CENSUS OF INDIA .1971

SERIES 8-JAMMU & KASIi..&fIB

PARTn-A

GENERAL POPULATION TABLES

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SERIES 8-JAMMU & KAsHMm

:'art I-A General Report :.!art I-B General Report Part I-C Subsidiary Tables Part II-A General Population Tables Present Volume Part II-B Economic Tables Part II-C( i) Population by Mother Tongue, Raligion, Scheduled Oastes and. Sched,uled Tribes Part II-C(ii) Social and Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables Part. III • Establishments Report and Tables Published Part IV Housing Report and Tables Published Part VI-A • Town Directory Published Part VI-B • Special Survey Reports on selected Towns Part VI-O • • Survey Reports on selected Villages Part VIII-A Administration Report on Enumeration Published (Not for sale)

Part VIU·B • Administration Report on Tabulation (Not for sale)

Part IX • Census Atlas Part IX-A Administrative Atlas Miscellaneous- (i) Study of Gujars and Bakerwals (ii) Srinagar City

Note :-1n additio.o. thera will also be State PllQlicatiQl!.s: OAe District Oensus Handbook for ~eaoh of the ten districts to issue in two parts each,

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PREFACE • • • • • • V PREFATORY NOTE • • • • • • 1 APPENDIX-l • • The Census Act 1948 • • • 15 ApPE;NDIX-2 • Census Schedules-Houselist, Establishment Schedule, Individual Slip, Population Record • 18 TADLE A-I • • • Area, Houses and Population • • • 23 Fly-Leaf • 25 Note • • • • • • 33 UNION TABLE A-I. • Area, Houses and Population 34

STATE TABLE A-I • Area, Houses and Population • 36 Fly-Leaf to Appendix-I to Table A-I . 45 Note • • • • • • • • • 46 ApPENDIX-I. • Statement showing 1961 Territorial Units constituting the present set up of Jammu and KashInir State. • • • • 47 Sub-AppendixtoAppe.ndix-I to Table A-I •• 60 Fly-Leaf to Appendix-II to Table A-I 51 Note • • • 62 App.Il:NDlx-II Number of villages with a population of 5,000 and over and Towns with a population under 6,000 53 Fly-Leaf to Appendix-III to Table A-I 64: Note • 55 APPENDIX-III · Houseless and Institutional Population 66 TABLE A-II • · Dooadal Variation in Population Since 1901 61 Fly-Leaf • 63 "-- • • Note • • • • • • 67 T.ABLE A-II • · Decadal Variation in Population since 1901 • • • 69 Fly-Leaf to Appendix to Table A-II 72 Note • • 76 A;,l'PENDI'K TO TABLE A-II State and Districts showing 1961 population according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1961, changes in area and the population of 1961 adjusted to jurisdiction of 1971 • 74 ill u..

Pages TABLE A-In. • Villages Classified by Population 77 Fly-Leaf ," 79 Note 82

, UNION TABLE A-III • Villages Classified by Population 83

STATE TABLE A-III Villages Classified by Population 86 Fly-Leaf to Appendix to Table A-III 88 Note 89

APPENDIX TO TABLE Villages Classified by Population 90 A-III

TABLE A-IV Towns and Urban Agglomerations Classifi.ed by Population in 1971' with variation since 1901 91 Fly-Leaf 93 Note 98

TABLE A-IV " Towns and Urban .Agglomerations Classified by Population in i971 with variation since 1901 99 Fly-Leaf to Appendix-I to Table A-IV " -105 , Note ., , 106 APPENDlX-I • New Towns added in 1971 and Towns in 1961 declassified in1971 107 Explanatory Note cA' to Appendix I to Table A-IV. lOS Explanatory Note 'B' to Appendix I to Table A-IV lOS List-A. to Appendix-I, List of places with a population ofunder 6,000 treated as towns for the :first time in 1971 '109 List---B to Appendix-I, List of places with a population ofuncler 6,000 in 1961 which were treated as towns in 1961 but have been omitted from the list of towns in 1971 109 Fly-Leaf to Appendix-II to Table .A-IV 109 Note 111

A,pPENDIX-n • Ohanges in Area of Towns (with population) between 1961 and 1971 and reason for change in area . 112

TABLE A-V " • Standard Urban Areas 116 Fly-Leaf s 111 Note 122

TABLE A-V ." ," _" Standard Urban Areas 123 Note to Appendix to Table A-V 128 Appendix to TableA-V 129

l'BDlABY CENSUS A.BSTBAOT 149 Fly·Leaf 100 Note 168

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Pages UNION PBnuRv CENSUS ABST:RACr 164

STATE PBl:MABv CENSUS .ABSTBA.(lT 170

.A.:8EA, HOUSES AND POl'ULATION OF INDIA. 203

NOTE 204

ALL-INDIA. TABLE A-I 205

Map8:- 1. India-Locati(lll of Jammu &; Kashmir • Frontispiece 2. Srinagar Standard Urban Area ·Facing page 119 S. Jammu Standard Urban Area. • Facin,; page 121

Graphs :- 1. Population Pyramid, 1901-71 .. • Facing page 69 2. Literacy. 1901-71 • Facing pa.ge 100

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The present publication-General Population Tables-attempts to acquaint the reader with certain basic characteristics of the population of Jammu and Kashmir as revealed by analysing the data collected at the 1971 Census. These pertain to growth and distribution of population, sex-ratio, literacy and break-up of population by workers and non-workers. The inforniation presented in this publication has been obtained from A-Series Tables comprising 5 main tables and P .C.A. mentioned below:- 1. A-I-Area, Houses and Population 2. A-II-Decadalvariationin population since 1901 3. A-III-Villages classified by population 4. A-W-Towns and Urban Agglomerations classified by population in 1971 with variation since 1901 5. A-V-Standard Urban Areas and Primary Census Abstract up to Tehsillevel with separate figures for each Town.

The prefatory note gives a briefaccount ofhow the 1971Censuswasconducted in Jammu and Kashmir highlighting its salient features. A notable addition made to the A~Series Tables at this Cen'3us is Table A-V pertaining to Standard Urban Areas which SUbstitutes the Town Group Concept of the 1961 Census.

The publication is illustrated with a number of maps and drawings to facilitate the study of the data contained in it. Besides to add to the interest of the publication, All-India Table A-I has been appended to this Report which gives information in respect of the area and population of each State and Union Territory of the country.

The oredit for oompiling this publication goes to Shri C.L. Chehra" Investigator who was aided in this task by S/Shri Bashir Ahmed, T.O., Badri Nath, S.A., Vijay Kumar, Khurshid Ahmed and Ghulam Jeelani, Computors who prepared the inset tables.

The:fi.rstdraftwaspreparedbyShri S.P. Arora, Investigatortowhom Iwish to thank. Miss PranaKaw and Miss Picha Bakbshi who typed out the manuscript also deserve to be mentioned by name.

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PREFATORY NOTE

PREFATORY NOTE The 197'1 Oensus Oount-The 1971 Census No pre-test of census schedules was conducted .~ was the eleventh decennial Census of India and in our State at the time of 1961 Census due to the "'eighth in the series of regular decennial cen­ delayed setting up of an organisation for this

suses held in Jammu and Kashmir. 0 The reference purpose. However, prior to the launching of date for the present census was fixed originally 1971 Census Operations there existed a nucleus as on the sun-rise of 1st March, 1971. But it had office in each state in consequence of which to be postponed by one month due to the disso­ it became possible to go through initia.l steps. lution of Lok Sabha in December, 1970 and hol­ In .Jammu and Kashmir, two pre-tests, one in ding of parliamentary poll in February, 1971. 1967 and the other in 1969, were held in selected The census count- which was extended over a rural and urban areas of the State. The draft period of 2J days started from the morning of schedules were first pre-tested in the field to­ 10th Maroh, 1971 and concluded on the sun-rise of wards the end of 1967 and after considering 1st April, 1971. During this period, every the field experience, revised schedules were person was enumerated at his or her normal place developed and pretested in early 1969. These of residence except those who were absent from pre-tests were aimed at finding out whether the their normal places of residence throughout the import of instructions and the schedules was period of enumeration. Such persons were enu­ correctly followed by the field agency and whether mera.ted a.t the places where they were found various census schedules developed were easily during the enumeration period. Houseless persons understandable and could be effectively imple­ were enum~ra.ted on the night of 31st March, 1971. mented. The drafts, including concepts, defi-

The revisional round lasted from 1st April to o nitions, methods and instructions finally deve­ 3rd April, 1971. These days were utilized for loped at the first Census Conference of the Direc­ oounting new arrivals not counted previously tors of Census Operations held at New Delhi and for recording all births and deaths which had between 16th to 25th of May, 1969 were subjected occurred after the enumera.tor's first visit but to further changes as a result of discussions with prior to the sun-rise of 1st April, 1971 in every the Planning Commission. The final schedules enumera.tor's block. for the 1971 Census whioh were evolved as a result of these deliberations were submitted to Legal Basis-A copy of the 'Indian Census Central Government and approved in 1969. Act 1948' is reproduoed in appendix-I. The Census Act empowers the Central Government Printing of Oensus Schedules-The census to notify and conduct the Census in-the whole schedules finally adopted for the 1971 Census or part of the country. The Act also empowers were (i) Houselist (ii} Establishment Schedule the State Government or such authorities to whom (iii) Individual Slip and (it» PopUlation Record. the Sta.te Government delegates power to appoint The English Schedules and instructions for :6lling a number of Census Officers at various levels to them as received from Registrar Genera.l's Office cond.uct a oensus. It may be remarked here were translated into Urdu, the offioial language that the provisions of the Census Act of 1948 of the State. The Urdu version which was pre­ were made applioable to Jammu and Ka.shmir pared in the State Census Office subsequently State for the first time in 1950. under-went 80 series of revisions to ensure even­ ness of nuance and connotation in translation. Pre-te8ts oj Oemus Schedules-Evolving of right The final draft translations of census shedules type of oensus questionnaires to suit the require­ and instructions were approved by Registrar ments of a fast ohanging sooiety like ours has GeneJ'al before these were got printed at become :important for ensuring acouracy of Government Press of India, New Delhi and Punjab oensuses. It has beoom.e a practice that oensus Government Press, Chandiga.rh. qllestionnaires after being developed in consul­ tation with data-users are put to test in the field Other printing work whioh inoluded 8. number to gauge their suitability and adoptability by of abstracts prescribed for the use of census field the general ptlblic. This preliminary exercise agency as also small brochures containing brief is known as 'pre-testing of Census Questionn­ instructions for filling Houselist and Individual aires' . Slip were got printed locally.

. ~o oellBU8 was oonduoted. in 1881 for some unknown reOosons. CellBus woos Oolso not held in 1951 due to disturbed concli- tJoUB prevailing then. The 1873 Censqa was siml?ly a. ro~h ooWlt whioh yielded unrel~ble resu.ItIl. Siz Stages ojOentJtul Operation-Broadly speak­ employees or other staff of local offices. While ing, the Oensus Operations of 1971 consisted of six the bulk of supervisors was drawn from the State inter-related steps. TheE'e are as under:- Revenue and Education Departments, some of them belonged to other departments also, such 1Bt Btep-Fixation of Block Boundaries:-Barring as Forest, Looal Bodies, Sericulture, Excise etc. La.d.a.kh and Kathua, eaoh one of the remaining The Deputy Charge Superintendents were 7 districts of the State had undergone & number selected from amongst Naib-Tehsildars, Divi­ of jurisdiotional changes during the inter-oensus sional Forest Officers, Headmasters of High period 1961-71. The net result of these large Schools, Block Development Officers, Tehsil scale alterations in jurisdictional set-up of Education Officers and Assistant Registrars ·of districts was the carving out of a new district, Co-operative Societies. namely, Rajauri and 12 new tehslls, 9 in Kashmir Province and 3 in .Jammu Region. In order to build up the district/tehsil/oity/town maps of The enumerators and supervisors were basi­ 1961 Census aooording to the latest jurisdiction, cally part-time honorary workers (though a the old maps of 1961 were revised and fresh small honorarium was paid to them to meet maps were got prepared in the oase of newly day-to-day expenses),. who undertook the formed tehsil '. The fixation of boundaries for oensus work out -of a sense of duty for fulfilment various administrative units down to village of an important national task. level was also necessitated for delimitation of census divisions, zones, snpervisory oircles and Third Step-Numberi'll1J and Listing of H ouses:­ enumeration blooks. As a general rule, an enu­ The house numbering and houselisting operations meration block in rural areas was constituted of were conducted in the aooessible areas between 750-1,000 population or 150-200 households 1st and 28th February, 1970. Similar opera.tions on don average and in urban areas of 600--700, were oarried out in snow-bound areas during 8. persons or 120-150 households. A departure. period of 11 days i.e., from 1st Septemb€lr, 1970 however, was made from this· prescribed scale in to 11th September, 1970. Thorough and'inten­ special oiroumstanoes where either in view of sive training in house numbering and house­ very large distances involved or due to difficult listing was given to Charge Superintendents, terrain and topography, the blooks and oircles Zonal Officers, Supervisors and Enumerators of smaller sizes had to be set up. before the start of these operations. A notional map of village Sudh Mahadev and a broohure in The total number of enumeration blocks cons­ Urdu oontaining brief instructions on house­ titnted both for accessible and inaccessible areas nmnbering and houselisting . in question and was 6,378 (5,150 rural and 1,228 nrban), super­ answer form was .supplied to each member of visory oircles 1,338 (1,096 rural and 242 urban) the enumeration agenoy. As the subsequent and of census zones 314 (242 rural and 72 urban). events showed, the supply of a sample notional map proved very helpful to the house-listers in Second Step-Oensus Hierarchy:-Generally spea­ preparing sketohes of their respective blocks. king, the oensus hierarchy in the State follows The brochure likewise helped them to understand the pattern of normal administra;ive hierarchy. more clearly various terms and conoepts. The State was divided into 10 Census distriots each under Distriot Census Officer whioh office The enumerators were instructed to number was filled by the Deputy Commissioner in the the houses in the first instance with ohalk which distriot. In the tehsils and big cities/towns after being checked up by the supervisory staff the responsibility of operations was entrusted to and Census Ofti.cers had to be written with paint. the Teshilda.rs/Administrators/Municipalities/ This was definitely an improvement over 1961, Ohairmen of Town Area Committees/Notified when the material used for painting temporary .Area Committees. Each suoh oharge was house numbers was mostly 'Geru' with 'Oil'• divided into zones, oircles and blocks. As alreadv stated above, an enumeration block covered The material for painting of nmnbers was pur­ 750-1,000 population in rural areas and 600-750 chased by the enumerators themselves. However, in urban areas, a oirole comprised of 4 to 6 blocks in the case of far-flung areaS like Ladakh where and a zone inoluded a number of oircles. All the numbering material such as paint, brushes these jobs were manned by voluntary workers. etc., could not be had locally, the supplies were The enumerators were generally recruited from procured in bulk by the Census Department the ranks of village patwaries, sohool teachers, and sent to conoemed Charge Superintendents clerical staff of local bodies, forest guards and for distribution amongst the field staff. 3

The bouselisting which war; taken up imme­ instructor or his assistant and mistakes, if any, diately after all the structures in a particular brought home both to the enumerator and super­ blook were numbered, was thoroughly checked' visor. not only by the supervisory staff but also specially constituted teams of Census Officials who visited Census schedules were also discussed at one every tehsil headquarter and did the checking day's training camp organised at each district in a number of villages selected at random. Not headquarter. These 'were attended by the only did they oorrect whatever'errors they noticed District Census Officers, Charge Superintendents but also e~lained by practical demonstrations to and Deputy Charge Superintendents of the all concerned how the houselists and establish­ district concerned. At these meetings, census ment sohedules should be filled in correctly. As schedules were discussed at length and e;xplana­ a result of intensive spot ohecking undertaken ~ion given in respect of every point that needed by the Census Officials, the margin of error was clarification or elaboration. reduced to the minimum if not altogether eli­ minated. Fifth Step-OenSU8 Ooont ;-As explained in paragraph--1, the census count was oarried out Foon'" Step-T'I'aini'Yl1] oj Oensus Agency;­ between 10th March, 1971 and 31st March, 1971 Success of enumeration depends largely on the with the son-rise of 1st April as the referenoe date. quality of training imparted to those responsible Earlier to this, these operations were conducted for field work. With this end in view, 7 teams in the case of snow bound areas between 12th were constituted from amongst the senior tech­ September, 1970 and 30th September, 1970. nical offioials of Census Office and prepared So far as houseless population was coneerned, thoroughly for imparting training to enumera­ it was enumerated on the night of 30th Sep­ ting agency. In all, 257 training camps were tember, 1970 ill the case of snow-bound areas and organised. Each tr~g oamp was held for 2 on the night of 31st Maroh. 1971 in the accessible days in case of housenumbering and houselisting areas. and for 3 days for training in enumeration work. SitUk Step-Bevisional Round and Reporting of Training of enumerators and supervisors was Figurel1 :-The enumeration agency made a revi­ organised separately for the two phases of the .sional round from 1st to 3rd October, 1970 in census programme. The training for house­ snow bound areas and from 1st April, 1971 to numbering and houselisting was arranged in two 3rd April, 1971 in accessible areas in order to instalments, the first between 28th November, bring the records up to date by oancelling the 1969 and 28th January, 1970 and the second slips of aU such persons who had passed away between 15th July, 1970 and 16th August, 1970. before th~ s~-rise of 1st ~ctober, 1970/1st April, In like manner, the training for enumeration was 1971. Similarly, new slips were prepared in conducted in two rounds, the first between 16th respect of all those children who were born after July and 16th August, 1970 and the second bet­ enumerator's first visit and before the reference ween 12th October, 1970 and 15th January, 1971. date. Slips were also prepared for those visitors Special camps were also held for suoh of the who were found by the enumerator present in census staff who could not be imparted training his block during his revisional round and who dlle to one reason or other. had not been enumerated elsewhere. Training camps were generally organised at .According to the revised Census Calendar the oentrally located places where the census every Charge Superintendent was required ~ field staff could oonveniently assemble. These send in a telegram intimating provisional popu­ places were determined in consultation with lation totals of his Charge in a prescribed form the Charge Superintendents with due regard to to the District Census Offioer positively on 4,th the topography and the distanoe to be covered April, 1971. We received the first set of provi­ by the trainees. sional figures regarding sex-wise P9pnlation and literaoy from all the Census Charges by the At these training oamps, the trainees were evening of 4th April, 1971. No time was lost in given theoretical instructions and practical processing and tabulating them for each Tehsil ~emoDBtrations on the numbering of houses and and District for its submisision to the Registrar Incorporation of partioulars in various census General and immediate release to the Press. schedules. The trainees were themselves re­ Fuller details regarding rural and urban compo­ quired to fill in a good number of census schedules sition of population and its distribution by for practice at the end of each training camp. workers and non-workers 'Were received subse­ These schedules were sQrutinized by the training quently, The data. after being duly processed and 4. analysed waS presented. in the publication entitled Oent1U8 Oalendar-AB already stated, the "Paper I of 1971 Census". State was divided in two major secto:rs, one consisting of the areas which remain accessible NO'I'Ir-Synchronous Areas-In view of the di­ throughout and the other which become snow­ fficult terrain of the State and· the consequent bound for the greater part of the year. Two inacoessibility of oertain areas during winter separate Census Calendars were, therefore, months on account of their being located in devised for carrying out the Census Operations farfiung areas and also due to their experiencing in two sectors. The Census Calendars for these heavy snow-falls, the State was, as in 1961 Census, :respective areas are reproduced below : divided into two sectors-synchronous and non­ synchronous for 1971 Census also. A special CENSUS CALElllDAR programme was devised for the snow-bound (Aoool!8ible Areas) areas where the census work was completed. 15th June, 1969 (i) Preliminary. disoussions with the 6 months ahead of the census count. to State Government regarding appoint­ 15th July, 1969 ment of Census Officers. As stated earlier, census operations in the (ii) Arrangements for preparations non-synchronous areas of Jammu and Kashm.ir of up-to-date Town/City / Tehsil State were conducted in the month of September, a.nd District maps. 1970. This was preoeded by house numbering (iii) Reoognition of new Towns and houselisting operations whioh were carried that qualify "and deolassifioatlon of existing ones if they did not between 1st and 11th September, 1970 (both days sa.tisfy the definition of a town. inolusive). The actual enumeration start.ed on 15th July, 1969 (0) Checking of Tahsil· maps witlJ. 12th September, 1970 and completed on 30th to viUa.ge lists and assigning of location September, 1970 with the sun-rise of 1st October, 31st August, 1969 oode numbers to all units. 1970 as the reference date. The houseless persons (li) Preparation of General Village such as beggars, vagrants etc. were enumerated Register and Town Register. on the night of 30th September, 1970. From 1st (iii) Collection of &rei. , figures from to 3rd Ootober,.1970, the enumeration agency the Direotor, Land Records/Local Bodies in respeot ofDistriots/Tehsile/ made a revisional round in order to bring the Cities/Towns. &Conoiliation of dis. records up to date. To guard against the possi­ triot Total/Rural/Urban areas. bility of non-enumeration or double enumeration, (iv> Collection of administrative sta. effective measures, such as, issuing of a certificate tistics from various agencies (nOn­ of enumeration to every individual enumerated. Census data.) for Part 1 of the Town in snow-bound areas and setting up of check posts and Village Direotories. on the recognised routes were also undertaken. (v) Delineation of Standard Urban Area in terms of Rural and Urban units. Special Areas-The [act that. a subs~antial proportion of the Sta.,te s populatIOn consl~ts of 1st September, 1969 (0) Notification of CenBlls Question. to naires and Instructions in the gazette nomadio elements who generally remaIn on 15th Ootober, 1969 as required by the Census Act. move, special arrangements were made for the (ii) Appointment of District Census enumeration of the floating population whioh Offioers and Charge Offioers. broadly speaking, oomprised of 3 types of popu­ (iii) Constitution of Blooks and lation namely, (1) Boat Population (2) Forest Supervisor Circles for the purpose Labo~ers and Wood Cutters and (3) Nomadio of Housenumbering and Houselia­ elements such as Guj8J'S, Bakerwals, Shepherds ting. 16th October, 1969 (i) Issue of instructions explaining etc. The following steps were taken to ensure to Houselisting Operations. that they are not missed in the general oount 15th December, 1969 (ii) Training classes for Distriot and at the same time due to their frequent move­ Officers and Charge Ofticerll in ments they are not enumerated twioe:- Housenumbering, HouseUsting and Establishment Schedules. (1) Formation of separate boat and forest (iii) Despatoh of Houselists, Estab­ blocks, lishment Sohedules. Enumerator's Abstracts and 'Instruction' Book­ (2) Issuing of certificate of enumeration lets to District Officers. to avoid non-enumeration or dupli­ (iv) Appointment ofEnumerators and cation, and Supervisors for Housenumhering and Houseliating Operations. (3) Recording a. certificate on the baok (v) Drawing up of a training progra­ of the grazing permit to the effect mme for enumerators and III1pervi­ that the household was duly enu­ BOrs for Houselisting. merated. (oj) Publicity for H~IJ' 16th December, 1969 (0) Training ol&eaea fur the enumera­ (iv) Copying of abstract~ of the to tors and supervisors, for House­ Houselist for each Enumerator's 3lat J&D.ua.ry, 1970 numbering and Houaelisting oper... Blocks. tiona inoluding _nvassing of House­ list/Establishment Sohedules as a (v) IBBue of Sohedules etc., by the praotical _ercise through Training Charge Superintendents to the Schedules. Enumeratcrll. (OO) Publicity for Houaelisting. 10th February, 1971 Census Enumeration. to February, 1970 28th February. 1971 (Ist to 28th Feb., Housenumbering, Houselisting and 1970) oanvaB8ing of Establishment Sche­ Night of 28th Feb.. Enwneration of Houseless Population. dules and preparation of notional 1071 mapa showing the layout of hou_ and the numbers allotted to them. 1st Ma.rch. 1971 to RevisionaI Round. 3rd March. 1971 3rd to 18th Maroh, Arrival of the Houaeliata and Estab­ 1970 lishment Schedules at the District Headqaartera. REPORTING OF PROVISIONAL TOTALS 18th to 31st March, (i) Arrival of these aohedules at the 40th March, 1971 to (0) By Enumerators. 1970 Headqua.rters of the D.C.Os. 6th Ma.rch, 1971 (Oi) Recruitment and training ofK.e,­ 6th March. 1971 to (ii) By Supervisors Punoh Operators and Supervisory 7th March, 1971 Staff to be done in February­ Maroh, 1970. 8th March, 1971 (i';i) By Deputy Charge Superinten­ dents. 1st April, 1970 Cheoking of the Houselists for oom­ to pleteneBS, Sampling of Houselists, 9th March. 1971 (iv) By Charge Superintendent.s. 31st Ma.y, 1970 coding and punobing of HouSeUsts and EstabJisbment Schedules Com- 10th March, 1971 (vl By District census Officers to mence in the Tabulation 0fll.008. Direotor, Census Operations and Registrar General, India. April-May, 1970 Preparation of Charge Register­ delineation of Blooks and Supervi­ 11th Maroh. 1971 to Sonding ofreoords to the Office of the SOrB' ciroles On the basis of the 1971 6th April, 1971 Direo.tor of Census Operations by (1970) HOilselistB. Distriot Census Officers.

June, July and Aug., (i) Selection &nd earm&rking ot' CENSUS CALENDAR. 1970 Census Enumerators and Supervisors (Snow-Bound Areas) in eaoh oharge. 15th June. 1969 to (0) Preliminary discussions with the (il) Compilation ofp&rt I eN on-Census 15th July, 1969 State Governmont regarding ap­ data) of the Village and Town pointment of Census Ofll.ears. Directories. (iil Arrangements for preparations of (iii) Preparation of data for A­ up-to_date Town/City/Tehsil and Series Tables for Columns other District mapa. than those which relate to 1971 CeDB1lll data. (iU) Reoognition of now town" that qualify and deolassifioation of exis­ (iv) Training Enumeration Slips and ting ones if they did not satisfy tho Instruotions to reaoh every Dis­ definition of a town. triot Office and Charge Offioe. 1st September. 1970 (0) Detailed instructions to be iBBued 15th July. 1969 to (0) Checking of Tehail maps with to formulating the Training Programme 31st August; 1969 vill&ge lists &nd assigning of location 15th November, 1970 of Census Officers at all levels inolud­ code numbers to all units. ing Enumerators and Supervisors. (to) Preparation of General Village (ii) Training of Distriot Offioers &nd Register and Town Register. Charge Superintendents for filling (iii) Collection of area figures from up the Individual Slips. the Direotor, Land Records/Local (iii) Publicity measures. Bodies in respect of Distriot/Tehsils/ Blocks/Cities7Towns. Reconciliation (iv) Despatoh of Individ1l&l Sohedules of districts Total(Rural/Urban to District Headquarters. areas. (IV) Collection of administrative sta­ 16th November. 1970 (il ~ent of the Bloeks and Ciroles oonstituted and finalisation tistics from various agenoies (non­ to census data) for Part I of the Town 6th February, 1971 of Charge Lists by Charge Superin­ tendents. and Village Direotories. (U) llISUe of appointment letters to (tI) Delineation of Standard urban enumerators and supervisors. area in terms of Rural and Urban units. (iii) Intensive training of Enumerators and Supervisors inoluding Praotical 1st September, 1969 (i) Notifioation of Census Question­ Exercise in enumeration on trai­ to naires &D.d Instruotions in the gazette ning schedules. 15th October, 1969 as required by the Census Act. M/B(D)lBCOJ&K-4 Cio) Appointment Qf Dilltriot Ceneus (,,) Training of Distriot omears and Omoers and Charge Officers. Charge Superintendents ·for filling up the Individual Slips. (iii) Constitution of Blooksland Su­ pervisory Circles for the purpose of ("i) Publioity measUres. Housenumbering and Houselisting. . ("ii) Despatoh ofIndividual Sohedules 15th February, 1970 ti) I_ue of instruotions explaining 00 District Headquarters. to Houselillting Operations. 31st Maroh, 1970 lat August, 1970 (i) Reassessment of the Blocks and (i» Training cl&88~for Dilltriot Offi­ 00 Ciroles constituted and finalillation oars and· Charge Officers in House­ lOth September, 1970 of oharge lists by Charge Superin­ numbering, House1isting and Estab­ tendents. lishment Schedules. (") Issue of appointment letters w (iii) Despatch of Houaelists, Estab­ Enumerators and Supervisors. lishment Sohedules, Enumeraoor's Abstraots and 'Instruotions' Book­ (iii> Inten~ive training of Enumera­ torB and SuperviBorB including letB to District Offioers. practical exercise in enumeration au (0") Appointment of Enumerators Raining schedules. and Supervillors for Housenumbering (itt) Copying ofa.bBtract ofthe House­ and HoUBelisting Operationa. list for each Enumerator'B blocks. (,,) Drawing up of a ~raining ~ro­ (,,) ISBue of Schedules etc., by the gramme for Enumeraoors and Super. Oharge Superintendents to the Enu­ visors for Houaelisting. merators. (t1i) Publicity for Houselisting. 12th" September, 1970 Census Enumeration. (tJii) Recruitment and training of to Key-Punch Operators and supervi­ 30th September. 1970 sory staff 00 be done in Feb., March, 1970. Night of Enumeration of HouselesB Population • 30th September, 1970 1st April, 1970 (i) Training claBB88 for .he enumera­ 1st October. 1970 ReviBional round. t<:» tors and supervisors for House­ to 10th May, 1970 numbering and HoUBelisting opera­ 3rd Ootober, 1970 tions including canvassing of House­ lists and Establishment Sohedules as a practioal exercise through REPORTING OF PROVISIONAL TOTALS Training Schedules. 3rd Ootober. 1970 (i) By EnumeratorB. to (ii) Puhlicity for Houaelisting. 5th Ootober, 1970 11th May, 1970 Housenumbering, Houselisting and 6th Oct'Jber, 1970 (OO) By Supervisors. 00 oanvaesing of Establishment Sche­ to 5th June, 1970 dules and preparation .of notional 8th Oooober, 1970 maps showing the layout of houses and the numbers allotted to them. 8th October, 1970 (iii) By Deputy Charge Superinten­ w dents. 8th June, 1970 Arrival of the Houselists and Estab­ 12th October, 1970 w lillhment Sohedules at the District 25th June, 1970 Headquarters. 12th Ootober. 1970 (iv> Bi Charge Superintsndents. to 25th J1IJUI, 1970 Arrival of these schedules at the 16th Ootober. 1970 Headquarters of the D.C.Os. w 16th October 1970 (tJ) By Distriot CmIIbs OfficerB to 5th July, 1970 to Director, Census Operations and 5th July. 1970 Cheoking of the Houaelists for oom· 20th October, 1970 Registrar Genera.I, India. pleteness; Sampling of Houselists, 00 20th Oooober, 1970 Sendi~ of the records to the office of 31st July, 1970 Coding aud :Punohing of Houselists and Establillhment Schedules com­ 00 the DIrOOtor ofCensuB Operations by mence in the Tabulation Offices. 15th November, 1970 District CenBUB Offioers. Une. July, 1970 (i) Preparation of Charge Register­ delineation of Blooks and Supervi. Oensus Schedules-It has already been explained sory Ciroles on the baBis of the 1971 that the schedules adopted at the 1971 Census (1970) Houselists. were:- (ii) Seleetion and earmarking of Census Enumerators and Supervi­ (1) Houselist. sors in each charge. (2) Establishment Schedule. ('lO) Training enumeration slips and instructions to reaoh every District (3) Individual Slip. Office and Charge Office. (,,,) Detailed instructions to be issued (4) Population Record. formulating the training program­ me of Censns Officers at all levels A Sample of each of the above four schedules is including Enumerawrs and Supervi­ sors. reproduced in appendix-2. 'I

Houselist--The schedule was canvassed before Population Record, it is worthwhile to discuss the actual enumeration and on the basis of popula­ briefly the instructions given to the enumerating tion returns obtained from it, the popUlation agency for filling up these Schedules - census enumeration blocks were fixed. The house­ list canvassed at 1971 Census was slightly lnrJ,ivir},ual Slip-Before recording replies to the different to one used at 1961 Census. In all, it questions on the Individual Slip, the enumerator contained 17 columns designed for collection of besides inserting Pad and Slip No. on each sche­ information regarding the material employed in dule was also required to note the combined loca­ the construction of walls and roofs, the scx-wise tion Code No. made up of the district No., tehsil or and total population of each household, the living town No. and the village/ward No. and enumera­ a.ccommodation available for residential purposes tor's block No. on each slip on the left hand top as also data indicating whether the premises in the corner in the space provided for this purpose. The occupation'of a household were owned by it or were identifying household No. of the household to be charged to rent. The houselists also gave valu­ enUIDJrated was to be written within the square able information regarding the reasons for vacancy brackets. in respect of vacant census houses as also the total number of cultivating households in every village Question 1, Name-The emumeratorwas asked and town. If the head of the household belonged to to record the name of person enumerated in this a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe, it was column. Women whose names were not disclosed specifically recorded. were described as 'so and so's wife, mother or daughter.' For newly born infants who had not Establishment Schedule-Alongwith the House­ been given the name, the word 'baby' and the list, a new schedqIe canvassed at the present name of father or mother were recorded. Census was 'Establishment Schedule'. Besides the manufacturing establishments, it also covered the Question 2, Relationship to Hearl-In the case of trade and other establishments and gathered the Head of the household the word 'Head' was several detailed particulars of the establishments. written against this. For all others, the· relationship which the person had with the head of household bulivirlual Slip-The Individual Slip or Enu­ was recorded. In the case of visitors, boarders or meration Slip was the basic schedule for the 1971 employees, the instructions were to note 'visitor' Census. It contained in all 17 questions dealing with 'boarder' or 'employee' as the case lnay have been. the social, demographic and economic particulars The word 'unrelated' was recorded where poople of each individual. The individual slip was designed living together in institutions, such as; boarding in such a manner as to give comprehensive in­ houses, hostels, hotels, meSses etc., 'vere unre~ated formation regarding each person enumerated such to each other. as name, sex, age, relationship with the head of household, marital status, birth· place and last Question 3, Sex-The letter ':LVI' or "F' was to be place of residence, religion, literacy, mother-ton­ written within the circle on the slips of males gue and whether belonging to any Scheduled Caste and females respectively.. Even for eunuchs and or Scheduled Tribe, economic activity, secondary hermaphrodites, the letter 'M' was used. work etc. etc. In the case of currently married Question 4, Age-The age of the person in total woman, additional information was collected years completed on his/her last birthday was recor­ about any child born during the preceding one ded against this question. The age of an infant year. who had not yet completed one year was invar­ Population Recorr},-The Census PopulationRe­ ably treated as '0' • cord listed the names of the members of each house­ Question 5, Mar·ital Status-The following a hbre­ hold together with their sex, relationship with the viations were used in recording answer to this ques­ head of the household, age, marital status, literacy tion- and description of the work in case the member NM-Never Married. was a worker. M-Currently Married. Instructions/or filling up the Census Schedules­ W-Widowed. The instructions for filling up the· Houselist and S-Separated or Divorced. Establishment Schedule have already been dis­ cussed in detail in the 'Housing Report' and 'Es­ The currently married perl:'OnH included all tablishments Report' respectively. Since, however, persons married whether for the :first timc or ano­ the 'General Population Tables' were constructed ther time as also for others recognised by cu!:!tom or from the data contained in the Individual Slip and society as married and for persons in !:!table delacw l\1/B(D)lSCOJ&K-(4) 8

union. 'V{' was written for a widowed person Quest'ion 8 (a), Ploee oj Last ResilIence-The follo­ whose husband or wife was dead and who had. not wing abbreviations were used for answering this been married again. A person who had been separa­ question:- ted from wife or husband and was living apart (1) Ifthe place of last re"idenoehad been in the with no apparent intention of living together again village or town of enumeration continu­ or who had been divorced in a lawful manner but ously since birth (except for shifting to had not remarried was indicated by the letter other places outside the village or town of 'S'. enumeration for a purely temporary The marital status of a prostitute was recorded stay) ...... PL the same as decla.red by her. (2) For a person who had his last previous residence at any place outside the village Queatitm 6, For Ourrently Married W ()men Only­ or town of enumeration (irrespective of Q. 6 (a) This question was to be answered in res­ his place of birth) .. " .. Name of the vil­ pect ()f currently married women only. The age lage or town. at marriage in completed years was to be recor­ Question 8(b), RUf'al/Uroon-The letter 'R' ded here. was to be written for a person whose last previous Q. 6 (b) The children born to the currently residence was a village and 'U' if it was a town or married women in the last one yea.r prior to the city. The enumerators were instructed to write date of enumeration were to be noted here. For this 'Not known' for a perSon whose .last previous question, only 'live births' were considered and residence could not be determined. 'still births' left out. Question 8(0), District-The letter 'D' was written for a person who previously resided in Question 7(a) , BinA PZaoo-'PL'was written for a another village or town within the distriot of enu­ person born in the village or town of enumera.tion. meration. The actual name of the district was to be For those born outside the village or town of enu­ given in case a person's last previous residence meration, the actual name of the place was recorded had been in another distriot of the Sta.te/Union against Question 7(a). Territory of enumeration or of other StatefUnion Territory in the country. The letter'X'wasuiid for Question 7(b), RUf'aljUroon-Persons born in a those having their last previous residence outside village were indicated by letter ~R' and those born India. in a town/city by the letter 'U'. For this purpose, the enumerator was instructed to ascertain if the Question 8(d), Stato/Coun.try-While 'X' was place of birth of the respondent was a village or written for a person having his last previous resi­ town at the time of his/her birth. If, however, all dence within the State of enumeration, the actual eBorts to classify the place of birth as rural/urban name of the StatefUnion Territory was recorded failed, the worda 'not known' were "0 be written if it was outside the State/Union Territory of enu­ against this sub-item. meration. In like manner, the name of the country was written if the last previous residence was outside (Ju6Btion 7(0), Distf'ict-The letter 'D' waS to be India. . written for persons if born in another village or Question 9, Duration of Residence at the Villaue town in the district of enumeration. The actual 01 Town of EnUtnef'ation--For a person who was name of the district was to be recorded if the person born at the place of enumeration and also had no enumerated was born in another distriotofthe State other place of last residenoe 'X' was recorded of enumeration or other StatefUnion Territory in in reply to this question. For others, the period the country. of the existing continuous residenoe in the village Question 7(d), State/Oountry-'X' was written or town where the person had his enumeration for those born within the State of enumeration. was given in completed years. The fact that the The name of State/Union Territory was recorded duration of residence of the person enumerated for those born outside the State of enumeration but was less than one year was indicated by '0'. within the country. If, however, born in a country Question 10, Religion-The fact that the person outside India, the name of that country was given. enumerated was a Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist or Jain was indicated by the letters ~H'. In case, a person was born at sea or in air or In a '1', '0', , 'S', 'B' and 'J' respectively. For all railway carriage or on road transport, the fact others, the aotual religion as returned. was record­ waS to be recorded acoordingly against this sub­ ed. A person indicating no religion was recorded as item. such. 9

Questionll, Scheduled Caste or So'heiluleil Tribe­ The reference period for work was one week prior Silice there are no Scheduled Tribes in Jammu to the date of enumeration in the case of regular and Kashmir State, instructions in respect of this work in trade, profession, service or business a.nd question were confined to Scheduled Caste persons last one year in the case of seasonal works, such only. The enumerators were instructed to make all as, cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation work efforts to ascertain the correct name of the Schedu­ etc., etc. . led Caste as given in the notified list, a copy of which was supplied to them in advance. The use of A person should not be treated as a worker general terms such as 'Harijan' or 'Achhut' was if he or she was engaged primarily in hoUsehold disallowed. It was also made clear that the Sche­ duties such as cooking for own household or per­ duled Castes belonged to Hindu and Sikh Communi­ forming other household duties even if such person ties only and in making entries for this question, was helping :marginally in the family economic the enumerators should sa.tisfy themselves that ootivity. In like manner, a boy or girl who was the oorresponding entry in Question 10 was either primarily a student attending institution or 'R' or'S'. a person who was in receipt of an income such as Question 12, Literacy-The letter 'L' waS used for a rent receiver or a pensioner was not treated as persons who could both read and write. The letter economically active unless the person was also '0' was indicated for those who could neither read engaged in some economic activity and if that nor write or who could merely read but could not was returned as the main activity of the individual. write. As a general rule, all ohildren of the ag~ of 4 years or less were treated as illiterate. A person Question 16 (a), Broad Oategory (i) Workcr­ claiming to be literate in some other language with In case of an economically active worker if the which the enumerator was not acquainted, was to person was a Cultivator, Agricultural Labourer be taken as literate. or engaged in Household Industry or doing other work, the entry to this eft'ect in one of the appro­ Question 13, Ed'l.tC(ltionaZ Level-This question priate abbreviations indicated against this question was not. to be asked in 1:espect of those f01: whom was to be made in the box provided for this purpose. 40' was recorded against Question 12. For others If the person was not engaged in any economic the highest educational level attained by a person activity, an ~:x.' was noted in the box. was recorded. Preference was given to the technical qualification where a person held both general For purposes of oensus, a person was workiDg and technical qualifioations of equivalent leveL as Cultivator if he or she was engaged in cultiva­ tion by one self or by supervision or direction Question 14; Mother-tongue-The mother-tongue in one's capacity as the owner or lessee of land in full whatever be the name of .the language held from Government or as a tenant of land as returned was recorded here. Mother-tongue held from private persons or institutions for pay­ was defined as a language spoken in childhood ment in money, kind or share. The fact that by the person's mother to the person or mainly the person enumerated was working as a cultivator spoken in the person's home. In the case of infants was denoted by writing letter ~C·. and deaf mutes, the language usuaJ4r spoken by the mother should be noted. A person working in another person's la.nc:t for wages in money, kind or share was defined as Question 10, Other Languages-The enumerators an Agricultural Labourer provided he/she had were instructed to put 'X' against this question if no right or lease or contract on the land on which the person enumerated did not know any language he/She worked. The letters 'AL' were written apart from his mother-tongue. For those, having for such persons. some working knowledge of other 1angu.ages besides mother-tongue, names of the languages A Household Industry was definedas an industry not exceeding two were recorded. oonducted by the Head of the Household himselfJ Question 16, Main ActM1ity-For this question, herself and or mainly by the members of the all persons werc divided into two broad streams household at home or within the village in rural of main activity, namely, (1) as workers and (2) as .areas and only within the premises of the house non-workers according as the type of main acti­ where the household lived in urban areas provided vity in which the person was engaged mostly. further that the Industry was not being run on the scale of a registered factory and that it A worker was defined as a. person whose main -related to production, prooossing, servioing, activity was participation in any economical :repairing or making and selling (but not merely :produut.ive work by his :physical or m,elltal activity. selling) of goods. It did Q.ot include professions, 10 such as, a pleader or doctor or barber, musician, that the person enumerated was doing, was to be dancer, water-man, dhobi, astrologer etc., or recorded irrespeotive of the type of industry, merely trade or business even if such professions, trade, profession or service in which he was engaged. trade or services were run at home by members of The enumerators were instructed to note the the household. The persons working at Household actual work in sufficient detail. Industry were indicated by the letters 'HIn'. Question 16(1), Class oj Worker-The following If a person gave his main activity as engaged abbreviations were used in' recording replies in any other work other than Cultivation, Agricul­ to this sub-item of Question 16 ';ER' for an em­ tural Labour or Household Industry, this was ployer, 'EE' for an employee, 'SW' for single to be indicated by noting 'OW' in the box. The worker and 'FW' for family worker. 'Other Workers' included factory workers, all Government servants, munieipal employees, tea­ An Employer was defined as a person who hires chers, mining workers, political or social workers, one or more persons in his work described in building labourers, workers engaged in plantation, question 16 (e). forestry and trade, transport workers etc., etc. An Employee was defined as a person who was Question 16{a) (ii), Non-worker (8, ST, R, D, doing his work described in question 16(13) under B, 1, O)-In case of a Non-worker if the person others for wages or salary in cash or kind. was engaged in household duties (H), or was- a ; student (ST), a retired person or rent or royalty A Single Worker was a person doing his, work receiver (R), dependent such as infant or disabled des-::ribed iu question 16(e) without employing or very old person (D), beggar or vagrant (B), others except casually and without the help of inmate of a penal or charitable institution (I) the other members of the family except cjl.Bually and other made up of mostly the unemployed and a participant in work as members of (0), the enumerator was required to write any oo-operatives. one of the above abb,:eviations in the box provided A Family Worker was one who was doing his/her for this purpose. work described in question 16(8) in a family Question 16(b), Place oj Work (Name oJVillageJ enterprise alongwith other members of the family Town)-This question and the subsequent sub­ without wages or salary in cash or kind. Suoh sections of Question 16 were not IDled in for Cultiva­ of the members of the household who attended tors and Agricultural Labourers. The letters to household duties only were not to be treated 'PL' were written if the plaoe of work was the as Family Workers. same village or town of enumeration. In all other Question 17, Secondary Work-The question cases, the actual name of the place was fully was to be asked of every person if besides what written. he/she had already returned as his/her main Question 16(c}, Na'Y1uioJEstablishment-The exact activity against question 16(a) (i) or 16 (a) (ii), name of the faotory, firm, workshop, business he/she also partioipated in any secondary work. house, company, shop, office etc., was to be recor­ The instruotiollB for filling up question 16(a) ded. In case of an establishment having no to (j) were to be applied mutatis mutandis to definite name, the enumerators were instructed question 17(a) to (I) except that while question to record 'No particular name'. 16(a) (i) and (ii) was meant to oover the main work, question 17 (a) was intended to cover Question 16(d), Nature oj Industry, Trade, the secondary work which might be possibly ProJession or Service-Full details of the type part-time. The enumerators were specifioally of industry, trade, profession or service in which instruoted not to reoord non-working categories the person enumerated was engaged should be of activity as secondary work under question 17. reoorded here. The sector of economy in which a person may be working included (i) Plantation, Population Record-The Population Record was Forestry, Fishing, Livestock etc. (ii) Mining a simple schedule and its columns were to be and/or Quarrying (iii) Manufacturing (iv) Cons­ filled in with reference to entries made in the t~ction (v) Electricity, Gas or Water supply Individual Slip. As suoh, it hardly calls for any (m) Transport and Communications (vii) Trade detailed explanation. and Commerce (viii) Professions and Services. Preservation oj Census Records-Special arrange­ Question 16 (e), De8cription oj Work-Under ments were made both at Jammu and Srinagar this 'luestioll the description of the actual work for :proper upkeep of records pertaining to various 11 phases of current Census Operations. Flaps in the Individual Slip at the 1971 Census. This of card board and Canvas were got prepared to was done in order to net all those non-workers contain this record without the necessity of folding who inspite of their being basically non-workers, it. On the back of each :flap, an index was pasted do make some marginal contribution to work showing' the name of t~e tehsil! code .number also. and population of each Village whIch considerably helped the task of handling this record for edi~ing, Manual Sorting and Electronic Data PrOC6llsing­ coding and punching. Steel trunks were provl~ed At the 1971 Census, for the first time in theoensus to district and tehsil offices for proper preservatIon history, considerable part of the da~ was pro­ of records lying there. cessed on electronic computor. This does not mean that the manual sorting was altogether Unique Features of 1971' Oensus-Following dispensed with. The provision of Primary Census are 8Qme of the distinguishing features of the Abstract for every village and block of a town, 1971 Census- the processing of schedules was done manually. In the case of major States, the data pertaining Block Maps-Notional maps of the census to 2()01o of urban individual slips was tranaferrt;

Staruiarfi Urban A.rea-A new concept that came for severe criticism and was eventually has been developed for the 1971 Census for the replaced by the concept of Standard UrhllJl Area tabulation of certain urban data, was the Standard at the 1911 Census. It was rightly felt th'!t data Urban Areas. This replaces the concept of Town for Standard Urban Areas would depict much Group that was in vogue at the 1961 Census. more meaningful picture to study urbanisation Since the data for such town groups became around large urban nuclei. In addition, data incompa.rable from census to census as the boun­ for Urban Agglomerations was also compiled daries of towns themselves changed and the inter­ and presented in various tables devised for 1971 mediate areas were left out of account, this concept Census. APP_ENDICES

1:1--)4.

APPENDIX-1 The Oen8'U8 Act 1948 (A.ct No. XXXVII of 1948) An Act to provide for certain matters in connec­ 5. Status ofOensus aut'lunities as Public SeYVants­ tion with the taking of Census. The Census Commissioner, all Snperintendents of Census Operations and all CenR1lS officers shall be WHEREAS it is expedient to provide for the deemed to be public servants within the meaning takina of census in India or any part thereof of the Indian Penal Code. when;ver neceRsary or desirable and to provide for certain matters in connection with the taking 6. Discharge of duties of Census qfJicers in certain of such oensus; cases-(]) Where the District Magistrate, or such authority as the State Government may appoint It is hereby ena~ted as follows- in this behalf, by a written order so direots- 1. Short title and ea:tent-(i) This act may be (a) Every officer in command of any body of called the Census Act, 1948 men belonging to the naval, military or air (ii) It extends to the whole of India. forces, or of any vassal of war of India. 2. Rule of construction respecting enactments (b) Every rarson (except a pilot or harbour not extend~ng to J & K-Any reference to the master) having charge or control of a Indian Penal Code or the Indian Evidence Aot, vessel. 1872 shall in relation to .Jammu and Kashmir, (c) Everypersoninchargeofalunatic asylum, be c~nstrued as a reference to the corresponding hospital, workhouse, prison reformatory enactment in force in that St.ate. or lockup or of any publio charitable, religious or educational institution. 3. Central Government to take census.-The Cent.ral Government may by notification in the (d) Every keeper secretary or manager of any Official Gazette, decfflre its intention of taking a. sarai, hotel, boarding house, lodging­ census in the whole or any part of the territories house, emigration depot or club. to which this act extends whenever it may consider it necessary or desirable so to do, and thereupon (e) Every manager or officer of a railway or any oommercial or industrial establish­ the census shall be taken. ment; and 4. Appointment of Census staff-(i) The Central Government may, appoint a Census Commissioner (f) Every ocoupant of immovable property wherein at the timp. of the taking of the to supervise the taking of the census throughout census, persons are living. the area in which the census is intended to be taken and Superintendents of Census OP.era:tions to super­ shall perform such of the duties of a census vise the taking of the census wIthIn the several officer in relation to the persons who at the states. time of the taking of the census are under (ii) The State Government may appoint persons his command or charge, or are inmates as census offioers to take, or aid in, or supervise of his house, or are present on or in suoh the taking of the census within any specified 1000.1 immovable property or are employed area and such persons, when so appointed, shall under him as may be specified in the be bound to serve accordingly. order. (iii) A declara~ion in writing signed by a~y 45 of 1860 (2)- All the provisions of this Act authority authorIsed by the State Government lD relating to census officers shall apply so far as may this behalf, that any person has been duly appoint­ be to all persons while performing such duties ed a census officer for any local area shall be under this section and any person refusing or neg­ conolusive proof of suoh appointment. lecting to perform any duty which under this (iv) That State Government may delegate to section }'e is directed to perform shall be deemed such authority as it thinks fit the power of appoint­ to have committed an offence under section 187 ing cenElus officers conferred by sub-section (2). of the Indian Penal Code. 16

7. Power to call upon oertain persons to give and shall allow them to paint on, or affix to, the assista7lCe-The Distriot Magistrate, or suoh place suoh letters, marks or numbers as may be authority as the state Government may appoint necessary for the purposes of the census. in this behalf for any local area, may by a written order which shall have effect throughout the extent 10. Occupier 01" manager to fill up schedtde­ of his district or of such local area, as the case may (1) Subject to such orders as the State Govern­ be, call upon. ment may issue in this behalf, a census officer may, within the local area for which he is appoint.ed, (a) all owners and occupiers of laud tenure­ leave or oause to be left a schedule at any dwelling­ holders, and farmers and assignees of house or with the manager or any officer of any laud revenue of their agents. oommercial or industrial establishment, for the (b) aU members of the district municipal pan­ purpose of its being filled up by the occupier of ohayat and other local authorities, and such house or of any specified part thereof or by officers and servants of such authorities, such manager or offioer with such particulars as tIle and state Government may direct regarding the in­ mates of such house or part thereof, or the persons (c) All officers and members of starr of any employed under such manager or officer, as the oase factory, firm or establishment. . may be at the time of the taking of the census. to give such assiatance as shall be specified in the order towards the taking of a census (2) When such sohedule has been so left, the of the persons who are, at the time of the said occupier, manager or offioer, as the oase may taking of the census, on the lands of such be shall fill it up or cause it to be filled upto the owners, ocoupiers tenure-holders, farmers best of his knowledge or belief so far as regards the and assignees, or in the premises of fac­ inmates of such house or part thereof or the persons tories, farms and other establishments employed under him, as the oase may be, at the or within the areas for whioh suoh local time aforesaid and shall sign his name thereto and, authorities are estabUshed, as the case when so required, shall deliver the schedule so filled may be and the persons to whom an order up and signed to the census officer to such person under this section is directed shall be as the census offioer may direct. bound to obey it and shall. while acting in 11. Penaltifl8-(I) (a) Any census officer or ~ny pursuance of such order, be deemed to be persons lawfully required to give assistance towards publio servants within the meaning of the the taking of a ·census who refuses or neglects Indian Penal Code. to use reasonable diligence in performing any S. Asking of Questions and obligation to answer­ duty imposed upon him. or in obeying any order (1) A oensus officer may ask all suoh questions of aU issued to him in accordance with this Act or any persons within the limits of the looal area for which rule made thereunder, or any person who hinders he is appointed as, by instruotions issued in this or obstructs another person in performing any behalf by the State Government and published in such duty or in obeying any such order, or .the Official Gazette, he may be directed to ask. (b) Any census officer who int.entiona1ly puts (2) Every person of whom any question is asked a~y offensive or improper question or knowingly under sub-section (1) shall be legally bound to makes any false return or, without the previous answer suoh question to the best of his knowledge sanction of the Central Government or the State or belief: Government, discloses any information which he has received by means of or for the purposes of a Provided that no person shall be bound to state census return, or the name of any female member of his household, and no women shall be bound to state the name of (c) Any sorter, oompiler or other member of her husband or deceased husband or of any other the oensus staff who removes secrets, damages person whose name she is forbidden by custom to or destroys any census doouments or deals with mention. any census documents in a manner likely to falsify or impair the tabulation of census results, or 9. Occupier to permit access and a.lfiziniJ of numbers-Every person occupying any house, (d) Any person who intentionally gives a false enclosure, vessel or other place shall allow census answer to, or refuses to answer to the best of his of6.oers suoh access thereto as they may require for knowledge or belief, any question asked of him by the purposes of the census and as, having regard a census officer whioh he is legally bound by section t;o tqe customs of the countrr mar be re~sonable, 8 to answer, o~ . 1'7

(e) Any person occupying any house, enclosure, by a census officer in the discharge 01 his duty us vessel or other places who refuses to allow a census such, or any sohedule delivered under section 10 offioer suoh reasonable acoess"'thereto as he is and notwithstanding anything to the contrary in required by section 9 to allow, or" the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 no entry in any such book, register, record of schedule shall be (j) Any person who removes, obliterates, alter!! admissible as evidenoe in any oivil proceeding or damages any letters, marks or numbers which w ha. tsoever or in any oriminal proceeding other have been painted or affixed for the purposes of the than prosecution under this Aot or any other law oensus, or for any aot or omission which constitutes an offence under this Act. (g) Any person who, having been required under seotion 10 to fill up a sohedule, knowingly 16. Temporary suspension of other laws as to and without sufficient cause fails to comply with mode of taking census in mwnWipalities-Not­ the provisions of that section or makes any false withstanding anything in any ena.ctment or rule return thereunder, or with respect to the mode in which a census is to be (h) Any person who ;,respasses into a census taken in any municipality, the municipal authority office, shall be punishable with fine which may in consultation with the Superintendent of Census extend to one thousand rupees and in case of a Operations or with such other authority as the State conviotion under part (b) shall also be punishable Government may authorise in this behalf, at the with imprisonment which may extend to 6 months, time appointed for the taking of any census cause the census of the municipality to be taken wholly (2) Whoever abets any offence under sub-section or in part by any method authorised by or under (I) shall be punishable with fine which may extend this Act. to one thousand rupees. 17. Grant oj Statistica£ abstract-The Census 12. Sanction 'required /01' prosecutions-No pro­ Commissioner or any Superintendent of Census secution under this act shall be instituted exoept Operations or such person as the State Government with the previous sanction of the State Government may authorise in this behalf may, if he so thinks or of an authority authorised in this behalf by the fit, at the request and oost (to be determined by State Government. him) of any Local authority or person cause ab­ stracts to be prepared and supplied oontaining 13. Operation of other laws not ba'Tred--Nothing any such statistical information as can be derived in this Act shall be deemed to prevent any person from the census returns for India or any State from being prosecuted under any other law for BS the case may be being information which is not any act or omission which constitutes an offence oontained in any published report and which in his under this Act. Provided that no such prosecution opinion it is reasonable for that authority or person shall be instituted except with the previous sanc­ to require. . tion referred to in Seotion 12. 18. Power to make nde-(I) The Central Govern­ 14. JU'risdiction-No court inferior to that of a ment may make rules for carrying out the purposes Presidency Magistrate or a Magistrate of the seCond of this Aot. class or in a Part B St.ate, a Magistrate corres­ ponding to a Magistrate of the seoond class shall (2) In particular power and without prejudice to try; whether under this Aot or under any other law, the generr..lity of the foregoing the Central Govern­ any aot or omission which constitutes an offence ment may make rules providing for the appoint­ under this Act. . ment of census officers and of persons to perform any of the duties of census officers or to give assis­ 15. Reco'1'ds of census not open to inspection n01' tance towards the taking of a. census, and for the admissible in evidence-No person shall have a general instructions to be issued to suoh officers and right to inspect any book, register or reoord made persons. It)

APPENDlX-2 CENSUS OF INDIA 1971

HOUSELIS'l.' Name of Distriet...... Code No..... Name of Village or Town ...... Code No .... . Name of Taluk/Tehsil/Thana/Anchal{Island ...... Code No..... Nalll.e or number of Ward/ MohaUa/Enumerator's Block ...... Code No.

Predominant construction material of I Census House Purpose lor wWch CorulUB It UBc'

No. of No. of PCrS()DS normaUy Household No. Name of the Head If S.C. or S.T. write living Doe. the Household residing in ConsUg House- Does tht" Rmnarks of Household name of Caste/Tribe rooms in ]i ve in owned or froM on day of visit of HOUB(~h(}ld the ooou- rented house ? the enumerator (cultivate pation of (i) Owned (0) ------,---- _land? Census (ii) Rented (Rl (Yesor:'_No) House· Males Females Total . hold ---- 8 0 10 11 12 )3 ----14 15 16 17 ...... : : ---- ...... : : I

Total.

Signature of Enumerator ...... Dat.e ...... " Signature of Supervisor. """ ..... Date ... . 19

APPENDIX-2 CENSUS OF INDIA 1971

ESTABLISHMENT SCHEDULe Name of Distriot...... Code No...... Name of Village or Town ...... Code No.. . Name of Taluk/Tehsil/Than3/Ancha1/Island ...... •• Code No•••••••..•. Name or No. of Ward/Mohalla/Enumerator's Block ...... Code No......

II ued as a trading If ued as any eBtabUshmen& other eetabllah- BI. CBDBlllJ Name of the IB the estab- Av_ num- ment, dMcrIbe No. HOUSe EetabDllhm'!!1t lishment berof_ 1------1----:1------1----1 ~.... Govern· No. or of tho Ca) Govt.lQua­ wurk1ng dally ment OMee. proprietor Bl Govt. las' week or Is.' Deacrip&lon Type of IDeacrlp.. Whether School. HOB- Cb) Private ID the last Ca) HOUBBhold of &he fuel or tton of Ca) Whol... pita!. Ba.llway Ce) Co-op..... tt· working BB..... IndUBI;ry produ",", power _ goods aa1e or BI;eUon, Barbera veiDBtitu­ BOn including (b) Regial;ered prooeaoiDg brought/ (b) Retail B&Ioon,Oinema tion proprIe&ora &Ildf Factory or ...... vic· BOld theatre. Hotel. . or family _ ee) Unregistered iug done Tea Bhop, e&c. ken Workebop

1 2 8 o 7. s 9 10 11

...... :

...... •

...... :

; ...... -I , :

N~PIeaee do not write ID the II}IBBIII BIHJIOBed by dotted Hnes In Cole." 6, 7.8,9,10 and 11. '-'-an_III for _In the TabulatlOD om_I for coding.

Signature of Enumerator ...... Date ...... Signature of SuperviBOl' ...... Date ...... APPENDIX-2

7 ClllSIIJ Of _ ,.,...... No.1 Ibp No. 32, 3 ..... 73 .J

I) War"', (C," L. (e) .r_ "HI, OW c:wIepy II) Nop·(H. sr, R, '~~L-___1~2~ ___ r-, Wa..... 0. B I, 0 ) .. ~.~ _____~N~M~ ______t_J ~ "', .Iac. of wo.k (N.mo of VIII.g.ITown) ___...:.,:.'.l:L:..... ___ n ! (4 Noate of Est.bU,__ ". Central Bank AI India .., ""7 child born ." , ... I... "". y ....r __ ~X:>..._ ~_-' it .(~ Nat.... of Ind.IHindi ""~-~.-~--' 21

APPENDIX-2 POPULATION RECORD (To ba oompliod from Individual Slips) CENSl;S 1971 Looation Oode ..•.•..••••• HOU8<>hold No. [ Name ofViIlage/T'.wn •.•....••.•. If the head belong to S. C. or S. T

______.s._ex ______/ Age MarItal Lttar&07 Description of So>rIa.I Name Relationship Status (L caO) MaIn Activity No. to head M F I

1 2 3 4. 6 6 7 8 II

-----1------1------;-._.. 1------1------.1-----1------1-----1------

.... - ..

Signature of Enumerator ...... Signature of Supervisor ..•...... •••• Date ...... Date ...... •.•...•.....••......

M/B(D)JSOO(J&K)_:;

TABLE A-I

AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION

23-24.

AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION (Fly-leaf to Table A-I)

1. Brief account of changes in area of tlte State­ 2. Full acconut of changes in jurisdictions in the The total area of the State as adopted prQvisionally S~The jurisdictiUdhampur, Jammu and Punch. As a At the last oensus, the area of the State was com­ res~lt ?f these tra~sfers, a new district, namely, puted at 138,992.1 sq. kms. which represented the RaJaurI was constItuted and 12 new tehsils, 9 in territory on this side of Cease-fire Line. A referenoe Kashmir Province and 3 in Jammu Region were to the table given below will show how the area also carved out. A brief account of the changes figures of the State have varied froIXl census to effected is given below:- census:- Anantnag District -The boundaries of this Yea.r Area. in Klll" district have been reduoed as a result of transfer 1901 209,531'00 of 15 villages from one of its tehsils, Pulwama, to 1911 218,678'88 the new ly constituted tehsil of Chadura of Srinagar district. 1921 218,228 0 22

1931 218,779 0 89 Srinagar District-The limits of Srinagar district have been extended with the merger in this distriot 194.1 218,779 0 89 of 15 ~ages of Pulwa~ tehsil (~antnag district) 1951:1: N.A. and 7 VIllages of Baramula tehsil (Baramula dis­ During the past decade, all the districts of the trict). State except Ladakh and Kathua underwent a number of jurisdictional changes. The significant Baramula District-The district has suffered change effeoted walil the forma.tion of a neW" district a net loss of 7 villages during the decade 1961-71. namely Rajauri in Jammu Region which was These villages whioh previously belonged to oarved out by deta.ohing tehsils Rajauri and Baramula tehsil have now been added to Beerwah Nowshehra from Punch district. As many as tehsil of Srinagar district. 12 new tehsils MSO came into existence during the decade 1961-71. The sub-joined statement gives Doda District-The district has also lost terri­ the provisional geographical area of ea.oh district torially. A batch of 10 villages has been transferred as worked out by Surveyor General of India. from Ramban tehsil and included in the newly formed tehsil of Gool Gulab Garh of Udhampur district. Ste.teJDmtrlet Geog~l;'hiea.l area m sq. kms. U dhampur DistrWt-While the distriot has (Provisional) gained 10 villages from Doda district, it has also lost 14 villages of Reasi tehsil which have been Jammu and Kashmir State 222,236*t transferred to Jammu tehsil of Jammu district. 5,382 Anantnag J Q/I7Ih1I,U District--The limits of Jammu distriot Srinagar 3,013 have been enlarged by addition to its jurisdiction Baramula 7,458 of 14 villages of Reasi tehsil of Udhampur district. Ladakh 95,876t Doda 11,691 Punch District-Of all the districts, Punch has Udh.ampur 4,549 suffered most as a result of jurisdictional chan.ges Jammu 3,165 ei!ected in th? int~r-oe~sus period. As many as 391 Kathua 2,651 VIllages (tehsIl RaJaurI260 and tehsil Nowshehra Rajauri 2,681 131 and 2 towns) were detached from it and added Pnn.eh 1,658 to the newly oonstituted district of Rajauri.

. .Inoludes 78,932 sq. kms. under the illegal oocupation of Pakistan and 5,180 sq. kms. illegally handed over by Pakistall to Chin....

t Also inoludes 37,555 sq 0 kms. under illegal oocupation of Chin.... :l:No Census was oondllcted in 1951 due to unsettled oonditions. 25 26

A statement showing the Gazette Notifioations under which these changes were effected is given below:- Jarhdiotional changes in distriots duriD,g 1961-1971 ------Territorial changes during 1961-1971 Na.II16 of Govemment Distriot Notifioation Deduotions Additions

1 2 3

Aoa.ntnag 15 villages of Pulwam& tehsil tranB~rred to Vide Government order Brinagar distriot__ . No. BBO 351 dated ~-.._-~. ".~-.'--~- 12th October, 19M. Brmagar (i) 15 villages of Pulwama tehsil of dis- --do-- triot Anantnag. ('.) 7 villages of Baramula tehsil of Bara- vide Government orde mula distriot. No. SBO 350 dated 12th Ootober, 19M. Baramula 7 villages of Baramula tehsil transferred to -do- Srin&gar Distriot. Dada 10 villages ofR&II1ban tehail tra.nsferred to tVide Government order Udhampur district. No. SRO 281 dated 5th July, 1966.

Udhampur *14 villages of Reasi tehsil transferred tl0 villages of Ramban tehsil of Doda -do-- to Jammu district. district. *vide Government order No. BBO 12 dated 8th January, 1969.

Jammu 14 villages of Reasi tehsil of Udhampur -do- distriot. Rajauri Rajauri distriot newly oonstituted with:_ Vide Government order (0) 260 villages and one town of Rajauri No. SRO 137-0 of tahsil of Pucih d,istrict • 1967 dated 30th Sep­ (li) 131 vilmgesandonetownofNowshehra tember,1967. tehsil of Punch distriot. Punoh 260 villages and one town of Rajauri tehsil -do- and 131 villages and one town of Nowshabra. tehsil transferred to Jlewly oonstituted distriot of Bajauri.

3_ Rural and Urban Population--The defini­ the State Government concerned, to include a tion of 'urban' as adopted at the 1971 Census is place that had either distinct urban characteristics as follows :- or to exclude an undeserving place from being treated as urban. (a) All places with a Municipality, Corpora­ tion or Cantonment or Notified town The definition of an urban area from census to area; census provides an interesting study. These are reproduced below:- (b) All other places which satisfied the follow­ ing criteria :- Census 1901-No definition was given in the report but Municipalities, Suburbs, Cantonments and (i) a minimum population of 5,O()() ; Civil lines were treated as urban. (ii} at least 75 percent of male working popu­ Census 1911-All areas including those possessing lation is non-agriculturists, and urban characteristics and certain areas possessing (iii) a density of population of 400 per sq historical and administrative importance were km.(i.e 1,OOOpersq.mi1e) taken as towns.. The Director of Census of a State or Union Census 1921--A town was defined as :-- Territory was, however, given some discretion in (i) any town whose population in 1921 was not respect of some marginal cases. in oonsultation with less than 2,000; and 27

(ii) any Qasba of some historical or a.dminis­ and VI of 1961 which ha.ve been declassified in trative importance even its population 1971:- was below 2,000. Urban Areas oj classes IV, V & VI of 1961 ele­ minated in 1971 with population oj 1961 ana 1971. 0en8U81931-For census purposes, a town was defined as any area whose population in 1931 was Population not less than 2,000 provided it was important as a Class Distriot Town ,------"- 1961 1971 trade market and subject further to the condition 1 2 3 4 5 that educational, sanitary and other amenities existed. IV V Oen8'U8 1941-The definition of 1931 was VI Srinagar Natipora. 3,231 *7,047 adopted. Haiderpora Oensus 1951-No census was held in Jammu and VI Baramula Sumbal 2,755 3,941 Kashmir State. VI Baramula Bajin 3,701 4,915 VI Baramula Pa.lhalan 3,762 5,353 Oensus 1961-The following 3 tests were VI Baramula Ajas 3,584 4,75.1 applied to the census figures of 1951 before any area was classed as urban:- The following new urban areas have been listed in 1971 Census :- (i) having population over 5,000; New urban areas of classes IV, Vana VI listed (ii) having at least three-fourth working with their names and population in 1971 :- population dependent on non-agricul­ tural pursuits; and Population DiStriot (iii) having a density of 1,000 persons per sq. Class Town 1971 mile. I 2 3 4 In a.ddition, all Corporations, Municipalities IV and Cantonment Boards irrespective of their V Anantnag Tral 6,465 population or other characteristios were treated Baramula Handwara 5,025 as towns. The limit of 5,000 population was also V Anantnag l\!I.a.ttan 4,771 relaxed where any area possessed definite urban VI VI Anantnag Kukernag 1,723 characteristics and amenities. VI Ladakh Kargil 2,390 The sub-joined statement gives the population VI Udhampur Chenani 1,343 of 1961 and 1971 for urban areas of olasses IV, V VI Punoh Suran,kote 1,822 4. Progress in the number of towns during 1901-1971-The following statement gives in tabular form the number of towns in the State between 1901 and 1971. The statement does not take into aooount the towns which though falling in these districts before 1947 are now on the other side of Cease-fire Line.

Progress in the number of towns 1901-1971 :- State/District 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

Jammu and Kashmir State 45 43 32 31 29 45 2 Anantn,ag Distriot 9 6 7 7 6 8 Srin,agar District 2 3 3 3 3 1 Baramula District 6 9 3 "8 Ladakh District 2 1 "1 "1 1 2 Doda Distriot 6 6 2 2 2 4 Udhampur DiStriot 5 4 4 4 3 '6 Jammu Distriot 7 7 5 5 6 6 I Kathua Distriot 4 4 3 3 3 4 Rajauri Distriot 2 2 2 1 1 2 Punoh District 2 1 .1 1 I I

NOTlil :-No oensus was taken, in the State in 1951 due to unsettled oonditions prevailing then. "Denotes total population, of village Barazala and part villages of Haiderpora, Bagat Barzala and Kursu Padshahi BJ. Jh which ware ooastituen,ts of Natipora-Haiderpora Notified Area in 1961. 28

The above statement reveals a large inorease in towns. The inorease of 11 and 2 towns in 1961 and the number oftowns between 1901 Rnd 1911. The 1971 respectively apparently points to the faster main reason for this large inorease is due to the fact paoe of urbanisation whioh hitherto was a Rlow that all areas possessing urban oharacteristios or prooess in the State. historical and ·administrative characteristios irre­ spective of their population were treated as towns 5. Definition of viUage and lYrief histaril!aJ in 1911. Thefall of 16 in thenumber of towns in survey-Broadly speaking, oen8US village is ordi­ 1921 may be attributed to the adoption of a slightly narily the same thing as a revenue mauza, but in modified definition of Urban Area at that oensus some cases differs therefrom. It may contain one where-by the minimum popUlation standard for or many groups ofhouBes or hamlets or on the oHler t1:eatmg a place. as town was fix.ed at 2,00Q. The hand oontain no houses at aU. Following is a brief subsequent two decades of 1931 and 1941 do not acoount of how the 'village' has been defined in disclose any substantial ohange in the number of earli'OJr censuses :- Dellnition 01 Village 1901-1971

1901 19l1 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971

No definition In the settled The smallest A well orga­ The definition No census was Every village The definition of Village areas. the uilit of ad· nised 1lD.it of 1931 waS held in 1951 with well of 1961 w&s 18 given. revenue ministration having been a.dopted. due to dis- defined adopted. However, it units, in the separately surveyed a'ld turbed oon· boundaries for appears that unsettled &BBessoci to with well ditions pre­ reve:o.ue as­ areas where areas, the lan.d revenue defined boun. vailing then. sessment residential residential was treated daries was having resi­ houses were village was as a Census taken as a de:o.tial houses olustered to­ taken IWI a Village. Oensus densely or. gether or if CeIlllUS Village. sparsely sparsely 10- Village. populated oated were was treated separated as a Village frOm other irrespeotive simUar are.... of tho number by n.atural of hamlets . barriers suoh of whioh it as hillock, a was oonstitu­ rivulet. a ted. Khul an.d the like were teated .... Villages.

6. Numher of Inhabited ViUages 1901-197J:-The following statement gives the number of inhabited villages from 1901-1971 acoording to jurisdiotions obtaining in each decade:- N1IIIlber of inhabIted Villages 1901-1971

State/Distriot ·1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

Jammu & Kashmir State. 6,503 6,539 7,049 7,085 7,086 7,OQ 6,836 Anantna\pistriot 1,170 1,191 1,380 1,381 1,396 1,395 Srinagar istriot 684 689 2.919 Baramula Distriot . 1,020 1,042 1,370 1,390 1,382 1,376 Ladakh Distriot 235 237 468 468 468 465 464 Doda Distriot. . 652 654 Udb.aml?()" Distriot. 617 620 1172 995 968 955 1.188 Jammu ;striot . 1,063 1,037 1,165 1,160 1,163 1,1112 1.190 Kathua Distriot 636 64B 563 561 1170 1171 584. Rajauri Distriot 368 Punoh Distriot 158 547 1,131 1,130 1.139 1.138 491

NO"rw, ,--{I) A... t.b,e district!! of Srina.gar a.n,d Doda wer" ""ea.t"d after 1941 and Raja.uri a.fter 1961, the number of inhab­ ited villages otthese districts has been shown against 1961 &Dd 1971 only. (2) No C"nBUS was conduoted in 1951. (3)· Excludes 7 inhabited villages (Srina.gar d:strict 4 and Jammu distriot 3) which form the part of l1rba:o. Agglomeration of Sril1agar and Jammu respeotively. 7. Explanation oj variation in tke number of inhabi­ 4. DeclaRsifioation of towns at each census, ted villages 1901-1971-The above statement dis­ closes sharp fluctua.tions in the number of inhabit.ed 5. Formation of new villAges as a result of villages from decade to decade. The total number settlement operations, . of inhabited villages which stood at 6,836 in 1901 6. Complete evacuation of a number of rose toO 7,052 in 1911 and 7,086 in 1921. There was villages in ·the vicinity of border areas practically no change in the total number of in­ after 1965 oonfrontation with Pakistan, habited villages in 1931 but this number was 7. Changes in dist.riet boundaries from decade reduce.! by 36 in the next census held in 1941. to decade as a result of jurisdictional Between 1941 and 1961, the number of inhabi­ ohanges, and ted villages further went down by 490. 56 more 8. Treating boat and forest blooks a!! census villages were removed from the list of inhabited villages even when they are not revenue villages during the decade 1961-71. villages. There are a variety of reasons responsible for these Huctuations. These are listed as under:- 8. N'l.M'YlheJ1' of villages and towns in 1971-The fol1owing statement gives the total number of 1. large scale jurisdictional changes caused villages, inhabited as well as uninhabited borne on by the splitting up of State in 1947, the jurisdiotion list and the number of towns in the 2. Conversion of inhabited villages into unin­ State and in each of its 10 distriots. The number habited and vice versa, of villages which are either fully or partly inoluded 3. Inclusion of villages in new and expan­ in the towns are shown separately in oolumns 4 ding towns, and 5 of the statement ;- State:ment of villages and towns in tke State, 1971 ;-..

State/Distriot £Total No. No .of No. of villages in.oluded £ No.of No. of of villa.ges uninha.bited in. towns inb.a.bited Villages Towns borne in the - villa.gas ..A-....--__...... 1971 juriS" Partly Fully diotion

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Jammu & Kashmir State . 6,742 239 49 '"836 6,503 40 A.na.n.tnag Distriot 1,205 35 10 16 1,170 9 Sriuagar District 712 28 7 488 684 2 Baramula Distriot 1,044 24 6 43 1,020 6 Ladakh. Distriot 238 3 10 235 2 Doda Distriot 654 2 9 28 65.9 6 Udhampur Distriot 624 7 2 109 617 5 .Ja.mmu District l,Un 58 5 92 1,063 7 Ka.thua.. . DiBtriot 086 50 3 11 636 4 Ra.ja.uri Distriot 382 14 6 5 368 2 Punoh Distriot 176 18 1 34 108 2

Note-l. .The figures are inolusive of mohallas :- 2. £ Exoludes 7 inhabited villages (Srina~ ..r distriot 4 a.nd Jammu distriot 3) whioh form the part of the Urban Agglomera_ tions of Srinagar and Jammu respeotively. According to above statement, there were all The- corresponding figure in 1961 was ·6,726 com told 6,742 villages in 1971 of whioh 6,503 were prising of 6,559 inhabited and 167 un-inhabited inhabited and 239 uninhabited. The number 0 r villages. The total number of towns stood at 43 in whole and part villages included in the towns stood 1961 and the number of villages partly inoluded at 836 and 49 respectively. in the towns was 19. 9. Villages parlly included in towns-The following statement gives the names of villages partiy inoluded in the towns:-

District Town Villages partly inoluded

Anantnag Hattan • 1. Maohhabhawan Kukernag 1. Bidder Hayatporo. 2. Bindoo ZaJo.ngam Bijbehara • 1. Zeerapora Kulgam 1. Tamiloo Shupiya.n 1. Gagran 2. Ko.ni Pora Pampore 1. NambaJba12. Ko.dalbo.l3. Drangbal Srinagar Srinagar Munioipallty 1. Ba.chpora 2. Wonta Bhawo.n (Gandarbal Tehsil) 3. Kumu P",d.ha.hi Bagh (Chadura Tehsil) 4. Po.ndrathan IS. Anchar 6. Parim Pora (Srinogar Tahsil) 7. Bemina (Badgo.m Tehoil) Baramula Sopore 1..Amar Gund 2. Dhar Namba13. Saidpora 4. Adipora Handwara 1. Chotipora 2. Kula.ngam Doda Kishtwar 1. Kiahtwar Dodl> 1. Doda 2. Ba.rshaJa Ba.nih&l 1. Deogoo.12. Gund Adalkote Batote 1. Tringla 2. Dharmond Bambo.n 1. Metragovind Pora 2. Seri

Udhampur Oheno.ni 1. Batna 2. :M:ada Jammu Samba 1. Ara.a Samba 2. Chak Manga Ra.kwal 3. Mandikotli 4. Mandi GurgIoio.n Jammu Jammu Cantonment 1. Narwal Pain Ka.thuo. 1. Taraf Tajwal 2. Tara.f Manjili 3. Taraf Bojwal

&jauri Ra.jauri 1. Pothey Rahdey 2. Thudi 3. Talwal 4. Pa-than Mohra O. Baidka 6. Phaliane Punoh . Surankote 1. Sa.mote

The above statement indioates that Srinagar 10. Definition of a Oensus House--A 'Census Municipality (Srinagar distriot). Rajauri To~n House' is a building or part of a building having (Rajauri distriot) and Sa.m~a Town (Jammu dIS­ 80 separate main entrance from the road or common triot) account for the maxImum number of part oourt-yard or stairoase eto. used or recognised as villages included in urban areas. Their number a separate unit. It may be inhabited orvaoant. stands at 7;6 and 4 respectively. Of the new It may be used for 80 residential or non-residential towns added in 1971, Kukemag oomprised of 2 purpose or both. part of the villages, namely, Bidder Hayatpor8o and 11. Ocoupied Residential House-An oooupied Bindoo Zalangam. Mattan is ~>uilt up fro~ one part residential house has been defined as that part of village of Ma.ohhabhawan. Villages Chotipora and a building whioh is used for residential purposes by Kulangam have been partly added to the newly one or more households. set up Notified Area of Handwara whioh also inoludes within its limits another 8 whole villages. 12. Definition of a Household-A household The town of Chenani has within its limits one whole signifies the entire group of persons, who commonly village of Chenani and two part villages, namely, live together in the same oensus house and take Batna and MOOa. Surankote, another new town is their meals from a oommon mess unless the exigen­ oonstituted of one part village of Samote. oies of work prevent them from doing so. A house­ hold oan either be one person household or may be Columns 8 and 9 of the table A-I relate to a multi-person household. number of oocupied residential houses and number of households. Before figures of these two columns 13. Statement of density peJl' sq. hm., occupied are analysed, it is desirable to briefly discuss here Census house, numheJl' offemales peJl' 1,000 males. these concepts. PeJI'centage of RtIII'al and Urban Population to Total 3i population of 1971-The following statement lastly density per sq . .ion. Similar data is also shows for the State and for each district the num­ given for Urban Agglomerations, two cities of berofpersons per occupied census house, number of females per 1,000 males, the percentage of rural Srinagar and Jammu and suoh of the tehsils where and urban population to total population and special peculiarities are noticeable.

Statement of Density per sq. km. Occupied Oensus House, Number of FeIJ'1I.ClJ& per 1,000 Males and Percentage of Rural and Urban Population to Total Population.

Sl. State/District/ PersoDs per occu- No. of females per 1,000 Percentage of Rural & Density per sq. bn. No. Tehsil/Town pied census house males Urban Population to Total population r--~-~"""---, ,.-----,--"------, .------""-----., r-~-- .A..___ ---., Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urb&I\ Total Rural Urban

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Jammu and Kashmir State 6·9 6·7 8·0 878 882 860 100·00 81·41 18·59 N.A. N.A. N.A.

2 Anantnag District 8·0 7·9 9·0 848 847 859 100·00 91·08 8·92 155 142 1,312

3 Srinagar District S·5 7·4 9·S 850 855 100·00 '4S·86 51·14 275 139 4,098

4 Bara.mula District. 8·0 7·9 9·3 848 846 859 100·00 91·46 8·54 104 96 1.235

5 Ladakh District 4·9 4·9 5·0 975 985 856 100·00 92·49 7·51 N.A. N.A. N.A.

6 Doda District 6·a 6·3 6·2 886 888 854 100·00 94·29 5·71 29 28 557 7 UdhampurDistrict 5·7 5·7 5·3 908 912 868 100·00 91·61 8·39 74 68 2.288 8 Jammu District 5·9 '5·7 6·6 920 940 865 100·00 73·85 26·15 231 175 2,240

9 Kathua District 5·8 5·8 5·5 921 922 908 100·00 9O~87 9·13 104 94 3,1115 10 Rajauri District 6·0 6·1 5·2 900 903 840 100·00 96·14 3·86 81 78 660 11 Punch Distriot 6·5 6·6 5·4 903 905 882 100·00 91·92 8'08 103 96 928

12 Srinagar Municipality 9·9 853 100·00 100·00 4,867 13 Jammu Municipality 6·8 850 100·00 100·00 3,076 14 Srinagar Urba.n Agglomeration 9·8 855 100·00 100·00 4.098 15 Jammu ,Urban Agglomeration 6·7 853 100·00 100·00 2,438 16 Anan.tnag Teheil 8·1 8·0 9·3 847 846 853 100·00 84·46 15·54 459 396 3.140 17 Srinagar Tehail 9·6 8·3 9·8 854 853 854 100·00 11·31 88·69 1.943 349 4,648 18 Sopore Tehsil 9·0 8·7 10·1 874 875 869 100·00 78'33 21·67 436 360 1.843 19 Lah Teheil 4·4 4·3 4·7 1,002 I,Oll 926 100·00 89'36 10·64 137 125 603 20 Kishtwar Tehsil 6·4 6·4 7·0 883 880 948 100·00 94·61 5·39 60 56 8,375 21 Udhampur Tehsil 5·4 5·5 4·9 894 899 862 100·00 85·40 14,·60 112 96 8,694 22 Ja!Il'1lu Tehsil 6·2 5·7 6·7 885 916 853 100·00 51-45 4S·55 352 193 2,438

23 Ka.thua. Tehsil 5·9 6·1 5·5 880 876 894 100·00 78·60 21·40 148 116 8,196 ------__ ------14. Observation on tke 8trengtk of variations in In rural areas of the State, Ladakh district eack of tke four topics of statment 13-The average leads again with 985 while district Srinagar comes nwnber of persons per occupied census house last with 844. In the urban sector, Kathua in the State as a whole is 6·9 as aga,inst 6·7 for district tops the list with 908 while Rajauri dis­ the rural and 8·0 for its urban areas. The corres­ trict comes last with 840. ponding averages in 1961 stood at 7·0; 6·0 and 7· 0 respectively. The average for the districts Percentage of Rural and Urban population-­ rises to 8·5 for Srinagar district und falls down About 19 percent of the total population live to 4·9 for Ladakh. Leaving aside the hilly districts ill 45 towns and a little over 81 percent in 6,5D.'l which have widely different path'rn because villages of the State. The percentage of urbanisa­ of the topographical and economic conditions, tion is highest for Srinagar district (51'14) and the other districts more or less present a uniform lowest for Rajauri district (3·86). The extent picture. of urbanisation is also satisfactory in the case of district Jammu (26,15). Other districts, "more In urban areas, Srinagar City leads with 9.9 or less persist with their rural complexion. persons per occupied census house which is an indication of persistent congestion in this town. Density-The density of population is highest in Srinagar district while it is lowest in the district Sea; Ratio-An interesting feature of our sex of Dodllo where it varies from 275 to 29 respectively. ratio is its uneven distribution throughout the Obviously, hilly districts have very low density State. The sex ratio in .Jammu and Kashmir because of difficult terrain, lack of irrigational has remained unchanged during the docade 1961- facilities and the fact that very little land is avail­ 1971. As in 1961, it is again 878 females per able for cultivation. This is particularly true 1,000 males in 1971. The sex ratio is highest of distriots Doda and Rajauri where the density in Ladakh district with 975 a.n.d lowest in Anantnag of population stands at 29 and 81 rCBpectively. and Baramula districts where it stands at 848 The density in the case of L(l~akh district which in each casco is also very low is, however, not available. 33

AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION (Note on Table A-I) Table A-I is presented in two parts. The first. is the Union Table A-I giving statistics for the State, its two provinces and ten districts. The second part is the State Table A-I presenting figures for smaller units down to tehsils and towns. Both the tables furnish area in square kilometers, the density of population per sq. km., number of villages inhabited as well as uninhabited, number of towns, number of occupied residential houses, number of households and lastly the total popula­ tion shown sex-wise according to the Census of 1911. The data has been presented for each territorial unit separately for Total, Rural and Urban. This table is similar to its counter part in 1961 except for the fact that the town group has been replaced by 'Urban Agglomeration'. 34

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AREA, HOUSES .AND POPULATION (Fly-leaf to ApMndix I to Table A-I) Briefly stated, the 1961 territorial anits of 6. Gulmarg Jammu and Kashmir State oomprised 9 distriots 7. Kupwara } Ba.r amula District and 32 tehsils. As a result of inter district/tahsil 8. Bandipore transfers, the number of distriots and tehsils rose 9. Zanskar Ladkh District to 10 and 44 respectively. A new distriot of Rajauri with its headquarter at Rajauri town cwe into existenoe during the inter-census period 1961-1971 by detaching Rajauri and Nowshehra tehsils from 1. Gool Gulab Garh Udhampur District the erstwhile Punch district. The names of the Kathua District newly oonstituted tehsiIs are given below- 2. Billawar 3. Budhal Rajauri District Kas1vmifo Province The appendix is supplemented with a statement 1. Shupiyan showing the Brea for 1961 and 1971 for those towns 2. Tral } Anantnag District 3. Pahalgam whioh have undergone ohanges in area since 1961. The population of each of theltransferred area 4. Chadura acoording to 1961 and 1971 Censuses has also been 5. Beerwah } Srinagar District shown. 46

AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION (Note on Appendix I te Ta.ble A-I) This appendix shows 1961 territorial units constituting the present set up of Ja.mmu and Kashmir State alongwith their area figures. The details of ohanges that have been eft"eoted in the jurisdictions of each district during 1961-7.1 have been listed in the appendix. The appendix also shows down to tehsillevel details of gains or losses of territories since 1961. 1-.-- ... 0:::..; !!~ 0:> ~ ~ o:> 10 ... eo- e ~.:...... t;- - ~ ~ 0 ... '1 ·0 0:> ~ -.... ;i ...... ~ ... ~ +1·= cc - j ... . IN ~ j+ 1 + ~l -+ + + + - .!!I ]·"'1~~. <=. ] ~c:I..a . 'iii j~e:! .!II ~\ !~ :a~ ,.<:I '8;;-~ 'i c:I • ~ 'a. ~-. ~ g :a . .. ~ .. l!' ... ! ~j1 .~ t8 ;ijE04 .~ s il:if go. _B ... c- t j !. ;g :.:.!i"'0:! .I!! t8. - - III ~ t "tl ~P.or 9 ~.... i ~ ~ ... ~.... ~~l !! ~ 1fa E IN 0:> ~~ ~ ,"";, "" .8 .... ~ ~ iii ! 1 §< J 1 ~. ..,j z 1 .='" II '" !dI !~ \ ~!~. .., ~ i §: ~j fj r.:--:: :;-. ]i'II: • .. :.;. ~ ~ i :8- ~ -_ Roo .. z -- ~ ]J H oS ] ..!o ~ <= j~ <= ~ ~ LH' Eo4 Eo4 ~ J~ E! .. - -i. ~ ~~'f I~!l _ ~. E1' J ~ g Ii;,..... ~ .~

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A-I-AREA, HOUSES AND POPULA'1'ION SUB-ApPENDIX To ,ApPENDIX-1 To TABLE A-I List oj towns which have undergone cha'1l1Je8 in jurisdiction lIime 1961 Oensus

Seri.. l N ..me of the Town Dhltrict/TeUil Amain KIn" Popul.. tion of the tr&Jlsfern-d No. r------A----,------~ . territory 1961 1071 ,--- -.. 1001 IOn _------,--- ~-- (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ------1 Srinag.. r (M.e.) Srinagar/Srin"gar 41·44 82'88 n.a.. n .... 2 Bandipore (N.A.). Ba.ramula/Bandipore 4·97 0·56 aGO !!!,~ 3 Sopore (T.A.) Ba.ramula/Sopore 1·42 15'03 n .... n.a. 4 Samba (N.A.) J ..mmu/Samba 0·03 1·10 n·a· n .... I) Jammu (M.C.) Jammu/Jammu 10·36 5{).5{) n.B. D.a.

6 Jammu (Gantt.) • Jammu/Jammu 10·10 10·11 10 D •••

Note-- M.e.=Munioip.. lity. N.A.=Notified Are... T.A.=Town Area. Oa.ntt.=Ca.ntonment. n ....-whioh stands for not ..va.ilable has been shown onder columns 6 and 7 &8 most of the t:ra.nsferred villages have either been merged with urban areas partly or these villages cOlllltitute parts of different moha.llas for which separate population figures are not a.va.ilable. ' 61

AnEA., HOUSES AND POPULATIO~ (Fly-leaf to Appendix-II to Table A"";I)

One of the oriteria laid down by the Registrar towns in 1971. The reasons are not far to see~ General, India for treating a place as urban is that Leaving aside the two prinoipal oities of Srinaga it should have a population of 5,000 and above but and Jammu and thirteen towns, namely, Anantnag, the villages oontained in the appendix did not Bijbehara, Badamibagh oantonment, Baramula. apparently satisfy other tests prescibed. Leaving Sopore, Leh, Bhaderwah, Udhampur, Jammu aside. two forest blocks in Dodo. distriot there were cantonment, Samba, Akhnoor, Kathua and in ali. 7 villages viz.; Cham Sharief in district Rajauri, no areas other than statutory/notified Srinagar, Pa.lhalan, Pattan, Kalarooch and Qasba towns in Jammu a.nd Kashmir were treated as Hayihama in district Baramula, Pogal in district towns because none could satisfy all the tests Dods. and Chamb in distriot Jammu with a popu­ laid down in the standard definition of urban area lation of over 5,000. Of these, Cham Sharief, Kala-· evolved for the Census. roooh and Hayihama. were also villages at the last It will be notioed that there were as many as 20 Census and have continued to be olassed as rural in 1971. PaIhalan, was a notified area in 1961 but urban units with a population under 5,000 in 1971. None of these towns satisfied all t.he tests prescri­ was subsequently denotified and transferred from urban to rural list. . bed for treating a place as urban except that they have acquired urbaa characteristios and are other­ With the urban definitional background in our wise important due to hist.orical or religious mind, we may now examine the position in respect associations. Some of them have also come into of towns. The data reveals that many places with prominence because they are either tehsil head­ less than 5,000 population have been treated as quarters or places of tourist interest. AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION (Note on Appendix II to Table A-I) The appendix gives the number of villages with a population of 5,000 and over and towns with a population under 5,000 alongwith their population and percentage of total, rural and urban population of the State. The data is presented for the State, Provinoe, Distriot and Tehsil separately. 63

A-l A:REA. Homma AND POPULATION APPENDlx-n

VillageS with a population of 5.000 an.d over ToWllll with a population of uncle]! 6.000 State/ProYiaoe/DiBtriot/Telaan "r--- NUDlber PopaIation Percentage NUDlber Population Percentage of total oftotaI Rural Urban, PocsttoSl Po~tion oft State of eState

--~ 1 S 3 4 0 6 7 lamma and Kashmir State II 62,861 1·67 20 48,800 5·68 Kaahlnir Province • • 5 U,34.9 0·89 6 Il1.200 1·42 1. Anantnag ;rnstriot .. 3 8,829 1·03 PahalgatD ,Tehan .. 1 2.330 0-27 Anantn&8 Tahsil 2 6,494 0·76 S. Brinrca.r District 1 6,4.31 1)'1'7 CIuMIura. Tehsil 1 6',431 0·17 3. Baramula Distriot 4 28,911 0·72 .2 986 0'11 Sonawari T.hail 1 5,353 0'14 BaRomuJa Tehai1 1 5,480 O'UI QuImug Tahsil 1 543, 0'06 UriTehsiI 1 443 0·06 l!O:opwu" Teh.il . 2 18,078 0'43 4.. I..aclIIJth ~ot 1 l!,I90 0·28 Kargil T&hail 1 2,390 0'28 ~_u Provine.. 4 29,619 1)·78 14 36,695 4'26 i. Dod. Dl8triot 3 24,058 0'64, 4 9,049 1''lE Killh1nrar Tehail 1 9,589 O'flo Bhadenrab. TehIIil 1 9,262 0·25 DodaTe~ 1 4,395 0'51 Ralnban Tahsil 1 5,207 9'14 3 4,664 0'64 6. Udha.mpur Diat.riot .. 4 1.2,0.27 1·40 RatDnaga.r Tehail 1 3,484 0·40 Udhampu:r Teludl . -. 1 1,343 0·16 B_iTehtIil - 2 7,200 0'84 7. Ja1Umu Diatriet 1 5,4.61 I)·U,- 1 3,570 0·42 Ranbirainghpora Tahsil 1 3,570 0·42 Aklm.oor Tahsil 1 5.(61 0'14- 8. Xathua District 3 7,669 0'89 Ba.hohli Tehail '_' 1 3.309 0·38 Kathua Tahsil , .. 1 616 0·07 Hiranagar Tahsil .:." 1 3,744 0·" 9. Rajauri Diatrfot 1 2.438 0·.29 Nowahehra Teh8i1 . 1 2.4158 0·29 10. Punoh Distriot 1 1,822 0'21 ~'fehail 1 1,82.2 0'21

U/B(D)lBCO.T&K-7 b4

.AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION (Fly-leaf to Appendix ,III to Table A-I) The term 'Houseless Population' relates to It will be seen that there has been a fall of 13,045 persons who live in the open and not in any dwell­ in the number of houseless persons during the ing houses. Persons such as beggars, vagrants, decade 1961-71. The fall is noticeable in almost. tramps, nomads, pavement dwellers, who had no every district of the State except Srinagar, Bara­ roof to dwell under, were enumerated on the night mula and Dada. The main reason accounting for of 30th September, 1970, in the case of snow­ this heavy fall in the number of houseless persons bound. areas and during the night of 31st March and is the adoption of a slightly modified definition of 1st April, 1971, in the accessible areas. Houseless . 'Hollseless' at the current Census. In 1961, persons persons were enumerated by the normal enumera­ living in tents and loosely packed houses were also tion agency raised for the 1971 Census but in categorised as houseless and this had resulted certain areas, special enumerators, were also ap­ in inflating their number. Another cogent reason vointed for this purpose. Any possible omission which can be advanced for this fall seems to be the of the houseless was thus fully guaxded against. postponement of Census Operations ofl971 Census A comparison of houseless population enumera­ by one month, as a result of which many labourers ted at the 1971 Census with the last decade will be from the Anantnag .district who are usually in of interest. The following statement may be transit during the enumeration period and as such studied- are enumerated as houseless persons had already returned to their homes and were counted at their normal plaoes of residence.

Bouaeless Population Institutional population means and includes StatefDjatriot -, the in.ha.bitants of an institution such as hotel, 1961 1971 boarding house, hostel, mess, hOspital or any other penal, charitable or mental institution. The Jammu and Kaah,mir State 27.733 14,688 institutional population was covered in the normal Au.antnag Distriot 1.487 436 course of enumeration both in the snow-bound and 8r.inagar Distriot III 1.4li4 IWOOssible areas of the State. Baramula Distriot 43 175 Ladakh Distriot • 3,819 99 An institutional h01l8ehold was defined 8B a Doda Distriot 4,373 4.880 oensus household occupied by unrelated persoDB Udh_pur Distriot 5,229 3.647 who live together and take their meals from a Jammu Distriot • 5,762 2,201 common kitchen unless the exigencies of work Kathua Dlatriot • 3,825 1,062 prevent anyone of them from doing so. The enu­ Rajauri Distriot • 2,734 671 merators were instructed to add the words 'Inst.' .. Panch Distriot . 360 63 tQ the household number if the household happened to be an institutional household. AREA. HOUSES AND POPULATION (Note on Appendix m to Table A-I) This Appendix gives figures for the number of Houseles8 and Institutional households and Houseless and Institutional Population separately enumerated at the 1971 Census. The (lata is pre­ sented for the State, Province, District, Tehsil and City (having population 100,000 and above) separately. A-I.AREA., HOUSES AND POPULA.'1'ION APPENDIX-lIT HOUSELESS ANE INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION

Total Housele8a Population IDstitutional Popu1ation Rural Urban No. of No. of )(alee Femalea house· house. holda holds

1 I 3 5 6 7 8 10

Ja.mmu .tI KMbmir Sta.te Tota.l 3.117 14.688 10,OM 4,664 !I,8OO 17,017 16,130 887 Rura.1 a.962 14,275 9,74.2 4,1S33 1,4.78 6,954. 6,692 262 Urban 165 413 282 131 1,388 10,063 9.438 625'

KAsB.JIIB PBoVlllOli • Total 374. B,I64 1,235 929 987 5.115 4.689 426 Rural M3 B,078 1,184 8940 667 2,261 2.132 I. Urban 31 86 51 35 420 2.854. 2,507 297

1. An.a.utQa.l DisUiot • Total 48 436 249 187 107 1S76 GIS'1 19 Rural 43 411 2340 178 67 228 214 9 Urban 6 24 15 9 40 353 84S 10 1. Pahalgam 'EeUil • Total 7 323 178 1415 20 M 64 Rural 6 au 177 14.6 11 37 37 - Urban 1 1 1 9 27 27 - 11 31 ao 11 34 336 ft« -11 I • .luAtnIttI Tehail • Total Rural 9 12 15 7 19 69 68 I Urba.D. 2 9 5 4r 16 SM IllS • I. ltuJgam TehaU • Total , 9 12 10 2 20 7' 71 8 Rural 9 ll!I 10 2 15 4.4. 43 1 Urban - Ii 30 B8 JI 6. 8b.lIpiJIID Tehail • Total 11 18 39 39 Rural 11 S 11 11 Urban 10 28 28 5. I'uhnI.ma 'J!ehtril I. Total 7 14 10 « 1& lSI 48. -6 Rural 6 9 7 18 ISS 48 ,; Urban 1 6 3 "2 3 1.Il 9 8 ,. 11 11 - 8. Tra.l TeluWJ. • Total Rural 2 3 8 40 9 9 Urban 1 9 6 a 1 2 2 241 806 648 168 1,923 1.621 - t. BriuosIlol'Disf;riet • Total Rural 238 803 648 40 346 821 Urban 3 3 118 1,IS77 1,800

1. Gtm.chrba.1 Teh8il] • Total 231 1,436 795 9 66 Rural 231 1,436 '795 9 66 Urban

B. Srina.pr TehIIl • Total 8 3 8 11118 1,771 1,'76 198 R_I 10 1940 178 19 Urban 3 3 8 118 1.577 1.800 277 07

A-I AREA. HOUSES AND POPULATION

,AppENDIX III-contd. HOUSELESS AND INSTITUTIONAL POPULA.TION

H01lIIel_ PopnJatiOD IJIatitutional Population Total .... ,- 8tate/Diatriet/Tehail/Oity Rural No. of PeraOIl8 lIales Femal_ No. of p- JIalee Femalee Urban houae- house. hoJda holds

1 :II I 4 IS 6 7 8 e 10

8dnapr (1[.0.' Urban • 3 3 III 1.BIJ7 .... 17' 3. Cluldu..Tehsil Total a 6 Ii 1 · Rural a 6 0 1 Urban 4. Ba4gam Tehsi1 Total 6 11 .. 6 I) Ie 16 I · B1ua1 6 11 IS I) Ie 16 a Urban • Total 2 -:II 11 71 ;. 0. Beenrah Tehlil I 4 RlIlal 1 4 I 2 11 71 89• Urban • I. BaraIIlllla Diatrio$ Total G3 176 108 S88 l,llO8 1,1118 II Rural 00 164 100 •M 183 -7IlS '1J4 11 Urban IS 11 6 IS I!8 '71 469 • 1. Ban4Ipore Tehan Total 0 I> Ii 14. 61 61 · Rural 4- 4- 4 18 68 118 Ur"" 1 1 1 1 • I .. Z. BoaaYari TeUiI Tot.! 18 os 18 Rural .... 18 os 18 Urban -. I. Sopore~ Total 4- 10 6 IS SO 118 16 :II Rural 8 JO 2S S Ur"" , 10 IS IS IlII 28 IS 4. :B&ramula TeJWl Total 1 1 1 ,,,', 118 216 1 · Baral 1 1 1 77 78 1 Urbul •27 1.8 UI9 1811 ae G. G1IImar8 TeJun Total 33 111 '10 61 at • Rural 8a 121 '10 lSI 18 88 815 1 lI7e 177 I Urban ,.. 7' 8. Uri TeIuIil Total 14 141 141 1 Rural 14. 141 141 I Urban 7. B.lm.cI1nn TeIIBil Total 5 14 9 Ii 18 4.6 41 4: Rural 5 9 Ii 7 2. 19 4. Urban l' 9 II II S. x.m.ah~l '1'otal 7 J4. 16 8 19 108 108 B1Iral 7 :u. 16 8 19 lOS loa Urban 9. B:1IpwK& Tehan Total 4:1 l4.1 141 11 · Rural 68 14.1 141 I UrhD li8

A-I.AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION AppENDlX-m-contd. HOUSELESS AND INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION

Total Housel_ Population InstitutiODIIol Population State!Distriot/Tehsil/City Rural Urban No. Of PersOJlS . Males Females No. of Persons Males Females house- ho1lBe· holds holds

1 2 8 40 IS 6 7 8 9 10

4. Ladakh Distriot Total SO 99 74 Sli 486 1,4010 1,318 92 Rure,1 12 51 47 40 297 91S7 873 840 Urban 18 408 27 21 139 4.113 4405 .8 1. Leh Tehsil Total 28 96 71 21S 282 834 766 68 Rural 10 48 44 4 196 602 1S41 61 Urbe,n 18 48 27 21 86 232 2.25 7 2. Kargil Telu!il • Total 108 405 398 7 Rural lJlJ 1840 178 6 Urbe,n 53 221 220 1 3. Zu.n~ Tahsil · Total 2 3 3 46 171 1M 17 Rural 2 3 3· 4.6 171 1M 17 Urban JAMIIIU PROVINOE . · Total 2,763 12,524 8,789 3,736 1,879 11,002 11.441 461 Rural 'Ii,619 12,197 8,558 3.639 911 4,693 4. ,560 1•• Urbe,n 134 827 231 96 968 7,209 6,881 8Jl8 5. Dada. DiStriot . Total 1,014 4.,880 3,614 1,266 387 2,202 2.166 36 · Rural 1.013 4,879 3.613 1,266 289 1,771 1.746 '25 Urban 1 1 .. 1 98 431 420 11 '" 1. Kishtwa.r Tehsil Total 308 1,285 9405 340 93 580 561 19 Rural 308 1,285 945 340 90 570 561 19 Urban 3 10 10 2. Bb.a.derwe.h Tehsil Total 161 869 756 113 156 985 977 8 Rura.l 161 869 756 113 150 945 940 IS Urban 6 40 37 3 3. Doda. Tehsil . Total 85 888 829 69 71 377 370 7 · Rural 85 888 829 59 34 177 177 Urban 37 200 193 7 4. Ra.mbe,n Tahsil Total 460 1.838 1,0840 754 67 260 , 268 2 Rural 4.119 1.837 1,083 754 15 79 78 1 Urban 1 1 1 52 181 180 1 6. Udhe.mpur Distriot . Total 899 3,647 2,462 1,185 316 1.183 1.134 49 Rural 872 3,047 2.407 1.140 184 643 627 16 Urban 27 100 155 45 132 540 507 33 1. Ramnagar Tehsil Total 116 741 524 217 20 54 49 5 · Rural 115 '740 523 217 12 38 30 3 Urban 1 1 1 8 21 19 .2 2. Udhampur Tahsil · Total 114 566 366 201 187 595 588 '7 Rural 92 471 315 166 122 378 374 40 Urban 22 95 60 4.11 65' 217 214 3 59

A-I AREA. HOUSES AND POPULATION APl'ENDIX-III-contd. HOUSELESS AND INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION

StatelDistrio/TehaillCity ToW Houseless Population Rural r-'------A______~ ____, Institutional Population Urban No. of No. of house. Persons Males Females holds house· Persons Males Females holds

.1 II 3 6 6 7 8 9 10

3. Reasi Tehliil • Total 401 1,464 1,003 461 85 Bora! 436 404 32 397 1,460 999 461 26 134 130 4 Urban 4 4 4 69 302 274 28 4. Gool Gulab Garh Total 268 876 570 306 24 TehsU Rural 98 93 6 268 876 570 306 24 Urban 98 93 5

7. Jammu District Total 605 2,201 1,527 674 719 6,068 Rural 6,800 268 413 2,037 1,386 651 177 968 9,22 46 Urban 92 164 141 23 542 15,100 4,878 222 1. Samba Tehail • Total 64 254 1611 89 158 449 Rural 421 28 62 248 161 87 150 , 2 409 381 28 Urban 6 4 2 8 40 40 2. Ranbirainghpora • Total 48 157 102 50 17 84 TehaU Rural 37 82 2 130 81 49 8 22 Urban 21 1 11 27 21 6 9 62 61 1 3. JaDlmu Tehsil. Total 284 1,275 917 358 603 tI,399 Rural 6,167 232 205 1,144 801 343 96 460 Urban 445 15 79 131 116 15 1507 I 4,939 4,722 217 JaDlmu (M.C.) • Urban 75 114 103 11 490 4,899 4,682 217 4. Akhnoor Tehsil Total 109 515 343 172 41 136 130 Rural 109 6 510 343 172 23 77 Urban 75 .I 18 59 IS 8. Kathqa Distriot Total 180 1,062 753 309 265 1,346 1,307 • Rural 171 39 1,005 724 281 172 8150 UrbaDj 824 26 9 57 29 28 93 496 483 13 1. Billawar TehsU • Total 40 171 108 63 27 82 73 Rural 40 9 171 lOS 63 27 82 Urban 73 9 2. Bashohli Tehail ' Total 28 159 93 66 40 209 194 16 Rural 21 104 66 38 23 143 129 14 Urban 7 56 27 28 17 66 65 1 3. Kathna Tehsil. Total 62 286 176 110 166 917 Rural 904 13 60 284 174 110 114 566 -G63 3 Urban 2 2 2 52 3t11 341 10 4. Hira.na.gar Tehsil Total 50 446 376 70 32 138 136 Rural 50 2 446 376 70 8 59 Urban 159 24 79 77 -2 60

A-I AREA. HOUSES AND POPULA'lION APPElWIX m-007lOld. HOusELESS AND INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION

Total Houaeless Popula.tion IDBtitutioDal. Popula.tion Btate/DiBtrict/TehBil/City Rural . Urban No-of Persons Males Females No. of Persons Kales Females house· ho1lll6· holds holda

1 2 S , 6 6 '1 8 9 10

9. Rajauri DiBtriot Total 142 6'11 399 2'12 129 568 648 20 · Rural 137 666 394. 2'12 60 313 302 11 Urban G 6 6 69 21J6 246 9 1. Budhal Tahsil. Total 3' 207 113 M 12 4.6 « 2 · Rural 34 207 113 94 12 4.6 « Ii Urban !l. Raj louri Tehail Total 56 233 138 95 7.2 1'14. 281 18 · Rural 56 2S3 138 95 19 81 '1'1 4- Urban .. 58 193 1M 8 S. NowshehraTahW • Total 52 231 1'8 83 4.5 24.8 24.3 G Rural 47 226 143 83 29 186 181 G Urban 5 5 5 16 6i 61 10. Punoh Distriot . Total 13 63 34 Be 63 58G 4.86 4.9 Rural 13 63 34 29 29 148 139 8 Urban 34 38'1 347 itO I. Haveli Tehsil • Tota.I 1 5 3 2 '1 4.08 168 ,itO · Rural 1 5 a 1II 9 '1 '1 Urban 32 aM itO : '. alendilar 'rebail Tots.\ 12 68 31 27 22 129 120 8 · Rural 18 58 31 117 20 107 -88 8 Urban 2 B2 22 - NoI_MoO- -Munioipal ColDDlittee. TABLa A-U DECADAL VABIATION IN POPULATION SINOB 1981

61---81

03

DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901 (Fly-leaf to Table A-II) AdjUBtment of Popu1af:iO'f& from 1901 to 1961- The respective losses in population during the As already stated in Fly-leaf to Table .A,-I, there period of 40 years from 1901 to 1941 are as are only two districts, namely, Ladakh and Kathua follows:- whioh have not undergone any outward juris­ ------Year Loss jD dictional changes since 1961. All the remaining POpul.tiOD seven districts of 1961 viz.: Anantnag, Srinaga.r, Baramula, Doda, Udhampur, Jammu and Punoh 1901 -3,098 have been effected because of the jurisdictional 1911 --8,4043 changes that have occurred during the decade. 1921 --3,640 As. a result of these transfers, a new district of 1931 --3,991 Rajauri and 12 new tehsils, 9 in Kashmir Pro­ 1M1 -4,297 vince and 3 in Jammu Province, came in exist-ence dUring the inter-oensus period. The adjusted population figures for the years 1901, 1911, 1921, 1931 and 1941 have accordingly On account of the various changes in the been worked out on the basis of ohanges men­ jurisdiotion of the distriots and their tehsils tioned above. during 1961-71, the popula.tio~ figures had to be worked out for the previous censuses to ensure SRINAGAR DISTRICT oomparability; of population data. The figures of previous censuses given in Table A-IT for the Srinagar district which oame into existence 1961 Census have been readjusted to their present for the first time in 1961 has gained both in juris­ boundaries on the basis of formula prescribed by diction and po~ulation due to inclusion in its the Registrar General's Office. For Ladakh limits of 11} vill&ges ofPulwama tehsil of Anantnag and Kathua districts whioh have not undergone district and 7 villages of Baramula tehsil of any change in jurisdiotion sinoe 1901, adjusted Baramula district. The population of these 22 population figures of the back decades have been villages in 1961 was 8,ISM whioh when added reproduoed from Table A-II of Jammu and to 1961 Census population of 640,411 makes the Kashmir State for the 1961 Census. adjusted population of this district as 648,967 persons. In the same manner, the adjllSted Following are the details of population changes population figures foy previous oensusea in respect on whioh the adjusted district :figures calculated of this distriot have been worked out whioh stand from decade to decade are based:- at 503,123 in 1941; 4:4:1,211 1n 1931; 384,,865 in 1921; 31S2,814 in 1911 and 318,563 in 1901. The ANANTNAG DISTRICT population figure of lS76,046 in 19l5! has been The 1961 population of Anantnag district arrived at by taJcit!.g the mean of 1961 and 1941 whioh stood at M4:,368 has been reduced by adjusted populations. lS,248 persons as a result of transfer of lIS villages from one of its tehsils Pulwama to Chadura B~DISTErrCT tehsil of Srinagar district during the decade Baramula district has suffered a net loss in 1961-71. The names of villages transferred population of 3,308 persons in 1961; 2,841 in along with population of each in 1961 is as under- 1941; 2,492 in 1931; 2,236 in 1921; 2,022 in 1911 and 1,799 in 1901 as a result of transfer of 7 Name of Village 1961 Population villages of Ba.ra.mula tehsil to newly constituted tehsil of Beerwah of Brinagar district. The names 1. Kult1'eh . 164. 2. Bohram Pora 124 of villages along with population of each of 1961 a. Brari·Qand. • • 241 is given below- 4. Cheuk 8&rdR DelIsa. Singh 150 5. Wadi Pon. • 487 Name of Village 1961 6. Dharam Bala Biugah 323 Population 7. Wampora Ka.gam • 146 8. Hayat Pora • • • 975 1. Kagam 1,580 9. Cheuk JIah.an4 Joo Dhar 190 J. Wata Ka.gam 10. Xosweara 28'7 815 11. Khando • sa 8. Bani Hama • 69 12. Sonzi Pora • 349 4. Pala Pora 338 18. Gund Kozweara (UDinhabi· 5. Kanda Bama ted) 892 14. a.wher Pora 479 8. Bamura4 415 15. Qui Pora • NO 7.~an 241 64

The adjusted and unadjusted population limits and exoluded from its jurisdictions alon g figures in case of Baramula district from 1961 to with 1961 population are given below- 1901 have been worked out accordingly and are as under- - Name of Village 1961 POpula.tiOD

1961 1941 1931 (1) (2) (2) (1) (3) Gam...... 1. Obhaohhwah g87 Unadjl18ted Population . 604,,669 fIM,020 455,678 2. Sripura. 379 s. Sa.n.galdan 178 Acljute4 Popula.tion 601,351 601,179 453,086 4,. Thatharka 1,114 6. Ka.ha.n Kund 989 6. Da.lwah 1,4D 7. Ba.nda.n 17. 8. Mawa.lkot • .. 109 1921 1911 1901 9. Famroot (4,) (5) (6) ~ 10• .Ashmar 148 Losse_ Unadjusted Population. 4,08,699 369,611 328,825 1. Jhatar 1.., Adjusted Popula.tion j. 4,06,4,63 367,689 327,026 2. Lahaoo 47 3. Dhung 198 4,. Ba.wta 288 DODA DISTRICT 1,6. Mathwoor . 768 6. Keri • .• 7. Samt ..4110 As a result of transfer of 10 villa.ges with a. [8. Padmi ... population of l5,9SO of Ramban tehsil to the newly 9. GaJali 181 constituted tehsil of Gool Gulab Ga.rh of Udham­ 10. Handwa.l • 8JI pur district during the deoade 1961-71, the 11. Dha.nOOD 368 adjusted population of the district in 1961 stood 12. Aurhak n. at 262,473. The corresponding figures for the 13. Gordah five previoull decades have also been worked 14,r Bagei 215••• GUt on the basis of these ohanges and are as folloW&- The net result of these transfers has been an increase in population of 2,106 in 1961; 794 m 1941; 1,222 in 1931; 892 in 1921; 981 in 1911 Y.ar Unadjusted Login Adj1l8ted popula.tion poa:!ation popula.tion and 900 in 1901. The adjusted population for ue to aocording to these decades have been worked out by maJring transfer of prell8nt additions accordingly in the population :figures 10 villa.gea juriacliotion (1) (2) (3) (4,) of each previous decade. J.AMMU DISTRICT 1901 151,570 -3,349 1£8,221 The limits ofJammu district have been extended by inclusion in its boundaries 14: villages of 1911 163,840 . -3,620 160,220 tehsil Reasi of Udhampur district. These villages 1921 161J.262 -3,661 161,611 were inhabited by 3,824 persons in 1961; 8.556 in 1941; 2,929 in 1931; 2,759 in 1921; 2,639 in 1911 1911 187,864. -4,151 183,713 and 2,449 in 1901. The adjusted population 19401 201,630 ---4.,360 197,280 figures after taking into account the ad~tiODJI made in previous deoades is as folloWs--

UDHAlIPUR DISTRICT Year The district has gained in population to some extent as a result of inclusion in its limits of 10 1961 • 610.1456 villa.ges of Ramban tehsil of Doda district. At 1941 • ....78 the same time, it has also suffered losses in 1931 • 378.779 territory and population due to transfer of 14 1921 • aas.t80 villages of Reasi tehsil to tehsil Jammu of Jammu 1911 811,.1- clistrict. • The names of villages inclqded to its 1901 • MIS"I. RA..T4tmI DISTRICT under (i) and (ii) and stands at 171,529. The Rajauri district was bom during the inter­ corresponding figures for 1941, 1931, 1921, 1911. and 1901 have also been worked out on oenaUB period 1961-1971. The various ad­ ministrative units of whioh the distriot was these lines. constituted a.longwith the 1961 population of each one are indioated below- PUNOH DISTRICT (i) Tehsil Rajauri of distriot Purioh (260 villages +1 town) with a population The population of Punch district has (lome of'121,088. down to 164,532 persons in 1961 as_a result of transfer of its two tehsils, namely, RajatJri and (ii) Tehsil Nowahehra of Punch distriot Nowshehra to the newly constituted district (181 villages + 1 town) with a popu­ of Rajauri. The losses suffered by the district lation of 50,441. in the previous 5 decades work out to 184,049 in The adjusted population of the distriot in 1961 1941; 166,126 in 1931; 157,430 in 1921; 146823 haa thus been arrived at by adding population in 1911 and 136,281 in 1901. '

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DEOADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901 (Note on Table A-II) Table A-II is similar to Table A-II of 1961 ....x:cept that the variations are given on the present occasiOn for the last 70 years instead of 60 years ill. 1961. The table furnishes the popu­ lation figures of the State and its constituent districts, decade variation, percentage decadal varia.tion for the -eight censuses from 1901 to 1971. The ta.ble is very useful as it provides the rate of growth from decade to decade in the absence of reliable vital statistics. There being no census in the State in 1951, the population figures in this case have' been worked out by taking arithmetic mean of 1941 .and 1961 Census population figures...... - r"~ C ,- oil .C3 rC 1j . 1 J

, ··'i!" .1 11:1. -~ .~,~ ~ ~ <# J • .... t I 1--

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68 - 69

A-D Decadal variation in Population since 1901

Year Persons Deoade Percentage Males Females State/Province/District variation dece. variation

1 2 8 4 5 6 7

Jamml1 & Kashmir State -'i901 2,139,362 1,136,766 1,002,596 1911 2,292,535 +153,173 +7·16 1,222,306 1,070,230 19lU 2,424,359 +131,824 +5·75 1,296,205 1,128,154 1931 2,670,208 +245,849 +10·14 1,431,801 1,288,407 1941 2,946,728 +276,520 +10·36 1,577,021 1,369,707 1951 3,263,862 +307,124 +10·42 1,736,827 1,617,025 1961 3,560,976 +307,124 +9·44 1,896,633 1,664,343 1971 4,616,632 +1,055,656 +29,65 2,458,315 2.158.317 Kashmir Province . 1901 1,089,186 577,774 511,412 19l1 1,214,lUU +125,003 +11·48 646,145 568,074 1921 1,310,498 +96,279 +7·93 703,203 607,295 1931 1,460,073 +149,575 +11·41 786,244 673,829 1941 1,602,519 +142,446 +9·76 864,878 737,641 1951 1,795,304 +192,785 +12·03 966,444 828,860 1961 1.988,089 +192,780 +10·74 1,068,010 9.20,079 1971 2,540,992 +552,903 +27·81 1,371,038 1,169,954 Anantnag Distriot . 1901 383,laO 203,764 179,.366 1911 425,822 +42,692 +11·14 228,013 197,809 1921 450,284 +24,46:1 +5·74 243,767 206,517 1931 493,595 +43,311 +9·62 267,088 226,601 1941 522,185 +28,590 +5·79 284,257 237,928 1951 585,653 +63,468 +12·15 316,664 268,989 1961 649,120 +63,467 +10·84 349,070 300,050 1971 832,280 +183,160 +28·22 450,353 381,927 Sriaagar District 1901 318,563 169.484 149,079 1911 352,814 +34,251 +10·75 189,117 163,697 1921 384.866 +32,051 +9·08 207,451 177,414 1931 441,211 +56,346 +14·64 240,511 200,700 1941 503.125 +61,914 +14·03 273,941 229,184 1951 576,046 +72,921 +14·49 312,525 263,521 1961 648,967 +72,921 +12·66 351,109 297,858 1971 827,697 +178,730 +27·54 447,50S 880,189 Baramula DiBtriot 1901 327,026 174,072 152,964 1911 867,589 +40,563 +12·40 194,960 172,629 1921 406,463 +38,S74 +10·68 218,030 188,433 1931 453,086 +46,628 +11·47 242,940 210,146 1941 501,179 +4S,093 +10·61 268,882 232,297 1951 551,265 +50,086 +9·99 295.870 200,396 1961 601,351 +50,086 +9·09 322,859 278,492 1971 775,724 +174,373 +29·00 419,862 355,862 M/B(D)ISaOJ&K-8 70

A-D Decadal variation in Population since 1901-contd.

Sta.te!Provinoe!DiBtriot Yea.r Persons Decade Percentage Males Fema.les variation decade variation

1 2 3 4 5 .6 7

LadUh District • 1901 60,467 30,454 30,013 1911 67,994 +7,527 +12·45 34,055 33,939 1921 68,886 +892 +1·31 33,955 34,931 1931 72,181 +3,295 +4·78 35,700. 36,476 1941 76,030 3,849 +5·33 37,798 38,232 1951 82,340 +6,310 +8·30 41,385 40,955 1961 88,851 +6.311 +7·66 44,972 43.679 1971 105,291 +16.640 +18·77 53,315. ISl,976 Jammu Province 1901 1.050,176 558,992. 491,184 1911 1,078,316 +28,140 +2'68 576,160 502,156 1921 1,113,861 +35,545 +3·30 593,002 520,859 1931 1,210,135 +96,274 +8·64 645,1557 564,578 194,1 1,344,,209 +134,074 +11·08 712,143 632,066 1951 1,4,58,04,8 +114,339 +8·51 770,383 688,165 1961 1,572,887 +114,339 +7·84 828,623 74,4,,264 1971 2,075,04,0 +502,753 +31·96 1,087,277 988,363 Dada District 1901 148,221 77,687 '10,534 1911 160,220 +11,999 +8·10 83,635 76,585 1921 161,611 +1,391 +0·87 84,747 76,864 1931 183,713 +22,102 . +13·68 96,648 87,065 194,1 197,280 +13,567 +7·38 103,363 93,917 1951 229,876 +32,596 +16·52 120,717 109,159 1961 262,4,73 +32,597 +14·18 138,072 124,,401 1971 342,220 +79,747 +30·38 181,424, 160,796 Udhampur District . 1901 163,632 86,424, 77,208 1911 176,300 +12,668 +7·74 93,184 83,116 1921 184,202 +7,902 +4·48 97,137 87,065 1931 195,808 +11,606 +6·30 102,912 92,896 1941 212,487 +16,679 +8·52 111,629 100.808 1951 234,,327 +21,840 +10·28 122,811 111,516 1961 256,167 +21.840 +9·32 133,994 122,173 19'11 338,846 +82,679 +32·28 177,596 16],250 Jammu District • 1901 345,818 186,669 159,149 1911 331,162 -14,656 --4·24 182,546 148,616 1921 338,660 +7,4,88 +2·26 1~076 154,574 1931 375,779 +37,129 +10·96 205,482 170,297 1941 432,275 +56,496 +15·03 233,657 198,618 1951 476,516 +44,241 +10·23 204,884 2lU,US2 1961 520,756 +«,240 +9·28 276,110 24,4,.646 19'11 731,743 +210,987 +40·52 381,138 350.605 71

A-II Decadal variation in Population since 1901-concld.

State/Provfnce/District Year Persons Deoade Percentage Males Females variation deoade variation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Kathua Distriot • 1901 154,213 82,391 71,822 1911 151,802 -2,411 -1·56 81,375 70,427 1921 154,209 +2,407 +1·59 82,467 71,742

1931 1~1,232 +7,023 +4·55 85,993 75,239 1941 177.672 +16,440 +10·20 94.134 83,638 1961 192,661 +14,879 +8·87 101,617 91,034 1961 207,430 +14,879 +7·73 108,899 98,631 1971 274;671 +67,241 +32·42 142.989 131.682

Rtzj~'Uri DiBtrk& • 1901 136,281 71,990 64,291 1911 146,823 +10,542 +7·74 77,283 69,540 1921 157,430 +10,607 +7·22 82,450 74,980 1931 166,126 +8,696 +5·52 87,416 78,710 1941 184,049 +17,923 +10·79 96,780 88,269 1951 177,789 -6,260 -3·40 93,037 84.762 1961 171,529 -6,260 -3·52 90,295 81,234 1971 217,373 +45,844 +26·73 114,380 102,993 PlIII.ob. Distriot . 1901 102,011 63,831 48,180 1911 112,009 +9,998 +9·80 58,137 53,872 1921 117,759 +5,750 +5'13 62,125 55,634 1931 127,477 +9,718 +8·25 67,106 60,371 1941 140,446 +12,969 +10'17 73,580 66,866 1951 147,489 +7,043 +5·01 77,417 70,072 1961 154,632 +7,043 +4·78 81,253 73,279 1971 170,787 +16,255 +10·52 89,750 81,037

NOTlll :- (» 1951 figures of population are the mean of 1941-1961. (li) Distriots formed after 1961 Census have been printed in italics. 72

DECADAL V.ABIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901 (Fly-leaf to Appendix to Table A-II) During the decade 1961-1971, one new 3 in Jammu Province, were also constituted district, namely, Rajauri was formed in Jammu between 1961-71. The cumulative effect of Region by detaching tehsils Rajauri and Now­ these changes was an over-all increase ill the shehra of erstwhile Punch district. Consequently, area and population of districts Srinagar, Udham­ the old area of Punch district was reduced by pur and .r ammu and corresponding decreases 2,681· 0 sq. kms. The fall in the case of population both in area an4. population of Anantnag, Bara­ was very heavy and amounted to 171,529 persons. mula, Doda and Punch districts. Leaving aside Ladakh and Kathua which did Statement of percentage variation of popu­ not witness any jurisdictional changes during la.tion, 1901-71 of districts of the State-The the decade, in all other districts, there were following statement gives the percentage varia­ transfers from one district to another. As many tion of population for the period 1901-71 district as 12 new tehsils. 9 in Kashmir Province and by district ;-

Percentage variation of population 1901-1971 (+ for increase, - for decrease)

TotaI/ State/Distriot Rural/ 1901--11 1911--21 1921--31 1931--41 1941--61 1951--61 1961~71 1901--71 Urban

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10

Jammu & Kashmir State Total +7'2 +5·8 +10·1 +10·4 +10·4 +9·4 +29·6 +115·8 Rural +2·2 +6·6 +0·1 +8·S +0·2 +6'1 +26·6 +SO·8 Urban +69·1 --0·3 +IS·7 +21·6 +IS·3 +29·8 +44·6 +440'6 Ansntnsg Distriot Toml +11·1 +5·7 +0'6 +5·8 +12·2 +1O·S +28·2 +Il7·2 Rural +4·3 +6·7 +9·0 +5·1 +13·2 +9·0 +25·6 +97·9 Urban --8·S . +20'4 +16·2 --3·4 +41·6 +62·9 Srina.gsr District Toml +10·S +9·1 +14·6 +14·0 +14'5 +12·7 +27·5 +159·8 Rural +0·2 +9·3 +12·4 +10·1 +12·4 +8'8 +14·3 +106·4 Urban +13·3 +S·7 +18·0 +19·9 +17·4 +17·7 +43·4 +245·2 Bsramula Distriot Tota.l +12·4 +10·6 +11·5 +10·6 +10·0 +9·1 +29·0 +137·2 Rural +6·3 +1l·9 +11·0 +9'5 +0·8 +4·9 +30·4 +1l6·9 Urban --13·0 +22·9 +33'0 +12'9 +76·4 +15·5

La.dskh District Total +12~ +1·3 +4·8 +5·3 +8'3 +7·7 +18·8 +74·1 Rural +5ai +4·2 +3·9 +5·2 +8·4 +7·8 +14·7 +61·0 Urban --43·0 +28'8 +9·0 +5·2 +4·9 +1l2·6 Dods District Toml +0·9 +13·7 +7·4 +16·5 +14·2 +30·4 +130·0 Rural +1·S +13·4 +7'6 +16·5 +10·9 +30'7 +1l7·7 Urban --21·1 +21·0 --0·1 +16·4 +113·8 +26·1 Udha.mpur District Total +7·7 +4·11 +6·3 +8·5 +10·3 +9·3 +32·3 +107·1 Rural +2·4 +6·2 +5·2 +7·7 +0·5 +8·7 +20'0 +80·7 Urban --28·6 +36·2 +27'3 +25·1 +20·' +73·1 Jammu District Total --4·2 +2·3 +11·0 +15'0 +10·2 +9'3 +40'0 +111·6 Rural --7·1 +2·7 +10·0 +12·2 +4·S +2·9 +37·5 +74·5 Urba.n +20·2 --0·6 +17·7 +33·2 +30·6 +35·2 +49·7 +429·6 Ka.thua. District Total -1·6 +1·6 +4·6 +10·2 +8·4 +7·7 +32·4 +78·1 Rural --S·O +2·3 +4·0 +10·5 +0·4 +5·2 +30·1 +61·8 Urba.n --8·4 +13·2 +5·6 --7·6 +53·S +61·5 Rajauri District Total +7·7 +7·2 +5·5 +10·S --3., --3·5 +26·7 +59'5 Rural +5·6 +7·8 +5·7 +10·4 --3·0 --6·2 +26'4 +53'3 Urban --21·0 ---4·0 +41'5 +8·5 +85·4 +36·3 Punoh Distrlot Total +6·1 +8·3 +10·2 +5·0 +4·8 +10·5 +67·4 Rural +6·0 +7·S +10·5 +4·7 +4·5 +8·8 +53·9 Urban --7·1 +16·0 +5'6 +0·2 +8·4 +35·4 73

During the past seventy years the total popu- pur, .Jammu, Kathua and Rajauri. The . lation of the State has more than doubled main fa.ctors contributing to this ra.pid growth having risen from 2,139,362 persons in 1901 to- of population are;- 4,616,632 persons in 1971. However, if we confine our study to the percentage growth (i) eradication of epidemics like cholera, small rate, we :find that there has been an increase of pox, plague etc. which, in the past, 115·8 percent in the total population of the were a recurrent phenomena taking a State since 1901. In rural areas, there waS an heavy toll of human lives ; increase of 89·8 percent and in the urban of (ii) quantitative dispersal and qualitative 440·6 per(;jent. improvement in the medical facilities; Amongst. districts, Srinagar shows a very high (iii) general economic prosperity and social increase of 159·8 percent since 1901. Mter changes registered during the post­ Srinagar comes Baramula, Doda and Anantnag Independence era; with an increase of 137·2 percent, 130·9 percent and 117·2 percent respectively since 1901. The (iv) sizeable immigration of such elements lowest growth rate has been reported from as displaced persons, different categories Rajauri district where it stands at 59'5 percent. of labour working on various Central .Jammu dis'-vrict is conspicuous for recording and State development projects, service very high growth rate of urban population (429·6) personnel of all kinds etc.; during the past seventy years. (v) lesser impact of Family Planning Pro­ During the past decade, the population of gramme in the State; and the State has increased by 29·6 percent as (vi) improved oensus methodology and tech­ against 26·6· percent in rural and 44·6 percent niques ensuring complete coverage of in urban areas. Barring Ladakh and Punch, the population. there is not a single district where the percentage of increase falls below 20. Districts which show The following statement records the changes an increase of more than 25 percent are in the proportion of sexes 1901-71 for all the Anantnag, Srinagar, Baramula, Doda, Udham- districts in the State :- Okang6 in the Propot"tion OfSeuB 1901-1971 (Females per 1,000 males)

Total 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1961 1961 1971 State/District Ruml Urban

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Jammu & Kashmir State Total 882 876 870 865 869 873 878 878 Rural 888 886 879 876 881 882 884 882 Urban 809 799 803 784 790 823 844 860 Anantnag Distriot Total 880 868 847 848 837 849 860 848 · Rural 880 869 848 850 838 861 861 847 Urban 846 824 825 819 826 837 869 Srmagar District • Total 880 866 856 834 837 843 848 8S0 Rural 885 878 860 841 835 836 837 844 Urban 871 847 848 825 838 863 863 855 Baramula District Total 879 886 864 865 864 863 863 848 Rural 879 887 866 867 869 866 865 846 Urban 862 836 817 779 818 844 859 Ladakh District Total 986 997 1,029 1,0.2.2 1,011 990 971 976 · Rural 986 1,003 ],0.29 1,024 1,019 99.2 970 986 Urban 899 1,031 969 869 936 1,012 866 Dada District Total 908 916 907 901 909 904 901 886 · Rural 908 918 908 904 910 905 907 888 Urban 853 862 826 881 884 806 ~54 74

State/District Total 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1931 1961 1971 Rural Urban

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ·8 9 10

Udha.mpur District Total 893 892 896 903 904 908 912 908 · Rural 893 895 900 908 909 913 916 912 Urban 839 798 797 807 832 850 868 Jammu District Total 853 814 840 829 850 870 886 920 Rural 883 847 873 866 893 905 915 940 Urban 626 623 641 622 647 740 801 866 Kll.thua. Distriot Total 872 865 870 875 887 897 905 921 · Rural 872 871 876 880 893 900 908 922 Urban 793 780·. 798 813 848 871 908 Rajauri District Total 893 900 909 900 922 911 900 900 Rural 893 901 910 902 830 913 902 903 Urban 825 856 767 586 791 833 840 Punch District Total 895 927 896 900 909 905 902 903 · Rural 895 953 908 918 821 912 904 905 Urban 622 712 662 789 807 868 882

The above statement shows that at State moved up by 16 per 1,000 so far as the urban level there was maximum sex ratio (882) in sector is concerned. 1901 which declined to 876 in 1911 and further The hilly districts, have by far the highest declined to 870 in 1921 and again to 865 in sex ratio amongst which Ladakh is marked for 1931. Thereafter, there is a gradual increasing having a sizeable number of females. As things tendency. stand, Ladakh possesses the highest proportion of females i.e. 975 per 1,000 males. Its rural The proportion of females to per 1,000 males sector also accounts for 985 females per 1,000 at the current Census works out to 878 as against males but the sex ratio in its urban sector which 878 of the 1961 Census and 869 of 1941 Census. was as high as 1,012 in 1961 has now fallen to Instead of showing an increase, the feminine 856. The sharp fall in the urban proportion may proportion at the current Census has remained be attributed to the reason that most of the static on the figure of 878 of the preceding Census. Government employees stationed at Leh and Kargil do not bring their spouses along with The statement further reveals that the number them. Other districts whioh have· a substantilll of females per 1,000 males was 882 in villages proportion of females include all the districts a.nd. 860 in towns. The corresponding figures in of Jammu Province except Doda. 1961 stood at 884 and 844: respectively. It, The . three valley districts viz., Anantnag, therefore, implies that the sex ratio has deolined Srinagar and Baramula more or less present a by 2 per 1,000 in case of rural areas and has uniform picture. 15

DEOADAL V.ARIATION IN POPULATION SINOE 1901 (Note on Appendix to Table A-II)

This appendix as in 1961 is intended to spell out the adjustments neoessary to bring the 1961 Census population of the distriot to the jurisdiotion of the district as at 1971 Census. 76

A-II DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901

APPENDIX State ana Districts showing 1961 population accora·ing to their t6'1'ritm'ial jurisdiction in 1961, changes in area and the population of 1961 ai/.justeiJ, to jurisdiction of 1971

State/District £Area in 1971 1971 * Area in 1961 1961 Population Net incre&ae (Km") Population (Km") Population in 1961 ordecre.... e according to &djusted to between oola. jurisdiction J 111'isdiction 5&6 prevailing of 1971 In 1961

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

• @ Jammu and Kashmir State 222,236·0 4,616,632 138,992'1 3,560,976 3,560,976 t Anantnag 5,382·0 832,280 5,430'9 654,368 649,120 --5,248 ~)agar • 3,013,0 827,697 3,121'2 640,411 648,967 +8,556 (-) Baramula 7,458'0 775,724 6,568'2 604,659 601,351 . -3,308 Ladakh @95,876·0 105,291 97,782'4 88,651 88,651 (+) Doda 11,691'0 342,220 11,344·7 268,403 262,473 -5,930 (+ ) (x) Udha.mpur . 4,549'0 338,846 4,484'9 2M,061 256,167 +2,106 (x) Jammu 3,165·0 731,743 3,233'8 516,932 520,756 +3,824 Kathua 2,651'0 274,671 2,651'2 207,430 207,430 (xx) / Raja... ri 2,681·0 217,373} 171,529 +171,529 (xx) P1m.ch 1,658'0 170,787 4,374'8 326,061 154,532 -171,529

Ntlte :- 1. £ Represents provisional 'geographical area figures' supplied by the Surveyor General. 2 •• "{ncludes 78,932 kml under illegal ocoupation of PlIokistan and 5,180 km" illegally handed over by Pakistan. to China. Also inoludes 37,555 km" under illegal occupation of China. 3. @ Includes 37,555 km" under illegal occupation of China. 4. *Represents provisional 'geographioal area figures' supplied by the Surveyor General of India .... on this side of the Cease­ fire Line. 5. The difFerence in tho area figures in respect of the distriots where there are no jU1'isdictional changes is only due to the revisional oomputation of the area figures.

EXPLANATORY NOTE TO APPENDIX A-II

1. t15 villages with a popul&tion of 5,248 transferred from Pulwama tehsil of Anantnag district to newly oonstituted Ohadura tehsil of Srinagar distriot vide Gevt. Order No. SBO 351 dated 12-10-1964. S. (-) 7 villages with a population of 3,308 transferred from Baramula tehsil of Baramula district to newly constituted BeeJ.'Wah tahsil of Srinagar district vide Govt. Order No. SBO 3110 da.ted 12-10-1964. 3. (+) 10 village. with a population of 5,930 transferred from Rambau tehsil of Doda Distriot to newly constituted Gool Gulab Garh tehsil of Udbampur district vide Gevt. Order No. SBO 281 da.ted 5-7-1966. 4. (x) 14, Villages with a population of 3,824 transferred from Bea.si tehsil of Udhampur district to Jammu tahsil of Jammu district vide Gcvt. Order No. SBO 12 dated 8-1-1969. 3. (:0:) Bajauri district constituted newly with 260 villages an.d one town of Rajlluri tehsir (popul&tion 121,088) and 131 villolges and one town of Nowsl\ehra tehsil (population 50,441) of Punoh district vide Gevt. Order No. SI\O 137.0 of 1967 d,tr,ted 30-9-1967. . . TABLB-A-m VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION

77-7Q

79

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I ~ I' l~ I I = 0 0 ~ ® C ~ ~ = ~ ~ I: I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

... e ~ = ~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 80

3. Oomment on the statement 0/ percentage 0/ 5. A comparath'e study of the enclosed table Population-It will be observed from the above disoloses that there has been a oontinuous pro­ statem'lnt that a very large percentage of villages motion of villages from lower to higher olasses consists of small and medium sized villages with between 1961-71 with a corresponding decline population size of less than 1,000 which accounts in the proportion of places and. population of for about 54 percent of the total rural population small-sized villages. The statement shows that as against 65 percent in 1961. The faU is parti­ the percentage of villages having population cularly noticeable in villages having a population less than 200 has fallen from 34·7 percent to 200-499 where the proportion of rural popu­ 26·9 percent during the decade. The fall in the lation has come down by 6· 4 percent during case of population living in villages of this size 1961-71. olass is 2' 9 percent. Villages having 200-499 inhabitants which claimed 35·3 percent of total The backwardness and nomadic character of villages and 25· 7 percent of the total rural the population is reflected in the dispersal of population in 1961 have been respectively re­ population in Ladakh and Doda districts where duced to 33·S percent and 19·6 percent in 1971. 42·4 percent and 81·2 percent of the total It is interesting to note that while the percentage rural population live in villages having popu­ of villages in the popUlation group 500---'---999 lation less than 500. has gone up from 20··1 percent to 23· 9 percent Large villages with population varying bet­ in 1971, the popUlation claimed by this size ween 2,000-4,999 claim more than 16 percent olass has come down from 31· 0 percent to 28·9 of the total rural population of the State. About percent during the decade. All other classes one- third of the rural population of district seem to have registered a progressive increase Punch lives in villages of this class. Other dis­ both in the ratios of villages and ,of population. tricts which claim high proportions are Baramula Another interesting feature is that while the (21·5 percent), Doda (19'9 percent), Anantnag percentage of villages with a population 5,000- (17·7 percent), Jammu (17'2 percent), Rajauri 9,999 has remained unchanged during (14' 6 percent) and Srinagar (14·1 percent). 1961-71, the corresponding proportion of Ladakh and Kathua have very small proportions population in this olass has gone up by 0·6 which work out to 2·2 percent and 4· 8 percent percent. The decline in small sized villages and respectively. oorresponding increase in medium and large sized villages reflects the natural growth and There is no village in the State whose popu­ developmellt of rural areas during the decade. ' lation exoeeds 10,000 and above. Villages whose inhabitants number over 5,000 but less than Columns 15 and 16 of the statemellt show that 10.000 are 9. Amongst the distriots, Doda. has no village of the size class 10,000 and over either the highest proportion (7, 4 percent) followed by existed in 1961 or in 1971. Baramula (3'S percent) of the rural population living in villages of this olass. The data in respect of districts does not presellt 4. The statement on page 79 gives percentage a different pioture or any distinctly noticeable of villages and population by olass of villages in trend. Whatever has been said about the State 1961 and 1971. more or less applies to:each of its tell districts. ' 81

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...... _ <0 ...... is; -0>", 8 .... --:iSi ~S- ~S- is ...... -~ ...... - -• - - - -

...... 82

VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION (Note on Table A-III) This ta.ble as in 1961 gives figures for the number and population of villages in the popu­ lation groups of (i) less than 200 (ii) 200----499 (iii) 600-999 (itI) 1,000-1,999 (tI) 2,000-4,999 I'lli) 5,000--9,999 and (vii) 10,000 and above. The table which depicts rural population only is presented in two parts. While the first-the Union Table gives the classification of villages upto district level, the second-State Table shows similar data down to tehsillevel. 83

UNION TABLE A-III VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION I-Vi1la.ges with 1_ State/Province/Distriot Total Total Rural Population than 2,000 population-oontd_ Number of Less than 200 Inhabited -. Villa- Persons Males Females Number Population ges Males Females

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) . (6) (7) (8)

JAMMU & K.AbHMlR STATE 6,503 3,758,411 1,996,864 1,781,547 1,748 ~07,O44 94,938 Kashmir Provinoe 3,109 1,969,353 1,082,993 9OS,3OO 681 45,131 39,113 1. Anantnlog J}istriot • 1,170 758,046 4.10,427 34.7,619 216 14,1_ 12,055 2 •. Srinagar District 684 404,444 219,281. 185,163 189 12,768 10,768 S. Baramula District 1,020 709,481 384,231 3211,250 207 13,277 11,362 4. Ladakh District 235 97,382 49,054 48,328 69 4,907 4,928

Ja.mmu Province • 8,894 1,789,008 933,871 855,187 1,067 61,913 55,8211 5_ Dada Distriot 652 322,684 170,889 151,795 248 14,779 13,549 6. Udhampur. Distriot 617 310,427 i62,380 14,8,047 190 10,872 9,612 7. Jammu Distriot 1,063 540,401 278,526 261,875 331 19,183 17,623 8. 'Kathua District 536 249,586 129,843 119,743 188 10,238 9,075

9;-~jauri Distriot 368 208,976 109,817 99,159 99 6,143 5,361 10.-·Punoh f)i.strict 158 156,984 82,416 74,568 11 698 600

State/Provinoe/District I-Villages with lese than 2,000 population-concld. --. 200-499 500---999 1,000-1,999 -...... , Number Population Number Population Number Population '--~ r--.A._-....., Males Femalea Malea Females Malea Females

(1) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17)

JAMMU & KASHMIR STATE 2,200 391,556 346,852 1,556 575,900 510,276 764 556,103 489,90 Kashmir Pr ovince 1,066 197,132 168,129 820 310,198 265.110 410 305.083 259,560 1. Anantnag District 414 75.433 63,831 321 123,241 104,177 169 124.843 105,816 2. Srinagar District 228 44,318 37,074 148 54,876 46,175 96 73,196 61,7158 3. Baramula District 328 61,326 61,783 293 111,698 94,ISIS3 134 100,969 85,336 4. Ladakh Distriot 96 16,055 15,441 58 20,483 20,200 11 6,575 6,6M Jammu Province • .1,134 194,424 178,723 736 265,702 245,166 354 250,520 230,340 G. Dada Distriot 225 37,912 34,370 107 40,049 36,001 44 30,308 27,319 6. Udhampur Distriot • 196 33,949 31,503 156 56,535 51,887 65 45,296 41,520 7. Jammu Distriot 394 68,098 63,386 212 73,066 69,524 95 67,612 68,633 8. Xathua District 164 27,966 25,565 118 42,530 39,587 61 42,880 39,862 9. Rajauri District 115 19,247 17,467 95 34,884 31,469 47- 33,728 30,239 10. Punch DistrIct 4,0 7,252 6,432 48 18,638 16,698 42 80,696 27,767 84

UNION TABLE A-ITI

VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION~ncld.

n-Villages with a population 2,000-9,999 ill-Villages with a popu· Stato/Provinoe/Distriot lation of 10,000 and above r------J~------~---__ r- 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 10,000 and above Number Population Number Population Number Population .--__--J....._, ~ .--__--J''- ___ -, Malea Females Males Females Males Females

(1) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (29) (24) (25) (26)

JAMMU & KASHMIR STATE 226 331,656 291,320 9 34,605 28,256 Kashmir Provmlll' 127 186,809 159,241 5 18,140 15,202 W 1. Anantnag Distriot 50 72,731 61,740 2. Srina.gar District 22 30,678 26,402 1 3,445 2,986 - 3. Baramula District 54 82,366 70,000 4 14,695 12,216 4. Ladakh District 1 1,034 1,099 Jammu Province • 99 144,847 132,079 4 16,465 13,054 5. Doda Distriot 25 34,103 30,236 3 13,738 10,320 6. Udbampur Distriot • 10 16,728 13,525 7. Jammu Distriot 30 47,840 44,975 1 2,727 2,734 8. Kathua Diatrict 5 6,229 5,654 8. Rajauri District 12 15,815 14,623 to-PUnch Distriot 17 215,132 23,066 85

STATEITABLE A-III VILLAGES CLASSIFIEDjBY POPULATION

ToW Rura.l Popula.tion I-Villa.ges with lesa tha.n 2,000 popula.tion . -otmld. State/Provinoe/Distriot/Tehail Tota.l r------~ Number Lass tha.n 200 of In- Persons Ma.les Females ha.bited Number Popula.tion ViUa.- . A gel! Males Fema.les-,

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

JAMMU &. KASHMIR STATE 6,503 3,758,411 1,996,864 1,761,547 1,748 107,044 94,938 Ka.ahmir Province 3,109 1,969,353 1,062,993 906,360 681 40,131 39, illS 1. Ana.iJ.tna.g DiStrict 1,170 758,046 410,427 347,611} 216 14,179 12,056 1. Pa.ha.lgam Tehsil 65 38,357 21,057 17,300 10 650 535 2_ Ana.ntnag Tahsil 262 231,826 125,552 106,274 30 1,736 1,471 8_ Kulgam Tahsil 301 196,588 106,274 90,314 53 3,580 3,027 4_ Shupiyan Tehsil 227 90,482 49,443 41,039 66 4,464 3,790 6_ Pulwama TehSiI 236 146,844 79,029 67,816 45 2,936 2,543 6; Tral TehSil 79 03,949 29,072 24,877 12 813 689 2_ Srina.gar District . 684 404,444 219,281 185,163 189 12,768 10,768 1_ Ganderbal Tahsil. 137 94,786 61,424 48,361 29 2,013 1,738 2. Srina.gar Tehsil 63 52,484 28,329 24,155 14 786 706 8_ Chadura Tahsil - 134 90,349 48,801 41,548 27 1,767 1,528 4_ Badgam Tehsil - 175 88,630 48,077 40,1153 54 3,717 3,074 5_ Beerwah Tehsil - 175 78,196 42,650 35,546 65 4,485 3,723 3. Baramula Di8trict 1.020 709,481 384,231 325,250 207 13,.277 11,362 1_ BaDdipore Tahsil • 73 65,392 35,410 29,982 12 839 686 2_ Sonawari Tehsil 94 97,244 53,109 44,135 14 622 610 3_ Sopore Tehsil • 136 100,126 53,396 46,730 32 1,893 1,600 4. Baramula Tahsil 164 107,673 . 58,323 49,350 20 1,347 1,169 5. Gullllarg Tehsil 101 36,479 19,831 16,648 41 2,509 2,239 6. Uri Tehsiil _ 91 49,768 26,821 22,947 21 1,438 1,193 7. HaDdwara Tehsil. 179 90,984 49,465 41,519 36 2,539 2,162 8_ Karnah TehSil 46 22,066 11,963 10,103 13 826 703 9. Kupwara Tahsil 136 139,749 75,913 63,836 19 1,264 1,100 4. Ladakh Distriot 235 97,382 49,054 48,328 69 4,907 4,928 1_ Leh TeMil _ 108 46,372 23,054 23,318 35 2,396 2,411 2. Kargil Tahsil 102 44,124 22,608 21,516 24 1,729 1,677 3_ Zanskar Tahsil 26 6,886 3,392 3,494 10 782 840 .Jammu Province . 3,394 1,789,058 933,871 865,187 1,067 61,913 55,825 5. Doda Distriot 652 322,684 170,889 151,795 248 14,779 13,549 1. Kishtwar TehSil 156 92,567 49,242 43,325 46 3,278 2,816 2. Bhaderwah Tahsil 276 76,244 39,624 36,620 152 8,685 8,417 3. Dod&. Tehsil. 127 69,744 37,008 32,736 40 2,270 1,883 4. Ramba.n Tehsil 93 84.129 45,015 39,114 11 646 4S3 6. Udhampur Distriot • 617 310,427 162,380 148,047 190 10,872 9,612 1. Ramna.gar Tahsil • 137 87,231 44,650 42,681 13 800 740 2. Ud~ur Tahsil. 227 103,750 64,627 49,123 79 4,200 8,769 3. Reasi ahsil . • 175 46,075 24,163 21,912 94 5,661 4,827 4. Gool Gulab Garh Tehsil 78 73,371 39,040 34,331 4 3ll 276 7. Jammu Distriot 1,063 540,401 278,526 261,875 331 19.183 17,623 1. Samba. Tehsil • 278 108,777 55,968 52,809 122 7,303 6,750 2. Raubirsinghpora Tahsil 246 140,483 72,038 68.445 52 3,211 2,942 3. Jammu Tahsil. 316 174,012 90,805 83,207 100 5,319 4,829 4. Akhnoor Tehsil 224 117,129 59,7111 57,414 57 3,350 3,102 8. Kathua. Distriot 536 249,586 129,848 119,743 188 10,238 9,075 I. BiIlawar Tahsil 65 58,071 29,857 28,214 2 182 207 2. Ba.ahohli Tahsil 72 45,390 23,382 22,008 7 580 656 3. Kathua Tehsil 164 66,222. 85,297 30,925 68 3,171 2,667 4_ Hiranagar Tehail . 235 79,903 41,307 38,696 III 6,305 5,745 9. Rajauri Distriot 368 208,976 109,817 99,159 99 6,143 5,361 I. Budhal Tahsil 34 27,989 16,012 12,977 4 827 285 2. Rajauri Tehsil 199 110,552 58,268 52,284 56 3,481 3,046 3. NoWBhehra Tehsil. 135 70,435 36,537 33,898 40 2,335 2,030 10. Punoh Distriot 158 156,984 82,416 74,568 II 698 29,722 605 I. Havali Tahsil • 83 82,718 32,996 7 416 395 2. Mendhar Tehsil 75 94,.266 49,420 44.846 4 282 210 M/B(D)ISOO(J&K)-9 86

STATE TABLE A-III

VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATIO~-contd.

I-Villages with less than 2,000 population-condd. State/Provinoe/Distriot/TehsiI ,-- -"- 200-499 500-999 1,OOQ..--.l ,999 -, -"------,,--- -"---.----. Number Populatiun Number Population Numbe·r Population ~ __..A-~ ,------"------. r---J.- -. --~ Males Females Males Females Males Females

(1) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17)

JAMMU & KASHMIR STATE 2,200 391,556 346,852 1,556 575,900 510,276 764 556,103 489,905 Kashmir Province 1,066 197,132 168,129 820 310,198 265,110 410 305,583 259,565 1. Anantnag Distriot 414 75,433 63,831 321 123,241 104,177 169 124,843 105,816 1. Pahalgam Tehsil 28 5,361 4,284 19 7,552 6,183 6 . 4,265 3,561 2. Anantnag Tehsil 60 11,467 9,898 92 35,513 29,603 55 38,912 32,961 3. Kulgam Tehsil 94 16,969 14,473 100 38,323 33,067 43 32,594 27,467 4. Shupiyan Tehsil 107 18,170 14,821 37 13,935 11,516 16 11,421 9,660 5. Pnlwama Tehsil 103 19,137 16,615 44 17,029 14,494 35 27,194 23,218 6. Tral Tehsil . 22 4,329 3,740 29 10,889 9,314 14 10,457 8,949 2. Sdnagar District . 228 44,318 37,074 148 54,876 46,175 96 73,196 61,758 1. Ganderbal Tehsil . 41 7,450 6,123 36 14,180 11,992 24· 17,766 15,042 2. Srinagar Tehsil 16 6,021 5,271 13 2,652 2,153 15 1l,779 9,866 3. Chadura Tahsil 46 8,OH 6,804 31 11,683 9,855 26 20,001 16,981 4. Badgam Tehsil 65 I1,663 9,752 36 14,244 1l,872 15 11,145 9,412 5. Baerwah Tehsil 60 11,173 9,124 32 12,217 10,303 16 12,505 10,458 3. Baramula Distriot 328 61,326 51,783 293 111,598 94,553 1M 100,969 85,336 1. Bandipore Tehsil • 19 3,578 2,992 22 7,985 6,871 10 7,911 6,724 2. Sonawari Tahsil 16 3,124 2,522 31 12,750 10,593 21 14,816 12,171 3. Sopore Tehsil 35 6,503 5,508 37 13,908 12,165 22 16,603 14,574 4. Baramula Tahsil • 69 12,959 11,000 43 15,650 13,026 28 20,850 17,599 5. Gulmarg Tahsil 43 7,710 6,391 12 4,736 3,998 3 2,225 1,751 6. Uri Tehsil 30 5,741 4,855 31 II,856 10,217 8 6,308 5,407 7. Handwara Tahsil 65 12,208 10,263 68 25,068 20,910 8 5,947 5,027 8. Kamah Tahsil 22 4,023 3,476 5 2,043 1,725 4 2,666 2,224 9. Kupwara Tehsil 29 5,480 4,776 44 17,602 15,048 30 23~64::l 19,859 4. Ladakh Distriot 96 16,055 15,441 58 20,483 20,205 11 6,575 6,655 1. Leh Tehsil 38 6,256 6,126 29 10,409 10,577 5 2,959 3,105 2. Kargil Tehsil 47 8,384 7,792 25 8,879 8,497 6 3,616 3,550 3. Zanskar Tehsil 11 1,415 1,523 4 1,195 1,131 Jammu Province 1,134 194,424 178,723 736 265,702 245,166 354 250,520 230,340 5. Dods. Distriot 225 37,912 34,370 107 40,049 36,001 44 30,308 27,319 1. Kishtwar Tehsil 58 9,866 8,562 32 II,891 10,649 14 10,787 10,246 2. Bhaderwah Tehsil 98 15,700 16,091 21 7,171 6,892 4 2,538 2,488 3. Dodo. Tahsil 39 6,784 6,076 29 10,748 9,574 13 8,764 7,475 4. Ramban Tahsil 30 5,562 4.641 25 10,239 8,886 13 8,219 7,110 6. Udhampur District. 196 33,949 31,503 156 56,535 51,887 65 45,296 41,520 1. Ramnagar Tahsil 36 6,566 6,239 69 24,652 23,377 19 12,532 12,325 2. Udhampur Tehsil 76 13,187 12,233 47 16,334 14,559 23 16,752 15,096 3. Rea.si Tehsil 60 9,637 9,020 16 5,798 5,458 5 3,167 2,607 4. Gool Gulab Garh Tahsil 24 4,559 4,011 24 9,751 8,493 18 12,845 1l,492 7. Jammu District 394 68,098 63,386 212 73,066 69,524 95 67,612 63,633 1. Samba Tehsil 96 16,290 15,200 38 13,200 12,740 18 12,292 11,637 2. Ranbirsinghpora Tehsil 102 18,148 17,120 56 18,793 17,779 27 19,858 19,081 3. Jammu Tehsil 115 20,057 18,250 59 20,683 19,020 27 20,377 18,596 4. Akhnoor Tahsil 81 13,603 12,816 59 20,390 19,985 23 15,085 14,319 8. Kathua District 164 27,966 25,565 118 42,530 39,587 61 42,880 39,862 1. Bill&war Tahsil 10 2,054 1.959 31 11,694 11,077 21 14,735 13,882 2. Baehohli Tehsil 20 3,923 3,636 34 11,880 1l,075 II 6,999 6,741 3. KathU& Tahsil 54 8,919 7,660 27 10,201 9,306 12 9,086 7,902 4. Hiranagar Tahsil • 80 13,070 12,310 26 8,755 8,129 17 12,061 11,337 9. Raj&uri District 115 19,247 17,467 95 34,884 31,469 47 33,728 30;239 1. Budhal Tahsil 7 1,181 1,076 14 5,551 4,840 7 5,531 4,699 2. Rajauri Tahsil 67 11,421 10,296 43 16,003 14,403 28 19,718 17,586 3. Nowshahra Tehsil 41 6,645 6,095 38 13,330 12,226 12 8,479 7,954 10.Punch District 40 7,252 6,432 48 18,638 16,698 42 80,696 27,767 1. Haveli Tahsil 29 5,190 4,563 27 10,447 9,279 17 12,078 10,996 2. Mendhar Tahsil 11 2,062 1,869 21 8,191 7,419 25 .18,618 16,771 87

STATE TABLE A-ill VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION--conald.

II-Villages with a population 2,000-9,999 III-Villages with a po- pulatioo. of 10,000 ao.d State/Province/Distriot/Tehsil above ,..--- ~------~ ...... 2,000-4.,999 5,000-9,999 10,000 and above ....------""'---- Numbe~ Population NUULber Population ]l;j"umber Population '------, ,.....------''------, ~ Males FeULales Males Females Males Fema.Ies (1) ------(18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24.) (25) (26) JAMMU & KASHMIR STATE 226 331,656 291,320 9 34..605 28.256 K&shlnir Province 127 186.809 159,24,1 5 lS,l® 16,202 1. Anantnag District • 50 72,731 61,74,0 1. Pahalgam. Tehsil • 2 3,229 2,737 2. Anantn,ag Tehsil . 25 87,924 82,341 3. Kulgam Tehsil • 11 14,808 12,280 4. Shupiyan Tahsil 1 1,453 1,252 o. PulwlldDa Tahsil 9 12,733 10,94.5 6. Tral Tehsil . 2 2,5M 2,185 2. SriD.agar Distriot 22 30,678 26,402 1 3,44.5 2.986 1. Gan,darbal Tahsil • 7 10,015 8,466 2. Srinagar Tahsil 5 7,191 6,161 3. Chadura Tahsil 3 3,894 3,394 1 3.44.5 2.986 4. Badgam Tahsil 5 7,308 6,«3 5. Beerwah Tehsil 2 2,270 1,938 3. Baramula Distriot 54, 82.366 70,000 4 14,695 IS.216 1. Bandipore Tahsil. 10 15,097 12,709 2. Bon,awa.ri Tehsil 11 18,914 15,869 1 2.883 2,470 3. Bopore Tehsil • 10 14,4.89 12,883 4. Baramula Tehsil • 3 4,558 4,035 1 2,959 2.021 5. Gulmarg Tahsil 2 2,651 2,269 6. Uri Tehsil • 1 1,478 1,275 7. Handwara Tehsil 3 3.703 3,157 8. K,u_h 'Xehail 2 2,405 1,975 9. Kupwara Tehsil 12 19,071 15,828 2 8,853 7,225 4. Ladakh Distriot 1 1,0'14 1,099 1. Leh Tehsil . 1 1,034 1,099 2. ~Tehail 3. rTehsii Jammu Provin.oe 99 144.,847 132,079 4 16,465 13,054 5. Doda. Distriot 25 34.103 80,236 3 13.738 10.320 1. Kiahtwar Tehsil 6 7,94,0 6,943 1 5,480 4,109 2. Bhaderwah Tahsil' I 5,530 3,732 3. Doda Tehail 6 8,«2 7,728 4. Ra.mban, Tahsil 13 17,721 15.565 1 2,728 2.479 6. Udhampur District . 10 15,728 13,525 1. Ra.muagar Tahsil 2. Udhampur Tehsil 2 4,154. 3.466 3. Roasi Tehsil • 4. Gool Gulab Garh Tahsil 8 11,674 10,059 7. JammuDistriot 30 47,840 «,976 1 2.727 2,734 1. Samba Tehsil 4- 6.883 6.482 2. ~birBinghpora Tehsii. 9 12,028 11,523 3. Jammu TeliSil. • 14 24.369 22.512 4. Akhnoor Tehsil 3 4.560 4,458 -1 2.727 2,734 8. Kathua. District 5 6.229 5.654 1. Billawar Tehsil 1 1,192 1.089 2. Baahohli Tahsil 3. Kathua Tehsil 3 3.921 3.490 4. Hiranaga.r Tehsil : 1 1,116 1.075 9. Rajauri Distriot 12 15,815 U,623 1. Budha.l Tehsil 2 2.422 2.077 2. Raja.uri Tehsil . 6 7,64,5 6,953 3. Nowshehra. Tehsil 4 5,748 5.593 IO.Punoh Distriot 17 25.132 23,066 1. Haveli Tehsil 3 4.865 4,489 2. Mendha.r Tehsil 14 20.267 18,577

M!B(D)1800(J&K)-9(a.) 88

VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION (Fly-leaf to Appendix to Table A-III) A comparison of the sub-totals of broad groups of villages classified by population in 1961 and 1971 'Censuses will be of interest. The following statement may be studied :-

Population sizes No. of villages Variation Total rural population Variation 1961 1971 1961 1971

I .2 8 4, I> 6 7

'. (1) Less than GOO 4.59.2 3.948 -644 1.006.653 940.390 -66.263 (2) 500-1.999 1.848 2,320 +472 1.631.956 2,132.184 +500,228 (3) 2.000--4,999 Uil 226 +112 295.112 _622,976 +327.864 (~) 5.000 and above. 5 9 +4 33,940 62,861 +28,921

It would be observed from the above table that the number of villages having less than 500 inhabitl;l.nts has come down from 4,592 of 1961 to 3,948 in 1971. The corresponding fall in the case of population,js 66,263. All other classes have, during the same period, registered a progressive increase both in· 'the number of villages and the population residing in them. Similar data in respect of districts is given below:-

L_than500 500-1.999 2.000-4.999 5.000 and "Dove Name of District. r-' . .' Year No. Popula- No. l'opuIa- No. Fopula- No. l'opula- tion tion tion ~n

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ',:.10

Anantnag District • 1961 760 185.540 392 352,114 25 60,893 1971 630 165.498 490 458.077 50 134.471 BriDagar Distriot. . 1961 476 102.000 219 203,409 13 34.832 2 13;642. 1971 417 104.928 244 236.005 22 57.080 1· 6.431 :Baramula District . 1961 674 167.141 328 289,132 31 74.670 2 13.044 1971 536 137.748 427 392.456 04 152.366 4 26,911 Ladakb District 1961 180 42.698 67 ·42.233 1971 165 41,331 .69 .63.918 1 2.133 Doda District. · 1961 600 95.621 130 115.651 14 36,711 1971 473 100.610 151 .133.677 25 &,389 3 U.O!I,8 Udhampur District · 1961 451 94.283 160 .. 133.058 5 12.409 1971 386 80.936 221 '190,%38 10 29,263 ... Jammu DistriDt. · 1961 816 170,583 226 194,767 9 27.630 ., 1971 725 168,290 307 273.835 30 92.815 1 5~461 Ka.thua. DiBtrict 1961 404 73,662 137 116.996 1 2.237 1971 352 72.844 179 .164.859 I) 11.883 ,. Raja.uri District · 1961 268 56,163 107 96,720 2 5.227 1 7;.zM 1971 214 48.218 '142 . 130,320 12 30.4.38 l'unch DistriDt. 1961 63 18.962 92 . '88.871 14 36,503 1971 51 14,987 90 93.799 17 48.U18

~. : 89

VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION (Note to Appendix to Table A-III)

The appendix similar to one prepared at the 1961 Census purports to show the sub-totals of following groups of villages at district level:- (i) Less than 600 (ii) 600-1,999 (iii) 2,000-4,999 (iv) 5,000 and above 90

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93

TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS OLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1971 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 (Fly-leaf to Table A-IV)

1. De.finit~on of town-The definition of town and its adjoining urban out-growths or two or as adopted at the 1971 Census has already been more physically contiguous towns together with explained under 'Urban and Rural Population' in continuous well-recognised urban out-growths, fly-leaf to table A-I. if any, of suoh towns. Two Urban Agglomerations, namely, Srinagar 2. Olass~ficatwn of cities ana towns in siz clas8es-As in 1961, all towns and oities at the Urban Agglomeration (Srinagar district) and ourrent oensus have been classified into six classes Jammu Urban Agglomeration (Jammu district) according to their population size. The following were determined in the State for the first time at statement gives the number of towns in each class the 1971 Census. Areas constituting the Urban on the basis of population returns at the 1971 Agglomeration in respect of Srinagar and Jammu Census- are indicated below ;- 1. Srinaga" U"ban A.gglomeration: Ola.sII Popula.tion No. of (a) (i) Srinagar Municipality Towns (it) Natipora 1 __ ._- --_-- (iii) Kursu Padshahi Bagh LO (w) Bimna ut growth 100,000 a.nd a.bove 2 f I (tI) Bagat Barzala 50,000 to 99,999 11 (b) Badamibagh Cantonment tIl 20,000 to 49,999 3 2. JamtmJ, Urban Agglomeratitm IV 10,000 to 19,999 3 (a) (i) JammuMunicipality V 5,000 to 9,999 17 (u) Nagrota } VI Less than 5,000 20 (iii) Narwal Balla. Out growth (iv) Satwari . 3. Ezplanation of Urban Agglomeration-The Ur­ (b) Jammu Cantonment ban Agglomeration which replaces the Town Group 4. Ohanges in cla88ification of towns 1901 to concept of 1961 is a new definition which has been 1971 :- adopted in the present census for the purpose of over-all size classification and analysis of the urban The following statement will illustrate how data. By Urban Agglomeration is meant a conti­ cities and towns have moved up and down from nuous urban spread constituted of a core town one class to another from 1901 to 1971 ;-

Serial CityfUrban Agglome- Changes in olaBlli1loation of towns 1001 to 1971 No. ration/Town 1971 1961 1951 1941 1981 1921 1911 11101 .,

1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10

O'U68 1- 1 Srinagar City I I I I I I I I 2 Jammu City I I II II ill m IU In UrbGlI AWlomfA'Gtioll8 :- I Srina.gar Urba.n Agglomeration I 2 Jammu Urban Agglomeration I

2'_ I- I Pa.halgam VI VI 2 Ma.tta.n VI VI VI 3 Kukernag VI 4 Anantnag ill m IV IV IV V V 5 Bijbeha.ra. V V V VI VI VI VI 6 Kulga.m V VI VI 94

Changes in classifioation of towns 1901 to 1971

No. City/Urban Agglo- meration {Town 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

1 2 3 4, IS 6 7 8 9 10

7 Shupiyan V V V VI VI VI VI 8 Pampore V V V VI VI VI VI 9 Tral V 10 Badamibagh Cantonment V V VI VI VI 11 Bandipore V VI VI 12 Sopore III IV IV IV IV V V 13 Baramula III IV IV IV V V V 14 Gulmarg VI VI VI 15 Uri VI VI VI VI VI VI 16 Handwara V VI 17 Leh V VI VI VI VI VI VI 18 Kargil VI 19 Kishtwar V VI VI VI VI VI VI 20 Bhaderwah V VI VI VI VI VI VI 21 Doda VI VI .... VI 22 Batote VI VI 23 Ra.mban VI VI VI 24 Banihal . VI VI 25 Ramnagar VI VI VI VI VI VI VI 26 Chensni VI VI 27 Udhampur IV IV V VI VI VI VI 28 Katra VI VI VI VI VI VI 29 Reasi VI VI VI VI VI VI VI 30 Samba V VI VI VI VI VI VI 31 Biehna VI VI 32 Arnie V VI 33 RanbirsiJ1ghpora V VI VI VI VI VI VI 34 Jammu Cantonment V V V V VI VI VI 35 Akhnoor V VI VI VI VI VI VI 36 Bashohli VI VI VI VI VI VI VI 37 Lakhenpur VI VI 38 Kathua IV V V V V V V 39 Hiranagar VI VI VI 40 Rajauri V VI VI VI VI VI VI 41 Nowshehra VI VI 42 Punoh IV IV V V V V V 43 Surankote . VI

It is significant to note that of the two lnuni- Leaving aside the new towns added in 1971 (llpalities in the State, only Srinagar municipality and those declassified after 1961, it will be interest- which claimed class I in 1901 has continuously ing to study that the change in classification of preserved its original status. .Jammu municipality, towns during 1961-71 has effected as many as on the other-hand, had a chequcred career all 13 towns. Of these, 2 town~ of Baramula diskict, through. It was a class III town in 1901 which namely, Bararou1a and Sopore which were borne status it preserved upto 1941 when it acquired the on class IV in 1961 have attained the status of status of class II. It was only in 1961 when .Jammu class III in 1971. Kathua town of district Kathua city for the first time was treated as a class I was the solita.ry class V town of 1961 which has town. now gone over to class IV. The remaining 10 95 towns which belonged to class VI in 1961 have 5.0lass-wisenumherofto'Ul'nSrluring1901-1971:­ now been elevated to class V thereby raising the The following table gives the class-wise nubmer number of Class V towns to 17 in 1971. of towns during 1901-71.

1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901

ClaB8 I 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 Class n 1 1 Class m 3 1 1 1 1 1 Class IV 3 4 3 3 2 ClaB8 V 15 4 6 2 3 6 6 Claas VI 20 30 12 23 23 21 37

A comparison of the number of towns in each In 1961, there were 41 towns of which 2 were size class for the last 8 decades will be of interest. in class I; 1 in class III ; 4 in class IV; 4 in class The foregoing statement may be studied. V and 30 in class VI. While the number of towns In 1901, there were only 2 urban areas of which in class VI went down to 20 in 1971 and that of one was in class I and the other in class III. The class IV to 3, the number had gone up by 2 total number of places recognised as urban rose to and 11 respectively so far as size classes III and V 45 in I9H which included one unit each in class I were concerned. There was no change in the case and III, 6 in class V and 37 in class VI. At the of class I in which the number of towns con­ 1921 census, this ·position more or less remained tinued to be 2. unchanged except that with the declassification of certain towns, the number of towns in class VI came down to 21. The size classes I and VI 6. Percentage oj towns in eack class to total num­ had the same number of towns both in 1931 and ber aftowns and percentage of population in eack class 1941. Jammu city which was a class III town to total u'1'ban population (1901-1971) ;-TheState­ till 1931 became class II town in 1941. The ment given below shows the percentage of towns number of towns in size classes IV and V was in each class to total number of towns and per­ 3 and 2 respectively in 1941 as against 2 and 3 centage of population in each class to total urban of 1931. population (1901-1971) :-

1971 1961 1951 1941 Clasa ,....---A----., ,..----A----., Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- tage of tags of tags of tage of ~of tage of tage of tage of No. of Popula- No. of popula- o. of popula- No. of popula- towns tion towns tion towns tion towns tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I 4·65 68·45 4·88 67·44 4·35 54-94 3·33 M·22 II 4·35 18·27 3·33 15·22 III 6·98 9·52 2·44 3·55 IV 6·98 5·33 9·76 10·00 13·04 10·54 10·00 9·44 V 34·88 11·01 9·75 4·65 26·09 8·78 6·67 3·67 VI 46·51 5·69 73·17 14·36 32·17 7·57 76·67 17·45

1931 1921 1911 1901 Class Percen- Percen- Percan. Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- Percen- tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of tage of No. of popula- No. of popula- No. of popula- No. of popula- towns tion towns tion towns tion towns tion 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1'1 I 3·33 54·90 3·45 52·93 2·22 47·05 50·00 77·24 II III 3·33 13·47 3·45 11·77 2·22 U·82 50·00 22·76 IV 6·67 6·83 V 10·00 6·38 20·69 13·97 13·34 16·77 VI 76·67 18·42 72·41 19·33 82·22 24·36 96

As will be seen, at eaoh of the last 8 decades outer bOlUldaries of Sri~agar. aJld- 'J~u cities i.e., 1901-71, it is the cities or class I towns which ha.'Ve been extended during the inter-census period. accolUlted fot the largest proportion of urban The area increase in the case of class III and de­ population in the State. The city of Srinagar alone crease in class IN" towns is due to moving up of contributed no less than 77·24 pe"tC{',nt of the total Baramula and Sopore towns from class IV to urban population in 1901; 47·05 percent in 1911; class III in 1971. The increase in the area in case of 52·93 per cent in 1921; 54·90 percent in 1931 class V is also because of upgrading of 11 class and 54·22 per cent in 1941. Jammu city attained VI towns in 1971. The heavy fall in class VI may the status of class I in 1961 and two cities account­ be attributed to following reasons :- ed for "'67·44 percent and @6S·45 per cent of the (i) elevation of 11 form9rly class VI towns total urban population in 1961 and 1971 respec­ to class V in 1971, tively. Of the lower size classes, class V and VI (ii) elimination in 1971 of a number of places seem to have contributed a sizeable proportion of regarded as class VI towns in 1961. urban population at almost each decade. The proportion of the popUlation claimed by the class Some interesting conclusions can be deduced by studying the density per sq. km. in case of class IV does not disclose much variation. I towns in 1961 and 1971. The sharp fall in 1971 7. Olasswise percentage of area to total urban is suggestive of better living conditions and lessen­ area and density per sq. km. for 1961 and 1971- ing of congestion in the cities of Srinagar and The following statement shows the percentage Jamm.u. This has been brought about by amal­ of the area in each class of towns to total urban gamation of manv adjoining rural areas to the area and density of population per sq. km. in limits of these cities. The increase/decrease in each class of towns in 1961 and 1971. Similar the case of othe:r classes is partly due to the figures for the previous decades can not be worked movement of a town of a particular class to a di­ out as neither the areas of individual towns nor fferent class and partly due to changes effeoted of the State as a whole are traceable from any of in the limits of some of the towns. the previous Census Reports :- 8. Limits oj urban loca~ities treateiJ towns for OlassfJJise .percentage of area to total urban area tAefif'st time in 1971-0nly three places have been and density per sq. km./or 1961 and 1971 treated as towns for the first time in 1971. Of these, Kukernag and Tral belong to Anantnag district and Surankote to Punch district. The Peroentage of Density per sq. area to total ur· kilometer sub-joined statement gives total population, area in ban are& sq. kms. and the names of villages wholly or Class ,------'------,,----...... -----, partly included in the limits of each of the town :- 1961 1971 1961 1971 ------~ ------1 2 3 4 (j Town Popu- Area Names of villages ------Jation in sq. wholly or partly added Closs I 22 43 5,924 3,443 kms. Cla88 II ------Cla..,,, III 5 10 1,302 2,166 1. Trw 6,465 O· 65 1. Tral B",Ua 2. Tral Pain Cl&88 IV 6 3 3,065 3,479 2. Kukemag 1.723 2· 65 1. BidderRaya.t-) Cla88 V 5 20 2,020 1,210 pora } Partly 24 452 521 2. Bindoo Zalan· CI_VI 6.2 gam 3. Bur_kote 1,822 4· 52 S8omote (Partly) Note-- .Includes Brodamibagh and Jammu cantonmentll. 9. @Inlliudes Bada1Jlibagh and Jammu cantonments a8 4.n alphabetical list in respect of various 80\110 respective urban out-growths of Srinagar and Jammu Towns and Urban Agglomerations in th.e State cities. is gwen below:- The picture that emerges :from above is more a Cla.ss/ m.osaic than a uniform pattern. The sta.tement Sl. Name of Town/Ur- Name of S.No. Page suggests that class I towns comprising of 2 urban No. ban Agglomeration Distriot of A-IV No. 'agglomerations Srinagar and Jammu account of I 2 3 4 5 for 43 percent of the total urban area in 1971 as against 22 percent in 1961. The answer to this 1 Akhnoor Jammu VI12 100 2 Anantnag Anantnag III/3 98 high area inorease over the last decade is not far to 3 Arnia. J ..mmu V/IO 100 seek. As a sequel to continued expanding in indus­ 4 Badamibagh Can- Srinagar I/1(b) 97 trial and commetcial activity in these centres, the tonment 97

Class I Olass! SI. Name of Town/Ur- Name of S.No. Page SI. Name of Town!Ur- Name of S.No. Page No. ban Agglomeration District of A-IV No. No. ban Agglomeration District of A-IV No.

1 2 8 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

5 Bandipore Baramula V/7 100 27 Leh LlLdll.kh Vlll 100 6 Banihal Dada VI/17 102 28 Hattan . Anantnag VIII 101 7 Baramul.. Baramuili. III/S 9S 29 Nowohehr.. Rajauri VI/9 102 8 Bashohli Kathua VI!S 101 30 Pahalgam Ana.ntDag VIllI 102 9 Batote . Doda VII 12 102 31 Pampors Anantnag VII 99 10 Bhaderw.. h Dada V/14 100 32 Punch Punch IV/3 99 11 Bijbehara AnantDag V!2 99 33 lbj.. uri R ..jauri VIS 100 12 Biohna . .Jammu VI/5 101 34 Ramban Dada VI/15 102 13 Ch""ani. Udh.. mpur VII 10 l()2 35 Bamnagar Udhampur VI/6 101 14 DodO> Dod.. VI/2 101 38 Ranbirsinghpora Jammu V/4 99 15 Gulm&rg B ..ramul .. VII 19 102 37 Reasi Udhampur VI/3 101 18 :a:andwara Ba.ramula VIIS 101 38 Samba. Jammu V/9 100 17 Bira.nagar Kathua VI/4 101 39 Shupiya.n AIla.ntnag VIS 99 18 Jal1lDlu Cantonment Jammu II2(b) 98 40 Sopore • Baramula IIIII 98 19 Jammu Munioipality Jammu 1/2 (i) 98 41 Srinagar MuniCipality Srinagar 1/1(':) 97 20 KargH Ladakh VIII 0 102 -421 Surankote Punch VI/13 102 21 Kathua. Kathua IV/I 99 43 Tral AnantDag V/5 100 22 Ka.tra Udhampur VII 7 WI 44 Udhampur Udha.mpur IV!2 99 2S Kishtwar Dada VIIS 100 4.S Uri . Baramul.. VI/2D 102 24 Kukemag Anantnag VII 14 102 1. Jammu Urban Jammu 1/2 97 Agglomeration 25 Kulgam Anantnag V/O 100 26 Lakhcnpur 2. Srinaga.rUrban Srina.gar III 97 Kathua VI/IS 102 Agglomeration 98

'tOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS OLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1971 WITH VARlATION SINCE 1961 (Note on Table A-IV) This table which corresponds to Table A-IV of 1961 gives the growth of each town since 1901. The table also furnishes the area of each town at the 1971 Census in sq. kms. As in Table A-II, the percentage variation is given from decade to decade for ea.ch city and town. The total popu­ lation of the Urban Agglomeration is given under the class into which the Urban Agglomeration has been classified. Separate figures, have likewise been given for the various constituents of Urban Agglomerations. 99

A-lV-TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1971 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Person. Decade Percen- Males Females Semi Name of Town/Urbo.n State;Distrlct Year status of Aroaln town Xm' variation tag. No. Agglomeration deca~p variatlon

7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6

All .1aB_ II llrlJa" ~ ..nd 41 il'oum. 87,763 J"a.mmn & Kashmir 1901 158,748 1911 268,518 + 109,770 +69.16 149,282 119,2!. 1021 267,754 764 - 0.28 148,500 110,245 IIlSl 317,805 + 50,051 +18.69 178,170 189,635 1941 886,665 + 68,760 +21.64 215,972 170,593 1951 457,213 + 70,648 +18.28 250,816 206,S97 1061 305.44 508,815 +186,102 +29.77 321,687 271,628 107l 393.20 858,221 +264,906 +44.65 461,461 896,770 T_ 0141•• ] (100,000 ....-t _) It Url-a" Agglom~ 1901 122,618 65,542 67,076 1911 126,344 + 3,726 + 8.04 68,378 67,066 1921 141,735 +15,391 +12'18 76,604 65,131 1981 174.459 +32,724 +23.00 95,51B 78,941 1941 209,596 +35,137 +20.14 113,961 95,635 1951 250,724 +41,128 +19.62 135,325 115,309 1961 67'54 400,110 +140,386 +59.58 217,255 182,805 1971 170'62 587,460 +187,350 +46.82 316,804 270,606

8rinagar 1901 122,618 65,542 57,076 1 Srinagar Urban Agio- +3,726 +3.04 68,378 mera.tll£ 1911 126.344 &7,966 1921 141,735 +1&,891 +12.18 76,604. 65,131 1931 174,459 +82.724 +23.09 95.518 78".941 1941 209,696 +35,187 +20.14 118,961 96,635 1961 250,724 +41,128 +19.62 135,325 115,B99 1961 47.08 291,853 +41,129 +16.40 166,689 135,164 1971 U.A. I' 103.28 428,258 +131,400 +45.02 228,227 195,026

122,618 65,642 57,076 , (:0) SrinaI!ar SrI_ 1901 1911 126,84.4 +3,726 +3.04 68,378 57,966 1921 141,785 +15,891 +12.18 76,604 65,181 1931 178,678 +81,838 +22.46 94,700 78,780 1941 207,787 +84,214 +19.71 112,460 95.327 1951 246.522 +38,785 +18.64 182,714 113,8OS 1961 41.44 286,257 +38,735 +16.71 162,967 182,290 1971 City 97.65 416,271 +180,014 +45.58 224,067 101,204

122,618 65,542 (i) Bri_ Sdnagar 1901 57,076 . 1911 126,844 +3,726 +8.04 68,378 57,966 19S1 Ul,735 +15,891 +12.18 76,604 66,181 1931 178,678 +81,888 +22.46 94,793 78,780 19i1 207,787 + 34,2U +19.71 112,460 95,S27 1061 246,622 +88,785 +18.64 182,714 118,8OS 1961 M.O. 41.44 285,257 +38,785 +16.71 152,967 132.290 1971 M.O. 82.S8 408,418 +118,156 +41.42 217,766 185,648

6,400 (ii) Natlpora. Srlnagar 1971 Outgrowth 5.44 8,410 2,981

(Mi) B_tJllarzala Srinagar 1971 Outgrowth 2.47 2,145 1,104 1,041 2,020 (w) BImna Srinagar 1971 Outgrowth 4.04 1,065 955 ( ..) Knrsu PadshabI Brinagar . 1971 Outgrowtil 2.22 1,298 714 6711 Bagh

(6) Badamlbal!h Srlnagar 1911@ 1921@ 1931 886 725 161 1941 1,809 + 9i1S +104.18 1,601 80s 1951 4,202 + 2,393 +182.28 2,611 1,591 1961 Ca.ntt. 6.64 6,696 +2,394 +66.97 3,722 2,874. 1971 Ca.nU. 6.63 7,982 +1,386 +21.01 4,100 8,822

J"ammu Urba.n Agglo. Jammu . 1901 311,130 22,221 18,909 meratlon 1911 81,728 - 4.404 -12.11l 11l,362 12.364 1921 81,506 - 220 - 0.69 19,121 12,885 1931 42,794 +11,288 +36'83 26,987 15,807 1941 68.847 +16,063 +37.51 86,369 22.478 1961 83,551 +24,704 +41'98 48,467 35.OS4 1961 20.46 lOS,257 +24,706 +29.57 60,566 47.691 1971 U.A. 67.34 164,207 +55,950 +51.68 88,627 75,680 100

Serial N&m8 of Town/Urban State/Diatriot Year Statu. of Area in Per»0D8 Decade ,.. Peroona Males Females No. Agglomeration town Km' vari&tionJ! tage decade variation

1 I 3 , II 7 8 9 10 II

(a) Jammu J&lDlllU : 1901 38,130 22,221 13,900 1911 81,726 -4,404 -12.19 19,862 12,364 1921 31,606 -220 - 0.69 19,121 12,886 , 1931 88,618 +7,107 +22.66 28,361 16,262 ,194,1 50,879 +11,766 +80.47 29,817 20,562 1961 76,568 +26,179 +51.116 43,699 32,859 1981, 10.36 102,788 +26,180 +34.20 67,681 "6,157 1971 City 57.23 1117,908 +56,170 +68.70 86,349 72,559

(\) J&DIlIlU Jammu 111Dl 36,130 211,221 13,_ lilli, 31,72& - 4,404 -12.19 19,362 12,364 11121 31,506 220 - 0.69 19,121 12,385 1931 38,613 + 7,107 +22.66 2S,861 15,262 1941 60,379 +11,766 +80.47 29,817 20,662 1961 76,658 +26,179 +51.96 43,699 82,869 1961 M.C. 10.Se; 102,7S8 +26,180 +34.20 57,681 46,167 11171 )(.C. 50.50. 165,SS8 +52,600 +61.20 88,968 71,380

(ii) Nagrota J&DIlIlU 1971 Outgrowth 8.48 1141 508 48a

(iii) S.tw&rl Jammu 1971 Outgrowth 1.72 916 ,606 ',409 1.55 . ('.) Nanral1lall& Jammu 11171 OutKrowth 714 S?7 337

(t) Jammu Jammu 11101£ 1911£ 1921£ 19S1 4,181 8,628 665 11141 8,'63 H,287 +102.54 6,562 1,916 1951 6,998 -1,475 -17.42 4,768; " 2,226 1981 Cantt. 10.10 -1,474 -21.08 20986 ,., . 2,584 1971 Cantt. 10.11 :~~~- + 780 +l4..13 8.278 8,021 ::... ClIJoI 11 (60,000-99,999) Nil~TOItM

1941 1iS,8"7 36,889 22,478 1951 88,561 +24,704 +41.118 48,467 85,084

ClIJo. III (1I0,Htl-19,11119) II POMmB

11101 36,180 22,221 13,909 1911 81,728 4,40." - 12.19 19,362 12,884 11121 81,608 220 0..811 19,121 12,886 10111 42,79" +11,288 -+ 35.88 26,987 16,807 11181 16.19 21,087 11,513 9,574 11171 37.70. 81,874 +60,687 +287.82 (S,784 87,890

1 Sopore Baramala 1911 8,514. 4,"65 ",049 1921 8,624 + 10. + 0..12 ",610 8,914, 11181 10.,982 +2,468 +28.84 5,956 5,026 1941 11,770 + 788 + 7.18 6,667 6,208 1951 15,378 +3,608 +30.66 8,878 7,000 19111 T.A. 1.4.2 18,987 +3,609 +28.47 10,189 8,798 11171 T.A. 111.08 27,897 +8,710 +45.87 ]4,818 12,870

9,019 4,987 II AII&IltDa8 AD&1ltaaP: 1911 ",082 111:!1 9,"6' + "46 + ".93 5,303 4,161 11181 10.,736 +1,272 +13.4,4 8,108 ",683 194,1 11,986 +1,240 +11.63 6,728 5,1162 1961 16,586 +",661 +37.97 9,118 7,418 1981 T.A. 18.19 21,087 +4,551 +27.62 11,618 11,574 1971 T.A. 7.18 27,64,8 +6,566 +81.09 14,903 12,740

11,599 8,686 8,013 3 Baram:al.. ] l' :Baramula 11111 1921 8,7"4 + 146 + 2.20 3,691 8,053 1981 11,886 + 1411 + 2.11 3,780 3,108 1941 12,724 +5,888 +84.78 7,138 5,591 1951 16,289 +8,565 +28.02 8,979 7,810 1981 TA. 6.22 19,854 +8,665 +21.89 10,825 9,029 1971 T.A. 15.54 26,834 +6,4,80 +32.64 1",063 12,271 101

Seri&) N .....e of Town{Urban State/Distriot Year Status of Ana In PIlI'SOnlI Decade Poroon- Mal"" Font"J... No. Agglolller&tion town Km" variation tage decade v-ariatioo

2 3 " Ii 6 7 8· 0 10 II

2'_ "",•• IV (10,000-19,999) iJ'l'monB

1931 21,718 12,059 9,059 1941 86,479 +14,761 +67.97 20,423 16,056 _ 1951 48.208 +11,724 +32.914 26,475 21,728 1961 10.85 69,300 +11,097 +23.02 31,9114 27,306 IOn 18.16 45,780 -13,511 -22.78 24,816 21,478

1 KatbUR XRtbna. 1011 5,2'0 3,008 2,232 1021 6,072 - 168 - 3.21 2,948 2,124 1931 5,248 + 171 + 3.87 8,002 2,24.1 1941 5,586 + 343 + 6.54 8,116 2,470 1951 7,616 +2,030 +36.34 4,146 3,4:70 1961 T.A. 1.94 9,647 +2,031 +26.67 11,176 4,471 1971 T.A. 1.46 17,416 +7,769 +80.1>3 9,170 8,246

2 Udhampur Udhampur . 1911 2,860 1,311 1,049 1921 2,390 + 80 + 1.27 1,373 1,017 1931 3,683 +1,243 +52.01 2,065 1,568 1941 4,666 +1,033 +28.48 2,644 2,022 1951 7,464 . +11,708 -10-60.97 4,088 3,881 1961 T.A. 1.86 10,1163 +2,709 +B7.50 5,628 4,740 1071 TA. 1.34 16,392 +6,129 +59.72 8,776 7,616

3 Punoh Punch lOll 7,664 4,662 2,902 1921 7,026 - 688 - 7.11 4.,103 2,923 1931 8,11>2 + 1,126 +16.08 4,906 8,246 1941 8.60S + 456 + 6.69 4,961 8,667 1951 9,402 + 794 + 9.22 6,204 4,198 1061 lILCl. 10.36 10,196 ~+ 794 -+ 8.46 • 6.457 4,789 1971 T.A. 10.36 11,981 + 1,785 +17.51 6,370 6,611

2'otnl Oltu.·V (6,00IJ-9,fJ99) 16 P_

1911 46,031 26,027 80,004 1921 42,758 - 2,273 5.05 28,878 18,880 1981 20,281 -22,477 - 52.57 11,688 8,693 194"1 14,194 _ 6,037 - 30.01 ·8,087 6,127 1951 40,134 +25,940 +182.76 21,961 18,188 1981 18.67 27,614 -12,620 -31.20 14,918 12,701 1971 78.03 04,408 +66,884 +242.21 49,827 44,671

1 PampoH Auntnall . 1911 3,848 1,861 1,497 1921 8,494 + 146 + 4.86 .1,941 1,663 1981 8,869 + 875 +10.78 2,114 1.755 1941 4.,446 + 677 +14.91 2,471 1,975 1961 5,007 + 661 +12.62 2,7U 2,266 1961 T •.&. 8,88 5,568 + 661 +11.20 ·8,011 2.667 1971 N.A.. 8.89 8,582 +9,014 +64.19 4,659 4,023

2 BlIbeba~ AnantnRII . 1011 4,424 2,960 2,064 1921 4,270 154 _'48 2,911 1,959 1981 4,438 + 168 +3.93 2,462 1,9711 1941 4,682 + 94 +2.12 2,481 2,051 1061 9B1 +20.54 2,1190 2,473 1961 T.A. 2.41 -ti:!-·-::: 931 +17.04 3,498 2,896 11171 N.A. 2.40 8,610 + 2,116 +93.09 4,588 8.922

3 Sbupll'Rll AnantnlOll 1911 2,114 1,161 953 '1921 2,286 + 122 + 6.77 1,223 1,018 1981 2,'17 - 19 - 0.86 1,187 1,030 1941 4,869 +2,142 +96.62 2,S46 2,013 1951 6,181 + 828 +18.88 2,787 2,895 1961 T.A. 6.44 6,005 + 828 +10.88 3,228 2,7:77 1971 N.A.. 5.44 7,836 +1,831 +80.49 4,224 8,612

4 Banblralnahpora .Jammn 1911 1,886 761 676 1921 1,611 + 2TIi +20.58 8110 721 1981 2,080 + 469 +29.11 1,198 B8lI 1941 2,150 + 70 + 8.87 1,218 .;fi~7 1951 S,4B6 +1,885 +62.09 1,883 1,802 1961 T.A. 0.49 4,820 +1,886 +88.81 2,652 2,268 1971 N.A. 0.49 6,496 +1,676 +84.77 9,8P6 8,141

~ ~/lJ(D)1 SCOJ cl>K-9 102

Serial Name of Town(Urban St&te(Diatrict y ..... Sta'UB of Aleau.. p

1 1I 3 4 II 8 7 8 II 10 11

• 6 Pral · AnantDBII · 1071 N." 0.56 6.466 a.", a.OSl 6 K11II!&m ADantDag 1911 1.7911 977 818 • · 1921 ))ecJagflled · 11131 -do- 19.1 -do- 1961 -do- 1901 T.A. 16.64 4,699 lI,4li7 2,1411 1971 N.A. 111.42 o,SIID +1.770 +88'49 8,886 lI,988

7 Bandlpore. Bammula 1911 1.303 71i7 UII · · 1921 J:JeoJ-lfted 1981 -do- 1941 -do- 1961 --do- 1981 T.A. 4·97 4.074 11.178 1.898 1971 N.A. 110118 6,201 +2.12; +112·21 S.311 2.lIII0

8 Rajaurl • Rajao.ri • 1911 2.1911 l.lI03 9811 • • 1921 2.283 + 81 + 2:;8 1.214 1.039 1931 11.184 -89 -S·H 1.1ll!lI !lS9 1941 2.449 +1I81l +13·17 I.S87 1.0611 1961 3.322 +873 +311-116 1.8M 1.467 1981 T.A. 7·SO 4.196 +874 +28·31 2.323 1.873 1971 N.A. 8·09 11.9311 +1.743 +41·114 3.lI28 2.718

9 Salnba • Jammu • 1911 2.307 1.210 1.007 • 1921 11,418 +Iii +4.8i 1.1!l8S 1.156 1931 2.9lT +499 +110·64 1.624 1.393 1941 3,287 +370 +111'68 1.718 I.lIII9 I1N11 3.824 +1137 +18'34 2.007 1.817 1961 T.A. 0'08 4.361 +837 +14-04 2.296 2.oea 1971 N.A. 1·10 6.890 +I,1ilI9 +83·06 3.007 B,883

10·AnlIa Ja",mu 1961 T.A. Ill'. 3.827 2.018 1.811 · · 1971 N.A. Ill· lUI 6.846 +lJ,Olo +U'78 2.9lHI 2M7 11 Leh Ladakh . 1911 11,8911 1.464 l.tal 1921 2.401 _94 -17.00 1.1Sl! 1,1110 · 1931 3.093 +6IIl! +28·82 1.571 1.522 1941 3.372 +279 +9·02 1.814 1.61J8 19111 3.1148 +174- +5'16 1.83lI 1.714 1961 T.A. 9·17 8.720 +174 +4·01 1.849 1.871 1971 N.A. 9·111 11.1119 +1.799 +48'36 1I.S6lI 1I.6lI4

UI Aklmoor' • Jammu 1911 8.033 l.lJlIO 1,483 1921 2.9011 -128 -4·22 1.4118 1.400 · · 1931 8.007 +102 +8·111 1.608 1.399 1941 3.3118 +391 +13·00 1.799 l.lI99 1961 3.618 +220 +6'4.7 I.Hl 1.077 1961 T.A. 1·84 3.839 +l!l!1 +6'I1 2~084 1.756 1971 N.A. 1·811 11.338 +1.494 +88'92 2.80& 2.1129

13 Kishtwar Doda 1911 2.378 1.277 1.101 · 1921 2.1148 +168 +7-1;6 1.396 1.1110 1931 3.B3lI +789 +1lO'1I9 1.874 1.«111 1941 8.2311 -100 -3·00 1.7119 1.476 1961 3.687 +4Iil! +13·97 1.975 1.712 1961- T.A. 0·62 4.140 +4113 +12'29 2.192 1.948 1971 N.A. 0·63 11.278 +1.138 +117·44 9.768 2.1188

14 Bhaderwah Doda 1911 2.663 1.348 1.2Ul · · 1921 2.603 +~ +1.88 1.369 1.234 1931 2.89lI +292 +11·22 1.638 1.3117 1941 11.989 +94 +8·26 1.649 1.440 11151 3.1169 +670 +19·07 1,.8'11 1.688 11161 T.A. 1I·1Il! 4.129 +1170 +10'02 2.193 1 •• 1971 N.A. II'. 6.1111 +1.082 +lI6·20 2.6OS 2.1118 ~--.--___,_------l()3

Satial Name of Town{Urltan State{Diatriot y ..... Status of Area in Persons Decade Peroen- lIIaIes l~omales B variation No_ Agglomeration town Km ~B variation

1 2 9 .. 6 7 8 9 10 II

16 Hand...... Baramula 1911 792 444 348 1921 DECLASSIFIED 1931 -do- 1941 --do- 19111 --do- 1961 --do- 1971 N_A. 8·46 11,0211 2,701 2.~24 Class VI (I... tban 6.000) 20 Towns

1911 66,417 36,616 28,902 1921 51,766 ~13,662 -20.88 28,906 22,849 1931 68.663 +6,798 +13-13 31.918 26.636 1941 67.449 +8,896 +15·19 37,162 30.297 19111 34.601 ---32.848 --48·70 18,698 16,003 1961 188·69 86.204 +60,603 +146'26 46,012 39,192 1971 93·64 48,800 -36,404 --42·73 26.670 22,130

I Katt&n ADantnag 1931 3.016 1,603 1,413 1941 3,487 +471 +111-62 1,9l1li 1,632 · 19111 DECLASSIFIED 1961 -do~ • 1971 N.A. 1'40 4,771 2,680 2,191

II Dada Dada 1911 1,077 578 499 19111 DECLASSIFIED · 1931 --do- 1941 --do- 1961 --do- 1961 T.A. 14·24 3,148 1,770 1,378 1971 N.A. 14·26 4,396 +1,247 +39-61 2,478 1,917

8 ReaRI Udhampur 1911 1,905 1,062 843 · 1921 1,940 +36 +1'84 1,073 867 1931 2,106 +166 +8·66 1,198 913 1941 2.822 +716 +34'00 1.584 1,238 1961 2.620 -202 -7·16 1,464 1,166 1961 T.A_ 4'20 2,418 -202 -7-71 l,3.11S 1,096 1971 N.A. 4-19 3,886 +1.487 +60·67 2,107 1,778 .. Hlraugar Kootbua 1911 1,114 641 473 1921 DECLASSIFIED 1931 ---do- 1941 -40- 19111 -do- 1961 T.A_ ]·11 2.866 1,494 1,362 1971 N.A. 1-10 3.744 +888 +31'00 1.894 1,860 II ·B1.hna Jammu 1981 T.A. 2·07 2.672 1.418 ],256 1971 N.A. 2·08 3.1170 +898 +33-oi 1.860 1,710 6 Ramaagar Udhampnr . 1911 2,073 1.107 966 1921 1.977 -96 _·63 1.061 916 1931 1,904 -73 -3'69 1.029 876 1941 2.442 +638 +28·26 1.286 1.167 ]9111 2,324 -U8 --4·83 1,237 1,087 1961 T.A. 4·71 2.207 -117 _·03 1,189 1,018 1971 N_A, 4·71 3.484 +1,277 +117-86 1,797 1.687 /'K..- Udhampnr 1911 828 443 3811 1921 DECLASSIFIED 1981 950 4011 456 1941 1.0011 '+65 +6-79 539 466 1961 1,267 +262 +26·07 689 678 1961 T.A. 1-24 1.629 +262 +20·68 838 691 1971 N.A. 1'48 3,316 +1,786 +116'81 1,786 1,1129 8 Baehohll Xathua 1911 1,9114 1,003 951 1921 1.914 --40 -2-06 979 936 1931 2.092 +178 +9·30 1,094 998 1941 2,383 +291 +13.91 1,303 1.080 101111 2,488 1-196 +4'41 1,323 1,166 1961 T.A. 4·64 2,1193 t-l05 +4·22 1,343 1,260 1971 N.A. "'-65 3,309 +716 +27-61 1,739 1_670

MIB(D)lSOOJ"'X-IO (110) 104

Serial Name of Town/Urban Year Statu. of Peroono Decade Percen. Males Females No. Agglomeration town variation d:t:d.. variation

1 2 3 6 .,. 8 \I 10 11 Rajauri • 1961 T.A. 1,904 1,038 9116 1971 N.A. 2,408 1,340 1,118

10 Jfargll Ladakh • 1911 1,316 763 662 1921 DECLAsSIFIED 1931 -do- 1941 -do- 1961 -do- 1961 -do- 1971 N.A_ .2·14 2,390 1,396 11 *Pohalgam • 1961 N.A. 20·72 1,920 1,006 824 1971 N.A. 20·72 2,3311 1,297 1,038 Doda 1961 T.A. 0·48 1,780 1,046 734 1971 N..A. 0·48 2,320 1,290 1,030 13 S ...... u.oIe. • Punoh • 1971 N.A. 4-112 1,822 904 808 14. K"'--g. Ammtnag • 1971 N.A. 2·M 1,7.23 940 778 lIi R"mban • • Doda • 1911 IKJlj 318 187 1921 VEfu..AsSIFIEn 1931 -do-. 1941 -do- 1961 -do- 1961 T.A. 1,490 887 603 1971 N.A. 1,1181 +9i +6:il 902 679 16 Obenanf • • UdhamplU' 1911 639 336 803 1921 VEci.AasIFIED 1931 -do- 1941 -do- 1961 -do- 1961 -do- 1971 N.A. 0·70 1,343 760 693 17 *:Banlhal. Dod" 1961 T.A. 3'611 803 488 316 1971 N.A. 3'M 703 464 l!89 • Xathua • 1961 N.A. 0·70 439 288 161 1071 N.A. 0·74 610 303 263 19 Gulmarg • Baramnla • 1911 70 70 1921 m:Ci.ABSIFIED 1931 -do- 1941 -do- 19&1 -do- 1961 N.A. 206 183 113 1071 N.A. lI43 +83; +163·tiii 496 47 lIO Uri • Baramula • 1911 M4 298 1921 VECiAssIFIED 246 1931 980 619 341 1941 1,281 +33'44 801 480 1961 881 -as. 70 631 330 1961 T.A. 1'10 441 _·78 261 180 1971 N.A. 1·19 443 +0·40 242 201 N04- O)@) BadamibaghOan_ment (Srinaga.r Cantonment) In 1011 JI01>D]ation2,104 (1,384 M, 720 F) and fn 10lli populationll 216Cl 40211 763F) waa part of Srinagar City. The combined popula~ion ofSrluagar Munfclpii.Hty and Cantonment for 1911 and 1921 h&o tieen .ho....; p.gahmt &u.p.gar M.C. (2) £Jammn Cantooment in 1901 J'Dpnlation,I,26ICI.I42M.I09 F) In lOll population 1.869 (1.6liOM.219F) and in 1921 population 1 497 (1.328 M, 169F) "'""'! part of Jammu City. The combined population of J"mmn Municipality and Jammu Cantonment rl>. 11101. lOll and i021 w.a been shown ag&1D1' Jammu M.C. (3) 'the population figures of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration for 1961 inolude the population of Natipora-Haid~r !'ora (N-A.) (1.740 M. 1.491 F) whloh then formed .. part of tho Srinagar Town group. It haa been .inee deolao&i6ed aud is Dot included in 1971 Urban Agglomeration. Col) Towns treated BB Bach for the firn time In 1961 are marked with asterisk C·). (IS) Towns_ted aa auch for the first time in 1971 are printed in italios. (6) The 19151 popul.. tion is the .....thmetie mean of 1941 ..nd 1961 population. (7) The folloJring abbreviationo have been uaed to denote the statUI of town - (11 U .A.-UrbanAgglomeration.(2) M.C.-Municipal Committee. (3)T.A.-Town Area,(4) N.A.-Notified Area.(II) Cantt.-cantonm.... t. (8) Tot.. l.Al' .... of .. UTownsJU.A·sunderallcJaaoeo comeato393·20Km·InTabJeA·IVwere BB the total urban area given in the Table A.I I. 393·30Kmt • The dilfe..... oe of O'lOKm' I. due to the fact th.. t the Urban Azea given In TabJ~ A·I hBB been derived by a.dding the Urban Are... o£.tehoU.... fteuo1lDdlng the 88me upto one place of deci_l. 105

TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1971 WITH VAlUATION SINCE 1901 (Fly-leaf to Appendix I to Table A-IV) It will be seen from the appendix that the whioh oonsequently would have been 66,397; total population of those places treated as towns 61,278; 5,401; 18,009 and 11,671 respectively. in 1961 and subsequently declassified in 1971 was 26,007. Had these places not been declassified On the other hand, if such of the towns of 1961 and continued to remain as towns in 1971 also, as have been declassified in 1971 had also been the total urban population of the State in 1971 declassified in 1961, the urban population of the would have stood at 884,228. Of the 5 declassified State in 1961 would have gone down by 17,033 towns, 4 belonged to Baramula and 1 to Srinagar persons. The total urban population in that district. In case, these plaoes had remained as case would have stood at 576,282. The position towns in 1971, the urban population of Baramula respect of the districts affected by this declassi­ distriot would have been 85,203 i.e., 66,243+ fication would have been as under- 18,960 persons and that of Srinagar distriot 430,300 i.e., 423,253+7,047 persons. Distriot 1961urba·n PopuJ.a.tion 1961 urban population ofdeol_i- popUlation In like manner, if 7 places treated as towns Bed towns in case of in 1971 had also been classed as towns in 1961, in 1961 declassifica- tion of the total urban popUlation of the State in 1961 towns would have s1;o0d at 612,701, i.e., 593,315+ 19,386 persons. This would have also affected Srinagar 295,084 3,231 291,853 the respeotive urban population of distriot Anant­ 57,'64 13,802 43,562 nag, Baramula, Ladakh, Udhampur and Punch 106

TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1971 . WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 (Note on Appendix I to Table A-IV)

This appendix is same as in 1961 i.e., showing the area and population of the new towns added in 1971 and towns in 1961 declassified in 1971. The appendix is supplemented with Explanaflbry Notes and two lists 'A' and 'H' showing places with a population under 5,000 treated as towns for the first time in 1971 and those omitted from the list of towns in 1971 but which were treated as towns in 1961. i07

A-IV' TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED B\Y POPULATION IN 1971 WITH V ABlATION SINCE 1901

Apl'ENDIX-I

New Towns added in 1971 and To'wns in 1961 declassified in 19U

New towns added in 1971 Towns in 1961 which have been declassified State/District -----. as Rural in 1971 Name of town Are&in Popul&t.ion N&me of town Are&in Population---. Km" ------, Km" ~ 1971 1961 1971 1961

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

J&mmu &nd Kashmir State

A.n&ntn&g Distriot 1. M&ttan (N.A.) 1'40 4,771 4.364t 2. KuTeemag (N.A.) 2·65 1,723 1,391 3. Tral (N.A.) 0'55 6,465 3,069

SriD.&garDistriot 1. N&tipor&.Haider- por& (N.A..) • 2·49 7,047:1: 3,231

Baramul& Distriot Handw_ (N.A.) 8'46 5,025 3,914 1. Sumbal (N.A.). 2'10 3,941 2,755 2. H&jin (N.A.) 18·29 4,915 3,701 S. P&lh&Ian (N.A.) • 9·74 6,353 3,762 4. Aju (N.A.) 14·66 4.751 3,584

Lad&kh Distriot Ka.rgil (N.A.) 2'14 2,390 1,681

Udhampur Distriot Chenani (N.A.) O' 70 1,343 1,592

Panch DiBtJ:lct

NOTB- 1. tDenotes total popul&tion of village Matt&n (Maoha·Ba.wan) in 1961, .... separate figures for three patties viz., Faqirpora Manznoo and Nambal whioh have been exoluded from the limits o{Mattan Notified Are& are not &vailable.· , 2. tDenoteB total population of village Harz&la and part villages of Haiderpora, Bagat Barzala and KllrIIu Padahahi :Bagh ",hioh were constituents of Natipora.Haiderpora Notified Area in 1961. 3. *Repreaents the population of that portion of Samote village ",hioh faUs under the limits of Surarikote Notified Area. 4. Towns treated as such for the first time in 1971 are printed in italios. 5. N·.A.-Notified A.-.

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A-IV-1_'OWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1971 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 EXPLANATORY NOTE 'A' TO APPENDIX I TO TABLE A-IV Oo;"stituents oj New Town·s ailded in 1971 Oensus

Distriot Name of the Town Constituent villages ,---"'--_-' '-~--' ----- 1961 Name .------_____,.__~---., Land Popula- Revenue tion Record No.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

Anantnag 1. Mattan (N.A.) . 1. Maoha Bawan (Ma.ttan Partly) 137 "4.364 2. Kukernag (N.A.) 1. Bindoo Zala.ngam (Pa.rtly) 291 700 2. Bidder Hayat Pora (Partly) 289 691 3. Tral (N.A.) 1. Tral Bala. 50 1.714 2. Tral Pain 38 3,355 Baramula 4. Ha.ndwara (N.A.) 1. Ha.ndwara . 166 1,361 2. Khirman Na.nd Ram 161 157 3. KhunaBal 165 38.4 4. Khirma.n Hanud 160 64 5. Bagat Pora 164 199 6. Dura.sh Pora 167 224 7. K.a.ohwari . 163 102 8. Brari Pora . 136 850 9. Choti Pora (Partly) 137 164 10. Kulangam (P&rtly) 135 409 Ladakh . 5. Ka.rgil (N.Al . 1. K&rgil 94 1,681 Udhampllr 6. Chenani (N. .) • 1. Chena.ni. . 28 843 2. Batna (P&rtly) . 27 48 3. Mada (P&rtly) 22 701 Punoh 7. Surankote (N.A.) 1. Samote (Partly) 41 t l ,375 Note--(I) *Denotell tot.. l population of village Mli.eha. Ba.w.. n (Mu.ttan) in 1961 .... sep.. r ..te figures for three pa.tties, "

A-IV TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED B'Y POPULATION IN 1971 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 EXPLANATORY NOTE 'B' TO APPENDIX I TO TABLE A-IV TOW'f!s of 1961 which have been declassified in 1971 showing the name, a.,.ea and population oj the village into which it has .,.elapsed in 19710ensus. ------Constituent Villages District Name of the Town .. ""' r------~------,1971 ----- Name r-'-----Land Area. in Popui&tion Revenue Km". Record No. ,-~--,---,~~----~ (I) (2) (3) (4) (II) (6)

Srina.gar 1. Natipora.-Haiderpora (N.A.) • . 1. Haiderpora . 63 2·18 1,513 2. Bagat Barzala . 61 2'47 2,145 3. Kursu Padshahi Bagh 30 2·22 1,.293 4. Banala • . 266 2'07 2,096 Baramul.. 1. Sumbal (N.A.) 1. Sumbal 332 .2·09 3.941 2. Hajin (N.A,) 1. Hajin 340 18·29 4,915 3. p ..lhalan (N.A.) 1. Palhalan 289 9·71 5,353 4. Aj... ~ (N.A.) 1. Ajae . 104 14·65 4,751 ------Note--N.A.=Notified Are... 109

.A-IV-TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERA­ times.in the period of ten years. As against the TIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN area figure of 10·36 sq. kmB. of 1961, the city 1971 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 now measures 60·60 sq. kms. The population of the city. has also gone up by 52;600 persons ApPENDIX I during 1961-71 and the population of the Janunu munioipality ·returned at 1971 CensuS stood· at LIST A 155,338 as against 102,738 in 1961. List oj places with a population unaer 5,000 treatea as towns for the first tinne in 1971 The answer to extra-ordinary increase in area and populations of these two cities are self Aze& in Popula- evident. Both Srinagar and Jammu which are Town Distriot Km"in tion in Capital Cities have been expanding rapidly and 1971 1971 during the last decade their limits have been extended by merging with these the following Kukemag (N.A.) An.... tn.. g 2·61) 1,723 looalities- Surankote (N.A.) Punoh 4·52 1,822

A-IV TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERA­ Names of new localities added TIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN after 1961 1971 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 Srinagar Munioipality _ 1. Nawpora Abi A.l'PENDIX I 2. KaYapora 3. Lam LIST B 4. Brain List oj places with a population under 5,000 in Ii. Baghi HUB8&in 1961 which were treated as Towns in 1961 but 6. Nandpor.. have been omitteilfrom tke list ciftowns in 1971 7. Suderbal 8. Chandihar 9. Baghwan Pora Plaoe Distriot .Area in Popula­ Km"in tion in 10. Noor Bagh 1961 1961 11. Arampora 12. Qamarwari Natipora--H.. iderpora Srinagar lhl9 3,231 13. Ch.. wni-Badam-Bingh 1. Sumbal Baramula 2·10 2,755 14. Barthana 2. Haiin -do- 18·.29 3,701 15. Batamalina 3. P ..lhalan • -do- 9·74 3,762 16. Gulabpor.. 4. Ajas -do- 14·66 3,li84 17. Pandrethan{Pa.rtly) 18. Parimpora (Partly) A-IV-TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLO 19. Wonta Bhawan (Partly) MERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULA­ .20. B ..ohpor .. (Partly) TION IN 1971 WITH VARIATION SINCE 21. A:ra.mwari 1901 22. Ku1'8u Padahahi Bagh (Partly) 23. Bimn.. (Fly-leaf to Appendix II to Table A-IV) Jammu Munioipality . 1. Subash N ..gar 2. Vikram Nagar The appendix shows that out of 46 towns in 3. Talab TiJIu the State, as many as 80 have registered changes 4. Bhagwati N ..gar in their respective area figures during the decade. Ii. Ashok Nagar The two principal cities of Srinagar and Jammu 6. Shakti Nagar show phenomenal increases both in respect of 7. Mohinder Nagar their areas and population since 1961. The area of Srinagar municipality whioh was 41·44 sq. kms. in 1961 has almost doubled in the span Tho jurisdiotions of Bandipore, Sopore, Samba of ten years and now stands at 82·88 sq. kma. and .Jammu cantonment have also further extended The population of Srinagar municipality according with the inclusion in their limits of many to current census is 403,413 as against 285,257 whole and part villages after 1961. Towns like of 1961. Similarly, the area of Jammu munici­ Anantnag, Kulgam and Kathua, on the othor­ pality on the other hand, has gone up about 5 hand, show a substantial fall in their respective u'o aleas alter 1961, which is attributable to computa­ 2. Fa.ll in area. due to expulsion ot some tional error. The increase of 9· 32 sq. knis. in the loca.lities from the towns limits, area of Baramula town during the decade 1961-71 is due to the inclusion of Mahalla Khawja Bagh 3. Varying figures of area as reported by in its limits at the :recent census which although Revenue Department and Local Bodies forming a part of the town in 1961 also, was authorities, erroneously left out in caloulating the area of 4. Variation in area caused by the rounding the town at that time. The increase/decrease up of area figures to make tehsil/district in the area figures of remaining towns is insignifi­ totals tally, cant. Some of the main reasons responsible for 5. Town boundaries are not properly defined increase/decrease in the area figures of the towns in Some cases. It appears that these during the past decade are as follows-- variatioDs arise because of agrioultural lands which formed. pa.rt of the villages 1. Increase in area due to inclusion of certain before their conversion into towns and localities in the limits of growing a.nd which have Dot been t&ken into aooount expanding towns, while determining the area of the towns. 111

'tOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED B¥ POPULATION IN 1971 WITH V ABIATION SINCE 1901 (Note on Appendix II to Table A-IV)

The appendix whiohisa new one has beenintro­ duoed for the first time at the present census. The appendix is designed to show ohanges in area of towns (with. population) between 1961 a.nd 1971 and reasons· for the ohange in area of towns. The &re& figures have been given in sq. kilometres both for 1961 and 1971 Censuses. ll~

A-lV-TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POP{lLATJON IN 1971 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 ' ApPENDIX-II Changes in area oj towns (with population) betwelWt- 1961 anrl1971 and reason for change in- a1'ea ---__-_._---_.

~arne of Town (Distriot) Area (in Area (in Population Km°) Km") r----"------:- -.. Rea-son for the ohange in arca 1961 1971 1961 1971

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

Anantnag (T.A.) (Anantna.g District) 16·19 7·13 21,087 27,643 The differenee in area is due to computational error. B,\behara (N.A.) (Ana.ntnag District) 2'41 2-40 6,394 8,510 The difference in area is due to computational

Bandipore (N.A.) (Baramula Distriot) 4·97 5·56 4,074 6,201 The difference in area i. due to jurisdictional Change.

Sopore (T.A.) (Bammula District) 1·42 15·03 18,987 27,697 Tho differenoe in area is due- to jurisdictional oha.nge.

Ba.ramuIa. (T.A.) (Baramul. District) 6·22 15·54 19,854 26,334 The difference in area. is due to oomputational error_

Gulmarg (N.A.) (Baramula District) 7·85 7·84 206 543 The difference in area is due to oomputational error.

Leh (N.A.) (Ladakh Distriot) 9·17 9·15 3,720 5,519 The difference in area is due to oomputational error.

Kishtwar (N.A.) (Doda Distriot) 0·62 0·63 4,140 5,276 The differenoe in area is due to oomputational error.

Bhaderwah (N.A.) (Doda Distriot) 5·52 5'50 4,129 5,211 The difference in area. i. due to oomputational error.

Doda (N.A.) (Doda District) 14·24 14-25 3,148 4,395 The difference in area is due to oomputational error.

Banihal (N.A.) (Doda Distriot) 3·65 3·64 803 753 The difference in area i. due to oomputational error.

UihaIDpur (T.A.) (Udhampur Distnct) • 1·35 1·34 10,263 16,392 The difference in area is due to oomputational error.

Katra (N.A.) (UdhBoIllpur Distriot) 1·24 1·48 1,529 3,315 The differenoe in a.rea is due to oomputational error.

Reasi (N .A.) (Udh.. mpur District) 4·20 4·19 2,418 3,885 The difference in area is due to computational error.

Samba (N.A.) (Jammu District) 0·93 1·10 4,361 5,890 The difference in a.rea is due to jurisdiotional ohange.

Bi.hna (N.A.) (Jammu District) 2·07 2·08 2,672 3,570 The difference in are.. is due to computational error.

12·56 12·55 3,827 5,846 The differenoe in area is due to Amia (N.A.) (Jammu District) computational error.

Jammu (M.C.) (Jammu Distriot) 10·36 50·50 102,738 155,338 The difference in area is due to . jurisdictionalohange. 113

A"PPEND IX II---concld, ------Name of Town (District) Area Area Population Reason of for the ohange in (inKml (inKm' ,-----~-'- '------., area 1961 1971 1961 1971

(1) (2) (3) (4) (6) (6)

Ja.mmu (Cantt.) (Jammu Distriot) 10·10 10·11 6,519 6,299 The difference in area is due to jUrisdiotional oha.nge.

Akhnoor (N.A.) (Jammu District) 1'84 1·85 3,839 5,333 The differenoe iu area is due to computational error. Bashohli (N.A.) (Ka.thua Distriot) 4·64 4·65 2,593 3,309 The dilferel\oe iII area is due to oomputatiOJlal error.

Lakhenpur (N.A.) (Ka.thua Distriot) 0·70 0'74 439 616 The dilferenoe in area is due to computational error.

Kathua (T.A.) (Ka.thua Distriot) 1·94 1·46 9,647 17,416 The differenoe in area is due to oomputational error.

Hiran.. gar (N.A.) (Kathua District) 1'11 1·10 2,856 3,744 The dilference iII area d due to oomputatiOJlal error.

Rajauri (N.A.) (Rajauri District) 7'80 8'09 4,196 5,939 The diil'erenoe in area is due to oomputational error.

Nowahehra (N.A.) (Rajauri District) 4·64 4'63 1,964 2,468 The dift'erenoe in area is due to computational error.

Note-- T.A.=ToWl\ Area. N.A.=Notilied Area. M.C.=Municipality. Cantt.=Cantonmel\t.

U5-J16

STANDARD URBAN AREAS (Fly-leaf to Table A-V) 1. Evaluation of Standard Urban Area-The city. This will involve the appreciation of the concept 'of Town Group as was adopted in the extent and the directions of urban growth and 1961 Census was found to be of limited.use be~ recognition of any physical constraints. such as, cause of following reasons:.- topography, water bodies, ma.rshes etc. to such urban expansions. (i) Lack of uniformity in conception due to adopting of varying definitions and different (3) Proper assessment may be made regarding procedures and criteria of delimitation for Town the growth of the villages and towns on the peri­ Groups in different states ; phery of the present municipal limits and the prospects of their coalscene in future with the (ii) Inclusion in Town Groups of only those main city. This will imply the projection of their towns falling within a radius of 2 to 4 (and some­ population and the extent of their physical growth. times) 5 miles of the periphery of the principal upto 1991. central town and resultant omitting of inter­ stitial areas ; and (4) Consideration may be given to the in· clusion of any other village or town in the vicinity (iii) Non-comparability of the data from of the main city or town on special considerations census to census due to frequent changes in the such as intensity of inter-action, strong economic administrative boundaries of statutory towns. or social linkages etc., etc. It was, therefore, decided to modify the Town (5) Great care and judgement may be exer­ Group concept to enable the presentation of urban cised in deciding the inclusion of areas within statistics on a uniform basis whioh at the same the Standard Urban Areas which are in the vici­ . time would ensure the comparability of the census nity of the focal town. This is important so data from one decade to another. Forthis purpose, that there may neither be over-extension of the the concept of a 'Standard Urban Area' was areas nor any under estimation. In the case of evolved and adopted at the present census. exercising a choice, inclusion of a little extra area 2. Definition of tke Standard Urban .Area­ is to be preferred to omission. The Standard Urban Area may be defined as an (6) While including villages, the entire revenue area which will extend beyond the main city or area of the village may be brought within the town and would contain all likely developments 'Standard Urban Area' and not merely the village over the next 20 years upto 1991. Thus, it will site (Abadi). . remain as a statistical reporting unit during the 3 successive censuses irrespeotive of the changes In Jammu and Kashmir, only two cities, in the boundaries of the local administrative namely, Srinagar and Jammu qualified to be con­ units within the tract. sidered for demarcation of Standard Urban Areas. The following broad criteria. were kept in view 3. Delimitation of Standard Urban .Area­ while demarcating the boundaries of the two According to guidelines provided, the Standard Sta.ndard Urban Areas in collaboration with the Urban Areas may be delimited only for cities State Town Planning Organisation ;- with population of 50,000 or more. The demar­ cation of Standard Urban Area is, however, subject (a) Predominant urban land use, to following conditions and objectives:- (b) Intensive inter-action with the urban (1) In order to make a proper appraisal of centres as reflected in commutation for the purpose the magnitude of the growth of population of of work and secondary education facilities, ex­ the core city by 1991, the population growth tension of city bus service, sale of commodities trend'"! of,the ~ain city may. be carefully analysed. like milk, dairy products, vegetables (other than Du~ conSIderatIOn may be gIven to short term mig­ those transported by rail or truck-haul) and pur­ ratl?~ trends as weI.I as any important locational chase of foodgrains, olothes and general provisions demslOns that are lU the offing and which are etc. by the consumers directly. likely to affect the towns growth in the foresee­ (c) Anticipated urban growth as a. result of able future. locational decisions relating to industry, market, (2) Note may be taken of the trends in the transport and communication, administra.tive and urban spread of the principal central town or social functions, development of tourism etQ. 117 M(B(D)ISCO(J&K)-IO lIS

STANDARD URBAN AREA of SRINAGAR MIL •• Va 2 a ! ! i»! , a KILOMIT".a

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BOUND/t.RY: sua_._._TEHSIL _._._._ BOUNDItoRy:" MUNICIPAL ______VILLAGE ...... ROADS: AcCordln'll to (liporto"C:. _____ RIVER", .• , FORESTS" ~ ~

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(d) Existence of big villages with a large 5. Observation on tke strength oj 1971 Census proportion of working force engdged in non-agri­ statistics relating to Stanilard Urban Areas-Some cultural indu~trial categories. interesting conclusions have been drawn on the basis of 1971 Census fiaures:in respect of the two The plans, so drawn out, in respect of Srinagar Standard Urban Areas of the State. These are and .Jammu Standard Urban Areas were later briefly described in the following paragraphs :- subjected to further discussions and finalised in consultation with the appropriate development Srinagar Stanilard Urban Area-The total area of the Srinagar Standard Urban Area is authorities of the State and Town and Country s Planning Organisation, Government of India. 365· 05 Km , and its population in 1971 is 524,776 persons. Of these, 282,608 are males and the 4. Composition oj Standard Urban Areas­ rest, numbering, 242,168, females. The sex ratio The following are the constituent units of the which works out to 857 shows an improvement two Standard Urban Areas of the State :- of 4 over the sex ratio of Srinagar municipality: It is, however, still poorer than the corresponding Srinagar Standard Urban Area:- ratio of the State which stands at 860. I. Urban Oomponents:- The density of population per sq. km. is 1,438 as against 1,183 of Jammu Standard Urban (i) Srinagar Municipality Area. Compared to Srinagar municipality, which (ii) Badamibagh Cantonment has a density of 4,867 persons per sq. km., the density of Srinagar Standard Urban Area is appa­ (iii) Srinagar Outgrowth :- rently low. The reason for low density is that the (a) NatiJ>ora Standard Urban Area :includes a number of sub..; urbs with agricultural lands and open spaces and (b) Kursu Padshahi Bagh that accounts for its greater area and lesser density. (e) BiInDa The above examination conclusively points that the SriIi.agar Standard Urban Area has ample (el) Ba~at Barzala room for expansion of population without any (iv) Pampore Notified Area immediate fear of its pressing upon the means of subsistence. II. Ruml Oomponents:- Only 28 percent of the total population of 1. Pulwama tehsil .. 3 villages Srinagar Standard Urban Area. is literate. Males who have a literacy percentage of 37 seem better 2. Ga:ttderbal tehsil 5 placed than females; The literacy data. r:eveals that 3. Srinagar tehsil 44 " only 19 females out of every hundred females are literates. The corresponding literacy rates 4. Chadura tehsil 61 " in the case of .Jammu Standard Urban Area are 5. Badgam tehsil 19 " very high and stand at 58 percent for males and 42 percent so far as females are concerned. 6. Sonawari tehsil 2 " Out of every 100 females, as many as 98'3 Jammu Standaril Urban Area:- are non-workers. This number compares favour­ ably with Jammu Standard Urban Area where 1. Urban Oomponents:- also about 98 percent of the female population (i) .Jammu Municipality is categorised as non-working. Among males over 51 percent are non-workers. (ii) .Jammu Cantonment The industrial classification shows that (iii) .Jammu Outgrowth :- 118,396 persons or 84 percent of the total workers (a) Nagrota in the Standard Urban Area. are engaged :in non­ agricultural pursuits. As between different in. (b) Narwal Balla dustrial categories, category IX (Other Services) (e) Satwari claims the largest number of workers. Next in importance are Manufacturing other than II. Rural Oomponents :- Household Industry (category V(b» and Culti­ vators (category I). The number of workers (i) .Jammu tehsil 31) villa~es e~aged in these two ca~rie&l stands at 19,ooq ~.;B(D)lSOO(J&K)~lI(") 120

STANDARD URBAN AREA of JAMMU MILES I 0 l 1/2 I .JI 0 ! - V2 I 2 3 I

t;OUNOARY: SUA ..... _a_._TEHSIL _. __ _ BOUNDARY, MUNICIPAL/URBAN AREA ___ __ VILLAGE ...... ROADS; AccordinQ to importance •______RIVER ICANIlL ~ FORESTS ~~ Orawn In the Oircctorat. of 'Census Op.ratlons Jo.IftU and Kashmir © 1.21

and 18,909 respectively. Other important in­ mtmicipality which stands at 860 and 85& res­ dustrial categories which absorb a sizeable pro­ pectively. The density of population works out po:rtion of workers are as follows:- to 1,183 persons per sq. km. compared to 3,076 of Jammu municipality. As in the case of Srinagar Industrial Category Total Percent­ Standard Urban Area, the low density is due to the number age of of total inclusion within its limits of a number of rural workers workel"ll areas with agricultural lands and open spaoes. 1. Trade and Commerce (Category VII) 17,603 Half of the to·tal population· inhabiting 2. TransPort, Storage and Communi- ca.tiolls (Ca.tegory VIII) • 17,680 12·48 Jammu Standard Urban Area is literate. In 3. Household Industry (Ca.tegory V-(a) 14,210 ·10'08 male and female literacy also, Jammu Standard Urban Area shows the best record. The res­ The subjoined statement gives the number pective male and. female literacy rates are very and percenta~ distribution of male and female high and stand at 58 and 42 respectively. The population amongst the different categories of general conclusion is that the literacy is spreadin3 workers and non-workers:- at a very high rate which is a very happy augury for the future as the material and moral progress of a cotmtry is interlaced with its educational Category of workers Males Females advance. r----''''''____' • ..__~ No. Percen· No. Percen- 54,030 persons· or about 26 percent of the tage tage total population of Jammu Standard Urban Area I. Cultiva.tofs 18,236 6'5 673 0·3 consists of workers. The male and female II. Agrioultural Labour· workers number 51,483 and 2,547 respectively. erB 3,001 1'2 49 N The subjoined statement gives the sex-wise number III. Livestook, Forestry, 7,929 2·8 119 0'1 Fishing, Hunting of workers and their percentage distribution amon;; and Allied Aotivities the different categories of workers .- . IV. ~in.ing and Quarry- 4.77 0·2 1 N lIlg Category of workers Males Females V. Man.u:faoturmg, Pro- r-----.J\.------. r----"""-- "'"'"'to oossing, Servioing No. Percen- No. Percen­ a.nd Repairs :- tage tage Veal· Household Industry 13,907 4·9 303 0-1 I. Cultivators 3,397 3·0 18 N V(b) • . Man.ufaoturing . 18~920 6·7 14.5 0·1 other than House- II. Agricultural Labou· 1,421 1·3 34 N hold Illdustry rers III. Livestock, Forestry, 1,013 0'9 19 N VI. Constraotion 5,781 2-0 Fishing, Hunting VII. Trade & Commerce 17,532 6'2 71 N and Allied Activi- VIII. Tranaport, Stor- 17,537 ties 6·2 43 N IV. Min.ing and Qua.rry· 453 0'4 5 N a.ge & Commun.i~ iog oations V. Manufacturing Pro. IX. Other Services 32,953 11·7 2,678 1·1 C3S9ing, Servicing X. Non·workers 145,835 51·6 238,086 Q8·3 an.d Repairs :- V(II). Household Industry 933 0·8 54 0·1 V(b). Other than House· 8,041 5·3 72 0'1 Note :-'N' denotes negligible. hold Industry VI. Construotion 3,636 3·2 154 0'2 Jammu Standard Urban Area-Jammu VII. Trade ahd Com- 10,467 9'! 46 N Standard. Urban Area extends over an area of meroe VIII. Transport, Stor- 7,528 6·6 79 0" 178·86 sq. kms. The total population is 211,534 age and Communi- persons consisting of 113,677 males and 97,857 cations females. IX. Other Servicea 16,594. 14.·6 2,066 :,1·1 X. Non-workel"ll 62,194 54,·7 95,310 117'4 The sex: ratio is 861 which is better than the corresponding ratios of the State and Jammu 'N' denotea negligible. 122

STANDARD URBAN AREAS (Note on Table A-V) This is a new table introduced for the 19'11 Census. The table purports to furnish basic data like civic status, area, density, occupied residential houses, houseless and institutiC?nal population. Total population and population according to the two last oensuses relating to the Standard Urban Areas and each of its component units (both rurai and urban) is also presented in the table. Since. no census could be held in Jammu and Kashmir in 1951. due to disturbed conditions prevailing then, column 16 of the table has been left blank. 123

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(Note to Appendix to Table A-V) The appendix gives village-wise basic data, such as, area, number of occupied resideutial homes and households, total and sex-wise population, number of literate and educated persons and sex­ 'wise distribution of the population into workers and non-workers and of workers into nine broad industrial categories in respect of the' component units of the two Standard Urban Areas of the State. 129

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ApPENDIX

Primary Census Abstraot of the ComponSDt Bmta

Sl. Location Name of Village/ Area of Village Occupied No. of Total Popula~in.lu. Bchedu1Pd Caates Seheduled Tribes No. Code TownJWardfMohal. in Hectares and Resid..ntial Householdo ding IiUltitntion '" ···No. la/Urban Enumera· of Town/Ward Houoeo HoUBeI_ Population) tor. Block Sq. Kmo. .., r- .., Peroonio Male. Femal... Jlalea Female. Mal.. Females

0 2 3 5 6 7 8 II 10 11 12

JMMlJU and X,.,hmv state:- 64,391 (Hec_) Total 548.91 Km' 88,289 111,764 736,310 3,IUi,286 .'0,0115 18,998 16,1811 36,1140 CHecta.rea) Rural 369.40 Km" 111,692 21,913 140,288 7',872 65,_ 11,158 8,333 17,4.61 (Heotarea) Urban 174.51 Km' 68,5'7 89,8'1 6116,042 321,'18 27',829 7,8'2 11,806

Srifltl(Ja, Standa,·d, Urban A..,a- 36,505 (Hecta.rea) Total S65.05Km· 56,707 74,845 524,778 282,608 242,168 88 11 26,788 (Hootareo) Rural 257·88 Xm' 11,806 13,611 92,9'1 411,822 '8,119 10,717 (Hectares) Urban 107.17Km" 4.4,1112 61,294. 481,891i 21111,788 1911,0'9 83 11

Urban Com_"" :- (') Brlnagar (M.C.) 82.88;Km" 4.0,758 56,999 4.03,419 217,786 186,8&8 82 11

(i.) Badamlbagh (Cantt.) 6.83 Km" 1,108 1,_ 7,982 4.,180 8,8l11!

(i.. ) 8ri1uJga, Qui. grou;th- (a) Natlpora 6.4' km" 715 880 8,"'60 8,"'19 11,981 1 (b) B_t Barzala 2.'7 lan' 288 301 2,14.6 l,llN 1,04.1 (c) Blmna "'.M km' 2611 301 2,020 1,086 955 (d,) Ku1Bu PadIIhahI Baab2. 211 km" 188 1111 1,293 71' 579 (i") Pampore (N.A.) 3.811 km· 1122 1,177 8,588 ',1159 ',023

.Total U~ban Group 107.17 km" U,192 81,28' 481,835 292,788 1011,009 83 11 Rural Oom__ :"-

1 1/6/286 Baglnder Nambalba.l 623 UN·INHABITED 2 1/6/288 Dro.npbbaJ Befnoo 880 89 50 289 141 Ill!' 8 1/5/289 Jazer ,!ltar.. 31 UI(·INKABITED '" 2/1/711 Zalmra 413 122 128 915 502 4lI8 5 2/1/80 Bachpom I!2S 81 98 616 889 278 8 2/1/80(1) Wanta Bbawan 181 ----UN-INHABITED- 7 2/1/81 Umer Hair 149 100 108 724 812 882 8 2/1/82 Devl Pora 62 118 211 172 9' 78 B,588 l,98i 1,8118 9 2/2/1 KboDmOh 1,973 468 dO 10 2/2/2 Bo.labama '23 188 2S7 1,808 804. 7" 11 2/218 Zaww:ah 189 73 73 8lII! 882 lI90 130

A-V STANDARD URBAN AREAS-'-contd.

ApPENDIX-contd •

.Primary Cans03 Ab3tract of tho ('OIDPODeDt Unib

WORKERS

Sl. Location N ..mr of \rjllag<'/ Inmate. of HOllBeleB8 LitN'ste No. Codp Town/\Vard/Moha] la.l r Dstitutions Persons and No. Urban Enumera.- Educated I tarO. Bloc.k Pedone Tota) Workers Cultivators (I·IX)

~~ r -. ,--.....-- ...... r- ~ Males· Females <11&1... · Femal... Males Femalea Males Females MaJeo Females

0 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 , 21 22

J"mmu and Ra,hmir SlAt&-

Totol 6,426. 624 600 145 169,310 86,228 18~,258 6,629 21,633 691

Rum! 404 SO 478 128 19,938 5,919 37,226 954 17,123 6U.

Urban 6,022 494 122 17 149,872 80,3011 161,080 11,675 4,510 77 SriMf/ar Standard lTrban Area-

Total 1,490 296 6 2 103,7711 46,259 138,778 4,082 18,236 873

:Bural 190 19 10,891 1,397 28,300 692 14,144 698

Urban 1,800 277 6 2 93,888 48,862 110,473 3,3110 4,092 77

Urban 0"",_",:- (i) ~rln&gn.r (M.C.) ... 1,282 2711 3 89,289 41,914 103,4.911 3,266 2,624 118

«(i) Badamibagh (Cantt.) 18 2 1,865 1,041 1,778 41' . 80 (ii) Srimagar. QuI. (/rofIJIh- (II) NatIpora 1,192 856 1,591 16 238 2 (b) Ba.gat. Barzala 879 205 496 17 83 1 (e) Blmna 99 14 614 562 (d) Kurlill Padobabl Bagh 217 22 .68 8 60 1

(iv) Pampore (N.A.) J 8 2 1,357 810 2,211 311 605 17

Total Urban Group 1;300 277 O· 2 98,388 48,862 110,4.73 3,300 4.092 77

lIuml ComponellU:-

1 1/61286 Baginder Nambalbal trN·INHABlTED--- 2 1/6/238 DranphbaJ :Befnw • 4. S 87 68 81 68 S 1/11/239 J"azer SitBra UN·INHABITED 4. 2/1/79 Zakura 116 26 276 187 6 2/1/80 Bachpora 63 4 196 148 170 U8 6 2/1/80(1) Wanta Bhawan UN·INHABITliID 7 2/1/81 Umer Hair 69 20 238 1 1118 8 2/1/82 Devl Para. 7 66 51 9 2/2/1 Khonmob 466 84 1,081 218 741 212 10 2/2/2 :BaJabama 214 27 402 3 190 11 2/2/9 Za1Varah 76 2 172 8 71; 8 131

A-V STANDARD URBAN AREAS-contd.

ApPENDIX--contd.

PdmaQ' OJD'J'Q3 Ab'Jtract of tho OoDlPODODt Units

WORKERS II III IV V -. SI. Local.ion Name of Village! Agricultural Livestocks, Mining and Manufacturing, Prooessing 2\10. Code TownjWard/Mohal- L~bonrerB For~ry, Fishing, Quarrying Servicing and Repairs ' No. IBfUrhan Enumera. Huntin!! and . !"Or's Block PiantaUOIlJI. Or- _, -. cha.rdtl and AIlieci Activities Ca) Household (b) Other than Industry Household Indu.try -. ,.-"'___-. ,.-.....,______,..-----"----. --. Males Femalea Males Females Male. F ..maJel Males Females Males Females

0 2 3 23 24 26 28 27 28 29 30 31 32

Jammu aM K""hmu- St,tU- Total 4,922 88 8,942 188 980 • 14,840 851 24,961 217 Rural 2,866 56 1,600 4 6 2,470 61 1,017 112 Urban 2,066 27 7,842 184 484- 1 12,370 800 113,844 185 SriMgar SI.antlard Urban Area-- Total 8,601 49 7,829 119 477 1 19,901 80S 18,920 146

Rural 1,578 2S 1,887 1 263 1 2,002 22 740 1

Urba.n 1,926 20 0,642 118 224 11.846 1181 18,180 144 U_Com_",- (i) Srl_ (M.e.) 1,448 20 6,058 117 214 11,646 274 17,816 137

(i) 1lad&mlbagh (Oantt.) 84 58 4 18 105 ! S (i. Srirooqar Out- (/f'OUllA- (II) Natlpom 19 286 1 88 2 182 (b) Bagat Barzala 9 94 2 8 51 1 (.) Blmna 2 1 8 (tl) Kursu padshaht Bagh 1911 11 0 2 II (''') Pampore (N.A.) 2111 8' 4 81 8 458 8

Total Urban Group 1,926 28 8,64. 118 224 11,846 lIBl 18,180 14.6

Rural C.... _.". ,-

UN-INHABrrED ~ 1/6/286 Baglnder Namha.lha.l

2 1/6/288 Drangahbal Befnoo • 1 1 8 1/6/289 J"azer Sitara UN-IlfHA1UTED- 4 2/1/79 Ze.!mra 82 81 80 Ii Z/1/80 Baehpom 1 0 1 6 2/1/80 (1) Wonta Bhawan UN-INHABITlID 7 2/1/81 Umer HaIr. II 6 1 10 1 8 2/1/82 !levI Pom 8 liS 9 2/2/1 XbOnmoh 87 3 22 80 11 24 10 2/2/2 BaIahama l' 7 12 P3 14 11 2/2/3 Zawarah 132

A-V-STANDARD URBAN ARE.AS--contd. ApPENDIX--contd. Primary Uensus Abs$raci of the CoJDlIODent Uult.

WORKERS

SI. Looation Name of ViJl&ge/ VI VII VIII IX X No. Code Tolm/Ward/Mob.. l- Construction Trade and Tratulport, Other Non·Workers No. JajUrban Euum_· Comm.erce Storage and Services tor.. Block Commuwo.. tion.

,...---J'-----, ..---~ r----"----, ('""" --, ,....-...... ____, Kalea Felll.. l ... Maleo Femaleo :MaIes Females Malee Females M ..I .... Females

0 1 2 33 34 311 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

J_u ...., g,.. "m;r Stat. ,-

~otal 9,417 154 27,IJ99 117 25,0115 122 49,547 4,744 208,029 833,S96

Rural 1,1135 88 1,406 I) 3,601 10 .,47S 104 37,6406 114,442

UrbaD 7,782 91 26,593 108 21,464 112 4:;,075 4,640 170,888 268,954

.sritIat/1J'I' Stlltldtlffl Un.-ft Are_

Total 5,781 17,532, 71 17,587 43 32,\163 2,6'78 145,836 238,086

Ru... ! 741 S04 4 l,OS6 .. 2,667 44 28,628 42,427

UtbaD 6,040 16,728 67 Hi,601 48 30,2116 2,1134 122,313 196,659 urliaf& C"""'__"':-- (i) Brlnagar (M.C.) 4,721) 16,01)4 66 14,721 42 28,689 2,648 114,336 182,882 U) BadUIlb&p. (Cantt.) 100 21i1i 321 1 701 46 2,384 ' 3,773

(iii) Sri_,., Out· """,,,10,-

(a) Natlpora 66 'IDS 2&6 349 10 1,828 2.1101 m Bag.. t Barza1a 94 41 44 135 15 1108 1.024 (c) Blinn.. 6 4 32 461 06i (If) K\UII11-eadBhabl Baah 38 6 11 27 368 676 ( ....) PAmpgre(,N.A.}" 77 ,22Ii 2S6 37S 16 2,848 3,984

Total UtlJlm'Group" 5,040' 16,728 67 16,601 48 80,296 2,634 122,318 196,659

.Rural OOm~ 0-

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ApPENDIX-contd. Primary Census Abstlact of the Component UDifs

SI. Looation Name of Village/ .Area of Village Occupied No. of Tota.l Poulo.tion (in­ Scheduled Caste. Scheduled Tribe. No. Code Town/Ward/MohaJ- in Hectares and ResideD.tio.I Households eluding Institutiollal & No. Ia/Urban Enumera- of Town/Ward Houses Hou.oIe.. Populo.tion) tor'. Block in Sq. Km•• _--.A~-...... Persons Males Females Males Femu.les MaJes Females

o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 II 10 11 12

12 2/2./4 Aohnambu.l 8( 11 16 133 76 67 13 2/2/5 8_m 24 10 10 78 37 41 14 2/2./6 Zewan, 268 186 165 1,230 64.9 581 15 2./2./7 Pantohok 505 284 277 2,074 1,141 988 16 2/2./8 Pandrat.lum 208 47 67 411i 226 189 17 2/2./9 NtuSIng Garb 4JJ5 109 116 764 408 861 18 2/2/10 Ba.nala 207 2.81 254 2,006 1,113 988 19 2/2/11 G_Bug 99 61 76 585 815 870 20 2/2./12 Bakh Guad Akaahal 84.1 ------UN-INHABITED----- 21 2/2/13 KushlPora 818 118 119 986 507 22 2/2./15 »akbIIbipora 687 118 130 91'>5 508 Tengpora. 28 2/2./16 Kreshl BaI 286 77 83 571 291 280 24 2/2/18 Gurl Pora 183 60 70 617 344 273 25 2/2./19 l'aIa l'am 286 49 61 485 240 2211 26 2/2./20 ShongIl l'ora , 58 56 62 520 1174 24.6 27 212./21 Bagbl LaI Pandit 24 88 88 279 158 121 28 2/2/22. Gagarzoo 9 4 7 51 26 25 29 2./2/28 Dadmari Bagh 176 -----U'N-INHABITED----- 80 2/2./24 Satdpora Aohban 184, 46 67 407 226 181 81 2/2./81 B_t8huru , 220 167 219 1,580 826 704 82 2/2./82 Habak Khushld 172 78 100 778 885 SSB 88 2/2/88 Habak Hom Hler " 817 282 346 2,238 1,286 1,002 84 2./2/84 Telbal, " 800 188 2111 1,908 1,04:(, 868 81i 2/2/85 GlUldi TelbaJ 16 8 12 50 2B 22 86 2/2/4JJ Bmzahama , 141 123 140 1,009 538 471 87 2./2./4:(, DanIhama 176 58 76 417 226 191 88 2/2./46 Baidpora BaJa 125 69 70 506 277 229 89 2./2/49 Ilurandar llagb. 123 183 Iii' 894 iS6 W8 40 2/2/50 IIlufU B&I!h • 84 69 77 441 288 208 41 2/2/51 Hart Pora Ha.rwan • 265 176 228 1,675 911 764. 112 2/l!/52 Ilulanar 95 ----UN-INHABITEDI---- 4JJ 2/2/58 lJarwan 284 180 280 1,404 74.0 664 44 2/2/54 Chand Pora 67 81 40 247 185 112 4:(, 2/2/55 Ba&h Cband Para , 80 19 29 166 88 78 46 2./2/56 PBIlWIIl Pora 65 8' 84 650 847 SOS ,&7 2/2/57 Shalimar Bagh lOB 187 105 1,245 655 590 4JJ 2/2/68 BaIll Gam 174 185 212 1,4116 783 643 49 212./69 Gaw MMgh • 16 18 22 187 70 67 50 2/2/60 Gupta Ganga. 810 201,7 291 1,997 1,146 851 51 2./2/61 Nisbat Bagh • 180 210 254 1,807 985 B211 1i2 2./2/62 ParlIn Para _ 138 12 18 100 47 53 68 2/3/8 Sutsngoo 238 89 110 700 387 315 54 2{8{4. Guod Chaudu.l 86 17 22 129 72 57

M/B(D)lSO OJ"'K-12 134

A-V-STANDARD URBAN .A.REA.S---contd. APPENDIX- contil. P"i.'imary CfJnsas Abstract 01 the Component Units

WORKERS

Sl. Looation Name of Village/ Inmates of Houaeles. Literate and 'l'otal Workers I No. Code Town/Ward/Mohal- Institutions Persons Educated (I.IX) Cultivators No. IajUrba.n Enumera- Persona tor's Block Males Female. :Male. Female. Males FemaJes

o 1 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22

12 2/2/4 AcbnambaJ 112 31 1 29 1 18 2/2/5 Bampora 12 20 1 5 1 14 2/2/6 Zewan • 167 17 854 20 1 15 '1./2/7 Pantahok 114 112 661 1 28 16 2/2/8 Pandratban 68 8. 128 82 17 2/2/9 NuraInII Garb 191 68 171 2 16 18 2/2/10 Banlala 429 141 588 7 106 19 2/2/1l Gunga Bug 49 185 1 178 1 20 "I'2{1 Bakh Gnnd AkaAha ----"UN-tNlIABIT1!ID>---- 21 lIflU1S Ku.hl Pora III 1 22 lIfllfl5 Bakhahfpora 68 2 217 II ~engpora. 23 lIfl!fl6 Kreshl BaJ 18 192 187 H 2/2/18 Gur! Pora 89 207 8 196 8 26 2/2/19 Pala Pora 80 186 1114 26 2/2/20 BhoDgIl Fora 19 161 166 "7 2/2/21 Baghl La! Pandit • 14 94 86 28 2/2/22 GagaTZoo 4 17 1 11 1 29 2/2/23 Dadmarl Bagh ----UN-INlIABITED--- SO 2/212' Sa1dpora. Acbban 41 II 106 45 81 2/2/81 BagatBhuru 261 20 448 8011 32 2/2/89 Habak Kh1lllhkl 79 9 216 4 100 88 2/2/88 Habak Hom Hier 76 'I. 726 7 557 6 84. 212/84 ~elbal • 182 14 657 1 404 1 8& 2/2/85 Gnndi ~elbal. 16 18 86 9/2/&8 Burzahama • 68 8 807 284 87 2/2/4lS DanIhama 49 8 144 1 89 88 9/2/40 Saldpora Bala 42 1 1611 6 183 5 89 2/2/49 Murandar Bagh 80 11 288 1 189 40 2/2/60 M1IftI Bagh • 69 6 119 2 84 41 8/2/61 Had Para Harwan 249 81 438 Ii 91 9 42 2/2/52 MuIanar ----UN-INlfABI'rED'---_ 411 2/2/68 Ha.rwan 6 81 26 404 12'- 1 44 2/2/114 Oband Pom • 61 38 74 3 82 46 2/8/61l Bagb. Chand Fora • 11 2 61 88 40 lIl/Z/D pazwaJ Pora • 87 6 190 2 14 1 47 2/2/67 8ha11mar B"IIb 155 9 888 1 2 40 8/2/68 BanI Gam 23 2n 45 417 2 28 '9 2/2/69 Gaw:Margh • 8 86 4 11 4 60 212/60 Gupta Ganga 142 19 272 88 689 8 136 61 2/2/61 :NIabat Bagh • II 898 111 437 4 23 62 2/2/62 l'arIm Para • 21 15 23 68 2/8/8 8uten800 78 II 218 58 64 2/8/' Gnnd ChendaI 18 40 B 135

A-V STANDARD URBAN .AREAS-conid. A,pPENDIX-contd.

Primary O:lDSUS Abstrant of the Component Units ----- WORKERS,

IT ill IV V ~ Sl. Location Name of Villager Agricultural Livestock, Mining and Manufaoturing, ProeeBBing, No_ Code Town/WardjMohal- La.bourers Forest'}', Fishing, Quarrying Servioing and RepaiD! No. la/Urban Enumera- Hunting IIDd tor's Blook PIa.nt..tions, Orchards and Allied Aotivities (al HOUsehold (bl Other th_ Industry Itousehold ,---""'--Industry r---''---....., ,-----'----, ~....., ~ __ Male. Females Males FeIIULle. Males Females Males Females Mal"" Females

0 2 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 39

12 2/Z/4 Aobnambal 13 2/Z/6 Sampom 1 1 14 2/Z/6 Zewan _ 86 19 12 108 69 28 15 2/2/7 Pant.hol< 2 24 92 138 17 16· 2/2/8 PandrathaD 9 8 11 1 17 2/Zl9 Nursing Garh 18 9 1 18 2/2/10 Bs.rzala 2 60 43 66 19 2/2/11 Gunga Bug 20 2/2/12 Rakh GundAkaoha UN-INIlABITED 21 2/2/18 Kush! Pora 218 2 24 8 22 2/2/16 Ba.kbshipora 27 Tengpora_ 28 Zl2/16 K:reBhI Bal 24 2/Zl18 Gurl Pora 25 2/2/111 PaJa Fora 1 1 26 Zl2/20 Shongll Pora 27 Zl2/21 Baghl Lal Pandlt 1 28 2/2/22 Gagarzoo 29 2/2/23 D&dmarI Bagh UN-INHABITED 80 2/2/24 Saldpora Achh&n 3 2 27 , 81 2/2/Bl Bagat Bhuru 1

M/B(D)lSCOJ&K-12(a) ._------136

A-V-STANDARD URBAN AREAS-contd.

Al'PENDIX-contd. Primary Census Abstract of the Componont Units

WORKERS VI VII VlII IX X I!lL Looatlon Name of Village/ Construction Trade Tl-anBport, Other Non-Worker. No. Code TawnjWardfJIh>hsJ- and Commerce Storage and Services No. IaJUrbom. Enumera- Comm1lDications tor's Block ..., MaIes Females Male. Females Males Females MaJes Females Males Fema.les

o 1 2 33 34 3Ii 36 37 38 39 41 42

12 1/2/4 .lobnambal • 2 45 56 18 2/2/6 B_para 6 5 2 17· 40 14 2/2/6 Zewan • 8 10 1 16 81 295 661 111 2/2/7 Panteboll: 4 64 119 78 580 982 16 2/2/8 Panclratban 2 12 86 12 lOB 189 17 2/2/9 Nursins Garh 19 19 211 7' 2 282 B69 18 2/2/10 lWz&la 69 26 66 106 7 580 976 ]:0 2/2/11 GDDgaBug 2 10 180 ll8II 20 2/2/12 Bak:h Gund Akaaba ----UN-INHABITED---- :Ill 2/2/18 Xnahl Para • 1 8 17 243 429 III 2/2/15 llakhahlpora Teng- 8 18 242 451 para. 28 2/2/16 Kresblllal 5 99 280 M 2/2/18 Gmt Pora ]: 10 137 270 !Iii 2/2/19 Pala Pora 2 7 105 226 iii! 2/2/20 ShongI1 Pora 5 liS 246 ff1 2/2/21 llagbl LaI Pa.ndlt 2 1 8 6' 121 18 2/2/22 G_..oo I) 1 9 M • 2/2/28 Dadmarl Bagh ----ON·IN.HA.BlTED....._--- 80 2/2/24 Sa.ldJ>ora .Acbhan 1 11 13 120 181 a1 S/2/81 llapt Shurn • 2 14 8 65 883 704 81 2/2/32 Raball: KhusbJd 6 14 4 23 2 169 384 88 2/2/88 Rabak Hom HIer 2 9 38 28 510 995 8<1 2/2/8' Telba1 • 1l 1 9 30 488 862 811 2/2/86 Gundl Telbal. 18 22 86 2/2/<18 llurzabama • 22 27 231 471 87 2/2/4D l>anIhama 5 11 1 82 190 BS. 2/2/46 Saldpora Bala 4 8. 1 112 223 all 2/2/<10 MUl"Bndar B&(Ib 3 8 82 1 198 407 40 2/1/60 Mufti llagh • 2 'I. 16 2 114 206 4.1 2/B/61 Harl Pora Harwan. 2B 32 66 '9 1 473 758 42 2/2/51 MoJa.nar ----uN-INHABITEDI----- 4.3 2/2/58 Ha.rwan 19 6 5 79 836 668 4.<1 2/2/6' Clhand Pora . 2 8 • 21 58 141 168 4 '98· 818 52 2/2/6B l'arIm Pora • , , 5 24 53 118 2/8/8 Sutengoo 2S '1 28 31 169 816 54 2/8/' Gund Chendal 1 DO 1 82 57 137

A-V-STANDARD URBAN AREAS-contd. ,ApPENDIX-coned.

Primary C6DSUS Abstract of the Component Units

SI. LaOBtion Name of Village/ .Area of Village Oooupied No. of Total Popu]a.tlozi (In­ SobeduIed CasteS SobeduIed Tribes . No. Code Town/Wa.rdiMohan.. / in Hecta.reSlLnd Residential Househo]cio olud.ing; Institutional .,. No. Urban Enumerato... of TownfWa.rd House. Houotiles. Popnlotion) Blook in Sq. Kms. .--___.I"'-,_-~ ...... - r- ...... ~ PerBOns MsJ.... Females Males Fema.le& Me.lea FeID80lea

o 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

65 2/3/6 Nowgam 824 228 267 1.1127 1,011 916 66 2/8/6 Suthoo Khatr Bagh 83 114 64 860 192 108 67 S/a!1 Sb&nker 1'"".. 66 68 78 650 S02 58 2/3/8 Bagh Mahtab 47 2<1. 28 211 116 95 69 2/B/9 Ma.ohwa. 120 90 116 862 475 387 60 2/3/10 Ka.ulpora KalIdar 42 40 U 26<1. 148 116 81 2/3/11 B_t! Ka.ulpora 188 66 8& 682 838 244 62 2/3/12 BakhButhoo 257 3 4 89 22 17 63 2/3/13 Laaja.n 487 239 278 1.979 1,039 114 2/3/14 Kanibama 332 134. 147 963 601 462 III 2/3/15 TaraziKhud 97 ----UN-INHABITBD---- 66 2/3/16 SumarBogh 144. 113 121 897 480 417 67 2/3/17 Bear Bagh 30 1!4 lIf1 171 96 711 68 2/3/18 Bagh Shkor Bbah • 24 16 22 133 71 62 69 2/3/19 Zoonipom 4.2 22 30 181 91 90 70 2/3/2Q Bha.Ilna 136 103 104 5911 3111 273 71 2/3/21 Bakh Sh&Ifna. 659 168 169 948 1110 438 72 2/3/22 Pahroo 41'>7 223 271 1.863 977 876 73 2/3/25 Gund Check Para III 34 39 264. 139 196 74. 2/3/26 KhuthiPom . 79 38 42 307 148 159 7'" 2/3/27 Ga.ngipora 108 III 62 4.20 204 216 76 2/3/28 Check Pm:a. Kalan 106 50 61 474 248 226 71 2/3/29 GugiBagh 11 7 9 49 27 22 78 2/3/30 ZtmgiBagh • 24 19 25 182 88 94 79 2/3/31 Cheuk Fatidin 18 .9 2 n 11 10 80 2/3/32 Cheok Ba.drinath 711 37 46 288 146 142 (No.1) 81 2/3/38 MBXIg6IL Wagi 38 23 31 222 124 98 82 2/3/34 KmII'm:a. 369 268 . 361 2,482 1.276 1.1116 83 2/3/311 WaugiPm:a. • 24 111 16 108 61 47 at. 2/3/36 Da.1Iger Pm:a • 32 44. 48 300 163 143 86 2/3/37 Check Badrina.th 63 III M 410 226 184 (No.2) 86 2/3/38 DhammBagh 174 1114 187 1,148 616 632 87 2/3/39 HandolBagh 38 8 111 90 46 44. s8 2/3/4.0 GupalPora • 119 66 73 474 2M 210 89 2/3/41 Zalwah 90 114 64 439 233 206 00 2/3/4.2 :Malik Gund • 27 20 27 1112 88 M 91 2/3/4.3 Chat&!" Gam 622 233 279 1,875 1,010 86Il 138

A-V-STANDARD URBAN AREAS-contt$. A:Pl'ENDIX-con~, Ptim.arY Census Abstract of the ColllPODent Units

WORKERS

r- SI. Location No.me of V~~/ Inma._ of Housele.. Liter.. te and Total Workem I No. Code TownfWard/.Mohal· In8titutiona Pereons Educated (I-DC) Cultivatom " No. !&fUrban Enumera- PeraoDi tor's mock ,----"-----. r- --. ~ ,--"----,. ,...---A--. Males Fema.lea Males Females Males Fema.les Males Females Msles Fe.ma.les

o 1 2 13 14 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

6Ii 2/8/6 Nowgam 152 18 507 1 75 56 2/3/6 Sutboo Khatr Bagh 15 2 124 19 93 " 19 57 2/8/7 Shankar l'ore. 51 2 U.6 56 58 2/8/8 B"gh Mahtab 25 13 61 10 59 2/3i9 lIlaehwe. 107 4 225 "I 51 60 2/3/10 Kanipor.. Ke.lida.r 25 8 77 38 61 2/3/11 :sag&t1 KaDfpore. 52 5 166 2 70 62 2/3/12 RakhButboo 3 13 4 63 2/3/13 Lasjan • 210 42 481 2 141 64 2/3/14 Kniha.me. 46 280 229 65 2/3/15 TaraziKhud ----UN-I.NHABrrED---- 68 2/3/16 -SumerBogh 66 3 281 121 67 2/3/17 SearBagh 16 10 41 16 68 2/3/18 Bagh Bhkor Shah 12 34 69 2/3/19 Zoonipora 17 3 47 17 70 2/3/20" Shalina 39 175 4 41 4 71 2/3/21 Rakh Sbalin.. 57 4 288 44 254 44 72 2/3/22 Puhroo 160 27 580 2 498 2 73 2/3/25 Gnnd Check Por.. • 35 2 80 69 74 2/3/26 Khuthi Pora • 6 80 59 75 2/3/27 G ..ngiPora 25 106 83 76 2/3)28 Check Pora Kalan 47 1 las 126 71 2/8/29 GogiBagh 6 12 10 78 2/3/30 ZangiBagh • 8 60 1 51 1 79 2/3/81 Check Fatidin 6 6 5 80 2/3/32 Check Badrina.th 22 88 74 1 (No. 1) 81 2/3/33 .Mangen Wag! 24 6 70 a 58 3 82" 2/8/34 Kral Para 272 64 669 9 240 3 88 2/8/35 WangiPora • 12 31 19 84 2/3/36 Danger Pora • 37 3 85 29 85 2/3/87 Check Badrina.th 17 113 7 60 1 (No.2) 86 2/3/38 Dha.ram Bagh 78 307 .1 106 1 87 2/3/89 Randal Bagh 24 22 88 2/8/40 Gopal Pora. 36 4 149 138 89 2/3/41 Zalwah 28 3 135 3 105 3 90 2/3/42 MalikGund 7 50 48 91 2/3/43 ChatarGam 898 652 9 489 9 139

A-V-STANDARD URBAN AR~ontd.

ApPENDIX--contd.

PIimary Census Abs~ract of the CoDlllODent Units

WORKERS ,.- II m IV v SI. Looation Name ofV:=/ AgrioulturaJ Livestock, Mining and Mannfaoturing, Pro_';"g, No. Code Town/Ward hal. Labourers Forestry, Fishing, QUarrying Servioing and Repaim . No. la/Urban Enumera· Hunting and tor's Block Plantations, Or· oha.rds and Allied Aotivities (a) Household (b) Other than Industry Household Industry. ,...----J'''____., r' ~ ,---.A.--...... , ,---.A----, r' ~ Males Females JIIales FemaJeo JIIales Female. Males Females JIIalea Females

2ft 28 29 30 31 0 1 2 23 24 25 26 32

76 46 1 47 66 2/8/5 NOWlIam 62 10 2 1 66 2/3/6 Suthoo Khatr Bagh 9 20 7 57 2/9/7 Shanker Pora 1.4 4 1 68 2/8/8 BaI!h 1IIahtab 80 9 22 69 2/8/9 Mach_ a 6 22 60 2/3/10 Ka.nIpora KaIldar 9 8 U 1 22 81 2/8/11 . B_tl Klmlpora 7 1 1 62 2/3/12 RakhSuthoo 10 7 61 75 63 2/3/13 Lujan . 12 6 2 64 2/3/14 Kanihama UN·INHABlTED- 65 2/3/16 TM'Bzi Khud • 1 16 101 4 66 2/3/16 SumerBogh 4 67 '2/3/17 Sear Bagh 4 7 17 6 8 68 2/3/18 Bagh Shkor Shah 6 7 89 2/3/19 Zoouipom 9 100 2 7 70 2/3/20 BhaJina 2 3 4 71 2/3/21 Rakh Bhallna 2 3 1 12 2 7ll: 2/3/22 Puhroo 3 1 1 73 2/3/26 Gund Cheok Pora 4 4 14 2/3/26 KhuthiPora 1 3 1 2 6 76 2/3/27 Ga.ng:iPora 76 2/3/28 Check Pora Kalan 77 2/3/29 Gogi Bagh 1 1 6 78 2/3/30 Za.ngi Bagh • 79 2/3/31 Check FBtidin 1 9 I 80 2/3/32 Check Badrinath (No.1) 3 4 81 2/3/33 Mangen Wagi 23 78 60 8 62 82 2/3/34 KmlPora 83 2/3/36 . WangiPora 4 16 3 84 2/3/36 DangerPora .. 6 1 4 14 6 4 811 !/3/37 Check BadrinatlJ (No.2) 21 21 17 44 all 2/3/38 DhammBagh 1 1 87 2/3/39 Handal Bagh 1 1 88 2/3/40 GopalPora 12 2 89 2/3/41 Zalwah • 1 90 2/3/42 l(aJikGund 19 II 14 11 91 2/31.43 Chat.... Gam ---..,.. 14;0

A-V-BTANDARD URBAN AREAS--contd.

A,PFENDIX--contd. Primary Census Abstract of the ComPOnent Units

WORKERS

81. Location Name of Villa.ge/ VI VII VIII IX ---, X No. Code TownJWw:dIMoha.l- Construction Trade &Del Transport. Other Non-Workers No_ :e:m!kumem- Conunerce Storage and Services COmmUDi.... tions

Males Fema.les Males Females Ma.1es Fema.les Males Females Males Fema.les

o 2 33 36 36 37 38 39 41

66 2/3/6 Nowpm 22 24 100 65 604 916 66 2/3/6 Snthoo Khatr Bagh 1 1 '1 68 149 67 2/3/7 Shanker Pora 2 II « 15 1116 248 68 2/8/8 Bagh Mahtsb 2 '1 18 5 66 95 59 2/3/9 .Maehwa 49 8 31 22 260 386 60 2/3/10 KAnipera KaJidar • '1 4, 71 116 61 2/3/11 B_tI XomIpam 7 8 14 16 1 173 242 62 2/3/12 Ra.kh 8nthoo 6 2 9 17 63 2/3/13 Lasja.n • 17 20 107 43 6Il8 988 64 2/3/14 10 20 221 46S 60 2/S116 Tarazi Khud • ---...;UN·1NRABlTED'----- 66 2/S/16 SumerBogh 6 3 17 12 199 417 67 2/S/17 Sea.r Bagh 1 3 6 !iii 75 68 2/S/18 Bagh Shkor Shah 3 Ii 87 62 69 2/3/19 Zoonipom Ii " 90 70 2/3/20 ShaJina l! "7 16 1" 269 71 2/3/21 Ra.kh ShaJina 4 1 SO sa2 394 72 2/3/22 l'ubroo lJ 3 13 41 397 874 73 2/3/26 Gnnd Check Pore. 1 1 4 Ii9 126 74 2/3/26 KhllthiPom 8 1 4 e8 169 76 2/3/27 Gangi Pora. • 2 1 2 6 98 1116 76 2/3/28 Cheok Pora Kalan 1 11 110 226 '17 2/3/29 o.,giBash 1 1 15 22 78 2/3/30 Za.IIgi Bagh • 1 28 93 79 2/S/S1 Cheok Fatldl", 1 lJ 10 80 2/3/32 Cheok BadrinatL S 38 141 (No- 1) 81 2/3/33 Mangen Wag! 1 4 lJ4 116 82 2/3/34 Kml Pore. 36 17 96 68 607 1.147 83 2/3/36 WangiPom . 2 1 5 3 SO 47 B4 2/3136 Da.nger l'ora. • 7 12 8 6 78 148 8lI 2/3/37 Cheok Badrinath 6 II 3 18 118 177 (No.2) 86 2/3/38 Dha.ra.m Begh 9 16 112 S2 309 1131 B7 2/3/39 HandalBash 211 44 B8 2/3/40 O"palPo.... 2 7 lIlI 210 89 2/3/tol Zalwah 3 S 2 8 98 208 90 2/3/42 MalikGnnd 1 38 64 91 2/3/43 Ch.. tQGa.m 7 2 9 46 468 866 141

A-V-STANDARD URBAN AREAs-contd.

ApPENDIX-eontd. Primary Census Abstract of the Component Unit.

81. Locatlon Name of Villa.ge/ Area ofVilla.ge Occupied No. of Total Popnlatlon (includ- Scheduled Castes Soheduled No. Code Town/Ward/Mohal­ in Hectares and Residential Households ing Institutional & TrIbes No. la/Urban Enumer­ of Town/Ward Houses Honsel.... Population) tor's Block in Sq~ kIDs ~------~~------~----~ ~----- Persons Males Females Hales Females Hales Females

o 1 2 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

92 2/3/44 Doon; Wari 168 96 ll8 701 377 324 93 2/3{M Wathora 402 220 247 1,624 897 727 94. 2/3/56 n .. velth Pora . 80 69 60 446 236 210 95 2/3/57 AuwanPora 110 35 47 293 153 140 96 2/3/67 Check Chadum 82 - .. ·---UN-INllABJTED'-.---- 97 2/3/6S HamohiPora 59 6 6 45 25 20 98 2{3{69 Cheok Dumjoo 28 7 8 68 48 25 Gnnjoo 99 2/3{70 HnsiPora 204 83 83 586 a09 27'1 100 2/3/71 Chadura 268 212 252 1.099 871 728 101 2}3/72 Nagam. 934 353 419 2.841 1,530 1.311 102 2/S11B1 Panzun 163 125 137 1,027 1159 486 lOS 21S1132 Ropore Numti Hall 178 150 170 1,203 614 689 IDol. 2/3113S Ma.rbal· 14 11 14 91 46 46 105 2/3(184 Aull Por.. 27 ---__,.;uN-INllABITED'----- 106 2(3/135 Doen 28 17 lIS 187 96 91 107 2/8/186 Durbugb 30 33 41 244 129 1111 108 2/3/137 Yarklan 71 57 66 603 1167 226 lOS 2/3/138 Hardu Chtlcbok Pora 80 29 33 257 187 100 110 2/8/1S9 Lang Panzun. 19 10 10 66 38 28 111 11/3(140 Ganji Bagh 211 24 28 156 8S 78 112 2/3/141 Buohroo 90 88 107 656 351 301i 113 2/S/1411 Bagh Bnohroo 4S 30 35 259 141 118 114 2/4/6 La.lu Sheshageri Bagb 32 14 16 158 88 70 115 2/4/7 Watdoru Galwan Pom 76 66 77 627 329 298 116 lI/4/8 Halder Pora . 218 1.80 224 1,1113 814 699 117 2('/10 nawal Pora 580 249 824 2,234 1,045 l,lS9 118 11/4/11 Bangrand 121 18 23 150 75 75 119 2/4/12 Woocha 66 38 48 824 173 151 120 11/'/13 Karewa Damodhar 1,245 88 42 265 1811 128 121 2/'/14 Ganguwo 100 88 91 641 3311 SOli 122 11/4/15 HnDlabama 515 2011 227 1,581 819 7111 128 2/4/16 Nadir Gnnd 72 64 79 492 277 211i 124 11/'/20 Harj\ Gnnd 15 2 4 20 11 125 11/"/111 Naru 2611 7a 84 618 286 232" 120 2}4}22 Bagh Sahib Bam '1 ----uN-INHABlTED----- 1117 2/4/23 LaIgam 87 60 77 487 lIS8 1111 128 2/4/24 Lal Gund 21 11 18 78 40 38 129 2{4/25 Guda Bathua 140 99 114 775 414 361 130 2/4/26 Iohgam 463 448 512 2.050 1.6011 1.3411 131 2/4{186 HajiB.. gh 26 65 116 420 !l30 100 lall 2/4}186 Sharifa Ah.. d 111 45 54 384 177 187 133 3/2/37 Shalateng 172 129 147 857 ~ a93 134 3/2/38 Zain.. kot 41'1 182 ' 103 1.412 '178 684

Total Ruml Group 25,788 11.605 13.611 92.941 49.822 43.119 142

A-V-STANDARD URBAN AREAS ...... wnt.d.

A,pPENDIX-contd. Primary census Abstra.. t of the Component Units

WORKERS

81. Location Name of Village! Town!Ward! Inmates of" HouseIess Literate and .... No. Code Mohalla/Urban Enumerator'. Institutions Persons Eduoated No. Block Persons I Total Workers CUltivators (I-IX)

Males Females Males Female. Males Females Males Females Males FemRlee

0 1 2 18 14 Iii 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

92 2/3/44 DooniWari 63 II 202 1 170 1 93 2/3/M'tJ Wathora .. 187 21 4M 1 212 94 2/3/56 Davelth Pora 27 .75 1 61 95 2/3/57 Auwan Pora 4 98 89 96 2/3{67 Check Chadura -----UN·INHABITED 97 2/3{68 HamchiPora 5 III III 98 2/3/69 ChekDnmjoo 22 21 Gunioo 99 2 3 /70 Hu.ipura 33 2 189 1 158 ' 100 2/3{71 Ohadura 145 28 451 318 101 2/3/72 Nagem 370 60 746 ·4 1100 102 2{3/131 Pan.un 121 7 276 1 196 103 2{3/132 Rcpom Numti Hall 162 20 329 209 104 2/3/133 Marba.1 I'll 24 23 105 2/3/134 Auli Pora ----UN..JNHABITED 106 2{3/131l l>oen 23 49 86 107 2/3/136 Durbugh 9 1 68 61 108 2/3/137 Yarklan 61 7 144 102 109 2/3/138 Hardu Chtlchok Para 20 72 119 110 2/3{139 LaDgPanzun 4 111 14 111 2/3/14JJ GanjiBagh 24 III 411 112 2/3/141 Buchroo 92 10 189 1 106 113 2/3/142 Bagh Buohroo 30 2 86 3 110 3 114 2/4/6 Lain Sheshageri Bagh 19 6 44 19 1111 2/4/7 Watdoru Galwan Pora 60 11 162 1 36 116 2/4/8 HaiderPora 173 38 391 181 229 117 2/'110 RawalPora 311 1187 10 346 9 118 2/4/11 Rangrand 411 4JJ 31 1 1 1 119 2/4/12 Wooeha 4JJ 85 33 120 2/4/13 Karewa Damodharl 15 1 67 33 121 2/4/14 Ganguwc 86 5 177 611 122 2/4/15 Humahama 161 9 418 2 178 1 31 123 2/4/16 Nadir Gund 132 1 77 124 2/4/20 Ha.rji Gund 9 8 1211 2/4/21 Naru 62 8 162 147 126 2/4/22 BaghBahihRam UN-INHABITED 127 2/4/23 Lalgam 30 3 116 1 68 1 128 2/4/24 Lal GUDd 3 18 2 17 2 129 2/4/211 GudeBathua 56 6 194 151 130 2/4/26 Iohgam 233 19 836 8 630 6 131 2/4/1811 Haji Bagh 16 2 125 16 1 132 2/4/186 Sharifa Abad 41 11 112 106 III 88 133 3/2/37 Sbalateng 6 260 II 177 2 134 3/2/38 Zainakot . 138 4 423 3 283 3

Total Rural Group 190 19 10,391 1,397 26,300 692 14,144 696 143

A-V STANDARD URBAN AREAS-contd. APPENDIX-oontd. Primary Census Abstract of the Component Units

WORKERS

IT m IV V Ill. Location Name of Villagel Agricultural Livestock. Mining and ManUfacturing, Processing, Jro. Code Town/Ward/Mohal- Labourers Forestry, FlohIng, Quarrying Servicing and Repairs No. la/Urban Enumera- Hunting and tor's Block Plantations, Or- chard. and Allied (IJ) (b) Activities Household· Other than Industry Household Industry ~ r------"-~ Males Female. Males Female. Males Females Males Females Mal"" Females

2 0 1 2S 24 211 26 27 28 29 80 31 82 -;;:2/3/44 DooniWari 7 3 9 93 2/3/54 Wathora 28 12 1i0 2 IK 2/3/1i6 DavelthPom 1 1 911 2/S/1i7 AuwanPora 7 96 2/3/67 Check Chadura ---UN-INHABITED-- 97 2/3/68 HamchiPora 98 2/3/69 Check Dumjoo GUlljOO 99 2/3/70 HnsiPom 8 1 100 2/3/71 Ohadura 8 1 18 5 101 2/3/72 Nagi'm 4 26 1 32 3 102 2/3/131 Panzun 3 13 2 103 2/3/132 Ropore Nnmti Hall 7 5 2 104 2/3/133 Marbal 105 2/3/134 AuliPora ---UN.INRABITED-- . 106 2/3/136 Doen 2 107 2/3/136 Dnrbugh 2 108 2/3/137 Yarklan 23 2 1 109 2/3/13S Hardn Chtichok Pora 5 110 2/3/139 Lang Pa.nzun 111 2/3/140 Ganji Bagh 112 2/3/141 Bnchroo 1 6 10 1 2 113 2/3/142 Bagh Buohroo 6 114 2/4/6 Lain Sheshageri Bagh 1 1 ll1i 2/4/7 Watdorn Galwan Pora 1 28 Ii 2 116 lI/4/8 HaiderPom 7 31 60 16 117 lI/4/10 RawalPor.. 61 25 38 34 118 lI/4/11 Rangrand • 4 1 119 lI/4/'I.2 Woocba 4- lI5 5 120 2/4/13 Karewa Damodhar 17 3 III lI/4/14 Ga.nguwo 47 34 .. 9 Il1l1 lI/4/16 Humaho.ma 29 17 20 1 9 ll13 2/4/16 NadirGund 8 8 6 124 2/4/20 HarjIGund 1 1211 2/4/lIl Naru 4 Il16 lI/4/22 BaghSahibBam ---UN·INHABITED__ ll17 lI/4/23 LaJgam 7 1 6 ll18 lI/4/24 La! Gund Gnd.. Il19 lI/4/lI6 Sath_ 3 8 9 130 lI/4/26 Ichgam 13 24 70 2 2 131 lI/4/1S6 Haji&gh 100 132 2/4/186 Sharif.. Ab<>.d 133 3/ll/37 Bhalateug 19 13 14 134 3/2/38 Za.lnakot 4 16 lI2 36 Total Rural Group 1,1176 lI3 1,387 263 1 2,062 22 740 1 144

A-V-STANDARD URBAN ARE~contd. ApPENDIX-contd.

Primal'y CeDSUS Abstract of th~ CoDlPonent Units _._-- - WORKERS .. Sl. Location Name of Vlllage/ VI VII VIII IX X No. Code Town/Ward/Hobal· Construotlon Trade and Transport, Other Non-Workers No. Ia/Urban Enumor.. • Commerce Storage Bnd Servioes tors' Block Communications ,_-.. ---. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

0 1 2 83 34 36 86 37 88 89 40 41 41

92 2/3/U DooniWari 111 17iS 3lI3 93 2/3/54 Wa.thora 22 24 44 60 443 726 94 2/3/56 navelth Pora 10 161 209 95 2/3/67 AuwanPora 2 55 140 96 2/3/67 Check Chadura -·--UlI'-INHABITED-- 97 2/3/68 namohiPora 10 20 98 2/8/69 CheokDumjoo 21 26 Qunjoo 99 2/3/70 RusiPora 2 I 19 120 276 100 2/3/71 Chadura 3 11 11 75 420 7!!18 101 2/3/72 Nagam 52 29 14 86 4 784 1,307 102 2/3/131 Panzun 7 12 43 1 283 467 103 2/3/132 Bopore Numti Hall 37 8 28 32 285 1589 104 2/3/133 Marbal 2!!1 411 105 2/3/131l AuIi Pora ---UN-INHABITllID--- 106 2/3/1M noon . 6 4 '7 91 107 !!I/3/136 Durbugh 1 4 61 lUI 108 2/3/137 Yarklan 2 2 12 123 236 11)9 2/3/138 Rardu Ohtiohok Para 1 7 615 120 110 2/3/139 LangPanzun 1 23 lIS 111 2/3/140 GanjiBagh 1 II 32 73 112 2/3/141 Buohroo 27 II 13 19 lru1 304 113 2/3fl42 Bagh Buohroo 19 2 9 GO 1115 114 2/4/6 Lalu Sheehageri Bagh 2 7 9 II 44 70 1115 2/4/7 Watdoru GaJwan Pora 3 1 68 18 1 167 297 116 2/4/8 HaiderPora 15 20 26 46 423 699 117 2/4/10 R ..waIPora 10 21 10 112 I 4118 1.179 118 2/4/11 R_nd 3 2 11 9 74 119 2/4/12 Woooha 3 7 8 '"88 11,1 120 2/4/13 Karewa Damodhar 2 2 10· 72 126 121 2/4/14 GBDgUWO 1 I I 19 162 302 122 2/'/15 Rumahalll8. 18 16 107 24 401 710 123 2/4/16 NadirQund 7 3 1 15 8 145 214 124. 2/4/00 Har;iiQund 2 9 126 2/4/21 Naru 1 1 9 124 232 126 2/4/22 Ba.gh Sahib Bam ---UN-INHABITED--- 127 2/4./23 LBlgam 2 7 18 7 122 198 128 2/4./24. Lo.I Qund 1 22 36 129 2/4/15 GudaSathua 2 2 7 ., 12 220 361 130 2/4/26 Iobgam 2 19 31 411 769 1.337 131 2/4./185 HajiBagh 9 1011 IBG 132 2/4/186 SharifB Aba.d 6 611 187 133 3/2/37 Sbalateng 6 4 17 214 391 30 ...... 1M 312/38 lI"Ainakot II 10 12 3G6 631

Total Rural Group 741 804 4. 1,936 2,6117 44 23.522 42.4.2'7 145

A-V STANDARD URBAN AREAS-contll. A!'PENDIX-contd. Primary CeD.S1lS Abstract of the CompODent Units

81. Location Name of Village/ .Area of Village Occupied No. of Total Population (in. 8cheduled Casto. Scheduled TrIbe. N". Code Town/Ward/Mohal· In Hectares and Residential Households cluding Institutional & No. la/Urban Bnumer... of Town/Ward Hou.... Houseleos l'opulation) tor's Block in 8q. KIDs. ~------~------~ ~ ~--~----~ l'ersODS Males Females Male. Females Males Females o 1 2 3 6 6 '1 8 9 10 1I 12 --~~a-mm-u~S~m-nd~aM~------Urba.n.Area :- 17.886 (Hecta.rell) Toml 178·86 Km". 32.442 36.909 211.534 113,677 07.857 16,911S 15,128 ll.lI;2 (Hectares) Rural 111·62 Km" 8.087 8.302 4.7.327 211.060 22,277 9,156 8.333 6.734 (Heotaree) Urban. . . 67·34 Km" 24.366 28.00'1 164,207 88,627 75,680 '7,769 6,795 Urban Components :­ (f) Jammu (M.C.) 50·50 Kml 22.797 27.032 1111S.338 83.9lI8 71.380 6.732 11,893 (ii) Jammu (Csntt.) 10·11 Km' 1.129 1.141 6.299 3.278 3,021 689 647 (,ii) J...... Ov.t­ grotDth.- (Cl) Nagrota. 3·46 Km' 178 183 941 1108 433 104 89 (b) Satwari 1·72 Km" 125 125 915 506 400 192 138 (0) Narwal Balla 1·65 Km" 126 126 714 377 337 14.2 128 Total Urban Group • 67·34 Kml ------24.355 28,00'1 164,207 88.627 75.580 7.769 6.795 litwal~:- 1 7/3/60 Ohak RakwaJan 200 26 26 164 73 81 47 48 2 7/3/10 Rotorcdhok • 881 82 M 511 263 M8 104 115 3 7/3/19 Jagti 2.082 221 222 1,373 737 636 62 45 4 7/3/87 Batolibra.hmana 141 150 151 737 355 382 1111 811 Ii 7/3/88 Barnayi 260 243 264 1.358 713 646 330 312 6 7/3/80 DarmaJ 107 114. 117 514, 291 223 160 124. 7 7/3/90 (lha.k Chan Gadwan 227 00 50 295 162 143 III 113 AI 7/3/92 Palom 1.360 612 618 3,758 1.943 1.815 796 749 9 7/3/93 Kamini 110 211 25 139 72 67 43 40 10 7/3/94 Khanpur 430 63 63 60 185 175 48 62 ..rt 7/3/05 Topeher Khaniya.n 369 559 588 3.188 1.724 1.464 817 777 12 7/3/96 Botoliman Gatriyan 62 128 167 84.1 465 386 232 202 13 7/3/97 Balm 196 674 675 3,769 1.988 1.781 1,217 1,091, 14 7/3/101 Rakhbahu ISUI 256 304 1,717 1,023 694 78 73 '15 7/3/102 Chhani Ba.ma.n 4.37 6(H. 511 2,997 1,688 1,4OD 218 212 16 7/3/103 Cbl>a.ni Raja • 75 30 37 248 14,4, 104 66 IS!!. 17 713/104 Chhani Kamala 65 59 61 378 198 180 130 116 18 7/3/105 ChhaDi Hamit 367 183 un 1.21i5 864 1191 281 234 10 7/3/106 Thangad. 93 13 13 03 50 43 1 20 7/3/111 Cha.k Kalu 14,4, 50 51 239 133 106 2 2 III 7/3/1M Deli 603 270 273 1,613 850 763 340 298 22 7/3fl23 Gingial 167 131 131 700 4.16 2M 147 94 .23 7/3/128 Dw>giyana 271S 863 879 4.470 2.387 2,083 001 479 M 7/3/128(1) NarwalPain • 9 -----l.1N·INHABITED---- 2IS 7/3/120 Raipur 280 4,U 4.0 396 199 197 139 14.3 26 7/3/131 Bhor 167 899 003 4,656 2.400 2.256 531 490 27 7/3fl32 Hakal 26IS 221 221 1,899 977 922 611 574 28 7/3/137 Chhata 682 30D 312 1.967 I,QIW, 903 490 3DD 29 7/3/165 Gol 315 281 296 1,729 904, 8115 569 515 30 7/3/156 GajraJ 99 383 390 2.206 1.118 1,088 140 14.3 31 7/3/167 I[uuri Bagh • 23 52 62 313 145 168 11 9 32 7/3/1118 Ohak-gul&mi 8 34 34 214 109 105 80 75 33 7/3/162 Dhamwal 62 45 46 202 156 137 138 121 34 713/163 Hothi 327 278 281 1.619 863 756 302 321 35 7/3/168 AqUpur 261 224. 227 1.329 712 617 238 222 Total Bural Group 11.162 8,081 8.302 47.327 25,050 22,277 O.ll16 8.333 146

A-V STANDARD URBAN AREAS-contd.

APPENDIX--contd.

P .. ima:ry CeDSUS Abst;:Qcts of the CumPUIl6D+' Units

WORKERS

Location Name of VUlage!Town/Ward/ Inmates of Housel"",, Literate and Total Workers I 81. Institutions Persons Educated (I-IX) CultiYai.ors No. Code MahalIa/Urban Enumerat.or's No. BIoelr Persons r----"-----, ...... r---""______' ,----~ Males Females lIIaIes Females Males Females Males Females lIIaleo Fem~le.

14 16 16 17 19 20 21 22 0 1 2 13 18

Jamiuu Standard Urban Area ,- Total 4.936 228 594 143 fIlI.531 40.969 51.483 2,547 3.397 18 Rural 214 11 478 128 9,M7 '.622 10.926 262 2.979 18 Urban 4.722 1117 116 15 56,QM 36."7 40.557 2,285 418

Urban Com~ents (0) Jammu (111.0.) 4.682 217 103 11 53,896 35.307 38,575 2,238 153 (Ii) Jammu (Ca.ntt.) • 24 13 4 1.485 856 1.358 43 120 (ii') Jam..... Out..growtlo ,- (a) Nagrota . . 14, 262 130 ~6 3 71 (b) Batwari 2 216 103 206 16 (c) Narwal Balla 125 51 174 58

Total Urban Group 4.722 217 116 15 110.984 36."7 40.1107 2.285 '18 ll1J,rrJl Oornpune'11t8 ,- 7 11 38 32 I 7/3/69 Cha.k Bakwalan 94 ~ 117 5 58 1 2 7/3/70 Rotcrodhok 31 222 31 381 271 3 7/3/79 Jogti 108 43 154 3 61 1 4 7/3/87 Batolibrahmana 239 100 309 5 102 5 7/3/88 Barn&yi 117 55 153 8 18 6 7/3/89 J)armal 84 111 611 53' 7 7/3/90 Ch&k Ohan'Gadwa.n 16 919 428 812 10 287 2 8 7/3/92 Palcra l' 26 7 41 2 12 2 7/3/93 Kamini 9 65 16 91 2 47 I 10 7/3/94 Khanpur 27 74 29 663 339 811 32 41 2 11 Topsber Khaniyan 7/3/95 165 60 205 6 3 12 7/3/96 Botclirnan Gatriyan 2 518 123 788 11 6 7/3/97 Bahll 13 319 92 431 227 600 M 31 '1/3/101 Rakhbahu 14 852 1137 1185 11 76 7/3/102 Chhani Ramau 15 37 35 7 83, I 31 16" 7/3/103 ChhaDi Bol.. 40 10 83 67 1'1 7/3/1040 ChhaDi K&maIa. Chhani Hamit 13 7 258 120 277 20 154 18 7/3/106 2Ii 14 18 6 7/3/106 Thaongad 19 71 35 56 9 7/3/111 ChakKalu 20 2 845 lOS 3M 23 98 7/3/124 Deli 21 80 10 103 48 179 30 7/3/125 Gingial 22 79 1.149 536 982 12 108 7/3/128 Dungiyana 23 ---UN·INHABITED-- 24 7/3/128(1) NarwalPain Ra.ipur 42 12 94 38 25 7/3/129 1 1.110 686 9ll 20 200 26 7/3/131 Bhor BaJriBagh Chak·gulami 40 23 54 I 22 32 7/3/158 1 Dhamwal 49 12 71 39 33 7/3/162 IIl6 7 1M Mothi 42 443 2 34 7/3/163 104 23 313 2 148 I 35 7/3/168 Aqilpur Total Rural Group 214 11 478 128 9.547 4.522 10.926 262 2.979 18 147

A-V STANDARD URBAN AREAS--contd. APPENDIX --cqnJjl. Primary Census Abstraot of the component Uuits

WORKERS n III IV V 51. Location Name of VIllage/Town/Ward/ Agricultural ljvestock, Mining and Manuf'acturlng, I'rooesslng, No. Code Mohalla/Urban Enum~mtor'. Labourers Fort"stry, Fishing, QuarryIng Servicing and Repair. No. Block Hunting and Plantations, Or- --. cbards and COl) Houo.hold (b) Other than Allied Activities Industry Household Industry ,...---.-.J'----, ,.--"""---. ,.---'----, Males Females lIIaies Females lIIaiee Female. lIIaieo Females Mal•• Fern,le.

0 2 23 114 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Jammu Standard Urban Area :- Total 1.421 3i 1,013 19 453 5 933 114 6,041 72 Rural l,l!8O 33 213 3 193 4 408 36 877 31 Urban 141 1 800 16 260 oas 19 6.164 41 Orban Coml"'eenta (I) Jammu (M.O.) 109 1 742 16 218 1 407 18 4,932 38 (ii) J ..mmu (C&utt). • 14 39 41 74 1 198 3 (iii) Ja"""'" Out-vf'owt/o :- (a) Nagrota 1 1 19 6 (b) SatWari • iii 6 4 19 '(c) Narwal Balla 2 13 21 9

Total Urban Group 1401 1 800 16 260 62G 19 6,184 41

aural Component .:-- 1 7/3/69 Chak Rakwalan • 1 1 2 7/3/70 Rotorodhok 2 11 1 1 3 '1/3/79 Jagtl 6 2 6 4 7/3/87 Batolibra.hmana 1 4. 7 2 5 7/3/88 lIamayi 116 7 29 16 6 7/3/89 Da.nnal 16 3 1 11 2 31 7 7/3/90 Chak Chan Gadwan 1 1 2 1 8 7/3/92 Palora 8G 1 38 30 1 60 9 7/3/93 Kam.iri.i 4 4 10 7/3/M Khanpur 1 6 4 1 11 7/3/95 Topshar Khaniyan 90 3 57 83 14 148 8 12 7/3/96 Batolirnan Gatori,..., .. 4 1 1 60 1 13 7/3/97 Bahu 4- 20 166 4 22 92 1 14- 7/3/101 Rakhbahu 11 4. 5 1 18 UI 7/3/102 Chhani Raman 63 1 7 6 67 16 7/3/103 ChhaniBej.. 6 17 7/3/104 Chhani Kamala 18 7/3/100 Chhani Hamit 8 9 .4 23 5 3 19 7/3/106 'l"haDgad 4 20 7/3/111 ChakKaIn. IS , 3 21 7/3/1240 Deli 11 7 1 23 9 152 21 22 7/3/1l1G GlngiaI 5 2 8 62 23 7/3/128 Dungi,...,a 9 8 1 76 146 U 7/3/128 (1) Narwal Pain -----UN-INHABITED-----, 211 7/3/129 Baipur 12 1 4 26 7/3/131 Bhor 181S 7 1 240 5 39 Il7 7/3/132 Hakal 209 2 3 12 12 28 7/3/137 Chhata 20 1 2 29 7/3/1511 Gol • 119 8 12 29 30 7/3/166 Gajral 60 1 4 7 2 16 31 7 /3/1Jj7 Hazm Begh 3 2 32 7/3/ 168 Chak-gulami 115 2 33 7/3/162 Dhamwal • 10 8 1 4 34 7/3/163 lIIothi 157 15 6 9 9 311 7/3/168 Aqilpur 137 1 Total Rural Group 1,280 33 213 3 193 4 408 3D 877 31 i48

A-V-STANDARD URBAN AREAB-conc!d. APPENDIX-ccmcld. Primary Census Abstract Of the Component 'Units WORKERS -, VI VII VIII IX X 81· Location Namo of Vi1la.ge/Town/Wardj Construction Trade Transport.. Other Non·Workers No. Code Mohalla/Urban Enumerator·s and Commerce Bt<>raae and Services No. Block Communications

Males Females MsIes Female. MsIe. Females MsIe. Females Male. Females

o 1 2 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Jammu Standard Urban AreM- Total • 3,636 1M 10,467 46 7,528 79 16.594 2,066 62,1940 95,310 Rural 894 63 602 5 1,665 10 1,815 60 14,124. 22,015 Urban • 2,742 91 9,865 41 5.863 69 14,779 2,006 48,070 73,295 Urban Components:- (il Jammu (M.C.l • 2,640 90 9,655 39 5,472 67 14,247 1,968 45,383 69.142 (al Jammu (Canttl . 65 1 139 2 262 2 416 34; 1,920 2,978 (Ui) J"m".,. Otd·grorutA :­ Cal Nagrota 11 50 18 68 3 263 430 (6) Satw.... i . 14 13 89 29 1 301 408 (cl Narwal Balla 12 8 32 19 203 337 Total Urban Group 2,742 91 9,865 41 5,863 69 14,779 2,006 48,070 73,295

Buml Oomprmenla :- 1 7/3/69 Chak Ra.kwaJan . I 1 2 35 81 2 7/3/70 Rotorodhok 6 2 2 13 24 1 146 243 3 7/3/79 Jagti 3 6 49 38 356 636 4 7/3/87 Batoh"brahma.wr. . 9 13 40 17 201 379 II 7/3/88 Barnay; 14 13 32 40 4 404 640 6 7/3/89 Darmal 14 3 25 34 1 138 2UI 7 7/3/90 Ohak Cha.n Gadwan 1 6 87 . 143 8 7/3/92 Palora 66 32 74 1 140 4 1,131. 1,8QIj 9 7/3/93 Kamini 4 3 8 5 31 65 10 7/3/940 Khanpur 11 8 3 12 94 173 11 7/3/96 Topaher Khaniyan 28 40 1116- 167 4 913 1,432 12 7/3/96 Botoliman Gatriya.n 10 22 58 3 57 - 1 260 380 13 7/3/97 Bahu 81 74 2 69 254 4 1,200 1,770 14 7/3/101 Rakhhahu 320 58 81 71 59 5 423 630 111 7/3/102 Chhani Raman 27 611 1 182 1 III 8 1,003 1,398 16 7/3/103 Chhani Deja 38 1 6 1 61 103 17 7/3/104 Chhani Kamala • 4 12 115 180 18 7/3/1M Chhani Hamit 15 2 19 12 39 4 387 1171 19 7/3/106 Thangad. 2 1 6 32 43 20 7/3/111 Ohak Kaln 9 6 11 10 77 106 21 7/3/124. Deli 35 16 67 1 47 486 740 22 7/3/125 Gingial 6 7 39 20 237 284 23 7/3/128 Dungiya.na. 120 84 273 168 11 1,4QIj 2,071 24 7/3/128 (1) Narwat Pain -----UN-INHAIDTED----- 25 7/3/129 Raipur 6 19 10 _1M 197 26 7/3/131 Bhor 35 33" 227 167 6 1,489 2,236 27 7/3/132 Ha.kal 4 15 8 67 2 533 918 28 7/3/137 Cbhata 4 3 8 29 569 897 29 7/3/16ll Go!. 6 15 56 63 487 826 30 7/3/156 Gajra! 8 20 122 85 2 694 1,063 31 7/3/157 Hazuri Bagh 4 2 26 26 77 167 32 7/3/1118 Ohak-gulami 1 4 10 65 104 33 7/3/162 DhamwaJ . II II 1 4 84 136 34 7/3/163 Mothi 8 13 6 71 420 749 35 7/3/168 Aqilpur 5 3 19 399 615 Total Rural Group 894 63 602 6 1,665 10 1,815 60 14,124. 22,0111 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

. M/B(D)JSCO(J&K)- IS 141) PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (Fly-leaf to Primary Oensus Abstract) 1. Definition of Occupied Oensus House, Dwel­ are identical seem to suffer from lack of housing ling, Shop-cum-dwellirtg, W orkshop-cum-dwelling, accommodation. In sharp contrast, the hilly and Household-The import.ant definitions and districts of Ladakh, Doda, Udhampur, Kathua, concepts involved are briefly described below :- Rajauri and Punch present, more or less, a uniform picture. The statement shows that in the rural (i) An 'Occupied Census Honse' is defined a~ areas of these districts the percentage of households a house used wholly or partly for resi­ to number of houses varies from 103 to 107 thereby dential or non-residential purposes. implying that there is no over-crowding or dearth (ii) 'Dwelling' means a oensus house used of housing accommodation. Th~ same applies, entirely for residential purposes, though with less emphasis, to the urban sector of (iii) 'Shop-cum-dwelling' and 'workshop-oum­ Doda, Udhampur, Kathua, Rajauri and Punch dwelling' are those census houses which districts. The low proportion in the case 0'£ Jammu are used for dual purposes of dwelling as district may be on account of the fact that most of well as for the purposes of shop keeping the displaced persons have either been got settled and workshop. in the houses constructed by tl).e Government or (iv) A 'Household' is defined as the entire they prefer to live in urban areas where more group of persons who commonly live avenues of employment are available. together and take their meals from a It will also be observed that there is a very common mess unless the exigencies of high percentage (138'80) of households to number work prevent any of them from doing so. of houses in the urban areas of Srinagar district. A household usually consists of a family The high proportion may indicate that the rate group with or without servants. It may of house building activity has not kept pace with also oonsist of a group of un-related the requirements of the growing population. Same persons or one person living alone. reason may be advanced, to some extent, for over­ crowding in the case of urban areas of Baramula 2. Statement of percentage of households to and Anantnag districts. The high percentage in number of houses in rural and urban areas-The the case of urban sootor of district Ladakh- is due statement below gives the percentage of house­ to the fact that a large number of Government holds to census houses found in rural and urban employees as also businessmen, going there from areas of the State:- all over the State, usually live in the rented dwel­ lings. The housebuilding activity is extremely State/District Total Rural Urban slow because oflimited space available for constmc­ tion of houses and exorbitant rates at which buil­ 1 2 3 4 ding materials are available. Added to it, the requi­ site type of skilled labour is not readily available. Jammu & Kashmir State 114'51 112' 26 126'33 The following statement gives the names of the Anantna.g District 123'40 122'63 132'36 tehsils of various districts in which the percentage Srinagar District 128' 75 120'75 138'80 of households to the number of houses on the whole Baramula District 125'09 124'03 188'63 is highest among the tehsils of the distriot conoer­ Ladakh District 106'11 104'48 126'45 ned- Doda District. 105'62 105'49 107'65 Udhampur District 104·98 104'70 107'74 District Tehsil Total Rural Urban Jammu District 105'75 102'95 114' 92 ------_...... -:---- 1 2 3 4 5 Kathua District 103'18 103'03 104'03 Rajauri District 107'08 107'01 108'61 Anantnag Anantnag 127·34 125·97 --136'09 Punch District 105'78 105'81t 104'81 Sriuagar Srinagar . 136'65 117' 76 139'51 Baramula Uandwara 130'18 130'55 128·29 Ladakh Kargil 106'21 105'37 121'15 The statement when studied closely reveals Doda Ramblm 108'65 109'15 101·71 Udhampur. Ramnagar 107·38 106'44 187·4.2 interesting information about housing accommoda­ Jammu Jammu 109'88 102·88 117'46 tion available in the different districts. The rural Kathua Kathua 104'53 104'78 103·68 Bajauri Budhal 1l0·24 1l0'24 areas of three valley districts viz., Anantnag, Punch Uaveli 106'20 106'46 105'00 Srinagar and Baramul!!. where living conditio:p.s 151

, 3. Sf4tement of density of households per square purposes of the Constitution of India, kilometre in rural and urban areas-The following deemed to be Scheduled Castes in rela­ statement gives an account of density of households tion to' the State under the Provision of per sq. kIn. in total, rural and urban areas of the Artiole 341 of that Constitution." State- There are no Scheduled Tribes in Jammu and Density of households per sq. km. Kashmir. So far as Scheduled Castes are concerned, the following castes have been deemed to be Sta.te/Distriot Tota.l Rural Urban Scheduled for Jammu and Kashmir according to ------1 2 3 4 the Scheduled Castes order of 1956, issued by the President in pursuance of the provisions of Article 341 of the Constitution of India. Jammu & Kashmir State 7'59 6'28 342'31 A'lantnag District 23'85 22'05 193'32 1. Barwala Srinagar District . 41'69 22'53 581'38 2. Basith Baramula Distriot 16'31 15'10 183·38 Ladakh District 0·39 0'35 176·02 3. Batwal Doda District 4'83 4'55 96·21 4. Chamar or Ramdasia Udhampur Distriot 13'63 12·39 465·89 5. Chu:ra Jammu Distriot 41'55 31'83 391'79 6. Dhyar K"thua District 18'44 16'69 596'88 Rajauri District 14'40 13'81 139'06 7. Doom or Mahasha Punoh District 16'84 15-38 178·39 8. Gardi 9. Jolaha Generally speaking, the pattern of density of 10. Megh or K.a.birpanthi households per sq_ km. in a way reflects the 11. Ratal economic condition of the area. The better deve­ loped areas where cultivable land and irrigational 12. Saryara facilities are available in much greater propor­ 13. Watal tions show a higher density in compa.rison to those which because of difficult terrain and inadequate According to para 6 of Fifth· Schedule of the irrigational facilities are less developed. Constitution of India, Scheduled areas are defined as suoh areas which the President may, by order: Examining the data, contained in the above declare to be Scheduled areas. statement, it will be noticed that the 'average density of households per sq. km.. in the State as a Houseless. PB!"son&-Persons who sleep on pave­ whole is 7·59. It drops down to 6·28 for rural ments and hve m the open and not in any dwelling areas and rises to 342· 31 for urban areas. houses are termed as houseless persons. The density in the rural areas varies between Institutional Population-It relates to popu­ 31·83 per sq. km.. in Jammu district and 0.35 lation enumerated in institutions like a hotel per sq. km. in Ladakh distriot. The density of hostel, boarding house, hospital, penal, charitabl~ urban areas is highest in the Kathua distriot or mental institution etc. etc. The institutional (596·88) and lowest in Doda distriot (96·21). households are inhabited by unrelated pel'8ODS living together. 4., Definition of Scheduled Caste8, 8ckeiJ;ul,ed Tribes, HouseEess Persons, Institutional Popu­ Literacy and Education-The test of literacv for lation, ltiteracy and Education:-Scheduled Castes the 1971 Census was satisfied if a pel'8OD above the and Scheduled Tribes are those classes of population age of four could with understanding both read for which special safe-guards ,have been provided and write. An eduoated person is one who has by 'the Constitution under the Constitution passed a written examination of a recognised (Scheduled Castes) Order 1950 a.nd the Constitu­ educational standard. tion (Scheduled Tribes) Order 1950. o. Definition of Workers and NO'IHIJO'I'kers, In­ The definition of Scheduled Castes as laid down dustrial Olassificatory nature of classijication of in Article 49(1) of the State Constitution is repro­ Workers into 9 categories and definition oJ Hou.seholiJ. duced below- Industry -The definition of worker and non-worker has already been e:xplained in Prefatory Note to "Scheduled Castes means the castes, races the present volume. In view of the fact that the or tribes or parts of, or groups within figures of Primary Census Abstract are being ana­ castes, races or tribes whiCh are for the lped in great deta~s in the coming raragra:vhs, 1II/B(D)ISCOJ&K-13(a) 152

some of the important definitions and concepts the owner or lessee of land held from involved are again discussed briefly for the con­ Government or as a tenant of land held venience of the reader and. make him acquainted from private persons or institutions for with different terms and concepts. payment in money, kind OJ: share. The following definition of a worker has been lI-.AJ.J. Agricultural Labourer is one who adopted for the Census of 1971- worked in another person's land for A worker was a person whose main activity was wages in money, kind or share with no particwation in any economically productive work risk in cultivation and no right of lease by his physical or mental activity. Work involved or contract on land on which he works. not only actual work but effective supervision and direction of work. Industrial Categories III, IV, V(b), VI, VII, VIII and IX are not defined separately as they The reference period was one week prior to the are self explanatory. date of enumeration in the case of regular work in trade, profession, service or business and last one V(a)-Household IndusfKy:-A Household Indus­ year in the case of cultivation, live-stock keeping try was defined as an industry conducted by the and plantation work. head of the housedhold himselfJherself_ and or mainly by the members of the household at home A man or woman who was engaged primarily or within the village in rural areas and only at in household duties, such as, cooking for own home in urban areas. The indus~ry should not be household or performing one's own house­ run on the scale of a registered factory and it should hold dut,ies or a boy or a girl who was relate to production, processing, servicing, re­ primarily a student attending institution, pairing and making and selling (but not merely even if such a person helped in the family selling) of goods. It did not include professions. economio activity but not as a. full time worker. such as, pleader or doctor or barber or washerman was not to be treated as a worker :for t.he main or a.strologer etc. activity. In similar manner, a person who merely received an income, such as, a rent receiver or a X-Non-Worker:-A Non-Worker was a person pensioner who did not have to work for receiving who was not engaged in any economioally produc­ the inoome, would not be treated 8.S ooonomica.11y tive activity. Non-workers were divided into active unless the person was also engaged in SOme following seven categories:- economic activity and if that activity was returned as the main activity of the individual. (i) a person engaged primarily in unpaid home duties (like housewife or other Summarising, a. wOrker was one whose ma.in adult females), activity was in anyone of following nine catego­ des- (ii) a full time student or child atttending (i) As cultivator school,

NOCe-(N=Nogligible) Amongst the" various towns, Arnia town of Ranbirsinghpora tehsil in Jammu distriot has It would be observed that Scheduled Caste a very large concentration where 38·43 per cent males and females form 9:09 per cent and 9·54 males and 39·00 per cent females are members of per cent of the total rural population. In urban Scheduled Castes. The other two towns of" this areas of the State, 3'59 per cent males and 3·78 tehsil viz; Ranbirsinghpora and Bishna also per cent females are the members of Scheduled have large concentrations of Scheduled Castes Castes. The oorresponding proportions in 1961 and occupy second and thlrdposition respectively. stood at 8·8 per oent and 8'9 per cent in rural Other important towns, where t~e proportion of areas and 3· 4 per oent and 3·6 per cent in the Scheduled Castes to the total population is fairly urban areas. good, inolude Samba (Jammu district), Ramna­ gar and Katra (Udhampur district), and Kathua The population of Scheduled Castes is highest (Kathua district). in Jammu district and lowest in district Ladakh. As a matter of fact, only 14 males inhabit both 7. Statement ofpercentage of literate and educated the rural and urban areas of Ladakh district. There persons to total :populalio-n, males a"nd fe-males by 154

tLfTERA CV 1901-71

_TOTAL _MAL.ES WIttU FEMAL.ES

as ,...l!'" ~ .'Je ...! l " ~ ...i 2Q"';I ....:: - .:I ~ C) ., ... .. ,!j,~ .. I' c.. d ::> . '1 0 .:! • Z ~ ~ - 0 ...... c.. .. , 1O 10 .. l- ~ "r f- .. 0 -..... : 2 ,u Ii! ~ I 5

lill '1&1 I~~I 19+1 j 06.cAOCS * r,U:i.d.s I'G)j"I.f/II" 01 O".cr~ 14J.~·c.A c• .I' ~. "".,.~ 11.0 ;1'~5GI ouu,_.Ji;'" .( Ra1ti4f..,. & Cia,· .... AI.. ca. It. C."III' "'.., 'o .• ill/& *.... ~. U55 rurat and urban areas-The statement given females by rural and urban areas of the various below indicates the percentage of literate and districts of the State, urban agglomerations and educated persons to total population, males and towns of 50,000 and over:- Percentage of Literate and Educated persons to total population

Rural Urban State/Distriot/Town ,.------.. .- Persons Males Females Persrons Males Females ------_-----'_ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------~ - -_------Ja.mmu' a.nd KAshmir Sta.te _ 14'11 22'17 4·98 38'17 46'60 28·38 Anantnag District . 13'61 22'06 3-63 28'94 39'41 16-77 Srinagar Distriot 10'91 18-00 2'51 32'03 40·32 22·33 Baramula. District 1l'54 19"23 2'45 30'50 40'23 19'18 Ladakh District 10'96 19'94 1'85 34'09 47'83 18'04 Doda. District . 11'90 20'09 2'68 46'50 56'70 34'57 U dhampur Distriot 12'26 19·30 4'53 52'37 59'29 44·38 Jammu District 22'06 31'25 12'28 53·72 61'03 45·27 Kathua District 19'47 28'03 10'19 43'18 52'03 33'43 Rajauri District 13·23 20'93 4'70 44'34 52'88 34'17 Pun.,h District 11'87 20'45 2·38 45'86 54'79 35-74 Srinagar (M.C.) 32'28 40-54 22'58 Jammu (M.C_) 57'43 64-19 49'46 Srinagar (U.A.) 32-03 40-32 22'33 Jammu (U.A.) 56'29 63'17 48'22

The foregoing statement, when compared with by one place, Udhampur two places and Rajauri its counterpart in 1961, reflects the rapid growth by five places_ Kathua and Srinagar have retained of literacy in the State during the decade 1961-71. their respective places but Baramula, Ladakh and The percentage of rural literates has almost doubled Doda have moved down. ,in last 10 yea.l's and appreciably increased so far as urban sector is concerned. The following In the case of urban areas of the State, there statement ranks the districts in rural literacy has been an over-all increase of 9· 9 per cent in rates for 1971 and 196F- the number of literate persons during the decade_ Doda with a decadal increase of 14'0 per cent in Literacy ,.ates in 1971 and 1961 urban literacy tops the list. Udhampur only ranks next, the percentage, increase in urban literacy Bank Rate per 1,000 Rank in this case being 12'0. The literacy rates in in District (rura.l) in respect of other districts have also gone up consi­ 1971 ,----- _.,.A.._~ 1961 1971 1961 dera.bly during 1961-71 as is evident from the subjoined statement-- I Jammu 221 110 2 Kathua 195 99 ! Urban literacy rates 1961 and 1971 3 Ana.ntna.g 136 74 4 , 4 Rajauri 132 62 9 5 Udhampur li3 67 7 District 1961 1971 Deoadal literaoy litera.cy Doda. 119 percent.... 6 72 5 percen- percen- go vari- 7 Punch 119 66 8 tage tage ation 8 Baramula lI5 68 6 - ---2 ------3 4 9 Ladakh 110 77 3 ----- 10 Srinagar 109 59 10 Anantnag 17'0 28'9 II' 9 Srinagar 24'8 3.2'0 7'2 Baramula 18'4 30'5 12'1 Ladakh 22-1 34'1 12'0 Jammu district which had 11·0 per cent literate Jammu 41-5 53·7 12·2 rural population in 1961 has retained its first Kathua 31'1 43·2 12'1 Rajauri 38'4 44'3 0·9 position (22·1 per cent) in 1971 also. Among other Punch 34'7 45'9 11·2 districts, Anantnag Bnd Punch have moved 1156

Among cities, Jammu has a very high percent­ In this group, Banihal (57· 64%) is at the top age. of 57·42 literate persons as against 32·27 followed by Udhampur (57 '00%) and the lowest is per cent of Srinagar. The corresponding Ranbil'singhpora (40'75%) of Jammu district_ proportions of these two cities in 1961 stood at BanihaJ. and Udhampur respectively take the 45·0 and 24·8 respectively. honours so far as male literates (65·30%) and female literates (50·25%) are concerned. The The following statement shows towns with lowest proportions of male and female literates proportions higher than the average of the State- have been returned from Gulmarg (45'16%) and Uri (28,86%) respectively. TO'lIms with proportions higher than the average of the State 8. Statement indicating distributiOn of 1,000 per­ sons, males and f('lf1l,(J,les of Rwral a'l!d Urban area8- Percentage of Literate and The statement on page 156 gives the distribution. Name of Town Educated Persons ,..------"--- .------., of the male and female population among nOIl­ Total Males Females workers and workel's, workers being further classified by nine industrial categories. Gulmarg 44'20 45'16 34'04

Uri 42'89 54'55 28'86 The enclosed statement when compared with its counterpart in 1961. reflects the impact of the change 32·36 Kishtwar ,: 43'88 54'80 in the definition of workers on partioipation rates especially in the case of females. It Bhaderwah 46·42 54'70 37'57 would be observed that there has been a fall of 46'48 59'52 29·63 5·3 per cent in the male working foroe in Jammu Dodo. and Ka.sh.m.ir during the past decade. The fall in Batote 48'58 58'60 36'02 the case of female "Working force is very sharp and works out to 21· 7 per cent. As already stated, the B.amban 47·25 53-44 39-03 signiftoant drop in the fema.le working force is attributed to the change in the definition of work­ B_ilial 57-64 65'30 40-33 ing pel:BOnB adopted at the current census. At the time of 1961 Census, many persons were treated as B.amna.gar 45-26 52-75 37-29 workers, even though they were basically non-wor­ 44'97 54-40 33-o.'i kers, like houEI6-wives and students deSpite their Chenlldli marginal participation in eoonomio aotivity. Even Udhampur 57'00 62-86 50-25 an hour's work a day qualified them to be treated as workers_ At 1971 Census, every individual was :s;.atro. 42-68 51-23 32-70 required to declare himself/herself what according to him/her was his/her main activity_ If his/her Reasi 49-99 58'57 39-82 answer indicated that he/she was eoonomically active worke.r, he/she was classified as working. Samba 43-23 52-54 33'51

Ranbirsinghpora 40-75 50-13 30-72 With this change in the definition of work in our mind, let us now examine the data on working force Akhnoor 47-85 56·95 37·76 collected at the 1971 Census. It would be noticed Bashohli 48-32 54·69 41-27 that the great bulk of male participation is claimed by categories I,CultivatorsJ, IX(Other Services) Lakhenpur 47-40 56-94 34-60 and VII (Trade & Commerce). The indU8~al cate­ :s;.athua 40'92 50·09 30-73 gories accounting for a suhstantial proportion of Hiranagar 48-42 58-12 38'60 female pa.rticipants are I (Cultivators) and IX (Other Services). Leaving aside, category III (Live­ Ro.jaul'i 43-41 52-S1 32-84 stock. Forestry. Fishing. Hunting and Planta­ Nowshehr& 46-08 54-25 37-S9 tions. Orchards and Allied Aotivities) and cate­ gory V (a) (Household Industry). the female Punch 47-27 65-84 37-53 participation in all other categories is negligible 151

Statement shoWing distribution Of 1,000 Persons•• Ues aniI Females of Rural and Urban .A:reai.

Workers .A.._____ --, ,- Totall Total Population Total Workers II Rural/ I-IX ,--__--A.._~ StatelDistrict/City/Urban Urban r---_,._----.... ,---.A.--~ Agglomeration p M F P M F M: F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Jammu & Kashmir State Total 1,000 1,000 1,000 298 525 39 339 27 16 1 Rural 1,000 1,000 1,000 305 537 42 409 32 18 1 Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 265 471 25 34 3 10 N

Anantnag District Total 1,000 1,000 1,000 311 549 31 395 23 17 1 Rural 1,000 1,000 1,000 315 555 32 423 25 18 1 Urba.n 1,000 1,000 1,000 271 487 20 108 6 16 N

Srinagar Distriot . Tot.. l 1,000 1,000 1,000 289 519 18 209 8 14 N - Rural 1,000 1,000 1,000 315 565 19 411 16 20 N Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 264 474 17 16 N 7 N

Baramula District Tota.l 1,000 1,000 1,000 311 552 25 403 20 19 N Rural 1,000 1,000 1,000 314 538 25 433 21 20 1 Urban' 1,000 1,000 1,000 273 487 24 73 4 15 N

Ladakh District. T.,tal 1,000 1,000 1,000 4.38 579 292 429 24.8 15 11 Rural 1,000 1,000 1,000 440 580 297 456 260 14 10 Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 410 565 228 116 101 27 17

Dodo. District Total . 1,000 1,000 1,000 361 558 139 419 108 8 1 Rnra.1 1,000 1,000 1,000 366 563 144 440 114 7 I Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 279 473 53 82 19 14 1

Udhampur Distriot Total ' 1,000 1,000 1,000 312 554 45 419 27 10 N Rural 1,000 1,000 1,000 316 562 46 456 29 10 N Urba.n 1,000 1,600 1,000 268 468 37 22 2 7

Jammu Distriot Total 1,000 1,000 1,000 244 454 16 224. 4 25 N Rural 1,000 1,000 1,000 240 454. 12 301 6 31 N Urba.n 1,000 1,000 1,000 258 455 29 16 N 6 N

Kathua. Distriot. . Totai 1,000 1,000 1,000 267 492 24 317 II 25 1 Rura.l 1,000 1,000 1,000 269 496 23 343 12 25 1 Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 251 452 29 54 N 28 N

Rajauri Distriot. Total 1,000 1,000 1,000 277 513 14 416 10 5 N Rural 1,000 1,000 1,000 277 514 14 432 lO' 5 N Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 273 476 31 38 3

Punoh Distriot • Total 1,000 1,000 1,000 2'78 522 7 446 4 6 N Rura.l 1,000 1,000 1,000 282 532 6 474 4 5 N Urba.n 1,000 1,000 1,000 231 412 26 128 3 19 I Srinagar (M.O.) • Urba.n 1,000 1,000, 1,000 264 475 18 12 N 7 N Jammu (M.O.) Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 263 459 31 2 1 N Srinagar Urba.n Agglomera- tion Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 264. 474 17 16 N 7 N Jammu Urban Agglomera- tion Urban 1,000 1,000 1,000 261 458 30 I) 2 N

NOTa :-'N' denote negligible figures. 158

Statement showiDg c1i8tribution Of 1.000 Persons, Males and 'Females of Bural and Urban Areas-contd.

Workers-oontd.

State!Distriot!City!Urb&n Total! III IV V .. Vb VI Agglomeration Rural! Urban ~ ~ ,---.A.--..-., ~ 14 F 111[ F 111[ F 111[ F 111[ F

1 2 13 14 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Jammu & K ..shmir State Total 18 3 1 N 20 3 15 N 12 N · Rural 17 4, N N 17 3 4 N 9 N Urban 21 1 1 N 33 2 65 1 25 N

Anantnag District Total 13 N N 24 I) 8 N 8 · Rural 13 N N 23 I) 3 N 7 Urban 12 N N 32 2 57 N 18

Srinagar District Total 23 1 1 N 41 2 42 N 15 Rural 18 N 1 N 29 2 5 N 9 Urban 28 1 1 52 2 78 1 22

B ...... mula Distriot Total 14 1 N N 17 2 7 N 11 Rural 12 N N N 17 2 2 N 9 Urban SO 1 4 19 1 53 N 32

Ladakh Distriot Total 19 16 N N 7 8 2 N 11 3 · RuraJ 19 16 N 7 5 N N 8 2 Urban 21 21 5 N 7 46 20 4 42 4

Doda Distriot . Total 58 23 N 11 4 3 N 4 N · Rural 60 24 N 11 4 1 N 3 N Urban 30 1 N 17 2 34- 1 19

Udhampur District Total 17 10 N 8 3 6 N 18 1 Rural 17 10 N 8 4 2 N 16 1 Urban 14 N 1 9 1 48 1 45

Jammu District Total 7 N 1 N 13 2 22 1 18 1 RuraJ 6 N 1 N 15 2 9 1 14 1 Urban 8 N 3 N 7 N 56 1 30 1

Kathua Distriot Total 13 3 N 20 3 12 1 21 1 Rural 14 3 N 22 4 7 N 19 1 Urban 10 1 1 10 2 59 5 35 N

Rajauri Distriot Total 19 1 3 N 8 1 3 N 8 N Rural 19 1 3 N 8 1 1 N 7 N Urban 11 N 4 N 57 1 27

Punch District Total 5 N N 11 1 1 N 3 N Rural 4 N N 10 1 N 3 N Urban 11 N 15 1 14 1 7

8rinagar (:M.e.) Urban 28 1 1 53 2 79 I 22 Jammu (M.e.) Urban 9 N 2 N 5 N 59 N 31 -I Srinagar Urban Agglomera. tiOD Urban 28 1 1 52 2 78 1 22 Jammu Urban Agglomara- tiOD Urban 9 N 3 N 6 N 58 1 31 1

NOTE :-"N" denote negligible figures. 159

Statement shoWing di8tribution of 1,000 Persons, Males ana Females of Roral ana Urban Areas.-oonold.

Workers--concltl. X Total! otll.te/i)istrict/bity/Urban Rurall VII VIII IX Non-workers Agglomeration Urban ..-----'----.. ,.----.A-..... -. l!4 F 11{ F 11{ F P 11{ F

1 2 23 24 23 26 27 28 29 30 31

Jammu & Kashmir State Total 25 N 18 N 61 5 702 475 961 Rural 11 N 9 N 43 2 695 463 958 Urban 84 N 59 N 139 18 735 529 975

Anantnag Distriot Total 20 N 9 55 2 689 451 969 Rural 14 N 6 48 1 685 445 968 Urban 85 N 38 121 12 729 513 980

Srinagar District Total 43 N 41 N 90 7 711 481 982 Rural 12 N 13 47 1 685 435 981 Urban 72 N 67 N 131 13 736 526 983

Baramula District Total 18 N 10 53 2 689 448 975 Rural 12 N 6 47 1 686 442 975 Urban 87 2 54 120 16 727 513 976

Ladakh District Total 9 N 7 1 80 5 562 421 708 Rural 3 ... 4 1 69 3 560 420 703 Urban 79 2 31 6 217 27 590 435 772

Dada District . Total 10 N 4 N 41 3 639 442 861 Rural 5 N 3 N 33 1 634 437 856 Urban 87 N '26 164 29 721 527 947

Udhai:npur District Total 18 N 10 N 48 4 688 446 955 Rural 9 N 7 N 37 2 684 438 954 Urban 114 1 42 1 166 31 732 532 963

Jammu District Total 39 N 31 N 74 8 756 546 984 Rural 13 N 20 N 44 2 760 546 988 Urban 108 1 63 1 158 25 742 545 971

Kathua District Total 19 N 17 N 48 4 733 li08 976 Rural 13 N 14 N 39 2 731 504 977 Urban 72 N 46 N 137 21 749 li48 971

Ra.ja.uri District Total 10 N 4 N 37 2 723 487 986 Rural 6 N 2 N 31 2 723 486 986 Urban U8 34 184 30 727 524 969

Punoh Distriot Total 9 N 2 39 2 722 478 993 Rural 6 1 29 1 718 468 994 Urban 49 N 16 153 20 769 li88 974

Srinagar (M.C.) Urban 74 N 68 N 131 14 736 525 982 Jammu (M.C.) Urban 115 1 65 1 170 28 737 541 969 Srinagar Urban Agglomera- t.ion Urban 72 N 67 N .131 13 736 526 983 Jammu Urban Agglomera- don Urban HI 1 66 1 167 26 789 li42 970

NoTE :-"N" denote negligible figures. Among districts, the highest percentage of \Vor workers iIi all the districts which is obviollSiy as king force for both sexes is found in Ladakh dis-· expected. The proportion of non-workers is highest trict, their respective proportions being 579 and in Jammu district with 756 and lowest in IJadakh 292. The rural and urban areas of Ladakh district district where i~ stands at 562. In rural areas of have also the rare distinction of returning the the State, ,Tammu diRtrict again leads wilh 760 highest proportiolli! of working male a.nd female •· ....bil~ Ladakh once again comes last with 560. population in the State. In the urban sector, Punch district tops the list As between industrial categories, it will be seen with 769, whereas I.adakh, in this case, has again that the 1argest percentage of workers of hoth distinguished itself by reoording the least number sexes has been returned as Cultivators in all the of non-workers which stands at 590 per 1,000 districts. Proportion of workers, in Other Services population (Category IX). represents the next important group. The next in order of importance is Trade The two cities of Srinagar and Jammu more and Commerce (Category VII) in the case of male or less present a uniform picture so far as the d;s- participants and Household Industry (Category tnbution of male and female population among V-a) in FlO far as female workers are concerned. workers and non-workers is concerned. Mining and Quarrying (Oategory IV) is conspicuous 9. ,~ex raNo amonq wlYT"t-ers and 'fIcn-worlrers- for recording the least number of workers of both The following statement gives the sex ratio (females sexes. per 1,000 males) among total population, total Out of every 1,000 persons in the State, ,as many workers, each of the nine indusLrial categories of as 702 are categorised as non-workers. The dis- workers and among non-workers in rural and urban trict-wise data rev('..aJ.s that there is a general pre- areas of each district and in cities and urban agg- ponderance of female non-workers over male non- lomerations :- . Statement of Sex Ratio (Females per 1,000 Males) Total{ Total Total (Workers I to IX category) State/District/Urban AgglomeI:&tion/CiiliY Rural/ popnla.- workers Urban tion I II III IV 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Jammu and Kashmir State Total 878 65 69 40 165 7 Rural 882 69 69 41 205 10 Urban 860 45 64 28 27 3 Anantnag District Total 848 48 49 33 21 ' Rural 847 49 49 35 22 Urban 859 36 49 8 2 Brinagar District Total 850 29 3i 11 18 2 Rural 844 28 32 9 17 3 Urban 855 31 17 15 .18 Baramula Dilltrict Total 848 39 42 24 39 14 Rural 846 39 42 25 40 50 Urban 859 43 49 2 35 Ladakh District Total 975 492 564 703 830 42 Rural 985 505 560 727 827 Urban 856 346 744 557 865 50 Dada District Total 886 220 230 115 345 Rural 888 227 230 120 35.5 Urban !1M 96 198 74 16 Udhampur District Total 908 74 57 31 517 · Rural 912 74 57 34 555 Urban 868 69 99 18 Ja.mmu District Total 920 33 17 15 52 13 · Rural 940 25 17 16 70 21 Urban 865 50 6 13 19 4 Kathua District Total 921 44 31 33 176 · Rural 922 43 31 37 181S Urban 908 59 8 IS 63 Ra.jauri District Total 900 25 21 26 37 3 · Rural 903 24 22 27 38 3 Urban 840 50 Punch District Total 903 12 7 33 62 · Rural 905 9 7 29 73 Urban 882 55 19 44 13 Srinagar Urban etJ,lomeration. Urban 855 31 17 15 18 Ja.mmu Urban Ag omera.tion • · Urban 853 56 7 20 4 Srinagar M.O. • • • Urban 853 32 21 18 19 Ja.mmu M.O. Urban 850 58 9 22 5 161

Statement of Bel[ Ratios (Pemalea per 1,000 lIIaIes).-oontd.

Workers (I to IX category)-com4...... X State/Distriot/City/Ubran Agglomera- Total! V VI VII VIII IX Non- tion Rurall workers Urban (a) (b)

1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 lIS

Jaminu and Ka.llhmir State Total 117 16 20 5 7 63 1.777 · Rural 150 38 27 6 8 29 1.827 Urban 41 10 9 5 6 109 1.586

Anantnag Distriot Total 177 3 1 34 1.821 · Rural 194 3 2 23 1.841 Urban 55 4 1 82 1.640

Srinagar District Total 33 8 4 2 70 1.734 · Rural 51 1 5 19 1,904 Urban 24 8 4 3 87 1,598

Baramula Distriot • Total 82 5 10 39 < 1,845 · Rural 87 1 5 20 1.868 Urban 24 7 17 116 1.634

Ladakh District Total 1,111 222 229 19 132 59 1,639 · Rural 739 455 297 116 46 1.650 Urban 5,387 163 84 27 157 lOIS 1.519

Doda Distriot. Total 275 23 7 3 3 61 1.726 · Rural 293 19 10 2 4 33 1,741 Urban 75 25 3 IISS 1.534

Udhampur District Total 387 42 37 8 16 75 1,94IS · Rural 422 lOS 47 4 20 38 1,988 Urban 71 9 11 11 162 1,571

Jammu Distriot Total 124 27 35 6 13 95 1.658 Rural 139 64 38 11 13 39 1.701 Urban 41 10 30 4 13 137 1.542

Kathua District Total 1M IS6 40 lZ 8 78 1,7G9 · Rural 154 45 46 18 8 56 1,786 Urban 159 70 4 4 7 140 1.609

Rajauri District Total 82 42 1 2 3 59 1.821 · Rural 82 147 1 3 4 40 1.833 Urban 50 12 138 1.555

Punch District Total 42 16 30 1 till 1,876 · Rural 40 37 25 1.922 Urban ISS 20 3 117 1,461 Srlnagar Urban Agglomeration. · Urban 24 8 4- 3 87 1.598 Jammu Urban Agglomeration • Urban 36 8 33 4- 12 136 1,525

Srinagar M.O. Urban 24 8 4 3 89 1.595

Jammu M.O. Urban 44 8 34 4 12 138 1,524 162

It would be observed that the sex ratio for the compara.tively very low are indicated below;- entire State is 878 which varie!! between 882 in Industria.l Ca.tegory Sex-ratio to rural areas 860 in urban- areas. The sex ratio i. Trade o.nd Commerce (ca.tegory VII) 5 among the working population of the State as a ii. Tro.nsport, Storage and Communications whole is 65 as against 389 in 1961. The sex ratios (category VIII) ...... 7 among workers in the rural and urban areas are iii. Mining and Quarrying (category IV) 7 very disproportionate, there }Jeing 69 female wor­ Amongst districts, sex ratios show very wide kers in the rural areas of the Stat.e as compared to variations in all the categories. It will be interes­ 45 in the urban sector. The corresponding ratios in ting to note that the sex-ratios among total wor­ 1961, t.hough a.lso disproportionate, were very high kers in the hilly districts of La.dakh and Doda are and stood at 440 and 96 -respectively. The very high and stand at 492 and 220 respectively. heavy fall in the proportion of female workers re­ Leaving aside Ladakh and Doda, the only other Hects the impact of the change in the definition of district which claims a. higher sex ratio than the worker adopted at the current census. State ratio is Udhampur. The lowest sex ratio among workers has been reported from cL.strict Punch As between different industrial categories, the where only 12 females per 1,000 males are workers. proportions of female workers per 1,000 male wor­ In the State as a whole, there are 1,777 non-wor­ kers are highest among categories III (I.ive-stock, ker females for every thousand male non-workers. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Pla.ntations, Or­ The ratios for rural and urban areas are 1,827 and chards and Allied Activities) and V (a) (Manufac­ 1,586 respectively. The corresponding ratios in turing-Household Industry) which respectively 1961 wore comparatively low in the case of rural engage 165 and 117 females per 1,000 males. It is areas but slightly high in 80 far as the urban sec­ obvious that the higher ratios of female partici­ tor is concerned. Amongst districts, the highest sex pants in the industrial categories III and Yea) ratio a.mong non-workers is claimed by UdhampllJ: have pulled out of shape the similar ratio for other (1,945), followed by Punch (1,87'6) and lowest in categories. The categories in which sex ratios are Ladakh (1,639). 183

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

(Note on Primary Census Abstraot) The table is presented in two parts. The first of these i.e., Union Primary Census Abstract gIves information upto district level whereas the second part i.e., State Primary Census Abstract furnishes similar statistics down to tehsil/town level. Both the tables furnish area in sq. kms., number of occupied residential houses, households, total population by each sex, population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. .Ai!. there are no Scheduled Tribes in the State, the presentation of data. is confined to Scheduled Caste population only. Additionally, the table .gives the number of lite-rate and educated persons, the working popu­ lation classified into 9 broad industrial categories and non-workers as a separate category. The table is similar to its predecessor in 1961 except for some minor alterations. The figures of Mining and Quarrying have been separated from category III and shown as a separate category i.e., IV. Similarly, the 1961 category IV of House­ hold Industry is inoluded in category V -Manu­ facturing etc.-treating it as a sub-category. The Primary Census Abstract summarises the most important demographic information and forms the basis for subsequent detailed census tabu­ lation. 164

UDion.Pri:maQ CeIlBUB Ab8tract

SI. State/l'rovlnce/Dlstrict Total/ Area In km' Oocopled No. or Total Population (Including Soheduled Castes No. Rural/ Resldentl&l Hous.... Instltot1ooal & Housel.... Urban Houses holds population)

r-,------~------~ Persoos Males Females Persons !!(ales Female.

1 2 9 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

.Jammu'" Kashmir :j:·t Sta.to Total 222,236.0 666,753 763,499 4,616,632 2,458,816 2,158,817 381,277 198,165 188,112 Rural 221,842.7 660,187 628,870 3,753,4.11 1,996,864 1,781,647 849,684 181,681 168,103 Urban 393.S 106,566 134,629 868,221 481,451 396,770 31,593 16,684 16,009 ·t Kashmir l'rovlnc~ Total 111,72G.0 320,056 398.145 2,640,1192 1,371,038 1,169,964 295 288 12 Rural 111,1504..2 259.865 315,328 1,969,363 1,062,998 006,960 199 198 1 Urban 224.8 60,200 82,817 D71.639 808.045 288,.694 96 86, 11 • 1 Anantaag DIstrict Total &,882.0 104,017 128,860 ,832,280 450,853 381,927 117 116 Rural 6,325.4 95,750 117,418 758,04.6 410,427 347,619 116 116 1 Urban 66.6 8,267 10,942 74,234 39,926 34,808 1 1 • 2 Srlnagar District • Total 3,018.0 97,&70 125,626 827,697 447,508 380.189 98 85 11 Rural 2,909.7 54,800 65,1168 404,444 219,281 1811.189 2 2 Urban 103.3 ,",,8,270 60,057 423,258 228,227 195,028 94 88 11 • 3 BaramuJ& Dlotrict Total 7,468.0 97,215 121,609 775,72' 419,862 365,882 68 68 Rural 7,404.4 00,125 111,780 709,431 884,281 3211,250 68 68 Urban M.6 7,090 9,S29 66,243 35,631 30,612

4 Ladakh DIstrict • Total 96,876.0• t 21,258 22,1161 105,291 68,816 111,978 '14 14. :a.ura1 96.864. 19,680 20,562 97,882 49,064 '8,828 18 13 Urban 11.3 1,D78 1,989 7,909 4,261 8.643 1 1 • .Jammu :Province . Total 26.896.0 348,698 8611,854 2,0711,640 1,087,277 988,363 380,982 197,882 183,10il Rural 26,226.6 800,332 818,642 1,789,058 938,871 856,187 849,485 181,889 168,102 Urban 168.6 46,366 61,812 286,582 163,406 188,176 31,497 16,499 14,,998 • 6 Dada Dlstrlot Total 11,691'.0 53,466 66,469 342,220 181.424 160,798 30,440 16:849 14,691 Rural 11.6&11.9 60,818 113,082 322,684 170,889 161,796 29,922 16,576 14,847 Urban 85.1 8,187 8,877 19,1136 10,586 9,001 518 274 244 • 6 Udha.mpur Dletrlct Total 4,6'9.0 59,047 61,986 838,846 177.696 161,260 68,989 84,458 91,936 Rural 4,536.0 53,685 66,209 810,427 162,880 143,04.7 88,104 32,787 80,367 Urban 12.4 6,862 6,777 28,419 16,216 13,203 8,285 1,716 1,689 • 7 .Jammu DIstrict . Total 8,1611.0 124,340 181,494 781,743 881,188 850,605 206,651 107,207 99,844 Rural 8.079.6 95,226 98,085 MO,401 !!'I8,528 261,876 184,613 96,839 88,8U Urban 86.4 29,1111 88,469 191.342 102,612 88,780 22,088 11,668 10,470

"?_,. Kathoa District Total 2,6&1.0- 47,898 43,880 274,871 142,989 131,682 62,716 82,792 29,924 Rural 2,643.0 42,808 44,1011 249,1186 129,848 119,743 67,771 30,280 27,64.1 Ulban 8.0 0&,690 4,776 26,0811 18.14.8 11,989 ',946 2,662 2,889

Total 2,681.0· 811,0117 38,609 217,373 114,880 102,998 14,682 7,442 7,240 Rural 2,668 •• 84,'81 86,843 208,976 109,817 119,1119 14,096 7,186 8,960 UJban 12.7 1,626 1,766 8.897 4,688 8,884 688 808 280

10 Punch DIstrict Total 1,658.0- 26,401 27,926 170,787 89,750 81,037 204 189 86 Rural 1,64.8.1 28,865 211,268 1116,984. 82.4.16 n,588 79 88 13 Urban 14..9 2,636 2,658 13,BOB 7,384 8,489 . 125 78 62 165

UDion Primary Oenau8 Abatrac~oDtd.

SI. Statetprovlnce/DlBtriat ToWI WORKEBs--nId. No. Rural/ Urban Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated persons

Total Workers (I-IX)

Persons Male. FemaJes Persons Mal.... Females Person. Males Femaleo

II 8 18 1& 111 10 17 18 19 20 2!

Jammu'" KaabmIr state Total 857.9M 6117.660 !IOO,804 1.873.1101 1,1190,570 83,83] Rural 530,8114 4'2,t1811 87.7111 l,i40,OBl 1,078,188 711.543 Urban 821,810 11111,0111 112,586 227,220 217.482 8,788

:KashmIr Provlnoe Total 4111.7110 887M7 81.968 784,881 7411.010 &B,881 Rural 2811,820 218,6111 20,129 881,813 594,655 87,258 Urban 179,1170 124;188 55,834 1118,078 147,U5 5,628

1 Anantnag Dlotriet Total 124,888 100.281' lS,855 258,922 247,G1l1 11,827 Rural 108.161 90,1148 12,608 238.793 .2117,8110 11,183 Urban 21,485 15,783 5,752 20,1211 19,486 6114

II Sri_gar DIotrlet Total 179,715 181,609 48,1108 238,979 .23I1.Ul 8,888 Rural 44,182 39.478 4.854 127,388 1.23,879 8,487 Urban 135,588 92,031 48.552 1l1,O18 108,,262 8.351

8 Bar.mula DlotrIot Total 102,088 88.218 18,850 240,1118 U1,895 0,018 Rural 81,882 78,884 7.1178 1l.22,818 214,544 8,272 Urban 20,1108 14,884 5,872 18,097 1'1,8111 748

4 LMakh Dlatrlot Total 18,871 11,819 1,662 48,077 80,879 15,198 · Rural 10.8711 9,781 894 42,838 28,472 14,886 Urban 2.6118 ' 2,038 858 3,239 11.407 832

Jammu Province Total 438,174 319,838 118,841 589,010 548,6110 40,,60 Rural 990,584 228,944 81.590 614,868 4.7&.588 80,285 Urban 147.848 90.889 58,751 74,142 8tl,1I77 4,165

II Dada Dlotrlot . Total 47,4811 40,801 7,184 123,411a 101,195 211.298 Rural 88,400 34,328 4,072 118,039 118,1117 21,8112 Urban 11.085 5,973 8,1111 6,454 4,1178 478

8 Udhampur Diotriat . Totol 52,925 40,855 12,570 10S,717 118,440 '1,277 Rural 38,048 31,838 0.,710 98,108 111,815 0,788 Urban 16,882 11,0112 5,860 7,814 7,12& 489

7 .Tammu DIotriot Total 1121,993 U9.882 72,331 178,871 178,187 6,734 · Rural 119,1164 87,oa9 32,105 1119,572 11l8,401 8,171 UrbaD 102,789 011.8113 40,186 411,lIIIII '0.780 B,688

8 Katbua DIBtrIct Total 59,4S. 48,241 10,1118 78,8110 70,l!D9 3.098 Rural 48,808 80.401 12,_ 67,(1113 64.,847 9,746 Urban 10,831 0,840 3.991 6,111J7 6,1145 352

9 Rap"'" lJI.tricl Total 31,374 25,400 5,974 60,108 58,889 1.487 · Rural 2'1,6111 SIl.9S7 4,884 57,8111 58,486 1,347 Urban 8,7l!3 2,413 1,810 B,2II" 1.1'14 120

111 Punch District . Total 24,903 110,874 ',089 47,438 48.867 6711 Rural 18,6ll3 10,8~O 1.777 ",249 48.83S Hi Urban, 8,330 ",018 2,3111 8,184 8,019 16,.

MIB(D)ISCO(J&K)-14 Union Primary Consus Abstract-contd.

WORKERS_onld • 61. State/Province/District TotuJl 1 11 nl No. Rurall Cllltlvators Agrlcllltllro.l Labourers Livestock, Fore&try, Flsblng, Urban Hunting & Plantations, Orcbards & Allied Activities r---.------A------___ r------~~------~ Persons Mo.les FemMes Persons Mules Females Persons Males Femo.les

2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 80

.Tanunu & KashmIr 8tat. Total 889,991 882,544 57,447 41,988 40,824 1,609 60,448 43,817 7,181 Rural 873,278 816,840 56,438 87,329 35,844 1,485 40,402 83,588 6,804 Urban 16,71S 15,704 1,009 4,604 4,480 124 10,046 9,779 267

KashmJr Province Total 495,320 463,752 31,668 23,991 22,901 ],090 24,098 22,748 1,355 Rural 483,585 452,737 80,798 20,872 19,878 994 15,736 14,613 1,122 UrbaI1 11,785 11,015 770 3,119 3,023 90 8,363 8,180 233

1 Anantang District Total 186,722 178,024 8,698 8,158 7,896 262 5,787 5,670 117 Rural 182,182 173,698 8,484 7,497 7,240 257 5,803 6,187 116 Urban 4,540 4,326 214 661 656 6 484 48S 1

2 $rinagar District Total 116,619 93,715 2,904 .6,158 6,089 67 10,547 10,365 182 RuruJ 92,1172 90,128 2,844 4,424 4,383 41 3,921 3,857 64 Urban 3,647 3,687 60 1,732 1,706 26 6,626 6,508 118

3 Baramula District Total 176,197 169,137 7,060 8,801 8,108 193 5,923 6,709 221 Rural 173,459 166,528 6,931 7,754- 7,562 192 ',886 4,652 184 Urban 2,738 2,609 129 647 548 1 1,087 1,050 37

4 Ladakh District • Total 36,782 22,876 12,906 1,376 808 568 1,841 1,006 885 Rural 84,922 22,383 12,539 1,197 698 504 1,675 917 758 Urban 860 493 867 179 115 64 166 89 77

Jammu Province .. Total 394,671 368,792 25,879 17,942 17,423 519 26,350 20,574 6,776 Rural 389,743 864,103 25,640 16,457 15,966 491 24,667 18,9211 5,742 Urban 4,928 4,689 239 1,485 1,457 28 1,683 1,649 34

6 Dodo. District Total 113,406 75,966 17,UO 1,661 1,400 161 14,233 10,684 3,649 Rural 92,366 75,098 17,268 1,402 1,252 150 18,914 10,270 3,644 Urban 1,040 868 172 159 148 11 319 314 5

6 U dhampur District Total 78,716 74,450 £,265 1,836 1,780 116 4,580 8,020 1,560 Rural 78,847 74,116 4,.232 1,722 1,666 56 4,858 9,602 1,556 Urban 368 335 33 114 114 222 218 4

7 Jammu District Total 86,960 85,500 1,460 9,567 9,421 146 2,600 £,472 128 Rural 811,292 83,842 1,460 8,890 8,759 137 1,722 1,610 112 Urban 1,668 1,668 10 677 668 9 878 862 16

8 Kathua Dlatrlct Total 46,608 45,296 1,402 3,760 3,629 121 2,214 1,882 382 Rural 45,976 44,679 l,a96 3,374 3,255 119 2,079 1,765 324 Urban 728 717 6 876 87' 2 136 127 8

II Rajauri District • Total 48,611 47,588 l,fJ23 629 618 16 2,275 81 Rural 48,4311 47,416 1,028 613 597 16 2,226 .81 Urban 172 172 16 18 49

10 PUnch District Total 40,281 30,992 289 509 580 19 448 422 26 Rural 39,324 39,058 271 466 443 18 368 343 25 Urban 967 939 18 143 187 6 80 '19 1 107

Ullion Primary Census Abstract---contd:

WO:B.XllBS-..nld. SL state/PrO'Vlnae/Dllltriot Totall No. Rurail IV V UrbllUl lIIInIna cI: Qoanying lIlaaufaoturlng, ProoessIng, Sorviolng '" Jl.epaJn

(II) Household Indaatry

Penoua ¥aIu Females peieooa Hales Females

1 :II 8 31 8lI 83 34 86 80

Jammu" Kuhmlr State Total 1,848 1,835 18 00,389 '9,081 0,'1'18 Rural 1,14' 1,188 11 89,Od 84,4.78 6o1M UrbllUl 70' 702 2 16,687 16,088 6U

• KashmIr ProvlDce Total 918 908 II 39,969 86,4.66 8,&05 Rural 1104 600 4 2&.701 22,727 2.974 UrbllUl 609 ~ 1 14.,25d 18.727 681

1 Auantuag DIstrIct Total 145 146 12,486 10,1107 1,878 Rural 120 129 11,146 9,388 1,808 Urban 16 16 1,839 1,,209 70

2 Srlnagar DI.trtot • Total 628 627 1 18,823 18,217 606 Rural 808 807 1 6,781 8,41i3 828 Urban 220 220 12,042 11,7M 278

8 Baramula DIBtrIct Total 216 212 3 7,884 7,1Na 591 Rural 63 60 3 7,166 6,1iBO 575 Urban 162 162 679 663 16

4. Ladakh DIBtrIct Total 26 24 1 817 887 4.80 Rural 4. 4 6111 808 2611 Urban 21 20 1 198 81 167

;:ammn Provlnoe. Total 935 927 8 15;380 13,107 2,273 Rural 640 633 7 13,941 11,761 11,190 Urban .6 294. 1 1,4.39 1,866 88

~ Dada DlBtrlct Total 8 8 2,87' lI,0II8 676 Rural 2 II 2,487 1,92' 663 Urban 4 , 187 17' 13

'0 Udbampur DiStrict Total 118 23 1,926 1,889 687 Rural 12 111 1,775 1,248 627 UrbllUl 11 11 151 1&1 10

7 Jammu DlBtrlct . Total 568 6i1 7 5.392 4,709 593 Rural 119' 288 6 6,586 4,0I!l6 561 Ui'ban 2M 1188 1 807 776 all

8 Kathna DIIItr1ct Total 80 80 3,859 lI,910 Rural 16 16 a,206 2,778 ""'is UrbllUl U U 1118 1811 :u

9 /lap"" Di8trlct Total 318 815 1 1,085 967 78 Rural 314 818 1 1,01' 937 77 UrbllUl 2 II 21 110 1

10 PunQh DIIItriot . Total 2 II D9' 95' 40 Rural II II 874 840 '14 UrbllUl 120 114. 6

M/B(D)lSCO 14(a) 168

Union Primary Census Absuact-oontd.

WORKERS-w"Id. V Ma.nufaoturing, Prooeaaing, VI VII Servicing & Repaira Construotlon Trade & COlllJllerce 81. State/l'roVIDce/Distrlot Total/ (b) Other-than Houaohold No. RuraU I:Q.duaQ Urban ,- Persons Mal... FBIIlal... Persons Females Persons Mal.. Females 2 3 37 38 39 41 42 43 46

Jammu &I; Kashmir State Total 37,780 37,193 687 31,026 30,'07 6111 60,1165 60,640 326 RU1'B1 7,622 7,247 276 19,361 18,861 610 21,819 21,696 124 Urban 80,258 29,946 312 11,665 11,666 1011 39,U6 38,946 201

Kashmir l'rovilloe '.rotal 25,316 26,124 1112 16,686 15,458 128 36,332 96,156 176 Rural 3,171 8,166 16 8,674 8,461 113 12,871> 1:11,829 46 Urb.. n 2Z,14D 21,968 177 7.012 6,997 15 23,457 23,327 130

1 An,mtll"g District Total 3,48' 3,473 11 3,472 3,472 9,067 9,044 13 Rnr..l 1,202 1,199 3 2,768 2,768 5,675 6,664 11 Urb.. n 2,282 2,274 8 714 714 3,382 3,380 2

2 Srinaga. District Total 18,886 18,744 142 6,821 6,821 19,188 19,109 79 Rural 1,023 1,022 1 1,868 1,868 2,618 2,606 12 Urban 17,863 17,722 141 "4,063 4,963 16,570 16,603 67

3 naramula District Total 2,814 2,700 15 4,607 4,607 7,597 7,622 75 Rural 914 013 1 9,465 9,465 4,438 4,4,15 23 Urban 1,900 1,886 14 1.142 1,1411 3,lM 9,107 {i2

4 Ladakh District • Total 132 108 2<1 686 568 128 490 481 II Rural 32 22 10 49S 880 113 H4 144 Urban 100 86 14 103 178 15 346 337 9

1ammu Province. Total 12,464 12,069 396 16,440 14,949 491 24,633 24,484 149 Rural 4,361 4,091 260 10,787 10,390 3117 8,944 8,866 78 Urban 8,113 '7,978 136 4,653 4,61>9 114 16,6811 16,618 71

5 J)oda DistrIct Total 4811 471 11 681 676 5 1,861 1,8'6 Ii Ruml 110 108 2 486 480 5 932 1180 II Urban 872 363 II 196 196 11111 916 3

6 Udbampur District Total 1,145 ·1.099 46 3,378 3,258 1110 3,177 3,152 25 Rural 400 861 39 11,885 2,576 120 1,429 1423 6 Urban 745 738 7 689 683 l,74S 1,729 19

Total 8,674 8,347 227 7,125 6,886 239 14,036 14,851 85 Rural 2,771 "!I,604 167 3,1190 3,843 147 3,762 3,721 41 Urban 5,803 6,743 60 8,185 3,043 92 11,174 11,130 44

II Kathu8 Distriot • Total 1,790 1,695 95 3,087 2,969 118 2,708 2,677 31 Buml 1162 921 41 2,627 11,511 116 1,759 1,782 27 Urban 828 774 M 460 468 2 949 945 4

Total 347 333 14 S90 889 1 1,149 1,147 II Rural 80 76 11 765 764 1 611 609 2 Urban 281 268 3 125 126 538 538

10 l'nDch Dtstrlet Total 126 124 2 279 :1171 II 8111 811 Ruml !l2 22 225 :1117 8 461 451 Urban 104 102 I>!I, 114 361 860 1 169

Union Primary Census Abstract-concld.

WORKERS__ o ••Id.

VITI IX TrlUlllport. Storage & Other Bervl""" Communications r------~~---~ State/l'rovlnce/Di8tl"iot Total} ,:I;'e1"8OO8 Males Females PerIlOna Hales Females Rural/ Urban

2 8 46 47 49 50 61 62 68 64

'JaIilwu & KaebmirState Total 44,699 44,407 292 159,872 150,842 9,580 8,242,731 1,167,746 2,074.986 RnroJ 17.414 17.278 136 88,770 86.23' 2,586 2,611,730 923,726 1.688,004 Urban ,27.lIB6 27.129 156 71,102 64,108 6.994 681,001 244,019 886,982 KaahlDlr Province Total , 27.0<1.3 ,26,964 89 00.333 91.660 4.773 1,756,101 629,028 1,127,073 Rural , 8.0119 8.OS'" 211 52,787 61,620 1,167 1,837,540 468,488 869,102 Urban 18.984 18.020 6' 43,546 89.940 9,606 418.581 160,500 257,971

1 Anantnag Dbtrlr.t Total 4.048 .... 048 25.664 24,716 848 678,858 209,258 870,100 Rural 2,649 2,640 20.852 19,898 454 619.253 182,767 336,486 Urban ,1.400 1.499 6,212 '.818 394 04,100 20,491 33,614

II SrI_ DIstrict. Total 18,819 18,276 49 43.092 40,278 2.81'" 588,718 215,887 878,951 Rursl 2.910 2,910 10,561 10,856 196 277,078 90.402 181,676 Urban 16,409 15,866 48 82.641 29.923 2,618 311,640 119.965 191,675

8 BarBwula, DIstrict Total 4.281 4.281 23,144 22,284 860 584,811 187,967 346,,844 Rural 2,860 2,860 18,872 18,009 889 486,885 169,687 816.978 Urban ,1.921 1.921 4,772 4,275 497 48,146 18,280 29,866

Jammu Province Total 17.656 17,453 203 68,539 58,782 4,757 1,486.680 688,717 947,918 Rural 9.8M 0.244 111 ; 95.983 34,614 1,869 1,274,190 455.288 818,902 Urban 8.801 8.209 92 27,6116 24.168 9,888 212,440 89,429 129,011

.. DOda Distdct. Total 785 788 2 7,816 7,865 4(9 218,727 80,229 138,498 Rural 514 512 1I 6,827 5,641 186 20',645 74,672 129,979 Urban 271 271 1.987 1.724 263 14,082 5,557 8,525

• Udhampnr District Total 1,790 1.761 29 9.147 8.508 689 233,129 79,158 168,973 Rural 1.149 1,127 22 6.216 5,986 230 212.824 71,085 141.259 Urban 641 694 7 2,931 2,522 409 20,805 8,091 12.714

7 .Jammu District Total 12.116 11,962 158 81.044 28,848 2.806 562.872 208,001 844,871 Rnral 6,60S 5,536 72 12.858 12.180 4,78 410,829 152,125 258,704 Urban 6,507 6.426 81 18,386 16,168 2.218 142.043 55,876 86,167

8 Katbua Dlstrlnt .' Total 2,379 2.361 18 7,375 6.843 532 201,281 72,807 128,684 Rural 1,768 1,754 14 5.827 5,046 281 182,493 65,496 116,997 Urban 611 607 4 2.048 1.797 251 18,788 7,201 11.587

9 Rajavri Di.trict Total 888 887 1 4,466 4,216 250 167,267 65.741 101,526 Rural 282 281 1 3.512 8.878 184 151,164 59,352 97,812 UJ."ban 166 166 1)54 888 116 6,108 2,889 8,714

10 Pnncb Dlstriot Total 109 199 8,603 9.502 191 128,864 42,898 80,461 Rural 84 8' 2.443 2,883 60 112,7811 38,578 74.167 Urban 115 115 1.250 1.119 181 10,619 4,815 6,304

NtYnI,- :t InoIudea 78,932 KID" under IDegaJ occupation of Pakistan and 5,180 KmB illegally handed over by Pakistan to Cblna. A Iso Inoludos 87,656 KID" under illegal occupation of China• • nepresents provisional "g80lIrBpblcal area figures" supplied by tbe Surveyor General. Figures for Urban areas are tbose BIlppUed by the I_ocal BodIes. Area figures for Rural areas arc derived by BIlbtracting tbe Urba,! q.rea ~Iq the ~o~ area of the district. ' t lllolllf1ea 87,555 ~m' llI!d"l' ille~ """Watloll:of China" 170

State Primary Census Abltract

Total PoPulation (Inaludlng 8eheduled Castes Inatltutlooal and HOUBeI_ Population) 8L StateJ]>rovlnoe/DIatriotl Total/ Area In OOl!llpled No. or Bouae No. TehsU/Town RuraI/ Em" Residential boIda ,..-----__,'-----...... Urban Bouaea Persona lllaJes Females Persollll lirIalea Females

1 2 8 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Jammu & Kashmir Tota 222,236'0*.@ 866,753 768,499 4,616,632 2,458,9111 1,1118,817 881,277 198,185 183,112 State Rural 221,842.7 560,187 611B,B70 3,768,411 1,996,864 1,761,647 8411,684 181,1181 168,103 Urban 898.8 108,666 184,629 858,221 4.61,461 8116,770 31,l1li8 16,684 15,000 .@ KBBhmIr ProviDce Total 111,729.0 820,055 898,145 2,540,992 1,871,088 1,1611,954 295 283 12 Rural 111,1104.2 259,855 315,828 1,11611,8118 1,062,11118 006,880 199 198 1 Urban 224.B 6O,l!OO 82,817 671,639 908,0411 288,1104 116 811 11 • 1. Anantnag Dlstrfct Total 6,882.0 104,017 128,860 882,280 450,8118 881,927 117 118 1 Rural 6,825.4 95.750 117.418 7118,046 410,427 847,619 116 115 1 Urban 56.0 8,.267 10.942 74,284 89,9118 8,,808 1 1

1. PabaJpm TellBll Total 111.8 6,869 40,6112 12,3114 18,888 Rural 101.1 8,4711 88,85'7 111,0117 1'7,800 Urban 10.7 890 2,8811 1,1197' 1,088

L Pabalgam (!!I.A.) Urban 20.72 840 890 2,8811 1,ItI'7 1.088

Il. Auautnag TebaII Total 1172; 1 89,686 41,807 274,478 .48,1188 1115,1105 22 112 Rural l1li8.& 10,108 81,664 181,816 115,6511 108,1174 21 111 Urban 18.6 4,1180 . 6,288 411.64'7 88,016 111.881 1 1

fi. Hattan (N.A.) Urban 1.40 1178 768 I,llli

m. Kubmall (N.A.) Urban 2.85 276 1,'728 778

IV• .Arumt_ ,TA) 7.18 1,848 8,8110 1!17.848 14,808 111.'740 1 1 .. ' V. BQbebara (!!I.A.) Urban 2.40 1187 1,300 8,1110 4,1188 8,9SB

8. Kulgam Tehall • TotAl 614.0 80,1189 202,11117 i6ll,880 113,1197 U Rural 101.8 111,1186 1118,1188 L0I,I!I74 110,81& 28 Urban 11.' 1198 6,8611 8,1188 11.988

VL Kulpm (N.A.) • Urbaia 11.42 781 1198 8,8611 8,888 1,988

4. 8buplyBD Teball Total 811.7 12,896 118,818 118,66'7 4&,8111 III 21 Rural 808.8 11,498 110,482 49,4&8 41,089 III 21 UrbaD 6.4 897 7,888 4,11114 8,812

vn. 8buplyan (N.A..) Urban 811'7 1,808 7,888 8,812

6. Pulwama TebBli Total 4118.8 111,689 118,291 1611.428 83,1188 71,888 1 Rural 4112.11 18,787 12,114 146,8" 711,OI!I9 8'1' ,811i 1 Urban 8.9 1111 1,17'7 8.1182 4,11l1li 4,OI!I8

VIn. Pampoze (N.A..) Urban 8.89 912 1.17'7 8,l1li2

6. 'r".. Tehail Total 164.0 7,819 11,11l1li 311,1118 11'1',8118 11 11 Rural 1118.4 7,172 8.819 29,0'1'8 u.s7'/' 11 11 Urban '1'47 988 8,444 8,081

IX. TraI (M.A.) • Urban 0.l1li 1188 8,081 171

State Primary Oe08US Abstract-contd.

WORXERS...... ,onld. Soheduled Tribes Literate and Educated :Person. Total Worker. (I·IX)

r-,------~------~ r------~------_, si. state/Pmvinoe/Dlstrlotl Total/ No. TehsU/Town Rural/ :Persona Ma.!es Femaloa :Pe:aons Ma.!e. Females :Persons a.!es Females Urban 2 3 18 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Jammu & Kashmir Total 857,964 657,660 200,804 1,878,901 1,290,570 89,981 State Bural 1130,3114 442,635 87,719 1,146,681 1,073,138 79,548 Urban 327,610 215,025 112,5811 227,220 217,432 9,788

Kashmir l"roVinee Total 419,790 387,827 81,963 784,891 742,010 '2,881 Rural 289,820 213,691 26,129 631,819 59'.655 97,258 Urban 179,970 124,136 115,884 158,078 147,455 5,628

1. ADantnag District Total 124,636 106,281 18,855 258,922 247,095 11,827 Bural 108,151 90.048 12,603 238,799 227,660 11,133 Urban 21,485 15,738 6,762 20,129 19,'95 694

2. l'aba.!gam Tehail Total 4,299 3,880 419 13,805 18,366 489 Rural 4,074 8,659 '15 13,030 12,591 489 Urban 225 221 , 775 775

I. :Pabalgam (N.A.) Urban 225 221J 775 776

2. Anantnag Tehsll Total 47,0110 88,67l1 1,878 84,986 n,207 8,729 BIIl'ILI 82,9011 28,635 4,267 78,454 70,111 3,848 Urban 14,148 10,087 4,111 11,482 11,096 886

II. Hattan (N.A.) Urban 1,658 1,198 460 1,827 1,291 36

m Knkernal!! (N.A.) • Urban 8'5 299 52 552 . 680 22

IV. Anantnag (T.A.) Urban 9,1i82 6,680 2,952 7,lil7 297

V. Bljbeba.... (N.A.) Urban 2,668 1,916 647 2,159·, 2,128 81

8. Kulgam Tehsll To tal 27,628 24,218 1,406 64,283 59,577 Bural 25,989 22,991 2,998 62,487 57,853 Urban 1,684 1,227 407 1,796 1,724

VI. Kulgam (N. '\.) Urban 407 1,796 1,724 72

4. Shnplyan Tehall Total 12,837 11,087 1,750 80,805 29,776 529 BIIl'ILI 10,680 9,417 1,168 28,243 27,765 478 Urban 2,267 1,670 587 2,062 2,011 51

VII. Shnpiyan (N.A.) Urban 2,257 1,670 ' 587 2,062 2,011 61

II. l'ulwama Tehall Total 22,695 19,719 ~,976 47.682 45,64.0 2,042 Rera.! 21,028 18,362 ~,666 45,482 43,429 2,008 Urban 1,667 1,867 810 2,250 2,211 89

VIII. Pampar. (N.A.) Urban 1,667 810 2,250 2,211 89

6. Tral TehslI Total 101,92 8,705 1,'27 17,911 17,529 882 Rural 8,578 7,484 1,094 16,147 15,911 236 Urban 1,664 1,221 999 1,764 1,618 146 IX. Tral (NA.) Urban 1,654 1,221 , 889 1.764 1,618 146 I D m CUltivators AsrIouJ$ural Labourura £lv.took. Forestry. FlahIol. H_tma A Plantatlona. Orchud8 &lid AWed Aotivitlea 81. 8tatefl'roYlnoe/Dllfzlot/ ~ :No. TehslJlTown Rurall Urban FelOlll

128 28 27 2B 2D 80

Jammu '" Kaohmir Total 889.l1li1 831.11" 57.""7 41.983 1,609 43.817 7,181 State Rural 873,J78 816,84,0 56.438 87,319 1.486 88,688 6.8114 Urban 18,713 1&,70& 1.00II 4.111M 124 9,779 287

Kaslunlr Provlnoe Total 41111.820 4.3,70 81.1i118 211,Ulll 22,901 1.0110 24.0118 22,743 1,8li6 Rural 488,1iS1l 4611,787 80,798 20,8711 19.878 994 111.786 14.018 . 1.U12 Urban 11,7811 ll,oUI 770 8.119 8,023 96 8.8ea 8,180 288

1. Anantnaa Dlairtot. Total IB8,7D 178.02& 8,698 8.168 7.898 lOll 1i,787 1i.070 117 Rural 182,182 178._ 8,48& 7,497 7,lUIl 257 , 6,808' 5,l87 116 Ur",,", 4,M1l 4.u6 91& 861 l1li0 II 464 438 1

1. PohaJgam TebaII Total 10.l!O9 9.981 880 888 11 681 520 61 Rural 11,1170 9.4411 078 6011 11 !i114 608 61 Urban 1iS3 638 7 7 17 17

1. Pabalgam (!f..... ). UItIA 688 ' 7 7 I 17 17'

Total sa 1,941 I.OM 11 Bural 211 1,811£ 1,824 10 Urban 8 811 810 1

Urban 1 26 31 31'

IlL Xnkarnaa IN..... ) Urban 819 818 1 II 9 83 1

N. A_tnac (T.A.) Urban 188 186 8 198 188

V. Bl,lbeIuua (B..... ). Urball 117 1U6 1 9 9., 118

S. XuJ_ Tebali Total 110.102 46,167 3.8811 11,101 1,111111 1,061 18 B.lIRl ,9.28li &&,.all 8,'l80 2,OCI8 1,880 1,017 18 Urball 837 '182 l1li 81 82 84

VL :Kulgam (N.A.) Urban 8117 7811 81 8.

4. Bhuplyan Teilldl • 'l'oUII 26,687 ea. GIIO 8 lIII8 080 II Rural 28,0711 GIiO 147 8 1186 1184 8 Urban 4tIlli 51 811 52 o

VII. 8bupfyan (!f.A.) Urball 81 81 112

D. Puh...... TebaII Total 33,734 IIlI,IU 1,IIOlI 1,408 , 1,098 1.068 Rural 8B,IlB 81,717 1.466 1,188 , 1,068 1.084 " Urban 6IlI1 6011 17 1119 84 8& "

VDL pampore (N.A.) Urban lillll lIOII , 17 119 210 8'

6 TraI Tebdl • • Total 11,11. 11.018 198 '197 790 '1 481 1 Rural 11,1i88 11.C86 103 '108 70s Ii 'iii 1 UrbaD 8'18 1188 OIl 89 87 2 86

1'ruJ (111' A) • UrbaD 583 f· 911 811 87 • II 81 81 173

State Primary Census Abskact-contd.

WORKERS_. SI State/Province/ Total/ -. No. Dletrict/TehBl1/ Rural/ IV v Town Urban Aliniag

1 !! 8 81 811 33 8. 86 38

Jammu & KashmIr atate Total 1,848 1,886 13 66,939 49,681 6,778 Rural 1,144 l,18S" 11 89,6411 34,478 6,164 Urban 704 702 2 16,607 16,098 814

Kashmir Provine" Total OIS 009 6 89,960 86,464 8,505 Rural Ii04 600 4 lll6,701 22,727 2,974 Urban 400 40S 1 14.268 18,727 631

1. Anautwoa Dletri at Total 146 146 1~4S6 10,607 1,878 Rural 11!9 1119· 11,146 9,838 1.808 Urban 10 16 1,389 1.269 70

1. PahalgamTehllll Total 1 1 687 468 119 Rural 1 1 liS. 406 119 Uri>an 8 8

I. l."aIIalgam (N. A.> Urban 8 8

2. Anantnag T6hsil Total 47 47 4,436 8,848 688 Rural 81) 86 8,600 8,075 1i84 Urban 12 12 827 '1''78 6'

II. lIattan (N. A.) .. Urban S 8 8Ii 61 4.

m. Kukernag (N. A.t Urban 2 2 63 46 18

IV. AnantDag (T. A.) Uri>an 2 2 464 4.28 28

V. Bijbehara (N. A.) Urban 6 Ii 246 239 8

8. Kulgam Tf!h.1I Total 8 8 2.711 2,183 528 Rural 8 8 2,'1'08 2,176 628 Urban o. S 8

VI. Knlgam (N. A.) Urban 8 8

0&. Shuplyan TehsII Total 4. 4 1,168 978 176 Rural 4 4 961 780 171 Urban 202 198 4 VII. Shuplyan (N. A.) Uri>an - l!O2 198 4. 6. Pni_ma TeboO Total 86 86 1,686 2,2113 871 R ...... 81 81 - 2,681 2,112 869 Urban 4 4. 84 81 8 vm. PampoJe (N. A.) Urban 4. " 84 81 8 6. TraI Teh81l .. Total 933 887 96 Rural 718 681 87 Uri>an 216 206 9 lX. Tral (N. A.) Urban- 216 208 I) 174

State Primary Census Abstract-contd.

WORKERS-eaned. SI. 8tatetprovlnce/ V VI VII No. Dlstriot/TehsiJ/ Manufaoturing Prooossing. Construction Trado .t: Commeroo Town Servioing & Repairs (b) Other-than Househ~ Induotry ,r------~------~ r------~------~ PetBODS Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Females

1 2 8 37 S8 89 40 41 42 48

J"ammu & Kashmir Total 37,780 37,198 587 81,026 80,407 619 60.965 80.640 826 State Rural 7,522 7,2&7 275 19,361 18,851 510 21,819 21,695 124. Urban 30,258 29,946 812 11.66& 11,556 109 89.146 88.945 201

Kashmir Province Total 25,316 25,124 192 15,688 15,468 128 86,382 86,156 176 Rural 8,171 3,166 15 8,674 8,461 113 12,876 12,829 46 Urban 22,14.5 21,968 177 7,012 6,997 15 23,457 28,827 130

1 AnantDBg District Total 3,484 8,478 11 8,472 8,472 9,057 9,044 Rural 1,202 1,199 3 2,758 2,758 6,676' 6.604 Urban 2,282 2,274 8 714 714 3,382 3.180

1. PabaIga.m TebBll Total 66 65 136 136 342 841 1 Rural 26 26 127 127 807 800 1 Urban 39 89 9 9 3li 36

L Pabalgam (N. A.) Urban 39 89 9 9 36 36

2. AlIBIltnag Tebsll Total 1,707 1.704 3 1,490 1,490 3,9118 3,980 8 Rural 361. 859 2 971 971. 1.767 1.761 6 Urban 1.,846 1,845 1 519 619 2,191 2.189 1I

U. Mattan (N. A.) •• Urban 72 711 93 98 109 103 1

m. XllbrDag (N. A.) Urbnn 28 7 7 33 83

IV. Anantnag (T. A.) Urban 978 978 847 847 1.487 1.487

V. BiSbebala (N. A.) Urban 278 277 1 72 72 682 661 1

3. Kuigam TebsU Total 861 880 1 563 668 1.769 1.755

Rural 144 143 1 638 638 1.621 1.617 Urban 1I17 217 80 80 288 288

VL XuIgam (N. A.) Urban 217 217 80 30 288 238

... Sbuplyan TobaB Total 1110 189 1. 380 3ao 880 880 Rural 33 83 269 269 459 469 Urban 167 166 1 71 71 421 421

VIL Bbupiyan (N. A.) Urban 157 156 1 71 71 4!11 421

6. Pul_ TehaU Total 1,037 1.034 3 8211 626 1,487 1,487 Rural 676 676 648 648 1,262 1,282 Urban 461 468 s 77 77 225 !!2Ii

mI. Pamporo (N. A.) Urban 481 458 8 77 77 225

8. TraI Tobsll Total 124 121 8 828 828 631 631 Rural 62 611 820 820 869 369 Urban 62 69 s 8 8 272 272 a. TraI (N. A.) Urbnn 62 li9 s 8 8 1I72 2711 175

State Primary census Abatract-contd.

WORKERS-cOI/e:U. r-~------~~------__

81 State/provlnoe' Total/ VIII IX . X No. Dlattlct/TehsUI RlJral/ Transport, 8tora.ge & Other Services Non-workera Town Urban Communications

r-,------~~------, Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 46 47 49 60 61 62 68 64

;rammu & Kashmir Total 44,609 44,407 292 159,872 150,342 9,1530 3,242,731 1,167,746 2,074,986 8tate Rural 17,414, 17,278. 136 88,770 86,234 2,536 2,611,730 9S8,726 1,688,004 Urban 27,285 27,129 156. 71,10S 64,108 6,994 631,001 244,019 386,982

Kasbmlr Provinoe Total 27,043 26,954 89 96,388 91,560 4,773 1,750,101 629,028 1,127,073 Rural 8,069 8,034 21> 52,787 51,620 1,167 1,337,040 468,438 889,102 Urban 18,084 18,1120 64 43,646 311,1140 8,606 418,661 160,lIIIO 257,1171

1. Anantnag District Total 4,048 4,048 26,564 24,716 848 673,868 203,268 370,100 Rural 2,649 2,549 20,352 10,898 464 619,253 182,767 8811,486 Urban 1,499 1,499 6,212 4,818 394 6',105 20,491 88,6U

1. PahoJgam TehaB Total 106 106 1,0118 1,078 20 26,887 8,988 17,899 Rnral 74 ·74 998 978 20 211,327 8,486 18,861 Urban 32 SS 100 100 1,660 6U 1.088

I. Pabalgam (N. A.) Urban 32 32 100 100 1,660 6U 1,088

2. Anantnag TehsD Total 2,048 2,048 10,110 9,690 420 189,637 67,861 122,176 Rural 1,024 1,024 6,696 6,468 140 IDS,S72 011,441 102,931 Urban 1,024 1,024 8,614 8,a4 280 81,180 11,900 111,245

II. Mattan (N• .6..) Urban '12 72 476 30 8,"" 1,289 2,165

III. Kulerna.g· (N• .6..) Urban 8 8 1i7 2 1,171 4111 768

IV. Anantnag (T. A.) Urban 804 804 2,408 2,180 228 20,199 7,766 12,448

v. Bijbebs.ra (N. A.) Urban 146 146 673 661 8,861 2,460 8,801

8. Xulgam Tehail Total 652 652 6,067 4,946 III 188,67& 88,1101 Rural 604 604 4,706 4,611 04 184,101 86,880 Urban 48 48 852 836 17 4,li78 .,911

VI. Knlgam (N. A.) Urban 48 862 8811 1'1 4,11'13 1,862 2,911

4. 8hupiyan TehBU Total 204 204 2,472 1!,889 88 68.018 a,891 44,122 Rural 89 89 1,974 1,985 811 21,878 4O,li61 Urban 115 110 4118 454 U 2,1Il8 8,1161

vn. 8hnplyan (N. A.) Urban 116 116 498 44 11,'17& 2,918 8,661

6. Pulwama TehaU Total 7116 796 4,749 4,612 187 107,741 87,948 69,796 Rural 661 661 4,8BO 4,239 121 101,412 360800 80,812 Urban 286 S86 889 8'18 16 6,881 2,848 8,118&

VIII. Pampore (N. A.) Urban 235 235 389 873 16 6,882 2,848

6, Tral TehaU Total 841 342 2,078 2,001 77 42,6OB 14,987 27,618 Rural 211'1 2117 1,7111 1,679 40 87,802 18,161 2&,641 Urban 45 46 869 9U 87 4,701 1,828 2,870

IX. Tral (N. A.) Urban 45 411 3110 822 87 4,701 1,826 2,871< 176

State Primary Census Abstract---contd.

Total Population (lnoludlng Scheduled O&lltea Iutltutlonal and Rousel... PopulatloD) BI. 8tatetprovtnoo/DIs!trlctl Totall Area In Occupied No. of No. TehllllTown RuraJI KID' ResIdential ROUH- Urban Rouses ooids r- Pemon. Males Females Peraooa Kales Females

1 II 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2. 8rlnBpr J)Jatrict 'rotal 3,013,0· 97,670 126,626 827,697 447,608 380,189 96 85 1.1 Rural 2,909.7 54,300 66,668 404,444 219,281 186,168 2 2 Urban 108.3 4S,270 60.057 428.263 228.227 196,026 94 83 11 1. GBnderbsl Tehsll • Total 264.1 12.927 16.211 94,785 61,424 48,361 Rural 264.1 12,927 16,211 94,786 61,424 43,361 Urban 2. Brtnagar Teball Total 288.8 48,208 66.876 463.879 260,264 213.625 94 83 11 Rural 160.8 6,844 7,471 62,484 28,320 24,166 1 1 Urban 88.6 41,864 68,404 411.895 221,9211 189,470, 98 82 11 t. Brln&aar (II. C.)t Urban 82'88 40,768 58,999 40S,.44 716 860 6,460 8,419 2,981 1 1 (i() Kursut PadsbBhI Bagb Urban 2.22 186 191 1,288 714 679

(~)B_t Urban 4.64 269 801 2,020 1,066 961> (Ci) B-' Barzalat Urban 2.47 236 801 8,146 1,104 I,OU 6. lJf>erwah Tebsll Total 210.9 10,787 18,241 78,196 42,650 85,646 1 1 Rural 219.9 10,787 18,241 78,196 42,660 86,646 1 1 Urban J)Jatriet .~) Baramula Total 7,468.0· 97,215 121,609 775,724

7. HandWBrB TehBU TotBI 281.0 12,169 16,828 96,009 62,166 48,843 Rural 272.6 11,682 16,Oli6 90,984 49,,0166 41,619 Urban 8.6 627 778 6,026 11,701 2,82,01

VI. Rand_ IN. A.) Urban 8.46 627 778 6,026 2,7Dl 2,82'

8. Karnah TohsII Total 80.7 8,147 8,48<1 22,066 11,968 1D,108 1 1 Rural 80.7 8,147 8,484 22,066 11,968 10,108 1 1 Urban

9., Xupwara Tehsll Total 906.9 17,919 23,112 189,749 76,918 68,896 28 28 Rural 806.9 17,919 23,112 189,749 76.919 68,886 28 28 Urban r---~'':!'I' _. 177

State Primary Census Abstract-colltd.

WORKER8-eonid. I'll. B... te/pro~noe/Dlstriott TotaV Soheduled Trlb... Literate I10d Educated Persons r- .... :No. TobBIl}Town Rurall Utbu.n Total Workers (I-IX) r- Person. Mal ... Females Persons Males Femalos Persons lIfaIes Females

1 2 8 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 00 21

2. 8r1_ Dlstrlot Total 179,715 181,509 4:8,2011 238,979 232,141 6,838 Rural 44,182 39,478 4,654 127,366 123,879 8,487 Urba.n 135,588 92,031 43,552 111,613 108,262 9,851 1. GaDderbaJ Teh"" Total 10,810 9,718 1,092 91,161 29,427 1,724 RumI 10,810 9,718 1,092 81,161 29,427 1,72' Urbao 2. 8rlDagar TebaII . Total 139,247 05,482 '3,765 124,136 120,406 3,730 R1Jm1 6,148 5,338 810 15,616 15,201 415 Urban 133,099 90,144 42,956 108,520 106,205 8,8111 I. Brlnap.r (M. C,n Urban 130,203 88,289 41,91' 106,695 103,'29 3,266 II. Badamlbsgh (Cantt.)t Urbao 2,896 1,865 1,041 1,826 1,776 49 8, Cbadura Tehall Total 11,881 10,649 1,232 29,668 29,028 64:0 RlI1'&l 10,094 9,240 864 27,602 27,081 621 Urbao 1.787 1.409 378 1.966 1.9'7 19 Out-KfOwths ot 8r1na.gar:- <0 Natiporat Urban 1,548 1,192 366 1,607 1,691 16 (Oi) Kuru PadBhahl Bagh'. • Urban 239 217 22 S611 SaG 8 ,. Dadgan1 TebsD Total 9,US 8,408 1,040 28,349 28.064 295 RllI'uI 8,751 7,030- 821 27,222 26,044 1178 Urbao 607 478 219 1,127 1,110 17 ont-KfOwths of Brinap.r:- (0) BJmnat Urbl10 113 99 14: 614 614 (ii) D_t Barsalat Urban 684 379 206 618 496 17 II. Deenrah Tehllll Total 8,329 7,262 1,077 25,775 26,226 649 Rural 8,329 7,262 1,077 25,776 26,226 6411 Urbao 8. Baramula DIstrIct Total 102,068 8R,218 13,81i0 240,913 231,8911 0,018 Rnnl 81,862 73,884 7,978 222,816 214,6&<1 8,272 Urban 20,206 14,384 5,872 18,097 17,351 746 1. BancIlpore Tehsil • Total 10,196 8.761 1,445 21,1128 20,721 802 Rural 8,91l 7,753 1,161 19,820 111,(161 769 Urbao 1,282 1198 284 1,703 1,670 33 I. Bandlpore (N. A.) Urban 1,282 998. 284 1,703 1,670 83 I. Bona1Vll.l'l TehaII Total 8,688 8.116 1152 32,280 30,220 11,080 Rural 8,668 8,116 652 32,280 30,220 2,060 Urban 8. Bopore Tehan Total 20,036 16,400 3,636 38,948 38,520 2,428 Rural 12,065 11l,689 1,376 31,~95· 29,'71 2,O1l4 Urban 7.971 6,711 2,260 7,4.51 7,049 1.02 U. Sopore (T. A.) Urban 7,971 6,711 2.260'· 7,451 7.049 1.02 L lIaramula TehlIlI Total 24,315 10,260 5,066 39,1.01 88,807 704. Rural 15,033 12,942 2,091 32,4,71 32,029 442 Urban 9,282 6,318 2.984 6,930 8,068 282 m. :Baraniula (T. A.) Urban 9,282 6,818 2,1164 6,930 6,068·' 282 1>. 01JJma.Tg 'J:obBIl T,,"'I ,,4,39 4,07S 886 11,901 11,8S8 118 Rural 4,199 3,849 850 11,435 11,877 68 Urbao 240 224 16 '66 461 ,. IV. G1lIm&r!J (N. A.) Urbl10 240 224 16 486 461 Ii 6. Uti TehaII TotaJ 4,803 4,471 392 15,532 111,381 171 RnraJ 4,673 4,889 384 16,8117 15,231 186 Urbao 190 132 68 135 130 Ii V. Uri (N. A.) Ult.an 190 132 68 186 130 6 7. Kand_ra. Tehall Total 11,742 10,641 1,101 31,649 29,966 1,688 Rural 10,501 9,690 811 80,187 28,603 1,644 Urban 1,241 961 200 1 U2 1,878 89 VI. Handwar& (N. A.l Urban 1,241 951 290 1,412 1,873. 89 8. Karn&h Tehail . Total 2,661 2;416 246 6,171 6,099 711 Roml 2,661· . 2,416 245 6,171 8,009 711 Urbao Xnpara. TelIaD Total .. 16,148 14,090 1,0£08 48,810 42,478 1,137 .. 14,090 Rural 16.148 1,058 43.016 0,478 1,137 Urban ., l'7S

State Primary Census Abstract-

WORKERS-contd. r-,...... ------~------~ _ I m II Livestock, Forestry, FIohIng, 81. StatejProvlnce/Dlstrict/ Total/ Cultivators AlIl"iculturai Labourers Hunting, & Plantation., Or­ No. Tohsll/Town Rmall cba.rds and .A1lIed Activities Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Person. Males Females

1 2 8 22 28 24 25 26 27 29 80

2 Srlnag"" DistrIct Total 06,619 93,715 2,904 6,156 6,089 67 10,547 10,865 182 Rnral 02,972 90,128 2,844. 4.,4.24. 4,383 41 3,021 8,857 64 Urban 3,647 3,587 60 1,732 1,706 26 6,626 6,508 118 1. Ganderbai Tehan Total 23,980 22,473 1,607 832 824 8 1,124 1,079 45 Rnral 28,080 22,473 1,607 832 824 8 1,124 1,079 45 Urban 2. Srinagar Tehall Total 10,536 10,142 394 2,974 2,923 51 7,024 6,906 118 Rmal 7,826 7,488 338 1,471 1,446 25 791 790· 1 Urban 2,710 2,654. 56 1,503 1,477 26 6,233 6,116 117 I. Srlnagar (M. C.)t Urban 2,680 2,624 I 56 1,469 1,443 26 6,175 6,058 • 117 n. BadamibBllh (CantU) Urban 80 SO 34 84 58 58 S. Chadura Tehan • Total 20,095 19,687 408 9S3 927 6 968 961 2 Rural 10,804 19,399 406 715 700 6 665 664 1 Urban 291 288 8 218 218 29a 297 1 Out.growths of Srlnagar:­ (i) Natiporat . Urban 240 238 2 19 19 287 286 1 (Oi) Kursu Padshabi 118ght Urban 51 50 1 100 199 11 11 4. Badgam Tehail Total 21,714 21,516 108 840 840 850 850 Rmai 21,068 2!1,871 197 829 829 755 755 Urban 646 645 1 11 11 05 95 Out-growthB of SrlnBllar:- (i) Blmnat Urban . 562 662 2 2 1 1 (iil Bagat Barzalat Urban 84 83 1 9 9 94 04 6. Beerwah Tehsll • Total 20,204 19,897 307 577 575 2 686 569 17 Rural 20,294 19,897 397 577 575 2 586 569 17 Urban 3 Baramula District Total 176,197 169,187 7,060 8,301 8,108 193 5,923 5,702 221 Rural 173,459 166,528 6,931 7,754. 7,562 192 4,836 4,662 184 Urban 2,738 2,_ 129 647 546 1 1,087 1,050 37 I. Ba ,dipore Tehsil Total 14,840 14,261 579 850 844 6 1,266 1,143 123 Rural 14,249 13.670 579 760 744 6 1.118 995 128 Urban 591 591 100 100 148 148 I. Bandlpore (N. A.) Urban .591 1i91" 100 100 148 148 2. Sonawari Tehall Total 26,018 24,126 1,893 760 767 2 811 809 2 Rmal 26,018 24,125 1,893 769 767 2 .811 8011 2 Urban 3. Sopore TohBll • Total 25,142 28,212 1,930 1,169 1,167 2 1,196 1,141 55 Rural 24,260 22,443 1,817 1,044 1,042 2 564 546 18 Urban 882 769 113 125 125 632 595 87 II Sapore (T. ~.) Urban 882 769 ' l13 125 125 682"- 5115' 37 4. Baramula TehaU Total 28,870 23,696 274 1,664 1,660 4 907 905 2 Rural 28,391 23,118 273 1,477 1,473 4 658 656 2 Urban 479 478 1 187 187 249 249 III. Baramula (T. A.) Urban 4.79 478 1 187 187 249 249, Gulmarg Tohln' • Total 8,796 8,763 33 288 288 355 346 9 Rafi» 8,794. 8,761 33 288 288 326 317 9 Urban 2 2 29 29 IV. Gulmarg (N.A.) Urban 2 2 29 20 6. Uri TehaU Total 12,196 12,128 68 487 486 1 297 273 24 Rural 12.144. 12,076 68 486 481i 1 205 271 24 Urban 52 62 1 1 2 2 V. Uri (N. A.) Urban 52 52 1 1 2 2 7. Handwara Tehail Total 24,,868 28,485 1,383 1,524 1,521 3 460 467 3 Rmal 24,136 22,768 1,368 1,390 1,388 2 438 430 8 Urban 732 717 16 134 133 1 27 27 VI. Handwara (N. A.) Urban 732 717 • 16 184 183 1 27 27 - 8. Karnah-TehaU; Total 5,035 4,992 43 91 90 1 110 lOll 1 Rmal 5,035 4,992 ·48 91 90 1 110 109 1 Urban D. Kupwara Tehsll Total 35,432 34,575 857 1,285 174 621 510 liI Rural 85,4.32 34,575 857 1,285 174 621 519 2 Urban 179

State Prlmar, CensUBt AbBtract-iJ

WORXERB-oontd...... IV V 81. 8tate/Provlnoe/Dlstrict/ Total/ Mining &I Qua.rrying Mannraoturfng. ProoerIaIrur, Servicing & Repa.l1'8 No. Teh.U/Town Rmw/ Urb.. n .. -.---Ca) Houl!ebold Indusf;rJ ..., Persons Mwes Females Persons Males FemaJea

1 2 8 31 82 88 34 86 36

2. SrInaga.r DIstrict Total 628 627 1 18,828 18,217 608 Rural 308 807 1 6.781 6,463 328 Urb.... 220 220 12,042 11,764 278 1. Ga.nderb&l TeIu

State Primary Census Abstract-contd.

V VI VII Sl. state/ProvInce/District! Totall :Ma.nufaetuting, Pro_sing, Construction Trade & Commerce No. Tehsivru~n Rural/ ServleIng & Ropairs Urban r-.------A------, (6) Other·than Household Industry Persona Males Females Persona Malea Famal... Persons Males Females 2 3 37 sa 89 '" 41 42 45 l!. Brlnagar District . Total 1B,886 18,744 142 6,821 6,821 19,188 19,109 70 Rural 1,023 1,022 1 1,868 1,858 2,618 2,606 12 Urban 17,863 17,722 1U 4,963 4,963 16,670 16,503 67 1. Ganderbal TehBlI Total 62 62 667 667 506 '·504 1 Rural 62 62 657 657 li05 604 1 Urban 2. Srlnagar ';rebsll Total 17,880 17,730 141 5,128 6,128 16,981 18,908 73 Rural 260 2119 1 303 803 566 6li9 7 Urban 17,620 17,480 140 4,825 4,825 18,415 16,349 66 I. Brlnagar (M.C.)t Urban 17,452 17,315 137 4,725 4,726 16,160 16.094 66 U. Badamibagh (Cantt.)t Urban 168 165 8 100 100 255 2511 3. Cbadum Tehall Total 646 646 625 625 753 7li2 1 Rural 4115 455 521 52l 641 64.4 Urban 191 101 104 104 100 108 1 ~ofBri_.... :-- (i) Natlporat • • Urban 182 182 66 66 104 103 1 (ii) Kmsu PadBbahl Bal!ht Urban 9 38 88 5 5 4. BadI!&tJ1 Tehall Total 210 218" 1 266 268 530 527 3 Rural 167 167 232, 282 484 481 3 Urban 52 51 1 M 34 46 48 0fIl-grtIfIII1I. 0.1 Srirlagar:- (i) BImDBt • Urban 5 6 (iC) Baslat Banalat Urban 52 51 1 34 41 41 5. Beerwab. TehIll. Totai 70 79 115 419 418 1 Bural 70 70 145 419 418 1 Urban 3. BaramnJa District Total 2,814 2,7110 15 4,607 <1,807 7,li97 7,522 75 Bural 014 013 1 8,466 3,465 4.438 4,415 23 Urban 1,900 1,886 14 1.142 1,142 8.159 3,107 62 1. Bandlpore Tebsll Total 250 259 41i2 452 618 615 1 Rural 79 711 405 405 460 468 1 Urban 180 180 47 47 147 147 I. Bandlpare (N.A..) Urban 180 180 47 47 147 147 l!. Son.. wari Tehan Total ISO 139 450 450 571i 573 Rmal 180 ISO 450 450 573 573 Urban a. Sopore TehBll Total 1,080 1,018 12 889 689 2,522 2,466 56 Rural 173 173 413 413 939 935 4 Urban 857 846 12 276 276 '1,683 1.531 52 II. Sopore (T.A..)" Urban 867.. 845 12 276r 2.76 1,583-' 1.531 52 4. B __ TebBlI Total 1,064 1,051 3 1,647 1,647 1,753 1.750 8 Bural 225 224 1 877 877 843 840 8 Urban 820 827 2 770 770 1,110 1,110 m. »aramula CT.A.) Urban 829 827 2 770 770 1,110 1,110 Ii. Golmarg TehaU. Total 76 76 167 167 445 445 Rural 66 85 147 147 255 255 Urban 11 11 20 20 190 190 I9'. Golmarg (N.A.) Urban 11 11 20 20 100 100 &. Uri Tehall Total 40 40 408 408 219 204 15 Ruml 40 40 401 401 196 180 15 Urban 7 7 24 2" V. Uri (N.A..) Urban 7 '1 24 24 7. Handwara TebaU Total 112 112 291 291 577 57'1 Rural 80 80 269 269 472 472 Urban 23 28 211 22 105 105 VI. Handw&ra (N.A.) Urban 23 28 22 22 106 105 8. Kamah Tahsil Total 15 15 45 45 70 '10 Bural 15 15 45 45 70 70 Urban 9. Kupwara Tehall Total 89 89 41i8 458 822 822 Rural 80 SO li58 468 822 822 Urban 181

State Frimary Cenlus Abstract-contd.

WORKERS·--co;;cld • :x: VIII .IX Non-workers Transport, Storage & Other Services SI. State/Provincr/Dlstrlct/ Total! Communications No. Tehsil/l.'own Rurall erhan Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

2 3 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54

2. Srlnagar Distrlr.t . Tntal 18,3111 18,276 48 48,002 40,278 2,8H 588,718 216,867 873,351 Bura 2,910 2,910 10,551 10,355 196 277,078 95,402 181,676 Urban 15,409 15,366 43 32,541 29,923 2,618 311,640 119,965 191,676 1. Ganderbal Tehail Total 279 279 2,602 2,439 68 68,634 21,997 41,637 Rural 279 279 2,602 2,439 63 63,634 21,997 41,637 Urban 2. Srinagar Tehsil Total 16,100 16,057 43 33,586 30,959 2,627 839,743 129,848 209,895 Rural 1,015 1,016 1,618 1,579 8arI! Tehsil. Total 198 1118 1,201 1,18"1 20 25,121 8,489 16,632 Rural 178 178 1,022 1,007 15 25,044 8,454 16,690 Urban 20 20 179 174 6 77 85 42 IV. G1IIm.arI! (N.A.) Urban 20 20 179 174 6 77 85 42 6_ Url TehaU Total 216 216 1,406 1,872 84 34,679 11,702 22,977 Rural 208 208 1,371 1,842 29 34,371 11,590 22,781 Urban 8 8 85 80 6 808 112 196 V. Uri (N.A.) Urban 8 8 35 30 Ii S08 112 196 7. Handwara TehsU Total 262 262 2,394 2,332 62 64,460 22,200 42,260 Rural 219 219 2,117 2,078 39 60,847 20,872 89,975 Urban 43 43 277 254 23 3,613 1,828 2,285 VI. Handwara (N.A.) Urban 43 43 277 254 28 8,613 1,828 2,285 8. Karnah TehaU Total 29 211 665 640 25 15,895 5,864 10,031 Rural 29 29 665 640 25 15,8115 6,864 10,031 Urban II. Kupwara TehaU Total 867 367 3,265 3,208 47 96,139 88,440 62,6119 Rural 367 867 8,255 8,208 47 96,139 33,440 62,699 Urban

M/B(D)lSCQJ&K 182

state Primary Census Abstract-oontd.

_------_---_-_------~ Tof;aJ Population (lnoIudIng Bcheduled Caetee InIItItut.lonal aud H01IIHII_ Population) 81. Btate/PlOYlnce/Distrlct/ Total/ Area fn Ocoupied No. of No. Tehon/Town Rurall Km' ResIdential Ho~ r-,------~------~ r------~------Urban Rouses holds __ Persons Males Females PerBODs lIIaIes lI'emal811

1 2 3 4 8 '1 8 9 10 11

4. Lo.dBkh District Total 95,876.0@* 21,253 22,551 105,291 53,315 51,976 U ttL :aural 95,884.7 10,680 20,562 97,382 '9,054 48,328 13 13 Urban 11.3 1,573 1,089 7,909 4,261 3,648 1

1. Loh Tahsil • Total 304'0 11,884 12,611 51,891 25,919 25,972 14 ttL :aural 384'8 10,727 11,126 46.372 23,054 23,318 13 13 Urban 9.2 1,157 1.485 5.6111 2,865 2.654 1 1 1. Leh (N.A.) Urban 0.15 1,157 1,485 5.619 2,865 2,654. 1 1

2. KargU Tehsil Total 142.9 7,778 8.261 46.5I' 24,004 22,510 :aural 14O.B 7,362 7,757 44,124 22,6OB 21,516 Urban 2.1 416 604 2,8110 1,396 994 II. KozglJ (N.A.) Urban 2.14 416 504 2,8110 1,396 094

3. Zanskar Tehsil Total 40.2 1,591 1.679 6,886 3,892 8.49' Rural 40.2 1.691 1.6711 6.886 3,S92 3.49' Urban

Jammu Province Total 26,895.0· 346,698 865.3114 2,075,640 1,087,277 988,383 380,982• 197.882 183,1011 Rural 26,220.5 300,332 818,542 1,789,058 933,871 855,187 349,485 181,388 168.102 Urban 168.6 46.866 51.812 286,582 158,406 188,176 81.'97 16,'99 1'.998

Ii. Doda District Total 11,691.0· 53,455 56,459 342.220 181,424 160,'196 30,440 15,8'9 1'-691 Rnral 11,055.11 60,318 58,OB2 322.684 170,889 151,795 29,922 15.575 14,84,7 Urban 86.1 3,187 8,377 19.536 10.585 9,0111 518 1174 244

1. KiBhtwQI: Tebsll Total 1,644.8 15,067 16,926 97,843 61,960 45,803 11.2112 ll,750 2.114B Rnral 1,643.7 14,811 15,118 92,1167 49,242 (3,3211 5,226 2,722 11.504 Urban 0.6 756 813 6,276 2,708 2,588 68 28 38 I. K1shtwar (N.A.) Urban 0.68 756 813 6,276 2,708 11,688 68 28 88

2. Bbaderwab Tehsil Total 3211.5 12,821 13,482 81.455 42,31'1 39,138 12,204 6,208 6,001 Rnral 324.0 12,130 12,666 76,2U 39,624 36,620 12.146 6.180 5.986 Urban 5.5 6111 816 5,211 2,693 2,518 118 23 85 n. Bhade""ah (N.A.) • urban 6.60 691 816 6,211 2.693 2.1118 68 28 35

3. Dada Tchtlil Total 1,034.9 11,698 11,983 74,139 39,486 34,653 8,339 ','13 Rural 1,020.0 10,942 11,185 69.744 37,OOB 32,736 8,214 ',884 Urban 14.3 756 798 4,395 2,4078 1,1117 125 '19 Ill. Dada (N.A.) Urban 14.25 756 798 4,395, 2,478 1,917 125 79

~. Ramban Tehall Total 1,129. f!' 18,860 15,068 88,783 47,671 41,112 4,605 2,'83 2,122 Rural 1,109.1 12,935 14,118 84,129 46.0111 89,114, 4.838 2,389 1.997 Urban 14.7 984 950 4,65' 2,856 1,998 289 U, ISS

IV. natote (N.A.) Urban 6.48 443 448 2,820 J 1,290 1,030 153 8' 89

V. Ramban (N..A.) Urban 4.53 815 317 1.681 J 902 679 111

VI. BanJhal (N.A.) Urban 8.64 176 185 758 28Il 5 2 8 183

WORXliIR8--amld. 80 heduled TrIbes Literate &Dd Educated PIl1'IIOIl8

Total Workora (I-IX) 81. State/provlnoe/Dlstriot/ Total, ----.. No. TehBIl/Town Rural/ Urban Per&OIl8 Males Females POI'IIOIlII Males Females Porsoos Males Females

1 2 3 13 l' 15 16 17 18 111 so 21

I.. Ladakh Dlatrlct Total 13,371 11,810 1,652 46,077 30,870 16,198 Rural 10,675 11,781 89' '2,838 28,472 14,868 Urb&D 2,696 2,038 668 3,230 2,407 8311

1. Leh TobaII • Total 8,188 6,9311 1.2411 21.847 16,240 8,6118 Rural 6,333 6,600 724 19,4111 13,696 6,898 Urb&D 1,855 1,330 626 2,856 1,654 702

I. Leh (N.A.) Urb&D 1.856 1.330 525 2,866 1,654. 702

2. X&rIID TehsU Total 4,462 4,169 288 19,881 18,682 6,1911 Rural 3,611 8.461 150 18,998 12,929 6,069 Urban 8n 708 188 883 753 .1ao

II. KanIU (Ii.A.) • Urb&D 841 708 133 883 753 130

8. ZaD8kar Teball • Total 731 711 20 4,349 1,1148 2,401 Rural 781 711 20 4,349 1,1148 2,401 Urban

;Jammu ProvIDOO • Total 438,174 319,838 118,31.l 589,010 548,580 '0,450 Rural 2110,63' lIlI8,94' 61,5110 514,888 478,588 38,285 Urb&D U7,640 00,889 66,751 74,142 69,977 4,165

II Doda Dlatrlot Total 1.7,485 '0.301 7,184 123,493 101,195 22,29d Rural 88,400 M.328 4,072 118,039 98,217 21,822 Urb&D 11,086 5.973 3,112 5,45-1 4,978 476

1. Klsbtwu TobaI1 Total 11,435 11.682 87,964, 29,668 8,286 Rural 9,120 8.078 86,644 28,469 8,176 Urban 2,316 1,484 1,310 l,HI9 111

I. Xlshtwu (N.A.) Urban 2,316 1.48' 831 1,810 1,199 j 111

2. Bbaderwah TohoII Total 14,827 12,162 2,666 27,791 22,195 0,596 Rural 12,408 10,889 1,719 26,416 21,087 5,359 Urb&D 2,419 1,'73 9'0 1,345 1,108 237

iI. Bhadarwah (Ii.A.). Urb&D 2,no 1,473 946 1,345 1,108 1 237

8. Dada TohoII Total 10,510 9,261 28,436 112,480 5,978 Rural 8,467 7,786 27,089 21,193 5,898 Urb&D 2,043 - 1.1.75 1,347 1,267 80

III. Doda (Ii.A.) Urb&D 2,043 1,476 568 1,347 1,267

,. B.amban Tub.1I • Total 10.713 9,316 1.397 29,812 26,872 2,440 Rural 8,1.05 7.775 630 27,880 25.'68 .8,892 Urb&D 2,308 1,5n 767 1,452 1.40' 48

Batote IV. (N.A.) Urban 1,127 756 871 61111 882 17 V. Ramban (N.A.) Urban 747 482 265 '71 453 18 VI. Banlhal (N.A.) Urbau 434 303 181 28.8 269 13

MiB(D)lSOO(J&K)-15(&) State Primary Census· Abstract-contd.

WORKERB-oOIltd. III I II Liv.Btook. ForeBtrY, FiShing, Cultivator. Agricultural Labourers Hunting & Plantations, Or­ State/ProVlnce[Dlatrietl Totall cha.rds 0.1 dAllied Aati viti~s :fabllll/:fown Rural/ r------~.------~~------~------~r_ Urb811 Person. Males Females Persons Male. Females Persons Males Females

1 9 8 92 23 24 26 27 28 29 30

4. Ladakh Dlstriat • Total 85,782 22,876 12,906 1,376 808 568 1,841 1,006 885 Rural 34,922 22,883 12,539 1,197 693 504 1,675 917 758 Urban 800 498 867 179 11.. 64 166 89 77

1. Lab TebaIl • Total 14,305 9,688 4,617 805 440 365 1,731 905 826 Rural 18,684 9,358 4,326 720 398 322 1,588 839 749 Urban 621 830 291 85 411 43 143 66 77

I. Leh (N.A.) • Urban 621 830 291 85 411 , 43 148 66 77

2. Kargll Tehsil • • Total 17,820 11,432 5,888 571 368 203 93 84 9 Rural 17,081 11,269 5,812 477 296 182 70 61 9 Urban 289 168 76 94 73 21 28 23

II. Kargll (N.A.) Urban 289 163 76 94 73 ' 21 23

8. Zanskar TebsD • Total 4,167 1,756 2,401 17 Rural 4,167 1,756 2,401 17 Urban

;rammu Province • Total 394,671 868,792 25,879 17,942 17,428 519 26,350 20,574 5,776 Bural 889,743 864,103 25,640 16,467 16,966 491 24,66' 18,925 5,742 Urban 4,928 4,689 239 1,486 1,467 28 1,683 1,649 34

6. Doda District • • Total 93,406 75,966 17,440 1,561 1,400 161 14,233 10,584 8,649 Rural 92,366 75,098 17,268 1,402 1,252 1110 18,914 10,270 3,644 Urban 1,040 868 172 159 148 11 319 314 5

1. Klshtwar TehaU • Total 28,891 22,1411 6,742 193 186 7 5,823 4,116 1,207 Bural 28,531 21,815 6,716 156 150 6 5,241 4,084 1,207 Urban 800 334 26 87 86 1 82 82

I. Klshtwar (N.A.) • Urba.n 360 26 37 86. 1 82 82

2. Bhaclerwah Tahsil Total 19,184 14,938 4,246 388 258 80 4,7311 3,666 1,069 Bural 18,871} 14,7l}8 4,111 276 20,1, 72 4,664 3,697 1,067 Urban 805 170 135 62 5,1, 8 71 69 2

n. Bbaderwah (N.A.)I. Urban 305 170 1311 62 8 71 69 2

a. Dada :fehsD Total 22,362 17,428 4.939 320 253 62 2,167 1,43~ 678 Rural 22,175 17,24.4 4,1131 307 246 61 2,075 1,899 676 Urban 187 179 8 13 12 92 90 2

m. Dada (N.A.) Urban 187 179 j 8 13 121 92 90 2

4. Bamban Tebsll • Total 22,969 21,406 1,513 711> 698 12 2,008 1,313 695 Rural 22,781 21,271 1,510 663 652 11 1,934 1,240 694 Urban 188 185 3 47 46 74 73 1

IV. Batate eN.A.) Urban 238 138 ' 9 9 46 45 1

V. Bamban (N.A.) Urban 39 8. 31 30 111 111

VI. Banibal eN.A.) Urban 11 11 7 7 18 13 186

State Primary CeDIIUS Abstract-contd.

WORXERS-oonld. r- IV V SI. State/Province/District, Totall Mlnlng· and Quarrying Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing & RepaIra No. TehsilJTown Rural/ 1Jrba~ __....., ,... (IJ) Household Industry Persons Male. Females Persons MaIeB Femal...

1 2 3 31 32 88 34 86 88

4. Ladakh District Total 26 24 1 817 887 430 Rural 4 4 819 868 288 Urban 21 20 1 198 81 187

1. Leh Tehsll • Total 21 20 1 773 369 414 Rural 582 335 24/1 Urban 21 EO 1 191 24 187 1. Leh( N.A.) Urban 21 20 1 24 187

2. Kargil Tahsil Tot.. 1 1 1 39 29 18 Rural 1 1 82 18 18 Urb.. n 7 '1 II Ka~(N.A.) Urban 7 7

S. Za.nskar Tehsll Total 8 3 6 6 Rural 8 8 6 6 Urban

Jammu Provfnce • Total 986 927 8 15,380 13,107 Sl,1!78 Rural 840 888 7 18,941 11.761 2,190 Urban 296 294 1 1,439 1,366 88

6. Dodo. District Total 8 8 2,874 2,098 678 Rural 2 2 2.48'1 1.914 &88 Urban 4 4 187 174 18

1. Klshtwar TehsII Total 867 688 189 Rural 787 606 182 Urban 70 88 7 I. Kishtwar (N.A.) Urban 70 88 7

2. Bhaderwah Tehall Total 8 8 884 &98 88 Rural 672 641 81 Urban 3 3 82 67 ·6 II. Bhaderwah (N.A.) Urban 8 3 62 67 6

8. Dada Tehsil Total 2 2 609 404 199 Rural 2 2 678 878 198 Urban 27 28 1 m. Dada (N.A.) Urban ~ 1I8 1

4. Ramban Tehall 'rotal 1 1 680 4IIB 162 Rural 662 400 162 Urbo.n 1 1 28 S8

IV. Batote (N.A.) Urban 1 1

V. Ramban (N.A.) Urban 11 11

VI. BanlhaI (N.A.) Urban 17 17 186

State Primary OeDsas A'blltract-contd.

WORKER8-cmatd. V VI :M:a.nuf.... nring. Prooeasinl, !Ier. CooIItrIleUon 81. 8tate/Provlnce/Dletrict/ Total 'ricIng & Bepainl No. Tehail/ToWD RuraI/ (b) Otbar than Houaebold IodUBtry Urban l'ersona l'emalell Femalaa Persoua

1 8 87 88 811 40

4. Ladakh District Total 1811 108 24 888 668 118 481 o Rural 811 22 10 408 880 118 1440 Urbaa 100 86 14 U8 178 16 887 9

1. Leh T.h8IJ Total 102 81 III 664 496 IllS lIS8 9 Rmal 112 III 10 400 lIS1 118 88 Urban 80 IIItI 11 184 140 16 1120 9 I. LBh (N.A.) Urbaa 80 IIItI 11 184 140 16 1120 9

II. KargU Tebsll Total 211 28 8 121 1111 188 188 1I.1mo1 9 o 92 011 71 71 UrbaD 110 17 8 l!Q 119 117 117 n. K&rIID (M.A.) Urban 110 17 8 19 211 117 11'

8. Za.nellar 1'eU1i 1 1 1 1 8 6 1 1 1 1 II 6

Jammu Provlnee 111.060 SQII 111,440 14,II~ 114,088 24,M4 148 4,001 1180 10,'187 10,8QO 8,944 8,888 '18 7,978 186 4,858 4,669 16,880 16,818 71

6. Doc1a DIstrict Total &8S 471 11 881 8'18 6 1,8111 1,848 a­ Rural 110 108 II Mil 480 II 981 980 S Ul'ban 872 888 9 108 1118 918 818 8

1. Klahtw... Tehall • Total 119 114 6 IIlO7 lIOII Ii l1li8 l1li1 II Rural 88 811 1 1411 187 II 220 S18 II Urban 88 811 4 66 86 188 188 I. Klahtwar (N.A.) UrbaQ 88 811 4 M 86 1.. 188

2. BlladarWaIl TehaII To.. 104 011 120 1110 490 4811 1 Rural 8 8 Ill; 91; 276 271> Udlan 08 03 6 115 !IIi 2111 BU 1 II. Bbsderwab (N.A.) ,UJ"baD 98 03 6 115 llii 216 214. 1

8. Dod. TebIIIl Total 94 106 108 8U 8111 1 Rural "14 If. ell ell 1117 1I7 1l"I'lIau 80 80 88 88 1116 19' 1 IlL Dod.. (M.A.) Urball 80 80 88 88 195 184 1

4. Bamban Tcball 186 184 1 1148 1148 888 88Ii 1 67 Ii8 1 180 180 810 810 108 108 88 88 878 871> 1

IV. Dolata (N.A.) so 811 4/1 178 171 1

V. Bambau (1II.A.) Urban 66 16 16 100 100

VI. Banlhal (N..L) Urban II 8 116 116 187

State Primary Census Abllttact-contd.

WORKBRB-eoncld. vm IX X Transport, Storage '" Other.ServiOOll Non-workers 81 8tate/PJOVmce}Dlatrlct! Total/ CommUDlcatlonB 1fo. T~iVTown R~ r------~------~ r------~~------Urball __ PIllIIODB Males Females Persona Males Females ll'emales

1 II II 48 47 48 411 110 61 62 68 64

8116 349 46 4,688 4,282 251 611,214 22.486 36,778 240 216 26 8,612 8,368 164 64,li44 20,1182 3a,IIIlli 1611 184 21 1,021 924 97 4,670 1,864 2,816

Total 279 2M 46 2..970 2.798 172 30,044 10.670 111,1174 Rural 1114 180 24 2..279 2,168 105 26,881 9.469 17,422 Urban 120 104 21 697 680 67 8,168 1.211 1,952

L Leh (N.A.) Urban 1l!6 104 21 897 680 67 8,168 1,211 1.952

118 Ill! 1 1,408 1.827 79 26,688 10,822 16,311 83 82 1 l,os. 1,083 411 20,1l1li 9,879 16.447 SO 80 324 2M SO 1,60'1 648 . 88&

II. X8I'IIIl aU.. ) 80 80 824 294, 80 1,60'1 864

3. ZIIDakar TebaI) To.... 8 8 1117 167 2..687 1,098 RuJaI 8 8 1117 1117 ·2,537 1,0113 Urban

1_111'10_ • ToW 17,1IIiO 1'1,400 l!O8 69,539 68,782 4,,767 1,486,680 68B,717 947,918 Rural 9,866 11.2"" 111 116,1183 34,,61' 1,3611 1,274,190 455,288 8].8,002 Urban 8,801 B._ 92 27,506 24,188 3,388 212,44.0 83,429 129.011

ft. J)oda Dlatrlot To.... 786 '188 2 7.814 7,865 449 218,727 80,229 188,498 Rural 614 612 2 6,827 6,641 186 204,645 74,672 129,9'18 Urban II'll 271 l,987 1,724 268 14,082 5,667 8.625

1. IDabtWaf '.rebsU • To.... 111 109 2 1,900 1,778 127 511,SSII 22.282 37,60'1 :Rlllal '111 '17 2 1,455 1,

t. Klabt_ (M.A.) • UrbaD 82 82 445 872 78 8,966 1,509 2,4117

2.. Bbaderwab TehIIl Total 8U 822 1,861 1,702 169 53,664 20,122 88,64,2 :&ural 2f.O UO 1,489 1,861 78 411,798 18,637 81,261 UrbaD 82 82 &22 IIU 81 3,866 1,685 2..281

U. Bbaderwah (M.A.) Urban 82 82 841 81 8,866 1,585 2,281

3. Dada Teb8II • ToW 98 liS 2,867 2,270 07 46,708 17,026 28,677 Rural 42 411 1.708 1,678 80 4,2,665 15,810 26,84,0 Urban III 61 664 6117 87 8,048 1,211 1,887

IlL Dada (lI'.A.) Urban 61 61 664, 5117 67 3,048 1,211 1,887

.. lIa1DtNIa TeMIl To""1 l!69 269 1,686 1,620 66 59,471 20,7911 38,672 Rumi 168 100 1,1180 1,206 24 56,269 111.647 86.722 Urban 108 108 "6 414 42 8,202 1,252 1,91i0

IV. Batote (M.A.) • Urban 74 178 1118 15 1,621 608 1.018

V. Bamban (B..A..) UI'IIIm 1711 161> 1,110 4,49 661

VL Ba1IIbIII (B.A.) • Urban 16 16 104 91 18 471 105 2711 State Primary CenIInr Abstra\)t-contd. -- -_._.. _------Total Fopulation (inclUding Scheduled Castes Institutional and Houseless Population) 81. S tate/Frovinee/Dls triat/ Total/ Are.. ln Occupied No. of No. Tebsil/Town Rural/ Km' Residential House­ r------A.------~ r-,------~.------Urban lIouses bolds Ferson. Males Females Person. Males Female.

1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

6. Udhampur Dlstriot Total 4,541),0· 59,047 61,986 338,84,6 177,696 161,250 66,389 34.453 31,988 Rural 4,586.6 58,686 66,209 310,427 162,380 148,047 63,104 82,737 30,867 Urban 12.4 5,862 5,777 28,419 15,216 18,208 8,285 1,716 1,569

I. Ramnagar Tohsil Total 1,356.6 15,048 16,158 90,715 46,347 44,368 26,(;4,3 13,559 12,984 Rural 1,850.9 14,591 10,080 87,231 44.,660 42,681 2(;,728 13,122 12,606 Urban 4.7 457 628 3,484 1,797 1,687 815 437 378 I. Ramnagar (N.A.) Urban 4.71 4,07 628 3,4,84 1,797 1,687 81(; 437 378

2. Udhampur TebslJ. Total 1,080.7 22,498 22,977 121,485 64,158 57,832 25,4,93 13,442 '12,061 Rural 1,078.7 18,911 1'),274 108,760 640,627 49,123 24,200 12,762 11,488 UrbaD 2.0 3,587 8,703 17,785 9,526 8,209 1.293 680 618

11. Cbenani (N.A.) • Urban 0.70 278 909 1,843 ! 7(;0 095 47 24, 28 III. Udbampur (T.A.) • Urban 1.34 3,314 3,394 16,392 8,776 7,616 1,246 656 690 S. ]:teasi TebsU • Total 820.0 9,887 10,054 53,270 28,056 25,219 10,780 5,575 6,205 Rural 814.8 8,069 8,608 46,075 24,163 21,912 9,603 4,,976 4,.627 Urban 5.7 1,318 1,446 7,200 3,8113 3,807; 1,177 699 678 IV. Katra (N.A.) • Urban 1.48 677 605 3,315' 1,786 1,529 796 400 396 \'. Reasl (N.A.) Urban 4.19 74,1 841 3,885 2,107 1,778 381 1P9 182 4. Q Jol Q'ulab Garh T.,h.n Tot al 1,062.0 12,114 12,797 73,371 39,040 84,331 3,573 1,877 1,696 Rura] 1,052.0 12,114 12,797 73,871 39,040 84,881 3,573 1,877 1,696 Urban 7. Jammu nistrict Total 3,165.0· 124,,340 181,494 781,7408 881,138 850,605 206,551 107,207 99,844, Rural 8,079.6 90,226 118,085 540,401 278,526 261,875 184,618 95.689 88.874 Urban 85.4 29,115 83,469 191,34,2 102,612 88,730 22,038 11,068 10,470

8., Bomba Tehsll • Total 797.7 19,281 19,815 114,667 68,976 M,692 86,4,26 18,899 17.526 Rural 796.6 18,278 18,786 108,777 55,968 62,809 34,954, 18,164 16,790 Urban 1.1 1,008 1,029 6,890 3,007 2,883 1,471 755 736 I. Samba (N.A.) • Urban 1.10 1,008 1,029 5,890 8,007 2,883 1,471 735 736

2. Ranblrslnghpm" Tehsil Total· 368.6 26,263 26,954 156,395 80,212 76,188 60,030 30,926 29,104 Rural 358,5 28,616 24,246 140,488 72,038 68,445 54,767 28,244, 26,628 Urban 15.1 2,648 2,708 15,912 8,174 7,738 0,268 2,682 2,081 II. Blsbna (N.A.) Urban 2.08 614 622 3,570J 1,860 1,710 902 466 436 ill. AmIa (N.A.) • Urban 12.55 941 976 11,846 2,959 2,887 2,268 1,187 1,126

lV. Ranbirsinghpora Urban 0.49 1,093 1,110 3,355 8,141 2,098 1,079 1.019 (N.A.) .

8, tIt.. DlIIlU Tehsil Total 964.1 64,069 69,690 888,219 179,482 158,787 78,974 41,266 87,708 Rural 896.8 30,214 31,083 174,012 90,805 83,207 64,,420 33.507 30,913 Urban 67.8 24,365 28,607 164,207 88,627 75.580 14,564, 7,759 6,795 JammuCU.A.) Urban 67.84 24,355 28,607 164,207 88,627 75,580 1·:,554 7,759 6,7911

(a) Jammu «('-tty) Urban 57.23 28,226 27,466 157,908 , 86,849 72,0(;9 13,418 7,170 6,248

V. (il Jammu (lII:.C.) • Urban 50.50 22,797 27,032 155.338 83,958 71.880 12,626 6,782 6.893 (i.') Nagrota (Out- Urban 3.46 178 183 941 508 4,33 193 104 89 growtb) (,hii) Narwal Balla Urban 1.51> 126 126 714 377 387 270 142 128 ( Out-growtb)

(i.) Satwari (Out- Urban 1.72 120 125 915 606 409 880 192 188 In'Owth) VI (b) Jammu (CRntt.) Urban, 10.11 1,129 1,141 6,299' 3,278 3,021 1.136 689 547 4. Ak:bnoor Tehsil. Total 1,050.0 24,227 25,036 122,462 62,519 09,943 81,122 16,116 15,008 Rural 1,048.1 23,123 23,920 117,129 59,715 67,4,14 80,872 15,724 14,648 Urban 1.9 1,104 1,116 0,353 2,804, 2,529 750 892 368

VII. Akhnoor (N.A.). Urban 1.85 1,104 1,1111 5,338 2,804 2,529 750 892 808 189

St~te Primary Census Abstract-contd.

WORKERS-conld. Seheduled Tribes LIterate and Educated Persons 51. State/Province/District/ Total! Tot.J Workers (I-IX) No. Tahsil/Town Rural/ r- ,------"- ....., Urba.~ Persons Males FeDl&les Persons Male. Females Persons MaI.s FemalpB

1 2 3 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

6. Udhampur District Total 52,925 40,355 12,570 lOb,717 98,440 7,277 Rural 88,048 81,883 6,710 98,103 91,811> 6,788 Urban B,S82 0,022 1>,86(' 7,614 7,125 489 1. Ramnagar Tahsil Total 11,171 8,968 2,203 28,083 25,938 3,045 Rural 9,594 8,020 1,574 28,089 25,161 2,928 Urban 1,677 948 629 894 777 117 t. Ramnagar (N.A.) Urban 1,577 948 629 894 777, 117 2. Udhampur TehsiJ Total 26,680 18,941 7,739 35,446 84,426 1,020 Rurn.l 16,732 13,016 3,716 80,791 30,020 771 Urban 9,948 6,925 4,023 4,655 4,406 249 II. Chenani (N.A.) Urban 604 408 196 368 347, 21 m. Udhampur (T.A.) Urban 9,844 5,517 8,827 4,287 4,059 228 8 Reasl Teh.i1 ToW 9,120 6,864 2,266 16,423 16,657 766 Rurn.l 5,763 4,706 1,058 14,868 18,715 643 Urban 8,857 2,149 1,208 2,065 1,942 123 IV. Katra (N..A.) Urban 1,416 916 500 989 8911 . 44

V. Reasl (N.A.) Urban 1,942 1,284 708 26 1,047. 79 4. GNlI Gulab Garh Tehall Total 6,964 5,592 862 24,865 22,419 2,446 Rural 5,964 6,592 362 24,866 22,419 2,446 Urban

7. Jammu DIstrIct Total 221,993 149,662 72,881 178,871 178,137 5,734 Rural 119,204 87,039 32,165 129,572 126,401 8,171 Urban 102,789 62,628 40,166 49,299 46,736 2,563 1. Samba Tehsil Total 26,897 19,256 7,642 25,768 25,072 696 Rural 24,351 17,676 6,676 24,429 28,816 614 Urban 2,646 1,680 966 1,839 1,257 82

I. Samba (N.A..) Urban 2,646 1,580 966 1,839 1,257 j 82 2. RanbIrsln~pora TehSlI Total 40,646 28,676 12,070 35,316 84.561 766 Rural 35,386 25,114 10,272 31,462 30,838 624 Urbau 6,260 3,462 1,798 3,81>4 3,723 131 II. :BiBhna (N.A.) Urban 1,260 880 485 89\) 868 43

m. Arnia (N.A.) Urban 1,348 950 398 1,408 1,372 86 IV. Ranblrsinghpora Urban 2,647 1,682 965 1,647 1,495 52 (N.A.) S. Jammu TehsU Total 182,156 84,700 47,456 86,388 S8,208 8,1311 Rural 89,725 28,716 11,009 43,49.6 42,646 850 Urban 92,431 56,984 86,447 42,842 40,657 2,285

Jammu (U.A.) Urban 92,481 66,984 86,447 42,842 40,567 2,285 (~) Jammu (City) Urban .90,090 64,499 85,091 41,441 89,199 . 2,242

V. (0) J~u (M.O.) Urban 89,208 63,896 35,S07 40,813 88,675 2,238 (ii) Nagrota (Out-growth)Urban 89.2 .262 180 248 246 3 (iii) Narwn.I Balla (Out- Urban 176 125 51 174 174 growth)

(iv) Satwari (Out- Urban 819 216 103 206 .205 IIl'Owth)

VI. (b) Jammu (Oantt.) Urban 2,341 1,485 856 1,401 1.858 .

state Primary eenl118 Abltract-contd.

WOB.XBB8-eontd

I CoIUvaton 8L 8tate/l'zOvIDoa}DIakict,/ TotaJI No. TeJuDJTown RuraI/ U:rbaD

1 8 22 28 2'1 80

II. Udbampur Dla$rlct Total 78,715 74,t50 4,1166 1,886 1,780 68 8,020 1,1100 Rural 78,847 '14,116 4,282 1,722 1,6611 68 1,802 1,1160 Urban 8118 886 88 114 114 218 ,

I. ~ Teball. Total 24,566 21,115'1 2,608 820 2DII 21 1,062 878 1'19 Rural 24,UO 21,861 2,6811 8111 l1li8 III 1,007 880 1'1'1 UrhaD 1111 116 111 1 1 U d II

I. Baman_" (N.A.) UrhaD 115 96 III 1 11 '6' .d! II II. UdbamplU Telilli Toal 22,899 22,067 862 668 MIl 9 6112 486 1l1li Rural 22,821 21.1178 848 556 6'7 9 IiOO 1l1li Urban 78 69 9 102 lOll 1111 '7'liS D. 0heDaDI (N.A.) Urban 28 1I81 1 1 18 DL Udliampur (T.A.) Urban 55 "6 J 9 10\ 101" " B. B.eul TeUB • Total l1,8H 11,022 870 204 181 28 1,0113 9110 118 Rural 11,217 10,852 865 198 170 28 9'1'8 80'1 III Urban 176 170 I> 11 II 8Ii 88 II lV. Jl'atra (N.A.) • Urban 86 80 5 , , . 18 18' V ..... CN.A.) • Urban 80 80 7 7 6'1' 66" iii •• 0001 GuIab Gu.b TebaU Toal 110,9l1li 19,4114 986 861 8 1,87. 781 1,141 Rmal 20,8l1li 19,U6 986 86'11M 651 8 1,878 781 1,1411 Urban 7. l&lDlllu DlatrJot 88,980 86,Il00 1.460 9,667 9,4111 1'6 II,IIDO 1,4'111 1l1li 86,292 sa,8ol11 l,UO 8,800 8,768 137 1,722 1,610 111 1,888 1,068 10 6'17 068 D 878 882 111 1. _ TebaU • ·ToaI lo,lM 15,872 292 1,148 1,1118 lID .07 879 118 B.aral lO,U9 111,8117 292 1,000 988 18 'Il2 874 l1li Urbom 16 16 18'1 186 2 II Ii I. Samba (N.A.) U_ 16 111 187 186 III II 6 I. BaDbJnlqbpora Teball Total 21,788 111,680 168 3,059 8,020 89 lIIiO 1141 9 B.oraI 20,568 20,405 151 2,668 1I,6S11 sa 1121 112 9 Urball l,18l1 1,175 7 891 8811 II 18 29 n. Blalma (N.A.) • UI'IIIm l!O8 198" , '10 69' 1 8 3 ilL AroJa (N.A.) • UI'IIIm 700 708 3 1'12 167 II 11 11 IV...... biroiaShpora. Urban 27' 27' 1'9 149 Iii 111 (N.A.) 3. lammu Teb8IJ • Total ~.o4 114,US 201 4,1129 ',6l1li '11 1,68. 1,489 411 B.aral 118,986 118,7115 1161 4,687 ','16 72 7111 1189 10 U1'INm '18 '18 1411 HI 1 8111 800 16

.Ja1DlllU (U.A.) • Urban ~18 418~ 1411 141 1 818 800, 10 (.) l_u (01,,) • U_ lI98 1198 128 127 ' 1 777 7111 Ie V. (t) lammu (lLe.) U1'INm 168 168 110 1011 1 768 7411 18 «I) Nqroa (Out- Urball 71 71 1 1 Il10..... ) (ICC) Narwal...... , BaUa (Oot- Urban 68 68 2 18 II Ct.) satwad (Oot- Urban 16 16 111 II 6 pnrt.h) . 111 VL (t) lammo (CanUo) UI'IIIm 110 It It 89 120 • 19' lU,664 28,906 749 7S6 7112 It 40S 8IIS H 26,601 118,861> '146 71111 715 It 880 886 58 110 8 7 7 118 118 " 68 iii) " 8 '1 '1 ,~ 118 lIB • 191

State Primary OeDBUI Ahatracl-contd.

WOBJ[BB8----4oatd. r- IV V 81. State/PlOvlnoe/D18tr1ot Totall HiDIng and Qaar.ryillJl Jlanataoturinlr. p~. Bomoing '" ~ No. TehsilfTown Rural/ -. Urban (a) U:oDl8boId IDdnalQ' ...... Penona ...... F_IM Penona ...... FemaIM

1 2 S 81 SlI sa S6 86 18

8. Udhmnpnr DI.trIoi Total 2S lIS 1,IID 1,_ IIoB7 Rural 12 III 1,776 1.148 11117 Urban 11 11 161 161 10 1. RamDaIU TeItaIl. ToW lIS 86 RnraI lIOII 6lI8 81 Urban 1. "'18 a I. BaDInapr (N• .A..) Urban 19 18 a II. Udbampnr Tehsll Total 11 11 1188 IlOO 88 Rural 1 1 48' 608 81 Urban 10 10 1011 • 97 II U. Cbenani (N• .A..) Urban 12 11 1 U. UdbamPDl" (T• .A..) Urban 10 10 90 88 , 8. Reul TeIIIdI Total 12 12 188 100 lIB Rural 11 11 Ilia 192 111 Urban I I 80 118 II IV. ][an (If.A..) Urban 18 18

V. BeaaI (N.A..) • Urban I 1 16 12 2

,. GooI Gniab Garh Teh8U Total IJlI8 11811 8" Rural IJlI8 2811 Urban "' 7. ;J"AllllDU DIatdet Total Ii68 6111 '1 6,892 6,'1l1li 6111 Rural ., lI88 II ',681> 1>81 Urban 28' lI88 1 807 '.oz''176 82 1. Samba Teball Total 8 8 1,178 1.0lI0 88 Rural 8 8 1,078 1191 8. Urban lOll 119 6 I. Samba (N.A.) • · Urban 1011 119 6 2. Banblnlnahpon TebID Total 8 8 1,890 l,ld lI48 Rural 1,271 1,027 II" Urban 8 8 118 115 , Do BIahoa (N• .A..) Urban 11 11 In. .A.roIa (If.A..) · Urban "'8 "'2 IV. Ranblnlnah_ U ....u 8 8 88 811 - "' (N• .A..) 8. Jammu TebIIII Total 866 58'1 7 1,8118 1,820& 106 Rural lI88 1177 6 1,88' 1,1190 86 Udlaa 181 1180 1 6,", III1i 18 J_ (U.A..) Urban 181 180 1 6U 611. 1. (.) 1_ (0I\7~ U_ DO 1119 1 .. Ul 18 V. (.) 1ammu (M.O.) Urban IIllt 218 1 U6 0&07 18

(U) N_ta (Ou~ Urban 1 1 lit 19 1rOWth). ("'> Nanra.I :Ban.. Urban III III (Out-powtb). (M) Satwarl Urban , (OUt-1II09th). "' VI. (t) .T_u (Oantt.) Urban '1 '1 76 1 ,. .~TehaU Total 8 8 898 768" 158 BuaI 8 811'1 '107 1110 Urban • 811 31 • vn. .A.1dIDoor (N• .A..) · U ....n 88 88 a 192

State Primary Census Abstract-contd.

WORKERS-oontd. V VI VII ltlanufacturnig, Processing" 81. State/Province/District; Total/ Servicing & Repairs ConstructiQD Trade & Commerce No. Tehsilfl'own Rural! Urban (~) Other than Household Indusky , r------~------~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 3 37 38 31l 40 41 42 43 45

6. U dbampur District Total 1,145 1,099 46 3,878 3,258 120 3~177 3.152 25 Rural 400 361 39 2695 2,576 120 1,429 1,423 6 Urban Hilt 738 7 663 683 1,748 1,729 111

1. Ramna"ar Tehsll Total 104 108 1 119 116 3 484 472 12 Rural 12 12 83 80 3 297 297 Urban 92 III 1 86 36 187 175 12 I. Ramnagar (N.A.) Urban 92 01 1 86 36 187 175 12

2. Udhampur Tehsn • Total 834 792 42 2,296 2,268 28 1,833 1,828 10 Rural 368 324 S9 1,866 1,838 28 735 780 5 Urban 471 468 3 4.30 430 1,098 1,093 5 II. Chenanl (N.A.) UrbBn 25 23 2 71 71 93 9S

m. Udhampur (T.A.). Urban U6 445 1 859 859 1,005 1,000 6 3. ReBBi Tahsil Total 207 204 3 910 821 89 671 668 8 Rural 25 25 .. 693 604 89 208 207 1 Urban 182 179 3 217 217 463 461 2 IV. K"tra (N.A.) Urban 96 00 1 43 48 2112 251 1

V. Reaai (N.A.) • • Urban 86 84 2 174 174 211 210 1

4. 0001 Gulab Garh Tehsll Total 53 53 1S9 139 Rural 58 58 189 189 Urban

7. Jammu District. Total 8,574 8,847 227 7,125 6,886 289 14,936 14,851 85 Rural 2,771 2,604 167 8,990 3,843 147 8,762 8,721 41 Urban 5,803 5,748 60 8,135 8,043 92 11,174 11,130 44

1. SmnbaTehsU Total 500 464 86 1,200 1,159 U l,OS6 1,080 6 Rural 887 358 34 1.1S3 1,092 U 700 695 5 Urban 118 111 2 67 67 386 S35 1

I. Samba (N.A.) . Urban 113 111 2 67 67 886 885 1 2. Ranbiral1ll!hpora TehsIl Total 1,061 1.041 20 889 882 7 1,585 1,525 10 Rural 728 718 5 718 707 6 914 905 9 Urban 338 823 15 126 125 1 621 620 1 II. Blsbna (N.A.) • Urban 104 108 1 37 S6 1 1M 1114 III. A:rnla (N.A.) Urban 78 66 , 33 3S 89 89

IV. Ranblrainghpora Urban 161 154 7 66 56 878 377 1 (N.A.) 3. Jammu Tehsn Total 6,752 6.584 168 4,449 4,292 157 11,466 11,402 64 . Rural 1,547 1.420 127 1.616 1,550 66 1,560 1,537 23 Urban 5,205 6,164 41 2,833 2,742 91 9,906 9,865 41 Jammu (U.A.) Urban 5,205 5,164 41 2.833 2,742 91 9,906 9,8e6 41 (0) Jammu Jammu (M.C.) UrbBoU 4,970 4,932 38 2,730 2,640 90 9,694 9.655 39 (ii) Nagrota Urba.n 6 6 11 11 50 50 (Out·growth) (iii) NarwalBal1a. Urban 9 9 12 12 8 8 (Out·growth) (''') Satwarl Urban 19 19 14 14 13 13 (Out.groWth) VI. (b) Jammu (Cantt.) Urban 201 198 3 66 65 1 141 139 2 4. Akhnoor Tehail • Total 261 258 3 637 608 34 899 894 5 Rural 114 113 1 528 494 34 088 584 4 Urban 147 145 2 109 109 311 310 1

VII. Akhnoor (N.A.> • Urban 147 145 2 109 109 311 310 1 193

state Primary C£nsus Abstract~ontd.

WORKER8--<;oncW.

VTII IX X SL 8tate/Province/Dlstrlct/ Totall Transport, storage & Other Services Non... Workers No. TehsiljTown Rural/ Communications Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

1 2 s 46 47 48 49 60 61 62 53

8. Udhampur District Total 1,790 1,761 29 9,147 8,508 639 233,129 79,156 153,973 Rural 1,149 1,127 22 6,216 5,986 230 212,324 71,065 141,259 Urban 641 634 7 2,931 2,522 409 20,805 8,091 12,714 1. Ramnagar Tehsil Total 124 U8 6 1,687 1,556 131 61,732 20,409 41,323 Rural 68 68 1,344 1,287 57 59,142 19,389 ·39,753 Urban 56 60 6 343 269 74 2,590 1,020 1,Il70 I. Ramnagar (N.A.) Urban 56 50 6 343 269 74 2,590 1,020 1,570 2. Udhampur Tahsil Total 1,389 1.369 20 4,848 4,501 347 86,039 29,727 56,312· Rural 994 974 20 2,971 2,851 120 72,959 24,607 48,352 Urban 395 395 1,817 1,650 227 13,080 5,120 7,960 II. Chenani (N.A.) Urban 15 15 110 92 18 975 403 572 Ill. Udhampnr (T.A.). Urban 380 380 1,767 1,558 lW9 12,100 4,717 7,388 3. Reaoi Tahsil· Total 237 235 2 1,544 1,404 140 36,852 12,399 24,453 Rural 47 46 1 833 801 32 31,717 10,448 21,269 Urban 100 189 1 711 603 108 5,135 1,951 3,184 IV. Katra (N.A.) Urban 134 134 291 254 37 2,376 891 1,481l V. Reasi (N.A.) Urban 56 55 420 349 7I 2,71l9 1,060 1,699

4. Gool Gulab G.rh Teboil Total 40 39 1 1,068 1,047 21 48,506 16,621 31,885 Rural 40 39 1 1,068 1,047 21 48,506 16,621 31,885 Urban 7. Jammu Distriot Total 12,115 11,962 153 31,044 28,348 2,600 5112,872 208,001 344,871 Rural 5.608 5,536 72 12,658 12,1SO 478 410,829 152,125 258,704 Urban 6,507 6,426 81 18,386 16,168 2,218 142,043 56,876 86,167 1. Sa.mba Teboil Total 934 925 9 3,198 3,022 176 88,899 33,903 54,996 Rural 783 776 7 2,788 2,681 107 84,348 32,153 52,I91l Urban 151 149 2 410 341 69 4,1151 1,750 2,801 I. Samba (N.A.) . Urban 151 149 2 410 341 69 4,551 1,750 2,801 2. Ra.nbirsinghpom Tahsil Total 1,660 1,641 19 3,781· 3,536 245 121,079 45,651 75,428 Rural 1,362 1,363 9 3,034 2,876 158 109,021 41,200 67,821 Urban 298 288 10 747 660 87 12,058 4,451 7,607 ll. Bisban (N.A.) Urban 103 98 5 215 184 31 2,671 1,004 1,667 m. Amia (N.A.) Urban 87 85 2 191 176 15 4,438 1,587 2,851 IV. Ra.nbirsinghpora Urban 108 100 3 341 300 41 4,949 1,860 3,089 (N.A.) 3. Jammu Tehail Total 8,959 8,851 108 21,672 19,525 2,147 2lH,881 96,229 151l,652 RurELI 3.027 2,988 39 4,887 4,746 loll 130,516 48,159 82,357 Urban 5,932 5,863 69 16,785 14,779 2,006 121,365 48,070 73,295 Jammu (U.A.) Urban 5,932 5,863 69 16,785 14,779 2,006 121,365 48,070 73,295 (a) Jammu (City) Urban 5.678 5,611 67 16,335 14,363 1,972 116,467 ·46,160 70,317 V. (') Jammu (M.e.) Urban 1l,539 1l,472 67 16,215 14,247 1,968 114,525 45,383 69,H2 (ii) Nagrota (Out. Urban 18 18 71 68 3 693 263 430 growth) (iii) Narwal Bs.Ua Urban 32 32 19 19 Il40 203 337 (Out·growth) (lv) Satwari Urban 89 89 30 29 709 301 408 (Out.growth) VI. (b) Jammu (Cantt.) Urban 2M 252 2 450 416 34 4,898 1,920 2,978 4. Akhnoor Tehsil • Total 562 545 17 2,393 2,265 128 91,013 32,218 58,795 Rural 436 419 17 1,949 1,877 72 86,944 30,613 1l6,331 Urban 126 126 444 388 56 4,069 1,605 2,464 VII.Akhnoor eN.A.) Urban 126 126 388 56 4,069 1,600 2,464 Total Popolatlon (lnclndlng 8cheduled Casto HonaeI.... and Institutional Population) 81. 8tate/Provlnoe/DIBtrictf Totall Occupied No. oC No. TehIII/Town BoraI/ Area in ResldenUaI HODS ... r------~------~ Urban It"" H_ holda r-,------~------~ PerBODll lIfales Females Females

1 2 8 5 II 7 8 9 10 11 i2 • 8. Kathlla Dlatrict Total 2,e51.0 47,_ (8,880 111.&,871 1.&2,080 131,882 82,716 811,7112 211,924 Rura.I 2,8!13.0 42,808 44,105 249,686 129,848 110,743 67,771 80,280 27,641 Urban 8.0 4,690 4,776 28,086 13,14.8 11,939 4,946 2,662 2,888

1. BUIa"'1tt TehsU • Total 678.3 10,104 10,41i2 68,071 20,867 28,2l!1. 11,360 6,891 6,4511 Rura.I 673.3 10,10' 10,462 118,071 29,867 28,214 11,860 6,891 6,4IiII Urban

2. Basholill TehIII • Total 883.8 0.488 0,879 4.8,809 25,121 28,678 7,211 3,815 8,a98 Rmal 81iD.l 8,808 8,992 46,800 23,382 22,008 8,808 8,1i97 8,209 Urban 4.7 682 887 8.809 1,739 1,570 0106 1118 187 I. BashobB (N."'.) Urban '.611 882 887 3,300 1,730 1,670 4.06 218 187

8. Kathna TehBII Total 670.8 U,U8 14,788 84,264 4',820 89,484 24,004 18,162 11,8811 Rural 668.8 10,864 11,878 68,1122 36,297 80,025 20,063 11,070 9,893 Urban 2.2 3,289 8,410 18,082 0,623 8,609 4.,081 11,002 1,939

n. Lakhenpnr (N.A..) Urban 0.7' 128 189 818 368 88 19 14. JIJ. Kathua (T.A.) Urban 1.016 8,181 8,2'71 17,418 0,170 8,248 8,008 2,078 1,925

'" HlraDaIIU TehIII • Total 682.0 13,718 18,068 88,847 013,191 010,456 10,181 0,1124 9,287 Rural 680.0 18,0" 18,1188 711,908 '1,807 88,698 18,6112 0,672 8,980 1.1 68\} 878 8,7U 1,884 1,8110 609 1152 257 1.10 68\} 878 3,7" 1,88' 1,8110 609 252 257 • O. Rajaurl DIstrIct • Total 2,881.0 88,057 88,809 217,878 LU,380 102,998 14,8811 7,'" 7,2010 R .....I 2,688.8 8',0131 88,848 208,1178 IIIO,81f 110,1611 14,098 7,188 8,1180 Urban 12.7 1,828 1,788 8,897 ',583 3,834 688 808 280

1. Budhal TehAII • Total 87'1,0 4,010 117,989 15,012 12,977 675 851 824 Rural 377.0 4,1110 117,1189 15,012 12,077 676 3lil 82' Urban

Total 1,080.7 18,0187 10,896 118,4111 81,'91 Ii5,OOO 3,826 1,080 1,8115 Rural 1;012.11 17,840 18,882 110,662 58,288 62,284 3,512 1,773 1,739 Urban 8.1 . 1,097 1,218 6,989 3.223 2,718 313 167 166 I. Rajaurl (N.A..) Urban 8.00 1,007 1,213 6,939. 8,223 2,718 818 167 166

8. NowehehraTm.u Total 1,160.6 13,1118 18,'796 72,898 37,877 85,016 10,182 6,181 5,021 Rural I,U8.0 111,829 13,242 70,486 38,687 83,808 0,900 6,012 4807 Urban 4.6 629 658 2,4.58 1;340 1,118 278 UO 124 ll. Nowshehra (N.A..) Urban 4.88 6119 668 2,4118, 1,840 1,118 278 140 124. 10. . Panch DIstrict Total 1,658.0- 28,0101 27,026 170,787 80,760 81,037 204 189 B6 R .....l 1,648.1 28,8811 25,288 168,084 82,'18 74,688 79 88 13 Urban H,9 2,688 2,eos 18,803 7,384 6,4.611 125 78 611

Total 483.8 12,112 12,883 74.899 80,388 36,883 169 lID 80 Rural '63.4 0,878 10,518 62,718 32,998 29,7211 84 28 8 Urban 10.' 2,28' 2,347 11,981 8,870 6,811 125 78 511 I. Punch (T.A.) • Urban 10.36 2.284 2,8n 11,1181 8,370 6,811 lllll 73 611

lL M.endhar Telmll Total 6'17.4 1&.1180 15,088 98,088 60,884 4.6,704 45 4.0 5 Rural 6711.0 18,1187 14,762 94,288 49,420 ",848 4.5 010 5 Urban '.5 80S 811 1,8211 9114 868 ll.8nrankote (lIf.A.) • Urban 4.62 301 811 1,8111 ' 984. 868 19S

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Bcbeduled TrIbes JJterBta and Educated Penon. r------~------~ SI. State/Province/District/ Totall Xo. TehsII/ToWn Rurall Total Worlrera (I·IX) Urban r------J~------~ r-,------~~------~ r------A------~ P8lIIDIlB Males Femaleoo Males Jl'eouoIes PI!I'8OlI1I Males Jl'emaIe.

1 3 13 u 16 16 17 18 19 110 21

8. Katbu. DIatrIct • Total 59,434 43,241 16,193 73,390 70.2112 3,008 Bural 48,_ 36,401 12,202 67,093 84,847 2,748 Urban 10,8S1 8,840 8,0111 11,1197 6,945 352 1. Bill.",.. Teb." • Total 9,080 7,046 2,035 18,882 15,1611 1,170 Rural 9,080 7,045 2,035 18,332 15,182 1,170 Urban lI. IlaBhohD Tahsil • Total 6,S58 5,080 1,578 15,248 14,B88 008 Bural 5,057 4,129 928 14,889 18,570 819 Urban 1,699 951 848 857 788 89 I. BaabohII (N.A.) Urban 1,509 951 848 857 788 • 89

lIo Katbua Tehsll Total lI2,OBO 16,397 8,688 22,8115 21,888 1189 Rura' 14,861 10,_ 4,058 17,752 17,28. 480 Urban 7,419 4,794 2,825 4,803 4,403 200 II. Lakhenpur (X.A.) Urban 292 201 01 197 100 '1 m. Katbu. (T.A.) Urban 7.127 4,598 2.53' 4,408 4,218 193 4. Dana_ Tehs1I • Total 21,818 15,710 5,809 19,457 19,108 3111 Rural 19,805 14,624 6,181 18,620 18,332 288 Urban 1,813 1,005 718 837 774 88 lV. Hka.napr (X.A.) Urban 1,813 1,006 718 8S7 774 • 63

II. RaJaurl D1at.rlct • Total 81,S74 25,400 5,11" 110,108 118,830 1,487 Rural 27,651 211,OS7 ',884 57,812 58,485 1,847 Urban 8,728 2,'13 1.310 l!,294 2,174 1110 1. BncJhaJ T8h.dJ Total 1,400 1,405 85 8,U80 8.888 97 Rural 1,400 1,405 85 8,1130 8,888 97 Urban

lI. Balaur! TehaB Total IS,OBO 13,440 2,6110 82,2811 81.785 48G Rural 18,481 11,763 1,898 80,823 80,284 889 Urban 2,1178 1,688 892 1,_ l,5BlI 77 I. RaJalUl fX.A.) Urban 2,678 1,688 8911 1,_ I,li8JI 77 3. Xmnhebr& TehaH Total 18,846 10,548 8,1100 18,9" 18,040 904 Rural 12,700 9,810 2,881 18,_ 17,898 8111 Urban 1,146 727 418 885 8411 43 IL X01VBhehra (X.A.) Urban 1,146 727 418 835, 8411 ' 43

10. Punch Dlstrlet Total 24,988 20,874 ',OB9 47,438 48,8117 57. Bural 18,633 18,858 1,777 44,249 48,888 Urban 8,3S0 ',018 2,3111 8,184 8,019 'II165 1. Havel! Teb"" Total 18,008 10,135 2,981 21.228 lIO,987 291 Rural 7,488 6,578 866 18,522 18,877 145 Urban 1i.8BB 3,567 2,108 2.708 2,5110 148 I. Punch (T.A.) Urban &,868 8,657 2,108 2,7OG ll,580 148

Il. Mendbar Tehail Total 11,887 10,789 1,128 26,2011 2&,920 28j! Bural l1,l!Oo 10.278 922 211,727 .21;,461 288 Urban 887 481 208 478 459 111 n. B1UIIDkote (X.A.) • Urban 887 481 llO8 478 459 111 1~6

State- Primary Census Absuact--contd.

WORKERB-contd.

I II III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Cultivators Agricultural Labourers Hunting & PlantatIons. Orchnds and Allied Activities 131. State/Province/District! Total! ,-,-----.....-----..._ r-,------A----~ r- No. Teheil)Town Rural/ Urban Persolls Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Malee Females

1 2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 so

8. Kathua District . Total 46,698 45,296 1,402 3,760 3,629 121 2,214 1,882 332 Rural 45,975 44,679 1,896 3,874 3,255- 119 2,079 1,765 324 Urban 723 717 6 876 874 2 135 127 8

1. Billawar Tehen . Totsl 12,836 12,048 788 274 255 19 494 363 181 Rural 12,836 12,048 788 274 255 19 494 368 181 Urban

2. Bashohll Tehsil . Totsl 11,651 11,158 493 145 140 5 924 801 123 Rural 11,676 11,085 490 126 122 4 880 765 115 Urban 76 78 8 19 18 1 4l 36 8 I. llashohli (N.A.) Urban 76 78 , 3 19 18 44 36 8

S. Kathua Tehsll Totsl 10,327 10,272 61> 2,061 2,000 61 619 609 70 Rural 9,741 0,689 62 1,722 1,662 60 508 438 70 Urban 586 588 B 339 338 1 71 71

II. Lakhenpur (N.A.) Urban 4 4 8 8 m. Kathua (T.A.) Urban 682 679, 3 389 388 68 63 4. Himnagar Tehsil • Total 11,884 11,818 66 1,270 1,234 36 217 209 8 Rural 11,828 11,767 66 1,252 1,216 36 197 189 8 Urban 61 61 18 18 20 20 IV. Hiranagar (N.A,) Urban 61 61 18 18 20 20

9. Rajaurl District • Total 48,611 47,688 1,028 629 613 16 2,275 2,194 81 Rural 48,439 47,416 1,023 613 597 16 2,226 2,145 81 Urban 172 172 16 16 49 49

1. Budhal Tehsn Tot"l 7,684 7,612 72 185 133 2 387 379 8 Rural -7,684 7,612 72 185 183 2 887 879 B Urban

2. Bajaurl Tehsll Total 26,646 26,310 285 397 886 11 785 738 52 Rural 26,442 26,207 285 389, 378 11 748 696 52 Urban 103 103 8 8 37 37 I. llaJauri (N.A.) Urban 103 103' 8 8 97 87

B. Nowshehra Tehan Total 14,382 13,666 716 97 94 8 1,103 1,082 21 Rural 14,313 13,1>97 716 89 86 3 1,091 1,070 21 Urban 69 69 8 8 12 12 II. Nowshehra (N.A.) Urban 69 69 8 8 12 12

10. Punch District Total 40,281 89,992 289 599 680 19 448 422 26 Rural 89,824 39,068 271 456 443 13 368 343 25 Urban 957 939 18 143 137 6 80 79 1

1. nave!i Tehsil Total 17,402 17,281 121 368 352 6 195 194 1 RUII\I 16,687 16,1>81 106 215 216 125 125 Urban 716 700 15 143 181 6 70 69 1 I. Punch (T.A.\ Urb&n 715 700 16 143 187 6 70 69 1

2. Mendhar Tehsil Total 22,879 22,711 168 241 228 13 253 228 26 Rural 22,687 22,472 165 241 228 18 243 218 2.5 Urba.n 242 2S9 3 10 10 II. Surankot. (N.A.) • Urban 242 230 j 3 10 10 197

State PrimarY CeDsus AbaUact-contd.

WO~ v lIlanufaatarlDa, PIoeeoaIng. ServiciDg II:--- BL Btate(Pm.tBce/1)lRrloV Totall BepaIra No. Tehsil/To..... Rurall IV Urban . .IiIfDID8 II: QU&rrJ'1n1r (G) HoUI4IboId !Dduatry

p- MaIeB Jl'emalea PeIIIOIl8 Hales JI'~

1 1I I 31 811 83 8& 85 88

8. Kathua DIstrict Total 30 80 8,859 lIt,910 Rural 18 18 8,l!O8 lII.778 4118 Urban 14 14 163 ISlil -1I1 1. BllI&war TehslI .• Total 6411 627 118 Rural 8'6 627 118 Urban

2. Baehohll TehslI •• Total 18 13 742 668 189 Rural 12 12 719 1iS8 181 Urban 1 1 28 15 8 1. Bashohll (N..A..) Urban 1 1 28 16 8

So Kathua TehIIl Total 14 14 982 906 77 Rural 1 1 888 816 88 Urban 18 18 99 90 9 n. Lakhenpur (N..A..) Urban 6 & 1 m. Xathua (T..A..) Urban 18 18 94 88 8

4.~TehsI1 TOtal 8 8 990 926 86 Rural 8 8 969 898 81 Urban 81 27 4 IV. HIranapr (N..A..) Urban 81 27 &

9. Bajauri Dlatriot Total 818 815 1 1,085 957 '18 Ruml 814 818 1 1,014 987 77 Urban 2 2 21 20 .1

1. Budhal TehsIl Total 218 209 0- Rural 218 209 9 Urban 2. B,aJauri TehslI .. Total 6 6 618 685 88 Rural 6 6 699 667 82 Urban 19 18 1 L RaJaori (N.A.) Urban 19 18 1

3. Nowshehra TehsU Total 811 810 1 199 163 80 B.umI 8011 808 1 197 161 30 n. NOWIIhehra (N.A.) Urban 2 2 2 2

10. Punch District Total 2 2 994 964 40 Rural 2 2 874 840 84- Urban 120 114 6

1. :HaveD Tehsil TOtal 1 1 867 852 16 Rural 1 1 284- 264 10 Urban lOS 98 6 1. Puneb (T.A.) Urban 108 98 ~

II. Mendhar Tehall Total 1 1 627 802 25 Rural 1 1 610 III It Urban 17 11 1 II. Sura.Dkote (N.A.) Urban 17 18 1

- ~ IB(D)lSCO(J&K)-16 198

state Primary Censaa Abstract-contd.

WORXERS-oontd.

81. state/ProvfnceJDlatrlctl Total/ VI VII No. TehsilfTo..... BmBI/ (b) Other-than Household QanstructloD Trade & CODUn~e Urban IDduatry ,..-____A.- __---. ,.-___~.._---- ...... -___-"- _____

Hales Females PMIIODlI Hales Females Persons Females

1 2 3 87 ss 89 40 41 42 43 44 46

8. Kathua Dlstriot Total 1,790 1,695 95 3,087 2,969 118 2,708 2,677 31 Rural 962 921 41 2,627 2,511. 116 1,759 1,782 27 Urban 828 774- 54 460 458 2 94-9 946 4 1. Blllawar Teb&Il Total 6 6 164 154 419 402 17 Rural 6 6 1M 16' 419 402 17 Urban

2. Basbohll Tehsil Total 106 100 5 154- 152 2 299 294 6 Rural 10 10 86 88 2 160 159 1 Urban 96 90 5 69 69 189. 185 , I. Baahobli (N.A.) Urban 95 90 5 69 69 189 185 4

8. Kathua Tahsil Total 1,422 l,SS4 88 1,913 1,810 108 1,197 1,190 7 Rural 779 7S9 40 1,567 1,466 101 499 492 7 Urban 648 595 48 846 844 2 698 698 II. Lakhenpur (N.A.) Urban 4- 4 1 1 64 64 m. Kathua (T.A.) Urban 689 591 48 345 848 2 684 684

,. Hlranagar Teb&Il Total 257 255 2 868 858 18 798 791 2 Rural 167 166 1 821 808 18 681 679 2 Urban .90 89 1 45 45 l12 112 IV. Blranagal' (N.A.) Urban 00 89 1 46 45 l12 112

9. "8ajaurl Dlstriot Total 847 338 14 890 889 1 1,14.9 1,147 2 Rural 86 76 11 765 764 1 611 609 2 Urban 261 268 8 125 125 588 588

l' 1I1ldha1 Tehsn Total 80 80 80 79 Rural SO 80 80 79 1 Urban Total 288 226 12 496 496 686 686 Rural 48 82 11 408 408 286 286 Urban 195 194 1 88 88 400 400 I. Bajaari (N.A.) Urban 196 19' 1 88 88 400 400

S. Nowshehra Teb&Il Tot.al 109 107 2 364 883 1 483 482 1 Rural 48 48 827 826 1 295 294 Urban 66 64 2 37 87 138 188 II. Nowehabra (N.A.) Urban 66 64 2 87 87 138 188

10. PoDch DIstrIct Total 126 124 2 279 271 8 8Ul 811 Rural 22 22 1126 217 8 451 451 Urban 104 102 2 54 54 861 860

1. Haveli TehsIl Total 108 101 2 93 93 478 477 Rural 4 4 50 50 182 182 Urban 99 97 2 48 48 296 295 1 I. Punoh (T.A.) •• Urban 99 97 2 43 48 296 296 1

2. MeDdhar TehslI Total 28 28 186 178 8 884 384 Ruxal 18 18 176 167 8 269 269 Urban 6 5 11 11 65 65 II. Surankote (N.A.) •• Urban 6 5 11 l1 65 66 199

State Primary Cens1l8 Abstract-concld.

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VllI IX X Transport, Storage ,. Other Serv1ce8 Non·workera 'SL State/Provinoe/Dlstrlct! Totall CommUllicatfons , :No. Teh8ilfl'own Rurall Urban Persons Males Female. Persons Male. F6JDales Fersons :Males Females

1 2 8 46 47 48 49 50 l>l 52 58 54

8. Xathua Dlatrlot Total 2.379 2,361 18 7.375 6,843 532 201,281 72,697 128,584 Rum! 1,768 1,754 14 5,827 5,046 281 182,493 65,496 116.997 Urba.n 611 607 4 2,048 1,797 251 18,788 7,201 11,587

1. Blllawar Tehsll Total 143 148 1,861 1,264 97 41,789 14,695 27,044 Rma.l 148 148 1,861 1,264 97 41,739 14.695 27,044 Urban 2, Baahohll TehsIl Total 187 185 2 1,076 992 S4 33,453 10,788 22,670 Rural 76 76 746 720 26 31,001 9,812 21,189 Urba.n 61 69 2 SBO 272 68 2,452 971 1,481 I. Baahohl1 (N.A.) Urban 61 59 2 SSO 272 58 2,452 971 1,481

8. Kathoa TehsIl Total 1,067 1,082 5 2,798 2,590 203 61,899 23,184 38,765 Rural 618 610 3 1,439 1,871 68 48,470 18,014 80,456 Urba.n 454 452 Z 1,854 1,219 185 18,429 5,120 8,809, n. Lakheupur (N.A.) Urban 21 21 90 84 6 419 168 256 Ill. Xathua (T.A.) Urban 488 481 2 1,264 1,135 129 13,010 4,957 8,058

4- :mrana~ TehsIl Total 1,082 1.0111 11 2,145 1,997 148 64,190 24,085 40,105 Rural 1186 925 11 1,781 1,691 00 61,288 22,975 88,808 Urban 96 96 864 806 58 2,907 1,110 1,797 IV. Hiranagar (N.A.) Urban 96 96 864 806 68 2,907 1,110 1,797

11. Rajaurl Dlstrlet Total 888 88'7 1 4.466 4,216 250 157,267 65,741 101,626 Rural 282 281 1 8,512 3,378 184 151,164 58,852 97,812 Urban 156 156 954 888 116 6,103 2,389 3,714

1. Budhal Tehall Total 9 9 887 882 5 19,059 6,179 12,880 Rural 9 9 887 S82 5 19,059 6,179 12,880 Urban

2. Ralaurl TehsD, Total 189 189 2,328 2,200 12S 84.259 29,725 54.584 Rural 89 89 1,664 1,616 48 79,929 28,094 51,8m; Urban 100 100 659 584 75 4,330 1,691 2,639 I. Rajaurl (N.A.) Urban 100 100 659 684 75 4,880 1,691 2,689 8 NoWBhehra TebIU Total 190 189 1 1,756 l,6S4 122 53,949 19,837 34,1l2 Rural 184 ISS 1 1,461 1,880 81 52,176 19,189 88,087 Urban 66 56 296 254 41 1,778 698 1.075 II. Nowshehra (W.A.) •• Urban 56 56 295 254 41 1,778 698 1,075 10. Punch DistrIct Total 199 199 8,698 8,502 191 128,354 42,893 80,461 Rural 84 84 2,443 2,88S 60 112,736 88,578 74,157 Urban 115 115 1,250 1,119 lSI 10,619 4,315 6,304 1. Haveli Tehsll Total 168 158 2,073 1,928 1411 5S,471 18,429 85,042 Rural 49 '9 945 916 29 44,196 14,619 29,577 Urban 109 109 1,128 1,012 116 9,27& 8,810 &,481i I. Puneh (T.A.) Urban 109 109 1,128 1,012 116 9,275 3,810 5.465 2. Mimdhar Teh.n Total 41 41 1.620 1,574 46 69,883 24,464 45,419 Rural 85 85 1,498 1,467 31 66.639 29,959 44,580 Urba.n 6 6 122 107 15 1,344 505 839 n. Surankote (N.A.) Urban 6 6 122 107 15 1,844 505 889

Nou:- t:Include. 78,932 KIn" onder ilIeg&1 occupation of Pakistan and 6,180 KIn" II1ega1Iy handed over by Pakistan to China. Alao Jncludes 37,5611 Xm uruler IJleKa.I OOOIlpatfon of ChIna. • Repreaenta provisional "geographical area figures" suppUed 'by the BurveyOl' GeneraL Ffgmes for Urban areas are those supplied by the Looal Bodles. Area ftgorea for Rural Area. are derived by .ubtraotfng the Urban area from the Total area of the District. The total of the area Ogorea oC the Tehsils wm not tany With the District ftgorea because the former :represent 'La.nd U ..• area and are derived from the flaures .upplled by the Revenue Department. @ Includes 87,555 Kma under Illegal OClCUpatIoU of CJbIna.. t ConsoIid.. ted fl_ of Srinagar Urban Agglomeratlon whleh .PN&d over Srlnagar. Cbadura and Badgam TebaIls are given ..t the end ... an

STATE PRllVIABY OEKSUS ABSTRACT (Figure8 for Urbtm Agglomeration) Apl'ENDIX

Serial "('rban Agglomeration ..lzea In OOOllPIed !fo. of Total Population (Including No. Em" Beaidenu.1 HOWIe· Institutio~ ....d Housel"". Scheduled Castes Houses hoIde l'opulation r-,------~------~ Hemal.. l'eroonB Males Females

1 2 a 6 7 S 9 10 11 12

Srinagar (U.A.) Urban 108.28 48,270 60,057 423,258 228,227 19r;,026 94 88 11 (a) Srlnagar (CIty) Urban 97.65 42,162 58,652 415,271 224,067 191,l!OC 94 83 11 (0) SrinalJ&l' (lItLC.) Urban -----See BriDagar Tebsilf-----

(Oi) Natlpora (Out-growth) .• Urban ----See Chadura Tahsil~_ (iii) Kurou p_hl Baal> (Out growth) Urban ---__-See Ohad"..,. Tebsil---__ «(u) Bimna (Out-growth) Urban -----8ee Badgam Tahsil----- (,,) Bagat Barzala (Out- ----4!Ioo Badgam TehsIl---- growth) Urban

(6) Badamfbagh (Oantt.) •• Urban ~---Bee Srinagar Tehsll----

r---____"___--_WORKERS Scheduled Tribes Literats ,. Eduaated per&ouo Total Workers (I·IX)

8er:1aJ ,..-----.-A.,_____ '---. ,-___' _--Jo-, ____ ...._ ,___ A- ____,~ No. Urban Agglomeration Urban

P_ona Maleo Femaleo l'eroouo lIrla1es Femal... Pereons Males Female.

1 2 s 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

1 ~ Urban 135,583 92,031 43.652 111,618 108,262 8,851 (U.A.) (0) Srlnagar (City) Urban 182,687 00,176 42,511 109,788 106,ta6 3,302 (i) arinagar Urban aee arlDagar TebsU (M.C.)

(ii) Natipora (OUt- growth) Urban 00 Chadura TebsU iii) Knrsn padsbahi Bagh (Out'growth) Urban See Chadura TebsU (m) Blmna (Out-growth) _ Urban ee Badgam TebsD

(II) Bagat BlLrzala (Out. growth) Urban ee Badgam Tehsll (6) Bada.mibagh (Cautt.) Urban ee Sri_ TebsU 201

State Primary Census Abstract-contd. ApPENDIX--Contd.

WOREERS-

2 3 22 23 24 l!6 26 27 28 29 30

1. SriDagar (U.A.) Urban 3,647 3,587 60 1,732 1,706 26 6,626 6.508 118 (II) BrlDagar City Urban 3,617 3,557 60 1,698 1.678 26 6.668 6.450 118 (0) Brinagar (M.O.) Urban ~-See Srinagar Tehsil---- (ii) Natlpora (Out- growth) Urban --See Chadura Tehoil---- ("i) Knrou Pa.dshahi Bagh (Out-growth) Urban --_.._<;lee Ohadwa Tehoil--__

(io) BlmDa (Out- growth) Urban -----I:ISee Badgam Tehsil.---- (Il) B_t BarzaJa (Out-growth) Urban -----.See Badgam TehoUI----- (b) Badamibagh (Oantt.) Urb.... -----See Brinagar Tehsil----

Seri,,1 Urban Agglomeration Urban No. IV V .Mlnins and Quarrying lIIaD.ufaoturing, l'rooeaaIng, Senfolng'" Repairo . ----. (a) Household Industry Males Females Peroono Male. FemaJeo

1 2 3 31 82 88 84 86 86

1. SrInagar (U.A.) Urban 280 220 12,042 11,7640 278 (II) SriDapr (City) Urban 216 216 12,024 11,746 278

(i) I!rInaaar (.M.C.) Urban --~-See Brinapr TehsiIehIIOl'---- (it) Natlpora (Out- growth) Urban --_See Chadura Tehail--_- (iit) Kursn Padshabi Bash (Out-growth) Urban -----iSee Ohadura TehIIOlf-' ____ (.0) Bimna (Out- growth) Urban ---___~ee Badgam Tehai.l---- (Il) Bagat Barzala (Out-growth) Urban ---~See Bo.dgam Tehail----

(b) Badamlbagh (Oantt.) Urban ---~'8ee Srinaga.r TehaiJ.-.--

M'B(D)lSCO(J&K)-17 202

State Primary Census AbStract-contd. (Fi!J'Uf'BB for Urban Agglomeration) ApPENDIX--contd.

WORXERS-oontd. Serial Urban Agglomeration Urban r------~V=------VI~------Vll------..., No. Manufaoturing, hooessiug, 00u.t11lction Trade &; Oommerce Servioing & Repairs (b) Other tban Household Industry ...... __--, ..., 'Persons Mal"" Femalea 1'_ M.alcs Felllo.l!lS 1'ersons Males F!lmo.les

1 2 3 87 38 89 40 41 42 48 44 46

1. Srlnagar (U. .A.) Urban 17,863 17,722 141 "',963 4,96a 16,670 16,003 87 (a) SrIDagar (City) Urban 17,695 17,557 188 4,863 4,863 16,815 '. 16,248 67 °i) Srlnagar (M.C.) Urban S!I!I 8r1napr Tehall (ii) N atipora (Out- growth) Urban ee Chadura Tells! (iii) Kursu Padshahi Bash (Out-growtb) Urban See Cbadura TIlbsiI (4fJ) Bimna (Out-growtb) Urbau 800 Badgam TehaU (fJ) Bagat BarzoJa (Out-growth) Urban See Badgam Tehail (b) Baclmlbagh (Cantt.) Urban See Srinagar Tehall

WORKEB8--

Serial Urban Aglom_tion Urban vm: IX x No. TrJmsport, Storage & Other ~ ervioos Non·workeft Oomllluuloations Persons Males Fe",",l•• Persona Mo.l .. Fell1alee Peroono

1 2 8 46 4/1 48 49 50 61 52 Ii3 Dol

Stlnagar (U.A..) Urban 16,409 16,866 48 32.,641 29,928 2.,618 811,640 119,965 191,675 " 1. (a) Srinagar (City) Urban 15,087 16,046 42 31,705 29,132 2,673 305,483 117,681 187,902

(i) .8rInagar (III.C.) Urban ~----..see BrinaglI.r Tebsil--~- (ii) Natlpora (Out- growtb) Urban -----.Bee Chadura Tebsil----- (iii) Kurau Padsha.bl Bagh (Ont- growtb) Urban --Bee Ohadura Tebsil----- (iv) B_ (Out. ----.I"ee Badgam Tehsil----- growth) (fJ) Bagat. Barza1a (Out-lP'owth) Urban --!'lee Badgam Tehsil----_

(&) B8da.mIba.!!h (Cantt.) • Urban -----See Srinaga.r Tebsil--~-

NUTJI :- (i) U.A..-Urban AIIIJloD>en>tlon. (ii) III.C.-IIIun1n1paUty Ult) cantt.-Cantomnen~ AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION OF INDIA

"MIB(D)ISCOJ&~~17(a) 'loa Note on .AU India Table A-I All India Table A-I gives the statistics for each State and Union Territory. The table :furnishes area in sq. kms., the density of population per sq. km. number of villages both inhabited and un­ inhabited; number of towns; number of occupied residential :houses ; number of households and :finally the total population shown sex-wise accor­ ding to the 1971 Census. The data has been presented separately for totaJ., rural and urban.

The table differs from the -corresponding table of 1961 inasmuch as the column relating to 8ex­ ratio has been omitted at the present census. 205

ALL INDIA=TABLIfA-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION (pro\risional)

IndlalState/Union Total Area In Popula· Number of VlIlageII T

(1) (II) (8) (4) (0) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12,

INDIA Total 3,1180,&83. 0 178 075,9JO 53,072 3,11& 90,741,91& 100,431,956 547,949,809 1188,938,614 264,013,1116 Bural 3,163,3OB.3 N.A. 575,900 58,072 72,697,796 79,565,396 493,8511,600 1125,218,084 213,1186,616 Urban 43,696.7 2,505 3,114 18,044,179 2;),866,560 109,094,809 68,717,1180 50,876,679 £ 1. AndbZa Pradesh Total 276,8U.0 1117 27,213 2,237 224 8,041,925 8,871,339 43,6{)2,708 22,008,663 21,494.,045 Bural 273,252.2 128 27,218 2,237 6,668,884 7,179,178 35,100,181 17,698,247 17,401,986 Urban 3,501.8 2,360 224 1,373,591 1,0112,166 8,402,527 4,S10,416 4.092,111

2.AsIIaJll· Total 99,010.0 160 22,2114 1,107 74 11,409,658 2,504,676 14,967,11·12 7,8R5,064 7,072,478 Rural 1111,163.6 137 22,224 1,107 2,259,905 2,268,701 13,680,661 7,126,453 6,504,108 Urban 456.4 2,911 74 239,753 24'1,876 1,326,981 758,611 568,370

8. Bihar Total 178,876.0 824 67,666 10,401 202 8,376,699 9,8S7,901 66,863,369 118,846,9" 27,506,426 Rural 171,101.8 296 67,668 10,401 7,438,758 8,801,589 5U,719,408 25,728,987 24,990, ;18 Urban 2.774.2 lI,032 202 937,841 1,086,812 11,633,966 8,117,957 2,616,009

4. GgJarat Total 196,984.0 188 18,276 422 216 4,666,974 4,684,456 26,697,475 13,80.2,494 12,894,981 Rural 191,869.1 100 18,276 422 3,214,634 8,319,377 10,200,075 9,842,488 9,368,492 Urban .,614.9 1,626 216 1,842,840 1,365.079 7,496,500 S,960,Ol1 3,536,&89

5. lIar)"ana Total 44,222.0 :1127 8,781 888 65 1,470,426 1,596,825 10,036,808 5,377,268 4,669,650 Rural 43,7711.2 189 6,731 333 1,192,797 1,283,852 8,1163,8<1.9 4,420,225 3,843,624 Urban 41>1.8 8,9118 65 277,629 382,978 1,772,959 957,083 816,926

6. HJmacbal Total 56,673.0 62 16,916 2,013 86 625,1112 664,167 8,460,434 1,766,957 1,69S,477 Pradesh Rural 65,617.3 58 16,916 2,013 573,677 694,206 .3,218,644 1,6118,628 1,689;921 Urban 155.7 1,556 36 61,885 59,951 241,890 138,884 103,556 t. Jammn and Kashmir . Total 222.236.0 N.A. 0,603 239 45 666,?I;S 763,499 4,816,632 2,458,816 2,168,317 Rural 221,842.7 N.A. 6,508 289 560,187 628,870 3,758,411 1,996,884 1,761,547 Urban 399.3 N.A. 45 106,666 184,629 868,221 461,451 398,770

8. Keraia Total 38,864.0 649 1,268 88 3,418,244 3,543,129 21,347,375 10,587,851 10,759,52£ Bural 87,522'4 477 1,268 2,917,018 3,001,086 17,880,926 8,852,360 9,0118,576 Urban 1,341.6 2.584 88 501,226 542,098 8,468,449 1,731>,601 1,730,948 9. lIfadh'l'a Pradoah Total 442,841.0 94 70,883 6,964 260 6,822,767 7,740,1189 41,664,119 21,455,334 20,198,785 Rural 439,985.9 79 70,888 5,964 6,783,914 6,426,117 84,869,362 11,823,411 17,046,941 Urban 2,866.1 2,878 260 1,068,863 1,811'>,172 6,7i14,767 3,681,928 3,152,844

10. 1IIa1uu'ashtm • Total 307,762.0 164 35,778 2,883 289 8,629,897 9,432,769 60,412,285 26,116,361 24,295,884 Rural 801,611.0 111i 36,778 2,883 5,787,078 6,300,140 34,701,024 17,&82,020 17,219,004 Urban 6,151.1) 2,654 289 2,742,819 3,132,629 ]6,711,211 8,834,3S1 7,076,880

11. lIfanIpur Total 22,S50.0 48 1,949 ,,,. 8 177,635 182,698 1,072,763 641,676 631,078 Rural 22,310.1 42 1,943 44 156,947 160,187 931,261 470,gSl 461,030 Urban 411.9 3,083 8 21,688 22,408 141,492 71,444 70,048 lZ. 'Megbalaya . Total 22,&89.0 411 4,683 376 41 193,051' 206,286 1,011,699 62o},967 i90,73• Rural 22,4110'8 38 4,688 876 166,266 176,516 884,1129 441,633 422,996 Urban 88.2 3,853 6 26,794 29,769 147,170 79,434 67,736

18. lIIyaoro , Total 191,778.0 163 1I6,8116 2,707 246 4,718,089 6,243,694 211,299,014 14,971,900 14,827,114 Rural 188,637.9 118 26,826 2,707 3,686,821 8,988,641 .22,176,921 11,249,209 10,927,711l Urban 3,185.1 2,772 246 1,182,768 1,307,058 7,122,098 8,722,691 3,899,402

14. Napland Total 16,627.0 31 960 6 8 104,066 104,086 616,443 276,084 240,360 Rural 16,486.2 28 960 6 98,968 98,987 466,056 241,171 223,886 Urban 41.8 1,280 3 10,097 10,099 61,894 84,918 16,,",1 £ I&. OrIsSa Total 156,782.0 141 46,992 4,647 81 3,768,661 4,181,464 21,944,615 11,041,088 10,1103,632 Rural 164,128.6 180 48,992 4,647 3,416,872 8,806,741 20,099,220 10,041,023 10,068,197 Urban 1,068.4 1,118 81 842,179 380,713 1,8'6,395 1,000,060 845.335

16. PunJab Total 60,862.0 269 12,188 700 108 2,117,043 2,307,174. 13,551,060 7,~66,5111 6,284,545 Bural 49,670.1 208 12,188 700 1,621,391 1,701,516 10,334,881 6,688,475 4,801,406 Urban 691.9 4,660 108 496,662 805,868 3,218,179 l,733,OiO 1,488,139 206

ALL INDIA'TABLE A-I-oonold. AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION (provisioDBl)

Indl&/State/UDion Total Area In Popula- Number of vWa_ Territory Rural KDl" ation No. of No. of No. of Population Urban per KIn' Inhabl· U"InhBbI· toWDlI occupied hou8eIJolda ted ted reoddentlal Persona HaIea FomaJes h_

(1) (2) (8) (4) (6) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

17. Rajasthan Total 842,214.0 76 33,806 2,490 167 ',826,680 4,603,898 110,766,806 18,484,883 12,281,423 Rural 388,421.7 63 38,806 2,490 8.65',0111 8,686,819 21,22l!,0i1i 11,0110,995 10,161,050 Urban 3,792.8 1,198 1117 772,6211 817,279 4,Ii43,781 1I.d8.888 2,120,878 18. Tamil Nadu Total 180,069.0 317 15,785 925 439 7,708.178 8.593.MII 41.1119.168 1IO,8I!8.021 110,871,147 Rural 124,175.5 231 15,735 926 5,658.1116 6.108,288 28,784,884 14,488,727 14,295,607 Urban 6,893.5 2,115 4311 2.0»9,267 2,484,788 12,484,834 8,389,294 6,075,540 19. Tripura Total 10,477.0 1411 4,727 488 6 244,084 l!711,811 1,6118,842 SOl,ll16 755,Z16 Rural 10,435.1 184 4,727 488 222,468 244,190 1,898.982 717,227 .676,765 Urban 41.9 8,871 6 21,681 lIB,6111 161,860 88,8911 78,481. 2O.Uttar :Pradesh Total 294"U3.0 800 112.561 12,032 825 13,768,008 15,896,876 88,841,144 47,016,421 41,824,7l1B Bural :191,668.0 260 112,661 12,082 11,897,411 18,691,964 76,962,648 40.214.012 86,788.686 Urban 2,845.0 4,366 3l!6 1,860.692 2,804.921 12.888.686 6,802,409 6,686,187 21. WeBtBenga) Total 87,858,0 504 38,191 3,323 223 7,555,685 8,068,681 44,812,011 28,485,987 20,878,02' Rural 85,903.1 888 88,191 8,828 5,608,490 lI,901,869 88,84',978 17,l7B,5lI8 16.171,4,26 Urban 1,949.9 5,628 223 l,QoI7.195 2,151,812 10.967.088 6,Z6lI,485 ~,704,698 UNION TERRITORIES I, Andaman Bnd Nlcobar Islands Total 8,293.0 14 390 N.A. 1 28,167 28.767 115,188 70,027 45,108 RurBI 8,285.0 11 890 N.A. 17,1165 18,089 88,916 58,195 85,7110 Urban 8.0 3,819 1 5,602 6,'128 28,218 16.882 9,886 2, ArnnaehBl :Pradesb Total 83,678.0 6 8,078 N.A. 4 '18,180 94.4U6 467.611 2G1,281 216,280 Rural N.A. N.A. 2,978 N.A. 69.758 110,457 466,223 289,869 210,864 Urban N.A. N.A.. t 3.427 '.189 17.288 11,868 6.426 3. ChBndIgarh Total 114.0 Z,25? 26 8 2 59,219 69,764'- 257,251 1''1,080 110,171 Rural 66.4 431 26 8 5.209 5.216 24,811 14,444 9,867 Urban 57.6 4,04.4 2 M,01.0 M,II88 282,1140 1.82,686 1.00,8iM.

4. Dadra and Nagar Havell Total 491.0 ll11 72 12,947 18,1107 '14,170 86,984 87,206 Rural 491.0 161 '12 1.8,947 18,607 74,1.70 86,964 87,lI06 Urban

1;. Delhi Total 1,486.0 2,738 243 Iii 3 664,647 '197,740 4,065,698 2,257,515 1,808,188 . Rural 1,088.7 403 248 16 65,289 68,815 418,675 229,424 189,261 Urban 446.8 8,172 8 599,858 728,112& 3,6i7.023 2,028,001 1.6111,982

O. Goa, Daman and Diu Total 8,818.0 225 409 8 13 153,4'18 165,799 867,771 431,2U 426,6117 Rnral 8,67l1.8 172 408 8 118,965 128,695 6S0,997 810.900 8110,088 Urban 137.2 1,654 18 89,508 42,204- 226,774 120,805 106,469

7, LacCadive. Mlniooy and AmiDldivi Islands 'l:otaI 82.0 994 10 12 6,160 5,810 31,810 16.078 15,782 Rural 32.0 994 10 12 6,1611 5,810 81,810 16,078 16,782 Urban 8. l'ondichorey . Total 480.0 9B8 883 1 6 60,459 90,892 471,707 287,112 234,595 Rural 422.1 M8 333 1 50,97:1 54.1112 273,419 187,788 136,686 Urban 57.9 8,699 6 29,4&9 36,980 108,288 90,829 98.959

Non:- The total area figures lIiven for states and union territories are "provisional" as on 1st July, 1971 except for the Andaman and Nicobar Ielands whlah are as on lBt January,19S6 and based on the area figures supplied by the Survey of India. For India and JBDlIDU and Kashmir area 1Igore8 include 78,932 kIn" under the illegal occuplltion of Pakistan and 5.180 kro' iliellallY Ilallded over by Faklstan to Cblna. ThoY also inclUde 87,555 kill' under the illepl occupation of China. The urban area figures are those as supplied by the local bodies or state authorities. The rural areas of the states have boon derived by subtraetin8 the urba.n area supplied by local bodies or .tate authorities from the total·"" supplied by the Survey of India. Area:Ogures are rounded off to the nearest integer In re.poet of states/union territories. In the states where urhan aT""" for some uults are not avallable their respeetive &teas bave IIOt included in the rural ""OB. The rural and urban area fIgUreB f(or India do not Include rural and urban figures for Aronacbal Pradesh slnoe these are not available separately 'oceupled Residential Ranees' do not inolude the number of housee oooupied· bY IndIan nationals and their famiUes (population 8,009) in Indian mlsaiOIlll abrOad, the data for which have been Included in the population figures of Delhi uulon tBrritory for total and urban • • Inoludes Union Territory of MiIoram which was carved out of Assam after the 1971 Censu•. £Some chang.... in the area 6gnrea, due.o oompntabio.... l error.were intimated by the Surveyor Ge, eral ofindia, after the publi,ation of Far't I.A of Andhra Pradesh and Orillllll. HeIlee these figure. will not tally with thoBe published in l'art n·A of Andhra :Pradesh and Ori""",. N.A.-Not available. I

LIST OF AGENTS FOB THE SALE OF GOVJlBlflIENT OF INDIA I-'OIiLICA'J.'ICiJiS AS ON 3J.-a-'iO

Station Serial Name of the Party Cat. of No. Agents

1 2 3

AGRA • 1 National Book House. Jeoni Mandi (Reg) 2 Wedhwa & Co•• 45 Civil Lines (Reg) 3 Banwari Lal Jain. Publishers. Moti KaMa (Rest) 4 Asa Ram Ba.ldev Dass & Sons. Bagh Muzaffarpur (Rest) AHMEDABAD 5 Balgoviod Booksellers. Gandhi Road (Rest) 6 Chandra Kant Chaman Lal Vora, Gandhi Road (Reg) 7 New Order Book Co•• Gandhi Road. Ellis Bridge (Reg) 8 Sastu Kitab Ghar, Near Relief Talkies Pathar ~ava Relief Road (Reg) 9 Gujarat Law House, Near Municipal Swimming Bath. (Rest) 10 Mahajan Bros. Opp. Khadi.. Police Gate . (Rest) II Himanshu Book Co., 10 Mission. Market, Nr. Gujarat College (Rest) AHMEDNAGAR 12 V.T. Jorkar. Prop. Ra.ma. General Stores. Navi Path (Rest) AJMER 13 Book Land, 663. Madar Gate (Reg) 14 Rajputs:na Book House, Station Road (Reg) ALIGARH 15 Friend's Book House. Muslim University Market (Reg) 16 New Kitab Ghar. Mill Market (Rest) ALLAHABAD 17 Kitabistan. 17-A, KamIa Nahru Road (Reg) 18 Law Book Co•• Sardar Pat.:.l Marg. P. Box. 4 (Reg) 19 Ra.m Narain Lal Beni Madho, 2A, Katra Road (Reg) 20 Universal Book Co., 20 M.G. Road (Reg) 21 University Book Agenoy (of Lahore) Elgin 'Road (Reg) 22 Bharat Law House. 15, Mahatma Gandhi Marg (Rest) 23 Chandralok Prakashan, 73, Darbhenga Colony (Rest) 24 Ra.m Narain Lal Beni Prasad. 2{ A, Katra Road (Rest) AMBALA C.Al<."'TT 25 English Book Depot, Ambala Cantt. (Reg) '- AJWiALA CITY 26 Sethi Law Houae. 8719, Rly. Road, Ambala City (Reg) AMRITSAR 27 Amar Nath & Sons. Near P.O. Majith Mandi (Reg) 28 Lu.w Book Agenoy, G.T. Road. Putligu.rh (Rog) 29 The booksellers Retreat, Hu.Il Bazar (Reg) ANAND • 30 Vijayu. Stores. Station Road • • (Rest) BANGALORE 31 Bangalore Press, Lake View, Mysore Road, P.O. B. No. 507 (Reg) 32 International Book House P. Ltd.• 4F, M.G. Road. (Reg) 33 Makkalu. Pnstak Press, Ba.lamandira, Gandhinagar . '(Reg) 34 S.S. Book Emporium, 118, Mount Joy Road Hanumant Nagar (Reg) 35 Standard Book Depot. Avenue Road (Reg) 36 Viohara Sahitya LtcJ.• Balepet (Reg) 37 Atma Stores. 5th r.t-ose Ma!leswaram (Rest) BAREILLY 38 Agarwal Bros., Bara Bl>Zar (Reg) BARODA 39 New Medioal Book House, 540, Madenzampa Road (Rest) 40 Sh. Chandrakant Mohan Lal Shah Gaini Shankar Bldg. Diwanji's Wada Dandia Bazar (Rest) BHAGALPUR 41 Paper Stationery Stores, D.N. Singh Road (Reg>IJ BHOPAL 42 Lyall Book Depot, Moh. Din Bldg. Sultania Road (Reg) 43 Bhopal Sahitya Sadan, Publishers, Booksellers & Stationers, 37. Lalwani ProM Road (Rest) ,. II

LISTlOI' AGENTB-oontci.

1 2 3 4

BBUBANESHWAR 44 Prabhat K. Mahapatra, Bhubaneahwar Marg • (Beg) BHAVANAGAR 45 Shah Parsotam Dass Gigabhai, M.G. Road (Rest) BOLAPURA 46 BolpUl" Pustakalaya. Rabindra Sarai, P.O. Bolpur, Birbhum (W.B.) (Best) BIJAPUR 47 Sh. D.V. Deshpane, Reoognised Law Booksellers Prop: Vinod Book Depot, Near Shiralshetti Chowk • • • • • • • • • • • (Best) BELGARmA. 48 Granthloka, 5/1, Ambioa Mukherji Road, 24 Parg-. W.B. (Rest) BIKANER 49 Bhandari Bros. Gaga. Gate (Best) BOMBAY 50 Charles La.mbert & Co., 101, M.G. Road • (Beg) 51 Coopera.tors Book Depot, 5/32, Ahmed Sailor Bldg. Dadar (Beg) 52 Current Book House, Maruti Lane, Raghunath Dadaji Street (Reg) 53 Clll"rent Teohnioa.l Literature Co. P. Ltd., India House, 1st Bloor (Reg) 54 C. Ja.manada.s & Co., Booksellers, 146-C, Princess at. (Beg) 55 Indo Nath & Co., Oftloe No.8, 1st Floor, 257 Frase Road (Reg) 56 International Book House Ltd., 9, .Ash Lane, lILG. Road (Reg) 57 Kotha.ri Book Depot, King Edward Road (Beg) 58 Lakhani Book Depot, Girgaum.

CALCUTTA 74 Chatterjee & Co., 3/1, Becharam Cha.tterjee Lane (Reg) 75 C1U"rent Literature Co. 208, M.G. Road (Rest) 76 DaIS Gupta & Co., Ltd., 54/3, COllege Street, . (Reg) 77 Firma K.L. Mukhopa.dhya, 6/1A, Banohharam Akrur Lane (Reg) 78 Hindu Library, 09-A, Bolaram De Street, (Reg) 79 M.C. Sarkar & Sons P. Ltd., 14, Bankim Chatterji Lane • (Reg) 80 Oxford Book Stationery Co., 17 Park St., (Reg) 81 R, Chambrary & Co. Ltd., Kant House, P_ 33 Mission Row Extension (Reg) 82 S.C. Sarkar & Sons P. Ltd., IC College . (Reg) 83 S.K. Lahiri & Co. Ltd., College Street (Reg) 84 Thacker Spink & Co. (1933) P. Ltd., 3 Esplanade East (Reg) 85 W. Newaman & cO. Ltd., 3, Old Court House St. (Reg) 86 Indian Book Diet. Co. C-52 M.G. Road . (Rest) 87 K.K. Roy, 55 Ga.rlahat Road, P. BOl< No. 10210 (Rest) 88 Manimala, 123, Bow Bazar Street • (Reg) 89 Modern Book Depot, 9 Ohowringhee Centre (Rest) ill",

LIST OJ!' AGENTS-oontd.

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A--conttl. • 90 New Script, 172/3, Rash Behari Avenue. (Reg) 91 Gyan Bharati, 17l·A. M.G; Road. (Reg) 92 Mukherjee Library, I, Gopi Mohan Datta Lane (Rest) 93 S. Bhattachar &; Co. 49, Dharamtalla Street 94 Scientific Book Agency, 103, Neta.ji Subhas Road (Rest) 95 Smt. P.D. Updhyay, 16, Munshi Sardaruddin Lane (Rest) 96 Universal Book Dist. 8/2, Hastings Street (Rest) 97 Manisha Granthalaya P. Ltd., 4/3. B Bankim Chatterji St. (Rest) 98 N.M. Roy Chowdhury Co. P. Ltd., 72 M.G. Road (Rest) CHANDIGARH 99 Jain Law Agency Shop No.5, Sector 22 D (Reg) 100 Mehta Bros., 1933, Seotor 22 B (Reg) 101 Rama News Agency, Booksellers, Sector No. 22 (Reg) 102 Universal Book Store, Booth No. 25 Sector No. 22 D. (Reg) 103 English Book Shop 34, Sector 22D . (Rest) CALICUT 104 Touring Book Stall, Court Road (Rest) CUTTACK 105 Cuttack Law Times, Cuttack (Reg) 106 D.P. Soor &; Sons, Manglabad (Rest) 107 New Students Store (Rest) DEBRADUN. 108 Dishan Singh and Mahendra Pal Singh, 318, Chukhuwala (Reg) 109 Jugal Kishore &; Co., Rajpur Road (Reg) 110 National News Agency, Paltan Bazar (Reg) III Sant Singh &; Sons, 28, Rama Market (Rest) 112 Universal Book House, 39A, Rajpur Road (Rest) .113 Natraj Publishers, 52 Rajpur Road (Reg) DELHI. 114 Atma Ram &; Sons, Kashmere Gate (Reg) 115 Bahri Bros., 243, Lajpat Rai Market (Reg) 116 Bawa Itarkishan Dass Bedi (Vijaya General Agenoy Delhi Abata Kodara Chama. Han Road) . . . .. • ...... • (Reg) 117 Bookwells, 4 Sant Narankari Colony, P.B. 1565, Delhi·9 (Reg) 118 Dhanwant Medical &; Law Book Honse, 1522, Lajpatrai Market. (Reg) 119 Federal Law Depot, Kashmeri Gate (Reg) 120 Imperial Publishing Co., 3, Faiz Bazar D. Ganj (Reg) 121 Indian Army Book Depot, 3, Ansari Road, D. Ganj . (Reg) 122 J.M. Jaina &; Bros., Mori Gate (Reg) 123 Kitab Mahal (wholesale Division) P. Ltd., 28, Fiaz Bazar . (Reg) 124 K.L. Seth, Suppliers of Law Commercial &; Teoh. Books, Shantinagar, Ganeshpura. (Reg) 125 Metroplotion Book Co., I, Faiz Bazar (Reg) 126 Publication Centre, Subzi Mandi. Opp. Birla Mills (Reg) 127 Sat Narain &; Sons, 3141, Mohd. Ali Bazar, M. Gate (Reg) 128 Universal Book &; Stationery Co., 16, Netaji Subhas Marg. (Reg) 129 Universa.l Book Traders, 80, Gokhle Market (Reg) 130 Youngman &; Co., Nai Sarak (Reg) 131 Adrash PublioiW Service, 5Arl0, Ansari Road, Darya Ganj (Rest) 132 Amar Hind Book House, Nai Sarak (Rest) 133 All India Eduoatioal Supply Co., Sri Ram Buildings, Jawaha.r Nagar (Rest) 134 B. Nath &; Bros., 3808, Charkawalan (Chowri Bazar) (Rest) 135 General Book Depot, 1691, Nai Sarak (Rest) 136 Hindi Sahitya Sansar, 1547, Nai Sarak (Rest) 137 La.w Litera.ture House, 2646, Balimaran • (Rest) iv

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DELID_ntd 138 Munshi Ram Manohar Lal, Orien~al Booksellers & Publishers, P.B. No. 1165, Nai Sarak (Rest) 139 Premier Book Co., Printers, Publishers and Booksellers, Nai Sarak (Reg) 140 Oversees Book Agency, 3810, David Street Darya Ganj-9 (Reg) 141 Amir Book Depot, Nai Sarak (Reat) 142 Ra.jpal & Sons, KaBhmeri Gate (Rest) 143 Saini Law Publishing Co., 1899, Chandni Chowk (Rest) 144 Moti Lal Banarasi DaBS, Bangalow Road, Jawahar Nagar (Reg) 145 Sangam Book Depot, Main Market Gupta Colony " (Reg) 146 Summer Bros., P.O. Birla Lines (Rest) 147 University Book House 15, U.B. Bangalow Road, Jawahar Nagar (Rest) 148 Om Book Stall, Civil Court Compound (Reg)' DHANBAD 149 New Sketch Press Post Box. 26 (Reet) DHARWAR 150 Bharat Book Depot & Prakasna, Subhas Road (Rest) 151 Akalwadi Book Depot, Vijay Road (Rest) ERNAKULAM 152 South India Traders, C/o Constitutional Law Journal (Reg) 153 Pai & Co., Broadway (Rest) FEROZEPUR. 154 English Book Depot, 78, Jhoke Road (Reg) CANTT. GAYA 155 Sahitya Sadan, Gautam BUdha Marg (Reg) GOA 156 Singhal's Book House, P.O. B. No. 70 Near the Church (Rest) GURGAON 157 Prabhu Book Servioe, Nai Subzi Mandi (Rest) GUNTUR 158 Book Lovers P. Ltd., Arnudelpet, Ghowrasta (Reg) GWALIOR 159 Loyal Book Depot, Patankar Bazar, Lashkar (Rest) 160 Tater Bros., Sarafe (Rest) 161 Anand Pustak Bhandar, M.L.B. Marg (Rest) 162 M.C. Daftari, Prop. M. B. Jain & Bros., Booksellers, Sarafa, Lashkar. (Rest) 163 Grover Law House, Nr. High Court Gali (Rest) 164 Kitab Ghar, High Court Road (Reg) GHAZIABAD 165 Jayana Book Agency, Outside S.D. Inter College, G.T. Road (Rest) 166 S. Gupta, 342, Ram Nagar (Reg) HYDERABAD 167 The Swaraj Book Depot, Lakdikapul (Reg) 168 Bhama Prakashan 22·5·69 Gharkaman (Rest) 169 Booklowers, P. Ltd., Kachiguda Chowrasta (Rest) 170 Book Syndicate, Devka Mahal, Opp. Central Bank ~. (Reg) 171 Labour Law Publications, 873, Sultan Bazar (Reg) 172 Book Links Corporation, Narayanagoda (Reg) HARDWAR 173 Seva Kunj, Kansha.l Bhawan Brahampuri (Rest) HUBLl • 174 Pervaje's Book House, Sta.tion Road (Reg) INDORE 175 Wadhawa & Co., 27 Mahatma Gandhi Road (Reg) 176 Madhya Prdesh Book Centre, 41, Ahilyapura (Rest) 177 Modern Book House, Shiv Vilas Palaoe (Rest) 178 Swarup Bros, Khajuri Bazar . (Rest) 179 Vinay Pustak Bhandar (Rest) JAlPURCITY 180 Bharat Law Houss, Booksellers & Publishers Op. Prem Praka.sh Cinema (Reg) 181 Popular Book Depot, Cha.ura Rasta (Reg) 182 Vani Mandir Swami Mansing Highway (Reg) 183 Raj Books & Sobs, Agency, 16 Nehru Bazar (Rest) V

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JAMSHEDPUR 184 Amar Kitab Ghar, Diagona.l Rd. P.B. No. 78 (Reg) 185 Gupta Stores, Dhatkidith (Reg) 186 Sanyal Bros. Booksellers & News Agents 26 Main Road (Rest) JAMNAGAR 187 Swadeshi Vastu Bhandar, Ratnabai Masid Road (Reg) JODHPUR 188 Chopra Bros, Tripolia Bazar (Reg) 189 Dwarka Dass Rathi, 'Vholessle Books and News Agents (Reg) 190 Khab Ghar, Sojati Gate (Reg) 191 Rajasthan Law Houso, High Court Road (Rest) JUBBALPUR 192 Modern Book House, 286, Jawahar Ganj (Reg) 193 Popular Book House, Nr. Omti P.O. (Rest) JULLUNDUR CITY 194 Jain General House, Bazar Bansanwala (Reg) 195 Hazoorina Bros., Main Hiran Gate • (Rest) 196 University Publishers, Railway Road (Rest) JIIUNJHUNU (RAJ) 197 Shashi Kumar Sha.rat Chandra (Rest) KANPUR 198 Advani & Co., P. Box No. 100, The Mall (Reg) 199 Sahitya Nikketan, Sharadhanand Park (Reg) 200 Universal Book Stall, The Mall (Reg) KAPSAN 201 Parkashan Prasaran,l/90, Namdhar Niwas Alilad Marg (Reg) KOLAPUR. 202 Mahara.ehtra Granth Bhandar, Mahadwar Road (Rest) KUMTA 203 S.V. Kamat, Booksellers &; Stationers (S. Kanara) (Reg) LUCKNOW 204 Balkrishna Book Co., Ltd., Hazaratganj • (Reg) 205 British Book Depot, 84, Hazaratganj (Reg) 206 Eastern Book Co., 34, Lalbagh Road (Reg) 207 Ram Advani Ho.zaratganj, P.B. 154 (Reg) 208 Universal Publishers (P) Ltd., Hazaratganj (Reg) 209 Aoquarium Supply Co., 213, Faizabad Roo.d (Rest) 210 Civil &; Military Educational Stores. loo/B. Sadar Ba.zar (Rest) LUDHIANA 211 Lyall Book Depot Chaura Bazar (Reg) 212 Mohlndra Bros., Katehori Road (Rest) 213 Nanda Stationery Bhanda.r, Pustak Bazar (Rest) 214 The Pharmacy News, Pindi St. (Rest) MADURA! 215 Oriental Book House, 258,·West Mast St. (Reg) 216 Vivekananda Press, 48, Weat Masi Street (Reg) MATHURA 217 Rath &; Co., TiIohi Bldg., Bengali Ghat (Rest) MADRAS 218 Aooount Test Institute, P.O. 760, Emgora (Reg) 219 C. Subbiah Chetty, 62 Big Street, Triplioance (Reg) 220 K. Krishnamurty, Post Box 384 (Reg) 221 P. VardhaoharY &; Co., 8 Linghl Ohatty Street (Reg) 222 C. Sitaraman &; Co., 33, Royapettaoh High Road (Reg) 223 M. Sa.ehoohalam & Co., 14 Bankuram Chetty Street (Reat) 224 Mo.dras Book Agency (Rest) 225 The Rex Trading Co. P.B. 5049, 31 &; 32 James Street (Rest) 226 Nav Bharat Agenoies 18, Andiappa St, Sadhana Sadan (Rest) 227 Mohan Pathippagam &; Book Depot. C, Pyecro.fts, Triplioanoo (Rest) 228 Naresh Co., 3, Dr. Rangachari Ro., Mylaporo (Rest) 229 Reliance Tr,,:ding Co., 70/10, Shambu Das Street CReg) MANGALORE 230 U. R. Shaneye Sons. Car Street. P. Box 128 (Reg) 231 K. Bhoga Rao & Co., Kodial Bail (Rest) LIST OIl'LAGENTS--oontd.

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MEERUT 232 Loyal Book Depot, Chhipi Tank (Reg) 233 J.>ra.ka.sh Educational Stores, Subhash Bazar (Reg) MUZAFFARNAGAR 234 B.S. Jain & Co., 71 Abupura (Reg) 235 Gargya & Co., 139, G. New Market (Rest) MUZAFFARPUR 236 ScientifiD &'Educational Supply Syndi~ate (Rest) MYSORE 237 H. Vankataramiah & Sons, Krishnaragendrs. CirDle • (Reg) 238 People Book House. Opp. Jagan Mohan Palaoe (Reg) 239 Geeta Book House. New State Circle (Reg) 240 Indian Mercantile Corpn., Ramvilas (Rest) MANDSAUR 241 Natha Bros., Booksellers & Stationers (Rest) MUSSOURI 242 Hind Traders N.A.A. Centre. Dick Road (Rest) NAGPUR 243 Western Book Depot. Residency Road (Reg) 244 The Executive Secretary. Mineral Industry Association Mineral House. Near All India Radio Square (Rest) NILGIRIS 245 Mary Martin Booksellers, Kotagiris Madras States (Rest) NAINITAL 246 Consal Book Depot. Bara Bazar (Reg) NADIAD 247 R. S. Desai, Station Road (Rest) NEW DELID 248 Amrit Book Co., Connaught Circus (Reg) 249 Aapki Dukan. 6/5777 Dev Nagar • (Reg) 250 Bhawani & Sons. 8 F Connaught Place (Reg) 251 Central News Agency. 23/90_ Connaught Circus .• (Reg) 262 English Book Stores. 7·L. Connaught Circus. P.B. No. 328 (Reg) 253 Jain Book Agency C/o J.>rem House. Connaught Plaoe (Reg) 254 Jayana Book Depot. P.B. 2505. Karol Bagh (Reg) 265 Luxmi Book Store, 72, Janpath P.O. Box 553 (Reg) 256 Mohra Bros., 50.G, Kalkaji, New Delhi·19 (Reg) 257 Navyug Traders, Desh Bandhu Gupta Road, New Nagar (Reg) 258 New Book Depot. Latest Books, Periodioals Sty. P.B. 96, Connaugbt Plaoe (Reg) 269 Oxford Book & Stationery Co., Soindia House (Reg) 260 Peoples Publishihg House (P) Ltd. Rani Jhansi Road (Reg) 261 Ram Krishna & Sons (Of Lahore) 16/B, Connaught Place (Reg) 262 R. K. Publishers, 23, Beadonpura, Karol Bagh (Reg) 263 Sharma Bora.• 17 New Market, Moti Nagar (Reg) 264 The Secretary, Indian Met. Society, Lodi Road (Reg) 265 Suneja Book Centre, 24/90 Connaught Circus • (Reg) 266 United Book Agency, 31 Municipal Market. Connaught Circus • • (Reg) 267 Hindi Book House, 82, Janpath (Reg) 268 Laksbmi Book Depot. 57, Ragarpura, Karol Bagh . (Rest) 269 N.C. Kaunohal & Co.. 40 Model Basti, P.O. Karol Bagh, New Delhi-5 (Rest) 270 Ravindra Book Agency, 4D/50, Double Storey, Lajpat Na.ga.r (Reg) 271 Sant Ram Booksellers, 16, New Municipal Market Lodi Colony . (Rest) 272 Subhas Book Depot. Shop No. Ill. Central Market, Srinivllospuri (Rest) .273 The Secy. Federa.tion of Assooiation of Small Industry of India, 23/B-2, Rohtak Road - (Rest) 274 Globe Publieations, C.33 Niza.muddin East (Rest) 275 Standard Booksellers, Stationery Palam Enclave (Rest) 276 Soientific Instruments Stores, A-355. New Rajender Nagar (Rest) 277 Shyam Pustak Bhandar, 3819 Arya Smaj Road (Rest) vii

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PATULA 278 Jain & Co., 17 Shah Nashin B&z1U' • (Reg)

~ATNA 279 Luxmi Trading Co., Padri Ki Haveli (Reg) 280 J.N.P. Agarwal & Co., Padri Xi Haveli (Reg) 281 Moti Lal Banarei Dass & Co., Padri Ki Haveli • (Reg) 282 Today & Tomorrow, Ashok Rajpath (Beat) 283 Deocan Book Stall, Deocan Gyamkhana (Reg) 284 Imperial Book Depot, 266, M.G. Road (Reg) 285 Sarswat 67, Patel Flates, 2 Bombay Poona Road (Beat) 286 International Book Service. Deccan Ghym Khana (Reg) 287 Raka. Book Agency, Opp. Natu's Chawl Near Appa. Balwant Chowk (Reg) 288 Secy. Bharati Itihasa Samshodhalla Mandir, 1321, Sadashiv Path (Rest) PONDICHERRY 289 Honesty Book House. 9 Rue Duplix (Beat) PUD1JKKOTTAI 290 Meenakashi Pattippagam. 4142 East Main St. (Beat) 291 Sh. P. Swaminathan Shivam & Co., East Main Road (Rest) RAJKOT 292 Mohan Lal Dossbhai Shah Booksellera & Subs & Advt. Agent (Reg) RAIPUR 293 Pusta.k Pratisthan, S ..ti Bazar (Beat) RANCID 294 Crown Book Depot, Upper Bazar (Reg) REWARI 295 Tika. Ram Sing Lal (Rest) SAUGAR 296 Ya.dav Book Stall, Publishers & Booksellers (Rest) SECONDERABAD 297 Hindustan Diary Publishers, Market Street (Beat) SIVAKASI 298 Ganesh Stores, South Car Street (Reat) SIMLA 299 Minerva Book Shop. The Mall (Reg) SURAT 300 Shri Ga.ja.nan Puata.ka.laya., Tower Road (Reg) 301 Gujarat Subs. Agency, Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Athwa Linea (Rest) TUTICORIN 302 Shri K. Thiagarajan. 61. Frenoh Chapai Road (Rest) TRICHINOPOLLY 303 S. Krishna.swami & Co., 36, Subash Chandra Bose Road (Rest) TBIPULA 304 G. R. Dutta & 00., Scientifio Equipments Suppliers (Rest) TRIVANDRUM 305 International Book Depot, Main Road (Reg) 306 Reddiar Press & Book Depot, P.B. No.4 (Beat) TEZPUR 307 Jyoti Prakashan Bhawan, Tezpur, Assam (Rest) UDAIPUR 308 Book Centre, Maharana. Bhopal College Consumer, 00. Opp. Society Ltd. (Rest) 309 Ashutosh & Co., Station Road Opp. UniversitY of Udaipur (Rest) UJJAIN 310 Rami Bros., 41, Mallipura • • (Beat) VARANASI 311 The Manager, Banaras Hindu University Book Depot (Reg) 312 Chowkhamba. Sanskrit Series Olllce, Gopal Mandir Lane, P.B. No.8 (Reg) 313 Kohinoor Stores. University Road Lanka (Reg) 314 Viswavidiyalaya Prakasha.n. K 40/18, Bhairo Nath Marg • (Reg) 315 Globe Book Centre, P.O. Hindus University (Rest) VZEGAPATAM 316 Gupta Bros., Vizia Building (Reg) 317 The Searetary. Andhra. University General Co., Opp. Stores • (Beat) VELLORE 318 A. Venkata.snbban, Law BookBellers (Reg) WARDHA 319 Sawarajaya Bhandar Rathi Market • (Reg) Government of India Kitab Mahal, Janpath, Opp. India Coffee HOose, New Delhi, Phone No. 44561 . • • . • • • • • \ Govt. of India Book Depot, 8, Hastings Street, Calcutta, Phone No. 23-3813 For Local salE>. High Commissioner for Indian in London India House, London W.O. 2 • 5 S & R AGENTS AS ON 31~3~72 1. The Asstt. Director, Extension Centre 24. The O. I/C., S.I.S.I. ChrontanningExtension Bhuli Road, Dhanbad. Centre, Tangra 33/1, North Topsia Road, 2. The Asstt. Director, Extension Centre, Calcutta-46. Santnagar, Hyderabad-18. 25. The O. I/C., S.I.S.I. Extension Centre (Footwear), Calcutta-2. :~. The Asstt. Director, Govt. of India, S.LS.I. Ministry of C & I Extension Centre, Kapi­ 26. The O. I/C., S.I.S.I. Modd. Ca.rpentry Work­ leshwar Road, Balgaum. shop, Puyali Nagar, P. O. Burnipur, 24 4. The Asstt. Director, Extension Centre, Parganas. Krishna Distt. (A.I.) 27. Publication Division, Sales Depot, North 5. The Asstt. Director, Footwear, Extension Block, New Delhi. Centre, Polo Ground No.1, Jodhpur. 28. The Press Officer, Orissa Sectt., Cuttack. 6. The Asstt. Director, Industrial Extension 29. The Registrar of Companies, Andhra Bank Centre, Nadiad (Guj.) Bldg., 6, Lighi Chetty Street, P .B. 1530, 7. The Development Commissioner, Small Mad.ras. Scale Industries Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi. 30. The Registrar of Companies, Assam Mani­ 8. The Dy. Director, Incharge, S.I.S.L C/o pur and Tripura Shillong. Chief Civil Admn. Goa, Pan jim. 31. The Registrar of Companies, Bihar Journal 9. The Director, Govt. Press Hyderabad. Road, Patna-l. 10. The Director, Indian Bureau of Mines, 32. The Registrar of Companies, 162, Brigade Govt. of India Ministry of Steel Mines, Road, Bangalore. & Fuel, Nagpur. 33. The Registrar of Companies, Everest, 100 11. The Director, S.I.S.I. Industrial Extension Marine Drive, Bombay. Centre, Udhna-Surat. 34. The Registrar of Companies, Gujarat State 12. The Employment Officer, Employment Ex­ Samachar Bldg., Ahmedabad. change, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh. 35. The Registrar of Companies, Gwalior (M.P.) 13. The Employment Officer, Employment Ex­ 36. The Registrar of Companies, H. No. 3-5-837, change, Gopal Bhavan, Morena. Hyder Guda, Hyderabad. 14. The Employment Officer, Employment Ex­ 37. The Registrar of Companies, KeraIa, 70, change; Jhabue. Peet Road, Ernakulam. 15. The Head Clerk, Govt., Book Depot., 38. The Registrar of Companies, M. G. Road, Ahmedabad. West Cotto Bldg., P. B. 334. Kanpur. 16. The Head Clerk, Photozincographic Press, 39. The Registrar of Companies, Narayani Bldg. D Finance Road, Poona. Brabourne Road, Calcutta. 17. The Officer-in-Charge, Assam, Govt. B.D. 40. The Registrar of Companies, Orissa, Shillong. Cuttack Chandi Cuttack. 18. The O. I/C., Extension Centre, Club Road, 41. The Registrar of Companies, Pondicherry. Muzaffarpur. 42. The Registrar of Companies, Punjab & 19. The O.I/C., Extension Centre, Industrial Himachal Pradesh. Link Road, Jullundur Estate, Kikar, Ranchi. City. 21). The O. I/C., State Information Oentre, 43. The Registrar of Companies, Rajasthan & Hyderabad. Ajmer, Sh. Kumta Prasad, House 1st 21. The O. I/C., S.I.S.I. Extension Centre Maida. Floor.,. 'C' Scheme Aahok Marg, Jaipur. 22. The 0: 11C., S.I.S~I. Habra, Tabaluria, 24 44. The Registrar of Companies, Sunlight Insu­ Pargana.s. rance Building Ajmeri Gate Extension, 23. The O. I/C., University Employment Bureau, New-Delhi. Lucknow. 45. The Regi strJl.r pf Trade Unions. Kanpur~ ix

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46. Soochna Sahita Depot. (State Book Depot) 72. The Under Secretary, Rajya Sabha Seott. Lucknow. Parliament House, New Delhi. 73. Controller of Imports It Exports, 7, Portland 47. Supdt. Bhupendra State Press, Patiala. Park, Visakhapatnam. 48. Supdt. Govt. Press & Book Depot, Nagpur. 74. The Senior Inspector, Dock Safety, Botwwa­ 49. Supdt. Govt. Press, Mount Road, Madras. lIa Chambers, Sir, P. M. Road, Bombay. 75. Controller of Imports & Exports, r. B. 14-P, 50. Supdt. Oovt. State, Stores and Pubs. P. o. Pondicherry. Gulzenbagh, Patna. 76. Dy. Director Incharge, S.I.S.I. Sahakar 51. Supdt. Govt. Printing and Stationery Depot. Bhavan, Trikon Bagicha Rajkot. Rajasthan .Jaipur City. 77. The Publicity and Liaision Officer, Forest 52. Supdt. Govt. Printing and Stationery, Research Institute & Colleges, Near Rajkot. Forest, P. O. Dehradun. 78. The Asstt. Controller of Imports and Exports 53. Supdt. Govt. Printing and Stationery, Govt. of India, Ministry of Commerce, Punjab, Chandigarh. New Kandla. 54. Supdt. Govt. State Emporium, V. P. Rewa. 79. The Dy. Director General (S.D.) 6, Esplanade 55. Dy. Controller, Printing and Stationery East, Calcutta. Office, Himachal, Pradesh, Simla. 80. The Director, Govt. of India, S.I.S.I. Mini­ stry of I. & S. Industrial Areas-P, Ludhiana. 56. Supdt. Printing and Stationery, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh. 81. The Govt. Epigraphist for India. 57. Supdt. Printing and Stationery, Madhya 82. The Asstt. Director, Incharge, S.I.S.I. Extension Centre, Varansi. Pradesh, Gwalior. 83. The Director of Supplies, Swamp Nagar, 58. Supdt. Printing and Stationery, Charni Kanpur. Road, Bombay. 84. The Asstt. Director (Admn). O.fficeofthe Dte. 59. Supdt. State Govt. Press, Bhopal. of Supplies & Disposal, Bombay. 60. The Asstt. Director, Publicity and Inform­ 85. The Chief Controller of Imports & Exports ation, Vidhan Sabha, Bangalore-l. Ministry of International Trade, Madras. 61. Supdt. Govt. Press, Trivandrum. 86. The Dy. Collector of Customs, Custom House, Visakhapatnam. 62. Asstt. Information Officer, Press Information Bureau, Information Centre Srinagar. 87. The Principal Officer Mercantile Marine Department, Calcutta. 63. Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, Panjim, Goa. 88. The Director, S.I.S.I. Karan Nagar, Sri­ nagar. 64. Employment Officer, Employment Exchange (Near Bus Stop) Sidhi (M.P.) 89. The Director, I/C, S.I.S.I., 107, Industrial Estate, Kanpur. 65. The Director, Regional Meteorological 90. The Director of Inspection, New Marine Centre, Alipur, Calcutta. Lines, Bombay-I. 66. The Asstt. Director, State Information Cen­ 91. The Dy. Chief Controller of Imports & tre, Hubli. Exports, T.D. Road, Ernakulam. 67. The Director of Supplies and Disposal Deptt. 92. The Asstt. Director, Govt. Stationery & of Supply, 10, Mount Road, Madras-2. Book Depot, AuraDgabad. 68. Director General of Supplies and Disposals, 93. The Asstt. Director I/C, S.I.S.I. Club Road, N.I.C. Bldg., New Delhi. Hubli. 69. The Controlle:t of Imports & Exports, Rajkot. j 94. The Employment Officer, Taloher. 70. The Inspector, Dock Safety, MIL & E 95. The Director of Inspection, Dte. G&S, Dis­ Madras, Harbour, :Madras-I. posal, I, Ganesh Chandra Avenue, Calcutta. 71. The Inspecting Asstt. Commissioner of 96. The Collector of Customs, New Custom House. Income-Tllx, Kerala, T. Ernakulam. Bombay. :x

S & B AGENTS-ooncld. 97. The Controller of Imports & Exports, 6. The Director of Census Operations, Haryana, Bangalore. Kothi, No.1, Sector 10-A, Chandigarh. 98. The Admn. Officer, Tariff Commissioner, 7. The Director of Census Operations, Hima­ 101, Queen's Road, Bombay. chal Pradesh, Boswel, Simla-5.. 99. The Commissioner of Income Tax, Patiala. B. The Director of Census Operations, Jammu and 100. The Director, Ministry of I & Supply, Kashmir, 19-Karan Nagar, Srinagar. (Deptt. of Industry) Cuttack. 9. The Director of Census Operations, Kerala, 101. The Dy. Director of Public Relations State Kowdiar Avenue Road, Trivandrum-3. Information, Centre, Patna. 10. The Director of Census Operations, Madhya 102. The Officer-in-Charge, State Information Pradesh, Civil Lines, Bhopal-2 (M.P.). . Centre, Madras. H. The Direotor of Census Operations, Maharash­ 103. The Asstt. Director, S.I.S.I. M.I. Road, tra, Sprott Road, Bombay-l (BR). Jaipur. 12. The Director of Census Operations, Manipur, 104. The Collector of Customs, :Madras. Imphal. 105. The National Building Org., Nirman Bhavan, 13. The Director of Census Operations, Megha- New Delhi. laya, N angri Hills, Shillong-3. . 106. The Controller of Communication, Bombay 14. The Director of Census Operations, Mysore, Region, Bombay. Basappa Cross Road, Shanti J':lagar Banga- 107. The Karnatak University, Dharwar. lore-I. . 108. The Sardar Patel University, Vallabh ] 5. The Director of Census Operations, N agaland, Vidyanagar. Kohima. The Principal Publications Officer sending 16. The Director of Census Operations, Orissa, Chandni Chouk, Cuttaek-l. commission for Soientific & Tech., Ter- minology, UGC, Building, New Delhi. 17. The Director of Census Operations, Punjab, The Officer-in-Charge, Information Centre, No. 12, Sector-5, Chandigarh. Swai Ram Singh Road, J aipur. lB. The Director of Census Operations, Rajasthan, The Director General of Civil Aviation, New Rambag Palace, Jaipur. Delhi. 19. The Director of Census Operations, Tamil Controller of Aerodromes, Delhi N adu, 10. Poes Garden, Madras-86. Do. Calcutta. 20. The Director of Census Operations, Tripura, Durga Bari West Compound, Agartala. Do. Bombay. 21. The Director of Census Operations, Uttar Do. Madras. Pradesh, 6~ParkRoad, Lucknow. The Registrar, Punjab, Agrl. University, 22. The Director of Census Operations, West­ Ludhiana. Bengal, 20 British Indian Street, Calcutta-I. The Land & Development Officer, M. of 23. The Director of Census Operations, Andaman Health Family Planning W.H. & U.D., and Nicobar Islands, Port Blair. Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi. 24. The Director of Census Operations, Arunachal Acting Secretary, Official Language (Leg.) Commission, Ministry of Law, Bhagwan Pradesh, Laithumkhrah, Shillong. Dass Road, New Delhi. 25. The Director of Census Operations, Chandigarh Kothi No. 1012, Sector, 8-C, Chandigarh. 1. Registrar General, India, 2/A MansinghRoad, 26. The Direotor of Census Operations, Dadra and New Delhi-H. Nagar Haveli, Panaji. 2. The Director of Census Operations, Andhra 27. The Director of Census Operations, Delhi-2, Pradesh, Khusro Manzil, Hyderabad-4. Under Hill Road, Delhi-6. 3. rhe Di.rector of Census Operations, Assam, 28. The Director of Census Operations, Goa, Bomfyle Road, Shillong-l. Daman & Diu, Dr. A. Borkar Road, Panaji. 4. The Director of Census Operations, Bihar 29. The Director of Census Operations, L. M. & Boring Canal Road, Patna. A. Islands, Kavaratti. 5. The Director of Census Operation, Gujarat, 30. The Director of Census Operations, Pondi­ Ellis Bridge, Ahmedabad-6. charry, Madras. M/B(D)lSCOJ cfJK-I.OOO- 27 -3·74-G!l'B (T&e fonowing printing mistakes are regretted) ------'------Page P ..rticulars Col. For Read !'lo. No.

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6 RH.S. lhe 15th from top enumeration ou elJumeratio] 011 7 R.ll.S. Question 4-Age, line 4th. &; 5th Invarably Invariably 15 R.H.S. PaJ:a 6(0.) line 3rd Vessal Vessel 21 Sub-heading Complied Compiled 25 R.H.S.line 1st from top Fl1Ua"collut Fu)) accoun t 26 Against Srinagar GOvernment Orcl. Government Ord"f 27 R.ll.S.line 3rd &; 4th. from top ele·minated eli.minated Foot note, linc 2nd Bor"zala Barzala 28 Table under pa.ra 6,against.Anantnag district, under1901 Table under para 6, against Baramula district, nnder 1901 Foot note 3,line 1st AgglomeratiOn AggJomerations 36 Against Kulgam (N.A.) 8 781 4.7 Line 4th from bottom Sringar Srinagar Against (Jb,adnra tahsil IS (ii) Pulwana (ii) Pulwama 48 Ag,~il1st Baramu]a teh.sil 6 (ii) 103 vilages (ii) 103 villages 49 Against R:>jauri district 5 Punch Diatrit Punch District 56 Against J&K State, Total 3 3,127 3,126 Against J&K State, ·Rural 3 2,962 2,961 A~~illSt K'l.sh.mir P"ovince, Total 3 374 373 AgaiDst K"sh,mir Province, Rural 3 34.3 342 ..:\:~ .iust Srina,ga.r distriot, Total 3 241 240 Against Srhagar district, Rnral 3 238 237 Again .• t Ganderbal teh,!rl.il, Total 3 231 230 Ag.. i

105 R. H.S. linc 1st from bottom, below BaralnuIa. SrinGg.. r R.H.S_"nder 1961 Urban Populatiua 57,364 57,31;4 113 Sub-h~ad.ing of col. 6 Rca.... n of for Itea.Eo.on for 123 Agl.illst Srinagar M.C. 18 403,41 403,41;; 127 Against S1. No.7 18 2 5 295 A~aillst SI. No. 35 2 Aqilpur 7/3/Hl8 Aqilp"r 7/3/164 133 Against SI. No. 20 2 Hakh, Gum{ Akashal Hakh Gund Ak~.l., 134 Against SI. No. 20 1 2/2/1 2/2/12 Against SI. No. 46 I 2/2/5 2/2/56 136 Against S}. No. 37 35 3 Against SI. No. 39 35 HI 143 Agai"st Sl. No. 128 2 Lal Gum! Guda LaIGund Against SI. No. 12!J 2 Sat-hua Guda Sath.ua

i~ }AgaiHBt SI. No. 35 7/3/168 7/3/164 148 150 Main I\e"dulg RIMARY PRIMARy 156 R.K.S., Under p·,m 8th, line 3,·d page 156 page 157 164 Ag'linst Ladakh district, Rural 4 95,861. 95.864.7 165 Against Jammu Province, Total 21 40,50 40,450 167 Aga.inst Kathua district, Rural 36 28 428 170 Against·J&K State 3 Tiita Total 171 Under sub-heading, Tolal workers, above ales Males 001.20 ... 174 Aganist A"antll&g district, Urban 44 3,880 3,380 177 Aganst SI. No.9 2 K:upara KupWara Against Kupwara Tehsil, Rural 19 43,016 .(3,610 179 Main heading Primary Oensust Pri'mary Census 181 Against Srinagar district 3 Rura Rural 185 Against Lab (N.A.) Urban 33 Against Lab (N.A.) Urban 34 1 191 186 Against Dod.. tehsil, Rural 44 27 127 188 Main heading PJ'imal'Y Ceasur Primary Census 189 Against Rel1si (N.A.l Urban 19 26 1,126 Against Reaai (N.A.l Urban 20 7 1,047 197 Against II. Nowshehra (N.A.l Urban 31 2 32 2 33 34 2 35 2 36 Against MOllll1\ar tuh,sil, Hut'al 35 86 586 199 Foot note line let 37,555 Km 37,555 Km­ 200 Main heading of cols. 7,8 & 9 und,House]cBB lOud Hon;'eless Popula Main heading of 001 •• 10,11 & 12 Scheduled Castes Population Sch.odul<·d Castes 206 FO:lt note, line 2nd from bottom I-A II·A

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