10 7 Dhanlcia Rural 518 263 255 263 25S Urban 21 10 11 10 11 8 Dbeda Rural 70 44 26 44 26 9 Dome Rural S5 31 24 31 24 10 Gandia Rural 132 67 6; 67 65 11 Garo, Garura Or Gurda Rural 343 166 177 166 177 Urban 26 14 Il 14 12 12 Gavaria Rural 75 41 34 41 34 Urban 23 5 18 5 18 13 Jingar Rural 1 1 1 Urban 38 14 24 14 24 14 Kalbelia Rural 21 13 8 13 8 lS Kamad or Kamadia Rural 47 17 30 17 30 16 Kanjar Rural 84 41 43 41 43 Urban 21 11 10 II 10 17 Kbatik Rural 21 13 8 13 8 18 Koli or Kori Urban 220 118 102 118 102 19 Majhabi Rural 2 2 2 20 Megh or Meghwal Rural 30.445 15,648 14.797 15,648 14,797 Urban 5.285 2,751 2,534 2,7S1 2,534 21 Mebtar Rural 210 115 95 115 9S 22 Nut Urban 4 4 4 23 Sansi Rural 1.189 616 573 616 573 24 Santia Rural 21 10 11 10 II 25 Sarbhangi Rural 188 101 87 101 87 26 Sargara Rural 2S II 14 11 14 27 Singiwala Rural 2 1 1 1 I 28 Thori or Nayak Rural 8,526 4,424 4,102 4.424 4.102 Urban 2.419 1.258 1,161 1,258 1,161 29 Tirgar Rural 199 101 98 101 98 30 Valmiki Rural 47 26 21 26 21 31 U Dclassified Rural 5,234 2,629 2,605 2,629 2,605 Urban 381 224 157 224 157 195

TABLE SCT-IV PART B-RELIGION FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES Name of Religion ~ Total Hindus Sl. Rural Females No. Name of Scheduled Tribe Urban Persons Males Females Males 7 2 3 4 5 6 DISTRICT

All Scheduled Cast.. Rural 40 26 14 26 14 UrbaD 994 513 481 513 481 3 I BhiJ Rural 9 6 3 6 Urban 1 1 6 2 Mina Rural 23 17 6 17 Urban 973 SOl 472 501 472 3 5 3 Unclassifi~d Rural 8 3 5 Urban 20 11 9 11 9 TABLE SCT-V PART-A" B 196

TABLE SCT-V PART A-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

(Based on 20% Sample) No. of Cultiva- Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres ting house- Less Unspe- Interest in land cultivated bolds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cified 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT

Total 1.611 3 10 46 37 63 34 450 427 512 39 ] Owned or held from Government 1.345 ] 8 37 3J 49 24 360 358 440 37 2 Held from private person Of institutions for payment in money. kind or share 180 2 2 9 5 14 9 6S 35 37 2 3 Partly held from Govt. and partly from private persons for payment in money. kind or share 96 1 1 25 34 35

TABLE SCT-V PART B-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

(Based on 20% Sample) No. of CuItiva- Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres ting ------house- Less Unspe~ Interest tn land cultivated holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cified

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 DISTRICT

Total 2 1 1 1 Owned or held from Government 2 1 I 2 Held from private person or institutions for payment in money. kind or share 3 Partly held from Govt. and partly from private persons for payment in money. kind or share 197

(fABLE SC-I-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLA8StFItD BY SEX, TYPE 'OF ACTIViTY I A:ND EDUCATIONAL LkVELS FOR SClIEDULED CASTES

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now out Full time employment for of employment Total non~workjng Population Students the first time and seeking work Others ~---~ Educatio~al levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT TOTAL

Total 33,922 14,807 19,115 1,788 138 23 5 12 I 12,984 18.971 Illiterate 31.704 12,800 18,904 18 2 5 1 12,777 HI,90t Literate (without educational level) 1.615 1.443 172 1,266 103 4 3 6 167 66 Primary or Junior Basic S89 550 39 509 35 1 1 39 4 Matriculatidn ro Higher Secondary 13 13 12 1 Above Matrj~ulation or-Higher Secondary 1 .,I 1 DISTRICT RURAL

Total 24,S12 10,948 13,874 1,328 57 1 9,619 13,817 IJIiterate 23.372 9.577 13,795 1 9,576 13,795 Literate (without educational level) 1,043 98~ 64 955 43 29 21 Primary or Junior Basic 396 381 15 368 14 13 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 5 5 4 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 1

DISTRICT URBAN

Total 9,100 3,859 5,241 460 81 22 5 II 1 3,365 5,154 Illiterate 8,332 3.223 5.109 17 2 5 3.201 5,100 Literate (without educational level) 567 459 108 311 60 4 3 6 138 45 Primary or Junior Basic 193 169 24 141 21 I 26 J Matriculation or Higher Secondary 8 8 8 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary

TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY

BI KANER TEHSIL

Total 7,398 3.377 4,021 540 20 1 2.836 4,001 Illiterate 6,807 2,811 3.996 2,810 3.996 Literate (without educational level) 363 351 12 338 8 13 4 Primary or Junior Basic 222 209 J3 197 12 12 1 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 5 5 4 ... 1 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary BIka-20 198

TABLE SC-I-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX, TYPE OF ACTIVITY AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES-Concld.

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now out Fun time employment for of employment Total non-working population Students the first time and seeking work Others Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL

Total 5,561 2.169 3.392 215 7 1,954 3,385 Illiterate 5,332 1,950 3,382 1,950 3,382 Literate (Without educational level) 106 98 8 95- 5 3 '3 Primary or Junior Basic 123 121 2 120 2 Matriculation or Higher Secondary Above Matriculation or Higber Secondary

KOLAYAT TEHSIL

Total 5,158 2,271 2,887 247 17 2,024 2,870 Illiterate 4,879 2,020 2,859 2,020 2,859 Literate (Without educational level) 242 214 28 210 17 4 11 Primary or Junior Baste 37 37 37 Matriculation or Higher Secondary .. Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary ..

NOKHA TEHSIL

Total 6,705 3,131 3,574 326 13 2,805 3.561 IUiterate 6,354 2,796 3,558 2,796 3.552 Literate (without educational level) 337 321 16 312 13 9 3 Primary or Junior Basic 14 14 14 Matriculation or Higber Secondary Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary .. 199

TABLE ST-I-MOTHER TONGUE AND BILINGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Mother tongue and total number of persons returned as speaking a language subsidiary Total speakers to the Mother tongue Name of Scheduled Tribe Males Females Males Females Subsidiary Language 1 2 3 4 5 6 DISTRICT TOTAL Total All Languages 539 495 1 MOTHER TONGUE 1 GUJARATl Total 1 1 1 M(I) 1 Mina 1 1 1 Hindi M(I) MOTHER TONGUE 2 KHARIBOLI Total 12 1 1 Mina 12 MOTHER TONGUE 3 MARWARI Total 519 490 1 BhiJ 7 3 2 Mina 498 4;3 3 Unclassified 14 14 MOTHER TONGUE 4 RAJASTHANI Total 7 3 1 Mina 7 3 DISTRICT RURAL AU Languages 26 14 1 MOTHER TONGUE 1 GUJARATI Total 1 1 1 Hindi M(l) 1 Mina 1 1 1 Hindi M(l) MOTHER TONGUE 2 KHARIBOLI Total 4 1 Mina 4 MOTHER TONGUE 3 MARWARI Total 14 10 Bhil 6 3 2 Mina 5 2 3 Unclassified 3 5 MOTHER TONGUE 4 RAJASTHANI Total 7 3 I Mina 7 3 DIS TRICT URBAN All Languages 513 481 MOTHER TONGUE 1 KHARIBOLl Total 8 1 1 Mina 8 MOTHER TONGUE 2 MARWARI Total 50S 480 1 Bhil 1 2 Mina 493 471 3 Unclassified 11 9 Bika 20-A 200

TABLE ST-II-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now Full time employment for out of employment Total non-working population Students the first time and seeking work Others S1. No. Name of Scheduled Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT TOTAL AU Scbeduled Tribes 637 300 337 3 16 297 321 J Bhil 6 4 2 4 2 2 Mina 622 293 329 3 16 290 313 3 Unclassified 9 3 6 3 6

DISTRICI'RURAL

All Scheduled Tribes 13 (; 7 1 1 6 (j 1 Bbil 6 4 2 4 ...~ 2 Mioa 7 2 S 1 1 2 4

DISTRICI' URBAN

All Scl1eduled Tribes 624 294 330 3 15 291 315 1 Bhil 615 291 324 3 IS 288 309 2 I Tn classified 9 3 6 3 6 SECTION III

VILLAGE DIRECTORY & SOME OFFICIAL STATISTICS

VILLAGE DffiECTORY

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VILLAG:R DIRECTORY

( Note) Data collected for the Census 1961 at the village 'bftically. The names of the villages have also been level has already been presented in the Primary g~en In the Devnagri Script. The names o~ the Census Abstract. As an ancillary project, some villages found to be printed wrongly in the Pnmary additional information was also colJected through a Census Abstract have been corrected here. Village Information Schedule, specially desigped by this office,. and is presented in this Village Directory. Infor­ Crop which has the largest area under cultivation mation in this directory and what has been pr~sented has been treated as the major crop of a vill:;tge. and in the official statistics and the maps may in certain the following abbreviations have been used to mdlcate cases be found to be conflicting. The reason, obviously it in Column No.2 :- lies in the fact that data has been collected from different sources~ W-Wheat G-Gram The Directory gives information about the major J -Jowar crop, the distance in miles from the nearest Primary B - Barley School, Hospital or Dispensary, Railway Station, Bj -Bajra Post Office, Bus Stand and Police Station for each M - Maize village. Such information was not collected for R- Rice unpopulated villages. Where information was not P - Pulses received for a particular item an indication to this T-Til effect has been made by putting a '-'. WG - Wheat Gram (Gochana) WB - Wheat Barley (Gojara) BG - Barley Gram (Bejar) With a view to assist the reader to locate the Md - Mustard viUages easily, they have been presented here alpha- C - Cotton 20Q

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearel'

~o Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of VilJaac 1 2 3 s 6 I 2 3 6 7 8 BIKANER TEHSIL BIKANBR TEHSIL-contd. 40 Abharawala Unpopulated 171 Belasar p o 1 o o ~".,~ ~~«( 34 Adoori P 6 6 6 6 6 4 Beriyawali T 2S 25 7S 25 2S ~~ itf{~8t 71 Akariyala P S s s s S 5 91 Bhaioroo Kbeera p 8 16 8 16 3 ]6 ~n;f.~nqsr ~.~ 7ilKr 29 Akkasar UnpopuJated 65 Bhairoo Pawa P 8 8 16 1 8 ~~ (Hen 'MCfCfiT 13~ , 3 Alladin-k:l-Bera T 18 18 68 18 18 18 43 Bhanipura p 40 40 32 6 6 ~~~r~1';{ n ittT llT;r'l!J{J 42 Amarpura P 8 40 40 20 o 20 46 BhaDwatanwala Bj 10 40 40 25 20 25 ~;r(~T p ¥fiWtfJ'ilCJrtIJ' 144 Ambasar o 19 S 6 1 6 103 Bhojanshala P 333 3 3 ~qT~~ m~~,eT 126 Anandpura T 12 2 2 14 130 Bhojeran P 12 1 1 12 en~o:~~ lOS Anopsagar Unpopulated ~t~~"T~ ]47 Bbojoosar ~;{lq~:nll~ ~t~e( 129 Aseran p 7 7 6 8 93 Cbak Garbi Unpopulated etlij'U~ :qii i1~r«' 100 Bachhasar p o 8 8 o 6 38 Cbakosa Bj 52 52 52 8 8 8 ;raT~~ 169 Badh Karoidan Unpopulated :qcnrer 35 CbhangoJiya Unpopulated 'It, cp: ..'~r~ O'~"'tft;s~ 63 Badrasar P o 10 8 16 J6 10 J J Chhatargarh ~{R 28 Ballar 80 30 .5{~ 30 75 Dadoosar p 6 ;rpe~ o 6 6 6 6 133 Bamloo P o 16 14 14 ~TiliJ( o J4 S9 Daiya Bj 6 4 4 .~Cf~ 4 12 ~~T 120 Bandha P 3 ]0 3 3 12 ]2 26 Dantor Bj o 70 20 30 30 ii~ <::;:ffl( 51 Bandranwala P 6 33 33 33 7 33 73 Daudsar p o 5 5 5 ~F~Uif""lcm s 5 <{rof.\~{ 49 Barala P 4 30 30 30 6 30 "U~ so Deensar Unpopulated 48 Barjoo P o 32 32 32 s 25 ~1~«'{ 'R:'ii 68 Derjogran Unpopulated 149 Barsingsar o ~~)m:,;r if{req«~ 162 Dewasar p 3 3 3 3 3 16 112 Basi P s 10 10 10 10 J1 ~~( Sahajwardaran 13 I Dbeereran P 14 1 1 14 -Ta'} «&~il(~fUi( 1:'ft~ 97 Basti Chaodan 8 8 8 8 3 6 17 Dhodba T 8 54 54 )0 o 10 ~o1 :qfi!i:sr;r ml!lT 107 Beechhwal T 4 4 .. 4 4 4 82 DhoJera No. I P 8 20 6 6 6 ~rw t:il~u ff. \ 207

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Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

Code No. &: Code No. & ...... Name of Village Name of Village £ 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 BIKANBR TEHSIL-contd. BIKANER TEHSIL-contd. 83 Dholera No. 2 p 6 20 6 6 6 6 71 Jamsar P o o o o o o "')~tr W{.. , (3(TII~ 85 Dholel a M aghji Unpopulated 141 laurbeer 2 8 2 8 8 8 ~r "1ft ~~ij"1~ 86 Dholera Pemji Unpopulated 31 Jhurkiya Unpopulated ~~n itII~ ~~~~r 158 Gadhwala p 060 6 o 6 41 Jodhasar P 56 20 16 20 i(fff"~ ~f,;rr:a( 12 Kakrala 52 52 12 24 Ganeshwali p 8 8 SO 8 8 8 o o 12 .-fQt:(ATtft Cfi~T~' 69 Kaiasar Bj 28 12 12 12 25 Gangajali p 6 8 56 6 6 6 o 12 '1;:l1T~ Clir~r«( t 59 Kalyansar Agoona P 4 4 16 152 Geegasar P 066 6 6 Cf.~~lif~ I3PlffT .-ftqrV( " 161 Kalyansar Bara P 044 4 16 114 Gersar p 088 o 8 8 ~~TrrU{ ~r ~m: 160 Kalyansar Utrada P 144 4 4 16 39 Gogliwala p 6 6 50 6 6 6 ..,)tl~')~ ~~

VILLAGE DIltECTORY-Contd.

Distance in roUes from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

... Code No. & Code No. &. ...o Name of Village Namo of Villago ~

J 2 6 7 8 1 6 BIICANER TEHSIL-contd. BIKANER TBHSIL-COlltd. 79 Kbichiya p 1 2 2 2 2 2 138 Naynon-ka-Bas P 5 5 s S 5 rm",~ ~T~;{t~ IV ilTV IS7 Kilchoo Deodan p 3 6 3 6 3 '6 21 Noor Mohammad Unpopulated -ka-Dhandhara ~~Cf~", 1 S6 Ki)cboo Sah10tan p o 6 3 6 3 6 ~~ m'(I(~ fl6~ ffi1"0TffliF 141,.."r 20 Pahalwan-ka-Bera P 6 6 50 6 6 6 10 Kishanpura T 10 30 30 20 12 20 tJ&~cn", ctiT itu Ri~ .. 3U 117 Laderan P 1 1 10 10 10 10 150 Palana o ~T" qt;Sf;n 67 Lakhoosar Bj o 11 17 o )7 134 Pan Palsat P o 14 14 14 o 14 wr~e't: q;r ~~ 148 Lalamdesarwasi 110 Pemasar P o 10 10 4 10 14 t;srm:r?rn\~e1 ~'"~ 12 Lalsar P 1 S 5 s .5 8 Phalawali T .. SO 50 4 .. 4 8l~-«{ ~mt 164 Lalsinghpura T 1 J 1 1 19 Puga] P o 0 50 o o o ~(;$ ~~U p 11 Loon Khan T o 44 44 14 4 4 136 Raisar 4 1 8 o 8 a ~;r U~~{ :!St p 33 Makeri Bj 8 8 SO 8 8 8 125 Rajeran o IS 3 3 14 lJiti(t uito~ 76 Rakba Jalalsar Unpopulated 119 Malasar p o 8 8 8 8 IJllQa,( ~ Cf,1i1T ~~r(>5U~ p 64 Mehrasar p 18 18 4 18 36 Ramai 6 6 SO 6 6 6 it(U~ ~~ 118 Molaniyan p o 32 Ramda p 54 14 14 14 mwf;r~ UIRf IS Motigarh p 39 39 39 o 39 (; Kamjanwala 25 75 7S 25 2S 2S mcl)'rrCf ~~(l5r 172 Mundsar p o 6 6 o 6 163 Ramsar T 6 6 6 6 5~~~ mrQ{ p 115 Nagasar 8 12 10 3 10 3 44 Ram~ara Bj g 40 40 5 30 ~lQ'Hn {Tq~U 109 Nagasar Pawat'an Unpopulated 9 Ranewala T 4 S6 S6 8 4 8 ;:rr'mJ( q~HJif ~r.tq~ 60 Nalbari p o 1 o o 4 7 Ranisar P 2 2 S6 2 2 2 ilrijlJ.4t (r~1«{ 96 Nalcbhoti p 2 2 2 8 i{JwBtit 132 Rani .... ~r~{ 166 Narangdesar p o 6 6 6 6 22 Rasoolsar Daver p 8 8 56 8 8 8 ;n~r.rbrt {ij,wV~ ~{ 95 Nathani.yan 5S Ratani Vyas Unpopulated ;WrA~;r m~~ 2 Nausera T 18 18 68 18 J8 18 139 Ridmalsar p o s s S ~"iju fl... ,,¥( 209

VILLAGE DIREcroRY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest , ~~ _ftIsa & '~8. Code No. o.'i!a Code No. &:: OIl Name of Village tI;O Name of Villaae £- 1 4 s 6 7 8 I 2 3 s 6 8 BIKANER TEHSIL-COlltd. BIKANER TEHSIL-conc/d. 122 Rooniyan Baewas P o 19 2 2 20 gil Sharah Teliyan Unpopulated m-~li( '~iif\V ~ ~fi5~ 123 ,Roopeean P 14 1 J IS 104 Shivwari p 044 o 4 4 ~Uif fttlf~~ 94 RUlhna thsar Unpopulated 92 Shobhasar p o 10 3 10 o 12 ~ ... r~u'{ .rt~~~ 102 Shree Ramsar 033 3 30 Samme ,ala Bj 62 20 20 20 o 3 ~, ~nrU{ fJ~~

VILLAGE DIRECI'ORY-Contd.

Distance ill miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearelt

Code No. &: Code No. '" Name of Village Name of Village I 2 3 4 5 6 8 I 2 3 4 s 6 7 8

LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL-contd. LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL-contd.

63 Arjansar Unpopulated 61 Chak Arjansar Unpopulated ~.. ~ ""'~ eR:~~t{ 39 Asrasar 687 8 1 7 37 Chak Asrasar Unpopulated 8fqn~~ :q11i et«ua~ 73 Baderan p 4 10 10 10 }o 10 57 Chak Bhanwadya Unpopulated ~ ~~ -.r·~R~r 140 Bakhoosar T 4 38 22 14 14 22 35 Chakjor Unpopulated iR<@~ :q~)~ 54 Baladesar T 077 7 10 7 158 Chaodsar T 1 7 J9 7 7 19 .T(lST~ =ifr:t{fR liS Bemanwali T o 30 4 4 30 29 Cbecndasar Bj 3 20 25 30 24 30 .Tlf"·ffi5'l' ~~ 152 Basi Cbarnan Unpopulated 170 Chhatasar T o 8 18 8 8 18 .,iT :ctRGJfOf ~;n«\ 149 Basti Delw8D T I I I 1 1 1 77 DeJana Bara o 12 12 12 12 12 iffift ~(fl;r ti.lSj.tf ~ 71 Beer Sangreoo p J 6 4 4 18 6 76 Delaua Chhota p 4 8 S I 8 .1 .. 9'~ ~;rr~ 17 Berawala T o 10 32 32 10 30 6 Devasar Bj 6 24 24 24 ]6 24 ~crr~T ~( 109 BhadwaD T 1 14 14 14 14 14 J 66 Dheerdan T I 2 10 10 o 18 RT1{ClTif 'I:t')'(~ T;:r p 134 Bhandera 4 10 4 o to 10 119 Dheerera Bj o 14 0 o 14 ¥fi~u ':ft~~r 5 Bhandsar T o 24 16 24 24 24 48 Dooder T 4 10 10 10 10 10 ~r;:s~{ ~ 153 Bhanipura Unpopulated 111 Doodiwali T 6 18 18 18 18 ~Tif')au ~ttcn~ Bj 24 Bheekbllcra 4 18 J8 18 o 16 44 Duderiya p 4 12 12 34 12 12 ~l§~tT ~ 97 Bhobiya atlas Unpopulated J 39 Dlltcbasar T 4 38 22 14 Ratanpura 14 22 ~nr~r ~t6~ !t'S-:qyU~ 121 Dulmera p o 6 0 o 6 UJ~ ~ 100 Bhojawas Unpopulated 1 Gabna alias T 14 so m-.T'fT« La lawa Ii 49 Bhojrasar T 4 10 10 10 JO 'l~T dlfi~ ~~T& ~mcfm) 135 shorn Malkisar Unpopulated 99 Gaota T 4 12 12 12 ~f'l qw~'l~ i1t;n 23 Bhoowala Bj S 18 18 18 4 20 162 Garahdesar T o 11 18 11 o 18 ~cnwr ~n:~ 92 Billjarwali T o 20 10 12 8 20 It Gbeghra T 10 10 30 30 14 40 fiI::3I(Cfltofi ~ 81 Birbana T 2 18 18 18 18 18 58 Gbensoora p 432 3 10 2 f~.. r it"au 211

VILLAGE. DIRECTORY-Contd.

Distance in miJes from nearest Distance in miles from nearest = .2 II "0 as U "0 C - C as en- E as en- o en- Code No. &; rtJ .~ Code No. eft Name of Village ::s '0 Name of Village ~ ... ~ 1 2 3 6 ,7 8 1 2 5 6 7 8 LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL-contd. LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL-conld. 143 Goplan T o IS 6 6 IS 15 85 Karnali T 2 40 40 40 8 40 CIi'f;niS) 13 Gorisar"'~if T 6 6 44 44 6 48 IS6 Karnisar T 1 6 18 6 6 18 'ih:1~ qj{intR: S3 Gusaina T 266 6 14 6 89 Kelan T o 32 16 16 o 36 !!trTtilr ~fil 160 Khafarsar 2 10 22 10 10 22 122 Hansera p 8 12 8 T ~i~~t ~~{q~ 113 Haphasar p 6 10 4 10 7 10 41 Khanisar Bj o 15 12 IS 12 tS (ftfiTtR mrfhR 28 Hathoosar Bj 2 22 22 22 22 22 3 Kharbara T 6 24 12 18 24 24 :~~m::iftu 'r~~~ p 30 Hindor T o 20 20 20 16 20 123 Khari o 14 3 7 14 14 fio:«)( ~t~ 40 JagatsiD,bpura Unpopulated 103 Kheenyera T o 12 12 12 12 12 ~rv~SU ~~U 27 Jagor Bj o 24 24 24 16 24 9S Khileriya T o 18 18 18 18 18 "f,liR fflr~fp"T 116 Jaba p o t6 6 6 16 50 Khiyana Bj 6 17 17 17 5 17 ~trr ~~rurr 80 T 14 14 14 14 14 67 Jaitpur T o 0 14 o o 18 Khokhrana o ~ @t'~H:r-fT ~a~ 10 127 Jakharwala Unpopulated 145 Kisnasar T o 10 10 10 10 ~qy~r ~tTifTij'{ p 38 Jaswantsar B'.J 4 8 6 8 6 8 114 Kistooriya 6 6 6 o 6 ~«:{a«{ f~~ 161 Koobiya Unpopulated 148 Jogiyasan T 1 1 1 ~~l ~)flf~gif 124 Kujti Bj o 14 6 6 14 14 171 Kagasat T o 11 18 11 4 18 ~~ ~1T19( 18 Kumbhana Bj o 16 16 22 o 16 125 Kakar Ichha U opopulated !f~0\ ClifC64i ~r 132 Kakarwala T o 10 10 10 10 10 43 Kumbhasar T 13 16 IS 16 15 IS panq~ ifil~T~T p 47 KakraJiya T 3 16 16 16 16 16 88 Kunda 6 30 30 30 6 30 ~<6Um~ ~;~ ISO Kalkal Muklera Unpopulated 21 Ladera Bj 4 J8 18 18 3 20 UlK'l ~eu 1151~ 163 KaIoo T o o 14 o o 14 8 Lakhansar T 10 24 20 24 24 34 ~ Ci6'tvarQ( 146 Kalwas T 2 2 2 2 2 2 Sl Lakhawar T 1 14 16 24 6 14 C6TWilHI i'J~Tl!f~ 7 Kanolai T o 10 28 32 10 28 31 Lakhor Bari T 2S 16 22 25 22 EfiT~t ~Vt{ 142 Kapooritar T o 16 S s 16 16 32 Lakhor if'"Cbhoti Bj 7 22 13 22 17 22 ~«( arci'r~iittt VILLAG~ DIucroR~-Contd.

Distance in miJe1l from nearest

Code No. & Code No. &: -o"" Name of Village Name-'of Village ~ 2 3 4· 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1

LUNKARANSAR TBHSIL-contd. LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL-contd. 98' 'Lalera Patta 3 16 16 16 16 ] 6 46 Nak rasa r T 5 18 )8 ]8 17 18 Khinyera a:{Tifj{r«~ mr~ qll 157 Nathoosar T 2 4 H! 4 4 )8 firiRr "r~«f: S6 Lalera Thikana p 6 7 6 7 6 7 ]44 Nathwana T o 6 6 6 6 6 Mahajan ;rJlfCn''U ~~~r 167 Pachara alias o 6 16 16 10 24 Amarpura Jf~'~i( 75 Likhminarainsar p 1 JO 10 )0 9 10 q:ouU ~~ fw@'Ift;rrUliOJ~{ :a{3t~~T 42 Likhmisar T o ]8 16 18 16 18 168 <, Pandoosar P o 4 14 14 10 24 ~a~ qT~~ ]28 ' Lunkaransar T o o o o o o 136· Pee~ra T o 13 13 .13 ~~;re"{ tfiq{l 79 Phooldes3T p o 4 4 o 4. ' 12 Mahadeowali T o o 40 40 11 44 q{mcrr~1 '11:~~{ 70 Mahajan p 6 o o o 12 o 34 Phooleji Bj 6 21 6 24 10 21 "'T~i{ ~~~1 117 Mahrana p o 15 4 4 15 87 Rajasar Bhatiyan Bj o 30 16 18 o ~O ~6{Tifr U~T~t ~tfe~Tif 91 Makrasar o 28 14 14 o 14 16' Rajasar alias o o 14 16 Karnisar q

VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

CI .9 8 cd IE - o tiJ i=:'- B ... eso ..... Code No. & ~ .2. eo V> o Code No. & <':I ._..c o Name of Village ~ p.. Name of Village :::a ct~ p.. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL-contd. LUNKARAl'fSAR TEHSIL-concld. 20 Rekh Bhanabasti Unpopulated 74 Sulera Bj 4 16 16 16 4 J 6 ; =t~ ~:n;n~c:fi !!~U 19 Rekh Choodan Unpopulated 60 Surajpura 1I opopu! a ted ~ ~\Srit ~~~g~t 78 Rekh ~eghana Unpopulated \26 Surnana T o 6 4 4 44 4 =t~ if~ifr ~~ift;rr 129 Rojban T 4 4 4 5 4 4 Takhtpura T 18 50 14 14 18 18 it~if a~~aU 65 Sabniya T o 8 12 8 8 22 66 TaJiwala T 2 2 16 2 2 19 ~fif~T cms'lerT<15f 118 Sacihera P 1 15 3 3 IS 133 Tejana Unpopulated -~ a~i{T 14 Sadolai T 6 6 28 36 12 36 26 Thoiyan T o 20 20 20 10 20 ~~ri' ittlJrif 151 Sahajrasar P o 12 8 8 12 12 147 Uchhrangdesar T 1 1 1 1 1 1 ~&aro6~ \3"fJ(q"it:~\ 10 Sansardesar T to IO 28 28 8 44 131 Udana T 10 ]0 10 10 10 ~r"~~m \3"~t:(t 107 Sarah Unpopulated p 4 6 2 6 6 6 Beechharwas 102 Udesiya a~~r qt:ii' CifiiHiflU p 588 8 8 8 103 Sarah Boochawas Unpopulated 105 Unchaira \3". 'qri", U~& '{~TerrU p 4 16 2 2 3 16 101 Sarah Hameerwas Unpopulated llO Uttamdesar tJ~ &ff1{CfTq a~ql~{ 106 Sarah Khatiyawas Unpopulated KOLAY AT TEHSIL U~& ~rRl~Tqrtf p o 6 6 o 6 104 Sarah Netawas Unpopulated 106 Akasar ~Hii' ~(fTtntr lMifiT~~ 60 Akhoosar Bj 12 27 62 S9 59 12 90 Sardarpura T 10 32 32 32 2 46 ~~t:\T~~U eR'l~H:: 7 Angneoo Bj o 24 24 20 20 20 130 Seniwala Bj 1 4 4 4 5 4 «iI'lcm?r aiq~i3i 34 Araji Jeetoosingh Unpopulated 141 Shekhsar T o o 10 10 18 o ~~e{ atn:nft ~.{ 2 Sherpura Unpopulated 104 ArajinaJa Unpopulated arfu~;:rr(iiJr ~{~U'" 75 Bajoo Bj o o 32 J4 14 30 69 Sherpura T o 6 6 6 24 6 iUG~' crf'iI_ S 1 Shyodanpura Unpopulatid 163 Baia-ka-Gol Hj 2 16 16 10 4 10 ~~Ftr~f iflWT

VILLAGE DmECTORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

c .....o 8 -S !8o I:'Il 8 Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village ! ~ Name of Village 1 2 3 5 6 8 1 3 5 6 8 KOLA Y AT TEHSIL-contd. KOLAYAT TEHSIL-conld. 22 Basti Chohanan p 3 3 2 3 3 96 Chak Bandha Unpopulated .~,. ~~r;no; No.3 79 Beekampur Bj o o 56 16 16 32 :qCfi ir" \ell ;:(• ~ 95 Chak Bandha Unpopulated -tt~I1~ No.4 71 Beekendri Bj 8 ]4 42 42 42 14 ~'b .·~t ;f. 'It ifiEf.;:stt 90 Chak Beethnok 56 Beethnok OJ o 16 16 16 6 6 Unpopulated :ot

  • VILLaGE DIRECTORY -Contd.

    Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

    8 >. !8 ..tUO - o 8 0 & Code No. & .-~ Code No. "'0 Name of Village Q..OO Name of VilIa&e 1 3. 5 6 7 8 I 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 KOLAYAT TEHSIL-contd. KOLAY AT TEHSIL-contd. 27 Chandasar T 1 1 o 1 I 1 101 Inda-ka-Bala 8j 222 2 2 20 ~rm ~;GT

    Bika, 22-A 216

    VILLAGE DIREctORY-fJontd.

    Distance in mi1es from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

    u u IEo Code No. & rll Code No. It. -... -o Name of Village ~ Name of Village c.. I 2 3 4 s 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 8

    KOLAYAT TEHSIL-contd. KOLA Y AT TBHSIL-conld.

    14 Kodamdesar P S 8 6 8 o 8 136 Modiya 2 '2 30 30 2 IS cj)Ma:r«( ~fs~n 83 Kolasar Bj 8 23 30 23 16 16 115 Mokha Cbarnan T o 8 J6 J6 o 18 ~twr:m: "';stT ~IV\lo:{ 108 Kolasar Bj o 20 4 o o 10 114 Mokha Khalsa 4 10 10 10 4 12 liEleT9l: JTf€H ~~n 21 Kotra P 3 3 2 3 3 3 5 Moosewala 8j 8 ~2 82 82 50 8 ~~ ~qlCi5r 120 Kotri Bj 022 2 2 10 86 Motasar Bj 4 24 24 4 4 14 iti~ ~T.'~«{ 147 Ladkhan auns Bi 4 14 24 24 o 8 Nayagaon 37 Motawatan o 10 10 JO 10 m~~;r ~rl lit~ICJat;:r 134 Nagrasara 14 14 14 ~~TfTti!f OJ o 19 36 ;ptu~r 165 Lambana Bhatiyan 9j 5 19 ]9 19 o 13 p ~r;:rr Q{lR;~;( 24 Naiyon-ki-Basti 4 4 4 4 4 164 LambaDa Bj 4 )8 18 o 16 ;rrt~

    VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Contd.

    Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

    c c: .2 .2 0. ... u 0 oe- C.> '0 -0; Co "U c o~ 8 ~ 0... -~ IE cu ~ e _CU ij3 c: Vl .... ~m >'0 ... u >.

    VILLAGE DmECTORY-Contd.

    Distance in miJes from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

    c .2 o-= I) u ....., Code No. & Code No. & o Name of Village ~ Name of Village Il.. J 2 4 5 6 7 8 I 2 3 4 6 8 KOLA Y AT TEHSIL-concld. NOKHA TEHSIL-contd.

    185 Siyanaw8s Bj 14 20 20 14 20 19 Bhom Bidasariya P 6 12 12 10 10 Sutbaran mq fif~l9f~1 RP.rtillCfTV 121 Bhom Bitniyasar P 1 8 32 8 8 8 «'-lTUiT ma:r f~~~ 5J Suoara Bj 4 20 22 20 20 29 33 Bbom Kirtasar Unpopulated ~~~ ~ f~rQ~ 109 Bhom Maiyasar Bj 4 8 4 4 8 70 Tanwranwala 14 20 46 46 46 8 q'~~i(qrc;n illq q~r«'{ 144 Thoomli Bj 4 16 16 16 6 to 18 Bidasariya P o 6 12 12 10 10 ~.,r:ft f~9~ 137 Toida Bj 10 20 20 8 10 120 Bilniyasar P 8 32 8 8 8 ~T f~f;{~f~'{ 139 Udat Bj 12 26 26 26 10 18 105 Charkara o 6 6 6 6 6 ~~ =i.f{~ 93 Cbitana p o 2 22 22 2 22 NOKHA TEHSIL fqar.n p 6S Ankbisar p o 2 10 2 2 10 107 Da8noo 2 8 6 6 2 6 ati(~m.: ~e~ 112 Badh Kakta Unpopulated 101 Dawa p o 10 6 o 4 10 .~ iir~ ~.,r p \7 Badhnu p o o 6 16 16 40 Desalsar Bas­ o o 10 4 10 -Bbatiyao arrl:l~ ~~( iIl« 117 Bagseoo p o 6 26 6 6 6 iHlij'S; ilt~~rif p 66 Bairasat p o o 10 o 16 41 Desalsar Bas­ 4 I 10 I 4 10 ~ o iI~~~ -Mandlawtan 67 Bakhtawarpura p 1 1 10 1 I 14 ~~~ iIl« .~arq~~ lfP~qor;:r p 45 BandhaJa p o 20 20 6 4 20 39 Desa)sar Bas­ 4 1 10 o 4 to ~wr Probtan 12 Baniya p o 12 10 s 5 14 ~q~{R iff" ... ~~n -snwalif 94 Basi p 2 4 2S 25 8 25 53 Dbarnok Bj o 30 30 10 o 10 iiIT~il ~{il'Ofi 24 Basi Udawatan p 10 14 4 4 JO 43 Dheegsarj Bj o 6 20 6 6 20 cn~ ;a~ 1~nil ~ila~ 83 Beekasar p o 2 2 2 2 2 111 Ohoopaliya p o 3 13 13 3 13 il'1Cifif~ ~tmu 88 Bhadla Bj o 24 24 24 24 24 1) 9 Dooda was T o 8 8 8 8 ¥fr~r ~nT 37 Bhamatsar p o 5 5 4 o 10 11 Gajroopdesar p o 15 12 12 1 14 \lHH~ tI~{f'{ 102 Bhinyaoo Bj o s 5 s 5 73 Gajsukhdesar p o 6 30 6 6 6 ~;:J; ~Q5~ It 8 Bhom Bagseoo p o 6 30 6 6 6 64 Ghattu p o 6 6 6 6 6 ~q il"fJiI. ~ '"" 219

    VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Contd.

    Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

    II) u Eo Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Village 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 s 6 I

    NOKHA TEHSIL-colltd. NOKHA TEHSIL-contd. 19 115 Gondoosar P o II 19 6 11 27 Kookniya P 1 1 10 1 o 16 ~~q~ ~

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    Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

    oC!I .~ u.1- Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Villago 1 2 3 5 6 8 1 2. 3 5 6 7 8

    NOKHA TEHSIL-contd. NOKHA TEHSIL-concld.

    29 Morkhana Aguna p o .5 s o 14 IS) Salundiya p 065 6 6 .m:~r et!lifl ~~~T p 30 Morkbaaa o .5 .5 5 o 14 68 Saniwala p 4 14 Athoona o 5 5 10 ~Tfitqr

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    SOME OFFICIAL STATISTICS

    (Note)

    Presented in this section are some tables relating to and medical facilities, motor vehicles, progress of statistics collected from various official agencies. They co-operative societies, development blocks and pan­ cover subjects like rainfall, land utilisation, area and chayat samities is also given in this section. A Jist of fairs production under crops, livestock, agricultural imple­ c'elebrated in the district and the data relating to the ments, factories, employment situation and power. electoral participation and preferences for the first Information about consumption of intoxicants, educational two general elections also form a part of this section. 224

    RAINFALL 1951-1960

    y E A R S (in ems.) Normal TehsB Rainfall 1951 1952 1953 19S4 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 Il 12 Bikaner 29.13 22.02 21.64 18.19 35.20 30.30 31.78 18.42 22.34 55.22 16.05 Lunkaransar 23.42 13.08 25.53 33.91 17.\S 19.46 33.30 27.05 35.10 27.81 26.15 Kolayat N.A. 23.22 ]2.47 22.33 25.04 21.03 14.33 14.94 16.54 8.92 ]9.2] Nokha 27.33 22.78 15.04 54.76 19:74 39.29 21.82 23.88 31.41 14.43 20.10 ------N.A. = Not Available Source ._ The Board of Revenue (Land Records), Rajasthan.

    LAND UTILISATION

    CLASSIFfCATION OF REPORTING AREA (in '000 acres) ----_...... ------_------_--- - Total Not available for cultivation Geographical Other area according Land put to Barren and uncultivated Area Total to village non-agricultural unculturable land excluding Culturable Fallow Net area sown more cropped Yeats papers Forests use land fallow land waste land sown than once area 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1I 1951-52 6,220 262 437 60 3,431 775 ],254 1,254 1952-53 6,220 19 262 419 60 3,431 464 1,565 1,565 1953-54 6,220 19 58 63 24 4,471 668 917 Neg. 917 1954-55 6,220 )9 lI5 63 ]9 4,533 619 852 Neg. 852 1955-56 6,220 20 135 18 19 4,499 582 947 Neg. 941 1956-57 6.604 20 136 J93 19 4.521 724 985 Neg. 985 1957-58 6,12l 20 134 18 19 4,874 817 839 839 1958-59 6,72] 20 130 18 21 4.869 823 840 Neg. 840 1959-60 6.721 20 130 18 35 4,809 667 1.042 1,042 1960-61 6,741 20 134 20 36 4,833 603 1,095 1,095

    Neg. = Negligible Source : - Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Rajasthan. 225

    AREA UNDER CROPS

    y E A R S Area (in acres) Crops 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61

    I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    Total (AU CroIM) 917,,304 851.514 - 946,956 984.771 839,142 840,177 1,041,853 1,094.711 A-CEREALS 375,492 272.193 290,109 325,438 328,584 321,484 425.257 463,310 Jowar 2,109 1,069 1,956 3.724 1,361 558 . 1,758 1.564 Bajra 372,902 270,918 287,887 331,308 327,183 320,880 422,698 461,623 Wheat 481 194 250 406 40 46 770 122 Bar]ey 12 16 17 1 Other cereals and M iJlets 14 B-PULSES 396,239 446,561 519.055 522,691 410,624 386.069 472,010 463,716 Gram 3 23 3 4 9 42 17 Other Kharif pulses 396,236 446,538 519,052 522,681 410.624 386,060 411,968 463,699 C-COMMERCIAL CROPS 145,573 133.760 137.792 136,642 99.934 132,624 144,586 161.685 (a) OIL SEEDS 15,710 28.512 14,038 19,515 16,824 26,834 30,148 35,352 Groundnut 3 Sesamum 15,701 28,512 14,048 19,388 16,799 23,024 29.950 35,001 Rape and Mustard 3 127 25 87 1 1 Other oil seeds 3,723 197 347 (b) OTHER CROPS 129,863 105,248 123,754 117.127 83,110 105,790 114,438 132,333 Other condiments and spices 2 1 7 1 14 Fruits and Vegetables 482 1.282 1.558 804 712 304 445 525 Cotton 35 4 Fodder crops including other non-food crops 129,379 103,965 122,1 S4 116,318 82,338 105,486 113.969 131.808 Source :- Directorate of Economics & Statistics. Rajasthan.

    PRODUCTION OF PRINCIPAL CROPS 1960-61 Production Crops (in tons) 1 2 A-CEREALS Bajra 10,717 Jowar 177 Wheat .58 B-PULSES Gram .5 Other Kharjf pulses 28,362 C-OTHER CROPS Seliamum 1,407

    Source : -Statistical Abstract Rajasthan. 1961. 226

    LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

    Livestock Census Tehsilwise break-ups (1961)

    ~------Particulars 1956 1961 Bikaner Lunkaransar I(olayat Nokha

    .2 3 4 5 6 7

    A-LIVESTOCK 949,024 903,740 325,237 188.776 241,676 148,051 I Cattle :- 247,172 289,043 73,487 78,929 82,077 54,550 (i) Bulls over three years 29,283 29,661 6,275 1,913 11,066 10,407 (ii) Cows over three years 119,409 149,148 37,568 44.774 42,123 24683 (iii) Young Stock 98.480 1 )0,234 29,644 32,242 28,888 )9,460 2 Buffaloes :- 40,533 38,512 1l,271 9,409 1,925 15,907 (i) He buffaloes over three years ),155 1,220 369 541 71 212 (ii) She buffaloes over three years 21,159 22,338 6,764 5,242 ].115 9,217 (iii) Young Stock IH,219 J4,954 4,11 J 3,626 739 6,478 3 Others :- 661,319 576,185 240,479 lOO,4j8 157,674 77,594 (i) Sheep 479,840 430,232 185.167 72,331 123,827 48,907 (ti) Goats 148,494 103,664 44,044 16,025 24,327 19,268 (iii) Horses & Ponies 472 552 407 22 61 62 (iv) Mules 2 6 6 (v) Donkeys 2,706 3,308 1,489 750 645 424 (vi) Camels 29,805 38,360 9,307 11.306 8,814 8,933 (vii) Pigs 63 59 4 B-POULTRY 3,499 2,142 1,750 213 99 80 (i) Fowls 3,423 2,111 1,7]9 213 99 80 (ii) Ducks 6 23 23 (iii) Others 70 8 8

    Source :- Livestock Census Reports Rajasthan, 1956 and 1961.

    AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACIDNERY 196/ Ploughs

    Tehsil Wooden Iron Carts Oil Engines Electric Pumps Tractors Ghanies 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    District Total 39,194 27 7,399 3 4 6 92 Bikaner 7,853 14 1,296 3 6 41 Lunkaransar 7,702 6 31 26 ~olayat 9,251 7 1,990 Nokha 14,388 4.082 2 1 25

    SOllIce :- Report on the Livestock Census of Rajasthan, 1961. 227

    REGISTERED FACTORIES (As on 31st December, 1961) No. of workers Name of Factory Location employed 1 2 3

    Bikaner Loco Carriage & Wagon Workshop Bikaner 1,639 Rajasthan State Electricity Board. Power House 28'7 Mis. Ram Chandra Harsukhlal Wool Merchants 75 Vishwanath Sharma, Industrial area 75 MIs. Sohanlal Prabhu Dayal Wool Cleaning Factory 75 Doogursee & Sons 75 Shri Gopal Gauri Shankar Wool Merchants. No.1. Jassusar Gate 75 Workshop Electrical & Mechanical Department 75 Government Press 74 Bikaner Woolen Mills, Industrial area I, 41 NathuJal Bhairu Bux & Co., Wool Merchants 38 Jaichandlal Ghan Shyamdass & Co. 38 Rajasthan Woolen Press 37 Walker Angaria & Co. 37 M/s. Jugal Kishore Ganeshilal Wool Merchants .. 37 Mis. Shri Mahaveec Wool Merchant .. 37 Mis. Kamalsingh Narendra Kumar 37 Rajasthan Woolen Mills, Jassusar Gate ".. 37 Shri Gopal Gauri Shankar Woo) Merchants, No. 2 Jassusar Gate 37 Rajasthan Rubber & Chemical Private Ltd. " 37 Rajasthan Wool Traders 36 Bharat Metal Iron Works 30 Mundra Metal Wprks 29 Indian Steel Rolling Mills, Rani Bazar " 27 Ganesh Woolen Pressing Co. 23 Mohta Ayurvedic Rashayan Shala near Station Road " 18 Ahmed Bux Jahooruddin Iron & Steel Works 16 Mis. Jethmal Mohanlal Wool Merchants .' 15 Mis. Gordhan Das Ratan)al Wool Merchants . .. 15 Hirachand Asha Ram &. Co; Wool Cleaning Factory 15 Rajasthan Industrial Corporation 15 Mangal Hosiery Mi1Is Private Ltd. >." 15 Bikaner Woolen Press. Industrial area ., 14 Pabudan Champalal Wool Merchants 14 Rajkumar Wool Merchant 13 Nathmal Hassadas 13 Keshumal Harish Chandra, Naya Shahar .. 13 Gangaram Satyanarain Wool Merchants .. 13 Chunimal Ghyan Shyam Das, Rani Bazar 13 Hiralal Lekhraj Wool Merchants .' IJ Mis. Radha Kishan Manaklal Wool Merchants 13 Ram Kishan Ram Dayal Wool Merchants .." 13 HiralaI Dev Kishan Wool Merchants ,. 13 Mathura Das Khusal Wool Cleaning Factory 13 MIs. Lalchand Shiv Pratap Wool Merchants 13 MIS. Kasiram Sewaram Wool Merchants 13 Bhanwarlal Omprakash .. 13 Educational Press .. 12 Shri Kishan Gopal Tiles Factory, Rani Bazar Jl The Rampuria Ice Factory J1 Bikaner Chemical Co. 9 M/s. Bikaner Polythene Products ,." 8 Ratanlal Kishanla) Wool M~rcbant~ 7 Shri Mahaveer Carding Co. 7 Mangal Mudranalaya ,. 7 Maheshwari Printing Press t. 7 Lokmat Press. Hospital Road 7 Bikaner Cold Storage Co. 6 M/s. Chauthmal Khusaldas & Co. 5 Burmah Shell Depot Co. " 5 Rajasthan Timber Supplying Co. 4 Bikaner Band Saw Machine " 4 Laxmi Printing Press " 4 Mis. Chhotulal Ramdeo Saw Mm. .. 3 Chand Printing Press 3 Gopal Printing Press 3 Rajasthan Mudranalaya 2 Satish Printing Press 2 Jawahar Press, Jai! Road " 2 Source :- The Office of the Chief Inspector of Factories .& Boilers. Rajasthan. 228

    EMPLOYMENT SITUATION 1961 Particulars Number 2

    Applicants registered during the year 7,642 Vacancies notified during the year 1,681 Applicants placed during the year 1.225 Employers using the Employment Exchange 396 Applicants on the live register at the end of the year 3,149 (a) Professional. technical & related workers 172 (b) Administrative, executive & managerial workers 14 (c) Clerical & related workers 124 (d) Farmers, fisherman, hunters. beggers & related workers 17 (e) Workers in transport & communication occupations 84 (f) Craftsmen, production, process workers & labourers not elsewhere classified 54 (8) Service sports &" recreation workers 172 (h) Workers not classified by occupations 2,512 Source . - The Directorate of Employment, Rajasthan.

    GENERATION AND CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICITY 1959-60 Bikaner Power House

    Particulars (in million Kwh.) 1 2 A- Electricity Generated 16.395 B- Tota) Consumption of Electricity 10.84~ (a) Domestic (i) Heat and Small power 0.452 (il) Light and fans ].280 (b) COmmercial (i) Heat aDd Sman power 0.452 (jj) Light and fans 1.280 (c) Industrial (i) Low and medium voltale 3.158 (ii) High voltage 0.088 (d) Public lighting 0.562 (e) Irrigation 0.006 (f) Public water works and sewage pumping 3.570 Source :- Public ElCi;:tricity Supply-All Iddia Statistics (1959-60), Central Water and Power Commission. Simla. 229

    CONSUMPTION OF INTOXICANTS y E A R S 1960-61 Items Unit 1958-59 1959-60 S 1 2 3 4 A- Shops :- 11 1 Country Liquor Number 11 11 7 7 7 2 Indian Made Foreign Liquor It 3 Opium 8 .. 6 4 Hemp drugs .. 6 6 B- Cousumption :- 1 Country spirit Litres 50.224 62.730 59,139 Imported spirit and wine .. 283 347 Imported beer 377 177 .. 17,684 Indian made spirit ,. 21,590 22,038 Indian made beer ., 6.726 9,190 49 2 Opium Kilograms 412 100 3,033 3 Bhang .. 4,092 3,994 4 Ganja .. 19

    Note :- The sale of Ganja bas been stopped with effect from 1-4-1959. Source :- Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Rajastban.

    EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES 1960-61

    Number of Number of Number of Institutions Scholars Teachers Females Type of Institution Boys Girls Boys Girls Males 2 3 4 S 6 7 379 TOTAL 450 46 35,517 10,679 1,408 21 A- COLLEGES 8 I 2,146 288 167 (i) General EGocation 2 ),173 228 69 20 (ii) Profes"lional Education 5 637 36 81 1 (iii) Speciat Education 336 24 17 B- SCHOOLS 442 45 33.381 10,391 1,241 358 (i) Higher Secondary Schools 5 2.408 328 } 326 57 Oi) High Schools 9 2 4,952 844 (iii) Middle Schools 36 12 7,556 4,294 325 172 (iv) Junior Basic Schoo), 48 2 3,683 1,093 1I2 24 ~v) Primary Schools 266 24 14,298 3.168 431 103 (vi) Professional Schools 3 408 34 (vii) Schoola for Special Education 75 4 76 64 13 2 Source :- Directorate of Education. Rajasthan.

    Bit., 24 230

    GOVERNMENT PUBLIC HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES 1960

    Particulars Reds Pa rheu lar:. Beds 2 I 2

    A-HOSPITALS B-DISPFNSARIES-conc/d. P. B. M. Men's Hospital, Blkaner 31<; Fort Outdoor Dis?ensary, Bikaner P. B. M. Women's Hospital, Bikaner 284 Government Dispensary. Deshooke G. O. J. T. B. Hospital. Bjkaner 101 Government Dispensary, Gangashabar Government Hospital, Napasar 6 Himtasar Police Line Hospital, Bikaner 4 Lunkaransar Government Hospital, Gajner 6 Kolayat Palana B-DISPENSARIES Lalgarh City Dispensary No. I, Bikaner Government Dispensary, saruda City~ Dispensary No.2. Bikaner Kaloo Aid Post Source:- Directorate of Medical & Health Services, Rajasthan.

    MOTOR VEHICLES ON ROAD

    y E A R S (Number)

    Type of Vehicles 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961

    I 2 3 4' .5 6

    Total 983 1,064 1,132 1,262 1,)12 Private Cars and Jeeps 525 551 580 6] 1 620 Prlvate Buses 20 20 21 34 35 Motor Cycles & Tricycle Rickshaws • 137 165 180 194 213 Contract and Taxi Carriages . 3 3 3 10 Stage Carriages • 53 64 71 106 109 Public Carriers . 116 125 129 154 156 Private Carriers • 36 36 40 43 47 Tractors • 24 26 30 31 34 Others 69 14 78 89 88 Source : - The Directorate of Transport. Rajasthan. 231

    CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (As Vn 30th June. 196])

    Share Working Loans Loans Capital Capital AdV(lncect Recove~ Deposits Borrowings Type of Societiel Number Members (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    Total )2,0 12,175 1,148,664 . ",199,311 1,574,477 1,385,319 904,408 2.192,037 Centra] Co-operati\'e Bank: 1 644 312,250 1.944,457 1,159,082 376,036 218,827 1,411,868 Agricultural Credit SOCieties 144 7,831 J41,724 608,60J 400,031 146.606 14,059 452,820 Non-Agricultural Credit Societiel 6 4.559 365.909 1,093,586 989,866 861.386 671,522 4.625 Primary Marketing Societies % 232 39,530 77.780 38,250 Marketing Societies (Non-plan) 3 83 6,992 14,706 11,698 7,546 Milk Supply Societieg 4 65 )0,790 20,790 3,900 10,000 Agricultural Non-Credit Societies 15 256 17,075 61,986 9.900 1,291 44.911 Non-Agricultural Non-Credit Societies 11 462 53,529 92.319 38.790 Housing Societies 4 60 1,700 1.700 Weavers Societies 2S 636 27,435 84,987 57,082 Co-operative Stores 40 3.795 74,412 80,722 5.785 Other Industrial .Societies 37 989 78,644 181,286 102.642 District Institute 1 157 SocietieJ under Liquidation 27 2,404 18,674 36,392 17,718 SDurce : - The Registrar Co-operative Societies, Rajasthan.

    COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCKS {As on 31-12-1961}

    Area covered Number of Rural Year of vjJ]ages population Stoeb opening Stage Sq. Miles Sq. Kms. covered served ('000)

    2 3 4 5 6 7

    Nokha 1955-56 II Stage 1.466 3.797 123 72 Kolayat 1958-59 I Stage 1,846 4,781 185 35

    Bikaner 1960-61 ,t 3,557 9,213 181 54

    N. B. :- Area, viUaees and population based on 195J Census. Source :- Development Department, Rajasthan. 232

    PROGRESS OF PANCHAYAT S AMITIES * 196}

    PANCHAYAT SAMITIBS Particulars Unit Tota) Bikaner Lunkaransar Ko)ayat Nokha 1 2 3 4 S (i 7 1 Agriculture :- (a) Fertilizers distributed Maunds 1 (b) Seeds distributed ,; 400 350 SO (c) Agricultural implements distributed Number 43 28 11 4 (d) Agricultural demonstrations held .. 20 19 1 2 Animal Husbandry:- (a) Pedigree animals supplied Number 139 2 28 54 55 (b) Pedigree birds supplied .. 144 80 4 60 3 Co-operation :- (a) Co-operative societies started Number 20 10 7 3 (b) New members enrolled ., 1,655 578 553 38 486 4 Irrigation :- (a) Wells constructed Number 3 3 5 Social Education:- (a) Adults literacy centres started Number 76 5 30 38 3 (b) Adults made literate ., 1.449 45 322 550 532 (c) Reading rooms & Libraries ., 6 2 3 opened (d) Youth Clubs started ., 24 4 6 8 6 (e) Mahila Samities started .. 9 9 6 Health and Sanitation:- (a) Drinking water wells constructed Number 14 14 7 People's Participation ,000 Rs. 90 21 18 12 39

    *Data based on QUarterly Progress Report of Panchayat Samities. Source : - Development Department, Rajasthan. 233 FAIRS

    Principal Estimated Communities Nearest Congre­ taking part Nearest Bus Railway Name of the fair Place Period gation Purpose in th. fair Stand/Route Station I 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 BIKANER TEHSIL

    Gao gaur Bikaner Chaitra Sudi 3-4 & 10,000 Religious Hindus Bikaftcr Bikaner Bhadrapada Badi 3-4 Nagani Bikaner Bhadrapada Badi 15 ],000 .. " ,. ., Dashera Bikaner Middle of Sept. & Oct. 30,000 All .. Communities .. ••

    Karni Mata Deshnoke Chaitra Sudi 1-10 & 30,000 t. Hindus & Deshnoke Deshnoke Ashvina Sud; 1-10 5,000 Muslim'; ShiVwari Shivwari Shravana Sudi 7-10 10,000 ,. Hindus Bikaner Bikaner Ramdeo BhadrapadaSudi 10-1 J Sujandesar 5,000 ., It & Magha Sudi 10-11

    Sali RidmaIsar Ashvina Sudi 7 2.000 ., It .. " LUNKARANSAR TEHSIL Ramdeoji Kbeenyera Magha Sudi 10-11 5,000 Religious Hindus Lunkaransar Dulmera KOLAY AT TEHSIL

    Kapil Muni Kolayat Kartika Sudi 13 to 50,000 Religious Hindus Kolayat Shri Ko)ayatji Agrahayana Badi I Bhaironji Kodamdesar Bhadrapada Sudi 12 4.000 .. All Kodamdesar Gajner Or 13 Communities Jaitha Bhutta Ashvina Sudi 8 4,000 Hindus & Gajner " Muslims .. NOKHA TEHSIL

    Ramdeo Nokha Mandi Bhadrap~da Sudi 10 & 4,000 Religious Hindus Nokha Nokha Magha Sudi 10 Jambheshwar Mukam Phalguna Badi over ., Hindus Himatsar Mukam Amavasya to 12,000 'J especially &. Mukam Phalguoa Sudi 3 Bishnois

    t. Ashvina Badi 14 to 3,500 II Hindus Ashvina Sudi 2 •• •• Source :- Collectoratc, Bikancr. 234

    FIRST GENERAL ELECTIONS 1952 Percentage of voting preferences Ram Number Percontage Rajya Pa .. ticu1ar~ of seats Eleclornte of Polling Congress Parishad Jansangh SooiaHst Independent 2 3 4 ! 6 '1 8 9 Assembly Constituencies

    Bikaner City 1 54,913 45,~ UU 18,~ 8,3 9.3. 4 .~ Nokha 1 53,562 39.7 27.1 .. 72.9 Bikl\n~t' Tehii 1 1 49.421 44.1 29,) 7.9 62.8

    Source : - El<;cticn Oep~rtmwnt. R~jaathan.

    SECOND GENERAL ELECTIONS 1957 Percentage of voting preferences

    ~--- Electorates Praja Number Percentage Jan Socialist Particulars of seats Men Women of polling Congress Sangh Party Independent 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Assembly Constituencies Bikaner City 1 23.946 22.405 50.9 22.9 5.1 51.2 20.8 Lunkaransar 1 22,275 22,275 33.4 32.5 67.5 Nokha 2 47,668 42,293 36.2 21.5 13.7 64.8 Source : - Election Department. Rajasthan. SECflON IV

    DISTRICT &- TEHSIL MAPS

    DISTRICT AND TEHSIL MAPS (Note)

    The district and tehsil maps presented in this Directory. The villages have been shown by code section have been prepared and presented for the numbers in the tehsil maps. first time. They form a part of the Census Atlas The maps have been photographicaUy reduced and have been reproduced here specially with a to their present size from the original revenue view to help the reader to locate the places mentioned maps and the scale and graticules have been worked In the Primary Census Abstract and the Village out as approximately as possible.

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