DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOKS
Volume 8
HOSHIARPUR DISTRICT
COMPILED & PUBLISHED UNDER
The Authority of the Punjab Government
Printed by the Controller, Printing lind Stationary Punjab. at the Forward Block Prest. Simla.
INDEX
Serial~ I Table No. I Subject Page
1 Preface
2 Introduction:-
(a) Physical Aspects· 1 (b) Geology 3 (c) Archaeology 4 (d) Climate ib (e) Rain fall 5 (f) History ih (g) Population 6 (h) Administration 7 (i) Medical and Pnblio Health 8 (j) Education and Literacy ib (k) Agriculture a.nd Co· operation 9 (I) Industries ib (m) Local Bodies (n) Rehabilitation of Displaced 10 PersollB II (o) Places of Interest 12
3 Statement Explaning the Tables 21
4 A-I Area, Houses and Population jj 5 A·II Variation in population. during fiflly years vi 6 A-III Towns and Villages classified . by population :x:
7 A·IV Towns classified by population with xvi variation since 1901
8 A.V Towns arranged territorially with xx: population by livelihood cla8ses Livelihood classes and sub·cla.sst's ii (Total)
B.I Livelihood classes and sub-classes viii (Displaced)
10 B.I1 Seondary means of .. livelihood x:iv (Total) ,. Secondary means of livelihood xxxviii (Displaced ) 11 B.llI Employers, Employees and lndepen. lxii dant workers (To\a.l' B·III Employers, Employees and Indepen- Ixxxviii ,dant workers (Displaced) I ii
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12 C-II • . Livelihood by age groups ( Displaced) ii
13 C·III Age and civil condition ( Displaced) ix
14 C.IV Age and literacy (Sample) xvii
C~IV Age and literacy (Displaced) xx
15 D-ll Rehgion ii
It} D-III Scheduled Castes and Scheduled 'l'ribes iii
17 D-IV Migrants iv D·IV Subsidiary viii lsi D-V Displaced persons by district of origin and date of arrival in India xi
19 D-VI Non-Indian Nationals xxix
20 D-Vn Livelihood classes by educational standards xxx
21 E Summary figures by District. ii
Dirtrict Index ii
Sorter's Ticket 2 ii Census Abstracts:-
Primary Census Abdtracts ii
Census Abstract of
Smale scale Industries ccxii PREFACE
The District Census Handbook is a collection of the follow. ing data:-
I. _ Introduction which deals" with the following items:~
(a) Physical Aspects. (b) Geology. (c) Archaeology. (d) Climate. (e) Rain Fall. (f) History.. (g) Population. (h) Administration. (i) Medical and Public Health. (j) Education and Literacy. (k) Agriculture and Co.operation. (I) Industries. (m) Local Bodies. (n) Rehabilitation of Displaced Persons. (0) Places of Interest.
2. District Census Tables \furnishing district data with break up for Census tracts, within the district)., In case of Hoshiarpur District there are 4 tahsil rural tracts (Hoshiarpur, Dasuya, Una and Garhshankar tehsils) and one District Hoshiar. pur non city urban tract. There are the following tables for the Hoshiarpur District:- A.I Area, houses and population. A-II Variation in population during fifty years. A.III Towns and villages classified by population. A.IV Towns classified by popUlation with variation since 1901. A.V Towns arranged territorially with population by livelihood classes. B-I Li velihoJd classes and sub-clas3e3. B..I1 Secondary meam of livelihood. B-III Employers, employee3 and Independent workers. C·U Livelihood Clas3es by age group. C-HI Age and Civil Condition. C-IV Age and literacy. C-V Single year age return. D-n Religion. D-III Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. D-IV Migrants and Subsidiary. D-V Displaced persons by district of origin, and date of arrival in India. D-VI Non-Indian Natiom.ls. D-VII Livelihood classes by educational standard3. E. Summary figures by districts. District Index. Sorter's Ticket 2.
3. Census Abstracts:- (i) Primary Census Abstracts. (ii) Census Abstracts of Small Scale Industries.
LAKSHMI CHANDRA V ASHISHT.t\. INTRODUCTION. HOSHIARPUR DISTRICT.
PHYS~CAL ASPECTS. Name and derivation. The foundation of Hoshiarpur town, from which the district derives its name, is assigned to two traditions, one is that Hoshiar Khan, a resident of Bajwara, -lived here about ·600 years ago, and the town was named after him and the other is that Hargobind and Ram Chand, Diwans of the Emperor Mohammad Tughlak, who reigned about the same period (about 600 years ago) founded this town. Situation and Boundaries, The district is situated between latitude 30° 58' 10 Nand 0 32 0 OS' 50" and longitude 75 ~8' IS" and 76° 38/1 50" and is bounded on the east by Kangra, Simla and Bilaspur, on the west by Jullundur and Kapurthala dis.tricts, on the north and north-west beyond the River Beas by Gurdaspur district and on the south beyond the River Sutlej by Ambala district. It resembles in shape, a man standing at ease. Configuration. The district is divided into four tahsils viz. Hoshiarpur, Dasuya, Una and Garhshankar. The valley of the Sowan Nadi forms the Una Tahsil. The tahsils of Hoshiarpur, Dasuya and Garhshankar comprise of the alluvial plain and the western slopes of the Siwaliks upto the watershed. Area. As a result of the Absorption of Enclaves Order, 1950 the district has gained a block of 24 villages of Bhunga tahsil of Kapurthala district, having an area of 14.3 square miles. The area of the district, accordmg to the Survey of India Depart ment, is 2226.5 square miles. The mountain system. The Siwalik8. The Siwalik Range, forming as it were its backbone, is situated between the River Sutlej and Beas. The breadth of the Siwaliks varies from 5 to 8 miles. The Sub Himalayan Hills. The Chintpurni Sola Singhi or Jaswan Dhar Range which shuts in the Dun to the elst, commences near Talwara on the 2 Beas where the river first enters the district. It runs south.. eastwards and separating the district from Kangra as it advances further southward, it increases in width as well as in height until its highest point is reached at Bharwain. At this point the width is 20 miles and the elevation 3b96 feet from sea level. From this point onward towards the sutlej its north goes sink ing gradually into the Beas valley but on the south it has an abrupt fall of from 200' to 300' and between the main range and plain is the Jaswan Dun-some 15 mile3 in length and 8 miles in breadth-which is thickly forested. RIVERS. There are two rivers of permanent flow in the district i.e. The Beas and the Sutlej. A brief acconnt of each is given below:- The Beas. The Beas, which forms the northern boundary of the district enters the district near Talwara and meeting the Siwaliks curves north wards. At Motla it runs south-west and thence forms the boundary between Hoshiarpur and the Gurdaspur district. It is said that once it flowed much nearer to the Siwaliks and it is probable that the line of Chhambs in Dasuya tahsil formed its old course. The Sutlej. .. It enters the district near Bhabaur in the Jaswan Dun and turns southward till near Kiratpur, when it curves to the west and cuts through the Siwaliks opposite Rupar. It drains the southern parts of the district. Swan Nadi. Swan is a broad torrent the waters of which spread about two miles in the rainy ~eason. The' Jaswan Dun is traversed throughout by .this Nadi which is the main drain into which the ravines of the hills empty their Waters and during the rainy season the whole of th,e valley is filled with flood water but during the other seasons it becomes a petty stream. It abounds in quick-sands but the water is not more than 2/3 feet deep· Beins. Besides the above, there are two Beins in the district, which take their rise in the district, i.e. Black Bein and White Bein. The former commences in the Terkiana Chhamb and passe3 on to the Kapurthala district and is of a permanent flow while the latter takes its rise from .hillocks near 3 Garhshankar and after a winding course it tUrns sharp to the north with a almost a permant flow and runs parallel with the district boundary. now in Hoshiarpur, now in ullundur district. These Beins are not more than a few feet in width, but are very troub1e.~ome to cross on account of their depth and soft bottom. Canals There is only one canal worth the name in the district called Shah Nahr taken out from the Beas in the north-west of the District in Dasuya tahsil at village Changarwan. It was originally constructed during the decline of the Mughul Empire but its working started satisfactorily with the first revised settlement of the District. It is now under the charge of the Canal Department and irrigates more than 6000 acres of land. Chhambs. Chhambs or big water p::>ols in the marshy land of Dasuya tahsil are believed to be the old bed of the River Beas and from Mukerian to the territory of Kapurtbala they make a chain parallel to the river. Tne most important of these are K1.1ablgh Chhamb to the west of Mukerian, Terkiana, Naraingarh, Chanaite or Munakwala and Zahura Chhambs which all lie in a chain. Around these chhambs, rice is grown abundantly. Chos. The hill torrents or the chos pour. into the plains in the rainy season alm03t every mile and they have affected the soil of the district very badly by depositing sand when they are in flood. Steps are nOw being taken by the Forest Department to close their passages and thus protect the lands from damage. Geology. Regarding the geology of the district, the following account is reproduced from the Gazetteer of the Hoshiarpur district Part-A, 1904:- "The geology of the outer Siwaliks is described in Baden Powell's report above referred to and in the Sketch of the geology of' the province published by Mr. Medlicott. The range consists entirely of vast beds of sand alternating with ioams and clays in such smaller proportion with extensive beds of loose conglomerate or gravel. The pebbles of the3e are neither very small, nor are very large boulders found, they very from the size of a pigeon's egg to twice the size of a large osatrich egg but not a'S a rule bigger, they. consist of metamorphic and 4 quartzitic gneiss and granite rocks derived from the older Himalayan formation. These beds are the result of aqueous_ action, but the starts so dep03ited have been upheaved. , Most of the strata of sand are soft and illcompacted, but there are extensive strata of stone varying from a soft and britlle grey-stone as at Chhohal to a real hard building stone found beyond Pamrah which occurs in Masses of a grey. colour much resembling the sandstone found below Murree and Dharamsala. The beds of this hard sandstone often enclose small rounded pebbles of older rocks and their structure seems to be sand with some mica in it agglomerated by lime. On the north side of the range, and notably towards 1\1chidpur·Manswal, there are large beds of calcareous tufa alternating with gravel and clay. This is so nearly a pure limestone that it. is burnt for lime. Fossil remains are fairly common a good many large f03silized extinct species have been found". Archaeology. From the coins and the remains· of the old temples and building3 still to be found in the district, it can safely be presumed that the district has a direct connection with the dawn of the Indian History where the Hindu faith flourished. Local legens associate several places in the district with the Pandavas and Sri Pandain, eight miles north of Hajipur, which contains a well and a temple derives its name from them. Dasuva is mentioned in the Mahabhharta as the seat of Raja Virata in whose services the Pandavas remained for 13 years during their exile and even at present day, it is called Virat Ki Nagri before Qreakfast by the people of this district. There is an o!d fort as well as a tank to be seen in Dasuya. Panjgatra at Bhabaur on the bank of the Sutlej derives its name from the five stones said to have been used by the Pandavas with which they played the game of Pancha Stara. There is also a Shiwala at Bham, seven miles west of Mahilpur, where the Pandavas said to have passed their exile. Another place Lasara contains a stone temple, which is said to be dating back to time of Pandavas. The shrines of Mohammadans at Shah Nur Jamal, 8 miles east of Hoshiarpur, as well as a mosque and tomb at Garhshankar, date back to 1250 A. D. respectively. Anandpur Sahib is another place which may be mentioned here. CLIMATE Owing to the submontane situation of the district, it never suffers from excessive heat during the hot weather, though 5 occasionally hot winds also b:ow. The climate is generally healthy as the water dots not stagnate except in the D3;su>:a Chhambs where it affects the health of the p~ople and. malarIa IS not uqcommon during the rainy season. There is sCarcity of drinkhllg water in Bit area and Govermnent bas recently intra.;.. duced tap system in about 2 dozen villages. - Bbarwin is a cool station and is considend to be a sanitorium in the district. RAINFALL. Owing to its situation near the foot of the mountains (Una tahsil is all hilly), the monsoons cause heavy rains. Heavy rain.; are received during the months of June to August while com paratively less rains are received during the winter. The tahsIl wise average annual rainfall of the district for the last 20 years (lrcm1930-31 to 1950-51) is given be~ow:- Hoshiarpur. 34·59" Dasuya. 33·94-' Garhshankar. 34.62· Una. 4I.7<}" HISTORY. Although the historical places found in the district have a direct bearing on the history of the district, yet tLe details are not available as to who were the early rulers in the district. From the Raja Tarangini. the hints gained from the in--cription as well as the information available from ,tLe record of the Chinese pilgrim Hwen Thsang. it is proved beyond doubt that theJullundur Doab was dominlted by a tribe _of Challdrabansl Rajputs who maintained their independent exis'ence for centu ries before the Mohammadan conquei;t - This' kingdom was know as Traigarths tLen.
The Moharnm3.dan period started in the t 1 th century when according to the poet Lalman, Ibraham of the Ghorian dynasty. who rulesfrOIh 1059-99 A.D. penetrated to Ju:,undur. The lot of the district remained in -the hands of Moharrimadans and the sikhs till the district was annexed by the British with the rest of the Doab at the close of the first Sikh war_ . After the annexation of the district, the main event which took place: during the British period was tile mutiny of _1857. _~ince the mutiny no major event took place which effected th~ dis,q"ict physic tHy. The district as first constituted consisted of five tahsils i.e. l\lukerian, Hariana, Hoshiarpur, Una and' Garhshankai. In -1861 the Hariana tahsil was abolished and its western portion, comprising 6 the Tandai Police Station, w~~.made over to Mukerian tahsil the ,,headquarters .of which were ·transferred to Dasuya. The hill . portions of Hariana and HQlihiarpur. were transferred to Una and the rest of the Hariana tahsil joined the H03hlarpur and thana Mahilpur of Hoshiarpur was transferred to Garhshankar. Thu3 the district was l!.educed to four tahslls of Dasuya,. Hoshiarpur, Una and Garhshankar. In 1947, there ~as ~ommotion followed by. partition. of the Province and mIgratIOn of wholesale MuslIm populatIon from the district and influx of displaced persons from the districls West Punjab. .'
I The main'event of "t<~da¥, 'which adds to the history of the district is the merger 10~, Bhunga .tahsil of K:lpurthala district which was transferred to .the district-on account of the Absorp tion of Enclaves crder lI950. -There are now the following . tahsils and sub-tahsils in the .district :- Tahsils. Sub-Tahsils. Dasuya. Mukerian. H6~lriar pur. :' !\ 13hu~ga. UQa.,_ Balachaur .. Garhshankar.
,Population. . I The p_opulat!on of~the district ·as lrevealed by the 1951 CensuscomeSil~ IO,.9I,98q;souls, is,80,632 males and 5,II354femal~. It enjo~s .. fourth positi~n; ,in ordet of lOopulation, among the 13 ~districts of the Bunja.h,(India). tThe densitY"comes to 490 souls per square mile. . Thei-livelihood pattern of tHe population is as below :_f \ - ;-. ~ I' C N arne. of Class. , Population. 1. Cultivator:; of land wholly or 4,41,375 . IJ;la~nly, . qWQ~d" a,nd their depend~nt£.. . :;£L 'Oulti~atora of lat)d wholly! or 1,35,533 mainly unr9wned and their depend.nts: ~ : JILi Cultivatingllabouters anti their ~ depenqan~ lV. NOll-Cultivating 'owners of 2~,33S land; 'Agricultural rent receivers atid 'their i depenc;lanis 7 Person including their depen9ants who deri~e . their Princl};:al means of lIvelIhood from:-
V. i Production other than 78211 . Cultivation VI. Commerce 69770 VII. Transport 2864 V III. Other services and miscel-. i6oI09, laneous sources Total 9,88,482 SlIps burnt through fire 1,03,504 Gr;mt Total 10,91,986 Administration; The Deputy Commissioner with his headquarters at H03hiarpur is the head of administration in the district. He is assisted by 8 Extra Assistant Commissioners (including one R. A. R. and 2 Revenue Assistants) WilO arc all stationed at the district headquarters. In each tahsil there is a tahsildar assisted by Naib Tahsildars, Field Kanungos and a number of Patwaris. . , . .. ~ Tl1e District and Sessions Judge is the head of the Judicial work (civil, in th~ dIstrict with his l1eadqu.lrters at HoshIarpur. He IS assisted by 5 Sub-Judges, three of whom are stationed at Ho:;hiarpur while the other two are stationed at Una and Garhshankar. The Superintendent of Police, assisted by two Depu ty Superintendents of Police, 3 Inspectors, 29 Sub-Inspectors, 41 Assistant Sub..:Inspectors, 103 Head Constabl~s and 661 Foot Constables provide assistance to the Deputy Commissioner in the maintenance of law and order in the district.· Besides there is mounted police to help the administration in extra-ordinary cases and patrol.
Tbe oth~r officers w~lO fun:tio:1 at the district headquarters are the Commander Volunteer Corps, the District Inspector of S chooJs, the Civil Surgeon, the Dhtrict Medical Officer of Health, the District Agricultural Officer (E.A.D.A), 3 Extra Assistant Conservators of Forests, the Deputy Superintendent Ci vii Veterinary department, 2 Assistant Regist~ar Co-operative Societie3, Inco:ne Tax Officer, the Official Receiver, the Public Prosecutor, the Distdct Food Controller and, the District Organizer of Civil Supplies and Rationing,. . As already mentioned, the district has been divided into 4 hhsits and 3 sub-tahsils and these h.lV~ further b~en sub-divided into 15 Police Stations in order to have an eff;:!ctive control over the district. Medical And PUblic Health. There are 38 hospitals, civil dispensaries etc. in the district, with 250 beds for m_tl_;s and 84 for females, wbieh are aJ under the charge of the Civil Surgeon. The Public Health work is under the control of the Pistrict MedicalOfficer of Health. The district remains free fr)m the. w.ajor epidemic diseas~s like plague and cholera but in the riverain areas there is high incidence of malaria during the rainy season. " There are 3 subsidised di~pensarie;, 4 ilealth bureaux and 14 sub Health Bureaux b=side3 7 Maternity and Welfare . Centres in the district: THe Di5trict Red Cr03s Society has recently opened a Maternity Hospital at the Di.:;trict Headquarters. In every tahsil vaccinators have also been appointed wh03e duty is to' try to :nip in. the ;lud the contagicus and other di;;;eases like smaU..;pbx, plague, mal~tia etc .. to keep tLe cfficers at the headquarters informed about tf,e progress of the measureS takf'n. Education' An~ Lite~acy The local head of the department is the District Inspector of schools with his beadquarters at Hoshiarpur. Ti,ere are the following ~ucational institutions in the district :-
Colleges. 6 (thre~ at Hoshtar- pur, one at Hariana. one at Urmat-Tanda and one at l\lahilpur)' ~igh Schools 63 Middle Schools 27 Lower Middle. 21 Primary Schools. ... 4 I I TOTAL. 528
In the, year 194I, there were only two co.Ie&~3, 23 H~gh Schools,. 44:. Middle; .Scho::>ls, 91 Lower Middle Sc.. 1t)Jls "nd ~23 Primary S:c~J9Pls in the district. The number of institution3 hetS thus gOQe up' frpm ~5 to S2H The number of scholars on roll is 8S~8 w,~icl;l inclu~3;13SJ9 Harijan Scholars. . There are 4 model' schools-one in each tahsil-2 basic. education schools and ltSdcial Education Centres (six for boys and 2 for eirls). Agriculture And Co-operation Out of. a population of 1091986 in the district, 677528 persons earn their livelihood through agriculture which comes to more than 62% of the total population. Out of a total area of 1424118 acres in the district, the net area available for cultiva tion comes to 673668 acres. Except the Una tashil, the rest of the district comprises the alluvial plain, but the soil is subject to cho action. The soil of the Una valley is very fertile. Leaving aside Una tashil the district can be divided into· five circles viz. Bet, Sirwal, Rakkar, Maira and Kandi out of which the Sirwal is the most fertile left of land and the water level in this tract is not far from the surface. Two crops are reaped in a. year viz. Rabi and . Kharif. The Rabi crops are wheat, gram, barley, tobacco, safflower, pNangal, Bassi Panch Bhaiyan, Chak Harnoli and in the Chohal area.
Other minor cottage industries are carried on In almost every village.
Local Bodies And Panchayats The following local bodies are functioning in the district :--
Name of local Body. Population. 1. Shamchaurasi Small Town Committee. 2988 2. Hoshiarpur Municipal Committee. 45291 3. Urmar Tanda Municipal Committee. 9857 4. Dasuya Small Town Committee. 7895 S· Mukerian S. T. C. 7493 6. Miani S. T. C. 45 19 7. Garhdiwala S. T. C. 3018 8. Hariana S. T. C. 4725 9. Khanpur N.A.C. 2034 10. Garhshankar N. A. C. 5495 11. Jaijon S. T. C. 2036 12. Una N. A. C. 5407 13. Anandpur N.A.C. 4266
The total urban population of the district comes to 105024 persons-577S I males and 47273 females. There is also one District Board working under a non official Chairman. The District Board maintains 331 boys and ~4 gi~ls Schools besides 17 civil, 9 rural, 14 veterinary and 5 out hned veterinary dispensaries, 41 cattle ponds, IS Rest _Houses an9 17 Sarais. II
Panchayats. There are 580 Panchayats in the district covering 823 villages' 23 buildings such as Panchayat Ghars, Dharamsalas etc. were. co~structed by the Panchayats and 86 drinking wells we~e claimed and repaired besides the payment o~ 1892~ feet of publlc drains and construction of 9745 fept of pubhc drams. Rehabilitation of Displaced Persons. The district of Hoshiarpur has accommodated 146935 displaced persons out of which 78758 are males and 68177 females. Mostly the displaced persons are ei ther the coloni~ts of the Hoshiarpu r district or displaced persons from the Smlkot district. 109564 have settled in the rural areas while 37371 have been accommodated in the urban areas. The Muslim Evacuee3 have left 254730 acres of cultivated land in the district. the details of whi:£h are as under;- Nahri Chahi and abi. Barani and Sailab Total (acres) (acres) (acres) (acres) 18730 20053 215947 254730 According to the scheme of quasi-permanent allotment. these lands have been allotted to 37564 displaced persons who had left lands in the Pakistan. In order to enable the new allottees as well as other displac ed persons to start their career afresh, various kir.ds of loans and grants amonnting to Rs. 4642046/- have been issued from time to time. Besides they have been allotted evacuee houses and plots in the rural areas. In the city of Hoshiarpur, a Model town has been built for providing accommodatioTl. to the displaced persons and it has been provided with modern amenities. Construction of mud huts, near it, is another achievement towards the rehabilitation of the displaced persons. Ram Colony Camp, situated at a distance of about 2-! miles from Hoshiarpur on the Hoshiarpur-Garhshankar pacca road once accommodated thous3.nds of displaced penons but now all the land-ownmg Jisplaced persons having been shifted to the places where they have b~en allotted lands, leaving behind some persons who either belong to Jammu and Kashmir or are infirm. A portion of it is known as Widow's Home. Cottage industries like spinning, sewing and knitting work etc. are being carried on at this place. A school and a dispensary are located here in addition to a police post. r2 Places Of Interest Hoshiarpur. Hoshiarpur is the headquarters of the district situated in its centre at a distance of about 5 miles from the foot of the Siwaliks. It is connected with the pacca roads with all the out~ lying tahsils and its distanc~ from Jullundur is 25 mlles with which it is connected by road as well as by rail. Besides B.lhadarpur, Premgarh and Bassi Khawaju which fall within the bound:uies of the Municipal Committee, it has practically cover ej the revenue estate3 of Klmalpur and Sutehri. Tne extensions towards the east and west are notab1e. It is expected that in the near future it will join Khawaspur on the west and so with Bajwara towards the east. Its extension toward:; the north is checked by a cho, from which it is protected by a pacca band constructed in 1853 at a cost of Rs. 8857/-. Again in fgOI-02, thE{.Municipality spent Rs. 30,000/- in protective works. In olden days, the town was of not much importance and in the time of Akbar, no mention of it has been made in the historic records. It is believed Clat it was included in the Afahal of Bajwara in th03e days. But now the town finds its mention among the notable cities of the Punjab thOUgtl for purp03es of census it is ~not a city. There are a staying bungalow. a P.W.D Rest House, ,District Courts and Offices, Civil Hospital, Police, Station, 3 colleges and.6 High Schools, a Railway Station, Electric Power House, Municipal and District Board Halis, Company Gardens, Clubs and Shish Mahal which add to the b?auty of the town. It is also a marke~ forth~ export of the projuc~ of the district as well as the produce of the Siwaliks and the sub-Himalayan Hills. Bajwara: It is a small town situJ.te.:l at a dist;,1.n:e of two miles from H03hiarpur towards the south-east. In th3 ancient day;;; it was a big city and was celebrated for its "cloth weavers and piOU3 brahmans". It is s3.id to have been founded in ancient times by three immigrants from Ghazni, one of whom, Baju Baora, famous as a singer, gave his name to the town. Bajwara is p. corrupted name of it. I t once occupied a much more extended area than It does now, and the tradition says it was about 18 miles in clrcumferenc~. Raja Todar Mal, Akber!s Minister, is said have broken the town into small divisions as a punishment for the inhabitants not receiving him with proper respect. Dur:ng the reign of Akbar, BAJWARA was one of the Mahals dnd Hoshiarpur was prob:lbly included in it. We also find dur ing the lVlohammadan period that "in 1420 an imp03ter, calling 13
himself S.lrang Khan, app~ared at B.ljwara, a dep~ndency of Jullundur, and assembled a strong following. He advanced to the Sutlej and was joined by the people of Rupar, but Malik Sultan Shah, feudatory of Sirhind, defeated him". In later times the town was held by- Sardar Bhup Singh, Faizullapuria, who was ousted in 1801 by Raja Sansar Chand. The latter built a fort here which was taken by Maharaja Ranjit Singh in 1825. DLtring the mutiny of 1857, it is recorded that Bajwara Fort was u;;ed by the British to keep the -ptis~ner3, but was afterwards dismentled and at present only two of its ruined bastions are in existence. There is a High School, known as S. B. A. C. High School, in the town. Besides, two girls schools and one D. B. Primary - School are also functioning in the town. Lala Chuni Lal free Hospital opened by L. Mulkh Raj, is a very decent me:Jical institution, where medicine is administered to the -patients free of charge. Annual fairs are held at Sain -- S.:thlb also known as Sarwang Sabib temple on the occasion of Basant,! at _Ravidas Mandir in the month of Magh, and at Sadhu Ashram in the month of B.dsakh. The ,Ashram has -picturesque surroundings. Katha is :recited in it and discourses delivered by the S.ldhu3 and other learned Pandits. The Vishveshwarnand Vedic Research Institute of Lahore has been located in the Ashram . since the partition. There is also an ice factory at Bajwara. rAm,b. Amb was once the seat of the Raj.ls of Jaswal. 'The palaces of the Raja are on a hill above thi,s place. Th~re is also' a gard~n which is very old. Tnere is a Police Station. ' Allandpur Sahib It is situated at a distance of 48 miles' from Hoshiarlmr and 8 miles from Naina Devi towards south-east of Hoshiarpur in the _Una tahsil. The town is said to .have been founded by Guru Tegh Bahadur when he came over to this place leaving Bakala in the Amritsar'District. The story goes that on the site of Anandpur Sahib, there lived a cruel demon -called Makho who had occupied the place for the last 700 years before Guru . Tegh Bahadar came there. The latter determined.to e:.pel the demon, but the demon promised to depart, only asking as a favour that his name might be associated with ,the name of the place where he bad lived for such a longtime. The Guru replied that the Sodhis would call it as Makhowal. Anandpur' Sahib , is -held in a very high esteem by the' Sikhs and there are t~ following 'histor~l' places ! ~ 14 Guru Ka Mahal. It was built by Guru Tegh Bahadur about the year 1665 when the town of Anandpur was founded. There is an under ground cell called the Bhora Sahib where the Guru used to worship alone. Here the sons of Guru Gobind Singh, the loth Guru, were born and brought up. At present this house is kept in good repairs by the Sodhis. Gurdwara Tegh Bahadur. This shrine is also sacred to the memory of the 9th Guru, who was executed at Delhi in 1675. His head was brought to Anandpur and was cremated here. On the actual site of the c)"emation of the body of Guru Tegh Bahadur is a raised plate form called the Akalbunga. This building is in p03session of the Nihangs. Gurdwara Kesgarh. This Gurdwara is remarkable as one of the four 'Takhats of the Khalsa religion. It is famous at the spot where Guru Gobind Singh administered 'Arnrit' to his first five disciples in Sambat 1756 making them Singhs and declaring the Khalsa. Gurdwara Anandgarh. This Gurdwara is said to bP the stronghold of Guru Gobind Singh and is in possession of Nihang 3. This shrine con tains a well called the Baoli Sahib and the structure around it can accommodate a thousand people.
Manji Sahib Ke~gal'h. It is situatect near Gurdwara Kesgarh Sahib on a small hill. A long flight of steps leads up to a raised dais where Ajit Singh and ]hujar. Singh, the sons of Guru Gobind Singh, used· to play. Damdama Sahib. The ceremonies of installation t6 Gaddi of Guru Gobind Singh were perform~d at this plaCe ani he llse3 to sit and receive offerings at the Holi Fair at this place. Manji Sahib Tika. It marks the spot where the head of the Sodhi family of Anandpnr Sahib receives offermgs from his disciples at the grand fair of Rola. Holgarh. This place is in a village called Agampur near Anandpur and Guru Gobind Singh used to celebrate Hola at tlJis place. IS Mai Jito's Gurdwara. This Gurdwara tOJ is situated in village Agampur and is famou3 on acc)unt of the S.lmadh of M~i Jito, tll::! wife of Guru Gobind Singh. Lohg~rh. 1n the past time it was astrong fort of Guru Gohind Singh in his battles with the hill Rajas. It has now fallen into ruins. Kiratpur. It is situated at a distance of about 6 miles from Anandpur towards the south and like Anandpur Sahib is considered to be very sacred by the Sikhs. Tnere are several shrines at Kiratpur but the most celebrated are the Gurdwara Baba Gurditta, the Harmandar Sahib, the SIS Mahal, the Takhat Sahib, the Manji Sahib, Patalpuri and Khangah Baba Budhan Shah. Nangal. It is situated on the road leading from Una to Anandpur Sahib and its distance from Anandpur is only 12 miles by rail. What was recently a village, bas become a township, beautifully planned with pacca roads on the bank of River Sutlej over which a long wanted bridge has been constructed. The scenery is very pleasing. At Bhakra (in Bilaspur State) a dam has been constructed and at Nangal the headworks of a canal, which will irrigate the districts of Ambala, Karna!, Rohtak, Hissar and Gurgaon. Electricity through water falls, will also be.generated at Bhakra, Nangal and Ganguwal which will be available for supply to all the districts of the Punjab and Delhi. There are 3 C:u}.al Rest-Houses as well as a civil rest house and a po:ice P03t. Besides a school and a dispensary there are workshops also located here. Jandberi. It is said tInt it is corrupted'from Jindpari meaning life has ente red. Baba Gurditta is believed to have restored a dead cow to life here by means of his miraculous stick. Historically the taluka is connected with Bilaspur or Kahlur State. San tokhgar h. It is situated at a distance of 7 miles from Una to the south and co nsists of one big bazar. It is a famous ghee market which is exported to places all over the Punjab. There are a high school, a dispensary and a rest house at Santokhgarh Una. Una is situated in the Jaswan Dun at a distance of 23 miles to the east of H03hiarpur and is connected by a pacca ioad with Hoshiarpur. Roads to Anandpur and Gagret also lead from II)
'this place It is a historical place and was once the seat of &dis and was founded by Baba Kala Dhari. The temple of Baba Kala Dhari, mausoleum of Bedi Sahib Singh are still held in esteem by the Sikhs. The Tahsil buildings, Police Station, Re3t -house, Dispensary, Veterinary Hospital, and the High School.buildings form the public place3 in the town. A Notifiea Area Committee is functioning in the town. The Swan Nadi which passes by, be C()mes impassable during the rainy season and moves a source of considerable difficulties to the litigant public as well as the traders and others who have to travel between Hoshiarpur and. Una. "Ga:grat. . It is situated at a distance of 16 miles from Hoshiarpur on the Hoshiarpur Bharwain road. It is a very lovely place and sin~e the opening of a vocational Centre at Oel, a place situated at a distance of about 2 miles from here, on the Gagret-Una road, it has become very important. The Rest House at Gagret is Used by the officers who come to visit this centre. There is also a dispensary as well as a police post here. Bharwain. 'Bharwain is situated at a distance of 28 miles from Hoshiar pur on the Hoshiarpur·Dharamsala road in the Chintpurni Sola Singi or Jaswan Dhar Range and is the highest point in the distirct. Its elevation is 38Q6 feet from sea level. There are a dispensary, civil and P. W.O. rest houses, E.P.R. out agency, post offiCe and· a school. The scenery is very pleasing. ChintpUruj... At a distance of 2l miles to the north west of Bharwain is situated thp temple of Chintpurni Devi. The shrine is very celebrated and three fairs are held here during tbe year but the fairs of Navratras, attract a gathering of about 30 to 40 thousand. Mairi. Mairi is situated, near Amb and is also known as Debra Guru Barbhag Singh. 'The Holi and Baisakhi fairs are attended by the Sik4s from all parts of the Punjab and especially from , Majha and Malwa. -.Garhdiwala. It is situated on the Hoshiarpur-Dasuya road at a distance of 18 miles from Hoshiarpur. There is a Small Town Commi ttee functioning in the town and populat:on of the town according to 1951 Census cOmes to 3(}18 souls. The tradition is ,that the town was built in 1443 by.Garhia; a Jat who named . the town after him and that the addition of Diwala was made in 17
·1812 on account of the incarn3.tion of the goddes3 Devi, inhon~ur of which S. Jodh Singh, Ramglr11la, built a temple and that this Diwaia was said to be a contraction of D~\ iwala. The said Sardar also· built a fort here in r829. There are a police post, a _ pOst office a, dispensary and a ~igh School. Around the. town, there are some gardens of good varIety of mangoes and frmt preserva tion is carried on here which has WOn a name for it. Starting frum here, a belt of mango gardens can be seen upto Mahilpur. Hariana. Hariana was the headquarters of a tehsil which w:;.s abolished in 1861. It lies at a distance of 9 miles from Hoshiarpur to the north on the Hoshiarpur-Dasuya Road. It is celebrated for its fine mango groves and the surrounding scenery is very fine. There are two old mosques in Hariana. The mosque of Mufti was built by Haji Sambal Khan in 1597-98. The other one is of somewhat later date and bears no inscription on it. Tf.e dispen_ sary, rest house, police station, buildings of high sc1:001s and girls school form the public places in tl:.e town. A Small Town Committee is functioning in the town. Khanpur. It is situated at a distance of H miles form Hoshiarpur, to the north-west on the H03hiarpur- Tanda Road and its population according to 1951 Census comes to 2034. It was included in the Municipality of Hoshiarpur but in 1893 it was separated and was declared a Notified Area Committee. It was, before the partition of Punjab known for its best Lungis and Susis and a considerable trade was carried out bringing heavy sums but wlth the going of Muslim evacuees to Pakistan in whose h3.nds egneraly, tr,e trade was, it has lost its former importance. ., Shamchaurasi. It is situated at a distanc~ of 13 mile3 from Hoshiarpur to the west and is connected with the Hoshiarpur-Jullundur Road by an approach road. Its population, accordingto 195 I Census, comes to 2988 souls. . A Small Town. Committee is functioning here. Rauza Hazrat Shami Sahib, 'Well, Tank, Baradari and Sarai are worth seeing place3. There is a High School as well as a dispensary in the town. Dasuya. Dasuya situated at a distance of 25 miles from Hoshiapur to the north-west on the Hoshiarpur-Mukerian road. is the head quarters of a tehsil and a thana. It is said that about 5000 years ago it was founded by Raja Virat mentioned in the Mahanbharta. It is still called Virat-ki-Nagri instead of Dasuya before taking breakfast, by the Hindus. The Pandavas spent the 13th years of their 1~ e dIe in this town. There is an old fort to its north, a great part of which was d~molished in 1884, but one of the towers still remains. It is mentLOned in th~ 'Ain-i-Akbari' and later became a stronghold of the Ramgarhias. There is also an old tank in the town. ASmall Town Committee functions in the town. The tahsil buildings, p::>lice station, Civil and Veterinary H03pitals, sub-judge's court, sarai, Resthouse and building; of High Scholls form some of the public places in the town. It being a rice producing centre, rice husking factories are to be seeg in the town. Sugarcane is also exported to Hamira and Phagwara in large quantitie3 .. Bhangala. . It is situated at a distance of 5 miles from Mukerian and is chiefly known for its best basmati. During the rainy sea30n, the climate gets malarial.· 'Miani. Miani is situated at a distance of 25 miles from Hoshiar pur and 4 miles from Tanda, near the Beas .Its population according to 1951 Census comes to 4519 A Sm~ll Town . Committee functions here. In the rainy season, when the B=as is in fbo:i, it cJ.uses damage to the illaqa around There is a dispensary a5 well as a Lower Middle School in the town. Mukerian. It is situated at a ,distance of 10 mile3 from Dasuya to the north and is the headquarters of a sub- tahsil. Till 1861 it was the headquarters of Mukerian tahsil when the headquarterS were shifted to Dasuya. Tradition says that it was built by Chaudhri Dara Khan in 1754 It was afterwards enlarged and improved by ~. Jai Singh Kanhya. Mai Sada Kaur was his daughter-in-law whose husband was killed in battle by Maharaja Ranjit Singh who married her daughter Mehtab K_tur. Ranjit Singh is sa d to have captured the neigbbnuring fort. )f Atalgarhin 1819 and a fine tank near this fort is .called Mai Sada Kaur Tank. Mahtab Kaur gave birth to a son at Mukerian, Sher Singh, wbo after Ranjit Singh became the Maharaja. The town contams sub-tahsil building, police station, post office, Arya high school, D.B. middle school, girls school, rest house and dispennry. Mingo groves are also to be seen around the town A Small Town Committee is functioning in the town and its' population is i493 souls. It is a big rice producing centre and rice husking factories are to be seen in a considerable number. During rainy season its climate gets malarial. it i~ connected with Jullundur by rail and ha!:. been con netted with Pathankot also by rail by constructing a bridge Qver the Beas. It is likely to become a very big city and an important plaCe in years to come. 19 U rmar-Tanda. ;r hese are t~o different towns situated one mile from each other The Municipality of Urmar Tanda also includes Ayah p~r 'and Dala and is situated at a distance of 21 mIles from - Hosbiarpur. As it is situated near the marshy ground, the climate gets malarial during the rainy season. There is a shnne of Sakhi Sarwar as well as a Sarai.
Government College, Govt: Higll Sch301, PolIce Stltion, 'Dispensary and Rest Home form the public place;. Tl1ere are also a railway Statio n and a grain market.
Garhshankar. Garhshankar is a historical place situated at a distance of 25 mIles from H03hiarpur o,n tl1~ Ho;hiarpur-Rupar road IS the headquarters of the tahsil. The tradition gees that before the first Mohammadan invasion, Raja Shankar Dass is said to have built a fort on the site of the present town, this town wa3 taken by Sultan Manmud G~1aznavi and subsequently given by Emperor Snahab-ud-Din Ghauri to the sons of Raja Man Singh. The Mahtons, who appear to have been the original in h~bitants. were overpowered and driv~n J)J_t by the Rajputs in 1174. Rai Rup Chand was one of the most notable chiefs of the' town who converted to Islam during the' reign of Akbar. The KaU M03Que and the adjacent well are the architectural remains of the ancient Mobammadan time.
There is a Notified area Committee functioning in the town and the population of the town is 5495 souls. Government High Sello:)l, Tahsil -buildings, Polke Station, Dispensary, Veterinary Hospital, Rest House, Sub-Judge's court and ZaiIghar comprise the public places. . -
Jaijon. Jaijon is situated 10 miles north of Garhshankar on the outer edge of the Siwahks, the population being 203(). Tl10ugh at ·present it is a small town but once it wa-; the s ~at of Jaswal . Rajas. Raja Ram Singh built a fort here in 1701. ' It was taken by Ranjit Singh in IbIS. The ruins of palace3 of the Jaswal Rajas are still to be seen above the town. It is c·)nn ~cted with J ullundur by rail which terminates here. It is a big Khaddar market. A small Town Committee is functioning here. The buildmgs of High School, Dispensary and the' Railway Station form the public places, ' 20 Mabilpur. It is sit1.~ated at a distance of IO miles from Hoshiarpur on the Hoshiarpur -Garhshankar road. There are a ~ollege, a High School. a Rest House, a Dispensary and a police station. Mango groves are found in abundance around the town. Balachaur. Balachaur i~ the headquarters of the sub. tahsil and is connected with Hoshiarpur, Nawanshahr. Rupar and Nurpur by . road. There are a High School, Police Station, Rest House and a dispensary in the town. Ghee is exported from this town to all places In the Punjab. Note -explaining the tables given in a District Census Hand Book
lIn, the 1951 Census, in ~ddition to. the sorti.ng of th~ slips to produce the tables, essentIal Census mformatIon relatmg to every person enumer_a ted in every village and every town/ward has been incorporated in a National Register of Citizens which has been preserved as an unpublished administrative register for purposes of reference during the inter census decade. Some changes have been made between the procedures for tabulation adopted at the 193 I and earlier censuses and at the present census.. These are explained below :-
I. Substitution of Economic Classification for classification based on Religion :-
In the past, Census slips were, ~t the very out set sorted on the basis of religion, and the figures of population by religion thus obtained were fte basis of village statistics.- The separation of slips by religion and sex was maintained tbrougEout the sorting operations; and thus certain Census cbaracteristics were cross tabulated by teliglOn. During the persent census, the slips have been sQrted in the first instance, into the following eight livelihood classes of the population :-
AGRICL TU:RAL CLASSES.
I. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned and their dependants~ II. Cultivators of land wholly or mamly unowned and their dependants. . III. Cultivating labourers and theIr dependants. TV. Non-culivating owners of land; agricultural rent'receivers and their dependants.
NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES Persons (including dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from:- v. rroduction other than cultivation. 2 VI. <:.:ommerce . • VII. Transport. VIII.; Other services and miscellaneous sources. The resulting figures have been given in the Primary Census Abstracts which serves as the basis for village statistics.
2. The Concurrents 10% Sample :- The Age (Sample) Tables have been prepared from tne , enumeration slips by taking a 10% sample, out of the population . . excluding the displaced persons. Separate figures for displaced persons are given in the Handbook in all important tables. 3. Preservation of Census Recerds and Registers. In the past, the abstract, lflfst prepared in the process of sorting and compilation) was used for compiling village statistics, which were retained as unpublished administrative re.:ord by same States and printed and published by others. At the present Census, the following data are included in the District Census Handbook and printed and published as such :- • i Introduction to the District Census Handbook. ii. District Census Tables (furnishing district data with break up for Census tracts, within the distnct). iii. Census Ahstracts: (a) Primary Census Abstracts (b) Occupational Abstracts and (c) Census Abstracts of Small Scale Industries The following tables have been included in the Handbook. A. GENERAL POPULATION TABLES.
1. Area, House and Population. (The area figures given in this table have been supplied by the Deputy Commissioners of the districts ana hance do not tally with the area figures maintained by the Survey Deptt: No. of houses are which were foun8 to be occupied at the time of house numbering by the revenue staff; un-occupied houses do not figure in the table). . U. Variation in Population during fifty years. (The population figures given in this table for the previous 3 cemiuses have been adjusted, taking into consideration- -.the adjustment of enclaves during the period 1941-51. Population of areas transferred to and/or from each tahsil have been added to or subtracted from the populatIOn of -that tahsil for the censqses 1901 to 1941). - lIt. Towns and Villages classified by Population. IV. Towns classified by population with variation since 1901 •. V. Towns arranged territorially with population by livelihood classes. (In this table figures for livelihood classes I to III have not been given separately but have been clubbed together).· B. ECONOMIC TABLES I. Livelihood Classes and Sub-classes. (Non-earning dependants in this table mean economically passive persons i. e. who do not earn anything; and earning dependant implIes a person who is semi-active, i. e. whose earn ings do not suffice his living and who has, therefore, to depend upon others; self-supporting persons mean oconomically active persons i. e. who do not depend upon othere, and are at least able to maintain themselves. II. Secondary means of livelihood. (Non-earning dependants do not have secondary means of livelinood. An earning dependant is maintained partly by the the income of some other person and partly by his own; the source wuich gives him some income is taken to be his secondary means of livelihood for purposes ill this table. A self suppt)rt ing person may have more than one means of livelihood in some cases; the second best source of income has been given in this table as his secondary means of livelihood). III. Employers, Employees and Independant workers. (The self supporting persons in non-:tgricultural classes have been classified in this table as Employers, Employees and Independant Workers and are distributed in the various divisions and sub-divisions of Industries and 'Services. Tbe fly leaf of/this table giVeS the number of self-supporting persons who are economically passive e. g. persons living principally on pensions, remittances, scholarships and fund, inmates of jails, asylums, almshouses and beggars and vagrants. To economise paper and labour no space has been provided in the table for 4 those divisions and sub-divisiong in' which no self-supporting person falls). C. HOUSEHOLD AND AGE (SAMPLE) TABLES I. Household (size and composition). This table has not been published in the handbook. II. Livelihood Classes by Age Grops. III. Age and Civil Condition. IV. Age and Literacy. V. Single year Age-returns. (Infants below I year of age have been shown under the age '0'), D. SOCIAL AND CUL rURAL TABLES. 1. Language. - This table has not beEm published in the handbook. II. Religion. rrf. Scheduled Castes and Tribes. _ (The fly-leaf of this table gives the number of Anglo- Indians which have been included in the figures of Christians in Table D-II). IV. Migrants. (The fly. leaf of this table gives the number of people born in countries out side India but enumerated in this District). V Displaced Persons. (For Census purposes, a displaced person was taken to mean "any person who ha3 entered India h::wing left or been compelled to leave his home in Western Pakistan on or after the 1st March, 1947, or bis home in Eastern Pakistan on or after the 15th October, 1946, on account of civil disturbances or the fear of such disturbances or on account of the setting up of the two Domininions of India and Pakistan." But some persons, who had migrated to India from Western Pakistan even before 1st March. 1947, returned themselves as displaced persons at the time of Census taking for the simple reason that they had left their immovable property in Pakistan: such persons have also been included in the definition of 'Displaced Persons') •. 5
VI. Non-Indian Nationals, (This table was not prepared in the previous censuses; it has '-been based on a suggestion made by the U.N. Population Comniission). VII. Livelihood Classes,by Educational Standards. (This table is also new and is designed to show the distribution of educated man-power among the different liveli . hood classes). E. SUMMARY FIGURES BY DISTRICTS. (This table furnishes selected data- by Tahsil/tracts in the district. The area figures given in this table have been furnished by the Deputy Commissioner of the district and the I94I popul ation figutes has been given after giving effect to the adjustment of enclaves).
TABLES "A" SERIES HOSHIARPUR DISTRICT CENSUS 1951. 11
A GENERAL POPULATIOXS A.-I.-Area, Houses and Population . I I, i Occupied houses , I I '" Per I ~ ~ Name of Tract 0- tfl Total Rural Urban , Total .S 'OlJ'" OJ '" 0: i :;~ ~ -----l-~- ~ ___1_- --- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 --.------_------I Hoshiarpur. Tahsil I 568'94 488 ... 39546 39546 ... 216070 Rutal Tnct.
43866 218278 Dasuya, Tahsil 488'5 587 '" 43866 ... Rural Tract. I I Garhshankar, Tahsll 506'25 ... 52200 52200 ... 266029 Rural Tract. 4471 - I I 286585 Un'!. Tahsil Rural I 682'5 518 ,1 ... 60345 60345 ... Tract. i I i I , Total Rural Popu- \2246'19 2040 ... 195957 195957 ... 986962 lation. i I ! ! I I ! - DISTRICT . HOSHIARPUR Non-City-Urban 18'83 ... 13 20367 ... 20367 105024 Tract. I I I Total Urban 18'83 .. , 13 20367 ... 20367 105024 Population. I
Total Popuilltion. 2265'02 2040 13 216324 195957 20367 1091986 III
A.-I,-Houses and Population.
Population
I sons Males Females 1
..... p ...... p ...... P 01 to to to I ~'" ...... 0 ...... '" ..0"' ~ ... 0 ;l ... I ;l .... ~ ::J I-< ~ :::> ~ 0:: ::J -----~ ------9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 --~-I------I 216070 ... 114533 114533 ... 101537 101537 '" f
f
j I 218278 ... 115309 115309 ... , 102969 102\)69 '" , j f ! I I 266029 I 141770 i 141770 • 124259 • 124259 , ! I 286585 151269 i 151269 i 135316 . 135316 I
986962 522881 i 522881 464081 464081 :
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A-1- Area, Houses and Population. - .; Occupied Houses • ~ ·s i .; I Per 0' ~ '" 1 2 3 4 5 6 , 7 8 ------_. -_._--\------I Tahsil Hoshiar- 568,94 488 ... 39546 39546 1 ... 216070 pur (Rural). I \ I (Urb3D) 3.31 2 1320 ... I 1320 7531 I 1 Tahsil Dasuya 488.5 587 ... 24039 24039 ... 218278 (Rural) i (Urban,) . 2.77 5 11276 ... 11276 58056 I Tehsil Garhshan- 506,25 447 ... 52200 52200 ... 266022 kar (Rural). ! (Urban.) . 11,5 4 5581 ... i 5581 29764 I Tahsil Una (Rural) 682.5 518 60345 60345 ... 286585 (Urban). 1.25 2 2190 ... 2190 9673 ___1_- ----.-----~ --.. ~--- -- Total Rural Popula- 2246.19 2040 176130 176130 ... 986962 tion. ----.------' . Total Urban Popula 13 20367 I ... I ~O367 105024 tion. ~~------I-- Total District 2265.02 2040 13 196497 I 176130 20367" 1091986 Populat!on. v A·-I-Area Houses and Population Population. sons. Males. Fenalef I OJ ;; 'iii OJ ~ 'Ub H ,..0 _ ... ..0 l'l e iran ~ I Hol::l i H 0 ::l _~_I ___ :_ _~ __ i__ c:t: ____ i_~ --~--~-!------.---9 I' 10 ._--_1··_------1---11! 12 ,13 14 15 I 16 - 266029 141770 141770! 124259 124259' I 7531 4018 I 4018 3513 3513 216070 114533 114513 101537 101537 58056 32649 32649 25407 25401 218278 115309 115309 102969 102969 29764 15752 15752 14012 14012 286585 151269 • 151269 135316 135316 ! 9673 5332 I 5332 4341 4341 I I I ____1. ______i ____ ------I---- 986962!... 522881 I 522881·... 464081 464081' ... " I i! I --..-. -:1050:- -- 577:; .. ,-~--!~7~:_- -~7~~ --~.. --!--:~ ! i I I ~~8:;62-!:02~- -~8063~f-5~~81-1577;;~ -~~~:T~~~- [~:;,,- VI A-II Variation in Population during Fifty Years. 1 Net I i ...u cO Persons Variation \ Variation Males :IV anatlClll'- - I Females Variation f-':: 11910-1951 \ i -I I i 1 : 2 3 4 5 I 6 ! 7 8 I I ! I \ I ! , HOSHIARPUR Tahsil Rural Tract 1901 1911 224946 122406 102540 1921 227880 _L 2934 122873 +467 105007 +2467 1231 254214 +::>6334 135110 + 12237 119104 + 14097 1941 291988 +37774 154654 +19544 137334 + 18230 1951 I 216070 -75918 114533 - 40121 101537 --35797 UNA Tahsil Rural Tract 1901 1911 227816 120708 1071Of; 1921 231851 +4035 120180 -528 111671 +4035 1931 251089 !-19238 131031 +10851 i 120058 +8387 1941 278404 +27315 145557 -' 14526 1 132847 -j 17789 I 1951 286585 I +8181 151269 -: 5712 , 135316 +2469 GARHSHANKAR Tahsi 1 Rural lract I 1901 1911 ~31891 128604 103287 1921 232772 +8&1 127225 -1379 105547 +2260 1931 253842 +21070 .137248 +10023 ! 116594 1 -1-11047 1941 282654 +28&12 149864 +12616 : 132790 + 16196 1951 266029 -16625 141770 -8094 124259 -8531 STATE Rural Tract -I 1901 I 1911 I 193382 107357 86025 I 1921 I 207238 +13856 112841 +5484 94397 +8372 1931 I 223833 +16595 121192 +8351 1 102641 +8244 I 1941 i 245255 +21422 131600 +104081 113655 -:-11014 218278 --26977 115309 - 16291 I 102969 --10686 1951 I Vll A-U Veliation in Population during Fifty Years.-Contd. ... Net u Persons. I Variation Variation Male.. Variation Females Variation ~'" 1901.1951 I ___,_-----I------I--I-- 4 5 6 I 7 . 2 3 i 8 I ------.--.------.------.----- Diltt. Rural Population 1901 : 1911 878035 479075 398960 1921 899741 +21706 483119 -0· 4044 416622 +17662 1931 i 982978 .i 83237 524581 .L41462 458397 7 41775 194110 1098301 +115323 581675 + 57094 516626 -58229 1951 I 986962 -111339 522881 -5879+ 464081 -52545. HOSHIARPUR N on·city Urban Tract. 1901 I 1911 i 47291 25992 21299 1621 34852 -12439 19318 -6674 15534 -5765 1931 57295 ·'-22443 31542 .i. 12224 25753 +10219 1941 8203::> +24737 450S7 ,13525 36975 i 11222 1951 105024 +22992 57i51 + 12694 47273 +10298 HOSHIARPUR Urban Population , I 1901 I ·1 1911 47291 25992 21299 1921 34852 -12439 19318 --6674 15534 -5765 \ 1931 57295 +23443 , 31542 '12124 i 25753 +10219 1941 82032 ~'. 24737 450S7 +13513 i 36975 +11222 1951 105024 ~22992 57751 \ 12694 47273 + 10298 Distt. Total I~Ol 1911 925326 505067 420259 1921 934593 +9267 502437 -2630 432156 ~111897 I 1931 1040273 + 105680 I 55(}123 +53686 484150 51994 1941 1180333 +140060 626731 .2_ 70609 553601 +69·m '.1951 f 1091986 -88347 580632 -46100; 511354 -42247 Vlll A-II -Variation in Population during Fifty years-Conld. -~- -- ~~~~ --~~-~-- .~ i ! Net 1l .1 Persons I' Variation Variation Males Variation Females Variation ~ 1901-1951 I ____1 ______1 ______ -1-1 2 1 3 4 I 5 I 6 7 I 8 HOSHIARPui------1----1----1---'---- Tahsil 1901 I 1911 247790 135197 112593 ,1921 254370 t 6580 137769 +2572 116601 I 4008 1931 286915 +32545 153601 + 15832 133314 ! +16713 , 1941 333750 +46835 177825 ! +24224 155925 +22611 1951 264126 -59624 147182 -30643 126944 -28981 • DASUY A Tahsil 1901 I 1911 208865 115622 93243 1921 215600 +6735 117263 +1641 98337 +5094 1931 238468 +22868 128974 +11711! 109494 +11157 1941 I 273246 +34778 146668 + 17694 i 126578 +17084 i 1951 i 248042 --25204 131061 -15607 ! 116981 -9597 r GARH SHANKER Tahsil 1901 1911 236814 131205 105609 1921 232772 -4042 127225 +3980 105547 -62 1931 259403 +20631 140131 -1-12906 I 119272 I + 13725 1941 289539 +30136 153624 + 13493 135915 + 16643 1951 273560 -15979 145788 -7836 127772 -8143 UNA Tahsil 1901 1911 231857 123043 108814 1921 231851 -6 120180 -2863 111671 +2857 1931 255487 +23636 133417 +13237 122070 +10399 1941 I 283798 +28311 1411615 +15198 1 135183 +13113 1951 I 296258 +12460 156601 7986 ! 139657 +4474 IX A.-H.-Variation in Population during fifty years -;;';;j Persons Iv'I anatlOu . I vartatton~ et. I' M a 1es IV"arlatlOn I F erne 1es V··armtlOn l-< , 1901-1940 I f ------,---1------1--- 1 2 3 i 4 i 5 6 17 i 8 i . ! i : ------1----1---'---1 -----1----;-·--- Distt. Hoshiar Pur . I I I 1 1901 1911 925326 505067 420259 1921 934593 +9267 502437 +2630 432156 +11897 1931 1040273 +105680 556123 +53686 484150 +51994 1941 1180333 +140060 626732 +70609 553601 +69451 1951 1091986 -88347 580632 -46100 511354 --42247 0 M "1' 1-0 I 1-0 Ul -0 M , '" , 0-. :; I~ N 00'" '') iN 1 IN to" I_I N M I ...... ~ .... , ..... a I I ~. I Ii:;" I I \ 0 I I-I . ._. I i 1 - __ ------._------~ 0 ~------r:-- ...... a- I", I IN .g '" a- .... M ~ 0 r:-- Ie§; I '0'' '" "' -[ 1~ 0' M l- IN IN :;'" ...c:" M '"M I ., to" .... I~ Po :;;s I-'" I 0 on'" f Co. I-I .... I I 0 .....:I ,I I 1 I 0 " -~----. q M r:-- r:-- I- I I ...... N M '".... N M I~ I I~ ~ I ~ I~r~- '" I- I ...... c:...'" I i I 1 I t '"on --_.-_-z-- I , I ~ ...... I .... I ...c: on N 00 ., [ I~ '"M 0 M I ~ I 0 '" .~ to" 1:'1= 0 ...... M I~ I la- o .... I~ on 5 100 ...... , .... I I:; " Ii:;" I ,I· I ~"" I I I I ;; on r-- 0 1M I 1M ..... r:-- ..... 0 I .... I I I, I 1 I:l .2 0- 0' C 00 0- <', ...... 0 U) r:-- ..... M Ie;; I;;; os I I~ M '"r:-- I'- a <', CO) I~ N on on ...... '" II) I~ :; '"M ...... """ 'r) Po S"ieW I",," I~ ...... jD! I~ I~ 0 0.. I I (;j... 0 I I I I I ~ 1 OJ .... 0"- ..... V\ M '"It> l'- N M 00 l'- l~ I Is 0 N '"l'- 0 II) on I~ 00 DO 0-. {'o '"0- VI C', '" 00 I~ suos~ad IM I~ N '"N '"N I~ I§ I~ I I I - I I l- on {'o .... {'o ('I 00 'M .aJle[(fA pue 00 ...... '" ,~ I on .... II) I~ I~ UMO~ pa~!qeqU!.1 '" l~ . JO 'oN rB~O~ , l~ -_--- I I'" I ...... ~ I I os ., ...c:.. .!4 ...c: Q .. (-< ;: ... f-< I '" ...c:-.. os ..... u I ~~ I l..r I '0',.... I~ it-- I I I o , o 'N o 00 tr) I 1 0- I I~ I'" o o I o I N I I-D I I;:;:; I I I : I _ _\-- \ I l..r 0- U') ..... 1'" I." OJ) \0 1 ::; ~ 0' ~II;; I~ ..... "'" I OJ) , t- iN ,I t-- tr) N ',..r iN l_L____ _ i _i __ ~ '" -<'">---""'--"'---N-----c- - l 00 l oo ~ ~ 0 ~ ~I: I~ \I~I" \~ *>0 IJ)'" "'" ~ tr)1~ I~ I I \ \ I ....o (I) S Z'" xu 00 '" r I 00 Cl) I r "; ,tn, " } M I 1M t M I ~ \ I ~ I~ 100 11"} ! IVi IV) iN <'I t iN IN I I I I I. I ... _ I E...... 01. I.!!! l:l I ~O:: ";;' \:C~ ~ I l..d ... I>-<~ 2. YIll I i I ~ o~ ~ !:O !~ ,I ! let') j Sa[llWCld I::::; 'I ;e, 00 .~ ~ 'j 8 i i 1, ~ I 0 - _ I _ - 'I--~ _N__ -~ _ _ -- _ ~ ~ -; - I -__ ~ ~ __ ~I'- I ;:;; g ~ ~ ,I ~ I I i ~ s ;.:: I '. M '-0 ;-- ~ I +; I : ..q. .... 1 !ool M N ~ ~ :~ I I I~ -g i SCl[llwa,il I I ~ g ~ :::; 1 ~ f ;! I ~ '"til , _ _ I _ I '" ..... --_ r~_1 I l~ c.: r--1 t 1 -~ If) ( ..... 0 'M: ! 1M g I ~ I r- I ~ ~ 0 ~ r~ I I I ~ f- I f- Sa[BW! I ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ I I 112 I I ...... 1'1";7 I -, I I I I I I ~ ~ ~ 8 :8 I : 18 I \0, ~ ''1 ~ In I ~ I I I ~ I , I I 1 I I I, J I~ 'SJ(lHua,il !~ I::: lIn ..... H I H I I o IN 'C 'SCl~p.m!l. pUll SUA\01 pa'fqeq - uf fa 'a N [el0.l I I f I I, -I I ! xv '";, 2 -----~-.--- .------_- os I I "0 . sap:!w I ~ I C g" I I o g . I I .... ;r"qmnN I ~ I I I 1 I- I o<::> <11 >- g- I 1 0 ...0 s,,[ew ~, OS I~ I I ~ .", o I I . _------.--.-._._------. 8 os g '" o I 0 l(') l"qUInN ,I: 0 I;;; 0 I .S!...., c:i : co 00 00 00 00 00 / ()) ..,. ~ "i" I~ ""[BWe> J C" 0,. I ~ I '" '" I ... i~ U . /-< O! ., <=: ",' 1-'" -'w O! '3 c c 0 '" -'" Q'i:l u I If-<'" ~~ ;;; 0. ,.D'" ro 0 H ",-.. "'~ ..0:.., ... 1-<'" '" ,.D 0.. ro <=: -... ;::s I ! 5 tj u ;..J I-< Cf.J '" u ...0'" 0 ;::so. '0.. co ;J'" I- Petsom ,Varia tiell I Net .:vIales ,Variation Females : Variation j i 1901-1951 I I , '1 ______: ______L ___ _ .. ------1 ______ , 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 • __ -- , _____ 1_____ - i\ ______): ____ I !--~- -~- Town Kosh,f)["pur o 1£{)1 17549 r 9503 8046 1911 17449 ; -100 9875 +372 7574 -472 1921 2121;5-, -_]_-3836 +27742 12i6-0 +2285 9125 -'-1551 ~\ ~ 1 26730 +5445 15249 +.1089 11481 ! +2356 ! - r'35H5 I +8615 19790 +4541 15555 : --'-4074 i i 45291 +9946 25803 +6013 19488 ! +3933 i. Town Utmur Tanda 10247 5427 4820 1911 7016 -3231 3775 - 1652 3241 ~1579 1921 I 8162 +1346 -390 4422 +647 3940 +699 1931 9510 +1148 50S5 +663 +425 +4-85 1941 12734 +3224 6819 + 1714 i 5915 +149lJ 1951 9&57 -2877 5214 -lfl05 4-643 --1272 fOWI1 HadaD" 7 JC1-' 1S1lli 60)~· 30 2 " ~ -' - _\ 1911 5395! --(l1() 2916 -156 2479 '-454 1921 5203 -190 -12EO 273& -18(1 -10 1931 5971 +i66 3242 2729 +260 141 640 +446 3381 .-139 3036 ..:...3ni 1951 4725 -', --1691. 2511 -870 221+ : -822 Town Ga:::hsh.mkar 19J 1 5 3 :lO&S 2735 1911 4923 -8BO 2601 -467 232.2 -4-13 inl -:;08 1931 5561 2883 267 1941 6B85 +1324 3760 +877 3125 -l--H7 1931 5495 -1390 I 2901 -859 2594 -531 Note;-Popu]ation ~O! 1?.:::1 is t_::lt available. xvii A.-IV Towns Classified by Population 'vitb Variation. Since 1901- Contd. ' j Net.· Towns t Persons Variation Vatiation Males VII;Tia- j Females V~ia- .€ I 11901-1951 bon ' tlon Q I ~1----2- -3:"-~_1 S=_6-~·· 7=1=8= 9= TownMIANI ! 0~ I 'I' 1901 ffi 6118 3204 2914 1911 ;; 4870 -1248 25461 -658 I 2324 -590 ~ I 1921 '1:j -1599 I C r 1931 ~ 5125 2697 I 24n. I I 1941 6051 I +926 33291 +632 1.722 +294 1951 4519 -1532 2239 -1090 2280 I -442 Not~ :-Population for 1921 is not avaiable. ro>\-n ANANDP'UR 1901 5028 2&64 216+ 1911 4041 . -987· 2335 -529 1706 -4Sf! Int -762 193t \941 1951 4266 2377 1889 Note :--Popullltion for 1921, 1931 and 1941 is not avaiable. Town DASUYA 1901 6404- 3322 30R2 1911 3597 -2807 : 1944 -1378 • 1653 -1429 1921 +1491 1931 1941 9206 492ti 4286 I I 1951 r 7895 1 -1311 I 4103 -817 r 3792 -494- Note :~PoPlilation f{)r 1921 aner 1931 is not avaianle. Town UNA I 1901 1911 1921 +661 1931 4398 2386 2012 . 1941 5394 +9[16 3058 +672 2336 -~- 324- 1951 $407 +13 2955 -103 2452 +116 NotB;- Population for 1911 Bnd 1~21 is not available. .niii A.IV Towns Classified by Population with Variations 8inoo-1901 , ... I! ., \ I Towns I'~ iPersons :Variation I Net i Males I Varia- I Females, Varai- . i .!!i I I :Variation I tion i i tion ______i .::_ I __ i ___ 11901-19~1 1 ___ ! _~ ___ __ i I 123 4 5 6 7 8 9 I --- - r _. '.------I ------1-- Sh8:Ch~tali ~! I 1901 ::s ;J> ~ I 1911 'i:j . c: 1921 [oj 191} 1941 1951 2988 1617 1371 Town Gardhiwala 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 !. 30t8 1623 1395 TOWIl Hardokhanpui: , 1901 1911 1921 1931 1'941 1951 2034 1095 939 Town Mukerian 1901 1911 1921 i 1931 I 1941 I \ I ·.1%1 .... \ w)l.j ./ ..t% 3297 xix A-IV Town. Classified by Population with Variations Since 1901-(Conld). "... I Net I . '.8 Persons Variation Variation Males Varia- I Felllalea Varia- .~ I 11901_1951 tion : tion _.... ____ .r~-----_- 1---1---1------I I I i I 1 1 I 3 i 4 : 5,'. 6 i 7 i 8 9 --.~--:------.-I---I--!----- :x: o ~I To'Wn >1 JAIJON I }:O I ~ I ~1 J901 1911 1921 1931 I 1 194-1 I ! 1951 2036 . 1111 919 I j xx DISTRICT HOSHIARPUR A-V-Towns Arranged Territorially with Population by Livelihood Classess Population Livelihood Classes Non-Agricultural Classu j Persons (including dependants) Name of Penons Males Females who derive their principal Name of Distric Towns mean. of livelihocd from:- V _-Production VI-Com- other than meree I cultIvation - Males Females! Males --"" _ --_------_ "---" --I-- I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ----.------Ho~hiar Pur M.C Hoshiar Pur 45291 25803 19488 990 908 9956" M.C Urmartanda 9857 5214 4643 ~94 241 2015 > T.e I i Dasuya. 7895 4103 3792 117 I 120 1586 I T C. . Mukerian 7493 4196 3297 173 152 1450 N.A.C· Garh 5495 2901 2594 108 102 864 Shanker N.A.' C. Una 5407 2955 2452 145 I 121 916 T.C. Hari.na 4725 2511 ,I 2214 149 107 797 i T.C. ! Miani 4519 2239 2280 55 36 219 N.A.C. Anand Pur 4266 2377 1889 9"8 77 752 Sahib T.C. Gardhiwala 3018 1623 \ 1395 42 37 639 T.e. I Sham 2988 1617 1371 128 117 436 Chaurasi T.C. Jajoan 2036 1117 919 59 37 526 N.A.C. [Khanpur , 2034 1095 939 126 85 323 xxi A-V-Towns Arranged Territorially with Population by Livelihood Classes (Contd) Livelihood Classes Non-Agricultural Classes Agricultural Classes .- Person. (including dependants) who derIve 'their Principal means of livelihood from:· . IV-Non cultivating I-Ill-Cultivators. owners of. land Cultivating labour- agricultural rent ers aad their receivers and their dependants VI· Com· VIII-Other services dependants meree VU-Transpor.t and miscellaneous sources F.emalea Mlaes Females Males Females Males [Females MOl,,! F.~.l .. _------,------9 10 11 12 13 . 14 15 16 17 _------~- ---- 1402 189 t40 13461 10153 250 206 957 679 j822 139 110 1659 1410 100 146 1007 914 , 1378 24 19 1552 1565 77 62 747 648 1258 15 15 2220 1567 95 95 243 210 766 ...... 1089 994 40 41 800 691 - 833 38 44 874 734 21 27 961 693 \ 615 44 37 748 682'" 113 107 660 666 213 2 ... 260 258 124 131 1579 1642 . 674 7 ... 1238 914 15 16 267 208 S80 ...... sst 464 26 22 365 292 . 388 24 24 615 477 26 18 388 347 4.56 ...... 367 349 42 '31 123 46 298 4 3 478 426 52 43 112 84 T-ABL-ES "ISHIA1WUR DISTRICT CENSUS ~r95l. ii 0> M ..... 00 .-; "'" "'""'I 0\ 01 ,...., ~ "'"\C ao -t- ...... <0 C"I C'l t'- «') """lI"I to ~ lI"I CO ~ 0 0'> 0 11") 0'> C'> 11") \0 ' I:) N ~ ... \C C'l 0'> t- O'> -Q\ 00 -~ M .... 00 ;:::; r--. r-- '"00 -0\ M ...... ; M e<:l M ------!P""( -r-- d 00 00 0\ ~_, 0> u; 10 >Q M C1'o! ~ ~ ~ 00 00 l:- t:-- 0- ~ ao 10 0\ a> -.jO ..... C'l <0 ..,...... r-- e ~ c:r.> M l- I:) r--. 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'"...... t:: t:: ... 0 ... 0 ~ .... .~ u ... u ...... m «I .~ ::l «l ;;; ... - ... I ______~------I 00..... 00..... I I ------ U') II) N 00 o -- c::: N ..... ' ----'------_ I § ~ ------,1-_~__ I ______ ------00 o ::J: N N...... ..0o N 00 - f' H H'""' A iv TABLE D~lV-l\nGRANTS Population of District. Hoshiarpur Tahsil District. State etc. or Rural Tract. country where born. Person. I Male. Female. M F 1 2 I 3 4 5 6 A-H. Oi.trict within the 940322 496575 443747 99327 88467 State. A·II. State etc. in IndiE. 5350 2524 2826 263 620 , beyond the State. Total A. 945672 499099 446573 99590 89087 B. Countries in Asia bey- 139643 78163 61380 14856 12382 ond India, Total B. 139443 78163 61380 14856 12382 C. Countries in Europe. ... 1 1 Total C. 1 1 1 D. Countriea in Africa. 105 52 53 11 9 Total D. 105 52 53 11 9 E. Countries in America •... 6 4 2 2 Total E. 6 4 2 2 F. Countri(!,1 in Australia .... Total F. G. At Sea. Total G. Total returned 1085327 577319 508008 114458 101480 Birth plaC'e not returned: 297 112 185 75 57 Burnt dips. 6362 3201 3161 Total population. 1091986 580632 511354 14533 10157 v TABE D_:_JV -MIGRANTS , I Dasuya. Tahsil I Garh.haker Tahsil Una Tahsil Hoshiarput Tehsi Rural Tract. Rural Tract. Rural Tract. Urban Tract. \ i M F M j F M F M F \ I I 7, I 8 9 I 10 11 j 12 13 14 I ' , ' 74.665 I 82583 134176 115877 I 147965 125660 4C442 31160 I 5+7 260 444 1122 297 346 973 478 75212 82843 134620 116999 148262 12600., 41415 I 31638 I • I 1304(; 39776 19539 7123 7231 I 2970 9182 13438 ! i ! 39776 19539 7123 j 7231 2970 9182 13438 13046 I - - - - _- I - -_ - i I - - - - - _- - - - - 24 29 - - 17 15 - - 24 29 -- I - 17 15 .-- - 3 - - -- I - I , - - 3 - - _- 1 I - ------I' I, 114988 102382 141770 124259 151232 135188 54871 44699 37 128 321 587 2880 2574 '-llSS09 lQ2969 141770 124259 1512(S9 1~5316 57751 47273 VI FLY.LEAF- OF TABLE D-IV - fotal Popuplation HoshiarpuT Tahsil I _RurliI Trll,ct. , ' I i 'Person M I' I M M \ I I I - I :1 4 5 6 1 2 I I I i Within the District of enu- 71'9139 411445 377694 97220 81951 meration. ... Other District. of the State of 151183 85130 (C053 2101 6510 enum.ration. .., " Adjacent States ... 4970 2266 2704 240 5§9 ethere Stabs ... 38J 258 122 23 21 Total 945672 499099 446573 99590 89087 . P;;k18tJ.n ... 139231 77964 61267 14828 12359 B~ma ... 87 58 29 12 1:& Singapur ... 93 66 27 3 1 Hong Kong ... 3 1 2 '" 2 Malaya ... I 56 3t 25 5 7 1 Iran ... I l '" 2 ... Bhutan ." 1 1 '" 1 ... Java ... 24 15 9 3 ... Nepal ... 15 11 4 4 '" Ceylon .. , 1 ... 1 ...... China .. , 3 2 1 ...... Philipine ... 2 2 ...... j ! Fizi .. , 16 8 8 '" ... Indonesia .,. 5 I I 4 ...... I I Iraq ... 1 1 '" ... '" Tibet ... 1 1 ...... - 1 Siam ... 1 '" ... '" Goa ... I '" 1 ...... Total of Countrie. inA.ia ... 139543 713163 61380 14856 12382 Europe ... 1 I - 1 ... Africa .... 105 52 53 11 9 I I 6 4 2 2 America and Cana"a ... f ... Australia .. , ... '" ... .,. ... At Sea ...... '" .,. ... BiJ:th place not .tate .. , 297 112 185 75 57 Burnt Slip. ... 6362 3201 3161 .,. ... Total 1091986 580632 511354 114533 101537 vii FLY.LEAF OF TABLE D.IV I Disirici HoshiarpLT I'asuya Tahsil Ga~hshan kar Tahsil ) Una T"hsil Non-City Urban Rural. Tract. I Rural Tract. Rural rt"ct. I Tract M F M F M F M F I \ i I I 7 8 9 10 j 11 12 13 14- I ·1 I 32454 68360 1326"j 95460 1260~3 114374 23063 17543 42211 14223 1491 20417 21942 11286 17379 13617 " 503 219 414 lU2 260 325 849 469 44 41 30 10 37 .21 124 9 75212 82843 134620 ] 16999 148262 126906 41415 31638 39776 19539 7017 7167 2970 9182 13373 13020' 46 17 5 .5 58 21 I 23 17 3 1 12 9 3 2 4 2 -I 1 ! ·1 ... 2 1 2 8 8 1 4, 1 1 13046 39776 19539 7123 7231 2970 9182 134~8 15 U 29 17 3 37 128 288() 2574 321 58' 135316 57751 47273 115309 102969 141770 124259 151269 viii .. QO as M 00 ..0 ...... eo ~ N -:-1--;- '" I--~~~~~~-~~~~~---...... o ----r----I~--~----~--~~------~--'------~------...... ------1 N ... Q 00 - ...... N a o...... :I'" ~ I < I-~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~------\ ...... p.. i - ---,_-- IX '1') '" ::a:>-,""'''I~ :;;, ::E .. ..cl r:Q -- ;:?1 j! p., I lI') ----~------00 o .1:: I------.------~~------:::....~ 8 ..0 ao or> ~'" r "'"e ...... ------:__.... _:__--_;-=-_ •.. o ..,o M ....0= .... - N ...... - ------~----~ ~------ -___.!....--t------.------~~---~ o 'N \0"" .... <£ .... e o.... - '" - ....""" --,---,------1------. ",,12) lI') Mao"" M r- ~ ---- I------~ ------lI') 00 N o.... "'" C' • ;:?1 I ~ ---~------...., ... 00 -:-1 ~ -"" --'------';-----1------· ~-~------~ ~- ~ .t1 ~ p.~ ~ ;; ~ .=~ ... o 0..... (U 0 ___ ~ 1 __ - i ~ I ~ 1--;-1-;- -1- 0. I ~ ------_ 00 .,j< 00 M ...... ------~------,-----I co .~ ~ ;;l o 1_1 ___ _ ------A. ! ~ _1----~ I ~ - ______! ..... ~ ! ~ -1- ..... Il- I gg Oi ...o 1-<- xi D.;V, DISPLA.CED PERSON BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA. HQSHIAR PUR TAHSIL RURAL TRA:T. '1 I 19,H) 1947 I lotal I --_ --'--- / , I D Istrict· 0f Origan I I Jm, Feb. I' _Mar.. " ApJ. I M&y, ______1 p --M-'-!~_F~ !M IF: :F M I F I~I _:, M IF" F 13 14 I '2 3 4 i 5 i 6 7 I 8 ~ J 10 • II : (2 ' 1 . 15 16 I ' i -L-ah-or-e---i-~-2-7';"'_48-1 II 346 ... 1... ) I ... / ... / .. 2 I ... 1... 1 Sialkot I,2115 930, 1185 ...:...,... 5 ''', 2 '" 30 i 3 17 GUjran Wala 396 246 I ISO ... "" 4 ... ; , .. ... I ... I ... Sheikhu Pur. 7231 3'910 '13241 2 1 3 22 4 Gujrat 726 481 245 '"'"1''' ". Shah Pur 970 522 448 Jhelum 100 17 83 4 Rawa(Pindi 192 49' 143 ... i ...... , ... 2 2 1 Attock' 21 4 17 .,. II.... 4 Mian WaIf 349 179 17() ... 1 ::: 19 Montgomery 5387 2821 2566 I' 2 Lyall Pur lU107 5678 4429 "'1'"...... 2 ... 5 .:; ... J ... Jhang 397 181 216 .•. ... ::: I, .1.• , ... / 2 Mu1tan 1738 860, 878 ...... •...... 5 Der.Muzaffarga'rh Gbaii Khan!: 24880 14052 I lOB281 '... "'j'" ... I! '"1''' ... 1 ...... 1 .... ,. ·.·.·.1/ .,.... :'.. Bilochfront:er Tracti 69 I 9 I SO '" '" ...... " ..... 1 2 G1!1'das Pur 'I 201 104 97 ••...... '" 1 1 "'!'" Dadu ,I 1 '" '" :", ". Hyderabad 1/ 8 3 5 Karacl'ii 134 46 88 Nawab Shah I 24 24 Sukkur 48 1 47 ~ .. Upper Sind Frontier 312 151 161 1 Ssngb at 68' 63 Hazar;!' 31 6 25 ::: I ::: Mardan '8 I 1 7 ... i ... Pelhawer 71 24 47 2 Kahat 45 16 29 ::: i ::: Bannu 17 10 7 Deta ISillailKban 31 13 18 Quetta 46 ~6 1 Bulan 2 '} , Banawal Fur 39B 193 205 ... 1 .. , 5 1 I I i Total 32383 17344 16()39 .,. . .. l'232251n 6 i 47 j 35 137" I I I ~ii. D. V. DISPLACED PERSONS BY mSTrtIOT &j! O'RiOltifANrY DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA HOSHIAR PUR TAHSIL RURAL TRACT (Contd). 1947 1948 June July August Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. I ! .1 I 4 2 17 7 173 92 181 159 69163 :9 19 4·3 ...... 167 7 I 175 295 408 449 190 104 71 59 25 55 3 ...... I 4i ...... 4 54 3 50 7 48 127 761 3 15 2 ...... 1 ... 2 ••• 437 2 199 3 I,m 235 15::°12001410 600 112 361 16 30 1 ...... ,. 8 ...... 1 4 30 349 162 ,127 45 1 5 '" 2 ...... '" ... 2 '" 8 57 45 158 169\ ~5 149 177 18 16 10 19 ...... 47 ...... 4, 19 3 I 23 2 31 ... 2 1 4 ...... • .~ ::: ::~ i:~ i: ~.: ~: \1:i 11:: 5* .~ .: :~ ::: :~ ::: ::: ::: ::: ::: ~.~ ...... 6 691 289 10521005683 840 243 350 96 68 20 '2 "9 '4. ::: ::: 26 17 6 89 695\467125851204914981365661 396 168 30 32 5 2 1 ...... 20 .,. 67 3 51 71 48 :;9 27 1 ...... 6... 3 ...... 4 ... 66 'I'" 98 249 461 423 171 115 50 61 9 8 ... 17 1 ... .., ...... " 3 4 ~60 142 14 55 J9 26 8 11 4 Z \ ...... " ... I'" ... 18 23 4 7 4 11 1 2 I ". ... ::: .. , ...... 2 9 5 21 1 3 ... 2 ... : 13 ...... ,. ~:: ~~: :~::':;) ~ , :: I1 s~ ';i :~ i; i~ :; .~ i:~ : ::: :: :~ :l. ::: ...... ·7 ... 1 ... '" ... 14 ...... \...... '" ... .., ...... '4 5'2 ~~ 5'2 3~ 3! ~~ "2 :~ 8 I"j "i "2 ::: 2 ::: ::: ::: I ::: 3 ...... '" 2j ." 31 ... 2 ... 2 I... '" I'" ... .., ...... '" 2 4 3 19 1 2 ...... I...... I ...... 1 7 ...... '"r''' ... , ...... ::: \ ::: 1 ... 9 '" 160 6 2 35 ... I 4 ... I 2 '" ...... '" ...... 1 ... 24 4 6 ... 4...... '" ...... 2 5 2 ...... 4 3 1 1 ... , ...... '" •• , ...... 1 ... 2 9 8 9...... 1 ... 12 ...... 1 ... 25 ... 4 .. , ". ... 11'...... 3 ...... 1 ... 1 ... ',,1 ...... I ... I'" ... 39 23 59 128 I! 47 19 33 \ 16 91 6 4 ...... 3...... i 20 ... XlIl D. V, DlSPLA'JED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA HOSHIAR PUR TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. (Concld) 1948 1949 1950 April May. June July I Aug. I 1 1- i 1 1 ", i :.. ". I ", t ,., .. , .....\ ... 44 ::: \ ::: '" ::: ii' ::i . 1 ... I ... f ... ". I ... ,...... I ...... I .. , 7 ... 1 ... ::: I ::: ::: 11 ::: .. , :.:.:.1 :::. ::: ::: 8 •. ' I .. , 1 ·.. 12 26 ... I'" I ... :.:: I :::. ::1:::::::: 9 -.. I.. · ... \... :':. 1 ::: ...... , ... '''I'' ::: I ::: \ ::: .. , ::', \ ::: -:: ::: :::\::: 9 ...... : ... r ... 2 ' .. I ,.. "','" .. ': .. " , ...... ,. i 1 3 2 ... ••• ! ••• ... - .. . j ., ...... """','"1'''...... ::>:::1:: '" --,1-- .. ·1 ... 1 '" : ,., I ...... "l' ... ;, .. ... '" 1 .,. ! .. , "'1'" '" ... 2 4- ... I .. , I'" ... 4 11 9 ... 34 3 2 2 ... "'1'" ... '" 2 '" ... '" ... "'I .. xiv D. V.-DISPLACED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA. DASUYA TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. 1947 I I Total 1946 Ian. Feb. I March: April lMay District of Origin, p '--1--'--········ ~~~~~~~~~~~:M ~~~ 1 2 3 4- 5 6 71 8 / 9 10 11 12: 13 14 IS 16 I I Lahore. 1873 918 955 ... , ... Sialkot. 17347 8962 8385 GlIjranwala. : 3216 1680 1536 ::~ I ::: Sheikhupura. 8430 4751 3679 .. , I '" GlIjrat. 6352 4055 2297 ... I .:: ShahPur. 542 265 277 Rawalpindi. 44 19 25 ::: I '" Attock. 1 1 ... I '" Mianwali. 6 4- 2 ,.. I '" . Montgomery. 2175 1354 821 " ... Lyallpur. 5923 2817 3106 ::: I ::: "'1'" ]hang. 33 23 10 ... I .. · Multan. 1198 522 676 '" I ... Muzza££argarh. '24 9 15 Dera Gazi Khan. 6 6 ::: I ::: Gurdaspur. 1840 817 1023 '" I '" Hadrabad (Sind.) 191 45 146 Karachi. . 23 5 ::: I ::: I ::: ::: ::: Peahawer. 13 f! '" I ...... j..... Dera Ismail khan. 8 6 91'"2 .... Hazara. 4 4 ... '" ::: I::: ::: :::\::: Mardan. 2 2 '.' "0 •••• " •• ' Bannu. 9 6 3 -.. '" ...... ,.. Sukkur. 87 25 62 , Bahawalpur. 97 41 56 ::: ::: ::: ::r: Quetta. 4 4 ::: I::: ... ::r Totsl 49448 26358 23090 / Burnt slips. I 908 321 587 ... /... I I Grand Total I50356 26679 23677 ···1 .. xv D. V.-DISPLACED PERSONS BY DISTRIC L' OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIV AL IN INDIA. DASUYA TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. i947 1948 I June July August Sep. Oct. . Nov. : Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. I - -- -,- --- 1---1------M F M F M F M F I M I F M II F I M of M F M F M F I I I ---~------~---I------1718 19 20 21 22 23 24 \ 25 : 26 27)28 j 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 I ! ••• '" 54 45 506 448 :117 304 37 137 4 7 ••• '" 173 385 3616 3772 4230 198080 I 1097 48 1024 6'1 12~ i'j l~ i'51 ::: .. ·1 .. · 6 36 .. , ...... ••... : 214 339 611 ,611 644 282 203 191 2 77 '" ..~ I ::: ...... 380 216 1543 '1'1865 2248 674 369 384 178 205 30 132 .. , 79 3 50 ••• i 74 ••.... 310 115 2084 962 1240 781 243 235 44 110 124 77 ... 12 8 ... .. 2 ,. .. ••• .•. ••. 15 47 77 147 82 51 80 20 23 '" ...... 3 4 ... 5 11 14 5 ...... 2 ::: I ::: ::: ::: ...... '" ...... • .. I ... i '" ...... '" i "i 1"2 '" ::1: II :.:.:, ... ::: ~::!:::!::: i ::: ... .. 25' 856 33~ I 2 '" ... '" '" I ... ::: ... 247 246 1087 976 ~g~ If~~3 4~A I~M ¥~ )1 i:i 6 !195 3 3 15 ... 4 i ...... 3 4 ...... 2 I 4 ::: ::: ...... , .. . 10 3 ~ ...... 6 306 215 270 2~~ 8~ 8~ Ii 13 '" .. '" ... , ... 3 1 '2 11 2 3 2 ...... '" ... 6 '" ...... '" ...... 200 312 41 32 , ...... 4 ... 552 585 17 53 3 37 I...... '" ... .. , .. .' 16 29 ...... '" .., ...'" ...... 2 fg 7~ ..~ I :.~ ...... ::: ::: I ::: ::: 2 ...... , .... 2 9 2 ... I .. . 3 2 1 , .. . • •• i , ••• 0 •• ... ,., .. "'1 3 1 1 1 ou I ... 2 I 3 3 ••• I '0' 1 ... , '0' •• 3 2 6 22 11 31 1 6 I 4 I 23 4 2 ... 1 ." ...... 1 1 15, 7 "::: I ~'.I ::: 2 ... 1 ... I .... '" ' ... , ! ...... 13921696 11170 994910637 1623624182705430 11642237 606 16 117 I 45 ' EO : 13 I 74 ... '" .,. , I '" "'I'" '" .. ' t"I"'1 I I . I ...... 1392169611170 19949\10637 \623624182705430 116421237 \606 -xvi • D. V.-DISPLNJED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL_IN INDIA. DASUYA TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. 1948 1949 ,."I "'0 ,III ------~- $ '" '"oS r i:l AprIl 1 May June July Aug. Sep. Oct. t:l NOV.]:. ::> I ------M F Mi F MI F M F M F M F M F M FMF F -.. - .. - _------~;;-; M~ --37 38 39 40 41 42 43 :r~~ 46 47 48 49 50 51 525354 ~165157 5~\~ , o I ------_-I- - -\-1- -1- -f- - ---'I -,-----f ------1----I ------1- '- -- 5 - - -- -,------ -' =-===-=C==:. 1'- I 4 - =_ = _ ~ ;,=1=/= = =_ =1_1_ -:--= -i 4 _ =: -~ =r- -_- -- 1-·· - - J_/--,-- - - 2 = =1=; - =1=I =- == -1=1=1= = ------_ ...... _1- - 15 xvii D.V. DISrLACED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA. , GARHSHANKAR TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. 1946 1947 lotal . District of Origan Jan.. Feb. Mar. ' ApI. May. --- -'--j------p M_F_\~~ M ~~~l~ ~I~~~_~ 1 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 I 8 I 9 IO f 11 12 \ 13 14 1 15 16 1 I 1 I Lahore 483 276 207''\ 1 2 - 1 - - 3 9 11 7 2 3 Sialkot 2853 1573 1280 - -. -- 4 12 29 14 69 25 49 33 GUjranwala 1742 953 789 I _ ------98 55 Sheikhupura 1898 1004 894 2 4 - - 95 33 26 5 39 I 7 11 2 Gujrat 2613 1242 1371 _ - - 31- - 68 94 - 4 25 38 Shah pore )053 563 490 _ - - - 13 5 - - - - 12 7 Jhelum 332 \_ 158 174 7 9 - - 5 7 11 14 - 5 12 22 Rawalpindi 248 163 85 2 3 I 2 - - - -' - -- 3 7 Attock 23 12 11 1 ------I 2 -- - - - Mianwali 463 301 162 3 4 I I 2 1 I 2 3 4 - 5 Montgomery 14n 812 1 660 1 2 3 f 4 - 6 72 56 - - 35 8 Lyallpur ?423 1192 1231 _ - -! - 3 1 23 59 38 25 - 13 Jhang 492 278 I 214 _ ------4 8 9 5 Multan 1892 1003! 889 i - - - - 15 29 27 18 - - \ 69 77 Muzaffargarh 9." 52 43 1_ ------8 7 Dera Ghazi Khan 98 68 30. ------Gurdaspur 687 382 305 _ - - - - - 18 9 - - 2 3 Hyderabad 25 11 14 -' - _. - - - _ _ - - - - Sukkur' 32 19 13 2 4 - _. - - - _- 1 - - - Upper Sind Frontier 2 2 _ _ - -I - 2 - - - - - _. - Hazara 158 86 72 _ ._- - \ -' - - - - 4 7 6 12 Mardan Pe.hawer 2~3 i IIi 1~~ I -21"4 = == -= = !. 10 \ ==. 12 21 Kohat 27 17 10 1 I ------6 3 Bannu 14 86--·------Dera Ismail Khan 38 21 17 2 4 ------_. - - - - -. Quetta 3 3 - - - 3 - .------Bahawalpur I 913 519 394 _ ------37 29 - - Bal uchistan (D is 35 18 17 _- - -. - .------trict not returned) ! I \ i I ! i Total • 120399 10857 ! 9512 24 36 8 11 139 94 280 239 216 i 131 359 32 I I 1 -. I ~viii D. V. DISPLACED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA GARHSHANKAR TAHSIL RURAL TRACT (Contd). 1947 1948 -~---.,------~-----I--- ~ Jun. I _:_ AUgU:_ I_:t_. __:t_. _Nov. 1 Dec. Jan. ~_F_~I~_- ~~~_F_~~_~IF ~I~:_F 17 18 ! 19 I 20 21 22 23 I 24 25 126 27 r; 29130 31 32 ---- 28 13 52 34 94 86 63 52 15 - 7- - - -- 10 16 53 12 822 614 198 179 197 161 28 99 14 108 50 - 39 16 438 470 299 168 39 65 40 15 - - - - J 88 77 157 91 142 239 23~ 188 75 95 28 72 9 42 -- 9 271 111 14 237 415 437 310 - 225 73 80 68 9 60 63 14 9 68 39 329 246 59 89 40 45 28 32 - 9 - 9 48 32 12 17 39 54 5 7 6 4 3) 2 - - t - 29 11 ·8 12 52 41 27 6 21 2 5 1 2 - 3 - 8 " 2 - - - - 15 22 164 64 22 7 19 11 22 I 5 14 4 3 _ 74 89 256 136 271 ]56 49 ; 59 35 88 10 45 - 11 ,9 442 579 468 319 147 210 48 55 - _ 4 3 1 16 1 127 52 79 98 41) 20 17 5 - --- 88 -1- 588 428 I 188 129 10 115 3 80 13 6 - - 9 12 41 11 21 9 I 6 4 2 - 2 - - - I - 7 10 29 7 4 4 2 11 2 2 I I 1 - 153 85 98 118 171 ~o ~ 5634 :, =- _--= 1 5 8 2 2 4 4 ___ 1 __ _ 7 5 8 4 I - :~ --1------I - 13, 22 24 17 25 12 10 2'- -_J ___4---- - 1 2 3 1 4 :l 3 3 4 -1- 35 46 62 4 22 2 - - 2 __ - -___ - iI -_ -_ --_ _- 34 3 3 2 4 2 I 2 2 3 4 2 2 1 - - - - I _._ _ _ - 33 1 2_'~1_-- 5 4 3 5 5 - - - -1-1- - - 81 16 152 196 8f! 149 112 - 40 _. I 9' -- .. -- -- 6 5 9 10 3 ',-I--I-T - -- I 1 i I 794 381 630 516 4147 3792 2593 2009 844 1073439 569 145 223 122 95 XIX D. V. DISPLACED PER.SONS BY DISl'RLCl' OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA GARHSHANKAR TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. (Coneld) . 1948 ,i I 48 7 2 - I - 11 8 3 5 8 1 10 2 :1 7 3 ; 7 - 4 2 - I 1 - i - i 3 5 , 5 I 2 i - I - I =1I ~: I - I -- - I - I ! - I - 4 78 32 10 HI 12 7 3 xX D. V.-DISPLAOED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA. UNA TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. 1947 I i \: , Total 1946 I Jan. Feb. I March I April May District of Origin. I~ __ ~~, -- i __ -- 1___ ,---- 1------ -'--"------11~2 _M_~::-_ ~ _F 11_j~ I~ ~ I~jl~ i~ ~: ~ I . 3 4. 5 6 ;1 8 9 10 II 12: 13 14 15 16 Lahore 761 499 262 2 6 ... 1... '" .. , 3 ...... \ ••...• '.:'. ..~ ...•.. Sialkot 348 304 44 ... I...... 2 '" I Gujranwalll 88 78 10 ... I ... 5 ...... '" ...... 3 3 ... Sheikhupura 278 26 252 ... I .. · "...... '" .. . 1 ... '" Gujrat 246 246 ••• 1 ...... I .. 10 ... I Shahpur 179 79 100 "'1 '" •.. '" ...... Ihelum 35 35 ... I... " 'f •••••••••• '" •••••• Rawalpindi 270 10 260 ... 1 ...... '" ... '" ...... '0' I Attock 178 178 .,. I'" ...... '" ....., ...... Mianwali 96 96 ... I .. · ... ·.. 1··· ...... '" ... \1c.n:gomery 770 440 330 ... :... 2 ... I...... • .. 1 5 '" ... Lyallpur 539 262 277 ..• I '" 2 2 ... 2 1 ...... 4 ... Jhang 8 8 '" I ... '" ...... '" ... '" I Multan 500 317 189 ... I '" ...... '" ...... " . 4 2 2 Muzaffargarh 173 ]21 52 ... ,I...... '" ...... 14 '" 18 Dera Gazi Khan 81 81 ... I'" ...... "'1 3 ... Hazara 126 48 78 ... :...... '" ... 2 ... Peshawar 163 86 77 ... ,...... I...... '" ...... '" Kohat 8 8 ... ,I ... '" ••••••• 0' •••••• '0 ••••••• '0. Dera IsmalJ Khan 36 36 ... I'", ...... i ...... I ...... Quetta 11 Jl ... I'" ...... 3 ...... Bhawalpur 1327 831 496 ... , ...... , ...... I Hyderabad (Sindh 199 149 50 ... I'" ... '" ...... 5 '" ...... Grand Total 6426 3914 2512 ... I ... 9 2 3 . 2 1 ... 17 27 24 27 I XXI D. V.--DISPL~CED PERSONS BY DlST"RIC l'-OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN I~DIA. UNA TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. (Contd). 1947 ! 1948 ------.----~- -_ -- I. Ii: i June July I August Sep. Oct. I Nov I Dec. I Jan. Feb. Mar. M F ~;~I~F ~ ~I~i-M-~ M F~ MiF :'--;-1 -;;:-;I~;I~~ 1;-;-i~;;1-2;1-;!2~ ~ 1-; ~-;~ ;,-r:.- ... I 9 14 21 186• 145!1 273 I 171I 10 I 7'" 7 47 I 3 I 7 I,i ... I 2 ... 1,...\ . .. I I 125 !! IIi ... 1... 148 7 1 III 23 i 17! 6 5 I .. • 3! ... I .. · ...... i'" ...... 2 3 ... 36 5 I 20 I'" 9 ... i ... ' ... I...... 1 ... 4 .~ 1::0: I' :1 1'~2' :1 :, ".'1,: I ~.2 ,:: 2~ : 11~ : .' i.. , ::: .~ I ::: :: ... 45. 41 I 33 13 ... ! 12 :... 10:... 1 .•• I 1 .. , ... .•. .. ' I i .•. t 1 ... I}'· ... 11 .. ) ... j ... i...... ••• ...... 25 Sil60 5,"'7 ... 12 ... 6.... 5 I... 5 ...... I i I' ...... 35 t .. 1113 I ... 19 ... 8 ...' 3 I ...... '" I ... • .. ...... 35.... I 48 I.. 2 ',.. 4 ... 2 \ ... j 1 I ... '1, ... I 3 '" 4 ... 6 .... 173 227 1183 58 \ 51 ~ 23 I 9: 7 i 8 I 5 tIt 5 2 i...... 157 1) 3 21 48 160 i 18144 147 I ;; 121 I! ... 1 ... I .... I I .. · ...... .~ .~ .; :: I,;; ~; i ,: ;0: :: ..; :;0' 8:·~;·;' ;: ..; I ::. i: ::'; 1 I I i I I ' ... ,i ...... 13 5 7 90 ... I 15 .. i 'll ' ...... I '" i : . , .. : ... ~ ... I ...... I .. ... 25 .... I 5Z .. ii' I...... '... I...... I i ... IS" 7 3 18 45 I 17 1:1 I'" 3 4 ...... '" ...... t...... I ... ...... 4 ... 44 48 134 17 . 4 8.. 4 I'" ... i • .. 1...... I ...... 4' I 4 ...... i...... : ...... I...... I· .. , I ...... 24 " \12 ... '...... I .•• ...... i ... I...... ,'" 1 ...... 1,1 ... 4 .. 12 ... I· ...... 16 ... 609 1391 138 62 ~ 30 20 29 18 ..~ .~ ::: ::: l"~ :::; ::.1 ::: ...... 3 ... 78 6! 4 8 2 ... 54126 , i 16 72 71 109 1958 1507 1437]364 I 228 193 6 3 xXIi D. V.-DISPLACED PERSONS BY DIS rRICT .OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA., UNA TAHSIL RURAL TRACT. (Contd). 1948 {9S0 ------._.- -_ ---_.-----_.. _--...... ,.-- L" \ NOV.' I, Apfll May June July Aug. Sep. Oct. M F M F M F M F/M F ... F I~ F _~ ~ M _.._ M F ~ ~ ------~37 38 39 40 -41 "-"1- ••• -0 ••••••• ••• 1 ... ••• ••• • 0' .0 • .0' ••• '0· ' •• ... I... ~ .... , '" I I ••. i'" ... I'" .. , I '" ... I •• , ···1···I I _.f.:. i ••• ••• I ••• I,' ... I, ... .0' ••••••' ••• '" I ... , ... I ... ' ••• I ••• i ... j ••• '" ••.••• , ••• I I I I I . I '... ••• • •• i ... J... . ••• [... • •.••.••.•• , ••• ~~. I ::: ... ::: I) ::: I ::. i ••• "'1'" , ... I ••• 1 ... 1 ... I..... ,'" ••• I...... ill I ... : .... ! u • '" ; ... i...... 1"'1'" :...... ' ... "'1'" I'" ~.. 1 ••• , ••• ... ' ... i...... ••• ••• .J. '" ' ...•• °1··· ••• I , .0 .,. i ••• ••• : l •• , •• •.. I .. · '",''' ...1"'1'". i ...... J '" ••• I ••• I 1 I ..": I...... "'1\ '" , ." I "'1 ... I'" I ' '" i I ... ! ... I .. . ••. i·" •• ,. ••• • •• I ... I ••• I ... I .. ·1··· "'j'" ,', ...... '" r ...... /: ...... i··· ...... ; .. . I ...... i '" I ... :...... I ! I ... i ...... r .. : /...... ::: '::: ! ::: '" I,' ••• 1 '" l ::: ...... I •.....••• f ••• ... . •• 1.. · .. ••• ~ .. : Iii I : I ,;;) .• ... [ ...... ; ... , ...... I 2 ~ ...... '"1''' \...... : :: I::: ::: r: ' ... .., I'" ...... 1 7 ... ) ii' ) ...... ' )!.Jiiii D. V.-DISPLACED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARHIVAL IN INDIA. DISTRICT HOSHIARPUR NON-C:ITY URBt\N TRACT. 1047 District of Origip.. Lahore 2915 1533 1382 3 , .. . 8 61 I 4 12 Sheikhupura 3555 1959 i 1596 ... I ...... I 2 ..~ I.~ 2~ I ~~ Lyallpur 4130 2101 2029 2 2 18 5 Jhelum 41.0 246 j 164 1 i ." i .. ~ I.~ '" I 1 Sislkot 4896 2463 2433 ... ! 24 Multan 1859 1048 811, ::: I::: 3 6 5: 2 Montgomery 2072 1222 0\' 850! 2 4 1 6 4) 7 Mianwali 1132 579 553 i ... 1 4 1 14 14 10 Gujranwala 1519 788 I 731 I"" 3 3 1 4 4 2 6 Rawalpindi 868 506 362 ...... I )' ... 6 13 13 5 9 Gujrat 2169 904 i 1265 ) ... i 1 "0 '" 5 9 Jhang 1497 917, 580 0 .. . 2 6 2 2 2 2 Shahpore I la10 I 717 I 593 I '" 2 2 iii .,. I 9 4- 7 7 3' 4 Attock I 4:9 I 254 I 175, ... Muzafiarga£h 625 442 I 183 i ... I'" i ... ) ... '0, '!II •.. 1 Gurdaspur(shakergar 1009' 538 I 471 '" ·.. '" i eo • Bahawalpur 101, 59 i 42! ... .. I:::! ::: I ." ... ' 3 2 Karachi ' 105: 55 50 I" ... I ... , ... ! '" Upper Sindh frontier) 86! :,8 i 48 I '" I '" " 1 Sanghar (Sindh) I 3 i 3'... I .. · ... '.. . .. I '" 1 Hyderabad (Sindh) 6 " 5 1 i'" '" I ...... I '" Sukkur (5indh) 41 21! 70 2, 3 3 Peshawar 1110' 54 S6 ... I ... 2 4 Dera Gazi Khan 2~6 III ~ 115 I 2 2 ... I '" 1 I Dera Ismai) khan 1341' 84 I 50 6 10 1 Quetta 257 196: 61 I'"... "'!'" 1 ..~ I .. ~ 1 Hazara I 46 40 , 6 I ... 3 Bannu· 198 I 91' 107 5 2 '61 ::: 2 5 Kabat 89 I 23 66 i .. ' : .. i ... : 5 ... 1 Mardan 102 0 70 32 ,.. ... 5) ::. i." 5 3 10 Baluchistan I 3 I 3 '" I"'!'" Loralai(Baruchistanll 1 1...... '" '''1' '" ' .. . Eest Fengal ; 41 3 1 i ... 1 ... ' ...... ! '" Total '31917 IJ7084 ,148331... 7, 6 20 I 11 18 i 27 46 72: 66 101 92 I Burnt Slip 5454 ) 28RO , 2574 I 'I Gund T... l 37371 i":64 117407 , i I ,,.,iv D V. DISPLACED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OB~ ORIaIN AND DATE OF AltRIVAL lN INDIA DISTRICT HOSHIARPUR NO~-ClTY URBAN TRAcr (Contd). 1947 1948 ------,---- June July I August f Sept. I Oct. Nov. I Dec. Jan. Feb. March M F M - F M F !M ,.:I~ I~}! F M I F M I .- ~ I ;- M i F 17 18119 20 21 22; 23 I 24 25 [ 26/27 28 29: 30 31 I 32 33 34 j 35 ) 36 96' 55 14 3071[819 567 1431 bos I 99 I 98 I 26 i 5\141 2 i...... 1 ... 1 ... ; .. · ~ 10 I 36 86 364 274 '1188(948 ,268 222[62 \ 42 I 15 9 I II 7 ... 1 i...... 1 36 19 87 1I9 309 556 1806 751 1628 431 ]65 123 143 I 2 I 5 1 1 1 ... ', ...... 22 7 8 231' 56 34175 1 58 40 20 32 17 10 ... I' 3 2 ... 1...... I '" 11 127 33 197 796 632 1016')966 1385 1325 l24 77 46 47' 22 17 3 2 11 1 ... 10 15 159 31' 210 167 287 359 )198 147 159 69. 10 ]0 7 4 ...... I •..... 20 15 27 55 450 238 1326 ,285 ,244 1 91 S1 29 98 1 5 40 9 110 39 131 104 1181278 1]34 58 1\0 31 77 3 '" 27 19, 60 98 227 129 r371 353165 8u 30 19 2 5 5 ••• I ••• 2 52 13 104 194 52/206 1 64 58 42 10 11 4 }. 9 4 12 15 131 92 546 1064188 58 7 16 3 5 4 13 46 24[288 197 4521163 • 59 68 88 3:1 7 18 15 IS 25 48 97 202 14+ 1240 181 I H 95 72 34 I4 14 4 1 2 27[10 52 152 1 44 36 'I 24 25 14 8 3 2 ::: I ::: 1 3 4 1 69 11 64! 59 i181 ,51 42 52 80 6 '" 1 ... 3 7 180 160 1206 1.179 ,llG I' 90 30 28 3 2 3 2 4 2 4 .. , [ 25. 24 'I 7, 5 4 6 I 11 3 7 9, 11 15 117 ; 19: 5 I 3 11 4 1 2 3 1 6 15 1~ 1 21 !I 16 , ..~ I 1 I 1, 1 3 2 I 4 7 i 5 2 10 2 4 t 2 9 23 15 10 10.1 4 II 2 2 3 3 13 9 27 20 20 13 . 19 21 45 31 5 4 I .. . 1 19 5 1 18 10 1 12 Z ; 23 3 2 1 i .. . 2 4 8 46 25 1135 18 10 1 .? 1 5 I) I 13 2 3 I 5 ... 6 .3 '41 ::: i ::: n 3 23 25 17 :l8 17 4 n 1 13, 3)' .. . 5 4 5 4 31 7 15 2 '" 3 .. . 25 10 15 1 3 '2 1:3 "i 16 3 '...... 1 2 .. ·1 ...... , ... I'" ... .., I 1 I ' ...... ::: I ::: i ::: ... ,... '" '"1''' 1 ... 1 ... , .. I 1, .... I 1 , " I I 1 'ii , !: 1 I 337 i464 IS46 11Z9i4664i3694"671 2916197311062('47 1486 \149 : 40 44 11 I011li17 , 1 '\ : 1 ' , ! 1 I I I ••• I ... '" ! ... I .. I ... I ... : .. , I ... , '" ... I... ..·I .. · ... ·!... · I, 1 I' 1 ' ' ' , , I: 1 I I I ' : I I i I l xXv D. V.-DISPLACED PERSONS BY DISI'RlCT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN lNDIA. DISTRIC r HOSHIARPUR NON·CITY URBAN TRACT. (Contd). 1948 1949 1950 -1-/- -- -, 2 i- -:--1-- - ~I- - - -,--1- - -=1=5 -I - i - I = --1- - I -- _1 __ ,. , - -- - - =i=_ i_ - -1- =I ~ - - _ -- - )-1- - - : - - - - I ------.. I-I - - 1- - 1 ------, -- - -. =- 1--1= 1 ~ I-I ------, - - -1-1--: _. -' - - - -_ I I I ' I I I I , 1 12 . - 14 i I 10 I 37 10 -- 16 3 I 61- 7 - 1 ------2 i I I 1 I i 1 I I I I I i I I I I I I I , 1 , , 1 1 I ) 1 \ t I I I I XXVI D.V. DISI'LAOEP PEnSONS BY DISTH,10T OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF AIUU \' AI. tN INDIA. To'TAL DISTRICT HOSH1ARPUR. W46 1947 lotal District of Origan Ian. Feb, Mar. ApI. MliY, : -~ ~ i ------ ______I_~ I ~ _F_ \ "-I ~'M I F_ MI '-,_:_i _" 'M~ F, "'_ ~ 10 13 1 1 2 1 3 , 4 I 5 .1 6 7 i 8 I 91 i II 12 1 14[15 16 Lahore 24 20 16~5913707 I 315211![ 5 I 1 I 9 \ 9 I 1 7121 18 I 13 I 1 Sialkot .27559 14232 13327 ...... l' 4 I 17 29 16 69 57 54 1 74 Gujranwala 6961 374.i 18216 3 5 3 ... i 5 ... I 5 7 1103 i 61 Sheikhupura 21392 '11730 9662 2 I 4 93 I 36 28 I 6 43 18 I 36 I 6 Gujrat 12106 6928 5178 .. , 1 1 3 .. ;!... 68 I \)4 1 4 1140 I 40 Shahpore 5 4054 214611908 "7' II "9' 1, .!. 12 ... , 21 1 ... 21. '8 Jhelum 877 421 456 5 12 15 ... 5, 12 I 23 Rawalpindi 1622 747 I 875. 2 1 3 3. .. I 1 6, 13 15 I 10 ! 17 Attock 652 449 203 I ,t . '4' 4 5 9 7 3 4 i Mianwali 2046 1159 887, 1 3 2 5 3 17 18 I ••• : 15 Montgomery 11876 66491 <;227 I i 2 5 6 6 72 60 2 11 I 58 17 Lyallput 23122 12050 11072 ... I 2 4 5 5 29 18 39 31, 18 19 Jhang 2427 1407 1 1020 2 6 3 6 10' 11 7 Multan 7193 3750 3443 ... 1 15 29 27 18 7 6 I 76 86 Muzaffargarh 116.5 764 401 ... I 14 i !l I 25 Dera Gazi khcn 501 328 173 3 2 .:.:'.'1 ::1: I 1: 3, 1 Biloch (Frontier 59 9 50 ... I :., I· ... I 2 Gurdaspur 3737 1841. 1896 18 9 1 I '" :l 3 Dadu 1 1 : 1 ...... I I Hyderahad (SinJ) 429 213' 210 ... I 5 i Karachi 262 II (j' 143 ..! ... j Nawab Shah 24 24 I r ••• • .. 1 ... . Sukkur ! 208 6(;' 142. 2 4, ]1 ., '" 1 1 Upper Sind Frontier:' 400 191 209 I ... i, 3 1 66 Sanl(har ! 66 '" 1 Hazara 31,;' 184 181 I '" I 3 4 7 8 , 12 Mardan I3~ 8:.' 5:? 5 ••. ! 5 3 I 10 Pesh Dwar 620 180 340 2 4 2 9 1.,"' 2 16 I 24 Kohat 169 64 105; ,., .5 7 I 3 Bannll ?3,'i 115 I 12:'~ S 2 6 Dera Iomail Khan 247 ]60, 87 , 2 ± 6 5 5 Ig I r Quetta I 321 260 I 6] I 3 3 Buhn 2 2 Bahawalpur 28:16 !ot:l 'I 11')3 40 34 3 Rauchistal1 :,8 2 i I 17 I Lorala i .:./ ::: I East Bengal ! :~ 1 .. 1 I . 1 i I I Total 140573(75557 165016 , 24 43124 35 156 1136 313 296 Jt I I,,; is:; 1'82 Slips Burnt , , ' cue to fite 6~62 ' 3201 . 3161 I I I ! I G. Total 146935178758] I68177 ; i X:-~Vll D. V. DISPLACED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DA1 E OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA TOTAL DISTRICT HOSHIARPUR (Contd), 10,,7 1948 J"~' I-~"J' 1 A,,"", i -S," _O"J_N"~ Do< J", ~:'__ :: M,FIMiF MIFIMIIF(MIFMjFMIF MIF M F MjF ~; ~ il~I~:~ I~ I 23 !~I 25 , 26-i-;;-12~ r~;:-; l~i~l~i-;; ~!~ 1 I I!, I I 1 j;j I ! 305 73 78 15 1 ;;- B38 '1'1265 i 837 \ 230 1 1 j 21 1 8"6'12143" 6"6·1 10 21 31]'-n-II-15-1-14':-'I~77811 ,266 595 5556 5320 5977 :15t;5 1596 117041277~I' ,1264 146 333 2"8~'1 ~'."2'" 66 41!331 1440 1362 1222 1382 ! 930 I 392 345 87 '113 S \ 41 '" 5 I 1 I'" 638 80 \773 403 3314 2769 5201 \'3843 in 23 13281381 1690 ',,} 221 9 I 99 3 69 :!80 327 145 2637 1499 2606 2317 563 563 128 )21 I 1197 93 60 I 79 : 11 /) 2 29 46 [117 117t 680 553 637, 534 ! 300 381 297 !1I7 I 30 .14 19' 10 ... 47 70 50' 20 152 99 118 I 81' 89 i 48 55 3"5 i 21 ! I I 4 4 I 2 I 8 I 33 63 126 145 258 2681274 I 199 92 112 I 18 I 26 I 6 7 :J I 5'... ". I I 1 1 I I " , '" 6: 4i ~g. ~8 ,3!~ 1~~ ;~~! 4g~ 2~~ 1 ~~ ~~ !i ~~ ~ 2 6 24 IS 1107 i175 12426\1321 \2238 11833 1,1088 ,'1145,366 474 213 119 2~ 1 }'3 I 17 4 4 81 63 :343 1485 2581 2738 4914 4410 '2803 :2353950 16991 ,218 227 44! 12 I 19 1 4 13 681 1 !O7 1 41R 1 3031617 I 316 17011151110 38\ 7 18 I 6:." I a 3 1 20 1(6 J7 ,234 1337 11294'1199 1m :I061 1468 1399 :24~ 221 1 38 36 1 t 1 19 I 10 9 I ." 10 28: 1 3 ! n J 87: 81 I 129 88 2S 1 i 73 ' 72 I 60 I! U~ 10 '.', " 1 ••. '" I ... 7 Iii I 7 I 19 81 I 49 luR: 21. 44 I 27 58 33 8 4 1 '" "'1'" '" ::: 7 8 91~ 89~ 1563 16i:~ ! 7.0! i18~ ili'o 12~ 1'6 j~ ··s: i'sl ::: :::'''~ I~ ~ i! ~.~ l~'~ i ~~ i~ i ~i I 2~ '~:'~ ..~ 2 :::: 3 ." ) i 3!, 1 2 -. 1 2 .. '" ...... " 5 15 21 25 60 68 49 44 I 6 7: 10 :J 1 8 ". I '" .. ,' I 3 4 27 13, 20 1 2 f 2: 3 I lli 3 ",!" , '" 38 36 53 71 82, 94 I 58 33 i 12 54 i 2 '8 2 5 ". I' .. , ... 2 a 7 8 12 57 I 18 19 8 I 4 3 , '" 22\ Ii 26 0] 21: 46 "3 7 '9 I 4 4 14 3 ::: I ::: ". 19 lO 5 46 1;; 34 1 J4. JR 13:]0 '1 1 J 2 I ". : ,,' 2 1 4 8 49 ~5 167; 18 16,:3: ... 1 5 11 ." I" I' 3 "81 "2 ;10'2 j'6 8{8 I 63'4 3;)7 :151; 19~! 69 II); i 53 31 I4 'i.l·;i 1 '3: '3 4 ... ' '" I 6 I 5 10' 10 .' .2 I "', '"... i '" . I -. , ". . 1 : ':, :.. I[ .:: i II.. I ::: I ::: I:' ",: ::: I ," I ':: ::. I ",,, " ". I I ,I I '" : Iii I I I I I 1 I I, I 1636 1131 ?OOS ,38:\1 '2531 [21038 23655 219031101311954813495[43501286112677279301 155 :)58 i 6U'l l13 1 ! I I \ I I I I' \ I I I I 1 I XXVlll D. V. DISPLACED PERSONS BY DISTRICT OF ORIGIN AND DATE OF ARRIVAL IN INDIA TOTAL DISTRICT HOSHIARPUR (Concld) 1!l48 I I \1949 1 1950 ~ __~ __~______:__ I : 1 I Apdl M"., 1","'_ i_::_ A"gt s;P. 0". N:,. ~I_II_ M F M F M iF: M F M F·M F M F M F M F M F M F ;--; -; ~ ;I~;-; :-l~ -: :- ~ -: ~ ~~ ~-: ~;6)~;; 1 - - - 54 6 7 4- 6 - ----/- - I - 1 3 -~ 3 3 2 - =- ===1 5 2 4 - ! -- - ====1- I 7 ====1- 10 6 - - ---\-~ ------1- 5 7 3 - 7 2 4 1 5 7 8 5 - 1 10 1 i- ====1 .. 12 - .- 3 26 7 5 - \ - =--- -=-==1--- -1-- I - ~ 9 - ~- - I - - I - 4 - I - -; ==~I= - \ .- - : --- -- I --=- 1 - I -- - == ==1- 9 - I - - -+ - 2 I ~ -1-- - -: - .. i 5 --' _ - :- ::: --1-- 1 3 2 -:- - -- ,I - - ~ -- - " - - .. - - _ - ~- - - i I \ i 7 I - -- I - -.:- - 3 , - ___, \ - - - 2 I 1 - - _. - I -- 4 4 ------~~ I, --! -I~- ===[=--,\- - i -:- -_ - - -- - I - - - - - _. - - I - I ------i - =i=-I= 1 I-I I I I 96 56 28 \ 14- 13 14 41 19 5 8 7 I' - 2 - ... ----- J I I xxix IN I ~ I ~ I I ~ ,.., I ~ ~~- -~------I I ., I i ~ I ~ ------~---- I ~ ----~--:------! I ~ I I ~ ~ .... 0 01· ...... ::Sill t:t:'3 ...... A "0 <->p", ~ - II) xxx o M ~ Ol N ... OJa.; ~ I ...... :;:! ... IJ :I----:------______.-. ___ _ ~D ~ j '" ~:2 ~ ~ ~ a- ~ N ." ~ ~ ·----+---T---l--'-~-- ~--____.. ______.. ______... __::~::__ r ~ --;---11------_·_------__->-- ______o ~ ...... I M ...N -.... N ."..... a N ----i----~------_ ... M...... • Ol ~ ------...... ------... ------1... -~ N QI u t ~o U xx\i a- a- <~ a- 00 ..;< .... ~ .~ r-i • a- I' ... 00 ~co'" ~ I OCJ 1- ~ .....'" -0 « ....::l '" I-- f-;" .... '" I---~ 00 "" ~:;~ ..... -0 ...... N ..... ~ N 00 M II '";::: -0 ~uU ~ -0 00 < '" U) Il!! '" ---~---- .--~------"" 1-' or, .,., !::; I'- I'- 0 0-1 .... M 0" ~ -.c- a, M '" '"~ '"::l •. ....'" '" U) M < f '" ... '" ------~- - ~~-----~~-~- -~--- ~ ~~~~-- -::l ..III ro-- ::l u co M N'" ..... 00 a- <:0 M U) P:: '""") a- <'I U) 1'-- "aU ::s eo l- eo 0-1 "" M 2: ..... a- ...... < i --0 - -~-~-~-.-- ~- --. C/J 0 00 .... M .... a- co M C' ::c I'- ..... N ..... to- ...... '" 0 < -0 -0 ...... '" f-< I_~L:_ ~---.--~- _ _---_ _-_---- - ..... 0 00 M ..... ~ a- 00 M .. 00 00 . < .... M '" "" ;::;"'" 0 ::s ... ~ '" 00 "'Z .... ;t;) ..... '" I ------_--- "" 1:> 00 " ~- ,.. ." ,..,.... "0- '" <:0 "1- ~ ...'" '<1' i:l <'I <:D"" '" '" a- ' ai ., .,u "0 C .; " u u ~ .~ on "0 :;: ~ " 0'" ... '"U til ...'" 0 ;- C/J ...."' k .. 0 os ...... '"t:: " ...w .8_ ....S .S .. III.. ca "0 Q) '" .... u 0 ai ... .S co .Qo ol ::l ..<:: ... ::: ,_, >, ai .. u .S .. .S u "0 II> "0 tic ::I to I:tl ai '" Q) :l Qj .. ... t;j '3 '" t:: .. wi ... u '" :; .S U ca ::a EI •::I ~ :E c u s ,_; .. '" '6 .. <.. 'Q,'" .. :a t OJ .. ca .~ B s 'lIII .. • .. 0 'fJ .~ '" • ..'"d '"... el c: • " 0 0-1 ~ ::s .... I.!l Q. ~ I%l <: !:> u 0-1" ::s 0 f-< xxxii E· . I N -., ~ ;::I OJ N ....U .,.. 1 ~ ... 10 00 ...... 10 .. , o It') .... <0 ------1 ~ ....'0 I .... 00.... '"M 1-----'---1<------I -_- ~ U .,L': '" '"...o .; "" ~ ..l" o TABLES "E" SERIES HOSHIARPUR DISTRICT CENSUS 1951. ii E:-SUM~1ARY FlGRES BY DISTRICT, 1 Population : Percentall'!._!ariation I, l-_,-. - '--__ --,-_1 ______ N alf.e of Tract I Area jn I ~q, miles I 1%[ I l/"": I :'g ------I , --1-' ------Pe:50ns Males IFemnJes Persons I ---~-'--l I --1_--1--- I 2 I 3 I 5 6 I 7 8 ------~1~--- , I, ' J Ho~hiar.PUl Iahail] ;5(i,lt2±r, • .n!iO,70 ' _114ii33 1101537 _fW,198S __: +1~'S5 -26'00 J NOTE :-The total of columns n, 13, 15,17,19,21. 23, and 25. does with cc]umn 5 for (Rurnl) population of Dasuya Tahsil, f.nd 48687 ft>m f Ies "'ere de stJ oyed on account fire of and 5+817 maJe~ and 48687 females w[il be flind in column 4 and III E:-SUMMARY FIGURES BY DISTRICT Denlity Livelihood Classes :------INo;-agI1. t; '"0 (1) .ti ...... ~ ~'\j ~ '=:...0 V 'U I::: 'OIl- ~ V ~ -0 i -0 4.,1 ~ ~ 1951 1941. -a'S-'3'<; ~~~;l. ::s1!~-;::~;: ~ ~ ::>.02 '" ~ i 0 ='S"2 ~ ",! 8 o..c:;.~ u.,..<:: E ~'a;;:; y ",..<::';0 ;; ·iii r:: I ~ 'oil: Po I Z ~ ",.~ .., ct! ~i '7 r:: ... ~ ...:. tl ~ 0..<:: " 0-< l3 ~ 8 :;..<:: ~ :::::: Q ... ~ > > ~ .t:'_ c '" 0" > .S ::s ==i I M.I .. f~:~" :'19 t'm:l"i;'I'~!~I;:-1 ::I~:< :1~lI:- ';:"- 9 10: 11 I~ 13, 14 : 15'! 16 I 17 18 i l!) 20 379'771 51321' 37820 32605 i 19706 168544 i 7272 (i:l-11 365l 3694 (116983 114757 446'83 502'05 18079 15874 I 21367 19227. 5811 4994 2077 2170 4343 i 3870 i i 525'48 558'32 67994 58358 I 16211 14519 15853 1:3682 4533 4563! l4332 :12465 419'9 I 407'91 106293 99118 ]0082 8973 : 9J71 • 7670 2591 1 3130 I 3837 : 3001 I : I .. I \ 439'391488'96 230186 205955 67366, [)9563 138107 32687 12852(13557 1139495134092 557]"48 4356'45 2904 2330 4424 4180 I 881 610 981 I 945 2484 2140 I - iii 1 1 \ 5577'48 4356'45 2204 2330 4424 4180! 881 610 981 I 945 i 2484 i 2140 i 48,2'108 521'U 233090 208285 71790 1 63743 :38988 33297 ,'383;3 11450:? ,419i9 j3G::m 1 i - f I 379'77 513'21 37820 32605 19706 16844 I 7272 6341 3651 3694 16983 14756 20958'8415076'53 1206 287 i 1048 918 'I 228 163 467 3% 1435 1254 446'83 502'05 18079 ]5874 21367 19227 1 5811 4994 2077 2170 4343 3870 2588'17 243400 493 465 2766 2705 317 244 396 434 639 549 525'48 558'32 67994 38358 16211 14519 \158$3 13682 4f.33 4563 14332 12465 2275'22 2080'04 154 108 546 492 223 137 82 72 167 139 419'9 407'91 106293 99118 10082 . 8973 ! 9171 7670 2591 3130 ,,8:"17 3001 1 1051 770 64 I 65 I 113 66 36 43 243. 198 ! 230186 205955 I' 12852 13557 39495 34092 673611 59563 ,38107 32687 'I I 2904 2330 4424 4180 I 881 610 981 945 2481 2140 482'108 521'11 \232090 208285 71790 I 63743 13891'8 332971 13833 14502 4197!J i36232 1 ' not tally with column 4 and the total of columns 12, 14, 16.18,20,22, 24, and 26 does not tally The reoson is that Sorters Tickets 0 for 296 V irages Co:nprising a population of 54817 m~les hence Livelhood Class details for ~be$e villages could not be given Si~;Ierly di screpancy of 5 for Total Rural PODulation and To~al Diiltrict Population also. IV E-SUMMARY FIGURES BY DISTRICT. Livelihood Classes ~------N on-Agricultural_Classes.- _·---S·---...... ::.__·-.-,-_-'" t"g :, ~ ~ .c.,~u Name of Tract 8 u .,~ O.... .,~=: ou ~~ .e~o U~ ...!p.. t:;:: ..... UC/l I ...... ~.~ CIl _~ ____> _____ :____ > ______>-' -- - - -1- - - - _. 1------22--'jl---23-- 2_5_....., ___2_6_ 21 ---2_4~~~.,.1 __ Hoshiarpur Tahsil 5512 4876 202 223 23387. 22198 Rural Tract Dasuya Tahsil 1883 1562 449 453 6483 6132 Rural Tract Garhshankar Tahsil 6092 5191 246 237 16509 15244 Rural Ttact Una Tahsil Ru.eal· 4072 3420 124 52 15099 9952 Tract Total Rural Popul 17559 15049 1021 965 61478 53526 ation District Hoshiar 20479 16683 4860 392 25112 19993 pur Non-city urban Tract Total Urban 20479 16683 486 392 25112 19993 Population Total Di.trict 38038 31732 1507 ]357 86590 73519 Populati"n TAHSILS Hoshiarpur TahSIl (Rural) 5512 4876 202 223 23387 22198 (Urban) 12151 9283 261 204 Dasuya Tahsil 15853 12202 ( Rural) 1883 1562 449 ,453 6483 6132 (Urban) 5270 4671 180 144 Garhshanka:r Tahsil 5691 4800 ( Rural) 6092 5191 246 237 (Urban) 16509 15244 1390 1222 1456 1343 Una Tahsil (Rural) 4072 3420 124 52 - (Urban) 15099 9952 1668 1507 45 44 2112 1648 Total Rural Popul 17559 15049 1021 965 tion 61478 53526 Total Urban Popul 16683 486 392 atien 20_479 '\ 25112 19993 Total District 38038 31732 I 1507 1357 PopulatIOn 86590 73519 NOTE :-The total of columns 11. 13, 15.17.19.21. 23. nnd 25. does not tally with column 4 and the total of columns 12, 14. 16. 18, 20. 22. 24. and 26 does not tally with column 5 for (Rural) population c£ Dasuya Tahsil. The reason is that Sorter's Tickets 0 for 296 Villages Comprising a population of 54817 males and 48687 females were destroyed on account of fire and hence Livelihood Class details for these villages could not be given. Similerly dilcrepancy of 54817 males and 48687 females will be found in colum~s 4 and for Total Rural Ponulation and Total Dittrict Population also. TAB LES District Index of Non-Agricultural Occupations. HOSHIARPUR DISTRICT CENSUS 1951. 11 DISTRICT INI?EX OF NON-AGRICUL'l'URAL OCCUPA TIONS. Group Serial No. o! Code Occupations. Sorter's Ticket Persons .M'ales Femal es No. No.2. \ 1 3 6 2 I 4 5 I - 0.11 Shepherds '1, 30,36, 37' 44 249 227 2 2 0,12 Breeders of Cattle 2, 13, 54. 77,89 27 23 4 0.21 Poultry Farmers 45 4 4 .. -I 0.40 Fnrest Department 20, '21, 36,44, M .' 64 62 2 Employees 0.43 Wood Cutters l' 52, 53, 54,89 18 15 3 0.60 Fishermen ~3, 54 14 14 ... 1.30 Other Metallic Minerals 52 '" 6 6 ... 1.5 Stone Quarrying " 1"3; '5Z. 53 156 143 13 j 2.00 Food Industries 1 I 1 ... Unclassified I 2.01 Preservation of Fruit 20.·36,44 154 144 10 , 2.11 Flour Grinding I, 20, 54, 65,66, 76, 420 407 13 77,89, 90 - 2.13 Grain Parrhe1'5 . I:!, 54. 77, 89. 90 I 113 22 91 2.21 Oil Pressers 2, 13. 36,44, 52. 5~, I :is 28 10 76,77 2.22 Makers of H}dr. genated oils 53 1 I ... 2.40 Soda Water,Factory 77 1 1 I' I ... 2.43 Ice Makers 52, 53, 54 16 16 I ... I I 25 Manufact mer s of robacco 53 54 64 I 28 8 '20 Products 1 2.61 Cotton Ginning 2, 1~, 26, 52, 53, 5~. 297 221 76 64; 65 2.63 Cotton Dyeing 1 1,76 44 44 .. 2.62 Cotton Weaving 1. 2,12, 13. 20.21,28, 8026 6567 ' 4[9 29, 52. 53, 54, 64, 66.76,89.90 2.70 Makers of t€'xtile Goods 53, 54. 64 43 3 40 (UncJ1J.ssified) 2.71 Tailors 1. 2. 12. 13, 28,29, 1048 507 541 52,53, 54,64,65, 66. 79, 89. 90 2.72 Hosiery Workes 2.53 3 3 -111 DISTRICT INDE~C.OF NON---A-GRICULTURAL occuP A TlONS. Group I Serial No. of I OccupatIons. Sorter's Ticket I Persons Males Females Code I No'. No.2. I ------~------~-- ~-----.-- -- 1--- 3 I 4 5 1 ! 2 I I 6 2.73 Fur Dressers i 28. 54 53 22 31 2.74 'Hat Makers : 51 1 1 2.8~ 'Textile Industries 52 55 5'5 (Unclassified) 2.81 Jute Baling 52.53, 54 40 40 2.82 Woollen We.uving 53.54,64, 65, 66 52 9 43 2.86 Rope Makers II, 2 52 51 51 2.90 Repairers; 'of leather product. 52 276 276 2.91 Leather T~nning 1. 2. 13. 20,29, 52. 865 500 365 53. 54, 64, 65, 66 2.92 Cobblers 2134 2134 3.0 I Manufacturers of metal 14 14 Procvcts Unclassified 3.01 Black Smiths 1. 13 52, 53, (,4, 89 88 76,77 3.03 Nib and Pin, Makers '53.77 . 7 7 3.04 Surgical Instrument Makers l77 ' 4 4 :u Mnnufacturers of Iren and ii2. ii4. 77 67 .67 S t ee 1 Pred tlcts 3.2 Mnnufacturers of Non 52 3 3 Ferrous Metal Products 3.3:! Cycle Rep'iirers 76 23 23 3.4 Manufacturers of Electrical 1. 76, 77 34 Machinery 3.5 Workers in Engineering i 1 52,53 Jl Ii Workshup 3.82 Man ufacturers of Soaps 76 29 29 3.86 Manufacturers of Candles 77 1 4'0 ',·Manufacturing Indlistties 36 44,52,77 254 10 Unclas.ified . 4.01 Manufacturers of Scientif;c 36 368 368 Instruments 4.02 Manufacturers of Photo- 36 20 20 , • graphic Goods iv DISTRICT INDEX OF NON-AGRICUL l.'URAL OCCUPA TIONS. G[OUP I Serial No. of i Code Occupations. Sorter'. Ticket Persons Males Females No. No.2. --- t 2 3 4 5 6 : \ ~ ------\ --_-. ------_------_--- -- 4.03 Watch Repairers 53 54.76 11 11 4.04 Gold Smith. 1.52. 76 249 249 4.12 Coke Manufacturing I. 36. 44 46 4i) 1 4.2 Brick Makers 1.2, 13.37.76 64 63 4.41 Potters I. 2. 52, 53, 54. 65. 167 15S 12 66; 76. 77. 90 4.42 Maketa of. Crockery 52 35 35 4.44 Makers of Ghsa Goods 77 28 28 4.5 Manufacturers of Rubber 1.54 llO 110 Product. 4.60 Industries c£ Woody 1.37,52.77 93 93 Material. 4.61 Sawyers 2.52 222 222 4.62 Carpenters J.2. 20.37.52,53. 1525 1525 54; 76 4.64. Basket Makers t. 2. 23.13.28.65. 335 129 195 66.29.89,52,53 54.76. 77 319 4.7 Furniture Makers 20.52 319 79 ~.8 Manufncturtrs of Paper 20 79 Products 40 4.91 Printers 76 40 5.10 Constructors (U nclassified) l61 6 6 5.11 Masons I 9. f(., 61. 85. 87 332 332 I 5.7 Sanitary Works and I 61, 83 258 258 Services 5.00 Shopkeepers ! .1. 2-,. 23. 30, 31. 38. 4751 4640 III I 46. 47. 55. 56. 57. 78, 79. 80. 91 5.01 Hawkers I 3.4,22,55. 56 57. 520 520 78.80 5.02 Druggilu and Chemin. 3.4.22,23. 55. 56. 104 104 57 .... - v DISTRICT INDEX OF NON-AGRICULTURAL OCCUPATIONS. , Group Serial No. of I Code Occupations, Sorter's Ticket I Person'S Males Females No. No.2. I I -- I 2 3 I 4 5 6 , 6.03 I Book Sellers 22. 23, 30. 31. 55. 56. 120 115 5 I 57.78.80.91. 6.1I I Halwais 3.4.78.80.91 728 728 '" 6.11 I Velie table Sel1eu . 3. 4. 78. 80. 91 482 463 I 19 6.11 I Meat Shops 78.80. 35 3~ ... I 6.lI I Eggs Sellers 80 7 7 ... I 6.11 Retail Dealers 3. 14. 15. 22. 23. 30. 4246 3636 610 I st-. 38. 46. 55. 56. 57. \ 67.68.69.78. 79.80 '6.11 I Milk Sellers 911.91 5 ... 5 I 6.12 Wine Merchants 55. 1)6. 78, 79 39 39 ... I 6.13 I Dealen i~ Tobbacco 22:23.55,56. 57. 133 1:33 ... I 78,79 6.14 I Jtiawkers of Food Stuff. 22,55.56,57 144 144 ... j 6.15 Retail Dealers in Pan Bidi 78 51 51 .. I Cigarettes I 6.21 I l;'etroleum Distributors 23. 55. 56. 57 30 30 '" 6.20 I Retail Dealers in Fuel 3. 30. 38. 39. 46. 55. 353 244 109 I 57.67,68.69.78.79- I 6.3 Retail Dealera in Leather 15.38.46.47.55.67, 281 200 81 I Goods 68. 69. 78. 80. 91. I 6.3 I Cloth Sellell 3. 4. 23. 56. 57. 78. 565 565 '" I 80 6.4 I Wholesale traden in 23. 3. 38. 55. 51t. 57 375 375 '" I Foodstuffs I 6.5 Wholesale Traders in 3. 4. 38. 46, 55. 78. 267 254 13 I Commodities 79.80 I 16 16 6.6 I Rent Collectorl 1 55 '" I 6.7 I Insurance-Agents I, 55. 57 5 5 '" I 174 110 64- 6.8 Money Lenders 78. 79, 39.47, 55. i 57,91. 92 6.8 Bank Employees 78.79. 80 123 123 ... 1.0 Workers in Transports 58 16 16 ... 7.1 Mule Derivers 40 SS 35 vi DISTRICT INDEX OF NON .... AGRICULTURAL OCCUP A TIONS. Group Serial No. of Code Occupations. Sorter's Ticket Persons Male. Females No: No,2 ~ --- t 2 3 ~ 5 6 7.1 Ass Drivers 5,59 18 18 ... 7.1 Camel Drivers 60 1 1 .. , 25,58 7.1 Cart Drivers 55 55 '" 7.1 Rickshaw Driven 81. 82 26 26 .. 7.1 Tonga Drivers 81,82 35 35 ." 7.1 Motor Drivers 5' 81. 82 50 56 .. , 7.1 Labourers I 5, 6; 32; ~8, 70. 72. 152 -121 ~l 8~ . 7.2 Boat Men 40,41, 58, 59. 60. 38 33 5 70.71, n 7.4 Railway Employees I 5. 6. 16, 24, 25, 32, 280 250 30 40, 7.6 Post Office Employees 'i:n, '42,43,6). 85,' 283 283 86 '" ~~" : " 7.7 Tele~l'aph Services 85 7 7 ... 7.8 TelE-phone Elllployees r 42 20 I '20 ... S.lO Workers in Hospitals 61; 63, 73, 74, 75, 162 136 26 I ·84 8.11 Doctor~ 7.9,10.11,26,42, 480 316 164 SO, 51~ 62, 63. 73, 74, 75.83, 85. 87, . I 94 8.12 Vaids and. Hakims 7,8,9,26.27,34, 417 373 44 61, 6:1,83, 85, 87 8.13 Dentists 27 . Jt 12 ... iU4 Midwives 18 1 .. 1 8.16 Compounders !;·6. 27,61.62' 63, 81 81 83,87 8.17 Nurses 17.19. 34,62.63, f,6 86 73,74,75.93,94 8.20 Worken ..in Educational 42, 50. 61, 62, 7 5 177 164 13 Institut ions 8.26,27,34,61,.62 ,297. 228 69 8.21 Professors 63, 73,85,87,93 8.22 Teachers 8, 10, U: 17, 19,43, 7115 '582 213 61,63.74, 85,37, 93, 94 Vll DISTRICT INDEX OF NON-AGRICULTURAL OCCUPATIONS, Group Serial No, of Code Occupations. Sorter's Ticket Persons Males iFemales No. No. ~, I 1 2 3 I 4 I) 6 , ,: J I I I 8.4 Police Employees 10.,26.27.34. 6J, 640 603 37 62. 9.11, 63, 83, 86 11.5 Watchmen 7, 10, 42. 61,86 267 267 ... 8.6 Municipal Employees 26.9, 11.27, 50.34 266 171 95 61,63,84,85, 87, 93 8.7 State Government 7,8,9,10,11, 18, 1372 1147 225 Employee. 34,35,43,61,62, 63. 85, 86, 87, 88, 94 8.8 U niOD Govt. Employees 8, 9, 1'), 11, 19, 26. 2920 2416 S04 27,34, 50, 61. 61. 62,63, 73, 74,75. S3. 84, 86,87, 93 I I 7, 8.~, 10, I]. 17. 11342 I 10445 897 9,0 Unclassified Employees \ 26, 27, 34. 35, 42. 1 i 43.50,51. 61, 83 i I 84. 85, 86,87, 88. I 93,94 i 9.10 Domestic Servants 43.5]' 61. 73, 74. 1611 831 780 75. 83. 86, 94 9.1 i Private MotOIS Drivers 43.61. 62. 63.73 1170 IJ70 ... 74, 75 9.11 Taxi owners 51 IS ... I IS 9.12 Cooks 7, 73, 74, 75, 87 72 8 64 '9.13 Gardenels' 7, 5). 61. 62,63.84 48 I 45 3 9.2 Barbers 7, 8, JO, 61, 62, 63. 662 662 ... 83 9.2 Hair Dres.. rs 19,35 10 ... 10 9,3 Dhobies 7.8,9. 10.35,61. 400 317 83 62. 63. 73. 74. 75, 85, 86. 87, 93. 94 I 9,4 Workers in Hotels 7.18. 42.50,61,6<'. .' 321 305 : 16 63.73.74.75.83, 86 I 9.5 Recreation Services 7,8.9,10,61. 62. 807 804 3 63,84, 85., 86.93, 9.61 Lllwyers 43,85 199 191 9.62 Clerks of Lawyen 51. 61. 62. 63, 86 21 21 9.64- Stenographers 6I,62,63,73.74.7S 28 13 15 9.65 Workers in tmde Associatkns 61. 62 89 89 9.71 Artists 9.43. 5 1.61. 63. 73, 124 84 I 40 74.75 9.81 Priest. 43.5[. 61,62,63, !74 I I68 6 86.93 9.82 Setvams in Religious 7, 8.9, 10,43, 73. 392 349 I 43 Edifice. 1 74.75,83,84, 86, \16~7. 88. 93. 94 9.83 WorkeIl in Chatitable 40 40 ! Organisation, Grand Total. I 59225 51722 7503 TAB LES Sorter's Ticket 2 HOSHIARPUR DISTRICT CENSUS 1951. ii SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No·1 Number & nama of Oi3tt. HOSHIARPUR No, of Livelihood Class. V Number & Na:ne of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil RUBI Tract General No. of Slips 2480 SEX. Males . Group Livelihood Independ- Name of Total Employer Employee Code No. (Sub-Groups) ant worker -----._ 1 2 3 4 5 6 o II Shepherds 18 '" 2 16 0'43 Wood-cutter 6 ...... I G 2'00 Food Industries u uclassified 1 ... ) 5 '" 2'U Fleur grinding ... '" 5 2'62 Cotton Weaver ., 1626 ... 60 ]566 2'71 Tailors , 87 ' .. ". 87 2'86 Rope-makers 24 .. , ", 24 2'91 Leather Dyeing 76 '" '" • 76 2'92 CobBlers 431 ... I 1 430 3'01 Black-Smiths 16 ... I ", 16 3'4 Manufacturer of E lectric machinery 2 '" ... 2 15 Works in Engineering work Shop. 3 .. , 1 2 404" Gold-Smiths 19 .. , '" 19 4'12 Coke manufacturet I ... '" 1 4'2 Brick-makers 4 .. , ' .. 4 4'41 Potters 33 3 '" 30 4·5 Manufacturers of rubber produc s 62 ' .. '" ,,2 4'62 Carpenters. S3 , .. ". 53 4'64 Basket makers 8 ...... 8 4'60 Industries of woo dy materials 5 ... ", 5 Total 2480 3 64 2413 . , SORTER S TICKET ~ S, No, 2 Number & name of Distt. HOSHIARPUR No. of Livelihood Class V Number & Na'me of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR TahSIl Rural Tract Gerneral Number of Slips 549 SEX Males 0'12 Breeders of Cattle 8 '" .. , 8 , 2'21 Oil-Pressers 2 .. '" 2 2'61 Cotton Ginn ing I ... .. , I 2'62 Weavers 377 .. , 8 369 ~ , 2'71 Tailors 25 .. '" 25 , 2'72 Hosiery works 1 .. '" 1 2'86 Rope makers 4 .. ' ' .. 4 2'91 • Leather Tanners 11 ' .. '" 11 2'92 Cobblers 89 .. , ' .. 89 4'2 Brick-makers 5 .. , ' .. 5 4'41 Potters 2 ... '" 2 20 , 20 4'61 Sawyers .. '" 4'62 Carpenters 2 .. , ", 2 4'64 Basket makers 2 ... 2 Total 549 .. 8 541 ii i SORTER'S TICKET :2 S. No.3 Number & name of Distt. HOSHIARPUR No. of Livelihood Class: VI Number & Name of Censu~ Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract Displaced Numbel' of Slips; 261 SEX, Males Group I Means of Livelihood Independ Total , ! Code No, 1 (Sub-Group,) ,Employer Employee ant , worker ---1--- 2 3 5 6 6'01 Hawkers 15 15 i 6'02 Druggists and Chemists 6 6 6'11 Halwai 60 60 6'11 Retail dealers 157 ! 157 6'S Cloth merchant 8 ! 8 6'5 Whole Sale traders in Commodities 15 15 Total 261 261 SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No4 Number & name of Distt. HOSHIA,RPUR No, ofLiveli hood Class: VI - Number & Name of Censu3 ::rarot, GAREiSHANKAR Tansil Rural Tract General Number of Slips:, 2059 SEX. Males 6'00 Shop.Ke@jCers 138 138 6'Oi Hawkers 25 25 6'02 Drugllists and Chemists " 3 6'11 I Halwai 176 9 167 I 6'11 ! Retail deal~rs 1461 21 1440 6'11 Vegetable Seller 74 74 6'20 Fuel Seller 38 2 36 6'3 Cloth·merchants 88 88 64 Whole Sale traders in iood stuffs 6 4 6'0 Whole SaJe denIers in Commodities 49 49 Total 2059 35 iv SORTER'S TICKET 2 S, No.5 Name o! Livelihood Class VII Number & Name of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract General/Males Number of Slips 58 Gruop Means of Livelihood Independ- Code No. Total Employer Employee ant (Sub.Groups) worker 1 2 3 4 5 6 7'1 Labourers 38 ...... 38 7'1 Motor driver 1 ... 1 I ... I 7'1 Donkey driver 13 '" ... 13 7'4 Railway Employee 6 '" 6 ... Total 58 . ... 7 51 S. No.6 N arne of Livelihood Clas~ VII Number & Name of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract Displaced/Males Number of Slips 10 i Labourer 9 9 i Railway Employee 1 . ! Total 10 9 S No.7 Name of Livelihood Class VIII Number & name of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rura.l Tra.ct General/Ma.les No. of Slips 332 7'6 POltal Services Ii Ii g'll Doctors 8 8 8'12 Vaida and Hakims II 11 8'5 Watchman 17 17 8'7 State Govt. Employre 34 34- 9'0 Services undassfied 125 33 92 9'12 Cook {j 6 913 Gatdener 5 2 3 9'2 Barber 31 4 27 9'~ Washer man 5 2 3 9'4 Hotel Servants 24 24 9'5 Recreation Service. 21 2 19 9'82 R.eli,ioues workers ·10 10 Beggan 27 27 Total 832 132 200 v SORTER"S TICKET 2 S. No.8 Name of Livelih I ndepend Group Mean. of Livelihood Total Employer Employee ant Code No, (Sub-Group.) worker • ------1 2 3 4 5 6 ., .. - I 8 12 Vajds and Hokim. 167 ... 22 145 I S'2J Prolil!ssors 15 ... I 12 3 g'22 Teachers 160 ... I 18 14:! i g'7 . State Govt. Employees 112 ... ll2 ... S'8 Union Government Employee 30 '" 30 ... 9'0 Service. unclassified 105 '" 20 85 9'2 Barbers 231 '" ... 231 9' 3. Wasberman 110 '" 2 lO8 . ., 9'82 Workers in Religious Edifices 67 '" ..~~ 67 9'5 Recreation Services 148 '" ... 148 Beggars 266 ...... 266 Pensioners 28 ...... 28 Total 1439 216 1223 . '" I - I I S. No 9 Name of Livelihood Class: VIII Number & Name of Census Tarct. GARHSHANKAR T~hsil Rural Tract General/Males Number of Slips: 773 S'Il Masona l:'l I • 15 8.11 Doctoll 1 I 8'12 Va'd. and Hakim. 14 14 8'4 Police Employees 4 4 8'6 I Municipal Employees 8 8 S'7 Stare Government Employees 4 4 S'8 Union Governnif'nt Employee. 14 14 9'0 Services unclassified 479 71 408 9.2 Barbers 31 31 9'S Washerman 75 75 9'5 Recreation Services 61 61 9'82 W or ken in Religiou. Edifice. 41 41 Pensionera 7 7 Beggars 19 19 Total 173 101 612 vi SOR"{ER'S T.ICKET 2 S. No. 10 Number of Livelihood Class. VIn Number & Nam~ of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract General/Males No. of Slips 530 I Independ- Group Name of Livelihood ant c ode No (Sub-Groups) Total !Employer Employee I worker 1-·- • 1 - 2 3 I 4 S 6 S-lI Masons J . 8 ." .. , 8 8'11 Doctors 32 .. , .. , .. 32 8'::2 Teachers 18 ... 18 ... 8'4 Police Employees 21 ... 21 , .. 8-S Watchman 8 ... 8 . .. S'7 State Govetnment Empioyees 18 ... 18 ... 8'8 Union Government Employees SO .. , 50 ... 9'0 Services unclassified 225 ... 5 22(1 9'2 Barbers 38 ...... 38 9'3 Washerman 3 ...... 3 9'5 Recreation Services 9 •.. ... 9 9'82 Worker in Religious edifices 64 ... '" 64 Beggars 36 ...... 36 Total 530 ... 120 410 I I I S. No. 11 Number of Livelihood Class VIn: Number & Name of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract Displaced/Males Number of Slips 584 7'6 I POI tal Services 12 12 S'll Doctors 28 2 26 8'22 reachers.. ' 98 60 38 8'4 Police Employees 15 15 8'& Municipal Employees, , 7 7 S'7 State Government Employees 276 276 S'S Union Government Employees 46 46 9'0 Services unclauified 74 74 9'2 Barbers 14 14 Pensioners 14 14 Total 584 418 166 S. No. 12 Number of Livelihood Class. V Number & name of Census Tract, GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Roral Tract Genet al/F e males Number of Slips 1244 2'13 Grain Parcher 83 2 81 2'62 Weavers 842 1 841 2'71 Tailoili 319 319 Total 1244 3 1241 vii SORTER'S TICKET 2 S • N O. 1'"7 Number of Livelihood Class: V Numbar & Name of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract DisplacedFFemales Number of Slips: 115 . Independ. Group Means of Livelihood I Total ant c ode No. (Sub-Groups) IEmp!OYer IEmp!OYee worker I I , ------_- 1 3 \ 4- - I 2 I • 5 6 0'11 Shepherds 6 4- ... 2 0']2 Breedna of ~altte 3 3 i !I ... I ... I }'5 Stone quarying 13 I 13 ... ,., 2'21 I ; 5'- Oil Pressers I 5 I '" ... 2'61 Catton ginning I 1 I .. ,- ... 1 I I 2'62 We'lvers ! 60 3 '" 57 2'71 Tailors 3 I ... 3 i I 2'91 Leather Tantling I 21 1 ... 20 3'01 Black Smiths , 1 '" ... 1 4'2 Brick makers 1 . .. 1 I ... 4'64 Basket makers I 1 '" ... 1 Total I 115 ... 94 i :1 S. No 14 Number of Livelihood Class: VI Number & Name of Census Tarot . GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Traot General/F e males • Number of Slips: 271 611 Retail dealers, 271 Total I 271 271 ------~------._------~----~------~---- S. No. 15 Number of Livelihood Class VI Number & Name of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract DisplacediFemales Number of Slips: 2 6'11 Retail dealers 1 6'3' Cloth merchants 1 2 S. No. 16 NIJmber of Livt'lihood Class VII Number & ,name of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tuhsil Rural Tra,ot Displaced/Females No. uf Slips: 1 ----~------~------7'4 IR,ilw'Y Employ.. Total 1 viii SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No. 17 Name of Livelihood Class VIII Number at Name of Census Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract General/Females Number. of Slips, 603 Means of Livelihood Ind:pend~ GtUOP Total I . Code No. (Sub·Groups) Employer Employee ant wo:tket 1 2 3 5 6 8'17 Nurses • 7 7 ~ 22 Teachers 83 83 9'0 Senices unclassified 431 200 231 Pensioner. 82 82 Total 603 290 313 S. No. 1~ Name of Livelihood Class VIn Number & Name of -Gens us Tract. GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tract Sample/Females . Number Of Slips 5 8'14 Midwife I .. I 8'7 State Government Employees 2 2 9'4 Workers in HOlpita! Beggars I 1 Total 5 2 3 S. No. 19 Name of Livelihood Class VIII Number & name of Censlls Tract, GARHSHANKAR Tahsil Rural Tre.ct Displaced/Fema.les No. of Slips 5 8'17 I Nurses 1 I 8'22 Teacherli 1 8-8 Union Government Employee 1 I 9'2 Hair dIesler 1 1 Pensioner 1 1 Total 5 I Ix SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No.20 Name of Livelihood Class V Number and Name of Census Tract Dasuya Tahsil Rural Tract Genera!! MAL ES No. of Slips 2681 I I I Group i Inde- Code N arne of Livelihood ~Sub.Groups) I Total Employer Employ.eel pen,dant No. wotker 1 I 2 3 4 5 6 I ,0.40 Forest Employees 25 ... 25 ... I Preservation of Food 99 ...... I 99 2.~ J 2. 1 rlout Gnnrling 300 • « ... 300 2.62 C<:tton Weaving 222 ...... 222 2.91 Leather Tanning 375 ... i ... I 375 4.62 Carpenters 1221 '" ... 1,221 4.64 I Basket Makers 59 '" ... 59 4.7 Furniture Makers 301 ...... 301 4.8 Manufacturer of Paper Product. 79 ...... 79 I i i I i fotal I 2681 '" 25 2656 J SERIAL NO. 21 N arne of Livelihood Class V NUalber and Name of Census Tract Dasuya Tahsil Rural Tract. Displaced i MA L ES N n. of Slips 359 0.40 Forest Employees 12 12 2.62 Weavers 189 I 189 2.92 Cobblers 158 I· iSS Total 359 12' 347 I SERIAL NO. 22 Name of Livelihocd Class VI. Number and Name of Census Tract Dasuya Tahsil Rural Tract General/MALES No. of Slips 557 6.00 'I Shop leepers 24 24 6.01 Hawkers 57 57 6.02 Druggists and Chemists 39 39 6.03 Hook S .. llers 24 24 6.11 I Retail Dealers 249 249 6. 13 Dealers in Tobacco 67 67 6.14 Hawkers ot Foodstuffs 97. 97 Total 557 557 x SORTER'S TrCKET 2 S. I'.o. 23 Name of Livelihood Clasa . VI Number and N arne of Census Tract. DasuYII Tahsill.{unl Tract. DISPLACED/MALES No. of Slips. 280 Group lnde- Code N arne of Livelihood (Sub. Groups) Total Employer Employees pendant No. worker 1 '2 :I 4 '0 6 I 6.00 Shopkeepers 69 ...... 6~ 6.02 Druggillts and Chemists 13 ." ... 13 6.03 I Book Sellers 31 ...... 81 6.11 Retail Dealers , 112 .. '" 112 6.13 . Dealers in Tobacco 2S ... I ... I 25 6.21 Petrolium Distributors 12 ...... 12 6.3 Cloth Sellers 6 ...... I 6 Wholesale Traders in Foodstuffs I 6.4 12 .. , ... I 12 i I I Total 280 ... , .. 280 S. No. 24 • Name of Livelihood Class VII Number and N a'me of CenSllS Tract Dasuya Tahsil Rural Tract. GENEl.{AL{MALES ~o. of Slips 60 7.4 Railway Employees 60 60 Totsl 60 60 SERIAL NO. 25 N arne of I iveliho d Class VI. Number and Name of Census Tract Dasuya Tahsil iJ ural TrlSCt DISPLACED/MALES Numberc:fSlips 112 . 7.1 Cart Drivers 48 48 ... '" 7,4 Railway Employees 64 I 64- ." '" Total 112 ... I 112 ... Xl SORTER'S TICKET 2. SERIAL NO. 26 Name of Livelihood Class VIII. Number and Name of Census Tract Duuy. Tahsil Rural Tract GENERAL/MALES No. of Slip. 1617 Group lnde- Code Name of Livelihood (Sub-Groups) Total Employer Employees p-.ndant No. worker -- - 8.11 Doctots 11 ... II ... 8.12 Vaid. and Hakim. 49 '" .. , 49 8.16 Compoundeu 26 '" 26 ... S.21 !'TofessoIl 41 ... 41 ... 8.4. Police Employee. 39 ... 39 I ... 8.6 Municipal Employee. lilt ... 21 .., B.B Union Gov.rRment Employee. 106 ... 106 ... . 13i?4 1324 9.0 Services Ullda•• ifi~d I ...... I Total 1617 ... 244 1373 J I Serial No. 27 Name of Liv.elihood Class VIII. Number and Nam~ of Censu$ Tract Dasuya Tahsil ltural Tract Drs PLACED/MALES No. of Slips 726 8.12 Vaids and Hakims 22 2"! 8.13 Dentist 12 12 8.16 Compounders 17 17 8.21 Professors 52 52 8.4 Police Employees 97 97 8.6 Municipal :{l:mployeell 45 45 8.7 State Government Employees 107 107 8.8 Union Government Employees 126 126 9.0 Services U nclaaaificd 2~ Total 726 427 .-- xii SORTER'S TICKET 2. Serial No. 28 Nome: of Livelihood Class V Number and Name of Cenlul Tract Dasuya Tahsil R ural Tract. GENERAL/FEMALES. Number of Slips. 928 Group Inde· Code Means of Livelihood (Sub-Groups) I Total IEmPlOyer Employee pendant No. .. w~lr;er --_ -_. _---_ 1 2 3' 4 5 6 - r 2.62 Weavers 432 ... '" 432 2.71 Tailors 47 47 I ." '" 2.73 Fur Dressers 31 ...... 31 ' 2.91 Leather Tanning 21>9 ." ... 259 4.64 Basket Makers 1~9 ...... 159 ! ~ : - Total 928 ... '" 928 S. No. 29 Name of Livelihood Class V. Number and Name of Census Tract Dasuya Tahsil Rural Tract Drs PL A CED/FEM ALES No. of Slips 50 I 2.62 Weavers 15 15 2.71 Tailors 7 7 2.91 Leather fanning 23 23 4.64 Baaket Makers 5 \ 5 Total 50 I 50 S, No. '30 Name of Livelihood Class 'vr. N umber and N arne ~£, Census Tract D~lJya Tahsil RUe.'] Tract DISP ~ACED/FEMALES No. of Slips 229 ti. 03 Book Sellers 2 2 6.00 Shopkeepers ~I 51 6.11 Retail Dealers 142 '" 142 6.20 Fuel Sellera 34',' ," 34- :,~ ,,-1, Total 9 I, ,24 229 xiii SORTER'S TICKET 2. Serial No. 31 Name of Livelihood Class VI Number and Name of Censul Tract Dasuya Tahsil Rural Tract. DISPLACED/FEMALES. Number of Slips. 12 Group Inde- Codle Means of Livelihood (Sub-Groups) Total Employer Employee pendant NOl worker --_ 1 2 3 4 5 6 6.00 Shopkeepers 3 '" ... 3 6.03 Book Sellers 2 .. I I 2 '" , I i 6.11 Retail Dealers 7 ...... I 7 l Total 12 ...... 12 S. No. 32 Name of Livelihood Class VII. Number and Name of Census Tract Dasuya rahsil Rural Tract GENERAL/FEMALES No. of Slips 36 7. 1 Labourers , 21 ...... 21 7.4 Railwa~ Employees 15 ... 15 ... Total 36 ... 15 21 S. NO. 33 No Entry Name of Livelihood Class VII. DISPLACED/Ii'EMALES No. of Slips S. No. 34 Name of Livelihood Class VIlI. Number and Name of Census Tract DSlJya Tahsil Rural Tract GENERAL/FEMALES No. of Slips 1005 8.12 Vaids and Hakims . 44 44 8.17 Nurses 19 19 8.21 Prcfessors 47 47 8.4 Police Employees 33 33 8.6 Muuicipal Employees 67 67 8.7 State Government Employees 351 351 8.8 Union Government Employee. 154 154 1;1.0 Service. Unclassified 290 290 Total 1005 671 334 xlv SORTER-'S TICKET 2 S. No.35 Name of Livelihood Class VIIi: Number and Name of Census Tract Dasuya Tahsil Rural Tract Displaced/FEMALES No. of Slip. 64 Group Ind&.l Code Name of Livelihood (Sub.Groups) Total Employer Employees pendal1t No. worker, 1 2 3 4 5 6 8.20 Worken in Educational 7 ... 7 '" vlstitutions 8.4 Police Employees 4 ...... 8.7 State Govemment Employees 9 ... 9 ... 8.8 Union Government Employees 24' ... 24 ... 9.0 Servic~s Unclassified 7 ... " 7 ! 9.2 H air Dressers - 9 .. , '" 9 9.3 WaBheT Women and LaunJry I 4 ...... 4) Works I I Total 64 ... . 44 I 20 SERIAL NO. 36 N arne of Livelihood Class V i NUQlber and Name hi Census Tract Una Tahsil Rural Tract. Generall MALES No. of Slip$' 966 .. 0.11 Shepherds' 207 ... 4 2 2.01 Preservatio,n of Fruit 4S ." ... 45 2.21 Oil Prelsers'- 4 ." I 3 2.61 Cotton Ginnipg 18 18 ., ... '" 4.01 Manufacturer of Scientific 368 ... 365 3 Instruments 4.02 Manufacturer of Photographic 20 ." ... 20 Goods 4.0 Mnufacturer of Industries 245 ... '" 245 Unclassified 4.12 Coke Manufacturing H 0" .-:f' ~ Total 966 ... 403 563 1 xv: SOR~~WS: TI~~T 2 S. No. 37 Name of Livelihood Class V Num,,",and,l~i:n~e_of Cen.qJ. Ifact. Una Tahsil RUT!>1 Tract. DISPLACED/MALES No. of Slips. 58 Group Inde- Code Name of Livelihood (Sub-Groups) Total Employer Employees pendant .,. . No;- . --~- worker ,,1 2 3 4 5 6 i I 0.11 Shepherd; .." ...... 2 I_ I I- 2.92 Cobblers 6 ...... 6 . - 4.2 Brick Makers i 14 ...... 14 4.62 Carpenters 7 ... .. , 7 ,. , i .... 60 Indultl'ies of W,oody Mllterials 29 .. - ... 29 -I··· - -> - .~ \ TGtal 58 ...... 58 I S. No. 38. N a~e of :Liv.elihood Class VI Number and Name of Census Teact Una Tahsil Rural Tract. GENERAL/MALES 1:':0. of Slips 671 ------_._------$,00 Shopkeepers 511 511 6.11 Retail Dealers. 90 90 6320 liueI Sellers 25 25 0.> Leather,Seller; 15 15 6.4; . Wholesa!e Traders in Food Stuffs ]7 17 6.5 Wholesale Traders in -Commodities 13 13 Total 671 671 SERIAL NO. 39 Name of Liveliho.)d Class VI. Number and Name of Census Tract Una Tahsil Rural Tract DISPLACED/MALES Number of Slips 9 ' .. 6.20 Fuel. Sellen 3 3 .16.8 Money Lehd~"1 4 .,.. ',-~ 4 6.18 13auk Employees 2 I ,2 9 I 2 7 xvi SORTER'S TICKET 2. SERIAL NO. 40 Name of Livelihood Cia.. VII. Number and Name of Census Tract Una Tahsil Rural Tract GENERAL/MALES No. of Slips 45 Group Inde- . Code Name of Livelihood (Sub--Groupa) Total Employer E~ployee8, pendant No. I worker 7.1 Mule Driver. 35 .. , S 30 . 7.2 BOllt Man 3 ... 3 ... 7.4 Railway Employee. 7 ... 7 ... Total 45 .. , IS 30 Serial No. 41 Name of Livelihood CIa.. ' VII. Number and Name of CeDsus Tract Una Tahsil Rural Tract. DIS PLACED/MALES No. of Slip. II .. 7.2 Boats Men 5 .. , ... S 7.4 Ra~lway Jtmployees 6 ... 6 ... Total 11 ... 6 5 , ,. Serial No. 42 Name of Liveliho~d (':las' VIII Number and Name of Census Tract Una Tahsil Rural Tract. . GENERAL/MALES No. of Slip. 1562 \ 7.6 Postal Employees 17 ... 17 ... 7.8 Telegraph Employ~es 20 ... 20 '" 8.11 Docton 36 ... 31 5 8.20 W orbre in Educational1nstitut ion s 153 ... 137 16 "' 8.5 WatchMan 85 ... 8S ... ., 9.0 Service. Unclallified 16 \ .. 8. 8 9.4 Hotel Services 123S ... 822 413 Total Wi62L ... 1120 44~ xvii SORTER,'S:TICKEr 2 S. Nb.43 Number of Livelihood Cl¥s, VIII Ntimber'and Name of CensUs Tract. Una Tahsil ?ural Tr,\ct Displacec!/MALES No. of Slips 284 T -'" .. Group 1nde- Code Means ~f. Livelihood (Sub-Gr.oups) Tot~l . Employer Employee pendant No. worker l' 2 3 I 4 5 6 7.6 Postal Serv ices 13 ... 13 ... . I 8 . .l2 Teachers S' ... I 5 - '" S:.7 State ,Emplo)ees: 21 ... 21 '" 9'.0 Services: U nclassifie.d 152 .. , 27 US , 9: 10 Domestip Servants. 3 , ... 3 ... 9.11 Private Motor Driv.et.s 11 .. , 11 ... 9.61 Lawyer& 22 ...... 22 i 9.71 Artists , 32 ... 28 4 9.81 , Priesu 13 .. , ... Il 9.82 Workers in Religious Edi{i~es 12 12 -- ... fatal 284 ... 118 166 .. I I S. No. 44 Number of Livelihood Class V Number and Name of Cenws Tract Una Tansil Rural Tract. General,FEMAl ES No. of Slips 44 0,11 Shepherds 16 2 14 ()..40 Forelt Employeefi 2 2 2.0i Preservation 0: Fruit 10 10 2.21 Oil Pressers 5 4 4.0 M"nufacturinglndustri •.s H) 10 U Ilclassified 4.12 Coke Man.ufacturing Tot!!1 44 5 39 'S. No. 45 -Number of liveliho d Class V. Number and Name cif Census Tract Una Tahsil Pural Tract Displaced/FEMA LES Nu~ber ofSlips 4 ·4.21 'Pou-Itry'-Farms - 4 4 Total 4 ••4 xviii SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No. 46 Name of Livelihood Class VI Number and Name of Census Tract. Una Tahsil Rur&! Tract. GENERAL/FEMALES No. of Slips. 891 , ." -- Group lnde- Code Means of Livelihood (Sub-GroUlls) Total Employer Employees pendant No. worker .--.'" - .. ..- I 2 3 A" , '.' ",.P, 6 6.00 47 Shopkeepers 47 ... '" , , . ,6.Il Retail Dealers 12 ... 12 .. ".1 , ~ 6.20 Fuel Sellers 13 ...... 13 .. ··/f , •• j a,; . " ~ 6.3 Retail Dealers in Leather Goods 4 ... .. 4 . 'I j , ) .. , : .(! 6.5 . Wholesale Daalers in CommodIties 13 ... 13 ... . Total 89 ... .. , 89 S. No. 47 Name of Livelih~oJ 'Class VI Number and Name of Census Tract Una Tahsu'Rural Tract. DISPLACED/FEMALES Ko. of Slips 38 6.00 Shopkeepers 8 ,8 6.3 LeathFr .Sellers 7 7 ',. ! 6.8 Money Lenders 23 23 Total 38 38 , . S. No. 48 Name of Livelihood Clast Vl~. Number and Name of Census Tract Una Tahsil Rural Tract GENERAL/FEMALES No. of Slip. 6 7.1 Labourers 5 2 3 7.4 Railway Employees . 1 1 Total 6 3 3 xix SORTER'S TICKET 2. Serial No. 49 Name of Livelihood Class VII Number and NalDET of Censu. Tract Una Tahsil Rural Tract. DISP:""'ACEDjFEMALES. Number of Slips. 3 - Inde- GtOUP Employee 'pendant ~Qde Meaps o~Livelihood (Sub-Groups) Total J;.mploye~ No. " worker -~- - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7.4 Rail way' Emp10yees 3 ... 3 ... Total 3 ... 3, ... I i S. No. 50 N arne of Livelihood Class VIII. ,((" Number and Narne,o£ Census Tract Una Tah,sil Rural Tract GENERALfFEMALES No~ of Slips 100 4 3 ~.11 Do,tors 7 I 2 3 8.20, Workers in Educational 6 lhstitutions ¥unicipal,e:mployees 35 25 Union Government E,I1lployees 14- 'J' J2 9.0 Services U nclasetified 48 31 17 .' 9.4 Wo:rkers in Hotels 2 1 1 100 1 75 24 Serial No. 51 Name of Livelihood Class VIn Number and Name of Census Tract Una Tahsil Rural Tract. l DISPLACED/FEMALES No. of Slips 227 -'------;------,---~-,..---- 8.!.1l Doctors 71 71 $.8 Union Government Employees 03 93 '9.0 Services Unclassified 3 3 9. }O Domestic ServantlP 12 12 9. II Taxi Owners 15 15 9.13 Gardeners 3 3 9.62 Clerks of Lowyera 7 7 9.71 Artist 21 21 9.81 Priests 2 2 Total 227 IS 136 76 xx SORTER'S TICKET '2. SERlA,L NO. 52 N umber of Livelihood Class V, Number and Name of Census Tract Hoshiarpur''rahsil Rura~ Tra'ct GENERAL/MALES No: of Slips . 5632 lnde: Group Code IMeans of LiveHhood (Sub-droup~) Total Employer' Employee pendant [ .No. worker' 0 •.43 Woed Cutters 3 3 1.5 Stone Quarrying 118 1 117 2.21 Oil Presser 3 3 2.61 Cotton Ginning 192 5 187' 2.62 Cotton Weaver 9077~ If 3064' 2.71 Tailor. 124 7 37 80 2.91 Leather Tanners 22 4 10 8 2.92 1;:9'5 37' 1056' ( Cobblers 2.90 Repaireu of Leather Products 276 Z 274' 3.00 Manufacturers of Metal Product. 13 13 Unclassified 3.01 Black Smiths 21 7 1'3 3.1 Manufa~turers of Steil and 60 MY Iron pioducts . , 4.0 Manufacturing Industries 7 1 Unclassified 4.04 GoldSmith 1 t 4.41 Potters 43 "" f . 4.42 Maken of:Crockerv 35 ( , ( 4.60 IndustriesDf Woody Meterilll 41 12 25 ., 4.62 Carpenters 129 29 \ 4.7 fUIniture Makers 18 2 5 11 2.86 Rope Makerlp 23 23 :->:81 Jute Pressing 34 34 3.5 Workers in Enrineering Workshop 6 '6 4.61 Sawyers 202 -202 , 1.20 Other Meta!lic Minerals 6 6 " 2.80 Textile Industries Unclassified 15 55 4.64 BaSket Mlkers 15 15 3.2 Manufacturer of Non-Ferrou. 3 ·S Metals 2.43 Ice Makers 10 10 Total 5632 39 140 5453 xxi SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No. 5~ Number of Livelihood CIas! V Number and Name of Census Tract. Hnshiarpur Tahsil Run.! Tract. Samp]~/MALES No. of Slips. 948 T Group " .- lnde. Code Means of Livelihood (Sub·Groups) Total Employer Employee pendant No. worker . I 2 3 4 5 6 0:43 Wood Cutters 2 ...... 2 0.60 Fishermen 7 ... 7 > " - 1.5 Stone-Quarrying 25 '" ... 25 2.21 Oil Pte.sera 1 '" ... 1 ., 2.22 Manufacturer of Hydrogen Oils 1 ... .. , 1 2.43 Ice Makers 2 ... 1 1 2.5 Manufacturers of Tobacco Products 4 ... 2 2 2.61 Cotton Ginning 2 ...... 2 2.62 Cotton Weaving 405 7 ... .. 398 2.71 Tailors 4 ...- 2 2 2,72 Hosiery Works 2 2 ...... 2.74 Hat Makers 1 ... '" 1 2.70 Makers of Textile Goods 1 ... 1 Unclassified ... 2.81 Jute Pressing 2 ...... :l 2.82 Woolen Weaving 6 ...... 6 2.91 Leather Tannen 3 3 ...... 2.92 Cobblers 129 ... '" I.W 3.00 - I. Manufacturers of Metal I 1 Product. Unclassified '" ... 3.01 Black Smiths 9 ... 9 '" I 3.04 Surgical Instrument makers 2 I '" ... 2 3.5 Workers in Engg: Workshop 2 '" ." 2 4.03 Watch Repairers 1 '" ... 1 ) 4.41 I Potters 18 ...... 18 4.62 Carpenters 4 ...... 4 4.64- Balket Makers 14 '" ... 14 . Total 648 12 5 631 "" .. 1 ,,'_ ->""""". .. J xxii SORTER'S TICKET 2. Serial No.5! N umber of Livelihood Class V Number and Name of Census Tract Hoshiarpur Tahsil Rural Tract. Disp)aeed/MALES. Number of Slips. 898 Group lnde· Code ~eans of Livelihood (Sub-Groups) Total Employer lEmPloyee pendant No. worker ---. I ( 1 2 3 4 5 6 . 0'12 I Breeders of Cattle .4 ...... 4 3'40 Forest Employees iO ... 10 '" 0'43 Wood Cutters 4 ... .. , 4 0'60 7 7 Fishermen ...... ~ 2'11 Flout Grinding 11 ...... I 11 2 '13 Grain Parcher 6 ... 2 4 2.43 Ice Maker. I 4 1 ... 3 2.5 Manufacturer of Tobacco.proJucts 4 ...... 4 2.61 Cotton Ginning 8 ... 4 4 2'62 Cotton Weaving 485 .... 210 275 2.71 Tailors 4 ...... 4 2'73 Fur d-.slers 22 ... .. 22 2. 70 Make'rs of .Textile Goods 2 ...... 2 unclassified. , ,, . 2.81 JuuPress~g I 4 ...... 4 2'82 Woollen Weaving 3 ...... ,3 2.92 Cobblers 175 ... 25 150 2.91 Leather T ariDen I 13 4 ... 9 3.01 Blacksmiths 2 ...... 2 3.1 Manufacturen of Iron and Steel 5 ...... S Product•. I 4.03 Watch Repait'ers 1 ...... 1 4.41 Potters i 24 24 I 4.5 Mrnufacturerl! of Rubber 'products 48 48 4.62 Carpenters 26 • 26 4.64 Bauet Makers 26 26 Total 898 5 251 642 xxiIi SORTER'S TICKET 2. Serial No. 5'5 Number of Livelihood Class VI. Number an:!. Name of Cer.sus Trac.t Ho.biarput Tahsil Rural Tract. Gener.. JIMALES No. of Slip. 2040 Group I lnde Code Meaps of LiveUbood (Sub-Group.) Total ,Employer Employee pendant No. I ' worker 1 2 --3-: ~ .~ 6 ~----+------~------~j----~~----'_----I 6.00 Shopkeepers 1226 24 ,I 104 1098 6.01 20 , :.,0 , , I 6.02 Druggists and Chemists 37 I 37 ,I 6.03 Book Sell1rs 6 6 I 6 I 28 6.11 Retail Shopkeepers ~22 , 388 J 8 6.12 Wine Merchant. 8 I I 6.13 Dealers in Tobacco 2 I 2 I 6 .• 1~ Hawkers of Food Stuffs 8 2 I 3 3 I 6.15 Rtail De'lTers in Pans. Bedi and 18 I 18 Cigarettes I 6.20 7 I 16 _Fuel Sellers 47 I 24 I 6.21 Petroleum Distributors 25 I 25 I 6.3 Leather GGods 96 I 6.4 12 I Wholesale Trade in Foodstuffs I 12 I 6.5 Wholesale Dealen in Commodities 66 66 , other than Foodstuffs. I I I 6.7 Iusurance Agents 3 I 3 j 6.8 Money Lenders 28 I 28 I I 6.6 Rent Collectors 16 .., I 16 Tqtal 2040 .: 159 IS42 xxiv SORTER'S TICKET 2. Seriol No. 56 Number of Livelihood Class VI. Number aud N "me of Census Tract.. HOlhiarpur Tahsil Rural Tract. Samp:e!MALES No. of Slips 229 Group Inde- Code Means '6f Livelihood (Sub.groups) Total Employer Employee pendant No. wQrke£ ------.- I 2 3 4 5 6 6.00 Servants of Shopkeepers 9 ... 9 ... 6.02 Hawkers 45 ...... 45 6.02 Chemists and Druggists 2 ...... 2 6.03 Book Sellels- 2 ...... 2 6.11 Retail Shopkeepers 120 ... 15 105 6.12 Contractor Wine 1 '" , .. 1 6.13 Dealers in Tobacco 2 .. ... 2 6.14 Hawkers of Foodstuffs 4 ...... 4 6.21 Petrolium Distri'QutoTl 1 ." ... 1 6.3 Cloth Merchants 8 .. ,,' s 6A Wholesale traders in Foodstuffs 35 ...... 35 Total 2]9 ... 24 205 S. No. 57 N umber of Livelihood Clas. VI. Number and Name of Census Tract Hoshiarpur Tahsil Rural Tract Displaced/MALES No. of Slips 229 6.00 Shopkeepers 12 12 6.00 Pers!:ns Employed in Shops 7 7 6.01 Hawkers 60 60 6.02 Druggists arid Chemists 3 - 3 6;03 Boak Sellers! 6 6 6.11 Retail Dealets 146 20 126. 6.13 Dealers in Tobacco 8 6,14 Hawkers in Fdod Stuffs 25 25 6.20 Fuel Sellen 6 6 6.21 Petrolium Distributors 4 3 6.3 Clo~h Merchant! 10 10 . 6.4 Wholesale Traders in Foedstuffs 8 8 6.7 In.urance Agents 2 ... 2 6.8 Money Lendrrs 2 2 Total 299 8 28 263 xxv SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No., 58' Numher of Livelibood Class VII Number and Name (If Cens.us. Tract H(lsbia!pur Tahsil Rural Tract. Ko. of·Slips 04 ilGrout Inde- Cod. Means o~ Livelihood (Sub.Groups) -Total Employer Employee pendant No. . worker 1 2 a 4 5 6 7.0 Workers in Tranaportl 16 ... 16 7.1 Motat Drivers 7 ...... 7 7.2 BOllt, Men ' 23 ... 23 ... 7.4 Railway Em plo~ees . IS '" IS ... Total j 64 ... 57. 7 S. No. S,9, Number 6f Livelihood Class VII; l'iTumber a~tl. Name of ,Census Tract Hosbiarpur Tahsll {turaI Tract SAM PLE/MALES No. of Slips 9 -, ,",.' 7.1 Ass Driver 5 4 ~ : ... . ~ I 7.2 BoatMen I ; 1 ... 1 7.4 Railway Employees '" S ... 3 ... Total 9 I 4 4 Serial No. 60 Number of Livelib(Jd (.'1&8" VII Numbe'£ and Name of Census Ts:act ' Hoahiarpuy Tah~il Rural Tract. DISPLACED/MALES No. of Slip. 3 7.1 Camel Dri ver 1 ...... 1 7.2 B~.(Men 1 ...... 1 ';4 bilway Employees 1 ... 1 . -Total 3 ... 1 2 xxvi SORTER'S TICKET. 2. Serial No. 61 Numbar of Livelihood Clau ~nI. Number and Name of Ceolu, Tract Hoshiarpur Tahsil Rl:ra] Tract. Sample/MALES. Number of Slips. 7243 Group lnde· Code Means of Livelihood (Sub-Groups) Total pendant No. 'm.'",," 1,,,,,,,,"1 worker --- I 2 3 4 5 l 6 5.10 Construction and M,aintence of 6 . .,. 2 ..4 Works Otherwise Unclallified 's.11 Masons 211 ... 211 ' : ... 5.7 Saintary Works and Services 7 ... 7 .., .8.10 Hospital Employee. 126 .. , 126 .. , 8.12 Vaids and Hakiltls 30 ...... 30 8.16 Campounderl 1 ...... 1 8 .. 21 Professors 32 .. ' 28 4 8.22 Teachers 64 ... 36 28 8 S 8.:0 Workers in Educational Institution '" ... s.4 Police Employe•• 95 ... 96 ... S.5 Watch Man 142 ... 141 1 I 8.6 Municipal Employee. 13 '" 13 .. 8.7 State G6vernment Employees J02 ... 152 ... 8.8 , ,Union Goverllmetlt Emplopees 484 ... 484 '" 9.0 Unclassified Employee. and S'-tvice 4121 10 1674 2437 9.]0 Dolitetti'1 Servants 429 '" 429 ... i, 9.11 ~ivate .Motar Orinr. 44 ... 24 20 , " 9.13 Gardener. 3 ... a ... 9.2 ,Barbers 196 8 94 94 '9.3 Washermel\ 21 ... '" 21 9.4 I Hotel Selva~ts 46 ... 46 .. ' 9.64 Stenographer&" 9 ... 9 .. , 9.65 Wo:rker. in Trade Association 80 ... , 56 24 ~, 9.5 Recretion Serv1~! SOl 5 1115 34C 9.62 Clerk. of Lawyers 6 ' ...... 6 9.7 Artists SO ... , 1~ 32 9.81 Priests 143 .. , ,26 117 <-' 9.83 Workers in Charitable Institution 28 ...... 28 7'6 POI tal Service. IDS ... 195 ...... ,..,'T'. , '" .~- Total 11.41 23 4024 3196 XXVil SORTER'S TICKET 2. Number of Livelihood Class Vai. SERIAL ~O. 62 NUlllber and Name of Census Tract Hoshiarpur Tabsil Ru:ral Tract Sample/MALES No. of Slips 783 lnde. Group Me ails I)f Li velihood (Sub.Groups) Tota! Employer Employee pendant Code worker No. I 2 ... 2 8.11 Doctors ...... Compounders 2 ... 2 8.16 ... 2 Nurses 2 ... 8.17 6 ... 6 ... 8.21 Professors 2 ... 2 ... 8.20 Workers in Educational Institution ... I Police Employees 4- 4 .. , 8.4- 202 ... 202 ... 8.7 State Government Employees 1 ...'. 27 27 II.' S.8 Union Govetnment Employees ... Private Motor Drivers 495 495 ... 9.11 I) ... 6 ... 9.11 Taxi O ..... ner! ... 2 Gardeneu 2 ... 9.13 10 ...... 10 9.2 Barber and Hair D[~ssers Washerman Bnd Laundry Services 3 ...... 3 9.3 :1 i ...... 3 9.4- Hotel Services l Recreation Services 1 '" ... 9.5 1 ...... 1 9.61 Lawyers 2 ." 2 ... 9.62 Clerks of Lawyers ;Jna Petition Writer" 2 ... . 2 ... 9.64 Steno Graphers , Workers in Trade Associa tion 9 .,. 9 ... 9.65 2 ...... 2 9,8 1 j sts Total 183 I 757 26 N umber of L iveliho d Class VIII. S. No. 63 HQshiarpur Tahsil fi ur al Tract Number and.Name of Census Tract Number of Slips 1261 DisplacedJMA LES 10 8.10 Workers in Hospitals 10 6 6 8. 11 Doctors 4 4 8.12 Vaids and Hakims 6 '" 6 S. 16 Compounders 6 4 2 8.17 Nurs6s 15 15 8.21 Professors 4 4 8.22 Teael-en 16 16 8.4 Police Employees (} 6 8.6 Municipal Employee.s US 118 8.7 State Govt Ell'ployeell 395 I 8.8 U Ilion Govt Employees 395 602 602 9.11 Privllte Motors Driven 12 12 9.11 Taxi Owners 14 l4- 9.12 Cooks S 8 9.2 Barbers &. Hair Dressers 6 9.3 Washcrman Laundry Works 6 8 8 9,4 Hotel Services 2 7 9.5 Recreati('0 Services 9 4 4- 9.1H Lawyers 4 9.62 Clerks of Law_yers Petition Writer 4 2 2 9.64 StPIlO Graphe!s '2 2 9.7 Artists 4 4 9.81 Priests Tot.a.l 12{il 12H) 51 xxviii SORTER'S TlCKET 2 S. No.64 Nllm1:}cr of Livelihood Class V Number and Name of Census Tract He shiarpur Tnhsil Rural Tract General/FE MALES No. of Slips 36~ Group .Code I I I' Inde~ Means of Livelihood (SuQ.Group.s) I, __T_O_3t_a_J_ EW'P14oyer E__ No. ,_~ m_p_150_y_e_e~l_p_e_n_da_tt_t\Yorker 1 2 6 '1- I 2.S Manufacturer- of robacco products 20 I ...... 20 I (1) , 6.() 2.61 Cotten Ginning I ...... 2.62 Cotton Weave! 75 ...... is 2.71 Tai10n 94 ...... 94 2,70 Makers o~ Textile Goods 40 ,.. ... 40 I ' !~'Unclassified 2,82 Woolen Weaving 35 ...... 3S I 2.91 Leather Dyeing and Tanning 38 ...... 38 Total 362 ...... 362 I I I S. No. 65 Number Qf Livelihood Class V Nuu::ber and Name 0:1: Census TIact HoshUirp'ur To'osn Rural Tract. S ample,'FEM ALE S Nc. cfSlips 77 2.U Flour ·Grind. ing 7 7 2.61 Cotton Ginning 15 15 2.71 Tailors 20 ."1. 20 2.82 Woolen Weavjng 4 4 2.91 Leather TanniDIt 13 13 4.41 Potters 5 5 4.64 Basket M aku's 13 13 Total 77 77 l, S. No. 66 Number of Livehboop Class V Number and Name of Census Tract Ho:shiarpur Tahsil Rural Tract DisplacedJFEMALhS No. of Slips 66 2.11 Flour Gdnd ing 4 -. ... 4. 2.62 Weaving 17 ... , .. 17 ]0 2.71 Tailors '" I ... lD 2.82 Woolen Weaving 4 '" ... 4 2.91 Leather Tanning 11 ...... , 11 4.41 Potters 3 ...... 3 4.64 Basket Maker 17 ...... 17 T(1tal 456 ...... 66 - xxix SORTER'S TICKET 2. SERIAL' NO. 67 N umber of Livelihood Class VI Number,and Name of Census Tract Hoshiarpur Tahsn Rural Tract General/FEMALES No. of Slips 147 ) Group Inde- Code Means of Li velihood (Sub~Groups) Total Employer Employee pendant No. worker , 6'11 Halwais I 25 ... , ... 25 Vegetable Sellers 30 j 30 6·11 '" , ... 6'11 Meat Sellers 25 ...... 25 6'20 Fuel Sellers 37 ... , ... 37 30 6'3 Leather Sellers ... , '" 30 Total 147 ... , ... 147 - S. No. 68 N u.mber of Livelihood Class VI Number and Name of Census Tract Hoshiarpur Tahlil Rural tract Sample/FEMALES . No. of Slips 38 6'11 Retail Shop Kee'Per 14 ...... 14 6'11 Eggs Seller 7 ...... 7 6'11 Vegetab!e Sellen 5 ...... 5 6'20 Fuel Sellers 4 ...... 4 6'3 Leather Sellers 8 ...... 8 Total 38 ... .., 32 Serial No. 69 Number of Livelihood Class VII Number and Name of Census Tract Hoshiarpur Tahsil Rural Tract. Displaced/FEMALE No. of Slips 98 6'11 Hala-ais IS 15 6'11 Vegetable Sellers 17 17 6'11 I Meat Sellers 20 20 t'20 Fuel Sellers 21 21 6'3 Leather Sellers 25 25 I Total 98 98 Serial No. 70 Number of Livelihood Class VII Number o'nd N am. of Census Tract. Hoshillrpur Tahsil (.> ural Tract General/FEMALE No. of Slips 10 7'1 Labourers 4 ...... 4, 7'4 Rai,lway Employees 4 ... ·4 '" 7'2 Boatmen " 2 ... 2 '" . Total 10 '" 6 4 " xxx SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No. 71 Number of Livelihood Class VII N umber and Name of Census Tract Hoshiarpur Tahsil Rural Tract Sample/FEMALES No. of Slip. 3 Indepen Group Mean. of Livelihood Total ·Employer Employee I dant Code No. (Sub-Groups) worker ------1 2 3 4 5 6 7·'}. BoatI1l an 1 '" 1 ... , 7'4- Railway Employee, 2 2 ... '" , Total 3 '" 3 ... Serial No, 72 Number of Li\1elihood Class VII Number and Name of Cens~s Tract Hoshiarpur Tahsil Rural Tract. Displaced/FEMALES N 0_ of Slip. 7 7'1 Labourers 1 1 7'2 Boatmen. 2 2 7'4 Railway Employeel 4 4 Total I 7 6 1 S. No. 73, Number of Livelihood Class VIII Number and Name of Census Tract Hcshiarpuli. Tahsil Rural Tract ! ' General/FEMALES No, of Slips 659 s'to IEmployees i~Ho,pitaI 15 15 8'U Doctoll 38 38 S'17 Nurses 30 20 10 8'21 Profellors II 11 8.8 Employeel of the Union Govt. 20 20 9-10 DomeBtlC Serven" 450 450 9'12 Cooks 26 25 9'11 Taxi owners 15 15 9'3 Washermen and Laundry Services 33 33 9'4 Hotel Services 2 2 9'64 Steno Graphers 5 5 9'7 Artilt. 10 10 9'82 Sefv~ts in Religiou. edifices 5 5 Total 659 564 95 XXXI SORTER'S TICKET 2 S, No, 74 Number of Uvelihood C!ass VIII Num'b,er and N arne of Census Tract, Hoshiarpur Tahsil Rural Tract Sample/FEMALES No, of Slips, 228 I Name of Livelihood Indepen- . Gro*, (Sub-Groups) Total Employer Employee dant Code .0 worker 1 2 3 4- 5 6 I J S'10 Hospital Employees 6 .. ' 6 .. , S'U Doctors 21 .. ' 21 '" 8'17 Nurses 4 ... 4 ... 8'22 Teachers 4 ... 4. ... g'g Employpes bf the Union Govt, 16 .. , 16 '" , 9'10 Domestic Servants 122 .. 122 '" 9'11 Taxi'owners 5 .. , ... 5 9'12 Cooks 7 ,., ... 7 9'3 Washermen and Laundry Service. 20 ...... 20 9'4 Hotel Services 5 ...... 5 9'64 Steno graphers 1 ... 1 ... 97 Artists 4- ... '" 4- 9'R2 Servant. in Religious edifices 13 '" 13 ... Total 228 ... 1S7 41 S. No. 75 Number of Livelihood Class VIII, Number and Name of Census Tract Hosbiarpur Tahsill Rural Tract Displaced/FEMALES No. of Slips 246 S'10 Employees in Hospi tab I) 5 8'11 Doctors 24- 24 S'17 Nurses 4 4 8'20 W orken in educational Institution. 6 6 8'8 Employees of the Union Govt. 17 ]7 9'10 Domestic Servant. 128 128 9'11 Taxi owners 4 4 9'12 Cooks 8 8 9'3 Washermen and Laundry Services 22 22 9'4 Hotel Services 6 6 9'64 Steno graphers 2 2 9'7 A~tists 5 S 9-82 Workers in Religious edifices 15 15 Total 246 186 .8(\ xxxii SORTER'S TICKET 2 Serial No. 76 Number of Livelihood Chss V Number and Name of.Census Tract. Distt. Hoshiarpur Non-City Urban Tract. GENERAL/MALE No. 01 Slips 144- Group Means of Livelihood Indepen- C ode No, (Sub· Groups) Total Employer Employee dant worker 1 2 3 I 4 5 6 2'11 I Flour grinding 63 5 4 54 221 Oil Pressers 5 5 2'62 Weavers 230 230 2'71 Tailors 263 3 260 2'92 Cobblers 36 13 23 3'01 Black Smith 35 35 3'32 Cycle repairers 23 23 3.4 Work shop Emp loyees " 30 30 3'~2 Manufacturers of Soap 29 3 8 18 4,04 Gold Smith 229 229 4'03 Watch makers 9 9 4'2 Brick makers 36 36 4'41 Pot"ters 20 20 4'62 Carpenters 83 83 4'64 Basket makers 13 13 4'9l Printers 40 40 Total 1144 S· 107 1029 S. No. 77 Number of Livelihood Class V Number and Name of Census Tract Distt. Hoshierpur Non-City Urban Tract, ! !)isp~a('ed I MAL ES No. of Slips 17l. 0'12 Breedeu. of cattle '11 11 2'11 Flour gr inding 28 13 15 2'13 Grain Parchers 16 1 15 2'21 Oil Pressers 13 3 10 2'40 Soda Water F~ctory I 1 2'92 Cobbler . 15 15 3'01 Black Smith 5 5 3'04- Surgical Instrument makers 5 1 4 3'03 Nibs and pins makers 4 4- 3'1 Manufacturers of. Iron &nd Steel 2 2 3'4 Machine Re.pairers, 2 I 1 3'86 Candle makers 1 "... I 4'2 Brick-makers 4- I 3 4'0 Industries nnclassified 2 2 4'41 PottE'rs 15 15 '4'44- Manufacturers of glass goods 28 9 19 4'64- Basket-Make!'s 2 2 4'60 Industries of woody material 18 18 Total 172 1 49 122 ,,_>. , xxxiii SORTER"S TICKET 2. Serial ~o, 78 Number of Li~lihood Class VI f Num~r and Name of Cens~1 Tract Distt, Hoshiarpur Non-City Urhan Tract Ger~alIMALES, Number of Slips. 3818 lnde Means of Lhelih9.od (Sub-Groups) Total Employer Employee pendant worker 2 3 5 6 6'1)0 j General Shop keepers 1870 1870 6'01 Hawkers !H 94 6'03 Book Seller. 25 25 6'U Halwail 422 200 119 103 6-11 Retail dealen 706 4 262 440 6-U Meat Seller 12 12 6'11 Vegetabl.. Seller 72 72 6'U Fruit Seller ~2 32 6'12 Wine merchant 20 20 6'13 Tobacco dealers 23 23 6'15 Retail dealers in Pan Bidi and '51 51 cigarettes 6'20 Fuel Sellers 89 89 6'3 Cloth merchants 202 202 6'3 Leather merchants 53 53 6'5. 'Whole SaJe traders iii 'Coni'm:o'dities . 63 63 other than fODd stuff. Bankers . 84 43 41 Total 3818 204 424 I 3190 S, No, 79 Number of I ivelihood Class VI. Number and Name of Census Lract Distt, Hoshiarpur Non-City Urban Tract Displaced/MA LES Number of Slips 446 1-· .. ~--. , 6'00 Shop keepers 134 6 7 121 6'11 Retail dealers 140 6 134 6'12 ,,~. '" Wine Sellera 10 .. ' ... 10 6 ,. . ~, .. ~ ., . - 6'lL TabUle ~•. ~- -- -. .. ' .. , 6 620 Fuel Seller 24 1 1 22 6'5 Whole Sale tradera in commodities 33 1 2 30 other than food Itutt. 6-S f Money Lendera 1 '" ... 1 6'S Workers in Bank 98 3 5 90 Total , 446 17 15 414 .. _., , ..., xxxiv SORTER'S TICKET 2· Serial No. 80 Number of Livelihood Clus VI Number and Name of Census Tract. Distt. Hoshiarpur Non·CitY Urban Tract. Displaced/M ALE No. of Slips 868 .. ',""' Group Means of Livelihood 'I ,Indepen. Code No. (Sub·Groups) Total Employer Emp10yee dant worker 1 2 3 4 5 6 I . 6'00 General Shopkeepers 640 6 20 614 6'01 Hawkers 204 ...... 204 6'03 Book Sellers 21 1 '" 20 , . 6'U Retail dealers 301 2 3 296 I 6'11 ~eat Sellers 23 '" ... 23 6'11 Halwai 121 1 11 109 6'11 Egg. Sellers 7 ... '" 7 6'11 Vegetable Sellers 243 6 '" 237 6'3 Cloth merchants 243 ... 2 241 6'3 Leather merchants 36 2 ... 34 6'5 Whole Sale traders in Commoditie. 15 ... 1 14 6'8 Bank; Etnplopees 14 ... 14 ... I Total 1868 18 51 1799 Senal No. 81 Number of LivelIhood CIa.s VII Nuruber and Name of 7'1 :"aboureu /74 ... '" 74 7 'J Tonga dTiver . 26 ...... 26 7'1 RiCk Shu", dri~er 18 ... '" 18 7'1 Motor driver \ 46 ... 40 6 7'4 Railway Employee. 55 ... 55 ... Total 219 ... 95 124 SerIal. No. 82 Number of Llveltbood CIa... VII Number and Name of Cens\1~ Tract Distt. t-ioshiarpUI Non-City"'Urban Tract Displaced! MALE N'n nf SJi,,~ 55 Mot r Driver 9 'l 2 Rick Sb3W driver 8 8 Tonga driver 9 9 Railway Empl()J eel 29 29 Tota~ 55 36 19 __ ~ __ ~ ______~~~~.e.~~'.~~~"_" ______xxxv SORTER'S TICKET 2. Serial NQ. 83 Num"ber of Livelihood Class \'111 Numbet atl!i Name of Census Tract Distt Hoshiarpur Non·City Urban Tract. ~~MALES No. of Slips 2935 Group I Code Means of Livelihood (Sub.Group.) Total IEmployer Empkyee j::-pendant . worker No. I I . 1--.--- 1 2 3 I 4 5 I 6 .- i 5.7 Municipal Sweepers 251 ... 251 ... S,ll I 96 ... 36 60 Docto~s • 8.12 Vaids and Hakims 48 ...... 48 8.16 Compounders 17 ... 17 ... 8.4 Police Employees 211 ... j 211 ... t 8.8 Union Governmerit Employees 938 •• !' 938 ... 9.0 Services Unclassified 674 ... 575 99, 9.10 Domestic ~ervallts 293 293 I ... " S 9.2 Barbers 103 '" 95 9.4 Workers in Hospital 17.5 ... 87 88 > 9.S Recreation Services 33 ...... 33 I 9.82 Servants in Religious Edifices 96 I ...... 96 Total 29311 ... 2416 519 S. ~o. 84 N umber of LiveHhood Class VIII Number and Name of Census Tract DisH. Hosbiarpur Non-City Urbal! Tract. Generall ALES No. of Slips 488 ".' I 8.6 Employets in State Goveniment 9 ... 9 - " '" I 8.8 Employees in Union Government ,68 I ... 68 ... i 9.0 Services Unclas.Hied 369 ... 219 150 - 9.13 Gardener 21 ... , 21 ... \ i 9.5 Recreatiod Services 8 ... I ... ~ ! 9.82 Worken in Religious Edifices 13 I ...... 13 Total 488 ... 317 171 XXXVI SORTER'S TICKET 2. Serial No. 85 Number of Livelihood Class VIII N umber and Name of Census Tr:et Distt Ho,hiarpur Non-City Urban Tract. General/MALES No. of Slip. 522 , - Group (. Inde- Code ,Means of Livelihood (Sub-Groups) Total IEmployer Employee pendaM, No. , . worker I~-- 1 2 3 I 4- 5 6 J {).11 Masons 85 ...... 85 7.6- Postal Employee. 11 ... 11 .,. • 7.7 Telegraph Employees 7 ... 7 ." 8.11 Dtlctors 7 ." -.. 7 25 8.12 Vaids 26 ... '" 8.21 Professors 25 ." 25 ... 8.22 83 ... 83 ... , Teachers 8.6 Municipal Employees 23 ... 23 ... 8.7 State Government Employees 30 ... 30 ... 9.0 Services Unclassified 23 ...... 23 9.3 Washermlm 39 ... to 29 9.5 Recreation Services 2 ...... 2 9.61 Lawyets 132 ... 2 160 Total 522 ... In' 331 I I - S. No. -86. Number of Livelihood Class VIII Number and Nameof Census Tract Di'tt. HOlhiarpur Non.City Urban Tract Displaced/MALES No. of Slips 1508 7.6 Post Office Employees 27 '" 27 ... 8 ..... Police Employe... JOt ... tOl '" 8.5 Watch man 15 ... 15 8.7 State Government Employees 163 ... 163 '" 8.8 Union GOvernment Employees 11 ... 11 ... 9.10 Domestic Serv.mtS 98 ... . 98 ... 9.3 Walherman 48 '" ... 48. 9.4 Worker. in Hotel 33 '" ... 33 9.5 Recreation Se rvices 11 ... 3 8 9.61 Lawyers 15 ... .2 13 4 .... 9.62 }-'etition Writers ... ~ ~ ... 9.81 Priests 6 ... '3 3 42 42 9.82 Workere in Religious Edifices .,. " .11 ... 9.0 Services Unclassified 93 ...... 594- 340 Total 15QB, ... 1017 491- xxxvii SORTER'S TICKET 2. Serial No. 87 NUlnbH of Livelihood (lass VIII Number and N'~IRe of Census Tract. Distt. HoshiatpuT Non-City Urban Tract. OlsplacedjMALES.. _ No. of Slips 459 G.roup Inde- Code Means of Livelihood (Sub.groups) Total Employer Employee pendant No. worker _------t ,. 2 3 4 5 6 .~~ 5.11 Malons I 13 ... I 1 12 S'10 HOllpit~ll:imployees 3 ... 3 ... S'U Doctors I 34 ... I 23 11 , 8.12 Vaids 47 47 8'16 Compounders 12 12 8 '21' . Professors 42 42 8.22 Teachers 155 155 8.-6 Mumcipal Employees ,39 3~ S.7 State G0vernment Employees 24 24 8'S Union Government Employees 14 14 .~J.,9 Services Unclassified 12 12 9'12 Cooks 2 9.2 Barbers 49 49 9.3 Washerman 7 7 9 '82 1, Workers fn Religious Edifices 6 6 Total 459 315 144 S. No. 88 Number of Livelihood Clasl VIII. Number and Name of Census Tract Distt. Hoshiarpur Non-City Utb,m Tract Dilplaced/MA LES No. of Slipi 409 8.7 State Government Employess 3 .. , Total 409 .,. 4 4Q6 I - XXXVlll' SORTER'S TICJ(ET 2. Serial No. 89 Number of Livelihood Class V Number and Name of Census Tract Distt Hoshiarpur Non.City Urban Tra"Ct, General/FE !'dALES No. of Slip. 51 , Group I Inde- Code , Means ()f l:-ivelihood ~Sub·Groups) Total IEmployer Employee pendant 'No. I ,worker 1--- 1 2 ,3 I .4 . 5 6 I 0.12 Breeders of Cattle 1 ...... -1 0,43 Wood Cutters 3 ...... l 2,11 Flour Grinding 1 ... .. 1 , . 2.13 Grain PaTchers -;J ...... 7 2.62 Cotton Weavers 15 '" ... lli 4.64- Basket .!'1akers 1 ...... I 2.71 Tailors ~3 ... 1 22 Total 51 ." 1 50 I . S.·No. 90 N umber of Livelihood C1ass V Number and Name of Census Tract. Pistt. Hoshiarpur Non-City UrI an Tract. Displaced/FEMALES N<>., of Slip6, 27 _, '2.11 , Flour Grinding 1 2.13 Grain Parchers \ I i I 2.62 C6ttoniWeavers 3 i .. ; 3 I I 2.71 I Tdiloriog 18 18 I .l:: I· I 4.41 !: Potters' 4 i 4 i I Tqtal 27 27 I \ S.}:!o., 91 Number,"()f Livelihood Class VI. Number, , and Name of Census.;. Tract Dis,tt. Hoshiarpur Non.City Urban Tract G?neral{FEMALES No. of Slips_ ~n 6.00 Shopkeepers " 1 ti.03 Book Sellers 1'" 6.11 Vegetable Sellers 19 .19 ,6.11 Milk Seners 2 2 6.11 Retail Dealers 5 5 6.3 Leather Goods Sellers 6 6 6.8 Money LeD-derl 37 37 Total 72 72 xxxix SORTER'S TICKET 2 S. No. 92 NumbE'f of Livelihood Class VI I. Number and Name of Census Tract District H( shiarpur N on-City Urban Tract Displaced/FEMALES No; of Slips 21 I GirOUI2. ' I lnde- Code .Means of Livelihood (Sub.Groups) I Total IEmploy.r Employee pendant No. worker I 2 - 3 4 5 6 6.11 Vegetable Sellers )4 ... I ... 14 6.11 Milk Sellers 3 I ... .., 3 I, I 6.8 ,Mone, Lenders I 4 I ... I ... 4 I I Total 21 I .. , .. , 21 I j I I t Serial No. 93 Number of Livelihood Class VIII Number and Name of Census Tract • District. Hoshiarpur Non-City Urban Tract. General/FEMALES No. of Slip. 248 8.22 Tea~ers 91 48 43 8,21 Profenors 8.6 Municipal Employees 3 3 8.17 NUrses 13 3 ! 10 8.8 Union Government Employees.. 28 28 9.0 Service,s Unclassified 6'>" 12 51 9.10 Domestic SeI'~anti 32 32 9.3 Washerman 3 3 9.5 Recreat ion Services 3 3 9.81 Priests 4 4 9.82 Workers in Religious 'Edifices 7 7 Total 248 126 11'2 . ~ I. S.No. ()4 N umber of livelIhood e1ass VIII Number and Name of Census Tract .District Hcshiarpur Ncn-City Urban Tract Displaced{F EMALI:.S No.dSlps 146 8.17 Nurses 8 ) 7 8.22 Teachers 38 25 1::1 8.7 State Government Employee. 2 2 9.0 Senice. Unclassified 55 26 29 9.10 Private Servanu 36 ••• I 36 9.3 Dhobie. (W alherm an) 1 1 8.11 Doctorl 3 3 9.82 Workers in Religious Edifices 3 3 Total 146 90 56 T AS LES Prim~ry Census Abstract. HOSH IARPU R. DISTRICT CENSUS 195 I. ii '"f'.-q..... lfi~f'o.QO"""" ·_.NM ...... : ...... \0 :'" ~ r-t-C'lN ~ :Of"o.c:'I?Cf\- .!!'IM.t- ------~----- .... 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