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District Statistical Handbook Malda 2004 West Bengal.Pdf PREFACE The present issue of the District Statistical Handbook seeks to provide statistical information on various socio-economic aspects of the district on a compact form. Attempts have been made to incorporate latest available information in this publication maintaining continuity of the time series of the data published in earlier issues. Data at the Block level have also been incorporated as far as available. I express my gratitude to the different offices situated in the district for their co-operation in obtaining data related to their activities. I like to put in my appreciation to the officials of the Handbook, Co-ordination & Nucleus (Compilation) units of the Head Office, District office and Electronic Data Processing Unit of the Bureau of Applied Economics & Statistics for their sincere and sustained work in bringing out the publi- cation. Suggestions for any improvement of the publication will be appreciated. (S.K. MUKHERJEE) Director Dated, Kolkata, Bureau of Applied Economics & Statistics The 27th October, 2005 Government of West Bengal (i) (ii) CONTENTS SL. Table DESCRIPTION PAGE No. No. No. SL. Table DESCRIPTION PAGE No. No. No. III. PUBLIC HEALTH 19 3.1 Medical facilities. 32 I. RAINFALL AND CLIMATE 20 3.2 Family welfare centres. 34 1 1.1 Geographical Location. 1 21 3.2(a) Achievement of Universal Immunization Programme. 38 2 1.2 Monthly Rainfall. 2 22 3.3 Patient treated in hospitals , dispensaries etc. 40 3 1.3 Maximum and Minimum temperature by month. 3 4 1.4 Mean maximum and Mean minimum temperature IV. EDUCATION AND CULTURE by month. 4 23 4.1,(a) General Educational Institutions (by type) 42 II. AREA AND POPULATION 24 4.1,(b) Professional & Technical Educational Institutions 5 2.1 Administrative units. 5 (by type) 46 6 2.1(a) Assembly and Parliamentary Constituency 9 25 4.1,(c) Special & Non-formal Educational Institutions 7 2.2 Area, Population and density. 10 (by type) 50 8 2.3 Growth of population by sex. 12 26 4.2,(a) Students by sex in different types of 9 2.4(a) Distribution of rural & urban population by sex,1991. 13 General Educational Institutions 52 10 2.4(b) Distribution of rural & urban population by sex,2001. 15 27 4.2,(b) Students by sex in different types of 11 2.5 Distribution of population by sex & by age group. 17 Professional & Technical Educational Institutions 56 12 2.6 Distribution of population by sex in the towns. 19 28 4.2,(c) Students by sex in different types of 13 2.7 Percentage of population according to different Special & Non-formal Educational Institutions 60 categories of workers and non-workers. 20 29 4.3,(a) Teachers in different types of General 14 2.8 Distribution of population according to different Educational Institutions. 62 categories of workers and non-workers by sex. 26 30 4.3,(b) Teachers in different types of Professional 15 2.9 Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population by sex. 28 & Technical Educational Institutions 66 16 2.10 Population by religion. 29 31 4.3,(c) Teachers in different types of Special 17 2.10(a)Population by religion & by sex. 30 & Non-formal Educational Institutions 70 18 2.11 Disabled person by disability & by sex. 31 32 4.4 Number of Institutions, Students & Teachers by Block & Municipality. 72 (iii) (iv) SL. Table DESCRIPTION PAGE SL. Table DESCRIPTION PAGE No. No. No. No. No. No. 33 4.5 Percentage of literacy in rural and urban areas. 76 VI. LIVE STOCK 34 4.6 Libraries, Reading Rooms and Mass Literacy 53 6.1 Live Stock and Poultry. 103 centres. 78 54 6.2 Veterinary hospitals, dispensaries etc. 104 35 4.7 Cinema Houses. 80 VII. CO-OPERATIVE, BANKING & INSURANCE 36 4.8 Newspapers and Periodicals published. 82 55 7.1 Progress of Co-operative movements. 106 V. AGRICULTURE & ALLIED 56 7.2 Progress of Commercial Banking. 108 37 5.1 Classification of land utilization statistics. 83 57 7.3 Progress of LIC. 110 38 5.1(a) Distribution of operational holdings. 84 VIII. INDUSTRY 39 5.1(b) Area of vested agricultural land. 85 58 8.1 Small Industrial establishments. 111 40 5.2 Area under principal crops. 86 59 8.2 Mouzas electrified. 112 41 5.3 Production of principal crops. 88 60 8.2(a) Consumption of Electricity. 113 42 5.3(a) Yield rate of principal crops. 90 61 8.3 Selected Characteristics of factories by industry groups. 114 43 5.3(b) Yield rate of some selected crops. 92 62 8.4 Production in Sericulture. 116 44 5.3(c) Index number of agricultural area, production IX. EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR and productivity (base 81-82 = 100). 93 63 9.1 Employment in registered factories 117 45 5.3(d) Area and Production of Fruits and Vegetables. 94 64 9.2 Number of enterprises in rural and urban areas. 118 46 5.3(e) Area and Production of Flowers. 96 65 9.2(a) Number of persons usually working in rural and 47 5.4 Classification of forest area & forest produce. 97 urban enterprises. 119 48 5.5 Area irrigated by different sources. 98 66 9.2(b) Percentage distribution of hired workers & females 49 5.5(a) Sources of minor irrigation. 100 employed. 120 50 5.6 Fertilizer consumed. 101 X. EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE 51 5.7 Warehousing and cold storage facilities. 101 67 10.1 Applicants on the live register of employment 52 5.8 Estimated production of Milk and Egg. 102 exchanges. 121 68 10.2 Registration and placement effected. 122 69 10.3 Unemployment assistance recipients. 122 (v) (vi) SL. Table DESCRIPTION PAGE SL. Table DESCRIPTION PAGE No. No. No. No. No. No. XI. PRICE XIV. LOCAL-BODIES 70 11.1 Wholesale price of agriculture and Live-stock & 85 14.1 Receipt and Expenditure of Municipalities. 144 Live-stock products. 123 86 14.2 Receipt and Expenditure of Zilla Parishad. 145 71 11.1(a) Regulated market by category. 125 XV. FINANCE 72 11.2 Consumer price index number for families with 87 15.1 Revenue Collected from different sources. 146 monthly expenditure level. 126 88 15.2 Net collection from small savings 147 73 11.3 Consumer price index number for industrial workers. 127 BLOCK LEVEL STATISTICS 74 11.4 Statutory and modified ration shops. 128 89 16.1 Some basic Statistics about the Blocks. 148 XII. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION 90 17.1 Population by religion in the Blocks. 150 75 12.1 Roads maintained by P.W.D.,Zilla Parishad. 91 17.2 Population features of farmers in the Blocks. 153 & Panchayat 129 92 18.1 Use and distribution of land in the Blocks. 154 76 12.2 Length of different classes of roads maintained by 93 18.2 Area,Production and Yield rate of Major crops in the P.W.D. 131 Blocks. 157 77 12.3 Roads maintained by Municipalities. 132 94 18.3 Source of Irrigation and area Irrigated by different 78 12.4 Statement of registered Motor Vehicles. 133 Sources in the Blocks. 164 79 12.5 Accident on roads. 134 95 18.4 Fisheries in the Blocks. 167 80 12.6 Post and Telegraph Offices. 135 96 19.1 Estimated number of Live-stock and Poultry in the 81 12.7 Progress in Tourism 137 Blocks. 169 XIII. JUDICIAL AND POLICE 97 20.1 Commercial and Gramin Banks in the Blocks. 170 82 13.1 Offences reported, cases tried, persons convicted 98 20.2 Co-operative Societies in the Blocks. 171 and acquitted. 138 83 13.2 Police Stations and Out-posts. 142 99 21.1 Roads in the Blocks. 172 84 13.3 Strength of police force. 143 100 21.2 Transport in the Blocks. 174 (vii) (viii) MALDA Description Year Units Particulars AT A GLANCE (1) (2) (3) (4) Description Year Unit Particulars Agriculture and Irrigation : (1) (2) (3) (4) Cropped area 2003-04 '000 Hectares 232.26 Administrative set up : Percentage of irrigated area District Head Quarters English Bazar to Cultivated area " Percent 53.44 Sub-division 2003 Number 2 Yield rate of : Rice " Kg. per hec. 2745 Police Station " " 11 Medical facilities : " Inhabited Villages 2001 " 1641 Hospitals, Health Centres, Mouza " " 1798 Clinics and Dispensaries 2003 Number 495 Municipal Corporation 2003 " - Family welfare centres 2003-04 " 16 Municipality " " 2 Total beds 2003 " 1259 Block " " 15 Beds per lakh of Panchayat Samity " " 15 Population " " 38 Gram Panchayat " " 146 Educational Institutions : Gram Sansad " " 2021 Primary 2003-04 " 1892 Area and Population : Middle " " 63 Area 2001 Sq. K.M. 3733.00 High " " 182 Population " Number 3290468 Higher Secondary " " 96 Density of Population " Per sq. k.m. 881 General College " " 8 Percentage : Male " Percent 51.34 University(General & Technical) " " - Literates : Male 2001 Percent 58.8 Female " " 48.66 Female " " 41.3 Rural " " 92.68 Total " " 50.3 Urban " " 7.32 Industry : Climate : Registered Working factories 2003 Number 43 Annual rainfall 2003 m.m 1652 Small Industrial Establishments Temperature : Maximum " Degree celsius 41 (Registered under C&S.S.I.) 2003-04 " 8022 Minimum " " 4 Workers : Total workers 2001 Percent 40.8 Non-workers " " 59.2 (ix) (x) Description Year Units Particulars (1) (2) (3) (4) Employment in : State Govt. Offices 2003-04 " .. Registered Working factories 2003 " 2036 Small Industrial establishments2003-04 " 44479 SYMBOL USED (Registered under C&S.S.I.) Employment Situation : - = Nil or negligible Applicants on live register 2003 Number 210206 .. = Not available Electricity : P = Provisional Mouzas electrified 2003-04 " 1773 R = Revised Consumption of electricity " '000 Kwh. 153324 I = Incomplete Co-operative Societies : C = Combined Societies 2003-04 Number 554 E = Estimated Members " " 140913 Working Capital " '000 Rs.
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