CENSUS OF INDIA, 1971
SERIES 19
TAMIL NADU
PARTX-C
DISTRICT CENSUS HAND BOOK
DISTRICT CENSUS TABLES, COMPUTERISED TABLES ON VILLAGE DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT AND ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS
DHARMAPURI
K. CHOCKALINGAM (J' THE INDIAN ADMINISTRA.TlVE SIIlVIC8 W,-rtor "l C~rf.ftrS OJJe'Jtionf/~ Tomil Ned" .JId PondicherrJ. 1981. J2-14-A
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It is my pleasant duty to acknowledge the able assistance given by the following officers and staff of my office in the preparation of this volume
1. Shri M. Thangaraju, Deputy Director of Census Operations. 2. Shri T. S. Rajaram, Investigator 3. Shri N. Sukumaran Nandagopal, Investigator. 4. Shri A. Ramadoss, Tabulation Officer. 5. Shri T. Balakrishna Kurup, Tabulation Officer. 6 Kum. M. Shobitha Bai, Computor. 7. Smt. C. K. Umadevi, Upper Division Clerk.
K. CHOCKALINGAM, Director of Census Operations.
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CONTENTS
'PREFACE- l'AGIiS.. . SECTION I-DISTRICT CENSUS TABLES ix-x
INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO CENSUS TABLES 1-4
CENSUS T ABUIS (BASED ON FULL CoUNT).
A. General Population Tables-
FLY LEAF. 7-8 Table A-I Area, Houses and population 9-10 Annexure A Urban Agglomerations exteaaiJlg to more tllan onc taluk 11 Annexure B Urban Agglomerations extendill, to more than one district 11 Appendix I Statement showing 1961 Territorial Units constituting the preient iet up of the 11 district. Annex\a Statement showing details ef il!.ter district talHk changes in area durin& 1961-71. 12-16 Sub-Appendix to Statement showing area for 1961 and 1971 for those towns which have und.r 16 Appendix I. gone Jurisdictional cltaa.. ia area sill.cc 1961 Census Appendix II )JlImber of villages with papulation of 5,000 and over and towns with a population 17 under 5,000 Appendix III lIeuseless and Institutieaal p.pwlation 17 Table A-II Decadal Variation in po,vlation iliaCI 1901 18
Appendix District Ilhowing 1~61 ,.,lIlade. accordin& to their Territorial llirisdiction in 18 1961, changes in area a.d population of 1961 adjusted to Jurisdiction of 1971. Table A-III Villages classified by ,.,.Iati.n 19 Appendix Villages classified into I"'owr Broad Size groups of population 20 Table A-IV Towns and Urban Agglgmerations classified by population in 1971 with variation 21-25 since 1901 Appendix--l New Towns added in 1971 and Towns in 1961 declassified in 1971
Appendix I Constituents of New Towns added in 1971 Census Explanatory Note 'A'. Appendix 1- COll!;tituents of villages or towns declassified in 1971 Explanatory Note' B', Appendix 1- List of places with a popwla.on under 5,000 treated as towns for the first time 27 List A, in 1971 Appendix 1- List of places with a poplllatjoD uder 5,000 is 1961 which were treated as towns 27 ListB. in 1961 but have beeD omitted from the list of towns in 1971 , . . . • • Appendix II Changes in area of Towns (with popylation) between 1961 and 1971 and reasons 27 for change in area
B. Economic Tables.
FLY LEAF. Table B-1 Workers and non-workers according to main activity classified by sex and age PartA. groups
Table B-II Workers and non-woIkerll in cities and non-city urban areas according to main 3344 activity classified by sex and age-groups , , . , , , , , , , , ,
Table B-Ill Classification of workers and non-workers according to main activity by educa- 45-48 Part J\ tional levels in ur br. n area~ onlv . • . . __ . . , . . . . . tv
C-So£ial and Cultural Tables.
FLY LEAF PAGES.
'Table C---IV Sii~f>le Year Age Ret'.!. I'S (Full co:!].t) 49 c.IV-Apperdix 5'-53 5: Table C-VII Religion 54-56 Table C-VIIl Classification by literacy and industrial category of workers and non-workers 57-60 Part A. according to main activity among Scheduled Castes Appendix Scheduled Castes classified by literates and illiterates 61--]0 1 Table C-VIII Classification by literacy and industrial category of workers aud non-workers 102-105 Part B. according to main activity among Scheduled Tribes ApP8ndix Scheduled Tribes classified by literates and illiterates 106-122
E--Establishment Tables.
FLY LEAF 12'-127 Table E-I Distribution of Establishments by Broad types 12£-129 Table E-ll Distribution of Manufacturing, Processing or Servicing Establishments other Part --A. than Household industries classified by Registered Factories. Unregistered Workshops ar.d size of employment.
Table E- II Distribution of Manufacturing, Proccssil>g or Servicing Establishments other Part-B. than Household industries classified by literacy, Fuel/Power or Manual used and size of employment
Tuble E-II Distribution of Household Inuustry Establishments classified by Industry, Fuel/ 14:-i 57 Part C. Power and size of employment. ! Table E-III Distribution of Trade/Commercial Establishments classified by the type of busi 152-155 ness or trade and size of employment
Table E--IV Distribution of Establishments other than Manufacturing, Processing or Servi 15£-159 cing or Business and Trade Establishments, by size of employment
Annexure National Industrial Classification, 1970 1(0-162
CENSUS TABLES (BASED ON ESTIMATION). B-Economic Tables.
B--IV Part A Industrial c1as,ificaticn of persons at work other than at cultivation as main 17~-i82 Appendix. activity by sex and divisions, major groups and minor groups. (Distribution of workers in Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs by Household Industry and Non-household Industry). B--IV Part D .. Industrial classification by sex and class of workers of persons at work in non 183-186 household industry, trade, business, profession or service as main activity. B·-VI Part A (i). Occupational classification of persons at work according to main activity other 187-202 than cultivation classified by sex and age- groups in Urban areas oply .. B-VI Part A (ii). Occupational classification of persons at work according to main acitvity other 203-2I4 than cultivation classified by sex and educational levels in urban areas only. B-Vl Part B (i) Occupational classification of persons at work according to main activity other 215-70 than cultivation by sex and age-groups in rural areas only B-VI Part B (ii). Occupati(;md classification of persOI,S at work according to main activity other 2~4-=50 than cultivation classified by sex and educationallyvels in rural areas only. B-VII .. Secondary work, i.e., per~ons having main activity (i) cultivators (ij) agricultural 251 labourers (iii) Household industry (iv) Non-household industry, trade, business or service and (v) Non-workers das3ified by sex by secondary work; 0) culti vators (i:) Agricultural labourers (iii) HOiAO;.;hc!:i ~~dustry (iv) Non-household incustry, trade business or service. . . B-VIII ,. Persons classified as non-workers ac,;ording to main HtivilY cress-classified lty 252-25l 8':))1", age-g; oUpS and type 0 i activity. v C-Social end Cultural Tables. PLY LEAP :P-AGES 254-2'6 C-I Part A Members of households by relationship to head of household classified by sex .57-~5R groups C-llI Part A Age, sex and education in all areas 259 '·t· . C-III Part B Age, sex and education in urban areas only ~co C-V Part A Mother-tongue (Alphabetical order) 261 and 262 D-Migration Tables. FLY LEAF. '. 263-265 D-I Population clllssified by place of birth .. 266-26"1 D-I Persons born in other districts of the State and enumerated in this 'di~trict Appendix I Appendix II Persons born in this district but enumerated in other districts of the State. 269-270 D-V Migrant workers and non-workers according to main activities classified by place of 271-'90 last residence D-VI Migrants classified by place of last residence. age-groups, duration of residence ;:91-:06 and marital status H-Housing Tables. FLY LEAF- 307 H-I Census houses and the uses to which they are put 308 H--II Distribution of cellSUS houses by predominant material of wall and predominant 309 material of roof H-lII .. Households classified by number of members and by number of rooms occupied 313 SECTION-II-COMPUTERISED TABLES ON VILLAGE. DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DATA. FLY LEAf- Table Distribution of villages with reference to area (in Hectares) Table 2 Distribution of villages by select amenities infra-structure and land use dit~r_with reference to district from nearest town. .," Table 3 Distribution of villages by select demographic characteristics and distance range 3"5-333 .. from nearest town Table 4 A verllge size of village by distance range from the nearest town by size class, . 334-3. ~ _ Table 5 Distribution of villages by size class of populat ion having select servicing institutions 339-342. and demographic characteristics Table 6 Distribution of villages by number of hamlets and percentage of Scheduled castes 343-344 and Scheduled Tribes population. Table 7 Distribution of villages by density of population per hectare .. 345-348 Table 8 Distribution of villages by propClrtion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 349-351 population Table 9 Village, by percentage of irrigated area to total cultivated area and density of population per hectare Table 10 ViJJ""~~ by percentage of literacy having and not having telephone> with referenCi)' 155 357 to arest town . yi SECfION-III-ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS. PAOI!5. INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO ADMINISTRATIVE ST"nSTICS. 361-36:' 1-01 Monthly maximum and minimum temperature, 1961 to 1970 as recorded in the 368-369 Meteorological observatory at Salem 1'01 (Annexure) Maximum and minimum temperature during 1961-1970 as recorded in the 370 Meteorological observatory at Salem 1-02 Monthly rainfall during 1961-1970 as recorded in the Meteorological observatory 370-371 at Salem 1·02 (Annexure) Actual and Normal rainfall and departures from normal rainfall during the years 1961 to 1970. Major events of the decade (1961-70) 372 Quinquenial position of the len~th of different c<:.tegorks ofroaC:s in the district. 373 Milage of Roads (by nature of materials) as maintained by Public Authorities(o) 373 Public Works Department and Other Government Departments and (b) Local Bodies. 3'103 Major roads :,13-375 30106 Polymetric table of distance s of Towns, market s and other impc;·tant places on 376 the Natioaal Hiihway. 3·107 Polymetric table of distances of Towns markets and oth.:r importaat places 376-379 on the district road. 3'108 Bus routes 379-3[13 )'110 Circuit houses/1nspcctionBungalows/Travellel f. Bungalowsjlcul is! Bungalows/ :84 Project Houses/Rest Houses maintained by Public WOlkt D{pal trnem, local Bodies. 3·111 Railway stations in the district,amenities prOVided alld distance tJ err. district and 385 State Headquarters. HOI Banks and their branches as on March 3] 5t ] 971 386 J'402 Number of Banks ir,xludil g Bral;ches Deposits al!d Bank Cridit of all the 386 Banks in the district ]'505 Rural Sanitation 3~7 3-506 Drinking water 388 J·602 Collegiate and technical institutions (including Arts, SCience, Commerce, 3[9 Industrial SChools ,Fine Arts, Architecture, Agriculiture, Music and Dances, etc.) together with Strength ofteachers and students. 3060:; Historical places, ancient monuments, etc. 390 "703 Radio Ii stener s' lorum 390 3·704 Broad castreceiverlicencesin force .. 3·705 Stadia in Urban areas as in 1969 391 3-706 New~papers, Magazines and periodical~ publid:( d in 1[.( distJic! 3·707 Printing Presses 391 H09 Fairs and festivals by size of Congregation ].7io Fairs and festivals by nature of occasion 399-400 4'107 Consumer price Index of the distJict Head Quarters 4t 8 4·201 Livestock and Poultry 4 9 and 410 4·202 Animal Husbandry and poultry farms managed by Government dep<-rtme-!c" 410 Co-opcratjves, Public institutions ,etc. 4'203 Activities for promotion of Animal Husbandry and poultrY rearjng 410 4·204 Veterinary Institutions 410 and 411 420S Animals treated and castrated) 'he VeterinarY HOSpitals and Dispens21 ic' 4·206 Anlmals treated and castrated by Veterinaay Assistants on tour 417-419 vii 4'207 Livestock MorbiditY/Mortality by diseases 420 and 421 4-302 Fishing Centres landing places and number of fishing boats according to size, :'s 422 on 31st March 1970_ 4'401 Forest area by category of control .. 423 4'402 Forest area by authority of management and control 423 nnd 424 4'403 Forest area closed and open to grazing 424 4-404 General progress of afforestation 424 4-405 Forest Coupes 425-437 4-406 Major and minor forest products 438-441 4'407 Outturn and value of major and minor forest products 442 4'501 Mines 443 4'502 State Quarries 443 4'603 Factories according to products and working strength from whom information 444 CQuId be collected, ..j.·604 Distribution of factories according to number of days worked 445 4·702 J oint Stock companies a son 31 st Milrch 1970 446 4·704 Hats and markets 447-449 4-705 Number of shop-cum-residence, business and commercial houses in 1970 449 (on basis of house list). 5·106 Gramdhan and Bhoodhan as on 31st March 1970 450 5·303 Number of C)-operative Societies, Membership, Share Capital, Working 451-453 Capital loans advanced and loans recovered by Co-operatiVe Societies. 5'401 Family Planning Centres 454 5'501 Criminal Justice-Details of selected offences 455 and 456 5'502 Convicts by nature of crime, age-grouP and edacation in 1970 _. 457 5'503 Punishment inflicted in criminal cases in 1970 457 5·601 Civil Justice 458 5·701 Machinery for maintenance of Law and Order-Police Stations/Outposts in the 458 and 459 district_ 5-702 Strength of police force in the district during 1961-70 459 5·703 Jails 460 5-704 Working of untouchability offence Act 460 5-801 Reliefand rehabilitation 461 5-901 Excise and motor spirit tax 461 5-902 Receipt of sales tax. entertainment tax and stamps 461 5-903 Registered documents and value of prOPerties transferred 462 6-301 <\ssembly constituencies 6·302 Analysis of the voting behaviour with reference to parties in the Assembly Constituencies_ ~ • 40 1 .. Parliamentary Constituency . '1 "41· Analysis of voting ~haviour with rorerenee to parties in Parliamentarv CnnM; tuency_ BI 12- 14-1 PREFACE. The District Census Hand Book for each District containing all basic details of population for all villages and towns along with other administrative statistics, was first brought out by Census Organisation in 1951 and was pubu fished by the State Government. The contents of the Hand Book was improved upon during 1961 ; .and that the Hand Book was brought out in two volwnes, Volume-I showing all the Census Tables giving talukwise data with a narrative report and Volume-II containing villagewise and townwise population statistics known as "Primary Census Abstract". Statements of administrative statistics, ranging from fifty to seventy-five in number, classified under seven different sections, have also been included in the second volume of District Census Handbook. During 1971 Census, it was decided to improve the contents of the District Census Hand Book still further and continue this useful publication by the State Government. It has been decided to present the District Census Handbook in three parts during 1971. \ The 1971 District Census Handbook volumes, viz. Part-A Village and Town Directory and Part-B Primary Census Abstract have already been published. within about a year of the Censup; count.. Part-C of the District Census Hand book covers Census Tables (both Full count and Estimated), Computersied Tables on Village Directory and Primary Census Abstract data and as many as 68 Administrative Statistics Tables relating to the District. The basic statistical data of the District have been compiled from the materials collected from the different departments o,f the State and Central Governments, and Statutory bodies and Corporations;; The' present volume relates to Dharmapuri district which formed part of Salem disrtict during 1961 Census. In the year 1965, Salem district was bifurca ted into two districts by the Government of Tamil Nadu as Salem and Dharma puri. Statistics on various socio-economic factors of districts have assumed great importance in the present time, when we are ushering in planned develop ment at the District and State levels. These Statistics will certainly prove useful to Planners and Administrators. Further, with the help of the district level statistics provided here, structural changes that had taken place during the past decade as well as inter-regional disparties within the district, could also be gauged. There are nree sections in this part of the District Census Handbook Section-I contains thirty-three Census Tables on Full count and twenty six more tables based on estimation including appendices. BI 12-14-1A x All the tables and appendices of A-Series General Population Tables~ three full count tables and eight tables on estimation from B-Series-Economic Tables, two full count tables and seven tables based on estimation from C Series-Social and Cultural Tables, five tables based on estimation from D Series-Migration tables, the entire set of six full count E-Series-Establish ment Tables and three tables based on estimation from H-Series-Housing Tables" with their appendices according to the publication plan of 1971 census have been included in this volume. The Section-II consists of ten computerised tables on Village Directory and Primary Census Abstract data, while Section-III contains as many as sixty eIght tables on administrative statistics prepared from the material collected from various administrative departments of the Tamil Nadu Government and the Government of India, as well as from various statutory organisations. have been included in this volume. It was the original intention to include in this section of the District Census Handbook, as many as 153 tables on administrative statistics. But, due to a variety of reasons such as, non-availability of records due to efflux of time in certain departments, as well as due to some other administrative difficulties in compilation of statistics for some tables, it was felt that it would not be proper to withheld the publication of these sixty eight tables on administrative statistics,. which are already compiled. A list of such tables numbering eighty five has been given at the end of the introducutory note on administrative statistics. Madras. K. CHOCKALINGAM, Director of Census Operations Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry. SECTION I. DISTRICT CENSUS TAl3LE .. INTRODU("~ORY NOTE TO CENSUS TABLE. The EleventhPopulation Censusofrndia andth'}thirdafter Independence was condue ied in March-April, 1971. For the first time in the Census history, though 8. considerable part of the 1971 Census data has been processed on electronic computers, the manual sorting could not be a.ltogether avoided. For the purpose of providing the primary Census date and the data on Mothor Tongue, Religion and Scheduled Caste and SchEdulEd Tribe and broad Age-Groups, the individual slips were processed manually during 1971 CEnsus at the Regional Tabulation Offices as was done at the previous Censuses. The data pertaining to 20 per cent of the urban individual slips was punched and transferred on tomagnatictape and all the cross tabulations for the urban data are generated by proceslI ing it on electronic computers. The cross-tabulations of the rural data are derived from 10 per cent sample of the individual slips which were processed manually. The tabulation of the Houselist data was processed on 20 per cent sample basis. The Establishment Schedules were processed on full count basis. The data relating to the housing and establishments were processed on electronic computer. Thus, the 1971 Census was a pioneer in the introduction of sampling procedures to a considerable extent. Careful studies were made of the 1961 schedules as also the 1971 pre-test schedules before evolving the optimum sampling size and the procedurel'l, so as to yield data within a reasonable margin of error. It was decided to prepare a number of tables under the following series:- A-Sariea General Population Tables. 'B-Series Economic Ta.bles. O-Sarles Social a,nd Cultural Tables. D-Series Migration Tables. E-Series Esta.blishment Tables. F-Series Fertility Tables. G-Series Special Tables for Degree Holders and Technical Personnel. H-Series Housing Table!:;. It has been decided to publish 34 Census Tables on full count basis and 20 mare tables b;ised on estimation from ABCDE and F series with all their applndihces in the present vol. Primary Census Abstract has already been published in District Census Ifand Book Part-B volume. It should be mentioned here that Table B-III Part-A, though suggested to be prepared on a sample basis by Registered-General, India, Ta.mil Nadu has prepared the Tables on a full count basis. In the 1971 Census, an attempt has been made to collect on minute aspects of the population data in view of the growing need for basic data. It is in the field of economic qnestions that a significant departure has been made 8,t the 1971 Census. In the earlier Indian Censuses, income or economic independence was made the criterion for measuring the economy ofthe country. At the 1931 Ceu.'>us, an intermediate category of economic semi·dependence was introduced and it was called 'working dependent'. In 1941, this category was known as pa.rtly dependent and earning dependent in 1951. At the 1961, Cen>;utl, stress was laid on work so that all people who work, including family workers, ·wh.o twe not in receipt of any income, and or who cannot earn enough for their maintenance. could also be included as " workers" At the 1971 Census, the main activity of a person was first ascertained with reference to time spent basically as a " worker" and services or as a « non-worker". For regulal work in Industry, Trade or Service, the reference period was the week prior to the enumeration (a fortnight in 1961) and for sea.sonal work such as agriculliure, etc., the last one year. The person was ca~gorised according to the mam aOliivity re'liurned by an individual. Where a person was basically I) Ilon-worker such as a student or housewife, but did make some marginal contribut,ionli to 'Work, that secondary work w&srecorded in a separate question of the individual slip. 2 The distribution of population by broad industrial categories has been made on 1961 pattern e.wep~ for the fact that Category III of 1961 has been divided into two categories, viz., Category III-Workers in livestock, Forestrv, Fishing, Hunting, Plantation, Orchards and allied a.ctivities and Category IV- WorkeJ s in Mining and Quarrying. Ca.tegory IV of 1961, namely workers at household industry ha.s been brougH under Ca.tegory V, viz., workers in Manufacturing, Servicing, Repairing, etc. But the two are distinguished by suffies like "a." and" b" viz, Category V (a)-workers at household industry and Oa.tegory V (b)-Workers in manufacturing, etc., other than horsehold indt.stry. There is no other change to the remaining broad industrial categories of workers and non-wolkers except for the fact that ., business services" as also tea stalls and restaurants, which were included in Category IX at the 1961 Censu~ will now be included in Category VII, viz., workers in Trade and Commerce. It is a Census tradition to present data by Rural and Urban areas. Village or town is recognised as the basic area of habitation. In all Censuses throughout the world, this diohotomy of rural and ur ban areas is recognised and the data are generally presented for the rural and urba:a area.s separately. In the rural areas, the smallest areas of habitation, viz., the village, generally follows the limits of a revenue village that is recognised by the norma.l district administration. '.rhe revenue village need not necessarily be a single agglomera.tion of the ha bitations. But the revenue village has a de1i.ni1 e surveyed boundary and each village is a separate administrative unit. It may have on~ or lnore hamlets, J.'he entire revenue village is one unit. There may be unsurveyed villages within forests, etc. It is in defining the urban areas that several problems generally arise. However, br the 1971 Census, the definition adopted for an urban area generally fonows that of 1961, which is as follows :- (a) All places with a Municipa.lity, Corporation or Cantonment are notified town m'i'a. (b) All other places which satisfied the following criteria. :- (i) a minimum population of 5,000. (ii) atleast 75 per cent of the male working populaticR was non-a,gricultm,'l. (iii) a density of population ofatleast 400 per sq. km. (i.o.I,OOOper sq. mile.). The Director of CensuR of each State, is however, given some discretion in respect of some marginal cases, in consultation with the State Government, to inclUde some pl2,ces that has other distinct urban characteristics and toexdude undeserving ClM.ses. The pres()nt volume presents the district Census tables based on full count except Table C-V on Mother Tongue. The following extracts from the manual of instructions to enumera.tors on the hasis of which, these ta.bles ha.ve been compiled will be useful for appreciating the contents on thesf' ta.bles. Oen8~t8 Hou8e.~A " Census House" is a building or part of a building having a. separate entrance from the road or common courtya.rd or stair-case, etc., used are recognised as a separatc unit. It may be inhabited or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non residential purpose or both. Hou8e holil.-A " House hold" is group ofpersons who commonly liy{) too'ether and ~ b take their meals from a common kit,chen unless the e:X:igencics of work prevented any of them from dOing so. 1 nstitlltinnal Hmtse hold.-It is a household where a grollp of umelateu persons 8t~\y togeth€rsnch 2.S boarding hon'f', ho.~td. hotel, chummery, ete. E8fr;l)lish.ment.~.a..n" estal.>li::,lm'lent "is a pbce where goods are produC"(:>d or n:u.nufac 'liured not solely for domostie consumption Or where sen.i.;~ing and or repairing is done such !is fa.cliory, workshop or household industry or servicing and or rcuair workshop or,(\ pla.ce where :reta.il or wholesale business is ca.rried on or commercial servioos o!Wf! rende)'t""l or an 3 affl_oe, public or private or a pl~c6 Qf enterta.inment or where educationaJ, religious, social or entertainment services a.re rendered. It is necessary that in a.ll these places one or more p~~ons should be a.c~ually working. 'rhuR, a.n establishment will COVer manufacturing, lIr80dc and other esta bhshments where peoplE' work. M~in at;tilJity.-Ev~r1 pJrson Wa'l askd what his main activity was that is, how he 6l1.6a.ged himaelf mostly. For the purpi)."lC of this question, all persons were divided into ,wo hroad streams of main i'loctivity na.mely, (1) as workers and (2) as non-workers, according all the ty'pD of lU'loin activity that the person has returnedas engaged in mostly. Worker.3,-ln 1971 Census, a worker wa;;; defined as a person whose main activity is pJ.cticipation in allY economically productive work by his physical or mental activity. Work includes .not only a.ctual work but effective supervision and direction of work. Referencp. periorl.-The reference period is oue week prior to the date of {mumerationin thc~ ea.s\.' of regular work in trade, nrofession. s;::rvice or busiuess. Ifa person had Participa tadin fl,uy sllchregular wvrkon anyone of t,hc (lays during this t·oferellce period a.nd this has been returned as his lU'\in activity, the p{)r.~on was categorised accordingly. A person who uor:tnaolly works but had been absent from work during this reference period on account of illnesl'I 01' travel, holidl>Y, temporary hreakdown, strike, eto., the person was treated as on<1i\O'ed in regula.r work. in whioh he would. have otberwi::;e been employed but for his to~p~r.lIY a.bsenoo. Persons under ~ra.ining SIl h as approntiacs with OJ' witlJOut stipend!'! or Wi\ Thoro 301'0 oertain types of works whiah art' not carried on throughout. the year suoh as 'o'lltiV'ation, liV'osto(lk, keeping, pla.ntation work, some types of household indUstry, etc. A par.,;oa'a main Mtivity waS a'3oort!1inen with refel'ellOe to such work in the last one year, eV'en if he was not 6(}onoIDlcaolly, a.ctive in the week prior to eIlPmeration. It is likely that 9V'on when a. person WeltS tmgaged in some oth er work during the period of OIlt' week prior to the da.te of enum'3ration, the miUu a.Gtivity of tho perSOll might be cultivation, a.grioultural la.bour or some other work attended to norma.lly by him in tho course of the year. Care was taken to see that the main a.otivit~ was properly a.scerta.ined in such oaRes. For example, a. parson's m'\in activity ma.y be p>gnoultur<11 h1hour a.nd in the week prior to enumeration he might have been enga.ged as a. suga.roan.e factory labourer or a.s a roa.d oooly. He was o:.te<1ori'-led for his main afJtivity as agnoultumllabourer only, as returned by him as 116 was ~ngil,ged mostly in tha.t work a.nd the other work was treated as his subsidiary work. A man or woman engaged primarily in house hold dut.ies such as cooking for own hiJusehold or performing one's own household duties or a boy or girl who was primarily a 3tudent attending institution, even if such a person helped in the family economic activity but not as a full time worker was not treated as a worker for the main activity. On the other hand, if a person was primarily engaged in some economic activity but at the S3.'n~ tilue did attend to some household chores or attended a night school, etc., he or sh.a was treated. basically as a worker for the main activity and catagorised accordingly. A person who merely received an income, such as a rent receiver or a pensioner, who did not have to work for receiving the income, was not treated as economically active unle~s the person ,vas also engaged in some economio activity- and if that activity waf! nturned!Ls the main activity of the individual. vulti vato, .-~For purposes of'the Census a person is a Cultivator if he or she is engaged i 1 c ulti va.t;10U by oneself or by supervision or direction in one's capacity as the owner or lease of la.nd held from Government or as a tenant of land held from private persons o~ in.stitutionsfor _payment of money, kind or shal'e. Oultiva.ti.on involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and m.illet crop~ Buoh as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and pulses, raw iute and kindred fib,e crop, cotton, eto., and other crops such as sugarcane, groundnutlS, tapIOCa., etc., and 606& not inol udefruit growing, vegetable growing or keeping orchards or groves or working of plQ,uia.tioIl8like too, ooffee, rubber, cinohona and other medicinal plalltatioD8. BI 12-14-2 4 A pBi'Son who merely owns la.nd but JUtS given out land to another person or persoll5 for cultivation for money, kind or share of crop and who does not even supervise or direct eultivation ofland, was not treated as working as cultivator. Similarly a person working in another person's Jand for wages in cash, kind Or share (Agricultuml labourer) WBS Dot treated as cuUivator. A.Jriculturallabourer.-A person who works in another person's land for wages in money, kind or share was regarded as an agricultural labourer. He has no risk in culti· vation but he merely works in another person's land for wages. The labourer cmlld have no right or lease of contract on land on which he works. Hou8el,old Indu8Iry.-'A houSehold)ndllstry' is defined in Census as an industry con ducted by the Head of the household himself/herself and/or mainly by the members of the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only within the premiH's of the house where the household lives in urban areas, The industry could not be run on the scale of a registered factory. Age.-The census enemerat,or was given the following instIuetion for (;oJkctillg age data: "Record the age of the person in total years completed Jast birthuay. Vely. ofttll, there is a tendency on the part oHhe individuals to return 'yeals 11l1cnir g 0 J h tloll t 1.11 tl;p 'years completed'. :Make sure that only the ae:tuul number of years ccmp1ctu1 is 1(cordcd." "In respect of infants who might not have completed one year by the dUJ of HJ~°inera r,jon, their age in completed years ShOllld be invariably shown as '0', as they have not yet complet,ed one year of age and add 'infant' in brackets. As was stated llnder general illi'itructions, make sure that infants even if a day old are invariably enumerated. You should not enter the age in months. The age of an infant who has not yet cOnJll}eted one year should invariably be noted as '0' only." Literate.-A person whO can both read and write with outstanding in any la~guages to be taken as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write is not a literate. Scheduled r:astes and Schedtttled tribes.-A list of Scheduled Castes and Sr11rdu]ed Tribes notified for the area concerned was given to every enumerator .md 1l1f~ ioJkwing instructions were issued to him: "Ascertain if the person enumerated belongs to It Sche duled Caste or Scheduled Tribe and if he does, then, record the name of the Scheduled OJ.ste or S()heJ.uled Tribe which should find place in the list furnished to you. The answer s:wllld he recordel against the correct rectangle provided for the purpose against this qu(H~ion. For a person who is not a member of any Scheduled Caste or Schedlll(d Tribe write 'X' in both the rectangles. If the person belonging to a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe retmns l1is rUf'ie or tribe by synonym or generic name of a caste or a tribe, it should be eniered onJy jf it unds a place in the list furnished to you. Do not write the names of Scheduled Castes in gen~ral terms as 'Harijan' or 'Achhut'. You should ascertain the mar.e (If the ('8 8te. when it is returned and write it in the rectangle provided for recording the nBme. ~imjlarJy, do not write the names of Scheduled Tribes in general term as 'Adivllsi'o Y Oll ".bould ascertain the name of the tribe whenit is returned and write it in the rectangJe with broken lines provided for recording the same. If a person is negligent and imists on calling himself merely 'Harijan' or 'Achhut' or 'Adivasi·' as the case may b', tell him that this description is not adequate for Census purposes and penlUade him to gi,e liUt the a.ctual name of the caste or tribe. You should mako all efforts to ascertain t};e (crnct l!I.a.me of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe as found in the notified list. If He Ferum merely claims to?e a Schedule.d .Caste o~ Scheduled Tribe but 8.ays that he CCH Ilot h1cllg to any of the notified commumtleR applicable to tl1e area, he wIll not be eDtncd 88 a Ecle duled Caste or Scheduled Tribe. Aclteduled Oastes can belong only to the Hindu or Sikh religion!!. If a perEcn belongs to Scheduled Caste, there will be f'ither 'H'or'Fl'inthcansw('rtoquestion 10. fchcduJed Tribes may belong to any religion." .A brief note introducing each series of tables is giv~n in the flyleaf CODfoelf,;JlII, thekble. CENSUS TABLES. (BA.SED ON FULL COU"T). .------_--- ------~q------ RJ 12-14-2A 7 GENERAL POPULATION TABLES. A-I firea, H')uslJs ana I';AjJulatio'li. This is the basic population ta.hle for Ceasus a.nd furnishes datD. for the District,Ta.luk; and independent Sub-Ta.luk with ruml a1ld lll'han brEmk-up. DatH. are a.lso' presente(l for cities and other towns treated as urbi~n foi_' 1971 Censlls. The t,a.ble contains a.ran. nglltCiJ' for the "bove nuits in squa.re kilometres, dm:ity of}_)opulatioll per squarekilbmetre, number of inhabited and uninhabited villages, number of Celli'JUS Towns, number of oocupied reRidential houses, households and populatioh l,y sex as per 1971 Census. The area figures pref;{lIlted in the t,able are those supplied by the (i) Sm·veyor-GetloJ'a.l, India for the Distliot, (ii) by the State Revenue authorities for '!)~hlks.and villages and (iii) py the loo~l bodies for the towns. The table exactly resembles Its counterpart in 1961 .. e;xcopt for the fi\ot thl\t tbe concept of 'town group' 11.[\" heen replaced by the oonoept. of 'urban agglo~ ration' 1,.ml the number of households 2.re pl"e;;(}'Jlte(l along with occupaed bouses_ As ill 1961, there a.re three a.ppendiooo to this ta.bles. Apppmlix-I.-This appendix shows 19i1l territorial units constituting the present set-up of oach unit. This appendix hu.s becn supplemented with an r.nneXU1'e "howing parlionlm's of yillages involved in chaJlges of territories shown in columns 3 and 6 of Appt1wlix I. Appendix II.- Oue of the criteri,', for a pIp. eo. to be tl'e2.ted a.sa Census town is tha.t it "honld norma.11y possess a. population of 1>,000 and over. For various reasons, many places ,\vlth a. population of u,OOO D..lld over" &YU not tre:"tcd as towns, while a. few pl AppMulht: IlI.--This appclHlix flll'j]i~hefl figures of the :number of hOUf;eless and' institutional households and houseless and institutionr.l population sep l'ately. A-II Dewr1nl Variation in Population since 1901. This h.hlo if! similar to its predeoessor in 1961 and with sex break-up f01' District forth'e: eight Gemmses sinoe the turn of the 20th CR.ntury, i.e., from 1901 to 1971. The deof!.dal varin.tiollR hl popuh~,tion and their percenhtges are also indioated in tbis table. The figures given jn this table have been p,djnste(t so I',S to conform to the jut:isdiction of the distriQt a,s at the 1971 Census. An Appendix to this table shows the adjustments made in the 1961 Cenflu~ population of the distric1R in ae<:Ol'dp,nce with the jurisdiction of tho distriot lM'i at 1971 Census. There were no jurisdiotion chm~ges in Dh<:',rmapuri district. This is a V6ry imporia.nt table po,s it gives the growtl1 of pO'pllla1lion from deoade to deCade-. A-III V-illages classified by pOp1tlation. This ta.ble as in 1961 presents the, main chal'8oteristjcs of the rural, populat,ion. lhe inha.bited villages have been classified int? .seven pOI>ulation ranges. The' vilTa,ge siz, s 4lIdopted for presentation of data in this t!l.lJIe ate ~ ,i) U>..AS thmi 2o~h (ii) 200 to 499 ; (iH) 500 to 999': (iv) 1,000 to 1,999 ; (v) 2,000 to 4,999 ; (vi) lS,OOO to 9',999; irid , . . {vii) 10,000 a.nd &bon. 8 Tho first four o(\tegories coine under the broad group oness tha.n 2,000 and the I~ext two groups under 5,000 to 9,999. Population figures a.re presented by ma.le a.nd female popu. lation and for the Dlstriot and TaluklIndependent Sub-Taluk. The table covers the rura.l .. 1?()pnla.tion living in villages which are not treated as urban for Census purpOses. . This table is supplemented with an appendix showing sub-t~als of broa.d gr .:i-IV Towns and Urban agglomerations classified by populat·ion in 1911 with variation since 1901. Tkis table oorrespo~ds to ta.ble A-IV of 1961 and gives the growth of e800h town and u~ba.n agglomera.tion from 1901 Census to 1971 Census. Tho six ola.sses are as shoW'll b91Qw: Oll'M&. Pop,i/lltio?'l, Si1le. I 100,000 and over, II 50,000 to 99,999 III 20,000 to 49,999 IV 10,000 to 19,999 V 5,000 to 9,999 VI Less than 5,000 {aass I towns are oa.lled "Cities" a.nd Dha.nnapuri distriot has no City. There are only two Cla.ss 111 towns and five Class IV towns in Dharma,puri distriot. 'rhe1'6 a/l'e no Urba.n AgglomerB.tion in this District. The a.rea. of the towns as at 1961 a.nd 1971 Censuses a.re given in squBre kilometres. The population is given by sex and the decadal variation in population are given in absolute numbers as weH as in peroentage. The status 0'£ the town is a.lso given agPJinst each. The total urhan population of all the towns is given ilot the beginning of the table. It is followed by the totals for Class I towml a.nd tho towns ooming under that class are then arranged in the descending order of population. This arra.ngement is Similarly followed f.or the other lasses of towns. Tho popula.tiqll datp, presented in this table are as reoorded hi the el'.rlier Censuses, a.nd not adjusted to conform to the present City/Town limits. C1asslfice,tion of towns is done on tho basis of their 1971 population. The ola.ss tota.ls ~ibibited in this table for previous Censuses are not. totals of ~ll towns nowinoludcd in that elass but are totals of populp,tion of all towns which were included in that olass in that Censlls. \ The purpose of this table is to show the growth of towns as towns and not how certain plaoes have grown from villa.ges into towns. Figures for previous Censuses a,gainst towns which were not towns in those censuses are not presented. This table will be useful for Mt,udying fluctuation in the population. of towns and for future· projeotion of the urban population, . !. As a.gainst (;me al?pendi~ in 1961, this table is supplemented by three appendIces. Appendix I gives [I" list of new towns added i~ 1971. and towns of 1961 which were deolp.,ssified ill 19i1. The area and POpUllttlOn In respeot of these plaoes aro &180 given in a.ppendix I. E:x:phmr.tory notes (A and B) showing th-e constituent village numbers, na.me!> and popUlation in respect of newly declared towns a~cl ~leGla.ssjfied. towns are also given. W'hile one new town was recognised in 1971 Censu's, niJ 1961 town wa.s declassified in tIle distriot. I-ist "A" gives the deta,ils of towns with-1l. population of less tha.n 5,000 ilo o o ..q, r" ["'" ... (... c:: 0 ~ 00 ~ J~ '" ~ t-- r: t-- C-l U",l l'" g 0 ~ 00 l"" t.;)" O 1:: '"1' a"l C ~ ,. ,.. t .... ~ ~ ~ 1);:; l-- ~ eo ~ CI) '",., <»... '1:;'" r--" )._,.....- I~ '" -: ,.; t- r'j "if ~ c.; ~ ~... ~~ :i .,; ac-l t'!1 00 ~ 01 ,~ l.... l- '"=- 1.':1 e: (3 ~ ,-.: e-i M- ~... 00- - 0;> "" "" ~, ,_ ... .,. '"o o ,~ o c (Q '" C', 10 to...... o ei 00 ""~ to ...... o o o <:> <".l 00 iii ..0... P : 11 A.-I ARBA, Mou", AND POPULATION. ANNEXURE. (A) URBAN AQGLOM};RATIONS EXTENDING TO KOBE THAN ONE TALUK. No. of Villages. Populatioll No. of No. of No_ 01 PopuloJ iolf. Urian Agglomeration .Total Area per Inhable Uninhabi· towns. Occupied house .... ----...... ----.., City or Town. Rural in sq./km. ted. ted. residelftlaJ holds PemJIIs. Males. Females. Urban. sq.jkm. hollJeI. (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) NIL. A-I AREA, ROUSES AND POPULATION. ANNEXURE. (B) UItIAM i.OOLOMBRATIONS EXTBNDING TO MORB THAN ONI DISTRICT. No.o!Vil/ages. Population No.o! No.o! No. 0/ Population. Urban Aggolmeratloll Total Area per Inhabi- Uninhabi· towns. Occupied house _ .City or Town. Rural in sq./km. ted. ted. residential holds Persons Males Female, Urban. sq./km. houseJ. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) NIL. Al'PENDIX-I. 8UTEM1IN'T SJ[OWING 1961 TJ!I.IIRITOlUAL UNITS CONSTITUTING THE PRESENT SET UF OF DHARMAPUBI DISTRICT. Name oj NOrM of Net Gainl district! Area wMcllllaa bem diatrictj L088 Added ~Di"triot.' TaMe 1961 Name. taluk, etc. 8ubtracted . taluk, 1+) a.in 1 nd. S'I/J·talu¥ 7' erritoria! Area Area in from r---Jo...-~ ImJ. 8ub- (-)[,0811 1971 Caflsu,. unit8. Sq. Kma. which Nam.. Areain taluk to in area 18 Sq. Kms. wliich Sq. Km,. #I,btrae. area i8 ted. added. (6) (1) (~) (3) (4) (5) (7) (8) (9) ~)Iu>rm~p\lri di"trili~ Newly formed by 9,643'0 Salem di~t- (+) 9,6411.0 thefolJowingtrans- riot. ferred areas; Hosur, Krishna- girl, Ha.rur and Dho.rma.puri ~ ... lQk8. f{o~ur 134 villages .t1o~ur lI'1.111K 2,115'5 Denkani- (-)2,110'11 taluk. Md ona kotta flown. taluk. ~lIkal\lkot'a tllolult Newlly formed by 2, 111S'l1 ROllour (+)2,110'11 .. the fullowing taluk. irllollsferred a Teall. 134 villages and one town. Krisim"giri 197 villages 152'2 UthaLgarai (-)652'2 taluk. taluk. Newly formed by 6112'_a Ima1magjri (+) 61S2"2 the following $!lInk. trahsferred areas 197 villages. Newly formed by 582'3 DW1llIlpuri (+)1'.182'3 the following taluk. transferred areas;~ 75 villages a.lld onetoWll. .. Dllarmapurl JII vi1l8.l!eB 362·g l'alaecde (-) 562'8 bluk. end OX\Q sub-taluk. town. Bara.-The Unitl which have nothing to do in. this Appendix have been excluded. The area figures indicated il' reapoct of newly (ormedh,l.ka and Ind. Su\)..taluks (i.e. formedefter 1961 Census) are the oneneported by 'he Si&\e BurnyDeeanmeni a~d 'II .bese gaBes the total of the individual village and town area fignree "otIld !lot add up to the ta.lnk lU'eII lIpre. ill ¥Ie" tI'he inc\usi on of fotilli area, rivera, mountaina, et-c. BI 12-14-3 12 ANNHURE. 'tatMlI",t .'hotIi'llgdWtlB of inter-rfistriet, taluk ckang~ in area wiflg 1961,1971. (1) BosUf', Krii/magiri, Harur and Dharmapuri taluks 01 Balem D18trict JtWMed as (I:! New District, ttiz., Dkarmapuri Dutriet. lO.O. Ms. No. 1611, dated 14th May 1965.) Serial number ana name 01 Area iff, taluks. Bg.KmB• 1 HoSUl' 1I Krishnagiri 9,643'0 3 Harur , Dharmapuri •. (.8) Areas trans!mr&], from H08ur .alttle to Denkanikotta kflull (G.O. M,. No. 484, Bevenue, dated 14th J'ebr'Ua'f1J 1970). Serial number and name 01 Area in. Seri(Jl number and name _, Area i.,.. village/town. Square village ItrMl6. iq'Uare Kilometre kUometrt '\ (1 ) (2) (1) (2) I Na"amangalam 24·58 81 KalJugondapalIy 9'06: 2 Sangitha Agraharam 1·24 32 Belagondapally 5·43 S Bairamangalam 12,75 33 Komarnapally N9 , Bodichipally 18'75 M Kempatty •• 9-03 o Kelallla~alam 6·13 35 Sathanur " 9·05 6 Jakkeri .. 11'00 36 Binnamangalam 9·27 7 Po.chappanathi 21-44 37 UlumaranapaUy 7.87 8 Bevunatham 18·13 38 QUllllllalapuram 6,81 9 SandanaplJ.l1y 23'01 39 Kottamadugu 7049 10 Irudukotta .. 24,17 40 Unisenatham 7·84 11 Andevanapally 12·116 41 Chudasadiram 7020 IS Karandapally 20,01 42 Doddaubbanur 9'13 13 N'oganur .. 9·21 43 Kuppatty ·. HZ' 14 Thavarakarai 9'79 44 TJ:w.likothanur 10·83 III Kottur 10·29 46 Dharavendirarn 8,77 18 Palayamkotta IN;3 48 Thally . · . 9'95 17 SethipaUy .. 8·80 47 Marupally ·. 9'30 18 Sararutapally 7·77 48 Jowlagiri 21-5f 10 Ballapally .. 9·23 49 Rathanagiri 10'50 to Anniyalaln •. 8·97 SO Udedurgam " 12'65 21 Ulimangalam 1J.l9 51 Thumjepally 22'77 22 Ara~a1ruppam 1!'~1l 82 Pa.njapally •. 10'66' 23 Bithireddy " 7'83 1S3 Perianur , _. 7-19 24 Anekollu 9·85 154 Hanumanthapuram 14,·881 ZS Mallasindiram 8'4! 55 BettamugaIa.lam 28·29 26 Marudanapally 8·66 IJ8 Salivaram " 14'59 27 Thandarai .. 9·~ 57 Kolatty " 11·31 28 Hosapuram .• 9'3! 58 Mallikarjunadur.,.m 17·0" 29 KundumaranpaUy 11·58 59 Madakkal 30·'1~' 30 IragadaUy -. 8-9.· to hgga~ ... 10·1• 13 (I) Area8 fran8ferred from H08'Ulf till uk (Z) Area P,a1i8ferred from nllur laid to to Denk (3) ArellS transferred, Jrom Kri8hnagiri talu,k (3) Arells trans!errea from DluwtMpuri ttJluk lo Uth~ngari talule- con_, to Palacode Sub tal'Uk-oont. Serial number and name of Area in square Serial number and name of A.aea in squMf; t!iUageltown. "ilometres. village town. kilometre8. (I) (2) (1) (2) 17 Badavanur 2·54 ,3 Kiikuppam .·54 18 Kollapatti 1-20 74 Puliampatti 0·67 19 Gollapatti 2·24 75 Poosampatti 0·09' 20 Salamarathupatti 6·74 76 Bommampatti 1·97 21Peddur 3·21 77 Murulllraipatti 1-43 22 Olaipatti 5·00 78 Nochipatt: 0·46 23 Rcddipatti 8·87 79 Poovampatti 0·59 24 Anandur 7·60 80 Vellalapatt 2·60 25 Thiruvanapatti 8·35 81 Kanakkampatti 2·16 21) Per;akkottakulam 8·87 82 Badathasampatti 0·48 27 Kattnpatti 3·82 83 Obbinaickampatti 0·61 28 Sulakkarai 2-12 84 Thathinnirkampatti 1·62 29 MsJlapuram 3·55 85 Veerachikuppam 4'78 30 Dasampatti 1·36 86 Onnagarai 4-84 31 Papparapatti 1·83 87 Boorkalapalli 0'63 32 Panamarathupatti 4'69 88 Kanianur 4·43 33 Palayakottai 1-06 89 Kurukupatti 1-84 34 Kolinaickampatti 2-10 90 Badapalli 11·35 35 Mettuthangal 2-46 91 Mottur 1-40 36 Par,hllnampatti 1-51 92 Kanganur 1-42 37 Veeranakuppam 2'92 93 Kanichl 1·84 38 Vannanpatti 1·71 94 Samalpatti 3'74 39 Kattanur 0·82 95 Naralapalli 1·80 40 Kathirampatti 1·31 g6 Parasanur 1'12 41 Sorakkayapatti 0·69 97 Kumarampattl 1-82 42 Velampatti }·68 98 Ettipatti 2·72 43 Gollapatti 1021 99 Kunampatti 2·04 44 Vellalapatti 2·19 lOO MukkaramJia1li 2·08 45 Chandra patti 3·77 101 Kamakshipatti 4·64: 46 Kaludaipatti 1·71 102 Ramakrishnampatti 1-22 47 Pappichettipatti 1'25 103 Kottapatti 1'06: 48 Peruroalnaickampatti 1-43 104 Kullampatti 0·47 49 Kattusingiripatti 1·23 105 Papparapatti 6'02 50 Veda patti 2·4.7 106 Muthampatti 2·10 51 Umaikavandampatti 1-20 107 Karumandapatti 1-16 52 Sengalpatti 0·80 108 Elachiyur 3'12 53 Kittampatti 0·79 109 Kadhavani }·39 54 Konapatti 0·84 II 0 Arunapathi H.8 55 Ammiaropatti 0·82 III Pullavedampatti 1·8J 56 Manandap3;tti 0·70 112 Nadupatti 2·42' 57 Marukkanthal 2-46 113 Keelmathur g'81 58 Pudur 1O·8~ 114 Andiyur 2·25 59 Ponnagarapatti 10·91 115 Eggoor 5.03 60 Oddupatti 3·67 116Pudur 1·97 61 Kottarapatti 2·04 117 'Mahanurpatti 7-85 62 Moongileri 3·32 118 Michilikuttai 3·34 63 Pudupatti 4·45 119 Karapattu 7·11 64 Menandapatti 1·88 120 Chinnathagarapatti· 0·33 65 Hanumantheertham J.68 121 Thagarapatti 2·96' 66 Lakkampatti 2·03 122 Vaduganur 2·37 67 Karukkampatti 1·81 123 Kunnathur 6·44 68 Onnagarai l4,·38 124 Chavadiyur 1·58' 69 Katheri HO HI 70 Veppalampatti 1·48 125 Chinnakunnathur 71 Thathanur 1·04' 126 OOmajanUT 1·0.' 72 Thannirpandal 0·03 127 Upparap"tti 8·.. 15 (3) Areas transferrtd from Krisknagiri talu1c (3) AreaS' transferred from KrishMgiri tal'l£l to Uthangara'i taluk-oont. 10 Uthangari tatu1c- cont. Serial number ana natJ'/.I', oJ Area in 6fJ.n,w.; Serial number and name of Areain~ village/town. kilometres. village/town. lilometres. (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2) 128 Peyanur HI 18-i 'J)i1>vakkv.l 589 129 GurubaravalaAai 0'72 185 Kariaperumalvalasai l.M 130 Kornmampattu 4·35 186 Bommadasampatti 2.58 131 Govindapuram 1,84 187 Gendiganur I.41 132 Kedlgaranur 1·60 18S Venkatapuram 0.80 133 Reddivalasai 2·50 189 Kuppanathe.m }.JIJ 134 PeriathaJlapadi 2'37 190 Nadupp,tti 483 135 ChinnathalJllpadi 2·40 191 Pllli&mpatti 1·04 136 Gidd%mpatti 3-11 192 Nallarp,mpatti 3·15 137 Kanampatti 3·05 193 Ettipr.tti 5·1() 138 Naiperampatti 3·06 194 E1&vambadi 17·64- 139 Rcndathampatti 0'93 195 P2,llatJlUf O·S() 140 Gengabirampatti 3'94 196 Pllnganl',i 1·81 141 Genginairkampatti 4'58 197 Athipadi 3'31 142 Padathasanpatti 1·70 --._ 143 Kullaganapalli 3·35 Total 628·13 144 Oddapatti 1·07 _"_ 145 KllrllSampatti 1'51 146 Selagarampatti 1'31 147 Vederiampatti 1·88 (4) Aren8 tl'n1Mjcrred from Dharmapf,lri taluk 148 S'J!a,ka}ampatti 0·79 to Palacode sub-taluk. 149 Per ma.lku;ppam 4.61 Serial nu/m;/Jer and name of Area (n 150 Andip~tti 1'90 village ftown. squtJre kilom etres. 151 Vettiyanur 0'85 (1) (2) 1.52 Sunn~lampa.tti 3'31 153 Venkatathampatti 2'78 I Annamalaihalli 12·3 154 Gvll~pa.tti 1'39 2 Chikkitdhoranabettam 10·1) 155 Kalluganl'l 0·76 3 Thindal g·7 156 Thuringipatti 2·30 4. Indamangalam 8,73 157 Appinaickampatti 2'28 .1 Baiohllhal,i 9·83, 158 Thandiyappanur 3·60 6 Kala,ppanahalli 9'50 159 Uthangarai 1·19 7 Periyp,nahalli 8·82 160 Reddipatti 1·58 8 Kottumaranahalli' 8·96 161 Thippampatti 1·17 9 Kerr.iko0.p,balli 11-111 162 KungiJipatti 1'32 10 Karimangalam 9·22' 163 Pudur 0'91 11 Adilam 8·71 164 Potharajampatti 2'17 12 Murukkampatti' 8·81 165 Kondampatti 2·07 13 BandbarahaIIi l2·16 166 Chinnappanaiokanur 1·33 14 Mukkulma Nfl 167 Iluppa,ikutt&patti 0·72 15 Bommahalli In~ 168 Ma,lb,mpattj 2·OIS 16 Begarahalli 13·79 169 Kolla.nur 1·29 17 Booma.udaballi 10·65 170 Ma.!'ampatti 2·37 18 Mallikuttai If· 7' 1 71 lVIi t tao pa,lli 4·05 19 Pulikavi n.79 172 SrmakavandanvalasAi 2·01 20 Boogp,nahalli 8·89 173 Narasampatti 2·40 21 Selliampathi 9'0() 174 Kurugapatti 2·84 22 Sekkodi 9'76 175 Pllliyanur 2·03 23 K.a.raga thahalli H~ 176 Naickanur 4017 24 Palaoode 12'98 171 Theerthagirivalasai 2.43 25 Erranahalli 21-11 178 Singarapettai 0.7& 26 Tertalav 8·13 179 Mallupatti 2.44 27 Dhandukaranahalli 10·56 28 Sl~ttihaJli P. 12·3' 180 Kethunaick6mpatli 1.54 29 Gujjarahalli 8,48 181 Oppa.karka.va.mpatti 3.64 30 Senganbasuvanthalay 5.76 tR? Moondrampatti 4.33 31 Samanur 3.495 183 Kottukavampatti 3.54 32 Ma.randahalli 4.33 16 ') Areas transferred from DharrMpuri talui to Areas transfered from Dharmap'Uli tal"'k to Palacoae 8ub·taluk-cont. Palacoae ,ulJ-taluk-cont. Strial number and name oj Area in Serial number and name 01 Area in village ftown. 8quare kilometrea. villag e /tot/YTl,. 8qucsre kilometres \1) (2) (1 ) (2) 33 Sennanahalli 0·78 60 PathaJahalii 1·83 34 Ohikkamarandahalli 2·10 61 Nceraiamarandahalli 0·81 35 Athimutulu 10·43 62 Kattanaha1li 1'74 36 Kendenahalli 14·90 63 Karllkkumaranahalli 1'00 37 Thirumalvadi 26·98 64 Mothugulanahalli 1-67 38 B:)lamaranahalli 16·12 65 Gollahalli 0·40 29 Nallur 2·29 66 Pappinaickkanahalli }·95 40 B::lOdhihalli 0'72 67 Ch~ttihnJli 1-48 41 Kanavenahalli 6·53 68 Domalahalli 3'26 42 Bevuha,lli 21·29 69 Nagfmampatti 5'20 43 Serianahalli 0·76 70 Poonathanahalli 1-49 4,4 Sirandapmam 3·95 71 Molappanaha.J]i 2·35 45 Errakuttahalli 1l·R6 72 Chenrayanahalli 1-19 46 Pobbidi 5·2:- 73 Donnanahallj 1-07 4'; Erudukuttahalli 160 74 Jagirbargur 3'25 48 UpP1,rah1,lli 1·09 75 ThAl1anahaJIi 1-48 49 Rmg'l,mpJ.tti 1·00 76 PaJacode (P) 5'66 50 Elumichinahalli 15·24 .51 Hanumanthapul'am 714 Total .. 539'24 52 K0nd'1samanahalli 3·87 53 Clkkardhanaha1li 3-42 1)4 Nal'iyanahalli 9·12 NOTE .-Area figl1res for villages and towns have .55 Pu1ikka.l 6·38 bew supplied by the Assistant Director of Survey and 56 B;labagutnanahalli 3-24 Land Records of the district and local bodies res· 57 Gilthalahalli 1·94 pectively. The t9tal of the village area figures will 58 Si3ethikanahalli 0'84 not tally with taluk figures furnished in the "A" Series .59 Bathalahalli }·77 Tables . AREA, HOUSES AND POl'OLATiON A-I SUB-APPENDIX TO APPENDIX I. S:U,TEiI!ENT SIIOWING AnNA Fall 196J AND 197111'0R THOSE To,,'}" \'--",R JIAYE 'C'KDLRG0KE J{;IIEI IOl{;)(Al CHANGE IN AREA SalCE 1961 01:,.;;16. AreafigHre8 iflsq, km. Distrlct. Name Of toten. 1961 1971 (1) (2) (3) (4) Dharmapuri •• .. Krishnagiri (M) l1,6G 5.60 Dhllrmapuri eM) 11.66 11.30 NOtal-The following abbreviatbos are uled to denoto the civil status of towns: {M)-MWJ.iClpal1tJr • 'file population o( 1961 and 1971 forth. tranSferred !'rea ill zoespectofthe t01l'DlfIlll not available. 17 A-T. AREA, HOUSFS AND POPULA'nON :\PPENDIX II. NUMBfR Of VLLIAOf., Wllll A POPULATION Of 5,000 AND OHR AND TOWN~ WITH A,POPULATiON UN[)JiR 5,000. Jlil/ages with apopulalioll 0/5,000 and Towns with apoplilmioll oIullcler over. 5,000. flstrict/tallik/lnd. slIb-laiuk. r" .... Percentage"'" p,'erta1fe to total to tota Number. Population. Rural Number. Population. urban pop Illation pop ',IMio. 4/State. GIStale. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) ({,) (-7) Dharmapuri di~trkt 23 J,49,006 0'52 1 HOQUf 1 5,651 0·02 2 Dcnkar,ikotfa tallik 2 13,J62 0-0'5 3 Krishnagiri taluk .. 7 40,703 0-14 4 Uthangarai taluk .. 5 H3M taluk 2 10,903 0·04 6 Palacodc Sub-tal uk 2 B,852 0-05 £ Dharmapuri taluk .. 9 62,534 0-22 A·II. AREA HOUSES AND POl'ULAllON. APPENDIX nr. HOU~ELESS ANn TN'TITliTiONAL POPIlLA'flON. Houseless population. lnstilulional population. Di3lricl/Taluk/Ind. Total ~------~------~ r------__,._------~ sub-taiuk/clt,. ' Rural, Number Persons. Males. Females. Number Persons. ,Mates. Femalel Urban. 0/ of hOllse- Iwuse- holds. holds. (1) (2) (3) (4) (~) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Dharmapuri district .. Total 590 2,230 1,228 1,002 306 2,720 1,873 847 Rural 486 1,912 1,037 875 S3 1,121 707 414 Urban 104 318 191 127 253 1,599 1,166 433 1 Hosur taluk .. Total 135 443 247 196 36 275 210 6S Rural 115 405 226 179 10 48 44 4 Urban 20 38 21 17 26 227 166 6l 2 Denlcanikkotla taluk .. Total 104 310 180 130 20 201 66 135 Rural 80 273 154 119 3 166 4; 121 Urban 24 37 26 11 17 35 21 14 3 Krishnagiri taluk .. Total 133 669 362 307 89 1.008 609 3~ Rnral 96 550 291 259 4 404 300 104 Urban 37 119 71 48 85 604 309 295 4 Uthangarai taluk .. Total 73 235 110 125 20 177 168 9 Rural 73 235 110 12S 20 177 16& 9 Urban S Harur taluk .. Total 78 332 198 134 24 ?3d 191 41 .. Rural 68 ZSs 1.40 107 8 81 80 1 Urban 10 '7 50 21 16 151 111 46 6 Palacode 8ub-tallik .. .. Total 23 84 44 40 7 32 32 Rural 20 73 41 n Urban 3 11 3 8 7 32 32 , Dharmapuri taluk .. .. Total 44 157 87 70 110 789 597 192 67 54 Rural 34 121 8 245 70 l1S Urban 10 36 20 16 102 j44 521 17 18 ~-It DIlCA04L VAlUATION J)1 POPlILI,tJON 11lf0li 1001. P ..... deM~h Dmri«. y"". P~IOtII, D=:iint. IJdri{ilio", Male. Femalu (1) (2) (3) (4) (II) (6) (7) Dear.napuri district .. 1001 7,18,642 3,5B,471 3,~2,171 19l1 7,51',0&6 + 33,«4 + 4-65 3;73,361 3,78,726 1m 7,18,600 -3MS6 -H5 3,1J&,757' 3,59,SiS 19'31 b,3S,SaI} + 1,20,Z3() + 16-73 4.20.63; 4.18.H3 1941 9,7(),071i + 1,31,H6 + 15'65 4,89.372 4.80,70' 1951 10.91,591 + 1,21,1115 + 10 53 5.51,501 5,40,C90 1961 13,32,251 + 2,40,6110 + 22·05 1I.76,b85 6,65,366 1971 16,71,77S + 3,4S,674 + 25-94 8,52,274 825,501 A-II DECADEL VAR1ATION APPENDlX, 'STAT£MBNS SHOI1'ING 1961 POPULATION lI.(lOORDING TO ITS 'hRRIToRtA.t. JURIIiDIOTlON IN 1961. Chang<3 in Area and Population of 1961 Adjnsted to Jurisdiotion of 19'11. \ 1961 popliio Population 19i1l 'Net in~r6.8' Area in 1971 p1pwl •• Are. in Iwn aocording adjutJl(d or decrease DilllWI, 1971 aq. km. lion. 1961 sq.km. 10 jurisdietwn to jurisdiction bctween prevoilingin oj 1971. columns (0) 19(;1. ahd(6). (I' (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) DMrmapuri (a) 9,643'0 16,77,77;; 18,202'0 1,332,251 13,32,251 I(a) E"stwhilB Sal8.n di~triot WM reformed into two distriots-Dharmapuri and Salem, DMrmapuri district was newly formed by ~h6 tramfllr of Ho>tlr,Kds~n~giriHarur and DharmapuritaluksoftbeformerSalemdi8triotwi~h an lIr6aof 9,643'0 sq. Ian. with (!feet ."trom 2n:l 03toblr 1965 vIde G.O, No.16ll, Revenue dlOted the 14;th:May 1965. No:rlll.-Tha are~ 5gurll3 for TamiINada in 1971 shown I> redllotion of 238 ,q. km. though no chlOng&in tM total area of the Stlt ba~ oJ~urred sinae 1951 Oen311S. The dijfar6nceis due to r6c()mpatlltion ofate. figIlOOi by the Surveyor Q&nllral ofIndis "nd lIhid ,ditfer6aoe i, r&deatecl in the tlrea. fi;are~ of d6 v6ral dist,i{)ts. ...... -< o o..... r .. ~ IDa- I oj ;: ID .;., ~ ~ "j... c ..." oC ts ":l ~ 0:1 0 0 .; 0 0 ~ 1<) ;c ~ ... ~ ~ <> ::;J ....'" -.: ~ ,Ii :!;. Q!h 1 ~ :i "0 ;0- ,.... l~" ~ !'\ ~- -J Iz01i: l ~ ...0 ~ .. E" ::.. 0 of ~ ".. $1 ..~ c ... ,_... .. 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Z CI 'f ::I.. < II: ~ " ,f- ~ ~.: I ~ ::;, .,2 1 '0 ~- :II ,~ :'a i I ~l;;- j ,. -~ ..".~ ...... ~ I ~ ... .. ~ .. ~~ I ~ § _.. 2: " ., ...... ~lC .'":-''1 26 A-IV TowNI A!lD UI .... N AOOL OM1RAn()l'i CUHtflED BY POPULATION IN 1971 WI'I11 VARIATION slNCl1901 APPENDIX I • .iDDID IN 1971 AND TOWNI IN 1961 DfCLAi5lflED IN 1971. ,.. Ntw 10WnJ added in 1971. Dill"',. Name of Area~------~------Population lown. in Sq. km. ,-_ -A_ --~ 1971 1961 (I) (2) (~ ~) (~ Dhannap\1l'i distrlot: Palacodo (P) 5'66 11,169 N.A. Town in 1961 which has been declassified as ,-______Rural" _.A. in ___1971. ..,______-. NaIM 01 Area Population lown. In Sq. km. ,,--.- __ .;A_~--.-. 1961 1971 1961 (6) (7) (8) (9) P-Panchayat. NA-Not available. T AIlE A-IV APFEI\DIX-I ExPLANATORY N01'I "A" TO APPENDix I TO TABLE A IV SHOWING CONSllTUINTS OF NEW tOWNI ADDED IN 1971 Cl!NSUS. Constituent villages anll panchaY(/f s. --_~..A..-- Dillricf. Nflm. olIN" Name. Survey 1'961 PopllltJIioll. ,,,WII. numbers. A.rea in Sq.Km. (t) (1) (3) (.) !5) (6) Dh:ll'D1lpUJ1i Yalaeode: (P) Palacode (V). 90 (partly) N.!. N.A. Ernahalli(V) 91 (partly) NA N.A. N~T! :-t. The Clllmbers given uIl4cr ,olu mn (4) tlcnotc the existing villages survey number8 and BOt the 1961 I.ocation C04& number. 2, J> -Panchayat. v-vm.... N.A.-Not &va.ilabl •• 27 APPENDIX I ,.lBl:JI 41" EXPLANATORY NOTE "B" EXPLANATORY NOTE " B .. TO APPENDIX I TO TABLE A IV SHOWING CONSTITUBNT VILLAGES OF TOWNS DiCLAsslPIED IN 1971, Oon8tituent Villagea 0/ To"," -----"-- Diltrict Name oj 1961 Census Town Declassified Name Survey 1971 A.re"'n 1'4,.",.,.. in 1971 List Numbers. Sg.km. (1) (2) (3) (4) (II) (I) lDhal'Dlllopuri .• Nil. Nil. Nil. 1Til NU. TABLE A IV-Al'PENDIX I List A LIST 011 PLaCES WITH A l'OPULATION UNDER 5,000 TREATED As TOWNS :rOR THII: Fmslr TIME IN 1971. DharmtJpurl District. Town. DIstrIct. Area in Sq kmin PopUlation ,,. 1971. 1971. (1) (2) (3) (4) Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil. APPENDIX I LIST B. LIST o:r PLACES WITH A POl'ULATION UNDER 5,000 IN 1961 WHICH WllillE TlIEAnD .1.8 ~1I1t'. IN 1961 BUT HA V1II BEEN OMITTED FROM: Mill LIlT 011 TOW]l'8 IN 1971 Dharmapttrl Dl8trict. Plac6 DjstriCt. Ar~/nB.Q.K,., Populolion Itl ,» HUH . ,,,1971. (1) (2) (3) (41 Nil. Nil. NO. Nil. TABLE A IV Al'l'ENDIX n . rOWNS AND URBAN' AOGLOllmlUTJoNS CLA8SJl'JED BY POPULATION IN 1971 CHANGES IN ABEA o:r T01Vll'1 (lnfl! l'OrtrLA~ B1!ITWEBN IMl .&.ND 1971 .um HEARON lI'Oll CHANGE IN ABBA. Dharmapllrf District. Areal!! Arealfl Pap"/atiotl, 8..,011 Jor eM c~. S.qkm. Sq. km. r- . ,,, iWf(J, Town. 1"1961, ,,..1971. 1961. 1911.• (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (8) '][osur(P) IUa 11l.62 11,"83 16,591 Oomputational error, Donkanikottai (1.') 4.63 13.211 11,210 14,455 Oomputational errol. Krishnagiri (l'r!) 11.68 1i.60 23,827 35,383 Jurisdictionalohange al well 0.8 Computa.tionalerror. Kaveripa.ttinam (1.') 2.59 4.37 9,418 12,107 Computational error. 13,550 .llar.lr (P) 12.20 14.70 9,075 Computational error . (M) 11.66 11.30 %8,031 40,086 Jurisdictional ch!ln!e 81 well al computa- Dhal'lll~puri tional error. p_ Panchayat. M-MunicipaJity 12-14-5 28 B-ECONOMIC '.fABLES. 'B-I Part A-Workers and Non-workers accordilli to ma.in aotivity classified by se": and age-grOU1)s. This is a basic economio table compiled on a. cent percent basis and is similar to Table B-I of 1961. Da.ta. relating to the entire population are divided into two broad streamEi workers and non-workers. Workers are fW'ther olassified into nine industrial categories, based on 1Ihe olassification of industries in which they are employed. Data on total popu lation, total workers, workers under each industrial category and non-workers have been presented for eight broad age-grouns, viz., 0-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-39,40-49. lSO-59and60+, besides, 'Age not stated' and total of all age-groups. During 1961, only four broa.d age-groups were adopted and these were 0-14, 11'>-34, 35-59 and 60+. The a.ge-groups 15-34 and 35-59 of 1961 have been split up into six groups in 1971 and this is expeoted to be useful for research cOIUlected with demographic studies, as the age group 15-59 is mainly the working age-group. B-II-Workers and Non-workers in oities and non-city urban areas according to main acllivity classified by sex and age-groups. This table is similar to Table B-1 Part-A, with the difference that while B-1 Part-A presents data for total, rural and urban areas of each district, Table B-II confined to th~ presentation of data for Cities and towna besides Urban Agglomerations and districturban. This ta.ble like Table B-1 Part-A has also been prepared on a full count 'I;lasill. Since there are no urban agglomera.tion in Dharmapuri district, the table gives data for the seVeD towns in the distriot . It oorresponds to Table B-II of 1961. \ B-rn-Part A and B-Classification of Worker and Non-Workers according to )Mnc aotivity by Educa.tional levels in Urban and Rural Areas. This tahle presents the level of litracy tamong each category of worker and non- worker in the Urban Meas sepa.ra.tely~ The term "litera.te" in Census denotes any person who is able to read and write even a. simple letter. In Part A, the literates ha.ve been classified into 9 Major classification. viz., Literate (without educationallevel), Pri mary, Middle, Matriculation or Higher Secondary. Non-Technical Diploma or Certificate not equal to Degree, Technical Diploma or Certificate not equal to Degree, Graduate Degree other than Teohnical Degree, Post Graduate Degree other than Technical Deglee and Technica.l Degree or Diploma. equal to Degree or Post Graduate Degree. The last mentioned educational classification has been further split into 4 important branches of Technioal science viz., Engineering and Technology, Medicine, Agriculture, Veterinaly and Dairying and Teaching, and data have been furnished for these four bra.nohes as .,lao for .. others" separately. [Twenty-one per cent illiterates are in the urban a.reas.!he rate of illeteracy among the yorkers is rather high in this district, when compared 'flan the other districts of TamiL Nadu. 29 'lABLB :a I-raT j,. WOBEB1I.8 ,UTD NON-WOBDlBB ACOOBDING TO MAIN ACTV1UY CUIBIllED BY SIX .LND AQa G.OU.I, ll'oIGl Tolal Popu!tljion, Tojal ".,1,,,. lIh";,,, J.gf-GrolJp "tIrOl r--~--- --. U,bafl. P6f'OflB. Males. Fern,l,s, Males, ,... ,., (II (S) (3) (4) (5) (8) (7) Cil ::J..... plll'i 'l'o~) Totll] 18,77,775 ',112,274. 8,211,1101 ',011,11' 1,11,"'1 0-14 7,11,864 8,111,908 8,113,7116 43,8'11 14,41' 15-19 1,33,818 '13,303 80,311 11"1130 11,01' 20-24 1,24,142 81,101 83,041 1111,788 lI,8N llG-ll~ 1,2.'1,0711 46,888 68,187 411,733 1,,121 30-39 2,18,262 1,011,9311 1,11,330 1,05,784 tun 40-49 1,60,368 86,834- 73,532 85,7111 111,010 ~O-59 1,04,749 56,727 411,022 54,911T 11,'" eo + 99,724 52,484 47,240 38,998 ',910 Age no' ata.~. 180 91 U 3' t Rnra.! Total 111,33,834 7,78,1137 7,'6,297 ',118,471 l,10,nJl 0-14 8,52,927 3,28,197 3,24,730 42,462 14,1''1 111-19 1,19,858 66,270 63,1188 111,=10 10,TiSI 20-24 1,11,171 1i4,591 116,680 110,9811 11,001 illl-29 1,13,649 111,322 6ll,327 iiO,497 14,10' SO-39 1,99,927 97,347 1,02,580 96,1121 '!J,210 40-49 1,47,358 79,664 67,694- 78,888 11,18' 110-.111 96,680 52,'10 44,250 51,11' 10,e7'1 60 + 92,114- 43,843 43,471 38,7611 1,811' Age not stated. 170 93 7'1 38 , ll'rban Total 1,43,941 73,737 70,204. 36,838 ',910 0-1' 58,13T 29,711 29,028 1,423 tit. l&-lD H,7~1) 7,032 8,723 3,0211 IU' 20-24- 1'-971 8,610 8,461 4,801 88' .211-29 11,428 uli,8ft lI,88O S,238 116 30-39 18,333 9,581S 8,760 11,%38 1,%01 40-49 13,008 T,170 ",838 8,1110 881 00-", 8,089 4,117 3,772 ",818 168 eo+ 7,810 3,841 3,789 2.ISt Ita 4,eaot.Wed, II) S 5 30 'lABLE B-I-·PART A-cont. Wc)UlIBIIB..urn No •• woBlOllls J.CCORDING TO llhm ACTIVITY CLA.8BIII'IED BY SEX AND AGE-GnoUl'R--conl. Wo~ker8. ,..-_____• __--~ ___...._..J.._~ __ ....:. _____ .- ___ ~ •• _•• ___ •• _.--. Potol 1 11 111 IV DWIrMt. Btlfal Age- LiW8toek,1!'OMatry' Vr6c:m. a,OI.lp Oultival()f'a. Agricultural Fiahing and plan. Mining and !abouUfI. tations, Hunting' Quaff!ling. rwehords and aUied aclivitw. r"-.~--'------' r"-~-.A.-~ ...- __.A..--_~ ,...-.__ .A.--__ -. MaUs. F$mak8. MaIM. Ftmal68. Mal68. FfflIalu. Male~. Femalea. (1) (2) (3) (9) (10) (11) (12) (IS) (14:) (15) (16) Total Total 3,04,574 45,194 1,02,282 58,445 4,838 1,362 2,107 212 o-u 2,28,28 4,860 16,116 7,942 2,236 957 160 47 16-1p 31,496 4,381 15,863 5,963 747 243 19 20-24 32,829 4,958 11,794 6,298 277 242 26 26-29 32,215 5,776 10,549 7,489 248 253 22 30-39 64,11;9 10,40Q 18,967 13,264 470 70 531 46 40-49 5l!,33~ 7,895 14,40Q3 ~,164. 416 70 367 32 1i0-59 37,284 4,629 8,90& 5,452 269 69 201 15· 60+ 28,416 2,384 5,677 2,866 174 30 lIO 6 Age not stated 13 2 6 7 Bural 3,00,212 ",783 1,00,300 47,461 4,1192 1,329 1,977 1M 0-14 22,646 4,838 16,963 7,887 2,183 9150 144 38 16-19 31,131 4,354 Hi,633 6,876 724 89 226 IT 20-24 32,4()9 4,914 1l,594 6,195 258 27 231 l~' 26-29 31,736 5,731 10,348 7,338 229 35 24.0 18 30-39 63,288 10,305 18,524 13,031 42" 67 495 ~ 40-49 114,480 7,Sa l4.,069 8,972 376 68 344 SO 60-59 36,638 4,468 8,677 3,332 2:W 65 189 15· 60+ 27,872 2,367 5,M7 2,813 153 28 108 6 .Age not stated 13 2 Ii 7 Urban 4,M2 411 1,922 994 246 33 130 0-14 183 22 153 55 53 7 16 16-19 365 27 230 87 23 Ii 17 20-24 42() M 2Q0 lQ3 19 .2 11 25-29 479 45 201 151 19 8 13 30-39 871 104 443 233 42 3 36 40-49 3M 81 as. }1)2 40 2 23 50-59 61 m 120 29 4 1% 'Ot 27 110 113 21 II J A,8 Dot 8,-wd 31 TABLE B-1 PART A- conI. WOBItIllBSAND NON-WORkERS ALCOllI'Jl\(' 1(J MAIN A(1J\11Y CU~fJ})}lJ L1 HJ\ HI' All GliCl')'£- lelll. Workers. ""'1_ - - .- -- - - ~ - _ ~ - -- - - .A- ~ _- - _ - - - _ ------..., v n Manufacturing, PrQcc8sinq, Servicing and Repairs. Constrflction. ~ l>UIriGt. '1otol (a) Household ]ndu.ltry. (h) Other them HOllsehold ItlduB/ry. - - - .A.--_""'I Rural Age- .A..---~ ...... ""'I UrbGn Group Males. Females. JlaleB. Females. Malcs. Female8 (1) (20) (3) (17) (18) (19) (~O) (21) (~2) Dhannapuri DiBkict-eont. Total. Total. 7,166 1,036 11,722 745 4,190 608 0-14 299 104 680 79 :UO 78 15-19 677 115 1,313 65 427 67 20-24 767 Us 1,603 85 469 7' 25-29 811 130 1,596 86 1if14 85 30-39 1,678 258 2,702 192 1,029 ]36 40--49 1,391 Hl6 2,093 137 832 97 50-5~ . 942 90 1,102 56 4.9 52 604 600 45 630 45 210 18 Age not stated. 4 Rural Total 5,667 816 6,539 484 2,870 454 0-14, 229 85 300 42 163 43 11l-19 il47 87 630 43 312 52 20-24 584 96 831 52 3211 ' 60 25-29 660 109 870 65 374 U 30-39 1,307 200 1,596 134 664 104 40-49 1,111 136 1,213 84 512 76 50-59 754 66 678 41 313 39 604 474 37 417 23 147 12 Agenotstated. 4 Urba.n Tota.l 1,499 220 5,183 261 1,320 164 0-14 70 19 380 37 47 31 14-19 130 28 683 22 lUI 15 20-24 183 33 772 33 144 15 25-29 1111 21 726 21 190 17 30-39 371 58 l,lC6 58 38. ill 40-49 ~IIO 30 880 53 210 2l liO-59 188 24 424 IiJ 13' 13 '04 126 8 tIl JJ 8S 6 .... rote.. "~d. 32 TABLE B-I-l>ART A- oolt WOUERB.ilfD NON WOI!EIU AOOORDING TO II... IN ACTITl'rY O:U881J11!lP BY .IIX.oTD AGB QaoUrI- cOltt • ,.. .A.-~--_____"" VII VIII 1% Trodf and oommerce, Transport Storage ond Other 8ervtcu. Totar commUlltCCJtiofl8, Rural Ag&- r- - - _.A.._ -_--, -r--- - A---"" ,,",~--'"""I""___ ~ "",....._....___ - "" Urlxm. Group Jla168. Femalea. Males. ',male8. Malel. I'mal". Malel. Plifllal. (9) (I) (23) (24) (28) (27) (n) (29) (SOl Total Total 22,620 2,653 6,938 287 28,879 11,220 3,11'1,168 '1,09,739 0-14 629 100 . 1~4 II 103 1113 3,14,023 3,39,321 111-19 1,807 113 406 2. 1,211 2U 19,083 49,224 =0-~4 lI,936 1111 9111 3.2 3,918 1197 11,3111 110,3111 211-29 ~,9G6 ~26 1,204 21 5,338 9411 1,104 113,384 30-39 1l,8811 617 2,03' 68 8,1110 1,431 1,168 84,83& 40-49 4,474 639 1,401 86 11,000 1104 1,118 1l4,4n 110-59 2,494 479 813 42 2,894 4119 1,170 36,119 80+ 1,1142 322 11111 17 1,3U 181 13,488 41,320 Agenot stated. 13 60 78 Rural Total 12,208 1,1142 2,668 33 21,385 3,7113 S,20,OG9 6,44,466 0-14 .ali1 39 8 ~ 530 223 2,811,734 3,10,1188 UI-19 887 44 gil 8 1,030 181 111,0114 42,83. 20-24 1,519 89 3811 2,849 1163 3,808 44,1119 215-29 1,591 104. 1104 " 3,9411 634 8211 48,220 30-39 3t HIII 389 881 11 8,210 1,024 81 9 77,291 40-49 2,517 388 1133 3,8G3 illS 708 40,511 1I0-l19 1,3113 301l UT 2,050 344 1,1l91 33,1173 80+ 889" 224 113 l,101l HIt 11,878 37,80, Urban Age not mted. IS 114 61 Total 10,412 I,Ill 4,210 2114 7,294 1,'61 37,099 86,214 0-14, B32 61 116 13 78 30 28,288 28,738 111-19 920 69 309 20 231 47 4,009 8,391 20-24 1,417 88 lIf8 28 1,089 332 1,109 11,778 25-29 1,1184 122 'TOO 11 l,3GS 310 S30 11,14' S0-39 2,1121 248 1,1'111 ''1 2,300 401 348 7,148 40-49 1,9117 2111 8711 114 1,34'1 191 320 ',9111 110-119 1,141 m, 38t 40 841 III 'T9 1,208 '0+ 748 98 U3 15 tl6 II 1,610 3,513 age not stated. .. .. 5 5 33 TABLE B n. WouaS8 ~I!ID NOI!I-'W()1I1U!lIB IN CI'l'IEP~:Nll NO.-cll'l'1' U8II.. 1I J.EEASACCO.RD!.IW TO IIAUI AC:rnln (J ASfUl! I 1>1 S~:x Al\D AGE GROUPS. DHABMAPURI DISTRICT-collI. D,lIric'/OitIiICitJl Urban Agglommp(ivtl/ Total population, Total worker8 (Jullivatorl. tI,O~itli urban ITOtIIfI f'""-~. '--~ J'rban Agglomeralion. Persoll., Males. Females, Male., Fema!e6. Male8. F~mai .. (11 (!l) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (II) Dhll1mapuri Dnarlo. U,_ Tot!>] 1,43,941 73,731 7U,204 36,638 4,862 411 o-a 1i8,737 211,711 29,026 1,423 288 183 .Ill 16-11) 13,755 7,03~ 6,723 3,028 332 866 27 I{)-lll 12,971 6,510 6,461 4,801 683 420 H 25-29 11,426 5,566 5,860 5,236 716 479 411 S0-39 18,335 9,585 8,750 9,236 1,202 871 )04. 4.0-4.9 13,008 7,170 5,838 6,850 887 854 81 50-59 8,089 4,317 3,772 3,838 1i66 646 61 80+ 7,610 3,841 8,769 2,231 256 544 27 Ag. Dot ii_ted 10 i :Dha,rmapur! Diatri~ Non·aty Urbnl~ Total 1,43,941 73,737 70,204 36,638 ',930 4,362 0-1' 118,737 29,711 29,026 1,423 288 183 14~19 13,756 7,032 6,723 3,023 832 866 20-24 12,971 6,010 6,461 4,801 683 ~O 2~211 11,426 0,666 6,860 6,236 716 479 30-89 18,336 9,686 8,760 9,236 1,202 871 40-4.9 13,008 7,170 6,838 6,8050 887 854 li0-59 8,089 4,317 3,772 3,838 1i66 646 00 above 7,610 8,841 8,769 Z,Z31 256 644 q. not .IaNd •. 10 J>huJIlapuri H1IIlioipality Total 40,086 20,734 19,352 10,336 1,:288 979 0-14. 16,041 8,165 7,876 350 74 26 15-19 3,806 1,992 1,814 839 77 86 20-2' 3,696 1,943 l,7G3 1,349 187 81i 21S-29 3,198 1,628 1,670 1,543 178 107 SO-39 11,206 11,653 2,552 2,579 312 )l04 40...,,9 8,824 2,134 1,690 2,043 234 219 '0-119 2,258 1,212 1,044 1,088 156 138 &0+ 2,057 1,000 1.052 544 70 114 10 Age Dot aWed •• 3 2 Total 35,383 17,773 17,610 8,509 1,477 ~2' 4' 0-14, 14,305 7,154 7,151 327 76 111 11-19 3,660 1,833 1,827 719 P3 ~O 2~-2t 3,288 1,593 1,695 1,201 217 ,8 5 ., 2~ 2)72 1,290 1,482 I,199 243 7 34 TABLEB O. W~c\1tSllg \.~) "l )'1' '7n'l:Hl [~ C[rCEl \. 'lJ ;/O'l·:::'rl!' U 13\ 'I H3\l \;: )1'):)1) Tl \t \[)I ~:rlrlr'{ Cr.M!IIPUo U IBX Al'll) .lOI GRouPS Dlttriet/ Oity/CitY Urban A11Io"",rIJ· Tollll population. Tolal _7e", OmtilJlJli1l'I. Iion/Mn-city ur~a'l Towl Ur!lll'l A:J~-Group" r--_--_--"------.. I'"'----A_~ I'"'-_..J..._.., Agglo11l8rotion. PerS0II6, Males, Femaln, MlJles. Fe1MI58, Males. Females. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) KrisbQaglrJ Municipality-~"nt . . 30-39 4,411 2,346 2,065 2,251 368 93 10 40-49 3,139 1,692 1,4-47 1,1i89 249 llft 1184 • 50-59 1,952 968 808 167 88 11 60+ 1,856 897 959 965 04, 87 4. Age not stated .. •• Total 111,591 8,604 7,987 4,236 393 fl 3,349 3,3lil 0-14 MOO 203 16 I 15-19 1,566 789 777 317 17 20-24 I,lili! 820 732 626 43 25-29 1,903 689 - 71' 623 53 30-39 2,1113 1,16.5 9&1.: 1,074 106 109 • 4,().49 818 608 752 1.426 M 88 7 Ill!) 110-59 ails '80 44' 49 Gil J 60+ 893 456 437 297 34 '18 Age not stated •• " Total l4.,455 7,430 7,025 3,806 3SS 794 JI 0-14 6,197 3,120 3,077 192 27 24 I 15-19 1,322 694 62!i M2 38 76 I 20-2~ 1,190 567 623 465 69 87 a 25-29 1,044- 1i09 li35 484 40 81 I 30-39 1,742 919 823 000 87 159 It 4,()...j9 1,226 655 1i71 640 78 131 II 50-59 866 496 :no 459 39 130 2 60+ 66[> 398 314, 22 lOb Age not ftllted •• " Total 13,550 G,497 1,384 969 867 0-14 11,9711 3,1l7 2,fl62 166 20 63 1,147 1109 538 265 fl 6jj , 1~-~4 ~.]J3 516 1197 403 64 81 10 !lJ.-2~ 1,121 552 66~ 520 67 72 12 ~O-39 1,783 113li 848 88i llJ 121) 19 40-49 647 (121 '90 II! lJ1 17 360 314, 327 3O-li~ 14 !IO 12 G(l'j- 316 1I7i 101 i1 71 A" ro"',teil ...... 35 'f-'lJLE B,II-WOBKlIBoIAlm NOlr'WOBDBllN OITJJ!I jJ[]) JlOM-CrrY UDAl' AMI"'S AoooBDm(l TO HAm 40!1U!'r CU_ IIY 8I!X AND AG1HIBOUPII-COm. D4IIridIOity'CitY Urban AW"",,",' If1m NOtl·Oily Urban/Totm Agf Group •• TOlal populc!liotl. TofIIltllOl'u" culmItorI. urbatt agglomtr4UotN. r-----"---. r---....A.-...... r" . ,....., PI1r'Otil. Mal,,· Fsmol", .Mol", l'tmGl... MaIM, ,,,,.. (I) (:l) (3) (4.) (5) (II) (7) (8) (0) (5,030 3,Of.5 ~4 llIIv.ip"Uinarr Pff'Cru.,u •. " '1'otal 12,107 6,077 479 13 0-14 4,629 2,328 2,301 7S 32 2 15--11} 1,209 599 il0 m ao 10 2 20-24 1,053 636 lilT 40b 62 23 !6-20 973 458 516 44.1 82 38 1 30-39 1,517 761 766 742 105 4b ~49 1,194 614 680 602 ill 70 4 50-59 786 406 379 377 i7 511 2 110+ 741 3&3 Silt! 211 23 " 3 Age not ate tea. .. 6 2 • YeJlOOode P&nolt .., ...... Total. 11,769 6,066 5,703 3,fI~3 436 /i1l6 108 0-14 .. 4,886 2,478 2,408 107 23 1& I 111-19 1,041 1116 Il~ 29. 36 10 11 iO--U 1,079 1136 144- 449 11 60 16 lll-29 9111 440 476 426 ISS 77 l' 30--39 1,1$24 116 708 SOG lli 129 32 40-49 1,062 610 412 1103 91 109 n 30"""'9 .. 6G8 a51 301 335 44 711 8 •0+ 600 314 286 199 26 41 5 Age not .taietl. Worker. m Agricultural llibourefli Liw .1OcA:, /ort#y, Fulling Mimng alld Quawr- Huflt'ng and plantlltwn 'ng. orclitJdB and aZli6d activitiu. ~--~~------~ ------...._----._...... MA!fl8. F~. MAlea, Femolfl8 MolM. ]'"",.. (10) (11) (12) (18) (14) (11) I ., Toiai l,G22 DD4 24,6 33 130 U 0-14 1111 bii sa 7 lG II IS-Ill 230 87 21 5 17 2 20-24 200 103 19 2 11 6 201 151 19 13 12-14-6 36 fABLE B U-WOIDU.t.ND NO}~'WOUERS IN OlTIiI AND JrON-CITY URBAN ARW ACCORDING TO MAIN ACTIVITY CLAUIJIW) BY bX .um AOB-OROUPS-COl'il, Worker, II III IV ,-----~ __..A..- ______Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Fish. Mining IlIId QuCll'f'tl1nJ ootricl/Oity/CiIY Urban Age aroUjl labourers, i.ny, Hunting and Pian. Agglomeration /Non-Oily lalion, Orchard8 ana Urbcm/Town/Town Ur/lltl allied aaiMes, Agg!omeraRolI. .----..A. .---"------. r-~ Mal" FemaIt, Mole, Femalu Male8 FtmGk, (1) (2) (10) (11) (1.2) (13) (14) (15) DlaallD3puri DisW!iot U,ban-conl •. , 30-39 443 233 42 3 36 J 40-49 834 192 40 J U J o0-ll9 231 120 29 4 12 60 above 130 53 U 2 2 Age bot sta.ted Jha:rlu~p1lli Distnot Non·cit,. Urban Total 1,1122 994 246 23 130 26 0-14, 153 55 113 7 16 e 15-19 230 87 %3 • 17 S 20-!H 200 103 19 2 11 ~ 25-29 201 161 19 ! 13 4 30-39 443 233 42 a 36 2 40-49 334 192 4() J 23 J 50-1l9 231 1?0 29 , \ 12 60 + 130 53 :U .II 2 Age not sta.ted .. 2 l)harlDapuri Municipality .. Total 299 138 40 28 0-14 ZIJ 8 8 3 15-19 31 7 5 7 20-24 27 17 5 J 25-29 36 19 3 .. 30-39 66 ll9 5 3 .. 40-49 62 34 8 n 50-59 36 19 6 60+ 21 b 2 Ago not ,tl1trd iirisJmagui Munieipabt) .. Tot,,] 209 220 70 17 61 3 0-14 13 <1 16 4 2 15-19 15 16 2 20-2 .. ~2 24 6 6 25-29 IS 43 4 6 It J 30-39 54 oil 13 2 25 40-49 46 40 14 8 50-59 26 31 4 2 II 6U-t- 16 11 " . APDot8$14~ 37 TABLE B D-WOIIUlIII AND NON·WORKERS IN Omu UD NON'CITY UBBAN AmlAS AOOORDING '1:0 BlAIN ACITMT1' 1lt.U.1IIPiID BY 8lIX AND AGB-GBOUPS-C9nt. Work6r8 II III IV Agricultural labourm Li'V68tock, F{)'l'68try, FiBhing, Mtning. lind Q~ Hunting and Plantation .ng. District/Oity/City UrblJrl Age-Group Orchards and olUed Agglomerrltion /Non-O"y tlCtiviti68. tJrbMI/ToWll/Town Urbon ,-~ ~-----. r-_--.A.------:"-\ Agglomeration. Mol88. FemtJlu, Malss. FlII1IlIlu, Malu, F_". (1) (2) (10) (11) (Ill) (13) (14) (Iii) ROIIu)' Panch~yllt .. Total 359 611 42 5 0-14, 4,! Ii 6 3 15-19 4.9 2()"'24 39 'T 3 25---29 35 II 11 30---39 57 1Z 6 4()-49 67 8 6 50-59 4.3 14 8 60+ 27 12 9 Age not stoted r 'lllkaIrlkoit& Panohayat ., Total 319 8' 52 7 0-14- .. 211 lQ IB 15-19 8 6 I 2()"'Z4 "as II 1 25-29 30 B 6 3Q-39 77 21 II 4G-49 4.2 21 7 1I()"'59 40 6 II 60+ 24 : Age not stated HIIorIIl PaMhsyat .. Total 4.49 194. III 39 20 0---14 26 6 2 11 9 15-19 62 18 3 , 2 20---24 4.3 liS ~ I 3 25-29 ru. ilt. 5 2 3()...39 125 .f8 iJ ... 6 2 40-4,9 66 41 8 2 50-119 11-19 9 U ~I'\ r,' .v~·",,, 12 19 12·14-6a 38 TABLB B D-W'oaaBI .urn NOJI',wODJIBI br CII'l'l.' AlID NON, Crrr UBB.Alf ...... AOOOllDINQ l!O lUDr 40fiJITr OLUIII'DIP BT .a.urD 4Q.. Gl\OUl'I-CO"'. Worker, 11 m -'griculRwallabour", LWtaIoek, F~atr1J, Huming lind PlIJnllJtilm,''''''ng, OrMat'da and allied activitiH. ,....__-"--~ '----"-----., ,..___~ MtJlt6. Fff1IGl8. MaIM. F~. M•. 1-'". (%) (10). (H) (12) (13) (It) {lit %6-29 lIS U i 30-39 21 U I to-49 11 11 !l 60-159 14 14 1 .. !IO+ 6 5 Age DOt ~te*, .. PlIlaood. Pa.nohayat •. Total 192 13' 11 0-14 %2 IS 15-19 20 111 a0-24 24 10 .29 18 LI 80-3~ 43 II II I *'49 1111 U I 1J0-1S9 .u III 10+ 11 10 Aae lloi "ated. 1Yor~." '--~ V VI JilJ'lluJfJofUring. Pr~' B~ aM Repa''', (]O!I8In1D1ion. ,----...... (a) (b) H0U8~'fIo1d IndU61ry. Olh~ tha" H0U81 hold Inliuatry • ~ .A Males. Fernal". Malu. Fernalu.'" Valu. FMIOI", (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) DhB.rmapuri DiilM10t Urban .. Tot'll 1,499 220 5,183 261 1,320 lilt 0-14 70 19 380 37 47 31 15-19 130 ll8 683 22 115 III 20-24 183 32 772 33 144 II 25-29 151 21 125 21 190 17 30-39 3'11 59 1,106 68 36& 3t 40-49 280 30 880 53 260 ~I 50-59 188 24 424 Ui 136 13 60+ .. 128 8 213: 22 63 6 ~Qo'l$ated 39 'IABLJ: B II-WGJIItIIM 4JID WOl:,,-WO&K1ilIII 011 arm.. 4JID NON-Om UBB~N Au~8 ~CCOBDINIl TO MAIN AOTIVITY CLASSIJ'I)lD BY 1ft .l..ND AGE GBOU?$-~O"'. V VI. ,....JlMlUf~, Pf'OI)fIl1ng Seroicing IJIId Repat" Go",Iroction ~ r----~ (a) (b) l)i.,rwl/Oitll{Oitll Urlultt ilge..(}rollps Hou,ehold lfUJuI'ry. OllKr than h0'U8~hold .4.gglQmeratiol{ NOflo(Jil!l indll#lf7J. 17roan/Towtt/Town17,_ AggIomel'llti(}lI. Matu. F.matu. Males. Ftmales. Males. 1'",..1". (1) (2) (16) (1 ') (18) (19) (20) (21) DiI ...... pm Di_ot ·NCl1 TOWll 1,499 220 5,183 261 1,320 Ill' 0-14, 10 19 380 37 47 lli 111-19 130 28 683 22 115 Ii 20-24 183 32 m 33 144 16 :l0-29 Illl 21 7~(i 21 190 17 30-311 m ~ 1,106 58 365 32 '0-4Q ~O 30 880 53 260 21 ilO-iiIl 188 24 424 15 136 13. &0+ U6 ~ 213 %2 63 6 Age not Rtated Dh",map1ll'i MuuicipaJit.y .. ., Toial 4fl4 89 1,558 48 465 63: 0-14 16 5 lloi 8 16 9 Ill-III 19 6 223 3 45 0. 20-24 6.5 13 224 7 54 10 26-29 41 8 186 3 59 8 30-39 lit II 321 11 128 II 40-49 III 12 286 7 87 12 liO-li9 T' 9 141 3 47 /). ' 80+ 43 Ii 6? 6 29 0. Age not BtaMd Kriahllftgiri Munioipaliey .. .. Total 306 26 1,277 40 353 42- 0-14 13 91 2 14 17 15-19 41 180 27 4 20-24 34 5 217 5 38 25-29 35 3 183 61 ~ 30-39 82 10 291 13 101 9 ~O-49 44 3 193 9 63 it 50-59 36 4 19 5 38 " 60+ 21 43 • 11 Age not statt'd \"OIIIJ Paqchflyat Totil ~fl7 28 576 37 1419 20 0-14 16 3 62 11 4 6 16-1 20 3 79 4 11 20-2 36 5 69 14 2 26-29 31 2 71 11 3 40 TABLE B II-WORKERS AND NON-WORKIliRB IN OITIBS AND NON-CITY URBAN AREAS AOOORDING TO MAIN AOTmTY OLAS8D'IBD BY SIX AND AGE GROUPS-GOm. V Mllnufucturing, ProOOlJsing, S8rvicing and Repairs ,.------'---_.. (a) (b) District/Oity/Olly Urban Age-Group HoU88Mld Industry. Otharlhan MUMhold VI Agglomerationl Non-Oity indWltry. ofI8IftICtion. Urban/Town/Town Urban r-._-J>-..._ '""\ ,...... -----"----...... ,...... -.A. Agglomeration Malas. Females. Males_ Ji'emat... MaIM. F~,. (1) (2) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) Hosur Panohayat---conl, .. 30-39 75 124 6 62 4 40-49 .0 4. 100 8 4,6 2 50-59 25 3 48 J 16 60+ 24 33 , 1 Age not stated .. Denkanikotta Panchaya t -. Total 89 N 160 II .. 0-14 (I t 61 , 15--19 11 II I , 20-24 , 11 a u • 25--29 12 , , 11 • 30--39 23 8 101 11 a, 40-49 10 8 93 l' , 50-59 9 3 97 '5 60+ 9 21 S 4 Age not stated ld limit Panohe.y!\t .. T.1t91 53 3113 0 10' I f--l! I 20 15-19 :I 38 I • 20-21. n G2 I 11 25-·29 4 e4 .. a• 80-39 11 &3 " I ~-49 14 " JI 50-59 I 29 11 .. 60+ , 11 Age ml, dllM..t IbYe111",u-inam Pal ~j1~J~.t " TIJt.I I&S 11 III '8 119 24 0-14 8 21 11 I 2 lE-1I1 15 2 ~ I U 4 20-24 18 81 41 IS 2 25-29 17 80 f 1. 2 '30-a1l 48 2 108 7 til 8 (0-49 17 lit 10 20 3 ;0-59 !6 5 15 J 12 3 ~",1" U :23 ! 9 Ap Ilui '~8o"d .. .. 41 'fABLE B II-WoBKmll UD NON'W01tKmRll IN OITIB' AND NON-0ITY URBAN AlmAS ACCORDING TO :MAlN AOTlVITY "uABilIJ'11II) BY e!lx AND AGE-GROUPS-Cont. Workers ._____ ~ __A--_-~------., V VI. Manufacturing,_-____ proces8ing----A- servicing______and repairs-, , ___construction.--.A. __ --, DtltrlctlCit ylCity (0) (b) Urban AgglomeratioNI Household 11Idustry. Otherthan household Non· City Urban/Town/ indUstry. TOWII urban Agglomeration. ,..-._....._------, ,..-----.A.-_...., Age-Group. Males. Females. Males. FefHales. Males. F8fIIlJl68. (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) PM8000de Pallchsyat .. Total 188 328 18 58 0-14 11 3 2 li-19 13 5 4 20-24 18 2 S :15-29 11 12 30-39 39 11 40-49 24 3 55 4 11 50-li9 14 25 6 60+ 8 15 3 4 .+.cenot stated. Workers r-____A _____ ~~ ,..--.__ --_ -..A.--___'-"'l VII VIII IX X Tradeand com- Transport, Storage 01 her servictIJ. NOll"'U·orkers. merce. and communi- cations. ,-__...A..~ ,---"------, ,-__..;...-----" ,------"-----, •"41'~8. F6'l1rt.les. 14,-.163. Fpmales. Males. Females . Males. Femall!8. (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) Dh IIormtlpuri Distriil1i TotRl 10,412 1,111 4,270 2M 7,294 1,467 37,099 65,~74 0-14 332 61 116 13 73 30 28,288 28,738 15-19 920 69 309 ~O 2al 57 4,009 6,391 20-24 1,417 88 566 28 J ,069 332 l,j09 5,778 25-29 1,365 122 700 17 1,3!;3 310 330 5,144 30-39 2,527 248 1,175 57 2,300 407 349 7,548 40-49 1,957 251 875 64 1,347 191 320 4,951 50-59 1,141 174 386 40 645 115 479 3,206 60 + 753 98 143 15 236 25 1,610 3,513 Age not stilted 5 5 Dhllrmap"ri Distriot Non-City Urban Total 10,412 I,m 4,270 254 7,294 1,467 37,099 65,274 0-14 332 61 116 13 73 30 28,288 28,738 15-11l 920 69 309 20 231 57 4,009 6,391 20-2. 1,4U 88 566 28 1,069 332 1.70~ 5,77t; IG-ii ],365 112 700 17 1,393 3.10 330 '.144 42 'fABLE B II-WoBlOlDll AND NOY-WOBXEBS II!I CI'rIlIII AND NON-CITy DRDAM AREAS AOCOIlDING TO MAIN ACtIVITY (,LAllInD!l1' 8EX AN'D AGE-GROUl'S-conl. vm IX x Tmd6 and 1lOfII· Trampo!'! Storage OIllSI' 8fflJjcc, • No,," IVOI'k .., Bi,If'jCl/Oity/Uily Urboo Agglorlfra _ce. and COf'MIIunicaHoJl8. Hon/Non Oily UrlJimjTown!TolJIfI r--,..____..... r--~ ~~ Agglomeration. MaZes. F'emaltI. Malu. F'6fTIIJl68. MtJl6B. F'~,. MalM. 1'''''''' (I) (2) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) Dho.rmapuri Distriot Non-City- 30-39 2,1)27 248 1,175 57 il,lIOO 407 349 7,648 -contd. Urban 40-49 1,957 il51 875 6' 1,347 191 320 50-59 1,141 174 386 40 64Ii illS 479 3,2011 60+ 753 98 143 III lI36 25 1,610 3,1118 Age not stated I) II Dharma.puri Municipalift' Total 2,804 8G 2,BIS1l '70 1 O,~39 18,064 0'-14 S6 20 .. 9 17 II 7,811i 7,802 1Il-!9 263 18 83 8 117 I " l,lli3 ·l,78T 20.... 24 38~ 17 10 8 1'6· loa i 69' 1,1166 25-29 386 29 1147 II U7 96 81i 1,891 30-39 662 411 ali8 U 74,0 140 7, 2,24.0 40-49 51!' 68 t85 20 4211 60 \ 91 1,4116 !I Xriosh:llglri '.!unicipalitr Totlll .. 2,785 588 1,144 42 1,830 452 9,:.n4 16,138 0-14 llli 36 25 2 21 10 6,82'1 '1,073 llH9 267 III 87 -4 73 13 1,114 1,734, 20-24 387 62 160 7 :8(1 106 392 1,478 25 .... 29 371 71) 167 6 306 97 91 1,239 aO-39 691 3~2 g 673 US 91S 1,697 40-49 488 260 9 359 liB 103 1,1118 IW-I)U 281 90 II HiO 3' 160 817 60+ 186 33 '1 II U2 896 Age not stated Tot&] 91i8 114 877 8 942 141 ,368 7,69' 0-14 It 1.8 1 II , 8,146 1,816 15-19 19 12 1 12 II 760 20-2' 121 t ISS I 131 H 689 '6-29 130 8. 80 117 21 661 .30-39 241 10 116 J91l ~ 881 4649 1111 11 62 171 13 110 00·119 108 7 36 I 90 111 331 80+ n 11 11 38 40~ AII~.ot ••••M' .. .. 43 i TABLE-B-IJ oom. W9GIIIS UD NOII'''Gall",lJ1 OlrIlIJ AND ~O~-()IY U,allA.N AlIIA.a AOCO:BDIN'G TO JU.~ ... ann" ~IRD BY. IRX AN'D AGR .-ovrl.-cottl. m .~ ~ X ~ .nd com- T,..1I6porlBtorag. Of/~ mvict,. NMI- Worksr•• _ct. and OommtJnicMiolII. " i--",,_--:"'I ~ r---~ ~. MIlfH: Ftmalfl. ~alu. FHIIIJlI. MafH. FtmGlu. Males •. B'tm4[a,. (a2) (28) (2') (25) (20} (27) (2&) (20) \ •• T 20..2. 117 63 6 67 18 102 25\.29 ' 103 2 63 105 15 25 " 30-\9 213 7 121 7 180 18 19 4O-4~, 169 7 80 11 101 12 . \ 15 ~O~\ 120 6 4.0 9 60 11 37 GO+ 89 II 28 26 1116 A.ge~Ot8~ ," 'oo •• Total 411 298 20 637 100 1,669 6,0.1 O-H, 1, II II 2,951 ',sa 15-19 .. U t 1. 4 , 3" "91 2~' 311 1 89 31 113 ~3 25-29 ! 65 IU 27 82 002 80 .... 9 10 U 217 21 54 710' ((49 " l' OIJ , lllI 12 26 198 110-49 12 l!4 , .. 8 33 t80 60+ 6 '1 1 ,14. 1 llIl 262 Age not !tI!ted ~vori.pattinam hlohayat.. • • Total 1,061 011 '.7 1138 HI 11,982 5,11111 ()...H, 26 '1 3 8 2,2110 1,269 :1.6-19 fiB 20 a 111 2 863 180 21'-24 138 3 31S 2 86 %8 128 4.511 25-29 131 I 30 % 107 83. 17 438 30-39 248 l' 64 I 167 III 9 fiel ~-49 i13 21 113 '1 0. II 12 ~91 W-1i9 129 17 liS II 113 II 29 321 60+ 00 7 10 13 , 172 331 .Age not suted 2 •• Total 1,111 'Ii 'OJ 29 4.25 83 11,2111 t II 7 2,3,S 1 38 II 49) 12-14-7 !fAIlLE' U. n. t WOIlJ,l!;lIS AND NON-WClIXl!;l Worm ,...--- VII vm IX ~ Di6t,ibt! Oit yl City Tracl6 and com- TratlBpon. SIM'fJgI Other""'. 1I1oa. Jr.... Urban Aaaloflle'_ Age. f71erca. CInd Oommumcationa. tiontNon Ouy Urbu.n/Town/ (JroIiP ~ r---_'__~ ,----' _._w ...... ', t""''''··'''''_''~·-'-'''''·~~ !L'l)'IIItIfAggZomeration, 110168. Femal68. Mal68. F'malI. Malu. FetIICIle. M .... P.... I~, (1) (2) (22) (23) (24) (26) (26) (27) ,2S) (2" I' Jacode Panchayat-cont 20-24 174 1 65 2 64 SO 4ft 25-29 146 ; 48 2 ISO 11 14" m S0-39 260 10 121 4 128 2t 't .. 4049 203 13 80 13 Sf Ii 'I au. G(H)9 114 P 49 6 59 8 U 21'- 60+ 92 I) 15 : 11 •• 115 2.- Agen.o~ ,~ atated. .. .. 45 TABLEB·m PART .... 'OI' l' l'ri~ 28,053 l4.,310 13,74.3 8,990 331 Middle 17,120 9,40GB 7,652 6,133 39, Matricut.,tilJtl or lIighOO' SeoOndary 10,363 7,320 3,043 ',929 608 NOl1.Toobnical DiplGma 9r certificate not equl\l til D~greo 169 Il2 47 118 17 1'echnica.! Diplome. or Certifioate Dot eqWlI to Dagroo 146 140 6 127 I) Graduate D&gree Itther thaa Toohnio~ ;li5(i 515 ,0 403 10 Degree. l'aJt Grad\l~ts Degree etb.er thlln Teoh"i- 4.6 ·14 2 40 1 _I Degree. Toolmioal Degree Clt'r Diploma equal 463 378 i6 355 78 toD&gl'88orPestarailuate Degree. E~ and Technology 7.'l 73 65 - Medieine Gil J5 10 62 II) A.grieu.lt1U8''''"ter~1&D~rying 30 30 10 .. TeaohiaI il" ." 10' 68 ~0UMn -.. ~ 3 .. 46 TAllLE B·llI J'AlIoT·A t~A CLAS!1l1CJ.1TC. 01 WOlnU AIID JtO ••W()l~I" A.CColiIlI){Q TOloU.:nl AC'lITIlT By IlDUCAtIONAL LEVELS III tllI!!!N AlIE,U ONl-l'! - ton'. FULL-OOUll:!'. Work.""A._- - ______""" I III IV Li1)6Btock, FiBhiflll Hunting, Plantations (Ju1,iuaror" , Agricultural OrchardB and Allied Minin:g ond Labourera. activitie8, Quarfing. ,.. ,_" '__'-"---. r----"-----. r-- ,.} -...._ Male" FemaI6~. Males. F~ malfB. Male8. Femaloi. Male8. Femal~.;e (~) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (U) (Ii) Total 4,362 4U 1,922 99' 24~ sa UO 2 Illiterate 2,371 1175 1,40S iHH ISO 82 96 25 Literate (without ~duce.ticnall~vel) 596 2 2U 1 25 16 .. Ptimary 819 17 218 :n 24 16 .. MiIddle 366 17 66 10 I) a .. MatricUlation or Higher Secondary 201 17 18 1 9- .. Non-Technical Diploma Of Certificate noteque.lto Degree. Technical D>ploma or Certilicete LO~ eq ual to DegroQ. .. Gradua.o Degree othor thlln Technical 7 degree. Post Graduate Degree other than Techni .. ca I Degree. TeolUlical Degree or Diploma equal 2 1 o. to Degree or Poet Graduate Degree. •• Engineering arId T.chonology •• Moo)ciue •• Agrioulture, VeteriIlary, DalryiIlj! •• f' Teaching 1 •• Others f' CLAIIlJIOATION OJ WO.ltXpB J.lIIll NOlf.WOR][ERS A.CCOBDrNQ T6 KAlIil ACTIVny HIIoIIyllL8 I. valAll AlI•• -.. O.NLY-COAI. FVLLCOVN~. ~~~- - -...... _ ~-~- -.--~------.- ...... ~ ~-- - --,------V. VI. vn. El(j,oationalle1le!s. ManuJacluri,,g, Prous&i_ng, Berl'ici'llg alt4 CI)1l8i,\jttiVtl. !l'fllde tlnd OomrrierC6. (1) ]l,p"t16. r-----·-----··..A..-·~- .--..... _ -~ (IJ) (6) H()u8e.ho!dl!Ulustry. Other IkanHouse. hOldlndUSlry. ,..___ J -~ r-~-._.l ~-Jo.__ • -... ,. ,-_-- r----.Jo~--_ Males. Females. Maies. Femalu. Males. Femalee. Male8. FemaleB. (15) (16) (17) (m' (lilt (20) (21) (22) 1,499 2:& 5,IS3 261 1,320 1M 10,412 l,lll Illitrate 499 152 1,598 187 596 14,9 2,606 978 Litera~e (w itOllt educ"tionQUevel) 822 I) 464 ~ 13 179 a Priml\rY 515 41 1,72S '-7 407 IS 3,134 II9' Middle 137 IS 1,119 llJ 2" I,!" M"trioull\tion or Righer SecondQry Non- 26 3 231 I I,ll! .1' Technical Diploma or Cerrificate not l'1 "'1 n .. equill to Degree .. Technical Diploma or Certificllte not equll1 II 4. 8 1 to Degree. , Graduate Degr~e other than Technicll1 II 1 183 Degree. Post Graduate Degr~e other than Teehni. I 15 cal Degree. ... Technical Degree uf Diploma eq1U\l 4. 10 to Degree or Post Graduate Degree. Engineering and Technology • :I Medicine 1 Agriculture, Veterinl\rY, Dairying 2 Teaching J Other ! Wtrkers r~~~~~~~~~-~~~ __ ~A_~_~ __ ~~~~~~~ VIII. IX. X. Edu~tional Lev~18. Tran'port, stordQe and Other ServiclI8. Non· Workf". Oommunication. r-~--"""'_'-~---. .-~.__.,-,_____..,..A..-____,..-...._., - ...... r-~'__"~'..A " ..." Malts. pemal68. Males. Female8. Maws. l'.malf.. (23) (24,) (25) (26) (27) (28) Total 4,270 254 7,294 1,467 37,099 65,27' Illiterate 1,794 233 802 389 17,17jJ 39,121 Literate (without edllcational level) 380 587 3 8,721 2,973 Primary 990 14 1,140 81 5,320 13.4U KiddIe 665 4 1,234 SOl 3,335 7,268 Matrioo10tiOn or Higher SecondarJ 4(\3 3 2,883 5S3 2,391 2,437 Non·Technice,1 Diplo 140 or Certificat;e 6 17 17 4 8G not equal to Degree. TecbnialDiplom8 or cetificate not equal 8 95 5 13 1 .0 Degree. Graduate Degree other th8.n Technical 23 177 9 112 30 Degree. lostGraduateDegreeothertMn Technj. 24 4, 1 Oa 1 Degree. Teohnical Degreeor Diploma eque,l 1 335 78 2~ , to Degreeor Poot-graduateDegree. Engineering and Technology 56 o. S :Medioine III It> 3 .. Agrioulture, Veterina.ry, Dairying III ., I •• Teaching 1 .. 102 68 It I' !»bera - •• 1 •• 49 O-SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TilLU. fable O-IV-Single Year Age-Returns. The Table gives Single year age data. It re(.mb!es Table-C-IV of 1981 Censes. The Tabu!ation by single <" ge return was done in 1951 f r the first rme but it was done in 1951 year the first time bot it wason a sample basis of 10 rer cent while in 1961 it was )resented on a fuU count oasis. No slllgie year age leiun Wdi l, tuIdcd bcfcrc 195'. Thc~:t;h i~ 1971 Censes this tab:e has been sugges;ed to be prepared on a sample b Appendix to Table, C-IV gIves the distributi(n of persons by five year age groups, sex' wise for both the Rural aId Urban areas of the district. c· VII-Religion-This table like its correEIJ(nding Ta hIe C·VlI ill If 61 has bcen pre pared on full coune for tota.l, rural ~nd urban population. It gives the distribution of the population by ReligioJ1.. The units for presentation of figures for this table in 1961 were total/rural/urban are~s for the district and rural area for taluks. The units for presentation of figure for this table in 1971 a.re tota.l/rura.l/urban areas for the district/ " talukjsub·talukjcity}townjuiban agglon:elatiwl".: '1 te ('etai]s (f S(fts, tel: efs for Which data have been clubbed are '8i yen jn an Anuexure. I ' I O-VITI-Scheduled Cafites and Scheduled Tribes '(Part A and B) Classification h,. literacy and industrial category of wOlkers and non-wolkers ac(oldillg to n~a5n adiviiy among Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes. Thir:; table hn.s been rrert'ICa.. [or t0tp,1, Iura18.J'Hl mrl'n F'Il11I'ti(Jl en fu11 (nnt. It gives the total population o(SeheduI€d Castes and EchduIcd TritH u ... d tteir didlil uCcn by litera.cy and classification of workers into diffelmt industrial catcgc1riUl at.d tte total number of non· workers. This is a general table that is pn'p8orcd for tle Ec}-.cc.u!cd Cm.t€s and Scheduled Tribes. The table gives figures for districtjta!1!k/wl:-tah k/fity,i( v n/ urba.n a~glomeration. Appendix to Table C-VIIr Part A gives individual castewise deta.ils on literacy for tota.l/rural/urban' area.s for districtjtaluk/sub-taluk/cityjtown/wblIn agglcIlnatitn. AplIendix to Table C--VilI Part B gives simila.r details for individual ~chedultd TriJ;e,. 50 TABLE OOIV..... SIN'QLE YEAR AGE RETURNS (I'ULI. OOl7N'T), 2' 1Ial. Rural. Urbaft. --~__,.__---'"" r----.A.-----""\ r------.A.----_ MalM. P~. Males. F~. .volta. FemalfJ8. (1)' (3) (4) (6) (G) (7) AliA••• 8111,Z74 121l,ISOl 778,537 16lS.297 13,737 70,204 () 2.3,779 23,8153 20,777 21,836 2,002 2,017 1 15,462 14,853 13,890 13,36& 1,572 1,'S/) 3 27,887 26,966 25,614 ",866 2,1I73 2,lQ() 3 28,935 29,155 26,749 26,977 2,186 2,178 4 26,350 :25,321 24,159 23,168 1,191 2,um /J 29,123 :27,796 26,855 21S,686 J,:!OS 2,110 2'r,()41 • 25,097 24,879 23,166 2.162 1,931 1 %7,676 28.590 25,500 26,374. 2,176 2,216 S %8,256 29,231 26,105 26,991 ',151 2,24.0 i 2(1,188 9 20,928 18,435 19,069 1,753 1,859 If) 3(),9IH 34,105 28,580 31,642 MOl 2,463 II 12,535 12,800 11,183 11,407 1,352 1,393 11 i\MOO 27,142 27,019 25,044 2,381 2.008 16,500 13 15,210 15,0115 13,727 '1,434 1,483 14,795 14 12,70B 13,38<1 11,4.09 1,.09 1,300 lli 21,611 15,432 19,885 13,936 1,726 1,497 111,408 14 13,111 18,983 11,731 1,380 17 10,977 -9,336 9,869 &,22$ 1,113 18,448 li,7Sl 14., 7()o 18 13,04.7 1,663 1,734 8,858 19 7,651 7.US 6,6112 l,llO 999 18,783 22,096 17,009 10 19,785 1,774 2,311 9,836 8,279 .1 8,54.4. 7,398 1,092 881 15,7111 IS,6ll 14,154 22 14,919 1,6')7 1692 9,720 9,018 8,595 a3 8,165 1,125 853 24 1,171 7,037 6,289 6,313 882 72~ '16 24,639 22,277 32M4 29,130 2,362 2,B94 16 8,474 9,564 7,632 8,789 842 7711 27 11,101 9,645 8,228 8,852 873 793 10,282 12,285 9,230 2& ll,276 1,052 1,009 4.,392 ',669 3,955 .,280 29 437 389 29,035 35,478 26,232 30 32,629 2,803 2,489 31 a,781 3,664 3,435 3,449 1146 215 lI2 10,668 10,450 9,771 9,617 897 833 4,8119 4,438 3,\)91 sa 421 332 '-135 4,064 3,813 3,818 :14 322 2&6 I' 3l,ftl 3~,1119 28,963 29,489 " S994 '.883 6,626 '.4G'7 51 l'A.BLE-C-IY SINGLl YEAR AGE RETURI"S (FULL CQUNT)-ett.', TOII./. RUral fj,btln, r------~--.__, ,..----_. ...__------., ,----.-...J<.,._~ bl-,r()IIp1. Males. Females. Malu. Fema/", M'les. Fornales. (1) (2) (3) (4) III) (7) AIIA,.~t. 37 6,330 6,2511 6.797 4,~81) tl33 37(' 6,838 6,838 11,238 6.%66 GOO 672 1,171 3,216 S,I34 3,0%9 1S7 187 80,181 %7,941 17,478 !1S,620 2,703 2,m 2,7117 2,14.8 %,004 2,031 193 117 6,Q5~ 5,lS1 6,3Q9 4,810 IISIi :m 8,376 2,1180 3.121 2,404 255 176 2,409 !,234 1.789 175 143 .. 5 %6,708 22,358 24,441) 20,424- 1,260 1,934 46 3,718 2,930 3,478 J,734 240 196 47 3,~34. 1,673 3,546 2,51~ 288 154 41 4,582 3,883 4,236 3,588 340 295 .. ~ ',271 1,906 2,120 1,775 151 131 50 %%,1168 20,9611 21,015 HI,073 1,1143 1,89B 6] 1,860 1,369 1,766 l,3U 911 64 i2 4,0113 3,062 3,789 2,866 .264 1116 63 1,87. I,S65 1,746 1,287 133 78 " 2,044 1,6311 1,897 1,1l57 147 n II 15,624 lS,.24g 14,132 12,103 1,19' 1,086 II 1,681 1,000 S,516 1,881 1ft. " 2,0$2 1,38S 1,1160 1,304- as 81 1& %,3g7 1,194 2,230 ; _1,8110 167 144 ,~ 1,249 990 1,160 954 89 10 111,603 16,46g 15,188 14,101 1,317 U!(" el 1,043 822 984 794 I. IIJ lI,2tH 1,C38 2,088 1,54.0 n 1,010 6' 767 P37 715 73 IJ M 957 046 881 1120 '6 16 6G 8,363 8,163 8.282 7,613 li81 ISO 18 754 714 578 40 24 117 877 734 121 433 .6 46 U 913 854 836 18t 1i1 72 530 4Jtl) ell 4GII It 29 lO '7.441 5,743 fl '71 '4S 322 23 71111 1I3( Sill III 43 ll09 H7 !io6 ~or 23 20 248 286 230 24 1E 52 TABLB-C-IV SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS (FULL COUNr)-eon!. TOlal. Rural. Urk". ,--_A .... ,....-- .Age-lrouP·· Males. Females. Males. Females. Malel. Fe""""• (1) (2) (3) (-4) (5) (6) (7) AU 1I"I8-o,m. 71S a,i4T 2,847 3.043 2,600 204 197 16 351 ISO 3a6 270 II 16 'rf HI4 114 UI~ 86 11 9 '18 149 114 234 174 16 10 79 123 lOIS 117 101 G 4 .0 !l,103 2,G1I5 2,475 2,'47 2ii 248 81 143 108 132 107 11 11 194 174 185 161 I) 13 sa 82 45 74 41 8 4 84 G9 64 64 10 1 4 U 119 129 110 042 69 87 16 79 1116 711 UI1 4 II 1'1 III liS III 66 6 2 88 III 41 49 36 3 , 89 44 II .. 2li II 3 90 601 828 1Si5 568 66 ClO 91 10 16 14 Ui 92 31 31 29 36 :l 93 17 13 l' I II • 114 17 11 111 12 2 1 95 1'19 288 1&6 249 13 19 96 18 108 111 108 1 97 16 13 15 11 !I 118 19 32 17 29 2 3 9V 5 6 5 8 Nil. 100 70 84 67 73 3 11 101 8 , 7 4 102 11 '1 8 II 3 2. 3 10~ 2 3 .. 104 3 II 105 23 II ao I) II 106 , ~ 4 2 [07 2 2 2 108 109 110 3 8 3 ill ll~ •• 1:3 1 '" , 53 TABLE~C-IV SINGLB YEAR AGE RETURNS (PULL COUNT)-u.,. TOlal. RMrll. Urbl •. ,-___---J.-- __-- ..... ,---_---..Jo--____ ..... ,.-..__ ._ ..i>-.--_ ~ Ate I,DMp" M"'s. F,malel. M."s. F,mal'l. M.l". F'IfI/II", (1 ) (l) (3) (4) (!I) (6) (7) All Agcl-Ullt. 114 llS 111 111 11& 1111 120 180 ApnoU~ted .. til 77 I TABI.E-C-IV bINGLE YEAR AGE RETuRNS APPENDIX. DII!.x.'O'fIOlf OJ' ."10.1 BY )'1,.. Y1lB 4.___ .0'0' •• jVC..(}rottp· ToCal. .I_I. ur&a •• ..... ~ ...... -----_,,__~ Ma!.', 1'tmal". Malef. }',rnal". Malt.. rlm'~' (1) (I) (3) (4.) (6) (6) (7) .&11 agel S5!,!74- 825,501 778,537 755.297 73.731 70,S04, 0-' 111.4.13 1!0,14.S 111.1b9 110.216 10,%!4 8,913 '-, 11S.lIS' 111.6'1 111,7" 1%1,2116 10,1110 lO,an 10-14. 104,211 101,986 116,234. 113,UD 8,977 8,7t'1' 15-111 71,302 00,311 86,270 43,588 7,031 G,7JJ to-S, tn'101 63,04.1 1S4.,lIlIl 116,580 6,1110 1,401 16-29 16,SSs 6S,187 II,3!! 62,3!7 5,1168 4.7,689 63,1104. 11- ao-34- IM78 117,97' 4.,789 ','7' 35--39 54.,4.54 113,Slil 4.9,6118 '9,076 ',798 ,,271 40-404 '1I,7!! 39,782 41,836 3&,8114 11,885 J,lU 4dI-'9 41.123 33,700 17,828 31,04.0 3,!811 J.'rlt 10-114 31.794. 18,404 10,211 26MS S,1I82 1.30, 23,938 19,1118 tz,198 18,1112 1~1I0 1,7311 1,40t eo-a. 21.77' 19,34t 10,Q76 17,770 1,69S 1,672 116- 01 11,1137 10,838 11,181 10M 7 7~e 821 70- ,4- U79 8,197 8,1191 ',1134 881 tlh 76-79 4,,141 3,516 S,881 3,180 160 J3t 10--14 s,liH 1,078 1,1130 MOe JClI 170 1,0UI 1,OSl 111-89 I,ll' lit 14 l(I, 117 00 94 8Sl TOe 819 64 87 40217 11g 9a-99 215 403 17 ~, 100+ III 126 11S 112 13 Ago not stated 98 82 !l3 77 5 12·14-8a 54 -~ C> fi !:."" ...... ; .... 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Hosur Taluk T 23,736 13.080 12,666 1I,280 12,201 I,SOO 451i R 24,738 12,557 12,181 10,859 11,757 1,698 4,24 U 998 623 476 421 102 31 Hosur (P) u 998 523 476 421 102 31 2. Denkanikotta Taluk T 27,9311 14,385 13,1l50 12,436 13,153 1,9(jO 397 R 26.628 13,704 12,924 11,874 12,1)46 ],830 37S u 1,307 681 626 661 607 120 19 Denkanikotta (F) u 1,307 681 626 1i61 607 120 19 3. Krishnagil'i Taluk T 40,442 20,462 19,990 15,176 IS ,436 1),276 I,M4 R 36,406 18,424 18,032 13,994 16,867 4,430 1,166 U 3,986 2.028 1,958 1,182 1,669 846 389 Krishnagiri (M) U 3.022 1,552 916 1,184 636 286 Kaveripattinam (P) u 964 476 iS8 266 386 210 103 4. Uthangarai Taluk T&R 24,219 12,277 11,942 9,696 11,371 2,581 il71 ii. Harul' Taluk 65,483 33,293 32,190 25,122 30,ao() 8,17l 1,890 R 6:1,156 32,112 31,044 24,404 29,322 7,708 1,722 U 2,327 1,181 1,146 718 978 463 168 Harur (P) u 2,327 1,181 1,146 718 978 463 168 6. Palacode Sub·taluk T 11,823 6,020 6,803 4,578 5,527 1,342 274 R 11,609 5,913 5,696 4,627 5,436 1,286 26' u 214 107 107 51 91 1& Palacod' (P) u 214 101 107 III 91 1S6 IS 1. J)harmapuri Taluk T 32,187 16,271 15,916 B,975 14,676 4,29G 1,241 R 2n,902 15,1l4 t4,781' 11,495 13,874 3,019 1114 U 2.285 1,157 1,128 4S() SOl 677 DhsfmipurllM) u 2,285 1,167 I,U8 480 801 U7 P-Psnoha.yat. H-Municiualkv 58 C - VIII. eCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES PART A. CLASSIFICATION B"!" LITjillACY AND INDUS!rllIAI> CATFGORY OF WORKERS AND NON-WORR:PRSAOCOJI.DING TO MAIN AOTmTY A3!ONG SCHEDULED CASTES--CQlli. Workers ,.------~ ~.-~ Tota! To lalWorker" I Cultivators. II Agricu1tllral III Li"'.'!D~k. Fares. Rural .A.-, ...... LrlbolJrers, try l'i,hill{/, Buntin, Urban. Ma/ss. Females. .'Jaie~. F.malf8. ,----""-----" Pl~rlolion. Orchard. MiliGi. l'emal4,. and,--A Appi i,r! Ae1ivitiu.__ , Millea. Ftmlll". (lJ (21 (10) (11) (a) (13) (14) (Hi) (16) (17) Ii. Dha:maplIli Di.~rlo~ T ~7,256 20,523 28,879 3,69~ 30,270 16,600 674 195 R 64,777 111,680 28,61)7 3,639 29,606 15,m 642 181 U ~,481l 843 322 67 664 38W 32 I' 1. HOlnr T&luk T 8,394 2,272 4,261 424 3,406 1,714 277 76 R 8,130 2,2!6 4,208 424 3,316 1,707 273 74- U 264 26 55 90 7 4 , ·1 H"111 (P) U !64 26 M 90 7 4 J ,. DenkanikMta Tal.1i: T 8,894 2,119 4,585 386 3,686 R i,MIl ~,067 4,483 380 S,lSll) ti 52 102 & 170 Dtnkani kott& (P) .. U 112 102 o 170 J. ltt-ishnagirj Talllk T 11,613 4.703 891 5,501 QJ It R 10,768 4,200 4,374 874 5,366 3,10:1 se U 845 603 17 135 237 IS Kclshnagiri ()() u 341 l1 59 100 15 is 1taTtripattinam (P) ., u 21>1 162 12 • 46 137 t. Utbangsrai Taluk T&R 7,028 3,05~ 488 3,264 1,18~ 10 3. Harur TlIlak T 18, i53 5,55"3 8,20S 8,542 4,325 71 10 R 18,275 6.41)1 8.111 8,280 4,228 71 1~ U 471 152 97 2M 97 He.rur (P) " u 477 152 97 !66 07 T 3,1560 160 1,845 MO n 6 R 3,110(1 824 160 1,837 1l~9 21 6 U 110 8 i'alaoode (1") U 60 4 'I , ObarlllapUr i T"I1:;li: T 9,C~5 2,267 319 4,1)27 1,11"11 129 i7 R 8,5~1 2,HlJ s,oo; SIS 4,022 1,669 126 17 U 49{ IQ~ 12 J\ 2 :1 ., Dharmapurl (M) 105 12 2 3 59 SCHE0ULED CAflTEg AND SCHEDULED TRIBES-cont. PART A CLASSIFJCATION: llY LlreMcr AND INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF WORll:J<:RS AND NON-WORKERS ACCORDING TO MAIN ACTIVITY AMONG SCHEDULED CASrEs-cont. Workers. r------..-~ V. M rtn1!facturinq. Proce.!sin.g, Srrviring and VI. COfl8truclion. ~-___Repairs.A ______~ State! Di st rict /Ta/uk / -----...... ------(a) (0) lTldependen. sub·taluk/ l V. Mining and Qnarry. Tlo',sehold Indus. Other than H O1!.~e Male8. Fernal6l. urban Agglomeration/ Total ,...-__inq..A.------..., tf". hold Ind"8t'!l. City/Town. Rn"a/ r----'----. r---__"____" ,---'-_--., Urban. M(.ie8. li'~lIwle,•. Mlllp •. PemaZf!t'l. ]'fal{<. Fema/ea. (I) (2) (13) (19) (~I)) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) :J, DharlHupuri Di~trict T 69 10 1,I)(iS 175 1,882 lOS 148 19 R 69 10 99:1 173 1,;';b5 R5 74. 5 U 775 2 317 23 74 14 L H');n[ '1'"lu1, T 15 6 52 ~ 21 9 R 9 15 6 45 11 U 7 2 10 9 Hosll1' (P) (; 7 2 10 9 2. nPlnk~q.ikotta T11111L" '1' 76 14 61 R 76 14 49 2 U 13 5 n,'nkt'liHtta (P) 11 1:1 5 :l. Krislmagiri Tnluk T 19 10 1.)1 57 45;-; 58 23 R 19 10 12:l fi7 250 4;; 5 U 28 2()" 13 18 i{rishnagiri (!Ii) U 2 120 4 11 1(avllril'at.tinulll (P) U 26 85 9 -4. Utlli1llgarai Tilluk T&R 99 45 100 6 9 .1. Harm T"luk T 32 3lZ 4- 512 6 25 R H2 3\2 4 486 6 21 U 26 4 H,,~ur (p) U 20 4 .Ii. P"lacodo Sub.taluk T 6 70 8 163 6 .5 R. 6 60 7 1&,' Ii 5 U 19 l' Pulacode (P) U l~ 7. Dhar:'11apuri T,\luk T 2 306 4.1 53~ 23 58 8 R 2 278 40 480 21 21 4 cr 28 69 37 4 Dllll,fma.p"I·j (M\ V 29 59 7 ~ ~------" ~--~- P-Pancha.,."t. M -M nnicipa1ity 1;:-14-9 60 C-VIlI SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES-coni. 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