CENSUS OF , 1961

MYSORE STATE

DISTRl(~T CENSUS HANDBOOK

OJ!' THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE

St.:PERI~TENDENT OIl' CENSUS OPERATIONS, ?tlYSORE

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VOLUME XI List of Central Government Publications

Part I--A General Report

Part I-B Report on Yital Statistics Part I-C Subsidiary Tables - Part II-A General Population Tables (A Series)

Part II-B (i) General ]ijconomic Tables (Tables B-1 to B-IV-C)

Part II-B (ii) General Economic Tables (Tables B-V to B-IX) Part II-C (i) Social and Oultural Tables (0 Series)

Part IT-C (ii) )figration rrabIc:o; (D Series)

Part III Household Economic Tables (Tables B-X to B-XVII)

Part IV-A Report on Housing and Establishments

Part IV-B Housing and Establishment Tables (g. Series)

Part V-A Tables on Scheduled Oastes and Scheduled Tribes

Part V-B Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Oastes and Scheduled Tribe:­ (including reprints from old Census Reports)

Part VI Village Survey Monographs (51 monographs)

Part VII Handicraft Survey Monographs (13 crafts) Part VIII-A Administration Report-Enumeration 1 not for sale Part VIII-B Administration Report-Tabulation J Part IX Census Atlas Volume

Part X Special Report on Bangalore Metropolitan Area

State Government Publications

19 DISTHIOT CENSUS HANDBOOKS PREFACE

. CeIlSUS in India has all along been a scientific and systematic survey. Gradually through t,he decades it has also aimed at providing besides a statistiGal aGcount of the population surveyed, a picture of the Socio-Economic conclitio.n of the people. With this end in view, the Census authorities in India have always interested themseh'es, side by side with tile counting of the people, at making se\'(~ml special studies relating to the life of the people.

One of these spr,cial features of the Census of India at present is the preparation and publI­ cation of the District Census Handbooks. These were first published in the 1951 Census. Upto 1951, after each Cemms, only the list of villages along with population was published. But for the first time in 1951, general population tables, literacy tahles and social and economic tables were publishpd in the District Census Handbooks. When preliminary work on the 1961 Census started in 19S9, the question of enlarging the coverage of subjects included in the District Handbooks was also examined. A broad sheet indicating the items on which information had to be gathpred from the various Departments was circulated by the Registrar General, India, and at the First Conference of Superintendents of Census Operations held at towards the end of 1959, the delegates agreed tbat it was quite within the bounds of possibility to gather information on all the topirs suggested by the Registrar General. It was agreed that the contents of the District. Census Handbook, on matters of general information, should not compete with the Distriet G-azetteers. The scope of the Village Directory included in each District Handbook has been enlarged. In addition to giving tbe Primary Census Abstract of the village LOncerned, the Directory gives information about the various amenities available in tbe village. It is thus j_Jossible to gf't from the ViJIage Directory not only information abont the populatioll and the economic activities of the people but also about the level of development attained by the village in regc1rd to the provision of the various amenities. Many of the Census Tables Published in the District Handbook furnish information down to the level of a Taluk and they may prove useful in drawing up Taluk Development Plans. Besides the Census Tables and Vil1age Directory, some administrative statistics pertaining to the District concerned, haye also been furnished. It was also thought that the usefulness of these volumes would be enhanced by inclusion of district maps and taJuk maps set in suitable squares to facilitate easy location of the villages in the taluk maps. In order that the readers may get a bird's eye-view of the cultural heritage of the State, a note on it has also been included, which th(lugh not exhanstiv(', should give a glimpse of our rich heritage. These handbooks have been compiled hy the Censlls Organisation under the general instructions of the Registrar General. They are being printed and published by the State Government who have also approved t,h~ list of items to b~ included and the mode of presentation. In the course of the Census operations, I have received assistancp and co-operation 'from several institutions. and indi,·iduals. It is impossihle for me to express my gratitude to each of them individuu.lly. However, I wilJ be failing in my duty if I do not express my deep sense of gratitude to Sri A. Mitra, I..o.8 .. Registrar General, India, who has beel1 a source of COllst:mt help, inspiration and guidance all through the Census operations (If 1961. I am also gratefu1 to the Government of Mysore and its staff at all levels, for the unstinted co-operation extended to me in this work.

BANGALORE K. BALASUBRAMANYAM, 24th Sept., 1966 Superintendent of Census Operations in Mysore The members of the Staff connected with preparation of this Volume are :-

Sri C. 1\1. ChanJawarkar Deputy Superintendent of Census Operation~

Sri B. S. N arasimha MurthY} Tabulation Officers Sri H. Y. Revashetti

Sri M. Somasekhar Statistical Assistant

Sri A. I. Khan I Investigators Sri ~I. Krishna Rao J

Sri M. Nanjundaiah l Compilation Clerks Sri nI. Venkata Rao J

Sri ::\1. A. Srecnivasan Printing Inspector TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART I

INTRODUCTION pages History, Tho people. and thoir 80cial coudition, :l1ollical, Public Health, Y cterinal'Y and Animal Husbandr), Agriculture and Irriga.tion, )\.l,lU"al cdl Llllil;cS. Education anri I"itoracy, Occupation, Manufacture and Trado, Commwlicatlons, Land TenurEs and Land Hcforms, Houses and Households, Local Bodies, Co-operation, \' 111a.go PanclJuyats, Administration.

ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS Appendices

I-RAI~.FALL AND TBMPERATlJItE '

A. Cltmatol 'gical Tab1l's XIV-XX;

Il-YITAL S1'ATISTICR

A. Births and Deuths record. l!l.J5-60 xxii U. Deal h~ from solectt'u caUtil'S xxii-xxv

nI--AGTIICUL'l'URAL ~TATIf)TIC",

A. L mll Utilis!1.twll Stat istics, I ~1.il-60 xxvi B. Yield mtc~ of prIncipal ClOpS, l~l,ii-(_,O xxvi-xxviii C. Gross l11'oa irrigatell, 1!)51-('O xxix D. Aroa undor crops (11'1'1;.'- \U'd) , I 'I,} I-:ill xxix E. _\roa irrigated ,hll II;, th' y,u.,. U),il-uf) xxx ~'. l'rn,;rnss of cull,iY,ltioll, 1951-(;0 xxx U. St.tt,'."lll'llt showillg the 1'LtC"; ()[ W.l\(l S pall 1 tc til .. r\."rl('ul'ur,,j LaboUl' xxxi-xxxv

II. P,ll til ula1'8 oj Mai'n & "If'f[iulll ]1' "ir'cts xxxvi

IV-STA'l'IS'frCs 01<' LARGE SCALE I~DUSTHLI<':;-; "IcXD lUWIHTEHED l"ACT()nll~S

..\, l<',wtories classified by industry with ,wemge d'liJ~' llumoer of \l'orkC']s in ca~I', 1!)5!i n:xvii B. Growth of 1<'actoriep, I !).31-(:O xxxviii C. Average number of work"rs employed xxxviii

Y-ADMLi'\ISTRATIVE STATISTIC;')

.L Criminal Justice-Number of Cl'llninaJ C'I~(,,' t I i"ll xxxix 13. ('I imi 1111 JIIstice-Pcl'sons clmvicied or bound over xxxix C. (I) Strength of Polico III tlw d;stricl xl (II) Li~t of Polico Suh-Dlvisions, OIl'c1es, Police "'t[\ti()n~, Out-I'0"(:" otc. xl D. J:,ils xh E. Co-opemtive Societies 1951-60 xli

F. ROOl'ipts U'l,I(,I, 1951 611 (I) Land Revenue, (I I) Excise Stllte. (III) Excise ("'lItl',,]. (IV) Sales Tax. (Yl Sales of fitamps. (\'1) Elltel't"inment Ta,. (VII) Molor Spirit 'Tax xlii U. '1'"hle"1I '\I-iller tlw Nu.nht'l" an,l rlescriplion of H'!!is1, IN\ documenis and valuc of properly tran"ferl'ed

i" i,hl' y,M 19,)1-,~2 to l!JUO-Ul xbii I'I---l'UBLIC HK\VrH .-\_ND MEDIC},L S'l'ATmTIC~

-\.. Li,(' of Hosl'it.lb nnd Dis: ensariog III thl' ~-":Il I!iIi" xhv B l'uhIic Health (.'entl'e~, 191',0 dv II

PART I-concld. Appendices -rondd.

VII-EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS

A. List of High Sohoo18~19'H xlVI B. List of Colleges xhi'

VIII-STATISTICS OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT, PRESSES AND LTOURNALS

A. Printing Presses at work, News papers and Periodicals publi,hed ill. 1\l59.(jO xlvll B. Cinemas, 1950-60 xlvil

IX-COMMUNICATION STATISTICS

A. & B. tl~:lotement showing the de:ails of R lad. :\[Iio,\ge lIlcll'lrge of Public Works DcpartlUe!lt tiS on 31st

~Llrch 1961

C. :-)tatement showing the ,[ebils of major bri([~ef; having lineal' water way of more than 100 fc~t. It D. List of Telegraph and Telephone Offices Iti

E. List of places havj~g Inspection/Tmveller's Bungalows Iii F. Important Rivers [iil

X-STATISTICS OF LOCAL BODIES A. Reoeipts and Expenditure of District Develol'llll'I,t Council

B. MunicipalIties .1V

C. Receipts and Expenditure of Municipalities I fV D. Villago Panchayats liv

XI-STATISTICS OF Cm1MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PRUQRAM:UE lv-lviil

XIIl-STATISTICS OF LIVESTOCK Ilx

XIV-CALENDAR OF JMPORTANT EVENTS 1951-CO li~

XV -STATISTICS OF FAIRS AND FESTIVALS

A. Statement of important Fairs and J\Ie!as in thc Distl"lct Ix-Ixi B. Note on Fairs and Festivals Ixii-IxiiJ C. Li~t of Markets/Shandies/Sub-yards Ixiv-1"v

XVI-GAZETTEER OF PLACE NAMES IXVI-ln

XVII-LIS'l' OF ANCIENT MONuMENTS

PART-II CENSUS TABLES AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY Census Tables Explanatory note for Census Tables with Allnexnres

A- I-Area, houses and population with Appendices I, II and III 33-35 A- Il-Variation in population during 60 years 36-37 A-III-Villages classified by population 3S ,~- lV-Towns and Towr.-groups classified by population in 1961 with 'iariation since 1901 :1l'-41 III

PART II-conld. I'a .!p Census Tables

UN'ION PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT L-4!i

B-1 & B-II-Workers and Non-workers in Taluks and Towns classified by sex Bnd brolld age-groufJ . 50-67

R-IlI-Industrial Classification of workers and non-workers by ed'lCational levels :-

Part A-Urban areas only 68-69 Part B-Rural areas only 70-75

B-IV-Part A-Industrial Classificaticn by sex and class of worker of persons at work at Household Industry 76-79 Part B-Industrial Classification by sex and class of worker of persons at work in Non-Household Industry, Trade, Business. Profession or Service. 80-87

Part C-Industrial Classification by sex and dhisions, major groups and millor groups of perSOnE at wOIk other than Cultivation with appendix. 88-97

B-V-Occupational Classification by ,ex of persons at work other than Cultivation with 3pPPlldix. 98--120

B-VI- Occupational divisions cf pErsons at work other than Cultivation classified by sex, broad age-groups and education",l levels in urban areas only. 121-126

B-VIl- Part A- Persons working principally (i) as Cultivators (ii) as Agricultural Labourers or (iii) at Household Industry classified by sex and by Secondary work (i) at Household Industry, (ii) as Cultivato!" or (iii) as Agricultural Labourer with appendix. 127-129 Part B- Industrial Classification by sex of persons working in Non-Household Illdustry, Tmde, EusineRs, Profe,ginn or Service wJ-..o are also engaged in Household Industry with appendix. 130- 142

B -VIII-P: rt A- Persons unemployed aged 15 and above by sex, broad age-groups and educational [, cis in urban arras only. 143-144

Part B- Persons unemployed aged 15 and abo"1) by ~('x, broad age-groups and educational levels in rural are.8 only.

B-IX-Pt'rsons not at work classified by sex, broad age-groups and type of activity 146-149

B-X-Sample households (i) engaged neither in Cultivatir}l1 nor Household Indus~ry (ii) eng<1ged either in

Cultivation or Household Tndustry but not in both and (iii) engaged both in Cultivation ~nd Household Industry for all areas. IfjO

B-XI-Sample Houschclds engaged in Cultivation c1a~ufied by mtt'rebt on land and Size of land cult!vat<:d in Ruml and Urban area,s separately. 151-15:\

B-XII- Sample hou~ehoJdR engaged in Cu:tivatlOl, only classified by size of land cultivlltcd and number of family workers and hired workers in Rural and Urban areas separately. 154-161

B-XIIl-SHlIlTJle householdp engaged both in Cultivation and Household Industry showing size of land cultivated

clas~ified by principal Household In<4Ist ry in R,ural and Urban area" separately with appendix. 162-Ui3

I3-XIV-Sample Households engaged only ill Ifomehold Industry classified by Principal Household Industry in all areas:

Part A-Households classified by major groups of Principal Household Industry and number of person, engaged with appendix 164

Part B-HouBeholds classified by miner groups of Principal Household Industry 1(15-167

l~-X:V-Samplf1 households engaged both in Cultivation and Household Tndustrv clasqified by sIze of land in Rurlil and Urban areas !'cparately IV

PART II-contd.

Census Tables-cont!t.

B-XVI- Sample principal Household Indl:,lr,V classified ,,~- I" flod of "olking and total nllmlJPr (It workf'n ,ngaw'!

in Household Industry in all al'ea~ wilh "PI"',,dix 176-181

8-XVII- Sample hou8ehol.1o cla~sificcl b~ (I) lmUlLer oj mal" awl fe \1,1'" meml elK J.y s,zc of hOl.SI' Iw".l< :!lI1

(il) Enga;l:"ment (.,) m"thpl' in clll.ivttion Il')l' in lIl'b'slr,\' (,,; III hOlls;,hold induslty oJJy ,u,d «(') i:t

cultIvatioll 3uh-l'Ils'4,tiP(1 J,y s z~ (If ]; J d c1llti' ai' ,]. 11"2-183

C-I- F.tmily Composition of :-;,tlnplt' Hl)llSC·ho1

C-II- Age anti Marital SLttll o 185-- H)()

C-IU-- :\g~ :3ex ttnd ErtHa lion

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P.ut-B- - in Urban area, 192-193

Part-C-in R'Il'.l fU'O"S HlJ-197

C-V--:l.lother tongue (Alpllah"til'al ofllel) 198-:!OO

C-VII-Religion

P,LRT-A-Classific"tion by lite1acy and Industl ",I catch~<1ukd castes ::O~_2114

BCT-I-TnuHstrial clussification of pcr~()ns at work and n 01\-'''011,('1' h c- S' "

J:>art-B-- Scheduled Trib[', 208-21)\)

BCT-II--Age and MarItal Slatu,

Part-A--Sch{'[luled C.lstt>~ 210- 211

'lCT-III- Part-_\ - -Ii) Educ,li ion ill Urbnn an;1, Oldy fOI Bchcriulell l',,,il" 215

(Ii) Educatioll ill Urban all a- IInl~ for Bc\t('dulpli Tribl>' 215

Part ::-(i) E,luc"tioll in nural ",'en, unly for Scheduled C""((,8 216 (il) Education in RUlal arp>cs only for Sf'hedulec1 T"bef. 2lji

SJT-IV -Parts A & B-HcliglOn for Schcllul, d ('a,.teb "'llel Sehl dukd Tril)es ;216

-;CT-V-Sf1mple househcJd.' l ngaged iu cultiyati"ll clas"ifiecl hy intpn"t in I~ld '"lld siz(' of I'-nd cultivakd In

R'Hal arca~ unly

Part-A-Scheduled Castes :!17

Part-B-Scheduled Tnbes ~17

SC-I-Persons not at "ork clas,ifiecl by bex. type of actn-ity awl cclucationalleve18 for Scheduled (·"Rt,e,· !18-2-'1

8T-1--1.\10thel longue and lli-lillgualism fa]' Sclw(lnlcd TrihcF 2'22-225

Sl'-H-Persons not at work clas~lfied hy ,ex and type "f :1(tivity fOJ :-::chetlulrd TriLeR. 2:!t:-22'i v

PART II-Concld. Pages

HOUSING AND J',:STABLISHMENT TABLES- _

~::S~:2!l E-I Census HOuHes and the uses tu which they are put 230-232 I~-II TenuI'" I'lt.,tIlS of Sample Cen~u, hO'_Iseholds living in Censlls houses used wholly or partly as dlYPiling E-III CellHllH h lll"eR used as fil.ctories and workRhops classified by industry, power al1(l no pO\Y('!' uR!'d a.lil1 sizp of employment E-IY Di8trilJUtiuu of Hample huuseholds living in census house8 Ufed wholly or partly u, dWPllirgs by pHd. mil' [I 1

mat""ial of wall and prN1 .• minant mat('rial • f I'O( f E-V S:tlllPIP hous('h"h1s claRsifiN1 by numb('r (,f nwmbers and J,~' IHlllll."f "frooms occu!';f(l

Village Directory Explanatory Kot(' J, C'hikna,\'akanahalli TaJuk " Gnbhi Talnk ... ::!l2~309 ,). I\:oratager(' Taluk 4. 'I'aluk 31O--3~9 330~34!) 5. l\["dhugi"i T,~luk fl. P.1Vagatla Taln1. 350-3(11 7. Siru Taluk 3G:2-:~79 8 T,ptu!' Taluk 380,395 9, Tnmkur Taluk 396- 427 10. TlI' U\'ekerc 'l\tluk 428 - 446

LIST OF MAPS AND DIAGRAMS

Facing Pllge

I. District Map of Tumkur Title page .) Pile-II iagrams showing th" area and popula1;ion of Mysorc State 1961 :1. Ple-d·a~ram~ (f population classified by nature of work of MysoreState and Tumkur DistJict., 1961 v -l. J\bp ufChilmnayakanahalli Taluk. ~G4 5. Map of GuLbi Taluk. 270 6. Map (If Koratag(lo Talllk. 7. Map ufKunigal 'l'alul,. 310 1:>. Map of l\Iadhugni Taluk. 330 9. :\1ap of Taluk. 31')0 10. Map of ::lira Taluk. 3G;2 1 t. 'Map of Taluk. 381) '2. Map of Tumkur Taluk. 396 13. Map of Tllruvekere Taluk. 428 , 1961 Are!, in Square Miles (As furnished by the Surveyor Gener~l of IndIa)

IlYSORE STATE, 1961 Population INTRODUCTION

TUMKUR DISTRICT with an area of about 4,073 and Taluks, we come across a fertile tract square miles lies between 12° 45' and 14° 6' North irrigated from perennial springs, reached at a depth of latitude and between 76° 31' and 77° 28' East longitude. only a few feet from the surface. These springs are Its greatest length from North to South is 102 miles called' talparigis '. Water from these Talparigis is and its extreme breadth from East to West is 67 miles. either conducted directly by channels to the fields, or The population of the District according to the Census via., small wells worked by 'Kapile'. These springs, of 1961 is 13,67,402 which works out to an average of however, dry up in summer. 336 persons to the square mile. A considerable range of hills, forming the eastern 1t is bounded on the north by boundary of the system in Mysore, runs and Anantpur District of ; on the dirth and south through the eastern regions of the east by Kolar and Bangalore Districts; on the south by District. Entering its limits from the north with ; and on the west by Chitradurga, Kamadurga (3,537 feet) and Nidugal (3,485 feet) in Chikmagalur and Hassan Districts. Pavagada Taluk, it continues with Midigesidurga (3,414 feet) and includes several prominent peaks viz., For administrative purposes, the District with its Madhugiri Durga (3,935 feet), Channarayana DUrga headquarters at Tumkur is divided into ten Taluks viz., (3,744 feet), (2,906 feet), Devarayadurga Tumkur, Madhugiri, Koratagere, Sira, Pavagada, (4,154 feet), Nijagal (3,569 feet) (3,713 feet), Chicknayakanahalli, , Tiptur, and (3,086 feet), etc. Kunigal. Prominent peaks which represent trignometrical survey stations are Ramadevarbetta, Seethakal, From climatic point of view, the whole District can Dodanaravangala, Byalya, Pavagada, Bommenhalli, be classified as falling within the southern maidan area. Chowdenhalli, Hemgiri, Rangasawamibetta and Deva­ The whole region has rather a harsh environment and rayanadurga. has to face draught frequently-particularly the eastern parts. The yield of staples is rather low though com­ To the west of these chain of hills, there is a love pensated to a certain extent by a wide veriety of cash range commencing at Kibbanhalli which runs north­ cropping over a considerable area. The rainfall west past Chiknayakanahalli before joining the centre decreases eastwards with increasing vatiability. belt of Chitradurga District.

The general plateau' surface is interrupted by There are only a few streams running through the ranges of higher ground. Red, gravelly or sandy soils district, Jayamangali stream rises in predominate on the plateau tops. The valley regions, and flows north-east into the North Pinakini, which are not very deep, frequently benefit from soil rises to the South of this hill and joins the C:iuvery erosion higher up, and often have deeper and richer after taking a southward direction, The North Pinakini loans. There is considerable dominance of tank flows through the extreme north-east corner of the irrigation. district, in Ptlvagada Taluk.

The Southern Taluks generally consist of undulating On the slopes of the Devarayanadurga, we find the plains (except round about Huliyurdurga, where the principal forest of the district, Round about Korata­ country is wooded and hilly) interspersed with tall and gere, we find sQme fuel jungles. North of Kibbanhalli, well grown tress. Here we find several coconut and there are forests growing 'Karachi' (Hardwickia other palm gardens in the vicinity of tanks. In the Binata). There are several forest plantations producing Taluks of Gubbi, Tiptur, Turuvekere and Chik­ sandalwood. casuarina and cassia. Tumkur, Korata­ nayakanhalli, coconut is raised even in dry lands. To gere. Madhugiri and Kunigal are the best wooded the east of Tumkur, we come across a hill country Taluks. intersected by several valleys. The residential vegeta­ tion on. these hills generally consists of dry, thorny Wild animals are very scarce, confined to only shrubs. As we proceed to the north eadt-to Pavagada areas round about Devarayanadurga, whert we map ii come across , Panther, Bear, etc. In Sira, deer The year c.an be divided into three seasons. July to may sometimes be found. In Madhugiri and Tiptur, November, the rainy season, December to February, cheetas are found. In Pavagada Taluk deer and the dry but cool season, and March to June, the dry wild boar are common. and warm season.

Most of the rock groups of the State are repre­ History sented in the district with the exception of charnockites. The schists region extends north and south to the east There are several legends of ancient times associated of . These schists include members of both with the District. Kadaba tank is said to have been the lower and upper Dharwars. The manganese ores constructed by the orders of Rama ; emperor Nriga is and the limonite or haematitic iron ores are found in said to have been cured of. leprosy by a bath in the lenticular patches in these rocks in close proximity to Nagini stream; Salivahana is said to have been born the basic chloritic schists. Between Huliyar and at Hale Tanduga near Turuvekere ; in Gubbi Taluk claims to oe the ancient Champakanagar, the is a hornblendic trap known as 'Bellara trap' which was being worked for gold in the past. Capital of Sudhanva; Village Kaidala near Tumkur is considered to be the birth place of the great sculptor This gold search was revived in the 40's and abandoned about 1955. and architect, Jakanachari; Sumati, the king of Karnatak is said to have captured Devarayandurga from a robber by name Andhaka or Lingaka. There Bordering the schist region either side, is the are many more such narrations. gneissic region consisting of a biotite granitic gneiss. Near the eastern border of the district is the granitic Thele are several inscriptions to show that Tumkur region consisting of prophyritic c10sepet granite. These was in the posses~ion of Gangas from an early period, rocks together with the quartzitic rock near Dodguni upto at least 974 A.Q .. when Marasimha, the last of and Kondali are used as building rocks. The dark the race died. grey pots tone of the Turuvekere trap takes a fine polish and is used for the Mysore Palace. 1a the east of the District, there are many memorials associated with the Nolambas or Nonambas, of Pallava discent. It seems they had their capital at Penjeru The schists are the chief mineral producing rocks of or Henjeru now identified with the villag~ Hemavati, the districts. Tron ores are found near , Dodguni situated on the northern border of Sira, in Madaksira Karakurchi and Bukkapatna. There are indications of Taluk. The Nolambas had their strong hold at Nidugal, gold in the Bellara trap and to the east of Koratagere. in Pavagada Taluk. Nolambas had matrimonial rela­ Manganese is found near Karakurchi, Dodguni and tionships with the Gangas in the ninth century when Janehar. Limestone occurs near Kondli, Huliyar, Nolambadhiraja married Jayabbe, sister of a Ganga Voblapur, etc. Potstone, useful for carving utensils, king. His son, Mahendra, ousted the Cholas and occurs near . YeUow and red ochres other rivals. Mahendra's son Ayyappa Deva fought are worked near Janchar. Corundum occurs in Korata­ with the Gangas. Though the Chalukya supremacy gere, Madhugiri, Pavagada Taluks. Earth Soda has started in or a.bout 980 A.D., it was more or less a been noticed in and Graphite in Koratagere nominal control, Nolambas still wielding considerable Taluk. inflUence.

If in the South and South-East regions the climate Hoysalas succeded the Gangas after defeating King is akin to that of Bangalore, to the north of Sira it is lrungola of the line of kings who had assumed the akin to that of Chitradurga. As we move east it gets title" Lords of Oreiyuf". On the death of Someswara, warmer and warmer. the Hoysala dominions were divided between his two sons. The average rain fall of the district is about 26 ,inches nearly one-third' of which falls in September and Some inscriptions of the Henjeru Chola and Hoysala OctoberIt is only in the Taluks of Tumkur, Kunigal, and periods do acknowledge the supremacy of the Chalukyas Turuvekere that the annual rain exceeds 25 inches. in the District. It appears the Hoysalas, Vinayaditya Pavagada Taluk is the driest in the district with the and Vishnuwardhana (at the beginning of his reign) rain-fall veryrarely exceeding 20 inches. were ruling under them. iii

In the 14th century the Vijayanagar Kings started After the overthrow of the Vijayanagar empire in ruling in the district. It was under their sovereignity the battle of Talikot in 1565 A.D., the Bijapur army that several feudatory States of local interest arose. The overran all the north of the District in 1638 forming Nidugal chiefs descending from Tippa Nayaka were what was called Karnatic Bijapur under Shahji (father ruling Nidugal Hill fort and many others. Tippa of Shivaji). Nayaka was also known by the title of" Kathari-Raya ". In 1687 A.D. the Mogul army under Aurangzeb On his death, his territories were divided among defeated BijapUl and Golconda Kings and conquered his seven sons but they w~re ultimately driven out by all their terntories. They made Sira, capita] of the the Bijapur rulers. Timmana Nayak retired to the new province consisting of seven paraganas of ­ hill of Niduga], paying a tribute of 3,000 pagodas to patna, Budihal, Sira, Penukonda, Dodballapur, Sira. On the capture of Sira by Haidar Ali in 1761 and Kolar. The big mosque at Sira was built in 1696 A.D. the Nidugal chief, Timmana Nayak. sub­ AD. In 1757, Sira was taken by the Mahrattas and mitted ,to the conqueror, who imposed on him a in 1757, Sira was taken by the Mahrattas and restored tribute of 7,000 pagodas and the supply of 300 men. two years after on the conclus on of peace with Mysore. But after his death, they lost possession of all the In 1761, it was taken by Haidar Ali but fell again to territory. to the Mahrattas in 1766 A.D. and was with them till it was conquere by Tippusultan in 1774 A.D. In 1791 A.D., it again reverted to the Mahrattas but Holaval'lhalli or Korampur, in the east was founded only for a brief period. by Baire Gouda or Viragouda, whose history is so prominent in connection with the Bangalore and Kolar At the end of the 17th century Chikka Devaraja Districts. But the rule of these chiefs did not last effected the conquest of all the territory which was not long as the chief defeated them and gave it to appropriated by the Bijapur government established his own brother Ankanagouda. Bairegouda with h;s at Sira. Thus, Ketasamudra Kandikere, Handalgere, eldest son Dadda Ba;chegouda sought the protection of o_u1ur Tumkur, and are enumerated among Sira court. His younger son Sanna Baichegowda, hIS conquests, after wh;ch he seized Jadakanadurga and however, reconquer~d his father's territory with the changed its name to Chikkadevaraya Durga, now help of the Dodballapur chief. But within two years Devarayadurga. Madhugiri, Midagesi, Bijjavara and the Sira army attacked Dodballapur and captured it. Channarayadurga were also subdued in his reign. The Bairegoud3 fell in the seige and his eldest son Dodda remainder of the District fell to Mysore on the conquest Baichegowda was invested with the Government of of Sira by Haider Ali in 1761 A.D. Hol~anhalli. He extended his territory to a large extent before the Mysore army under In the beginning of the present century, the district annexed aU the possessions. was included in the Madhugiri Faujdali. In 1832 A.D. when the British assumed admini~tration of Mysore, the district of Tumkur was formed including it in the Maddagir hne of chiefs arose in a similar manner Chitradurga Division. In 1863 A.D. this Division was and extended its influence to Madhugiri, Channarayana­ was broken up and Tumkur District was included in durga and other places in the north of the District the new Nandydurg Divis;on. In 1882 A.D. it was But their rule ended in 1678. Hagalwad chiefs extended so as to include Chitradurga was a Sub~ succeeded in capturing Kan'dikere and Shettikere on the Division. In 1886 Chitradurga was restored as a fall of Vijayanagar empire. They extended their District, but Pavagada Taluk remained as part of territories cons derably and it was then that the chief Tumkur District. In 1948, this District along with all assumed the name Sal Nayak. The seat of this govern~ other princely State areas merged in India and in 1950 ment was e~tablished at Chikanayakanahalli. The became a part of the Republic of India. Chiknayakanahalli government changed hands sevelal times between the Muhammedans and Marattas till it was ultimately reduced by the Mysore army under The People and their Social Condition Chikkadevaraya. At a small Zamindari was formed under Halegouda or Timmagouda which was The district has a population of 1,367,402 of whom seized for a time by Kempegouda of Magadi ~nd then 138,989 reside in the urban areas of (l) Chikkanaikan­ by Hagalvadi chief. before it was finally united to halli, (2) Gubbi, (3) Koratakere, (4) Kunigal, (5) Madhu­ Mysore. giri, (6) Pavagada, (7) Sira, (8) Tiptur, (9) Tumkur. IV

UO) Turuvekere and (11) Y.N. Hoskote. However, 1956-57 1960-61 G'Ven these urban areas have more or less a rural appearance. 2. Number of medical personnel 17 50 3. Numbes of Primary Health Majority of the people depend upon agriculture Centres 5 8 with subsidiary occupations. The weekly markets are 4. Number of persons treated in held in almost all· Taluk Headquartels and at centres Health Units 10,000 135,000 AWn~rjng about 37 in all for the convenience of the 5. Urban and Rural Water and Reople and at these places transactions are made on Supply Schemes 527 .a ,larg~ scale. They not only serve the ecomonic needs t.>f' the people but also provide an opportunity for The District Health Officer, is the administrative ,,~ia1: contacts a~ong the people. officer of both tecnhical and administtative services of , , the health department. ; ,A number of fairs are also held annually at several ·places.. The principal fairs are Sibi Narasirnhaswami The following particulars as they stood at the 'Rathotsava at Sibi, Siddganga Jatra at Siddaganga, end of 1960 relating to all medical institutions including 'Narasimhaswami Rathotsava at Devarayanadurga, those run by local bodies will help us in getting an idea Dandina Marammana Jatra at Madhugiri, Shri Laxmi­ of the medical facilities existing in the District- narasimhaswami Jatra at Doddadhalivatta" Sri Ganga Brahmeshwara Jatra at Pattanayakanahalli, Sri Subra­ 1. Number of medical Institutions :- tnanyaswamy Jatra at Nagalmadike, Sri Sankaresvara­ A. (1) Hospitals 4 swami Jatra at Kergodi, Sri Narasirnhaf>warni Jatta at : Hathgal, Sri Siddalingeswaraswami Jatra at Yediyur, A. (2) Dispensaries 49 SriAnjaneyaswami Car Festival at Kyamenhalli. These · fai1"s~,are largely attended. Besides their religious Total 53 · irthp@:rtarice, they also provided entertainment and a '()~nge in the simple routine of the village folk. Hospitals Dispensaries Total

. -The people are a hardy lot and their needs being B . (1) General 2 44 46 ·'fe~, the villages are mostly self-sufficient. Their B. (2) Women 2 5 7 staple food consists of Ragi which is supplemented · with ,rice by the well-to-do persons. C. (1) Urban 2 1 3 c. (2) Rural 2 48 50 ,The male folk wear a dhoti with or without Kacha D. (1) Government .. 2 1 3 ~pd:fl shirt. The female folk wear a saree and a blouse. -j" t l,t_ (2) Government aided J ' J ~ , 'r (3) Local Bodies .. 2 48 50 ,. .. Medical, Public Health, Veterinary and Animal ,.;. (, . Husbandry. (4) Others

2. A verage population served per '.< 'lrThe achievements during the first two 5 year plan institution 25,787 iipdiiods are :-

V(G I j 3. Average area served per institution 77.2 1956-57 1960-61 in square miles 4. Sanctioned bed strength 326 1. Number of Medical Institutions- (i) Men 132 (ii) Women and Children 194 i" . :(a) Hospitals and Dispensaries N.A . 33 (b) Bedstrength in Hospitals N.A. 95 5. Iudoor Patients­ " (c) Number of persons treated in (i) Total admitted 12,729 -t ~: l hospitals N.A. 508,852 (ii) Daily average 387·2 v

6. Outdoor patients- The principal crops and the acreage under. each of (i) Total new patients attended 987,848 them are as follows :- (U) Daily average 4,357.6 1. Paddy 118,257 acres 7. Parturition cases 7,025 2. Ragi 385,914 acres 8. Surgical operations 11,911 3. Groundnut 87,407 acres 4. Cocoanut 72,892 acres 9. Doctors employed 62 5. Sugarcane 6,450 acres (i) Males 54 (ii) Females 8 6. Arecanut 8,695 acres 10. Laboratory work 7,444 Paddy crop is raised in Tumkur, Gubbi, Sir~ Kunigal and Koratgere Taluks under tanks. In pans ]1. Radiological Department- of Sira, Madhugiri, Pavagada, and Koratgere, it has' (i) Radiograms 1,106 been cultivated by lift irrigation, the extent varying (ii) Screenings 7,446 from I to 2 acres under each well. Especially in the In Indian Medicine, there are 29 Ayurvedic and after group of villages, the cultivation of paddy is four Unani Hospitals in the District. intensive. l The breed of the cattle improve as we move Ragi is mostly a rainfed crop in the entire district northwords. Among bullocks, those of Madhugiri and except in northern parts of Sira, Koratgere and Madhu­ Turuvekere are highly esteemed on account of thrir giri and the whole of Pavagada Taluk when' it is raised breed. Buffaloes are commonly used both for agri­ by well irrigation also. cultural and dairy purposes. Cows are plentiful, but poor in size, breed and yit'ld of milk, sheep of good Groundnut .crop which is raised in S;ra, Madhu­ breed are met with in Chikkanayakanahalli and the giri, Pavagada and Koratgere Taluks is mostly rainfed taluks to the south and the west. excepting in seasons of scanty rainfall when water by lift ilTigation is also supplied. The common cattle diseases are foot and mouth diseases, the throat disease (Anthrax) and Sugarcane, which is an irrigated crop is mostly rinderpest. confined to Kunigal Taluk. The statistics regarding animal husbandry relating Tiptur, ChikkanayakanahaIly, Gubbi and Turuve­ to the first two 5 year plan periods are- kere are known for cocoanut cultivation. Arecanu~ 1956--57 1960--61 is the second commercial crop in the District, raised Number of Veterinary Hospitals under secure irrigation facilities. and Dispensaries 26 34 Several agricultural extension schemes like- the Number of Breeding Bulls distri­ manufacture of rural and urban compost, the Japanese buted 62 78 method of paddy cultivation, cultivation of green Artificial insemination done .. 3,000 8,420 manure in cocoanut gardens and paddy fields, ra:ising of sunhemp as an ' akkadi ' crop along with Ragi, Number of Animals treated against etc~ are being implemented. various diseases 1,044,640 4,684,822 The achievements in the field of agriculture during Agriculture and Irrigation the period of the first two 5 year plans are- ~ ; The soil, in the District, is generally hard and poor 1956-57 excepting in the Taluks of Madhugiri, Chikkanayakana­ halli, and the eastern and northern parts of Sira and Total food production 7-19 Koratagere. There are vast tracts of fallow lands (in lakh tons.) where even a blade of grass does not grow. But the Area brought under culti­ 1,220,228 l~ i56:'j1~r soil in the lands irrigated by thanks, streams and spring , ! .~;.._: 1(.") vation acres> channels is very fertile. The southern and western . ~fW~:; Taluks have red:soil and certain large tanks. The soil Seed farms opened }>\i'!~' in the eastern Taluks is sandy and in the north we come Improved seeds distributed 52 ,; :,jOOT Ilcross some black cotton soil. tons •. " ; , , tOils,' vi

1956-57 1960-61 Education and Literac), Manures and Fertilisers 1,920 3,098 The achievements in the field of education dunng distributed tons. tons. the period of the first two 5 year.plans are- Urban and Rural Compost 37,570 49,933 prepared tons. tons. 1956-57 1960--61 Area protected against pe,;ts 2,590 16,000 Number of educational institutions­ and diseases acres. acres. (a) Colleges Area brought under Japanese 21,000 25,077 (b) High Schools (including/ method of cultivation acres. acres. Higher Secondary and Taccavi advanced N.A. Rs. 6,022,960 Multi-purpose) 24 39 (c) Middle Schools 84 96 Number of landless and other (d) Primary Schools (including 1,496 1,802 people granted land 16,202 Pre-Primary and Nursery Area of land thus granted o. 75,153 Schools) 1,496 1,802 acres. The District is well known for tanks. There are Total Number of Students 75,181 97,523 two major irrigation projects, viz. Marconahally in Total Number of Teachers 2,591 3,370 Kunigal Taluk and Boranna Kanive in Chikka­ Literacy percentage 17.5 22.5 nayakanahalli Taluk which irrigate 16,000 acres and Number of students given educational 2,000 acres respectively. It is estimated that the total concessions like scholarships, number of tanks is round about 1,500. In the north freeships, etc., in colleges 2,600 9,800 eastern parts of the district, irrigation is done by perennial springs, reached at a depth of only a few feet In 1962, there were 55 High Schools, in the District below the surface. These springs called 'Talparigis' giving a ratio of 1 to 34,800 population. The average areprominent in Madhugiri and Pavagada Taluks. o area served by each High School comes to 73.78 square The acheivements in the field of irrigation during miles. the first two 5 year plan periods are- The percentage of literates has increased from 17.5 1956-57 1960--61 in 1951 to 22.5 in 1961. The literacy percentage is Major and medium irrigation highest in Tiptur Ta1uk with 29.3 ~nd lowest in Pavagada projects undertaken 3 3 Taluk with 16.1. . The percentage of literates in urban Minor irrigation works- areas alone has increased from 44.3 in 1951 to 48.5 (a) tanks constructed and in 1961. Tumkur tops in the percentage of urban and restored. 261 427 literates with 54.7 and Y. N. Hoskote has the lowest (b) irrigation wells sunk 547 1,074 percentage with only 33.9. Loans advanced for sinking irrigation wells and subsidy Occupation, Manufacture and Trade sanctions Rs. 126,195 Rs. 2,361,210 Area brought under irrigation 205,507 2,49,06 Though agriculture is the main occupation of the acres. acres. people of the District, there is a fairly large population engaged in trade and commerce. Cocoanut, ragi, paddy, Natural Calamities groundnut, etc., are the major commodities of export.

The one natural calamity that frequently occurs The district is sufficiently rich in minerals and steps in the District is the draught due to failure of rains. are being taken to exploit the mineral wealth, important The measures adopted by Government generally are of which are Manganese, Limestone, Soapstone, quartz, suspension of the collection of land revenue, and feldspar, garnet, asbestos, etc. Gold is also· found in starting of relief works to provide employment to the native fOlm associated with white quartz reefs in the people of the famine stricken areas. The relief- works basic grey traps of Bellara. ° consist of desilitiong of tanks, laying of roads etc., Besides, Government also sanctions loans for sinking There are several industries in the District, food irrigation wells, purchase of irrigation pump sets, etc. processing being the premier industry among them. There are no other specific instances of natural cala­ In view of the large availability of ojl seeds and paddy mities in the district during the period except occassional grown in this and in the ne:ghbour~ng districts, a number accidental fires occurring here and there. of rice and oil mills have been started in the District. MYSORE STATE, 1961

Population classified by nature of work

TUMKUR DISTRICT 1951

Population classified by nature of work vII

Mysore cements have established a cement factory Works Department is 31-71 miles, black topped is at in Turuvekere 'Taluk. This has a 157-5l miles; 747-4l miles is of water bound macadum; capacity to produce two lakh tons of portland cement 197-7 miles is treated with other kinds of surface annually, providing employment to over 1,000 persons. material and 209-6 miles consists of natural soil. There are several small scale industries in the National Highway No.4 which connects Bombay District. Tumkur taluk has industries producing and Madras via Bangalore passes through the District furniture, slate pencils, crayons, country carts, glass over a length of 51-4 miles. Of the remaining roads, bangles, etc. In Madhugiri Taluk Oil pressing and 113-1 miles form the State Highways, 637-1 miles manufacture of oil cakes is a large industry, besides from the major District roads, 439-5l miles form several other smaller industrial units producing cotton other District roads and 203-3 miles form the village cloth, shoes, etc. Sira produces mats, coarse woollen roads. rugs (Kamblies), shoes, etc. Pavagada and Chikka­ nayakanahalli produce Kamblies, cotton cloth, etc. The State Highways running through the District Gubbi Taluk is noted for the cotton and silk weaving and their tot a] length within the District are as follows:- done on a large scale at Kallur village. Annapura (1) Bangalore-Honawar Road 55-3 miles and several other villages in Tiptur Taluk carry out (2) Bangalore- Road 16-6 miles cotton weaving on a large scale. Kunigal Taluk is (3) Roads within Tumkur Town limits 3-0 miles chiefly noted for its silk production. Bidangere (4) -Hu1iyar Road 21-3 miles and villages of this taluk are known for the (5) Hiriyur-Huliyar Road 5-5 miles manufacture of iron implements. (6) Kibbanhalli-Turuvekere Road 11-0 miles The growth of small scale industries has been The achievements during the period of tho first greatly hampered by the absence of proper locational two five year plans are- facilities, power, water supply, etc. To overcome 1956-57 1960-61 these difficulties, two industrial estates, one at Tumkur and the other at Madhugiri have been sanctioned. Length of National and 51 miles 134 miles State Highways There are nearly 10,000 handlooms engaged in the Tarred roads 138 miles 230 miles weaving of cotton, woollen and silk fabrics in this Metalled roads 696 miles 759 miles District. More than 75 % of these have been brought Unmetalled roads and village 82 miles 223 miles under the co-operative fold. ' roads. The achievements in the sphere of industries Bridges (Major and minor) 2 3 during the first two 5 year plan periods a~e- constructed. 1956-57 1960-61 F. Land Tenures and Land Reforms. Small scale industries 4 7 The two systems in which the land tenures in the Cottage industries 6 7 District could be divided were (1) Ryotwari and (2) Value of industrial output 477,100 2,000,000 InamE including Jahgirs, Jodi and Khayamgutta Rs. Rs. villages. In the former category there was no inter­ Rural industrial co-operatives 51 61 mediary between the Government and the Cultivator Craft co-operative societies 1 5 whereas in the latter there used to be the 'Inamdar' Industries Loans advanced 18,27,858 thus reducing the position of the cultivator to that of an ordinary tenant, generally a tenant-at-will, subject to Communication rackrenting and objection at the pleasure of the , The southern railway from Banga]ore to" Poona • Inamdar'. runs through the District for 58l miles from east to Some of the Inams constituted whole villages west, with stations at HirehaW, Tumkur, Gubbi, while others consisted of a few specified lands in a Yelladbagi, Banasandra, Karadi, Tiptur and village. The latter were called Minor. The whole Konehalli. ' Inam villages fell into three categories, viz, (1) Sarva­ The total length of the roads in the Oistrict is manya villages free of all demands excepting local, 1757-7 miles of which 1,444-6! miles is in charge of the education and other cesses on the reconded value P.W.D., 292-() in charge of the local bodies and 21-0! recovered from the holders; (2) Jodi villages with a in charge of the Forest Department. The total length light assessment consisting of the original Jodi and the of cement concreated road incharge of the Public quit rent, if any, imposed during the Inam settlement viii and cesses, and (3) Khayamgutta vilJages paying But inspite of these measures the rift betwecn Khayamgutta with cesses on it. One special peculiarity Inamdars and their tenants did not get narrowed down. of the Khayamgutta Inams Was that they were heritable The insecurity among tenants continued to be there and also transferrable. and the Inamdars were complaining of irregular pay­ ment of rent by tenants. This rift led to frequent There were in all 5 classes of Inams as follows :- litigation and so an Inam Commission consisting of officials and non-officials was set up in 1932, to enquire 1. Personal Inams- into the facts and make necessary recommendations. (a) Inams for personal benefit. The Chief recommendations of this Commission were (b) Brahmadaya Inams including Agrahar Inams. to enlarge the superintendnece of Government over those villages by introducing survey and settlement II. Religious CDevadaya) and Charitable (Dharma­ without waiting for the Inamdar's consent; entrusting daya) Inams- the work of collection of Revenue annual jamabandi, etc., to Government employees; enlarging the scoPe III. Kodagi Inams for maintenance of wells and tanks. of taking over villages under Government management ; extending the rules for granting remissions for failure IV. Service Inams- of rains to these villages; acquiring by Government power to extinguish the Inam tenure of villages when (a) Miscellaneous Service Inams (such as De~h­ the lnamdars relinquish their right, etc. pande, Deshmukhi, Deshkulkarni, etc.). (b) Inams to artisans and others for services On the basis of these recommendations necessary rendered to the village community. amendments to the Land Revenue Code were effected (c) Village service Inams. in 1939 and 1940. The' Alienated Villages Purchase Act' enabling Government to purchase an alienated V. Miscellaneous Inams comprising of grants for viHage at the request of the holders at a price agreed miscellaneous Pol!ce Revenue and Commercial, to by the latter, was also passed in 1944. Services as district from village service. Inspite of these steps, the expected improvements As the conditions prevailing in the Inam villages in the condition of the inam villages did not materialise. were not conducive to the general dvelopment not only The Inamdars also did not take 'advantage of the Act in the condition of the tiller but also in the progress of of 1944, in selling their lnam villages. The amenities cultivation, two Committees were set up in 1915 and provided by Govetnment and the District Boards did 1916 to enquire into these Inams. But as the delibera­ not reach the Inam villages. The tenants continued tions of these Committees did not lead to any useful to suffer many of the handicaps and disadvantages results, a Commission of seven members waf> set up in they faced before the introduction of these reforms. July, 1918. Government considered the recommen­ Considering all these factors, a Committee was set up dations made by this Commission and also heard the in 1948 fOJ the revision of the Land Revenue system in case as put fourth by the Inamdars and passed orders the Old Mysore State. The main recommendations of on 2nd July, 1925 and 22nd July, 1927, to alleviate the this Committee were, the outright abolition of the grievances put fourth on either side. In 1928 the lnam tenure on payment of compensation to the Inam­ Mysore Land Revenue Code was amended so as to dars ; to vest occupancy rights in the permanent tenants, implement the recommendations made and orders Kadim tenants, and tenants at will, by recovering contained in the above two Notifications. By these occupancy price from the tenants falling in the latter amendments the riglits of Kadim or permanent tenants two catogories ; paying reasonable compensation for were protected even when the Principal's rights were the resumed charitable and religious Inam so as to forfeited, rule,> for drawing presumption of permanent ensure that there would be adequate income for the tenancy were elaborated guaranteeing some security to normal expenditure of those institutions, etc . . longstanding tenants and tenants carrying out improve­ ments of more or less a permanent nature, orders passed by Inamdars holding a commission under As a result of the enquiry and recommendation of Section 99 of the Land Revenue Code were made this Committee the State Government have passed appealable and in general an attempt was made to the Mysore Personal and Miscellaneous Inams Aboli­ secure for the tenants in Inam villages, rights similar tion Act of 1954 and the Mysore Religious and to those of Registered Occupants under Government. Charitable Inams Abolition Act of 1955. The work of ix

resumption of these Inams and payment of compensa­ On the Reorganisation of States, the whole tion is in progress. Some provisions in the Mysore problem had to be viewed from a broader angle as Personal and Miscellaneous Inams Abolition Act were different laws were in force in the various integrated amended by an amendment Act of 1957. areas. So, in order to regulate the land tenancies and also to consider the feasibility of having a common Another problem that was inviting the attention law for the New State of Mysore, a Committee was of Government was the improvement in the condition set up in 1957. The Committee made several recom­ of tenants at large including those in Inam villages. mendations including conferment of ownership on Before the enactment of the Mysore Tenancy Act, tenants in certain cases, restrkting the powers of re­ 1952, the rights of tenants were regulated by the Mysore sumption of land by land-lords, putting a ceiling on Land Revenue Code, 1888. According to this Act, the possession of land, etc. there were three classes 01 tenants, viz. (1) Kadim tenants in Inam Lands paying only land Revenue but A Land Reforms Bill drafted generally on the with permanent rights; (2) Permanent tenants holding basis of the recommendations was introduced in the land for more than 12 years, or recognised as such by Legislature in November, 1958. The bill as mod;fied contract or exercising the right of transfer and (3) by thf' Select Committee was passed by both the Houses tenants at will. The lot of tht tenants, particular1y of Legislature in 1961 and has received the President's the tenants-at-will was so in-secure that the Govern­ assent. The State Government has not yet notified ment had to intervene by passing the Mysore Tenancy the date from which this comes into force. Act, 1952, which guarant~ed the continuance of all the tenancies for at least a period of five years from the date of application of the Act. It restricted the right of resumption of land by the land-lords on grounds of personal cultivation from all tenants in continuous Houses and Households possession fOI a period exceeding 12 years before 1st April 1951. The maximum rent was also stipulated According to the Census of India 1961, the total at one half of the produce. However, steps were taken number of houses and households is 2,52,664 and to see that the cultivation did not suffer due to the 2,54,995 respectively. This gives an average of 62.0 neglect of tenants by vesting powers of ejectment by house.; and 62.6 households per square mile. The land-lords in cases of sub-letting or sub-dividing lands, average number of inmates comes to 5.4 per house. leaving the lands fallow, failure to pay rent, causing destruction or permanent injury to the land, using lands for purposes other than agriculture, etc. Most of the buildings have a rectangular ground plan with fiat roofs of mud, though in the southern and This Act after its introduction as an experiment(ll western parts of the djstrict we do come across some measure in certain areas in 1952 was extended to the houses with tiled roofs. whole State excepting Bellary in 1954 and to Bellary in 1955. The following table gives talukwise distribution of houses, households and population. Certain amendments to this Act were being consi­ dered when the reorganisation of States took place. x

Average Average Average No. of No. of No. of Average T Area in houses households persons popUlation Distrlct/Taluk R sqy.are No. of No. of per square per square per per square U miles housps households Population miles miles household miles 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 !J 10

Tumkur District T 4,073.7 252,564 254,995 1,367,402 62.0 62.6 5.4 335.7 R 4,053.2 228,148 229,904 1,228,413 53.S 56.7 5.4 303.7 U 20.5 24,416 25,091 138,989 1,191.0 1,223.9 5.5 6,779.9

L Chiknayakanhalli T 418.5 21,894 21,913 115,657 52A 52.4 5.3 276,4 Taluk R 417.1 19,852 19,871 105,282 47A 47.9 5.7 252.4 U 1.4 2,042 2,042 10,375 ].,458.5 1,458.5 5.1 7,410.7 Chiknayakanhalli (JIll) U lAO 2,042 2,042 10,375 1,458.5 1,458.5 5.1 7,410.7

2. Gubbi Taluk T 475.1 27,197 27,537 147,422 57.3 57.9 5.4 310.3 R 473.0 25,802 25,934 138,879 54.6 54.9 5.6 293.6 U 2.1 1,395 1,603 8,543 664.3 763.3 5.3 4,068.1 Gubbi (M) U 2.10 1,395 1,603 8,543 664.3 763.3 5.3 4,068.1

3. Koratagere Taluk T ~43.8 17,544 17,635 89,383 71.9 72.3 5.1 366.6 R '242.9 16,735 16,826 85,082 68.9 69.3 5.1 350.3 U 0.9 809 809 4,301 898.9 898.9 5.3 4,778.8 Koratagere (M) U 0.90 809 809 4,301 898.9 898.9 5.3 4,778.8

4. Kunigal Taluk T 380.5 27,311 27,649 155,073 71.8 • 72.7 5.6 407.5 R 378.0 25,368 25,705 144,507 67.1 68.0 5.6 382.3 U 2.5 1,943 1,944 10,566 777.2 777.2 5.4 4,226.4 Kunigal (M) U 2.50 1,943 1,944 10,566 777.2 777.2 5.4 4,226.4

362.8 I). Madhugiri Taluk T 423.9 29,464 29,778 153,793 69.5 70.2 5.2 R 422.7 27,535 27,778 142,518 65.1 65.8 5.1 337.1 U 1.2 1,929 1,990 11,275 1,607.5 1,658.3 5.6 9,395.8 Mudhugiri (M) U 1.20 1,929 1,990 11,275 1,607.5 1,658.3 5.6' 9,395.8

6. Pavagada Taluk T 547.6 21,500 21,667 117,196 39.3 39.6 5.3 214.0 R 546.5 19,763 19,910 IO~,493 36.2 36.4 5.3 194.9 U 1.1 1,737 1,757 10,703 1,579.1 1,597.3 - 6.1 9,730.0 Pavagada (M) U 0.3 996 1,001 5,913 33,20.0 3,336.6 5.9 19,710.0 Y. N. Hoskote (M) U 0.80 741 756 4,790 926.2 945.0 6.3 5,987.5

7. Sira Taluk T 573.2 28,537 28,719 154,004 49.9 50.1 5.3 268.8 R 572.2 25,970 26,120 138,596 45A 45.7 5.3 242.2 U 1.0 2,567 2,599 15,408 2,567.0 2,599.0 5.9 15,408.0 Sira (M) U 1.00 2,567 2,599 15,408 2,567.0 2,599.0 5.9 15,408.0

8- Tiptur Taluk T 320.5 21,212 21,251 Il4,638 66.2 66.3 5.4 357.7 R 319.0 18,432 18,459 99,080 57.7 57.6 5.4 310.6 U 1.5 2,780 2,792 15,558 1,853.3 1,861. 3 5.6 10,372.0 Tiptur (M) U 1.50 2,780 2,792 15,558 1,853.3 1,861. 3 5.6 10,372.0

554.4 9. Tumkur Taluk T 393.1 39,272 40,069 217.911 99.9 101.9 5.4 442.5 R 385.6 30,986 31,442 170,634 80.5 81.5 5.4 U 7.5 8,286 8,627 47,277 1,104.8 1,150.3 5.5 6,303.6 6,303. 1; lumkur (M) U 7.50 8,286 8,627 47,277 1,104.8 1,150.3 5.5

343.9 10 'rnruvekcfP, Taluk T 297.5 18,633 18,777 102,325 62.6 63.1 5.5 328.6 R 296.2 17,705 17,849 97,342 59.8 60.3 5.5 3,833.1 U 1.3 928 928 4,983 713.8 713.8 5.4 3,833.1 ruruvekere (M) U 1.30 928 928 4,988 713.8 713.S 6.4 xi

Local Bodies As in 1962, there were 776 societies of different types as detailed below :- There are in all eleven Town Municipalities func­ tioning in the District and they are all governed by the (l) Central Financing Agency .. 1 My~ore Town Municipalities Act, 1951. The affairs (2) Agricultural Credit Societies 530 of these Municipalities are administered by a council (3) Non-agricultural Credit Societies 52 of members elected by the electorate of the Town (4) PrimalY Land Mortgage Banks 10 concerned. The details regarding the area and popula­ (5) Marketing Societies 14 tion covered by each of these Municipalities an indicated (6) Non-credit Non-Agricultural Societies. . 10 in the statement given below:- (7) Weaver's Societies 62 (8) House building Societies 45 (9) Farming Societies 7 (10) Other Societies 45 SI. Name of Area Population No. the Municipality covered covered ---- Total 776 I 2 3 4 Two thousand three hundred and sixtyseven villages out of 2,403, have come ul1der the co-operative fold. 1 Tumkur 7.50 Sq.Miles 47,277 2 Kunigal 2.50. 10,566 The District Co-operative Bank is the pivot for " 3 Gubbi 2.10 8,543 the short and medium term loans in the District. It " has a total membership of 652 out of which 615 are 4 Koratagere 0.90 4,301 " primary societies. The share capital is Rs. 30.29 lakhs 5 Sira 1.00 15,408 " of which the Government contribution is Rs. 13.49 6 Pavagada 0.30 5,913 lakhs. The deposits and the bank's borrowings amounr " 7 Madhugiri 1.20 11,275 to 22.63 lakhs and Rs. 80.86 lakhs respectively. The " loans outstanding against primaries amount to 8 Y.N. Hoskote 0.80 4,790 " Rs. 109,69 lakhs of which Rs. 28.57 lakhs was overdue. 9 Tiptur 1.50 15,558 " 10 Turuvekere 1.30 4,983 Membership of the 45 weaver's societies stand~ " 11 Chiknayakanahalli " 1.40 10,375 at 6,340. These societies run about 6,100 looms. " The paid up capital and reserves of these societies are Rs. 0.97 lakhs and Rs. 0.87 lakhs respectively. They produced goods worth Rs 1.42 lakhs in 1962 earning

Village Panchayats Police Sub- Circle Police Station Outpost There are about 512 village panchayats functioning division in the District, since the coming into force of the Mysore Village Panchayats and Local Boards Act, 1959. The Madhugiri Madhugiri Badavanahalli affairs of the Panchayats are administered by a Com­ Medigesi mittee of elected members. Provision is also made in the Act for the reservation of seats for women and Koratagere members of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The Act defines the powers and functions of these Panchayats. Pavagada Pavagada Tirumani Y.N. Hosakote Administration TIPTUR- For administrative purpose, Tumkur District is Tiptur Tiptur Kibbanahalli divided into ten Taluks. The governance and welfare Honnavalli of the people is entrusted mainly (a) to several Govern­ ment Departments which function through their District Chilmayakanahalli Offices and in part (b) to Taluk 'Boards, Municipalities anrl Village Panchayats. Sira Sira Bukkapatna The Revenue administration of the district is Kallam bel1a divided into three sub-divisions, viz. Tumkur, Tiptur Huliyur Mathigatta and Madhugiri Sub-Divisions. Tumkur Sub-Division Kereyagaiahalli comprises of Tumkur, Gubbi and Kunigal Taluks, Tiptur Sub-Division comprises of Tiptur, Turuvekere and Chiknayakanahalli Taluks and Mudhugiri Sub­ Gubbi Gubbi Kadaba Division comprises of Madhugiri, Sira, Koratagers Chandrasekharapura and Pavagada Taluks. Assistant Commissioners are Chelur Hagalvadi in-charge of- Revenue Sub-Divisions and Tahsildars Turuvekere Mayasandra are in-charge of the Taluks. The Block Development Dandinasiviua Officer of the Block is the Chief Executive Officer of the Taluk Board whose President is an elected entity. Kunigal Kunigal For the maintenance of law and order, the District is in overall charge of the Superintendent of Police Huliyurdrug He is assisted by a Deputy Superintendent at head­ Hebbur Honnadike quarters and an Assistant Superintendent of Police who is in exclusive charge of Tiptur (Police) Sub­ Division. The Sub-Division circles, station and out­ The staff now under each category in the district posts in the District are as follows :- is indicated below :- Police Superintendent of Police Sub- Circle Police Station Outpost Deputy Superintendent of Police 2 divsion Police Inspectors 8 TUM KUR- Sub-Illspectors 36 Tumkur TumkurTown Assistant Sub-Inspectors .. 5 Tumkur Tilak Park Tumkur Rural Urdigere Head Constables 131 Tumkur Kora Nelhal Police Constables 681 ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS xiv

APPENDIX-LA

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES

Average rainfall during 1952-60 1951* 1952 Hl53 1954 ,--__.A. ___ , Months ,.. __..A..------, ,----A..~ .----.A.-~ ,---"--", No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly miny rain fall rainy rain fall rainy rainfall rainy rainfal rainy rainfall days inmm. day~ in inoheH days in inches days in inches days in incheE

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

::;tation TUMKUR January 0.2 2.5 0.12 Februury 0.1 4.9 March 0.7 8.9 April 3.5 52.1 I 0.27 5 2.07 2 0.65 May 6.2 80.0 10 5.31 3 2.65 10 6.69 June 5.9 91.5 4 0.69 7 5.96 5 3.25 July 8.1 91.0 9 6.56 12 9.33 9 4.75 August 8.9 11[,5 12 5.67 6 1.68 12 8.80 September 6.2 134.6 3 2.67 6 4.67 3 1.20 October 9.9 225.6 11 9.89 19 16.40 7 7.35 November 2.8 34.4 0.22 December 0.9 5.3 7 1. 79

Total 53.4 842.3 57 32.85 59 42.98 49 32.81

Station: MADHUGlRI January 0.1 0.8 February March 0.3 9.4 April 1.4 27.8 1.87 1 0.90 May 3.9 47.4 4 2.17 0.80 6 3.40 June 4.3 49.9 2 1.12 4 2.54 2 0.35 July 6.5 55.9 5 2.10 12 4.35 10 4.63 August 4.2 43.1 2 0.61 2 1.01 7 4.72 September 5.9 108.2 3 2.96 8 3.79 2 0.90 October 8.2 162.1 8 4.55 15 16.38 8 7.94 November 2.7 39.3 December 0.8 4.1 3 0.61

Total 38.3 548.0 24 13.51 42 30.74 39 23.45

Station: CHIKNAYAKANAHALLI January 0.1 1.1 February 0.1 0.5 March 0.7 9.9 April 2.9 40.8 3 0.78 4 1.06 1 0.35 May 6.8 109.7 9 3.30 1 0.50 10 5.59 June 5.1 61.8 4 2.47 - 2 0.72 July 8.0 77.0 6 2.78 11 6.99 11 3.50 August 6.7 61.4 8 ,3.39 5 0.73 6 3.55 September 7.3 ll8.1 4 2.57 5 4.93 3 0.83 October 10.0 218.5 10 9.25 22 18.30 10 9.35 November 2.8 43.6 December 1.4 15.5 6 4.46 5 0.77

Total 51.9 757.9 46 26.53 52 34.98 48 24.66 xv

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES-contd.

1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 .'-~ ,.----A-----. r-----"------.,. r-----"------.,. r---..A...-----.,. ,.....-----..A.---.. No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly Months rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall days in inches days in inches days in inches days in mms. days in mms. days in mms.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Station: TUMKUR 19.1 January 43.9 February 2.15 0.25 3 36.3 I 3.6 March 4 3.38 3 1.65 2 1.44 7 14~.6 5 55.6 3 30.2 April 5 2.16 2 0.92 6 3.96 6 48.3 10 93.2 4 27.9 May 4 1.95 [0 6.20 10 5.38 6 86.9 64.0 7 75.2 June 7 2.15 6 1.82 4 1.50 8 51.3 II 149.2 7 55.8 July 8 3.74 4 1.31 5 2.11 15 183.3 14 200.1 4 38.4 . August 11 9.90 7 6.!l9 5 3.04 6 120.9 2 3') .) 13 335.3 8eptember 1~ 13.02 17 14.13 9 8.76 6 102.7 3 23.6 6 137.6 October 2 1.16 6 3.52 4 1.~7 4 64.8 2 18.0 6 70.1 November 0.10 DecembeI

55 39.71 55 36.54 46 27.71 60 863.8 50 672.2 51 774.1 Total

Station: MAD HUG lRI 7.6 January Febl'Uary I 2.54 1.10 18.0 March 2 1.23 2 2.65 0.20 60.5 2 12.4 1 3.1 April 6 3.17 6 4.73 7 75.0 3 62.7 26.7 May 5 1.59 0.30 7 4.67 5 97.0 8 53.7 5 29.7 June 2 0.66 13 3.62 3 0.41 1 3.1 4 35.0 9 64.7 July 9 2.64 3 1.85 5 1.05 6 46.5 3 28.5 1 11.4 August 12 8.62 4 1. 72 2 1.18 5 176.1 I) 161.8 9 149.2 September 7 4.~8 16 9.11 9 6.97 5 115.6 2 12.7 4 80.0 October 1.35 7 4.67 4 2.67 2 59.8 2 14.7 6 58.5 November 3 17.7 3.6 December

45 26.08 46 23.92 38 22.98 35 659.2 35 399.2 38 426.9 Total

Station. CHICKNAIKHNAHALLI 9.7 January 1 4.8 February ,) .) 2.30 0.06 3 17.8 2 I ~.~ March 4 3.27 3 2.59 '2 2.03 3 49.5 1 2.1'l 5 58.7 April 11 9.92 3 0.84 6 3.99 8 75.7 7 128.4 6 170.0 May 3 0.75 5 2.05 8 3.05 6 106.5 II 129.4 7 91.0 Jun~ 7 2.70 9 1.80 9 2.01 5 41.2 7 53.7 7 95.8 July 6 1.46 5 1.55 4 1.87 13 158.2 9 52.5 4 23.5 August 16 8.59 7 7.29 2 1.29 7 100.0 9 198.8 13 116.0 Septomber 9 3.90 11 10.46 10 7.00 3 ,91.4 5 92.3 10 293.3 October I 0.28 7 4.38 4 3.35 4 96.8 1 5.1 8 87.1 Novembpr 2 6.4 Decemblr ------58 33.17 50 30.96 45 24.65 53 746.8 53 674.2 62 947.6 Total ------_------_-----_. xvi

APPENDIX- I-A-contd.

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES

Average rainfall during 1952-·60 1951* 1952 1953 1954

, __..A- __~ Months .----A------.. r------.A..~ ,...----.A.---, , _ ____..A.______,_ No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall days inmms. days in inches days in inches days in inches days in inchee

2 3 4 5 9 7 8 9 10 11

Station : SIRA January 0.1 2.1 February March 0.5 6.) April 1.3 28.6 2 2.80 3 1.22 1 1:92 May 4.3 59.9 4 1.43 1 0.28 4 1.85 June 4.1 57.5 0.48 7 7.75 July 5.0 61.6 5 4.02 8 4.13 7 3.83 August. 3.4 49.0 2 0.63 2 2.06 5 3.86 September 5,5 117.3 4 2.63 4 4.80 4 1.07 October 7.3 129.0 9 6.57 14 9.92 10 3.21 November 2.0 28.2 December 0.4 7.8 2.20 3 0.48

Total 33.9 547.1 28 20.76 39 30.16 34 16.22

Station: QUBBI January 0.2 3.0 0.16 February 0.1 0.4 0.14 March 0.8 9.6 0.10 . April 2.8 47.8 2 1.82 5 2.03 1 0.92 May 6.0 86.7 8 4.56 2 1.23 10 7.28 June 5.2 76.3 3 0.83 3 6.48 5 1.58 July 7.3 83.2 4 2.92 10 8.84 9 4.42 August 6.8 80.5 9 2.70 2 1.54 6 4.36 September 7.8 136.9 3 2.25 7 3.64 4 1.00 October 9.2 226.5 12 7.64 17 23.90 7 5.00 November 2.5 28.9 December 0.8 5.5 4 1.16 1 0.26

Total 49.5 785.3 45 23.88 47 47.80 45 25.08

Station : TIPTUR January 0.2 0.9 0.10 February March 1.2 13.6 April 3.4 43.5 3 1.05 6 2.96 0.50 May 6.2 79.9 5 1.90 2 0.30 9 6.36 June 4.6 58.6 5 2.39 4 1.10 July 6.4 69.8 5 2.28 13 5.51 8 4.87 August 4.2 49.6 3 0.93 3 0.89 6 1.97 September 6.4 188.7 2 0.70 6 7.67 October 10.3 202.7 10 7.83 20 15.76 10 4.67 November 2.3 40.6 December 1.2 16.2 6 4.20 3 0.50

Total 46.4 764.1 34 18.89 55 35.48 42 20.07 xvii

APPENDIX-I-A-contd.

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES

1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 l!l60 (,..... ___...._~ ,------.A-__-, ,-__.-A- __----. r---..A..---, ,------..A.~ ~------.. No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly Months rJ.iny rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall days III inohes days in inches days in inches days in mms. days in mms. days in mms.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23

Station : SIRA 19.1 January February 2 0.72 0.19 2 29.5 2.3 March 1 0.92 1 1.88 0.36 2 17.8 1.3 6.9 April 7 3.51 3 1.31 5 2.9-1 7 89.3 6 79.3 2 82.9 May 0.54 4 0.58 9 5.63 13.-1 9 96.8 3 26.6 June 6 1.6:~ 8 3.41 2 0.31 4 20.4 2 Ill.5 3 74.5 July 1 1.44 0.09 4 1.51 10 112.0 3 78.3 I 7.6 August 13 7.60 4 6.59 3 1.15 3 126.2 7 177.3 8 149.4 Septembel' 5 5.79 13 11.31 6 4.56 4 62.0 3 16.3 2 32.2 October 0.20 5 2.59 4 3.14 64.5 10.9 5 27.8 November 2.0 December

38 22.34 38 ~7.76 35 19.79 37 554.2 31 481. 7 25 410.2 'l'otal

Station: GUBBI I 23.4 Janua..zy February 3 1.94 2 0.93 1,3 10.2 March 4 3.45 2 3.00 2 0.73 5 71.8 1 6.9 3 48.5 April 8 4.92 4 1.64 7 3.68 6 74,7 4 38.6 5 74.6 May 4, 1.17 7 2.66 10 6.66 ,1 60.7 7 68.9 4 65.1 June 9 3.08 7 1.86 7 2.17 5 27.7 6 47.8 8 82.1 July 3 1. 71 8 2.80 3 0.73 15 145.5 9 105.2 6 122.2 August 12 9.76 7 7.84 5 1.18 5 43,6 12 294.8 15 242.4, Septembe 9 5.99 14 15.87 9 11.00 5 114.3 3 49.8 7 111.5 October 2 1.15 8 1.90 2 0.65 3 45.6 1 10.9 7 109.5 November 1 0.27 1 1.7 December

------,~--, 55 33.44 57 37.57 47 27.73 49 608.6 44 624.6 56 866.1 Total

Station: TIPTUR 5.8 January February I 0.27 6 2.87 3 12.7 29.7 March 4 2.23 2 2.25 3 0.59 7 66.8 1 38.1 4 '13.1 April 9 3.46 5 1.60 9 4,67 7 101.6 7 122.9 3 30.5 Ma.y 6 1. 75 5 1.85 6 4,73 3 73.4 9 123.7 3 28.8 June 5 2.60 2 0.65 8 3.03 4 27.3 8 42.3 5 77.4 July 4 0.90 5 4.40 4 2.67 9 76.4 2 34.3 2 37.1 August II 8.82 9 17.57 2 0,34 7 194.2 12 398.9 9 213.9 September 10 6.05 10 11.09 13 8.10 3 93.4 7 91. 7 10 280.7 October 2 0.40 5 5.75 3 66.1 4 66.8 7 76.6 November 1 0.20 16.5 December

53 26.68 44 42.28 50 29.88 47 717.7 51 935.2 44 817.8 Tot"l ------

TUMKUR 2 xviii

APPENDIX-I-A-contd. CLIMATOLOGICAL 'fABLES

Average rainfall during 1952-60 1951* 1952 1953 1954 ,..--__J.,____ -"'I ,..------.A..-___ Months r-~ ...------A----, ,------A---, No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of 'Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall days inmms. days in inches days in inches days in inches days III inch"

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Il

Station: PAVAGADA January 0.2 February 0.3 2.1 0.68 March 0.1 1.1 April 1.0 19.5 3 3.20 May 4.7 76.8 3 1. 78 2 1.35 2 2.03 June 3.3 50.5 6 3.12 7 3.82 July 4.4 62.7 5 2.91 4 1.38 :J 2.46 August 4.3 37.2 9 2.77 2 1.48 September 5.2 96.6 2 3.20 4 2.56 1 0.3S October 5.9' U9.0 4 2.39 14 15.48 5 5.34 November 2.3 32.8 Decmber 0.7 10.1 4 3 31

Total 32.2 508.6 34 20.16 34 27.79 16 11.69

St&tion : KUNIGAL January 0.1 0.5 1 0.20 February 0.1 March 0.5 5.6 April 3.7 69.5 4 2.29 7 4.02 1 0.60 May 6.4 138.4 8 y.70 4 1.62 10 10.43 June 5.3 84.4 2 1.58 7 .2.87 4 2.46 July 7.1 108.4 5 4.43 10 3.52 9 4.28 August 6.5 84.5 8 2.60 0.23 7 4.12 September 6.2 152.8 3 1.12 6 5.04 4 1.40 October 10.8 219.3 9 1.27 19 13.86 10 5.84 November 2.3 54.6 December 1.3 18.9 8 5.10 2 0.90

Total 50.2 837.0 47 36.09 53 31.16 48 30.23

Station: KORATAGERE January 0.2 1.7 1 0.15 February March 0.1 0.1 April 1.9 22.5 1 0.37 4 1.40 0.28 May 5.0 65.3 5 1.36 4 1.85 11 5.01 June 5.0 76.2 4 2.42 6 2.28 3 2.08 July 6.0 74.1 5 3.59 12 9.18 8 4.27 August 5.0 53.4 4 6.74 5 1.06 6 3.10 September 5.8 94.7 2 0.67 5 3.65 October 8.4 160.6 10 8.34 16 9.17 II 4.47 November 2.0 51.3 December 0.5 [6.7 3 5.25 2 0.68

---~------Total 39.9 6[6.6 34 28.74 53 28.74 42 19.89 XIX

APPENDIX-I-A-contd. CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES

1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 ,..---..A..----.....,. ,-----.J.. \\ ,------A------,. ~ ~ ~ No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly Month, miny rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall days in inches days in inches days in inc.hes days in mms. days in mms. days in mms.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Station: P AV AGADA 2.0 January 0.20 February 1 0.40 March 0.65 I 1.65 3 20.8 1 15.2 April 6 3.98 3 2.30 8 4.55 8 116.6 5 84.6 5 83.8 May 2 0.60 5 3.95 2 41.9 6 109.7 2 11.2 June 5 2.50 8 2.58 2 0.40 4 26.6 4 57.5 3 169.5 July 4 2.15 I 0.90 4 1.25 13 76.5 3 17.4 3 23.9 August 10 8.50 3 2.37 5 2.02 5 113.3 10 152.4 7 117.9 September 6 2.68 10 5.70 9 5.85 2 68.6 2 40.9 II.O October 2 1.25 5 4.05 5 2.29 2 38.0 2 29.0 5 35.6 November 3.3 3.6 December

35 22.11 33 20.15 39 20.51 40 507.6 33 495.1 27 468.1 Total

Station: KUNIGAL January 0.5 February I 1.52 I 0.74 2 10.4 I 8.1 March 4 3.67 I 2.02 2 2.77 8 174.1 6 60.7 April 7 6.96 6 5.19 5 5.12 8 128.3 5 93.7 5 149.8 May 5 1.58 3 1.23 5 4.93 4 144.1 12 185.4 6 58.0 June 10 4.55 5 2.27 4 2.59 8 89.1 5 42.3 8 109.4 July II 6.12 3 1.37 8 3.37 11 87.7 7 110.5 4 59.0 August 10 7.07 4 5.48 2 2.39 6 181.6 9 287.8 12 343.8 September 11 7.66 17 16.80 9 6.84 6 106.8 8 55.4 8 229.7 October 2 1.11 6 2.18 6 5.33 3 70.8 I 29.7 3 35.0 November 0.46 6.3 December

61 40.24 46 37.00 42 34.08 56 993.4 48 8Il.l 53 1,054.1 Total

Station: KORTAGERE I 12.7 January February 0.50 I 7.6 March 2 0.70 3 2.05 1.20 I 10.2 3 17.8 I 20.3 April 5 2.75 1 0.60 4 3.15 6 64.8 5 83.8 4 65.0 May 6 1.55 5 2.60 7 6.28 16.5 10 113.0 3 18.8 June 2 0.65 9 1.85 4 0.80 2 10.2 4 36.4 8 103.6 July 4 2.47 2 1.06 6 2.18' 12 94.7 5 91. 7 I 24.6 August 14 9.23 3 3.70 3 1.35 6 142.2 9 109.8 10 128.1 September 11 5.57 14 14.40 6 4.22 .,'. 113.0 2 12.6 3 47.6 October 2 1. 70 5 9.00 4 1.55 2 67.0 I 43.2 4 40.5 NovembeI December ------.------47 25.12 42 35.26 35 20.73 38 531.3 39 508.3 35 456.1 Total

2* xx

APPENDIX-I-A-contd. CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES

Average rAinfall during 1952-60 1951 * 1952 1954 1954 ,-___.J<-_____-, ,-__..A.. __ ---, ,-__...A ~..A--~ ,---...)..____--.., "lI Number Monthly Number Monthly Number Monthly Number Monthly Number Monthly of rainy ~ rainfall of rainy rainfall of rainy rainfall of rainy rainfall of rainy rainfall Months days in mms. days in inches days in inches days in inches days in inches

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Station :-TURUVEKERE

January 0.1 0.3 0.15 February March 0.3 4.8 April 3.4 61.1 6 1.34 4 1.3G 0.10 May 5.7 94.4 7 4.12 3 2.26 0.16 June 5.0 62.4 2 1.27 2 2.46 11 7.56 July 6.9 60.6 5 4.00 10 3.44 3 0.58 August 5.0 65.4 6 2.87 3 2.36 9 6.10 September 7.5 ' 124.1 2 3.30 11 6.72 9 3.10 October 8.5 178.8 10 10.19 18 15.13 0.25 November 3.7 65.1 0.13 14 8.24 December 0.5 1.2 5 4.4 ------Total 46.6 718.2 43 31.13 51 33.86 50 26.24

Source :-Director of Statistics in Mysore. BangAJore.

* Information for the year 1951 is not available. xxi

APPENDIX-I-A CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES-conoId.

1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 ... ,--- l ,--.A..-----", ,.------A------", r---...... , ,-----.A..----. Number Monthly Number Mouthly Number Monthly Number Monthly Number Monthly Number Monthly Months of rainy rainfall of rainy rainfall of rainy rainfall of rainy rainfall of rainy rainfall of rainy rainfall days in inches days in inches days in inches days in mms. days in mms. daYR in mms.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Station :-TURUVEKERE

January February 1 0.20 1 0.46 I 20.3 6.1 March 3 2.89 3 1.46 2 1.40 6 44.5 I 16.5 5 56.2 April 10 5.32 4 1.52 7 5.96 7 156.2 7 97.6 5 104.4 May 5 0.58 8 2.61 4 1.57 2 29.2 II 124.4 June 10 2.77 8 1.45 5 2.70 7 37.4 7 32.0 7 96.9 July 6 2.98 2 1.02 4 0.83 8 57.0 4 93.2 3 28.2 August 10 6.92 8 6.07 3 0.77 7 124.4 9 190.8 9 119.3 September 13 7.22 II 11.08 9 5.26 2 85.1 5 51.1 8 224.9 October 0.85 5 3.57 3 4.39 4 65.9 1 31. 7 5 52.3 November December ---- 59 29.73 49 28.78 38 23.34 44 620.0 45 637.3 43 688.3 Total xxii

APPENDIX II-A VITAL STATISTICS-BIRTHS AND DEATHS RECORD 1955-60

1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 t:J. Name of Taluk ,--~ ,-~ ,----A------,. ,---~ ~ ~--. No. Birth Death Birth Death Birth Death Birth Death Birth Death Birth Death

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

I. Chiknayakanhalli 1,509 777 1,7fl9 686 1,625 845 1,679 732 1,951 617 1,487 462

2. Gubbi 2,072 762 1,787 746 1,419 720 1,561 783 1,735 669 1,476 654

3. Koratagere 1,042 442 957 538 984 660 1,084 607 1,030 475 860 409

4. Kunigal 2,655 1,075 2,770 1,433 2,610 1,516 2,451 1,489 2,666 1,037 1,928 790

5. Madhugiri 2,413 856 2,088 963 2,141 1,361 2,422 1,417 2,788 1,151 2,022 951

6. Pavagada 1,248 569 1,1l2 487 1,048 692 1,295 692 1,620 788 1,226 549

7. Sira 1,42'1 497 1,152 445 970 606 986 543 952 341 513 271

8. Tiptur 1,664 793 1,801 708 1,666 812 1,677 812 1,983 648 1,721 508

9. Tumkur 2,553 1,01I 2,668 495 2,459 1,354 2,704 1,527 2,717 1,266 2,067 902

10. Turuvekere 1,364 678 993 529 1,307 747 1,473 720 1,541 531 1,203 493

Source-Director of Statistics in Mysore, Bangalore.

N.B.-Information for the period prior to 1955 iR not available.

APPENDIX II-B

DEATHS FROM SELECTED CAUSES

Taluk: CHIKNAYAKANHALLI

Cause of Death 1955-60 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960

2 3 4 5, 6 7 8

l. Cholera 14 7 I 3 2 2. Fever 649 103 88 140 139 179 3. Small Pox 39 4 I 3 26 5 4. Plague 2 I I 5. Dyscentry 295 51 49 62 62 71 6. Diarrhea 7. Eatrib Group of Fevers 5 8. Respiratory DIseases other than T. B. of Lungs 200 30 43 48 36 43 3 9· Suicide 8 I 3 1 10. Malaria 1,276 357 222 266 232 115 84 ll. Plutharia 12. T. B. of Lunga 248 43 55 46 40 35 29 13, Snake-bite 7 3 2 I 14. V.D.

Note.-Infromation prior to the year 1955 is not ava.ilable. xxiii

APPENDIX ll-B-{contd.} laluk: GUBBI

Cause of Death 1955-60 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Cholera 5 1 3 1 2. Fever 763 154 154 139 116 200 3. Small Pox 64 2 4 10 39 5 4 4. Phl,gue 2 1 5. Dysentry 383 64 58 79 99 83 ~. Diarrhea 7. Entric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Diseases other than T. B. of Lungs 188 34 46 50 22 36 9. Suicide 15 I 2 3 3 3 3 10. Malaria 825 188 154 167 148 95 73 II. Plutharia 12. T. B. of Lungs 459 78 102 82 82 59 56 13. Snake-bite 8 3 4 1 14. V.D.

Taluk: KORATAGERE

I. Cholera 5 3 2 2. Fever 512 76 64 108 114 150 3. Small Pox 21 2 3 8 ,3 4. Plague 2 1 1 5. Dysentry 253 35 36 58 85 39 5 6. Diarrhea 7. Entric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Diseases other than T. B. of Lungs 183 30 40 42 36 35 9. Suicide 6 1 2 2 10. Malaria 681 110 107 178 142 70 74 II. Plutharia 12. T. B. of Lungs 652 403 69 63 46 46 25 13. Snake-bite 8 1 3 2 1 14. V.D.

Taluk: KUNIGAL

1. Cholera 21 5 3 4 3 5 1 2. Fever 1,591 211 341 357 346 336 3. Small Pox 74 6 8 13 31 12 4 4. Plague 2 2 5. Dysentry 973 140 175 242 273 143 6. Diarrhea 7. Entric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Diseases other than T. B. of Lungs 403 75 105 84 85 54 ,9. Suicide 19 5 4 6 2 1 l' \:0. Malaria 1,024 2M 2H) 213 204 90 101 ll. Plutharia 12. T. B. of Lungs . 432 . . 73 91 102 72 46 48 13. Snake-bite 28 3 4 11 6 4 14. v.n. xxiv

APPENDIX II-B-(contd.)

Taluk : MADHUGIRI

Cause of Death 1955-60 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 19f1O

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2 • 1. Cholera 14 11 1 2. Fever 1,613 214 220 363 363 453 3. Small POl[ ]24 12 6 25 14 14 53 4. Plague 3 3 5. Dysentry 632 66 78 139 221 128 6. Diarrhea 7. Ent,ric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Diseases other than T. B. of Lungs 320 59 58 62 82 59 2 9. Suicide 14 2 1 1 3 5 134 10. Malaria 1,214 167 194 339 250 130 II. Plutharia 76 12. T. B. of Lungs 505 72 105 91 90 7I 13. Snake-bite 17 5 2 3 2 5 14. V.D.

Taluk :-PAVAGADA 2 1. Cholera 19 5 7 4 2. Fever 861 113 no 177 171 290 12 3. Small Pox 52 1 4 3 15 17 4. Plague 2 5. Dysentry 252 34 27 39 95 57 6. Diarrhea 7. Entric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Disea~('s other than T. B. of Lungs 157 26 34 33 24 40 5 9. f'luicide 16 3 2 3 3 126 10. Malaria 1,068 188 166 244 181 163 11- Plutharia 34 12. T. B. of Lungs 203 34 28 35 31 41 13. Snake-bite 13 4 3 I 4 14. V.D.

Taluk: SIRA 6 I. Cholera 9 1 2 142 144 2. Fever 631 99 105 141 16 4 18 3' Small Pox 58 6 7 7 4. Plague I I 33 28 5. Dysentry 175 29 32 53 6. Diarrhea 7. Entric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Diseases other than 18 18 T. B. of Lungs 104 21 21 26 2 9. Suicide 6 I 3 124 44 55 10. Malaria 605 147 94 141 11. Plutharia 61 61 28 28 12. T. B. of Lungs 267 51 38 4 13. Snake-bite 6 I 14. v.n. xxv

APPENDIX II-B-(Concld.}

Taluk : TIPTUR

Cause of Death 1955-60 1955 1956 1957 HI5 1!}59 1960

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Cholera 9 1 4 2 2 2. Fever 690 76 81 112 120 ;,01 3. Small Pox 61 6 8 34 8 n 4. Plague 4 1 1 5. Dysentry 452 82 57 77 96 141) 6. Diarrhea 7. Entric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Diseaes other than T. B. of Lungs 213 48 41 :{7 :15 »;2 9. Suicide 16 1 4 2 4 4- 10. Malaria 965 225 186 211 160 99 84 11. Plutharia 12. T. B. of Lungs 366 60 63 54 56 103 30 13. Snake-bite 8 3 2 2 14. V.D.

Taluk : TUMKUR

1. Cholera 22 6 4 8 2 2. Fever 809 Il8 160 174- 201 156 3. Small Pox 56 2 5 11 23 1:1 2 4. Plague 5 3 1 1 5. Dysentry 624 72 106 150 208 t,8 6. Diarrhea 7. Entric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Diseases other than T. B. of Lungs 276 40 47 64 81 44 9. Suicide 17 4 6 3 2 1 10. Malaria 947 167 193 180 217 :-'3 107 J]. Plutharia 12. T. B. of Lungs 610 III 136 135 107 40 81 13. Snake-bite 12 3 3 4 2 14. V. D.

Taluk : TURUVEKERE

1. Cholera 4 3 2. Fever 548 91 76 118 109 154 3. Small Pox 23 4 12 2 4 4. Plague 5. Dysentry 385 72 49 105 100 59 6. Diarrhea 7. Entric Group of Fevers 8. Respiratory Diseases other than T. B. of Lungss 65 35 26 35 34 35 9. Suicide 7 1 2 2 2 10. Malaria 907 218 166 181 157 102 83 11. Plutharia 12. T. B. of Lungs 260 47 41 57 54- 26 35 13. Snake-bite 8 2 1 5 14. V. D.

Source: Director of Statistics in Mysore, Bangalorc. xxvi

APPENDIX llI-A IJAND UTILISATION STATISTICS BY DISTRWTS-1950.51 TO 1959-60 Area-in acres Area not aVl1ilable for cultivation Area cultivable Area cultivated ~---~ ~-- ---'"\~ I,and put Barren Fallows Pastures Misc. Tree crops to non- and un- other and and groves not Net area Current Sl. agriculture cultivable Cultivable than grazing included under fa.llows No. Year ForestR uses land w(tstes current land net a.rea sown sown 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 fI 1,070,825 263,497 L 1960-51 125,635 205,277 107,890 02,019 120,976 406,627 77,699 1,041,794 307,665 2. 1961-52 125,635 205,277 107,890 89,513 108,345 406.627 77,699 1,035,022 254,437 :!. 1962-53 125,635 209,277 107,890 89513 168,345 406,627 77,699 1,087,913 227,510 4. 1953-54 125,635 205,277 107.890 85.734 146,160 406,627 77,699 1,051,538 208,089 5. 1954-55 125,635 205,277 107,890 85,734 201,956 406,627 77,699 1,050,446 207,964 6. 1955--56 125,635 205,326 107,890 94,468 195,549 405,432 77,699 1,203,393 224,143 7. 1956-57 115,090 143,030 152,169 103,644 103,375 478,727 93,917 1,209,837 209,864 8. 1957-58 115,090 153,929 164,459 104,723 102,445 460,071 97,070 1,200,607 193,101 9. 1958-59 113,738 169,237 177,843 139,349 92,290 430,928 100,395 1,238,11)1 lS7,:lP3 10. 1959-60 109,304 1'M,929 170,600 162,153 95,719 383,908 42,110 APPENDIX III-B YIELD RATES OF PRINCIPAL CROPS-1950-51 TO 1959-60

Rice Jowar Bajra A... , r-~ ~ ~ ,- .. Rate of Rate of Rate of production production production Production per acre Sl. Area Production per acre Arca Production per acre Area in tons in Ibs. No. Year in acres in tons in Ibs. in acres in tons in Ibs. in acres 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 !l 332 172 1. 1950--51 52,760 9,924 421 28,454 2,354 185 4,325 5,243 214 914 2. 1951-52 38,272 6,248 365 44,493 909 457 7,741 598 173 3. 1952-53 46,462 13,660 654 41,824 3,156 603 376 773 4. 1953-54 72,849 17,723 945 75,839 15,943 470 10,888 439 16,976 2,902 383 5. 1954-55 61,461 21,460 782 69,64~ 13,674 706 12,185 4,599 89\) 6. 1955-56 69,449 34,207 1,161 74,315 22,246 244 2,732 55\) 7. 1956-57 113,270 42,911 893 61,146 6,338 11,711 269 6,912 483 165 8. 1957-58 103,757 25,615 582 64,431 7,354 175 13,642 1,354 686 9. 1958-59 81,817 17.746 504 59,753 4,488 292 11,151 i<96 189 10. 1959--60 70,901 39,182 1,303 56,957 7,060

Ragi Total cereals Tur ...A... ______A. , r- "'------~""'\I .-- Rate of Rate of Rat,e of production production Fodnction Area ProducthCl per aert' Si. Area Production per acre Area Production per acre in acre~ in tons in Ibs. No. Year in acres in tons inlbs. in acres in tons inlbs. 18 ~9 20 2 12 13 14 15 H! 17 432 26,279 1,296 llO 1. 1950-51 329,069 67,429 458 414,654 80,044 194 22,680 652 643 2. 1951-52 267,946 30.684 256. 472,865 40,980 239 24,240 597 551 3 1952-53 283,812 33,296 263 4~0,816 51,246 491 25,384 584 515 4. 1953-54 308,116 96,070 698 603,503 132,368 389 27,65() 2,514 2()3 5. 1954-55 357,733 67,081 420 642,690 Ill,695 . 889 29,630 2,564 194 6. 1955--56 369,494 190,081 1,213 655,718 260,301 538 43,365 2,851 147 7. 1956-57 410,287 103,881 597 746,137 179,142 547 44,531 7,568 4()1 8. 1957-58 423,942 125,882 700 753,873 184,108 501 25,842 1,208 163 9. 1958-59 385,558 108,182 662 690,320 154,586 753 19,575 3.171 382 10. 1959-60 393,485 151,612 909 655,903 220,652 xxvii

APPENDIX ill-B-(contd.)

YIELD RATES OF PRINCPAL CROPS-1950-51 TO 1959-60

Total pulses A... _____---.. Potatoes Sugarc9.ne r--·----.A. -----~ ..----- ______,.__ __, Rate of Rate of Rate of Production Sl. Production Production Area Production per acre Area Production per acre No. Year Area Produotion per acre in acres in tons in ·bs. in acres in tons in Ibs. in acres in tons in ton~ 1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 1. 1950--51 27,504 1,422 116 2,408 4,613 1.9 2. 1951-52 173,621 5,745 741 3. 1952-53 2,215 4,527 2.0 186,302 4,908 590 4. 1953-54 2, 12J) 4,620 2,2 187,972 4,993 595 2,645 4,590 1.7 5. 1954-55 182,290 II,186 137 6, 1955-56 2,074 51,850 25,0 194,125 21,674 250 200 31 7. 1956-57 347 2,695 67,375 25.0 205,748 17,269 188 90 15 8. 1957-58 373 3,831 99,606 26.0 216,550 27,840 288 120 18 9. 1958-59 336 3,434 56,805 16.54 180,985 15,094 187 120 10. 1959-60 18 334 3,398 94,339 16.54 192,519 21,915 255 2,993 77,368 27.83 Ginger (dry) Chillies (dry) Tobacco --A~ ______~__ r---.------A------___ ~ r------__ A-______-. Rate of Area Produc· Rate of Area Rate of Area Produc- Produc- production in tion in production in tion in production in tion per acres acres. tons. per in Ibs, acrl's. 81. tons per acre Year acres In Mds. of in lbs. inlbs. No. 241bs. 2 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 :17 38 1., 1950-51 2. 1951-52 1,696 325 429 12,048 2,541 3. 1952-53 432 1,916 433 506 16 160 240 10,306 1,030 4. 1954-55 224- 1,040 140 301 10 100 240 10,306 1,030 lJ. 1954-55 224 1,841 188 229 12 120 240 8,435 943 6. 1955-56 250 7,840 916 7. 1956-57 262 1,850 301 364 9,952 718 8. 1957-58 153 2,678 1,539 1,287 9,580 632 9. 1958-59 326 ],916 1,015 1,187 9,252 641 10. 1959-60 I55 3,105 1,740 1,256 10,148 874 193

Groundnut Castor Se~amun r------~ ______~ r------_~~ ______~ .A , Area Preduc· Rate of Area Product Rate of Sl. Area Production Rate of Year in tionin production in ion producttion in intons. production No. acres. tons. per acre acres. tons. per acre acres. per acre in Ibs. in Ibs. in Ibs.

2 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47

1. 1950-51 72,725 7,252 223 19,382 456 527 2,300 188 183 2, 1951-52 59,896 3,577 134 16,973 271 327 2,300 89 86 3. 1952-53 41,746 2,356 126 14,998 257 383 4. 1953-54 1,775 43,780 2,202 112 23,096 2,688 5. 1954-55 260 2,130 58 61 52,800 2,640 112 21,865 1,589 6, 1955-56 162 1,830 60 73 86,200 2,990 78 19,225 1,327 7. 1956-57 155 2,170 85 88 90,876 19,861 ,490 3,383 2,667 8. 1957-58 1,766 3,833 254 148 95,867 13,254 310 20,571 2,620 9. 1958-59 285 3,312 139 94 75,230 12,909 300 19,256 2,678 311 1,580 131 171 '10. 1959-60 84,290 12,39,) 42~ 21,246 2,955 312 2,093 201 :15 xxviii

APPENDIX m-B-(concld.}

YIELD RATES OF PRINCIPAL CROPS 1950-51 TO 1959-60

Linseed Cotton Wheat __..A__ _;..____---;., ,-- .-----"-- ~ Rate of Rate of Rate of produc- produc- produc- Produc- tion por Produc- tion per Produc- tion pe 1)1. Area tions acre Area tion acres Area tion acres No. YMr in acreS in tons in Ibs. in acr~S in tons in Ibs. in acres in tons in Ibs.

2 4S 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56

1. 1950-51 :{,717 375 395 31 Ii 393 2. 1951-52 :{O :1 224 2,200 93 165 3. 1952-03 100 l. 1953-54 425 S5G 7S4 5. 1954-55 4,381) 1,200 107 6. 1955-56 9,075 2,2"54- 97 7. 1956-57 167 10 143 9,600 4,672 191 58 6 244- 8. 1957-58 23 2 194 7,990 4,298 2Il 41 5 287 9. 1958-59 4-,54-5 3,025 261 10. 1959-60 3,753 417 44 30 3 232

Minor millets Othpr Khariff pulses Other Rabi pulses Bengal gram

-----..A..____ ~, ~ ,------..A.. ~---- ,------..A..---_ , Area Product- Rate of Area Product- Rate of Area Product- Rate of Area Pro- Rate of 81. Year in ion in product- in ion in product- in ionin product in duction prduction No. acres. tons ion per acres tons ion acrCR tons ion per acres in per acre in per acros acre in tons. acre IbR. in Ibs Ihs. in Ibs

2 57 5R 1)9 1)0 III 1)2 6:{ 1;4 65 1)6 117 68

l. 1950-51 ' 1.225 126 231 2. 1951-5:l lI6,91l 2,925 56 150,67G 5,093 76 265 3. 1£152-53 100,977 536 12 161,702 4,293 66 360 18 112 4. 1953-54 135,8Il 2,256 37 161,702 4,293 66 886 16 293 5. 1954-55 136,872 6,575 108 153,240 8,545 125 1,400 127 282 6. 1955-56 135,275 9,168 152 163,780 19,037 260 710 73 229 7. 1956-57 49,665 23,274 349 146,618 14,174 217 14,325 100 16 1,445 144- 224 8. 1957-58 154,790 24,769 :158 154,739 19,366 280 15,025 690 103 2,255 216 .15 9. 1958-59 49,550 22,816 342 138,178 13,081 212 15,025 690 103 1,940 115 133 10. 1959-60 23,379 21,899 39s 137,8:H 13,OG4 212 15,025 690 103 20,085 4,990 556 xxix

APPENDIX llI-C

CROSS AHEA (IN ACRES) nWIUATED 1950--51 TO 1959-60 Total 'fotal 'rotal Total irrigated Net 'L'otal 'rota I food- Hugarcane food non-food- area undp irrigatop Year gice Whoat cCl'cal~ pulscs grain~ crops Cl'OpS (JoLtoll crops all crops~ area

:l 3 4 r; (; 7 H 9 to 11 12

1950-1951 51,!!57 6\),551 12(; 6!!,683 2,'lO9 8S,:':Uti 17,066 lU5;:!7:l 105,272 1951-1952 48,612 8U,3 J.i 1,8!H 82,208 3,039 88,871 10 13,501 lU2,37:! 94,784 1952-1953 46,462 76,821 1,87!! 78,700 2,j25 87,167 15,755 102,922 102,922 1953-1954 . 48,849 85,585 2,508 88,U93 2,645 97,238 8,061 105,299 105,938 1954-1955 . 59,461 97,875 1,879 !!!!,754 2,074 105,78u 5,611 111,397 111,397 1955-1956 69,445 102,818 2,:217 105,U35 2,695 110,\)44 1,859 112,803 112,803 1956-1957 92,478 44 Ill,628 111,628 2,883 I:W,954 35 4,833 ] 25,787 120,194 1957-1958 83,555 11 to,t,4!J6 4 104,50() 3,659 114,177 51 5,3~8 120,105 116.206 1958-1959 80,773 152,613 19,ISO 171,793 4,212 192,327 259 6,582 198,909 127,333 1959-1960 . 95,474 122,601 ,1,888 1:l7,489 J,4:l1 132,430 300 17,274 149,704 133,100

APPENDIX llI-D

AREA (IN ACllES) UNDER CROPS-1!J5(}-51 TO 1!J5!J -~iO

Other food crops ,------___.A___._____------,.

Basic food Cl'OPS Total Condiments Year r------"----. Total TDtal fooli Frui+sand and Otherfood Total food Rice Wheat cereals pul~es grain~ vegetablcs Sug:wcane species crops crops

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 !J 10 11

1950-1951 56,391 31 583,313 208,63(; 7.91,949 7,901 :l,40!) 19,089 273 821,621 1951-1952 61,590 33 526,974 241,177 7,6tJ,151 8,371 3,039 18,381 373 798,115 1952-1953 57.712 543,727 201,250 7,44,977 11,857 2,1:15 15,915 285 775,159 1953-1954 72,851 051,117 185,817 8',36.9:34 lll,181 2,645 16,544 565 875,869 1954-1955 61,461 641,250 198.776 8,4-0,0~6 19,776 2,074 14,772 548 877,196 1955-1956 69,445 638,839 202,833 8,41,672 20.106 2,695 14,129 878,602 1956-1957 113,270 58 739,867 217,9lO 9,57,777 9,54.1 3,874 ~0,494 3,001 994,690 1957-1958 103,757 41 7.11,147 219,590 9,60,737 10,830 3,659 20,720 1,375 997,321 1958-1959 101.823 5 758,692 206,586 9,65,278 10,024 4,212 17,798 170 997,482 195(r-1960 110,731 8 772,678 211,614 984,292 8,865 4,421 19,383 64 1,017,025

Non-Food Crops Area ,..------_--..A.. __-----, 'fotal area sown Net Yt"ar Ground- Total oil Total Misc- sown under sown more area nut seeds Cotton Jute Fibres Tobacco crops all crops than once sown

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

1950-1951 72,725 177,590 3,7 J7 3,!l-18 1.308 ;{.Hi,2(\4 l,n86,122 10,2\)7 1,070,825 1951-1952 63,45U 173,821 3,239 3,071 2,043 334,515 1,057,804 16,010 1,041,794 1952-1953 41,746 1-19,399 100 615 1,040 358,118 1,037,945 2,\)23 l,h35,022 1953- 1954 43,780 16Z,l:l3 425 940 1,8.11 298.836 1,117,301 29,388 1.087,913 1954- 1955 52,800 168,402 4,385 4,900 1,567 , 236,223 1,0!J:.!,304 40,766 1,051,538 1955- 1956 55,487 164,!J3(; 9,075 9,590 1,850 248,018 1,100.091 49,645 1,050,446 1956-- 1957 90,876 190,170 8,672 9.245 2,450 265,74;) 1,230,031 26,638 1,:l03,393 1957- 1958 95.867 191,895 7,239 7,700 1,916 269,490 1,234,398 24,501 1,209,837 1958-1959 93,181 UJ2,725 5,962 6,629 2,296 264.5~9 1.230,620 30,014 1,200,601 ,t959- 1960 100,38J 203,665 4,439 19 4,837 2,:11j 2,807,~57 1,262.798 24,607 1,328,191 xxx

APPENDIX m-E

AREA IRRIGATED DURING THE YEARS 1950-51 TO 1959-60 (IN ACRES)

Source W50-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954--55 1955-56 1956---57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60

2 3 4 5 6 7 8- 9 10 11

Go\,ernment Canals 1,276 3,629 2,383 2,350 2,650 2,650 3,594 722 722 823

Pri\'ate Canals 71

Tanks 67,548 62,215 68,443 70,401 75,275 75,275 85,520 85,040 98,122 105,882

Wells 31,622 28,278- 29,127 30,202 30,202 31,608 28,384 27,162 23,435 24,604

Other Sources 4,826 662 2,969 2,985 3,270 3,270 2,625 3,342 5,054 1,791

Total 105,272 94,784 102,922 105,938 111,397 112,803 120,194 116,266 127,333 133,100

APPENDIX III-F

PROGRESS OF CUL'rIVATION (IN ACRES) DURING THE YEARS 1950-51 TO 1959-60

HOI1Tee 1950--51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959--60

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Total cropped aroa 1,086,122 1,057804 1,037,945 1,1l7,301 1,0!l2,304 1,100,091 1,230,031 1,234,398 f 1,230,621 1,262,798

\roa ~own more than once 15,297 16,010 2,923 29,388 40,766 49,645 26,638 24,561 30,014 24,607

Wot arcJ. sown 1,070,825 1,041,794 1,035,Oj2 1,087,913 1,051,538 1,050,446 1,203,893 1,209,337 1,200,607 1,238,191

,~urrer. t fallows 2G3,497 307,665 254,437 227,510 208,089 2,07,964 224,143 209,864 193,101 187,383

Other cultivated land exclud· 1 ng current fallows 576,345 573,839 573,839 569,460 570,060 577,599 676,288 661,864 670,672 588,17)

\1'0" not available for culti- vafion 313,167 313,167 313,167 313,167 313,167 313,252 295,199 318,388 347,OIiO 347.5211

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APPENDIX III-H

PARTICULARS OF MAJOR AND MEDIUM PROJECTS

Na.me or Project Mangala Projeot

a) Year of start 1960

(b) Yea.r and stage of completion 1965-66

(e) Estimated cost in lakhs 38.60

(d) Estimate of costs involved by stagc8.

(e) Gross area irrigated or likely to be irrigated each year

(1) Future irrigation potential (some idea as to the utilisation of the potential to be oreated in future years may also be given) on full development of t.!w project 1,950 Acres

Source :~Chief Engineer (Irrigatipn Projects) in Mysore, Bangalore.

MAJOR AND MEDIUM IRRIGATION PROJECTS

1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 19.6 1957 1958 195') IliL

1 Total number of Major and Medium Projeots­ (a) No. of Major projects (b) No. of Medium projects .

2. Gross area aotually irrigated by­ (a) Major projects (b) Medium projects Nil

3. GroliS area capable of being irrigated by these projects on full development of the project 1,950 A(lre~ xxxvii

APPENDIX IV-A

FACTORIES CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY WITH AVERAGE DAILY NUMBER OF WORKERS IN EACH FOR THE YEAR 1959 (Facto'ries registered under Factories Act, 1948)

No. Average Sl. Classification of daily No. No. if any Factories Factories of workerf<

2 3 4 5

52 521 Water supply stations

2 39 39 Others (manufacturing industries not elsewhere classified)

3 38 389(b) Manufacture of Motor vehicles .

4 37 370(d) Electric fans, Radiators and other a.ccessories

5 360(e) &l (I) General and Jobbing Engineering

6 30 369(0) Textile machinery and accessorIeS

7 01 OLO(a) Gins and Presses

8 20 204 Canning and preservation of fruits and vegetables

9 250(b) Rice Mills 3

10 20 209(b) Hydrogenated Oil Industry

11 204 Cold storage

12 121 Distiling, rectifying and blending of spirits •

13 23 231(c) Cotton Mills

14 23 231(c) Silk Mills

15 23 232 Knitting Mills

16 23 239 Others (Manufacture of textiles not elsewh~re classified)

17 25 250(a) Saw Mills p

80urce :-Chief Inspector of Factories and Boilers in Mysore, Bangalore xxxviii

APPENDIX IV-B

GROWTH OF FACTORIES Processes Govt. and Minerals Food, Chemicals relating to GinB SI. Year Local fund and Drink and Dyes Wood,Stone and Miscella- No. FactorieR Textiles Engineering Metals Tobacco etc. and Glass Presses neous Total

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

1 1951

2 1952

3 1953

4 1954 1 21 1 23

5 1955 12 4 17

6 19M 1 16 5

7 1957 1 18 24

8 1958 1 22 4 27

9 1959 1 21 4 26

10 1960 1 27 5 33

Source :-Cllief Inspector of Factories and Boilers in Mysore, Bangalore.

APPENDIX IV-C

AVERAGE DAILY NUMBER OF WORKERS EMPLOYED

1951

2 1952

3 1953

4 1954 ;!O 856 20 896

5 1955 12 285 124 421

6 1956 12 527 134 673

7 1957 12 347 179 538

8 1958 14 713 108 835·

9 1959 27 342 127 496

10 1960 15 777 195 987

Source :-Cllief Inspector of Factories and Boilers in Mysore, Bangalorp. xxxix

APPENDIX V-A CRIMINAL JUSTICE-NUMBER OF CRIMINAL CASES TRIED

1951 191'i:l 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 A. Serious Crimes

I. COGNIZABLE CASES: (a) Offencps against State, Public tranquility, safety and justice 27 82 95 107 125 121 159 157 136 146 (b) Serious offences against the Person . 29 153 36 48 57 30 54 55 42 41 (c) Serious offences against the person and property or a.gainst property only 393 216 .'ill 347 432 351 410 453 349 369 II. NON·COGNIZABLE CASES: (a) Offences a.gainst State, Public tra.nquility, safety and justice 17 35 33 18 17 33 22 18 41 34 (h) Serious offences against the person . 65 48 2 1 (0) Serious offences against the person and property or against property only 97 124 153 1M 231 135 89 94 88 148

Total of I & II . 563 611 893 722 862 670 736 777 657 739 B. Minor Crimes ; L COGNIZABLE CASES : (a) Minor offences agaiust the person 265 255 225 167 107 143 98 231 141 132 (b) Minor offences against property 296 242 199 161 142 342 239 211 259 218 (c) Other offences not specified above 650 699 837 862 930 1,2~4 1,766 1,936 2,337 2,141

II. NON-COGNIZABLE CASES: (a) Minor offences against the person 30 45 35 21 III 112 41 52 30 28 (b) Minor offences against property 108 122 95 77 115 115 126 321 213 313 (e) Other offences not specified above 1,161 2,081 2,359 3,572 2,187 2,874 3,96~ 6,333 5,889 5,103

Total of I & II . 2,500 3,444 3,750 4,800 3,592 4,810 6,235 9,084 8,869 7,935

Source :-Registrar, High Court of Mysore, Bangalore.

APPENDIX V-B CRIMINAL JUSTICE-PERSONS CONVICTED OR BOUND OVER IN TUMKUR DISTRICT

Nature of crime 1951 1952 1953 19M 1955 1956 ]957 1!l58 195!l 1960 2 3 .4 5 6 7 8 \) 10 11

Offences against public tra.nquility 155 272 279 336 372 468 55!) 516 568 582 2. Murder 3. Culpable Homicide 4. Ra.pe 2 2 4 2 7 9 5. Hurt with aggravating circumstances 421 337 343 248 257 189 3~5 5~:l 459 6. Hurt with criminal force or assault 191 294 234 335 339 232 ~31 140 346 7. Dacoity 4 4 7 ~ 3 8. Robbery 1 5 6 25 43 31 29 9. Theft 404 470 634- 531 459 462 357 5~0 3U7 483 10. Other offences under I.P.C .. 238 136 150 114 1~9 233 172 ~55 1,5:H 1,391 11. Bad livelihood 7 2 7 6 9 13 11 14 11 12. ;Keeping the peace 18 12 8 3 16 1!l 16 29 11 13. Municipal Law 17 22 16 21 16 6 . 14 31 7 20 14. Other offences 2,843 5,192 4,794 4,521) 4,546 5,074 9,272 10,001 10,150 9,798 Total 4,297 6,743 6,466 6,123 6,156 6,803 10,845 11,954 13,296 13,139

Source-Registrar, High Court of Mysore, Bangalore. xl

APPENDIX V-C (I)

STRENGTH OF POLICE IN THE DISTRICT

Description of staff including Armed constabulary

District Deputy Inspectors! Assi8tant Jamedarst Supdt. of Supdt. of Circle Sub- Sub- Head Ye,,, Police Police Inspectors Inspector Inspectors Constables Constables Total

:2 :l 4 5 {} 7 il 9

:951 II 27 3 94 718 855

IH5:? II 27 3 95 704 842

1~J5:o 1 J 1 27 3 !l5 701 839 r!J5J II 27 3 94 718 855

1!l55 II 25 3 89 659 789

195G 1 11 25 7G 542 G56

1957 11 25 4 89 659 790

1958 11 25 4 89 G59 790

1959 11 25 4 89 r,56 787

WOO 8 35 5 125 G4!) 824

APPENDIX V-C ,(II)

LIST OF POL1CE SUB-DIVISIONS, CTRCLES, POLICE STATIONS, OUT POSTS, ETC.

Sub Divison Circle Police Station Out'post

3 4

Tumkur Tumkur Tmnkur Town Tumkur Taluk Park Tumkur Rural Urdigerc Tumlmr Kora Nelhal l\Iadhugiri Madhugiri Badavanahalli Medigesl Kodigcnahalli KOl'ittagere Holavanahalli Pavagada Arsikcre Tirumani Y. N. Hosakotc 'fiptur Tiptul' Tiptur ;Kibbanahalli Honmwalli Nonavinakere Chiknayakanahalli SiTa Sira Bukkapatna Huliyar Mathigatta Kereyagalahalli Gubbi Gubbi Kadaba Chandrasekharapura Chelur Tnruveker" Mayasandra Dandinasiva,ra .'

S 'U>Ct :'_ [nsp'ector General 0, Police Il1 Mysorp, llangalore. xli

APPENDIX V-D

JAILS

Accommodation in all the Daily averagc number of prisoners in Jails in the District ,.A.____ r------~~--~------~ r "l Total Males Females 1951 1955 1960

2 3 4 5

TUMKUR DISTRICT

~18 209 9 28 83

Source :-Inspoct,or General of Prisons in Mysorc, Bangalorc.

APPENDIX V-E

CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES 1951-60

RS. IN '000

Number of Working Loanb Co-operative Reserve capititl issued Sl. Type of Societips ShIue and other (total of durin'! No. Societies 30-6-1960 Memhership capital funds Deposits Borrowings 5-8) 1959-6(;

2 3 4 5 6 7 S n 1(

I. The Mysore State Co-operative Apex Bank.

~. The District Co-opcrative Central 5S2 1,649 18 1,313 6,03n 9,019 8,757 Bank.

3. The Mysore Central Land Mortgage Bank.

4. The Primary Land Mortgage 10 1l,000 353 12 4,588 4,953 1,067 Societies

5. Agricultural Crcdit Societips 458 53,000 1,712 414 lI8 6,718 8,962 6,711

6. Non-Agricultural Credit Societies 49 10,000 492 361 1,441 59 2353 901

Total 518 74,582 4,206 805 2,872 17,404 25,:287 17,43C

Source :-Registrar of Co-operative Soci('ties'in Mysore, Bangalore. xlii

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APPENDIX VI-A LIST OF HOSPITALS, DISPENSARIES IN THE YEAR 1960 Name of Municipality or Beds I'll. Panchayat within which ,---..A--~ No. Ni1lne oUlub·Division and Taluk the institution is situated Name of Hospital General Infectious- 2 3 4 5 6 Tumkur District

l. Tumkur Sub· Di vision THlnlmr Tnlnk Tumkur, T.M.C. Tumkur New General Hospital 54 2. Do do do Women's Hospital, Tumkur . 54 3. Do do do Tuburculosis Clinic 4. Do do Hebhur, V.l'. Hebbur, LF.D. 5. Do do Honnudiko, V.l'. Honnudike, L.F.D. 4 6. Do do Kyathasandra, V.l' Kyathasandra, L.F.D .. 7. Do do Nagavalli. V.l'. Nagavalli, L.F.D. 8. Do do Urdigere, V.P. Urdigcre, L.F.D. 2 9. Do GubbiTaluk Gubbi Town Municipality Gubbi, L.F.D. 4 10. Do do do Gubbi L,F. Women's Dispensary 10 n. Do do Hagalvadi, V.P. Hagalvadi. L.F.D. Chandrasekharapura, L.F .D. 4 1"~. Do do Chandrasekharapura, V.P. 13. Do do Kadaba, V.P.. Kadaba, L.F.D .. 4 14. Do do Kallur, V.P. KalluT, L.F.D. , 15. Do do Muga.nayakanakote, V.P. Muganaytkanakote,L.F.D. 16. Do do Chelur, V.P. Chelur, L.F.D. 17. Do Kunigal Taluk Kunigal 'fown Municipality Runigal, L.F.D. 2 18. Do do do L.F. Women's DIspensary 8 19. Do do Amruthur, V.P. Arnruthur, L.F.D. 20. Do do Huliyurdurga, V.l'. Huliyurdurga, L.F.D. 21. Tiptur Sub·Division Tiptnr Taluk Tiptur Town Municipality Tiptur, L.F.H. 4 22. Do do do , Women's Hospital 16 23. Do do Nonavinakere. V.l'. Nonavinakere, I •. F.D. 2 24. Do (lo Honnavalli, V.l'. Honnavalli, L.F.D. 3 25. no do Halkmike, V.l'. Halkurike, L.F.D. 26. Do do Biligere, V.l'. BIligerc, L.F.D. 27. Do Chicknayakanahalli Taluk ChicknayakanahaJli Chicknayakanahalli, L.F.D. 3 Municipality. 28. Do do Ruliyul', V.P. Huliyur, L.F.D. 29. Do do Settikere, V.P. Settikere, L.F.D. 30. Do uo ThimnH1nahally, V.P. Thimmanahally, L.F.D. 5 31. Do do Handanakere, V.P. Handanakere, L.F.D. 32. Do Tmuvekerc Taluk Turuvekere Municipality Turuvekere, L.F.D. 2 33. Do do Banasandra, V.P. Banasandra, L.F.D. 34. Do do Dandinasivara, V.P. Dandinasivara, L.F.D. 35. Do do Mayasandra, V.P. Mayaeandra, L.F.D. 36. Madhugiri Sub-Division Ma(lhugiri Taluk Madhugiri, T.M.C. Madhugiri. L.F.D. 8 37. Do do cio do 18 38. Do do Medigeri, V.P. Medigeri. L.F.D. 3!J. Do do Kodigfmahal1i, V.P. ;Kodigenahalli, L.F.D. 2 40. Do do Badavanahally, V.P. Badavanahally, L.F.D. 41. Do do Ittigedibbanahally, V.P. HtigedibbanahaJly, L.F.D. 42. Do Rira Taluk Sira Town Municipality Sira, L.F.D. 2 43. Do do do Sira Women's, I •. F.e.D. 14 44. Do do Kallambella, V.P. ;Kallarnbella, L.F.D. 45. Do do Bukkapatna, V.P. Bukkapatna, L.F.D. 2 46. Do Koratagere Taluk Koratagere, T.M.C. Koratagere, L.F.D. 8 47. Do do Thovinakere, V.P. Thovinakere, L.F .D. 48. Do do Holavanahalli, V.P. Holavanahalli, L.F.D. '49. Do Pavagada . Pavagada Town Pavagada, L.F.D . 2 Municipality. 50. Do do do Pavagada Women's, L.F.C.D. 51. Do do Y.N. Hosakote Y.N. Hosakote, L.F.D. 3 Municipality. 52. Do do Mangalawada, V.P. Mangalawada, L.F.D. Source :-Director of Medical Services in Mysore, Bangalore. L.F.D.-Local Fund Dispensary. I •. F.H.-Local Fund Hospital. I,.F.W.H.-Local Fund Women's Hospital. L.F.C.D.-Local Fund Combined Dispensary. xlv

APPENDIX VI-B PUBLIC HEALTH CENTRES 1960

Name of SulHiivisionjTaluk Name of the Municipality NumLel' of Buds l'anchayat in which Health Centre is IOClLtecl

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Tumkur Sub-Division

Tumkur 'l'aluk 1. Kyathasandra V.P. 6 2. Nagavalli V.P. 6

Gubbi Taluk 1. Gubbi Municipality 6

Kunigal Taluk 1. Hutridurga V ..P.

Tiptur SUb-Division

Chicknayakauahalli Taluk 1. Chicknajakan'lhalli Municipality

Turuvckere Taluk 1. TUl'Uvek"l'c Muuicipajity

Madhugiri Sub-Division

Koratagere Taluk 1. Holavanahalli

Pavagada Taluk 1. Pav~ada Municipality

2. Kotagudda V.P.

Sira Taluk 1. t:;ira Municipality

2. Baragur V.P.

Source :-Director of Public Health in Mysorc, Bangalore. Note :-V.P.-ViJlage Panchayat. xlvi

APPENDIX Vll-A

LIST OF HIGH SCHOOLS-1961

Whether MultipurpOSe Whether or Higher 81. Name of the Taluk Boys/Girls Management Name of the School with detailed Secondary No. School postal address School 1 2 3 4 5 6

1. Chiknaykanahalli Boys District Board District Board High School, Godekere 2. Chiknaykanahalli Boys District Board District Board High School, Huliyar 3. Chiknaykanahalli Boys Aided Desiya Vidyapeeta High School, Chicknayakanahalli. 4. Gubbi Boys District Board District Board High School, Kadaba 5. Gubbi Boys Municipal Municipal High School, Gubbi 6. Gubbi Boys Un-aided Sri Saraswathi Rural High School, Chandra­ sekharapura. 7. Gubbi Boys Aided Seva Sadana High School, Gubbi 8. Gubbi Boys Un-aided Sri Sharada Rural High School, Mooga­ naikanakote. 9. Koratagere . Boys Government Government Boys' High School, Koratagere 10. Kunigal Boys Government Government High School, Kunigal. 11. Kunigal Boys District Board District Board High School, Huliyurdurga 12. Kunigal Boys Aided Nehru High School, Amruthur 13. Kunigal Boys Aided Rural Residential High School, AukanahalIi Mutt. 14. MadlLUgiri Boys Government Government High School, Madhugiri H.S. 15. Madlmgiri Boys District Board District Board High Schoo), Medigesi 16. Madhugiri Boys Aided Sarvodaya Rural High School, Kodigenahalli 17. Madhugiri Boya Un-aided Gurudeva Rural High School, Dandinadibba IS. Pavagada Boys Municipal Municipal High School, Pavagada 19. Pavagada Boys Aided R.V.P. High School, Y. N. Hosakote 20. Pavllgada Boys Un-aided Sri Maruthi High School, 21. Sira Boys Government Government S.K.V.D. High School, Chikkanahalli 22. Sira Boys Municipal Municipal High School, Sira 23. Sira Boys Un-aided Sri Vani High School, Sira 24. Sira Boys Un-aided - Sri Nanjavadhuta High School, Pattanayakanahalli 25. Tiptur Boys Government Government High School, Tiptur 26. Tiptur Boys District Board District Board High School, Nonavinakere 27. Tiptur Boys Aided Vidyodaya High School, Bilegere 28. Tiptur Girls Government Government Girls High School, Tiptur 29. Twnkur Boys Government Government High School, Tumkur M.P. 30. Tumkur Boys District Board District Board High School, Nagavalli 31. Twnkur Boys Aided Sri Ganapati High School, Hebbur 32. Tumkur Boys Aided Sri Siddaganga High School, Tumkur 33. Tumkur Boys Aided Sri Siddaganga Residential High School, Kyathsandra. 34. Tumkur Boys Aided Aryan High Sohool, Tumkur 35. Tumkur Boys Aided Sarvodaya High School, Tumkur 36. Tumkur Boys Un-aided Sri Siddeswara High School, 37. Tumkur Boys Un-aided Sri Siddartha High School, Gollahalli 38. Twnkur Girls Government Government Uirls High School, Tumkur M.P. 39. Tumkur Boys St. Marys' Convent Girls High School, Un-aided Gandhinagar, Tumkur. roo Turuvekere Boys Manieipal Municipal High School, Turuvekere

41. Turuvekere Boys Aided I Nehru Vidyashala High School, Mayasandra 42. Turuvekero Boys Un-aided Vidya Vardhaka Sangha High School, Banasandra. f3. Gubbi Boys Aided Veda Vidya Mandir High School, Gubbi '4. Madhugiri Boys Un-aided Rural High School, Nitrahalli ----- Source :-Director of Publio Instruction in Mysore, Bangalore. xlvii

APPENDIX VIIwB

COLLEGES

No. of pupils in the year ~------~------~ SI.No. Name of College and Place 1950-51 1955·56 1960-61

1 2 3 4 5

1. First Grade College, Tumkur 1,018 1,312 1,645

BO'Urce ;- Principal, I Grade College, Tumkur.

Note - (1) Recently a Polytechnic has been sanctioned and is working. (2) A private Engineering College has also sta.rted functioning. (3) One priva.te college has been started at Tiptur recently.

APPENDIX VIll-A PRINTING PRESSES AT WORK, NEWS PAPERS AND PERIODICALS PUBLISHED IN 1959·60

No. of Printing Names of Newil Presses at work papers published in Interval of Name of Interval of ,--.A..--~ r-~.A..--~ pUblication periodicals publication 1959 1960 1959 1960 of Newspapers published of periodicals

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

41 Vijayavaui weekly Janahita This was commenced in the year 1957·58 and discontinued in 1959.

Source -Deputy Commissioner, Tumkur District.

APPENDIX Vlll-B CINEMAS 1950---1960

No. of spectators No. of Cinema Houses (monthly average) SI.No. Name of Places , __ ---A._ -----. ,----.A.--~ 1950 1960 1950 1960

1 3 4, 5 6

1. Tumkur 3 3 65,000 70,000

2. Gubbi Town 1 1 7,600 1,100

3. Kunigal Town. 1 1 Not availa.ble 10,546

7. Madhugiri Town 1 2 9,360 19,680

5. Tiptur Town • • 1 1 10,000 18,000

SO'U'rCt I-Deputy Commissioner, Tumkur District. xlviii

APPENDIX IX-A and B

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF ROAD MlLEAGE IN CHARGE OF PUBLIO WORKS DEPARTMENT AS ON 3hlT MARCH 1961

Other kinds of 81. Name of Road Total Cement Black surface Natural No. length Concrete topped Metalled treatment soil 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I. National Highways-

1. Salem-Bellary Road 51-4 51.4

U. State Highways-

1. Bangalore- Road 55-3 25-2 30-1 2. Bangalore-Mangalol'e Road 16--6 6--51 10--1 3. Road within Tumkur limits 3-0 3-0 4. Kibbanahalli-Huliyar Road 21-3 2- 3 19- 0 5 Hiriyur-Huliyur Road 5-5 5--5 6. Kibbanahalli-'l'umvekere Road u-o 0-5 10-3 Ill. Major District Roads-

1. Tumkur-Bellary Road 66-4 55-1 11-3 2 Tumkur-Kunigal-Maddur Road . 44-4 25.4 19-0 3. Nelligere-Sira Road 49-4 14- 1 35- 3 4. Tumkur-Chelur Bukkapatna Road 39-0 5-1 33----7 6. Banavar--Bira Road 42-0 0_4 41- 4 6. Sira-Madhugid Road 22-4 7-0 15- 4 7. Bangalore-Magadi-Huliyurdurga Road 8-2 0-4 7-6 8. Dobspet-Koratagere Road. 14--7 LO 7-7 9. Gauribidnur-Madhugiri Road 3-5 3----6 10. Tiptux-Channarayapatna Road 6-0 0-4 5-4 ll. Madhugiri-Hindupur Road 19-0 7-0 12-0: 12. Tumkur Railway Station Road 3-4 3-4 13. Yediyur-Tiptur Road 32-2 6-6 25-4 14. Bidrammanagudi-Huliyar Road 26-3 26-3 15. Challakere-Pavagada Road 18-7 Ih7 16. Madhugiri-Thondebhavi Road 17-4 8-4. 9--1 17. -Huliyar Road 4-1 4--1 18. Tiptur-Dodda Road 7-1 0-5 6-4 19. Marconahalli-Amruthur Road 4-1 0-6! 3-51 20. Madakasira-Penukonda Road 2-2 2--2 21. Kodikondar-Amarapuram Road 2-0 2--00 22. Pavagadar-Roddam Road 7-2 1-0 6-2 23. Gubbi-Hebbur Road 12- 0 0- 7 1l~1 24. Gubbi-Chandra.sekbarapura Road ll--O 1l~0 25. .Jampenahally-Nelhal Road 15-0 ll-O 4- 0 26. Pavagada-Hindupur Road. 18-6 18-6 ~7. Doddaguni-Sampige Road 7-2 6- 0 1-2 28. Tovinakere-Dabbegatta Road 10-6 9-3 1- 3 29. Pavagada-Nagalamadike Road 8-0 8-0 30. Koppar-Chandrasekharapura Road 12-1 0--31 7~4f 4- 1 31. Tavarekere--Bukkapatna Road 12-0 8--0 4-0 32. Chiknayakanahalli-Hagalvad i Road 18-4 18--4 33. Chiknayakanahalli-Tiptur Road. 14-4 Q~2 14~2 34. Sira-Amarapur Road 26-0 0-4 25- 4 35. Chiknayakanahalli- Road . 10-2 10-2 36. Madakasira-Madhudi Road 2-4 2~4 37. Y. N. Hosakote--Kotagudda-Channakesavapura Road 17-0 6-0 11-0 xlix

APPENDIX IX-A~on'd.

Other kinds 01 Si. Name of Ro"d Total Ceml'nt Black Burface ~atur"l No. length Concrete topped Metalled treatment soil

:! 3 4 5 6 7 ii

IV. Other- District Roads-

1. Road around Devarayanadurga 8.4 5.5 2.7 2. Nademavinapllra-Amruthur Road 7.6 0·:;1 7.2i 3. Koratagere-Bychapur Road 8.0 8.0 4. Tumkur-UIJigcre Road 9.6 5.0 4.6 5. Hllliyurdurga-Amruthur Road 10.6 2.3 8.3 6. Koratagere-MaVathur and on to Thondcbhavi Road. 13.3 9.0 4.3 7. Nittur H,ailway Station Road 0.6 0.6 8. Karacli R1ilway Station I{oad 1.4 1.4 9. Gulur-Honnudlke-Sugganaha lIy Road 9.0 3. J 5.7 10. '1'nmkur S~ation Itoad (from S11'a Toll gate to Urolgere Road Junciton). 3.6 2.0 1.6 11 Doddahally-Y. N. Hosakote Road 5.2 0 ..3 4.7 12. Pavagada-Arusikere Road. 19.0 0.4 18.4 1:1. Kolara-Yelekyathanahalli no ad 6.3 5. I 1.2 14. Hat'Ouahalli-Kallur Road via Amasandra and Sampige Road. 11.4 9.0 2.4 15. Hebbur-Kallur Road to join Nelligere-Sira Road 17.2 1-,).-.) 2.0 16. -Jonegarahalli Road 10.6 5.3 5.3 17. Madhugiri-Ittikadibbanahally Road 9.0 9.0 18. Turuvekere-Varahasandm Road 10.3 8.3 2.0 19. Urdigere-Kolala Road 4.0 0.1 3.7 20. Sira-Armarapura to Dharmapura Road 1.5 1.5 21. Urdigere-Devarayanadurga Road 2.4 1.4 1.0 22. Chandanahalli-Anicut Road 8.2 0.'1 7.6 23. Approach Road to Nidasa!e Tank from Tumkur-Maddur Road. 1.5 1.5 24. Kodagadale-Ittikadibbanahally Road 14.0 14.0 25. Honnavalli Railway Station Road D·t O.! 26. Kolala-Mavathur Road 7.0 5.2 2.0 27. Turuvekere-Bochihalli Hoad (via 'l'alakerc-Kallur). 9.5 8.0 1.5 28. Gubbi Railway Station Road 1.4 1.0 0.4 29. Nittur-H03akere Kadaba Road 8.2 1.4 6.6 ~O. Kalagattamma Temp!e Road 5.4 5.4 31. Soravanahalli-Se"gchalli Road 9.4- 9.4 32. Tiptur-Kodigehally Road f'Ul Halkurike 11.2 11.2 33. Nonavinakere-Gungaramale Road 5.4 5.4 34. Hoisalakatte-Dasudi Road 9.0 9.0 35. S,~lakatte-Bellara Road via Kaudikere 14.0 6.00 8.0 36. Mathighatta-Doddayenllegere to join B.S. Road 1.0 10.0 37. Oorkere-Thovinakere Road via Kesthur 8.4 1.4 7.0 38. Kyathasandra-BeJagumba Road via Siddaganga Mutt. 3.5 0.5 3.0 39. Nagavalli-Sivaganga Road via Honnmlike 10.0 10.0 40. Anchepalya-Yelagalvadi Road 12.0 1~.0 41. Huliyurdurga to Kowdley Bridge Road 12.0 2.0 10.0 4')-. Allruthur to Yedavanne Road 8.0 8.0 43. Yadiyur-Marconahalli Road 4.4 0.5 3.7 44. Turuvekere-Hullekere Road 8.0 8.0 45. Hosakere-MuddenahaIli Road 15.0 10.0 5.0

TUMRUR D APPENDIX IX-A--contd.

Other kinds of SI. Name of Road Total Cement Black surfa.ce Natula! No. length Concrete topped lIeta.lled treatment liOil

1 2 3 4, 5 6 7 8

46. Hosakere-Badavan 'thalli Road 16.0 11.0 5.0 47. Sira.-Changavara Road 15.0 5.0 10.0 48. Roa.d from 11th Mile of Sira.-ChirathaIIi Road to Ba~a.gur-Dasaraha.lli on the 16th Mill'. 8.0 8.0 49. Thumbadi-JorigenahaIIi Road 11.4 6.0 5.4 50. Varahasandra -Mayasandra Road 6.0 1.0 5.0 51. Turuvekere-Dabbeghatta Road 12.0 6.0 6.0 12. Tumkur Station Road (from Sira Tollgate to Urdiaere Road Junction). 3.6 2.0 1.6

V. Village Roads-

1. BeIIavi-Thimmarajanahalli Road 4.2 4.2 2. NagavaIIi--Kalghattamma'Temple Road 9.0 9.0 3. Hoiakal-Pandithanahalli Road 6.0 11.0 4. Karadi-Nonavinakere Road via KydaIa 4.4 4..4 5. Mallenahalli-Gungaramale Road . 6.0 6.0 6. Nittur-Turuvekere Road 17.0 17.0 7. Chelur-Gubbi Road Ilia Bidare 10.0 10.0 8. Gavimata- Road via Ippadi . 11.2 11.2 9. Mavathur to Honnamachenahalli via MaIur 5.3 5.3 10. Tiptur-HonnavaIIi Road 8.6 S.G 11. Sibi to Ankasandra via Hun"jnal BedarahaIli- connecting Nelligere-Sint Road and BangaIore- Poona Roa.d. 8.0 8.0 12. K9.lyanapura Niduvalalu SugganahaIIl Road 3.4 3.4 13. Nidasale. lL Road via Ujjani 5.4 5.4 14. Turuvekere-Tandaga Didaga Road 6.0 6.0 15. Hagalsvadi-Galigekere Road 3.0 3.0 16. to Bommaladeyipura via Holavanahalli Road. 7.0 2.0 5.0 17. Tumbadi- Road 5.4 5.4. 18. Arssikere-V 3danakai Road 8.0 8.0 19. Manlla,lavada-Sailapura Road 8.0 8.0 20. PattanayakanahalJj to Devarayanakunte via Chanllavars Road. 1-.i 13.' 21. Tavarekere-Gowdagere Road 5.0 1'1.0 22. Brsmhasa.mudra-Badavanahalll Road 9.0 9.0 23. Nagalmadike-Tirumani Road to:, Andhra Pradesh Border (Venkatammanapalli) Road. 10.0 10.0 24. ;K.odigenahalli ',0 Sravandanahalli snll on to Hampasandra Road. 4.0 4..4 25. Dommalur to Channandur via Shravandanahalli Road. 6.:! 8.2 26. Theriyur to Kadagathur Road 3.0 3.0 27. Hosakere to Bhagavanthanagudi and on to State border Road. 1.4 1.. 28 Yagachihalli to Jaisurvanapura. via Ganadahalli Road. 7.4 7.4 29. Jayaohamarajapura Gowdagere Kamagowdahalli (Settihalli) Road. 4.4 4.4 30. Barap-Harogere Road 3.0 3.0 SO'Urre:- Chief Engineer (Communications and Buildings) in l\hRore. Bangalol'fl. Ii

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LIST OF TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE OFFfCES

Places where I'lace" 1\herc Telephone Telel-'faph facilitie~ faf'ilitic4 arp aVlLilabl", are available (P.C.O,)

1. Tumkur 1. TUJ"kur 2 Tiptur ;l Tiptur 3. Madhugirl 3. Uadhu!!iri 4. Gubbi 4. Gubbi 5. Kunigal 5. Kuniga' 6. S'c 6. 8~ca, 7. K",rata,gere 7. Koratagere 8. P'lYagada 8. Pavagada 9. Turuvekere L Turuvekere 10. Chikanay,' kanahalli 10. Chikanayahnahalh

Source I' Divisional Engineer, Telpgraphp. Bangaloc<:

APPENDIX IX-E

LIST OF PLACES IN TUMKUR DISTRICT HAVING INSPEr,TION f TRAVELLER'S BANGAIJOWS

Sl. Name of Name of Name of Place No. of Suite. C1alPific&tion No. Circle Divi"i.:m

1 2 3 .t fi 6

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D", amyandurga Two 0114" 8uite aa TB 2 and One .ui~ It, IB!!

Gubbi One I B 2

Kibbanahalli Two I :B 2

Kunigal Four One wing of two suite8 itS I B I and One wing of two suites as TB I.

Sira Four Two suites as I Bland two suites as TB 1.

Tiptnr Four Old block 38 IB 2 New Block 31! TB-j

1.Iarconahally Two 1 B 1

Mavaihur Two 1 B 2 Nidasale Two 1 B 2

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APPENDIX X-B MUNICIPALITIES

There are in 111111 Town Municipalities functioning in the District and they are all governed by the Mysore Town Municipalities Act, 1951. The affairs of these Municipalities are administered by a council of members elected by the electorate of the Town ooncerned. The details regard­ ing the area. a.nd popUlation covered by each of these Municipalities are indicated in the statement given below.

SI. No. Name of the Municipality Area in Population .q. mjle~ covered 2 3 4

L Tumkur 7.50 47,277 2. Kunigal 2.50 10,566 3. Gubbi 2.10 8,543 4. Koratagere 0.90 4,301 5. Sira 1.00 15,408 6. Pavagada 0.30 5,913 7. Madhup'iri 1.20 11,275 8. y N. Ho~akote 0.80 4,790 9. Tiptur 1.50 15,558 10. Turuvekere 1.30 4,983 11. Chiknayakanhalli 1.40 10,37G

APPENDIX X~C RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF MUNICIPALITIES

1950-51 1955-56 1959-60 81. Name of ,------"------.,. ,-----,-.A--~ r .A. _."""'\ No. Municipality Receipts Expenditure Receipt; Expenditure Re~eipts Expenditure 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Rs. Rs. Rs. Ra. Ra. Re.

1. Tumkur 447,768 331,837 334,222 341,090 569,462 5488,829 2. Kunigal 65,973 60,226 78,842 86,662 121,020 104,780 3. Gubbi 1l,050 161,087 91,323 81,115 83,220 83,077 4. Koratagere 24,259 18,198 19,671 18,615 49,441 51,890 5. Sira 35,80l) 52,900 58,160 62,182 1,08,024 99,180 6. Pavagada 26,075 27.424 26,678 32,784 83,999 58,537 7. Mudhugiri 59,585 57,743 83,278 80,393 117,279 108,636 8. Y. N. Hosakote 15,603 4,307 27,727 33,590 9. Tiptur 123,435 124,844 154,308 119,166 238,794 198,681 10. Turuvekere 39,964 43,801 4,61,87 61,067 126,940 133,049 11. Chiknayakanahalli 31,067 28,798 74,790 70,482 94,09~ 95,085

SO'Urce : Deputy Commissioner, Tumkur District.

APPENDIX X~D

VILLAGE PANCHAYATS

There are about 512 village panchayats functioning in the District, since the coming into force of the Mysore Village Panchayats and Local Boards Act, 1959. The affairs of the Panchayats are administered by a Committee of elected members. Pro'fision is also made in the Aot for the reservation of seats for women and members ot'Scheduled Caste and Scheduled tribes. The Act defines the powet's and functions of these Panchayat!. lv

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APPENDIX XI-contd.

FORM II -TOTAL BUDGET AND EXPENDITURE UPTO 31sT MARCH 1961

I Block Headquarter.; II Agricult'lre and Animal Husbandr} , ___-..A.._ --_, r------_----..A.__ ------, 81. Depa,tmental Total expenditure No. N~me of Development Block Block Budget Expenditure Block Budget Funds To!'!,l I 2 :l 4 5 6 7 8

Rs. Rs. Rs. RB. Rs. Rtl. 1. Full Block 315,000 2,45,247 50,000 50.000 41,965

1/4 Block 78,750 9,65! 12,500 12,500 6,956

2. Full Block 315,000 175,,'/41) 50,000 50.000 39.256

1/2 Block 18'1,457 141,524 The an10unt :n Rlocl<: h&·dquarter" included in pro .. i~ion under this head also. N.) sf\paratc 'i~ure3 are Illaintf,inep 3. Full Block 44,000 36,614 7,900 7,900 66,59

4. Double unit 33,600 24,477 4,000 4,000 3,768 5. Madhugari Taluk is a double unie Blook of which the first unit of 1961 October Series functioning from 2-10--61 has just entered into Stage I with effellt from 2,10--62 and the Second unit Block of 1962 April Seril\s fU'lCtioning from 1-4-1962 is yet in pre-extension stage.

6. fone Unit 315,000 161,96k 50,000 25,000 75,O()(' 41,1;41

7. DonNe Block 630,000 630,00(1 100,000 100,000 53,842

1/2 Blo~k 42,1)00 12,098 25,000 25,000 2,036

8. Not Available

9. No~ Available

III Irrigation ~v Reclamat.ion ,-----______..A- ______---, ,--______._ - -..A..------'~ Sl. Block Budget Dept!. Total B.o~k Dept!. , Tot'll N.). Name of De'l"elopment Block ' Graut,s Total Expenditure Budget Grants Tvtal Expen liture 2 9 10 II 12 l:~ 14 Hi 16

Rs. Rs. R,. Us. Rs. R~. 1. Full Block 34-0,000 340,000 197,58:l

}'4 Block 86,000 55,00u 55,000 35,557

8.),000 72,375

2. Full Block 310,000 340,OO() 287,395

1}2 Block '*. Full Block 26,500 26,500 7.750 4. Double Unit '1 Madhugari Taluk is a double unit Block of which the first nnit of 1961 October Series functioning from 2~10--61 has ju.t entered into ~t~ge I with effect from 2- 10-62 and the Second unit Block of 1962 April Series functioning from 1-4-1D62 is yet in pre­ extension stage.

6 One Un,t 340,000 ;HO,OOfJ 226.879 '. Double Bhck 680,000 680,000 3lfi,089 including uncleI' irrigsti(,n 1 '2 Bl'nk 42,50u 42.500 9,121' no

8. Not Ava1lable

9. Not Availahle Ivii

APPENDIX XI-colttd.

FORM II-TOTAL BUDGET AND EXPENDITURE UP TO 31sT MARCH 1961

V Health and Sanitation VI Education ,----___----A. ______--""\ ,------,~ SI. N lime of Development Block Departmental Total Block Departmental Total No. Block Budget Funds Total Expenditure Budget }<'unds Total Expenditur&

1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Rs.. Ril. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.

1., Fnll Block II 5,000 II 5,000 59,183 90,000 7,300 ;.300 71,500J 7,350

1/4 Block 39,750 39,750 5,324 15,000 3,433

2. Full Block 115,000 115,000 114,081 70,000 70,000 1S!I,915

1/2 Block 60,000 60,000 64,397 32,500 32,500 54,910

3. Full Blook 8,400 8,400 615 3,400 3,400 450

4. Double Unit

5. Madhugiri Taluk is a double unit Block of whioh the first unit of 1961 Oct,)ber Scl'i0S funct;o:1ing from 2-10-61 has just entered into Stage I ,,-ith effect from 2-10--62 and the Sl"cond uIlit Block of 1962 Arml [er;e~ functioning from 1-<1-1962 is yet in pre extenHion stage.

6. One Unit 121,000 34,500 155,500 74,059 60,000 20,000 80,000 48,208

7. Double Block 230,000 230,000 158,600 120,000 42,753 140,000

1/2 Block 25,000 25,000 7,976 25,000 4,102 25.Qoo

8. Not Available.

9. Not Available.

VII Social Education VIII Rural Arts and Craftl8 , ______-A..------.. ,------~------""\ ~1. Name of Developmenl Block Deptl. Total Block Deptl. Total No. Block Budget 1<'unds Total Expenditure Budget FunJs Totsl ExpenJiture

1 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

&S. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. R~. R~. Rs.

1. Full Block 70,000 70,000 29,214 65,000 65,000 13J,U1

1/4 Block 17,500 17,500 1,330 16,250 16,250

2. Full Block 60,000 60,000 22,046 65,000 65,000 2,671

1/2 Block 37,400 37,-100 23,979 35,000 36,000 II,SS6

3. Full Block 5,400 5,400 3,705 3,400 3,400 4. Double Unit

5, lIfadhugiri Taluk is a double unit Block of which the Brst unit of 1961 October Series functioning from 2-10---61 has just entered into Stage I with effect from 2-10---62 and the Second unit Block of 1962 Apfll series functioning fron; 1--4--1962 is yet in pre- extension stage. r). One Unit 70,000 70,000 25,400 65.00U (15,000 11,393

7 Double Blook 140,000 140,000 50,243 130,000 130,000 8,508

1/2 Block 25,000 25.000 2,120 25,00(1 :!5.000

8 Not Available

9. Not Available lviii

APPENDIX XI-Concld. FORM II-TOTAL BUDGET AND EXPENDITURE UP TO 318'1' MARCH 1961

IX Communication! X Housing for project staff and Rural Housing ------.A..-- r------..A..- ~ r--- - - ~ 81. N&.me of DeYelopment Block Dept!. Tot&.l Block Dept!. Total No. Block Budget Funds Total Expenditure Budget Funds Total Expenditure

1 % 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

RII. Rs. Rs. R •• Rs, Rs. Rs. Rs.

1. Full Bloek 55,000 500.000 500,000 378,000 100,000 97,368 97,368 97,368

55,000 26,234 6,000 6,000 6,000 100,000 59,498

1/2 Block 10,250 10,250 2,370 25,000 25,000 1,786

2. Full Blook 85,000 85,000 35,139 100,000 100,000 75,992

1/2 Blook 45,000 45,000 48,187 51,500 5UiOO

3. Full Block 3,200 3,200 1,280 16,600 16,600 3,565

4. Double Unit

5. Madhugiri Taluk is a double unit Block of which the firet unit of 1961 October SIlrie!l functioning from 2nd October 1961 has just entered into Stage I with effect from 2nd October 1962 and the second unit Block of 1962 April Ileries functioning from 1st April 1962 is yet in pre· extension ijtage.

6. One Unit 79,000 79,000 34,965 100,000 33,000 133,000 112,095

7. Double Block 170,000 170,000 75,265 200,000 200,000 54.333

112 Blook 25,000 25,000 6.402 15,000 15,000 2,1M

S. Not AvltiJable.

9. Not Available.

Information regarding Turuvekere and Sir&. not available. lix

APPENDIX xm LIVESTOCK POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT

Year Cattle Buffaloes Bovine Sheep Goats Other Total POliltry

g 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1925 446,995 71,304 556,802 324,158 1,399,259

1930 521,105 89,409 690,121 310,263 1610,898

1935 558,703 102,171 623,663 284,073 1,568,610

1940 515,1l8 92,037 718,486 302,497 1,646,138 363,945

1945 552,651 102,471 603,814 274,767 1,533,703 283,891

1951 631,884 129,457 348,855 285,612 1,695,808 387,997

1956 638,473 140,353 387,412 281,014 1,747,252 570,472

1961 647,780 162,533 810,313 766,675 288,897 27,009 2,703,207 598,849

Source :-Director of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services in Mysore, Bangalore.

APPENDIX XIV

CALENDAR OF IMPORTANT EVENTS

Event Yea.r

1951 1. Rural Electrification in Pavagada Taluk

2. Famine in Madhugiri Taluk

1952 1. Prime Minister Shri Jawaharlal Nehru's visit to Sirlt

2. Electrification of Chiknayakanhalli and Turuvekere Townl!

1953 Inaguration of the first N. E. S. Block in the District - in Turuvekere Taluk

1954 Electrification of Y. N. Hosakote Town in Pavagada Taluk

1955 Opening of water works, Regulated Market and the new Municipal High School Building in Sira. Town

1956 Breach of Kunigal Amanikere

1957 Heavy floods in Suvarnamukhi river causing damage to a few tanks

1958 A mysterious accident in Koratagere Taluk causing damage to crops. (A peculiar hurricane swept a part of thf taluk on the morning of 7-1O-1958) causing heavy damage to crops.

1959 Governor's visit to Sira - Golden Jubilee celebration of the Town Co.operative Bank at Sira

1960 Heavy rains - breach of several tanks in some taluks

Source:-Deputy Commissioner, Tumkur District Ix

APPENDIX XV-A

TABULAR STATEMENT OF BfPORTANT FAIHS AND MELAS IN THE DISTRICT

Duration of Average Mela or Average Number of Time Fair Total Cattle Name of place (English month) (Number attendance brought to St where Melas or whl'n Mela Local rel;gious or other ol'Cilsion of days) of People the fa.ir No. Fair is held is held of the Mela 1 2 4 5 6 7

Tumkur Taluk Days Persons 1. Soobi February Sri Narasimhaswamy Jatra 10 5,000 5,000 2. Devarayanadurga March Sri Lakshminarasimhaswamy .Tatra 8 3,000 3. Siddaganga February i'iri Siddalingeswaraswmy Jatra 10 50,000 20,000

Kunlgal Taluk 1. Yadiyoor April Sri S,ddaling,:,swaraswamy Jatra 7 15,000 2. Kaggere March iSri Niddalingeswaraswmy Jatra . 5 5,000 3. Jaldagere March Sri Puttaladamma and Doddamm3 Devaru 3 6,000 Jatra. 4. Kodipalya March Sri Lakshmi Devaru. Jatra 5 3,000 5. Bandihalli March Sri VenugopalaQ'mmy Jatra 3 3,000

• Gubbi Taluk 1. Gubbi February Sri Channabasavesw;:lraswamy Jatra 7 1,200 3,500 2. Hosakere March Sri Ranganathabwamy Jatra 7 1,000 6,500 3. Kadaba January Sri Anjaneyaswamy Jatra 7 2,000 7,500 4. Kalluru March :-Sri Anjaneyaswamy Jatra 5 1,000 7,000 5. N agasandra March :-Sri Thippamma Devaru Jatra 7 800 2,500 6. Chelur ;March Sri Maralu Basaveswaraswamy Jatra . 3 600 2,000

Tiptur Taluk 1. Rajathadripur& April Sri Narasimhaswamy Jatra 7 2,500 2. July Sri Udusulamma Deyal'll Jatra 3 2,000 3. Keregody February Sri Ranganathswamy Temple Jatra 7 5,000 4. Bidaramroanagudy April Kempammadevaru Temple Jatra 6 3,000 5. Nonavinakere May Sri Byatarayaswamy Temple car festival 10 3,000 6. Nonavinakere May Sri GopalakrishnaswllillY Temple car festival 10 2,000 7. Gungaramale April Sri Hongelakshmi Temple Jatra 7 2,500 8. Tiptur April Kempamma Devaru Jatra 3 4,000 9. Biligere February Sri Honnadevi Jatra 3 1,000

Chiknayakanhalli Taluk 1. Karehally February and March Sri Ranganathaswamy Cattle Fair 9 1,500 3,000 2. Dasudi March and April Sri Anjaneyaswamy Cattle Fair 10 600 2,000 3. Yalanadu September and: Sri Siddarameswaraswamy Jatra 15 600 October. 4. Settikere March Sri Kempammadevaru Jatra 2 1,300 5. Hesarahally April Sri Hesarahally Jatra 2 1,500 500 6. Pankajanahally March Sri !lfallikarjunaswamy Jatra 4 1,000 7. Godekere November Sri Siddarameswara"wamy Jatra 1 1,300 8. Sasalu June Sri Banashankri Jatra I 1,500 9. Siddaramanagara Fe\lruary Sri Byradevaru Temple Jatra I 900 400 10. Chiknayalrnllhalli January Sri Prasanna NarasiJnhas"W~my Jatra 10 1,200 300 ll. Chiknayak hlUi July Sri Halcyoor Anjaneyaswamy Jatra 7 800 12. Niruvagal Febru.ary Sri Durgamma Jatra 8 2.000 13. Malligere February and Sri Kariyammadevaru Jatra 4 3,000 March. 14. Mattii'hattA March and April Sri Parvathamma J'atra 4.000 lxi

APPENDIX XV -A -COII.CU.

Duration Average Time Mela or Average Nnmber of Name of Place (EnglIsh month) Fair Total Cattle BI. where Melas or when Mela Local religiou~ or other occasion (Number attendance brought to No. Fair is held is held of the Meld. of days) of People the :Fair

1 2 :I 4 5 6 7

Turuvekere Taluk

Days Persons 1. Pura January Sri ShambhuhngeswaraswDomy Jatra 6 3,000 2. Lokammanahally :b'ebruary Sn Mahahngeswaraswamy Jatra 6 3,000 3. Dandinashivara April Sri Honnanevurumma Jatra 6 6,000 4. Dananayakanapura November Sn 1bhaden,swaraswamy Jatra 6 8,000 Kava). 5. Turuvekere December Sri Sathyaganapathy JatrLL 6 3,000 6. Turuvekere April Sri Uclusalamma Jatra 5 1,000

Madhugiri Taluk

1. Madhugiri March Sri Dandinumaramma Jatra 7 10,000 25,000 2. Gondihally 1vhy Sri AnjaneyaRwamy Jatra 8 4,000 10,000 3. Doddadala vatta June Sri Lakshminarasimhaswamy Jatra 5 2,000

KorataJere Taluk

1. Kyamenahally February Sri Anjaneyaswamy .Tatra 12 10,000 30,000

Pavagada Taluk

1. N agalamaclike Decemher Sri Subramrmyaswamy eM Fe8tival 10 10,000 8,500 2. Fehru'1ry Sri Siddeswafl1RWamy Jatra 12 8,000 3,000 3 Pavagada January Sri Saneswaraswamy Car Festival 7 10,000

Sira Taluk

Thl\vl\re'kere January and Sri BanJ,r,mganathaswamy J,.tra 12 15,000 10,000 February. 2 Pattanayaikanahalli January Sri Gurugnnrla Brall1heswaraswa,my Jatra . 15 15,000 15,000 lxii

APPENDIX XV-B

FAIRS AND FESTIVAL~

(I) Sri Anjaneyaswamy Jatra, Kyamenahalli, Koratagere (3) Sri Siddeswaraswamy Jatra at Hariharapura in Taluk:- Pavagada Ta/uk:- This Jatra is held in the month of December for Kyamenahalli village is situared in Holavanahalli about seven days. Here also the Jatra and cattle fair Hobli of Koratagere Taluk, just a mile and a half from are conducted through Government agency assisted by Holavanahalli and about four-five miles from Korata­ a committee of Dharmadarsies. There will be a cattle gere, the taJuk headquarters. The car fe-stival of fair with about 2,000-3,000 heads of cattle participa­ Sri Anjaneyaswamy and the jatra come off in the months ting. About 5,000-6,000 people gather here during of January-February every year. The temple is an jatra. Cattle shows will be arranged and suitable ancient one and local enquiries disclose that this temple prizes will be awarded to the best cattle. was constructed at the instance of Janamejayaraya of Panda va dynasty. The temple is situated at the con­ (4) Sri Channabasaveswaraswamy Jatra in Gubbi:- fluence of the two small rivers Jayamangali and Garudachala. The jatra goes on for about ten-twelve The Jatra commences in the month of February days. The cattle fair held will be participated by about and lasts for about a week. This is one of the important 20,000 heads of cattle. The cattle fair and the car jatras in the district. The Jatra is associated with festiva1 are all managed through Government agency Channabasaveswaraswamy temple which, it is stated, assisted by a committee of Dharmadarsies. was founded by Saint Channabasanna alias Gubbi­ yappa. Thousands of devotees from nearby and far The temple derives its income annually by the places attend the jatra and offer worship and services auction of the right to collect fees on cattle, shops, to the deity. The idol of Sri Channabasaveswaraswamy cinemas, etc. During the jatra season a number of made of gold and silver will be placed on a silver palan­ special buses run from the neighbouring taluks to this quin and taken in procession round the town. About 2,000-3,000 devotees assemble during the Jatra time. place. The chatrams round the temple accommodate a large number of visiting devotees. The expenditure in The total average turn-over of the sale of cattle connection with the conduct of Jatra will be met partly during jatra will be in the neighbourhood of Rs. 1,00,000. by Government grants and partly by subscriptions from devotees. The Jatra is arranged through govern­ ment agency assisted by a committee of Dharmadarsies. (2) Sri Subramanyaswamy Jatra-Nagalmadike, Pavagada Taluk:- (5) Sri Siddalingeswaraswamy Jatra, Siddaganga, Tumkur District (commonly known as Siddaftanga The temple, Subramanyaswamy, is situated on the Jatra):- bank of North Pinakini river. It is the biggest Jatra in the Taluk. The car festival and the jatra come The temple, Siddalingeswaraswamy, is situated on a small hillock near Kyathasandra which is just off on " ~~6C!!$o0Ci>~~®". This is an ancient temple and the car festival and jatra are going on for the past three to three and half miles from Tumkur on Tumkut­ several decades. Hindus of all castes gather at the Bangalore high-way. There is also a mutt called linf" of the fair. The cattle fair held as an adjunct of Siddaganga mutt at the bottom of the hillock. The the car festival is participated by about 8,000-10,000. place is connected by rail on Poona-Bangalore section of the southern railway. The jatra commences on Shivarathri day of every year. As an adjunct to this The car festival and jatra are managed by Govern­ jatra, a cattle fair is also held. About 20,000 devotees ment with the assistance of a committee of Dharma­ attend this jatra which runs on for over ten days. About darsies. The expenditure in connection with the car 15,000-20,000 heads of cattle participate- in the cattle festival and jatra will be met from the income de-rived fair. The turn-over from the sale of cattle during from auction sale of the right to collect fees on cattle, the jatra will be in the neighbourhood of a lakh of ground rent from shops, etc. during jatra. The jatra rupees. The mutt authorities arrange for the feeding will go on for a period of seven to eight days. Trans­ of the poor and the visiting devotees during jatra time. port facilitirs will be available to this place from the This is considered to be a place of pilgrimage by various nearby Taluks and Towns. Veerashivas. lxiii

(6) Sri Narasimhaswamy latra, Devarayanadurga:- (10) Sri Bandi Ranganathaswamy latra, Tavareker~, Sira Taluk:- Devarayanadurg is a fortified hill nine mile to the east of Tumkur Town. This is situated amidst The village Tavarekere is in Sira Taluk on Sira­ wild and extensive forest. On the lowest elevation Chitradurga Road-four-five miles from Sira. Sri is situated the Lakshminarasimha temple, a dravi­ Bandi Ranganathaswamy temple is an ancient structure. dian structure. The annual car lestival takes On the Rathasapthami day of every year, the car place in the month of Chaitra, when thousands of festival takes place. The jatra and cattle fair last for people from nearby for and places gather. The visiting a week. About 10,000 to 15,000 people and 4,000 to people are accommodated to some extent in the cells 5,000 cattle participate. The jatra is held under the and mantapams on the hill. The car festival and supervision of Govt.>rnment Agency assisted by a com­ jatra are organised through Government agency. This mittee of management. is one of the very important car festivals in the district. (11) Sri Mahadeswaraswamy latra, Danayakanapurtf Kaval (Turuvekere Taluk):- (7) Sri Lakshminarasimhaswamy latra, Seebi, Tumkur Taluk:- Danayakanapura Kaval is an uninhabited village in Turuvekere Taluk. The annual jatra held in the Seebi is a village-fifteen miles from Tumkur on name of Mahadeswaraswamy is one of the biggest Tumkur-Sira road. There is an ancient temple of cattle fairs in the Talulc The cattle fair lasts for seven Sri Narasimhaswamy, the annual car festival of days and about 4,000 to 5,000 cattle come here durini which, coming off in 'Magha' is attended by a large the fair. number of devotees. A cattle fair is also held as an adjunct to the car festival. About 4,000-5,000 heads of cattle are brought here for sale and the turnover will (12) Sri Siddalingeswaraswamy latra, be in the neighbourhood of about Rs. 20,000 to 30,000. Kunigal Taluk:-

The temple, Siddalingeswaraswamy, is situate (8) Dandinamaramma latra, Madhugiri:- at a distance of twelve miles from Kunigal on Bangalore­ Hassan road. The jatra is being held in the month of The temple is on the Tumkur-Madhugiri road­ Chitrao A Cattle fair is also held during the Jatra. about half a mile from the town towards Tumkur. About 20,000 devotees from all over the State attend The Jatra comes off in the month of March and runs this Jatra. on for a week. The Jatra is organised by a committee of local people assisted by the Town Municipality. The Jatra is associated with the temple, Siddalinge­ A cattle fair is also held. About 10,000 to 15,000 swaraswamy. According to the legend, at the close of people gather, and about 5,000 to 6,000 cattle partici­ the 15th century, one Siddalinga, a Veerashiva spiritual pate in the fair. teacher and a great scholar, is stated to have been absorbed in the practice of Yoga and ant-hills grew (9) Sri Anjaneyasamy latra, Gondihalli, Madhugiri round him. Since he practiced Yoga in a garden, he Taluk:- got the name of Thotada Siddalinga and ultimately called Thotada Siddalingeswaraswamy. He finally Gondihalli is a small village on Madhugiri-Hindu­ entered an underground cave for Yoga and closed pur Road at a distance of four miles from Madhugiri. the door. He never returned. A temple has been The jatra in the name of Anjaneyaswamy was for a long built here by his disciples. time arranged by the local people but the management has since been taken over by Government. A cattle The jatra is held through Government agency fair is also held and the Jatra runs on for a week. About assisted by a committee of Dharmadarsies. 6,000 heads of cattle are-brought here for participation in the fair. !XIV

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APPENDIX XVI

GAZETTEER OF PLACE NAMES

1. AGRAHARA (KO.RATAGERE TALVK) A village temples of Chennigaraya and Eswara. The village in Koratagere Taluk about three miles from Koratagere at the f~ot of the hill has a number of small temples. on Koratagere-Tumkur road. There is a small Veera­ bhadraswamy Temple and some lingamudra stones 9. CHELUR (GUBBI TALUK) Is a hobli head­ without inscriptions. The village has fairly a big tank. quarters of its name in Gubbi Taluk. Has a popu­ Has a population of 921. The crop" Baje " is largely lation of 2,452 as per 1961 Census. cultivated in this and nearby villages. 10. CHIKNAYAKANHALU Headquarters of 2. AMMASANDRA (TURUVEKERE TALUK) A the taJuk and hobli of its name. About 11 miles from small village in Dandinasivara Hobli and dose to Banasandra Railway St<'ltion on Bangalore-Poona Dandinasivara. The village has become important due section of Southern Railway. Has a Municipality and to the Cement factory constructed opposite the Railway a High School. The place is important not only Station at a short distance from the Railway Station. because of coconut and areca plams round about but Is on Bangalore-Poona section of the Southern Railway. also because of extensive Manganese Ore found round about and exported through the rail head at Bana­ 3. AMRUTHUR (KUNIGAL TALuK) Headquarters sandra. The place is also known for "Kamblies" of Hobli of its name. Has a population of 4,000. (Woollen blankets) manufactured here. The town has Has a small Chennakesava temple of Dravidian style a good number of temples, the important of them with a neatly carved idol of God 3!' high. The grama­ being Venkataramanaswamy, Anjaneya, Rameswara and devata-" Patalamma's" temple is also noteworthy. Rudreswara. Venkataramanaswamy t~mple is of a Is a developing village. Has a High School. fine Dravidian style.

4. BELLARA (CHIKNAYAKANHALLI TALUK) For 11. DABBEGHATTA (TuRuvEKERE TALUK) Head­ some-time in the recent pa&t, gold mines were worked quarters of the hobli of its name in Turuvekere Taluk. but as they did not prove profitable, the project was Population is 950. given up. 12. DAND1NASIVARA (TURUVEKERE T ALUK) Is head-quarters of Dandinasivara Hobli in Turuvekere 5. BORANAKANIVE (CIUKNAYAKANHALLI Taluk. It has a population of 1,670 as per 1961 Census. TALUK) Is a big dam siLUated on Sira-Banavar road in Chiknayakanhalli Taluk. The tank is constructed 13. DEVARAYANADURG (TUMKUR TALUK) across a gorge between two hills. The tank irrigates a Devarayanadurg is a well known hill in Tumkur Dis­ vast extent of land under it, about 2,000 acres. trict about 9 miles from Tumkur-3,940 feet above sea level. There is a small temple at the summit and 6. BUKKAPATNA (SIRA TALUK) Headquarters another temple at a lower level of .the hill dedicated to of a Hobli of its name in Sira Taluk. The village has a " Durga Narasimha". It is in this hill that the rivers huge tank. Coconut and areca gardens are raised on " Jaya-Mangali" take their birth and flow as Jaya­ vast areas of land. Is a big village. Has a dispensary. mangaJi in Koratagere and Madhugiri Taluks. The hill was used as a summer resort by the Europen Officers 7. CHANDRASEKHARAPURA (GUBBI TALUK) during British regime. The hill commands a beautiful Headquarters of Chandrasekharapura Hobli in Gubbi natural scenery. The annual car festival of Narasimha­ Taluk. swamy is attended by a large number of devotees. At a short distance from the hills is situate, by the side of 8. CHANNARAYANADURG (KORATAGERE Tumkur Road, the Forest Lodge, near which is a small TALUK) Is a hobli in Koratagere Taluk. The hill of its spring called "Namada Chilume" (Spring). name is situated between Koratagere and Madhugiri, the height of the hill being 3,744 feet above sea level. 14. DODDADALAVATTA (MADHUGIRI TALUK) A At the lower elevatioI' of the hill are situated the village in Madhugiri taluk. The Lakshminarasimha- ]xvii

swamy temple here is one of the oldest Dravidian 22. HEBBUR (TUMKUR TALUK) A big village in structures with an extensive compound and mantapams Tumkvr Taluk on Tumkur-Kunigal road. Head­ and chatrams within the compound. These mantapams quarters of the hobli of its name. It is 15 miles from accommodate the devotees attending thl: annual car Tumkur. It has a high school. In the village is a festival on Ashada Shudda Ekadasi. The deity inside religious Mutt by name "Kodandarama Mutt" which the temple is said to be ,. Udbhava Murthi ", a small is said to be a branch of Mutt. The village, round stone standing a few inches above the ground it is stated, was originally called" Heb-huli " from the level adorned with a Clown. The annual car festival circumstance that a bullock attacked by a tiger had is attended by a large number of devotees. driven it off and pursued it until it was killed. The name' Heb-huli • was subsequently changed to Hebbur 15. DODDER! (MADHUGIRI, TALUK) Head-quarters (a great town). of the Hobli of its name. Has a high school. Is on Madhugiri-Sira road. 23. HOLAVANAHALLI (KORATAGERE TALUK) 16. ELNADU (CHIKNAYAKANHALLI TALUK) A Head-quarters of Holavanahalli Hobli in Koratagere village in Chiknayakanhalli taluk. Siddaramcswara Taluk. Is a fairly big village. The village is close to Jaya­ temple in this village is an ancient Dlavidian construc­ mangali river. Has a dispensary. tion. A Veerashiva teacher by name Siddarama is said to have performed penance here. The God worshipped in this temple is an ant-hill which is 24. HONNAVALLI (TIPTUR TALUK) Headquarters given the appearance of a "Linga" by decorations of the hobli of its name in Tiptur taluk. The place to the ant-hill. There is also a Veerashiva Mutt in the derives its name from Honnu-amma. Is connected by village which is a branch of the Mutt at Godekere in rail ()n Bangalore-Poona Section at a short distance the same taluk. from Honnavally Road Station. The village proper is at a short distance from the station. The tender cocoa­ 17. GUBBI Head-quarters of the taluk and hobli of nuts called "Ganga Pani" grown in this area are its name. Thirteen miles from Tumkur on Bangalore­ famous for their taste. Poona Railway Section. Has a Municiprlity a~d a Municipal High School. Is an important trading centre. Chennabasaveswaraswamy temple is a big and 25. HOSAKOTE Y.N. (PAVAGADA TALUK) Head­ important temple attracting a large number of devotees quarters of the hobli of its name in Pavagada Tal uk. at the time of its annual jatra and cattle fair which Jast A big village. Wollen blankets m:Lllufactured here for a week. The oldest temple in the town is Gadde have a good market. The town has a disp;msary, a Malleswara. It is so called because it was once situated Municipality and a High School. Population is 4,790. in a gadde (Paddy field) or wet field outside the original village. The town is situated on Bangalore-Honnavat 26. HULIKUNTE (SIRA TALUK) Headquarten. of road. Hulikunte Hobli in Sira Taluk. 18. GULUR (TuMKuR TALUK) Head-quarters of the hobli of its name in Tumkur Taluk. The village is 27. HULIYAR (CHIKNAYAKANHALLI TALUK) Head­ 3-4 miles from Tumkur on Tumkur-Kunigal road. quarters of the Hobli of its name. A big village. Has During Ganesh festival a very huge Ganapathi is made a dispensary. Population is 4,614. One of the trading in clay and worshipped by the villagers. After so centres for coconut. wOlshipping for a few days the idol is immersed in the tank. 28. HULIYURDURGA (KUNIGAL TALUK) Is on KunigClI-Maddur Road. Has a big tank. Head­ 19. GOWDAGERE (SmA TALUK) Head-quarters of quarters of the hobli of its name. The vjJlag~ is at the Gowdagere hobli in Sira Taluk. foot of a small hiP. Both the villag~ and the hill 20. HAGALVADI (GUBBI, TALUK) A big village in commanding it are called Huliyurdurga. The forts on Gubbi taluk about 25 miles north-east of Gubbi and the hill are stated to have been built by M'lgldi Kempe­ head-quarters of the hobli of its name. It was once the gowda. centre of Pallegars. The main garden crop is Areca. Sheep rearing is subsidiary occupation of the people. 29. HUTRIDURGA (KUNIGAL TALUK) Headquarters Woollen rugs of a rough variety are manufactured here. of Hutridurga hobli in Kunig:!l taluk. H~tl'idurga is a . 21. HANDANAKERE (CHIKNAYAKANHALLI TALUK) hill which derived its name from Hu'ri, a stll_tll village Headquarters of Hadanakere Hobli in Chiknayakan­ about 2 miles from the foot of tht hill. There are a halli Taluk. few ancient temples both in the village a ,d 0,1 the hill. lxviii

31). ITIKADIBBANAHALLI (M~DHUGlRI TALUK) 39. KORATAGERE Taluk headquarters and head­ Headquartes of the hobli of its name in M::idhugiri quarters of the Hobli of its name. Sixteen miles from Taluk. PopUlation is 2,716 as per 1961 Census. Fairly Tumkur on Tumkur-Madhugiri Road. Has a Munici­ a hig village. Has a dispensary. pality and a High School. The town is situated at the bottom of a small hill. In the middle of the hill is the 31. KADABA (GUBBI T ALUK) Headquarters of temple of Sri Gangadhareswaraswamy Temple. Kadaba Hobli in Gubbi taluk. It derived its name from 40. KOTTAGERE (KUNIGAL TALUK) Headquarters one Kadamba Rishi who is stated to have performed his of the Hobli of the same name in Kunigal Taluk. The penance here on the bank of Shimsha river. Sri Rama old temples are all in ruins. is stated to have encamped here and at the request of Sita, tht river, which was too narrow was dammed so 41. KUNIGAL Headquarters of a Taluk. It is also as to expand into the present large tank. the headquarters of the Hobli of its name. There is a Government Stud Farm, which is used for breeding of 32. KAIDALA (TUMKUR J'ALUK) A village in Tumkur horses for racing. There is a Government Silk Farm. taluk, near Gulur. The village is stated to be the native The town is situated on Bangalom-Hassan Road. Has place of Jakanacnari, 1he famous architect <'-TId sculptor, a Municipality and a High School. With the construc­ to whose wonderful skill is attributed the finest temple tion of a new Tank, the agriculture in the area has carving in the State as at Belur and Halebid. He left improved. The town is commercially important. his native place and produced works by which his fame is to this day upheld. Thc,Chennakesava temple -42. KYAMENAHALLI (KORATAGERE TALUK) The in this village built by lakanachari is noteworthy. village is famous for car festival conducted in the name It is further &tated that this was the capital of a petty of Anj aneyaswami and the jatra (for details please see State and is said to have borne the name" Kridapura ". Fairs and Festivals-Appendix XV-B). 43. MADHUGIRI This is not merely a Taluk 33. KANDIKERE (CHIKNAYAKANAHALLI TALUK) headquarters but the headquarters of a Revenue Sub­ Headquarters of the hobli of the same name in Chik­ division. It is also the headquarters of a Hobli of its nayakanhalli taluk. The old temple, viZ., Gopala­ name. The town is situated on Tumkur-Pavagada krishna temple is noteworthy. Road at a distance of 26 miles from Tumkur. Tho town derives its name from Madhu-giri (Honey hill) at 34. KALLAM BELLA (SIl~A TALUK) Kallambella the northern base of which the town is situated. The is the headquarters of Kallambella hobli in Sira Taluk two old temples, Malleswaraswa1ni and Venkataramana­ situated on Tumkur-Sira road. Has a dispensary and swami standing side by side are conspicuous objects. a Police Station. Its population is 2,691. The pomegranates grown here are known for their quality. The ancient Kalyanis (wells) near tht' T.B. 35. KIBBANAHALLI (TIPTUR TALUK) Headquart(;rs here are important to see. of the Hobli of the same name in Tiptuf Taluk on Banga­ lore-Honavar Road. 44. MARCONAHALLI (KUNIGAL TALUK) Is a reservoir built across Shimsha river. The. reservoir 36. KODIGENAHALLI (MADHUGI,RI TALUK) Head- irrigates a vast extent of land. The working of the . quarters of Kodigenahalli Hobli in Madhugiri Taluk. syphon system for discharge of excess water is worth It is a big village lying on the Madhugiri-Hindupur seeing, during this season. Road. It has a dispensary and a High School. The 45. MAYASANDRA (TURUVEKERE TALUK) Hobli village is close to Jayamangali river. Sri Narasimha­ headquarters of the same name in Turuvekere Taluk. swamy temple one in the village and the other at the This is one of the Panchagramas or five villages or settle­ outskirts of the village are noteworthy. Has a ments of Srivaishnavas. It !Ias a High School and a Police Station. dispensary. A Vignana Mandir has been located here by Government of India. 37. KOLA_LA (KORATAGERE TALUK) Headquarters of the Hobli of the same name in Koratagere Taluk. 46. MIDIGESI (MADHUGIRI TALUK) Headquarters of the Hobli of the same name in Madhugiri Taluk, at 38. KORA (TuMKUR TALUK) Headquarters of the the eastern base of the hill, 12 miles north of Madhugiri Hobli of the same name in Tumkur Taluk. Has a on Tumkur-Pavagada Road. The temple, Sri Venkata­ Police Station. ramanaswami, at the foot of the hills, is an old structure lxix

and the temple is similar to the one at Madhugiri. There 53. PURAVARA (MADHUG1.RI TALUK) A village is also another temple, Malleswaraswamy. The place 6 miles from Madhugiri on Madhugiri-Hindupur Road. has'a historjcal background in that, the place was named The village is situated about t to ~ mile from Jaya­ by a local chief Nagareddy, after his wife Midigesi, mangali river. Headquarters of the Hobli of its name. who had that name because of the long hair she had. The hill is said to have been fortified by Nagarcddi. 54. SAMPIGE (TU,RUVEKE.RE TALUK) A village in The village has a High School, a dispensary and a Police Turuvekere Taluk. It is stated to be the site of Station. Champakanagara, the capital of Sudranva, son of King Hamsadwaja. 47. NAGALMADIKE (PAVAGADA TALUK) Head­ quarters of Nagalmadike Hobli, 10 miles from Taluk 55. SETTIKERE (CHIKANAYAKANHAlLl TALUK) headquarters. The village is situate close to North Headq"!larters of Settikere Hobli in ChiknaY2.kan­ Pinakini river. The village is famous for Subramanya­ haIli Taluk. The old temples here are worth seeing. swami temple, the car festival and jatra of which atiract a good number of devotees. 56. SIBI (TUMKUR TALUK) A village on TumkUl­ Sira Road. The temple of Sri Naraslmhaswamy is 48. NIDUGAL (PAVAGADA TALUK) "Headquarters worth seeing. The annual car festival and jatra held of Nidugal Hobli in Pavagada Taluk. Is about 14 miles in the name of Sri Narasimhaswamy attract a large from Pavagada. It is at the bottom of the hill, Nidugal­ number of devotees. durg, the lofty peak of which rises to 3,722 feet above the sea level. There are traces of ruins of numerous 57. SIDDAPURA (MADHUGIRI TALuK) A village temples-both at the foot and on the hill. The place is at a distance of one mile from Madhugiri. Has a fort a historical one. surrounding the village The village has a Lingayat 49. NITTUR (GUBBI TALUK) The village is on Mutt known BaJaradhyara Mutt. The village is encir­ Bangalore-Honnavar Road, about 5 miles from Gubbi. cled by a trench. Is also connected by rail on Bangalore-Poona section. Headquarters of the Hobli of its name. The Jain Basthi 58. SIRA Taluk and RobE headquarter town on in the village is an old Hoysala structure and, it would Tumkur-Chitradurga Road. Has a high school and a appear that the place"was once called' Southern '. Municipality. There is an ,lUcient fort attributed to Rangappa Nayak, the Chief of Rathnagiri. It is stated 50. NONAVINAKERE (TIPTUR TALUK) Head­ that this town was the capital of the new province, south quarters of the Hobli of its name in Tiptur Taluk on of the Thungabhadra when Bijapur was conquered by Turuvekere-Tiptur Road. Has a High School and a Aurangazeb. Since 1,774, it has been attached to Mysore. dispensary. This is one of the Panchagramas or villages The Jumma Masjid and the MaUik Rahman Durga are or settlements of Shrivaishnavas. There are a few noteworthy. The numerous mosques and tombs in temples of the old Dravidian style in the village. the town indicate that it was one of the strong possessions of Mohamadan Rulers. There are a few Hindu 51. PATTANAYAKANAHAlLI (SIRA TALUK) A temples also in the town. It is an important trading village in Sira Taluk. Has acquired importance, with centre. the starting of a High School and a Hospital. The village is also important on account of the mutt called 59. TIPTUR Sub-divisional headquarters of Tiptur Guru Gunda Brahmeswaraswamy Mutt, a private Revenue Sub-division. Taluk and Hobli headquarters institution, in the name of which the annual car festival town on Bangalore-Honnavar Road. Is connected and cattle fairs held attract a large number of visitors by rail on Bangalore-Poona section of Southern railway. , from the nearby villages. Is an important commercia centre. It is the chief market for not only the prodlucts of this Taluk but also 52. PAVAGADA Taluk headquarters town. Also the for the products of the neighbouring taluks. Coconut headquarters of Kasaba Hobli about 60 miles from Tum­ and copra are exported in large quantities from this kur. Has a High School and a Municipality. The town nluk. The town has a Municipality, a High School, is situated at the foot of the hill, the height of which a College, and Dispensaries. is 3,026 feet above the level of the sea. Both the'town and hill have forts built in ancient times. Gopala­ 60. TUMKUR District, Sub-division, Taluk and krishna temple and Kanive Narasimhaswamy temple Hobli headquarters of the District, Sub-division, Taluk are worth seeing. and Hobli of the same name. An important trading centre connected by rail un Bangalore--Poona section indications to show that this territory was under the and by road on Bangalore--Honnavar Road. The Hoysala kings and later under Hagalvadi chief.." and town has a Municipality, a First Grade College, a subsequently taken over by Chikka Devaraja of Mysore Polytechnic, and a District Hospital. All the District in about the year 1676 ar;d since then, it has been a Offices are located here. The population of the town part of the Mysore territory. is a bout 48,000. It is also important on account of 62. URDUGERE Headquarters of the Hobli of the Engineering College started by the Swamijj of Sidda­ itsname in Tumkur Taluk. Has a dispensary and a ganga Mutt. In Siddaganga Mutt area, which is four miles Police outpost. from here. There are several educational institutions. 63. YEDIYUR (KUNIGAL TALUK) Headquarters of 61. TURUVEKERE Taluk headquarters as also the Hobli of its name i~ Kunigal Taluk. The village is the headquarters of the Hobli of its name. The town sit uated on Bangalore-Hassan Road. The Sidda­ is situated eight miles frem Banasandra railway station. lingeswaraswami temple in the villnge is a large Dravidian It has a Municipality and a High School. The temples building containing the Gaddige or Tomb of Sidda­ of Sri Chennakesavaswamy and Shankaresv.ar:JsVlamy Iinges\\ara, a great Veerashha Preacher and author. constructed by Jakanachari, the famous architect and The annual jatra and cattle fair held in the name of sculptor are important to see. The place, it is stated, Siddalingesv.ara is attended by a large number of was orginally called 'Narasimh:lpura '. There are devotees.

APPENDIX XVII

LIST OF ANCIENT MONUMEN'rS IN TUMKUR DISrRIC r

Sl. Name of Taluk Place where the monument is Situated Name of Monument No. I 2 3 4

.1' Tumkur Kaidah Sri ChannigarayaB,,-amy Temple 2 Tumkur Devarayanadurga Sri Lak"hminarasimhaswamy TempIp, 3· Tumkur Hiregundagal Viragals 4. Chikanayakanhalli Settikere Rri Yoganarltsimhaswamy Temple 5. Chikana~'a kanhalli Huliyur Sri Ma,}leswaraswa)Tly Temple 6. 8ira Sira Mil,}lik Rahman Darga 7. 8ira Sira .Jnmma Masjid 8. Madhugiri Madhugiri Fort 9. l\Iadhugiri Madh'lgiri Sri l\blleswaraswamy TeII1plc 10. Marlhugiri Madhugiri Sri Venkataramanaswamy Temple II. Madhugiri Medigesi Sri Malleswaraswamy TeII1ple 12. Madhugiri Medigesi Sri Venkataramanaswamy Temple 13. Tiptur AraIaguppe Sri Channigllrllyaswamy Temple 14. Tiptur Yignasanthe Sri Narasi,mhawamy Temple 15. Tiptur Vignnsanthe Sri B::tlfilingeshwaraswamy Temple 16. Turuvekere Turnw·kere Nandi in front of Gangadhreswaraswamy Tempi, 17. Turuvekere Turuvekere Sri Chnnnigarayaswamy Temple 18. Turuvekere Turuvekere Sri Shankar"Rhwaraswamy Temple aml inscnption 19. Turuvekere Nagalapura Sri KcdareRhwaraswamy Temple 20. Turuvckere Nagalapura Sri Channllkeshavaswamy Temple 21. Turuv,·kere Thanrlaga Sri Channaktshavaswamy T(mple '_'2 TUfUV(ker(' Hulika' Sri Kalleshwaras\Yumy Temple

Source :-Oe]·u y COmml"SIOner Tnmkur D'stri(' PART II

CENSUS TABLES AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY

EXPLANATORY NOTE TO CENSUS TABLES

The information collected at the time of house-listing 5. For census purposes: and enumeration for the 1961 census, has been (i) A 'Census House' is defined to be a structure extensively analysed and the data has been reduced to or a part of a structure inhabited or vacant, or used for nine series of tables as follows : non-residential purposes such as place of l"lsiness workshop, school, etc., having a separate entrance. (i) A Series General Population tables (U) B(i) Series General Economic tables (ii) A 'Census Household' is defined to be a (iii) B(ii) Series .. Household Economic tables group of persons who commonly live together in the (iv) C Series Social and Cultural tables same census house and who would take their meals from a common kitchen unless exigencies of work (v) D Series Migration tables prevented any of them from doing so. (vi) E Series Housing and Establishment tables. (iii) , Houseless Persons', as the name itself (vii) S.C.T. Series Special tables for the Scheduled indicates are those persons who at the time of enumera­ Castes and Scheduled tribes. tion were not found residing in houses. Persons (viii) S.C. Series Special tables for the like pavement dwellers, beggers without any house to Scheduled Castes only. live in were grouped under the category of Houseless Persons. (ix) S.T. Series Special tables for the Scheduled tribes only. (iv) 'Institutional Population': Hospitals, Boarding Homes, Hostels, Jails and such other agencies which 2. The total number of tables found in all the above provide boarding, lodging and similar facilities have Series eXCluding D series is 55 and they are presented in been termed" Institutions". All people who were the various volumes of the Mysore Census Tables. This enumerated in these institutions are brought under information being voluminous, it has not been possi­ Institutional Population. ble to incorporate' it in toto in the District Census (v) 'Literacy and Education' : All persons who Handbook. However, some of this data which has were able to read and understand, any simple letter in been presented up to the District level in the state any language either in print or in manuscript and to volumes has been reproduced here by further breaking write simple letter are considered 'Literate' for census it down to the talttk level. This has been possible purposes. If any addition to being able to read and in the case of rural areas only as the urban figures write, any person has passed an examination or examina­ have been compiled for the District as a whole. tions as proof of an educational level attained, the The D series tables have not been presented in the highest examination passed was recorded in, the enume­ District census hand book. ration slip.

3. The material presented here excepting in E (vi) "Non-workers" are persons who do not work series of tables relates to the 1st of March 1961, which in the sense explained in para 5 (xii) infra and include was the reference date for the 1961 Census. The (a) a full time student or child attending school who information in E series tables refers to the August­ does no other work, such as making articles at September 1960 period. . home for sale, nor even helps part-time in his 'own family cultivation, industry, trade or 4. Before giving brief notes on the tables in this business; part, so as to facilitate their study, it is necessary to (b) a person solely engaged in unpaid home duties know the concepts and definitions of some of the like housewives, etc. ; general terms used. Concepts and definitions of other (c) a dep~ndant including an infant or child not particular terms will appear at the beginning of each attending school, a person permanently disabled ~eries where those terms first appear. from work because of illness or old age; 4

(d) a retired person who is not employed again, (B) For other areas, the eligibility yardsticks applied renter, person living on agricultural or non­ are: agricultural royalty, rent or dividend or any (a) a population of not less than 5,000, other person of independent means for securing which he does not have to work or who does no (b) a density of not less than 1,000 persons per other work; square mile and (c) at least three fourths of the adult male population (e) a begg'lr, vagrant or independent woman without should be employed in pursuits other than indication of source of income and others of agriculture. unspecified source of existence; The Superintendents of Census Operations were (0 a convict in jail (an undertrial prisoner has been empowered to treat as towns any other places, which shown as a worker if he used to work before while not fulfilling any of the above conditions, he was apprehended) or an inmate of a penal, possessed pronounced urban characterstics and mental or charitable institution ; amenities. \ (xi) A "Town Group" covers an area which (g) a person who was not employed before but was actually forms one demographic unit though it may be seeking employment for the first time; administered by more than one civic body and has been treated as a single unit for presenting the census (h) a person who was employed before but was out statistics on account of demographic, economic, of employment at the time of enumeration and industrial or geographical unity. was then seeking employment. (xii) "Worker": A person who is gainfully (vii) "Occupied Residential House" is a dwelling employed in any economic or social activity is taken house and also includes a house used partly as a as a worker. But he has to satisfy a minimum criterion dwelling and partly for some other purpose like shop, if he is to be called a " Worker 'J for census purposes. workshop, factory etc., but does not include a vacant In the case of regular employment in any trade, residential house where no person was found to be profession, service, business or commerce, the basis of residing at the time of the Census. work will be satisfied if the person was employed during any of the fifteen days preceding the person's (viii) "Scheduled Castes" are such castes, races enumeration. However, a )Jerson who is working, or tribes or parts of groups within such castes, races or but was absent from the work during the fifteen days tribes as are declared to be Scheduled castes, by the preceding the day on which enumerated or even President's orders issued under article 341 of the exceeding the period of fifteen days due to illness or Constitution of India. other causes was treated as "worker". The basis of work in the seasonal occupations such as cultivation, livestock, dairying, Household industry, etc., is that the (ix) "Scheduled tribes" are such tribes or tribal person should have had some regular work of more communities or parts of groups within such tribes or than an hour a day, throughout the greater part of the tribal communities as are declared to be scheduled working season. " Work" includes in either case, not tribes by the President's orders issued under article 342 only actual work but effective supervision and direction of the Constitution of India. of work. Persons under training as apprentices with or without stipend or wages have been regarded as (x) "Town or an ' Urban Area'''. For the first working. A public or social worker who is actively time in the 1961 Census, uniform and somewhat rigid engaged in public service activity or a political worker tests were sought to be applied throughout the country who is also actively engaged in furthering the political for an area to be recognised as an urban unit. The activity of his party has been regarded as working. criteria prescribed are : (xiii) A "Villa:ge" has been defined as the area (A) All Municipalities, Cantonments, notified areas included within the jurisdiction of a revenue village and and other places enjoying recognised local as such is inclusive of even scattered hamlets and administration like Civil lines have been treated isolated home-steads coming within the boundaries of a automatically as towns. revenue village. 5

A Series Table A-IV

GENERAL POPULATION TABLES 13. Like the villages in table A-III towns have been classified here into six categories according to the 6. In this series, there are four tables with three population as follows: appendices: They comprise the basic population (i) Class I Population of 100,000 and over tables being useful in the study of the variation of (ii) Class II Population of 50,000--99,999 population, sex ratios, distribution by size of villages or towns and trends of urbanisation in the District. (iii) Class III Population of 20,000-49,999 (iv) Class IV Population of 1O,000-19,99~ Table A-I (v) Class V Population of 5,000-9,999 7. This table presents area, density of population, (vi) Class VI Population less than 5,000 number of inhabited and uninhabited villages, number of towns, number of occupied residential houses, 14. Town groups have been treated as a single town sex-wise population totals, etc., for the rural and urban in obtaining the class totals. The class totals give the areas separately. total population of the towns/town-groups in that class in that census, The 'population of such of the places as Appendix I are treated as towns in one or more of the earlier 8. This indicates the territorial changes which have censuses but are treated as rural for the 1961 census taken place during the decade 1951-1961. has also been taken into account when obtaining the class totals, even though such places are not brought Appendix II in the body of the table. This table dealing exclusively with urban areas gives a true picture ,of the urbanisation 9. This shows the number of villages which have in the District. not been treated as towns inspite of a population of 5,000 or over and the number of towns which have been classed as towns inspite of a population of ress than 5,000. Columns (4) and (7) show the percentage of PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT population of such areas to the respective rural or urban population of the state. 15. This table, as the name itself denotes, provides an abstract of primary information relating to the Appendix III census, covering a wide range of data such as the area, 10. This gives the houseless and institutional number of houses and households, sex-wise totals of population in the rural and urban areas separately. population, population of Scheduled castes and The houseless persons were enumerated on the night Scheduled tribes, number of literates, number of of 28th February 1961: workers and non-workers, workers being further classified under nine categories of economic activity. Table A-II The information given here is for the District and Taluks each for total, rural and urban areas separately. 11. This table presents the variation in the popula­ Details for each village and town are presented tion of the District and the Taluk from 1901 for each elsewhere. decade. The figures for the earlier censuses have been adjusted to the boundaries of the District and the 16. The workers are classified in the following nine Taluks as obtained in 1961. categories of economic activity

Table A-III I. As Cultivator II. As Agricultural Labourer 12. This table pertaining to rural areas only gives III. In mining, quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, for the district and each Taluk the distribution of Fishing, Hunting, Plantations, Orchards and villages classified by the following six population size allied activities. groups, viz., (i) less than 200, (ii) 200-499, (iii) 500-999, IV. At Household industry '(iv) 1,000-1,999, (v) 2,000-4,999, (vi) 5,000-9,999. V. In manufacturing other than Household All places with a population of 10,000 or more have Industry. come under towns. VI. In construction 6

VII. In Trade and Commerce dams, Canals and construction of electrical, water VIII. In Transport, storage and Communications supply and sanitary installations, etc., are brought IX. In other services .. under this category.

Category I Category VII 17. "A Cultivator" is a person who is engaged 24. Workers in Trade and Commerce: Persons either as employer, single worker or family worker in engaged in wholesale or retail trade in goods, or dealing (a) cultivation of land or supervision or direction of with Insurance, Stocks, Shares or employed in Banking cultivation of land owned or held from Government or and Financial Institutions have been classified as (b) cultivation of land or supervision or direction of workers in trade and commerce. cultivation of land held from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Category VIII Category II 25. Workers in Transport, storage and communi­ 18. "An Agricultural Labourers" is a person who cation activities: Persons employed in Railway, Road works in another person's land only as a labourer Transport, Post and Telegraph and other agencies without exercising any supervision or direction in have been brought under this category. cultivation. Category IX Category III 26. Workers in "Other services". This is the 19. Workers engaged in mining, quarrying, livestock, last category of workers which comprises forestry, fishing, hunting, plantations, orchards and employees of Central and State Governments, local allied activities. bodies, Quasi-governmental bodies and those engaged Category IV in educational and scientific services, medical and health services, Religious and welfare services, legal 20. A "Household Industry" is defined as an services, business services, community services and industry conducted by the Head of the household trade and labour associations, Recreation services, himself and/or mainly members of the household at personal services, and other miscellaneous activities home or within the village in rural areas and only at not covered by any of the categories listed above. home in urban areas. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory B SERIES 21. Household Industries relate to production' processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling of (i) GENERAL ECONOMIC TABLES goods. They do not cover such professions as Pleader, Doctor, Barber, Washerman or Astrologer, etc. All 27. These tables give the distribution of population persons engaged in household industries have been by economic activity correllated with sex, age and brought under this category. educational levels. Based on Economic activity the entire population is first classified into two broad Category V groups, viz., workers and non-workers and the workers 22. Workers in " manufacturing other than are then classified in nine broad categories of economic household Industry" are persons who are working as activity. An elaborate classification by industry under Employers, Employees, single workers or family the standard industrial classification scheme is workers in activities connected with the production, presented in tables B-IV A, Band C and by occupation processing, servicing or repairing of goods in factories, under the National Occupational Classification in workshops or other similar establishments, which do table B-V. Classification of workers by second~ry not qualify to be included under Household industries work is also presented in tables B-VII A and B-VII B. as defined in the previous paragraph have been. brought under this category. 28. The 1951 Census reports were prepared on the concept of dependency by first classifying the population Category VI into eight livelihood classes and then by further 23. Workers in Construction: Persons who are dividing each class with reference to economic status engaged in Construction, maintenance, upkeep, repairs into (i) self supporting persons, (ii) earning dependents and similar occupations of buildings, roads, bridges, and (iii) non-earning dependents. 7

But now this concept has been abandoned and The term "industry" should not be confused with instead the population is classified into workers and the word "occupation". The latter describes the non-workers, the emphasis being on work and not on exact function that an individual performs within tlle income or economic dependence. These two terms, industry such as fitter in automobile workshop, clerk viz., workers and non-workers, have been defined ,in in the Railway Department, etc. paras 5 (xii) and 5 (vi) respectively. 34. An" Employer" is a person who has to employ 29. Classification of workers doing two or more other persons in order to perform his work 'that is, different types of work has been dope on the basis of he is not -only responsible for his own personal work this principal work that is, the work which consumes but also for giving work to others in his. industry. larger portion of their time and ,not necessarily the But a person who employs domestic servant solely for work which earns larger portion of their income. household duties is not an employer. So also a person who has subordinates under him in his office Table B-1 and B-II where he is employed by others, is not an employer, even if he has the power to employ others in his office 30. This combined table gives the composition of on behalf of his own employers. . workers in the nine industrial categories and non­ workers by four broad age groups and also according 35. An" Employee" is a person who usually works to sex. The material is presented for the District, under some other person for salary or wages in cash or Taluks 'and towns. kind.

Table B-III 36. A" single worker" is a person who works by himself but not as Head of Household in a Household 31. This table is presented in two parts, B-III A Industry. He is not employed by anyone else and and B-III B, the former presenting the da.a for the in his turn does not employ anybody else not even urban areas of the District as a whole and the latter for members of his household except casually. This the rural areas of each Taluk. These tables give the difinition of a single worker also includes a person distribution of workers in 9 industrial categories and who works in joint partnership with one or several non-workers by educational levels, the educational persons hiring no employees and also a member of a levels being presented in an abridged form when dealing producers' co-operative. Each one of the partners or with rural areas. members of such co-operatives has been deemed to be a single worker.

Industrial classification 37. A" family worker" is a member who works without receiving wages in cash or kind in an industry, 32. Before we proceed further, it is quite necessary business or trade conducted mainly by the members to know the implications of certain terms and codes of the family and ordinarily does at least one hour of used in describing each group of industry in the tables. work every day during the working season.

Table B-IV 33. In these tables, the economic activity of workers other than cultivators, and Agricultural labourers has 38. Table B IV is presented in three parts. Part A been coded according to the pattern available in the relates to workers engaged in Household Industries, Standard Industrial Classification issued by the Part B relates to workers engaged in non-household Ministry of Labour and Employment, G,overnment of industry, trade, business, profession or setvice and India. According to this classification all economic part C is the combination of the earlier two parts giving activities have been grouped under 9' divisions which the total number of workers engaged in household are divided into 45 major groups and further subdivided as well as non-household industry, !tade, business, into 343 minor groups. The actual description of the profession or service. )Vhile Part A and B deal with divisions, the major groups and the minor groups the emplQyment status of workers by major groups of of the industrial classification is given in annexure A. standard Industrial classification (Annexure A) Part C The minor groups refer to the industry of the' workers deals with the total number of workers by minor groups which signifies that sector of the economic activity in of standard industrial classification (Annexure A). which the worker is engaged, such as textile industry, It is worth noting that in all these three parts, cultivators automobile inc!ustry, etc. and Agricultural labourers are not included. 8

39. Tables B-V and B-VI show the distribution of Table B-IX workers by occupation (vide para 33 above) according 44. This table deals with the distribution of non­ to the National Occupational Classification scheme workers by broad age groups and the eight types of which is reproduced as Annexure B to this note. activity mentioned in sub-para (vi) of para 5 above. At the District level, figures are given for the whole Table B-V District under total separately for Rural and also urban 40. In this table the occupational classification of areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural workers in each of the categories III to IX has been areas only. presented. For the District as a whole and for the urban areas of the District, the information is given for all the occupational families and for rural areas which (ii) HOUSEHOLD' ECONOMIO TABLES are presented at the District and Taluk levels, the ngures are given for each occupational Divjsion only. 45. The tables presented in this series, have been prepared from a twenty per cent sample of Households. Unlike the Economic tables BI to B IX the information Table B-VJ contained in this series has been compiled with the 41. This table, restricted to urban areas only, gives household and not the individual as the unit. the distribution of workers by occupational Divisions and Broad age groups. Table B-X 46. This table presents distribution of sample house­ Table B-VII holds under the following heads: 42. This table is presented in two parts. Part A deals (i) Households engaged neither in cultivation with persons working principally (i) as cultivators, nor in household industry. (ii) as agricultural labourers or (iii) at Household (ii) Households engaged in cultivation only. industry classified by sex and with secondary work, (i) at Household industry, (ii) as cultivators and (iii) as (iii) Households engaged in Household industry agricultural labourers. Part B gives the classification of only and persons working principally in non-household industry, (iv) Households engaged both in cultivation and trade, business, profession or service and secondarily Household industry. in household industry. In the case of a worker engaged in two or more kinds of work, the one which consumes In this table also at the District level, figures are larger portion of his time (not necessarily earning a given for the whole District under total, separately for larger portion of his income) is treated as his principal Rural and also Urban areas. At the Taluk level the work, and another consuming second larger portion figures are given for rural areas only. of his time is shown as his secondary work. As in many of the earlier tables, the figures for the rural areas are Table B-XI presented for each Taluk and each Industrial Division while those given at the District level are presented 47. This presents the distribution of sample separately for rural and urban areas, and also for the Households, engaged in cultivation classified by size of District as a whole, for each Industrial Division and land and interest in land cultivated. The interests in major group. land have been exhibited under the following three broad categories: • Table B- VIII (i) Entirely owned or held from Government. *'3. This table is presented in two parts. Part A (ii) Entirely held from private persons or institu­ deals with urban areas and Part B with rural areas. tions for payment in money, kind or share. Part A which gives figures for fill the urban areas of the (iii) Partly held from Government and partly from . District gives the classification of the unemployed aged private persons for payment in money, kind 15 and over by broad age groups and educational levels. or share. Part B which presents information at the District and Taluk levels gives the classification of the unemployed For urban areas the material is presented up to the aged 15 or over, by educational levels (in an abridged District level and for rural areas up to the District and form). Taluk levels. 9

Table B-XI/ of land under cultivation has also been tabulated against the size of sample households. 48. This is prepared in respect of sample households engaged in cultivation only. The size of land held by the households is cross-tabulated against the number of C Series hired and family workers. The material is presented for the District for total, rural, and urban areas separately SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES and only for the rural areas of each Taluk. 54. These tables deal with social or cultural aspects Table B-XIII like sizes and composition of households, age, marital status, literacy and education, language, religion, 49. This table has been p,'epared in respect of :::ample Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes. Table C~I households engaged both in cultivation and Household has been prepared from a 20 per cent sample of house­ industry. The details of the Household Industry have holds and as such relates to households. The other been presented by the Divisions and major groups of tables in this series are prepared on a cent per cent the Standard Industrial Classification (Annexure A). check and they relate to individuals and not households. The material is presented in this table for rural and urban areas of the District separately. Table C-I Table B-XIV 55. This table gives the family composition of households and has been presented at the District level 50. This table presented in two parts, deals with the only. sample households engaged in Household Industries only. In Part A, tabulation of households classified by Table C-/I major groups (Annexure A) of principal household Industries and the number of persons engaged is made 56. This table presents distribution of population by and Part B gives the number of Households engaged in age, sex and marital status. Classification of age between Household Industry classified by minor groups 10 and 70 years is by five year age groups. The entire (Annexure C) of principal Household Industry. The population in 0-9 years age group has been treated as information is given for the district as a whole. never married. At the District level, figures are given for the District under total, separately for Rural and Table B-XV also Urban areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural areas only. 51. This table shows the distribution of sample households engaged both in cultivation and Household Table C-III Industry calssified by size of land, number of family worker& and hired workers engaged in these activities. 57. This table presented in three parts, gives As usual, the District figures presented here are for a picture of literacy in the total population as well as total, rural and urban areas separeatly, while the in the different age groups. Part A which is presented Taluk figures relate to rural areas only. for the total population of the District and Part C which is presented for the rural population of the District and Table B-XVI Taluks have only 4 educational levels. Part B which relates to urban population- of the District, however, 52. This table deals with sample Households engaged has 14 educational levels. in Household Industry. The' principal industry conducted by the Household by division and major Table C-V group (Annexure A) has been tabulated against the period of working and the total number of workers 58. This table is on mother tongue. At the District engaged in the household industry. This is up to the level figures are given for the whole District under Total District level only. separately for Rural and also Urban areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural areas only. Table B-XVII Table C-VII 53. In this table the sample households have been classified by size and participation of the members of 59. This table presents distributions of population by the household in household cultivation or industry. In Religion. At the District level figures are given for the the case of households engaged in cultivation, the size whole District under total separately for Rural and also 10

Urban areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given Table SOT-III for rural areas only. 64. This table is presented in two parts, each part having in turn two sub parts. Parts A(i) and ~(i) give Table C- VIII the figures on the educational levels of persons belong­ 60. This table is presented in 2 parts. Part A gives ing to each of the Schedule castes in the urban and rural the total population of Scheduled Castes classified by areas respectively. Similar information for the literacy and by economic activity. Part B gives similar Scheduled tribes is presented in tables A (ii) and B (ii). information in respect of Scheduled Tribes. At the The classification by educational ,levels is somewhat District level figures are given for the District under reduced in the case of rural areas. total separately for Rural and also Urban areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural areas only. Table SCT-IV 65. This table presented in two Parts-Part A for Special Tables for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Scheduled castes and Part B for Scheduled tribes-gives Tribes. the classification of persons according to religion.

SCT.-Series Table SCT-V 66. This table prepared from the Scheduled castes SPEOIAL TABLES FOR SOHEDULED OASTES and Scheduled tribe households found in the 20 per cent AND TRIBES sample is in two Parts. Part A relates to Scheduled Castes and Part B to Scheduled tribes. This table gives 61. These special tables have been prepared to the formation regarding the sampled households furnish data on the present socio-economic conditions engaged in cultivation classified by the interest in land of these people to be studied not only as a combined and size of the land cultivated. This table has been group as in 1951 but also for each scheduled caste and prepared for the rural areas of the District only. Scheduled tribe separately. Classification by caste and Tribes is on the basis of returns recorded in response Table SC-I to the questions in the census questionaire at the time 67. In this table the total non-working population of of enumeration. Table SeT. V has been prepared for all the Scheduled castes' as a group is distributed among the households of Scheduled castes and Scheduled the following four groups based on the activity : tribes occuring in the 20 per cent sample drawn for preparing the Household Economic tables (B series). (i) FuH time Students. (ii) Persons seeking employment for the first Table SCT-I time. 62. This table consists of two parts. Part A which (iii) Persons employed before but now out of relates to Scheduled castes gives the distribution of employment and seeking work ; and persons belonging to each of the Scheduled castes (iv) Others. according to their economic activity. It also gives the number of workers engaged in special occupations such Each group is further classified by educational levels. as tanning and currying of hides and skins, scavenging, At the District level the figures are given for the etc. Part B gives similar information for the Scheduled District under total separately for Rural and also Urban tribes but does not include information on special areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural occupations. This table is prepared separately for the areas only. urban and rural areas. ST. SERIES-Special tabler for Scheduled Table SCT-,I Tribes only. 63. This table presented in two parts-Part A for Scheduled castes and Part B for Scheduled tribes-gives 68. There are two tabler in this series. At the the marital status under thre: broad Age groups. District level figure are given only for total. At the This i" presented for the District as a whole. Taluk level the figures are given for Rural Areas only. 11

Tahle ST-I Thus only houses over which the occupant has got full and absolute rights of ownership, disposal either as an 69. This table presents the distribution of population individual or as a coparcener, have been treated as of each Scheduled tribe by mother tongue and the owned houses. All other houses have been treated as subsidiary languages spoken. rented. The houses occupied under each tenure are Table ST-II further classified by the nature of uses. Tenure of occupation of non-residential houses such as schools, 70. In this table, the total non-working population hospitals etc., is not shown. of each Scheduled tribe has been distributed among the following four groups, based on activity: Table E-III (i) Full-time students; 74. In this important t~ble, all industrial activities (ii) Persons seeking employment for the first coming under workshops and factories have been shown, time; giving details of the products manufactured or serviced, (iii) Persons employed before but now out of Kind of fuel or power used, number of persons employed employment and seeking work; and etc. This table is presented for the District only, giving the figures separately for Rural and Urban (iv) Others. areas and also for towns with a population of 50,000 or more. The industrial activity is classified by Division, Major Group and Minor Group as per E.-Series I.S.I.C. HOUSING TABLES Table E-IV 71. There are five tables in this series, compiled from 75. This table presents distribution of sample the information recorded in the Houselists prepared in houses used wholly or partly as dwellings by material 1960. Tables E-l and E-III have been done on full count of wall and material of roof. The material of the and the other three tables namely E-II, E-IV and E-V wall is the material out of which most of the walls of have been for a systematic sample containing 20 per cent the house are constructed. Similarly the material of of the households. roof is one of which most of the roof exposed to weather is constructed. The figures presented here Table E-I relate to rural and urban areas of the district and 72. This table presents the distribution of houses Taluk separately and also for towns with a population classified by uses to which they are put to in the rural of 50,000 and more. and urban areas of the District and Taluk separately. (The figures for towns with a population of 50,000 and Table E-V over have also been presented separately under the 76. This table compiled on a 20 per cent Sample taluk concerned). Count gives an idea of the degree of congestion in households and rooms. A" room" has four walls Table E-II with a door and a roof overhead and is not less than 73. This table presents the distribution of sample 6'X6" unenclosed verandah, Kitchen, store, garage, Households by the tenure of houses occupied l:y them. cattleshed, etc., though used for residential purposes Tenure here is of only two kinds, owned or rented. are not treated as rooms. 12

ANNEXURE A

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

This classification groups the industries into- 30 Printing and Publishing 31 Leather and Leather products 9 Divisions 32 Rubber, Petroleum and Coal products 45 Major Groups 33 . Chemicals and Chemical products 343 Minor Groups 34 & 35 Non Metallic Mineral products other than petroleum and coal. The divisions, major groups and minor groups with 36 Basic Metals and their products except machinery their code numbers are listed below- and transport equipment. 37 Machinery (all kinds other than Transport) and Electrical equipment. DIVISIONS 38 Transport Equipment 39 Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries o Agriculture, livestock, forestry, fishing and hunting 1 Mining and Quarrying Division 4-Construction 2 & 3 Manufacturing 40 Construction 4 Construction 5 Electricity, Gas, Water and Sanitary services Division 5-Electricity, Gas, Water and Sanitary 6 Trade and Commerce Services 7 Transport, Storage and Communication 50 Electricity and Gas 8 Services 51 Water-supply and Sanitary services 9 Activities not adequately described Division 6-Trade and Commerce 60-63 Wholesale Trade MAJOR GROUPS 64-68 Retail Trade 69 Trade and Commerce Miscellaneous Division O-Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting- Division 7-Transport, Storage and Communication 00 Field produce and Plantation crops 70-71 Transport 01 Plantation crops 72 Storage and Warehousing 02 Forestry and Logging 73 Communications 03 Fishing 04 Livestock and Hunting Division 8 -Services 80 Public Services Division 1-Mining and Quarrying 81 Educational and Scientific Services 82 Medical and Health Services 10 Mining and Quarrying 83 Religious and Welfare Services 84 Legal Services Divisions 2 and 3-Manufacturing 85 Business Services 20 Foodstuffs 86 Community Services and Trade and Labour 21 Beverages Associations. 22 Tobacco products 87 Recreation Services 23 Textile-Cotton 88 Personal Services 24 Textile-Jute 89 Services (not elsewhere classified) 25 Textile-Wool Division 9-Activities not adequately described 26 Textile-silk 27 Textile-Miscellaneous 90 Activities unspecified and. not adequately 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden products described (This includes new entrants to the 29 Paper and Paper products labour market). 13

ANNEXURE A-contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Grouop (Code) {Code) (Code) (Code)

MINOR GROUPS Production of fuel including charcoal by exploitation of forests 023 Division O-Agriculture, livestock, forestry, Production of fodder by exploitation fishing and hunting of forests 024 Production of gums, resings, lac, barks, 00 Field Produce and Plantation crops­ herbs, ,wild fruits and leaves by the Production of cereal crops (including exploitation of forests 025 Bengal gram) such as rice, wheat, Production and gathering of other jowar, bajra and maize 000 forest products not covered above 026 Production of pulses, such as arhar, moong, masur, urid, khesari, other 03 Fishing- gram 001 Production of raw jute and kindred Production of fish by fishing in sea 030 fibre crops 002 Production of fish by fishing in inland Production of raw cotton and kindred waters including the; operation of fibre crops 003 fish farms and fish hatcheries 031 Production of oilseeds, sugarcane and Production of pearls, conch, shells, other cash crops 004 sponges by gathering or lifting from Production of other crops (including sea, river, pond 032 vegetables), not covered above 005 Production of fruits and nuts in planta­ tion, vines and orchards .. 006 04 Livestock and Hunting- Production of wood, bamboo, cane reeds, thatching grass, etc. 007 Production and rearing of livestock Production of juice by taping palms .. 008 (large heads only) mainly for milk Production of other agricultural and animal power such as cow, produce (including fruits and nuts buffalo, goat 040 not covered by code number 006 and Rearing of sheep and production of flowers) not covered above 009 wool 041 Rearing and production of other 01 Plantation Crops- animals (mainly for slaughter) such as pig 042 Production of tea in plantation 010 Production of ducks, hens and other Production of coffee in plantation 011 small birds, eggs by rearing and Production of rubber in plantation 012 poultry farming 043 Production of tobacco in plantation 013 Rearing of bees for the production of Production of ganja, cinchona opium 014 honey, wax and collection of honey .. 044 Production of other plantation crops Rearing of silk worms and production not covered above 015 of cocoons and, raw silk .. 045 Rearing of other small animals and 02 . Forestry and Logging- insects 046 Planting, replanting and conservation, Trapping of animals or games propa­ of forests 020 gation 047 Felling and cutting of trees and trans­ Production of other animal husbandry portation of logs 021 products such as skin, bone, ivory Preparation of timber 022 and teeth 048 14

ANNEXURE A-contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

Division I-Mining and Quarrying Production of hydrogenated oils (Vanaspati) 208 10 Mining and Quarrying- Production of other food products such as sweet-qieat and condiments, Mining of coal 100 muri, murki, chira, khoi, cocoa, Mining of iron ores 101 chocolate, toffee, lozenge .. 209 Mining of gold and silver ores 102 Mining of manganese 103 Mining of mica 104 21 Beverages- Mining of other non-ferrous metallic Production of distilled spirits, wines, ores 105 liquor, from alcoholic malt, fruits Mining of crude petroleum and natural and malts in distillery and brewery .. 210 gas , .. 106 Production of country liquor 211 Quarrying of stone (including slate, Production of indigenous liquor such clay, sand, gravel, limestone) 107 as toddy, liquor from mahua, palm Mining of chemical earth such as soda juice 212 ash 108 Production of other liquors not covered Mining and quarrying of non-metallic above 213 products not classified above such Production of areated and mineral as precious and semi-precious stones, water 214 asbestos, gypsum, sulphur, asphalt .. 109 Production of ice 215 Production of ice-cream 216 Processing of tea in factories 217 Division 2 and 3-Manufacturing Processing of coffee in curing works 218 Production of other beverages 219 20 Foodstuffs- 22 Tobacco products- Production of rice, atta, fioor, etc., by milling, de-husking and processing Manufacture of bidi 220 of crops and foodgrains .. 200 Manufacture of cigars and cheroots.. 221 Production of sugar and syrup from Manufatcure of cigarette and cigarette sugarcane in mills 201 tobacco 222 Production in indigenous sugar gur Manufacture of hookah tobacco 223 from sugarcane or palm juice and Manufacture of snuff 224 production of candy 202 Manufacture of jerda and other chewing Production of fruit products such as tobacco 225 jam, jelly, sauce and canning and Manufacture of other tobacco products 226 preservation of fruits 203 Slaughtering, preservation of meat 23 Textile-Cotton- and fish and canning of fish 204 Production of bread, biscuits, cake and Cotton ginning, cleaning, pressing and other bak~ry products 205 baling 230 Production of butter, ghee, cheese and Cotton spinning (other than in mills) 231 other dairy products 206 Cotton spinning and weaving in mills 232 Production of edible fats and oils (other Cotton dyeing, bleaching 233 than hydrogenated oil) 207 Cotton weaving in powerlooms 234 15

ANNEXURE A-contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) "' (Code) (Code) (Code)

Cotton weaving in handlooms 235 Embroidery and making of crepe lace Manufacturing of khadi textile III and fringes 272 handlooms 236 Making of textile garments including Printing of cotton textile 237 raincoats and headgear 273 Manufacturing of cotton nets 238 Manufacture of made up textile goods Manufacturing of cotton, cordage, except wearing apparel such as rope and twine 239 curtains, pillow cases, bedding materials, mattress, textile bags 274 24 Textile-lute- Manufacture of waterproof textile products such as oil cloth, tarpaulin 275 Jute pressing and baling 240 Manufacture and recovery of all types Jute spinning and weaving 241 of fibres for purposes of padding, Dyeing and bleaching of jute 242 wadding and upholstery filling 276 Printing of jute textile 243 Manufacture of coir and coir products 277 Manufacture of other products like Manufacture of umbrellas .. 278 rope, cordage from jute and similar Processing and manufacture of textile fibre such as hemp, mesta 244 products not covered above 279

25 Textile-Woo/- 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden Products- Wool baling and pressing 250 Sawing and planing of wood 280 Wool cleaning and processing Manufacture of wooden furniture and (scouring) 251 fixtures 281 Wool spinning and weaving in mill 252 Manufacture of structural wooden Wool spinning other than in mills 253 goods (including treated timber) Wool weaving in powerloom 254 such as beams, posts, doors, windows 282 Wool weaving in handloom .. 255 Manufacture of wooden industrial Embroidery and art work in woollen goods other than transport equip­ 256 textile ment such as bobbin and similar equipment and fixtures 283 26 Textile-Silk- Manufacture of other wooden products Spinning and weaving of silk textile in such as utensils, toys artwares 284 mill 260 Manufacture of veneer and plywood .. 285 Dyeing and bleaching of silk 261 Manufacture of plywood products such Spinning of silk other than in mills .. 262 as tea chest 286 Weaving of silk textile by powerloom 263 Manufacture of boxes and packing Weaving of silk textile by handloom 264 cases other than plywood .. 287 Printing of silk textile _ 265 Manufacture of materials from cork, Manufacture of silk cordage, rope and bamboo, cane, leaves and other allied twine 266 products. 288 Manufacture of other wood and allied 27 Textile-Miscellaneous products not covered above. 289 Manufacture of carpet and all other similar type of textile products 270 29 Paper and Paper Products- Manufacture of hosiery and other Manufacture of pulp from wood, rags, knitted fabrics and garments 271 wastepaper and other fibres and the 16

ANNEXURE A-contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

conversion of such pulp into any kind 32 Rubber, Petroleum. and Coal Products­ of paper and paper board in mill. 290 Manufacture of pulp from wood, rags, Manufacture of tyres and tubes 320 Manufacture of rubber footwear. wastepaper and other fibres and the 321 conversion of such pulp into any kind Manufacture of rubber goods used for industrial purpose. 322 of paper and paper board handmade 291 Manufacture of all kinds of other rubber Manufacture of products, such as paper products from natural or synthetic bags, boxes, cards, envelops and rubber including rubber raincoat. " 323 moulded pulp goods from paper, Productions of petroleum, kerosene and paper board and pulp. 292 other petroleum products in petro­ leum refineries. 324 Production of coaltar and coke in coke 30 Printing and Publishing- oven. 325 Manufacture of other coal and coaltar Printing and publishing of newspapers products not covered elsewhere. 326 and periodicals 300 Printing and publishing of books 301 All other types of printing including 33 Chemicals and Chemical Products­ lithography, engraving etching, block Manufacture of basic industrial chemi­ making and other work connected cals such as acids, alkalis and their with printing industry. 302 salts not elsewhere specified. 330 All types of binding, stitching; sizing Manufacutre of dyes, paints, colours and other allied work connected with and varnishes. 331 binding industry. 303 Manufacture of fertilizers 332 Manufacture of ammunition, explosives and fire works. 333 31 Leather and Leather Products- Manufacture of matches 334 Manufacture of medicines, pharmaceuti­ Currying, tanning and finishing of hides cal preparations, perfumes, cosmetics and skins and preparation of finished and other toilet preparations except leather. 310 soap. 335 Manufacture of shoes and other leather Manufacture of soap and other washing footwear. 311 and cleaning compounds. 336 Manufacture of clothing and wearing Manufacture of turpentine, synthetic, apparel (except footwear) made of resin and plastic products and mate­ leather and fur. 312 rials (including synthetic rubber). " 337 Manufacture of leather products (except Manufacture of common salt 338 those covered by code Nos. 311, 312), Manufacture of other chemicals and such as leather upholstery, suitcases, chemical products not covered above pocket books, cigarette and key cases,_ (including inedible oils and- fats). " 339 purses; saddlery, whip and other articles. 313 34 Non-metallic Mineral Products other than Repair of shoes and other leather foot­ Petroleum and Coa/- wear. 314 Repair of all other leather products Manufacture of structural clay products except footwear. 315 such as bricks, tiles. 340 17

ANNEXURI! "A-contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

Manufacture of cement and cement Manufacture of armaments .. 362 produtts. 341 Manufacture of structural steel pro­ Manufacture of lime 342 ducts such as joist, rail, sheet, plate 363 Manufacture of structural stone goods, Manufacture of iron and steel furniture 364 stone dressing and stone crushing. 343 Manufacture of brass and bell metal Manufacture of stonewares, other than products 365 images. 344 Manufacture of aluminium products 366 Manufacture of stone images 345 Manufacture of metal products (other Manufacture of plaster of paris and its than of iron, brass, bell metal and products. 346 aluminium) such as tin can 367 Manufacture of asbestos products. 347 Enamelling, galvanising, plating Manufacture of mica products 348 (including electroplating), polishing and welding of metal products 368 35 Manufacture of earthenware and earthen Manufacture of sundry hard wares such pottery 350 as G.I., pipe, wire. net, bolt, screw, Manufacture of earthenware and bucket, cutlery (This will also include earthen pottery. 350 the manufacture of sundry ferrous Manufacture of chinaware and crockery 351 engineering products done by jobbing Manufacture of porcelain and its pro- engineering concerns which cannot products. 352 be classified in major groups 36, 37, Manufacture of glass bangles and beads. 353 38 and 39) 369 Manufacture of glass apparatus 354 Manufacture of earthen image, busts and statues 355 37 Machinery (All kinds other than Transport) Manufacture of earthen toys and and Electrical equipment- artwares except those covered by code No. 355 356 Manufacture and assembling of Manufacture of glass and glass machinery (other than electrical) product except optical and photo­ except textile machinery .. 370 graphic lenses and glass products Manufacture and assembling of prime covered above 357 mover and boilers, other than Manufacture of other non-metallic electrical equipment, such as diesel mineral products not elsewhere engines, road rollers, tractors 371 specified 359 Manufacture of machine tools 372 Manufacture of textile machinery and 36 Basic Metals and their Products except accessories 373 Machinery and Transport Equipment- Manufac ure of ,heavy electrical machi­ nery and equipment such as motors, Manufacture of iron and steel including generators, transformers .. 374 smelting, refining, rolling, conversion Manufacture of electric lamps and fans. 375 into basic forms such as billets, Manufacture of insulated wires and blooms, tubes, rods 360 cables 376 Manufacture including smelting, Manufacture of all kinds of battery .. 377 refin"ng of non-ferrous metals and Manufacture of electronic equipment alloys in basic forms 361 such as radio, microphont. 378

2 ANNEXURE A-contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Descrip ion Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

Manufacture of electric machinery and Manufacture and tuning of musical apparatus, appliances not specified instruments 394 above 379 Manufacture of stationery articles not covered elsewhere such as pencil, Transport Equipment- penholder, fountain pen .. 395 Manufacture of sports goods Manufacture, assembly and replacing 396 Manufacture and repair work of goods o locomotives 380 Manufacture of wagons, coaches, tram­ not assignable to any other group 399 ways and other rail road equipment other than that covered by Code Division 4-Construction No. 363 381 Manufacture and assembiing of motor vehicles of all types (excepting motor 40 Construction- engines) 382 Manufacture of motor vehicles engine Construction and maintenance of parts and accessories 383 buildings including erection, flooring, Repairing and servicing of motor decorative constructions, electrical vehicles 384 and sanitary installations .. 400 Manufacture of bicycles and tricycles Construction and maintenance of roads, and accessories such as saddle, seat railways, bridges, tunnels .. 401 frame, gear 385 Construction and maintenance of tele­ Building and repairing of water trans­ graph and telephone lines 402 port equipment such as ships, boats Construction and maintenance of water and manufacture of marine engines 386 ways and water reservoirs such as Manufacture and repair of air transport bund, embankments, dam, canal, equipment including aeroplanes, tank, tubewells, wells 403 aeroengines 387 Repairing of bicycles and tricycles 388 Manufacture of other transport equip­ Division S-Electricity, Gas, Water and ment not covered above such as Sanitary Services animal drawn and hand-drawn vehi­ cles 389 50 Electricity and Gas-

39 Miscellaneous ManujaIturing Industries­ Generation and transmission of electric energy Manufacture of optical instruments and 500 Distribution of electric energy lenses, opthalmic goods and photo­ 501 Manufacture of gas in gas works and graphic equipment and supplies 390 distribution to domestic and indus­ Manufacture of scientific, medical and trial consumers surgical instruments and equipment, 502 and supplies 391 Assembling and repairing of watches 51 Water-supply and Sanitary Services- and clocks 392 Manufacture of jewellery, sil~erware Collection, purification and distribution and wares using gold and other of water to domestic and industrial precious metals 393 consumers 510 11

ANNEXURE A-contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor' Major Minor Group Description Group Group Descr:p:ion Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

Garbage and sewage disposal, operation Wholesale trading in petrol, mobil oil of drainage system and all other types and allied products 617 of work connected with public health Wholesale trading in other household and sanitation 511 equipment not covered above 618

Division 6-Trade and Commerce 62 Wholesale trading in bricks, tiles and other building materials 620 60 Wholesale Trade- Wholesale trading in wood, bamboo, Wholesale trading in cereals and pulses 600 cane, thatches and similar products 621 Wholesale trading in vegetables, fruits, sugar, spices, oil, fish, dairy products, 63 Wholesale trading in paper and other eggs, poultry and other food stuff stationery goods 630 (not covered elsewhere) 601 Wholesale trading in all kinds of fabrics Wholesale trading in agricultural and and textiles products such as gar­ industrial machinery equipment and ments, hessian, gunny bags, silk and tools and appliances other than woollen yam, shirtings, suitings, electrical 631 hosiery products 602 Wholesale trading in electrical machi­ Wholesale trading in beverages such as nery and equipment, like motor, tea (leaf), coffee (seed and powder), battery, electric fan, bulb 632 aerated water 603 Wholesale trading in all kinds of trans­ Wholesale trading in intoxicants such port and storage equipment 633 as wines, liquors 604 Wholesale trading in skins, leather and Wholesale trading in other intoxicants fur 634 such as opium, ganja, etc. 60S Wholesale trading in clocks, eye glasses, Wholesale trading in tobacco, bidi, frames 635 cigarettes and other tobacco products 606 Wholesale trading in hardware and Wholesale trading in animals 607 SliInitary equipment 636 Wholesale trading in straw and fodder 608 Wholesale trading in scientific, medical and surgical instruments .. 637 61 Wholesale trading in medicines and Wholesale trading in precious metals chemicals 610 and stones, gold and silverware and jewellery 638 Wholesale trading in fuel and lighting Wholesale trading in all goods not products such as coke, coal, kerosene, covered above 639 candle 611 Wholesale trading in toilets, perfumery 64 Retail Trade- and cosmetics 612 Wholesale trading in metal, porcelain Retail trading in cereals, pulses, vegeta­ and glass utensils, crockery, china­ bles, fruits, sugar, spices, oil, fish, ware 613 dairy products, eggs, poultry . 640 Wholesale trading in wooden, steel and Retail trading in beverages such as tea other metallic furniture and fittings .. 614 (leaf), coffee (seed and powder), Wholesale trading in footwear 615 aerated water 641 Wholesale trading in tyres, tubes and Retail trading in intoxicants such as allied rubber products 616 wines, liquors 642

2* 20 ANNEXtnflf A-:,_contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

Retail trading in other intoxicants such R tail trading in wood, bamboo cane, as opium, ganja, etc. 643 bark and that hes 672 Retail trading in tobacco, bidi, cigarettes Retail trading in other building materials 673 and other tobacco products 644 Retail trading in fuel such as coke, coal, fi rewood and kerosene 645 Retail trading in agricultural and indus~ Retail trading in food stuffs like sweet­ trial machinery equipment, tools and meat condiments, cakes, biscuits, etc. 646 appliances 680 Retail trading in animals 647 Retail trading in transport and storage Retail trading in straw and fodder .. 648 equipments 681 Retail trading in electrical goods like 65 Retail trading in fibres, yarns, dhoti, saree, electric fan, bulb, etc. 682 readymade garments of cotton, wool, Retail trading in skins, leather and furs silk and other textiles and hosiery and their products excluding footwear products; (this includes retail trading and headgear 683 in piece-goods of cotton, wool, silk Retail trading in clock and watch, eye and other textiles) 650 glass, frame 684 Retail trading in toilet goods perfumes Retail trading in scientific, medical and and cosmetics 651 surgical instruments 685 Retail trading in medicines, and chemi­ Retail trading in precious stones and cal') 652 jewellery 686 Retail trading in footwear, head-gear Retail trading in musical instruments, such as hat, umbrella shoes and gramophone record, pictures and chappals 653 paintings including curio dealing .. 687 Retail trading in 1yres, tubes, and allied Book-selling 688 rubber products 654 Retail trading in goods unspecified .. 689 Retail tradin'1: in petrol, mobiloil and allied products 655 69 Trade and Commerce Miscellaneous- 66 Retail trading in wooden, steel and other metallic furniture and fittings 660 Importing and exporting of goods and Retail trading in stationery goods and commodities 690 paper 661 Real estate and properties 691 Retail trading in metal, porcelain and Stocks shares and futures 692 glass utensils 662 Providents and insurances 693 Money lending (indigenous) 694 Retail trading in earthenware and earthen Banking and similar type of financial toys 663 operation 695 Retail trading in other household Auctioneering 696 equipment not covered above 664 Distribution of motion pictures 697 All other activities connected with trade 67 Retail trading in bricks, tiles, and other and commerce not covered above, building materials 670 including hiring out of durable goods Retail trading in hardware and sanitary such as electric fan, microphone, equipment 671 rickshaw, etc. 699 21

ANNEXURE A-conM.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

Division 7 -Transport, Storage and CODlJlluni­ Division 8-Services cation 80 Public Services (This does not include 70 Transport- Government, Quasi-Government or local body activities, other than administrative, Transporting by railways 700 in such fields as transport, communication, Transporting by tramway and bus information and broadcasting, education services 701 and scientific services, health, industries, Transporting by motor vehicles (other production, cOllstruction, marketing and than omnibus) 702 operation of financial institution each of Transporting by road through other which is classified ill the appropriate indus­ means of transport such as hackney try groups)- carriage, bullockcart, ekka 703 Animal transporting by animals such Public Services in Union and State as horses, elephant, mule, camel 704 army including territorial corps and Transporting by man such as carrying volunteer corps 800 of luggage, hand cart driving, rick­ Public Service in Navy 801 shaw pulling, cycle rickshaw driving 705 802 Transporting· by boat, steamer, ferry, Public Service in Air Foree etc., by river, canal 706 Public Service in Police 803 Transporting by boat, steamer, ship, Public Service in administrative depart­ cargo boat by sea or ocean 707 ments and offices of Central Govern­ Transporting by air 708 ment 804 Transporting by other means not Public Service in administrative depart­ covered above 709 ments and offices of quasi-Govern­ ment organisation, municipalities, 71 SerJ'ices incidental to transport- local boards, etc. 805 Public Services in administrative Such as packing, catting travel agency 710 departments and offices of State Governments 809 72 Storage and Warehousing- 81 Educational and Scientific Services- Operation of storage such as ware­ houses 720 Educational Services such as those Operation of storage such as cold rendered by technical colleges,techni­ storage 721 cal schools and similar technical and Operation of storage of other type 722 vocational institutions 810 Educational services such as those 73 Communication- rendered by colleges, schools and similar otlier institutions of non­ Postal, telegraphic, wireless and. signal . technical type 811 communications 730 Scientific services and research institu­ Telephone ·communication 731 tions not capable of c1assifi~ation Information and Broadcasting 732 under any individual group 812 ANNEXURE A-contd.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

82 Medical and Health Services- Business services rendered by profes­ Public Health and Medical services sional organisations or individuals rendered by organisations and such as those of advertising and individuals such as by hospitals, publicity agencies 852 sanatoria, nursing homes, maternity Business services rendered by profes­ and child welfare clinic as also by sional organisations or individuals hakimi, unani, ayurvedic, allopathic such as of those rendered by news­ and homeopathic practitioners 820 agency, newspaper correspondent, Veterinary services rendered by organi­ columnist, journalists, editors, authors 853 sati0ns and individuals 821 86 Community services and Trade and Labour Associations- 83 Religious and Welfare Services- Services rendered by trade associations Religious services rendered by religious chambers of commerce, trade unions organisations and their establish­ and similar other organisations 860 ments maintained for worship or Services rendered by civic, social, promotion of religious activities this cultural, political, and fraternal includes missions, ashrams and other organisations such as rate-payers allied o.rganisations 830 association, club, library " 861 Religious and allied services rendered Community servIces such as those by pandit, priest, preceptor, fakir, rendered by public libraries, museums monk 831 botanical and zoological gardens, etc. 862 Welfare services rendered byorganisa­ tions operating on a non-profit basis for the promotion of welfare of the 87 Recreation Services- community such as relief societies, Production of motion picture and allied red-cross organisation for the collec­ services such as processing, editing, tion and allocation of contributions etc. 870 for charity 832 Recreation service~ rendered by cinema houses by exhibition of motion 84 Legal Services- pictures 871 Recreation services rendered by organi­ Legal services rendered by barrister, sations and individuals such as those advocate solicitor, mukteer, pleader, of theatres, opera companies, ballot mukurie, munshi 840 and dancing parties, mUSICIans, Matrimonial services rendered by exhibitions, circus, carnivals 872 organisations and individuals 841 Recreation services rendered by indoor and outdoor sports by organisations 85 Business Services- and individuals including horse, motor, etc., racing 878 Engineering services rendered by profes­ 850 sional organisations or individuals 88 Personal Services- Business services rendered by organisa­ tions of accountants, auditors, book­ Services rendered to households such ke~ers or like individuals 851 as those by domestic servants, cooks 880 23

ANNEXURE A-concld.

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

Major Minor Mojor Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code)

Services rendered to households such Services rendered by rortrait and as those by governess, tutor, private commercial photographic studios 885 secretary 881 Services rendered by hotels, boarding 89 Services (not elsewhere classified)- houses, eating houses, cafe restau­ rants and similar other organisations Services rendered by organisations or to provide lodging and boarding individuals not elsewhere classified .. 890 facilities 882 Laundry servicing rendered by organi­ Division 9-Activities not adequately described- sations and individuals, this includes 90 Activities unspecified and not adequately all types of cleaning, dyeing, bleaching described including activities of such dry-cleaning, services 883 individuals who fail to provide Hair dressing, other services rendered sufficient information about their by organisation and individuals such industrial affiliation to enable them as those by barber, hairdressing to be classified 900 saloon and beauty shops .. 884 Fresh entrants to the Labour Market 999

ANNEXURE B

NATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATION

CODE STRUCTURE WHICH CLASSIFIES OCCUPATIONS DIVSIONS AND GROUPS INTO- 11 Occupational Divisions (one-digit code numbers) 75 Occupational Groups (two-digit code numbers) o Professional, Technical and Related Workers Note: n.e.c.-not elsewhere classified 00 Architects, Engineers and Surveyors DIVISIONS 01 Physicists, Chemists, Geologists and other Physical Scientists. o Professional, technical and related workers. 02 Biologists, Veterinarians, Agronomists and 1 Administrative, executive and managerial workers. Related Scientists. 2 Clerical and related workers. 03 Physicians, Surgeons and Dentists 3 Sales workers. 04 Nurses, Pharmacists and other Medical and 4 Farmers, Fishermen, Hunters, Loggers and related Health Technicians. workers. 05 Teachers 5 Miners quarrymen, and related workers. 06 Jurists 6 Workers in transport and communications occu­ 07 Social Scientists and Related Workers pations. 08 Artists, Writers and Related Workers 7·8 Craftsmen, production process workers, and 09 Draughtsmen, Science and Engineering Techni­ labourers not elsewhere classified. cians, n.e.c. 9 Service, sport and recreation workers. Ox Other Professional, Technical and Related X Workers not classifiable by occupations. Workers. 24

ANNEXURE B-CQtlcld.

NATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF OC(,urlU.lVl"l

1 Adminstrative, Executive and Managerial Workers 66 Inspectors, Superivisors, Traffic Controllers and Despatchers, Transport 10 Adiministrators, and Executive Officials, Govern­ 67 Telephone, Telegraph and Related Telecom­ ment. munication Operators 11 Directors and Managers, Wholesale and Retail 68 Postmen and Messengers Trade 69 Workers in Transport and Communication 12 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Occupations, n.e.c. Financial Institutions. 7-8 Craftsmen, Production Process Workers, and Labourers not elsewhere Classified. 13 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, 70 Spinners, Weavers, Knitters, Dyers and Related Other. Workers. 71 Tailors Cuttors, Furriers and Related Workers 2 Clerical and Related Workers 72 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sewers (Except Gloves and Garments) and Related Workers. 20 Book-keepers and Cashiers 73 Furnacemen, Rollers, Drawers, Moulders and 21 Stenographers and Typists Related Metal Making and Treating Workers. 22 Office Machine Operators 74 Precision Instruments Makers, Watch Makers, 28 Clerical Workers, Miscellaneous Jewellers and Related Workers. 75 Tool Makers, Machinists, Plumbers, Welders, 2) Unskilled Office Workers, Platers and Related Workers. 76 Electricians and Related Electrical and 3 Sales Workers Electronic Workers. 77 Carpenters, Joiners, Cabin Makers, Coopers 30 Working Proprietors, Wholesale and Retail and Related Workers. Trade 78. Painters and Paper Hangers 31 Insurance and Real Estate Salesmen, Salesmen 79 Bricklayers, Plasterers and Construction of Securities and Services and Auctioneers. Workers, n.e.c. 32 Commercial Travellers and Manufacturers'Agents 80 Compositors, Printers, Engravers, Book Binders and Related Workers. 33 Salesmen, Shop Assistants and Related Workers 81 Botters, Kilnmen, Glass and Clay Formers 34 Money Lenders and Pawn Brokers and Related Workers. 82 Millers, Bakers, Brewmasters and Related 4 Farmers, Fishermen, Hunters, Loggers and Related Food and Beverage Workers. Workers 83 Chemical and Related Process Workers 84 Tobacco Preparers and Products Makers 40 Farmers and Farm Manag

ANNEXURE C LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER

Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number

Major Major Group 03 Fishing Group 00 Field Produce and Plantation Crops 030 Production of fish by fishing in sea 005.1 Producti.on of Vegetables 031 Production of fish by fishing in inland waters 005.2 Production of roots, etc., not included above and ponds including fish farms and fish 006.1 Production of fruits and nuts in plantation, hatcheries. vines and orchards. 032 Production of pearls, conch, shells, sponges, 006.2 Production of copra (from coconuts) sea herbs, corals, etc., by gathering or lifting 007.1 Production of thatching grass from sea, river, pond. 007.2 Production of wood, bamboo, cane reeds, etc., (excluding thatching grass). Major Production of juice (Neera) by tapping coconut 008.1 Group 04 Livestock and Hunting trees. Production of juice by tapping other palms 008.2 040.1 Rearing of goat for milk and animal power like date, palmyra n.e.c. 040.2 Rearing of buffalo for milk and animal power 009 Production of other agricultural produce 040.3 Rearing of cows for milk and animal power '0 (including fruits and nuts not covered by 040.4 Rearing of camels and other big domestic 006 and flowers) not covered above. animals. 040.5 Production and rearing of livestock mainly for milk and animal power n.e.c. Major 041.1 Sheep breeding and rearing Group 01 Plantation Crops 041.2 Production of wool 042.1 Rearing and production of pigs and goats 013 Production of tobacco in plantation (mainly for slaughter). 015.1 Pan Cultivation 042.2 Rearing and production of other animals 015.2 Plantation Crops except tea, coffee, rubber, (mainly for slaughter) n.e.c. tobacco, ganja, cinchona, opium and pan. 043.1 Poultry keeping and production of eggs 043.2 Rearing and production of ducks, hens, etc., and other small birds, e.g., pigeons, parrots, peacock, maina, etc. Major 044.1 Bee-keeping for production of honey and wax Group 02 Forestry and Logging 044.2 Collection of wax and honey 045 Rearing of tassar jeri jmulberry and other silk 023.1 Production of charcoal worms and production of cocoons and raw 023.2 Production of other fuels by exploitation of silk. forests. 046.1 Dog breeding, rearing of rabbits and guinea­ 024 Production of fodder by exploitation of forests pigs. 025.1 Production of Kathha 046.2 Rearing of other small animals and insects 025.2 Production of Lac l1.e.c. 025.3 Production of gum 048.1 Collection of bones 025.4 Production of resins, barks, herbs, wild fruits, 048.2 Manufacture of glue from animals Cal'cases berries and leaves, etc., n.e.c. 048.3 Manufacture of gut 026 Production and gathering of other forest 048.4 Production of other animal husbandlY products products not covered above. such as skin, ivory, teeth and hair, etc. 26

ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER

Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number

Major Group 10 Mining and Quarrying Major Gro!lP 20-concld. Foodstufls-concld. 107.1 Extraction of chalk 107.2 Quarrying of lime-stone 209.1 Confectionery 107.3 Stone and slate quarrying 209.2 Making of sweet-meats, laddu, peda, barphi, 107.4 Quarrying of sand, clay, gravel, etc., n.e.c. batasa, etc. 209.3 Sattu, bhunja, papar, barri, danauri, tilauri, Major sewai, apalam, etc. Group 20 Foodstuffs 209.4 Making of chura or chira, muri, murki, khoi 209.5 Making of chat 200.1 Production of flour by village chakkies or flour 209.6 Making of dalmot, chanachur Gor) garam, mill by grinding wheat, maize, gram, etc. rewari, etc. 200.2 Hand pounding of rice by Dhekhi or Ukhal 209.7 Making of other food products for residuary 200.3 Production of rice by milling, dehusking and snacks. processing of paddy by rice mill. 209.8 Production of other food products like cocoa, 200.4 Grinding of chillies, turmeric, etc. chocolate, toffee, lozenge. 200.5 Production of pulses 200.6 Parching of grains 200.7 Production and processing of other crops and Major food grains n.e.c. Group 21 Beverages 202.1 ' Gur and Khandasari making from sugarcane and palm. 210.1 Manufacture of vinegar from coconut juice 202.2 Production of bhoora and candy (neera). 202.3 Production of jaggery from coconut and 210.2 Manufacture of distilled spirits, wines, liquor palmyra juice (neera). from alcoholic malt, fruits and malts in 202.4 Production of other indigenous products from distillery and brewery. sugar and jaggery n.e.c. 211 Production of country liquor from material 203.1 Manufacture of achar, pickles, chutney and obtained from sources other than trees and murabba. shrubs. 203.2 Production of sauce, jam and jelly 212.1 Production of indigenous liquor such as liquor, 203.3 Processing of cashew nut toddy, neera from mahua and palm trees. 203.4 Manufacture of kokam products 212.2 Production of other indigenous liquors from 203.5 Fruit preservation (canning of fruits) other materials from trees and shrubs. 203.6 Making dried vegetables 214.1 Production of mineral water 203.7 Production of other fruit products and preser­ 214.2 Production of aerated water such as soda­ vation of fruits n.e.c. water, lemonade, etc. 204.1 Slaughtering, preservation of meat and fish 215 Production of ice and canning of fish. 216 Production of ice cream, ice-candy or kulphi- 204.2 Fish currying or curing and salting (currying malai, milk-shake, etc. applies more to skin and hide). 218 Grinding of Coffee 205 Production of bread, biscuit, cake and· other 219.1 Preparation of sharbats and squashes bakery products. 219.2 Preparation of jeerapani 206 Production of butter, cream, ghee, cheese, 219.3 Production of other beverages n.e.c. chhana, khowa and other dairy products. 207 Oil pressing ghani, kolhu or by small machines 27

ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER

Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number

Major Major Group 22' Tobacco Products Group 25 Textile-Wool

220 Manufacture of bidi 250 Wool baling and pressing 221 Manufacture of cigars and cheroots 251 Cleaning, sorting, carding, scouring and 223 Manufacture of hookah tobacco processing of wool. 224 Manufacture of snuff 253 Spinning of wool by charkha or takali 225 Manufacture of jerda, kimam, khaini and other 254 Weaving of woollen cloth in powerloom such chewing tobacco. as blankets, asanis, etc. 226 Manufacture of other tobacco products n.e.c. 255 Weaving of woollen cloth in handloom such as blankets, rugs, pashmina, thulma, gudma, etc. Major 256.1 Embroidery with various colours, combina­ Group 23 Textile-Cotton tions of various threads and art work in woollen textile. 230 Cotton ginning, cleaning, carding, pressing 256.2 Shawls (with traditional borders) and baling. Cotton spinning (by charkha and takali) 231 Major Dyeing of cloth (cotton) and yarn 233.1 Group 26 Textile-Silk 233.2 Bleaching of cloth (cotton) and yarn 233.3 Tie and dye (bandhani) of cloth and yarn 261 Dyeing and bleaching of silk Cotton cloth weaving in powerlooms 234 262.1 Spinning of tussar, other than in mills Cotton cloth weaving in handlooms 235 262.2 Spinning of eri, other than in mills Manufacture of khadi textile in handlooms 236 262.3 Spinning of silk, other than in mills n.e.c. Printing of cloth (cotton) 237 263.1 Weaving of Traditional silk (Atlas) by power- 238.1 Making of fishing net loom. Making of mosquito net 238.2 263.2 Weaving of tussar by powerloom 238.3 Making of other nets 263.3 Weaving of eri by powerloom 239.1 Making of sacred thread 263.4 Weaving of silk and artificial silk in powerloom 239.2 Making of thread, rope, cordage and twine n.e.c. (cotton). 264.1 Weaving of mashru, himroo, brocade, kinkhab by handloom. 264.2 Weaving of silk and artificial silk in handloom Major n.e.c. Group 24 Textile-Jute 265 Printing of silk textile 266.1 Goafmaking 240 Jute pressing and baling 266.2 Making of silk cordage, rope and twine n.e.c. 241 Jute spinning and weaving of mats, asanis, etc. 242 Dyeing and bleaching of jute 244.1 Making of rope and cordage, out of hemp Major 244.2 Making of rope and cordage, out of jute Group 27 Textile-Miscellaneous 244.3 Making of rope by palm fibre 244.4 Making of rope by date palm fibre 270.1 Making of durries 244.5 Making of fibre, sunn-hemp fibre 270.2 Making of Carpets and druggets 244.6 Making of other products from jute and 270.3 Manufacture of other similar textile products similar fibres such as hemp, mesta. n.e.c. 28

ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER

Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number

Major Major Group 27-cOllcld. Textile-MisceUaneous-coll d. Group 27--conird.

271.1 Making of hosiery goods such as banyans, 279.1 Making of daura (thread) batua, cotton socks, sweaters, muffiers, etc. thread, buttons. 271.2 Making of nalas and azarbands 279.2 Manufacture of dolls and toys (rags and 271.3 Making of parandas and chootelas cotton). 271.4 Manufacture of hosiery and other knitted 279.3 Manufacture of other textile products not fabrics and garments n.e.c. elsewhere classified. 272.1 Embroidery and making of phulkari 272.2 Making of jari thread, zardoshi Major 272.3 Traditional embroidery Group 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden 272.4 Patchwork embroidery Products 272.5 Lace garland making 272.6 Making of fringes and crepe laces 280 Sawing, planing and milling of wood 272.7 Making of kargota, main garlands, shell 281 Manufacture of wooden furniture and fixtures garlands, etc. 282 Manufacture of structural wooden good~ 272.g Making of other embroidery products .n.e.c. (including treated timber) such as beams,. 273.1 Making of cap, hat, and other head-gear : posts, doors, windows. .. _ 273.2 Traditional garments 283.1 Carpentary works concerned with repairs of 273.3 Chrochet work (bora caps) agricultural implements (wood) 273.4 Making of textile garments including rain­ 283.2 Manufacture of wooden industrial goods other coats and head-gears n.e.c. than transport equipment such as bobbin and 274.1 Weaving of khes, bed covers, curtains, pillow similar equipments and fixtures. cases and table-doth, cloth bags, etc. 284.1 Lacquerware (if on wood) 274.2 Making of newar 284.2 Manufacture of wooden utensils, artware and 274.3 Manufacture of other made-up textile goods decorative wooden boxes (patras). like mattress, quilt, rezai, etc., n.e.c. 284.3 Manufacture of wooden toys 275 Manufacture of water proofs textile products 284.4 Sandalwood and other wood carving such as oil cloth, tarpaulin, etc. 284.5 Bead making from wood 276.1 Making of namda felt 284.6 Sawdust and plaster figure making 276.2 Making of suzani (padded quilts) 284.7 Marquetry boxes (inlay work) 276.3 Processing of coconut fibre for uphoistery 284.8 Manufacture of photo frames and framing 276.4 Handicraft articles made of flax and fibre of photo paintings, etc. 276.5 Manufacture and recovery of all types of 284.9 Manufacture of other wooden products n.e.c. fibres for purposes of padding, wadding and 285 Manufacture of match splinters, plywood and uphoistery filling n.e.c. veneers. 277.1 Manufacture of coir matting, cactus fibre for 287 Manufacture of boxes and packing cases other ropes and rope making from coconut fibre. than plywood. 277.2 Making of brush. broom, etc., from coconut 288.1 Making of box from moonjgrass fibre.· 288.2 Making of rope mats, etc., from moonj and 277.3 Coir spinning sawai grass and making of cadjar for that- 277.4 Coconut curing ching purposes. _ 277.5 Other allied products of coir industry n.e.c. 288.3 Making of mats, handfans and umbrellas fro ill 278 Manufacture and repair of umbrellas palm leaves. 29 ANNExuR:ifc.:.:...contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD· INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER

Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number

Manufacture of Wood and Wooden Major Products-cl)llrld. Group 31 Leather and Leather Products Major Group 28-concld. 310.1 Flaying, processing of hides and skins including taxidermy. 288.4 Making of sirki, moora and chhaj 310.2 Currying, tanning and finishing of hides and 288.5 Making of baskets and broomsticks skins preparation of finished leather. 288.6 Making of donas (drone) and pattals (patra­ 310.3 Stuffed animals vali) from leaves. 311.1 Making of leather boots, shoes or chappals 288.7 Caning of Chairs (slippers, sandals) 288.8 Making of Chicks, cuscus-tatti and fans, 311.2 Making of Poola shoes sticks and poles from bamboo. 311.3 Manufacturing of other footwear n.e.c. 288.9 Manufacture of other articles from leaf, cane, 312 Making of clothing and wearing apparel (except bamboo, cork and other allied products footwear) made of leather and fur. n.e.c. 313 Manufacture of leather products such as .leather 289.1 Making of sticks and poles from wood upholstery suit cases, pocket-books, cigarette 289.2 Making of wooden kharaus and other wooden and key cases, purses, saddlery, whip, acqua­ sandals. ducts (Kos), charsa and other articles. 289.3 Making of artwheels 314 Repair of shoes, chappals and other leather 289.4 Manufacture of other wood and allied footwear. products n.e.c. 315 Repair of all other leather products except footwear Major Paper and Paper Products Group 29 Major Group 32 Rubber, Petroleum and Coal Products 291 Manufacture of pulp and paper by hand 292.1 Making of envelopes and paper bags 320 Vulcanising tyres and tubes Paper mache articles 292.2 321 Manufacture of chappais from torn tyres and 292.3 Making of kite other rubber footwear. Paper decorations for homes 292.4 322 Manufacture of rubber products from natural Making of card-board boxes and cards 292.5 and synthetic rubber including rain-coats, Making of paper toys 292.6 oil cloths, waterproof cloths, etc. 292.7 Making of paper flowers, etc 292.8 Manufacture of other paper products from paper, paper board and pulp n.e.c. Major Group 33 Chemicals and Chemical Products Major 331.1 Manufacture of dyes, paints, colours, abir, Group 30 Printing and Publishing sin door, varnish, etc. 301 Printing and publishing of books 331.2 Manufacture of indigo 302.1 Printing works, printing of handbills, invitation 332 Manufacture of fertilizer (including from bones) cards, etc. 333 Manufacture of fireworks and other explosives 302.2 Lithography, engraving, etching, block making, such as pataka, etc. type cutting and other work connected with 334 Manufacture of matches printing industry. 335.1 Manufacture of incense and perfumes 303 E,~ok binding, stitching, sizing and other work 335.2 Manufacture of Agarbatti connected with book binding industry. 335.3 Manufacture of rose water 30

ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITII THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER

Industrial Industrial Code Households Industry Code Household Industry Number Number

Major Groups 34-35-concld. Non-metallic Mineral Products other 335.4 Manufacture of powder, snow, cream, bindi, than Petroleum and Coal-(concld.) tikali, hair oil and nail polish. 343.1 Stone carving 335.5 Manufacture of kumkum and hinglo 343.2 Marble carving 335.6 Manufacture of mascara and kajal 343.3 Granite carving 335.7 Manufacture of medicines (ayurvedic, unani, 343.4 Manufacture of other structural stone goods, etc.) and pharmaceutical preparations. stone dressing and stone crushing n.e.C. 335.8 Manufacture of perfumes, cosmetics and other 344 Making of chakki, chakla, silaut, lorha, jainta, toilet preparations n.e.c. utensils and other articles from stone. 336.1 Manufacture of soap and washing soda 345 Manufacture of stone images and toys 336.2 Manufacture of other washing and cleaning 346.1 Making of images from soap stone compounds n.e.c. 346.2 Manufacture of images, toys and other articles 337.1 Manufacture of plastic toys of plaster of paris. 337.2 Making of plastic buttons 348.1 Mica splitting 337.3 Manufacture of other plastic goods 348.2 Manufacture of mica products, including mica 337.4 Making of celluloid goods grinding. 337.5 Manufacture of turpentine, synthetic resin and 350 Making of earthenware such as pottery, etc. other materials n.e.c. 351 Manufacture of crockery 338 Salt production 353.1 Making of glass bangles 339.1 Manufacture of ink including fountain pen ink 353.2 Making of glass beads 339.2 Making of candles 353.3 Manufacture of bead garlands (where making 339.3 Making of tooth powder of garlands is undertaken at the place of 339.4 Making of boot polish and inedible oils, etc. manufacture of beads) (also see 399). 339.5 Manufacture of other chemicals products n.e.c. 354 Manufacture of Laboratory glass apparatus 355 Making of clay models, earthen images, busts and statues. 356.1 Making of earthen toys and artware Major 356.2 Decorative ceramics Groups 34-35 Non-metallic Mineral Products 357 Manufacture of glass and glass products except other than Petroleum and Coal optical and photographic lenses.

Major 340.1 Making of bricks Group 36 Basic Metals and their Products except 340.2 Manufacture of roofing tiles Machinery and Transport Equipment 340.3 Manufacture of other clay products n.e.c. 341.1 Manufacture of cement door frames and 360.1 Re-rolling of M. S. Rods sanitary fittings. 360.2 Manufacture of iron and steel including 341.2 Manufacture of cement jali and tiles smelting, refining, rolling, etc., such as billets, 341.3 Making of cement statues blooms, tubes, rods n.e.c. 341.4 Making of cement products n.e.c. 362 Manufacture of arms and weapons and their 342.1 Manufacture of lishu repair service 342.2 Manufacture of lime 364 Manufacture of iron and steel furniture 31

ANNEXURE C-contd.

LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOW INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER

Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number

Major Major Group 36-concld. Group 37 Machinery (All Kinds other than Transport) and Electrical Equipment Basic Metals and their Products except Machinery and Transport Equipment-(concld.) 370 Manufacture of mechanical water pumps, tube well pumps, air pumps, etc. 365.1 Making of utensils of brass and bell metal 372 Manufacture of small machine tools and 365.2 Making of brassware machine parts. 365.3 Making of bottom part of hookah from brass 373 Manufacture of sewing machine parts and bell metal. 375 Repairing and servicing of fans 365.4 Making of brass and bell metal ornaments 376 Manufacture of insulated wires 365.5 Making of other brass and bell metal products 377.1 Manufacture of storage batteries n.e.c. 377.2 Manufacture of charging batteries 366.1 Making of aluminium utensils 377.3 Manufacture 'Of other batteries n.e.c. 366.2 Making of other aluminium products n.e.c. 378 Repairing and servicing of radios 367.1 Making of tin utensils 379.1 Manufacture of domestic electrical appliances 367.2 Making of articles from tin sheets 379.2 Repairing and servicing of electrical apparatus, 367.3 Copper utensils heaters, oven, etc. 367.4 Bronze works including bronze images, medals and articles of alloys. Major 367.5 Manufacture of other metal products (excluding Group 38 Transport Equipment iron, brass, bell metal, aluminium) n.e.c. 368.1 Lacquerware (if on metal) 382 Manufacture of body of trucks and buses 368.2 Nickel plating and electroplating including carpentry and joinery work 368.3 Engraving, embossing, polishing and welding involved. of metal products. 384 Repairing and servicing of automobiles 368.4 Enamelling and galvanizing of metal products 385.1 Manufacture of cycle parts and accessories 368.5 Plating and electroplating of metal n.e.c. inclu­ as saddle, seat frame and gear, etc. ding silverplating, goldplating, E.P.N.S., etc. 385.2 Manufacture of rickshaw parts 369.1 Manufacture of agricultural implements such 386 Manufacture of boats and barges as ploughshare, khurpi kudal, etc. 388 Repair of cycle and rickshaw 369.2 Manufacture of light engineering goods includ­ 389 Manufacture of animal drawn and hand drawn ing bolts and screws. vehicles such as bullock cart, tamtam, lagadi, 369.3 Making of iron utensils (e.g. buckets, etc.) and palaki cab, wheelbarrow, handbarrow, etc. articles from iron sheets. 369.4 Making and repairing of locks and trunks Major 369.5 Cutlery Group 39 Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 369.6 Manufacture of pins 369.7 Manufacture of scales, weights and measures 390.1 Repair of spectacles 369.8 Foundry Industry (including blacksmithy) 390.2 Manufacture of small photographic equipment 369.9 Manufacture of other sundry hard wares such 390.3 Manufacture of optical and photographic as G. I. pipe, wire-net, etc., n.e.c. equipment n.e.c. 32

LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER

Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number

Major Mfzjor Group 39-concld. Miscellaneous Manufacturing Group 39-concld. Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries-confn. Industries-concld.

391 Manufacture of scientific goods 395.4 Manufacture of fountain pen parts 392 Repairing and servicing of watches and clocks 395.5 Manufacture of other stationery articles such 393.1 Inlay work with ivory and brass as pencils, penholders, etc. 393.2 Goldsmithy 396.1 Manufacture of deshi sports goods such as 393.3 Manufacture of jewellery, silverware and wares Iezzim and dumballs. using gold and other precious metal and 396.2 Making of rubber balls and balloons precious and semi-precious stones. 396.3 Manufacture of other sports goods n.e.c. bats, 393.4 Silver artware, including silver repousse work rackets, balls, etc. on copper (such as in Tanjore) and silver 399.1 Making of tikka and cowdung cakes images. 399.2 Making of beads from conch shells and hom 393.5 Silver filigree industry goods. 393.6 Manufacture of gold and silver leaves 399.3 Making of traditional objects such as Orissa, 393.7 Gold covering work (fancy jewellery) Mysore and Tanjore paintings, etc. 393.8 industry 399.4 Making of lac bangles 393.9 Manufacture of Jewellery, silverwares, etc. 399.5 Makin'g of buttons (bone, shell, ivory) n.e.c. 399.6 Making of gangavan (making of wig from 394 Manufacture ,repairing and tuning of musical human hair). instruments such as harmonium, tabla, sitar, 399.7 Making of garlands from flowers, camphor, bansuri, etc. sandalwood shavings, seeds, and other 395.1 Manufacture of chalk pieces materials, like beads, etc. 395.2 Making of slate and slate pencil 399.8 Repair of petromax lights, etc. 395.3 Making of rubber stamps 399.9 Making and repairing of goods n.e.c. 33

A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION

Area in Popula· No.ofYiIlages Number of District/ Total ,----"----. tion per .-----A----. Number occupied Population Taluk/Town Rural Sq, Sq. Sq. In· Unin· of residential ,------"------~ Group/Town Urban miles Km. miles habited habited towns houses Persons Males Females

1 380 3b 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 \

TUMKUR DISTB,lCT T 4,073.7 10,550.9 336 2,444 281 11 252,564 1,367,402 699,191 668,21~ R 4,053.2 10,4978 303 2,444 281 228,148 1,228,4138 626,143 602,270 U 20.5 53.1 6,780 11 24,416 138,989 73,G48 65,941

1 Chiknayakll!lhalh T 418.5 1,1I~,l::l. !i 276 20S ~1,8g4 115,657 5\),719 55,938 R 417.1 1,0811.3 252 208 19,85J 105,28:! 5.J-,345 50,937 U 1.4 3 tl 7,411 ~.U4:l 10,375 5,374 5,001

Chik~ayakanhalli(M) U 1 ...1) 3.u3 7,411 1 10,375 5,374 5,001

:: Gubbi Taluk T 475.1 1.~30.5 310 300 47 J7,197 a7,4~2 74,\)48 72,474 R 473 3 1,::l::~5.1 294 300 47 25,~O:l 138,879 70,596 68,283 U 2.1 5.4 4,068 1,3\)5 8,543 4,352 4,191

Gubbl (M) U 2.10 5.44 4,068 1 1,395 11,543 4,352 4,191

3 Koratagere Taluk T ~43.8 631A 367 17,.544 S\),383 45,634 43,749 It ~4:UJ 6::U.1 350 16.735 85,08~ 43,3S0 41,702 U 0.1) ::.3 4,779 80U 4,301 2,254 2,047

Korat,agere (M) U 0.90 :l.33 4,779 SO\) 4,301 2,254 2,047

.( Kunigal Talllk '1' 380.5 US:;.5 408 200 22 27,311 155,073 77,569 77,f.O·j, R 378.0 97U.0 382 290 25,36S 144,507 72,188 72,319 U 2.5 li.5 4,226 1,943 10.566 5,381 5,185

Kunigal (M) U 2.5U 6.47 4,226 1,043 10,566 5,381 5,185

5 .:IIlldhugiri Taluk T 4~3.9 1,097.0 363 275 45 20,464 153,793 79,:l60 74,533 R 422.7 1,094.8 337 275 45 27,535 142,518 73,~96 69,222 U 1.2 3.1 U,306 l,g:l9 II,275 5,964 5,311

l\bdhugiri (M) U 1.20 3.11 9,396 1,929 II,:!75 5,964 5,311

6 l'avagada Taluk T 547.6 1,418.3 214 135 9 21,500 117,196 60,316 56,880 R 54G.5 1,415.4 195 135 \) 19,763 106,493 54,675 51,818 U 1.1 2.9 9,730 2 1,737 10,703 5,641 5,062

Pavagada (M) U 0.30 0.78 19,710 1 5,1'113 3,144 2,769

*Y. N. Hoskote (M) U 0.80 2.07 5,988 1 741 4,790 2,497 2,293

7 Sira Taluk T 573.2 1,184.6 269 28,337 154,004 79,022 74,892 R 572.2 1,482.0 242 ;:]5,U7U 138;596 71,096 67,500 U 1.0 2.G 15,408 1 2,5li7 15,408 7,926 7,482

tma (III) u 1.0.1 2.59 15,408 I 2,567 15,40t; 7,9:l1 7,482

8 Tiptur Taluk T 320.5 830.1 358 216 14 1 21,2l:l 114,G38 ;,8,761 55,877 R 319 .. 826.2 311 216 14 IS,432 99,080 50,571 48,509 U 1.5 3.(J 10,372 2.780 15,558 8,190 7,36)

u 1.[}O 3.88 10,372 2,780 15,55 ; t;,1\J\.

TUMKUR 3 34

A-I AREA HOUSES AND POPULATION-concld.

Area in Popula· No. of Villages Number of State/District! Total r---.A..--",""",\ tion per .--..A---",""",\ NumbE'r occupied Population Tahlk/Town Rural Sq. Sq. Sq. In· UuLll· of relidential r------.A.. Group or Town Urban miles Km. mileiO habited h"bited towns houses Persons Malea I'emale.

1 2 380 3b 4, 5 6 7 8 \) 10 11

9 Tumkur Taluk T 393.1 1,018.1 554 ~351 -l4 39,:n2 217,911 1U,398 105,513 R 385.6 998.7 443 351 44 30,986 170,634 87,074 83,560 U 7.5 19.4 6,304 8,286 47,377 25,324 21,953

Tumkul' (M) U 7.50 19.43 6,304 1 8,286 47,277 25,324 21,953

10 Turuvekere Taluk T 297.5 770.6 34·~ ~~~ 21 11:l633 102,325 51,564 50,761 B, 296.2 767.2 329 22~ 21 17,705 97,342 48,922 48,420 U 1.3 3.4 3,833 928 4,983 2,642 2,341

Turuvekere (M) U 1.30 3.37 3,833 1 928 4,983 2,642 2,341 -~~

NOTE-1 'fhe Square kilometres and density figurE' of the urban areas of Taluk/District/State are worked out using the area figurpo corrected up to two place3 of dtlcimals obtained by adding the areas of towns in the resp,'clive units and not using the area figure" given in the 1\tbI8. In addition to this the area figures relating to Square kilometres are further adjusted to make the TalukJ District/State totals tally.

2 Towns treated as euch for the first time ill 1951 Census which continue a~ towns in 1961 Census are shown with asteri&k (*) on their left. 3 Towns traated as such for the first time in 1961 are printed in italics.

, The following abbreviations have beon used for the status of a town given within brackets against names of the town.: M=Municipal Town. Ii Under column 2, the following abbreviatIOns are used :·-T : Total R: Rural U: Urban.

A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION APPENDIX II

Number of Villages with a population of 5,000 and orer and Towns with a population under 5,000.

Villages with a population of Towns with a population 5,000 and over und!>r 5,000 ,..---____.A.. , • ______..A.. ----~ Percentage of Percentage of Tot»l Rural total Urban popUlation population District/Taluk Number Population of the State Nurnbel Population of the State

3 4 5 6 7

TUMKUR DISTRICT 3 14,074 r .27

Koratagere Taluk 1 4,301 0.08

Pavagada Taluk 1 ~,790 0.09

Turuvekere Taluk 4,983 0.10 35

A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION APPENDIX III

H ouseless and Institutional Population

Total Houseless Population Institutional Population DititrictJTaluk Rural _ ..A..._ ~ erban Persons Males Femaks Persons Males Females

2 3 4 .) 6 7 8 TUMKUR DISTRICT T 1,375 787 588 2,605 2,288 317 R 1,169 655 514 419 369 50 U 206 132 74 2,186 1,919 267 I Chiknayakanhalli Taluk T 120 76 44 138 128 10 It 107 64 43 35 32 3 U 13 12 IU3 96 7 :2 Gubbi Taluk T 246 135 III 145 13,1 II R 245 134 III 48 40 8 U I 97 94 3 3 Koratagere Taluk T 3 2 13 13 .. R 3 2 1 U 13 13

t Kunigal Taluk T 180 86 94 68 66 2 R 180 86 94 41 39 2 U 27 27

Madhugiri Taluk T 153 94 59 350 318 32 R 44 23 21 U 109 71 38 350 318 32 6 Pavagada Taluk T 177 92 85 D2 87 0 R 175 90 85 9 9 U 2 2 83 78 5 7 ::lIra Ta,uk T 159 101 58 141 136 5 R 144 86 58 37 37 U 15 15 104 99 5

~ Tlptur'l'aluk T 147 84 63 386 349 37 R 97 61 36 47 44 3 U 50 23 27 339 305 34

U Tumku T.luk l' 174 103 71 1,219 1,008 211 R 158 95 63 165 131 3i U 16 8 8 1,054 877 177

1(, 'I ',ruvekere '1'alnk T ~( 14 2 53 4') 4 R If) 14 2 37 37 r' 16 12 4

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A-IT VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS

D"CRdo Perc('ntagr' Decade Dliitrict/Taluk Year Persons Y,lriation Variation Males Femalell

1 .:! 3 4 5 6 7 rUMKUR DISTRICT 1901 671,953 338,456 333,497 1911 739,276 + 67,323 + 10.02 373,924 365,352 1921 776,971 + 37,695 + 5.10 396,803 380,168 1931 863,227 + 86,256 + 11.10 440,036 423,191 I 1941 955,809 T 92,582 + 1073 489,888 465,921 1951 1,151,362 + 195,553 + 20.46 587,98S 563,374 1961 1,367,402 + 216,040 + 18.76 699,191 668,211

Chiknayakanahalli 1901 51,2~6 25.768 25,518 1911 57,484 + 6,198 + 12.09 29,0.!'\l 28,435 1921 60,498 + 3,0l-i + 5.24 30,938 29,560 19:n 68,7:'4 + 8,236 + !:l.61 35,132 33,602 1941 76,748 + 8.014 -+- I1.66 39.509 37,2.19 1951 91,~89 + 15,141 + 19.73 47,203 4.1,686 H)61 II5,G57 -+ 23,768 -+ 25.86 59.719 55,938

Gubbi 1901 87,468 43.659 43,809 1911 96,820 + n.352 + 10.78 48,791 48,029 1921 102.\l()7 + 6,147 + 6.35 52,821 50,146 1931 112,358 + 9,:191 + 9.12 57,269 55,089 1941 106,318 6,04\) - 5.38 54,336 51,982 1951 125,699 + 19,381 + 18.23 6:3,990 61,709 1961 147,422 + 21,723 + 17.28 7i.948 72,474

Koratll-,,6n 1901 33,1)53 17,382 16,271 1911 41,041 + 7,088 + 20.88 21,390 19,651 1921 41,955 + 91-1 + 2.23 21,832 20,123 1931 53,009 + 21.05.1 + 50.18 32,435 30,574 19.11 65,415 + 2,406 + 3.82 33.1\26 31,589 1951 78,710 + 13,6\)5 + 20.94 40,602 38,108 1961 89,383 + 10,073 + 13.56 45.()34 43,749

Kunigal 1901 77,861 38,ij>;6 39,275 1911 83,812 + 5,951 + i.(i1 4U49 42,463 1921 89,093 + 5.281 1- 6.:10 44,541 44,552 1931 101.263 + 12.170 + 13.oti 50,526 50,737 1941 111.479 + 10,216 + 10.09 55,71){ 55.658 1951 135,433 + 23,954 + 21.49 67,598 67,835 1961 155,073 + 19.G-10 + 14.r.o 77,5(\\1 77,50.1

Madhngi)'i 1901 84,318 43,313 41,005 1911 89,987 + 5,669 + 6.72 45,983 44,004 1921 93,513 + 3,526 + 3.92 48,348 45,165 1931 98,350 + 4,837 + 5.17 50,650 47,700 1941 112.655 + 14.305 + 14.54 58,382 54,273 1951 131,042 + 18,387 + 16.32 67,553 63,489 1961 153,793 + 22,751 + 17.36 79,260 74,533

i'avagada 1901 61,241 31,442 29,791 1911 61,171 70 0.11 31,534 ~9,~37 1921 !i5,52D + 4,358 + 7.12 33,773 31,7M 1931 72,766 + 7,237 + 11.04 37,538 35,228 1941 79,!i58 + 6,892 + 9.47 41,590 118,068 1951 95,57!) + 15,92l + 19.99 49,685 45,894 1961 117,196 + 21,617 + 22.62 60,316 56,880 37

A- VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS- (concld).

Decade Percentage Decade District/Taluk Year Persons Variation Variation Males Fema.18s

2 3 4 5 II 7

Sir.. 1901 77,604 39,301 18,SOS 1911 89.311 + 1l,707 + 15.09 4.5,483 .3,828 1921 93,324 + 4,013 + 4.49 4.7,880 4.1~,444 ]931 100,458 + 7,134 + 7.64 51,228 .9,230 1941 104,.525 + 4,067 + 4.04 54,402 110,123 19151 12.5,932 + 21,407 + 20.48 64,489 01,443 1961 154,004 + 28,072 + 22.29 79,022 74,982

Tipbr 1901 54,354 27,276 j7,078 1911 1)3,621 + 9,267 + 17.05 32,013 31,608 1921 65,261 + 1,640 + 2.58 32,904 32,357 1931 74.403 + 9,142 + 14.01 37,610 36,793 1941 80,531 + 6,128 + 8.24 40,748 39,783 1951 94,142 + 13,611 + 16.90 47.971 46,225 1961 114,638 + 20,496 + 21. 77 58,761 55,877

rumkwr 1901 107,51a 54,194 3S,319 19l1 116,854 + 9.341 + 8.69 59,569 57,285 1921 125,291 -I- 8,440 + 7 ')0) 64,207 61,087 1931 127,945 + 2,651 + 2.12 65,850 62,095 1941 145,836 + 17,891 + 13.98 75,058 70,778 1951 186,469 + 46,633 + 27.86 95,886 90,583 1961 217,911 + 28,442 + 15.25 112,398 105,513

IJl'uvekpl't' 1901 36,355 17,535 18,820 1911 39,175 + 2,820 + 7.76 18,763 20,412 1921 39,537 + 362 + 0.92 19,559 19,978 1931 43,941 + 4,404 + 11.14 21,798 22,143 1941 72,644 + 28,703 + 65.32 36,243 36,401 1951 86,467 + 13,823 + 15.67 43,065 43.402 1961 102,325 + 15,858 + 18.34 51,564 W.761 38

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Names of Sta.tU!! Percentage District Town/Town. of Decade Dec&de Ma.les Fema.le8 Group Town Year Persons Variation Variation 2 a 4, 5 8 7 •

ALL CLASSES famltur . 1901 58,668 29,881 29,887 1911 86,989 - 21,679 - 86.78 68,870 18,119 1921 51,528 + 14,5~9 + 89.81 ~2,6" 20,878 1951 61,586 + 10,058 + 19.52 82,182 29,004 1941 62,142 + 556 + 00.90 82,620 29,722 20.50 Sq.li1iles 1951 105,762 + 43,620 + 70.19 55,289 50,528 58.10 Sq. Kms. 1961 138,989 + 88,227 + 81.42 73,048 65.941

Class III Towns (20,000-49,999)

1901 1911 1921 1981 1941 21,898 11,589 10,304 7.50 Sq. Miles 1951 85,999 + 14,106 + 64.48 19,107 16,892 19.48 Sq. Kms. 1961 47,277 + 11,278 + 81.88 25,824- 21,953

TlimlLl1f (M) 1901 11,888 (\,024 1J,8M 1911 6,039 5,849 49.20 3,267 2,772 1921 14,246 + 8,207 + 13.'1.90 7,599 1I,M7 1931 18,196 + 3,950 + 27.73 9,880 8,316 1941 21,893 + 3,697 + 20.32 11,589 10,304 7.50 Sq. Miles 1951 35,999 + 14,106 + 64.43 19,107 16,892 19.43 Sq. :Kms. 1961 47,277 + 11,278 + 31.33 2;'),324 .21,953

Class IV Towns (10,000-19,999)

1901 11,888 ",OM 6,8M 1911 1921 14,246 7,599 6,647 1931 18,196 + 8,210 + 22.53 9,880 8,816 1941 7.60 Sq. Miles 1951 23,985 12,519 11,466 t9.68 Sq. Kms. 1961 63,182 + 89,197 + 163.42 32,835 80,847

Tiptur (M) 1901 3,560 1,854 1,706 1911 2,531 - 1,029 - 28.90 1,423 1,108 1921 4,311 + 1,780 + 70.33 2,244; 2,067 1931 5,160 + 849 + 19.69 2,79t; 2,362 1941 7,513 + 2,353 + 45.60 3,9% 3,517 l.6U Sq. Mzlea 1951 11,803 + 4,290 + 57.10 6,256 5,547 3.88 Sq.Kmil 1961 15,558 + 3,755 + 31.81 8,190 7,368 40

A-IV TOWNS AND TOWN GROUPS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 -(contd.)

Status Percentage Names of Townl of llecade Decade District Town-Group Town Year Persm's Variation Variation Males Femaleq 1 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 II

Tumkur-contd. tslra (1\l) 1901 4,059 2,OOl 2,058 1911 5,573 -t 1,514 + 37.30 2,767 2,806 1921 5,596 + 23 + 0.41 2,824 2,772 1931 6,8940 -t 1,298 + 23.20 3,506 3,388 1941 6,797 97 - 1.41 3,625 3,172 1.00 Sq. Miles 1951 12,182 + 5,386 + 79.23 6,263 5,919 2.59 Sq. Kms. 1961 15,108 + 3.226 + 23,48 7,926 7,482

lIIadhugm (l\I) 1901 4-.oao I,gil 2,089 191I 4,545 + 485 + II. 95 2,284 2,261 1921 5,143 + 598 + 13.16 2,600 2,543 1931 5,865 + 722 + 14.04 3,060 2,805 1941 1,460 4,405 - 75.11 S03 657 1.20 Sq. Miles 1951 5,416 + 3,956 +270.96 2,816 2,600 3.11 Sq. Kms. 1961 11,275 + 5,859 +108.18 5,964 5,311

Kunigal (M) 1901 1,802 918 884 1911 1,405 397 - 22.03 712 693 1921 3,044 + 1,639 +1I6.65 1,561 1,483 1931 5,341 + 2,297 + 75.46 2,757 2,584 1941 5,846 + 505 + 9.46 2,993 2,853 2.50 Sq. Miles 1951 8,908 + 3,062 + 52.38 4,522 4,386 6.47 Sq. KillS. 1961 10,56(; + 1,658 + 18.61 5,381 5,185

Chiknayakanhalli (M) 1901 6,113 3,022 3,091 1911 5,188 925 - 15.13 2,551 2,637 1921 6,432 + 1,244 + 23.98 3,275 3,157 1931 6,612 + 180 + 2.80 3,316 3,296 1941 3,3]3 3,299 - 49.89 1,721 1,592 lAO Sq. MiJes 1951 8,388 + 5,075 +]53.18 4,292 4,096 3.63 Sq. Kme. 1961 10,375 + 1,987 + 23.69 5,374 5,00l

Class V Towns (5,000-9,999)

1901 11,706 5,844 5,862 1911 16,800 + 5,094 + 43.52 8,585 8,215 1921 22,434 + 5,634 + 33.54 11,402 11,032 1931 35,535 -+ 13,141 + 58.40 18,321 17,214 1941 26,285 - 9,250 - 26.03 18,785 12,5()0 2.00 Sq. Miles 1951 29,857 + 3,572 + 13.59 15,270 14,587 6.22 Sq. Kms. 1961 14,456 -15,401 - 51.58 7,496 6,960

Gub!:/l (M) 1901 5,593 2,822 2,771 1911 3,464 2,129 - 38.07 ],767 ],697 1921 5,263 + 1,799 + 51.93 2,703 2,560 1931 5,663 + 400 + 7.60 2,884 2,779 1941 6,129 + 466 + 8.23 3,171 2,958 2.10 Sq. Mites 1951 7,115 + 1,016 + 16.58 3,640 3,505 5.44 Sq. Kms. 1961 8,543 + 1,398 + 19.57 4,352 4,191 41

A.-IV TOWNS AND TOWN-GROUPS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901~concld.

Stltj;as Percentage Name of Townl of Decade Decade District Town-Group Town Year Per60ns Variation Variation Males Fema.let, 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q

TUmkur-{ coneZd.1 Pavagada (!I) 1901 2.840 1,427 1,413 1911 2,594 246 8.66 1,297 1,297 1921 2,529 65 2.51 1,276 1,253 1931 2,750 + 221 + 8.74 1,419 1,331 1941 3,534 + 784 + 28.51 1,757 1,777 0.30 Sq. Miles 1951 4,480 -+- 946 + 26.77 2,370 2,1l0 0.78 Sq. KIDS. 1961 5,913 + 1,433 -+ 31.99 3,144 2,769

Class VI Towns (Less tban 5,000)

1901 35,074 17,463 17,611 1911 20,189 -14,885 - 42.44 10,285 9,904 1921 14,848 5,341 - 26.46 7,654 7,194 1931 7,855 6,993 - 47.10 3,981 3,874 1941 13,964 + 6,109 + 77.77 7,146 6,818 1.00 Sq. Miles 1951 15,921 + 1,957 + 14.01 8,343 7,578 7.77 Sq. Kms. 1961 14,074 + 1,847 + 11.60 7,393 6,681

T\1ruvek8re (M) 1901 2,333 1,137 1,196 1911 2,685 + 352 + 15.09 1,302 1,383 1921 1,936 749 - 27.90 993 943 1931 2,136 + 200 + 10.33 1,078 1,058 1941 2,678 + 542 + 25.37 1,341 1,337 1.80 Sq. Miles 1951 3,732 + 1,054 + 39.36 1,945 1,787 3.37 Sq. Kms. 1961 4,983 + 1,251 + 33.52 2,642 2,341

Y. N. Hoakote (ll) 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 0.80 Sq. Miles 1951 4,014 2,079 1,935 2.07 Sq. Kill •• 1961 4,790 + 776 + 19.33 2,497 2,29~

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All Divisions T 81,678 14,800 4,984 847 26,744 18,958 R 28,239 12,610 3,542 464 24,697 12,146 U 8,439 2,190 1,392 388 2,047 1,807

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

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27 T 1,956 674 162 22 1,794 652 R 1,417 li30 82 3 1,335 527 U 539 144 80 19 459 125

28 T 1,895 1,680 250 26 1,645 1,654 R 1,507 1,486 142 II 1,365 1,475 U 388 194 108 15 280 179

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

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Major Group 39 T 1,791 306 146 25 1,645 281 R 1,465 201 18 1,447 201 U 326 105 128 25 198 80

ChiknayakanhaJli Taluk

All Divisions R 1,808 853 184 7 1,624 846

Division 804 ;20;) 123 2 681 200 ° 1 1 :2 & 3 1,004 650 61 5 943 645

Gubbi Taluk

All Divisions R 2,765 1,578 529 48 2,236 1,530

Divibion 1,691 859 307 12 1,384 847 ° 2 2 2 & 3 1,072 719 222 36 850 683

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All Divisions R 1,918 527 171 12 1,747 515

Divi,ion 0 1,304 406 148 8 1,156 398 8 8 2 & 3 606 121 23 4 583 117

Kunigal Taluk

All Divisions R 1,834 1,222 192 16 1,642 1,206

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All Divisions R 4,307 1,245 630 108 3,677 1,137

DiviFion 0 :2,tH4 383 562 104 2,252 279 1 19 1 18 2 & 3 1,474 862 67 4 1,407 858

Pavagada. Taluk r.n Divisions R 5,076 1,741 290 27 4,786 1,714

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

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Sira Taluk

All Divisions R 3,774 2,309 584 53 3,190 2,256

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All Divisions R 2,522 1,405 418 158 2,104 1,2~7

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Tumkur Taluk

All Divisions R 2,324 998 184 7 2,140 991

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All Divisions 9,881 7,223 2,658 1,808 853 5,415 1,805

'Division 0 3,235 2,677 558 804 202 1,873 356 1 1,191 726 465 1 726 464 2 & 3 2,077 1,346 731 1,004 650 342 81 4 484 368 ll6 368 Il6 5 10 10 10 6 623 465 158 465 158 7 66 66 66 8 2,195 1,565 630 1,565 630 9

Gubbi Taluk

AU Divisions 8,824 6,108 2,716 2,765 1,578 3,343 1,138

Division 0 3,683 2,585 1,098 1,691 859 894 239 1 356 244 112 2 242 112 2 & 3 2,060 1,316 744 1,072 719 244 25 4 240 195 45 195 45 5 1 1 1 6 601 373 228 373 228 7 71 70 1 70 1 8 1,812 1,324 488 1,324 488 9

Koratagere Taluk

All Divisions 5,581 4,255 1,326 1,918 527 2,337 799

Division 0 1,895 1,458 437 1,304 406 154 31 1 9 9 8 2 & 3 959 806 153 606 121 200 32 4 104 101 3 101 3 5 26 26 26 6 628 484 144 484 144 7 30 29 29 1 8 1,930 1,342 588 1,342 588 P

Kunigal Taluk

AU Divisions 6,756 4,572 2,184 1,834 1,222 %,738 962

Division (: 2,129 1,201 928 983 815 218 113 I 112 75 37 .25 8 50 29 2 & ;; 1,552 I,1I6 436 826 399 290 37 4 193 162 31 162 31 [ 9 9 9 I' 650 417 233 417 233 52 52 52 2,059 1,540 1)19 1,540 519 94

B-IV, PART-C-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND DIVISIONS, MAJOR GROUPS AND MINOR GROUPS OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-contd.

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11,735 8,976 All Divisions 2,759 4,307 1,245 4661 1,514 3,596 Division 0 4,118 522 2,814 383 782 139 1 129 114 15 19 95 15 2 & S 2,675 1,755 920 1,474 862 281 58 ;;62 274 4 88 274 8b 5 31 31 31 6 1,168 880 288 880 288 7 45 45 45 8 3,207 2,281 926 .. - 2,281 926 9

Pavagada Taluk

All Divisions 12,977 9,213 3,764 5,076 1,741 4,137 2,023

Division 0 3,545 3,103 442 2,611 373 492 69 1 12 11 1 11 1 2 & 3 4,165 2,768 1,397 2,465 1,368 303 29 4 693 482 211 482 211 5 5 5 5 6 1,137 766 371 766 371 7 26 26 26 8 3,394 2,052 1,342 2,052 1,342 9

Sira Taluk

All Divisions 12,039, 7,938 4,101 3,774 2,309 4,164 1,792

Division 0 2,546 2,184 362 1,381 185 803 177 1 63 63 53 10 2 & 3 4,791 2,629 2.162 2,340 2,124 289 38 4 356 272 84 272 84 5 82 81 ] 81 1 6 828 528 300 528 300 7 35 35 35 8 3,338 2,146 1,192 2,146 1,192 9

Tiptur Taluk

All Divisions 15,163 10,253 4,910 2,522 1,405 7,731 3,505

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B-IV PART-C-IHDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND DIVISIONS, MAJOR GROUP AND MINOR GROUPS OF PERSON AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-contd.

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Tumkur Tal uk

All Divisions 10,460 7,858 2,602 2,324 998 5,534 1,604

Division 0 2,458 1,727 731 1,340 628 387 103 1 18 17 I 3 14 1 2 & :I 2,273 1,739 534 981 370 758 164 4 428 396 32 396 32 5 28 28 28 6 1,326 851 475 851 475 7 185 184 184 8 3,744 2,916 828 2,916 828 !J

Turuvekere Taluk

All Divisions 7,696 5,840 1,856 1,911 732 3,929 1,124

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APPENDIX TO TABLE B-IV PART-C

Minor groups having less than 1 % of workers of the respective (M26); 313 Total HI (M45). NHI (MI); 314 Total HI (M18), divisions (less than 0.5% in case of Minor Groups of Division 2 and 3 NH! (M6); Urban HI (M9), NHI (M6); 315 Total HI (M72), only) have been shown in thie Appendix. The following abbrevia· NHI (M29.F2), Urban NHI (M2.FI); 320 Total HI (M3), NHI ti ons have b(,Alll used. (M12). Urban HI (M2), NHI (MI2); 321 Total HI (FI), NHI (M3), Urban HI (FI), NHI (M3); 322 Total HI (MI); 323 Total 'HI' for Household Industry,' NHI for Non·Household Industry· HI (FI), Urban HI (FI); 330 Total HI (M2), NHI (M5). Urban . M ' for Males. 'F' for Fewale B' NHI (M4); 331 Total HI( Ml,FI), Urban HI (FI); 332 Total HI HI (FI), NHI (M3); Urban HI (FI), NHI (M3); 333 Total HI Tumkur District (PI), NHI (M3). Urban HI (FI), NHI (M2); 334 Total NHI oo.~ Total HI (M4,F4) NHI (M67,F21), Urban HI (M2). NHI (M4), Urban NHI (M4); 335 Total HI (M28,F40), NHI (M6, (M21,Fll); 007 Total NHI (M2); OOB Total NHI (MBO), NHI FlO), Urban HI (M26,F3S), NHI (M6,F9); 336 Total HI (M4), (M4); 010 Total NHI (MI. FI); 011 Total NHI (MI); 020 Total NHI NHI (M40,FI), Urban HI (M4), NHI (M39,FI); 338 Total JHI (M5); 020 Total NHl (M5), 021 Total NHI (M15,F6), Urban NHI (M2,FI), NHI (MI), Urban NHI (MI); 339 Total HI (MI), NHI (MI3,F4); 023 Total HI (M16. F2), NHI (M2), Urban HI (M5), (M4), Urban HI (MI), NHI (M4); 341 Total HI (M3, F2), NHI Urban NH! (M2); 026 Total NHI (M4), Urban NHI (M4); 300 Total (MI2,F8), Urban NHI (M5); 344 Total NHI (M25,FI), Urban HI (F3). NHI (MI). Urban HI (F2), NHI (MI); 031 Total HI NHI (MI6,Fl); 345 Total HI (M27,F2), NHI (M2), Urban HI (MI9. Fl). NHI (M25.FI). Utban NH! (M5); 043 Total HI (M8. (MI); 346 Total NHI (M5); 347 Total NHI (Ml); 348 Total AI F40), NHI (F5). Urban HI (M4), NHI (F3); 044 Total HI (M.5). NHI (Ml); 353 Total HI (F2), Urban HI (F2): 354 Total NHI Urban HI (MI); 046 Total HI (Ml). NHI (F3). Urban NHI (M6), Urban NHI (MI3); 355 Total HI (MI), NHI 6 (M3), (F2); 047 Total NHI (M30,F15); 048 Total NHI (MI); 100 Total Urban NHI (M3); 356 Total NHI (Ml); 357 Total HI (M6). NHI (MI); 102 Total NHI (MI) 105 Total NHI (Ml,F3), Urhan NHI Urban HI (Ml), 359 Total HI (M2,FI), NHI (M8), Urban (MIl,F3); 201 Total NHI (M2), Urban NHI (M2); 202 Total HI NHI (M6); 360 Total HI (MI), NHI (MI5), Urban HI (MI), (MI3,F25), NHJ (MI3), Urban HI (M3,FI), NHI (M3); 203 Total NHI (MI3); 361 Total NHI (M2.FI), Urban NHI (M2,FI); 362, HI Total HI (F 4) NHI (43,F2), urban HI (N 37, F4), NHt (N 3?); Total HI (M3), NHI (MI), Urban HI (M3), NHI (MI); 363 Total (MI), NHI (M3), Urban NHI (M3); 205 Total HI(;'\I39); 206 NHI (M2), Urban NHI (M2); 364 Total HI (M2), NHI (MI3). (M7,F9), NHI (FI). Urban HI (M7,F9), NHI (Fl); 208 Total NHI Urban HI (M2), NHI (MIl); 365 Total HI (M79,F2), NHI (1\125) (M3), Urban NHI (M3); 211 Total HI (F4), NHI (MI), Urban NHI (FI), Urban HI (MIO), NHI (MI4); 366 Total HI (MI,FI), Urban (MI); 212 Total HI (MI), NHI (M51), Urban AI (MI); 211 Total HI (Fl); 367 Total HI (M57), NHI (l\I60), Urban HI (M32), NHI HI (MI6,F2), NHl (M23), Urban HI (MI5,F2), Urban NHI (M2I); (M51); 368 Total HI (M68,F3), NHI (MB2,FI), Urban HI 215 Total NHI (MI), Urban NHI (MI); 217 Total NHI (Ml) Urban (M22), NHI (MI6); 370 Total HI (M5), NHI (MI5), Urban HI NHI (MI); 218 Total HI (M2), NHI (MI2,F2), Urban HI (MI), (M2). NflI (MI5); 371 Total HI (MI), NHI (MI); 372 Tot&] NHI (MI2.F2); 223 Total HI (MJ). NHT (MI); 225 Total HI (MI). NHI (MI). Urban NHI (MI); 373 Total NHI (MI), Urb

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-IV PART-C-concld.

655 Total NIH (M48), Urban NHl (1\147); 660 T()tal NHI (1\127, Total NHI (Ml), Urb"n NHI (lin); 709 Tot,al NHI (lit», Urban FI). Urban NIll (M23); 663 Total NHI (1\119,FI3), Urban NHI NHI (M1); 710 Total NHI (AI7), Urban NIH (1\17); 7.31 Totill (MlI,F4); 664 Total NID (M41i,F9), Urban (M24); 670 Total NHI (M13,Fl), Urban NHI (l\1l3,Fl); 810 Total NflI (M210, NHI (MIO,F4), Urban NHI (M3,FI); 671 Total NflI (M24), Fl), Urban NHI PH8, 197 ~'l); 812 Total NHI (M3); 821 Total Urban NHI (1\119);" 672 Total NHI (11130,F9), Urban NHI (F2) NHf (M59,F2), Urban NHI (1\flG); 830 Total NHI (MIP,F.3), 673 Total NHI (M5,F4), Urban NHI (M2,F4); 680' Total NHI Urban NIH C".1l3,F3); 832 Total NHI (l\I28,F 15), Urban NHI (M12,F1), Urban NHI (1\14); 681 Total NHI (~I21), Urban NHI (.\flZ,]'l): 840 Total NHI (-"IU8), Urban NHI (M2.34); 850 (M20); 682 Total NHI (M9,F2), Urban NHJ cm); 683 Total Total NHI cm06,Fl), Urban NHI (\nOi); 851 Total NHI (M7); NHI (MIl6), Urban NHI C~I86); 685 Total NHI (Ml.F27); 852 Total NHI (:\14), 853 T,)tal NHI (MlO), Urban NHI (M7); Urban NHI (lIl1); 686 Total NHI O\1lU."5,F6), Urban NHI (MI02); 860 Total ~HI (l\1l44,F:1), Urban NHI (:\IlI5.1!'2); 861 Total 687 Total NHI (Ml,FI); 690 Total NHI (M7,F1), Urban NHI NHI (:'I'I70,F9), Urban NHI (:'If66,F3); 862 Total NHI ('\'[57, (M3,Fl); 691 Total NHI (lIIZ), Urban NHI C:\,(2); 692 Total F3), Urba'1 NHI (M5); 871) Total NHI (1\12), Url)an NHI (M2); NflI (M2); 693 Total NHI (M65,F1), Urban NHI (l\I56,F1); 871 Total NHI (}1201), UI ban NHI (1\1180); 872 Tob1 NHI ('94 Total NH! (M49,]'I), Urban NHI (Jf34,Fl); 696 Total NHI (.M308,l!'152), Urban NHI (}1(iO,FlO); 818 Total NHI (:\'[5,1<'2), (M47), Urban NHI (Mi5); 699 Total NHI (:'II5n), Urban NHT 881 Tot"l NHI (~'l6,Fl), Urimn NHI (M~,Fl); 8K.5 Total NHI (M51); 705 Total NH! (M16,F2). Urban Nfl! (M8,F2); 707 (~1327), Urban NHI (>\1326). ...

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S .. V--OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION RURAL AREAS ONLY Division Total Workers Division Total Workers r'~ ,.------,A..-----~ r-"'--. ,.-_------...A..,--__ --, Cl)tegory Persons lIIale~ Females Category Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 2. Gubbi Taluk 1. Chiknayakanhalli Taluk All Divisions Total 8,824 6,108 2,716 AU Divisions Total 9,881 7,223 2,658 III 1,487 1,136 351 III 3,419 2,599 820 IV 4,343 2,765 1,578 IV 2,661 1,808 853 V 269 244 25 V 423 342 81 VI 240 195 45 VI 484 368 116 VII 601 373 228 VII 628 465 158 VIII 71 70 1 VIII 66 66 IX - 1,813 1,325 488 IX 2,205 1,575 630 Division 0 Total 495 477 18 IX 495 .77 81 Division 0 Total 443 413 30 III 1 Division 1 Total 239 228 11 IX 442 412 30 III 20 20 V 2 2 Division 1 Total 257 240 17 VI 34 34 III 28 28 VII 2 2 VI 48 47 VIII 4 4 VII 7 7 IX 177 166 11 VHf 17 17 Division 2 Total 95 91 4 IX 157 l-U 16 In 3 3 VI 6 6 Division 2 Total 109 103 6 VIII 4 4 III 12 12 IX 82 78 4 VI 1 1 VII 2 2 Division 3 Total 599 371 228 IX 94 88 6 VII 599 371 228 Division 4 Total 3,678 2,587 1,091 614 456 158 Division 3 Total III 1,133 894 239 614 456 158 VII IV 2,543 1,691 852 IX 2 2 Division 4 Total 3,288 2,723 565 III 2,2:32 1,869 363 Division 5 Total 334 215 119 IV 1,006 804 202 lI[ 321 209 112 V 50 50 IV 3 2 1 VI 10 4 6 Division 5 885 670 215 Total Diyision 6 Total 74 74 883 668 215 III III Ii Ii 2 VI 2 VI 22 22 VIII 47 47 Division 6 Total 47 47 6 6 III Division 7 & 8 Total 2,984 1,810 1,174 40 40 VIII III 1 1 1 1 IX IV 1,797 1,072 725 V 267 242 25 Division 7 &8 Total 3,939 2,841 1,598 VI 168 129 39 243 1 212 III VIII 11 11 1,655 1,004 651 IV IX 740 355 385 V 373 292 81 VI 433 318 115 Division 9 Total 325 254 71 VIII 9 9 III 4 4 IX 1,226 717 509 VIII I) 4 1 IX 316 246 70 DIvision 9 Total 299 230 69 III 14 14 Division X Total 1 1 IX 285 216 69 IX 1 1

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Division Total Workers Division Total Wcrkers ,.A._ ,------"-_- - --, ,.A.-,. ~------"------_..._,. Category Persons Males Females Catf'gnry Persons Males Femaleo

2 3 4 1 2 3 4

3. Koratagere Taluk 4. Kunigal Taluk

All Divisions Total 5,581 4,255 1,326 All Divisions Total 6,756 4,572 2,184 III 186 155 31 III 410 268 142 IV 2,445 1,918 527 IV 3,056 1,834 1,222 V 232 200 32 V 327 290 37 VI 104 101 3 VI 193 162 31 VII 628 484 144 VII 650 417 233 VIII 30 29 1 VIII 52 52 IX 1,956 1,368 588 IX 2,068 1,549 519

Division 0 Total 320 303 17 Division 0 Total 500 454 46 V 1 1 III 4 4 VI 1 1 VI :l :i IX 318 301 17 IX 493 447 46

Division 1 Total 262 246 16 Division 1 Total 279 270 9 IV 1 III VI 28 28 VI 55 54 1 IX 233 217 16 VIII 2 2 IX 221 213 8 DIViSion 2 Total 62 60 2 VI 2 2 Division 2 Total 167 151 16 VU 3 3 III 2 2 VIII 1 1 IV IX 56 55 1 VI 18 16 2 VIII 1 lvislon 3 Total 623 481 142 IX 145 131 J.i VII 623 481 142 Division 3 Total 650 417 233 VII 650 417 233 Division 4 Total 1,896 1,457 439 III 185 154 31 Division 4 Total 2,124 1,196 928 IV 1,709 1,303 406 III 324 2ll ll3 VII 2 2 IV 1,798 983 815 VI 2 2

Division 5 Total 3 3 Division 5 Total it2 75 37 III III 79 50 29 VI 2 2 IV 33 25 8

DivisIon 6 Total 29 29 Division 6 Total 44 44 VIn 28 28 VIII 43 43 IX IX 1

Division 7 & 8 Total 2,426 1,614 812 DiviSion 7 & 8 Total 2,011 1,383 628 IV 1,224 825 399 IV 735 614 121 V 327 290 37 V 231 199 32 VI 106 80 26 VI 71 68 3 VIII 2 2 rx 974 502 472 IX 767 417 350

Division 9 Total 454 351 103 ,JivisioL Total 375 293 82 VI 9 7 2 VIII I I VIn 4 4 U; 374 292 82 IX HI 340 101 115

B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-contd. RURAL AREAS ONLY Division Total Workers Division Total Workers I----~..A..- ____ -, r----- __ ..A.. ______, r-"---... ~ Category Persons Males Females Cat.egory Persons Males Female!! 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 5. Madhugiri Taluk Pavagada Taluk-concld. All Divisions Total 11,735 8,976 2,759 III 1,031 877 154 Division 0 Total 370 343 27 IV 5,552 4,&07 1,245 V 1 1 V 339 281 58 IX 369 342 27 VI 862 274 88 VII 1,168 880 288 Division 1 Total 222 201 21 VIII 45 45 VI 13 13 IX 3,238 2,312 926 IX 209 188 21

Division Total 546 527 ° 19 Division 2 Total 59 57 2 VI 1 III 2 2 IX 545 526 19 VI 2 2 Division 1 Total 409 383 26 VII 1 1 VI 39 39 IX 54 52 2 IX 370 344 26 DiviSion 3 Total 1,136 765 371 Division 2 Total 189 183 6 VII 1,136 765 371 V 1 1 VI 2 2 Division 4, Total 3,647 3,205 442 IX 186 180 6 III 561 492 69 IV 3,085 2,712 373 Division 3 Total 1,168 880 288 V 1 1 VII 1,168 880 288 Division 5 Total 1 DiviSion 4 Total 4,117 3,595 622 In 1 1 III 920 781 139 IV 3,197 2,814 383 Division 6 Total 25 26 VIII 22 Division 5 Total 130 115 15 ~2 IX 3 III III 96 15 3 IV 19 19 DiviSion 7 & 8 Total 6,664 4,070 2,594 III Division 6 Total 45 45 9 9 IV 3,732 VIII 45 45 2,364 1,368 V 330 301 29 VI 678 467 Division 7 & 8 Total 4,251 2,613 1,638 2U VIn 2 2 IV 2,336 1,474 862 IX 1,913 V 338 280 58 927 986 VI 320 232 88 Division 9 Total 853 IX 1,257 627 630 547 306 VIII 2 2 IX 851 545 DiVision 9 Total 876 631 245 306 IX 876 631 245 7. Sira Taluk DiVision X Total 4 4 IX 4 4 All Divisions Total 12,039 7,938 4,101 6. Pavagada Taluk III 990 813 177 IV 6,083 3,774 2,309 All Divisions Total 12,977 9,213 3,764 V 327 289 38 III 573 503 70 VI 356 272 81 IV 6,817 5,076 1,741 VII 828 528 300 V 332 303 29 VIII 35 35 VI 693 482 211 IX 3,420 2,227 1,193 VII 1,137 766 371 vm 26 26 Division ° Total 468 429 31l IX 3,399 2,057 1,342 IX 468 421l 39

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7 Sira Taluk-conc/d. 8 Tiptur Taluk-('Jhcld. Division 1 Total 211 200 11 Division 2 Total 77 76 VI 23 21 2 III I ] IX 188 1711 9 V 2 2 VI 1 1 Division 2 Total 15S 62 6 VIII 4 i VII 3 3 IX 69 68 IX 65 59 Division 3 Total 541 430 111 Division 8 Total 825 525 :leo VII Ml 430 III VII 825 525 300 Division" Total 8,463 5,832 2,631 DivisIon ~ Total 2,558 2,184 374 III 7,416 4,968 2,448 III 980 803 I7i IV J,O·W 863 183 IV 1,578 1,381 197 IX I I

Division 5 Total 67 67 Division 5 Total 105 79 26 III 10 10 III 105 79 26 IV 53 5;; VI 4, 4 Division 6 Total 41 401 Division 6 Total 33 33 Yl 11 II VIn 33 33 VIII 26 26 IX 4 4 Dlvisicm 7 & 8 Total 7,124 3,959 3,215 IV 4,449 2,3::)7 2,1l2 Division 7 & 8 Total 5,094 3,037 2,057 V 327 2StJ 38 III 11 11 VI 329 247 82 IV 2,878 1,656 1,222 VIII 2 2 Y 562 411 151 IX 2,017 1,034 983 VI 463 340 123 VII 2 2 Dlvls\on 9 Total 685 529 156 VIn 1 1 IV 3 3 IX 1,177 616 561 IX ti82 520 ]56 Division 9 Total 236 184 52 8. Tiptur Taluk III 4 3 I V 1 All Divisions Total 15,163 10,253 4,910 VII 1 III 7,550 5,075 2,475 IX 230 179 51 IV 3,927 2,522 1,405 V 569 418 151 Division X Total 6 5 VI ~93 370 123 IX 5 Ii VII 544 433 111 VIII 38 38 9. Tumkur Taluk IX 2,042 1,397 645 All Divisions Total 10,460 7,858 2,602 Division 0 Total 378 361 17 IV III 505 401 104 IV 3,322 2,324 998 V 1 1 V 922 758 164 VI 1 1 VI 428 396 32 IX 375 358 17 VII 1,326 851 475 Division 1 Tota) 223 2iJil 15 VIII 185 184 1 III 13 13 IX 3,772 2,944 828 IV 2 2 V 3 :.I Division () Total 944 897 47 VI 17 17 IV 1 VIII 7 7 V 1 IX 181 166 15 IX 942 8::J5 47 117

B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-contd RURAL AREAS ONLY DivlSlOn Total Workprs Divieion Total worker, ,..---____..A.._ --- -_~ ~ .-..A..~ ,------"------~ Categor.V Persons Males Femilles category Persons Males Fem&le,

2 3 4 2 :l

9. Tumkur Talluk-concld. 10. Turuvekere Taluk-c01111d.

Division 1 Total 513 481 32 VIII eo 61) III 1 1} 1.171 g6~ ~O~ V 4 4 VI 62 62 Division 0 Total 402 873 2~ VII 3 3 V VIII 9 9 VI 1 I IX 434 402 32 IX (00 :17l 2!·

Division 2 Tota! 369 365 4 Division 1 Total 174- 171 III 1 III 16 16 V 3 3 V 2 7 7 VI VII 17 17 VIII 60 C(l VI 8 8 298 294 4 IX IX Vll 130 Division 3 Total 1,340 865 475 V 18 18 Division 2 Total 58 58 VII 1,322 847 475 HI 1 VI 1 1 Division 4 Total 2,362 1,631 731 VII 6 6 III 490 387 HfJ VIII 11 3 IV 1,869 1,2H 621l IX 4.7 (7 ., IX 3 ,) Division 3 Total 325 272 58 Division 5 Total 15 14 1 VII 325 272 fiS III J3 12 IV 2 2 Division 4 Total 4,490 3,253 1,237 830 Division 6 Tota! 189 138 1 III 3,010 2.180 V 1 1 IV 1,480 1,073 407 VI 37 37 VIII 101 100 Division 5 Total HI 10 II III 5 4 I Division 7 & 8 4,046 2,860 1,186 Total IV 3 2 IV 1,450 1,080 370 VI 8 4 i V 890 726 164 VI 322 290 3~ VIll 3 3 Division 6 Total 67 67 25 IX 1,381 761 (21) VI 25 VIII 39 39 3 Divi ion 9 T.)tal 732 607 125 IX 3 V 5 5 1 1,395 493 YII I Division 7 & 8 Total 1,888 VIII 12 J2 III .) 2 1')-_[) IX 714 58!) IV l,lOll 830 324 V 339 ;)14 25 10. Turuvekere Taluk VI (i3 56 7 VIII :; 5 1,856 137 ':.11 Divisions Total 7,696 5,840 IX 3Hl 182 III 3,034 2,203 831 1,911 , 732 IV 2,643 276 241 35 315 27 DivisIon 9 Total V 342 I) 5 11 \'Ill VI 115 104 '!71 23il 35 VII 331 278 53 IX 118

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V

Figures for Families having less than I % of workers of the respective occupational Divi~ion for Divisions other than' 7 & 8 and eas than O.fi % for Division 7 & 8.

N.B.- (1) Where figures for 'Total' and 'Urban' are identical, a line has been presented for 'Urban' only. The Bame figures may be read a~ for . To tal' (2) where figures have been presented for 'Total' only, they relate exclusively to the 'Rural' area, the figures for 'Urban' area being Nil

Total! Total! Family Urban Category Family Urban Category

reBUR DISTRICT TUMKUR DISTRICT- contd.

000 Total VI (MI), IX (MI) OS3 Tota.l IX (M6) Urban IX (MI) Urban IX (M2) 002 Total VI (MIO), IX (M3) OS4 Total IV (M4), V (M5) Urban VI (MIO), IX (MI) Urban IV (M2), V (M2) 003 Total IX (M20) OS7 Total IX (M9, F6) Urban IX (MI6) Urban IX (M7, F4) 006 Urban III (MI) OS9 Total IX (M28, FIS) 007 Total VI (M3), IX (M48) Urban IX (M7, F2) Urban VI (Mil,) IX (M37) 090 Total V (MI), VI (M6), IX (M9) 009 Total VI (M8, Fl), IX (M34) Urban VI (M6), IX (M8) Urban VI (M7, FI), IX (M30) 091 Total IX (M4) on Urban IV (MI, F3) Urban IX (MI) 020 Total III (M4) OX3 Total IX (M4) 031 Total IX (M3S, FI) Urban IX (M3) Urban IX (M24, FI) 102 Total IX (M22, F3) 022 Total IX (M2) Urban IX (M4) Urban IX (MI) 103 Total VI (MI), IX (M2I, F2) 023 Total IX (MI7) Urban VI (MI), IX (MI5) Urban IX (MI2) 121 Urban VII (MI) 029 Total IX (M4) 129 Total VII (MI2) Urban • IX (M2) 132 Total VI (M8), IX (MI2) 030 Total IX (11m, F3) Urban VI (l\I3), IX (M2) Urban 1X (M39, F3) 201 Total V (MI), VI (MI), VII (MIO), IX (MIS) 032 Total IX (MI9) Urban VI (MI), VII (MlO), IX (MI7) Urban IX (M7) 202 Total VIII (MI), IX (M32, FI) 033 Total IX (M55, F3) Urban IX (M26, FI) Urban IX (M4I, F3) 210 Total VI (MI), VII (MI), IX (M5) 039 Total IX (M59,F5) Urban VI (MI, IX (M3) Urban IX (M23, F4) 300 Total VII (M2, FI) 040 Total IX (MIl, F34) Urba.n VII (Fl) Urban IX (Mll, F28) 310 Total VII (M36, F6) 042 Total IX (M36, F15) Urban VII (M25, F2) Urban IX (M22, FIll 311 Total VII (M24) 043 Total IX (M53, F4) Urban VII (M20) Urban IX (MI3. F4) 312 Total VII (M4) 044 Total IX (M7) Urban VII (MI) Urban IX (M3) 321 Total V (M3), VII (MIO) 046 Total IX (M27, Fl) Urban V (M3), VII (M4) Urban IX (M6, FI) 329 Urban VII (M3) 060 Total IX (MS) 339 Total IV (MI, F3), V (M3), VII (M63, F6) Urban IX (M7) Urban IV (MI, F3), V (M3), VIi (MI9, F2) 069 Total IX. (M65, Fl) 340 Total VII (MI8. F2) Urban IX (M62, FI) Urban VII (M1, F2) 071 Total VII (M3, IX (MI9; 341 Total VII (MI) Urban VlI (M3), IX (MIS) 402 Total III (Ml3, FI), IX (M3) 072 Total IX. (M2) Urban III (M9, FI) Urban ' IX (MI) 409 Total III (M209, F40) 078 Total IX (M7, FI) Urban III (MI93, F24) Urban IX (M5, FI) 412 Total III (M129, F26), IV (F3), VI (M2), VII QSl Total IX (MSI (M4, F2) IX (MU) Urban IX IMfi~ Urban III (M1l4, F25), IV (F3), VII (M4). IX (MIO) 119

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V-contd.

'fotal/ Total/ Family Urban Category Family Urban Category

TUMKUR DISTRICT - contd. TUMKUR DISTRICT -contd

il3 Total III (M134, F43), IV (M80), V (M5I) 752 Urban IV (MI), V (M2) Urban III (MI:m, F43) 754 'fotal IV (M82,F3), V (M49) 4H) Total II[ (M.55, F6), IX (M1I, F2) Urban IV (M20), V (M29) Urban III (M42. F6). IX (M1I, F2) 755 'fotal V (M6), VI (MI) 420 'fotal III (M4. F7) Urban VI (MI) 421 'fotal III (M24. FS) 756 Urba'! IV (MI), V (M21) 4:)1 T"tal III (1\1:'3, FI), IV (MI9, F2) 757 Total IV (MI4,FI), V (M2) Urban III (1\16) Urban IV (1\110), V (M2) 439 Total III (M4), IV (FI) 75S Total IV (MI3), V (Ml) Urban III (1\11), IV (FI) Urban IV (M6). V (MI) -uO Total III (M8. FI) 759 Total IV (M40,F3), V (M50), IX (1\13) Urban III (M2. FI) Urban IV (M37,F3), V (M3), IX (M3) 441 'fotal III (MI), IV (1'112) 760 Urban V (M3), VI (1\11), IX (1\129) Urban III (Ml) Urban V (1\11), IX (MIl) 4-12 Total III (M14, F7), IV (M5), V (M4. F6). VII (M4) 762 Urban V (M5). IX (M5) Urban III (MI4, F5), IV (M4), V (M4, F6), VII (M4) 769 Total IV «MI), VI (MI,FI), VII (M38), 443 Tot"l IV (1\113, F2) TX (M56) 502 Total III (M4, FI). VI (M4-) Urban IV (Ml), VI (MI,FI), VI(M3S), IX (M48) 50t) Urban III (MI4). IV (F2) 771 Total V(M2) 630 Urban VIII (M3) 772 Total IV (M86,F3), V (~Ilt)6,F2) fj~O Tot~l VIII (M9) Urban IV (MS,F!) lii)O 'fotal VIII (MI) 773 Total IV (M2), V (M5,F:~) (iii! Total VIII (M2) Urban V (M5,F3) 632 Total VIII (M4) 774 Total IV (M36), V (M2), IX (MI) {)72 Total IX (M4) Urban IV (MI2), IX (MI) 6!rl Total VIII (MI2) 779 Total IV (MIOO,F26,) V (M52) 6tH Total VIII (M4, F2) Urban IV (M43,F26), V (M3) Urban IX (FI) 7S0 'rotal IV (MI), V (MI), VI (MI), VIII (MIl,IX) 700 Tobl IV (1\1103, F 109), V (M2, F5) (M34,FI) Urban IV (M27, FlO), V (F4) Urban IV (MI), V (M1), IX (M2'l,FI) 7'·1 Urban IV (1\13) 792 Total VI (MI8). VIII (M2) 7(11) Total IV (M7, F2) UI'ban VI (MIS) 7nG Total IV (M23, F7) 793 Urban VI (M66,F9) Urban IV (MI) 794 Total VI (MI) 707 Tntal IV 1M3. FI), V (M1. FI) 800 Total IV (FI) 70S Total IV (MI) SOl Total IV (F2). V (M2), IX (MI) 711 Urban IV (M5) Urban IV (F2), IX (MI) 712 Urban IV (F2) 803 Total IV (M3), V (M3) 71:J Urban IV (M5,F3) Urban IV (Ml) 714 Total V(1\Il) 1'08 Total V (M2), IX (MI) 715 Total IV (M6,FI43), (V Ml, FlO) Urban IX (MI) Urban IV (FI9). V (F2) S09 'fotal IV (M7), V (M79) 719 Total IV (M78,FI2), V (M6,F2) Urban IV (M7), V (M77) Urbun IV (M2G,F8) 815 Total IV (M9o.FI6), V (MJ4,F2). VI (MI3,F8) 722 Total V (MIl) Urban IV (M2.F.~), V (M3), VI (MI3,F8) 729 Total IV (M50,FI), V (M30,FI) 822 Urban III (MI) Urban IV (1\Il), V (1\11) 823 Total IV (:l-IlI,FI), V (M8) 731 Total IV (M6,F3), V (M5) Urban IV (M2,FI) Urban IV (M2,FI) 824 Total IV (M90,F2I). V (MI7,F4). IX (MI) 7:35 Urban IV (MIl) Urban IV (M80.FI9), V (F2). IX (Ml) 739 Total (l\I66), V (M80,F3) 825 Total IV (MI8,F4). V (M28). VII (M8). Urban IV (M20), V (M33.FI) IX (MI) 74.0 Total IV (M7,F2), V (M26) Urban IV (MI7.F4), V (M25). VII (M8), IX(Ml) Urban IV (M4,F2), V (M26) 826 Total IV (MI7.F4), V (Fl), IX (M2,FI) 750 Total IV (M3), V (MI5), VI (MI), IX (MI6) Urban IV (M16,F4). V (FI), IX (M2,Fll Urban IV (M3), V (MI4). VI (MI). IX (MI6) 828 Total IV (M4) 751 Urban (V (1\Il), IX IMI) Urban IV (M2) Urban V(1\Il) 832 Total V (MI) 120

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V-concld.

'fotal! Total/ Family Urban Category Family Urban Category

TUMKUR DISTRICT-contd. TUMKUR DISTRICT-concld

834 Urban IV (MI) SiD Total III (FI), VI (M5), IX (M5) 839 Total IV (MI3,F9), V (:\129,F2) Urban III (FI), IX (M4) Urban IV (M7,F6), V (:\I26,FI) 8DO Total HI (FI), IV(l\Il5,FI), V (FI), VI (M3 F2) 840 T{)Lal IV (l\123,F15), Y (MS,Fl) VII (FI), VIII (M39), IX (MS5,FS) Urban IV (M4,FI5) Frban III (FI). IV (Ml5,FI), V (FI),VI (M3,F2) 849 Total IV (M4,F7), V (l\I6) VII (FI), VIII (1\138), IX (M81,F8) Urban IV (MI) 902 Total IX (\110) 851 Urban V(M7) 909 Total IX (:\[5) 852 Total IV (l\Il) lH:3 'rotal V (F2), IX (F7) 853 Total V(l\ll) Urhan V (F2), IX (1<'6) 854 Urban IX (MI) !JI9 Total IX C'\163),Fll 855 Total IV (MI), V (MI) Urban IX (,\19) 856 Urbar, IV (l\I3) 960 Total IX (l\Il) 860 Tutal III (l'IIl), IV (l\Il), V (Ml), VII (M3), 970 Total IX (MIO) IX (M9) Urhan IX (l'IIl) Urban IV (l\Il), V (MI), VII (l\1l), IX (1\15) 979 Total IX (l'I126) 861 Urban IV (MI,F2), VII (1\13,F6), IX (l\I3) Urb~n IX (M23) 870 Total IV (M2), V (M6), VI (M2), IX (M3S) 990 Total IX (l'II5) Urban IV (M2), V (MI5), VI (l\f2), IX (WI4) 999 Total IX (M27,F5) 874 Urban VI (M2) Urban IX (M]7,FI) 876 Total III (MI), VIn (l\1I45), IX (M7) Urban VIII (l\f136), IX (M7) 121

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

Prin~lpf>] work Pdn('ira] W' ____ _ .A.. ____ - ---, ,_---- .A------~ .-- Adr]itic.nal work ~"\J~~h l(lIld~ 'H,rk .It hOll"llhohl i{,duetry at hous, h,)id in(l{lotr~- ,ivision & Major Group) Mal,'s Female, (Dili-H II & ~[,-,Jnl' Group! M.d", f{:-nl q~('

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TUMKUR DISTRICT-TOTAL TUMKUR DISTRICT-TOTAL

:> N. All Divisions 70,878 20,205 34 I'! 3fi 15 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 593 11 j:, 3;'> 39 21 2, DIVISION 0 223 3:1

Major Groun 00 P. W. Major Group 00 10,078 8,1)95 03 1 04 2~1 33 A. W ..iLL DIVI~IONS 31<) 75

DIVISION 2 &3 370 83 DIYI~ION 0 Hi:! 24

MRjor Grnup 20 23 3 M"I'1r Group N 16:! 2~ 21 1 2:2 8 DIVISION::> & 3 166 5) 23 30 24 6 P.W. Major Group 01 346 UI 25 75 ,i:! 26 2 A.W. ALL DIVISIONS 9 27 79 10 28 47 18 DIYI~ION (l 6 30 3 31 ~o Major Group 04 fl 33 3 34 .\ 35 18 4 DrVl~ION 2&3 :I 36 18 1 38 5 P.W. Major Group 02 26 S 39 32 3 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS P.W. Division 0 13,762 4,736 I)In~lUN 0 A, W. ALL DIVISIONS 343 7tl MaiO! Gmuj> 0 [)[VI~JON 0 171 ;;·1 P. W. Major Gronp 03 26 Mawr Groufl 03 04 170 :.!4 A. W. "\LL DIVISIONS

. 1[~I~JO~ t.t 17:l 5:2 DlVI~ION ~ &- 3

'1 q r O-rt,uJ ~li ~hjr'r GrollT" '25 2:.> "1 -'3 11 1 P.W. Major Group 04 S,2Se 793 '~

,~ ., 11 D. ,TRlO" (, >, H 3 .J fl[vr~IOl< 2 & 3 131

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

Princip&l work Principal work ,~------"----- ~ r----____,.__--~--- .. Au(LtionaJ work Additional work at ho ReholJ llldustry at h'Jusehcld industry (Dlvi,ior. & Major Group) Fomal8~ (Division & M"jor Group)

3 3

TUMKUR DISTRICT-TOTAL~contrl. TUMKUR DISTRICT-TOTAL-ront1.

P. W. Division 2 & 3 8,216 1,254 P.W. Majer Group 31 260 4

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS b 3 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1

DIVlSION o 8 1 DIVISIO~ o 1 ~{ajor Grc1up 0-1 " 1 P.W. Major Group 34 & 35 1,445 273 DlVISION ~ &; 3 10 i /L \V. ALL DIVISIONS 8

Major Gronp ~3 ·1 llrVISION (I (I ~4 26 1 DInSION 2 &; 3 2 1 27 1 2 P.W. Major Group 36 559 HI

;l A. W. A llDIVbIO~S 1

DIVISION 2 & 3 P.W. Major Group 20 851 102 P.W. Major Group 38 414 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 A. W. ALL DIV[SIONS 1

DIVI:>~llN 1 1 DIVISION 2 &; 3 1 DIVISION :! &; 3 1

P W. Major Group 23 99 55 P.W. DivisIon 4 4,706 1,086

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 10

DrYlSION 2 &; 3 1 DIVISION o 2

:'Ii.lior Group 4 Majer Group 04

P.W. Major Group 26 15 DIVISION 2 & 3 8

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 Major Group 20 1 28 • DIVISION ::; &; 3 1 3! &; <::5 3

\fajor Gron;' 1 P. W. Major Group 40 4,706 1.OSt

".W. Major Group 27 1,B5 92 A. W. ALL DIYISIONS

,\~ W. ALL DIVISIONS DIVISION

DIVISION 2.t 3

9* 132

B-VH PART-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATIDN BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-C{)ntd.

Principal work Principa'! work ,--' ---..A.___ - "-11 r------..A.-----""""'\ Additional work Additioll!tl work at household industry at household indllstry (Division & Major Group) Males Females (Division &1 Major Group) Males Femall

2 3 2 3

TUMKUR DISTRICT-TOTAL-contd. TUMKUR DISTRICT-TOTAL-contd.

P. W. Division 12,047 3,041 P. W. Major Group 70& 71 2,030 14

A. W. AI,L DIVISIONS III 17 A. Vol. AI,L DIVISIONS 2

DIVISION 10 4 DIVISION 2&3 2

Major Group 00 1 P. W. Major Group 73 839 04 9 4 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 3 DIVISION 2&3. 101 13 DIVISION 2&3 3 MaJor Group 20 13 3 22 4 P. W. Division 8 27,128 9,386 23 9 25 (j A. W. ALL DIVISIOKS 106 U 27 41) fi n 28 7 ,) DIVISION 0 32 4 30 31 2 Major Group 04 32 4 33 2 :l4 & 35 1 DIVISION 2 &'3 74 14 36 3 38 3 Major Group 20 3 39 6 1 21 I 22 I P. W. Major Group 64·68 11,133 3,011 2.3 6 .. 24 I A. W. ALL DIVISIO,NS no 17 25 3 27 18 DIVISION 0 10 4 3 28 17 e . 30 2 DIVISION 2&3 100 13 31 14 33 P. W. Major Group 69 892 7 34 & 35 {j J 39 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 2 ..

DIVISION 2&3 1 P. W. Major Group 80 8,141 Sot P. W. Division '[ 2,369 15 A. W. ALL DmsIONs 40

A. W. ALL DlvrsroN~ a DIVISION 0 19 DI\'ISION 2&3 Ii DIVISION 2&3 21 Ma.jor Group 133

B--VII PART-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVJCP WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-contd

Principal work Principal work ,------_-J.-.. __ ...., ,-~-- - -"-----. Additional work Additional work a.t household industry at household industry

(Division Bnd Major Group) Males Females (Division & Major Group) 'hlp, T. '::'rn~ If 1 2 3

TUMKUR DISTRICT- TOTAL·condd. TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL

P. W. Major Group 81 4,267 493 P. W. All Divisions 43/1

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS I)')': ~d A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 25 3

OIVISION 0 DIVISION 0 2 "

Major Group DIVISION 2&3 23 3 00 01 1)1 {I\ P. W. Major Group 88 667 44 DIVISION 2 & 3 ;!'d A. W. ALL DIVISiONS 5 Major Group 20 I~ DIVISION 0 4 22 4 23 7 DIVISION 2&3 24 6 25 61 :n P. W. Major Group 86 127 1 27 66 7 28 40 1.5 A, W. ALL DIVISIONS 30 31 18 DIVISION 2 & 3 33 3 34 & 35 16 4 P. W. Major Group 86 271 15 36 16 38 4 A, W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 39 21 2

DIVISION 2&3 I P. W. Division 0 12,758 4,500

P. W. Major Group 87 516 54 A. W. ALL DrVISIONS 31)fj 71

171l A. W. ALL DIVI.9IONS .'I DIVISION 0 24

j DIVISION 2&3 5 Major Group 03 04 169 24 P. W. Major Group 88 6,577 1,782 DlVISION 2&3 136 47 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 10 3 Major Group 20 7 DIVISION 0 2 3 22 23 DIVISION 2&3 8 24 4 25 54 37 P. W. Major Group 89 7,640 6,582 27 10 2 28 17 3 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 19 13 31 4 ;'4 &35 10 DIVISION 0 5 36 13 :..,:--. \}-i 14 DIVI~lOll 2& 3 12 14 2 134

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

Principal work Prim'ipal work ,-____...A- ____ , r---~- ...A--'~~-'-' Additional work A,\ditional work at household industry a' h'.usehold illd'lstJ'} (Division & Major Group) Males Female (Diyjeion /!t Major GrO!lPI Male.

2 3

TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL-conld. TUMKUR DIS'fRTCT-RURAL-con'l

129 P. W. Major Group 00 9,346 3,543 P.W. Major Group 31 2

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 294 70

DIVISION o DIVISION o 163 24

Major Group 162 24 P. W. Major Group 34 & 35 1,138

DIVISION 2 &; 3 131 46 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS

P. W. Major Group 01 845 241 DIVISION

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 9 DIVISION ;' & 3

DIVISION o P. W. Major Group 36 30;'

Major Group 6 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS

DIVISION 2 & 3 3 DIVISION 2 & 3 1

P. W. Major Group 04 3,035 719 P. W. Major Group 38 107

A. W. AI,L DIVISIONS 3 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS

DIVISION o 1 DIYISION :l /!t 3

DIVISION 2 & 3 2 I P. W. Division 4 2,724 7·:4

P. W. Division 2 & 3 8,440 842 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 11 DTVrSION ::\ /!t. 3 1

DIVISION o 7 Major Grf'up 20 1 28 MajQr Group 7 34 & 35

DIVISION 2 &; 3 4 P. W. Major Group 40 2,72-t Major Group 24 1 27 I A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 38 I 39 1 DIVISION 2 & 3

P.W. Major Group 27 491 56 P. W. DlvlsloI' l) i,47t 2,1t'

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS <\. W AT.L DIVl!:!lONi'

DIVISION 2 & 3 B-VII PART-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-contd.

Principal work: Principal work ,-~-_-..A.-__--. r-~------"------. AddItional work Additional work at hou,ehold in(lustry at household industry (DivI!ion & Major Group) )(&1. Females Division & Major Group) Malee F.mal~,

2 3 2 :~

TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL-contd TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL-contd•

.\{aj(,r Group 00 1 P. W. Division 8 17,498 7,SGO 04 9 A. W. ALL DIVISIoNS 102 19 D;VISJON ;? & 3 6 DIVISION o 32 4 Maior Group 20 7 2? 2 Ma.jor Group Ot lI2 215 6 27 33 2 DIVISION 2 & 3 70 2 :11 2 Majo Group 20 3 33 2 r 22 1 '14 l; 30 23 6 3 3 24 1 1 3S 2 25 3 39 3 !7 18 28 17 P. W.Major Group 64-68 5,381 2,361 30 1 31 12 A. IY. Au. D;vlsrONs 33 1 3' .t 35 5 I DI'VI.'!IOlf o 10 2 39 2

DIVISION 2 & 3 61 6 P. W. Major Group 80 2,814 .3

P. W. Major Group 72 A. IV. ALL DIVISIONS

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS DIVISION o 19

DIVISION 2 & 3 DIVISION 2

P. W. Division 7 G05 8 P. W. Major Group 81 3,579 184

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W. ALL Dr\'IsIOlfs 23

DIVISION 2 & 3 DIVISION o 2

Major Group 4 DIVlSION 2 & 3 21 I P.W. Major Group 88 606 311 P. W. Major Group 70 & 71 429 8 A. IV. ALL DIVISIONS 5 A. W. ALL DrVISIOlI"l! DIVISION o DIVISION 2 & 3 DnSION 2 & 3 P. W. Major Group 73 17G P.W. Major Group 86 37 10 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS • A.W. ALL DIYISIOl''' DIVISION 2 &0 11 • 136

B-VII PART-B- J'NDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-contd.

PrinciTl' I wo"k Principal work _-_ ..A..------, ,-----_..A..____ ---. Acl

TUMKUR DISTRICT--RURAL-concld. TUMKUR DISTRICT-URBAN-contd DIVISION 2 & 3 P. W. Division 0 1,009 230 W. Major Group 87 274 44 A. W. ALL DIVISIO~S 37 5 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS DIVISION 0 1

DIVISION 2 & 3 Major Group 04 1 P.W. Major Group 88 3,815 1,329 DIVISION 2 & :> 36 5 A.. \Y. ALL DIVISIONS ]0 3 Major Group 20 1 23 10 DIVISION o 2 3 25 12 5 26 DIVISION 2 & 3 8 27 28 2 P. W. Major Group 89 5,898 5,625 36 2 39 7 A. W. ALL DIYISIONS 19 13

DIVISION o 5 P. W. Major Group 00 732 152

D1Yl'lION 2 & 3 14 l2 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 35 5

l\Iajor Group 30 DIVISION 2&3 35 5

TUMKUR-DISTRICT-URBAN P. W. Major Group 02 19 4 P.W. All Divisions 26,881 3,939 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 <\. \1'. ALL DIYISTONS 91 17 DIVISION 0 1 DIVISION 0 4 3 Major Group 04 1 Major Group 04 4 3 P. W. Major Group 03 6 DIVISION 2 & 3 87 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 Major Group 20 7 2 21 1 DIVISION 2&3 1 22 2 23 23 l'rlajor Group 25 25 12 5 26 2 P. W. Division 2 &3 4,776 612 27 13 3 28 7 3 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 7 3 30 2 31 DIVISION 0 1 3+ & :{5 36 Major Group 04 1 ._..... DIVlSlON 2&3 2 137

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

Principal work Principal work

, ___ ..A.. _____." ,-__------A.. ___~ Additional work Additional work at household industry at household industry (Division & Major Group) Malee Female~ (Division & Major Group) Malee Femalee 1 2 3 2 3 TUMKUR DlSTRICT-URBAN-contd. TUMKUR DlSTRICT-URBAN-contd. P. W. Major Group 40 1,982 342 Major Group 23 4 :?\j 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 7 28 2 39 1 DIVISION 0 2

P. W. Major Group 20 683 26 DIVISION 2&3 5

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 1 P. W. Division 6 6,572 680

A. W. ALL DIVISIOMS 36 9 DIVISION 0 1 DIVISION 0 2 DIVISION 2 & 3 Major Group 04 2 P. W. Major Group 23 54 18 DIVISION 2 & 3 36 7 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 4 1 Major Group 20 6 2 DIVISION 2&3 4 1 22 2 23 9 Major Group 23 4 27 12 8 28 2 P. W. Major Group 26 13 30 38 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 39 3

DIVISION 2&3 1 P. W. Major Group 64-68 5,752 1150 Major Group 26 A. W. ALL DlvIsroNs 36 ~

P. W. Major Group 34 &35 307 69 DIVISION 0 2

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS DIVISION 2&3 36 7

DIVISION 2&3 P. W. Division 8 9,635 2,005

P. W. Divisions 4 1,982 342 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 4 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 7 DIVISION 2&3 " DIVISION 0 2 Major Group 21 1 30 1 Major Group 04 2 ::n 2

DIVISION 2&3 5 P. W. Major Group 80 3,327 108

Major Group 28 3 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 34 & 35 2 DIVISION 2&3 1 138

B-VII PART-B--INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORIHNG IN NON-HOUSEHOIJD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-contd.

Principal work Principal work ,--____ .A._~_. r-----.A.------"'I Additional work Additional work at household industry at hvusehoH industry (Dirision & Major Group) Males Females (Division & ~Iaior Group) Male~ Fem:\ls> 2 2 3

TUMKUR DlSTRICT-URBAN-concld. GUBBI TALUK P. W. Major Group 81 688 359 P. W. Division 0 894 239

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 35 2

DIVISION 2&3 2 DIVISION 0 33 ,. W. I1alor Group S5 111 DIVISION 2&3 2 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS P. W. Division 2 &3 24.4- 23 DIVISION 2&3 A. W. ALL DIYTSIONS CHIKNAYAKANHALLl TALUK P. W. DIvIsion 0 1,873 356 DI\'TSION 2&3

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 56 8 P. W. Division 8 1,32~ 488

DIVISION 51 7 0 A. W. ALL D[VISlONS 5

DIVISION I DIVISION 2&3 5

DIVISION 2&3 5 1 KORATAGERE TALUK

P. W. Division 2 &3 342 81 P. W. Division 0 15~ 31 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 A. W. ALL 1); VISIONS 1

DIVISION 2&3 DIVISION 2&3 P. W. Division 4 868 116 P. W. Division 2 &3 200 82 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 DIVISION 2&3 DIY (SION 0 P. W. Division 6 465 158 Dn'IsIoN 2&3 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 4 P. W. Division 6 4M 144 DIVISION 0 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 10 DIVISION 2&3 4 DIVISION 0 3 P. W .. Division 7 66 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 DIVISION 2&3 13

DIVISION 2&3 1 P. W. Division 8 1,842 588 p, W. Division 8 1,565 630 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 13

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 3 DmsION 0 t'

DIVISION 2 & 3 3 DlnsloN 2&3 139

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

Principal work rrilleipal work ,-____ .A..___ ._-. ,-____ .A.. ____--"

Ad,litiuIlsl work A,l, Ii t ion,> 1 wcr h, at, hons ·hnlh_n;tll Llln.::-I 1 Y (Division & ]\Lljtll' (J1"'up) (DiYisiPIl & ~ll~or (;1<>11[') Fem"le~

1

KUNIGAL TALUK SIR A TALUK (Figurps for JZunigr.J Taluk are ~il) P. W. Di'li'>i(.n 0 177 MADHUGIRI TALUK

A. IV. ALI, nln~I(JNs 15 P. W. Division 0 782 139

A. IV. ALL DIVISIONS 1 DIVISION o 1 P. W. DIvision 2 & 3 289 38 P. W. Division 4 274 88 1 A. W. AI,T, DIYTSIO'fS 1 DIVISION ::; & 3 1 P. W. Division 6 528 30n P. W. Division 6 880 288

A. IV. ALL DIVISIONS 3 ThnSION 0 DIVISION () 3 13 DIVISION ::; & 3 P. W. Division 7 3.; P. W. Division 7 45 :\. W. ALT~ DIHSIONS 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS

DIVlSION ::; &. 3 P. W. Division 8 2,146 1,192 P. W. Division 8 2,281 926 A. iY .•-\LL DIYISIO;olS 11 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS DIVISHlN o 2 DIVISION () 9 3 Dn I8lO'! ~ & 3 DIVISION ::; &. 3 9

TIPTUR TALUK PAVAGADA TAI,UK P. W. Division 0 4,970 2,449 P. W. Division 6 766 371 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1401 4~)

A. W. ALL DIVISIONS .) A. W. ALL DIYISIOXS 147 4ii

DIVISION DIVISION (\ 46 4

J)rnSION ., &, :l DIYISION :.' & 3 101 41 140

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

Principal work Principal work .-____ .A.. ______", .-___ ~_.A. __ ~~_-, Additional work. Addition"l work at househcld industry at household industry (Division &, Major Group) Fema,le. (Divi~ion &, Major Group) Female!

1 2 3 1 2 3

TIPTUR TALUK-collcld TURUVEKERE TALUK P. W. DIvision 8 1,859 64.5 P. W. Di,ision 0 2,180 880 A. W. ALL DrnSIONII 13 4 A. W. ALL DIVISlOl(S 47 1. DIVr8IOl1 0 ~ DIVISION 0 2~ 12 DIvrSIOl, ' 2 k 3 11 • DIVISION 2 &, 3 21 I! TUlIKUB TALUK P. W. Division 4- 104 11 P. W. DivisIon 0 887 108 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 4 1 DlVISION 2 & 3 2 DIVISION 0 4 P. W. DIvisIon 6 2'18 53 DIVISION 2&& 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 7 P. W. Division 2 &3 758 164 DIVISION 2&3 7 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1\ P. W. Division 7 80 DIVISION 0 II A. W. ALL DIVI8IONS P. W. Division 6 851 475 DIVISION 2 & 3 A. W. ALL DIVISION!! 8 P. W. Division 8 988 202 DIVISION 0 I A. W. DlYISIOl(S 10 8 DIVlSIOl( 2". 5 DnIsIoN 0 ji 1 P. W. Division 8 2,91& 828 DIVISION .;Jots i ! A. W. ALL DIVISIon 18

DIVISION 0 11

DIYlSIO'I ~ &: 3 7 141

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-VII PART-B

Note :-Where pprs~n8 having additional 'work at Household Industry are lesB than 1 % of the persons hltving thltt Major Group as princlpltl work in Non-householcl industry haye been shovn in this Appendix.

Principal work Additional w( rk T Principal ..ork Additional work T ,----A----,. ,----A---~ R r----A----..,. ,---..A.---..,. R Major Group Major Group U Males Fpmalp8 Major Group Major Group U Males Female. 1 2 :I 4, 5 1 2 :I 4 iii

TUMKUR DISTRICT TUMKUR DlSTRICT-conld. 00 03 T 1 23 28 T R U 1 20 T 8 27 38 T R 7 R U :n 04- T 1 22 T R 1 R 1 M&S5 04 T I) 23 T 11 R I) R 24- T U 10 1 R 1 !4. T 28 R "4 T U 25 T (i5 42 R fj·t 37 39 T 1 R U 11 5 1 26 T 1 36 39 T U 1 R 38 27 T 27 T 9 2 R R 8 2 U 40 04 T 2 U .) :!8 T 18 2 R 16 2 ')4 1 U 2 T' 31 T 4 28 T 4 R 4 R 1 U 3 34& 35 T 9 34 & 35 T R 9 3 R 1 36 T 15 U 2 R 13 1 U 2 64-68 00 T 1 R 1 38 T R 04 T 9 R 9 2 20 T ~o ~ " U 2 R 13 2 U 7 20 T 13 3 R 7 01 27 T 2 U 6 2 R ? 22 T 4 :::9 T 1 R 2 R 1 U 2 C40 (J4 T 23 T 9 R U 9 28 T 25 T 6 R I R 6 34 & !{5 T 27 T 44 5 R R 32 2 20 O·~ T U 12 3 U ~8 T 7 3 i-l-I T R 5 2 l' U 2 142

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-Vll PART-B-contd.

Prmcipal work Additional work 'r PrillPipal work Additional work T R ,_.A._~ ,_.A.----. R ,--..A----, ,--..A----c- --, M,,]es FeOl'11e8 Major GroUP Major Group U Malee Females ]\l:1jnr Group Major Urcup U ., 4, I 2 3 4 5 5

TUMKUR DISTRICT,colltd. TUMKUR DISTRICT,caneZ",

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

Total non-working t(Jtal population Full-time students Household dutics ,-----..A.._____ -, Rural ,..--..A..----.. ,..--..A--_~ District jTaluk l'rbun Age-group Persons Mnks Femaleti Males Females :lIales Females

1 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10

TUMKUR DISTRICT T Total 680,887 270,608 410,279 96,604 37,359 2,425 162,087 0-14 498,434 242,076 256,358 84,987 36,174 1,562 36,531 15-34 94,698 15,585 79,113 11,584 1,181 481 74,984 35-59 48,483 2,629 45,854 13 1 216 40,599 60+ 38,994 10,196 28,798 1 166 9,940 Age not stated 278 122 156 19 3 33

R Total 586,985 234,154 352,831 77,987 26,381 2,059 134,171 0-14 441,723 214,180 227,543 71,845 26,122 1,394 33,659 15-34 70,466 8,926 61,46 6,117 257 366 58,864 35-59 39,698 2,005 37,693 5 164 33,171 60+ 34,836 8,862 25,974 1 135 8,444 Age not stated 266 111 155 19 2 33

U Total 93,902 36,454 57,448 18,617 10,978 366 27,916 0-14 56,711 27,896 28,815 13,142 10,052 16B 2,872 15-34 24,236 6,589 17,647 5,467 924 115 16,120 35-59 8,785 624 8,161 8 1 52 1,428 60+ 4,158 1,334 2,824 31 1,496 Age not stated 12 11 1 1

1. Chiknayakanhalli Taluk R Total 55,~58 20,694- 2J,.';64- 5,IO:! 2,1.15 155 14,(1[10 0-14- 3U,un3 18,N9 ~tI.7..i4 4,ulu ~,l:!l 118 3,~\)9 15-34 8,759 812 7,O·n 486 ~4 30 7,625 35-59 4.221 201 ·J)J:W 3 3,.!\J8 60+ 2,573 726 IN7 4 5i3 Age not stu,ted 12 () 6 2

2. Gubbi Taluk R Total 71,018 26.5B.! 4.-10,454 0.:::25 3,J;:S 158 18,931 0-14 51,*06 :2J,351 :.!ti.855 S,7:!8 3,303 117 4.433 15-3.! 9,i.i8J 738 8.~1.i3 490 34- 1~ tI,6C5 33-59 5,710 218 5,~10:! 24 4.S89 60+ 4,169 1,036 3,13" 5 1135 Age not stated 52 ::1 31 7 1 t

i. Koratagere Taluk R Total 38.\n2 15,134 23,778 4,356 1,708 93 9,757 0-14 29,071 13,96·1 15,107 3,974 l.682 28 2,422 15-34 .t,S36 5\)3 4,~.!3 382 26 4:~ 4,091 35-59 2,822 130 ~,69~ 23 2,437 60+ 2,170 4J2 1,728 10$

Age not stated 13 5 8 ::!

L Kunigal Taluk Total 70,808 27,526 43,~8j 12,895 2,137 123 1{),571 0-14 52,320 25,1-19 27,171 12,201 2,106 76 3,789 15-34 8,751 1,074 1.077 603 31 38 7,::98 35-59 5,:264 201 5,063 4,460 60+ 4.154 1,093 3,361 •i 1,019 Age not stated 19 9 10 I) 147

BOARD AGE-GROUPS AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY

TABLE B-IX

Inmates of Persons employed Dependents, Retired, ren(jer penal, mental Persons seeking befvre, but now T infants and or inc\Pjlenu.'nt Beggars, and charitable employment for out of employment R disabled means Yagrants, etc. ins! itutions the first bme and seeking work U ,...-----..A..-----~ r---..A.----~ ,..-----.A---. r-----.A.--~ ,---.A.--. ,----...A..---~ 1thles Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

167,836 209,003 1,117 289 1,450 1,414 31 2 1,047 117 98 8 T 155,257 183,485 1 229 163 14 1 27 3 2,038 2,513 30 12 375 336 9 1 996 78 72 8 1,578 4,678 256 114 612 460 5 24 2 25 8,860 18,212 831 162 334 450 3 34 1 103 155 5

151,800 190,818 450 228 1,222 1,219 10 1 570 8 56 5 R 140,737 167,611 204 ' 151 1,566 2,020 18 10 318 302 4 1 561 7 46 5 1,296 4,078 92 56 425 387 4 9 1 10 8,109 16,994 340 162 275 374 2 92 115 5

16,036 18,185 667 61 228 195 21 1 477 t09 42 3 U 14,520 15,874 1 25 12 14 t 27 3 472 493 12 2 57 34 5 435 71 26 3 282 600 164 58 87 73 1 15 1 15 751 1,218 491 59 76 1 34 1 11

15,267 17,334 45 38 86 50 33 6 \4,195 15,319 20 5 2:29 279 ;]9 19 32 6 159 502 11 3 27 17 1 678 1,230 34 35 10 9

6 4

16,910 21,920 72 18 144 157 48 7 2 15,649 Hl,009 57 20 !47 207 33 37 48 7 t58 552 12 5 24 46 \)-12 2,131 59 13 30 54

14 21

10,510 12,176 17 4 101 133 52 5 3 9,~62 10,985 18 90 93 23 33 52 4 61 204 2 3 43 48 1 :)92 888 15 1 35 34

5 6

14,::!78 24,411 35 14 14() 146 1 1 51 2 3 4 12,850 21,265 22 11 11 245 300 46 45 1 50 2 2 145 551 4 1 46 51 1 1 1,030 2,290 31 13 26 39 1 8 5

10* 148

B-IX-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX

Dlstrlctl Total Age- Total~on- Full time Household Taluk Rural group working students duties Urban population ,--..A..------"'\ ,-..A...~ ,-.A-_--.. P M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 lQ

i. Madhugirl Taluk Total 60,175 25,805 34,370 8,118 2,327 211 10,690 0-14 48,157 23,684 24,473 7,540 2,304 162 3,332 15-34 5,023 846 4,177 577 23 25 4,003 35-59 2,914 167 2,747 6 2,353 60+ 4,072 1,102 2,970 18 999 Age not stated 9 6 3 1 3

ti. Pavagada Taluk R Total 46,779 19,930 20,849 3,687 855 22", 7,917 0-14 37,296 18,120 19,176 3,315 845 151 2,548 15-34 3,920 616 3,304 366 10 31 3,0·12 35-59 2,379 230 2,149 2 23 1,711 60+ 3,157 957 2,200 1 22 613 Age not btated 27 7 20 3 3

I. Sira Taluk R Total 61,947 26,249 35,698 7,646 2,501 502 11,887 0-14 49,286 24,215 25,071 7,174 2,484 371 3,863 15-34 5,483 748 4,735 470 16 07 4,545 35-59 3,368 266 3,102 27 2,634 60+ 3,755 992 2,763 37 844 Age not stated 55 28 27 2 1 1

Tiptur Taluk R Total 49,857 19;254 30,603 6,734 2,847 140 12,554 0-14 36,913 17,923 18,990 6,298 2,827 103 2,734 15-34 6,858 632 6,226 433 20 23 6,014 35-59 3,548 141 3,407 1 3 3,082 60+ 2,514 546 1,968 11 720 Age not stated 24 12 12 2 4

fnmkur Taluk R Tot&! 87,728 34,625 53,103 13,347 5,664 3G8 22,251 0-14 63,090 30,742 32,348 1,558 5,609 213 5,041 15-34 12,670 2,306 10,364 1,786 55 90 9,922 35-59 6,852 320 6,532 42 6,006 60+ 5,080 1,242 3,838 23 1,279 Age not stated 36 15 21 3 3

It. Curuvekere Taluk Total 44,503 18,373 26,130 6,877 2,769 82 8,616 0-14 34,491 16,883 17,608 6,441 2,751 55 2,198 15-34 4,481 631 3,850 434 18 8 3,659 35-59 2,620 131 2,489 2 9 2,101 60+ 2,892 726 2,166 10 657 Age no; stated 1 2 17 1 149

BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY

Retired, Inmates of Persons employed Dependents, rentiP1' or Beggar, Penal, mental Persons seeking before but now T inf:1nts and inde-pendent vagrants, and charitable employment for out of employment R disabled means etc. institutions the first time and seeking work U r---...A..---, r---..A.--, ,...... --...A..--, ,.-...A..-~ ,---...A..---, ,...... --...A..-, M F M F M F M F M F M F

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

17,250 21,:!59 56 7 99 87 117 , R 15,970 18,829 12 8 140 142 15 4 19 5 67 3 118 360 13 1 29 33 1 1,017 1,9:28 28 2 39 41

5

15,849 17.976 17 106 101 88 6 R 14,648 15,769 6 H 156 225 20 27 38 IJ 156 ,no 6 42 28 1 885 1,555 11 38 32

4 17

17,862 21,100 20 26 163 183 1 53 1 2 :B 16,653 18,704 17 20 120 124 39 49 1 50 1 1 154 404 5 6 76 58 3 1 909 1,843 15 20 31 56

26 25

12,216 15,108 16 8 104 83 42 3 2 R 11,495 13,414 27 15 110 .164 23 25 .2 3 1 90 297 1 2 45 26 1 511 1,2~5 15 6 9 17

H! S

20,421 24,904 143 99 189 179 7 137 1 IS 5 R 18,945 21,676 26 22 230 334 2 6 53 42 2 134 9 /) Hi6 442 34 34 67 49 4 3 1 4 1,068 2,434 107 59 43 66 1

12 18

11,287 14,680 29 14 90 100 1 49 1 8 R 10,370 12,641 17 18 99 152 33 20 1 4$ 1 8 S9 356 4 1 26 31 077 1,470 25 13 14 26

.J 11 I) 150

B-X-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS (I) ENGAGED NEITHER IN CULTIVATION NOR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, (II) ENGAGED EITHER IN CULTIVATION OR HOUSEHqLD INDUSTRY BUT NOT IN BOTH AND (III) ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY FOR ALL AREAS

(Based on :20% Sample)

HGuseholds Households engaged. neither Householus Rcuoebolus engBgel\ in in Cultivat,ion t'ngagedin engn~ed in both cllhivation Di8trictjTaluk Total Total Number nor Household Cuh ivaticn Household m!d Homehold Rur"l of Households Industry only InduHtryonly Industry Urhan

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

TUMKUR DISTRICT T 50,729 10,487 33,075 1,675 5,492 R 45,891 7,050 32,195 1,283 5,363 U 4,838 3,437 880 392 129

Chiknayakanhal1i Taluk R 3,964 631 2,875 107 351 Gubbi Taluk R 5,174 532 3,862 H6 664 Koratagere Taluk R 3,362 504 2.411 54 393 Kunigal Taluk R 5,136 617 3,769 74 676 Jlladhugiri Taluk R 5,554 908 3,684 122 840 Pavagada Taluk R 3,956 1,041 2,077 285 553 Sira Taluk R 5,:c46 791 3,693 213 549 Tiptur Taluk R 3,674 425 2,717 128 404 Tumkur Taluk R 6,~79 1,254- 4,356 136 533 Turuvekere Taluk R 3,546 347 2,751 48 400 151

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

(Based on 20% Sample)

No. 0;' culti\'at- Households engaged in culti,ation by sizc of land in acres Interest ing r------..A..------~ inland hOWle- Less Unspeci. cuHivated holds (h(,n 1 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.!.l 5.0· 7.4 7.5-9.!.l 10.0-12-4 l::!.5-14.!.l 15.0-:2!.l.!.l 30.0-4!.l.!.l 50+ fied

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

TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL

Total 37,558 937 7,619 11,181 7,843 3,115 2,810 836 2,436 544 234 3

(I) 31.753 833 6,722 !.l,517 6,534 ~,535 2,346 631 1,!.l78 447 207 IS

(:2) 1,150 83 462 312 142 38 53 10 38 11

(3) 4,6.'15 21 435 1.3.32 1,167 542 411 1!.l5 420 86 26

TUMKUR DISTRICT-URBAN

Total 1,009 53 296 304 163 45 49 14 60 13 12

(1) 853 43 253 253 134 41 41 13 52 11 12 (2) '73 9 32 19 7 1 3 1 1 (3) 83 1 11 32 22 3 5 1 7 1

CHIKNAYAKAXHALLI TALUK-RURAL

Total 3,226 54 553 966 791 252 293 63 214 33 7

5') ( 1) 2,9l!.l .~ 537 875 707 218 256 53 185 2!.l 7 (2) 73 2 14 25 10 5 8 8

(3) 234 2 66 74 29 2!.l !.l 21 4-

GUBBI-TALU,K-RURAL

Total 4,526 107 986 1,416 913 372 339 106 233 37 14 a

(1) 3,!.l05 101 881 1,1!.l6 7!l3 316 284 85 203 31 12 3 (2) !.l!.l 5 47 33 10 1 2 1 (3) 52:! 1 58 187 110 55 53 21 2!.l 6 2

Abbreviations for interc~t in land givPn under Column 1 ;

(1)- Owned or held from Government, (:!)-Hcld from private pprsons or institutions for payment in money, kind or ahare and

(3)- Partly held from Government and partly from private persons for payment in money, kind or share. 152

B-XJ-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST ON LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-contd.

(Based on 20% Sample)

No. of cultivating Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres Interest house­ ..A.. ,.-­ ------~ inland holds Less Unspeci. cultivatd than 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 2.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ lied

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

KORATAGERE TALUK-RURAL

Total 2,804 52 565 981 629 259 188 88 125 15 7

(1) 2,172 41 440 738 475 194 148 27 93 13 3

(2) 151 9 81 42 17 2

(3) 481 2 44 151 137 63 35 11 32 2 4

KUNIGAL TALUK-RURAL

Total 4,445 165 1,010 1,861 910 370 309 75 198 34 13

(1) 3,710 131 64 1,145 756 297 265 57 155 27 13 (2) 102 26 47 21 5 3

(3) 633 8 99 195 149 73 41 18 43 7

MADHUGIRI TALUK-RURAL

Total 4,524 162 1,057 1,499 911 338 240 75 194 36 12

(1) 3,761 147 939 1,245 715 267 185 59 162 31 11 (2) 112 12 51 32 6 4 5 1 1

(3) 651 3 67 222 190 67 50 16 31 4 1

PAVAGADA TALUK-RURAL

Total .2,630 41 308 478 430 196 294 90 451 220 127

(1) 2,054 38 270 394 34 147 212 49 328 166 108

(2) 199 2 27 53 41 14 27 6 20 8 1 (3) 377 1 6 31 47 35 55 35 103 46 18

SIRA TALUK-RURAL

Total 4,242 64 543 1,072 934 429 461 112 491 102 34

(1) 3,782 61 49B 956 817 379 418 8R 439 94 34 (2) 115 3 37 37 20 6 4 1 6 1 345 - 10 79 97 44 39 7 153

B-XI- SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST ON LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-concld.

(Based on 20% Sample)

No. of cultivating Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres Interest houses- , ______-..A-----~------Unspeci- in land holds Less fled cultivated than 11.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.41 2.5-14.9 15.0-~9.9 30.0-49.9 50+

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

TIPTUR TALUK-RURAL

20 5 Total 3,121 69 686 943 663 282 192 88 173 5 (1) 2,910 66 650 882 617 259 176 79 157 19

(2) 30 1 18 8 1 1 1

(3) 181 2 18 53 46 22 15 9 15 1

TUMKUR TALUK- RURAL

12 Total 4,889 125 1,337 1,470 946 334 300 107 224 34 11 (1) 3,650 104 1,098 1,112 658 214 223 63 142 25

(2) 241 18 128 54 31 5 3 2 9 (3) 998 3 111 304 ::!57 115 74 42 82

TURUVEKERE TALUK-RURAL

3 Total 3,151 98 579 1:,045 716 283 199 82 133 13 3 ( 1) 2,890 92 547 974 654 244 179 71 114 12

(2) 28 5 12 7 2 1 1

(3) 233 1 20 64 60 39 20 11 18 ------Abbreviations for interest in land given under Column 1: money, kind or share ",nd (I)-Owned or held from Government, (2)-Held from private persons or institutions for payment in (3)-Partly held from Government and partly from private perbons for 'payment in money, kind or share. 154

B-XII-SAMPIE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS

(Based on

Cnltiyftlillg households acconling to r------~------~ Total of Cultivat ing hou3dlOldR 1 Person 2 Persons ~ ~------~ r------...A.------~ (-~- __~ ____..A.._.. ______" ~izc ofland Fillnily workers ]"tmily workcr3 Family workers (claRS r"ngcs Housc- ,------~------"") Hir ,,1 Hoa <8- ,...-----...A.---, HIltl 'C- r- ---_...A. -----, Hired in aCl'f:b) holLl, ~1ales Fem:~.1f'~ W(W]clff; hoj(to .',hks £\'nmlc8 h"ltb ~h\r>s Female'S workers 1 3 5 6 7 11) 11 12

TUMKUR

All sizes 82,195 52,003 35,342 1G,003 6,624 5,304 1,320 10,095 11,826 8,154 210 Less than 1 839 859 624 H7 377 266 111 314 333 290 5 1.0- 2.4 6,740 8.121 5,820 1,140 2,27!J 1,707 572 2,607 1,888 2,288 38 2.5-4.9 9,695 13,89C. 9,690 2,991 2,160 1,773 387 3,496 4,002 2,927 63 5.0-7.4 6,732 11,304 7,560 3,495 1,062 901 155 2,fl55 2,495 1,578 37 7.5- 9.9 2,570 4,919 3,230 1,928 309 269 ·10 62'; 814 423 15

10.0-12.4 2,333 4,77!) , 3,107 1,701 218 1S8 80 504 645 345 18 12.5-14 9 695 1,598 1,0213 96<) 51i 53 3 110 141 67 12 15.0-29.9 1,977 4,867 3,?31 2,513 118 105 13 306 4GO 191 21 30.0-49.4'1 434 1,146 743 608 30 24 6 58 80 35 1 50+ 180 514 311 54<1 15 12 3 19 28 10 Unspecified

TUMKUR

All sizes 880 1,303 412 914 327 288 39 223 319 93 34 Less than 1 44 52 10 11 26 23 3 13 18 5 3 1.0- 2.4 256 319 117 116 125 111 14 66 86 37 9 2.5- 4.9 264 393 129 159 82 72 10 85 121 36 13 5.0- 7.4 143 228 54 136 53 46 7 31 50 7 5 7.5- 9.9 39 68 29 53 8 5 3 7 11 3

10.0-12,4 44 78 24 29 15 14 1 8 13 3 12.5-14.9 14 19 12 31 3 3 4.- 6 1 1 15.0-29.9 53 107 22 283 10 9 1 6 10 1 1 80.0-49.9 11 23 7 42 4 4 50+ 12 21 8 54 1 1 3 4 2

Unspecified

CHI,KNAYA,KANHALLI

All sizes 2,875 4,764 2,737 590 674 571 103 862 1,104 584 36 Less than 1 50 50 47 1 20 13 7 16 17 14 1 1.0- 2.4 488 5!)8 370 24 ISS 143 45 176 213 135 4 2.5- 4.9 846 1,~34 733 80 238 210 28 296 363 :":13 16 5.0- 7.4 693 1,158 C,32 13·1 145 13:] 13 202 2C,7 131 6 7.5- 9.9 233 4:21 234 In 35 30 5 (;6 92 39 1

10.0-12.4 273 575 313 108 29 28 1 61 89 30 3 12.5-14.9 57 137 71 30 3 3 10 U 7 1 15.0-29.9 198 485 271 96 15 11 4 33 48 14 4 30.0-49.9 32 93 60 19 1 1 1 50+ 5 13 6 7 1 1 'I Unspecified 155

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-contd.

20% Sample) number ofperson~ engaged in cultivation

3·5 Persons 6·10 Persons More than 10 Persons --"------. ,------"------., ,------"------., Family workers Family workprs Family workers size of land House­ ,.~--..A._- --, Hired House­ ,----..A..------., Hired House· ,.---"------., Hircd class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Fomales workel s holrls Males Females workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 :W 21 23 1

TALU;K-RURAL

943 1,607 1,366 706 555 1,398 1,179 1,484 114 334 248 958 ALL SIZES 123 207 144 94 12 28 22 36 2 6 $ 10 Less than I 469 766 673 364 163 437 354 357 14 34 18 131 1.0- 2.4 299 534 462 212 279 678 598 773 44 112 91 368 2.5- 4 9 39 74 70 26 74 184 149 228 24 75 68 176 5.0- 7.4 5 8 8 3 21 56 43 76 18 59 40 165 7.5- 99

3 8 2 3 5 12 10 14 6 31 15 42 10.0-12 4 1 3 . 3 1 3 8 12.5-149 3 7 4 4 4 12 8 43 15.0-29.9 2 3 3 1 2 15 30.0-49.9 50+ Unspecified

DISTRICT-URBAN

224 456 166 175 78 180 83 294 28 60 31 411 All sizes-1 4 10 2 2 1 1 6 Less than 51 99 4.> 33 9 18 11 27 5 5 9 47 1-0- 2.4 77 158 64 47 18 39 16 77 2 3 3 22 2.5- 4.9 41 91 24 33 14 26 14 62 4 10 2 36 5.0-7.4 16 31 14 13 6 16 7 18 2 5 2 22 7.5- 9.9

16 33 6 19 4 17 12 2 1 1 2 8 10.0-12.4 3 5 4 2 3 3 5 14 1 2 2 14 12.5-14.9 11 22 5 14 19 48 12 72 7 18 3 196 15.0-29.9 3 4 1 5 2 8 5 5 2 7 1 32 30.0-49.9 2 3 7 2 4 1 11 4 9 7 34 50+

UnspeciJied

TALU;K-RURAL

1,119 2,343 1,492 240 212 720 540 264 8 26 18 50 All sizes-1 13 17 23 1 3 3 Less than 1 119 221 171 20 5 21 19 1.0- 2.4 282 560 404 43 30 101 88 21 2.5- 4.9 307 638 397 68 38 114 89 57 1 7 2 3 5.0- 7.4 110 235 144 34 21 64 45 46 1 1 10 7.5- 9.9

134 302 166 28 48 154 115 69 1 2 1 8 10.0-12.4 33 84 40 3 10 36 24 14 1 2 12 12.5-14.9 103 245 128 35 44 171 118 40 3 10 7 17 15.0-29.9 16 36 18 6 13 49 35 13 1 5 7 .. 30.0-49.9 2 5 1 3 2 7 4 4 50+ Unspecified 156

B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS

(Based on

CUllivating households according to

Total of Cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons ,,------..A.. " _____..A...- ____-, ,.--______..A..-.. ______, Size ofland Family workers Family workers Family workers (eJa8S ranges HOURll. ,--..A.--, Hired Hou~e· ,--..A.--, EouRe· ,--..A.--__ , Hired in acres) hol.1. Males Females workers holds Males Femn1l'b hold:; Males Fem:ll('s workers 2 4 5 6 7 8 \) 10 11 12

QUBBr

All sizes 3,862 5,894 3,434 1,550 1,061 867 194 1,339 1,646 1,016 16 Less than 1 101 100 83 2 45 30 15 38 41 35 1.0- 2.4 894 1,037 635 215 356 271 85 353 403 301 2 2.5- 4.n 1,~~3 1,683 1,002 307 355 299 65 467 561 369 4, 5.0- 7.4 7iH 1,279 732 476 174 148 ::6 :,60 335 184 7.5- 9.9 298 532 292 IH 58 53 5 91 124 57 1 10.0-12.4 282 ::89 110 46 39 7 76 107 44 1 12.5-14.9 85 19.:1, 97 15 10 10 16 2:! 7 3 15.0-29.!J 160 431 250 234 12 12 33 46 16 4 30.0-49.9 23 61 37 12 4 4 3 4 50+ 12 35 17 5 1 1 2 3 Unspecified

;KORATAGERE

All sizes 2,411 3,901 2,722 269 494 392 102 779 918 634 6 Less than I 47 49 37 16 12 4 24 27 21 1.0-2.4 518 640 458 9 169 125 44 208 242 173 1 2.5-4.9 795 1,138 824 50 173 141 32 293 331 253 2 5.0-7.4 535 899 648 43 88 73 15 156 183 127 7.5-9.9 207 398 254 26 24 20 4 53 71 35 2

10.0-12.4 150 321 210 36 13 10 3 28 38 18 12.5-14.9 32 89 52 11 3 3 5 8 :2 15.0-29.9 108 296 189 60 8 8 12 18 1 30.0-49.9 13 52 45 8 50+ 6 19 5 26 Unspecified

KUNIGAL

All sizes 3,769 6,184 4,332 279 808 647 161 1,175 1,370 958 Less than 1 149 155 90 7 78 58 :!o 55 63 47 1.0- 2.4 888 1,085 836 2 285 214 71 347 386 308 2.5- 4.9 1,167 1,723 1,261 33 256 209 47 381 424 334 4 5.0- 7.4 772 1,338 887 48 113 101 12 252 315 179 10 7.5- 9.9 305 652 456 65 35 32 3 61 79 41 2

10.0-12.4 243 541 366 26 19 15 4 50 61 36 3 12.5-14.9 60 133 75 13 8 7 11 16 5 1 15.0-29.9 147 403 271 40 11 10 16 23 7 2 30.0-49.9 28 113 66 34 3 1 1 1 1 50+ 10 41 24 II 2 Unspecified . 157

CALSSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL .AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY--contd. 20% Sample). number of p0rsons engaged in cultivation .A..----______------3-5 Persons 6-10 P"rsons Morc than 10 Persons ,------_ -_.A.. ______-. , ______.A.. ______-. ,------.A.. -. Family wOl'kHS Family workers Family workers Size ofland House­ , __.A.. _____ -. Hired House ,--.A..----. Hired House- ,--.A..---. Hired (class ranges holds Males Femalc8 workers holds Males Females workors holds Males Females workcrs in acres) 13 14 15 IG 17 18 19 20 21 23

TALUK-RURAL

1,214 2,582 1,636 127 187 643 497 164 61 156 91 1,243 All sizes 17 ::6 30 3 3 Less than 1 170 337 231 HI 6 14 12 14 9 12 6 180 1.- 2.4 347 Gild 4066 35 41 108 10·1 63 13 17 7 205 2.- 4.9 299 640 419 21 38 136 93 27 13 20 10 427 5.- 7.4 126 2S1 172 11 16 56 4G 6 7 18 12 156 7.- 9.9

132 296 167 16 96 69 18 3 4 2 75 10.0-12.4 46 112 54 8 13 50 36 4 12.5-14.9 67 167 86 8 33 1='8 98 22 15 7S 50 200 15.0--29.9 7 15 9 5 8 31 22 7 7 4 30.0-49.9 3 10 2 :2 6 :21 14 3 50+ Unspecified

TALUK-RURAL

955 1,938 1,466 58 166 564 448 138 17 89 72 67 All sizes 7 10 1') Less than 1 131 239 215 3 10 26 5 1.0-2.4 301 581 46·1 19 28 75 29 2.5- 4.9 247 500 387 8 44 119 33 5.0-7.4 III 2·11 165 3 18 46 23 1 7 4 7.5- 9.9

S8 19.-; 1:29 10 18 66 53 10 3 12 7 16 10.0-12.4 12 32 18 1 11 39 27 10 1 7 5 12.5-14.9 53 130 72 9 27 99 75 1" 8 41 37 31 15.0--29.9 3 5 .) 5 7 26 24 3 3 21 19 30.0-49.9 5 :l 3 13 3 6 1 1 20 50+ Unspecified

~'ALUK-RURAL

1,486 3,018 2,320 130 285 1,072 819 81 15 77 74 46 All sizes 15 31 20 7 3 3 Less than 1 242 436 409 2 14 49 48 1.0-- 2.4 499 987 784 29 31 103 96 2.5- 4.9 352 720 536 31 54 198 153 7 1 4 7 5.0--7.4 155 331 251 51 200 148 10 3 10 13 31 7.5- 9.9

1:26 ::80 183 19 47 179 138 4 1 (j 5 10.0-12.4 29 69 37 6 12 41 32 6 12.5-14.9 04 153 95 14 54 :206 156 23 2 11 12 1 15.0-29.9 11 5 13 59 28 20 7 41 30 14 30.0--49.C 8 34 17 11 1 5 7 50+ Unspecified 158

B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS

(Based on

Cultivating householu.s accordidg to

Totet] of Cultivl1ting housoholJ.s ,------~------.A.. 1 Person 2 Persons r------..A------"» ,------..A------. ,------...A--- '---"-'l Size of land Family workers Family workers Family workers (class ranges House­ ,--..A--_~ Hired House-r ,---.A..----. Housc- ,--...A------. Hired jn acres) holds Mains Females workers hoH; ::I1ales Females holds J\Iales Females workers 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

l\IADHUGIRI

All sizes 3,684 5,707 4,317 1,953 728 555 173 1,211 1,336 1,076 10 Less th"Il 1 1,11 133 106 5 ti8 46 51 50 51 1 1.0- 2,4 !H7 I,Hi6 90~ 99 :264 191 73 366 393 337 2 2.5- 4.9 1.255 U1l5 1,312 448 253 203 50 462 510 410 4 5.0- 7.4 1,247 988 472 86 66 :::0 209 231 186 1 7.5- 9.!! 240 487 33~ 30)0) 20 17 3 60 75 44 1

10.0-1~.4 17:3 ~47 102 17 14 3 29 33 25 1~.5-14.9 56 l:!J 90 5 5 10 11 9 15.0-:29.9 129 309 385 12 10 18 23 12 1 30.0-49.9 -18 21 3 3 4 6 50+ 10 31 9 4 UnspeCifietl

PAVAGADA

All sizes 2,077 3,539 2,641 6,420 242 200 42 483 545 405 16 Less than 1 3~ a5 31 5 13 9 4 7 8 6 1.0- 2.4 ~3ti 288 226 314 60 48 12 66 6 60 3 ~.5- 4.9 380 546 -l29 1,018 54 42 12 108 116 97 3 5.0-- 7.4 338 55:3 -l1::: 1,173 3·1 30 4 84 91 75 2 7.5- 9.9 151 242 1% 652 9 8 1 32 38 2ti

10.0-12.4 231 417 21-l 885 19 15 4 48 55 38 3 U.5-14.U 77 132 105 450 6 6 18 20 14 2 15.0-~9.U 36U 73-l 5389 1,139 2 21 2 77 90 62 2 30.0-49.9 170 355 241 380 14 12 2 31 41 20 1 50+ 93 1-l9 404 10 9 1 12 17 7 Unspecified

SIRA

All sizes 3,693 6,154 4,545 1,885 585 437 148 1,182 1,33 997 31 Less than 1 57 60 37 80 24 17 7 23 27 19 1.0-- 2.4 471 560 458 269 137 100 37 189 196 170 12 2.5- 4.9 940 1,297 970 356 197 139 58 358 403 305 8 5.0-- 7.4 810 1,278 962 404 116 87 29 :::97 332 260 2 7.5- 9.9 366 668 473 307 42 35 7 96 114 74 4

10.0--12.4 401 771 5-l2 116 32 26 6 115 136 91 3 12.5-14.9 89 197 132 95 11 9 2 16 19 13 15.0-29.9 438 1,004 734 171 20 73 88 56 2 30.0-49.9 91 237 169 37 2 2 14 20 8 50+ 30 82 68 50 2 2 1 1 1 Unspecified 159

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY -cJntd.

:20% Sample)

number of p0rsons engaged jn cnllivation .A------~------.------. 3-5 PeriJone 0-10 Pel'bOllS Morc than JO l'eriJon,~ ,------"------. .------..A..______--, ,-______..A-- ____-, ]<'"mily,mrkefs F,tllldy workers }'8milY'I-orkers Size oflanJ. Hou'c- .--~-..A..------. Hired H"tlsE'- .-----...A..-- __ ---, Hirpd House- .---..A.----. Hired (Cln5S ranges hollIs ~\Ialcs F om t(", lVurkcr hoh['; ;\1.: L'~ Females wGrk"l's hollIs Males Females wOl'keriJ in acres) 13 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 1

TALUl(_-RURAL

1,461 2,940 2,295 89 219 750 654 105 65 126 119 1,749 All sizes :2~ :n 33 4 Less than 1 258 4% 4:23 6 24 80 65 11 5 6 4 80 1.0- 2.4 486 9J4 737 37 1::3 9-10 31 17 25 21 391 2.5- 4.9 382 778 til 0 () 51 1':;0 IGO 39 14 16 423 5.0- 7.4 123 27fJ 182 18 77 3 12 25 26 300 7.5-- 9,9

!JJ 18U lW 7 31 99 5 3 5 5 DO 10.0-12.4 58 45 4 12 30 G 8 80 12.5-14.9 59 127 93 II 31 109 :W 371 15.0-29.D 8 15 13 4 5 10 3 5 3 14 30.0-4D.D 4 10 3 4 3 8 5 1 4 7 50+ Unspecified

TALUJ(--RUEAL

1,532 3,108 2,336 264 331 1,095 918 282 63 178 149 1,308 All sizos 6 ]3 9 4 3 ., SO Los~ than 1 121 202 Hl5 20 58 53 16 4 4 3 201 1.0-- 2.4 343 Il58 521 32 84 7U 54 10 13 7 235 2.5- 4.D 338 683 49 11 12S 49 10 15 13 313 5.0- 7.4 178 372 268 4:.l 131 109 52 8 16 15 231 7.5- 9.9

203 ,13,1 :::UG 34 45 152 133 :23 6 23 16 5G 10.0-1~.4 4·1 JOO (7 7 It) Gl 48 12 2 8 2 76 12.5- 14.9 23H 5JO 3liO 45 92 326 2(l4 50 P GO 5~ 74 15.0- 29.9 48 109 lG S:l 70 II 4 24 19 10 30.0- 49.9 12 27 IG 3 12 40 34 15 3 12 17 32 50+ Unbpocified

TALUK- RURAL

1,087 2,144 1,387 425 216 617 457 443 57 149 111 748 All sizes 14 27 17 4 1 5 Less than 1 159 21i8 209 61 ]3 30 19 40 2 3 18 1.0- 2.4 312 570 425 118 32 73 66 79 11 15 12 169 2.5- 4.9 280 546 364 102 43 11:l 73 112 11 22 19 176 5.0- 7.4 122 21)3 148 47 61 8! 67 70 7 16 14 88 7.5- 9.9

89 201 107 35 31 91 76 51 4 8 5 40 10.0-12.4 3G 79 42 23 2:3 72 55 37 5 11 12 51 12.5--14.9 73 185 7:l 34 33 lOG 8,1 42 11 4D 28 155 15.0-22-.9 2 5 3 1 7 14 8 5 17 16 49 30.0--49.9 I 4 1 8 3 :2 50+ Un&pecified 160

B-XU-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS

(Based on

Cultivati!lg households accordi~ to 'fotu,l of Cultivating households r------.A.. 1 Person 2 Persons r------..)....------~ -----..A------...... ,. ,------..)....______...... ,. Size ofland Family workers Family workers Family workers (class ranges House- ~--.A..--...... ,. Hired House­ r--.A..--.....,. House- l--.A.---...... ,. Hired in acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females holds Males Females Workers 10 . 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 II ]2 TIPTUR

All sizes 2,717 4,315 2,66 1,643 568 473 95 789 932 61 27 Less than 1 60 70 40 6 29 22 7 16 16 14 2 1.0- 2.4 589 687 472 126 195 149 46 220 237 196 7 2.5- 4.9 835 1.149 768 373 197 163 34 283 328 231 7 5.0-7.4 590 969 580 393 96 92 4 160 197 120 3 7.5- 9.9 241 464 263 208 24 23 1 57 78 33 3

10.0-12.4 161 347 200 128 13 13 24 34 12 2 12.5-14.9 76 176 112 113 5 5 7 3 2 15.0-29.9 144 380 194 232 6 5 1 21 32 9 30.0-49.9 17 56 35 58 2 1 1 1 1 1 50+ 4 17 5 6 1 1 Unspecified TURUVE;KERE

All sizes 2,751 4,338 3,644 798 424 291 133 907 986 819 9 Less than 1 89 85 83 32 31 16 15 39 40 38 1.0- 2.4 518 593 533 42 138 81 57 232 241 221 2 2.5- 4.9 932 1,325 1,132 220 145 llO 35 348 369 323 4 5.0- 7.4 629 1,057 863 205 68 51 17 198 233 62 1 7.5- 9.9 242 457 383 52 27 19 8 47 54 39 1

10.0-12.4 160 330 83 11 10 1 31 32 29 1 12.5-14.9 69 170 Hi 120 2 2 3 3 3 15.0-29.9 103 291 230 41 2 2 8 12 4 30.0-49.9 8 25 12 3 1 2 50+ 1 5 2 Unspecified

ALL

All sizes 880 1,303 412 914 327 288 39 223 319 93 34 Less than 1 44 52 10 11 26 23 3 13 18 5 3 1.0- 2.4 256 319 117 116 125 III 14 66 86 37 9 2.5- 4.9 264 393 129 159 82 72 10 85 121 36 13 5.0- 7.4 143 228 54 136 53 46 7 31 50 7 5 7.5- 9.9 39 68 29 53 8 5 3 7 11 3

10.0-12.4 44 78 :24 29 15 14 1 8 13 3 12.5-14.9 14 19 12 31 3 3 4 6 1 1 15.0-29.9 53 107 22 283 10 9 1 16 10 1 30.0-49.9 11 23 7 42 4 4 50+ 12 21 8 54 1 3 4 Unspecifid 161

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-contd.

20% Sample) number of persons engaged In cultivation

------~------3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons r------.A------~ r------"------,. ~------"------,. Fa.mily workers Family workers Family workers Size ofland HO~Be­ r------..A..---.--,. Hired House- ,..---.A..--, Hired House- ~-.A--_~ Hired (classrangee holds Males Females workers holds Females workers workers holds Males FemalPs workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1

TALUK-RURAL

1,616 8,4&4 2,224 207 310 1,1.08 779 301 22 111 83 101 All sizes 13 31 12 2 4 3 8 Less than 1 263 504 386 16 21 60 55 1.0--- 2.4 476 967 691 21 53 161 139 66 4 2 8 2.5- 4.9 403 892 564 34 54 191 116 76 3 6 7 28 5.0- 7.4 153 352 200 17 36 125 109 12 7.5- 9.9

154 340 193 51 43 161 100 34 2 9 7 20 10.0--12.4 50 113 63 16 26 106 66 13 1 4 7 12.5-14.9 93 240 107 40 58 219 157 59 8 49 38 12 15.0-19.9 9 19 6 12 15 70 32 14 3 14 10 10 30.0--- 49.9 2 6 2 2 12 2 4 25 12 23 50+ Unspecified

TALUK-RUBAL

1,174 2,278 1,989 105 210 691 656 89 36 97 97 595 AU ailes 16 25 24 2 1 4 3 2 3 30 Less than 1 140 253 236 8 5 17 16 3 1 3 32 1.0-- 2.4 398 726 666 25 32 102 91 15 9 18 17 176 2.5- 4.9 301 ISS 1 504 22 56 182 172 19 6 lO 8 163 5.0-- 7.4 137 2112 229 15 27 87 92 6 4 15 15 30 7.5-- 9.~

185 132 14 27 89 86 7 5 14 14 61 10.0---12.4 92 63 8 20 66 69 11 2 7 9 101 12.5--14.9 112 77 10 41 139 125 31 4 26 24 15.0-29.9 17 8 1 1 6 4 2 30.0--49.9 5 2 50+ Unspecified

URBAN-RURAL

224 456 180 175 78 180 83 294 28 60 31 411 All sizes 4, 10 2 2 1 1 6 Less than 1 51 99 4,6 33 9 18 11 27 5 5 9 47 1.0-- 2.~ 77 168 64 47 18 39 16 77 2 3 3 22 2.5-- 4.9 41 91 24- 33 14 26 14 62 4 10 2 36 5.0-- 7.4 16 31 14 13 6 16 7 18 2 5 2 22 7.5-- 9.9

16 33 6 19 4 17 12 2 1 1 2 8 10.0---12.4 3 5 ~ 2 3 3 5 14 1 2 2 14 12.5-14.9 11 22 5 14 19 48 12 72 7 18 3 196 15.0--29.9 3 4- 1 5 2 8 5 5 2 7 1 32 30.0--49.9 2 3 7 2 1 11 4 9 7 34 50+ " .. Unspecified

TUMKUR 11 162

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11* 164

B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-contd. (Based on 20% Sample) PART A-Housenolds classified by ma}or groups of Principal H ousenold Industry and number of persons engaged

Households engaged in Household Industry according to the number of persons engaged Code No. Houbchold Industry Total Total No. ,.------..A...-_ - ____-,. of (Division and Major Group Rural of House· 3-5 6·10 More than I.S.I.O. only of 1.8.1.C. Urban holds 1 person 2 persons Persons PersonS }O PersonS

1 11 3 4 6 6 7 i 9 TUMKUR DISTRICT All DI'fi.ieJls T 1,675 827 487 831 10 R 1,283 658 865 243 17 U 392 169 122 88 13 Divt,i". 0 Agriculture, Lh'estock, }'orestry, T 165 106 ,,2 14 3 Fishing and HuntinrJ R 143 95 32 13 I U 22 11 10 Major Group 04 Li,estock lind Hunting T 164 105 42 14 3 R 142 94 32 13 3 U 22 11 10 1 Dividn 1 .. JIiniftg and Quarrying T 57 30 HI 11 R 57 30 16 11 U Major Group 10 Mining amI Quarrying T 57 30 16 11 R 57 30 16 11 U Dit:i,iQfI, 2 J. I Ma"u/acttlriftg T 1,462 690 429 306 27 R 1,082 532 317 219 14, U 370 Hi8 112 87 13 Major Group 23 Textiles-Cotten T 206 61 63 70 U lI. 148 42 45 53 8 U 58 111 18 17 4 Major Group 25 Textile-Wool T 190 34 75 72 9 R 144, 211 59 55 5 U 46 9 16 17 ~ llajor Group 27 Textile-Miscellaneous T 191 118 44 28 1 R 131 83 31 17 U 60 35 i3 11 1 Major Group 28 Manufaotllle of Wood and T 210 110 55 44 1 Wooden Products. R 173 94 48 30 1 U 37 16 7 14, Ibio, GJOllp S9 Miscellaneous Manufacturing T 192 109 ~2 21 Industries. R 144 87 44 12 U 48 22 18 8 Appendix to Table B-XIV Part-A. )laior iPOUPI of Rou.ehold Industry having less than 10% of the figures of the respective division are shown in the Appendix. 1 person -A 6-10 persons -D 2 persons -B More than 10 perl!ons--E 3-5 persons -C Unspecified --F TUMKUR DISTRICT

TOTAl-03(A-l); 20(A-22, B-18, C-9, D-I) ; 21(A-I, B-3), 22(A-50, B-26, C-16) ; 24(A-8. B-2, C-5) ; 26(A-3, B-5, C-li); 30(B.I); 3I(A-78, B·13. C-2, D-l); 33(A-2, B-1, Col, D·I); 34 and 35(A-34, B-30, C-13) ; 36(A-54, B-3I, C-19, D-I) ; 38(A-7, C-I).

RURAL-03(A-l); 20(A-14, B-ll, C-4) ; 21(A-I, B-1) ; 22{A-21, B-8, ColO) ; 24{A-8, C-5) ; 26(A-2, B-3, C-2)~ 31(A-'12, B-12, C-I); 33(B-I); 34 and 35(A-33, B-30, C-I3) ; 36(A-45, B-24, C-16) ; 38(A-6). URBAN-20(A-8, B-7, C-5. D-I) ; 2I(B-2) ; 22(A-:29, B-I8, C-6); 24(B-2); 26(A-l, B-2, C-3); 30(B·I); 31(A-~, B.I, 0-1, D-I); 33(A-2, C-I, D-l); 33(A-I); 36(A-9, B-7, C-3, D-I); 38(A-I, C-I). 165

B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-contd.

(Based on 20% Sample)

PART B-Households classified by minor groups of Principal Household Industry.

CodeNo. Household Industry Number of Household8 Code No. Household Industry Number of Hou~ehold of minor group ,-----"-----, of minor group ,---.A..-__""-\ 1.S.I.C. (Description) Total Rural Urban 1.8.I.0. (Description) Total Rural Urban

2 3 5 1 2 3 i

TUMKUR DISTRICT TUMKUR DISTRICT-conta.

All Industries 1,675 1,283 392 200.3 Production of rice by milling, dehusking and 031 Production of fish by processing of paddy by fishing in inland waters rice mill and ponds including fish farms and fish 203.1 Manufacture of achar, hatcheril's 1 pickles, chutney and murabba 1 040.1 Rearing of goat for milk and animal power 13 12 1 203.3 processing of ca shew nut 1 1

040.2 Rearing of buffalo for 203.7 Production of other fruit milk and animal power 3 1 2 prcducts and preserva­ tion of fruits n.e.c. 2 040.5 Production and rearing of livestock mainly for 205 Production of hread, bis- milk and a.nimal power cuit, cake and othel n.e.C. 118 100 18 bakery products 1

041.1 Sheep brel'ding and rear- 207 Oil presging ghani or kolhu ing 14 or by small maohines 22 Ii

042.1 Rearing and production 209.1 Confectionery 1 1 of pigs and gcats (mainly for slaughter) 12 12 209.2 Making of sweet-meats, laddu, peda, barphi, 043.1 Poultry keeping and pro- batasa, ctc. duction of eggs 1 ~09. 6 Making of dalmot, chana­ 045 ReMing of tassarferifmul- chur (Jor) garam, rewari, berry and other silk etc. 1 1 worms and production of cocoons and raw 212.1 Production of indigenous 8ilk 2 2 liquor, Buch as liquor, toddy, neera from 107.2 Quarrying of limestone 1 1 mahuva and palm trees 2

107.3 Stone and slate quarrying 56 56 214.2 Production of aerated watflf such a8 soda 200.1 Production of flour by water, lemonade, etc. 1 1 village chsKkies or flour mill by grinding 218 Grinding of coffee 1 1 whcat, maize, gram, etc. 8 3 5 220 Manufacture ofbidi 90 37

:WO.2 Hand pounding of rice by 223 Manufacture of hookah dhekhi or ukhal tobacco 1 166

B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-contd.

(Based on 20% Sample)

PART B-Houselwlds classified by minor groups of Principal Household Industry-contd.

Code No. Hou~ehola InduR[ry Number of Household8 Code No. HouRphold industry Numher of HOll,eholds , ___..A...-_-_ ...... of mlllor group ,-----..A..---_---.. of minor group I.S.LC. (Debcription) Total Rural Urban LS.LC. (Description) Total Rural UrblLn 1 2 3 4 5 1 3 4 5

TUMKUR DlSTRICT-Gonld. TUMKUR DISTRICT-Gonld.

225 Manufacture of jerda, 270.2 Making of carpets and kimam, khaini and druggets 2 other chewing tobacco 1 27~. 3 Traditional t'mbroidery 5 231 Cotten spinning (by char· kha ana takali) 29 17 12 273.2 Traditional garments 181 125 56

233.1 Dyeing of cloth (cotton) 274.3 Manufacture of other and yarn 4 3 1 wade. up tex {ile goods like mattress, quilt, rezai, 233.3 Tie and dye (bandhari) of etc., n.e.c. 3 2 cloth and yarn 1 280 Sawing, planing and mill· 234 Cotton cloth weaving in ing of wood 53 43 10 powcrlooms 3 3 281 Manufacture of wooden 235 Cotton cloth weaving in furniture and fixtnres 2 1 handlooms 165 122 43 28:! Manufacture of structural 238.3 Making of other nets 1 1 wooden goods (includ. ing treated timber) such 239.2 Making of thread, rope, as beams, posts, doors, cordage and twine windows 3 3 (cotton) 3 1 2 283.1 Carpentry works con­ 244.1 Making of rope and cer· cerned with repairs of dage out of hemp 15 13 '2 agricultural implements (wood) 38 27 11 253 Spinning of wool by char­ kha. or takali 20 9 11 284.8 Manufacture of photo frames and framing of 255 'Weaving of woollen cloth photo p!1illtings, etc. 1 1 in handloom such as blankets, rugs, pash. 284.9 Manufacture of other mina, thulma, gudma, wooden products, n.e.c. 1 1 etc. 170 135 35 285 Manufacture of ntatch 262.1 Spinning of tussar, other splinters, plywood and than in mills 1 1 veneers 2 2

262.3 Spinning of silk, other 288.3 Making of mats, hand. than in mills n.e.c. 6 5 fans and umbrellas from palm leaves 37 37

264.2 Weaving of silk and 288.5 Making of baskets and artificial silk in hand· broomsticks 58 49 9 loom n.e.c. 5 5 288.6 Making of donas (drone) 266.2 Ma.king of silk cordage, and pattals (patrayali) rope and twine n.e.c. 1 1 from leaves 15 10 167

B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-concld.

(Based on 20% Sample)

PART B-Households classified by minor groups of Principal Household Industry-contd.

Code No. Houilcholfl Ip.(lustry Number of Houscholds Code No. Household In'lustry Number of Households of minor group r----_..A-----""""'\ of minor group ,----.A.--_~ L8.1.C. (DQscripticn) Total Ruml Urb3.n 1.8.1.C. (Description) Tot3.1 Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 1 2 3 ~ S

TUMKUR DlSTRICT-conld. TUMKUR DISTRICT-eomld.

301 Printing ~,nd publi"hing 365.1 Making of utE'nsils of brMa of bocks 1 and bell mebl 11 t

~no. 1 "Flaying, procesAing Gf 367.1 Making of tin utensil~ 1 hides and skins includ­ • ing taxidcrm) 3 3 368.5 Plating I!.nd electroplating of metrtl n.c.c. includ­ 311.1 Making of leather boots, ing silver plating, goJd­ shoes or chappals (slip­ plo.ting, E.P.N.S., etc. 10 per~, 8:.ndals) 91 82 36\).1 ?lTanufacture of agricul­ tural implements such 332 Manufacture of f?rtiJizer I as plough sharp, k.hurpi, (including from bones) 1 1 ku(lal, e~c. 73 60 7

335.~ Manuhclure of Agarbatti 2 2 369.4 Making and repairing of locks and trunks 1 I 336 1 l'Ibnufacture of soap and washing soda 369.5 Cutlery

388 Repair of eyele lhnd riek­ 336.2 l'IIanufacture of other shaw w[Lshinll and cleaning • • compounds. n.e.c. 1 1 Repairing Iond sen-leln. of watches and eloeb I 1 340.1 Making of bricks 8 8 • 393.2 Gold~mithy III H 342. ~ Manufacture oflime 17 399. [) Making of button. (bone, 343. 1 Stone carving 1 1 shell, ivory) 10 • • 399.7 :Making of garland8 from 350 Making of earthenware flowers, camphcr, lan­ such as pottery, etc. 50 50 dal wood. shavings, 8eed.. and other m .. teriab lik.. 355 Making of clay models, beads, etc. 11 I 11 earthen images, busts and statues 1 399,8 Repair of petrOm

  • B-XV-BAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD (Based on Cultiva.ting household Total of Cultiva.ting households which r------~------~ are engaged in Household Industry 1 Person 2 Persons ~----~-~------~ f-----..A..-----~ f------~------~ Size of land Family workers Family workers Family workers (class ra.nges House- .---..A..--~ Hired House- ,-----"--- - ~ House- r---.A.---~ Hired in acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    TUMKUR All sizes 5,383 11,090 8,507 1,594 848 806 42 1,248 1,627 848 21

    Less than 1 98 134 87 18 27 24 3 37 40 31 3 1.0- 2.4 879 1,316 809 73 219 207 12 314 382 243 3 2.6- 4.9 1,486 2,577 1,520 274 272 260 12 417 540 286 8 5.0- 7.4 1,111 2,241 1,290 312 137 125 12 260 356 163 1 7.5- 9.9 545 1,272 718 159 68 67 1 79 105 50 3

    10.0-12.4 477 1,199 694 185 51 50 1 68 92 41 3 12.6-14.9 141 412 227 74 12 12 18 33 3 15.0-29.9 459 1,376 , 791 333 39 39 46 67 25 30.0-49.9 110 334 209 103 17 17 7 10 4 50+ 54 227 161 63 3 3 2 2 2

    Unspecified S 2 1 3 2 1

    TUMKUR All sizes 129 230 125 90 24 18 6 30 43 16 1

    Less than 1 9 14 8 2 2 3 5 1 1.0- 2.4 40 65 43 7 8 6 2 11 14 8 2.6- <1.9 40 77 38 23 6 3 3 9 15 3 5.0- 7.4 20 36 17 13 5 4 1 4 5 2 t 7.5- 9.9 6 10 4 25 1 1 t

    10.0-12.4 5 8 6 10 1 1 1 1 12.6-14.9 15.0-29.9 7 13 6 12 2 2 1 2 30.0-49.9 2 7 3 50+

    Unspecified

    CHI;KNAYAKANHALLI All sizes 351 694 404 187 35 33 2 97 125 66 3

    Less than 1 4 5 3 3 1 2 1.0- 2.4 65 89 62 2 14 12 2 25 28 21 1 2.5- 4.9 120 206 123 32 12 12 39 48 29 1 5.(}- 7.4 98 122 124 76 3 3 23 32 14 7.5-- 9.9 19 50 28 2 1 1 2 4,

    10.0-12.4 20 51 30 21 1 1 3 3 2 1 12.5-14.9 6 15 5 ,1 2 4, 15.(}-29.9 16 47 23 17 1 1 2 4, 30.0-49.9 1 5 1 25 50+ 2 14 8 11

    Unspecified 169

    INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY--contd. 20% Sample) engaged in Household Industry .------~--..A..__-______, 3-5 Persons .------..A..---____, 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons ,------..A..---__ , c------A------, Family workers Family workers ,------..A..--__, Family workers Size of land House-- Hired House- r---..A..-_'-, Hired House- r--~ Hired (class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Female3 workers holds Males Females workers in acre» 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 DISTRICT-RURAL 2,463 5,599 3,412 ' 262 695 2,581 1,84 484 109 477 356 827 All sizes 30 62 44 1 11 7 7 4 1 1 2 10 317 632 475 Less than 25 23 84 73 21 3 11 6 700 1,471 989 24 1.0- 2.4 57 86 281 718 76 11 25 15 133 2.5- 4.9 590 1,338 808 66 113 391 287 98 11 31 20 147 5.0-70. 288 700 393 38 104 386 265 62 6 14- 56 7.5- 99 235 600 321 22 114 422 310 80 9 35 21 80 10.0-12.4 57 156 70 5 49 192 141 21 5 19 13 48 12.5--14.9 194 515 235 34 142 566 382 89 38 189 149 210 15.0-29.9 38 88 59 11 38 169 109 17 10 50 37 75 30.00-49.9 14 37 18 3 20 83 57 16 15 102 54 44 50+

    49 [J nspecified DISTRICT-URBAN

    56 114 67 30 16 49 31 31 3 6 5 28 All sizes 4 7 7 18 34 27 Less than 1 6 3 11 6 1 1.a- 2.4 20 45 25 9 5 14 7 14- 2.5- 4.9 7 14 5 6 4 13 9 6 5.a- 7.4 3 5 1 5 2 4 2 20 7.5- 9.9 2 4 2 2 1 2 3 8 10.0-12.4 1 12.5-14.9 1 2 3 8 6 10 1 4 15.0-29.9 1 3 3 30.a-49.9 50+

    Unspeclfted TALU;K-RURAL

    181 399 240 19 28 104 78 19 10 33 18 146 All sizes

    Less than 1 25 47 35 1 1 2 4 1.0- 2.4 67 141 91 6 1 4 2 1 1 1 25 57 131 74 7 2.5- 4.9 11 35 30 13 4 11 6 56 5.0- 7.4 13 32 18 2 3 13 10 7.5- 9.9 9 23 10 6 23 17 5 1 1 1 15 10.0-12.4 4 11 5 1 12.5-14.9 6 14 7 2 [) 21 11 1 2 7 5 14 15.0-29.9 .. 1 5 1 25 30.0-49.9 1 6 4 1 8 4 11 50+ - U nspecifieu 170

    B-XV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD

    (Based on

    Cultivating househo!de Total of CultlY<1liDg l:[)'l'_,eho\d~ whieh ,------Jo... are (,li~;~,gp(l in HuuFehohl Industry 1 PCl',nn :' PerRone r------.A--.------, , ____..A______-, 8 izc of ]m;cl F,V1d1r v/prk2I'S Family \yo:'k,1'8 {c1a;;g ra.ng(_"" I-l''':R'_'- ,--- _ _A.______, Hin-ll HllllR''- ,------..A-----, r-----A..---, Hired _in .~crf'.3) hr)ltL"I ::naLs Fl'tH,-t1rH W:>rk2t'f1 holliR M_Lle" f'cmilki' holds ~LI(,R rc,nrcl"8 \\ ode ere 4 7 !) ]0 11 l:t

    QUBm All sizes 664 1,072 357 49 332 317 15 125 179 71 Less thon 5 ;) -1 I 1.0- 2.4 lIB 31 6 57 55 ~1 30 :'.5- 4.9 277 'lG ~8 (18 !P G 4:! 47 5.0- 7.4 192 74 4 60 55 31 45 17 7.5-- 9.9 1:'4 47 7 38 38 10 14 6

    10.0-12.4 57 30 8 27 :27 10 14 6 U.I:l-14.9 :21 1-1 1 9 !l 4 7 15.0- ~9.9 73 17\) 4 ~6 :26 5 !l 1 30.0- 49.9 14 31 5 1 8 R 50+ () 1

    Unsppcine(l '2 1 3 2 1

    ;KORA1'.\UERE All sizes 393 843 499 21 47 44 3 85 119 51 I"ess than 1 7 10 2 :2 1.0- 2.4 81 62 in 10 10 2.5- 4.9 2:50 H'~ 11 33 43 23 5.0-7.4 '227 114 7 23 36 10 7.5- 9.9 127 75 2 II) 16 4

    10.0-12.4 33 88 3 3 1 (j 12.5- 40.9 15 \) 15.0-~9.9 17 57 33 :3 3().0-49.9 P, 3 5 50+ 3

    U llspeci Eeri

    ,K_UNIGAL All sizes 676 1,282 624 70 152 143 9 200 289 119 4 Lpss than 22 9 Po 7 1- 3" 4 2 1.0- 2.4 176 74 2 44 41 3 48 67 ~8 2.5- 4.9 300 169 8 47 44 3 77 103 4\) 5.0- 7.4 :':54 127 17 25 23 41 59 23 7.5- !l.9 148 54 7 15 15 10 15 4 1

    10.0--1~.4 6G 163 70 l~ (\ 16 23 ft 12.5-14.9 15 46 20 1 2 1 2 15.0-49.9 51 1,13 83 21 4 4 10 30.0-49.9 6 17 4 1 50+ 3 13 S

    Unspecified 171

    INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URABN AREAS SEPARATELY --contd.

    20% Sample) ..A..------engaged in Household Industry ______-. 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons ,.- ..A..-----~ ,.---- ..A..------~ ,.------. Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of land House- .----..A..--~ Hired Housp- .---..A..---. Hir('n House- ,--.A---_..." Hir('Q (class ranges holds Males Fcmftles workers holds Males ]'cmfClps workers holds Malos Females workcT3 in aercs)

    0.) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 ~4

    TALUK-RURAL

    170 429 189 16 37 147 82 33 All siles ... Less than 1 13 30 17 1 1 1 5 1.0- 2.4 47 113 51 8 6 15 12 10 2.5- 4.9 34 76 40 4 4 16 12 5.0- 7.4 21 50 30 1 5 22 11 6 7.5- 9.9

    16 44 17 4 12 7 8 10,0-12.4 5 14 5 3 13 S 1 12.5--14.9 31 92 28 2 11 52 26 :] 15.0-:29.9 3 10 1 :] 11 4 1 30.0-4fJ.9 5 :] 1)0+

    UnspeCified

    TALUK-RURAL

    207 472 291 5 51 194 148 1 3 14 6 15 All sizes

    2 3 4 1 :] 4 Less than 1 24 44 42 4 18 10 1.0- 2.5 71 143 102 5 19 15 1 1 Ii) 2.5- 4.9 49 126 65 1 14 58 38 5.0- 7.4 29 72 39 11 37 32 1 7.5- 9.9

    21 53 25 3 8 30 :27 10.0-12.4 2 7 3 2 4 12.5-14.9 7 18 9 7 28 18 8 5 15.0-29.9 1 3 2 1 5 1 5 30.0-49.9 3 50+

    Unspecified

    TALUK-RURAL

    255 624 309 22 61 216 175 43 2 10 12 1 All sizes

    [) 11 6 Less than 1 29 65 40 1 1 3 3 1.0- 2.4 60 119 87 3 10 34 30 3 2.5- 4.9 66 155 86 11 6 17 16 6 5.0- 7.4 34 92 37 3 6 26 13 3 7.5- 9.9

    31 86 35 13 48 32 13 1.0-12.4 7 21 5 1 G 21 15 .5-14.9 17 55 10 3 hi 63 63 18 1 5 6 15.0-29.9 4 12 1 1 4 3 30.0-49.9 .) s :l 1 5 6 1 50+

    Unspecified 172

    B-:XV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD (Based on Cultivating households Total of Cultivating households which ,------_._-- A are engaged in Household Industry 1 Person 2 Personi ,--____..).._._._.______, ,..---____A ~------A-______, Size of land Family workers Family workers Family workers (class ranges HOll,e- ,----A--__, Hired House- ,-___A ___-." House- ,---.A.---." Hired in a.cres) holds M<1les Females workers holds Males Females holds Males Females workau 2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 10 11 12

    MADHUGIRI All sizes 1,974 1,247 t()t DO 47 3 167 203 tSO 1

    Less than 1 21 32 19 1 3 3 I} 9 II 1.0- 2.4 140 220 147 1 18 17 54 65 43 2.5- 4.9 214 493 301 60 19 19 59 72 4.6 5.0- 7.4 169 392 254 17 6 5 21 26 HI 7.5- 9.9 98 257 161 8 2 :2 16 20 12

    10.0-12.4 68 197 1:29 2 2 1 3 4 :J 12.5-14.9 19 56 38 2 2 3 1 15.0-29.9 65 246 154 15 3 4 2 30.0-49.9 14 58 33 5 50+ 2 23 11

    Unspecified

    PAVAGADA

    All sizes 553 1,307 899 518 57 54 3 8 t07 64 1

    Less than 1 9 13 11 10 1 1 5 Ii 5 1.0- 2.4 67 123 78 28 11 10 13 14 12 2.5- 4.9 98 194 128 77 12 11 18 26 9 5.0- 7.4 92 192 113 79 10 IO 19 24 14 7.5- 9.9 45 114 74 il 4 3 3 4 2 , 10.0-12.4 63 155 105 34 4 4 11 15 7 12.5-14.9 13 38 27 22 I 2 15.0-29.9 82 217 148 113 6 6 9 9 9 30.0-49.9 50 142 116 47 7 7 5 6 4 50+ 34 119 99 32 2 2 2 2 2

    Unspecified

    SIRA

    All sizes 549 1,155 745 179 43 40 s 149 lS1 115 2

    Less than 1 7 11 9 2 1 1 1 1 1.0- 2.4 72 110 70 7 11 10 36 42 30 2.5- 4.9 132 222 165 35 12 12 43 51 34 1 5.0-7.4 124 235 156 54 6 5 1 36 42 29 7.5- 9.9 63 . 135 93 14 4 4 10 12 8

    10.0-12.4 60 153 92 16 6 6 13 18 8 12.5-14.9 23 73 35 16 1 1 1 2 15.0-29.9 53 155 83 28 1 9 13 5 30.0-49.9 11 35 28 3 50+ 4 26 14 6

    Ullilpeoified 173

    INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-contd. 20% Sample) engaged in Household Industry ..A.. 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons ',------___.A.- ____-,. ,--_~-_ -"------"" ,------.A.------. Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of land House- ,..------.A.--_ Hired House­ ,.---.A.---,. Hired House- r----"----,. Hired (clasB ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

    TALUK-RURAL

    472 1,070 677 17 139 569 383 22 12 85 54 61 All sizes

    9 20 11 Less than 1 64 125 91 4 13 12 1 1.0-- 2.4 147 326 209 I 17 68 41 9 2 8 5 40 2.5- 4.9 118 273 171 5 23 86 65 2 I 2 10 5.0- 7.4 51 124 71 4 29 III 78 4 7.5- 9.9

    39 90 62 24 102 64 1 10.0-12.4 10 26 14 1 7 27 23 1 12.5-14.9 29 74 43 1 27 122 78 4 6 46 :n 10 15.0--29.9 5 12 15 4 8 40 22 1 6 6 1 30.0--49.9 2 23 11 50+

    Unspecified

    TALUK-RURAL

    238 526 364 45 130 457 329 175 42 163 139 292 All sizes

    2 6 4 1 1 2 10 Less than 1 36 78 46 8 5 12 14 10 2 9 5 10 1.0- 2.4 45 90 68 10 18 56 42 30 5 11 8 36 2.5-- 4.9 43 90 60 14 18 56 32 49 2 12 7 16 5.0-- 7.4 18 45 26 5 16 52 37 30 4 10 8 36 7.5-- 9.9

    29 68 47 3 17 63 47 17 2 5 4 14 10.0--12.4 5 11 8 5 17 15 4 2 8 4 18 12.5-14.9 34 81 54 22 81 52 23 11 40 33 90 15.0--29.9 16 32 37 2 17 72 51 9 5 25 24 36 30.0-49.9 10 25 14 3 12 48 39 3 8 42 44 26 50+

    Unspecified

    TALUK-RURAL

    266 581 392 39 78 292 200 52 13 61 35 86 All sizes

    3 6 4 3 3 Less than 1 23 48 33 7 2 10 6 1.0-- 2.4 64 120 104 13 12 37 27 II 1 2 10 2.5- 4.9 67 145 89 9 14 42 36 9 I 1 1 25 5.0-- 7.5 40 88 62 3 8 29 23 I 10 7.5-- 9.9

    26 65 45 13 50 32 9 2 14 7 6 10.0--12.4 12 33 12 1 7 29 19 3 '2 8 4 12 12.5-14.9 24 62 31 3 16 66 41 7 3 13 6 18 15.0--29.9 7 14 12 2 3 15 12 1 6 4, 1 30.0-49.9 2 11 1 2 2 15 13 4 50+

    Unspelcified 174

    B-XV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD (Based on Cultivating households Total of c!lltiv~ting hou3eholds which r------.A. Me engaged in HOQsehold Industry 1 Person 2 Persons r------..A..------, r------..A..------~ r------..A..------~ Size of lrLnd Family workers Family wurkers Family workE'l's (class rwnge~ lIous:- r----..A..------, Hirl"d H,)Usc­ ,----..A.---, Hous~- ,--__..A.------., Hired- in acres) h~lds ::lble8 Females workers hulds Males :Females holds Males :Females worker.

    3 5 6 7 8 \) 10 11 1~

    TIPTUR

    All sizes 404 824 458 183 55 53 2 101 134 67 1

    Less than I 9 14 8 2 2 3 3 3 1.0- 2.4 97 135 98 U 21 19 2 39 46 32 2.5- 4.9 108 197 100 21 19 I!) 27 39 14 1 5.0-- 7.4 73 150 64 14 8 8 21 31 11 7.5- 9.!) 41 10:] 57 32 1 1 6 8 4

    10.0-12.4- 31 81 45 34 3 3 2 2 12.5-14.9 12 43 23 7 2 4 15.0-:.:9.9 29 84 52 52 1 I 1 1 1 30.0--49.9 3 9 5 8 50+ 1 9 6 2

    UIlspeeJfi"d

    TUM,KUR All sizes 533 1,067 680 78 44 43 1 153 191 109 6

    Less than 1 12 12 12 1 3 3 6 6 5 I 1.0- 2A 116 170 114 1 25 25 46 53 38 1 2.5- 4.9 148 257 158 4 10 10 55 72 36 2 5.0-7.4 107 202 142 3 6 5 1 30 41 19 7.5- 9.9 47 HI 60 5 5 5 5

    10.0-12.4 40 113 67 8 6 7 3 2 12.5-14.9 13 42 27 1 1 1 15.0-29.9 43 141 87 42 3 4 2 30.0-40.9 4 H 7 2 I 2 50+ 3 8 6 11'

    Unspecified

    TURUVE,KERE

    All sIzes 400 872 594 213 83 32 1 79 99 56 3

    Less than I 9 13 7 5 6 7 4 1.0- 2.40 61 96 73 14 9 9 22 27 17 2.5- 4.9 113 201 13& 18 17 17 24 29 19 5.0- 7.40 87 185 122 47 5 4 1 15 20 10 7.5- 9.9 41 104 69 1 1 7 7 5

    , 10.0-12.4 39. 101 67 46 . 2 3 I 12.5-14.9 ·13 41 31 23 1 2 15.0-29.9 30 107 73 41 4 30.0-40.9 5 18 7 7 I 1 50+ 2 6 7

    I~ nspecified 175

    INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-con/d. 20'10 Sample)

    _....._------, 3-5 Per,-\ons 6-10 l\::!boH~ ll,forc th"n 10 Persons _------./0.------____, ,------./0.------:, ,------..A.------__,. F<-Hnily \\~orkf r:-; Fa.r.. lj1:.T workfn.; F ',mi!y workf'l's f)izo of !:md HOllse­ ,--__./0.- __ --, Hind ,-----./0.------... Hired Hou:;e- ,- ----.A.-----, Hired (cl&..F}R r2.nges h,)llld nhles Ft'ill',hs holus ~I3.1~s F~nl Jt_·~~ workers holcb lIhk, Fcm,',les W01·1,()l'S in r.ens) 13 14 l5 IG 17 18 19 ::1 :23

    TALUK-RUI:AL 184 420 238 45 57 18G 129 92 7 31 22 45 Al sizes

    4 I) 5 1 Less than 35 ti5 G2 7 5 5 1.0- 2.4 5G 1~5 71 10 6 14 15 10 2.5-- 4.9 35 81 3l\ 6 n 30 17 8 5.0- 7.4 :!l 48 29 7 1~ 43 :23 ]5 1 1 10 7.5- 9.9

    16 40 18 9 27 ::3 3 10 10.0-1:':.4 3 10 4 7 ::9 In 7 U.5-I·Ul 13 34 13 !J 10 31 :.:5 :m 4 17 13 23 15,u--_:!J.H 1 :2 3 7 5 5 30.0-19.9 50+

    Unbpecified

    T \ LUK--RunAL 280 616 404 24 51 190 143 16 5 27 23 32 All sizes

    3 3 7 Less tha'l 42 82 67 "i) 10 n 1.0- ;!.4 81 167 116 2 8 G 2.5- 4.9 U7 143 107 3 4 13 15 0.0- 7.4 39 93 49 5 3 13 6 7.5- 9.9

    :W 5G :24 4 14 50 ·10 2 10.0-12.4 5 12 7 1 7 29 HI 12.5-14.9 23 GO 9 1:: 50 35 5 27 23 32 15.0-29.n 3 \J 7 30.0-49.9 3 8 6 11 50+

    Unspe0ith,d

    TAl lJK--RURAL

    'UO 462 303 30 63 226 182 31 15 53 47 149 All ~izes

    4 3 1 4 Less than 1 48 ·12 3 10 :2 14 1.0- 2.4 127 90 3 9 26 3 1 1 12 2.5- 4.9 U8 80 6 10 38 1 3 5 5 40 5.0-7.4 56 3:.: 8 11 40 3..2 7.5- 9.9

    28 69 38 8 6 17 3 3 1:2 7 35 10.0-12.4 4 11 7 7 ~5 19 5 1 3 5 18 1:l.5-14.9 10 25 13 5 13 52 33 13 5 213 ::.7 23 15.0-:20.9 1 3 1 11 5 3 1 7 30,0-49.9 1 1 5 5 50+

    Unspecified 176

    B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PEMOD OF WORKING

    (Based on

    Household Total 1 to 3 month!! 4 to 6 months Industry ,----_.A..______""" ,.-----..A------""" ,-----...A------,. r------""" Division and Total Family workers Family workers Family workers Code Major Group Rural House- ,---_..A..-_""" Hired House- ,-----.A.,.....___._""" Hired House- ~---"'\ Hired No. only Urban holds Males Females workers holds Males Females worken holds Males Females workers

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

    TUJlKUR

    All Divisions Total 7,167 13,395 7,6.53 1,772 452 766 486 129 1,881 2,415 1,415 213 (a) 5,492 11,320 6,632 1,684 405 722 456 122 1,199 2,258 1,344 216 (b) 1,675 2,075 1,021 88 47 44 30 7 162 157 71 8

    Rural 6,646 12,680 7,357 1,6:!6 436 748 471 122 1,322 2,378 1,388 205 (a) 5,363 11,090 6,507 1,594 402 714 453 122 1,193 2,252 1,338 204 (b) 1,283 1,590 750 32 34 34 18 129 126 50 1

    Urban 521 715 396 146 16 18 15 7 39 37 27 (a) U9 230 125 90 3 8 3 6 6 6 (b) 392 485 271 56 13 10 12 7 33 31 21

    Division '" Total 3,142 6,984 3,955 1,096 43 76 52 7 271 580 295 53 Agriculture, (11) 2,977 6,810 3,864 1,094 42 75 52 7 265 575 292 53 livestock, forestry, (b) 165 174 91 2 1 1 6 5 3 fishing and hunting Bural 3,lO2 6,940 3,931 1,080 43 76 52 7 271 580 285 53 (a) 2,959 6,783 3,857 1,078 42 75 52 7 265 575 282 1S3 (b) 143 157 74 2 1 1 ~ I) 3

    Urban 40 44 24 16 (a) 18 27 7 16 (b) 22 17 17

    Major Group 04 Total 3,133 6,965 3,952 1,096 41 73 51 7 271 580 285 51 Lievstock and (a) 2,969 6,792 3,861 1,094 40 72 51 7 265 575 292 i3 Hunting (b) 164 173 91 2 ·1 1 ~ 5 3

    Rural 3,093 6,921 3,928 1,080 41 73 51 7 271 580 295 53 (a) 2,951 6,765 3,854 1,078 40 72 51 7 265 575 292 53 (b) 142 156 74 2 1 1 6 5 3

    Urban 40 4i 24 16 (a) 18 27 7 16 (b) 22 17 17

    Division 1 Tolal 138 210 81 14 20 29 7 2 40 60 - 35 10 Mining and (a) 81 128 62 14 19 28 7 2 35 54 35 10 QUGrrying (b) 57 82 19 1 1 5 II

    Rural 138 210 81 14 20 29 7 2 40 60 35 10 (a) 81 128 62 14 19 28 7 2 35 54 35 10 (b) 57 82 19 1 1 5 6

    Urban (a) (Ii)

    (a) With Cultivation (b) Without Cultivation 177

    AND TOTAL NU~BER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-contd.

    20% Sample)

    Household 7 to 9 months 10 months to 1 year Unspecified Industry ,--~ ____..A....--- __-..,. ,--~--...A.--_____-..,. r------..A...------..,. ,-...A.---..,. Family workers Family workers Family workers Total Division and House- ,---...A.----..,. Hired House- r----...A.----..,. Hired House- ,---..A..---..,. Hired Rural Major Group Code holds ales Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers Urban only No.

    16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 3 2 1

    DISTRICT

    424 697 430 58 4,704 9,089 5,080 1,314 226 428 242 58 Total All Divisions 316 560 346 54 3,388 7,400 4,281 1,241 184 380 205 57 (a) 108 137 84 4 1,316 1,689 799 73 42 48 31 1 (b)

    396 661 410 45 4,282 8,491 4,772 1,197 :.llO 402 216 57 Rural 305 538 339 ,(3 3,284 7,216 4,180 1,168 179 370 197 57 (a) 91 123 71 2 998 1,275 592 29 31 19 (b)

    28 36 20 13 4·)0) 598 308 117 16 26 26 Urban 11 22 7 11 104 184 101 73 5 10 8 (a) 17 14 13 2 318 414 207 44 11 - 16 18 1 (b)

    70 122 74 10 2,623 5,913 3,385 977 135 293 149 49 Tolttl * Division 62 112 64 10 2,480 5,761 3,312 975 128 287 144 49 (a) Agriculture, 8 10 10 143 152 73 2 7 6 5 (b) livestock. forestry fishing and hunting 66 121 68 10 2,588 5,871 3,367 961 134 292 149 49 Rural 62 112 64 10 2,462 5,734 3,305 959 128 287 144 49 (a) 4 9 4 126 137 62 2 6 5 5 (b)

    4 1 6 35 42 18 16 1 1 ., Urban 18 27 7 16 (a) 4 1 6 17 15 11 1 1 (b)

    70 122 74 10 2,618 5,900 3,383 977 133 290 149 49 Total Major Group 04 62 112 64 10 2,476 5,749 3,310 975 126 284 144 49 (a) Livestock and 8 10 10 142 51 73 2 7 6 5 (b) Hunting

    66 121 68 10 2,583 5,858 3,365 961 132 289 149 49 Rural 62 112 64 10 2,458 5,722 3,303 959 126 284 144 '),9 (a) 4 9 4 125 136 62 2 6 5 5 (b)

    4 1 6 35 42 18 16 1 1 urban 18 27 7 16 (a) 4 1 6 17 15 11 1 1 (b)

    20 33 16 52 80 :ll 2 6 8 2 Total Division 1 U 22 11 12 21 8 2 3 3 1 (a) ,Mining an t 8 II 5 40 59 13 3 5 1 (b) Quarrying

    20 33 16 52 80 21 2 6 8 2 Rural 12 22 11 12 21 8 2 3 3 1 (a) 8 11 5 40 59 13 3 5 1 (b)

    Urban (al (b)

    TUMKCR 12 178

    B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PERIOD OF WORKING

    (Based on Household industry Tot,,] 1 to 3 months 1 to 6 months ,----A..---"\I ,------"------""""11 .------''------. r------"------, DIvisIOn and Total FLtllllly workers Family workers Fltmily workers Corle Major Group Ruml nOn,l"- ,------"---, Hired House- ~...A...--~ Hired House- ,------"------. Hired No, only ~rbMl holds 1Lles Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

    TUMKUR

    ~J" jot' (31'oul' 1.1 Tutal 1:38 :!lO 81 14 20 29 7 2 40 GO 35 10 ;,i\llh1g ,ul\_l (a) 81 1:.!8 62 14 lU 28 7 2 35 54 35 10 Quarrying (h) 57 82 19 1 1 5 6

    Rural 138 210 81 14 ~o 29 7 2 JO eo 35 10 (a) 81 1:28 62 14 19 28 7 ,) 35 54 35 10 (h) 57 82 19 1 5 6 L'rlJalJ (a) (h) lJi,ision ~ &:- 3 'Total 3,887 6,::01 3,617 662 389 6ul 427 120 1,050 1.775 1,085 150 J1 anuJncl UTI nu (11) :!A34 4,38~ 2,706 576 344 619 397 113 899 Ul29 1,017 147 (b) 1,453 1,019 911 86 45 4:! 30 7 151 146 68 3 Rural 3,40ti 5,530 3,~45 53:l 373 643 412 ll:l 1,Oll 1,738 1,058 142 (II-) 2,323 4,179 2,588 502 341 611 3!14 113 8!l3 1,6='3 1,011 141 (b) 1,083 1,351 G57 30 32 32 18 ll8 Il5 47 1 Urban 481 ti71 372 130 16 18 15 7 3!J 37 27 8 (a) III :!03 li8 74 3 8 3 6 6 6 6 (I» i\7<1 .Jo\:i1S ~54 56 13 In U 7 33 31 21 }Idjor CrollI' 25 Totp] 588 fl5:! 831 75 45 77 fi8 7 149 183 10 Textik,Woul (II) 3()8 7l!) 578 71 44 77 66 7 144 17!) 10 (h) lUO 233 253 4 1 5 4 Hum I 515 8.jJ; 711 60 43 74 G4 7 14.8 246 182 10 (a) 371 670 530 58 43 74 64 7 144 244 179 10 (h) 1404 176 181 2 4 2 3 Url"'n 73 106 1~0 15 2 3 4 (a) 27 49 48 13 3 (h) 46 57 72 2 1 2 Major GrollI' :28 Total 678 1.045 655 118 146 229 17U 31 208 328 236 20 Man ui"acture uf (a) 4G8 799 525 108 132 219 11:)7 31 170 397 216 19 \Vood and (h) 210 ~46 130 10 14 10 12 38 31 20 1 Wooden Products Rural 633 97~ 637 104 144 228 178 31 199 317 23:? 18 (a) 4liO 783 520 102 132 2ID Hi7 31 168 294 215 18 (h) 173 189 117 2 12 9 11 31 ~3 17 Urban 45 73 18 14 2 1 9 11 4 :2 (a) 8 16 5 6 2 3 1 1 (h) 37 57 13 8 2 1 1 7 8 3 Major Group 39 Total 391 558 231 74 23 37 13 2 78 114 48 25 Miscellaneous (a) }99 321 165 73 18 31 10 2 59 91 42 25 Manufacturing (b) 192 237 66 1 5 6 3 19 23 6 Industries Rural 330 472 Hll 55 36 12 2 71 108 42 ::l5 (a) 186 ~90 155 55 18 31 10 2 58 91 39 25 (h) 144 182 36 4 5 13 17 3 Urban til 86 40 19 1 1 7 6 li (a) 13 31 10 18 1 3

    (b) 48 55 30 1 Ii 6 '-'"

    (a) 'Yilh Cult j,~atinn (b) Without Cultivation 179

    AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-contd.

    20% Sample)

    7 to 9 months 10 months to I year Unrpecified House hold Industry ..A--_____-, ,_-- --..A.------___-.... ,-----..A----_ -_-, ,--..A------.... Family worker, Family workers Family workers Total Division and House­ ,-_-.A.---.." Hired House- ,--_A_---.... Hired House- r-----"------..,. Hired Rural Major Group Code hold~ l\bles Female" WOl'kerF holds l\1ales Females workers holds Males Females workeI~ Urban only No. 16 17 18 19 20 _'1 22 23 24 25 26 27 3 2 1

    DISTRICT . . concld_

    20 33 16 52 80 21 2 6 8 2 Total Major Group 10 12 22 11 12 21 8 :2 3 3 1 (a) Mining and 8 11 5 40 59 13 3 5 (b) Quarryin~ 20 33 16 52 80 21 2 6 8 Rurla 12 22 11 12 21 8 3 3 1 (a) 8 11 5 40 59 13 3 5 1 (b) Urban (a) (b) 334- 542 340 48 2,029 3,096 1,674 335 85 127 91 9 Total Divi8i'Jn 2 '" 3 242 426 271 44 896 1,618 961 264 53 90 60 8 (al Mannfllct1tring 92 116 69 4 1,133 1,478 713 71 32 37 31 (b) 310 507 326 35 1,612 2,504 1,384 234 70 102 65 8 RUlal 231 404 264 33 810 1,461 867 207 48 80 52 8 (a) 9 103 62 2 832 1,079 517 27 22 22 13 (b) 35 14 13 387 556 290 Hll 15 25 26 1 Urban 22 7 II 86 157 94 57 5 10 8 (a) 13 7 2 301 399 196 44 1() 15 18 (b) 73 112 118 15 300 478 432 43 21 39 30 Total Major Group 25 51 87 92 15 14-7 288 227 39 12 23 14 (a) Textile Wool 22 25 26 153 190 205 4 9 16 16 (b) 7I 1(17 115 13 244 404 342 30 9 15 8 Rural 4-9 82 89 13 127 256 190 28 8 14 8 (al 22 25 26 117 148 152 1 (b) 2 5 3 2 56 74 . 90 13 12 24 22 Urban 2 5 3 2 20 32 36 II 4 9 6 (al 36 42 53 2 8 15 16 \bl 45 72 35 4 273 409 196 63 6 7 9 Total Major Group 28 39 6 33 4 123 214 104 54 4 6 5 (a) Manufacture 0: 6 9 2 150 195 92 9 2 4 (b) Wood and Wooden Produrts 44 70 ;l4 4 240 350 184 51 6 7 9 Rural 38 61 32 4 118 204 101 49 4 6 5 (a) 6 2 122 147 83 2 2 1 4 (b) 2 1 33 59 12 12 Urban 2 1 5 11 3 5 (a) 28 48 9 7 (b) 36 53 27 246 340 '136 43 8 14 7 4 Total Major Group 39 24 39 24 94 151 83 42 4 9 6 4 (a) MiscelJaneous 12 14 3 152 189 53 1 4 5 1 (b) Manufacturing Industries 32 50 23 197 264 107 24 8 14 7 4 Rural 23 38 23 &3 121 77 24 4 9 6 4 (a) 9 12 114 143 30 4 5 1 (b) i 3 4 49 76 29 19 Urban I 1 11 30 6 18 (a) 3 2 3 38 46 23 1 (b)

    '12* 180

    APPENDIX TO TABLE B-XVI Major groups of Household Industry having less than 10% of the figures of the respective division are given in the Appendix.

    The following a.bbreviations han) been used: ..

    Abbrevia.tion Class range of period of working

    A means With cultivation 1 to 3 months

    B mea.ns 4 to 6 months " C means 7 to 9 months " D meaJ1S 10 months to 1 year " X meallS Unspecified months "

    Ahbr()"\"iat ion Class range of period of workm;,;

    E mea.n8 Without cultivation 1 to 3 months

    .If meallS 4 to u months " U means 7 to 9 months

    H means 10 months to 1 year " y meallS Unspecified months 181

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    TOTAL

    OO(A-I, D-4-, X-I); OI(A-I); 03(X-I, H-I); 20(A-47, B-72, C-7, D-38, E-5, F-IO, G-2, H-32, Y-I); 2I(D-I, E-l, H-3); 22(A-3, B-5, 0-3, D-34, X-I, E-l, F-7, G-5, H-79); ~3(A-8, B-36, C-24, D-97, X-3, E-3, F-8, G-18, H-I74, Y-3); 24(A-I3, B-13, 0-9, D-27, F-3, H-12); 26(A-8, B-186, C-23, D-16, X-lO, E-l, F-l, KI0, Y-l); 27(A-14, B-19, C-12, D-IOO, X-3, E-4, F-lO, G-6, H-I3 Y-8); 30(H-I); 3l(A-I9, B-95, 0-15 D-73, X-7, F..5, F-I9, G-4, H-il6, Y-I); 32(D-2); 33(A-2, B-4, D-l, K5); 34 and 35(A-22, B-66, C-21 D-83, X-5, E-2, F-ll, G-7 H-54, Y.2); 36(A-H-, B-30, C-14, D-58, X-4, E-39, F.I9, G-10, K72, Y.l); 37(D·l) ; 38(D-I, F-I, H-7).

    RURAL

    OO(A-I, D-4, X-I); OI(A-I); 03(X-l, H-I); 20(A-46, B-71, 0.7, D·34, E.l.F-8, G.l, H.I9); 21(D·l, H·29; 22(A·3, B-5, 0-3, D.30, F.1. G-,l, H-34) ; 23(A-8, B-35, C-17, D-73, X-3, E-2, F-4, G-17, H·123, Y-2) ; 24(A-13, B-13, C-9,F-3, D-27, KIO) ; 26(A-8, B-186, C-23, D-16, 6-5 E-l, F-l, H-4, Y-l); 27(A-H, B-19, C-U, D-94, X-3, E-2, F-7, G-5, KI09, Y-8); 31(A-19, B-95, C-15, D-66, X-7, E-5, F-19, G.4, H-56, Y-l); 32(D-1) ; 33(A-2, B-4, D-I, H-l) ; 34 and 35(A-21, B-66, C-21, D-83, X-5, E-2, F-ll, G-7, H-54, Y-2) ; 36(A-14, B-29, C·I4, D-54, X-4, E-3, F-15, G-4, H-6:!, Y-I) ; 37(D-I) ; 38(D-l, F-l, H-5).

    URBAN

    20(A-t, B-l. D-4, E-4, F-2, G-I, H-I3 Y-I); 21(E-I, H-l); 22(D-4, E-I, X-I, F-6, G-I, H-45); 23(B-l, C-7, D-24, E-1, F-4, G·I, H.51. X-I) ; 24(H-2) ; '~C(H-o) ; 27(G-1, D-o, E-2, F-3, H-54) ; 30(H.1); 3I(D-7, H.9) ; 32(D.I) ; 33(H-4) ; 34 and 35(A.I, H.I) ; 36(B-I, D-4, F-4, G.6, H-IO) ; 38(H-2\. 182

    B-XVII-SAMPLE HOUSEH(,LDS CLASSIFIED BY (i) NUMBER OF MALE AND FEMALE MEMBERS INDUSTRY, (b) IN· HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ONLY AND (c) IN

    (Based on

    Size of Total ,-- No. of Total sample Single member household 2·3 members Total Sample Household population ,------"------.,. ,------~----". Rural house. ,-----_,.___----.,. House· House. Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

    TUMKUR

    Total 50,729 267,682 185,840 181,842 3,616 1,735 1,881 11,431 14,526 14,807

    All Rural 45,891 240,954 122,223 118,731 8,281 1,538 1,743 10,354 13,146 13

    (i) Households engaged neither in cultivation nor house· hold industry 7,050 24,631 11,660 12,971 1,802 713 1,089 2,243 2,485 3,029 (ii) Households engaged in household industry only .. 1,283 5,908 2,960 2,948 124 84 40 352 446 452 (iii) Households engaged in 37,558 210,415 107,603 102,812 1,355 741 614 7,759 10,215 9,960 cultivation only

    Size of holding group

    Less than 1 acre 937 3,67l 1,782 1,889 116 51 65 330 400 429 1. 0-- 2.4 acres 7,619 32,837 16,107 16,730 579 272 307 2,393 2,950 3,154 2.5- 4.9 11,181 54,968 27,642 27,326 411 262 149 2,779 3,684 3,590 5.0--7.4 " 7,843 44,869 22,828 22,041 148 94 54 1,300 1,812 1,627 " 7.5- 9.9 3,115 20,130 10,372 (;,758 43 30 13 389 553 465 " 10.0-12.4 2,810 19,608 10,202 9,406 30 17 13 .292 399 381 " 12.5-14.9 836 6,780 3,566 3,214 5 5 51 74 57 15.0--29.9 2,436 19,637 10,965 8,672 15 6 9 165 248 188 " 30.0-49.9 544 5,234 2,717 2,517 6 2 4 50 82 56 " 50+ 234 2,668 _ 1,416 1,252 2 2 9 11 12

    Unspecified 3 13 6 7 1 2 1

    All Urban 4,838 26,728 18,617 13,111 335 197 138 1,077 1,880 1,365

    \ 183

    BY SIZE OF HOUSEHOLDS AND (ii) ENGAGEMENT (a) NEITHER IN CULTIVATION NOR IN CULTIVATION SUB-CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED-conld.

    20% Sample)

    Sample households . .A.. - - - - - __ ~ ___ - - --.~---_---__ -_---_------~ 4-6 members 7-9 members 10 member" and over ,------..A..------, r------...A...------, r------"------'-"l Total House. House. House· Rural holds 1I1:al08 ~'emules holds l\L:tI~R Females holds Mall'S F,'mnkH l'rhan

    12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20

    DISTRICT

    21,159 52,775 52,147 10,485 41,538 39,663 4,038 25,271 23,374 Total

    19,313 48,171 47,508 9,395 37,201 35,509 3,548 22,167 20,489 All Rural

    (i) Hou6('holds engaged neithpr 111 cultivation nor 5,148 5,560 646 2,467 2,470 137 847 8::3 household industry. (ii) Huus(>hold~ engaged in 548 1,375 211 825 816 48 :77 :W4 hOl1RPhold in(lustry ollly, (iii) HnuHeholds engaged in 16,543 4Ul95 40,613 8,538 33,909 32,223 3,3G3 !.!1,043 19,40;] pultiYatiolL

    Sizr of ho],ling group

    377 876 952 103 391 381 11 64 62 Less t hftn 1 acrc 3,5(19 tl,321 8,750 1,010 3,837 3,832 1:.l8 7"27 687 1.0- ~.-l anrc? 5,543 13,801 13,6(;4 2.115 8,095 8,066 333 1,800 1.8m :J:.5-- 4.9 " 3,787 9,716 fU22 2.0:'\·1 8,:W3 7,873 1);l4 3,003 3,265 5.0- 7.4 " 1,:259 3,321 3,053 1.01\) 4,095 3.90\) 4ns ~,373 2,318 7.5- n.\)

    1/,24 2,815 2,508 fl,W 3,921 3,54\) 505 3,050 :',\)55 10.0--12.4 " 24:2 643 594 290 1,223 1,064 248 1.621 1,4!)(J V.5-J4.!t " 640 1,782 1,5~0 766 3,301 2,782 850 5,628 4,173 15.0-~\1.9 " 109 304 ::48 140 570 545 :l39 l.7fiH 1,664 30.0---·1011. \) ., 41 ll2 96 62 273 120 1,D18 !):!2 50+

    4 6 Unspecifiecl

    1,846 4,604 4,599 1,090 4,332 4,124 490 3,104 2,885 All Urban 184 .... G'l r co· I

    00

    ~~~,...-I...f1M M ~, ":'1 t- cr: l1":l ~~t-t-C'Q!'"""'4 00.... ~'"...... "' l~ 10'"

    ""'o <:l "'='1 ...... CI") C'Q ~ t-MlOOOl'}l .S o ~ I'}l ~ 0 10 t­ IO ...... 00 ,...... ~ ~... O:O",CIJ O';l ~ ...... ,,/';'1 ...... :;] I ...... o~ I 81

    I ...... C'1

    O<:OO~P"""Ilf:) I O~O ...... ~10 C'l G't CI':I t- ~l ~, I 1'-1" ...... '" I l C<1 .... ;1; ...... ~ CQ'" ....CQ ....

    '" ~ ~ ~~:::: . . . oil oil "; ...... j<0'>~0'>~ 0'>0'>0'> ~~;:OO ~ C'1 ' r::t:~~~ .... ""'<1' ~ iJ100ll ~JJ ..... <:-1 ""100 ~ .Q .,... S ...... CQ 185

    C-II-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS

    :Mari j a 1tatus -----..A- _, Divorcpn Unspecified Total Total Population Never l\["rried Married Widcwcd or Separated status Age- Rural ,------"------~--.A..----, ~---.A..--_.., ,---_..A-__ -, ~--.A..---...r--..A----, 2: fOUP Urban Persons ).[ales Females Males Females :i\Iales FpmakH Males F(,11181es Males Femalef, Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15

    TUMKUR DlSTRI(,T All Ages T 1,367,402 699,191 668,211 414,502 306,093 256,578 277,298 25,896 80,457 1,864 3,860 351 503 R 1,228,413 626,143 602,270 368,451 273,038 231,31)1 251,214 24,274 74,034 1,798 3,493 319 491 U 138,989 73,048 65,941 46,051 33,055 25,277 26,084 1,622 6,423 66 367 32 12 0--9 T 402,878 197,589 205,289 197,589 205,28!J R 362,090 177,.~69 184,5?l 177,56!l 184,521 U 40,788 20,0:20 20,768 20,020 20,768 0--14 T 172,178 87,121 85,057 86,850 80,472 161 4,456 2 35 18 5 90 89 R 154,050 77,616 764!l4 77,354 72,047 4,260 2 33 18 5 90 89 U 18,128 9,505 8,623 9,496 8,425 9 196 2 15-19 T 112,611 59,944 5:l,667 58,813 lG,9!)3 1,051 35,174 20 252 2 182 58 66 R 98,76:l 52,169 46,593 51,087 13,!l3,j 1,013 32,188 "20 238 2 168 47 64 U 13,849 7,775 6,074 7,7~6 3,058 38 2.986 14 14 11 2 20-24 T 106328 51,639 54,680 37,843 1,783 13,517 51.363 182 1,010 49 464 48 69 R 93,471 44,812 48,659 3:l.119 1,16!l 12,448 46,062 160 940 46 421 39 67 U 12,857 6,827 6,030 5,724 f)14 1,069 5,301 22 70 3 43 9 2 25-29 T 104,443 50.176 54,267 15,P.' 1 1)·16 33,516 50.747 544 2,222 148 689 27 63 R 93,526 44,725 48,801 13,708 464 30,341 45,612 505 2,062 144 601 27 (;2 U 10,917 5,451 5,466 2,233 82 3,175 5,135 39 160 4 88 1 30-34 T 90,570 45,299 45,271 5.414 2GO 38,650 40,155 970 4,033 232 780 24 43 R 81,640 40,506 41,134 4,982 215 34.335 3u,399 945 3,790 224 688 20 42 U 8,930 4,793 4,137 432 45 4,315 3,756 34 243 8 92 4 1 35-39 T 79,623 42,610 37,013 2,997 1<1:: 38,13·1 30,80::! 1,200 5,483 248 5401 22 45 R 72,074 38,4,)1 33,593 2,858 130 34,227 "27,805 1.135 5,101 239 513 22 4-! U 7,549 4,E9 3,420 13!l 12 3,!lO; 2,9()7 74 382 9 28 l 40-44 T 72,401 39,403 32,90S 2,488 137 3<1,547 24,003 2,074 8,345 278 477 16 36 R 65,710 35,437 30,273 2,356 119 30,8:>4 "21,937 1.\)74 7,741 267 442 16 34 U 6,691 3,966 2,7:25 132 18 3,7:'3 2,066 100 u04 11 35 2

    45-49 T 55,852 31,626 24,2~6 1,839 98 27,207 15,805 2,336 8,023 23·1 263 10 37 R 51,069 29,014 22,055 1,793 88 :>4,7tl1 14,319 2,224 7,370 2:W 242 10 36 U 4,783 2,612 2,171 '.Hi 10 2,446 1,486 112 653 8 21 1 50-54 T 54,516 29,776 24,740 1,628 94 24,307 12,091 3,577 1:l,290 244 251 :20 14 R 49,971 :l7,299 22,672' 1,W8 79 22,06::! 11,083 3,386 11 ,264 236 233 17 13 U 4,545 2,477 2,068 30 15 2,245 1,008 191 1,026 8 IS 3 1 55-59 T 30,282 17,472 12,810 954 38 13,8:n 5,444 2,557 7,233 13:l 83 8 12 R 27,424 15,699 11,721) 931 35 1:2,196 4,940 2.437 6,663 127 75 8 12 U 2,858 1,773 1,085 23 3 1,625 504 UO 570 5 8 60-64 T 37,714 20,181 17,533 .1,024 49 14,716 4,463 4,305 13,928 131 81 5 12 R 34,749 18,744 16,005 1,01l 48 13,565 4,066 4,036 11,807 127 72 5 12 U 2,965 1,437 1,528 13 1 1,151 397 269 1,121 10 65-69 T 16,294 9,222 7,On 418 24 6,537 1,477 "2,197 ".549 20 6 2 R 14,908 8,388 6,520 409 22 5,854 1,325 2,059 5,155 u2 16 4 2 U 1,386 834 552 9 2 683 152 138 394 2 4 2 70+ T 31,2:l3 16,878 14,345 551 10,335 1,264 5.898 13,016 81 23 13 10 R 28,499 15,445 13,05-1 536, 9,447 1,164 5,375 11,833 77 16 10 9 U 2,724 1,433 1,291 15 883 100 5:23 1,183 4 7 3 1 Age not T 489 255 234 153 79 54 16 38 3 1 4 5 -Stated R 470 239 231 140 76 54 16 37 3 4 5 U 19 16 3 13 3 1 186

    c·n-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-contd.

    Marital Status ,------..A------, Divorced or UnRpecifiNI 'Tot;:! Populfl.tion Never marrif'd Married 'Widowed Sepfl.rated status ,-----..A.------. ,-__..A..-_~ ,--..A...-_----. ,--_..A..._----. ,------..A...------. ,---..A-----., Age-Group Rural Persons Mdl'S Females Males Fflma1e" Males FemalfR Males FemalPs M>tlcs Females MaleR Fem'tles

    2 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 10 11 13 15

    Chiknayakanhalli Taluk

    All ages R 105,282 54,345 50,937 31,181 23,767 20,577 21,226 2,356 5,601 178 306 53 37

    0---9 31,182 15,311 15,871 15,311 15,871 10-14 13.(150 6,!HO 6,740 6,880 6,469 19 253 5 11 13

    15-19 8,5~5 4,432 4,093 4,315 1,187 107 2,864 2 16 18 8 8 20---24 8,576 4,124 4,452 2,801 108 1,276 4,231 22 76 13 31 12 6 25-29 8,755 4.266 4,489 1,081 26 3,112 4,219 52 Ull 18 49 3 4 30-34 7,264 3,84G 3,418 323 20 3,391 3,005 97 318 32 75 3 35--39 6,290 3,499 2,791 161 12 3,168 2,259 139 475 27 44 4 40- 44 5,407 3,015 2,392 104 9 2,646 1,695 244 655 19 32 2 45- 49 4,036 2,349 1,687 67 23 2,039 1,061 224 575 17 26 2 50-54 4,070 2,294 1,776 52 9 1,862 839 360 914 18 13 2 55-59 1,979 1,173 806 23 5 923 333 216 460 9 8 2 60-64 2,493 1,383 1,110 29 8 949 260 394 837 11 5 65--69 1,093 629 464 10 3 445 112 165 346 9 3 70+ 1,910 1,082 828 19 6 621 88 436 731 4 2 2

    Age not stated 52 32 20 5 11 19 7 5 .) 1 2

    Gubbi Taluk

    All ages R 138,866 70,583 68,283 40,459 31,738 27,353 28,349 2,578 7,821 163 314 20 61

    0-9 41,618 20,544 21,074 20,544 21,074- 10---14 17,183 8,496 8,687 8,452 8,339 26 328 1 4 1 17 15 15-19 11,360 5,890 5,470 5,767 1,932 121 3,488 2 29 18 3 20---24 10,647 5,017 5,630 3,566 152 1,430 5,339 16 94 4- 45 25-29 10,666 5,088 5,578 1,363 51 3,670 5,259 47 209 8 53 6 30-34 9,106 4,599 4,507 311 36 4,193 4,029 76 387 19 47 8 35--39 7,836 4,214 3,622 114 26 3,967 3,075 109 474 24 37 10 40-44 7,::!67 3,885 3,382 94 29 3,561 2,500 199 806 31 43 45-49 5,650 3,219 ::!,431 72 22 2,901 1,682 226 700 20 24 3 50---54 5,732 3,097 2,635 67 27 2,630 1,326 383 1,258 17 22 2 55-59 2,926 1,688 1,238 22 9 1,399 541 253 680 14 5 3 60-64 3,956 2,103 1,853 37 9 1,638 517 418 1,316 10 10 65-69 },593 918 675 11 4 668 116 236 54 3 5 1 70+ 3,265 1,797 1,468 28 6 1,143 142 61 1,313 13 4 2 3

    Age uot stated 61 28 33 21 22 6 7 2 ., 187

    C-Il-·-AGE AND MAmTAL STATUS--conta.

    ~rarital Status ______.A.. ______~ , Divorced or Unspecified Tot" I Population Never married :Married ,\VidoweQ Separated status ,---.A------""""'\ ,--.A..----.,. ,_.A---_~ ,---..A..-~ ,----_...A.--~ ,--.A--~ Age-Group Rural Persons Maleb Females :Males Females Male2 Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

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

    Koratagere Taluk

    All ages R 85,080 43,378 41,702 24,657 18,777 16,600 17,102 1,938 5,460 157 290 26

    0-9 24,842 12,031 12,811 12,031 12,811 10-14 10.427 5,228 5,199 5,210 4,8!l8 II 2!l 7 :2 15-19 6,606 3,432 3,174 3,379 782 52 2,358 19 9 6 20-24 6,298 2,986 3,3l2 2,307 51 651 3,134 20 75 6 31 2 21 25--29 6,358 3,073 3,285 1,043 194 1,984 2,880 33 153 11 44 14 30-34 5,536 2,748 2,788 288 10 2,373 2,423 70 285 14 67 3 3 35--39 4,!l80 2,0"46 2,334 120 (i 2,416 U1l8 80 364 26 38 4 8 40-44 4,746 2,531 2,215 86 7 2,281 1,606 143 551 21 44 7 45-49 3,731 2,198 1,533 56 3 1,927 973 192 532 22 20 5 50-54 3,617 2,075 1,542 51 1,722 744 276 772 25 21 1 3 55-59 2,065 1,194 871 23 4 943 340 213 517 13 6 2 4 60-64 2,479 1,336 1,143 20 2 '997 284 312 849 6 s 1 65-69 1,124 653 471 7 456 77 185 392 5 2 70+ 2,226 1,227 999 19 I 785 64 414 934 7

    Age not stated 45 20 17 6 2 2 17 1

    Kunigal Taluk

    All ages R 144,499 72,180 72,319 41,098 33,094 29,177 30,466 1,794 8,396 111 363

    0- 9 43,384 21,074 22,310 21,074 22,310 10-14 19,182 9,593 9,5fl9 9,584 8,456 9 1,127 5 1 15-19 11,733 6,307 5,426 6,143 2,087 IG3 3,295 24 20 20-24 10,615 4,974 5,641 3,131 147 1,835 5,325 5 108 3 61 25-29 10,455 4,749 5,706 90':; 44 3,796 5,436 28 168 20 58 30-34 9,161 4,343 4,818 137 20 4,130 4,388 55 338 21 72 35--39 7,985 4,151 3,834 46 6 4,029 3,308 60 479 16 41 40-44 7,664 3,942 3,722 25 3,775 2,801 131 876 11 45 45-49 5,825 3,199 2,626 18 8 3,051 1,745 120 850 1') 23 50-54 5,864 3,077 2,787 8 2,840 1,457 218 1304 11 25 55-59 3,120 1,743 1,377 2 4 1,581 643 1M 722 6 8 60-64 4,148 2,135 2,013 11 3 1,829 572 290 1,432 5 6 65-69 1,716 938 778 1 758 187 177 589 3 70+ 3,625 1,943 1,682 3 1,380 178 555 1,501 5 2

    Age not stated 22 12 10 11 (i 4 188

    0-11-- AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-contd

    l'IIarit9l Status r- - ______..A... ______----, Divorced or Unspecified Total Population Never marric,l M~rried Widowed sepamted status .------..A..------. ,.-----..A..--_-----. , ___ -"--- _-----. , __ ..A..-_-----. ,..--_-"-__-----. ,..---.A..------. Age-Group Rural Pe,~ons ::\[alcs Femalp.s Malf;s Fem'\les Males Female- ;\'Ll,!es Fo'pales M ·,Iea Female, l\h!es Females

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

    Madhugiri Taluk

    All ages R 142,518 73,296 69,222 41,201 29,814 28,535 29,794 3,231 9,141 304 441 25 32

    0- !l 40,630 20,030 ;!(),6()0 20,()30 20,600 10-14 16,878 8,543 - 8,335 8,522 7,779 20 547 8 15-19 11.121 5,844 5,277 5,736 1,217 101 3,981 , 3 42 2 30 7 20-24 10,801 5.200 5,601 3,856 102 1.314 5,315 20 131 6 50 4 3 25-29 10,574 5,163 5,411 1,184 26 3,292 5,059 64 260 20 64 3 2

    30-34 9,43,1 4,666' 4..71'8 5~3 ~3 3,986 4,221 120 44;; 34 82 3

    35-39 8,651 4,653 3,~J98 233 24 4,244 3,279 138 60\\ 34 83 4 3 40-44 7,\\;:» 4,3:27 3,632 156 12 3,870 2.623 :!5S 40 54 3 4 45-49 6,314 3,4fl8 2,816 81 8 3,1013 1,837 26G 93G 43 32 2 3 50-fJ4_ 6,035 3,309 2,726 85 6 2,718 1,4J6 450 1,277 49 27 55-59 3,838 2.183 1,655 61 4 1,759 711 343 929 20 11

    60-64 4,463 ~.570 1.893 60 4 1,917 489 557 1,397 35 4 2 65-fi9 2,184 1,:':70 914 :28 3 922 179 311 7:29 9 3

    70+ 3,603 ~,0l7 1,586 35 133 692 1,446 11

    Age not ~t!tted 33 :?3 10 3 4 3 3

    Pavagada Taluk

    All ages R 106,493 54,675 51,818 31,109 22,856 21,098 21,716 2,306 6,881 133 336 29 29

    0- 9 31,606 15,4!J!J 16,107 15,499 16,107 10-14 6,:291 5,970 6,264 5,625 17 330 5 10 10 15-19 7,908 4,154 3754 4,043 1,001 104 2,728 15 9 7 20--24 8,118 3,853 4,265 2,809 67 1,030 4,064 11 9!J 2 33 2 25-29 8,555 4,181 4,374 1,513 12 2,602 4,082 60 214 4 65 2 30-34 7,441 3,800 :l,6H 456 7 3,207 3,165 118 400 16 65 3 35-39 6,384 3,462 2,9:22 152 5 3,195 2,311 101 556 13 50 1 40-44 5,742 3,199 2,543 108 9 2,919 1,867 155 620 IG 46 45-49 4,404 2,501 1,903 80 2,192 1,216 206 659 22 22 1 5 50-54 4,468 2,411 2,057 65 2,015 992 307 1,043 23 21 1 55-59 2,542 1,487 1,055 35 1,186 410 255 638 11 7 60-64 3,180 1,754 1,426 4l" 2 1,297 350 403 1,055 13 16 :1 '65-69 - 1,364 773 591 21 2 537 106 209 483 5 1 70+ 2,477 1,2!J7 1,180 16 793 87 480 1,092 8

    Age not .tated 43 13 30 7 IS 189

    C-II-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS- contd.

    Marital Status ,-_ ------.-A...______~ Divorced or Unspecified Tot.. l Population Never married Martied Widuwed separated status ,------..A..-----...... ,--..A..----.. r-----~ ,----..A----, ,---.-A...-...... ,----..A..----.,. Age-Gro'lp Rural Persons Males Females Males Females Males Fem'tles Malcs Females Male3 Females Maks Females

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

    Sira Taluk

    All ages R 138,595 71,095 67,500 40,665 30,250 26,936 28,300 3,212 8,460 232 408 50 82

    0- 9 41/32 20,:272 21,160 20,272 21,160 1 }-14 16,377 8,331 8,0..16 8,305 7,553 12 482 2 14 8

    ~5-19 10,:285 5,450 4,835 5,335 1,:291 107 3,480 4 32 18 4 14 ::0--24 10,046 4,779 5,:':67 3,600 108 1,152 5,000 16 104 3 43 8 12 :/5-29 10"e4 4,872 5552 1.777 ::6 3,016 5,191 64 251 11 /5 4 9 30--34 9,571 4,713 4,858 603 31 3,956 4,307 135 429 16 83 3 8 35--39 8,892 4.753 4,139 297 19 4,257 3,410 169 623 28 75 12 30--33 7,645 3,411 Hi5 13 3.743 2439 278 907 43 4G 5 6 45-49 6,072 3,598 2,4U 101 8 3,128 1,574 331 856 36 :26 10 50-54 5,591) 3,190 2,400 70 4 2,664 1,114 416 1,255 37 25 3 2 55-59 3,062 1,767 1,295 32 1 1,408 538 304 749 22 6 60--64 4,028 1.806 34 3 1,623 452 549 1,343 15 8 65-69 1,825 1,034 791 15 3 729 170 281 618 8 70+ 3,277 1,844 1,433 32 5 1,135 136 663 1,290 13 2

    Age not Slated 6 36 33 27 25 6 7 2

    Tiptur Taluk

    All ages R 99,080 50,571 48,509 29,285 22,493 19,097 19,719 2,006 6,025 121 201 62 71

    0- 9 28,929 14,306 14,623 14,306 14,6::3

    10--14 13,003 6,560 6,443 6.533 6,~71 13 153 2 14 17 15--19 8,381 4,302 4,079 4,216 1,4::5 76 2,611 19 9 9 15

    20-2~ 7,973 3,951 4,022 2,794 110 1,134 3,816 17 74 12 6 10 25- 29 7,819 3,822 3,997 865 12 2,883 3,761 48 174 15 38 11 12 30-34 6,781 3,395 3,386 :251 12 3,038 2,947 90 385 13 39 3 3 35-39 5,935 3,174 2,761 99 7 2,941 2,286 110 435 20 32 i 40-44 5,181 2,803 2,378 69 6 2,534 1,615 173 730 22 23 5 4 45--49 3,958 2,287 1,67l 46 2,008 1,008 220 642 12 18 50--54 3,754 :!,066 1,688 5 1,709 762 300 902 9 19 4 55-59 1,987 1,115 872 13 1 915 321 176 541 9 5 2 4 60--64 2,512 1,285 1,227 18 7 929 262 326 953 11 5 65--69 950 503 447 9 353 103 131 343 8 ? 70+ 1,870 975 895 10 3 552 69 411 821

    Age not stated 47 27 20 12 10 5 3 4 190

    C-Il-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-condd.

    Marital Status ,.._ - ____ -- ---_ -- _____ ..A..------~ Divorced Or Unspecified Total Populat;on Xever lllfCrried ]\['trried - Widowed "ep:1rattd status ,..-___ ..A..------. ,.._-.A-- -~ ,..-..A.._ - --. ,..---..A..---. ,----..A..------. ,..---"---, Age-Group Rural Per~o!ls MaIeR Females Mules Females ',ales Females Males Females Males Females ,Males FemalH

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

    Tumkur Taluk

    All ages R 170,629 87,OBI) 83,56i) 51,425 33,48') 32,205 33,912 3,089 10,455 319 654 31 59

    0-9 50,357 24,715 25,642 2-1.715 25,642 lO-14 22,493 11,499 10,994 11,454 10,549 16 431 2 18 10 11 15-19 1, 757 8,111 6,646 7,9[13 1,944 lC,6 4,638 1 28 31 11 5 20-24 12,751 6,206 6,545 4,637 172 1,539 6,e3 20 141 7 100 3 9 25-29 12,637 6,088 6,549 1,649 42 4,336 6,067 72 311 30 121 8 30--34 10,953 5,311, 5,639 506 34 4,643 4,968 117 518 48 III 8 35-39 49,503 5,048 4,455 136 17 4,714 3,659 154- 686 43 89 I 4 10--44 8,961 4,761 4,200 n 17 4,357 3021 262 1,070 51 89 3 45- 49 1,066 3,0='5 3,141 59 8 3,558 2,006 276 1,085 31 41 1 I 50- 54 6,8·17 3,689 3,15'1 52 18 3,155 440 1,629 40 45 2 2 55-59 3,667 2,060 1,607 34 4 1,678 700 330 887 17 16 60-64 4,663 2,472 2,191 33 8 1,951 472 1,649 15 8 65-69 l,fl3I 1.066 865 18 5 803 IG6 236 693 9 3 70+ 3,989 2,085 1,904 31 4 1,337 141 707 1,755 10

    A.ge not stated 54 30 24 17 16 12 6 1 1 1

    Turuvekere 1'aluk

    47 All ages R 97,341 48,921 48,420 37,348 21,769 9,707 20,630 1,763 5,794 80 180 23

    0-9 28,110 13,787 14323 13,787 14,323 .. 5 10--14 12,596 6,165 6,431 6,l50 6,108 9 310 7 6 5 15-19 8,084 4,245 3,839 4,158 1,069 76 2;745 6 14 6 5 2 20--24 7,636 3,713 3,923 2,610 152 1,085 3,715 13 38 2 15 6 25-29 7,281 3,420 3,861 1725 31 1,61ll 3658 37 131 7 34 2 8 30--34 6,384 3,073 3,311 15)34 1,410 2,946 66 288 II 47 5 35--39 5,613 2,876 2,737 1,500 8 1,291 2,300 75 400 8 24 2 40-44 5,137 2,739 2,398 1,458 17 1,137 1,770 131 587 13 20 45-49 4,012 2,239 1,773 1,213 6 850 1,217 163 535 13 10 1 50-54 3,994 2,0!n 1,903 1,104 7 747 939 230 910 7 15 3 55--59 2,238 1,289 949 686 3 404 403 193 540 6 3 60-ti4 2,827 1,484 1,343 728 5 435 358 315 976 6 2 . 65- C9 1,128 604 524 290 183 109 128 413 3 70+ 2,257 1.178 1,071) 34~ 423 126 406 950 4

    5 4g' not s~afed :!o I:? 17 4 191

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

    Educational levels Literate (without r------"------Educ

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    All Ages 1,367,402 699,191 668,211 461,593 596,217 199,546 62,544 21,525 7,254 16,527 2,196

    0-- 4 191,222 95,057 96,165 95,057 96,165

    5- !) 211,656 102,53:l 109,124 4,386 !)3,186 2G,554 14,808 1,592 1,130

    10--14- 172,178 87,121 85,057 42,7:15 66,001 3!),359 16,713 4,882 2,261 145 k-'

    15-19 112,611 5'),944 52,667 32,681 .12,417 19,556 7,S69 1,694 1,469 3,013 l.ll:!

    ~O-:o4 106,3'28 51,639 54,68() 26,935 4G,863 18,039 (j,~80 2,274 888 4,31)1 '358

    25-?~ 104,443 50,176 54,176 28,454 48,3()8 16,879 4,974 1,821 624 3,022 271

    10-34 90,570 45,299 .15,271 26,476 41,247 15,306 3,582 1,317 298 2,200 144

    ~5-44 152,024 82,013 70,OlJ 49,952 65,152 27,834 4,108 2,225 349 2,00') 102

    i5-59 140,650 78,874 61,776 51,687 58,632 23,912 2,'l26 1,904 195 1,371 ~:~

    -"'+ "3,231 16,:]81 38.950 33,061 37,928 l2,042 978 '<06 4U 372

    \ ,3 not ltdt, d !I\() '~55 2~4 169 ~:'~ 6ii 1') it ().) I ,,-1.-

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    TUMKUR 13 194

    C-III-PART-C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

    E,l'lcationaJ levels Ldcrat" (without ,------..A------__~ E,luca' ,,,:1111 Primary 01' Junior ~fatricuJation Total Popnl<1tioll Illi"','at~ len'],) B'L,,;C and above ,---__ ...A- __ , r---~----..A-~------~ ,----..A-___ , ,-----..A------..., ,-----'--"----, Age-group rerson~ )1 .. le8 Fem"I',s ~1.,les F 2,m"i"s )1,,\0, !<\mlltlcs :l1,t108 J<'ennles ~'l.l\pS F emales

    1 2 3 4 7 10 11

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    All Ages 1,228,413 628,143 602,270 431,825 554,675 173,209 44,573 13,444 2,576 7,665 446

    0- 4 171.813 85,3!l9 86,414 85,399 8A,414 5- 9 190,:277 92,170 9:3,107 6\),r)8!l 81),818 ~~,li~4 1O,83!l !l20 450 10-14 154,050 77,616 76,434 40,755 03,014 34,1)32 1:2,iif.O :.l,ifl3 832 36 28 15-19 98,7\\2 52,IG\) 41,,5\)3 3\J.'l6\\ 39,98G 17,1)19 5,93~ 2,7~5 515 1,286 160 20-24 93,471 440,81:2 4S,li5B :2.s,::n.:J 43,754 15,G~)7 J,40ti 1,51iS 354 :.l,O!l2 145

    25-29 93,5::6 44,725 48,SOI 26,816 4.~,m17 l,ts 1-1 3,J,j1 1,34:. 193 l.NH 70 30-34 81,640 40,506 , 41.134 25.033 3';,(i7G 13,40 7 2,33,1 !llll !l:': 1.1-1'/ 3:~ 35-44 137,784 73,918 63,;lG6 47,3G5 liO,9DJ ~4,:l9-i 2,773 1.46s 8!l 791 10 45-5G 138,~64 B,Ol~ 5t:.,432 49,:~33 34,ti"'i9 :20,\)85 1,733 1,231 3') 4(\3 } 60+ 78,156 42,577 33,57\) 31,6B 33,1)28 10,-±01) 53\) 465 1:: \)4

    Age not stated 470 239 231 2:!5 Gl 6 6 10

    CHIKXAYAKANAHALLI TALUK

    All Ages 105,282 54,345 50,937 34,844 45,470 18,082 5,268 692 153 727 46

    0- 4 15,:?66 7.362 7,704 7,7(14 5- 9 15,916 7.749 8,167 5,fl83 6,\)43 ?0~-3 1,:'01 :;3 10-14 13,650 6,\)lO 6,740 3~~8n .5.0~3 3.571 1,f,R4 30 -1 3 15-19 8,525 4.43~ 4,1)93 2,340 3,311 U)()8 7:'8 3(\ \)7 18 20-24 8,576 4.1~,~ 4,452 2,1)29 3.837 1,7~O 562 35 1!l3 18 25-29 8,755 4,2G6 4,4-89 :::.:3J4 4-,076 1,f:5~ 391. 10-1 IS 190 4 30----34 7,:?64 3,R46 3,418 ~J93' 3,15~ 1,-1'll ~53 (;(1 1~3 3 35-44 Il,elll !l,5J.! 5,183 3,80~ 4,919 ~.fi:2{1 :JH 11" 3 ';'-1 ,) 45-59 10,OS5 • r.,SHi 4,:::6!:l 3,50~ ,U2t 2.l78 14_() !l7 3H 00+ 5,496 3,O!}.! ~,40:.l :.\11:2 2,3.)9 !131 4:l 5

    Age not stated 52 32 20 18 20 u

    GUBBI TALUK

    All Ages 138,879 70,596 68,283 49,232 62,826 18,645 4,899 1,903 512 816 46

    0- 4, 19,876 10,OG2 9,814 1(I,\I\)2 9,(114 5- 9 21,742 10,482 11,260 S.121 10.094 2,14.~ 1.0·1(\ 1::0 10-14 17,183 S,49G 8,687 4.682 7,147 3,36S 1.346 193 .5 15-19 11,361 5,S91 5.470 3,7l)7 4,707 1,791 667 8:? 109 14 20-U 10,651 5,021 5,630 :2~h:27 5,034 1,7640 527 4!l :W7 20 25-:?9 10,666 5,088 5,578 3,0135 5,152 1,6:26 381-1 IS!l 2!l 208 !l 30----34 9,111 4,604 4,507 2,853 4,:233 1,491 :?62 1~3 10 137 35-44 15,106 H.IO:2 7,004 5.1:20 6,623 2,719 364 IS!) 17 74 45-59 1.J-,308 8,ON f),304 5,30!l ",llel) 2,4134 :23-1 171 10 60 60+ 8,814 4,81H 3,996 ~,468 3,!l3:2 1,:?75 62 61 14

    Age not stated 61 28 33 IS 30 5 3 3 :2 195

    C-II1-PART-C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY-contd.

    Eduoaticnallevels , ______..A-- ______--, Literate (without Eduoation Primary or Junior lIIatriculatioll Total Populati0n lUi' .. r;.te levels) Basic and abo\'o , ______A ___ ---, , __. ...A __ , r---...A----." ,..----...A.----." r------..A----, Males Females M"les Females Age-group Persons i\Iales Females Males Females Males Females

    3 5 (3 9 10 11

    Koratagere Taluk

    311 530 48 All Ages 85,082 43,380 41,702 31,480 38,593 10,013 2,750 1,357

    0- 4 1l.588 5,660 5,9~8 5,660 5,9:28 133 63 5- 9 13,:!54 6,371 6,883 5,094 6,249 1.144 571 745 315 104 .) 10--14 10,4:27 5,~:?8 5,l!l!l 3,036 4,349 1.875 36:2 222 57 21 15--19 6,606 3,432 3,174 2.193 :2,734 913 870 255 140 44 16 ~0-:24 6,299 2,9S7 3,312 1,849 :l,9!!7

    123 20 112 6 ::!,)-:W 6,358 3,073 3,285 1,946 3,017 892 242 161 76 5 75 I 30-34 5,537 ~,74n ~,788 1,817 2,O:H 781 1.495 217 160 13 61 3 3.5-44 ll,7~6 5,177 -1,549 3,461 4,314 158 136 35 4.3-··59 li,413 5,467 3.946 3,928 3,786 1.368 674 39 52 13 60+ 5,820 3,216 ~,613 2,477 :!,573

    45 20 :!5 19 25

    Kunigal Taluk

    108 716 57 All Ages 144,507 72,188 72,319 53,253 68,075 17,52 4,079 687

    u- 4 In,fiil !I,8tl5 10,086 9,88.) 10,086 1,130 26 5-- 0 23,413 lJ ,189 1~,2~4 ~,455 11,094 :!,708 83 25 6 4 10 --14 Ill.182 H,593 H,589 5,741 8,4H7 3,763 1,063 499 156 28 106 2B 13-IH 11,734 6,308 .5,426 4,290 4,873 1,756 353 103 23 194 11 20-:?4 10,617 4,970 5,641 3,245 5,254 1,434

    327 72 14 159 7 25-:W 10A.5li 4,750 5,706 3,187 5,358 1,332 211 62 7 lOll 6 30-34 9,164 4,346 4,818 2,898 4,594 1,277 271 81 7 91 3 35-44 15,650 8,09-1 7,556 5,618 7,:275 2,304 78 .J.7 45-5f) 14,809 8,019 6,790 5,985 6,627 1,909 161 1,049 64 26 2 4 UO+ 9,4SU 5,Olli 4,473 3,937 4,407

    !p:o Hot stateu 12 10 12 10

    Madhugirl Taluk

    4,295 1,198 145 718 22 All Ages 142,518 73,296 69,222 52,427 64,760 18,953

    0-- 4 1~,870 9,434 9,436 9,434 9,4313 2,488 1,066 29 1 5- 9 21,760 10,59(\ 11,164. 8,079 10,087 3,714 1,117 163 42 2 10-14 16.878 8,5-13 8,335 4,664 7,175 590 239 3~ 105 IJ I5-I!) 11,121 5,844 5,277 3,667 4,643 1,833 1,638 435 156 Hl7 8 ::!O-::!4 10,SOI 5,200 5,601 3,209 5,136 149 17 173 10,574 5,W3 5,411 3,351 5,077 1,490 314 253 114 7 108 30-34 9,434 4,666 4,768 3,049 4,506 1,395 291 164 5 73 35-<14 Hi,610 8,980 7,630 6,022 7,332 2,721 9 ~,327 175 128 3 48 45-59 16,187 8,990 7,197 6,487 7,01 1,338 54 56 11 60+ 10,~50 5,857 4,393 4,452 4,339 9 Age not stated 33 10 13 11) It16

    {)-llI-PART-O-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ON LY-co1tld.

    E'lucc\tional level"

    i_~l 1 ~ "tf'" (Wl'hnut ,------...A-----. ------., 1)Lc.l.ti0n'11 Primary Gr Junior Matriculation Total P()~ltl ,:[lOll Iltilt ".te k\-c1>-) B2.sic and above ,------"------., ,-----..A-----., ,------"------., ,------"---..::.. --., r-----"------, Ag,'"l-group Ilt'l'SOl:R ~\Ll ~('~ F Gma.leR Ab1cs F 0malcs }Iz.kf.} :F2nl:11es ~blc8 Females Males Femalef-

    ~ .) 6 10 11 1~

    Pavagada Talllk

    All Ages 106,493 54,675 51,818 42,105 49,544 11,502 2,186 579 66 48n

    0- 4. J f..~(ie 7,75::' /,448 7,752 .) 5- 9 l!~. ~()G 8,335 6,353 7,789 1,U6~ 504 ~n 10-14 1'~,:'u1 tl,~fll G,niO 3,(-;32 5,366 2,377 581 82 18 5 15-1!l 7,fl08 4.154 3,7!A :'.~13 3,4;!-0 1,160 ::00 114 19 61 5 ::0-::·1 S,U8 ·},~t;; ·Ull9 1,05~ 88 15 151

    25--::9 8.055 4,181 ·t37·j, :'.00:2 JJl78 J56 77 7 1~4 5 7,i-1l 3.8CO 2.~H 2,780 ::J:15 8% 1:::4 45 70 3.5-44 1:?,l~6 {',tAil [\.1_11 5,33f' 1.433 1:06 73 39 45-59 ll.4H l\:j:)') 0.1<15 ;;,099 4,9.:7 J.2~7 85 48 3 25 COT 7,O~1 3,R~·t 3,H)7 3,l()S 3,161 noo 35 18

    Age not sle.iul 43 13 30 7 30 4

    Sira Taluk

    All Ages 138,5£6 71,0£6 67,500 49,517 63,530 19,383 3,693 1,517 241 679 36

    0- 4 l\),~71 !\X.!~l G ~:29 10,042 5- 0 :: 1,.501 :iU.~t·~3 J 1,118 :un 10,161 2,lC8 901 154 56 10-14 11;,377 ,'.32l 8,046 ·',44A 7,020 3,553 (J51 328 75 15-19 10,';t;ij 3,·jol) ·1,835 3,::00 4,~73 1,888 50\! :::46 41 56 12 _0--:: ~ 10,O·H) 4,i:~ 2,709 4,8:2·1 1,705 399 168 34 H17 10

    !5-:..!l 10,4:.5 :2,SS3 5;?::7 1,635 298 lU6 17 18l) 10 30--34 9,571 -1,713 4,858 :!J)04 4,652 1,580 193 117 10 112 3 ~5-._1~1 1\l,.537 1',H~7 7,5GO 5.7~3 7,:93 3,P3~ :!51 154 6 78 4iJ--59 1·!,7~4 ::,0355 l:,Hl9 5,)<)55 ("i):2:l :!,F>._3 J44 139 38 9,130 5,lOO .).,\,30 J,755 3,984 1,:;02 46 45 lS

    Age not ,-,atcd G9 36 33 34 32

    Tiptur Taluk

    AI! Ages 99,080 50,:';71 ~8,509 ~ 29,885 43,052 18,884 5,171 1,200 242 602 44

    0- 4 1.1:,1::5 7,057 7,OC8 7,057 7,068 5- 9 1,~,:;'04 7,:':4D I,G55 4,766 6,~00 2,:360 1.301 117 54 10--14 13,003 G,GeL) 6,'-143 2,81G 4,889 3,470 1,476 273 75 3 15-19 8,38i 4,302 4,079 2,083 3,325 1,809 701 224 40 96 13 :..0--:.4 7,973 3,');,1 4,022 ),780 3,464 1,::45~ 509 144 27 175 22

    <:5-::9 7,S}9 3,997 i,837 3,559 1,725 4J6 llll 19 141 3 30-3-1 :;,itil 3_:J~15 3,S86 l,fi 8:2 3,miH 1,560 28U 7H 1-1 77 3 35-44 n,lHi [1.V i7 5.139 3,0:>7 4)H8 2,760 :;81 121 10 5U 4.5-59 n,('~9 4,:231 3,0";5 4,C63 2,267 165 lSI 3 45 tJU+ 0,3:32 :;,7U3 2,559 1,742 ~,5:2U 9ii\! 40 45 7

    go not 1tatetl 47 '"-7 20 10 18 16 197

    e-m-PART-C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY-cJncld.

    Edao ttir>nal loyels Litc!"atc (witllfJut r----.- __ .. ______...A..-. .. __ . ______Erho_lunnal Prima,r:v 01' J'U1 inr ;'1:'lricub!inn Total l'opul"tion Illiterate kvelB) B l~ic and "hrwe r------..A.------. r--.~-..A------. r-----..A.------.., r-.----..A.------, r------.. ..A.------, Age-group Per~ons ~ilales Fernal··R ~h108 Femf']es 2IIaks Ji'P11Hth_'K MRh, Fl"~)l d!'~; .\1.1(>8 Fema!"s ., 3 4 5 (3 7 8 9 ~O 11 1:2

    Tumkur Tall!k

    All Ages 170,634 87,074 83,560 57,769 74,810 23,886 7,934 3,700 724 1,719 92

    0- 4 :!3.5!H 11.788 1l,80G 11,788 11,S('!] 5- !J :2l1,763 1:?,927 13836 0,7ti2 ll,!J:!\J il.013 l,R08 152 \J!J ] ()-14 ::~,.i93 ll .. W:l 10,994 5,~1~f) R.4::!~ 5.n26 ::.2U6 !l73 2f)7 1·1 9 15-19 14,757 8,111 6,646 4,:248 5.:17:~ 2.370 1,(178 1.N7 15\1 .L[r, 37 ::0-2·1 1:'..753 6,~'"iS G,546 3,::2:? 5.C~iO ~.1{).J -:55 3·n ~~ l) 4Sll 2·1

    25-29 1:',638 6,089 G,549 3.5~7 5.8114 1.!J8fi 624 :)8" ·~7 :;'10 14 30--34 10.953 5,31'~ 5.f'39 3,171 G;20l 1.7-f8 404 1,,1 ;,!g 21-1 6

    .-..~ 35-44 18,465 9,810 1<.655 6,130 8,137 3,199 493 'L~l _oJ I6() 2 45-59 17,581 9,675 i.nOG n.3DS 7,5-16 ::,!)Ol B.J.\) :~7S 11 ~.'i 60+ 10,583 5,6::3 4,9GO 4.107 4.S:.!9 1,+71 1~7 I J S J 17

    Age not stated 54 30 :'4 :':0 :24 7 3

    TU1'uvekere Taluk

    All Ages 97,342 48,922 48,420 31,313 44,015 16,329 4,298 611 74 66 33

    0- 4 13,452 6,674 6,77,., 6,67·i (j,778 5- n l.t,fh\8 7,113 7,M5 ·t,652 ({.·27~ :lA:!3 1,:!51 :~s :!~ In-I.! 12,5!.l6 0,165 0,431 :2.765 0.1:26 3.310 1,BOI -,'1 3 1.5-HI 8.08·1 4,245 3.839 :2,3G~ 3,308 I,Cl'5 fiOS 1(,1) 15 ]06 8 :!O--24 7.6:n 3,713 3,9::!4 1 ,~~H13 3,/)09 l.n9' 3~G 83 IB 1711 10

    25-::9 7,~80 3,4~O 3,8GO 1.80·t 3.531 1,3!l~ ~~15 G·i :5 ] ~)n 9 30--34 0,384 3,073 3,311 1,6SG 3.1(18 l,~18 ]93 Ol) Ii 1] :3 5 35-44 ]0,751 5,61(1 5,135 3,3·11 4.\114 :':,111 ~l~ S.; 3 ~; ~ -I,5-·5H 1(),~'1:4 5,61~) 4,6:':5 3,6% 4.508 ~ .8::1 lHi ":"5 :!B ;;0+ (i.-'J :2 :{,266 2,946 :.!A,).1 2,91fJ 787 30 18 7

    .-\l«' not Rht"d 4·1 18 21\ 11 :~(j !5 ~ 198

    C-V-MOTHER TONGUE (ALPHABETICAL ORDER)

    Total Rural Urban ::;'. ,------...;..___-----, r------..A..------, ,----.A.------.., Ko l\Ioth!'f Tongue PerSOllS :\Iales Females Persons l\iaks FemalC'R P('rRcns Males FemaJes

    5 6 7 10 II

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    All Languages 1,367,402 699,191 668,211 1,228,413 626,143 602,270 138,989 73,048 65,941

    1. Assamese 1 2. Balabandhu 3 2 3 2 3. Banjari ll.(l()l 6,103 5,888 11,\)61 6,082 5.S'\) so 4. Bengali 1 5. UoorgijKorlagu 12 1 11 3 3 \) 1 8

    G. English 31 25 () 22 8 3 5 7. Garhwali 1 1 8. Gorkhali 1 1 9. Gujarathi 825 440 385 708 379 32(l 117 61 56 10. Gurmukhi 1 1 1

    II. Hindi 1,402 757 645 679 384 295 723 373 350 ].) Hindustani 92'7 475 452 83::! 405 427 !ll) 70 25 13. Irula/lruliga 27 18 f! 27 18 !l 14. Jaganmathi 129 65 64 129 65 6·1 1:l. Kannarla 1,082,730 6,554,368 528,362 1.00:?708. 511,383 491,325 80,022 42,!l85 37,037

    ll1. Kongar 4 3 4 3 17. Konka.ni 163 99 64 3f! 33 6 124 66 58 ]8. Korach 136 68 68 136 68 68 lfI. ;Kommaj;Kannada 373 192 181 353 183 170 20 !l II 20. Koraya 28 15 13 28 15 13

    21. KshatriyafMarathi 7 3 4 7 3 22. Mahajani 15 7 8 15 7 8 23. Malayalam 841 641 200 476 384 \P 365 257 108 24. Mamthi H,850 5.917 5,933 8.1!l4 4,055 4,13!l 3,656 1,862 1,794 ~5. Marwari 131 37 94 ll7 27 !l0 1·1 10 4

    ~6. Nepali 9 8 1 6 5 1 3 3 27. Pali 11 8 3 II 8 3 28. Punjahi 11 5 6 6 1 5 5 4 29. Raj'lstall i 17 I) 8 11 5 6 6 4 2 30. San~krit 4 2 4 2 2

    31. Saurastra 2 1 1 32. Sindhi 19 8 11 III 8 11 33. Tamil 10,859 5,610 5,249 5,937 3,:201 2,736 4,!l22 2,40!l 2,513 34. Telu~u 162,988 83,148 79,840 143,603 72,991 70,612 19,385 10,157 0,228 35. Tulu no 121 115 74 45 2'.) 16;:) 76 86

    'it';. Urdu 81,616 41,030 40,586 52.330 26,370 25,!lf,0 2\),286 14.660 14,6211 199

    C-V-MOTHER TONGUE (Alphabetical order)--(contd.) FOR RURAL AREAS ONLY

    Chiknayakanhalli Talnk Gnbbi Talnk Koratagpre Taluk Kunigal Taluk Mudhugiri Taluk 81. Mother ,-----"------, ,-- - -"------, r-- __...A..------, r---...A...----""""""\ r-----"--- - ___ No. Tongue ~r.lles Femal~s Malea Ff'lllales ::\lal"8 Females Males :Females Males Females

    3 5 7 8 \) 10 11 12

    All Language 54,345 50,937 70,596 68,283 48,380 41,702 72,188 72,319 73,296 69,222

    1 Assamese 1 2 Balabandhu 2 1 3 Banjari 1,918 1,919 73 70 612 589 172 163 463 428 i Bengali 5. ('oorg/Kodagu

    6 English 2 1 1 13 7 Garhwali 8 Gorkhali 1 !) Gujarathi 16 2 45 :_l4 3 3 10 Gurmukhi

    , 1 Hindi 49 30 [) 10 7 6 40 1 12 Hindustani 11 12 37 44 3 5 ~2 82 17 8 13 lrula/Iruliga 18 9 14 Jaganmathi 4 3 5 15 K"nnacla 45,'188 43,158 65,:!10 62,548 36,344 34,906 65,4fl-l- 65,431 44,961 42,3110

    Hl Kong.lf 3 1 17 Konkant i '3 4 .) 3 1 18 Korach 1 3 3 14 13 19 Korama/Kannada 3 81 ,s~ v 101 82 ;20 Korava

    21 J(shatriya/Marathi ::~ Mahajani .)<)_., Malayalam 80 17 ·t 3 :2~ l' 39 15 25 2 :'-1 Marathi 529 ·1 t )l G~)n :-:::4 3Sg 412 47J- 478 267 262 :!fi ~larwari 26 29 61

    26 Nepali 27 Pali ~8 Punjabi 29 Rajastani 1 1 30 8~nskrit 2 2

    ill 8aurastra 32 8indhi 33 Tamil 988 761 249 :210 94 OJ 2~1l :290 :244 234 34 Telugu 2486 2,264 1,~3~ 1,275 L05G 3,H::;l 1,332 1.3!)9 :':4.928 23,54.6 % Tulu 5 5 R 2

    36 Urdu 2.367 2.272 3,084 3.3!)4 1,741 1,u48 4.23.5 4_418 ;!.~35 2,223 200

    C-V-MOTHER TONGUE (Alphabetical order)-co'lcld. FOR RURAL AREAS ONLY

    Pavagad<1 Tuluk Sira Taluk Tiptur Taluk Tumkur Taluk Turuvekere Taluk ,-_ ..A..- __ -. .--__..A..~ ~I. ::IIatlwr r----..A..----~ ,------..A..--- .. -~ r-- - ..A..-~- -, No. T,mg-u" Mall,s F"m'tle~ Mf,!PK Fpm·.Ie, ::Ilaks Females ~ialcs Femal<:>s Males Females

    13 15 16 17 1~ :::0 21 22

    All Languages 54,675 51,818 71,09 67,500 50,571 408,509 87,074 83,560 48,922 48,420

    AS'amese ~ Bal.bandhu 3 Ranjari 1,1;-;0 1.!)~9 '773 713 ~Oi :!03 194 165 .{ Bengali 1 5 CoorgljKodagu :1

    Ii Engli.h 3 .J 7 GHrhwali 8 Gorkhali '9 Gujarathi 311 :'.!It 1 ]0 Gurmuh hi .,

    11 Hindi 7 4 5 181 170 15 14- 70 60 12 Hindustani (\ 7 38 37 12 7 176 167 63 58 13 Irulajlruliga 14 ,Iaganmnthi 21 29 31) :'11 15 Kannada :':0.333 17,849 G3,800 GO,550 46,228 4J.,559 77,!l37 74,1)31 45.5R8 45.3li3

    Hi Kongar Ii Ko.lkalli 2 :'. 3 2 7 18, Komch 45 41 6 10 19 Korama/Kannada .. 20 !Cornv", 1':; 13

    21 Kshiltriya,'l\1arathi .. 3 4- 22 _Mahajalli 23 Malayalam :!O 2 .t(, 9 31 17 97 21 24 lila rat hi 189 184 457 49') 307 277 583 614- 194 202 25 ~arwari

    26 Xcp:lli .J 2 27 Pali 7 3 28 Punjabi .) 2!J Rajastani 3 2 3 30 Sanskrit

    :~ 1 Saura,tra 32 Sindhi

    33 Tamil 81 69 171 162 430 3""~" 330 358 323 2:l7 34 Telugu 31,186 20,%2 31,09 2,928 1,037 1,477 2,1m :!,Oil S08 ~(,!1 35 Tulu 6 4- fl I} 12 ~) ;; ~

    36 Frdu 1.123 1,0-15 2,3-10 2,259 1A\H U·63 604:! 5.G2(\ t -;a~' \ IiI,' 201

    C-VII-RELIGION

    x ~mes of Religions ,-______...A..- _____ ------"') Rh_dus T.)tll. Total Buddhists Chd3tianH Rural ,------...A..--- ____--"') ,---- ...A..------, ,--__..A------.. ,----...A..------., Mairs F~males Dis riel/Taluk Urban PE'r.0ns Males Females Males Females )Ia.les Femaks

    -) If) 11 3 .\ ;') 6 i R 0 623,565 TU.KUR Total 1,867,402 699,191 668,211 1 1,663 1,417 653,747 518,910 Rural 1,228,413 626,143 602,270 1 698 57& 591,656 49,655 Urllan 138,989 73,048 65,941 965 841 56,091

    83 iil,iIG 48,416 Ch iknayakanhl',JI i H 105.~R::! 54,3~5 50.!l37 126 Taluk. (\7.068 64,634 Gubbi Taluk l~ l3S,87!) 70,591\ 68;~83 :27 I:! -HA61 39,885 Koratagere T~Jnk R B5,08::! -1-3,380 ·n.70:2 :2 \1 fi7,78:; 67.776 Kunigal Taluk R IH,507 72.11'X 7:'>.3HI 33 38 70.\)83 66.932 Madhugiri Talnk R 14'U,18 73.296 tJ~.'2~~ Hi 12

    5:l,4·r; 50.568 Pavagad!'< Taluk R J')'i.4!l3 5·t,67ii 51,81X ~ 7 l,8,GIIl 65,ilo8 Sira Tall'k R 13S,596 71,006 67,500 xi lO6 .t8.!lli 46,032 Tiplur T"luk R \10,080 50,571 -lc8,30n 102 '77 8fl,53R 77,:Wl Tumkur Ta.luk R e. 170,634 87,07·1 83.550 ~37 ;lOl --1-7.13(\ 46.480 Turuvekere Taluk R !l7,:H:2 48.922 --1-8.4:20 b" 31

    A,'r"nge(l in alphabetical order -___ --- ...A..-----_____ - _ - - Religion not -----~- Oth'2f Heligiou8 Jndefinit{· ~ Total JainH Mnslims Sikh. [lml Pl'fsnadon" beliefs ~t2.t( (I nural ,--...A..-- -, r-~.A.---, ,---...A..-~ r--...A..--~ ,-----...A..------, ,-----"-- ---, Didflet/Tnlnk l',han ~Iaks Femal('s '1~1('" Fem:,k, 't,I!', Fema]cs ~rale8 Females Males FpnHtles :Male., Fem"lts

    .) ~:l 12 13 1-1 l.j 16 Ii l~ I!l ~O ~l :22 T 1,533 1,366 42,223 41,853 24 8 2 TUMKUR R 869 766 26,90t 27,008 18 8 2 U 664- 600 15,322 14,845 6

    Chiknavak:m. R 66 52 ~.4:2!) ~',3R4 8 h,-,Il i Talu k (lubbi Taln\{ R 180 I3!) 3,321 3,498 Kor~ta!!l're Taluk R H\8 J50 1.74~) 1,658 Knnigal Taluk R :28 :!3 4,341 4,4s~ ~Llllhngjri Talnk It 90 \)~ ~,208 ~.lSfi

    l'aya~,,(ln Taluk R 1-1 59 1,180 I,I~f :-;ir[l Talllk R :6 16 :2.382 ~.311)

    .) Tlptur Taluk R ~U 8 1,532 1,4!l0 tl Tumknr Tal nIt B 121 95 6,176 1'.044 :2 It .) TlIrI.veke.,> 'j'"llIk 131\ 13~ 1,583 l.i7~ 5 202

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    Literate (without Primary or .'l. );:\me ot TOLd Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic :\n. Scheduletl Cafte ,------"----~ ,.---...A..-----~ ,-----"----~ ,.----.A--__ ~ Malt-. Fpm~les Males Females Ma.les Females Males Femaleii

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    TUMKUR Total. 5,962 5,349 3,716 4,770 1,482 469 501 91

    Adi Andhl'a 1 6 6 ~ Adidravida 1,32!l 1.019 721 869 408 132 120 14 :l 3.517 3."80 2,259 2,940 795 259 309 69 4 B:mjara or Lambani 5,655 19 14 12 30 4 7 -J. 5 Bhoyj 777 762 543 710 H\fi ~8 4-: .j

    6 Ganti Chores 4 1\ 4, 6 7 H:mdiJogi~ 5 10 3 10 8 ;Koracha 43 4,{ 36 42 7 1 9 Korama 115 10.! 76 86 30 17 7 10 Mochi II!) 99 60 Ffl 45 b 9 ;l

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    11 1~ 13 14 17 19 20 -J

    D1STRICT 245 19 3 14 Total

    1 AdiAndhra 78 '" ~ Adi,lravio.r. 1 l:~ 12 3 s 3 Arlikarna+aka .~ .[ Banjara 01' Lamballi I" 5 BhoVJ

    6 Ganti Chores 7 Handi Jogi~ R KOfnch" D KOf,].ma HI "Iochi

    seT-III PART-A(ii)-EDUCATION IN URBAN

    TmI,KUR Total i 5 7 1 1

    Gowd(Llu 7 i' .~ 1 2 Maloru tl.l~EAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES :-:: m" of Sclwd1l11' Caste I'ISTRICT

    1 Tot~1 Cuwd,l.hl .) ,hL'1'11 216

    SOT-m-PART-B(i)-EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

    Erlucationallevels ,------...A..---______-. Literate (without) Primary or .Junior Matriculation Tot",l Illiterate educational level Basic and above Sl. ,---..A..___ ~ ,----..A..----~ ,----"----. ,----.A.------"'\ ..-.A.-----~ No. N amI' of Scheduled Caste MIl,leA Femalps ~[aips FemaleR MalG8 Females ::\1ale8 Females Males Female8

    2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    • Total 113,817 107,556 100,045 106,047 12,839 1,429 642 74 291 6

    1 Adi Andhra 15 12 8 12 7 2 Adidravida 20,209 19.436 16,50\) 18,\)40 3,370 47~ no 23 100 1 3 Adikarn:ataka (';8,414- 6+,275 61,470 63,564 6,553 6S0 ~58 28 133 3 4 Bnnjara or Lambani 6,9HO 6,651 6,278 6,57\) 680 68 HI 2 13 2 5 Bhovi 15,169 14,315 13.369 14.165 l,fl52 134 110 16 38 6 Dakka.liga 18 10 \) 10 \) 7 Ganti Chore 41 29 38 29 3 8 Handi Jogis 330 307 300 307 27 3 9 Koracha 348 322 297 319 49 3 2 10 Korama 2,IH8 1,933 1,563 1.864 433 64 18 5 4 11 Machala 5 7 3 7 2 12 Mothi 10 14 5 14 5 13 SilIl'kyathas 216 226 164 218 47 8 2 3 3~ 14 Sudugadu Sicldha 34 17 ~ 17 2 15 Undassifil'd 2 2

    SCT-Ill-PART-B(ii)-=EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    Total 211 176 186 172 22 3 1 1 2

    Gowdalu 16 12 14 10 2 2 2 Hakkipikki 13 20 13 20 3 Iruliga 33 9 28 \) 5 4 Jenu Ruruba 67 53 51\ 51 8 1 1 1 2 5 Kltdu Kuruba 64 58 59 58 5

    6 Soligaru . 18 !?4 16 24 2

    SCT-IV PARTS A AND B

    RELIGION FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES

    As all the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes belong to the Hindu Riligion, this table has not been prepared. The Caste-wise and Tribe-wile pepulation has already been given in Table ~CT-I Parte A and B. 217

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

    (Households of members of Scheduled Castes in a 20% Sample of All Households)

    No. of Househol(h enga,!,c(l in Cultivation by size of land in acres Interest in cultivating r----.------.------..A.------. ------") land house. Less Un· cuitivah'd holds than 1 1.0.2.4 2.5-4,9 ".0·7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 ]1;.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ specified

    2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 II 12 13

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    Total 6,578 263 2,134 2,263 1,161 304 214 48 146 35 .J 1

    (a) 5.348 235 1.86i'i I.R30 903 200 165 23 95 24 ,

    (b) 2S6 21 120 87 32 8 7 1 7 3

    (e) 944 7 149 34() 22() 96 42 24 44 8 ------Not'.-Abbreviations for Interest in land given unc1er Column I. (a) Owned or held from Government. (b) Held from private persong or Institutions for paynwnt in money, kind or share. (c) Partly held form G(lvernment and partly from p~ivate persons for payment in money, kind or share.

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

    (Households of members of Scheduled Tribes in a 20% Sample of All Households)

    No. of Households engaged in cultivation by size of lanrl in acres fntreest in cultivating ,..------..A.------~ land house· . Less Un· cultivated holds than I 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9_9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.915.0-29.9 30.0.49.!l 50+ specified

    2 4 i'i 6 7 9 10 11 12 13

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    Total 85 2 27 25 16 5 4 5 1

    (a) 71 22 24 12 3 4 4 1

    (b) 2 2

    (0) 12 3 4 2 ----- Note.-Abbreviations for interest in land given under Column I. (a) Owned or held from Government. (b) Held from private paersons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. (c) Partly held from Government amI partly from private persons for payment in money kind 01 ,hare. 218

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

    Persons employed before, but now out Persons seoking of employment Total non-WOl'k1n~ }'ull tim~ ~mp\oym"nt {ov andseekinp: populal1on sturlents Ihe first lime Walk Others ,----A...----_". ,--A...---~ ,---A..._-. ,---A..._-~ ,--A...-~ PerRons MaleR FemalpH Males Fpmalt'R ~Ia,les Femak" :\fales Females _\In Ips l'\'males

    .) 3 4 5 7 10 Jl 12

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-TOTAL

    Total 102,221 42,007 60,214 7,030 ' 1,616 74 1 3 1 34,900 58,596

    [lIHpratp !)3,307 3.J.,813 58,4!J4 I,Oti3 340 16 33,734 58,154

    Literate (without educational level) . 7,743 6,17l1 1,564 5,078 1,165 11 1,088 399

    Prilllitry or .Junior Basic. 93fl 7\)4 I4:? 724 1O\) 11 1 5n 32

    ;-'Iatriculation or Higher Secondary 207 l!):; 12 142 2 35 17 9')

    Aho\-p, l'.htriculation or Higher Secondary. 28 ~f) 2 :23 :2 2

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL

    Total 95,261 39,061 56,200 5,844 1,255 37 3 33,170 54,945 illiterato 88,17:2 3a,I7:? 55,000 ],034 3:21 32,138 54,679

    Literatp (without educationallevell 6.552 5,416 1,136 4,3Sn s88 4 2 1,021 248

    Prinlllry or Junior Basic. 437 377 no 3n3 45 t) 9 15

    Matriculation or Highf'r Secondary 73 70 3 35 27 7 2

    Above :\Iatriculation or Higher Sf'conclary. 27 :26 1 23 :2

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-URBAN

    Total 6,960 2,946 4,014 1,186 361 37 1 1 1,723 3_.'j, \

    Illiterate 5,135 1,641 3,494 ~!) H) 16 1,1i\l6 3,475

    Literat(' (without educationalle'-el) . 1,191 7()3 428 6s\) :!.7'7 "/ r~Ii 151

    Primar~- or Junior Basic. 499 417 8"- 361 I\,J. Ii ,;' 17

    ~latriculation or Higher Secondary 131 1:'::. n 10i 7

    Above :\Iakiculation or Higher SecondarY. 1 219

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

    Persons employed Persons seeking b('fore. but now out Total non-working Full time employml'nt for of employment population students the first ti me and seeking work Othero r------...A..------.., ,---...A..------.., ,---...A..------.., r----...A..--- -, r---..A---.,. .Persons ~\Iales Females "I ales Female~ l\lal('s Female8 Males };'emal Maks Female,

    .,.J 5 7 9 III 11 l~

    ChiknayakanbalIi Taluk-Rural

    Total 8,384 3,163 5,221 469 112 2,694 5,109 lIlite,ate 7~,2i ~,71n 5,1l~ 73 40 ~,(j37 5J)7~

    ~ , Literate (without edeuational ""pJ) 543 441 10~ 3R4 57 30

    Primary or Junior BasIC . 12 7 5 7 5

    :Ibtriculation or Higher Secondary

    A hove Matriculation or Highcr Secondary. 6 5 1 5

    Gubbi Taluk-Rural

    Total 9,877 3,693 6,184 584 126 3 3,106 6,058

    Illiterate !l,:2!)6 3,~:!7 6,01l!) 126 34 3,101 6,035

    Literate (without educ"tionall('vel) 4HS 3~!) !)!) ;J!).j, 77 5 22

    Primary or Junior Basic. i8 6~ Hi flO 15 :2

    Matricullttion or Higher Secondary 5 5 4

    Above Matriculation or High('r Secondary.

    Koratagere Taluk- Rural

    Total 7,030 2,765 4,265 390 37 1 1 2,373 4,228

    [Ilit('rate 6,573 2,383 4.HlO 10 2,373 4.19('

    Literate (without educationallevcl) 3SH 31S 71 31S 33 :O~

    Primary or Junior Basic. 6:.' .~8 fiK

    :llat,riculation or Higher Secondary '; I] 4

    \ hove I\fatriculution or Higher SecondarY. 220

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

    Persons emplayed Persons seeking before, but now out Total non"working Full time employment for of employment population students the first time and seekingwork Others ,--_..A..__ ~ r-- - .A..- -~ ,-- - A-_--., ,-----"-- - --.,,---A-_-..,. Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    Kunigal Taluk-Rural

    Total 7,543 3,121 4,422 242 65 6 2,873 4,357

    Illiterate 6,968 2.631 4,337 2,631 4,337

    Literate (without educational level) . 546 464 82 232 62 232 20

    Primary or Junior Basic. Ii 14 3 10 3 4

    Matriculation or Higher Secondary 12 12 6 6

    Above Matricultion or Higher Secondary

    Madhugiri Taluk-Rural

    Total 12,421 5,466 6,955 888 189 7 4,571 1,766

    Illiterate 11,494 4,670 6,824 144 60 4,526 6,764

    Literate (without educational level) 875 744 131 699 129 44 2

    Primary or Junior Basic. 41 41 39 1 1

    Matcriculation or Higher Secondary . 9 9 4 Ii

    Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary. 2 2 2

    Pavagada Taluk-Rural

    Total 12,426 5,373 7,053 19 16 2 5,352 7,037

    Illiterate 11,827 4,803 7,024 4,803 7,024

    Literate (without educational level) 581 552 29 5 16 1 546 13

    Primary or Junior Basic . 9 9 9

    Matriculation or Higher Secondary 5 5 3 1 1

    Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 4 -1 2 2 2:21

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

    Persons employed Persons seeking before, but now out Total non.working Full time employmE'nt for of employment and population students the first time seeking work Others r----..A..-----._, ,--..A..-----, ,---..A--.. --,. r--..A..---,. r--..A...---,. Educational levels Persons Males FCUlaJe~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    Sira Taluk-Rural

    Total 12,014 5,232 6,782 931 148 6 4,295 6,634

    Illiterate 11,073 4,400 6,673 17!J 39 4,221 6,634

    Literate (without educationallen'l) 863 i63 100 688 100 1 7!

    Primary or Junior Basic. 72 li3 !J 62 9 1 lII"triculation or Higher Secon,lary . 4 4 4

    Above Matriculation or Higher ~econrlan . .) 2 2

    Tiptur Taluk-Rural

    Total 6,268 2,410 3,858 589 113 1 1,820 3,745 llIiterate 5,6:?8 1,911 3, il7 III 5 1,800 3,712

    Literate (without educationalleyel) ell 47!J 132 458 101 1 20 31

    Primary or Juni(Jl' Basic. 28 1\J \J 19 7 2 l\Iatriculat ion or Higher Secomlary

    Above :llatriculation or Higher Secondary. 1

    Tumkur Taluk-Rural

    Total 14,733 5,921 8,812 1,141 266 11 2 4,767 8,546

    III iterate 13,486 4,951 8,535 229 70 4,722 8,465

    Literate (without edueationalleyel) 1,086 825 261 782 188 2 41 73

    Primary or Junior Basic. 118 104 14 99 7 4 7

    Matriculation or Higher Secondary 31 29 2 20 1 9

    Above Matriculation or Higher ~eeondary. 12 12 11 1

    Turuvekere Taluk--Rural

    Total 4,565 1,917 2,648 591 183 1,326 2,465

    Illiterate 4,005 1,486 2,519 162 73 1,324 2,446

    Literate (without educationllllevel) 560 431 129 429 110 2 19

    Primary or Junior Basic.

    Matriculation or Higher Secondary

    Above Matriculation or Higher ~E'condary 222

    ST-I-MOTHER TONGUE AND BI-LINGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

    Mother tongue and total number of persons returned as speaking a language Subsidiary to the Total Speakers .Mother tongue tiJ. r-- - -..A------.., r-- - - .A..------,. :'{o. Name of Scheduled Tribe Males Females ~Iales Females Subsidiary language

    2 3 4, 5 It 7

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    ALL MOTHER To.~GUES

    Teial 81 all Schedulld. Triiles 218 184 41 30 Kannada (M27, F16). Telugu (M12, F11), Tamil (F3), English (M1), Urdu (M1)

    1. KANNADA

    Tltal 101 77 12 5 Telugu (MH, F5), English (M1)

    1. Gowdalu 18 12 5 Telugu (M4, Fl), English (MI) 2. Hakkipikki 1 S. Iruliga. 8 4 4. Jenukuruba 60 49 3 3 Telugu (1\13, 1<'3) 6. Kadu Kuruba 9 5 4, Telugu (M4, FI) 6. Soligaru (Ii 6

    2. TELUGU

    Tetal 75 69 6 6 Kannada (M6, FS)

    1. Gowdalu Kannada (Ml) 2. Ha.kkipikkl 1 Kannada (F 1) 3. Jenukuruba 7 4 2 1 Kannada (M2, Fl) 4. Kadukuruba 55 46 3 3 Kannada (M3, F3) 5. Soligaru 12 18 Kannada (FI)

    3. MARATHI

    1. Hakkipikki 13 16 3 Tamil (F3)

    4. TA~nL

    Total 11 15 6 9 Telugu (Mi, FS), Kannada (M4, F3), Urdu (M1)

    1. Gowdalu 4 tl 3 3 Kannada (M2, F2), Urdu (MI), Telugu (FI) 2. Iruliga :I Kannada (M2), Telugu (MI) ". Kadukuruba Q Telugu (F5), Kannada (Fl) Maleru 223

    ST-I-MOTHER TONGUE AND BI-LINGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

    Mother tongue and total number of persons returned as speaking a language subsidiary to the Total ~peakcrs Mother tongue Sl. .A.___ -----, ,--___ ....A.. __-. No. Name of Scheduled Tribe Males Females :Males Females Subsidiary language

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    5. IRULIGA

    1. Iruliglt IS 5 Ii 5 Kltunada (M]7, F5)

    6. GUJARATHl

    0 1. Hltkldpikki 2 2 Kannadlt (F:?)

    Chiknayakanhalli Taluk

    ALL MOTHER TONGCES

    Total of all Scheduled Tribes 16 19 6 5 Tamil (M2, F8), Kannada (M2, F2)

    1. .:IfARATHI

    I. Hakkipikki 13 16 4 3 Tamil (M4, F3)

    2. TELUGU

    Total g 2 2 2 Kannada (M2, 12)

    1. Hakkipikki Kannada (Fl) 2. Jenukuruba 3 2 Kannada (M2. Fl)

    ., v- KA~~ADA

    I. Hakkipikki 1

    Gubbi Taluk

    l. KAN"~ADA

    Total of all Scheduled Tribes 4

    l. Jenukuruba 2 2. Kadukuruba 2

    Koratagere Taluk

    1. KANNADA

    Total of all Scheduled Tribes 50 40 3 1 Telugu (M3, F1)

    1. Jeowdalu 10 7 :~ Telugu (M3, 1"1\ :.!, Gnukuruba 40 3:, 224

    ST-I-MOTHER TONGUE AND BI-LINGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

    1\Icther tongue and total number (f persons returned as speaking a language subsidiary to the Total Speakers Mother tongue iSi. ,---.A.---~ ,---.A.-----~ No. Name of Scheduled Tribes Males l'Femalcs Males Females Subsidiary language

    2 3 4 5 6 7

    Kunigal Taluk

    ALL,MOTHER TONGUES

    'total of all Scheduled Tribes 44 85 17 8 Kannada (M17, FS)

    1. TELUGU

    1. Soligaru • 12 18 1 Kannada (FI) 2. KANNADA

    Total • • • 14 10

    1. Iruliga 8 4 2. OJigaru 6 6

    3. IRULIGA

    1. Iruliga 18 5 17 5 Kannada (:11117, F5)

    4. GUJARATHI

    1. Hakkipikki 2 2 Kannada (F2)

    Madhugiri Taluk

    KANNADA

    4 4 I 1. Jenukuruba 3 3 Telugu (M3, F3)

    Pavagada Taluk

    TELUGU

    Total 56 46

    1. Jenukuruba 4 3 2. Kadukuruba 43

    Sira Taluk

    KANNADA

    L. Kadukuruba 3

    Tiptur Taluk

    I;'.\I\XAVA 225

    ST-I-MOTHER TONGUE AND BI-LINGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBEB

    Mother tongue and total Dumber of persons returned as Ipeaking a language subsidiary to the Total Speakers Mother tongue SI. r------""""\ ,------.A------~ :N:>. Name of Scheduled Tribe Males Females Males Females Subsidiary language

    2 3 5 Ii 7

    Tumkur Taluk

    ALL MOTHER TONGUES

    Total of all Scheduled Tribes 14 11 3 10 Telugu (M1, F6), \ Kannada (M2, F4)

    1. TAMIL

    Total 7 6 3 6 Telugu (M1, F5), Kannada (M2, F1)

    1. Iruliga 7 3 Kannada (M2), Telugu (MI) 2. Kadukuruba 6 (j Telugu (F5), Kannada (FI)

    2. KANNADA

    I. Kadukuruba 7 2 Telugu (Fl)

    3. TELUGU

    1. Kadukuruba 3 3 Kannada. (F3)

    Turuvekere Taluk

    KANNADA

    Total 16 13 1 Tamil (F1)

    1. Jenukuruba Ioi 12 2. Kadukuruba 2 I Tamil (Fl)

    TUMKUR 15 226

    ST-IT-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES PerS()n3 employed PArwlls bee-king before but now , mploym~nt fur out of employment ~ Arne of Schdluled Total non-working popubtion Full time stu(len~~ ,he first time and seekirg work Oth, rs Tribe ,------..A._-----, ,---..A._--, ,----..A._- - ... ,----- ..A._-- -, ~-..A._--, Persolls Males Ff'males Meles FeJll[',ks Malis Females Males Femaks Males Fema.les 2 3 4 5 Ij 7 8 H 10 11 12

    Total 188 86 102 85 81 11)2

    Gowdalu 14 3 11 3 II

    2 Hakipikki 16 5 11 5 11

    3 Iruliga HI 15 4 15 4

    4 JcnukuOlba. 5·1 27 27 4 23 7

    5 Kadukuruba 48 23 ~5 ~2 ~5

    6 ~raleru 2 2 2

    i Soligaru 35 13 22 13 22

    1. Chiknayakanhalli Taluk

    Total 20 8 12 8 12

    Jenl1kuruba 4 3 3

    2 nakkipikki 16 5 II 5 11

    2. Gubbl Taluk

    Total 4, 4 4

    Jenukuruha 2 2 2

    .) Kadukuruba " 2 2

    3. Koratagere Taluk

    Total 27 15 12 3 12 12

    Jenukuruba 26 15 II :l 12 11

    .> Go,~dalu

    4_ Ku:oigaJ Taluk • Tota) 51 25 26 25 :6

    lruliga 16 12 4 12 4

    -,. 2 Sc;!igaru 35 13 ~2 13 --

    5, Madhugiri Taluk

    Total 3 J 3

    ry 1 lelmkurullb ., <. 227

    ST-I1-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES-concld.

    Persons employed Persolls seeking before but now employment for out of employment EducJtionallevels Total ll'lll-working )JOpl1L,Uon :Full time studeuis the first time and seeking work Others r------.A.------, r-----..A.---, r---.A..------." ,.....--.A.-----, .---.A..---,. Persons :IIales :Females Mak~ ]<'E'LJ!es .Maks Fmales Males Females Males Females

    3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12

    6. Pavagada Taluk

    Total 80 17 13 2 15 13

    ~ Jeunkuruba .) " 2 2 2 ;Kadukmu lia 25 11 13 11

    7. Sira Taluk

    Total :l 2 2

    Kadukuruba, :l 2

    8 Tiptur Taluk

    Total ti 1 5 1 5

    Gowdalu li 5 5

    9 TUlllkur Taluk

    Total 21 10 11 10 11

    .Kadukuruba 18 7 11 7 II

    Iruliga 3 3 3

    10. Turuvekere Taluk

    Total 15 4 11 4 11

    Jenukuruba 14 4 10 4 10

    Kadukuruba

    15* 228

    E-I CENSUS HOUSES AND THE

    Oc('upj~d Cen~m r------.------.---- J.._ Hot,·I" Sarias, CcllbUS Dh~,rma- Hou&cs shal-.s, Total vacant at TOllrist Total No. of the time of Workbhup hfn-,s [,nd :->1. DIstrict fTalukfCity jTown Rural Census House- 'tlhop-cu'm- cum- In"pectioll ~o_ with population of 50,(1('0 or more Vrbcn Houses li.,ting Dwellings dwelliq,B dwelling~ hru.fF

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    TUM.KUR DISTRICT T 364,834 38,181 237,725 1,224 8,735 627 R 329,446 33,525 215,629 996 8,032 376 U 35,368 4,606 22,094 228 703 251

    I Chiknayltkanhalli Taluk T g.t,SOli ~,865 20,4!l.{ 56 7:::0 3-{ R 31,298 3,340 18.827 54 4[;8 21 U 3,068 525 1,667 2 262 13

    2 Guhbi Tltluk \ 'l' 39,517 3,612 25,!l46 21 724- 35 R 37,137 3,339 24,710 17 586 27 IT 2,380 273 1,:?36 4 138 S

    3 Koratagere Taluk T 25,532 3,111 17,431 64 67 31 R 24,343 2,945 16,638 64 67 29 U 1,189 166 793 0

    4 Kunigal Taluk T 34.818 3,1l19 24,986 125 1,416 57 R 31,879 2,(;73 23,272 58 1,397 32 U 2,\139 4·1-6 1,714 67 19 :::5

    5 Madhugifl Tuluk T 41,31>0 4,53l ;2,1;,147 1!14 755 127 R 38,495 4,167 26,274 184' 740 10J U 2,885 3G4 1,873 10 15 24

    6 Pavagada Taluk T 29,9::7 3,438 1!1.463 28:': 1,617 58 R :':7,6-14 3.144 18,053 233 1,417 41 U 2,283 294 1,'110 49 ZOO 17

    7 "ir.. Tall1k T 37,4H6 3,187 26,778 133 1,4~4 57 R 34,067 2,892 24,339 123 1,473 53 U 3,4~9 ::95 :?,-!.39 10 1 4

    8 Tiptur Tdluk T 34,01l8 :::.0143 1: 1,111 138 831 50 R 29,527 :':,848 16,408 104 817 10 IT 4,561 595 2,703 34 14 411

    9 j"lmkur Taluk T 57,463 6.:!iiO 37,322 192 74!l 148 R 46,387 4,867 29/146 147 718 3(1 U 11,076 1,383 7,376 45 31 109

    10 r'lruvekpre 1'liluk T 30,2+7 3,675 18,0.15 19 382 30 R 28,68!1 3,410 17,612 12 359 :21 U 1,558 265 883 7 23 fl 229

    USES TO WHICH THEY ARE PUT

    Hou1es used 2.8

    .A.. -- - - ______~_~ ______,

    Schools ~,nd Public hpaHh other eelu. Plac"s r.f & medical c~tiona.1 entert:_:>jin­ institutions. i '1stitutions in· ment rond hospit2.ls Shops Factorie~, eluding train, H'lst.urants, community health CCIl· District /Taluk! e'!>Jh:Ung B:1siness workshops ing classes, B'veetmeat. gathering tres, Doctor's Total City/Town ez.tinq houses and an

    10 II I:! 13 14 15 17 3

    6,424 1,709 2,513 1,950 593 370 220 64,615 T TUMl{UR 3,776 1,304 1,23~ 1,764 443 304 120 61,963 R DISTRICT 2,648 405 1,279 186 150 63 100 2,652 e

    573 Ul 210 1:37 56 33 24 8,010 T C;liknayakanahalli 1 403 10·1 ll8 152 47 34 18 7,72'2 R Taluk 170 17 02 Hi 9 2 6 288 U

    6l1) 1401 210 lSI 82 27 ~o 7,905 T Gubbi Ta,luk 2 424 III (.16 14 7,562 R ,,., 172 56 23 186 .,._) II4 9 26 4 6 343 U

    428 t):3 52 131 45 39 Ii) 4,O~5 T l{oratp,gere Taluk 3 360 84 40 120 39 36 6 3,9J5 R 6R 14 12 II 6 3 4 1I0 U

    746 JOo 176 Hi!) 104 32 24 3,81jj. T Kunigal Taluk 421 6R 141 1.58 9:! 25 1I 3.631 R ~2.1) 32 11 12 7 13 :!33 U

    f.sn 253 213 52 ::fi 6,103 T Mllodhug:iri Taluk 5 4<)9 :213 161 200 45 21 5,888 R Ino 55 92 13 7 5 215 U

    178 149 150 20 14 4,237 T Pavagada Taluk 231 I,!l 8<) 140 13 19 (i 4,II7 R 68 37 60 10 7 3 8 1'20 U

    603 2()0 201 In8 48 33 23 4,558 T Sira Talult 7 3~8 158 n 180 2!1 32 II 4,376 R ~75 42 1:!8 18 19 4 12 182 U

    734 171 353 l!)2 69 43 25 8,9~f( T Tiptur Taln], 251 120 178 167 4(\ 33 10 8,525 R 473 51 175 25 23 10 15 403 U

    1,354 281 743 383 50 39 9,843 T Tumknr T.,!", 9 545 178 250 316 29 12 9,~51 J~ 809 103 4n3 tl7 21 27 592 1.'

    148 166 166 33 15 T Tafll ,r-kdC, '1".1 ,'n 10 J:!7 88 159 28 11 H.'176 R ~1 7 .~ 4 Ion (1 230

    E-U-TENURE STATUS OF SAMPLE CENSUS HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY ,AS DWELLING

    Household!; in Census Houses used E;S r------'----,--- District Tuluk:;City/ Total Total No. Workshop- Dwellings ::il. Town with population of Rural Tenure of Shop-cum- CU'ln- with No. 50,000 or more Urhan Status HOl1seho](lR Dwellirg" dwdlipg~ dw('llir,gs other u£es

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    TUMKUR DISTRICT T Total 49,986 48,097 69 1,564 256 Owned 44,930 43,226 42 1,390 217 Rented 5,051 4,811 27 174 39

    R Total 45,320 43,729 66 1,441 84 Owned 42,108 40,716 40 1,298 54 Rf'ntf(I 3,21:1 3,013 26 143 30

    U Total 4,666 4,368 3 123 172 Own<:d 2,827 2,570 2 92 163 Rented 1,839 1,708 I 31 9 \ l. Chiknayakanhalli TaJuk T Total 4,319 4,178 3 128 ]0 Owned 3,935 3,811 1 116 7 Rented 384 367 2 12 3

    R Total 3.930 3,235 3 83 9 Own€'il 3.633 3,550 I 76 6 Benteil 297 285 2 7 3'

    U Total 389 343 45 Owned 302 261 40 Ben ted 87 82 5

    2. Gubbi Taluk T Total 5,370 5,234 135 1 Ownpcl 4,983 4,S5!i 123 1 Rented 387 375 12

    R Total 5,089 4,974 114 Owned 4,790 4,683 100 1 Rented 299 291 8

    U Total 281 260 21 Owned 193 176 17 Rented 88 84 4

    l\. Koratagere Taluk T Total 3,519 3,473 19 10 17 Owned 3,234 3.Hl8 13 9 14 Bented 285 275 6 1 3

    R Total 3,359 3,313 19 10 17 Owned 3,124 3,088 13 9 14 Rented 235 225 6 3

    U Tetal 160 160 'Owned llO llO Rented 50 50

    4. KU'1igal Tal-uk T Total 5,405 4,998 6 238 163 Owned 5,020 4,631 4 2::?4 16] , Rented 385 367 2 14 2 231

    E-n-TENURE STATUS OF SAMPLE CENSUS HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS BOUSD USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLING ~contd.

    Households in Census Houses used as ..A. .---~- Distriet.jTaluk/CityI Tote'! Total No. Workshop. Dwelling~ Sl. Town with population of Rural Tenure of Shop.cum. cum· with No. 50,000 or more Urban Status Households Dwellings dwellings dwelJiy,gs othn ueBS

    '2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    Kunigal Taluk- Conla. n Total 5,042 4,794 5 237 6 Owned 4,661 4,431 3 223 4, Rented 381 363 2 H 2

    U Total 363 204 1 157 Owned 359 200 1 1 157 Rented 4

    Ii. Madhugiri Taluk T Total 5,828 5,680 7 137 4 Owned 5,279 5,154 2 123 Rent('d 549 526 5 1 " R Total 5,443 5,295 7 137 4 Owned 5.046 4,923 2 123 Rented 397 374 5 14 4

    U Total 385 385 Owned 233 233 Rented 152 15:~

    6. Pavltgl!.da'ralnl; T Total 4,307 3,964 19 309 15 Owned 3,959 3,658 12 282 7 Rented 348 306 7 27 8

    R Total 3,960 3,654 19 273 lot Owned 3,727 3,454 12 254 7 Rentc

    U Total 347 310 36 1 Owned 232 204 28 Rented 115 106 8

    .. "ira Taluk T Total 5,689 5,493 1 271 14 Owned 5,153 4,901 1 245 6 Rented 536 502 26 8

    R Total 5,188 4,918 267 3 Owned 4,796 4.551 244 1 Rented 392 367 23 2

    V Total 501 485 4- 11 Owned 357 350 1 5 Rented 144 135 3 6

    8. Tlptur Tutu!. T Total 4,153 3,94:: II 172 28 Owned 3,581 3,-H1 7 143 20 Rented 572 531 4 29 8

    R Total 3,597 3,394 11 1U4 28 Owned 3,:36t< 3,200 7 141 20 Rented 229 194 4 :!:J 8 232

    E-II-TENURE STATUS OF SAMPLE OENSUS HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN OENSUS HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLIMG-concld.

    Households in Census Housel used as r------_j.__.------" SI. District/Taluk/City/ Total Total No. Workshop- Dwellings No. Town with population cf Rural TE'nure of Shop-c1lm- Cltm- with 50,000 or more Urban Status Households DweJlin!!s dwellings dwellings other uses

    1. 2 3 4, [; 6 7 8 9

    Tiptur Taluk-Conclo. U Total 556 548 8 Owned 213 211 2 Rented 343 3117 6

    9. Tumkur Taluk T Total 7,693 7,583 3 Hl5 2 Owned 6,294 6,217 2 75 Rented 1,399 1,366 I 30 2

    R Total 6,195 6,093 2 100 Owned 5,586 5,509 2 75 Rented 609 584 25

    \ U Total 1,498 1,490 1 5 2 Owned 708 708 Rented 790 782 1 5 2

    10. Turuvekere Taluk T Total 3,703 3,642 59 2 Owned 3,497 3,446 50 Rented 206 196 9

    R Total 3,517 3,459 56 2 Owned 3,377 3,329 47 Rented 140 130 9

    Total 186 183 3 Owned 120 117 3 Rented 66 66 233

    E-m-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FAOTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT

    N umber of factories and workshops by size of employmcnt Division, Major ------..A..------_-- --., Group and Kind of ~ 100 Minor Group fuel or 1 2-5 6-9 10-19 20-49 1l0-99 persons of I.S.I.('. power u8('a Total person persons persons persons persons pel'sons and abovp

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 !) 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL AIl DIvisions Total 9,266 4,175 4,768 282 92 3 1 I All Fuels 464 198 191 34 89 1 1 (a) Electricity 227 85 69 32 39 1 1 (b) Liquid Fuel 22 12 10 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 8 S (d) Other power 212 101 109 2 II No power 8,802 3,977 4,572 198 53 2

    Division 0 Total 820 424 394 2 I All Fuels 1 1 (a) Electricity 1 1 II No power 819 424 393 2

    Major Total 820 424 394 2 Group 04 I All Fuels 1 (n) Electricity 1 II No POW"f 819 424 393 2

    Minor Total 1 1 Group 041 n No power 1

    Minor Total 819 4~4 393 2 Group 045 I All Fuels (n) Electricity II No power 81R 424 Sn;? 2

    Division 2 & 3 Total 8,446 3,751 4,369 230 92 3 1 I All Fuels 463 198 190 34 39 1 1 (a) Electricity 226 85 68 32 39 1 1 (b) Liquid Fuel 22 12 10 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 3 3 (d) Other power 212 101 109 2 II No power 7,983 3,553 4,179 196 53 2

    Major Total 418 21S 189 16 Group 20 I All Fuels 371 186 169 ~6 (a) Elpctricity 138 74 50 14 (b) Liquid Fuel 21 11 10 (d) Other powpr 212 101 109 2 II No power 47 27 20

    l'tfinor Total 172 9·) G7 13 Grcup 20() I All Fuels 156 82 61 13 (a) Electricity 134 71 50 13 (b) Liquid Fuel 21 11 10 (d) Other power 1 II No power 16 ]0 II 234

    E-llI- CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-cantd.

    Number of fa,c:Ol'i8B and workshops by size of employment Dh~i8ions, Major ,------.------.A.------~-~_;- Group and Kind cf Minor Group fuel or I 2-5 6-g 10-19 20-49 50-99 peLsonb of J.S.LC. power used Tot~l pcr~on persons persons p'w;,ons p~rsons person, and above

    4 5 6 7 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL (ron/d,)

    Minor Total 10 6 4 Group 202 I All Fuels I 1 (a) Electricit}' I I II No power 9 5 4 Minor Total' 2~K 113 112 3 Group 207 I All Fuels ~14 103 108 3 (a) Electricity 3 2 (el) Other ,power 211 101 10g .J II Ko power 14 10 4 Minor Total 8 :2 (l Group 20fl II No powf'r 8 2 (l l\fajor Total II 7 4 Group 21 I All Fuels :J :2 (a) Electricity :2 2 II Ko power !l [) 4 Minor Total 4 2 2 Group 214 II No powpr 4 ') :> l\j;inor Total Group 218 II No power 1

    Minor Total f\ 4 2 Group '2lfl I All Fuels .) 2 (a) Electricity 2 :2 II No pcwer 4 :2 :2 Major Total 255 45 174 2:; 12 :2 Group 2~ II No power 255 4,') 174 22 12 2 Minor Total 249 .t5 173 18 11 :2 Group 220 II No power 249 45 173 18 11 "2

    Minor Total 1 Group 225 II No power 1 1

    Minor Total 5 4 1 Group 226 H No power 5 4 1

    Major 1 n.) Total 884, "-- 631 75 56 Group 2~ All Fuels 68 11 18 38 (a.) Electricity 68 II IS 38 II No powpr 816 l:?l B~O 57 IR

    \finor Total Group 2:11 II No power 235

    E-llI-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POTVER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT Oontd.

    Number ofF,1Ctories and workshops by size of omployment ,---______' ______.A----______---__ _, Division, Major Group and Kind of 100 Minor Group fuel or 2-5 6-9 10-19 :20-49 50-99 persons

    of LS.LC. power usecl. Total persotl parRons p('rson~ persons persons persons aUfI abov>

    2 ::! 4 5 6 7 R 9 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL (Cont.l.)

    Jlrinor Total 13 4 5 .,n Group 233 II No power 13 4 5 3

    Minor To·al 68 11 18 38 Group 234 I All Fuels 68 II 18 38 (a) Electricity fi8 11 IS 38

    Minor Totill 80n 114 (,J5 5·t 17 Grt'UP 23!i If No power 800 ll4 615 54 17

    Minor Total :J :l Gronp 238 II No pmvpr 2 :2

    Mejor Tot 1 150 23 12fi Group 24- II No pewer 150 :23 12

    Minor Total 150 :23 126 Group 244 n No powpr 150 23 12fi

    Major Total 1,700 41i7 U83 55 5 Group 25 n No power 1.700 4m 1,183 55 5

    Minor Total [) 3 1 Group 250 II No power Ii 3 1

    !lIinor Total Group 253 IT No pow"r

    :Minor ToteJ 1.694 454 U8I Ii4 I) Group 21)5 II No power 1,h9{ 454 1,181 54 5

    Major Total 63 17 42 3 Group :'6 II No power 63 17 4:2 3

    Minor Total 9 9 Group 262 II No power 9 \)

    Minor Total 50 8 38 3 Group 264 II No power 50 ' 8 38 3

    Minor Total 4 .4 Grnup 265 II ,No power 4 4

    Major Total 668 495 173 Group 27 I All Fuels 1 (a) Electricity 1 II No power 667 ' 494 173

    Minor Total 664 491 173 'Group 273 IT No pcwer 664 4!l] 173 236

    E-II1-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT--contd.

    Numb"r of ftc tor iE'S antI work .. hops by size of employmellt ,---______.__ ..A.. ______---- Division, Major ~~--.. Group and Kind of lOO Minor Group fuel or 2-5 0-9 lO-l~l 20-Ml 50--91l person. of LR.H'. power use(l To'd penmll persons persons persons l1C'l'SODR r PTROn ' and aboVE (l 2 ".) 4 5 6 -; R If)

    TUMKUR DISTRICT--RURAJ, ((,'·ntd.)

    Miror Total 3 3 GlOnp :274 I All Fuels (a) Electricity IT No power 2 2

    lIfir.{)!' Total 1 Group 27R IT No rower 1

    Major Told 1,OG7 442 5n7 :'>1 7 Group 28 I All Fuels ., 1 (a) Electricity 2 1 II No power " 1,06ii 442 596 21 fi

    Minor Total 252 141 102 4- :5 Group 280 T All Fuels 2 I (a) ElE'ctricity 2 1 II :-' 0 pOWf'l' 250 l,t! ]01 4 4

    Minor Totnl 2 2 Owup 281 II No power 2 .}

    MilloI' Tot,,1 7 4 3 Cropp 283 II No power 7 4 3

    Minor Total 1 1 Group 284 II No pow<1' 1 1

    Minot' Total 707 ~90 '~R8 17 2 Group 288 II Xo power 707 290 4RB \7 2

    Minor Total 8 5 3 Group 28n IT No POW P1' 8 5 3

    Major Total 4- 4- Group 30 I All Fuels 3 3 (a) Eiectricity 3 3 11 No power 1

    Minor Total 3 3 ("roup 302 I All Fuels :2 2 (a) Electricity 2 2 II No power 1 • Minor Total 1 Group 30:> I All Fuels 1 ,(a) Electricity 1 1

    MaJor Total 565 431 131 2 Group 3J II No power 565 431 131 " lInnor Total '58 16 39 1 2 Group 310 n No power 58 16 39 1 2 237

    E-III-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POTVER AND NO POlVER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd

    Number of f",ctones aHd worh,hops by size of en~ p~oyml'11t Di\-i,ion, :Major ,- _ ~ _------~------"------,. Group and KinG of 1(10 :'I1inor Group fuel or ~-f) li-I! li1- itl ::0-49 50-I)!) I'('rGOllS of J.S.I.C. power used TJt!>l per,oa per~olls person" p .... l';:,ons per':)OtJ'" persons "'Btl ",boye

    2 3 4 5 6 7 b ~I 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT--RURAL (Co~!d,)

    Miror Total 467 377 9() f~roup 311 II No power 467 377 90

    Mir,or Tet!>l 18 17 Group 313 II No power 18 17 lIIil,or Total 2~ 21 Group 314 II No po·.,'er 22 :H lIInjor Total 7 6 Group 33 II No power 7 0

    Minor Total Group 330 II No power

    :Mir.vI Total 2 1 1 Oroup 332 II No pewer 2

    :\fi1:or Total 2 2 Group 335 II !'-io power 2 2

    Minor Total 2 2 Group 339 II No power 2 2

    Major Total 850 345 471 24 8 1 Group 34 & 35 I All :Fuel" 6 3 1 (:1) Elecll'lcity :? 1 (b) Liquid Fuel (c) Coal. Wood & BagasRe 3 3 II No power 844 344 ,168 24 8

    Minor, 'To'al 104 31 b! V 1 1 Group 34() I All :FuE'ls 3 1 1 (<1) Electricity :? \1) LIquid Fuel 1\ Xo power lOt 30 ol (i 1

    Minor Total 56 1.1, 42 Group :"1~ I All Fuels 3 3 (c) Co,,1, \\'ooel & B:cgas8e 3 3 II No power 53 H 3!1

    Minor Total 42 18 :22 Group 3,11 II No powAr 42 18 2~

    ~rinor Total 7 7 Group 34+ II No POWq· ;' 7

    ~Illlor Total e,3!) 275 3,11 1~ li Group 350 II No power v39 275 341 17 (i 233

    E-III-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POTVER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT- contd.

    Number of f.wtorios and work~hop, by size of employment Division, Major r------~------~ Group a.nd Kind of 100 "!'t1inor Group fuel or 2-5 G-\J 10-19 ~0-49 50-99 persons

    of LS.1.0. power uscJ. Total pcr

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL (Conld.) ., ~Iinor Tohl 2 Group 359 II ~o power ~ ~ Major Total 655 350 298 7 Group 36 I. All Fuels 3 2 1 (a) Electricity 3 ~ II No pow!"r ()5~ 348 :297 7 ., J\1inor Total 5 3 k Group 365 II Xc power 5 3 2

    Minor Total 20 5 13 2 Group 367 II No power 20 5 13 2

    Minor Total 630 34~ 283 5 Group 3li9 I All Fuels 3 :2 1 (a) Electricity 3 ~ II No power li~7 3-10 ~8~ 5

    Major Total 1 Group 37 I All Fuels 1 1 (a) Electricity 1 1

    Minor Tc·tal 1 1 Group 370 I All Fuels 1 1 (a) Electricity 1 1

    Major Total 5li :28 ~7 1 Group 38 I All Fuels 5 :2 3 (a) Electricity 5 2 3 II No power 51 26 ~4 1

    ~1inor Total 5 2 3 Group 380 I All Fueis 5 ~ 3 (a) Electricity 5 2 3

    Minor Tota.l 2 :! Group 384 II No power 2 :!

    Minor Total 48 24 23 1 Group 388 II No power ,18 24 23 1

    Minor Total 1 1 Group 389 II No power 1 1

    Major Total 1,09~ 766 3~1 -1 Group 39 1 All Fuele 1 1 (a) Electricity 1 1 II No power 1,091 766 3~0 4 1

    ~1inor Total 1 Group 392 II No power 1 23~

    E-llI--CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POlVER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd.

    Number of fa.ctories and wOlk,hops by size of emplo~ ment ~ivisions. Major ------..A..----______~_~ _____ Group and ;K\nd of 100 I' Minor Group fuel L'r :2-5 O-D HI-IH ::0-49 50-99 _PCrEO:CS of I.S.1.C. power used Tob1l person p<;reons persons pi.'r~ons penon" pt'rwr.s 'r d r.I:,ov(' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-RURAL (Concld.)

    Minor Tot~,l 1,0:H 719 ~97 4 Group 393 I All Fuels 1 (a) Electricity II No pc,,'cr 1,020 7UJ ~96 4

    Minor Total Group S(J4 II No pewer

    Minor Total 69 45 24 Group 399 II No power 09 45 24

    TUMKUR DISTRICT- URBAN

    All Divisions Total 1,982 797 1,034 59 60 27 4 I All Fuels 210 85 98 10 14 2 1 (a) Electricity 1S9 81 91 10 14 2 1 (b) Liquid Fuel 1 1 (c) Coal, Wood and Bagasse 6 2 4 (d) Other power 4 1 3 II No power 1,772 712 936 49 46 25 3

    Division 0 Total 1 1 II No power 1 1

    .'.Iajor Total 1 1 Group 04 II No power 1

    Minor Total 1 Group 045 II Xo power 1

    Division 2 &3 Total 1,981 797 1,033 59 60 27 4 I All Fuels 21 85 98 10 14 2 1 (a) Electricit y 19 81 91 10 14 2 1 (b) Liquid Fuel 1 1 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse (] 2 4 (d) other power 4 1 3 II No power 1,771 712 935 49 46 25 3

    Major Total 203 74 101 12 11 6 Grcup ::0 I All }<'ueIR ao 64 (]::! 6 7 (a) Electricity 136 63 59 6 7 1 ( tl) Other power 4 1 3 II No power 65 10 39 6 4, 5

    1')') ~Iir.or Total 63 53 3 2 Grollp 200 1 All Fuels ll!J 6;! 52 3 1 1 (a) Electriciiv 11!) , 62 e_~.) 3 1 1 II No power 3 1 1 1 ....

    Min01 Total 3 2 1 (~rou}J 205 II No pow", 3 2 240

    E-III- CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POlVER USED AND SIZE 9F EMPLOYMENT-contd.

    Number of f"c~ories and workshops by size of employment Division, Major r------..A------, 100 Group and IGnd of 1 2-5 6-9 10-19 20--49 50-99 persons Minor Group fuel or Total person persons persons persons person" persons and abo\'e of LS.I.C. power used

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-URBAN (Conia.)

    30 .) 12 3 8 4 Minor Total 21 2 10 3 6 Group 207 I All Fuels (a) Electricity 17 1 7 3 6 (d) Other power 4 1 3 II No power !J 2 2 4 1

    46 8 33 4 1 Minor Total 46 8 33 4 Group ~O9 II No power

    35 ::3 II Major To~aJ 21 15 5 1 Group 21 I All Fuels \ (a) Electricity 18 12 5 1 (b) Liquid Fuel 1 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 2 :] II No power 14- 8 6

    5 5 Minor Total 1 I Gronp 214 I All Fuels (e) CO:1I, Wood & Baga~se 1 1 II No power 4 4

    29 17 11 Minor Total 19 13 5 1 Group 218 I All Fuels (a) Electricity 18 1:1 5 1 (b) Liqud Fuel 1 II No power 10 4 6

    Total 1 1 ~lmor 1 1 , Group 219 I All Fuels (c) ('0a.1. Wood & Baga,sse 1 1

    130 47 28 \l 29 16 1 Major Total 130 47 28 9 29 16 1 Group 2j II No power

    130 47 28 !) 29 16 1 Mir,or Total 130 47 :!8 9 29 16 I Group 220 Il No power

    2:27 87 130 6 2 Major Total 1 Group :!3 I All Fuels (a) Electricity 1 :] II No power 226 86 130 6

    fj 1 2 Minor Total (j 1 2 . Group 231 If _No power

    1 Minor Total Group 234 All Fueb (a) Electricil) 241

    E-m-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACT«;)RIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd. Number of hctories and workshops by size oi employment Divisions, Major r------~------"-:\ Group and Kind of 100 Minor Group fuel or :!.-~) o-H lO-I!! :!O-4!! 50-f)!! person~ of LS.LC. power used Total person per80n~ persons persons persons personR and above 2 3 4 5 (i i S 9 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-URBAN (Contd.)

    ~linor Total 219 S4 1~8 6 Group 235 II No power 219 84 12R 6

    ;}linor Total Group ~39 II No power 1

    Major Total 1 Group 24 II No pow!'r 1

    "lmor Total 1 Group 24·1 II No power 1

    Major Total 281 9! 180 I) Group 25 I All Fuels 1 1 (a) Electricity 1 II No power 28(1 91 180 !J

    Minor Total 1 Group 250 I All Fuels 1 (a) Electricity 1 1

    :\Iinor Totel 280 91 180 !) Group 255 II No power 280 91 180 \}

    Major Total :! Group 26 I All Fuels :.l (a) Electricity :l

    Minor Total :2 1 Group 263 I All Fuels 2 I (a) Electricity :!

    Major Total 359 182 174 :! I All Fuels 2 Group :!7 ., (a) Electnclty II No power 357 I8:.! 173 :! ., Minor Total 1 1 Group 271 I All }<'uels 1 1 (a) Electricity II No power 1

    Minor Total 33ti 180 174 .J Group 273 I All Fuels 1 (a) Electricity 1 . II No power 355 180 173 :! :tIlinor Total 1 1 Group 274 II No power 1

    Major Total 143 64- 6ll 6 3 Group 28 I All Fuels 7 1 3 .) (a) Electricl ty 6 1 2 :2 (c) Coal, Wood & Eagatibe 1 II No power 136 63 \)6 4- .)

    TUMKUR 16 242

    E-llI-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFiED Bt'IN])USTQY, POlVER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd.

    l\ umber of hetGries and workshope by size of employment Divbion, Major r------"------Group and Kind of 100 Mi',or Group fu ,lor 2~5 (j-9 10-19 20--·49 50-99 persons of I.S.I.C, power uSAd Total person persons persons persons per~ons persons and above

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-URBAN-(conld.)

    Minor Total 40 i ~(j 4 3 Group 280 I .~11 Fupls Ii 3 :2 (<1) Elf-'chicity 5 :2 :2 1 (e) Coal, Woou. & ncl~a~5(': 1 Il No power 34 7 :23 .J :!

    Minor Tot"l .J 1 Group 281 II No power .) 1 lIfinor Total :! 2 Group 2iH II No power .\ 2

    Mi nor Total 1 1 Group 257 II ]1;0 power 1 1

    !\Iinor Tot"l 94 4v 4J :2 1 Group 288 I All Fuejs 1 (al Elcc) rici t ~ 1 1 II Xo po\\er 93 4t) 4~ :2

    Minor Total 4 4 Group 289 II No power 4 4

    .) Major Total 33 ;;., ~5 1 Group 30 I All FuelS 17 l:l (a) Blectri<"]ty 17 .) 13 II No power 16 3 12

    Minor Total :l3 5 .J'_.J ~ Group 30;] I All Fuels 17 .) 13 1 (a) Ekctncity 17 .) 13 1 II ~o power 16 3 1:l 1

    Major Total 4n ,,-~.) 17 Group 31 II No power 4!J 3:? 17

    !\linor Total 37 ~5 l:! Group 311 II No pOller 37 :~5 1:2

    lIIinor Total U 7 5 Group 314 II No power l:.l 7 5

    Major Total 3 1 :2 Group 32 All Fuels :l :l (e) Coal, 'Yood & Bagass(' .) :! 1I No power '1 ., Minor 1'01,11 .) Group B:l(l All Fueb .) :l (e) Coal &: iVooel & Bagasse 2 2 IT No power 1 1 243

    E-ll- CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-corM.

    :x ulllber of factonc8 and workshops by 8ize of ellll'l(Jymellt r- ______.____ ._..A--- ______- -.------, Division, Major Group and ;Kind of 100 Minor Group fuel or ~-3 G·-\! 10-10 :!U--4!-l 50-!J1J persons of 1.8.1.C. pewpr used 1'01al person person, persons persons persons persons and abovt' 1 .) 3 ± G 7 9 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT-URBAN (Contd.)

    .) .) Major Total 54 12 3. Group 33 I All Fuels 5 3 .) (a) Electricily 4 (c) Coal, Wooa & Bagasse' I .) II No pOW!'T 49 11 1 1

    .) l\linor Total Group 333 II Ne power

    Minor Total 40 8 31 Group 335 II No power 40 8 31 1

    .) Minor Total 6 2 Group 336 I All Fuel.. 3 :! (a) Electricity 3 .) 1 II No power 3 1

    3 Minor Total 6 3 1 Group 339 All Fuels 2 1 (a) Electricity 1 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 1 1 II No power 4 2

    12 2 .) 1 Major Total 22 5 1 1 Group 34 & 35 I All Fuels 2 ( a) Electricity 2 1 1 II No power 20 5 11 2 2

    Total 9 7 1 1 I All Fuels ~ 1 1 (a) Electricity 2 1 1 II No power 7 6 1

    1 Minor Total 1 Group 3-H II No power

    (j .) 4 Minor Total (j .) 4 Group 350 II No power

    Minor Total 1 1 Group 351 1I No power

    1 Minor Total 3 3 1 Group 357 II No power

    Minor Total 1 Group 359 II No pO\\'er

    IG 4!l ;i 3 Major Total i± Group 36 I All Fueb (<\) Eleetrtcity f. II No power 7:! IG 4s 16* 244

    E-In- CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPi C~ASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd.

    x ,lmb"r of factofl~S and workshops 11)" siz(' d employnH nt Division, Major ,------'------"'----'---' --, ------, Group and Kind of 100 Minor Group fuel or 1 ::!-5 -6-9 1O-1\l ~0-4\) 50-!)\J persons of LS.LC. power med Total person persons "persons persons persons per~ons and above

    ,) 3 4 5 6 7 8 \J 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT- URBAN (Gonid.)

    Minor Total 1 Group 360 II No power

    Minor Total to 9 10 Group 367 I All Fuel. (a) Electricity II No power 19 9 10

    Minor Total 1 Group 35S II XO power 1

    Minor Total 52 7 37 5 2 1 Group 369 I All Fuels I 1 (a) Electricity 1 . 1 II No power 51 7 36 5 :!

    Major Total 10 4 6 Group 37 I All Fuels 2 2 (ao) Electricity 2 2 ", II No power 8 4 4

    Minor Total 1 .. ' Group 372 I All Fuels 1 (a) Electricity 1

    Minor Tota.l 7 3 4 Group 37S I All Fuels 1 (a) Electricity 1 1 ., J II No pow!'r 6 3 3

    Minor Total 2 1 1 Group 379 II No power 2 1

    Major Total 141 62 76 3 Group 38 I All Fuels a 3 (a) Electricity 3 3 II No power 138 62 73 3

    Minor Total 2 2 Group 380 I All Fuels 2 2 (a) Electricity 2 2

    Minor Total 20 3 14 3 Group SS-4c I All Fuels 1 1 (a) Electricity 1 1 II No power 19 3 13 3

    Minor Total 119 59 60 Group 3S8 II No pow!"r nil 59 60 245

    E-Ill-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-concld.

    Number of factories and workshops by size of employment Division, l\Iajor ,-______.A.------~ Qroup and Kind of 100 Minor Group fuel or 2-5 6-9 10·19 20-49 50-99 person. of1.S.I.C. power ueed Total person personq pers:ms pereona person. persons andabov.

    2 3 4 5 6 7 R 9 10

    TUMKUR DISTRICT- URBAH-concld.

    Ma.jor Total :?12 91 114 ~ 4 Group 39 I All Fuels 3 1 1 1 (a) Electricity 3 1 1 II No power 209 91 113 1 3 1

    Minor Tota 23 10 13 Group 392 I All Fuelsl 1 1 (a) Electricity 1 1 II No power 22 10 12

    Minrr Total 150 67 82 1 Group 393 II No power 150 67 82 1

    Minor Total 6 :I :I Group 394 II No pewer 6 3 :I

    Mimr Total 33 11 16 2 3 Grou? 399 I AU Fuels 2 1 (a) Electricit:v 2 II No power 31 11 16 2 246 E-IV-DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN BY PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF WALL (Based on

    Predominant lIaterial r------.A..

    Total Grass, Total Xo. of Leaves, Unburnt :Burnt Sl. DistriotjTaluk/CityjTowh Rural House. Reeds or Mud Bricks Bricks No. with population of 50,000 (If more' Urban holas Bamboo Timber

    3 4 r; (i 7 8 9

    TUM;KUR DISTRICT T 49,986 2,284 6 27,785 3,138 8,66~ R 45,320 2,179 2 26,318 1,397 2,702 F 4,668 55 4 1,467 1,741 963

    139 1. Chiknayakanhalli '[aluk T 4,3U) 704 ~,827 33 R 3,930 704 2,476 138 U 389 351 33

    2. Gubbi TaJuk T 5,370 165 3,594 165 538 R 6,089 lfi4 3,442 39 538 U 281 152 126

    208 3. Korata~ere Taluk T 3,519 (i3 1,841; no R 3,359 63 1,823 85 110 U IBLl 23 123

    4. Kunigal Taluk T 5,405 ~9 1 2,857 ~4 320 R 5,042 28 ~,612 17 , 210 '(T 363 1 246 7 110

    5. Madhugiri Tsluk T 5,828 (i8 2,938 349 375 R 5,443 M 2,848 94 375 U 385 4 90 255

    6. Pavagada Tsluk 'f 4,307 .()4- 808 238 13 R 3,960 63 778 178 12 U 347 30 60 1

    7. Sirs Taluk T (),68!) ,,70 2 3,383 135 243 R 1),188 54!) 3,134 l.l 243 U 501 21 2 24-9 121

    ~. 'l'iptur Taluk T 4,153 340 1 2,966 102 367 R 3,597 31!) 1 ~,781 2 119 U 556 :.!I 185 106 24~

    'J. Tllmkur Taluk T 7,693 ~3 4,181 J ,815 1,307 R 6,195 ~l 4,136 H67 717 V . 1,498 2 45 848 590 i I) l'uTuvekerfl'rall1k T 3,703 :208 2,385 60 253 . R 3,51i ~f)4 ~,288 1 240 IT 11<() 07 68 13 241

    OENSUS HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLINGS AND PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF ROOF

    20% Sample)

    of Wall Predominant l\faterial of Roof ------; r------______A ______------,. C.T. Grass, Corruga. sheets Leave•. ted iron, or R~ed< zinc or All other All Thatch Tiles. ether Asbestos Brick Concrete and other 81. metal Oement other Wood Or Slate, metal, Cement, and stone material No. Sh""tR Stone conC"rC'te ma,terial Bamboo Rhingk ~hpet" Sheets lime

    19 20 1 10 11 I=, 13 14 15 16 17 18

    1,211 27,263 17 12,874- 1 266 91,146 12,245 102 18 1 799 26,602 17 12,556 1 148 8,505 9,376 31 6 1 412 661 318 118 641 2,869 71 12

    10 969 1;; 582 18 1,246 2,091 2 1 1 li !l69 15 582 15 1,235 1,71!) 3 11 372 .> 4

    ·if) 3.097 2 898 10 1,034 1,185 8 34 3,059 897 0 1,0~1 969 6 38 13 216 " 12

    130 2,913 3 11283 !) 290 182 2 2 110 2.800 1.261) 9 290 155 2 2 20 113 14 27

    42 3,~56 4 2,158 1 15 710 1,396 1 :!3 3,236 2.158 1 15 6~4 1,108 36 288 19 ~O

    ·107 4,:>(:0 5 2,097 76~ 94 5 ., 302 4,459 2.06:.1 637 33 105 91 35 1 125 61 3

    106 2,H78 6 3,118 66 1.303 15 5 71 2,7l9 2,863 66 1.161 R 35 159 255 14~ 7 4

    H\3 4,053 7 1,2407 IOO 1,133 336 3 1::3 3,890 ' 1,243 5 1.061 113 40 163 4 104 7:! 2~3 3

    fil) 2:~:! 8 367 10 1,01!) ~,817 7 S 2 ;; 21\} 365 ]0 897 :!.472 I:, :2 l:!2 345 6 6 n·l

    \) :;(J~ :.L~~\I\ :l 350 15 913 ~,616 66 Ii \17 :1.:--5;) .) 343 !) 813 1,H7 15 jl);; 37 7 6 100 1,HHl ,;1 tJ

    .~ ') lAIr; 10 774 13 736 1.513 3 :;~ 1.3'"'-:- n( 10 716 1,382 3 ~-; 3 ~o 131 " - 24i

    E-V-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF (Based on

    Households Household with no regular room with one room

    , ___..A..- ____~ , ____---A.-- ___~ District/Taluk/ Tot,al 'rotal no. of City/Town with Total no. of Ulcmbers No. of No. of members No. of No. of members , __..A. __ .__ ~ 81. population of Ruml :kouse- Tot&1 no. house- ,_-..A.---" house- (-_..A..-~ No. 150,000 Or mori' Frban holels M~ley Femake ofrcoms hold. MalIC's Females holds Males Females

    I " 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

    TUMKUR DISTRICT T 49,986 135,172 130,125 89,758 3,885 8,885 8,779 18,419 4,489 42,986 1~ 45,320 122,328 117,938 78,010 3,787 8,659 8,560 17,404 4,377 41,096 1I 4,666 12,844 12,187 11,748 98 226 219 1,015 2,112 1,890

    1. Chikna,:vakanh&1li T&luk T 4.319 II,551 10,804 7,359 385 8:?H 81:2 1,408 3,207 3,135 R 3,930 10,520 9,838 6,437 383 826 809 1.359 3.1~3 3,056 1I 389 1,031 966 922 .) 3 3 49 84 79

    ~. Gubbi Talnk T 5,370 14,599 14,121 8,712 386 832 8iO 2,399 5,528 5,440 R 5,089 13,773 13,416 7,958 386 832 870 2.342 5,417 5,329 U 281 826 705 754 1\7 111 111

    3. Koratag0re Taluk l' 3,51g 8,751 8,230 6,240 215 493 485 1,449 3.222 3,010 R 3,359 8,324 7,849 5,828 215 493 485 1,426 3,188 2.981 U 160 427 381 412 23 34 29

    4. Kunigal Talnk T 5,405 14,780 14,664 9.845 480 1,062 1.071 1,881 4,353 4,473 R 5,0402 13,872 13,752 8,937 468 1,04() 1,052 1,813 4,216 4,337 U 363 908 912 908 12 22 HI 68 137 136

    5. 1\Iadhugiri Taluk T 5,828 15,106 15,657 11,873 59 132 ll3 2,208 4.873 6,430 R 5,443 14,0:17 11,606 10,827 5H 12(; 107 2,129 4.716 6,292 U 31'5 1,079 1.051 1,045 1 6 6 79 157 138

    6. Payagltcl& T&lnk T 4,307 11,705 10,99(1 6,617 491 1,16(1 988 1,959 4,798 4,494 R 3,960 10,707 10,034 5,776 491 1,166 988 1,859 4,566 4,311 U 347 \)98 962 841 100 232 183

    7. Sira Taluk T 5.689 15,376 14,307 8,658 383 863 887 :2,914 6,934 6,199 R .5,188 13,921 12.9fl3 7,469 381 861 885 2,772 6,611 6,326 U 501 1,455 1.344 1,189 2 2 2 142 323 278

    8. Tiptur Taluk T 4,153 11,014 11 ,151 6,378 962 :l,332 2,375 977 :l,3H 2,250 R 3,597 !l,465 9.733 5,206 881 2,139 2,186 823 1,935 1,924 U 556 1,549 1.418 1,172 81 193 189 154 376 326 249

    MEMBERS AND BY NUMBER OF ROOMS OCCUPIED

    20% Sample)

    Households Households Households Households with two rooms with three rooms with four rooms with five rooms or more District r----..A...-.....-..-~ r- ~ ,.------'--""""\ r-----A..----,. Taluk/City/To'Yn No. of No. of members No. of No. of members No. of No. of members No. of No. of members T with population house- ,------A-~ house- ,.------"----, house- ~-----.. house- ,...------.A.--.--., R of 50,000 Sl. holds Males Females holds Males Femalps holds Males Femah's holds Males Females U or more No.

    14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 3 2

    18,508 50,248 48,275 5,553 18,154 16,700 2,174 8,270 7,747 1,447 7,126 5,638 T TUMKUR DISTRICT 9 16,695 45,652 43,606 4,712 15,637 14,412 1,698 6,651 6,183 1,024 5,352 4,081 R 1,813 4,596 4,669 841 2,517 2,288 476 1,619 1,564 423 1,774 1,557 U

    1,859 4,984 4,597 510 1,811 1,658 116 488 434 41 232 168 T Chiknayak&nhll.lh 1,645 4,487 4,076 434 1,559 1,453 81 367 327 28 158 117 R Taluk 214 497 521 76 252 205 35 121 107 13 74 51 U

    1,868 5,624 5,292 470 1,520 1,528 159 657 662 88 438 329 T Gubbi Talnk 2 1,767 5,339 5,041 402 1,296 1,346 135 581 589 57 308 241 R 101 285 251 68 224 182 24 76 73 31 130 88 U

    1,176 2,916 2,729 427 1,200 1,135 170 578 552 82 342 319 T Koratagere Taluk :I 1,101 2,748 2,567 400 1.ll0 1,061 144 498 474 73 287 281 R 75 168 162 27 90 74 26 80 78 9 55 38 U

    2,027 5,682 5,586 516 1,823 1,631 318 1,268 1.157 183 592 746 T Kunigal Taluk 4 1,881 5,319 5,197 468 1,687 1,489 257 1,142 1.041 155 468 636 R 146 363 389 48 136 142 61 126 116 28 124 llO U

    2,166 5,510 5,048 808 2,442 2,045 333 1,162 1,130 254 987 891 T ~'[adhugiri Taluk 5 2,029 5,141 4,691 735 2,210 1,849 282 998 936 210 836 731 R 137 369 357 73 232 196 51 164 194 44 151 160 U

    1,326 3,734 3,664 316 1,113 1,013 316 525 479 79 369 358 T Pavagada Taluk 6 1,202 3,463 3,296 253 893 837 106 392 364 49 227 238 R 124 271 368 63 220 176 30 133 115 30 142 120 U

    1,794 5,225 4,822 399 1,410 ,1,210 124 542 447 75 402 342 T Sira Taluk 7 1,619 4,758 4,316 285 1,085 952 89 381 300 42 225 184 R 175 467 506 114 325 258 35 161 147 33 177 18 U

    1,610 4,189 4,524 424 1,459 1,363 96 382 342 84 341 297 T Tiptur Taluk s 1,432 3,723 4,079 371 1,284 1,201 62 256 226 28 128 117 R 178 466 445 53 175 162 34 126 116 56 213 180 U 250

    E -V-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER (Based on

    Housphold" IIoUSrholcls \\ j(,j] no regllli1r ]'()(,m with one room Total No. of ,------"------,. ,--__ -..A------,. District f'l'-tlllkjCi ty Total Total ~o. membpn' -Total No. of No.ofmpmbt'I'R No, of No. of nlPmbers SI. Town with population Rural of House. ,--.-A----"" No. of Hou:;..('­ ,--_.A-__ --. Hou_e. ,-----..A----,. No. of 50,000 or more Urban llOldR :I(ales Femah', hohh .'\Ialc FemClle,.; hohh :11 ales Females

    ., :3 4 5 Ii 7 !) 11 12 13

    TUMKUR m~T1:UCT-rontd.

    !t. Tumklli, 'rallL]" T 7,1;!'l3 22.094 :'!O_l;iG 17,064 17!) 376 :373 2,044 4,456 4,381 R fi.lfl5 lR.()2~ 16,230 l:?,!'l47 17D :376 3,3 1,737 3,837 3,8~9 l' 1,4!)8 4.07~ 3,!'l:26 4.117 307 589 552

    10 TuruYt'kpl'P 'faluk 'f 3,70:l IO.I!'l6 10,039 7,OU ~4;) SOO 80:\ 1,IS0 2,807 2,774 n 3.iiI7 !).fi!)7 \),:517 o.n:.!:; :~45 800 so.) 1.144 2.738 2.711 U IS6 4H!'l 5:?::! ' 387 36 69 63

    MEMBERS AND BY NUMBER OF ROOMS OCCUPIED

    20% Samp.e)

    Households Households Honseholrl, Housphods District with two ROOIUR with three rOOms with four rooms With fH'e roomS cr morl' T TalukjCity ,---__..A- ____-,. ,-_____ ..A------" ,-____..A- ____-,. ,....--__ .A.-___-.., with No. of No. of members No. of No. of members No. of No.ofmpmber~ No. of No.ofmembers l~ population house- ,----..A----,. house· ,-_..A--_-"\ housp, ,--_..A-_--,. house, ,-_.A---,. U of 50.000 Sl. holds M"lcs Femalps holds :Males Female, hohl" :lIalcR Femal. s hohh :\Iale~ Female's or more No.

    14 15 16 17 18 19 20 :!l 23 2

    T 'fumkul' Taluk 10 3,~97 8,t123 8,289 I,I!'l:2 3,704 3,474 543 1,967 1,883 ,138 2,%8 1.7[6 2,742 7,196 0,907 !t06 2,948 2,7l8 372 1,375 1,29!) 259 2.260 1.104 R 555 1,4~7 1,38:.! :.!S(i 756 750 Iii rig:.! 584 17!) 708 652 U

    1.385 3,761 3,724 4\)1 l.fli :.! 1,!i43 17\1 701 6fil 1:!3 455 432 T TUT1H'{'kerc: \) 1,277 3.478 3,426 458 1.565 1,506 170 (i61 6')"-I 1:.!3 4i'i5 432 It 108 ~83 ~SR 33 107 137 fl -10 :3.j. U VILLAGE DIRECTORY

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    VILLAGE DIRECTORY

    EXPLANATORY NOTE The Village Directory prepared Talukwille, for ehe whole District besides giving the population figures recorded in the 1961 Census for each village and place treated as a town, incorporates much other useful information like the area, number of occupied houses, number of households, break up of the population by sex, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, literacy, workers in the 9 categories, non-workers, etc. In column 2, the amenities found in each village have also been lndicated by using abbreviations.

    2. Expressions like' Village', ' Town', 'Literate', ' Scheduled Caste', ' Scheduled Tribe', 'Worker', and NOll Worker', etc., have been defined and a detailed description of the industrial categories, given in the explanatory nO~tJ to the census tables, particularly paras 5, and 16 to 26 of that note.

    3. The figures for towns are presented below the rural areas of the Taluk concerned, the information being given blockwise. The blocks are grouped by Municipal Wards or Divisions wherever possible. 4. The villages are presented in the order in which location code numbers were assigned to them for the 1961 Census. However, to facilitate easy location of the village;;, an alphabetically arranged list of villages giving the location code number is given before the Village Directory for each Taluk. Total, Rural, Urban and village-wise List of industrial establishment!! for each taluk, is also presented with the abstract for the District at the end of this Section. Figurel'! given in the brackets indicate the number of Establi"hments under the miner group, the code number of which precedes the brackets. 5. In the Taluk map, the villages are denoted by their 1961 Census location code numbers. The map is also divided into convenient squares such as A-I, B-1, A-2, B-2, etc., and the location of any village can be traced in the map, by reference to the alphabetical index to thc villages, wherein its location code number and the particular square in which it lies in the map have also been indicated. 6. Information regarding the amenities in each village and the area of each village has been obtained from the Revenue authorities. The following abbreviations have been used in the Village Directory :­ In Column Headings: P. for Persons which means the total of males IV Working at Ho usehold Industry. and females V Working in manufacturing other than M. for Males Household Industry. F. for Females VI Working in Construction. I Working as Cultivator. VII Working in Trade and Commerce. II Working as Agricultural Labourer. VIII Working in Transport, Storage and III Working in Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Communications. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, IX Working in other services. Orchards and allied activities. X Non-workers In column 2 for denoting amenities: P for P': mary School ") Rhc for Rural Health Centre. M for Middle School i 'rhe highest educa- Mp for Medical Practitioner. H for High School L tional institution Mcw for Maternity Child Welfare Centre. C for Higher Institutions (found in the village Po for Post Office (villages with facility for including College I is given in Col. 2. daily delivery of mails have been indica­ T for Technical Institutions J ted by an asterisk lllark against the D for Dispensaries. name of the village). The source of drinking water is indicated by : S for Safe or protected water supply including E for Electricity pipes, tube wells, etc. Ea for Electricity for agricultural purposes. Pw for Pucca well. Ed for Electricity for domestic use-lights for Kw for Kutcha Well the house, etc. Riv for Ri-xer. Ei for Electricity for Industry Tk for Tank 254

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    CHIKNAYAKANHALLI

    ~quare in Square in the Taluk the Taluk 1961 PopulatIOn map in 1961 Population map in (Jensu8 ,.__ ..A. __ -.,. which the Census ,.--..A.-~ which the ::31. location 1951 1961 Village Sl. location 1951 1961 Village No. Kame of VIllage Code Census Census appears :No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears 1 2 3 4 5 () 2 3 4 5 6 -

    Aga~arahalli 72 :Hi 299 H-5 52 Chikkabldare 188 369 398 D-5 2 Agrahara 178 102 161 D-5 53 Chikkanaikanahalli 52 G-6 3 Ajjenahalli 78 302 339 H-5 54 Chikkarampura 227 162 200 G-7 4 Ajjigudde (Jodi) 213 27:) 381 F-7 55 Chikkayennegere 90 845 971 D-3 5.:;. Akkanahdlli 215 F-7 56 Chikkenahalli 19 91 94 F-5 6 Aladakatte 31 327 490 F-5 57 Choragondanahalli 92 97 1I0 D-2 7 Ambarapura 169 45 R-6 58 Chowlukatte 97 645 661 E-3 8 Anekatte 23 341 387 F-4 59 Chunganahalli 11 460 561 G-5 9 Ankasandra 112 349 400 F-4 60 Dabbeghatta 7 574 740 G-5 10 Ankasandrakaval III E-4 61 Dasihalli 115 461 457 G-3 11 Arahkere 25 674 639 F-4 62 Dasihalli 33 F-5 12 Asrihalu 204 383 472 E-6 63 Dasoodi 166 1,418 1,804 B-5 13 Avalagere 192 250 365 E- 5 64 Devarahalli 104 72 102 E-5 14 Bachihalli 13 275 331 G- 5 G,'> Dlllkanalmlli 141 156 179 D-3 15 Badikegudlu 201 572 899 D- 6 fiG Dahbpgunte 170 528 801 B-6 16 Baggenahalli 60 272 271 G- 6 67 Doddn,bidarc 152 540 664 D-4 17 Balekone Forest 208 5 E-7 oR Doddolhullenahalli 8fl 169 251 D-2 18 Balenahalli 195 (i D-6 G9 Doddarampura 2:W 314 406 G-7 19 Ballenahalli 49 177 225 G-5 70 Dodda,yennegerc 91 1,059 1,292 D-2 20 Ballokatte 154 484 565 C-5 i 1 Doggenahalli 1~0 8 F-3 21 Bandarehalli 124 278 409 F-3 72 Dugadihalli 14 374 398 G-5 22 Bangaragere 108 334 419 F-5 73- GanadhrJu 1(\2 4H 785 C-5 23 Bannikere 88 267 335 D-2 74 Gi1nganaikanahalli lni 13 E-6 24 Baragehalh 94 733 819 D- 3 75 Gantenahalli 207 49 70 D-7 25 Baragur 102 385 448 D-7 7(\ GCffl>halli 71 152 209 H-5 26 Barasidlahalli 220 607 720 F- 7 77 Godokel'e 58 1.294 1,535 H-6 27 Barathanahalu 183 564 627 D-5 78 Gollara.h(111i 3 607 G-6 28 Bavanahalli 4 89 178 G- 6 79 (1opa~onclanahalli 23:! 6 90 E-5 29 Belagihalli 129 223 341 F-4 80 Gopalanahalli 75 335 383 H-4 30 Belaguli 105 1,487 1,916 E-4 81 Gopalp,pum 100 168 246 E-4 31 Bellara 173 1,353 1,223 C-6 8:! Gotigenahalh l(l4 65 53 D-5 32 Belevadi 180 271 525 D-6 83 Gowdagere 155 479 745 C-4 33 Benakanakattc 43 390 432 G-4 84 Go,r,hnahalb 50 150 203 G-5 34 Bevinahalli 114 416 532 ]<'-4 85 Gowrasagara 228 553 668 E-5 35 Bhagayetu 34 22 F- 6 8(l GurUYf1pura Ifl4 247 369 B- 5 ·)0) 36 Bhattarahalli 143 6-~ 637 D- :3 87 Halgona 64 457 513 H-6 37 Bheemasandra l'N 281 :343 F-3 88 H alulna.lladevH,ralmval 84 11 D-2 38 BhumanakaUe 98 D-3 8[1 H andanakel'e 80 1,7l0 2,111 E-3 39 Blbbadahalli 46 199 21)6 G-4 \Ii) Handiganadu 184 389 500 D-5 40 Bommenahalli 85 326 379 D-2 HI HanumanthallahallI 210 174 212 E-7 41 Boranakanive 175 43 55 C-6 \12 Harenahalli 127 199 294 E-3 42 Bullenahalli 62 101 263 G--6 93 Harogomlanahalli :!1G F-4 43 Byadarahalli 54 200 255 H-5 94 Hallithimnwlapura. 83 178 207 E-:! 44 Byateranganahalli 10 H-5 91l Hesarahalli 51 463 562 G-4 45 Bylakere 37 147 201 F-5 \IG Hoisalakattc 176 642 854 C-6 46 Byraganahalli 57 74 79 H-6 97 Homhalakattc 224 F-7 47 Byralinganahalli l[l6 117 203 D-5 ~8 HonasettihalJi no 182 207 E-3 48 191 316 469 E-5 99 Honnebagi 5 537 947 G-6 49 Channenahalli :35 p- 6 100 Hosahalli 2 68 116 F-6 50 Chattasandra 109 162 204 F-4 101 Hosahalli :H4 E-7 51 Chikkabelavadi 200 64 93 E-G Hl2 Hosah~lli un 339 389 F-3 v , AI A Til/uk Boundary ,"'( ViI/are " ..., , ~ Roads ~ iv,,,, & Streams ~ :'t. ~ .".. HillS ,. ~v ." B ravel/er) 8un,-alow TB ..J:. ~ DiJp,nsal'Y D -\~

    G~ ~ C " ~ 1- 0 C 0 ::0 " ~ c:. ~ (1) ~ ,,<*. ,. ,cr '".,. (p E (C\ ,. ~

    F

    TALUK MAP OF' G CHIKNAYAKANHALLI TUMKUR DISTRICT SCALE s H

    K.V.S. 255

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    CHIKNA YAKANHALL I -contd.

    tlquare in Square in the Taluk th~ 'Ialuk 1961 Population map in 1961 Population map in Census .--- ..A..- - ~ which the Census r---..A..---". which the SI. location 1951 1961 Village :-Jl. location 1951 1961 Village No. Name of'VilIage Code Census Census appears Xo. Name of Village Code Census Census appears

    1 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6

    103 H05akere 10, 347 404 E-5 153 Malagondanahalli 67 422 461 H-5 194 Huchchell'lhalli l~ij 138 lSI E-3 154 Maligehalli 29 338 382 F- 5 136 4.(\14 D-4 105 Huh:'ar 3..119 155 Mallenahalli 113 116 154 F~4 106 Huliyaramalllkere 140 80 D-4 156 Mallenahalli 198 72 98 E-5 107 Hullenaha.lIi 202 D-7 157 Malligere 134 1,058 1,251 F- 3 3')') lOS Ja.neharu 2U 1<'-13 158 Manchasandra 47 301 341 G-4 109 JayachamarajapUl''L 5:,) 660 H-5 159 Manchekatte 61 G- 6 Ill) J ogihalli \1 556 G-fi 160 1\1a1'ahole HiO 241 313 C- 5 III Kr,dpnahalli (i 201 G--fi 161 Maraluhalladakaval 234 157 311 E- 5 II:! Kallahalli 187 314 E-4 162 Marasandra 20 273 331 F-5 111' Kullella,halli (JOLli) :!8 2li7 1<'- 5 163 Marenadu 168 615 764 B- 6 :4 Ktlllenahalli Iii 513 C--(j 164 Mathighatta 135 567 889 1"-3 115 Kamal11,pura. lls 1,140 .1<'--2 165 Melanahalli 21 370 480 G-5 116 K",mana.halli ~31 E-li 166 Melanehalli 165 533 728 B-4 117 Kandikcrc I\!3 l,ti5S 1.\11:: E-ti 167 Motihalli 142 553 661 D-3 118 Kallk~re 1::3 217 ;2,:)H E-3 168 32 1,188 1,408 F-5 11!J Kantalagerr. 73 :Co!) 213 H-5 169 Muthugadahalli 172 16 71 C-6 1:!0 Karchalli 15 174 201 G--3 170 Mylakabbe 163 134 1)-·7 121 Kart·halli LiS 1 C-:J 171 Xandlhalh \\!l[ 7:27 E-4 U:! Kalellalmlll Hi F-5 li2 Xaduvanahalli 358 402 'G-6 123 K~lhTikehdh 218 .'51; 781 F-, 1,3 X ac1m'an:1hall i 89 526 602 D-:.! 124 Kampallahalli 157 177 85 C--5 174 Xagenahalli 65 (32 83 H-6 125 Kellgalapur,. 121 li:ll 77:,1 F-2 175 Navil!.' 17 472 4'l:! F-5 1~6 151 3,30·1 C--4 176 Niruv:1gallu 101 740 \)40 E-4 127 Kerc'3uragondam,halli 149 ::15 2(iO D--4 177 Xoolenur 167 5:!9 608 B-6 Hill D--·4 128 Keshavapur, 33 51 178 Otihre 132 17.J. ~li3 E-4 129 Kidakauahalli 87 178 ~6~ D--2 179 Otikercthimmalapura, 131 221 231 E-4 130 Kodigchalli 8 :WO 3uO 0--5 ISO Pankajanahalli 68 1 III 186 H-o 131 Kodihalli ilti F-6 181 Parasenahall i 20n E-7 132 Kodihalli It'!J 1D!J 234 0-5 182 Pemmaladcvihall i 'in H-3 133 Kendalogara 12 Itl4 III 0-5 I S3 Pinncnahalli -..)~ F-5 134 Kopprigehalu 181 () 10 D-5 184 Pochakattc 153 314 447 D-5 135 KoragPl'c 14u 651 736 D-3 185 Pum 2li 1"-4 136 Kottigal 219 F-8 186 PUl'adakatte 81 :l53 3D E-:.! 137 Krishnasagam 53 12 26 H-6 187 Ramaghatta 82 415 .t70 E-2 138 Kuppur 44 54U 749 F-4 188 Rall1anahalli 205 489 (;23 E-i 139 Kurihalli Kaval 179 ])-6 ISfl Hll11genahalli 130 :?Ii!l :-t?:? E-4 140 Kurihatti 156 ~:l0 21H C-5 1Ill) fhdarahall i 230 620 iat' E--(j 141 Kurubarahalli 22 530 431 G-5 191 Sahpum !J,) 1~9 Ili D-3 142 Kurubarahalli 4., 34 32 1"-4' 1\)2 Nalikatte ~33 (ill 751 E-5 1,4 143 Lakkenahalli 291 421 C-o 193 Sangenahalli 190 293 386 D-5 144 Lakkenahalli (J:Hli) 39 91 152 F-6 Hl4 Sasalll 74 n80 1,097 H-j 145 Lakshamegomlanahalli 69 174 215 H-5 HI5 Savasett,vhalli 18 248 ;:!\l6 F-3 146 Lakshmipura 99 299 363 D-4 Hl6 Sa.vl.gehalli 30 'in !16 F-5 147 126 88 lIO E-3 I [Ii Secgebagi 137 lin 1,009 D-4 148 ~bdanahalli 211 E-6 1\18 tlcttikere 40 :!,~85 2,6(36 G-4 159 ~Iadanamadu 217 171 So F-7 HI!I l"iddanakatte ~On 337 450 E-6 150 ::\ladapu1'a lW 488 F-4 ~.) 560 200 Siddar1managCl'(, 123 lill G~5 151 lIIadihalli 41 340 426 G- 4 21)1 SidJakattc IS2 386 4sl D-5 152 Makuvalli 76 468 575 G-4 20:? Singadahalli :l21 145 206 1"-7 256

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    CHIKN AY AKANHALLI -concld.

    Square ill Square in the Taluk the Taluk Hili! Popul:1tion map in 1961 Population map in (Jensus ,--..A..----., which the- Census r-- - ..A..---.. which the 1961 Village ~I. ]0c3tion 1951 l!Hil Yillage Sl. location 1951 CensuS appears :i/o. N arne of Village Code Censu~ Ct'nsus appears No. Name of Village Code Census

    (j 5 6 ~ 3 -1 [) 2 3 4

    D-6 :l03 Singapura 146 517 5\)0 C-3 219 199 2,139 2,991 463 F-7 204 Somalapura 77 ~3! ::!44 G-5 220 Thirthapura 225 291 F-o 205 Somanahalli 163 383 512 B-5 221 Thonnalapura 38 D-4 :!06 Somanahalli 66 416 524 H-6 222 Thoresuragondanahalli 138 306 385 19 E-5 207 Sondenahalli 63 245 733 G-7 223 U palikanahalli 229 246 F-4 208 Soralamavu 128 820 1,032 E-3 224 Upparahalli no 210 22 D-5 209 Subbenahalli 93 188 232 E-3 225 Vaddinakallahalli 177 35 280 G-5 210 Tammadihalli 42 306 3.83 G-4 226 Vaderahalli 48 259 393 G--4 211 Taredahalli 159 D-5 227 Valagerehalli 148 337 263 C-5 212 Thagacheghatta 117 250 273 F-4 228 Yagachihalli 161 200 639 F-4 213 Thammadihalli 147 1,254 1.360 C-4 229 Yarehalli 24 174 G--5 214 Tharabenahalli 56 351 469 G-61 230 Yarehalli 185 129 110 E-4 15 Tharekatte 106 149 143 E-5 231 Yamkatte 103 75 2 292 G-7 16 Thigalarahalli 70 239 250 H-5 232 Yarekatte 223 III 2 1,439 1,756 D-3 217 Thimmalapura 222 F-7 ;)33 Yelenadu 145 234 Y ll.llenahalli 133 310 397 F-4 218 ThimmaJapura (JodI) 139 1,234 1,607 D- 4 257

    CHIKNAYAKANHALLI TAL UK

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Tota.!:-200(28), 205(1), 207(14), 209(5), 214(2), 218(~), 220(7), 235(66), 239(1), 244(69), 255(212), 263(1), 273(71), 280(19), 281(1) , 284(1), 288(94), 289(1), 302(3), 311(44), 332(1), 339(2), 340(10), 350(63), 351(1), 357(1), 367(1), 369(72), 379(2), 880(2}, 388(8), 389(1), 898(105), 399(5).

    Rural:-200(21); 207(11); :!UD(2); 214(1); 220(2); 235(2); 244(:5\1); :2.)~(33); :l73(32); 2SU(lb); ;2::>S(!lI); 2S!I(I); 302(2); :Hl(,±I}); 332(1); 340(9); 350(63); 369(71); 380(2); 3S8(1); 389(1); 3!l3(85); 39()(-tj,

    Urban:---200(l); 205(1); 207(14); 209(5); 214(2); 218(2); 220(7); 235(64); 239(1); 255(179), 263(1); 273(39); 280(4); 2~J(I); 284(1); 288(3); 302(1); 311(4); 339(2); 340(1); 351(1),; 357(1); 367(1); 369(1); 3'lO(2); 388(4); 393(20); 399(5).

    VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Villages: Bavanahalli 369(2); Byalakcrc 311(2), 3139(1); ~Ialigeh"lli 340(1), 3e9(l), 393(3); Yerekalc 200(4). 273(1), 302(2) 255(12); 280(l); Dabbc-g"tta 311(2); Honncbagi 255(11), 388(1). 393(1), 399(2); KenkPre :!00(1), 280(1). 350(1), 393(1); Jogihalli :2S0(1). 3\13(1); Kad'mah.111i 350(1); 350(1), 3(;9(2), 39\1(:2); Nandihall! 3G9(2). 393(1); Pochu­ Chunganaha1Ji 255(3). 393(1); Madcbnahalli 220(2), kattc 369(2); Docldahiacrll 303(1); ~Ic]anahalli 393(1); 273(1), 369(1), :~:m(l), 393(:2); Sava~ettihalli 393(2); Yagaclllhnlli 350(1), 3G9(6); Gurunpura ~OO(l), 273(1), Marasandra. 350(3); Settikere :200(1), 207(1), 273(5), 311(3), 350(1); Be1e"acll ;:.i-!(ll), Agrahar" 244(6), 350(4); 350(:2), 369(3), ::;93(5); P.:mkajanaha,lli ::00(1), 369(1); S,dlakntte ::88(5). 3(9(1). Snngenahol:i :288(33), 350(5), S.1salu 200(1), :l73V), 369(1), 393(1); lIIakuvalli 255(1),. 393(1); Baratham.h,'lJi 25;)(2), 288(6), 3el(1), 369(1), 393(2); 340(4),369(1); 393(1), Ajjiclahalli 255(2); Lakshe.nagoudamt­ Hanclig.madu 273(J), 288(1(1). 311(1), 393(1); Bellara halli 369(1); Thig"larahalli 369(1), 393(1); Karabenahail 3:)3(1); L ..kk"nalwlh 393(1); Ganauhal 200(1), 393(3); 369(1); Sondenahalli 3(;9(1); Kant~lagcre :235(1); Kuppur D2)J] e~'h,,~ta 273(1); D2.sodi 200(1), ~69(1), 388(1); 200(1), :.!07(:2), ~73(5), 280(1), 288(1), 332(1). 340(1), 350(2). lIfar2hdu 369(.2); Bhyr"purJ, 350(11); Kodihalli 350(2); 369(~),380(:l),393(l); H~sarahalli 3Jl(1~), 350(1); H ..ndana­ Yalena,ln 369(~). 3!J3(5); Bbtl .. rahalli 393(1); kere 200(2), 3G9(4); Malligere 369(1); Kanokere 369(1); Mad,hall! 309(1), 303(1); t-icegebagi :;69(:!); Kandikere Chowlukatte 340(3), 350(1). 369(1), 393(:!); Karnalapura 200(1), :':73(1), 369(1), 3",,(1). 303(1); Thirthapura 359(1). 369(3), 393(3); ~1athlghatta 200(2), 207(1,,280(1), :207(1), :!7J(2), :288(1). iSli9(l); Yarckat.0 280(1}, $93(1), 350(2), 393(1); Belagahalh 393(1); Yalleutlhalli 207(1), Katnkena,hlli ::7:;(i), 3e9(2), 3~3(1); Bl1r~f;iuhahalli 207(1); 393(1); Bandareup,halli 3\13(1); Kengalapura 369(1), 3G9(:!), 3:13(1); Sad.n-.lhc .lll :28C(:!). 311(·1), 350(8) 369(1), 393(1); PuradaImtte ~35(1), 393(1); Otikcre 393(1); 3\)3(3); Goar:l,sflgara 3~1(1). 369(2), 3~3(1); Thimmana­ Rangenahalli 2,14(~); Noolenur :288(21), 350(6), 369(1), hall! :ZOO(:!), 20\1(1), ;';14(:!), 273(7), 280(6) 311(5),369(5), 393(4); Niruvagalle ~00(1), ::!07(l), 311(2), 393(4), Barge­ 388(1), 3113(:!), Sing.1cld)"lh 393(1); Ralll[,llc,lmlli 273(1), halli 393(3); Thagachegatta 244(15); D,)lldaycnnegere ::80(1), :288(2). 311(1), $09(3), 393(2); IbnUlllltnthana­ 200(1), 207(1), 273(1), 3\19(2); Chikkayyennegar 273(1); halJi 244(1), 311(3); ASl'ildu 244(2), :!S8(1); Badike­ Naduvanahalli 393(2); Bclaguh :255(1), :.273(1), 311(3), gucllu 393(l); "MaraIulnllc,clakaval 244(30); Bhyra.­ 350(11), 369(1), 393(3); Bangm'agerc 207(2), ::!55(1). linganahallI 2-14(:2). 288(2); Ajjiguddl1 289(1).

    17 TUMKUR 258

    VILLAGE

    CHIKN AYAKANHALLI

    LiteratI" anu Area OcoJ.- Tu:a I POpulation educated Sl in pied Hu:.tsc- , _-_ --...A..----.,. No Amenities .Are~s Houses holds l' 111 F ., oJ 4 7 8 10 11 12 13 14

    Chikklt'1aik'1Mhalli HD Rhe Mew}\iP Po. 842 8 8 52 25 11 9, 2 Husahalli PPw 30 :::0 116 57 14 4 3 Go Ua.r::;hall i Pw 1 ..145 J.lD 158 H07 334 5' (j 120 19 4 Bavanahalli PP", 409 3" 3~ 178 IOf' 44 13 5 Honneb"lIi PPw ~,098 206 :W5 917 535 92 244 81

    6 K"denaballi rpw 336 33 33 2Ul IU5 96 8 3 29 4 7 Dabhpgha.:ta p Pvr 1,911) 1~3 1::3 7·10 375 365 72 60 85 6 8 PPI.. 293 GO 00 300 153 H7 29 9 9 .Iogibu.lh PPw 371 93 03 556 270 286 54 50 88 o 10 Byaterang~E"h~l!i. 558 Un-!nhabltetl '. 11 Chling",nahalli PPw 715 III 91 S:,1 :::!n 2f).t II 190 63 12 .K ondalogara. PPw 1,317 47 47 217 111 106 69 25 13 Bu,chIlutlli I'" 4;~ !.Jf, 65 ain 160 171 fl5 66 14 Dug ttli hall! Pw 947 n 73 3:18 :COO 198 86 10 15 K,treh&.lli PPw 386 43 ·t~ 201 103 98 3 30 5

    16 ;Kalenahalli 112 Un-inhabittll 17 NaviJe ,,\Ip,,­ 1,138 94 ,192 ::"18 :::44 !J:i 31 18 Savasettyhalli PJ.{w 575 5G 56 ~~Hi g7 149 :25 :!1 81 18 19 Chikkenahalii PPw 1& Ih 14 20 Marasandra PPw 60S 64 64 331 IlG 165 Xl 19

    21 !IIdanahall i l' Pw 7UH 9'1 O!) -1S0 151 60 22 Kurubaraha.lh PI'", ,~u::: In 121 530 ~(j(j 20-1 105 23 23 Anekatte ? 1'" 4~O 75 75 387 203 134 11 4 Ion 36 24 Yn.rehalJi 383 Un-ihhabilHI 25 AnJikcr~ 1,5.!_' 134 13-1 639 315 32·1 104 103 138 41

    26 Pnra ;!JG Un-inhabIter[ 27 Pinncnah?Jli 411 Un-inhabi' f'd 28 ;Kalknahalli f' p" ·1!l 4D 267 147 I~O 7 6 86 !j :':9 M .• ligehdJII PPw 161 KO 80 382 2Ul 181 :: 110 -l4 30 SaYig,>blli p,,- 3U 96 47 49 6 2 19

    31 Al:tdl,katte l' Pw 5&8 400 2~4 ~3ti 173 15H 55 17 32 Muddenah"lli 211 Pw 3.09~ lAOS 747 661 m til 3u2 llO 33 Dasihalli lll~ Un-inh"bi+l·d 34 Bbagayelu 34{i 5 22 0 13 3 ::: 3 35 Chann.mahall i 14.7 t:n-inhabited :.lG S6 ;Kodihalli l,'Itl5 Ull-inhaLitul 37 Bylakerc l' Pw 1,(157 37 37 201 115 86 5 5 40 7 38 Th()nnalapura 1,57(1 en-inhabited ., 39 Lakkenahalli (J u.Ji) 1'w .60S :!~ 152 78 74 -i 45 7 to S~ttiker{'* MD 1'w Po E(I) 1.9+~ 51:.! ;jl~ ~,(j66 1,354 1,31::: 8:! 7ll 583 233

    41 :r.hfhh"l:i ():::G 7.5 75 426 :!l-i :!1:2 13 12 111; 35 4:2 T(l.lnln::~dlll~,lL r p" ;-'37 H.~) 67 383 :!11 Ii:? 44 40 93 31 (3 B{)nalmnnkatt~ PPw (i15 ,II 7!) 432 233 19H 7 9 103 18 i4 Kuppur* :\1 Pw Po E(<» 625 1:14 13.J. 7-1\1 390 35\1 33 29 174 38 '5 Kurubarahalll E (a) 2,050 7 7 32 lG 16 4 259

    DIRECTORY TALUK

    Total ,,70RKERS ~on. ,.- ______----...A.. ______, workers I\'nrkel' (1- IX) I II III IV V n VII VIII IX X

    __..A..-~ ~ ,.-J..-,., r-"-~ ~ ,---"----.. r-"--.. ~,--A--... ~ ,---A--.. til' M F M F M F ..\1 F M }' M F ~[ F M F :'If F M F ~f F No. 15 16 17 18 IIJ :!Il 21 2\1 30 31 3') 33 34

    19 4 4 (\ 3 4 3 8 :.:1 44 31 15 3 I:"! 17 1:; ·t 3 7 13 :!8 ~ 244 17(; 243 1 iG ~O 97 3 ti7 25 39 16 18 \I 5 39 47 40 347 198 110 74 9:! 04 141 5U lR8 214 5

    in 50 48 3G 3 2 1 3s 4li 6 214 214 192 196 10 S - 2 3 WI 151 7 100 35 6ti 16 18 7 14 11 53 ll2 8 188 72 144 45 :lU 10 1 19 16 2 1 .) 82 214 9 Un-inha.blted 10

    181 156 172 156 3 5 Ill; 1U8 11 70 80 70 80 H 26 12 110 114 108 114 1 1 jO 37 13 121 50 98 4ti 17 4 4 7!J 1.18 14 64 60 50 .i5 I 10 3 :3 39 38 15

    Un-inhabited 15 161 140 112 113 4 4 16 9 9 11 8 l:.! .) si 10·1 17 88 52 61 42 23 10 4 5f) 97 18 25 24 :]3 18 2 6 17 28 19 101 97 75 87 16 1 (\ (\ 1 3 3 (\i) 68 20

    172 102 101 81 3 20 5 23 13 I ]I, !14 112 21 172 145 116 104 1 3 16 37 35 1 1 !Ji 119 22 p.) 42 107 25 4 3 4 3 4 1 3 6 Sl 142 23 Un-inhabited 24 200 139 18S lU2 21 1 2 lUll 185 25

    Un·inhabitcll 25 Un·inha.bited 27 !l5 8:2 89 27 9 4 .j'; ,)2 38 28 U7 83 10 73 H 3 5 11 3 3 'i-> 98 2H 31 7 10 3 2 8 III 42 30

    liJ4 110 113 57 115 9 7 1 1 10 30 3 :: 11111 l2(\ 31 432 215 387 188 15 7 3 10 .) 4 1 11 14 315 446 32 1) n·iuh.. bitbd 33 7 3 3 3 (j 34 Un· inhabited 35

    Un·inhabited 36 73 52 49 37 5 5 17 10 3·l 37 Un· inhabited 38 3·1 43 31 45 3 24 29 39 S08 564 707 518 3a 5 12 6 11 1 1 6 1 37 5 5-16 748 40

    [37 3.-; 03 43 13 10 7 19 4 .. 7i 157 41 100 70 88 67 6 3 8 6 lu2 102 42 144. 76 64 52 58 9 14 14 (j s 123 43 '227 113 103 94 4 2 ::!\) 40 1 1 10 7 :~ I \0 l\',:~ 246 44 11 8 11 8 ;; 8 45

    17* VILLAGE

    CHIKNAYAKANHALLJ

    Literate Total Bchedukd Scheduled and Area Oceu· House- Popalation Castes Tribe8 educated ':;l. in pied holds ,---_.A--_--, ,--..A.-'-I ,-~ ~ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses PM F M F MF MF 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14

    016 Bibbadahall i Kw 808 34 34 206 107 12 14 48 li 47 Manchasandra PPw 412 69 69 341 179 30 15 57 8 48 Vademhalh PPw 336 58 58 ~80 135 4 74 37 49 Ballenahalli PPw 574 39 39 2:25 102 Hi 13 25 3 50 Gowdanahallt 60;) 34 34 203 112 7 7 1 26

    lil Heearahalli PPw 752 110 llO 562 268 294 34 31 93 32 52 Siddaramanagere PPw 628 30 30 179 !J7 82 5 3 47 15 53 Krishnaeagara Tk 553 5 5 ~6 11 15 4 3 54 Byadarahalli PPw ti52 53 53 255 124 131 15 18 33 18 55 ,Jayachamar~japura MPw 836 103 103 660 357 303 56 46 218 122

    50 Tha.rabenahalli PPw 939 93 \J3 46 ::!28 241 66 68 109 43 57 Byraganahalli Pw 279 13 13 79 37 42 18 3 58 Godekere* H Pw Po E(a) 1,OGfl ~,O 270 1,535 828 707 86 96 428 ]26 5!l Naduvanahalli Pw 691 85 85 402 217 185 18 19 46 8 60 Baggenll,halli Pw 1,286 64 64 271 135 136 30 4

    61 Manchekll.tte 748 Un-inhabited 62 Bullenahalli PPw 77"2 75 75 263 152 III 9 5 25 3 63 Sondenahalli Pw 4,697 189 198 733 392 341 57 20 71 10 64 Halgona P PwE(a) J ,125 10~ 102 513 271 24::! 38 41 149 73 65 Nagenahalli PwE(a) 148 12 12 83 47 36 6 2 23 7

    66 Somanahalli PPw 1,090 90 90 524 283 ~41 102 90 116 33 67 Malagondanahalh. PPw 465 84 84 461 234 ~27 64 60 104 30 68 Panko.janahalli PPw 405 34 34 186 99 97 44 46 36 12 69 Lakshma.gondanahalli Pw 405 40 40 215 109 106 6 7 til 12 70 Thigalarahalli Pw 6::!5 40 40 250 134 116 1 63 7

    71 Gerahalli PPw 511 36 36 :W9 106 103 17 17 44 14 72 Agaearahalli l"Pw' 104 58 58 29 155 144 11 7 61 19 73 Kantalagere PPw 477 50 50 213 117 96 53 53 36 4 74 Sasa\u* MPwPoE 905 ::!20 220 1,097 560 537 (\8 57 246 98 75 Gopalanahalli PPwE 765 59 59 383 200 183 15 4 126 62

    76 Makuvalli p Pw 1,036 93 93 575 303 272 6 8 99 16 77 Somalapura Pw 606 43 43 244 132' 112 40 42 2~ 78 Ajjenahalli PPw 1,036 62 62 339 165 174 1 55 5 79 Pemnaladevihalli. 1,741 Un-inhabited 80 Handanakere MPw 2.778 413 413 2,111 1.0;)5 1,056 \)5 ~3 319 94

    81 Puradakatte P 813 60 60 327 168 151l 106 :!7 82 Ra.ma.ghatta PPw 1,584 87 87 470 248 222 24 73 9 83 Ha.lli Thimmala.pura Pw 1,2(i3 40 40 207 106 101 48 50 19 6 . 84 Ha,lumaUadevarakaval 4,498 :2 11 5 6 5 1 85 Bommenah8.Ili p 433 70 70 379 200 17\1 18

    86 Doddahullenahal1i 1,053 51 51 251 132 11(l 5 4 37 2 87 Kidakanahalli P 1.440 46 46 262 140 122 50 35 24 88 Bannikere P 1,246 6~ 68 335 162 173 39 36 42 14 89 Naduvano.ha.lli M 785 119 lUI 602 315 287 35 39 153 35 90 Chikkayennegere 1,49::! 165 165 971 515 456 43 38 138 29 261 DIRECTORY

    TAL UK --contd.

    V\'ORKEBS Non· Workers ,------___.A. ______. ______--.. workers (I. IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X 81. r--~ ,--.A.--., r-"-, ,..-A---.. ,--~ ,-.A.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r-"----. No. M F M F M F M F M F M F ~1 F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 3~ 33 34 35 36

    63 47 33 40 6 7 2.4 44 5~ 4t1 123 87 100 76 4 3 2 1 .. .. 15 7 56 75 47 80 38 65 32 12 6 1 .. 2 ., 55 107 48 61 50 53 48 2 5 41 73 49 62 5~ 60 51 2 50 3~ 50

    166 49 130 29 8 16 4 2 ., 102 245 51 66 19 47 17 6 10 1 .' ~ .. 31 63 52 77 4 fj 15 53 54 41 66 38 6 2 2. 2 .. 47 90 64 158 65 101 58 13 5 16 4 2 19 199 238 115

    133 89 107 72 10 15 7 5 2 95 152 66 28 30 27 30 1 .. 9 12 57 430 25 368 23 22 3 10 2 1 3 ~1 2 398 682 58 13~ 104 I~4 93 8 11 85 81 59 79 72 68 70 2 56 64 60

    Un·inhabitul 61 113 37 48 1 8 5 57 30 I 39 74 62 286 1~8 80 4 5 189 123 1 3 6 ., 2 1 106 213 63 156 105 ll5 96 20 I) 3 1 .. 13 8 115 137. 04 24 11 18 II 6 23 25 65

    167 136 151 132 5 2 ~ 4 2 116 105 66 133 135 104 133 21 2. (I 2 .. 101 92 67 35 31 29 31 6 54 66 68 52 18 51 17 1 .. 57 88 69 98 83 88 83 7 36 33 70

    77 59 73 58 3 1.. 29 U 71 94 72 82 69 8 3 3 1 . . 61 72 72 67 65 61 63 2 3 50 31 73 375 237 314 222 38 8 9 3 6 2 3 1 1 . . 1 4 4 185 300 74 123 120 110 119 6 5 2 .. 77 63 75

    190 152 187 150 1.. 113 120 711 88 63 86 62 1 44 49 77 105 55 94 51 8 2 2. 2 60 119 78 Un·inhabited 79 654 368 ~8 297 19 13 44 20 6 1 11 3 5 4 26 12 ., 25 18 401 688 80

    130 III 119 110 1 3 1 .. 3 .. 38 48 81 145 75 118 71 8 4 15 3 1 " 103 147 82 73 35 60 3~ 7 3 4 2 33 66 83 5 5 6 84 llO 41 98 38 3 90 IS8 85

    92 50 80 48 3 7 2 2 40 69 86 92 55 80 52 10 2 I . . 4.8 67 87 112 105 93 99 10 6 3 2 4 .• 511 68 88 189 97 163 93 7 7 4. 3 1 8 .. 126 190 89 319 178 260 166 .) 13 7 17 3 l~ 8 196 278 90 262

    VILLAGE CHIKN AYAKANHALLI

    Literate Total Elsoheduled Scheduled a.nd Area OCQU­ Population educated ~1. in pied House­ ,----A..-_-.,. No. Village ~ AmenitiElI Acres Hou~es holds P M F 1Il F 3 Ii 7 11 12 13 14

    91 Doddayennpgere 1,57R 256 256 1,292 ~75 In7 54 56 212 92 Choragondanahalli 686 24 24 110 63 47 1 28 93 Rubbenahalli PPw ],2g8 49 49 232 104 128 39 52 15 94 Baragehalli PPw 2,022 137 137 819 402 417 65 60 124 61 95 Salapura Pw 514 1!1 19 117 59 58 14 8

    96 Honnasettihalli 798 32 :u 207 107 100 57 9 97 Chowlukatt" 820 140 140 till 1 342 3111 40 31 3 98 10 98 Bhumanakatt~ 317 Un-inhab!1 (d 99 Lakshmipur:J. pp"" 958 74 ~01 ](I~ ·n 46 72 13 100 (1opalapura p"" 1,487 53 J 3(1 1111 36 3S 41 9

    101 NiruvagaJ]u 1,1520 179 179 940 467 473 1~3 1.~2 139 32 102 Baragur 7155 86 86 448 225 233 30 19 145 47 103 Yerakatte 391 21 21 110 63 4,7 3 :2 15 1 104 Devarahalli 294 21 21 102 51 51 29 29 12 1 105 Belaguli 3,307 372 372 UIl6 990 926 l~S 1:!4 438 98 -

    lOS Tharekatte Pw 461 31 31 143 81 62 18 16 16 107 Hosakere P Pw 1,105 100 100 404 229 175 40 39 99 15 108 Bangargere P 1,280 72 72 419 21e 203 15 15 82 18 109 'chattasandra PPw 938 45 45 204 99 105 4 5 53 10 110 Upparhalli Pw 937 49 49 246 123 123 26 18 21 2 Un-inhabited III Ankasandrakav8.1 544 112 Ankasnadra. PPw 763 74 74 400 220 180 9 68 4 113 Mallenahalli pp", 599 31 31 154 83 71 71 7 114 Bevinahalli pp", 1,237 89 89 532 2715 257 88 43 19 115 Dasihalli PPw 744, 89 89 457 245 212 2~ 132 39

    1I6 Madapura pw 997 114 114 560 297 263 73 76 74 7 117 Thagacheghatt~ Pw 523 46 46 273 145 128 10 11 71 13 118 . pp" 2,558 200 200 1.140 5S:.! 558 144 144 128 25 ll9 HosahaHi PPw 1,092 69 (;9 389 194 1911 65 9 120 Doggenahalli 1.1525 1 8 5 :I 3

    121 KengaJapura PPw 2,1111 127 127 778 393 3815 212 204 152 55 122 Bheemasandrn PPw 1,225 55 55 343 190 153 22 16 85 31 123 Kankere PPw 687 4~ 50 259 145 114 18 4- 86 35 1:!4 Bandarehalli PPw 563 8::1 83 409 208 2()1 70 71 89 41 125 Huchenahalli 192 32 32 181 87 94

    126 LingadahalJi Tk 785 :27 27 llO 49 61 127 Harenahalli PwP 590 55 55 294 151 43 47 39 1 128 Soralamavu l' Pw 1,569 203 203 1,032 5<1,2 490 146 126 41 129 Bl'l'1gihalli pp", 1.164 64 64 341 165 176 3 35 33 .J 130 R'1.ngpnahp,Hi PPw \)\)5 57 57 332 173 149 7 6 46

    131 O,lkerefhimm,.lp,pm·]t PPw 405 44 44 231 III 120 III 120 17 2 132 Otil.ftre Pw 692 45 45 2~3 134 129 32 23 38 5 133 YellelJ8.hRlli MPw 613 71 72 397 208 689 65 49 102 4i 134 Mallig!'re MPw 2,560 24:l 243 l.251 tHo 141 ]39 141 294 102 131) ::'tfathighatta MPw 2,363 171 171 88!) 460 429 g.) 96 167 52 263

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK-contd.

    Total WORKERS Non workm 8 ,------_.Jo-__ ~- ______. worker" (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIn IX X 81. ~ ~ ,~ r-.Jo--. r-"---,. ,~ ~ r-"---,. r-"---,. ~ r.Jo--. No. 1\1 F ~r F )[ F ::\1 F ~r F ){ F ~1 F)1 F M F M F M F

    15 Hj 17 IS 19 ::Il :11 .).) :;3 ::;4 :;5 ~6 27 2S 29 30 3l 32 33 34 36 36

    41 I :!50 2S7 2:Z3 5 55 3 23 3 (, .. 20 1~ ~~4 367 9} 3S a 35 5 ~5 4~ 92 57 ., 4\) 2 5 1 47 126 93 253 45 IH4 4- 3 1:2 8 3 3 32 35 149 372 940 3S 5 34 3 :3 21 fi3 95

    59 3 54 5 3 4.8 97 96 203 3 170 2 J5 ., 3 13!l 316 97 Un. inhabited 98 71 100 8 :2 1 79 91 99 34 4f! 12 3 ~ 50 82 100

    301 ZiG 2(i'; ~.5:; fi 20 3 4- 17 166 197 101 14:! IS lOS 4 :!9 11 3 83 205 102 31 :;0 4 1 32 46 103 34 26 ~9 2~ 4 4, 17 25 104 fi45 190 5;';3 153 47 II 5 2 8 7 345 73G 105

    48 36 44 32 1 3 33 :cO 106 145 103 112 94 3 3 .) 26 2 84 7'2 107 140 104 124 90 14 14 - 1 76 99 108 !)S ~1 51 20 1.. 1 1 41 84 109 121 121 IHi 117 3 3 2 110

    Un-inhabited III 129 81 !l3 55 4, 3 ~7 Ii 2 ., 91 99 112 54 13 35 13 15 .) 2 .. 29 68 113 155 47 107 (j 33 3 .) :2 15 :2 1 7 20 7 120 210 14 136 .) 7 126 7 " 10\) 205 115

    167 142 J(\ 1 135 :2 3 ~ 130 121 11~ 95 11 73 19 10 50 117 117 367 89 318 If> II 3 :.!O 7:2 3 12 .. 215 469 118 116 83 113 78 1 3 78 112 119 3 3 1 :2 2 120

    25~ 99 229 !l7 7 !) 2 1 14l 28~ 121 13(1 22 !)1 4, J6 3 J4 60 131 122 81 5·' 70 48 7 3 ~ 64 62 123 119 HI 110 17 3 4 .' 89 182 1240 54 4 51 ~ 3 33 90 125

    33 28 31 28 1 16 33 125 !l0 36 80 33 3 r, 107 127 350 152 2R3 1:22 20 3 :2!l 17 338 128 88 57 75 53 1 3 8 119 129 100 37 07 30 6 7:~ 112 130

    5~ 3::; 52 ;:;9 88 131 81 21 62 11 ;> 3 a 1"\'\ 108 132 12!l 48 108 11 .) .) '/') 141 133 39fi !ll 342 Hj t1 IS :eO :2\5 550 134 271 63 1!J8 :1 :1 ij !7 r) 1 fn :}66 135 264

    VILLAGE CHIKNAYKANHALLJ Literate Total ~chculed Scheduled and Area Occu· Population Castes educat,ed 81. in pied House­ ,-_..A. __ ., ,...... _, ~ No. Village Amenities Acres R ouses holds P 11 J!' M F M F 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 '12 13 14

    136 Huliyar * HDRhe. Me Po 1.174 795 795 4,614 2,411 2,203 88 76 1,258 613 E(i)(d) 137 Seegebagi P Pw 2.0;29 175 175 1,009 513 4,96 23 21 199 57 138 Thoresuragondanahalli P Pw 531 68 68 385 195 190 6 4 77 14 139 Thimmalapura (Jodi) P Pw 323 323 1,607 813 794 95 75 235 57 140 Huliyar Amanikere 943 16 16 80 47 33 29 9 141 Dinkanahal!i Pw 876 29 29 179 90 89 18 1 142 Mothihalli PPw 1304- 138 138 661 308 353 128 85 76 5 143 Bhattarahalli PPw 1489 133 133 657 328 309 93 97 78 21 144 Koragere PPw 2247 139 139 736 393 343 63 53 121 35 145 Yelenadu * M P" Po 2036 291 293 1,756 873 883 1~ 19 388 153 146 Singapura PPw 976 86 86 590 297 293 136 52 147 Tha.mmadihalli PPw 2:266 243 243 1,360 692 668 73 72 192 23 148 ValagerehalIi PPw 443 61 61 393 203 190 81 10 149 KeresuragondanahaIIi PPw 1045 46 41 260 136 124 46 11 160 Kesha.vapura 323 9 9 51 28 23 9 151 Kenkere * .MPwPo 5134 5=:!7 527 3,30·1 1,674 1,630 184 175 744 280 152 Doddabidare PPw 1.823 144 144 664 336 328 129 137 107 15 153 Pochakatte PPw 1006 92 92 447 216 231 59 67 59 10 154 BaIIokatte PPw 954- 9J 91 565 303 262 227 234 77 18 155 Gowdagere PPwE 1177 133 133 745 386 359 53 53 63 12 156 Kurihatti PPw 1500 51 51 :l94 152 142 53 1 157 Kempanahalli PPw 2113 20 20 85 45 40 15 16 9 158 Karehalli 457 1 1 169 Taredahalli 130 Un· inhabited 160 Marahole PPw 1073 55 55 313 169 144 24 28 26 5 161 Yagachihalli Pw 819 43 43 263 139 124 2 .1 59 6 162 Ganadhalu * MMcwPwPo 1544 129 129 785 387 398 55 62 206 69 163 Somanahalli PKw ~152 89 89 521 264 257 148 138 30 7 164 Guruvapura. PPw :!l20 68 68 369 177 192 27 23 47 3 165 MelanehaIli PPw 2136 loll 141 728 376 352 86 89 97 10 166 Dasoodi * MPwPo 9034 354 354 1.804 936 868 233 237 291 59 167 Noolenur pp", 2403 104 104- 60S 316 292 99 92 81 11 168 Marenadu PI'" 5908 141 141 764 402 362 95 82 71 21 169 Ambarapura. E(a) 1879 11 11 45 24 21 15 14 3 1 170 Dobbagunte PPw 1941 159 159 801 412 389 24 50 132 17 171 Kallenahalli PPlor 1465 94 94- 510 265 248 82 79 76 8 172 Muthugadahalli E(a) 2114- 17 17 71 42 29 2 27 6 173 BelIa.ra. . MPoE(&) 4056 251 251 1,223 649 574 140 128 155 29 174 Lakkenahalli PPwE(a) 10lO 70 70 421 223 198 32 32 105 13 175 BoranakaniTe PwE(a) 1391 10 10 M 30 25 24 20 4 176 HoisaIlI.katte PPwE(d) 960 182 182 854 440 414 100 94 134 26 177 Vaddinaka.lla.halli 481 3 3 22 14 '8 2 1 7 1 178 Agrahara Pw 569 30 30 161 84 77 13 9 9 3 179 Kurihallikaval 1,909 Un· inhabited 180 Belevadi P PwE(a) 3213 116 116 525 274 251 51 47 42 4 181 Kopprigehaln 207 :2 2 10 7 3 5 1 2 . 182 Sidlakatte PPw 723 94 94 4-81 251 230 75 74 35 8 183 Barathanahalu MP,," 980 123 123 627 315 312 16~ 153 82 8 184 Handiga.nAdu PPw 830 89 89 500 254 246 50 46 29 3 185 Yarehal1i Kw 812 38 38 174 88 86 10 16 13 265 DIRECTORY - TAL UK-cantd. Total WORKER~ Non­ workers r------__-"- ______-; workers (1- IX) I II III IV ~V VI vn VIII IX X 81. ,~ r---"-~ ~ ,--"--, ~ ,-"-, ,~~ ~ ~ ,-"--, No. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 1,345 145 680 68 11 3 Hi8 22 50 11 26 143 7 33 _. 215 21) 1,066 2.058 136

    328 :!78 280 260 5 17 ...... 31 12 185 218 137 lI8 80 61 4 38 67 3 2 3 3 5 4 7 1 77 no 138 539 107 382 32 55 tlO 2 3 2 1 26 .. 72 11 274 687 139 26 5 I 2 2 6 2 2 8 1 .. 5 21 28 14:0 62 40 42 35 5 10 4 5 28 49 In 209 {i( 88 1:!8 ( 43 5 5 1 . _ __ 29 17 99 265 1(2 220 38 139 23 7 58 8 2 13 5 108 271 1(3 275 72 III 48 14 122 l( S 9 .. .. II 9 118 271 14:4: 499 140 171 78 4: 2 202 34 24 7 15 6 35 3 4 .. 43 10 374 743 1(5 197 94 156 91 25 7 2 7 2 2 .. 100 199 14:6 ' 494 409 431 368 1 36 33 15 2 .. 6 4 198 259 147 118 6 97 7 13 5 1 .. 85 184 14:8 76 9 73 7 I 2 .. 60 115 149 14 9 5 14 23 150 1,032 618 619 476 52 33 204 57 39 7 ]3 10 19 11 23 7 .. .. 63 17 642 1,012 151 211 21 161 14 7 11 14 5 2 :! . . 14 125 307 152 141 94 93 34 3 3 11 2 19 53 4 1.. II 75 137 153 181 3 138 22 9 1 5 4 8 10 .. 15 6 122 223 154 230 104 131 73 2 16 36 2 21 4 1 ._ .. 12 5 156 255 155 97 40 84- 35 3 9 3 ;2 55 102 156 31 4 24 4 5 1 .. 1 .. 14 36 157 1 158 Un-inhabited 159 95 58 79 44 2 11 4 1 .. 74 91 160 96 51 7 28 6 15 2 43 117 161 225 82 164 58 6 11 8 6 20 2 ]0 5 1 .. II 4 162 316 162 124 26 117 24 1 I 2 _. 1 1 140 231 163 105 9 72 51 11 9 2 ]3 4 5 3 1 1 ., I ., 72 123 164 220 36 178 26 32 3 3 1 .. 5 156 316 165 540 8 409 45 23 7 6 17 4 242 29 22 396 782 166 207 137 171 123 6 13 30 109 155 167 257 136 229 126 3 2 21 2 3 1 .. 4 145 226 168 16 13 8 7 5 4 2 2 8 8 169 272 180 225 147 22 28 23 :! .. 2 .. 140 209 170 173 8 159 4 6 5 2 3 92 240 171 20 5 6 4 3 2 9 22 24: 172 394: 176 315 19 38 144 19 9 3 3 . . . . 15 .. 15 . . 255 398 173 138 13 124 2 7 9 2 42 1 ., 85 185 174 20 4 18 2 4- 10 21 175 268 216 199 182 43 28 3 6 2 4 1 3 5 2 1 4 172 198 176 7 4 3 3 3 I 1 7 4: 177 50 43 37 29 4 10 3 2 5 2 34 34 178 Un-inhabiled 179 176 66 56 (6 11 12 8 11 5R 2 1 30 5 98 185 180 4 2 3 1 3 1 181 158 101 96 31 34 63 4 20 :I 4 4: 93 129 182 176 24 127 5 4 14 4 1 3 ., .. 23 19 139 288 183 170 124 116 101 10 14 31 8 I 5 5 1 2.. 84 122 184 44 53 42 53 44 33 185 26:;

    VILLAGE CHIKNAYAKANHALLI Literate Tot.a1 Sche

    186 Nandih"lli pp", !l70 1.')0 150 727 3119 ;{58 33 84 6 187 Kallahalh PPw 290 57 57 3JJ lIH 1:.a :35 51 2 188 Chikka\,illare ]:) 1'w Po 1,154 78 78 398 18!) 2(\\1 29 87 :'5 189 Kodihnlli ;Kw 38\1 53 :,3.\, 1~4 llO u5 8 190 Sangenahalli rpw 678 u8 r,s 38() 178 208 i7

    191 ByraplIm PKw \171 (13 \13 4(i\! 240 22\1 81 -:7 70 Ii 6 192 Avalagf'fP pp", 7·~1) 76 3liG 207 158 \lJ r,1 .57 193 J{andikrre* ]II Pw Po E(·,.)(,)(d) 2,571 370 370 1,!lJ2 9:;" n.j(J 4;; 413 1~6 194 Gotigf'llaha\li 53 '27 :~() 3 P\I' 583 11 11 ." .) 195 Balenabe.l1i lZw ~\l\l 1 1 (\ 4 I 196 Byralin)!;"naha.lli Pw 7~!) 203 11+ Sit 13 197 Gangawtikauahalli Kw HI .) 13 9 4 4- 198 Mallenah~ll i Pw 283 11 \)8 47 51 11 1.) 15 2 199 ThimmanahalJi* Md Pw 1'0 E(a)(l)(IL) 1,\)23 o.l.8 2,mll 1,046 l.4J-5 207 r,35 :268 200 ChikkabelaY:Hl, PwE(a)(,l) J .011 13 n:; 5,) 40 8 18 3

    201 Badikegucllu P Pw E(a) 1,'ion Iti! lti! 899• 454 4+5 h7 130 1:15 19 :!02 HullcnallHl1i J ,301 Un-i'lhabited 203 Myalakablw PPw 3,602 37 .,-.,' 1M U3 til 38 7 1 204 Asrihalu PPwE(a) 2,745 "'; \)f) 472 2:~8 234 75 n 26 205 RamanBh~lll PPwE(rw) 1.0r,;.l Ion ]Or; H23 315 ?OS W' W) 138 50 , 14 206 Siddanl1kutte l' PwE(a)(d) 1,(5) 75 75 450 230 220 28 17 :2 207 Gantenalmlli 1,589 1:~ 1~ 70 32 3S 208 Balekone 97fi 209 Parasenahall i I,OR5 Un-inhc.l,ltC·(l 210 Hanumenthanahall i l' Pw E(a) 1 ..5'17 1(U Ion 28 30 :23 3

    211 Madanahalli 5!)3 Fn-inh"J)iied 212 Janeharu P ;Kw 2,4'1:; 63 63 Hi5 157 5 6 4:l 213 Ajjigudde (Jodi) P l'w E(a)(ll) 9>15 7u 331 1~6 1'l5 3[1 3li 13 17 ~4 214 Rosahalli 833 215 Akkanahalli 3G7

    216 Rarogondanahal1i \)(15 If) 2 217 Madanam~du P Pw E(a) 1,098 3f. 36 171 (l3 78 11 14 218 Kalhrikehr.lh PI'", 1,880 141 1·t] 781 JJ7 3G4 58 37 105 21 219 Kottigal 70!l lTn-inhabitc(1 220 Barasidlahalli :PPw 1,374 13\, 3nn 355 18 19 43 6 221 Singadahalli PI'w 1,21 (i 409 .j\l 94 20 1·1 21 2"" Tihimmalapura 561 Un-inh8 bitecl 223 Yarekatte l'w 2,094 7+ 171 121 17 11 3 224 Rombalakat< (' 1,318 Ull-inhc,bitcd 27 225 Thirthapura* M Pw Po :b~(a)(d) 648 80 80 ·1fj3 255 208 208 55 40 108

    226 Dodda Ramput'a PPw 1,%0 8l) 89 406 ~::!2 18.1 6 4 38 5 227 Chikka Rampura Pw 885 3 34 :'00 104 96 30 .17 228 Gowrasagara PP", 652 130 130 668 3i8 32(\ 3() 3\\ 56 5 229 Upalikanahalli Kw :]53 3 3 HI 10 !) 230 Sadarahalli P Pw E(a)(d) 3,374. 1.t3 ].1.3 738 376 36:2 18 115 24

    ·231 ; 680 Un-inhabit~J 232 Gopagondanahall i Kw 167 26 26 fill 50 40 4 233 Salikatte PPw 865 148 148 751 308 3:;3 127 117 77 18 234 'Maraluhalladabval PPw I,M)S '14 74 311 173 138 114 100 23 5 267

    DIRECTORY '-'T ALUK-coneld.

    "\YORKFRS Non. Tc tal workers ,------"------., wadrerR SJ. (!.IX) I n III IV V VI VII VIn IX X No. ,---"---.. ,---"--...... ,---"----.. r---"-----,. ,----"----,. .---"-----.. ,--..A.-~ r--"--... r--"----..,...-A--.,. ,---"------.. M F M F :\1 F M F }\f F M F )\1 F;'I[ F M F 11 F J\I F 15 16 17 18 l!l 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 2!J 30 in 3" 33 iH 36 1

    252 70 208 15 16 5 1 1 3 1 117 288 186 101 35 87 6 1 3 3 60 U8 187 123 50 76 !l 11 8 11 11 4 :2 J.1 16 66 159 188 79 29 52 11 12 6 7 5 1 5 5 4.') 81 189 ., .) Il7 61 10~ 20 !) 3n (il 147 190

    1[.7 6\) 132 6 25 62 83 160 191 123 38 7.t [0 20 11 1 27 15 84 120 192 566 313 310 220 21 2!J lIO 3\1 7 !l 15 8 33 8 1 .. 42 3nO 643 193 21 \) 17 !l 1 3 6 17 194 2 4 195

    66, 29 4-8 25 14 48 60 196 5 5 4- 3 197 33 27 24 :!3 1 2 7 2 JJ- 24 198 1,01) 5!J4 558 367 124 (is 130 :!.') 30 3 1!J 2G 3 '27 II l:~ 84 '27 536 9n Hl9 35 22 31 21 3 1 20 18 200

    275 77 185 48 43 (i .'5 1 i!l 368 201 Un-inhflbiteo 202 57 38 41 28 \) 5 1 :-16 23 203 168 87 !J6 60 39 20 23 5 9 70 147 204 186 120 146 107 5 12 16 !J .'i 4 l;e\) 188 205

    156 79 .')0 23 9 ·2 16 3 9 7 74 J48 206 :)4 15 ::0 1 7 J R 16 207 208 Ull-inhe,hitpcl 209 70 28 JO 6 :l 14 11 .) 3 ? 33 81 210

    Un-i "habite,l 211 114- \)4 1 III iii 156 212 125 29 85 3 \) 14- 12 \J L:; 3 G1 166 213 214 Un-il,habited 215

    216 61 21 43 13 a 7 3') 57 2-17 254 129 188 93 32 3 3 17 8 8 1 f)3 ~35 218 Un·inhabitflu 219 234 I8f> 171 164 3 .) t') 11 14 "i 131 ](19 220

    71 38 53 4 3 1 5 1 8 41 56 221 U n·inhabi'ccl 222 97 65 42 37 .) 3 13 4 2 7 .. 28 19 56 223 Un-inhaulted 224 162 ~3 67 5 15 20 14 1 2 4 35 1 03 185 225

    137 97 103 83 ".J 11 11; 5 .) 85 87 226 .•. 68 62 53 6(: 14 36 34 227 223 144 ~09 136 3 7 !J 125 176 228 7 6 5 li .) 3 3 229 233 138 155 7~ 5 5 35 8 29 38 .) 4 .) 5 4 143 224 230

    36 25 9 3 22 . I 14 15 231 Un·inhabi1ed 232 250 121 203 6a 5 13 30 .) 5 4 148 232 233 120 60 52 32 12 7 5 ij 47](; 53 78 234 268

    TOWN

    CHIKNAYAKANHAI,LI

    Literr.te Total Population Scheduled Cl\stes cheduled Tribes and eduoated Sl. :-.lame "fTown' Area in Occupied House. r------"----~ r--....A--~ r---.A.-~ .----A--...~ No. Block Sq Miles House holrl~ P 111 F 111 F M: F M F

    1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0 11 12 13 14

    HIKNAYAKANllALLl(~I) 1.4 2,042 2,042 10,375 5.374 5,001 419 329 3 4 3,108 1,414

    Block No. 80 80 481 218 7 45 182 73

    126 126 532 300 23::! III 90 167

    3 78 78 389 2:W 169 4 3 3 169 101

    4 80 80 484 235 16 10 132 58

    5 101 101 513 ::!63 250 89 18 159 89

    6 127 127 441 228 213 135 62

    7 104 104. 526 287 239 5 11 174 77

    8 96 96 4-45 222 223 150 76

    9 100 100 447 235 212 5 5 176 92

    10 97 97 498 238 260 139 86

    11 105 105 433 215 218 122 30

    12 107 107 519 266 253 127 56

    13 111 III 656 321 335 8 8 181 80

    14 113 113 538 2r.'! 274 17 11 139 80

    15 126 1:!6 697 352 345 9 6 180 59

    16 78 78 6:20 324 2\)6 173 59

    17 114 114 580 301 279 160 59

    18 130 130 681 360 321 148 122 191 75

    19 97 97 543 279 264 135 78

    20 72 72 35::! IS7 165 117 55

    ChlknaJakanhaUi Total 418.5 21,894 21,913 1,15,657 59,719 55,938 9,174 8,438 10 %8 22,609 6,981

    Rural 417.1 19,852 19,871 1,05,282 54,345 50,937 8,755 8,109 16 19 19:;:, 6,467

    Urban 1.4 2,042' 2,042 10,375 5,374 5,001 419 329 3 4 3,108 1,4H 269

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    Total WORKERS Non. WOJ'kers r------..A..------"""'\ Workeu IX I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X r-~ ~ r-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,----"--., E". M F 1.1 F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    /I

    3,086 1,233 562 199 55 44 493 90 689 615 106 4 95 11 320 44 51. . 715 226 2,288 3,768

    150 25 12 6 24 3 10 8 9 .. 27 3 6 ., 13 113 1!l3 2

    lS8 49 20 8 13 8 22 9 14 2 11 5 19 2 6 00 88 9 112 183 3

    103 12 13 3 1 6 9 6 00 4 00 15 7 4-8 3 117 157

    146 40 15 '2 30 31 6 4 7 10 5 1 48 25 103 195 3

    147 ~9 33 4 '2 27 7 17 11 2 00 17 23 4 3 33 3 116 221 4

    130 24 8 31 3 20 11 17 2 .. HI 0) 4 29 6 ll8 lS9 5

    00 16~ 38 14 7 28 5 38 12 00 9 00 24 5 7 41 8 1~5 201 6

    126 69 3 4 4- 62 53 5 00 19 3 3 :W 7 96 154 7

    129 57 6 4 2 11 42 43 13 5 19 2 31 6 106 155 8

    133 60 15 5 13 "27 "29 12 3 "23 4 6 34 S 105 "200 9

    5 3 5 :2 17 8 80 164 10 135 54 55 12 11 :l • 1:~ 25 27 4

    155 103 37 7 4 14 60 56 8 1 3 00 6 4 20 15 III 150 11

    IRS 62 :W '3 3 21 5 49 36 4 00 5 00 28 5 00 44 15 133 273 12

    157 60 SO 8 7 14 8 30 3 3 :W 13 5 107 214 14

    () 190 113 97 9 16 43 92 2 00 4 IS 6 162 232 15

    190 138 36 39 11 4 40 12 78 82 00 :! " 14 134 158 16

    186 71 34 7 63 8 19 16 1 o. 3 o. 12 54 4ll 115 208 17

    ~16 127 25 31 "2 41 10 ll4 67 4 -ill 17 144 1!)4 18

    154 80 13 21 79 III 15 25. 0 00 5 00 16 26 13 125 184 13

    101 22 :l7 16 6 4 8 00 18 3 7

    36,737 17.606 25,185 12,647 1,910 1,311 3,092 910 2,497 1,468 448 85 463 127 785 202 117 00 2,290 856 22,982 38,332 T

    33,551 16,373 24,573 12,448 1,855 1,267 2,599 820 1,808 853 342 81 368 116 465 158 66 0 0 1,575 630 ZO,694 34,564 R

    3,086 1,233 562 199 55 44 493 90 689 615 106 4 95 11 320 44 51 00 715 226 2,288 3,768 U 270

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    UUBBl TALUK

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    Abbanakuppe 83 35 25 1-6 52 BittagondallahaIli 151 93n 876 H-4 2 30 938 1,001 E-6 53 B. Kodihalli 107 282 340 F-4 3 - Adalagere 201 1,103 1,357 E--3 54 Bochihalli 134 471 544 H-4 4 Adikekere fl8 234 269 1-5 55 Bodathimma',ahlllIi 276 55 50 A-4 5 Adagondanahalli 109 294 345 F-4 56 Bommarasanahalli 198 285 410 1)...... '3 6 Alalaghatta 258 1,579 2,003 D- 4 57 Bommel1ahalli 171 331 342 E-4 7 Ambarapura ll3 162 198 F- 5 58 Boragondanshalli 317 220 245 D-6 8 Alllruanaghatta 12 1,362 1,607 E- 5 59 Borappanahalli 84 540 619 1- 6 9 Ammanahalli 156 116 134 F- 4 00 Bukkasagara 70 402 540 H-6 lO Anehalli 250 40 57 B-2 61 Byadanakatte 288 224 271 C-5 II Ankalakoppa 64 954 1,110 H-5 62 Byadaramallenahalli 121 113 141 G-5 12 Ankapura 172 E-4 63 Byadigere 2 158 238 F-5 13 Allkasandra 338 589 077 B-4 64 Byadigere 147 558 585 G-4 14 Anthapura 291 314 374 0-5 65 Byalahalli 144 180 238 G-5 15 Anupanakunte 331 35 24 B-5 6ft B:.tichenahalli 18 391 441 D-6 16 Appannanahalli 257 173 26il 0-3 67 Chandrasekharapura 53 1,816 2,072 D-5 17 AradrihaHi 308 D-5 68 Chandrasekh!1rapura 54 10 61 H-4 18 267 203 199 C-4 (Amanikere) 19 Aremaranahalli III 89 120 F-4 (;9 Uhandrasekharapura 55 44 25 H-5 20 Attikatte 96 207 277 }'-3 70 Chandra.eekharapura G5 HIS H--5 21 A vverahalli 74 597 710 H-6 Valagere Kaval 22 Babiganahalli 158 62 E-! 71 Changan 71 828 H--ti 23 Badakanapalya .20 130 99 E-6 72 Changayi Kanl,] 73i H-6 24 Badayanapalya 223 196 E-2 73 Chakenahalli 122 180 527 G--5 25 Badenahalli' 99 207 296 F-3 74 Chammaha!h 135 H-3 26 Bagur 165 347 478 E-5 75 Challl,aHettihalIi 5 33:; 3·12 E-5 27 BhandanahaJ!i 192 185 240 D-3 7!l Chu,lllld.ntUerah,!h 101 F-3 28 Bandihalli 153 702 873 F-4 77 Cheela.llahalli HI :!8 340 1-6 29 Banmgan"halli 187 D- 4 78 Che!ur :::86 2,076 2,462 C-5 30 Basavapatna li8 233 284 D- 5 7i) Chelur Amallikere 287 7 C-5 31 BastikattekavaI 34 F- 6 80 Chikkahedagihalli 34G 332 401 A-4 32 Beeramaranahalli 80 152 IS7 1- 5 81 Chikkanettagunte 27 309 E-6 33 Belaratla 112 785 890 F-! 82 Chikka Yadiyur 61 171 169 1--4 34 BelIahalIi 85 313 3Gl H-6 b3 Chikkonahal1i 1,504 1,861 F-6 35 Belur 130 ISO 126 H-4 84 Chiuuigere 3::1 215 167 C-6 36 Benachlgere 163 721 877 F-5 83 Chintara,n&halli. 278 A-4 37 Benakanagolldi l;n 247 H-4 81j Chilhappanah"lli 243 B-3 38 Bennehalladakaval 215 F-2 87 Chowkonahalli 17 342 412 D-6 39 Benehalli 263 108 131 D-4 88 Daclappanahalli 347 206 245 B--4 40 Bennur 106 232 274 F-4 81l Dasarakallahalli 90 4086 524 G--5 41 Bettadahalii '264 356 592 D-4 90 De~erahalli 344 307 447 A-4 42 Bhogasandra 193 6n U4 ,D-3 !H Dhoolelll1halli 31 :?1~ 250 F-6 43 Bid:;re 309 l.G9:) 1.154 D-5 !H Dilllligauahalh :.!12 211 254 F-3 4( Bidare Ama~kere 310 13 59 D-5 H3 Doddaguni 218 823 1,095 E-3 45 Bidarehallada KavaI 210 88 E- 3 !J.! Docld'1hcd:>glhaI!i 345 394 409 A-4 46 Bidare Rajakaval 314 24 2 D- 5 !13 DodcLmeiagul1te ~4 605 179 E-ti 47 Bikkeguddadakaval 36 G- 6 !l6 Docldanettagunte 23 372 E-G 48 Biligere 451 471 F- 6 (Amanikerc) 49 Bilikallupalya 21 173 194 E- 6 97 DOlldcrJ 38 1\18 178 F- ~ 50 Bilinandi 133 464 487 H-4 98 Dollenahalli 7:! 499 575 H-6 51 Bisalahalli 19 43 63 D-6 U,I Donneri 104 12 138 F-4 2

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    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

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    100 EchaJak".yal D--.2 150 Hullckero 68 520 618 H---5 101 (~a'l:y[\nkanDh:1]]i 31 32 C--L 151 Hural'gf'1'C 57 383 43;) 1-4 II)~ (hl"ga ,03 G-I; 152 Hut,chanapalya 261 D- 3 103 Galigekpl(, \9; 310 C-2 153 1dagur 87 832 943 1-6 104 Gangasandra 3117 463 G- 3 154 1dakanahalli 179 389 469 D-4 105 G(1(t1ahalli C--2 155 1ngalada Kaval 49 F-5 106 Gedlahqlh (M) (;--.t­ 156 1rakasandra J22 1,237 1,:373 C-5 107 Goolenaha.Ili 114 :259 :?.J." F--.'i 157 Jainarahalli 313 94 97 D-5 108 Golbhalli 1:1 Hi:> ::'10 E-5 158 262 32 40 D-4 109 Gop~ hlrura 47 :-11)3 3::8 G-G 159 J alaguni 326 185 187 D-2 no Gorjihalh 143 208 23S G---! 160 Janakadcvanahalli 97 279 :321 F-3 111 GOKripllr:1 :n~ 933 l,085 D-3 161 Jannenahalli 59 492 522 1- 4 1I2 Gubb; (.\nnnikerp) 3 786 133 ]j~_4.-1 162 J eeganahalli 126 :300 392 G-5 113 Gubhl K"""ba ,J. :>00 £-5 163 Jogihalli 281 2lti 238 A-4 114 GtHldauah"l1i 311' ])--1; 164 Jogihalli 296 96 125 0-4 II ,j ,Gncldooda Ohr.1apura :232 D--:.' 165 J ogihalli 188 D-3 Ill; Gurlde r"halli :'4)1 ;-\\ll B-:.' 166 Kacnenanalli 299 2,)7 330 C-4 117 GynrHhr> Ili lK2 :.'53 D--J 167 Kadaba 89 2,037 2.319 G-4 118 Hagalny;,(11 ~3~ 2,60\1 B-2 168 Kadaba Amanikere 91 F-5 119 Halasi1

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    GUBEr TALUK-contd.

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    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES GUBBI TALUK-concld.

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    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Total: 200(24), 207(14), 209(7), 214(2),218(2), 220(130), 235(268), Kunnala 2:20(67); 3!l3(1); Haravesa.lldra 31)3(3); 255(99), 273(82), 280(30), 288(77), 302(1), 311(21), Kadaba 280(1). 288(1), 393(2); Bilinandi 399(2); 314(2), 339(1), 340(3), 350(42), 357(1), 365(1), 357(2), Ka.llur :WO(2), 209(1), 235(:'l16), 273(12), :!80(2), 314(1); 369(36),384(2), 388(16), 392(2), 393(76), 399(15). 388(1), 3113(5); Peddr.ushalli 393(1); Yarabahalli 280(1); 314(1), 393(2); Pendaranahalli 280(1). 393(1); Meleka,lla­ Rural: 200(16); :207(11); :::09(3); ~14(1); 218(()); ~::O(7~): :235(244), halli 393(3); Byadigere 200(2). :373(1), 384(2), 393(1); :l55(99); 273(43); 280(16); :!88(5); 311(19); 314(2); 340(8); Parasanahalli 340(1); Bandihalli 235(1), 350(5), 369(1), 3:;0(42); 365(1); 369(32): 384(2): 388(4); 303(73): 399(5), 393(2); Karehalli 311(1); ~('ralakere 350(1). 399(2); Doddaguni 200(~), 273(2), 388(1), 399(2); N. Hosahalli U1b\l1: :!OO(8), :207(3), ,:20!l(4), :214(1), 218(1), 220(58), :!35(24), 399(1); Guddadaobalapura 369(1); Bhandanahalli :273(39), ~80(14), :388(72), 30~(1), 311(2), 339(1), 357(11), 369(1); Gyarahalli 235(1); Idakanahalli 255(7), 393(2); 367(2), 369(4), 388(1~), 3!)2(~), 393(3). Sanalapura 235(16), 255(6), 393(2); Kallethahalli 273(1); Muganayakanakatte 200(1), 209(1). 311(1). 350(1), 369(1), VILLAGE WISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS 388(1), 393(3), 399(2); Adalagere 200(1), 273(2). \Tillages: 'l'hippur 207(3), 340(7), 350(1), 3G!)(2); lIIukanahallipatna 365(1), 399(5); Kalagamari 393(2): Hagalavadi 200(2), 200(1).209(1). 273(::!); 36(1); Galaga 350(2); Daddanahalli 255(85), 273(3), ~80(4), 288(2). 311(8), 369(3), 393(3), 369(2), 393(1): Kodagihalli 273(1), 288(1), 369(4). 393(5); Hosakere 207(2), 235(3), 273(4), 280(3) 311(4), 369(1); Nagasandnl> 393( 1); Chandrasekharapura. 214(1), 218273(2), 393(2); Obalapura 393(1); Galigekere 369(1); Madala.pura. :.!80(l), 393(1); Mavinahalli ::00(1),393(1); Hosakere 36!)(1); 350(2); Muchalana.halli 393(1); Manchaladore 273(1), Hindisagere ~55(1), 369(1), 393(1); Nettikerp 369(1); 311(4), 350(2), 3!)3(1); Kutanarahalli 369(1); Ya.raba.h&lIi Kalasettihalli 200(1), ~07(4),273(5).1l50(3).369(1), 388(3) 393 393(1); .Jogihalli 393(1); Pura 399(1): Nallur 350(1); Chellur (7); Dasarakalla.halli 369(2) Kelamanahalli 369(2) Janne­ 200(2), 273(1), 393(1); Sathenahalli 303(1); Na.ndih&lli ll.\h,,\)i '350,1), ',',\}3(2) Pel'amaspndra 3\)\},2), ;)\}3(2); 2S0(1); Irkasandra ~OO(l), 273(1), 393(3); Bida.re Z3l'>('i) Belavattu 273(1), :288(1), 311(1), 369(1), 393(2); Honna­ 273(2), 350(14), 393(3); Hoo-dnakatte 273(1); )IaJimaclti: ~ettihalli 207(1), 273(1), 280(2), 369(1), 393(1); Ya.davana­ ku~te 350(1), 393(1). halli 207(1); Konanakcre 350(8); Ayavynahalli 220(5);

    TUMKUR IS :274 VILLAGE

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    GUBBI

    Literate Total Pchedulprl. Scheduled and Area. Occu­ Population Cashs 'TriheR educated ':II. in pied HOllRC'­ ,---"----. ,..-A-.. ,-"--.. No. Village Amenities ~~cres Houses holds l' 1\1 }' )t F M F

    3 4 5 7 \I 10 11 13 14

    46 Surigenahall i P Pw 3,441 48 4\! :!iH 147 13::? .) 67 2& 47 Gopalapura * P Pw Po 390 63 63 328 168 1(1) ., 76 13 48 Kattigenahalli PPw 1,:l:l5 !l\1 !HI 54\) ~81 268 n 71 131 28 49 Ingaladaka.lI'al ~48 Un-inhabited 50 Ho~&halli MPw 1,792 ~07 ::?07 1,181 015 5liB 123 169 178

    51 Maden&halli PPw 879 18::? 182 1,16~ 3!1\) 563 120 117 184 211 52 Thorehalli PPw 498 126 12fi 776 413 363 38 36 119 19 53 Chandr&sekharapura * H DPwPo 876 389 389 2,()72 1,026 1,0.16 159 1(;0 423 243 5' ChIJ.ndrasekharapura Kw 1,~51 10 10 (11 30 31 12 .( (Amanikere). 55 Chandrusekharapura 13 6 Bagayat.

    - f>6 Padugudi I'Kw 58:.! 7:2 7:2 434 215 219 18 34 6 57 Huraigere PPw 353 ,so 80 435 ::?21 214 13 01 4 58 Kodagihalli l' Kw E(a)(d) 3t:.! H4 94 5U4 244 260 20 93 11 59 Jannenahalli PTk 4Bl 88 no 5~~ :!.7H :!4-l ~\I til 6 60 Kenclianahalli ;Kw 1,:.!08 56 56 2H2 14!J H3 8 33 9

    61 Chikkayadiyur Kw 2liO.Ol 37 ::17 lli!! 77 U2 11 12 n 62 Horakere 661.:n 116 116 oUI 295 306 ~3 25 59 10 63 Mattikere p Pw 1,1:~3.11 84 84 495 :.!25 ::'10 8 7 78 64 Ankalakoppa, PPw :-;37.32 1!J!) 204 1,110 533 577 50 64 83 7 65 Chandnsekharapura U!J3.14 Un-inhabited (Valagere Kaval) ,

    66 Himheagere l' Pw E(,,)(i)(d) I,Hili 248 248 1,242 638 604- 64 162 24 67 Hindlsagere .Kaval 1)w E(a)(d) 1,93\) 30 ::Iv 168 75 \)3 10 1 68 Hullekere PPw 874 llU· !19 61S :.l()8 310 1>2 3 69 Ungra. PPw 934 1% 2JO 1,196 lil7 5iH :!5 120 7 70 Bukkasag:ua PPw ,64 ,!l 79 540 273 207 ., 6 68 13

    71 Ch~ngavi * P PwPo fJ.37 13\! U6 828 4:W 3U(! S5 75 120, 27 72 Dollcnahalli l' Pw 415 88 !)] 575 2H6 279 63 61 66 28 73 Changavi ;Kaval 38!l Un-illhabitc

    76 Nettikere PPw 1 ,1~5 III 117 6!l(i 340 356 18 26 \14 (\ 77 Hanumantapura Kw 264 11 11 00 23 27 !) 8 78 Mavinahalli Amanikere 46B 18 12 6 2 79 Ma.vinaha.lli * NI Pw Po J,004 174 IS5 \)50 473 477 53 49 204. 63 80 Manikuppe PPw 770 139 13!) 660 314 346 47 59 U8 24

    8'1 Cheelanahalli PPw 3M 56 56 340 162 178 17 li4 15 12 Naranahalli 1'1'", 1,731 1:!4 1~4 820 426 3U4 78 66 U:.! 4 83 Abbanakuppe Pw 389 6 6 25 17 8 8" Borappanahalli prw 1,364 lU7 107 619 - 310 309 25 29 \10 23 85 Bellahalli PPw ::140 4S 48 ~61 1!l3 168 4 4 47 18 '277

    DIRECTORY

    TAL UK -contd.

    Total WORKERS jl/no­ wurkers r------..)o...------, worker~ (I-IX) I II III IV Y VI VII VIn IX X r--A-"""", ~ ~-, ~ ~ ~ ~ ,---A--.. ~ ~ ~ 81 M F M F 1\[ F M F M F 1\1 If 1\1 F M F M F M F l\I F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    100 5\1 04 58 3 4.7 73 4.fJ 107 44 9~ 44 7 8 61 116 47 176 16 161 9 7 3 2 2 1 105 252 '8 Un-inha.bited 4.9 370 15~ 308 116 3 5 5 22 t 24 33 245 407 50 t 368 153 326 139 9 4 13 3 1 1 231 410 52 259 48 2l!J 2\'1 13 17 7 20 1 154 315 53 568 199 439 158 16 6 '2 25 10 10 7 3 65 22 458 847 5 19 10 8 l! 10 II 21 1ft

    10 6 :I 12 55

    133 99 114 7~ 8 2 9 20 1 1 1 4 82 120 56 126 67 123 61 2 2 2 2 95 147 57 150 99 129 81 11 10 2 5 5 3 94 161 58 169 ]26 162 123 3 1 4, 109 118 59 89 23 73 14 9 9 3 4 60 120 60

    53 31 51 31 1 24 61 61 170 155 158 146 8 9 .) 2 125 151 62 138 26 138 16 3 7 87 244 63 342 337 334 328 2 8 191 240 64 UR-inhabited 6!1

    363 161 2.51 96 8 5 14 :ll 4 3 4 275 443 M 50 16 46 2 1 1 \) 1 1 3 25 77 67 174 50 147 37 1 6 3 18 1 8 134 260 68 403 290 353 217 3 9 6 29 21 I 10 8 11 214 289 69 160 14 157 13 1 ll3 253 • 70

    267 72 226 57 29 15 4 5 162 327 71 167 76 156 69 4 3 3 5 129 203 72 Un-inhabited 73 219 103 215 101 14,1 247 74- Un-inhabiterl 75

    204 179 186 170 16 9 136 177 76 15 3 14 2 1 S 24 77 747 4 5 2 78 ~65 187 188 160 3 19 22 2:! 6 1 :!1 5 2Q~ 290 79 187 30 158 24 3 12 II Ii 127 316 80

    117 84 102 74 .) 9 10 .) 4-5 94 8) 256 188 247 185 •. .2 (j 2 liO 206 82 .10 10 8 88 192 73. 169 16 55 2 4 11" 236 84 I:!O 4 74 2 .il 1M 83 :278

    VILLAGE

    GUBBI

    Literate Tutal Sehedlllc(l Scheduled and Arm1 OCCll~­ Population Castes Tribes edncah'u

    ~I. in pied House. .-___. ..A- _~_~ .--..A.-"" .--~ ..A.-."" .---..A--~ :\0. Amenities Acl'Ps Houses holds P 1\1 F ]I{ F 1\1 F l\'I F

    4 5 G 7 8 10 11 ]3 14

    Il(\ Bce.'amaram,}",l\i. PI'", (j14 ~7 187 84 ]03 15 1 87 Idngul' pp", 1,274 151 157 943 4118 485 50 G:3 llG 30 81' "\clikckPro 1'w 969 51 51 2G9 124 141l 3 27 2 80 Ka(\abn,* HDRhcMew 1,078 424 426 ~,3H) 1,167 ],1.52 141 136 567 339 PwPo. PPw 345 116 ll6 524 272 :25~ 107 105 3

    !It K,,,l,,\m A1Wlnikert' 3,008 Un-inhabited !U J(onlln;,nH,]w,ll i PI'w 533 103 103 471 245 226 40 30 3'l 2 !)3 Rampura (K) Kw 554 21 21 120 GG 54 38 8 !l4 Kah1sertihaHi PPw 680 43 43 236 135 101 '2 33 8 !):; Ganga;;all(lm ]' l'w 805 03 93 463 239 224 5 107 22

    0H Attikatic PTk 312 52 5') 277 149 128 24 22 45 10 97 Janakadovanah,,]li PKw 424 51 51 321 160 161 32 2 !l8 Rampura (D) I' 743 62 62 385 20G 179 2 61 7 99 Badenahalli PPw 456 54 54 29G 148 148 43 44 35 3 100 Por:unasandru P1'k 972 53 53 307 1115 152 10 5 49 9

    I () 1 Uhn,nna vaderahall i 215 Un-inhabited 10:' HaragaladC'\'igndclarla 2,084 Un-inha.bited Kava!. 103 Marasctlyhnlli PTk 2,569 IG3 163 748 384 3G4 78, 81 167 24 104 Donm'ri 360 2G 2G 138 73 65 41 3G 27 ]0:; Ko(limallemthalli 193 Un-inhabited

    106 Bennur PTk 640 43 43 274 139 135 15 13 47 8 107 B. Kodihalli PPw 520 59 5!} 340 177 IG3 7G 18 108 Karigondanahalli PPw 1,061 55 55 352 157 195 64 70 58 44 109 Adagonda,nahalli l' Kw H3G 80 80 345 170 175 43 46 23 110 1'hogo,righatta Kw 609 44 44 240 104 136 21 23 16

    III A .. "marana,h,tll i Tk 5G6 27 27 120 53 67 10 11 13 4 Il~ Boh1Vathta':' J\I Pw Po 1,113 IG2 IG2 896 439 457 80 82 179 29 113 Ambarapum PKw :238 38 38 198 101 97 41 4 114 Goolcnahalli Pw 401 44 44 248 124 124 1 29 3 115 HonnascUihalli PPw G06 89 89 480 249 231 50 37 72 8 llG Yaclavanahalli I' Pw 1,067 89 89 484 241 243 27 20 59 4 117 ,Kattigena,hall i 678 50 50 ~64 130 134 34 24 33 6 lIS Kopp", PP", 933 129 129 62G 320 30G 82 73 135 24 ll9 Konanakere l' Pw 749 9" 92 50G 273' 233 62 59 69 G 1'?0 Konomadenahalli PPw 512 70 70 :352 172 180 38 39 38 5

    Ul Byn(\;tramallpnahalli PPw 377 25 25 141 77 G4 10 9 25 1 122 Chahnithalli Kw 5:23 87 .87 527 265 262 24 1 123 Lingammanahalli l' Kw 469 85 85 454 228 226 I!} 17 54 11 124 ;K_unnala* M 1'w Po 1,76G 28!l 289 1,G82 833 849 84 81 184 28 125 ;K_enehavceranaha,lli p\\, 343 17 17 90 43 47 7 279

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK-confd.

    TohtJ WORKF.R~ NOIl­ workers ,------._------"------,. ,yorkers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,---"-~ ,---"--,. ,---"-----,. ,-~ ,----"--,. ,----"---, ~ ,-__,.___,,_ ,----"---,,---"-----,. ,---"-""""'1 81. 1\1 F :;\1 F l\l J<' 1\1 Ii' :\1 F l\l F l\l Ii' :\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F )1 F No.

    15 17 18 1!l 20 21 "" 24- 21) 2G 27 28 2!l 30 31 32 3" 34 35 36

    45 3 45 3 3n 100 86 276 51 207 46 3 4 3 :2 182 43-1 87 78 J:! 78 II . 4H 133 88 fl78 2]5 35!l !J7 1)8 31 21 I) 4-0 24- 36 14 4 94 34 489 037 89

    175 !l!l 131 1;7 B4 6 4 2 9 ~l7 153 90

    Un-inhabited 91 143 !l6 115 43 3 43 1 15 8 7 102 130 92 36 9 31 3 4. 4 2 30 45 93 83 25 49 20 4 26 4 2 1 52 76 94 15!l' S7 136 8~ 5 11 4 7 80 l:n 95

    94 5i H 40 6 5 18 21 10 4 1 2 1 1 55 71 96 102 73 (\8 33 8 23 8 15 Hi 2 58 88 97 135 50 fi6 41 2 40 3') 14 1 3 71 123 98 85 44 33 In 14 11 21 15 l·t 2 63 10o! 99 !l5 61 68 3!l 2 I) 14 11 15 GO 91 100

    Un-inhabited 101 Un-inhabited 102

    24!l 170 238 161 :2 12 1 6 2 135 188 103 44 21 3~ 19 2 2 \) 29 44 104 Un-inhahited 105

    !l3 1)1 4-3 21 13 14 16 6 17 10 3 46 84 106 105 37 22 4 44 15 I 4 72 126 107 109 70 80 4(\ 13 14 15 1 48 ]25 108 111 54 88 43 n 8 5 10 2 5!l 121 109 78 10 53 5 4 12 8 2 :2 4- 2G 120 110

    34 16 30 7 4 2 3 1 2 19 51 111 305 114 172 40 25 33 12 4 58 25 4 4 6 1 20 5 134 343 112 01 27 47 3 3 14 !J 10 ·1 40 70 113 81 59 72 4-3 4 9 D 7 43 65 114 160 ]35 ]38 103 7 17 14 4 80 9G 115

    ]43 120 121 84- 17 9 16 1 3 I) \)8 123 116 !l2 31 88 2!l :3 1 38 103 117 I!l7 163 180 14.(\ :2 3 7 11 1 2 7 123 143 118 173 72 153 58 5 G 11 7 1 3 100 161 119 103 60 81 32 17 Hi 11 3 2 (iU 120 120

    44 13 35 5 1 4 6 33 51 121 153 67 136 62 :2 8 3 8 112 195 122 130 30 113 ] 0 18 .) :3 1 :l 7 2 \)8 ]!l6 123 487 248 372 13!) 30 4 17 67 27 11 7 5 21 3 34(; GOI 124 23 26 21 4 ') 18 4 20 21 1-25 280

    VILLA.GE GUBBI Literate Total Schednlt'{] 8chc(luled and Area Occu­ Population CagteH Trihes l'ducat('d SI. In pied HOll,e. r--..A..--~ ,,--.A..-~ ,-...A..-~ ,-..A..--.. 1'\0. Village Amenties Acres HousC'''\ holds P M F 1\I F ~1 F l\[ F 3 4 5 6 7 8 \) 10 II 12 13

    126 .J eeganahalli PPw 415 72- 392 191 201 74 6 3 127 Kodihalli (B) Pw (i47 30 36 228 108 120 20 128 HlJrivesandra PPw 399 07 67 356 182 174 7 54 129 ;Kambasandra PPw 2\)6 ~3 138 65 73. 5 130 Belur Pw fi82 126 59 (\7 19

    131 ;Kallaha.lI i PI'", 850 189 209 . 1,082 53~ 549 fi7 67 159 20 132 ;Kallur* )1 D Rhc Pw Po 2,206 5H 517 2,787 1,384 1.403 lfiS 143 6"" 16!) E(i)(d) 133 Belinandi PI'", 850 86 Sf) 487 258 229 .) 50 134 Bochihalli PPw 1,274 91 94 544 275 269 42 6 135 Chama.nahalJi 341 Un-inhahit~tl

    136 Yarahasandra PI'w 833 6~) 70 375 173 202 3 5:., 5 137 Benakanagondi Pw 305 48 50 350 184 1G6 11 138 Vadavanaghatta. Pw 317 32 32 173 88 S5 In 20 2 139 Konnaghatta Kw 769 62 62 359 172 187 24- 1 140 Mathighatta PPw 7!)5 130 130 619 304 315 78 97 123 34

    I U P"ddanahalh p 436 118 118 Go3 3:26 337 47 57 121 142 ;Kadabagadde ;Kaval 515 Un-inhabited 143 Gorjihalli Pw 353 38 38 238 121 H7 16 16 13 144 Byalahalli PPw 464 36 36 238 1"" 116 18 22 60 12 145 Hallenahqlli Pw ~80 39 39 ~37 ll8 119 .) 46 5

    146 Yalachihalli PI'", 1,087 121 121 778 380 398 73 85 1.j.() 53 147 ByaJigere PI'", 975 96 96 585 301 284 147 130 80 16 148 Melt>kallahalli PI'", 1,021 148 148 980 4n.5 485 130 125 128 15 149 Manchihalli Pw 467 90 90 540 274 266 14 14 53 2 150 Pendaranahdli PPw 296 45 45 250 121 129 5 11 30 7

    151 Bittagondanahalli PPw 1,158 172 172 876 432 444 42 46 150 2 152 Nittur* MPwPo 1,549 353 356 1,834 900 884 114 !l! 343 151 153 Bandihilli 1\1Pw :?31 165 165 873 433 440 40 31 178 32 154 Parasanaha.lli l{w 233 1 11 6 5 4 3 155 Kenchanahalli Kw 382 24 158 80 78 21 2

    156 Ammanahalli Kw 508 23 23 134 70 64 .) 42 12 157 Karehalli Kw 320 53 53 303 ]60 143 46 38 61 16 158 Babiganahalli 329 Un-inhabited 159 NittUf Amanikere Pw 1,251 2 8 4 4 3 2 160 Pura PI'", 816 135 135 779 399 3'<0 33 3fi 175 35

    161 MPw 1,306 112 112 H38 319 319 43 46 101 162 Haranahalli PPw 302 51 51 2]7 99 118 56 56 19 5 163 Benachiagere PI'", 736 168 1(\8 877 454 423 130 158 151 29 164 Mathighatta PPw 1,458 108 108 550 295 255 91 86 30 2 165 Bagur PPw 1,003 102 102 478 248 230 59 44 89 15

    . 166 H('snrnhalli PPw 2116 56 36 3~5 168 157 4\) 47 60 27 167 l\ladanaghat.ta PPw 399 63 63 301 159 142 51 47 59 21 l!;8 Rampura (N) PI'", 711 48 48 :!94 157 137 :20 lei SO 21 169 ;Kodinagenahalli. PPw 741 !)S 98 605 322 293 160 146 44 4 170 Thyaga.toor Amanikere 312 Un-inhabited 281

    DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. Non­ Total WORKERS workers r- ______..A.. ------, workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI vn VIII IX X ~ Sl. ,--..A--, ,-..A..-, ,--..A..---.. ,-..A..-, ,--"--, ,--"--,,..--"----.,--"--..,,-J'----. ,--"-----, F No. I'll F M F M F M F 1\1 F M F M :1<' I'll F ~r F M 1<' "'11 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ~4 25 26 27 ~8 29 30 31 32 33 3.t 35 36 1

    66 133 126 125 68 106 01 13 7 5 1 43 97 127 65 23 51 10 12 13 2 65 158 128 II7 16 98 14 2 2 12 5 24 47 129 41 ~6 33 21 3 8 11 55 130 48 1:2 43 4 3 8

    351 268 301 250 11 11 30 5 6 182 281 131 822 298 370 51 30 22 ~ 16 296 160 16 22 ]7 73 32 562 1.105 132

    153 12 120 9 3 1 28 2 105 217 133 113 191 134 162 78 H-l ~5 3 4 13 48 1 Un-inhabiterl 135

    125 56 93 47 3 9 10 3 6 8 4S 146 136 111 17 53 1 1 2 47 3 10 II 73 l4') 137 53 11 45 3 4 3 3 35 74- 138 95 38 73 2 12 7 10 !l 14 77 149 139

    200 3') 17~ 5 3 7 3 14 20 2 2 104 283 140 ~09 6!l ]68 3!l 10 15 26 14 117 268 141 Un-inhabit"r1 142 40 99 143 85 67 73 5!l 10 ~ 76 17 57 2 2 10 17 5 6 46 144

    72 7 u3 1 (j :"i 46 112 145 240 144 1!l4 106 14 15 8 3 3 \) 4 140 254 146 192 !l2 135 42 7 4 46 45 3 1 109 192 147 2!l7 143 230 34 10 2!l 13 11 33 63 8 198 342 148 165 70 .154 ~7 2 6 8 37 109 196 149

    81 24 62 15 1 6 !) 8 2 40 105 150 263 73 ]96 53 4 7 48 17 ] 1 1 5 3 169 371 151 554 342 371 250 50 45 8 41 21 4 4 16 5 1 59 15 396 542 152 254 225 1!l9 207 8 14 10 20 1 1 15 179 215 153 141 4 5 1 154

    46 20 4t) 17 3 2 3 3·1 58 155 46 26 42 24 2 3 24 38 156 101 74 93 74 2 2 2 59 69 157 Un-inhabited 158 3 159

    207 86 141 65 11 !l 13 4 3 2 5 2 16 1 16 3 192 294 160 187 62 138 l-i 21 18 3 6 5 132 257 161 72- 49 53 26 7 13 12 10 27 69 162 30:] 174 :H6 124 9 14 14 3 54 23 1 1 1 11 10 147 249 163 191 45 181 40 7 5 104 210 164 149 63 134 5!l 4 10 3 !l9 167 165

    88 7 78 7 7 1 2 80 150 166 100 85 91 71 5 10 3 1 59 57 167 96 58 79 57 14 1 61 79 168 174 18 P" 1 3 24 3 15 13 3 2 1 1 148 265 169 Un-inhabiteu 170 2R2

    VILLAGE GUBBI

    Lit,crate Total Scheduled ~ehcdulerl ami Area Oeeu­ Population Castes Tribes educated ~I. in piCf1 House­ r--~.A.-~--., ,--.A.---., ,-~ ,-.A.-,. :,0. AlllOlliti('s Aeres Houses holds P J\1 F M F :\1 F ,\1 F 2 5 7 ]0 II 12 1~ 14

    171 Bomm0nahalli p 407 (18 34:~ 172 170 (m 12 172 Ankapum fi8S Un-inhabitPr] ] 73 rrhyaga1oGl'* l' M wPo 1,05G 308 308 1,fi:l2 S5H 7G3 no 54 ~06 fif) 174 UL1,lo Hosakere PPw 1,42fi 82 S2 434 220 214 34 34 G3 18 17.') Halasi"" K~g(mnh[t1li PPw fill 70 70 410 200 210 52 50 89 39

    17fi 80lllalapunt l\I Pw 722 117 ]17 ;j27 328 2!)!) 20 17 73 17 177 Malcnahalli PK,\' 711 5(j 5G 270 136 134 37 10 17S Bssayapntna PPw 519 (il 61 284 13G 148 20 3 17!) Idakanahalli Pw 855 84 84 46!) 231 2~8 30 ~3 78 12 ] 80 }Iuthiknre PPw 4:~8 37 37 If)O 108 S" 37 14 lSI Hosalmlli (M) Tk 22fi 2H 2!) IGS g0 G0 44 14 182 Gyal'uluLlli Pw 415 40 49 '25:~ 128 125 51 68 22 J 8~ Run kapura Pw 3!)G n !) 50 2fl 24 2 184 ~Ill!!anyaJmnaI«)le:v* 11 D Pw Po 86G 31i1 351 l,fi:)H 7!)1) 830 120 34fi 18" Muganayakanakote 1f)O Un-inhahited (AmanikPl'o).

    I Sfi }1ud(hpura 1'", 453 4G 281 14G 135 3 187 n'mniganahalJi 440 Un-inhabiter] 188 .Jogihalli 708 Un-inhahilr'(l I8!) Sagasan(lra PPw 642 02 92 434 222 212 100 31 100 Kalasnllahalli Pw 264 7 7 ;;0 27 23 n 2

    1!)1 Vecl'apura 317 Un-inhabite(l 1!)2 Uha,]](Iann,hall i PJ(,v G43 43 43 240 128 112 5 27 3 193 TIhoga,sandra Pw lAOG 13 13 04 46 40 18 2 194 ;l;Iudrlanahalli ~(w 178 25 25 100 5G 44 I!)" H,nadagero P1'w 1,727 ]]3 113 620 284 246 65 46 !)1 22

    !flO Kallanahalli l,tl30 ~ n 7 2 7 2 Hl7 Hulle Haru'd Kaval 1,017 Un-inhabited I!)S BOl1nnarasanahall i PPw 1,831 Gf) 73 410 228 182 41 41 86 19 199 Virupakshipura Pw 1,097 27 27 148 72 7fi 4 fi 17 1 200 Smumlmnakote 401 38 38 :1l0 f)7 113 16 2

    201 A(lalagcrc MPw 1,250 258 258 1,357 701 660 8f) 87 288 137 202 Kal1enahalli pp", 104 50 50 25G 133 123 2G 21 29 2 203 Handanahalli PPw 1,022 102 102 514 260 254 54 65 70 3 204 Syag:tranahalli PKw 577 57 57 361 178 173 72 1fi 206 Soppinahalli Pw 193 26 2G 157 83 74 4 46 3

    20(] Thill1ll1alupalyn, Pw 107 20 20 93 41 52 4 7 G 21)7 Rajn,napollche Pw 223 3') :22 114 67 57 20 2 :2')8 YalJapura Pw G56 10 10 (;3 32 31 ]6 1 :')!) KUlHhranahalli PI'", 446 65 66 ~75 193 lS2 G5 fi3 48 10 :!10 TIi,h!'c Halladakaval 2,487 10 19 88 42 4fi 4" 46 5 2

    211 Taggihalli Pw 536 47 47 2G!) 147 1~2 56 212 Dindigadahalli P Pw 368 49 49 254 130 124 4 5 20 213 Seegehall i Pw 281 14 14 60 29 31 !) 214 Houncnahalli Pw • 487 36 36 183 99 84 42 33 2!) 215 Berwhallidakaval. 1,095 Un-inhabited 283 DIRECTORY TAL UK -eant",

    Total WURKlOn'l X()n- workers ,--~ ------_____ ~~~ ------.A- ______~ ,·,oll,.I'l'r (I-IX) 1 II III IV V YI VII YIII IX ~-..A.----. ,..--"----., ,---J.-_---., ,-"---.. ,-.A..-~ r-~ ,..-J.-----,.,--"---; ,...A-, ,--l'----, ~. iI[ F M :F F F 1U F )1 ]!' )1 F ::\1 r ")1 F ")[ F ")f l' No. 1.3 III 17 III 19 ., 10(1 ., r,:\ 1~" 171 L'l-inhahite(l ]';:! 4i8 238 '430 103 ~o 8 16 13 4 173 1,10 92 118 71) 18 " 17-1 105 II? 100 103 3 1 ~­,n

    199 135 1::>4 IO~ 4 7 3-') .) 1 (j 1:2fl 1,'·1 176 95 48 79 ~O 10 1 41 c,li 177 99 80 91 80 4 3 r.3 178 147 I?G 138 1~0 8 1 84 ll2 170 63 34 .l'1 2 \) -loS -18 180

    7 5 4 .".,~ 84 [,·1 7,'j 18 4 1 .j.\ 71 IS:] In 11 IJ ~ 9 1 10 13 183 471 3S·t 414 3,4 8 45 5 12 19 8 3 17 .) 328 ...-if, IS! Un-inhabited 1S;;

    flO ,,7 (\8 J9() Un-inhftbitc(l 187 Un-inhabitcll JSS 148 UJ 148 In '11 189 17 9 ]fi 8 1 U 190

    191 74 :;l) r.J.. 5G 1.!),~ 29 ~2 ~9 2~ 1(', ::7 1\13 4J 12 40 II 15 ~.) 1\\4 IsO 149 li8 ]43 8 \),) DG In.)

    4 }()(i Un-inhnhitcf1 197 141 81 1~6 Ii 3 5 1 S"; lin IllS 42 36 40 35 1 30 ·to 1!19 49 36 47 ~S 5 3 48 77 ~OO

    415 193 373 168 10 I) 17 14 (\ 82 66 69 69 1 1 10 5 1 170 90 157 78 7 \10 11;4 ~03 101 79 94 76 77 n! ~04 56 H) 47 18 ::'7 5G ~05

    56 Ifl 47 J8 35 3± 31 :n 3 3 ::07 15 21 1:" I 10 :l08 lJ5 96 07 Ss 4 {) 4 3 78 ~09 22 :21 I ~O 4li :210

    90 50 80 4J 7 1 57 72 :l11 90 81 19 40 \J() :21:l 19 Hi .) IS 11 ·a 10 15 :21:~ (57 24 :?o H :,1; 10 !) 1 ,iO ~14 Un-inlmlJitc,l ':15 284 VILLAGE

    GUBBI

    Literate Tota.l Scheduled Schedule (1 and Area, Occu­ Population Castes Tribes educated Sl. in pied House· I--..A..----~ r---.A.---", r -..A..----. ,--~ :II F :JI F ::\[ F No. A.meninitiPf'\ AcreH 'Houses holds P J\,I F 5 7 8 10 12 12 13 14

    55 9 216 Harenahalli PPw 1.18(i 65 65 :::91 153 138 3 2 217 Hindiganahalli Kw 717 1 1 6 4 2 548 547 34 36 269 129 218 Doddagunni * ~I Pw po 1,187 217 217 I,O\l5 82 78 89 22 219 Neralakere I:'Pw 1,3811 1:::(\ 1~6 689 346 343 1 220 Kanchiganahalll. Pw 7{\3 7 7 24 14 10

    308 ~68 17 )6 93 221 Hosahltlli (N) PPw 839 113 113 577 36 222 Yammed,)dlli Pw lAtH 33 33 178 87 \)1 Un-inhabited 223 Badavanapalya PPw 241 30(; :!87 32 28 108 23 224 Sivasal>rlra P l'w 1,877 107 107 17 1 225 Mudlapalya Pw (\!\{) 54 fi.t

    Un-inhabiter1 226 Echalakaval 29~ 6 490 110 122 ;) 227 Guddada. Obalal)nra P](w \ . Un-inhabitN1 228 Raradi kalJu 2,64\\ 437 312 HZ 106 S8 20 229 Rondli * P Pw Po 2SIl4 1!)4 849 ~.} 147 132 8 10 28 4 230 Mavinahalli Pw 1.714 72 1- 279

    332 292 165 159 120 17 231 Musakondi PPw 897 119 119 6~4 I){)-! :l,60!) 1364 I,N5 1(;2 154 517 177 232 Hage.laYRdi * !II D ;K\~ Po 1.3133 504 89 60 1 1 14 3 233 Mathiker(' Tk 1.364 :34 34 149 231 If)5 67 58 ~ 234 MadaJapura PPw 475 88 88 426 Dn-inllabilN1 235 Rangapura

    151 159 ~7 24 40 8 236 Galigekere Pw 1.27!1 78 78 310 Un-inhabited 237 Gedl~h&ll i 324 J59 H,2 8 10, 2 238 Obalapura Pw 33!) (is 68 311 140 134 .~5 41 10 239 Sivapura PI'w 1,432 50 50 280 191 187 4 (l 3 240 Yakkalakatte PPw 1,351) 76 76 378 Un-inhabited 241 Mallasandradakattp 353 U n-inhabi ted 242 Marehallada Kaval 1,726 1 1 243 Chithappaua.halli 448 U n-inhabi ted 244 Nayakanakere 2,049 147 74 73 7 2 245 Kodihalli Pw 320

    l() 57 38 9 246 KurihaIJi Pw 1,937 H) 95 Un-inhabited 247 Maya.ppanahall i 499 391 196 195 51 248 Guddenahall i PKw 662 62 62 Un-inhabited 249 Siddapura 5,872 57 3:! 26 8 250 Anehalli ~,313 10 10 Un-inhabited 251 Hara.laka.tte 6,169 270 138 132 2 3 252 Siva.rampura Pw 2,399 51 51 U n-i nhabi ted 253 Pura. 960 75 369 187 182 24 20 of 25~ Settyhalli PPw 1,271 75 :!88 J 37 151 11 255 Thimmalapura PPw 281 47 47 Un-inhabitl'd 256 Yarekaval 1,M" 55 263 149 114 47 3 257 Appanll8nahalli P Pw 613 55 386 :!,003 rl,016 987· 201 21)9 331 112, 258 Alalaghatta * P Rho :'t[';w Pw p() 1,135 386 73 366 187 179 8~ 21 259 Tyavadehalli P Pw 433 73 Un-inbbited 260 Mudlaha.11i Ill5 285

    DIRECTORY TAL UK -contd.

    Total WO_EtKERS Non­ workers ,------"------.---""""'\ workers (I-IX) I II III IV Y VI VII VIII IX :x r----.A..--., .-..A--. ,--..A-----.., ~ ,--.A.--., ,--..A-"""",\ ~ ,---A--..,. ,-~ ,-.A.--.,. ,---A--~ 81. M F:M: F M F M ~'M F M FM FM FMF MF M F No. 15 16 I, 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    110 58 76 47 19 8 7 3 3 43 80 216 3 2 217 315 35 ~J9 18 24 11 11 4 17 3 29 2 233 512 218 ~~I 163 195 151 6 2 ~o 3 2 3 125 lRO 219 10 3 10 3 4 7 220

    184 83 149 33 (; 13 10 2!) 8 5 3 3 124 18H 221 5i 44 53 44 2 2 30 47 222 un-inhabited 2~3 185 87 145 73 !l 6 2.(j 3 4 4 I 3 121 200 224 98 64 41 38 5 4B 26 3 27 58 225

    Un-inhabited 22() 78 57 71 52 5 .) ., 32 G5 227 Un-inhabited 228 289 ~1~ 197 150 35 I!) 3 4 3 1 -17 35 3 2 148 200 229 100 73 77 61 7 12 10 47 59 230

    214 90 149 74 4 17 8 .) 34 Ii) 118 2U2 :231' 845 446 707 333 10 7 31 7 5 7 70 33 519 7119 232 56 39 52 38 2 33 21 233 16:l 132 151 125 2 U (j 69 fi3 234 Un-inhabticd 235

    108 69 96 49 3 5 2 :) 1 () 4 u 43 DO 236 un-inhabited 237 103 58 8\1 51 8 3 5 1 5u [)4 238 101 35 S8 53 6 1 45 79 239 136 I~!l 131 125 4 4 55 38 240

    un-inhabit(,ll 241 un-inhabitul ~42 243 Un-inhabited 244 30 37 3U 3u 43 245

    :!l ~3 19 5 17 246 U n-Illhabi tt·d 247 l:!7 813 80 2 4 .) 1i9 lOU 248 Un-inhabited 249 18 12 17 12 14 250

    l'll-illhabitl'd 251 78 56 75 i3 .) 60 76 252 Un-inhaLitell 253 115 17 III !l 3 6 7"2 165 154 ,-)j 82 67 li6 1 3 4 11 10 56 69 235

    Un-inhabited 250 101 ;0 S8 60 5 B l' 1 48 ·14 257 611 ~oo 373 110 33 37 48 5n 13 :W G 11 J 1 61 33 4U5 787 258 116 75 56 5li 3 3 30 17 16 .) 8 71 104 259 Un-inhabited 260 286

    VILLAGE

    GVBBl

    Litorate Total Schelluled Scheduled alld Arc., Occu­ Population CaBi,,; Tl'i);,," educated , __..A...-_----,. ,_-"---___". Sl. in pied House­ ,---..A..----,. ,---..A,..___----,. ~\lll"nitil'ci AClT;; Houses hold, P 1\1 F 1\1 }!' ~o ]\I F ]\I[ . F 6 7 8 9 lO 11 12 13 14

    261 Ru1timllapal}" H5 Un-inhabited. 262 J"kkaE,-.hl,lli I'll' 239 7 7 40 20 20 11 :l63 Bewh.:.]ll 241 134 76 58 6 26 7 :lGo! Be: taLl"halli PEw 476 95 59:2 :299 ~93 25 11 124 53 :l65 Hivanthnlh l' Pw 444 44 247 1q~ 125 0 51 14

    266 RU;3akll''' ?II Tk 76::> :211 211 1,107 57:2 535 .1\) 38 237 98 If)!) 2G7 Al'du,lli I'll' 374 43 43 103 96 15 17 32 4 :lliS ;Kal igo.,(hllah1tlh 310 Un-inhabitNl :lli\) Y"rrhlj,,,(IC ·nG 35 35 173 96 77 39 31 i70 Lnagllltah, 1,9liu 7:l 332 185 167 3 16

    II).! 94 '100 2il ~ludmlanal,,,lJ 1 l'w 1)27 37 37 47 46 !) !) ::'7'J Kuntar,elH"'''llllflJll PI'\\' 849 85 85 4:30 240 190 6 62 4 l.55\) :li3 ~l:1nch

    l,fi\14 :.!O 276 Bod·tthlltll1l.,m,halli PI\' 11 11 50 24 2i 7 ~Lle.mth ,Ui Pw 704 20 20 lOO 59 41 13 :l7S Chilllar"llah,:JJi 57~ Un-inhabited 279 Nay.lkanuhallI 79·1 Un-inhabited ~t:O Y"r",bah"lli 750 56 56 30.1 146 158 15 28 30

    :lSI Jogihalll l'w 141 5:2 238 120 lIS 8 282 Harthi Pw :240 24 123 58 65 :.:;,\3 Na.llur Pw 316 23 1:25 65 60 19 _84 Hi1ngal'llla. (~I) 1,457 Un-inhabited 1,Ou;3 69 61l 353 182 173 17 285 l\I""" PPw 20 2,OH5 460 ~3(j eh, ·llil' * l\l D Pw Po 4GO 2,462 1,:282 1,180 ::97 259 553 190 2s7 l;11C'~Ul' ~.\nlt\'nik{'re Pw 8!J8 1 1 7 3 5 ~8S 13y,-,L,naklCtk Pw 4:24 53 53 271 U3 1:.'8 8 :lS\) Yennekath Pw 335 51 51 336 118 lIS 21 :::!JO NdJlur PPw 2,736 15:2 132 774 379 393 110 33

    2\)1 _\.nthapum PI\" li47 75 75 374 201 173 5:{ 50 :? 1 1 :lV2 J\bJimucllll, unt" • P l'w ].l53 108 16S 608 313 ;)95 8 7 40 1 :2\)3 :JLr.1nc,klli PP", 'ill 63 63 411 198 :.'13 46 ·17 27 3 3\18 Sf) :294 8,"n11b111\ ~hRlli P Pw 5G 2!J3 154 139 37 32 55 3 295 :'I1,,,leui1h.111i P 1',,' 1,781 136 136 74!) 370 379 43 50 58 13

    :2\)6 J"6,haJli Pw 383 27 27 1:.!3 62 63 15 1 :297 Piunpnah"]]J PI'w 750 84 88 468 251 217 53 51 66 13 :l!)8 Gl>,hy

    301 Hc('gdMlli Pw 2!Jl 1:.'4 7·1 30 3 36 3 ::':0:2 K,l,dl..lbon"nahulli PPYi 334 13 13 81 38 43 17 303 lIugllJrlhunioc Pw 1,134 119 119 57·1 305 269 104 8 304 Kocliyala P l'w 1,444 187 1117 917 476 441 176 150 lS7 35 305 NilllbekaHe PPw 594 57 57 372 IS2 190 34 5 287 omECTORY

    TAL {_JK~-contd.

    Total \Y ORKERS w)rk'3rs r------_..A---__ ------(I-IX) I II HI IV Y n Y11 \,11 ( ,~ ,--A--,. ,-A--. ,-A--. ,-..A-." ,---"--,. r-"---. ,-..A---., ~ M F 1\1 F ~( :F l\I F l\I ",,' )1 F )[ F )1 M M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ~2 23 ZG 1

    :.'6 t 13 S 13 8 i l~ :?6~ 58 30 ~~ 2~ l'tl 1 1'" :'.\\ :'.IJ3 173 115 129 101 1\) 11 17 Uti 178 :!64 79 75 39 40 2 4 3G 81 2 J3 50 :!Uj

    361 232 29~ 189 5 3 1 Hl 35 14 ::ll :~O:~ 21i() 70 40 53 38 17 3:i .31; :lU7 Un-inha~Ji It d ~~8 Go 35 46 .J .) .J 5 i'i 121 21 110 20 (,.. 141; :':70

    59 35 53 33 5 1 3;, (:;; :.'71 159 IlO 136 94 1 5 10 (i 6 !) 81 S'I :!7!. 3(1 Ib ., 2S:l 135 :!30 113 1 5 " 3 2 :273 Gn- illlh,Litl'Ll 2':-1 12 5 9 4 1 U :27,5

    III !) 15 99 15 no 41 7 35 1 1 .1-1 :!.77 UU-illh,lbilul ;2"";7 Un-iI1JH,hitt"[ :27t) 111 :!.7 99 12 2 33 13l :.'80

    SO 56 52 of 2 I 3 40 43 34 (I 8 1 1~ .).) ~8:! 44 '38 35 8 3 :! 1 2,,3 Un-inhabit, d :284 1')-) 70 91 57 ~O 10 3 GO 103 285

    772 400 50\) ~75 53 38 102 38 7 7 3 U3 12 ':;;0 780 :186 2 ·1 :.'87 91 82 8·1 78 3 .) 78 04 77 64

    !l!)' 3 1 ';:1 )Vl 308 286 307 2~4 \) :.'-\l~ .J 117 98 104 !)1 2 5 11) ,,'ell L;; 2fl3 95 67 85 liO .J 3 4 .J 7e. :!!)4 :J31l ~ro 215 200 10 3 J l:ll 1(,\1 ~!)5

    40 42 17 23 Jil :2;) :21 :':Uii 168 140 70 71 9:.' (i(l 5 83 77 :':!17 11 9 11 fl 7 5 :.'!)8 nG Gb 94 G8 15 00 SU ~!)\) 1')0 \11 98 91 4 U\) S:; ::Ill\)

    48 40 21 ., 29 25 19 24 3 ., !) 18 :302 .\ 231 162 182 lfi9 15 30 :2 iJ 107 303 312 179 256 157 J:l 13 )0 5 104 ::():l 304 117 38 lOG 35 1 1 10 2 G3 15:! 305 288

    VILLAGE

    GUBBI

    Literate Total Kcheduled Schedulrd and Area Occu­ PopUlation Ca8(ee Tribee eductaed HI. in pied Hou~e­ , __...A... __--,. ,----...A..,__.--,. ,----...A..,__.--,. ,-...A...--,. l'Io. Village Ameniti('s Acres Houses holds PM F M F M F 111 F

    3 5 7 10 11 12 13 14

    306 Kasimll>ta 16U Un-inhabited 307 Nanjundapura 51 U n-inlu,bited 308 Aradrihalli ::!20 Un-inhabited 309 Bidare * ~1 Pw Po 1,003 337 337 1,754 861 8113 163 162 375 174 310 Bidare Amanikere* ~1 Pw Po 1,479 12 12 59 33 26 5

    311 Konrlallakallu PPw 1,005 109 109 flOI 3U2 2119 86 104 84 20 312 Guwripura PPw 1,719 200 2UU 1,085 545 54U 103 96 126 26 313 Ja.inarahalli Kw 406 25 :!5 97 53 44 7 6 10 314 Bid,'tre Rajakaval 1,245 1 6')') 315 ~Iadapllra PPw 104 lU4 25U 272 11~ 116 67 17

    316 ~lanne!nari Amritha- 3,537 39 39 184 95 89 55 50 19 mahal Kava!. 317 BoragoIldl1.nahalll PPw 263 55 55 245 131 114 16 33 3 318 G\lddMlahalh pp", 561 6\l 69 347 172 1.5 36 319 Kaggere pp", 386 !J7 97 515 258 :!57 72 63 70 2 320 ~Iannenlarinal:udi Kaval 475 4 4 29 16 13 5 1

    321 Chindigere Pw 450 37 37 167 86 81 ~7 23 :29 3 3'''' Irakasandra PPw 1,483 287 287 rl,373 7UO 673 163 145 161 29 323 Haravesandra P,Kw 551 106 106 518 259 259 63 59 44 6 324 Sathenahalll PPw 527 59 59 276 138 138 52 54 30 2 325 Nandihalh PPw 849 142 142 705 348 357 73 83 88 2

    326 Jalaguni PKw 479 40 4U IS7 96 III 20 327 Katenahalli Pw 514 49 49 209 lOll lUU 34 27 14 32S Pattravathanahalli Pw SOS 29 29 163 80 83 ii 329 Thonachasanahallli Kw S57 17 17 8~ 41 41 3 33U i)orektipente 1,282 29 141 78 63 4

    331 Anupanakunte 431 8 8 24 16 8 332 Kempanahalli 890 Un-inhabited 2 333 Hoovinakatte PPw 3,674 137 157 77U 387 383 69 8l 97 4 334 ThalekoPl'a PPw :?,755 146 148 668 349 319 59 61 114 13 335 Ranganahalli Pw 5')') 43 43 122 103 4 3 55 I

    336 Kallugudl Pw 1,454 62 243 128 115 3U 35 337 ,Kurubarahalli 1,345 Un-inha.bited 338 Ankasandra PPw l.oll\) 131 132 \\77 337 MO uo 55 lOll 24 339 Honnenahalli ·U6 4 4 Iii 8 7 5 1 3·10 Snvalhhalli 380 Un':'inhabited

    3·H PetekurubarlLhalli 397 Un-inhabited 342 Revanalu ,Kw 927 30 3U 1~!J 64 65 10 '343 Thog'1.dkunte ,Kw 886 55 55 228 111 117 9 lU 16 344 Deveraha.lh PI'w 466 8S S8 447 226 221 114 101 72 ~3 345 Doddaheda.gihalli PPw 761 74 74 401l 214 195 15 16 49 11

    346 Chikkahedagihalli PPw 469 77 77 401 198 2~ 67 68 53 20 .347 Dasappanahalli . Pw 1,386 52 52 2oi5 116 ~29 :l3 16 23 289

    DIRECTORY TALUK-concli.

    Total WORKERS ~on-

    ..A.. ______~ workers Workers r- - _ - --______(I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ~ ~ ~ ,A-.",. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ....A.~ ,-.A..-~ Sl. M ]' M F M F M F M F M F l\I F M F M F M F M ., No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 33 36

    Un-inhabited 306 Un-inhabited 307 Un-inhabited 308 507 347 379 66 59 248 5 38 23 3 1 3 20 3 354 546 300 11 6 5 1 ~2 25 310

    164 30 157 23 4 7 3 138 26Q 311 367 291 320 265 21 23 12 13 178 :!49 312 35 9 35 9 18 35 313 2 3140 169 63 149 60 15 3 2 81 209 315

    63 32 54 27 4 4 2 32 57 316

    86 66 82 60 4 6 45 48 317 112 77 104 71 4 8 2 60 '8 318 167 125 153 122 2 3 9 1 III 132 319 7 1 5 1 2 9 12 320

    66 5 65 5 ~o 76 321 462 270 418 252 2 3 10 6 29 7 1 Z38' 403 32:! 164 142 160 133 8 4 1 95 117 323 96 90 93 86 2 3 1 4:.! 48 324 228 209 219 165 22 6 4 9 3 7 120 148 325

    63 4 57 3 4 1 1 33 87 326 63 5 61 5 2 46 95 327 40 31 38 31 2 40 52 328 27 28 27 28 14 13 329 52 2Q 46 29 4 5 26 34 330

    12 7 12 6 4 331 Un-inhabited 332 253 146 182 114 32 21 26 1 3 2 80 8 134 237 333 221 197 179 14 13 183 2 15 2 10 128 1"·) 334 74 60 59 57 3 3 8 4 48 43 335

    95 77 78 73 2 4 13 2 33 38 336 Un-inhabited 337 244 164 199 123 6 27 31 11 1 2 6 93 176 338 444 4 4 3 339 Un-inhabited 340

    Un-inhabited 341 45 SO 41 27 1 3 3 19 35 342 77 69 76 65 1 4 34 48 343 136 92 89 61 28 29 12 1 5 1 90 129 344 145 73 113 62 10 7 2 33 40 (if) 1"·) 345

    133 81 95 67 23 8 11 6 4 ti6 121 3(6 74 62 66 54 2 8 6 42 67 347

    TU.IlKUR 19 2!)(l

    TOWN GUBBI

    ~clmluleJ Scheduled Literate Toral Popui.:ltioll Castps Tl'ihes ann educated ,.._..A.._---, s. Xame of Town! Area ill Occllpled Houoo- r--"'-----..A.------, ,-..A.-~ ,--...A.--,. No. Block Sq- Miles House hold~ P )1 F :M F )1 F ll. F

    :2 3 4 5 6 7 8 \) 10 11 U 13 14

    GUBIlI (M) 2.1 1,395 1,603 8,543 4,352 4:,191 359 331 2,346 1,320

    Block No. 103 154 jj(J 40-1 3(j(; ti 5 275 liZ

    2 100 1:':7 67:! 323 349 9 9 184 127

    3 H3 145 813 -H:J 398 11 8 240 159

    ! 135 15(1 ,\1\) 3\10 41l\J 1 3 1119 97

    I) 87 1~6· (i37 33\) ::\18 237 147

    6 lUi 11!l 591 ~S.Y 303 115 131 127 57

    113 120 7:.:8 37R 350 9 \) 191 90

    8 128 137 7i)-i 3:-;1 373 242 179

    \) 136 1-13 8:.:0 -1U-1 -11G :W5 146

    10 134 134 654 34::! 3U 177 144 125 55

    11 lOS 108 640 319 2\)1 ".J 15 146 43

    12 131 131 665 3il\) 326 \) 7 116 48

    Gubbl 'aluk Total 475.1 27,197 27,537 1,47,422 74,948 72,474 11,159 10,698 4 28,711 6,777

    Rural 473.0 25,802 25,934 1,38,879 70,596 68,283 10,800 10,362 4 21,364 5,457

    Urban 2_1 1,395 1,603 8,543 4,852 4,191 359 331 2,347 1,320 291

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    Total WORKERS Non­ Workers r------_...A-______------~ workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X 1:>1. ,.A..-.". r-"-" r--A-~ ~ ,--"---:. ,~~ ~ ,--A---... .--"-~ r-.A..-.". N o. ~1 F 111 F M F 111 F 111 F ~1 F ~1 F M F M F !II F :\1 F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    2,268 561 549 119 127 24 116 18 169 181 247 17 117 1 897 57 42 2 509 74 2,084 8,680

    197 34 42 17 3 2 11 13 8 .) 11 207 332

    180 54 39 25 12 6 11 9 21 5 6 11 53 8 143 295 2

    191 59 39 20 12 13 8 5 25 9 8 li .. 44 10 224 339 3

    215 37 89 1 6 3 22 24 18 11 17 3 5 175 372 4

    141 12 11 2 37 5 21 .J 25 4 5 198 286 5

    160 47 39 11 1 12 14 26 11 12 2:.! .) 47 6 128 256 6

    198 37 45 2 5 22 1 10 20 36 5 5 1 33 5 180 313 7

    198 65 20 5 3 8 7 17 25 6 13 65 3 50 13 183 308 8

    200 39 15 3 24 31 27 86 7 .) .. 40 :W4 377

    192 61 65 25 25 24 2 4 9 1 ~~ 28 6 15 ~ .. -1 15U 251 10

    196 43 53 13 61 5 61 8 2 3 1 .. ., 1:: 2 153 248 11

    200 73 92 16 63 17 2 1:l 21 11 3 .) 5 139 253 12

    46,300 24,390 86,512 18,719 2,0882,687 1,250 869 2,981 1,709 491 42 812 64 770 285 112 3 1,834 562 28,648 43,084 T

    44.082 28,829 35,968 18.600 1,961 2,513 1,186 851 2,765 1,578 244 25 195 45 378 228 70 1 1,325 488 26.564 44,454 R

    2,268 561 549 119 127 124 114 18 166 131 247 17 117 19 397 57 42 2 509 74 2,084 3,630 U

    19* 292

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    KORATAGERE TALUK

    Square in Square in the Taluk the Taink 1961 PopulMlOn map in 1961 Population map in Census ,--J....---"'l \\hich Census ,---"---~ which the Sl. lcation 1951 l!H.il the Village t:'1. location 1951 19G1 Village No. Name of Village Code Census Cen sus apl)c(IrS Xo. Xame of Village Code Census Census appears

    1 3 4 5 6 :l 3 4 5 6

    1 Agrah&ra ~13 \153 \):.',1 C-4 50 Chikkannanahall! 239 Inu 204 B-1 2 Agrahara 58 N8 ~\J3 A-o 51 Chikkapalanahalli 170 249 284 D-5 3 Ajjenahalli 237 243 %4 B-1 52 Ohikkarasanahalli 235 275 '279 B-1 4 Akkajihalli (Jodi) 74 451 500 0-7 53 Uhikkasa.ggcre 83 284 352 0-6 is Alap:wahaJli 79 145 l7U 0-6 5·! Chikkasanjeewgo wdana- 244 1:!5 157 B-2 6 57 876 1,0.t8 A-6 palya 7 Avadaranahalli 75 42 4.3 0-7 55 Chikkegowdanahalli 38 40 59 0-5 8 Allasandra Yenkatapura 178 8l:l 8ll D-5 56 Chikkonahalli 101 237 2Hl C-5 9 Badamuddallapalya 246 193 208 B--~ 57 Ch\llenahalli 85 23 34 C-6 10 Bajjinahalli 37 145 171 U-5 5~ Chinnahalll 123 633 573 E-6 11 Ba.leveeranahalli 209 C-4 59 Chowlakunte 35 C-5 12 Baraka. 218 47l 515 C-4 GO Chunchenahalli (Jodi) 71 156 175 B-7 13 Belladahalli (Jodi) 122 102 fJ7 D-G 61 DaE>alakunte 226 640 847 0-2 14 Bendoni 201 44·1 54G B-3 62 Dasarahalli 14 510 590 A-4 15 Bevinahalli 133 E-7 63 Devar~hall i '27 237 :182. B-5 16 Bevina.halli 186 270 308 D-5 64 Devarahalli 240 29 29 B-2 17 Bevinahalli (J odi) 112 104 117 D-6 65 Doddagowdanapalya '2·15 90 112 B-2 18 Bhaktarahalli 94 146 130 C-6 66 Doddapalanahalli 172 1,024 1,130 D-4 19 Bhaktarahalli 15 180 204 .-\-4 67 DoddaRaggr.re 84 558 548 C-7 20 Bhimasagara 141 80 !lO E-6 68 Dou(la~anJel" a· 21 Bidalota 105 332 372 B-5 gowdanapalya. 229 38 5U B-2 22 Biradenahalli 10 133 ~7 B-4 69 Doddathimmallahalli 19n B--4 23 Bisadihalli ~34 75 llG B-1 7u Doddenahalli 43 0-5 24 Bodabandenahalli 47 333 41i·1 C-3 71 Dogganahalli 196 4:l1 508 B-3 25 Boochanahalli 120 1"') 103 D-6 72 Duddanahalli 185 ' 228 247 D-5 26 Boodagavi 250 7 41 B-3 73 Duggenahal1i IOU HI :!O1 B-6 27 Bommaladevihalli 7'2 929 1,100 B-7 H Gaddobanahalli 181 125 172 C-6 28 Budamaranahalli 99 528 632 U-6 75 GangenahalJi 76 C-6 29 Buddenahalli 6:2- 263 299 B-6 76 Gantiganahalli 33 172 202 0-5 30 Bukkapatna ~04 flM 1,223 C-4 77 Garugadoddi 17 llU 107 A-5 31 Buruganahalli 29 317 461 B-5 78 Gattahalli 2:20 276 394 0-3 32 ByadarahaUi (Jodi) 70 25 54 B-6 7V Gattagollahalll 207 434 449 C-3 33 Byadara Agrahara 153 160 18.5 D-5 80 Gattithimman&halli 247 431 B-2 34 Byataray<>uapalya 142 78 118 E-6 81 Goddarahalli 63 432 4:l1 B-6 35 Bychapura 70 557 643 A-u 82 Gollachannahalli 124 E-6 36 Bychenahalli 159 394 412 E-5 83 Gollaur.varahalb 210 C-4 37 Byragondlu 119 402 427 D- 6 8·1 Gollahalli (lVI) 113 299 264 D-7 38 Byrasamlra 191 148 160 D-u 8.3 Gollahalli (8) 160 199 213 E-5 39 Byrenahalli (Jodi) 55 713 740 A-G 86 Gondihal1i :lU3 244 323 B-4 40 Byrenahalli 11 317 87 B-4 87 Goravllnahalli 41 257 314 C-5 41 Ch'l.lIalu 134 15 F-7 88 Gowjigalln 202 372 482 B-3 4:.1 ChannapatM 215 346 3tl7 C-3 SH Gowraganahalli 30 455 5IS B-5 43 Cha.nnarayanadurga 195 369 418 A-4 90 Gowrikallu 197 65 1~1 B-4 44 Channavaderahalli 87 224 264 D-G !)l Hanchehalli 45 60S 640 C-5 45 Chattenahalli li7 483 55tl B-i H2 Hanchimallanahalli :.?OU 74 9.3 B-3 4" CheelagonahaH! 18 755 867 .\-5 93 Hanulllanthagiri 148 S9 137 E-5 47 Chigaranahalli 39 C-5 fl4 Hanunlanthapura 4 56 129 C-4 48 Chikka Doddavadi 157 43~ 515 :E-fi V5 HanulJlanthapnra. 161 D-5 49 Chikkanahalli 61 ~7~ 897 A-6 9G Hanunlenahalli (Jodi) 65 268 300 B-6 (") I .... ~ UJ a: a:- a. UJ .... C/) <{ C) &&I - ..J ~ « 0 c( t- o « a: U) a: :::> 0 ~ ....- ~ ~ ~ :::> ~ t- ~ , ~ -lie: 0.0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~~ ..... ~ ~ ~ i!!!::10-::::~ct: J..;:: '£i- « u 0 293

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    KORATAGERE TALUK-contd.

    Square in Square in the 'faluk the Taluk 1961 Population marin 1961 Population map in Census r---...A..-~ whioh the Censu~ r---..A..--~ which the l:H. location 1951 1961 Village Sl. location 1951 1961 Village No. Name of Village Code Census ('pnsus appears No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears

    2 3 4 5 6 3 4 5 6

    97 Harapagondanahalli 108 B-5 146 Lakkamuitanahalli 121 49 56 D-6 98 Holavanahalli 48 3,075 3,590 B-6 147 Lakkanapalya 150 75 80 E-6 99 Holtalu 221 237 265 C-3 148 Lankenahall1 (Jodi) 78 124 164 C-6 100 Honnaranahalli (Jodi) 103 310 393 C-5 149 Lingadavpemnah~.lli 73 92 100 B-7 101 Honnenahalli 173 56 70 D-4 150 Lingapura 92 376 435 C--6 102 Hosahalli 104 C--5 151 Madavara 40 475 518 C-5 103 Hosahalli 8 68 87 B-5 152 Madavarayanapalya 143 E-6 104 Hoskote 175 317 399 C-4 11\3 Madellahalli 59 3:!7 384 A-6 105 Huligonahalli 32 82 91 C-5 154 Madya Venkatapura 93 513 668 C-6 106 Hulkunte 31 1,040 1,288 B-5 155 1I1ahanthagonahalli 22 A-5 107 HulluBoppinahalli 177 79 99 D-5 156 Majar Aagrahara 129 S E-6 lOS Huluvangala 154 517 155 E-5 157 IIfajarahosahal1i III 4, 11 C-6 109 Huraligerp 89 122 152 D-6 158 lIfalagonahalli 136 155 231 E-6

    110 Irakasandra 165 558 349 D-5 159 ~falapanahalli 25 201 251 B-5 III Jaganllath"pura (Jodi) 217 32 39 0-4 160 IIIalenahalli 182 86 102 0-6 112 Jampenahalli (Jodi) 208 217 255 C-4 161 IIIalenahalli 98 4 C-6 113 Jedamenahalli 126 74 66 E-6 162 illallekavu 198 682 787 B-4 114 Jonigarahalli 231 473 519 B-2 163 Malleshapura 46 635 694 C--4 115 Junjaramanahalli 232 2G6 351 B--:l HH Manmathimmanahalli 169 108 129 E-5 116 Kabbigere 236 331 376 11-1 165 lIIaracharahalli 184 245 271 D-5 117 Kalkere 16 758 684 A-5 166 lIIaragondanaguni 189 196 248 D-5 lIS Kalluguttarahalli 211 343 379 C-4 167 IIbragonahalll 178 299 365 D-5 119 Kalvehalli (.Jodi) 127 75 98 E-G 168 1I1..lrinayakalldhalli 248 200 352 B-2 120 Kamarajanahalli 34 223 282 C-5 169 i\1otagondanuhall i U8 137 131 D-6 121 Kambadahalli 6 241 242 B-4 170 Ma.vathuru 86 299 389 D-6 122 Kambadahalli 216 113 140 C-3 171 i\1a.yagondanahalli 140 E-6 123 Kambadahalli (Jodi) 97 134 141 C-6 172 Minasandra 91 124 135 D-6 124 Kamenahalli 5 201 216 B-4 173 1I1itrahalli (Jodi) 138 70 63 E-6 125 Kanivehosahalli 241 B-2 174 Molavinaknrke 225 798 858 C--2 126 Kanthevaderahalli (Jodi) 137 50 fi5 E-(j 175 Muddanahalll 68 132 150 B-6 127 KarekaUahalli 129 E-6 li6 Mudigowdanahalli 228 129 128 C--2 128 Kashapura 64 578 6ln B-7 177 Mudlakerepalya 166 D-5 129 Katenahalli 131 361 400 E-6 178 MudlapRnm 2 177 204 B-4 130 Kathinagenahalli 26 353 4:25 B-5 179 Muggeeranakalnve 3 B-5 131 Kenganahalli 36 C-5 180 1Iluggodanahalli \) 168 B-4 132 Kenganapalya 179 165 198 C-5 181 Musuvinakallu 7 B-4 133 Keredugganahalli 188 117 188 D--5 182 Nagenahalli 44 326 370 0-4 134 Kereyagalaha\li 42 354 333 C--5 183 Nagenahalli 158 399 465 E-5 135 Kodlahalli 100 777 1,010 C-6 184 Narasapur 13!l 123 132 E-6 136 Kolala 144 1,069 1.180 E-6 185 Navilukurke :l12 587 658 C--4 137 Koratagere 1 :!90 257 B-4 186 Negalahalli 249 608 872 B-3 138 Kurubarahalli 49 B·-6 187 Neelagondanahll>lli 171 364 573 D-5 139 KuntenahaUi 251 B-3 188 Obanahalli 238 37 38 B-1 140 Kuramakote 224 640 620 B-3 189 Pannenahalli (JodI) 66 157 199 B-6 141 Kurihalli 227 453 466 C_:'2 190 P"tagonahalli 192 1,056 1,190 D-6 142 Kurubarahalli 222 271 301 C-3 191 Pemm'tuevarahalli 13 189 ~96 A-4 143 Kurudagonahalli 24 436 480 B-5 192 Polenahal1i (Jodi) s') 110 102 C--7 144' Kyamenahalli (Jodi) 106 175 213 B-5 193 -Puradahall i 145 306 3i3 E-6 145 Kya.sawa.ra 54 560 593 .'\-5 194 Puttasamha HI4 8!14 (1.1(\ D-6 294

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    KORATAGERE TALUK

    SqufLre in Square in the Ta\uk the Taluk H1Gl P')pnhtinil map in 19G1 Pc)pulation map in e"tlC,UA ,~---.-,,-----__...., "hieh the CensuR ,----"---"""" which the ~l. 1(1)11';on IDol 19(H Village 81. location 1951 1961 Village No. ::'\am(' of Vilbge Cude Census Cpnsus appears ::-roo Name of Village Code Cen sus Con sus appears

    3 1 2 3 4, 5 6

    14() 148 165 E-6 223 Thimmasandra 149 377 398 D-6 10G Rnmpnq GO ~,n~o :!,:~O[i A-G ~~ t Thngarigh:cha 69 ,52\) 619 B--6 l!}j Rampunt IG7 Hil\) S:~7 D-5 2:':5 Tho\'inakere 230 1,Gl4 1,677 B-2 IDS R.nllg;"",]nll i ::1 B-5 226 Thumbacli 12 940 1,148 B-4 I911 g"":::"pura 1:'0 70 112 E-6 ~:27 '1'humbadigollahalli 23 803 939 B-5 200 R"ppll1'u J .)~ D-6 :!::~8 TigalnrahalJi 193 t .• D-6 201 R"yavar,,, fiG .to? A-G 2~\) Tumbagotl"halli !.l6 388 395 0-5 202 RClHih"lli Ci3 74~ A-5 :'>:30 Ugranahalli 243 1 B-2 203 Sctlll,CIlfch,,11i HiS 5~1 D-5 231 Up"sapura 114 31 20 E-6 20,t Shaknni Thimnwl1l1hnlli 110 Lj5 B-6 23:>. Vn,uenthalli 128 145 167 E-6 (Jodi). :::33 V,1jj;tnakurk.., 1!l0 4U 528· D-5 ~05 8hambomthalli 223 366 406 C-3 234 V,

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    KORATAGERE TALUK- concid.

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Total! 200(14), 207(2), 218(3), 220(5), 255(5), 273(12), 280(4), 288(5), 335(2), 340(1), 342(1), 350(19), 369(1'''), 388(2), 393(25), 399(3),-

    Rnral ~00(\l): :207(~); 220(5): :255(5); 273(9); :280(4); 288(5); 335(2); 34::(1); 350(19): 3G\l(13); 388(2); 3!)3(:!4); 3Ufl(3).

    Urban! 200(5); 218(3); 2i3(3); 3!)3(1).

    VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    V:Uages: Muggon(hnahnlli :.':20(1); Thambadi :ZOO(I), 273(1), 393(2), 3<)\l(1): D<1sH,l'",hlllli 3!)3( 1); Tham badigollahalli 2,3(1); Kurudagonahalli 35(1(:2), 393(2); Varhlagere :cOO(I), 3H3(3); Chet'lag"mhnuh",11i 3i\O(:!); Deyarahalli 369(2), Kathinagenahalli 280(1); Huhkuntc 200(1), 350(1); K:1marfLj,ntlhalli ~SS(3); Ker~'yagal",hal\i 255(5); Hanumanth"pura 350(3). 3()3(1); HoI avanahall i 200(1), 2:20(2), 393(:2): Rampnra 200(1); Byrcnah"l\i 200(1); Ara8ajJura 3(\\)(:2) 3911(1); Thinlllln,nahalli 3H\l(1): Kdala 393(1); Singl'llmlli 3\13(:2); Neelagcndanflhalli 280(1), 360(2); Theeta :200(1). 360(1): Patagonalwlli 3\13(1); Mitrah»Ui 393(1); Navilukur 3liU(.1); Agrahara 273(5); ~88(:2), 335(1), 3'Ql), 350(:2), :1\l3(3); Yenkataramn,nahalli 340(1), Hurena.halli 36U(2), 3(J3(1): Th()vinakere ~07(2), 200(2), 220(2), 388(2). 3!l3(1); ,Jolllg:1rahalli 36!l(1); ?lIitrinn,yakann,halli 3\)3(1); Negalab ~73(t), 280(2). 350(7), !{93(3); lkulloni ~7:{(1), 296

    VILLAGE KORATAGERE Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- Population Castes Tribes educated 81. in pied House­ ,.-_..A.__ -, ,.-.A..--, r-~ ,---A-...... No. Village Amenitil'! Acres Houses holds P M F 1\1 F M F M F 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    1. Kor.• tagerc Village * . 1\l.T.D. Rhe Mew Mp 2,480 47 47 257 144 113 20 16 67 12 Pw Po E(a)(l)(d) 2 Mudlapanni PwE(a) 2,480 46 46 204 103 101 68 64 22 8 3 Muggranakalue 51 Un-inha.bited 4 Hanumanthapura Pw E(a)(d) 344 25 129 67 62 7 7 24 6 5. Kampnahalli 188 35 47 216 104 112 54 50 13 5

    6 Kambadahalli PPw 291 47 47 242 U5 117 37 39 40 13 7 Masuvinakallu 117 Un-inhabited 8 Hosahalli 151 12 12 86 48 39 1 40 34 18 9 Muggodanahalli Pw 303 45 45 228 110 118 51 61 44 11 10 Birad"nahalli Pw 868 17 17 87 41 46 2 16 5

    II Bvrenahalli 393 Un-inhaboited 12 Thumbadi * 1\1 Pw P6 E(a.) 599 209 20 1,148 566 582 38 40 273 91 13 Pemmade,arahalli P 721 58 58 296 150 146 106 106 12 1 14 Dasarahalli PTk 897 112 112 590 306 284 95 89 135 33 15 Bhaktarahalli PKw 412 39 50 204 105 99 10 12 34 1

    Hl Kalkere P 2,117 138 138 684 348 336 77 75 114 17 17 Garugadoddi Pw 626 21 3 107 57 50 13 11 15 1 18 Cheelagonahalli PTkE(a) 1,475 177 177 867 449 418 174 134 32 Hl Yattigonahalli PKw 341 40 40 229 112 117 2 2 4.3 4. :?O Voddagefp P PwE(a) 1,054 181 181 901 474 427 133 106 211 50

    21 Ranganahalli 73 Un-inhabited 23 Mahanthagonahalli 299 Un-inhabited 23 Thumbadigollahalli P PwE(a) 658 182 182 939 463 476 225 218 100 28 24 Kurudagonahalli P 391 100 100 480 238 242 50 41 87 21 25 Malapanahalli . Pw 441 56 56 251 127 124 72 75 38 7

    26 Kathinagenahall j P Pw E(a) 441 69 69 425 225 200 3 1 66 15 37 Devarahalli PPwE(a) 492 53 53 282 140 J.!2 53 46 48 12 28 Vobala Devarahalll Tk 264 8 8 35 19 16 19 16 1 2() Buruganahalli . E(a)(d) 277 93 93 461 230 231 82 75 75 24 30 Gowraganahalli PPwE(a) 754 107 lO7 518 270 248 43 30 99 16

    31 Hulikunte PMpPwE(a) 944 266 266 1,288 638 650 124 117 329 131 3:.1 Huligonahalli Pw 305 18 19 91 53 38 15 10 11 1 33 Gantiganahalli PPw 696 42 42 202 105 97 69 68 11 34 ;Kamarajanahalli Pw 457 48 50 282 154 128 130 108 20 2 35 Chowlakunte 192 Un-inhabited

    31} ;Kenganahalli 348 Un-inha.bited 37 Bajjanahalli Pw 358 36 36 171 89 82 12 38 Chikkegowdanahalli 195 5 6 39 21 18 3 2 2 39 Chigaranahalli 414 Un-inhabited 40 Madhvara P 913 86 89 518 263 255 106 115 106 56

    H Goravanahalli·. PTk 639 59 59 314 158 156 35 25 67 17 42 KereYl>galahalli PPw 680 79 79 333 179 154 28 20 41 5 f3 Doddenahallj 285 Un-inhabited 44 N agenahalli PPw 969 83 83 370 197 173 68 60 47 5 45 Hanehehalli PPw 1,136 128 128 640 340 300 49 47 117 15 297

    DIRECTORY TALUK

    Total WORKERS :Non­ ~------______A ______~ workers workers (I-U) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ~ ~ r-"--.. ~ r-"--.. ,-"--,.,.--A-""",\ r--"---.. ,-"--,. r--"--.. ,-A--.. Sl. 1\[ F :M: F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    78 34 71 30 3 2 2 4 66 79

    62 32 16 12 2 14 3 27 20 41 69 2 Un-inhabited 3 33 15 21 15 12 34 47 4 60 64 60 63 44 48 5

    70 63 67 57 6 2 55 6 Un-inhabited 7 29 23 25 23 1 2 19 16 S 74 67 52 40 11 I) 2 6 18 36 51 !} 26 29 21 24 4- 4 15 17 1('

    Un-inhabited 11 353 273 243 202 14 72 40 7 2 5 4 2 10 25 213 309 12 103 84 60 59 3 19 7 7 5 9 18 47 62 13 184 151 163 142 4 6 6 2 2 3 7 122 133 14 64 54 59 53 4 41 45 15

    251 189 219 177 8 5 22 4 1 3 1 97 147 16 42 35 36 35 5 1 15 15 17 292 206 215 167 23 21 3 40 12 3 1 6 4 157 212 18 60 55 50 54 3 1 7 52 62 19 283 183 215 179 4 1 38 10 12 2 191 244 20

    Un-inhabited 21 Un-inhabited 22 301 255 201 196 18 23 1 54 20 1 2 1 4 19 IG 162 221 23 152 103 123 80 7 14 17 8 1 4 86 139 24 68 54 51 43 1 .. 15 10 59 70 25

    147 93 128 89 2 4 10 1 4 2 78 ]07 :!6 79 19 67 16 9 2 2 1 61 123 27 12 9 \) 6 1 3 7 7 28 140 ,73 85 48 25 23 12 1 4 7 1 6 90 158 29 187 82 134 69 4 33 6 3 1 1 11 7 83 166 30

    411 246 267 170 53 57 13 1 34 2 3 8 31 15 227 404 31 42 23 37 22 3 2 11 15 12 69 41 59 31 8 8 1 1 :] 36 56 33 104 86 95 73 7 13 1 50 42 34 Un-inha.bited 35

    Un-inhabited 36 66 52 65 51 1 23 30 37 18 16 18 16 3 2 38 Un-inhabited 39 179 159 159 157 10 6 1 4 1 84 96 40

    116 105 86 95 3 6 3 20 7 42 51 41 129 39 116 35 7 :! 3 1 1 1 2 50 115 42 Un-inhabited 43 142 36 111 30 4 1 3 2 16 1 2 7 55 137 (4 23!l 30 204 1:1 13 8 1 8 4 5 11 101 720 45 VILLAGE KORATAGERE Literate 'rota! RcllPdulcd Schc(lujed and eclncated Area Ocnn­ l'(}pu1a.tion Trih('~ (~ ""..... t. in pie(l }lollse­ (~~-"----. h,,].ls )1 F ~I F ;\ D. Vih,h,,~~ .\mcniLies Acres Houses r It 12 13 14 2 3 4 .) 6 7 83 6 46 :\Ialleshapllra PTk 8In 1-11 141 694 339 ~~3 78 74 50 8 47 Bodaball(i<'nah;tlli pp", 32H 87 88 +64 245 219 98 9G 847 515 48 Ho],L\',lnaha.lli* M,D. Mp Pw Po 1,n58 700 700 3.590 1,78U 1.801 Ifl4 l!!ti E(a)(i)(d) t9 Kurabamhalli ~(i6 Un-inhabited 350 158 50 Rampun.* }I Pw Po E(a)(i) 1,4M +37 -137 2.2115 1.137 1.0G8 IS!! 178

    109 139 75 51 Sompum P 771 172 852 -i3i\ ·H7 lOS 23 5 52 V Pllkatapura PwE(a) 241 57 :no 1311 140 72 78 fi9 53 Reddihalli Tk E(a) 567 158 i-ll:! 43f) 37(j 253 235 liB3 :!9f) 2~7 SO 79 73 10 54 Kyas"" LInt P PwE(a,) 6S:) 128 80 81 120 33 55 R~'renah:,l}J P RivE(,,) :lflO 11m I.J.U 353 387 llG 113 29 56 TIayavara P Pw E(a)(rl) , 50\) 90 91 4\)0 2;iG 234 160 37 57 Arasapllra, PPwE(,,) 1.4n5 lHU 196 1.048 538 510 1l() 1::>2 77 7G 21 I)S ~\grahara RwE(,,) 323 3\) :i9 293 148 145 58 36 6 59 }Iadenahalh Kw 1.5~3 72 384 212 172 77 31 60 Bychapnrn, P Kw E(a,) 636 131 131 ()43 320 323 52 54

    170 55 III Chikkanahalli P 1,492 18:2 S97 -i32 405 51 5!l 23 3 (]~ Buddenahalli MO G4 299 153 14G .) G8 G3 Goddara,halli 748 86 421 224 1\)7 7 2\) 28 24 fl4 Kashapur!l. 1'Kw ~.fi21 1~8 (il5 312 303 \) 9 3 (]5 R .. nnml'nahalli. P 247 72 7:2 300 151 149

    10 7 21 (]6 Panllf'nahalli 47-t 41 41 19\) 98 101 4!i 48 67 15 67 Chat tpuah[t,lI i 884 106 lilt; 556 28:2 274 7 11 16 4 GS l\Iudda,nnhl,lli 447 27 27 150 73 69 47 100 18 69 Thogarighatta 1,374 lIG 11(\ 6H) 32!l 293 4 3 4 70 Ryadarahall i ·HR 8 8 ii4 26 34 20 71 Chullclwnahalh. ~56 3') 32 175 89 86 557 83 n6 16 7~ Bommaladevihalll* P1'",Po 1,575 223 ~23 1,100 543 1\) 2 73 Li ngadavceranahalli Kw 1,027 17 17 100 46 54 245 48 47 n 3 74 Akkajihalli 1'Kw 1.455 76 7 500 255 3 75 Avadaranuhalli. 70-1 \) \) 45 28 17

    76 Ga,ngenahalli 484 Un-inhabit('d 47 5 77 Ririgonahalli 280 24 24 143 73 70 4 16 9 21 1 78 L,,"nkenahalli PRiv 609 28 28 1(\4 84 80 23 21 18 2 79 Alnpnnahalli E(a) 547 33 35 170 80 90 3 80 :\Iajnra Agraharar Pw E(a) 129 8 4 -1

    3 12 81 Vollala Devarahalli 368 23 23 119 64 5.3 4 3 8:2 Pnlenahalli Kw 737 20 20 10:2 47 5,5 18 41 15 83 Chikkusuggere PPw 320 84 84 35:2 183 15) 28 89 18 84 DuC[(lasaggrre* PPwl'o 769 119 119 548 :278 270 40 34 85 Chdivenahalli Riv 299 9 34 20 14 8 7 33 6 88 l\lavathuru PPw 495 78 78 389 196 193 73 6 2 21 87 Channavaderahalli Xw 348 46 46 264 135 129 88 Sriramanahalli . Tk :281 23 23 91 50 41 7 11 20 14 15 3 89 Huraligere Tk 8-15 31 31 15:2 81 71 14 15 3 90 Sinkalikapura . Kw 688 49 49 208 103 105 299 DIRECTORY TAL UK-contd.

    Total WORKERS Xon­ workers ,------___..A. ______--.., workers (I-IX) I II III IY V VI vn VIII IX :x 81. l"""-"-",""", ~ ,--"--. ~~ ,-.A.",""", ,...-"--.. ~ ~ r--"--, ,-J'--.. ,---..A.---,_ M F ~I F ~1 F 1\1 F M F !II F M F ~ F 11 F M F :M: F No

    15 16 17 18 H} 20 21 2~ 23 24 25 26 27 28 ~9 30 31 3') 33 34 33 36 1

    300 343 299 342 1 39 1~ 45 167 131 149 118 6 12 11 1 i8 88 47 1,048 346 340 133 176 96 19 \)4 6 65 3 17 .. 101 14 3 .. ~33 93 741 1,451) 48

    Un-inhabited 49 680 192 422 76 125 51 19 4 8 2 6 4 76 54 457 876 50

    245 17 195 3 26 4 3 2 1 4 2 14 7 1\)0 400 51 94 100 55 51 38 49 36 40 52 292 136 206 90 42 40 36 6 1 7 144 240 53 223 137 173 112 43 25 1 5 73 160 54 229 173 167 116 44 47 .J 9 6 1 124 214 55

    154 76 12~ fiO 2R 21 3 4 102 158 56 339 267 278 243 22 2l 21 11 H)!) 243 ,,7 90 S3 85 79 3 3 58 (i:! .58 159 131 155 131 3 1 53 41 59 194 114 155 62 48 6 7 126 :.l09 60

    280 142 133 57 41 28 II 34 14 4 12 5 44 38 152 3') 61 96 76 44 10 44 65 5 3 57 70 62 134 72 125 62 8 10 1 !)O 12fi 63 265 246 253 244 4 .J 8 47 57 64 94 21 26 20 15 1 1 57 128 65

    72 67 60 63 2 4 8 :2 34 6R 199 162 17 150 14 11 7 4 1 S3 112 67 53 26 4\) 22 3 1 20 51 68 215 175 188 156 10 14 8 3 1 3 1 5 111 118 69 15 18 15 18 11 10 70

    63 58 63 56 2 26 ~g 71 345 300 310 283 11 11 13 5 6 198 257 72 33 31 33 31 13 23 73 170 132 154 132 6 2 7 85 113 74 17 11 17 11 11 6 75

    Un-inhabited 76 52 44 52 44 21 ~6 77 57 46 47 41 4 2 6 3 27 34 78 59 49 52 43 4 1 3 5 21 41 79 3 4 3 4 1 80

    46 26 36 23 1 1 8 2 1 18 29 81 32 18 25 17 1 7 15 37 82 127 64 102 59 3 1 18 2 3 :.l 1 56 105 83 173 88 133 70 10 9 18 6 1 1 :.l 2 8 105 182 84 18 12 14 9 3 3 1 :.l .) 85

    144 121 112 104 8 14 10 1 2 2 12 52 7J 86 116 103 98 96 9 7 7 1 1 19 26 87 40 26 29 21 5 2 3 3 2 1 10 15 88 61 42 53 3 5 6 1 20 29 89 85 76 G6 58 11 18 2 6 18 ;!9 90 300

    VILLAGE KORATAGERE Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Population Castes TribeR educated Sl. in pied House­ ,.----.A.--...... --..A-~ .--..A--...... , .--.A.-., No. Village A11l~nitif" AcrcR Houses holds P l\I F' l\f F 1\1 F M F 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 13 14

    91 Minasandra . Kw 338 24 135 65 70 4 3 2 92 Lingapma PPw 528 90 435 221 214 12 93 Marlya Venkatapura PPw E(a) 1,401 136 US8 325 343 79 19 9-io Bhaktarahalli . PK 362 23 136 72 64 14 11 95 Theeta VE'llkatapura. PE(a) 3ti9 44 253 132 121 27 19 45 7

    96 Tahmbagonahalli P 532 75 75 % 217 178 40 23 71 23 97 Kambadahalli. Pw 4IG 25 25 [41 7() 71 43 45 12 3 98 Malenahalli 503 1 1 4 3 1 1 99 Bmhlmaranahalh PE(a) 418 l:?5 125 632 310 3"" ]3!) 129 5 11 100 Kodlahalli P Mil 187 187 1,010 487 523 7f) 73 227 93

    101 Chikkonahalli Tk 3ll) 44 44 :?19 113 106 1 30 102 Thimmanahalli P Pw E(a) ." 386 57 263 144 119 31 31 55 103 Honnaranahalli PPwE(a) 373 7:2 72 393 107 196 5 11 49 6 104 Hosahalli Pw 214 Un-inhabited 105 Bidalota PPw 823 66 66 372 IS!! IH3 66 53 44 4

    106 Kyamenahalli. Pw ]42 40 46 213 104 109 9 107 Sonnenahalli . Pw 285 20 20 l()5 57 48 13 1 108 Harapagondanahalli 813 Un-inhabited ] 09 DuggE'lHlhalli . ;Kw E(a)(d) 343 33 33 201 III 90 10 4 l() 3 llO Shakuni Thimmana­ Kw 6Bl 61 61 269 ]37 132 32 6 halli.

    III Majara Hosahalli 383 3 3 5 6 5 6 ll2 Bl'vinahalli (Jodi) Tk 261 ~8 ~H H7 67 50 \ 5 6 113 Gollahalli 111. • PTk [lOR 6..1- 64 2M 143 l:l1 12 24 114 Upasapura 367 20 20 87 45 42 6 115 Yalamarahalli. 495 Un-illhabih:d

    116 Vobinayakanapalya. 212 1 633 117 Vengalammanahalli. P Pw 4_1f1 36 36 2()fi 113 93 7 2 23 3 118 Math agondanahall i P Kw J.!8 26 26 131 75 56 1 23 6 119 Byragondlu I' Pw 701 96 96 427 220 207 19 24 53 8 120 Boochanahalli. 466 21 ~1 103 53 50 7 8 4

    121 Lakkanuttanahalli 218 10 10 56 26 30 4 II 1 122 Belladahalli Pw 333 20 20 97 46 51 10 17 3 123 Chinnahalli PPw 981 125 U5 573 302 271 61 56 71 14 124 Gollachannahalli 44 Un-inhabited 125 Sunkadahalli . PI'w 5"" 38 227 120 ]07 39 36 25 2 '" 12t3 Jedamenahalli Rir 338 16 16 66 33 33 14 17 8 127 Kalvehalli Pw 280 ]8 18 96 42 54 2 128 Vadprahalli Kw 421 25 25 167 80 87 30 31 12 l:W Karekallahalli. 122 U n-inht"bited 130 Ra.ngapura 3~1 ~1 21 51 61 11

    131 Katenahalli PPw 504 68 68 400 209 191 15 16 40 132 Srinivasapura 321 1 1 1 1 1 133 Bevinahall i 298 Un-inhabited 134 Challalu 183 1 1 15 8 7 4 l35 Yalachagere PPw 1,453 193 193 943 477 466 60 58 65 301

    DIRECTORY TALUK-contd.

    'rota] WORKERS J'\;m­ .A..-______.______...." workers r----- worker~ (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX l(_ r--..A..--, r--..A--...." r--..A.-~ r--.A..~ r--.A..---. r-"--. .-.A..-__". .-.A..--__". r-~ ~ ,--A--__". ","', 111 F M F:M F MF J\I F IIfF III F MF II{F .M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 ~O 21 22 23 ~4 25 26 ~7 ~o 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    39 5 37 3 :] ~ 26 65 91 116 7 102 4 4 10 2 105 207 92 217 194 183 176 16 17 1 13 3 1 1 108 14!) 93 48 12 40 11 :] 1 3 1 1 1 24 52 94 88 74 73 70 6 3 6 .) 44 47 95

    139 37 106 36 1 23 1 6 78 141 96 49 9 34 6 4 8 :] 21 62 97 I 1 1 2 98 216 70 Hll 62 6 3 4 2 1 10 7 !)4 ~5:l 99 301 159 232 128 49 26 3 4 12 1 2 186 364 100

    74 45 60 42 5 i 3 3 3\) 61 101 94 61 7 54 :l 4 3 4 3 50 58 10;] 127 14 104 10 (j 3 3 11 2 70 182 103 Un-inhabited 104 121 119 113 117 4 2 68 64 105

    81 87 80 87 " 23 22 106 41 33 39 33 16 15 107 Ull--inhabittcl 108 61 12 47 7 5 3 7 1 50 78 109 87 46 69 40 8 5 10 1 50 86 110

    3 5 3 5 2 III 50 38 49 38 17 12 lU 103 83 !J:l 77 9 3 1 40 38 113 3:l 27 28 26 3 1 1 13 15 114 Un-inhabited 115

    2 1 2 1 2 llti 79 54 74 54 4 1 34 39 117 51 14 40 13 9 24 42 lIS 150 105 112 90 30 10 3 7 .) 70 102 119 36 22 36 :l~ 17 28 120

    21 13 21 13 (j 17 12l 28 6 26 U 1 18 45 122 217 183 164 148 5 23 3 18 10 85 88 123 Un-inhabit('d 124 97 88 95 1 1 19 125

    24 19 17 19 4 \1 14 1:!i3 29 41 28 41 1 13 13 127 53 50 53 50 27 37 128 Un-inhabited 129 32 18 23 130

    132 30 121 7 1 77 161 13l 13;] 133 4 2 3 2 1 4 5 134 299 81 250 75 19 2 10 5 3 14 178 385 135 302

    VILLAGE KORATAGERE Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Population Castes Tribes educated in pied Honse­ 81. ,.--..A...-..--, ,..A.-.. ,...-A-, ~ Aetes Houses holds P M F J\1 1\1 F M J!' No. VIllage Amenities F () 9 2 3 5 7 8 10 11 12 13 14

    !) 8 136 Malagonahalli. PKw ~U4o 44 H 231 1::!6 1U3 73 137 Kftnthcvaderahallr 304 13 13 65 29 36 1 138 Mill'ahalh 200 12 12 63 3-1 29 7 '" 2 139 Xarasapura PRiv ::?56 22 13~ 68 64 21 2 140 :\Iayagondanahalh 359 Uu-'inhabited

    HI Bhimaoa,gara . 365 15 ]5 90 54 36 '12 142 Byatarayanapalya 70 24 240 118 56 62 14 3 143 Mauat'arayanapalya 141 Un-inhabited ~J.l ~4!l 1-,180 580 200 69 144 Kolala* Kw Po 1,197 600 llO 103 74 145 Puradahalli PPw 361 67 67 3i3 207 166 .39 32

    146 Rahutanahalli. P 280 :!:! 2:! 165 88 77 21 5 2 147 Vamachehalli . l' 425 55 55 ~65 140 125 34 35 25 ]37 71 66 14 148 Hanumantagll'i 389 ~6 26 18 U U9 Thimmassnul'a PPw 604 77 77 398 203 193 13 1~ 53 7 8 150 Lakkanapalya. Riv 134 20 20 80 3-1 40_ 3 3

    9 151 Yccntsagnra 318 19 116 65 G1 10 152 Rayapura 509 Un-inhabiiad S7 3 .) 153 Byadara Agnlhal'a P 541 36 36 185 B~ 23 34 15-1 Huluvangala . I' Kw 1,2140 110 110 555 279 276 79 - tl8 155 Thimmanayakanahalli P Pw 403 55 55 285 135 150 16 15 30 2

    ~58 ~S5 73 U 1M :-;ingrihalli PI'w 1,248 116 116 543 81 9U 9 6 79 13 157 Chikkadoddavadi PPw 1,009 515 241 274 42 68 54 5 158 Nagenahall PKw 1,030 88 90 465 827 238 41:.! 2]8 194 :24 159 Hychenahnlli Pl'w 575 72 73 7 45 :.!l3 1.19 114 4 17 160 Gollahalli (8) l'w 701 4-!

    161 Hanumantapura 150 Un-inhabited 12 162 Vaddarahalli . 313 32 32 138 68 70 7 3 31 9 163 Th

    Un-inhabited 166 Mudlakerepalya ' 115 18ll 959 ·196 463 16 13 150 59 167 Rampura P 72:2 ()42 339 59 52 59 5 168 :-;ankenahalli . P 624 128 303 127 07 15 169 Manura Thimm:ma­ Pw 270 25 U3 halli 61 284 156 128 1 37 6 170 ChikkapalanahaJli Pw 541 til 26 171 N ec]ttgowdanahalli 727 lI3 113 573 311 26:! 28 :!O 92 23 172 DoddapalanahaJli PPw 1,337 :!15 233 1,130 593 537 83 73 113 70 35 35 27 24 173 Honnenahalh . Pw 332 12 12 397 :!OS 189 30 :!6 62 10 174 Thannenahalli. Pw 655 83 83 91 399 215 184 41 36 12 1 175 Hoskote PPw 1,1~4 HI

    81:.! 129 176 A. Vellkatapura- PP", 985 163 163 412 400 101 95 18 99 47 52 16 177 Hullusoppinahalli Pw 352 22 2~ 80 8() 365 195 170 85 75 75 21 178 ~Iar"gonahalli. PRiy 864 48 11 179 Kenganapa!ya Kw 438 28 30 198 106 9~ 12, 5 197 880 465 415 91 65 190 57 180 Thceta* MMpPo 476 193 303

    DIRECTORY TALUK-cQntd,

    Tolal WORKERS '\11<1- workers r------' ------"------~-.------I V, ( J J t 1 ~ (I-IY) I II III n' V VI Vl[ Ylll IX X ~ ,-A--. ~ ~ ~ r---"--." ,--A---, ~ ~ ~ r-~ Sl. :\l .F :\l F ~[ 1;' ,\1 F ::\1 .F ~1 F :\1 :F )1 F .'II F :'II F :'II F ~o. 15 16 17 18 l!l 20 21 22 :!3 ::4- 2.; :!() 27 :.:8 ::\) 30 31 32 33 31 33 36

    .) 78 n8 21 .) 3 48 80 136 19 13 16 I:! 2 10 23 137 17 16 Hi 15 1 17 13 138 13 31 :l8 26 3 33 139 Un-inhabited 140

    3~ 21 31 19 15 HI 39 35 31 3:? 3 17 :.!7 142 Un-inhB hitn\ 143 356 ~34 ~47 2U8 Iii 13 17 HI :l :: 2,1 3 lit \ 144 129 u3 117 57 11) 4 1 2 78 103 H5

    47 :!~ 38 6 41 .55 146 g3 20 81 17 Ii 3 6 47 lO,j 147 46 5 43 1 61 U8 141 74 121 74 n 9 6:! 1:.'1 W' ~3 16 18 12 1 11 30 150

    43 19 19 17 32 151 Un-inhahit('d 152 75 35 41 3') H) U 23 5') 153 UJU 1')') 158 lU 30 10 1 89 154 154 89 48 84 40 .) 1 3 46 }02 1;)5

    176 179 lU5 04 27 55 7 1\) H'~ lOti 156 131 126 13U 118 l~ ~ DO 118 157 1;;6 116 135 lOO 3 IJ 13 71 12:! 158 13:.! nl 1:!7 .j.f' HI; 143 159 68 18 67 13 1 31 96 160

    Un-inhabited 161 37 8 33 3 3 .) 31 (l:J 162 \ili tli 68 -!; \) I:! 16 (\ 1 59 81 Hi3 19 4 7 .) 1 1 7 1 11) ~2 164 lUI :!6 75 4 65 157 1(i5

    Un-inhabited 166 306 151 2uH 79 (iO iJ.l, l~ 4 ~ 1 I\) 13 I \Hl 312 Hi7 217 75 171; 1i0 18 5 :! :3 .) 15 10 122 228 168 37 :n 32 19 .) 3 8 :2\) 31\ 169

    60 81 53 3 9 6:.' 68 170

    188 30 108 17 6 4 31 5 7 :23 3 l:!3 232 171 40u :l85 306 2:;4 15 11\ ()f) 12 1 .) 8 :l 8 187 252 172 28 19 25 18 :l 1 7 16 173 g.) ti 147 78 .~ 54 7 7 3:2 13 4 4 61 III 174 I;;:! \)9 91 4 8 33 3 63 85 174

    ~80 127 200 94 14 9 47 H, 5 5 11 132 ~73 176 33 31 26 22 ·7 \) 14 21 177 137 37 97 23 7 6 :?R 7 .J 1 51> 133 17S 60 27 43 17 3 13 7 46 65 179 301 58 225 42 10 22 4 8 3 31 \) 164 357 180 304

    VILLAGE KORATAGERE

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Population Castes Tribes educated SJ. in pied House­ .-----"-----.. ,---"---. r-"---.. ,.-"----.. No. Village Amenities Acre$ Houses holds P l\II F M ]' III F M F 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14

    181 Gaddobanahalli 300 25 172 96 76 9 182 Malenahalli 196 22 102 55 47 15 17 9 183 Veerapura Tk 488 30 30 159 89 70 30 23 14 184 Maraeharahalli PRiv 256 56 56 271 147 124 56 42 33 3 185 Dllggcnahalli PKw 271 45 45 247 129 118 18 18 26 3

    186 Bevinahalli Pw 692 G:l u:l 308 160 148 50 45 26 6 187 Yarapanahall!. Riv 115 12 12 61 28 33 2 4 188 Karedllgganahalli 305 28 28 188 100 88 8 5 18 1 189 Mar"gonaanagllni PPw 776 49 49 248 125 123 9 11 12 190 VajjanakllI'ke l' Pw 41:i4 106 106 528 266 262 79 71 36 8

    191 Byra;,andra Kw 297 30 30 160 79 81 29 34 20 2 192 PatagonahalJi III Tk Po 1,191 234 239 1,190 596 594 144 125 130 40 193 Thigalarahalli 112 Un-inhabited 194 Pllttasandra PPw 1,096 176 176 946 495 451 182 171 lq8 30 195 Cha,nnarayanadurga. PTk 2,381 85 85 418 206 212 16 27 47 5

    196 Dogganahalli PPwE(a) 2,031 79 79 508 265 243 18 15 79 13 197 Gowrikallll 924 121 62 59 5 198 Mallpkavu. P Pw Po E(a)(d) 1,028 149 149 787 398 389 72 77 125 34 ] 99 DoddgJhimmanahalli 196 Un-inhabitf'd 200 Hanl)himallanahalli P 512 14 14 D5 54 41 7 2

    201 Bendon i PPw E(a) 636 86 86 546 294 252 35 44 62 8 202 Gowj&gallu P PwE(a) 1,048 85 85 482 246 236 2 1 57 13 203 Gondihalli PPw 1,762 62 62 323 163 160 90 100 10 20 2 204 Bukkapatlla P Pw E(a)(d) 2,011) 219 219 1,223 604 619 288 286 112 22 :!05 Veerabanahalli. Pw 219 13 13 68 42 26 2 6

    206 Yarajellahalli . Kw 890 19 19 77 44 33 19 10 6 207 Gattagollahalli PPw u68 102 102 44~ 233 216 1 2 51 4 208 Jampenahalli . PwE(a) 384 64 64 255 131 124 4 34 8 :009 Baleveeranahalli 265 Un-inhabited 210 Golladevarahalli 242 Un-inhabited

    211 Kalluguttarahall i p 198 75 75 379 185 194 1 54 3 212 NavJlukurke PPw 857 114 114 658 341 217 9 10 79 7 213 Agrah>\ra* MPwPo 1,03fi 205 205 921 442 479 139 176 148 74 214 Tharati PPw 1,293 159 159 ~79 455 424 29 30 76 15 210 PPw 857 70 70 367 195 172 6 1 53 2

    216 Kambadahalli. Pw 1,036 26 26 140 74 66 217 Jag»nnathapura }{w 1;:l93 11 11 39 22 17 22 17 218 Barak'1 PPw 750 89 89 515 269 246 55 60 91 27 219 Venkanbanahalli Pw 238 Un-inhabited 220 Gatiahalli PPw 1,462 78 78 394 223 171 91 76 25

    '221 Holtalu PwE(a) 110 55 55 265 135 130 21 42 46 3 222 Kurllbarahalli. Pw 240 59 59 301 162 139 64 57 58 4 223 Shambonahalli PPw 1,01H 80 80 406 212 194 65 55 81 16 224 Kurau,kctl MPw Po E(a) 2,180 127 127 620 320 300 107 93 126 38 225 I1Jala"jnakurke MTkE(a) 917 177 177 858 432 426 53 49 187 64 305

    DIRECTORY TALUK-co'l&td.

    Total 'YORKERS ~on­ r- - - --~ ______-..A..- _____• __ ------, workers welker, (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X .r----"--.. ~ r--"--, ,,---A--, r-.A.., ~ r-"----> r-.A._, r--"---,. r--"-• r-..A... 31, M F 111 F M FM F M F M FM FM FM F!ll F M l" No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 33 36

    65 S4 45 33 18 31 ,12 181 39 12 22 12 1 4 1 iti 33 1S2 55 16 34 11 5 2 3 1 12 3 M 54 183 103 48 78 -4,3 3 9 2 13 3 4..t 76 184 82 21 65 21 6 10 47 97 185

    110 60 101 63 3 2 6 I) 50 8K 18H 17 17 II 33 187 67 9 67 9 33 79 188 85 47 77 44 2 6 3 ,*0 70 IS!) 170 158 154 150 2 1 2 10 5 96 104 l!i()

    1 58 57 53 4. 21 24 l!ll 391 238 297 199 35 29 15 7 4 4 19 2 15 3 205 35G 19:) Un-inhabited 193 322 212 270 173 19 13 9 5 9 7 3 3 12 11 173 ~~39 194 161 153 150 144 6 9 2 45 59 195

    187 181 152 158 20 17 6 2 78 62 196 39 43 35 43 4 ~3 Ie 197 225 164 150 108 32 36 5 5 Il 11 19 18 173 :l25 198 Un-inhabited 199 37 25 33 24 3 III ZOO

    195 158 188 155 6 1 .. 3 99 94 201 166 149 149 141 3 7 3 1 3 1 7 80 87 202 108 88 102 76 5 12 1 55 7:! 203 ~04 345 340 325 11 12 7 4 37 4 1 3 5 ::00 ::,.j. 204 23 12 22 If 19 14 205

    29 22 25 17 4 4 15 11 ·Z08 148 142 ll8 109 6 17 18 12 3 3 2 85 74 ::07 92 75 83 69 3 5 1 3 39 49 208 Un-inhabited 209 Un-inhabited 210

    123 101 107 97 2 3 1 11 3 62 93 211 224 154 164 106 6 13 51 35 II? 163 212 2s2 179 197 140 39 30 28 2 2 3 14 4 160 300 213 311 250 238 2:l1 12 17 2 49 11 9 144 1,4 214 138 101 126 91 6 10 7 1 57 71 215

    55 38 1 2 19 28 21ti 12 12 6 4 6 8 10 5 217 152 104 136 !l5 6 3 1 8 6 117 142 218 Un-inhabited 219 L38 89 133 S8 2 2 ._. 1 1 85 8:) 220

    78 47 75 42 3 1 1 2 57 83 221 106 87 105 82 4 1 1 56 52 222 150 138 146 138 3 61 58 223 206 178 188 170 4 6 4 1 1 8 g 114 122 224 275 203 220 169 34 31 1 6 8 157 223 225

    TUMKUR 20 306

    VILLAGE KORATAGERE

    Literate Total iSehcduled Dcheduled and Area Occu- Population l'aetf'R Tribes educated 81. in pied Hous,,- ,----"-----__...... r-"----. ,----A--~ ,--...A---.,. No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds p )1 F 111 .F 1>1 1<' M F

    2 3 .{ :> () 7 S !I 10 11 U 13 14

    'l2~ Dasalukunte P PwE(a) ()43 lLi:> Hi5 S4i 431) 417 s4 \)3 163 51 227 Kurihalli PPwE(a) 643 90 \10 4lili ::>~6 ::>40 uS 72 _"" 12 ~.28 Mudigowdtmahalli Tk 280 ::'1 ::>1 I::>R lH M ::>7 ::>6 7 5 229 Doddasanjeeye Kw 1(14 II) 10 50 2!) 21 1 gowdana palya. 230 Thovinakere* ~1.D. Pw Po E(a)(l)(ll) ti7,) 345 3J:> 1,67i ::l36 S.n S4 ti4 345 12S

    231 Jonigarahalli PTk 555 111 111 51\) ::>54 :103 47 (j\) 6li 13 232 Junjaramanahalll P;KwE(a) 1,336 tii (17 351 17S 173 28 ::>0 26 12 1 233 Surenahalli PTk 7(1S Hi!) 171 S88 43') 449 74 7 151 35 234 Bisadihalli Pw ~7() ~2 ~2 116 63 53 3 235 Chikkarasanahalll PKw 555 62 62 :!79 146 133 26 :.!.j 36 5

    236 ;K&bbigere PKw 41.3 iH 7H 3i6 1::l 193 53 50 4-3 9 237 Aiienahalli Pw 337 59 59 :':54 131 1::!3 3Li 3-i :!S 5 238 Obanahalli 1,121 4 4 38 ;;1 17 8 3 239 Chikkannanahalli PPw 1.377 4!l ·1'3 204 ~\5 lO\) 17 :.!4 8 1 240 Devarahalli Pw (139 6 6 :.!\) 12 17

    241 Kanivehoaahalli Tk l,4:n Un-inhabited 24,2 Venkataramanahalli Pw 176 n 23 114 [>7 57 7 243 Ugranahalli 17ti 1 1 1 1 1 244 Chikkasanjeeve- ;Kw 156 27 ~7 157 81 j(j 26 ;;7, 4 2 gowdanapalya. 245 Doddagowdanapalya r;Kw 130 2~ :2:J 112 59 53 :.! 19

    246 Badamuddanapalya . 4i8 34 34 ~OS lO6 102 .5 247 Gat.tithimmanahalh . :251 8 8 45 23 :?2 6 248 Marinayakanahalli PPwE(a) 1,466 6:2 62 35:2 180 17:.! 34 37 61 13 249 Negalala PPw :2,450 184 184 87:2 43(\ 436 78 72 Ii-! 53 250 Boodagavi Pw 1,458 12 l:? 41 ;!6 15 !l 3 1

    251 KuntenahalJj !J3:l Un-inhabit€u 307

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK-eoncld'.

    Total \VOP.KERS Non- , ___ "__ -_ -____ ------_____...A.. ______-,. workers workers (I-IX) I U III n- V VI VII VIII IX X 81. ,.-A--. ,-~ ~ ,...A..-,. ,-...A..-,. ,-...A..-,. ~ ,--,. ~ ,--,. ,-..A--,. ]lie. M F M F M F M F M F Ai F M J!' ~I F M F M F 11 ]'

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ::?~ 23 24 ~5 26 "27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 36

    264 202 230 ISS 11 12 14 2 4 5 W6 215 ~~6 149 155 14.6 147 3 -, 3 77 85 '227 43 38 35 35 - 1 3 6 :\1 :26 228 19 10 12 10 7 10 11 '229

    1 503 240 277 159 24 27 4 22 4 16 12 46 :2 113 36 333 601 230

    1~4 90 1:23 53 6 33 7 1 3 5 no 1.5 231 1 102 21 9:l 16 3 1 6 4 7(\ 152 23~ 289 190 24::l 170 12 14 2 7 5 4 150 :l59 233 42 28 3::l 26 1 1 !I 1 21 25 :234 90 74 77 70 6 3 7 1 5G 59 235 ., ll::? 11 97 88 II :':5 II rl 80 23G .:)., ... 95 73 85 65 7 7 3 ?~3 50 _oj, 11 12 8 12 "' 10 5 ~3S 61 63 58 61 3 11 34 46 ::?39 7 14 6 9 1 5 [} 3 240

    Un-inhabited ~41 34 20 :?2 16 4 3 :2 3 :23 37 :242 1 1 243 53 404 37 32 5 11 Il .) 1 2') 3:2 ?4A

    '57 21 34 17 4 2 :;j 3:2 :245

    79 71 77 C,9 2 ":'7 :n 246 II", \:2 17 l:! 1 10 247 96 82 .91 79 :2 3 M " DO 248 176 '22)01 'l51 :207 7 17 13 2 5 !GO 208 249 14 ~ 7 5 " 4, I 1~ f 250

    Un-inh&bited ~Gl

    20* 308

    TOWN KORATAGERE

    Litera.te Totall'

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

    KORATAGERE (M) 0.9 89 89 4,301 2,254 2,047 169 . 162 1,354 659

    Block No. 1 58 58 ;:!1J7 15~ IOU 3 102 56

    2 73 73 301l 168 141 13 11 119 71

    3 63 63 37;:! 209 Hi3 '" 7 169 77 4 68 68 3il) HlO It-;O 150 102

    5 63 63 388 1(16 W2 1 108 56

    6 8il Sil 392 206 IIlG 8 8 123 49

    7 83 83 378 IlI3 1li5 19 21 98 48

    ',.) 8 32 0_ 3iV 1118 In 12 10 1L! 59

    9 88 88 40fl 20S 201 93 44

    10 56 56 311 160 145 16 14 115 41

    11 65 65 303 150 153 64 :J.7

    12 80 80 4~3 ~:!:! 201 U4 S\) 101 29 i(oratagere Taluk T 2-13,8 17,544 17,635 89,383 45,634 43,749 9,107 8,611 50 40 13,253 3,768

    R 242.9 16,735 16,826 85,082 43,380 41,702 8,938 8,449 50 40 11,899 3,109

    U 0.9 809 809 4,301 2,254 2,047 169 162 1,354 659 309

    DIRECTORY TALUK

    Total WORKERS Non· Workers ,------"------., " ('J1'H (I. IX) I II III V VI VI VII VIlI IX X ~ ~ ~ r-"-...... ~,---A.. r---"----., r-.A.---.. ~ r-"----.. ~Sl. M F M F ~{ F M F M F )1 F ~1 F )1 F M F M F ]\1 F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2~ 23 24 25 26 27 28 2n 30 31 3~ 33 34 35 36 1

    1,170 193 378 67 65 28 18 6 70 16 81 9 81 8 170 15 31. . 276 441,084 1,854 M

    75 13 6 4 3 4 7 19 11 1 1 25 10 83 96 1

    75 10 9 6 7 6 9 2 .. 34 2 93 131 2

    104 1 ,. 14 ., 3 .. 51 17 3 105 159 3

    96 7 6 16 .2 ., 7 ]7 7 41 3 94 173 4

    107 16 26 1 4 '8 3 24 3 5 1 15 3 89 176 I)

    117 10 53 3 5 5 6 7 .. 5 20 2 .. 18 2 89 176 6

    91 29 34 10 8 12 4 7 1 4 .. 11 2 23 4 102 156 7

    102 14 37 1 4 6 6 324 1 6 t) 86 177 S

    97 27 53 14 2 5 4, 2 8 2 13 2 3 .. 13 111 174 9

    90 9 29 18 13 2 .. 2 4 2 3 20 4 76 136 10

    93 9 42 3 9 4 8 .. 16 2 I .. 14 2 57 144 11

    123 45 69 31 9 1 5 .2 4 1 14 5 21 5 99 156 12

    29416 18117 22568 15122 1,866 1,571 173 37 1,988 51,3 281 41 182 11 654 159 60 1 1,644 632 16218 25632 T

    28246 1792422190 15055 1,801 1,543 155 81 1,918 527200 32 101 8 484 1M 29 1 1,368 588 15134 28778 R

    1,170 193 378' 67 65 28 18 6 70 16 81 9 81 8 170 15 31.. 276 440 1,084 1,854 U 310

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KUNIGAL TALUK

    SqUlue ill Square in the Taluk the Taluk 1001 Popula.tion map ill 1961 Population map in Cen8us ,--..A..---.,. which the Census r--..A..-~ which the location 1951 11161 Village 81. location 1951 1961 Village .:\0. Name of VilJagfi Code Census Census a.ppcars No. Name ofVillagp Code Cen RUS Censu~ appears 1 3 5· 6 1 5 6

    1 Alakel''' l~O 576 C-u 54 Chot,nahalli 34 2e9 344 C-4 .) Alalapum 285 B-2 55 Chotanahalli hallta 307 C-4 ;) Amruthnr 189 3,33tl 4,004 D-3 56 Chowdanakuppe 139 824 904 E-5 4 Ankana.h,'']ll 182 6 38 E-6 57 Dasanapura 30n 50 77 0-3 5 .\rakcre ~8 tl75 700 C-4 58 Dasanapura 59 95 113 B-3 Ii Arakere (Ame,nikerp) ~9 C-4 51l Dasanapura 26 88 105 D-4 7 Arepalya 13 118 151 D-5 60 Deva.patna-KG. 135 139 146 F-5 R Arjunahalli ~02 27~ 373 F-3 61 Devarakannasandra ~81 174 164 B-2 9 Avaragl'rp 295 398 408 C-3 62 Deva.rayanapalya. 23(\ 70 98 D-3 ] 0 Bagenahalli 53 72tl 845 B-5 63 Devasandra 149 26'2 2!l7 G-6 11 Bandihalli 157 1,3'24 1,443 F-4 64 Devasthanada 123 7 0-6 12 Baso.vanamattikere 310 545 609 C-3 Dasanapura. 13 Beeragonahalli 173 E-5 65 Doddakallahalli 206 238 420 F-2 14 Beeragonahalli 254 260 319 C-2 66 Doddamadhure '264 945 997 C-2 15 Be6ravam :'04 249 321 F-3 67 Doddamalalavadi 66 524 587 A-4 16 Begur 48 1,196 1,193 C-5 68 Doddarnavathur 175 268 381 E-4 17 Begur (AmanikPH-) 50 C-!) 69 Gangadahalli 41 6 67 B-4 18 Belligere 217 :'08 224 E-3 70 Gangapura 140 17 82 E-6 Hl BeuachakP.llu 136 220 227 F-5 71 Gantagonahalli 110 187 143 D-5 20 Bettahalli 215 753 871 E-2 72 G:wirnata 5 182 174 C-4 :21 Bhaktarahalli 67 350 405 A-4 73 Giddadasanapura 102 145 Hi7 D-6 2:l Bheemanapura 97 103 102 D-6 74 Gottikere 118 890 802 B-5 :23 Bidanakere 2 1,114 1,349 B-5 75 Gottikere 262 '214 2'22 C-l :24 Bilidevalaytt 37 410 460 €-4 76 Gottikere Hantha 117 0-5 :25 Bisanalle 234 246 272 77 GowdagE're 312 850 1,009 0-3 26 Bolenahalli 174 E-5 78 Gudde Thippasandra 18i ]06 161 E-5 27 Bommadigere 88 261 274 B-3 79 Gujjenahalli HI 18'2 ~02 D-5 28 Bommenahalli 11 623 638 O-fl 80 Gunnagere 90 !l93 1,002 B-3 :29 Bommenahalli 160 124 176 F-4 81 Hadonahalli 290 408 393 B-3 30 Boralinganapalya 38 438 591 0-4 82 Halevooru HI8 1,184 1,352 E-4 31 Borasandra 25 242 255 D-4 83 Halgere 192 1,112 1,199 E-3 32 Buduvanahalli 19 237 174 E-4 84 Halugonahalli 69 255 269 A-4 33 Bukkasa.gara 113 299 285 0-5 85 Hampapura (;K) :!74 B-2 34 Byadagere (Jodi) 196 389 500 F-4 So Hampapur (Y) '252 74 73 D-l 35 Byadarahalli (K) 147 535 685 F-6 87 Hanchipura 203 299 358 F-3 36 Byadarahalli (M) 181 892 1,108 E-6 88 H andalagere 249 696 803 E-3 37 Byadarahalli 286 166 175 B-3 89 Handalagere 142 3i8 449 F-6 38 Byaladakere 304 486 420 C-3 90 Handalakuppe 21 85 114 D-4 39 Byranaikanahalli 159 340 411 F-4 91 Hangarahalli '23 384 430 D-4 40 Byranaykanahalli 4 220 255 0-5 92 Hanuroapura 221 2()() 2()9 D-2 ·t 1 Chakenahalli 255 289 349 0-2 93 Hanumapum 47 158 227 C-4 42 Chalamasandra 152 446 495 G-5 , 94 Hasigehobli -184 48 350 E-5 43 Chandanahalli 210 289 425 F-3 95 Hediggere :279 325 357 B-3 44 Channapura 6 269 405 C-5 96 Heggadathahalli 20 337 342 D-4 45 Chatnahalli '275 348 3i9 B-2 97 178 465 604 E-5 46 Uhikkajjanahall '211 E-2 98 43 1,109 1,216 C-4 47 Chikk:l.madhure '265 435 4\)0 B-1 99 Heru! Kanchagarapurada 44 C-4, 48 Chikkamalavadl 70 539 611 A-4 Amanikere. 49 Chikkamalavadi chturbhag 71 33 52 A-5 100 Hithalapura 155 376 487 ]'-5 50 Chikkamavathui 176 560 753 D-5 ]01 Hitlahalli 11 463 547 D-5 51 Uhikkanahalli 300 115 110 D-2 102 98 653 792 D-6 52 Chikkonahalli 183 261 357 E-ti 103 Holalagunda '238 271 352 D-3 53 Chinnahalli :231 291 294 D-3 104 Honnaroachanahalli (P) 154 1,176 1,339 F- 2 ~3 _",,",,_~i~ ____5__ ,--_6 __ ..,.__7 __ ...,._--. I 1 REFERENCE

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    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KUNIGAL TALUK-c.nUl Square in Square ill the T~luk the Taluk l!)(H Population map in 1961 PopUlation map in Census .----..A.---~ which the Census .-----"--~ which the Sl. location 1!l51 1961 Village ~1. location 1951 1961 Village No. Name of Village Code CcnRus Census appears :'Iio. Name ofVilJage Code Census Census appea.r. 2 3 5 6 2 3 5 CI

    105 Honnamachanahalli (P) 191 637 755 E-4 157 Karudihalli 84 552 586 A-5 106 Honnenahalli 86 458 575 B-4 158 Karudihalli 85 131 154 B-5 107 Hosahalli 253 122 1 ')oJ C-l Chaturbhaga, 108 Hosahalli ~4~ 376 465 D-3 159 ;Kathrighatta 125 905 1.024 e-e 109 Hosahalli 171 473 645 E-5 160 Kattigehalli 30G 612 679 C-4. 110 Hosahalli 100 631 802 D-6 161 Kebbahalli 167 101 112 Jl'-4. III Hosahalli 1~1 535 552 C-5 162 197 690 856 F-3 112 Hosahalli 54 657 709 B-4 163 Kempanahalli 141 452 537 E-6 113 Hosahalli 32 3119 452 0-4 164 Kempanahalli 95 1,233 1,411 D-CI 114 Hosakere 214 654 772 E-3 165 Kempanahalli 15 283 298 D-4, 115 Hosakerp 109 5-16 595 D-5 166 Kempasagara 78 520 579 B-5 116 Hosapura 241 224 269 D-3 Hli Kenchanahalli 144 ':66 942 E-6 21 117 Hosm 225 ll7 97 D-~ 168 Kenkcre 36 20 C-4- 118 Hoaur 126 227 218 C-6 169 Kenkere 163 156 201 F-" 119 Hoaur 17 219 234 E-·l 170 Kichavadi 169 551 673 E-4. 120 Hulikattl' 138 275 366 E--6 171 235 2·16 298 D-3 121 Hulipura 27~ 175 181 B-2 172 Kithaghatta 226 102 72 D-2 122 273 463 453 C-2 173 ;Kitllm~gl1mangala 8 0--5 123 Huliyurdurga 134 3,784 4,232 F-I\ Amanikere. 124 HuJuvagilu 128 1.001 1.203 C-6 174 Kitlanagamangal!l 10 1,321 1,375 0-5 125 Hunaganahalli 153 :2~5 ~84 G-5 175 Kitlanagamangalada 9 12 5 C--5 126 Hangarahalli 137 537 553 E-5 Chatur Bhaga. 127 Hunisekuppp 104 325 367 D-G 176 Kodamathikcre 7 722 830 0--4 128 Huraliborasandra (K) 268 41 469 B_o 177 Kodavathni 228 266 220 0-2 129 Huralibyrasandra , 311 450 45 0-4 178 Kodl1vatti 161 600 753 F~ 130 HuraligefP 283 150 150 B-3 179 KodigehalIi 2~3 «7 585 D-3 131 Huthri 129 984 1.085 C-'6 180 Kodihalli 195 262 326 E-3 132 Hutridurga 92 792 903 D-6 181 Kodihalli 87 558 621 B-4. 133 Ippadi 105 1,524 1.!l50 D-I\ 182 Kodipalya 267 195 192 B-2 134 Jaddigere ~77 665 199 B-3 183 Koghatta. 122 219 264 0-6 135 Jaladigere 256 507 457 C-9 184 Koppa 258 377 380 0-2 136 Janagere 1)5 404 487 B-4 185 Korati 248 238 273 E-3 137 Jinnavara 213 ] ,076 1,213 E-3 186 Kotekere 280 199 248 B-3 138 Kachahalli 146 389 397 D-3 187 Kothipura 46 266 328 0-4 139 Kachenahalli 227 25 D-2 188 Kottagere Amanikere 52 18 44 B-4 140 Kachchonahalli 216 128 l(l8 E-3 189 Kottagere 51 1,lM ],329 B-4 141 Kadaramanahalli lO7 182 212 D-5 190 Krishnasagara ~5 0--4. 142 Kadarapura 14 237 295 D-5 Agraha.ra. 143 Kadasettihalli 2~0 234 330 D-2 191 Kunduru 112 3UI 0--5 144 Kadasinganahalli 130 721'\ 771 D-6 192 Kunigal Bagayet 42 B-4. 145 Kaggalapura 218 17 E-2 193 Kuppe 208 516 738 E-3 146 Kaggalahalli 198 67 88 F-4 194 Kurubarasettihalli 223 121 152 D-2 147 Kaggere 296 615 700 C-3 195 Kuthadahalli 3 710 805 0-5 148 Kallanaikanahalli 22 ~3 15 D-4 196 Lakkasettipura 156 34 43 Jl'-5 149 Kallanayakanahalli 119 605 689 B-5 197 Lakshmidevih'IID.b 33 54 HiS 0--4- 150 Kampalapura 158 154 213 F-4 198 Lakshmipura 170 161 276 E-4 151 Kamanahalli 63 295 366 A-4 199 Lalapura 31 186 222 0-4 152 Kanchagalapura 270 205 ll3 B-2 200 Lingadaveeranapalya 96 239 255 D-6 153 Kannaguni 291 283 299 B~3 201 lIfadagonahalli 172 601 725 E-4 154 Kantuanahalli ~88 87 C-3 202 Madappanahalli 177 489 625 E-5 (Mavinahalli Aruanikprl') 203 Madhure Kava] ~6!) 103 109 B-2 155 Kantanahalli 289 ~95 294 B-3 204 237 266 30-1 D-3 156 Kantanahalli 207 237 249 E-3 ~Ofi ::'tladihall i 91 B-3 312

    VILLAGE DIRECTORY ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KUNlGAL TALUK-conta. Square in Square in the Taluk the Taluk 19tH Populn.tion map in 19fjl Population IDap in Census I---"---~ which the Census r----..A---.,. which the .' I. loc:ttion 1951 J9Gl Village 81. location 1951 1961 Village Xo. NmaD ofVlllage Colle Census Census appears No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears 3 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6

    ~06 ~In,(likchlllli 5fi 768 866 B-4 258 Settipura 190 194 217 E-3 207 "'b 'li!,,,k:~m,r,salldra 89 ::!73 259 B­ 259 Shanubhoganahalli 233 132 142 D-3 :208 }blhs;h,~tt[" 510 590 B-5 260 Shingatihally 266 213 207 B-1 :209 :\1:'lh,n'\ik:\I,~J:U11li :21>7 284 277 C-2 261 Siddapura 294 254 319 C-3 no }L,11npuN :245 22fj 224 D-3 262 Singonahalli 64 606 643 A-4 211 ~hnav ... lll 305 :260 240 C-2 263 Singonahalli 186 201 259 E-5 21:3 ~bn['d" :299 50G 622 D-2 264 Singonahalli 301 2~9 232 C-3 213 lIbntyR. 298 304 365 D-2 265 Singonahalli (jodi) 302 194 203 C-3 :214 )brcollc1ha,lli 2:24 446 574 D-2 266 Sivanahalli 150 236 252 G-5 215 ~1a\,lll"halh 28:~ 40 32 B-2 267 Sobaganhalli 80 670 681 B-5 218 ~rad'l[lkn't(' 83 543 591 B-5 268 Somedevarapalya 115 3~4 378 C-5 217 ~I('ncL·,hu:.Jh;.lh 57 295 386 B-4 269 Somapurada Kaval 259 C-2 218 }lodur 16 37fj 432 D-4 270 Sondalagere 133 701 752 G-5 :219 ,lug',nr'Flf::t 94 432 470 D-fj 271 Sondekoppa 244 547 548 D-3 2;20 ~,hlth'jn"h ,Hi 188 12 34 E-5 272 Sonu&ikanahalli 166 200 54 F-4 :?21 }lu1 h~l,-~,"(blnlli 39 480 528 B-4 273 Sringarasagara 165 418 556 F-4 2:2:! ~,\(lcmiwln::tpnra :293 999 1,133 C-3 274 Sugg::mahalli 162 348 387 F-4 t~3 Nn.denla.vinapurada 275 Sulekuppe ;Kaval 73 582 696 A-5 Amrithmn.hal Kaval 308 C-3 276 Sulekuppe 74 324 354 A-5 Nad.. m,1.vinapumd"Rantha.297 C-3 277 Sunnadapura 222 D-2 Nagnlapura 60 28 44 B-4 278 Taggikuppe 229 0-2 Nag'llahalli 75 329 376 A-5 279 Taredakuppe 72 1,053 1,173 A-5 N'-..ga,nah,",lli 103 490 6:24 D-fj 280 24 504 537 D-4 N3.g::tRanpnm ~39 45 74 C-3 283 261 84 96 C-l :231 NcelasandrR 180 257 333 E-6 284 Thavareker(' 143 1,042 1,295 F-6 :23:2 Ncelathanahalli 82 791 862 B-5 285 Theppasandra 30 4fj4 411 C-4 :233 Neel1.th::tnahn,lli Ane 81 B-5 286 Thippanaiakanahalli 106 377 422 D-5 :23·1 Ncclath::tnahJ,llj Kayal 79 12 12 B-5 287 Thubinakere 230 450 432 D-2 235 Nidasalc 151 1,678 1,815 G-5 288 Thuruganur 284 354 365 B-3 ~36 Nittur 131 79~ 73(\ D-5 289 Thurvekcre 292 833 893 B-3 237 P,>flm-agnre 21~ 643 809 E-:2 290 Tippur 260 794 909 C-2 :238 P"llorav"nalnlli 200 8fj ~01 F-3 291 Torehalli 219 112 153 D-2 239 Pav,Jandm 18 317 392 E-4 292 Uiiani 145 2,289 2,647 F-6 240 Para 164 249 302 F-4 293 Ungra 199 442 513 F-3 241 Puttanapalya ~.Hi 135 155 D-3 294 Urikehally 35 246 295 C-4 242 RaghM'ana Rosuru 247 144 178 D-3 295 V oddarahalli 193 71 52 E-3 243 P.n,gihalli :'.51 141 90 D-2 296 Vaddara ;Kempapura 179 2 3 E-5 244 R&jagcrc 132 289 259 C-5 297 Vaddarakuppe 68 219 262 A-4 245 Ramab;Plada,h'1,ntha 40 31 B-4 298 Vaderakatte Kaval 303 5 C-2 24fj Rangaswami Betta 299 Vagaragere 276 207 199 A-2 Amnthmah"] Kaval fi8 23 B-3 300 Vatagerepura 205 618 811 F-3 247 Rayagono,halli IH 414 fj35 B-4 301 Vanigere 62 330 382 A-4 248 ~anaba 209 720 8~0 E-3 302 Vanigere Kaval 65 234 282 A-4 249 S~nabagll[Li.ta 194 480 fj53 E-4 303 Yachaghatta 27 449 473 C-4 ~50 S:mkenapura 240 297 331 C-3 304 Yachanahalli 232 88 118 D-3 (Sanjeevanapura 1951 census) 305 Yadehalli 101 384 423 D-6 251 Senthe J\!1avathur 1:'. 828 987 D-4 306 Yadiyur 250 559 600 C-2 252 Seenappaonahalli 108 442 504 D-5 307 Yedavanne 201 745 910 F-3 253 8c,h"pura 263 C-2 308 Yelachavadi 99 1,319 1,451 D-6 2M SeHiLeedu 278 783 819 A-3 309 Yelachavadi Gollahallipura. 93 391 470 D-6 255 Settigehalh 49 865 1,145 C-4 310 Yelekadakallu 147 407 499 F-6 256 Settigere 76 700 740 A-5 311 114 1,207 1,269 C-5 257 Settigere Chaturbhaga 77 25 64 A-5 312 Yellapura 271 89 44 B-2 313

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    TotaJ : 041(1), 045(811), 200(81), 202(2), 207(52), 209(8), Rural: 041«1); 045(1); 200(20); 202(2); 207(50); 209(2); 220(3) 220(8), 281(2), 284(1), 285(1~), 244(9), 255(58), 235(8); 242(3); 244(3); 255(58); 262(9); 273(50); 278(1); 2G2(9), 263(1), 273(53), 278(1), 280(34), 288(96), 280(33); 288(96); 289(4); 314(5); 332(1); 3<10(3); 342(5); 289(4), 302(4:), 311(4), 314\9), 332(1), 335(1), 340(3), 344(7); 350(76); 369(135); 392(1); 393(146); 394(1); 342(5), 344(7), 350(76), (369(1411, 392(1), 393(153), 3:)9(4). 311(4); 394(1), 399(4), Urban: 045(1), 200(11), 209(1), 220(5), 231(2), 234(1), 235(6), 263(1),273(3), 280(1),302(4),314(4),335(1),369(6), 393(7}.

    VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Villages: MadikehaUi 360(29); Bagcnahalli 220(1); 360(14); Konam· HOnnamachanahalli 280(2), 289(4), 342(1). 369(4), halli 235(1), 350(9), 369(1); Byadagere 369(1), 393(4); 393(1); Bandihalli 200(1) 255(10), 273(2). 314(2), Byranayakanahalli 393(2); Kothipura 207(2); Hanuma. 369(1),393(3); Byranayakanahalli 207(1), 289(1), 368(J); pura. 369(5); Hosahalli 0401(1); 045(50); 288(1); 369(2); Bommenahalli 045(3); Koclavathni 045(1), 369(1), Kosarahalli 045(9), 350(9), 369(4), 393(2); Tarikere 045(7), 393(1); Sugganahalli 045(3), 369(1), 393(1); Pura. 045(5), 393(3); Yachaghatta 045(3), 393(3); Arikpxc 045(6), 280(1), 350(7); Shrigarasagara 255(1), 314(1) 369(2); 202(1). 369(3); Koitagere 200(2), 207(2), 36\)(1), Kebbahalli 207(1); Halevooru 280(1), 369(1) 393(1); 393(9); Neelathanahalli 045(9), 207(5), 393(2); Sobagana­ Huthri 045(2), 288(1); Kichawadi 288(1), 360(2): halJi 363(1); Chowdanakuppe 369(1); Hosahslli 045(2), I,axshmipura 045(1), 350(11); MadagonBhalli 045(9). Madikehalli 045(9), 200(1), 350(1), 393(3); Menasina. 280(2), 288(4), 311(2), 350(6), 393(1); Dcddamavathur halli 045(6), 255(2), 288(4),393(2); Bommadigere 045(8), 045(8), 207(1), 288(1), 369(1), 393{l); Jodumadappana. 207(1), 288(3), 393(5); Gunnagere 045(22), 207(2),273(2), halJi 045(8), 369(1), 393(1); Muthenahalli 045(1); 280(4), 3U(I), 350(2), 361(1); Banagere 045(1), 350(4), Bedarahalli 3ll(J), 350(6), 369(1), 393(1); 360(1); Kodihalli 045(10), 255(1), 314(1); Rayegona.halli kuppe 045(18). 207(2), 273(1), 280(1), 393(J), 394(1); 045(4),207(1),244(9),273(1).288(1), Bhaktarahalli 045(19), Hulikatte 045(16), 280(13), 369(3), 393(1); Kenchana­ 207(2), 393(1); Vanigerc ()45(2), 207(4) 280(1), 369(1), halli 045(8), 235(1), 393(1); Hangarahalli 3(9(1), 393(1), 393(2); Vanigerekav(11 045(12), 280(1); Kamanahalli KempanlJ,halli 369(2), 393(2); Devapatn; 045(5); 045(1), 360(1), 393(9); Singonahalli 045(7); Doddamala. Benachakalli 045(7), 369(1); Tavarekere 288(16); vadi 045(39); Chikkamalavadi 045(53), 369(1), 393(2); 393(1), 399(1); AmrUlht1r 200(4), 207(1), 220(2), 273(2), Soolekoppakaval 045(14), 288(2), 393(2); Sollekoppa 369(7), Handalagere 393(1); Honnamachanahr,lli ~07(2) 045(3), 255(3), 393(2); Tarcdakoppa 045(42), 207(2), 280(1), 393(1); Halager 369(1); VOlldarahalli 369(1); 369(3), 393(3); 045(23); Voddarakuppe Sanabaghatta 369(2); Sanaba 200(J}, 393(2}; Bn~vara 045(9); Settigere 045(43) 369(1); Kempasagara 045(7) 200(1), 369(1), 393(1); Kaygatehalli 350(6); HandJpura 288(1}, 340(1}; Kavadihalli 045(15), 393(2); ;Kothagere, 393(1); Yada\ann6200(2), 369(1), 393(1); Arjunahalli 045(3), 280(1); HonnenahalJi 045(]3}, 273(2), 314(1), 393(1); Chandanahalli 235(1),369(1),393(2); Pauuva. 369(2), 392(1); Kodihalli 045(5), 369(1), 393(2); Yelacha. gere 207(1), 235(1), 369(1), 393(1); JinIlageLC 207(2), wadi 393(1); Yerlawada 045(25}, 207(1), 273(4), 273(1),288(4),393(1); Hosakere 280(1), 393(3); Kebb3. 393(1); Maganapura 045(2), 255(1); Hosahalli halli 202(1); Bendihalli 393(1); Bettehalli 288(1),393(1): 045(43).. 255(4),344(4), 350(2), 369(3); Gitavadasanapura Torehalli 393(1); Bisinalle 393(2); Shanubhoganahalli 045(11); Naganahalli 045(8), 360(2); Oppadi 045(52), 393(1); Chinnahalli 393(2); Kodayatti 393(::!); Rosapura 209(2), 273(2), 280(3), 350(2), 369(3), 393(1); 288(1); Holagunda 273(1), 393(2); Kodagehalli 200(1). Thippanayakanahalli 045(12), 207(1); ;KadaramanahalH 288(1), 393(1); Santhemavathur 393(1); DodUamadhure 045(3); ;Kadasinganahalli 045(3), 207(1), 255(1), 273(2), 207(3), 350(2); 393 (2); Jaladigere 045(1), 31)3(1); 393(2); Lingadaveeranapalya 045(3),273(1),393(2); Yeliyur Chinnahalli 045(2), 255(10); Scttibcedu 045(3), 273(1); 045(3) 207(1), 235(1) 255(1), 273(5), 280(4), 332(1) Hedigere 045(11), 393(1); Jiddiger 045(3). 2~7(1), 360(2), 393(1); Alkcre 045(2), 393(1); Hosahalli 045(1), 280(1),393(1); Kotikere 045(7); Bydarahalli 278(1), 0';5(1), 280(1), Katharighatta 393(3); 045(1); Huliyur­ 393(4); Nagasandra 200(]), 273(3), 280(1), 350(2), 393(2); durga 393(1); Angadaveerakapalya 045(3), 369(1); Kannagooni 045(1); Kanl anahalli mavinahalli Amanikere Bheemanapura 393(1); Yadehalli 045(11), 200(2), 200(1),273(2); Thavarekere 273(1), 288(3); Hulipura 399(1); 262(9),369(1); Ujjani 045(3), 200(1), 207(1),235(3); 255(1), Halivama 207(1), 369(1), 393(1); Nademavinapura200(1), 273(13), 280(1), 288(49), 342(1), ~69(3); 393(1) 393(2); Siddapura 369(1); Manavalli 393(2), 399(1); Keppa Hithalapura 280(1), 340(:?), 344(1); Kachahalli 045(6) 207(2); Kagagre 393(2); KattigehalJi 207(2); 13asavana. 393(1); Kebbchalli 045(4), 393(1); Singonaha,lli 255(23); mattigcre 273(1), 393(1); Gowdagere 207(3),350(6), 393(1); Nidasale 200(1). 207(3), 273(2), 280(1), 288(]), 350(1), Chikkamadhure 273(1), 280(2), 369(2). 398(6), 399(1); Chalmasandra 045(3), 342(3), 393(6); 314

    VILLAGE

    KU.'HGAL

    Literate Total Scheduled Schpdulpcl and ArM Occu­ Population Castes Tribes eclucated .-;1, in pied House­ ,----"------"'\ ,-.A--, r-~ No. VillagE' •.\menitips Acres HOll"eS holds P :II{ F ~[ J<' M F

    .) 4, 7 8 I() 11 13 14

    MalJaghatta MPw ~95 70 79 590 285 305 13 10 103 44 2 Biullakere 111 Pw 740 203 203 1,349 666 683 64 55 261 75 3 Kuthadahalli PPw 738 123 123 805 411 394 GS 61 202 32 4 Byranaikanahalh PPw 369 45 415 2155 125 130 6 8 51 16 5 GaTimata Pw 9R :2fl :20 174 7!l !l5 19 27 10 1

    6 Challnapura PKw 1,081 58 1i8 405 214 Hll 20 17 19 7 Ko(lamathikere PPw 752 150 150 830 421 409 37 39 \)5 8 R Kitlin~i!amangala (lOR Un-inhahited Amanikere. 9 ;Kitlinagarnangalada Kw ;'76 5 4 Chaturbhaga. 10 Kitlinagamangala* PPwPo I.32S 229 1,375 703 672 flO 71 1 177 38

    11 Hitlahalli l' Pw 1.2<103 104 10-10 54.7 2SG 267 2 :? 69 3 12 Santhemavathur* lIrMp Pw Po 867 152 152 987 501 486 55 50 161 40 13 Arepalya Tk 370 25 151 84 67 1 23 2 14 Kadarapura 629 4-10 44 295 149 146 4 4 31 3 15 ;Kempanahalli 1,254 46 46 298 142 156 19 13 ~9

    1(; Modur PKw 77fi S2 82 432 209 223 :22 25 50 2 17 Hosur Kw ]'011 39 39 234 107 127 II 12 25 18 Parasalldra PTk 659 60 60 392 178 214 14 13 28 19 Blldnvanahalli 714 30 30 174 79 95 8 20 Hpggadathahalli 2,121 57 fl7 342 lii7 185 :ll 34 20

    21 Handalakuppa 1,361 16 114 51 63 14 5 22 Kallanaikanahalli 874 3 15 9 6 7 5 23 Hangarahalli 1,153 70 70 430 196 234 75 no 40 24 Ta.rikere PPw 1.214 '70 70 531 258 27\1 27 24- 71 :215 Bora:mndra 762 50 50 255 128 U7 14 17 3')

    26 Dasanapura Pw 145 22 105 54 51 ~O 30 27 Ya~haghatta PPw 836 83 83 473 248 221 17 15 65 7 ~8 Arakere PK1T 737 127 131 700 355 345 2'2 29 124 39 2!l Arakere (Amanikere) 48 Un-inhabited 30 Theppasandra P 1,294 72 72 411 2Hl 1\)5 ~5 21 63

    3l Lalapura 245 41 41 222 102 120 33 40 15 G 32 Hosahalli Pw 99.~ 87 87 452 216 236 45 39 46 6 33 Lakohmidevipura PwE(i) 350 28 28 HiS . 9U 78 47 52 28 7 34 Chotnahali P 391 57 57 344 169 175 8 10 49 8 35 Urikehal1ly P 262 42 42 2\15 14\'\ 1-107 3!l :~6 37 3

    3f) Kenkere 186 4 4 20 8 U 2 37 Bilideralaya p 273 ,70 7U 460 228 232 4o!l 50 70 22 3S Boralinganapa]ya 350 112 112 591 2!l6 296 73 53 22 39 }IuthugadahalJi' 1,027 88 !i0 528 251 '277 43 37 4!l 2 40 Ra.mabanadahantha HI 1 1 !l 4 5 2 2 315, DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    Total WORRE"RS Nnn­ workers ,------__...A...-- ______---. wnrJ..er~ (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,~ ,.--A-~ ~ ,..A.--., ~ r-..A.~ r-..A.~ ~~ ,~ ~~ ,-~ I'll. :M F M F M F !II F M F M F M F ~[ F:'II F:'II F ~I F No,

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ~3 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 31i 3(\

    180 67 94 39 16 7 8 JO 35 5 7 20 4 105 238 393 130 ~31 41 86 68 9 15 18 4 8 11 17 13 2 273 553 2 221 116 165 98 1\ 3 4 17 5 1 15 10 190 278 3 75 3 (;4 ~ :2 6 1 50 127 4 47 15 40 2 14 4 3~ 80 5

    132 19 98 S 10 10 2 82 172 6 241 138 ~23 127 3 4 1 8 8 180 271 7 Un-inhabited 8

    2 2 9

    412 386 346 324 13 12 3 5 4-4 38 I} 7 291 28(\ 10

    184 203 Ii9 193 4 10 1 D6 64 II 286 206 197 168 44 ;19 3 3 4 5 7 22 6 215 280 12 52 42 44 38 f) 2 1 2 32 25 13 101 91 87 7\) 4, 7 D 1 I 1 .) 48 55 14 101 99 88 81 4, • 3 4 7 3 6 I I 2 .n 57 15

    132 142 126 137 3 3 1 2 77 81 16 68 86 67 8g 1 3D 41 17 113 125 ]01 13 4 7 5 7 65 89 18 46 43 46 43 33 52 19 57 98 96 \)7 60 87 20

    29 28 29 28 35 21 4 I 2 1 5 5 22 119 105 101 83 11 14 4 7 2 1 77 129 23 173 175 164 172 1 5 2 1 2 1 85 104 24 86 54 78 43 6 6 2 6 42 88 25

    41 29 40 26 1 1 13 22 26 147 44 135 25 5 13 4 6 1 101 181 27 234 194 212 185 6 (l 6 I 1 8 1 121 151 28 Un-inhabited 29 135 102 129 100 4 2 1 81 93 3(\

    59 57 49 39 10 18 43 63 31 148 152 144 J49 3 3 1 68 84 32 53 37 25 16 18 21 10 37 41 33 96 51 78 17 12 24 5 9 73 123 340 81 21 66 5 12 Hi 67 1~6 85

    4 4 3 8 36 156 120 114 98 31 17 2 4 4 5 72 112 37 179 130 116 90 30 25 1 13 8 1 17 4 116 166 38 150 161 141 144 4 17 5 101 116 39 3 4 40 316

    VILLAGE

    KUNIGAL

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area. Occu­ Population Castes SI. Tribes educated III pied House· ,..----..A.--..._-,. ,..--A--"", No. Village ,-A-, ,-..A.--...... Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F .:11 F M F M F 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 41 Gangadahalli Pw 566 12 1~ 37 30 .1 42 ;Kunigal B&gayet 9 337 U n-inhabi tt?d 43 Herur M E(a)(d) 512 :Wl 201 1.216 584 632 96 38 252 122 44 Herur (Kanchagara . 639 U n-inhabite(l Purada Amanikere). 45 Krishnasagra Agrahara 36 1J n inhabit{>(l

    46 ;Kothipllra Pw 156 45 45 328 171 157 5 5 47 Hanumapura 37 6 P 142 36 36 227 116 III 48 Begur 16 2 MPw SOl 197 197 1,191 632 559 87 34 49 Settigehalli 204 40 P 146 207 207 1.145 583 562 53 54 50 Begur (Amanikere) 168 17 824 Un-inhabited

    51 ;Koit f'gere M Pw E(i)(d) 643 220 1,329 687 642 3t 30 !l!l3 120 52 ;Kottegere (Amanikere) Tk 876 7 7 44 26 18 1 2 53 Bagenaha.]Jj .PPw 1.318 152 152 .. 845 425 420 42 44 54 Hosahalli 115 14 PPw 407 1:'4 124 709 360 349 27 35 68 13 55 Janagere PPw 829 90 90 487 251 236 14 12 69 13 56 Madikehalli- PPw 5R6 144 144 866 443 423 35 25 57 Menasinahalli 72 8 4~5 80 80 386 HI5 191 4 58 Itangaswami Betta Amrith. 31 2.213 5 5 23 14 9 9 mahal Kaava1 1 59 Da~anaJ)ura Kw 268 24 24 113 50 63 I):; 23 4 60 Nagalapura- Tk 367 10 10 44 22 4

    61 Rayagonahalli PKw 1,551 100 100 635 312 323 fi5 56 67 7 62 Vanigere PKw 1,152 79 70 382 187 195 50 Gl 34 1 63 ;Kamanahalli PPw 731. 68 68 366 176 190 29 42 33 4 64 Singonaha1l i PPw 1,168 108 108 643 3~7 316 68 69 99 21 65 Vanigere ;Kaval Pw 537 43 43 28~ 139 143 3 6 24

    66 Dodtlamala1avadi PPw 1,109 116 116 587 292 ~95 46 43 93 9 67 Bhaktarahalli. MPwPo 390 74 74 405 216 189 32 31 57 18 68 Vaddarahalli kuppe . Kw 605 48 48 262 136 126 6 5 29 3 69 Haiugona.haHi Pw 735 55 55 269 132 137 57 ti4 19 1 70 Chikkamalaradi PPw 873 98 98 611 329 282 4 -2 1I2 12 71 Chikkamalaradi 230 II II 52 27 25 3 5 (Chaturabhaga). 4 72 TharE'dakuppe PKw 1,723 225 225 1.173 582 591 5:1 53 73 Sulckuppe Kaval 145 18 PPw 851 113 113 696 357 339 41 22 74 Sulekuppe 73 9 Tk 601 61 61 354 178 176 26 29 7t; Naganahalli 57 15 545 56 56 376 188 188 11 12 20 76 Sett igere PPw 778 129 129 740 367 373 73 85 77 Seltigere (Chaturbbaga) So 10 166 7 7 64 37 27 6 6 10 78 Kempasagara PTk 3 1,037 92 92 579 294 Z8n 16 16 79 Neelathanahalli Kava1 50 4 135 1 1 12 6 80 Sobaganhalli PPw 1,002 Il7 IIi 681 357 3~4 49 49 63 12 317

    DIBECTORY TALUK-contd.

    Total vV ORKERS X on- , ______--"-- ______. ---______..... worker~ workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X .---"-~ ~ ,..-...A--,,..-~ ~.-A ..... ~,-A--.. ~- ~ ~ 81. M F 11 F M F M F 11 F M F 1\1 F M F M F M F M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2~ 29 30 31 32 33 3.1 35 36

    27 15 25 13 10 15 41 Un-inhabited 42 370 28~ 159 125 141 137 15 3 2 13 7 9 33 8 214 350 43 Un-inhabited 44

    Un-inhabited 45

    94 69 79 49 11 18 1 1 77 88 46 58 10 31 3 6 13 3 2 1 1 58 101 48 382 251 318 121 52 129 3 2 1 1 252 308 49 404 394 361 352 32 39 2 2 2 2 5 179 168 40 Un-inhabited 57

    38 141 235 76 92 51 4 18 6 5 8 2 1 26 6 298 501 51 16 :l 11 5 1 15 12 52 285 226 248 201 33 24 3 2 2 1 140 194 53 218 77 172 35 22 32 18 7 3 5 142 272 54 138 77 122 8 13 69 2 113 159 55

    283 82 238 47 18 25 8 6 3 4 12 4 160 341 56 127 113 101 87 20 26 2 1 1 2 68 78 57 10 5 10 5 4 4 58 34 32 34 32 16 31 59 13 12 13 12 9 10 60

    221 90 147 72 10 12 59 5 ·5 91 233 61 128 ~9 96 67 9 8 17 14 59 108 62 101 68 81 45 10 15 1 7 4 2 1 :l 75 122 63 218 199 203 196 3 8 7 109 117 64 88 52 85 43 8 3 51 91 65

    181 49 173 34 5 11 2 4 1 111 246 66 137 26 114 16 13 9 6 3 79 163 67 91 57 87 57 2 2 45 6 68 93 74 86 65 2 7 2 5 39 63 69 187 52 176 26 5 24 1 4 142 230 70

    17 7 16 1 6 ... 10 18 71

    395 359 333 328 39 10 12 7 2 5 \) 3 187 232 72 211 138 18 120 21 18 2 5 146 201 73 124 105 94 80 21 10 8 15 1 54 71 74 132 117 95 100 1 2 33 15 1 56 71 75

    250 149 232 131 6 17 2 3 7 117 224 76 23 9 23 9 14 18 77 ::\:8 154 183 142 1 6 18 1 5 5 86 131 78 4 3 4 3 2 3 79 216 95 194 89 14 6 6 2 141 229 80 318

    VILLAGE KUNIGAL

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Population Castes Tribes educated SI. in pied House­ ...-----A----, ~ r-A--, r--A--, No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P l\I F ~I F ~'1 F M F

    3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    81 Neelathanahalli Anl' . Tk 635 Un-inhabited 82 Neelathanahalli P 820 143 169 862 436 426 59 35 63 11 83 Mavina Katte Pw 563 106 106 591 292 299 49 34 36 7 84 Ka.rudlhalli PKw 88ll 113 116 586 285 301 9 11 28 3 85 ;Karudihalli (Uha.turhhaga) 147 32 3-) 154 74 80 9 :i 86 Honnenahalh PPw 268 84 89 5i5 300 275 31 80 11 87 ;Kodihall i PPw 705 107 109 621 319 302 65 66 52 4 88 Bommadigere PPw 428 57 57 274 135 139 5 6 31 89 Madikekannasandra Pw 428 42 42 25!l 130 I:.!\) 15 14 15 90 Gunnagere PPw 1,795 167 180 1,002 484 518 (in 46 13:) 10

    91 Madlhalli 250 Un-inhabited 92 Hutridurga P E(a) 1,361 141 141 H03 479 4:.!4 45 32 150 27 93 Yelachavadi gollahallipura PPw 975 74 714 470 241 229 20 19 90 21 94 Muganapura PEtal 286 82 82 470 234 236 27 18 43 7 95 Kempa~ahally MPoE 409 208 208 1,411 734 677 87 44 323 157 96 Lingadaveeranapalya Ill2 47 P 47 255 126 129 18 16 33 97 BheemanapuJ'& 150 18 18 102 50 52 2 11 98 Hodaghatta P 1,207 130 130 792 384 40S 42 40 63 9 99 Yelachavadi_ MPwPo 1,614 269 269 1,451 732 719 5! 52 203 45 100 Hosahalli PKw 556.8 141 141 802 403 399 44 39 121 21

    101 Yadehalli P 851 77 77 423 221 202 44 34 50 4 102 Giddadasamapura 316 20 2\) 167 74 93 28 4 103 Naganahalli PPw 1,183 100 118 624 307 317 141 144 79 8 104 Nunisekuppe p 652 60 60 387 180 187 2 24 10 MPw 3,737 373 105 Ippadi 373 1950 978 \)72 186 182 261 27 106 Thippanaikanahalli PKw 652 70 82 422 198 224 16 15 31 4 107 Kadaramanahalli 613 39 39 212 105 107 3 3 34 1 108 Seenappanahalli 880 84 P 84 504 245 259 24 12 74 12 Hosakere P 631 88 109 88 595 283 312 27 29 68 1 4113 llO Galltagonahalli 28 28 143 79 64 26 16 5 161 111 Gujjenahalli 34 34 202 117 85 1 20 ll2 Kunduru Tk 750 48 48 31~ 165 151 3 5 32 2 499 113 Bukkasagara Kw 52 52 285 127 158 20 22 48 17 MPo 927 243 114 Yelayur 243 1.269 646 623 49 45 242 96 115 Somedevarapalya Pw 223 53 53 378 198 180 3 2 64 3 PPw 305 Ll6 Bommenahalli 123 123 638 298 340 39 38 101 33 117 Gettikere hantha 23 Un-inhabited PPw 1,075 165 U8 Gottikere 170 802 407 395 38 30 75 30 653 119 Kallana),kanahalli PPw . 104 104 689 338 351 64 57 79 28 PKw 842 120· Alakere 112 112 624 315 309 89 90 74 20 l21 Hosahalli P Kw 483 98 98 552 255 297 24 25 70 7 230 122 Koghatta Kw 40 40 264 128 136 6 6 27 1 123 Devastanada (Dasanapura) 281 Un-inhabited 428 40 124 Thattasandra Pw 40 303 152 151 39 43 24 10 282 170 1::l5 Katrighatta - M Kw 170 1,024 521 503 38 34 119 7 319

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK-eontd.

    Total "'OSKERS Non­ workers ------"-- "-'\ workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,--A-----. ~ ,-.A--... ,-..A--..,. ,-.A-.-....-.,. ,--"--... ~ ,----~ ,--./0-_., ~ ,..-..A--., 81. M }!' M F 1\1 F MF M F MF MF MF MF M F M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26· 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    Un-inhabited 81 273 203 263 188 6 15 1 3 163 223 82 194 46 142 24 9 21 4 21 1 21 1 98 253 83 192 55 137 29 2 7 10 15 3 5 23 6 5 5 93 246 84 42 15 30 6 3 4 3 1 5 4 32 65 85

    171 98 142 84 2 18 8 4 2 6 2 129 177 86 203 128 181 107 9 11 2 9 8 2 116 174 87 86 77 65 25 13 51 3 1 4 1 49 62 88 80 58 60 5 15 ;;3 4 1 50 71 89 310 282 273 261 9 23 19 6 6 1 3 1 174 226 90

    Un-inhabited 91 251 135 193 114 24 8 4 11 11 7 11 2 228 288 92 140 131 129 123 3 5 1 2 3 4 101 98 93 149 107 132 102 7 7 3 4· 85 1:l9 94 396 205 28

    78 3 72 1 2 1 2 1 48 126 96 34 6 28 6 2 3 1 16 46 97 258 92 238 82 10 6 3 1 1 7 2 126 316 98 427 lSI 361 135 13 I 12 3 6 3 3 2 11 32 25 305 538 99 229 146 206 138 4 4 1 7 2 8 5 174 253 100

    143 99 139 97 2 1 78 103 101 44 52 44 51 30 41 102 202 149 187 134 2 2 11 12 105 168 103 119 65 112 61 5 2 4 61 122 104 620 203 488 30 60 100 54 70 3 1 14 2 358 769 105

    124 113 123 105 74 III 106 63 23 63 23 42 82 107 161 70 147 70 \) 5 84 189 108 173 139 160 136 3 2 9 1 110 173 109 46 33 45 33 1 33 31 110

    67 53 66 52 1 50 32 III 102 3 101 3 63 148 112 71 15 67 7 3 8 1 56 143 113 399 228 310 175 19 32 2 16 5 11 4 40 12 247 395 114 109 74 108 71 1 2 1 89 106 115

    18:~ 22 124 15 2 3 53 1 1 3 3 115 318 116 Un-inhabited 117 230 84 172 71 3 34 21 13 177 311 118 1!Jl 50 134 35 51 14 2 2 2 1 147 301 119 180 32 166 6 11 26 5 1 132 277 120

    142 10 125 5 10 5 7 113 287 121 70 2 70 2 58 134 122 Un-inhabited 123 89 77 82 76 2 1 5 113 74 124 331 81 276 46 20 14 1 21 20 3 3 7 1\)0 422 125 320

    VILLAGE KUNIGAL

    Liter&te Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Population Castes Tribes educated House· ,..--_..A..---_..., ,-.A.-') til. in pied ,-~ ~-.. holds P M F M F 1\'1 F M F No. Amenities Acres Houses

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

    36 218 116 102 7 7 34 4 126 Hosur P KwE(a) 286 36 1 127 Tharamaradapalya E(&) 100 3 3 14 8 216 1,203 614 589 113 112 185 30 128 Huluvagilu 1\1 1,019 216 184 1,085 541 544 31 21 113 13 129 lIutri* l' Kw Po E(a)(i) 1,230 184 101 9 130 Kdasingallahalli pTk 979 141 141 771 399 372 27 19

    167 73U 377 359 56 57 112 53 131 Nittur P 1,525 167 57 299 144 155 15 10 16 132 Rajagere P 590 57 124 752 375 377 42 43 65 14 133 Son,lalagere PTk 964 124 794 4,232 2,201 2,031 169 137 850 369 134 Huhyurdurga HD RhcTk Po 2,741 794 27 146 81 65 II 8 1 135 Devapatna Tk 1,612 27 227 129 98 18 16 30 4 136 Benachakallu P 823 43 43 553 296 257 35 30 49 5 137 Hangarahalli PTk 387 85 85 63 366 172 194 47 59 32 3 l3R Hlllikatte 951 63 173 904 452 452 46 48 1 1 116 10 139 Chowdan"kuppe PPw 548 173 4 4 22 11 11 2 140 Gangapura 602 94 537 269 268 7Q 91 64 13 141 Kempanahalli PE(a) 416 94 69 449 202 247 87 85 63 10 142 Handalgere l' E(a) 467 69 209 1,295 669 626 132 103 III 13 143 Thavarekcre 1\1 E(a) 1,916 209 144 942 473 469 37 37 65 6 144 Kenchanahalli l' E(a)(d) 1,245 144 4,640 433 477 2,647 1,323 1,324 191 199 4 346 74 145 Ujjani :MD Rhc Pw Po

    1,564 77 77 397 207 190 44 5 146 Ka.chahalli P 86 499 253 246 24 17 74 147 Yelakadakaliu P 1,187 86 119 119 685 334 351 74 55 ~6 2 148 Byadarahalli PPw 625 548 49 49 297 155 142 17 149 Devasandra PPw 561 45 45 252 139 113 16 18 23 4 150 Sivanahalh PKw

    1652 332 332 1,815 913 902 144 171 250 68 151 Nluasa1e 1\1 Pw Po 92 92 495 261 234 7 10 17 3 152 Chaamasanura PPw 4ll 38 284 141 143 5 8 40 3 153 lIunaganahalli Kw 622 38 1,339 669 670 49 78 93 8 154 lIonnamachanahalh PPw 2,988 232 232 1,596 84 84 487 231 256 5 6 43 10 155 Hithalapura PPw

    8 8 243 27 16 156 Ll\kkasettipura 377 3,136 267 267 1,443 742 701 63 72 97 8 157 Bandlhalh PTk 606 33 33 213 III 102 8 158 Kampalapura 74 74 411 215 196 16 13 33 5 159 Byranaikanahalli PPw 1,075 26 32 176 99 77 1 2 15 2 160 Bommenahalli Riv 192

    2,215 137 140 753 375 378 68 68 88 22 161 Kod<1uattl 454 73 73 387 205 1B2 40 4 162 Sugganahalli PKw 556 28 28 201 102 99 1 1 19 1 163 Kenkere P 805 58 58 302 141 161 3 4 34 5 164 Pura PKw 676 109 109 556 291 265 52 55 .. 46 9 165 Sringaras&gara Kw

    12 12 54 28 26 28 26 4 166 Sonnaikanahalli PTk 18 554 18 18 112 66 46 9 1 167 Kebbahalli Pw 1,621 258 258 1,352 675 677 58 64 182 47 168 Hale vooru PTk 1,505 129 129 673 334 339 61 66 78 13 169 Kichawadi PPw 688 51 51 276 134 142 6 7 29 1 170 Lakshmipura PPw 321

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK--contil.

    Total Workers workers ,----______- - ______------"---______------__,_ Non-workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIn IX X ,...-'-~ ,...-'-__ ~ ~ r~,-A~ ~ ~ ~ r~ ~ 81. M F M F M F M M' M F M F M F M F M F M F M F No

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 I

    69 1 66 2 1 -J 47 101 126 6 2 6 127 366 328 329 302 11 23 1 8 2 16 248 261 128 366 127 319 116 9 2 25 7 I 12 2 175 417 229 261 148 243 139 5 4 9 3 1 3 2 138 224 130

    213 70 177 49 11 4 4 3 231 4 3 11 10 164 289 131 80 7 76 3 3 4 1 64 148 132 217 51 168 38 22 11 16 1 11 158 326 133 1,215 226 901 157 59 21 11 23 6 34 4 41 7 6 _. 136 34 986 1,805 134 55 36 53 33 1 2 1 1 26 29 135

    85 61 80 54 3 1 .) 37 136 182 150 181 150 1 ll4 107 137 114 III 108 99 10 2 1 2 1 58 83 138 298 270 272 244 15 23 3 2 1 3 4 1 154 182 139 8 2 8 2 7 2 1 4 5 3 9 140

    171 138 156 130 2 3 4 7 5 1 98 130 141 150 125 86 47 23 28 36 44 I 5 3 52 122 142 415 211 336 160 33 9 36 40 3 1 6 2 254 415 143 318 281 313 268 4 12 1 1 155 188 144 854 516 598 228 43 53 104 166 14 2 24 12 2 1 68· 50 469 808 145

    125 66 103 11 3 18 16 36 2 I 82 124 146 161 56 122 5 31 14 8 8 92 190 lU 209 93 166 51 24 26 9 7 3 125 258 148 94 13 89 7 4 I 61 129 149 84 62 78 59 1 6 2 55 51 150

    585 247 443 57 1 2 100 172 1 3 10 4 28 11 32S 655 151 167 77 144 48 2l 29 1 1 94 157 152 90 33 87 30 3 2 51 llO 153 499 426 478 408 8 12 11 5 1 1 170 244 154 149 168 135 163 5 2 7 3 2 82 88 155

    23 15 23 15 -t 156 571 572 553 548 5 6 10 18 1 171 129 157 92 86 92 86 19 16 158 143 83 134 77 3 3 2 3 4 72 113 159 62 49 53 49 9 37 28 160

    272 260 243 252 19 6 2 2 1 2 2 3 103 lIS 161 144 119 139 119 3 I I 61 63 162 71 53 65 52 2 4 31 46 163 95 82 90 79 2 1 1 2 1 1 46 79 164 187 107 157 96 7 5 7 2 3 i 12 3 104 158 165

    22 16 22 16 6 10 166 40 31 38 30 1 1 1 26 15 167 381 40 313 26 11 6 2 40 2 1 1 14 5 294 637 168 212 233 202 231 7 2 1 122 106 169 84 74 81 74 2 I .. ,50 68 170

    TUMKUR 21 322

    VILLAGE

    KUNIGAL

    Literate Area Total amI in Oeeu-- P')l'ulatioll CaRtC'l Tl'Ibt'B ctlucaled 81. ~(1uare pied H,J'l""- .---"'-----" .--"'--, .--"'-, r---"'----.. No. Village Amenities miles Houses hol,ls L' ~I F ~I ]I ~I F ~I F 3 4 ;, Ii 7 II !) 10 11 U 13 11

    171 Hosahalli P 73~ (1-15 :~31 :H4 \n 92 ,j0 5 172 MadagoTIahalli PTk 1,129 725 33,) :~90 52 55 71l 11 173 BeeIagolJahalli 270 Gn-inhabitpd 174 Bolenahalli l~tl Ull-inhabit0\1 175 Doddama,-athuf PTk 1,~2S 64 :;71 ;;11 160 ;)7 17 50 7

    176 Chikkslllayathur l'Tk :!,!!~ 140 753 3()J 388 :n 126 !) 177 Madhapvanahalli ;\1 Tk 9U2 H7 6~5 ;)14 311 :\1) 35 64 ti 178 Herohalli P I,H3 99 60-1 299 ;)03 li:l lif; 112 :l0 179 Vaddarakcmpapura 309 1 1 180 Neelasandm 245 3V3 HIS Ill5 06 11

    181 Byadarahalli l\I Tk E(a) ] ,378 18l; IS6 l,lU8 u:Jli 3,,2 143 13li 167 42 182 Ankanahalli HE(a) 252 2 ~ 38 ;\7 4 183 Chikkonahalli 243 61 OJ :157 1,~2 175 :35 26 58 2U 184 Hasagihohll PPw 3,801 56 5, :liiO ISO 1,0 5ti 57 ]3 S 50 5 185 434 30 35 IS3 ~,s 97 33

    186 8ingonahalh Pw 3S1 4.)" 259 1:30 1;29 7 187 Guddcthippasandra. :394 2-1 llil 77 tol4 j 7 1 188 l\Iuthenahalli Tk a~lj 7 34 22 12 5 189 Amruthur 1,7:J1 i43 !,rJOl 2,011 1,990 315 312 Uli9 529 190 Settipura PPw 166 :)7 217 98 119 31 36 32 4

    191 Honnamachanahalh l\I Pw 1.710 119 128 ,55 3,3 382 -10 35 154 26 192 Halgere l\I Pw I,S04 233 :!-is 1,199 591 608 80 tn .. 138 42 193 Voddarahalli ~79 10 10 52 25 :n 9 1 194 Sanabhaghatta PPw 1,130 111 III 653 3~5 328 4-1 108 17 195 Kodlhalli Pw 108 55 55 326 168 158 19 48 7

    196 Badagere ] ,15~ 95 !)5 5UO :l53 217 14 16 13 197 Keelara l\I 1,01\8 176 l75 836 4:;-1 4')') .,)7 48 192 65 198 Kaggalahalli Riv 587 1.5 15 88 :19 40 6 1 199 Ungra Pw 895 90 90 513 ~ti5 24S 103 10 200 Pallarayanahalli Riv 416 :37 37 :201 102 U9 9 13 1

    201 Yedaranne l' Po E(a) 1,li()2 152 1G2 910 -151 450 47 52 147 29 202 Arjunahalli I' 320 62 5:l 373 185 188 27 28 4:> 13 203 Hanchipura l\lPw 427 66 56 :~38 185 173 17 18 15 204 Beeravara PPw 390 57 57 321 158 153 116 105 19 2 205 Valagerepura PPw 1,140 124 1~4 811 416 395 ;'1 27 99 12

    206 Doddakallahalli P 832 60 liO 420 211 209 31 3:l ;m 7 207 Kanthanahalli Pw 746 42 42 ~49 117 132 16 3 208 Kuppe PPw 755 119 110 738 362 376 17 25 138 3-1 209 San~1a PPw '!l37 148 148 820 428 392 40 31 103 9 210 Chandanahalli PPw 913 67 67 425 224 ~01 .1/ 37 41 8

    211 Chlkkajjanahalli Riv 'j'ilU 4 4 15 7 8 .5 5 212 Paduvagne PPw 1,472 1:17 137 809 383 426 24 ~O 104 11 213 Jinnavara* l\I Pw Po 1,038 221 2~1 1,213 620 593 .59 56 211 42 214 Hosakere PPw 726 lIS 118 772 387 38.5 18 19 168 38 215 Bettahalli PPw 1,581 1(i6 166 871 431 440 21 17 51 8 323

    DIRECTORY TALUK-cnntdo

    Total WORKERS Non­ ,..--- ______- _____..A- _____ workers --..... wOl'kelo (I-IX) I III IV VI VII VIII IX r-"--, ~ ,-~ ,-.A..--"'I ,-.A..-, ,-.A...... ,-..Jo...-.... r-"-...... M F M F .M F M F M F 1\[ F ~IF ]\fF 15 16 17 HI 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3·1 35 :1G

    2()7 136 189 1:1:1 10 2 3 1 1 3 124 178 171 203 155 177 III 17 11 2 1 2 1 5 1:,::! 235 172 Un-inhabited 173 Un-inhabited 174 123 27 104 17 10 2 6 5 1 2 88 133 175

    239 218 193 177 19 1:2 9 8 14 3 5 4 13 126 170 17G 200 49 174 40 23 6 2 1 114 :W~ 177 178 129 153 119 12 3 5 2 9 121 176 178 1 2 1 179 III 72 97 G5 4 1 2 7 5 87 123 ISO

    oJ 338 232 154 12 161 217 7 1 2 12 218 :~::l0 lSI 10 I 4 4 27 1 IS~ 104 70 44 5 48 65 3 1 2 6 78 105 183 114 91 85 67 16 9 2 5 4, 5 5 2 1)6 79 184 54 51 48 47 4 3 1 32 46 185

    84 ,')9 78 55 5 4 1 46 70 IS6 52 26 48 23 4 3 25 58 187 17 10 17 10 5 2 188

    1,100 326 570 1G8 128 81 9 47 3 59 14 81 13 2 00 190 60 914 1,664 IS9 60 48 4! 13 13 4 12 5 1 32 71 190

    212 13 194 10 2 1 6 2 7 161 369 I!H 372 330 312 302 19 9 o' 33 14 2 4 6 219 278 IV2 18 1 17 I I 7 26 Hl3 210 163 197 1.55 6 8 4 1 2 115 Hi.5 ID4 107 115 4 61 4:3 19.5 99 III 8 I

    168 158 124 98 30 58 7 4 3 1 2 2 S5 89 196 2,')3 171 197 156 34 9 8 2 2 10 3 181 2.51 197 27 30 24 30 2 1 U If) 198 177 135 160 115 11 16 2 1 4 3 S8 113 lDG G4 62 59 52 1 2 2 8 1 38 37 200

    0, 1 41 18 188 292 201 263 167 194 143 " 3 1 14 4 2 5 117 115 98 103 7 5 12 1 1 5 68 73 202 lHi 90 92 78 8 7 3 10 2 2 2 69 83 203 99 97 74 75 .8 5 7 5 4 6 12 69 56 20-1 244 197 190 184 46 12 2 2 1 4 172 198 205

    124 85 88 66 31 19 2 1 2 87 12-1 206 70 73 73 72 2 1 41 59 207 234 196 183 164 38 28 8 2 2 5 128 180 208 274 247 214 209 28 15 1 21 5 4 2 2 4 5 11 154 145 20J 121 III 90 87 13 7 2 1 8 2 1 14 7 103 90 21.

    6 8 6 8 1 211 247 258 223 244 16 14 5 2 136 168 212 388 318 352 267 16 41 3 5 3 4 3 9 2 0 232 275 213 264 264 248 249 15 14 1 1 123 121 214 261 271 254 263 1 1 2 1 1 I 3 170 169 215

    21* 324.

    VILLAGE KUNIGAL

    Literate Area Total Scheduled Scheduled and in Occu­ Population Castes T"ibes educated 81. Square pied House­ ,--..A.._-,. ,--A--, ~ ,-A--, No. Village Amenities miles Houses holds P 11 F M F M F M F 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14

    ) 6 Kaeh(JTIahalli Pw 249 26 26 198 105 93 25 5 217 Belligere Pw 384 43 43 224 li5 109, 14 11 42 3 218 Kajjalapura Riv 321 5 5 17 9 8 2 219 TorehaUi Riv 979 27 27 153 73 80 28 29 12 1 220 Kadasettihalli PRiv 463 65 65 330 159 171 8 12 48 9

    221 Ranumapura 384 31 ::11 2U9 105 104 21 19 24 222 Sunnadapura 380 en-inhabited 223 Kurubarasettihalli l'w 556 28 28 152 80 72 28 20 2 224 Marconahalli* MPoSE 548 112 ll2 574 300 274 38 35 104 47 225 ROBUT Pw 419 18 18 97 47 50 3

    226 Kithaghatta Pw 413 18 18 72 30 42 2 227 Kaehenahalli 172 U n-inha bitcd 228 Kodavathi* Pw 613 42 42 220 130 90 7 14 18 229 Taggikuppe 421 Un-inhabited 230 Thubinakere rpw 1,235 81 81 432 220 212 \} 5 22 5

    231 Chinnahalli PPw 496 51 51 294 156 138 24 13 22 2 232 Yachanahalli Pw 292 12 12 li8 59 59 42 45 12 233 Shanubhoganahalli 379 24 24 142 75 67 4 4 20 234 Bisanalle PTk 1238 50 50 272 143 129 6 6 :3 5 235 Kiranagur l'w 475 56 56 298 152 146 29 1

    236 Devarayanapalya 86 15 15 98 48 50 10 237 Madihalli 446 43 43 304 155 149 25 :~o 24 4 238 Holagunda l\IPw' 817 57 .57 352 167 185 24 27 69 27 239 Narayanapura 263 13 13 74 31 43 4 240 Sankenapura PPw 592 54 54 331 151 180 41 42 18 2

    241 Hosapura PPw 1,020 48 48 269 133 136 7 4 28 2 242 HosahaIli 357 82 82 465 241 ::24 2 4 46 9 243 Kodigehalli PPwE(i) 1,068 110 110 585 295 290 29 31 51 7 24.. Sondekoppa PPw 1,449 91 91 548 282 266 13 17 19 6 245 MallapUfa Pw 755 41 41 224 106 ll8 26 33 6

    24.6 Puttanapalya 761 29 29 155 80 75 22 9 247 Ragh&Tana Ho.uru 667 25 25 178 88 90 33 32 8 :148 Korati PPw 593 50 50 273 123 150 14 240 26 7 24.11 HanadaIagere 793 141 141 803 398 405 58 65 95 29 260 Yediyur* MPwPOE(d) 579 ll8 li8 600 288 312 16 21 161 65

    251 RagihaUi PPw 568 17 17 90 44 46 22 26 12 2 252 Hampapura {Y) Pw 610 13 13 73 36 37 7 253 Hosahalli Pw 343 20 20 122 56 66 13 a 16 3 254. Beeragonahalli Pw 617 48 48 319 151 168 19 27 69 16 255 Chekenahalli Pw 1,089 49 49 349 171 178 40 44 51 15

    256 J aladigere P Pw 1,229 99 99 457 209 24.8 36 35 55 11 257 Mallanaikanahalli Pw 640 58 58 277 128 149 38 45 25 4 258 Koppa P Pw 746 69 69 380 182 198 22 19 20 259 Somapurada KavaI 458 Un-inhabited 2110 Tippur P Kw 799 160 160 909 448 461 13 20 127 38 325

    DIRECTORY TALUK-C01M.

    Total WORKERS Non­ workers ,------_____._ - ____..A..- workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII X ,-~ ,-A---,. ,.--A-...... ,.--A--,. ~ ,-~ ~~ ~ ~ 81. M F ~1 F M F MF ~l F MF M F M F M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 I

    56 42 54 41 2 49 51 216 72 62 67 59 3 3 2 43 47 217 5 2 5 2 4 6 218 42 7 35 5 5 2 2 31 73 219 95 27 80 25 8 2 3 64 144 220

    52 28 49 20 3 8 53 76 221 Un-inhabited 222 51 18 51 18 29 54 223 173 59 92 53 3 2 62 3 3 14 127 215 224 37 19 37 19 10 31 225 23 14 22 14 7 28 226

    Un-inhabited 227 66 16 62 15 2 1 64 74 228 Un-inhabited 229 119 77 110 55 5 21 4 1 101 135 230

    80 74 73 46 6 28 76 64 231 26 28 22 21 3 7 33 31 232 42 43 33 37 6 5 2 1 1 33 24 233 96 94 84 83 8 11 4 47 35 234 93 103 90 102 2 59 43 235

    28 15 22 9 4 6 2 20 35 236 99 70 75 36 2 19 33 3 56 79 237 86 65 65 36 13 25 2 3 3 3 1 81 120 238 24 22 20 9 4 10 3 7 21 239 97 87 75 45 17 3R 3 54 93 240

    78 61 73 56 3 2 3 2 55 75 241 132 115 128 114 2 2 109 109 242 165 164 143 155 2 4 2 10 2 3 5 1 130 126 243 156 162 150 160 2 1 4 126 104 244 56 56 52 49 4 7 50 62 245

    61 36 54 35 1 3 2 19 39 246 63 50 49 42 10 8 2 25 40 247 78 88 76 88 45 62 248 255 164 175 32 117 38 42 5 4 5 143 241 249 165 135 134 128 3 6 2 4 2 3 2 15 123 177 250

    26 28 26 28 18 18 251 25 19 24 18 1 1 11 18 252 28 36 26 36 1 28 30 253 85 72 63 68 4 1 1 2 3 15 66 96 254 108 86 92 84. 3 2 8 5 63 92 255

    141 128 129 127 3 1 9 68 120 256 78 71 72 57 3 14 1 2 50 78 257 99 98 93 98 2 3 8:3 100 258 Un-inhabited 259 288 133 215 121 5 8 59 3 1 7 160 328 260 326

    VILLAGE KUNIGAL Literate Area Total Scheduler! Scheduled and in Occu- Population Cash'S Tribes educated Sl. Square pied HOllse­ ,---_..A.---_---,. ,~ ,A__,. ,.A.--" No. Villag~ Amenities miles Hoses holds P M F M F M F 111 F 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    261 Thattekere Tk 681 15 15 96 45 51 8 262 Gottikere PRiv 646 33 33 222 116 106 8 6 37 6 26~ Shcshapura :\48 U n-inhabited 264 Doddamadhnr('* MTkPo 1,332 166 167 997 469 528 33 38 136 20 265 Chikkamadhnre PRiv 1,146 86 86 490 223 267 21 23 58 4 266 ShinghatihallY Riv 927 39 39 207 105 102 9 11 26 267 KodipaJya Riv 371 33 ::n 192 87 W3 17 268 Ruralihorasandra Riv 213 91 91 469 217 2.52 32 45 23 269 Madhnre KlLval Piv 2.161 49 55 250 109 141 3H 45 7 2 270 Kanchagalapura Piv 653 44 44 234 1]3 121 20 18 25 271 YeJlapua Pw 405 15 15 81 44 37 8 12 8 272 Hulipura Kw 659 29 29 181 79 102 7 9 26 273 Rulivllna PPw 878 93 93 453 215 238 23 25 94 5 274 Hampapllr.. 265 Un-inhabited 275 Chatw,halli PPw 517 52 52 :no 172 207 14 11 22 276 Vaitarall<,re Kw 640 43 43 199 112 87 40 40 4 277 .Taddigerp PTk 1,171 143 143 672 310 362 15 27 107 8 278 Settibeedu P 1,683 156 lSI 819 407 412 10 19 81 7 279 Hediggere PTk 803 67 S2 357 167 190 11 15 19 280 Kotekere Tk 402 37 46 248 117 131 12 18 13

    21>1 D~yarakannasandra PPw 354 34 34 164 84 80 9 5 16 1 282 :Mavinahalli 161 6 6 32 16 16 7 2 2~;{ Huraligel'e 368 29 29 150 69 81 Hi 2R4 Thuruganur PPw 589 71 71 363 174 191 7 6 73 3 285 Alalapura 151 Un-inhabited 286 Byadarahalh 213 34 34 175 82 93 5 2 43 11 287 Nagasandra" MMcw Pw Po 613 305 305 1,619 759 860 105 88 329 138 28S KantanahaJli Tk 570 21 21 87 42 45 5 10 19 22 15 (Marinahalli Amanikere). 289 Kantanahalli PPw 570 58 59 294 141 153 47 37 33 4 290 Hanonahalli PPw 633 67 67 393 204 189 18 20 20 291 Kannaguni PKw 768 58 58 299 148 151 11 10 40 1 292 Thuruvekere Tk 1,440 179 179 893 387 50 29 25 44 7 293 Nademavins.pura*. PPwPo 1,299 213 213 1,133 544 589 110 121 133 54 294 Siddapura Riv 508 66 68 319 152 167 38 43 15 1 295 A varagere PKw 671 77 77 408 201 207 10 4 54 6 296 Kaggera M Tk 670 125 125 700 364 336 3;~ 2-1 112 297 Nademavinapurada hantha 1,415 Un-inhabited • 298 Mantya P Kw 1,098 80 82 365 167 198 10 1 54 6 299 Mangala P Pw 1,223 113 U3 622 294 328 47 42 78 4 300 Chikkanahalli Pw 393 24 25 ll6 50 66 10 301 SiDgonahalli PPw 282 42 42 232 120 ll2 19 15 6 302 ~iDgonahalli (Jodi) . Pw 448 40 40 203 85 ll8 11 8 8 3 303 Vadderakatte Kaval PwE(a) 181 2 2 5 :3 2 2 .304 ByJadakere P 1,005 91 92 4:W 207 213 39 38 42 305 Manavalli Kw 383 48 48 240 112 128 20 20 23 5 306 Dasanapura PRiv 188 15 15 77 37 40 1 2 15 4 307 Chotnahaui Hanth~ Tk 556 Un-inhabited 308 Nademavinapurada 421 Un-inhabiteu Annithmabal Kaval 309 Kattigehalli PPw 782 139 139 679 323 356 54 41 63 4 310 Basavanamattikere MRiv 419 114 U5 609 316 293 69 61 107 27 311 Huralibyrasandr& PPw 1,556 8 8 45 23 22 1 312 Gowdagere PPw 7940 185 186 1,009 493 516 74 82 108 7 327

    DIRECTORY T.\I,UK-conclrl.

    Total Non-

    ,------_-______..A.. ______~ __~ ___, workers worker~ (I-IX) I n III TY Y VI VIT VIII IX X .--A--.,. ,..A..-,. ,...A.._, ,.--A---... ,~ ,.-A---,. ,...A..-, ,.A.--., ,-.A.._, ,.A.-, r---"--~ Sl • M F ~I F ;\1 F ~{ F ~[ 1<' I ~I F ~I F ".'II F 111 F ;'I[ F M F No.

    15 16 17 Ig IH ~o 21 2:? 2:{ 24 25 ~6 27 2S :?!l 30 :ll 32 3:l 34 35 36

    32 32 30 32 13 19 261 'if' 70 7:1 oS 12 40 36 262 I'n-inhahited 289 191 253 IS7 17 1 12 180 337 264 12~ 165 125 15C 95 102 265 78 68 78 68 27 34 266 64 54 57 50 4 1 23 51 267 142 74 134 G7 'Ii 178 268 ~')t., 61; 73 (jti :)(\ 75 269 U(i 72 66 72 47 49 270

    29 ~2 2!l 22 15 15 271 54 4:1 48 :38 .,~ 2 25 59 272 IH 10 1:1(1 4'> 71 163 273 L'1l-inhabited 274 8(1 10 103 73 102 275 6f) 50 ')s II 50 43 37 276 206 13:1 1 fit 117 S 6 3 104 229 277 300 29:1 29,~ 2R7 3 4 107 119 278 lw, 9i\ lU4 \14 1 59 95 279 7(\ (\9 ()7 ()\) 9 41 62 280 49 li8 45 51 ..( 7 35 22 181 [) 13 !) 13 7 3 282 4·1 31 :~; 8 23 25 50 283 III 79 9~j 6 71) 3 63 112 234 Un-inhahited 285

    4(\ 52 J t 31 1 36 41 286 457 182 !l3S 99 63 7 2 19 38 5 302 678 287 ]8 4 7 2 2 1 5 4 24 41 288 s:~ 28 70 5 N 19 I :~ I 58 125 289 119 27 III 1 4 7 3 2 3 85 154 290 !Il 71 (;5 4 3 3 57 80 291 208 28G Hill 208 11 179 220 292 154 2t'\l:\ 1W'i It, I ,'., 14 '2 :2 20 2 194 435 283 45 71 :16 4 !) .J 4 66 122 294 ., 12:l 127 121 ,) 68 84 295 2li 29 184 21 Hi 3 2 9 I) 147 307 296 Un-inhubitpd 297 106 128 95 121 6 5 1 4 1 1 61 70 298 19G 204 159 ] (\6 7 11 5 4 n 15 98 124 299 3() :38 35 :~8 14 28 300 75 fl;') 74 62 45 50 301 55 (\3 50 55 4 3 1 30 55 302 3 1 :l 1 1 303 125 133 121 126 2 4 82 80 304 66 73 65 72 1 46 55 305

    Hl 27 17 2 2 18 13 306 Un-inhabited 307 r n-inha hited 308 202 197 188 Hi! II 2 12) 1,)9 309 1i<7 152 143 1I:) :?I 17 12? 141 310 17 ] 8 17 18 G 4 311 305 286 275 272 19 8 n 6 1 S8 230 312 328

    TOWN KUNIGAL

    Total Scheduled Scheduled Literate Popull\tion Castes Tribes and educated ,---__..A-- __ -, -il. Name of Town/ Area in Occupied House ~ • ...... A._, r-..A---, ~o. Block Sq, 'Miles Houses holds P M F M F M F !vI F

    :!, 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    KU~IGAL ("M) 2.5 1,943 1,944- 10,566 5,381 5,185 497 409 1 3,113 1,842

    Block No. 1 117 117 652 346 307 12 210 140

    ::l 110 110 657 331 ,326 16 10 221 134

    ~ 95 95 492 242 250 12 125 55

    4 115 115 687 335 352 174 )37

    ;) 115 115 614 305 309 35 30 179 100

    G 124 124 713 343 370 61 55 107 81

    "i 135 135 762 380 382 .210 129 " 96 96 581 292 289 11 215 179 ~ 130 131 737 370 367 6 246 160

    10 III 111 598 307 291 1 231 175

    11 105 105 508 272 236 159 153 157 65

    12 110 110 561 292 269 100 104 126 77

    13 117 117 568 S18 250 14 10 213 97

    14 112 112 586 307 279 14 18 155 64

    15 112 112 581 303 284 14 8 208 lI8

    III 114 114 6S0 314 316 35 12 197 107

    17 125 125 633 324 309 8 9 139 74

    Kunigal Taluk Total 380.5 2'1,311 2'1,649 1,55,073 77,569 77,504 9,473 9,046 45 35 22,049 6,086

    Rural 8'18.0 25,368 25,705 1,44,507 72,188 72,319 8,976 8,637 44 35 18,936 4,244

    Urban 2.5 1,943 1,944 10,566 5,881 5,185 497 409 1 3,113 1,842 329

    DIRECTORY' TALUK

    Tota.l WORK.ERS Non­ Workers • ------,------J------=----.. Workprs (II-X) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X 81. r-"---.. ,-A---" ~ r-A-...... ~ ~ ,.-A---.. ,--A--.. ,---"---. ~ ,.-A--,. No. l\I F :M F M F l\I F :M F::II F ~1 F M F M F :\1 F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34- 35 36 1

    2,788 638 490 94 322 136 76 21 138 129 818 28 140 12 874 54 120 4 805 155 2,598 4,552 M

    166 13 10 8 6 1 28 1 12 50 2 8 .' 44 9 180 293 1

    153 23 ~O 7 3 2 13 6 20 .. 48 3 6 41 7 178 303 2

    134 48 61 20 8 13 1 2 2 6 4 .. 24 10 1 4 3 20 3 108 202 3

    189 55 63 11 5 8 2 12 2 15 .. 31 3 23 13 8 ., 29 III 146 297 4

    163 32 12 5 18 13 25 4 7 32 1 13 15 9 35 5 142 277 5

    191 50 10 97 23 13 8 20 11 ._ 1 ._ 12 15 .' 24 7 In2 320 6

    176 101 39 9 18 29 8 13 23 17 16 2 2 .. 21 15 7 42 16 204 281 7

    153 6 38 10 1 1 3 9 1 .. 20 2 9 64 1 139 283 8

    207 57 49 24 14 3 3 4- 10 19 .. 4 .. 52 7 7 ., 55 13 163 310 9

    133 15 19 1 1 10 1 4 .. 23 9 ._ 65 11 174 276 10

    135 40 8 23 .. 3 .. 11 3 3 .. 87 35 137 196 11

    161 26 32 5 62 17 2 2 4 8 2 ., 40 2 131 243 12

    177 15 18 2 20 4 25 6 .• 8 11 1 85 7 141 235 13

    175 51 61 7 13 5 26 6 22 14 11 8 10 2 5 ., 28 8 132 228 14

    146 21 25 11 9 3 3 11 .. 6 .. 18 3 7 .. 65 5 157 263 15

    151 30 12 4- 43 12 4 36 5 7 .. 22 1 5 ., 25 4 163 286 16

    173 50 13 4 3 2 32 40 33 3 7 .. 22 5 .. 56 3 151 259 17

    47446 29670 37714 28688 3,188 3,496 844 163 1,972 1,861 608 65 802 43 791 287 172 4 2,354 674 30124 47834 T

    4466229037 37224 23494 2,866 3,359 268 142 1,834 1,222 290 37 162 31 417 233 52 .. 1,549 519 27526 43282 R

    2,783 633 490 94 322 136 76 21 138 129 318 28 140 12 874 54 120 4 805 155 2,598 4,552 U 330

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    l\1ADHUGIRT TALUK

    f.)qllftfe in Square 111 the Taluk the Talnk 1961 Population map in 1961 Popuhtioll map in Census r--.A..--, which the ('ens II" r---.A..~ whJ('h the ~1. location Hl51 19G1 VillagA :->1. inr'ation 19.;1 19(;1 Village Ko. Name of Villngp Codp CC'IlRllK Ct'll"US a pre" r, Nil. N'amp of Village' (',)(IE' Cpn'llld CCtlKllR ,'ppcar;·

    3 4 5 2 ii 6

    Acla"ihalli H1S C- " 51 13yar1arapal,·" 4;; E-5 2 Arlavikatena'halli 2i7 E-3 52 13yalya 8J 1,G81 1,751 F-6 'l Atlavinagellnhalli 136 594 fifin D-7 .5:{ BYl'apura I'll) 1 ~l E-8 4 Agrahara 8:1 1197 78J F- (\ 5 ~ Chanul'aglri 26i) l,4(H 1,9ill E-2 5 Amaravathi 44 :,21 31S E-fi fj,-, Channamnllitnahalli 18(\ 3G9 403 C .. 5 6 Ammenahalli 1 fl:1 13- 4 fj!) Challll'cnahall i 21:1 5119 61l!) U .. 4 7 Aphenahalli 62 348 E-4 .,), ChePlanahalh 181 373 377 D-5 8 Angadmlallanahalll 30n F-il 58 Chennavam US D-S 9 Annenahalli 145 17.3 D-s 50 Chikkadala"atta Ii;" 1,0!2 1.188 C-8 10 Appanahalli 2S0 204 E-2 nll Chikk,thoRahnlli 85 212 195 J!-G 11 AppenahalJi 2:16 13(1 D-4 61 Chikkamalul' 112 1,02R 1,248 E-7 12 Appellahall! 1 fl" ISS 13-.1 112 Chikkanahall! 56 ao 18 E-4 13 Aralimnradahnlli 7(1 171) E-Il ,,:J Chikkanayakanapalya 1 \l\l C-5 14 Avargaliu 226 tHO D-i 64 Chikkathimmanahalli 87 E-6 Iii .\xinallla(l,wll 2S-1- :HS "F-2 (iii Chiklmthimmanahal1i 314 115 128 F-3 16 Ayyanahalli 20.j. B-1 6f) ChikkaYPf'regonrlal1flhalli 60 E-4 17 Raehpnahalli 122 201 628 E-8 67 Chikkayalklll' 171l 118 D-6 18 Radahonahalli 23:1 44 GO D-3 (is Chikkc'g()wdanaroppa 5 B-3 HI Badakanahalli 69 593 506 D-6 (l\) Chinakavajra 1:1 I,GSG 1,816 F-4 20 Radavanahalli 2.';2 1,0-1-2 1,31l0 E-'> 7t1 Chillchenahalli 2ii~ 101 121 D-2 21 RadavanahalliA.l\f.Kaval 317 45 7~ F-2 71 'Cholenahalli lK 9 F-5 22 Banavenahalli 51 102 lOS E-4 7~ Chowlahalli 1(\8 364- :190 C-6 23 Band arehalli 53 447 4is E-5 7:1 (,hllnehellnhalli uS 187 186 D--'G 24 Rangal'ahalli 291 102 13:1 F-3 7+ Dabbeghatta :H3 656 727 E-3 25 Basavanahalli 26 351 422 E-4 ,., Dadigondanaha\li 17i -n6 !'iO:] D-(I 26 Basa\-anahaili 225 ::62 421 D-t 76 Dasarahalli 117 E-7 27 Rasavanahalli 254 379 4115 D-l 77 DaRarahalli -11 E-5 28 BRttigel'e 101 422 50! F-6 78 DasPIlahalli 2:n 3IJ 350 D-4 29 Bedathm ID5 9.~,'j 1,170 13-.3 79 Doddadalavat.tn 1fj:1 5!1l 581 C-7 30 Beeranahalh 67 4f1 59 E-6 sO Dod

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    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MADHUGTRI TALUK-contd.

    Square in Rqua!'e in the Taluk the Talllk Population map in 1961 Population map in 1061 Census ,-.A---. which the Census ,---..A..- -~ \\hl~h the 1951 1961 Villi\ge SI. location 19[}1 1961 VIlllIge I'll. looation No. Name of Village Coae CenSH. Census 'appears No. ~amc ()f Vdla[.\~ Code

    4 5 (i 2 3 4 5 3

    14l E-4 E- 3 1r,3 Karamaracli 25 102 Gollahalli (8) 281 411 1"-3 15:! Karekenchanahalh 299 103 Gondi 214 C- 5 1)-2 104 Gondihalli 89 849 923 E- 5 155 Karenahalli 25~ 73 83 D-4 105 Gollahalli 208 748 860 B- ;{ 1.56 Karcllahalh 230 516 64:1 D-l 106 Gopalahalli 47 D-6 157 Karpenahalli 2.33 710 830 C-4 107 Gopagondanahalli ,,4 221 2G2 D- ;; 15S K&sapura 210 fitl.t 784 ,C- 8 108 Govindanahalli 71 118 122 E- 6 159 Kasmayakanahalli HZ .361 646 D- 4 !)03 G- 2 160 Katagondanahalli 237 109 GllbaiaghaU" :310 446 G- 3 110 Gulahalli 1(j6 Jl8 525 C-G 1 til KMhijoglpalya 312 ·H)7 4.27 C_.t III Gundagallu 125 1,789 2.103 D-8 162 Kathirajallahalli 220 941 1.079 F-:1 I12 Gundiahalli 3 ]8! 235 E-4 163 Kavanadala 304 1;'3 D-3 113 GurammanakaHe 64 51) F-I 164 Kpmpachallnanahalli 242 124 :109 4:12 E-6 114 Gurnv8rlerahall i 2:l :U:1 ~21 E-:i 165 KpmpapUJ'J. III 1.036 D-2 115 GnUe 128 793 95i; D-1 166 Kithagali ~.'i6 793 1.206 1,236 F-6 lI6 Hdeitakaloti 160 248 ~4S C-7 167 Kodagadala 103 :1JUJ) D-7 117 Halethimmallahalli (I.t 168 2\14 E-n 1 G8 Kodigenahalli 127 3.105 11.') 17n D-3 118 Handraln 81 448 fil8 F-6 169 Kodagirampura 243 1.63:' E-fi 119 HanUlllanahalli 30G 291 264 F-2 170 Kndlapura G6 1.1)00 169 202 F-7 120 Hanumanthapura 200 1,:1l1 1,437 C-5 171 Koluml'nahalli 100 914 F- 7 121 Hanumanthapurll. 170 233 F-fi 172 Konda"acli 98 839 450 E- 1 122 Haralapura 7:1 18(1 250 E-6 1 n Koollnahalli 202 B54 2.2Jfl D.-3 123 Hariharapura 274 HiS 170 E-3 17·t Kotagal'alahalli 248 2.089 :1."}-t C-5 124 HarihararoJlpa 19 78 60 F-4 175 Kl'ishnapura 216 313 110 D-3 125 Hosahalli 257 8.11 1,029 D-2 176 KI'ishnapltl'a (1\:) 235 109 n;) 76 F-2 126 Hosahalli 12 91 114 F-3 1 i7 Krishnasagarl1 288 1 :\0 154 <1-2 127 Hosahalli 2UJ 170 207 0-4 li8 Kunigal ThimmanahaIli :nfi 2\)3 F-4 128 Hosahalli 132 :113 342 D-7 179 Kuppacharyaroppa 11 1 tif, 129 HOBaitakaioti 161 357 287 C-7 180 Kurihalli 283 \12 98 E-2 E- 3 130 Hosakere 227 1,669 1.785 D-4 181 Kurubarahalli ;!69 ,,23 4M 131 Hunasavadi 9!l 550 599 F-7 182 Kurumkotethimmu· G-2 132 Huvinahalli 179 270 296 D-6 napalya. 3J3 309 B-5 133 lmmadigondanahalli 72 217 :314 E-6 18:1 Kyathagondanahalli l~S 366 D-4 134 Itakadibbanahalli 164 2,:l78 :?716 ('-6 184 Lakshmidevipnra 228 ]78 162 38 E-5 135 Jadegondanahalli 55 437 512 E-4 I S5 Lakshnllpura 37 29 B-4 136 Jakkenahaili 263 4!7 540 E-2 186 Lakshmipura 203 ~51 -128 E-2 137 Jalihalli 129 27 83 D-7 IS7 Lakshmipura 276 114 133 J38 Janakaloti 1f'l3 405 461 C_7 188 Lingasandra 300 48 86 F-2 199 E-4 139 JeevagondanahalJi 24-1 215 ~22 D--3 189 Lingenahalli :24 129 609 F-2 140 JogihalJi 61 E--1 190 ~ladenahalli 302 533 22 B-5 141 Jogihalli 1]3 2~2 244- E-7 191 Malagondanahalli 169 9 829 A-4 142 Kadagathur 149 2,IJ9 2,564 D-8 192 Mallanayakanahalli 202 707 143 Kalenahalli 13:3 663 667 D-7 193 Mallanayakanahalli A-4 144 Kalidevarapura 119 969 \)33 E-8 Kava I. 201 E-5 145 Kallenahalli 218 C-4 104 Mallenahalli ::!61 255 146 Kambadahalli G 172 200 E-4 195 Mandathimmanahalli 241 D-3 147 Kambathanahalli 28 230 285 E-.5 196 Marabaahalli 15 315 350 F-5 148 Kammanakote 10 :l70 366 F-4 197 Marithimmanahalli 58 330 388 E-4 149 Kamsanahalli II4 762 773 E-7 198 Maruvekere 40 692 867 E-5 150 KanapanaiakanahalJi 287 258 3.15 E-2 199 Masarapadi IB8 542 G80 D-7 151 Kanivenahalli 50 D-5 200 Mayagondanahalli 245 293 30.5 D- 3 152 Kanthanahalli 162 127 181 0-7 201 ::\lekethimmanahalli 104 F- 6 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    MADHUGIRI TALUK-contd.

    Square in Square in the Talnk the Taluk 1961 Population map in 1961 Popl.Jation map in Census ,--"-----,. which the Census r--- -"---, which the I'll. location 1951 1961 VIllage Rl. location 1951 1961 Village 1'10. Name of Village Code ('('nsus Census app"al'S Xo. Nanl(' of VJllage Code CenRus CenRUS appearE

    2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6

    202 Midatharahalli 57 169 204 E- 4 253 Rankapura 75 :307 379 E- 6 203 Modaliyarrahalli 270 12 16 E-:~ 254 Sal'jammanahalli 249 127 135 E- 3 204 Muddappanapalya 30.') 212 24f; F-2 255 flathigenahalli 20f) 160 192 B-4 205 Muddaiyanapalya :13 257 29~ B-1 2.:;6 Seebayyanapalya 311 212 216 F-2 206 Muddenahalh 46 48~ 544 D-5 21i7 Seegalahalli 4\l D-5 207 Muddenahalli 143 -tOO 495 C-8 2i,8 Settlhalli lu 376 406 F-5 208 Midigesi 209 1.442 1,776 B-4 259 Shambonahalh 34 317 322 E-5 209 MUddpnel'alakerp 184 fl28 782 D-5 260 ShiYitnagerp 260 7:38 8S8 D-2 210 ~futyalammanahalli 117 2~4 300 D-8 261 Shivapura 96 E-6 211 Mydanahalli 1~1 921 1,11] ~ D-7 262 Siddaragallu 290 842 930 F-2 212 Nagalapura 197 272 '2n~ p,- Ii 263 Siddanahalli 93 200 E-6 213 ~agenahalli 2llfl 291 408 E-2 264 Siddapura 2 2,437 1,561 E-4 214 ~agenahalli InO 2;~ 273 D-R 265 1!l7 987 1,110 D-7 215 Nallahalli lSO D-;"; 266 Singaragondanahalli 110 206 175 F-6 216 Nallekamanahalli 194 :;;,9 680 B-4 2fi7 SlllgravathRnahfllli 255 395 467 D-2

    ~., 217 Nanjapura 109 j" 81 ]:'-6 2G),\ Sobenahalli 182 75 101 D-5 218 Narappanahalli 192 161 168 B-4 21JO Sodenahalli 261 584 530 D-2 219 Narasapura 90 27 40 E-6 :no Rogenahalli 30 472 485 E-5 220 Navilodaku 102 314 370 F-7 271 Somalara 4 32 49 F-4 221 Xeelihalli 217 272 304 C-4 272 Sompura 38 2;")3 305 E- 5 222 Neerkallu 21:, 1,015 1,Oil9 C-fi 27:) SnlYanagudi 190 1M 208 B-5 223 Neralekere 232 1,459 1,485 D-3 274 Sl'avandanahalli 118 1,187 1,385 E-8 224 Nitrahalli lOS 1,603 1,681 F- 6 275 Srcpni,'asapura K 171 200 212 C-5 225 Obalapurll 1M, 209 204 C-7 276 Ruddekunte 1:19 903 990 C-7 226 Obalapura 92 E-6 277 i'iunnavadi 106 184 246 F-fl 227 Obalahalli 298 125 liiR F-2 278 Suranagenahalli 133 Hi5 180 E_-: 228 Panne 23 I'i E-5 279 Ryanaganahalli 157 HiS 216 C-8 229 Palyadahalli 31 4 E-5 280 Thalakere 65 278 314 D-6 2:30 Parthihalli 1.51 718 80i D-8 281 Thadl 167 706 779 B-6 2:31 Pemmenahalli 289 F-3 282 Thaggihalli SO 470 504 E- 6 232 Polenahalli 140 72\l 865 C- 7 28:l Tha\>akadahalli ~9 384 420 E-5 2:13 Pujarahalli 301 462 623 F- 2 284 Thayagondanahalli 9 393 444 F-3 234 Pujarihalli 21 E-5 285 Theriyur 146 961 1,233 D'-8 235 Pulamachi 170 619 727 C-5 2s6 1'himmalapura 86 433 452 E-6 236 Pulamaghatta 240 340 420 D-2 287 1'hunrnalapura 296 506 584 F-3 237 Puravara 91 561 70-! E-6 288 Thimmasandra 95 E-6 238 20 F-5 289 Thingalur 12~ 896 943 E~8 239 Raghuvanahalli 88 294 33:~ E-5 290 Thippagondanahalli 223 530 651 C-4 240 RamanahalIi 74 E-6 291 Thippanahalli 264 493 582 B-2 241 Ranganahalli 320 11 G-2 292 Thippapura 176 753 811 D-6 242 Ranganahalli 106 112 113 F-5 2\)3 Thippapura 42 E-5 243 Ranganapapura ~08 133 133 F-2 294 1'hirumaladeyarahalli 48 D-5 244 Ranganayakanaroppa 7 384 387 E- 4 295 1'hirumaladevarahalli 152 255 342 C-8 245 Rangapura 285 397 457 E-2 296 Thonachagondanahalli 267 360 344 E-3 246 Rantavalalu 239 753 786 D-3 297 1'ondoti 158 429 515 B-7 247 Reddihalli 207 1,478 1,575 B-4 298 Thummalu 159 C-7 248 Reddihalli 134 2~1 319 D-7· 299 Thungotc 8 297 303 F-4 249 Sadarahalli In 229 274 C- 6 :~OO Ummannanahalli 272 38 44 E-2 250 Sajjarahalli 295 F-3 301 Vaderahalli 27 6:l2 624 E-4 251 S~njeevapura 43 168 189 E- 6 302 Vajradahalli 251 115 128 E-4 252 Sanjeevapura 186 218 F- 3 303 Vnradannhalli 141 C-7 333

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES :\IADHUGIRI TALUK-CMCld. 1961 :-;quare in Rquare in Census Population the Taluk lllap 1961 Population the Taluk map location ,_.A.._-. In whi"h thp Censutl ,-..A.----." in which the Sl. Code 1!l51 1961 YJllflgc' :-)1. locattl)!l 19."51 1961 Village No. X ame of \' illage Number ('enbu~ Cen~n~ appear,; Xo. )['<11[(' I)f Vtll.I;!() Code Census Census ,lppeal' 3 4 r> 6 2 :) 4 5 6 304 Veerachannenahalli 222 134 166 C-4 31:3 Y Ittaht ]'UI':t 246 297 27!i D-3 305 Veeranagenahalli 70 424 4S8 E- 6 :H4 Vlttalapul'a 154 261 308 C-8 306 Veeranagenahalli 14 :F- fi :n:5 Yekaralahalli 12., 706 877 E-8 307 Veerannanahalli 2S6 19S 207 F- 2 :H6 Yammethimmanah"lli 191 222 238 B-5 30S \' ceranaha 11 i 17 IHS IS2 F- 5 :317 Yaragunte 178 497 54.! D-6 <109 Vengalammallahalli 1-11 .,--,).).') 385 C- 8 :ns Yaramallanaha lIi 172 148 167 C-6 310 Venkatapura 115 431 509 E-7 319 Yarranapalya 78 63 71 E-6 311 Venkat,apura 52 189 228 E-5 320 Yeragunte 12.! D-8 312 Venkateshapura 293 6 F-2 LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Total: 200(49), 2)7(16), 214(2), 218(3), 220(14), 225(1), 231(2), 235(49). 250(1), 255(215) 273(147), 274(2), 280(17), 288(23), 289(1), 302(3), 311(79), 313(8), 314~1), 335(~), 310(35), 3l-2(17), 350(80), 359(2), 365(3), 367(2). 369(42) 388(14), 392(1), 393(116), 399(2). Rural: 200(37); 207(16); 22U(S); 225(1); 233(49); 250(1); 253(215) 27:3(131)) 271(1); 2;;1)(15); 28:';(22); 299(1); 311(79); 313(8) 31.!(1) 34UU8); 3.!2(li); 350(77); 359(2); 3!l9(:33); 365(3); 3SSP); 393(D4); 399(1).

    Urban : 200(1~), :!,4(~), 218(3), 220(1i), ~3l(2), 273(17), 274(1), 280(2), 288(6),301(:3), 33,5(4). 340(i), 350(3), 677(2),36\)«(;), 388(12). 392(1), 393(22), :39'1(1). VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS Villages: Guruvaderahalli 200(2), 350(1) ::lldd,lpUl'a 207(1), 311(·1), 342(17); Sarlal'ahalli :l55(5); Chowlahalli 340(5); 288(10). 393(1) Kamhatbanahalli 27:1(1) Chinakayajm Thadi 2.55(2). :1l1(12), 35fl(6). 393(2); Yaragunte 273(2); :nl(7), 39:3(1) Chinnaianapalya :},'iO(:l) KalllnHtnakot: Hoo\'inahalli 2;i5(1.!). 369(l); Garani 273(3), 289(1); Thctyagonuallahalli 273(1) Vaderahalli 255(2), 339(2). 39:~(,'l); Brahamasamurlra 273(1),393(1); Cheelana· 273(1); Settyhalli 273(1), 311(12), 313(1). 393(1) ~Ilmbahalh halli 3n!}ll); Chanl1ammallanahalli 3.!0(1), Pulamaehi 393(1); R'lllganaikanakoppa 350(1), :393(1) Bandamhalli 2.:312), :311(5), 36'1(1), 393(2); Gutte 200(2), 273(1), 340(3), 350(1); Mal'Uw'kere 200(l), 273(:3), :3.30(2), 360(2); :j!}:~(I); ~futyala,mmanahalli 340(1); Theviyur 273(1), Ganjalagunte 27:3(2), 311(7) K»mhadahalli 36'l\ I), 21')\)(1),311(4). :36H(1), :36.3(1). :)9:3(1); Annellahalli 235(2), :39:~(l); ~luddcnahalh 313(7); Krishnapul' 235(1); 255(2); ~Iudflenahalll 235(1), 340(3); Kasillayakanahalli Amamvati 25.3(1), 27:{(1), :39:~(2) D')ddel'l 207(2), 233(1); Parthihalh 2~1)(1), 350(:l); Karlagathur 200(1), 273(2), 2SS(2), 3J:3(3) KUl'uharahalh :},")U(:l), :l1l3(1) 221)(2), 273( 1), :lU( 1); GlIll(l.1gal 200( I), 255(2), 273(3), Dabbeghatta 27:l(2), 39:3(1) Gollahalh 273(2), 2IlU(2), 369(3), :393(1); Ho,;J,ltalli :350(2), 393(1); Appenahalli 288(9); Appanahalli 207(2), 330(:1) Badavanahallt 200(2), 273(2). 39:1(1); Kaltdc\'apura 255(3), 273(1), 330(1),393(1); 207(1), 273(6), 3\)3(2) ChikkaUcLhitlli 273(1) S'ldenahallt Tlllilgalul' :l33(4), 273(:3), 393(1); Sravandanahalli 255(1:l), 393(1); Bcladama,lu 280(2), 36n(1) Giriyan.tpalya 27:)(:1), :n()(:~), 3ti9(1). 388(1); Joglhalli :l35(1); Dodda­ 280(1); Bas,wanahalli 393(1); ::lin)):I'a\·athav.:thalh maIm ;WOP), 21)7(2), 220(2), 2:35(1), 255(1), 273(10), 200(1), 393(1); Kithagali 36\)(2), 388(1), 39:3(1); Hosahalh 280(:3), :l11(2), :H1(1), 36:.1(2), 393(1); Venkatapnra 3'!0(5); 235(2); 273(1); Rant,walalu ;J')()(2), :3:):)(1); V'tjl'aJahalll ::lUl'amt;enahalli 253( 1). :r; I( I): SmgJ,n:thalli 273(·!), :36B(1); Thillllllalapul'a 207(1), 273(2), 35U(I), :\'J'li,l)'; Kav.:tn· :)11(1), :3511(1), :3[)3(2), 399(1); }Iasarapadi 235(2), 273(3), dala 200(2), 273(1), :~59(2), 393(:3); H"numalld:l'llli :J~l:3(2); 311(2), :m3(1); Hltl'J,lctplll'a 235(5); Ranganahalli 255(7), Hanganapum 273(!); )fevigcl'l 200(1), 273(7), 2~()(1). KemlxlI'Jl'.1 235(2), 273(1), 33(0), 393(1); Uhikkamalur 393(1); Kyathagon(lauahalli 393(1): Bidarakerc :HI)(3), 20\1(1), 27:3(6), 311(3), 393(2); Kl1lcnahalli 350(1), 369(1), 393(1); Srayanaglldi 3.30(2); Yemmethimmltn:thalli 3!l.3(2); 235(1), 350(2), Mydanahalli 233(1), 255(1), 2.35(9); BedathUl' 2UO(1). 36H(2); NagalllplIra :3!l3(1); 273(.5). 350(1), 39:3(1); Adavinagenahalli 255(6), 273(1): Thotadallladuvu 2U7(1); HanulllanthapUl'a 35U(3); ::illcl,kkuntc 207(1), 235(33), 273(1), :3')3(1); Polenahalh Chinchenahalli 393(2); Necrakalln 200(1); Ncehh,tlli :nO(:l); 2:33(:3), 273(3), 3:;1)(1), 393(1); Puravara 273(1), 393(1); Hosakere 200(1), 207(1), 27:3(1), 3.30(:), 3(W(3), :l9:3(1); BOl(lak,tnahalh 233(12), 280(1), :J30(2); Gingondanahallt Nel'alakere 200(5), 207(2), 220(1), 273(3), :350(4), :369(1), 255(14), 273(1), 393(1); Thalakel'o 23.')(5); Beeranahalli 393(3); Kl'ishnapura 39:~(1); ::l. ~\ppell'lh<1111 207(1); 2.53(2); Kouhpul'a 2'J(:3), 393(2); Kongal'amanapalya KaLhilajanahalli 350(1); :l93(l), Rcdcllhalh 20U(I); :H;3(1); \'eeralMgJllahal!i 393(1); Kondavacli 273(3), 350(4); Lakshlmipma :l9:3(1); ~I"llanayakat1ahalli 3;}:J(1), 2:>0(2), :J!}:3(:!); l'ujarJhalli 207(1), 35U(1); Hanasavadi 393(1); Nal'appanahalli 393(1); Itakadibball3hallt 2UO(1), 330(1), ::1:)3(1); Kolnrncn:thalli 255(5), 393(1); Navilada 235(29), 255(29), 273(1), 288(1), 311(2), 35u(6). :36'i(2), kanahalli :3,)0(2); Ballag01'0 235(8), 273(1); Nitl'ahallt 365(2), 393(3); Kamabadanahalli 369(1); Hale It Ikalotl 27J(I); 1\lag>Slllalit 273(1); G1tUkar,tll"halh 273(2), 200(1),255(1),369(1); Thondoti 255(9), 273(1), :Hl3(1); 369(1), 3:13(1); ::lannavaJi :1:;0(1); Kodagadala 200(1), Doddadalavatta 255(4); Chikkadalavatta 2.35(3), 34U(7), 273(6), 350(:1), 3\13({), Balye 21)0(8), 250(1), 273(6), 369(3), 393(3); Shbamanahalli 311(5), 3Ill)\I); Jana· 280(1), 311(1), 3~3(2); Do

    VILLAGE MADHUGIRI

    Litemte Tot~l Scheduled Scheduled anu Oecu_ Population Ca~tes Tnbes educated Sl. III plc,i House· r---...A-~ ,-"----, ,...A-.",. ,...A..-. No. Village Amcnitic> Acre,; Houses holds l' 11 F ~1 F M F 1\1 F 2 6 7 8 10 11 12 13

    (jUl'ammanakattc . KwE(a) jl0 8 8 1\0 2?l 25 4 2 Blcldapul'H ~I Pw E(a)(d) 78S 295 295 1,561 777 784 318 307 293 70 3 UUllcllahalli. I'w 385 42 .12 235 127 lOS 37 29 16 4 SOlllalara Kw 812 \) ~) -1ii 28 17 5 5 ('hikkl'gowclanaroppa 353 Un-inhabited

    6 DuudaYeeragonuanahalli l' l'w E(a) 883 1:'1 IS 50 36 11 1 7 I~anganaikanaJOl'pa 1',,' 128 73 73 2117 JSO 82 68 40 6 ::\ ThuJlgolc l' K,v 0117 61 (n 155 148 18 IS 65 6 () Th»yagonuanahalh l' Pw 57U \)2 227 217 63 51 86. :l 10 Kammanakote l' Pw ·1\)60 Go 197 16() 12 15 10 2

    II KuppacharyalUppa l' Kw 1979 60 60 2(J3 156 l:n 8 7 10 U liosahalli 1'w :!8·14 20 20 11,1 56 58 :3 4 5 (lU7 \)1 1:'; Chiuakavajra MPw 5249 :l88 :388 1.816 909 8:3 266 57 1·1 Ve(Jranagenahalli aS2 Un-inhabited 15 Marabahalli. PPw :!35 65 35U IUS 4! 32 23 1

    16 SettIhalh l' Pw 1923 79 79 400 19S 20S 83 76 34 \) 32 3:) 1, Ve~ranahalli Kw 555 182 101 81 101 til 10 IS Cholenahalli 1'w E~a) 051 2 2 \)63 4 1 19 liatihararoppa Pw 603 10 10 60 3U 30 7 3 :2U PuUenahalli 114 Un-inhabited

    :21 1'ujarihall! . :H6 Un. inhabited 22 Gntnvaderahalli I' Pw E(a) 550 6-1 64 321 172 14() 57 51 5 23 Panne KwE(a) 170 1 1 523 1 24 Lingenahalh PwE(a) ;)48 :13 33 Ill\) I(IO \)\) 5 23 Karamaradl PwE(a) 2-13 21 21 1:l-i 6l 70 9

    26 13a~aYllllahalli pl'wE(a) 92 92 4:22 206 29 39 42 5 27 Vadetahalli. I' I'w E(a) 142 142 62-1 318 61 57 117 19 2ti l\.ambathanahttlh I' PwE(a) 51 51 285 141 33 2 21l 13haktarahalli P Pw E(a) 522 113 113 549 250 48 38 lUI 18 30 Sogenahalli . PPw 563 \)8 98 -1S5 247 51 57 -i8 4

    :ll l'alyadahalli Pw 1 3 :12 Mallellahalli l' l'w E\a) 52 52 255 1:\5 12u 17 18 42 2 33 :111uddalanapalya I'wE(a) 57 57 292 153 139 60 63 51 II 34 Sham banahalli P I'w E(a) 66 66 322 153 169 24 21 61 11 a5 Gal1jala Gunte MPwE(a) 2-14 2-14 1,:322 687 635 66 68 185 35

    36 Bijavara l' Pw E(a)(d) 73-1 ~62 262 1,197 612 585 211 206 235 64 37 Lakshmipura Pw 166 6 6 :lS 18 20 2 38 ::;orupma Pw E(a) 262 M 54 305 1M 141 23 22 66 11 39 Thayakadahalli J\I Pw E(a) 1:37· 81l 89 -120 216 204 5 3 75 2 40 Mar.wekere PwE(a) GO:.! 14:.1 142 867 -12-1 -1-13 llO 108 140 36

    41 Da~arahaJli 1()5 Un-inhabiteu 42 'fhippapura. 51 Un.inhabited \) 43 ::;aIljeevapura Pw 143 31 :31 189 \JZ 97 8 8 2 4-1 Amann-ath,. Pl'w 656 70 70 :318 172 146 11 8 34 2 Un-inhabited *ii Byd:uapaly~ In ~35

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    Total \YORKERS workers ,_------______.A------______--, . (I-IX) J ]I III Ir v rr VlI nil ]X x ,--"-----. ,---A----, Si. ill ]<' :\1 F No.

    15 16 17 18 i).)"" 36

    16 :--; 3 12 473 )lj:~ 137 8 fi 5 li 15 43 10 448 2 7.3 .iU 9 5() ., U 52 49 2 21 \) I-t \) ;; 7 8 4 Un-inhabited 5

    21 IS Ll 3 3 .) 3 :.!9 18 6 130l HS b;~ lU 1;-; 7b 1 ].') 2 S lU n 82 7 ., ., 101 72 78 liU !l d It ., il-i 76 S 14 1116 12;) 83 2 1:1 SO 111 9 124 87 Uli 57 IU 18 73 82 10

    11)8 87 7li Sli 48 5U 11 37 3~ 31 30l 19 24 12 li13 JIU 403 438 1!J .) 4 fj ., 7 24 :Wli :391 l:} Un-inhablted 14 117 iU 108 77 1 5 2 li5 89 15

    121 (j3 9 4 LO " 12 77 126 16 '_}.) 6u d_ 6 51 H 49 17 2 3 1 18 17 17 17 3 13 13 19 l'll-inhabitccl 20

    Pn-i1lhahited 21 ., \)1 U8 7 12 2 7 " 12 45 58 22 .J 2 2 23 'J 70 47 .J 12 lU 30 51 24

    ')."") 43 34 ,J~ 5 2 4 21 36 25

    140 127 \)2 9U 14 .", 14 5 'J.. 5 lU 21 76 79 26 ., - 'J 182 177 l~u 135 28 d') ._, 15 3 l:l-i l-U 27 \)1) 83 87 77 4 2 1 1 4li 5li 28 'J \) U.l 117 177 133 14; lID 13 ...J 1 29 15U 144 12li 134 li " lli 1 2 82 103 30 1 2 1 31 tiU U.," 5:{ 51 32 -.,,_ U!) .) .J 21) 17 ii\l li7 33 n"v._) 77 1 9 8 6.1 76 34- 316 5H 74 fj .J 4. 3 7 241 251 33

    374 luli :':±-l 57 IU 14 J2 7 7 .) .. U ~ 71 32 238 479 36 Jl 7 8 4 1 3 7 13 37 90 23 il \) i 4 ti 5 12 74 116 :38 117 2i \)2 12 7 1 .J 12 5 4 99 177 39 ~37 IJU 182 77 ,I 1 IS7 294 40

    Un-inhabIted 41 On-inhahited 42 13 11 37 44 4:3 llb 88 IOU 4- 11 2 2 54 5S 44 Un-inhablted 45 336

    VILLAG'<; MADHUGIRI

    Literate 'fotal Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- population Castes Tribes educated in pied House­ ,---..A.-.--, ~ ~ ~ ~r. \ IIlllgc Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F l\I F M F M F 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11

    46 Muddenahalli PPw 827 96 96 544 275 269 ,46 43 32 6 47 Gopalahalli . 325 Un-inhabited 48 Thirumaladevarahalli 717 Un-inhabited 49 Seegalahalli. 1041 Un-inhabited 50 Kanivenahalli 209 Un-inhabited

    51 Banavenaballi Kw 192 21 21 108 57 51 1 18 52 Venkatapura Pw 134 33 33 228 112 116 2 28 53 Bandarohalli P Pw (Ea) 1292 98 98 478 258 220 126 98 55 13 54 Gopagondanahalli Pw E(a) 21tH 45 45 262 126 136 102 101 24 55 J adnrcgodanahalli PI'w 651 107 107 512 246 266 95 91 57

    56 ChikkanahaUi Kw 839 3 3 18 ll) 8 57 },1idatharahalli Kw 800 36 37 2U·1 98 106 2 3 18 3 58 Marithimmanahalli PPw 1417 76 76 388 210 178 10 11 48 59 Gidenahalli Pw E(a) 727 2 2 7 4 3 2 60 Chikka veeragonuanahalli 297 Un-inhabited

    61 Jogihalli 263 Un-inhabited 62 Achcnahalli PPw 219 71 71 348 170 178 58 21 6 63 Kalll badahlllli pp", 812 40 40 200 105 95 33 5 64 Girigondanahalli PPw 1017 167 167 822 421 401 87 88 115 12 65 Tbalakcl'e PPw 942 60 60 314 175 139 47 34 25 1

    66 Kodlapura P 1'w E(a) 1269 312 312 1,655 851 804 258 257 222 30 67 Beeranaballi Pw 191 7 7 59 27 32 12 68 Chunchenahalli Pw 672 31 31 186 103 83 18 60 Badakanahalli MPw 880 136 136 566 292 274 55 56 91 13 70 Veeranagenahalli • PPw E(a} 695 96 96 488 256 232 54 34 57 11

    71 Govinunahalli Pw 497 23 23 122 63 59 6 72 Immadlgondanahalli l' Pw E(a)(d) 349 75 76 374 182 192 41 37 75 73 Hara.lapura . Pw 303 44. 45 250 117 133 42 40 37 74 Ramanaballi 154 Un-inhabited 75 fJankapura . PPw E(a) 431 75 75 379 192 187 4. 2 42

    76 Aralimaradaballi 526 H 44. 167 83 84 31 1 77 Cankaranahalli l' Pw E(a)(d) 353 143 143 751 379 372 59 64 126 13 78 Y arran a palya 147 17 17 71 38 33 5 7 2 79 Dodclahosahalli P Pw E(a)(d) 1012 267 267 1,334 680 048 137 131 300 87 80 Thaggihlllli PPwE(a)(d) ;)34 87 88 504 266 238 103 98 97 31

    81 Handralu PPwE(a) (JU5 100 100 518 258 260 107 99 90 3S 82 Hanumanthapura PPwE(a) 528 53 53 233 124 109 63 55 23 4 83 Agrahara PPw 1505 161 161 784 404 3S0 257 233 63 15 84 Byalyu· Md Pw Po E(a)(i)(u) 1775 398 398 1751 863 SSS 224 209 332 133 85 ChikkahlJb"halli Pw E(a) 549 52 52 195 96 99 6 10 15 I

    86 Thilllmaiapura Pw 542 82 83 452 235 217 71 66 IS 2 1:17 Chikkathimlllllnllhalli 405 Un-inhabited 88 RaghuYllnahalli Pw E(a) 492 67 67 333 164 169 39 89 Gondihalli )1 Pw E(a)(i)(d) 1,204 In 173 923 463 4.60 130 107 \66 45 90 N arasa pura . Pw 83 7 7 40 17 23 4 5 7 5 337

    DIRECTORY TALUK-conta.

    Total WORKERS No - workers ,------"---- \"\'( ,kf'I" (I-IX) I II III x ,-.A-..". ,-..A...... , r-A-...... , r-A-...... , ~ ,\[ F :IIi F M F 1\1 .1<' i\l F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 26 26 :!:,i 2!l 30 31 :3~ :13 34

    193 162 170 151 6 3 3 1 .. Un-inhalJite,l Un-inhabited Un-inhabited Un-inhabited

    31 27 31 27 26 24 .j I 64 63 57 61 2 6 ,IS 5: 107 t 12 1\:1 Hi1 108 120 l(JO 5 6 21 4 (;2 85 74 sO 72 il 1 .n I\J 61 0.) 5:> 182 171 15S 152 1 3 23 13

    5 5 5 5 5 3 51i 31 18 57 67 58 49 53 I 17 3 1 1 139 95 lOS 88 5 6 21 2 3 71 83 5H 3 1 3 I 1 2 59 Uil-inhabitecl 60

    Un-inhabited 61 107 95 102 89 2 1 1 1 3 3 63 83 62 70 57 66 57 4 35 38 63 287 292 251 243 21 48 11 4 134 109 64 117 71 68 IS 27 47 21 4 1 2 58 68 6fi

    545 467 431 288 39 Hi3 45 13 2 1 1 3 21 306 337 66 13 16 11 15 2 14 16 67 , 71 ' 47 64 45 2 6 1 32 46 6" 206 175 166 121 14 40 21 12 2 2 3 S" 99 69 179 74 146 28 9 44 23 1 2 77 15~ 70

    43 9 38 6 2 5 20 50 71 00 125 102 64 58 19 27 33 15 4 1 4 57 82 87 47 45 15 23 15 17 3 2 35 ~6 73 Un-inhabited 74 116 100 79 69 9 9 (J 6 7 8 3 5 4 7 4 76 87 75

    62 39 52 34 1 7 4 1 1 21 45 76 ., 8 5 133 205 77 246 167 136 91 27 61 62 7 9 oJ 1 1 2 29 26 29 23 2 1 9 7 78 446 355 369 328 12 13 4 29 6 11 19 8 2·10 293 79 163 106 123 14 12 29 40 20 3 4 103 132 80

    168 128 114 76 24 46 19 1 1 2 10 3 90 132 81 39 38 85 71 39 37 23 25 2 18 8 2 82 264 235 221 194 16 25 2 1 3 5 1 18 5 4 4 140 145 83 3 313 558 550 330 314 200 96 106 46 17 5 3 1 28 3 1 .. 57 840 3,1 38 62 61 55 49 74 9 2 1 1 85

    77 8(i 164 140 148 137 15 3 1 71 Un-inhabited 8~ M 63 88 llO 106 99 98 2 7 6 1 3 14,1 209 89 319 251 226 203 30 36 4 25 6 5 23 2 6 3 5 90 14 18 14 17 1 22 TUMKUR 338

    VILLAGE MADHUGIRI

    Literate 'fotal Schdeuled Scheduled and Area. Occu­ population Castes Tribes educated SI. in pied House­ ,..--...A.. __",,", _...A.., r--..A.---. No. ViII ge r~ Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    In Pura,vara * P 1'w Po E(a) 656 149 149 704 356 348 140 143 no 17 112 Obalapura E(a) 92 Un· inhabited 93 Siddanahalli PwE(a) 280 57 57 200 100 100 1 25 8 94 Halethimmanahalli .Pw 244 43 43 29-1 150 144 17 17 57 21 95 Thimmasandra E(a) 143 Un-inhabited

    96 Shiyapura E(a) 71 Un-inhabitl'll 117 Galihalli P Pw E(a) 526 57 57 334 175 159 29 35 (3 8 liS Kondavadl PPw 2155 210 210 914 476 431l 82 74 168 50 99 Hunasavadi. PTk 1363 138 138 599 296 30a 97 16 100 Kolumenahalli Tk 359 42 42 202 102 100 4

    101 Battigere . PPw 1248 107 107 504 270 234 102 9-1 65 21 [02 NUllodaku P l' Tk 68 67 67 370 197 173 22 20 51 6 103 Kodaga(lftla P Pw E(a)(d) 1163 264 264 1,236 638 598 210 185 213 84 104 Mekethimmanahalli 556 Un-inhabited 105 Sunnavadi. Pw 797 35 41 246 137 109 40 25 21 3

    106 Ranganahalli Pw 299 26 26 113 65 48 3 23 107 Echihalli Pw 334 22 22 III 60 51 4 lOS Nitrahallt * M Pw Pu E(a) 1359 361 364 1,681 854 827 Hll 204 294 76 109 Nanjapura. E(a) 165 18 18 8l 47 34 3 19 2 110 Singaragondanahalli Pw 247 40 40 175 92 83 5 7 20 6

    III Kempapura E(a) 281 73 73 432 239 193 38 29 78 12 112 Chikkamalur * M Pw L'" l~(.l)(i)(d) 1106 239 239 1,248 642 606 147 136 180 46 113 J ogihalli P PwE\

    116 Duddamalur P Pw E(a)(i)(d) 3361 333 342 1,870 973 897 315 296 177 40 117 Dasarahalli 753 Un-inhabited 118 SravamianahaIJi. M Pw E(a)(d) 1633 283 283 1,385 694 691 231 233 179 78 119 Kalidevarapura P Pw Po E(a)(d) 2509 197 197 935 488 4-17 127 114 154 34 120 Byrapura . 160 Un-inhabited

    121 Bommenahalli PPw 219 58 58 244 124 120 80 74 12 1 122 Bachenahalli PwE(a) 240 48 48 268 140 128 1 3 40 11 123 Thingalur . P Pw E(a)(d) 923 199 199 943 510 433 150 126 127 16 124 Yeraguute. 234 Un-inhabited 125 Gutldagallu M Pw E(a)(d) 2310 373 373 2,103 1,059 1,044 220 203 291 79

    1M Yekaralahqlli P PwE(a) 1190 158 159 877 462 415 12 a 150 21 127 Kodigenahalli * Hd Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) 3275 660 660 3,645 1,884 1,761 450 465 2 4 779 377 128 Gutte P Pw E(a)(l)(d) 364 180 180 955 516 439 40 37 170 35 129 J alihaIli E(a)(d) 223 8 8 83 44 39 16 2 130 Doddenahalli 746 Un-inhabited

    131 Mydanahalli PPwE(a) 2892 201 204 1,018 535 483 203 190 129 19 132 Hosahalli . PPw E(a) 968 67 73 342 168 174 31 30 28 2 133 Kalenahalli. P PwE(a) 1423 158 158 667 340 327 126 127 75 9 134 Reddihalli. P Pw E(a)(d) 248 57 57 319 168 151 68 56 .'. 28 6 135 Surmagenahalli KwE(a) 262 29 ~ 1~ ~ ~ 1 3 12 339

    'DIRECTORY

    TALUK-conta.

    Total WORKERS Non­ workers .A.------.. workers (I-IX) II III V VI VII VIII IX X 81. ,-A-.. No. .--A-. ,-A----. ~ ,.-"--. r-"--.. I~ ,-.A--... ,-.A--" M F 1.1 F M F M F1.1 F1.1 F1.1 F M F M F 15 16 17 18 Hl 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    221 144 123 58 46 80 20 6 6 1 1 19 3 135 204 Uninhabited 69 49 65 44 I 2 2 1 3 31 51 104 95 92 83 I 5 3 3 3 1 3 3 46 49 Un-inhabited

    Un-inhabiLpd 9~ 120 109 108 99' 3 9 2 6 1 55 50 97 315 245 248 137 26 86 14 15 8 19 6 161 193 98 209 156 171 12~ 22 25 5 1 1 4 1 6 1 87 147 99 71 62 64 57 3 4 4 31 38 100

    168 135 107 81 20 :12 :14 22 4 3 102 99 101 156 81 105 61 8 6 39 14 4 41 92 102 414 242 255 105 22 72 4 50 17' 4 7 7 3 64 45 224 356 103 Un-inhabited 86 5 68 4 4 12 1 2 51 104 105

    38 2 32 I 5 1 1 27 46 106 41 6 29 4 12 2 19 45 107 559 397 368 259 89 102 4 47 17 2 14 3 33 16 195 430 108 34 12 21 5 6 7 4 3 13 22 109 61 22 37 10 8 10 1 8 4 2 3 31 61 110

    146 100 114 83 6 14 8 9 2 3 5 93 93 III 386 334 268 232 88 90 1 9 8 4 11 7 256 272 112 88 73 81 65 4 8 3 44 39 113 262 251 198 204 31 34 1 10 13 1 6 15 118 142 114 174 124 116 88 24 27 2 21 6 1 12 104 107 115

    602 435 371 268 117 159 57 4 2 9 2 1 45 2 371 462 116 Un-inhabited 117 449 292 327 IS3 47 78 58 29 1 1 11 2 4 245 399 118 302 119 157 12 17 1 23 1 5 99 105 186 328 119 Un-inhabited 120

    81 57 51 14 6 30 18 10 1 6 2 43 63 121 93 61 90 57 2 4 1 47 67 122 357 209 317 183 8 10 18 15 3 2 1 6 3 153 224 123 Un-inhabited 713 648 606 555 62 86 1 11 1 7 1 25 6 346 396 125

    309 253 277 224 11 17 6 I 1 6 2 8 9 153 162 126 1,096 624 533 307 169 250 8 1 159 25 15 4 3 56 11 8 145 26 788 1137 127 321 209 192 112 36 58 27 24 46 5 14 8 6 2 195 230 128 25 12 20 12 5 19 27 129 Un-inhabited 130

    350 252 217 173 24 62 6 52 7 12 4 32 6 185 231 131 117 98 96 83 2 11 14 '2 3 9 2 51 76 132 220 172 75 49 90 112 27 3 2 9 3 16 5 120 155 133 124 62 69 49 28 12 1 14 7 5 44 89 134 67 56 44 42 10 12 11 1 4 1 1 1 25 32 135 22* 340

    VILLAGE

    MADHUGIRI

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- population Castes 'l'nbes deucated in Sl. pied House­ r---.A..--~ ,-.A._. ~ () Amellities Acres Houses holds P M F 11 :F M F 3 4 5 6 7 8 o 10 11 12 13 14

    136 Adavinagt'llahalli PTk 1601 125 125 650 3;'3 306 101 85 55 15 137 Stngamhalli 1\1 Pw E(a) 1744 227 227 1,110 559 551 118 112 172 41 13S ;\Ia a' II adi P p" E(:l) 889 123 123 680 344 336' 79 71 74 11 139 SuLldekunle * ;)1 Tk Po 2610 102 192 090 488 502 147 158 137 36 140 Polcnahalli P Pw L(a) 1242 167 167 865 432 433 135 126 75 27

    141 Var ,dalCahalii 4:55 Un-inhabited 142 Kasinayakanahalli P Pw E(a) 988 135 135 784 407 377 114 101 91 13 143 Muddpmhalli P Pw E(~)(d) 1034 99 99 495 245 250 51 43 44 10 144 Yengalammanahalli P Pw E(a) 2812 74 74 385 192 103 12 9 19 3 145 Annenahalli PwE(a) 533 47 47 223 125 98 4 4 18

    146 Theriyur P Pw E'(a) 1808 214 214 1233, 632 6U1 234 204 136 19 147 Mutalan,manahalli PwE(a) 174 H 44 300 15H 144 18 3 14S Chpnnavara E(a) 1,122 Un-inhabited 149 Kadagathm * l\1 Pw Po E(a)(I)(d) 2435 486 486 2,564 1,342 1,222 321 272 336 64 150 N agenahalli P Pw E(a)(d) 554 50 52 273 139 134 1 31 2

    151 Parth ihalJ i . P Pw E(a) 786 153 153 807 412 395 140 122 94 11 152 Thi] umr.lndentrahalli P Pw E(a)(d) 244 56 57 342 183 159 38 2G 24 2 153 Dodda,lalavaita PTk 1714 136 13G 581 288 293 32 31 36 11 154 Vitt,Japura P Riv 806 54 56 308 1GO 148 3G 31 27 2 155 OJ,alapura. PTk llSl 41 42 204 103 101 24 3

    156 Chikkadalavatta * M Rw Po E(a) 981 24!l 244 1,188 601 587 134 150 157 25 157 Syanaganahalli RivE(a) 378 24 24 216 116 100 13 45 4 158 Toudoti PTk 1054 96 97 515 257 258 109 98 82 21 159 Thummalu Tk 172 Un-inhabit2d 160 Halcitakaloti P 1174 50 62 248 119 129 18 26 38

    WI Hosaitakaloti l' 'II 1311 61 61 287 133 154 19 25 31 11 162 Kanthanahalli '11 542 Sl 32 181 89 92 9 2 13 163 Janakalati. 1 "' 1389 70 75 405 220 185 84 79 67 164 Itakadil)banahalh* :Md 'i" ,'" 4646 518 51(, ~.7J6 1,434 1,282 375 329 561 123 165 Ryadarahalli P 360 60 60 2\17 157 140 2G 17 64 7

    166 Gulahalli P 633 90 DO 525 265 260 90 98 88 4 167 Thadi PTk 2280 160 160 779 415 364 104 96 55 8 168 ChowlaLalh PTk 5S8 76 76 390 209 181 63 6 169 Maiagulldanalmlli 674 4 4 22 13 9 13 9 170 Pulamachi. PTk 1306 152 152 727 372 355 77 58 64

    171 Sreenivasapura Tk 1116 45 45 212 99 113 17 21 12 172 Yaramallanahalli . 543 22 26 167 92 75 8 2 173 Sadarahalli P 735 47 52 274 147 127 34 33 32 8 174 Doddaplkur MTk 1273 144 168 952 499 453 163 145 141 33 175 (,bikl" yelkur Tk 4-53 23 23 139 73 66 6 5 21

    176 Thippapura PTk 2129 168 169 811 416 395 176 172 102 16 177 Dadlgondanahalli PTk 1407 71 81 502 255 247 157 157 17 3 178 Yaragunte PTk 1093 93 120 544 294 250 76 76 107 22 179 Huvinahalli Tk 487 54 66 296 145 151 40 11 IISU Nallahalli Tk 452 un-inhabited 341

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK-contd.

    Total WORKERS Non­ _...:. ______~ ___..A-----,~ __ wO'kers workers r--- - ~ (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIU IX X Sl. r-"--. ~ ,-"--. ~ ,~ ,--"--. r--"--. ,--"---1 ,--"---1 ,~ ~ M F M F M F M F ;\1 F M F M F :--1 F:'I1 F :\1 F :\1 F ~o. 15 16 17 18 In 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3, 36

    253 193 175 164 3 10 56 18 5 5 8 1£)') 1I3 136 359 283 238 164 72 III 23 2 2 8 16 6 20.0 26~ 137 229 154 107 89 55 55 49 3 5 3 13 4 115 IS2 138 317 273 141 129 72 99 1 70 42 3 2 7 1 20 3 171 229 139 273 143 157 7 52 132 36 2 3 8 16 2 159 290 140

    Un-inhabited 141 263 234 176 165 81 68 3 1 2 lU 143 142 147 141 54 20 72 107 11 4 2 2 8 8 ~~ 109 143 133 119 41 I()' 80 99 9 6 1 3 3 59 74 144 75 54 69 48 2 6 4 50 4! 145

    217 2'36 385 315 231 176 70 1''''.)~ 41 4 4 3 35 3 100 67 72 49 II 17 9 5 2 56 77 Un-inhabited 831 487 366 197 287 244 8 .. 107 34 2S 2 2 32 10 511 7:35 95 30 56 12 36 18 2 1 44 104

    280 246 181 153 88 86 3 3 3 3 4 1 132 149 151 115 40 75 17 26 22 7 1 2 4 1 68 119 152 185 126 138 89 28 33 11 2 5 2 3 Hn lr.7 153 108 94 28 18 8 12 51 58 18 6 3 ;,:l !\4 1M 66 60 28 28 21 25 11 4 2 6 37 41 155

    402 370 255 252 59 90 53 16 1 14 4 3 17 8 19!) ~17 15' n M ~ ~ II 5 21 1 1 2 ·13 46 157 169 150 86 70 16 50 56 27 4 6 2 88 103 li)8 Ull.cinhabitcd li)9 90 73 39 25 22 38 21 10 4 3 2!) 56 160

    75 79 61 50 7 29 1 6 58 75 161 45 18 42 13 2 5 1 4·1 74 162 128 98 93 65 26 31 1 I 1 7 92 87 163 938 586 592 257 59 214 4 1 154 90 7 2 26 9 38 a 3 55 If) 4'H3 G36 164 100 79 69 62 6 12 16 10 1 1 57 61 165

    161 137 110 90 37 36 11 9 1 3 1 In! 123 166 277 172 221 121 9 39 36 11 2 1 9 1:38 1!)2 167 128 102 99 86 4 9 1 23 6 1 1 81 79 168 9 6 9 6 ·1 3 169 266 179 221 158 11 21 23 4 7 lOG 176 170

    67 63 60 41 2 14 5 8 32 50 171 63 34 48 30 2 14 1 2 29 41 172 97 58 69 50 13 8 12 3 50 69 173 307 222 193 145 41 65 50 11 2 4 5 12 1 192 231 174 46 26 36 20. 1 5 6 3 1 27 40 175

    289 222 185 177 15 22 2 66 21 2 2 7 11 2 127 173 176 151 107 93 71 2 2 37 13 18 20. 1 1 104 HO 177 200. 121 154 96 6 20 1 25 5 2 6 6 94 129 178 Q6 81 70 63 6 8 15 9 5 49 70. 179 Un-inhabited 180 342

    VILLAGE MADHUGIRI

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- population Castes Tribes educated RI in pied House- ....--.A.----,. ,--A---.., ~ ~ No. Village Amemties Acres Houses holds P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14

    181 Cheelanahalli P 681 76 76 377 206 171. 31 34 62 8 182 So benahalli . Tk 1329 16 16 101 47 54 2 6 1 [83 Brahmasamudra. PTk 733 202 202 1,1l8 564 55! 67 71 150 42 184 Muddeneralakere PTk 1752 157 157 782 411 37[ 176 172 75 1 185 Garani* MPwPo 3618 435 438 2309 1,144 1,165 406 419 320 122

    186 Channamallenahalli PTk 1344 80 80 403 199 204 3 5 60 1 187 Bidarakere kaval 880 24 30 98 54 44 51 3 4 188 Kyathagondanahalli PPw 430 70 75 399 202 197 47 41 71 13 189 Bidarakere PPw 1047 80 86 450 236 214 93 99 34 3 190 Sravanagudi Pw 423 53 56 208 106 102 4 4

    191 Yammethimmanahalli PPw 232 51 53 238 115 123 2 23 192 Narappanahalli . PPw 336 38 38 168 92 76 1 36 1 193 Annenahalli 154 Un-inhabited 194 N all ekam anah alii PPw 776 123 123 680 351 329 102 95 56 5 195 Bedathur *. MPwPo 1605 239 239 1,170 587 583 145 169 184 29

    196 Appenahalli Pw 364 34 34 187 98 89 9 8 21 2 197 Nagalapura PPw 282 61 61 293 154 139 53 10 198 . Pw 591 Un-inhabited 199 Chikkanayakanapalya. 459 Un· inhabited 200 Hanumanthapura. MPw 1453 276 276 1,437 712 725 98 105 23!} 38

    201 MaJlanayakanahalli Kaval 994 Un·inhabited 202 Mallanayakanahalli P Pw 1175 176 176 829 403 426 100 77 8 203 Lakshmipura P Pw 582 8'8 88 428 217 211 4 1 85 5 204 Ayyanahalli Kw 278 18 18 81 45 42 19 7 I) 205 Sathigenahalli Pw 882 35 35 192 109 83 34

    206 Benakanahalli PPw 713 71 71 416 213 203 68 71 80 3 207 Reddihalli '" MPwPo 15H 286 286 1,575 818 757 202 146 268 44 208 Gol1ahalli PPw 1220 165 165 860 452 408 95 76 III 10 209 Midigesi" HdPwPo 3030 345 346 1,776 959 817 206 174 460 138 210 PPw 881 134 161 830 435 395 161 130 179 33

    211 Brahmadevarahalli P Pw 382 80 80 399 197 202 85 78 57 10 212 Brahmadevarahalli kavalk Kw 1337 8 8 42 20 22 17 17 1 213 Channenahalli P Pw 1040 113 122 6.69 343 326 51 49 90 17 214 Gondi 252 Un· inhabited 215 Neerakallu. PPw 1154 208 208 1,089 577 512 189 173 132 5

    216 Krishnapura PPw 206 70 70 354 163 191 43 57 46 4 217 N eelihalli . PPw 459 61 61 304 163 141 1 51 1 218 Kallenahalli 205 Un-inhabited 219 Hosahalli . Pw 485 25 25 207 107 100 27 30 7 220 Kathirajanahalli. PPw 350 78 78 427 220 207 39 38 70 10

    221 Dyavagondanahalli 738 4 4 16 9 7 9 7 222 Veerachannenahalli Kw 369 23 23 166 90 76 10 223 Thippagondanahalli PPw 959 120 121 651 312 339 148 172 72 15 224 Galihalli 447 Un-inhabited 225 Basavanahalli PPw 541 88 88 421 219 202 7 6 22 34:3

    DIRECTORY

    TAL UK -COrlta.

    WOBKERS Non­ Totltl ,----______.A.-- workers ------. workers (I-IX) I TI TIl N V VI VII VIII IX X ,J.._-. ~ ~ ~ ,-----A--.. ,---A--. ,_A_-. ,_A_-., r-"--. ,-_A_~ ,-_A_~ SL M F M F M FM F M FM F M ,F M J;' M F M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 ~o 11 32 33 34 35 36

    133 109 102 100 5 5 16 9 3 73 62 181 31 30 28 '30 3 16 24 182 345 290 279 276 5 12 1 48 2 8 4 219 2,,4 183 267 180 216 124 2 46 7 37 9 3 I 2 144 1!l1 184 787 677 650 616 34 40 1 43 15 4 5 32 9 18 6 357 488 185

    134 133 114 127 7 6 10 3 65 71 186 43 36 30 28 7 7 6 1 11 8 187 140 133 104 114 23 18 2 4 6 62 64 188 177 160 126 123 35 33 11 1 2 3 59 54 189 79 74 71 66 4 5 4 27 28 190

    90 87 74 82 4 1 7 2 2 1 25 36 191 66 56 55 48 3 ~ 15 1 2 1 26 20 192 Un-inhabited 193 225 199 196 164 13 30 3 4 2 9 3 126 130 194 381 321 288 249 33 59 2 22 3 7 1 15 6 15 1 206 262 195 193 62 49 45 45 5 3 5 4 3 36 40 196 93 83 67 63 16 20 6 3 61 56 197 Un-inhabited .98 Un-inhabited 199 451 395 374 342 51 47 19 5 1 1 4 261 330 200

    Un-inhabited 201 294 261 235 231 5 5 25 1 3 2 8 2 15 22 109 165 202 138 130 131 128 1 2 I 2 3 79 81 203 35 74 35 24 10 18 204 7I 52 70 52 38 31 205

    123 11~ 105 106 4 10 10 I 3 90 87 531 44~ 435 404 35 34 38 I} 2 5 3 7 2 287 311 297 251 260 234 13 15 I} 3 5 5 1 2 155 157 507 340 254 235 24 60 11 49 13 3 3 16 1 37 4 6 107 24 452 477 272 228 219 204 13 16 15 3 4 9 2 9 1 163 167

    137 128 126 119 3 I} 5 1 1 60 74 211 13 13 6 5 7 8 7 9 212 234 214 209 168 17 31 2 3 2 2 10 1 10iI 112 213 Un-inhabited 214 370 287 355 283 2 2 2 6 4 207 225 215

    113 105 108 100 I 4 2 2 1 50 86 216 113 72 102 64 1 7 8 1 2 50 69 217 Un-inhabited 218 67 54 63 48 4 5 40 46 219 140 104 131 102 6 2 3 80 103 220

    4 II 4 6 5 221 58 44 52 44 6 32 32 222 202 liO 174 152 9 2 4 8 10 110 169 22'3 Un-inhabited 224 151 123 119 113 2 !II 26 4 4 4 68 79 226

    , 344

    VILLAGE

    MADHUGIRI

    qterate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Ocru- pnpulation Castes Tribes educated in pied House­ ~I ,---"----..." ~ ,-A--,. ,-A--,. ho\cls P 1\1 F ~l No. Y,llagc- Amenities l'qa emile HUURCS F ~1 F 1\1 F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    -Ii A yaTugRllu PPw 1742 144 144 728 382 346 70 69 26 1 382 1,7S5 012 873 179 192 J:!_7 Hnsnkl'n * M p" Po 163'J 3S2 1 254 43 228 Lak,hmldevirura Pw 471 33 33 162 81 81 4 78 26 1 229 G<1mpalahalli P Pw r,~9 62 62 343 189 154 24 20 40 15 230 Karenahalli t'w 26~ 16 16 83 49 34 38 22 15

    231 Dasrnahalli P 101~ 72 72 350 188 162 102 93 17 232 Kera:akllt* MI'wpo 2517 346 346 1,485 764 721 154 155 235 75 23:) Badabnnahalli l)w ~OS 9 11 60 34 26 8 ::34 Gollahalh (K) Pw :W:1 20 20 126 61 65 1 4 ]!)!l 110 57 43 ~3[j Km.tlllapura (K) P.W 28 28 53 46 4 1

    c16 III 23" AT'I'('lH1halli Pw 49(] 46 201 90 40 32 ]6 :?:J7 1\a; nw·ndarahalh PPw 5~6 1:11 132 646 3-16 300 88 78 90 10 87 ~:lS Gl'(I(\U([a(h Ir.ll,anahalh 791 43 56 184 97 29 22 5 412 374 152 136 2:~U P.anat\~alatu :M I'w E(a) 1273 lG9 169 7S6 90 12 224 ::'40 P ,J:Qlliaghatta PPw 944 80 80 420 196 33 26 93 22

    ::41 Mandath mmanahulli Pw ::!39 Uninhabited 153 80 73 16 31 ~42 Klmracirannanalwlh Pw 312 28 28 30 2 24:1 K( dl amI ura PwE(a) 169 3" 32 170 95 75 3 56 22 49 222 112· 110 29 28 42 5 244 Jc l ysgondamlhalll f 1'w 243 49 24[; J\:ayag('mlanahalli PI'", E(a) 553 48 48 305 166 139 26 19 33 7

    246 VrttulaI'Ul a pI'w 793 54 54 276 141 135 7 6 43 16 247 Boramuthallahalli Pw 199 20 20 112 59 53 19 3 248 Katagaralahall.*. P Pw ITo E(a) 4315 398 398 2,216 1,1371'1,079 195 179 290 57 249 Salj"llimanahalli Pw 505 33 33 135 63 72 11 15 12 250 Beladamadu PPw 1::!25 117 117 530 281 249 57 58 52 8 61 251 Yajradahalli Pw 420 27 27 128 67 2 252 Karenahalli I'w 217 Uninhabited 313 2..10 21 144 253 Karpl nahalli P l'w E(a) 9S5 04 94 643 330 24 71 97 7 254 Basm-anLalli PPw 631 89 89 465 245 220 65 ~19 67 55 104 43 255 I'lmgravathanahalli P Pw E(a)(i)(d) 537 81 81 467 248

    186 1,036 5"" 514 51 49 235 62 ~56 KitLagali . P Pw E(a)(d) 841 186 74 217 40 '257 Hosahallr*. 1\1 Pw Po E(a)(i) 52:) 185 1S8 1,029 5::l0 50'} 66 258 Bhasmangarhalli Pw 1821 35 35 219 130 89 16 121 68 53 7 6 21 259 ChmchcIlahaUi prw 345 16 88 111 23 260 StVallagere. P Pw E(a)(d) 20(12 154 154 888 460 428 88

    530 247 283 148 175 96 261 Sodenahalh. PPw E(a) 801 108 109 2 450 239 211 44 36 51 8 262 Koonahalli PPw 1364 73 73 5-10 277 263 50 53 87 21 263 Jakkenahalh P Pw E(a) 734 103 103 582 290 292 60 52 88 12 264 Thippanahalh PPwE(a) 1146 103 103 315 1,981 1,025 956 157 133 346 93 265 ChaLdraglri P Pw E(a)(i)(d) 3602 307

    71 408 209 199 73 50 96 29 266 N agenahalh P Pw E(a)(d) 375 71 344 169 175 32 42 55 11 ~(ji Thullachaf'olldanahalli P Pw E(a)(d) 447 84- 84 56 251 135 116 89 77 18 2 ~6S HlttanakUl'ke Pw 279 56 454 234 220 52 51 99 26 _69 Klllubul'ahalh PPw 439 9il 95 4- 4 16 9 7 1 _70 ~:odalivarahalll 482 345

    DIRECTORY TAL UK -comd.

    Non­ Total WORKERS workers workers r------,,--,---,--~--- (I. IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Sl. ~ ,..-A---... ,--A---. r-"--.. ,.---"----. ~ ~ r-"--.,. ~ r.A-.". r--A---.. No M F M F M F M F M F M F MF MFMF MF M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    269 202 195 167 6 5 3 52 13 2 1 1 10 16 113 144 226 592 440 445 349 21 61 75 22 2 4 11 5 2 31 3 320 433 227 48 29 45 29 3 33 52 228 117 77 96 76 5 10 1 3 3 72 77 229 29 13 26 12 1 1 1 1 20 21 230

    138 99 118 94 4 4 7 7 2 50 63 231 523 393 379 319 34 29 26 24 30 5 2 20 1 1 32 13 241 328 232 27 11 21 9 5 2 1 7 15 233 54 36 33 27 21 9 7 29 234 42 32 19 20 19 4 2 1 5 11 25 235

    88 60 51 30 1 7 9 15 15 23 30 236 242 195 223 189 16 6 1 1 1 104 105 237 73 62 72 60 1 2 24 25 238 277 200 231 176 20 21 1 14 5 3 3 1 135 174 239 156 60 144 59 9 1 30 68 136 240

    Un-inhabited 241 49 32 28 21 19 11 2 31 41' 242 59 38 51 38 3 2 3 36 37 243 72 65 64 64 6 1 1 1 40 45 244 100 83 93 80 3 3 1 66 56 245

    89 57 82 55 1 1 3 1 3 52 78 246 35 34 33 31 3 1 1 24 19 247 729 598 550 489 51 58 49 37 29 17 4 21 20 408 481 248 43 38 40 33 1 2 5 20 34 249 198 178 176 170 1 8 9 7 1 4 83 71 250

    55 41 52 41 3 12 20 251 Un-inhabited 252 199 173 161 140 4 7 1 30 24 I 1 1 2 131 140 253 155 108 90 89 6 13 11 33 4 6 1 9 90 112 254 158 69 106 17 16 33 5 7 25 9 1 2 1 2 90 150 255

    354 236 151 145 43 62 42 65 15 12 11 1 40 3 168 278 256 312 147 194 101 13 6 18 '2 48 8 4 2 4 3 28 27 208 362 257 103 56 61 51 1 4 2 36 2 1 73 236 258 45 10 30 8 14 I 1 1 31 4 259 273 204 145 112 21 50 11 49 36 6 3 2 39 3 187 224 260

    167 105 109 22 11 74 18 3 2 10 6 ~ 80 178 2M 154 101 124 97 3 :l2 5 4 85 110 262 178 138 108 95 9 2 6 33 9 1 2 19 30 99 125 263 173 132 109 93 14 4 9 1 15 3 3 10 9 13 22 117 160 264 678 332 422 212 121 64 50 17 38 9 16 5 4 5 27 20 347 624 265

    125 41 72 24 12 1 22 8 6 1 10 8 84 158 26~ 133 102 121 96 4, 2 '4 3 1 1 3 36 73 267 97 75 89 71 1 2 1 5 3 38 41 268 151 124 132 107 2 13 1 5 2 2 2 2 7 83 96 269 ~ 6 5 6 84 1 270 346

    VILLAGE

    MADHUGIRI

    Literate Tot!!.l Scheduled Scheduled and Ar~_ Occu· populaUr>n ('astes Tribes educated 81. in pied House­ , --~..A.----" ~ ,-"--..." ,..A--., No. .I!rnenities Acres Housea hold!! P M F M F M F M F 3 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    271 Bhutanahalli P Pw E(a)(J) 155 39 39 237 123 114 5 5 25 272 U mmannanahaHi. Pw 1~"2. '6 '6 4.1, 25 19 3 273 Dabbrghatta PPw 879 126 128 727 377 350 117 57 125 20 274 Hariharapnra PPw 368 36 36 170 92 78 II 12 22 2 275 Dodderi P Pw E(a) 1I20 374 374 1,871 976 895 359 355 295 71 276 Lakshmipura Pw 166 23 23 133 1\8 M 19 2 277 Adavikatenahalli 300 2 2 3 2 1 1 278 BettadaranganahaJli 278 Uninhabited 279 Girigondnnahalli. PPw 333 !Ii! 112 296 142 154 55 2 280 Appanahalli Pw E(a) 320 (l on 255 138 11'1 40 2S .u 2 281 Gollahalli (8) PPw 390 80 80 411 20.'; 206 48 43 48 282 Badavanahall1* MD l}w Po E(a)(i)(d) 1521 267 272 I,SOO 711 679 251 132 317 146 283 Kurihalli Pw 428 15 15 98 47 51 15 1 284 Avinamadau PPw 865 90 90 434 227 207 40 62 30 285 Rangapura. PPw E(a} !l26 95 95 457 219 238 43 46 66 13 286 Vcerannanahalli Pw 411 41 41 • ~07 103 104 20 15 8 287 Kanapanalkanahalli I' Pw E(a} 250 50 50 345 191 154 10 6 74- 12 288 Krishnasagara Pw 90 11 l[ 76 38 38 3 () 15 1 289 Pemmanahalli 366 Uninhabited 290 Sidrlaragalla P Pw E(a)(d) 426 187 187 930 474 456 91 90 188 50 291 Bagarahalli Pw E(a) 140 17 17 133 68 65 II 9 HI 292 Sanjeevapur'" Pw 233 42 42 218 124 94 10 293 Vellkatesapur& 407 1 1 II .( 2 4. 294 Begurudasarahalli 395 Uninhabited 295 SajjarahalJi 283 Uninhabited 296 Thimmalapura PI'w 683 116 116 584 303 281 85 74 78 5 297 Giriyanapalya Pw ll7 14 14 73 37 36 1 5 298 ObalahaIIi. Pw 333 28 28 158 80 78 U, 299 KarekE'llchanahall i 101 Uninhahited 300 I,ingasandra Pw E(a)(d) 506 14 B 45 41 3 3 11 1 301 Pujaraha!li PPw E(a)(d) 378 III 111 623 330 293 55 58 147 30 302 Madenahalli PPwE(a) 447 122 122 609 30! 305 79 83 91 16 303 BommethimmanahalJi. Pw 1052 15 15 87 50 37 2 28 8 304 Kavanadala* M Pw Po E(a)(i) 2014 224 226 1,079 533 5,16 136 141 2il 61 305 Muddappanapalya PPw 542 53 53 246 130 116 76 9 306 Hanumanahalli PP", 182 65 65 264 140 124 26 26 62 6 307 Goddanapalya 414 55 55 264 14.2 122 7 1\ 57 308 Ranganapura Pw 392 27 27 133 69 64 17 309 Angadimallanahalli 117 2 2 2 1 1 1 310 Gubalaghatta PPw 287 104 104 503 248 255 34 35 49 3ll Seebanayyana11alya 119 45 45 216 103 113 3 4, 34 312 Kathijogipalya . 121 Uninhabited 313 Kurumkote Thimmanapaly!l 311 Uninhabited 314 ChikkathimmanahalJi. Pw 2222 26 26 125 60 68 I I 22 315 Kunigal Thimmanahalll Pw 1014 27 27 154 87 67 14 316 Bisadikariyanapalya 496 Uninhabited . 317 13aaavanahalli(A!l1 Kava,)) 'Ill 853-10 23 23 n 40 3% 14 15 11 1 318 Boragunte P Pw 264 47 47 236 118 118 3 3 12 319 GidadagalahalJi P Pw 485 80 80 430 222 208 8 11 61 320 Ranganahalli 491 Uninh!lbited 347

    DIRECTORY TALUK-concld. Non­ Total WORKERS workers workers r------'------"-----,------, (I.IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,-A--. ~ ,-A---.._ (Ir~ r-"-- r-"--.,-""'__"',-"--' ~~~ M F M Fit FMF M FMFMF M F M F M !F M F No. 29 30 31 32 38 34 35 36 1~ 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 40 47 271 83 67 75 64 2 3 (; 10 I) 272 15 13 12 12 1 2 122 160 273 255 190 215 163 7 9 13 IB 2 6 11 4 1 25 SO 274 67 48 60 46 1 3 64 41 339 386 275 637 509 490 424 29 32 2 35 2 3 13 10 22 30 276 46 35 43 34 3 1 277 2 2 Un-inhabited 37 62 279 105 92 93 88 2 3 6 2 4 49 47 280 89 70 78 68 3 4 87 86 281 JI8 120 105 97 2 10 10 13 1 9 286 450 282 425 229 212 148 8 8 16 7 65 51 5 10 27 6 6 7G 18 3Z 283 29 19 21 19 8 74 104 284 153 103 141 100 4 4 2 2 2 71 169 285 148 69 132 63 10 4 5 29 51 286 74 M 70 02 3 1 82 146 287 109 8 91 8 S 9 3 17 25 288 21 10 16 10 4 Un-inhabit('a 289 304 2"') 265 196 7, III 16 8 3 13 1 170 234 ~90 22 40 291 46 25 39 24 2 4 49 292 79 45 65 45 13 4.5 1 1 293 1 . 3 I Un-inhabited 294 Un-inhabited 295 93 149 296 210 132 159 119 4 35 3 1 9 8 21 17 16 17 1 4 16 19 297 51 32 49 30 2 2 29 40 298 Un-inhabitc>d 21 36 300 24 U 10 23 5 2 3 5 197 95 90 67 13 19 58 2 32 (; 1 1 3 13 198 301 194 97 127 64 9 21 32 3 16 2 4 2 6 5 llO 208 302 29 7 22 7 7 2l 30 303 338 301 249 226 8 7 3 12 11 6 5 62 195 245 304 84 61 73 58 3 3 3 2 4G 55 305 97 64 63 59 2 4 II 6 7 8 4, 60 306 90 80 90 78 2 52 42 307 40 19 38 J9 29 45 308 I I 309 171 44 125 14 II 27 27 2 7 77 211 310 67 25 57 21 5 4 1 36 88 311 Un-inhabited 312 Un-inhabited 313 40 25 31 23 5 2 2 20 43 314 55 30 53 30 32 7 315 Un-inhabiteb 316 26 22 22 21 1 3 1 14 16 317 81 83 68 80 1 9 1 1 3 1 37 35 318 136 121 94 III 2 29 1 6 2 5 86 87 319 Un-inhabited 320 348

    TOWN MADHU(HRI

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and (I.TX) Total Population Castes Tribes educated Workers ,-...... ____. 81. Name of Area in Occupied House· r----..A..---, ~ ~ .~ No. Town/Block Sq. Miles House hold P M F M F M F M F M F

    2 3 . 4 IS 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    ld"ADHUGIRI (ld") 1.2 1,929 1,990 11,275 5,9M 5,811 897 276 8,675 1,941 2,815 727

    Block No. 1 140 140 731 373 358 213 125 166 25

    2 110 • 110 668 334 334 12 7 204 113' 165 84

    9 140 140 423 426 33 36 258 151 206 34

    131 131 757 409 348 249 179 185 38

    136 136 809 424 385 4 304 198 203 44

    130 130 805 438 367 85 6 272 80 200 32

    7 IS4 134 695 355 340 117 50 194 71

    8 51 51 689 344 345 11 12 217 9S 183 91

    !l 124 1\49. 339 310 4 187 72 171 72

    10 120 1\98 399 299 275 164 158 39

    11 135 748 430 318 78 51 311 158 172 20

    138 133 71\4 406 358 132 133 233 110 184 61

    13 650 333 317 13 9 217 160 154 130

    156 156 772 409 363 IS 294 132 197 35

    15 155 216 991 548 443 27 9 324 154 277 45

    Jladhugiri Total 428.9 29,464 29,778 1,58,793 79,260 74,533 17,135 16,062 4 4 24,544 6,403 50306 35580 Taluk. Rural 422.7 27,535 27,788 1,42,518 73,296 69,222 16,738 15,786 4 4 20,869 4,462 47491 34853

    Urban 1.2 1,929 1,990 11,275 5,964 5,311 397 276 3,675 1,94J 2,815 727 349 mRECTORY TALUK

    WORKERS Non- workers SL ~------~------~ I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX IX No. ~-_"_-. ,~ ~~ ,.A..--",\ ~.-"---l ~ ~ ,....-A--, .-~ M F M F M F M FMFMF M F MF M F M F

    17 18 19' 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    460 267 45 31 39 10 277 164 252 25 202 19 470 64 154 .. 916 147 3,149 4,584 M

    10 1 21 13 19 7 (j 11 57 207 333

    27 33 1 5 9 28 36 4 14 29 5 ., 44 10 169 250 2

    2 47 15 30 8 10 36 5 H .. 71 6 217 392 3

    36 23 8 4 16 34 4 13 j4 7 224 310 4

    18 7 2 36 24 8 1 13 75 4 5 47 6 221 341 5

    29 11 30 IO 24 28 2 4 4 .. 51 5 238 335 6

    43 31 3 18 7 20 2 42 3 28 10 13 29 15 161 :W9 7

    71 58 1 1 1 15 4 7 2 !) 3 18 5 11 .. 51 17 161 254 8

    75 57 15 3 4 13 5 3 11 2 6 42 6 168 238 II

    17 14 4 23 13 5.. 11 17 4 11 .. 74 3 241 260 10

    :U 10 1 19 ., 5 26 2 6 .. 91 13 258 292. 11

    11 4 5 20 14 2 10 1 10 60 23 222 297 12

    4 3 4 5 6 1 8 5 11 13 2 28 71 11 179 287 13

    42 6 4 3 1 13 4 10 .. 11 3 46 7 14 .. 5(\ 11 212 328 14

    53 10 2 12 18 21 1 53 8 9 98 12 271 398 15

    34671 26188 4,349 6,204 916 164 4,584 1,409 533 83 476 107 1,350 352 199 .. 3,228 1,073 28954 38953 T

    34211 25921 4,304 6,173 877 154 4,307 1,245 281 58 274 88 880 288 45 2,312 926 25805 34369 R

    460 267 45 31 39 10 277 164 252 25 202 19 470 64 154 . • 916 147 3,149 4,584 U 350

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PAVAGADA'rALUK

    Square in Square in the Taluk the Taluk 1961 PopulaHon map in 1961 Population map in Census r--..A..-~ which the Census , _ __J,_------, whioh the location 1951 _ 1961 Village Sl. location 1951 1961 Village 61. Name of Village Code Census Census apPIla.r No. Name of Villag,' 1Code Census Census appears No. 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 2 86 340 432 D---5 Ach chammanahalli 110 1,371 1,962 B-3 57 Kanikalabande 17 1,087 1,2.35 E--6 2 32 471, 640 D-5 58 Kaniveballi 23 ],4~() 1,621 F~4 3 Annadanapura 125 59 98 B-8 59 K3.nnanwdi 52 5380 606 E~3 4 Aralikunte 4, 373 344 D-7 ()O Karekyr.n[l,thaha.llt 37 C--3 .5 Arsikere 66 1,662 1,867 E-2 61 Kasipura 96 217 365 C~3 6 Balammanahalli 28 413 533 E-5 6;l Kathikyathanahalli 135 210 2\18 C--5 7 Balasamudra. 120 471 ,575 A-8 63 Kenchagana.halli 64, Kenehammanahalll 104 778 1,021 C--l 8 Bellibatlu 35 560 783 D-3 65 Kilarlahil.lIi 25 461 596 E~4 9 ~ttMakelagalaha\li 140 1,144 1,445 B-6 5 551 67:! D~7 10 Bhilllanakunte 75 513 629 A-4 66 Kodimmlagu 69 441 , 439 D~1 11 Bommanagathihalil 39 D-3 67 Kodigenahalli 88 152 199 C-4 12 Bommattanahalli 33- 885 1,036 D-5 68 Koma-rli,halli e 45 455 592 E-4 13 Boodibetta 92 584 743 C---4 (\\) KOl1analinrik 57 1,365 1,802 D-3 14 Budasanahalli 62 94 119 D-2 70 Konlletbimlllllon"halli 21 8;l 125 E-5 15 Buddareddihalli 136 228 298 C-5 71 Ko!,abande 41 1,032 1,424 D-4 16 Bugadur 119 456 485 0-8 72 Kotagudda. 47 1,067 1,127 1<'-3 17 Byadanur 26 2,249 2,715 E-4 73 Kothm:u 22 320 474 E-I) 18 Cbannakeshavapura. 46 2,304 1,460 E-4 74 Krishnugiri 77 133 127 ;\--5 19 Chikkaba\li 79 1,030 1.215 A-f' 75 Kuniha1li 122 ],627 1,926 A-7 20 Chiklmaikanahalli 19 460 623 E-5 76 KyathaganacbarJu 71 725 901 0-1 21 Chithaganahalli 24 444 542 E-4 77 K yathaganahalli 143 C>S6 818 }3-7 22 DalavaihaUi 74 591 743 A-4 78 Kyathaga.na.kere 14 309 388 H-7 23 Dalavaihalli 142 7 15 B-6 79 Machf1rajanahalli 53 (i17 745 E-2 24 Dandenahalli l! D--6 81) Maude 40 0-3 25 Dasarammanahalli 144 148 221 C-6 S l Madlerahalli :55 1,531 1,587 E-2 26 Devadahetta 44 683 921 E-4 82 Ma.ngalavadllo HI 440 543 .A-3 27 Devarakere 58 302 396 D-3 83 Marammanahalli 97 937 1,268 C--3 28 Devarahetta 43 819 959 E-4 84 Maridasanah.al1i 64 218 282 E--4 29 Doddenahalli 100 220 268 C-2 85 Marur 137 263 313 0-5 30 Dommatilamari 10 95.'l 1,294 F-7 86 Itiinakuntehalli 70 259 323 D-I 31 85 676 803 0-5 87 ~t:uddaganaha.lli 42 796 1,038 0-4 32 Gollanakunte 67 1,403 1,489 D-l 88 Mu[!;adala:betta 61 D-2 33 Gowdathlmmanahalli 114 291 352 A-4 89 Mummadisagara Wi 501 570 C-7 34 Gowdety 15 467 631 G-7 90 Nagalamadike 78 769 789 A-5 35 Guijanadu 50 1,143 1,347 E-3 !)l Nagalapura 29 765 1,0{)3 :£-5 36 Gundaiahalli 30 1,(]()5 1,100 D-4 g:l NaliganahaUi 9 251 424 1<'-7 37 Gyadigunte 129 325 315 C-7 93 Neralekunte 34 160 220 D-2 38 Ranwnanabetta 82 242 301 B-5 94 68 '151 990 D-2 39 Ranwnallthanahalli 95' 436 527 C-4 95 Ny.tyadsgunte 98 770 1,141 C-3 40 Rariharapura 49 505 MfJ E-3 96 OtJalapura 27 129 147 E-5 41 81' 481 667 B-4 97 PlIlakunte 132 1,214 1,551 C--6 42 Hosahalli 138 253 415 C-6 98 P"lavalll 1 929 1,509 E-6 43 Rosahalli 65 246 325 D-2 99 p",,-agada 128 460 491 C--7 44 Rosahalli 107 505 754 B-3 100 Pendlijeevi 105 292 360 :B-1 45 Hosakote (Jodi) 16 482 591 F-6 10l Polenahalli 84 1,032 1,229 C--5 46 Hottebommanahalli 72 435 473 D--2 102 Ponnasamudra 80 1,438 1,766 A-4 47 Husenpur4 127 725 804 C-9 103 Po taganahal1i gg 248 345 0-4 48 J adenahalli 102 13 15 C-I 10el Rachamaranahal1i 124 1,496 A-I 49 JajurayanahaJJi 7 516 657 E-6 105 Racharlu 18 5111 683 1<'-0 50 Jalodu 113 814 1,011 A-3 106 Rajavanthi 6() D--2 51 Jangamaraba1Ji 63 807 1,047 E-2 107 Rangappanahal1i 99 1,003 1,337 C-2 52 Kadamalakunte 3 702 857 D-6 108 Rangasamudra ]03 450 576 0-1 53 Kadapalakere :n 371 492 D---5 109 Rr;nnobanahal1i 126 1,564 1,849 0-9 54 Kambalahalli 118 B-7 no Ryapte 38 755 1,022 D-3 55 Kamanlldurg& 139 1,21[) 1,488 B- 5 III Shailapura 112 160 C-4 56 12 387 451 G-S 112 Sarvatpura 04. (/) ~ :E I- I.&. U 0 ~ a: Q. 0 .... CI) el ~ ~ t!) 0- ~ ~ > « :> ~ :::> _, Q. ~ c( ~ ~ ....:::> eD 1JJ 351 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PAVAGADA TALUK-concld. 2 3 4- 5 6 2 3 ( 5 G 113 Sasalakunte 106 1,337 1,493 B-1 lZ9 Thippayyahnauurga 108 370 575 ll- 3 114 Siddapura 112 442 52\) A-3 13\) 'Ihirumani 123 1,006 1,067 B-9 115 Siddappanakatte 59 D--3 131 Thumakullte 54 ~58 269 E-2 116 Singareddihalli 89 45:.! 569 C-4 132 Udcbghatta 5G 122 202 E-3 II7 Sulanaikanahalli S:I (l63 1,2\\(\ B-5 1:l3 l'pparahalJi 116 237 301 C-'i 118 Snranga pura 1:l1 4('1 H24 D- tl 134 Vallallaka]]u 101 I.G03 1,824 c- 2 119 Sunkarlakullte 6 256 237 E-7 135 \'allnr 1~1 1.:l.,}9 1,371) A- 8 120 Talamaradahalli 87 221) 2\17 C'- 5 136 Vel'rallllllanah"lli IH 414 291l D-'} 121 Thopp"g"lladOlldi 130 419 507 c- 7 137 Vellkatapura 8 1,744 2,139 F-7 122 Thimmalallayakl111alletta 51 1,1\16 1,407 E--3 l:lS Yl'l'alagon(iJ :cO 75::l 974 F-5 123 Thimmala.llayakl1nakotc 48 366 3-12 F-, ., lS\! V Irul,a8amuJ fa 13 784 964 H-'l 124 Thimmalapura 36 D-3 140 VodJarevu 141 201 219 B-7 125 Thimmammanahalli 76 209 235 A-·1 141 Y(,]lappanaj kanahalli 73 4-i6 583 A-3 126 Thimmammallahalli 117 826 99s (,-7 142 Y"rrammanahalll \'1 294 345 }l-4 127 Thimmapura 133 104 lOll 0-6 143 Y dhinahalli \·u 2SU 376 l'- 4 128 Thippai:anahalli 1011 561 8iH B-4 LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS PAVAGADA TALUK-con~ld. Total: 200(18),202(8), 207(22), 218(3), 226(5), 235(283), 234(3), 255(533), 264(5), 265(1), 273(102), 274(2), 280(46), 283(7), 288(134) 289(2),302(1),303(1),310(55), 311(204), 339(1), 340(6),342(22),350(56),365(1), 367(1),369(103), 380(2),388(4}, 393(109), 399(18),

    Rural: 200(10); 202(8); 207(19); 226(5); 235(173); 2-14(::!); 2.55(1·H); 264(5); 2fl5(1); 273(1-\0); :!74(~); 28(j(1H); 2S3(7) 288(135); 21->9(2): 303(1); 310(55); 3Il(199); 340(6); 342(22); 330(5fl); ;)69(99); :>,l,(I); 3~0(2); 38S(I); 303(102); 399(17). Urban; 200(8), 207(3),218(3), 235(110), 244(1), 255(99),273(13), 302(1), 311(5), 339(1),365(1),369(4), 388(3), 393(7), 399(1). VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Villa~cs: Koppa 207(1), 20(1), 273(::l), 280(3), 288(01), 311(8); ganahalli 39:1(2); Hott~h')mmantthalh 288(2); Y~llapp&, Aralikunt~ 2i3(1), 350(::l); Ka(lamalukunte 3ll(7), 3G9(2); nayakanahallI30:3(1),::lHI(9), 360(1); ~)alavayihalli 2RO(1). Kodamadagu 3fl9(1); Jajurayallahalh 2:}5(1), ;;;)5(1). 369(1); Bheemana\ullt,e 253(1 ),273\1), 21iO(1), 311(24),350(2); 273(1). 342(15); Venkatapura 200(2), 235(2), 255(H)4), Thimmamman"halli 2~5(3~); Kunihalli 202(1), 235(2), 27:1(9), 369(3), 393(1); Venkatapura :23,'5(11); :2,~5 (2); 255(5), 2SS(l). 311(3); Nn!l;alapura 28;)(1), 350(1), 369(2); NeralIkunte 202(7). 255(3). 274(1), 288(1). 3Il(4), 369(1), Chikkanaha]]j n.)] 1). 2.35(1:3), 273( I), 274(1), 2S0(3), 393(2); Dommathamal'l 23:)(1), 27:l(1), 311(2), :;30(1); 350(1), 309(3), 393(3); Pothl'lganahaJli 235(5), 244(1), Gyadiguute' 200(1), 2515(4), 264(5), 265(1). 273(1), 255(60); 27:l(I), 280(4). 311 (26), 3.')1)(2}, 36g( :3), 393(23); 280(1),311(fl), 3150(1). 369(2), 39:3(2); llodrahalli 288(1), Hannmanaoetta 235(6); SI)f)latialkllnahalli 235(5), 311(3); Kanakapura 330(1); Virupasandra 273(2), 340(1), 273(;?), :i93(:J); P"nnaSatllUlll'a 207(1), ;~fJ9(9): Gangasagara 369(1), 393(1); Gowdety 288(1), 393(1); Hasakote 273(1); 2.3.3(1), 273(2); Kanikalahaucle 21)7(:';), 235(:!:~), 273(6), Kanivehalli 207(1),288(2),311(10), 340(1), 3fl9(2), 39:3(1); 28S(6); Smgarcddihalh 350(1). 360(1); Yettnahalli 255(2). l~ajavanthi 255(2), 342(1), 350(1); Verlagondi 207(3), 393(1); Yerrammallahalli 340(1), Rachamarranahalli 350(1), 369(1), 393(1); Kotahande 350(1); ThitllIllani 310(5), 3GO(::!); Hanl1manthanal~alli. 280(2), 283(2),350(1), 207(1), 273(3), 280(2), 311(::!), 369(3), 393(4), 399(6); Karokyathanahalli 3W( 4), 350(1),393(1); Mari(lasallahalli Chithagallahalli 350(3),369(2); Khlarlahalli 255(9), 288(7), 273(:3), 2::10(1), 310(3), 369(3), 393(3), 399(3); Vobalapur~ 369(1); Bya(lanur 207(1), 235(1), 255(5), 273(2), 280(1), 255(2); Ranga'5amudm 215.3(2), 350(1), 393(2), 3flfl(2); 369(4), 393(:3); Palakullte 340(2), 351)(1); Balammanahallt Vadanakallu 226(4), 23[;(5), 273(:3), 360(9), 393(4); Pokt­ 393(1); Naliganahalh 311(4),3\\9(1); GUlldluhalli 235(12), gondanlhalli 393(1); Sa;;o.laknnte 255(28), 280(2), 283(5), 280(1),393(1); Kadapalakere 235(1), 2S0(1); Achammana­ 350(3), 3fl9(1), 393(2); Hosahalli 207(3), 255( I), 280(2), halli 207(1), 2S0(3), 369(3); Bommathanahalli 207(1), 310(6); Thippayyanadurga 273(1), 280(1), 310(7), 3:30(3), 235(9), 280(1), 280(2), 310(9), :1l1(5), 369(1), 393(1); 369(1), 393(1); ThippaganahaJli 310(4), 350(1), 369(1); Nidagallu 255(fl); Ballibat,lu 235(2), 273(5), 393(1); Shaila Achehammanohalli 233(23), 340(1); Marammanahalli pura 235(2), 255(7), 3.50(4) 388(1), :3()3(4); ThotagudJa 235(3),350(1); ;)ldJapuca 2:33(1),23,)(15),393(1); .Jatodu 244(1), 273(1),280(:3).311(1),350(1),393(2); Mugaralabetta 235(7), 2.55(3fl), 369(·1); Gowdathimmallahalli ~55(4), 360(3), 380(1), 393(2); Devarabetta 207(1); Dcyadabetta 3150(1); Nagalama(like 2:35(3), 280(1), 310(8), 311(1), 235(8),288(30), 311(25),350(2),369(6),393(2); Cllannakesha. 3150(4),393(1); Thimmamm~nahalli 350(J ),369(1); Thimm~ni pura 273(5),280(2),350(1),369(1); KottUf1.1 20U(1); Hari 235(2), 255(1), 3fl9(1), 393(l); Balasa.mudr& 235(8}; harapura 200(1); Gujjanadu 207(1),273(4), 280(), 311(1), Valluru 235(8), 360(2); Kyathag~nacharlu 235(1),369(5)' 360(1), 393(4); Thimm1'.lltn&ikanftobett& 3611(2), 39-3(1); 393(1),; Rayaeharlu 235(2), 350(3), 36g(2), 393(1); Ryapt. Karekyathanahalli 273(1), 288(1); Marur 273(5), 288(16), 207(1), 235(6), 255(j), 288(7), 393(1); Ha.riha.rpura 273(4), 393(1); Thoom&kunte 280(4), 288(4), 311(5), 393(1); 393(2}; Pendlijeevi 255(13); 'Ihoppaaanadoddi 235(3), Mangalavada 200(1), 273(6), 288(23), 350(2), 393(2); 273(1); Srirangapura 235(3), 280(1), 393(1); Palavalli 235(1) Udda.gatti 288(9); Konhethimman&halli 207(1), 273(6), 311(36), 342(6), 360(5), 380(1); Veeramma nah&1li 350(1), 369(1), 393(1); Jangamarahalli 369(1); 200(4),255(1), 311(13).. 342(7), 36g(I); Kench&- aanaha.lli 288(5); Arasikere 226(1), 273(3), 288(3); 350(3), 393(1); 369(1); Kamanadurga. 393(1); Batt&d&k~!ai.ah&lli Gollanaiunte 235(4.), 255(18}, 280(1}, 350(1), 369(2}, 393(4); 255(11),273(1),369(1), 393(1); Vodd&rnli 280(~). 150(j) NYllyadaiunie 265(21)i Kodiieham 273(1); Kyath&. X.yath&illlna..har!u ~1I6(17), 273(3), 3.2(.), 16~(2), '~7(1); 352

    VILLAGE PAVAGAD.A Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled a.nd Area Occu. Population Castes Tribes educated in pierl House. ,--...)o.___-. C;l. r-"--.... ,...-A-.,. r-"--. Amonitips Acre!; Houses holds P M F M F J\I F M F ~o. Village ;) 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    300 300 1,509 775 734· 224 188 t. Pavagaua Village* HD Rhc Mew 8,487 169 72 Mp Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) Un· inhabited 1,789 :l. DanuenahaUi 3,584 15t; 158 857 434 423· 151 133 52 5 :l. l\.adamala kunte PPw :!,247 77 77 344 162 182 43 60 33 7 4. Aralikunte PPw 3,236 133 133 672 346 326 74 69 77 20 5. l\.odimadagu PPw

    2,019 48 48 237 128 109 25 2 7 G. Sunkarlakunt .. Pw 2,610 125 125 657 324 333 233 240 4,1 8 7. J aiurayanahalli PPw 3,567 403 403 2,139 1.062 1,077 183 176 ., 373 86 8. Venkatapura* 1\1 Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) 1,368 71 71 424 217 207 59 60 38 9 9. Neralakunte PwE(a) 2,438 223 ~~3 1,294 658 636 153 131 122 30 10. Dommathamari* pwPoE(a) .

    5,664 405 405 2,023 1,019 1,004 282 254 264- 46 11. Gummaghatta P Pw E(a)(i) 3,139 89 89 451 223 228 58 65 47 10 12. l\.anakapura PPw 2,364 19,1 19·1 964 495 469 75 70 89 13. Virupasamudra PPw 1,934 82 82 388 186 202 58 59 30 10 14. Macharaianahalli PPw 2,339 110 110 631 314 317 103 101 3 3 58 15 15. Gowdety PPw 2,448 135 135 591 302 289 46 48 55 Ill. Hosakote (Jodi) l' Pw . 4,517 213 213 1,235 620 615 260 240 102 17 17. ,Kanivenahalli PPwE 2,340 132 132 683 353 330 29 30 101 14 18. Rajavanthi pPw. 1,897 99 nil 623 306 317 125 141 43 4 19. Chikkanaikanahalli pPw. 2,251 185 185 974 509 465 13-1 142 107 15 20. Veralagondi PPw E(a) 580 21 21 125 67 58 4 1 11 21. l\.otabande Pw 1.087 63 '63 474 228 246 4 1 29 2 22. l\.ri8hnagiri 1'1'w 4,053 306 306 1,621 830 791 272 265 224 59 23. l\.annamedi PPw 1,03.1 III III 542 253 289 8 4 70 10 24. Chithaganahalli PPw 1,110 116 116 596 315 281 159 133 37 2 25. l\.ilarlahalli Ppw

    M Pw 1';(a) 3,974 4!1l 491 2,715 1,368 1,347 371 387 M7 67 26. Byadanur* 1'1) 2,33 32 32 147 81 66 5 2 31 2 27. Palakunte PwE(a) 609 95 95 533 277 256 88 84 35 3 28. Balammanahalli l' Pw :L(a)(d) 2,208 207 2J)7 1,003 517 486 122 H9 27 8 29. PPwE(a) 2,803 214 214 1,100 581 519 137 126 79 10 30. Gundalahalli PPw 1,984 93 93 492 256 236 52 36 76 11 31. l\.adapalakere Pw 364 129 129 640 324 316 155 161 38 5 32. Achammanahalli PKwE(a) 2,852 222 222 1,036 528 518 175 178 123 20 33. Bommattanahalli PKw(E(a) 3,001 41 41 220 114 606 12 8 26 4 34. Nidgal PPw 2,455 147 147 783 398 385 87 89 98 20 35. Bellibatlu P Un· inhabited Un-inhabited 471 36. Thimmalaprua 808 37. l\.asipura 2,326 195 195 1,022 534 488 113 99 199 41 38. Shailapura P 419' Un-inhabited 39. Bommanagathihalli Pw 672 40. Madlerahalli 6,373 286 286 1,424 739 685 190 169 125 37 41. ;K:otagudda* MD Rhc Po E(a)(i)(d) 3,985 205 205 1,038 523 515 120 90 122 14 42. Mugadalabetta PPw 1,261 193 193 957 487 472 136 134 141 18 43. Devarabetta P 1,537 161 161 921 460 461 154 146 123 24 44. Devadabetta PPw 859 129 129 592 317 275· 35 40 70 12 45. Konanakurike PPw. 353

    DIRECTORY

    TALU.K

    WORKERS Non­ Total workers ,--~------~---j.._..___------~ workers (I,IX) I II TIL IV V VI VII VIII IX X r-"--e ~ ,-.A-, r--"---.. ~ ,-A-;. . .-"---:. ~ ~ ,-A---, ,-.A.----,. Sl. M F M F M F M F M F MF M F MF MF M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    436 224 172 104 13 2 31 21 13 22 3 22 28 6 .. 146 77 339 510 2

    Un-inhabited 274 228 153 155 38 48 20 2 42 9 2 1 5 2 13 12 160 195 3 III 102 84 75 3 12 16 7 1 7 8 51 80 4 209 202 132 129 9 17 23 14 10 7 1 6 34 29 137 124 5

    87 69 60 51 2 9 6 2 14 10 41 40 6 196 128 5n 1 65 81 52 1 13 10 128 205 7 627 569 220 217 99 45 11 217 219 23 4 37 6 47 17 43.5 508 8 131 J02 63 43 37 "2 43 22 3 86 105 9 310 289 291 243 31 3 12 3 2 1 4 3 24 6 288 347 10

    625 544 463 384 78 147 3 51 6 12 2 17 4. 394 460 11 134 115 89 82 19 27 1 [I 3 2 6 2 7 2 89 113 12 312 287 244 246 13 31 2 36 -1 [) 2 3 2 1 8 2 183 182 13 119 109 7g 89 14 18 15 1 3 5 3 1 67 93 14 206 171 134 106 33 57 1 28 3 2 1 8 4 108 146 15

    177 49 135 3 12 4 2 9 3 2 15 10 125 240 16 3.9 105 223 58 42 15 50 5 11 11 1 37 31 241 510 l7 208 162 140 III 14 27 I :!5 10 8 14 20 45 168 18 201 108 76 1 74 81 27 15 12 1 11 10 105 209 19 341 240 249 195 8 10 37 7 5 1 42 27 168 225 20

    45 38 3L 27 5 8 8 2 1 1 22 20 21 153 117 119 63 9 43 19 8 6 3 75 129 22 55{ 190 325 18 150 167 2i .. 16 18 1 16 276 601 23 188 128 L60 57 9 65 17 6 2 65 161 24 217 159 172 123 33 30 7 3 2 3 3 98 p.) 25

    875 653 598 261 134 322 67 22 5 30 15 17 6 24 27 493 694 26 54 37 40 32 6 1 7 4 27 29 27 168 124 138 101 25 22 1 1 2 109 13~ 28 308 199 170 114 61 69 76 15 1 1 209 287 29 387 138 200 45 172 84 1 4. -1 3 3 7 2 194 381 30

    169 120 76 4 75 115 1 5 3 1 9 87 116 31 207 170 82 71 5 5 46 11 38 1 52 5 2 30 29 117 146 32 345 266 230 154 47 85 1 48 25 2 2 15 1 173 252 33 67 41 29 1\1 3 I) 1 30 14 3 1 2 47 65 34 248 180 180 116 35 46 1 1 14 1 8 1 3 9 II 150 205 35

    Un-inhabited 36 Un-inhabited 37 343 248 211 158 45 63 3 53 15 3 4 7 2 17 10 191 2-10 38 Un-inhabited 39 Un-inhabited 40

    484 357 271 113 87 127 I) 1 44 \) 8 1 \) 4 1 48 48 255 328 41 368 185 240 140 10 26 58 2 1 11 2 4 1 45 13 155 330 42 326 309 241 230 27 52 32 5 3 10 6 13 16 161 163 43 325 307 286 279 11 20 1 16 -1 4 3 7 1 135 154 44 208 39 163 28 8 15 1 1 3 21 7 109 236 45 TUMKUR 23 354:

    VILLAGE.

    PAYAGAD_\

    Literate Total Scheduled Seheduleci a.nd Autt Ocou­ Population Castel Tribes educated in pied Houee- ,--..A..--~ .-~ ~ ,-~ · ViIIag'" Acrl's HOjsCS holds I' 111 F 11{ F l\{ F 11{ F

    5 , 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    46. Channakeshavapura. M1'w Po (Ea) 2,3201 270 270 l,-tflO 743 717 155 Hi4 182 U i7. KOlhuru M1'w. - 2,514 211 211 1,127 571 - 556 196 178 153 38 i8. Thiromalanayakanakote 1'1'w 1,446 76 76 342 188 154 60 54 32 4 4,9. Hariharapura 1'1'w 1,193 98 98 545 279 266 110 100 75 16 50. Gujjanadau 1'1'w 2,294 254 254 1,347 717 630 2li7 186 119 8

    6l. Thimmalanayakanabetta. 5,:!60 252 252 1,407 731 676 216 182 116 8 62. ;Karekyathanahalli. 1'1'w. 1,086 104 104 606 3~0 2H6 98 85 45 63. Madde 1'1'wE 1,147 144 144 745 385 3flO 122 ll3 145 19 64. Thuro.kunte 1'Pw. 1,161 50 50 269 14-2 127 19 23 « 3 65. Maugalavada MDPwPo 3,183 301 301 1,587 831 755 204 185 224 67 E(a).'

    66. Uddaghatta 1'1',.. . 818 35 35 202 102 100 10 6 24 .., 57. ;Kome Thimmanahalli MPwPo 2,017 316 31~ 1,802 885 917 92 % 242 45 58. Devarl.kere PPw. 1,304 71 71 396 222 174 68 46 60 7 59. Siddappanakatte 385 Un-inhabited 60. Rangapp;_cnahalli 1,6-18 Un-inhabited

    61. Mummadi Sagara 1,748 Un-inhabited 62. Bud.,sanahalh 390 18 IS 119 59 60 38 40 4 63. Jangamarahalli PPwE(a) 1.519 176 17C 1,047 535 512 11 3 lIZ .. 140 12 64. Marur PPw. 584 44 44 282 146 136 36 43 62 3 65. Hosahalli PE(a,) 574 3·1 34 315 179 136 60 43 94 32

    66. ArsikerL- M Pw Po E(.~) 5,157 S22 322 1,867 942 925 174 137 401 119 67. Gollanakunte PPw. 3,418 302 1,489 774 715 248 231 140 10 68. Nyayadagunte MPw. 1,381 146 146 9[10 519 471 136 III 146 29 69. Kodigenahalli PPw 507 86 86 439 235 204 91 83 53 6 70. Mudd, ,g.,n&halli Pw 595 56 56 3:]3 160 163 33 33 13

    71. Kya:haganahalli PPw 1,474 165 165 901 436 465 190 209 129 24 72. Hotte Bommanahalli PPw 1,538 75 75 473 247 226 46 47 54 4 73. Yelbppan,·.yakana,halli PPwE(a.) 12 106 106 583 305 278 151 127 53 6 (Y. N. Hosakoto Village) 74. Dalavaihalli E(a.) 2,467 127 127 743 389 354 111 108 51 10 75. Bhimanakunte l' Pw E(a) 1,785 100 100 629 329 300 73 89 4.2 15

    76. Thirnroaroroanahalli PPwE(a) 532 43 43 235 116 119 17 19 45 8 77. ;Kumhalli Pw COl 22 22 127 61 66 24 32 4 1 78. Nagalapura I' Pw E(a) 4,074 142 142 789 401 388 181 172 85 12 79. Chlkkahalli PPw. 3,743 218 218 1,215 629 586 183 189 203 26 80. 1'otaganahalh- MPwPo 2,689 286 286 1,766 933 833 201 180 258 27 E(a)(d)

    81. Hosadurga I' Pw E(a.) 3,482 115 115 667 321 346 57 26 74 11 82. Hanumanabetta P1'w. 1,382 50 50 301 150 Hil 51 43 40 9 83. Soolanaikanahalli M PwE(a)(d) 3,480 !:!47 247 1,296 665 C31 231 189 165 II) S4,. 1'onnaearoudra* 'M Pw Po E(a) 3,077 240 240 1,229 645 584 190 151 143 44 5. Gangasal(ara 1'wE(a.1 1,512 158 158 803 438 365 169 134 84 12 355

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    n,tal ______WORKERSA- ____ -- ______~ Non­ wOl'kers workere (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,~r-~~ ~ ,-A._~ ~ ~ r-"-~ ,.--.A-, ~ ~ Sl. 1\1 J<'M F M F M. F 111 F M F M F 111 F M F 111 F :!vI F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 2f 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 I

    458 338 351 285 28 45 8 18 2 2 2 16 3 33 3 285 379 46 387 2G~ 234 149 GO 72 51 4- Il 5 2 12 2 25 32 184 294 47 136 96 93 62 37 29 2 4 5 52 58 48 162 107 103 62 10 9 16 4 3 32 29 117 159 49 615 329 366 239 13 40 2 68 13 4 7 10 55 27 202 301 50

    482 363 326 246 42 68 69 7 6 5 39 37 249 313 51 208 135 167 III 12 9 5 12 3 1 11 12 112 151 52 256 182 184 137 24 33 4 2 27 4 1 2 5 1 11 3 129 178 53 88 86 79 70 2 6 4 2 I I 6 1 1 1 54 41 54 538 339 271 145 fi7 120 5 96 26 2 23 3 22 1 61 45 293 417 55

    64 58 45 33 2 7 1 10 9 8 7 38 42 56 587 407 367 270 73 86 16 4 61 4 11 12 6 14 7 33 30 298 510 57 150 67 68 36 28 29 8 14 1 1 2 1 29 72 107 58 Un·inhabited 59 Un-inhl1Lited 60

    Un-inhabited 61 48 34 27 17 12 16 9 1 11 26 62 338 234 231 154 9 16 7 2 52 12 5 1 10 4 23 45 197 278 63 94- 77 66 51 4 5 2 IS 8 1 1 4 11 52 59 64 89 52 48 31 8 2 14 4- 1 16 16 90 84 65

    550 391 388 280 58 64 12 2 39 22 2 3 14 10 34 4 392 534 66 513 370 319 213 62 82 5 2 81 62. 7 2 39 8 261 345 67 345 283 267 203 25 9 9 20 43 1 1 4 4 18 24 174 188 68 147 125 99 81 25 31 15 10 4 1 4 2 88 79 69 109 107 89 83 13 24 6 1 51 58 70

    277 239 195 182 6 23 2 21 3 1 41 26 3 2 8 3 159 226 71 160 102 91 73 5 6 33 3 2 5 6 2 22 14 87 124 72 189 140 130 104 7 15 2 2 37 4 5 2 8 13 116 138 73

    255 201 174 147 31 44 5 24 8 11 7 3 2 134 153 74 210 175 164 140 21 16 3 9 5 2 1 3 10 11 119 125 75

    74 75 21 5 1 2 2 45 63 3 6 1 42 44 76 43 42 19 20 3 1 1 21 14 1 1 3 18 24 77 269 201 166 144 11 22 2 63 13 1 3 8 5 17 15 132 187 87 416 331 208 184 29 82 21 1 128 48 2 4 11 7 16 5 214 255 79 566 460 231 241 67 108 1 2 206 91 7 1 16 7 38 10 367 373 80

    201 190 118 112 48 66 1 14 1 2 2 1 17 9 120 156 81 92 78 57 46 23 26 3 I 9 3 2 58 73 82 397 317 226 149 85 143 19 2 21 6 564 6 37 5 268 314 83 359 214 III 68 217 140 1 12 2 1 1 4 3 12 1 286 370 84 ~78 195 125 92 91 96 II 28 II 1 8 9 1 8 1 160 170 85

    23* 356

    VILLAGE PAVAGADA

    Literate Total and Population Tribl-'S pdurated ,..--_..A..___ -, Area Oeeu. H·)use r-~ ,.-..A..-, ,,--A--. Sl. in pied holds No. Village Amenities Aeres Houses P !II F ~I F

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

    86. Kanikalabande P p" r(a) 1.357 93 93 432 218 :.'14. 33 38 55 5 87. Talamaradahalli P p" E( ,) 1.2:!3 49 49 2!l7 153 14.1 33 38 .. 40 10 88. Komarlahalli PPwE(,.) 577 38 38 199 108 !n 28 ~fi 8 89. Singareddihalli P p" E(. )(d) ].036 99 99 569 2!l6 273 92 95 .. (H 4 90. Yathinahalli PPwE(;,) 847 63 63 376 198 178 73 57 4') 13

    91. Yerrammanahalli P Pw E(a) 3,40'2 ()7 67 345 186 159 42 7 92. Boodibetta P Pw E(h)(d) 943 124 124 743 405 338 90 79 .. 1:2\1 17 93. Rachamaranahalli. PPwE(lt) . 1,843 66 66 345 174 171 43 45 39 2 94. Sarvatpura PwE(a) 4~3 :?5 25 150 79 71 ~3 :c6 .. IS 6 95. Hanumanth"nahalli P I'w E(i,)(d) 548 91 91 527 277 250 52 54 79 21

    96. Kathikyathanahalli I'PwE(a)(d) 809 76 76 365 175 1no ,19 45 61 14 97. Maridasanahalli I' Pw E(,,)(d) 2.697 202 217 1,:W8 659 609 95 85 .. 106 14 98. Obalapura P Pw E(,,)(d) 2.546 170 196 1,141 599 542 107 102 147 17 99. Rangasamudra* MPw Po E(a) 6.805 227 244 1,337 654 683 113 117 277 76 100. Doddenahalli PPw 986 49 53 :.'68 135 133 34 29 36 8

    101. Vadanakallu MPw i).35·1 3:?1 32,1 1,824 948 876 282 256 198 33 102. Jadenahalli 828 3 4 15 8 7 103. PenammanahalJi I'Pw 6 6 72 98 576 301 275 29 24 1 104. Kenchammanahalli I'Pw 1,721 167 167 1,O:H 534 4ti7 72 7(\ 72 7 105. Polenahb.lli PI'w 1,794 69 69 360 191 169 71 59 54 12

    106. Sasa12.kunte PPw ::!,:1.58 276 277 1,.193 751 742 143 140 .. 132 11 107. Hosah"lli PPw 115 147 147 754 386 368 94 107 94 8 108. Thipp yyhc~d1lTga P PWE(L)(d) 2,659 112 112 575 288 287 56 59 .. 54 19 109. Thipp"ganahalli P Pw E(I.)(d) 3,606 152 152 854 445 409 l!17 173 136 17 llO. Achch~mm<1nahalli. P Pw E(a) 3,097 326 338 1,!l62 976 986 353 358 255 49

    Ill. Marammana.halli }', '( ) 1.864 109 1(>9 543 297 :!46 88 78 117 9 112. S,ddapura 1.317 89 89 5:30 :!71 249 79 65 74 6 113. Jalodu 3.()67 178 178 I,Ol7 512 505 87 940 1''') 2 114. Gowd"thimmanaha.lli .I:' 1'\\ .E(a) 1.494 60 60 352 ]93 159 46 44 32 115. Nagalamadike PPw 2.105 113 l:lG 570 310 2(;0 \)0 74 49 11

    116. Upparahalli PPw 2,281 49 4!l 301 155 146 15~ 146 15 117. Thimmammanahalli I'Pw 1.404 ~47 209 9\18 503 4!15 152 167 43 4 US. Kambalahalli PPw 1,(\85 Un-inhahllld 7 119. Bugadur 2.755 187 lO7 483 :!49 236 8 79 29 9 120. Balasamudra PPw 2,632 III 111 575 293 282 8 84 76 8

    121. VaJlur PMpPw 5,634 284 284 1,375 726 649 173 158 128 32 122. Kyat.haganacharlu I'Pw. 5,070 362 386 1,9~6 977 949 213 2-15 294 45 123. Thirumani* MPwPo 5,586 215 215 1,467 561 506 130 124 :l67 64 124. Racharlu PI'w 6,610 291 292 1,496 778 718 luI 294 213 15 '125. Annadanapura Kw 834 10 10 98 54 44 1 18 1

    126. Ryapte PKw. 1,1437 377 377 1,849 944 905 301 298 53 43 159 18 127. HU8bcnpura PTkI'o 2,188 171 171 804 399 405 62 74 99 85 128. I'endhjeevi PPw. 1,767 104 104 491 253 238 43 45 55 4 129. Gyadigunte PI'w 2,146 57 57 315 164 151 60 53 17 8 130. l'happaganadoddi PPw. 898 87 89 507 261 246 29 26 51 4 357

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK-confd.

    Total WORKERS

    w0rkers r-- -~------~ .---~ worJr~H (1- IX) I I III IV V VI VII VIII IX X 81 r--~ r-"---:. r~ r~ r-"---:. ~ .---A--> ~ ,.--A--. ,--A---, ,---"----.. :.'>1 F :3f}':VI FM F :VI F M F M }' :3i FM FM F :vr F :'010.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    136 112 42 36 22 24 1 62 48 3 6 3 82 102 86 88 67 51 47 17 16 9 3 7 4 65 77 87 84 63 60 45 23 17 1 1 24 28 88 187 182 124 119 52 59 6 2 1 4 1 1 109 91 89 120 97 54 34 50 56 2 5 2 1 2 7 3 78 81 90

    123 96 33 28 24 33 43 24 5 ·18 11 63 63 91 239 115 143 \)7 61 66 7 12 3 12 1 166 173 92 101 87 89 75 5 9 2 2 3 73 84 93 50 46 40 39 7 5 3 2 29 25 94 167 I:W 118 93 16 20 3 6 1 2 5 2 6 2 9 2 110 113 95

    108 104 51 59 27 3f) 22 3 4 4 2 67 86 96 45~ 342 337 288 39 34 8 43 10 5 7 .. 13 7 6 2 201 267 97 388 299 262 194 39 72 3 62 22 8 3 8 4 6 4 211 243 98 4~4 295 294 201 32 69 7 37 7 22 17 5 15 12 230 388 99 92 69 70 42 5 25 4 9 3 1 43 64 100

    601 422 327 276 47 71 19 5 108 21 10 2 45 20 11 2 23 36 347 454 101 5 4 3 3 2 3 3 10~ 176 153 109 III 7 23 4 48 12 6 6 2 1 125 122 103 351 235 223 157 33 48 77 13 2 5 2 12 13 183 252 104 137 lOS 89 1'2 13 17 19 1 10 5 2 3 3 54 61 105

    544 403 300 245 65 80 1 14~ 70 15 13 3 8 5 207 339 106 261 201 153 90 5 47 52 13 7 5 44 46 125 167 107 166 150 102 89 38 53 14 2 2 10 4 122 137 108 265 220 133 106 62 87 3 1 25 5 1 24 10 8 5 10 5 180 189 109 621 482 224 203 55 59 12 2 168 60 7 3 102 51 32 28 2 19 76 355 504 110

    196 137 120 65 4 4 26 11 46 57 101 109 III 159 87 63 37 38 28 5 2 48 20 3 112 162 112 318 295 146 120 34 55 10 2 102 99 12 14 19 194 210 113 121 98 70 6~ Hl 20 2 11 6 2 11 16 72 61 114 192 148 110 77 39 65 2 24 3 1 16 2 U8 112 115

    99 78 42 60 2 13 53 5 1 1 56 68 116 2911 ~39 133 90 99 137 2 37 2 1 8 5 13 6 208 256 117 Un-inhabited 118 154 116 83 66 25 44 1 38 1 4 3 5 95 120 119 182 137 84 56 26 77 59 2 6 2 6 III 145 120

    469 285 223 127 127 135 2 86 9 12 8 19 6 257 3114 121 608 455 323 226 95 191 12 124 12 ·6 13 14 35 11 31l!) 4

    629 460 433 316 68 108 88 22 6 9 8 25 6 315 445 U6 235 83 161 25 17 54 1 18 1 18 3 6 1 10 3 164 322 127 150 133 68 41 25 63 43 23 6 5 8 1 103 105 128 97 86 47 36 28 45 1 14 1 :2 4 4 67 65 129 155 120 82 69 21 33 1 42 14 4. 1 5 2 106 U6 130 358

    VILLAG~.

    PAVAGADA

    Literate Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- Total Population Castes Tribes educated I'll. in pied House- ,----..A---,. ~ r-"---.. r-..A..~ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M F M F M F

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

    131. Rrirangapura Pw 3,358 115 115 624 3]8 306 171 168 36 5 132. Palavalli* MPwPo 7,199 309 309 1,551 794 757 256 250 189 52 E(a)(d) 133. Thimmapura Pw E(a) 646 17 17 100 53 47 29 25 ., 5 2 134. Veerammanahalli PPwE(a)(d) 1,135 101 101 491 245 246 129 124 40 15 135 Kenchaga11 ahall i P 1,121 52 52 298 172 126 ()1i 44 45 4

    136. Buddareddihalli P 1,066 54 54 268 148 120 20 23 24 3 137. Minakuntehalli PPw 1.009 60 60 313 160 153 48 40 30 5 138. Hosahalli PPw. 1,748 75 75 415 213 202 126 132 16 1 139. Kananadurga PPw. 1,0382 277 277 1,488 773 715 ~97 285 111 20 140. Bettadakelagalahalli MPw. 1,827 278 278 1,445 748 697 172 140 159 40

    141. Voddarevu PPw 5,470 52 52 219 117 102 13 11 7 142. Dalavaihalli Kw 1.315 1 15 12 3 2 143. Kyathaganakere PPw 2,977 171 171 818 423 395 215 199 65 12 144. Dasarammanahalli -Pw 1,371 37 37 221 105 116 43 49 19 35g

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK--i:ontd.

    Total WORKERS NOIl- worker r------~----~-~------~ work~", I-IX) I II III IV V VI HI VIII lX X ,..--~ ,--~ ~ ,.---A---. ,..A...--, ,--..A...--, ,--..A...--, ,--..A...--, ,--..A...--, ,---"---, ,---"---, SI. M F M F M. F M F M F ~{ F M .F M .F M F M F M F No.

    HI HI 17 18 19 20 21 22 2S 2~ 20 20 27 28 29 30 31 32 3S 34 35 36 1

    207 147 128 91 6 35 2 49 10 4 1 6 1 12 9 111 15\) 1·31

    93 152 62 ~7 a 1 :\ 13 1 1 4 35 68 136 llZ 54- 71 38 I) 10 1 19 1 1 3 12 1\ 48 99 137 130 39 89 31 10 6 30 2 1 83 163 138 M2 237 215 88 168 1,\4 86 f) 1 15 3 17 1 271 478 139 615 401 250 192 97 99 3 j(H 44 1 11 8 13 3 40 67 233 ~96 14,0

    83 69 39 23 S5 :n 2 3 1 1 S 4. 34 43 141 12 2 IS 2 1 6 142 249 215 174 139 25 48 IS 41 28 2 (I 174 184 143 55 69 42 53 3 IS 14 50 57 l~ 360

    TOWN PAVAGADA

    Total Schennled Scheduled Literate Population Castes Tribes and educated Sl. R arne of Town/ Area in Occupied House. ,-----A---- ~ r--"-~ r--"----, ,--..A..--.., No. Block Sq. Miles Houses holds P M F M F M F M F

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

    PAVAGADA (M) 0.30 996 1,001 5,913 3,144 2,769 405 411 2 1,754 750

    Block No. 119 119 659 347 312 1 1 282 169

    2 104 104 618 342 276 145 51

    3 109 109 625 328 297 184 51

    4 120 120 721 368 353 148 56

    5 59 59 354 203 151 143 59

    6 51 56 340 188 152 149 80

    7 76 76 458 231 227 11 7 158 83

    8 120 120 720 372 348 91 74 188 60

    9 80 80 469 255 214 161 171 112 31

    10 53 53 315 183 132 1 2 2 122 53

    11 105 105 634 327 307 138 156 123 57

    Y. N. HosKoTE /M) 0.80 741 756 4,790 2,497 2,293 111 104 1,189 437

    Block No. 1 92 92 697 346 351 4 2 95 15

    2 54 54 307 147 160 2 2 109 59

    3 75 77 540 292 248 162 101

    4 46 59 410 224 186 91 46

    5 90 90 452 259 193 105 100 136 47

    6 149 149 908 475 433 259 51

    7 94 94 637 329 308 153 40

    8 141 141 839 425 414 184 78 i'avagada Taluk Total 547.6 21,500 21,667 1,17,196 60,316 56,880 15,466 14,669 56 48 15,513 3,461

    Rural 546.5 19,763 19,910 1;06,493 54,675 51,818 14,950 14,154 56 46 12,570 2,274

    Urban 1.1 1,737 1,757 10,703 5,641 5,062 516 515 2 2,943 1,187 361

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK------eoncld.

    Total WORKERS Non- Workers r------..A.-~--~------~--~------"nJ].,,, RI. (I. I X) I n ill IT V TI m vrn U X ,--A---, ~ ,--A---., ,...... , ,---A--.. ~ r-"--->. r-"--->. ~ ~ ~ ~o. M F M 1<' M J;' lit F ~1: F M F M F M F M F M F }1 F

    15 16 17 18 19 ~o 21 :!2 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    1,613 614 388 184 48 34 40 14 141 80 98 23 208 80 200 45 51 1 439 153 1,531 2,155 M

    147 16 40 3 1, 6 .) 8 54 10 200 296

    197 140 50 39 ]2 10 6 59 51 7 3] 8 ]4 6 II 30 21 145 136 2

    174 no 61 44 I 16 s II 7 il .. II 15 15 7 4i ]5 154 207 il

    219 45 71 4 30 12 .) 1 19 25 4 62 22 149 308 4

    76 II 10 10 2 .. (j 18 8 1 21 8 ]27 140 5

    90 16 21 4 10 3 3'.. 4 .. 27 1 .. 8 98 lil6 f;

    103 32 30 22 5 8 5 1 10 4 3 .. 41 4 128 195 7

    203 97 60 26 5 2 3 15 5 41 6 33 14 1 .. 44 44 169 251 8

    129 90 30 29 11 7 1 J 2 1 51 28 3 1 24 17 126 124 9

    102 5 2 7 3 fi 1 .. 10 3 .. 73 81 1:.'7 10

    173 72 13 12 3 18 11 1 35 II 50 29 29 2 4 .. 21 3 154 235 11

    1,297 410 218 37 103 48 406 204 55 6 8 4 196 6 1 1 295 104 1,200 1,883.M

    194 177 14 5 132 161 .. 1 .. 24 1 18 15 152 174

    79 24 18 12 6 6 2 11 35 8 68 136 2

    128 20 11 12 . . 19 .. 1 .. 23 II ., 48 7 164 228 3

    108 12 III 5 3" 4 4 .... 26 2 1 .. 21 6 116 174 4

    Ili1 9 5 53 51 30 108 161 5

    35 il 51 34 84 .. 11 .. .. 37 1 .. 20 ]0 23(\ 386 6

    161 59 14 ]7 13 92 28 9 6 5 4 10 1 .. 13 168 249 7

    237 1 19 31l !) 6 .. 1 .. 12 1 1 .. 89 28 188 375 8

    37655 25993 21443 14876 4,846 6,632 543 84 5,623 2,025 456 58 698 295 1,162 422 93 2 2,791 1,599 22661 30887 T

    34745 24969 20837 14655 4,695 6,550 503 70 5,076 1,741 303 29 482 211 766 371 26 .. 2,057 1,3~2 19930 26849 R

    'a.910 1,024 606 221 151 82 40 14 547 284 153 29 216 84 396 51 67 2 734 257 2,731 4,038 U 362

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SIRA TATUK

    Square in the taluk Square in 19111 "'o"ul8,~"':It IMp ill. the Taluk ('~n~t1" .r---'.A.____, .... hid'th.. 19~1 Population map in Sl. Census I()~ ... ti()n 11151 191\1 ,.ii1ag~ r---.A..--""'""I which the No. .'31. location 1951 1[161 Village Code Ctn8Ue Ceneu8 "ppears No. Code Census Censull "ppear. 6 2 3 5 6 A.,Tllhllrl!. 1in0 .'594 D-G III Chiratlllthalli l': Ajjen8h3 Hi 245 1,664 15~ M 98 F-! 1,8119 A-II !'! Antbarura 52 Dandikerp 190 :to t09 !15 G-! !(I6 140 D-l! I Anllpanahalli Ii:! Da8arnhalli 80 4 ~58 :1l.2 F-,) 299 318 J-7 15 Areh all i Ii{ Dasarahalli 221 U !~5 1122 0--5 223 291 C-5 II llR,lakanahalli 55 Dr\'al!anah~lli 20 lU Hi '7404 E-~ 172 21P, H-a 7 lladam~ranahalli .'iT. Jiera"ahaJli 79 .2111 l,n9 J.~H D-6 234 N2 I-I) 8 B"rlenahalli J; Tl~v8ra~itJlj Ii5 2~1 112 115 D-5 266 403 F-3 9 Baja basa,oanahalli fiS DC,"8 rahaTii 58 (l3 2S7 ~3·i I-tl 9 5 H-& 10 BIlJaIlapaJ;ra 59 nt'\ al al'ur" 35 a:; 143 1:t8 II-6 75 J34 F-3 II JlnJapur:> 60 D(Jd,ill Agrahara 101 Jl4 1,13g 1,25i R-i 29 6,~ H-2 61 D()rldahanagere 12 p'nlcIlahafli 210 1,396 ]84 E'-~ 1.647 B-5 13 Bnnnakunte 62 D()ddach ;l;kanahalli 59 III 9~3 1.181 E-4 104 H-6 H Ba'J:ur 63 Doddagula 22 2TR 1,353 1,1540 r--II 928 1,114 G'-5 15 Ba'"'.n"h~JJi 64 DoddaJedamadll 161 140 1-2 65 81 G-3 16 PaeR\'anahalli 6.5 Dwaralu 39 122 170 185 I-.5 593 937 F-3 17 Ba1tiganaballi tiD Dwar"nakunte 120 464 465 1-4 239 725 1.110 13-4 18 BejjlhaJJi • 67 DyagerahaJli ]91 244 6A9 739 ll'-ti 978 1,201 D-2 19 Benche tiS Gajjarahalli 40 121 618 696 1-4 115 145 E-3 20 BetialJahlllli 69 Gandi Halli 248 67 216 205 H-6 88 121 B-5 21 BeviUllhalli 70 CanadahuDlu. 158 201 2,148 2,27tl D-4 342 560 F-2 22 Bidarakere 71 Giddllnahalli 160 43 1541 832 ..F-4 54 92 0-3 23 Bh upaRandr& 72 Girinathanah"Ui Gil l,O.1B 1,131 H-I) 8 S81 i64 G-5 24 Bhuf,ak:lltanaheJIi 73 Gollllhalli 4g 172 262 841l E-4 122 lu9 F-5 25 Bnppanadu State Fore.t 74 GOffillfahltlli 198 47 318 317 E-.S }62 209 D-3 26 Boranahalu 75 GoplIlltdevarAhlllli 154 0-1 123 461 633 1-5 27 BOfRsandnt 7tl Gopikunte 222 88 8Z U J-5 439 f95 C_," 28 Borasandr., 77 Gondagere 16g 45,') 17 847 44,3 G~~ 325 E-40 29 Rrahmasandra 7S Guddadarllng.,nahslli 107 92 721 833 I-Ii 461 H-~ 30 Bll<\lguudana Kaval 79 Guligenahalli l~ 141 1-2 941 1,071 0-6 31 BukkapatnR 80 11 387 leo 2,401 3,167 H-:! 411 0-5 32 Bu\"anahalJi 8i Gungurpellte 165 33 6119 897 F_4 63 F-l 33 Byrapura 82 Haldodderi 83 f56 I> 14 H_1i 600 584 J-7 34 Changavara 83 Huleuijjanaht'lls 129 202 !',Ofl9 4 160 182 1-4- 2,191 0_ 84 Halenahalli 35 ('}wmw nakun te 7 97 1,982 2,4tl3 H-5 759 978 F_5 85 Halkur 36 C'hannappanahalli 0.1 9 359 444 G-2 251 21':2 R_6 86 Haikuf Kat'lti 37 Channrnahalli 69 10 F_5 9 I1 II_Ii 87 Handikunte 38 Chcnnanaha.J1i 147 225 495 584 D-5 H_Z 88 II andimul .. ku 39 ChceianahaJli 37 F_2 III 23 H-4 40 Chikka Agrahara 89 Hanuro"'ll3ohlllli 170 285 130 351 44'3 [_4 343 E-4 41 Chikkabanagere 90 Irati AjjaiMhalli 228 209 1,]85 ('_6 21>8 264 D-6 , ],337 91 Haroger" 42 Chikkag;riyanah~lli 126 214 8:!7 8iG C-1 1_4 92 Hcmadorc 43 ChiUaguJa 21 203 2,444 :!,892 D-4 717 825 H_6 93 Herur 44 ChikkuhaJllmnt~ %08 192 346 476 D-:2 572 659 0_5 94 Hoiak:lllu 45 Childo:anahalli 119 182 E-3 1,259 1,761 H_5 lio Honnagondllnllhalli 46 Chikhn&i.Qte H

    -.-~--- TALUK+ MAP OF B 5 R A TUMKUR DISTRICT /....

    SCALE

    E ..... 11 ::0 1O -"3r------.-.----- 0- (II'" ~/')

    J la/uk Boundary I V;lIag-e " I Major Roads -== --+---.;_---+---- -1 Rivers ~ St,.ea"" ~ K T,'3v~(f~r's BunraJow T B Dispensary 0 363

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    SIRA TALUK-contd.

    Square in Square in t,he Taluk the Taluk 1961 Population map in 1961 Population ma.p in r--..A.._...... ,. which the C('nsu~ ,..--..A..----., which the Censu~ Sl. location 1951 1961 Village location 1951 19tH VIllage No. Name of Village ('ode Census Census appears N arne of Village Cone C'enRUS C0nsus "ppear~

    6 2 3 5 6 2 3 5

    101 HosahnJli 232 503 612 C-I'i U;l KUBukunte 3 205 221 F-~ F-5 102 Hosahalli ]99 267 377 D-3 152 KUBukunte Kltvltl .2 778 C- 5 10:1 HosahaIli 142 :160 502 H-2 153 Kyadigunte 234 577 F-:l 104 Hosakotc 246 30 39 B--5 154 Lakshmi~agMa. 38 561 781 48 H-2 105 Hosamallanahalli 72 310 347 I-6 155 Lingasettihalli 168 106 Hosur 194 !l40 1,194 D-3 15& Madcnahalh 131 D-5 :1,551 E-~ 107 Huildore 166 461 701 H~3 157 MadaIur 48 2,950 593 E-:l 108 Huildorc Kltval 104 267 92 H~3 158 Muddakkanahalli (Joel,) 183 404 1~2 109 Hulikuntc 207 779 918 B-5 159 Madenahalli 136 4~3 552 1,678 G-G 110 Hunasehalli 189 578 759 E-2 160 ?,[agodu (j 1,513 III Hunasekatte 164 790 1,038 H-2 161 Malanahallj U3 87 9" 1--1 269 G-:J 112 Hunjanalll 85 977 1,134 J-5 162 Malakapura 28 132 113 Jadarahalli 145 H-2 1n3 Manangi 41 671 989 F-! 114 Janakallll 139 485 662 I-2 164 Manganahalli 165 67 1M G-3 lI5 Javanahalli 75 181 192 I-6 161i MaragondanahalJi 1:l3 155 203 I-3 116 Kadarihalli 212 31i8 440 C-6 166 Maranagere 177 239 4.58 F-2 H-I 117 Kadnigero 98 1,:177 1,63!) II-5 1 G7 Maridasarahalli 14·1 E-:l 118 Kagplinganahalli 95 109 158 I-6 168 Ma~'1.!'akunte 1~1 470 589 119 Kaggaiadhll 173 442 5RO E-! Iii!) MatanahalJi li7 114 138 H-6 120 Kalappanaha]]i ll5 22 17 H-4 170 Maya~a!l(lra 54 278 :ll8 H-6 121 KalapUJa 55 484 452 H-6 171 Mekel'ahalli 27 370 50.5 G-! 122 Kalenahalli 77 95 91 I-6 172 Mclekote 180 522 701 E-1 123 Kaligonahalli 2::l0 469 508 C-6 173 l\felkunte 46 1.912 2,3"2 E-5 124 Kallahalli 227 254 264 D-6 174 lIfutlclappanahalli 1-2 125 KallambeIla 52 2,150 2,691 H-5 liS Mudrlcnahalli ID3 251 391 C-6 126 Kalloballahalli 127 47 54 I-4 1 i6 Mndigeru 29 2~.J 337 G-i 227 Kallukote 42 498 908 ]<'-4 177 Mud:gel,} Kaval 26 120 18:1 G-4 128 Kaluvarahallt 197 469 603 D-3 178 Mlldumadu 90 475 543 I-,~ 129 Kamagondanahalli 204 1,295 1,568 D-5 1 i9 Mugallahalli 13 568 (J.n G-fi 130 Kambatlahalli 151 G-l 180 Mu"akaloti 2H 5.15 549 B-.J. 131 Kanchiganahall, 116 454 494 H-4 181 Mutchavepranahall, 6~ 121 141 H-6 132 Kaniverampura 143 If_I 182 Nadul' 2()'i 2,743 3.123 D-Ii 133 KappenahaJJi 78 24 1-6 183 Naragonrla\laha!li 211 2,"j:l 238 C-G 134 Karehalli 240 168 163 B-4 184 Naranapura Ji;S 147 lS2 D-2 135 Karejavanahalli 96 199 317 1-5 18t!) Naraslpu)'d, 213 II C-6 136 Karekyathanahalli 226 237 286 D-6 186 Nejanthl 2t2 :HO 370 B-t 137 Karemadenah all , 134 619 785 I-3 187 Nclathimmanahalli 74 2():~ :lit) I-n 138 Katamala 12.') 59 72 .T-5 188 Neralagutldu 15:~ 2Dl 514 G-2 139 Katanahall, 219 137 168 0-6 189 Nldaghatta 2Hl 4~2 612 B-5 140 Katanahalli 187 D-3 190 Nimbemarada,halli 109 1119 187 H-4 141 Katanahalli 25 G-,i 191 Nyayagere 15 86 I~O G-6 142 Kataveeranahalli 94- 388 420 I-5 192 Padmapum 13 154 147 G-.3 143 Kenchappanahalli 117 215 193 H-4 193 Panajeiganahalli 34 696 1,077 F-3 444 Kilaradahalli 102 526 802 H-3 194 Pinnanaholo 179 7 E-2 145 Koratigere 50 278 280 F-6 195 Pujarimuddanahalli 230 109 131 D-6 146 Kotta 45 2,005 2,425 F-5 196 Punjihalli 112 H-4 147 Kotta 236 931 1,140 C-5 197 Pura 148 173 235 H-2 148 Kumbarahalli 105 239 327 H-3 198 RagaJahalli 229 433 398 D-6 149 Kumbarahalli 185 485 677 E-3 199 Ramalingapur8> 137 538 753 C-4 .15(, Kurubarahalli 163 480 645 G-2 200 Ramanahalli 157 191 268 .1"-1 364

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SIRA TALUK-concld.

    Square in Square In the Taluk the Taluk 1961 ropulillion map in 1961 Population map in ('ensue ,_..A..-_--., which the Census ,.---..A.._-", whieh the SI. Incation 1951 1961 Villa9:e SI. location 1951 1961 Village N"o. Name ofYilIage Code Census ('('nsus app0 !lrs No. Namp of Village Code Census Census appears

    2 3 4 6 6 2 3 4 5 6

    201 Ramanah!llli 223 :)7:J 428 D-5 :!~fl Thuz:.rihalli 12 79 126 G-5 202 Ranganaha 1Ii 73 2! 21 1-6 227 Tha!a!!lIncl.1 61 771 754 H-6 203 Rang-ana} alli 106 262 396 H-3 22,Q Tharnr 70 1.748 1.920 1-6 204 Ranganahalli 36 167 238 F-Z 22D Th:mmanahalli 149 H-I 205 Ranganahalli 186 531 655 E-3 230 Thippanahalli 87 349 403 J-5 206 Rangapura 217 236 237 D-6 2::11 ThoriYrlppanahlllJi 6-1 52 38 J-6 207 Rang-apm'lI 206 209 277 D-I'i 22:1 Thllpp",I'lkona 132 675 840 1,-3 208 RatnaRandra 19 1,1.52 1,493 G-6 233 Ujjanakullte 178 22 75 E-2 209 Sadarakarcnahalli 167 18 30 H-3 234 Vadd3Jlahalii 91 66 49 1-6 210 Sak~hlhalli 103 350 H9 H-3 235 Vaddu nahalli 110 376 509 H-4 211 Ruladahalu 150 G-l 236 Vajarahalli 2a8 394 4S8 (:-4 212 Salapura 138 12 12 1-2 237 Va,adapura 247 253 288 B-5 213 Sallkapura 195 14 D-3 238 Venkatapura 152 G-2 214 Seebi 86 1,208 1,258 J-6 239 Venkatapura 81 J42 166 J'--7 215 Seebi Agrahara 84 1,731 1,925 1-6 240 Vobalahalli 119 155 162 1-4 216 Syakadady 159 711 1,036 G-3 241 Vojakunte(SJra) 1 325 424 F-5 217 Syasamaru 237 325 418 C-4 242 Yadaladakll 233 8s0 989 C-5 218 S,dalakona 124 182 217 1-5 243 yalladabagi 89 1,511 1,616 1-5 219 Siddapura 196 319 254 D-:l 244 Yaramadanahalli 118 368 376 1-6 220 Sira 51 50 F-5 245 Yelapenahalli 215 295 374 C-6 221 Siradadu 66 317 363 H-6 246 YtlliYllr 23 1,265 1,725 0-5 222 Sorekunte 32 584 916 (}-3 247 Yemmerahalli 24 142 159 G-5 223 Swalparahalli 82 249 281 J'-6 248 Yenjalagere 235 1,085 1,221 C-4 224 Tavarekere 176 1,384 1,826 F-3 249 Yeradakatte 162 265 405 0-' 225 ThadakaJur 243 1,722 1,807 A-5 365

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    SlRA TALUK

    Total: 200(31); 205(3); 207(34); 209(2): 218(2): 219(6): 220(47}; 235(178); 244(2); 250(2); 255(696); 265(1); 273(101); 280(22): 281(1); 288(227); 302(3); 311(56); 314(1); 339(2); 342(7); 350(63); 367(1); 369(64); 378(1): 384(2); 380(20); 392(1); 393(115); 394(1); 399(11)

    Rural: 200(20}; 207(34}; 219(6); 220(15); 235( 174); 2 H(2}; 250( 1); 255(096); 26,'>(1); 273(79); 280(22); 28il(227); 311(51): :H4(1); 342(7): 350(63); 360(53); 388(7); 393(lO!J}; 39!l(6).

    Urban; 200(11); 205(:{); 20H(2); 2IS(2); 220(32); 235(4): 250(1); 273(22); 2~1(l); :l02(8); 311(i;); 33 )(2); 367(1); 369(11); 37S()): ::>;1(2); 388(13): 392()); 393(6): 394(1); 399(5).

    VILLI\GEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Village~ : Sira 219(1): Kusukllnte 28X(3); Anupallaha1li 342(6); 2'l~(I), ;)11(2), 369(2): Ramanahalli 350(11); Nyaka,lady Honnagoclanahalli 2()7(1), 25;'(2), a50( 1). :j\):I( 1); Giri. :lia(2), :lIl(l), 3;)0(5), 393(4); Hunaeekatte 2:<'0(1), na!han"halh 273(1), 3U:{(I); Halkur 309(1); Thagglhflili 369(J), :J9:3(2); Huliunre 285(11), 273(1), 2HO(J), :1,)0(2), 39:3(1): Paumapura 3.~1)(1); Ajjenahallj :l7::(I); G"l:;_("na~lalli :3fl:l( 1); Banclakllnte 273(2), 350( I), 393(4): Kag-g,tieuu 235(1),350(2), 3\):l(2); Ttatna"anura 273(1), :l5(11). 39:1(1). :\;';'1(1), 309(1); Kt,hkanahltlli 355(13); D~yamhalli Dodultgula 207(1}, 273(l}. ;{50(3), :193(·(); 'lel·.vur 2;'i.'i(1}. 2Hi( I), 35()(1); T'1\'arekpro 2U7(J), 2Hl(I), 2:35(:l), 350(2), 369( I}; ~or·p];U!'h' 273(1), 3uO( I); B untn"h,tl;i 2.")3( J). 20.')( I). 273(!), 21l8(2), aH!J(I). :{9:l(4): l'ijana­ 27:3(1), 309(1), 393(1); l'anjigallaha\l, 207(1), 23;")(1), kunte :2LJ(:l): lILl.'lC1",1kunt,· :\3l)(2), :393(1); KU1u l )arahalli 273(2), 280(4), 2t>8(7), 31>(j(2), 3!l:~(1); Vwandll 21)0(2): 2:l5(9}; llan!.("nahalli 250(1), 273(1), 39a(1), HUllltsehaJli 369(1), 3!l:l(2); Manangi 2.)5(11i). 288(9!»); Clllkbll.t­ 2:{,j(:2:3), Ranganahalli 2:~5(19), 350(1): PanJ,gctnahalli kote 393(1): Kotta 207(1), 235(2). 273(1), 2;;8(2). 2:35(15): Dyagerahalli :J35(49); Hel'llr 350(1): Hosur 311(2), 350(2), 369(1), 393(3); :Melkuute 273(::), :1500); 235(3), 273(4). 369(2), 39:J(6): SHIuapllra 235(1): Kalavara. 369(2), 393(3): l\laurlalur 207(:3), 235(.5). 27:J(3), 280(2), halli 2:35(1), 393(3); H03ahal!i 235(5); Bl'Ylllahalli 350(1), :369(2), 39a(4): Kallamhella 200(1). 207(tl), 273(5), 200( 2), 2ii5( 133), 27a( 4), 369( 1), 39:3( 2): Changa vara 2~O(6), 288(4), 311 (a), :l50( I), 369(2), :J88( 2), 3\13(7), 2.55(22), 28fJ(1), 311(21), 350(1), 369(1), :393(1): Hemm<1uore Bhup"",nura 207(2), 255(1), 311(3), :loO( 1), :;69; I); Bahlla­ 25.")(96). :1511(1), 369(1), 393(4); Kamagondanahalb palya 369(1): Tharlll' 200(1), 27:1(1), 39:1(1); Da"'1rah,tl!i 200(1), 2.';;\(14), 3\;9(4), :393(2): Nadur 2UI)(2), 255(4S): 20.(2), :;;;0(2): Haldll!hleri 27:\(1), 393(J): Mualmauu 273(1). 2:l1>(2), 31;\)(2), 393(2): HulIkllnte 235(19), 39:3(2); 207(2), 273(1), 311(1), 36U(I): Brahmai.:1nura 273(2), Chikkahultkllnte 25.)(4): Chlkkaba,lagere 393(2); Ha1'O­ 342(1), 3i'il)(I); K:1taveeranahalli 311(2); lla[enahalli gere 211(1), 273(1); Yelapanahalli 244(1); Badamarana­ 200(2), 207(5), 220(3), 273(7), 280(1), 350\5). 3S:5(2), halli 207(2), 235(6), 235(2), 311(2), 369(1), 39:1(1), 399(1): 393(2); Kadavigere 2n(2), 350(4), 393(1); Ch,kkana',alli Bargur 200(2), 23.5(3), 2,35(67): Kaligllllahall, 255(7), 2(1)(1), 2S0(2), 288(2), 369(2), 393(2); Bllkkapatna 200(2) 393(:l): ltamaw1halli 23.~(4); Agrahara 255(3), 3G9(2), 22U(2), 273(1), '280(1), 350(1), 309(1), 388(2), 393(4): 393(2): Badenahalli 280(1): Hosahalli 2U7(1), 309(1): Kilaraaahalli 273(1), 288(22), 311(:1), 369(1), 393(t); Yadalouaku 350(1), 309(1); Vajarahalh 255(10): Dacha­ Da8.trahalli 311(4), 360(1), 393(1): Kllmbarahalli 311(3): nahalli 255(3): Devaranakllnte 200(1), 255(IUo), 3G9(2), Ranganahalli 2~8(2), 393(1', 3(j!J(4); Honnenahalh 393(3): Karehalli 255(2), Nejanthi 255(0), 393(1); 393( 1); Nllnbcmaradahalli 288( I): Vachlanahalli 28:;(49), Thadakalur 200(3), 235(7), 235(5), 273(J), 21>0(2),314(1), 311(2), 369(1): Agmhara 220(JO): 273(2), 288(25),393(1); 350(1), 369(2), 393(2): Bejjehalli 207(1), 235(2), 25,)(1), Yaramadanahalh :169(1), 3(j3(1): Bellohe 369(1), 393(1): 27:3(14): Thlrthahalh 200(1), 207(1), 233(7), 2.:;5(30), CllIkka Agrahara 207(2), 369(1); Thuppadakona :J8t>(o), 2dS(1), 369(1), 393(3), 399(1); Ullm.uahalh 350(1); l\aJagalli 311(2), 393(1); Maragllndanahalli 207(1), 369(1) :\Iadena, 255(20), 273(1), 369(1), 388(1) 398(2). halh 3.50(1), 393(1); Ra.maliuga.pura 200(2), 273(2)- 3 tin

    VILLAGE

    SIRA

    Literate Soheduled Scheduled and Area Ocou- Total P"plllatlun Castes Trthes educated in pied Housc­ ,--- S1. .A..--~ ~ r--.A. ___.." Acres Houses holds P '!If F J'vI I<' No. Village Amc:nil!es M F

    .) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Vojakunte Sm. PwE(~) 833 84 84 424 204 220 62 63 34 5 2 KuPlnmte kaval 174 Un-inhabitecl ;) Kllsukunte TkE(a) 14;)7 50 221 105 116 1 1 1 4 Anupanahall! PKw}<~(a) 790 52 52 312 168 144 97 76 46 9 ],031 5 HODna~()ndanallal1i P Pw E(a) 1927 201 201 522 509 103 7 151 34

    4662 319 319 l,m8 864 814 143 158 68 6 }'bgodu * M Pw Po E(a) (i) (d) 293 7 ChaIlna.nakuntc P Pw E(a) 770 175 175 978 495 483 150 158 118 !l 8 Girinatlmnahalh P 1'w E(a) 756 96 96 464 234 230 3 80 6 786 88 88 444 221 223 93 113 37 9 9 n"lkur l' Pw l'~(a) 10 Halkur kaval 557 U n-inhf,bitcd

    11 Gummauahalh l'w E(a) 1488 87 87 4H 206 235 34- 40 20 209 30 30 126 66 60 3 5 10 1~ Thaggihalli l'w E(a) 13 Padamapura l' Pw E(a) 324 29 29 147 77 70 44 37 18 69 69 322 160 162 48 42 54 14, Arehalli P Pw E(a) 5S2 120 6 6 4 15 Nyayagere Pw 926 25 63 57

    J 6 Guhgcnahaili" :!II Pw Po E(a)(d) 918 215 215 1,011 552 519 88 81 136 37 H~ 77 5 17 Bora8nadra PI'w 220 83 83 223 220 62 63 6 18 lIIuganahalli P Pw E(a) 2034 133 133 631 ~19 332 19 21 60 l,oH13 9 19 Ratnasandra PPwE(a)(d) 2441 29<1 294 747 746 117 112 169 3 20 Dcn.ganahalh. Pw 1710 41 41 21G 117 99 28 20 20

    13 21 Chikkagulll PPw E(a)(d) 1428 158 158 825 431 394 64 50 131 523 106 101 " 108 11 22 Dodtlgula l' Pw E(a) 1941 210 210 1,114 591 854 201 341 82 23 Ydiyur MPwE(a) 3059 315 315 1,725 871 213 2 24 Yernmerahalli PwE(a) 522 32 159 77 82 2 8 Un-inhabitell 25 Kat"nahalli 367

    2 26 Mudigere Kaval l' Pw 7795 30 30 1::;3 100 83 92 74 8 114 20 27 Mekerehalli PPw 125 85 b5 505 261 244 64 65 97 118 43 12 28 Malkapura PKwE(a) 50·1 47 47 269 137 132 61 61 97 76 20 7 29 Mudigere PPw 1297 337 180 157 6 30 Anthapura l'w 217 40 40 215 122 93 1 31 Chikkasandra kaval 5643 11 6 5 86 71 170 51 32 Sorekunte PPw E(a) 5G7 165 165 916 478 438 172 46 33 Buvanahalli P PwE(a)(d) 1549 171 171 897 456 441 80 77 202 61 34 Panajcganahalli P PwE(a) 1410 187 187 1,077 579 498 89 80 14 35 Devarapura Pw 24!J3 35 35 134 73 61 33 25

    I 42 3 36 Rang!l.nahalli PKw 2198 45 45 238 12tl 110 116 97 37 Chelanahalli 911 Un-inhabi ted 146 41 38 Lak!;hmlsagara P Pw E(a)(i) 1490 159 159 781 402 379 120 126 163 49 39 Dwaralu P Kw E(a)(i) . 969 167 167 937 467 470 99 86 17 28 4 40 Gajjarahalli Kw 717 26 26 145 73 72 16 60 9 ·401 Manangl P Pw E(a)(d) 1607 199 199 989 516 473 323 294 206 68 42 Kallukote KwE(a) 2776 170 170 908 487 421 118 74 117 U 43 Bidarakere PwE(a) 2340 131 131 832 442 390 106 91 525 257 268 78 7~ 58 5 44 C~kanakote PDiv E(a) 1499 96 96 357 77 4.5 Kott&* Kw Po E(a)(d) 5317 439 439 2,425 1,214. 1,211 54 367

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    WO]!,KERS Non­ Total worker. ,------_------~------_. ------.. worker, (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII Vin IX I ~ ~ ~ ,-A--, ,...._, ~ ~~r-"'--, ~ ..--A-.., Sl­ M F M F !If F M F ~r F M F M F M F M F M y M F ~o.

    15 l() 17 18 19 20 21 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ~2 35 3n

    125 117 65 87 28 26 5 1 6 3 16 ., 5 71> 103 Un·inhabltefl 68 62 41 48 9 l2 13 4 I 17 54 106 70 70 34 6 6 17 7 25 1 -4, 62 'if 340 292 254 251 24 ~7 6 l3 5 C. 4 182 217 ;3

    463 269 315 159 6 !l :l 5 1 " 1 2 " 1~8 104: 401 543 (j 296 110 218 76 15 12 31 5 ~ 97 1. 1~9 37~ 7 137 133 123 lIB 8 6 1 "1 1 " 4 7 117 IIi 150 112 125 92 14 8 1 _2 " 9 10 71 III Un-inhabited

    138 40 81 32 21 8 20 7 ~ 51'; 195 II 36 24 31 U t I 30 16 12 50 :10 47 30 I 2 jl7 4:0 13 112 70 82 57 1 10 1 ~ " 17 10 .8 1>2 a 34 27 34, 27 !9 ~o 15

    334 196 273 165 3 16 13 4 ~ .. ~5 18 218 323 16 136 91 113 69 2 7 1 14 ~1 87 129 17 195 106 169 91 l:l i> 3 10 '[ 12( 226 18 473 304 364 236 4 5. 13 5 5 1 .. ~ 2 .... 18 60 274 4402 10 80 30 74 28 2 1 .. 3 1 37 69 20

    261 222 255 214 2 4 1 4 ~ 170 172 21 384 87 327 64 33 6 7 1 1" 40 ..... o 10 J07 4:311 22 493 234 3~3 188 17 8 2 8 2 4: 5 i ._ " 39 l!1I .78 ~20 2:4 44. 28 34 22 3 ~ ~ S~ 54 24 Un-inhabited 2.5

    51 40 50 40 49 43 26 lSI 153 II4 II 7 15 23 24 9 4 ft 4,,~ __ U 8 80 III 27 80 58 43 34 8 10 1 8 2 " ;,! .. 15 13 57 74 28 95 86 92 82 1 . _ .. 85 71 29 75 33 75 30 47 110 30

    6 4 6 4 31 275 212 154 119 57 63 7 3 39 19 2 1" 67 .. " 9 1 203 226 32 2s9 179 197 121 38 38 4, 1 20 8 4 1 .. 5 04, 20 1 Il17 2fl2 33 360 246 277 203 39 36 17 18 I 2 1 7 5 219 2.52 34 55 27 45 16 8 10 2 1 18 34 35

    Me 66 55 9 3 64: H 36 Un-inhab!ted 37 259 191 124 117 60 52 110 3 16 12 2 ! .. 4. ~ • 2 11 I) 14~ 188 38 305 207 121 106 92 61 22 7 10 1'153 50 %7 162 263 311 43 38 37 29 2 4. 1 a ftO so 40

    340 291 201 178 14 3 2 1 Il7, 100 5 II 1715 182 246 115 95 49 16 1 74 151 1 1 ! ! " 57 2 241 306 281 209 253 198 9 9 III 1 1 1 6 161 181 161 29 132 20 27 7 1 1 .2 'It~ 23101 7~ 478 070 157 70 :.178 17 :; (1 15 ¥ 4 7 II 2 17 4:71 731 368

    VILLAGE

    SIRA

    Literate Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Total PopulatllJn Castes Trihes educated SI. in pied House­ r--...A--~ ,-J'---. r-"--. ~--.. No. Villagt Amenities Acre" Houses holds PM£' M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    46 Mdnkullte H PwE(,I) 4778 437 437 2,382 1,214 1,168 146 134 369 34 47 Bnppanadu (Htate lTol'est) J' l'w E(a) 976 70 70 317 166 151 30 25 46 6 48 ~ladaJUl * M J'w Po E(a) 6344 6,,0 660 3,551 1,848 1,703 502 450 609 119 49 Gollahalli Pw E(a) 376 30 30 169 86 83 II 14 36 3 50 Komtigere .PPw 1003 55 55 2110 143 137 42 2

    51 Him 2791 9 9 50 22 28 5 4 7 52 Kallamhella* 1I1d Pw Po }~(a) (i) (d) 4:141 501 501 2.691 1,398 1,293 290 250 749 220 53 BhuIJagandra P Pw E(a)(d) 2331 242 242 1,131 564 567 88 101 181 2~ 54 .Mayasandra Pw 496 70 70 318 168 150 37 30 52 9 55 Kalapura p\V 420 90 9U 452 215 231 49 52 90 23

    50 Ryrapura Pw 668 3 3 14 8 6 2 57 Matanahalli Kw 191 23 23 1:38 62 76 20 3 58 Devarahalli P 247 2 2 5 2 3 1 59 Doddachikkanahalli Pw 588 31 31 104 56 48 55 48 1 60 Honnenahalh 5()1 27 27 146 84 62 6 8 38 1

    61 Thalagunda PPw 452 164 164 754 393 361 93 73 76 20 62 Chikkathimmanahalli 118 1 11 6 5 2 6:l Chinnappanahalh. PPw 412 57 57 282 152 130 34 24 47 8 fi4 Thoriyappt~naha\li Pw 713 7 7 38 17 21 10 9 7 65 BaJanapalya l'w 187 30 30 138 72 66 12 8 16 3

    66 Sirao.alu PI'w 484 75 75 363 178 185 57 60 70 10 67 Bettallaballi Pw 155 51 51 205 103 102 5 5 24 3 68 ::U ulcha wNallahalii Pw 651 29 29 141 73 68 15 69 Channenahalli 980 2 2 11 6 5 70 Tharur* M Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) 1858 353 353 1,920 995 925 13\.1 1')" 388 87

    71 Hasaburaju Pw 774 4 4 23 11 12 72 Hosmallanahalli 1'w 517 66 66 347 179 168 32 25 26 1 73 Ranganahalli Pw 968 4 4 21 11 10 1 74 Keelatimmanahalli P Pw E(a){d) 655 60 62 376 209 167 16 16 80 17 75 J a vallahalli Pw IU8 37 40 192 07 05 18 2

    76 Chinnenahalh Pw 407 50 54 230 117 113 2 32 77 Kalenahalli PwE(a) 671 14 17 91 46 45 5 78 Kappenahalli Pw 571 5 5 24 16 8 1 79 Devarahalii Pw 247 39 39 242 130 112 42 40 26 80 Dasarahalii P 604 71 76 318 161 157 53 5

    81 Venkatapura 215 24 24 166 82 84 16 2 82 Swalparahalii PPw 451 51 51 281 145 136 46 2 83 Haldodderi I' 1590 III III 584 301 283 113 115 61 23 84 Seebi Agrahara pPwE(a) 3081 378 378 1,925 986 939 155 157 282 29 85 Hunjanalu* PPwPo 6482· 210 219 1,134 576 558 134 144 112 7

    86 Seebi PPw 5123 237 240 1,258 617 641 80 80 99 10 87 Thippanahalii PTk 1638 78 86 403 212 191 66 64 85 15 88 Borasondra 1102 15 16 74 33 41 6 6 5 89 Yelladabagi P Pw E(a) (d) 3299 299 299 1,616 856 760 208 206 195 51 90 Mudimadu PPwE(a.) 1142 102 102 545 270 275 69 80 43 2 369

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    Total WORKERS Non­

    ______------.A..______~ lIVorkers ,-_------workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,..--A---. ,-A-,. ,.--A-, ~ r~ ~ ~ ,--A--o ~ ~ r-~ Sl. M F M F M F M F M F M FMFMFMF M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    789 364 641 278 31 3 17 59 6 4 1 4 .. 7 3 47 28 425 80t 4B 107 19 101 19 4 2 .. 59 132 47 ll47 661 950 592 40 9 3 78 22 11 .. 13 1 52 37 701 1,042 48 62 41 59 41 2 1 24 (2 49 103 87 96 85 '.'2 2 1 2 1 40 50 50

    14 9 12 9 1 1 8 19 51 810 562 618 503 68 27 13 7 26 6 5 2 1 .. 14 6 .. .. 65 11 588 731 52 383 258 250 172 37 56 11 6 53 14 4 2 .. 10 5 .... 16 5 181 309 53 109 86 SI 69 5 6 18 9 2 5 59 64 54 157 133 139 121 3 4 9 5 2 .. .. 5 1 58 104 55

    5 5 4 5 3 1 56 39 45 38 44 23 31 57 3 I 3 1 58 39 29 37 29 17 19 59 43 37 43 37 41 25 60

    ~64 221 247 214 3 8 4 2 " 2 2 129 140 61 4 232 2 3 62 86 76 78 76 4 3 66 54 63 II 7 10 7 1 6 14 64 63 41 52 38 1 .. 2 " 19 25 65

    120 107 98 100 15 I 6 2 4 58 78 66 71 68 68 61 1 3 I " 1 " .. 3 32 34 67 50 42 48 39 3 23 26 68 I) 2 4 2 3 69 642 445 387 349 25 27 145 33 25 4 :) 12 7 15 28 25 353 480 70

    8 7 8 7 3 5 71 116 90 103 89 5 7 1 1 " 63 78 72 6 1 1 1 1 2 2 () 9 73 127 33 49 32 23 I 42 7 6 82 134 74 67 25 51 24, 12 I 2 2 30 70 75

    75 66 67 58 5 3 1 1 .. 1 4 42 47 76 29 25 20 20 I 8 4 17 20 77 11 7 11 7 5 1 78 92 I) 81 4 I 10 1 38 107 79 119 31 88 23 7 21 1 42 126 80

    49 33 43 33 5 I .. 3 1 33 61 81 88 87 83 86 5 1 57 49 82 196 170 175 168 I 7 4 2 9 105 113 83 660 563 532 498 II 37 15 25 2 .. 13 3 6 5 36 40 326 376 84 398 297 299 265 9 14 9 54 I 3 4 23 13 178 261 85

    419 352 343 319 29 18 6 3 30. 7 311 7 4 198 289 86 151 84 124 75 7 10 1 ., .. 9 9 61 107 87 ~3 16 20 13 3 3 10 25 88 . 663 261 375 200 4J 26 39 1 42 7 4 .. 10 3 1 .. 41 20 303 603 89 170 119 143 105 10 9 1 8 8 4 100 156 90

    TUMKUR 370

    Vlt.LAG_""!'

    SlRA

    Litl"rate Roh,.dllit'

    2 3 4 7 8 !J 10 II 12

    91 Vaddallallalh Pw 6l'; 11 II 49 2:l 2(1 :J 92 Brahma~allrll"a P Tk E(a)(,l) . HJlili 1;)8 Ill:) 8;1:3 424 41)9 14,; l:l8 122 ;)1 93 BalabaRantnahalh l'w 3:1:2 5S 3:34 186 li8 ,·H 42 43 5 773 I.~ 74 4211 2:2~ Hl2 :ll Hi 94 Katavceranahalh P Pw E(a)(d) .,.) 3:3 87 95 Kagelin!!anabalh l'w [)78 :12 ._t_ li;S i() ill 27 21 U :l

    96 Karrja, anahalh PJ>w 5l(\ :)1 j H7 1jq ;,1> :)7 3:~ 3 !Ii Halcnahalh I' J<](a)(i)(d) 4;}.l ~:;:! ;l,·W:; 1.;!Ii.J 1. W!J :!:U Sl) :):):3 140 98 Kada "igel"e l' Pw E(a)(d) 15:l2 :l:3Ij :J:l\l 1,(;:;" 84~ 7si S,l S-t 31 5"{ 99 C'hikkanaIl1lIlj* H Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) 24iiU 299 299 I.7(H !l!I S:;I) 1:24 77 316 ti-l 101) Bukkapatna* MDmp l'w Po 16G:l 678 fi7s :),1(;7 J ,(i27 I,il-tu 1:)i; 1:2:) 723 :131 E(a)(i)(d)

    101 Balapum KwE(a) 163:2 II II 33 7 7 6 102 Kilaradahalli 1'8 101.:; 143 145 8112 404 :lUt; 1~:2 ISO 17~ 12 10:l Sakshihalli l' Pw 9l>1) 78 78 441l ~:,Il 210 8ll ti2 01 7 104 Hulidnre ka,-al l'w 16S0 :32 :)2 !J:! 4ii 47 ~7 4l (j 105 KUlnbarahalh S 179u (j~ 03 3j7 I6S ];3!) 36 ~6 15

    106 Ranganahalli Pw 2123 J96 ~llY 1~7 IS 16 39 2 107 Guddadal'a.ng'ltIahalll (ius L'n-inhl\.biteu 108 Honllcllahalli PPw IiI::! 14:J ].1:1 737 3U7 :31)U }Us 113 10'::> 109 Nimbcmaradahalh p" ml3 4U ·iIl 187 103 84 :H 2:3 it) 11 110 Vaddanahalli* I' l'w Po E(a) 252u IOU 1\111 31)9 2 H) :!liU 7~ 9.3 8\J 34

    ,W\) III Halldimlaku s -oJ"" 9 11 1"1. 112 l'unjihalh :Wb U n-illhabitel[ 113 Malallahlli 4:1:2 23 !12 48 H lJ 11 114 Dodda Agl'ahara* 111 Pw Po E(a)(d) 32U0 2l:! 1,234 U43 (ill :265 241 64 115 KalapPullahalii . 1'w 5 17 6 II 2 1

    116 KanchlgallalJulli. PPw 4:!U ~o 98 4!H 248 24G :l2 26 130 10 117 KCllchappanahalli Pw 4G;] 47 47 100 % ~ ~ ~ 18 118 Yaramadallflhalli P1'w 3\J4 67 ti8 :J76 IS2 HJ,! 49 lti 119 Vobalahalli Pw :l10 24 ;l3 162 9ri 67 20 ]20 Battiganahalli Pw 7G6 90 99 465 233 23u 48 42 27

    121 Benche PPw 566 I:J.j 135 GUG 337 ail!! l-U 133 106 3 122 Basavanahal!l PwE(a) 16\J0 37 37 liJ5 102 8il 24 3 123 Gopaladeval'ahalli PPW 801 \i8 91l 533 275 253 :ll 38 105 I!) 124 8idalekona 1'w !J68 4t 4-! 217 115 lU2 26 125 Katamala 441 15 15 72 39 3:l J4 13 2

    126 Chikkaginyanahalli 3:l:~ Un-inhttbited 127 Kallobanahalh Kw 31;] 15 15 54 28 2 1 128 Hosabijjanabella. Pw 1100 31 31 I Ill) 98 91 3 3 37 129 Halebiiianabella . Pw 825 35 33 182 86 96 12 11 26 2 130 Chikka Agrahara l'IIKw 3410 . 96 \J8 .J.4::l 23:, 215 51 40 42 2

    131 ~Iadenahalli 104i Un·lllhibited 132 Thuppadakona PPw 24\\1 15(\ l5G So!\l 431 4\l9 67 61 70 :2 133 Maragondanahalli S 2501 34 34 208 117 91 7 3 26 :2 134 Karemadenahalli l'Pw 2U9u 129 12\1 785 415 37u til 49 58 135 Muddawana.halli 765 Un-inhabited DIRECTORY TALUK-£ontd.

    Total WORKERS NUIl­ WOJ'kPl'. r------"------. \vol'k('r~ (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x ,..--A-.. ,....--"--, r-"-~ ,..--A-.. ~ ,--A--,. ~ ~ ~ r-"----. r-"---. ~I. M F ~l :If ~1 }' ~I }' M }' ~1 F M ]<' ~1 F 1\1 F M F 111 F ~().

    15 16 17 1:-; I!J :W 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 .:35

    13 4 13 4 1U 22 91 269 185 206 154 20 21 12 5 10 1 4 12 2 5 2 155 221 92 I~~ 106 S4 7S (i 2 20 26 12 6-1 42 93 154 91 118 87 19 2 2 II :l 74 HlI £It 52 46 49 41 2 2 27 33 9J

    102 76 89 70 5 5 45 94 96 7.)7 41/i 5:'2 :J:l!1 7 5,) 20 25 18 4 84 46 ;307 781 97 545 421 459 3.30 50 17 \} 3 .. 11 4 .. 19 7 303 366 98 583 400 418 317 54 20 13 I) 2 8 3 .. ,n 10 35t> 420 9n !)25 3!i6 615 2~H 33 I ., 42 8 21 15 4 26 5 3 1:l2 50 702 1,151 lUI) '·

    17 12 12 8 2 2 3 13 13 101 18:! 167 188 U)(i 21.~ 231 102 ., 148 110 136 lU7 8 ., 91 100 103 29 30 29 30 1(; 17 104 89 52 89 52 79 107 lU3 , 110 50 105 50 3 !JU 137 106 Un·inhabited 107 246 183 214 169 7 3 4 2 4 2 5 2 9 6 151 207 108 71 63 65 61 4 32 21 109 166 124 127 107 18 5 15 10 5 2 83 136 1111

    7 7 6 7 2 7 III U n- inhabited ll~ 34 23 2~ 21 :1 2 8 14 2[ 11:; 422 217 299 131 :n 48 26 6 8 1 .. 15 2 .• 11 8 221 394 It4 2 6 I 5 4 5 115

    157 137 103 96 26 22 5 8 2 1 8 12 2 91 lOll It6 62 54 35 31 26 23 33 44 117 124 102 100 95 4 5 20 2 58 9.2 ll8 67 43 61 42 I) 1 28 24 119 131 100 120 82 14 4 2 2 104 130 120

    238 135 199 115 18 19 21 119 204 121 71 44 67 41 2 2 1 31 :m 122 176 137 150 122 8 12 13 3 3 2 99 121 123 76 47 70 47 2 3 39 55 12-1 30 15 24 12 4 3 2 9 18 125

    Un-inhabiteu 120 18 16 18 15 1 10 10 127 63 33 54 26 7 7 2 35 58 128 64 48 55 40 9 8 22 41:) 12:) 172 141 132 108 38 33 1 1 til 74 130

    Un-inhabited 1·31 299 201 260 187 35 3 1 132 208 132 83 48 70 45 4 7 ;3 2 31 43 133 239 189 199 159 23 25 7 8 2 2 3 176 181 131 Un-inhabited l :5 24* 372

    VILLAGE

    SIR~'

    Literate Total Scheduleu Scheduled and Area Occu- Population Castes educated in pied Houae· .:ll. r----A>-----. ~ r-~ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    136 Madenahalli pp", 1047 114 115 552 2'.31 261 42 46 100 10 137 Ramalingapura*. M S Po E(a)(i)(d) 1707 154 157 153 380 373 ,111 101 154 62 138 Salapura Tk .' 426 2 2 12 4 S 4 8 139 Janakallu . PPw 1704 147 150 662 332 330 63 61 3 115 13 UO Basavanahalli 536 Un-inhabited

    1(1 Budiguddana kaval 4023 Un-inhabited 142 Hosahalli . Pw 494 94 94 502 257 245 10 10 81 3 143 Kaniverampura 1203 Un-itlhabited 144 Maridasarahalli 3906 Un-inhabited 145 J adarahalli 541 Un-inhabited

    1406 Chikkenahalli 351 8 5 3 3 147 Channenahalli 281 Un-inhabited 148 Pura KwE(a) 1292 51 51 235 115 120 14 13 43 149 Thimmanahalli 622 Un-inhabited 150 Suladahalu. 1092 Un-inhabited

    151 Kambadahalli 1593 Un-inhabited 152 Venkatapura 588 Un-inhabited 153 Neralaguddu PPw 3345 94 99 514 268 246 118 103 52 1M Boranaha\u 1568 Un-ll'_ha.bited 155 Gungurupente Pw 2580 15 18 63 31 32 12 9 2

    156 AjjenahaIli Kw 2179 28 28 98 48 50 23 22 14 157 Ramanahalli Kw 1513 47 48 268 152 116 9 12" 57 158 Ganalahuno,se P Pw 3437 100 100 550 283 267 55 58 54. 2 159 8hagadadu* PPwPo 1092 189 189 1,036 565 471 68 48 162 2S 160 Giddanahalli Pw 1238 15 15 92 43 49 11 8 16

    161 Doddaladamadu. Kw 1305 18 18 87 47 40 47 40 3 162 Yeradakatte PPw 434 &3 83 405 203 202 11 71 33 1 163 KuruLarahalli Pw 15934 134 134 645 321 324 78 69 67 3 164, Hunisekatte PPw 1724 214 214 1,038 523 515 143 134 132 22 165 Mangnahalli PPw 1181 23 23 104 56 48 6 18 6

    166 Hulidore Pw E(a)(d) 2487 127 127 701 363 338 51 50 100 6 167 Sadarakarenahalli Pw 251 3 3 30 18 12 18 12 1 168 Lingasettihalli Kw 956 11 11 48 28 20 3 169 Gowdagere PPw 2389 70 76 455 243 212 70 60 88 21 170 Hanumanahalli Pw 1046 66 66 343 173 170 36 43 43

    L7L Bandakunte PPw 1720 201 202 1,181 600 581 44. 49 154 29 172 Bhutaklltanahalli PPwE(a) 1025 65 65 345 184 161 12 13 44 2 173 . PPw E(a) 1887 109 109 580 294 286 100 108 73 12 174. Badahnahalli Pw E(a)(d) 772 116 119 744 362 382 265 262 103 13 176 Devarahalli • P Pw E(a)(d) 1357 74 80 4.03 207 196 4.6 47 73 2S

    176 Tanrekere* Md Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) 1940 352 360 1,826 943 883 134 109 216 177 Maranagere PwE(a) 1873 97 101 458 244 214 34 37 10 17iS Ujjanakunte • P1I' 1341 15 15 75 40 35 8 2 3 ! 79 .Pinnanahole 442 Un-inhabited ll>\J M..lekote • • • l' P1I' 1079 142 142 701 360 34.1 7a 72 30 373

    DIREC1'ORY TALUK

    Total WORKERS Non- __ A ______- ____~'9iOJkH8 workers r------(I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,--"----",--A-, ,--J--~ ~ ,-.A-~ ,-A--. ,...-A---. ,.--.A--. ..-"----. ,..A-.-,. ,--"---.,. SI. M F M F M F MF M FMFMFMFMFMF M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    176 HI }4,9 106 10 9 2 9 24 2 2 4, 115 120 136 212 1~4 151 129 15 12 2 741 6 30 19 168 209 137 4 3 8 5 1 3 Il18 214 184 184 163 4 16 16 5 4 4 1 118 146 139 Un-inhabited 140

    Un-inhabited 141 157 134 75 76 10 32 34 2 24 1O~. 2 3 ( 2 8 9 100 III 142 Un-inhabited 143 Un-inhabited 144 Un-inhabited 145

    4 I 8 I I 1 2 146 Un-inhabited 147 3 S 10 1 6 2 l.t', 2 5 40 64 148 Un-inhabited 149 Un-inhabited 150

    Un-inhabited 151 Un-inhabited 152 ~65 116 133 100 12 11 15 4 1 1 103 130 153 Un-inhabited 154 24 22 22 19 2 3 7 10 155

    35 34 25 25 7 7 2 2 13 16 156 107 71 75 68 3 1 28 1 1 1 45 45 157 184 150 155 121 15 15 3 1 5 6 2 4 4 3 99 117 158 367 296 338 272 1 2 8 6 1 2 1 15 17 198 175 159 27 29 20 22 2 4 2 1 2 16 20 160

    31 26 18 14 I 12 12 16 14 161 140 128 103 95 14 6 1 1 4 1 17 24 63 74 162 201 131 97 13 87 115 2 8 3 2 4 120 193 163 301 42 145 8 lIO 2 6 1 3 1 35 31 222 473 164 38 21 24 12 13 9 1 18 27 165

    229 155 172 123 32 30 8 10 1 7 134 183 166 9 6 8 6 1 9 6 167 14 1 14 14 19 168 174 87 97 55 3 6 38 12 27 14 8 69 125 169 105 64 89 58 3 4 5 8 1 1 68 106 170

    378 239 303 219 4 9 61 2 4 8 7 222 342 171 119 92 104 83 1 3 8 1 6 5 65 69 172 187 125 138 105 20 15 25 3 1 2 3 107 161 173 206 95 92 60 7 14 101 70 2 2 . 1 2 156 287 174 122 48 104 41 8 7 5 5 85 148 175

    537 376 220 87 227 254 58 ,27 3 11 5 2 16 3 406 507 176 147 113 65 55 7 15 75 43 97 101 177 20 18 19 18 I· 20 17 178 Un-inhabited 179 238 217 177 165 19 29 41 23 1 122 124 180 374

    VILLAGE SIR A

    Literate Total Rehedulecl R~h('!luled and Area Occu­ Population CastE'S TribeR educated Sl. in pied House­ ,..-_..A.. __---.,. ,..-----A---, ,..--...A-.... ,--A---.. No. Villagl' AmenitieR Aerl'R House~ holds P M F ,M 1<' M F M 1<' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    181 "Masaraknnte 1'1'w 1730 116 116 589 305 284 93 77 125 9 182 Holakallu . lUI Un-inhabited 183 Muddakkanahalli. 1'Pw 200 118 ll8 593 296 297 124 129 53 1 184 Balrnahalli 995 Un-inh~bited IS5 Kumharahalli 1'1'", 836 126 126 677 339 338 89 69 136 12

    186 Ranganahalli 1'P", 975 III III 655 316 339 60 55 97 9 187 KatanahaJll 367 Un·inhabited Ib8 Naranapura Pw 2262 32 32 182 97 85 22 14 33 6 189 Hunisehalli P1'", 1839 135 135 759 400 359 95 97 118 21 190 Dandikerc. 1'w 1218 28 28 140 78 62 20 15 16 2

    191 Dyagerahalli PPw 2762 186 189 1.201 601 600 81 81 161 15 192 Herm Riv 1688 86 87 476 246 230 65 71 50 2 193 Muddf'nahalli Pw 1800 78 82 391 196 195 31 34 35 2 194 Hosur* PwMPo 1909 217 226 1,194 611 583 68 65 228 66 19.~ Rankapura. Kw 591 3 3 14 8 6 3

    196 f'iddapura . PPw 914 46 46 254 135 119 26 9 45 4 197 Kaluvarahalli PPw 2872 122 122 603 319 284 157 122 98 19 H18 Gomarahalli Pw 878 41 41 209 106 103 26 29 32 1 199 Hoaahall! . PPw 935 69 69 377 209 168 30 25 80 10 200 Honnenahalli PPw 2345 94 103 554 281 273 56 60 53 3

    201 Bevuinahalli* PPwPoE(a) 8413 476 476 2,276 1.114 1,162 101 92 226 15 202 Changavara * p Pw Po E(a) 6540 370 370 2,191 1,158 1,033 159 Il6 200 8 203 Hemmadore* p Pw Po E(a)(d) 6568 541 541 2,892 1,500 1,392 262 336 509 46 204 Kamagondanahalli Pw E(a)(i)(d) 1843 275 276 1,568 819 749 122 115 373 48 205 NadUl * P Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) 6284 582 583 3,133 1,614 1,519 239 227 625 129

    206 Rangapura PwE(a) 878 50 50 277 143 134 77 72 32 207 Hulikunte* MPwPo 2693 177 177 918 472 446 76 67 170 35 208 Chikkahlllikunte. 1'Pw 1989 126 126 659 327 332 46 53 Il5 22 209 Chikka banagere PPw 2983 221 221 1,337 673 664 138 148 108 7 210 Doddabanagerf' . PPw 2863 290 290 1,647 832 815 246 154 219 25

    2Il Karagondanahalli PPw 773 46 46 238 119 119 19 17 41 4 212 Kadarihalli PPw 616 86 86 440 231 209 23 22 84 6 213 Narasipura Pw 360 4 4 24 10 14 214 Harogere . PPw 2102 167 169 840 425 415 155 133 112 20 215 Yelapenahalli PPw 814 64 64 374 211 163 65 47 34

    216 Badamaranahalll* PPwPo 2844 262 262 1,344 717 627 201 187 227 26 217 Rangapura PPw 597 35 35 237 116 121 20 12 21 6 218 Bal'gm* Md Rhc Pw Po 2947 322 322 1,540 754 . 786 154 158 338 91 219 Katanahalli 1'Pw 443 27 27 168 86 82 404 1 220 Kaligonahalli PPw 583 91 91 508 274 234 45 38 131 16

    221 Dasarahalli P1'w 631 53 53 291 145 146 39 35 46 5 222 GopikuntE'. 1'Pw 782 93 93 496 260 236 94 74 103 18 223 Ramanahalli PPw 682 91 91 428 234 194 49 41 76 3 224 Agrahara . PPw 1409 120 120 597 310 287 28 35 78 2 225 H andikunte PPw 1313 129 129 584 306 278 83 71 127 33 375

    DIRECTORY TALPK

    WORKERS ){on­ Total ______....A.-______---, workers r- - --- ,,'(',kpls (I-IX) I II III IV V VI YII YIII IX X ,---A--, ,--A----. ~ ~ r-__;"'___" r-__;"'___" ~ r--A..--.., ~ r-..A----, ~---. 81. M F M F :II F :II :F M F M 1" :II F :II J!' M F ~[ F :II F Xo. 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 26 27 2R 29 30 31 3~ 35 36

    IS2 124 173 120 5 2 3 123 160 181 Un-inhabitl',j 182 216 99 112 62 8 3 93 33 2 80 198 183 rn-inhabikd. 184 244 201 137 170 8 89 12 7 4 .. 3 95 137 185

    213 188 195 178 6 II 103 151 186 'Gil-inhabited 187 fll 53 61 52 ~6 32 188 247 2:19 IS7 159 4 2 2 .. J5el 120 189 1)4 31 42 ~8 3 2 24 31 190

    384 :Ill 7 246 253 1.-; 118 101 ~17 243 191 J63 1:17 142 130 3 7 4 2 ;; el R3 ~3 1~2 132 II 1 123 IDS .! 3 64 R4 193 375 294 2S9 260 :10 15 :n 6 8 ! 11 9 236 ~B9 19! 5 2 5 2 t· 3 4, 19.')

    82 46 74 45 53 n 1~6 204 123 197 122 2 3 2 11» 161 Hl7 68 50 66 48 a8 53 '[98 108 93 93 78 4 8 - 7 6 2 .. 101 75 1~9 192 157 163 I~I 18 11 II I 3 R9 116 200

    672 fiOI 381 240 :\8 :18 8 220 217 2 I} .. 5 .. 12 6 -\.t2 201 773 547 557 416 III 105 4 67 20 2 1 ! 2 27 3 385 2(\2 944 775 657 487 68 15 10 139 223 6 4 IS 6 4 42 40 ;-;5(\ 2(\3 olO :)68 278 ISS 59 J9 9-t 1:17 14 8 3 3 46 :W 30!) 204 1,OIl 1)99 590 2Si; ](I I 1:l6 7 132 ];-;4 29 2:lO 5 2 .. 88 ],) foO::! 201;

    98 79 86 70 II 9 4.'i 1).5 206 286 211) Ill9 liiO 56 41i 19 Ii 3 10 186 231 207 206 182 171 1,,5 HI 19 9 8 7 I:H lliO 208 421 :156 327 296 GO ii7 l~ 2 4 2 .. 6 :?c"j:? :-lOS ~09 507 413 :183 :1;\4 41 36 4 1:1 l-! 57 23 325 402 210

    'S3 73 78 71 3 L :l(\ 46 211 142 118 132 116 6 3 1 89 91 212 7 8 7 8 :1 '6 213 294 186 222 148 37 Iii l:n 229 214 123 105 118 99 1 1 4 :} 1 88 58 215

    480 373 392 291 35 ':;3 29 16 7 (i 2 13 G 237 216 81 69 71 (1) 8 2 2 I 217 467 402 265 217 48 4ii 120 12 5 46 13 287 218 53 57 52 57 :1:1 25 219 175 156 140 129 7 12 9 17 7 99 78 ' 220

    S9 78 66 GO 3 7 11 13 :>6 68 221 167 149 II9 123 34 23 :1 5 93 s7 222 Hl2 140 1:!4 121 Iii 12 ,) . 72 54 223 ., :W;l 223 l!J3 212 7 9 .) 107 64 224 187 166 179 149 Ii 16 119 112 225 VILLAGE SIRA

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- Population Castes Tribes educated Sl. in p:ed House- , _ ____A..__-., No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F

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

    211!l Karekythanahalli PPw 479 63 63 286 136 150 19 23 60 11 227 KllllahaIli . PPw 1363 57 57 284 137 147 32 34 12 228 Hariajjihalli Pw 916 45 45 264 126 138 31 49 34 229 RllgalahaJli* PPwPo 1002 85 85 398 208 190 33 33 87 7 230 Pujarimuddanahalli Pw 494 26 26 131 66 65 23 20 6

    231 B&denahalli Pw 520 21 21 ll5 f!.3 52 12 7 19 232 Hosahalli . PPw !l59 !l5 115 612 314 298 30 37 62 4 233 Yad&Iadaku P Pw E(a) 2478 182 182 989 502 487 104 86 154 13 234 Kyadigunte PPw 2012 142 142 778 379 399 114 116 63 3 235 Yenja'agere PPw 1879 209 209 1,221 617 604 149 152 187 22

    236 Kotta PPw 2549 165 165 1,140 583 557 118 130 183 36 237 Shasamaru PPw 1386 78 78 418 208 210 40 30 76 4 238 Vajarahalli. PPw 1675 85 85 488 260 228 42 46 53 239 Dwaranakunte* MPwPo 1539 185 185 111,0 5-16 564 82 84 161 18 240 Karehalli . Pw 1362 33 33 163 90 73 31 28 18

    241 Musakaloti PPw 996 93 93 549 285 264 75 76 72 1 242 Nejanthi PPw 2180 68' 68 370 181 189 25 37 54 10 243 Thadakalur* PPwPo 3634 310 310 1,807 925 882 178 163 332 30 244 Bejjihalli . PPw 2025 140 140 739 366 373 131 133 86 8 245 Chirathahalli* PPwPo 4662 307 307 1,869 945 924 245 208 315 70

    246 Hosakote . Pw 606 8 8 39 22 17 2 247 Varadapura Pw 600 58 58 288 140 148 3 38 16 248 Gandihalli Pw 523 15 15 121 67 54 4 9 1 249 Nidahgatta PPw 1238 94 94 612 309 303 35 112 21 377

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    Total WOBXEBI Non- _____A- ______~ workers ,------._--- 1Iorker~ (I-IX) I II IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,.--A---, ,-----A---, r--A---.. ,--"-~ ,---..."--, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 81. M F M F M F M F M FMFMFMF M F M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    87 83 55 65 5 8 14 2 2 2 11 6 49 67 226 93 90 71 57 19 33 2 1 44 57 227 70 74 65 74 1 4 56 64 228 135 92 1I2 81 3 3 13 5 2 3 5 73 98 229 43 53 39 53 3 23 12 230

    41 40 36 39 2 3 1 22 12 231 201 145 157 126 5 III 1 1 .. 20 17 113 153 232 336 278 254 195 60 74 1 3 5 4 3 3 .. .. 10 2 166 209 233 251 251 217 230 19 9 3 2 .. 12 10 128 148 234 415 363 305 287 41 53 26 .. 10 4 9 10 23 9 202 241 235

    385 337 289 281 55 47 7 2 .. 10442 .... 18 3 198 220 236 Il2 124 95 93 12 29 2 2 ] .. 1 96 86 237 179 139 II6 97 19 21 23 10 10 6 .. .. 11 5 81 89 238 361 436 126 62 3 155 210 8 26 20 11 5 35 46 185 218 239 66 52 40 31 26 21 24 21 240

    217 185 189 175 19 10 3 4 ., 2 68 79 241 118 119 90 84 13 20 12 11 4 .. ., .. 3 63 70 242 589 478 400 344 74 86 27 28 23 1 11 4 7 4 47 11 336 404 243 215 186 193 171 7 6 8 6 3 .. 4 3 151 187 244 603 499 414 311 44 101 8 1 66 62 18 3 7 .. 7 7 5 .. 34 14 342 425 245

    13 9 13 9 9 8 246 98 40 62 23 6 5 10 8 9 .' .. 12 3 42 108 247 40 30 34 28 4 1 ., ., ., 1 2 27 24 248 204 163 U8 85 17 27 1 59 47 1 .. .. 2 2 ., .. 6 105 140 249 378

    TOWN

    SIRA

    Ijkrate Scheduled Rchedllled and Total Population Castes Trihcs educated -11. 1\ arne nf Til" 11{ Area in Ocrupi{'(l How.;". ,.....----..A.----, r--..A.---., ,---.A.---., ,-_.A._-, !\n. HIMI; ~'l.Mil{', HOllRPS hol(IR l' M F 1T F )[ F 111 F

    I • .) 3 4 Ii 7 9 10 11 12 13 14

    ~Tr..\ (liT) 1.0 2,567 2,599 15,408 7,926 7,482 720 730 1 4,480 2,650 144 144 778 41(l 362 211 225 1M 57

    2 120 1::'0 59!) :JOO 113 102 147 .,., 136 7Hi I:! 2~4 98 4 llR llR 700 2 7 272 161 r, un IHi n6S 314 9 17 193 100

    llii II ;, [i)[j 276 10

    974 ,,00 2 3HI 220

    164 Ifl4 1,02~ 500 3lG 235

    llr. lIii 612 314 151 205 10 720 ;)44 12 75 ]) 60 60 326 )(l::, 1M 124 3

    12 12S 12S 742 361 381 41 41\ IIl6 9'> 13 13() X85 452 433 282 ~oo

    14 82 746 204 140 11; l:l:l l:l:l 7S5 393 169 139

    1(; lii3 lii3 464 277 168 17 I4fl 146 926 512 414 2!) 21

    IS 116 llfi 731 ·W3 328 (\ 26-1. 176

    19 117 lli 782 410 If) HI 178 13;' 713 4R 142 28

    ~I 97 ()7 542 85 75 lG7 72

    ,ira Taluk Total 573.2 28,537 28,7191,54,004 79,022 74,982 15,765 14,732 2 3 26,059 6,620 Rural 572.2 25,970 26,1201,38,596 71,096 67,500 15,045 14,002 1 3 21,579 3,970 Urban 1.0 2,567 2,599 15,408 7,926 7.482 720 730 1 4,480 2,650 ~79 DIRECTORY TALUK

    Total WORKERS ~on­ Work!'rR r------..A. ______--., Worker~ (I-IX) I II HI IV V VT VII YIn IX X 81. ~.A.-"""""\ _.A--, ,.-----..A.--, ,--..A.---." ,------A---. ,-..A.-, ,-..A."""""\ ,--..A.---." ,-..A.-, ,--.A---, ,-- ..A.--., Nt', M F ~i F ;\[ ~F M F :\1 F ~{ F){ F){ F ::\I F ;II F :\1 F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2~ ~o :1~ 35 :16 1

    4,297 1,250 732 359 93 95 45 15 549 291 855 231 305 93 65:1 26 966 _. 799 140 3,129 6,232 ~[

    245 77 62 6 (, 7 -ll 11 8 .. 6-l I) 171 285

    146 151 22 17 4 10 2 66 lOS " ._ 19 8 6 7 20 6 15~ 149 2

    201 95_ 26 2 6 3 10 12 62 46 IS 4 11 13 .. 31 7 161 259 3

    180 4n 25 9 2 8 3 13 39 10 6 30 13 .. 40 6 172 29q 4

    190 71 36 5 3 16 4 17 19 61 20 18 20 3 5 .. 26 6 164 243 6 166 81> 28 25 12 22 20 8 39 21 22 :1 25 1 .. 18 4 110 158 5 235 30 30 2 12 Hi 69 2 5 6:1 2 15 .. 39 11 239 470 7 284 6B 28 11 9 6 99 42 6 2 12 .. 28 5 238 4:14 8

    179 59 34 21 11 .. 57 24 10 19 2 .. 45 13 135 239 9 228 85 98 57 10 8 8 1 .. 1 .. 65 16 148 255 10

    106 85 74 5~ 7 16 4 12 11 :1 ._ 2 4 58 77 11

    10 5 21 4 75 17 25 3 4 24 17 :~ 176 :1.'j() 12 225 51 15 2 2 57-i30 8 6,,\ II 12 227 382 13

    196 33 42 6 2 7 81 24 11 28 4 .. 2 171 :143 14 206 9 25 6 3 84 4 \) .. 3 18 4 IS7 383 15

    233 17 22 3 5 15 ~ 137 !l 8 ., 16 6 .. 24 2 225 4-17 )5

    287 14 9 3 7 :l3 4 24 1 9 .. ~7 Is .. 150 6 225 400 17

    194 26 15 2 50 9 12 3 60 5 .. -17 1-1 ~09 302 IS

    226 27 13 7 5 2 3 ~1 4 12 ._ Ii .. 72 12 18-1 345 19

    240 132 99 84 7 7 32 .. 603R 18 -l .. 15 1:l4 207 20

    145 57 19 28 6 12 23 4 19 12 2 6 11 .. 21 5 139 201 21

    4,9144 83,052 34,092 24,777 3,642 3,378 858 192 4323 2,600 1,244 269 577 177 1,181 326 201 .. 3,0261,333 29,878 41,930 T

    44~847 31,802 33,360 24,418 3,549 3,283 813 177 3,7742309 289 38 272 84 528 300 35 .. 2,227 1,193 26249 35698 R

    '4297 1250 732 359 93 95 45 15 549 291 955 231 305 93 653 26 166 .. 799 160 63629 232 U 380

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    TIPTUR TAL UK

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    1 Adina.kanahaIJi 119 291 323 B-4 52 Echanur 18 1,253 1,567 D-4 2 Agrahara 182 93 115 D-5 53 Echanur kaval 20 D-5 3 Alaboor 200 1,152 1,517 E-5 54 Edenahalli 2 1,691 2,301 C-3 4 Aladahalli 191 469 531 D-4 55 Eralagel'e 8 309 342 B-4 Ii 120 306 399 ('-3 56 Eranakalu Kavsl 156 C-6 6 Anivala 83 254 297 B-2 57 Gadabanahalli 143 97 205 C-6 7 Annama]lenahaJli 127 233 319 ('-5 58 Ganganaghatte 225 976 1,209 E-3 8 Annapul'a 3 379 496 C-3 59 Ganjalaghatta 214 150 202 F-4 9 Anagondanahalli 43 414 514 C-3 60 Gedlahalli 124 267 367 C-3 10 AraJaguppe 155 1.149 1,421 C-6 61 Ghatakanakere 103 317 339 B-3 11 Ayarahalli 161 296 347 D-5 62 Ginikinakere 165 97 150 D-5 12 Badanakatte 146 17 19 B-6 63 Gopalapura 186 213 293 E-5 13 Baguvalu 75 241 262 C-2 64 Goragondanahal1i 16 576 700 D-4 14 Bajagoor 220 1.163 1.388 E-4 65 Gowdanakatte 95 258 423 A-3 ]5 Ball"katte 26 81 76 E-3 66 Gowdanakatte 45 448 545 D-2 16 224 441 570 E-4 67 GudigondanahaIli 62 461 579 C-2 17 Ballikatte 159 162 179 C-5 68 Gungal'arnele 209 622 819 F-5 18 BalUyaner)u 87 979 1,179 A-2 69 Gurl1gadahalli 44 789 968 D-2 19 Bannihalli 33 138 225 E-2 70 Gyaraghatta 70 275 270 C-2 20 Beerasandra 153 647 779 C-7 71 Halgowdanakatte 67 78 197 C-2 21 Bennyaikanaihalli 7 493 587 C-4 72 Harenahalli 107 562 713 B--4 22 Bennenahalli 40 327 307 D-2 73 Halkurikcarnanikere 101 22 51 B-3 23 Bidarammanagl1di Kaval 55 55 ('-2 74 Halkurikearnrith kaval 108 A-4 24 Bidarekere 204 194 239 F-5 75 Halkurike (8) 100 ] .512 ] ,815 A-3 25 BelagarahaJli 189 478 593 D-4 76 Haraghanahalli 122 178 217 C-3 26 B.ligere 140 999 1,236 C- 6 77 Harisamudra 116 228 251 B-3 27 Bisalahalh 213 334 429 F-4 78 Hal'oghatta 230 219 277 0-3 28 Bochihalli 198 432 497 E-4 79 Hatna. 145 569 696 B-3 29 Bommalapura. 61 428 483 C-2 1)0 Havenahalh 21 303 366 D-4 30 Bommpnahalli 92 94 ]72 A-3 1)1 Hindisgere ]47 229 324 B-7 31 Bommenahalli 10 210 342 C-4 82 Hmdisgere 14 498 539 C-4 32 Burudeghatta 172 688 760 D- 6 83 Hin:bidare 51 229 156 C-2 33 Byadarahalli llO 175 228 B-3 84 Hogavanaghatta. 29 300 374 E-3 34 Byranayakanahalli 123 401 474 C-3 85 Honnavalli 69 3,435 3,969 B-2 35 Byrapura 134 244 303 C-ii 86 Honnenahalli 188 216 270 E-5 36 Byrapura 106 188 230 B-3 87 Honnenahalli 41 222 265 D-3 37 Chattnahal1i 56 318 33] D-3 88 Hosahalli 91 162 211 A-2 38 Chiggave 183 268 263 E:-5 89 Hosahalli 22 483 525 D-3 39 Chikkabidare 49 383 432 D,...... 2 90 H uchagondanahalli 9 605 585 C-4, 40 Chikkahonnavalli 82 455 492 B-2 91 Hulihalli 84 662 897 B-2 41 Chikkama.rsppanahalli 6 172 254 C-4 92 Hullenahalli 218 538 204 F-4, 42 Chikkarangapura 23 419 478 D-4 93 Hullenahalli Kaval 219 F-4 43 Chikkakotigehalli 24 59 41 D-4 94 Hullukatte 17 193 199 D-4 44 ChowdaJapur&da K&v&1 136 6 B-5 95 HunasPghatta 228 229 562 E-4 45 Chowdenahalli 72 142 167 B-2 96 Hunumanthapura 73 94 82 B-1 46 Chowlih&lIi 104 367 375 B-3 97 Hurvlihalli 115 169 190 B-3 47 D&8&nak&tte 99 283 309 B-3 98 Jabaghatta 222 231 309 F--5 48 Daaarighatta 31 930 1,118 E-3 99 Jakkanahalli 139 557 678 B-4 49 Dasihalli 28 258 317 E-3 100 Jayapura (Vodddarahalli) 192 113 139 E-4 50 Doddam&r&ppanahalli IS 2]9 258 C-4 101 Kabbahalli Kaval 210 F-5 III Doddikatto 109 22 55 B-4 102 KadasettihaUi 169 253 153 D-5 i'1~! ;:w ~ a

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    2 3 4 5 6 2 5 6

    103 Kagehallada Kaval 126 13-:J 153 lIIallenahalli 135 72 81'S ('-5 104 Karkere 118 438 512 13--4 154 Mallenahalli (g) 208 404 472 F-5 105 Kallahalli 34 116 117 U-3 155 lIIalienahalli (J) 223 220 278 E-2 106 Kallahalli 212 120 143 F-! 156 lIIall«devihalli 811 ]61 167 107 Kallasettihalli 160 253 292 C-5 157 lIIallapatna. 132 218 244 C-5 108 Kallenahalli Kaval .15! (;-7 158 Mdnakikere 114 521 604 B-3 109 Kattehalli 162 85 99 C-5 1M) Mara,!(ondanahalli 63 198 221 C-5 llO Kamagondanahalli 148 130 139 B-7 Hill lIfaragonrlanahalli 206 262 296 1<'-5 III Kanchaghatta 59 477 568 C-3 ]61 ~Ial'8nagere 58 5:H 791 D-3 112 Kannughatta 174 424 526 D-4 ]62 Ma ~a vanaghatta 216 774 886 F-4 113 Karadal 168 261 380 D-5 16:) Mathighatta 195 672 771 E-4 114 Karadi 130 221 412 C-5 164 50 648 786 (;-2 ll5 Karekurchi 151 139 128 B-7 165 Mayagondanahalli 98 318 321 A-3 116 Karikere 53 929 1,054 C-2 166 Meesethimmanahalli 125 119 164 C-3 ll7 Karikere 170 433 518 D-5 167 lIIelanahalii 178 210 271 D-4 ll8 Kasavanahalli 205 148 167 F-5 168 Melanahalli 226 259 263 E-3 119 Kasavanahalli Kaval 207 ~'-5 169 Melapura 36 28 26 D-2 120 Kattigenahalli 152 333 427 B-7 1 iO Mootanahalli 221 175 204 E-4 121 Ke.nchamaranahalli ll2 B-! 1 il lIfurlrlenahalli 90 353 406 A-2 122 Keragodi 30 782 905 D-3 172 ~lugathihalli 180 199 280 D-5 123 Kibbanahalli 141 818 1,048 ('-6 173 Nagaraghatta 177 455 541 D-5 124 Kibbanahalliamanikere 142 B-6 174 Nagaraghatta Kayal 179 13 14 E-4 125 Kodigenahalli 97 22 99 A-3 175 Nagathihalil 64 228 292 ('-2 126 Kodihalli 187 69 95 E-5 176 Natasikatte 27 444 532 E-3 127 Kodihalli 19 142 19U D-! 177 NelagondanahalJi 81 195 209 B-3 128 Kodihalli 71 283 307 B-1 178 N ellikere 171 635 768 D-5 129 Kondlighatta 163 352 469 C--5 179 Nonavinakere 199 2,465 2,894 E-4 130 Konehalli 54 134 136 ('-1 180 Nonavinakere 184 168 161 E_5 131 Koppa 15 330 352 D-4 (Amanikere) 132 Kotanayakanahalli 12 564 669 C-4 181 Nyakenahalli 128 195 239 ('-5 133 Kottigehalli 167 324 443 D-5 182 Parvagondanahalli 77 209 253 B-3 134 Krishnapura 76 68 46 B-2 183 Patrehalli 80 221 257 B-2 135 Kuduvanaghatta 185 543 703 E-5 184 Peddihalli II 91 153 C-4 136 Kundur 144 492 566 B-3 18i) Hajatadripura 150 715 928 B-7 137 Kuppalu 158 302 417 C-5 186 Ralllachandrapura 32 694 723 E-3 138 Kurubarahalli 196 304 357 E-4 187 Hamanahalli 68 321 433 (;-2 139 Kurubaramallenahalli 175 85 93 D-5 188 Ralllasettihalli 4 345 368 C-4 140 Kydala 176 325 362 D-5 189 Halllenahalli 129 327 355 ('-4 141 Lakkihalli (S) 35 1I6 141 E-2 190 Rangapura 25 433 548 D-3 142 Lakkihalli (K) 65 417 516 C-2 191 Rangapura 94 287 261 A-3 143 Lakkihalli A.M. Kaval 37 78 119 E-:J 192 Rattenahalli 85 229 276 B-2 144 Lakshmanapura III 286 356 B-4 193 Royasettihalli 215 136 157 F-4

    145 Lingadahalli 57 331 394 D-3 c 194 Rudrapura 89 284 353 A-2 146 Lingadevarahalli 193 95 E-4 195 Sannenahalli 211 412 468 F-4 147 Machakatta 229 229 261 E-2 196 Santhanahalli 13 35 40 C-4 148 Madenur 47 1.239 1,408 D-3 197 Sarthavalli (S) 105 1,289 1,367 B-3 1(9 ' Madihhalli 60 761 895 C-5 198 Sasalahalli 227 284 285 E-3 150 Madhihalli 203 236 289 F-5 199 Satharamanahalli 102 109 137 B-3 i51 Madlihalli 157 278 403 C-5 200 Settihalli 133 682 969 C-5 162 Makanahalli 202 404 4311 E-5 201 ShakunagirigollarahaUi 181 168 201 D-S 382

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TIPTUR TALUK-concld.

    Square ill Square III the Taluk the Taluk 1961 PopulatIOn IlIa p in 1961 l'opulatiul) map in Census .-~..A--~ "hich tbe Census r--.A._--",,\ which the 81. locatiull HJ51 1961 Village SI. location 1951 1961 Village Ku. Kame of rillage Cude Census Census appeat·s No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears

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    202 :-i!JaI' ~al "!lahal" 42 lJ-3 2li Thillllllala pUI"H 4tl 152 Ig4 D-2 203 Shi\ 3pura J(.i(i 249 301 lJ-5 21tl 'l'h,mmarayallahalli 113 156 196 13-4 204 Sivara 38 ti5:? tl05 11-2 219 Tlptur vill»ge 350 313 C-3 205 Siddanahulli ]~7 C-6 220 Uppillahalli Hi4 150 237 D-5 206 Hiddapura 5:! 2:?S 355 ('-2 221 Vasudevarahalli l:l1 255 295 C-3 207 :-i,dlaha]]i 131 2i\1 350 ('-5 2:!2 r ighnasanthl' 201 765 951 E-5 20~ Singe-nulla]l, Uti 12 A-:3 223 Virupakshl)Juru 117 109 144 (''-:3 209 HlJIg("uahalil 4l) 228 27i3 D-2 :?24 Virupakshipura 217 134 122 F-4 JII; 225 79 118 125 B-2 210 Sugur , 1,051 E-! Vittalapura 2Il SumgolllJunaba]b ua :W5 335 A-2 226 Voddaramallenuhalh 194 206 207 E-4 2I:l Suranahalli 71 2S4 334 B-1 227 Vudcrahalli ~;t) A-2 213 'l'hadabur 3\J \J94 1,110 D-:3 228 Yagachikattc 14\J 325 36:3 B-7 214 Thamma(hhallJ is 7 9 B-2 :?29 Yeuagarabalh 190 :344 440 D-4 215 'Thillllllalapura l:3S 279 364 13-6 :?30 Yctlehalli 173 134 143 D-6 21(, 'l'hllumalapUl a (.ili 475 587 C-3 383

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    TIPrUR TALUK

    Total: 200(34); 205(1); 207(28); 209(3); 218(4) 220(16); 231(1); 233(13); 234(68); 235(117); 21,1(37); 235(62); 264(3); 273(129); 280(49); 284(1); 288(109); 302(4); 310(3); 311(7); 313(5); 3U(9); 3~3( 14); 339(2)~ 3W 10); 313~12'; 3,)0:110); 367(3); 368(1); 369(67); 370(1); 380(2); 38t(4); 388(19i; 393(169); 394:1); 393(19).

    RUral: 200(IS):207(25):220(U)::l:lI(I); 2:~:1(3); 2:H(li8); 2.11(111;);2H(:{7); 2.)(';2); :]ii(:l); 2/.1(71); 2'lII(n); 2'>1(1); 2S8(96); :'1I0(:1); :1ll(42); :1l:1(.'i); 314(\)); 3:1(J(::l); :)10(11); :H:Ir,U); .Ij 1.,l10); :369(61); ;J711(1); :1''';(:1); :1'1.)(147); :UI(~).

    Urban: 200(16); 20;;(1); 207(3) 20[1(:1); 2H(·:I.); 220(2); 235(1); .273(58) 280(2); 288(1:.1); 302(4); 3ll(5); 3.15(14); :.I{;7(3); 368(1); 36!J(3); 380(2); 384(4); :388(16); 393(:!2); 3!J4(1); 399(11).

    VILLf\GEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Villages; l~denahal\t 200(2), ~33(13), 23·1(6\\); 2:1,,(10), 280(2), hltll, :1.)0(3); VasllIl,,\ u''clhalli 241(2); Alur 2H( I) 370(1); El'alagc,'c :Hl(I), :39:1(:l); Ken~halll.\r,lIl.tlla'li :l.,)O(:I), :193( I); Pan ag,)I\oiahall! :l!l:l( I); HUllumalltha. :lll(l), 3·10Ui); HuchagolHlanahalh 207( I), 2:lii(I), 1"11'<1 :HII( I); Sy,U'u'Hlhalh :3.')0(5), :l!):l(l); Kibhf\llahlh 369(1); HOll\lllenahalh :~40(1); Koj,anayakallHYHhalli :l7:I(J); Hulihalh :l!l:l(l); KOllbghatta :;n:l(4) 235(34), :n:I(2); Hin

    VILLAGE

    TIPTUR

    Litera.te Tote.l Scheduled Soheduled and Area. Occu­ Population Castes Tribes educated SI. in pied House. .-~.A.----""",\ ,...-..A.-__", .--..A..-, ..--A--, No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds PM F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5' 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    1 Tiptur Village PPw. 1,461 64 64 313 164 149 1 63 33 2 Edenahalli* MPwPo 608 423 423 2,301 1,175 1,126 80 79 598 156 3 Annapura Pw E(i)(d) 498 94 95 496 256 240 21 17 92 10 4 Ramasettihalli PPw 802 79 79 368 193 175 20 19 49 6 5 Doddamarappanahalli PPw 463 48 48 258 141 117 15 12 45 5

    6 Chikkamarappanahalli Pw 640 52 52 254 138 116 12 14 54 5 7 Bennayakanahalli Pw 1,717 121 121 587 302 285 58 72 88 13 8 Eralagere PPw 1,497 73 73 342 180 162 48 43 81 29 9 HuchagondanahaJli PPw 617 137 137 585 296 289 45 50 166 37 10 Bommenahalli PPw. 638 74 74 342 205 137 53 27 57 10

    11 Peddihalli Kw .' 269 37 37 153 73 80 50 57 28 I 12 Kotanaikanahalli PKw. 606 114 114 669 355 314 21 6 175 35 13 Santhanahalli Kw 587 8 8 40 21 19 II , 14 Hindisgere PKwE(i) 547 III III 539 278 261 13 12 142 36 15 Koppa PPw 437 63 63 352 168 184 67 73 97 23

    16 Goragonda.naha.Jli P PwE(a) 824 129 129 700 355 345 51 45 204 61 17 Hullikatte PKwE(a) 1,163 38 38 ~ 199 106 93 6 2 63 17 18 Echanur * PwPoE 1,818 304 304 1,567 811 756 193 170 441 184 19 Kodihalli PKw. 752 33 33 190 91 99 35 14 20 Echanur A.M. Kava!. 574 Un-inhabited

    21 Havenahalli PPwE(a) 59 62 64 366 186 180 32 32 91 32 22 HOBahalli PPw. 896 87 88 525 283 242 58 4;5 133 27 23 Chikka Rangapura PPw. 378 91 91 478 254 224 154 147 56 2 24 Chikkokattigehalli 330 8 8 41 24 17 16 5 25 Rangapura. M 593 110 110 548 300 248 26' 12 169 41

    26 BaJlekatte Pw llO 21 21 76 42 34 29 6 27 Narasikatte PTk 753 101 102 532 272 260 68 62 84 13 28 Dasihalli PKw. 318 53 53 317 156 161 6 8 50 32 29 Hogavanaghatta. PPw 1,018 71 71 374 201 173 8 7 86 19 30 Keragodi PPw. 1,295 156 156 905 446 459 85 114 219 86

    31 Dasarighatta 1,340 184 184 l,ll8 ,575 543 17 20 201 29 32 Ramachandrapura PTkPo 1,352 134 134 723 345 378 20 18 162 77 33 Bannihalli PPw 437 30 30 225 1I8 107 2 46 21 34 Kallenahalli P 163 23 23 117 60 57 3 6 15 35 Lakkihalli(S) Pw 405 28 28 141 62 79 6 8 21

    36 Melapura Tk 657 4 4 26 12 14 2 37 Lakkihalli Kava.l Pw 764 30 30 1I9 60 59 20 17 17 1 38 Shivara Pw 1,665 142 142 805 394 411 32 28 149 26 39 Thadasur MPw. 1,668 205 205 1,110 539 571 138 142 182 54 40 Bennenahalli Pw 437, 67 67 307 163 144 7 5 71 9

    41 Honnene.halli PPw 417 42 42 265 131 134 2 73 20 42 Shankaranahalli 181 Un-inhabited 43 Anugondanahalli PPw. 732 94 94 514 262 252 9 6 142 III 44 Guragadahalli* MPwPo 1,235 171 171 968 480 488 17 14 289 191 944 104 45 , Gowdans.ka.tte PPw 104 545 271 277 32 17 133 " 385

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    Total WORKERS Non workers ~______.----'---~ ~-~-"------...... ------~ workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ..---"-~ ~ r-A~ r-~ ,-~ r-~ ,---A-~ ~ _~ ,-J'-- ,-..A...... _ Sl. 1\1 F M F 1\1 F M F M F MFM FMFMFMF M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    97. 65 63 41 15 14 1 1 1 2 14 9 67 84 755 552 69 33 5 3 86 45 520 413 5 10 2 28 5 39 43 420 574 2 167 138 22 2 5 1 4 123 122 3 3 9 10 89 102 3 130 7 61 2 53 10 1 :3 4 2 1 63 168 4 78 49 39 2 36 47 3 63 68 5

    87 8 47 33 4 7 4 51 108 6 21273159 62 13 22 4 5 1 1 1 11 6 90 212 7 114 63 88 61 3 2 7 4 12 66 99 8 192 74 136 49 38 6 1 6 3 3 8 9 7 104 215 9 142 66 97 46 1 3 5 1 32 17 1 1 1 3 63 71 10

    49 34 40 31 1 5 4 1 24 46 11 216 142 80 54 G III 84 6 3 1 10 3 139 172 12 15 9 14 9 1 6 10 13 192 134 135 101 1 1 1 36 26 8 2 6 5 3 86 127 14 100 1 98 1 2 68 183 15

    202 16 149 9 2 9 4, 10 2 1 26 5 153 329 16 68 3 68 2 38 90 17 445 157 352 113 28 39 1 25 3 16 1 23 1 366 599 18 62 46 58 42 3 2 1 1 l' 29 53 19 Un-inhabited 20

    120 72 31 22 19 16 55 32 2 1 7 1 5 1 66 108 21 171 141 21 23 36 30 102 79 6 7 2 3 2 112 101 22 165 99 II 9 17 13 61 35 73 37 2 5 89 125 23 18 7 2 15 7 1 6 10 24 183 83 22 42 6 127 29 9 2 8 3 16 1 117 165 25

    29 19 4 4 2 23 15 13 15 26 183 157 33 69 2 2 145 74 I 11 2 1 89 103 27 87 64 24 23 11 9 40 24 672 3 1 69 97 28 122 85 74 52 2 41 29 3 3 1 79 88 29 242 73 98 11 4 2 94 37 7 10 7 4 2 28 11 204 386 30

    360 268 126 238 16 7 181 22 15 4 10 1 8 215 275 31 202 123 93 72 4 59 25 20 8 4 11 10 11 8 143 255 32 65 16 10 56 6 3 6 53 91 33 39 11 5 5 1 30 5 1 1 21 46 34 40 38 36 28 4 9 1 22 41 35

    8 3 3 2 5 1 4 11 36 45 37 28 25 3 3 14 9 15 22 37 258 193 128 110 1 3 112 25 14 54 1 2 I 136 218 38 359 259 49 122 .. 227 108 33 12 4 16 8 5 1 25 8 180 312 39 92 40 57 31 27 1 2 3 1 5 5 7l 104 40

    75 47 23 42 45 4 5 1 2 56 87 41 Un·inhabited - 42 151 109 2 20 .. 106 62 18' 8 4 11 11 3 10 5 III 143 43 270 71 188 53 50 13 10 3 12 2 6 4 210 417 44 165 135 146 110 1 11 2 4 5 7 1 5 2 2 3 1 106 139 46

    TUMKUH 25 386

    VILLAGE TIPTUR

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and \ Area Oceu­ Population C<1stes Triue8 educated SI. ill pled House­ r---"---""",,\ ,.----A----, ,---"----.. ,--"---""""\ ~o. Village Amenitiea Acres HouseR holds P 11 F M F 1>1 F 1>1 F I ! 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    46 Singena.halli PPw 360 46 46 278 liO 138 10 15 102 25 4.7 Ma.denur P 2,135 249 249 1,408 709 699 201 217 279 76 48 Thimmalapura PPw 392 30 30 184 98 86 59 16 49 Chillabid'H(' PRiT. 781 88 88 432 207 225 17 15 107 32 riO Mathihalli PPw 1,465 125 125 786 405 381 34 34 147 29

    51 Hirebidare PPw 360 35 35 156 74 82 74 82 19 10 52 Siddapura PKw. 335 64 64 355 168 1117 34 28 93 33 53 Karikere PKw. 1,480 199 1!}9 1,054 538 516 56 57 6 5 234 52 54 Konehalli Pw 297 21 21 136 71 6.'; 21 19 34 ~ 55 BidarllllUllanagudi Kaval. Pw 2,523 14 14 55 27 28 '27 28 I

    lS6 Chattanahalli 530 G4 (\4 331 164 1(\7 33 42 35 m Lingadahalli PPw. 7!;5 70 70 394 1113 :Wl 66 61 97 13 58 Maranager. PPwE(a)r. 1,432 147 147 791 420 371 12H 118 207 87 59 Kanchaghatt& PPw 852 105 105 568 299 269 169 140 III 53 60 Madihalli PPw 2,069 179 179 895 464 431 57 54 223 .57

    61 Bommalapura Kw 1,272 83 83 4S3 239 244 27 29 llO 32 62 Gudigondanahalli 6ll·! 99 IHI 5711 296 283 35 24 llO 35 63 Maragondanahalli PPw 814 43 43 221 112 109 52 42 46 18 64 Nl1gathihalli PPw 3138 60 60 292 148 144 34 30 74 19 65 Lakkihalli(K) PPw 9911 81) 85 516 265 251, 26 25 63 3

    66 Thitnmalapura MPw. 006 \)8 98 587 292 295 !;5 100 155 73 67 Halgondanak6tte Pw 50~j 47 47 1117 103 94 6 .5 28 2 68 Ramanahalli 279 72 72 433 222 211 128 37 69 Honnavalli * MD Pw Po 3,2U4 701 701 3,96ft 2,058 1,911 83 76 904 283 E(a)(i)(d) 70 Gyaraghatta PPw. 734 53 53 270 145 125 17 12 51

    71 Kodihalli 6 III 58 58 307 152 155 30 34 32 4 72 Chowdenahalli Pw 717 30 30 167 91 76 14 6 23 73 Hanurnanthapura Pw 537 18 18 82 38 44 11 74 Suranahalli PPw 635 74 74 334 168 166 9 4 60 5 75 Baguvalar PPw 1,224 48 48 262 138 124 19 16 58 21

    76 Krishnapura Pw 186 9 [) 46 25 21 10 7 77 Pavagondanahalli Kw 526 40 40 253 130 123 41 78 'rhammadihalli Tk 551 I 963 79 Vittalapura PPw 507 19 19 125 62 63 40 8 80 Patrehalli PPw 560 45 45 257 124 133 74 18

    81 Nelagondanahalli PPw 833 41 42 209 104 105 59 20a 82 Chikkahonnavalli P 585 88 88 492 233 259 12 3 91 16 83 Anivala PTk 582 58 58 297 157 140 14 19 46 I 84 Hulihalli PTk 1,645, 170 170 897 443 454 122 119 126 24 85 Rattenahalli PPw 884 51 56 276 149 127 27 30 68 "

    86 Mallidevihalli Pw 663 28 28 167 83 84 4 49

    87 Baluvanerulu 01< MPwPo 2,743 226 226 1,179 570 609 34 34 267 112 88 Voderahalli Tk 837 Un-inhabited 89 Rudrapura PPW 1,422 56 56 353 186 167 11 11 68 5 DO Muddenahalli PPw 670 75 75 406 223 183 2 50 387

    DIRECTORY TALl'K-oontd.

    Total WORKERS Non­ ..A--_____ ~ ______., workers ,------workors (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ~ ~ .-J'--, r-~ ~ r-..A.-",\ .-J'--"'\ ,.--A-.. ,---..A.-.,. ,....-A--, r--A-, SI. M F M F :M F M F M F MF lIIFM F MFM F .M F No. 15 16 17 18 I\) 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 I

    92 61 81 47 2 3 lO 4 2 4 ;18 77 46 457 180 357 142 3 31 25 53 4 2 2 2 1 8 5 252 519 47 59 31 4 2 5 50 26 2 39 55 48 118 120 97 102 7 10 3 1 3 1 2 4 6 89 105 49 271 193 65 100 10 12 129 59 14 3 9 11 14 8 2 22' 6 134 188 50

    39 54 30 44 1 2 1 7 8 35 28 51 119 104 95 91 8 2 6 8 8 3 I 1 49 83 52 312 84 I\)7 64 31 10 3 15 17 444 34 12 226 432 53 43 4 25 3 3 4 1 4 3 3 1 28 61 54 14 5 10 1 3 4 13 23 55

    112 37 5 12 6 82 13 19 11 52 130 56 124 94 12 6 ()7 73 2 1 9 12 4 2 69 107 57 231 104 127 72 \) 9 1 2 4 19 2 5 1 5 54 25 189 267 58 179 67 79 23 1 68 41 6 10 1 5 3 1 6 2 120 202 59 277 180 105 103 15 17 114 44 16 7 3 24 9 187 2.31 60

    153 43 116 31 2 10 32 2 1 86 201 61 184 56 158 50 9 4 8 8 2 112 227 62 66 19 54 11 2 1 9 6 1 1 46 90 63 95 65 60 59 5 2 11 1 12 2 5 2 2 53 79 64 163 147 126 127 7 8 7 1 17 3 5 8 102 104 65

    187 50 138 15 14 2 4 14 1 2 15 31 105 245 66 77 51 42 27 2 I 33 23 28 43 87 132 81 36 29 4 9 64 43 14 6 6 2 90 130 68 1,188 525 785 414 15 25 101 19 96 24 9 20 3 57 7 2 103 33 870 1,386 69

    84 63 73 60 1 8 2 3 61 62 70

    96 67 83 61 7 5 5 1 1 56 88 71 66 41 57 39 5 4 1 23 35 71 28 23 25 23 3 10 21 73 116 82 88 76 4 3 19 2 4 52 84 74 81 11 71 9 1 2 9 57 113 75

    13 1 12 1 12 20 76 85 84 1 45 123 77 4 4 2 3 78 42 8 42 8 20 55 79 77 20 74 19 1 2 47 ll3 80

    63 12 63 12 41 93 81 146 125 58 99 2 1 56 25 23 1 6 87 134 82 99 78 68 70 4 7 6 16 1 1 4 58 62 83 244 193 206 176 \) 8 11 5 5 1\)3 3 199 261 84 91 54 80 49 5 3 2 5 58 73 85

    47 24 41 24 1 4 I 36 60 86 .343 127 276 96 16 14 lO 3 23 13 4 I I '.. 12 227 482 87 Un.inhabited 88 116 95 82 81 11 7 8 4 14 3 1 70 72 89 143 112 112 106 12 6 1 15 1 2 80 71 90

    25* 388

    VILLAGE

    TIPTUR

    Literatr Total ~ched\lled Schedll1~d and Area Occu­ PopUlation Ult8tpS Tribes educateu 81. in pied House- r-~--_A..----.., r-~ ,-A.--.., ~ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P ],I F "1 F ],I 1!' )1 F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 91 Rosaba1li PPw. 136 45 45 211 107 104 8 46 " 92 BommenahalJi Pw 614 41 41 172 93 79 48 37 18 1 93 Suragondanahalli PPw 1143 57 57 335 169 166 38 40 47 5 94 Rangapura PPw 600 60 60 261 132 129 42 45 46 10 95 Gowdanakatte PPw 1,087 83 86 423 231 192 38 31 66 6

    96 Singenahalli 5Il Un-inhabited 97 Kadigehalli Tk 967 26 26 99 53 46 29 25 13 98 Mayagondanahalli . PTk . 572 71 71 821 168 153 5 4 79 14 99 Dasanakatte PPw. 747 53 5:3 309 151 158 40 6 100. Halkurike (S) * MD Pw Po 2,812 304 3(J4 1,815 929 81:>6 129 128 383 103

    101 Halkurike Amanikel'e *. MD ';rk Po 424 8 8 51 23 28 :.1 14 8 102 Satharamanaballi Pw 778 26 26 137 73 64 13 16 30 9 103 Gbatakanakere PKw. 879 56 56 339 181 158 9 4 60 4 104 Chowliballi PPw. 943 88 88 375 205 170 22 20 48 8 105 Sarthavalli (P) * PRhcPw Po 1,355 259 259 1,367 692 675 36 28 339 lUO

    106 Byrapura Tk 515 41 41 230 119 III 32 32 20 1 107 Havenahalli P 925 134 134 713 349 364 65 61 113 47 108 Halkurike Amanikere 4,716 Un-inbablted Kaval 109 Doddikatte Tk 912 15 15 55 26 29 4 110 Byadaraballi Pw 428 35 36 228 113 115 11 8 32

    III Laksbmanapura PPw 769 73 336 188 168 3 6 67 12 112 Kenchamaranaballi 595 Bechirak 113 ThimmarayanabaJli Pw 621 32 32 196 97 99 44 52 14 5 114 Manakikere PPw 707 114 114 604 314 290 43 41 95 '13 115 Hurviballi PPw 319 35 35 190 98 92 5 6 50 4

    116 Harisamudra PPw 532 41 43 251 124 127 33 40 50 19 117 Virupaksbipura Pw 468 22 24 144 76 68 7 9 35 13 lI8 Karkere PTkE(a) 1,286 103 103 512 255 257 72 21 119 Adinaikanahalli PPw 1,707 48 48 323 159 164 35 22 23 4 120 Alur PPw. 1,523 76 76 399 207 192 35 31 82 30

    121 Vasudevarahalli PPwE(a) 297 40 40 295 152 143 14 6 59 7 122 Haraghanaballi Pw 432 4$ 48 217 112 105 34 34 47 8 123 Byranaikanahalli PTk 817 97 97 474 243 231 12 15 153 44 124 Gedlahalli PPw 1,013 62 62 367 203 164 5 5 53 15 125 Meesethimmanaballi Pw 747 32 32 164 81 83 21 19 25 4

    126 Kageballada Kaval 1,263 U]'. -inhabited 127 AnnamallenabalIi PKw. 396 64 64 319 157 162 6 6 26 128 Nyakenaballi PPw 554 54 54 239 124 115 39 I 129 Ramenahalli Pw 8113 70 70 355 179 176 21 10 34 8 130 Karadi PPw 882 66 66 412 232 180 32 26 54 11 131 Siddalahalli PPw 965 63 63 350 178 172 10 13 75 19 132 Mallipatna Pw 440 46 46 244 129 115 21 15 34 4 133 Settiballi PPw 752 198 198 969 513 456 81 80 74 15 134 Byrapura PPw 387 63 63 303 153 150 58 61 58 9 135 Mallenaballi Pw 340 16 16 88 51 37 2 12 4 389

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK-contd.

    WORKERR Non­ Total ..A.-- ______-, workers workers ,(I-IX) II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Sl. _-A.---, ,A,. ,-J'--... ~ ,-"--. ,--A--. ~ r-A--... ~ ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M IF M F){ F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2~ 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    69 53 62 49 1 2 1 4 1 1 38 51 91 61 42 50 37 3 4 2 2 4 32 37 92 107 91 71 58 7 8 12 5 6 5 6 5 15 62 75 93 87 67 80 66 1 1 5 45 62 94 145 97 120 83 2 3 19 12 I 1 86 95 95

    Un-inhabited 96 30 25 27 23 3 2 23 21 97 103 40 91 27 6 9 4 4 65 lI3 98 91 46 87 30 11 1 3 5 60 112 99 485 99 417 91 12 1 7 19 3 7 4 4 2 15 1 444 787 100

    13 471 5 3 10 24 101 44 33 36 29 1 I 6 3 29 31 102 100 87 92 83 2 4 6 81 71 103 137 104 113 96 7 4 5 11 4 68 66 104 397 245 355 222 17 16 2 4 11 8 3 4 4 295 430 105

    71 22 66 21 3 1 48 89 106 222 15 181 11 1 17 8 1 2 12 3 127 349 107 Un-inhabited 108 15 1 10 1 5 11 28 109 64 26 51 24 2 49 89 lIO

    110 53 85 31 2 20 19 2 78 115 III Un-inhabited 112 70 52 56 51 14 27 47 113 lSI 73 123 41 IS 9 10 22 22 6 2 133 217 114 74 55 70 52 4 3 24 37 115

    72 34 51 31 2 10 3 4 1 4 52 93 116 45 21 36 21 4 I) 31 47 117 168 60 140 53 6 6 13 4 1 89 197 118 92 24 68 13 4 2 13 6 1 2 4 3 67 140 119 128 25 106 10 3 3 2 6 11 11 79 167 120

    94 19 74 18 10 2 6 1 1 1 58 124 121 69 26 32 19 I) 2 14 1 10 3 6 2 43 79 122 149 22 19 14 11 95 8 9 2 4 9 94 209 123 115 23 38 II 3 57 5 8 5 3 6 ~'! 141 124 46 II 22 3 6 1 15 3 3 2 2 35 72 125

    Un-inhabited 126 lOt 7 82 18 3 4. 1 3 3 48 155 127 84 10 81 6 3 2 2 40 105 128 125 27 102 HI 2 5 2 1 5 2 11 1 3 2 54 149 129 158 70 32 43 4 29 16 39 2 2 57 3 74 110 130

    106 71J 80 67 3 2 11 5 11 4 72 93 131 83 59 67 54 2 2 1 3 2 46 56 132 341 2111 186 146 3 4 45 12 17 9 60 33 7 2 21 15 172 237 133 93 97 21 26 2 65 68 1 4 60 53 13i 38 23 9 15 2 2 '23 6 2 2 13 14 135 390

    VILL~G"'~ TIPTUR

    Literate Total Rcheduled Rcheduled and Area Oeeu. populat,ion Castes Tribe! educated Sl. in pied House. , __.A. __ -",) r-.A.., , ...... r-.A.-.. No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F l\f F Y1 J!' :''.1 F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 It

    136 Chowdalapurada Kaval 5,487 2 2 6 4 2 1 137 Siddanahalli 129 Un-inhabited 138 Thimmalapura PPw. 342 55 55 364 181 183 3 114 30 139 Jakkanahalli PPw. 587 122 122 678 347 331, 70 65 119 13 140 Eiligere '" HDPwPo 1,947 234 234 1,236 652 5~4 93 85 337 II7 141 Kibbanahalli '" ]\[ Pw Po 1,087 214 214 1,048 512 536 44 43 249 100 142 Kibbanahalli Amaniker(' 163 Un-inhabited 143 Gadabanahalli PPw 432 38 38 205 - 103 102 16 12 46 22 144 Kundur PPw 1,014 110 110 566 286 280 101 97 136 25 145 Hatna PPw 1,344 173 173 696 342 354 66 81 156 34 146 Eadanekatte Pw 192 3 3 19 10 9 3 147 Hindisgere PPw 558 65 65 324 167 157 19 17 73 25 148 Kamagondanahalli. Pw 492 30 30 139 73 66 22 22 22 3 149 Yagachikatte PPw 847 67 68 363 183 180 51 52 13 150 Rajatadripura PPw 2,858 205 209 928 499 429 180 146 170 46 151 Karekurchi PPw 798 26 26 128 61 67 37 16 152 Kattigenahalli MPw. 639 76 76 427 216 211 22 28 102 18 153 Beerasandra PPw. 13,85 147 147 779 390 389 80 72 163 33 154 Kallenahalli Kaval 431 Un· inhabited 155 Aralaguppe '" MPwPo ·2,756 261 261 1,421 691 no 78 82 324 124 156 Eranakal Kaval 354 Un-inhabited 157 Madlihalli PPw 1,152 79 79 403 212 191 60_ 53 66 10 158 Kuppalu MPw 384 80 80 417 219 198 76 55 117 44 159 Ballekatte PPw 420 34 34 179 101 78 9 9 68 22, 160 Kallasettihalli P Pw 737 64 64 292 160 132 38 38 92 16 161 Ayarahalli PPw 645 66 66 347 184 163 18 10 38 8 162 Kattehalli Pw 243 20 20 99 51 48 15 2 163 Kondlighatta PPw 698 84 84 469 239 230 40 34 117 42 164 UppinahaJli Pw 629 45 45 237 125 112 26 32 50 11 165 Ginikekere Pw 333 26 26 150 79 71 68 64 13 2 166 Shivapura PPw 252 59 59 301 159 142 16 14 57 4 1671Kottigehalli PPw 1,280 71 71 443 233 210 34 34 118 38 168 Karadal PPw 941 67 67 380 199 181 119 102 89 9 169 Kadasettihalli Pw 447 23 23 153 77 76 5 6 35 7 170 ~ Karikere P E(a) 766 93 93 518 264 254 56 50 103 28 171 Nellikere M Pw E(a)(d) 615 151 151 768 383 385 45 51 176 39 172 Buradeghatta M Pw E(a)(d) 983 123 123 760 370 390 65 73 174 41 173 Yedehalli Pw 289 24 24 143 70 73 2 37 13 174 Kannughatta PPw E(a) 116 92 92 526 276 250 29 21 164 48 175 Kurubara Mallenahalli Pw 257 15 15 93 49 44 7 13 7 176 Kyda\a PTk 802 78 78 362 178 184 II 9 69 91 177 Nagaraghatta PPw 683 90 90 541 275 266 32 25 141 30 178 Melanahalli PPw 246 57 57 271 131 140 25 22 64 16 179 Nagaraghatta Kaval Kw. 625 2 2 14 6 8 180 Muguthihalli PPw 480 64 64 280 143 137 33 23 39 7 181 ShakunagirigolIarahaJIi 181 36 36 201 107 94 3 182 Agrahara Pw 382 23 23 1I5 57 58 21 8 i8s Chiggave PPwE(d) 324 55 55 263 129 134 10 !J 60 7 184 Nonavinakere Pw 1,180 26 26 161 83 78 4 3 50 6 (Amanikere 185 Kuduvanaghatta P Pw E(a)(d) 391 110 110 703 354 349 18 26 4 [0 391 nmECTORY TALUK-col'ltd.

    Total WORKERS Nnn­ workers ,_'------..)....__.,------workere (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIn X r--A-~ I-~ • ..A...""",\ ,...-"--.. ~ r--A-~ r--A-- r--A-, ~ r--A-, 81. M F M F .M F M F M F M FM F M F M F M F No. 15 I~ 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 211 30 31 31 35 36 1

    2 2 2 1M Un.inhabitf'd 137 IH 88 97 82 H 4 2 tl7 95 138 209 1M IS9 148 4 2 9 5 4 138 177 139 362 154 272 108 111 11 10 12 8 17 II 12 11 1 22 tI 290 430 141 331 162 207 987 15 14 12 29 7 10 30 15 4 32 6 181 174 Un-inhabited 142 ~II 40 55 ~8 4 2 II 1 tI 10 14 fl2 143 174 SQ 124 67 24 10 8 4 II 12 112 191 144 227 201 189 195 23 2 ~ :I 5 4 115 153 145 6 5 5 4 1 4. 4. 146 105 54 96 51 7 1 2 II 62 103 147 54 32 52 25 ~ 19 84 148 125 20 106 16 1 14 4 4. 58 160 149 343 89 246 31 8 5:~ 26 17 9 5 2 18 13 156 840 150

    47 ·n 43 17 3 ~ 1 1 14 411 151 124 17 99 I~ 15 ~ 4. 4. 92 194 152 227 24 ~04 24 13 7 ! 1113 365 153 un-inhabited 154 2 45 12 4 10 25 16 2411 384 155 Un-inhabited 156 lSI 102 124 102 1 2 79 89 157 IlII 88 8~ 86 17 ! 7 2 100 llO 158 64 U 114 38 4 4 4 37 36 159 III 83 711 iiI 4 4 10 4 8 II IS 9 49 49 160 1%7 85 911 81 6 4 21 2 3 117 78 161. 29 21 29 21 22 27 162 134 II4 ll5 IO·t 2 11 5 4 4 2 105 ll6 163 80 63 60 53 15 8 4 6 411 49 164 45 42 38 89 2 6 34 29 165 II4 90 92 83 4 7 7 45 52 166 la8 96 122 92 !l 2 2 2 95 114 167 127 51 43 19 ~ 10 73 21 72 ISO 1118 56 51 8 10 4 44 40 21 25 169 1411 30 130 27 II 2 2 18 224 170 233 260 221 253 2 1\ 4 2 150 125 171 223 238 209 224 10 4 2 6 147 152 17! 44 46 37 44 4 ~ 2 211 27 173 169 86 132 74 9 II 4 2 It1 107 1M 174 32 14 19 9 8 5 5 17 30 175 117 55 71 35 4 30 10 .( 2 .( Ii .{ 2 61 129 176 175 131 119 lOt .( 10 9 2 IS 17 ·1 6 .1 IS 100 135 177 8~ 711 7~ 74 2 2 2 6 3 2 45 61 178 2 2 2 2 4 6 179 99 72 ,n .g 39 21) 4 7 2 2 44 65 180 70 40 48 33 tI 7 12 .{ 37 54 181 29 34 26 31 1 . 2 28 24. 182 93 91 81 8i 4 9 1 36 43 183 5~ 27 50 2" 30 51 184

    193 55 173 52 11 4 3 1 lill 294 ]85 392 VILLAGE TIPTUR

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ PopUlation Castes Tribes educa.ted RI. in pied House· r----"---"""\ .--..A.-.,. ~ ~ No. VilIal!e Amf'nitips Acres Houses holds P M F M F M F M F

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

    186 GopalapuI:a P Pw E(a)(d) ~40 50 50 293 143 150 22 22 56 22 187 Kodihalli 513 21 21 95 52 43 4 5 14 2 188 Honnenahalli PPw. 484 56 57 270 142 128 30 16 46 23 189 Belagarahalli HPw. 1,018 102 102 593 304 289 52 35 182 65 190 Yedagarahalli Pw 438 77 77 440 227 213 14 16 85 19

    191 Aladahalli PPw. 994 89 89 531 280 251 24 37 130 21 192 Jayapura (Voddarahalli) . PPw. 454 29 29 139 70 69 50 10 193 Lingadevarahalli . PwE(a) 460 22 22 95 48 47 28 22 13 2 194 Voddaramallenahlilli Pw . 397 40 40 207 IlO 97 4 7 53 3 195 Mathighatta P Pw E(a) 1,079 150 150 771 393 378 66 75 144 38

    196 Kurubarahallj PPw . , 364 74 74 357 178 179 25 23 100 25 197 Sugur * MD Pw Po 1,572 222 222 1,051 517 534 90 89 277 69 E (i){d) 198 Bochihalli PPw. 755 105 105 497 244 253 43 43 64 13 199 Nonavinakere'* MDTKPo 2,090 523 523 2,894 1507 1,387 71 58 758 311 E(a)(d) 200 Alaboor MPw. 1,537 247 247 1,517 780 737 76 55 259 59

    201 Vignasanthe PPw. 1,548 185 185 951 473 478 61 42 189 202 Makanahalli PPw. 888 80, 80 439 219 220 12 14 57 203 Madhihalli PPw. 842 45 45 289 145 144 4 7 30 204 Bidarekere PPw. 526 40 40 239 127 112 19 23 14 1 205 Kasavanahalli PwE(a) 279 22 22 167 88 79 42 Il

    206 Maragondanahalli PPw. 580 54 55 296 143 153 35 38 ' 70 17 207 Kasavanahalli Kaval IlO Un-inhabited 208 Mallenahalli (G) MPwE(a) 567 89 89 472 237 235 23 28 108 20 209 Gungaranele PPw 2,160 128 128 819 408 411 19 22 144 28 210 Kabbahalli 618 Un,inhabited

    211 Sannenahalli PPw 821 100 100 468 235 233 18 14 119 9 212 Kallahalli Pw 395 30 30 143 67 76 26 10 213 Bisalahalli PPw 590 84 84 429 232 197 144 114 81 2 214 Ganjalaghatta Pw 557 42 42 202 III 91 11 4 24 215 Rayasettyhalli Pw 238 33 33 157 77 80 27

    216 Masavanaghatta PPw 1,956 172 172 886 449 437 22 21 100 14 217 Virupakshipura Pw 304 24 24 122 55 67 14 218 Hullenahalli PPw 770 103 103 629 322 307 18 22 69 5 219 Hullenahalli Kava!. 634 Un-inhabited 220 Bajagur MPw 1,764 245 245 1,388 681 707 38 39 288 53 221 Moatanahalli PPw 331 33 33 204 97 107 41 4 222 Jabaghatta Pw 1,383 58 58 309 165 144 5 6 47 9 223 Mallenahalli (J) Pw 395 51 51 278 132 146 29 13 224 BaJlekere P Pw E(a) 979 101 101 570 293 277 51 51 97 18 225 Ganganaghatta M 1,595 212 212 1,209 619 590 15 15 266 49 226 Melanahalli PPw 524 50 50 263 127 136 24 28 31 5 227 Sasalahalli P Tk 801 65 65 285 143 142 17 27 52 6 228 Hunaseghatta PPw 783 96 96 562 293 269 60 47 134 39 229 Machakatte PPwE(d) 467 4,5 45 261 139 122 12 16 67 9 230 Haraghatta P Pw E(a) 510 56 57 277 147 130 24 22 31 4 393

    DIRECTORY

    T ALUK-contd.

    Total WORKERS Non­ workers -----__.A.. ~ workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI vn VIII IX X ~ ,-..A.-.,. ~ ,-..A.-, ,-.A..-., ,-.A..-.,,-""-'_',-.A..-., ~ rA-.. ,-.A..-. Sl. M F M F 1\1 F 1\1 F ~1 F:\1 FMF1\1F )1 F )[ F M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 39 30 31 32 33 24 35 36 1

    92 87 76 77 9 8 4 2 51 63 186 37 28 30 23 6 5 15 15 187 96 80 80 75 3 391 2 46 48 188 174 79 30 65 25 11 113 3 4 130 210 189 134 82 33 71 1 75 9 2 2 14 ' 15 1 93 131 190 174 91 48 88 " 121 3 3 1 106 160 191 39 22 9 15 3 28 3 1 1 31 47 192 35 II 9 1 7 18 9 1 1 13 36 193 71 50 64 46 3 4 3 1 39 47 194 273 175 182 40 23 28 9 42 47 45 2 4 9 16 120 203 195 115 89 101 77 2 11 6 1 1 2 3 63 90 196 346 261 266 114 22 34 30 96 :l 2 4 23 9 171 273 197

    147 132 118 103 4 13 14 14 2 2 1 6 97 121 198 816 391 363 236 64 40 56 18 70 46 21 3 5 87 6 5 145 42 691 996 199

    490 38 463 27 6 6 9 4 10 1 1 290 699 200

    310 283 275 258 17 22 4 612 1 6 163 195 201 134 35 102 29 12 836 4 1 2 85 185 202 91 22 62 2 2 17 15 4 5 2 3 54 122 203 85 69 61 57 2 2 22 10 42 43 204 59 50 38 50 2 10 4 2 29 29 205

    98 94 76 79 5 16 I) 4 45 59 206 Un-inhabited 207 169 144 133 128 4 9 16 II 3 3 58 91 208 255 242 212 165 15 23 58 :l 3 2 4 153 169 209 Un-inhDbited 210

    139 127 133 123 3 2 2 96 106 211 42 50 28 39 3 6 5 5 4 25 26 212 131 111; 114 109 4 7 6 4 1 101 79 213 69 67 52 50 3 466 5 7 3 42 24 214 55 62 46 59 2 3 5 22 18 215

    286 212 256 202 3 2 11 4 13 4 2 163 225 216 36 16 35 15 1 19 51 217 198 154 157 146 4 11 27 4 2 124 153 218 Un-inhabited 219 435 473 41 69 2 2 3:31 383 48 9 1 12 9 246 234 220 68 75 10 23 47 48 11 4 29 32 221 125 102 2 8 .. 113 92 8 1 2 1 40 42 222 104 89 2 98 87 4 1 28 57 223 200 171 48 53 96 93 42 18 4 2 9 5 93 106 224 396 204 105 64 14 29 209 75 58 36 1 8 223 386 225 82 85 70 73 1 1 4 3 6 7 1 1 45 51 226 99 88 90 82 4 2 2 3 3 44 54 227 190 33 134 9 18 9 5 3 3 7 1 15 10 103 236 228 85 7 78 4 3 3 2 1 54 115 229 92 70 HI tl3 6 1 55 6" 230 394

    TOWN TIPTUR

    Schedukd Scheduled Literate Area. Occu- Tota.l Population Castes Tribes and educated ;,1. Name of Town/ in pied H01IIlC· ,-----"- - --"""I ,--..A.._ -"""I ,--..A--",\ No. ~-. Block Sq. Mile~ }Jouies hold. P M F M F M F M :r 2 3 5 1\ 7 9 10 11 12 IS

    frPTUR (M) 1.5 2,780 2,792 15,558 8,190 7,368 523 495 2 2 4,712 2,878

    Block No. 1 99 99 596 297 299 211 125

    ! 125 125 724 391 333 256 147

    81 81 490 245 245 11 105

    85 85 ti15 2M 255 ilJO 43

    91) 91) 595 302 293 45 177 99

    100 100 594 305 289 177 92

    7 lOS 108 1151 877 274 287 149

    508 256 252 5 145

    107 107 1.044 526

    10 124 124 709 352 357 2115 177

    II 129 129 892 459 433 2113 221

    12 143 143 752 897 355 160

    13 III III 570 325 245 7 5 171 49

    14 119 119 492 256 236 9 15 65 20

    ]5 138 138 719 393 326 9 29 276 198

    16 115 115 692 372 320 22 2 250 139

    17 97 97 596 354 242 2 8 290 166

    IS 104 104 468 251 217 20 10 161 73

    19 141 142 736 392 310 231

    20 95 100 468 224 5 7~

    21 lUI WI 560 296 264 210 183 124 29

    2% 147 759 391 368 81 23

    23 142 148 772 412 360 7 7 186 lOG

    161 161 656 337 319 165 170 2 2 6

    Tiptur Talttk Tetal 320.5 21,212 21,251 1,14.,688 58,781 55,877 7,512 7,091 8 7 15,898 8,U Rural 81g.0 18,482 18,459 99,080 50,571 48,509 6,989 8.598 8 • 5 20,886 54,57 Urban 1.5 2,780 2,792 15,558 8,190 7,368 :>23 4i{l :I 2 4,712 2,e78 395 DIRECTORY T ALUK-contd.

    Total WORKERS Non­ Workers ,_------_;.__ ------_ \' orkrrR (I-IX) J II HI IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,...--A-...... ,-A, r-"---. ~ ~ ,-A...... ,-.A.-..,,-.A-..., ,---A--,.,..-A-, ,-...A. .... 81. M F M F 1\1 F 1\1 F:\{ FM F~{ F~1 F ~l: FM F ~{ F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    4,286 762 235 56 25 11 88 30 299 117 560 150 305 551,277 117 243 1 1,254 225 3,904 6,606 M

    165 13 5 13 I 15 .. 2 86 6 36 5 132 286

    179 21 2 6 5 9 23 5 2 104 4 4 212 312 2

    147 22 6 5 22 3 17 3 .. 36 5 12 .. 46 13 98 223 3

    149 50 IS 2 5 :l 5 22 8 .. 54 11 1~ 29 27 III 205 4

    171 46 4 2 9 24 2 20 10 53 12 7 .. 53 12 131 247 Ii

    161 58 64 30 8 4 2 6 6 2 28 1 10 6 20 6 2 21 3 144 231 6

    217 15 14 2 6 9 2 ., 2 55 2 2 .. 81 2 160 259 7

    140 23 2 7 43 5 2 ., 2 .. 44 10 3 .. 37 7 116 229 8

    265 17 9 2 47 7 20 ., 1 . . 133 7 .. 8 261 501 9

    180 27 14 2 o 18 21 19 ., 2 .. 64 2 13 .. 47 3 172 330 10

    213 12 8 7 1 36 3 3 .. 90 2 35 .. 33 6 246 421 11

    206 12 3 27 12 71 3 19 .. 58 2 lin 343 12

    177 26 6 6 2 2 37 1 23 10 45 3 8 .. 52 7 148 219 13

    137 53 4 3 II 21 16 5 38 15 46 19 119 183 14

    181 20 2 3 8 3 5 13 :n 2 10, . 10~ 12 212 306 15

    156 12 6 2 5 4 2 1 33 8 " 31 2 12,. 55 6 216 308 16 139 10 6 2 2 10 12 38 2 6R 6 215 232 17

    131 16 2fj 2 3 .. 22 5 6 2 ., 74 7 120 201 18

    210 18 25 2 8 5 18 6 99 5 2 .. 50 6 182 326 19 120 16 2 3 4 3 16 4 16 2 32 30 18 2 124 208 20 152 82 3 10 15 II .. II .. HI 3 7 5 10 86 52 144 182 21

    239 52 6 16 1 33 34 28 62 10 8 .. 86 Ii 152 316 22 241 24 7 11 7 26 1 31 .. 73 8 31 .. 62 8 171 336 23 210 II7 2 8 4 115 99 41 8 5 2 .. 38 3 127 202 24

    35,603 18,668 20,152 12,249 1,172 814 5,163 2,505 2,821 1,522 978 301 675 178 1,710 228 281 1 2,651 870 23,168 37,209 T 31~317 17,906 19,917 12,193 1,147 803 5,075 2,475 2,522 1,405 418 151 370 123 433 111 38.. 1,397 645 19,254 30,60S R

    4,286 762 235 56 25 11 88 30 299 117 560 150 305 55 1,277 117 243 1 1,254 225 3,90~ 6,606 U 396

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TUMKUR TALUK

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    2 3 5 6 2 3 5 6 144 Hal'ivanapura 2s6 97 98 C-2 96 Dibburr 3 1,lUl 1,169 D-3 145 Hariyappallahalli 127 226 235 C-:} 97 Doddagouhalli 223 514 583 H-:l 146 Harohalli 75 18 15 E-6 98 Doddageni 227 59 [)'l) 11-3 1017 Hebbaka 5:{ 1m 5 1,213 U-3 99 Doddanapalya 147 Jl-2 148 HebbakJ Amanikere 55 43 U-;; 100 Doddanaravangala 323 525 579 U-2 149 Hcbburu 197 2,535 2,887 H-3 101 Doddasarangi 390 539 659 1<:- 3 150 Hebbur Amanikere 198 56 53 H-J 102 Doddaveeranahalli 278 327 269 C- I 151 11 1,003 1,144 E-3 103 Dodderi 279 470 510 C-2 15:! Hethenahallt 39:~ 808 892 E-3 104 Dommekuppe 217 468 45!l F-:3 153 Hlkkallu 80 337 298 E-6 105 Durgadahalli 1I6 322 474 D-5 154 Hil'pdoddavuc\1 66 866 9Il D-6 106 Dyapenahalli 73 105 Il9 D-7 155 Hire Gunuagal 19:~ 586 676 C-4 107 Echa.lakunte 284 9 D-2 156 90 614 694 E-5 108 Galigenahalli 270 568 582 :F-:{ 157 Hirekodathagal 186 277 306 C-4 109 Gandhamachanahalh 369 143 141 }'-4 158 Hire Thotlukere 129 626 722 C-3 110 Gangasandra 336 18 35 ]<'-4 159 Hodekal 91 351 455 E-5 III Ganganahalh 237 1,155 1,353 G-3 160 Holakallu 373 785 940 F- 4 112 Ganganala 174 299 324 B-3 161 Honasigere 251 1,031 1,084 G- 3 113 Ganga8andra 7 349 383 }~-3 162 Honasigere Kant! 214 G- 3 114 Garagadguppe 201 487 504 li-2 163 llonnenahalli 380 269 F-4 ll5 Gedlahalli 24 152 185 E-4 164 llonnenahalli 135 B-3 116 Gerahalli 192 421 538 C-4 165 Honnenahalli 245 271 320 G-3 117 Gidaganahally 72 242 252 E-7 166 Honnenahallt 60 619 674 D-3 118 Giriyanahalli 303 B-2 167 Honnudike 365 1,585 1,717 G-4 ll9 Gollaha.lli 176 294 B-5 168 Hosahalli 62 143 140 D-3 120 Gollahalii 273 277 F-2 169 Hosahalli 389 421 466 F- 2 121 Golla.ha.lli 105 D-5 170 Hosahalli 189 516 635 C- 4 122 Gollaha.lli 12 170 249 E-2 171 Hosur 379 249 300 F- 3 123 Govindarajapura 262 318 370 F-2 172 Hottemallanapalya 170 7 B-3 (Kha.ndha.llapul'a) 173 Huchabasavanahalli 307 44 32 B-1 124 Gowdanahalli 302 69 llO B-2 17-1 Huliyapura 249 175 114 H--l 125 Gowdihalli 326 429 468 D--2 175 Hullenahally 377 810 955 .1<'- -l 126 Gowragondanahalli 166 439 485 B-3 176 Inapura 348 159 153 F-4 127 Gowripura 339 F---4 177 Jakkanahally 178 693 75:1 B-5 128 Gudipalasand1'8 342 99 120 F-5 178 Janapanahalli 104 200 256 B-5 129 Gulaganjihalli 267 271 284 }<'-2 179 Jolamaranahalli 352 245 256 G-5 130 Guleharavi 3:n 836 1,1:37 E-! 180 Kadagujjanahalh 77 97 135 D-6 131 Gulur 328 2,355 2,711 F-3 181 Kadaranahalli 103 289 404 E-5 132 Gulur Amanikere 329 19 21 E-3 182 Kaggere 322 30-l 332 D-2 133 Guni Gollahalli 347 59 90 F-4 183 Kaidala 395 856 1,000 E-3 134 Habbattanahalli 19 707 769 E-2 184 Kalakere 229 243 309 H-3 135 Halanur 18 751 859 E-2 185 Kalena.ha.lli 71 755 730 E-6 136 Halugondanahalli 67 463 506 D- 6 186 Kalla.halli 99 162 226 E-4 137 Ha.luhosahalli 387 139 181 E- 3 187 Kallana.palya 169 8 B-3 138 Hanchihalli 126 268 302 c- 3 188 Kallasettikunte 141 165 175 B-3 139 Hanumanthagiri 185 197 241 B-! 189 Kallumata 330 62 76 F-3 140 Hanumanthapura 318 176 193, D-3 190 Kalyanapura 261 702 793 H-3 141 Haralakatte 288 226 293 C- 2 191 Kambajipalya 78 D:.._6 142 Haralur 341 604 641 F- 5 192 Kambalapura 260 499 505 H-2 143 Horanahalli 61 189 244 F-3 193 Kambattanahalli 392 750 846 E-3 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TUMKUR TALUK-contd.

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    194 Kunakuppt' 206 745 H-2 244 Lakkenahalh 234 773 830 G-3 195 Kanakuppe Amanikere 207 G-2 245 Lak8hmanasandra 14 136 189 E-3 ! 96 Kannenahalli 317 126 14!) D-3 246 Lakshmisagara 294 C-2 197 Karadlgere :!6S lSI 2lO F-2 247 Lingapura 57 L03 122 D-3 198 Karadigere K!1vld 2ti\J 385 74~ F-2 248 Lingapura 362 G-4 199 Karenhalli ~55 42 36 G-4 249 Lingapura 208 605 644 G-2 200 Kat'igeripalya :{;l E-5 25() Lingapnra 190 119 131 C-4 201 Kanli:ere 1:{:I :l3U 41:1 B-3 251 LIllganahaIh 74 14 29 E-7 202 Karnakuppe 2-1:) 726 696 H- 3 25:l LIllgellahalli 293 0-2 203 Katenahalli 138 25e! 331 B-3 653 Llllgenahalli 2US Z()4 220 B-2 204 Kattigenahalli 125 2'10 311:; c-;) 254 MachanahaIh 1O() 298 330 E-4 205 Kembalalu 256 1,177 1,246 G-2 25.5 MadagOlldanahaIh 102 555 601 B-5 Z06 Kembalalu Amamkerc :l5M 5~ 91 G-:l 256 Maidala 107 569 763 E-5 207 Kembalalu Yalagel'c Kaval 235 G'-3 257 Maidala Amallikere 108 134 132 E-4 20i> Kempadalahalli 154 85 96 A-2 258 Majjigc Ken1panahaIh 311 56 82 B-2 209 Kempanadodderi 146 467 542 B-3 259 Makanahalh 271 455 438 F-2 210 Kempohalli i!) 286 314 D-6 260 ~lallappanahalli 27-i 476 449 F-2 211 KenchenahallI 15U 144 215 B-2 :.!6 I 15 997 1,255 E-2 zU Kenchanapalyll IS:! 171 200 B-4 262 l\bll~sandr~ AmaIllkere 20 142 191 E- ~ Z13 Kcsarumadu 91> I,U56 1.153 E-4 263 Mall~sandra Valagcl'c 21 B-2 :.!14 Kcsturu 152 1,635 1,712 B-3 Kava!. 215 Kesturu Amanikere 153 B- 3 264 Mallenahalli 49 266 321 c- 4 '231 216 Kethohalli 345 187 210 F-5 265 Mallenahalli 3()5 192 B-1 217 KlttaganahallI 335 380 580 1"-4 266 ~anchagondanahalli 337 522 715 F-4 218 Kodagihalli 82 GIl:> 697 D-6 267 Manchakalukuppe 109 478 502 E-5 219 Kodlhalli 15] 707 706 B- 3 268 Manangi 378 413 455 F-4 220 Kodihalli 363 500 661 G- 4 2119 Maralenahalh 56 515 562 D-;> 221 Kodi Muddanahalli :l59 470 482 G- 2 270 Maralur 22 763 1,264 E-: 2:l2 Ko(h 'fhlmmanahalli 15lO 50 A-:.! 271 Maralur AmallIkerc 10 E-: 223 Kolalakunte 155 134 143 A- 2 272 Maranayakanapalya 29 232 247 E-~ 224 Kohhalli \)5 575 669 F-5 273 Masanapura 2l:>9 220 259 c-! 225 Kondanaikana hall! 1lI6 18 16 B-5 275 Masakallu 350 1,005 1,100 G-, 226 Kondapura 38lO 115 U8 F-3 276 Mavukere 168 662 787 B-: 437 478 227 Konthihalli 172 227 324 B-4 276 Melehalli 128 c-: 6 1,009 228 Kora 122 1,375 1,422 C- 3 277 Melekote 856 E-: 229 Kora Amanikel'e 123 7 C-3 278 Muddenahalli 130 273 278 C-i 612 690 230 Koratagere 353 610 727 G-5 279 Mudigere 320 231 Kurukempanahalli 2\)6 B-2 280 Mudlukodi 332 166 188 E-4 734 232 Kothanahalli 327 478 548 E-2 281 Mullukunte 370 844 G-i 233 Kottigegollahalli 346 532 608 F-4 282 Muthasandra 41 192 247 D~ 416 234 Kottihalli Kaval 16 E-2 283 Menesandra 272 381 F-i 290 189 C-~ 235 Kowthamarana. halli 33~ 567 670 F-4 284 Nagajjanahalh 183 160 236 Kundur 30 315 404 D-4 285 Naganayakanapalya A-: 233 1,598 2,113 237 Kuuuvanakunte 225 282 2UO H-2 286 Nago.valli G-i 236 G-~ 231) KUIllbarahallikere 117 D-5- 287 Nagavalli Amanikere 8 191 239 . KUllkumanahally 13 588 650 E-3 288 Nagena.halli 238 162 G-i 145 241) Kuppur 59 477 534 D-3 289 N a.gena.halli B-~ 87 535 E-5 241 Koruvelu 81 696 743 E-6 290 N a.ndiha.Jli 502 394 177 186 F-4 242 Kutchangl 48 437 510 C-3 291 Nandlhalli 159 316 376 2,3 Kyathasandra 112 2,875 3,593 E-4 292 N andihalli A-~ 3~9

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TUMKUR TALUK

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    293 NlI.ra.llpura M 465 [>00 V-:l 341 1lel'lIl1,[lpallahalli 239 255 287 G-2 294 Nara.~!!'pul'a, 11l~ 310 :l7:! H-3 3·12 1leethukallu 68 1,211 1,202 D-6 295 Nara,~ipura, 181 75 HI B-4 :l43 :-iett&ppall&h&lli 384 7i 1~0 F-:3 29~ Naruganah&lli 37~ S07 S72 }<'-3 344 i'lettyhalli 25 1,236 1,344 E-4 297 Narayanakel'e 226 515 570 H-3 345 Hhambonahalh 162 446 432 A-3 298 Nayakall8.pll.lya 175 IS~ 170 B-i :346 Siddagltngemat& 114 21 50 E-4 299 Nelahalu 2~Q 48i 615 B-2 347 i'liddappan3paly& 264 157 201 }<'-2 300 Neralapur& 3i9 253 2SI }<'-! 348 Hiddapur& 3H 127 167 F- 5 301 Nidll.va.lalu 230 769 821 H-3 3,19 Smganahlllli 97 169 173 E- 5 302 Obalapura lin 546 5tH C-4 350 SlIlglI.lI&paIJ& 252 225 215 G- ;j 303 Ojenahalli 159 150 I!17 D-6 351 Shingipura 28) 293 354 D- 2 304 OOl'ukere 50 1,035 1,201 C-3 352 i'lillgrihall i 12( C-~ 305 Pogad!lmantlll!.halli 215 85 98 0-3 353 i'liranr& 242 1,i90 1,707 G-2 30~ l'agadamllranllhal1i 216 0-3 354 Sogen&h&lli 137 16 14 B-4 Kav&!. 355 Somae&g&ra. 300 65 70 B-2 307 P&lasanclra 140 B-3 356 S6ndenaha.lli 38 555 685 V-4 308 Palasandr& 333 713 787 F-4 357 Sorelrunte 304 8(2 836 B-2 309 Pandithanahalli 32 E-t 358 Suragolldltnllh&lIi 70 III 102 D-7 310 PlIlldithanahalli 94 507 596 E-5 359 T. Gollaha.lli 280 550 608 C-2 311 Pannasalldra. 21S 271 285 F-" 360 Thamm&dihalli 351 267 314, G-5 312 Pemmanahalli 93 574 581 E-5 361 Thayarekere 2W 1,035 1,172 G-4 313 Peramanahalli 319 123 154 V-Z 362 Thimmlllapur& 2g3 245 294 D-:3 3U P. Gollahdlli 310 466 509 B-2 363 Thimmlapur& 115 E-4 315 Pullasandra 356 20 4ii G-3 364 Thimmlllapura 5S 223 254 D-3 316 Puradakatte 240 20 28 G-2 365 Thimmana.ikanahe.lli 118 198 2S3 U-5 317 Puradakatte Kaval 241 41 53 G-2 366 Thimmltnapalya 231 166 201 H-3 318 Purudugunte 309 ii2 1I3 B-2 367 Thimmarajanah&lIi 297 214 275 B-2 319 Ra.gimuddanahalli 211 692 787 G-2 368 Thimmasandra 202 190 273 H-2 320 Ramade\Oarabett& 110 E-! 369 Thimmaeandr& 220 264 202 G-3 321 Ramagondanaha.lli 45 352 419 C-3 370 Thippanoh&lIi 47 C-4 322 Ramakrishnapur& 224 93 109 H-2 371 Thippedas&rah&lh 157 102 120 A-2 323 Ra.manahalli 361 543 567 G-4 372 ThirumaJaplI,ly& 136 194 240 B-4 324 Ramenah&lIi 204 311 291 H-2 373 Thondigere 248 415 453 H-4 325 Ramapura 167 31 B-3 374 Thondigere K&ul 247 92 96 H-,i 326 R&nga.pura 51 107 122 D-3 375 Thulasipur& 134 C-4 327 Rayapura 209 610 697 G-2 376 Tumkur Amanikere 2 401 530 D-3 328 Rayavara 200 284 315 H-2 377 Tumkur village 1 507 475 E-4 329 Samudranahalli 265 236 260 E-:J 378 Upparahalli 23 1,126 2,023 E-4 330 Sangapura 89 321 325 F-5 379 Uradagere 63 1,707 1,887 D-u 331 Sangenahalli 161 A-2 380 Vaddarahalli 382 F-3 332 Sank&lapur& 228 137 126 R- 3 381 Vaddar&h&lh 35 369 491 D-4 333 S&nkapura 334 302 330 E-4 382 Vaklwdi 321 706 741 D-3 334 Sarangipaly& 391 E-3 383 Varlldan&halli 360 524 508 G-4 335 Sasalu 358 573 701 G-4 384 VlIossnthanar&s&pur& 1(3 B-2 336 Sate~h&tt& 65 750 741 D-6 385 Veer&napaly& 165 B-3 337 Satyamangala. 36 1,246 1,449 D_:_4 386 Veeranayakan"ha,Jli 371 495 566 G-4 338 Sop&naha.1Ii 219 346 364 G-3 387 Veerssagllra ~ 263 E-3 339 Seebidasanah&lli 139 B-3 388 Viravatanllhlllli 84 100 109 D-5 340' Seegepalya. 46 0-4 389 Virupa.sandra. 372 243 257 G-3 400

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TUMKUR TALUK

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    390 Voderahalli 295 C-2 3!J3 Yalarlalu 149 304 37u B-2 391 Voderapura 246 396 452 G--:~ 394 Yellapura 386 239 285 F-3 392 Yaladalahlllli 213 317 368 G-3 395 Yellapura 39 445 579 D-4

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Total: 045 (7): 200 (49): 205 (2); 207 (52): 209 (30): 214 (3); 218(8): 220 (150): 231 (2): 235 (20): 244 (23): 253 (1): 255 (78); 264 (2): 265(2); 271(2); 273(259): 280(54); 281(1); 234(1); 287 (1): 288 (99): 289 (4); 302(16): 311 (26); 313 (5); 314 (12); 320(3); 333(1); 336(21): 336(6): 340(40): 341 (1): 342(4); 343 (14): 350(16) 357(1): 359 (2): 367 (30): 369 (82); 372 (1); 378 (6); 380 (1); 334 (14): 388(68): 392 (8) 393 (205); 394(4); 399(22).

    Rural 045(7); 200(12); 207(35); 209(6); 214(1); 220(115); 235(17); 244(23); 253(1); 255(78); 260(2); 264(2); 273(129); 280(38); 281(1); 288(95); 302(1); 311(15); 313(5); 314(4); 340(24); 342(4); 343(14); 350(73); 350(66); 367(19); 368(1); 369(1); 383(1); :388(14); 393(154); 399(9).

    Urban: 2fJO (37); 205(2); 207(17); :W9(2~); 214 (2); 218(8); 220(22); ;J:3l(2); 235(3); :m(:?); 273(130); :!80(16); ~84(1); 287(1); 288(4); 289(4); 302(15); 311(ll); 314(8); 3:l()(:3); 333(1); 335(:21); 33ti(!.i); 3iG(1); 3H(I); 35U(3); 357(1); 359(2) 367(Il); 36!)(15); 372(1); 37~6); 384(14); 388(411); 392(8); 393(51); 394(4) 399 (13).

    VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Villages: Anthamsanahalli 343(3), 350(5); Lingapura 393(1); 369(1); tlangapura 393(1); Kolihalli 273(1), 314(3); Thimmalapura 3ll(I), 399(1); Hannenahalli 393(4); Rommanahalli 220(1), 255(1), 288(1), 369(1); Singana. M.allenahalli 255(7); Kutchangi 288(4), 340(1). 393(1); halli 255(1); Herehalli 200(1), 273(2),340(11), 388(1), Arakere 313(1), 393(1); Yellapura 288(8), 340(2); 393(2); Pemmanahalli 311(1), 343(2); Pandithanahalli Kundur 340(2); Bo.to.vadi 273(1), 280(1); Settlho.lli 288(8), 369(1), 393(1); Madagondanaha.1Ii 273(2}, 311(1), 273(1), 369(1); Upparo.ho.lIi 340(1); Maralur 280(1); 343(1), 393(1); Mydala 393(1); Mancha.kalakuppe 350(1); Gl1ngasandra 393(1); Melekote 288(1), 393(9); Kunku­ Manchagond&Mhalli 220(3); Kesaruma.du 200(1), 207(3) manahalh 273(2), 288(1}, 393(1); Halanuru 350(2), 393(1); 220(70); Kalla.halh 244(7), 288(3); Chokkcna.halli 244(2), Hebbatto.nahalli 207(1), 265 (2), 273(2), 313(1), 369(1), 288(10); Baddihalli 220(2), 280(1); Kya.thasandra. 200(2» 393(1); Mallasandra 200(1), 369(2); Heggare ;!35(4); 214(1), 220(5), 273(8), 280(3), 288(23), 311(1), 388(1), 273(1); 388(1) 393(2) Bhimasandra. 207(1), 340(1). 393(7); Easa.vapa.tna 281(1), 350(1); Aregujjanaha.1Ii 393(1); Narasapura. 313(2). 393(2); Hebbaka. 207(1), 207(1), 273(1), 288(2), 369(2); Durgadahalli 369(1), 255(8), 273(3), Hebbaka. Ama.nikerc 255(1), 280(2), Kora. 273(3), 369(1), 393(1); Bhramha.Bandra 273(2), 393(2); Otora.kere 235(2), 273(2), 311(1}, 313(1), 280(1), 281:!(6), 369(1); Karikere 273(1), 393(1); Chik­ 314(1), 369(2), 393(2); Ranga.pura. 393(1); Amoni­ konahalli 273(1); Burudaghatta 393(1); Ketnpa.na.dodderi hosakere 393(1); Uooradigere 207(1), 273(6), 288(1), 393(5); Yeladadlu 255(7), 280(1); Nandiha.lIi 350(2), 340(15),342(3), 343(2),393(1), 399(1); Satgha.tta 367(13), 369(1) 393(1); Shambhona.ha.lIi 393(1), 399(1); Kodiha.lIi 393(1); Hiredoddava.di 273(1), 340(1), 367(5), 393(3); 273(1), 393(2); Kesturu 220(2), 273(5), 393(3); Mavukere Sura.gondano.halli 369(3); Holugondana.ha.lli 220(2); 393(1); Ganganala 369(1); Amra.tha.giri 393(1); Chikka.­ Dya.penahalli 207(1); Gidaganahally 207(3)" 369(1), TotlukeJ'e 207(1), 350(6), 393(3); Kenehanapa.lya 350(4). 393(1); Kalmahalli 288(3}, 360(1), 399(2); Seetha.ka.llu 369(1); Bela.dhaur 235(2), J93(1); Ahobala. Agrahara 207(10), 255(~), 273(6), 280(2), 288(1), 311(3), 369(1), 273(1); Jalamara.nahalli 393(1); Jakbnaha.lIi 393(1); 393(5); Hikka.llu 273(1), 369(1); Karuvelu 350(1); Lingapul'a. 369(1); Chinaga 369(1); Gerihalli 273(1); Kodigihalli 207(2), 273(4), 288(1), 302(1), 340(3), 369(1); Chlkka.gundukallu 369(1); Bammana.ha.lli 369(1); Here-, Bya.ta. 393(3); Hodekal 273(1), 288(1), 343(2), 393(1); Totlukere 369(1); Maleha.lli 369(1); Hebburu 200(1), Nandihalli 280(1), 311(2), 369(1), 393(1); Chikkahalli 273(4), 388(1), 393(3); Ballagere 244(1), 264(2), 273(4), 401

    VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS-- concld. TUMKUR TALUK

    369(1), 393(4); Nagavalli 200(1), 220(3), 273(7), 280(2) 393(1); Doddanaramangala 273(2), 369(2); Thimma. 342(1), 350(-1), 388(2), :39:~(8), 399(4); Houati.ken, rajanahalh ~7J(2); Golbhalli 393(1); Appiua,ikanahalli 273(1}, 311(2), 393(1); Ydarlahalh 045(4); Beguf 273(1), 393(1); Doddere 2;'5(5), 393(1); Gulul' :201)(2), 207(2), 280(1),3(;'-1(1),39:3(2); Huiiyapu"a 330(17); B.111agcl'ekaval ~09(2), 235(3), 273(7), 280(3), 288(1), 33()(;~), 393(3); 045(1), 311(1); Banmkuppe 393(1); Kuduvakunte 359(1); Guleharavi 369(1), 393(1); Kittagallahalli 273(1), 393(1); Doddagouhalli 36\)(1); Bisalahalli 2U7(1), 393(2); Manchagondanahalli 220(27), 273(1), 393(1); HOJur Garagadaguppe 393(1); Lingapura 273(1), 36\)(1),393(1); 280(1); Byrasandra 273(3), 2tlO(1), 350(9), 369(2); Bummahalli 393(1); II Siraval'a 235(1); 255(6); Manangi 393(1); Owthamaranahalli 255(1), 369(1); Puradakattekantl 244(13); Samudranahalli 255(1); ArQyur Akkatallgeeyarakattekaval 288(16); Haralur 273(3), 273(1), 369(1); Gulaganjihalli 280(2). 369(1); 280(1); Palas:1lldra 273(1), 393(2) ; Namganahalli 369(1); Galigelanahalh 273(1). 380(1). 393(2); Uakanahalh Kottigegollahalli 393(2); Bychapura 207(2); Holakallu 0-15(1), 273(2), 393(1); Gollahalli 3-10(1); Bidarekatttl 393(3); Inapura 393(1); Kethohalli 359(1); Cholamballi 045(1), 25ii(2), 393(1); Palalandra 280(1), 343(3), 200(1), 220(8), 369(1); Banavara 273(3), 280(3), 311(1); 393(1); Thimmasandra 369(1); Gangena·halli 369(1); Hullenahalli 273(2), 288(1), 369(2), 393(2); Nerlapura tlheenappanahalli 393(2); Bellave 220(1), 369(1), 273(1); Jolumarallahalli 343(1), 350(1); Bidarakatte 393(2); Sheenappanahalh 280(1), 369(1), 393(1); 369(1); Honnudike 200(1), 273(8), 369(1), 388(1), 393(3); Bellave Amanikere 207(2), 2:W(.1), 273(.1), 388(1); Chennena­ Thammadihalli 207(2), 280(1), 350(1); Masakallu 273(2), halli,25ii(5), 2tlO(4),350(.1), 307(1); Iliasanapura 288(3); 280(1), 311(1), 369(1), 393(1); Koratagere 350(7),369(1), 393(1); Harivanapura 253(1), 2S0(2); Gollahalh 273(1), 393(1); Bommanahalli 207(1), 369(1); Mal'alenahalli Horekunte 39a(I); Chikkshecbi 273(1), 280(1), 350(7) 369(1), Anapanahalli 393(2); MUllukunte 235(4); YeUapur 369(1), 393(1); Nelahalu 273(2); tlhingipura 393(1); 350(1), 369(1); Chikkasarangi 393(2); Hethenahalli Bommenahalli 273(1); Ajjagunahalli 393(2); Haralakatte 273(1); Kaidala 273(1); Kambathanahalli 369(1); 255(30); Lingahalli 393(1); Chikkabellave 340(1) Bugu­ Doddasarangi 369(1). dallahalli 200(1), 369(1); Chlkkanaramangala 235(1),

    26 TUMKUR 402

    VILLAGE TUMKUR Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area. Occu­ Population Castes Tnbes educated Sl. in pied House­ ,..---.A..-----,. ,_:.A.. ... ,..-A...... A..... No. Village Amenitiee Acres Houses holds p 111 F M F .M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 "13 14

    1 Tumkur Village CTD Rhc MEW 2,314 67 67 475 250 2~5 52 15 Mp SPO E(a)(i)(d). 2 Tumkur Amanikere TK E(a)(i)(d) 1,462 95 95 530 2134 246 19 20 30 5 a Dibbur * PPwE(a) 62il 215 215 1,169 599 570, 257 248 170 45 4. Agalakote PwE(a) 251 20 24 107 59 48 27 18 20 5 6. BhimaMandra * PPwPo 596 164 164 873 447 426 93 83 165 85 E{a)(i) a Melekote PPwE(d) 673 208 208 1,009 499 510 108 100 228 104 7 Gangaeandra PPw. 304 63 63 283 200 183 86 83 73 24 & Amani Hosa.kere Tk 280 I 152 3 9 Veerasagara PPwE 276 47 47 263 153 110 2 2 50 16 10 Maralur Amanikere Tk 325 Un_Inhabiteu

    11 Heggere M Pw 840 196 226 1,144 5S0 564 146 149 269 112 12 Gollahalli H Pw'E(d) 299 35 36 249 145 104 55 42 112 32 13 Kumkumanahalli PPw . 615 102 105 659 316 343 87 77 124 55 14 Lakshmanasandra Pw 291 24 24 IS9 93 96 3 5 31 1il 15 Mallasandra >I< P Pw Po E(i)(d) 1,537 232 232 1,255 643 612 66 61 196 48 Un-Inhabited 16 KottihalJi kaval 548 17 Adalapur& PPw 7il6 65 65 316 149 167 45 59 47 7 18 Halanur PPw 1,297 164 164 859 435 424 90 88 163 47 19 Habbatbanahalli PPw 821 142 142 769 408 361 116 94 105 16 20 Ma.lla.sandra Amanikere Pw 797 35 35 191 91 100 14 16 l4 1 Un-Iubab]kd 21 Malla8andravalagel'e kaval 324 22 Maralur PPwE(i)(d) 912 21)1 261 1,204 655 600 118 \)5 225 61 23 UpparahalJi PPwE(i)(d) 422 3133 :~S3 2,02il 1,032 991 175 l(i2 I" 479 211 24. Gedlahalli Pw 372 36 il6 185 91 94 24 22 I' 2 25 Settyhlllli P PwE(d) 1,560 231 239 1,344 682 662 154 126 I ., 180 89

    26 Bat&ndi Pw 477 39 44 244 lill l1il 37 32 20 3 27 Chennanadinne 105 1 15 8 7 I 28 Devarayapatna * H Pw Po E(a)(d) 764 206 20g 2,06il 1,5il3 530 141 ll7 1,165 40 29 Maranayakanapalye. Pw 268 57 57 247 119 128 14 21 62 12 30 Kundur PPwE(a) 5n 84 136 404 200 204 18 15 61 18

    31 Aralihalu 189 Un·Illhabited 32 Panditharahalli 576 Un-Inhabited 33 Karigiripalya 2S1 Un-Inhabited 34 BelagUUlba >I< PwE(&) 1,339 215 215 1,190 634 556 77 77 IS3 48 35 Vaddarahalli PPw 332 96 96 491 245 246 107 114 46 10

    36 Sathyarnangal& PPwE(a) 1,048 248 2413 1,449 762 687 122 125 25 48 37 Ajjappanahalli P Pw E(a) 410 37 37 249 131 llS 16 9 29 6 38 Sondenahalli PPw 1,044 117 117 655 343 312 28 21 94 18 39 Ya.llapura PPw 621 118 Il8 579 287 292 154 151 69 13 .0 Beeranakallu PPw 758 103 103 562 266 296 74 89 65 15

    .1 Muthatmndra PPw 601 37 37 247 125 122 44 45 24 2 42 Antharaenahalli PPwE(a) 881 135 135 765 393 372 172 154 160 45 43 Arakere * PPw Po E(~) 684 99 99 522 250 272 95 96 100 22 « Amlapura P-w E(a) 225 3 3 21 10 11 2 45 Ramagnodanahalli PPw. 445 67 67 419 216 203 34 20 68 20 403

    DIRECTORY TALUK

    Total WORKER!! Non­ workers '------~ workers (I-IX) I 11 III IV V VI ViI VIII IX X ,-"---..... ,-A-., ,-"--. ,.---"---..." ,-"-~ ,--"--~ ,-A-., r-~ ~ r-~ ,--A--, Sl. M I]' M F M Ji',M F M F M Jf M FM FM]' M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    149 92 135 19 5 62 2 8 9 101 133 1

    153 47 137 37 1 3 4 11 5 131 199 2 360 93 267 52 14 25 3 11 5 3 2 1 56 14 239 477 3 37 4 36 1 1 1 1 1 22 44 4 255 83 U8 5 46 14 7 14 1 6 2 5 57 62 192 343 5

    250 72 135 16 17 1 3 18 49 2 2 26 52 249 438 6 65 10 55 2 9 8 135 173 7 2 2 3 18 61 2 9 4 13 2 9 2 22 2 92 108 9 Un-inhabited 10

    346 ~1 237 42 25 21 1 2 662 8 7 6 54 8 234 483 11 65 29 46 19 2 4 1 1 15 5 80 75 12 193 ~~ 171 82 5 2 2 2 13 4 123 255 13 58 20 51 19 2 2 3 1 35 76 14 369 165 276 III 71 45 3 1 2 2 3 2 13 5 274 447 15

    Un-inhabited 16 92 65 88 61 1 3 2 57 102 17 273 65 233 57 23 4 9 8 3 162 359 18 259 120 216 84 21 34 3 II 1 2 5 149 241 19 56 20 33 4 23 16 35 80 20

    Un-inhabited 21 398 266 213 194 16 14 7 3 8 7 21 3 17 3 15 4 13 88 38 257 343 22 579 139 93 8 12 22 5 2 1 104 15 112 9 38 19 40 1 174 62 453 852 23 55 42 45 36 1 1 2 4 1 4 1 3~.. '52-- 24 432 285 255 218 69 56 10 1 13 2 18 21 4 11 5 30 3 25{) . 377 ' 25 , 85 57 34 29 1 14 14 10 225 19 11 46 56 26 4 4 3 4 1 .. i .. 4 3 27 288 83 148 12 54 64 4 2 21 4 6 4 51 1 1245 447 28 71 64 54 34 15 25 2 1 48 64 29 122 80 101 66 11 14 7 3 78 124 30

    Un-inhabited 31 Un-inhabited 32 Un-inhabited 83 :197 ~4 :121 7 19 1 1, 16 3 3 .. -57 31 16 237 472 34 147 99 113 76 7 13 1 3 20 7 1 5 98 147 35

    425 38 339 10 14 7 9 6 9 3 1 3 ~8 14 337 649 36 68 44 58 39 3 2 2 4 1 2 63 74 37 201 68 162 45 22 13 8 8 2 5 4 142 244 38 171 98 121 66 32 27 8 1 1 4 4 4 116 194 39 155 60 125 40 1 2 3 2 2 24 16 114 236 40

    72 19 53 12 6 1 1 1 10 6 53 103 41 248 166 142 108 35 44 16 12 12 22 4 1 1 23 145 206 42 144 166 104 121 31 27 7 18 106 106 43 8 6 2 3 6 3 2 5 44 136 116 101 85 30 27 2 1 3 3 80 87 45

    26* 404

    VILLAGE TUMKUR

    Literate Area Occu· Scheduled Scheduled and SI. in pied Huuse­ Total Pupulation Ca~te" Tribes educated ,_...A...--_~ No. Amenitie.!l ;'ljuare Houses holds .-~ ,--A-~ Acres p M 1<' M ,J!' 1\1 - F 1 2 3 4. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    '6 Seegepaly& 168 Un-itlhabit0d 4 7 Thipp&m~halli E(&} . 777 Un.inhabitc'd 48 Kutchahgi PPw. 914 95 95 5W 321 189 _ 60' 66 135 2!l 49 Mallenahalli Ph E(a} 34-1, 60 tiO 321 156 Hi5 36 30 65 9 60 Oorukere* PPwPo 1,131 226 226 1,201 607 594 175 164 220 75

    lSI Rangapura Pw 159 21 21 122 59 63 37 .( 52 Annenahalli PPw 775 W7 107 599 :}13 286 64 60 117 17 113 Hebbaka PPw 1,019 236 230 1,213 G09 604 132 134 211 59 64 Narasapura PPw Sll 84 8-1 500 258 242 70 58 54 8 65 Hebbaka Amanikere Pw 872 7 7 43 27 16 3

    56 Maralellahalli PPw 9~3 87 lOG 562 285 277 52 56 103 2(i 67 Lingapura Pw \ . 264 19 24 122 63 59 41 7 68 Thimmalapura , PPw. 388 55 55 254 127 127 57 53 23 3 59 Kuppur PPw E(a} 707 101 101 534 277 257 62 54 78 23 60 HOllllenahalli P Pw E(a) 796 III III 674 362 312 137 146 171 54

    61 H&ronahalli PPw. 337 51 51 244 138 106 45 28 38 8 62 Hosahalli Pw 236 30 30 140 76 64 32 25 15 4 63 Uradagere * MDPwPo 1,609 311 3Il 1,887 947 940 137 122 468 250 64 Bellibattalaha.lli 923 21 21 120 62 58 22 17 10 :I 65 Sateghatt& PPw 1,191 147 147 741 369 372 55 64 183 152

    66 Hiredoddavadi* MPwPo 974 172 172 911 463 448 58 61 195 57 67 Ha.lugondanahalli PPw. 971 !lO 91 506 242 264 54 67 64 13 68 Seethakallu" MPwPo 1,105 248 248 1,202 601 601 84 li3 259 82 69':' OjenahaIli Pw :l80 40 40 197 91 106 81 91 28 I 70 Suragondanahalli Pw 164 22 22 102 47 55 18

    71 KaJenahaIJi PPw 592 147 H7 730 367 363 36 29 169 44 72 Gidlaganahalli Kw 453 47 47 252 112 140 13 12- 32 6 73 DyapenahalIi Pw 755 26 26 119 61 58 34 29 14 74 Linga~ahalli Kw 165 6 6 29 12 17 4 75 HarohaIIi Kw 840 3 3 15 7 8 3

    76 Bettaseethakallu Pw 621 50 50 220 121 99 61 48 29 2 77 KadagujjanahaIli Pw 493 21 21 135 65 70 12 18 1 78 Kambajipalya 120 un-inhabited 79 Kempohalli Pw . 826 54 54 314 154 160 62 64 22 SO Hikkallu PPw 480 57 57 298 151 147 6 7 63 11

    81 KafUvelu MPw. 648 135 135 743 373 370 92 89 llO 70 82 KodagihaUi PPw 377 126 126 697 358 339 68 56 154 33 83 Dasaoharipalya 12 UI1·inhabited 84 Vitravatanahalli Pw 224 14 14 109 52 57 15 85 Byata.* MPwPo 463 96 96 506 254 252 32 32 94 15

    811 'f Aregujjanahalli PPW 1,383 183 183 886 408 478 93 92 111 22 87 Nandihalli Ph 1,093 96 96 535 279 256 85 77 163 52 88 ChlkkahaIli PPw 598 105 105 572 291 281 59 56 153 53 89 Sangapura Pw 390 60 60 325 167 158 46 14 90 Hirehalli" MPwPo.- 782 148 148 694 350 344 42 40 182 106 E(i) (d) 405

    DIRECTORY

    TALU~

    Total WORKJmS Non­ Workers r-'------.A..-__ -.... workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X SI. r--"---... ,..-.A..--.." ,----"---., ~ ,--..A.-.,..--'---. r-"--. r-"--.... ~ ,--A--.. r-.A...-.... No. M F M F M F M F M FMFM FM F M F M F Y F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 ItJ

    Un-inhabited Un-inhabited 185 53 143 38 4 25 12 2 13 1 136 136 48 110 87 76 57 I 28 25 3 3 3 46 78 49 352 80 284 62 37- 10 2 3 132 22 " 255 514 50

    29 1 24 1 3 30 62 51 185 41 134 25 12 9 10 4 4 2 2 23 128 245 52 377 206 346 151 21 35 3 3 14 3 3 3 232 398 53 150 131 139 124 7 7 4 108 III 54 16 11 15 II 11 5 55

    182 82 114 13 63 68 1 3 103 195 56 38 5 25 4 4 2 7 25 54 57 90 26 71 5 19 21 37 101 58 175 126 123 25 118 2 2 I 8 1 22 2 102 lSI 59 200 106 102 40 40 60 17 5 I 1 1 38 162 206 60

    77 20 48 8 II 3 18 8 61 86 61 46 14 25 7 5 13 7 30 50 62 573 156 418 109 21 II 19 18 16 2 15 26 " 3 54 11 374 784 63 43 31 42 31 I 19 27 114 207 39 109 13 8 10 26 12 7 7 34 16 3 162 333 115

    268 188 189 159 18 4 19 10 I 10 31 14 195 260 66 153 144 146 139 1 5 5 89 120 67 371 145 257 114 11 6 23 9 4 2 31 2 2 41 13 230 456 68 63 24 52 20 I 2 9 3 28 82 69 29 37 27 36 I 18 18 70

    232 80 186 56 8 6 14 12 3 !'j 1 19 1 135 283 71 75 76 69 72 2 4 2 37 64 72 41 29 37 28 2 2 20 29 73 8 3 8 3 4 a 74 5 3 5 3 2 5 75

    72 41 56 33 2 I 1 12 6 49 58 76 46 30 31 30 14 19 40 77 Un-inhabited 104 96 99 93 4 :I 1 50 114 79 82 64 75 51 2 10 2 2 3 69 83 80

    187 102 145 ~2 26 47 2 6 3 2 .6 186 268 81 226 203 159 179 6 9 31 11 4 29 " 132 136 82 Un-inhabited 29 14 29 14 23 43 84 147 45 123 33 3 2 1 7 3 2 2 10 4 107 207 85

    284 255 191 70 40 101 43 '72 5 10 7 124 223 86 182 87 137 73 22 II 4 3 1 3 1 11 2 97 169 87 165 46 126 32 16 9- .. 2 3 1 2 10 9 126 235 88 94 31 91 28 2 3 1 .J, 73 127 89 209 159 126 117 22 29 5 1\ 3 4 6 3 10 33 5 141 185 90 406

    VILLAGE TUMKUR

    Literate Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Total Population Castes Tribes educated Sl. in pied House­ ,----..A..- _--.., ~ ,..A..-, ,.~ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F !Ii F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    91 HOdegallu PPw 821 85 85 455 215 240 14 25 63 11 92 Dhanayakapura PPw 921 76 76 384 179 205 37 31 35 6 93 Pemmanahalli PPw 1.018 121 121 581 288 293 75 67 74 10 94 Panditanahalli PPw 488 108 108 596 287 309 108 105 125 54 95 Kolihalli PPw _ 818 127 127 669 335 334 68 70 153 30

    96 Bommanahalli P Pw E(a)(d) 534 107 107 684 359 325 34 22 97 15 97 Singanahalli Pw 169 29 29 173 90 83 6 5 25 98 Kesaramadu P Pw E(a)(i)(d) 754 231 231 1.153 582 571 99 81 237 103 99 Kallahalli Pw 224 40 40 226 122 104 43 37 52 15 100 Machanahalli PPw 462 53 53 330 169 161 10 8 79 17

    101 Chokkenahalli Pw 180 45 45 244 128 116 62 49 56 13 102 Madagondahalli PPw 866 117 117 601 293 308 99 100 133 57 103 Kadaranahalli PPw (Ea) 729 82 82 404 208 196 101 103 40 8 104 JanapanahaIIi PPw 626 42 62 256 131 125 65 54 27 5 105 Gollarahalli 346 Un-inhabited

    106 Kondanaikanahalli Kwo 366 4 6 16 8 8 7 8 2 1 107 Maidala P Pw E(a)(d) 931 126 126 763 400 363 46 47 157 48 108 Maidala Amanikere . Pw 1,213 24 24 132 73 59 21 7 109 Manchakalukuppe PPw 495 86 86 502 256 246 13 13 88 25 IlO Ramadevarabetta 50 Un-inhabited

    III Basavapatna Pw 685 80 80 374 179 195 33 39 64 23 112 Kyatasandra* MPwPo 662 680 680 3,593 1,865 1.728 225 199 741 414 113 Baddihalli P Pw E(a)(i)(d) 315 49 49 272' 132 140 9 7 47 19

    114 Siddagangemata H Pwo E(a)(i)(d) 65 6 6 50 43 7 41 115 Thimmalapura 23 Un-inhabitrd

    116 Durgadahalli PPw 357 92 92 474 245 229 13 5 48 3 117 Kumbarallikere 23 Un-inhabited 118 Thimmanaikanahalli Pw 727 54 54 283 154 129 113 85 3 119 Anupanahalli PPw E(a) 874 96 96 503 272 231 47 38 91 26 120 Devarayanlldurga Kw 1,0174 6 6 13 9 4 7 (State Forest)

    121 Devarayanadurga PPwE(d) _ 568 34 34 156 72 84 4 4 49 23 122 Kora* MRhcPwPo 864 265 265 1,422 700 722 160 138 251 29 123 Kora Amanikere KwE(a) 812 7 l' 6 1 124 Singrihalli 489 Un-inhabited 125 Kattigenahalli PPwE(a) 304 66 66 318 160 158 32 30 76 28

    126 Hanchihalli PPw E(a) 421 58 58 302 157 145 20 II 75 33 127 HariyappanahaUi • PPw. 256 47 47 235 134 101 89 12 128 Melehalli PPw. 537 100 100 478 233 245 40 49 110 57 129 Hirethotlukere PPw 772 151 151 722 358 364 44 45 107 24 130 Muddenahalli PPw _ 216 56 56 278 145 133 8 2 67 26

    131 Bramhasandra ?IP.... 1,216 192 192 986 488 498 129 134 223 93 132 Chikkathotlukere* MDRhcPwPo 1,921 359 359 1,848 939 909 137 129 249 75 133 Karikere PPw 671 72 72 413 210 203 34 36 83 26 134 Tulasipllra 163 un-inhabited 135 Honnenahalli 189 Un-inhabited 407

    DffiECTORY

    -TALUK-contd.

    Total 'VORKERS Non­ Workers ,.------J... workers (I.IX) I II III V VI VII Vln X SI. ..-A--... ~ ,.----A-, .--A--... ~ ,..A..---, ~ ,--..A.., ..-A----. No. M F M F M F M F M F M F M M ]' M M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    128 88 103 46 6 28 13 13 6 87 152 91 117 ~9 86 50 16 19 II 4 62 136 92 175 144 152 121 9 20 I 9 1 2 4 113 149 93 162 122 133 92 16 24 3 fi 2 2 5 125 187 94 208 177 175 142 23 32 .~ 2 2 3 127 157 95

    227 177 208 171 2 4 14 2 3 132 148 96 50 42 48 40 2 2 40 4J 97 355 227 237 136 53 39 2 47 45 2 1 1 14 4 227 344 98 72 55 62 38 4 4 4 1 13 50 49 99 92 59 65 45 7 12 I 11 1 1 1 1 6 77 102 100

    78 44 48 30 15 9 5 5 10 50 72 102 173 99 117 35 27 35 16 24 5 12 120 209 103 141 112 94 66 35 42 11 3 1 1 67 84 104 90 76 69 73 2 18 2 41 49 105 Un-inhabited 101

    6 5 5 5 1 ! ~ 106 234 30 164 14 3 3 3 21 10 19 6 18 2 166 33 107 46 29 43 29 3 27 :'10 108 144 91 123 65 8 16 S 8 2 2 ! 112 155 109 Un-inhabited

    llO 88 78 65 7 7 13 10 2 9 Ii 69 107 III 1,037 516 412 267 89 31 20 2 62 55 75 12 6 96 35 21 256 114 828 1,212 112 88 59 68 58 9 2 9 44 81 113

    4 3 39 7 114 Un-inhabited 115

    165 151 122 III 17 24 21 12 2 3 4 80 78 ll6 Un-inhabited 117 94 85 74 72 5 4 14 9 60 44 118 102 '35 129 10 34 31 6 96 196 119 9 2 5 2 2 2 120

    48 18 24 9 2 7 10 3 9 2 24 66 121 434 347 353 295 43 46 7 8 3 2 7 2 11 3 266 375 122 1 1 5 123 Un-inhabited 124 94 90 1i9 70 8 7 12 10 3 :'I 611 68 125

    126 90 80 78 7 1 13 9 1 2 55 55 126 69 58 64 49 5 9 65 43 127 149 130 127 117 13 13 3 5 84 115 128 217 110 164 52 II 30 28 27 8 1 5 141 254 129 87 SO 64 64 17 14 2 6 58 53 130

    311 223 229 169 29 46 18 12 2 1 5 2 17 4 177 275 131 555 411 502 369 18 27 22 4 3 4 9 7 384 498 132 122 59 117 58 . 4 1 88 144 133 Un-inhabited 114 Un-inhabited 135 408

    VILLAGE TUMKUR

    Literate Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Total Population Castes Tribes educated Sl. in Sq. pied House­ ,..----""------.., ,--..A.-" ~ ,.A.--." No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    13(1 Thirumalapalya PPw 1:!3 35 35 240 121 119 42 22 137 Sogenahalli R,v 480 3 3 14 8 6 8 6 3 138 Katenahalli PPw 408 62 62 331 168 163 60 60 62 17 139 Seebidasanahalli 88 Un.inha.bited 140 Pala~andra 317 Un.inhabited

    141 KaIl~ettikunte Pw 398 41 41 175 83 92 83 92 2 142 Chikkonahalli PPw 717 63 63 299 158 141 21 22 70 18 143 Vasanthanarasapura. 297 Un·inhabited 144 Buraghatta. Pw 249 36 36 223 III 112 2 5 54 7 145 Nagena.ha.lli 878 Un-inhabited i46 Kempa.na.dodderi PPw 877 llO llO 542 266 276 77 68 97 20 147 Doddanapa.lya i. 49 Un-inhabited 148 Batse.ndra PPw 828 75 75 407 220 197 29 16 60 8 149 Yela.dalu PPw 1,479 67 67 376 195 181 42 25 24 5 150 Kenohenaha.1Ii 357 38 38 215 109 106 4 42 3

    151 Kodihalli MPw. 408 136 136 706 371 335 91 99 151 39 152 Kesturu* M Rho Pw Po 1,076 353 353 1,712 855 857 114 120 454 189 153 Kesturu Amanikere 666 Un-inhabited 154 KempadalahalH PPw 454 17 17 96 46 50 19 11 1M Kolalakunte Pw 289 28 28 143 76 67 12

    1511 Bavjanahalli 209 Un-inhabited 157 Thippedasarahalli PPw 353 25 25 120 64 56 5 2 6 158 Kodithimmanahalli. Pw 288 10 10 50 25 25 25 25 159 Nandihalli PPw 536 82 82 376 192 184 13 17 41 3 160 Nage.nayakanapalya 256 Un·inhabited

    161 Sangenaha.1Ii 699 un-inhabited 162 Shambona.halli PPw 513 89 89 432 216 216 29 27 101 30 163 Basappanapalya M 107 3 3 30 14 16 8 5 10 5 164 Badaohikkanahalli. Riv 171 1 633 16(, Veeranapalya 130 Un-inhabited

    166 Gowrngondanahalli Pw 630 101 101 485 246 239 48 41 83 23 167 Ramapura 265 5 5 31 18 13 6 1 168 Mavukere Pw 1,215 146 146 787 392 395 68 67 152 36 169- Kallanapalya 142 1 1 8 5 3 1 17Q Hottemalla.napalya Kw 215 2 2 7 3 4 3 4

    171 Bittanakurike MPw. 1,756 143 143 791 405 386 76 83 89 4 172 Konthihalli Pw 594 64 64 324 169 155 17 13 30 173 Devalspura MPw. 715 130 130 642 333 309 119 115 91 32 174 Ganganala PPw 904 68 68 314 170 144 37 33 37 175 Na.yakanapalya Pw 143 38 38 170 92 78 63 48 8

    '17ft Golla.he.lli P PwE(a) 647 49 49 283 150 133 71 60 20 7 177 Ahobala Agra.hara . Pw 1,378 221 221 1,093 532 561 121 129 101 33 178 J akkanahalli MPw. 1,408 138 138 753 363 390 92 87 86 10 179 Channamuddanahalli Pw 606 18 18 99 53 46 13 180 Amrutagiri PPw. 1,071 75 75 457 224 233 31 24 67 15 409

    DiRECTORY

    'l'ALUK~ontd.

    Total Non­ workers workers r------~..A------...~------~ (I·IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII XI X Sl. ~ ,-.A.-.,. ,--A-~ ,-..A-". ,-...A--.., ,-.A.-, ,-.A.-, ~ ,--A--.... ,-_A...~ ,-~ M F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F M F M F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F M F No, 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 I

    75 18 74 18 46 101 136 4 I 4 1 4 5 137 99 106 93 91 5 II 9 4 69 57 138 Un-inhabited 139 Un-inhabited 140

    56 55 49 47 3 7 4 1 27 37 141 110 94 97 86 4 4 4 3 3 48 47 142 Un-inhabited 143 77 68 64 59 6 4 1 1 5 4 34 44 144 Un-inhabited 145

    167 84 124 57 26 23 10 3 6 99 192 146 Ul-nhabited 147 139 53 II4 <14 7 8 4 12 1 81 134 148 122 64 101 46 13 12 6 6 1 73 II7 149 66 61 48 54 7 10 6 43 45 150

    229 199 193 173 20 24 2 4 8 2 3 2 5 142 136 151 503 352 341 236 72 82 21 7 20 13 7 6 2 40 8 352 505 152 Un-inhabited 153 32 14 23 13 4 4 3 14 33 151 51 35 46 33 2 2 2 25 ,32 155

    Un-inhabited 156 38 31 36 31 2 26 25 157 15 11 15 II 10 14 158 120 82 III 81 1 5 72 102 159 Un-inhabited 160

    Un-inhabited 161 133 92 122 87 4 6 2 4 2 I 83 124 162 775 5 7 9 163 2 2 1 3 164 Un-inhabited 165

    159 20 135 10 4 9 5 4 II 87 219 166 8 7 1 10 13 167 251 129 188 91 9 18 10 24 16 19 2 141 266 168 4 1 2 3 169 3 1 1 3 2 7 170

    253 167 190 153 373 40 3 7 4 9 152 219 171 1I0 81 56 41 2 -4 1 1 37 28 11 4 1 3 2 59 74 172 204 90 150 46 7 28 28 16 4 3 5 12 129 219 173 104 84 76 60 1 5 23 16 2 2 66 60 174 66 51 56 47 2 10 2 24 27 175

    101 78 77 67 3 6 15 7 1 2 5 49 55 176 372 277 278 221 29 39 8 3 41 14 7 7 160 284 177 258 170 186 143 4 13 10 8 52 9 2 4 4 105 220 178 38 25 28 20 1 10 4 15 21 179 167 171 159 165 1 5 8 57 62 180 410

    VILLAGE TUMKUR

    Liter&te Area Occu­ Scheduled Scheduled and 81. in pied House­ Total PopullLtion Casws Tribes educated No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds r--"--_,_ ,--~ r-~ r--"'--...... P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 11 12 13 181 N arasipura PPw 539 25 25 141 71 70 21 21 16 5 182 Kenchanapalya Riv 112 40 40 200 107 93 12 5 18 2 183 Chindagiripalya 259 3 3 16 7 9 3 I 184 Beladhara* MPw Po E 843 128 128 643 342 301 85 79 129 26 185 Hanumanthagiri PPw . 22 46 46 241 134 107 5 31 4 186 Hirekodathagallu P PwE(a) 374 50 50 306 158 148 4 • 32 3 187 Chikkakodathagallu Pw 213 28 28 lI8 li8 60 ~ 1 188 Chiniga PPw 1,716 130 130 673 338 335 124 III 47 3 189 Hosahalli PPw 878 125 125 635 328 307 108 93 57 7 190 Lingapura PPw 242 26 26 131 ~6 65 3 2 5 1 191 Obalapul'a* PPwPo 469 112 112 561 279 282 125 128 35 11 192 Gerahalli P Pw .\ 412 97 97 538 268 270 69 24 193 Hiregundagallu PPw 834 149 149 676 352 324 50 65 )07 15 194 Chikagundagallu PPw 430 90 90 430 213 217 57 87 57 7 195 Bommanahalli PPw 944 92 92 405 194 2Il 85 84 76 10

    196 Appaihnahalli Pw 472 27 27 171 80 91 25 23 19 H17 H ... bbUfll" liD RivPw Po 1,147 523 523 2,887 1,U9 1,4.68 254. 233 687 198 Hebburamanikere Kw 1,377 8 8 53 25 28 3 ~ 199 Narasapura PPw 355 71 7l 372 192 180 40 46 53 200 Rayavara Pw 159 61 61 315 168 157 56 57 :ll

    201 Garagadaguppe PPw 459 96 96 504 240 264 71 73 53 15 202 Thimmasandra PPw 357 53 53 273 135 138 26 3 203 Bychell4halli Pw 291 38 38 249 121 128 9 14 20 204 Ramenahalli PPw 475 59 59 291 141 150 26 30 33 6 205 Bannikuppe PPw 1,271 Wi 107 595 21)9 296 20 16 98 16 206 Konakuppe* MPwPo 656 136 142 812 429 383 92 86 145 21 207 Kanakuppe Amanikere 460 un.inhabit!'d 208 Lingapura PPw. 715 108 116 644 308 336 38 31 75 16 209 Rayapura PPw. 789 138 138 697 339 358 26 24 llO 15 210 Bommenahalli PPw. 466 82 82 470 228 242 9 7 26

    21 I Ragimuddanahalli PKw. 526 151 151 787 386 401 13 16 135 42 2 I 2 BaUagere MPw. 932 185 185 979 500 479 77 72 67 29 213 Yaladalahalli P 627 51 58 368 85 185 30 35 32 2 214 Honasigere kaval 228 Un. inhabited 215 pogadamaranahalli 409 19 21 98 46 52 2._ 8

    216 Pogadamaranahalli kaval un.inhabited 217 Dommanakuppe PTk 1,101 96 99 459 242 217 32 30 34 3 218 Pannasandra P 31R 55 59 285 137 148 10 219 Sopanahalli PTk 314 57 59 364 173 191 39 41 75 21 220 Thimmasandra P 496 35 39 202 90 112 5 7 23 6

    . 221 Bidarakatw p 629 94 106 528 253 275 25 28 94 10 222 Bisalahalli PPw 244 62 62 311 145 166 18 13 .u 4 223 DoddagoUahalli PPw 627 107 107 583 307 276 31 27 65 6 224 Ramakrishnapura Pw 1,260 23 23 109 52 57 17 225 Kuduvanakunte Pw 75/5 57 57 290 139 151 18 13 41 2 411

    DIRECTORY TALUK-cOl1td.

    Total WORRERS Non­ workers .------workers (I· IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ~,-~ ,...A.-..., ~ ,~ ,..A.-., ,-A--.., r-"--... ,--A----... ,-A-, ,-..A..--, SI. M F M F M F MF M F M F 1\1 F M F M F M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    47 36 45 36 2 24 34 181 77 41 67 29 2 8 7 4 30 52 182 3 2 3 2 4 7 183 227 174 163 142 26 27 2 7 3 3 4 22 115 127 184 88 50 73 39 7 7 5 1 I 2 46 52 185

    101 66 72 64 25 2 2 57 82 186 34 26 29 25 3 1 24 34 187 223 144 166, 122 2 7 48 13 3 2 3 115 191 188 194 140 132 119 10 6 22 26 10 4 3 134 167 189 40 25 35 25 3 2 26 40 190

    163 100 115 78 9 15 23 7 1 2 12 116 182 191 157 109 116 105 19 1 I 9 11 3 III 161 192 225 186 173 162 5 7 2 19 3 5 8 5 13 8 127 138 193 132 98 91 89 543 27 2 3 5 81 119 194 140 83 86 69 3 3 6 37 II 7 54 128 195

    48 39 28 31 2 14 8 3 32 52 196 830 267 367 131 56 51 41 II 37 4 20 3 20 7 120 39 5 " 164 21 589 1201 197 16 10 15 10 9 18 198 112 32 106 6 6 23 2 I 80 148 199 100 35 89 19 6 13 2 3 2 58 122 200

    156 69 118 41 18 18 11 8 9 84 195 201 94 34 88 32 2 6 41 W4 202 77 46 73 38 2 8 2 44 82 203 96 66 83 55 5 II 7 45 84 204 207 104 181 71 16 16 14 2 8 92 192 205

    260 56 224 7 20 46 5 5 6 2 169 327 206 Un· inhabited 207 183 32 172 2 4 26 5 4 2 125 304 208 224 212 210 200 7 12 2 4 115 146 209 157 137 153 134 3 2 71 105 210

    236 180 225 175 4 3 I 6 150 221 211 274 135 217 38 49 95 1 6 226 344 212 118 94 107 84 4 10 3 1 3 67 89 213 Un·inhabited 214 30 28 28 25 2 16 24 215

    Un· inhabited 216 153 62 149 61 1 3 89 155 217 88 44 81 44 4 2 49 104 218 105 83 95 76 I 6 I 2 6 1 68 108 219 66 46 60' 45 2 1 3 24 66 220

    166 158 150 142 5 14 3 2 7 87 117 221 100 51 49 7 46 43 2 2 1 45 115 222 207 91 '97 7 105 84 4 1 100 185 223 32 13 32 II 2 20 44 224 87 7 82 5 2 1 3 1 52 144 225 412

    VILLAGE TUMKUR Literate Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ :rotal Population Castes Tribes 'educated SI. in pied House- ,----"---"-\ ~ ,-A---,. ~ No. Village Amenities L\cres Houses holds P M F M F M F :M F 2 3 5 6 7 8 ,9 10 11 12 13 14

    226 Narayanakere PPw 862 92 92 570 283 287 31 40 73 13 227 Doddaguni Kw 563 8 8 58 31 27 8 7 1 228 Sankalapura Pw 561 23 23 126 64 62 1 2 14 1 229 Kallukere PPw 599 52 52 309 160 149 ' 33 37 30 230 Nidavalalu* PPwPo 1,290 139 139 821 429 392 52 45 143 30

    231 Thimmanapalya Pw 263 41 41 201 102 99 11 4 232 Bidaragere* PPwPo 783 98 98 477 246 231 62 49 70 3 233 Nagavalli HDPo. 643 354 363 2,113 1,060 1,053 108 112 3 504 216 234 Lakkenahalli PTk 712 146 164 830 419 411 78 70 116 32 235 Kemhalalll valagere kaval 81 Un-inhabited

    236 Nagavalli Amanikere 1,029 Un-inha.bited 237 Ganganahalli P 757 216 230 1,354 696 657 71 63 323 183 238 Nagenahalli 262 30 30 191 93 98 42 29 239 Seenappanahalli P 433 51 53 287 153 134 39 33 49 13 240 Puradakatte Kw 218 6 7 28 14 14 3 3 1

    241 Puradakatte kava!. Kw 1,171 II 14 53 30 23 23 18 3 242 Siravara* M Pw Po E(a)(i)(d} 1,920 291 291 1,707 848 849 106 106 236 42 243 Karnakuppe PPw 1,223 117 117 696 351 345 61 69 68 30 244 Rallagere kaval 540 10 10 72 37 35 37 35 7 2 245 Honnenahalli PPw 650 57 57 320 161 159 29 22 35 4

    246 Voderapura PPw 547 81 81 452 219 233 55 68 29 8 247 Thondagere kaval Pw 771 15 15 96 50 46 39 30 10 I 248 Thondagere MPw. 620 80 80 453 236 217 36 34 125 37 249 Huliyapura P 192 34 34 174 ~6 78 32 6 250 Thavarekere* MPwPo 1.583 87 87 1,172 575 597 68 68 207 105

    251 Honasigere* MPw. 996 211 211 1,084 535 549 77 94 197 109 252 Singanapalya PPw. 191 42 42 215 114 101 33 7 253 Chikkapura PPw 816 81 84 475 238 237 15 13 53 4 254 Regur PTk 811 132 . 140 743 335 408 56 81 108 34 255 Karanahalli 294' 7 S 36 19 17 3 3

    256 Kembalalu* M 872 188 188 1,246 633 613 61 76 166 12 257 Cholapura P 330 37 37 198 108 90 1 22 258 Kembalalu Amanikere 933 12 13 91 43 48 19 22 8 259 Kodimuddanahalli. 4:l2 78 78 482 248 234 18 17 30 3 260 Kamhalapura PPw 590 79 79 505 255 250 38 37 34

    261 Kalyanapura PPw 848 145 145 793 408 385 33 33 89 10 262 Govindarajapura PRiv. 491 47 54 370 186 184 14 16 35 2 (Khandhanapura) 263 Ar('yur* M Mw Po E(a)(d} 901 153 166 872 437 435 150 149 151 73 264 Siddappanapalya KwE(a)(d) 190 34 34 201 100 101 20 23 33 10 265 Samudranahalli PKw. 458 43 44 260 140 120 19 17 16 1

    266 ChannigappanapaJya· Kw E(a(}d} 299 27 33 152 79 73 8 d 4 267 Gulag anjihalli PPw. 786 49 50 284 151 133 33 25 5 268 Karadigere KwE(a)(d} 500 48 49 210 99 III 30 33 7 269 Karadigere kaval PPw 1,742 138 152 74S 379 369 160 169 1 270 GaligenahaIli P 604 89 94 582 303 279 49 37 8 413

    DIRECTORY TAL UK--contd.

    Total WORKERS Non­ workers ~------~ workers (I-IX) I II III V VI VII VIII IX X .--~ r--"---l ,-.A.., ,-~ r--"---l ,-...... ~ ,-.A..~ r--"---l ,-.A.., ::;1. M F M }i' M F M F M FM FMFMFMl!' M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    145 24 133 5 3 18 5 4 138 263 226 16 15 I 15 27 227 33 2 30 3 2 31 60 228 76 7 76 7 84 142 229 2S3 120 254 98 9 9 I 5 5 9 146 272 230

    61 53 51 49 2 4 41 46 231 146 116 141 113 2 2 2 100 ll5 232 571 230 386 187 31 18 32 17 3 25 12 10 67 12 489 823 234 238 216 228 205 4 II 5 181 IU5 234 Un-inhabited 235

    Un-inhabited 236 416 127 338 107 19 10 26 I 4 8 28 8 280 539 237 55 19 54 17 2 I 38 79 .238 102 85 99 81 2 2 2 51 49 239 13 13 II 13 2 1 1 240

    20 15 20 14 8 10 8 241 544 496 500 480 I 3 10 3 3 7 6 23 4 314 353 242 208 197 19S 1S9 5 7 7 3 1 143 148 243 21 12 20 I 11 16 23 244 92 48 89 47 1 8 69 III 245

    135 55 131 3 2 50 1 1 84 178 246 28 9 22 9 4 2 22 37 247 152 28 136 15 1 12 8 I 7 84 189 248 57 13 47 6 I 4 9 2 2 39 65 249 325 168 277 127 19 32 I 13 6 3 5 7 3 250 429 250

    313 225 277 200 14 20 12 2 I 2 2 8 222 324 251 67 41 63 39 3 1 1 I 47 60 252 132 93 124 88 4 5 2 106 144 253 197 109 183 79 2 19 3 9 1 2 1 6 138 299 254 12 5 7 5 3 1 7 12 255

    344 17 336 15 4 4 289 596 256 52 52 56 90 257 24 24 19 48 258 151 7 149 6 2 97 227 259 151 34 133 6 12 27 2 I 3 104 216 260

    261 101 205 7 42 93 3 4 5 147 284 261 113 102 107 66 5 36 73 82 262

    233 115 147 33 43 77 4 3 5 3 1 30 204 320 263 63 24 62 14 10 37 77 265 89 51 88 50 1 51 69 265

    55 33 54 33 24 40 266 83 50 79 48 1 2 68 83 267 65 43 60 31 3 9 2 1 34 68 268 204 136 185 86 12 50 6 1 175 233 269 201 97 170 70 4 21 18 3 2 2 2 3 3 102 182 270 414

    VILLAGE TUMKUH

    Literate Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu· Total population Castes Tribes educs,ted SI. in pied House· r---.A..--...... r-..A..- ...... r-'..A--~ r-~ No. VIllage Amemtws Acres Houses holds P M F M }<' M F M F 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 ~l 12 13 14

    271 Makallahalli P l'w . 821 73 73 438 224 214 88 104 74 16 272 Melll'sandra PKw. 597 62 63 416 211 199 36 27 114 16 273 Go lIahalIi PPw. 540 47 50 268 139 129 ' 3 53 22 274 Mallappallahalli P Kw E(a)(d) 610 79 84 449 220 229 7 101 31 275 Bellavi * MPwPo 964 358 371 1,97/l 987 991 149 144 384 173

    276 Challllellahalli MPw. 1,781 17!) 185 849 415 434 58 44 120 44 277 Bellavi Amanikcre . 466 1 1 2 2 278 Doddaveeranahalli. Pw 327 80 80 269 125 144 29 35 22 4 279 Dodderi 1'1'w 874 95 95 510 276 234 79 63 56 3 280 T. Gollahalli 1'1'w 656 113 113 608 318 290' 36 36 94 22

    281 Singipura 1'w 377 78 78 354 191 163 78 76 20 1 282 Asalipura 1'l'w 472 75 75 376 189 187 47 35 59 1::1 283 Thimmalapura PPw 253 43 43 294 156 138 55 5 284 Echalakunte 327 Un· inhabited 285 Devarajanahalli 358 un.inhabited

    286 Harivanapurar l'w 432 17 17 98 46 52 18 4 287 Chikkabellavi PPw 732 39 41 259 132 127 52 18 288 Haralakatte l'l'w 472 49 52 293 148 145 4 4 5::1 25 289 Mashanapura 359 45 45 259 125 134 57 58 50 13 290 N agaijallahaIli 343 33 33 189 96 93 51 42 24 7

    291 Aijagonahalli l' Pw 847 94 94 432 212 220 30 19 73 18 292 Bommenahalli l' Pw 583 52 52 223 118 105 17 25 27 7 293 Lingenahalh 231 Un·inhabited 294 Lakshmisagara 177 Un· inhabited 295 VoderahaIli 225 UII·inhablted

    296 Kurikempallahalli 550 Un· inhabited 297 Thimmarajanahalli PPw 467 46 4fJ 275 153 122 74 5 298 LingenahaIli Pw 589 36 41 220 117 103 1 12 1 299 Nelahalu* PPwPo 875 133 133 615 301 314 37 35 85 27 300 80masagara Pw 176 11 11 70 30 40 7 2

    301 Chikkaseebi P 961 130 130 476 230 246 38 35 67 13 302 Gowdanahalli l'w 471 18 18 1I0 67 43 4 5 17 303 Giriyanahalli 143 Un, inhabited 36 304 SorekUllte P 1,500 152 159 836 434 402 94 73 138 305 Nallenahalli Pw 1,014 43 46 192 95 97 23 21 13 2

    306 Appanyakanahalli*. PwPo 1,248 47 47 250 126 124 4 307 Huchabasavanahalli 799 7 7 32 19 13 308 Devanahalli 393 Un-inhabited 11 309 Purudugunte PPw 544 20 20 113 56 57 22 10 310 P. Gollahalli PPw 654 88 89 509 268 241 37 47 57

    311 Majjigekempallahalli Pw 550 10 15 82 45 37 15 5 85 27 312 Ballapura 1,295 71 71 462 248 214 43 55 66 12 313 Agalakunte Pw 861 78 78 447 220 227 37 35 91 17 314 Banavara PPw 696 50 50 311 163 148 23 22 157 38 315 Bugudana.halli . 'M 908 189 193 1,087 572 515 110 96 415

    · DIRECTORY TALUK-contd.

    'fatal WORKERS Non- workers ,------______..A. ______------,. workers (I-IX) 11 III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,-~ ,--..A., r-"--, ,~ ~ ~ ~-, ,~ rA-, ,--A-, 81. M F M ]_I' .lt1 F 111 F M F M ]!' 11 F M F M F M ]!' No. 15 16 17 1~ 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    148 82 140 44 5 32 5 76 132 271 141 39 132 13 2 24 5 2 76 160 2'/2 93 49 88 21 23 4 3 2 46 SO 273 142 112 135 ]05 6 2 4 78 IIi 274 608 439 4IS 327 45 49 2 1 31 20 41 27 4 2 16 9 2 49 4 370 552 275

    286 307 23~ 212 46 94 6 2 129 127 ;76 2 2 277 III 119 107 116 3 3 14 25 278 200 171 181 162 10 S 76 63 279 195 160 169 120 14 18 2 8 2 2 19 123 130 280

    124 104 115 98 5 6 3 67 59 281 132 III 123 99 I) 8 3 4 1 57 76 282 105 76 98 75 () 1 51 62 283 Un-inhabited 284 Un-inhabited 285

    27 36 27 36 19 16 286 76 50 70 49 1 4 56 77 287 85 82 77 77 3 S 2 63 63 28S 76 87 69 82 1 5 4 49 47 289 58 58 51 46 5 9 2 3 38 35 290

    129 121 106 103 7 8 12 6 3 3 S3 99 2!H 81 56 71 46 4 4 5 5 1 37 49 292 Un-inhabIted 293 Un-inhabited 294 Un-inhabited 295

    Un-inhabited 296 91 78 70 66 2 4 13 511 5 2 62 44 297 76 72 58 64 1 5 16 1 2 41 31 298 190 167 138 154 4 6 26 4 1 1 1 19 2 III 147 299 21 23 19 22 2 1 9 17 300

    167 146 152 131 1 2 11 5 3 7 63 100 301 37 23 34 23 2 .. 1 30 20 302 Un-inhabited 303 284 202 244 187 5 11 27 2 6 150 200 304 64 45 61 45 1 31 52 305

    SO 56 71 54 7 2 2 46 68 306 12 7 4 6 1 7 6 307 Un-inhabited 308 32 26 30 26 1 24 31 309 193 140 171 134 5 6 13 4 75 101 310

    25 16 23 16 1 ' 1 20 21 311 156 103 113 89 7 10 1 25 3 2 1 6 92 III 312 160 129 109 112 2 3 41 12 2 1 6 60 98 313 108 68 82 3 25 65 1 55 80 314 373 231 260 139 53 68 1 48 21 6 3 5 199 284 315 416

    VILLAGE TUMKUR

    Literate Area Occu­ Scheduled Scheduled and :il. in pied House- Total Population Castes Tribes educated 1'\0. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds .--~ ,-A----" .--A--"l r--..A.~ P M F M F M F M F

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

    alti Bugudanah&lIi Amanikcre 822 7 7 55 25 30 II 11 317 Kannenahalli 239 40 40 149 82 67 2 25 1 318 Hanumanth&pura P 178 42 42 193 107 86 81 63 319 Per&manlihalli 371 34 34 154 85 69 19 16 23 2 320 Mudigere 639 140 140 ' 690 344 346 169 160 102 18

    321 Vakkodi p 1,074 144 145 741 395 346 93 85 135 36 322 Kaggere P 488 57 57 332 178 154 27 29 92 40 323 Doddanaravangala,* P Po 1,019 114 114 579 307 272 135 112 81 31 324 Chikkanaravangala M 673 131 131 614 303 311 127 85 127 55 325 Chikkanaravangala Amanlkere 531 8 8 36 20 16

    326 Gowdihalli PPw . 468 96 96 468 244 224 47 48 56 4 327 Kothanahalli 586 100 100 548 276 272 44 54 87 29 328 Gulur* MPwPo 941 408 453 2,711 1,383 1328 198 183 621 302 E (a)(i)(d) 329 Gulur Amanikere 999 21 10 11 2 330 Kallumata 244 7 7 76 41 35 13 11 1

    331 Guleharavi P E(a)(d) 568 199 199 1,137 565 572 109 102 124 11 332 Mudlukodi Pw E(a) 101 36 36 188 95 93 5 5 333 Palasllndra PPw E(a) 538 143 143 787 405 382 49 47 127 42 334 Sankapura PPw 169 53 53 330 175 155 3 6) 58 12 335 Kittaganahalli PPw. 532 109 109 580 301 279 12 9 152 33

    336 Gangasandra 301 4 8 35 17 18 7 337 Manchagondanahalli P E(a)(d) 722 132 140 715 384 331 66 46 91 32 338 Kowthamaranahalli l' Pw E(a) 791 103 129 670 337 333 79 68 llO 37 339 Gowripura 172 Un-inhabited 340 Byrasandra' P PwE(a) 1,192 125 125 730 369 361 74 65 189 77

    341 Haralur* MPwPo 909 126 127 641 329 312 70 57 148 45 342 Gudipalasandra 676 23 23 120 55 65 14 14 24 7 343 Bychapura 429 25 25 159 80 79 46 39 24 7 344 Siddapura 668 35 35 167 86 81 35 39 15 5 345 Kethohalli PPw 454 47 47 210 101 109 19 15 36 13

    346 KottigegoliahaUi PPw 726 107 107 608 295 313 16 22 120 40 347 Gunigollahalli Pw 206 17 17 90 50 40 15 3 348 Inapura PPw 302 30 30 153 84 69 25 22 25 9 349 Neralapu:ra PPw 248 50 50 281 130 151 25 25 47 19 350 Masakal* MPwPo 730 192 192 1,100 56.7 533 156 154 199 18

    '351 Thammadihalli 249 11 11 314 147 167 4 73 6 352 Jolamaranahalli PPw 635 45 45 256 141 U5 2 3 62 8 353 Koratagere PPw 641 131 131 727 371 356 48 41 149 41 354 Devara Amanikere • Tk 204 1 1 5 4 1 1 355 Chikkakoratagere . P 274 30 30 166 88 78 35 30 21 2 417

    DIRECTORY

    TAL UK -contd.

    Total WORKERS Non- workers ,------______-"--- ______~ workers (I-IX) I , II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,~ ~ ,--.A.- ...... ~ ,_.A.--.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,-"-_ Sl. M F M F M F MF M F MF MF MF MF MF M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    16 11 15 8 3 1 9 19 316 57 41 45 30 2 3 9 7 1 1 25 26 317 76 10 38 8 4 6 27 1 31 76 318 60 47 58 47 2 25 22 319 212 177 166 143 18 27 3 21 5 121 2 132 169 320

    261 176 197 129 54 45 1 1 6 134 170 321 104 103 78 98 7 5 4 15 74 51 322 193 143 165 136 19 6 1 1 2 6 114 129 323 201 205 191 196 4 7 4 3 1 102 106 324 14 14 12 13 2 1 6 2 325

    165 150 148 142 14 8 2 79 74 326 155 133 135 123 II 10 9 121 139 327 834 401 480 200 170 167 43 8 12 I 8 37 12 4 80 13 549 927 328

    5 3 4 2 5 8 329 27 10 13 10 14 14 25 330

    333 186 289 154 19 16 11 11 5 2 1 1 3 3 3 232 386 331 65 10 47 8 1 17 2 30 83 332 251 33 209 15 27 5 2 1 2 1 5 14 154 349 333 118 72 109 63 6 5 2 1 1 3 57 83 334 183 144 169 136 5 3 3 5 5 118 135 335

    11 6 11 6 6 12 336 239 161 193 126 14 12 22 19 4 3 2 1 1 3 145 170 337 200 165 169 138 25 25 4 I 1 1 137 168 338 Un-inhabited 339 216 206 171 185 15 9 14 9 3 3 13 153 155 340

    199 189 183 179 7 5 1 7 2 130 123 341 36 38 36 37 1 19 27 342 52 39 46 31 4 8 2 28 40 343 52 47 49 47 2 1 34 34 344 64 60 58 59 I 2 1 3 37 49 345

    174 180 163 167 5 2 6 4 121 133 346 28 18 24 18 3 1 22 22 347 45 27 41 26 I 2 I 39 42 348 83 61 75 55 2 5 2 3 1 47 90 349 383 369 313 337 43 25 1 7 1 2 3 15 5 184 164 350

    91 20 73 17 13 4 2 1 1 56 147 351 79 25 65 18 9 4 2 3 3 62 90 352 212 52 184 31 18 14 1 6 4 2 1 2 1 159 304 353 1 1 1 1 3 354 50 25 41 20 8 5 1 38 53 355

    27 TUMKUR 418

    VI1;.LAGE TUMKUR

    Literate Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu· Total Population Castes Tribes cducated Sl. in pied House­ r------"------, ,--.A..------, ,_.A..---,. ~ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P 1\1 F M F M F M F

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

    326 Pullasandra 271 8 8 4S 23 25 4 2 5 3:S7 Bommanahlllii PPw 429 -!8 415 239 116 123 19 '19 44 6 358 Sasalu PPw 968 127 127 701 ~56 345 71 79 75 14 359 Bidarakatte PPw 391 59 59 322 157 165 54 60 33 5 360 VaradanahaJIi P 618 93 93 508 263 245 91 24

    361 Ramanahalli PPw 804 99 99 567 294 273 55 52 104 46 362 Lingapura 330 LJll.inhabltcd 363 Kodihalli PPw 448 lIs 118 661 345 316 40 47 7 6 139 37 364 AnapanahalJi 404 25 25 167 85 82 21 28 26 13 365 Honnudike* MDPwPo 817 335 335 1,717 908 809 41 106 421 181

    366 Chikkahonnudike 339 9 9 43 24 19 8 367 Bychanahalli PKw. 429 29 29 187 9U 97 6 2 41 10 368 Arehalli Pw 372 52 52 314 157 157 1 38 4 369 Gandhamachanahalli PPw 321 30 3u 141 76 65 I 30 3 370 Mullukunte PPw 858 151 151 844 149 425 69 57 152 70

    371 Veeranayakarahalli PPw 552 95 103 566 288 278 72 67 56 5 3711 Virupasandra 324 48 50 257 124 133 45 44 27 373 Holakallu PPw 1,384 163 16:; 940 46tl 472 III 116 131 46 374 Cholamballi Pw 605 89 89 500 261 2:{9 35 27 50 13 375 Ballavara PPw 907 87 93 526 265 261 54 49 130 45

    376 Naruganahalli PPw 753 167 173 872 430 442 86 73 90 20 377 Hullenahalli* MPwPo 824 135 153 955 496 459 81 83 107 17 378 Manangi Pw 501 96 96 455 214 241 90 106 42 25 379 Hosur Pw 343 54 54 300 172 128 15 7 38 2 380 Honnenahalli Pw 261 47 47 236 ll8 Il8 lIS U8 14 1

    881 Akkathangiyarakatte kaval P Pw 3,669 lOS 113 566 291 275 204 195 33 382 Vaddarahalli 154 Un-inhabltrd 383 Cholenahalli Pw 209 43 43 220 115 105 5 35 4 384 Settappanahalli 393 17 17 100 53 47 2 4 19 4 385 Chikkasarangi P 821 86 86 466 241 225 86 88 88 18

    aS6 YaHl\pura 1''11" 331 57 57 285 150 135 48 36 32 387 Haluhosahalli 197 36 36 181 94 87 23 22 16 5 388 Kondapura Pw 270 16 16 98 58 40 13 6 27 8 389 Hosahalli P 297 73 73 41)0 238 228 19 13 4, 2 72 10 390 Doddasarangi MPw. 050 105 105 659 329 330 66 69 126 22

    391 Sarangipalya 57 Un-inhabited 392 Kamba.ttanahalli* PPwPo 1,224 163 163 S46 429 417 152 134 11\1 3l 393 Hethenahalli PPw. 902 154 154 892 422 470 165 168 103 24 394 N andihalli 390 3~ 32 186 98 88 38 27 17 8 395 Kaidala PPwE (d) 475 174 174 1,000 471 529 67 77 117 18 419

    DIRECTORY TALUK-oontd-

    Total 'WORKERS Non- workers ----"------. workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VI VIn IX X ..----"---~ ,-A--, r-~ r-~ ~ ~ ,-_..A--. Sl. M FM FM ]<'M FMFMF M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    15 3 13 3 2 8 22 356 70 22 62 19 6 3 2 46 101 357 223 150 177 128 26 16 2 3 2 2 2 12 I 133 195 358 97 37 76 28 16 9 2 1 2 60 128 359 154 48 136 41 10 5 2 2 4 I 109 197 360

    179 67 160 48 6 16 6 I 3 5 1I5 206 361 Un-inhabited 362 187 92 152 77 19 3 3 5 4 3 6 5 I 158 224 363 46 24 37 17 4 5 3 2 I I 39 58 364 519 169 279 56 90 80 14 13 5 22 3 58 18 4 44 2 389 640 365

    12 9 II 9 I 12 10 366 46 27 35 17 3 8 3 5 44 70 367 97 41 78 37 9 2 5 4 60 1I6 368 40 21 37 18 3 I ;{6 44 369 258 220 220 194 16 18 5 9 5 1 I 7 161 205 370

    149 98 138 95 9 3 2 139 180 371 77 47 58 39 17 10 2 47 84 372 287 229 207 170 65 56 2 5 2 2 I 4 1 187 243 373 150 88 127 64 II 13 9 10 I 2 III 151 374 161 III 117 87 18 13 4 11 2 2 I 8 104 150 375

    302 235 270 18~ 11 35 11 3 1 2 1 4 2 128 207 376 279 168 2%0 117 46 50 2 7 3 217 291 377 151 44 130 30 16 12 2 2 2 63 197 378 122 21 112 18 7 3 3 50 107 379 74 12 72 5 I 7 44 106 380

    190 97 172 36 2 52 8 7 2 6 2 101 178 381 Un-inhabited 382 84 30 83 30 I 31 75 383 33 10 31 10 2 20 37 384 162 72 146 41 II 31 4 79 153 3S5

    98 45 90 35 2 8 2 1 3 52 90 386 53 18 50 16 2 2 41 69 387 35 9 29 8 I 4 I 23 31 388 134 113 114 99 10 13 4 3 1 2 104 115 389 187 175 168 156 12 16 2 2 5 142 155 390 " Un-inhabited 391 ;'!63 211 225 189 14 19 4 3 I I 1 15 1 166 206 392 246 43 220 14 23 28 I 1 I 176 427 393 60 14 47 9 12 5 I 38 74 394 ~87 208 244 113 23 93 5 2 6 I 8 184 321 395

    27* 420

    TOWN TUMKUR

    Literate Total f-lcheduled Kcheduled and Population CasteB Tribe,; educated :;1. Name of Town/ Area in Occupied House- ,----..A------. r--..A--...... r----"------. r---~ No Block Sq. Mile8 Bouse. holds P M F M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 fUMltUR ('J.1) 7.6 8,286 8,627 47,277 25,324 21,953 2,056 1,843 15,973 9,915

    Block No. 48 48 229 126 103 86 55

    2 88 - 88 443 234 209 125 76

    3 133 133 641 333 308 241 168

    4 93 100 626 :)19 307 263 :!19

    5 \ 93 125 752 :)74 378 292 2-1l

    6 115 115 606 :l02 304 154 101

    7 66 70 422 226 196 15 115

    8 100 100 528 272 256 169 97

    9 70 100 643 :J3~ 311 5 6 224 133

    10 54 100 620 325 295 1-1 lO 168 106

    11 81 81 472 2-15 227 188 154

    12 149 163 537 294 243 5 2 233 140

    13 29 29 219 128 91 20 66

    14 112 112 625 328 297 248 156

    15 107 107 658 319 339 249 216

    16 137 139 49a 256 237 10 130

    17 59 64 368 208 160 40 71 150 90

    18 64 67 '69 189 180 140 110

    19 88 9-1 526 256 270 186 131

    20 102 102 637 334 303 193 156

    21 96 101 551 267 284 160 101

    22 10.5 10.6 623 329 294 97 56

    23 107 107 599 309 290 239 195

    24 101 101 520 275 245 41 40 74 42

    25 103 103 494 252 242 62 45 421

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK

    "YORKERS Total ..A..----.------~ Non-workers Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I.IX) SI. _._A-~ ~ M F M F

    15 ,16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    11502 1,824 947 305 117 19 69 20 509 402 1994 115 442 29 2,326 233 876 3 4,222 698 13,82220,129 M

    61 2 1 1 17 ., 2 .. 16 3 .. 22 65 101

    124 21 5 13 3 41 2 .. 25 10 6 .. 32 6 110 188 2

    147 16 4 15 4 21 .. 3 2 37 3 15 .. 52 7 186 292 3

    128 21 12 3 2 16 6 11 3 1 .. 25 II .. 50 8 191 286 4

    137 14 5 2 9 17 2 .' 37 12 62 3 237 364 5

    133 44 9 6 7 13037 .. 23 16 7 .. 50 18 169 260 e

    99 10 .. 12 44 3 1 .. 42 7 127 186 7

    123 II 1 645 ...... 35 II .. 30 5 149 245 8

    16 3 18 9 45 .. 16 2 8 .. 46 4- 195 295 9

    149 28 6 13 44 .. 8 .. IS 6 28 .. 44 9 176 267 10

    124 19 9 4 46 14 .. 20 4 14 .• 21 10 121 208 II

    127 ]8 5 3 2 2 44 2 1 .. 13 14 .. 48 9 167 225 12

    6r. 4 I 5 4 .. 23 5 .. 27 4- 63 87 13

    139 10 '2 2 4 33 1 5 47 I 5 38 2 189 189 287 14

    I.tl) 10 2 I 18 ., 7 .. 60 5 4 .. 43 4- 184 329 15

    121 8 4 2 3 23 4- •• 46 2 4- .. 37 2 135 229 16

    gO 2 1 10 l' ., 40 10 .. 29 118 158 17

    85 15 3 6 1 10 2 .9 .• 23 10 101 115 18

    102 10 18 3 3 15 6 2 33 1 5 .. 22 .j. 15t 260 lIi

    168 2 2 2 2 52 .' .. ., 55 19 '2 166 301 20

    135 7 2 3 8 39 ...... 42 '2 10 :31 4- 132 277 21

    177 27 tl7 3 45 2 8 4- 9 2 6 .. 21 8 6 13 7 152 267 22

    129 8 8 14 1 II 5 46 3 5 .• 40 4 180 282 23

    152 40 8 20 :12 2 1 .. 20 2 23 .. 68 16 123 205 24

    133 30 2 13 23 39 1 20 30 29 5 119 21~ ~j 422

    TOWN TUMKUR

    Literate Scheduled Scheduled and Total Population ('ash'. Trihes educated ,-__ .A...__ """", Sl. Nam!' of Town/ Area in Occupied HOUR!'- ,--.A---., ,_.A-_-.. ,-.A---,. ~\o. Block Sq. Miles HonseR hoklR P M F M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 TUMKUR (M)-~contd. Block No. 26 36 39 163 82 81 46 20 7

    27 21 21 158 82 76 47 32

    28 67 67 303 164 139 5 5 78 46

    29 33 33 211 134 77 81 42

    30 41 41 381 257 124 6 4 188 65

    31 35 66 361 168 136 97

    32 66 396 208 188 31 29 143 92

    33 89 89 711 414 297 41 337 206

    34 63 68 371 190 181 3 7 127 113

    35 62 9 559 310 249 2 256 185

    36 113 117 6R9 344 345 285 264 144 64

    37 122 122 646 321 325 26 21 213 151

    38 103 560 311 249 13 6 232 166

    39 109 109 551 273 278 162 82

    40 93 93 489 257 232 175 101

    41 103 103 482 244 238 6 4 154 79

    42 120 120 5R7 326 261 4 2 220 124

    43 48 48 2R3 160 123 3 6 102

    44 93 93 550 283 267 9 8 156 102

    45 90 90 460 218 242 146 88

    109 109 531 274 257 80 74 130 87

    47 105 105 554 287 267 147 144 III 61

    48 109- 109 586 294 292 1 2 172 107

    104 104 490 240 250 113 73

    50 114 530 280 250 191 114

    91 III 581 305 276 160 90 423

    DIRECTORY TA LUK-contd.

    WORKERS Non­ Total r---­ ---. V,o,kers WOl'kprs I II III IV V VI VII VTII IX X (I-IX) Rl. ,---A--. ,-----A--.. ~ ~No' .M F ~ F .M F ~1 F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    45 17 1 9 4 .. 8 2 13 .. 10 13 37 64 26

    36 2 1 6 2 .... 9 5 14 46 74 27

    89 17 10 2 4 5 1 29 12 1 .. 10 1 12 18 1 75 122 28

    85 .. 11 .. 12 18 44 1 49 76 29

    103 13 9 2 5 10 2 ., 71 10 154 111 30

    105 2 18 2 25 5 10 .. 47 1 88 162 31

    7 1 .. 23 .. 6 ., 23 2 12 .. 30 5 113 181 32

    164 6 8 7.. 100 11 37 4 250 291 33

    90 7 2 2 8 1 33 8 .. 36 5 100 174 34

    99 6 5 5 . _ 3 _.. 22 50 4 211 243 35

    186 fil 20 4 2 1 3 1 73 15 8 7 62 6 158 294 36

    151 20 9 6 29 1 9 .. 29 3 18 57 10 170 305 37

    143 13 4 1 1 42 1 3 " 34 4 24 34 7 168 236 38

    12S Ifi 4 38 2 4 2 38 2 15 29 10 145 262 39

    112 Ii 2 11 9 24 1 3 39 13 20 7 145 215 40

    126 22 4 1 .. 38 3 .. 23 6 20 36 13 118 216 41

    149 24 2 3 " 46 12 8 .. 24 3 15 50 8 177 237 42

    90 7 13 2 3 2 15 3 7 4 1 12 34 1 70 116 43

    131 26 3 13 21 21 4 .. 24 1 16 .. 50 3 152 241 44

    86 2l4, 4f 132 28 4 2 2 16 41 14 4 20 10 25 5

    161 6 5 2 13 6 25 2 10 1 23 2 6 76 27 113 214 4{ 14 153 238 4' 134 29 4 2 10 15 22 4 18 1 1 72

    167 24 4 1 37 18 26 1 54 3 9 .. 35 2 127 268 4:

    4 I'll 203 4 129 47 r. I) 1 27 30 39 4 3 20 3 6 .. 28

    148 27 17 19 29 2 1 47 4 14 .. 39 2 132 223 fj

    1 17 17 47 20 18 1:1 10 .. 43 3 149 240 424

    -,uwn TUMKUR

    Literat<> Scheduled Scheduled and Total Population Castes Tribes educated Name ofTownJ Area in Occupied Rouse· ,------A---, ,..-A--, ,------A---., r-~ :Block Sq. Miles Houses holds P M F M F M F M F

    2 3-~ 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11' 12 13 14 Tllmkur (M)-contd. Block No. 52 116 116 511.7 30S 279 214 108

    53 H2 112 579 335 244 212 63

    35 35 299 167 132 132 77

    55 65 G5 337 183 154 7 4 lIO 63

    31 44 165 89 76 20 16 52

    57 114 114 588 347 241 222 112

    5S 108 108 522 288 234 221 200

    59 411.9 260 201 145

    60 136 136 590 319 271 246 154

    61 32 32 223 139 84 107 52

    53 53 268 182 86 51 2 154 52

    63 96 96 426 255 171 2 207 91

    64 76 76 377 207 170 9 2 164 101

    107 107 717 351 2:;5

    73 4R3 265 218 186 134

    67 104 104 567 309 258 8 210 128

    68 89 520 273 247 2 179 120

    69 87 94 860 621 239 10 34 220 167

    70 130 130 685 368 317 232 105

    71 118 118 585 310 275 257 177

    72 90 90 544 286 258 5 176 134

    73 111 III 578 272 306 272 306 !l5 43

    74 105 105 619 316 303 316 303 68 16

    75 112 112 ' 547 265 282 265 282 6:! 15

    76 113 113 593 332 261 6 4 17() 64

    77 98 620 328 292 81 1,; 425

    DIRECTORY TAL UK -contn. Non­ Total WORKERS Workers Workers r------~------..A.----- I-IX I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Sl ~No. ~ r-"--. ,.--A---." ,...--A--.., ~,---J-, ~,...,._" ,---J-, ~ M F 11'[ F 1\1 F 11'[ F NI FMFM FMF M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    155 30 7 13 12 44 ., 4 25 6 14 .. 48 11 153 249 52

    3 198 233 53 1:l7 II 6 6 2 22 ., 28 8 67 4 75 124 54 92 8 2 .8 7 2 37 2 37 4 93 130 55 90 24 4 2 13 15 7 .' 2 24 4 8 .. 29 10 4 46 63 56 43 13 1 2 6 21 8 2 ..

    38 194 232 57 153 9 2 11 7 37 2 .. 52 2 10 47 5 143 210 58 145 24 5 4 12 11 15 ., I .. 50 4 15 ..

    ll9 10 1 2 15 1 .. 52 12 .. 38 7 141 219 59 \ 5 185 254 60 134 17 9 5 3 5 II 4 54 2 4 48

    47 84 61 92 6 ., 3 10 2 .. 70 2 109 82 62 73 4 3 2 14 ., 2 .. 12 6 .. 36

    6 1~7 154 63 1I8 17 11 9 27 1 .. 20 1 9 .. 50

    2 117 165 64 90 5 18 2 20 17 1 :31

    7 220 343 65 136 8 5 12 2 .. 28 5 .. 84

    109 12 .. 11 .. 1 .. 42 4 11 8 In6 206 66

    137 14 :n 8 n ., 3 .. 21 14 .. 45 6 172 244 67

    4 130 236 68 14:l 11 4- 16 6 41 6 .. 29 15 .. 31

    229 69 150 10 .. 11 1 .. 26 6 " 105 9 471

    161 57 7 2 2 17 19 14 31 12 If! 72 24 207 260 70

    185 269 71' 125 6 2 5 6 4 2 ., II 8 92

    3 172 249 72 114 9 7 2 3 19 2 18 6 GO

    143 50 11 9 31 15 :; 13 3 6 ..

    161 31 50 2 22 3 6 11 .. 72 24 155 272 74

    154 58 31 2 12 3 104 53 III 224 75

    154 25 71 16 2 6 5 5 2 56 6 17~ 236 76

    17<1 :39 124 :n 2 10 2 35 6 154 253 77 426

    TOWN TUMKUR

    Literate Scherluled Scheduled and Total Population CaHtes Tribes educated ,'I. Name ofTownJ Area in Occllpiprl Hous!'- ~_.A.. __-----, ,...-.A..----., r------A---, r---.A...-...... lITo Block RfJ- Miles HOURes holds P M }<' M F l\[ J<' M F

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

    Tumkur (M)-concld. 78 84- 94- 518 274- 244 23 21) 114 50

    Block No, 79 114 114 634- 345 2S9 37 27 61 23

    80 184 184 738 463 271) 23 405 204

    kl 68 68 813 433 380 4-1 9 368 278

    82 125 125 636 337 299 234 148

    8;~ 128 128 636 353 283 233 121

    84- 127 127 633 346 287 :n:3 242

    RJ) 136 136 661 362 299 303 ::l16

    86 120 120 6SS 353 3:15 29 26 174- 84-

    87 99 99 594- 367 227 99 237 79

    88 75 75 662 353 309 7 18 198 91

    89 125 127 680 3i54 326 240 Hi6

    90 119 119 622 311 311 23 2& 169 88

    1 umkur Taluk Total 393.1 39,272 40,0692,17,911 1,12,398 1,05,513 18,678 17,617 14- 11 45,278 18,665

    Rural 385.6 30,986 31,442 1,70,634 87,074 83,560 16,622 15,774 14 11 29,305 8,750

    Urban 7.5 8,286 8,627 47,277 25,324- 21,953 2,056 1,843 15,973 9,916 427

    DIRECTORY

    TAL UK -concld.

    Total WORKERS Non- Workers ,------____. ~---~---__..A.. Workers ~ I-IX I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,-.A.., ,-.A..~ r-.A.--., r--"--" ~ .--A---. ~ ,--"--.. ~ ~ r--"----.. JI M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 1@ 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    113 6 38 .. 2 2 69 5 161 238

    139 15 9 2 2 16 6 25 4 .. 16 3 2 ., 63 5 206 274

    116 4 8 2 . , 2 ., 18 2 .. 83 2 347 271

    158 40 4 3 2 3 4 8 7 7 ., 19 3 19 ., 98 20 275 340

    151 12 23 3 1 .. 22 1 11 1 18 2 11 ., 65 4 186 287

    147 39 38 22 9 4 ., 13 8 ., 12 2 10 ., 56 11 206 244

    116 8 13 4 1 ., 26 7 ., 69 3 230 279

    119 29 18 14 .. 12 2 5 .. 9 1 ., 73 12 243 270

    193 22 69 5 10 28 8 .. 16 3 3 ., 58 12 160 31:3

    135 24 36 5 5 1 40 6 6 ., 16 1\ 3 ., 28 6 2:32 203

    193 45 76 17 .. 28 4 1 27 5 9 ., 49 20 160 264

    179 56 47 33 3 1 .. 35 4 .. 14 3 20 . . 55 19 175 270

    167 117 51 70 7 1 32 2 3 7 4 13 ., 53 38 144 194

    63.951 32,280 41,708 23,298 3,947 4,880 470 124 2,833 1,400 2752 279 838 61 3,177 708 1,060 4 7,166 1,526 48,447 73,233

    I) 2.4~9 30,456 40,761 22,993 3,830 4,861 401 104 2,324 998 758 164 396 32 851 475 184 1 2,944 8~8' 34,625 53,104 .J

    tt502 1,824 947 305 117 19 89 69 509 402 1994 115 442 29 2,326 233 876 3 4,222 ~98 13822 20129 428

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    TURUVEKERE TALUK

    Square in Square in the Taluk the Taluk 1961 Population map in 1961 Population map in Census .--"----.,' which the Census .-__ A. __ -. which the Sl. location 1951 1961 Village I'll. location 1951 1961 Village No. Name of Village Code Census Census appeam No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears

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    Abalttkatte 228 8 D-3 50 Chikkabeeranakere 181 142 164 E-4 2 Ajjanahalli 147 556 636 D-6 51 Chikkagoraghatta 99 214 259 C-4 3 Aiienahalli 19 166 200 B-2 52 Chikkahalli Kaval 209 3 D-2 4 Akkalasandra 106 453 46:1 C-4 53 Chikkanalligere 137 157 220 D-5 5 AladllhaIIi 205 289 273 D-I 54 Chikkapura 129 420 514 D--4 6 Ambllladevanahalli 183 119 III E-5 55 Chikkasettikere 189 247 346 D-4 7 Ammanahalli 68 B-3 56 Chikkaturuvekere 9 196 236 C-2 8 Ammasandra 70 :~92 762 A-3 57 ChikkonahalIi 132 193 214 D-3 9 Anadagu 127 221 262 E-4 58 Chimmanahalli 92 406 468 C-4 10 Anekerc 12 597 710 C-2 59 Chowdenlihalli 40 246 305 C-2 11 Animale 56 23S 215 D-3 60 Dabbeghatta 190 758 950 F-2 12 Angadigere 145 234 218 D-5 61 Dananayakanapurada 178 E-4 13 Angarekanahalli 84 484 554 B-5 Kava!. 14 Arakere 121 321 302 B-3 62 Dandanasivara 65 1,444 1,670 B-3 15 Aralikerc 63 897 1,036 D-3 63 Dasihalli 187 464 577 E-5 16 Arasinadahalli 55 200 274 C-3 64 Devanaikanahalli 240 329 365 E-3 17 Aremllllenahalli 218 479 545 E-2 65 Devihalli 222 193 249 D-3 18 Appasandra 74 183 261 A--4 66 Doddabeeranakere 177 508 600 E--4 19 Ayarahalli 94 333 320 C-5 67 Doddaghatta 5 444 499 D-2 20 Badagarahalli 225 230 307 E-3 68 Doddagoraghatta 93 725 841 C-5 21 Balamadihalli 34 120 127 B-2 69 Doddamalligere 138 463 535 D-5 22 Ballekatte 124 100 137 B-4 70 Doddamargonahalli 146 228 240 D-5. 23 Banasandra 30 1,197 1,646 B-2 71 Doddasettykere 180 503 584 E--4 24 Bantarahalli 102 C-4 72 Dodderi (G) 162 336 344 E-6 25 Basavanahalli 208 284 356 D-l 73 Dodderi (K) 186 200 201 D-5 26 Basavasagara 91 B-4 74 Dombaranahalli 103 365 424 C-oj, Chindagiri Ka val. 75 DonkihalIi 97 461 510 C---" 27 Beechtlllahalli 108 466 552 B-4 76 Dummanahalli 167 239 266 E-5 28 .1 Bochanahalli 191 194 234 F-3 77 Dunda 31 1,026 1,182 B-3 29 Benakanakerc 192 1,390 1,611 F-2 78 Dwaranahalli 57 490 554 C--4 30 Benkikere 229 243 291 D-3 79 Gavinathapura 158 186 202 E-6 31 Bevenahalli (K) 199 323 345 E-1 80 Ganganahltlli (M) 41 470 523 C-3 32 Bevinahalli (M) 42 240 270 C-3 81 GanganahalIi (N) 38 269 347 C-2 33 Bidiswaste 54 C-3 82 Ganganahalli (K) 217 68 69 E-2 34 Biganenahalli 197 694 761 E-2 83 Giriyanahalli 75 294 363 A-4 35 Bommenahalli 134 310 433 D-4 84 Gondi 8 7 0-2 36 Bommenahalli 25 155 173 B-2 85 Gonitumkur 227 873 1,117 D-3 37 Bramhadevarahalli 215 112 123 E-2 86 Gottikere 194 llS 151 F-2 38 Bramhadevarahalli 122 D-3 87 Govindaghatta 211 266 317 D-2 39 Bugudanahalli 33 163 175 B-3 88 Guddenahalli 166 195 200 E-5 40 Burudehosahalli 1195 E-2 89 Guddenahalli 6 395 518 D-2 41 Byadarahalli 235 260 295 E-4 90 Gundikaval 76 A-4 42 Byadarahalli Kaval 81 B-4 91 Guladahalli 24 102 115 A-2 43 ByadarakodagihaUi 224 59 55 E-4 92 Gorlamata 243 351 435 F-3 44 Byalahalli 142 404 472 D-5 93 Habakanahalli 201 415 467 E-l 45 Bytharahosahalli 176 235 280 ;E-5 94 Hadavanahalli 71 396 468 A-3 46 Chakuvalli 73 375 447 A-3 95 Hale Sampige 86 221 271 B-4 ·47 206 251 305 D-l 96 Halladahosahalli 196 461 513 E-2 48 Chandur 47 498 580 C-4 97 Haiagondanahalli 82 121 176 C-4 49 Chatraderikaval 125 B-4 98 Hanchihalli 173 297 309 F-5 2 3 4 5 6 7 REFERENCE

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    911 H&ralllhlllli 139 :101 211 V-.J 150 Kurubarahalli (.J) tl8 880 884 B-5 100 Haralakere 154 375 364 :E-6 151 Kurubamhalli Byala 8!J 36 225 B-5 101 Harigondanahalli 123 67 96 B-3 152 Kvamasandra 219 239 282 }<;-:! 101 Harikarnahalli 100 124 201 C-4 153 Len kan ahalli 157 178 176 E-6 103 Hattihalli 115 443 551 B-4 154 Lingapllra :!!J .5!J 43 B-3 104 Hedagihalli 223 104 H4 V-2 J 55 Lokammanahalli 37 2511 343 B-2 105 Heggere 28 470 606 A-3 156 Machenahalli III 524 5!:!2 B-3 106 Hindumaranahalli 193 306 376 :1<'-2 157 Madihalli 62 718 755 D-3 307 107 Hittalakoppa 164 253 281 E-5 158 l\IalIadevanahalh 144 338 D-5 108 Honakere 133 542 586 D-4 159 j\IalIag hatta 11 267 285 0-2 109 Honnenahalli 72 137 182 A-3 1(;0 Mallaghatta. Amanihrl'. 10 0--2 110 Hosahalli (A) 23 410 514 B-2 161 Mallenahalli 168 490 548 E--5 263 HI Hosahalli 7 367 480 C-2 162 Mallur 165 271 E-6 151 112 Hosahalli (D) 67 178 219 11-3 163 (U) 35 II7 B-2 476 503 B-2 II3 Hosur 87 52 74 B-7 164 Manchenahalli (N) 3{) 112 114 Hulikal 216 644 769 B-2 165 Mangikuppe .~8 IIO D-4 293 347 115 Hulikere 61 400 427 D-3 166 Manichandur 150 D-5 188 216 D-2 116 Hulisandra 26 153 191 B---2 167 Marapanahalli 2HJ 315 117 Hullekere II7 U52 1,131 £-4 168 Marasandra 27 384 A-3 259 118 Hunasemaradahalli 212 9 D-2 169 Masthigondanahalh tlO 230 B-4 728 784 E-4 119 I1IenahalIi Kaval 238 13 E-3 170 Mathug 12tl 537 571 E-l 120 Ittig ehalli 155 406 459 E-6 171 Mavinahalli (K) 202 819 945 121 Jadiya HI8 921 1,024 E-4 1'12 234 E-4 1,711 1,!J87 122 Jakkanahlllli 114 20;J 2H B-3 173 Mayasandra 126 E-4 236 272 123 Kachihalli 131 427 457 D-4 174 Melanahalli 204 D-l 124 Kadalagidada KltVai 152 D-6 175 Melinavolagerehalli 239 637 694 E-3 5\)5 701 125 -Kadasoor 233 200 210 E-3 176 Muddanahalli 200 E-8 495 604 126 Kadehalli 241 538 640 E-3 177 Mudigere 232 E-4 127 Kadehalli Kayal 242 6 67 E-3 178 Mudlapura 20 86 156 B-1 1,016 128 Kalanjihalli 39 103 138 C-3 179 Mugalo0ur 141 872 D--4 1,358 129 Kallakere 95 584 712 C-5 180 Muniyut 44 1,752 C-3 165 130 Kallakere 3 355 432 D-2 181 Muthsandra 171 174 F-5 131 Kallanagathihalli 179 1\)5 226 E--4 182 Naduva.nahalli 226 237 306 E-3 132 Kallanakere 59 240 267 D-3 183 Nagalapur& 230 716 803 E-3 217 133 Kallane 118 C-5 184 Nagegowd&ua Byalade 151 D-6 134 Kamanahalli 169 173 192 E-5 Kav&1 223 135 Kanakur 185 485 512 E-5 185 Naragihalli 159 211 E-6 700 764 136 203 1,071 1,080 E-l 186 Nceragunda 21 B-2 137 Karadigerc 236 371 445 E-4 187 Neralakatte 143 287 315 0--5 138 Karigondanahalli 101 154 163 C-4 188 Pundareekanakallahal1i 15 176 225 0--1 521 512 139 Kodagehalli 2 708 801 D-2 189 Pura 46 0--4 105 134 140 Kodihalli 149 127 144 D-5 190 Purada Amanikere 49 0--4 141 Kodinagasandra 135 141 179 D-4 191 Pura Amritbmahal 48 2 0--4 142 Kolaghatta 17 215 268 C-2 Kava!. 143 Kolaghatta Kaval 18 10 C-2 192 Raghavadevarahalli. 116 444 498 B-4 144 KoJala 221 380 438 D-2 193 Rajapura 237 E-3 145 Komaradevanahalli 184 112 III E-5 194 Ramadihalli 119 370 506 B-3 169 190 146 105 1,395 1,656 C-4 195 Ramasag ara 182 E-5 209 233 147 Kunikenahalli 32 598 741 B-2 196 Rayasandra 110 C--3 385 412 ~l 148 Koppa 170 271 302 E-5 197 Badarahalli 207 1,407 1,640 B--4 149 Koppa 109 199 256 C-3 198 8ampige 85 430

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    TURUVEKERE TALUK

    Square in Square in the Taluk the Taluk 1961 Population map in 1961 Population map in Census ,-__..A.. __ -, which the Uensus ,---..A..-~ which the S. location 1951 1961 Village Sl. location 1951 1961 Village 1\0. Name of Village Code CenRus Census appears No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears

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    HIU ~aml'ige Ho~ahaJh 90 9~2 1.101 lJ-5 222 Tavarekere 43 609 707 0-3 ~OU ::lang a]apura 60 356 439 D-3 223 'l'haramallakote 172 252 3U2 ~'-5 201 tlarigchalh ll3 130 175 B-3 224 Thovinakere 107 391 473 B-4 :W:.! ::larigehalli Amanikcre 112 B-3 225 Toremavinahalli 13 913 1,125 0-2 203 ::l,mgehalli Aml'itha· 120 B-3 226 TuiIahalli 160 432 519 E-6 mahaI Kava!. 227 Tudahalli Amanikere 161 E-6 204 ::lasaIu ll8 lu9 243 B-3 228 'l'uruvckcl'c 1 744 946 0-3 :':05 ::ll'egehalli 153 87.3 1,030 D-6 229 'l'uruvekere Amanikerc 53 32 24 0-3 20ti ~eegehalli 16 46 48 B-1 230 Turuvekere Amritha 52 0-3 ~O7 ::;ettlgoudanahalh 163 Iil7 2(i8 D-6 Mahal Kava!. ::'\Jtl ::;ettihalli 104 123 141 £-4 231 Vadavanaghatta. 140 286 301 D-5 2011 S](ldallUra titi 265 327 13-4 232 Vaderahalli 96 71 99 U-5 ~lu SinugRandra il3 li8 120 13-4 233 VaderahaIIi KavaI 214 12 D-2 ~ll ::li\'anahalll 69 B-3 234 Vulagerehalli 130 208 259 D-4 212 '-;oma]al'ura 22 423 5U\) B-2 235 Varahasandra 175 512 651 E-5 213 i:'lumenahaIh 4 433 4\)7 D-2 236 Veerasagara 79 288 351 B-4 21-lc t}uudimulgondanahalii 148 70 lU8 ))-5 237 Veerasagarakere 78 31 35 B-4 ~l;", t}l)palluhallJ 1\)8 129 165 'E-2 Kava!. ~16 ::;Ul'

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    TURUVEKERE TALUK rotal : 045(2); 200(16); 207(24); 209(4); 218(3); 219(1); 220(2); 235(24); 338(2); 244(8); 250(3); 255(16); 264(40); 273(64); 280(17); 281(1); 288(26); 302(1); 311(23); 330(1); 333(1); 343(16); 350,60), 365(1); 369(62); 388(16); 392(11); 393(98); 399(3).

    Rural: 045(2), 200(9) 207(23), 220(2), 235(17), 2:38(2), 244(8), 250(3), 255(14), 264(40), 273(32),280(16),281(1),288(25),311(18), 330(1), 343(16), 350(60), 369(60), 365(1), 388(6), 393(87) 399(2).

    Urban: 2UO(7); 2119(4); 218(3); 2I!J(I); 235(7); 255(2): 273(32); 280(J); :!8i\(1); 302(1) 3ll(5); 333(1); 369(;l); 388(10); 3!J:!(1l); 3!J3(1l); 39!J(1); VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS

    Villages: Turuvekere 36!J(1), 393(4); Doddaghatta 369(1); Gadde­ Ittigehalli 207(1). 311( I). 3,j0(4): Yeradahalh :369(1): Kat ige llahalli 369(1); 273(1), 393(1); Torema\'inahalli halll 207(1), 3!J3(1): 'l'llliyilahalli 288(2), 35U(2): lluclrleri 369(1), Buvanahalli 36~1(2); MavlIlahalli 39:3(1); Neer­ 207(1), 3113(1): Sett.g ondanahalh 288(1): Bittalalwppa gunda 255(1), 36iJ(2), 393(1); Beggere 393(3); Bana­ 04:>(1), 369(1): ::'ILtllul'U 207(1): Dummanah"lll 23.;(2): sandra 200(1), 311(1), 388(2), 393(J); Manchenahalli, 25,j(2), !llallenahalli 273(2). 350(2), 369(1). 3U3(1): Kuppa 36,)(1); 39:3 (I) Chamdehalli 393(1); Ganganahallt 200(1), 369(1): 393(1): Hanchihalli 350(1), 369(1). 393(1): Vittala. 350(10) 393(1); Bevinhalli 2~0(1), 288(1); Tavarekel'e 264(1). pura 273(2), 3!J3(2): Bythardhooahalh 393el): Dodda­ 273(1), 36\'(2); l\1uniyur 207(2), 235(2), 264(28), beeranakcre 393(2): Chikkabeeranakere 393(1): Rama. 273(5), 280(2), 311(1). 36!l(2), 393(6); Andampalya bagara 343(13): Ambaladevanahalli 255(1): Komara­ 238(2); Attkollipalya 2S0(2); Settyhalh 280(1), 350(3); devanahalli 2/lS(2): Kanakur 041i(1), 235(1), 280(2),3G9(2), 36!J(4), 393(3); Pur a 22U(I), 273(2). 311(1). 39q(4), Dorlderi 200(1): Dasrhalli 273(1). 369(1). 3!J3(1): Jarllya Alllmale 393(1); Dyavanahalli 369(1), 393(1); Kallani­ 200(2),220(1),393(1): Dabbeghatta 273(1), 281(1). 2tl8(1), kel'e 207(3), 235(4), 369(1); M:orlihalli 235(1), 2~8(2), 3H3(2), 399(1): Becchanahalli 3ll(.,): Turuvekel'c 207(3), 350(1), 365(1), 3!J3(1): Morllhalli Palya 244(3). 250(3): 273(1), 33U(I), 36()(:?). 393(.5): Hmdnmaranahalli 36P(I): Danrlina~ivara 273(1). 350(6), 369(1), 388(-1): Amma· Halladahosahallr 3ll(H). 369(1): Biganpuahalh 207(1), sandra 393(1): Hl)nnenahallI 35U(I): Chakuvalli 3\J3(1): 343(3). 369(1), 303(1): Sopanahalli 393(1): Kahumahalli ::lamplge 36!)(1): Kurubarahal!i 309(1): Chimmanahalli 3!J3(1): Uddanahalh 3n3(1): K l\Iavinahalli 235(2), 36!J(2): 255(5), 350(4),369(2), Kaliakcre :l73(3). 2tiU(I): "aJ~l'ahalli Kanathur 207(1), 2i3(2). 309(1). 393(ti): ~IelaJJahalli 280(1): Dombaral'ahallt 273(1): KondaJji 207(3), 255(5), 36\1(1), Aladahalh 36'1(1). Chall(lrapura 36n(2). 3!J3(1): 273(3), 288(4), 393(3): Thovmakere 369(1): RaYdsillldra fiarlarahalli 244(5), 28~(1), 350(1): BabavallHhaliJ 2il8(2): 36'1(1): Chikkllahalli 28U(I): Ramolllhalh 235(1) l\Iarappanahalh 2(17(1). 350(1): Govlnrlaghatta 369(1), 36H(I), 393(1): Arakcrc 350(1): Balukatte 200(1): ::lIaya. 393(1): Thanilaga 2UO(2), 2U7(2), 2~0(1), 273(4), 3ll(I): sandra 200(1), 369(1): Krrevalegcr halll 369(1), 3\)3(1): 369(1), 393(1), 39!J(1): Hulikal 207(2), 369(2). 303(1), Bommenahalli 273(1): Doddamalligere 273(1): Varla· Aremallenahalli 207(1). 280(1), 3611(1): Kareoandra 28U(I): vanaghatta 30~(1): l\Iuglllf)or 2811(2), 309(2): Malladevana· 393(2): l\Iavinakere 235(1), 264(1l), 280(1), 360(2), 393(1): halli 393(1): Angadigere 393(1): ::lonrlimal'gondallahalli Byadarahalh 2b8(1), 393(1): Karadigere 235(3), 280(1): 288(2): Kodihalli 36U(I): Mallchellrlur 3!J3(1): Seegehalli Melinavolagerhalli 350(7), 360(1), 393(2): Devanaikanahalli 288(4}, 350(2), 369(1}, 393(5): Haralakere 350(2), 393(1}: 350(8): Malikamatha 35U(4). 432

    VILLAGE TURUVEKERE

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- Population Castes Tribes eUucated Sl. in pied House- ,.---.--.~ ~ .----"-----. ,---"----. No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds PM F 11 FM F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~ 10 II 12 13 14

    l. Turuvekere 1,414 162 182 946 475 471 157 30 :l. KodagchaUi PI'w 812 125 135 801 411 390 87 82 213 70 3. Kallakere PPw 1,363 65 65 432 234 198 22 28 II4 30 4. l:lomenahalli PPw 550 88 88 497 243 254 57 49 105 33 5. Doddaghatta P l'w 723 89 89 499 251 248 18 23 84 7

    6. Gmldouahalli P l'w 1,OIl 93 93 518 251 267 58 52 69 II 7. Hosahalli I'PwE 3UO 85 85 48U 239 241 33 37 93 26 8. Gondi 262 Un-inhabited G. Chikkaturuvekere. Pw Hl2 41) 49 236 126 110 31 29 49 3 lU. ~anaghatta Amanikerc . 1,!J58 Un. inhabited

    11. Mallaghatta PPw 352 55 55 285 134 151 15 12 Hi 1 12. Anekere MPw 1,0!J4 150 150 710 346 364 158 160 120 38 13. Toremavinahalli * . 1) Pw Po 979 18!J 209 1,125 588 537 97 79 243 32 14. Varthimavlllahalli. PPw 716 62 62 337 172 165 28 31 89 20 15. Pundareekanakallahalli. P 608 36 36 22;:; 122 103 22 14 49 19

    16. Seegehalli Kw 300 11 11 48 24 24 12 4 17. Kolaghatta PPw 748 60 60 268 142 12ti 31 28 6!J 27 Iii. Kolaghatta Kaval Pw 915 2 2 10 2 8 2 5 IG. Ajjenahalli PI'w 211 31 32 200 120 80 8 70 13 2U. Mudlapura Kw 324 30 30 156 84 72 12 7 34 5

    21. Neeragunda I' 'l'k 1.414 146 146 764 3H2 372 83 81 , 142 32 22. Somalapura PPw 96U 91 91 509 263 246 44 29 IOU 23 23. Hosahslh (A) PPw 1,145 97 !J7 514 270 244 62 49 67 18 24. Guladahalli Pw 396 20 20 1I5 58 57 3 17 25. Bommenahalh • Pw 748 37 37 173 97 76 40 24 21 5

    26. Hulisa,ndra p 710 33 33 191 103 88 28 23 63 15 27. I\Iarasandra PPw 768 68 72 384 187 197 20 18 40 1 28. Heggere P l'w H92 108 108 606 304 302 77 72 154 41 29. Lingapura Pw 198 6 6 43 25 18 2 7 1 30. Banasandra * HDPwPo 928 313 313 1,646 813 833 179 155 385 123

    31. Dunda PPw 702 196 216 1,182 575 607 73 7I 267 67 32. Kunikenahalli PPw 4,000 121 121 741 375 366 lI2 III 61 6 33. Bugudanahalli Pw 185 35 35 175 93 82 30 29 28 34. Balamadihalli Pw 249 23 23 127 65 62 1 42 8 35. Manchenahalli (G) Pw 409 24 24 161 87 64 5 1 33 10

    36. Manchenahalli (N) Pw 608 106 106 503 247 256 51 61 54 8 37. Lokammanahalli PPw 614 58 58 343 170 173 11 10 24 6 38. Ganganahalli (M) Pw 683 63 63 347 170 177 32 1 39. Kalanjihalli pw 315 18 18 138 76 62 10 9 33 1 40. Chowdenahalli PPw 665 52 52 305 158 147 45 46 50 15

    41. GanganahaUi (M) Pw 1,158 100 100 523 276 247 57 40 63 14 42. Bevinahalli (M) PPw 844 49 49 270 139 131 38 46 71 19 43. Tavarekere P I'w 787 107 III 707 348 359 13 15 116 24 44. Muniyur PPw 812 314 314 1,752 859 893 66 77 365 50 45. Set tyahalli PPw 1,376 209 209 1,156 589 567 86 74 202 35 433

    DIRECTORY TALUK

    Total WORKlms ~()n workers ,------"-----' '---__, I\'()!'),pr~ (I-IX) I If III IV' V VI VII VIII IX X .-"--> ~ ,-A-----. ,.--A-.. r-"---. r-"-~ ,.--A-.. ~ ~ r-"---... ,_.A.., Sl. !II F ;VI}<'.:Il F;VI FM 1<'}1 FYI }<'~1 F;Vl F}l F "1 . ',' Nn. 1::> 16 17 18 19 2() 21 22 23 U 25 26 27 28 ~9 30 :n 32 :3:3 :3t 35 3(;

    302 285 2()-l 170 51 9,1 30 H 6 1 1 3 4 3 5 17'l I C{t) 252 142 213 121 15 13 l:l 2 3 1 6 3 l.'\) 2H .) 135 6.5 108 1,\.1 18 2 3 2 \HJ I :l'j 154 19 101 7 8 5 31 [) 6 7 sf) :?'l.:; 168 136 120 92 20 2-1 13 16 14 3 K:J 112 5

    173 160 142 142 14 5 8 12 4 5 7'1 107 6 157 132 72 22 3G 86 44 24 2 :3 82 10') 7 Un-inhabiwd 8 so 12 28 ~ 4 40 5 8 3 46 98 9 Un-inhabitOO 10

    79 10 68 9 2 5 2 2 ;'5 ' 1.>1 11 217 138 103 97 2 48 3 51 29 13 9 U!l 12 373 115 30;; 104 40 6 9 II 1 3 4 215 I J 110 88 91 70 :3 4 6 9 8 5 1 (i2 il 78 47 56 t:1 2 10 5 3 2 11 15

    15 ]0 12 8 1 13 85 02 74 .j9 :3 4 :3 .j7 ,.1 t7 2 1 1 7 l~ 66 29 51 23 8 2 3 2 2 2 ;H ;Jl 19 60 2~ 43 20 :3 6 4 2 :H ~() 2i)

    254 191 218 179 III 9 8 6 :3 1:33 lSI 21 163 165 158 163 5 101) ~t 22 166 148 159 144 4 lOt tlG 23 43 37 38 ;~5 4 2 1.-; 20 2i 64 45 58 .a 3 3 :I:~ :31 25

    58 44 53 41 2 2 1 2 45 ~4 26 Ili 116 115 113 1 I 3 70 :H 27 183 110 156 106 ;~ 8 2 2 1 12 2 121 192 2:) 20 11 18 II 5 7 29 510 370 287 296 28 16' 32 7 49 ,14 4 9 31 19 51

    363 355 309 332 10 8 11 10 12 1 2 :W ::I :012 3iJ2 al 223 90 198 72 17 12 6 2 4 162 n6 32 60 3-1 58 33 2 33 -1:> 33 40 42 38 41 2 1 35 20 a4 49 38 40 37 6 2 1 :~8 :lG 35

    163 122 153 114 3 6 3 2 1 2 1 81 IH 36 114 96 108 56. 2 5 4 35 56 i7 :31 113 84 107 75 2 9 3 :57 \);3 :JS 42 12 38 10 1 3 :14 50 :l!) 83 34 59 25 12 8 8 2 75 11:3 10

    154 9 94 7 3 19 26 11 122 jj~ 41 83 69 68 66 6 2 5 ;~ , 56 6J 42 207 127 193 125 3 1 3 1 I) 141 2:32 43 565 411 325 319 41 25 70 7 109 55 9 11 291 4S2 43 364 236 336 219 2 6 15 3 2 9 225 :3:n 45 28 TUMKUR 434

    VILLAGE TURTTVEKERE

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Population Castes Tribes educated ,---__..A. __ ----, Sl. III pied House­ ,A_, ,---A--, ,----"--"" ISo. Village Amenities ACICS Houses holds P M J:<' M F :M: F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 \) l() 11 12 13 14

    46. Pura . PPw 640 98 98 512 241 271 43 47 90 20 47. Chandur . PPw 544 104 104 580 279 301 34 35 136 69 48. Pura Amrithalllahal KM al 416 I I 2 I 1 1 49. Purada Alhanikere 460 18 18 134 71 63 . 11 3 50. Talakere * M Pw Po 2,579 223 223 I,U,S /i!J3 5U5 132 133 175 43

    51. Sunkalapura Pw 8\) 30 30 148 75 73 8 6 26 8 52. Turuvekere AlllrithamahaI 665 Vn-inhabited Kava]. 53. Turuvokere Alllanikere . 1.312 4 4 24 11 13 54. Bldi~wa~te Tk 230 LTJl-illhalntul 55. Arasinadahalli Pw 46!J 41 41 274 137 137 30 19 48 19

    56. Anelllale PPw 512 44 44 215 108 107 1 35 2 57. Dwaranahalli PPW\ 870 108 108 554 280 274 26 44 32 5 58. Mangikuppe PPw 454 20 20 110 57 53 4. 59. Kallankere PwE(i) 620 50 54 267 141 ]36 11 12 23 60. Sangalapura PPw !J85 71 71 439 223 216 6 5 88 11

    61. liulik('re PPw 1,171 87 87 42~, 204 223 34 39 60 14 62. Madihalll PPwPo ],376 145 145 755 376 379 22 II 119 26 63. Aralihre PPw !J72 17!J 179 1,036 528 50S 61 60 208 68 64. Sulekel (, PPwE. ],145 66 66 337 176 168 40 35 49 13 65. Dand:.nabivara * MD Rhc PwPo 998 274 275 1,670 812 858 110 109 424 136

    66. Siddapura PPw 409 68 68 327 176 151 79 72 38 7 67. Hosahalli (1)) Pw 217 34 34 219 1I7 102 8 5 45 5 68. Amrrumahalli 64 Un-inhabited 69. Sivanahalli 403 Un-inhaLitcd 70. Ammasandra Pw 582 190 wo 762 430 332 1 274 44

    71. Hadavanahalli PPw 1,152 80 80 468 247 221 23 15 93 46 72. Honnenahalli PKw 780 2S 28 182 90 92 29 22 35 12 73. Chakuvalli Tk !J92 79 84 447 230 217 21 22 97 12 74. Appa~andra PPw 576 47 47 261 143 1I8 40 42 41 13 75. Giriyanahalli PPw E(i) 563 68 70 363 195 168 14 II 82 9

    76. GundikavaI 838 Un-inhaLited 77. Yelladabagi PPw 499 32 32 189 101 88 3 62 15 78. Veerasagarakere KavaI . Pw 12] 7 9 35 26 9 6 2 9 2 79. Veerasagara Tk 659 59 59 351 173 178 45 6 80. Masthigondanahalli PTk 572 40 43 259 148 III 4 80 27

    81. Byadarahalli Kaval 1,787 Un-ilJh~tbited 82. Hal"gondanahalli . Pw 384 27 27 176 \)0 86 10 47 21 83. Singasandra . Pw 601 19 19 120 62 58 16 84. Angarekanahalli (J) PPw 742 86 86 554 284 270 9 10 106 34 85. Sampige * :M Pw Po ] ,158 324 324 1,640 812 828 104 110 354 172

    86. Hale Sampige PPw 524 50 50 271 133 138 58 13 87. Hosur PKw 627 14 14 74 36 38 18 3 88. Kurubarahallij MTk 1,240 164 164 884 467 417 29 28 127 24 89. Kurubarahalli Byala MKw 608 34 34 225 121 104 38 34 40 13 90. Sampige HOBahalli PPw 1,209 190 190 1,101 573 528 37 44 171 21 435

    DIRECTORY TALUK-contd.

    Total WORKERS ,--______. _____--A- __ - ______'____ -,. Non­ workers workers (f-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ...-"'---. ~ ~ r-"--. ~ ,-.A--, ~ ~ ,---"-, ~ ,-A.., BI . M F M F M F M FM F M FM F!I1FM FM.\!' M F N~. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 :l~ 32 33 34 r a.> 36

    166 156 146 149 17 2 4 75 115 46 205 199 181 188 18 4 2 4 2 :~ 74 102 47 1 I 48 47 45 40 40 4 2 3 2 24 18 4f) 393 307 336 286 24 16 7 20 4 5 200 288 50

    43 28 31 25 6 3 4 32 45 51 Un-inhabited 52

    7 5 3 3 5 53 U n-inha bited 5.1 60 11 48 7 9 3 1 77 126 55

    57 15 48 11 6 4 51 92 56 186 70 79 67 34 2 56 !l.1 204 57 49 6 33 3 15 3 8 47 58 84 9 48 8 25 6 47 127 59 153 127 145 122 5 1 3 70 S!) 60

    143 107 57 79 85 28 61 II6 61 229 137 158 112 15 17 24 5 15 2 5 1 9 l!7 242 62 321 198 244 168 18 14 27 5 15 II 8 4 5 207 310 63 104 71 68 53 15 12 10 5 4 1 5 72 90 64 481 375 270 282 33 4I 11 27 51 20 20 10 31 3 54 2 331 48:{ 65

    102 75 87 69 7 5 3 74 76 66 61 42 44 41 56 60 67 Un-inhabited 68 Un-inhabited 69 290 121 109 104 4 7 14 2 131 6 2 3 1 19 4 140 211 70

    154 138 128 134 2 23 2 1 93 83 71 65 52 54 48 8 3 3 1 24 40 72 158 136 98 114 40 5 6 2 5 1 12 10 72 81 73 98 63 65 57 4 2 4 16 3 45 55 74 126 107 108 100 3 4 3 9 2 3 69 61 75

    Un-inhabited 76 69 45 57 44 213 4 1 32 43 77 18 I 10 7 8 9 78 106 97 96 89 6 8 1 2 1 67 81 79 104 33 72 28 2 2 23 1 2 4 2 44 78 80

    Un-inhabited 81 55 38 43 36 3 8 2 35 M; 82 42 25 39 22 1 1 3 20 33 83 178 93 46 44 10 12 103 30 17 5 2 2 106 177 84 475 273 264 139 41 57 63 43 24 26 4 20 3 55 8 337 555 85

    76 58 66 49 4 9 1 4, 1 57 80 86 27 16 23 15 2 1 2 9 22 87 312 155 229 144 11 8 48 17 1 4 2 155 262 88 61 42 26 24 6 11 27 7 2 60 62 89 328 151 283 132 8 9 23 3 10 2 1 1 1 4 245 377 90

    28* 436

    VILLAGE TURUVEKERE

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Popul3tion Castes Tribes educated ,---..A.__ -, Sl. in pied Houss· ,...... -, ~ , . ..A."",, No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M ]<' 11 F .M: F .M: F

    1 2 3 5 7 8 10 11 12

    91. B1ts1tvasug ara Chindagiri 1,747 Un- It~hahited Kaval 9') Chimmanahalli PPw 1,:!16 91 III 469 21\1 24!J 19 27 80 15 93. Doddagoraghatta * MKwPo 870 159 159 841 427 414 17 26 141 20 94. Ayarahalli PPw 422 60 60 320 173 147 7 15 37 3 95. Kallakere P 688 137 137 712 360 352 65 58 112 31

    96. Vaderahalli 2114 16 16 99 49 50 6 8 97. Donkihalli PPw 800 106 106 510 257 253 33 29 61 24 98. Kallane 345 Un-Inhabited U!J. Chikkagoraghatta. Pw 448 52 52 251 133 126 28 23 44 11 100. Harikarnahalli PPw 384 33 33 201 100 101 11 7 27 12

    101., Karigondanahalli Pw 307 21 21 163 73 90 16 18 17 102. llantarahaUi 236 un-Inhabitcu 103. Dombaranahalh PPw 761 78 78 424 273 211 13 109 27 104. Bettihalh PTk 563 31 31 141 74 67 48 16 105. Kondajji * PKwPo 2,790 306 306 1,656 844 812 130 120 357 115

    106. Akkalasandra PPw 480 85 85 463 235 228 8 10 •• J 45 16 107. Thoyinakere Pw 742 88 88 473 224 249 49 66 58 18 108. Becchanahalli PPw 601 107 107 552 280 272 IH 93 102 36 109. Koppa. PPw 512 42 42 256 123 133 17 11 57 13 110. Rayasandra Pw 531 36 36 233 122 III 22 18 50 14

    Ill. )ora chenahalli * PKwPo 371 8·1 84 582 318 2M 58 39 147 lI2. Sarigehalli Amanikere 844 Un-Inhabited lI3. Sarigehalli Pw 230 28 28 175 95 80 12 1 51 28 114. Jakkanahalli PPw 399 41 41 241 122 Il9 20 25 45 11 115. HattihaIli Pw 556 80 81 551 286 265 16 5 123 54

    116. Raghayadevarnahalli PPw 1,190 86 88 498 259 239 23 14 115 39 117. Hullekere MPwPo 889 201 201 1,131 602 52!) 142 117 303 140 118. Sasalu Pw 396 39 39 243 130 113 42 41' 49 18 119. Ramadihalli PPw 627 82 82 506 255 251 36 31 109 40 120. Sarigehalli Amrithamahal Un· Inhabited Kava!.

    121. Arakere 281 60 60 302 159 143 33 19 27 4 122. Bramhadevarahalli 64 Un-Inhalited 123. Harigondallahalli Pw 166 16 16 96 51 45 7 I) 5 2 124. Ballekatte Pw 537 24 24 137 72 65 1 17 15 125. Chatraderikaval 115 Un-Inhabited

    126. Mayasandra * H D Rhe Mew Po E 1,600 396 39() 1,987 1,015 972 123 119 519 276 127. Anadagu P Pw 787 41 41 262 137 125 21 14 26 4 128. Muthug1tdahalli MPwPo 588 142 142 784 404 380 19 9 145 15 129. Chikkapura PPw 1,260 101 101 514 261 253 91 101 85 9 130. Valagerehalli PKw 576 44 44 259 135 125 60 16 437

    DIRECTORY TALUK-contd.

    Total WORKERS Non­ workers r------~------, workers (I-IX) I III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,---A--, ~ ~ ,--A--.. ~ .-A----. ~ ~ ,..A..-.., ~ 81. M F M: F M F M: F M F M: F ~I F M F M F M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1

    Un-Inhabited 91

    134 142 99 114 6 7 1 2 21 19 7 85 107 92 285 217 183 163 13 17 16 7 63 30 1 2 2 142 197 93 104 43 95 33 2 8 3 1 3 1 1 69 104 94 224 135 181 111 35 24 2 1 4 136 217 95

    25 23 22 23 3 24 27 96 149 14 149 12 2 3 1 1 98 239 97 Un-Inhabited 98 94 78 7I 67 13 II 10 2 39 48 99 48 26 39 25 7 I I 52 75 100

    ~7 ~6 41 (0 4 4 2 2 26 44 101 Un-Inhabited 102 142 119 128 97 2 .2 11 19 1 71 92 103 49 44 47 38 2 :I 2 1 25 23 104 536 426 437 374 49 16 33 17 16 18 308 386 105 "

    164 103 143 97 9 -4 12 1 71 125 106 147 144 1I4 132 9 II 4 20 I 77 105 107 176 138 45 37 84 92 26 7 II I 5 5 1 lot 134 108 68 36 51 20 11 3 5 5 7 1 55 \)7 109 83 44 62 29 9 8 12 7 39 67 llO

    199 91 106 54 63 30 5 4 20 2 5 119 173 III Un-Inhabited ll2 60 30 16 19 4 I 35 10 3 2 35 50 ll3 76 59 56 49 3 10 7 9 1 46 60 1I4 163 90 97 71 25 17 25 11 5 2 123 175 115

    170 98 124 90 28 8 10 4 4 89 141 116 383 157 185 68 106 65 33 17 43 2 1 1 15 4 219 372 117 79 60 69 54/)6 4 1 51 53 ll8 149 87 85 74 26 11 2 17 5 1 13 I 106 164 119 Un-Irohabited 120

    99 67 85 fiS 4 4 I 60 76 121 Un-Inhabited 122 30 33 14 20 .2 1 13 11 1 1 21 12 123 51 44 41 40 2 1 7 2 1 1 21 :!l 124 Un.Inhabited 125

    544 250 263 18i 7 24 6 1 65 23 16 7 92 10 9 79 471 722 126 73 50 49 50 21 1 , .. 1 1 64 75 127 245 212 239 1 212 2 3 159 168 128 174 136 115 127 3 II 27 1 2 12 2 12 87 H7 129 . 85 64 65 61 7 6 4 4 49 61 13Q 438 VILLA.GE

    TURUV~~KERE

    Literate Total Scheduled Rcheduled and Area Occu­ Population Castes Tribes educ:tted Sl. in pied House­ ,--...... __~ ;--.A-., ,--"---.. ,--"--~ No. Village Amenitit's Acres Housf's holds P M F M F M F M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 . 77 131. Kachihalli PPw 1,408 85 85 i,7 215 242 53 76 10 132. Chikkonahalli PPw· 595 50 50 214 106 108 33 25 19 1 133. Honakere PPw 1,542 1I6 116 586 291 295 19 17 80 9 134. Bommenahalli PKw 1,420 75 75 433 216 217 16 26 73 27 135. Kodinagasandra 268 31 31 179 101 78 13 18 51 2

    136. Soravanahalli PRlv 819 60 60 345 170 175 5 4 66 6 137. Chikkamalliger~ Riv 473 35 35 220 108 112 28 29 47 5 138. Doddamalligere * PRivPo 723 104 104 .335 265 270 19 27 62 16 139. Haralahalli P 684 51 51 211 108 103 48 50 14 140. Vadavanaghatta PTk 992 60 60 301 150 151 22 15 27 2

    141. Mugaloor * PTkPo. 2,886 200 200 1,016 515 501 43 38 79 2 142. Byalahalli PRiv \ . 896 89 89 472 253 219 16 12 48 3 143. Neralakatte Pw 594 50 50 315 148 167 30 1 144 Malladevanahalli PPw 1,177 73 73 338 165 173 3 1 49 3 145. Angarligere Pw 486 45 45 218 104 114 6 3 32 4

    146. Dorlrlamargonahalli PRiv 891 49 49 240 126 114 13 19 40 1 147. Ajjanahallj PPw 1,024 122 122 636 324 312 14 17 50 3 148. Sondimargonnanahalli Riv 979 19 19 108 60 48 12 11 6 149. Kodihalli Pw 422 26 26 144 75 69 16 2 150. Manichandur PRiv 902 65 65 347 168 179 16 12 56 6

    151. N agegowdanabyalada Pw 1,926 56 56 268 131 137 48 58 38 14 Kaval. 152. Kadalagidada Kaval 1,436 Un-Inhabited 163. Seegehalli * PPwPo 1,888 179 179 1,030 504 526 34 38 192 28 154. Haralakl'rc PPw 891 77 80 364 175 189 25 39 48 2 155. Ittigt'halli PPw 768 77 77 459 236 223 23 21 39 9

    156. Yeradahalli PPw 697 64 64 312 148 164 29 25 14 3 157. Lenkanahalli Pw 448 34 34 176 82 94 2 2 8 158. Gavinathapura Pw 576 43 43 202 93 109 14 15 32 3 159. Naragihalli PPw 819 47 47 211 107 104 7 3 39 16 160. Tuilahalli PPw 716 92 92 519 262 257 43 33 44 9

    161. Tuilahalli Amanikere 268 Un.Inhabited 162. Dodderi (G) Pw 806 74 74 344 177 167 14 12 15 163 Spttigonrlanahalli Pw 921 59 59 268 132 136 2 4 10 164. Hittalakoppa Kw 1,708 58 58 281 132 149 3 10 30 2 165. Mallur PPw 787 55 55 271 129 142 16 25 34 4

    166. Guddenahalli 652 39 39 200 93 107 3 2 13 1 167. DummanahalIi P 953 46 46 266 124 142 14 13 33 168. MallenahaIIi PPw 755 92 92 548 264 284 29 30 108 11 169. Kamanahalli 492 34 34 192 85 107 10 8 11 170. Koppa PwE(a) 460 52 52 302 133 169 11 10 32 2

    171. Muthsandra P Pw E(a) 403 33 33 174 71 103 • 14 172. Tharamanakote Kw 857 61 61 302 145 157 4 6 29 7 173. Hanchihalli P Pw E(a) 1,491 70 70 309 145 164 6 10 37 3 174. Vittalapura * MPwPo 1,427 100 100 542 254 288 8 8 105 23 175. Varahasandra p 1,241 122 122 651 298 353 17 20 35 2 439

    DIRECTORY

    TAL UK -<-D7Itd.

    Total WORKERS Non- workerll worker' ------~------, (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X r--"--> r--"--o r-"---. r-"-~ ~ ~ r-"--. ,---A--.,---A--. r-"-~ ~ Sl M F M F M F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F 1\1 F ~I F ~I F M F i\f F No 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2S 29 31l 31 32 33 34 35 36

    143 114 102 109 I 28 10 2 2 1 72 128 131 79 63 78 63 1 27 45 132 187 176 166 159 5 15 3 !l 2 4 104 119 133 131 86 III 80 8 I 7 3 4 85 131 134 51 51 37 47 1 2 2 5 1 6 50 27 135

    11J 121 108 120 6 1 2 54 54 136 63 55 60 55 I 2 45 57 137

    172 159 141 144 4 ", 14 3 2 11 4 93 III 138 75 71 72 68 1 3:~ 32 1:19 96 II 91 109 2 4 1 54 39 140

    338 169 284 157 47 11 3 2 In 332 14-1 177 153 134 110 7 42 31 76 66 142 98 103 50 6~ 14'1 90 94 82 89 2 3 2 3 75 79 144 74 41 71 41 32 n 145

    83 68 82 68 1 43 46 146 193 184 189 178 5 1 131 12, 147 46 12 43 12 U 36 li8 50 II 40 10 4 5 1 25 5g 149 103 53 98 49 :1 :l 6;; 12fl 1.5 (

    86 86 85 82 3 1 45 51 151 Un·Inhabited 152 330 260 273 241 3 11 7 23 8 2 IS 3 174 266 153 105 28 95 8 2 6 18 2 70 161 1M 132 68 116 65 2 2 8 6 104 55 155

    94 61) 64 57 19 3 4 2 56 98 156 66 61 59 59 5 2 16 33 157 60 68 60 68 33 41 15S 71 27 64 27 2 2 3 :{6 77 159 163 62 134 58 9 5 3 2 11 1 99 19 160

    Un.Inhabitpd 161 121 112 120 III 1 56 55 162 84 87 84 87 4S 49 16:l 84 82 79 80 3 2 4S 67 164 85 5 81 55 3 44 86 1(;5

    64 5 60 51 3 1 29 1)5 160 86 8 79 8 5 2 3S 60 167 164 177 139 169 2 8 5 15 3 lOt) 107 163 39 7 37 7 46 10\) 169 61 16 56 16 2 2 72 153 liO

    36 10 36 10 3,> 93 171 93 9 92 93 1 54 64 172 86 89 77 89 4 3 1)9 75 173 ·132 138 119 131 I) 6 4 I 4 122 150 174 196 253 186 250 I 1 4 1 5 1U2 100 17[1 440 VILLAGE TURUVEKERE

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu­ Population Tribes educated 'I. in pied House. .--____.)o._~ ~ ,-A---,­ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M F M F 14 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 12 13 42 12 176. Rythftraho~fthfllli 524 52 52 280 134 146 '3 177. DorlclftbN-ranakcre P Pw E(a) 1,926 119 II9 600 308 292. 119 117 39 178, Dananayakanapurada Kaval ,'" 992 un· Inhabited . 179, Kallanagathihalli Pw 601 39 39 226 105 121 4 38 4 180. Dorldascttlkere P Pw 1,107 105 105 584 301 283 31 26 127 26

    181. Chikkabeeranak£'re PKw 326 2!l 29 164 76 88 14 11 28 3 182. Ramasagal'a Kw 716 39 39 190 90 100 63 67 6 183. Ambaladcvanahalli Kw 486 21 21 III 57 54 27 184. Komararievanahalli KwE(a) 441 23 23 III 47 64 5 7 11 185. Kanakur PKw 691 98 98 512 255 257 10 8 61

    14 186. Dodderi (K) Kw \ 608 41 41 201 99 102 2 4 187. DasihaIli* PKwPo 684 96 96 577 284 293 20 17 93 14 188. Ja.-jiya PKw 1,331 180 180 1,024 504 520 70 64 174 37 189. Chikkasettykere PPwE(d) 870 62 62 346 182 164 19 25 54 9 190. Dabbeghatta MTk 1,739 157 157 950 493 457 7 5 191 133

    191. Bochanahalli PPw 588 47 42 234 III 123 18 25 27 6 74 192. Benakanakere * PPwPo 1,740 268 268 1,611 787 824 23 21 284 193. Hindumaranahalli. PPw 460 66 66 376 165 211 8 15 74 31 194. Gottikere Pw 486 31 31 151 77 74 4 2 32 3 195. Burudehosahalli 294 Un.Inhabited

    196. Halladahosahalli PPw 870 99 99 513 249 265 84 84 1()4 42 197. Biganenahalli PKw 1,190 148 148 761 384 377 24 ,29 179 34 198. Sopanahalli PPw 793 27 27 165 77 88 38 4 17 199. Bevenahalli (K) PPw 899 50 50 345 187 158 II 5 70 200. Mudrlanahalli PPw 1,507 128 130 701 344 357 22 22 14 12 97 2

    201, Habakanahalli PPw 1,288 69 69 467 228 239 22 22 lIO 14 27 202. :r.Iavinahalli (K) PPw 800 99 99 571 298 273 6 7 129 76 203. Kanathur MMpPw 793 142 151 1,080 549 531 2 2 259 204. Melanahalli PPw 76l 51 51 272 142 130 5 6 40 205. Aladahalli PPw 659 56 56 223 128 145 5 I 63 15

    206. Chandrapura PKw 384 51 51 305 152 153 2 64 16 207. Sadarahalli PPw 896 77 77 412 216 196 24 31 107 28 208. Basavanahalli Pw 460 74 76 356 186 170 83 56 45 209. Chikkahalli Kaval 198 2 2 3 2 I 1 210. Marappanahalli Kw 492 45 45 216 105 III 13 12 29

    211. Govindaghatta PPw 755 67 67 317 155 162 21 21 63 30 212. Hunasenaaradahalli 198 2 2 9 6 3 195 213. Tandaga * MPwPo 1,632 255 255 1,394 701 693 57 55 371 214. Vaderahalli Kaval 185 2 2 12 4 8 1 215. Bramhadevarahalli Pw 569- 20 20 123 62 61 2 25 6

    25 216. Hulikal PPw 512 152 152 749 388 381 54 50 159 5 217. Ganganahalli (K) Pw 307 9 9 69 28 41 I II 21 218. Aremallenahalli MPw 825 97 97 545 271 274 7 6 101 8 219. Kyamasandra PKw 659 44 44 282 144 138 44 38 38 2 220. Vittaladevarahalli. • PPw 697 69 59 298 146 152 4 7 38 441

    DIRECTORY

    TALUK-contd.

    Total Non­ workers workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIn IX X ,-"---, r~ ~ ~ ,----"-. .--"--, ~ ,--A-, r-"----. ~ ~ Sl. M F }I F 1\1 F ]',I F .l'II F :III F MFM Fl'vIF IIf F }f F No .

    15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 3~ 33 34 35 36 1 19 20 . " 90 77 71 75 l4 5 44 69 176 19:{ 189 18:1 184 ;} 9 2 1I5 IO:~ 177 Un-Inhabited 178 70 45 65 51 2 4 1 1 35 67 179 156 160 13~ 150 12 9 4 1 5 145 1~3 180

    46 45 45 :19 :3 :~ :{II ·1:1 181 54 67 52 64 2 3 36 33 182 35 30 34 30 22 24 18:~ 34 42 30 42 15 22 184 160 92 154 86 3 5 1 2 95 165 185

    57 54 57 55 42 48 186 160 120 158 114 3 1 124 173 187 317 220 267 202 15 10 3 1 25 7 7 187 300 188 123 77 83 67 19 8 7 \) 2 1 3 59 87 189 270 204 200 176 10 3 1 1 39 11 1 4 15 12 223 253 190

    72 81 51 58 I) 22 7 2 6 39 42 191 478 403 362 365 26 21 27 47 17 2 14 309 421 192 108 95 96 91 10 2 I 1 1 57 116 893 53 29 48 28 1 2 2 24 45 194 Un, Inha bite'\ 195

    146 14-1 127 I:!O 3 2 4 8 17 5 103 123 196 267 248 84 144 8 4 157 90 16 6 2 4 H7 129 197 49 42 17 22 30 20 2 28 46 198 119 63 24 41 34 22 54 2 2 68 95 199 222 181 107 162 6 13 62 42 5 4 122 176 200

    129 143 107 137 6 2 19 99 96 201 184 116 80 78 10 17 68 21 18 5 2 114 157 202 304 127 215 104 23 6 4 14 45 3 1 4 12 245 40·1 203 99 74 22 32 3 57 20 15 I 43 56 204 82 103 18 95 52 3 5 2 3 4 3 46 42 205

    96 66 9 31 2 5 74 28 9 2 2 il6 87 206 137 103 104 SO 5 13 \) 2 11 7 1 2 1 5 79 93 207 120 96 81) 76 i 17 16 2 2 1 10 66 74 208 2 I 2 209 68 60 50 55 2 2 3 12 2 I 37 51 210

    100 72 77 64 3 7 12 1 1 7 55 90 211 4 2 4 2 2 1 212 381 232 286 119 !l4 2 21 4 10 2 3 22 12 320 461 219 4 4 2 2 2 4 214 39 28 33 27 G 23 33 2l1)

    247 232 170 22 55 179 3 3 '10 20 7 7 141 149 216 21 21 17 19 4 2 7 20 212 161 75 131 70 2 1 I 20 2 7 2 110 199 218 87 38 71 34 8 2 8 5 2 2 57 100 219 95 26 64 20 24 4 5 2 1 1 51 126 220 442

    VILLAGE TURUVEKERE

    Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Are& Occu. Population 81. Oastes Tribes educated in pied House· ,--_..A__~ ,.--A--.. , ,..-A--.. No. VilIagft Amenities r-"-.. Acres Houses holds p M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 60 7 8 9. 10 11 12 13 14 221. Kolals PPw 1,241 74 75 478 215 223 5 4 98 10 222. Devihalli Pw 332 40 40 249 124 125 3 50 4 223. Hedagihalli Pw 748 28 28 144 72 72 19 3 224. Byradarakodagihalli Kw 1,004 10 10 55 32 23 3 225. Badagarahalli PPw '716 4'7 47 307 146 161 6 1 70 Il 220. Naduvanahalli PPw 576 53 53 306 145 161 14 12 46 4 227. Gonitumkur* :M Pw Po E(d) . 1,612 167 167 1,1l7 563 554 73 62 234 62 228. Abalakatte Kw 524 Un.Inhsbited 229. Benkikera PKw 1,068 64 64 2!H 149 142 12 14 17 I 230. NagaJapura P PwE(a) 1,804 160 160 803 398 405 34 22 149 30 231. Vobba Nagasandra Pw 364 30 30 150 68 82 12 28 35 9 232. Mudigere PPw 697 115 115 604 293 311 28 7 120 21 233. Kadasoor Pw 467 38 35 210 119 91 I} 6 37 5 234. Mavinakere* MDPwPo 1,081 168 189 945 460 485 23 27 243 55 235. Byadarahalli PPw 659 50 58 295 143 152 5 4 77 10 236. Karadigere PPw 891 88 88 445 218 227 19 17 82 13 237. Rajapura 1,024 Un-Inhabited 238. IIIenahalli Kaval Pw 972 2 2 13 7 6 239. Melinavolagerehalli MPw 1,299 114 114 694 356 338 53 36 116 17 240. Devanaikanahalli PPw 891 76 76 365 173 192 4 5 85 20 241. Kadehalli PPw 1,{)24 130 130 64{) 315 325 25 23 140 17 242. Kadehalli Kaval PPw 966 12 12 67 41 26 28 14 2 243. Oorlamata. PPw 1.2911 83 83 435 204 231 67 II 443

    DIRECTORY

    TAL UK -rondd.

    Total WORKERS Non- workers Jo.... workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X 81. ~ ~ ~ .-~ ~ ,-A---. ,--"----., ,..A.-. ~ ~ r-"--. M F M F M F M F M F M F l\l F ~1 F M F M F M F No.

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

    154 173 154 172 61 50 221 79 93 75 93 4 45 32 222 47 46 45 45 1 I 1 25 26 223 22 11 22 II 10 12 224 80 56 72 51 1 4 4 2 66 105 225

    97 104 87 100 6 3 1 2 48 57 226 343 321 285 300 32 20 1 25 220 233 222 Un-Inhabited 229 113 108 llO 104 1 4 2 36 34 229 247 257 228 234 6 20 6 7 2 151 148 230

    43 37 42 37 1 25 45 231 194 222 179 190 4 30 4 7 2 99 89 232 69 67 64 67 2 1 1 1 50 24 233 289 284 204 191 5 24 12 18 53 46 14 5 17l 201 234 87 102 84 100 2 2 56 50 235

    145 147 109 17 2 66 17 62 9 2 4 1 73 80 236 Un-Inhabited 224 7 3 6 2 1 3 3 238 229 196 184 174 1 6 5 36 15 142 239 108 SO 91 58 3 2 1 15 17 1 65 112 240

    198 188 145 160 2 8 23 13 14 4 14 3 117 137 241 29 23 29 23 12 3 242 125 157 86 no 1 3 34 37 4 7 79 74 243 444

    TOWN TURUVEKERE

    Literate Scherluled Schedule,l :turt Total Popuh>tion Ca~tes Tribes educated ~~~_..A______~ 81. Name of Townj Area in Occnpi('el Honse- ,.----"-----. ,------"-----., ~ No. Block Sq.1[il!'R HOllFf'S hole)" P M F M F 11{ F 11{ F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. 11 12 13 ]4

    TURUVEKERE (M) 1 3 928 928 4,983 2,642 2,341 306 259 1,575 793

    Block No. 1 8:~ 83 436 244 192 20 10 ]43 69

    2 86 86 432 22::1 20f) 5 6 I.~f) 86

    3 102 102 .~82 3ll 271 2 177 99

    4 Sf) 8f) liM 242 260 176 III

    Ii 4fi 45 )08 ]21 77 .~O 23

    f 72 72 310 ]i5!l 151 74 44

    )07 J07 .'ion 250 241 75 66 165 (10

    87 87 449 241\ 201 193 169 ]05 23

    9 42 42 15J 125 26 77 47

    10 68 61'1 31'10 196 193 3 4 116 47

    II 73 7!l 438 234 204 8 4 129 69

    12 74 74 fHl6 280 3J6 1!l5 85

    Turuvekere Taluk Total 297.5 18,633 18,777 1,02,325 51.564 50,761 6,310 5,946 16 13 19,184 5,198

    Rural 296.2 17,705 17,849 97,342 48,922 48,420 6,004 5,687 16 13 17,609 4,405

    Urban 1.3 928 928 4,983 2,642 2,341 306 259 1,575 793 445

    DIRECTORY TALUK

    WURKERS NUll­ Total _._---.---~ ..______A.._ ____ ~ ______....,. Wurkon Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) 81. ,---A-.. ,-A.. ,-A._. ,-A.,.--A-.... ,-~ ,-~ .---"--... ,-..A.-o ~ No. M: F }1 .F ~1 F}1 F ;)1 F )1 l!' :\1 F }1 F :\1 F 1\1 J<'

    15 Hi 17 IS 1~ 2U 21 22 23 ~J 25 ~6 27 2S 2~ 3U 31 32 33 3J 35 36

    1,477 286 285 63 30 44 125 23 195 41 110 4 79 12 189 19 14. . 450 80 1,165 2,055

    127 3U 3 1 .. 6 11 .. I) 14 1 .. 38 8U 117 171

    11~ 10 5 3 3 10 lU 87 7 lU4 lUU 2

    18J 25 74 5 29:1 32 7 S 4 .. 16 2 .. 19 2 127 246 3

    122 14 34 28 15 2 .. 4 :2 '" 9 120 246 4

    75 4 3 13 9 45 3 4-! 7:{ 5

    93 24 25 1 4 1 13 .. 1·5 6 20 5 I .. 13 11 66 1~7 6

    168 35 27 12 6' 2 2,1 10 24 3 6 .~ .. 43 3 91 2U6 7

    139 62 34 22 2U 34 Hi 4 -1 .. 1 1 .. 42 5 lU9 139 8

    65 3 5 10 2 .. 4 17 :27 1 6U 23 9

    121 2S 3 27 11 3U 23 5 ., 16 4 11 75 165 10

    106 34 13 \J 23 5 2U 14 3 1 6 .. 26 -1 128 170 \1

    15(; 26 32 3 5 4 11 2 17 2 .. 11 14 63 14 124 290 12

    32026 22576 23411 18602 1,613 1,939 2,328 854 2,106 773 254 31 183 23 467 72 74. . 1,419 282 19538 28185 r

    30549 22290 23126 18539 1,583 1.895 2,203 831 1,911 732 315 27 104 11 278 53 60. . 969 202 18373 26130 R

    1,477 286 285 63 30 44 125 23 195 41 110 4 79 12 189 19 14 450 80 1,165 2,055 U 446

    LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENT

    TUMKUR DISTRICT

    Total: 041(1); 045(820); 200(294); 202(10); 205(7); 207(258); 209(54); 214(9);- 218(30); 219(7); 220(379); 225(1)~ 226(5); 231(7); 233(13); 234(69); 235(1019); 238(2); '1:"'9(1); 244(1.51.); 250(1»); 253(1.); 255(1.974); 21'l2(9)! 263(2); 264(50); 265(4); 271(2); 278(1020); 274(4); 278(1); 280(292); 281(4);. 283(7); 284(3); 287(1); 288(891); 289(12); 302(36); 303(1); 310(58); 311(504); . 313(18); 314(34); 320(3); 330(1); 332(2); 333(2); 335(42); 336(6); 339(8); 340(113); 341(1); 342(56);. 343(42); 344(7); 350(645); 351(1); 357(3); 359(4); 365(6); 367(40); 368(1); 369(682); 370(1); 372(1); 378(7); 379(2); 380(7); 384(22); 388(167); 389(1); 392(24); 393(1171); 394(7); 399(102);

    Rural,041(1): 045(819): 200(172); 202(10); 207(228); 209(8); 214(4.); 218(1); 219(6); 220(249); 225(1); 226(5); 231(1); 233(13); 234(68); 235(800): 238(2); 244(150); 250(5); 253(1); 255(1694); 262(9); 264(50); 265(4); 273(664); 274(3); 278(1); 280(25n; 281(2); 283(7); 284(1); 288(797); 289(8); 302(3); 303(1); 310(58); 311(467); 313(18); 314(22); 330(1); 332(2)~ 335(2); 339(2); 340(104); 342(56); 343(42); 344(7); 350(639); 359(2); 365(5): 367(20); 369(63\); 370(1); 380(5); 384(2); 388(48), 389(1); 3!J2(1); 393(1021); 394(1); 399(69).

    Urba.ll : 0·l5«1); 200(122); 205(7); 207(30); 209(46); 264(5); 218(9); 219(1); 220(130); 231(6); :234(1); 235(:Wl); ~39(1); 244(1); 250(1); 255(280); 263(2); 271(2); :!73(356); :!74(1); 280(40); 281(2); 284(2); :!87(1); 288(\J4); 289(4); 302(33); SIl(37); 314(12); 320(3); 333(:!); 335(40); 336(6); 339(6); 340(9)~ 341(1); 350(6); 351(1); 357(3); 35\J(:!); 365(1); 367(20); 308(1); 369(52); 3i2(1); 378(7); 379(2); 380(2); 384(20); 388(1l!J); 392(23); 393(150); 394(6); 399(33). CULTURAL HERITAGE OF KARNATAKA CULTURAL HERITAGE OF KARNATAKA

    1 KARNATAKA has had a long and glorious past. or Vishnu. Side by side, the Dravidian form of worship Its antiquity is traced even to the Vedas and other of the Cobra, Spirits and trees were also prevalent. ~criptures. A Kannada alphabet has been read even The worship of ' Shakti ' in the form of several female into the pictographic representations of Mohenjodaro. deities with their animal sacrifices also appears to have The excavations at Chandravalli, Maski, Brahmagiri, been prevalent then. and several other places have proved that Karnataka is rich in prehistory of thousands of / years Under the above conditions and Buddhism having attained a high status even then. Being an with the gospel of 'Ahimsa' came to Karnataka. integral part of India, Karnataka has contributed to Of the two, Jainism appears to have been the first to the moving pageant of Indian culture as a whole, and, come (some scholars hold the view that Buddhism was as such it has a significant place in the annals of India, the first to come) with the Mauryan Emperor Chandra­ hath historical and cultural. So a peep into the gupta and his spiritual guide Bhadra Bahu in about ; ultural heritage of Karnataka is worth taking. However, 300 B.C. and it has lasted longer. Jainism spread from t should never be imagined that the culture of its spiritual centres at Sravan , Karkala, Karnataka is in any way distinct from that of the other KoppaJa, etc. Its principles of Ahimsa and of parts of India. It only forms a part of it and contri­ spiritual self-reliance had a special appeal. butes towards the richness of the Indian culture as a Buddhism had its influence during the days of King whole. Ashoka when it secured a large number of converts The scope of the survey now undertaken being mostly in and round about areas. But limited, it is not possible to fully touch upon all the Jainism had already struck deep roots and so it could ancient glories of this land. However, an attempt has not be supplanted by a religion which to the common been made to take a broad survey in the fields of man, was not very much different. Religion and Philosophy; Art, Architecture and The rise of Shankaracharya in the 8th century W'

    When the Aryans came i 0 settle down in South About the middle of the 12th century a great India, they followed the Vedic religion of sacrifice, revolution took place in North Karnataka when Basava moctified by the later school of devotion to God Siva of revived the Veerasaiva faith. Though (b)

    Basava is considered to be the main founder of this expression in many forms of art. One peculiarity of faith by some, some believe that Ekanta Ramayya the art of Kannadigas has been that generally it has was the founder. Some others believe the pancha~ been made to ~ ubserve the highest ends of life, as found charyas, viz., Ekorama, Panditaradhya, Revana and in their philosophy and religion. Marula and Vishvaradhya founded this system. Doing away with the sacredotal side of religion, Basava, Considering architecture and soulpture, Karnataka reduced it to simple rules of conduct. The religious has made a great contribution not only to Indian art climate of those days was surcharged with devotion but to the art of the world. Its styles of architecture and mysticism. He gave stimulus to the school of and sculpture have be~n original and also present devotion to and built up the Veerasaiva a variety. As historically Karnataka was ruled both institution of Anubhava Mantapa in Kalyana, the by Hindu and Muslim dynasties, we find architecture capital of King Bijjala of the Kalachurya house. of both the styles. Geographically too, Karnataka is situated between the Northern and extreme Southern Like the Veerasaiva mysticism, the 'Dasakuta' parts of India. If we find in the North, Indo-Aryan established by Naraharithirtha and Shripadaraya and style of architecture, in the South we have the Dravidian which held sway for about 200 years, is indigenous to school of architecture. Karnataka has imbibed the the soil of Karnataka. The famous Dasas like best of these two styles of architecture and has Purandharadasa and Kanakadasa spread the message introduced an architectural style of its own. of Dasakuta, which is based on the impermanence of The Karnataka architecture can be divided into the this worldly existence, devotion and complete dedication following groups, i.e., Kadamba, Chalukya, Hoysala to Vishnu, and sound moral principles in human , Buddhist, Ganga and Mahommedan dealings. Both these schools of mysticism though respectively. Though in the very early period there employing different modes, have preached the same might have been a few temples like that of Banavasi, principles of ethics through the path of devotion it appears tbat the architecture of Karnataka really or ' Bhakti '. began with the Buddhist Chaityas, Vihara8 and rock­ Islam was introduced into Karnataka in the 14th cut caves of the Asokan and Satavahana periods century, though it had entered the western coast followed by the Shiva and Vishnu temples during the earlier. In South India, it was only in Karnataka early Kadamba and Chalukya periods. Jaina that this religion had first taken some root and architecture spread during the reign of Kadamba and flourished. Ganga kings. But the highest originality and grandeur of Karnataka architecture was'manifested during the Christianity started to exert its real influence from Chalukyan and Hoysala periods between the 8th and 17th century onwards, gathering a momentum in 19th 13th century. During the reign of Vijayanagara kings, century, even though the earliest Christian settlement there was further augmentation of the traditions appears to have been at Kalyanpur near Udipi, where influenced by the Dravidian art. Mahommedan it is said a Christian Bishop used to reside much architectures mainly consisting of mosques and tombs, earlier. Gulbarga, Bijapur and Bidar, have a style of their This brief survey shows that Karnataka has been own. It is impossible in architecture in general and either the birth place or a nursery for several faiths. particularly in Indian architecture to strictly define All the faiths of Karnataka had their royal patronage each group of architectur@, correct to the letter. This from time to time. But there is ample evidence to is due to imperceptible fusion or intermixture of show that wide and sympathetic toleration for the different styles of Indian architecture and also different .various faiths was the general characteristic of all methods of classification and nomenclature adopted times. Even to this day, there are several shrines at different times. Karnataka architecture too is not an worshipped both by Hindus and Muslims, e.g., exception to this rule. In fact Hoysala style is an Yamanur in Dharwar District and Baba Budangiri evolution of the Nagar, Kadamba and Chalukya in Chikmagalur. styles, while still remaining distinct. The Kadamba style.-Kadambas had Gonstructed a 2. Art, Architecture and Engineering number of temples in their capital at Banavasi in Karnataka has created a unique position for itself North Kanara District and also at Halsi in Belgaum in the field of art and architecture. The aesthetic District. Kadambas were the first to introduce two traditions and culture of Historical Karnataka have different parts, viz., Garbhagudi and Sukanasi as till been brilliant. Their love of the beautiful has found then there used to be only one ha1l for' the temple. (c)

    The Saiva temple at Talgunda, the temples at Kadoli, The caves at Ajanta and and the temples <:.t' Hattikesvara temple at Halsi where we find Kadamba's, Pattadkal'and Aihole form the ma;n structures of the innovation of perforated screens or pierced window period. The caves at Badami, thl~ Kameswara cave on either side of the main door, the' Kallesvara temple at Ellora, the facade and the capitals of the pillars in and the famous Kamalanarayana temple at Degamve Cave I and XXIV at Ajanta, the Durga and Virupaksha are fine examples of Kadamba architecture. In the temple at Aihole contain marvellous specimens 0" Varahanarasimha temple of Halsi, they introduced sculpture. Special mention has to be made of the four panels each crowned by a Kirtimukha. At marvellous cave temple of Kailas at Ellora. It was the Yalwatti, we can see the Kadamba style tower of the work of Rashtrakuta king Krishna. temple. The image of Lakshminarayan at Halsi is .elegant in carving and majestic in pose. The images The Hoysala style.-This is richly represented by of this per:od are both in dynamic and static poses the temples of Belur, and . e.g., the image of Durga in Sorab Taluk and dancing They are the most exquisite specimens of the epic girls sculptured in Degamve temple. grandeur, variety and massiveness of Karnataka architecture more so because of the fine blending of The Chalukya style.-Here we notice a lot of architecture and sculpture. They immortalise in stone, influence of the Dravidian style., The temrle consists religion, history and contemporary life in the form of of five parts called Vimana which includes both the dance, dress, manners, etc. Fergusson has compared Garbhagudi and Sukanasi, Mukhamantapa, Gopura the Hoysalesvara and Kedareswara temples of Halebidu on the Mahadwara, Hajara and Dwaramantapa. with the Parthenon of Athens. Built of granite (kaggallu) the ground plan is generally four cornered, though some temples with more corners The is free from Dravidian are also to be found. The top structure above the influence to a large extent and so it is the most original Vimana has a close resemblance to a Buddhist stupa. contribution of Karnataka to Indian architecture However, the chief distinguishing feature is that and sculpture. The chief distinguishing feature of thi" prominence is given to the tower on the main gate style is that unlike the Kadamba and Chalukyan temples, rather than tower on the main shrine. Chalukyan the temples are star shaped. Then in Hoysala temples architecture is a perfect blending of the two then we have a conglomeration of shrines in the same temple. prevalent schools of architecture, viz., the northern Again no two pillars of the Hoysala temple are similar Indo-Aryan or Vaishnava style and the Southern to each other. The five parts of a Hoysala temple are Dravidian or Saiva style. The characteristic feature Vimana, Navaranga, Mukhamantapa, Dwaramantapa, of the Dravidian style is the existence of more than one and Sabhamantapa. But unlike the Chalukyan temples, storey with an horizontal arrangement in the tower the Gopura is on the main shrine. whereas the tower of the northern temple has a The Hoysala sculpture is known for its Bhuwanesh· perp~ndicular arrangement with the towers getting smaller with the increase in height. The Chalukyan waris, Madankai or Bracket figures, the Dwarapalas, artists followed the Dravidian style in the matter of the images of the shrines and the figures on the walls general outlines, adding to the number of storeys and The Hoysala images are generally static in pose. reducing the size of each higher storey but they adopted the radial symmetry of the tower from the northern The temples are constructed of chloritic schist. style. To Ihis fusion of the northern and southern The Vijayanagar style.-The ancient city 0" Vijaya. styles they added a variety of ornamental details. In nagara, once the capital of a fabulous kingdom has now fact it is difficult to find any part that is not decorated. fallen into obscurity. In spite of the desolation, every building, temple, palace has its own story of grandeur Aihole, with about 70 temples, Pattadkal with about and also sorrow. The Virupaksha or Pampapathi temple 10 'emples (one of them being laina) and Badami with with its unique seven storeys Gopura is a marvellous lhe fine cave temples are the very important places piece of engineering. The Gopura which is a hollow where we can see this style of architecture. They are pyramid, 120 feet high has a staircase within its thick all in Bijapur District. Other notable places in walls. the State are Lakkundi, Haveri, Niralgi, Galagnath, Hanagal, Bankapur, Kundgol, Laxmeshwar, Tilawalli, The incomplete and unconsecrated Vithala temple , Itgi, Kuravatti, Gadag, Dambal, Unakal all has inside its courtyard, a stone' Rath' or the vehicle In Dharwar District. of God. On either side of the courtyard stand two (d)

    Mantapas which are exquisite for their fine design and have attracted the attenfon of several tourists. Most workmanship. But the wonder of the ruins is the great of these buildings are devoid of sculpture but are speci­ Mantapa in front of the shrine. The roof of this Mantapa mens of great technical and engineering skill. The is supported by 'huge granite ornamented slabs consist­ , Golgumbaz ' of Bijapur is one of th: most remarkable ing of a central slab .surrounded by detached shaft; buildings in the world. It is a huge square building and each of these shafts emits a separate note when surmounted by an immense dome forming wonderful struck. whispering gallery and measuring 198 feet outside and 175 feet inside. The King's balance, a huge stone trough measuring nearly 42 feet in length and three feet square hollowed If Golgumbaz is remarkable for its size and simpli­ to the thickness of 5 inches, the Hazararama temple, city, Ibrahim Roza at the other end of Bijapur is so for the Narasimha Monolith about 22 feet high are but a its lightness and ornament. Other historical building, few examples of the Vijayanagara architecture and in the city are the picturesque 'Sat Mazli', 'Jod sculpture. Gumat', 'Jummamasjid' and several other monu­ ments. The building art at Bijapur is structurally the It is doubtful if there could have been any equa's :0 most competent phase of architecture in the Deccan. the sculpture of Vijayanagara craftsmen in providing The hemispherical dome and the arch are the ch:ef variety and for their caricaturistic touch pregnant with features of this form. reali~, vitality and power. The best examples of Saracenic architecture are to be The social history of this age has been unravelled in found at Sira. The domes here are not large, but of a stone at Srisailam, Mudabidri an.d Bhatkal besides at very light and elegant design, being raised on a sort of . floral cup. The Lotus Mahal which combines Hindu style roof The palaces of Hyder and Tippu at and cornices with Mahommedan style arches, shows and Bangalore, the mosque at Srirangapatna, the Gum­ the influence of the latter style on the constructional baz of Hyder and Tippu and the summer palace are works during this period. other examples of Islamic architecture. The Ganga style.-The contribution of Jainism to the This brief survey, which cannot claim to be complete art of Karnataka is chiefly noteworthy in the field of by any standards, will show how much Karnataka has iconography. The chief achievement in this respect is contributed to Indian architecture and sculpture. found in the three well-known colossi of Karnataka, viz., the statues of Gommateswara or Bahubali at Shravan­ Engineering in ancient Karnataka was moulded by belgola, Karkala and Venoor which are 56! feet, 41 feet the needs of the age which were comparatively few and and 35 feet respectively. The statues are carved from simple. Granite Tor. The colossal images, standing under an open sky are symbols of peace in stone, of the triumph The first need of man is food and so naturally the of human personality over sorrow and strife. Whereas first concern was to conserve water flowing in the at Sravana Belagola and Venoor, we discern a smile on valleys during the rains, for irrigational purposes. The those wonderful lips of the statues, at Karkala we find ancient Karnataka Engineers formed small reservoirs a complete absorption in meditation. and tanks by thro\\'ing barriers of earth or' bunds' across the valleys. This water used to be taken out, by The Jain buildings consist mainly of Bettas, Basadis, channels. The Engineers were also adept at the selection and monasteries. Other contributions of this period of sites for these tanks. 'Arasikere' tank at Halebid are the "Thousand pillar Basti" of Mudabidri, the was built by the Hoysalas in the 11th century. 'Moti ~, Free standing pillar" or the Manastamba, rock-cut Talav' of Pandavapura Taluk and 'Vishnusamudra' caves as in Ellora. The Ellora caves cut in the reign of at Belur were constructed in the 12th century. Madag­ Rashtrakuta King Krishna I can be claimed as a contri­ tank' and' Ayyankere' near are reported bution of Karnataka architecture. The Jain temples at to have been built by King Rukmangada of Maha­ Mudabidri have a peculiar feature of their own. being bharatha fame. A number of' Anicuts ' were al'o built . characterised by its sloping roofs of flat overlapping centuries back. Sri Rama Devaru Anicut across the slabs. . Hemavati near Holenarasipur was built in 1533 A.D. The Mahommedan architecture.-The various mos­ Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar built a series of anicuts ques, and tombs at Gulbarga, Golkonda and Bijapur across the Cauveri in the 17th' century: so also • Rayanala' and 'Bas'lVanala' are described as the ment Porcelain Factory, E!ectrical Lamps Factory, the premogbul channels from the Tungabhadra. Government Soap Factory and a host of other factories at Bangalore and elsewhere in Karnataka, only prove The talents of the people were also directed towards how the talent of the people on the engineering front can cultural pursuits and artistic productions, among which be utilised if properly harnessed. architecture and sculpture were the main branches covering Engineering. But with the fall of the Vijaya­ 3. Handicrafts nagara Kingdom, and the advent of the British, the , Along with the other parts of the country, Karnataka popular expression of the natural talent in Engineering, too has a glorious past and has been known for its Sculpture and architecture started disappearing. Engi­ traditional crafts. We can be proud of it all the more neering skill started being used for only utilitarian because the village communities of craftsmen have purposes and that too, to the minimum extent necessary. generally been the centres of those crafts. This art has The pace of progress in all the parts of Karnataka was never been employed just for its own sake; it has always not uniform, the advance being relatively more in been an art with purpose. They are the material sym­ Mysore. This was mainly due to the three great rulers of bols of India's unique cultural ethos. These are not the Mysore-Sri Chamaraja Wodeyar, Sri Krishnaraja products of the mindless machines, but have been Wodeyar and Sri Jayachamaraja Wodeyar and to the entirely the outcome of the admirable skill of the indivi­ three eminent ministers-Sir K. Seshadri Jyer, Sir dual craftsmen in the arrangement of form and colour. M. Visvesvaraya and Sir Mirza Ismail. The products have always been inimitably Indian. Due Mysore adopted the discoveries of science and the to the encouragement of the powerful and even petty advances of modern engineering before the other parts Indian rulers of the past, the art had reached almost a of India. The Cauveri falls at Sivasamudram were state of perfection, having survived several vicissitudes harnesed in the beginning of the present century and to which they were subjected. But during the years electric power was generated. The streets of Mysore of bondage under foreign rulers, the art was slowly and Bangalore were the first to be electricaI1y lit in disappearing and had reached almost a dormant stage; India. The electrical transmission lines from Sivasamud­ but now, thanks to the national government, it is ram to Bangalore and Kolar were the longest open showing a promise of recapturing all its ancien glory lines then attempted in the world. Mysore was also the Karnataka too has ancient artists who have disp'ayed first to adopt the technique of damming up rivers by their skill in metal sculpture; Jewellery; woodcrafis high masonry dams for irrigational purposes. The and wood carving; stone carving; Ivory carving and in Boranakanive Dam and the Marikanive Dam were the laying pottery, ceramics and glassware; clay fig;ures first to be constructed. The Krishnarajasagara, started and folktoys ; Handwoven textiles; Hand embroidery; in 1912, is a combined Hydro-Electric and Irrigation Carpets and rugs; Baskets and mats; and feveral Project with a capacity to irrigate about 1,38,000 acres other crafts. of land. The bigger Mahatma Gandhi Hydro-Electric Scheme on the Sharavathi at Jog, supplies power to Metal sculpture.-The most important phase of this several parts in the Northern Karnataka too. The Pam­ Indian art developed and flourished in the South, down pasagara across Tungabhadra at Hospet, from the river Tungabhadra to Cape Comorin. The art canals in Belgaum District, the Bhadra Reservoir at saw its greatest development in the 9th century and was Lakkavally, the Tunga Anicut near Shimoga, the Nugu always on the rise till the 16th century. It reached its Reservoir at Heggadadevanakote Taluk are some of zenith in the reign of Krishna Devaraya of Vijayanagar, the other big works. a famous specimen in copper showing this great king with his two consorts standing side by side in the shrine Under architecture, the recent buildings are varied in of Venkatesha at Tirupati, is known for its artistic style. The palace in Bangalore is a happy blend of the skill. Hindu and the Indosaracenic styles. The Central College at Bangalore is in the Gothic style. Vidhana Soudha at Most of the ancient metal figures have been made O'f Bangalore is a monumental structure which combines copper or brass and not bronze which was considered the Dravidian style with the modern style. to be an impure alloy for divine purpose. The alloy that was considered ideal was 'Paneha loha ' consist­ The Mysore Iron and Steel Works flt Bhadravati, ing of gold, silver, copper, brass and lead. The the Hindustan Aircraft Factory, the Indian Telephone technique of casting is known as the ' Lost wax' pro­ Industries, Bharat Electronics, Hindustan Machine cess, in which only one piece can be obtained at a time . Tools, the Government Electric Factory, the Govern- and duplicates are not possible. (f)

    The finest examples of metal sculpture of the past consists of copper, zinc and lead or tin. The work J epresent the divinities in their various aspects, parti­ is of two kinds the" Teh Nishan " in which the design cularly Siva and Parvathi. There are rules and regula­ is deeply cut and" Zar Nishan " which rather resembles tions laid in the 'Silpa Shastras' which codified the the encrusted ware of Tanjore. The articles commonly character:stics, poses, Mudras, etc., and which the made are ash trays, salvers, hukka bowls, spittoons, craftsmen had to follow when representing divine cups, plates, tumblers, flower vases, surahis, plaques, figures. They could express their own creative genius boxes, etc. Bidriware has special significance in the when representing semi-religious figures like nymphs, Hyderabad Karnataka due to the custom of presenting Gandharvas, Apsaras, animal forms, etc. a complete set of Bidriware utensils, etc., to the bridegroom at marriages. South Indian bronzes are supreme examples of the metal sculptor's genius. Their dynamic symmetry in Wood crafts and wood carving.-This is really an poses, absorbing serenity of expression and rhythmic ancient craft in Kanlataka. The skilled carpenters sways are but some of the aspects for which they are of the land were especially prominent in the use of admired. The most important and dramatically con­ rosewood (blackwood) and teakwood. The furniture, ceived of all the divine images are representations of as we see to-day is apparently a foreign importation but , Nataraja ' in which Siva personifies the kinetic aspect they were not unknown in the past as thrones for our of his divinity. The image of Sharada made of Pancha­ kings and emperors. In the past, and to a certain loha at Sringeri is a fine specimen of art. Along with extent even to-day, our craftsmen have shown their divine representations, figures of important persons of skill at veneering. Not only wood veneers but those days were also being made, The deep as or dee­ sandalwood, ivory, horn and tortoise shell have been pams are beautiful figures of human beings holding veneered on surfaces made of inferior wood. lamps, as a symbol of burning devotion of the donors. In wood carving Karnataka was and is one of the There are very few pieces of bronzes of the Chalukyan best known for rich ornamentation, skilful execution period. The art during Hoysa1a period was florid and and characteristic designs. It is a mixed form of highly decorative. During the Vijayanagara period, indigenous and Chalukyan art. It is a decorative art a simple style Came into force. With the post­ mostly using celestial or divine forms. In fact the Vijayanagar period came decadence and poverty of State has achieved a fame for its sandalwood carving. the creative urge. A variety of the most beautiful and artistic articles are prepared from sandalwood by engraving, inlaying, However, even to this day we find several hereditary veneering, etc. Shimoga, North Kanara, Mysore are craftsmen in South Kanara, North Kanara, Mysore, the most important districts kn~wn for this work. Belgaum and some other districts. Stone carving.-Even a casual visit to any historical Jewellery and metal crafts in Gold and Silver.-The place of Karnataka is sure to convince any person, Indian's innate love of personal adornment is well­ how adept our craftsmen were in this art. The deta'!s known. It is this love that has kept alive the art of have been discussed when dealing with architecture jewellery making thr_ough the centuries. Generally and sculpture. made of the purest and finest materials, it is known for its delicacy, artistic designs and varied nature. The Ivory carving and Inlaying.-This too ·s an ancient art of jewellers of Bangalore, Mysore, South and North art. The Portuguese traveller Paes has desccibed a Kanaras has become famous. They produce ornaments chamber in the Vijayanagar palace as "all of ivory from the smallest possible amount of the precious as well as the chamber as the walls from top to bottom metal, the gold being often beaten to the thinness of and the pillars of the cross timbers had roses and paper but at the same time maintaining its strength flowers of lotuses, all of ivory, and all well executed, and effect of solidity. They do so in spite of their poor so that, there could not be better". Even to-day equipment, relying more on their own skill than on a Mysore is a place of importance in ivory works. The Jarge number of tools or machinery. objects generally produced are elephants. COWF, peacocks, , idolls, human figures, etc. Articles, The' Bidri-ware' taking its name from Bidar,' whose like combs, caskets, cigarette boxes, necklaces, bangles, Muslim craftsmen have always been famous for this chessmen, toys, paper cutters, and the like have foreign work, consists of a special style of work which may be market. Jungle and sport scenes also abound in the called "Damascening" in silver. The alloy used for ivory carving in bas-relief produced in Mysore, and these wares differs from place to place, but generally sometimes the articles are further enriched with black (g)

    among them were the Dacca Muslins, now a thing of lac. In fact Mysore craftsmen excel in ivory inlaying the past. But even to-day Karnataka does produce a in wood, in spite of the fact that his tools are crude. lot of quality Muslin. Almost every district of Mysore They produce excellent pieces of furniture in ebony has its centres for producing handwoven cottons, nlaid with ivory, the finest example being the ivory though in this machine age, they face several vicissitudes. inlaid doors of 'Tippu Sultan's Mausoleum'. Another However, it is in silks more than cottons that Mysore peculiar feature of the Mysore work is that it has a is now famous. The Mysore silks with shots of Gold simple chaste dignity, the surface of the article being lending to them an enchanting beauty are in great qecorated and not overloaded with ornamentation. demand even outside our own country. Pottery, Ceramics and Glassware.-The unglazed Hand embroidery.-Hand embroidery has been earthenware, red, brown, yellow or grey made in every widely practised in Karnataka since very early times. village, represents the simplest and purest form of art. , ' is a beautiful form of embroidery, done in The origin of this art can be traced to prehistoric times. those places which were ruled at one time or the other So varied are the shapes and so beautiful the workman­ by the Chalukyan and Vijayanagar rulers. This type ship! There is a special pot for almost evry special of embroidery still exists in Belgaum and Dharwar purpose. Now ornamental designs are painted or districts, though it has been generally a handicraft and etched on the prepared surface, and sometimes the pots a pastime for the female folk meant more for their are also glazed. personal use. The designs of the Kasuti are generally related to temple architecture. The famous 'Ilkal' The tools used are generally simple. Chief of thcm saries made in Bijapur district, are charming with their being a flywheel revolving horizontally, weighted round borders in green, red or purple, the embroidery covering the rim with lumps of clay and set into motion with the whole material. In fact, in every district and in the hand. As the wheel merrily revolves the craftsman's several households we will find women folk doing skillful hands shape the mass of clay, gently into the embroidery work for their own use, if not for required shape and form. Then the vessel is taken out for drying and baking, polish being given to the commercial purposes. baked vessels. Carpets and Rugs.-The art of manufacture of Like pottery. artistic glassware, mostly bangles carpets is not an indigenous one but seems to have . been introduced by the Saracens. Bijapur, Dharwar, were also made in very remote times. These bangles of different colours are sometimes ornamented also. Belgaum, Bangalore and several other places in :he State produce carpets. Almost every district in the Clay figures and Folk Toys.-The excavations at , Maidan' area produces 'Kambalis'. Mention has also to be made of 'druggets' made in Bangalore. Chandrawalli have proved that clay figures and toys were being made even in prehistoric times in Karnata\;a. Made from waste wool clipping and often of wool Our ancient craftsmen spared no pains to supply their from dead sheep, they are naturally much cheaper. children with toys representing domestic and wild Baskets and Mats.-In ·the bamboo growing areas of animals, and deities of the Hindu Pantheon. They also produced pots and pans in miniature. The toys Karnatak it is a common sight to find men and women from particular classes weaving baskets, as they move whether of clay, wood or metal form the very essence from place to place. In the coastal districts of South of folk ar~. The discoveries at 'Gombigudda' near Jamkhandi have also revealed that this art was. in a high and North Kanaras, where cocoanut is grown in abun­ state of deyelopment in the past. Even to-day places dance, delightful and richly coloured coir fioor­ like , Honavar, Kumta, Channapatna, Mysore coverings are prepared. The coir fibre is spun into yarn and woven into beautiful floor coverings. and Bangalore are famous for their toys. In Channa­ patna and Gokak several articles of wood are made Sometimes, the decoration motif is inlaid or stencilled and then lacquered. Folk toys in a way are the on the mat and sometimes the design is woven as in textiles. These mats are known for durability, sound autobiography of 'the people of this land .• deadening and soil and damp resisting qualities. Handwoven textiles.-Of all the art manufacture of [ndia, her beautiful textiles are the oldest. The Besides this there are several other crafts like making products of our weavers have been compared to of incense-sticks, soaps, etc., which are very popular "exquisite poetry in colourful fabrics". Celebrated in Karnataka even to this day. (h)

    4. Painting and Allied Art very rich one, though corrupted to a certain exten these days due to the influence of the modern cinema or With regard to painting, though Kannada poetry drama forms. revels in describing old portraits and pictures, very few specimens have come do.wn to us excepting those Its songs are written literature, set to a separate style at Ajanta and Badami. Considering the extent of the of music, a:so called' ' which is virile and Karnataka territory, the then Kannada artists may have operatic in nature. The themes are mostly from Maha­ contributed to the amazing frescoes of Ajanta, between bharata, Ramayana, Puranas and Bhagwata. Powerful 1st century, B.C. and 7th century A.D. Pulukcsi II, a extempore prose dialogues, rhythmic style of dancing, Chalukyan king from Badami, has been represen~cd colourful and demonstrative costumes and the songs of in one of the frescoes. We can also see some blurred the ' Bhagwata ' in a high pitch to th! accompaniment paintings on the ceilings of one of the Badami caves, of an elongated drum or maddale and a pair of cymbals, and some paintings of the Vijayanagara period in the keep the audience spellbound through the night. Its Virupaksha temple a' Hampi. , Gamak and Tan' are different and portray the various aspects of dramatic emotions. The contents 0; the Kannada poets Rudrabhatta and mention a songs• are translated or developed in dialogue by the famous painter by name Cirghatti. characters. The linear carvings and drawings of animals The earliest reference to Yakshagana was in Kannada and human figures belonging to the period of pre­ works of 1105 A.D. and 1185 A.D. During the' 17th history discovered in ' Gombigudda' hill near century, there were three eminent composers, viz., Devi­ Jamkhandi also indicate that some., more treasures of dasa of Udipi (1640 A.D.), Nagappayya of Koteshwar the type may see the light of the day, if further research (1640 A.D.) and Subba of Brahmavara (1680 A.D.). work is undertaken. In the 18th century Rama of Karur, Ramabhatta of Even now, there is ample talent in cradle painting, Haeiangadi and Venkata of Pandeshwar were promi­ claymodelling, making of -dolls, wooden flora and nent. fauna, sandalwood and ivory carvings, etc., as is borne We have at least 150 themes chosen for those plays out by the skilled craftsmen and painters of Channa­ and over 100 plays are available in print to-day. The patna, Mysore, Sagar, Shimoga, Kumta, Gokak, 17th century plays mention over 100 Ragas as belonging Kankeri and other places. to Yakshagana. The themes chosen are mainly heroic in content. As such there are no dramas without a 5. Dance, Drama and Music battle, there being very few exceptions to this rule.

    These three allied arts were in a well developed The " Maddale" or drum work is such as to lend state for several centuries in Karnataka. A Tamil itself to exquisite footwork. Another drum called work of the 2nd century by name 'Silappadikaram' " Chande" is used when depicting valour or battle. mentions of Kannada actresses and dancers who But rhythm is the essence of every action. Simple set- entertained King Senguttavan in the Nilgiri Hills. 1ing<;, lighted only by dim oil-fed lamps, create a sense Pattadkal inscriptions refer to a well known actor by of illusion and impress the personality of the various name Natasevya. Several inscriptions of old reveal a characters. rich variety of dance poses. Dance was almost the exclusive monopoly of temple girls but appears to have There are now about a dozen troupes attached to been regularly practised by ladies of upper classes also, various temples in the North and South Kanaras and during the Hoysala and Vijayanagar periods. 'Bharat {he hinterland of these districts. Most of the actors are Natya and Kathakali ' are the famous modes of Indian ~armers by profession and so the plays are taged dances in which many Karnataka artists have earned a generally between December and May when they get name. Special mention needs to be made of Jatti respite. Thayamma of Mysore. However, this ancient indigenom art of Karnataka is The Kannada theatre was represented by folk plays facing it, darker days now. Already two other adjuncts based mostly on epic and "historical themes known as of this type of drama namely the doll play and the Bylata and Yakshagana. It is true, the word Yaksha­ .eather doll play have died on account of their attempts gana would mean • a style of music' .. but the word is to imitate other arts. Sivarama Karanth, who is an now understood to mean a form of musical dance­ authority on 'Yakshagana' and his associates have drama played in the open air. Its traditional form is a been striving to keep this ancient art not only alive but (i)

    also pure. Besides this indigenous form of open air record is the lithic inscription ascribed to about plays, there are several professional troupes and 450 A.D. This together with another inscription of amateurs who regale the audience by staging modern 500 A.D. has established that ' Kavirajamrga' is a dramas. prominent milestone in the History of Kannada litera­ ture and not a starting point. A few Kannada words also In regard to music also Karnataka has an ou_~tanding are met with in Prakrit work called 'Gathasaptasati' achievement to its credit. It has developed a school of of 200 A.D. which clearly indicates that the establish­ music which is called" Karnataka Music," in which ment of the language and its traditions were being fusion, to a certain extent, of the Aryan and Dravidian cultivated from a period earlier than that of 'Kaviraja modes of music has taken' place. It is distinguished marga '. However, the literature produced up to 850 from the Northern or Hindusthani music by a scientific A.D. has not yet come to light. Kavirajamarga is a correlation of Tala and Raga with greater stress on work on poetics referring to 'Palagannada', i.e., Old rhythm. Besides those common to Hindustani music, Kannada, Puratanakavis and Purvacharyas. Its impor­ it has also its own system of Ragas and Alapanas. tance is more historical than aesthetic. Another interesting feature is that probably Karnataka is he only State in India where there is patronage for In 853 A.D. , a Sanskrit scholar, wrot - both Hindusthani and Karnataka styles. North of , Karnataka Kumara Sambhava' in Kannada, Guna­ Tungabhdra river, Hindusthani music i, more in vogue nandi (900 A.D.) and Gunavarma I (900 A.D.) were and south of it there is predominance of Karnataka poets of great reputation of the period. music. Between 9th and 12th century classical tradifon in Viraballa (12th century) also known as 'Sangita­ flourished magnificently. It can be prasangabhangi' was one 01 lhe earliest musicians of called the golden age of Old Kannada literature. The Karnataka. Gopalnayaka of the Vijayanagara cour~ excellence of the literary achievements of the writers, is reputed to have had a contest in music with Amir particularly the poets, of this period have never been Khusru of Allauddin Khilji's court. The mystics of the surpassed. Pampa (942 A.D.) who is honoured as the Dasakuta, the Vachankaras, Sharanas and others built 'Adi Mahakavi' in Kannada was not only the first up a tradition for this music by simplifying i. when but also the foremost poet of the era. He was a master singing devotional songs. of Jaina Philosophy in the court of Arikesari II, a prince Sarangadeva, Kalinatha, Ramamatya, Somanatha, of the Chalukya family. When aged only 39 years, Venkatamukhi, Telaja Rajendra, Bhavabhatta, Puran­ he composed the ' Adi Purana ' and a few years later dardasa, Pundalika are some of the famous authors 'Vikramarjuna Vijaya' or 'Pampa Bharata '. His who have written independent works on music. style and diction are remarkable for economy and suggestiveness. Ponna (950 A.D.) who wrote Vina, Tal, Maddale, Damaruga, Mahamuraja, Turya 'Bhuvanaika Ramabhyudaya', 'Santipurana', and Nirghosana, Trivali, Mridanga, Kahala, Shankha, , linaksarmale' was his contemporary but under more Bheri, Patapa, Ghhante, Kausala are some of the old lucrative circumstances., Other famous personages of musical instruments enumerated in many of the epigra­ this era were Chavundaraya I (978 A.D.) author of phic and literary records. 'Chavundaraya Purana', Nagavarma J 'author of , Chhandombudhi' and Karnatak Kadambari " 6. Literature (993 A.D.) autoor of 'Parashurama Charita' Kannada literature is one of the oldest literatures of 'Chakreshwara Charita " 'Gadayuddha', Nagachandra India, in antiquity it being next to only Sanskrit, and (1100 A.D.) author of 'Ramachandra Purana' Or Prakrit literatures and perhaps to that of Tamil. It is a 'Pampa Ramayana' and 'Mallinathapurana " and rich heritage not only of the but also of Nagavarma II (1145 A.D.) author of' Kavyava!okana ' other Indian people as a whole. Till about the end of and' Vashikosha '. the 19th century, the number of Kannada write s recorded is over 1,148 though the number of their works The works during this period were both literary" nd has not been computed. scientific. Particularly in the 11 th century, the writers attached more value to technical and scientific Though the earliest available work n Kannada is topics. 'Panchatantra' of Durgasimha is a famous 'Kavirajamarga (9th century) either written by the work of the 11th century. Nagavarmacharya Rashtrakuta king Nripatunga or by Sr vijaya under (1070 A.D.) is the first to give us' Shatakas ' in Kannada the patronage of Nripatunga, the earliest Kannada literature. in the middle of the 12th century, there was the rise (1509 A.D.), Salva (1550 A.D.) and of a new literary movement. The spoken language (1557 A.D.), also brought forth great literary writings. of the people was fast changing from old Kanllada into Particular mention has to be made of Ratnakaravarni's middle Kannada. Jain authors like Nayasena started , Bharatesavaibh;wa' composed in Sangatya metre, writing popular stories in simple Kannada. Religious which is considered one among the greatest poems in reformers among Veerasaivas, like Basava took up the Kannada. Kumara Vyasa, , Virupaksha' spoken language and gave it a literary status by starting Pandita, Lakshmisha, and Kumara Valimiki used the vast' Vachana' literature in simple but forceful , Shatpadi' group of metres. "Tripadi" the most Kannada. Famous among the 'Vachanakaras' are native of all Kannada metres, which is used even to this Basava, Allamaprabhu, and Akkamahadevi. For day, was also used by several Kannada poets like beauty, for complete el'pression of the goal towards Nijaguna Shivayogi. But the most popular' Tripadis ' ; he higher life and poetic grace, Shri Basaveshwara's are those of Sarvagna, ' whose work is a veritable Vachanas are unsurpassed. They are valuabl:: for encyclopaedia. their ethical content also. Though the literary productions of this and the In 1200 A.D. , author of 'Sivasaranara previous periods were stimulated by religious ragalegalu ' and author of ' Harischandra movements of the time, the Kannada poets then had Kavya " ' Siddharamapurana ' and Kcreya Padmarasa. amply shown a catholicity of outlook. Adikavi author of 'Dikshabodhe', started works in pure Pampa, Vachanakaras, Dasars, Shamas and the rest Kannada metres like Ragale and Shatpadi. Eminent had in one voice developed the attitude that humanity poets of this period were Nemichandra (1170 A.D.) is one. The works were not only classical and popular Rudrabhatta (I180 A.D.) and (1209 A.D.). literature but also on scientific and technical subjects. Kesiraja wrote a book on Kannada Grammar called , Sabdamanidarpana '. There were several technical Old Kannada (Palakannada) ceased to be a living \' o,ks too. Rajaditya (J 191 A.D.) wrote 6 treatises language by about 1150 A.D., though it wac, being used on Mathematics. Kirtivarma (1125 A.D.) wrote by learned writers till about 1400 A.D. After that, , Govaidya' a treatise on (lattle diseases. Jagaddal~ more and more books started coming up in medieval Somanatha (1150 A.D.) wrote 'Kamata Kalyana Kannada-Ianguage of the people of thl! day-though Karaka ' a work on Ayurvedic medicine. Ratta Kavi Old Kannada was making its sporadic appearances now (1300 A.D.) wrote 'Ratta Matha' a treatise on and then. Meteorological topics. Mangaraya (1360 A.D.) wrote his 'Khagendramani-Darpana' a treatise on poisons In the 17th century the Mysore Rbler Chikkadevaraja and their antidotes. Sridharacharya (I 150 A.D.) wrote Wodcyar patronised the development of literature. - his' Jata1 atilaka " a work on Astrology. Poets like Tirumalarya and Chikupadhyaya rendered Srivaishnava legends into Kannada. Sarvagna, the The period from 14th century to the 16th century people's poet was the author of a large number of was really the golden age for Kannada literature under popular Tripadis. Shadakshari was also a famous poet the patronage of Vijayanagara Kings. When poets of of the century. all faiths added to the treasure of Kannada literature. Kumara Vyasa or Narayanappa (1430 A.D.) as he was The 18th century is noted for the rise of 'Yaksha­ known, who wrote the first ten parvas of the Maha­ ganas' with as settled technique of their own bharata in Kannada, and Kumara Valmiki (1500 A.D.) combining dialogue, music and dance. were great literary geniuses of the period. Purandara­ dasa and Kanakadasa popularised the Bhakti cult by However, with the fall of the Vijayanagara kingdom composing devotional songs in Kannada and founding and the advent of the British, the literary movement in ' the'Dasa Kuta '. Lakshmisha (1550 A.D.) wrote his Karnataka got a severe setback. Karnataka was cut up famous 'Jaimini Bharata' Chamarasa wrote his into several divisions like Mysore Karnataka, Madras famous 'Prabhulingalile '. There was a revival of Karnataka, Hyderabad Karnataka, Bombay Kama1aka, Virasaiva literature also due to the efforts of Lakkana and Kannada regions in several smaller princely states. Dandesa (1428 A.D.) Chamarasa (1430 A.D.) Tontad There was also a change in the educational system in Siodeswara (1470 A:D.), Nijaguna Shivayogi (1500 the various areas, due to the introduction of Engli ,h. A.D.). Virupaksha Pandita (1584 A.D,). Vachanakaras However Mummadi Krishnaraja, Ruler of Mysore like Tontad Siddhalinga, and Ghanalinga also came (1794 to 1868) was a great patron of art~ and was into prominence. Jaina writers like Mangarasa III himself a man of letters, credited with several writings (k) mostly in prose. Naturally prose writings started Mugali's 'Baluri' and 'Kama Purusha', Adya's assuming prominence. The researches of Mr.)3. L. Rice 'Vishwamitra Srishti " Puttappa's 'Subbamma', in Mysore resulted in the publication of Epigraphia Inamdar's ' Murabatte " Kattimani's ' Madi Carnatika. In Madras Karnatak, missionary Scholars Madidavaru " Masti's 'Channabasava Nayaka " He Rieve and Rev. Kittel made a scientific study of Beechi's ' Dasakuta' and several others have brought Kannada language. There was slowly a transition from forth excellent novels. medieval to modern Kannada, in which Kempu Narayana's ' Mudramanjusha ' (1823 A.D.) is Bendre, Kerur, Panje, and Masti have achieved fame landmark. Basavappa Sastri· translated Kalidasa's in short stories. Among women short story writers, • Shakuntala ' and Shakespeare's 'Othello'. Other noted Gaouramma, Kalyanamma, Shyamala, Smt. Karanth, works of this period are Mulbagal's translation of Jayalakshmi Srinivasan and others are noted. Some , Uttararamacharita ' and Turmarifs version of Bana's of the other short story writers are Ananda, Anand­ , Kadambari '. But the work that created history kanda, Gorur Ramaswami, Krishnakumara, A. N. towards the end of the 19th century was Muddana's Krishna Rao and Tengse. , Ramashwamedha " a novel epic.

    Between 1900 and 1920 A.D. can be seen the dawn of In the field of dramas, maintained the Modern Kannada, in the form of journalism, translation dramatic and historic traditions. Then in response and adaptation. The foundation of the Kannada to the demands of the popular theatre, legendary plays literary academy in 1914 was a prominent landmark like Garuda Sadasiva Rao's 'Paduka Pattabhisheka', during the period. After 1920, almost all forms of , Choutichandra " • Venkataramiah's 'Mandodari', literary expression known to the modern world have Kadengodlu's 'Hidimbe', Sitaramiah's 'Sohrab and been introduced in Kannada. Rustum', Joshi's' Rajavallabha " Historical plays like D. V. Gundappa's 'Vidyaranya', Masti's 'Talikote', There has been marked achievements in the output Samsa's 'Vigada Vikramaraya', Social plays like of poetry with new metres and new themes. B. M. Kundgol's 'Shikshana Sambhrama', Bendre's 'Tirukara Srikantia's 'English Geetegalu' and his sweet Pidugu ' etc., came to be written. But the most famous rendering of several other English verses into Kannada, among the playwrights was T. P. Kailasam, whose D. V. Gundappa's philosophical poem 'Vasanta plays can be compared with the best in any language. Kusumanjali' and 'Mankuthimmana kagga '" Masti's His stay in England, gave his plays a highly modernised (Srinivasa) 'Aruna', 'Binnaha', Panje Mangeshrao's technique. In all his writings we find a subtle blending 'South Wind' and the 'Song of Kodagas " Govind of satire and humour, of realism and idealism, of lyric Pai's 'Nadadeel'a', D. R. Bendre's (Ambikatanaya­ and dramatic movement. In fact it can be rightly datta) , Gari " ' Murthi', 'Nadaleela 'and' Sakhigeeta', said that the Kannada social play began with him. Sali's 'Chitrasrashti', K. V. Puttappa's 'Men of His plays' TolIu Gatti " 'Poli Kitti', ' Home Rule '" Letters', 'Raktakshi', etc., V. Sitaramiah's 'Light etc., are real masterpieces. Another leading dramatist and Shadow', 'Grapes and Pomegranates', Raja­ is Adya whose social plays 'Harijanwara', 'Daridra ratnam's 'Songs of Ratna', P. T. Narasimhachar's Narayana', 'Vaidya Raja', are noted for their satire. 'Mango Foliage', Madhurchanna's 'My Lover', There are several other types of plays like verse plays, Gokak's' Kalopasaka " Mugali's ' Basinga ',Diwakar's blank verse plays, song plays, etc., in Kannada. commentaries on the 'Gita' and 'Upanishads' are just a few of several works in the fields of lyrics. Essays, Biographies and Autobiographies have also The output has also variety. Sri is a master of' Ode' made their mark in modern Kannada literature. in Kannada; Masti is known for blank verse; Govind Pai is a neo-classicist in song; Panje Mangeshrao is known by the lyric movement; K. V. Puttappa is Though it cannot be claimed that modern Kannada known for his derivative poetry; Bendre is famous for literature has carried sensation into the heart of all his sonnets; Vinayaka for his free verse and Rajaratnam knowledge, the brief survey clearly shows that Kannada for his colloquial lyric. has a long and rich literary heritage and that a new literature is sprouting on the old traditional founda­ In the field of novels, M. S. Puttanna, Galaganath, tions. In the beginning, Sanskrit and Prakrit literature Kerur with his ' Indira' and ' Yadumaharaja " served as a model for Kannada, but as Kannada A. N. Krishna Rao's 'Sandhyaraga', Gokak's 'Ijjodu', literature developed, important innovations started Karanth's 'Deva Dutaru', Devudu's 'Antaranga', creeping in. Kannada has also to a certain extent contributed towards the development of Sanskrit. But in 1910, the Kannada Press entered a new era Unlike the Sanskrit literature, a mixture of prose and when a number of dailies, weeklies and monthlies were verse known as 'Champu' form of composition started. Tirumale Thathacharya Sharma established" prevailed in Kannada and this was later adopted in 'Vishwa Karnataka', both as a daily and a weekly, Sanskrit too. So also the' Vachana ' style is a charac­ to uphold the high traditions of nationalist journalism. teristic prose pattern of Kannada literature. The However, in 1944, Government banned its publication poetical forms of composition in the various Kannada for an alleged seditious editorial and an open letter to meters like' Ragale', 'Shatpadi', 'Sangatya' and the Viceroy. However, it was restarted in 1947. 'Tr:padi' are peculiar to Kannada only. Even though most of th:: themes in old Kannada literature have A special feature of the. Kannada Press is the rise of drawn their inspiration from mythology, epic, history, 'The one man' papers wherein the roles of manager, etc., several Kannada writers have impregnated their editor, compositor, etc., are all combined in one person own ideas in their works. and they are also priced low. They have a main;y local appeal. There is also an abundant variety of Kannada folk songs and ballads, many of them being quite humorous Other Kannada dailies of to-day are Jauavani, even when conveying a mora1. Several of the writings Prajavani, Tainadu, and several others. Among week­ also are rich with patriotic feelings. lies are Prajamata, Janapragati, Chitragupta and many more.

    7. Journalism Spec:al mention has to be made of Sri D. V. Gundappa a linguist ,~nd journalist of renown, who has started the Mysore saw the first printing press in 1850, started .. Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs" and to propagate by Rev. J. Garret of Wesleyan Mission to propagate his the ideals of the Institute has started a monthly bi-1ingual missionary ideals. The first newspaper to be started journal by name "Public Affairs" in which both in the State was' Kasim-Ul Akbar' in Hindi in 1863 national and international affairs are discussed in both and the first Kannada newspaper was' Karnataka English and Kannada. Prakashika' published in 1865 as a weekly. Then in 1866, the Government of Mysore published an Anglo­ In Bombay Karnataka " Hitechhu " was the Kannada weekly, 'The Mysore Gazette' under the first newspaper to be started. It: was published from editorship of L. Rickett. In 1874, the Kannada Kaladgi in 1870. By 1880, three newspapers, viz., Prakashika was revived as a Kannada-English weekly " Vijaya", "Rajahamsa" and" Karnataka" started The first Kannada monthly to be started was 'Hita­ in Dharwar. So also there were three published from bodhini' from Mysore in 1881. The first Kannada daily Belgaum. Manadakatte Kalyanappa and Vibhuti was 'Suryodaya Prakashika' founded in 188l. In Hucchaiah started two monthlies" Chandrodaya " and 1900 Yajaman Veerabasappa founded a Kannada " Pushpamallika" in Dharwar. In 1884, Desai weekly by name' Mysore Star'. Sheenappa started" Karnataka Patra", a weekly. In 1885 a number 0" weeklies were started, chief of After the transfer of the administration in Mysore by which were "Lokashikshana", "Karnatakavritti ", the British to the Hereditary rulers in 1881, the Kannada "Lokabandhu", "Rajahamsa" and" Dhananjaya ". Press got a new impetus. Public spirited men like Mention has to be made of Mudaveedu Krishna Rao, 'Vriddhapitamaha' M. Venkatakrishniah started his and other journalists of those days of national upsurge Kannada weekly 'Vrittanta Chintamani' in 1885, to for their unqualified patriotism. Kerur Vasudevacharya work for the national and democratic ideals. 'Kannada was responsible for two weeklies-" Kannada Kesari" Nadegannadi' was started by the brothers M. Gopala and "Sachitra Bharata " from Hubli and one Iyengar and M. Srinivasa Iyengar in 1895. However , Shubhodaya" from Dharwar. the Press Act of 1908 not only put an end to _the publication of Nadegannadi but also the editor was 1922 saw the birth of "Karmaveera" started by deported from the State. In 1910, Venkatakrishnaiah Madhva Rao, Hukkerikar Ramarao, and started a weekly 'Sadhvi' at Mysore. The weekly Ranganatha Diwakar. Then Samyukta Karnataka , Bharati' of Navaratna Krishnaswamy, started in was started by them. The People's Education Trust of 1907, had also a very short span of life due to the Press which Diwakar is the sole trustee, owns both of them. Act of 1908. They have started a monthly by name" Kasturi " also. (m)

    Alur Venkatarao, Vamanarao Desai, Hanumantharao • Sahitya' (1929), 'Kalachandra' (193j), 'Triveni' . Moharay, Naik are all associated with these publica­ and' Pravasi ' (1936), ' layakarnataka ' are some. tions. Dr. Bharadwaja's 'Tilaka Sandesh' (919), Sri After independence, several other newspapers have H. R. Mallya's • Satyagrahi' (1921),' Swadeshi started. "Navayuga" edited by Shri T. R. Neswi and Pracharika' (1934) and • Desha Bhakta' (1940) dealt " Vishalakarnataka " edited by H. R. ltgi. "Prapan­ mainly with politics. cha ", a weekly and" Vishwawani ", a daily edited by Patil Puttappa are some of them worth mentioning. • Nava Bharata' a daily started in 1941 by Sri V. S. Kudva is one of the leading dailies. From Hyderabad Karnataka area, • Hyderabad Samachar ' and ' Sadhana ' ~re among those published. In 1915, Sri Karanth brought out 'Bodhini' and Coorg has' Kodugu Vrittanta '. this was followed by Panje Mangeshrao's ' Balachandra' (1932) and Mukundarao's 'Vidyodaya '. They were all In South Kanara, " Kannada Samachara " a monthly magazines devoted to education. Shivarama Karantha's started in 1842, by the Basel Mission was the first work. 'Bala Prapancha' an Encyc!opeadia in Kannada, This was followed by "Kannada Vartika", in 1857, in magazine form was being published in parts, was " Krista Sabhapatra" in 1869, Satya Deepike in 1896, very popular. Molahalli Shiva Rao published a journal , Va,idika Mitra' in 1910, 'Suvarta Prasaraka ' in 1922 , Sahakari ' (1919) or Co-operation movement. and' Krista Hitavadi' in 1924. They were generally devoted to discussion of Christianity. In 1887, After th:: attainment of independence, several news­ , Sudarshalla' a monthly was published from Udipi. papers and journals have not only appeared on the The Basel Mission published' Satya Deepik:: ' in 1896. scene but also have made a marked progress. Sri Panje Mangeshrao contributed several essays to it. Sri Bolar Vithal Rao published "Suvasini" in Udayachandra (1947), Sarvodaya (1949), Sangathi 1900. In 1907, Sri V. S. Kamath started" Swadeshabhi­ (1948), Vicharava!li (1950), Shanti-Sandesha (1952), mani ". In 1919, Sri B. Vithal Rao started 'Kan­ Samachara (1953), Rashtramata (1953), Janapremi theerava' with which Shri Hurali Bhima Rao was (1954), Samajwadi (1955), Dhingaya (1954), Kali­ associated. Shri A. B. Shetty started' Navayuga' at yuga (1954), Prakasha, Raybhari (1952), Sandhya­ Udipi in 1921. In 1928, a leading weekly 'Rashtra deepa (1954) are some of those started recently. Bandhu ' was started. 'Prabhat' a weekly was started in 1928 by Shri Sehnoy, K.V. There are a number of journals in Konkani and English also. South Kanara has produced a number of As a reaction to the evangelistic zea of the Christian able journalists, among whom the name of Sri missionaries, several periodicals of other faiths like B. Shiva Rao is worth mentioning. Krishna Sukti (1905), lains Bandhu (1913), 'Bhakti Sandesha' (1918), 'Veda Sandesha' (1926), 'Sadguru Though Karnataka started its journalism seven or Pad a seve , (1926), 'Sidharama Pracharike' , Sri eight decades after the first newspaper of India was Krishnasandesha' (1938), 'Viveka-Abhudya' (1941), born near Calcutta in 1780, the State's march towards and • Paryaya Prakashini (1942) were started. progress in this field is quite noteworthy. It is true that many of the newspapers and journals of old listed above Among the magazines mainly devoted to literary are no more seeing the light of the day. Even then, subjects' Ananda ' (1916), 'Kannada Kogile' (1916), there are several other current newspapers and journals , Vasantha' (1923), 'Kflrnataka Kesari' (1928), which have not figured in this survey, brief, it being. REFERENCE Sl. No. Name of place Description of the Drawing depicted N arne of District

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    1. Bidar (Mohammad Gavan's Madarsha) Bidar 2. Gulbarga (Darga Khazi Bande Nawaz) Gulbarga 3. Bijapur (Gol Gumbaz) Biji1pur 4. Bagewadi (Basaveswara Temple) do 5. Belgaum (Rani Kittur Ohannallllua Statue) Belgaum 6. Badami (Narayana on Adisesha) Bijapur 7. Raichur (Fort) Raichur 8. Gadag (Sara~wathi Temple) Dharwar 9. Hampi (Ugra Narasimha Temple) Bellary 10. Karwar (Beach) North Kanam 11. Sirsi (Marikamba Temple) do 12. Kaginelli (Kanakadasa) Dharwar 13. Gokarna (Koti Thirtha Honda) North Kanara 14. Banavasi (Madhukeshwara Temple) do 15. Chitradurga (Fort-Hills) Chitradurga 16. Jog Falls (Fall;:,) Shimog