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CENSUS OF INDIA 2001 SERIES-13 ARUNACHAL PRADESH PROVISIONAL POPULATION TOTALS Paper - 2 of 2001 RURAL - URBAN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION N. K. LASKAR Director of Census Operations, Arunachal Pradesh CONTENTS Particulars Page No. PREFACE (iii) FIGURES AT A GLANCE (v) HIGHLIGHTS 1 MAPS, CHARTS AND DIAGRAMS 2-9 BRIEF ANALYSIS OF DATA 10 - 12 TABLES 13 - 54 Table-l Population, Child population in the age-group 0-6 and literates by residence and sex - State, District, UNCityfI'own, 2001 14 - 16 Table-2 Population, Child population in the age-group 0-6 and literates by residence and sex - State, District, TahsilfI'aluk, etc. 2001 17 - 37 Table-3 Percentage decadal growth, percentage of child Population in the age-group 0-6 by residence and Percentage of urban population to total population - State and District, 2001 38 - 39 Table - 4 Sex ratio of population and sex ratio of child popu­ lation in the age-group 0-6 - State, District, Tahsil! Taluk etc. 2001 40 - 43 Table- 5 Literacy rates by residence and sex - State, District, Tahsilffaluk etc., 2001 44 - 49 Table- 6 Population, percentage decadal growth 1991 - 2001, sex ratio, literacy by sex - UA, City and Town 2001 50 - 51 Appendix - 1 to Table - 6 Population,child population in the age-group 0-6 and literates by sex Cities and Towns arranged in alphabetical order 2001 52 Appendix - 2 to Table - 6 List of towns of 1991 declassified in 2001and towns of 1991 merged with other towns in 2001 53 Table-7 Growth of urban population, 1981 - 2001 54 STATEMENTS 55 - 62 Statement 1 Rural-Urban distribution of population - India and States, 2001 56 - 59 Statement 2 Number of statutory and Census Towns, 1991 and 2001 60 Statement 3 Ranking of districts by percentage of urban popula­ lation , 1991 and 2001 61 Statement 4 Trends in urbanisation, 1901 - 2001 62 PREFACE Census of India 2001 is the first census of the millenium and the fifth full-scale census in the State of Arunachal Pradesh. Though for the origin of Population Census in India we are to go back to 1872, the actual decennial census in the country started in 1881 since when every ten years census is being taken in the country regularly. Provisional Population Totals, Paper-1 of 20010f Arunachal Pradesh was brought out and released on the 30th March, 2001 by His Excellency the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh at a simple function at Raj Bhawan, Itanagar. This was the first publication brought out on the basis of the provisional population figures received from the District Census Officers of respective districts. A limited set of tables and statements were presented in this publication. The present publication is the 'Provisional Population Totals - Paper 2 of 2001 - Rural­ Urban distribution of population' covering total population, child population in the age-group 0-6 and its characteristics and population growth rates of urban areas with literacy rates, and a guideline to know trends of urbanisation etc. This is the second in the series of three publications proposed for releasing Provisional Population data collected during Census of India 2001. I am thankful to Shri J.K. Banthia, Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India for the close co-operation, constant inspiration, guidance and whole hearted support extended to me from time to time. I also extend my deep sense of gratitude to Shri R.G. Mitra, Deputy Registrar General, India(C&T) and other Officers of the Registrar General, India who extended their kind help and support. My special thanks are due to the people of the State for their sincere and active co-operation and participation in successfully conducting and completing this gigantic operation of census. Thanks are also due to my colleagues for their co-operation and devotion in bringing out this publication in time. Although the data presented in this publication are provisional, I am sure, the data presented in this publication, will be useful to the planners, administrators, research scholars, other census data users and the public at large till the final results are published. Dated Shillong, the 20th July, 2001. N.K.lASKAR Director of Census Operations, Arunachal Pradesh, Shillong. OFF:ICERS OF THE DIRECTORATE Name Designation SHRI N.K LASKAR Director MISS BHARATI CHANDA Deputy Director SHRI N.C. BHAGABATI Asstt. Director SHRI LN. GOHAIN Investigator SHRI B.K GOSWAMI Investigator SHRIN.K BHATIACHARYYA Investigator SHRI D.K BHATIACHARJEE Investigator SHRI J. BHAITACHARJEE Investigator SHRI KJ. PANDIT Sr. Drawing Assu. SHRI M.C. DAS Office Superintendent (ESSTI.) SHRI S.R. DASCHOUDHURY Office Superintendent (ACmS.) SHRI AC. PAUL Confidential Asstt. OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROVISIONAL POPULATION TOTALS - PAPER- 2, 2001 PROJECT COMPILATION MISS BRARAT! CHANDA Deputy Director SHRI N.C. BHAGABATI Asstt. Director SHRI I.N. GOHAIN Investigator SHRI B.K. GOSWAMI Investigator SHRI D.K. BHAITACHARJEE Investigator MAPPING SHRI K.J. PANDIT Sr. Drawing Asstt. SHRI R.C. DEB Sr. Draughtsman SHRI D.R. KHONGBUH Sr. Draughtsman SMTI ADm BARMAN Draughtsman COMPUTERISATION MISS P. BASANTI RAO Compiler XEROXING SHRI SUSHANTA SHARMA Asstt. Compiler STITCHING & BINDING SHRI P.K BORAH Compiler PROVISIONAL POPULATION TOTALS - PAPER 2 OF 2001 FIGURES AT A GLANCE ARUNACHAL PRADESH Person Male Female Total population Total 1,091,117 573,951 517,166 Rural 868,429 453,560 414,869 Urban 222,688 120,391 102,297 Child population in the age -group 0-6 Total 200,055 102,010 98,045 Rural 164,650 84,139 80,511 Urban 35,405 17,871 17,534 Percentage of child population Total 18.33 17.77 18.96 Rural 18.96 18.55 19.41 Urban 15.90 14.84 17.14 Literate population Total 487,796 302,371 185,425 Rural 340,183 214,600 125,583 Urban 147,613 87,771 59,842 Literacy rate Total 54.74 64.07 44.24 (excluding Population) Rural 48.34 58.09 37.56 of 0 - 6 years Urban 78.82 85.61 70.60 Decadal growth of population Total + 26.21 1991-2001 Rural + 15.19 Urban +101.29 Percentage of urban population 20.41 Sex ratio of total population Total 901 Rural 915 Urban 850 Sex ratio of Child population Total 961 Rural 957 Urban 981 Total Districts 13 Total Circle 149 Total Towns 17 HIGHLIGHTS With a deviation from the arrangement of earlier censuses, before the final results of Census of India 2001 get ready for being released, the provisional figures of Census of India 2001 have been decided to be released in three parts. The first part, 'The Provisional Population Totals Paper - 1 of 2001' of Arunachal Pradesh was released on the 30th March, 2001 at Itanagar after the release of the National level figures at New Delhi on the 26th March, 2001 by the Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India. The present publication, ' Provisional Population Totals Paper - 2 of 2001' the second in the series, presents the rural-urban distribution of population down to the level of circle/town for interim use of the readers and data users till the final results are declared. In Paper - 2, the population data for total, rural and urban areas at district, circle and town levels with child population in the age-group 0-6 and literate population have been incorporated. In addition to that the decadal growth rate of population, the percentage of child population in the age-group 0-6 and the percentage of urban population have also been provided. The sex ratio of total and child population by residence are also presented. Data on population, child population and literates for districts and individual towns are also provided. The data on urban growth rate according to size-class of towns are also presented in this copy. The data presented in the tables have been supported by diagrammatic representations like maps, charts and graphs. Before the final sets of data can be made ready, the provisional distribution of population in Working and Non-working categories will also be released in 'The Provisional Population Totals - Paper 3 of 2001 : The main focus of the present provisional Paper - 2 is on Rural - Urban distribution of population. With the advancement of days and with the increasing need of employment, educational and other needs of the growing population, the tendency of movement of population from rural to urban has increased. Keeping pace with the development, growth of urbanisation has also been noteworthy in the State of Arunachal Pradesh. In census terms, the number of Towns in the State have increased from 4 in 1971 to 17 in 2001. The number of Towns in 1981 were 6 and in 1991 it was 10. It is, however, to be mentioned that in the State of Arunachal Pradesh, there is no statutory Town. No urban area has yet been notified as Town. For all the censuses till 2001, demarcation of Rural and Urban in the State had to be made as per Census terms only. All the urban areas treated as Towns in the state so far are Census Towns only. In addition to the places with a municipality, Corporation, Cantonment Board or notified Town area committee, census also considers to treat an area as urban if the place satisfies the following criteria: i) a minimum population of 5,000, ii) at least 7S percent of the male working population are engaged in non­ agricultural pursuits and iii) a density of population of at least 400 per Sq. Km. In absence of any notified Town in the State'we had to consider the above situations and also to see specially whether the DistrictiSubdivisional and Circle Headquarters fulfil the criteria for being considered as Census Town.
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  • Annual Operating Plan 2009-10 Outlay and Expenditure of Centrally Sponsored Schemes Including Fully Funded by Govt

    Annual Operating Plan 2009-10 Outlay and Expenditure of Centrally Sponsored Schemes Including Fully Funded by Govt

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