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1975-76 OCfOBER 1976
Published by: nm DIRECToRATn-GBNBRAL OP INFORMATION AND PUBLIC RBLA'nONS, MAHARASHTRA STATE BOMBAY MAHARASHIRA AT A GLANCE, 1975-76 CONTENTS
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GOVERNOR, COUNCIL OF MINISTERS, STATE MINISTBRS AND DEPUTY MINISTERS, SPEAKER, DePuTY SPeAKER, CHAIRMAN, DePUTY CHAIRMAN. '2 MAHARASHTRA DIVISIONS AND DISTRICI'S 4 3 MARARASHTRA : AREA, POPULATION AND HEAD.. 5 QUARTERS OP :PISTRICfS, 4 MAHARASHTRA : GENERAL INFORMATION 6 5 MAHARASHTRA : COMPARISON WITH INDIA 7 6 AREA AND POPULATION- 6.1. Districtwise Area, Population and Density 18 of Maharashtra according to 1971 census. 6.2. Male and Female Population in each District 20 6.3. Districtwise literate and educated persons 22 according to 1971 census. 6.4. Rural and Urban composition of population 24 in each district according to 1971 census. 6.5. Distribution of population by workers and 26 Non-workers according to 1971 population census. 6.6. Distribution of working population by Agri- 28 cultural and other workers,. 6.7. Ci.ties having population more than. one 32 lakh according to "197r census. . 6.8. Classification of Towns according to popu- 33 lation, 1971. 6.9. Statewise Distribution of population, 1971 34 6.10. Population of scheduled castes and scbedul- 36 ed Tribes, 1971. · Page Serial Particulars No. No. 1 2 3
' ' 7 AGRICULTURI!- 7.1. Land Utilisation Statistics 38 7 .2. Are3 and Production of Principal crops in 39 · Mabarashtra during the year 1973-74. 7.3. Distribution df Fertilisers, during 1973-74 40 in Mabarashtra. 7.4. \ Agriculturallmplements during the year 1972 42 8 IRRIGATION- 8.1, Area irrigated by sources in Mabarashtra 43 during 1971-72 to 1973-74. 8.2. Major and Medium Irrigation works under 44 construction (1975-76). 9 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY- 9.1. Work done at the Veterinacy Dispensaries 66 in Zilla Parishads and other Institutions during the year 1975-76. 9.2. Miscellaneous statistics relating to Animal 68 Husbandcy. 9.3. Livestock statistics as per 1972 census 69 9.4. Dairy Development and Milk schemes in 71 the State of Maharashtra as on 31st March 1976. '
' 10 FISHERIES- . 10.1. Fish curing yards 72 , 10.2. Miscellaneous statistics 73
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II FoRES:rs--- 11.1. Classification of forest area : under the 15 state administration 1974-75. 11.2. Functional classification of forest area, 7S 1974-75. 11.3. Outturn of Major and Minor forest pro- 76 duce, 1974-75. 11.4. Forest Revenue and Expenditure 77 11.5. Achievement under development schemes, 78 1974-75. 11 INDUSTRY AND MINING- 12.1. No. of Mills, Installed capacity, spindles, 79 looms, Employment and Production as on 31st December 1975. Small Scale Industry 12.2. Statement showing the No. of S. S. I. Units 81 Registered from 1961 to ·1974 in Maha rashtra. Large and Small Scale Industry 12.3. Districtwise No. of working factories and 83 · average daily employment in major groups oflndustries during the year ending on 31st December 1974. · 12.4 .. No. ofworkilig factories and a~erage daily 98 employment in Maharashtra as on 31st December I 974. , , - 12.5. Districtwiso No. of letters of intent issued 99 for establishing New Units in Maha rashtra State during 1970-75.
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Industrial Estates- 12.6. Typewise Industrial Estates in each District 101 '· of Maharashtra State (1974-75). · 12.7. Typewise Industrial Estates constructed 102 (Five-Year Plan Periodwise). · 12.8. Value of Industrial output and value added 103 by Manufacture in Maharashtra State during the year 1971. Mining Industry- ' 12.9. Mining leases for different major minerals 1041 in Maharashtra State in force as on 31st December 1974. 12.10. Productions and value of major minerals 106 during the years 1973 and 1974. 12.11. Mineralwise and Districtwise Quarry 110 Leases in the State as on 31st December 1974. 12.12. Mineral Revenue Realised during the 112 year 1974-75 in the Districts of Maha- rashtra State. Industrial Disputes- , . 12.13. Industrial Disputes; Workers involved 113 and mari-days lost in Maharasbtra State during 1974 and 1975., 13 ELECTR!Ctn'- 13.1. Installed capacity, Electricity generated . 114 and Electricity consumed in the State of Maharashtra. ·· . 13.2. Districtwise No. of places electrified and liS , agricultural pumps energised as on 31st · ·March 1975 by the Maharashtra State Electricity- Board ..
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• 14 Co-oPERATION- Societies, Members, Working Capital, Advances, 116 Loans. outstanding and turnover (1973-74) . . IS EoucAnoN- 15.1. Category~wise No. ·of Institutions and us Enrolement in the State of Maharashtra as on 15th July 1975. 15.2. Institutions and Enrolement by the type ll9 as on 15th July 1975. 15.3. Literacy percentages in order of Merit in 123 the Indian States as per 1971 census.
16 MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH- 16.1. Medical Facilities in the State as on 31st 123 March 1915. 16.2. Dispensaries and Doctors under Ayurvedic 125 system of Medicine during 1974-75 in the State of Maharashtra. 16.3. Registered births, deaths, and infant morta- 127 lily rates for 1974. Employees State /llsllrance Scheme- 16.4. Miscellaneous statistics relating to Em- 129 ployecs State Insurance Scheme in Maha- rasbtra State as on 31st March 1976. 16.5. Work done by Family Planning Centres. 131 16.6. No. of beds for Tuberculosis patients 132 provided in Government Municipal and Private Hospitals in the State of Maba- rashtra. 16.7. Achievement of Sterilisation programme in 140 Maharasbtra during 1975-76.
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.17 CoMMUNICATIONS Radio Llcences- 11.L Districtwisc Radio Licences issued up to 144 tho year ending December-1975. . 17.2. Categorywisc No. of Radio Licences in 146 . force at the end of December-1975. 17.3. No. of Radio licences in India at the year 147 · ending December-1974. · 17.4. · No. of T. V. receiver licences as on 31st ISO . December·l974. Papers- 11.5. No. of papers according" to state wise as 152 . ' on 31st December-1974. . · I 7.6. No. of papers according to language wise 153 ' . in India as on December I 974. ' . 18 TaANSPORT- 18.1. Operational statistics of Mabarashtra State 154 Road Transport Corporation as on 31st March 1975. 18.2. Number of Motor vehicles as on 1st January ISS 1976, in Mabarashtra State. 18.3. Passongcr Traffic at the ports of Maha· 156 rashtra during the year 1975-76. I 8.4. Number of passengers arrived and departed 157 Exclusive of passengers carried out by Harbour Sailing vessels during 1974-75. Roads- 18.5. Classwiac Road longth (Extra Municipal) 159 · as on 31st March 1974. Serial Page No. Particulars No. 1 2 3
18.6. Surface-wise road length (Extra Municipal) 159 as on 31st March 1974. 18.7. Road length according to different classes 160 (Extra Municipal) as on 31st March 1974. . 19 TRADE- Sea-borne Trade- 19.1. Number of vessels which entered the docks 161 or were berthed at tho barbour-walls and paid dues during the past ten years. 19.2. Principle items of imports (Docks and 162 Bunders) during 1974-75. 19.3. Principle items of exports (Docks and 163 Bundors) during 1974-75. 19.4. Cargo traffic handled at minor ports of 164 Maharashtra during 1975-76. 19. 5. Cargo traffic handled at the docks and 166 bunders during the past six years. &II Trade- 19.6. Inward and outward movement of selected 168 commodities by Rail and River into and from Maharashtra during 1974-75 · 20 EMPLOYMENT- 20.1. Employment through Employment Ex- 171 change. 20.2. State Government Employees as on lsi 172 July 1966. , 20.3. Distribution of Employees (Class I to IV) 173 according to ranges of total monthly emoluments as on 1st July 1966. 20.4 Employment by Industries Divisions 174
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20.5. Employment seekers by level of edu"'!-tion 175 20.6. Employment seekers by occupational 176 divisions. 20.7. Demands and placement in the various 177 sectors. 21 POLICE- 21.1. Police stations, outposts and police force in 178 Mabarashtra State as on 31st March 1976.· · 21.2. Sanctioned strength and' cost of police 179 (including railways but excluding Greater Bombay) as on 31st March 1976. · 21.3. Cognizable offences including attempts 180 under Indian Penal Code for the year 1974 (excluding Greater Bombay). . 21.4. Cost and strength of police force in Greater 181 Bombay as on 31st March 1976. 21.5. Cognizable offences including attempts 182 under Indian Penal Code in Greater Bom- bay during 1975-76. 22 PROHIDMON- 22.1. · Number of trees taped, Neera produced 183 and sold in the State of Mabarashtra during 1970-71 to 1972-73. 22.2. Offences under prohibition and excise laws 184 for the year 1970-71 to 1972-73. 22.3. District-wise offences under prohibition and , 185 excise laws for .the year 1970-71 to 1972-73. 23 HOUSING- 23.1. Number of tene111ents constructed under 192 various housing schemes in Mabarashtra (upto December 1975). viii Serial Page No. Particulars No. 1 2 3
23.2. Number of tenements constructed by Co- 192 operative Housing Societies in Maharashtra State as on 31st March 1976.
24 RURAL DBVl'LOPMENT- 24.1. Physical Achievements· in respect of com- 193 munity Development Blocks in the Maha rashtra State since inception of the com munity development programme. 24.2. District-wise number of Panchayat Samities 194 and Members as on 1975-76. 24.3. Coverage, Income and Exponditure of 195 village Panchayats 1971-72. 25 LocAL BoDIES-. 25.1. Local Bodies by types 1975 196 l5.2. Constitution of Municipal Councils and 197 Municipal Corporations 1971-72. 25.3. Income and Expenditure of Municipal 199 Councils and Municipal Corporations (1971-72) . 25.4. Income and Expenditure of Municipal 202 Bodies on different items during 1974-75.
26 PRBSS AND PuoUCATlON!- Printing Presses, Newspapers, Books and 203 Poriodicals-1973-74. 27 LIFB INSURANCE CORPORATION OP INDIA- 27.1. Number of policies and sum assured (New 204 Business) in the State of Maharashtra for the last ton years.
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27.2. Disbursement of loans against various 205 schemes in the State of Maharashtra (1966-1975). 28 STANDAilD OF LIYJN0- 28.1. Index Numbers of wholesale prices by 206 groups and important c:ommodtics. 28.2. Consumer price Index Numbers for 208 working class (New Series). 29 FINANCE- 29.1. Receipts on Revenue Account. 210 29.2. Expenditure on Revenue Account (Dcvc- 212 clopment and Non-Development). 29.3. Capital Expenditure outside the Revenue .. 214 Account. 29.4. Per capita, receipts on revenue and capital 216 accounts. 29.5. Per Capita development and non-develop.. 218 mont expenditure. 29.6, Net State domestic product by industrial 219 origin atl960.61 prices. 29.7. Net State domestic product by Industrial 220 origin- at current prices. 29.8. Fifth Five-Year Plan_ of Maharashtra , . . 221
r· a MAHARASHTRA AT A GLANCE 1975-76
TABLE No I. Governor-Shri ALI YAWAR JUNG Council of Ministers Cabinet Ministers l. Shri S. B. CHAVAN, Chief Minister, General Administration, Home, Planning, Information and Publicity. ·2. Shri N. M. TIDKE, Industries and Legislative Affairs. 3. Dr. RAFIQ ZAKARIA, Revenue, Urban Development, Tourism, Aukaf and Protocol. 4. Shri Y. J. MOHITE, Finance and Small Savings. S. Smt. PRATIBHA PATIL, Prohibition, Rehabilitation and Cultural Affairs. 6. Shri S. B. PATIL, Labour, Co-operation and Accommodation Control. 7. Shri S. A. SOLANKE, Public Works, Housing, Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development. 8. Shri S. G. PAWAR, Agriculture, Command Ar<"a, Development and Khar Lands. 9. R. J. DEOTALE, Forests and Energy. 10. Shri RATNAPPA KUMBHAR, Food and Civil Supplies.
He 4481-3 II. Smt. PRABHA RAU, Education, Youth Services and Sports. 12. Shri B. J. KHATAL, Law and judiciary and Irrigation. 13. Shri K. M. PATIL, Public Health and Rural Development. 14. Shri A. S. KASTURE, Social Welfart, Transport and Jails and Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation.
Mimslers of State I. Shri P. K. KUNTE, Housing and Public Work. 2. Shri U.N. GAIKWAD, Rural Development and Industries. 3. Shri R. P. VAL VI, Home and Forests. 4. Shri R. M. PANDE, Labour, Tourism, Transport and Jails. 5. Shri S. S. SHINDE, Social Welfaro, Cultural Affairs, ~ports and Youth Services. 6. Shri N. S. SAPKAL, Agriculture and Command Area Development. 7. Shri JAGESH DESAI, Urban Development, Civil Supplies and Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation. 8. Dr. J. LEON D'SOVAZA, Public Health and Protocol. 9. Shri R. V. BET, Co-operation. 2 10. Shri SHAMRAO KADAM, Irrigation, Energy, Information and Publicity. II. Shri V. G. PRABHUGAONKAR, Finance and Small Savings, Planning, Fisheries. 12. Shri SANG RAM MAKNIKAR, •Education, Revenue and Rehabilitation.
Deputy Ministers I. Shri BABURAO KALE, Home, Transport and Legislative Affairs. 2. Shri SHIVRAJ PATIL, Law and Judiciary, Irrigation (except Minor Irrigation). 3. Shri S. G. GHOLAP, Minor Irrigation, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development. Ports and Khar Lands. 4. Shri A. H. MAMDANI, Agriculture and Aukaf. 5. Shri D. D. CHA VAN, Forests and Jails~ Maharaslrtra Legislative Assembly Shri S. K. WANKHEDE, Speaker of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly. Shri FAROOQ PASHA, Deputy Speaker of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly.
Maharaslzlra Legislattve Council Shri V. S. PAGE, Chairman of the Maharashtra Legislative Council. Shri R. S. GAVAI, Deputy Chairman of the Maharashtra Legislative Council.
3 He 4481-3a MAHARASHTRA : DIVISIONS AND DISTRICTS
TABLE No.2
The Maharashtra State is th~ third biggest State in the Indian Union, both in respect of area and population. For administrative purposes, the State is divided into four divisions and twenty-six districts. They are :-
Cl) Bombay Division : (I) Greater Bombay, (2) Thane, (3) Kulaba, (4) Ratnagiri, (5) Nashik, (6) Dhule, (7) Jalgaon. .
(II) Pune Division : (I) Ahmednagar, (2) Pune, (3) Satara, (4) Sangli, (5) Kolhapur, (6) Solapur.
(III) Aurangabad Division : (I) Aurangabad, (2) Parbhani, (3) Bhir, (4) Osmanabad, (5) Nandcd.
(IV) Nagpur Division : (I) Buldana, (2) Akcln, (3) Amravati, · (4) Yavatmal, (5) Wardha, (6) Nugpur, (7) Bhandara, (S) Chandrnpur.
The 26 districts have 235 talukas. There arc 289 towns in the State. Besides there arr 17 cities having a population of over one lakh,
The strength of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly _is 271 out of which one is a nominated member. The strength of th· Legislative Council is 78.
The State elects 19 members to the Rajya Sabha and 45 to the Lok Sabha. The Congress (R) is the ruling party in the State, with 222 members in the House of 271. 4 TABLENO. 3 Area, Population and Headquarters of Districts ·Population figures are according to 1971 Census. -- Area in Districts sq. km. Population Headquarters I 2 3 4 - I. Ahmednagar 17,035 26,69,117 Ahmednagar. 2. Akola 10,567 15,01,478 Akola. 3.- Amravati . . 12,210 15,41,209 Amravati. 4. · Aurangabad . • 16,200 19,71,006 Aurangabad. S. Bhandara 9,214 15,85,580 Bhandara. 6. Bhir 11,227 12,86,121 Bhir. 7 .. Buldana 9,745 12,62,989 Buldana. 8. Chandrapur '25,641 16,40,137 Chandrapur: 9. Dhulo . . 13,143 16,62,181 Dhule. 10. Greater Bombay 603 59,70,575 Greater Bombay II. Jalgaon 11,771 21,23,121 Jalgaon. · 12. · Kulaba . . 7,198 · 12,63,003 Ali bag. 13. Kolhapur 8,059 20,48,G49 Kolhapur. 14. Nagpur 9,928 19,42,688 Nagpur. IS. Nanded 10,492 13,97,/62 Nanded. 16. Nashik 15,582 23,69,221 Nashik. 17. Osmanabad 14,117 18,96,687 Osmanabad.-- ·-· 18. Parbhani 12,489 15,06,771 Parbhani. 19. l'une 15,640 31,78,029 Pune. 20. Ratnagiri 13,040 19,90,583 Ratnagiri. 21. Sansli · 8,563 15,39,820 Sangli. 22. · Satara 10,492 17,27,376 Satarn. 23. Solapur 15,021 22,53,840 Solapur. · :·.• 24. Thane 9,553 22,81,664 Thane. 25. Wardha 6,307 7,79,562 Wardha. 26. Yavatmal 13,925 14,23,677 Yavatmal. · Totai-Maharashtra 3,07,762 · 5,04,12,235 State. ------Source.-Census of India, 1971-Series-Il, Maharasbtra Part II-A General Population Tables. ' · ·• : s MAHARASHTRA: GENERAL INFORMATION
TABLB No.4
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I Location- North latitude (Degrees) 16.4 to 22.1 East longitude (Degrees) 72.6 to 80.9 2 Number of Divisions 4 3 Number of Districts 26 4 Number ofTalukas 235° s Number of Towns 289t 6 Number of Cities having · more than 17 one lakh population. 7 Number of Villages- Inhabited 35,778 Uninhabited (Revenue vitiage witho~t 2,883 population). 8 Area (in sq. killometres) .. 3,07,762 9 Length of the coastline (Km.) 720
•Includes three talukas in Greater Bombay District. tTown as per 1971 census definition means place having Municipal Corporation/Municipal Council, Cantonment. If it did not have any of above urban bodies, following empirical tests were applied for classifying the place as Town :- (a) A minimum population of 5,000. (b) A density of not less than 400 per square Kilometres. (c) 75 per cent of male working population pursuing occupa- tion falling outside agriculture. (d) The place should have a few pronounced urban characteristics and amenities. 6 TABLE No.5 MAHARASHTRA :
TABLB
Serial Item No. 1 2
Population (1971 Census)- 1.1 (a) Rural population • • . . (b) Percentage of rural population to total population 1.2 (a) Urban population . . . • (b) Percentage of urban population to total population 1.3 Total population (I) Males (II) Females 1.4 (a) Population of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (b) Percentage ofabove population to total population 1.5 (a) Total workers ...... (b) Percentage of total workers to total·population 1.6 (a) Total non-workers . . . . (b) Percentage of total non-workers to total population 1.7 Density of population 1.8 Literacy percentage- (I) Males (II) Females (iii) Persons 1.9 Sex ratio
1.10 Percentage growth of population during last ten years
8 COMPARISON WITH INDIA No. 5
Comparison of Maharashtra Unit Maharashtra India with India (Percentage) . 3 4 5 6
.•·( . Thousand Nos ..• 3,47,01 43,88,56 1·9 Percentage 68·8 80· I 'Thousand Nos ... 1,57,11 10,90,94 14·4 Percentage 31·2 19·9 Thousand Nos ... 5,04,12 54,19,50 9·2 2,61,16 28,39,37 9·2 .. 2,42,96 26,40,13 9·2 59,80 11,80,11 5·1 Pcrccnlftgc 11·9 21· 5
Thousand No~. , • 1,83,90 18,03,73 10·2 Percentage ' .• 36·5 32·9 Thousand Nos ... 3,20,22 36,15,11 8·7 Percentage 63·5 67·1 Persons per Sq. km. 164 178•
Percentage 51·04 39·45 .. 26·43 18·72 .. 39·18 29·46 Females per 1,000 930•00 930·00 Males. Percentage 21·45 24·80 •Excluding Jammu and Kashmir. 9 Soria I No. Item ------.------.------1 2 2. Agriculture Area under principal crops (Average for years 1971-72, 1972-73 and 1973-74.) 2.1 Rico 2.2 Wheat .. 2.3 Jowar .' 2.4 Bairi 2.5 AI cereals .I 2.6 All pulses 2.7 All Food-grains 2.8 Groundnut 2.9 Sugarcane 2.10 ·Cotton Outturn of Principal Crops (Average for years 1971-72, 1972-73, and 1973-74.) 2.11 Rice 2.12 Wheat 2.13 1owar 2.14 Bajri 2.1S All cereals 2.16 All pulses 2.17 All Food-grains 2.18 Oroundnut .. 2.19 Sugarcane (~ur) .. 2.20 Cotton (lint
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Comprison of Maharashtra Unit Mabarasbtra India with India (Percentage) 3 4 5 6
Thousand Hectares 13,43 3,74,85 3·6 8,70 I ,92,20 4·5 " 58,71 1,64,18 35·8 16,60 1,24,12 13·4 " 1,01,61 10,06,94 10· I " 23,85 2,19,82 10·8 " 1,25,47 12,26,76 10·2 " 7,76 71,34 10·9 " 2,01 25,22 8·0 " 24,40 76,93 31·7 "
Thousand tonnes 12,50 4,20,18 3·0 4,20 3,10,72 1·4 " 20,10 78,94 25·5 " 4,49 54,45 8·2 43,63 9,16,84 4·8 " 6,64 1,02,51 6·5 " 50,27 10,19,35 4·9 " 4,02 53,57 7·5 ' " 1_4,31 1,28,12 l1·2 " 1,9S 10,68 18·3 " • 11- ;Serial .1,: I No;:. Item ··1 ' f ~ - : . 1
3. Arlimal H11sbandry
Livestock Census 1972* 3.1 Total Livestock :- ·,- I , 3.2 · Total Cattle · 3.3 · Cattle '.' . , ·, (I) Males over 3 years , (II) Females over. 3 years 3.4 Total buffaloes 3.5 Buffaloes . . (I) Males over 3 years , . (/i) Females over 3 years. 3.6 Total Sheep and Goats " 3.7 Total Horses and Ponies 3.8 Otherlivestock 3.9' Total Poultry 3.10 Tractors 3.11 Oil engines with pumps for irrigation purposes 4. Forests 4.1 Total Forest area· (The figures in Colu'mn 4 relates to year 1973·74, while those in Column S relato to 197().71).
*The figures for India are Provisional and Excluding Arunachal · N.A.- Not available.- ···· ------· ------No. 5-contcl.
Comparison of Maharashtra Unit Maharashtra India with India (Percentage) 3 4 5 6
Thousand numbers 2,63,61 35,49,82 7·4 .. 1,47,05 17,88,65 8·2 .. 62,06 7,46,25 8·3 45,87 5,67,73 8·1 . .. 33,01 5,79,41 5·1 .. 3,08 81,16 3·8 .. 18,71 2,95,53 6·3 .. 80,39 10,84,19 7·4 58 9,66 6·0 .. 2,58 87,91 2·9 .. 1,22,17 13,67,68 8·9 .. 1\ 1,70 3·5 .. 1,74 N.A .
Sq. Km. 62,250 7,58,073 8.2
Pradesh.
13 TABLE
Serial Item No. I 2
S. Industry and Mining Factories- (a) Working Factories (1971) (b) Average daily attendance . . • . . . S.2 Annual Survey of Industries (Census plus sample parts) (1969)- (a) Productive Capital (b) Number of persons employed (c) Gross output (ex-factory value) •• (d) Value added by manufacture • . • . S.3 (a) Working Cotton Textile Mills (1974) . . • . (b) Average number of workers employed in Cotton Textile Mills (1974). (c) Average monthly production of yarn (1974) (d) Average monthly production of cloth (1974) 6. Electricity 6.1 Electricity generated (1973-74) 6.2 Electricity Consumed (1973-74) • . • • 6.3 (a) Industrial Consumption ...... (b) Percentage oflndustrial Consumption to total consum- ption. 7. Joint Stork Companies and Banks 7.1 Companies at work (as on 31st March 1974) 7.2 Their paid up Capital . . . . 7.3 Banking Offices (1973) .. 7.4 Banking offices per lakh of population 1.S Places having banking offices *Provisional and inclusive of defence factories. tProvisional. 14 No. 5-contd.
Comparison Unii Maharashtra In1ia of Maharashtra with India 3 ------4 5 6
Numbu 10.327• 80,996• 12·8 Thousand Nos ..• I0,5o• 50,79~ 20·7
Lakh Rs. 18,36,23 1,05,21,03 17·5 Thousand Nos... 9,67 50,36 19·2 Lakh Rs. 29,39,02 1,20,56,70 24·4 7,82,27 28,09,12 27·8 Nu~ber !OS 685 15·3 Thousand Nos..• 2,32 7,87 29·5 Lakh Kg. 1,95 8,39 23·2 Lakh Metres 12,17 35,97 33·8
Million Kwh. 10, 924t 66,889t 16·4 .. 8,8l2t 50,246t 17·5 6,081 32,481 18·7 Percentage.. 69·0 64·6
Number 8,507t 38,335t 22·2 Crore Rs. 958t 7,075t 13·5 Number 3,370 20,668 16·3 6·7 3·8 .. 1,054 . 8,254 12·8
15 ' ' TABU!
Serial Item· No. 1 2
8. Co-operation -(The figures in Column 4 relates to 1973·74 while those in Column S relate to 1972·73) . 8.1 Co-operative Societies , . • , 8.2 Membership . . . . • • 8.3 Working Capital of all Co-operative Societies 8.4 Advances by Agricultural Credit Societies 9. Transport and Communication 9.1 (a) Total railway length (As on 31st March 1972) (b) Railway length per 100 Square Kilometres of are• (As on 31st March 1972). 9.2 ·Road length per 100 square kilometres of area• .. (As on 31st March I 971 ). 9.3 (a) Motor vehicles per 100 square kilometres of area (As on 31st March 1972). _ (b) Motor vehicles per lakh of population (As on 31st March I 972). 10. State Income 10.1 (a) Income at current prices (1973-74) (b) Per Capita income at current prices
t Provisional As reported in the "Basic Road Statistics of India, tRefers to National Income. Source-Hand book of Basic Statistics, 1975. 16 No. S-contd.
Comparison Unit Maharasbtra India of Mahnrashtra with India 3 4 5 6
r Number 46,7b4t 3,28,698 14·2 Thousand Nos::: 98,44t 7,07,64 13·9 Cron. Rs. 20,16t 85,85 23·5 .. 1,69t 7,75 21·8
Kilo Metres 5,226 59,781 8·7 .. 1•7 1·9 .. 27 39 Number Ill 65 .. 678 377
Crorc Rs. 5,756 49,290t 11·7 Rupees 1,075 850
1970·71 "published by the Ministery of Shipping and Transport.
17 AREA AND POPULATION TABLe No. 6.1 (Distrlctwise Area, Population and Density of Malzarashtra State according to 1971 census)
Density Serial District Area in Population (No. of No. sq. km. persons per sq. km.) I 2 3 4 5
I Greater Bombay 603·0 5,970,575 9,901 2 Thane 9,553· 0 2,281,664 239 3 Kulaba 7,198· 0 1,263,003 175 4 Ratnagiri 13,040·0 1,990,583 153 5 Nasik; 15,582·0 2,369,221 152 6 Dhule 13,143· 0 1,662,181 126 7 Jalgaon 11,771· 0 2,123,121 ------180 Bombay Division .. 70,890· 0 17,660,348 249
8 Ahmed nagar 17,035· 0 2,269,117 133 9 Pune 15,640·0 3,178,029 203 \0. Satara 10,492· 0 1,727,376 165 11 Sangli 8,563•0 1,539,820 180 12 Sola pur 15,021· 0 2,253,840 ISO 13 Kolhapur 8,059•0 2,048,049 254
Pune Division 74,810• 0 13,016,23i 174
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~ Serial District Area in'- Population Density No." sq. km. (No. of persons per sq. km.) 1 2 3 4 s
14 Aurangabad 16,200·0 1,971,006 122 IS Parbhani 12,489·0 1,S06,771 121 16 Bhir ll,227·0 1,286,121 liS 1J Nanded 10,492· 0 1,397,762 133 18 Osmanabad 14,ll7· 0 1,896,687 134
Aurangabad Division .• 64,S2S· 0 8,058,347 125
19 Buldhana 9,745·0 1,262,978 130 20 A kola 10,567· 0 1,501,478 142 21 Amravati 12,210·0 1,S41,209 126 22 Yavatmal 13,92S· 0 1,423,677 102 23 Wardha 6,307·0 779,562 124 24 Nagpur 9,928·0 1,942,688 196 2S Bhandara 9,214•0 1,58S,S80 172 26 Chandra pur 25,641· 0 1,640,137 64
Nagpur Division •• 97,537• 0 ll,677,309 120 Maharashtra •. 307,762· 0 S0,412,23S 164 Source.-Consus oflndia 1971-Serics U-Maharashlra Part II-A General Population Tables. 19 AREA AND POPULATION
T ABLB No. 6.2 Male. and Female Population in each District of Maharashtra State according to 1971 census
Population 1971 Serial District No. J Males Females I 2 3 4
Greater Bombay 3,478,378 2,492,197 2 Thane 1,204,855 - 1,076,809 3 Kulaba 614,278 648,725 4 Ratnagiri. 886,995 1,103,588 5 Nasik 1,221,419 1,147,802 6 Dhule 849,601 812,580 7 Jalgaon 1,089,840 1,033,281
Bombay Division .• 9,345,366 8,314,982
8 Ahmodnagar 1,160,205 1,108,912 9 Pune 1,643,864 1,534,165 ·10 Satara 848,092 879,284 II Sangli 790,165 749,655 12 Sohipur 1,165,927 1,087,913 13 Kolhapur 1,045,474 1,002,575
Pune Division 6,653,727 6,362,504
20 ; -TABLE No. 6.2-contd.
Serial Population 1971 -·No. ·- District Males Females I. 2 3 4
14 Aurangabad 1,014,481 956,525 IS Parbhani 768,662 738,109 16 Bhir 658,204 627,917 17 Nanded 714,820 682,942 18 Osmanabad 975,484 921,203
. Autangabad Division 4,131,651 3,926,696
19 Buldliana 646,303 616,675 20 Akola 773,569 727,909 21 Atimivati 798,073 743,136 -- 22 Yavatnial 726,072 697,605 23 Wardha 400,040 379,522 24 Nagpur 1,010,911 931,777 25 Bhandara 798,072 787,508 26 Chandrapur 832,567 807,570
Nagpur Division 5,985,607 5,691,702
Maharashtra 26,116,351 2,429,588
Sourc•.-Consus of India 1971-Series u....:.Maharasbtra Part 11-A General Population Tables. 21 AREA AND POPULATION
T ABLB No. 6.3 Districtwise Literate and Educated persons according to 1971 Census
Literates 1971 Serial District No. Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5
1 Greater Bombay 3,811,380 2,422,786 '1,388,594 2 Thane 927,434 606,504 320,930 3 Kulaba 446,139 290,244 155,895 4 Ratnagiri 792,906 465,831 327,075 5 Nasik 860,118 591,825 268,293 6 Dhule ~ .. 529,989 365,016 164,973 7 Jalgaon 9b0,497 636,904 323,593 .. Bombay Division •• 8,328,463 5,379,110 2,949,353
8 Ahmednagar 822,181 568,175 2,54,006 9 Pune 1,418,007 925,566 492,441 10. Satasa 661,955 444,197 217,758 11 Sang\1 577,060 402,859 174,201 12 So1apur 763,955 ~41,024 222,931 13 Kolhapur 724,318 520,437 203,881
Pune DiviSion 4,967,476, 3,402,258 1,565,218
22 TABLE No. 6.3-contd.
Literates 1971 Serial Di•trict No. Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 s
14 Aurangabad 561,514 427,457 134,057 IS Parbhani 366,289 283,275 83,014 16 Bhir 308,755 238,592 70,163 17 Nanded 318,378 247,597 70,781 18 Osmanabad 528,886 393,505 135,381
Aurangaba
19 Buldhana 471,622 331,779 139,843 20 A kola 593,764 401,047 192,717 21 Amravati 652,781 417,257 235,524 22 Yavatmal 449,929 3II,246 138,683 23 Wardha 325,170 210,212 114,958 24 Nagpur 879,201 566,983 312,218 25 Bhandara 561,310 399,141 162,169 26 Chandra pur 439,070 321,b20 II1,4SO
Nagpur Division 4,372,847 2,959,285 1,413,562
Maharashtra .. 19,752,608 13,331,079 6,241,529
Sourct.-Census of India 1971-Sories II-Maharashtra Part IIA General Population Taoles. 23 AREA AND POPULATION TABLE No. 6.4 Rural and Urban Compositio11 of Populatlo11 In each District according to 1971 Census
Percentage ·serial Population 1971 of urban No. District · to total Total Rural Urban population 1971 1 2 3 4 5 6
I Greater Bombay 5,~70,575 5,970,575 100·00 2 Thane .. 2,281,664 1,454,915 826,749 36·23 3 Ku1aba .. 1,263,003 1,110,413 152,590 12·08 4 Ratnagiri .. 1,990,583 1,823,400 167,183 8·40 5 Nasik .. 2,369,221 1,690,749 678,472 28·64 6 Dhule .. 1,662,181 1,374,445 287,736 17·31 7 Jalgoan .. 2,123,121 1,620,975 502,146 23·65 Bombay Division .. 17,660,348 9,074,897 8,585,451 48·61
8 Ahmednagar .• 2,269,117 2,017,617 251,500 . 11·08 ' 9 Pune .. 3,178,029 1,848,255 1,329,774 41·84 10 Satara 1,727,376 1,500,119 227,257 13·16 11 Sangli 1,539,820 1,252,922 286,898 18·63 12 Solapur .. 2,253,840 1,637,288 616,552 27·36 13 Kolbapur .. 2,048,049 1,607,804 440,245 2\oSO
Pune Division .• 13,016,231 9,864,005 3,152,226 24·22 ';"" 24 TABLE No. 6.~contd.
Percentage Serial Population 1971 of urban No. District to total Total Rural Urban population 1971 2 3 4 s 6
14 Aurangabad 1,971,006 1,641,745 329,261 16·71 IS Parbhani I,S06,771 1,264,833 241,938 16·06 16 Bhir .. 1,286,121 1,136,820 149,301 11·61 17 Nanded .. 1,397,762 1,169,577 228,185 16·33 18 Osmanabad 1,896,687 1,659,699 236,988 12·49
Aurangabad Division 8,058,347 6,872,674 1,185,673 14·71
19 Buldhana 1,262,978 1,041,170 221,808 11·56 20 Akola .. 1,501,478 1,148,129 353,349 23·53 21 Amravati 1,541,209 1,116,526 424,683 21·56 22 · Yavatmal 1,423,677 1,229,728 193,949 13·62 23 Wardha 779,562 588,460 191,102 24·51 24 .Nagpur 1,942,688 887,331 1,055,357 54·32 25 Buldhana .. 1,585,580 1,405,067 180,513 11·38 26 . Chandrapur 1,640,137 1,473,037 167,100 10·19
Nagpur Division .. 11,677,309 8,889,448 2,787,861 23·87 Maharashtra •. 50,412,235 34,701,024 15,711,211 31·17 Source.-Census of India 1971-Serics 11, Maharashtra, Part II-A General Population Tables. • 25 AREA AND POPULATION TABLE No. 6.5 Distribution ofpopulation by workers and non-workers according to 1971 population Census
Percentage Serial Total Non· of workers No. District population Workers workers to total population 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Greater Bombay 5,970,575 2,198,098 3,772,477 36·82 2 Thane .. 2,281,664 853, 672 1,427,992 37•41 3 Kulaba .. 1,263,003 453,175 809,828 35·88 4 Ratnagiri 1,990,583 697,174 1,293,409 35·02 5 Nasik .. 2,369,221 897,917 1,471,304 37·90 6 Dhule .. 1,662,181 594,691 1,067,490 35·78 7 Jalgaon .. 2,123,121 766,412 1,356,709 36·10
Bombay Division .. 17,660,348 6,461,139 11,199,209 36·59
8 Ahmcdnagar 2,269,117 803,846 1,465,371 35·42 9 Punc 3,178,029 1,036,422 2,141,607 32·61 10 Sa tara .. 1,727,376 541,330 1,186,046 31·34 II Sangli .. 1,539,820 478,698 1,061,122 31·09 12 Solapur .. 2,253,840 759,263 1,494,577 33·69 13 Kolhapur 2,048,049 696,319 1,351,730 34·00
Pune Division .. 13,016,231 4,315,878 8,700,353 . 33·16
26 TABU! No. 6.5-contd.
Percentage Serial Total Non- of workers No. District population Workers workers to total population 2 3 4 s 6
14 Auarnagbad .. 1,971,006 730,677 1,240,329 37·07 IS Parbhani 1,506,771 563,714 943,057 37·41 16 Bhir 1,286,121 453,139 832,982 35·23 17 Nanded 1,397,762 497,553 900,209 35·60 18 . Osmanabad 1,896,687 640,848 1,255,839 33·79 Aurangabad Division 8,058,347 2,885,931 5,172,416 35·81
19 Buldhana 1,262,978 530,196 732,782 41·98 20 A kola .. 1,501,478 600,142 901,336 39·97 21 Amravati .. 1,541,209 592,907 948,302 38·47 22 Yavatmal .. 1,423,677 603,034 820,643 42·36 23 Wardha 779,562 304,835 474,727 39·10 24 Nngpur .. 1,942,688 689,276 1,253,412 35·48 25 Bhandara 1,585,580 742,445 843,135 46·82 26 Chandra pur 1,640,137 664,496 975,641 40·51
Nagpur Division 11,677,309 4,727,331 6,949,978 40~48
Maharashtra .. 50,412,235 18,390,279 32,021,956 36·48
Source.-Census oflndia 1971-Series II, Maharashtra, Part II-A, General Population Tables. 27 AREA AND TABLH Distribution of work Inc Population
Cultivators Serial District Total No. workers Number --Percentage to total workers 2 3...,_ 4 5
I Greater Bombay. 2,198,098 2,672 0·12 2 Thane 853,672 278,984 . 32·68 3 Kulaba .. . 453,175 255,943 56·47' 4 Ratnagiri 697,174 483,989 69·42 5 Nasik 897,917 . 380,339 42·36 6 Dhule 594,691 218,686 36·77 7 Jalgaon 766,412 238,517 31·12
Bombay Division 6,461,139 1,859,130 28·77
. 8 Ahmednagar 803,846 372,815 46·39 9 Pune .. 1,036,422 397,786 38·38 10 Sa tara 541,330 303,948 56·15 lL Sangli 478,698 247,710 51·75 12 Solapur 759,263 270,175 35·58 13 Kolhapur 696,319 393,256 56·48
Pune Division 4,315,878 1,985,680 46·01
28 POPULATION No. 6.6 . by Agricultural and other workers according to 1971 census
Agricultural Workers Other Workers Percentage Percentage Numbers · to total Numbers to total workers workers 6 7 8 9
2,958 0·13 2,192,468 99·75 179,784 21·06 394,904 46·26 85,077 18·37 112,155 24·66 76,970 11·04 136,215 19·54 266,213 29·65 251,365 29·99 260,807 43·86 115,198 19·37 354,824 46·30 173,071 22·58
1,226,633 18·98 3,375,376 52·25
245,321 30·52 185,710 23·09 143,712 13·87 494,924 47·75 99,182 18·32 138,200 25·53 100,872 21·07 130,116 27·18 248,922 32·78 240,166 31·64 111,473 16·01 191,590 27·51
949,482 22·00. 1,380,706 31·99- --
29 TABLE
Cultivators Serial District Total No. workers . Percentage Number . to total workers 2 3 4 5
14 Aurangabad 730,677 320,759 43·90 15 Parbhani 563,714 216,416 38·39 16 Bhir 453,139 213,629 47·14 17 Nanded 497,553 194,999 39·19 18 Osmanabad 640,848 267,312 41·71
~urangabad 2,885,931 1,213,115 42•04 Division
19 Buldhana 530,196 178,121 33·60 20 Akola 600,142 149,279 24·87 21 Amravati 592,907 125,046 21·09 22 Yavatmal 603,034 162,766 26·99 23 Wardha 304,835 76,935 25·24 24 Nagpur 689,276 151,024 21·91 25 Bhandara 742,445 337,230 45·42 26 Chandra pur 664,496 299,039 45·00 Nagpur Division 4,727,331 1,479,440 31•30 Maharashtra 18,390,279 6,537,375 35·55
Source.-Census of India, 1971, Series II Maharashtra 30 No. 6.6-contd.
Agricultural Workers Other Workers Percentage Percentage Number to total Number to total workers workers 6 7 8 9
258,860 35·43 151,058 20·67 249,567 44·27 97,731 17·34 167,301 36·92 72,209 15·94 201,119 40·42 101,435 . 20·39 265,543 41·44 107,993 16·85
1,142,390 39·58 530,426 18·38
274,227 51·72 77,848 14·68 340,373 56·72 110,490 18·41 340,958 57·51 126,903 21·40 348,202 57·74 92,066 15·27 156,202 51·24 71,698 23·52 194,296 28·19 343,956 49·90 186,647 25·14 218,568 29·44 233,728 35·17 131,729 19·83 2,074,633 43·89 1,173,258 24·81 5,393,138 29·33 6,459,766 35'12
Part-IIA General Population Tables. 31 AREA AND POPULATION TABLB No. 6.7 Cities having Population more than one lakh according to 1971 CeiiSUS
Serial City Population No. 1971 1 2 3
1 Greater Bombay (MC) 5,970,515 2 Nagpur (MC) 866,076 3 Punc(MC) 856,105 4 Solapur (MC) 398,361 s Kolbapur (M) 259,050 6 Amra va ti (M) 193,800 ·1 Malegaon (M) 191,847 8 Nasik (M) 176,091 9 Thane (M) 170,675 10 Akola (M) 168,438 11 Ulhasnagar (M) 168,462 12 Aurangabad (M) 150,483 13 Dhulo (M) 137,129 14 Nanded (M) 126,538 IS Ahmcdnagar (M) 118,405 16 Sangli (M) 115,138 . 17 Jolgaon (M) .. 106,711 No/e-M(',....;...Municipal Corporation M-Municipality Source-Census of India 1971-Series II, Maharashtra, Part II-A, General Population Tables. AREA AND POPULATION TABLB No. 6.8 Classification of Towns according to Population, 1971
Serial Number Total Propor- No. Range of towns population tion 2 3 4 5
One lakh and over 17 10,173,715 64•7
2 50,000 to 99,999 25 1,739,880 11•1
3 20,000 to 49,999 65 1,840,040 11·7
4 10,000 to 19,999 98 1,378,891 8•8
5 5,000 to 9,999 70 531,848 3·4
6 Less than 5,000 14 46,837 0·3 '
Total .. 289 15,711,211 . 100·0
Source.-Census of India, 1971-Series II, Maharashtra, Part li·A, General Population Tables.
He 4481-4 AREA AND POPULATION TABLE No. 6.9 Statewise Distribution of Poplllation, 1971
Serial India/States and~Union Population Rank No. Territories 1971
India .. 547,949,809 Statu 2 Andhra Pradesh .. 43,502,708 s 3 Assam .. 14,957,S42 13 4 Bihar .. S6,SS3,369 2 s Gujarat •• 26,697,47S 9 6 Haryana . • I 0,036,808 IS 1 Himachal Pradesh .. 3,460,434 18 8 Jammu and Kashmir .. 4,616,632 16 9 Kera!a . . 21,347,37S· 12 10 Madhya Pradesh .• 41,6S4,119 6 11 Maharashtra .. S0,412,23S 3 12 Karnatak .. 29,299,014 8 13 Nagaland Sl6,449 23 14 Orissa .. 21,944,61S 11 IS Punjab ... .. 13,SS1,060 14 . 16 Rajasthan •. 2S,76S,806 10 17 Tamil Nadu .. 41,199,168 7 18 Uttar Pradesh .. 88,341,144 1
34 TABLE No. 6.9-conrd.
Serial IndiajStates and Union Population Rank No. territories 1971 ------'19 Wost Bengal 44,312,144 4
20 Ma~ipur 1,072,753 20 21 Mogha1aya 1,011,699 21 22 Tripura 1,556,342 19
Union Territories 23. Andaman and Nicobar Islands 115,133 27 24 Chandigarh . 257,251 26 25 Dadra and Nagar Haveli 74,170 28 26 Delhi 4.065,698 17 27 Goa, Daman and Diu .. 857,771 22 28 Laccadivc, Minicoy and Amindivi 31,810 29 Islands. 29 Arunachal Pradesh 467,511 25 30 Pondicherry 471,707 24
Source,..,...Census of India, 1971-Series II, Maharashtra, Part II-A, General Population Tables.
35 He 4481-4a AREA AND POPULATION TABLE No. 6.10 Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, 1971 Serial District Scheduled Scheduled No. Castes Tribes ..
Greater Bombay 2,10,497 30,0i6 2 Thane 36,170 5,79,538 3 Kulaba 15,401 1,13,502 4 Ratnagiri 42;986 10,066 5 Nashik 96,097 . 5,61,202 6 Dhu1o 61,506 6,15,801 7 Jalgaon 87,708 1,25,026 Total, Bombay Division ... 5,50,365 20,35,151
8 Ahmadnagar 2,11,443 1,45,783 9 Pune 1,75,402 1,08,405 - 10 Sa tara 93,103 3,610 11 Sangli 1,50,687 2,425 12 Sola pur 3,20,319 8,608 13 Kolhapur 2,32,537 3,809 Total, Pune Division .. 11,83,491 2,72,640.
36 TABLE No.· 6.1();...contd.
Soria\ District Scheduled Scheduled No. Castes Tribes
14 Aurangabad 1,08,389 32,300 "15 Parbhani 84,938 42,101 16 Beed 1,61,174 4,394 .. 17 Nanded 1,27,170 56,309 18 Osmanabad 2,85,320 2,604 Total, Aurangabad Division 7,66,991 '. 1,37,708
19 Buldana 68,326 20 A kola 71,571 21 Amravati ' 65,447 79,371 22 Yavatmal 55,894 1,97,977 23 Wardha 23,570 24 Nagpur 80,287 25 Bhandara 82,965 26 Chandrapur 76,854 2,31,402 Total, Nagpur Division 5,24,914 5,08,750 Total, Maharlishtra State .. 30,25,761 29,54,249 Source:--consus of India, 1971-5ories II, Maharsahtra, Part 11-A, General Population Tables. .
37 AGRICULTURE TABLE No. 7.1 Land Utl/isatlo/1 Statistics (Area in ' Item 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74• (I) Total geographical area by village 30,758 30,758 30,758 papers. (2) Areas under forests 5,407 5,370 5,367 (3) Barren and unculturable land 1,799. 1,759 1,760 (4) Land put to non-agricultural uses. 877 900 913 (5) Culturable waste 1,355 1,235 1,079 (6) Permanent pastures and other 1,664 1,637 1,623 grazing land. (7) Land under Misc. tree crops 207 200 196 (8) Current fallows 1,483 2,579 746 (9) Other fallows 930 1,018 722 (10) Net area sown 17,036 16,060 18,352 (11) Area sown more than once 1,079 920 1,134 (12) Total cropped area 18,115 16,980 19,486 •FiJUrcs for tho year 1973-74 are provisional. Source.-Director of Agriculture, Puno-1, Government of Maharashtra. 38 AGRICULTURE T ABLB No. 7 .2. Area and prOduction ofprincipal crops in the State ofM aharashtra . · during the year 1973·74. Area Produciion Crops in '()(X) ' in 6 000' hectares to ones (I) Rice (including vainganricc) 1,351 1,637 (2) Wheat 965 547 (3) Jowar 6,088 2,819 . ; (4) Bajri 2,214 850 (5) Total cereals .. '',(;·: 11,091 6,177 (6) Tur .. .. 624 322 (7) Gram .. 351 129 (8) Total pulses 2,762 . 868 (9) Sugatcane 215 1,544 (gur) (10) Cotton 2,348 1,057° (II) Groundnut 758 566 •Production of cotton is in termsof lint and '000' bales of 180 ks. each. Note.-The estimates of area and production are provisional. Source.-Diroctor of Asriculture, (Government of Maharashtra), Pune-1. 39 AGRICULTURE TABLE No. 7.3 Distribution ofFertilisers during 1973·74 (Tonnes) Serial Quantity No. Item distributed to tho State 2 3 /. Nitroge11ous Ammonium Sulphate (20·6 per cent N) 33,213 2 Urea (46 per cent N) 1,68,450 3 Ammonium Sulphate nitrate (26 per cent N) 4 Calcium ammonium nitrate (26 per cent N) .. 8,460 5 Calcium ammonium nitrate (25 por cent ~) 6 Ammonium chloride (25 per cent N) II Phosphates Single Superphosphate (16 per cent P,O,) 99,786 2 Triple Superphosphate (45 per cent P,O,) 1,018 3 Pelphos (18 per cent P20 1) 120 III Complex Ammonium phosphate Sulphate 87 2 Nitro-Phosphate 1,12,439 3 Urea ammonium phosphate 4 Diamonnonium PhOsphate 34:246 5 Ammonium nitrate Phosphate 40,873 40 AGRICULTURE TABLE No. 1.3-CO/lld. Serial Quantity Item distributed No. to the State 1 2 3 IV Potassic Muraite or potash ( 60 per cent K-20) 48,491 2 ·Sulphate or Potash (SO per cent K-20) 573 Source.-(!) Fertilizer statistics 1973-74 issued by the Fertilizer Association or India, New Delhi. (2) Hand Book or Basic Stati,tics 1975. 41 AGRICULTURE,,. . TABLE No. 7.4 Agrlc•Jitural Implements during the year 1972 Serial Item Unit Particulars No. 1 2 3 Plough- (a) Wooden OOONo 1,78'o (b) Iron OOONo 5,27 2 Carts OOONo 1,521 3 Sugarcane Crushers- (a) Worked by Power No 5,864 (b) Worked by bullocks No 2,884 4 Oil _engines with pumps for irriga- No 1,73,678 uon purposes. 5 Ghanis- (u) 5 Kilosrams and over No 1,570 (b) Less than 5 Kilosrams No 430 Source.-(!) 11th Livestock Census, 1972 (2) Hand Book of Basic Statistics-1975. 42 IRRIGATION TABLB No. 8.1 Area irrigated by sources in Maharashtra during 1971-72 to - .. . . 1973-74 (Figures in '00' hectares) Area Irrigated Serial Source No. 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74• 1. Government canals 2,817 2,404 2,809 2. Private canals 248 173 178 3.·Tanks 2,128 1,957 2224 4. Wells 7,707 7,133 8,399 5. Other sources 772 1,095. 1,107 6. Net area irrigated 13,672 12,762 14,717 7. Gross area irrigated 16,216 14,675 17,673 8. Gross cropped area 1,81,153 1,69,797 1,94,860 9. No. of wells used for irriga- 7,11,795 7\30,714 7,53,293 tion purposes only. •Figures for 1973-74 are provisional. . Source.-Directorate of Aaricullure, Government o( Maharashtra, Puoe-1. 43 IRRI TABLE Major and Medium Irrigation w..-,ks Serial No. Name of the Project Location 2 3 MAJOR PRoJECIS (continuing) Bombay Divislo11 I Upper Godavari Four Storages (I) Waghad on Kalwan river (2) Kara!1jwan ·on Kadwa river. (3) At Ozarkhed on Unanda river. (4) Palkhed on Kadwa river All in Nasik District. 2 Upper Tapi Stage' I Weir across Tapi · river near village Hatnur in Jalgaon District. · 3. Surya .. Dam near village Kawadasgaon Surya river in Thane District. 4 Kal Weir across Kundalika river below Tatas Bhira Power House, Distric~ Kulaba. Pu11e Division • s Khadakwasla (I} Dam at Panshet. (2 Dam at Warasgaon. (3 Strengthening of Khadak wasla Dam (existing) in Pun e · ·District. 44 ' GA-iolON No. 8.2. und•F,·con.struction (1975-76) ---·-----·---~- Area to be Estimated Expendi· irrigated in Districts benefited cost (latest lure upto hectares anticipated) 1975-76 anticipated I :• 4 5 6 7 Rs. a.. 44,273 Nashik and Ahmad- 2,135·44 1,204·24 nagar. 56,230 Jalgaon 2,637·00 1,052·94 23,430 . Thane 2,100·00 146·87 14,840 Kulaba 706·81 636·58 38,880 Pune 2,828·00 2,284.69 45 TABLB Serial Name of the Project Location No. ! 2 3 6 Mula Dam across Mula river near . Baregaon Nandur, taluka Rahuri, District Alunednagar. 7 Bhima (I) Storage nenr villa~e Ph~· gane on Pawna rtver tn Mawal taluka of Pune Dis· trict.' (ii) Storage ncar Ujjaini on Bhima river, District Solapur. 8 Warna Storage on river Warna near Chandoli. taluka Shirala, Dis trict Sangli. 9 Krishna Storages on Krishna river at Dhom and Arphal villages and on Vcnna river near vn .. lagc kanhcr, taluka Wai and Satara, District Satara. 10 Kukadi Stage-! Storage near Dimbhe Minikdoh Yadgaon. in Junnar taluka of Pune District. II Dudhganga Storage on Dudhganga river ncar Asangaon District Kol· hapur. 12 Tulshi Storage across river Tulshi near Radhanagari, District Kol· hapur. 46 No. 8· 2-contd. -----· Area to be Estimated Expendi- irrigated in Districts benefited cost (latest ture upto hectares anticipated) 1975-76 anticipated 4 5 6 7 --- Rs. Rs. 72,080 ~hmednagar 2,501.00 2,198·85 1,2~,900 Pune-Solapur 11,308·00 4,364·<41 99,055 Sangli-Kolhapur 7,792·35 114· 31 1,06,130 Saogli-Satara 7,150·00 1,218·11 (Under revision) 1,07,620 Pune·Ahmednagar 3,268·00 1,019·1~ . 55,310 Kolhapur 4,944•00 136· 31 3,160 Kolhapur 650•36 405·50 47 TABLE ! I Serial Name of the Project 1 No. Locatio~, 1 2 3 Nagpur Division 13 ltiadoh Dam on river Garvi near village Gothagaon, taluka Sakoli, District Bhandara. 14 Bagh Dam at Shirpur, Taluka Sakoli District Bhandara. IS Upper Wardha Storage Dam across river Wardha near Thana village in Matshi taluka of Amravati District. 16 Ponch (Irrigation) Construction of a masonry dam across Pench river at village Kamthi Kheri in Ramtek taluka of Nagpur District. Aurangabad Division 17 Jayakwadi, Stage-! Storage near Paithan in Auran· gabad District. 18 Upper Penganga Two storage dams, one on river Pcnganga at Isapur village in Yavatmal District and· other on river Kayadhu at Sapli village in Parbhani District. 19 Manjra Dam near Dhanegaon village, taluka Kaij, District Bhir. ------~----- 48 Nd\ 8. 2-contd. Area to be Estimated Expendi- irrigated in Districts benefited cost (latest ture upto hectares ,,,,1 anticipated) 1975-76 anticipated 4 5 6 1• Rs. Rs. 46,140 Chandrapur-Bhandara 908·14 904·50 33,670 Bhnndara 1,559·16 1,248•28 'I • 67,850 Amravati-Wardha 3,524·00 5'10 74,670 Nagpur-Bhandara · 4,056·47 305·36 .. .J' '.: 1,41,640 Aurangabad-Parbhani 7,436·10 6,272·87 1,11,500 Parbhani-Nanded. 7,082·00 186·11 Yavatma1. 27,790 Bhir-Osmanabad 1,664•38 249·99 .. 49 / TABLE -----··------7,--I Serial Name of the Project No. Location ·/ 1 2 3 MI!OtUM PRO!BCnl Bombay Division 20 Panzara. •• Dam in taluka Sakrl, District Dhule. 21 Chankapur Taluka Kalwan, District Nasik. 22 Kanholi (W. M.) Dam across Kanholi rivor noar village Mandalo, taluka and District Dhule. 23 J\Inbavalley Utilisation of tail water of Tala Power House at Bhira in Kulaba District, Woir on Kundalika River. 24 Haranbari Dam of Amegpur in · Bal!ian taluka on Mosam rtver District Nasik. 25 Aner Dam 'near village Ganpur. in Chopda Taluka of Jalgaon District. 26 Suki Dam near village Garbardi in Raver Taiuka of Jaigaon District. 27 Kelzar Dam near village Kelzar in Baglan Taluka of Nasik District. so No. 8. 2-contd. Area to be Estimated Expendi irrigated in Districts benefited cost (latest ture upto hectares anticipated) 1975-76 anticipated 4 s 6 7 Rs. Rs. 11,390 Dhule 319·09 239·39 6,420 Nasik 303·50 329·01 (Under revision) 1,540 Dhule · 49·55 48·66 5,540 Kulaba 600·00 67•81 3,990 Nasik 394·49 93·11 6,410 Dhulc 836·00 307·47 5,120 Jalgaon 437·25 172·94 2,100 Nasik· 216·80 116·82 Sl TABLE Serial Name of the Project No. Location 2 3 28 Bhatsa (Irrigation) It is part of Bhatsa Water Supply Scheme in Shahapur Taluka of Thane District. 29 Bori Dam on Bori River in Pa:rola Taluka of Jalgaon District. Pune Division 30 Adhala Dam across river Adhala near village Deothan in Akola Taluka of Ahmedoagar District. 31 Pangaon-Hingni Barshi Taluka of Solapur District Tank across Bhoga· wati River. 32 Nazare At Nazare, Taluka Purandar District, Pune. 33 Ghatshil Dam of Pargaon Ghatshil, Taluka Pathardi, District Ahmed nagar. 34 Yeralwadi Dam on Yerala River in Khatav Taluka of Sa tara District, Nagpur Division 35 Dina Dam across Dina river near village· Rogree, Taluka Gad· chiroli District Chandrapur. 52 No. 8. 2-contd. Area to be Estimated Expendi- irrjga ted in Districts benefited cost (Ia test ture upto hectares anticipated) 1975-76 anticipated 4 5 6 7 Rs. Rs. 10,900 Thane 662·47 28·51 7,190 Jalgaon 309·28 148·14 5,150 Ahmednagar 226·53 227·37 8,520 Sola pur 258·71 99-59 3,240 Pune 129·60 125·78 1,920 Ahmednagar-Bhir 108·72 70·26 4,000 Satara-Sangli 284·86 105·83 17,290 Chandrapur 511· 56 . 463·33 ,; j· 53 TABU Serial Name of the Project Location No. 2 3 36 Katepurna Dam across river Katepuma near village Mahan in taluka and district Akola. 37 Mama Tank across river Morna Taluka Balapur, district Akola. 38 Nirauna Dam across river Nirguna ncar village Chondi in Balapur taluka of Akola district. 39 Kanholi{V) Near Village Kanholi in taluka and district Nagpur.· 40 Chulband Dam across river Chulband in Sakoli taluka of Bhandara district. 41 Takli At village takali in taluka and district Yavatmal. 42 Chargaon Dam near village chargaon in Varora taluka of Chandra pur district. 43 Panchdhara Storage on tho river Panchdhara near village Ridhora, taluka and district Wardha. 44 Amalnalla •• Construction of Earthen Dam near village Maroli in Rajura Taluka, district Chandrapur. No. 8. 2-coli/d. Area to be Estimated Expendi- irrigated in Districts benefited cost (Ia test ture upto hectares anticipated) 197~-76 anticipated 4 5 6 7 Rs. Rs. I ' . 7,540 'Akola. 531·91 477·03 .,, 5,261 Akola .' 204·47 204·06 .. '" 7,890'.' Akola 240·98 228·15 4,250 Nagpur 225·00 165·06 . 4,390 Bhandara 119·40 87·56 1,250 Yavatmal · 56·96 59·01 4,480 Chandra pur 242·07 78·70 1,930 Wardha 116·82 83·58 5,160 Chandra pur 349•09 55·96 55 TABLE Serial Name of the Project Location No.· 2 3 45 Chandrabhaga Storage on the river Chandra bhaga in Katol taluka of Nagpur district. 46 Kesarnala , , Dam on Kesarna lla in Sn vnner· taluka of Nngpur district. 47 Motsawanga Dam on Penganga river in Mangrulpir of Akola district. 48 Pus Dam near village Marsili on Pus river, taluka Pus, district Yavatmal. Atira11gabad D/visioll 49 Manar St. I Dani at Warwant In Kandhar taluka, Nanded district. SO Manar St. II Dam at Warwant in Kandhnr taluka, .Nanded .district. S! Karadkhed Dam ncar village Karakhed in taluka Dcglur, district Nanded. 52 Tiru Dam near village Wedkona (kd) in Udgir taiuka of Osmana bad district. 53 Kudala Dam near Kudai in Bhokar taluka of Nanded district. 54 Masoli Dam across Masoli river in taluka Gangakhcd of district Parbhani, 56 . No. 8. :~,-. co11td. Expendi- Area to be Estimated ture upto irrigated in Districts benefited' cost (lat.St 1975-76 hectares anticipated) anticipated 4 s 6 7 Rs. Rs. 2,600. Nagpur 105·00 96·92 790 Nagpur 46·66 - 37·90 710 Akola 42·66 35·17 9,360 Yavatmal 516·58 526·64 (U11der revisioll) 2,350 Nanded 318·43 342·03 23,350 Nandcd 345·97 350·52 2,580 Nandcd 111·29 107·78 8,290 Osmanabad 161·45 131·49 570 Nundcd 044·54 46·33 · ·(U11der re~isio11). 3,750 Parbhani 191·00 78·23 57 Serial Namo of tho Project· Location No. 1 2 3 55 Tavarja Dam near village Sirur in Ausa taluka of district Osmanaba~ 56 Banaanaa Dam on Danganga . River in Bhoom taluka of Osmana• bad district. MAJOR l'r.OJ!CIS (NBW) Bombay Division 51 Tillar! Dilm on Tillari river in Sawantwadi taluka of Ratnagiri District. Nagpur Division 58 Bawanthadi Dam on Bawanthadi river in Bhandara taluka of Bhandara district. 59 Kalisarar Dam across Kalisarar Nalla near Mahajantola village in Gondia taluka of Bhandara district. 60 Jayakwadi II Dam on Sindhphana river near Manjlegaon of Bhir district. 61 Burai Dam on Burai river in Sakri taluka of Dhule district. 62 Natuwadi Chardi river in Khcd Taluka of Ratnagiri District. 58 No. 8.2-contd. Area to be Estimated Expendi-· irrigated in Districts benefited cost (latest ture upto hectares anticipated) 1975-76 anticipated 4 s 6 7 Rs. Rs. '' 4,060 Osmanabad 267·70 57·32 1,160 Osmanabad 51·06 41·32 24,280 Ratnagiri 3,834· 53 4·56 . 15,390 Bhandara 2,347·26 14·52 4,800 Bhandara 322·45 10·00 1,35,000 Aurangabad, Ahmednapr, 7,825·00 183·03 and Bhir, Parbhani and Nanded. 4,010 Dhu1o 137·87 19·92 2,840 Ratnagiri 648·00 13·01 S9 TABLE !. , 1 , •. I Se~ial· Name of the Project Location No. 2. 3 63 Alandi.> Dam on AJandi in TaJuka and District Nasik. 64 Girna (Panzara) · Dam · of Girna river· in 1 Nandgaon TaJuka of Nasik District. Pune Divlsio11 65 Sina Dam on Sina river in Kadat TaJuka of Ahmednaga[ District. · 66 Sidhewadi Dam on Agrani river inTasgaon TaJuka of Sangli District. 67 Taklibhan Dam on Pravara river in Shrirampur TaJuka of Ahmednagar District. Nagpur Division · 68 · Waghadi Dam on Waghadi river in TaJu· ka and District YavatmaJ. 69 Goki Dam on Goki river in Darwha TaJuka of YavatmaJ District. 70 Aran (Pimpri Barwat) .. Dam .on · Aran river in Murtizapur TaJuka of AkoJa District. · , .. , . • 71 Chandai NaJa Dam on Chandai NaJa in Warora TaJuka of Chandrapur District. 60 No. 8. 2-contd. Area to be Estimated Expendi- irrigated in,."rq_ ..- _Districts benefited ; cost (latest lure upto hectares anticipated) 1975-76 anticipated 4 5 6 7 Rs. Rs.- . Nashik .. 275·07 5·48 1'111-S,~?O ~- "' ·" .J'.. ;l. • I. : :,· ·... I 1,246 Nashik, 'bhule, Jalgaon 233·45 21·36 ol' · • ! ' ' ~. •:- I. ~· j J, ,c ,, ,, : j 10,080 Ahmed nagar 385·54 23·46 .. '• 1·690 I· Sangli .. 86· 19 17·51 1,590 Ahmed nagar 66·69 23·19 . ! ·' j 7,760 Yavatmal 2558·3 24·79 . ·' . 9,090 Yavatmal 426·15 25·81 ·•I . 10,720 •Akola, Yavatmal 377·88 21·45 3,610 . Chandrapur 98·89 11·99 61 -TABL£ '··. Serial Namo of the Project ·•Location· No. ' - 1 2 3 72 Dham Dam oti Dhilm .-river' in Arvi Taluka of Wardha District. 73 Sakhali Nala Dam' on Sakhali Nata· in Darwha Taluka of Yavatmal District. 74 Khekar Nala Dam on Khckar Nalla in Savaner Taluka of Nagpur District. · 75 Lower Pus .. Dam on Pus river in Pusad · Taluka of Yavatmal District. 76 Paldhag . . Dam on Biswa river in Chikhali Taluka of Buldhana District. 77 Koradi Dam on Koradi river in Mckhar Taluka of Buldhana District. 78. Son a! Dam on Aran river in Washim Taluka of Akola District. 79• Sheikh Dari Dam on Godavari river in Marshi taluka of Arnaravali District. . 80 Makar Dhokra Dam on Ambanala in Umrel Taluka of Nagpur District. Aurangabad Division 81 Banganga .. Dam on Baoganga river in Bhoom Taluka of Osmanabad District. 62 No. 8.2-contd. Area to be Estimated Expendi- irrigated -in Districts benefited cost (latest ture upto hectares anticipated 1975-76 anticipated 4 5 6 7 Rs. Rs. 11,400 Wardha 510·00 25·02 . 1,460 A,mravati, Yavatmal 83·73 12·00 3,810 Nagpur . 280·00 5·82 10,510 Yavatmal 501·00. 29·61 3,030 Buldhana 170·~3 28·02 1,160 Buldhana 250·05 10·00 3,490 A kola 222·60• 40·00 740 Amravati 83·00 5·00 • 3,630 Nagpur 169·48 05·00 1,160 Osmanabad 51·06 41·32 63 TABLE Serial Name. of the Project Location No. 1 2 3 82 Lahuld· Dam on Lahuki river iri Taluka and District Aurangabad. 83 Ambadi •Dam on Aml;>adi · •river in Kannad Taluka of Aurangabad District. 84 Jakap11r Dam. on Jakapur river in Omerga Taluk of Osmanabad District. 85 Pethwadaj Dam on Pethwadaj in Katidhar. Taluka of Nanded District. 86 Mahalipgi Dam on Mahalingi river in Kandhar taluka of Nanded District~ 87 Kundali~a Dam on Kuodalika river in Majalgaon taluka of, · Bhir District. 88 Saraswati Dam on Saraswati r rlver io Kaij taluka of Bhir Di~trict . • : ~'- ~ Source.-Irrigation and Power Department, 64 No. 8.2-concld. Area to be Estimated Expendi· irrigated in Districts benefited cost (latest ture upto hectares anticipated) 1975-76 anticipated 4 5 6 7 Rs. Rs. 1,540 Aurangabad 84·18 24·28 3,220 Aurangnbad 121· 74 23·13 2,380 Osmanabad 116·88 22·23 2,360 Nanded 130·42 15·77 980 Nandcd 45·59 l1·66 4,460 Bhir (.. 260·99 ll·61 1,050 Bhir 77·44 10·58 \ Sachivalaya Bombay. 65 He 4481-5 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY TAnLn No. 9.1 Work done at the Vetcl'inary Dispensaries in Zilla Parishads and other lnstitlllions during the year 1975-76 (A) Cases treated- (I) Equines . 35,561 (II) Bovines 29,84,977 (Ill) Sheep and Goats 6,60,350 (iv) Poultry 1,56,618 (v) Others ------19,594 Total ----38,57,090 (B) Castrations performed- (I) Equines 255 (II) Bovines 2,90,706 (ill) Others 13,535 Total ----3,04,496 (C) Vaccinations carried out- (I) Equines 1,081 (II) Bovines 1,18,89,575 (Ill) Sheep and Goats 11,60,638 (iv) Poultry , 72,74,831 (v) Others 2,964 ~--- Total 2,03,29,089 66 TADLB No 9. l-Comd. (D) Cases supplied with medicines but not brought to the Institute- (/) Equines 5,810 (il) Bovines 7,30,008 (ill) Sheep nnd Goats 2,68,400 (lv) Poultry 1,19,783 (v) Others 23,364 Total 11,47,365 (E) Artificial iusemiuatiou work doue- (i) Exotic nnd crossbred cow bull semen 1,67,728 in cows. (il) Indigcnious cow bull semen in cows 33,806 (Iii) Buffalo bull semen in buflblo 88,662 Total 2,90,196 (F) Operatlous petformed (1) Major 67,897 (II) Minor . 2,33,962 Total 3,01,859 (N. B.-The.figures nrc tentative) Source.-Director of Animal Husbandry, M.S., Pune-1. 67 He 4481-Sa ANIMAL HUSBANDRY TABLE No. 9.2 Miscellaneous statistics relating to Animal Husbandry Serial Item As on No. 31st March 1976 ------·------~------No. of Cattle Breeding Farms .. 14* 2 No. of Sheep Breeding Farms .. 12 3 No. of Poultry Breeding Farms .• 6 4 No. of Hatcheries 6j s No. of Key Village Centres 44t 6 No. of Intensive Cattle Development Projects 7 7 No. of Mobile Epizotic Control Units 6 8 No. of District Artificial Insemination Centres 20 9 No. of Regional Artificial Insemination Centres 2 10 No. of Artificial Insemination Sub-Centres- (a) Under Zilla Parishads .. .. 902 (b) Under Intensive Callie Development 566 Pr~ects. (c) Un er Key Villawi Centres 348t II No. of Veterinary Institutions :- (a) Veterinary Polyclinics and Hospitals 65 (b) Veterinary Dispensaries .. 242t ~ Branch Veterinary Dispensaries 52 ( } Veterinary Aid Centres .• ------1,183 Note.-(1) •Including three Exotic Cattle Breeding Farms. (ii) !Including one Under Zilla Parishad. . (iii) tincluding one Mobile Veterinary Dispensary, So11rce.-Director of Animal Husbandry, Maharashtra State, Pune-1. 68 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY TABLE No. 9.3 Livestock Statistics us per 1972 Census (In thousand numbers) Serial ltem Particulars No. 1 2 3 I Ca/1/e- (1) Males over three years (a) Used for breeding only 21 (b) Used for breeding and work both 184 (c) Used for work only .• 59,18 (d) Others 83 Total 62,06 ll Females over three years (a) Breeding- (/) In Milk .. 16,73 (il) Dry and not calved oven onco 28,53 (b) Working - .. 26 (c) Others 35 Total 45,87 III Young stock (three years and under) 39,12 Total Cattle 1,47,05 69 TABLE No.9. 3.-comd. 1 2 3 2 I Buffaloes- (i) Males over three years- (a) Used for breeding only . IS (b) Used for breeding and work both 22 (c) Used for work only 2,63 (d) Others 8 Total 3,08 --~ II Females over three years- (a) Breeding- (I) In Milk 9,SS (il) Dry and not calved even once 8,89 (b) Working 16 (c) Others --11 Total ----18,71 Ill Young stock (three years and tmder) 11,22 Total Buffaloes ----33,01 3 Sheep 21,28 4 Goats 59,11 s Horses and ponies 58 6 Other Livestock 2,58 Total Livestock --2,63,61 Total Poultry .. 1,22,17 Source.-Hand Book of Basic Statistics, 1975. 70 MILK SCHEME TABLE No. 9.4 D I. Government Milk Scheme 22 2. Total number of Unions/Fede 45 rations supplying milk to Gvoern ment Milk schemes. 3. Total number of societies attached 3,050 to the Unions/Federation/Milk Schemes. 8. Total number of card holder 8,28,350 9. Number of Rail and Road Tankers 651 · and other miJk Transport vehicles. 10. Government investment 27. 53 crores. ------~------+-·------~------Source.-Dairy Development Commissioner, Bombay-1. (Government of Maharashtra.) 71 FISHERIES TABLE No. 10.1 Fishing Curing Yards Serial Item· Unit 1974-75 No. Government Fish curing Yards in the . Num- 21 State. .bor. 2 Quantity of Fish brought and cured Tonnes 13,565 during the year. Source.-Director of Fisheries (Government of Maharashtra), Bombay., · 72 FISHERIES TADLi No. 10.2 Miscellaneous Statistics· Serial No. Item. Unit 1974-75 I Boats engaged in Fishing Number 11,089 2 Boats above one tonne Do. 4,944 3 Mechanised boats : (a) Mechanised departmentally Do. 2,564 (b) Existing Do. 2,628 4 Total Fish Production during the year :- (a) Marine Lakh tonnes 3.64 (b) Inland Do. 0.!9 5 Export of Fishery products and Lakh Rs. 767.72 frog legs through Maharashtra 6 Co-operative Societies: (I) Primary Number 457 (il) District/Divisional Federa Do. 7 tion. (ill) Apex Do. 7 Membership of Co-operative Societies :- (/) Primary Do. 68,262 (II) District/Divisional Fodera- Do. 6,810 tion. (iii) Apex Do. 3,600 "8 Share Capital of Co-operative-Societies :- (1) Primary Lakh Rs. 84.93 (il) District/Divisional Fodera- Do. 54.03 tion. (Ill) Apex Do. 10.00 73 TABLE No. 10.2-contd. Serial Item No. Unit 1974-75 9 Working capital of Co-operative Societies :- (i) Primary Lakh Rs. 457.98 (ii) District/Divisional Federa- Do. 239.60 tion, (ii) Apex Do. 30.00 10 Advances jliven by Co-operative Societies during the year :- fl Primary Lakh Rs. 51.02 i/) District/Divisional Pede- Do. 10.40 ration. (iir) Apex ·Do. N.A. 11 Fish handled by Co-operative Societies during the year:- (A) Purchase Value (i) Primary Lakh Rs. 138.40 (il) District/Divisional Pede- Do. 121.23 ration. (iii) Apex 1·00 (a) Outright purchase Do'}Do. (b) On commission basis Do. (B) Sale Value (/) Primary .. Do. 161.93 (II) District/Divisional Pede- Do. 110.07 ration. (Iii) Apex (a) Outright purchase Do.} 88.00 (b) On commission basis Do. No/e.-Figures in items 8 to 11 are provisional. N.A.-Not available. Suurce.-Director of Fisheries, ~ombay. 74 FORESTS TABLn No.11.1 Classification of Forest Area under State Administraliou (1974-75) . Serial Classification Area in No. sq.km. 1 Reserved 39,642 2 Protected 16,715 3 Unclassed 6,217 Total 62,574 Source-Chief Conservator of Forests, Maharashtra State, Pune-1. FORESTS TABLB No. 11.2 Fu11ctiollal Classification of Forest Area (1974-75) Serial Classification Area in No. sq.km. Protected l'orcsts 6,394 ' 2 Tree Forests 19,810 3 Minor Forests 25,663 4 Pastures 7,343 5 Miscellaneous 3,364 Total 62,574 Source-Chief Conservator of Forests, Maharashtra State Puoc>o1. 75 FORESTS TABLE No. 11.3 Out·lllrn of Major and Minor Forest Produce (1974-75) (Prov/slonnf) 1. Timber- (!) Quantity ('000 cu. m.) .:·,' 335 (ii) Value ('000 Rs.) .• 1,24,533 :.! ,1 2. Fuelwood- (1) Quantity ('000 cu. m.) 1,085 . (II) Value ('000 Rs.) 26,421 3. Sandalwood Value ('000 Rs.) 516 4. Minor Forest Produce rooo Rs.) (a) Bamboo 7,652 (b) Grass and grazing 2,693 (c) Bidi leaves • . 26,084 (Net Value) (d) Other minor forest produce 4,611 Source-Chief Conservator of Forests, ·Maharashtra State, Punc-1. ""/6 FORESTS TABLE No. 11.4 Forest Revenue aud Expenditure·(Provlsional) (1974-75) (A) Revenue Rs. in lakhs. 1. ]:imber and Firewood 1,403 2. Bidi leaves 451 3. Bamboo 70 4. Grass and grazing 24 S. Other minor forest produce 62 6. Other sources 51 ~ Total 2,061 Less refunds 3 2,058 (B) Expeuditure Rs. in lakhs. Non-plan 1,181 Plan· 321 Total 1,502 Source.-Chief Conservator at forests, Maharashtra State, Pune>-1. 77 FORESTS TABLE No. 11.5 Achievement under development schemes 1974-75 . Achievements Name of the scheme Physical Financial 1. Plantation (i) Plantation of general 3,363 ha. 20·69 utility timber. (II) Plantation of pulpwood 644 ha. 2·92 (Iii) Other plantation 1,530 ha, 15·18 170 km. 2. Afforestation and soil 3,490 ha. and other 34·56 conservation. works i.e. socio .. economic survey of 280 viUages, stock-mapPing over 4,460 ha. and contour and soil survey over 4,194 ha. 3. Roads and bridges 121 km. and con )4·31 struction of two bridges 22 culverts. 5·72 4. Organization Research .• 5. Forests development Plantation o v e r 66 · 40 board. 3,196 ha. clearfelling 3,340 ha. construct- ion of roads etc, vs TABLE No. II. 5-collld. ------.,--·---- Achievements Name ·o the scheme Physical Financial 6. Exploitation 0·07 7. Nature conservancy and Improvement and 14·44 wild life preservation and development . of tourism. forests park, na tional parks and sanctuaries. 8. Forest welfaro Construction of 24 4·36 wells, S Ia bour sheds, 4 anicuts, one tank and a tube well. 9. Other schemes IS·Sl Total 214·16 Source.-Chief Conservator of forests, M. S., Pune .. l. INDUSTRY AND MINING TEXTILE INDUSTRY TABLE No.12.1 Number of Mills, fils/ailed Capacily, Spindles, Looms, Employmellt ami Procluclion as on Jlst December 1975 Serial Item Unit As on 31st No. December 1975 I 2 3' 4 Mills (Co/loll)- (a) Spinning No. 29 t(b) Composite No. 78 Total 107 79 I TABLE No. 12.1-contd. I As bn 31st Serial Item Unit No. December r' 1975 1 2 3 4 2 Spllldies- (a) Spinning No. 5,26,660 (b) Composite No. 43,71,492 Total 48,98,152 3 Looms installed .No. 77,459 4 · Employment on rol!s- (a) Bombay City No. of 2,51,030 workers (b) Rest of Maharashtra ) No. of 75,841 . workers Total .. 3,26,871 5 Prod11ctlon- (a) Cotton Yarn January 1975 ('000 ks.) 2,17,960 to December, 1975. (b) Cotton fabrics January ('000 13,51,354 1975 to December 1975. metros.) (c) Miscellaneous Production ('000 kg.) l,ISI source.-The Assistant Director, office of the Textile Commis· sioncr, Bombay 400 020. 80 INDUSTRY AND MINING SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY TADLE No. 12.2 Statemellt showing rite number of S.S.I. units registered from 1961 to 1974 ill Mallaraslltra ~~------District Total Greater Bombay 10,886 Thane 7,724 Kulaba 334 Ratnagiri 420 Nasik 2,668 Dhule .. 288 Jalgaon 650 Bombay Region 12,084 Ahmcdnagar 923. Pune 2,825 Sa tara . 524 Sangli 1,209 Sola pur 1,393 Kolhapur 1,927 Punc Region 8,801 81 TABLE No. 12. 2-Coll/d. ' District Total · Aurangabad 616 Parbhani 194 Bhir 188 Nanded 372 Osmanabad 404 Aurangabad Regign 1,774 Buldhana 247 Akola 490 Amravati 422 Yavatmal 344 Wardha 315 Nagpur 1,240 Bhandara 288 C~andrapur 308 Nagpur Region 3,654 Grand Total 37,199 Source.-Industries Commissioner, Maharashtra State, Bombay. 82 TABLE NO. 12.3 INDUSTRIES TADLB Distrlctwlse number of working /actorlt:r and average doily employment In major 03, Aa:~culturat 05, Forestry and 19, Other mining District SCr\'JCCS, logging F. w. F. w. -F.---w:- 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 BOMBAY DIVISION Greater Bombay 7 175 2 68 Thane .. 2 14 Kolaba Ratnagiri Nasik Dhulie .. Jalgaon 2 '46 Total 2 46 7 l7S 4 82 PUNI!: DIVISION Ahmednagar •• Pune Sa tara San&li Solapre ,. Kolbo pur .. Total AUilA!'GABAD DIVISION A.urangabad Parbhani Bbir Nanded Usmanabad Total No\GPUk DIVISION Duldbana A kola Amravatl Ya,atmal Wardha Nagpur , Bbandara ... Chandrapur :: 'Total Grand total 2 46 7 175 4 82 Mabarashtra Statt. 84 AND MINING NO. 12,3 groups of Industries during tile year ending on 31st Deumbcr /974. 20-21, Manufacture 22, Bevcrng~ 23, Cotton Textiles 24, Wool and silk of food products Tobacco nnd (lncludins cotton and systematic tobacco products sinning and baling Fibre Textiles F. w. F. w. F. w. F. w. 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 285 (54,752 18 4,065 218 ],92,898 334 31,900 72 '3,276 4 214 36 9,962 99 14,260 28 . 585 4 443 30 12,396 I 50 •981 " " 67 .3.654 " 44 2 40 62 13,987 3 80 12 3,123 105 3,070 6 354 47 8,843 " 2 'i74 649 31,720 36 5,206 357 2,16,007 437 46,374 19 J6,143 5 769 9 956 " " 54 ' 4,287 7 242 94 3,542 2 22 17 (2,381 I 35 II 798 29 l2.553 14 2,951 I 9 50 ,3,246 107 (16,473 2 8 82 15,795 3 ii9 126 5,285 251 24,411 . 16 1,275 361 30,005 5 39 47 2,219 147 16 2,276 9 112 17 582 22 1,725 12 261 3 105 13 523 27 ,,665 14 843 5 435 103 4,428 147 73 10,206 9 112 12 1: 1,063 42 3,951 26 862 51 6,044 29 980 41 5,768 9 541 42 4,170 8 275 27 6,197 " 44 " 2' ·s5 17 11,889 2 ':il3 89 ·'·~~~ I 74 12 229 " 5 3i8 229 6,430 3 129 225 38,337 2 213 1,232 66,989 56 6,757 1,016 2,94,S5.5 453 46,738 ss TABLE 25 26 27 Textiles prGducts Wood and woo• Jute, Hemp and (Includina Woar· products Furni· District Nosts Textiles ina: appcarel other ture and fixtures than footwear " P. w. P. w. F. w. 1ft 18 19 20 . 21 22 BOMRAY DIVISION Greater Bombay 2 39 260 16,09fi 116 3,400 Thane I 30 33 2,790 24 806 Kutaba 3 78 Ratnaairl I 25 "j ici Nasik • i i3 2 224 3 86 Dbule Jalaaon Total 4 82 299 19,213 143 4,312 PUN!. DlVUION Ahmednaaar Pune 2i 1,304 2o 383 Satara I 43 Sa11&U Solapur "2 62 "3 34 Kolbapur 3 35 Total 26 1,401 24 460 AURANCJABAD OlVlSION Auranaabad 28 10 Parbhani II Bhir . Nanded Oamanabad Total 2 39 10 NAOPUR. DMSloN Buldhana Akola . i sa '3 27 Amravati I 12 I 845 Yavamal 3 26 Wardba .i 38 Nagpur 4 81 136 1,3i; :Bbandara 5 Cbandrapur 6 349 Total 7 189 l54 2,643 Grand Total • , 4 82 334 20,842 322 7,425 Mabarubtra Sl&to. 86 No. 12. 3-Co/1/d. 28 29 30 31 -Paper and Japcr- Lc~tlhcr and FuC Rubber, plastic Chcmicaliirni- troduct!lan print. products petroleum and Chemical products na: Puhlishina and (except repair) Coal products (exce~t products of allied industries pctro cum and coal) F. w. p;---w:- F. w. P. w. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 607 24,645 31 1,212 soo 3S,Sl4 419 46,090 38 2,.591 2 99 90 5,666 174 21.894 8 659 3 131 21 2,668 2 91 21 8,276 ·; -tcij '9 s4i 2 41 1 20 4 198 6 146 I 22 12 411 684 36,4SS 33 1,311 602 31,756 639 71,802 s 139 5 84 107 4,921 '2 88 ji 4,202 71 8,742 8 177 I 26 2 126 10 204 . i 2o 1 12 6 195 10 156 2 38 3 72 2 31 19 621 1 17 12 509 159 6,219 5 146 38 4,329 98 9,687 7 403 4 140 5 168 . i 26 . i ,jj 2 44 10 473 4 140 6 209 2 74 s 94 . i . i 2 28 I 7 1 13 1 27 'i is 46 2,656 ·.; 264 16 895 3 317 I 46 I 19 6 107 2 2,940 '. 2 lOS 62 6,149 I 46 7 291 32 1,279 91S 49,295 39 1,503 651 36,516 775 82,977 87 TABLE 32 33 34 Non-Motallie -Basic Metal Metal products mineral produclS and allol'CS and parts except District Indu~rics machinerY and lramport equipment F. w. F. w. F. w. 31 32 33 34 35 36 BoMfiAY DIVlSION 19,251 Greater Bombay 226 16,171 236 0,332 827 Tbano 67 5,291 91 11,170 13 1,259 16 2,969 ~2410 ?·~~~ Kulaba 8 Ratnasiri 11 350 1 50 1 Nasik 31 735 14 541 18 ·1,261 Dhulc 10 165 1 30 ~I 2S Jalsaon 10 199 3 103 Total 368 24,776 362 35,195 981 48,375 PUNE DlVJSION Ahmcdn11gar 14 642 4 188 2 285 Pun• 106 5,695 46 5,202 140 4,452 Sa tara 15 2,330 6 2S3 4 365 San&].i 35 903· 15 3.2S3 4 90 Sola pur 10 183 6 1,012 11 78 51 1,166 43 2,354 11 290 Kolhapur \' Total 231 10,919 120 13,162 172 6,560 AURANGADAD DIVISION Aurangabad J IS 474 6 599 7 621 Parbbani 1 16 1 20 Bhir I 169 1 32 Nanded 3 140 2 21 Osmaoub:ad 4 104 1 16 Total 24 803 6 599 12 710 NAOPUk DIVWON Buldbana 90 Akola 'j li 'i. 27 Amravati 2 39 3 31 Yavatmal 11 306 ,, Wardba 1 18 Naapur jj 2,903. 25 1,847 i6 1so Bhandara 6 409 4 526 11 203 Chundrapur 17 1,804 Total 72 5,513 3l 2,481 32 1,011 Mabarashtra State 695 42,011 519 51,437 11,197 . 55,656 88 No. 8. 2.-Coutd. 3S 36 37 38 Machinery, machine Electrical Machi· Transport equip- Other Mfg., Tools and parts except ncry, appartus, ment and parts Industries electrical machinery appliance and supplies parts F. w. F. w. F. w. F. w. 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 « 617 34,837 394 37,557 149 46,005 24S 13,830 1>4 16,951 48 11,856 2S 3,782 27 2,268 s 132 2 30 2 2S7 4 230 3 76 2 27 I 20 13 866 10 673 4 6,448 s 1,226 "i so "i so "j 3i5 794 52,912 458 SO.I93 183 56.807 282 17.S74 6 297 I IS7 I 62 IS4 26,106 7i 9,s97 24 1,905 33 1,362 4 2.679 3 391 16 653 6 230 3 90 S3 1,548 3 loj '2 t.iO "j 66 236 31.373 83 10.321 27 8,182 37 1,480 7 447 6 2 989 29 I s I 20 . i 20 I 147 I 30 10 619 3 S6 2 989 29 I 21 I 28 4 47 "i si "i ·s . i ij 29 1.173 Iii 8 1,206 2 42 •• I 2 .. 39 1.337 6 180 8 1,206 s 1,079 86,241 . 560 60.7SO 220 37,184 321 18,888 89 TABLE 40 41 42 District Electricity Gas and st•am Motor work and supply 2 4S 46 47 48 49 so BoMBAY DMSION Greater Bombay 21 1,184 4 1,466 7 167 Thane 14 1,027 1 81 3 60 Kulaba 6 338 2 30 2 173 Ratna&iri '6 Nasik 8 666 146 Dhule 2 4S Jalpon 6 570 '3 s.i Total 59 4,003 s 1,547 21 457 PUNB DIVISION 2 20 Amednasar '6 Pune 1sl '2 9i 6 485 SatarA 2 90 • i 1 29 Sana]i • i io 3 40 Sola pur i.i • i 4 164 Kolbapur • 97 i.i 2 66 Total 14 364 4 125 18 114 AUJtANGABAD DIVISION Auranaabad • i Parbbani li Bid I 233 Nanded • i Osmanabad :: 23 Total-Pun• Division 3 287 NAOPUR DMSION Butdhana . i A kola si3 Amravatl • i Yavatn1al lo Wardha Tota)-Nasp~r '2 5ii '3 109 '2 t09 Bhandara . i 1 3 Chandrapur 3oi Total Naa:pur Divialon 5 1,363 3 109 3 112 Maharuhtra Stato 81 6,017 12 1,781 42 1,38: 90 No. 12. 3.-Contd. so 61 62 Construclion Ac:tivili•s allied Wholesale in fuel. Wholosa.le trade in to constructions Jiaht chomJcal papon vide and ceramics etc., skin and inedible oils 52 S3 S4 S6 51 58 61 2 38 426 61 2 38 5 426 .. '5 do . i 52 .i 2o S2 20 5 120 2 ll3 20 2 38 10 546 • 91 TABLE 64 68 70 District WholesO\Ie trade Rclail Trade in L·md transport ill Misc. Mfg., others 59 60 61 62 63 64 BOMBAY DIVISION Greater Bombay 28 so 45 Th:mo KuJaba Ratnagiri .2 Nasik. jj Dbule Jaljaon Total 28 83 45 PUN! DMSION Nazar Pune . i .ii Sa tara Snngli Solapur Kolbapur Total 12 AUJtANOADAD DtVlSION Aurangabad Parobaoi Boed Osmanabad : : Nanded Total NAOPUR DIVU'ION Buldhana Akola. Amravati Yavatmal Wardba Naa:pur .. Bbundara Cb:mdrapur •• •• Total Ma.harashtra Stato 2 40 83 ----45 92 No. 12. 3.-Comd. 71 Water transport Air·transport Scrvicc:3 incidental Storajle and were- to transport housing 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 44 3,023 243 3 ns· 4 89 44 s 3,023 243 7 224 . i i4 . i 20 2 34 11 II . i . iO ,.' . i i9 ·; 95 19 6 lOS 44 6 3,042 243 16 374 93 • TABLE 15.Commu- 12. Real 91. Sanitary ocrvitcs District nicalions estate and ~usiaess sCrviecs 77 71 2 73 74 75 76 BoMBAY DIYIItON Greater Bombay 40 2 111 10 426 Tbaoo Kulaba Ramaairi . i Nasik i7 Dilute Jalpon Total 40 2 Ill II 443 PuN• DIVISION Napr Puno "2 27 ."3 i2 Sat.a.ra Sanali .. Solapur ' "j 42 Kolbapur Total 2 27 4 124 AURAHOABAD DIVISION Auranaabad Parbhani B NA.OPUR DIVISION Buldbana A kola Amra.vati YavatmD.l Wardba NaiPUf Bbandara. Cbandrnpur ;. Total Mabarashtra Stato 40 • 138 IS S67 94 No.12. 3-Contd. 92, Education and 93, Medical and 94, Commurility 9.5, Recreational and Scientific Services · Heallh Services Service• Cultural ScrviCCI P. W. P. W. F. W. 19 80 . 81 82 83 84 as 86 so 30 IS 1,101 so 30 18 J,IOI .. . i 28 .. 2 ;) 28 2 53 so 28 30 20 1,154 95 TABLE District 96, Personal 97, Repair 98, International ,Services services and other service., F.· w. ., F. w. F. w. 2 87 88 89 90 91 92 Bombay Division Greater Bombay .. ' 20 922 101 8.79S 2 Sl Thane I 4S 9 709 Kulaba 5 192 .. Ratnagirl 13 855 Nasik 18 2,034 Dhulc 6 496 Jalgaon 9 530 Total 21 967 161 13.611 2 51 Punt Dirl&lnn Ahmednagar 7 559 Punc ·;, t86 37 3,771 Satara 10 624 Sangli 10 471 Solapur 14 1,174 Kolhapur 17 1,986 Total 9 186 9G 7,686 Aurnngnbad DMsion Aurangabad 12 762 Parbhani 3 196 Becd 3 184 Nanded 6 4S4 Osmanabad 3 139 Total 27 1,645 Nagpur Dlvbton Buldhana ~ 196 A kola 4 369 Anuavati 2 59 Yavatmal 2 135 Wardha 2 100 Nagpur "j 5j 19 1,226 nhandara I Chandrapur 2 ••82 Total 3 53 37 2,214 Mnhornshtrll State 33 1.296 320 25,156 2 51 Source. Chief lnspetiOl' or Factories. Bombay. 96 TABLE No.I2.3-Coucld. 99, Servic:es not X tO, Activities oot Total elsowherc classified adequately defined p. w. F. W. F. w. 93 94 95 96 97 98 s 472 I IJ 5,707 s.88.409 1.143 1,22.368 132 10,194 69 4,147 286 22,864 194 8,410 219 14,919 s 472 13 7,660 7.77.329 80 19.311 1,956 92,993 86 10,353 .... !S4 11,676 233 22,936 439 20.344 2.048 1,68,613 143 9o441 47 2,496 23 924 ss 7,M7 30 1.604 298 21,512 63 5,395 99 2,084 96 8,028 ', I··· 69 5,221 .. 42 6,696 421 ,lQ,462 131 2,404 48 6,124 969 71,414 s 472 13 10,975 10,38,868 97 He 4481-6 . INDUSTRY AND MINING LARGE AND SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES .. TABLE No. 12.4 Number o/ Working factories and average dally employment In Maharashtra as on 31st December 1974. ---~------·------No. of Average Serial Type of Factory working Daily No. "factories employ· ment 2 3 4 Power operated factories- (a) Employing less than 50 workers 7,402 1,42,254 (b) Employing 50 or more workers 2,812 8,79,649 Total-Power operated factories .. 10,214 10,21,903 2 Non-power operated factories- (a) Employing less than 50 workers 678 9,771 (b) Employing 50 or more workers 83 7,194 Total-Non-power factories ---761 16,965 3 All factorics- (a) Employing less than 50 workers 8,080 1,52,025 ,.. (b) Employing 50 or more workers 2,895 . 8,86,843 Total-for all factories . . 10,975 10,38,868 SDura.-(1) Chief Inspector of Factories, Maharashtra State, . . Bombay. · .. (2) An Economic Review 1975·76, Maharashtra State. 98 INDUSTRY AND MINING LAROB AND SMALL SCALB INDUSTRY TABLE No. 12.5 Dlstrlctwise number of tellers of lment Issued for establishing New Units In Maharashtra State dtlring 1970-197$. ------·-----No. of Serial District letter of No. intent issued I 2 3 ------~------Greater Bombay 54 2 Thane 91 3 Kulaba 23 4 Ratnagiri 12 5 Nasik 38 6 Dhule 7 Jalgaon 3 · Bombay Division-Total 221 8 Ahmednagar 4 9 Pune 36 10 Satara 4 II Sangli 4 12 Solapur 2 13 Kolhapur 8 Pune Division-Total 58 99 Hc448I-6a TABLE No. 12. 5-contd. No. of Serial District letter of No. intent issued 1______2 ______3__ . 14 Aurangabad 30 15 Parbhani 16 Bllir 1 17 Nanded 2 18 Osmanabad Aurangabad Division~Total 33 19 Buldhana 20 Akola 21 Amravati 22 Yavatmal '2 23 Wardha 24 Nagpur 2ci 25 Bhandara 2 26 Chandrapur ' 9 Nagpur Division-Total 34 Location not decided 174 Total-Maharashtra State 520 (1) Greater Bombay Figures include figures for Santacruz Electronic Processing Zone. (2) Thane figures include figures for Tarapur. Source.-Jndustries Commissioner, Mahar~shtra State, Bombay. 100 INDUSTRY AND MINING INDUSTRIAL ESTATES TABLE No. 12.6 Typewise Industrial Estatd in each District of Maharashtra State (1974-75). Serial District Govern- Co-ope- Muni- Total No. mcnt rativc cipal I Greater Bombay 4 6 2 Thane 3 4 3 Kulaba 3 3 4 Ratnagiri 4 4 5 Dhulo I 1 6 Jalgaon 5 5 7 Nasik 3 3 8 Pune 2 3 6 9 Ahmendagar 3 3 10 Sangli 3 3 11 Satara 2 2 12 Kolhapur 4 4 13 Sola pur 2 2 . 14 Aurangabad 1 3 4 15 Parbhani I I 16 Bhir I I 17 Nanded 3 3 18 Osmanabad 1 I 19 Buldana 2 2 20 Amravati .i I 2 21 A kola 3 3 22 Yavatmal 1 I 23 Bhandara I 1 24 Nagpur '2 I 3 25 Wardha 26 Chandrapur .i Total 8 59 2 69 Source.-Commissloner of Industries, Government of Maha- rashtra, Bombay. 101 INDUSTRY AND MINING INDUSTRIAL ESTATES TABLE No. I2f Typewis~ Industrial Estates Constructed (Five- Year Pla~z · Periodwise). Govern- Co- Muni- . Total Plan Period mcnt opera- cipal tion ---- Second Five-Year Plan 2 6 l 9 Third Five-Year Plan 5 23 29 . Fourth Five-Year Plan I 30 31 Fifth Five-Year Plan· Total 8 '59 '· 2 69 SourCe:-Industrial CominiSsiOrier, Government- of Maharashtra, Bombay. · · · ·· ·" ,, . . ' ' 102 INDUS1RY AND MINING INDUSTRIAL ESTATES TABLE No. 12.8 "\' Value of Industrial Olll•put and· value added by manufacture · . · in Maharashtra State during the year 1971. (in lakh Rs.) Serial Industry Group Value of Value No. OUt•PU.t added by manu- facture 2 3 4 Textiles 7,44,41 1,83,36 2 Food Industries (except beverages, ·2,85,74 20,50 sugar and refineries). 3 Gentral and electrical engineering 4,97,59 1,29,94 4 . Petroleum , . 1,60,72 41,93 5 Transport and transport equipn1ent 1,84,77 56,22 6 Sugar factories and refincdes 1,27,37 26,22 7 Rubber products 80,02 20,47 8 Basic Industrial chemicals and 7,64,65 2,30,67 Miscellaneous chemical products. 9 Other Industries . . . · 9,78,27 2,54,67 All Industries 38,23,54 9,63,98 Note.-Thc above figures arc preliminary: They relate to the . Census and sample parts taken together of Annual Survey of Industry (1971). ' Source.-H~ndbook of jlasic StatistiCs i975... 103 INDUSTRY MINING TABLB Mining lease for different major minerals in the State or Serial Name of the Mineral N~gpur Bhandara No. I 2 3 4 I Manganese Oro 63 20. 2 Iron Ore • 3 Dolomite "4 ·4 Lime Stone .. 5 Bauxite 6 ·Coal 3 7 Chromite "4 8 Soap Stone .. 2 9 China Clay and Kaoline 10 Silica Sand II Sarel (Stowing) "i 12 Kyanite and Sillimanite II 13 Iron ore and Manganese oro . , 14 Dolomite, Mang;lnese ore and Lime 2 Stone. IS Lithium Ore I 16 Mica, Lead, Beryl and Felspar' .. I 17 White Clay Yellow Ochre, red Ochre 4 I 18 Phrophyllite I 19 Quartz and Felspar 20 B,Y.nito 21 Silica Sand and Lime Stone 22 Iron ore and Bauxite Grass a~d Moulding Sand Total .. 79 40 Source.-Directorate of GeoloiiY and Mining, Nagpur. 104 AND MINING INDUSTRY No. 12.9 Maharashtra In force as on 31st December, 1974 Chandra· Ya vat• Ratnagiri Kulaba Kolha- Thane Total pur mal pur s 6 7 8 9 10 11 6 89 "i IS 16 4 . i . 3o 31 ·s 6 7 I 19 10 2 15 4 2 4 .. 2 2 .·. 24 3 27 4 "i 4 10 11 7 7 2 2 "2 3 9 14 ... 1 "2 2 1 1 I I 2 2 1 1 28 33 71 .6 10 268 105 .INDUSTRY. MINING TABLB Production and Value of Major Minerals ------~------Serial Mineral District No. 3 Manganese Ore Nagpur Bhandara Ratnagiri , Total 2 Coal Nagpur Chandra pur Total---- 3 Iron Ore Ratn~ri, Chan rapur Total 4 Lime Stone Yavatmal S Dolomite Nagpur 6 Bauxite Ratnagiri Kulaba Kolhapur Total 106 AND:MINING ·INDUSTRY No. 12.10 during the years 1973 imd 1974 1973 1974 :..... Production in Value in Production in Value in M. Tons Lakh Rs. M. Tons Lakh Rs. 4 .• 5 6 7 83,346 67·62 80,928 . 76·17 1,00,359 76·92 94,813 54·99 208 0·05 1,83,913 .. 144· 59 1,75,741 131·61 .. 12,43,808 451·98 14,75,061 604·78 12,47,553 519·64 12.56,521 515·17 • 24,91,361 971·62 27,31,582 1,119·95 9,34,502 106·48 ll,45,556 '139·23 1,500 0·1~ 1,879. 0·24 9,36,002 106·66 11,47,435 139,47 4.16,169 44·88 4,67,883 4·57 4,856 0·77 7,384 1·35 1,185 0·15 23,484 ~· -,4 1,418 0·20 3,292 0·48 2,63,851 . 32·53 2,26,003 36·16 2,66,454 32·88 2,52,779 40·38 107 TAIIL~ Serial No. Mineral Distrrict 1 2 3 7 Chromite Bhandara 8 Silica Sand . Ratnagiri 9 White Cl~y Nagpur Chandra pur Total --- 10 Soap Stone Bhandara 11 Yellow Ochre Nagpur 12 China Clay Ratnagiri 13 Stowing Sand Chandra pur 14 Kyanite Bhandara Source.-Directorate of Geology and Minins, Nagpur. 108 No. 12; 10.-contd. 1973 1974 Production in Value in Production in Value in M.Tons Lakh Rs. M. Tons Lakh Rs. 4 s 6 7 86 0·15 35,802 S·S6 42,354 6·51 1,154 0·10 1,210 0·11 501 0·02 4,579 0·24 1,655 0·12 5,789 0·35 2,119 0·11 2,290 0·11 800 0·12 1.431 0·13 319 0·10 96,716 0·97 63,994 0·64 12,929 28·75 10,162 17·72 109 INDUSTRY MINING TABLE Mineralwise and districtwise quarry leases Serial District Building Clay No. Stone I 2 3 4 I Chandra pur 18 64 2 Bhandara IS 55 3 Wardha 16 I 4 Thane 2 5 Ratnagiri 18 8 6 Arnravati 4 7 Buldhana 8 Nanded 9 Kolhapur 3 10 Sa tara 2 II Puoe 12 12 A kola 14 13 Nagpur '· 22 34 14 Kulaba .. 6 IS Yavatmal 16 Jalgaon 17 Bombay (SD) . i 18 Nashik I 19 Dhule 20 Ahmednagar 21 . Sangli 22 Sola pur 23 Aurangabad 24 Parbhani 25 Bhir 26 Osmanabad Total 134 162 Source.-Directorate of Geology . 110 AND MINING INDUSTRY No. 12.11 in .tile state as on 31st .December 1974. Sand Murrum Lime Stone Silt Total s 6 7 8 9 4 88 13 83 17 2 12 I 39 11 IS .i 4 2 12 ' 1 IS I 3 60 6 /1 ' .. 43 4 ------345 and Mining \_Vorks. I Ill INDUSTRY AND MINING MINING INDUSTRY TABLE No. 12.12 Mineral ReYenue realised during the year 1974-75 in the districts of Maharashtra State (Rs. in Jakbs) Realisation Serial District under Total No. Major Minor I 2 3 4 s I Bombay (S.D.) 2.55 2.55 2 'Thane 4.04 4.04 3 Kulaba o:6s 0.35 !.00 4 Ratnagiri 6.68 !.72 8.40 s Nasik 0.26 0.26 6 Dhule 0.27 0.27 7 Jalgaon 1.39 1.39 8 Abmednagar 0.45 0.45 9 Pune 0.03 0.03 10 Satam 0.11 0.11 11 Sangli !.18 !.18 12 Sola pur 0.21 0.21 13 Kolbapur 2>io 3.51 6.21 14 Aurangabad o.os o.os IS Bhir 0.04 0.04 16 Nanded 0.02 0.02 17 Osmanabad 18 Parbhani o:04 o:04 19 Akola 0.15 0.15 20 Amravatl 0.32 0.32 21 llhandara 0.84 0.73 !.57 22 lluldhana 0.13 0.13 23 Yavatmal 3.88 2.14 6.02 24 Wardha 0.33 0.33 25 Nagpur 3!. 75 4.57 36.32 26 Chandrapur 13.31 10.48 23.79 Suspense 0.91 0.91 Total 0 0 59.81 35.98 95.79 Sourc~.-Directorate of Geology and Mining, Nagpur. 112 INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES TABU! No. 12.13 lndii.Jtrla/ Disputes, workers Involved and Mandays lost in Maharashtra State during 1974 and 1975 (Provisional Figures) ~ No. of No. of Serial · T~of Year No. of workers Mandays No. In ustry Disputes involved Lost 2 3 4 5 6 1 Textile .. 1974 107 2,73,273 59,45,675 1975 82 20,991 2,09,709 2 Engineering .. 1974 272 39,968 10,06,120 19.75 214 42,079 4,99,358 3 Miscellaneous .. 1974 317 58,621 1 6,79,546. 1915° 203 34,724 3,96,883 Tolul , • 1974 696 3,71,862 76,31,341 1915 499 97,794 11,05,950 (*Provisio0111),_ Source.-comml••lonor of Labour, Tardco, Bombay 400 034. 113 ELECTRICin: TABLE No. 13.1 lnstalied Capacity, Electricity Generated and Electricity consumed in the State of Maharashtra • I. Installed capacity for 1974-75- MW (i) Steam . . . . 1,191 (ii) Oil (Sironcha Diesel Power Station . closeci on 14th July 1974). · (iii) Hydro 847·324 (iv) Nuclear 198 Total --2,2363·24 II. Electricity Generated for 1974-75- M.K.W.H. (1) Steam 5,764·082 (li) Oil 0·216 (iii) Hydro 5,175·292 (iv) Nuclear 671· 301 Total ---11,610· 891 •Purchased 61·242 Total 11,672·133 III. Electricity sold for 1974-75- M.K.W.H. (i) Industries .. 6,017·925 (ii) Agricultural .. 667·654 (iii) Public lighting 90·166 (lv) Domestic 948·374 (v) Traction 387·729 (vi) Miscellaneous 902·267 (vii) Other States 16·798 Total ---9,030· 913 •Purchased from M. P. E. B. and Karnataka. Source.-Maharashtra State Electricity Board, Bomboy. 114 ELECTRICITY TABLE No. 13.2 Statement showing Districtwise number of places 'electrified and Agricultural pumps energised as on 31st March 1'75 by the Maharashtra State Electricity Board. Position as on 31-3-1975 Serial District No. Places Agricultural . electrified pumps energised 1 2 3 4 I Thane 780 5,347 2 Kulaba 1,058 2,518 3 Ratnagiri 647 2,669 4 Nasik 873 33,607 5 Dhule 596 18,183 6 Jalgaon 1,400 36,146 7 Ahmednagar 926 36,154 8 Pune 777 22,128 9 Sa tara 624 13,557 10 Solapur 565 15,163 II Sangli 362 18,958 12 Kolhapur 831 15,432 13 Aurangabad 1,041 24,188 14 Parbhani 631 10,121 15 Bhir 485 6,732 16 Nandcd 681 9,330 17 Osmanabad 661 17,222 18 Buldhana, 609 14,176 19 Akola 687 9,841 20 Amravati 986 23,867 21 Yavatmal .. 968 9,929 22 Wardha 594 10,495 23 Nagpur 1,045 18,642 24 Bbandara 720 3,639 2S Chandrapur 531 2,200 Total 6,140 - 92,7~ Source.-Maharashtra State, Eletridty Board, Bombay. 115 TABLE Societies, Members, Working Capital, Advances Loans No; of Serial Type of Societies No. of members No. Societies ("000) " 2 3 4 ., Agricultural and Non-Agricultural 29 850 Credit Apex and Central. 2 Agricultural Credit 20,279 3,70S 3 Non-Agricultural Credit 3,416 2,868. 4 Marketing 417 321 s Productive enterprises 8,431 1,1S9 6 Others 14,192 1,211 Total .. 46,764 10,114 Sourco.-Commissioner for Co-operation and 116 OPERATION No.14 outstanding and 1lmroverr (1973-74) Working Advances Loans Turnover/ l CPpital outstanding Produce sold s 6 7 8 (Rs. in lakbs) (Rs. in lakhs) (Rs. inlakhs) (Rs. in lakhs) 87,199 1,25,309 62,631 28,231 13,658 20,707 7,249 25,789 34,975 15,838 581 8,951 291 205 29,983 41,364 331 1,146 30,545 24,056 277 954 < 9,591 < 2, 15,590 1,74,841 1,01,481 77,949 Registrar Co-operative Societies Pune-1. 117 EDUCATION TABLB No. 15.1 Categorywise number of Institutions dtld EnrOlment in the State of Maharashtra as on JSth July 1975 · · Number of: Serial Category the Insti- r; Enrolment No. tutions 1 2 3 4 Pre-Primary 827 '62,781 2 Primary ···. 48,018 ,7M'l,045 3 Secondary 5,897 ,2~,1.2,569 4 Training of Teacher (Under 155 '16,037 Graduate Level). I 5 ProfesSional Education (Under' · 197 '. 40,129 Graduate Level). 6 Teacher Training (School 8 641 Level). 7 Higher Education . ' 682 4,74,067 8 Special Education (School 872 54,989 ;. Level). . '' ,, ' R Total .. 56,656 1,05,28,258 Source.-Director of Education, Puno-1. 118 EDUCATION TABLE No. 15.2 Institutions aud enrolment by the type as on 15rh July 1975. Serial No. Type Institutions Enrolment 1 2 3 4 1 Pre-Primary 827 62,781 2 Primary 48,018 73,67,045 3 Secondary 5,897 25,12,569 4 Teacher's Training 1. Junior College of Edu.,;.: 122 '12,407 tion. 2. Anglo-Indian 2 111 s '. 3. Drawing Teacher's .. Cerii: 16 1,873 ficate. 4. Instructor's Course .. 1 302 5. Pre Primary Teachers' Certi 14 1,344 ficate. 6. Handicrafts 8 641 Total 163 16,678 ---- · 5 Higher Education 1 University Teaching Depa- 106 12,932 rtments. 2 Research Institutions 17 • 343 3 Institute of National Importance 1 1,339 4 Institutes deemed as Universities '1 178 5 Arts and Science Degree .~ •• 148 2,20,150 6 Only Arts Degree 179 1,11,441 7 Only Science Degree . 23 14,877 8 Arts and Science pre-degree :9 Only Arts pre-degree 3 5i6 119 TABLE No. 15.2.-contd. Serial No. Type Institutions Enrolment I 2 3 4 s HiSher Educa.tlon-contd. 1 Only Science pre-degree ~ 11 Agriculture 14 s,s15 12 Applied.(Art 1 689 13 Fine Arts 3 736 14 Architecture . . . I 351 IS Commerce (Degree) 32 l54,31S 16 Commerce I 264 17 Engineering 9 8.942 18 Law 20 12.613 19 Technology 1 532 20 Veterinary 3 596 21 Journalism 1 28 22 Library Science 2 84 23 Film Institute 1 185 24 Allopathy 14 9,721 25 Ayurvedic 17 2,920 . 26 Dental . 3 902 27 Nursing 2 181 28 Pharmacy .. 2 360 29 Oriental 3 132 30 Music 2' 31 Co-operation 369 2 354 32 Labour 1 33 Vocational GuidanCe" 102 1 7 34 Yoga 2 35 Sociology·. 51 4 671 36 Rural Institutes 3 37 Homo Science 874 .. .. 3 1,230 38 B. Ed. .. 51 39 Diploma in physical education .. 8,441 s ·1,056 Total .. 682 ,4,74,067 '120 TABLE No. 15.2-contd. Serial No. Type Institutions Enrolmont I 2 3 4 6 Professional and Special Education I Polytechnics 21 9,256 2 Industrial Training Institute 33 f0,907 3 Other Engineering .. 32 3,134 4 Homoeopathy 15 1,589 . 5 Nursing 39 5,109 6 Sanitary Inspection 58 7 Pharmacy 116 8 Commerce 41 9,141 9 Fine Arts 8 448 10' Home Science 4 207 II Marine I 123 12 Balkan-jl-Bari 41 13 Agriculture 25 1,799 14 Gram Sovak Training 5 380 IS Poultry Training 2 98 121 TABLE No. IS 2-conc/d. .. Serial Type No. Institution Enrolment I 2 3 4 6-contd. 16 Govt. Technical Centres .. 35. 10,277 17 Industrial and Technical 32 4,180 · Institptes. 18 Nursing 22 1,008 19 Mentally Handicapped 6 585 20 Crippled 7 358 2i Blind 20 1,247 22 Deaf-Dumb 18 922 23 Music and Dancing 41' 4,285 24 Forestry ' 1 134 24 Co-operation .. 13 1,040 25 Home Science 2 .. 125 26 Oriental 48 3,692 27. Certified Schools . ., 2i 3,227 28 Kirtan t· 39 29 Yoga .1, 218 30 Tailoring 566 21,375 Total-6 t;069 95,118 G10nd Total-~-:s6,656. · · 1. .0 s, 2 8, 258 Sollrce.-Director of Education, Pune-1. 'f22 EDUCATION TABLE No. 15.3 Literacy percentager ill order of Merit ill the l11dian States ar per 1971 Census ' 1 Kerala •. 60·42 2 Tamil Nadu 39·46 3o Maharashtra 39·18 4 Gujarat .. 35·79 5, Punjab 33·67 6 West Bengal 33·20 7 Manipur. 32·91 8 Himachal Panrdesh 31·96 9 Karnatalc . 31·52 I 0 ~'ripura .. 30·98 11 Meghalaya 29·49 12 Assam 28·72 13 lllagaland 27·40 14 Haryana 26·89 IS Orissa 26·18 16 Andhra Pradesh 24·57 17 Madhya Pradesh . . · 22· 14 18 . Uttar Pradesh: . 21•77 19 Bihar .. · .. 19·94 ' 20 llajasthan . ' 19·07. 21 Jammu and Kaskmir 18·58. Sourc•e.-Rcgistrar General and Census Commissioner, India. ,, MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH TABLB No;,16·1 Medical Facilities in the State as on Jist March, 197S I. Number o(Hospitals .. 625 2. ~umber of )3cds • ' 64,477 This( includes' Gen. T. B. Menta!Lep. '• .. ;, etc). )23 TABLBNo.16.1-contd. 3. Total Number of Allopathic Medical Practioners 30,662 Registered. 4. Total Number of Doctors in Hospitals and Dispensaries- (a) Full time .. 2,184 (b) Honorary • 628 (c) Total number as· ·Medical Professors U.d 845· Lecturers. 5. Total number of Nursing Staff in Hospitals and . Dispensaries- ( a) Nurse Midwives/Midwives 4,146 (b) Male Nurse/Female Nurses 3,478 6. Total Number of Medical Colleges in Maharashtra State including Municipal and Private · .•. 13 7. Seats allotted 1,525 8. Dental Colleges 3 9. Seats allotted 190 to: Mental Hospitals '4 11. Beds in Mental Hospitals 5,515 12. T.B. Hospitals and Sanitoriums- (a) Government Hospitals 8 (b) Private Hospitals .. 17 T. B. Clinics .. 30 T. B. Beds ... 7,136 13. Number of Primary Health Centres under Public 391 Health Department. 14. Number of sanctioned beds in Primary Health 2,346 Centres. . Source-Director, of Pnb)ic Health, Bombay 400001. ·124 MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH AYURVEDIC SYSTEM OF MEDICINE . TABLE No. 16.2 Dis,Pensaries and Doctors under Ayurvedic system of Medicine during 1974-75 In the State of Maharashtra Description Number Ayurvedlc Colleges and Hospitals (I) Colleges- Government 3 Private i . 14 Total 17 (II) Intake capacity - Government 1~0 S.ats Private 585 seats Total 735 (3) Hospitals Government 3 Government aided 14 Research Ward (Govt.) 1 Total 18 (4) Beds- Government - 465 Government aided 915 Research Ward (Oovt.) 1 20. Total 1460 125 TABLE No. 16.2-contd. . Description Number (5) Dispensarier Zilla Parishad 405. Zilla Parishad aided 292 Total 697 Unani Colleges and Hospitals (6) Colloger- Private I college Government aided 30 seats (7) Hospitals (One hospital) Private (Govt. aided) 20 beds Homoeopathic Colleges and Hospitals (8) Colleges- Private 24 Intake capacity 11,20 (9) Hospitals Government I Private I Dispensaries (Private) 26 Bedr- Government 30 Private 30 Total 60 (I O) Licenciate Doctors Ayurvcdic .. ' _.,~ IS,S64 Homoeopathic :. 3,936 Source.-Director of Ayurved, Maharashtra State, Bombay 126' MEDICAL AND P.UBLIC HEALTH · VITAL STATISTICS. TABLE J:'IO. 16.3 Registered births rates death rates and In/alii Mortality · · Rates for 1974 . ---- Registered Registered Rogistered ·Serial Name of the birth rate death rate Infant Mor- No. District per 1000 , por 1000 tality rate population population per 1000 live births ------2 3 4 s Greater Bombay 26·2 9·0 73 2 Thane 22·1 6·0 27 3 Kulaba 19·2 1·5 39 4 Ratnagiri 18·5. 8·9 32 s Nasik 25·7 9·1 51 6 Dhule 29·6 10·4 51 7 Jalgaon 29·7 11·0 59 8 Ahmcdnagar 22·6 7·6 55 9 Pune 24·9 8·5 58 10 Satara 25·5 9·0 47 11 Sangli 21 ·0 7·0 - 39 12 Sola pur 23·8 9·1 50 131 Kolhapur 24·2 8·5 39 14 Aurangabad 18·4 7·7 49 IS Parbhani 13·9 6·9 56 127 TABLE No. 16. 3-contd. Registered Registered Re~stered Infant Mor· Serial Name of the birth rate deat rate tality rate No. District per 1000 per 1000 per 1000 population population Jivebirth 1 2 3 4 5 16 Bhir 14·6 6-2 40 17 Nanded 14·8 6·0 43 18 Osmanabad 16·8 7·9 44 19 Bllldhana 27·7 1.1·9 . 74 20 Akola 24·5 8·3 41 21 Amravati 26·6 9·5 54 22 Yavatmal 32·9 10·1 56 23 Wardha 25·5 9·7 82 24 Nagpur 19·5 7·9 70 25 Bhandara 27·4 10·8 84 26 Chandrapur 28·2 10·7 15 Maharashtra------State 23·5 8·7 -----57 Note.-The above figures are all based on registered figures. · Due to under registration the actual rates arc higher than the registered rates. Source.-Directorate of Health Services Pune (S B H I and v S\ 128 MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH EMPLOYEES' STATE INSURANCE SCHEME TABLE No. 16.4 Miscellaneous Statistics relating to Employees' State Insurance Scheme In Maharashtra State as on 31st March, 1976. Serial Particulars Number as on 31st No. ·March 1976 I 2 3 I. Number of Centres Covered 24 Greater Bombay (lnclu1ing some Talukas of Thane District) Nagpur, Akola, Hinganghat, Solapur Pune, Nanded, Kolha pur, Sangli, Aurangabad, Pulgaon, Jalgaon, Nasik, Chalisgaon, lchalkaranji, Amalner, Dhule, Miraj, Barsi, Amravati, Satara, Madhavnagar, Chikal thana and Lonavala. Ballarpur (Exempted). 2. Number of Industries covered 9,344 under section 2(12) 3. Total No. of workers covered 12,99,550 4. Number of Hospital s S. State Insurance Dispensaries 52 6. Total No. of beds including re 2,418 served beds. I29 Hc4481 7 TABLE No. 16.4.-Coll/d, 2 3 .... r Specialist Centres IS ( 8. Ambulance Units 16 9. Mobile Dispcns~ries 2 10 •. Number of Panel Doctors 2,300 IJ. Cash payment offices- . (l) Local Offices 57 '·(II) Pay Offices 35 12.' Cash Benefits during 1975-76 Rs. No. of Beneficiaries (a) Sickness Benefit 2,34,31,948 5,30,467 (b) Extended Sickness Benefit 39,19,679 7,637 (c) Maternity Benefit 18,86,176 2,049 (d) Temporary Disablemetit Benefit 37,32,026 36,601 (e) Permanent Disablement Benefit 1,02,55,887 11,965 !D DependaRt Benefit 12,85,183 3,476 (g) Funeral Benefit 1,40,141 1,402 Source.-Regional Director,------Employees State Insurance Scheme, Bombay. 130 MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH TABLE No. 16.5 Work done by Family Planning Centres Number Serial Particulars as on 31st No. March, 1976 2 3 I. Number of Urban Family Planning Centres 203 2. Number of Rural Family Planning Centres 389 3. Sterilisation Operations performed during 1975-76- Vasectomy 3,54,219 Tubectomy· 2,57,369 Total 6,11.588 4. IUCD insertions done during 1975-76 18,373 5. Condoms distributed during 1975-76 13,00,240 (dozens) Sourc1-Deputy Director of Publicity (FAmily Planning), Government of Mnharashtra. 131 Hc4481-7a MEDICAL AND TABU! Statement showing total number of beds for Tuberculosis patients Ma/ral'ashtra Serial . Name of Name of Government Hospital No. of . No. District beds 2 3 4 I Bombay J. J. Hospital, Bombay so G. T. Hospital, Bombay 45 Central Hospital Railway Byculla, 20 Bombay. E. S. I. S. Hospital, Mulund, 300 Bombay. 415 2 Thane General Hospital, Thane 8 Central Hospital, Ulhasnagar so 58 3 Kulaba General Hospital, Alibag 30 4. Ratnagiri General Hospital, Ratnagiri 34 Cottage Hospital, Sawantwadi 8 42 1?2 PUBLIC HEALTH No. 16.6 provided itz Gove;nment, Municipal and Private Hospital in State Name of Municipal No. of Name of Private No. of Total Hospital beds Hospital beds beds s 6 7 8 9 R. P. T. Hospital, 830 Ramkuwar Datfari 88 Bombay (Sewri). Clinic, Dadar. Jerabai Wadia Hos· 20 Sarvodaya Hospital, 2,200 pital, ~ombay. Ghatkopar. Nair Hospital, 16 Radhabai Watumal 130 Bombay. SanatOrium. 866 2,418 3,699 58 30 St. Luk~'s ·Hospital, 60 Vengurla. 60 102 133 .TABLE Serial Name of Name of Government Hospital No. of No. District. beds. 1 2 3 4 5 Dhule General Hospital, Dhule 32 6 Jalgaon General Hospital, Jalgaon 16 ,. ----16 --~ 7 NJsok General Hospital, Nasik 12 .T. B. Clinic, Nasik •• 12 ------24 x Pune . . Sessoon General Hospital, Pune 40 Aundh .T. B. Hospital 400 E. S. I. S. Hospital, Aundh 120 Military Hospital, Lullanngar 200 ---760' 134 No. 16. 6.-Contd. Name of Municipal No. Name of Private No. Total Hospital of Hospital. of beds. beds. beds. s 6 7 8 9 32 D. N.C. Tuber- 52 culosis Sanato- rium Jalgaon. Mission Hospital, 30 Parola. 82 98 Maharashtra Tuber- 60 culosis Sanato· rium, Nasik. 60 84 1. D. Hospital, Punc 70 Joshi T. B. Sana· 25 Corporation. torium, Pane. :Wadia Hospital, 30 Pune. Ohare T. B. Sana- 30 torium, Sirur. Talegaon General 200 Hospital, Tale- gaon. --- 70 285 1,115 135 TABLE Serial Name of No. of No. District. Name of Government Hospital beds. 2 3 4 8 A hmednagar No. 16. 6.-Coutd. Name of Municipal No. Name of Private No. Total Hospitals. of Hospital. of nods, beds. beds. s 6 7 8 9 Salvation Army and 60 Eranglinc Hos- pita!, Ahmed- nagar. Tuberculosis Sana .. 55 torium, Arangaon ;rota! 115 liS --- " Mission Hospital, s Pandharpur. Dhanraj Girji Hos- · 25 ,Pita), Solapur. Total " 30 132 Wanless Chest Hos-. 400 400 pital, Miraj. Bel Air Sanatorium 225 245 Sa tara. --- Total .• 53 137 TABLE Serial Name of Name of Government Hospital No. of No. District. beds. 1 2 3 4 13 Nagpur T. B. Control and Training 180 Centre Nagpur. Mayo Hospital, Nagpur 35 Total 21S 14 Buldhana .. Tuberculosis Sanatorium Bul- !SO dhana. IS Bhandara .. Tuberculosis Hospital, Gondia .. so 16 Akola Tuberculosis Hospital Akola .. 60 17 Chandrapur Tuberculosis Hospital, Chandra- so pur. 18 Amravati G. G. Rathi Tuberculosis Ho•- so pital, Amravati. 19 Yavatmal Tuberculosis Hospital, Yavatmal. so 20 Wardha .. Tuberculosis Hospital, Wardha .. 40 21 Aurangabad. Medical College Hospital, Auran- 16 gabad. 22 Bhir Chest and General Hospital, !00 Ambejogai. 23 Nanded Tuberculosis Isolation Ward, 20 Nandcd. 24 Parbhani Tuberculosis Isolation Ward, 20 Parbhoni. 25 Osmanabad Tuberculosis Isolation Ward, 20 Latur. Grand Total · Source.-Director of Health Services, 138 No. 16. 6.~contd: ' Name of Municipal No. Name of Private No. Total Hospitals. of Hospital. ,,f beds beds. beds. s 6 7 8 9 215 150 .. 50 60 .. 50 80 so .. 40 16 100 .. 20 .. ·.. 20 .. 20 928 3,785 7,136 ~harashtra State, Bombay. 139 MEDICAL AND TABLE No. Achievement. of Slerilisation Programme in Maharaslttra Mid year Revised Serial Zilla Parishad/Corporation population Annual No. inOOO Sterilisation (Estimated) target for 1975-76 2 3 4 A. Zilla Par/shad Kulaba 1,390 8,340 2 Ratnagiri 2,191 13,146 3 Thane 2,512 22,608 4 Dhule 1,830 16,470 5 Jalgaon 2,337 21,033 6 Nasik 2,608 23,472 7 Ahmednagar .. 2,497 22,473 ·8 Puno Zilla Parishad 2,382 21,438 9 Solapur Zilla Parishad 2,033 . 18,297 10 Sa tara 1,901 17,009 II Sangli .. 1,695 15,255 12 Kolh':f.ur Zilla Parishad 1,968 17,712 13 Bhan ara .. 1,745 15,705 14 Chandrapur .. 1,805 10,830 15 Na gpur Zilla Parishad 1,190 10,710 16 Wardha 858 7,722 17 Akola 1,653 14,877 18 Amravati 1,696 . 15,264 19 Buldhana 1,390 12,510 20 Yavatmal 1,567 14,103 21 Aurangabad 2,170 19,530 22 Bhir 1,416 12,744 23 Nanded 1,539 13,851 24 Osmanabad 2,088 18,7!12 25 Parbhani 1,659 14,931 Total A 46,120 3,98,922 140 PUBLIC HEALTH 16. 7. State during 1975-76. Sterilisation Programme during 1975-76 Percentage of target Vasectomy Tubectomy Total s 6 7 8 7,504 4,150 11,654 139·74 4,970 8,662 13,632 103·70 22,927 8,729 31,656 140·02 23,848 3,376 27,224 165·29 19,944 7,684 27,628 131· 36 14,858 8,725 23,583 100·47 11,985 14,089 26,074 116·02 11,663 20,610 32,273 150·54 1'7,156 11,521 28.677 156·73 7,028 11,516 18,544 108·38 4,963 14,373 19,336 126·75 8,836 14,728 23,564 133·04 32,209 3,522 35,731 227·51 15,651 4,525 20,176 186·30 9,821 3,588 13,409 . 125·20 4,534 4,198 8,732 113·08 12,771 7,726 20,497 137·77 16,295 5,466 21,761 142·56 10,434 4,750 15,184 121· 37 12,341 4,310 16,651' 118·07 10,198 9,366 19,564 100·17 4,948 8,732 13,680 107·34 8,100 5,965 14,065 101·55 5,601 13,210 18,811 100·00 14,020 3,609 17,629 118·07 3,12,605 2,07,130 5,19,735 130·28 l41 TABLE Mid year Revised Serial population Annual No Zilla ParishadfCorporation in 000 Sterilisation (Estimated) tar~et for I 75-76 2 3 4 B. Corporations Greater Bombay 6,572 78,864 2 Puno 959 11,508 3 Solapur 448 5,376 4 Kolhapur 286 3,432 s Nugpur 948 11,376 6 Punc Kirkeo Cantonment !57 1,884 ------Tot~l B 9,370 1,12,440 Grand Total 5,11,362 Taract fixed by Government oflndiu : 3,18,300 Sourc•.-Dcputy Director of Publicity (Family Plannlna) 142 ------No. 16. 1.-Contt/, Sterilisr.tion I'I'Ogramme during 1975· 76 Percentage of ..-- target Vosectomy Tubectomy Total 5 6 7 8 26,485 28,394 54,879 69·58 7,191 6,405 13,596 118·14 2,869 4,043 6,912 128·59 1,033 5,073 6,106 177·91 3,981 6,040 10,021 88·09 55 284 339 17·99 41,614 50,239 91,853 81·69 3,54,219> 2,57,369 6,11,588 119·60 Porcontngo achiovQinont 192·14 Government of Mnharushlra. 143 COMMUNICATIONS RADIO LICENCES TABLE No. 17.1". Distr/ctwise Radio Licences issued upto the year euding December 1975 ' Serial District No. of Radio Licences No. Issued 1 Greater Bombay 10,50,193 2 Thane 1,34.218 3 Kulaba 36,437 4 Ratnagiri 41,726 5 Nasik 78,780 6 Dhule 41,882 7 Jalga.on 48,420 Total Bombay Division 14,31,656 8 Ahmed nagar 61,115 9 Pune 2,32,171 10 Satara 38,106 11 Sangli 45,066 12 Solapur 60,791 13 Kolhapur 71,095 Total Pune Division 5,08,344 144 TABLE No. 11.1-Colltd, Serial District No· of Radio Licences ----·------No. Issued 14 Aurangabad 49,455 IS Parbhani 17,352 16 Bhir 14,158 17 Nanded 12,510 18 Osmanabad 22,521 Total Aurangabad Division 1,16,002 19 Buldhana 13,814 20 Akola • 41,664 21 Anu-avati 30,914 22 Yavatmal 23,189 23 Wardha 20,922 24 Nagpur 89,888 25 Bhandara 22,289 26 Chandra pur 24,801 ------Total Nagpur Division 2,67,481 ------Total Maharashtta State 23,23,483 Source.-The Postmaster General, Maharashtra Circle· Bombay-1. 145 COMMUNICATIONS RADIO LICENCES TABLE No. 17.2 ' Categorywise No. of Radio Licences 111 force at the e11d of /9'}S s,.ial Type of Radio Licences Number of Radio No. licences Domestic 2,146,285 2 Cheap 1,68,303 3 Community .. 48,143 4 School 5,802 5 Hospital 132 6 Urban 19,250 7 Rural 4,137 8 Low Cost 665 9 Demonstration 542 10 D.P.L. . 6,460 11 M.O.P.L. 1,001 Total 2,400,720 Source.-The Postmaster General, Maharashtra Circlo, Bombay 400 001. 14(> TABLE No. 17·3 147 I' COMMUNI' RADIO TABLr; Numbtr of Radio Llcenct$ In India Conccssional Serial Name of Circle Domestic No. Cheap Community School Hospital 2 3 4 5 6 7 And bra 7,57,636 2,15,056 3,S04 1,6SI 152 2 Bihar 4,39,873 86,472 1,276 475 82 3 Delhi .5,87,891 4,07,626 385 26R 6 • Gujarat 10,30,490 2,35,961 5,160 664 136 s Jammu and Kashmir 1,24,024 67,488 2,010 106 5 6 Kcrala .5,94,234 42,573 2,883 !,lOS 100 7 Kama taka 10,16,987 1,17,803 6,110 1,976 66 8 Mahuasbtra 19,.57,865 1,80,673 27,868 2,826 . 281 9 Madhya Pradesh !1,08,738 89,348 2,186 532 58 10 ~ortb Eastern 1,17,311 11,053 3,S6! 21 29 11 North Western 7,51,190 6,32,!30 1,373 960 261 12 Orbsa 1,59,457 22,802 1,337 35S 25 13 Rajasthan ,,99,454 1,35,216 472 1,64S 127 14 Tamil Nadu 13,34,394 1.21,963 15,848 2,923 149 IS Uttar Pradesh 8,45,231 4,01,955 737 1,440 135 16 West Bengal 5,74,248 4,28,065 8S7 339 39 17 Army Postal 81,545 7,190 89 Total 1,13,40,568 32,03,374 7.5,!167 17,476 1,740 148 : CATIONS 1 , LICENCES No. 17.3 at lhe year endf11g December 197tl Commercial Possession Total Low Non· Demonstra- Urban Rural co:st Dealer dealer lion 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 5,055 1,142 402 2,044 231 207 9,87,080 2,341 447 79 236 1,094 24 5,32,399 19,017 4,804 67 322 10,20,396 8,220 2,610 2,674 3,217 126 519 12,89,777 1,129 715 8 210 1;95 695 4,907 5,012 143 1,486 64 335 6,52,842 9,940 2,734 ~82 2,352 176 519 11,59,245 17,099 3,782 589 5,446 893 532 21,97,854 4,849 883 376 1,643 336 6,09,104 1,011 250 26 741 "'22 252 1,94,467 10,368 3,242 7,622 4,$51 216 14.12,070 1,076 536 13 "'142 1,85,143 6,178 1,690 1,273 1,370 102 177 5,47,704 9.899 2.416 285 3,465 1,044 400 14,92,788 7,893 1,751 3,902 238 5,067 247 12,68,596 3,458 :1,609 1,165 2,853 72 124. 10,12,829 333 222 335 14 4 89,510 1,12,773 27,568 19,118 41,719 3,474 4,720 !,48,48,097 Source,-Jndia A Reference Annual 1976. 149 COMMUNI TABLE Number of TV Receivers Licences Serial Concession at No. Name of Circle Domestic Cheap Community School Hospital 2 3 4 5 6 7 Andbra 9 2 Delhi 1,40,381 373 987 30 3 J and K 2,240 15 373 4 Kcrala s s Maharasbtra 94,967 140 661 29 6 Punjab 25,021 34 7 Rajasthan 15 a TamU.Nadu ... 2 9 \J.P. 6,133 10 West Ben1al 152 11 A.P.S. 198 5 Total 2,69,123 54 886 1,648 59 Souru :-India : A Reference Annual1976 !50 CATION No. 17.4 , tu 011 Jl.ft December, 1974. Commerci:al NDPL Demonslratlon Total 8 9 10 II 12 1,29.5 10 324 1,43,400 34 SJ 10 2,725 s 971 30 4 24 96,832 476 7 2.5,.538 16 s 2 7 2 18 327 34 6,494 23 17S 9 ~12 3,124 8S 44 401 2,7.5,424 lSI COMMUNICATIONS TABLE No, 17.5 Numblr of Poprr~ accordln11 to State-wist as 011 Jlsl December, 1974 Serial Sta!e/Union Duties Tri/Bi. Weeklies Others Total No. Territory Weeklies 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 1 Andhra Pradesh 32 2 252 457 743 2 Assam. 6 2 24 43 75 3 Bih11.r 13 2 126 133 274 4 Gujarat 31 2 131 366 530 s Haryana s 2 77 130 214 6 Himo.cbal Pradesh .. 1 19 42 62 7 Jammu and Kashmir 18 102 2S 145 8 Karnatak-. 68 "i 163 312 S4S 9 Kcrala 1S 85 466 626 to MaharllSbtra 122 iO 422 1,196 1,7SO 11 Madhya Pradesh 78 9 282 171 540 12 Manlpur 6 2 20 28 13 Mca:balaya 1 "i 13 11 27 14 Naa:aland 2 1 3 IS Orissa "7 22 122 151 16 Punjab 33 1 IS I 270. 4SS 17 Rajasthan 38 4 334 322 698 18 Tamil-Nadu 66 2 108 660 836 19 Tripura s 2 19 2 28 20 uuar Pradesh 13S 17 822 6SS 1,629 21 West Bengal :: 30 6 231 907 1,174 22 Andaman and Nlrobar 1 1 2 4 23 Cbandigarh 6 21 80 107 24 Dadra and Naa.i~ 1 1 Havcli. 2S Delhi 34 2 241 1,175 1,452 26 Go", Daman and Di~ 7 6 17 30 27 Mizoram 2 . i 4 2 8 28 Pondichcrry 2 s 42 so Total .. 822 68 3.666 7.629 12,18S Sourcc.-Indla-A Rorcrcncc Annual-1976, 152 COMMUNICATION TABLE No. 17.6 Numbt>r of prrpt"rs according 10 language-wiJe In India as on DectmbtT 1974. Serial Langunsc Dailies Tri/Bi- Weeklies Others Total No. Weeklies I 2 3 4 5 6 1 English .. 83 6 291 2,013 2,453 2 Hindi 2S4 28 1,524 1,394 3,200 3 Assamcso 3 8 20 32 4 Bensali .. 11 1 111 538 739 5 Gujarntl 33 3 132 401 569 6 Kannnda 52 2 112 16S 331 1 Knshmiri I I 8 Mnlvnlnm 11 73 321 465 9 Marnllli 79 8 231 399 711 10 Orlya 6 16 106 128 II Punjnbi 11 100 151 268 12 Sanskrit I 2 19 22 13 Sindhl 5 18 36 59 14 Tamil 60 81 385 521 IS Tclugu 16 119 290 425 IG Urdu 89 6 4S8 362 9!5 17 Dilinsunl 23 5 253 708 989 18 Buhilinaunl 5 44 174 224 19 Others 8 26 87 121 Tot:~ I 822 68 3,666 1,629 I 12,18$ Souru.-lndla.-A Reference Annual-1976, !53 TRANSPORT TABLE No. !8.1 Operational Statistics of Maharashtfa State Road Transport Corporation as on 31st March 1975. Number of Average Service passengers Number Routo number or Opera. kilomitr~ carried per Divisions of diltaneo vehicle• tins operated day routes inkm. on road ftcct per day durinl per day Marcb ·, 1975 2 4 '6 7 Ratnasiri 4<6 36,382 377 445 8-1,648 1,16,601 Thane 447 27,959 518 594 1,05,475 1,25,805 Ktllaba 284 13,576 225 242 49,034 1,04,049 Dhale 318 15,368 227 253 50,215 83,292 J&llaOD 512 20,2'1 258 287 59,009 1,01,891 Naslk 392 18,892 310 374 65,897 1,51,398 Ko1hapur '.'. 357 19,130 273 302 62,237 96,759 Sansli .. 421 21,939 256 302 62,840 1,21,140 Sola pur .. 314 25,176 213 306 76,012 88,325 Ahmodnasar 309 24,292 264 306 63,163 86,901 Puno 365 24,695 348 399 81.408 91,099 Sa tara 382 19,433 266 297 63,729 1,01,039 Auransabaci • 149 30,676 349 458 92,040 1,22,090 Nandcd 399 21,955 348 412 CJ7,970 1,46.194 Nagpur 285 11,652 2SS 287 42,451 1,01-,681 Amravatl 234 14,338 223 265 54,856 59,00\ Akola 246 11,402 169 201 42,456 34,126 Yavatmal 224 14,305 186 2J7 48,257 54,025 Bhandara 74 4,058 110 12~ 20,325 2••,993 Buhlbana IS2 10,914 170 188 40,635 37,4~7 Chandraput • 81 4,957 84 98 18,119 \8,715 Total 6,661 3,97,370. 5,489 6,378 12,80,776 18,71,586 Avcrap Operational Slallstlcs of lhe Mn,arasltlra State Road Transport CorpQrallofl as 011 Jist Dccembt.r 1975, (I) Number of Divisions 23 (One more division at Osnumabad has been established from 19th J;muary 1976), (2~ Number of Depol'l 148 ~3 Vehicles Held 7.662 4 Staff Employees 49,059 Source.-Mabarasbtra Stato Road Transpcirt Corporation, Bombay, !54 TRANSPORT TABLE No. 18.2 Number of Motor Vehicles as 011 1st January 1976 In Malrarashtra State Serial No. of No. Closs of Vehicles Vehicles I Motor Cycles 1,70,126 2 Motor Cars 1,79,899 3 Taxi Cabs 22,657 4 Autorickshaws 9,836 S Stage carl'lages (I) Die.•el 9,665 (ii) Petrol 49 6 Lm·l'ies (A) Private carriers (I) Die Total 4,95,690 Note.-Fiaures are provisional. Source.-Dircctor of Transport, Bombay. ISS TRANSPORT TABLB No. 18.3 PaJSenger Traffic at the Ports of Maharashtra during the year 1975-76 Serial Name of the Embarked Dis- Total No. Port embarked 1 2 3 4 5 1 Murud 28,277 31,472 59,749 2 Rajpuri ·•. 16,286 16,740 33,026 3 Shriwar Serial Routes Inward Outward No. I 2 3 4 Overseas Europe (V.K. Ports, Geneva, Marseil· 201 sos les and other ports). 2 Red Sea ports (Aden, Djibouti, Assab, 1,388 Massawa, port Sudan excluding Jeddah). 3 Jeddah (Pilgrims) 17,160 18,193 4 Karachi •. S Colombo • • •• , 1,300 1,201 5 Australia (Brisbane, Sydney, Mel: II 12 bourne). 7 Far East (including Singapore, Bang 881 1,275 kok·Hongkongand Japan). 8 Africa East (Momba 157 TARLE No. 18.4-cor.cld. Serial Routes Inward Outward No. Coastal- ~ Konkan Coast (Janjira-Shriwardhan, 78,041 85,925 Harnai, Dabhol, Jaigad, Ratnagiri, Vijaydurg, Malvan and Panjim). 1:>' 2 West Coast (Karwar, Manglore, 318 Calicut, Cochin and Tuticorin). 3 Cutch Ports (Saurashtra, Cutch 8 12 Ports and others). 4 East Coast oflndia (Calcutta, Mudra) 7 5 Other ports 167 Total .. 78,534 85,944 So11rce.-Bombay Port Trust-Administration Report 1974-75. 158 TRANSPORT ROADS TABLE No. 18.5 C/asswise road length (extra Mtmlcipal) as on Jist March 1974 Serial Length in No. Item Kilometres I National Highways 2,868 2 State Hishways 14,861 3 Major District Roads 19,818 4 Other District Roads 14,606 5 Village Roads 34,749 Total road length 86,902 NOte.-Figures are provisional. Sot~rce.-Public Works and Housing Department, Govern-, ment of Mabarashtra. 'J'RAI'!ISPORT ROADS TABLC No. 18.6 ,Smfacewlse road /engtlt (extra Municipal) a.< on Jist Marclt 1974 Serial Length in No. Hem Kilometers J Cement Concrete 917 2 Black Topped 16,632 3 Water Bound Macadam 22,998 4 (A) Total Surfaced 40,547 (B) Total Unsurfuccd 46,355 Total road length 86,902 Note.-Figures are provisional. Source.-Public Works and Housing Department, Govern ment of Maharashtra. 159 fRANSPORT ROADS TABLE No. 18.7 Road Ltntlth Accordlnfl to di/i~rt!nl Cla!US (Extra-Municipal) a! on 31!1 1974 March {In Kilometrc5) Serial Di!.trict National State Major Other Village Grand No. High· ~igh- District Distnict Roads Total ways wavs Roads Roads 2 3 4 s 6 7 . 8 I Greater Bombay. 46° 6 S2 2 Thana 234 4S4 ~74 ~i9 8j6 2,627 3 Kulabal 207 371 400 62S 2.307 3,910 4 Ratnagiri 30S 60S 940 1,103 2.381 S,334 s Nasik 2S3 70S 1,029 1.142 3,041 6.170 6 Dhule 149 sss 86S 7S8 I.S22 3,879 7 Jalgaon 149 S80 1,026 626 988 3,369 8 Ahmcdnaaar 61 824 1,31S 1,2S8 3,968 7.426 Punc 332 661 1,4S3 1,422 4,S10 8,4lq • Sa tara 129 S07 1147 940 1,832 4,SS5 ' ~y Sangli 30 432 1.270 S81 1,805 4,118 12 Sola pur 14S 767 1,474 1,247 1,9SJ S,584 13 Kolbapur 47 479 921 821 1,400 3,668 14 Aurangabad 1,014 S37 313 SSI 2,415 IS Parbhani sss S60 382 292 t.RI9 16 Bhir 633 S07 60 2S2 1,452 17 Nanded 646 499 143 S30 1,818 18 Osmanmbad 79 666 963 407 344 2,459 19 Buldhana 77 477 433 308 391 1,686 20 Akola 96 627 668 372 216 1,979 21 Amravati 64 66S S98 401 l,O'J2 2,820 22 Yavatmal 6S S89 931 482 376 2,441 23 Wardha 107 331 384 21S 4SJ 1,490 24 Nagpur 194 3SI 4JO 21S 617 1.807 2S Bhandara 99 299 477 129 1,76S 2,769 26 Chandra~ur :: 1.002 41' 127 1,269 2.815 Maharas tra State, 2.868 14,861 19,818 14,606 34,749" 86,902 •Eastern and Western upren highways, Note,--{f) The fisure5 arc provisional. (II) The figures relate to plan and non-plan roads under tho control of Public Works and Housing Department and Zilla Parishodl (III) Road lengths of 69,921 km. hns been eonstfuctcd under scarcitY relief works and is besides the above roo.d length. Souru,-(1) Public Works and Housing Department Government of MaharashtrB Bombay. (2) An Economic Review 1975-76, J6J TiiAUE SEA-BORNE TRADE TABLE No. 19 .I Number oj Vessels which entered the Docks or were berthed at the Harbour Walls and paid dues during the past ten years. Net Serial Number of registered No. Year Vessels tonnage..,.,.,. of - 2 3 4 1965-66 2,222 1,100,059 2 1966-67 2,195 7,502,823 3 1967-68 2,017 6,920,872 4 1968-69 1,971 6,248,334 5 1969-70 1,820 6,065,227 6 1970-71 1,881 6,357,360 7, 1971-72 1,881 6,455,551 8 1972-73 1,879 6,605,038 9 1973-74 1,782 6,455,372 10 1974-75 1,756 6,226,056 Souree.-Dombay Port Tru•t Adminisrratron ~port, 1974-75, 161 He 4481-8 TRADE SEA-BORNE TRADE TABLE No. 19.2 Princtpal/tems of Imports (Docks and Banders) during 1974·75 Total Total Serial Commodities Imports Revenue No. (Tonnes) (Rs.) 1 2 3 4 I Asbestos and asbestos materials •. 800 6,000 2 Baggage-PaS!enger 4,500 2,37,800 3 Building materials 4 98,700 5,08,600 4 Chemicals 6,95,000 31,29,900 5 Copra 13,000 47,000 6 Cotton raw 6,100 21,400 7 Fertilizers ' 8,26,400 25,22,300 8 Fire-wood 26,100 8,500 9 Fish dried and fresh 31,300 1,53,000 10 Food-grains .. 19,62,500 41,59,900 II Food-stuffs not specified 34,000 1,16,900 12 Fruits fresh and dry .. 2,600 6,200 13 Industrial Alcohol and Spirits 6,400 1,44,100 non-potable. 14 Instruments, etc. . . 8,700 8,93,500 15 Marhineryoot specified 62,200 8,73,500 16 Metal and metal prcducts 8,66,900 1,16,93,000 17 Motor cars and lorries .. 3,400 2,56,100 18 Motor car parts and accessories . . 17,200 2,39,200 19 Paper and paper products 79,200 5,14,400 20 Rubber raw .. 21,900 1,40,200 21 Salt 2,15,200 95,000 22 Tallow 33,400 2,83,500 23 Wood pulp 28,800 3,16,000 24 Miscellaneous 1,32,000 17,'/2,100 Total 55,76,300 2,81,38,100 Source-Bombay Port Trust Administration Report, 1974-75. 162 TRADE SEA-BORNE TRADE TABLE No. 19.3 Principal Items of E 6 Cotton: raw, twist, w~~te4 ~andJya~~ 29,100 1,08,500 7 Drugs and medicines •• 22,500 1,39,100 8 Fodder 30,200 60,500 9 Food-grains .. 63,000 1·,31,300 10 Fruits & vegetables (dried& fresh) 66,800 2,36,900 11 Hosiery, huberdashery, millinerY 28,200 3,38 400 and wearing apparels. 12 Instruments, etc. 16,300 16,41,100 13 Machinery not specified 52,100 4,95,400 14 Metal and metal products 2.70,600 22,72,600 15 Motor cars & heavy duty vchicl~; 7,200 5,12,700 weighting 1i tonnes or mJre. 16 Motor vehicles parts & accessories 12,300 1,49,200 17 Paper and paper products 6100 38,300 18 Spices including pepper 15,600 58,200 19 Sugar 2,53,100 6,31,900 20 Tea 16,900 1,34,600 21 Textiles 65,700 2,73,700 22 Miscellaneous 1,54,700 15,59,700 Total 12,61.500 1,03,00,800 Soure«-Bombay Port Trust Administration Report, 1974-75. 163 . He 4481-8a TRADE TABLE No. 19.4 Cargo Traffic handled at Minor Ports of Malrarashtra during 197$·76 (Figures in Metric Tonnes) Serial Port Import Export Total No. I 2 3 4 5 I Dhanu 2,183 4,547 6,730 2 Tarapur 3 Nawapur 4 Satpati 216 216 5 Kelwa·Mahim 236 236 6 Amale (Dantivara) 678 20,869 21,547 ~• Uttan 10 10 8 Bassein 375 24 399 9 Bhivandi 10 Manori 11 Kalyan !2 Thana 3,573 3:573 13 Versowa 350 13 363 14 Bandra IS Elephanta !6 Trombay 12,708 1i,?os 17 Panvel (Uiwa and 13,234 13,234 Belapur) 18 Mora 537 20,690 21,227 19 Karanja 1,340 6,029 7,369 20 Mandwa 21 Thai (Rewas) .• '1·i3 'ijj 22 Alibag Dharamtar .... 23 Revdanda .. '363 450 813 24 Borli Mandla 204 204 25 Nangaon ·--- 164 TABLB No. 19 .4-contd. Serial Port Import Export Total No. I 2 3 4 5 26 Murud 203 203 27 Mandad ., 28 Rajapuri 1:725 1:442 J:i67 29 Kumbharu 90 90 30 Shriwardhan . , 31 Bankot 3,430 "ji 3:462 32 Kelshi 109 7 116 33 Harnai 2,112 27 2,139 34 Dabhol 18,237 12 18,249 35 Palshet 275 275 36 Borya 347 84 431 37 Jaigad .• 2,005 65 2,070 38 . Tiwari (Varoda) .• 130 I 131 39 Ratnagiri . , .. Foreign 1,168 1,168 13,818 2,720 16,538 40 Purnagad 949 148 1,097 41 Jaitapur 42 Vijaydurg 4'.i4o 4,i46 43 Deogad 44 Achara 45 Malwan 6,6o4 6,604 46 Niwati 160 160 47 Vengurla 2,764 6,696 9,460 48 Redi 8,05,912 8,05,912 "i4 1,025 1,039 49 Kiranpani 1,367 756 2,123 Total· . • 77,5n 8,89,779 9,67,376 ------~~~~~--~--~ ·Source-Accounts Officer, Office of the Chief Accounts Officer, Maharashtra State Bombay, 165 TRADE TABLE Cargo Tro/fic lumdled at the Docks and lmpoits Serial Year No. Docks Bunders Total 2 3 4 s 1 1969-70 4,267,791 7,165,814 11,433,t05 2 1970-71 . 3,563,499 7,294,993 10,858,492 3 1971-72 4,202,958 8,422,602 12,425,560 4 1972-73 3,962,529 8,356,160 12,318,689 s 1973-74 4,822,657 9,423,409 14,246,066 6 1974-75 5,206,142 8,655,131 13,861,273 Source:-Bombay Port Trust 166 No. 1~.5 Sunders during the past six yea/'s (in Metric Dead Weight tonnes) Exports Docks Buoders Total Grand Tota I 6 7 8 9 1,872,122 1,729,414 3,601,536 15,035,141 2,018,997 1,526,537 3,545,534 14,404,026 1,750.680 1,956,274 3,706,9~4 16,132,514 1,705,780 1,515,766 3,221,546 15,540,235 1,965,757 2,251,079 4,216,836 18,462,902 1,855,836 2,010,229 3,866,065 17,727,338 Administration Report, 1974-75, 167 TRADE RAIL-TRADE TABLE No. 19.6 Statetnem sltowhrg. tlze inward and outward movement of selected .. commodities by rail aud river into and from Maharashtra duri11g 1974-75° (In quintals) Serial No. Commodities Inward Outward Cattle (excluding sheep and 167,241 45,194 goals) (Nos.) 2 Horses, Ponies and Mules (Nos) 551 60 3 Sheep and Goats (Nos) 400,224 2,120 4 Animals, Others (Nos) 4,910 202 5 Bones 354,591 21,902 6 Bricks 1,058,906 3,978 7 Cement 8,800,724 47,075 8 Coal and Coke 21,010,240 5,064,458 9 Coffee 7,266 1,230 10 Cotton Twist and'Yarn-Indi~l; 13,367 64,997 II Cotton Twist and Yarn-Foreign 1,049 422 12 Cotton Piccegoods.Jndian .. 58,339 392, 127 13 Cotton Piccegoods-Foreign 145 633 14 Myrobalans . : 15,318 6,597 15 Fruits, dried 52,959 14,949 16 Glass 155,796 48,413 17 Gram and Gram Pr.oducts 1,278,449 164,447 18 Pulses other than gram and 1,113,568 1,334,662 gram products. 19 Maize . 198,084 321,973 20 Jowar 1,553,319 584,110 21 Bajra 914,446 69, 330 168 . TABLE No. 19. 6--<:ontd. Serial No. Commodities Inward Outward '22 Millets other than Jowar. and 104,638 422,683 Bajra. . 23 Rioo in the husk .• 297,406 19,233 24 Rioo not in the husk 2,429, 080 96,722 25 Wheat 2,754,010 5,441,280 26 Wheat flour .. 11,421 315,578 27 Grains, pulses, etc. others 588,473 252,366 28 Hemp, Indian I, 349 20,991 29 Hides, raw 13,337 11,836 30 Skins, raw - . . . . 4,604 4,510 31 Hides and Skins tanned and 32,920 9,781 leather. 32 Jute, raw-loose . , 3,091 396 33 Jute, raw-pucca bales 2,848 4,495 34 Gunny bags and cloth · 624,294 53,152 35 Iron and Steel .. 12,976,922 4,098,104 36 Lac and Shellac .. 2,998 2,643 37 Lime and limestone 1,355,285 70,008 38 Manganese ore . . . 1,211,482 1,517,413 39 Oilcakes-Castor •• 26,722 89,535 40 Oilcakes-Others •. 2,561,558 1,484,041 41 Oil-Kerosene .. 235,268 1,052,893 42 Vegetable oils-Castor 197,947 9,917 43 Vegetable oils-Coconut 1 2,066 21,050 44 Vegetable oils-Groundnut 154,482 16,345 45 Vegetn ble oils-Others 231,117 471,09! 46 Oil seeds-Castor .. 81,037 3,788 47 Oil seeds-Cotton .. 825,726 148,932 48 Oil seeds-Groundnut 781,679 20,868 49 Oil seeds-Linseed 118,625 2,105 ·--·------169: TABLE No. 19•6-concld. Serial Commodities Inward Outward No. so Oil seeds-Rape and Mustard 10,889 I, 942 51 Oil seeds-Til or Jinjili 26,324 66,546 52 Ghee 231 757 53 Rubber, raw 2,059 1,866 54 Salt 662,212 1,446,471 55 Sugar (Excluding Khandsari) .• 515,283 1,926,769 56 Khandsari Sugar •• 32,425 159,564 57 Gur Jaggery and Gur Sbakkar, 1,884, 256 171,392 58 Molasses 996 120,048 59 Tea 231,638 10,211 60 Tiles 209,030 11,746 61 Tobacco, raw 61,816 12,730 62 Teak wood 80,095 25,395 63 Other timber 2,228,850 808,630 64 Wool, raw 12,236 33,849 65 *Raw Colton-Indian Lint . 864,510 655,469 66 *Raw Colton-Foreign Lint 5,177 10,509 67 *Kapas (loose) unjinned-Indian 18,203 60,731 Raw Colton. *Figures relate to September, 1973-August 1974. Source.-Department of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, Government of India, Calcuua-1. 170 El\IPLOY11mNT TABLE N0.1Q.l Em,loym~•t throqlt Employrro~ltt E:ult~ Ye>r Re~istra· Pbc» No. of No. of Vacancies Vacudes ••J hoD. mcut applicants c:mplo,.ert Notified outstandina m.:.atb OD. Lh-c whO usN at tbo rues. Register at tbo ofye;st/ the eo.d of ucho~.nacs moatb 1QI'/month 2 3 4 5 6 7 1970 •• 4,02,039 38,662 3,28,313 87,221 27,193 1971 •• 4,75,360 44,184 4,29,578 85,253 22,672 1972 .• 3,96,093 37,705 $,97,650 83,163 26,249 1973 •• 4,o40,714 44,048 6,97,749 88,567 32,821 1914 •• 4,16,344 34,4.51 7,06,351 72,082 ::!3.568 197.5 Js.n, 75 39,858 2,551 7,16,176 1,066 4,735 23,0$2 Fcb.75 32,288 2,279 7,16,$19 1,045 4,442 2.2,976 Mar. 7! .. 31,463 2,619 7,07,884 1,13$ 5,126 22,889 Apr. 15 •• 23,320 879 7,13,486 759 3,526 24,151 "b.,7$ .. 12,186 792 7,05,916 595 37,99 26,695 Juno 75 •• 40,496 2.041 6,9$,252 11,23 5,368 26,093 July75 60,791 3,174 7,26,402 1,344 1,125 27,5SI AUI\llt 50,849 2,309 7,41,064 1,395 6,,515 29,299 Sept. 15 •• 46,180 2,281 7,53,115 1,096 5,460 28,847 Od. 15 •• 39,7.. 0 2,593 7,60,151 897 6,006 28,135 Nov. 75 •• 31,580 2,4$5 7,62,086 911 3,995 26,860 D«. 75 .. 39,326 4,644 7,66,481 1,800 9,956 27,946 SoiU'c.-DiroetoratoorEm.ploymen.t,(Oovl. or Mabarnbtra) Bombay 1. 171 EMPLOYMENT TABLE No. 20.2 State Goa•ernment' Employees as on Jst July 1966 Serial Category · Employees No. I 2 3 Gazctlcd I (a) Class I 2,433 (b) Cla;s II 6,877 Total 9,310 2 Non-Gazetted (a) Class lli 1,89,637 ' (b) Class IV 89,286 Total 2,78,923. ,Total Staff ----2,88,233 3 Other Class IV servants paid from Contin- 3,425 gencies · 4 Work-charged personnel 14,130 5 • Part:tjme and h~noaary 5,291 ' I ' S~urce..,-Handbook of Basic Statistics, Maharashtra, 1972. 172 EM:J'LOYMENT TABLE No. 20.3 Distribution of Employees (Classes I to JV) accordin~ to Ranges of Total Monthly Emoluments as on Ist Julv 1966 Pay range Employee• 2 (I) Below Rs. 25 462 (2) Rs. 25-49 35,811 (3) Rs. 50-74 2,198 (4) R.<. 75-99 21,886 (5) Rs. 100-149 1,24,647 (6) Rs. 150-199 46,898 (7) Rs. 200-249 22,480 (8) Rs. 250-299 13,795 (9) Rs. 300-349 7,220 (10) Rs. 350-399 4,370 II) Rs. 400-499 3,905 12) Rs. 500-749 2,678 13) Rs. 750-999 839 ~(14) Rs. 1,000-1,079 255 (15) Rs. 1,080-1,134 125 (16) Rs. 1,135-1,499 .. 362 (17) Rs. 1,500-1,999 .. 186 (IS) Rs. 2,000-2,499 .. 64 (19) Rs. 2.5~-2. 999 .. 24 (20) Rs. 3,000 and above 28 Total 2,88,233 Source-Handbook of Basic Statistics, Maharashtra, 1972 173 EMPLOYMENT TABLE No. 20.4 Emp/oym.. •nt by~Jndustry Divisions Industry Divisions Employment at the end of March 1975 (in '000) Agriculture, Hunting, Forestry and Fishing 51·4 Mining and Quarrying 21·4 Manufacturing 1,073·8 Electricity, Gas and Water , 54·4 Construction 113·8 Wholesale and Retail Trado and Restaurants and 62·4 Hotels. Transport, Storage and Communications 393·6 Financing, Insurance, Real Estate and Business 141· 7 Services. Community, Social, Personal and Ropair Services. 919·1 Total 2,831·6 Source.- Directorate of Employment, Bombay 400 001. 174 EMPLOYMENT TABLB No. 20.5 Employment seekers by level of Education . Level of Education 1974 1975 (December)---- (December) 1. Matriculates including 3,15,851 3,56,307 Intermediate. 2. Engineering Diploma Holders 1,375 1,604 3. I.T.I. Trained and Trained under 14,058 17,970 Apprentices Act. 4. Graduate including Post-Graduate (a) Engineering 1,249 1,278 (b) Medical 577 389 (c) Others 55,438 62,749 ------Total Graduate including Post- 57,064 64,416 Graduate Total Educated 3,88,348 4,40,297 Others 3,18,003 3,26,184 Grand Total 7,06,351 7,66,481 Source.-Directorate of Employment, Bombay 400 001. 175 EMPLOYMENT TABLE No. 20.6 Employment Seekers by Occupational Dil·isions No. of employment seekers on Live Board Occupational Divisions Register at the end of June 1974 1975 2 . 3 . 1. Professional, Technical and Related 23,679 20,658 Workers. 2. Administrative, Executive and Mana· 736 827 gerial Workers. 3. Clerical and Related wo,·kers 71,966 67,582 4. Sales Workers 130 76 5. Service Workers 12,482 13,284 6. Farmers, Fishermen, Hunters, Lossers 2,978 2,872 and Related Workers. 7. Production and Related Workers, 42,285 48,541 Transport Equipment opcl'ators and Labourers. 8. Workers not classified by occupntions 5,38,462 . 5,41,412 Total • . 6,92,718 6,95,252 Sou~ce.-Dircctorate of Employm•nt, Bombay 400 001. 176 EMPLOYMENT TABLE No. 20.7 Demands and Placement in tl~'e various sectors 1974 1975 Sector Demands Place- Demands Place- mcnt ment I. Central Govornment 12,560 9,256 13,988 9,010 2. State Government .. 16,940 JI,244 11,955 6,396 3. Public Sector under- 4,355 2,598 8,287 3,854 taking, under Central Govern .. ment. 4. Public Sector under· 3,010 1,723 2,395 1,004 taking, under State Govern· ment. 5. Quasi Government .. 4,665 2,664 3,843 1,412 6. Total, Public Sector 41,530 27,485 40,468 21,676 7. Private Sector .. 30,552 6,966 26,185 6,942 Grand Total . . 72,082 34,451 66,653 28,618 --- Source.-Directorate of Employment, Bombay-400 001. 177 POLICE T ABLB No. 21.1 Police Stations, Out Posts and Police Force In Maharashtra State as on 31st March 1976 District Number Number Strength of of Police of out Police includin& station Posts temporary Polioe Foroe. · 2 3 4 In the whole State including 688 I ,044 82,306 Greater Bombay. including officers and other ranks. Source.-Inspector-Gcncral of Police, Bombay. 178 POLICE TABLE 21.2 Sanctioned strength and cost' of police (including Railway, but excluding Greater Bombay) as on 31st March 1976. Serial Designation No. of posts. No. Inspector General of Police 2 Special Inspector General of Police 2 3 Commissioner of Police 2 4 Deputy Inspector-General of Police 12 s Number of SuperintendeniS of Police 70 6 Number of Deputy Superintendent of 192 Police. 7 Number of Police Inspector 647 8 Number of Police Sub-Inspector 2,230 9 Number of Head Constables 14,833 10 Numbe(of Police Constables 44,333 Grand Total 62,322 Rs. II Total cost payable from Central and State J9,10,08,417 revenue for the financial year 1975-76. 12 Total cost payable from sources other than 4,88,995 Central and State Revenue. • . 13 Grand total cost for the year 1975-76 39,14,97,412 Source.-Inspector-General ·of Police, Maharashtra State, Bombay. 179 POLICE TABU! No. 21.3 Cognizable Offences including Attempts under Indian Penal Code . for the year 1974 (excluding Greater Bombay)---- Serial Offences Total No. I 2 3 I Rioting . . . . 2,503 2 Offences relating to coins . • . • 3 O!Iences relating to Currency notes and Bank 26 notes. 4 Murder ...... 1,511 5 Culpable Homicide not amounting to murder 26 6 Administering of stupefying drugs 36 7 Kidnapping and abduction 407 8 Dacoity and preparation or assembly f~~ 651 dacoity 9 Robbery 2,582 10 House breaking 20,601 11 Cbeating 1,280 12 Breach of trust 2,489 13 Thefts- (/) Copper wire •. 1,504 (ii) Cattle . . . , . 3,446 (iii~ Cycle .. .. . 4,561 (iv Motor. vehicles and accessories 403 (v Fire Arms . . . . 10 (vi) Explosives . . . : (vii) Otherthefts .. 40,599 14 Miscellaneous 27,805 Grand Total of Crimes 1,10,440 Source-c-lnspector-General of Police, Maharashra State, Bombay. 180 POLICE TABLE No. 21.4 Cost and Strength of Police Force in Greater Bombay as on Jist March 1976 · 1 Commissioner of Police 2 Add!. Commissioners Police 3 3 Deputy Commissioners of Police 14 4 Assistant Commissioners of Police 47 S Inspectors of Police 156 6 Prosecutors 47 7 Assistant Police Inspectors 222 8 Sub-Inspectors 1,264 9 Jamadars 257 10 Head Constables .. ' 3,898 11 Police Constables 14,403 Total strength 20,312 Rs. I Tota I cost payable from State from sources 9, 74,696·00 and Central Revenue (from 1st January · 1975 to. 30th~June 1975). 2 Total cost payable from sources other than 42,44,341·00 State and Central Revenue (from 1st January 1975 to 30th June 1975). Total Cost •. 52,19,037·00 Source-Commissioner of Police, Greater Bombay. 181 POLICE TABLB No. 21.5 Cognizable Offences including Attempts under Indian Penal Code in Greater Bombay during 1975-76 Serial Offences Total No. 2 3 1 Rioting ...... 179 2 Offences relating to coins . . . . 2 3 Offences relating to currency notes and Bank 4 notes · 4 Murders ...... IS4 S Culpable homicide not amounting to murder 29 6 Administering of stupefying drugs •• I 7 Kidnapping and abducuon 206 8 Dacoity and preparation or assembly fo'r 27 dacoity 9 Robbery 299 10 Cheating 1,091 11 Breach of trust 1,129 12 House-breaking 2,715 13 Thefts of- (lj Copper wire • • . . 32 (II Cattle , . • . 66 (ill Cycle • . . • 963 (lv Motor vehicles and accessories 1,521 (vl Firearms 6 (vi Explosives (vii Other thefts 15,237 14 Other crimes 9,757 Total Crimes 33,418 Soura.-Commissioncr of Police, Greater Bombay. 182 PROHIBIT!TJON TABLE No. 22.1 Number of trees taped Neera produced and sold in the State of Maharashtra during 1970·71 to 1972·73. Serial Subject 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 No. Number of trees tapped 36,707 24,660 24,972 2 Number of selling centres 307 257 276 3 Quantity of neera pro- 16,90,465 18,56,295 21,70,888 duced in litres. 4 Quantity of neera sold 14,31,153 15,98,38 718,24,899 in litres. 5 Quantity of gur manu- Nil Nil Nil. factured in Kilograms. Source.-Directorate of Prohibition and Excise. Mabarasbtra State, Bombay. 18.1 PROHIBITION· TABLE No. 22.2 Offences under. Prohihltloivand· Excise .Laws for ·the year . .. ' . 1970·71 10·1972•73 . . . . Serial Type of Offence No. of cases in No. - 1970·71 1971-72 1972-73 · 1 Illicit distillation and ···19,091 19,863 16,039 possession of imple mentsetc. for the same .. 2 Illicit importation, ex- 2,481 2,808 2,826' . portation and trans- portation. 3 Illicit possession 75,996_ 82,879 75,525 4 Unlicenced sale 2,583• 2,021' 2,315 S Cases of drunkenness .. '28,385 19,769 21,881 6 Offences relating to homp . 2,168 2,438 . 1,767 drugs. 7 Offences relating to 2 1 so cocaine. 8 Offences relating to 224 237 101 opium . . Total cases .. 1,30,930 1,40,137 1,20,504 9 Cases in which con vic• 24,323 30,343 14,796 tions were obtained. 10 Cases in which con vic. 14,323 ' 16,614 10,258 tions have been re· corded for drunkeness. Source.-Director of Prohibition · and Excise, Maharashtra State, Bombay. 184 TABLE No. 22.3 PRUHI TABLB DIJtrlctwfse offence., under Prohibition a11d Offences rclatina Dlicit distillation and Illicit importation, possession for implements exportation and Serial Name of etc. for tho same tran..,portation No. tho District 3 4 1970.71 1971·72 1972-73 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I Bombay 5,761 S,734 6,320 121 179 238 2 Thane 1.167 1,499 1,369 157 235 207 3 Kulaba 576 259 304 271 262 189 4 Ratnagiri 505 412 697 215 130 34 5 Nasbik 441 m 334 109 144 118 6 Dhulc 171 276 232 2 102 44 7 Jalpon 327 384 421 28 8 Ahmr~asar 106 130 109 287 2jt 251 9 Pune 1,615 1,!163 571 13 19 23 10 1,020 1,013 7fi9 100 121 130 II 383 356 399 62 138 167 12 S90 590 391 90 90 94 13 804 567 667 219 386 503 14 Auransabad 320 273 80 .. 15 Parbhani 278 52 60 4 16 Bblr 337 466 564 8 17 Nandcd S2 72 43 .. 18 Osmanabad 81 56 19 • i2 4 3 19 Buldhana 244 712 344 41 39 20 Amravati 273 371 486 2 14 8 21 Yavatmal 757 517 630 6 39 22 Wardha 226 ISO 182 "-it 71 102 23 A kola 2,0!14 308 287 24 Nagpur 4SO 1,733 i8o "92 25 Bhandara 269 1,111 4i7 387 3SO 249 26 Chandrapur 284 985 332 172 I9S 387 Total 19.091 19.863 16,039 2,481 2,808 2,826 Source.-Dlrector of l1rohlbJtlon 186 IHl'lUN No. 22.3 E:cctse Laws for 1M y~arl97fr71 to 1971-13 to liquor IIUcit possession Unlicenccd sale Cas01 of drunkenness s 6 7 1970-71 1971·72 1972-73 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1970.71 1971·72 1972·73 9 10 11 12 13 14 lS 16 17 28,618 33,753 29.1Sl 158 178 115 565 607 348 6,6b8 8,724 8,015 27 34 35 1,210 1,351 1,362 1,036 926 782 17 6 2 865 827 Sti8 531 985 2 59 270 263 :i49 2,799 4,231 3,845 9 1 7 2,592 3,762 2,406 1,334 2,102 1,534 4 3 1 1,037 951 986 1,237 1,425 1,406 2 2 30 1,716 1,525 1,564 1,843 2,001 2,248 2 4 2,213 1,924 2,113 6,614 7,395 5,836 2 1 3 2,003 3,198 2,045 1-835 1,880 2.180 53 44 535 459 468 3,142 1.191 1,260 1,208 247 474 661 1,112 748 783 4,381 381 4,813 •os 108 126 443 440 465 2,257 2,073 1,1:161:1 766 886 1,114 2.257 2,221 1,936 929 1,019 1480 4 499 743 7oo 817 974 884 487 345 371 407 409 388 .. 273 264 470 806 817 823 5 .. .. 181 197 204 481 648 716 2 2 3 291 375 317 738 670 1,14:! 1 2 529 509 546 1,907 • 2,071 2.433 20 28 ..226 1,510 1,385 1,616 1,241 1,706 1,869 1 143 10 1,140 911 566 914 616 760 5 20 10 604 599 589 1,751 1,537 1,508 1,042 1,146 1,086 817 2,125 2,957 46 'js .. 3,668 4,168 .. 2,127 1,246 '2.652 - 17 8 888 544 645 1,366 1,497 2,399 46 36 102• 421 402 575 75,996 82,879 75,525 2,583 2,021 2,315 28,385 19,769 21,881 and Excise, Mabu.rasblru. Stare, Bombay 187 TABLB Offences relating Toral of Col. 3 to 17 Yoarwbo Serial Name of the District 8., No. 1970.71 1971-72 1972-73 I' 2 18 19 20 I Bombay 35,223 40,451 36,772 2 Thane 9,229 11,843 10,988 3 Kulaba .. 2,765 2.280 1,227 4 Ratnalirl 1,560 1,395 1,96S s Nashik 5,950 8,413 6,710 6 Dhule 2,548 3,434 2,797 7 Jalpoo 3,282 3,336 3.449 8 Ahmedoasai' 4,4!11 4,286 4,725 9 Puno 10,247 12,176 8,478 10 Sa tara 3,467 3,526 6,274 II Sansll 2,995 2,976 3,218 12 Sola pur 5.612 1.609 5,889 13 Kolhapur .. 6,303 6,133 14 Aurangabad 1,748 2,045 ~:~~~ IS Parbbani 1;583 lJ,372 1,319 16 Bhlr 1,017 ' 1,139 1,430 17 Nandcd . , 1,044 1,086 1,070 Osmnnab:~d 18 •• 873 1,0~5 1,118 19 Buldban:~ 1,!153 1.932 2,032 20 Amrnvati 3,712 3,869 4,569 21 Ynvatmal 3,349 3,349 3,1J4 22 Wa.rdba 1,790 1,456 1,643 23 Akola 5,993 2,911 2,612 24 Nagpur 6,469 25 ' 8,99S Bhandara 3,686 3.259 3,982 26 Cbandrapur :: 2,295 3,115." . 3,795 Total (. .•. 1,28,536 1,37,461 1,18,586 188 No. 22.3--contd. to liquor Offences relating to Offences relating to Hemp Drugs Cocaine 9 10 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 197()..71 1971-72 1972-73 21 22 23 24 2S 26 183 2S7 176 87 12S 128 . 6 IS IS '"4 jSj' 'i01 ''t'34 .... 47 68 37 60 so 6 ". i 106 102 119 433 494 340 101 111 96 39 6S 57 160 47 "46 "6i 10 '63' 83 "49 39 81 6S 49 60 60 41 48 4S 2S 87 93 ... i 88 138 98 48 97 7 80 52 104 'is9 ':iio 63 I '"4 14 2,168 2.438 . 1,767 2 so 189 TABLa Offences rolatinl Olfeoccs relatiDa to Total of Col. 18 to 29 Opium (ycarwlso) Serial Namoof II 12 No. the District 1970· 1971- 1912· 1970.71 1971-72 1972.73 71 12 73 2 27 28 29 30 31 32 I Bombay IS 35.422 40,708 36,948 2 Tbaoc s '2 ·; 9,321 11,970 11,121 3 Kulaba I 2,172 2,295 1,277 4 Ratnaa:iri '3 'i I,S60 1,398 1,971 s Nashik is 16 12 6,121 8,636 6,856 6 Dbulc 3 1 8 2,598 3,509 2,842 7 Jala:aon I 2 2 3,343 3,388 3,457 8 Abmcdnagar 2 3 4,559 4,393 4,847 - 9 Punc 22 17• s 10,702 12,687 8,823 10 Sat~ara 1S 98 3,643 3,741 II S~ansli 3 ·; 3,031 3,041 • 3,280 12 Solapur 1 36 13 5,779 1,639 5,99.5 13 Kolb~apur 33 3S 20 6,336 6,168 6,118 14 Auransab~ad 1,748 2,107 2,270 IS Parbhanl . i I 1,646 1,456 1,368 16 Bhir ·; 1,057 1,220 1,502 Nandcd 17 'j 4 1,093 1,146 1,134 18 Osmunabad I 917 1,134 1,163 19 Buldhana I '9 1,579 2,019 2,134 20 Amravati I 3,802 4,007 4,667 21 Yavatmal 3,187 3,446 3,125 22 Wardha 'i '3 ••s 1,872 1,511 1,752 23 Akolll 2 3 3 5,995 2,914 2,678 24 Naa:pur 3 . i 6,831 9,225 2S Bbandara 4 3,693 3,260 3,990 26 Cbandrnpur 22 14 •• 2,317 3,129 3,809 Total .. 224- 231 101 1,30,930 1,40,137 120,504 !90 No. 22,3~ncld. to liquor casee in which convictions Cases in which convictions were obtained ba\·e been recorded for drunkenness 13 14 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 33 34 35 36 37 38 911 117 803 166 435 225 1,084 945 1,292 720 696 784 780 672 307 548 522 522 305 241 266 113 70 153 2,175 2,789 ],413 1,527 1,495 1,360 655 419 334 134 545 304 1,274 1,167 1,0.50 668 874 778 949 891 898 863 849 756 1,799 3,054 2,249 873 1,408 916 931 686 459 400 491 614 ·62s 442 550 '37S 1,326 455 251 157 238 282 1,455 6,190 1,352 1,238 1.622 1.192 201 158 400 491 210 67 '2j8 '27S 'i47 319 275 355 197 94 207 82 89 135 65 107 91 144 183 56 107 247 55 <9 852 273 157 33> 116 410 626 575 595 477 540 1,781 1,246 114 811 858 370 627 177 277 313 241 200 640 311 649 407 381 4,391 5,548 2,803 ..-.o;s 412 480 '24i 350 119 'iiS 631 848 814 321 327 349 24.323 30,343 14,796 14.272 16,614 10,258 191 HOUSING TABLE No: 23.1 Number of Tenements constructed under various Housing Schemes in Maharashtra (upto 3/st December 1975)._:...__ Number of Number Serial Type of Housing Scheme tenements_ of plots No. constructed developed 1 2 3 4 1 Subsidised Industrial Housing Scheme 45,969 2 Slum Clearance Scheme .• 27,397 3 Low Income Group Housing Scheme 20,817 ..... 4 Economically Weaker Section Scheme 4,170 S Middle Income Group Housing Scheme--- 2,956 Total .. 1,01,309 2,482 Source-Public Works and Housing Department, Sachivalaya, Bombay. . HOUSING TABLE No. 23.2 Statement showing the Tenements constructed by Co-operative Housing Societies in Malrarashtra State as on 31st March 19'16 No. of Amount of No. of No. of housing loans advanced tenements tenements societies to housing constructed under (Members) societies construction 1 2 3 4 Rs. 3,985 89,20,54,000 39,780 56,018 Source-The above information pertains to the Maharashtra Co-operative Housing Finance Society Limited, Bombay. !92 RURAL DEVELOPMENT C. D. PROGRAMME TABLE No. 24.1 Physical Achievenumts In respect of C. D. blocks In tfre MallO· rashtra State since inception of the community Development progrtlmme Cumulative Serial Item Unit total since No. inception upto 1974-75 2 3 4 1 Number of Panchayat Samitis No. 296 2 Number of villages covered No. 38,716 3 Population covtred (197 I) No. 79,118 (000) 4 Improved seeds distributed Quintal 4,637 (000) S Chemical fertilizors distributed Quintal 38,111 (000) 6 Pedigree bulls supplied No. 13,o75 7 Animals castrated No. (000) 4,248 8 Additional area likely to be ir· (OOO)Ha. 982 rigated by minor irri&ation works constructed, repaired or renovated. 9 Area reclaimed, bunded and 6,071 teuaced. (OOO)Ha 10 Drinking water wells constructed No. 45,925 II Adults made literate No.(OOO) 7,391 12 Youth Clubs functioning No. . 11,041 13 Mahila Samitis functioning No. 7,931 14 Kacha roads con. TABLE No. 24·3 Coverage, Income and Expenditure of Village Panchayllts (1971-72) ------Serial Item Particulars No. 1 3 I Coverage (I) Nu~ber or Village Panchayats 22,941 (2) Number or villages covered 38,595 (3) Population covered (thousand no.)• 3,48,92 II Income Qakh Rs.) (I) S.lr-raised resources 4,42·45 (2) Grants 9,52·11 (3) Donations, contributions etc. 3,19·99 Total Income 17,14· 55 III Expenditure Qakhs Rs.) {I) Sanitation and health 2,51•75 {2) Public Works 9,81·95 {3) Wetrare or People 64·52 (4) Others 4,79·53 Total Expenditure · 17,77·75 Sour c..-Hand book of Basic Statistics. • According to 1961 Population Cengus. 195 He 4481-9a LOCAL BODIES TABLBNO. 25·1 Local Bodies by Types (197S) Serial Local Body Num,bcr No. 1 2· 3 1 · Municipal Corporati'?ns 5 2 Municipal Councils 222 3 Zilla Parishads 25 4 Pancbayat Samitis 296 5 Village Pancbayats •• . 23,329* . Source-Handbook of Basic Statistics. •Provisional as on 31·3-1974. ·196 LOCAL BODIES TABLB No. 25·2 Constitution of Municipal Council• and Municipal Corporations (1971-72) Number or Number of CoWlcUiors Serial DJatr!ot Muacipal No. COGacil Oonoral R.oNtvo Nomina~ Total lod '2 3 4 ' 6 7 Thane 8 197 22 19 23~ 2 Kulaba 10 118 16 27 116 3 Rataaaltl 7 110 13 .7 JJU 4 Na.sik: II 217 41 16 274 ' Dbulo 6 112 24 10 146 6 Jal1aon 13 253 32 21 306 7 Abmoclo.GII&r 4 84 16 6 106 8 Puac 12 153 25 27 205 9 SataN 8 119 22 17 158 10 Sa.aali 6 115 20 11 146 II' SbolapW' 9 143 31 10 184 12 Kolbapur 10 162 35 19 216 197 TABLE No. 25.2-contd. - Num bcr of Councillors Serial District No. or No. ._.- Municipal, Oeooral Reserve Nomi- Total · CounCil •- · oato4 2 3 4 5 6 7 13 A.uraaaaba4 9 148 18 22 -188 14 P&rbhaai .. 12 172 29 12 213 15 Bblr 1 100 21 8 129 16 Naoclod II 159 30 II 200 17 Osmaaabad 13 178 37 13 228 u Butdbaoa 9 147 23 10 180 19 Akola 9 171 21 15 207 20 Amravati 13 213 32 28 273 ·21 Yavatmal .. 8! 123 22 8 153 22 Wardba 6 110 13 8 131 2l Naapur 10 150 21 8 179 24 Bbaodara 5 87 26 2 115 2S Cbaodrapur s 84 13 8 lOS Mabarasbtra State 221 3,625 603 343 4,571 Muoidpa1 Corporation-: I. Oroator Bombay 140 140 rt: Puno · · 69 4 73 UI., Naapur, 72 3 .... ,75 IV. Solapu_r 52 3 55 Sourct-Hudbook of Basic Statistics 1975. 198 L- I ' TABLE No, ·2.5·3 . ... , !99 WCAL TABLE Income and Expenditure of Municipal Councils Serial Item All No. MuniciP.al Councils 1 2 3 1 Municipal rates and taxes- ~~~Octroi .. .. 12,57,77 b Taxes on Houses and lands 3,79,82 (c) Lighting, water and conservancy rates 1,57,02 (d) Others , . . . . 1,55,17 Total-I 19,49,78 2 Income from other sources- (a) Government grants 7,22,97 (b) Other Sources 3,65,54 Total-II 10,88,51 Total income I+II (Excluding extraordinary 30,38,29 and debts and opening balance) 3 Expend ituro- (a) Public lighting . . . . 1,00,88 (b) Water supply . . . . ' 3,00,43 (c) Drainage conservancy and sanitary; 6,28,01 ~d) Road 2,45,10 e) Others 17,26,04 Total expenditure III (Excluding extra- 30,00,41 ordinary and debts and closing balance) Source-Directorate of Economic! 200 BODIES No. 25·3 and Munlcip Municipal Corporations ' ' , 'Bomba( Pune Nagpur Sola pur 4 s 6 7 . 18,08,12 2,96,71 1,69,18 . 87,98 18,67,80 1,30,34 42,61 , 30,71 11,56,92 43,96 79,59 21,86 " 3,94,94 . ' 22,15 18,84. ,·· 1,72 52,27,78 .. 4,93,16 3,10,22 1,42,27 _ . .,,. .... 94,87 55,33 42,69 18,43. 9,80,74 . 1,02,71 30,44 ·55,18 10,75,61 . 1,58,04 73,13 73,61 63,03,39 6,51,20 3,83 35 . 2,15,88 1,60,26 7,00 6,81 7,68 8,32,06 1,30,46 43,38 27,82 10,99,74 1,11,74 40.71 r6.78 5,12,33 60,78 9,39 0.50 59,15,03 3,98,88 2,75,78 1,47,84 85,19,42 7,08,86. 3,76,07 2,30,62 and Statistics, Bombay. · \ .·· 201 LOCAL BODIES TABLB No. 25.4 Statement showing Income and expenditure of municipal bodies on different Items during 1974-75° (Rs. in '000) MuniciP.al Municipal All Items Councils Corpora- Municipal tions Bodies I. Revenue receipts- · (a) Rates and taxes 2,69,358 7,75,821 10,45,179 ~b) Grants .. 1,07,090 40,882 1,47,972 c) Other Sources . 73,920 2,34,994 3,08,914 Total 4,50,368 10,51,697 15,02,065 n. Expenditure- (a) General Administration. 71,114 61,526 1,32,640 (b~ Public Lighting .. 14,110 21,567 35,677 ·~c Water Supply .. 54,327 1,4G,411 1,94,738 · d) Drainage, Conservancy 77,146 1,48,781 2,25,927 and Sanitation. (e) Hospitals, dispensaries 17,382 1,24,785 1,42,167 and vaccinations, (f) Education ... 65,585 1,87,857 2,53,442 (g) Public Works 53,429 98,662 1,52,091 (h) 01hers .. 63,291 3,02,082 3,65,373 ') Total _4,16,384 10,85,671 1,5,02,05! ' •Provisional. Source.-Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Bombay. · 202 PRESS AND PUBLICATIONS TABLE No. 26 Printing Presses, Newspapers, Baaks and Periodicals /97J·74 (Figures are provisional) Serial Item Number No. 2 3 • Number of Printing Presses ~.388 2 Newspaper!- (a) Dailies 123 (b) Weeklies (Including bi·weel •Figures relate to calendar year 1973. Sour~E•amincr of Books and Publications, Bombay. (Government of Maharashtra) 203 LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA TABLE No. 27. I N~mher of Polici~s and Sum assured (Ne~ Business) in tire State of Maluuashtrafor the last ten years Sum assured Year Number of Policies (Rs. in crores) 2 3 1965-66 2,53,819 153· 95 1966-67 2,22,629 143·04 1967-68 2,24,189 156· 59 1968-69 2,42,209 177' 22 1969-70 2,23,566 205·71 1970-71 2,60,177 264· 13 1971-72 3,01,976 313·94 1972-73 3,19,869 387·42 1973-74· 3,31,246 . 464·23 1974-75 3,07,398 465·04 Source.-Life Insurance Corporation of India, Bombay 204 LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA TABLE No. 27.2 Disburs~m~nl of Loans against various schemes in the State of Maharashtra (1966-75) CLakhs of Rupees) To Municipalities Year end ins For For etc. for Total Housinl Industrial Urban purpOSOio purposes Development Schemes 2 3 4 5 Jist March 1966 .. 2.18·50 1,92·17 4,50•06 8,60·13 31st March 1967 s.oo·oo 1,30•38 4,12•28 10,42·66 Jist March 1968 6.75•00 6.41'05 U·tlO t4,ot·os• 3 ht March 1969 6,So·OO 1,54•60 85-ll 8,90·42 31st March 1970, 6,50•00 1,20· 23 65·70 8,35:93 Jht March 1971 s,so·oo t.4o·24 1,17·92 11.08'16 lht March 1972 13,00'00 1,02·93 67•61 . 14,70·54 Jht March 1973 13,00•00 1.19·74 1.97·88.. 16,17•62 Jist March 1974 u,oo·oo 1,73•85 31·86 13,05'71 Jht March 197$ 12,99·00 2.35•13 3,20·60 18,54•73 • Includes loan advancod Cor RabuUdiDI Ko1Jl&aasar. •• Includes loan advanced to> State Governmcal for Aurangabnd (Jo.yak wadi) Water Supply Scheme. Not•-In & TABLE Index Numbers of wlwle-sa/e prices by Average of months/ Food Liquor Fuel, Power Serial weeks ended Articles and Light and No. Saturday Tobacco Lubricants 2 3 4 s I 1965-66 .. 144.6 133.2 124.1 2 1969-70 .. 196.8 195.0 155.1 3 1970-71 203.9 184.9 161.8 4 1971-72 210.3 194.8 1J2.1 s. 1972-73 239.5 233.0 180.7 6. 1973-74 .. 295.6 251.2 215.1 7. 1974-75 •. 363.6 305.4 315.8 8 April1974 325.5 269.2 309.1 9 . November 1974 375.6 310.9 318.6 10 December 1974 369.7 313.8 314.5 11 January 1975 368.5 305.7 319.9 12 February 1975 365.3 310.0 319.6 13 March 1975 · 357.7 308.5 322.0 14 · April 361.0 310.0 322.1 IS April 5, 1975 355.0 310.2 322.0 16 Aprill2, 1975 357.3 312.1 322.0 17 April19,1975 364.2 308.8 322.2 18 April, 26, 1975 366.5 308.8 322.1 Source.-(!) Reserve Bank of India Bullctin-Aprill975. ' (2) Office of the Economic Adviser to tho Government 206 OF LIVING No. 28.1 Groups and Important Commodities (1961-62= 100) 'Industrial Chemicals Machinery Manufactures All Raw and Trans· Commoditie: materials port equip- ments 6 7 8 9 ~ 10 132.8 125.9 117.7 118 .I 131:6 180.1 183.8 136.4 143.5 171.6 197.3 188.0 148.0 154.9 181.J 191.0 197.0 159.0 167i.l 188.4 204.0 200.8 168.2 176.7 207.1 299.2 219.8 184.7 205.6 254.3 327.2 300.1 254.4 254.5 313,7 .324.2 274.3 220.5 241.8 289.9 '320.1 309.1 269.4 . 256.7 320.0 320.7 312.7 210.5 255.4 317.2 316.4 309.4 270.4 254.0 315.8 306.4 323.9 266.1 255.2 313.5 292.9 325.7 267·,') . 253.3 308.4 286.2 327.9 267.1 252.0 308.6 283.9 327.9 267.1 252.3 305.9 284.5 327.9 267.1 252.3 307.0 288.0 327.9 267·.1 '.251.9 310.1 288.2 327.9 267.1 252.1 311.1 of India, 207 SJ:AJIIDARD - TABU! Coruumer Price Index N11mbers for. Work/Jig Bombay Sola pur Average Adverage Month Price for Price for the year the year 1960=100 1960=100 1 2 3 April1972 .. 195. 194 May 1972 196 192 Juno1972 201 200 July 1972 203 io6 August 1972 199 211 September 1972 203 214 October 1972 203 218 November 1972 202 2.24 December 1972 204 229 January 1973 20S 229 February 1973 208 232 March 1973 212 240. Source.-Labour Gazette, Commissioner of ;2Q8 OF LIVING No. 28.2 Class (New Series) Apr/11972 to March 1973 Nagpur Jalgaon Pune Nanded Aurangabad ·Average Average Average Average Average Price for Price for Price for Price for Price for the year the year the year the year the year 1960=100 1961=100 1961=100 1961 =100 1961=100 4 5 6 7 8 195 196 180 209 198 197 198 181 211 198 201 200 183 218 205 203 205 186 227 212 204 208 192 230 223 204 209 193 232 225 204 -211 194 234 228 205 216 197 234 229 205 218 201 233 232 , ...204 217. 200 236 235 ·. 206 220. ~01 240 232. 207 223 204 . 257 250 . ' Labour, Mnharashtra State 209 FINANCE BUDGET.J976-77 TABLB No. 29.1 Receipts on~Revenue Account (In lakhs Rs. )e Serial Item 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 No. (Actuals) (Revised) (Budget) 1 2 3 4 5 "' ··j ,, ' 1 Tax Revenue (A+ B) 6,21,14. 7,34,93 7,82,99 I , (A) Share in Centrally 1,23,26 . 1,61,96 1,61,84 collected Taxes. ',,.. (I) Income Tax .!. 56,62 81,12 71,69 (II) Estate Duty 71 " 75 75 (III) Union Excise Duties 65,89 80,09 89,44 (B) Taxes• · collected by 4,97,88. 5,72,97 6,21,15 State. ()j' (I) Agricultural Income 33 35 35 Tax, ,, (II) Land Revenue 21,32 19,36 19,36 (III) Stamps and Reg[. 18,96 19,61 20,50 stration Fees. (IV) State Excise Duties 32,8'Jt - . . . 29,36 31,37 ·210 TABLE No. 29.1-contd. Serial Item 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 No. (Actuals) (Revised) (Budget) I 2 3 4 5 (V) Sales Tax 3,08,72 3,68,41 4,07,94 (VI) Taxes on Vehicles 20,35 22,31 23,75 (VII) Taxes on Goods 29,66 26,37 27,35. and Passeng•n>. (VIU) Electricity Duty 29,98 27,56 29,'21 (IX) Entertainment Tax 22,49 25,13 27,38 (X) Taxes on Professions, 10,44 10,75 Trades, callings and Employments. (XI) Other State Tax 16,71 22,06 21,67 Revenue.• 2 Non-Tax Revenue 1,81,58 2,85,01 3,38,15 (I) Interest Receipts 42,62 48,57 51,16 (II) Grants-in-aid from 37,86 53,16 59,18 Central Government .. (III) Other Non-Tax 1,01,10 1,82,68 2,28,41 Re~enue, ' 3 Total-Receipts on Rev- 8,02,72 10,19,94 11,21,74 enue Account (1 +2) •It consists of Betting and Luxu~ Taxcs,-Education Cess etc. f Source.-Maharashtra State Bu get in Brief 1976-77. 211 FiNANCE ~ ~ BUDGET 1976-77 TABLE No. 29.2 Expenditure on Revenue Account . (Development and Non·Developmen,, . (In Jakh Rs.) .. ' Serial 1974-75 ;1975-76. 1976-77 No. Item (Actuals) (Revised) · (Budget) . 1 . 2 '3 4. : 5 I Development Expenditure 4,85,94 6,67,15 7,26,97 : (A+B)•. (A) Social and Community 2,93,13 :i,46,50. 3,67,09 Services. (B) Economic Services 1,92,81 · 3,20;65 3,59,88 (I to V), ,• . . (0 General Economic 14,95 59,15 61,91 Services. (10 Agriculture and 94,41' ·1,58,39. 1,91,35 Allied Services, (IlO Industry and Mine. 4,30 4,38 4,68 ·... rals. · (IV) Water and Power 32,46 . 51,59 58,5.1 • Development. 212 TABLE No. 29.2-contd. Serial Item 1914-15 1915-16 1976-77 No. (Actuals) (Revised) (Budget) 1 2 3 4 s (V) Transport and 46,69 47,14 43,43 Communications. 2 Non·D eve I o p me D t 1,48,49 1,62,73 2,06,72 Expenditure (A+ B). (A) General Services 1,42,03 1,58,48 2,02,02 (I to IV). (I) Organs of State 1,51 9,88 11,43 (II) Fiscal Services• 26,61 30,43 35,61 (III) Administ r a t i v e 96,00 1,02,67 1,37,02 Services. (IV) Pensions and Miscella- 11,91 15,58 17,96 neous General Services. (B) Other Non-Develop- 6,46 4,25 4,70 mont Expenditure. 3 Debt S.:rvices 1,04,72 1,14,52 1,19,90 4 Total Expenditure- 7,39,15 9,44,40 10,53,59 (1+2+3). •rt excludes transfers to Funds earmarked for Development activities,. These are appropriately classified under. development expenditure. Sourc..-Maharashtra State Budget in Brief 1976-77. 213· FINANCE BUDGET-1976·77 ' .. . '· TABLH No. 29.3 Capital Expenditure Outside Revenue Account (In lakhs Rs.~ Serial· Item ·• 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 No. (Actual) (Revised) (Budget) . ~. 1 . 2 ., 3 4 s . l , Development Expenditur,_ 1,29,43 2,13,54 1,34,13 (A) Social and Community 6,79 11,49 13,85 j;,, -' Services. (I) Education, Art and 51 66 98 _.},i ' Culture, Scientific· Ser· vices and Research. (II) Medical, ;Family Plan- . 5,46 8,31 8,09 r,·.·: f ning, 'Public Health, Sani- tation and Water Supply, j:. I (lll) Housing and Urban 71 2,51 4,52 Development. (IV) Other Social and "11 26 ,, Community Services. (B) Economic Services- 1,22,64 2,02,05 1,20,28 , .. (I) Agriculture and. Allied 24,60 91,55 2,28 Services• ,,•of·which the expenditure figures at Capital outlay on food in Columns 3 to 5 are(-) Rs. 119lakhs (+J Rs 7101 lakhs and (-) Rs. ,942 l~khs respectively. ' ' TABLE 29. 3-contd. Serial Item 1974-75 1975--76 1976-77 No. (Actual) (Revised) (Budget) 1 2 3 4 s (II) Industries and Minerals 9,40 8,56 5,78 (III) Water and Power Dev· 66~1 79,11 86,51 elopment. (IV) Transport and Com· 12,70 11,47 10,79 munications. (V) Other Economic Services 9,13 11,36 14,92 2 Non-Development ExP (B) Other Non-Develop- mont Expenditure 3 Capital Expenditure outside 1,31,49 2,16,14 1,35,81 the Revenue Account (fotal1 +2) Source.-Maharashtra State, Budget in Brief 1976-77. 215 TABLE No. 29. 4.-collld. Serial Item 1974-75 1976-76 1976-77 No. (Actual) (Revised) (Budget) 1 2 3 4 s II Receipts on Capital Account- 9· 48 25· 64 14• so (a) Internal Debt of the (-)2· 36 9• 92 (-) 4· 89 State Government (Net of Repayments). (b) Loans and Advances 6·03 2·65 5·60 from Central Govern- ment (Net of Repay- ments). (c) Other Receipts (Net)•.. S· 81 13' 07 13· 79 III Grand total (I & II) 157· 88 210· 31 213•60 Note.-For working out per capita figures, population estimates for Maharashtra as released by the Registrar Genera I Governmtnt of India, New Delhi are used. •Includes per capita Receipts on Public Account excludinl! Cash Balance Investment Account (Net) Loans and Advances by State Government (Net of disbursements). Interstate settlement (Net) Appropriation to Contingency Fund (Net) and Contingeny Fund (Net). Source.-Maharashtra State Budget in brief 1976-77. 217 FINANCE BUDGET 1976-77. TABLB No. 29.4 Per Capita Receipts on Revenite and Capital Account (In Rs.) ·Serial Item 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 No. (Actual) (Revised) (Budget) 1 2 3 4 5 ,I Receipts on Revenue Account 148·40 184• 67, 199·10 (a) Tax Revenue- 114· 83 133·07 138·98 (/} Share in centrally 22·79 29·33 28·72 collected Taxes. (II} Land Revenue .. 3·94 3·51 3·44 (Ill) stamps and Regis- 3·50 3·55 3·64 !ration Fees. (II') State Excise Duties S·43 5·68 S·84 (V} Sales Tax 57·08 66.70 72.41 (VI) Taxes on Vehicles .. . 3·76 4·04 4·22 (VII) TaXes on goods ' 5•48 4·77 4·85 and passengers. (VIII) Electricity Duty. , 5·54 4·99 0 5·18 (I X) Entertainment Tax 4·16 4·55 4·86 (X} Other State Taxes .. 3.15 5·95 5·82 (b) Non-Tax Revenue 33· 57 51•60 60·12 216 FINANCE BUDGET 1976-77 TABLE No, 29.5 " I . ·I Per Capita Development and Non- Development Expenditure (In Rs.) Serial. Item 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 No: (Actuals) (Revised) (Budget) 1 2 3 4 5 I Revenue Account- 136·65 170·99 187·00 (a) Devdopment Expen 89·84 120·79 129·03 diture. (b) Non-Development Ex- 27·45 29·46 36·69 pcnditure. , . (c) Debt Services 19·36 20·74 21•28 n . Capital Expcnditur<> 24·31 39·14 24·11 Outside the Revenue Account. (a) Development Expen- 23 ·93 38·67 23·8i diture. {b) Non-Dovelopment Ex- 0·38 0·47 0·30 penditure. · ' m TotalExpcnditur<>- . . 160·96 210·13 211·11 (a) Development Expen- 113 · 77 159·46 152·84 diture. (b) Non-Development Ex- 27 · 83 29·93 36·99 penditure. (c) Debt Services 19.36 20·74 21·28 Note.-For Working out the por capila figures population estimates for Maharashtra as releaSEd by the Registrar General, Government of India, New Delhi aro used. Source.-Maharashtra State Budget 1976-77. 218 FINANCE STATE INCOME TABLE No. 29.6 Net State Domestic Product by Industrial Origin at 1960-61 Prices · (Figures in Crore Rs.) Serial Sector 1960-61 1974-7St No. . 1 2 3 4. 1 Agriculture, Animal Husbandry 664·2 708·3 Forestry, Fisheries, etc. . (100·0) (106·6) 2 Mining, Industry, Construction Elec- 426·1 824·6 tricity, etc. (100·0) (193·5) 3 Transport· and Communications, 276·7 491·6 Trade, Storage, etc. (100•0) (177·7) 4 Banking and Insurance, Real Estate . 230·4 515•7 and Ownership of dwellings, Public Administration and other Services. (100·0) (223·8) Net State Domestic Product 1,597·4 2,540·2 (100·0) (159·0) Per Capita State Income (Rs.J 409 462 t Preliminary. Note.-(!) Figures in brackets show percentage to Column 3. (2) While Calculating per capita income, reasults of the population censuses 1961 and 1971 have been used. . Source.-Maharashtra An Economic Review 1975-76. 219 FINANCE STATE INCOME TABLE No. 29.7 Net State Domestic Product by Industrial Origin at Current Prices (Figures in Crore Rs.) Serial Sector 1960-61 1974-7St N<>. 1 2 3 4 1 , Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, 664·2 ·2,343·8 ·, Forestry, Fisheries, etc. (41·6) (34·2) 2 Mining, Industry, Construction, 426·1 2,117·5 Electricity, etc. (26·7) (30·8) 3 ·Transport and Comminication, Trade, 276·7 ' 1,2S2·S Storage, etc. (17•3)' (18·2) 4 Banking and Insurance, Real Estate 230·4 1,153·0 and Ownership of dwellings, Public (14-4) (16•8) Administration and Other Services. Net State Domestic Product -:1~,5~9-7-·4--6.-8-66_·_8 (100·0) (100·0) . Per Oipita State Income (Rs.) •• 409·.0 1,251·3 tPreliminary. Note.-(1) Figures in bracket show percentages to total ·nel . ,. . State domestic product. · . (2) While calculating per capita Income results of · the population censuses 1961 and 197I have been used. Source.-Mahasashtra An Economic Review 1975-76. 220 TABLE No.%9·8 221 FINANCE TABLB ' Fifth Five- Year Plan Serial Head of Development Actual Expen· No. diture in Fourth Five· Year Plan (1969-74) I. 2 3 Agricultural Programmes 1,95,03 II Co-operative and Warehousing and 26,68 Marketing. Ill Irrigation and Flood Control •• 1,6S,96 IV Power 2,83,64 Y Industry and Mining 39,62 VI Transport and Communication 81,08 VII Social Services 2,07,83 VIII Employment Guarantee Schome 3,77 lX Other Programmes 90 X Reserve (unallocated) Total 10,04,51 ' So11rce.-Maharashtra State Budget in Brief 197&-77. '222 FINANCE No. 29.8 of Maharashtra (In Jakhs Rs.) Fifth Five-Year Plan ·~ Expenditure Draft Proposed Outlay 1974-75 1975-76 Outlay for • (1974-75° (Actuals) (Anticipated) 1976-77 )· to 1978-79) 4 5 6 7 3,18,99 24,28 27,04 29,96 38,37 5,41 3,63 4,64 5,00,00 67,22t 89,75t 94,57t 5,92,00 1,01,23 1,04,89 1,39,95 1.29,30 11,64 16,86 19,12 2,72,20 22,15 26,58 33,82 6,30,90 35,69 61,70 77,47 1,37.50. 13,71 so,oo 50,00 1,96 22 29 64 11,04 26,21,22 2,81,55 3,80,74 4,61,21 figures are tentative. 1 eludes minor irrigation. 223 • \ • -···('J I \