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Handbooii: of BASIC STATISIICS of MAHARASHTRA STATE M R HANDBOOIi: OF BASIC STATISIICS OF MAHARASHTRA STATE m r NIEPA DC I D10553 m m x a aacuMiMTATiON !4iCiosai lostibuift u i M — tiooat ?U»Qm| sb4 AdmiBimriliM. 17-8* Sri Aoir^kia^ Ifeif* fJ «w D t m - V M M P ^ [ o S S 3 ........ .............. 6 ir^rTi^ w n r, PF//A compliments from The Director o f Economics and Statistics Government ol‘ Maharashtra, Mumbai »T«»ctra \ 5 3=3tt^ 3t^, m ^ m 3n|. irf^ra ^ *«■ «TmT?rf3Rj anf^i s n l^ far^^t^5T ^<r«?ssr I ts w v R C n ^t m gfer^T n m 3n|. 3T?nn^ m%?^ %wn^T p(i|c?n?r 7 5 3 5 f ? r ! ^ fejfmjft ar^^TTift ^ ( t t 3?F5t m % ^ ^ ^ i^>sqrT x m ^ ^cT srNt 9 3rm1N^ tw TB a n ^ 3Tr| ^ v N a ^ i : 3T a n f ^ srni1r^sc?r ^ 3n% ^ g f ^ r mrK ?fri?flf x t ^ ^ wrct fw^m, ^ T irt% ^ ^ ^ 4 f»io5i%, a r r ^ ft 3n|. ■>f- « i^ gf^T^ ^T^rrnsJt^i ^tfv7 ?r?ff an?n 3H|. ^T. m. ?r»RTo3, 31^ ^ t1-c|J«li, I 17^. H^c 42^1a PREFACE This issue o f “ Handbook o f Basic Statistics o f Maharashttra for the year 1997 is the thirty-seventh in the series. The nmain object o f this booklet is to present up-to-date statistical (data on vaiious socio-economic aspects of State Economy iin a concise form. In attempting to give up-to-date informattion, provisional figures have been presented, in respect o f s<*ome items in this issue. 2. For comparison o f the socio-economic aspects o f ' the State with that of India, the relevant data for India have also been simultaneously depicted in the tables prior to the nmain tables. Data on trends o f some socio-economic seleected indicators are presented at the end o f this booklet. 3. The co-operation extended by different departmentss of the State Government, Central Government and autonomaous Organisations in bringing out this publication is grateffully acknowledged. 4. The booklet, it is hoped, will be useful as a reeady reference. B. M. N A G R A LE , Director o f Economics & Statisttics, M um bai. Mumbai : Dated 1-2-1999. HANDFOOK OF BASIC STATISTICS OF MAHARASHTRA STATE 1997 SR^farfwr/CONTENTS [Vol. XXXVII] SRTT^fTT Preface 5'^WfTH — Maharashtra State at a glance— (i) ^rnTT^ir . 1 General information. (U) . 2 Comparison with India. 1. §sn*TR Climate 1.1. [????■ w f%Frr^r ^'T^T^T, lO Maximum a«d minimum tornpwature sttPt ^rftR> TT^. rainy days and annual rainfall a selected centres. 2. «5T<^ 3np!I Area and Population 2.1. W f ^ JiHt firc^RR 12 Males, females and households in each district. 2.2. ^ .. 14 Rural and urban population in each district. 2.3. arrP^r 16 Area and density o f each district. SRcTT. 2.4. snrm (5r<I^Rt) 18 Percentage o f literacy in each district. 2.5. ‘TTg;fT ??r^'Tq‘ 20 Decadal variation in population since 1901. 2.6. 9rnctwr frnriY 21 Urban population by size-class o f towns 2.7. £Rft 22 Classification o f inhabited villages er«rf'<fiuT. according to population. 2.8. vsm 3rfa5p 28 Cities/Urban Agglomerations (UA» with population o f 1,00,0(K) or above 2.9. ^ 3RiTJTT=qT% sr ?T ^DTT=qf^ 31 Classification o f workers and noa- workers. 2.10. ^ ?r ^>riRfT SFPT 32 Classification o f persons not at 5T?nT work by type o f activity. 2.11. 3T ^ f^ 5TT^ 3Tifn 5rt ^ qHt 34 'Population o f scheduled castes and scheduled tribes 2.12. sjsnTTiT^ TTsqnfNj 3P?^rHt 36 Disabled population in Maharashtra #wr. State by type o f disability. Ism.! Subject Page 2.13. 5vt5fr?riarr 38 Population according to age gr^tmM. 2.14, wqfsmix 40 Population by religion. 2.15 ■Ro»'i ETlfqv ir^rf^cT 41 Annual estimates o f populatiom run to 2001. 2 1 6 fwm7TTT=*JTr f«l?rtcTiT?r faft- 42 Migrants by sex and rea»»oim for 5W. Migration. 2.17. fsifriWTn: 43 Migrants by sex and place of'' last nf7?T residence. 2.18. sjifir WSfT JitworrfI' ^ wn?lVw 47 Households and household poipuilation #5iTT. by languages mainly spok«}. 3. Agrieultur* 3.1. 5rffT^=iiT’tttt . 48 Land utilisation. 3.2. ajrfoT 49 Dlstrictwise break-up o f culturaibfea firea ?rnra! ? and cultivated area. 3.3. c w f^^i«T<AVw »tgr «nf>T c5rt% 51 Area and outturn o f principal cropos. 3.4. %?fT2rrc s r ^ ^ c?ri% 52 Area and outturn of principal croops in each district. 3.5. srn^ . 60 Index numbers o f production o f pririncipa) crops. 3.6. JTi5?f?nTnr, 3Tii>r fcqr^t 62 Progress under soil conservadonn and snr?^ land development. 3.7. gRTt% . 63 Distribution o f chemical fertiBswri*. 3.F. 64 Agricultural implements. 3.9. 65 Agriculturai pumps energised. 3.10. iffRT^ra^ o*piT ?rf5?r sHTTir ^rfrwv, 67 Number, area and average siaze of r?n% ^ Jf Hrrafr operational holdings in Malsaraashira. 3.11. T733T ^ qTS3rG'^ 68 Number of Irrigation projects aomppteted HWT. in State sector. 3.12. RtPtcT ftH’T W^rcrT ^ 69 Irrigation potential created anid : actual «?sr. irri^ted area. 3.13. S[ra;rr% r n ^ 70 Government hydro projects coiVTimis- sioned. 4. , Animal Husbandry 4.1. tf?TK?r . ..71 Livestock population. 4.2. .. .. 74 Livestock population in each dlis^i ict. ‘ Subject Page 4.3. ^TT%ft 76 Miscellaneous statistics relating to animal husbandry. 4.4. 5f |»S9no5T- 78 Collection and distribution of milk by TT#r « 7 ^ |OT% ?Tfr5PT ^ fWcR^. dairies in Goverament and Co­ operative sectors. 4.5. |»i5r«T q?mNt W 79 Milk products and milk chilling ccntre* 5. R^FTRmrsr Fisheries 5.1. sTfWRT^ 5TT%5Jt 80 Quantity o f fish brought for curing, mwiHt 3 n ^ , orRWWWr^ salt issued and iish removed. fjTSWl anfJT 5.2. Wi^s^HRi^hreNt ^oTJTTflcft 81 Miscellaneous statistics relating to fishCTies, 5.3. Ti«sr®TT SRTT^^fTir ^nTct 83 Varietywise marine fish production. 5.4. (^rr»rft4^5i) 85 Disposition o f fish catch (Marine and Inland). 6. ^ Forests 6.1. ^T«TFcr 86 Classification o f forest ar^. 6.2. ifBTarTfwift»rq^?tmPT 87 Production o f major and minor fewest product. 7. 3nP»r industry and Minify 7.1. ir^ SHTfinrThHrr 88 Distribution o f working factories accord enfkx«r. ing to working strength. 7.2. ^ v m R N t 89 Factories with average daily empioymeat ?RmT srtt yifhqt=TT 51^ nZT^pTR classified according to major groups o f industries. 7.1. afTfer ^M >^V iW TN t 91 Working factories and averag* daily ?TUTT. employment in each district. 7.4. TT5ZTRfW 93 Productive capital, output and value arff^ added by manufacture in Maharashtra State. 7.5 ^RRrttjlT^wCt 95 Average p«centage o f absentoeism in the cotton textile indiutry. 7.6. afly^fw . 96 Industrial disputes. 7.7. W R (fiRWT 97 Working o f cotton textile industry (mill sectsu). 7.8. «fjr; ^3^«Tn!5T . 98 Mineral production. 7.9. W TigH’ . 99 Industrial production. Paob 8. «ftTsr Electricity 8.1. pqrftRT emgr, anf^T lOO installed capacity, generattioDH and consumption o f electricity. 8.2. 5?^5T ^ #5eV 101 Towns and villages electrified. 9. OTTcT Joint Stock CampanietA 9.1. ^ 103 l<5umber o f joint stock compaioieies as oo ^iT«rr. 31 St March 1996. 10. Banks 10.1. anr^^irr ^ 105 Number o f places having bankoog^ offices :^wn. and number o f banking offic:es c in each district. 11. Co-operation 11. 1. ?i^r, ^?TT?f3rHt in e o f, 107 Societies, membership, workimgj < capital. arrfir advances and tumovw. 12. q f T ^ ^ ?aqi|S'»I Transport and Commmiaatidons 12.1 . , . 108 Road length. 12.2. 'T«wniR«TT T^c?rrt ^nrf-Kof 109 Road length according to types lof f surface 12.3. iT^TXT65 Tiw 7tp5 qrft^*Tfnrao5r^ iio Operational statistics o f Maihaarashtrt aVT^rignxt. State Road Transport Corpoiratition. an^RT^ aro^?5t JTtCTT aTT^% 111 Motor vehicles in operation. tt^TTns^er trfw ^ T ^ ^ 112 Transport and non-transport: vvehiclcs in Maharashtra State. 12.6. q-f^TTT 5qT5n=nfzrr afTf^ 113 Professional and noa-prrofef^ional driving licences. 12.7. 114 Railway route length. 12.8. TTTzrmt^ ^ JT 115 Number o f post offices aad telclcgraph ^ 5FTCrfsy^ JrNt offices in Maharashtr? States. 13. Shipping 13.1. j j j f «TT^r?I 3RTv$cZiT ?fwr ^ 1 1 6 Number and tonnage o f vessetls e entered in Mumbai Port. 13.2. ^Sff «RXPrs^ iTkiTT arTpT 117 Cargo handled at the docks andi biounders in Mumbai Port. 13.3. JT^nJs? n>r iwwiT iis Cargo (imports and exports) hau«adlcd at (arrtTRT ^ w . ‘ the selected minor ports o f ’ ^ Maha* rasbtra State. 13.4. TT^RpsE TT»ir*T^«ir itorrft 119 Passenger traffic at tlie minor ports of Maharashtra State. 14. SCfNTT Inland Trade 14.1. ^ TFJqtuft 120 Inland Trade o f Maharashtra. fn ^ a ? N R . 15. f?RR^ Education 15.1./ firsffqrRn srtrr^tr a r f ^ - 122 Institutions and enrolment by type of art%^nhfrrT education 1994-95. 15.1.1 ,, 125 „ 1995-96. 15.2. ^TefFnT JnsrffRT 3T ftrsfw 128 Primary and secondary education in each district. 15.3. HfRT<s? TfWdV^y Jirra^W ar?fRT#!T 130 Number o f Government and Non- srfinr^nrr ^strr ^ Government industrial traiaing insti­ Tftr!frqT#5qT iTjJT 5rr»TT.
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