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Statistical Year Book of Thoubal District 2016 GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR STATISTICAL YEAR BOOK OF THOUBAL DISTRICT MANIPUR 2016 DISTRICT STATISTICAL OFFICE, THOUBAL DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR IMPHAL PREFACE The present issue of „Statistical Year Book of Thoubal District, Manipur 2016‟ is the 5th in its series. It presents the latest available numerical information pertaining to various socio-economic aspect of Thoubal District. Most of the data presented in this issue are collected from various District Government Departments/Offices/Local bodies. In this issue, every effort has been made to present sub-division level data to the maximum extent possible. Further, all out attempt has also been made to improve the coverage and quality too. The source of data is indicated at the foot of each table. The data are collected and compiled by the officials of the District Statistical Office, Thoubal from the District Level Officers. It is hoped that this publication will serve as useful guide to the Administrator, Planners and Data users. The generous co-operation extended by different district level /Offices/Statutory bodies in furnishing the required data is gratefully acknowledged. The sincere effort put in by Shri L. Bimol Singh, District Statistical Officer and staffs of District Statistical Office, Thoubal who are directly or indirectly responsible in bringing out the publication in spite of various limitations are also gratefully acknowledged. The Contribution of the State Headquarter Office in printing and binding of the publication is also highly appreciated. Suggestions for improvement of quality and coverage in the future issue of the Publication are most welcome. Dated/Imphal, Peijonna Kamei The 15th June, 2016 Director of Economics & Statistics Manipur CONTENTS Table Item Page No. (1) (2) (3) i Members of the Tenth Manipur Legislative Assembly with their designation from Thoubal District (As on 31st March, 2015) i i Chief Ministers of Manipur from Thoubal District i i Rajya Sabha member, Manipur from Thoubal District i ii Deputy Commissioners of Thoubal District (As on 31st March, 2015) ii iii Members of Legislative Assembly, Manipur from Thoubal District since 1972 iii 1. ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION 1 2. AREA AND POPULATION 2.1. Area, Village, Town, Population, and Density of Population in Thoubal District, Manipur according to Censuses 2 2.2. Population of Thoubal District by Sex and Residence according to Censuses 2 2.3. Total Population, Decadal Growth Rate and Sex Ratio of Population in Thoubal District for the Census years 1961 to 2011. 3 2.4. Sub-Division wise Household, Population and Sex Ratio of Thoubal District, 2011 Census 3 2.5. Sub-Division wise Population in the Age – Group (0 – 6) year and Sex Ratio of Thoubal District, 2011 Census 4 2.6. Sub-Division wise Literate Population and Literacy Rates of Thoubal District, 2011 Census 4 2.7. Sub-Division wise Illiterate Population of Thoubal District, 2011 Census 5 2.8. Population of Thoubal District by Major Religious Communities, 1991, 2001 & 2011 5 2.9. Town-wise and its population, Literacy rates, Decadal Growth &Sex ratio in Thoubal District, Manipur 2011 Census 6 2.10. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population by Sub – Division and Sex in Thoubal District (2011 Census) 7 2.11. Population of Thoubal District by Social Groups, sector and sex in Thoubal District according to Censuses. 7 2.12. Sub-Division wise distribution of Working Population in Thoubal District according to 2011 Census 8 2.13. Worker and Non-Workers by sector in Thoubal District, 2011 Census 8 2.14. Distribution of working population in Thoubal District for the Census years 2001 and 2011 9 2.15. Population of Thoubal District by Major Religious communities according to 2001 Census 10 2.16. Population in Five Year Age-Group by residence and Sex of Thoubal District, 2011 11 Table Item Page No. (1) (2) (3) 3. ENVIRONMENT STATISTICS 3.1 Rainfall, Temperature and Humidity in Thoubal District 12 3.2 Monthly Rainfall, Temperature and Humidity, Thoubal for the year 2013 to 2015 12 4. HOUSING 4.1 . Housing Stock in Thoubal vis-à-vis Manipur, 2011 14 4.2 . Occupied Census Houses in Thoubal vis-à-vis Manipur classified by use, 2011 Census 15 5. EDUCATION 5.1 Number of Educational Institutions in Thoubal District 16 5.2 Number of Teachers in Thoubal District 16 5.3 Number of Students in Thoubal District 17 5.4 Number of Students belonging to Scheduled Castes in Thoubal District 17 5.5 Number of Students belonging to Scheduled Tribes in Thoubal District 17 5.6 Number of Teaching Staffs and Trainees by sex in DIET Kakching 18 5.7 Number of trainees by sex belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in DIET Kakching 19 5.8 Number of teachers and Students in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Umathel, Thoubal District 19 5.9 Number of Students belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Jawahar Navodaya, Umathel, Thoubal District 20 6. MEDICAL & HEALTH 6.1 Hospitals, Dispensaries, persons employed and Patients treated in Thoubal District 21 6.2 Incidence of Principal Diseases treated in Thoubal District 22 6.3 Distribution of HIV/AIDS Positives Cases (Sero-Surveillance) in Thoubal District 22 6.4 Leprosy Eradication Programme in Thoubal District 23 6.5 T.B. Control Programme in Thoubal District 23 Table Item Page No. (1) (2) (3) 7. FAMILY WELFARE 7.1 Family Welfare Statistics in Thoubal District 24 7.2 Maternity and Child Welfare Programme of Thoubal District 24 7.3 Number of currently married women who know about any contraceptive method by specific method in Thoubal District 25 8. VITAL STATISTICS 8.1 Number of Registered Birth by sector and sex in Thoubal District 26 8.2 Number of Registered Death by sector and sex in Thoubal District 26 9. FISHERIES 9.1 Fisheries in Thoubal District 27 9.2 Fishery Gears and Crafts in Thoubal District according to the Livestock Census,2007 28 9.3 Fishery Resources in Thoubal District,2010-11 28 10. INDUSTRIES / ENTERPRISES 10.1 Number of Registered Industrial Units of Thoubal District 29 10.2 Number of Factories Registered in Thoubal District 29 10.3 Other Trades Registered Units of Thoubal Districts 30 10.4 Number of Registered Industrial Units, Employment, Investment and Production in Thoubal District for the years 2011-12 to 2014-15 31 10.5 Craftsman/Artisan Training facilities in Thoubal District 32 11. CO-OPERATION 11.1 Industrial and Non-Industrial Co-operative Societies in Thoubal District 34 11.2 Number of Co-Operative Societies and Banks by type in Thoubal District 35 11.3 Number, Membership and Financial Position of Co-operative Societies in Thoubal District for the Years 2005-06 to 2014-15 36 12. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT 12.1 Registration and Placement done through Employment Exchanges in Thoubal District 37 12.2 Rgistrants on the live Register by Educational Qualification and sex in Thoubal District 38 12.3 Number of Employees in Manipur Government Establishment in Thoubal District for the years 2008-09 to 2012-13 39 Table Item Page No. (1) (2) (3) 13. VETERINARY AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY SERVICES 13.1 Veterinary Hospitals, Dispensaries and Employees of Thoubal District 40 13.2 Animal Health Care Activities performed in Thoubal District 41 13.3 Number of Death from contagious diseases and other causes amongst animal in Thoubal District 42 13.4 Beneficiaries Oriented Programme in Thoubal District, 2013-14 42 13.5 Livestock and Poultry Population of Thoubal District according th to the 19 Quinquennial Livestock Census, 2012 43 14. PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING STATISTICS 14.1 Rural Water Supply Scheme, Villages covered and Revenue collected in Thoubal PHE Division 45 15. AGRICULTURE 15.1 Area, Production and Average Yield of Rice in Thoubal District 46 15.2 Estimated Area under Rice by type of cultivation during the Agricultural years 2008-09 to 2013-14 47 15.3 Area under Rice by different varieties of seeds used during the Agricultural years2008-09 to 2013-14 47 15.4 Estimated area under Rice by different types of irrigation in Thoubal District 48 15.5 Agricultural Implements and Machineries in Thoubal District, 2007 49 15.6 Agricultural Machinery and Implements in Thoubal district, Livestock Census, 2003 50 15.7 Consumption of Chemical fertilizers in Thoubal District 51 15.8 Land Utilisation Statistics in Thoubal District 52 15.9 Number and Area of operational Holdings in Thoubal District according to the Agricultural Census 52 15.10 Area and production of Agricultural crops in Thoubal District 53 15.11 Distribution of seeds and Agricultural Equipments to the Farmers of Thoubal District during the years 2010-11 to 2014-15 54 16. MINOR IRRIGATION 16.1 Minor Irrigation in Thoubal District 55 Table Item Page No. (1) (2) (3) 17. POWER 17.1 Electricity Installed Capacity, Electricity Generated and Consumed in Thoubal District 56 17.2 Electricity Installed Capacity, Electricity Generated and Consumed in Kakching Division 57 18. PUBLIC WORK DEPARTMENT st 18.1 Road Mileage in Thoubal District as on 31 March 58 18.2 Length of Road by types of surface in Thoubal District 59 st 18.3 Particulars of Inspection Bunglows of Thoubal District (As on 31 March, 2015) 59 19. TRANSPORT 19.1 Registered Vehicles in Thoubal District 60 19.2 Revenue Collection of Motor Vehicles in Thoubal District 60 20. POSTAL SERVICES 20.1 Postal facilities in Thoubal District 61 21. TELECOMMUNICATION 21.1 Telecommunication Facilities in Thoubal District 62 22. TOURISM 22.1 Tourist Spots in Thoubal District 62 23. BANKING 23.1 Number of Scheduled Commercial Banks in Thoubal District 63 23.2 Aggregate deposits & Gross Bank Credit of all Scheduled Commercial Banks in Thoubal District 63 24.
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