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Statistical Abstract 2015 Volume-II Rajasthan.Pdf Government of Rajasthan Statistical Abstract Rajasthan 2015 (Volume-II) Sponsored By- Conducted By- DirectorateDirectorate of of EconomicsEconomics & & Statistics Statistics DirectorateDepartmentDepartment of Economics of PlanningPlanning & Statistics DepartmentRajasthan,Rajasthan, of JaipurJaipur Planning Rajasthan, Jaipur STATISTICAL ABSTRACT RAJASTHAN 2015 (Volume-II) DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PUBLICATION Joint Director Dr. R.N. Meena Shri M. R. Prajapat Assistant Director Shri R. P. Chulet Shri Subhash Chandra Sharma Statistical Officer Shri Shiv Kumar Meena Shri Jitendra Kumar Shri Praveen Kumar Statistical Inspector Shri Vikram Singh Miss Sunita Sharma Informatic Assistant Miss Sangeeta Karadia Risograph Operator Shri Lekharaj CONTENTS Table No. Title Page No. 20. ELECTRICITY AND POWER 441 20.1 Sectorwise Consumption of coal and coal products in Rajasthan 442 20.2 State owned power houses (2011-12) 443 20.2(A) State owned power houses (2012-13) 444 20.2(B) State owned power houses (2013-14) 445 20.3 Generation of electricity 446 20.4 Consumption of electricity (2011-12) 447 20.4(A) Consumption of electricity (2012-13) 448 20.4(B) Consumption of electricity (2013-14) 449 20.5 Villages electrified 450 20.6 Districtwise Physical achievements by RREC (2011-12) 451 20.6(A) Districtwise Physical achievements by RREC (2012-13) 452 21. TRADE 453 21.1 Inward and outward consignments of Rajasthan State by Selected Commodities by rail (2012/2013) 454-456 21.1(A) Inward and outward consignments of Rajasthan State by Selected Commodities by rail and river (2013/2014) 457-459 21.2 Airport-wise inward and outward movement of cargo of inland trade by air in Rajasthan (2011-12) 460 21.2(A) Airport-wise inward and outward movement of cargo of inland trade by air in Rajasthan (2012-13) 461 21.2(B) Airport-wise inward and outward movement of cargo of inland trade by air in Rajasthan (2013-14) 462 22. TRANSPORT 463 22.1 Road length in Rajasthan (2011-12) 464-465 22.1(A) Road length in Rajasthan (2012-13) 466-467 22.1(B) Road length in Rajasthan (2013-14) 468-469 22.2 Road Transport routes nationalised (2011-12) 470-471 22.2(A) Road Transport routes nationalised (2012-13) 472-473 22.2(B) Road Transport routes nationalised (2013-14) 474-475 22.3 Registration of motor vehicles in Rajasthan (2011-12) 476-477 22.3(A) Registration of motor vehicles in Rajasthan (2012-13) 478-479 22.3(B) Registration of motor vehicles in Rajasthan (2013-14) 480-483 22.4 Road accidents in Rajasthan (2012) 484 22.4(A) Road accidents in Rajasthan (2013) 485 22.5 Railway Statistics in Rajasthan 486 (viii) Table No. Title Page No. 23. MARKETING AND STORAGE 487 23.1 Fair price shops in Rajasthan (December 2012) 488 23.1(A) Fair price shops in Rajasthan (December 2013) 489 23.1(B) Fair price shops in Rajasthan (December 2014) 490 23.2 Districtwise warehousing capacity and utilisation (31.3.2012) 491 23.2(A) Districtwise warehousing capacity and utilisation (31.3.2013) 492 23.2(B) Districtwise warehousing capacity and utilisation (31.3.2014) 493 23.3 Warehousing capacity and number of godowns (As on 31.03.2012 /2013) 494 23.3(A) Warehousing capacity and number of godowns (As on 31.03.2013 /2014) 495 24. COMMUNICATION 496 24.1 Postal facilities in Rajasthan. 497 24.2 BSNL Selected Facts 497 24.3 Post and Telephone offices (2011-12) 498 24.3(A) Post and Telephone offices (2012-13) 499 24.3(B) Post and Telephone offices (2013-14) 500 24.4 Public call offices in Rajasthan (31.03.08) 501 24.4(A) Public call offices in Rajasthan (31.03.09) 502 24.4(B) Public call offices in Rajasthan (31.03.10) 503 24.4(C) Public call offices in Rajasthan (31.03.11) 504 24.4(D) Public call offices in Rajasthan (31.03.12) 505 24.4(E) Public call offices in Rajasthan (31.03.13) 506 24.4(F) Public call offices in Rajasthan (31.03.14) 507 25. TOURISM 508 25.1 Tourist in Rajasthan (2012 to 2014) 509 25.2 Tourism Facilities in Rajasthan (2011-12) 510 25.2(A) Tourism Facilities in Rajasthan (2012-13) 511 25.2(B) Tourism Facilities in Rajasthan (2013-14) 512 25.3 Income and Expenditure of Royal Trains in Rajasthan 513 25.4 Countrywise Foreign Tourist in Rajasthan (2011 to 2014) 514 26. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT 515-517 26.1 Progress of trade unions 518 26.2 Industrial disputes resulting in strikes & lock-outs (2011-12) 518 26.2(A) Industrial disputes resulting in strikes & lock-outs (2012-13) 519 26.2(B) Industrial disputes resulting in strikes & lock-outs (2013-14) 520 26.3 Industrial complaints-Received 521 26.4 Industrial complaints-Disposal 521 26.5 Factory accidents in Rajasthan (2012) 522 26.5(A) Factory accidents in Rajasthan (2013) 523 26.5(B) Factory accidents in Rajasthan (2014) 524 26.6 Social security Schemes 525 (ix) Table No. Title Page No. 26.7 Employment in Khadi Industries 525 26.8 Industrial groupwise Employment in village Industries 526 26.9 Labour employment in mines 527-529 26.10 Employment in Public sector (Industries & Services) (2012) 530 26.10(A) Employment in Public sector (Industries & Services) (2013) 531 26.11 Districtwise Employment in public sector 532 26.12 Number & Indices of regular government employees 533 26.13 Pay range wise average emoluments and percentage distribution (31.03.2011) 534 26.14 Classification of regular government employees by pay-ranges (31.03.2011) 535 26.15 Distribution of total regular employees by Departments & pay ranges (31.03.2011) 536-538 26.16 Monthly emoluments of government employees by pay-ranges (31.03.2011) 539-540 26.17 Districtwise & pay rangewise distribution of Regular gazetted & non-gazetted employees (31.03.2011) 541-542 26.18 Employment exchanges-Registrations, Placings & Vacancies notified (2012) 543 26.18(A) Employment exchanges-Registrations, Placings & Vacancies notified (2013) 544 26.19 Employment exchanges-Occupational distribution of applicants on the live register (2012) 545-546 26.19(A) Employment exchanges-Occupational distribution of applicants on the live register (2013) 547-548 26.20 Employment exchanges-Vacancies notified and filled by employers (2012) 549 26.20(A) Employment exchanges-Vacancies notified and filled by employers (2013) 550 26.21 Per thousand distribution of Persons by activity status in Rajasthan 551 27. BANKING 552 27.1 Bank groupwise distribution of deposits and advances of scheduled commercial banks (all offices) 553 27.2 Number of Bank Branches, aggregate deposits and gross bank credit of All scheduled commercial banks (classified) (June 2012) 554-555 27.2(A) Number of Bank Branches, aggregate deposits and gross bank credit of All scheduled commercial banks (classified) (June 2013) 556-557 27.2(B) Number of Bank Branches, aggregate deposits and gross bank credit of All scheduled commercial banks (classified) (June 2014) 558-559 27.3 Occupationwise classification of outstanding credit of scheduled commercial banks in Rajasthan (March 2011) 560-561 27.3(A) Occupationwise classification of outstanding credit of scheduled commercial banks in Rajasthan (March 2012) 562-563 27.3(B) Occupationwise classification of outstanding credit of scheduled commercial banks in Rajasthan (March 2013) 564-565 28. PUBLIC FINANCE 566-568 28.1 State budget at a glance 569 (x) Table No. Title Page No. 28.2 Revenue Receipts and expenditure 570 28.3 Revenue from taxes and duties (Central and State taxes) 571 28.4 Revenue from taxes and duties (Direct and Indirect taxes) 572 28.5 Non-tax revenue 573 28.6 Revenue expenditure (Development and Non-Development) 574 28.7 Expenditure on Economic Services 574 28.8 Expenditure on Social Services 575 28.9 Expenditure on General Services 576 28.10 Capital Outlay 577 28.11 Loans and advances by State government 578 28.12 Public debt (Permanent and Floating) 578 28.13 Public debt (Central Govt. and other loans) 579 28.14 Debt, deposit and remittance transactions 579 28.15 Borrowings and other liabilities by the state government. 580 28.16 Financial Position of the State Government 580 28.17 Land Revenue in Rajasthan (2011-12) 581 28.17(A) Land Revenue in Rajasthan (2012-13) 582 28.17(B) Land Revenue in Rajasthan (2013-14) 583 28.18 Demand and collection of land revenue (2011-12) 584 28.18(A) Demand and collection of land revenue (2012-13) 585 28.18(B) Demand and collection of land revenue (2013-14) 586 28.19 Circlewise revenue from commercial taxes (2011-12) 587-591 28.19(A) Circlewise revenue from commercial taxes (2012-13) 592-596 28.19(B) Circlewise revenue from commercial taxes (2013-14) 597-601 28.20 Revenue by Taxes (2011-12) 602 28.20(A) Revenue by Taxes (2012-13) 603 28.20(B) Revenue by Taxes (2013-14) 604 28.21 Excise revenue by commodities 605 28.22 National Saving Schemes 606-608 28.23 Revenue from Stamp duty, registration and stamps 609 29. PRICE AND INDICES 610-612 29.1 Consumer Price Index numbers for agricultural labourers (2011-12) 613 29.1(A) Consumer Price Index numbers for agricultural labourers (2012-13) 614 29.1(B) Consumer Price Index numbers for agricultural labourers (2013-14) 615 29.2 New series of Consumer Price Index numbers for industrial workers (Bhilwara) (2012) 616 29.2(A) New series of Consumer Price Index numbers for industrial workers (Bhilwara) (2013) 617 29.2(B) New series of Consumer Price Index numbers for industrial workers (Bhilwara) (2014) 618 (xi) Table No.
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