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Census of India, 1951
DISTlRllCT CENSUS HANDBOOK
UTTAR PRADESH
7 MATHl'RA DISTRICT
ALLAHABAD:
SUPERI:'-ITEi':DEN , PRJNTING AND STATIONERY, U'IIAR PRADESH, 1],;Dl \ 1954
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MATHURA DISTRICT FOREWORD
Several States, including Uttar Pradesh, have been publishing village statistics by districts at each census. In 1941 they were published in U. P. under the title "District Census Statistics" with a separate volume for each district. In the 1951 census, when the tabulation has been more elaborate than ever -in view of the require ... ments of the country, the district ... wise volume has been expanded into a "District Census Handbook", which now contains the District Census Tables (furnishing data with break ... up for census tracts within the district), the District Index of Non ... agricultural Occupations, agricultural statistics from 190V02 to 1950"'51 and other miscellaneous statistics in addition to the usual village population statistics. The village population statistics also are given in an elaborate form giving the division of the population among eight livelihood classes and other details.
2. It may be added here that a separate set ofaistrict... wise volumes giving only population figures of rural areas by villages and -of ur.ban areas by wards and mohallas and entitled "District Population Statistics" has already been published. This separate series was necessitated by the urgent requirements of the U. P. Government for elections to local bodies. The printing of the District Census Handbooks involves colossal work and is bound to take some time.
RAJESHW ARI PRASAD, I.A.S., RAMPUR: SuperintendentJ C ensus Oper~tions) December 3 I, 1954. Uttar Pradesh. CONTENTS
lNTRobUCTION A-The District i-ii B-AnaJysis of the Statistics ii-ix C-Explanatory Note·on the Statistics ix ix
PART I-DISTRICT CENSUS TABLES \ A-,GENERAL POPULATION TABLES-
A-I Area, Hquses and Population 3 A-II Variation in Population during Fifty Years' 3 A-III Towns and Villages Classified by Population 4-5 A-IV Towns Classified by Population with Variations since 1901 6-7 A-V Towns arranged Territorially with Population by Livelihood Classes 8-9 E Area and Population of District and TehsiIs by Livelihood Classes 10-11
:B-EcONOMIC TABLES- B-1 Livelihood Classes and Sub-classes 12-15 B-Il Secondary Means of Livelihood 16-2'), B-1lI Employers, .Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions 26-56 D-IV Unemployment by Livelihood Classes 57-58 Index of Non-agricultural Occupations 59-63
C-I Household (Sioz:e and Composition) 64-65 C-II Livelihood Classes by Age-groups 66-71 - \ C-IlI Age and Civil Condition 72-75 C-IV Age and Literacy 76-79 C-V Single Year Age Returns 80-87 JJ-SDCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES- D-I Languages (i) Mother Tongue 88-89 (ii) Bilingualism 90-93 D-Il Religion 94-95 D-IlI Scheduled Castes 94-95 D-IV Migrants 96-99 D-V (i) Displaced persons by year of arrival in India 100-JOI (ii) Displaced persons by Li.velihood Classes 100-10\ D-VI Non-Indian Nationals 100-101 D-VII Livelihood Classes by Educational Standards 102-107 PART II-VILLAGE, TOWN, PARGANA AND TH,ANA STATISTICS Primary Census Abstract I10-145 2 Pargana an<], Thana-wise Population 146 PART III-MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Vital Statistics 148-151 2 Agricultural Statistics-(i) Rainfall 152-153 (ii) Area as classified with details of area under cultivation 154-157 (iii) Cropped Area 158-173 (iv) Irrigated Area 174-177 Live-Stock, Agricultural Machinery and Implements 178-181 2 List of Primary Schools 182-184 INTRODUCTION A-THE DISTRICT 1. The district of Mathura is bounded on the north· west by the Gurgaon district of the Punja,b; on the north-east and east by Allgar~, except for some eight miles where the borders of the Sadabad tehsil march with those of Etah dIstrict; on tthe south by Agra; and on the west by Bharatpur (Rajasthan). Formerly the district had some enclaves ot the erstwhile Bharatpur State consisting of seven vjllages-~agla Borha, ~agori, Umri, Shamspur, Bad, Bhainsa ant't Dharampura-of an area of 7'4 square miles. In the recent transfer of enclaves under "The Provinces and States (Absorption of Enclaves) Order, 1950", these villages have been absorbed in this district, while the village Phulwara of an area of 1'2 square miles, which was completely isolated in the midst of land belonging to the former Bharatpur State, has now been transferred to Rajasthan. The district as now constituted has a total area of 1,467 square miles which is less than the average district area of the State. Its population in 1951 was 9'1 lakhs. For admhlistrative purposes it has 4 tehsils namely Chhata, Mat, Mathura and 8adabad, 4 parganas of the same name and Hi thanas. Tehsil Chhata is in the north-west awl to its south is tehsil Mathura. Mat is the north-eastern tehsil of the district, while to its south is tehsil Sadabad. 2. The district lies in the basin of the Yamuna which flows through the centre of it and Topography divides it into two tracts of somewhat dissimilar characteristics. The eastern tract comprising the ·t,ehsil of Mat and Sat]abad is of a type fairly common in the Ganga Yamuna doab. For the agriculturists this is the most important tract III the district; it is carefully cult ivatecl and is irrigated from both canal and wells. Two intermIttent streams, the Pathwaha and the Jhirna, carry towards the Yamuna the drainage ot northern Mat and the central ::ladabad respec tively. In tehs;l :\fat severaloIU beds of Yamuna form lagoons. The undulating ridges of sand which flank the stream stretch further inland than on the opposite side of the rIver; allOl isolated dunes may be seen several miles eastward on the uplands. Towards the south there are ravines. The western part of the district which forms the other tract includes the Chhata and l\fathura tehsils" The surface 1S perhaps less uneven than that of the eastern part, but it is slightly hog-backed. Except for the boundary river Yamuna the tract can boast no stream. It has no marshy spots ; and the only line of natural drainage in it is the ill define d r.hanne.i called the "western depression". In the two western tehsIls lie the only hills of the district w hioh are outlying spurs of the Ara valli system. A - part from the hllis anu the valley of the Yamuna the district has a gentle slope tram north to south. 3. For purposes of soil classification the district can be divided into two portion-the Soils bangar or upJands and the khadar or Yamuna valley. The soils of the uplands do not differ from those found in other doab districts, and vary from dumat or rich loam to bhur or sand. Dumat is not plentiful in the district and is found for the most part in Mat, Sarlabad and the northern tract of Chhata. The most prevalent soil is piliya or light loam which has a large admixture of sand. Pure clay is only found in the tarai or the lowlands which are known as dahar., The pure sand found in the undulating hillock is known as puth, In the ravines of the Yamuna, generally knov.u as behar, cultivation is not extensive, the soil which is largely mixed with kankar and divided by drainage, being very poor while in the actual valley of the river the characteristics are generally similar to those in the uplands. The ground work of all the former soils is clay: in the bed of Nohjhil anu in other places where the soil is subject to the influence of stagnant water, the clay remains and is known as chiknot or slippery earth, but "here the action of the stream is felt, it becomes mixed with other matter and produces a rich s~eel gray loam which is found at its best in the katris or fertile deposits along the edges of the rIver. In the recent yea:ws there has been reported march of Rajputana desert towards the district. 4. The f;gures of the classification of area during the last fifty years are given in Table 2 Classification of the Part III of this volume. The proportion of area under 1;he various categor':'es works out of area as follows for 1950-51 : ------Actual figures Particulars (in acres) Percentage ------Cultivated area 71J7,468 82'3 Culturable waste (excluding current fallow) 71,561 7'7 Current fallow 23,936 2'6 Forest 751 O,! Area not available for cultivation of which 68,456 7'3 (a) Covered uith water 13,524 1'4 (b ) Under sites, roads and buildings 33,619 3'6 (c) Barren 21,313 2·3 ------Th~ figure in the above table regarding culturable waste taken from the Season and Crop Report IS, however, misleading. The State Agriculture Department conducted in 1949-50 a detailed enquiry through the District Officers regarding the nature of this area in each diskict. The following analysis of the area resulted from this enquiry: Area Part iculars (in acres) Percentage Total culturable waste (A+B+C) 71,299 100 A--Area under culturable waste land not available fir immediate cultivation ... 24,247 34'01 (i) Forest under any legal enactment (ii) Groves 2,534 3'56 (iii) Forests o[ timber trees 7 0'01 (iv) Thatching grasses, shrubs and bushes 14,880 20'87 (v) Land kept [or grazing 6,826 9'57 B-Area under culturable waste land available for immediate cultivation but 7,809 10'95 which could not be cultivated- Of which due to- (i) Kans growth 32 0'04 (ii) Threshing floors 66 0'09 (iii) Malaria (iv) Floods 2,551 3'58 (v) Lack of drains 75 9'10 (vi) Lack of water 1,352 1'90 (vii) Distance from abadi (viii) Damage from wild animals 2,566 3-60 (ix) Other causes 1,167 1'64 C-Area under culturable waste land that can be brought under immediate culti 39,243 55'04 vation after some improvements besides the area given against ' B.' From the above it will appear ~hat of the total a~ea re~rded as. cul~ivable waste, only 55'0 per cent. was really capable of bemg brought under ImmedIate cultIvatIOn after some improve ments. Thus the land area cultivated and cultivable including current fallow per capita works out to 94'6 cents of, which 86'8* cents have already been broug~t under cultivatioli~and oD.1y about 4'3 cents caD be further brought under the plough after some Improvements. It IS obvious that the saturation point for cultivation has already been reached in the district. Climate and 5. The climate of Mathura district is as a rule drier and hotter than that of most districts rainfall of the doab. The hot weather lasts somewhat longer than in the north of the State and the rainfall is decidedly less. As early as March t~e ~pproach of the hot ,,:eather-is signalized by a marked rise in the temperature and th~ begmmng of the hot west wmd. The average rainfall during the last quinquennium was 25'47 llrohes. The wettest year for the district has been 1933-34 in which the rainfall was 41'88 inches and the driest year with a rainfall of 7'75 inches was the year 1918-19. Taken as a whole the district may be regarded as a healthy one. Irrigation 6. Irrigation is derived from c!'nals, ~eI~s, rivers, tanks and lakes. There is very little irrigation by tube wells. In 1950!51 the ITrlgated area from Government Canals cover~d 81'6 per cent., by wells 18'2 per cent. and by other sources 0'2 per cent. Crops 7. More acreage is sown nnder rabi_ crops ~han under kharif crops. The area under rabi in 1950-51 was 475,442 acres, that under kharif 406,794 acres and that under zaid crops 2,231 acres. The principal rabi crop is gram followed by wheat while the principal kharif crop is bajra. B-ANALYSIS OF THE STATISTICS Population : 1. The table below shows the two basic figures-land area and population-and the General distri derived figures of land area per capita: butionand density Density Land area Population (number per (in lakhs Land area Tehsil (in lakhs) square mile) of acres) per capita Chhata 1'78. 438 2'61 1'46 606 2'12 Mat .1. 2:01 1'05 Mathura 3'15 768 2'62 0'83 Sadabad 2'18 708 1'97 0'90 District Mathura 9'12 626t 9'32 1'02 oThe figures also includes the area classed as current fallow. tAccol'ding to.the area given by the Surveyor General, it is 622. iii This district though 44th in area stands 39th in population in the State. The average density of the district is 622 while the average density of the State is 557 only. The density -of the distric~ has been affected by the presence of the large city of Mathura and of other towns. That of tehsil Mathura is very high due to the presence of Mathura city. The rural density of the district is 514 only, the density of the rural parts of the tehsils being: Chhata 400, Mathura 447, }iat 595 and Sadabad 659. It is, therefore, clear that rural parts of Mat and Sadabad are a bit more densely populated than those of the other two tehsils. Tehsil Chhata is the least fertile tehsil of the district having sdme very precarious tracts. (Vide Tables A-I and E). 2. The growth of population in the district during the last fifty years has been much less Growth of than that of the State. The population of the district increased by 18·9 per cent. only while population the population of the State showed an increase of 30 per cent. The table below exhibits the variation in the total, rural and urban population for the last five decades. .__ .-_." ,._-_._- . Population Variation Census year Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1901 767,459 624,804 142,655 1911 660,283 538,085 122,[98 -107,176 --86,719 -20,457 (-14'0) (-13'9) (-14'3) 192[ 622,662 508,972 113,690 -37,621 -29,[[3 -8,508 (-5'7) (-5'4j (-7'0) 193[ 671,579 540,632 130,~47 +48,917 +31,660 +17,257 +(7'9) (+6'2) (+15'2) I~l 811,251 655,2[6 156,035 +139,672 +114,584 +25,088 (+20'8) (+21'2) (+19'2) 1951 912,264 727,592 184,672 +101,013 +72,376 +28,637 (+12'S) --- ~ It will be observed that between 1901 and '19~1 the population of the district recorded a decrease of 18'9 per cent. when that of the State ~ecreased by 4·0 per cent. only. During 1901-21 the population of the district suffer~d heavily ftom abnormal dp.aths caused oy plague and influenza. Abnormal deaths did nof occur or we~e prevented from occurring in the.. post ·1921 period and the popUlation of the district recorded an mcrease of 46·5 per ceut. since 1921 against an increase of only 35'5 per cent. in the popUlation of the State during the same period. The variation in the population of the tehsils during 1941....;;;.51 is shown in the marginal ------.---- Percentage table. In Mathura tehsil, the larger increase is due variation chietly to the growth of Mathura city and tehsil Sada- Tebsil 1941-51 bad is more fertile and prosperous than the other M··a."th-ur-a.....,d~is.,-tn,...,·ct~=;,:_----~+:..:1:-;:2:..:::·5 tehsils and hence the 8fjeater increases in its population Chhata t ~:~ than ,that in Chhata or Mat which include some pte- ~~~hura + 18'u carioui! tracts. - Sadabad + II' J , ----~------~~~~~. , 3. Births and deaths ~ainly account for the trends in popul~tio:q g~owth. Ntigration ..also J~ a factor though of lesser lmportance. The following-·tabJe. gives ,the mean ~cennial registered The Vital b'rth and death-rates and the calculated natural i.ncrease rat'es and population gl.'t>wth of the last Statistics three decades for the district as a whole and for its rural and urban arep,s : Total Rural Urban Mean decennial birth-rate IS41-50 26'1 22'5 40'4 1931-40 35'3 34') 38'6 1921-30 32'4 34'0 25'4 Mean decennial death-rate 1941-50 16'6 13'5 29'5 1931-40 .. 19'6 17'5 28'4 1921-30 22'7 22'2 25'2 Mtan decennial rate of natural increase 1941-50 9'S 9'0 10'9 1931-40 IS'7 17'0 10'2 1921-30 9'7 11'S 0'2 M tan decennial grow th-rate 1941-50 11'7 10'5 16'8 1931-40 18'8 19'2 17'5 1921-30 7-6 6'1 14'1 _ There are large omissions in the registration of births as w~ll as deaths and so the above rates do not represent the true picture at-all. 'They may, however, be taken to be roughly indicative of trends. Both birth and death rates have fallen during the last decade. The figures of natural increase and growth-rate suggest loss of population by migration during 1921-30 and gain during 1931-40, and 1941-50. iv The average yearly mortality from various causes in the district during 1941-50 was as follows: Number Percentage of of total Causes , deaths deaths fever 11,499 80·3 Dysentery and diarrhoea ... .378 2·6 Respiratory diseases 1,048 7·3 Plague, cholera and small-pox 165 1·2 Others 1,23 7 i% As in the rest of the State 'fever' is responsible for a majority of the deaths. But fever covers a number of ailments which the reporters are unable to identify. 4. About 81'6. per cent. of the people enumerated in the district at the census of 1951 were born there, 10'3 per cent. were born in other districts of the State, 6'6 were born in other parts of India and only 1'5 per cent. came from other countries. Of the immigrants from the districts of the State as many as 89,105 (males 12,793, females 71,812) are from the other districts of the same natural divis:on and only 4,403 (males 2,546, females 1,857) are from other parts of the State. It is obvious from the sex proportion that most of the migration from the neighbour ing districts is marriage migration. Of 54,81O.immigrants from the adjaoent States 37,166 (males 11,980, females 25,186) are from Rajasthan and 14,270 (males 5,162, females 9,108) are from Punjab. Most of the migration from these two States is marriage migration. Migration from more distant parts of India, excluding that which is for religious purposes, consists of semi parmanent migrants who. are in service Dr business. Owing to its being the centre of pilgrim age, the district usually has quite a large number of temporary immigrants. Of the immigrants who have come from territories beyond India 13,254 (males 6,963, females 6,291) were born in Pakistan and 257 (males 176, females 81) had their birth-place in other territories. The Pakistan-born are mostly the displaced persons who numbered 12,299. Of the 257 immigrants born in Dther territories as many as 179 (males 138 and females 41) are Nepal-born and 40 (males 19 and females 21) are Burma-born: Of the 13 non-Indian nationals 5 are Americans, 3 French, 2 Germans, 2 Italians and 1 Norwegian. Unfortunately the figures of emigration are not available. According to the Vital Statistics the'district appears to have IDst about 13,200 persons during 1921-30, and to have gained 23,300 during 1931-40 and 19,600 persons during 1941-50. n.. u1Ie of culti 5. We may now analyse the growth of population in the district during the last ,thirty vation ptr capi" fa years in relation to the growtlh of cultivation during the same period. The figures of population and net area sown are exhibited in the marginal table. (Figures of area shown under census ~Area or year are quinquennial averages for the five years Census Net area CUltivation preoeding the census year and populat;on figures hlj.ve Near Populationc (' sown) per capita been taken from the census table relating to' that III acres (in cents) year.) _It is obvious that cultivation has failed to -1921--619,138--645,460 - 104.3 keep pace with potulation. The cultivated area 1331 668,074 640,540 95.9. per capita has gone down to. 81'2 cents in 1951 from 1941 806,992 654,836' 81.1 1·13 1951 912,264 740,721 81.2 104'3 oents in 1921. The magnitude of this 'Trap' about one fifth of the 1921 level. It means that (other th;ngs being equal) every man, woman and child must expect to get less food and other agricultural produce from the land in 1951 than in 1921. Do.hle cropped 6. It may be examined whether this shortage had been compensated by an increase in area per capita the yield per acre. Increase in yield can be brought about by more double cropping, more irriga tion, better fertilization and better culture. The average (quinquennial) area sown more than once was 99,130 acres in 1921, It slightly increased to 108,163 acres in 1931 and to 109,706 in 1941 but in 1951 the increase to 123,072 acres was substantial. Inspite of this it will be seen from the figures of double crDp cultivation in the table below that the inorease in the double cropped area has not kept pace with the rate of growth of population. Quinquennial averages for the year preceding Particulars 1951 1941 1931 1921 Double crop cultivation per capita in cents 13'5 13-6 16·1 16'0 Unirrigated double crop cultivation per copita in cents 9·9 8·0 !l·S 11·6 Irrigated double crop cultivation p~r capita in cents 3-6 5'6 4·3 4·4 7. The average area irrigated in the district wad 257,033 acres in 1921. The figures were Irrigated area 242306 in 1931,276,906 in 1941 and 267,433 in 1951. The average area 'irrigated more than pir capita onc~ was 27,246 acres in 1921, 28,631 acres in 1931,45,240 aores in 1941 and 32,592 acres in 1951. ~he -fi~ures of population of the various censuses relate to the then lay-out of the district. v The figures of irrigation per capita are shown in the table below : Year Particulars 1951 1941 1931 1921 Irrigated single crop cultivation per capita in cents 32'0 Irrigated double crop cultivation per capita in cents 4'3 _____The,------trend is distinctly towards a decline. 8. A change in the cropping pattern is visible in case of this district though it is not very Cropped area large. The food crops are increasing at the cost of non-food crops since the quinquennium ending 191O-U. The percentage of non-food crops stood at 26'9 in the qu:nquennium 1906-11 while ,that for 1946-51 was only 18'5. The proportionate area under different crops in the district between 1911 and 1951 was as below: • Percentage of cropped area under Total Quinquennial cropped average of area Rice Wheat Barley Juar Bajra Maize Gram Others 1911-16 : 706,517 10'1 15'9 15'4 6'7 1'2 17-7 33'0 1916-21 730,381 9'3 14'6 16'2 8'5 2,4 15'7 33'3 1921-26 735,764 11'8 14'1 18'2 8'4 0'9 20'0 26'6 12'1 16'2 7'2 1926-31 769,046 10'6 1'7 20'3 31'9 11'3 10'8 15'4 7'6 1'9 21'6 1931-36 763,113 31'4 14'1 11'9 15'1 8'2 1'6 18'2 1936---41 770,736 30'9 14'1 11'7 12'5 13'4 2'4 1941-46 824,636 17'1 28'8 869,026 0'1 14'0 12'0 11'2 14'4 1'4 20'2 1946-51 26'7 Cotton, indigo and tobacco are three non-food c~ops which have be~n declining. Indigo )$ now out of cultivation. The ayerage are~ under ~t was 1,~55 acres durmg the quinquennium ending 1905-06 against 2 acres durmg the- qumquenmum endmg 1950-51. In the corresponding period the average area under cotton fell from 125,754 acres to 12,578 acres-and that under tabacco declined from 1,419 acres to 806 acres. The area of sugar-cane has risen since 1930-31 with the establishm~nt of sugar-cane factories in the State and protection granted to sug&r. industry. 9. Live-stock in this country live for a large part of the year on by-products of agriculture Live Stock, supplemented by green fooder crops. They have, th~ref~re, to ,be co-r~lated not only with the ploughs and grazing available but also with the total ar~a under cuItIvatlOn WhICh carrIes a major portion of carts the burden of supporting the cattle populatIOn. As will appear from the tables of Part III ,the total n~,ber of cattle and buffaloes which had been decreasing from 1935 to 1944 has durIng 1944-01 mcreased from 417 thousands to 499 thousands in the district. 'The number of working cattle a:Qd buffaloes in the district has increased from 95 thousands in 1935 to 128 thousands in 1951. The number of working cattle appears to be governed by the number of ploughs and carts. The nu::nber of :ploug?s ~as go;ne up, from ~7,197 in 1935 to 61638 in 1951 due apparently to progreSSIve fractIOnallzatlOn of holdIngs, 'Ihe number of carts st;rted rising since 1935, The number increased from 9,239 ill: 1935 to 17,930 in 1951. The average net cultivated area per pl~ugh work~ out to 12'5 acres In 1951 as wc~ as in 1921 and the average net cultivated area per pair of workmgcattle works out to U'8 acresm 1951 as compared with 13'5 acres in 1935. Breeding cows and she-buffaloes whichlf,o~yrom 157 ,thousands to 164 ~~ousands during 1935-44 havt: gone up to 207 thousands m"1.9,51. The C?WS and' female b~ffaloes in milk per 1,000 of human population were 38 and 62 respectIvely. Owmg to the poor mllk yield the share of milk per head is only a few ounces per day. The number of sheep which was 68,000 in 1935,and 53,000 in 1944 has suddenly gone down to 29,000 in 1951 due apparently to :pressure o~ agrlCu]tur~ and consequently to less availability of pasture lands. Goats have been gomg down m number ~mce 19,35 when they were 95 thou ;Jands. Their number in 1951 was 45 thousands, the reductIon durmg 1944-51 alone being about 50 per cent. , Horses and ponies also are declining in x;.umber. There wa~ a steep fall-during 1935-44 from about 12,000 to 8,000. Donkeys durmg the same perIod were reduced from 15,000 to 12,000. Both, however, liave increased during 19~4-51. The number of horses and ponies :increRsed from 8,000 to 10,000 and that of donkeys from 12,000 to 14,000. Poultry has slightly increased from 15,000 to 17,000 during 1944-51. Distributed on 1,000 of human population the figures of the main categories of live-stock in 1951 are as follows: .------~------Cattle Buffaloes Sheep Goats Poultry Others 286 262 31 49 19 41 vi 10. To sum up, the populati.on of the district is growiIigllp at "the biological natural rate since 19,21. But .on the othe! hand, the l~nd are~ _Per capita, ,the double crop area per capita a'lld fhe'lITigated area per cap~ta are steadily declmmg. 1here lS, at the same time, no evidence that crop yield per acre has increased. Moreover the fast approaching desert is a menace to the district. Under such circumstances unless scienc~ comes to the help of the district and increases its production, the rapidly increasing population is a serious threat to the economic life of the" people. , Villages and 11. The district has 845 villages and 15 towns. Out of about 9'1 lakhs of people who towns were' couiit"ea-ooaf fu-e-censtrs-of 1951, 7'3Takhs were found in the villages and l'Slakhs in the - towns i.e., there are as many as 798 people per l,Oon of the population who live in the rural areas and only 202 of them live in towns. The corresponding figures for the State as a whole are rural 864, urban 136. ' Th~ rural p01?uIation pe~ inhabited viIIag,e works out to 861. But the villages do not necessarIly compl'1se of a smgle compact Slze. There are 1,842 hamlets in the district. The population per hamlet is 395. The medium-sized village with inhabitants numbering between 500-2,000 is the dominant type in the district. Of the rural population 52'8 per cent. of tne'peop1e live in such villages; 29'9 per cent. of them live in big villages of population between 2 000-5 000', 14'0 per c~nt. live in small villages ~f popUlation under 500 ; and only 3'3 per cent. liv~ in viIlage~ of populatIon OVfr 5,000. Towns vary in numb~r of inhabitants even more widely than villages. Math ura city including Mathura Cantonment (whIch has been treated as a separate town) has a popUlation of 105 773 i.e. 57'3 per cent. of the urban populf\tion of the district. Of the urban population of the' district 14'0 per cent. of the people live in towns of population under 5,000 (viz., Sahpau, Mahaban, Raya, Baldeo, Sonkh, Farah, Gokul and Radhakund) 14'2 per cent. in towns of popUlation between 5,000-10,000 (viz., Chhata, l\1athura Cantonment, Gobardhan and Sadabad), 6'4 pel' cent. in towns of popUlation between 10,000-20,000 (viz., Kosi) and remaining 65'4 per cent. in towns of population of 2-0,000 and ove~, (viz., Mathura Municipal Board and Vrindaban). It is significant to note that Mathura city has recorded 31-3 per cent. increase in population since 1941. Its popUla tion has doubled itself since 1921, Mahaban, Sonkh, Gokul and H,adhakund appear to be declining towns. Their popUlation has come do~n from 4,104, 4,084, 2,700 and 2,947 in 11)41 to 3871) 3,429, 2,343 and ~,102 in 11)5i respectively. The other towns need no' special comment. (Via; Tables A-III and A-lV) 12. Out of the total poPulation of 912;264 (rural ~27,592, urban 184,672) 534,196 (rural Occupations : 517,024, urban 17,172) or 58'6 per cent. depend on agrICulture for their means of livel;hood and Livelihood pattern 378,068 (rural 21 0,56~, urban, 1?7 ,~OO) ,or 41.'4 per cent. depend on the non-agricultural sources. The following table g!ves the dIstributIOn of 100 persons ot the total, rural and urban popUlation of the district and also of Mathura city under the different livelihood classes. Agricultural classes Non-agricultural classes --'- Description Total I II HI IV Total V VI VII VlII Total 58'6 50'4 5'5 2'0 0'7 41'4 10'2 8'0 2'6 20'6 Rural 71'1 61'5 • 6'6 2-4 0'6 21l'9 8'5 3'8 l-4 15'2 Urban 9'3 6'8 1'4 0'3 0'8 90'7 17'2 24'S 7'0 4Z'O' Mathura city 3'4 1'7 0'9 0'2 0'6 96'6 ZO') 23'5 8'8 43'8 It is obVIOUS that this district is one of the less predominantly agricultural distr:cts of the State. Here only 58'6 per cent. of the people depend on agrIculture as against 74'2 per cent. in the whole State. Of the total population of the district 586,898 persons (males 201,795, females 385,103) or 64'3 pel' cent. have been classified as non-earni:qg dependants. The percentage of non-earning dependants in the agricultural p?pul~tion works out to 6~'7 per c~nt. and th~t among non-~~ri- cultural classes as 63'8 per cent. It wlll be observed that III the mam they conslst of women. Ihe male non-earning dependants are mostly children. 22,768 persons (males 10,147, females 12,621) or 2'5 per cent. of the population are earning ~epend,ants. AI~ong the agriculturists th~ir pro portion is 2'8 per cent. and among non-agrICulturIsts they form only 2'1 per cen~. Agr:cult~re is a family occupation and it provides work to the women and grown up ch,ldren lD the famJ~y. The remaining/302,598 persons (males 28~,988, fem,ales 20,610) o~ 33'2 ~er ?ent, of the populatlOn consists of seU-supportmg persons. TheJr proport:on among agrlCulturlsts IS 32'5 per cent. and among non-agriculburists 34'1 per cent. Of the self-supporting persons, ~ 73,691 (males 168,037, females 5,654) belong to the agricultural classes and ,128,1)07 ,(males 113,9~1, ~emales 14,956),to the non-agricultural, classes. On an average a self~supportmg person mamtams two non-earmng dependants. Of the 128,l:J07 self-supporting persons belonging to the non-agr:cultural classes 3,930 persons (rural 2,01J7 urban 1,833) earn their livelihood from non·productive sources. Of the remaini~ 124>977 §~lf:support;ng person!:? (rural 72,385, urban 52,592) 2,998 (rural 261, urban 2,737) or 2'4 per cent, are employers, 29,942 (rqral 10,787, urban 19,155) or 24'0 per cent. are employees and 1)2,037 (rural 6-1,337 urban 30,700) or 73-6 per cent. are independent workers. vii The distribution of 10,000 self-supporting persons of non-agricultural occupations, classified ..according to the economic divisions is as follows: Self-supporting persons by Name of division divisions AJllndustries and Services- 10,000 O-Primary industries mt elsewhere specified 326 I-Mining and quarrying 2.-Proce&Sing and manufacture-foodstuffs, textile, leather and products thereof 1,152 3-Processing and manufacture-metals, chemicals and products thereof 211 4-Processing and manufacture not elsewhere specified 703 5-Construction and utilities 884 6-Commerce 1,673 7-Transport, storage and communications 625 8-Health, education and public administration 931 9-5ervices not elsewhere specified 3,494 The district has got no important large scale-industry. Among the cottage industries the principal are calico-printing, tape and niwar making, leather tanning, basket making, making of moondhas and chicks, ropes and han. 13. The proportion of population depending on agriculture for their livelihood was 58'6* Variation. in per cent. i~ 1951. :rhe unfortunate fa~t is that the agricultural proportion in the district has the livelihood" been increasmg ever smce 1901 when the fJgure stood at 52'5 per cent. It was 56'S per cent. pattern in 1911 and 58'9 per cent. in 1921. Only in this census the speed of the process seems to have been arrested. The actual number of persons who depend on agriculture has increased to 534,330 in 1951 from 364,578 in 1921 or by 46'6 per cent., while the cultivated area remained almost constant upto 1941 and has since increased by 13'1 per cent. only. This has resulted in the progressive fragmentation and sub-division of holdings and pressure on impoverished soil. There appears to have been a gradual decline in village arts and handicraft!!. The cumulative result is a fall ill the proportion of workers in the total population and a corresponding rise in depen dency. The proportion of workers in the total population in 195] was 35'7 per cent. (agricultural 20'7 per cent., non~agricultural ]5'0 per cent.) against 44'9 per cent. (agricultural 25'2, non agricultural 19'7) in 1921. The proportion of non-earning dependants has consequentlY increased from 55'1 per cent. (agricultural 33'7 per cent., non-agricultural 21'4 per cent.) in 1921 to. 64'3 per cent,. (agricultural 37'9 per cent., non-agricultural 26'4 per cent.) in 1951. All this is an index of increasing unemployment and under-employment. It is only by diversion of the popula tion to cottage and other industries that the present severe disequilibrium in the economy of the district can be redressed. (Viae Tables B-1, B-II and B-III) 14. There were 134,627 occupied houses in the district, 107,766 in villages and 26,861 in Houses and towns. That gives an average of 6'8 persons per house in the rural areas and 6-9 persons per households house in the urban areas. There were 177,295 households in the district-137,138 in the villages and 40,157 in towns. That gives an average of 5'3 persons per household in rural areas and 4'5 persons per household in the urban areas. The marginal table showil the developments in the size of the household Persons per 1,000 since 1921. The ruril houeshold has been generally Census households of biggcr than the urban household and is considerably year Rl'ral Urban bigger than the average State rural household (5'07). ---,,.,,.,,,,-_ population population The urban household has registered a marked decrease 1921 4,480 4,015 _- since 1941 apparently due to large gains by migration .. 1931 4,788 4,305 Out of 5,290 persons in every 1,000 rural house 1941 5,216 4,863 __19_5_1 _____5..!.:,2..;..9.::..0 __~4,480 holds 2,856 are males and 2,434 females. There is a male excess numbering 422 in every 1,000 rural house holds. Out of 4,480 persons in every 1,000 urban households 2,403 are males and 2,077 are females. There is a male excess numbering 326 in every 1,000 urban households. The type of migration will account for the difference. _ 1nformat~on regarding types of household and household relationships was also collected at thIS census WIth the help of a sample of about 4 per cent. According to this in every 1,000 sample ho~seholds there were 4,957 persons (males 2,716, females 2,241) in the district. The correspondmg figure for the total count is 5,107. The table below shows the distribution by size of 1,000 sample households : Small with Medium Large Very large with 3 members with 4-6 with 7-9 10 members Description or less membels members or more Total 328 421 190 61 Rural 295 441 201 63 Urban 443 353 149 55 ------~-.. ~The figure include~ earning dependants accordi~g to their ~o~dary me~;-ofJi~elihood while the figur; of 58:6 ID paragraph 12 includes earning dependants according to their principal means of livelih~od and hence the dIfference. viii Medium households are dominant type in the villages while small households are 'more' numerous in the towns. Quite a large number of migrants live in the towns ·without families. Family composition of 1,000 sample households is as follows: Number in 1,000 house- holds [Males (married) ... 650 [ Heads of households ... { Males (widliwers) 290 Lfemales A{ 60 l Wives of heads of households 650 1,650 --~ [ Sons of heads of households 1,141 B i l Daughters of heads of households 679 ---- 1,~20 c ~ Male relations of heads of households (other than sons) '" .... 578 l females relations of heads of households (ofher than daughters) --_779 1,357 --- D Persons unrelated to the head of the I" (Males) 57 household l. (Females) 73 ---- 130 ---- Grand Total 4,957 --- Sons outnnmber the daughters of the heads of households. The latter leave the homes ( their parents after marriage. Female relations (other than daughters) outnumber the male rela-' tions (other than sons). Such females are gentxally those who become members of these house holds by marriage. (Vide Tables A-I and 0-1) Sex-ratio 15. In the dist~ict as a whole the se~-ratio was 847 Le., there were. 847 females to every 1,000 males. It varIed among the tehslls. The lowest value was 842 III Mathura tehsil. The highest value was 850 in both Chhata and Sadabad. A little difference in the former is caused by Mathura city where the males largely exceed the females. The ratio was 848 in Mat. The sex-ratio is lower in towns than in villages. For the district as a whole the sex-ratio in villages is as high as 850 while that in towns is only 834 (mainly due to male migration). The sex-ratio for Mabhura city was only 813. The corresponding figure of sex-ratio for the district was 815 in 1921,,834 in 1931 and 836 in 1941 aginst 847 in 11J51. The sex-ratio has been rising' steadily since 1921. Age-structure 16. The number ;in each age group is shown below as a percentage of the total number of all ages in the total, rural and urban population separately: .....,,'r! . Total population Rural popLJlation Urban population --_._-- Age-group Persons Males females Males Females Males Females Infants and young children 0-4 '" 14'5 7'4 7'1 7'2 7'1 7'9 7·z,. Boys and girls 5-14 ... 24'5 13'0 11'5 13'2 11'7 12'2 10'6 Young men and women 15-34 ... 33'8 18'3 15'5 18'0 15'8 19'9 14'9 Middle-aged men and women 35-54 '" 19'3 11'0 8'3 10'9 8'3 II'! 8'3 Elderly persons 55 and over '" 7'9 4'9 3'0 4'9 2'9 4'5 H It will be seen that the population is progressive. 39 per cent. of the populat'on is of age under 15 and.only 7'9 per cent. of it consists of elderly persons. Again, it may be noted that pro- portiopately larg;}r numbers in the working ages (15-54) are found in the urban areas. This is the effect of migration of workers to the towns from the villages, many of whom are unaccom panied by their families. (Vide Table C-III) 17. Out of every 10,000 persons in the district there .are 5,454 males and 4,546 females Marital statllS *. Among them 2,767 males and 1,871 females are unmarried. If we reckon males and females together, the unmarried people are 46'4 per cent. of the population. Of the males 50'7 per cent. were unmarried, 41'3 per cent. married and 8 per cent. widowed or divorced. Among the females 41·1 per cent. were unmarried 47·9 per cent. marr~ed and 1l,'0 per cent. widowed or divorced. Of the married males 0'9 per cent. were of ages below 15, 53'7 pe), cent. were of ages 15-34,. 34'6 per cent. of ages 35-54 and only 10·8 per cent. of ages 55 and over. Among the married females 4'0 per cent. were of ages below 15, 64'4 per cent. of ages 15-34, 27'7 per cent. of IJcges 35-54 and only 3'9 per cent. elderly women. ------oThe corresponding figures for the total count are 5,414 and 4,586. i.x: Marriage is universal. Among malee and females aged 35 years and over only 11-\;) per cent. of the males and 0'3 per cent. of the femaJes were found unmarried. Most of the females were found married before they attain the age of 25. Child marriage is still prevalent in this district though it is not so common as in some of the eastern districts of the State. Only 1'0 per oent. of the males of ages 0-14 and 4'7 per cent. of the females of ages 0-14 were returned all married. (Vide 'Table C-IlI) 18. About 99 per cent. of the people of the district returned Hindi, Hindustani or Urdu Langua~EIB as their mother-tongu!'. Among the other mother-tongues spoken the main are Bengali (0'36 per cent.) Punjabi (0'28 per cent.) and Sindhi (0'1~ per cent.). Of the g·llakh·. people of the r1.istrict ;nly 4,077 or 0-4 per cent. were found bilingual (in an Indian language). Those whose mother-tongue is other than Hindi, Hindustam or Urdu are generally the migrants who are able to speak any of these as a subsidiary language. .Persons returmng Hindi, Hindustani or Urdu as secondary language were 3,061:1 or 75-3 per cent. of those who were b.:lingual in som F: Indian language, (Vide Table D-I) 19. Out of 10,000 population of the district the number of people belonging to rlifferent Religion and relig'ons is: Hindus 9,230, Muslims 696, I:)lkhs 27, Chnstill.ns 22 and others 25 ; of 10,000 popula special groups tion in villages the numbers are: Hindus 9,3::;8, Muslims (iU5, tiikhs 11 Christmns II and others 15' ano. 01 10,000 population in to"ns the numbers are: Hindus 8,561:1, Muslims 1,208, SJll:hs 93, Cl~istians G6 and others 64. Muslims, Sikhs anLI Christians are generally concentrated in the urban areas of the district as 1S the case in the other umt~ of the State. There are 166 thousands Scheduled castes in the district. Their number per 10,000 of pOjJu lation works out to 1,815. In villages they are 2,032 for every 10,000 alld in the towns their number per 10,000 is only 1:161. In the district there are 15 AnglO-Indians of whom six are male~ ami nine females. (Vide Tables D-II and D-III) 20. The number of displaoed persons in the district at the cen~us was 12,;W9 (males (j,:~:~3, DisPlace& females .3,!J(6), a large maJority of whom were concentrated in Mathura city. Of them 96 per persons cent. have come irom West I:'aki~tan and 4 per cent. from East Paklstan. Wide'Tu,ble D-V) 21. The percentage of male memcy wa~ U·!:! in the district while that of female Ilteracy Literacy w<\s 4'0 only. As compared to this the_percentage of ltterat~d among llld.les in 11:131 was 1~'J and among; females 1'4. * On January 1, Hlol there were 477 prImary schools in the distriot with enrolment of~9}125. (Vide Table D-VII) C-EXPLANATORY NOTE ON THE STATISTICS The statistics in this volume have been presented in three parts: I-District Census 'fables II-Village, Town, Pargand. and Thana Statistics III_~Iiscellalleolls Stat:s\,ics Parts I and II contain census data. A brief account of the system of sorting of centlus slips aUfI preparation of tables and abstract therefrom is given below. Part III contains statistics throwing light on special aspects of population and its growth:' These have been derIved from mIscellaneous sources. Table 1, "Vital Statistics" has been prepared lron.l the published and unpublished records of the Director of Merlical awl Health ~ervices, Table 2, "Agricultuft1~ /:).utIstics", from the Annual SeasoIl and Crop Reports, Table 3 "Live-Stock, Agricultural Mach:nery and Implements", from the published figures of Liye-Stock Census and 'fable 4, "List of Primary Schools", from information specially supplied by District Inspector of Schools. :!. The. ue~sus data prese~terl here has .been derived from the census s.hps by a process of Processing or sorting, compllai,Ion and ~abu.lJ,tlOn. In prevIOUS censuses the slips were fjrst sorter! by religion census data amI thIS diVIsion was mamtamed through.out so that all data was cross-tabulate(l by religion. 'Ih's }Jroceclure has been abandoned at thIS census ami substItuted by a division based on econo mic Characterlstics ot th~ population. T~e whole populat'on has be~ll divided into eight liveli· hood classes, four of winch are o.t "he agncultural category ancl four of non-agricultural category as follows: Agricultural Classes- I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainlY,owned ; and their dependants II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned; and their dependant" III-Cultivating labourers; and their dependan"ts 'IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants. Non-agricul tura! Clarses- V-Production (other than cultivation) VI-Commerce VII-Transport VIII-Other services and miscellaneous sources. oThe number per mille (of the 10 per cent, sample populatIOn) of each sex aged 5 year~ ;nd ~ver who were returned as literates are as below: Males Females 1951 1931 1951 ]93] 286 145 54 Il x Anoth~r spe~ial. feature of the sorting of this eensus was the separation, from the yery start, of slIps of dlsplaced persons and of a 10 per cent. random sample from the remainder. This has enabled the data of displaced persons to be presented separately, while the 10 per cent. sample has been utilized for the preparation of Age 'fables. The slips of this census have been copied by Households into a National Register of Citizens, which has been prepared village-wise for rural areas and mohallaiward-wise for urban areas. Table C-I is based on a 4 per cent. sample extracted from this register. T:racts 3. The slips were first sorted_ by villages,for the preparation of the Primary Census Abstract. For the :p~rpose of further s~rting the State ~as divided int? tracts consisting of (a) rural trac_ts, c~mprlSlng t~e rural populatIOn of each ~~hsJ}, (b) urban Ct0! tracts, cOl'lprising the populatIon of areas WhICh had been declared as CItIes, (c) urban non-czty tracts, comprising the population of urban areas of a district e~cluding areas declared as cities. Each tract was t~eat.ed as r a . unit for sorting of slips. ~ll data were co~pil~d fir~t by tracts and then by dlstrICts. IhIs volume presents the tract-wlse data for one dlstrlCt (wlth the exception of A and E Tables, which have been presented tehsil-wise), while the district-wise data for the whole State is contained in the following State valumes : Part I-B-Subsidiary Tables Part II-·A-General Population 'fables Part II-B-Economic Tables Part II-C-Age and Social Tables Explanatory 4. Detailed explanatory notes are appended to each State table in the printed volumes notes of State tables. They apply to the tables in this volume also and should be referred to when necessary. A few notes of some of the tables are reproduced below: Table A-I-Column 5 relating to "hamlets" has been introduced for the first time. Any distinctive cluster or agglomeration of houses has been treated as a "hamlet". A clear distinction has been made in this census between a "House" and a "House-hold". A house is any human dwelling having a separate main entrance while a household is any commensal unit living in a census house. In previous censuses the figures under "Occupied Houses" use to be that of households, while the figures under columns 7-9 of the present table refer to occupied census houses as distinct from households. The Economic Tables-The Indian Census Economic Classification Scheme, 1951, together with the occupational division and sub-division adopted for the census are given in Part II-B of the Report. Table B-I-Each of the eight livelihood classes mentioned above has been divided into three sub-classes, with reference to the economic status, as follows: (i) Self-supporting persons; (ii) Non-earning dependants; and (iii) Earning dependants. These were defined in the Instructions to Enumerators as follows: "A' 'self-supporting person' is one who is in receipt of an income and that income is sufficient at least for his own maintenance. To be 'self-supporting' a person need not be able ·to support his family. All that is necessary is that he should be earning sufficient for his personal needs. For purposes of this question the person enumerated is the unit and not the family or household. Anyone 'who is not a 'self-supporting' person in this sense is a 'dependant '. A' dependant' may be e:ther an 'earning dependant' or a 'non-earning dependant '. The test is whether he secures a regular (and not casual) income, even though it may be small. Such income may be in cash or kind; it may be continuous or seasonal employment When the income which he secures is not sufficient to support him that person is an 'earning dependant'. A person who does not earn any income either in cash or kinds is a 'non-earning dependant'. Where two or more members of a family household jointly cultivate land and secure an income ·therefrom, each of them should be regarded as earning part of the income. None of them is, therefore, a non-earning dependant. :Bach of them should be classed either' a 'self-supporting person' or an 'earing dependant' according to the share of income attributable to each. The same applies to any other business carr:ed on jointlv. The share of the income is what the head of household deems it to be. Th;s does ~ot mean that everyone who works is necessarily a self- - -supporting person or an earning. dependant. Thus, for instance, a housewife who cooks for the family, brings up the children or manages the household is doing very valuable work. Nevertheless, her Economic Status is that of a non-earning dependant, if she does not also earn an income, and should be recorded as such." Economically active, Semi-active and Passive pmons-All non-earning dependants are economically passive. They include persons performing house-work or other domestio or personal services for other members of the same family household. But they do not include "unpaid family workers" or persons who take part along with the members of the family house hold in carrying on cultivation or a home industry as a family enterprise. All e~rning depandants are economically semi-active only. Though they contribute to the carrying on of economic activities, the magnitude of their !ndividual contribution is deemed to be to small to justify their description as ,eoonomically active. (Their contribution to economio activity is, however, taken into account in the tabulation of data based on secondary means of livelihood.) xi All self-supporting persons are, ordinarily economically active with the exoeption of the following olasses and groups : (a) All self-supporting persons of Agricultural Class IV. (b) The following groups of self-supporting persons who are hicluded in Non-agricultura.l Class VIll and drive their principal means of livelihood from miscellaneous sources (otherwise than through economic activity) : (i) Persons living principally 01\ income from non-agrioultural property ; (li) Peraons 1i V"ing prinoipally on pensions, remittances. soholarships and funds ; (iii) Inmates of alms-houses and receipients of doles; (iv) Beggars and vagrants; and (v) All other persons living principally on inoome derived from non-productive activities. ' Table B·Il-For a self-supporting person who has more tllan one means of livelihood the secondary means of livelihood is the livelihood next in importanct' to his principal means of livelihood. For al} earning dependant it is the source from which he secures his own income where t.be1'e are more than one 8ub3idiary occupations only the one providing the largest income has been taken into account. Table B.IlI-"Employeu" "Employees" and "Independent Worken" have been defined, &8 follows in the Instructions to Enumerators : An "employer" is only tha.t person who has necessarily to employ other person in order to carryon t,he business from which he secures his livelihood. Thus if a person who employs a cook or any other person for demestic services, he should not be recorded as an "employer" merely for that reason. An "employee" is a person who ordinarily works under some other person for a salary or a wage in cash or kind as tho means of earning his livelihood. There may be persona, who a.re employed as managers, superintendents, agents, etc. and in that capacity control -other workers. Such persons are &lso employees only and should not be regarded ~s employers. An "independent worker" means a. person who is not employed by anyone else and who also does not employ anybody else in order to earn his livelihood. (Sweepers. dhobis, kalutrs etc., who work for.s everal masters are independent worker.:!. If, however. , .Nl1_ of them accepts whole-t me e~ployment under one master he 'becomes "employee" . :l~~~iW.y' wa.ge-.ea.rners who work for different master.s are likewise independent workers. But if they accept employment uncler one master, e.g. under a factory, they become "employees".) Tables C-Il, C.IlI, C~IV and C-V-The figures presente(l in these tables are based on lingle ,year age-retu rns and ha ve noli been smoothed. Tables D-V (i) and (li)-For the purpose of these tables a "displa'3ed person" has . been defined as follows : "A displaced person means any person who has entered India having left or being compelled to leave his home in Western Pakistan on or after the 1st Ma.rch, 1947, or his he>me in Eastern Pakistan on or after the 15th October, 19M>, on account of civil dis turbances or on account of the setting up of the two Dominions of India and Pakistan." PART I DISTRICT CENSUS TABLES 3 TABLES' A-I & A-II A -GENERAL POPULATION TABLES A-I-Area, Houses and Population Occupied houses .... 0) .D E g Area in ~ square ~, 0) f/) Tehsil miles Villages Hamlets Towns Total Rural Urban 2 :3 4 5 6 7 8 9 District Total 1,456 84S 1,842 15 134,627 107,766 26,861 Chl)ata 407 162 233, 2 28,123 24,796 3,327 2 Mat 3"31 :244 556 .1 28,768 28,428 340 3 Mathura 410 224 491 7 44,970 25,342 19,628 4 Sadabad 308 215 562 5 32,766 29,200 3,566 A-II -Variation in Population during Fifty Years Net Variation Yeal"%- Persons Varia lion 1901--1951 Males Variation Fe.11ales Variation 2 3 ------~ 4 5 6 7 8 ---- 1901 767,459 411,355 356,104 1911 660,283 -107,176 363,646 -47,709 296,637 -59,467 1921 622,662 -37,621 343,065 -20,581 279,597 -17,040 1931 671,579 +48,917 366,185 +23,120 305,394 +~5,797 1941 811,251 +139,672 441,917 + 75, 732 369,334 +63,940 1951 912,264 +101,013 +144,805 493,930 +52,013 418,334 +49,000 . ',c TABLE A-III 4 Towns and Villages Total Popuiation Towns and villages with less .... Total C!> number T.otal Less than 500 .D 8 of :l inhabited a towns _ or::~ and C!> Females Number Females Number Males Females fIl Tehsil villages Persons Males Males 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 District Total 860 912,264 493,930 418,334 768 263,206 222,751 375 55,631 46,310 Chhata 164 178,240 96,320 81,920 143 54,223 45,966 67 10,859 8,928 2 Mat 245 200,876 108,~86 92,190 222 71,406 60;003 120 16,621 13,666 3 Mathllra 231 315,047 171,031 144,016 209 68,942 58,267 101 14,704, 12,301 4 Sadabad 220 218,101 117,893 100,208 194 68,635 58,515 87 13,447 11,415 Towns and villages with a population of Towns and villages with a population 2,000-1 O,OOO-(concid 0) .... 0 .D E 2,000-5,000 5,000-10,000 Total 10,000-20,000 :::! Q 0;:~ 0 fIl Tehsil Number Males Females Number Males Females Number Males Females Number Males Females 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 District Total 81 130,994 112,193 8 28,679 21,916 3 71,051 61,475 I i,531 $,324 Chhata 19 31,555 27,127 4,011 3,503 6,531 5,324 6,531 5,324 2 Mat 22 34,576 29,794 2,704 2,393 3 Mathura ... ' 18 28,915 24,958 2 8,654 4,640 .2 64,520 56,151 4 Sadabad 22 35,948 30,313 4 13,310 11,380 5 TABI:E A-III Classified by Population Towns and villages Ittin 2,000 popul'tltion with a population of 2,000-10,000 ---~-.------.- 500-1,000 1,000-2,000 Total --- , Number Males Females Number Males Females Number Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 233 90,975 '17,042 160 116,600 99,399 89 159,6'13 134,108 39 14,836 12,635 37 28,528 24,403 20 35,566 30,630 60 23,058 19,488 42 31,"727 26,849 23 37,280 32,187 70 28,270 23,755 38 25,968 22,211 20 37,569 29,598 64 24,811 21,164 43 30,377 25,936 26 49,258 41,693 .of 10,000 and above 20,000-50,000 50,000-100,000 100,000 and above Number Maies Females Number Males Females Number Males Females 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 1 11,523 10,596 52,997 45,555 11,523 10,596 52,997 45,555 TABLE A--IV 6 Towns Classified by Population with Variations since 1901 .... IJ) ..0 E ::s t:: Net .;:;~ Variation IJ) Tehsil etc. Pers:Jlls Variation 1901-1951 Males Variation lZl Towns Females Variation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Class I (100,000 and over) MATHURA MATHURA 1901 60,042 "', 32,118 27,924 1911 58,183 -1,859 32,133 +15 26,050 -1,874' 1921 52,840 -5,343 29,521 -2,612 23,319 -2,731 1931 64,029 +11,189 35,502 +5,981 28,527 +5,20S- 1941 80,532 +16,503 45,294 +9,792 35,23~ +6,711 1951 City total 105,773 +25,241 +45,731 58,350 +13,0?6 47,423 +12,18'). Municipality 98,552 52,997 45,555 Cantonment 7,221 ::,333 1,868 Class III (20,000 to 50,000) 2 VRINDABAN MATHURA 1901 22,717 12,353 10,364 1911 18,443 -4,274 9,845 -2,508 8,598 -1,766, 1921 14,632 -3,811 7,794 -2,051 6,838 -1,76()< 1931 17,148 +2,516 9,237 +1,443 7,911 +1,073- 1941 20,718 +3,570 10,903 +1,666 9,815 +1,904- 1951 Municipality 22,119 +1,4()1 -598 11,523 +620 10,596 +781 ClaSS IV (10,000 to 20,000) 3 Kosi ... CHHATA 1901 9,565 4,988 4,571 1911 7,188 -2,377 3,872 -1,116 3,316 -1,261 1921 6,753 --435 3,776 -96 2,977 -339- 1931 7,294 +541 4,026 +250 3,26~ +2n 1941 10,126 +2,832 5,683 +1,657 4,443 +1,175- 1951 Municipality 11,855 +1,729 +2,290 6,531 +848 5,324 +881 Class V (5,000 to 10,000) 4 CHHATA CHHATA 1901 8,281 , .. 4,434 3,833 6,693 -1,594 3,675 -759 3,018 -835 1911 I 1921 6,832 +139 3,666 -9 3,166 +14& 1931 6,212 -620 3,351 -315 2,861 -305- 1941 7,437 +1,225 4,027 +676 3,410 +549- 1951 Town Area 7,514 +77 -773 4,011 -16 3,503 +93- 5 GOBARDHAN MATHURA 1901 6,738 3,757 2,981 . 1911 2,853 -3,885 1,655 -2,102 1,198 -1,783. 1921 4,196 +1,343 2,345 +690 1,851 +653- 1931 4,410 +214 2,497 +152 1,913 +62 1941 6,019 +1,60:) 3,318 +821 2,701 + 78B; 1951 Town Area 6,073 +54 -665 3,301 -17 2,772 +71 6 SADABAD SADABAD 1901 4,091 2,167 1,924 1911 3,710 -381 2,048 -119 1,662 -262 1921 3,351 -359 1,774 - 274 1,577 -8:- 1931 3,862 +511 2,101 +327 1,761 +184 1941 4,526 +664 2,456 +355 2,070 +309- 1951 Town Area 5,456 +930 +1,365 2,940 +484 2,516 +446 ---- 7 TABLE A-IV Towns Classified by Population with Variatfons since 19n1 -(concld.) , _,';f '" Net .~ Variation ~ Towns Tehsil etc. Pers)ns Variation 1901-1951 Males Variation Females Variation 2 3 4 l 5 6 7 8 9 10 Class VI (Under 5,000) 7 SAHPAU SADABAD 1901 3,611 1,86~ 1,742 4,068 1911 +457 2,162 +293 1,906 +164 1921 3,898 -170 2,096 -66 l,ll02 -104 1931 4,158 +260 2,254 +158 1,904 +102 1941 3,850 -308 2,063 -19[ 1,787 -117 1951 Town Area 4,2~7 +437 +676 2,329· +266 1,958 + 171 8 MAHABAN SADABAD 1901 5,523 2,883 2,640 1911 3,187 -2,336 1,766 -1,117 1,421 -1,219 1921 3,021 -166 1,596 -170 1,425 +4 1931 4,862 +1,841 2,634 +1,038 :.1,228 +803 1941 .. 4,104 -758 2,208 -426 1,896 -332 1951 Town Area 3,879 -225 -1,644 2,150 -58 1,729 -167 9 R"YA ... MAT 1901 2,831 1,546 1,285 .:.> 19J[ .... 2,844 +13 1,596 +50 1,248 -37 1921 2,500 -344 1,393 -203 1,107 -141 1931 2,987 +487 1,656 +263 1,331 +224 1941 3,645 +658 1,892 +236 1,753 +422 1951 Town Area 3,820 +175 +989 2,054 +162 1,766 +13 ,'_c"LDW' S:ADABAD 1901 3,367 1,850 1,517 1911 2,740 -627 1,528 -322 1921 1,212 -305 2,642 -98 1,419 -109 1,223 +11 1931 2,888 +246 1,574 +155 1,314 J +91 1941 3,182 +294 1,726 +152 1,456 +142 1951 Town Area 3,674 +492 +307 1,998 +272 1,676 +220 11 SONKH MATHURA 1901 4,579 2,416 2,163 1911 13,367 _ -1,212 1,852 -564 1,515 -648 1921 3,032 -335 1,669 -183 1,363 -152 1931 3,450 +418 .1,828 +159 1,622 +259 ..1941 4,08-1: +634 2,205 +377 1,879, +257 1951 Tl)lIn Area 3,429 -655 -1,150 1,884 -321 1,545 -334 12 FARAH M"THURA 1901 2,795 1,493 1,302 1911 2,200 -595 1,164 -329 1,1.!36 .,.-266 1921 2,063 -137 1,119 -45 944 -92 1931 1,894 -169 998 -121 896 --48 1941 2,165 +271 1,209 +211 956 +60 1951 Town Area 2,348 +183 -,447 1,290 +81 1,058 +102 13 GOKUL SADABAD 1901 3,880 1,970 1,910 1911 2,774 1,106 1,511 --459 1,263 -647 Inl 2,471 -303 1,351 -ICO 1,120 -143 1931 2,209 -262 1,212 -139 997 -123 1941 2,700 +491 1,419 +207 1,281 +284 1951 Town Area 2,343 -357 -1,537 1,202 -217 1,141 -140 14 RADHAKUr-oO MATHURA 1901 1911 1921 1,912 1,013 899 1931 2,114 +202 1,133 +120 9~1 +82 - 1941 2,947 +833 1,520 +387 1,427 :t446 1951 Town Area 2,102 --845 1,147 -373 955 --472 TABLE A-V 8 Towns arranged Territorially with Population LIVELIHOOD Non-agr icultural Persons (inclu4ing their depenclants) who .... III ..0a V-Production other ::Ic than cultivation VI-Commerce .;:;'"a III Name of town Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females tfJ / 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~ District Total 184,672 100,710 83;962 17,155 14,593 24,175 21,033 Mathura City 105,773 58,350 47,423 11,583 10,060 13,259 11,536 Mathura (M. E.) 98,552 52,99'1 45,555 11,277 9,841 13,173 11,441 Mathura (Cantt.) ... 7,221 5,353 1,868 306 219 1i6 95 2 Vrindaban (M. B.) 22,119 11,523 10,596 1,180 1,008 2,456 2,293 3 Kosi (M. B.) 11,855 6,531 5,324 992 741 2,813 2,398 Chhata (T. A.) 7,514 4,011 3,503 529 4 463 709• 622 5 Mathura (Cantt.) ... 7,221 5,353 1,868 306 219 86 95 6 Gobardhan (T. A.) 6,073 3,301 2,772 354 311 742 617 7 Sadabad (T. A.) ... 5,456 2,940 2,516 268 209 798 745 8 Sahpau (T. A.) ... 4,287 2,329 1,958 466 365 505 433 9 Mahaban (T. A.) 3,879 2,150 1,729 190 158 369 299 10 Raya(T. A.} 3,820 2,054 1,766 375 328 877 743 11 Baldeo (T. A.) 3,674 1,998 1,676 269 194 247 196 12 Sonkh (T. A.) 3,429 1,SS! 1,545 503 385 584 445 13 Farah (T. A.) 2,348 1,290 1,058 251 193 521 446 14 Gokul (T. A.) 2,343 1,202 1,141 104 94 194 179 15 Radhakimd (T. A.) 2,102 1,147 955 91 84 101 81 9 TABLE AMV Pop1.Jlation by Livelihood Classes. Cl.ASSES Classes Agricultural Classes derive their principal means of livelihood from- IV-Non-cultivating own- ers of land; agricultural I-III-Cultivators, culti- VIlT-Other se{Vices and rent receivers j and their valing labourers and their Vl[-transport miscellaneous sources dependants dependants •females Males Males females Males Females Males Female~ --- 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 7,130 5,842 42/110 34,662 785 750 8,555 7,081 5,[[9 4,212 26,356 20,014 366 331 1,667 1,270 5,063 4,173 2/,513 1l1,;33 347 311 1,624 1,256 56 39 4,843 1,481 19 20 43 14 311 6,926 6,501 378 172 156 411 3~7 520 685 1,403 1,093 18 16 520 556 64 926 73 826 8 20 1,766 1,508 4,843 56 39 1,481 19 20 43 14 119 87 1,442 1,228 12 6 632 523 229 1,126 264 919 51 58 433 356 501 98 75 435 35 26 724 624 105 108 803 695 32 311 651 435 572 463 107 95 49 63 74 73 31 1,081 921 42 359 334 234 196 31 31 19 21 513 467 A,& 39 296 222 14 13 150 145 49 32 716 734 2 4 137 98 12 7 528 415 7 2 408 366 TABLE E 10 Area and Population of District and Population Percent ago .... "E" 1951 1941 :Ic: e;; ·c Area in square District and tehsil miles Persons Males Females Persons 1941-1951 !Zl" 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 District Total .. , 1,456 912,264 493,930 41B,334 BII,ZSl +lJ05 Rural Total 1,416 727,592 393,220 334,372 655,216 +11'0 Vrban Total 40 184,672 100,710 83,96Z 156,035 +18'4 Chhata- Total 407 178,240 96,320 81,920 163,970 +8'7 Rural 397 151,871 85,778 73,093 146,407 +8'5 Urban 10 19,369 10,542 8,827 17,563 +10'3 2 Mat-- Total 331 1 200,876 108,686 - 92,190 183,919 +9'2 Rural 331 197,056 106,632 90,424 180,274 +9'3 Urban 3,820 :::>,054 1,766 3,645 H'8 3 Mathura--- Total 410 315,047 171,031 144,016 266,981 +18'0 Rural 387 173,203 93,536 79,667 150,516 +15'1 Urban 23 141,844 77,495 64,349 116,465 +21'8 4 Sadabad- Total 308 218,101 117,893 100,208 196,381 +Il'1 Rural 301 198,462 107,274 91,188 178,019 +11'5 Urban 7 19,639 10,619 9,020 18,362 +7'0 LIVELIHOOD Agricultural Classes-(concld,} Non-agricultural Persons (including _._--- IV--Non-cultivating" owners ... of1and i agricultural rent .. III---Cultivating Jabourers recei vers i and their V--Production other "E and their dependants dependants than cultivation ::1c: til 'r:: 2 16 17 18 19 20 21 District Total ... 10,217 7,539 2,887 3,247 49,1115 43,521 9,899 7,284 2,102 2,497 32,760 28,928 Rural Total 750 Vrban Total 318 255 785 17,155 14,593 Chhata-- Total 1,978 1,535 636 835 7,656 6,427 Rural 1,896 1,477 610 799 6,135 5,223 Urban 82 58 26 36 1,521 1,204 2 Mat-- Total 2,012 1,403 441 558 11,342 10,141 Rural 2,01 I 1,402 392 495 10,967 9,813 Urban 1 I 49 63 375 328 3 Mathura-· Total 1,5"12 1,084 1,105 1,084 18,872 16,317 Rural ... 1,425 956 515 555 4,910 4,276 Urban 147 128 590 529 13,962 12,041 4 Sadabad- Total 4,655 3,517 705 770 12,045 10,636 Rural 4,567 3,449 585 648 10,748 9,616 Urban 88. 68 120 122 1,297 1,020 NOTE--The areas given in column 3 are based on the district records of the tehsil areas. II TABLE E Tehsils by Livelihood Classes LIVELIHOOD CLASSES Variation Density Agricultural Classes I-Cultivators of land wholly II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned and their or mainly unowned and their dependants dependants --- 1931-1941 1951 1941 Males Females Males Females ----- 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 ---_ ------ +:10'8 626 557 248,198 211,673 27,744 22,691 +21'2 514 463 241,.'180 206,040 26,325 21,497 +19'2 4,617 3,901 6,818 5,633 1,419 1,194 +17'2 438 403 56,130 48,349 8,788 7,172 +19'0 400 369 54,163 46,638 8,451 6,877 +3'7 1,937 1,756 1,967 1,711 337 295 +21'6 606 555 62,209 51,993 4,584 3,720 t21'5 795 544 62,161 51,956 4,559 3,685 +22'0 19,100 18,225 48 37 25 35 +22'7 768 651 67,305 54,426 10,188 8,503 +20'8 447 389 59,553 52,193 9,296 7,766 +25'2 6,221 5,108 2,752 2,233 892 737 +20'7 708 638 67,554 56,905 4,184 3,296 +23'0 659 591 65,503 55,253 4,019 3,169 • +2'1 2,806 2,623 2,051 1,652 165 127 ------ CLASSES ------~ Classes ------their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from------ VIII-Other services and VI---Commerce Vll--Transport miscellaneous sources Males Females Males females Males Females ------22 23 24 25 26 _ ----_ ------_ 27 39,256 33,818 12,894 10,547 102,819 85,288 15,081 12,795 5,764 4,705 59,909 50,626 24,175 21,033 7,130 5,842 42,910 34,662 6,750 5,744 1,402 1,046 12,980 10,812 3,228 2,724 644 462 10,651 8,893 3,522 3,020 758 584 2,329 1,919 5,394 4,662 1,735 1,402 20,969 18,3) 1 4,517 3,919 1,628 1,306 20,397 17,848 877 743 107 96 572 463 20,631 ]7,965 7,015 5,784 49,343 38,853 2,968 2,547 ),308 ),097 13,561 10,277 17,663 15,418 5,707 4,687 35,782 28,576 6,481 5,457 2,742 2,315 19,527 17,312 4,368 3,605 2,184 1,840 15,300 13,608 2,113 1,852 558 475 4,227 3,704 TABLE B-1 12 B-ECONOMIC Livelihood C'asses AGRICULTURAL .,.... All ,D E ::1 I':: Total Population Total -; ·c 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 District Total 912,264 493,930 418,334 534,196 289,046 245,150 Rural Tolal 727,592 393,220 334,372 517,024 279,706 237,318 I Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 158,871 85,778 73,OS)3 120,911 65,120 55,791 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 197,056 106,632 90,424 126,661 69,123 57,538 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 173,203 93,536 79,667 132,259 70,789 61,470 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 198,462 !07,274 91,188 137,193 74,674 62,51~ Urban Tolal 184,671 100,710 83,961 17,172 9,340 7,832 I Urban Non-city 78,899 42,360 36,539 13,538 7,307 6,231 2 Mathura City 105,773 58,350 47,423 3,634 2,033 1,601 AGRICULTURAL ... I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned and their dependants , 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 District "Total 248,198 211,673 144,255 3,608 98,742 201,123 5,201 6,942 ., . Rural TOlal 241,380 206,040 140,717 3,4~3 95,678 195,756 4,985 6,801 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 54,163 46,638 31,225 1,406 21,301 39,671 1,637 5,561 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 62,161 51,956 35,723 441 25,720 51,415 718 100 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 59,553 52,193 36,546 881 21,817 50,726 1,190 586 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 65,503 55,253 31,223 755 26,840 53,944 1,440 554 Urban Total 6,818 p,633 3,538 125 3,064 5,367 216 141 Urban Non·city 5,786 • 4,889 2,923 116 2,679 4,638 184 135 2 Mathura City 1,032 744 615 9 385 129 32 6 AG RICULTURAL Ill-Cultivating labourers .,.... "E ::I S.C. (i) Self-supporting S.C. (ii) Non-earning c Total persons ~pendants -; --- -- ·c 2 31 32 33 34 35 36 District Total 10,217 7,539 6,528 473 3,505 6,818 Rural Total 9,859 7,284 6,349 448 3,371 6,590 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 1,896 1,477 1,255 347 604 981 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 2,011 1,402 1,298 29 696 1,365 3 TehsiJ Mathura (Rural) 1,425 956 958 38 439 905 "I Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 4,567 3,449 2,838 34 1,632 3,339 Urban Total 318 255 179 25 134 228 I Urban Non-city 195 148 117 13 77 135 2 Mathura City 123 llW 62· 12 57 93 TABLES ~3 TABLE B-I and Sub-classes CLASSES Classes S. C'. Ii) Self-supporting S. C. Iii) Non-earning S. C. (iii) Earning pers'Jns dependants dependants Males Females Males Females Males Females 9 10 II 12 • 13 14 ~~- 168,037 5,654 114,855 230,793 6,154 8,703 0163,273 5,412 110,579 223,388 5,854 1',518 37,985 2,405 25,139 46,461 1,996 6,925 39,975 632 28,336 56, 769 812 137 42,349 1,286 27,030 0 59,414 1,410 770 42,964 1,0119 30,074 60,744 1,636 686 4,764 242 4,276 7,405 300 185 3,727 194 3,354 5,863 226 174 1,037 48 922 1,542 74 II CLASSES-(eonld.) ------II-Cultivators of land wholly or Olainly unowned and their dependants S.C. Ii) Self-supporting S. C. (ii) Non-earning S.C. fiii) Earning Total persons dependants dependants ---- -~----- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ------23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 27,744 22,691 15,605 648 11,415 20,567 724 1,476 Z6,325 21,497 14,869 634 10,796 19,425 660 1,438 8,451 6,871 5,108 337 3,029 5,341 314 1,199 4,559 3,685 2,723 31 1,765 3,629 71 25 9,296 7,766 4,518 167 4,597 7,437 181 162 4,019 3,169 2,520 99 1,405 3,018 94 52 1,419 1,194 736 14 619 1,142 64 88 907 775 507 I3 361 725 39 37 512 419 229 258 417 25 CLASSES-;-(conld .) IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural and their dependants rent receivers: and their dependants S.C. (Iii) Earning S.C. (i) Self-supporting _____ depend~nts ____ ------_.Total persons Males Females Males Females --- Males Females ------37 38 39 40 4i 42 184 248 2,887 3,247 1,649 925 179 246 2,102 2,497 1,338 847 37 149 610 199 397 315 17 8 392 495 231 131 28 13 515 555 327 200 97 76 585 648 -383 201 5 2 785 750 311 78 419 419 180 52 4 2 366 331 131 26 ---~-- TABLE B-1 14 Livelihood Classes AG RICULTURAL CLASSES-(concld.} NON-AGRICULTURAL I V-Non-cultivating owners of land: agricultural rent receivers_; and their dependants· -(concld.) l S.c. (ii) Non-earning S.c. (iii) Earning depen~nts dependants Total Tract Males Females Males Females Pers~ns Males females 2 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 District Total 1,193 2,285 45 37 378,068 204,884 173,184 Rll'al Total 731 1,617 30 33 210,568 113,514 97,054 ! Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 205 468 8 16 37,960 20,658 17,302 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 155 360 6 4 70,395 37,509 32,886 3 Tehsi! Mathura (Rural) 177 346 II 9 40,944 22,747 18,197 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 197 443 5 4 61,269 32,600 28,669 Urban Total 459 668 15 4 167,500 91,370 76,130 ! Urban Non-city 237 365 2 2 65,361 35,053 30,308 2 Mathura City 222 303 13 2 102,139 56,317 45,822 NON-AGRICULTURAL ------V-Production other than cultivation s.c. (i) Self-suppOlting f::.C. (ii) Non-carning S.C. (iii) Earning Total __ p~rson~_ dep~ndants _ dependants Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 District Total 49,915 43,521 27,410 2,512 21,177 39,473 1,328 1,536 32,760 28,928 18,603 1,946 13,415 25,622 742 1,360 Rural Tolal 5,223 3,610 545 2,345 i I Tchsil Chhata (Rural) 6,135 4,2-12 180 466 9,813 5,970 619 4,760 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 10,967 8,991 237 203 3,237 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4,910 4,276 240 1,568 3,898 105 138 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 10,748 9\616 5,786 542 4,742 8,521 220 553 Urban Total 17,155 14,593 8,W7 566 7,762 13,851 5M 176 I Urban Non-::ity 5,572 4,533 3,019 251 2,350 4,196 203 86 2 Mathura City 11,583 10,060 5,788 315 5,412 9,655 383 90 NON-AGRICDLTURAL VII-Transport s.c. (i) Self-supporting S.C. (ii) Non·earning S.c. (Iii) Earning Total persons Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 District Total 12,894 10,547 7,020 III 5,597 10,202 277 234 Rural Total 5,764 4,705 3,107 50 2,550 4,452 107 203 I Tchsil Chhata (Rural) 644 462 385 6 248 415 II 41 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 1,628 1,306 914 9 6:14 1,261 20 36 3 Tehsil Malhura (Rural) 1,308 1,097. 589 20 692 1,048 27, 29 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 2,184 1,840 1,219 15 916 1,728 49 97 Urban Total 7,130 5,842 3,913 61 3,017 5,750 170 31 Urban Non-city 2,011 1,630 1,105 12 868 1,610 38 8 2 Mathura Cty 5,119 4,212 2,808 49 2,179 4,140 132 23 15 TABLE B-I -and Sub-classes -(ooncld.) CLASSES Classes S.C. (i) Self-supporting S.C. Iii) Non·earning "er~on~ _ ~el'endants Males Females Males Females Males Females 50 51 52 53 54 55 ------1\3,951 14,956 86,940 154,310 3,993 3,918 64,976 9,506 46,718 84,352 1,820 3,196 12,397 2,859 7,697 13,281 564 1,162 21,052 2,771 16,014 29,669 443 446. 13,691 1,516 8,685 16,257 371 424 1,164 17,836 2,360 14,322 25,145 442 722 48,975 5,450 40,222 69,958 2,173 900 372 19,096 3,172 15,057 26,764 350 29,879 2,278 25, \65 43,1 94 1,273 ---~-.--.- CLASSES-( contd.) ------VI-Commerce - -- -- S.C. (i) Self-supporting S.C. (ii) Non-earning S.C. (iii) Earning Total persons ____d~_p~~aDts dependants Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females ---_ - 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 39,256 33,828 19,997 909 18,378 32,699 8S1 220 15,081 11,795 8,039 600 6,788 12,082 254 113 3,228 2,724 1,816 213 1,293 2,467 f 19 44 4,5\7 3,91? 2,525 105 1,965 3,804 27 10 2,968 2,547 1,366 126 1,547 2,404 55 17 4,368 3,605 2,332 156 1,983 3,407 53 42 24,175 21,033 ,. 11,958 309 11,590 20,617 627 107 10,916 9,497 5,600 142 5,016 9,325 300 30 13,259 1l,536 6,358 167 6,574 11,292 327 .77 ----- CLASSES-(concld.) ----- VIII-Other services and miscellaneous sources S.c. (i) Self-supporting S.c. (ii) Non-earning S.C. (iii) Earning Total persons dependants dependants Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ----- 80 81 82 83 54 85 86 87 ---~- 102,819 85,288 59,524 11,424 41,788 71,936 1,507 1,928 59,.909 50,626 35,227 6,910 23,965 42,196 717 1,520 10,651 8,893 6,586 2,095 3,8!! 6,187 254 611 20,397 17,848 11,643 2,038 8,595 15,613 159 197 13,561 10,277 8,499 1,130 4,878 8,907 184 240 15,300 13,608 8,499 1,647 6,68! 11,489 120 472 42/110 34,662 24,297 4,514 17,823 29,740 790 408 16,554 14,648 9,372 2,767. 6,823 11,633 359 248 26,356 20,014 14,925 1,747 11,000 18,107 • 431 160 TABLE B-II 16 Secondary Means Number of persons derivin~ their Cultivation of owned land Cultivation of unowned Self-supporting Earning Self-supporting Total persons dependants Total persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Livelihood Classes 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - 10 II District.. 6,595 495 14 4,400 6,581 974 ],110 501 7 All Agricultural Classes ... 4,895 4,342 6,553 4,342 6,553 431 15 415 4 I_Cultivators of land whollY or mainly owned 378 23 6 34 17 444 1,249 II_CultivatorS of land wh"lIy or mainlY un'1wned 175 7 163 3 12 4 97 6 85 III-Cultivating labourers 100 12 88 5 12 7 2 J IV_Non-cultivating Tehsil Chhata. 1,521 . 5,499 70 1,451 5,499 338 1,102 118 6 All Agricultural Classes .. , 1,430 5,486 1,430 5,486 93 11 85 3 I-Cultivator. of land wholly or mainly owned 68 II 56 12 II 211 1,088 ll-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly un'lwned 14 9 5 34 3 33 Ill-Cultivating labourers 2 5 4 2 IV_Non-cultivating own- 9 ers of land: agricul turaI rent receivers • 50 520 6 60 44 282 16 255 All Non_agricultural Classes 580 I 141 23 132 9 23 155 \) 136 V_ProCl.uction other than cultivation 154 5 123 4 31 24 6 23 VI-Commerce 14 14 VII-Transport 251 2 20 20 102 95 VIII-Other services and 271 22 mis'.:ellaneous sources Tehsil Mat 78 4 599 54 83 3 31 All Agricultural Classes 677 58 I-Cultivators of land 592 54 592 54 29 25 wholly or ~ainly owned II-Cultivators of land 20 18 2 47 3 wholly or mainly unowned HI-Cultivating la boarer 36 35 6 5 IV-Nan-cultivating own- 29 3 25 3 4 ers 0 f land; agricul tural rent receivers All Non-agricu]tural Classes 831 15 811 11 20 4 76 74 V-Production other than 161 9 155 7 6 2 20 15 cultivation VI-Commerce 143 138 5 ]2 12 VU-Transport 49 49 10 10 VIII-Other services and 478 6 '~9 9 34 34 mJ~cellanc:l!>us sources 17 TABLE B-II -.qt Livelihood ,,; ~------~------.MCOodary means of livelihood from- land Employment as cultivating labourers Rent on 'Ilgricultural land " Earnil}g Self-supporting Earning Self-supporting Earning clep.endants Total persons dependants Total persons dependants - -_._------"'.,.. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 '1i'otal 473 1,263 2,890 454 2,513 87 377 367 940' 47 927 34 13 l-3 16 II 1,863 130 1,685 61 1'18 69 918 32 915 24 3 8 1,249 891 139 801 90 117 6 8 12 3 103 175 103 175 6 10 6 10 33 10 27 4 6 2 5 2 5 44 3S 1,616 727 1,172 30 444 697 758 32 738 20 20 12 23 8 801 68 715 1'1 86 51 58 II 51 7 7 4 3 6 125 II 94 31 10 162 5 160 6? 8 42 27 8 12 2 10 2 z Uf 640 321 12 300 628 526 14 517 IZ 9 z 220 1,0%, 392 309 315 55 77 254 41 3 33 3 173 69 163 39 10 30 33 33 211 1,088 190 94 147 16 78 8 8 24 142 24 142 S 4 5 4 3 11 15 366 501 2/7 149 500 52 5 48 <4 " 19 8 131 34 122 9 33 6 .3 3 6 22 4 12 10 4 17 17 10 4 7 3 4 7 203 459 76 127 459 28 27 ;2 3 622 27 565 6 57 21 200 zoo 3 4 473 13 5 35 8 194 3 194 .3 47 3 134 10 125 9 10 3 .3 11 3 II 3 3 .3 4 2 2 2 613 62 483 6 130 56 57 55 2 322 6 287 35 5 10 8 35 33 2 25 25 IS 12 6 238 56 151 5 87 51 22 22 ------~\ TABLE B-II 18 Secondary Means Number of persons deriving their Production other than cultivation Com- 'Self-supporting Earning Self-su ppoiHn, Total persons dependants Total persons Livelihood Classes Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 District All Agricultural Classes ... 3,519 272 2,905 ~6 614 216 2,236 82 2,163 I-Cultivators of land 2,710 161 1,149 35 461 126 1,985 49 1,913 17 whollY or mainlY owned II-Cultivators of land 583 51 476 8 107 43 us 18 141 wholly or mainly unowned Ill-Cultivating labourers 190 40 148 42 36 27 3 IV_Non-cultivating own- 36 20 32 9 11 79 12 73 11 ers of land ; agricul tural rent receivers All Non-agri~tural Classes 2,811 1,741 1,476 181 1,335 I,S60 1,734 193 94S 36 V_Production other than 1,436 1,451 511 118 924 1,333 347 38 240 12 cultivation VI-Commerce 314 57 208 11 106 46 917 ao 392 20 Vll-Transport ... 119 19 76 43 18 52 12 33- 1 VIII-Other serviceS and 942 214 680 51 262 163 "358 23 280 3 miscellaneous sources Tehail Chbata. All Agricultural C'allaes ... 754 48 543 10 .211 38 194 10 286 8 I_Cultivators of land 528 20 363 165 16 249 8 241 2 wholly or mainly owned " lI-Cultivators of land 189 15 151 12 25 6 25 wholty or mainly unowned lII-~ultivating labourers 25 6 18 7 6 IV_Non-cultivatin-g ~wn- 12 7 II 20 6 20 , ers ot; land . agncul tural rent receivers " All Non_agricultural Classes 380 416 186 9 194 168 55 96 12 V_Production other than 184 385 67 lit 385 30 B 20 cultivation VI-Commerce 39 3 17 22 2 117 42 62 II 4 vn_:' Transport 12 2 8 4 2 3 VIII-Other services and 94 7 51 19 17 3 11 miscellaneouS sources 145· 26 Tehsi1 Mat .__ All Agricultural Classes 726 31 671 13 55 18 691 11 675 I-Cultivators of land 595 16 554 7 41 9 651 8 636 4 wholly or mainly owned II-Cultivators of land 103 5 93 10 4 25 3 24 wholly or mainly unowned Ill-Cultivating labourers 23 3 19 4 2 5 5 IV-Non-cultivating own 5 4 3 10 10 ers of land' agricul 5 7 tural rent, receivers 274 17 245 8 All Non-agricultural Classes 584 214 398 21 186 193 V-Production other than 142 17 16z' 180 63 8 54 7 cultivation 304 6 88 VI-Commerce 75 70 5 100 16 13 Vll-Transport 18 18 3 19 95 90 'VIII-Other 'services and 187 16 168 miscellaneous sources 19 TABLE B-II of I!ivelihopd-(contd.) secondary means of livelihood from- melee Transport Other services and miscellam)ous SJurees Earning Self-supporting Earning Self-suPPJrting Earning dependants Total persons dependants Total perSons dependants Males Females Males Females Males Females :M'ales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 36 37 38 39 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 'IS 49 Total-(concld.) 73 53 1,013 6 976 2 37 4 3,085 272 2,918 66 167 206 6Z 32 835 3 812 2 23 2,520 187 2,404 45 116 142 17 154 2 145 9 2 344 38 316 7 31 3 20 15 5 91 31 82 5 9 26 6 4 4 130 16 116 9 14 7 789 157 932 28 740 }2 192 16 3,310 1,637 2,301 288 1,009 1,349 • 101 26 404 8 366 38 8 521 101 408 25 113 76 585 100 82 4 43 39 4 474 66 40l 19 1.1 47 19 11 101 5 18 2 79 3 244 203 146 13 98 '190 78 20 339 11 303 10 36 2,071 /,261 1,345 231 726 1,036 (Rural)-(concld.) 8 12 81 79 2 1 531 28 512 6 19 22 8 6 67 65 2 421 19 40'7 4 14 15 6 10 10 75 4 73 2 3 3 4 4 31 28 3 3 72 43 165 7 145 3 JO 4 163 161 1:.15 16 38 145 10 8 118 108 10 31 4 28 3 55 31 6 6 11 11 2 4 4 2 3 2 9 35 9 3 32 6 2 37 2 7 112 121 77 12 35 109 (Rural)-(concld,) 16 7 229 225 4 654 40 625 7 29 33 15 4 209 205 4 583 31 556 (5 27 25 3 20 20 50 5 48 2 8 4 8 13 13 29 9 219 10 196 7 ,23 3 312 198 261 17 51 181 9 98 3 90 8 3 72 12 59 13 12 12 7 11 10 28 3 26 2 :3 3 )6 5 11 34 36 34 36 5 94 7 91 7 • 3 178 147 142 17 36 130 TABLE 13-IT 20 Secondary Means Number of persons derivihg their Cultivation of owned land, Cultivation of unowned' Self-supporting Earning Self-supporting . Total persons dependants Total persons Livelihood Classes Mallo'S Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female&. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Tehsil Mathura All Ap-icultural Classes 1,057 526 91 966 522 279 103 183 I-Cultivators of land 952 515 952 515 160 2 160 I' wholly or mainly owned II-Cultivators of land 73 9 64 4 9 5 101 wholly or mainly unowned Ill-Cultivating labourers 21 [8 3 23 23 IV-Non-cultivating own- II 2 9 2 2 ers of land; agricul tural rent receivers All Non-agricultural Classes 689 18 658 8 31 10 199 2 193 , V_Production other than 122 5 120 3 2 2 76 76 cultivation • VI-Commerce 119 5 116 4 3 19 19 62 4 11 16 VII-Transport 66 7 86 VIII-Other services and 382 8 360 22 82 miscellaneous sources All Agricultural Classes 1,514 380 245 4 1,269 J76 238 26 158 I-Cultivators of land 1,259 368 1,259 368 142 140 whollY or mainly owned II-Cultivators of land 106 2 101 5 68 22 wholly or mainly unowned III-CUltivating labourers 101 6 98 2 3 4 28 3 18 IV-Non-cultivating own- 48 4 46 2 3 ers of land; agricul tural rent receivers All Non-agricultural Classes 1,410 67 1,394 37 26 30 235 10 234 2 V-Production other than 415 19 405 '16 10 3 81 2 81 2 cultivation VI-Commerce 210 7 207 7 3 28 28 VII-Transport 110 3 110 2 -l5 15 VIII-Other services and 685 38 672 12 13 26 III 8 110 miscellaneous sources Urban 115 125 II 1 104 124 26 35 3 All Agricultural Class~ 10~ 124 [04 124 4 3 I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 5 5 22 34 II-CultivaV)rs of land wh,.,Uy or mainly unowned 3 3 III-Cultivating labourers IV_Non-cultivating own- 3 3 ers of land: agricul tural rent receivers 7 19 3 88 2 83 1 All Non-agricultural Classes 326 10 3M 14 V_Production other than 48 46 2 15 cultivation VI-Commerce 60 59 11 9 "18 35 34 VU-Transport 19 26 VIII-Other services and 199 8 184 6 [5 2 27 miscellaneous source_s 21 TABLE,.B-II of Livelihood-(contd.) secondary means of livelihood from- land E!Uploym~nt as cultivating labourers Rent on agricultural land ------.....:.. Earning SeH-supportng Earning Self-supporting Earning dependants Total persons dependants Total persons dependants Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females Males Females Males females Males females 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 (Rural) 96 102 1,064 76 972 20 92 56 184 6 181 3 3 3 600 29 550 13 50 16 178 5 177 :3 2 95 101 432 33 406 5 26 28 3 3 15 10 15 10 17 4 16 2 2 2 2 6 257 99 152 2 105 97 13 12 114 5 95 19 4 13 13 15 3 11 4 2 21 21 2 12 7 5 <\ 3 " 116 91 39 77 91 35 35 (Rur:>l) 8f) 26 724 33 609 4 /15 29 508 506 17 2 6 2 564 14 507 :3 57 II 506 23 504 17 2 6 68 22 106 98 8 10 3 50 18 50 18 2 2 4 4 360 41 309 11 51 24 80 6 79 4 1 2 233 15 211 II 22 4 18 3 18 3 43 33 10 25 25 26 15 11 4 4 8 58 25 sO 6 1$ 19 33 3 32 2 Non..city 23 35 44 7 19 2 ZS 5 7 /1 7 II 26 5 3 23 4 7 7 22 34 18 2 16 2 10 to 4 14 2 5 4 /2 /52 10 146 9 6 I 6 2 4 5 3 4 3 2 2 2 38 38 3 1 2 3 5 3 5 106 6 102 6 4 ------TABLE B-Il Secondary Means Number of persons deriving their Production,other than cultivation Com- Self-supporting , Earning Total Self-supporting persons dependants Total persons Livelihood Classes Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Tehs:il Mathura All Agricultural Classes 977 55 769 11 208 44 506 17 495 7 of land I-Cultivat::>rs 76S 27 615 7 153 wholly or mainly 20 450 7 442 3 owned of land Il-Cultivat::>rs ISS 143 3 45 wholly or mainly 18 24 7 24 unowned Ill-Cultivating labourers 14 4 6 8 3 6 5 7 IV-Non-cultivating own 3 5 2 3 26 3 24 3 ers of land j agricul tural rent receivers All Non-agricultural Classes 309 181 169 10 140 171 145 Ip 105 2 V_Produetion other than 145 126 74 6 71 120 34 5 29 cultivation VI-Commerce 33 2 17 16 2 93 II 62 2 VlI-Tfdnsport 22 2 16 6 2 2 VllI-Othcr services and 109 51 62 4 47 47 16 miscellaneous sources 14 Tehs:il Sadabad All Agricultural Classes 949 130 848 19 101 III 616 30 596 9·· I-Cultivators of land 735 92 661 15 74 77 538 24 520 7 wholly or mainly owned II-Cultivators or' land 79 9 75 4 8 49 48 wholly or mainly unowned Ill-Cultivating labourers 126 27 104 2 22 25 16 3 16 IV-Nol)-cultivating ?wn- 9 2 13 2 12 2 ers of land j agneul tural rent receiVers All Non-agricultural Classes 666 672 463 lOS 203 567 252 41 218 9 V_Production other than. 307 592 142 88 165 504 104 9 98 5 cultivation VI-Commerce 62 18 54 4 8 14 101 20 76 3 VII-Transport 7 23 6 7 12 IO VllI-Other services and 268 55 244 13 24 42 35 11 34 miscellaneous sources / Urban All Agricultural Classes 81 7 58 2 23 5 105 2 92 I-Cultivators of land 61 6 46 2 15 4 84 74 wholly or mainlY owned Il-Cultivators of land 18 II 7 18 17 wholly or mainly un')wned Ill-Cultivating labourers 2 IV-Nan-cultivating own- 3 ers of land; agricul tural rent receivers All Non-agricultural Classes 354 117 129 20 225 97 443 22 158 V-Production other than 197 '.;18 32 3 165 75 29 22 cultivation VI-Commerce 44 8 25 2 19 6 312 19 64 Vll-Transport' II 8 9 6 Vill-Other services and 102 30 64 15 38 15 93 2 66 miscellaneous sources 23 TABLE B-II secondary means of livelihood from- merce Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources Earning Self-suppArting Earning Self-supporting Earning dependants Total persons dependants Total persOJ.s dependants Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 36 37 38 39 40 I 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 (Rural)-(concld. ) 11 10 304 4 296 8 2 779 46 753 15 26 31 8 4 245 2 241 2 4 662 36 640 8 22 28 6 58 2 54 4 2 90 7 88 5 2 2 10 9 2 17 2 16 40 13 III 2 97 14 I 203 144 169 13 34 131 5 5 66 62 4 76 11 72 5 4 6 31 7 6 5 17 6 17 5 2 8 2 6 11 31 10 5 26 2 .31 28 I • 3 99 96 70 2 29 94 ( Rural)-(concld.) 21 20 21 363 1 342 804 142 776 26 28 116 II 18 17 297 286 663 93 646 20 17 73 47 42 5 55 22 52 2 3 20 3 16 11 5 67 25 60 2 7 23 3 3 19 2 18 2 34 284 41 496 573 411 72 85 501 .'"lm" 10 6 4 98 1.00- 42 93 4 7 38 25 H III 11 3 36 17 32 7 4 10 2 27 23 67 94 60 5 7 29 II 145 140 5 293 420 226 56 61 364 Noa-city-(concld. ) 13 2 32 30 198 13 162 10 36 J ---I 0 17 15 2 163 7 1.34 6 29 15 15 23 16 7 2 12 6 12 4 2 ~85 22 76 5 31 4 923 346 594 114 329 232 7 l§ 3 17 3 510 11 64 8 26 3 174 248 19 7 3 " 9 148 7 26 2 3 32 .. 15 17 30 4 18 12 27 2 19 10 9 629 322 364 99 265 223 TABLE B-II 24 Seconltary Means Number of persons deriving their ---~ Cultivation of owned land Cultivation of unowned Self-supporting' Earning Self-supporting Total persons dependants Total persons ------Livelihood Classe.s Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Mathura AU Agricultural Classes II 7 II 6 10 8 I-Cultivators of land 5 6 5 . 6 3 2 wholly or mainly owned II-Cultivators of land 6 6 wholly or mainly unowned Ill-Cultivating labourers 6 6 IV-Non-cultivating own- ers of land; agricul- tural rent receivers All Non-agricultural Classes J25 121 II ,45 10 42 V-Production other than 21 20 16 15 cultivation VI-Commerce 20 20 7 7 VII-Transport VIII-Other services and 84 81 3 21 10 20 miscellaneous sources Number of persons deriving their Production J)ther than cultivation Com- Self·supporting Earning Self-supporting Total persons dependants Total persons Livelihood Classes Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 26 27 213 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 MathUr&: All Agricultural Classes 32 16 16 24 2 19 1 I-Cultivators of land 23 10 13 13 10 wh,.,lly or mainly owned II-Cultivators of land 6 3 3 4 3 wholly or mainly unowned III-Cultivating labourers IV- Non-cultivating own- 3 3 7 f, ers of land; agricul- tural rent receivers All Non-agricultural Classes 518 141 131 16 387 125 452 43 113 S V-Production other than 299 73 55 4 244 69 87 7 17 cultivation VI-Commcrce 61 25 25 3 36 22 254 22 40 > VII-Transport 27 7 3 24 7 9 8 VIII-Other services and 131 36 48 9 83 27 ~02 6 65 2 miscellaneous sources 25 TABLJ~ B·lI of Liftlihood-(concld.) .;.", - ...'7""" • ...,.... ~- - ~ndary means of livelihood from- land . Employment as cultivating labourers Rent on agricultural land ---- Earning Self-supporting Earning Self·supporting Earning dependants Total fersons dependants Total persons dependants Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 City 2 1 44 2 33 II 2 27 24 3 II 9 2 3 2 3 2 3 3 3 10 16 11) 7 2 9 8 344 9 338 4 6 5 2 6 5 36 34 10 5 5 '" 2 '" 2 3 2 3 10 3 4- 2 3 302 4 299 4 3 ------ secondary means of livelihood rrom- meree Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources Earning Self-supporting Earning Self-supporting Earning dependants Total persons dependants Total persons • dependants Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 City-(condd. } 5 4 4 119 3 90 2 29 1 3 2' 21 7 4 '" 51 39 12 2 38 2 29 9 329 38 77 4 14 63 4 1,213 215 741 56 412 159 70 7 6 5 152 21 92 ~ 60 13 214 19 38 '" 8 30 4 208 30 168 3/ 40 27 8 8 20 19 93 3 15 78 3 13 9 760 37 '" " 161 ·466 45 294 lIS ~--- TABLE B-III 26 Employers, Employees and Independ~t W'Ork~rs in. ALL INDUSTRIES AND SER VICES Independent Total Employers Employees Workers oc t District Total 124,977 110,793 14,184 2,897 101 27,793 2,149 80,103 11,934 Rural Total 72,385 63,114 9,271 251 10 10,469 318 52,394 8,943 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) '" 14,589 11 ,803 2,786 44 1,042 13 10,717 2,773 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 23,360 20,628 2,732 67 5,272 195 15,289 2;536 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 14,632 13,?11 1,421 22 1,476 61 11,713 1,360 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 19,804 17,472 2,332 118 9 2,679 49 14,675 2,274 Urban Total 52,592 47,679 4,913 2,646 91 17,314 1,831 27,709 2,991 Urban Non-city 21,350 18,538 2,812 402 51 4,219 '(3D 13,917 2,031 2 Mathura City 31,242 29,141 2,101 2,244 40 13,105 1,101 13,792 960 Sub· division 0'1 Stock raising Independent Total E(llployers Employees Workers Tract Males Females Males. Females Males Females Males Females 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 District Total 2,692 273 76 116 2,500 273 Rural Total 2,258 236 3 45 2,210 236 Tehsi) Chhata (Rural) ", 117 37 817 37 2 Tehsil Mat(Rural) 609 100 8 601 100 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 400 III 30 370 18 ~ub·division 0'4 Forestry and wood-cutting Independent oc Total Employers Employees Workers -;;; 'C CD Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females til 2 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 District Total 528 230 42 44 2 442 228 Rural Total 206 162 3 20J 162 1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) ' .. 6 67 6 67 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 98 64 97 64 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) ..... 36 16 36 16 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Ru,ral) .. , 66 15 64 15 Urban Total 322 68 42 239 66 I Urban Non-city 83 39 82 39 2 Mathura City 239 29 42 40 2 157 27 27 TABLE B-III Industries and .Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions Division O-Primary Industries not elsewhere specified ------Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females -- _-- --~ -- --- 12 13 \5 \6 17 18 19 ---- _141 3,553 520 140 181 2 3,232 518 2,769 4V8 5 69 2,695 408 821 107 5 823 107 916 171 13 902 17l 486 34 38 448 34 539 96 4 13 522 96 784 1/2 135 112 2 537 JlO 285 52 I 45 239 52 499 60 134 67 2 298 58 ------ Sub-division 0'3 Plantation industries -- -_------Independent Employers Employees Total --- workers Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females ------28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 ------_-- 120 10 22 21 77 10 100 3 2 21 77 3 5 3 5 3 15 4 10 45 8 37 .JS 4 30 20 7 20 7 .:. 20 7 20 7 -- - _- --_ -_ ------ Sub-division 0'5 Hunting (including trapping and game propagation) ------Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 11 II 11 IT 5 5 6 G TABLE B-III 28 Employers, Employees and Independ~nt Workers in Sub-division 0·6 Fishing 0 Independent c: Total Employers Employees Workers 0;; ·c .. Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males VJ Females 2 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 District Total :202 7 202 7 Rural Total 194 7 194 7 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 194 7 194 7 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) Urban Total 8 8 I Urban Non-city 2 Mathura City 8 8 Suh-division 1·4 Crude petroleum lind naturlll gas ci Independent c: Total Employers Employees Workers ~ II) Males Females Males Females <.'1 Tract Males Females Males Females 2 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 District Total 6 6 ~ ,~~ _.- Rural Total Tchsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tchsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tchsil M athura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) ••1, Uruan Total 6 6 I Urban Non-city ... 2 Mathura City ,,' 6 6 Division 2-Processing and Manufacture-Foodstuffs, Textiles, Leather and Products thereJf <> Independent c: Total Employers Employees 0;;- Workers '!:l v;.. Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 84 85 86 87 as 89 90 91 District Total 1:2;f83 1,520 438 4 1,:260 \) 11,18; 1,507 Rural Total 9,238 1,2'61 106 491 5 8,641 1,256 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 1,494 284 26 74 1,394 284 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 2 3,133 407 4j 249 2,835 407 Tehsil Mat1;'ura (Rural) :I 1,439 171 7 114 t,318 17I -4 Te~sil S-adabad (Rural) 3,172 399 24 54 5 3,094 394 Urban Totu! ~,945 259 3J~ 4 769 4 2,544 251 1 Urban Non-city .. , 1,535 141 70 ..... 207 1 1,258 140 2 Mathura City 2,110 118 262 ~ 562 3 1,286 111 29 1ABLE B-IU Industries and Services by. Divisions and Sub-divisions -(contd.) Division I-Mining and Quarrying Indepenrient Total Employers Employees workers ----- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 13 12 7 6 4 4 3 2 6 (J 6 6 Sub-divisicn 1'5 ~tone-quarrying, clay and sand-pits lndep~ndcnt Total Employers EmpJo)ees WOlker~ Males females Males females Males Females Males females -_--- - 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 1'13 7 6 7 6 4 4 3 2 Sub-division 2'0 Food industries otherwise unclassified ------Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 90S 13 114 170 654 12 308 10 39 259 IIi 8 9 29 130 56 7 49 84 3 80 600 12 74 1 131 395 11 81 2 13 66 51~ 12 72 118 329 11 ---- TABLE B~III 30 Employers, Fmployees alia rndependetit Workers in Sub-division 2'1 Grains and pulses lndependent r\ Q Total Employers Employees Workers -; .;:;., til Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 ]00 101 102 (103 104 105 106 107 District Total 958 583 99 227 6 632 577 Rural Total 580 504 41 113 3 426 SOl Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 285 S2 26 42 217 S2 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 124 - 180 2 23 5)9 180 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 81 75 7 24 50 75 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 90 167 6 :<4 3 60 164 Urban Total 378 79 58 ... Il4 3 2t6 76 1 Urban Non-city 305 52 36 86 183 51 2 Mathura City 73 27 22 :<8 2 23 25 Sub-divisin 2'.3 Sugar industries lnaepenaent g Total Employers Employees WorkerS -; .;:; C) til Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males lFemales 2 116, 117 118 119 120 121 122 )23 District Total 299 24 85 J90 Rural Total 82 9 73 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 5 5 2 Tebsil Mat (Rural) 20 20 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 7 2 5 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 50 2 48 Urhan Total 211 24 16 lIT Urban Non-city 177 4 56 Il7 2 Matbura City ... 40 20 20 Sub-division 2'5 Tobacco independent 0 Employers Employees Workers c Total :§ i) Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females III Tract 2 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 District Total 75 3 2 38 35 3 Rural Total T 7 1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tebsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 7 7 Urban Total ... ~ 68 3 2 38 28 3 Urban Non-city 4 3 2 2 3 2 Mathura City '" 64 38 26 31 TABLE B-III Industries a~d.Servic~s QY Divisions and Sub-divisions-(contd.) Sub-division 2'2 Vegetable oil and dairy products Independent Total Employers Employees WorkelS Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ---- 109 III 112 113 114 115 108 ~------_ 1,619 92 34 180 1,405 92 1,39U 78 18 131 1,241 78 149 11 149 11 477 21 16 104 357 21 ,337 17 25 312 J7 421 29 2 2 423 29 229 14 16 49 164 U 44 2 24 19 2 185 12 15 2:' 145 12 Sub-division 2'4 Beverages -~ -- - InaepeLdent Total Employers Employees Wvrkers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 202 112 16 74 48 48 7 7 2 ,., 2 39 39 154 lIZ 16 26 21 3 18 133 109 16 8 Sub-division 2'6 Cotton textiles Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males ,Females Males Females 140 I'll 142 143 144 145 146 147 4,046 576 23 52 .3 3,5m 572 3,134 500 3 24 2 3,101 498 291 141 291 141 1,197 166 5 1,192 166 439 62 439 62 1,207 131 3 19 2 1,185 129 911 76 20 18 864 14 610 40 20 21 569 40 302 36 7 295 34 TABLE, B-III 32 Employers"Employees ar.d Independent Workers in Sub-division 2'7 Wearing apparel (except footwear) and made-up textile goods Independedt ....~ , Total Employ~rs Employees Workers ~ 'il v Tract District Total 2,429 194 41 2 326 2,062 192 Rural Total .. , 1,603 127 15 77 1,511 127 I Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 326 43 27 299 43 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 2 548 34 12 50 486 34 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 267 , 267 9 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 462 41 3 459 41 Urban Total 826 67 26 2 249 551 65 I Urban Non-city .. , 2~9 39 2 7 280 39 2 Mathura City .. , 537 28 24 2 242 271 26 Sub-division 2'9 Leather, leather products and footwear Independent ci Employers .:; Total Employees Workers ';:;., '" Tract Males Females Males females Males Females Males 2 164 1'5 166 167 168 169 170 171 District Total 1,841 13 9 54 1,778 13 Rural Total 1,697 10 9 9 1,619 10 1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 438 5 438 5 .2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 521 3 5 516 3 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 179 2 179 2 4 Tehsil Sadabll.d (Rural) 559 9 4 546 Urban Total 144 3 45 99 3 Urban Non-city 2 ... 2 2 Mathura City ... 144 1 45 99 Sub-division 3-0 Manufacture of metal products otherwise unclassified Independent .; Total Employers Empl~yees Workers _.t:: .\ La-s:: u Males females Males females Males females Males Femaltll r.rl Tract- 1 2 180 181 182 163 184 185 186 187 District Total 1,830 36 235 404 4 1,191 32 Rural Total 783 30 3 57 1 723 29 388 27 I Tchsil Chhata (Rural) 388 27 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 174 2 14 158 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 97 97 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 124 2 43 80 Urban Total 1,047 6 232 347 3 468 3 Urban Non-city 196 3 45 148 1 2 Mathura City --851 5 229 302 3 320 2 33 TABLE B-1II Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub.divisions -(co'ntd,) Su b-division 2'8 Textile" industries otherwi se unclassified Independent Total Employers --_.E.npbyees Workers Males females Ma~s Females Males Females Males Females 156 [57 158 159 160 161 162 [63 506 45 10 112 381 45 389 40 10 89 290 40 71 3 10 33 28 3 71 5 56 15 5 247 31 247 31 117 5 23 94 5 4 3 4 3 113 2 23 90 2 Division 3-Processing and Manufacture-Metals, Chemicals and ProduCts thereof Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 172 173 174 175 176 m [78 179 2,595 46 409 2 683 5 1,503 31) 934 33 3 108 8?3 32 416 27 416 27 191 3 2 14 175 3 172 45 127- 155 2 49 [05 1,661 13 4Q6 2 575 4 680 7 311 1 4 64 243 I 1,350 12 402 2 511 4 437 6 ____S_u_b-division 3'[ Iron and steel (basic manufact~re) Total Independent Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females lee 189 190 [9! 192 193 194 195 3 3 3 3 3 3 TABLE B-III 34 Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Sub-division 3°3 Transport equipment ---_- Independent ci Total Employers Employees Workers c:: District Total ),69 22 38 109 Rural Tl'tal -,8 9 29 1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) ·8 8 :3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 12 4 8 ..... 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 18 5 13' Urban Total 131 21 ;'9 80 Urban Non-city 75 8 66 2 Mathura City 56 21 21 14 Sub-division 3°5 Machinery (other than electrical machinery) in~luding engineering workshops ------Independent Total Employers Employees Workers =0 0; '5 Tract Males Fem&les Males Females Males Females Males Females til 2 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 49 District Tota I 232 113 Rural Total 7 6 1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 6 6 4 T~hsil Sadabad (Rural) Urban Total' 2~5 177 48 Urban Nonodty 7 ... 'C 3 4 2 Mathura City 21S 174 44 SUb-division 3°7 Medical and pharmaceutical preparations Independent Total Employers Employees Workers S -_.------; '5 Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females en 2 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 District Total 33 6 15 2 9 , 4 Rural Total 2 2 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) :2 2 -4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) Urban Total 3/ 6 IS 2 7 9 4 1 Urban Non-city 2 Mathura City 30 6 15 2 7 !l 4 35 TABLE B-III Industries and ~ervices b.y~ Divisions Bnd SulT-div,isions-(contd.) Sub-division 3'4 Electrical machinery, apparatus, appliances and supplies Independent Total Employers Employees Workers ----~~---- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 8 41 1 I ' 48 7 41 ... - 41 7 041 Sub-division 3'6 Basic industrial chemicals, fertilizers, and power· alcohor .~------~------Independent Total Employers Employers Workers Males Males Females Males Females Females Males Females 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 115 3 34 81 3 100 3 33 67 3 28 28 9 3 9 3 55 33 22 S 8 15 1 14 10 9 5 5 Sub-division 3'8 Manufacture of Chemical products otherwise unclassified Independent Total Employers Employees workers --.~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 164 137 7 20 ,0} 164 137 7 20 22 7 15 142 137 5 TABLE B-III 36 Employers" Employees and Independent Workers in Division 4---Processing and Manufacture--not elsewhere specified -----_' 0 Independent (:i Total Employers Employees Workers 2 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 District Total 8,366 426 280 4 5i5 20 7,501 402 Rural Total 5,655 244 68 3 :'72 5,315 241 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 172 127 872 127 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural} 1,126 38 13 ll6 \,597 3a. 3 Tehsil Mathura (Ruralj 1,137 34 69 1,067 34 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 1,920 45 54 3 87 1,779 42- Urban Total 2,711 182 212.. 313 20 2,186 16T I Urban Non-city 888 57 12 66 2 - 810 55 2 Mathura City 1,8f3 125 200 247 18 1,376 106 I)ub-division 4'1 Products of petroleum and coal <5 Independent s:: ..- Total Employers Employees Workers to ·c... . fI:l Tract Males Females Males Females Males females Males Females 2 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 District Total 66 65 Rural Total Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura Rural) ." 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) U,'ban._ Total 65 65 1 Urban Non-city 2 Mathura City ". 65 65 Sub-division 4'4 Non-metallic mineral products Independent ci Total Employers Employees Workers (:i 2 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 District Total ... 2,314 149 5 3 32 2,277 145 Rural Total 2,111 138 ' 3 10 2,101 13$ Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 667 62 667 62' 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 550 33 550 3); 3 Tehsil Mathura (RUral) 346 11 346 Jr 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 541 32 3 10 538 2~ Urban Total 203 11 5 22 176 10' Urban Non-city 164 4 .5 159 4 '2 Mathura City ... 39 7 22 I7 6 37 TABLE B-III lndu1tries and Services by Oivisions and Sub-divisions -i(.contd.) Sub-division 4'0 Manufacturing industries otherwise unclassified Independent Total .Employers Em~)oyees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 1,344 34 90 ,211 4 .1,043 30 969 11 50 152 767 Il 21 21 436 6 67 363 155 4 21 134 .. 357 6 44 64 249 6 315 23 40 59 4 216 19 66 3 2 10 2 54 309 20 38 49 2 222 18 Sub-divmioJi 4'2 Bricks, tileS and otlier structural clay prOduct~ Independent Employers Employees '-&al _. Workers . ~ ~-- .- - .. ---~----.-- Males females Males Females Males females Males Females 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 367 6S 7 60 300 65 350 31 S 52 293 31 150 30 150 30 9 9 80 45 34 III 4 7 100 7 17 34 2 8 34 17 2 8 7 34 34 Sub-division 4'6 Wood and wood products other than furniture and fixtures Independent Total Employers Employees Workers \ Males females ,.rales Females Males Females Males Females 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 / 2,924 143 IS 76 2,830 142 2,158 64 13 50 2,095 64 34 34 34 34 723 5 7 43 673 5 18 2 548 546 III 7 6 853 5 842 7 766 79 5 26 135 7~ 326 49 2 26 -_ 298 49 3D ~ 3 440 437 29 TABLE B-III 38 Emp.1oye't's, ~mployees alld Ind~pendpnt Worke~.iD Sub-division 4'7 Furniture and fixtures 0 Independent Total Employers Employees -;• Workers 'ij Trllct tIJ Males Females Males Females ·Males Females Males Females 2 ---- 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 District Total , 288 2 106 180 Rural Total 8 8 I Tehsil Chhata (Rural) Tehsil Mat (Rural) 2 2 2 '3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 6 6 Urban Total 280 Z 106 172 Urban Non-city ", 2 Mathura City 210 :2 106 172 Sub-ejivision 4'9 Printing and allie,d industries lnoepenClent 0 l1li Total Employers Employees Workor. :3 ~ Vl Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males F~s 2 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 District Total 966 3! 118 99 14. 74.9 l' Rural Total 23 7 16 Tehsil Chhafa (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Roural) 6 6 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 7 7 -4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 10 9 Urban Total 943 34 118 92 14 133 19 Urban Non-city ... 308 22 285 2 Mathura City (i35 31 117. 70 :" ,,48 19 Sub-divisiDn 5'0 Construction and maintenance of works otherwise unclassIfied ci Independent 1::1 Total £mploytls Employees Worton .!! - -t lZl~, Trr.ct Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females -.2 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 "1 District Total 43 31 -12 Rural Total Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 12 '" Urban Tota!. 43 31 I Utban Non-city '" 2 Mathura City 43 31 12 39 -TABLE B-IU Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-(contd.) Sub-division .o!·8 Paper and paper products ------~--~---Independent Total Employers Employcu Workers Males . Females Males femalOii Males FemalH Pemales 300 301 S02 303 504 S05 ~06 '07 97 57 35 3S 3; :S5 .. 22 7 7 55 15 Dlvilion 5-ConltrLlctioJl and Utilities -~-.-~---- Independent- Totll Emplor'l(Ii Employeeil Workers ------.-- Males Females Males females Malta FemaJ..& Males Female~ 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 523 .------,- 7,37' 3,664 108 2 2,089 183 5,1'1 3,47' 4,«03 3,15-4 4 885 23~ 3,514 1,131 1,040 5'7 .o! 185 ~51 597 1,369 1,121 462 21 901 1,100 1,368 466 109 1,259 .o!65 626 '70 123 503 969 2,97(, 510 104 2 1,19S 16. 1,677 J-4' 1,236 391 2 2 -42' 116 811 173 1,7.0 11' 102 772 -44 &66 75 Sub-di"l'ision 5' 1 Constfllction an1 maintenancc-buildinll Independent , Total Emp~oyers Employees Workers -- -'-- Males Females _ Malos Females Males Females Males Fcmalos 332 333 .334 335 336 337 338 '3' 2,S9t 17 67 512 15 2,025 71 1,02' 13 3&2 '-44- 13 2'1 2 2-41 2 408 (t 371 37 i 363 363 14 5 II 3 5 1,56& U '7 12Q 15 1,3&1 $I 661 46. 65 15 'O~ 3Q '901) 211 .7 55 77' 21 TABLE B-III 40 Employers, Employees and Independent Workt.rs in Sub division 5:2 Construction and maintenance-roads, bridges and other transport works ,~ Independent Total' Employers Employees - __ ._. Workers ..·c., Tract I til Males Females Males Females Males l'emales Males Females 2 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 District Total 563 ~ 41 253 269 R!4Tal Total 333 4 ISO 119 Tehsi! Chhata (Rural) 84 4 80 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 42 34 8 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) III 6 12 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 189 30 159 Urban Total 230 31 103 !/O Urban Non-city ... 55 2 II 42 2 Mathura City 175 35 92 43 Sub-division 5·5 Works and services-electric power and ga : supply Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ~~~~~~~~~------·3~56~----~3~57r---~35=8----~3=5=9-----'3~60~--~n3"61,-----~36=2,---~36=32 District Total 100 100 Rural Total 4 -I I Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 4 4 Urban Total 96 96 Urban Non-city ... 30 30 2 Mathura City ti6 66 Sub-division 5·7 Sanitary works and services including scavengers Independent .; a TOtal Employers Employees Workers :!.... Tra~t Males Females Males females Males Females Males females III• 2 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 District Total 3,106 3,575 956 16. 2,150 3,406 194 23 Rural Total 2,850 3,139 2,656 3,116 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 664 595 77 587 595 .62 1,115 10 21 852 1,094 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 464 58 884 463 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) '42 965 49 333 964- 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 312 '/62 -- US 194 29(1 Urban Total 956 436 166 241 Urban Non-city ... 458 345 292 101 91 470 44 28 H 2 Mathura City ... 491 41 TABLE B"..III Sub-division 5'4 Construction and maintenance operati'lns-irrigation and other agricultural works Independent Total Empl"yers Employees w ...l1ke,s mres Females Males Females Males Females Males females 348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 ~63 2 228 35 2 r88 2 153 35 2 51 28 .... 23 55 51 4 45 2 45 2 37 29 8 75 75 2S 25 50 50 Sub-division 5'6 Works and services-domestic and industrial water supply Independent Total Employers Employees. Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 368 364 365 366 )67 369 370 371 10 10 ••• \> 2 2 2 2 8 8 8 8 Division 6 Commerce Total Emphyers Empl'lyees Indepepdent Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ""3&r sst 3EZ 3lIT 38"4 385 386 3:lo7 19,997 909 182 27 1,428 31 17,6'7 85-1 600 34 6 127 8,039 2 7,878 691 1,816 213 4 21 1,791 213 2,525 105 90 2 2,435 103 126 6 1,366 1,359 126 156 29 6 10 2,332 2,293 150 309 848 21 1,301 11,958 29 9,809 259 5,600 142 205 2 398 6 4,997 134 6,358 167 643 19 903 23 4,812 125 TABLE B-III 42 Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Sub-dlV.Slon 6'0 Retail trade otherwise unclassified Independent ci Total Employers Employees \-IIlJckers c:l ·c'iii u Tract Males Females Males Females 2 388 389 39~ 391 392 393 394 395 District Total 11,812 435, 509 • 477 9 10,826 41l Rural Total 5,758 343 5 4 3 5,750 338 I Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 1,431 8& 1,431 es 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 1,637 76 1,637 75 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 1,039 64 1,038 M -4 'tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 1,651 115 5 4 2 1,644 111 Urban Total 6,054 91 504 4 474 8 5,076 80 I Urban Non-city 2,736 31 56 83 2 2,597 35 2 Mathura City 3,318 55 '148 4 391 6 2,479 -45 Sub-division 6'2 Retail trade in fuel (including petrol) IndepcIiOOn1-' 0 Total Employers Employees Workerl c:l Qj °5 Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 District Total 546 1)3 45 6. 433 ll3 Rural Total 59 105 2 57 105 Tehsil Chhata" (Rural) 2 8\1 2 84 2 Tchsil Mat (Rural) 38 6 2 36 6 :3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 6 7 6 7 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 13 8. 13 e _Urban Total 481 8 45 66 376 8 I Urban Non-tity 177 8 3 6 168 II 2 Mathura City 310 42 60 20B Sub-diyisi(_!n 6'4 wholesale trade in foodstuffs Independent 0 Total Employers Employees Workers CI "iii Tract- Males Females Males. Females Males Females Mal~s Ferna'" '5r;, 2 420 421 • 422 423 424 425 426 427 District Total 1,211 23 118 5 171 922 '17 Rural Total 255 7 2 .# '19 {, I" Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 40 40 ~ Tehsil Mat (Rural) 74 3 71 3 Telisil Mathura (Rural) I 1 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 140 7 2 138 6 Uraan Total 956 16 116 4 167 673 11 I Urban Non-city 776 6 99 131 546 6 2 Mathura City 180 10 17 -4 36 I I 127 , 43 TABLE B-III Industries and-Services by Divisions and Sub'.divisions--(contd.) Sub-division 6·1 Retail trade in foodstuffs (illcluding beverages and narcotics) Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 396 397 '398 399 400 401 402 40' 4,217 210 112 4 210 10 ' 3,IZS 266 1,281 134 5 88 I 1,188 133 254 40 4 4 246 40 493 19 16 411 II 227 S3 2 22" 307 22 6 301 "22 2,936 146 107 191 9 2,637 iiI 1,410 72 34 " 7, 2 1,303 1.0 1,526 74 73 4 119 7 1,334 6} Sub-division ((3 Retail trade in textile and leather lIood. - ..... ~ • Independent Total Employers Employees Wor)l;erll -----Males Females Males • Females Males Females Males Fcmalca 412 413 414 415 416 417 "'18 419 1,692 31 62 6 261 , 1,362 16 608 23 S85 " I .. " 17 67 261 2 266 87 2 85 169 3 2 167 , 1,084 27 62_ 6 145 , 711 12 186 7. 17 2 169 4 898 20 62 5 228 7 608 I Sub-division 6·S Wholesale trade in commodities other than foodstuffs Independent Tota! Employees Employers workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fcmalca 428 429 430 431 432 ·m 434 43~ 207 10 13 18. 26 2 24 2 2 23 2 21 181 8 13 160 178 7 II 160 3 2 TABLE B-III 44 Employers,~Employees 'anCl, Iud epert Sub-division 6'6 Real estate Indepenclent Empbyers Employees Workers Males Females Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females 436 437 438 439 1 2 440 441 442 Dhtrict Total R',ral Total' Tel,sil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) " Urban Totar 2 I I I Urban Non-city l Mathura City Sub-division 6'8 Money lending, banking and other financi~l business • Independent «5 Employers Employees t:I Total Workers ':Ii '': 0 Tract Males Females Males • Females Males Females Males Female. III 2 452 4$3 454 455 456 457 458 459 District Total 307 27 26 4 147 2 134 2J Rural Total 52 7 20 1 25 6 4 1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 4 13 3 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 7 6 ~ 3 Tebsil Mathura (Rural) 6 2 6 Z 20 -4 Tebsil Sadabad (Rural) 29 9 Urban Total 255 20 6 3 140 2 109 IS I Urban Non-ciiy 137 12 6 I 77 54 Il 2 Mathura City ... III S 2 63 2 55 4- Sub-diyision 7-1 Transport by road Independent 0 Total Employers Employees I'l Workers ";jj , .. ~ Males females Males Females Males Females Males ...0 Tract Females Ul 469 470 471 2 468 472 473 474 475 5,251 16 114 5 903 13 4,234 District Total 6" 2,464 42 7 123 3 2,334 39- Rural Total 6 7 Tebsil Chbala (Rural) 166 159 6. 711 56 2 724 6- 2 Tebsil Mat (Rural) • 363 15 17 345 15- 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 1,154 13 5 43 11'106 12' 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 2,187 44 101 5 780 10 1,900 29' Urban Total 1,002 10 25 2 140 837 It 1 Urban Non-city 1,7SS 34 82 3 640 _. 10 1,063 21 2 Mathura City 45 TABLE B-III Industries and Services by- Divisions and ,Sub-divisions-,contd.) Sub-division 6'7 Insurance Independent -Total Employers Employees Workers Males females Males Females Males Fema'es Males females 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 3 3 3 3 3 3 Division 7-Transport, '5torage and Cornmunicatinns Independent Total Employers Fmployees Workers Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females "~ 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 7,695 III 115 6 2,164 34 4,716 71 3,'83 50 8 556 8 1,619 41 406 6 238 168 6 943 9 2 175 2 766 6 590 20 I 18 5 571 15 1,244 15 5 125 1,114 14 4,512 61 101 5 2,308 26 2,097 30 1,191 12 25 2 332 I 841 9 3,314 49 82 3 1,976 25 1,256 21 Sub:division 7'2 Transport by water Total Employers Independent~ Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females 476 477 4i8 479 480 4111 4S2 4S3 79 3 7. 2 57 2 I 56 I 9 9 43 42 .. 4 22 22 I -4 -4 II 18 TABLE B-III 46 E.'liplbyers, 'F;mp~.()yees and Independent Workers in "ub-div:sion 7'3 Transport by air Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema1es 2 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 0491 District Total 4 4 Rural Total 2 2 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 2 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) Urban Total 2 2 Urban Non-city ... 2 2 2 Matnura City Sub·division 7'5 Storage and warehousing ~'-'------~--- Independent Total Emnloyers Employees ------Workers Tract Males Females Males Females M ales Females Males FemaIe~ 2 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 District Total 85 85 Rural Total .. "';. 1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) Urban Total 85 /~i';> Urban Non-city ... 2 Mathura City 85 Sub-division 7'7 Telegrapn services Independent Total EmploypfS Employees Workers Females Tract Males Females Males females Males Males Females 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 1 2 36 District Total 36 3 Rllr.11 Total 3 3 Tehs] Chhata (Rural) 3 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tchsil Mathu:a (Rural) .. Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) UrlJ.1n Total 33 33 Urban Non-city ... I 2 Mathura City 32 32 47 Tt\BLE B-ru Industries and Services by Divisions.and.Sub-divisions-(contd.) Sub.division 7'4 Railway transport Independent Employees Workers Total Employers Males .Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 496 497 498 499 492 493 494 495 1,367 21 319 l,ii6 22 355 5 229 584 6 203 208 90 90 225 225 5 57 4 61 I,O/} 16 90 L,ID] 16 97 97 915 15 1,005 15 Sub-division 7'6 Postal services Independent Total Employers Employees· WorkeTs Males .Females Males Females Males Females Males Fomales 508 509 510 . 51l 512 713 ~14 515 ~6 296 .'t. 13 73 18 18 29 29 25 25 223 223 71 71 152 152 Sub.division 7'8 Telephone services ------_-- Independent Total Employers Employees Wurkers Males Females Males Females Males .Females Males Fema1es .524 525 526 527 528 529 530 103 103 11)3 103 21 21 12 82 TABLE B-III 48 Employers, Etnployees and Indepundent Worke'rs in Sub-division 7'9 Wireless services Independent Total EmplDyers Pmpl-yees Workers Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 532 533 534 535 536 537 538 539 District Total 155 155 Rural Total Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) , Tehsil Mathura (Rural) Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) '" U"~an Total 155 ISS Urban Non-city ... 2 Mathura City ... 155 Sub-division 8'1 Medical and other Health services Independent g Total Employers Fmpl"yees Workers :! C).. en Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 548 549 550 55[ 552 553 554 555 District Total 1,107 2117' 74 35 488 1115 545 67 Rural Tutal Z36 20 23 86 121 10 I Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 58 8 10 15 33 ~. 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 81 33 48 :1 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 52 6 12 30 10 6 <\ Tehsil Sadabad (Rurall 45 6 8 36 6 Urban Total 871 271 51 35 402 195 418 47- I Urban Non-city ... 222 54 12 25 [07 18 [03 II' 2 Mathura City ... 649 223 39 10 295 177 315 36 Sub-division 8-4 Po~ice (other than village watchmen) o Independent d Total Employers Employees Workers Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemaJes. 2 564 565 566 567 568 569 570 57r D;strict Total ... 748 748 Rural Total 151 151 Tehsil Chbata (Rural) 71 71 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 43 43 .3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 17 [7 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 21 21 '" Urban Total 596 596 Urban Non-city .. , 205 205 2 Mathura City 391 391 ,1:9 TABLE B-III Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions -(contd.) Division 8-Health, Education and Public Administration Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 540 541 542 543 544 545 546 547 , 10,763 870 76 35 10,017 745 670 90 2,869 102 23 2,657 79 189 23 476 16 10 433 8 , 33 8 S51 29 802 26- 49 :3 885 37 12 858 31 15 6 657 20 564 14 92 6 7,894 768 53 35 7,360 666 481 61 1,405 205 14 25 1,235 162 156 18 6,489 563 39 10 6,125 504 325 49 Sub-division 8·2 Educational services and Research Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 556 557 558 559 560 561 562 563 2,069 226 2 1,942 203 125 23 1,098 36 1,036 33 6Z 3 165 165 360 14 359 II 3 200 19 195 19 5 373 3 317 3 56 971 190 2 906 170 63 20 376 79 2 321 72 53 7 595 111 585 98 !O 13 Sub-division S'5 Village officers and servants including village watclimen Independent -orotal- - Employers Employees Workers Males Fenmles Males Females Males Females Males Females 572 573 574 575 576 577 57S 579 180 180 161 161 9 9 53 53 40 40 59 59 19 19 16 16 3 3 .,' TABLE B-III 50 Employers, Employees an'd fnuepenae'nt'Workers in Sub-division 8'6 Employees of Municipalities and Local Boards Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females: 1------2--- 580 581 582 583 584 ---- 585 586 587 , District Total 382 13 3117 11 Rural Total 34 2 34, 2 Tehsil Chhata (RuraJ) 25 25 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 9 2 9 2 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) Urban Ta'al 348 16 348 16 Urban Non-city 149 7 1 149 7 2 Matnura City 199 9 199 9 , "Sub·division 8'8 Employees of the Union Government 0 Independent t::: Total Employers Employees Workers d ';:: ., Males {/j Tract Males Females Females Males Females Males Females 2 596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 District Total 216 70 216 70 Rural Total 67 67 I Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 21 21 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 16 16 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 3 3 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 27 27 Urban Total 149 70 149 70 Urban Non-city 6 • 65 6 65 2 Mathura City 143 5 143 5 Division 9-Services not elsewhere specified Independent ,.; ~ Total Employers Employees Workers ~., M:rreS' Femateg; en Tract Males Females Males Females Males Fema16S 2 612 613 614 615 616 617 618 619 District Total 37,549 6,lla 449 21 1,694 1,120 2i,406 4,977 Rural Total 26,017 3,419 5,303 200 20,714 3,219 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 4,455 1,409 86 5 4,369 1,404 5,625 705 2 Tchsil Mat (Rural) 11,970 549 3,345 144 5,547 508; 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 5,765 532 218 24 27 5,173 60Z 4 Tehsil Sadabad~(Rural) 6,1127 629 1,654 Urban Total lJ,532 2,699 449 21 3,391 920 7,692 1,758 Urban Non-city 6,010 1,111 69 20 1,449 442 4,562 1,349 2 Mathura City 5,452 ~8 380 1,942 478 3,130 409 "Figures under this sub-division' include the figures of Sub-division 8'3-Army, Navy and Air Force. 51 TABLE B-IH Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub.divisions -(contd.) Sub-division S·7.Employees of State Governments -- --- Independent Total Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ----- 588 589 5~0 591 592 593 594 595 6,061 258 6,061 258 1,121 44 1,121 44 127 8 127 8 289 13 289 13 513 12 573 12 132 II 132 II 4,941 Zl4 4,940 214 431 431 4,509 214 4,509 :114 Sub-division 8-9 Employees of non·.Jndian Governments luc!er:encent Total Employers Employees Workers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ------604 605 606 607 601S 609 610 61! ~~ Sub-division 9-0 Services otherwise unclassified --- Independent Total Employers Employees Workers -----~--- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ------620 621 622 623 624 625 626 621 _------24,754 2,649 110 6 5,319 198 19,325 2,445 21,400 2,339 4,848 143 16,552 2,196 3,621 1,2116 3 3,621 1,283 7,431 417 3,141 138 4,290 279 4,951 455 178 2 4,773 453 5,397 181 1,529 3,868 181 3,354 310 110 6 471 5S 2,713 249 1,860 209 6 255 30 1,605 173 1,494 101 110 216 25 1,168 76 ------TABLE B-III 52 Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Sub-division 9'1 Domestic services 0 Independent d Total Employers Employees Workers :3.... u UJ Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 628 629 630 631 632 633 634 635 Distdct Total 1,906 735 1,893 735 13 Rural Total 315 46 315 46 I Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 62 2 62 2 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 163 6 163 6 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 14 4 14 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 86 24 86 2~ Urban Total 1,591 689 1,578 689 13 Urban N,m-dty 345 285 345 285 2 Mathura City 1,246 404 1,233 404 13 Sub-division 9'3 :baundries and laundry services c:i Independent d Total Employers _ Employees Workers 2 644 645 646 647 648 649 650 651 District Total 1,270 1,067 29 6 1,235 1,067 Rural Total 912 866 911 866 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 9Q 74 90 74 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 350 352 350 352 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 125 52 124 52 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 347 3S8 347 388 Urban Total 358 201 29 5 324 201 1 Urban Non-city 200 134 200 134 2 Mathura City 158 67 29 5 124 67 Sub-division 9'5 Recreation services 0 Independent 1:3 Total Employers Employees Workers -I 2 660 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 District Total 574 59 29 2 92 6 453 51 Rural Total 346 39 13 333 39 Tehsil Chbata (Rural) 96 34 96 34 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 71 2 71. 2 3 Tebsil Mathura (Rural) 76 2 76 2 4 TebsiLSadabad (Rural) 103 13 90 Urban Total 228 20 29 :z 79 6 120 12 Urban Non-city 118 5 4 2 34 2 SO I 2 Matbura City 110 15 25 45 4 40 11 53 TABLE B-III Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-(contd.) Sub-division 9·2 Barbers and beauty shops Independent Total Employers Employees wOlkers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 636 637 638 639 640 641 642 643 3,100 143 101 9S 16 2,904 126 "2,374 103 5 3 2,369 100 402 12 -402 12 769 61 5 764 61 461 -46 [ 742 30 3 742 27 726 40 101 ·90 13 535 26 [3 325 22 6 13 306 I 77 401 18 95 229 18 Sub-division 9·4 Hotels, restaurants and ~ting houses --_.----- lndepencent Employee~ Workers Total Employers Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 656 657 658 659 652 653 654 655 140 49 220 31 140 49 Z:lO 2 31 35 154 6 113 27 14 66 2 25 Sub-division 9·6 Legal and business services Independent Employees Workers Total Employers Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males 672 673 674 675 668 669 670 671 207 164 389 18 20 10 30 I •• 10 19 9 I 10 10 I 359 18 18'1 154 J} 23 -4 6 336 14 181 141 TABLE B-III 54 Employers, Employees and Iodepen:dent Workers In Sub-division 9'7 Arts, letters and journalism 0 Independent I:l Total Employers Employees Workers :i... , .. Males Males Females Males Females flO Tract Females Males Females 2 676 677 678 679 680 681 682 683 District Total 70 30 5 35 RUf'al Total I Tebsil Cbba&a (Rural) 2 Tebsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) -4 Tebsil Sadabad (Rural) Urbmo Tolal 70 30 5 35 Urban Non-city I 1 3 2 Matbura Cuy 62 29 '" 32 55 TABLE B-III Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-(concld.) Sub-division 9'8 Religious, charitable and wdfare services Independent Total Employers Employees Workers ------Males Females Males t Females Males Females Males Females 684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 5,266 1,462 101 11 937 1M 4,228 1,287 640 U tal 8 539 18 184 24 160 I 167 II 27 140 11 141 9 34 8 In I 142 5 16 126 5 4,626 1,436 lOt 11 836 '56 3,689 1,169 3,041 1,155 48 II 679 li2 2,320 1,032 1,519 281 53 157 44 1,369 237 --- 56 NOTE-Self-~L1pporting persons who are not economically active have been eAc1uded from the table. Their number for the district is as follows : Non-productive sources of livelihood Persons Males females ------~------2 3 I-Persons living principally on income fcom non-agricultural ~roperty '" Total 581 303 278 Rural 38 22 16 Urban 541 281 262. II-Persons living principally on pensions, remittances, scholarships and Total 361 295 66. funds Rural 92 62 3() Urban 269 233 36. Ill-Inmates of almshouses and recipients of doles '" Total Rural Urban " IV-Beggars and Vagrants ... \ .. , Total 2,697 2,370 327 Rural 1,961 1,774 18T Urban 73' 596 14() V-All other persons living principally on income derived from non-productive Total 291 190 IDI activities Rural 6 4 2: Urban 285 186 99- Total ... Total 3,930 3,158 772' Rural 2,091 1,862 235 Urban 1,833 1,296 537 b7 T Ain..,E B-IV Unemployment by Livelihood Classes Number of persons out N umber of pers')ns Total Population side the labour force gainfully employed Livelihood Classes Persons Males Females Males Females :,\1ales Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 District Total \.LLCLASSES 912,264 493,930 418,334 207,591 366,766 285,612 51,513 All Agticultural Classes 534,196 289,046 245,150 120,273 215,328 168,749 29,822 I-Cultivators of land ",:holly or 459,871 248,198 211,673 103,724 187,506 144,453 24,167 mainly owned and thclr depen- dants II-Cultivators of land ~hollY or 50,435 27,744 22,691 11,510 18,953 16,234 3,738 mainly unowned and their depen- dants III-Cultivating labourers and their 17,756 10,21'1 7,539 3,605 6,612 6,611 927 dependants .. IV_Non-cultivating owners. of land; 6,134 2,887 3,247 1,434 2,257 1,451 990 agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants All Non-agricultural Classes 378,068 204,884 173,184 87,318 151,438 116,863 21,691 V-Production other than cultivation 93,436 49,915 43,521 21,300 38,119 28,455 5,358 VI-Commerce 73,084 39,256 33,828 18,453 31,393 20,682 2,434 7,312 552 VII-Transport 23,441 12,894 10,547 5,533 9,995 -Vlll-Other services and miscellaneous 188,107 102,819 85,288 42,032 71,931 60,414 13,347 sources Rural Total ALL CLASSES 727,592 393,220 334,372 164,048 289,519 229,132 44,853 AU Agricultural Classes 517,014 279,706 237,318 115,943 207,908 163,739 29,410 I-Cultivators of land wholly or 447,420 241,380 206,040 100,593 182,137 140,766 23,903 mainly owned and their depen- dants ll_Cultivatols' of land wholly or 47,822 26,325 21,497 10,679 17,811 15,446 3,686 mainly unowned and their depen- dants III-Cultivating labourers and their 17,183 9,899 7,284 3,453 6,384 6,445 900 dependants IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; 4,599 2,102 2,497 1,018 1,576 1,082 921 agricultural rent receiwrs; and their dependants All Non-agricultural Classes 210,568 113,514 97,054 48,105 81,611 65,393 15,443 4,716 "I-Production other than cultivation 61,688 32r760 28,928 13,775 24,212 18,985 8,319 2,073 VI-Commerce 27,876 15,081 12,795 6,759 10,722 477 VII-Transport 10,469 5,764 4,705 2,425 4,228 3,337 Vlll-Other services and miscellaneous 110,535 59,909 50,626 25,146 42,449 34,752 8,177 sources Urban Total 77,247 56,486 6,660 ..ALL CLASSES 184,672 100,710 83,962 43,543 5,010 412 All Agricultural Classes 17,172 9,34(1 7,832 4,330 7,420 264 l_CtlltivatoI& of land wholly or 12,451 6,818 5,633 3,131 5,369 3,687 mainly owned and their, depen- dants U-Cultivato[s of land wholly or 2,613 1,419 1,194 631 1,142 788 52 mainly unowned and their depen dants Ill-Cultivating labourers and their 573 318 255 152 228 166 27 dependants IV_Nan-cultivating owners of land; 1,535 785 750 416 681 369 69 agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants 51,479 6,248 :All Non-agricultural Classes 167,500 91,370 76,130 39,213 69,827 V-ProducticD other than cultivation 31,748 17,155 14,593 7,525 13,907 9,470 642 12,363 361 VI-Commerce 45,208 24,175 21,033 11,694 20,671 3,975 75 VII-Transport 12,972 7,130 5,842 3,108 5,767 -VIII-Other services and miscellaneous 77,572 42,910 34,662 16,886 '29,4112 25,662 5,170 sources TABLE B-iV 58 Unemployment by L~ve1ihood Classes-i(concld.) Number of persons unemployed Between Between Under six. months one year Over Total, six months and one year and two years two years Li'l'elihood Qasses Persons Males Females Males Females !'vfales Females Males Females Males Females. ---,-----'-----~-~----- 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 J~ District Total A'LL 'CLASSES 782 727 55 270 154 188 .. 115 5~ All Agricultural Classes 24 24 4 11 8 I-Cultivators of land wholly or~ 21 21 3 1 10 '1 mainly owned and their depen- dants II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainlY unowned and their depen- dants I. III-Cultivating labourers and their dependants .lV-Non-cultivating owners of land; 2 .2 1 agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants All Non-agricultural Classes 158 103 55 266 15~ 177 4 /()7 50> -V-Proauction other than cultivation· J64 1.11 44 53 20 66 21 44!- VI-Commerce 122 IZI 52 36 16 17 VII-Transport 49 49 17 12 9 11 VIII-Other services and miscellaneous 383 373 J,(J 144 85 86 3 58 (j. sources Rural Total. ALL CLASSES 40 40 9 4 17 JO All Agricultural Classes Z4 Z4 4 1 11 8 I-Cultivators of land wholly or 21 21 3 1 10 7 mainly owned and their depen- dants lI-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned and their depen- dants ... lll-Cultivatulg laboj.lrers and their dependants IV_ Non-cultivating owners of land; 2. .F 2 agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants '-,11 Non-agricultural Classes 16 16 5 3 6 2 V-Production other than cultivatio\l' -VI-Commerce 3 3 2 'Vll-Transport 2 2 2 'VIII-Other services and miscellaneous 11 II 3 5 2 sources Urban Total ALL . CLASSES 742 687 55 261 ISO 171 4- 105 5() All Agricultural Classes I-ciiffivators or land wholly or mainly owned and their depen- dants II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned and their depen dants Ill-Cultivating \ labourers and their dependo/'ts IY-Non-cultivating .Owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; and their dependants All Non-agricultural Glasses 74Z 687 :~5 261 150 171 4 105 S(} V-Producticn other than cultivation ,204 ' 160 .~.44 53 20 66 21 44- VI-Commerce ~119 118 I 50 36 15 17 11 \/11-Transport cU. .47 ~I: 47 ",' .. , 15 12 9 56 6 VIII-Other 'services and miscellaneous 372 362 10 143 82 81 .3 ' sources 59 Index of N on-agricultural Occupations' Code Code no. Occupation Persons Males Females no_ Occupation Persons Males Female,s 2 3 4 5 2 4 ALL INDUSTRIES AND 124,977 1&,793 14,184 2-11 Persons engaged in manual 297 256 41 SERVICES dehusking and flour grinding Division O-Primary ludus 4,073- 3,553 520 2-12 Millers of cereals and pulses 759 258 501 tries not elsewhere specified 2: 13 Grain parcheTs (bharbhoonjas) 485 444 41 0'[ Stock raising 2,965 2,692 273 2-2 Vegetable oil and dai,y products 1,711 1,619 92 0.11 Herdsmen and shepherds II 7 4 2-21 Vegetable oil preSSers and 1,565 1,486 19 0'12- 2,954 2,685 269 refiners, oil kDlhu drivers Breeders of pigs 24 24 2-23 146 133 13 Village cattle grazing 2,930 2,661 269 Ghee, butter and cheese manu 32 19 13 0-3 Plantation industries 130 120 10 facture 0-30 130 120 10 Milkmen 114 114 Cultivation of vegetables 49 49 2-3 Sugar industries 300 299 1 Gardening of fruits 80 70 10 2'31 Gur manufacture including gur 170 170 All other plantations not includ kolhu drivers ing spe.;ial crops in conjunc 2-30 Other manufactures and relln- 130 129 tion with ordinary field crops , ing of raw sugar, syrup and 0'4 Forestry and wood-cutting 758 528 230 granulated or clarified sugaI (l'42 705 508 197 from sugarcane or from 8U)lar beets Grass-cutters 588 399 189 Forest contractors 6 6 2'4 Beverages 202 202 Khas and chatai material col 20 19 2-41 Brewers and distillers .~ lectors : 2'43. Ice manulacturers 110 Other forest produce collectors 91 84 7 110 0-43 wood-cutters 45 19 26 2-40 Making of aerated water and 91 91 vinegar 0-44 Collectors of cow-dung and 7 7 2-5 Tobacco preparation of dung-cakes ... 78 7S $ 2-51 Manufacture of biJis 78 75 0-40 Planting, replanting and con ~ 2-6 Cotton textiles servation of forests (including 4,622 4,046 576 forest otficer~, rangers and 2-61 584 409 175 guards) • Dhunia 398 379 19 0-5 Hunting (including traPPing and 11 11 Cotton ginning, cleaning, and 186 30 [56 game propagation) pre~sing 0-6 Fishing 2'62 Cotton weaving 3,878 3,477 401 209 202 7 2-63 Cotton dyeing aup bleaching 160 160 Q '60 Catching and selling of fish 209 202 7 2-7 Wearing apparel (except Jootuear) Division l-Minning and 13 13 2,623 194 Quarrying and made-up textile goods 2'71 Tailors, milliners, dressmakers 2,171 2,020 151 I '4 Crude petroleum and natural gas __ • 6 6 and darners Diging of oil wells 6 6 ·2-72 Patwagiri 228 221 7 1'5 Stone-quarrying, clay and sand-pits 7 7 , 2: 73 Fur dressers and dyers 22.1 185 36 Stone-quarrying 7 7 2'74 Hat makers and makers of 3 3 DIvision 2-Processing and 14,4C;f 12,883 1,520 other article, of wear from Mlmufactul'e-Foodstuffs. textiles Textiles, Leather and Pro ducts thereof 2'8 Textile industries otherwise un- 551 S06 45 classified 2-0 Food industries otherwise unclassi 921 908 fied 13 2,82 Weaving and manufacture 'of 47 2 2'01 Canning and preservation of woollen goods 15 15 fruits and vegetables 2'S3 Silk reeling, spinning, twisting 16 16 2'03 Slaughter, preparation and pre and weaving 213 211 2 2-86 servation of meat, including sale 488 +45 ~3 2'QO Manufacture of rope, t"ine, 304 693 266 38 682 II string and other related good~. Halwais .i 647 6% ,II from cocoanut, aloes, straw, linseed., hair, and moonj Bakeries and biscuit factories, .. 46 46 products 2'1 Grains and pulses 1,541 958 583 Manufacture of daris 184 179 '5 60 Index of Non-agricultural Occupations-(contd.) Code Code no_ Occupation Persons Males Females no_ Occupation Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 ------_------, ------.:.. 1,854 1,841 13 3- 7 Medical and pharmaceutical pre 2'9 Leather, leather products and foot 39 33 6 wellr parations 2'91 Tanners and an other workers 781 775 6 3-8 Manufacture rif chemical products 164 164 in leather otherwise unclassified 2'92 1,070 1,065 5 )3-82 Manufacture oj soaps 153 153 Cobblers 1,060 1,055 5 3-83 Manufacture of paints and var II 11 All other milkers and repairers )0 10 nishes of boots, shoes and sandals Division 4-Processing and 8,791 8,366 426 2-90 Makers and repairers of all 3 2 Manufacture-Not else- other leather products where specified 4-0 Manlifacturin.~ industries otherwise Division 3-Processing and 2,641 2,595 46 1,378 1,344 unclassified Manufacture-Metals, Che :rnieals, and Products there 4-03 Repair and manufacture of 21 21 of watches and clocks 4-04 "0 Manrifacture rif metal products 1,866 1,830 36 1,181 1,155 32 otherwise undassified Workers in precious stones 54 54 "01 Blacksmiths 'and other workers 1,213 1,184 29 in iron Makers of jewellery and orna 1,110 1,085 25 ments (sharraf) 3-02 619 612 7 Makers and repairers of stone 21 14 Workers in copper, brass and 7 248 243 5 chakkis bell metal Makers of gold and silver 2 2 Kalazgars 371 369 2 leaves .3-03 workers in other metals 8 8 4-08 Sports goods makers 3 3 3-05 Locksmiths 26 26 4-09 Toy makers 2 2 3-1 Iron and steel (basic manufacture) __ _ 3 3 4-00 i65 165 Iron smelting, refining and 3 :3 Lime kiln workers 159 159 alloying Other miscellaneous manufac 6 6 turing ind1.!stries including 3'3 Transport equipment 169 269 bone, ivory, horn, Shell, etc_ 3-31 Building and repairing of boats • I (comb manufacture) (sampans) 4-1 Products of petroleum and coal 66 66 3'32 164 -164 4-12 Persons engaged in coke ovens 66 66 Manufacture, repair and as 119 119 4-2 Bricks, tiles and other structural 432 367 65 semblage of bicycles clay products Repair of motor vehicles 45 45 Brick-kiln workers and brick 432 367 65 makers 3-34 Rickshaw and pa/ki manufac 4 4 turers and repairers 4-4 Non-metallic mineral products 2,463 2,314 149 '-4 Electrical madtinery, apparatus, 49 49 4-41 potters and makers of earthen 2,3;19 2,255 144 appliances and supp lies ware 3-40 Manufacture and repair of 49 49 4-42 Makers of porcelain and 10 10 electrical household appliances crockery 3-5 Machinery (other than electrical 233 232 4'43 Makers of glass bangles, beads 42 37 machinery) including engineering and necklaces 12 workshops 4-44 Makers of glassware 12 3,067 2,924 143 Engineering workshops 75 75 4'6 Wood and wood products other than furniture and fixtures Mechanics 158 157 '-51 4-62 Carpenters, turners and joiners 2,472 2,457 15 3-6 Basic industrial cheriiicals, ferti 118 115 3 4-64 Basket makers 259 229 30 lizers and power alcohol ~ 336 238 98. ; 4'60 .3-61 Manufacture of acids, 'alkalies 88 88 Makers of leaf products (pallals 122 63 59 and salts and donas) .3-62 Manufacture of explosives and 30 27 3 Making of .bamboo and cane 214 175 39 fireworks products (fans and chattai, etc_~ 61 Index of Bon-agricultural Occupations-{contd.) Code Code no. Occupation Persons Males Females no. 0!'Cupation Persons Males Females 2 3 4 2 ----_ ------3 4 5 288 4'7 Furniture and jixtures C288 Unclassified contractors 3D 27 3 Cot repairers 28B 288 Hardware merchants, paint and 275 274 4'8 Paper alld paper products 98 97 varnish sellers Makers of paper and paper 98 97 Radio dealers 10 10 board products such as card Hat merchar:ts board boxes and kite, etc, 16 16 Toy shllps 4 4 4'9 Printing and allied industries 1,000 966 34 Opticians 12 12 4'91 Workers in press (printers, 975 945 30 Electric goods shops lithographers, etc,) 9 9 Aluminium stores 4'92 Bookbinders and stitchers 25 21 4 44 44 Sale of glass goods Division 5-Construction and 11,043 7,379 3,664 37 37 KahaTi shops Utilities 92 92 5'0 Construction and maintenance oj 43 43 Trunk sellers 10 10 works-otherwise unclassified Rale of earthenware 17 17 5' J Construction ana maintenance- 2,681 2,594 87 Sale of rope, sutli and moon}, 21 21. buildings etc, 2,329 2,248 " 1I Masons, lIl11zrioors 81 Unclassified shopkeepers 871 856 15 5 '12 Stone-culters e,nd dressers 112 Flower sellcrs 112 33 29- 4 Watch 5'13 Painters and decorators of 240 234 6 sellers II I) houses Cycle and motor dealers 9 9 'S-2 Canstrwction and maintenance- 563 563 Dealers in wooden articles 183 181 2 roads, bridges and other transport TypeWriter and other 'machi- ~ I works 5 nery dealers Railway coolies or mazdoors 407 407 .,''' in construction and supply Arms and ammunition dealers 7 7 Railway contractors 56 56 Sports goods dealers 3 3 Road and building contractors 100 100 Lime, cement, sand and stone 506 503 3 dealers '5'4 Construction and maintenance opera 265 263 tions-irrigatil1n and other agricul 2 /6'1 Retail trade in foodstuffs (including 4,497 4,217 280 tural works beverages and norco tics) Empbyees of irrigation depart 261 259 2 6'11 3,925 3,654 271 ment Retail dealers in grains and 31 29 2 Canal contractors 4 4 pulses 5'5 Works Gfld services-electric power 100 100 Fruit shopkeepers 55 44 11 and gAS JUPPIy vegetable sellers 1,833. 1,661 172 "5'51 Employees of electric supply 100 lao Sellers of fodder for animals 32 32 company Dry fruit sellers I 5'6 Work. Division 6--Commerc e 10,906 19,997 909 Gur sellers 110 101 9 6'0- Retail trade olherwise unclassified .. , 12,247 11,812 135 6'12 Wine and liquor shops 21 18 3 :16,01 1,043 949 94 6'13 131 130 Bangle ~eller& 570 500 70 Opium, bhang and ganja sellers 30 30 Hawkers and street vendors 473 449 24 otherwise unclassified Tobacco shops 101 100 6'14 Oil hawkers 24 24 6'02 Chemists and druggists 95 95 6'15 Retail dealers in jlan, bitlis 396 391 5 '6'03 36 32 4 and Cigarettes Newspa per sellers 3 3 6' 2 Retail trade in juel (including 659 546 113 Publishers and booksellers 29 25 4 petrol) 6'21 Petroleum distributars 5 5 Staticners 4 4 '6'04 Dealers in cattle 1,664 1,652 12 6'20 654 541 113 6'r;)0 9,409 9,084 , 325 Retail dealers in firewood 638 533 105 General store keepers. 1,374 1,366 8 Coal shops 6 6 Kirana, p!(fckooni shops 5,830 5,541 289 Hawkers selling COW-dung cakes 10 2 8 62 Ivdex ()f Non-agricultural Occupations-~contd.) Code Code Males Females no, Occupation Persons no. Occupation PersoJlS Males Females 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Aero pilots and persons engaged 4 4 1,723 1,692 31 6' 3 R,tail trade in textile and leather at aerodromes ~ooJs 7'4 Railway transport 1,708 22 C10lh merchants 1,436 1,410 26 NI Railway employees of all kinds 1,606 22. VVoo!shopkeepers 84 82 2 except those employed on cons 6 Silk merchants 6 truction works Boot and shoe merchants 65 65 3 1 7'42 Railway porters 102 102 Leather sellers 127 124 7'5 Storage and warehousing 85 85 Fur goods shopkeepers Cold storage of potatoes 85 85 Silk and cotton thread dealers .. , 4 4 7'6 Postal services 296 296 6'4 W110Iesaie trade in foodst!f!fs 1,234 1,211 23 7'7 Telegraph senices 36 36 VVholesale dealers in Grains and pulses 1,083 1,062 21 7'8 Telephone sewices 103 103 Sugar and spices 116 114 2 7'9 Wirele;s services 155 155 Eggs I 11,633 10,763 870> FoddeI for animals 34 34 Division 8-Health, Educa· tion and Public Administra· 6'5 Wholesale trade in commodities 207 tion otht,. than foodstuffs 8' I Medical and other health smices 1,404, 1,107 ;)V1" Wholesale dealers in- S'I I Registered medical practitioners 75 75 General stores 3 3 I 8'12· Vaids, hakims 545 511 28' Cloth 2 2 8'13 Dentists 6 6 All other articles other than 199 199 foodstuffs 8'14 Midwives, dais 30 30 Whol~sale dealers in cycle, rick 3 3 8'15 Vaccinators 16 16 shaw and motor, etc, 8'16 Compounders 82 82 Reallistate 2 2 8'17 Nurses 53 53 House and :est~te agents 2 2 1 8 All other persons employed in 597 411 186 3 3 1 '10 Insurance hospitals not including All persons connected. with 3 3 scavengers and sanitary staff insllrance business 8'2 Educational smices and Research 2,295 2,069 226. 6'8 Money lending banking and other 334 307 27 8'22 1,821 1,662 159 jinancial burin'e;s Teachers in schools 1,729 1,619 IlO Money lending 72 48 24 Private tutors 92 43 49 126 [ JoinHtock aCId co-op~rative 127 8'20 474 407 67' bank employees Clerks and servants of educa 4.58 397 61 Munims of bankers 1]3 113 tional and Research institutions Money brokeis and their":1gents 22 20 2 Cletks and servants of Ii be aries 16 10 DivisIon 7-Triltsport; Sto. .. 7,806 7,695 HI 8'4 Police (other than village wat1:hmen) 748 748 rage and CotnDlunications 8' 5 Village ojjicers and servants includ 180 160 7'[ Transport by road 5,337 5,251 86 ing tillage watchmen 7 7 PanedarT 995 990 5 'Image officers and f,ervants .. , 173 173 Rickshaw owoe'l"S and drivers", 91 89 2 Village watchmen Bullock-cart owners and drivers 373 371 2 $'6 Employees oj Municipalities and 400 3BZ 18 Ekka owners and drivers 303 289 14 Local Boards Taxi owners anU drivers 57 57 Engineers, overseers and other 6 Transport of soods by mules 1,61~ 1,569 43 technical employees of Munici· and horses palities and Boards 985 11 Tonga owners and drivers 996 Other Municipal Board and 394 376 25 25 Servlce in G0gernment road· District Board employees '6,061 ways 8'7 Employees oj State Governments 6,319 2SS. Camel bearers I73 171 2 Employees of supply depot 30 30 Truck owners {nd drivers, 712 705 7 P, 'R. '0, employees 24 Z3 82 79 98 98 7'2 Transport by Wllilr Employees of rationing depart";. Owners and employees of boats 82 79 ment • 199 195 4 and sampans Employees of co-operative serv:ces 7'3 Transport by air 4 4 63 Index of Non-agricultural Occupations-(col1Cld.) Code , Code • no. Occupation Persons Males Females no. Occupation Persons Males Females 2 3 4 2 3 4 5 Employees of agriculture depart 123 119 9'2 Barbers and beauty shops 3,243 3,100 143 ment Barbers 3,100 3,100 Patwaris 150 150 Lady hair dressers. etc. 143 143 Employees of callie department ... 118 118 9' 3 J,aundries and laudry services 2,337 1,27Q 1,067 Dhobis 2,337 1,270 1,067 Jail employees 35 35 9.4 Hotels, restaurants and eatIng houses 222 220 a Provincial P.W.D. employees '" 83- 83 Employees of hotels and restau 222 220 2 Other State Government em- 5,459 5,210 249 rants ployees 9' 5 Recreation Sf' vices 633 574 59 ..8·8 EmplO)'ees of the Union Go,cmmcnt 2b6 216 70 Cinema employees 19 19 Employees of central P.W.D .... 31 31 Dancers and singers 461 409 58 Employees in theatre 86 85 Other Union Government 255 185 70 Theatre actors and actresses 40 40 empbyccs MUSicians 21 21 8'9 EmplO)ees of NGIl·lndian Govern % Legal and b1!sine;s Stl, ice, 390 389 1 ments %1 165 164 1 Lawyers 1 Division 9-Sel'1l1ice:s not else 43,667 89 88 37,549 6,IJ8 I where specified Mukhtars 76 76 , 9"62 Clerks of lawyers and petition 7'l. 72 9'0 Services otherwise unclassi/wl 27,403 24,754 2,649 writers 9'00 27,403 2.4,754 2,649 i 9"64 153 153 Palmists and astI"logers 4 4 Stenographers ~.nd typist, 79 79 33- 33 l~ldependent labollrers 27,399 24,750 2,649 Auditors Accountants 41 41 9'1 Domestic sei'zlices 2,611 1,SOIS 735 j Arts, letters and jou17la/isfIl 70 70 9'11 66 63 3 9~;~ Artists 6 6 Private motor amI 64 61 3 9'72 Editors and journali .. ts 2 2 cleaners I 9' 73 Photographers 62 62 Private tractor drivers and 2 2 cleaners 9'8 Religious, charitable and luifart 6,728 ::,266 1,462 services ~ 912 Cooks 389 147 1 9'81 5,817 5,166 -651 Gardeners Pnests, monks, nuns and s8.dhus 4,819 4,232 587 89 85 41 Panditai 998 934 64 2,097 1,516 581 9'82 Persons engaged in religious 139 62 77 edifices Domestic servant~ 1,949 1,382 567 9'83 Managers and employe.:s of 772 38 734 Domestic grass-cllttcls 54 54 charitable institutions and Karinrla zaminrta, 94 80 14 welfare services oFigures under thissub.division include the figures of sub-division 8'3-Army-;-N~VY and Air -F~~~.-- NOTE-This ind~x gh'es the number of self-supporting persons, males and females havlllg as their principal means of livelihood, the pro~llctlve occupations arranged according to divisions, sub-divisions and groups of industries and Services according to the IndIan Census Economic Classification Scheme. TABLE C-I 64 :-HOUSEHOLD AND AGE Household" SAMPLE. --- Total Household Population Total _ Sample of Household Population Total number of number of sample Classses households Persons Males Females households Persons Males Females ------2 .3 4 5 7, 6 8 9 All Classes- Total 177,295 905,429 488,166 417,263 6,668 33,050 18,106 14,944 Rur.al ... 137,138 \ 725,511 391,682 333,829 5,170 26,499 14,577 11,922 Urhan 40,157 179,918 96,484 83,434 1,498 6,551 3,$29 3,022 Agricultural Classes- Total 4,040 21,165 11,611 9,554 Rural 3,929 20,564 1l,257 9,307 Urban III 601 354 247 Non-agricultural Classes- Total· 2,628 11,88;; 6,495 - 5,390 Rural 1,241 5,935 3,320 2,615 Urban 1,387 5,950 3,175 2,775 SAMPLE Composition of ---- Infants, non-adults and Infants (age less than Non-adults (age 1_ Other male Other female 1 year) 20 years) Sons of Daughters relations relations heads of of heads of of headsof of heads of Classes households households households households Males Females Males Females 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 All Classes- Total 7,606 4,527 3,855 5,197 644 583 8,6~0 7,481 Rural 6,154 3,549 3,200 4,256 504 453 6,987 5,985 Urban 1,452 978 655 941 140 130 1,693 1,496 Agricultural Classes- Total 4,889 2,791 2,632 3,503 402 362 5,584 4,739 Rural 4,745 2,740 2,535 3,379 390 356 5,397 4,611 Urban 144 51 97 124 I 12 6 187 128 Non-agricultural Classes- Total 2,717 1,736 1,223 1,694 242 221 3,096 2,742 Rural 1,409 809 665 877 114 97 1,590 1,374 Urban 1,308 927 558 817 128 124 1,506 1,368 /' 65 TABLE C-I (SA MPLE)' 'TABLES .. _--- (sfze aIia-co.mposi'tion) HOUSEHOLDS Size of households Composition of households Small MediUlTI Latge \'ery l,!-fac ------Heads of 3 members or 4-6 7.... 9 10 members households and less members member~ or above their wives ---~-- --~ ------ Number Persons Number Persons Number Persons Number Persons Males Females 10 lJ 12 13 .11 15 , 16 ~ 17 18 19 2,187 4,582 2,810 13,894 l;2M .',690 407 4,884 6,269 4,735 1,523 3,335 2,281 11,306 1,041 7,972 '325 ·3,886 4,945 3,665 , 664 1,247 529 2,588 223 - 1,718 82 998 1,324 1,070 1,12'1 2,537 1,809 8,965 • .840 6,456 267 3,207 3,889 2,885 1,086 2,45.6 1,768 1l,76! '; 82Q 6,298 255 3,049 3,791 2,81'7- 31l .81 41 204 -2G 158 12 158 98 6a ~ ~ 1,063 2,045 I,ool 4,929 ~2-4 'B;234 140 1,677 2,380 1,850 -437 879 513 2,5:15 221 1,674 70 837 1,154 848 626 1,166 488 2,384 203 1,560 70 840 1,226 1,002 HOUSEHOLDS households-(concld. ) adult~ ill households Civil condition Adults (age 21 years and over) Unmarried I " Married Widow~d or divorced p {. Males Females Males .females Males Females Males Females 29 30 28 31 32 33 34 35 .1 8,'782 6,880 9,092 5,903 7,331 7,004 1,683 2,037 7,086 5,484 7,358 4,731 5,870 ,5,606 1,349 1,585 1,396 1,734 1,696 1,172 1,461 1,3?8, 334 452 5,625 4,453 5,882 3,780 4,690, 41477 1,039 1,297 5,470 4,340 5,700 3,700 4,5~6 4,355 1,001 1,252 155 113 182 80 134 J?2 311 v' 45 3,157 2,427 3,210 2,123 .2,61! i .2,527 64i 740, 1,616 1,144 ,1,658 1,031 'f 1,314 J ,251 348 333 1,541 1,283 1,552 1,092 1,327 1,276 296 407 ------_ TABLE C-II 66 Livelihoo~ Classes LIVELIHOOD AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of land U-Cultivators of land III-Cultivating Sample Population wholly or mainly owned wholly or mainly unowned labourers and 'and tbeir dependants and their dependants tbeir dependants Age Group Persons' Males Females Males Females Ma1.e~ Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total Distl'ict ~O,29'l 49,242 41,049 24,830 21,023 3,008 o 2,310 983 730 3,511 1,834 1,683 968 8.l0 128 149 1--4 35 10 9,537 4,810 'A,7Z7 2,458 2,376 259 280 5-'14 7Z 91 22,154 11,734 10,410 6,f39 5,483 632 548 198 ZOI 15-24 17,044 \9,009 8,035 4,465 4,-159 575 489 25-34 223 138 13,52.'; 7,546 5,979 3,607 3,005 549 35--44 330 179 109 9,592 5,357 4,235 2,61Z 2,(3Z 37( 234 121 45-54 85 7,813 4,559 3,Z54 2,297 1,672 258 151 87 59 55-64 4,704 2,873 1,831 1,581 9Z8 /63 91 65-74 45 25 1,'154 1,126 628 594 347 50 28 16 75 and over s 649 394 255 159 9/ Age not stated 7 2 2 'Total '12,94Z Rural 39,594 33,348 24,200 20,458 o 2,815 2,208 944 709- 2,814 1,440 1,374 940 802 118 1-4 145 31 9 3,82'1 3,791 2,403 2,312 245 268 ~.,5....j4 " -~- 66 89 9,614 8,586 5,976 5,346 591 521 15-24 192 195' , 13,117 7,128 6,549 4,299 4,055 537 470 25-34 210 136 10,869 5,982 4,887 3,Siil 2,931 520 311 35-44 174 105 7,733 4,34~._, 3,393 2,535 2,061 345 222 117 . 82 45-54 6,290 3,642_.. -2,648 2,248 240 149 E"6 56 3,813 :2,376 1,437 902 148 90 43 2S -9J:1- Slit-" 49 28 16 8 75 and over iii 182 152 22 6 4 Age not stated " Total Tehsil Chhata 15,886 8,612 7,274 5,461 4,657 855 677 186 146 o 558 286 212 177 164 40 22 6 4 1-4 '1,614 " t. 789 825 541 523 72 83 14 21 5-14 4,038 2,147 1,1,91 1,379 1,250 194 156 49 36 15-24 3,131 1,625 1,506 1,040 961 18J 173 30 30 25-34 2,478 1,4~2 I,Ot6 88J 657 141 98 ,'}5 26 35-44 1,758 966 792 5M 506 95 70 24 13 45-54 1,267 736 531 433 346 78 37 15 8 55-64 767 467 300 299 201 44 29 9 6 65-74 228 133 95 81 67 9 8 4 2 75 and over 47 31 16 23 12 Age not stated 67 TABLE C-II by Al!e Groups CLASSES CI:ASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means oflivelihood from- IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers j- and their V-Produhion other VIII-Other services and dependants than cultivation VI-Commerce VII-Transport miscellaneous sources - ~ -_------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 'fotal 300 338 5,000 4,338 3,599 3,089 1,267 1,002 10-,205 8,219 5 -1 182 162 146 li2 14 25 296 381 30 46 530 473 404 425 111 146 946 890 /, 88 81 1,230 1,115 852 781 303 253 2,292 1,947 ~ 37 36 883 848 622 581 222 205 1,982 1,579 31 41 752 656 544 415 237 156 1,647 1,267 24 41 554 436 376 306 162 9/1 1,137 907 32 45 451 375 370 233 93 65 971 648 27 26 262 198 102 ;39 41 36 552 388 19 6 116 47 64 59 16 16 251 1I7 7 J1 40 18 19 28 8 6 IJI 93 z Total 211 236 3,319 2,908 1,436 1,229 563 414 6,106 5,186 4 2 93 97 S4 56 26 19 171 244 22 25 341 311 133 144 57 50 560 592 64 61 E61 S02 363 336 148 108 1,419 1,217 21 27 597 530 222 196 97 82 1,145 1,053 24 28 481 445 223 159 97 67 942 841 22 26 373 272 158 138 78 39 712 553 18 32 291 274 169 98 33 24 557 3E6 18 22 179 136 78 57 18 340 189 15 4 79 31 26 35 7 7 167 53 3 9 21 10 10 10 2 2 93 58 (Rural) 47 67 627 490 306 269 79 40 ~98 18 16 14 13 30 53 5 8 52 56 21 32 9 3 75 99 21 15 175 144 74 77 18 II 237 202 4 10 104, 80 54 48 12 9 200 195 3 12 105 68 58 32 18 8 192 145 2 6 73 53 28 35 14 5 142 104 5 9 56 45 37 14 3 2 89 70 6 6 34 22 15 13 2 2 58 21 10 5 5 4 2 21 8 ~ , I 7 TA13LE C-II 68 Livelihood Classes LIVELIHOOD AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of land II-Cultivators of land Ill-Cultivating wholly or mainly owned wholly or mainly unoWned labourers and Sample Population and their dependants and their dependants their dependants Aae Group Persons Males Females Males Females Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Tehsil Mat , . ~ Total 19,8(}9 10,773 9,036 6,351 5,133 477 360 194 118 I o 666 320 346 219 208 16 16 11 1--4 2,103 ],054 1,049 616 590 42 39 8 16 t 5-14 ••J 4,953 l 2,628 2,325 1,540 1,354 100 100 30 29 IB-24 3,607 1,870 1,737 1,099 992 89 64 47 19 25-34 2,951 ],672 1,279 951 697 88 44 47 15 35--44 2,112 1,191 921 681 486 65 43 26 21 45-54 1,801 1,047 754 627 423 45 37 14 10 55'.-64 1,068 660 40S 402 244 25 J3 9 5 65-74 438 ~70 168 175 Jl2 6 3 3 2 75'and over 110 61 49 41 27 2 Aae not stated Tebafr Mathura Total 17,395 9,597 7,798 6,066 5,147 1,079 840 118 101 o 536 297 239 161 77 43 87 3 3 1-4 1,812 925 887 588 584 99 110 7 15 5-14 4,282 2,289 1,993 1,521 1,334 210 178 [9 26 15-24 • 3,379 1,756 1,62! 1,152 1,082 197 175 27 25-34 2,814 1,531 1,283 919 825 217 131 22 13 35--44 1,823 1,071 752 627 521 145 65 18 45-54 1,453 860 593 549 442 83 46 3 55-64 867 558 309 381i 215 50 35 7 65-74 324 232 92 130 52 21 11 2 75 and over 105 78 27 33 15 14 2 Age not stated Tehsil Sadabad Total 19,852 10:61Z 9,240 6,322 5,491 404 331 446 344 o 1,054 537 517 383 353 19 20 17 1-4 2,(89 1,059 1,030 658 615 32 36 37 .37 5-14 4,927 2,550 2,377 1,536 1,408 87 87 94 104 15-24 3,5W 1,877 J,i>S3 1,008. 1,020 70 58 106 65 25-34 2,626 1,347 1,279 771 752 74 38 70 51 35-44 2,040 l,ll2 9"8 639 548 40 44 51 30 45-54 1,769 999 770 619 418 34 29 43 35 ~5-64 1,111 69.1 420 465 242 29 1.3 18 14 65-74 2.444 298 146 188 104 13 6 7 4 75 and over 232 142 90 55 31 6 3 Age not stated •... 69 TABLE C-II by Age Gtoups-(contd.) CLASSES· NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES CLASSES Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal meaos of livelihood from- IV-Non-cultivating owners of lanel ; allriCultural V-Prodl1<1tion ather VIII-;-Other services and rent receivets ; and their VI-Commerce VII-Transport mlsceJIaneous sources d~pel1dllnts than cultivation Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fltmales Males Females 15 16 17 18 19 20 II 12 13 14 (IiI taral) 973 414 404 152 110 2,025 1,894 51 44 1,109 21 27 10 20 5 4 41 70 36 48 13 217 227 5 4 114 112 106 10& 31 510 434 14 15 291 254 64 61l 30 24 336 371 7 7 1915 192 66 46 29 20 314 295 7 5 170 154 50 20 227 t22 5 8 116 83 ~I 46 32 8 6 196 152 7 2 104 92 215 20 6 2 124 32 3 3 63 39 ,8 2 50 3 26 13 6 .- 10 10 6 4 (Rural) 198 130 86 1,446 983 39 39 473 404 246 9 9 57 41 2 2 II 13 II 7 26 18 8 125 3 6 59 17 26, 121 60 2) 317 5 4 II3 119 67 37 251 15 '221 4 4 106 73 34 33 15 219 2( 16 J, 4 57 62 34 26 257 206 II 6 56 43 30 16 18 9 16~ .14 5 38 44 20 18 6 2 149 33 6 3 6 18 23 12 7 4 78 17 4 6 8 5 3 2 62 h 12 2 9 2 7 2 " (Rural) 74 86 1,110 I,OJ1 470 \358 :aoa 178 1,584 1,411 2 43 41 19 16 II 6 43 8Q 9 7 116 126 50 38 14 26 143 145 24 27 282 285 116 511 56 45 355 S30 6 6 139 :' 135 ~7a 47 40 34 388 26IJ 10 7 149 161 65 55 29 23 179 192 4 6 128 93 49 • 37 26 17 175 153 5 16 93 93, 66 34 16 14 123 131 6 7 64 52 23 17 6 6 80 ·69 7 2 37 5 10 20 2 5 34 8 9 , 2 3 2 64 43 TABLE C-II iO Livelihood Classes LIVELIHOOD AGRICULTURAL ~-,-,ujtivatoIs of land II-Cultivators of land Ill-Cultivating wholly or mainly owned .wholly or mainly unowned labourers and Sample Population and their dependants and their dependants their dependan ts Age Group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Urban 7,101 680 565 '193 102 39 Total 17,349 9,648 21 o 703 394 309 28 28 10 4 1 1-4 1,919 \ 983 936 55 64 14 12 6 2 137 41 27 6 6 5-14 3,954 2,120 1,834 163 104 38 19 13 2 15-24 3,367 1,881 1,486 166 29 19 5 4 25-34 2,656 1,"364 1,092 86 71 26 12 4 3 35-44 1,859 1,017 842 77 8 45-54 1,523 917 606 49 43 18 3 55-64 1191 497 394 29 26 15 1 :1 65-74 320 193 127 .- ·20 12 1 15 and over 155 82 73 7 6 1 Age not stated 2 2 Urban 1'1 16 Total 7,608 4,122 3,486 573 498 121 79 o 349 175 174 26 28 5 4 1-4 762 425 331 -18 52 12 9 3 5-14 1,721 910 811 134 120 23 18 " 4 15-24 1,385 757 628 129 90 19 16 3 2 17 25-34 1,133 635- 498 77. 64 24 3 3 35-44 838 428 410 tiS 61 17 II 3 45-54 726 417 309 42 41 10 7 2 .55-64 442 243 199 26 25 10 2 65-14 166 89 77 17 12 75 and over 86 43 43 6 5 Ag~ n)t stated Madlura 107 6'1 72 23 22 Total 9,741 5,526 4,215 o 354 219 135 2 " 5 7 12 2 3 3 1-4 1,157 558 .599 29 17 18 9 2 2 5-14 2,233 1,210 1,023 19 3 10 l15-24 1,932 1,124 858 37 14 2 2 25-34 1,523 929 594 9 10 5 10 9 4 3 35-44 1,021 589 432 9 8 45-54 797 500 297 7 2 5 55-64 449 195 3 65-74 154 104 50 3 75 and over 69 39 30 Age nJt stated 2 2 71 'IABLF C-1I by Age Groups-(concld.) CLASSES CLAsSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from- IV-Non-cultivating owner;; of land; agricultural rent receivers j and their V-Production other Vill-Other services and dependants .than cultivation VI-Commerce VII-Transport miscellaneous sources Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Total 89 102 1,681 1,430 2,163 1,860 '104 588 4,099 3,033 2 89 65 9f 66 48 6 125 137 8 21 189 162 271 281 54 96 386 298 24 21 369 323 489 445 155 145 l73 730 16 9 286 318 400 385 125 123 .837 526 'I 13 271 211 321 256 140 89 705 426 2 15 181 164 218 168 84 55 425 354 4 13 160 101 201 135 60 41 414 262 9 4 83 62 124 82 23 20 212 199 4 2 37 16 38 24 9 9 84 64 4 2 16 8 9 18 6 4 38 35 2 Non-city 44 43 5'18 466 994 868 175 168 1,620 1,348 2 31 21 48 66 10 6 54 46 2 10 70 42 120 90 15 24 155 109 11 6 126 102 232 210 32 46 348 305 7 2 89 99 lSI 179 33 26 296 214 4 3 -94 75 152 114 47 24 234 198 8 • 70 63 89 74 17 18 165 175 8 6 53 36 102 65 13 13 189 139 6 2 28 21 52 41 5 6 114 104 18 __ . 2 2 j.4 .5.- -+5· ''I 40 36 2 2 3 2 '3 .. -11 2 25 22 City 45 59 1,103 964 1,169 992 529 420 2,479 58 44 44 38 71 91 .6 II 119 120 151 191 39 72 231 1119 13 15 t:43 221 257 235 123 99 525 425 9 7 197 219 219 206 92 97 541 312 3 10 177 136 169 142 93 65 471 228 7 III 101 129 94 67 37 260 179 7 107 65 99 70 47 28 225 123 2 55 41 72 41 18 14 911 95 23 11 23 6 8 5 44 211 2 13 6 6 4 3 13 13 2 TABLE C-III 72 Age and Civil, Sample Population Widowed or Total Unmarried Married divorced ·'Tract Persons Males Females ~MIlJes... Femalos Males Females Males Females 4__ 5 4- 6 7 8 9 10 11 District Total 90,291 49,~2 41,049 24,980 16,1'0 20,314 '19,649 3,941 4,510 Rural Total 72,942 39,594 33,348 20,056 13,582 16,333 16,304 .1,205 3,462 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 15,B86 8,612 7,274 4,323 2,873 3,636 3,582 653 819 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 19,809 10,7'13 9,036 5,44' '3,675 4,472 4,423 856 918 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 17,395 9,597 7,79' 4,642 3,049 4, 1I2 3,943 Boll' 3{)(j , 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 19,8~2 10,612 9,240 S,646 3,lfB5 4,113 4,356 ~S3 899 Urban Total 17,349 9,648 1,701 4,924 3,308 3,981 3,345 143 1,048 Urban Non-city 7,608 4,122 3,486 2,141 1,329 1,621 1,594 360 563 2 Mathura City 9,741 5,526 4,215 2,783 1,979 2,360 1,751 3S3 485 Age 15 24-(clJIICld.) Age Widowed or Unmarried Married divorced Total Unmarried Tract Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females r---1------~2~6----2~7--~2~8----2~9----3~O------3-[-----3-2~~------,2 33 34 35 District Total 787 '4,765 7,099 150 149 7,546 5,979 1,004 40 118 5,982 Rural Total 449 3,928 5,986 114 4,887 815 i7 \ 1 Tehsfl Chbata (1\u£al) PI 61 924 1,414 30 31 1,432 1,046 213 2 Tchsil Mat (Rural) 868 120 971 1,587 31 30 1,672 1,279 213 3 TehsU Mathura.{Rural) '699 112 1,023 1,485 34 26 1,531 1,283 152 15 4 J Tehsil Sadabad.(Rural) 844 156 t,OIO 1,500 23 27 1,347 1,279 237 II Urban Total 1,{l12 338 837 _1,113 32 35 1,564 1,092 189 13 Urban Nen-city 397 60 ~ )42 552 18 16 635 4.8 M 6 2 Mathura City 615 278 :495 56[ 14 19 929 59t 101 7 " Age 45 54-(eoneld.) Age Widowed or Unmarried Married divorced Total Tract Males Females Males females Males Females Males Fematel ,. 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 597 8 2,943 1,95,1 1,019 1,292 2;873 1,831 District Total -495 Ii 2,336 1,643 811 999 2,376 1,437 Rural Total 91 475 302 170 229 467 300 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 138 681 473 226 2a1 660 40; 2 Tehsil Ml';t (Rural) 2 526 353 211 233 558 309 3 Tehs'! Mathura (Rural) 123 4 654 510 '" 202 256 691 420 4 Tehsil Sadabad '(Rural) 143 102 2 607 311 208 293 491 394 Urban Total 65 250 [53 102 155 243 199 Urban N;)n-city 37 357 153 106 136 254 195 2 Mathura City 73 TABLE C-III Condition Age 0 Age 5-14 Age 15-24 Widowed or Total Total Total Unmarried Married divorced Total , Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ],B34 1,683 4,810 4,727 11,734 10,420 11,541 9,623 ]91 791 2 6 9,009 8,035 1,440 1,374 3,827 3,791 9,614 8,586 9,456 7,921 156 660 2 5 7,128 6,549 286 272 789 825 2,147 1,891 2,080 1,714 66 173 4 1,625 1,506 320 346 1,054 1,049 2,628 2,325 2,599 2,159 29 166 1,870 1,737 297 239 925 887 2,289 1,993 2,244 1,787 44 205 ( 1,756 1,623 537 517 1,059 1,030 2,550 2,377 2,533 2,261 17 '116 1,871 1,683 .194 309 983 936 2,120 1,834 2,085 1,702 35 131 1,881 1,486 175 174 425 337 9]0 81l 894 746 16 65 757 628 219 135 558 599 1,210 1,023 1,191 956 19 66 1,124 858 ------ 25-34 Age 35-44 Age 45-54 -_- _ ------:-:--- Widowed ()r Widowed or Married divorced Total Unmarried Married divorced Total Males Fel'flales Mares Females Males Females Males Fell1ales "Males Females Males Females Males Females' 36 37 _ 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 411 49 .6,143 5,556 39' 383 5,357 4,235 642 14 4,078 3,483 631 738 4,559 3,254 4,857 4,541 310 319 4,340 3,393 544 9 3,263 2,828 5,13 556 3,642 2,648 1,146 977 73 69 966 192 115 727 616 124 175 736 531 ],372 1,192 87 86 ],191 921 156 901 S02 134 119 1,047 754 1,296 1,163 83 105 1,011 752 109 7 1112 609 150 860 593 1,043 1,209 67 59 1,\12 928 164 823 801 125 126 999 770 J ,286 1,015 89 64 l,017 842 98 5 815 655 104 18Z 9(7 606 509 465 311 27 42. 410 54 3 329 300 45 101 417 309 777 550 51 37 519 432 '14 2 486 355 59 75 500 297 ------ 55-~64~ ______------~~~--- Age 65-74 Widowed or - Unmarried Married divorced Total Unmarried Married Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females Males females Males Females 64 65 58 59 60 61 62 63 66 67 68 69 1,593 619 977 ),205 1,126 62. 129 303 7 485 123 933 264 5 1,308 526 804 906 501 119 391 101 57 239 84 171 216 133 115 17 :52 14 66 385 158 20) 250 270 1~8 26 119 39 56 295 106 207 203 232 33 95 11 237 85 5 178 217 298 146 43 .125 31· 39 2 285 93 173 299 193 127 10 94 22 25 2 123 47 95 150 89 77 7 41 11 14 162 46 78 149 104 50 3 53 II fABLE ~-III 74 Age and mvil Age 65cc-74-(concld.) Ali(; 75 and 0 Widowed or .: divorced Total Unmarried Married "ia ·c f,(l" Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 District Total 512 505 394 255 26 116 24 Rural Total 423 400 31] 187 14 94 19 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 64 81 31 16 4 7 2 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 125 129 61 4t 5 14 6 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rurlll) 104 75 71 27 4 21 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 130 115 142 II!).· 52 11 Urban Total 89 105 82 73 102 22 5 U.ban Non-city \ 41 66 43 43 !! 1\ 2 Mathura City 48 39 39 30 11 4 NOT&-I&t.fie-abtwe-mbie the figures for widOwed and 0 All ageg .ge 5-14 Age 15-24 c:t Age 25-34 "ii j Tract Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males" Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II District Total 59 39 20 6 7 15 Ii Rural TGtal 40 27 13 4 J. IJ' ;S Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 10· 9 2 5 2 Tehsil Mat (Ruca)) 7 3 4· 2 2 5, }. 3 Tehsil Mathura (~ural) 17 10 7 2' 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 6 5 Urban Total 19 12 7 2 4- 2 " Urban Non-city M 10 4 2 2 _ ,2 2 Mathura.City 5, 2 3. 75 TABLE C-BI Condition -(concld.) over Age not stated ------.~ Widowed, Widowedoi: or divorced fotal Unmarried Married divorced Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Maks Females 78 79 80 81 82 83 85 86 87 252 231 2 204 163 20 14 42 43 53 27 89 79 48 68 2 21 42 27 26 2 ~------_------ divorced have been combined. The figtfres fOE divoreed-persons are as follows: Age 35-44 Age 45-54 Age 55-64 Age 65 -74 Age 75 and over Age not stated Males Females Males Females ,Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 12 1.3 i4 15 16 17 18 19 ;10 21 22 23 6 2 10 3 2 3 z 6 2 2 2 2 .~ -I :I 3 3 2. r 'f .~ ...1:. Age 5-9-(concld.) Age r:1 Illiterate Total -;" .t:~., til ->-"'Ifact Maies " Females Males Females 2 15 16 17 18 District Total .. , 5,123 5,llO 6,024 5,111 Rural Total 4,357 4,350 4,866 4,188 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 1,037 952 1,057 936 2 Teh5il Mat (Rural) 1,168 1,107 ],313 1,193 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 1,029 1,029 1,150 958 -4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 1,123 1,262 1,346 1,101 Urban Total 766. 770 1,158 923 485 396 Urban Non-city ... • 346 365 673 527 2 Mathura City 420 405 Age ci Total Literate s::l -; .;:; ., T,act Males Females Males Females til 2 29 10 31 32 , 7,546 5,979 2,512 321 District Total .. , '" 5,982 4,887 1,490 92 Rural Tutai Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 1,432 1,046 327 14 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) . 1,672 1,279 391 29 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 1,531 1,283 343 27 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 1,347 1,279 429 22 Urban Total 1,564 I, ()liZ 1,0]] Z29 Urban Non-citv 635 ·498 358 76 2 M:ll'tura City 929 594 664 153 77 TABLE C-IV Literacy Population Age 0-4 Age 5-9 Illiterate Total \ Total Literate Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 t 37,075 39,167 6,644 6,410 5,710 5,309 587 189 31,748 32,848 5,267 5,165 4,748 4,398 391 48 7,289 7,209 1,075 1,097 1,090 955 53 3 8,415 8,IHO 1,374 1,395 1,315 1,132 1~7 25 7,697 7,678 1,222 1,126 1,139 1,03$ 110 6 8,341 9,121 1,596 1,147 1,204 1,276 81 14 5,327 6,319 1,377 1,245 962 911 196 141 2,376 3,029 600 ,511 425 415 79 50 2,951 3,290 777 734 537 496 117 91 10--14 Age 15-24 ------.Literate llIi terJltL _ Total Literate Illiterate Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femaleg Males Females 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ------2,105 407 3,919 4,704 9,009 8,035 2,962 565 6,047 7,470 1,592 11.'; 3,274 4,073 7,128 6,549 1,807 157 5,321 6,392 228 13 829 923 1,625 1,506 320 21 1,305 1,485 485 45 828 1,148 1,870 1,737 369 66 1,501 1,671 391 29 759 929 1,756 1:623 484 37 1,272 1,586 488 28 858 1,073 1,877 1,683 634 33 1,243 1,650 513 292 645 631 1,881 1,486 1,155 408 726 1,078 2si 85 228 311 757 628 441 128 316 500 256 207 417 320 1,124 858 714 280 410 578 25-34 Age 35-44 Age 45-54 Illiterate Total Literate Illiterate Total Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males -Females 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 ---~. --- ~----~-----~.---.-- 5,034 5,658 5,357 4,235 1,475 199 3,882 4,036 4,559 3,254 4,492 4,795 4,340 3,393 921 49 3,419 3,344 3,642 2,648 1,105 1,032 966 792 188 6 778 786 736 531 1,047 754 1,281 1,250 1,191 921 212 22 979 899 860 593 1,188 1,256 1,071 752 254 11 817 741 918 999 770 918 1,257 1,112 928 267 10 845 554 150 463 692 917 606 542 863 I,QI7 842 51 217 359 417 277 422 428 410 2Jr 246 500 297 265 441 589 432 343 99 TABLE C-IV 78 Age and Age 45-54-(concld.) Literate llliterate Tract Males Females Males Females 2 43 44 45 46 District Total .. , 1,588 II7 2,971 3,137 Rural Total 1,126 28 2,516 2,620 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 118 4 618 527 2 Tebsil Mat (Rural) 647 6 400 748 3 TehsiI Mathura (Ruran 169 9 691 584 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 192 9 807 761 Urhan Total 462 89 455 517 Urban Non-city 195 35 222 274 2 Mathura City 267 54 233 243 Age 65-74-(concld.) Age 75 Illiterate Total ------Literate Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 58 59 60 61 62 District Total 900 606 394 255 78 11 Rural Total 807 494 312 182 37 Tehsil Chhata·(Rural) 116 91 31 16 2 Tehsil Mat· (Rural) 249 167 61 49 6 3 Tehsil Mathura,(Rural) 192 91 78 27 7 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 250 145 142 90 19 Urhan Total 93 112 82 73 41 11 Urban Non-city 34 70 43 43 17 8 2 Mathura City 59 42 39 30 24 3 NOTE-Persons who can read but cannot write were separately enumerated in the Census. In the table their All ages Age 5-9 Age 10-14 - Age 15-24- -.;::'" rnu Tract Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 - 7 9 10 II District Total 982 816 166 132 31 140 37 170 34 Rural Total ... 728 618 50 103 5 12~ 8 146 8 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 161 161 15 17 42 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 203 194 9 47 2 50 25 3 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 110 104 6 6 6 ."" 30 2 4 Tehsil Sadabad ,(Rllral)'" 254 219 35 35 2 50 6 49 3 ~ Urhan Total 254 138 116 29 26 17 29 24 2. Urban Non-city 78 56 9 4 6 2 12 7 2 Mathura City 176 ~ 82 94, 20 22 11 27 12 19 Literacy --(concld.) Age 55-64 Age 65-74 Total Literate Illiterate Total Literate Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females M ~les Females 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 2,873 1,831 634 51 2,239 1,780 1,126 628 226 22 2,376 1,437 356 4 Z,ozo 1,433 933 501 J}6 7 467 300 67 400 300 133 95 17 4 660 408 80 2 580 406 270 168 21 558 309 102 456 309 232 92 40 691 420 107 2 584 418 298 146 48 491 394 27& 41 219 341 19J l21 laO IS 243 199 133 17 110 182 S9 77 55 7 254 195 145 30 109 165 104 50 45 ~----.------ Age ftot stated and ovel Illiterate Total Literate Illiterate Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females, 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 316 244 2 2 275 ISZ 26 16 55 49 71 27 123 90 41 62 2 26 35 15 27 2 2 n Ulilber has been included in the column for" illiterate". The mlmber of such semi-literate persons is as follows: Age 25-34 Age 45-54 Age 55-64 Age 65-74 Age 75 and over Age not stated Males Females Males Females Males Females . Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females, 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 150 23 1:.13 22 70 8 32 \) 13 6 2 126 10 87 10 56 2 25 5 10 2 2 47 21 10 6 2 34 2 17 13 7 17 2 21 15 6 3 28 6 28 9 18 6 2 24 13 16 12 14 6 7 4 3 4 II 2 10 5 4 2 2 13 II 6 7 10 6 6 :/ 3 TABLE c-v Single Year Sample Population Age 0 Age 1 Tract Persons Males Females Males Females, Males Females 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 District Total 90,291 49,242 ' 41,049 1,834 1,683 1,146 1,180 Rural Total 72,942 39,594 33,348 1,440 1,374 889 925 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 15,886 8,612 7,274 286 272 170 189 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 19,809 10,773 9,036 320 .346 221 232 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 17,395 9,597 7,793 297 239 229 237 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 19,852 10,612 9,240 537 517 269 267 Urban Total 17,349 9,648 7,701 394 1309 257 255 Urban Non-:ity 7,608 4,122 3,486 175 174 118 83 2 Mathura City 9,741 5,526 4,215 219 135 139 172 AgeS Age 9 Aile 10 Age II Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 District Total 1,250 1,083 905 828 1,423 1,186 936 840 Rural Total 1,042 869 750 672 1,173 968 763 682 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 259 225 142 140 278 230 132 136 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 311 191 238 183 269 278 227 185 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 250 221 149 135 304 254 165 137 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 222 232 221 214 322 206 239 224 Urban Total 20S 114 155 156 2Sa 218 173 158 Urban Non-city .. . 94 M 58 75 III 97 61 65 2 Mathura City .. . 114 126 97 81 139 121 112 93 Age 18 Age 19 Age220 Age 21 Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 District Total 1,355 1,146 530 465 1,425 1,775 577 414 Rural Total 1,068 892 403 403 1,119 1,367 479 361 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 255 210 80 74 274 372 102 78 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 270 21B 120 152 256 368 120 100 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 247 231 101 78 309 342 124 69 4 Tehsil Sadabad(RuraJ) 296 233 102 99 280 285 133 114 Urban Total 2B7 254 127 62 306 408 98 53 Urban Non city ... 128 117 53 21 135 157 2. 17 2 Mathura City ... 159 137 74 41 171 251 70 36 81 TABLE C-V Age Returns Age 3 Agc4 Agc 5 Ago 6 Age 7 , Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 10 II 12 13 1'4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1,130 1,157 1,278 1,189 , 1,256 1,201 1,317 1,146 1,247 1,260 991 992 ~07 913 1,022 93~ 1,009 1,017 1,014 982 1,049 1,039 833 836 1711 193 215 223 226 220 3111 Ill!! 202 224 169 178 2511 277 311 234 264 306 252 256 2!19 2911 225 204 224 204 231 2211 241 2111 263 251 252 2311 225 190 .247 239 265 251 2711 273 241 21!7 306 279 214 264 723 244 256 253 247 184 243 164 198 221 158 156 99 69 107 112 101 73 113 83 93 98 67 71 124 175 149 141 146 III 130 III 105 123 91 85 Age 12 Age 13 Age 14 Age 15 Age 16 Age 17 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 • ],603 ],206 937 851 1,125 ],028 1,081 860 1,059 983 648 474 1',210 1,016 751 664 903 858 863 680 "826 811 514 395 282 223 177 160 I Ill! 1117 180 1221 177 198 109 75 335 288 218 169 264 273 215 19~ 222 213 159 III 304 238 190 163 187 166 233 1117 IllS 195 117 104 349 267 172 172 264 232 235 167 242 211 129 105 333 190 180 187 222 170 218 180 233 166 134 19 148 80 69 83 96 71 96 70 117 69 50 43 185 110 III 104 126 99 122 110 116 97 84 36 Age 22 Age 23 Age 24 Age 25 ------ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 1,164 1,066 478 357 692 495' 1,724 1,619 925 910 394 301 531 423 1,341 1,306 224 189 1!9 62 135 120 351 2M 222 216 131 89 155 72 322 404 221 225 88 67 125 125 375 354 252 280 1!6 83 122 106 293 260 239 156 84 56 155 72 383 313 79 7'1 23 32 43 21! 174 156 160 82 61 24 107 209 157 TJ\BLE C-V 82 Single Year Age 26 Age 27 Age 28 Age 29 Tract Males Females' Males Females Males Females Males female. 2 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 District Total 701 525 416 329 759 284 96 Rural Total i12 ·4/6 315 284 701 629 215 7J Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 125 89 66 39 173 194 30 17 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 150 91 84 3<1 203 [52 81 9 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) IH 93 100 55 139 i 148 66 20 '"i Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 153 173 65 156 186 135 38 27 Urban Total J29 7' 101 45 182 13Q 69 2J Urban Non-city '" 41 38 40 21 65 48 33 "..... , 9 2 Mathura City , .. Age 35 Age 31 Tiact Males Females Males 'Females Males Females Males Female.i' 2 76 77 78 79 80 81 -82 83 District' 'total, 1,573 ],277 424 233 176 83 370 231 Rural Total 1,274 J,020 365 177 158 63 302 198 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 289 215 53 26 46 13 57 57 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 295 311 '121 55 49 22 106 37 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 372 239 99 34 20 II 65 57 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 318 255 92 62 43 17 14 47 Urban Total 299 257 59 $6 18 20 68 4q Urban Non-city ' .. 118 123 26 16 5 10 24 24 2 Mathura City ... 1111 134 33 40 13 10 44 16 Age 44 Age 45 Age 46 Aile 47 Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 District Totd- 214 241 1,064 240 151 180 72 Rural Total 152 230 895 201 136 155 61 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 45 45 230 195 34 22 25 [9 II 252 249 61 z' TehsiL~Mat (Rural) 53 60 45 1) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 20 24 216 204 44 15 43 (I 63 4 Tehs:1 Sadabad (Rural) 29 150 284 241 39 42 1& Urban Total 62 11 /268 169 38 15 25 II Urban Ncn-eity .. , 41 6 ,119 S7 II 6 -I 2 Mathura City. 21 5 , 1~9 ~2 27 9 13 7 83 TABLE C-V Age Returns -(contd.) Age 30 Age 31 Age 32 Age 33 ... Age3'" -----_._-- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 1,887 1,(i82 256 &,06 6114 480 2511 156 442 m 1,471 1,31.1 196 86 580 418 121 1J4 369 I!JJ 2.014 32 21 ll~ 151 01,2 I' fil ~ 323 "129 67 10 169 99 l5 23 198 2& 380 382 62 15 141 118 53 22 71 76 ;'35 257 35 40 152 120 51 10 39 -41 415 370 60 20 114 62 38 22 73 28 164 170 27 .35 29 12 II -44 15 251 200 33 19 79 33 26 II 29 13 Age 39 Age 40 Age 41 Age 42 Age 43 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 182 51 ],704 ],646 ]53 97 416 272 145 97 128 39 1,351 1,266 135 85 351 231 124 84 13 6 357 336 24 19 65 54 17 21 65 4 307 382 41 i! 105 60 44 28 18 13 342 300 25 24 76 41 34 9 32 16 345 24S 45 31 105 76 29 26 54 12 353 380 18 12 65 41 21 13 39 6 133 202 9 3 24 16 9 4 15 6 220 178 9 9 41 25 12 9 ------ Age 48 Age 49 Age 50 AgeS! Age 52 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males .females 102 103 104 105 106 107 lOB 109 110 III ------,-- 347 211 112 49 1,591 ],328 181 67 327 193 289 171 IO~ 39 1,217 1,026 15J 57 282 168 55 36 13 5 293 212 111 7 33 26 110 41 35 12 28.:1 282 H 16 101 57 60 33 34 6 304 252 33 II 61 30 64 61 23 16 331 280 53 23 87 55 58 40 7 10 374 302 28 II) 4S 25 1'5 21 2 2 188 159 9 " 15 15 43 19 5 186 14'3 !y 6 30 lQ ._------_------TABLE C-V 84 Single Year Age 53 Age 54 Age 55 Age 56 Tract Males Females Males l-emales Males Females Males Femal 2 112 1!3 114 115 116 117 118 119 District Total 151 59 114 60 871 571 175 II} Rural Total 141 42 lJ6 53 698 .{s'8 15.1 '8 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 21 14 8 131 102 22 13 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 56 15 54 9 147 134 54 9 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 23 12 32 19 196 101 22 9 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 36 14 16 17 224 121 55 37 Urban Total 16 17 5& 7 173 113 22 12 Urban Non-city .. . 6 40 5 62 7 7 2 Mathula City .. . 10 11 II 2 87 51 15 Age 63 Age 64 Age 65 Age 66 Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema~ 2 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 District Total 59 21 87 43 430 240 81 17 Rural Total 52 14 78 33 353 196 71 l' Tehsil Chhata (Rural), 15 8 8 7 44 41 10 2 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 30 J,7 2 103 76 22 5 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 2 5 6 '19 29 22 -4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 12 18 18 127 50 17 9 Urban Tota/. 7 7 9 10 77 44 10 1 >. Urban Non-city ...... 3 31 23 7 2 Mathura City '" 3 6 6 9 46 21 3 Age 73 Age 74 Age 75 Age 76 Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 District Thtal 26 s 25 12 116 54 12 11 Rural Total 19 6 23 10 95 41 10 8 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 6 3 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 8 2 12 3 22 6 5 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) .0} <} 3 11 8 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 6 2 3 50 26 6 Urban Total 7 2 21 13 3 Urban Non-::ity .. . 2 5 11 2 2 Mathura City .. . 3 2 16 2 3 85 TABLE C-V Age· Returns ---(contd.) Age 57 Ase 58 Age 59 Age 60 AIIC 61 Males Femalcl1 Males Females Males Females Males Female! Malec females Males females 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 126 201 76 33 1,004 860 81 .44 1'2 73 110 1611 64 15 809 666 68 33 115 S9 II 19 10 9 2 213 138 13 8 II 36 2 4S 22 18 191 212 10 69 12 42 5 41 Ii 18 8 183 146 13 8 30 II 2\ 19 55 18 19 4 222 170 7 48 25 16 3 31 12 13 18 195 194 IJ 11 17 9 14 6 7 2 100 107 7 3 6 9 7 2 II! 6 6 16 95 87 6 8 II 5 ------ Age 67 Age 68 Age 69 Age 70 Aile 71 Aile 72 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Male!:'· Females Males Females 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 70 11 S9 23 42 342 218 10 18 41 20 61 9 51 19 38 271 208 8 18 38 19 2 5 6 2 66 43 17 2 19 6 7 60 57 5 Ii J7 6 22 12 6 19 6J 46 2 3 8 20 14 7 10 8i 62 4 12 9 z 8 4 1 71 70 J I 6 3 3 33 45 3 3 5 3 38 25 2 Age 77 Age 78 Age 79 'Age 80 Ago 81 Age 82 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fernale3 Males Females Males Females ------160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 15 2 11 9 2 131 115 3 ') 14 3 12 1 10 3 8 2 107 79 3 5 12 12 II 2 2 19 27 4 2 7 3 30 2 3 4 3 46 28 8 3 1 I 14 36 2 2 15 18 2 2 9 18 TABLE C-V 86 Single lear Age 83 AgeS4 AgeS5 Aae 86 <5 I': .~- Cl V> Tract Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femab Z 112 173 IH 175 176 177 178 119 Dilit~ct Total 6 2 , IS 36 12 Rural Tatal 2 l T • '4 25 1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 1 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural. 5 ... 3 Tehsil Matbura (Rural) -4 5 04 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 14 14 Urban Total 4 2 II J ... Urban Non-city ... 2 7 of 2 Mathura City 3 of A8093 Aae 94 Age 95 Aile 96 0 _. ...,a - ... ~- '" ~ Tract Males Females Males f:emales Males Femele.s M~les FcmalC1l 2 192 193 194 195 196 197 195 199 Dilitrict Total :- 7 Rural Total 3 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 2 Tebsil Mat (Ruta]) 2 3. Tehsil Mathura (Rural) , ... 4 Tonsil Sadabad (Rural) -4 Urban Total :; Urban Non-city ...... 2 Mathuru City '" 81 TABLE C-V Age Returns -(concld.) Age 87 Aae88 Age 89 Age 90 Aao91 Aac92 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females . Males Females Males Femalea ----~--- -laO-lSI 182 183 184 185 186 187 ISS 189 190 191 ------3 16 22 3 I. I 10 3 "2 2 -4 2 3 5 10 3 3 6 3 I 3 2 2 3 Age 97 Age 98 Aae SiSl AselOO Age not stated Males Females Malei Females Males Females Mllles Females Males Females 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 20e 2 2 2 ------_ 'tABLE D-I 88 D-SOCIAL AND Langu- (i) Mother o· ....c= Hindi Urdu Hindustani .;:: 2 3 5 6 7 8 '" District Total 478,195 401,135 8,040 9,544 2,3t1 3,6tl Rural Total 391,271 332,121 1,454 1,283 161 2fJ11 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 154,587 72,154 949 851 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 106,407 90,248 195 161 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 93,178 79,280 250 213 63 I~l 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 107,099 _91,039 60 58 104 77 Urban Total 86,924 68,414 ',586 8,261 2,226 3,43J· Urban Non-city 36,840 30,669 2,26' 2,014 897 81S 2 Mathura City 50,034 :n,745 4,323 6,2!t7 1,329 2,665 Marathi Tamil Haburi Qo· Females Males Females Males Fcmalec fI2~ Tract Males 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 .----.~. Dililtrict Total 612 " 133 oM SQ '6 Rural Total J -4 :"'" Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 3 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) 4 Urban Total 609 87 133 44 80 76 Urban Non-city 22 7 39 44- 80 76 2 Mathura City ;si 80 94 8 Nepali Oriya Enalish -5'ii3 rJ:l Tract Males females Males Females Males Females 2 31 32 33 34 35 36 District 'Total 18 15 32 2 Rural Total J Tehsil Cbhata (Rural) 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 2 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) Urban Total 15 15 31 1 Urban Non-city 15 15 30 2 2 Mathura City 2 89 TABLE D-I eULTURAL TABLES ages Toape ,..... ' .Bengali Punjabi Sindhi GUjarati Males Females MaIrt Females Males Females ]\'!ales Females ------10 I[ 12 13 J.4 15 16 9 ---- 1,443 1,799 1,536 1,022 795 603 520 193 166 II 139 129 14 6 7 160 6 73 76 6 6 6 2 19 10 3 39 39 6 ..., 8 -4 2 6 1,271 1,788 1,397 893 781 597 520 186 [,219 1,717 425 450 434 489 22 124 513 71 972 443 347 108 498 62 ---- " Pahari Assamese Telugu Marwari Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females .------~ 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 80 5 63 58 20 22 3 3 3 3 ... ;it 80 5 63 58 17 19 80 5 63 17 1':1 57 ------ Pushto K;lllsri Baluchi Norwegian Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 I '" - TABLE D-1 90 LallglJ.- (ti) IIllhlg- Total SUBSIDIARY 1'Il'sens returned as speaking a language sub- Total sidiary to that Mother Ton~uo sReakers shown in col. 1 Hindi Hindustani Puniabi Urdu ---- 2 3 4 5 6 7 ALL MOTHER TONGUES- Total 912,264 4,071 4,801 218 304 5~ Rural 727,5112 571 32; 8 31 Urban 184,672 3,506 ::1,476 210 213 Sl) Hindi- Total 819,330 911 276 Rural 723,992 162 17 Urban 155,338 749 259 Hindustani- Total 6,084 85 20 Rural 375 76 14 Urban 5,709 II 6 Urdu- Total 17,584 § 3 Rural 2,737 Urban 14,847 § 3 Punjab i- Total 2,5SIJ 864 712 86 6 Rural 268 150 143 7 Urban ~.~Q 7Jf (;,21) 7f) ~ Bengali- Total ~,2-i2 910 M96 12 3 Rural 177 152 151 I Uroan -?~6; 758 7'!5 -II --Z- Sindhi- Total 1,398 417 307 24 4 2 Rural .-- ·20 10 10 '" Urban 1,)78 40'1 'J'l1 24 4 2 Pahllri- "'"~~ Total SO II 11 Rural Urban 80 11 II Gujarati- Total 713 164 160 4 Rural 7 6 6 Urban 706 IS8 154 4 Marathi- Total 703 359 306 36 1'1 Rural 1 7 7 Urban 696 352 299 36 17 Marwari- Total 42 22 21 Rural 6 6 6 Urban 36 16 15 Tamil- Total 177 108 56 43 9 Rural Urban 177 108 56 43 '" 9 Telugu- Tolal 58 43 ~20 9 lA Rural Urban 58 43 20 II 14 Kangri- Tvt"f - ;'1 1 Rural Urban Oriya~ Tot~1 32 12 11 'Rural Uroan 32 12 11 Assamese- Total 68 31 31 ,-r." Rural .. , V' .Ulban 68 31 31 Haburl- Total 156 10Z 101 1 Rural ,Urban 156 102 101 PI TABLE D-l ages -(contd.) \1alissn LANOJJA(3ES .Bengali Sindhi .GJ1jarati Garhwali Maratbi Nepali Kashmiri Tamil Multani ------:-::-- 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 11 ._------ 406 31 115 S2 J1- 2 a· 2 81 82 15 16 1.0 2 82 324 16 " 52 1 3 2 401 39 114 SO Jl 2 " J 25 19 13 16 10 2 25 322 16 98 50 I 3 3 2 2 57 :) 2 51 2 ••• ...... ,t ',2' 2 .... .., j ... ---____ TABLE' f).I 92 Langu~ , ,~t (ii) Bi1iq- Total SUBSIDIA'ky persons returned as speaking a language sub- Total sidiary to that Mother Tongue Speakers shown in col. 1 Hindi Hindustani PUDjabi , Urdu ~! 2 3 4 5 6 7 Nepali- Total ,., ... 33 11 :J3 4 Rural ... '" ... 3 2 2 ... Urban 30 2S 21 4 I, Bnglish- Total .... 1M 2 ~ 2 Rural 'i, ... ". ... .,. Urban ,.,. 2 2 2 ... Pushto- Total Mj I •• 1 1 ... Rural ,...... '" Urban I 'M 1 1 ... II. Baluchi- 11 Total ...... I 1 " ...... RUral . ••• •ta ... '" ... Urban II. I I 1 .,. Norwegian- Total "1 I ." .., Rural ...... '"~ Urban , .. ... 1 .1 '" 93 TABLE I)-I ages~(contld.) uaJism-/canclJ. ) LANGUAGBS Bengali Sindbi Gujarati Gar~wali Marathi Mru:wari Nepali Kashmiri Tamil Multani 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ------ .:. "1 J I ,.. 'to ...\ , ,., . .. , _------~-- TABT' ~s D-nand D-In 94 D-ll -I.eli- Hindu T~Cal Population Total Arya Otbers Sikll. Tract ,Persons Males Fcmales Males tFcmales Males Fcmales Males FCplales Males Fem_ 2 :3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 District Total PI 2, 264 493,930 "18,334 "55,329 386,724 2,7"2 2,062 452,587 384,662 1,"01 I,OfO Rur_l Total 117,591 393,220 334,312 369,644 314,164 2,225 ',624 361,419' 311,540 44f 3'1 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 158,871 85,778 73,093 77,'58 66;268 46:) 337 77,489 65,931 87 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 197,056 106,632 90,424 101,231 85,816 715 564 100,516 85,252 111 113 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) '" 173,.203 '3,536 79,667 88,958 75,'35 307 230 88,651 75,705 155 lIe> Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) '.. 198,462 107,214 91,188 101,4!117 86,145 734 493 100,763 85,652 34 32 Urban Tot I 184,672 100,110 83,961 -115,685 11,560 SIT 438 85,/63 71.111 9$1 7fJ Urban Non-city 7S,899 "2,360 36,53' 35,'55 31,453 lSI 218 35,774 31,235 121 97 2 Mathura City 105,773 58,350 .7,423 "',730 t}v107 336 220 49,394' 40.887 836 /j646 D-II1-Scheduled AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivator. or U-Cultivators IH-Cultivatil1& land wholly or of land wholly labourers mainly owned and or mainly uU')wned and their Total Population Total their dependants and their dependants dependut. Tract Persons Males Fcmalel Males .Fcmales Males Fomales Males Fcm"IO::5 Males fcma_ 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 District Total 165,S63 St,333 11,230 H,78} .0,136 28,731 25,'70 10.763 ',657 5,157 4,332 Rural Total 141,824 74,199 13,025 4J.687 39,021 21.911 25,212 IO,SIJ6 9.313 S,011 4,U4 Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 28,377 1.,3~3 14,034 8,506 7,S82 3,754 3,37.3 3,621 3,207 1,113 972 2 Tehsil Mat (Rural) 38,183 19,'57 18,226 7,332 6,570 S,0211 4,526 J,403 1,291 891 731 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) ... 39,040 17,923 21,117 15,756 1',686 10,656 10,164 ",362 3,88& 677 551 -4 Tehsil Sadabad (Rural) •.. 42,224 22,576 1',6068 12,093 141, Iii 8,534 7,14;1 1,120 987 2,396 2,004 Urban Tota! 17,139 9,534 8,205 '.096 ',114 159 118 151 l84 su " Urban Non-city 9,648 5,126 4,522 1,076 t60 748 661 251 234 77 62 Malhura City 8,091 4,408 3,683 20 154 II 97 6 50 , NOTE I-A second count of tbe scbedilled castes was carried out (rom the National Register of Citi4Cns and the figures were given (i) " this count are Serial number Tract Population 1------2 ;) .o!strlct 'J'otal !61!,~92 - Rural Total 150,514 i Tebsil Chatta (Rural) 26,an 2 TehsiJ Mat (Rural) 38,259 3 Tehsil Mathura (Rural) 43,135 __ 4 __ Tehsil ~adab_~l1S 15 Males 6 95 TABLES D-II and D-1l1 gion Other reliaion Jain Buddhist Zoroastrian Muslim Chriltian Jew Tribal Non-tribal _------Males Females Males Females -Males Females' [-Males females Males f"dmales Males Females Males Females Males FemaII:s 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 -1,164 891 143 51 4 34,67& :28,766 1,208 835 471 398 143 56 12,101 19,018 468 419 210 205 143 56 7,380 6,508 19 17 4,991 4,281 220 197 64 60 4,350 3,529 9 27 178 116 5,386 4,700 179 195 69J 49J 2 4 12,511 9,748 8iJ() 416 372 309 5,797 4,561 115 119 321 184 2 4 6,77'1 5,187 685 297 Caste,~ CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from- IV-Non-cultivat;nll owners of land; agricultural rent V-Production Vll-Otbep, servicea receivers; and their other than lind mi~lIanc01u dependants Total CUltivation VI-Commerce VII-Transport sources Males Females Males Females Males Femal~s Males Females Males Females Males Fern.let 14 15 16 i7 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 "'------~~--~ 13:2 117 39,550 41,09. 7,452 ~,231 I, In 1,067 %,446 1,840 28,473 31,"' 131 173 31,112 34,003 5,305 4,700 755 124 1,916 1,379 23,135 21,200 f!l 30 5,S37 6,452 877 710 136 112 131 6! 4,693 5,562 10 22 12,625 11,656 1,682 1,504 117 89 589 326 10,237 9,n7 6f 77 2,167 6,431 725 614 18S 2f J 263 252 991 5,354 43 +4 10,483 9,464 2,021 1,872 315 312 933 733 7,214 6,547 4 8,438 1,091 2,147 1,531 423 34.1 130 461 5,338 4,1&6 , 2,o\3f 4,050 3,~62 877 714 216 198 254 219 2,703 4,388 3,S2t 1,270 817 207 145 276 242 2,635 2,325 mohalla/ward-wise for urban lIreas lind (ii) village-wise for rural areas in the District Population Statistics. The fiaures arriveJ at from as below:- Serial number Tract Population 123 Urban i, tal 38,.118 I Urban Non-city 8,451 2 Mathura City 9,927 substituted by the table derived from the second count who returned themselves as Anglo-Indians. Fem2Je~ 9 TABLE 'D-IV 96 Mig- DISTRICT, TRACf, ETC. District Total Rural Total District State, etc. or Country where born Persons Males. Females Pelsons Males Female~ li~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TOTAL POPULATION 912,264 493,930 418,334 727,592 393,220 334,372 A Born in India ... 898,753 486,791 411,%2 726,965 392,851 3.34,114 I Within the State of enuIDeratiOJt 837,950 463,576 374,374 687,767 381,441 306,326 {i) District rif enumeration 744,443 443,731 300,105 618,049 371,389 246,660 (ii) 0 ther districts 93,508 19,839 73,669 69,718 10,053 59,666 II States in India beyond the State of 60,803 23,215 37,588 311,198 11,410 27,788 enumeration (i) States adjacent to the State of enumeration ... 54,810 18,784 36,026 38,504 10,934 21,570 I Punjab 14,270 ~,162 9,108 10,410 2,887 7,523 2 Delhi 1,263 439 824 301 123 178 3 Madhya Bharat 849 365 484 192 66 126 i Rajasthan 37,166 11 ,'80 25,\86 27,382 7,120 19,662 5 Vindhya Pradesh 142 81 54 7 7 6 Bihar 525 386 139 97 75 22 7 Madhya Pradesh 595 364 231 115 56 59 8 Himachal Pradesh (ii) Other States 5,993 4,431 1,563 694 476 218 I Assam 152 96 56 2 2 2 Bombay 774 435 339 132 65 67 3 Madras 2,233 2,016 217 13 7 6 4 Orissa '" 173 148 25 1 1 5 Jammu and Kashmir IH 110 84 1 I 6 Hydcrabad . 104 53 51 8 2 6 7 Mysorc 21 16 5 8 P. E. P. S. U. 112 79 33 71 44 27 9 Saurashtra 74 34 40 11 11 10 Travancore·Cochin 22 22 II Ajmer 182 71 III 33 8 25 12 Bhopal 26' 17 9 5 1 4 13 Bilaspur I 1 1 1 14 Cutch 15 Coorg 16 Manipur 5 17 Tripura 18 West Bengal .. , 1,911 1,356 562 414 348 66 19 Andaman and Nicobar'Islands 2 2 2 2 (i.) Elsewhere in India l Chandernagore 2- Sikkim --_":'="_ 3 For<:ign Possessions B' Countries in Asut beyond' India in- 13,486 7,130 6,356 627 369 258 cluding U. S. S. ·R. I Afghanistan 4 ~ 2 2 2 Burma 40 19 21 5 5 3 Ceylon 4 China 5 Nepal 179 138 41 45 14 31 6 Pakistan 13,254 6,963 6,291 577 355 222 7 Straits Settlements and Malaya S U. S. S. R. 9 Elsewhere in Asia II a 10 Unspecified C Countries in Europe excluding U.S.S.R. 1 United Kingdom and Northern Ireland 2 Eire 3 Elsewhere 4 Unspecified D Countries in Africa 12 :; 7 1 Kenya 2 Mauritius 3 Mozambique ... 4 Union of S:>uth Africa 12 5 7 5 Elsewh~re 6 Unlpecifi~d E Countries in Axnerica 13 4 , 1 Canada 2 United States 13 4 9 3 Elsewhere 4 Unspecified F Countries in Australasia I Australia ... 2 New Zealand '" 3 Elsewhere 4 Unspecified G Born at Sea 162 92 53 35 18 279 147 132 41 25 16 5 5 '00 6 4 2 20 7 13 19 3 16 ... 254 162 92 47 31 16 254 140 114 22 22 3,924 2,045 1,111711 8,935 4,716 4,219 4 2 2 17 4 13 18 15 3 73 66 7 61 58 3 3,330 1,971 1,859 8,847 4,(;i3'{ 4,210 4 4 5 4 12 5 7 12 5 7 4 2 2 9 2 7 4 2 2 9 2 7 NOTE-The following table shows the number of persons born in f::Jreign places in detail- Serial Dumber State etc. or Country where born Persons Males Females ------_ B(ix) Elsewhere in Asia 9 8 Japan 9 8 ------.--~ ------TABLES D-V al1.d D-VI 100 (i) -Displaced persons by DISPLACED PERSONS Total Population of Displaced Persons 1946 1947 19411 ------~ District Persons Male, Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 , 5 6 7 II 9 10 -~------Mathura 12,299 6,333 5,966 430 411 4,266 4,478 1,372 &64 DISPLACED PERSONS 1946 1947 1948 1949 District Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ------Mathura 36 166 J3J 33 77 DISPLACED· PERSONS 1946 1947 1948 1949 District Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 Mathura 4 D-V (ii) -Displaced pzrsons by AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators·of land II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly wholly or mainly Ill-Cultivating Total Population or owned and their unowned and their laboUlers and their Displaced Persons dependants dependants dependants District Persons Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10 ----. District Total 12,299 6,333 5,96' 90 8' 16 17 Rural Total 488 289 199 110 73 II 8 ·Urban Total 11,811 6,044 5,767 10 16 5 9 NOTE-Villa~e-wise and tehsil-wisc ti~ures of displaced D-VI -Nop.-Ip.di~.n -- Total Population French German .. _.. _---- District Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 II Mathura 13 9 4 3 2 101 TABLES D-V and D-VI year of arrival in India FROM WEST PAKISTA"I Childr.:n b1rn 1949 1950 1951 Date unstated 111 India Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females Males Females II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 4 15 P'ROM EAST PAKISTAN Children bern 1950 1951 Dale unstated in India Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 ------ FROM DISTRICT UNSTATED C hlldrcn bO rn 1950 1951 Date unstated in India Males Females Males Females Males females Males Females 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Livelihood Classes CLASSES NON·AGRICULTURAL CLASSbS Persons (including their dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from _ ------ IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agri- \ III Other services cultural rent receivers; V-Production other and mis,;ellan~ous and their dependants than cultivation VI-Commerce VJI--Transport Sources ------Males remales Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fe:na!0s II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ---- - 14 9 904 801 2,725 2,553 376 358 2,208 2,139 2 70 43 48 33 8 6 70 35 12 8 334 758 2,677 2,520 368 352 2,138 2,104 persons will be found in the primary Census Abstfact in Part II of this Volume. Italian Norwegian American Males Females Males Females Males Females 9 10 tt 12 13 14 2 2 3 TABLE D-VII 102 Livelihood Classes by AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of Il-Cultfvators of land wholly or land wholly or mainly owned mainly unowned III-Cultivating and their depen- and their de pen- All Classes , . dants labourers and dants their dependants Educational Standards Persons Males Females' Males Females Males Females Males FemaleJ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -----~ Literate 124,423 108,680 15,743 48,936 District 2,574 2,463 92 808 Middle School 5,161 4,673 488 1,442 26 11 30 1 8 -Matriculate or S.-L. C. 5,163 4,857 306 599 7 39 3 Higher Secondary 3 1,191 Intermediate in Arts 1,086 111 76 3 3, or Science 22 Degrees or Diplomas 4,105 3,919 186 770 2 IS 5 Graduates in Arts or 645 601 44 51 1 3 1 Science I post-Graduates in Arts 235 222 13 20 or Science Teaching 505 474 31 27 Engineering 23 23 2 Agriculture lJ /I 3 Veterinary 6 6 Commerce 6 6 Legal 162 162 3 Medical 91 91 1 Others 2,421 2,323 98 651 12 5 Total 140,049 123,215 16,834 51,823 2,612 2,550 93 846 15 Literate 75,222 70,795 4,427 Rural 47,252 2,311 2,244 77 753 Middle School 2,710 2,645 65 1,228 II 18 26 1 5 Matriculate or S. L. C. 1,074 1,061 13 464 3 10 I Higher Secondary 2 Intermediate in Arts 157 155 2 .' 59 or Science 2 Degrees or Diplomlls 1,227 1,208 19 586 2 10 5 Graduates in AIts or 84 82 2 30 1 Science Po~t-Graduates in Arts 27 25 2 4 ,f- " or Science Teaching 271 265 6 27 Engineering .9 9 2 Agriculture 6 6 3 Veterinary 1 I Commerce Legal 9 9 3 Medical 6 6 1 Others 814 S05 9 516 10 5 Total 80,390 75,864 4,526 49,589 2,335 2,291 78 167 12 Literate 12,756 12,259 497 7,806 222 594 Tehsil Chhat.. 402 6 96 Middle School 393' 4. 151 6 1 Matriculate or S.L.C, 113 III 2 37 I Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts 18 18 or Sciellce Degrees or Diplomas ... 94 94 27 Graduates in Arts 'or 10 10 4 Science post-Graduates in Arts I or Science ~ Teaching 13 13 Engineermg 2 2 Agriculture Vetelinary Commerce Legal .!. Medical 4 4 Others 63 63 22 "f Total 13,383 12,880 503 8,022 222 602 7 96 Tehsil Literate 23,205 21,613 1,592 Mat 14,402 863 482 19 198 2 Mildle School 790 771 19 342 8 4 Matriculate or S. L. C. 362 358 4 191 3 Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts 49 48 16 or Science :;.- Degrees or Diplomas 171 168 3 43 Graduates in Arts or 35 35 17 Sc~ence post-Graduates in Arts 5 5 or Science Teaching 81 78 3' 11 Engineering ~ .. Agriculture 3 3 i··· Veterinary Commerce Legal 6 6 2 Medie&1 Others 41 41 13 -.. Total 24,577 22,958 1,619 14,994 8'11 490 19 199 2 103 TABLE D-V II Educational Standards CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLAS'lES --- - IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent V-Production VIII-Other sen'ices receivers ; and their other than and· miscellaneous de~en~~n~ _ __ cultivation l VI-Commerce VII-Transport sources Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females --- -- II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ------Total 1,027 542 11,028 1,707 17,U8 3,737 2,576 799 24,594 6,281 53 18 250 50 672 61 86 34 2,137 2'J5 115 9 239 20 734 38 383 12 2,745 220 46 3 58 23 153 10 64 4 664 68 70 13 158 26 361 17 65 7 2,475 120 7 1 33 3 66 4 26 I 409 3] 6 2 25 1 9 162 9 2 10 6 1 439 20 :& 4 1 /4 8 5 6 3 I ISJ 9 1 80 60 11 115 II 248 II 27 6 1,199 $8 1,3l! 585 11,733 1,826 19,168 3,863 3,174 (156 32,610 6,9lJ.1 Total 614 182 5,751 310 5,762 661 736 63 7,683 812 29 I 100 I 263 6 25 969 37 30 2 29 91 1 45 2 390 5 2 6 6 79 32 5 37 44 11 483 10 4 I 2 2 43 20 2 236 6 2 5 3 1 5 5 25 5 36 1 39 9 165 3 7Q7 191 5,917 312 6,166 669 823 65 9,604 864 (Rural) 149 15 878 34 1,436 126 97 2 1,203 92 3 9 23 I 10 196 2 3 5 13 3 49 2 2 14 3 3 60 6 13 2 4 3 I 36 155 15 895 34 1,476 127 112 2 1,522 96 (Rural) 137 61 2,064 121 1,630 209 233 19 2467 298 10 I 24 160 I 6 '225 9 6 2 II 31 18 98 2 2 2 26 5 3 116 3. 2 2 13 5 2 65 3 3 ... , 4 I I 26 1.<'/1 65 2,099 121 1,826 210 260 19 2,932 312 TABLE D-VII Livelihood Classes fly AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of ll-Cultivators of land wholly or land wholly or mainly owned mainly unowned Ill-Cultivating and their depen and their depen- labo u.rers and All Classes +__ dants dants thei~de~ndants_ Educational Standards Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Tehan Mathura Literate 17,153 16,207 946 10,833 502 691 31 94 I Middle School 463 450 13 144 2 6 Matriculate or S. L. C. 281 276 5 58 I 3 Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts 36 35 10 or Science Degrees or Diplomas 110 106 4: 21 2 .. , Graduates in Arts or 17 16 1 I I Science Post-Graduates in Arts 12 10 2 3 . or Science Teaching 17 1 Engineering 7 \ 1~ 2 Agriculture 2 2 2 Veterinary Commerce Legal 1 I Medical 1 I Others 53 52 I 12 I Total 18,()43 17,074 969 11,066 508 700 31 96 Tehsil Sadabad Literate 22,108 20,716 1,392 14,211 724 477 21 365 II Middle School 1,055 1,026 29 591 B 10 5 I Matriculate or S. L. C. 318 316 2 178 2 3 1 Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts 54 54 32·' or Science Degrees or Diplomas 852 840 12 495 9 5 Graduates in Arts or 22 21 I 1$ Science post-Graduates in Arts 9 9 or Science leaching 160 157 3 15 Engineering Agriculture Veterinary Commerce Legal 2 2 I Medical I I I OthJrs 657 649 8 469 9 5 Total 24,387 22,952 1,435 15,507 '134 499 21 377 9 Ul'blUl Literate 49,201 37,885 11,316 1,684 263 ('219 15 55 Middle School 2,451 2,02' 423 214 a , 4: 3 2 Matriculate or S. L. C. 4,089 3,796 293 135 4 29 1 Higher Se~ondary Intermediate . in Arts 1,040 931 109 17 2 2 20 or Science Degrees or Diplomas 2,878 2,711 167 184 5 Graduates in Arts or ,561 519 42 27 3 Scien;:e post-Graduates in Arts 201 A97 II 16 or Science Teaching 234 209 25 Engineering 14 14 Agriculture 5 5 Veterinary :; 5 Commerce 6 6 Legal 153 153 Medical 85 85 Others 1,607 1,518 fI.9 141 2 Total 59,659 47,351 12,308 2,234 211 259 15 79 3 Urban Literate 16,432 15,390 1,042 J ,509 221 167 II 37 Middle ~chool 963 925 38 149 8 2 Matriculate or S. L. C. 789 786 3 39 2 6 Higher Secondary Intermediate in Art~ 157 157 or Science Degrees or Diplomas 1,516 1,502 14 137 2 Graduates in Arts or - 104 103 I Science Post-Graduates in Arts 28 28 or Science Teaching 103 ~OO 3 Engineering 2 ••• 2 Agriculture 2 2 Veterinary CDrnmerCII 6 6 Legal 23 23 Medical 22 22 Others 1,226 1,216 2 Total 10 137 19,8$7 /8,760 1,097 1,834 231 177 11 37 105 TABLE D-VII Educational Standards -(contd.) NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES CLASSES ----_ IV-Non-cultivating owners of land; I agricultural rent V-Production VIII-Other services receivers; and their other than and rniscellaneJus dependants cultivation . VI-Commerce VII-Transport sources------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males remales II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 --t9 20 (Rural) 1>6 23 972 66 1,2311 166 161 12 2,082 145 9 10 35 2 4 242 9 12 3 29 1 10 2 160 1 2 21 81 13 6 16 5 I I 1 39 158 23 9lJ6 6'1 1,305 169 17'1 14 2,5t6 156 (R.ural) 192 83 1,837 119 1,458 160 245 30 1,93l 277 7 57 I 45 2 5 306 17 9 10 18 14 83 18 26 5 33 37 9 226 6 2 II 9 142 3 23 5 33 37 9 64 3 335 88 1,937 90 1,559 163 274 30 2,564 300 Total 413 360 5,277 1,397 11,486 3,076 1,1140 736 16,911 5,469 24 17 150 49 409 55 61 34 1,163 258 85 7 210 20 643 37 338 10 2,355 215 44 2 58 23 147 )0 58 " 585 68 38 II 121 25 317 16 54 7 1,992 110 3 1 32 3 64 3 24 1 366 33 6 2 24 9 '142 8 ]0 6 ." 203 14 2 2 1 9 .. , 5 I 4 6 3 1 148 9 1 75 35 7 79 10 2011 II 18 6 1,034 55 604 394 5,816 1,514 13,(J02 3,194 2,351 791 23,006 6,120 NOIl-(:ity 209 191 1,838 96 5,202 165 353 69 6,075 21'39 12 4 60 I 256 2 15 5 43l 18 28 1 59 170 29 455 II 21 5 120 31 6 73 211 16 1,032 7 I 4 14 2 82 26 4 96 3 2 2 6 23 5 17 :0 6 61'3 188 13 778 4 2&0 202 2,041 97 \860 168 418 74 8,113 314 TABLE D-VII 106 Livelihood Classes by ':1." It'" , AGIHCULTURAL I-Cultivators of II-Cultivators of land wholly or 'land w)1011y or llI-Cultlvating mainly owned maiQly unowned labourers and J!\.4. tJ,t~r @reIl'_ and their de pen., their dependants All Classes dants dants ~------Educadonal Standards Persons Males Females Mql~s Females Males. Females Males females- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 . Mat:lIft _ Literate ." 32,769 2~49; .10,274 ]75 42 52 4 l8 ... Middle School ... 't,488 ~,103 385 65 '" 2 3 2 Matriculate or S. L. C, 3,300 3,010 290 96 2 23 j ... Higher Secondary Intermediate in Arts fiB3 774 109 l7 2 2 20 or Science Degrees or Diplomas ... 1,362 1,209 IS3 47 3 Graduates in Arts or 457 416 41 27 3 Science Post-Graduates in Arts 180 169 11 16 or Science Teaching l3l 109 22 ',M Engineering 12 12 Agriculture '".. , 3 3 Veterinary 5 5 Commerce ... '" \ ... Legal ." 130 1.30 Medical .. , 63 63 ... ". Others 381 m 7' 4 TOfal ". 39,802 28,591 11,211 400 46 62 4 42 3 NOTE-The fiiures shown against "Degrees or Diplomas" represent 107 'TABLE D-VII E~tlCltional Standards -(concld.) CLASSES NON·AGRICULTURAL CLASSES \ - IV -Non-cultivating --- owners of land; agricultural rent V-Production VIII-Other services receivers; and their other than and miscellaneous dependants cultivation VI-Commerce VII-Transport sources - - ~ ---- -_",_. ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males females ------II [2 13 14 J5 16 17 18 19 20 ...... _...... _- --_ -_--- City 204 169 3,439 1,301 6,234 2,911 1,487 661 10,836 5,180 12 13 90 48 153 53 46 29 732 240 57 6 151 20 473 37. 309 10 1,900 215 44 2 47 23 126 10 53 4 465 68 7 2 48 25 106 15 38 7 960 103 2 I 28 3 50 2 22 I 284 33 5 2 24 8 II. 116 8 2 ,,, '" ", 10 ... 107 II 2 2 1 '10 7 ... " . 3 I ... 4 '" ... ". , .. ... I 3 I 125 , 4 , '" ...... 1 ... 58 .. 5 1 II [0 21 11 5 6 256 51 324 192 3,775 1,417 7,142 3,026 1,933 717 14,893 5,006 the total of the educational standards given below it in the table. PART II VILLAGE, TOWN, PAR6ANA AND THANA STATISTICS llO Primary Cens us Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions Occupied inmates of institutions and hou5010ss No. of houses and houseless persons) peliSons ci ..:: tbe , Q) hamlets No. of "0 0 Name of Village or in the Abin No. of house- U Town/Ward villase Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 TEHSIL eHHATA "'- I Adampur 2 Chhata Shergarh 1,096 62 77 414 232 182 4 2 Agaryala I Do. Do. 2,924 212 363 1,853 1,006 847 3 Aburi I Do. Chhata 332 38 63 377 214 163 4 Aincb I Do. Kosi 1,105 113 137 710 378 332 5 Ajhai Kalan I Do. Chhata 349 24 24 98 52 46 6 Ajhai Khurd I Do. Do. 2,482 35\1 441 2,389 1,299 1,090 7 Ajnokh I Do. Barsana 1,306 161 162 792 419 373 8 Ajnothi I Do. Chhala 799 55 66 366 196 170 9 AJ<;barpur I Do. Do. 2,565 251 362 1,685 927 758 10 Alwai I Do. Do. 93? 81 91 485 264 221 II Astoli I Do. Shergarh 981 79 89 467 258 209 12 Azizpur I Do. I'" Kosi 1,226 81 99 612 319 293 13 Badangarh I Do. Barsana 1,517 75 86 475 261 214 14 Bajbera I Do. Do. 1,282 90 133 1,007 531 476 15 BahrawaJi 3 Do. Chhata 1,591 102 174 936 48<1 452 16 Behata 3 Do. Shergarh 2,091 75 85 476 262 214 17 Bajna 2 Do. Chhata 363 57 69 274 152 122 18 Barhana 3 Do. Kosi 1,419 83 94 918 529 389 19 BaroH I Do. Chhata Z74 69 79 585 339 246 20 Barchawali I Do. Kosi 1,589 275 306 1,333 714 619 21 Barhera 2 Do. Chhata 1,305 35 55 308 173 135 22 Barha I Do. Shergarh 1,756 85 99 770 414 356 23 Barka I Do. Kosi 1,743 102 145 I,OU 5511 482 24' Barsana 3 Do. Barsana 2,157 402 409 3,791 2,037 1,754 25 Basi BLlzurg I Do. Chhata 715 79 89 495 260 235 26 Basi Khurd I Do. Shergarh 535 45 46 III 55 56 27 Basai Shergarh 1 Do. Do. 1,096 69 73 332 188 144 28 Bathain Kalaa I Do.. lCosi 5,{.41l. 56q. 62,9 ~,5S5l l,3.6Z, I" LIl'7 29 Bathain Ktu14:a t Do. Du. 2',3:[,3 236 2.77 l,2(it; 610 5'95 30 Bazidpur 1 Do. Shergarh 606 II II 39 26 13 31 Bhadawal 4 Do. Chhata 1,919 202 202 894 483 411 32 Bhado Kbar I Do. Barsana 1,165 50 100 519 268 251 33 Bharna Kalan 2 Do. Do. 2,177 236 215 ],050 553 497 34 Bharna Kh ued 2 Do. Do. 2,915 194 238 1,104 590 514 35 Bhartia I Do. Do. 545 86 96 487 255 232 36 Bhogaon 2 Do. Shergarh 1,006 48 50 254 148 106 37 Bukhrari 1 Do. Kosi 2,322 353 408 1,980 1,036 944 38 Brijwari 1 Do. Barsana 627 104 105 430 218 212 39 Belothi I Do. Chhata 545 61 86 441 230 211 40 Bilonda I Do. Do. 411 86 86 461 242 219 4[ Bidawali 1 Do. Do. 441 54 62 297 163 134 42 Bishambra 1 Do. Shergarh 1,500 372 419 2,147 1,121S 1,0111 43 Chaksoli I Do. Barsana 1,160 118 130 790 415 375 44 Chhata' (R ural) I Do. Chhata 30 36 204 153 51 45 Chhata . Do. Do: Town Area 46 Chamar Garhi Do. S~el'garh 288 Unpopulated 47 Chandori I Do. Chhata 1,171 175 201 1,096 591 505 48 Choki 2 Do. KOSi 897 186 190 965 513 452 49 Chomuhan 1 Do. Do. 5,042 814 833 4,411 2,427 1,9114 50 Chondras I Do. Chhata 434 22 25 138' 72 66 51 Dahgaon I Do. Kosi 2,947 314 374 1,727 962 765 52 Dahroli I Do. Barsana 94[ 69 93 416 217 1911 53 Dalauta I Do. Shergarh 1,087 164 164 773 43" 339 13 10 54 Dautana 4 Do. Chhata 2,364 209 2113 1,406 757 649 24 2 55 Deopura I Do. Barsana 738 66 85 463 253 210 56 Dabhala I Do. Do. i,550 81 16[ 900 494 406 57 Dhamsingha 1 Do. Chhata [ ,225 60 95 502 278 224. 7 4 58 Dhanola I Do. Kosi 1,695 104 125 589 317 272 5 59 Dhimari I Do. Shergarh 1,057 62 88 391 214 177 60 Dirawali I Do. Barsana 856 129 138 663 311 322 61 Gangroli I Do. Shergarh 1,121 90 103 445 246 199 62 Gonhari I Do. Chhata 839 89 109 529 313 216 63 Garhi 2 Do. Shergarh 846 163 171 828 477 351 64 Garhi Barwari I Do. Do. 1,465 47 56 315 164. 151 65 Gora I Do. Chhata 639 23 29 153 85 68 66 Ghazipur I Do. Barsana 643 74 94 356 210 146 67 Gidoh I Do. Kosi 3,012 453 501 2,34~ J,227 1,115 68 Guheta 10 Biswa I Do. Do. 1,305 91 122 645 338 307 69 Guhela 7 Bis1Va I Do. Do. 876 116 117 515 276 239 70 Guheta 3 Biswa 2 Do. Do. 404 30 34 174 92 82 71 Gulalpur I Do. Shergarh 1,392 23 32 133 84 49 72 Halwana I Do. Kosi 2,293 299 328 1,589 857 732 73 Hasanpur Nagla I Do. Do. 1,189 61 78 3'()' 218 172 74 Hatana 3 Do. Do. ::;,437 103 115 1,713 ,tIS EO.5 75 Hajipur Do. Chhata 245 Unpopulated 16 Hazara Do. Barsana Unpopulated 17 H~tia 04 Do. Chhata 4,666 657 709 3,706 1,9i5 1,761 1B Huseni 1 Do. Shergarh 1,8\11 162 174 1,061 575 486 79 Ja'tpUl' Do. Chhata 86 Unpopulated 80 Jal~lpur I Do. Do. 604 86 99 479 256 223 Do. Barsana 187 91 '96 81 Jal1111Ipur "I I 920 42 42 82 Jao I Do. Kosi 2,329 3[7 319 . '1,575 853 722 III Abstract AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES II-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul- tors of land tivating own- I-Cultivators of wholly or ers of land; land wholly or mainly un- Ill-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc. VllI-Other mainly owned owned and ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and their their and their and their than cul- VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous g pers<1ns Literates. dependants dependants dependants dependants tivatio~ merce port sources .g M F M F M F F M F M F M F M F M ,F M F 8 ------14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 (RURAL) 41 3 208 168 4 3 3 9 6 8 5 I 165 19 641 525 159 144 23 13 3 2 45 47 23 30 112 86 2 51 183 151 18 8 2 '" ... 3 I 2 2 6 I 3 72 I 258 221 42 35 5 5 I 2 17 10 2 5 53 54 4 11 2 22 23 4 1 I 19 22 6 5 210 2 806 682 136 118 4) 29 I 108 114 21 11 13 9 165 127 247 37' 27 6 10 43 31 8 9 6 105 5 273 3 49 49 7 8 I 166 143 15 13 2 2 6 5 3 4 3 4 5 2 8 158 5 573 465 57 47 5 9 79 71 39 31 50 50 Jl9 83 9 72 I 168 137 30 30 II 8 13 9 15 13 2 1 25 23 1 41 3 178 152 35 17 2 2 12 II I 28 29 60 3 5 44' 24 3 6 1°II 51 124 131 67 14 5 64 62 2 76 7 200 167 7 5 29 24 5 4 20 14 I;:; 69 2 335 299 112 102 I 2 40 31 I 7 3 3 39 32 14 106 8 364 351 35 42 39 26 20 20 3 23 B 15 51 7 213 176 I ~ 8 9 6 7 -4 5 3 17 17 I'_ 40 2 136 109 15 12 I I 17 71 3 163 115 37 30 10 3 135 90 19 II 165 140 18 102 6 240 18) 51 38 I 9 5 3 I 35 22 19 204 45 400 370 82 58 29 16 2 9 56 50 19 17 125 91) 20 55 6 113 88 L7 17 9 4 21 18 13 8 21 2 79 2 258 240 71 46 13 1I 6 10 10 7 4 55 39 22 46 291 260 95 80 5 5 4 13 44 '35 16 6 104 83 23 t05 7 841 670 37' 37 4 5 259 249 191 254 29 23 676 516 24 23 5 143 129 42 35 12 5 3 5 i3 12 3 2 8 II 36 36 25 60 10 55 56 26 55 3 181 137 2 4 5 3 27 134 21 831 734 196 175 28 7 15 15 92 100 46 33 154 133 28 103 J 377 356 63 45 4 1 I 66 59 34 21 126 112 ~ 5 18 12 7 1 .. , I 55 3 245 217 11 11 177 135 5 9 17 15 3 2 25 25 3°1 57 I 183 185 60 51 2 2 4 I 3 3 3 13 9 32 100 6 306 293 121 85 I 5 55 45 13 12 2 2 54 55 3 105 23 347 318 32 16 35 25 4 61 42 25 15 3 2 87 92 3~ 35 215 207 26 21 14 4 35 10 123 93 13 6 3 9 7 36 140 15 614 569 108 91 22. 8 9 17 100 87 42 28 12 17 129 127 37 38 126 1[8 33 30 3 14 II 12 7 4 38 34 38 43 1 165 166 16 10 4 3 9 3 36 29 39 32 2 212 [76 . 13 14 ... 2 7 17 3 2 7 8 40 23 125 10J 24 20 I 7 5 6 9 41 265 70 ~22 773 63 54 43 39 61 43 139 110 42 63 7 312 281 14 12 2 3 20 19 2 2 I 2 64 56 43 47 I 10 2 13 5 54 43 26 1 44 45 46 95 21 442 386 15 10 4 7 7 3 55 38 12 7 56 54 47 15 292 271 II 68 8 10 28 17 14 9 3. 3 87 74 48 22 13 201 44 1,514 1,229 75 54 260 23'8 7 16 157 115 205 185 36 24 173 123 49 10 42 39 2 17 20 1 2 4 1 ... 6 4 50 120 635 489 44 40 20 I I 3 10 93 87 41 32 I 2 125 94 51 67 5 125 115 72 66 2 12 2 ;I 4 12 3 52 89 2 327 249 2 20 25 35 25 10 19 40 21 53 2 26 4 44\ 373 45 33 4 7 55 38 62 63 26 13 124 122 54 19 179 150 26 24 6 5 5 7 10 8 5 2 I 21 14 55 39 452 ~68 I 2 I 3 16 14 24 19 56 69 161 130 46 38 I 3 5 15 17 52 34 57 34 240 190 7 10 2 I 2 14 7 19 12 34- 51 58 12 132 118 56 39 8 2 8 4 10 14 59 30 3 2-38 231 69 59 II 7 2 5 7 5 3 5 II 10 60 39 193 148 23 22 12 11 2 I 233 II 14 61 34 216 151 16 12 I 26 1"6 4 I 16 14 35 21 62 15 406 278 4 6 23 I I 15 II 2 2 I 26 43 63 16 141 132 2 I 5 12 6 8 8 64 7 81 66 3 2 I 65 45 1\9 83 41 23 I 3 9 10 2 I 2 36 26 66 105 25 788 711 115 97 10 3 4 125 121 16 I I 4 165 171 67 63 10 201 180 23 17 I 15 20 8 10 91 79 68 53 7 147 113 26 26 3 18 9 4 9 ... i 81 79 69 8 67 51 3 5 3 7 19 19 70 II 55 31 20 10 ... 9 8 71 55 19 '465 406 141 109 HI 3:- 88 77 43 27 2 I 100 79 72 18 87 81 28 21 4 4 I 2 12 13 II 6 75 45 73 80 II 538 460 104 97 I 22 31 70 50 24 21 8 7 141 139 74 75.'- 76 5 3 115 39 1,282, 1,217 207 167 38 26 5 109 86 71 64 11 9 226 187 77 41 5 396 343 50 4\ 3 15 12 5 2 4 2 101 86 713 79 35 6 121 120 63 43 15 10 4 4 52 46 80 15 2 78 78 11 15 I 2 2 81 95 21 487 -418 III 94 ' 13 9 30 25 114 93. 23 20 12 13 63 50 82 ------112 Primary Census Total no. 01 persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless , 0 the houses and houseless p_£Isons) - ...,._-----persons .,r:l hamlets No. of Name of Villase or in the Arc~n No. of house" u""0 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana aer s houses holds Persons Males females M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 TEHSIL CHHATA I Chhata 110 83 Jawali Shergarh '" 778 119 568 317 251 84 Jatwari 2 Do. Do. 1,531 301 313 1,847 965 882 85 Kajroth I Do. Do. 85& 84 91 365 207 158 86 Kamai I Do. Barsana 4,107 499 515 2,703 1,4511 1,244 87 Kamalpur Do. Do. 191 Unpopulated 88 Kamar 1 Do. K.osi 3,544 552 672 2,943 1,584: 1,359 89 Karhela I Do. Barsana 1,551 207 /' 239 1,016 542 474 90 Karahari 2 Do. Shergarh 743 108 120 646 340 306 91 Khaira 2 Do. , Cbhata 4,140 538 575 2,672 ],407 1,265 92 Kheral 7t Biswa 1 Do. Kosi 881 53 79 360 197 163 , ))3 Kheral3i; Biswa Do. Do. 440 Unpopulated 94 Khanpur I Do. Chhata 1\062 ]10 110 510 270 240 95 Khandwai I Do. Shergarh 420 25 33 182 99 83 96 Kharot 2 Do, Kosi 3,550 328 386 1,823 985 838 97 Khitawala 1 Do. Do. 1,319 91 i34 634 334 300 Kbor Do' Barsana 293 Unpopulated ~ ~~ Kbursi Do. Shergarh 261 37 56 295 173 122 100 konkera Do. Chhata 372 93 110 649 329 320 Do. Municipality 10 1 Kosi Kalan Kosi 2 Kosi Kalan (Rural) 4 Do. Do. 1,548 88 89 370 192 178 10 1 Do. 103 Kotban Do. 2,943 78 330 1,543 849 694 6 ')04 Lalpur I Do. Do. 1,9)1 87 214 1,119 567 552 105 Ladpul' I Do. Cbhata 1,739 200 228 1,263 680 583 106 Laidri Do. Kosi 317 UnpopUlated 107 Lohrari Do. Chhata 251 Unpopulated .J 08. Lohari,vari Do . Barsana -583 48 60 298 162 136 109 Lodholi Do. Do. 425 3"1 40 135 80 55 :11 0 Mahanki Do. Kosi 282 3 3 9 6 3 III Mahrana Do. Barsana 1,769 213 236 1,180 626 554 ll2 Madora Do. Kosi 800 Unpopulated 113 Mahroli 1 Do. Do. 848 79 83 477 260 217 114 Mai 2 Do. Chhata 1,378 34 38 155 90 65 115 Majhoi 1 Do. Shergarh 1,960 79 83 342 206 136 116 Madoi I Do. Barsana 460 34 34 155 15 ~O 117 Mangroli 1 Do. Chhata 319 20 25 108 62 46 ll8 Manpur I Do. Barsana 496 38 42 202 112 90 119 Nabipur I Do. Kosi 1,071 72 86 407 212 195 4 4 120 Nagaria, 2 Do. Chhata 550 51 68 323 159 164 121 Nahra 1 Do. Barsana 888 30 47 269 141 128 122 Nand Gaon 1 Do. Do. 5,242 773 889 4,374 2,340 2,034 21 12 123 Nari 1 Do. Chhata 2,070 278 309 1,663 9(1S 755 20 15 124 Naugama 1 Do. Do. 3,515 631 632 3,504 1,937 1,567 5 12? Oba 1 Do. Shergarh 718 29 32 147 82 65 126 Paigaom I Do. Do. ',578 506 733 3,991 2,145 ..... , 1,146 14 5 127 Pingri 1 Do. Do. ... 466 25 36 226 128 '" 98 128 Pakharpur i Do. Kosi . 546 16 20 105 61 44 129 Pali ...... I Do. Barsana 690 94 119 501 210 231 130 .Parkham I Do. Chhata 1,661 232 248 1,313 719 594 13] Phalen 5 Do. Kosi 5,289 803 846 3,568 1,926 1,642 132 Pilhora I Do. Chhata 669 39 47 292 165 127 133 Pailkhu I Do. Barsana ~ .. 1,962 59 79 1,420 791 629 134 Piloli Do Do. 192 Onpopulated 135 Pirpur 2 Do. Shergarh 1,143 38 50 if.9 120 69 156 Pasoli I Do. Chhata 1,428 106 115 1,233 661 566 137 Pisawa 1 Do. Kosi 1,395 117 125 822 456 366 138 Puthri i Do. Do. 500 31 49 110 56 54 139 Rahera 1 Do. Barsana 2,036 151 163 826 431 395 140 Rampur 2 Do. Shergarh 1,432 79 81 193 1I8 75 141 R@nbera 2 Do. Do. 2,640 203 213 1,963 1,082 E81 4 142 Rankoli 1 Do. Barsana 881 100 101 580 315 265 143 Ranwari 1 Do. Chhata 1,563 200 215 1,318 709 609 144 Rithora 2 Do. Barsana 1,)84 160 191 918 475 443 145 Rupnagar 1 Do. Do. 279 55 69 151 77 74 146 Rupnagar 2 Do. Kosi 1,240 141 152 404 222 U2 147 Ruthri 1 Do. Do. 338 Unpopulated 148 ~ahar 8 Do: Barsana 4,236 353 394 2,628 1,420 I,ZOS 149 Saidpur Do. Chhata 300 59 69 338 188 150 150 Sancholi 1 Do. Kosi 980 135 176 1,094 585 509 151 Sanket 1 Do. Barsana 1,216 81 97 596 J14 282 152 Sankhi 1 Do. Do. 1,674 89 101 672 368 304 153 Sai 3 Do. Chhata 4,404 299 302 2,459 1,325 1,134 154 Semari 5 Do. Do. 2,807 191 204 " 507 ' 815 (;92 155 Senaba I Do. Do. 1,528 201 246 2;033 1,085 948 t56 Shahpur 4 Do. Kosi 3,412 182 189 1,647 915 732 157 Shahzadpur I Do. Shergarh 1,042 83 97 520 284 236 158 Shakoorganj 1 Do. Kosi 201 15 20 33 21 12 159 Shergarh 2 Do. Shcrgarh 3,0]4 66 67 4,111 2,210 1,901 160 Shernagar 'I Do. Kosi 2,018 79 86 650 352 298 161 Sih~na 1 Do. Chhata ],612 145 -153 8,9 477 402 162 Sirthala 2 Do. Kosi 1,412 155 166 HI2 464 428 163 Siv;"l 1 Do. Barsana 2,348 191 211 1,909 I 042 867 164 Siyora 5 Do. Shergarh 2,426 89 101 539 30' 230 ----_ 113 Abstract~-( contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRiCULTURAL CLASSES .---~. - ..~----.----- ll-Cultiva IV--Non-cul tors of land tivating own I-Cultivators of wholly or lll-Cultiva- ers of land: land wholly or mainly un ting labourers agricultural V-Produc- VIll- -ather mainly owned owned and and their rent receivers: tion other services and Displaced and their their dependants and their than cuI.::' VI-Com· ViII-Trar,s- ml~cellaneous .:) LiterateS dependants dependants dependants tivation merce port SDurces c:l persons .g M F M F M F M F M F M F M M F M F M F (3 ----r4 -15-16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 :lli 29 30 31 32 33 (RURAL)- ~(contd-) 65 II 235 186 50 39 ,4 I) I 17 18 83 114 39 701 641 105 82 1 2 55 50 10 14 92 93 84 41 3 161 127 20 Ii 2 2 8 3 2 14 9 85 175 43 880 707 263 245 49 52 13 26 :53 144 30 25 71 45 86 87 199 41 872 ,56 195 181 6 65 72 1512 146 51 53 3 2 200 149 8S 99 43 3011 272 62 41 38 30 13 15 45 31 19 18 57 67 89 64 6 2lJ 206 63 49 I 5 5 ,4 4 1 47 42 90 ._- 23- 7 3 }87 16 725 729 119 106 168 169 4 :91 ;29 73 58 108 61 91 36 108 90 2 31 34 II 2 45 37 92 93 30 179 150 6 10 25 20 I I 15 14 4 3 5 5 35 37 94 2 84 68 2 2 5 542 4 6 95 85 7 5:3 435 260 216 5 15 93 72 15 18 17 8 8~ 74 96 76 3 140 149 80 78 15 5 I 23 19 7 3 I 67 46 97 98 9 144 98 14 9 2 4 I I 12 10 99 78 8 208 219 62 49 33 35 7 4 3 3 .6 10 100 101 10 47 45 IS 16 I 12 12 30 24 5 2 80 78 [02 90 4 616 4133 27 24 5 2 4 11 74 n 26 22 3 4 9'1 76 103 105 3 308 294 91 T3 J 2 J3 Ii 43 45 22 19 6 3 83 105 104 98 5 535 452 20 28 9 8 29 25 15 14 18 6 54 50 105 106 107 7 131 116 18 12 '3 I 9 7 108 8 64 37 4 6 457 2 4 '" 109 6 3 ... 110 149 3 299 247 123 1~9 70 17 61 62 24 17 3 3 46 39 III 112 10 158 141 46 38 15 9 8 7 33 22 113 3 62 51 I I 7 5 232 3 1 5 2 114 10 164 103 20 19 4 3 5 15 9 115 18 51 54 18 14 3 7 3 5 116 9 43 33 12 9 2 4 4 117 7 74 56 21 20 16 13 111'1 26 109 105 62 51 13 14 28 25 119 14 III 130 20 12 2 9 6 16 16 120 8 13~ 124 1 3 3 121 350 12 1,236 1,146 169 143 14 12 29 28 177 152 83 77 46 29 586 447 122 2 198 I 652 560 51 25 I 6 5 33 29 16 II I :49 124 123 284 14 1,191 997 154 102 15 12 3 3 159 136 76 48 46 28 2»3 241 124 2 64 50 2 2 II II 5 2 125 6 5 341 5 1,411 1,233 54 38 6 4 i14 120 167 107 392 344 126 24 103 81 18 12 I 1 6 3 127 5 40 33 II 6 5 I I I 4 2 1 128 27 176 161 56 49 9 6 2 8 5 4 2 15 7 129 91 7 582 471 69 53 30 33 15 14 3 6 20 17 130 190 41 1,175 998 56 44 3 2 4 3 192 165 38 30 2 456 4JJ 131 51 7 IDS 79 24 22 2 2 I I 33 23 132 80 6 606 490 96 74 3 26 15 16 17 44 33 133 134 45 4 95 61 2 8 6 15 2 135 61 7 -533 475 28 24 I I 5 33 24 28 16 2 3 32 19 136 34 269 227 63 37 41 38 2 6 31 28 15 13 3; 22 137 47 42 47 6 I I 7 6 138 50 307 286 80 85 12 9 2 30 15 139 75 89 58 23 10 2 I 4 . 6 140 201 30 611 4'19 L05 61 47 28 33 31 66 58 27 14 23 27 170 163 141 80 4 297 247 18 14 3 I 142 105 15 427 365 93 73 29 20 24 32 61 60 9 9 66 5J 143 80 6 313 303 125 98 8 10 3 4 26 28 144 51 6 65 66 4 2 15 6 145 102 3 110 97 15 9 33 22 3 61 54 146 147 9 4 201 41 810 715 110 97 29 35 149 104 ; 15 84 3 2)3 172 148 35 146 119 2 18 11 22 20 149 95 11 472 419 2 13 15 '3 9 40 32 22 II I 32 22 150 53 193 160 38 29 4 8 4 8 26 25 13 13 1 40 39 151 59 7 264 217 36 32 II 2 I 31 30 8 9 2 15 14 152 2 2 280 41 900 787 79 62 5 2 11 19 62 45 65 63 2·)3 156 153 108 26 572 473 72 71 II 6 5 3 32 29 47 38 5 7 71 6J 154 60 47 102 19 866 766 52 49 Ii 2 6 9 56 54 33 16 8 5 58 47 155 89 3 433 314 184 127 26 19 16 10 96 67 81 70 ... 79 65 156 5i 201 176 43 31 8 4 6 I 7 4 19 20 J57 9 I 17 745 ... ISS 10 6 59 6 912 794 149 1;0 5 8 15 9 303 290 422 382 22 8 3~~ 300 159 87 37 260 218 I 3 23 15 3D 28 5 2 33 32 leO 76 7 317 296 43 35 22 ,18 5 20 I I 22 16 28 26 161 60 3 260 261 ;40 113 2 I 1 9 I I ;5 16 5 2 33 23 162 91 10 741 637 153 118 3 3 51 36 23 21 71 52 163 25 I 263 192 27 21 3 2 234 4 9 8 164 114 Primary Census No. of 15 ' the Occupied houses ..c= hamlets -~----No. of "CI Name of Village or in the , Area in 0 No. of house- U Town/W!rd village Pargana Thua acres houses holds 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TEHSIL CHHATA 165 Sujawali 1 Chhatta Kosi 479 75 95 166 Surwari 2 Do. Do, 538 136 170 167 Blank 168 Taroli Janubi 1 Do. Chhata 2,308 204 266 169 Taroli Shumali 2 Do. Do. 2,358 ' 304 363 170 Tatarpur 1 Do. Barsana 604 45 66 171 Tumola 1 Do. Kosi 2,462 145 209 172 Ujhani 2 Do. Shergarh 1,8S1 103 124 173 Umrala I Do. Kosi 580 155 200 174 Umraya I Do. Chhata 1,326 196 205 175 Uncha Gaen 1 Do. Barsana 1,991 171 206 176 Undi I Do. Chhata 91S 81 91 177 Kadona 1 Do. Kosi 1,040 231 239 Total Tehsil Chhata (Raral) 233 254,013 24,796 28,871 TEHSIL CHHATA 45 Chhata Town Area Chhata Chhata 5,854 1,054 1,510 I 482 770 2 572 740 101 Kosi Municipal Board Chhata KOii. 640 2,273 2,692 I 563 578 2 5011 517 3 373 470 4 186 482 5 643 64S, _ .-,-v-y....:.~ Total Tehsil Chhata (Urbaa) 6,494 3,327 4,201 Total Tehsil Chhata '233 260,507 28,123 33,073 115 Abstract-( contd.) Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutioIlS inmates of institutions and houseless Displaced and housesless persons) persons 0 t __~rsons Literates c u '0 Persons Males Females M F M F 0 M F U ------10 II 12 [3 9 14 15 16 ~------17 (RURAL)-(contd.) 270 160 1I0 30 459 243 216 3 165 Blank 46 166 1,976 1,044 932 167 2,351 1,292 1,059 91 11 106 168 278 147 13l 41 169 1,356 728 628 35 170 113 702 387 315 25 17l 81 325 175 150 II 172 484 259 225 56 77 173 2 51 1,026 547 479 _ 98 4 114 932 ~15 417 21 175 1,230 673 557 59 9 176 97 19 177 158,871 85,778 73,073 lZ4 53 130 85 lZ,OZO 1,369 URBAN NON-CITY 1,514 4,011 3,503 26 69 • 4,004 2,102 53 1,025 239 45 1,902 7 54 46 3,510 1,909 1,601 19 486 103 15 7 539 136 11,855 6,531 5,324 108 8 380 2,658 1,433 328 2,780 746 101 1,225 1 I 29 39 2,273 1,221 1,052 5 249 77 I 67 53 641 2,255 1,226 1,029 57 221 2,130 42 627 145 1,159 971 6 82 2,539 73 637 176 1,492 1, 178,240 96,320 81,920 258 62 579 466 15,825 2,354 Uo Primary Census AGRICULTURAL -----~---- i-Cultivators of land II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly wholly or mainly un- Ill-Cultivating .. owned and their owned ana their labourers and tllew Q II) dependant_s __ dependants _ del'cndants _ "C Name of Village or 8 Town/Ward M F M F M F 2 [8 19 20 2[ 22 23 TEHSIL CHHATA 165 Sujawali 99 65 23 17 I 166 Surwari 117 112 55 48 4 2 167 Blank 168 Taroli lanubi 616 530 106 100 Il 6 169 Taroli Shu mali 714 584 180 155 32 12 170 Tatarpur 120 104 6 3 7 5 171 Tumola 472 413 109 88 2 172 Ujhani 319 262 I 3 26 i'~ 173 Umrala 113 85 10 12 174 Umraya 160 13[ 17 25 22 20 175 UnchaGa0l!. 409 337 23 19 27 23 176 Undi 378 301 55 3S 30 177 Kadona 24 416 365 72 36 6 I Total Tehsil Chhata (Rural) 54,163 46,638 8,451 6,877 1,896 1,477 TEHSIL CHRATA 45 Chhata Town Area 1,584 1,351 150 132 32 25 I .867 749 108 104 I 2 717 602 42 28. 31 25 101 kosi Municipal Baord 383 • 360 187 163 SO 33 98 104 112 102 25 20 2 44 45 10 II 5 3 3 133 150 26 20 9 4 56 60 34 27 1 5 52 5 3 10 9 Total Tehsil Chhata (Urban) 1,967 1,711 337 295 82 58 Total Tehsil Chhata , S6,130 048,349 8,788 7,172 1,'78 1,535 117 Abstract-( contd.) CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES -----,_ IV-Non-cultivating owners of land i agricultural VIII-Other services rent re~eivers ; V-Production and miscellaneous ci and their other than II:l dependants cUltivation l_ VI-=Commorc~ __ ~l-Transport -----sources .g ---- 0 F U M F M F M F M F M ------28 29 30 31 32 :13 204 25 26 27 ---- RURAL)-(con.ld .J -4 .., 3 29 25 165 3 2 15 [5 [7 9 32 2B [66 Blank [67 3 86 73 60 67 8 10 157 H[ 168 155 138 615 62 10 2 133 106 169 .... :5 2 2 3 8 II 170 7 13 5.., 51 30 2[ 3 2 51 40 17[ I l:J 7 30 25 172 14 11 [ 3 37 39 173 12 7 9 7 J 38 35 174 10 25 19 26 3 4 9 10 47 35 175 1 16 19 12 104 8 04 16 16 [76 II 13 81 59 !O 12 3 1 7'1 70 177 610 799 6,IJ5 5,223 3,211i 2,724 644 462 /0,651 8,893 URBAN NON-CITY-(concld.J 8 :.0 529 463 709 622 73 64 926 826 45 3 6 207 202 348 306 49 46 519 0489 5 J4 322 261 361 316 2-4 18 -407 337 18 1. 992 741 2,813 2,398 685 520 1,403 1,093 101 04 2 126 88 579 523 275 207 214 179 3 It 217 183 580 529 133 97 229 180 6 7 187 166 513 392 15 13 337 2110 2 149 116 6713 575 J.4 6 227 182 5 313 188 -463 379 248 197 396 269 26 36 1,521 1,204 .1,522 3,020 758 584 2,329 1,9/9 636 835 7,656 6,421 6,750 5,744 1,402 1,046 12,\)80 10,812 ----_ 118 Primary Census Total no. of persons Inmates of ~numerated (including institutions No. of Occupied IDmates ofinstitutions and houseles~ g the houses and houseless persons) persons hamlets No. of -_ 0) .", Nalne of ViIla,ge or in the ~iea in No. of house· 8 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F ."~--.,--- 2 3 .. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 TEHSIL MAT I Abdul Nabipup 2 Mat Raya 583 177 224 1,002 575 427 2 Abhaipura I Do. Nohjhil 502 3 7 43 18 25 3 Acheu Ladhora 4 Do. Raya 1,187 205 249 1,393 746 647 4 Aera I Do. Do. 547 74 107 526 281 245 5 Ahmadpur I Do. Nohjhil 646 98 162 877 483 394 I Do. Raya 6 Airakhera 1,249 ) 368 376 2,541 1,321 1,220 7 Akbarpur 2 Do. Sudr 175 205 1,086 582 504 8 Amanullahpur 2 Do. Do. 955 193 228 1,030 548 482 9 Anora 10 Dcr: Raya 2,182 264 339 1,9Milak A bstract-(contd. ) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES ll-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul: tors of land tivating own- I-Cultivators of whollY or ers of land; land wholly or mainly un- Ill~Cultiva- agricultural V~Produc VIII-Other mainly owned owned and ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and their their and their and th 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 31 32 33 (RURAL) 77 .oj III 107 202 170 20 7 2 35 25 21 8 11 12 173 97 I 3 17 23 1 2 2 258 27 360 324 34 21 5 2 7 9 97 93 22 18 65 66 156 II4 3 39 172 150 6 7 2 1 2 3 32 35 25 19 1 I 41 29 4 117 4 333 270 4 4 51 46 13 12 82 62 5 475 110 400 347 33 39 57 30 5 5 296 277 139 140 26 14 365 368 6 100 12 301 24) 97 87 6 4 5 12 54 53 13 10 I 6 99 83 7 93 3 317 293 68 47 16 16 147 126 8 137 8 667 538 48 40 9 8 2 113 92 47 39 13 7 169 152 9 10 II 12 47 14 65 57 5 3 9 3 6 13 14 15 479 29 1,357 1,219 30 20 170 157 2 297 238 126 128 85 6') 444 441 16 43 110 112 13 7 3 7 7 4 30 18 17 39 34[ 300 44 32 2 30 15 5 1 1 44 52 18 77 2 265 203 5 7 16 II 9 8 35 34 19 25 217 194 14 13 12 13 125 116 20 98 455 360 22 13 46 24 189 168 44 27 23 II 74 79 21 125 19 160 145 I " 12 13 3 2 4 2 164 143 22 99 21 2211 179 12 10 20 3 9 11 7 7 2 2 28 29 23 27 I 1413 127 15 10 9 6 2 5 24 ~ 37 40 i3 12 1 2 4 3 I 25 52 2 190 170 2 4 28" 16 24 31 7 2 45 52 26 8 103 84 6 3 9 4 3 I 3 5 27 83 256 224 1 7 8 6 3 24 21 14 8 33 31 2B 75 5 86 55 I 4 I I I 5 18 15 29 24 2 2)0 165 7 7 38 36 7 2 60 42 30 121 273 227 20 24 32 21 3 4 5 81 72 31 107 30 691 601 40 31 25 13 5 3 71 55 3) 39 245 238 32 32 1 160 123 16 9 3 6 2 2 33 I 9 9 5 2 I 34 8 69 64 4 2 3 3 2 2 .... 35 37 130 106 18 14 II 5 3 2 2 2 31 23 36 251 4>1 923 734 21 15 2 52 3D 24 27 15 6 226 145 37 24 2 601 499 53 28 74 60 II 6 16 16 174 152 38 2 252 8 860 754 4 4 II 7 105 101 85 55 16 16 406 345 39 71 3 215 167 49 31 I 2 7 4 5 10 17 7 I 43 32 40 16 18 8 3 2 II 7 _ 6 7 41 32 5 564 493 44 30 12 5 54 46 71 64 15 11 221 211 42 20 2 156 115 38 35 7 2 6 2 8 8 3 5 II 12 43 41 25 709 502 36 18 49 36 4 6 80 60 16 18 91 79 44 32 266 229 II 6 14 12 7 6 89 72 45 25 3 119 102 16 9 2 2 5 9 2 5 46 144 125 32 22 2 1 49 31 17 12 19 26 47 :J24 268 25 17 8 3 9 15 47 45 12 11 2 79 47 48 21 3 179 15~ 2 2 36 31 6 9 6 6 9 8 49 35 6 137 106 2 I 48 31 50 10 78 50 ... 5 4 22 14 51 31 5 85 87 12 16 1 3 2 24 15 2 II 12 52 10 3 92 71 9 12 53 21 3 218 169 6 2 42 30 23 10 122 84 54 79 21 49 51 89 81 12 8 18 22 26 22 5 11 4 104 77 55 25 3 163 149 13 9 1 3 78 70 11 9 ~2 85 56 13 4 47 43 13 10 I • I 12 9 57 251 208 42 39 3 2 4 5 61 3l 10 7 I 2 13 6 5S 60 400 318 6 3 4 4 17 13 24 21 I I 116 114 59 53 2 293 248 11 6 4 4 6 5 42 45 16 13 15 19 127 120 60 126 6 263 223 2 4 3 30 28 6 10 64 48 99 95 61 73 339 306 18 8 27 36 44 39 2 96 97 62 85 466 407 14 11 2 7 39 37 12 19 24 13 154 134 63 18 80 63 6 7 3 I 42 31 6Ir 2 17 16 14 II 65 15 129 82 3 4 16 12 2 I 24 ,8 66 237 224 74 53 29 21 27 18 6 3 38 40 67 124 2 292 231 5 5 3 3 28 25 14 17 86 87 68 15 I 40 35 17 8 46 40 11 2 61 4B 69 63 59 82 65 7 6 24 33 43 32 14 ;6 58 52 70 11 142 113 52 47 17 10 3 3 11 9 2 5 8 71 40 3 88 70 8 9 I 3 3 97 85 7'i 20 14 112 77 6 5 4 3 3 3 86 [05 3 2 2 3 31 27 73 67 216 21 I 9 20 I, 3 I 101 98 i4 48 I 223 172 33 28 2 1 16 II 10 I I 45 35 75 123 19 484 394 38 44 5 79 97 6 4 4 2 107 105 76 21 I 199 151 13 7 4 7 6 6 9 12 77 120 Primary Census -Total number of perSons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions Occupied inmates of institutions and houseleas No. of houses and houseless pers:ms) persons 0 the c:I ---- - ., hamlets , ----No. of "C) Name of. Village-or ·in the Area in No. of house- 8 Town/Ward village Parllana Thanll acres houses holds Persons Males Females M P - t 2- :'I 4 5 I) 7 II 9 10 tI 12 13 TEHSa KAT 78 Daulatpur I Mat Nohjbil 897 65 85 364 197 167 79 Dhalm 2 Do. Raya 555 88 L02 510 273 237 80 Dedna I Do. Nobjhil 925 35 36 16l 95 66 81 Dilu Patti 3 Do. Do. '1,507 262 276 1,420 748 672 112 Deewana 5 Do, Raya 1,468 310 316 1,753 '27 826 113 Dl!nctia I Do. Surir '" 3M 75 79 467 247 220 84 Ekhu :3 Do. Nohjbil 989 193 206 931 501 430 85 Faridampur I Do. Do. 1,365 L2 18 7S 43 32 116 Firozpur 1 -Do. Do. 312 190 233 384 210 174 87 Gainyara 12 Do. Raya 1,<179 324 359 2,001 1,114 887 ~8 Gaju I Do. Do. 705 I L7 L74 ~35 522 413 119 Garhi Kolahar 2 Do. Nohjhil 400 73 87 473 263 210 '90 Gonga 5 Do. Rllya 509 180 200 982 546 436 91 Gudera "I Do. Do. 738 182 228 1,359 747 612 92 Hamzapur I Do. ... Nohjhil 352 36 36 196 103 93 93 Harnol 3 Do. ... Surir 2,257 318 354 1,829 994 835 94 Hasanpur 3 DOl. '" Nohjhil 2,232 45S 556 2,&94 1,519 1,375 95 lbrahimpur Do. Do. 228 Unpopulated 96 1)lauli Gujar 3 Do. ... Surir 1,563 83 106 483 263 220 27 97 llla uli Zunnardar I Do. Do. 1,156 L38 180 971 539 432 98 ImLa Ksawad Do. ... NohjhiL 77 Unpopulated 99 Inayatgarh I Do. Do. 689 34 45 1f5 lOS 90 )00 Inayalpur 1 Do. Do. 297 9 9 58 37 21 )01 Isapur 3 Do. ... Raya 824 194 214 t62 532 430 3 )02 ltauli Do. Do. 1,117 • 122 144 845 447 398 )0.3 Ja£arpur 1 Do. '" Nohjhil 975 L6 27 56 43 04 Jagatiya "I Do. ... Raya 254 13 23 178 92 86 .,. 105 Jahangirpu[ I 'Do. .... Surir 2,190 49 49 2'57" IS7 100 2 106 laora 23 Do. Do. 4,296 5L2 877 5,097 2,704 2,393 107 Jarara 3 Do. Do. 2,087 375 464 2,440 1,343 1,097 108 Jatpura I Do. '" Nohjhil 664 55 69 366 I!IO 176 10; 1 Jaiswan I Do. '" SUfir 91 L 121 186 1,1014 614 536 10 Kakrari 7 Do. '" Raya 1,277 260 340 1,896 1,013 883 III Kalyanpur I Do. Do. 529 51 59 231 124 107 112 Kaneka I Do. ... Nohjhil 169 32 34 255 l30 125 )13 ] Kanker Garhi 1 Do. Do. 282 55 55 276 155 121 114- Karab Do. ... Raya 3,021 507 664- 3,911 2,063 ],8iB 11 5 Karahari '"3 Do. '" Surir 2,724- 494 664- 3,540 1,873 ],607 11 6 Kaulana I Do. '" Nohjhil 1,359 110 141 681 360 321 117 Khajuri 2 Do. '" Ray- 301 181 219 508 269 239 129 Kolahar 3 Do. '" NohjhiL 9f8 119 275 1,447 775 672 130 Kurauli I Do. Do. 403 8 9 42 23 19 l3L Kurwara 2 Do. '" Suric' 1,010 149 189 1,020 541 479 170 124 1'32 Lalgarhi I Do. '" Do. 246 43 58 294 133 Lalpur (Mahaban) 2 Do. '" Raya 282 27 37 222 120 102 134 Lalpur (Mat) 1 Do. '" Nohjhil 423 6B 76 356 192 164 135 Larntauri 1 Do. ... Sucir 340 84 100 523 289 234 136 Lanakolana I Do. '" Nohjhil 756 3 3 8 8 137 Lana Makhdumpur ... Do. Do. 70 Unpopulated 138 Lana Musmana Do. Do. 65 Unpopulated 139 Lana Qasba Do. ... Do. 725 Unpopulated 140 Lohai 2 Do. '" Surir 1,804 294 402 2,055 I, lJ7 93S 14L Lohban 2 Do. I ... Raya L,33l 378 477 2,538 1,376 1,162 14Z Maduwaka 1 Do. .-. Nohjhil 520 74 89 427 229 J!lii 143 Makhdumpur I Do. '" Do. 724 25 31 131 79 52 144 Maloh I Do. '" Raya 149 14 L7 99 56 43 143 Mana Garhi 1 Do. Nohjhil 892 166 219 1-,170 663 507 146 Madayra Do. Do. 160 Unpopulated 147 Mangal Khoh 1 Do. '" Do. ."',. 399 LO 10 43 27 16 148 Mani Garhi 1 Do. Do. 994 81 104 468 276 192 149 Maninabalu -4 Do. ... Raya 928 216 318 1',485 825 660 150 Mauli I Do. Do. 679 30 37 159 95 ()4 15l Marehla Mukha I Do. . .. Nohj/lil 465 32 34 134 75 59 152 Matmula 2 Do. ... Surir 2,657 264 347 1,560 932 628 3 9 705 9 153 Matn-)a I Do. '" Do. L,860 277 347 1,255 550 20 1'14' Milak. Bithal Natti 1 Do. '" Raya 169 28 28 136 8i 52 155 Milak. Kalan 1 Do. ... Surir 173 8 22 128 72 56 156 Milak Khurd Do. Do. 67 UnpopuLated 157 Milak Krishna Chaube 1 Do. '" Raya 58 2 2 6 5 1 155 Mirpur 4 Do. ... Surir 854 39 39 175 102 73 121 Abstract-( contd. ) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES II- Cultiva- IV-Non-cul- tors of land tivating own- I-Cultivators of wholly or l ers of land; land wholly or mainly un- IlI-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc VIII-Other mainly owned owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and their and their and their and their than cul- VI-Com- VlI---Trans- miscellaneous g persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependaot~ ~on_ merce _ Rort sources ., '0 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M f M f 8 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 32 33 ( RURAL)-(contd.) 92 76 62 55 2 6 10 9 4 3 2 4 25 14 78 43 170 144 8 4 21 26 3 7 23 22 48 34 79 4 57 40 11 8 6 2 21 16 80 133 13 316 280 41 36 9 10 135 123 82 76 23 23 142 124 81 204 21 611 550 35 17 3 32 36 8 12 25 19 208 189 112 48 I 121 100 31 28 44 36 51 56 83 119 19 245 207 36 27 12 6 6 11 74 66 30 23 2 98 88 84 2 26 18 7 9 10 5 85 21 183 145 II 19 16 10 86 251 52 704 526 26 23 77 51 107 95 48 37 9 8 142 146 87 125 7 346 274 6 2 4 3 26 4 45 44 28 15 67 71 88 40 I 186 146 8 3 46 38 23 23 8'1 170 6 264 194 47 43 5 6 42 40 28 26 37 19 123 108 90 45 13 519 425 7 6 3 2 43 28 36 30 14 II 125 110 91 18 4 85 78 18 15 92 275 26 650 511 68 46 I 94 95 30 29 6 8 145 146 93 403 40 796 717 25 15 6 3 6 8 180 189 94 94 10 8 4)2 341 ~4 95 16 3 148 133 43 45 I 5 7 27 :4 3 I 35 20 96 63 17 370 298 22 14 70 46 36 32 16 9 25 33 97 98 2 86 76 15 10 2 3 2 ';19 5 2 37 21 .. 1011 65 7 119 82 58 38 5 2 4 53 55 21 13 80 I'll 196 155 101 26 413 372 8 6 3 3 I 22 ! 7 102 2 3 48 36 2 6 7 103 18 92 85 I ... 104 21 I 107 66 5 4 I 2 2 29 18 13 10 105 359 II 1,705 1,441 152 186 3 2 13 307 280 59 34 476 439 106 362 I I 846 683 94 67 2 2 49 67 76 56 19 16 257 206 107 64 8 113 98 32 24 16 16 3 16 16 I 13 18 108 154 4 351 321 31 15 73 71 51 35 3 2 105 86 109 259 38 679 566 2 I 4 3 2 171 158 14 14 4 8 136 134 110 16 69 62 7 2 9 9 2 5 16 16 2 8 :5 11 10 III 16 I 101 98 16 12 3 2 10 13 1i2 46 I 70 47 17 14 15 9 52 51 113 451 16 1,153 1,064 22 18 39 46 267 234 157 144 26 6 393 335 114 365 39 832 701 58 45 51 42 342 336 218 211 10 10 361 322115 69 II 202 192 16 6 18 8 46 60 3 2 75 53 116 54 I 139 116 1 I 17 20 6 3 4 4 71 53 117 71 2 322 261 I 32 31 22 23 190 168 118 4 32 19 8 7 2 ... 119 17 61 39 7 4 13 16 4 3 I I 120 II 1 84 56 I 2 9 121 302 57 807 676 11 6 60 20 2 20 13 289 254 122 100 I 145 119 45 45 270 223 30 20 3 20 22 162 145 123 17 I 76 77 29 21 2 I I I 2 3 27 2,) 124 14 55 56 5 4 5 5 2 1 ... 125 175 35 402 318 100 77 126 44 3 44 46 12 7 153 149 3 5 8 10 81 59 127 72 4 126 114 I 53 128 245 69 2 54 47 4 I 27 22 57 406 354 26 20 6 2 2 2 164 125 6 2 18 13 147 154 129 19 17 2 130 139, 9 4 331 294 111 89 3 2 29 42 7 6 60 46 131 12 I 98 80 8 1 13 21 20 1 42 23 132 92 65 7 14 7 8 I 4 l3 10 133 47 139 110 I 3 II 134 56 3 32 38 2 2 15 203 163 13 9 3 5 I 69 56 135 8 136 137 138 139 250 18 64:) 538 255 - 73 6 3 4 22 29 69 53 34 36 7 7 326 272 140 444 366 13 6 16 18 211 178 III 105 58 52 523 437 141 28 166 133 II 16 16 2 15 11 7 9 30 27 142 60 42 11 4 I 2 4 5 2 143 11 44 30 7 325 21 2 4 5 6 .. , 144 479 331 10 10 46 49 41 32 86 84 145 146 2 22 15 45 7 5 ... 147 210 149 27 19 10 7 I: 8 18 9 148 310 12 500 362 14 30 5 115 113 17 12 14 20 165 148 149 70 49 4 I 7 5 4 I I 8 9 150 6 I 59 47 7 3 4 1 3 4 I 5 3 151 2 203 20 413 231 44 38 123 35 137 79 103 98 18 14 217 168 152 328 263 20 15 3 6 35 23 59 48 15 9 245 136 153 7 I 55 40 3 18 2 14 8 10 4 154 60 51 2 2 8 5 155 I 156 17 5 I 157 68 50 12 4 3 8 II 9 5 158 122 Primary Census Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless the houses __ and houseless persons)_. persons ·il., hamlets No.of; '0 Name of Village or in tne Area in No.of house- 13 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F :2 3 .. 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 TEHSIL MAT 159 Mirtana I Mat Surir 532 83 110 521 275 246 160 Misri 3 Do. Raya 566 40 70 338 184 154 161 Mithauli I Do. Nohjhil 963 148 211 1,106 597 509 162 Moinuddinpur I Do. Surir 766 109 138 688 366 322 163 Murja I Do. Do. 151 31 36 194 116 78 164 Mubarakpur I Do. Nohjhil 385 42 64 345 190 155 165 Mursenia 1 Do. Raya 70 46 57 313 113 160 166 Musmana I Do. Nohjhil 2,115 70 73 288 182. 106 167 Nabipur I Do. Do. 263 49 72 379 204 175 168 Nagai 7 Do. Raya 903 162 229 1,103 602 501 169 Nagla Arjun I Do. Do. 364 15 30 204 !l6 lOB 170 Nag'a Bari I Do. Do. 8i 34 34 226 125 lOt 171 Nagla Bharu 2 Do. Do. 1,467 118 167 828 454 374 4- 172 Nagla Birbala I Do. Surir 397 29 29 151 85 66 173 Nagla Dani I Do. Do.' 168 35 50 288 155 133 4 174 Nag\a Dih I Do. Do. 194 20 22 225 122 103 175 Nagla Dhanuwa I Do. Raya 309 31 39 238 126 112 176 Nagla Hari I Do. Do. 412 86 104 586 329 257 177 Nagla Himna Do. Surir 154 Unpopulated 178 Nagla Hira 2 Do. Raya 254 24 31 230 122 108 179 Nagla Humanyan I Do. Surir 247 35 41 252 133 119 180 Nagla Jangli 1 Do. Raya 151 • 39 47 248 139 109 181 NagJa Karan I Do. Do. III 1 I 8 4 4: 182 Nag\a Mahru I Do. Surir 38 26 35 193 108 85 183 Nagla Thana I Do. Raya 157 29 32 215 122 93 1M Nagla Todar I Do. Do. 330 24 43 240 133 107 1115 Nagla Tulsi 1 Do. Do. 210 35 48 263 133 130 186 Nanakpur I Do. Nohjhil 722 51 72 301 165 136 187 Nauli 3 Do. Do. 2,128 338 379 1,929 1,018 911 188 Narbehansi 4 Do. Raya 842 49 52 313 158 155 189 Nasithi 2 Do. Surir 1,551 237 332 1,698 907 791 190 Nauranga 2 Do. Raya 452 54 64 394 205 189 191 Nausherpur 3 Do. Nohjhil 622 64 88 511 285 226 192 Nibgaon 10 Do. Raya 2,738 4"6 625 3,530 1,173 1,651 193 Nagaura 3 Do, Do. 788 85 121 694 374 320 194 Nohjhil I Do, Nohjhil 3,160 481 690 3,635 1.975 1,660 6 195 Nonera 2 Do. Raya 375 87 III 660 382 278 196 Nurpur I Do. Nohjhil 5HS 11 19 86 55 31 197 Ochhta, 2 Do. Raya ~66 48 52 314 170 144 198 Pabbipur I Do. Surir 404 87 115 625 328 297 199 Pachehra I Do. ~ohJhil 1,429 185 319 1,235 662 573 200 Palkhera 3 Do. Do. 586 225 389 1,3U 731 610 201 Pani Oaon 10 Do. Raya 3,882 335 387 1,994 1,103 891 202 Parsauli 1 Do. Nohjhil i,05;) 280 445 2,388 1,272 1,116 Surir .. , 203 Patipura 1 Do. '" 144 3 4 35 18 11 204 Pavesra 4 Do. Raya 876 148 20;1 1,220 666 554 205 Pindrari 5 Do. Do. 853 140 215 1,330 110 620 206 Piprauli 3 Do. Surir 748 31 36 18l 91 8~ 207 Pici 2 Do. Raya If,_! 624 77 _86 552 303 249 20B Pirsllwa 3 Do. Do. 901 145 173 1,001 529 4]1 209 Pitaura Do. Do. 352 Unpopulated 210 Pokher Hirdai 2 Do. Do. 3i8 40 54 260 135 12; 211 Poluwa Kalan 01}. Surir IS'8 Unpopulated 212 Poluwa Khurd Do. Do. 102 Unpopulated 213 Raipur 3 Do. Nohjhil 2,147 106 115 491 279 212 214 Raipur Mai 2 Do. Do. 1,180 62 62 ;'31 197 131: 215 Ram Garhr- I Do. Do. 530 22 26 133 67 t6 216 Ram Nagla I Do. Do. 640 89 113 546 318, .248 217 RaLlsinga 2 Do. Raya 380 43 54 327 ,184 143 218 Raya Do. Do. Town Area 219 Sabli 8 Do. Do. 913 265 345 1,998 1,0~7 951 220 Sadarpur 1 Do. Nohjhil 266 9 13 88 46 42 7 7 221 faddiqpur I Do Do. 256 98 123 710 366 314 222 Said Garhi I Do. Do. 269 50 78 435 245 190 223 Sakatpur I Do. Do. 578 ~'6 III 635 346 289 224 Salakha I Do. Do. 287 31 34 177 98 79 225 Samauli 1 Do. Surir 698 45 59 '234 125 109 226 fampat Jogi 5 Do. Raya 683 S9 101 563' 286 277 227 Sams I Do. Do. ,,". 347 64 76 470 248 222 228 Saur 3 Do. Do. 756 28 33 207 121 86 229 Shahpur Gausna I Do. Dc. 809 189 252 1,242 651 591 230 Shahzadpur Tappa sonai 1 Do. Do. 186 I 3 7 7 231 Shall ... 1 Do. Nohjh:l 88>1 184 248 1,339 706. 633 232 Shankar Garhi I Do. .Do. 542 79 IF 622 338 284 233 Sherni 2 Do. Raya 591 72 92 575 312 263 334 Sigoni 1 Do. Nohjhil 687 41 49 .' 273 156 117 235 Slhaw"n Do. Surir Unpopulated 236 Sihora 8 Do. Raya 2,640"I 437 658 3,766 2,034 1,732 237 Sheo Patti 4 Do. Nohjh~l, 2,021 254 311 1,580 835 745 SUfie 378 505 23~ Sikanderpur 3 Do. 1,807 2,106 1,465 1,241 239 Siyara 3 Do. Raya 513 98 133 659 338 321 12J Abstract-( contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSBS II-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul- tors of land tivating own- I-Cultivators of wholJy or ers of land; . land wholly or mainI, un- Ill-Cult iva- agricLlltural V -Produc- VIII-Other mainly owned owned ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services an" Displaced and their and their and their and their than cul- VI-Com- VlI-Tr-an'S- miscellaneous 8 persons' Literates dependants de:ndant: de:ndant: de:;dant: t:tion F - :rce F --:rt_; s:rces F ! M F M F M F 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 (RURAL)-(contd.) 38 7 198 159 31 39 12 3 I 31r 35 159 45 1111 100 6 3 49 36 4 2 2 3 S 6 160 61 12 397 347 57 18 37 38 33 28 1 72 51S 161 28 3 189 1i6 27 21 68 57 19 15 5 5 58 411 162 18 116 78 ... 163 37 4 88 65 41 38 8 6 22 18 4 4 3 23 241·64 29 10 144 141 3 6 6 20 13 1-65 15 1 117 53 4 2 3 4 1 56- 46 f66 47 2 27 19 14· 12 2 86 74 20 17 55 )2 167 142 23 321 274 10 II 4 68 60 6 7 7 4 1156 144 168 47 4 96 108 .. _ ... 16~ 22 51 47 2 3 ...... 6 4 14 6 2 4 50 37 170 72 10 293 219" 48 40 3 1 32 31 II 15 7 6 59 61 J7l 11 70 56 6 4 4 4 4 2 172 42 84 66 21 22 25 23 24 22 173 27 116 98 6 5 i74 17 2 123 J09 2 3 I '" 17) 31 3 240 195 2 5 25 38 24 176 14 9 9 H7 28 2 57 56 48 36 5 3 3 7 II 178 10 57 47 10 8 66 64' 179 13 2 85 64 6 2 15 9 8 7 25 26'180 I 4 4 '" 181 37 5 54 41 23 15 31 29 182 10 92 67 12 7 18 J9 183 25 63 51 22 21 6 5 42 30 184 17 28 30 2 3 55 54 1 1 9 9 37 32 185 26 64 52 45 32 22 17 3 4 31 31 186 91 12 549 475 95 ao 15 10 7 6 58 56 54 45 2 238 239 187 39 4 137 132 7 3 7 12 2 4 5 4 188 51 15 568 516 ... 104 96 30 24 21 5 184 150 189 31 4 106 94 3 2 20 28 21 17 3 I 52 47 190 69 I 218 152 27 26 4 3 17 20 2 1 3 3 14 21 191 243 20 1,141 985 29 24 35 22 9 18 191 157 57 63 411 388 192 75 3 257 213 I 4' 25 23 14 10 5 4 68 70 193 2 2 ' 502 62 729 585 3 I 9 6 30 31 543 484 186 158 56 38 419 357 194 6J 1 316 227 I 14 8 5 1 3 4 43 38 195 6 46 24 2 3 7 4 196 23 2 III 89 14 12 45 43 197 78 2 178 167 20 20 42 27 4 6 40 39 17 23 9 6 18 9 198 345 32 389 337 38 37 I 6 10 55 38 37 27 17 14 119 110 199 53 2 440 366 35 22 38 35 9 12 116 104 27 23 2 5 64 43 200 137 7 614 505 131 103 93 45- 10 17 168 133 44 52 12 ·7 31 29 201 182 12 741 656 24 21 10 7 234 218 41 23 8 6 214 IS5 202 II 11 18 17 ... 203 170 14 42~ 358 54 51 19 II 57 32 39 29 13 5 62 68 204 142 3 453 401 23 21 9 9 93 78 9 8 3 2 120 101 205 32 4 74 65 1 13 3 3 2 5 10 2 4 ... 206 30 202 172 8 5 3 29 24 2 ... 59 48 207 106 16 300 250 3 I I ·.2 13 33 52 62 14 9 6 3 140 11 2 208 209 21 82 77 24 22 3 28 23 210 211 212 14 185 140 4 2 3 2 20 20 6 4 6 4 55 40 213 22 108 86 5 3 2 15 I 4 2 3 2 60 40 214 21 6 51 52 I 2 I 4 5 ... 9 8 215 81 IIlI 128 17 17 3 2 26 23 23 17 I 67 60216 29 160 130 6 3 3 3 3 12 7217 218 13 26 650 572 10 3 9 8 23 23 65 66 29 32 39 37 222 210 219 9 2 15 13 21 21 1 8 8 I ... 220 87 261 255 7 7 47 48 7 2 4 40 32 221 54 148 108 3 2 35 36 7 4 51 39 222 28 234 186 16 19 2 4 24 24 27 23 43 33 223 ... 15 57 4. 8 3 5 5 28 :l2 224 S 4 20 2 66 69 14 15 3 3 13 II 6 3 20 II 225 12 206 208 5 5 17 19 I 3 3 54 42 226 17 I 133 91 26 36 78 88 10 7 227 17 5 100 72 10 8 7 3 4 3 228 88 10 270 241 20 22 126 116 31 zi 24 30 1BO 161 229 1 3 I 3 ... 230 200 13 373 336 I 105 85 74 74 35 44 2 116 93231 72 6 168 130 II 7 13 9 59 69 15 15 72 53 232 15 214 164 13 13 24 21 3 4 21 29 37 32 233 12 117 87 17 15 8 2 2 12 13 234 235 427 67 1,247 1,039 163 165 15 8 2 1H 79 36 54 12 II 427 374 236 292 20 455 397 18 16 8 3 3 6 118 80 93 84 7 3 133 154 237 117 25 729 602 15 20 271 245 31 43 33 19 386 312 2311 88 5 193 161 12 8 85 78 8 12 40 62 239 124 Primary Census No. of 0 t:I the Oc~,,!p!~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 TEHSIL MAT 240 Sirrela Mat Surir 426 61 90 241 Sonkh Khera Do. Raya 96 129 147 242 Sonai Do. Do. 243 Sotipura Do. Nohjhil IiI 244 Sir Badam Singh Do. Surir 127 245 Suhagpur Do. Nohjhil 430 113 221 246 Sujanpur Do. Raya 232 247 Sultan Patti 6 Do. Nohjhil 1,928 377 475 248 Sultanpuf I I Do. Surir 829 111 19 249 Suraj 4 Do. Raya 536 155 181 250 Surir Bijau 5 Do. Surir 1,594 2111 395 251 Surir Kalan 7 Do. Do. 3,054 421 695 252 Surrka 1 Do. Do. 392 . 34 51 253 Tal Garhi 3 Do. Raya 560 44 61 254 Taiyabpur 1 Do. Do. 347 21 211 255 Tehra (Mahabans) 2 Do. Surir 675 86 101 256 Tehra (Mat) I Do. Raya 422 III 150 257 Thana Amar Singh Do. Surir 849 65 75 258 Thenwa I Do. Raya 215 28 34 259 Thok Bindabani "1 Do. Do. 130 142 195 260 Thok Gyan 2 Do. Do. 368 153 " 188 261 Thok Kamal 2 Do. Do. 403 57 76 262 Thok Saru 1 Do. 00_ 341 65 66 263 Thok Sumera 1 Do. -Do. 335 62 73 264 Tilaka Garbi 2 Do. Nohjhil 912 107 169 265 Tirwaha 2 Do. Raya 329 85 86 266 Toli Do. Nohjhil , 362 267 Udhanpur Do. Do. 412 268 Udhar Do. Surir 507 101 12'\ . Total Tehsil Mat (Rural) 556 211,999 28,428 37,195 TEHSIL MAT ZIt! Raya Town Area Mat ... Raya 120 340 654 I lID 212 2 129 246 3 101 I !X) Total Tehsil Mat (Urban) .. I 120 340 654 Total Tehsil Mat 556 212,119 28,168 31,849 125 Ab s tract-(contd.) Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions inmates of institutions and houseless Displaced 0 and houseless persons) persons persons Literates C1 4) '0 0 Persons Males Females M F M F M F U ---- 9 10 II 12 13 l'I 15 16 17 { RURAL)-(contd.) 498 287 211 II 240 892 483 409 5 5 115 II 241 UnpJpulated 242 UnpJpulated 243 Unpopulated 244 654 371 283 48 245 Unpopulated 246 2,598 1,356 1,242 253 83 247 106 66 40 7 2 248 1110 473 '437 98 14 249 2,145 1,181 964 5 I 278 41 250 3,489 1,884 1,605 18 4 361 57 251 378 202 176 16 252 445 249 196 20 253 132 71 61 I 254 640 339 301 45 7 255 732 403 329 12 256 477 261 216 40 257 147 86 61 6 258 1,070 564 506 105 17 259 998 532 466 122 20 260 419 230 189 88 4 261 341 II'l2 159 30 I 262 419 212 207 48 2 '263 884 477' 407 29 ... 264 482 256 226 24 14 265 Unpopulated 266 Unpopulated 267 680 376 304 100 2 268 197,056 106,632 90,424 112 34 22 17 19,133 2,ot6 URBAN NON·CITY 3,820 2,054 1,766 21 4 926 197 218 1,289 669 620 7 325 127 1,391 741 650 4 401 33 1,140 644 496 10 3 200 37 3,820 2,054 1,766 21 4 926 197 200,876 108,686 92,190 133 38 22 17 20,059 2,213 ~------~ 126 Primary Census AGRICULTURAL -::__Cultivators of land II-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly wbolly or mainly un- Ill-Cultivating 0 owned and their owned and their labourers and their Q dependants dependants dependants 4) - ---_ 'tl 0 U Name of Village or M F M F M F Town/Ward 2 If:! 19 20 21 22 23 TEHSIL MAT 240 Sirrela 129 99 . 65 49 241 Srnkh Khera 267 228 8 3 14 13 242 S nai 243 Sotipura 244 Sir Badam Singh 245 SuhagpuI 240 175 17 8 246 Sujanpur 247 Sultan Patti 763 703 15 11 6 Z. 248 Sultanpur 49 32 2 1 3 249 Sur.aj 202 199 12 9 6 7 250 Surir Bijau 507 416 85 66 12 7 251 Surir Ka1an 917 756 79 155 33 22 252 Surrka 118 107 253 Tal Garhi 173 143 4 1 3 5 254 Taiyabpur 8 10 24 23 1 255 Tehra (Mahabans) 143 108 32 34 6 5- 256 Tehra (Mat) 252 221 35 23 64 40' 257 Thana Amar Singh 168 144 6 10 258 Thenwa 34 18 9 7 2 1 259 Thok Bindabani 169 148 14 12 260 Thok Gyan 280 219 7 3 261 Thok Kamal 158 126 I 3 262 Thok Saru 135 110 19 16 263 Thok Sumera 153 • 159 7 7 264 Tilak Garhi 359 300 21 II 265 Tirwaha 159 131 266 Toli 267 Udhanpur 268 Udhar 234 183 21 L~'VtiliJ Total Tehsil Mat (Rural) 62,161 51,956 4,559 3,685 2,On 1,402' TEHSIL MAT 218 Raya Town Area 48 37 25 3S 1 1 s6 3 16 28 2 4 8 6 3 3 38· 26 3 4 Total Tehsil Mat (Urban) 48 37 25 35 Total Tehsil Mat 62,209 51,993 4,,?84 3,720 2,012 1,403 127 Abstract-( conld.) CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES - -lV-Non-cultlvating-- owners ofland i agricult ural rent receivers j V-Pro\1uction VIU-Other services and their other than and miscellaneous ci Ae_pendants ___ cultivation VI-Commerce VII-Transport sources d ~ 0 M F M F M F M F M F U ------24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 '------(RURAL)-(concld .J 25 23 • I I 67 39240 2 31 21 21 21 2 2 139 119 241 Unpopulated 242 Unpopulated 243 Unpopulated 244 2 17 13 14 8 3 82 74 245 Unpopulated 246 I 139 146 87 72 25 36 321 271 247 5 6 1 6 - 1 248 4 1 71 62 11 7 19 16 148 136 249 4 1 186 [74 103 75 46 34 238 191 250 8 5 159 139 133 128 77 63 378 337 251 5 1.0 79 59 252 26 12 4 4 39 31 253 5 5 II 10 22 13 254 • 5 4 55 58 7 2 4 4 87 86 255 22 17 10 7 I 3 19 18 256 ... 21 16 10 6 56 40 257 1 24 26 3 I 13 8 258 29 39 135 104 13 Ii 204 192 25;1 3 5 58 54 29 18 4 3 151 164 2~0 22 18 3 2 46 40 2 I 9 9 2 1 17 23 262 5 6 19 &l 28 27 263 24 30 3 _ I 6 :2 64 63 264 19 13 I 4 73 Unpopulated 82 265 Unpopulated 266 -... II 267 22 17 13 3 79 ~ 85 268 495 392 10,967 9,813 4,517 3,9/9 1,,628 1,306 20,397 17,848 URBAN NON.CITY-(concld.) 49 63 375 328 S77 743 107 96 572 463821 38 49 99 105 326 279 10 14 174 142 9 11 72 68 381 326 68 62 201 172 2 3 204 155 170 138 29 20 197 149 49 63 375 328 877 743 107 96 572 463 441 558 11,342 10,141 5,394 4,662 1,735 1,402 20,969 18,311 ------128 Primary Census Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless ci houses and houseless persons). persons c the Il.l hamlets No. of Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- ""8 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0 11 12 13 TEHSIL MATHURA 1 Ahi]yaganj Bangar ... I Mathura Vrindaban ... 531 36 36 75 71 4 2 Ahilyaganj Khadar ... 1 Do. Do. .. - 523 n 74 362 206 156 3 Ahmal 7 Do. Magorra 1,556 166 234 1,309 681 628 4 AlIahpur 1 Do. Vrindaban ... 392 32 39 214 112 102 5 Anganpura 2 Do. Kotwali 679 36 45 244 119 125 6 Anore 1 1Jo. Gobardhan 2,026 314 466 2,245 1,202 1,043 7 199 166 27 2 Amla Suitanpur 3 Do. 'i' Farah 1,227 54 63 365 Bangar 8 Amla Su!tanpur Do. Do. 77 Unpopulated Khadar 9 .Arehra 1 Do. Vrindaban ... 923 _ 52 88 490 267 223 ]0 Aring 10 Do. Gobardhan 5,462 567 929 4,480 2,365 2,115 II Aduki 2 Do. Kotwali 1,516 196 299 J,492 765 727 12 Atas 7 Do. Vrindaban ::: 2,826 215 299 1,462 802 660 5 13 Aurangabad Bangar I Do. Kotwali 708 202 .263 1,260 695 565 5 14 Aurangabad Khadar Do. Do. 343 Unpopulated 15 Aurangabad Mohan- Do. Do. 1,051 54 \ 68 330 180 . 150 pur 16 Azampur .1 Do. Do. 241 8 10 70 36 34 17 Baburi Gharbi 1 Do. Do. 411 52 67 342 170 172 18 Baburi Sharqi I Do. Do. 265 II 51 28 23 19 Bachh Gaon 12 Do. Magorra 5,592 • 4~~ 798 4,352 2,272 2,080 20 Badhauta 2 Do. Vrindaban ... 1,771 162 199 959 560 3119 21 Baina I ·Do. Kotwali 446 73 140 197 428 369 22 Balrai Bangar I Do. Farah 624 66 80 435 224 211 ~l4f Balrai ~hadar Do. Do. Unpopulated Banmol! I Do. Do. 761 59 69 351 195 156 8 ~~ Baqarpur (Mathura) I Do. Kotwali 616 45 69 375 196 179 43 29 27 Baqarpur Farah 1 Do. Farah 405 31 40 165 97 68 28 Baran ... j IYo. Do. 975 127 174 881 491 390 5 39 Baro~a Musharrafpur 3 Do. Do. 713 124 152 814 433 381 2 30 BaS!!l 1 Do. Magorra 311 23 28 155 85 70 Bah 2 Do. Vrindaban ... 3,017 363 443 2,468 1,363 1,105 6 ~~ Beg.umpur 1 Do. Farah 255 26 27 159 87 72 2 Do. Do. 1,893 267 337 1,856 995 861 11 28 33 Ben 21 85 60 34 Berka 1 Do. Magorra 236 \ 31 145 3r. Bhadar 1 Do. Do. 548 47 51 300 150 150 3~ Bhudarsu I Do. Kotwali 1,185 175 260 1,185 ()58 527 37 Bhadaya 10 Do. Farah -1,659 122 129 625 352 273 38 Bhaderua 1 Do. Do. < 895 137 152 758 418 340 39 Bhagosa 2 Do. Go~ardhlln 1,653 119 177 976 531 445 5 40 Bhai I Do. Farah 1,488 213 243 1,3g8 749 639 6 -I 400 41 B~~wanpura I Do. Gobardhan 410 100 187 882 482 ? 42 Blrjapur 2 Do. Kotwali 578 224 251 1,199 619 580 43 Birona 2 Do. Farah 632 94 95 475 255 220 44 Bas;)nti 2 Do. Gobardhan 1,213 103 130 619 322 297 a 45 Bisu 3 Do. Farah 732 82 98 490 259 231 2 46 Bhadal ln~hha 2 Do. Vrindaban-... 1,696 179 209 1,132 604 528 13 2 47 Borpa I Do. Magorra 1,536 106 136_ 675 349 326 5 48 Chak Sawant ,.. Do. Do. 54 Unpopulated 49 Chandra Bhan 2 Do. Farah 423 95 95 493 261 232 50 Chaukipur Khurd Do. Do. 566 Unpopulated 51 Chaukipur Kalan I Do. Do. 113 65 78 504 270 234 1 52 Chharaura I Do. Vrindaban ... 767 89 115 665 35\ 314 1 53 Chhar Gaon 1 Do. Farah 1,423 125 139 763 413 350 9 ~a • 54 Chhatikara 2 Do. Vrindaban '" 1,408 231 271 1,267 676 591 4 55 Churmura 2 Do. Farah 1,213 24 29 144 90 54 I 56 Datia 2 Do. Kotwali 671 95 116 578 311 267 57 Daulatpur (Farah) .. - 2 Do. Farah 919 95 123 646 342 304 58 Daulatpur (Mathura) 1 Do. Gobardhim' .. 430 78 116 733 388 345 59 Deosaras I Do. Do. 2,836 264 467 2,60<1 1,408 1,196 60 Dhakpura Do. Magorra 419 Unpopulated 61 Dhana Jiwana I Do. Farah 585 125 129 659 348 311 62 DhalJ,j Khema I Do. Do. 667 74 75 372 197 175 5 63 Dhana Lal;hand I Do. Do. 470 9 11 34 22 12 1 64 Dhana Shamshabad ... I Do. Do. 616 127 127 730 405 325 I 65 Dhana Teja I Do. Do. 457 123 125 705 396 309 2 66 Dhana Wiran I Do. Do. 430 18 2() 103 49 54 67 Dhangaon I Do. Kotwali 1,530 177 232 1,204 640 564 4 68 Dhorera I Do. Vrindaban ... 584 69 69 320 188 132 38 )2 69 Farah Do. Farah Town Area 70 Fateha ... 2 Do. Do. 497 66 70 419 233 186 Gadaya Latifpur 3 Do. Do. 2,035 121 144 788 457 331 6 Bangar Gadaya Latifpur Do. Do. 434 Unpopu)(lted 71 Khadar Ganeshra I Do. ... Kotwali I 1\14' 93 139 622 341 281 72 Do. Farah 1;085 83 89 452 251 201 73 Ganjoli 3 Gantholi 6 Do. Gobardhan 1,385 209 256 1,299 703 596 74 Do. Farah 290 27 39 193 93 100 2 7 75 Garhi Rainbal I 129 Abstract-( contd. ) AGRICULTURAL CLAS~ES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES II-Cultiva lV-Nan-cul tors ofland tivating own I-Cultivators of wholly or ers of land' ; land wholly or mainly un llI-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc VlII~-Other mainly owned owned and ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and th~ir their and their and their than cul- VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous :3 persons Literates dependants dependants, dependants dependants tivation merce port ~')urces .g o M F 'M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M U 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 (RURAL) 67 11 10 12 38 4 I 19 193 14{ 6 6 7 3 2 156 12 479 462 38 29 9 9 49 39 6 5 100 84 3 30 68 55 8 12 15 19 8 5 7 -4 6 4 3 4 II 72 89 35 27 2 3 10 6 5 305 27 784 692 38 29 2 2 51 32 53 68 '9 16 265 204 6 15 158 148 12 I 29 17 7 8 21 255 210 7 8 5 5 9 543 82 1,072 9il2 235 202 49 20 48 71 155 141 :14 123 5 8 687 562 10 110 29 462 471 71 70 28 29 13 5 87' 68 104 84 11 88 4 592 501 76 • 59 12 5 ':)4 29 12 6 23 26 2 51 34 12 171 22 136 97 [3 17 4 3 79 78 68 51 70 54 325 265 13 14 35 3 50 37 5 6 19 13 8 7 6 2 92 85 15 4 31 3! 5 3 16 57 4 136 141 9 5 3 2 22 24 17 7 28 23 18 443 1,654 1,531 175 139 9 7 12 20 107 97 59 52 5 4 251 230 19 71 ", 396 280 77 51 32 16 17 16 6 9 32 27 20 40 I ~25 284 45 41 4 7 12 13 42 24 21 50 172 165 4 10 2 40 36 22 '" '\ 6 23 22 133 110 9 10 '" 2 2 4:1 36 24 36 81 77 16 14 54 38 5 4 40 46 25 11 7I 46 2 7 7 2 4 12 7 I 2 2 2 26 130 16 215 176 55 48 I 1 14 6 25 32 47 28 50 35 84 64 27 29 5 267 249 48 41 48 23 4 28 24 16 13 26 21 28 6 62 49 23 21 29 102 15 818 733 165 65 151 120 23 7 88' 80 39 50 8 7 71 43 30 13 1 73 61 JO 8 3 3 I 31 6 182 15 556 509 172 127 14 7 7 8 52 44 22 23 37 41 135 102 32 5 62 41 10 11 13 8 13 47 4 85 88 47 42 13 4 2 12 I :3 2 I 34 63 2 361 299 156 127 2 37 31 13 6 2 88 62 35 48 280 226 24 II 7 4 3 1 5 8 32 23 36 121 7 329 278 37 25 2 3 1 2 6 5 10 9 33 18 37 411 1 417 348 52 "10 I 3 4 5 27 20 4 4 26 25 38 68 5 506 449 102 68 3 2 2 2 713 62 II 9 7 12 40 35 39 60 3 384 305 47 44 4 6 47 45 40 83 2 136 114 1 2 17 2 480 446 41 13 I 184 153 17 12 1 3 2 51 52 42 42 189 169 54 59 2 6 3 19 11 25 22 2 4 25 29 43 24 173 143 54 65 I 1 11 6 I 20 15 44 64 403 369 95 88 3 2 II 23 9 14 14 64 37 45 60 228 234 53 36 2 5 16 2 61 38 46 47 70 174 142 29 28 3 9 7 6 47 46 48 49 66 II 204 172 32 27 2 1 8 6 1 2 23 26 50 32 1 247 237 18 14 20 14 4 [ 2 1 60 47 51 88 254 230 34 21 53 40 2 30 28 9 10 10 6 21 15 52 130 6 476 426 40 32 45 44 14 12 14 12 58 48 29 17 53 17 2 55 37, 28 14 2 5 I 1 54 26 229 206 34 26 2 8 4 38 31 55 12 222 204 31 27 27 z'o 12 8 3 I 12 "5 35 39 56 13 291 271 72 61 25 13 57 99 4 944 818 148 [14 6 3 36 23 34 34 75 71 6 4 159 129 58 59 46 2 195 170 1 2 52 45 9 9 90 84 60 36 1 131 103 26 25 12 17 16 13 2 12 15 61 3 16 [0 3 2 2 I 62 70 6 270 206 38 40 31 20 12 10 11 7 43 42 63 72 3 296 235 36 27 7 4 5 22 20 8 2 3 2 19 18 64 3 29 39 10 7 10 8 65 129 32 327 30[ 55 45 5 2 13 12 64 60 50 37 3 4 123 103 66 24 I 97 87 23 11 I I 3 4 4 6 2 5 58 18 67· 68 31 3 12, 121 18 13 3 45 28 37 24 69 45 391 290 25 21 4 3 2 36 15 70 71 59 235 [89 40 47 5 4 5 3 3 3 3 50 35 72 21 I 215 176 2 2 34 23 73 125 5 448 401 88 73 6 2 54 45 13 7 12 7 32 61 74 26 I 72 76 II 13 ,,., 8 8 1 3 I 75 130 Primary Census Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutio ns No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseless ci the houses and houseless persons) persons 1=1 hamlets No. of -8 Name of Village or in the Arekin No. of house 0 U Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds PersDns Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 f3 -- TEHSIL MATHUR.\. 433 51 3~8 188 76 Girdharpur 3 Mathura Kotwali '" 62 160 77 Gobardhan Do. Gobardhan Town Area 73 Gobardhan Brahminan 1 Do. Do. 807 4 4 12 1"0 2 4 79 Gobardhan Gorwa ••. J Do. Do. 874 27 30 99 46 53 80 Goku1pur I Do. Farah ... 3[[ 20 23 82 44 38 8[ Gopalpur 1 Do. Magorra ". 227 13 17 88 47 41 82 GovindpuI 1 Do. Kotwali 479 45 69 309 167 142 83 Hakimpur 2 Do. Gobardha:n'" 512 61 86 489 260 229 M Hasanpur I Do. Farah 113 3 8 37 17 20 85 Hatauli 1 Do. Do. 415 19 23 124 66 58 86 lkdanta 1 Do. Do. 353 21 33 145 83 62 87 Jachonda 2 Do. Gobardhan'" 1,717 145 179 927 511 416 88 Jafamagar ... I Do. Farah 175 24 24 84 40 44 89 Jaisinghpura Hangar ,j Do. Kotwali 727 168 248 987 552 435 90 Jaisinghpura: Khadar 1 Do. Do. 377 33 35 139 77 62 91 Jait I Do. Vrindaban ". 3,573 383 578 3,064 1,640 1,424 IS 5- 92 Jakhan Gaon 3 Do. Gobardhan 1,782 203 228 1,203 635 568 9 93 JaJal 1 Do. Farah 245 .35 48 237 124 113 94 Jamalpur I Do. Do. 889 62 71 360 157 173 95 Jamnauta 1 Do. Gobardhan''' J,156 22 37 170 98 72 96 Janu I Do. Do. 3,115 155 333 1,609 843 766 97 Jatipura I Do. Do. 795 218 288 1,290 677 613 5 II 98 Jhandipur Bangar 1 Do. Farah 954 93 102 491 291' 200 99 Jhandipur Khadar ... Do. Do. Unpopulated 100 Jhudawai 5 Do. Bo. 2,991 376 483 2,468 . 1,334 1,134 101 Jhapara I Do. ... ~agorra 331 24 40 206 112 94 102 Jirauli I Do. ... arah 649 '54 57 330 179 151 103 Jodhpur I Do: Do. 608 67 81 361 214 147 104 Junai I Do. Vrindaban 613 69 77 399 219 180 105 Junaidi I Do. Gobardhan [,180 70 97 576 320 256 6 106 Junsuti 4 Do. , Do. 1,772 205 288 1,556 804 752 17 5 107 Karanpur< I Do. Farah 639 60 67 297 144 153 8 ... 108 Karnawal 3 Do. Kotwali 92[ 5[ 63 314 165 149 109 Kawaila 4 Do. Farah 80[ 50 52 274 148 126 110 Keshopur Manoh~~~ I Do. Kotwali 683 15 20 102 66 36 66 36 pur III Khamani I Do. Do. 891 152 180 1,077 568 509 112 Kheret 2 Do. Farah 803 14 16 85 49 36 113 Kheria I Do. Do. 497 67 85 419 221 198 114 Kirarai 1 Do. Do. 966 93 125 697 388 309 115 Koela AlipUI <4 Do. Kotwali [,546 ]06 118 615 319 296 21 & [16 -Koh 2 Do. Farah 798 104 117 581 304 277 117 Konai I Do. Gobardhan'" _ 1,887 90 126. 678 387 291 10 118· Konthra I Do. MagoIra ... 628 73 99 565 281 284 1[9 Kosi Khurd 4 Do. Do .• 1,973 224 280 1,415 753 662 9 120 Kota . 4 Do. Vrindaban 1,324 105 161 855 447 408 121 Kunjera 2 Do. Gobardhan 1,597 124 151 728 409 319 14 [22 Kurkanda 1 Do. Farah 990 50 61 375 208 167 3 '". 123 Ladpur 3 Do. Kotwali 881 67 99 527 278 249 124 Lalpur 3 Do. Magorra 1,694 154 181 904 495 409 236 1,277 667 610 125 Loria Patti 4 Do. Do. 1,535 2W 126 Lohora 2 boo Farah 899 [02 560 296 264 127 Madanpur 1 Do. Kotwali 234 17 21 101 54 47 128 Madhopur I Dc, Sadar Bazar 393 31 31- 160 78 82 529 392 129 Madhuri Kund 3 Do. Gobardhan 1,610 157 221 921 170 948 487 461 2 130 Maghera 2 Do. Vrindaban 1,299 130 Maholi 3 Do. Kotwali 2,409 224 315 1,651 903 748 II 131 1,076 969 132 Mahroli 2 DC', Gobardhau''' 2,990 234 380 2,04$ 21 Mahuan I Do. Farah 1,010 208 33[ 1,187 625 562 7 10 [33 115 265 231 1 134 Mirzapur 1 Do. Kotwali 229 76 496 Makhdum 2 Do. Farah 1,049 75 94 478 266 212 135 485 256 229 136 Mal 1 Do. Do. [,067 78 97 Malikpur 4 Do. Do. 622 140 154 772 389 383 137 105 161 802 424 378 138 Mallhu 4 Do. MagJrra [,043 64 126 358 287 7 5 139 Malsarai 1 Do. Gotardhan 654 645 75 157 898 477 421 140 Mandota ..... -2 Do. Dv. 1,215 33 38 220 120 100 141 Masumnagar I Do. Kotwni 320 Meghpur I Do. Far~h 435 48 57 304 163 141 142 33 20 I3 [43 Mirpur 2 Do. Do. 832 5 6 592 50 56 3[7 [78 139 144 Mirzapur Brahminan i Do. Do. • 145 Mohammadpur 1 Do. Gobardhan 572 72 118 509 265 244 1,895 II 1 Magorra 9 Do. Mag'rra 4,369 680 720 4,103 2,208 146 1,6i8 216 269 1,394 767 627 4 147 Mora 5 Do. Gobardhan Muhiuddinpur I DC'. Farah 198 27 33 146 84 62 148 197 Mukandpur I Do. Mag Jrra 527 54 134 454 257 149 .. 113 277 252 9 1 Mukhrai I DeY. Gobardhan 963 96 529 150 44 [0 10 70 39 31 39 31 151 Murshidpur I ~Do. Kctwtli I Do. Do. 965 81 105 601 319 282 152 Mundesi 637 532 Mund Saras 2 Do. Gobardhan 2,212' 154 212 1,169 153 249 J 290 1,447 773 674 6 4 154 Mustafabad 3 D'J. Farah 1,573 131 Abstract-( contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES ------II-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul- tors of land tivating own- I-Cultivators of wholly or ers of land; land wholly or mainly un- III-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc VIII-Other mainly owned owned and ting lab:lUrers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and their their and their and their than cul- VI-Com- VIl-Trans- m:scellaneous 0 ~ persons :titetnt (RURAL)-(contd.) 30 137 117 14 15 2 36 25 76 77 8 ... 10 2 78 12 6 3 37 45 I -5 2 79 4 18 19 4 I 3 14 14 5 4 80 10 37 34 10 6 I 81 23 99 85 1 2 1 5 66 50 82 79 5 182 142 34 41 3 9 13 32 32 83 8 8 14 6 3 3 3 84 21 54 47 2 4 2 5 4 2 3 85 12 58 45 13 7 5 7 10 86 22 37t 313 53 43 19 12 7 4 61 44 87 3 34 34 3 7 .~ 3 88 51 42 154 34 171 177 15 17 35 20 32 40 3 3 296 178 89 6 6 56 42 6 9 2 3 13 8 90 241 103 928 833 181 126 8 10 95 80 67 70 19 18 342 287 91 109 17 333 309 217 205 3 2 21 11 61 41 92 12 ..... 12 67 70 7 3 7 3 12 9 31 28 5'3 25 128 110 7 10 28 18 2 9 16 2 I II 18 94 2 81 65 1 5 5 II 2 95 63 2 664 622 62 46 25 21 30 27 38 35 24 15 96 140 15 223 200 14 12 4 4 69 59 64 73 298 268 97 102 6 202 151 4 4 18 13 3 I 60 35 98 99 247 17 691 564 186 142 81 51 25 41 161 148 81 79 2 2 107 107 100 10 79 73 13 8 7 6 5 3 8 4 101 25 125 112 5 5 9 8 2 I 38 25 102 45 9~ 78 55 40 2 14 6 7 5 9 4 29 12 103 70 188 157 6 2 1 6 5 5 5 14 10104 32 2 241 193 27 21 4 I 22 13 3 3 23 24 105 2 96 2 487 466 69 65 58 41 13 10 18 13 159 157 106 24 2 108 118 21 26 9 5 5 2 1 2 ~07 15 15 129 121 30 22 2 2 4 4 108 25 99 88 24 17 7 7 1 16 11 109 66 36 110 65 3 400 357 38 40 9 1 I 34 28 13 4 72 69 III 2 40 31 7 2 I 2 2 ... 112 14 159 146 53 38 I I 2 1 I 6 11 113 107 5 286 227 17 13 3 6 I I 19 17 12 13 I 49 32" 114 77 5 176 158 53 55 3 3 I I 4 7 5 3 66 70 115 61 I 178 179 66 44 -.- 25 21 II 14 II 7 13 12 116 57 301 234 33 20 11 J 2 9 I I 6 5 26 18 117 39 216 223 39 37 3 I 22331> 17 15 118 166 15 427 380 97 91 8 9 28 19 23 12 15 3 155 128 119 78 322 292 I 2 2 4 13 14 4 2 2 I 103 93 120 54 4 30l 240 34 38 19 7 8 (0 20 7 12 6 I I 14 10 121 24 1 170 140 II 10 6 5 2 I 6 .7 12 4 122 55 I 19:J 189 58 45 7 2 I 13 13 123 54 1 451 373 9 6 12 15 7 3 16 12 124 81 4 474 431 41 24 8 21 70 66 15 19 58 49 125 49 I 246 222 30 27 3 1 17 14 126 4 51 43 3 4 '" 127 10 65 72 5 4 8 6 128 117 22 196 161 48 43 67 42 77 34 12 8 2 125 102 129 67 2 323 321 70 59 19 9 9 II 24 19 '" 42 42 130 72 9 574 487 68 54 2 I 2 7 57 42 12 I I 41 30 147 116 131 26 2 747 738 87 60 81 41 I 63 56 32 19 18 17 47 38 132 45 2 486 431 I 3 5 2 29 19 4 2 9 13 91 91 133 34 I 171 14B 23 14 19 25 4 5 2 3 46 36 134 46 1 169 128 2 4 2 1.1 10. 30 28 I I 4~ 43 135 71 2 176 157 35 2'9 12 18. 5 28 25 136 65 18 215 219 61 45 6 I 9 30 37 13 II 62 60 137 62 I 271 246 67 66 I 3 10 9. 13 12 59 45 138 34 284 216 25 19 5 9 17 23. 8 6 19 14 139 22 391 359 31 22 2 7 9 46 30 140 13 t. •. 76 61 13 I I 6 2 3 3 22 23 141 12 128 10.;1 14 18 20 20 142 I 17 10 132 ... 143 69 3 151 110 8 10 2 1 7 2 10 16 144 10 6 166 151 9 8 3 2 5 7 12 II 2 2 68 63 145 658 62 1,134 942 287 272 20 7 22 38 237 220 176 187 25 25 307 204 146 118 441 375 75 63 II 9 4 56 3"l" 13 (0 9 11 153 127 147 7 39 27 26 17 3 1 2 16 15 148 24 135 102 31 31 25 II. II II 14 6 41 36 149 59 2 152 157 86 69 12 6 3 4 24 16 150 I 39 31 .. , ... 151 47 I 214 182 29 30 18 14 12 15 8 13 38 28 152 80 5 557 468 60 39 398 II 14 153 217 20 366 3311 71 55 84 64 47 40 76 71 51 47 78 59 154 132 Primary Cens us Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions No. of Occupi~d inmates of institutions and houseless ci the houses and houseless persons) persons = hamlets No. of 8 Name of Village or in the Area in. No. of house- 0 acres houses holds Persons Males Females U Town/Ward village Pargana Thana M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 -----~-- TEHSIL MATHURA 155 Mathura Mathura Kotwali ...... Municipality 156 Nabipur I Do. Magorra ... 1,161 38 51 282 143 139 157 Nag1a Ahua 1 Do. Farah .~ ... 338 134 146 785 425 360 158 Nagla Chhinga 1 Do. - _Magorra. '" 584 32 52 239 119 120 159 Nagla Gaju 2 Do. Gobardhan 258 16 29 130 75 55 160 Nagla Hirday Nurul- 2 Do. Farah 515 32 45 260 139 121 4 lahpur .161 Nagla Kashi 5 Do. Gobardhan 922 103 120 690 362 328 162 Nagla Mana 1 Do. Magorra '" 418 86 90 492 261 231 163 Nagla Maniram I Do. Do. 194 14 18 91 48 43 164 Nagla Mirzapur I Do. Farah 351 29 42 242 133 109 165 Nagla Neta I Do. Vi:indaban ... 289 36 41 192 106 86 166 Nagla Sawant Do. Magorra 152 Unpopulated 167 Nainu Patti 19 Do. Do. ... 3,234 347 510 3,087 1,600 1,487 168 Narholi 1 Do .. Kotwali. ... 762 109 139 850 485 365 99 33 169 Naugaon 5 Do. Do. 1,362 117 149 778 406 372 I 170 Newada I Do. Do. 603 27 43 233 124 109 Gobardban 2,173 137 254 1,324 672 171 Nibgaon I Do. /' 652 172 01 4 Do. Farah 3,312 386 604 3,212 1,735 1,477 14 173 Padal 6 Do. Gobardhan'" 1,896 161 183 972 519 453 13 174 Paintha I Do. Do. 3,082 .} 76 273 1,403 742 661 I I75 Pali Brahminan I Do. Do. 493 54 87 400 21J 189 176 Pali Dongra 2 Do. M<}gorr(l 962 64 92 469 257 212 177 Pali Khera 2 Do. Kotwali '" 641 73 99 449 228 221 2 178 PalsJn 2 Do. Gobardhan 3,964 387 472 2,532 1,363 1,169 10 179 Parkham 3 .Do. Farah 864 143 204 1,026 565 461 180 Pauri I Do. Do. 317 46 66 333 184 149 181 Phenchri I Do. Vrindaban 712 118 134 683 379· 304 182 Phondar 16 Do. -MagJrra 3,361 382 531 2,767 1,467 1,300 183 Phulwara Do. Do. Unpopulated 154 Pilua Sadiqpur 4 Do. Farah 1,545 167 205 1,064 582 . 482 185 Piugri 3 Do. Do. 1,669 155 189 1,052 607 445 .. :"'-~: 186 Piprcth Murshidpur I Do. Do. 752 87 121 637 341 290 18? Pura .... 3 Do. Do. 1,321 80 104 639 341 298 188 Radhakund ...Do. Gobardhan Town Area 189 Rahimpur Do. Farah 362 20 24 163 98 65 190 Raipura Jat Do. Do. 590 159 177 984 557 427 23 191 Rajpur Bangar Do. Vrindaban ::: 893 191 213 1,170 781 389 296 64 192 Rajpur Khadar Do. Do. 448 ~pdpulated 193 Ral 10 Do. Do. 5,131 610 743 4,128 2,250 1,878 19 3 194 Rampur 2 Do. Magorra 808 138 194 904 494 410 4 195 Rasulpur I Do. Do. 1389 108 i41 695 369 326 1 196 Rausu 4 Do. Farah '751 45 46 190 III 19 197 Ronchi 2 Do. Kotwali 434- 22 32 139 76 63 198 Sakarwa 2 Do. Gobardhan 1,633 86 143 824 440 384 199 Sakitra 4 Do. Do. 1,054 51 63 230 125 105 7 20D Sakna I Do. Vrindaban ::: 590 53 130 486 271 215 12 201 Sakraya 7 Do. Do. 1548 176 211 978 545 433 202 SaJempur (Farah) I Do. Fai'ah 1:454 34 43 218 126 92 203 Salempur (Mathura) 2 Do. Kotwali 582 105 151 766 401 365 204 Sonoth Janubi I Do. Do. 566 34 43 242 123 119 205 Sonoth Shumali Do. Do. 634 Unpopulated 206 Sarai ·Azmabad I Do. Do. 134 21 25 126 78 48 207 Sarurpur I Do. Farah 836 108 135 634 344 290 2 208 Sanaura I Do. Do. 993 97 128 699 374 325 209 Satoha Askarpur 2 Do. Kotwali 1,097 153 202 988 550 438 3 210 Seeh I Do. Gobardhan' .. 1,622 153 197 959 487 472 211 Senhan I Do. Magona 552 63 70 344 183 161 212 Shllhpur Chainpur '" 2 Do. Dc. 843 46 51 251 141 110 213 Shahpur Jatan I Dc. Do. 251 50 60 306 167 139 214 Shabpur Farah I Do. Farah 847 33 40 253 )34 119 215 Shahzadpur Gujar. '" I Do. Do. 880 73 81 452 250 202 216 Shahzadpur Pauri 1 Do. Do. 470 118 146 760 40l 359 217 Singa 6 Do. Magana 1,277 122 180 1,040, 544 496 211.1 Sersa I Do. Farah 1,466 205 273 1,440 775 665 31 5 219 Sen 2 Do. Mpgorra 1,559 157 222 I,C60 568 492 220 fonkh Do. Do. Town Atea 221 Sonsa 9 Do. Do. 1,207 128 131 605 332 273 222 Sunrakh ...... 3 Do. Vrindab.ap ::: 2,154 181 184 947 501 446 223 Ta1si 3 Do. Kotwali 1,263 127 157 1,024 580 444 4 224 Tartura I Dc. Do. 243 14 21 136 76 cO 2 225 Tehra I Do. Vrindaban ':.: 589 96 108 573 320 253 2 226 Thirawali 2 '1Jo. Farah ... 794 88 94 517 285 232 227 Taund Dc. Gobardhan 623 Unpopu]ded 228 TOll 1 Do. Do. 1,339 176 225 1,139 615 524 229 Uncha Gaon 5 Do. Magorra 1,660 129 '150 828 452 376 230 Usphar I / Do. Do. 1,245 332 /' 458 2,439 1,311 1,128 II 231 Vrindaban Do. ... Vrindaban Mun:cipality 232 Bad Do. ... Kotwali· 2,816 170 191 1,011 566 445 233 Bhainsa Do. Do. 1,788 170 213 1,087 575 512 13 2 _____ --- 133 Abstract-( contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON·AGRICULTURAL CLASSES lI-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul- t01'S of land tivating own- I-Cultivators of wholly or ers ofland; land wh)lly or mainly un- Ill-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc Vlll-Other mainly owned owned and ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and their their and their and their than cul- VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous 0 Ljterate~ dependants .,..dependents dependants dependants tivation merce port sources Q perso~_ -8 M F M F M F M F M F M·F M F M F M 'F M F 8 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 _ 31 32 33 ------~ (RURALJ-(contd.) 155 i5 100 93 22 22 2 2 19 22 156 28 2 361 308 5 2 2 27 27 3 29 20 157 17 97 98 7 8 4 3 1 10 11 158 29 64 50 3 :- 6. 1 2 I 159 6 104 92 II II 6 5 5 6 12 6 160 14 2 261 235 42 29 4 3 rr 15 38 46 161 22 177 152 37 40 9 425 3 29 26 162 14 35 27 2 I 542 5 4 6 163 26 108 96 4 2 5 2 6 3 I 3 9 3 164 7 70 48 20 22 2 4 I I 13 11 165 166 150 16 1,133 1,049 181 179 4 I 2 63 64 12 9 14 4 192 176 167 60 5 134 126 9 4 2 [ 10 4 27 22 39 17 264 191 168 67 4 250 237 28 23 3 49 7 6 ItT 16 29 54 60 169 22 91 89 6 • 4 I 1 1 25 15 170 18 654 632 -2 4 I 2 4 1 10 14 \ 71 19 20 269 26 569 504 225 276 41 30 15 18 254 370 302 105 24 20 305 154 172 38 307 287 136 112 15 15 4 3 17 19 5 2 35 15 173 217 9 556 487 80 84 1 1 31 33 5 6 69 50 174 32 1 182 . 160 7 10 5 I 2 8 14 10 175 33 205 176 ..9 9 32 20 4 3 7 4 176 55 102 108 19 19 5 3 22 17 27 29 53 45 177 311 11 906 178 73 56 9 18 3 197 163 44 38 -4 4 129 109 178 147 I 273 227 73 52 51 41 47 44 '16 46 12 9 63 42 179 25 134 112 20 15 8 2 2 16 14 6 4 180 44 233 187 59 49 -4 2 5 11 8 8 9 2 57 48 181 207 7 1,274 1,149 17 II 2 59 57 7 2 10 4 98 76 182 183 76 II '334 277 77 62 36 36 28 19 7 4 100 84 184 54 2 435 318 65 50 12 9 25 23 5 5 65 40 185 120 7 292 253 15 6 12 7 2B 24 186 28 267 237 II 4 8 13 29 28 26 16 187 188 17 98 65 '" 189 220 38 217 193 37 30 ... "" 4 2 82 70 81 64 23 9 113 59 190 45 8 299 237 64 30 4 52 23 44 6 2 318 91 191 192 241 '17 1,395 1,155 382 349 33 9 2 122 101 73 56 10 2 233 206 193 143 8 310 258 71 62 24 14 10 9 3 4 76 63 194 99 7 252 221 32 25 17 11 14 18 22 25 32 26 195 :3 38 38 21 1-2 14 11 14 7 24 10 196 5 49 41 20 20 3 I 4 I 197 50 334 308 45 39 3 886 3 44 26 198 18 52 58 17 10 12 17 44 20 199 30 184 162 27 18 3 6 3' 4 3 9 4 38 25 200 104 3 465 380 10 8 429 7 4' 3 53 33 201 17 87 68 3 3 04 I 6 5 26 15 202 82 247 221 25 23 .. 21 23 7 8' 51 42 50 48 203 12 94 "95 7 4 12 8 7 6 3 6 204 205, 21 4 34 20 3 I 7 9 34 18206 36 4 236 203 17 16 16 I I I 3 4 73 53 207 113 13 291 241 47 53 2 1 6 5 28 25 208 63 9 302 246 44 39 6 5 30 25 29 26 15 • 10 124 87 209 94 I 354 347 18 21 7 7 36 38 13 14 4 1 55 44210 17 I 105 91 43 41 12 12 3 1 2 2 i8 14 211 18 107 89 16 12 I II 7 6 2212 22 2 109 102 11 6 12 5 3 5 2 30 21 213 14 126 115 3 2 3 1 1 2 '" 214 28 197 168 13 12 4 2 4 I 6 ;. 26 16215 89 8 245 237 65 43 1 18 16 11 17 11 14 50 32 216 137 3 372 352 52 44 15 9 3 6 52 42 3 3 47 4~ 217 260 16 448 393 94 81 2 3 51 \50 27 23 153 115 218 15l 13 357 31B 72 62 2 ~ 6 10 34 26 4 3 2 93 69 219 220 23 150 120 69 63 50 39 24 16 5 6 34 29221 38 452 410 5 5 14 II I 5 5 2 24 13 222 72 321 242 65 70 2 1 32 24 9 4 15 20 136 83 223 28 13 14 2 I 6 I 3 1 5 2 47 41 224 52 262 213 8 9 33 20 7 7 10 4 225 51 240 201 25 19 13 9 I 6 3 226 227 60 I 435 382 88 59 5 5 19 20 5 5 14 15 49 38 228 34 2 327 290 46 27 3 3 15 13 2 5 I 58 38 229 6 78 7 838 742 71 58 21 22 23 22 65 52 69 73 7 7 217 J52 230 231 112 6 392 325 70 46 2 15 1 I 5 45 50 37 13 232 118 19 348 278 ,75 65 3 2 34 50 34 34 16 17 65 66 233 ~ 134 Primary Census No. of 0 the Occupied houses 1= ., hamlets No. of Name of Village or in the Area in 0 No. of house- '"U Town Ward village Pargana Thana acres ho ... ses holds 2 3 -4 5 6 7 8 TEHSIL MATHURA 23<4 Dharampura I Mathura Farah 1,213 112 135 235 Nagri 1 Da. Magarra 630 ~6 67 236 Nagla BahIa 1 Do. Kotwali 585 59 76· 237 Shamashpur 1 Da. Do. 927 77 116- 238 Umri 1 Do. Magorra 904 167 209- 239 Pannapur I Do. Katwali 401 19 21 240 Radha Kund Dehat I'l Do. Gobardhan 53 51 241 Sonkh Dehat 7 Do. Magorra I'll 127 242 Mathura (Rural) 2 Do. Kotwali 72 I 6 243 Vrindaban (Rural) I Do. Vrindaban 64 123 154 Tota) Tehsil Matliura (Rural) \491 247,816 25,342 33,319 TEHSIL MATHURA.. 68 Farah Town Area Mathura Farah 1,2W 269 554 I 99 125 2 170 429 77 Gobardhan Town Area Mathura Gobardhan 1,681 i!23 1,973 I 164 597 2 153 397 3 201 599 4 305 380 ISS Radhakund Town Area Mathura' Gobardhan 2,822 262 785 I 129 386 2 133 399 231 Vrindaban Municipal jj;ard Mathura Vrindaban 1,147 2,937 7,292 I 786 1,059 2 352 1,039 3 '125 1,099 'i 152 5 61l I;.'~ ". 6 61f 1,035- 220 Sankh Tawn Area Malhura Magarra 2,465 467 679 1 255 390 2 212 289 Total Tehsil Mathufa (Urban 9,395 4,758 11,283 Non-city) TEHSIL MATHURt\. Mathura Municipal Board Mathura Mathura 2,314 14,066 17,970' I 3,450 3,471 2 2,140 3,279 3 "1 1,816 3,084- 4 2,007 2,971 5 2,288 2,708 6 ..• 2,365 2,457 2&3 Mathura Cantonment Mathura Mathura Z,9Q7 804 910 I 459 460 2 345 450 Total Tehsil Mathura (Urban 5,221 14,870 18,880 City) Total Tehsil Mathura (Urban) ... 14,616 19,628 30,163 Total Tehsil Mathura 4~1 262,432 44,1170 63,462 135 A bstract-( contd.) Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (in-::luding institutions 0 inmates of institutions and houseless Displaced t:l ~ u houseless persons) persons persons Literates "0 0 U Per,~:lOs Male Female M F )vi F M F ------9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ------(RURALJ-(contd.) 693 372 321 112 15 234 334 182 152 13 235 419 242 177 9 1 236 593 320 273 66 5 237 1,01l 557 454 5 3 2 2 liD I 238 99 51 48 10 239- 223 123 100 2 5 30 6 240 702 362 340 65 1 241 19.! 112 82 34 9 242 763 552 211 172 17 22 10 341 25 243 173,203 93,536 79,667 1,287 378 126 85 15,143 1,163 URBAN NON-CITY 2,348 1,290 1,058 15 14 460 123 68 590 326 264 ~ 3 80 20 1,758 964 794 II 11 380 103 6,073 3, WI 2,772 4 22 12 1,028 251 77 1,611 915 696 16 10 218 109 1,517 826 691 6 :,: 312 24 1,890 998 892 'I 326 30 1,055 562 493 172 88 2,102 1,147 955 22 10 2 2 967 520 188 1,021 543 478 22 10 I 2 478 311 1,081 604 477 1 489 209 22,119 11,523 10,596 141 78 1,104 1,252 4,945 2,114 231 3,241 1,722 1,51' 16 22 159 166 852 312 2,934 1,419 1,515 41 23 196 220 958 ill 4,307 2,407 1,900 <14 30 79 87 326 20J 3,448 1,673 1,725 18 3 263 263 360 130 4,IS8 2,170 2,018 22 276 317 1,374 685 4,001 2,132 1,869 131 199 1,075 375 3,429 1,884 1,515 2 4 28 36 738 68 220 1,9.19 1,087 862 24 30 362 23 1,480 7~7 683 2 'I .{ 6 376 45 36,071 19,145 16,926 170 93 1,171 1,316 8,138 3,076 URBAN CITY 98,552 52,997 45,555 999 389 3,839 3,597 22,936 11,986 21,171 11,773 9,398 '177 140 934 797 3,896 2,465 14,702 7,893 6,8_(J9 359 180 991 937 4,347 2,729 16,240 8,4.82 7,758 14 11 664 660 5,459 2,497 14,408 7,786 6,622 12 1O 548 521 3,981 1,964 16,962 9,048 7,914 67 22 3211 297 2,992 1,351 I5,069 8,015 7,054 70 29 364 3115 2,261 980 7,221 5,353 1,868 2,897 23 547 425 3,525 515 2 & 3 2,812 1,703 1,109 42 II 165 149 296 153 4,409 3,650 759 2,855 IS 382 276 3,229 362 /05,773 58,350 47,413 3,896 412 4,376 4,022 26,461 12,501 141,814 77,495 64,3,9 4,066 505 5,51/7 5,338 34,599 15,577 31S 047 171,031 144,016 5,353 883 5,673 5,423 49,742 16,740 ------136 Primary Census AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of land ll-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly wholly or mainly un' Ill-Culti vating 6 owned and their owned and their labourers and their c::I., , dependants dependants dependants '0 Name of Villale or 0 M F M U Town/Ward F M F 18 19 20 ---- 2 21 22 23 TEHSIL MATHURA 226 195 85 234 Dharampura 6'1 8 16 235 Nagri 124 109 236 Nagia Bohra 167 III! 15 10 .237 Shamashpur 200 159 88 81 '238 Umri 289 25'1 115 87 239 Pannapur 6 6 I 240 Radha Kund Dehat 52 411 34 25 9 Sonkh Dehat 305 282 1'1 4 '241 9 2 2 '242 Mathura (Rural) 2 I 1 I 243 Vrindaban (Rural) 114 95 5 2 Total Teh.sil Mathura (R\lr.ll) 59,553 5.2,193 9,296 7,766 1,iis 956 TEHSIL MATHURA 68 Farah Town Area 142 132 17 11 78 79 2 I 2 I 2 2 64 53 15 10 77 Gobardhan Town Area 545 441 70 68 17 67 39 14 I 14 24 4 2 2 210 150 10 6 184 173 I 3 34 33 11 9 4 84 79 12 5 2 323 290 2 188 Radhakund Town Area 82 75 3 1 I 178 155 25 20 2 145 135 57 55 3 1 Vrindaban Municipal Board 250 201 160 124 1 231 19 4 2 I II 12 2 2 42 18 38 2'1 3 77 39 47 29 4 11 10 19 14 5 67 89 27 22 6 34 41 II! 23 460 425 220 Sonkh Town Area 51 40 2 .2 I 370 359 28 21 2 2 2 90 66 23 19 Total Tehsil Mathur. (Urhaa l,720 1,489 380 318 24 21 Non-city) TEHSIL MATHURA 736 Mllthura Municipal Board 1,020 503 413 101 1'7 I 235 143 186 156 26 53 2 151 72 54 50 15 7 3 106 57 I I 3 4 146 93 145 119 32 20 5 257 261 84 65 24 26 6 125 110 33 22 I 1 12 8 9 6 2 & 3 Mathura Cantonment 22 1 12 II 9 6 22 2 Total Tehsil Mathura (Urban 1,032 744 512 419 123 101 City) Total Tehsil Mathura (Urban) .. ,' 2,75.2 .2,233 892 737 147 128 Total Teh;il Mathur. 62,305 54,426 10,188 8,503 1,572 1,084 137 Abstract-(contd.) CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES r V_Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent receivers; -Production VIlI-Other services 0 _and their other than and miscellane0us Q dependants cUltivatior VI-Commerce Y11- Transport _s3u~_ces ~ 0 V M F M F M F M 'F M F --~--- 24 25 26 27 25 29 30 31 32 33 L (RURAL)- (cone/d.l 13 10 8 1 8 9 4' 19 23 234 26 H 2 I 2 29 23 23 16 235 20 10'" 2 I 22 ·15 236 2 8 16 17 13 7 1 1 24 17 19 18 237 4 2 106 76 23S 2 3 40 39 2 239 -4 9 2 4 22 10 240 6 6 35 40 241 6 1 103 79 242 1 9 2 31 22 392 90 243 515 555 4,910 4,276 2,968 2,547 1,308 1,097 13,561 IO,l77 URBAN NON-ClTY-(concld.) 14 13 251 193 521 446 48 39 296 222 68 10 4 72 50 046 41 5 9 109 78 4 9 179 143 475 405 40 30 187 144 12 6 354 311 742 617 119 87 1,442 1,228 77 I 115 96 263 202 18 13 433 320 7 2 118 119 299 250 30 15 152 148 3 3 79 62 117 107 59 50 51 I 455 1 1 42 34 63 58 '12 9 346 305 7 2 91 84 101 81 12 7 528 415 188 6 2 48 45 65 53 12 7 209 196 1 43 39 36 28 319 219 1,008 162 156 1,190 2,456 2,293 378 311 6,9Z6 6,501 231 19 I4 136 125 311 236 37 3~ 1,189 1,091 25 39 130· 124 325 292 12 16 846 1,002 22 8 319 279 500 497 1'25 92 1,317 956 42 "14 190 206 597 570 18 31 786 900 46 46 lSI 188 529 468 42 37 1,278 1,168 8 5 234 86 194 230 134 100 1,510 1,384 19 21 503 385 584 445 '31 31 234 196 220 3 6 304 195 268 181 23 24 89 74 16 15 199 190 316 264 8 7 145 122 114 198 1,389 1,98/ 4,404 3,881 588 475 9,416 8,561 URBAN CITY-(concld.} 357 311 :l1,267 9,841 13,173 11,441 5,063 4,173 21,513 11',5.13 35 18 1,951'3 1,770 1,367 1,090 2,140 1.645 5,826 67 95 1,410 4,523 1,187 2,477 2,131 392 496 3,327 2,771 74 62 1,344 1,165 2,727 2,419 . 274 232 3,953 65 3,822 ~9 1,.856 1,589 2,162 1,820, • 514 413 2,866 2,519 45 35 3,068 2,587 2,100 1,905 634 567 2,836 71 52 2,468 1,631 1,543 2,340 2,076 1,109 820 2,705 2,430 19 20 306 219 86 95 56 39 4,843 1,481 2 19 20 301 219 86 94 52 37 1,202 5 725 I 4 2 3,641 756 376 331 lJ,573 10,060 13,259 11,536 5,119 4,212 26,356 20,014 590 529 1.1,961 12,041 17,663 15,418 5,707 4,687 35,781 t,IOS 1,014- .28,576 18,872 16,317 20)631 17,965 7,015 5,784. 4',343 38,8B -.-- 138 Primary Censas Total no. of persons Inmates'of enumerated (including institutions No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseles- c:i the houses __end housele~pers~.:l _~~.~~ns Q hamlets No-:of "0 Name of Village or No. of house- -::- "0 in the tArea in U Town/Ward village Parjana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 15 9 10 II 12 13 TEHSIL SAJ;>ABAD I Abheypura .,. 1 Sadabad Sadabad 474 7~ 99 530 302 228 2 Akos 14 Do. Baldeo 3,432 714 937 3,604 2,022 1,582 3 Alipur I Do. Do. 284 88 103 482 253 229 4 Amirpur I Do. Do. 440 64 89 454 247 201 11 5 Arotha 5 Do. Sadabad 1,348 761 1,061 1,3114 '127 667 6 Arazi Milik Do. Do. 15 ,.. Unpopulated 7 Artauni I Do. Baldeo 642 77 106 578 306 272 3 Arti 2 Do. Sahpau 1,042 117 183 938 499 4311 9 Aturra 1 Do. Sadabad 335 29 39 175 95 80 10 Angai 1 Do. Baldeo 851 110 157 77S 427 348 II Awerni 8 Do. Do. 3,100 661 910 4,947 2,649 2,298 12 Barha I Do. Do. 385 14 14 67 35 32 13 Barhar 5 Do. Sadabad 815 104 123 701 370 331 14 Baghena I Do. Do. 716 170 200 1,034 560 474 15 Baghpur I Do. Sahpau 187 29 38 222 121 101 16 Bahadurpur Bhoop ... 2 Do. Sadabad 565 118 153 861 456 411 17 Bahadurpur Deo- 2 06. Sahpau 415 54 55 321 152 169 karan 18 Bahardoi Do. Do. 1,019 231 325 795 423 370 19 Balde) Do. Baldeo Town Area 20 Balrampur 1 Do. Do. 159 S 14 10~ 58 46 21 Baltikri I Do. Sadabad 1,196 235 235 1,326 737 $89 22 Banarsipur I Do. Baldeo 148 19 22 123 70 53 23 Band! I Do. Do. 1,243 226 325 1,192 1155 837 24 Bawali I Do. Sahpau 484 67 70 506 279 2Z7 25 Baramai . 3- Do. Sadabad 970 • 141 180 1,036 549 481 26 Barauli 2 Do. Baldeo 1,600-' 425 500 2,632 1,433 1,199 27 Baraus 3. Do. Sadabad 694 91 125 715 379 336 28 Bichpuri I Do. Do. ... 348 31 46 123 75 48 29 Bcdai 10 Do. Do. 2,323 360 575 2,828 1,559 1,269 30 Bhartia 2 Do. Baldeo J,351 334 394 1,933 1,034 899 31 Bhu1dara 2 Do. Sahpau 537 93 93 509 274 235 32 Bhurha I 00'. Baldeo 509 76 76 342 189 153 33 Bhurraka 4 Do. Sadabad 642 105 167 945 519 426 34 Bijalpuc 2 Do. Do. 932 59 59 356 195 161 35 Bilara 5 OJ. Do. 780 198 229 1,188 633 555 36 BiNna I Do. Baldeo 415 145 178 483 250 233 37 BUl'jnauji I Do. Sahpau 136 20 20 99 53 46 38 Birnagar 4 Do. Do. 406 77 77 393 2111 174 39 Bisawar 16 Do. Sadabad 4,495 8~4 1,126 6,581 3,483 3,098 -40 Budhainch 1 Do. Sahpau 296 115 164 937 483 454 41 Chamarpura I Do. Do. 259 52 60 377 197 180 42 Chaubara 2 Do. Do. 485 103 146 811 441 37\) 43 Chhibrau I Do. BaldeD 477 41 42 184 104 80 44 Chholi I Do. Do. 981 159 212 1,136 620 516 45 Chhawa 3 Do. •••• Sadabad 41J 67 69 437 -239 198 46 Chirauli 1 OQ, Do. 830 91 109 586 315 271 47 Chhatara I Do. Sahpau 455 37 47 249 141 168 48 Daghenta 7 Do. ... Baldeo 2,392 420 580 3,061 1,664 1,391 49 Dagsa 2 Do. Sadabad 680 95 95 617 329 288 50 Daulatpur 4 Do. B"ldeo 1,127 162 210 1,041 573 468 51 Dhadhau 5 Do. Sahpau 1,887 353 425 :i 2,358 1,289 1,06' 52 Dhakpura 2 Do. Do. 315 23 34 259 155 JO Abstract-( contd,) AG RICULTURAL 'CLASSES 'NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES II-Cultiva- IV-Non-cul- tors of Lan i tivating own- I-Cultivators of wholly or ers of land; land wh)l1y or mainly un- IH-Cultiva- agricultural V-Produc- VIII-Other mainly owned owned and ting labourers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and their their and their and their than cult!- Vi-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous S _ p~rsons Literates _ __ dependants _ _~t~ dependants dependants valion meree __P_:J.E:_ Sources - 'g.. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F U 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 29 30 31 32 33 ~------(RURAL) 46 2 208 i55 4 4 4 2 I 3 25 24 a 3 52 37 [ 338 3 1,288 961 7J 45 45 31 10 12 315 285 62 41 34 31 198 170 2 90 2 93 83 3 2 I 2 ... 41 35 19 14 19 20 77 73 3 13 175 157 5 5 19 17 I 9 S 9 3 5 6 24 Ii 4 221 107 545 50B II 6 [0 64 40 30 21 10 8 12 32 37 5 6 52 263 233 20 19 2 3 21 17 7 96 15 282 243 21 24 24 16 2 63 70 25 19 27 17 57 4S 8 18 22 25 2 2 12 13 33 29 9 5 3 3 14 ·3 9 15 18 V5 248 61 46 18 18 7 4 4 2 42 30 10 513 50 1,415 1,184 42 36 22 15 13 14 451 432 259 221 76 59 371 337 II 2 21 20 8 8 244 12 44 2 254 227 23 22 14 7 17 17· 5 9 24 20 33 2J 13 44 2 278 231 30 24 1 I 16 '3 73 62 38 30 9 9 115 114 14 III 2 83 71 10 II I 27 [9 15 49 6 32d 297 14 18 22 II 5 3 22 17 4 3 10 5 51 57 16 31 92 97 4 7 41 50 II 13 4 2 17 -44 177 151 84 62 24 17 55 56 9 5 6 4 70 75 18 19 33 30 2 22 15 20 126 3 545 428 10 7 33 21 55 51 4 3 32 10 58 69 21 II 62 51 5 1 I I I , I 22 268 18 650 582 15 21 U 9 2 22 26 46 32 20;1 165 23 53 166 132 21 23 4 5 18 25 4 2 66 40 24 109 8 262 232 2 30· 18 82 64 41 30 41 44 93 97 25 91 33 aB[ 686 33 27 4 I 9 12 285 248 69 75 16 13 136 137 26 69 II 190 183 5 7 82 66 5 4 22 21 12 12 21 9 42 34 27 16 9 55 38 3 I 6 4 3 3 B Q 28 300 22 1,029 821 66 46 29 22 14 21 117 106 32 26 9 12 263 215 29 347 19 565 476 40 32 26 25 4 2 156 177 55 33 60 46 128 108 30 55 II 229 205 3 3 6 I 4 5 2 .. , 30 21 31 35 [48 115 --- 7 4 I 2 14 16 7 6 12 10 32 42 421 344 9 7 I 7 8 6 12 2 4 73 51 33 24 2 /51 125 18 12 8 3 [ 5 2 I 2 4 10 14 34 227 25 387 325 18 22 5 3 71 74 13 15 7 7 132 10;1 35 38 38 209 194 2 1 15 II 31 27 36 18 18 47 38 6 8 37 38 2 161 135 2 II 12 2 3 43 24 311 632 56 1,915 1,764 87 67 72 77 78 63 409 316 310 271 78 59 534 481 39 76 i3 322 304 13 9 18 16 2 53 36 3 7 8 II 66 69 40 34 I 122 124 3 2 50 38 10 5 7 5 5 6 41 106 19 234 188 4 3 122 79 10 15 22 29 9 6 40 50 42 21 42 27 16 15 I I 39 37 2 4 43 232 9 372 307 39 35 35 23 4 2 50 43 14 10 20 9 86 87 44 42 6 118 100 33 23 7 53 40 18 II 5 9 12 8 45 90 16 210 177 1 2 2 41 34 6 4 2 54 53 46 25 2 96 67 2 2 I 6 12 6 30 27 47 344 116 1,077 926 77 59 139 III 10 13 136 99 67 56 31 18 127 115 4B 89 6 213 187 19 14 8 (, 3 3 32 23 5 12 3 I 46 42 49 122 4 463 373 27 22 .. 2 37 38 8 6 36 2~ 50 2iO 39 651 512 45 44 78 55 24 27 143 119 56 41 31 31 261 240 51 45 20 139 90 4 6 1 2 I 9 7 52 4~ 2 259 227 13 7 36 34 26 21 14 15 5 3 22 17 53 45 252 202 14 10 57 41 I 101 9j 10 5 9 4 24 IS 54 59 4 382 334' 10 9 101 82 I 28 23 40 31 18 i5 38 43 55 57 63 377 30~ 29 16 51) 28 2 37 30 17 16 5 4 93 115 56 73 3 83 59 .2 1 8 I 50 46 I 1 34 29 35 39 57 23 87 84 26 21 34 22 23 23 9 8 6 6 79 60 58 3 2 25 l3 506 464 75 '13 3 6 95 77 26 37 18 29 167 126 59 118 10 256 20~ 16 12 II 13 6 2 43 36 60 59 ~ 154 120 15 10 2 20 17 5 4 32 23 61 53 12 116 10) 8 6 7 9 7 15 14 2 20 19 62 63 10 12() III 6 I 36 31 14 8 64 38 27 350 276 72 49 --- 4 3 193 156 35 29 12 i'b 92 89 65 13 144 138 55 58 12 10 2 3 4 18 23 66 67 78 234 203 9 2 44 22 3 3 33 30 68 77 16 158 124 18 23 26 17 46 28 33 29 4 4 109 92 69 51 I 200 166 II 9 63 47 70 27 126 ,102 6 4 16 10 3 II 13 71 72 27 I 44 43 8 6 2 1 16 13 3 4 73 58 29 178 144 2 6 41 35 7 14 4 2 I 28 19 74 342 31 881 778 75 42 19 II 7 4 149 128 72 45 18 22 443 355 75 9 331 302 8 4 6 4 6 4 8 3 7 4 6 5 6 9 76 45 1 218 195 .. ~ 5 8 13 12 4 I 73 56 77 126 20 286 255 55 55 17 9 37 28 12 16 6 5 53 53 78 148 2 155 133 34 33 15 13 32 40 21 19 44 35 69 58 79 105 510 417 7 6 2 2 4 "I 52 48 22 25 56 41 112 87 80 140 Primary Census Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including) institutions No. of Occupied inmates of institutions and houseles the houses and houseless persons) persollB hamlets NO. of Name of Village or in the "rea in No. of house Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds Persons Males Females M F 2 3 4 5 6 10 11 12 13 TEHSIL SADABAD 81 Hayatpur 6 Sadabad Baldeo 1,677 314 391 2,324 1,269 1,055 82 lbrahimpur I Do. Do. 211 36 47 225 119 106 83 Isonda 3 Do. Sahpau l'l42 98 158 !H4 491 453 84 lslampur 2 00. ~aldeo 501 33 47 294 150 144 135 Jadunpur I Do. Do. 537 73 91 470 253 217 tl6 Jagdishpur I Do. Do. 292 30 5i 240 134 106 87 Jaitai 6 Do. Sadablld 946 152 213 1,082 597 485 88 Jalesar Road I Do. Sahpau 10 22 73 43 30 89 Jamalpur Do. Baldeo 135 Unpopulated 90 Jarau 12 Do. Sadabad 3,221 395 575 3,028 1,643 1,385 2 91 Jatora I Do. Balceo 748 67 . 81 419 231 188 92 Jatoi 2 Do. Sadabad 1,906 216 254 1,353 741 612 93 Jhagrar I Do. Do. 367 72 87 494 259 235 94 Jhara utha I Do. Baldeo 666 147 170 988 543 445 95 Jogipur -i Do. Do. 460 26 39 lCi4 69, 75 15 96 Jugsana 3 Do. ' Do. 1,666 260 313 1,700 919 7S1 97 Kachnau I Do. Do. 825 139 173 958 511 447 98 Kajrauthi 10 Do. Sadabad 2,127 350 421 2,210 1,234 976 99 Kinauli I Do. Baldeo 560 113 lIB 671 364 307 100 Kanora 2 Do. Do. 1,058 37 40 213 118 105 101 Kanio!i 6 Do. Sadabad 2,006 533 681 3,7S0 2,014 1,776 102 Kanioli Ghat 10 Do. Baldeo 1,9% 200 279 1,418 79;" 633 103 Karkoli I Do. Sahpau 727 127 142 798 441 357 104 Kamau I Do. Baldeo 456 43 51 277 155 122 105 Karsaura S Do. ~adabad 1,299 163 210 1,296 686 610 106 Khadera I Do. Baldeo 570 • 31 37 191 102 89 107 Khanpur .. . 2 Do. Do. 1,073 n 91 530 294 236 108 Kheria (Mahaban) .. . I Do. Do. 360 19 27 155 82 73 109 Kheria I Do. Slihpau 150 49 93 395 204 !!Ill 110 Karaiya I Do. Do. 265 66 76 322 176 146 III Khonda 5 Do. Do. 1,483 360 464 2,525 1,340 1,185 112 Kishanpur I Do. Baldeo 148 117 136 747 403 344 113 Kokna Kalan I Do. Sahpau 670 83 129 781 409 372 78 109 589 311 278 114 Kokna Khurd I Do. Do. ''':f 381 115 Kukar Gawan I Do. ~Do. 5~ 87 140 731 410 321 Il6 Kuktai 2 Do. Sadabsd 516 24 52 236 143 93 Il7 Kumrai I Do. Do. 404 52 52 339 179 160 118 Kunjilpur I Do. Do. 127 34 38 199 92 107 Il9 Kupa I Do. Do. 1,237 116 154 973 533 440 120 Kursanda 23 Do. Do. 4,542 1,141 1,229 6,736 3,677 3,059 121 Lahroli I Do. Baldeo 1,043 86 92 454 246 208 122 Lodhai 1 Do. Sahpau 944 83 162 915 477 438 123 Mandnai 3 Do. Sadabad 1 148- 172 256 1,199 760 639 124 Mahaban (Rural) 16 Do. Balde~ 3:951 252 264 1,453 802 651 125 Mahaban Do. Do. Town Area 126 Mahabatpur 2 Do. Sadabad 452 8 Ii 74 35 39 127 Mahrara 4 Do. Sahpau 1,546 274 345 2,021 1,119 902 34 128 Mai 2 Do. Sadabad 589 189 225 1,132 600 532 129 Majahadpur I Do. BaldeJ 86 27 27 173 88 85 130 Makanpur 2 Do. Sahpau 535 79 119 {i07 327 280 131 Manikpur I Do. - Dc. 384 48 56 2{iS 147 121 132 Mandor 6 Do. Sadabad 4,323 140 166 747 418 32' 521 133 Mandaura 2 Do. Balde~ 1,074 167 216 1,145 624 134 Mangru I Do. Sadabad 990 84 136 67{i 368 308 135 Man~harpur 4 Do. Baldeo 688 164 197 1,076 585 491 136 Mansya 3 Do. Sadabsd 1,004 206 261 1,443 786 657 137 Madhabhoj 5 Do. Sahpau 954 158 226 1,160 652 508 138 Madha Pithu _3 Do. Do. 1,537 142 274 1,431 768 663 139 Midhauli 13 Do. Sadabad 4,120 382 442 2,092 1,149 943 140 Mirpur I Do. Do. 467 56 90 491 258 239 141 Mohanpur _ I Do. Baldeo 109 7 12 57 32 25 142 Mohpai I Do. Do. 771 8 8 46 26 20 143 Mubarakpur I Do. Do. 653 26 26 152 83 69 144 Murshidabad 2 Do. Do. 241 17 20 e9 40 29 • Do. 348 48 66 336 184 152 145 Muzaffarpur I Do'. 3 146 Nabipur 1 Do. Do. 765 52 73 345 192 153 147 Nagla Akos 2 Do. Do. 1,522 80 94 417 245 172 148 Nagla Azam 1 Do. Do. 1,004 25 27 110 62 48 Nagla Bali I Do. Do. 734 201 241 1,218 632 586'" 149 264 Nagla Banarsi I Do. Sadabad 336 74 93 568 304 150 239 151 Nagla Beru I Do. Sahpau 317 86 WI 537 298 152 Nagla Bihari I Do. Do. 243 45 70 , 422 229 193 153 Nagla Birbal I Do. !"adabad 189 40 42 276' 157 119 289 154 Nagla Dall 3 Do. Sahpau 703 76 112 {i20 331 155 Nagla Gariba I Do. Sadabad 330 34 47 235 130 J~ 156 Nagla Girdhar I Do. Baldeo 706 25 25 136 73 157 Nagla Gukhroli 3 Do, Do, 827 150 194 997 554 443 530 158 Nagla Kali 2 Do. ~ahpau 610 165 217 1,144 614 I Do. Do. 170 3 3 50 26 24 159 Nagla Khanzaman .. . 1118 160 Nagla Moji .. . I Do. Do. 207 60 81 455 257 161 Nagla Mir Buluqi .. . I Do. Baldeo 122 60 69 383 215 168 141 Abstract-( contd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES Il-·Cultiva iV-Non-cul tors of land tivating own I-Cultivators of wholly or c:rs of land; land wholly or mainly un 11l-Clolltiva- agricultural V-Produc ViU-Other mainly owned owned and ting labburers rent receivers; lion other services and Displaced and their their "and their and their than culti- VI-Com- VII-Trans- miscellaneous g persons Literates dependants dependants dependants dependants vation merce port sources M F M F M F M F F M F M F 1\1 F 1\1 f M p 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ---22 23 24 25-_-- 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 -- I RURAL)-(contd.} 252 214 706 578 67 49 207 164 3 2 116 105 46 38 53 51 71 68 81 10 82 75 8 9 19 IS 3 4 7 3 82 li6 7 338 303 8 14 15 16 40 29 16 18 24 24 50 48 83 46 7 91 77 2 17 22 8 12 12 13 20 20 84 55 143 106 26 25 38 44 4 5 42 37 85 45 5 tl2 70 5 I 10 5 II 12 4 3 22 15 86 133 II 45~ 377 23 14 4 2 3 23 21 25 16 4 I 51 87 2 4 26 59 4 I 2 42 28 88 89 377 35 1,015 827 91 69 51 35 5 10 168 152 38 34 29 25 246 233 90 64 2 168 139 2 2 I I 20 17 3 6 2 I 35 22 91 182 7 400 299 74 63 II 13 101 86 53 7 3 95 76 4 168 44 104 92 150 18 II I 15 16 12 5 3 6 42 47 93 120 I 216 156 17 12 213 182 10 7 19 22 68 66 94 15 I 42 42 14 14 I 3 7 9 25 174 26 493 7 95 439 53 39 2 2 14 13 66 62 78 59 18 16 195 151 96 80 344 287 23 24 16 15 13 18 I 2 4 4 110 97 97 92 3 740 575 55 44 7 2 2 133 122 41 38 39 24 218 169 98 47 I 276 232 19 15 8 8 I 17 9 ! 2 12 12 30 28 99 23 92 77 7 4 2 2 3 6 5 2 1 8 14 100 407 17 1,181 1,027 69 61 12 4 I I 228 199 61 56 120 102 342 81 2 509 326 101 407 4 2 6 6 9 9 166 128 22 17 51 31 2B 33 102 112 II 201 156 17 10 3 4 3 95 78 30 21 5 4 41 5 103 90 81 103 87 4 3 15 5 8 4 7 3 18 20 104 104 II 390 365 19 14 31 18 60 54 28 18 27 II 131 13 60 130 105 51 '" II II 12 42 2 224 14 19 13 106 181 4 I I 18 13 II 8 5 5 32 27 107 17 I 59 46 2 4 IS 21 23 108 122 III 3 9 8 2 7 13 51 112 3 64 53 109 98 /3 7 7 5 ... 6 7 4 I 34 2B 110 392 47 735 672 67 43 44 34 3 70 4 228 209 110 92 27 13 126 I1BII) .3 294 241 4 I 6 I I 38 14 96 10 192 41 12 13 13 34 34 112 182 I 24 20 I I 8 II 22 25 9 II 152 122 113 59 2 171 143 6 10 2 ... 22 79 13 262 23 30 14 2 5 85 76114 209 8 5 4 4 I 17 13 21 17 3 2 91 73 115 18 I 135 90 I 2 22 148 I I I 4 I 116 142 2 I I I 6 6 21 28 13 % 67 2 II 117 102 8 7 17 II 8 16 15 118 352 281 83 65 57 54 9 13 7 2 25 595 21 2,064 1,673 45 25 119 26 91 58 15 14 449 398 198 185 61 47 754 658 120 21 192 150 22 13 4 11 I 122 8 2 4 5 8 .5 17 20 121 324 308 I 43 22 42 36 16 112 I 448 16 9 8 42 48 122 351 56 40 132 120 65 67 13 8 17 13 29 5 4 188 12 5~1 497 13 40 123 12 86 67 7 12 2 3 9 5 94 55 124 I 30 36 2 125 108 I 1 2 2 '" 126 ... 605 460 157 136 15 14 20 24 99 91 49 136 ) 30 12 13 162 134 127 261 224 22 20 6 4 113 98 76 9 78 56 I 122 129 128 76 I ... I 8 9 73 I 208 171 22 22 28 ... 129 22 I 16 14 5 2 I 48 47 130 ~ 8 71 51 I 3 I 27 83 34 5 6 7 6 28 28 131 292 245 48 23 3 14 7 15 14 13 .3 115 6 412 15 6 5 33 26 132 325 II 15 15 2 5 46 44 62 52 I 72 56 .5 167 135 8 7 5 3 10 68 133 43 8 36 24 16 12 8 7 118 112 134 323 274 36 42 80 67 9 6 35 179 J9 444 32 I I 101 69 135 387 20 17 160 102 75 81 7 5 6 89 I 375 33 2 74 6.3 136 285 22 30 16 7 12 131 III 10 8 4 2 62 230 14 453 388 39 28 20 II 52 137 3 5 52 52 29 14 17 14 155 151 138 260 9 769 667 45 20 16 II 22 20 50 47 35 62 4 148 15 212 163 139 162 16 6 9 3 17 16' 10 5 2 56 15 28 20 3 5 I 47 140 3 24 19 2 1 '" 141 7 ... 142 45 35 25 26 6 5 2 I 13 36 27 1 4 I 143 34 2 2 I ... J44 J08 86 17 13 28 9 19 8 32 6 3 6 8 I 145 '" J58 126 7 8 II 13 9 4 I 40 I 232 2 I 4 I 146 160 4 2 2 7 II 47 34 14 12 I 2 10 147 166 13 387 13 '" '" I4~ 342 13 9 14 63 58 50 59 22 3 143 116 4 4 2 7 lOB 93 149 65 5 89 80 5 5 63 59 150 154 123 16 13 4 6 25 J6 97 8 175 150 5 4 23 19 70 58 151 3 I 5) 36 I 103 78 32 24 15 12 42.152 80 238 209 J3 JO 6 5 153 18 2 13 12 1 66 52 154 98 84 9 6 15 II 15 61 52 7 4 155 125 3 12 II 156 414 328 34 22 19 154 II 309 18 16 15 5 2 66 58 157 279 19 10 26 14 2 4 lI3 89 14 10 7 I 17 12 5 8 I 21 14 110 110 158 37 I 152 100 3 4 15:1 95 9 56 51 4 2 45 159 138 11 4 5 4 5 5 4 45 160 3 II 3 20 11 161 142 P~imary Census T.tal no. of persons Inmates of em,[meratC TEHSIL Sl\DABAD 162 Nagla Qazi 1 Sadabad Baldeo 244 117 102 518 282 236 163 Nagla Salem 1 Do. Sabpau 452 112 155 825 429 396 164 Nanau 2 Do. Sadabad 722 68 87 479 249 230 165 Naugawan 19 Do. Do. 3,484 685 '853 4,602 2,439 2,163 5 166 Narainpur Bad I Do. Sahpau 310 35 60 -316 165 151 161 NartlOli Zunnadar I Do. Baldeo 478 62 84 419 228 191 168 Nasirpur I Do. Sadabad 290 6 6 39 24 15 169 Nasirpur Rasmai 3 Do. Do. 1,223 166 169 1,358 736 622 170 Nasirpur Gonda Do. ~aldeo 404 Unpopulated 171 Naupura 1 Do. Sadabad 616 135 162 853 483 370 172 Nera 6 Do. Balde:> 3,682 279 316 1,512 815 667 173 Noorpur I Do. Do. 394 46 53 276 150 126 2 174 Pachawar 11 Do. Do. 3,347 811 1,030 5,917 3,210 2,707 I75 Pachawari 3 Do. Sadabad 717 90 117 666 360 306 176 Parsaura 3 Do. Sahpau 670 95 139 738 408 330 177 Patloni 4 Do. Baldeo 1,803 312 383 2,035 1,090 945 178 Patti Bahram I Do. Sahpau 354 82 97 SIS 2&5 230 179 Patti Sakti I Do. Do. 505 22 35 201 119 82 180 Pihura 1 Do. Do. 303 60 92 584 323 261 181 Pipra Mai 2 Do. Sadabad 1,343 183 252 1,422 769 653 182 Puseni 2 Do. Do. 311 52 59 322 173 149 183 Radoi 2 Do. Baldeo 698 136 184 1,062 579 483 184 Raipura I Do. Sahpau 579 62 79 453 239 214 185 Rajnagar 2 Do. Do. 363 86 117 635 335 300 186 Rampur 1 Do. Do. 281 54 80 444 228 216 ... 187 Rasgawan I Do. Do. , 1,343 134 210 1,160 595 565 188 Rashidpur I Do. Sadabad 372 69 98 541 268 273 189 Rawal 2 Do. Baldeo 1,293 104 127 711 369 342 190 Ridha Do. Do. Included in Town Aroa 191 Rudail Do. Sahpau 178 34 56 342 185 157 192 Sadabad Do. Sadaba~ T.wn Area 193 Sedaria I Do. Sahpau 545 89 110 591 327 264 194 Saidpur 1 Do. Baldeo 1,405 158 174 956 537 4,)9 195 Salahpur Chandwara I Do. Sahpau 547 66 87 534 278 256 196 Salemabad I Do. Baldeo 321 25 25 170 94 76 197 Salempur I Do. Sadabad 1,779 319 407 2,051 1,099 952 198 Salkhera I Do. Baldeo 655 144 208 1,091 579 512 199 Samadpur I Do. Sadabad 564 149 174 883 499 384 200 Sarai Ali Khan I Do" Baldeo 181 9 11 80 37 43 201 Sarai Daud 1 Do. Do. 441 136 136 679 356 323 202 Sarai Salbaban I Dc. Do. -401 36 61 325 177- 148 203 Saroth 2' Do. Sadabad 655 264 281 1,651 879 772 204 Sarkand Khera 2 Do. Baldeo. 455 51 69 457 236 221 205 Sarmastpur I Do. Sahpau 151 19 27 123 70 53 206 Sehat 2 Do. HaIdeo 1,103 80 83 399 204 195 207 Shahabpur 3 Do. :'" Do. 761 30 39 223 121 102 20S Shahbazpur I Do. Sahpau 428 61 72 374 204 170 209 Shahzadpur Indawali I Do. Baldeo 380 66 77 451 253 198 210 Sherpur Sadabad 5 Do. Sa'dabad 920 91 123 665 357 308 211 Sahpau Do. Sahpau Town Area 212 Sterpur Mahaban Do. Balde) 440 Unpopulated 213 Sikhra 3 Do Sahpau 1,077 165 249 1,398 763 635 16 214 Sista I Do", Sadabad 1,139 132 167 989 5 t I 478 215 Sithrapur 1 Do. Do. 460 93 112 573 309 264 216 Sultanpur / 1 Do., Sahpau 535 73 109 612 310 302 217 Sl.Isain 2 Do. Sad"abad },745 262 425 1,836 977 859 211S Tajpur I Do. Do. 957 157 237 1,213 646 567 219 Tamsi 2 Do. Sahpau 555 105 142 854 471 383 220 Tasingu 12 Do. Sadabad, 2,354 393 544 2,921 ],593 1,328 221 Tatrall.ta 6 Do. Baldeo 2,442 174 208 1,040 579 461 222 Tharora 2 Do. Sahpau 615 141 222 1,181 618 563 223 Udhena 2 Do. Do. 784 118 234 1,189 627 562 224 Ughai 1 Do. Do. 585 61 98 532 302 230 225 Zakariyapur 1 Do. Baldeo 103 3 6 40 20 20 226 Zaripura 1 Do. Sahpau 392 21 36 200 107 93 227 Sahpau (Rural) 8 Do. Do. 163 214 1,109 597 512 Total Tehsil Sadahad 562 ... J92,6J6 29,200 37,753 1'B,462 107,274 91,188 15 78 (Rural) 143 Abstract-( rontd.) AGRICULTURAL CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES ------ll-Cultiva- IV-Non cul- tors of land tivatlag own- I-Cultivators of wholly or ers of land; land whollY or mainly un- Ill-Cuitiva- agricultural V-produc VII-Other mainly o\\ned owned and tiug labourers rent receivers; tion other services and Displaced and their their and their and thier than cul- VI--Com-VII-Trans- miscellaneous g persons Literates _~eE_endants dependants dependants dependants tivation fierce port sources .g M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 8 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 l ------_------(RURAL)-(aollCld.) 46 I 211 194 1 i4 ,3 • 40 27 5 I 3 \ 14 ! 162 44 Z 272 26[ 10 5 I 5 25 16 8 7 57 60 56 42 163 42 Z 137 [37 30 20 13 3 2 1 10 10 57 59 164 637 39 1,432 1,244 85 53 70 59 12 13 171 190 145 121 42 36 482 447 165 29 Z 108 92 10 9 14 14 I 13 15 I. I I 3 18 16 166 71 Z 162 111 4 3 33 27 20 13 I 13 7 16'7 2 24 15 ... 1611 138 38 312 246 22 19 201 173 12 15 B9 75 18 10 17 23 65 61 169 170 113 3 289 203 10 8 I 4 49 43 31 25 103 87 171 182 27 626 467 30 17 58 <12 4 8 54 55 3D 23 16 29 27 <.6 172 15 I 107 89 12 7 3 1 3 13 7 14 20 173 52l 16 1,992 1,659 171 134 138 96 15 16 368 339 184 149 72 35 270 279 174 62 2 239 216 6 6 I 1 2 3 4[ 32 12 II 59 37 175 107 5 284 228 I 12 6 41 40 12 6 58 50 176 206 642 555 43 29 19 12 6 4 123 105 109 93 17 12 131 135 177 66 I 162 141 14 II 19 34 23 14 2 1 35 29 178 17 I 109 75 3 4 2 1 3 3 179 34 I 264 225 34 24 25 12 180 128 12 518 456 43 32 93 57 46 36 24 18 I I 9 34 45 181 15 I 107 95 20 19 15 10 31 25 182 135 2 361 308 23 I3 26 14 78 62 37 33 8 5 46 48 183 43 9 133 110 23 28 I 3 7 6 4 71 67 184 68 18 165 162 33 35 10 8 6 2 34 26 5 1 5 7 77 "9185 61 13 68 71 5 1 3 4 27 31 40 31 3 7 82 71 186 147 24 328 336 24 22 159 127 29 31 27 23 28 26 187 18 I 196 196 4 8 32 33 10 9 6 2 I 3 19 22 188 91 5 227 234 36 22 2 58 46 13 \I 2 32 29 189 190 33 92 92 5 2 60 48 7 4 21 11 191 192 97 7 192 156 37 35 4 4 18 15 9 3 14 13 53 3g- f93 98 5 419 309 I 6 35 27 22 22 60 55 194 54 2 116 112 8 10 3 I 19 19 10 9 5 5 117 100 195 I7 65 50 I 20 20 2 3 6 3 196 2 281 23 650 555 51 36 4 3 161 152 33 % I I 15 189 155 197 63 2 31'l6 340 30 16 8 6 47 53 6 4 3 2 99 91 198 118 2 331 264 16 10 II 3 4 3 23 13 14 12 43 37 57 42 199 6 30 37 4 4 I 2 2 200 64 259 235 IS 7 29 20 25 31 10 3 6 4 18 23201 34 3 129 109 30 22 I 783 1 6 8 202 199 7 594 509 II 13 6 2 59 64 46 41 13 12 150 131 203 25 141 146 II 9 40 31 3 8 6 2 I I 32 25204 24 46 31 3 I 21 21 205 20 2 127 105 I I 10 48 54 5 6 8 12 2 3 3 5 206 14 108 89 3 [ 4 8 6 4207 44 7 92 76 29 23 7 1 3 II 13 13 13 4 8 47 33 208 56 4 180 139 26 21 7 6 I 8 6 6 2 26 23 209 61 I 225 202 2 I 17 12 77 68 24 15 12 10 210 211 212 171 23 4<19 355 64 48 6 12 21 84 86 32 24 3 4 113 ,97 213 87 18 170 147 23 22 16 II 6 5 86 9[ 33 43 41 36 136 123 214 66 1 191 164 3 6 1 I 66 50 2 2 46 41 215 19 237 233 I 23 10 17 21 32 38 2[6 282 24 552 498 4 3 104 77 116 fJO 27 29 II 13 163 149 217 191 II 353 286 14 40 13 IO 6 90 65 28 24 II 7 107 129218 114 6 302 228 '" 5 10 1 31 27 28 23 I 2 104 92219 285 16 877 676 49 56 3 I 8 13 250 208 56 44 21 14 329 316 220 59 4 468 365 4 6 17 12 37 30 15 9 22 24 16 15 221 105 4 392 357 11 7 12 10 7 8 115 103 23 II I I 12 47 55 222 118 20 407 347 6 3 44 49 47 36 123 127 223 52 202 153 4 30 21 9 7 18 21 39 28 224 2 7 15 16 3 2 3 '" 225 20 62 54 I 5 5 38 33 226 .. 162 15 274 242 8 II 93 70 3 12 30 4 206 156 227 rI 1220,554 2,053 65,5113 55,253 4,(J19 3,169 4,567 3,449 585 64810,7489,6164,368 3,105 2,184 1,84(J 15,300 13,608 144 Primary Censas No. of Occupied houses 0 the d hamlets No. of ~ Name of Village or in the Area in No. of house- 0 Town/Ward village Pargana Thana acres houses holds U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TEHSIL'SADABAD 19 Baldeo Town Area Sadabad Baldeo 449 763 763 I 268 268 2 313 313 3 182 182 72 Gokul Town Area Sadabad Ba(deo 385 350 673 I 190 334 2 160 339 125 Mahaban Town Area Sadabad Baldeo 520 559 740 I 242 345 2 317 395 192 Sadabad Town Area Sadabad Sadabad 989 1,185 1,185 1 258 258 2 338 338 3 589 589 211 Sahpau To:wn Area ' Sadabad Sahpau 2,100 709 1,777 1 425 499 2 122 531 3 162 747 Total Tehsil Sadabad (Urball) .•. 4,443 3,566 5,138 Total Tehsil Sadabad 562 197,059 32,766 42,891 e AGRICULTURAL I-Cultivators of land II-Cultivators of land whollY or mainly wholly or mainly un- IlI-CuItivatiIli owned and their owned and their la bo urers 'and their g dependants dependan~. ------dependants Name of Village or .g Town/Ward M F M F M F 8 1 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 , TEHSIL SADABAD 19 Baldeo Town Area 327 306 27 25 5 3 I 99 .. 91)' 7 5 2 151 154 20 20 5 3 3 77 62 '72 Gokul Town Area 126 89 9 6 2 3 1 74 66 2 3 2 52 23 9 6 125 Mahaban Town Area 583 395 50 27 18 13 1 149 129 13 11 3 1 2 434 266 37 16 15 12 192 Sadabad Town Area 414 339 10 9 9 8 I 95 91 2 1 2 11 57 6 6 1 3 248 191 4 3 6 7 211 Sahpau Town Area 601 523 69 60 54 41 1 122 116 7 6 15 8 2 199 149 2 3 280 258 62 54 37 33 Total Tehsil Sadabad (Urban) ... 2,051 1,652 165 127 88 68 Total Tehsil Sadabad 67,554 56,905 4,184 3,296 4,655 3,517 145 Abstract-( concld. ) Total no. of persons Inmates of enumerated (including institutions Displaced inmates of institutions and ho useless persons 0 c:I and houseless pers~s) persons Literates --" - - -8 0 Persons Males FemaJes M F M M M F U ------9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 ~- -- -...... - URBAN NON-CITY 3,614 1,'198 1,676 2 1 1 606 400 19 1,216 663 553 2 215 149 1,574 854 720 210 116 884 481 403 181 135 2,343 1,202 1,141 47 47 587 184 72 1,074 520 554 54 39 253 93 1,269 682 587 13 II 334 91 3,879 1,150 1,729 1 570 96 125 1,'349 984 865 1 140 23 2,030 1,166 864 430 73 5,456 2,940 2,5/6 2 4 572 411 192 1,277 697 580 2 232 180 1,381 754 627 148 103 2,798 1,489 1,309 2 2 192 IZ8 4,287 2,329 1,958 3 3 1,005 3ZJ 211 2,022 1,083 939 6.31 220 961 546 415 2 249 88 J,304 700 6()4 J 3 125 15 19,639 10,619 9,010 5 10 48 48 3,340 1,414 218,101 117,893 100,208 20 88 59 60 23,8514 3,467 _-- CLASSES NON-AGRICULTURAL CLASSES ------_---- - IV-Non-cnltivating owners of land ; agricultural rent receivers : V-Production Vlll- -Other services and their other than and miscellaneous cl dependants cultivation VI-Comooerce VII-Transport sources c:I --.--~- a 'tl F M F M F M F M 0 M F U ------24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ------~- URBAN NON-CITY-(concld.) 269 194 247 196 42 31 1,081 921 19 66 60 85 55 a I 398 342 139 93 76 85 20 17 443 348 64 41 M 56 [4 13 240 231 2 4 104 94 194 179 49 32 716 734 72 I [8 22 119 73 12 9 325 380 2 3 86 72 105 106 37 23 391 354 32 34 190 158 369 299 105 108 W3 695 125 18 23 II? 102 248 211 76 85 360 303 14 II 73 56 121 88 29 23 443 392 51 58 268 209 798 745 264 229 1,126 919 129 15 14 59 49 100 83 82 73 344 269 14 13 66 52 355 315 76 78 165 106 22 31 143 108 343 347 106 78 617 544 35 26 466 365 505 433 98 75 501 435 211 I 340 273 363 333 13 17 223 185 30 22 73 61 97 74 45 28 100 81 5 .3 53 31 45 26 40 30 178 169 120 122 1,297 I,Q20 2,113 I,B52 558 475 4,227 3,7(}4 'lOS 770 12,045 10,636 6,481 5,457 2,742 2,315 19,527 17,312 146 Pargana and Thana-wise Population (1) PARGANAS Population No. of -----~----- Serial Villages and No. of no. Name of Pargana Towns houses Persons Males Females 2 3 -4 5 6 7 TEHSIL CHHATA 1 Chhata 164 28,125 178,240 96,320 ~1,920 TEHSIL MAT 1 Mat 245 28,768 200,876 10~,686 92,1 SlO TEHSIL MATHURA 1 Mathura 231 44,970 315,047 t7l ,031 144,016 TEHSIL SADABAD 1 Sadahad 220 32,766 218,101 117,893 100,208 (ii) THANAS Population No. of Serial Villa ges and No. of no. Name of Pargana Towns houses Persons Males Females 2 3 -4 5 6 7 TEHSIL CHHATA 1 Shergarh 33 3,687 27,320 1-4,919 12,401 2 Chhata 46 8,305 54,347 29,45[ \. 24,896 3 Kosi 46 9,955 56,778 30,662 26,[ [6 '4 Barsana 39 6,176 39,795 21,288 15,507 .~ ~ ~"~ -~.:: .. TEHSIL MAT I Raya 106 12,109 86,493 46,746 39,147 2 Nohjilil 77 7,736 50,168 27,068 23,[00 3 Surir 62 8,923 64,215 34,872 29,343 TEHSIL MATHURA I Vrindaban ... 25 6,709 %,7" 25;221 21,498 2 Magorra 36 5,346 38,125 20,307 17,818 3 Gobardhan 42 6,7M 50,286 26,969 23,317 4 Farah 79 7,362 47,544 25,847 21,697 5 Kotwali (Rural) '16 3,868 26,440 14,259 J2,[81 6 Sadar Bazar (Rural) 1 3[ 160 713 82 Kotwali (City) ... j • 2 14,870 105,773 58,350 -47,423 Sadar Bazar (City) ,J TEHSIL SADABAD I Sadabad 69 13,683 87,859 47,379 "O,4~O 2 Baldeo 86 12,157 79,251 -43,037 .36,214 3 Sahpau 65 6,926 50,991 27,477 23,514 ~~~- PART III MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS 148 Vital 1941 1942 - _.- Particulars Total Rural, Urban Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 --_-- - A-Births- Liue Births Total 27,0110 20,352 6,728 23,921 17,407 6,514 Males 14,588 11,123 3,465 12,948 9,509 3,439 Females 12,492 9,229 3,263 10,973 7,898 3,075 Still Birt1s Total 3' 53 Males 24 35 Females 10 18 - ,rth Rote Total ... 33-4 31'1 29'0 26'2 I P" 1,000) Males 18'0 15'7 Females 15'4 13-3 B_Deaths by age groaps- Total 13,629 8,930 4,699 18,574 11,338 7,236 Males 7,539 5,150 2,389 9,886 6,30' 3,577 Females 6,090 3,780 2,310 8,688 5,929 3,659 1,113 Under I year Males 1,3t8 704 664 791 922 'Females .. 1,069 502 567 1,413 621 79'L. 1,569 648 2,575 1,623 1-5 Males 2,217 952 Females 1,620 1,009 611 2,226 1,267 959 275 89 623 5-10 Males 367 435 JIIIl Females 305 206 99 515 312 203 214 174 40 354 ,.1'f' 1(}-15 Males 269 Females 173 113 60 312 21-4 95 192 150 42 308 15-20 Males 237 71 Females 218 133 85 312 205 104 314 283 101 494 372 20-30 Males 122 Female, 505 300 205 622 392 230 411 303_ 105 469 30-40 Males 360 109 Females 401 289 112 482 355 127 339 142 614 40-50 Males 4&1 43l 183 Females 382 279 103 503 355 148 1'10 723 50-60 Males 540 400 505 218 Females 369 276 93 50S 347 16l 60 and over Males 1,365 950 415 2,013 1,286 727 Females 1,048 673 375 1,795 958 1137 C-Deaths from selected caules- Cholera 72 23 49 Small-pox 14 2 12 8 8 Plague Fevers 10,541 8,571 1,970 15,175 11,103 4,672 Dysentery or Diarrhoea 493 5:: 440 445 3 442 Respiratory diseases 1,167 10 1,157 1,057 4 1,053 Injuries 191 92 99 128 67 61 Other causes 1,151 179 972 1,161 153 1,0015 Death rate from all causes (per 1,000 Total 16'5 13-6 22"5 17'0 Males n·l· 20'0 Females 16'8 23'1 149 Statistics 19-13 19~ 1945 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Il 9 10 11 12 13 14 [5 [6 18,1'2 12,796 5,396 20,691 14,7&0 5,911 24,223 16,723 7,500 ','17 7,116 2,801 11,502 8,339 3,163 13,137 9,305 3,832 11,275 5,6!sO 2,595 9,189 6,441 2,748 11,086 7,413 3,668 57 70 124 34 49 67 23 27 57 21'7 18" 24"3 27'9 ll'~ 13'5 15'1 ,., 10'S 12'8 18,484 12,444 6,040 15,438 10,199 5,23' 14,224 9,548 4,676 10,118 7,059 3,059 8,630 5,936 2,694 7,957 5,600 2,357 8,366 5,385 2,981 6,808 4,263 2,545 6,267 3,948 2,31' 1,189 550 639 1,209 542 667 1,429 72S 701 1,067 -464 603 962 402 560 1,076 475 601 2,428 1,762 666 1,670 1,118 552 1,444 1,070 374 1,948 1,330 618 1,1514 662 532 1,095 716 m 732 575 157 500 383 117 460 346 114 537 -401 136 364 224 140 345 239 106 432 355 77 352 280 72 31S 250 68 335 252 S3 282 210 72 226 159 67 3M 283 III 338 281 57 300 250 50 311 197 114 307 222 85 270 lSI 89 603 -457 146 658 540 118 611 495 116 6" 4611 231 620 420 200 635 415 220 42!1 131! 566 601 484 117 525 416 10~ ~5' 394 165 672 532 140 537 394 H3 767 580 18T 750 562 1811 680 521 159 588 436 152 603 451 152 488 331 157 902 627 275 946 697 249 813 593 220 653 483 170 588 424 164 530 382 H8 2,135 1,442 693 1,606 1,049 557 1,377 931 446 960 709 1,216 716 1,'6' 500 1,065 656 409 17 139 117 52 HZ 63 79 19 5 79 50 29 260 250 10 12,173 ',518 11,915 IS,E'1 9,842 2,073 10,883 9,078 1,805 451 7 445 401 21 380 366 19 34T 1,071 55 1,023 1,506 57 1,449 1,177 "\ 6 1,171 15~ 85 74 181 91 90 163 74 89 1,063 105 958 1,217 51 1,166 1,'233 58 1,175 22'0 18·1 21 1 18'6 21'9 17'5 150 Vita} 19-46 19~7 Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 17 18 19 20 21 22 A-Births- Live Births Total 23,598 16,829 6,769' 22,708 15,190 7,518 Males 12,685 9,200 3,485 12,658 8,647 -4,Oll Females 10,913 7,629 3,284 , 10,050 6,543 3,507 Still Births Total 47 80 Males 2B 41 Females III 39 Birth Rate Total 20'8 25'1 21'1 ( per 1,000) Males 14"4, 14'1 Females 12'4 11'2 B-Deaths by age crOllps- Total 12,199 8,160 4,039 11,061 6,819 4,248 Males 6,918 4,885 2,033 ',189 4,033 2,156 Females 5,281 3,275 2,006 4,878 2,'i85 2,092 Under I year Males 1,340 701 639 1,138 463- 675 Females 993 456 537 812 30,) 563 1-5 Males 1,308 alO 438 1,393 8152 51 j Females 907 4M ,{U 1,013 511 562 5-10 Males 285 223 62 385 305 ~O Females 214 155 59 277 204 (3 10-15 Males 2i9 2'3 )6 2H 1~3 JL ~"".'. Females 1!l2 1,3, 43 161 121 . e 46 15-20 Males 26' .. 24Q, 29 2Jl j)ij j~ Females 254 179 75 201 126 79 20-30 Males 501l -4,)3 103 378 301 77 Females 506 344 162 424 264 160 3a-.tO Males 530 449 81 387 30il 79, females 462 )4Z 120 39l 279 m -40--50 Males 557 4 411 146 456 338 II!! Females 456 312 144 312 235 77 50--60 Males 622 475 147 537 387 150 Females 476 384 92 390 297 93 60 and over Males 1,232 880 352 1,040 663 377 Females 831 484 347 764 -433 326 C-Deaths from selected causcs- Cholera 61 19 042 II) 13 6 Small-pox 30 28 2 54 23 31 Plague FeYers 9,518 8,008 1,510 3,384 6,707 1,617 Dysentery or Diarrhoea 376 10 366 382 22, 360 Respiratory djseases 935 5 930 1,024 2 1,022 Jnjuries 157 82 75 ~ 114 411 66 Other causes 1,121 8 1,113 1,090 4 1,086 Death rate from all causes (per I,()OO) Total 13'9 11'5" Males Females NOTE-The data has been c111e;ted from the" A'l'luill R.eport 151 Statistics-( cone/d.) • 194~ 1949 1~50 TJtal Rural Urban Tolal Rural Urban Total Rural Urban - -- -_ ------23 24 25 26 27 28 29 .30 Jl 19,803 12,208 7,595 ·21,766 14,227 7,539 22,718 15,384 1,334 10,791 6,865 3,926 11,932 7,985 3,947 12,513 3,638 3,875 9,012 5,343 3,669 9,83-i 6,242 J,~92 10,205 6,7.046 '3,459 52 76 31 26 48 17 ... ' 26 28 H, 21'S 16'7 23'6 IN 24'3 11'9 12"9 IN 9" 10'1 10'9 10,984 6,291 4,693 13,021 8,237 4,784 15,655 11,093 4,562 6,138 3,723 2,415 7,222 4,794 2,428 8,767 6,468 2,299 4,8\6 2,568 2,278 5,799 3,4:43 2,356 6,888 4,625 2,263 1,243 536 707 1,234 531 703 1,2t8 655 613 974: 357 617 930 323 607 1,02~ 412 617,. 1,426 832 574 1,617 1,062 615 2,167 1,620 547 1,178 SSI 597 1,337 683 654 1,551 1,008 543 301 242 59 403 321 82 598 485 113 200 136 64 299 224 75 376 301 75 246 IS7 59 302 233 69 345 2113 62 IH 101 53 22; 156 69 285 230 56 205 166 3) 181 238 43 363 309 54 180 107 73 281 195 92 320 236 134 355 250 10j 445 344 102 509 417 92 318 226 132 511 343 16B 614 458 156 385 2S6 99 481 376 10) 522 445 77 339 218 121 395 232 113 463 363 100 3&8 270 m S08 389 Il9 657 531 126 276 18J 93 281 2130 101 463 360 103 514 3)2 162 648 486 162 811 636 175 363 2;6 107 480 373 107 59~ 464 130 1,075 582 493 1,242 ~14 428 1,527 1,087 440 80i 4JJ 4,)1 9.H 584 370 1,19.! 793 399 i42 107 35 59 22 37 73 54 19 31 19 12 102 5 97 32} 214 109 8,349 6,127 2,222 l(},58~ 8,093 2,487 13,3'7 10,726 2,631 338 15 330 301 I 300 2~6 17 209 1,033 1,033 745 'I 741 762 6 756 9~ 26 68 181 104 77 95 2/l (iT 997 'I 993 1,053 11 1,045 '19 '1~ 711 12.1 II 2 IN 11'7 of the Director or Medical and Health Services, U. P." 152 Agricultural Statistics I-Rainfall From April I LO From September I to From November 1 to August 3i October 31 March 31 Total Number Number Number During of rainy During of rainy During Number During of rainy Year Normal the year days ~ Normal the year' days Normtll the year of rainy Normal the year days days --~------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 Inches Inches Inches In;hes Inches Inches Inc hes In ches 1901-Q2 1902-0j 1903-a.. 1904'-05 12 1905-06 6 24'46 10'20 22 Tot~l for 1901-06 , .. Quinquennial aver- age-1901--06 13'63 19 4'36 9 1'46 1906-07 18'64 3'53 II 24'46 26'64 36 -13'91 24 4'36 1'46 1907-0~ 18'64 1'13 24'46 15'04 25 40'16 ;$ '4"36 0'51 1'46 1903·09 18'64 0'59 3 24'46 41'56 42 17'73 30 4'36 1909-iO 18'64 l'S7 4 1'46 1')J 4 24'46 21'51 38 11'68 19 4'36 14'8} 1910-11 HH4 II 1'67 7 24-46 28'24 37 Tolalfor 1906-11 .. , 97'11 130 21'SO 26'70 25 '7'30 23 122'30 132'99 178 IS'64 19'42 26'0 Quinquennial ay:::r- 5'0 1'46 4-6 24'46 26'60 35'6 aae- 1906-11 5'96 12 1911·12 1S'64 4'36 12'94 13 1'46 1'85 5 24-46 20' 75 30 18'64 13'95 24 4'36 1912-13 7'82 .6 ['46 1'75 -4 24'46 23'52 18'64 9'35 19 4'36 0'48 19:3·14 1'46 4 24'46 10'13 24 18'64 15'80 27 4'36 1914-15 8'30 ~ 1'46 7 24-46 28' 83 42 18'13 10'57 17 4'31 2-66 1915·16 4 1'67 24'11 14'19 22 92'69 5;-63 99 21']j Total fJC 1911-16 .. , J2 7'51 21 121'95 97'42 152 IS'54 11'13 19'8 Quinquennial aver· 1';0 l'!12 4'2 24-39 19'49 30'4 aBC-1911-16 18·)3 IS'IO 25 5'15 191'·17 11 1'67 3 24'11 21'18 39 18'13 25'41 35 4'31 1917-1& 13'54 1-4 1'70 2 24'14 40'12 51 17'06 7'07 8 4-67 0-23 1918-19 ,I 1'69 23-42 7'75 10 17'06 21'04 28 4'67 1919-20 2'04 3 1'69 6 23'42 24'8' 31 17'06 16'03 22 4'67 0'52 1929-,21 1'69 1'33 2 23-42 17'S8 25 Total, for 1916-21 .. , 81'44 S7'65 liS 22'63 24-48 30 8.401 5-611 If lIS'SI 117'82 162 Quin~uennial aver- _17'49 17'53 4'52 4'90 6'0 1'69 l'S 23'70 23-57 .32'4 age-d916-21 1921-22 17'06 12'96 19 4-67 6'59 8 0'70 2 23'42 20'25 2' 192~-23 17-06 16'64 25 4'67 6'27 II 1'74 -4 2H2 24'65 37 1923-24 17-06 18';!3 20 4-67 6'36 1'61 2-75 II 23'34 28'04 33 1924-25 17'32 15-63 24 4'69 15'30 14 1'60 1'15 3 23'61 32'08 41 I i'.32 1925-26 21'01 30 4'69 0'25 1'60 3'23 .D 23'61 24'57 37 Totalfor 1921-26 8;'82 85'25 118 36 S'},. 23 llNO 12P'S' 117 Quinquennial aver- Ij'16 17'05 23-6 HiS ~ f95 1'64 1'91 4'6 23-48 25-112 35-4 ai~-1921-26 153 Agricultural Statistics-( contd.) I-Rainfall From April 1 to From September I to From November I to August 31 October 31 March 31 Total ------Number Number Number Number During of rainy During of rainy During of rainy During of rainy Year Normal the year days !'tormal the year days Normal, the year days Normal the year days - 2 3 6 ---_ 5 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 Inche. Inches Inches lnches Inches Inches In,:hes Inches 1926-27 17'32 27'56 31 -4-69 7-69 ]'60 41 1927·28 17'32 19-10 25 '4'69 3-14 5 1'60 !l 23-61 25-50 38 1928.29 17'32 12 4-69 H5 4 1'60 1-15 -4 23'61 11'45 29 1929-30 17',2 %1 17 4-69 1-38 2 1-60 1-63 4 23-61 J 2-62 23 1930-31 1hZ 21-57 24 4'69 1'61 4 ]'60 0-30 23-61 23'48 29 Total flf 1926-31 ." 86,60 84"69 109 .,23'45 17-27 23 S-OO 7-48 19 118'05 109-44 151 Quinquennial aver- 17'32 4'69 3'45 4-6 I-t.i I-50 3'8 23-61 21'8!1· 30-2 age-1926-31 1931-32 17'32 16-07 :13 4'M 12'65 13 0-53 2 23'61 2'-25 33 17"32 10-33 18 , "1"69 6'61 7 1932-33 0'47 23-61 17'41 26 1933-34- 17'33 30'J4 36 4-70 %6 12 1'60 2'IB 5 23'63 41'88 53 193435 17'33 19'20 27 4'70 3'82 4 1-60 2'06 4 23'63 25-08 35 1935-36 17-33 18-42 23 4'70 5-13 9 ]-60 2-80 7 23'63 26-35 39 Total for 1931-36 ... 86'63 94'06 127 23'48 37-87 45 S'OO 8-04 19 llS'1l 139'97 191 Quinquennial aver- 17'32 1S'SI 25-4 4-70 7:57 9'0 1'60 1-61 3'8 23-62 2]'9P 3S,2 age-i931--36 17-33 23'48 26 7 1936-37 1-60 2-70 5 23'63 32'15 38 i ,-20 ;n2 18 1937-38 4 1'59 0-61 2 23'54 12'92 17'20 15-6) 22 1938-39 0'70 2 1'59 1-08 3 23'54 17"47 17-20 1939-4J 20 4'75 12'31 ~ I-59 3-22 ~ 23'54 26-92 1940-41 17 20 21 4'75 1'31 2 1'59 0-56 2 23-;4 17,40 Total for 1936-41 85'13 107 23'70 2HlS 23 7'96 IH7 20 117'79 106-85 ISO Qu;nquennial aver 17'23 15-12 21'4 1'59 4'0 23'56 21'37 30-11 age-1936-41 17-20 6-61 !941-42 II 4'75 -4 1'59 2'15 4 23'54 11-21 19 17-20 19-22 24 1942-43 4'75 S 1'59 ~'S? 2 23-54 28-60 34 17'20 1943-44 18 4'75 5'23 6 I-59 5'31 !l 23"54 21-90 32 17'21 1944-4:; 21 4-74 2'01 4 j'55 1-06 3 23-50 16-05 21 I 94J-46 17'32 1%4 19 5'05 6-36 II 1'61 0-02 23-98 20'02 27 Total for 1941-46 ... 86'13 63'81 93 30 17 118-10 97-78 140 Quinquennial aver 17'22 12-76 18,6 6'0 H 23'62 19-55 28-0 age-1941-<46 1946-47 17'32 16-91 27 5'05 0'63 2 1-61 0'64 2 23'98 IS'I8 31 1947-48 17-32 16'25 20 5-05 II 1'61 2-26 7 23-98 27'49 38 194!1-49 17-32 18-67 22 523 7 I -61 0'46 2H8 24-36 30 1949-50 17-32 20'66 24 5-05 7-59 8 1'61 0'30 23-98 28-55 33 1950-51 17-32 20-20 23 5-05 7-01 II 1-61 I-53 2 23'98 :8-74 36 Total for 1946--51 .. , 86'60 92'69 116 25-25 29'44 39 8,05 5'19 13 119'90 ]27"32 I(iS Quinquennial avor- 17'32 5'05 5-89 H)4 2-6 23-98 25-47 33-(; ag<:-1946-51 154 Agricultural II-Area a. classified wita Other uncultivated NoLavailable fur land excluding You -~-rOtal area Forest cultivation current fa)!)ws 2 3 4 5 Acres Acres Acres Acre:! 924,132 60,852 105,886 1901-02 924,609 61,356 105,1~1 1902-03 924,526 63,S'll 104,4~ 1903-0<4: 924,353 04,860 102,754 1904-05 924,519 65,205 103,63!1 1905-06 4,622,139 316,114 523,867 Total for l'JOI-06 924,428 63,223 Quinquennial averasc.,-1901-06 ~ 104,173 924,480 64,544 106,211 1906-07 924,612 64,794 106,843 1907-08 '24,614 65,168 106,667 1908-09 '24,442 65,337 106,5513 1909-10 923,456 64,891 111,201 1910-11 4,621,604 324,734 537,48l} Total for 1906-11 924,321 M,9n Quinquennial averag~-1906-11 107,496 922,5.79 64,522 117,192 1911-12 ." 922,760 64,856 129,029 1912-13 '22,930 65;459 143,552 1913-14 922,773 63,697 135,821 1914:-15 923,444 65,691 133,789 1915-16 4,614,486 326,225 Totaifor 1911-16 659,~} '22,897 65,245 Quinquennial average-1911-16 131,876 923,845 66,471 120,233 1916-17 924,201 66,9S~ IJ3,41 9 1917-18 924,196 67,183 114,502 1918-19 923,607 66,811 111,090 1919-20 923,647 66,SIS 113,421 1920-21 • 4,~,496 33},266 572,673 Totaifor 1916-1921 923,899 66,853 Quinquennial average-1916-21 114,535 923,526 67,839 117,926 1921-22 923,5.9 69,015 117.255 1922-23 923,343 69,2311 118,046 1923-24 920,018 70,280 118,893 1924-25 923,'i04 71,162 119,970 1925-26 4,613,920 347,534 592,090 T0lal for 192i-26 f.9,507 11 8,4 It Quinquennial average-I921-26 922,78! 155 Statistics-( contd,) details of area un:ier.cultivatioa Details of area not available for cultivation Net area sown d ur- Percentage of diffe- ing the year, i,e, cul- Normal cul- rence between Covered with Sites, roads and Cwrent fallows tivated area tivatcd area columns 7 and 8 water buildings, etc, Barren lands ------6 7 11 9 10 II 12 1"------_- Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acre. <13,539 713,855 19,526 738,606 23,237 732,980 23,531 733,208 129,721 623,955 728,000 239,554, 3,542,604 47,911 708,521 23,099 730,626 728,000 +O'~ 146,785 606,190 728,000 -16'7 68,916 683,863 728,000 - 6'] 61,810 690,737 728,000 -H 110,500 666,864 728,000 -43'4 381,110 3,378,280 3,640,000 -7'2 76,222 675,656 728,000 -7'2 92,872 647,993 728,000 - 11'0 51,450 677,42:; 7211,000 -6'9 186,786 527,133 728,000 -27'6 19,274 701,981 728,000 -3'6 110,547 613,417 728,000 -15·7 460,929 3,lb7,949 3,640,000 -13'0 '2,186 633,590 728,000 - -13'0 j2,895 724,244 728,000 -D'5 25,473 718,321 728,000 -1·3 277,449 465,062 731,000 -36'4 39,448 706,25~ 731,000 3'-{ 17(',366 573,04:' 73;,000 -21'6 525,631 3,185,926 3,649,000 -12'7 105,126 637,385 729,800 -12'7 58,476 679,285 731,000 -7'1 31,534 705,725 731,000 --3'5 ;S3,11l0 702,879 731,000 -3'8 34,11:19 6:15,946 731,000 --4'8 133,366 599,006 J'31,000 -18'1 291,455 3,381,8H 3,655,000 -7'4 58,291 6/6,568 731,000 -7'4 156 Agricultural II-A>:'.. as classified with Other uncuJ:tiva!04 Not available for land excludiIli Year Total area FO!C6t cultivation current fallows 2 , 3 4 5 --- Acres Acres Acros Acres 1926-27 923,503 71,213 120,732 1927-23 '23,586 71,466 123,643 1928-29 922,686 70,810 128,56a 1929-30 '22,782 70,310 133,739 70,205 1930-31 '22,783 135,356 Total for 192{r-31 4,615,340 354,004 642,043 128,409 Quinquennial average-19~31 923,06' 70,801 1931-32 t·· 922,730 70,162 135132~ 1932-33 t22,509 713 69,605 132,204 1933-34 "22,9~8 70,146 128,393 1934-35 923,525 1,l35 71,423 128,295 923,228 1,135 71,492 ~ 2~,456 1935-36 Total for 1931-36 4,614,920 2,S88 352,828 653,1115 Quinquennial average-1931-36 922,~84 5~8 70,566 130,735 923,354 1,135 71,745 131,570 1936-37 923,366 1,135 71,994 133,385 1937-38 923,046 1,135 72,032 142,58! 1938-39 71,015 136tHW 1939-40 !l22,881 1,135 922,878 70,523 124,347 1940-41 1,135 T Jtal for 1936-41 4,615,525 5,675 357,309 673,O:1l Quinquennial average-193{r-1941 .923, lOS 1,135 71,462 134,~5 922,886 1,135 70,510 119,603 1941-42 923,274 1,131 70,779 106,401 1942-'13 1943-44 '23,274 1,131 70,444 98,717 1944-45 923,274 1,974 69,145 95,813 • 1945-46 923,274 84:1 68,876 92,396 Total for 1941-46 4,615,982 6,214 349,754 512,930 Quinquennial averase-1941-46 923,197 1,241 _ 611,951 102,586 1946-47 923,274 843 69,029 89,336 1947-48 923,274 69,538 86,193 1948-49 923,274 69,563 SO,645 1949-50 922,502 68,867 75,335 1950-51 932,172 751 68,456 71,561 Total for 194{r-51 4,624,496 J,594 345,453 403,120 Quinquennial average-194{r-51 '24,199 3" 69,091 80,624 157 . Statistics-( contd. ) I;letails of area under cultiva'ion -(collcld.) Details of area not available for cultivation Net area sown dur- Percentage of diffe------jng the year, i.e. cul- Normal cuI- rence between Covered with Sites, roads and Current fallows tivated area tivated area columns 7 and I! water buildings, etc. Barren lands ---- 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 -_------Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 46,706 6114,552 731,000 -6'3 48,077 680,395 731,000 -6'9 63,721 659,5~1 731,OO() -9'8 8,728 32,9Sa.. 29,094 • 139,868 578,865 731,ODO -20'8 8,793 32,989 28,528 52,643 664,579 731,000 -9'1 8,779 33,010 28,416 351,021 3,261,272 3,655,000 -10'6 70,204 653,654 731,000 --10'6 31.461 685,780 708,000 -3'2 8,846 32,972 28,344 35,188 684,794 708,000 -3'~ 8,759 32,963 27,883 35,476 688,913 664,000 +3'8 8,762 32,968 28,416 82,213 640,459 664,000 - 3'5 8,B87 33,121 29,415 57,228 663,917 664,000 8,634 33,128 29,730 241,566 3,363,863 3,408,000 -1'3 43,888 165,152 143,788 48,313 672,772 68\,600 -1'3 8,778 33,030 28,~58 47,228 671,676 664,000 +1'2 8,424 33,156 30,165 91,534 620,318 664,000 -6'6 8,365 33,207 30,422 85,845 621,453 664,000 -6'4 8,174 33,224 30,634 \7,776 696,815 664,000 +4'9 8,310 33,243 29,462 34,303 692,570 664,000 +4'3 8,266 3~,222 29,035, 276,686 3,302,832 3,320,000 -O'S 41,539 166,052 149,718 -O'S 5<;,137 660,566 664,000 8,308 33,210 29,944 97/i46 638,992 664.(01) -3'8 8,289 33,003 29,218 ~64 j 9'6 17,399 727, 664,OOa 8,172 33,008 29,599 664,0')1) 28,460 724, '522 +9'1 8,151 32,998 29,295 27,419 728,923 664,000 +9'S t:'J,863 33,091 26,191 664,000 -I 11'4 21,676 739,483 11,866 33,155 23,8~5 3,559,484 3,320,000 -1--7'2 187,600 46,341 165,255 138,158 37,520 711,897 664,000 +-7'2 9,268 33,051 27,632 35,933 7213,133 664,000 12,004 +9'7 33,022 24,003 25,729 741,814 664,000 +11'7 13,229 33,041 23,268 29,518 743,548 686,000 +8'4 13,279 33,195 23,089 27,622 750,628 686,000 \-9'4 13,464 33,096 22,307 23,'936 767,468 686,Oao 1'11'9 13,524 33,619 21,313 142,738 ',731,591 3,386,000 +10'2 65,500 165,973 Il3,~80 28,547 746,318 677,200 +10'2 13,100 33,195 22,796 --- i5S Agricultural lU-Cropped Rice Early ,Late Total Wheat Year Total irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total 2 3 4 5 6 8 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 21 92,648 1902-03 15 • 88,873 1903-04 8 97,769 1904-05 26 104,132 1905-06 8 4 12 67,035 Total for 1901-06 82 450,457 Quinquennial average-I 901-06 16 90,091 1906-07 9 8 9 7 IS 15 98,141 1907-08 6 3 15 9 21 12 45,645 1908-09 11 8 3 2 14 10 60,646 1909-10 3 2 5 2 70,946 1910-11 3 2 4 2 116,527 Total for 1906-11 32 22 30 19 62 41 361,905 Quinquennial average-1906-1I 6 4: 6 4: 12 8 72,381 1911-12 9 9 2 2 II 11 73,451 3 3 45 42 ~. 1912-13 42 39 .~ 1913-14 27 25 28 26 52,041 1914-15 26 22 4 4 30 26 84,132 1915-16 73 70 8 7 81 77 65,870 Totalfor 1911-16 177 165 18 17 195 182 357,792 Quinquennial-avcrage-1911-16 35 33 4 3 39 36 71,558 191617 71 60. 20 1:-1 91 73 79,066 1917-18 34 26 35 26 85,823 1918-19 23 20 5 4 28 24 41,285 1919-20 33 26 8 6 41 32 70,910 1920-21 12 12 12 12 61,577 Total for 1916-21 173 J44 34 23 207 167 338,661 Quinquennial average-1916-21 35 29 7 5 42 33 67,732 1921-22 12 9 3 3 15 12 73,563 1922-23 19 2 19 Z 84,627 1923-24 20 2 20 2 S4,243 1924-25 .1 95,179 1925-26 86,380 Total [or 1921-26 51 13 4 3 55 16 433,992 - Quinquennial average-1921-26 10 2 11 3 86,798 .... 159 Statistics-(contd.) Area Barley Juar Bajra Mandua Kodon 'Sawan Maize Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Total Total Total Total Irrigated 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres A':lC.i 110,891 159,710 55,384 22 1,449 13,764 102,881 155,342 .62,083 16 1,476 13,711 130,938 171,714 59,817 3 546 5,117 116,802 129,474 54,902 4 2,995 11,820 106,850 122,021 43,483 7 11,351 568,362 738,261 275,669 52 55,763 113,673 147,652 55,134 10 11,153 150,373 57,324 87,899 96,556 52,048 25 5 13,035 4,423 i07,703 119,933 51,912 45,299 108,384 4 15,423 9,221 . 63,929 108,255 67,896 '48,432 108,128 13 ]2,003 2,591 . 64,827 113,752 57,~39 66,282 99,719 8 4 9,996 3,876 . 100,009 34,815 108,508 45,573 72,695 6,593 2,035 " 512,796 323,322 600,81 1 • 280,541 50 320,607 10 57,050 22,146 102,559 64,664 120,164 56,109 10 64,121 2 1I,410 4,429 . 65,925 130,101 42,554 71,234 32,469 1,731 1,078. 77,053 93,381 50,032 133,135 51,323 6,857 1,436 102,100 100,006 102,475 32,263 51,633 2 7,433 ·3,745 77,053 106,874 61,964 118,508 55,861 3 11,134 4,823 129,738 116,057 117,742 65,187 64,870 4 5 6 16,410 9,904 562,194 370,613 543,094 237,108 336,534 6 11 7 43,565 20,986 112,439 74,123 108,619 47,422 67,307 2 8,713 4,197 123,592 68,581 131,689 71,245 65,303 7 4 '26 27,851 11,516 63,147- 139,651 60,361 107,150 48,173 2 8 4 22,454 7,528 41,157 93,009 92,774 112,037 61,295 14 5,953 3,735 64,648 87,843 49,963 129,045 70,622 6 6 1! 18,951 8,045 89,722 60,261 84,894 112,142 64,326 2 7 13,943 3,887 302,458 533,817 356,573 592,063 309,721 17 21 59 89,152 34,711 106,763 71,315 118,413 60,492 61,944 3 4 12 17,831 6,942 102,4}7 68,433 59,261 128,278 87,764 2 7 8 7,198 1,769 78,639 106,793 4),981 139,773 81,276 8 7 8,23] 2,677 77,492 1 II ,295 35,674 142,823 59,536 4 8,031 1,752 ,69,510 108,412 29,074 138,194 44,209 15 5,152 564 81.,087 89,093 68,941 119,121 36,992 7 5,967 712 375,181 ,518,030 242,931 668,189 309,777 4 15 41 34,579 7,474 7~,036 , 103,606 48,586 . 133,638 61,955 3 8 6,916 1,495------160 Agricultural In-Cropped Rico Early Late Total Wheat Year Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 3 2 5 2 74,232 1927-28 3 2 4 2 87,123 1928-29 9 9 9 9 97,166 192~-30 8 7 2 2 10 9 70,547 1930-31 29 22 10 10 39 32 78,317 Total for 1926-31 ~l 40 16 14 67 54 407,385 Quinquennial aveHige---1926-3l 10 S 3 3 13 11 81,477 1931-32 16 16 7 23 23 89,439 1932-33 7 7 7 7 94,692 1933-34 9 3 10 4 94,425 1934-35 8 6 9 7 79,325 1935-36 14 3 15 4 74,253 Total for 1931-36 54 35 10.. • 10 ti4 4S 432,134 Quinquennial average-1931-36 11 7 2 2 13 9 86,427 1936-37 9 3 18 27 3 83,224 1937-38 9 6 , 3 2 12 8 . IlL,_· 1938-39 12 II 8 20 II 117,323 1939-40 25 III 26 19 116,092 8 2 114J-41 3D 4 34 10 116,502 Total fx 1936-41 85 46 34 5 119 5J 5.45,039 Quinquennial average-1936-41 17 9 7 2'1 10 109,008 ] 941-42 3 3 3 3 99,466 4 13 1942-43 9 6 6 113,392 22 1943-44 15 8 9 116,859 z 29 1944-45 24 22 24 1J9,465 29 20 6:} 34 1945-46 4~ 130,259 36 8 136 76 Total for t941-46 100 68 579,441 2 27 Quinquennial average-I 941-46 20 13 7 15 115,888 155 25 17 216 172 1946·47 191 126,2i4 46 14 211 151 1947-48 i65 137 106,158 15 243 191 1948-49 215 176 28 107,607 1949-50 493 421 142 95 635 516 131,309 1950-51 661 414 462 171 1,123 585 135,831 Total fx 1946-51 1,725 1,303 703 312 2,428 1,615 607,219 Quinquennial av~rage-1946-51 345 261 141 62 486 32.3 121,444 161 Statisties-(contd. ) Are.. -(cOl!ld.) Barley Juar Bajra Mandua Kodon Sawa. Maize - --...------Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Total Total Total Total irrigated 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ------_------Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acrcs Acres 62,991 74,922 35,849 117,031 15,961 2 14 5,730 1,678 78,979 87,608 46,426 128,304 45,585 3 10 6,743 1,784 90,157 132,360 64,594 123,094 43,822 2 5 6,852 4,562 69,975 90,110 88,667 131,316 74,776 16 3 13 17,716 13,187 75,076 78,276 56,459 122,733 64,961 19 3 20 29,443 18,779 377,178 463,276 291,995 622,478 275,105 37 12 62 66,484 39,99~ 75,436 92,655 58,399 124,4!16 55,021 8 2 12 13,297 7,998 77,415 89,566' 34,966 126,698 66,863 4 10 23 15,972 8,015 ~~,455 81,479 42,903 126,8J6 53,227 2 7 30 13,177 5,583 73,511 93,000 34,680 123,237 49,115 2 14 14,546 6,301 . - '74,5110 66,002 50,679 106,185 53,983 3 21 13,677 1,374 63,534 80,605 34,323 104,833 66,955 4 5 23 13,916 4,922 377,495 410,652 197,551 ,587,759 290,143 13 25 1lI 71,288 26,195 75,499 '.82,130 39,510 117,552 58,029 3 5 22 14,258 5,239 71,553 85,041 36,086 112,935 53,677 13 9,152 1,981 108,978 90,880 70,386 112,491 51,692 3 11 9,061 3,748 -115,000 81,247 71,253 119,932 54,762 2 5 12,044 4,248 ]06,592 106,371 59,751 117,837 73,750 9 50 15,814 6,072 lll,985 95,608 78,642 119,658 82,671 4 50 15,195 7,432 514,108 459,147 316,1111 582,853 316-,552 9 1~ 129 61,265 23,481 102,822 91,829 63,224 116,570 63,310 2 4 26 12,2;3 4,696 97,837 97,823 90,164 [00,439 93,989 2 20 5,608 5,103 97,529 93,491 55,020 128,011 113,739 5 3 48 27,256 12,604 101,144 93,918 49,979 "95,373 103,395 13 59 31,622 F,417 10,619 104,939 92,438 44,926 87,187 121,446 8 49 15,586 I1S,073 104,227 58,517 104,528 119,236 II 60 20,967 7,536 519,522 481,897 298,606 515,538 551,805 8 37 236 101,039 53,28l 103,904 96,379 59,721 103,108 110,361 2 7 47 20,208 10,656 116,067 98,427 63,246 103,627 I) 5,426 11 13 41 19,645 '6,334 78,690 111,71l 42,887 98,288 127,740 I 26 34 14,900 4,305 M,807 96,941 39,641 97,520 134,490 3 4 20 11,660 4,171 110,523 112,296 41,963 87,527 122,166 2 4 5,557 2,959 120,514 100,91 I 46,952 99,051 125,787 2 10 9,10:1 2,086 512,601 520,286, 234,f89 486,013 625,609 14 46 109 60,852 19,855 102,520 104,057 46,938 97,203 125,122 3 9 22 12,172 3,971 162 Agricultural BI-t:ropped Gram Fruits and vegetables includi ng r.)ot crop, Other food crops Fruits and vegetables Potatoes other than potato Year Total lrrigated Total Irrigated Total Irri~ated Total Irrigated ------~19~------~2~0------2-1----·--2-2------23------2-4------2-5--- ~ Acre, Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 ,.,- 85,950 3,975 66,236 1902-03 107,731 4,439 62,549 1903-04 123,278 3,559 57,16>4 1904·05 117,864 3,1137 60,947 1905-06 115,428 9,387 40,241 Total lor 1901-06 550,251 25,197 287,137 Quinquennial average-I90I-06 110,050 ~,039 57,427 1906-07 100,819 25,908 4,738 3,346 55,603 9,695 1907.m3 36,287 34,727 6,751 5,969 65,207 18,7113 1908-09 183,957 25,171 3,495 2,348 49,647 6,235 1909-10 118,549 28,320 3,417 2,469 71,358 7,318 1910,11 154,5'18 H,634 4,139 3,216 58,124 7,658 Total for 1906-11 594,130 125,760 22,620 17,348 299,939 49,68' Quinquennial average-1906-11 118,826 25,152 4,524 3,470 59,988 ...." 191H2 240,948 20,333 7,lJ65 7,267 32,290 7,647 1912-13 135,627 33,815 3,858 2,863 58,721 7,363 38,981 34,366 5,876 5,152 49,406 14,613 1913-14 144,896 40,252 4,20> 3,138 50,812 8,359 1914-15 63,583 39,2136 5,935. 4,870 56,040 12,16} 1915-16 168,052 27,837 23,290 247,269 50, H5 Total for 1911-16 624,035 Quinquennial average-'1911-16 124,807 33,610 5,568 4,658 '49,454 10,029 142,925 35,247 4,239 2,825 57,910 12,443 1916-17 224,130 24,993 136 134 4,232 2,744 66,947 11,8e9 1917-1~ 21,873 21,579 40 40 6,227- 5,590 57,786 14,327 1918-19 23,450 90 90 3,746 2,659 57,294 14,607 1919·20 143,959 184 1114 3,233 2,430 58,905 13,321 192Q·21 40,318 18,465 21,691 16,:24& 298,842 66,507 Total for 1916-21 573,205 123,734 4,339 3,250 59,768 13,301 Quinquennial average-1916-21 114,641 24,747 134,915 26,756 123 1~3 3,556 2,643 55,884 9,193 1921-22 145,853 21,685 135 135 3,317 2,631 49,059 7,912 1922-23 273 269 3,282 2,484 51,235 7,4B9 1923-24 159,285 8,559 187,026 12,267 414 411 2,895 1,947 52,677 7,6011 1924·25 153 153 ·3 ll0 2,203 60,97:1 7,573 1925.26 106,797 36,216 t 16;160 11,~8 269,834 39,775 'total for 1921-26 733,876 1~~3 1,098 1,091 3,232 2,382 53.967 7,955 ouinquennial average-1921-26 146,775 /21,097 220 218 163 statistics-( contd;) Area-(cJ Id.) Other Total food crops Linseed Til Rapeseed Groundnut oil seeds Total Irrillated() Tutal Total Total Irrigated Total Irr.isaled Total 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 _----- Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 590,030 -". 85 73~ 8,13;\. 599,1,16 75 53 1 9,733 64;',913 206 421 14,407 6)2,803 _I 7 91 643 24,259 515,815 57 l:S21 14,Vi8 2,957,697 8 ~14 3,159 70,5~2 591,531) 2 103 632 14,IJU 576,637 1~5,235 17 39 390 39 5,511 ·H9,567 233,153 3 60 t4 67 4,065 594,055 149,670 32 750 41 B,4S4 5"'5,673 174,489 76 559 17 II ,,78 563,995 135,991$ 38 389 16 6,172 2,729,927 faS,S45 20 2H 2,50t lS8 3;;,78~ 545,98; 175,709 4 411 500 38 7,151 590,200 1;6,598 16 854 6~ 2~,20'4 56;;'251 )i4,lSt6 45 750 66 6,047 3:10,607 220,017 44 3,2:)8 317 12 576,454 201,021 3) 8,~14 90 513 520,601 260,611 10 11,222 211 1,179 2,643,113 1,013,063 150 25',038 745 36,960 528,623 202,613 30 5,008 149 7,392 632,725 206,377 23 60 8,1]8 50 278 698,745 174,497 10] 10,949 35 26 399,549 191,836 25 673 261 227 582,521 168,309 415 '8,951 52 1,092 444,372 186,938 74 106 9,389 104 2,412 2,757,912 927,957 99 340 38,080 502 4,035 551,582 18;,591 20 68 7,616 100 807 593,750 171,098 155 11,139 67 12 619,0;19 166,924 115 9,636 41 II 630,028 135,783 240 17,624 45 .. 634,174 122,898 6111 11,574 46 15 50Cl,599 198,037 1,263 15,157 271 15 2,98;,6~ 794,740 2,391 65,130 470 58 597,130 158,948 478 13,026 94 12 ------ I1I-Cro[-ped Gram Fruits and vegetables including root crops Other food crops Fruits and vegetables Potatoes other than potato Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 233,724 32,648 III 110 4,6~1 3,336 49,808 8,325 1927-28 182,920 29,493 278 278 4,254 3,204 48,461 7,986 1928-29 228,317 39,321 127 126 7,049 6,561 46,710 17,304 1929-)0 31,846 28,949 276 276 7,229 6,524 4»,082 17,220 1930-31 103,895 34,533 349 349 4,493 3,823 55,021 22,122 Total for 1926-31 780,702 164,944 1,141 1,139 27,646 23,448 249,082 72,957 Quinqllennial average-1926-31 156,141 32,989 228 228 5,529 4,690 49,816 l4,S9l 1931-32 •.. 148,873 19,440 419 417 4,417 3,032 49,297 14,410 1932-33 143,521 42,179 640 640 5,469 3,999 57,989 11,256 685 1933-34 188,770 20,535 686 4,102 2,718 54,953 12,090 1934-35 154,474 49,599 •. 5'36 536 4,313- 2,831 56,884 11,382 1935-36 189,905 37,942 423 423 5,874 4,030 55,104 10,665 Total for 1931-36 825,543 169,695 2,704 2,701 24,175 16,61.0 274,227 59,803 Quinquennial averagc-1931-36 165,108 33,939 541 540 4,835 3,322 54,845 14J1J 376 373 4,838 3,261 1936-37 199,083 44,769 52,146 10,309 125,077 77 364 225 225 5,583 4,657 1937-38 1 46,110 14,858 64,378 297 297 4,883 3,545'_ 1938-39 87,154 48,109 16,699 168,177 59,299 454 453 5,641 4,287 1939-40 54,229 21,630 , 121,758 65,215 386 386 5,459 4,389 1940-41 55,053 24,958 701,249. 311,025 1,738 1,734 26,40~ 20,139 Total for 1936-41 • 255,647 88,454 Quinquennial average-J936-41 140,250 62,205 348 347 5,281 4,028 51,129 17,691 78,657 56;441 283 283 7,60) 1941-42 7,226 49,950 24,352 160,008 59,490 283 28-3 5,379 3,898 1942-43 58,353 25,183 156,764 52,092 6~5 603 4,739 3,879 1943-44 60,862 24,399 156.811 45,365 979 977 5,008 4,115 1944-45 60,623 22, 100 1945-46 150,997 60,686 864 864 5,137 3,908 62,517 25,623 Total for 1941-46 703,231 274,074 3,014 3,010 27,872 23,026 292,805 122,657 Quinquennial average-1941--46 140,648 54,815 603 602 5,574 4,605 58,561 24,531 194~7 145,61) 57,332 668 666 4,550 3,551 57:406 22,492 194748 163,847 35,203 1,180 1,175 5,790 4,257 64,749 20,362 1948-49 227,810 44,392 778 772 5,892 4,032 67,737 17,806 179,016 33,690 1,056 1,049 5,473 4,148 68,989 17,610 1949-50 1 1950'-51 163,682· 47,017 1,367 1,361 5,439 3,625 68,659 20,637 Total for 194~51 879,9f8 217,639 5,049 5,023 27,14<1 19,613 327,540 98,907 Quinquennial average-1946-51 175,993 43,528 1,010 1,005 5,429 3,923 6;,5. 19,781 165 statistics-( contd. ) Area-(contd.) Other Total food crops Linseed Til Rapeseed Groundnut oil seeds Tot~l Irrigated. Total Total Total Irrigated Total Irrigate"! Total ------,--- 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 606,\61 147,395 574 11,652 200 12 591,293 171,159 2 548 11,408 254 9 685,514 246,847 695 106,064 905 472,940 243,844 10 543 4,880 439 24,481'3" 537,569 220,145 385 17,097 707 33,953 2,893,477 1,029,390 13 2,745 151,101 2,505 58,4~6 578,695 205,878 3 549 30,220 501 11,693 591,594 162,512 290 26,347 119 20 577,056 198,511 770 33,001 1,031' 43 622,860 154,954 3 338 15,863 64 19 ... 535,413 192,068 415 27,077 133 179 591,915 159,499 349 28,307 243 97 2,918,838 867,544 4 2,162 130,595 1,590 363 583,768 173,509 432 26,119 318 73 600,514 172,625 534 18,538 423 39 55'3,043 291,510 660 23,242 644 42 525,786 281,981 402- 29,879 B56 36 658,450 267,362 512 24,214 1,172 22 15 10 612,378 298,702 4 222 36,672 700 10 8 11 2,950,171 1,312,180 7 2,330 132,545 3,"195 138 590,034 262,436 466 26,509 759 28 533,850 304,538 J 12 52,096 1,094 14 700,481 264,583 324 29,973 705 74 664,232 253,263 291 24,502 531 6 4 14 659,629 242,560 350 31,280 656 34 13 7 698,873 281,442 758 30,314 1,075 19 3 13 3,257,065 1,346,386 l' 1,835 168,165 4,061 61 21 122 651,413 269,277 367 33,633 812 12 4 24 671,914 274,826 1,465 35,581 632 28 3 33 694,675 191,003 2,082 42,863 362 18 4 34 750,705 200,338 1,595 22,722 346 15 26 714,031 215,492 799 21,854 244 10 :21 710,962 245,621 1,717 44,273 1,487 53 3 17 3,542,287 1,127,280 7,658 167,293 3;071 124 10 I31 7()8,458 225,456 1,532 33,459 614 25 2 26 oTdhe tot~l ir~'igated !ood ~ro'pS area sh~~n in column no. 28 will not correspond with the total of irrigated areas shown for ind'yi- d ua. I f 00 crop, owmg to tne omISSion of the IfClgated areas of certain crops. 1 166 Agricultural III-Cropped Sugarcane CottoR Hemp Jute Year Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Irrigated 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 3,916 119,099 1,472 1902-03 2,135 131,862 1,319 1903-04 2,994 83,820 1,213 1904-05 f,245 146,981 1,263 1905-06 870 147,007 634 " Total for 1901-06 12,160 628,769 5,901 Quinquennial average-I90I-06 2,432 125,754 1,180 1906-07 2,196 2,193 154,642 87,353 1,300 1907-08 7,490 7,489 162,104 102,589 1,677 1'lO8-O9 8,927 8,926 133,904 60,037 1,383 1909-10 4,677 4,559 13~,586 50,274 1,543 4,471 4,464 108,992 48,320 944 1910-11 27,761 27,630 69f,128 348,573 Total for 1906-11 6,747 Quinquennial average-I906-11 5,552 5,526 138,826 69,715 1,349 6,145 5,98] 70,933 ~5,695 227 1911-12 " 9,658 9,658 101,668 47,483 1912-13 1,464 3,682 3,681 140,139 87,539 1913-14 1,227 1,035 1,033 145,342 78,271 1,377 1914-15 4,607 4,605 89,255 48,182 1,660 1915-16 Totaifor 1911-16 25,127 24,964 547,337 317,170 5,9H Quinquennial average-19 11-16 5,025 4,993 109,467- 63,434 1,191 5,251 5,23Q 130,069 65,917 1916-17 1,919 10,901 131,688 67,709 1917-18 10,952 1,523 10,897 55,391 1918-19 12,771 44,151 42~ 12,4760 110,808 78,500 1919-20 12,507 1,149 8,914 100,357 1920-21 8,984 59,231 1,917 Total for 1916-21 50,465 48,438 5~8,313 315,508 6,937 Quinquennial'a~erage-1916-21 JO,093 9,688 105,663 63,102 1,;81 7,711 66,Oj3 40,214 1921-22 7,711 1,676 5"1,552 1922-23 8,273 8,273 • 42,238 1,240 1923-24 10,035 10,034 57,355 41,619 1,348 1924-25 5,487 5,425 74,593 44,511 1,511 1925-26 5,380 5,291 63,561 28,719 1,330 _ Total for 1921-;26 36,906 36,734 319,114 197,301 7,105 cuinquennial average,/1921-26 7,::81 7,347., 63,823 39,460 1,421 IG7 Statistics-( contd. ) Area-(contd.) Indigo Opium Tobacco Fodder crops Other non-food crops Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres i,719 1,133 37,703 558 1,320 39,536 2,111 605 684 50,758 3,0049 606 1,830 36,480 1,191 691 2,129 39,919 205 1,328 8,275 7,096 204,396 3,788 1,655 1,419 40,879 758 1,974 1,967 48,779 1,090 1,031 3,563 1,431 410 748 748 43,855 4,038 781 733 954 549 1,186 1,178 30,987 2,204 449 415 721 263 758 1,821 1,819 45,826 1,871 865 39( 282 467 1,774 1,772 50,545 3,208· 534 1,455 335 3,404 7,503 7,484 219,992 14,884 3,719 4,958 1,839 681 1,501 1,497 43,998 2,977 744 992 368 751 1,930 1,925 45,001 10,595 770 955 433 1,510 1,982 1,977 37,872 3,757 1,553 883 422 810 629 629 43,790 5,972 870 614 606 568 2,263 2,257 50,350 8,711 603 850 648 3,358 1,266 1,265 52,207 6,713 3,475 1,042 954 8,1)70 8,053 229,220 7,271 . 6,997 35,748 4,344 3,063 1,614 1,611 45,814 1,454 1,399 7,150 869 613 2,143 2,133 44,696 7,507 7,057 6,925 1,467 975 1,559 1,509 44,870 5;S39 5,470 4,613 1,134 677 1,265 [,265 54,896 '85 939 9,957 896 879 2,157 2,133 45,530 1,922 1,817 9,650 ~9D 739 1,782 1,682 1,196 1,195 44,197 3,886 693 599 8,320 8,235 234,189 35,031 18,035 16,965 5,180 3,86~ 3,607 3,393 1,664 1,647 .46,838 7,006 1,036 774 2,745 2,669 1,678 1,666 43,383 3,548 903 491 1,900 1,854 1,895 1,881 45,844 4,292 789 484 846 808 1,383 1,358 50,142 4,588 1,074 696 156 146 1,024 1,010 52,495 4,436 1,421 605 278 250 1,739 1,736 52,000 2,685 77I 669 5,925 5,727 7,719 7,651 243,864 19,549 4,958 2,945 \ ,18; 1,145 1,544 1,530 48,773 3.910 991 589 168 Agricultural DI-Cropped Sugarcanll Cotto. Hemp Jut, Year Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Total Irri,at,d 36 37 38 39 40 41 -+2 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-21 6,218 6,217 75,971 54,397 1,627 1927-28 9,704 9,384 53,081 37,552 1,667 1928-29 6,644 6,635 63,450 57,377 787 1929-30 2,791 2,790 84,798 75,077 1,032 1930-31 9,625 I 9,624 91,255 82,354 1,012 Total for 1926-31 34,982 34,650 368,555 307,257 6,125 Quinquennial averalle--I926-31 6,996 6,930 73,711 61,451 1,225 1931-32 15,2[0 15,208 86,474 74,250 1,648 1932-33 18,992 18,953 44,508 35,11 8 1,191 1933-34 13,342 13,320 92,259 73,812 921 1934-35 15,615 15,411 68,820 38,376 1,075 1935-36 20,708 20,518 51,724 .' 42,703 1,052 Total for 1931-36 83,867 83,410 343,785 264,289 5,887 QUinquennial average-1931-36 16,773 16,682 68,757 52,858 1,178 1936-37 27,247 26,646 54,443 42,987 1,507 1937-38 21,613 21,23a~' 55,015 49,545 1,059 1938-39 8,892 8,846 71,340 62,755 1,244 1939-40 9,057 9,029 65,542 59,653 1,743 1940-41 16,975 16,866 53,093 50,582 2,258 Total fox 1936"':'41 IB,584 82,675 299,433 265,522 7,Sll Quinquennial averalle-1936'-41 16,717 lU,S35 59,887 53,104 1,562 1941-42 9,766 9,706 56,674 54,571 1,020 1942-43 10,543 10,532 50,302 47,564 2,283 1943-44 18,378 18,314 53,487 49,106 1,765 11 5 1944-45 23,614 23,228 23,124 21,182 1,053 • 18 4 1945-46 18,081 18,009 16,141 15,591 1,607 37 4 Total for 1941-46 80,382 79,789 199,728 188,014 7,728 Quinquennial averalle-19"i1-46" 16,076 J5,958 39,946 37,603 1,546 1946:7 21,352 21,172 16,112 15,179 1,965 15 1947-48 29,143 28,985 12,292 11,846 1,839 10 1948-49 29,364 28,805 10,480 9,960 1,837 34 5 1949-50 27,046 26,830 12,993 12,~37 1,069 46 11 1950-51 36,IOj 35,714 11,012 10,796 2,173 22 'fotal for 1946-5J 143,010 14I,S05 62,889 60,618 8,883 127 18 Quinquennial average-I 946-51 28,602 28,301 12,578 12,124 1,777 25 4 Statistics-( contd.) Area-Jeontd.) Indigo Opium Tobacco fodder ctopS Other non-food crops • Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total lrrigated Total lrrigated ------43 14 15 46 47 49 50 51 52 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 952 906 1,753 1,749 59,686 7,878 983 633 313 302 985 981 65,216 6,022 803 668 126 122 768 761 63,343 15,800 1,955 1,564 10 38 1,909 1,908 68,327 13,834 1,693 1,454 1,10B 13 12 1,382 1,379 58,301 11,267 1,220 1,444 1,380 6,797 6,778 314,873 54,801 6,654 5,427 1,(85 289 276 1,359 1,356 62,975 10,960 1,331 20 20 738 7;7 53,145 8,,546 1,344 1,01 i 38 37 1,791 1,789 63,889 6,474 1,302 1,037 22 19 J,161 1,149 64,345 12,2LL 936 625 1,169 13 13 2,367 2,359 63,333 3,235 1,336 1,417 24 21 1,523 1,481 7i,098 10,691 1,649 117 110 7,580 7,515 315,810 41,157 6,567 5,259 1;052 23 22 1,516 1,503 63,162 8,231 1,313 979 974 71,215 12,216 1,040 776 3 1,619 1,645 70,323 14,936 1,303 1,244 3 3 1:784 1,7B2 76,090 17,952 1,455 J ,330 1,991 1,985 69,967 19,210 2,033 1,826 2 2 971 967 75,060 18,014 1,760 1,650 8 6 7,374 7,353 362,655 82,328 7,591 6,826 2 1,4:5 1,471 72,531 16,466 1,518 1,365 1,548 1,548 79,061 38,868 2,260 2,209 3 1,9S0 .. 1,972 72,780 33,997 2,236 1,817 7 l39 734 60,840 15,783 ;'1,753 4,532 3 1,4)9 1,496 82,161 23,0:11 5,695 4,631 8 6 654 653 89,826 31,128 1,9i2 1,440 21 12 6,420 6,403 384,668 142,867 16,916 14,629 4 2 1,284 1,281 76,934 28,573 3,383 2,926 5 1,095 1,094 93,165 27,230 J,469 1,219 'I 4 616 614 87,'527 26',666 1,712 ___1,1~ 668 665 71,333 21,835 1,136 751 955 952 73,686 27,772 1,225 879 698 696 75,965 28,891 1,470 791 9 4,032 4,021 401,676 132,394 7,012 4,793 2 806 804 80,335 26,479 1,402 ,s, "------~-- Total non-food crops Kharif Rabi Year Total Irriga&edo Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 53 54 55 56 57 58 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901-02 174,558 461,785 301,209 1902·03 189,2~7 '473,421 312,915 1903-04 158,159 437,335 369,504 1904-05 215,686 445,992 368,095 1905-06 206,988 402,006 315,074 Total for 1901-06· 944,618 2,220,539 1,666,7,97 - Quinquenial averagc-19DI-06 188,924. 444,108 333,359 1906-07 217,375 %,699 483,087 108,975 307,915 170,238 1907-08 222,151 116,614 464,185 150,812 205,044 196,643 1908-09 186,693 73,199 411,720 80,711 367,013 140,430 190'110 201,9213 59,6~9 439,324 69,028 306,518 163,569 1910-11 175,214 58,679 380,904 70,086 356,456 122,914 Total for 1906-11 1,003,361 404,890 ~, 179,220 479,612 1,542,946 793,794 Quinque.mial average-I 906-1 1 200,672 81),918 .' 435,81'1 95,922 308,589 158,759 191H2 156,035 75,5137 259,428 93,371 485,094 137,242 1912-13 161,922 65,076 402,014 73,195 323,089 I 64,M2 1913-14 194,305 99,969 380,479 125,927 202,901 )~ 1914-15 211,287 91,924 434,576 106,931 350,038 183,165 1915-16 165,923 63,714 404,357 95,987 279,788 228,273 Total for 1911-16 869,472 398,330 1,880,854 495,411 1,640,910 906,179 Quinquennial average-1911-16 177,894 79,666 376,171 99,082 328,[82 18[,236- 1916-17 201,531 ea,686 469,129 110,597 362,150 181,815 1917-18 2013,641 91,154 432,556 107,1374 413,152 156,45 L 1918-19 127,55;) 6B,556 355,'511 90,298 169,283 167,999 1919-20 185,155 05,598 443,707 125,761 321,832 146,205 , 1920-2[ 171,107 75,907 4J3,4)4 90,867 209,981 ~170,082 Total for 1916-21 893,993 129,901 2;104,307 525,397 1,536,398 822,552 Quinquennial average-I 916-2[ 178,799 8;,980 420,861 105,079 307,280 164,5[1 1921'.22 [35,453 56,534 3j9,013 65,8134 328,098 159,857 . 1922-23 127,255 59,197 391,806 68,965 352,722 155,481 1923-24 140,071 59,'2.77 379,316 67,462 389,292 126,268 . 1924-25 148,896 56,309 372,371 63,422 409,291 114,510 1925-26 [41,494 39,725 344,88.0 44,294 303,[58 191,535 Total for 1921-26 (i93,171 271,~2 ~ 1,887,386 310,027 1,782,561 747,651 Quinquennial averege-1921-26 138,634 54,208 377,477 62,005 356,512 1411,530 , d' 'd()Tte total irrigated non-food crops area shown in column no, 54 will not correspond with -the tow[ of irrigated areas shown for ill IVl ua non-food crops owing to the omission of the irrigated areas of certain crops. \ 171 statistics-( contd. ) A.Ju-(contd.) Zaid Total :-let area cropped during Area cropped more thaa ___ the year once Total Irrigated Tqtal Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 Acres Acres A.cre~ Acres Acn:, A<.res Acres Acres 1,614 764,608 264,245 713,855 264,245 50,753 2,007 788,343 225,628 738,606 225,628 49,737 1,233 808,072 249,198 732,980 249,198 75,092 4,402 818,489 210,930 733,208 210,930 85,281 5,723 722,803 300,200 623,955 300,200 98,848 14,979 3,902,315 1,250,201 3,542,604 1,250,201 359,711 2,996 780,463 250,040 708,521 250,040 71,942 3,010 2,721 794,012 281,934 730,626 262,711 63,386 19,223 2,4B9 2,312 671,718 349,767 606,190 310,834 6',528 38,933 2,015 1,728 780,748 222,869 683,863 204,414 96,885 18,455 1,759 1,591 747,601 234,188 690,73: 216,110 56,864 18,078 I,B49 1,677 739,209 194,677 666,864 187,254 72,345 7,423 11,\22 10,029 3,733,288 1,2B3,435 3,378,28!l 1,181,323 355,008 102,112 2,225 2,006 746,658 256,687 675,656 236,265 71,002 20,422 1,713 1,'>72 746,235 232,185 647,993 218,832 98,242 13,353 2,070 1,855 727,173 239,892 677,425 228,314 49,748 11,578 1,532 1,402 584,912 319,986 527,133 286,204 57,779 33,782 3,127 2,849 787,741 29~,945 701,981 275,385 85,760 17,560 2,379 2,125 686,524 326,38; 6:3,417 294,611 73,107 31,774 10,821 9,803 3,532,585 1,411,393 3,167,949 1,303,346 364,636 108,047 2,164 1,961 706,517 282,279 633,590 260,669 72,927 21,610 2,977 2,651 834,256 295,063 724,244 266,876 110,012 28,187 1,678 1,326 907,385 265,651 718,321 243,762 189,063 21,889 2,314 2,095 527,108 260,392 465,062 229,304 62,046 31,088 2,137 1,941 767,676 273,907 706,258 250,615 61,418 23,292 2,094 1,896 615,479 262,845 573,041 243,119 42,438 17,726 11,200 9,909 1,357,858 3,185,926 1,235,676 464,979 122,182 2,240 1,982 730,381 27J,572 637,385 247,135 92,996 24,437 2,094 1,891 729,205 227,632 679,285 216,4:)2 4j,920 11,230 1,826 1,675 746,35-1 226,121 705,725 2: 7,444 40,62~ 8,677 1,411 I, no 770,099 195,060 702,B79 1813,661 67,220 6,399 1,4011 1,275 783,070 179,207 173,7134 87,124 5,42.> ~,Ci5 1,9» 650,093 237,762 599,D06 226,26) 51,087 11,493 8,814 8, 10~ 3,618,811 1,065,782 3,38Z,811 1,022,560 295,980 43,222 1,775 1621 735,764 213 156 676,5()8 2<'4, S I} 59,196 8,644 172 AGILICULTURAL IIr...... Cropped Total non-food crops _Kharif Rabi Year Total Total Irrigated Total irrigated ~ 53 54 55 56 57 58 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 159,4211 72,727 361,377 79,916 402,016 138,101 1927-28 143,736 55,377 357,217 63,373 375,872 161,419 83,547') 192B-29 243,837 345,755 119,434 581,95B 209,453 1929-30 190,511 96,02~ 421,582 132,234 238,095 204,021 1930-31 214,243 106,904 418,606 139,320 331,255 185,887 Total for 1926-31 ,51,755 414,584 1,904,537 534,277 1,929,196 898,881 I Quinquennial average-1926-31 190,351 82,917 380,907 106,856 385,839 179,776 1931-32 IB5,236 100,223 410,685 120,658 364,700 140,730 1932·33 165,530 64,562 376,930 76,480 363,073 184,267 \933-34 189,209 101,291 404,148 119,229 406,348 135,627 1934·35 180,231 6D,763 373,357 64,271 339,187 185,716 1935-36 176,531 77,167 376,494 86,227 389,785 148,485 Total for 1931-'-36 896,737 - 404,006 ~,941,614 466,865 1,863,093 794,825 /' Quinquennial average-1931-36 179,347 80,801 388,323'· 93,373 372,618 158,965 1936-37 175,343 84,159 377,366 93,712 396,602 161,358 1937-38 174,909 89,46B 360,639 107,988 364,899· 270,719 1938-39 191,126 9\745 38.5,443 108,788 228, i81 264,440 mHO 175,012 93,412 39;,827 112,378 434,747 245,468 1940·41 187,038 81,136 402,747 105,861 395,077 280,516 Total for 1936-41 903,508 449,720 1,5122,022 " 528,727 1,920,106 1,222,501 Quinquennial average-l 936--41 180,702 38l,40; 10:;,746 384,021 244,500 1941-42 202,552 108,588 379,644 139,178 353,836 271,106 ~ 443,444 1942·43 170,499 97,087 121,194 424,826 237,913 411,200 ' 1943·44 164,793 89,352 114,465 415,934 22t,398 1944·45 168,839 74,559 401,919 96,299 424,370 218,792 1945·46 159,430 68,184 410,741 81,818 445,572 266,013 Total fJr 1941-46 866,113 437,770 2,046,948 552,954 2,064,538 1,220,222 Quinquennial average-1941-46 173,223 87,55i 409,390 110,591 412,908 244,044 409,200 77,660 433,126 262,288 1946-47 172,285 66,84: 412,712 77,791 457,806 181,012 1947·48 j)8,141 69,858 400,S83 68,234 4116,5B2 192,536 1948-49 139,2iO 62,507 ..i' 375,67 I 75,178 475,440 207,742 1949-50 139,704 69,630 IA',50.s 7tl,606 4J6,i94 82,058 475,442 240,338 1950-51 , 380,921 2,328,396 1,083,916 Total for 1946-51 341,~O 2,005,3(J0 216,783 Quinq uenni al average-1946-51 160,569 69,490 401,072 76,184 465,679 oThe total irr-igated non·food crops area s'11wn in cJiumn 01. 54 will not correspond with the total of irrigated areas shown fOI in dividual non-feJoct croBs owning to the om:s.ion of the irrigated area~ of certain crops. 173 statistics-( contd.) Area--(c'1ntd) Total Net area cropped during Area:cropped more than Zaid ~ __~the year ___ _ _ once Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total Irrigated Total 61 62 63 64 65 66 59 60 Acres Acres Acres Acres. Acres Acres Acres Acres 684,852 206,569 2,196 2,105 765,589 220,122 80,737 13,553 660,395 212,406 1,940 1,744 735,029 226,536 54,634 14,130 659,581 284,052 269,770 1,638 1,507 929,351 330,394 46,342 578,865 2112,236 84,586 3,774 3,618 663,451 339,873 57,637 327,049 664,579 274,698 IH,233 1,951 I,M2 751,812 52,351 1,443,974 3,268,2?2 1,259,961 576,960 11,499 10,816 3,845,232 184,013 653,6;4 251,992 2,300 2,163 769,046 288,795 115,392 36,103 685,780 242,701 1,445 1,347 716,830 262,735 91,050 20,034 263,073 684,794 243,830 57,792 2,5~3 2,326 742,586 19,243 688,913 235,368 123,15. 1,573 1,389 812,069 256,245 20,877 252,831 640,459 231,095 75,1135 21,736 3,100 2,844 715,644 236,666 663,917 210,201 104,529 26,465 2,167 1,954 768,446 3,363,863 1,163,1115 451,712 10,868 9,860 3,815,575 1,271,550 108,35; 672,773 232,639 2,174 1,972 763,115 254,310 90,342 21,671 1,889 1,714 775,857 256,784 671 ,676 227,344 104,181 29,440 321,764 2,414 2,271 727,952 380,978 620,318 107,634 59,214 2,688 ~,498 716,912 375,726 621,453 319,951 95,459 55,775 2,968 2,7211 833,542 360,574 696,a15 305,268 136,727 55,306 1,592 1,461 799,416 387,8J8 692,570 333,510 106,846 54,3211 11,551 10,6'72 3,853,679 1,761,900 3,302,832 1,507,837 S50,847 254,063 2,310 2,134 770,736 352,380 660,567 301,567 110,169 50,813 2,922 2,842 736,402 413,126 638,992. 346,332 97,410 66,79'" 2,710 2,563 870,S80 , 361,670 727,564 298,89B 143,416 62,772 1,891 1,752 829,025 342,615 724,522 289,287 104,503 53,328 2,179 2,028 828,468 317,119 728,923 273,705 99,545 43,414 1,990 1,795 8j8,303 349,626 739,483 302,810 118,820 46,816 11,692 10,980 4,123,17. 1,784,156 3,559,484 1,511,032 563,694 273·,124 2,338 2,196 824,636 356,831 7il,897 302,206 112:739 54,625' 1,873 1,727 844,199 341,675 728,133 302,544 116,066 39,131 2,29B 2,055 872,816 260,861 741,814 234,500 131,002 26,361 2,350 2,075 889,915 '262,8~5 743,5411 237,392 146,367 25,453 2,624 2,202 853,735 285,122 750,628 259,922 103,107, 25,200 2,231 1,831 881,467 324,227 767,468 295,960 116,999 28,267 11,376 9,893 4,345,132 1,474,730 3,731,591 1,330,318 613,541 144,412 2,275 1,979 869,026 294,946 746,318 266,064 • 122;708 28,882 ~------174 Agricultural Ieri,atld I1"rigatcd -----~!!s Government Private ___ Year canals canals Reservoirs Tube Other Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1901·02 108,155 56 155,788 1902·03 108,376 32 117,018 1903·04 lZS,435 <41 120,574 1904·05 125(373 60 85,361 1905·06 196,006 53 103,757 Total for 1901-06 666,345 242 582,498 Quinquennial average-I901-06 133,269 41 116,500 1906-07 176,347 85,966 1907·0S 201,887 108,137 1905.()9 134,920 69,079 1909·10 12S,229 1$1,596 1910·11 102,816 M,146 Total fur 1906-11 744,199 434,924 Quinquennial averaGC-I906-11 l4S,S46 ~~ .. 1911·12 127,386 91,006 ., ..... - ... 1912·13 141,355 86,655 1913·14 177,143 108,418 1914·15 186,945 88,018 1915-16 187,935 105,792 Total far 1911-16 820,764 479,889 Quinquennial average-I 91 1-16 164,153 95,978; 1916-17 183,71'15 82,i02 1917-l!1 162,569· 79,662 1918·19 159,889 69,001 1919-20 183,172 67,164 1920·21 161,247 83,550 Total for 1916-21 850,662 382,079 Quinquennial average-I 916-21 170,132 76,416 1921·22 139,466 76,708 1922-23 139,796 77,346 1923-24 114,274 74,032 1924-25 104,415 69,149 1925·26 141,557 84,399 Total[ar 1921-26 639,508 381,634 Quinquennial averaae-192l'-26 127,901 '76,321 175 Statistics~( contd.) Area-(contd.) ar~ Number of wells by- Masonry Non-masonry New masonry • wells built during the Numbor Other Actually Actually year included of sources Total used Available used Available in column II reservoirs s 9 to Ii 12 13 ------14 15 Acres . Acres 246 264,245 7,109 31,259 59 225,628 7,064 202 30,188 46 2 148 249,198 7,066 30,150 71 210,9,lO 6,273 27,837 136 III 2 384 300,200 6,230 26,775 101 2 1,116 1,250,201 33,742 146,209 388 II 223 250,0010 6,748 29,242 78 2 398 262,711 3,222 6,221 15,058 26,155 131 810 310,834 3,585 6,262 18,344 26,867 82 415 204,414 2,941 6,283 12,240 23,609 82 285 216,110 3,452 6,361 14,677 24,399 III 292 187,254 3,295 6,468 14,47p 24,043 141 2,200 1,181,323 16,495 31,598 74,7'5 125,073 547 440 236,265 3,299 6,320 14,'59 25,015 109 440 218,832 3,417 6,521 15,290 23,387 87 .. , 304 228,314 3,337 6,562. 13,894 22,779 90 643 286,2001 3,939 6,645 17,M3 24,419 114 422 275,315 3,644 6,733 15,678 25,056 120 8M 294,611 3,939 6,854 18,733 27,086 143 2,693 1,303,346 18,326 33,315 81,0138 12t;"127 554- 538 260,669 3,665 6,663 16,288 24,545 III 389 266,876 3,503 6,993 15,526 26,838 160 ...• 1,531 2013,762 3,282 7,050 14,596 25,831 lQ9 .. , 414 229,304 3,662 7,135 11,576 25,667 106 279 250,615 3,130 7,168 11,940 24,709 68 322 245,119 3,724 7,214 13,61.9 25,027 83 1,235,676 17,301 35,560 67,257 128,015 2,935 526 ... ,., 587 247,135 3,460 7"llZ 13,451 25,615 105 ... 228 216,402 3,505 7,271 13,100 23,213 104 ... 302 217,4:44 3,540 7,285 12,957 21,593 155 355 188,661 3,136 6,227 12,186 21,103 107 ... 220 173,784 3,150 7,261 11,276 20,876 93 313 226,269 3,721 7,345 12,M7 21,454 126 1,4111 1,022,560 11,052 35,38' 62.~ 108,239 588 284 204,512 3,0110 7,078 12,473 21.648 liS 176 Agricultural IV-Irrigated Irrigated Irrigated Wolls Government Year canals Private Reservoirs Tube Other Total canals 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres 1926-27 129,676 76,553 1927-28 131,956 80,169 1925-29 H35,250 98,390 1929-30 208,240 73,406- 218,156 1950-31 56.082 Total fo)r 1926-- 31 873,278 384,600 Quinquennial average -1926-31 174,656 76,920 184,435 57,9% 1931-32 175,')38 1932-33 67,950 173,262 61,730 1933-34 171,560 59,192 1934-35 150, 1:l3 59,658 )93~-36 854,918 306,466 Total for 1931-36 Quinquennial average-1931-36 170,984 61,2'3 166,872 60,126 1936-37 249,287 71,931 1937-38 250,030 -! 69,254 1?38-39 228,672 32 75,93B 75,970 1939-40 251,1179 36 81,133 81,169 1940-41 358,450 Total for 1936-41 1,146,740 71,690 Quinquennial average-1936-41 229,318 273,737 10 71,924 71,934 1941-42 239,029 6 )9,250 59,256 1942-43 231,428 57,596 57,596 1943-44 35 61,10, 61, '4-4 1944-45 212,246 +1- 238,169 64,177 64,221 1945·46 9S 314,056 314,15[ Total [or 1941-46 1,194,601 19 62,811 62,830 Quinquennial average· -1941-46 238,920 237,9,1) -44 64,054 64,098 1!146-47 184,636 -47 49,230 49,277 1947-411 46 46,924 "16,970 1948-49 11l9,992 210,644 23 48,696 43,719 1949-50 24' ,545 76 53,760 53,836 1950-'5: 236 262,664 262,900 Total for 1946--'i! 1,064,787 4.7 52,533 52,58) QuinqLlennial average- -1946--51 212,9;8 ------177 Siatistics-( caneld.) Area-(coneld.) Number of wells Masonry Non-Masonry New masonry wells built , during the Number Other Actually ActuallY year included of souICCS Total used Available used Available in column 11 reservoirs 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 Acres Acres 340 206,56' 3,320 7,410 12,106 21,147 93 281 212,406 3,606 7,514 12,634 21,086 141 412 284,052 4,061 7,623 15,008 21,52) 162 590 282,236 3,726 7,681 12,943 21,669 94 ~ 274,698 3,069 7,711 10,037 20,99! 65 2,183 1,259,961 17,782 37,939 62,728 106,421 555 416 251,992 3,556 7,588 12,'546 21,284 III 330 242,701 3,083 7,720 10,070 20,801 42 342 243,830 3,369 11,297 20,933 72 376 235,368 3,227 7,786 10,237 19,981 57 343 231,095 3,266 7,809 10,350 19,790 57 420 210,201 3,261 7,826 10,395 19,562 96 I,all 1,163,\'5 16,206 • 38,902 52,399 101,067 324 362 232,639 3,241 7,780 10,480 20,213 65 346 227,3+1 3,198 7,882 • 10,004 18,696 87 546 321,764 3,852 7,925 11,07S 18,642 107 667 319,951 3,813 7,990 11,165 IB,838 116 626 305,268 4,229 8,155 11,876 13,5S8 202 462 333,510 4,262 13,326 12,152 18,432 153 2,647 1,507,837 19,354 40,278 56,275 93,196 665 529 301,567 3,871 8,OS6 11,255 18,639 133 66l 346,332 4,528 8,563 1I,429 18,481 43 613 298,898 3,926 8,692 10,lM 17,766 167 271 289,281 3,560 8,723 9,795 1/,440 76 315 273,705 3,745 8,773 10,34) 17,471 96 302,810 3,866 8,831 10,356 17,160 96 2,280 1,511,032 1!J,625 43,587 52,113 88,318 478 4S6 302,206 3,1125 8,717 10,423 17,064 t6 476 302,544 3,949 8,952 10,312 17,121 139 587 234,500 3,4.32 8,942 9,370 16,760 12! 430 237,392 3,283 -9,027 8,086 16,251 109 559 259,922 3,592 9,116 7,613 15,062 ... 579 295,960 ·4,032 9,605 7,460 14,08S 36 '" 2,631 1,330,318 18,288 4S,642 .2,841 1!1,282 ... 526 266,064 3,658 ',128 8,568 15,856 89 178 Live-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-51 Number enumerated in 1!151 1944 1935 1930 1925 1920 Particilars Total RUL'a1 Urban Total Rur~l Urban Total Total Total ------_------2 3 5 6 7 10 II I ..... CATTLE _ T..Jtal 260,651 24.5, IJ I U,516 223,136 216,514 6,62Z 22!,80-l 188,037 257,232 206,604 Mala; 138,27' 133,238 5,041 118,247 116,207 2,040 111,137 Females 122,374 112,899 9,475 104,889 100,307 4,582 113,667 (A) Males (over 3 yeats) UJ6,9 (il Breeding bulls, i.e., Z13 177 36 243 233 10 515 entire males over 3 years kept or used for breedina purp05es only (ii) Working bullocks, 105,632 10J,063 2,569 90,532 89,984 548 80,853 i.e., bullocks and UDCas- trated males over 3 years kept for work only (iii) Bulls and bullocks 1,058 927 131 1,0&8 731 357 1,/95 over 3 years not in,use for breeding or work (other bulls) (B) Females (over 3 years) BO,661 74,615 6,046 66/49 .3,918 2,831 68,002 61,688 8/,924 63,016 (i) Breeding cows, i.e.; 80,467 74,432 6,035 66,610 63,784 2,826 65,521 cows over 3 years kept for bre~ding or milk pro- duction (a) In milk 34,225 32,206 2,019 37,8~ 35;026 1,834 (a) Dry 41,532 37,739 3,793 21,362 23,436 926 (c) Not calved 4,710 4,4117 223 4,322 66 (ii) Cows over 3 years 9 5 4 17 used for work only (iii) Other cows ovor 3 las 178 1" 7 III Z,475 years not in use for worlE or breedinll purposes (q Young Stock (3 years and under) ~Total 73,089 67,355 5,734 61,648 2,876 74,239 48,238 78,657 56,64Q Males 31,376 29,071 2,305 26,384 25,259 1,'125 28,574 ~ Femald5 41,7lJ 38,284 38,14Q' 36,389 1,751 45,665 (i) Under I year 2,021 32,580 Total 41,062 37,446 3,616 41,'91 39,170 M_O 15,188 Males 20,652 18,965 1,687 20,196 19,30~ .,;~ 19,E64 1,131 li,392 Females 20,410 18,481 1,929 20,995 (ii) I t'J 3 years 2,118 23,333 22,478 855 4',659 Total 32,027 29,909 fl18 6,'88, 5,953 ,235 13,386 Males 10,124 10,106 h li,'45 16,525 '20 28,27J Females 21,303 19,503 500 II-Bl,llFALOES !,225 194,503 191,494 3,009 208,335 141,672 199,882 132,791 TptaI 238,774 230,549 38,972 38{397 47,714 ~ ~i\les 47,491) 45,773 1,717 6,S08 155,531 .• 53,097 2,4l4 160,561, F~.(llales 191,284 184,776 14,971 14,122 149 15,184 8',582 - 10,962 iZ,55S (A) Males (over 3 years) 2Z,111 21,811 900 8 953 31 JZ3 115 Ii. Breeding bulls, i.~ ... , 110 139 entire male~ over 3 years kept or used for breedinc purp:lses only 179 Live-Stock. and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-5f-(contd.) Number bnumerated i~ 1951 19~~ 1935 1930 1925 1920 Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 4 Total Total Total Total -_ 2 3 9 [0 II (ii) Working bullocks, 22,147 21,401 746 U,402 14,305 97 13,725 i.t., I)ullocks and uncas trated males over 3 years kept for work only (iii) Bulls and bullocks 454 331 123 302 144 506 over 3 years not in use for breeding or work (other bulls) (B) Females (over 3 years) 127,141 f11,SI6 4,625 98,474 96,714 1,760 94,828 76,466 93,421 67,'117 (i) Breeding cows, i.e., 126,564 121,957 4,607 97,618 95,860 1,758 91,646 cows over 3 years kept for breeding or milk pro- duction (a) In milk 56,904 54,557 2,347 55,870 54,770 [,100 (II) Dry 62,909' 60,778 2,13[ 34,324 33,692 632 (e) Not calved 6,191 6,622 [29 7,424 7,39a 26 (ii) Cows over 3 years 424 415 9 604 used for work only (iii) Other cows over 3 153 144 9 252 250 2 3,/82 years not in use for work aT breeding purposes (C) Young Stock (3 years and under) Total .88,861 86,162 2,100 81,058 80,058 1,000 98,323 56,634 95,49') kt,320 .Males 24,719 23,902 817 24,001 23,675 326 32,590 Femalo!S 64,143 61,160 1,883 57,057 56,383 674 65,733 (i) Under I year Total 47,087 45,506 1,581 46,363 45,665 698 52,007 Males 17,090 16,527 563 18,791 18,511 21i0 22,973 Females 19,997 28,979 1,018 27,572 27,154 418 29,034 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 41,77S 40,656 1,119 34,695 34,393 302 46,316 . Males 1,619 7,375 254 5,ZlO 5,161 46 9,617 Females 34,146 33,281 865 29,485 29,229 256 36,699 lII-SllEEP 21,648 21,354 1,294 53,464 52,194 67,'57 62,1197 (i) Up tol year 4,698 4,471 227 11,939 n,797 142 (ii) 1 to 3 years T-otal 9,833 9,419 40,997 52M ~14 [ 41,52~ -Males 1,521 i,424 97 2,744 2,670 74 Female! 8,312 7,995 317 38,'181 38,327 454 . _ (iii) Over 3 years , Tot,,! 14,117 13,464 653 [ Males 871 840 31 .females lJ,J46 12,624 622 IV-GOMS 45,132 41,099 4,033 ",661 88,997 2,664 '5,183 79,901 92,972, 45,714 .(i) Up -to ~ year 9,035 8,451 584 31,780 30,845 935 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 14,689 13,222 1,467 59,8s1 58,152 1,729 Males 3,059 2,592 467 ",621 4,412 209 females 11,630 10,630 1,000 55,260 53,740 l,52Q ---~.~-.~------~ ------180 Live-stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-51--1contd.) Number enumerated in 1951 1944 1935 1930 1925 Particulars Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Total Tota1 Totlll 2 3 5 6 7 9 10 II (iii) Over 3 years Total 21,408 19,426 Males 1,206 1,036 1~::( Females 20,202 18,390 1,812~ V-HORSES AND PONIES... 9,700 8,860 840 7,822 7,263 559 12,264 11,158 12,66t· 11,079 (i) Up to 1 year 687 677 10 592 585 7 • (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 1,820 1,706 114 645 634 11 Males 793 '135. ~8 244 236 8 Females 1,021 9'11 56 401 398 3 (iii). Over 3 years Total 7,193 6,477 '116 6,585 6,044 542 Males 2,910 2,392 518 2,941 2,526 415 Females 4,28J 4,085 198 _3,644 3,518 126 VI-DONKEY~ 13,123 12,522 1,301 11,775 11,203 572 14,764 11,488 14,887 13,412 Ii) Up to I year 1,342 1,283 59 (ii) 1 to 3 years Total 2,594 2,334 260 Males 1,326 1,143 183 Females 1,268 1,191 77 -- -~ (iii) Over 3 years Total . 9,887 8,905 982 Males 4,574 3,869 705 Females 5,313 5,036 27'1 VII OTHERANIMALS 14,115 11,332 2,783 Il~OP5 10,102 993 1,6Jf 1,216 t61 'IS 48 570 10 (i) Mules 1,/)73 1,025 580 662 278 1'19 113 '1 9;71 (ii) C~m~ls 1,226 1,318 8 1,014 1,001 938 782 805 (iii) Pigs (1,8'6 ~,089 2,127 9,501 B,SZS 916 Vm-POULTRY 17,097 11,321 5,776 IS,472 lI,60l 3,871 (i) Fowls 16,?'l8 11,058 5,720 1$,321 11,492 3,829 J (0) Hens 5,081 ,3,589 1,492 5,471 3,781 1,690 (b) Cocks _ 2,581 1,1134 747 2,497 1,981 516 (e) Chickens 9,116 5,635 3,481 7,353 5,730 1,623 (ii) Ducks .119 263 56 151 109 42 (a) Ducks 134 106 28 .... 74 52 22 (IJ) Drak.es 71 17 51 39 12 (c) Ducklings 9'1 86 26 III 8 !x-PLOUGHS 61,638 60,292 1,34~ 50,393 50,720 173 47,197 44,166 4',220 45,903 (i) Desi (Wooden) 6/),S02 .f,Z53 49,956 49,783 113 46,814 (ii) Improved (Iron) 1,136 1,043 93 917 937 383 X-CARTS 17,930 17,,65 565 11,001 1,0,902 199 8,239 ',52' ."t7 1,226 181 Live-Stock and Agricultural Machinery and Implements, 1920-51-(concld.) 182 List of Primary Schools Number of Number of pupils on pupils on Serial January 1, Serial \ January I, no. Name of tho School 1951 no. Name of the School 1951 .2 3 2 J ---~- --~--- TEHSIL CHHATA Kosi Municipal Board ScheoIs District Board Scheols 89 Municipal School No.1 37 1 Ajhai 112 90 Municipal School No.2 3:; 2 Shair Garh 99 91 Municipal School No.3 -42 3 Bathain Kalan 89" 92 Municipal School No.4 3~- 4 Kamar IH 93 Municipal School No. 5 '11- 5 Bukhrari 56 6 Pagaon III TEHSIL MAT 7 Pailukhu 15 8 Dhagaoll 52· 9 Taroli 147 District Board Schodls 10 Nari ... 61 11 Chhata 208 1 Ayara Khera 14+- 12 Chomuhan 151 2 Nagla Swarupa -. .. 97 13 Nandgaon 113 3 Khapparpur 65- ''!_,> 14 Kamai 85,· 4 N. Alia 43 _ 15 Khayara 83" 5 Nibgaon 105 16 Ranwari 6'5 6 Lohvan 1(J60.,. 17 Sahar 66 7 Pavesara 116 18 15 Barsana 134 Hii:rnol '" .. 85 19 Gidoh 71 9 Pirusua 86 20 Sainawa 95- 10 Sihora 198 21 Dalota 71 [J Mant 139 22 Barchawali 111 12 Ku'dwara n 23 Sai 52 13 Sonai 199 24 Hathia 77 14 Udhar 55 25 Agaryala 64 15 Darvey 132- 26 Maharana 21 16 Nasithi 103 27 Phalain 89 17 Javra J37 28 Hulwana 30 18 Sikanderpur 103 29 Akbarpur 76 19 Karahari 120 30 Shazadpur 48 20 Surir 123 ,31 Ajnok ... 59 21 Raja Garhi 28 32 Azizpur -46 22 Parsoti Ki Garhi 54 33 Bathain Khurd 61 23 Bera 10+- 34 Baroll 41 24 Nohjhil 127 35 Barha 22 25 Hasanpur 93 36 Bhadawal 66 26 Chandpur Kalan ~ 37 Pali 25 27 Ram Uarhi 32- 38 Kharot 58 28 Pachahara 53 39 Dabhara 24 29 Bwi'mr ---- 147 40 Hathana 70 30 Aidalgarhi 7'J 41 Husaini 47 31 Barauth 93 42 Jao 74 32 Jarara 9+ 43 Kotban 54 33 Lohai 87 44 Ladpur 44 34 Bhalai 61 45 Nogaon 121 35 Khayara (Mant) 34- 46 Lalpur 60 36 Bbadanwara 65 47 Ranhera 86 37 ChoEra 65 48 Bharna Kalan 50 >8 Parsauli 86 49 Rithora 049 39 Tilka GaIhi 60 !iO Sancholi 94 40 lroli J unnardar- 4} 51 '[umora 30 4[ Dewana Kalan 104 52 Gangroli 15 I 42 Barona 116 53 Ainch 29 43 Suthariya 55 54 Barka 48 44 Raya 165 55 Barhana 40 45 Madem 82- 56 Dhansinga 27 46 Murseniya 64- 57 Bishambhara 26 47 Anoda 2s 58 Dhanota 56 48 Karab 208 59 Semari 64 49 Sonkha (Mant) 221 60 Hasanpur Nasla 29 50 Nagla Gaju 75 61 Guheta 61 51 Bhureka 3} 62 Garhi Bhima 22 52 Bhainsara 102 63 Kadona 65 53 N. Bansi 47 64 Karhala 57 54 Panigaon 71 65 Pingri 27 55 Pad!rari 103 66 Pisawa 43 56 Arrua 62 67 Shairnagar 25 57 Bil Alihabad ~ 68 Sanket 39 58 Kakrethia 6[ 69 Sankhi 19 59 Vyonhari 90 70 Sirthala 51 60 wahadin 85 71 Shahpur 50 61 Nayawas (Aira Khera) 36 72 Unchagaon 21 62 Parashar 45- 73 Ujbani 22 63 Chimla 52 74 Baibera 49 64 Kumha 64- 75 Undi 45 65 Nunera 81 76 Sihana 46 66 Daharua 42 77 SUwlla 87 67 lsapur 51 78 Ahuri 26 68 Gonga 63 79 Pasoli 43 69 Kakrari 52 80 Phrkt am 84 iO Khalwa 50 81 Dahroli 31 7t Nag~ I 26 82 Bharana Khurd 31 72 :curB)' 64 83 Chandori 26 73 Gainyama 25 Dhimri 22 74 Sardargarh 91 114 ]tbu1i 85 Jztwari .... 33 75 5~ 86 Nagriya 24 76 Bibawali 64. 87 Chhata Achhuto 25 77 Bhudassni 65 Chaubri 88 Dallt~lna 25 78 55 ~--~.- 183' List of Primary Schools-(contd.) Number ct Number of pupils on pupils on January I, Serial Jannary I, Serial no. Namo of the School 1951. no. Name of the School I95[ ------2 3 2 3 TEHSn. MAT-(eoIlCIJ.) 42 Tumora 44 43 Jonai 46 District Board Schools-{concld.) 44 Jai Singh Pura '17 45 Nalainpur 25 Dunaitiya 63 <46 Sunrakh 79 47 '5 80 Manina Balu 67 Dhorera 22 8[ Nagoda 63 -48 RampuI 77 82 Mubarikpur 29 49 Usphar 110 83 ThokSumera 50 50 Pilua Sadiqpur 85 84 Badauth 74 51 Unchagon 61 85 Vyonhai 49 52 Kosi Khurd 115 86 Chhahnti 77 53 Sersa 73 87 Kolahar 55 54 Bhainsa 57 88 Dadisira 31 55 Umri 91 89 Dedna 34 56 Bhudarsu 55 90 Kaneka 60 57 Dhangaon 92 Kolana 45 58 Mudesi 25 91 6[ 92 Lamtauri 59 Chhargaon 26 93 Nayawas (SuriI) 57 60 Balrai 54 94 Nawali 89 6[ Bhahai 89 95 Shall 124 62 Nagla Gyasi 41 96 Pal K:'hera 66 63 Dhana Sllamsabad ~O 97 Akbarpur 65 64 Koh 37 98 Samoli 49 65 Piproth 21 99 Abmadpur 55 66 Pingari ·40 100 Bagat Bhakrailiya 38 67 Shah Zadpur Pauri .?3 101 lnayatgarh 37 68 Bhadaya 43 102 Hardpur 48 69 Makhdum 27 103 lkhu 53 70 Jhandipur 53 104 Jatpura 47 71 Baburi 50 105 Jaiswan 71 72 Parkham 128 106 Managarhi 138 73 Malikpur ..!08 107 Madhuwaka 23" 74 Jhudahai 95 108 Ram Nagla M 75 Bhaderua ·46 109 Tehra 51 76 Beri 85 110 Amanullapur 53 77 Sanora 58 III Bhidauni • 48 78 Baroda Mashriqpur 83 112 Bhadanwara 33 79 Sarurpur 49 113 Jahangirpur 53 BO Dhanajivna 52 114 MitthoJi 63 81 Kirarai 57 115 Muhi Uddinpur 57 82 Dhana Khema 215 116 Sakatpur 54 83 Farah 197 117 Rampur 17 84 Raipura Jat 122 118 A,noth 38 85 Meghpur 28 119 Chandpur Khurd 51 !l6 Barari n 87 Govardhan 29) 'IEHSIL MATHURA 88 Radha Kund 146 89 Paintba 69 District Board Schools 90 Palson 118 91 Anyor .. 93 i Magona 189 92 Mahroli 64 2 Sonkh 190 93 Pali ·25 3 Bachhgaotl 138 94 Doseras '65 4 01 124 95 ParasJli ~ ... 40 Bhagosa "/ Nagla Abua 87 96 55 6 Son 82 97 Sihi 56 7 Nagla Bhuria 48 98 Kunjera 23 8 Fonder 68 99 Jatipura 62 '} Lohra 57 100 Basoti ·19 10 Singa 43 101 Neevgaon 30 11 Palt Dungra 72 102 Oanth)]i 67 12 Nagala Jangli 47 103 Mudsers 47 J3 Chokipura 53 104 Janu 42 14 Aurangabad 81 105 Sakary,a )8 15 Birlapllr 61 106 Mahroli ,.28 16 Arukhi 57 107 }l"dal 42 17 Narholi 58 18 Maholi 59 Vrindaban Municipal Board Schools 19 Bad 61 20 KOY1dt· 38 108 o andhi Adarsc 216 21 A~ing·· 159 109 Vir Shivali 170 22 Khall!ini 55 110 Govind 174 23 Mom·· 64 III Bankey Behari Lal l43 24 lunsu~t 34 112 Rishi Balmik {.6:/ 25 Satoha 70 " 113 00. Chhabeley Lal 1!4 26 hchoda 50 114 Netai Charan 163 27 Shanpur 58 115 Kastoorba 184 28 Hakimpur 43 116 Kam[a Nehru 106 29 Nallgaon '34 30 BOlapa 50 Mathura Municipal Board Schools 31 Bhuwanpura 51 32 Jkhangaon 55 117 Nal'ain Das No. I 237 13 Glmeshra 54 liS Nara;n Das No.2 218 3!! N. Sita 53 119 Kushak No.1 237 35 Madhuri Kund 23 120 Klishak No.2 189 ?i6 Bhagosa 31 121 Rishi Santan No. I 163 37 laint 135 122 Rishi Santan No.2 125 38 Ral 144 [23 Jantantra Smark No.1 188 39 Bati 78 124 lantantra Smark No. '.2 97 -40 Chharaura 68 125 Jawah: r 304 41 Bhadal 56 126 Chatta Bazar -_293 184 List of Primary Schools-( contd. ) Number of Number of pllpils on pupils on Serial January I,; Serial Januar, I, no. Name of tbe School 1951 no. Name of the Sclaool 1951 2 ------2 __j3 :1 TEHSIL MATHURA-(co~ldl ,'36 Dagsae •.. 25 37 Susayan 93 Mathura MuniGipal Board SchooIs-__:_(co_nc_ld__:,)__ _ 38 New Baldcv 161 39 Bandi 196 Jfl.7 Tilak Duar 271 40 Waraini 268 128 Seva Samati 241 41 N. Jamuni 106 129 Glllab Rai 180 42 Chhyoli 43 1006 130 Barhpura 164 Hatl;oli l'fl 131 Balmukand 122 44 lharotha 13I m Shri Gopal 180 45 Agani IQ} 133 Munoharpura 201 46 N. Shekha 60 134 Shri Krishna 144 47 Bhartiya 91 135 Ganesh 189 48 Baghaina 70 136 Shri Rangeshwar 220 4~ Tajpur 103 137 Dhauli Piau 231 50 Tilhoochhattlll 70 138 Keshavpura 10' 51 Pipromai 102 139 Bhalatpur Darwaza 85 52 Radoi 6! 140 Azad 197 53 Garhi Bera 5S ·141 Civil Lines 27 54 Mirhawali ., 142 Vir Janand (Aided) 320 55 Saroth m6 143 Mahavir Vaish (AIded) 123 56 Bhur-raka f3 144 Ral Barhai (Aided) 87 57 Naupura 3~ 145 Chaubey (Aided) 96 58 Karsora 70 JA6 Talim-ul-quran (Aided) 134 59 Baramai lIO 1'47 Jal1liat-ul-Quraish (Aided) 63 60 Mandor 22 148 Faiz-am-Sadar (Aided) 47 61 Jatoi 149 National Tutional (Recop~d) 80 62 Bisawar U.o9' 150 Kamla Nehru 255 63 Mai 11'4 151 Dashawatar 174 64 Kanjoli 17 152 Tulsi Chabutra 135 65 Heli "-4 153 Naya Nag!a 170 66 Gadumarl 121 154 Chitra Gupta 140 67 Taseengu 115 1~5 Behadpura 148 68 BUara 76 1,6 Sadar Bazar 121 69 Nasirpur '1 70 Sarai Dau. 60 TEHSiL SADABAD 71 Arotha I~ 72 Marhaka 155 District Board Schools 73 Khonda 12S 74 Parsora ... I Juguna 135 75 Arti , 2 Dagllenta 105 76 Bhuklara 65 3 Dhaoati ~ .7 ,X.ukH.(iaoa 104 4 Gudera I!I 78 Kokna 5 Vyonhair (Jugsana) 103 19 Makanpur 9'iO 6 Balti-Garhi M 80 !sonda 61 7 Birona 82 81 Dohai 71 ~ Gotha 60 82 Ughaina 51 9 Kiloni 94 83 BawaIi 45 10 Sista 69 84 Jalesar Roai 120 11 Dhanoli '45 85 Mahiara 105 12 Xajeauthi 139 M Lodhai 106 13 Kursanda 103 87 Sikhra : .. 87 i4 Rajnagar 77 !!~ Gutehra. 161 15 Govindpur 70 89 Karkoli 59 16 Gig!a 128 90 Tharora 87 17 A. Sadabad 91 91 Dhandau 114 18 Samadpur 100. 92 Tamsi ~ \9 Aidalpur 120 93 Sahpau 215 20 Mangeu 99 94 Rasgawan 85 21 Dhakrai ,~2, 95 BaroH- 134 22 Koopa 62 96 fatehpur 71 i3 Naugawan 215 97 Garhi Hulaai 11 24 Vedai J 20 98 Dolatpuf 25 Jaitai 54 99 Kathela g%5' 26 Bahadurpur Bhoop '6~ l.o~ Gukhroli 6S 27 Sadabad 1M 101 Patloni 231 23 Basdatta 62 102 Nera ,~ 29 HaS1tl1Pur Waru 100 103 Mandora 59 30 Salempur 212 104 Narholi Ghat JO )1 ~adabad (Islamia) 70 105 Akos ... 161 32 Rasidpur 65 106 Eh.mha 6' 33 N. Kali 43 107 Garh Soli ' ... 79 ,.. Jhagrar 51 108 Sel KOOr. ... ~ lI5 Jarall ~_... M.... _I 09 Tatrotha ... 4, ~I~<~------~------~