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STATISTICAL ABSTRACT RAJASTHAN 2011 (combined issue) DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PUBLICATION Deputy Director Dr. R.N. Meena Statistical Assistant Shri Manoj Sharma Smt. Alka Chandel Computer Shri Vijay Singh CONTENTS Table No. Title Page No. THE METRIC SYSTEM a-e 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Rajasthan at a glance 1 1.2 Rajasthan in Indian economy 2-27 1.3 Selected indicators of economic activities in Rajasthan 28-29 2. AREA AND POPULATION 30-32 2.1 Ranking of districts By Area 33 2.1(A) Ranking of districts By Population Density(2011) 34 2.2 Districtwise Population, Sex ratio & Growth rate in Rajasthan(2011) 35 2.3 Ranking of districts by population size in 2001 and 2011 36 2.4 Occupation wise classification of population 37-40 2.5 Panchayat samitiwise population 41-48 2.6 Classification of villages according to population range 49 2.7 Number and Population of urban Agglomerations/Cities/Towns by size class 50-51 2.8 Districtwise rural-urban composition of population 52-53 2.9 Projected population (2001-2021) 54 2.10 Population Projections of Rajasthan (2001-2021) 55 2.11 Districtwise and Divisionwise population Projections-Rajasthan as on 1st March (2001-2021) 56-59 2.12 Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Population in Rajasthan 60 2.13 Decadal Variation in Population of Rajasthan Since 1901 61 3. ENVIRONMENT STATISTICS 62 3.1 Temperature and humidity 63 3.2 Annual Rainfall 64 3.3 Seasonal Rainfall 65 4. VITAL STATISTICS 66 4.1 Medically certified deaths by causes in Rajasthan (2007/2008) 67-73 4.2 Estimated birth rate, death rate and infant mortality rate (2008/2009) 74 4.3 Death rate and infant mortality rate by sex and residence (2008/2009) 74 4.4 Districtwise Registration Status of Birth and Death in Rajasthan 75 4.5 Estimates of Child Mortality Indicators by Sex and Residence(2001) 76-77 5. HOUSING 78 5.1 Progress of Rajasthan Housing Board 79 5.2 Residential sitution in Rajasthan (2001) 80 (i) Table No. Title Page No. 6. EDUCATION 81-82 6.1 School education in Rajasthan 83-85 6.2 College education in Rajasthan (2008-09) 86 6.2(A) College education in Rajasthan (2009-10) 87 6.3 Polytechnic and ITI education in Rajasthan 88 6.4 Literacy rate for Rajasthan(2001/2011) 89-90 6.5 Population and Literates by sex of Rajasthan(2011) 91 7. MASS COMMUNICATION 92 7.1 News papers and Magazines published 93-94 8. HEALTH 95-96 8.1 Government Medical Institutions(31.3.09) 97 8.1(A) Government Medical Institutions(31.3.10) 98 8.2 Government Medical and Health personnel (Modern Medicine) 99 8.3 Patient treated in government medical institutions (2008) 100 8.3(A) Patient treated in government medical institutions (2009) 101 8.4 Out-Door and Indoor patient treated in government medical institutions by causes 102-107 (2008) 8.4(A) Out-Door and Indoor patient treated in government medical institutions by causes 108-113 (2009) 8.5 Government Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, Naturalpathy, Unani Institutions and beds. 114 8.6 Medical personnel in Government Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, Naturalpathy and Unani Institutions 115 8.7 Patients Treated in Government Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, Naturalpathy and Unani institutions 115 8.8 In-patient beds in medical institutions(2008-09) 116 8.8(A) In-patient beds in medical institutions(2009-10) 117 9. FAMILY WELFARE 118 9.1 Progress of family welfare 119 9.2 Districtwise couple protection rate by various methods 120-122 9.3 Number of Family welfare Medical Institutions 123 10. SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES 124-125 10.1 Districtwise Hostels and Scholars in social welfare scheme. 126-127 10.2 Handicapped persons scholarship scheme of social welfare (2007-08/2008-09) 128 10.3 Districtwise and categorywise financial and physical progress in post matric 129 scholarship scheme 10.4 Districtwise Financial and Benefited children in Palanhar Yojana 130 10.5 Disable Population in Rajasthan(2001) 131 10.6 Slum Population in Towns, UA's of Rajasthan(2001) 132-133 11. SOCIAL SECURITY AND SOCIAL DEFENCE 134 11.1 Police and armed Constabulary 135 11.2 Districtwise crimes in Rajasthan 136 11.3 Property stolen and recovered 137 11.4 Districtwise Dacoity situation 138 11.5 Jails and Jail Prisoners 139 11.6 Judicial set-up in Rajasthan 140-142 11.7 Progress of civil cases in Rajasthan 143 11.8 Progress of criminal cases in Rajasthan 143 11.9 Courtwise Revenue cases in Rajasthan 144 (ii) Table No. Title Page No. 12. STATE INCOME 145 12.1 Net State Income and Percentage distribution by industrial origin at current prices 146 12.2 Net State Income and Percentage distribution by industrial origin at constant (1999-00) Prices 147 12.3 Per Capita Net District Domestic Product of Rajasthan at Current and Constant (1999-2000) Prices 148 13. AGRICULTURE 149-153 13.1 Size Classwise Number & Area of Operational holdings for all social groups (2005-06) 154-157 13.2 Districtwise and Category wise number and area of operational holdings for all social groups (2005-06) 158-159 13.2 (A) Districtwise Distribution of Average Size of Operational Holdings and Variation in all Social Groups (2005-06) 160 13.3 Land Utilisation in Rajasthan 161-162 13.4 Index numbers of area under crops 163 13.5 Index numbers of agricultural production 164 13.6 Index numbers of productivity 165 13.7 Average yield of principal crops 166 13.8 Area and production of cereals 167-169 13.9 Area and production of pulses 170-171 13.10 Area and production of commercial crops. 172-176 13.11 Area under High yielding varieties of some important crops 177 13.12 Agricultural area and production in Rajasthan 178-179 13.13 Agricultural Equipment and Implements (2003) 180-182 14. IRRIGATION 183-184 14.1 (A) Irrigation potential created during plan period 185 14.1 (B) Expenditure on Irrigation projects 186-187 14.1 (C) Districtwise number of Irrigation projects under state Plan 188 14.1 (D) Districtwise number of works on-going minor irrigation scheme 189 14.1 (E) Districtwise Expenditure on minor irrigation scheme 190 14.2 Districtwise Net Irrigation by sources 191 14.3 Districtwise Irrigation by crops 192 (iii) Table No. Title Page No. 15. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRYING 193 15.1 Live-stock Rajasthan (2007) 194-199 15.2 Poultry in Rajasthan (2007) 200 15.3 Growth of Live-stock and poultry (2007) 201 15.4 Animal husbandry facilities 202-203 15.5 Districtwise Estimated milk and wool production in Rajasthan 204 16. FORESTRY 205 16.1 Districtwise area of forest according to legal status of Rajasthan(31.3.09) 206 16.2 Wild life census of Rajasthan 207 16.3 National Parks, Sanctuaries and conservation reserve 208 17. CO-OPERATIVE 209 17.1 Co-operative movement in Rajasthan (2006-07) 210 17.2 Co-operative societies (2006-07) 211-213 17.3 Co-operative banks (2006-07) 214 18. MINING AND QUARRYING 215 18.1 Districtwise Mineral production in Rajasthan 216-231 18.2 Production of minerals in Rajasthan 232-234 18.2 (A) Sale value of minerals in Rajasthan 235-237 18.3 Progress of mining 238 19. MANUFACTURING 239-240 19.1 Registered factories in Rajasthan 241-243 19.2 Important Features of Industries in Rajasthan at a Glance (A.S.I. 2005-06) 244 19.3 Districtwise selected features of A.S.I. In Rajasthan (A.S.I. 2005-06) 245-246 19.4 Industrial Production in Rajasthan 247 19.5 Khadi Industries in Rajasthan 248 19.6 Industrial groupwise Village Industries in Rajasthan 249 19.7 Jail Industries in Rajasthan 250 19.8 Growth of textile mills in Rajasthan 250 19.9 Production of yarn and cloth in Rajasthan 251 19.10 Industrial groupwise Central and State aid to village industries 252 19.11 Financial assistance to small scale industries 253 19.12 Industrial areas developed by RIICO 254 (iv) Table No. Title Page No. 20. ELECTRICITY AND POWER 255-256 20.1 Sectorwise Consumption of coal and coal products in Rajasthan 257 20.2 State owned power houses 258 20.3 Generation of electricity 259 20.4 Consumption of electricity(2008-09) 260 20.4(A) Consumption of electricity(2009-10) 261 20.5 Villages electrified 262 20.6 Districtwise Physical achievements by RREC 263 21. TRADE 264 21.1 Inward and outward consignments of Rajasthan State by Selected Commodities by rail and river 265-267 21.2 Airport-wise inward and outward movement of cargo of inland trade by air in Rajasthan 268 22. TRANSPORT 269 22.1 Road length in Rajasthan 270-271 22.2 Road Transport routes nationalised 272-273 22.3 Registration of motor vehicles in Rajasthan 274-275 22.4 Road accidents in Rajasthan(2009) 276 22.4(A) Road accidents in Rajasthan(2010) 277 22.5 Railway Statistics in Rajasthan 278 23. MARKETING AND STORAGE 279 23.1 Fair price shops in Rajasthan 280 23.2 Districtwise warehousing capacity and utilisation (31.3.09) 281 23.2(A) Districtwise warehousing capacity and utilisation(31.3.10) 282 23.3 Warehousing capacity and number of godowns 283 24. COMMUNICATION 284 24.1 Telegraph facilities in Rajasthan 285 24.2 Postal facilities in Rajasthan. 285 24.3 Post, Telegraph and Telephone offices 286 24.4 Public call offices in Rajasthan (31.3.07) 287 25. TOURISM 288 25.1 Tourist in Rajasthan 289 25.2 Tourist Reception Centre in Rajasthan 290 25.3 Tourism Facilities in Rajasthan 291 (v) Table No.
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    Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry 2019; 8(6): 972-975 E-ISSN: 2278-4136 P-ISSN: 2349-8234 JPP 2019; 8(6): 972-975 Job satisfaction of the agriculture supervisors of Received: 13-09-2019 Accepted: 15-10-2019 Jaipur division of Rajasthan Nisha Meena Ph.D. (Student) Department of Nisha Meena, Madhuri Joshi and PN Kalla Ag. Extension Education, S.K.N.A.U., Jobner, Jaipur, Abstract Rajasthan, India The present study was conducted purposively in zone IIIA (Semi-arid Eastern Plain) of Jaipur division Madhuri Joshi comprising of Jaipur, Ajmer, Dausa & Tonk districts of Rajasthan as this zone falls under the jurisdiction Directorate of Extension of SKN Agriculture University Jobner. the data on total No. of supervisors working under Dept. of Education, S.K.N.A.U., Jaipur, Agriculture was procured from the Dept. of Agriculture, Jaipur division (Zone III A) during 2015-2016. Rajasthan, India Out of this, the respondents were selected on the basis of proportionate sampling (25% of the total respondents) i.e. 86 from Jaipur, 40 from Dausa, 54 from Ajmer & 49 from Tonk District were selected PN Kalla randomly. Thus in all, 229 agriculture supervisors were selected in the sample of the study. The data Dean faculty of Science were collected through a questionnaire. (Agriculture), Jagannath University, Jaipur, Jaipur, Keywords: Education, working experience, job satisfaction Rajasthan, India Introduction Agriculture plays a vital role in the Indian economy. It is the backbone of our economic system. Agriculture not only provides food and raw material but also provides employment opportunities to a very large proportion of population.
  • Accounts Department – Nw Railway

    Accounts Department – Nw Railway

    TELEPHONE NUMBERS – ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT – N.W. RAILWAY Name Designation Rly. No.095+ BSNL No.0141+ Mobile/CUG Mr/Mrs/Ms. Office Res. Office Res. K.S. Sunila FA & CAO 25100 44074 2725835* 2221148 90011-95100 B.C. Meena FA&CAO/F&B & G 25101 2725446* 2753882 90011-95101 Amilal Meena FA&CAO/WS & IT 25102 2725837* 2606565 90011-95102 Sanjay Lavania FA&CAO/T, C&P 25103 2708864 90011-95118 M.M. Goyal Dy.CAO/G 25111 2725838* 90011-95103 L.S. Meena Dy.CAO/T 25112 2725841* 2353568 90011-95104 S.S. Wadhawan Dy.CAO(W&S) 25113 44016 2725842* 2225112 90011-95105 V.D. Sharma Dy.FA&CAO/Fin. 25114 2725840* 90011-95106 M.H. Khan Dy.FA&CAO(B&B) 25116 90011-95131 M.G. Sharma Sr.EDPM 25090 2725831* 90011-95126 R.P. Mathur Dy.CAO(C&P/Sales) 25115 2725839 90011-95107 S.K. Garg AFA(TA) 25138 90011-95108 Vishnu Bajaj S&AO & SAFA(BD) 25121 2725847 90011-95109 G.L. Meena SAFA/S-Fin & S-Exp 25124 90011-95110 SAFA(BD) 90011-95111 Nishta Puri SAFA(Fin) 25122 90011-95123 J.P. Jat SAFA/Books 25125 90011-95112 Y.N. Vijay AFA/Bud 25135 90011-95113 R.L. Khandelwal SAFA/Adm 25126 90011-95114 G.S. Sodhi SAFA/Sales & Susp 25134 90011-95115 R.K. Chaturvedi SAFA(Effy,Gen) 25128 2784341 90011-95120 AFA/Insp & AJ 25131 90011-95119 M.C. Gupta AFA/Exp. 25132 90011-95116 Dinesh Kumar Sharma AFA/PF & Pen 25123 90011-95117 AFA(Stores) 90011-95121 45135 90011-95122 Amit Bagari Chief Cashier 2221103 25117 Chandresh Gupta SAFA(IC/Stores) 25129 44165 90011-95129 AFA/EG-ENG & 90011-95124 Shiv Karan Meena 25136 AJ/Insp AFA/Pension 25137 90011-95130 Anurag Kapil Dy.CVO(A/cs) 25054 2725827 90011-95022 PS to FA&CAO 25100 2725835 90011-95193 Name Designation Rly.