STATISTICAL HAND BOOK OF ARUI^ACHAL PRADESH 1990

DISTRICT STATISTICAL OFFWMI B O M D I L A FOREWORD

The Statistical Hand-Book of West Kamenq District: 1990 is brought out by the District Statistical Cell, Bomdi1a.It aims to present a clear picture of the achievements made in various developmental activities in the District. Undou.r)todly it would serve as a very

11 s e f u ], guide to -; h.? D i s t r i. c t officials, plan­ ners and r e s e a r c ii scholars.

As the data published in the Statistical Hand-Book are very much needed by the planners and other agencies far various purposes, I request all the heads of departme­ nts to extend their co-operation towards pub- lication of such Hand-Book and ensure regular flow of correct information in time.

The effort made by the Dist­ rict Statistical Officer and his team of work-: ers in bringing out this Hand-Book is praise-- worthy.

(S. M.S. .,d?,RY) DEPUTY CdMMTSSTONER WEST KAMENG DISTRICT _ROMDILA^

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Statistics are numerical statements of

fact capable of analysis and interpretation.

The Statistical Hand-Book of West

Kameng : 1990 presents a crystal clear picture of vari­ ous developmental activities and Socio-economic aspects of the district. The booklet also incorporates some special tables on vital statistics, Govt, employees in

West K’ameng and sector'A'ise distribution of Net State

Domestic product of . The compilation of this issue has beon d :>ne in conformity with the sta­ te level publication.

I take, this Qpportunity to extend my thanks and gratitude to all the district heads of depa- rtmsits for their Co-operation in bringing out this pu­ blication. The bjrden of collection of data and its presentation in this shape after compilation was borne by Shri H.P. Das, F.I. I highly appreciate the work done by him.

Constructive suggestions for improve - ment of the standard and contents of the subseqaent is­ sues will be gladly a:cepted.

(S.B. BISWAS) DISTRICT STATISTICAL OFFICER, WEST DISTRICT/ . CONTENTS

Table No, PARTICULARS Page No

N(2.tional Map of West Kameng District Synopsis on West Kameng District 1 - 6

Highlights on important aspects of West Kameng 7 - 8 I - ADMINISTRATIVE SET-UP

I . 1 Administrative Set-up showing District/Sub Divisions and Circles as on 31.3.90

I . 2 Di. stance of Circle Head Quarters from District Head Quarter

II POPULATION (AS PER 1981 CENSUS)

II. 1 Distribution ofpopulation(including SC/ST) and percentage of literacy in West Kameng District. 10 II. 2 Circlewise number of villages,Household and population in V^Jest Kameng District 10 II. 3 Circlewise population with Rural and urban break-up and Percentage of literacy 11

II. 4 Districtwise area, population with density of population and Sex Ratio in Arunachal Pradesh 12

II. 5 Distribution of population by workers and non-workers 13

II. 6 Circlewise nunber of household and popula­ tion by Religion of Head of Household in West Kameng District 14

II. 7 Circlewise number of villages. According to size of population in West Kameng District 15

III - CLIMATE

III-l Monthly Rainfall in different places of West Kameng District during the year 198B 16

III.2 Centrewise Average Temperature and Relative Humidity in West Kameng District 17

III-3 Altitude of important places of West Kameng 17

IV - EDUCAT]ON

IV. 1 Distribution of Govt.(Arunachal Pradesh)Edu- cational Institutions in West Kameng District 18

IV. 2 Distribution of Educational Institutions other than Arunachal Pradesh Govt.in West Kameng District 18

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IV Institutionwise number of students and Teachers relating to A.runachal Pradesh Govt. Institutions in West Kameng 19

IV Inst 1 tut ionwise num'oer of students and Teachers relating to non-Arunachal Pradesh Govt . Ins 11 tut i on in VJest Kameng 19

TV Enrolment in th Gove . Col 1 ege , Bomdila in West Kameng 2 0

IV Classwise and sexwise distribution of students in Educational Institutions of West Kamsag District relating to Arunachal Pradesh Govt. Institutions ' 21

IV Classwise and sexwise distribution of students in EducatiorB^ Institutions of West Kamsn.g District relating to Non-Aruna-hal Pradesh Govt.Institutions 22

IV J^esult of various ExaTil nation 3 in West Kameng 23

IV Nu.nber of studants of Wast Kameng District study'ing Arunachal Pradesh 23

V - MEDICAL

V. 1 Circlewise d i s t c i b j i: I on of Hospi ta 1/Heal th Ceci: ce 3/Oispens 3r ies in West Kaneng 24

V. 2 M'jmb'sr O l Aa'ihorised Beds in Hospital/Health Centres of West Kameng District 24

V. 3 C i r c I e w i s =5 d i 51 r i b ui o n ot M a d .1 c a 1 Staff in West Kameng District 2 5 V. 4 In door and

V. Diseasewise Patients treated in HDspital/ H.salth Centres of West Kameng District 26

7. Achi-^vj 5m ent of National Malaria Eradication Programie in West Kamisng 2 7

V. Achie'-r.^ment of famil/ Welfare Programme in West Kame ig District 27

VI -SOCIAL S^CURIT/

VI 1 Police St a t ion,?/o u t posts and Strength of police personnel in We.‘3t Ka.neng District 28

/1 2 Details of Accitloits ;):':ared in Wes tKa.neng 29

71 3 r-Jumbe:: of cases pen jing / f il ed and disposed of in West Kaneng District 29 VI 4 Inciden::e of ciriTies in West Kameng 30 VI 5 Statement showing the general result of trials of criri.’.nal ca 5es in West Kameng 30

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VII __AGRICnr,Tr.mS

VII. 1 classification of area of West Kameng Dist. 31

VII. 2 Area and production of Agricultural Produc­ ts in West Kameng District 32

VII. 3 Area under improved /HYV seeds in West Kameng District 33

VII. 4 Area brouciii: under fertilizer and plant protectiori in Vvest Kameng 33

VII. 5 Consunipt io.i of Chemical fertilizer in ^W'est Kameng 34

VII. 6 'Agricultural farms and Horticultural Farms/ Nurseries/Gardens in West Kameng District 34

VII. 7 ‘ Area and production of Horticultural crops In West Kameng District 35

VII. 8 I’mproved Agricultural Implements/Mcichines distributed in West Kameng 35

VIII -IRRIGATION AND WATER SUPPLY

VIII. 1 I.mplementat ion of Minor Irrigation projects in West Kameng District 36

VIII. 2 Net area irrigated by different sources in West Kameng District 36

VIII. 3 Water supply scheme executed in West Kameng District 37

IX -ANIMAL HUSBANDARY AND VRPERTNARY

IX. Circlewise number of veterinary Dispensaries/ Aid centres in West Kameng District 38

IX. Number of Livestock/poultry farms etc. in West Kameng 38

IX . ■•dumber of Anima 1 s/Birdc treated in West Kameng District 39

IX . l-lilk. and Milk products in the Dairy farm^ Warjung of West Kameng during the year 1989-90 39, TX , 3catem-jnt reflecting the activities of the Re­ gional Sneep Breeding Farm,Sangti of West Kameag40 ^ -for E S T X . 01strlbjt i on 6f Rorest Division/Ranges/ Beats i.T VJest Ka.neng District 41

X . Area broug i:-. undec plantat ion/Af f orestatioa in West Ka.eng District 41

X . Area brought unde^- Forest in West Kameng District 42

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X. 4 Out-turn of Timber and fuel i ■ ’ - :•

X. 5 Supply of Sleepers to Railv;p,y-, t'v Forest Department

X. 6 Minor Forest products of West Karneng

X. 7 Revenue and expenditure of Forest Divisions in West Kameng Distriict

XT -FISHERIES

XI. 1 Circle-wise fish farms and villages fish ponds in West Kameng District

5CI. 2 Fish and Fish seeds production in West Kameng

XII -COOPERATION

XII. 1 Working of different co-operative societies in West Kameng District 46

XII. 2 Achievement of Co-operative Apax Dank/Thrieft and credit societiis in West District 47

XIII -RURAL DEVELOPMZ:ivlT/PANCHAYAT-RAJ & BLOCfC DE/ELOPMENT

XIII.1 Physical and Financial Achievements of Rjral Development programme in Wast Kaneng District 43

XEII.2 Particulars of Community De 7e 1 op m 11/NE in We.3t Kameng District 49

XIII.3 Pancha ya t-Ra j In st 1 tut ions in Vv ci-. iK a ’dervn Dlstcict 49

XIV -INDUSTRIES

XIV .1 Craftwise distribution o? train--i?3 in the craft centres of Wast Kameng D'!.strict 50

XIV .2 Annual outturri of different ccafit centres ana sale pr oc e a d .3 o f the F. mpo >* 1 u ni i ^ 1 <‘3 shew R o d m cun 3a le counter in West Kan eng strict 50

XIV .3 3m:ill scale Indust cies Regime 1 n w a .-5 Kameng District 51

XIV .4 ‘Production and a;TiplDyment of Tnd.i^trlas regls tered ander factocy Act 1943 ;in Vr-'3t Kanen^ 52

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XIV . Statement showing scricultural in West Kameng District 52

XV -FILECTRICITY AND POVJER

XV . Installed plant capacity and Electricity Generated in IJsst Kameng District 53

XV. Consumption of Electric power by uses in West Kameng District 53

XV . Number of towns/villages Electrified in West Kameng District 53

XVI -CONSTRUCTION (ENGINEERING)

XVI . Length of Road constructed by different Agencies in West Kameng District 54

XVI . Length of Road Maintained by different agencies in West Kameng District 54

KVI Expend_ture on Road construction/Improve- int^nt by different agencies in West Kameng District 55

XVI . Expenditure on construction, Imp rov einea t, Repair and Maintenance of Buildings in West Kaneng District 55

XVII - TRANSPORT AND COM virji\fICAT f QfJ

XVII. 1 Agency wise transport data of West Kameng 56

XVII. 2 Departmentwi59 number of vehicles in West Kameng District 57

XVII. 3 :SIu.Tiber of postal Institutions in West Kameng 58

XVIII -MARKETING

XVIII.1 Procurement of Selected commodities by different agencies in West Kameng 59

:cviii.2 Number of Fair Price Shops in West Kameng D -1 51 c i c t 59

XIX -BANK

XIX. 1 ^^umbec of B an’<:Lng offices in West Kameng 60

X r X . 2 Deposits and ad/ances of Scneduled co­ mmercial Ban’

and PgSLT.'^ gffr.arprnKj XX. 2 Location of Projection Un i t , n umbe of ope­ ra and film snows stag.,:3 i,, west kameng 61

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XX. Community listening sets d i ,5 u > Kameng

XXI -MISCELLANEOUS

XXI. 1 Social/ cultural and Welfare Crj.^ni'’ in West Kameng District 62-

XXI, 2 Data on Employment Exchange 63

XXI. 3 Number of Cinema Hall and monthly sale of Tickets in West Kameng District 63

XXI. 4 Statement showing the details of Books in District Library, Bomdila 64

XKI. 5 Number of specimen in the District Museum of West Kameng 64

XKI. 6 Circlewise distribution of w a i g ’its and Me­ asures in Kameng Distcict 6 5

XXI. 7 Birth anc3 DaatVi cases that repotted to bo occured in different circles of West Kama- n g D i s t r i c t 6 6

XXI. 8 State^nant showing the total n imbar of Govt. employees in West Kameng as on 31.3.90 6.7

XXT. 9 Sectorwise State Dome.^tic Product in A.P. 68

XXI. 10 Tribewise population of West Kameng (inclu­ ding as per 1981 Census) 69-70

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:23> I:HA Hj A FUUG-x•>.. . r > _____ c i A SYNOPSIS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT

West Kamenq District of Arunachal Pradesh is lying ap­ proximately between ° 30' to 92° 40' East longitudes and 26° 54' to 28'^ 01' North latitudes. The district is surrounded by Tibet region of China in the North, on the West/ Tawang and East Kameng Districts of Arunachal Pradesh are in the North West and East respectively. The southern boundary adjoins Sonitpur District of .

HISTORICAL GEN?^TS:-

The name of the district is derived from the / a tributary of the Brammaputra, that flows through the Dis­ trict. Till 1914, the district was a part of the Darrang District of Assam. By a Governme'.t of Notification of 1914/ the area covered by this district became a part of the 'Western Section' of the 'North East Frontier Tract' to which the entry of the British subject was regulated by an 'Inner Line'.In 1919 this tract was renamed as the 'Balipara Frontier Tract' having its headquarter at Charduar of Assam. In 1946, the district area was curved out of the Balipara Frontier Tract with the name of 'Sela Sub-Agencyand its headquarter continued to be at Charduar. In 1954,Sela Sub-Age- ncy was renamed as the Kameng Frontier Division and its headquar­ ter was later transferred to Bomdila. Like other parts of NEFA, it was also under the Ministry of External Affairs and over all inch- arge of the district was a Political Officer. On 1st September, 1965 the Ministry of Heme Affairs took over the Administrative ch­ arge of NEFA from the Ministry of External Affairs and Kameng Fro­ ntier Division was renamed as Kameng District and the Political Officer was redesignated as Deputy Commissioner. On 1st June 1980,Kameng District was bifurcated into East and V'Jest Kameng District. East Kameng was formed covering the area of the then Seppa Sub-Division and rest of the area of erst­ while Kameng District was placed under West Kameng. Finally on 6th October, 1984/ West Kameng District was again bifurcated and curv­ ing out the area of Tawang Sub-Division, Tawang District was form­ ed .

PHISIOGRAPHY :-

The Topography of the District is mostly mountainous. A greater part of it falls within the higher mountain Zone,Consis­ ting a mass of tangled peaks and valleys. In West Kameng, there are three principal mountain ra- nges^a part of Sela ranqe, Bomdila range and Foot-hills range .The Fala range consists a scries of mountains arranged in the form of big line from Tibet in the north, Bhutan -in the West and thus for­ ming a tough terrain to pass Contd... :2:

through it. The altitude of Sela rsnqe-vari«« f m m '!4rsoo* to 15000' and Sela pass is 13714 fe«^t ^Irh. " k: ving an average hight of 9000 Let.it is soi'ir. valley of river Dirang C ’m, range the district headquarter-Bomdila i A r rying from 8100' to 9000' above sea level. Sout ^.1* range lies the Foot-hills range having hills of quit*- ic tudes and the area is mostly plain. The area of rcot~hsi" ge is full of tropical forests with trees of great ec-ncr.ic - lues and various types of wild game.

The Kameng river flows through the district and le­ aving the district at Bhalukpong it ultimately joins the rx Brahmaputra in plains of Assam. Tenga/ Bichom and Dirang Chu are the main tributaries of the river Kameng.

CLIMATE . The district is situated within the temperate Zone and is remote from the sea. The sea has thus no influence on its climate an 1 the distance from the Equator is immaterial owing to t!ie i ifluence of the snow-clad mountains. The only factor which determines the climate is the direction and height oi iuountains and the nature of soil.

Although the district lies close to the tropiC/ it furnishes every gradation of climate, from the sultry and suff­ ocating tropical heat of Foot-hills area to the arctic cold of snow-clad peaks. Thus the climate is hot and humid upto 4000'in southern area, temparate upto 7000' and cold beyc .3 it. Humidity is generally high throughout the year,the winter months being les5= humid.

POPULATION

The district i.. isavinj 156 villages Vv’i t l i a popula - tion of 41,567(as per 1981 Census). The average density of po­ pulation per Sq.Km. io /. liie lit i.acy rate is recorded at 25.28 and the sex ratio indicates 833 females per 1000 The sch­ eduled castes and Scheculed Tribes pc;pulation of tht> tlistrict are 24 7 and 23,101 persons respectively.

LOCAL ABIT ANTS Thvre are five ;najor tribes i.n West Kam^^ng, namely Monpas, Mijis, ^\kas, Sherdukpens and Khowas.

MON?AS The Monpas belong to the Tibcto Mongoloid stock.They are well built, fair xri complexion and medium to tall in struc- --- unassuminc! in t emparament. :3:

A Moripa family is patriarchal. Monogamy is the ge­ neral rule though polygamy is also practised. Monpas have ca­ stes and clans with no social heirarchy.

Due to slight variations in dilects Monpas can be divided into five linguistic groups/ namely/ Towang Monpa/Di- • rang Monpa/ Lish Monpa/ Boot Monpa and Kalaktang Monpa. Each group has its own dialects. Monpas are Mahayana Buddhist by religion with close cultural and religious affinities with Bhutanese and Tibetans. All houses have small altars and chapels with sta­ tues of Buddha. Offering water in little cups and burning bu-ter lamps are daily ritual. The people believe in transmigration of the soul and reincarnation. The Monpas perform many pantomimf^ dances out of which the 'Ajilamu' dance is very popular. Losar and Choskar are the major religious fastivals of Monpas. Losar is celebra­ ted to comjnemorate the advent of New Year. There is great me­ rry-making and dancing during Losar festival. In Choskar fes­ tival the Lamas read religious scriptures in the Gompa for a npin|t>er of days. There after the villagers carry the religious books on their back in a procession under the guidance of the i • ' senior Lama and the procession goes round the Cultivation fi- e^(ps. The significance of this performance is to ensure bett­ er cultivation and protect the grains from the^insects and animals and also for the prosperity of the villagers in getrUral. The Monpas are agriculturists. They practise both shifting and permanent typejof cultivation. They keep horses, yakS/ COWS/ goats/ sheep/ pigs and fowls. They do hunting by net/ angle and trap. The Monpas are known for wood-curving / painting* religious scrolls called Thankas/carpet-making and 'weaving.

MIJI(Dhammai);- The Mijis live in the valley of Bichom river and they are a small group of people. According to their own tra­ dition and belief they had originally migrated from the plains and even claim to have connections with the Ahom kings who ruled over Assam. Marriage among the Mijis usually takes place by negotiation. Normal bride price is given by the parents of the bridegroom. The Mijis belong to the Mongoloid stock. They are divided into two classes/ the Nyubbu and the Nyullu/Who donot intermarry.Their religion is indigenous but they have Come un­ der certain amount of Buddhist influence. Oontd,•••f•« t• :4:

The Miji family is patriarchal. The pufc promi­ nent tatoo mark on faces. Basketry is a popular handycratt the menfolk. The Mijis are agriculturist and pactise t cultivation. They also do hunting and fishing.

The Mijis observe a number of ceremonies in the llage/ the most important celebration is known as Fun'll! ’ or Chindang. The Mijis belief in many Gods. Janglun./nul is L: most powerful of all of them. A festival is observed in ; of the spi' it in the month of October. Each village has a Deori or priest who officiates in the ritual.

There is a village council in each Miji village and the council consists of village headman and other elders of the village.

AKA(Hrusso):- The Akas are inhabitants of the South Eastern part of West Kameng.Their main concentration is noticed in the Thrizino area. The Aka society is said to be mainly based on two broad groupj ; Kutsun and Kovatsun. An Aka family is patriarchal and polygairy i spract i sed, Harr i age takes place either by the co­ mmon way of negotiations or by elopment. Cross cousin marriage is pr> ferred to others. Mithuns aue an essential part of the bri­ de price for marriage. The Aka house is an elongated structure. The Akas have prominent tatoo marks on the faces. The Akas obser­ ve a nuTiber cf ceremonies in the village. Trie most important: community fes­ tival is known as Nerhido, performed by village priest ooca in a year.

The Aka women make colourful bags. Pasketry is i, >the popular handycraft amongst the menfolk. The most common form of art is wood r 3 in t inq .

The Akas are agr iculturi^. ..nd they pr.^.ctise shifting cultivation. T ’ney kr.ep Mithun, ccw, horse, goat, pig and poultry. They practise hunting and chasing by n; -ms of spears, bows and arrows. The Akas have a number of r-jngs and danccs fv r different seeic-religious festivities.

SHERDUKPEN:- The Sherdukpens belong to libeto Mongcioid stock and they are fair in coruplexion. Their main concentration is spread % over four main villages of Rupa , Jigaon, Shergaon ar;d Thongre. Howev'?r,at present some of them settled in Kamenqbari area of West Kameng.

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The Sherdukpen society is based on two c 1 asses:Thong and Chao. The Thongs are said to be descendants of King Japtang- Bura and Chaos are the descendants of his partners and servant class. As such the class Thong is superior to Chao.The two cla­ sses are again devided into several clans.

A Sherdukpen family is patriarchal and they practise moncgamous type of marriage. The Sherdukpen houses are generally erected on substantial stone foundations. The floor and walls are made of thick wooden planks.

Like Monpas, the Sherdukpens are also Buddhist and deeply religious. They observe a number of ceremonies./ the impor­ tant ones are (a) Choskar (b) Losar (c) Wang and (d )Kn i^saba.The Choskar/ Losar and Wang are Buddhist ceremonies. Khiksaba is a non Buddhish ceremony and celebrated at the out-skirts of the vi­ llages.

The Sherdukpens are agriculturist and practise both shifting and permanent cultivation. They keep Livestock like pon­ ies, Cows, goat, Sheep, fowls and bullocks. They hunt with bows and arrows. They practise fishing by means of nets, angles,traps. The Sherdukpen women are skillful weavers. The Sherdukpens per­ form many dances, the principal dances are the Yak dance, the deer dance and Ajilamu dance which are both exciting and enter­ taining. An interestinc feature of Sherdukpens life is their an­ nual migration during the winter month to Doimara and in the adjoining foot-hills area for purposes of trade and maintaining their age-long relations with the plains.

KHAWAS(Bugun ) : - The Khawas inhabit in some of the villages of Bomdila and Thrizino circles of the district. They call themselves Bugun. The Tribe is sub-divided into a number of clans. All of them are said to have originated from a single tribal identity called"Ach- impimbu". The tribe endogamy and clan exocfamy is the rule of the tribe. Mon.^qamy is the social norm but sometimes bioqamy is also practised.

A Khawa family is patriarchal. The Khawas belong to the Mongoloid stock and are of fair complexion. They have flat nose/ccis picuous cheek-bones, black hair and brownish eyes. Both males and females keep long hair and tie thei-r hair like the Akas and Mijis. The Khawa houses are like those of the Akas and Mijis, but the roofs of the houses are usually covered with bomboo ma­ ttings. •61! #Goat, fowl ^ rarely methun .i They hiint^ S chase^b^ means of speara is and'ar , The most^i^niportant: ceremony amoagi^u c>iu v. Kshyat-sowai*. The^ViO^ge priest(Phabi} perform the rit I and the ceremonies.'"^^^Khawas have a number of songs ^ ■ 3 ja* which are mainly assb'igclated with their socio religious fe? l~ vities. There i^^^^^llage council in each Khawa villi. ich is responsible for' the internal, administration. ADMINISTRATIVE SET-UP Th6 admiftist^itlv^ set up is based ^ line Administration which .aiiniiSlit close cb-operatibn aindn- gst various develoomWh€S:dep^rtirtents .^ith_ the administration'iand thus work together of the people and the area. The entire district is.dl^yided into twoWb-Divisions viz.Bomdila and Nafra Buragaon.Bomdila Sub-Dividion%has,g®t fear ci rc1es-i.e.Di rang,Kalaktang/Bomdi1a (Sadar) and BhaX^Kpong whe* reas Nafra Buraaaon Su6-bivision“ has'tW6\^circles/ haiirt^ll)^ .Naflfa and Thrizino* . '.I of the distri nistrative officers and Police forbe.\ The villagers have the own customary adminlLWt'^civ4^i^^t'(II^^S*^lfie■ form^^-o traditi-^^^al village councils .Th©: council6^: consist of the Gaon Buras ana.Mein * %'* tr^ *" *i ^ ■ ■ • .... • •: bers. The Assc^m Frontier Regulation/19‘*,5> authorises the vill^ age councils to settleialX- civil matters and certain ^ crinilifal V; -v~-■ ■ matters falling withintheir Jurisdictions.However for all mar tters/ the Deputy Commissioner and some other Administrative ficers have jurisdiction under the supervision of the AssamiHigll Court which holds tlie^ aooellate and the revisional authority"*

The disfi*ict has bfeen covered by 3 blocks nameT^ Dirang/ Kalaktanq and Nafra-Buragaoni

The Panchayat Raj has been introduced in the dis­ trict with the North East Frontier Agency Pancha/at Raj Regula­ tion, 1967. Under this regulation (1) the Gram Sabhas exist'^;^at* the village level (2) the Anchal Samiti cover the level of blobke and Zilla Par3 shad^ at the district level. The regulatior provides for effective participation of the people in the admi­ nistration through the institutions se€ ftp under the Panchayajt^, Raj Scheme. ; HIGHLIGHTS ON IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT

Administrative Sub-Division 2 Administrative Circle 6 Number of Blocks 3 Number of Town 1 ( Dom'd i la ) Number of village 156 Total population 41567 (a) Male 22670 (b) Female 18897 Total Urban population 3860 (a) Male 2238 (b) Female 1622 Percentage of Literacy 25.28 (a) Literacy rate of male 32.19 (b) Literacy rate of female 16.99 9 . Density of population 7 persons per Sq.Km. 10 . Sex Rat io 833 female per 1000 male. 1 1 . Decennial growth rate of population (1971-81) 29.44 12. Scheduled Tribe population 23101 13. Scheduled Caste population 247 14 . cf Ir.dec;enou5 Scheduled Tribes (a)IMonpa (b) Miji (c)Aka (d)Sherdukpen (e)Khawa (Bugun) (f ) Sulung. 15. Important Rivers (a)Kameng(Bhorali) (b)Tenga (c)Bichom (d)Gacham(e) Rowta (f)Dirang(g) Norgum (Bhairabkund) 16. Hyocl projects with capacity (a) Dirang (ISOOKw) (b) Rahung ( 750Kw) (c) Kalaktang(1OKw) 17. No. of assembly constituencies 4 18. (a) Nearest Railhead Bhalukponq(100 Km from Bomdila) (b) Nearest Airport Salonibar1(- 160 Km. from Bomdila) 19. Altitude of circle & Distr^ict Headquarters (In Meters) (a)Bomdila varying from .2430 to 2700 (b)Dirang - 1497 (c)Kalaktang 1113 (d)lNafra 1790 (e)Thrizino 1224 (f)Bhalukpong - 213 20 I'li,' -'tant Tourist yipo':.- ■U f■ :- d i 1 a D i >- 21 T>,; L ■ 1 ::3 n n ;:i a 1 Rainfall d u r 1 n tlv, 19 89 (a) n-n-l;; - ■*><■»<. (b' Thri'i i£ ^ s > ■ (P: (c) Dira:. : ■■ -j ^>m-h- (d) K’ fli {,S--^g 22 TempT'rat ure Recorded a f. Be- dila ’uring the year 198'"- (In ^ C) \ni\u_>yaL>H ' (^3 ^ ((3x 23 Know:i occuranee of Mine'?rale : a''Coal

b)Copper Ore c ) Dolom i t G - T d ^ G1 a s s S' :-i d - e^Marble - ^

24. Imp.- _ Laat Fores •M'je pine,C hir oino, S'::: a,

F I'. or i , A"a r i , v: n a , da \ i C a k , G o m a r i , v: a ■ n;; t , -'; ■'" F-k ^h i. 2 5. I m p o L , a n t F a u : i ( a ) V' ''mma 11a I. c 2 r ard, Jungle cat, J a c k a 1 , I. c- ^ I '; ard Cat, Indian F 1 e o n i n t , ^ a r - king Deer, Indian W i 1 d F c t r >’ .= Doer , M '"■ n k <'■, F o •'! P a n d t . (b) F^rds FabFleri''- VlMklors, Ckat?>Cunoi f a w 1 , [■ ; ■ e a 5 t e d r' a ' e o a e . F c r r bill a r c e!. ■' n I incer i a 1 Fine an, ( c ) - i 5 h G s ( i ) F i s h e s a a i 1. a b 11 ? a ' Ore i rv.; a - i z a t F - r a x Natu-^^1 ■ c ^ M a h a . ' ’ 1 ^ a v ' a ' a t ( ■ i )• r i s h c .s ■; V' I t: u i:<'d a) Cof;unon M i r r r C ^ r ^ 'I n r •- \; ■ ' 1 ' F i r a T 1 .

26. Land ;,se pattern Forest , J , TRC, WFC and Far ': i

27. Main AgricalL :r^-i Pre-dace (a) F be a r 1 o ( b ) K ; a r i f X ■ a ■ - c! y , F a t at c

2 S . r a i r F o r t i c u 1 ‘: u r a I P r o c ■ c e s ole/ F ■ •

2 9. Main L i. v c stool; k , 5 hear- : 9' : ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP SHOWING DISTRICT, SUB-DIVISIONS AND CIRCLES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON Sl/ST^O-

Tab],e No. I.l ______SI. District Sub” Circle Year of Rank of Officer Rema­ No. Division, opening Incharge rks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 . WEST BOMDILA Bomdila 1953 Deputy KAMENG Commissioner

2. Kalaktang 1954 Circle Officer

3. Dirang 1954 Extra Assistant Commissioner

4. Bhalukpong 1973 Circle Officer

5. NAFRA- BURAGAON Naf ra 1954 Circle Officer

6. Thri zino 1953 Extra Assistant Commissioner

DISTANCE OF CIRCLE H Qs FROM DISTRICT HQ

Table No.1.2

District Circle Distance from Dist.Hq. Total Mode of W # Head Head Motor Porter 'Track Dis­ Communication Quarter Quarter able Dist ance No.of tance (in Km. (in :Km) Stage (col. 1 4&5) 1 2 3 4 5 r 6 7 8

I. BOMDILA Bomdila 0.0 — — 0.0

Kalaktang 95 - - 95 APST/ Private Bus

Dirang 42 -- 42 APST/ Private Bus

Bhalukpong 100 - 100 APST/ Private Bus

Nafra 55 - 55 APST/ Private V a h i^^- cle Thrizino 127 127 APST

Source:- Deputy Commissioner/ Bomdila. :10: DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION(INCLUDING ST/SC POPULATION)AND PERCENTAGE OF LIT, RACY IN WEST KAMENG DISTRT:^T P j

Table No.IT. SI. Name of Area POPULATION Totd No . Circle Sq. Km Male Female Total S.C S .T.

] . Bomdila N. A. 5913 4948 10861 125 1805 4 C . 2 . Di rang N. A. 6854 5766 12620 43 10325 19.09 3. Kalaktang N. A. 4498 3708 8206 16 4239 18.66 4 . Bhalukpon-.j N. A. 1087 764 1851 17 538 22.15 u Nafra N. A. 2000 1866 3866 41 3490 10.87 6 . Thrizino N. A. 2318 1845 4163 5 2704 15.54

WEST KAMEKG N. A. 22670 18897 41567 247 23101 25.28

CIRCLEV.TSE NUMBER OF VILLAGES, HOUSEHOLD AND POPULATION IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS PER 1981 CENSUS.

Table No.II. 2 Name of Sub- Total No. Total No POPU!.ATION (Sex Ratio Perce division/Circ], ^ of of House- ■ Per- Male Fe- Female per ntage village hold sons ma le 1000 Male) growt rate of popu- lat ic (1971 81) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A . BOMDILA SUB-DTYISION 91 8157 33538 18352 1 .^6 827 N.A.

Bomdila Town - 988 3860 2238 i " 2 724 21.6i

1 . B c m d i 1 a 10 *2979 *^10861 5913 :)4a 836 N.A.

2 . Diro ng 18 2810 12620 6854 5766 841 13.6.

K a 1 a k L a i*i y 53 1885 8 2C 6 44 98 3708 824 21.6; ^ . B!: 3 1 ukpong 10 483 1851 1087 764 702 N.A.

D . NAFRA P. UR AON S"B-DI ION 6 5 ■ 1423 8029 4318 3711 859 N.A.

3866 1866 933 23. 5 . Na fra 22 660 2000 w N.A. e . 1 h r i z i n c 43 763 416 3 2318 1845 795 22670 18897 833 29.4- WEST KAMENG : 156 9580 415 6 7 (A + B ) " 1' r * ■ C 30 TiC: . '■’ownshi D :llr

CIRCLEWISE POPULATION WITH RURAL AND URBAN BREAKUP AND PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY

Table No.II.3 SI Sub-Division/ Total Population Literate population Percentage of literacy No Circle Persons Male Female Persons Male Female Persons Male Female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

A. BOMDILA SUB-DIVISION 33538 18352 15186 9440 6510 2930 28.15 35.47 19.29

Bomdila Town 3860 2238 1622 1876 1302 574 48.60 58.18 35.39

1. Bomdila Circle 10861 5913 4948 5090 3160 1930 46.87 55.44 39.01

2. Dirang Circle 12620 6854 5766 2409 1861 548 19.09 27.IS* 9.50

3. Kalaktang Circle 8206 4498 3708 1531 1176 355 18.66 26.14 9.57

4. Bhalukpong Circle 1851 1087 764 410 313 97 22.15 28.79 12.70

B. Mafra BURAGAON SUB-DIVISION 8029 4318 3711 1067 787 280 13.29 18.23 7.55

5. Nafra Circle 3866 2000 1866 420 296 124 10.87 14.81 6.65

6. Thrizino Circle 4163 2318 1845 647 491 156 15.54 21.18 8.46

WEST KAMENG Total 41567 22670 18897 10507 7297 3210 25.28 32.19 16.99

Rural 37707 20432 17275 8631 5995 2636 22.89 29.34 15.25

Urban 3860 2238 1622 1876 1302 574 48.60 58.18 35.29 :12:

REA POPULATION WITH DENSITY OF POPULATION AND SEX RATIO IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH(AS PER 1981 CENSUS)

in Final population as Total Percent ST SC Density | No.of per 1981 Census Papula­ tage Popula­ Popula­ of popu- \Females Male Female Persons tion as growth tion tion lation per 1000 per 1971 rate o; (per Sq. males census popule Km. t ion f 1971-8i 1 ? 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

T a v > ..n c ^ 11408 10327 21735 18754 14.5C- 18R62 13 905 ^ 9594 Wer", Kr. , ,G g 22670 1B897 41567 32113 29.15 23101 247 8 3 3 J

East Ka; >.ng 4134 21999 20737 42736 35134 21.60 37286 159 10 943

Lower S.bansiri 13010 59756 52894 112650 80914 40.02 87605 586 9 883 Upper S: bansiri 7032 19986 19424 39410 32014 23.09 36131 48 6 971

West Siang 12006 38797 35367 74164 59242 25.17 62323 307 6 912

East Siang 6512 38097 32354 70451 49005 43.40 50728 259 11 850

LOhit 11402 39024 30474 69498 47633 45.70 30] 30 910 5

Dibang Valley 13029 18646 12332 30978 15232 81.96 15044 157 2 / 3

Tirap 7024 68939 59711 128650 97470 31 .46 79957 234 18 87 2

ARUNACHAL PRADESH 83743 339322 292517 631839 467511 34.34 4 4 1 1 6 7 2919 '7 870 ;13: DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATfON BY WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS(AS PER 1981 CENSUS

Table No.II.5 Name of the Sub- "'"T 'MAIN WORKERS Total Margi­ Non­ Division/Circle Household Indus- Other workers main nal workers Cu]Ltivators Aqri.Labours [III,IV,V,(b) wor­ wor­ T M F T MF ing,f)rocesssing & VI to IX] kers kers serviIcing & re- (I to • pair Lng V< a) IX) M T MF T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

A.BOMDILA SUB-DIVISION 3889 3691 7580 217 124 341 52 25 77 6700 859 7559 15557 191 17790 # Bomdila Town 18 13 31 12 3 15 5 4 9 1295 211 1506 1561 8 2291 Bomdila Circle 219 207 426 42 9 51 17 10 27 2998 324 3322 3826 9 7026 (including Bomdila Town) Dirang Circle 2412 2143 4555 98 78 176 10 15 1702 191 1893 663^ 181 5800 .Kalaktang Circle 1128 1237 2365 20 1 21 22 10 32 1477 277 1754 4172 1 4033

Bhalukpong 130 104 ^234 57 36 93 3 - 3 523 67 590 920 - 931 B.NAFRA-BURAGAON SUB-DIVISION 1448 1316 2764 72: 62 134 11 1 12 1124 186 1310 4220 172 3658 Nafra Circle 822 645 1467 58 48 106 -■ 1 252 32 284 1858 149 1880 Thr.izino Circle 626 671 1297 14 - 14 28 10 1 11 872 154 1020 2362 23 1778

WEST KAMENG 5337 5007 10344 289 186 475 63 26 89 7824 1045 8869 19777 363 21448 :14: .

CIRCLEWISE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD AND POPULATION BY RELIGION OF HEAP OF HOUSEHOLD IN WEST KEMENG DISTRICT A3 PER 1981 CENSUS. Table No.II.6 SI Name of the BUDDHIST CHRISTIAN HINDUS No Circle No .of Persons|Male Female[No.of persons Male Female No. of Persons Male Female house house house­ hold hold hold 0 6-. 8 10 11 12 13

1 . Bomdila 606 2785 1445 1340 82 256 143 113 2054 7046 3927 3119

/ . Kalaktang 1198 612G 3137 2989 19 39 31 8 639 1962 1269 693 Dirang 2181 i0561 5417 5144 16 61 43 18 580 1868 1297 571

4 . Bhalukpong 113 607 309 298 18 46 31 15 330 1144 713 431

5 . Nafra 138 779 423 356 3 12 6 6 99 297 189 108 6. Thrizino 131 668 346 322 8 12 11 1 353 1675 1085 590

Table No.I' SI. JAINS MUSLIMS SIKHS OTHER RELIGIONS AND i RELTGIO I NOT No. No.of Per­ Ma­ Fe­ No .of Per­ Ma­ Fe­ No. of Per­ Ma­ Fe­ PERSUATIONS 1 STATED house sons le male house sons le male house sons le male No.of Per­ Ma­ Fe- i Ho /OL 1 j ’'la­ Fe­ hold hold hold i1 house sons le ma j f house 1 sons 1ie ma­ 1i i hold 1 ho^d I le 0 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 22 25 26 27 8 r r ■ a 3?

1. 1 2 1 1 57 ?.04 140 64 150 441 176 265 28 118 "6 4

2. - -- - 16 48 38 10 1 1 1 - . 12 30 2 . ; . « - 3. - - - - 11 34 25 9 3 10 6 4 19 86 6 :^0 - 4. - - - - 12 27 18 9 - - - 10 27 6 i - 5. - - -- 1 5 4 1 1 5 3 2 418 2768 : ", - - 6. 4 7 6 1 266 1791 j 0

■ ■ ■ ■ : 15 :

CIRCLEWISE KUMBER OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO SIZE OF POPULATION IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT. (As per 19^1 Census) Table No.II.7 (In Nos.) Name of the Distribution of Villages according to size of population Circle 0-500 501-1000 1001-1500 1501-2000 2001 and Total No.of Vill- above ates. Col.2 to 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. Bomdila 6 2 Nil 1 1 10

2. Dirang 9 5 2 1 1 18 '

3. Kalaktang 49 3 1 Nil Nil 53

4. Bhalukpong 9 1 Nil Nil Nil 10

5. Nafra 21 1 Nil . Nil Nil 22

6. Thrizino 42 1 Nil Nil Nil 43

136 13 3 2 2 156

Source:- Census of India/ 1981 Series-25 of Arunach-al Pradesh and paper 2 of 1985. :16: Mr '^^lTHLY ^ lA DIFFERENT PLACES OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989 T?-ble M II . (In m m ) Si . Month 1 Marne or W?ingaage Stations ^o. 1 Bomdila I? h r X 2. X r» Dirang Kalaktang i.. 1 2 1 - 3 4 5 6

L * J m u a v 11.20 Nil Nil 6.40 2. February Nil 753.00 180.00 124.20 3 . March 48.50 370.00 155.00 30.60 4. April 14.40 108.00 130.00 4.36 5 . May 216.20 587.00 635.00 271.80

6. June 365.20 1072.00 1981.00 5-1.96 7. J u 1Y 303.00 1055.00 2045.00 "5.35 8. August 116.80 1050.00 2073.00 71 .80 9. Sept err V)er 147.60 1003.00 361.00 / Z7 .1r 10. October 36.00 359.00 300.00 ^7.0 ■ 11 . NovesTiber 6.00 58.00 60.00 1 . S! "> 1i. >. « December 4.00 36.00 Nil 4X.65

Total Rainfall during the year 1268.90 6451.00 7920.00

Source:- E.E.(RWD) ,Bomdila/E.A.C. /Dirang & C.O., Thrizino :17 : CENTREWISE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989 Table No.III.2 (In Centigrade SI Month NAME OF THE CENTRE No Bomd ila Dirang Thri zino Mix i- Mini RH% Mixi- Mini RH% Maxi Mini­ RH% mum mum mum mum mum mum 10 11 1. January 4.29 2.06 71.37 13.80 4.32 13.80 12 .64 2. February • 6.43 3.46 66.39 13.60 5.64 13.28 11.78 3. March 8.80 6.43 70.26 18.00 10.29 21 .16 17.29 4. April 12.08 9.60 64.85 20.80 12.96 20. 26 19.60 I 22.77 22.25 I 5. May 14.87 12.81 77.16 24.12 17.12 I I I I 6. June 16.44 14.34 81.36 25.33 20.53 I 23.36 22.90 I < < 7. July 17.10 15.48 84.53 z 23.58 23.03 z 25.77 21.38 I I I I 8. August 17.11 15.21 82.73 27.40 22.46 I 24.12 23.67 I I I 9. September 16.09 14.32 84.20 24. 33 21.46 22.83 22 . 23 10. October 15.12 12.00 74.21 22.80 17.22 22.09 21.38 11. November 8.53 5.95 71.81 17.92 11.88 16.75 15.85 12. December 7.13 4.54 52.74 15.58 7 ,14 14. 51 14.19 Source:- E.E.(RWD) Bomdila, EDO, Dirang & Thrizino

ALTITUDE OF IMPORTANT PLACES OF WEST KAMENG

Tab]Le No.Ill.3 SI. Name of places Unit Alt itude Remarks No. 1 2 3 4 5

1 . Bomdila Meter Verying from 2430 to 2700

2. Dirang 1497

3. Kalaktang 1113

4. Nafra 1790

5. Thrizino 1224

6. Bhalukpong 213

7. Shergaon 1954

8. Rupa 1408

9. Elephant Flat 334

10. Nechiphu CO'Point 1708

11. Sela pass 4114 : 18:

OP Q Q VT. { FI%A!?19«f| ) @ 9 »C A T 1 0 N A I( "INSTITUTIONS IN WBST''l("1tgnF^TfTP'l^ Tab:re'No.IV. ' ('X-»v Hos.) SI.. Name of the , C'i '' ' N6* Circle Coll H .s. O u c >V\VCM pjuL - X.v. s=ege Sch­ on- -le m a r ■ - ool r,i ^ 1' Sck - CZrf sch­ OOJL o o i » ool i 1 2 r 3 4 5 6 7 J

1 . Bomdila 1. 1 I - 1 5 ••

2. Dirang ■ - - 2 z 1 1 3 Sfc.* ‘ - Kalaktang - - 2 ‘ 3 20 X* €

4 / Bhalukpong 1 - 3 -

5.' Naf ra - 1 1 12

6. Thrizino - - . - 2 12 1 2

T o t a l :- 1 1 6 12 73 5 27 ^

feisTRIBUTJON ‘"OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OTHER THAN ARONACHAL ^

Le No.IV*2 U (]Cn Nos* I 6 1 . Name of the Institution H.S. Secon­ Midclle Pri­ Pre-?^' No, School dary School mary pici School Sch- maryl;

' .t ■(.' OOl'^. 'I'.-., 3 4 ■ 7 ;c

1. Central School for Tibetans, Tenzingaon - - 1 i“

2. Vivekananda Kendriya VidyalayaV Shergaon

3. I^endriya Vidyalaya / Tenga Valley

4. K. G. Schoolr Bomdila 5. Tukpen Nursary School Rupa Total:- “ 1 ” :19: INSTITUTIONWISE NUMBER OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS RELATING TO ARUNACHAL PRADESH GOVT.INSTITUTTIONS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No,IV. 3 (In Nos . ) SI . Type of No .of students No,. of Teachers No. Institution Boys Girls Total Trained Un Total Trained 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Pre-Primary 506 374 880 - 27 27

2. Inter Village (Primary) 142 106 248 4 7 11

3. Primary 1681 1311 2992 73 65 138

4. Middle 709 475 1184 37 33 70

5. Secondary 996 730 1726 45 42 87

6. Higher Secondary 454 280 734 22 4 26

Total 4488 3276 7764 181 178 359

INSTITUTIONWISE NUMBER OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS RELATING TO NON-ARUNACHAL PRADESH GOVT.INSTITUTIONS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YE.AR 1989--90 Tab]Le No.IV. 4 (In N o s . ) 51. Type of No. of St’udents No.of Teachers N o . Inst itut ion Boys Girls Total Trained Un Total Trained 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 . Pre-Primary 88 77 165 _ 9 9

2. Primary 84 1 85 3 2 5

3. Middle 118 115 233 8 2 10

4. Secondary - - - - - —

5. Higher

Secondary 434 293 727 39 - 39

Total 724 486 1210 50 13 63 :20:

ENROLMLWT I H ^ GOVT. D: COLLEGE, bOMDILA TN WEST "kAMENG district DURING THE YEAR 1989-90'

Table No. IV. 5 (In NOs. b.. j - Girls Total Lecturers Class . p1 • Tribal Tribal rs . 1 . _ i ...... 4 5 6 7

Degree Coux fArts) a) Part-I (l£ year) 85 ?? 16 143

b) Part~II (2nd year) 5 3

c) Part-III(3rd year)

Total: - 90 35 18 152 CLASSWISE AND SEXWISE DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90(RELATING TO ARUNACHAL PRADESH GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS^

Tab]Le No.IV. 6 (In NOs.) Si. Class TOTAL NO.OF STUDENT TRIBAL STUDENTS OTHER STUDENTS No. Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys 1 Girls Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 L 10 11

1. Pre-Primary 506 374 880 365 270 635 141 104 245 2. I 1104 950 2054 841 745 1586 263 205 468 3. II 632 443 1075 428 298 726 204 145 349 4. III 486 342 828 302 204 506 184 138 322 5. Iv 418 296 714 250 186 436 168 110 . 278 6. V 322 209 531 197 136 333 125 73 198 7. VI ' 229 168 397 150 102 252 79 66 145 8. VII 185 130 315 114 81 195 71 49 120 9. VIII 164 106 270 94 62 156 70 44 114 10. IX 154 105 259 104 78 182 50 27 77 11. X 106 62 168 66 38 104 40 24 64 12. XI 103 37 140 72 26 98 31 11 42 13. XII 79 54 133 31 19 50 48 35 83

Total:- 4488 3276 7764 3014 2245 5259 1474 1031 2505 aW ise distributton o f s t u d e n t s in educational institutions o f w e s t k a m e n g d i s t r i c t THE y EKr 1^89-^6(RELETING TO NON-ARUNACHAL PRADESH GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS)

Tab I«- KO . IV 7 (In Nos.) Si, ) Total No.of students Tribal students Other students N©, j Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 C’, 1 2 ..i 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11

1 , ppe- ('■xXrnai 57 41 98 30 16 4 6 2 / 25 52 2. "Z 88 56 144 29 12 41 59 44 103 3. XI 115 62 177 29 5 34 86 57 143 4 . I . I 119 58 177 27 3 30 92 55 14^ 5 . IV 106 54 160 25 - 2 5 81 54 13b 6. V 52 36 88 5 5 10 47 31 78 7, VI 64 54 118 2 6 8 62 48 110 8. VII 43 47 90 - -- 43 47 90 9. VIII 43 44 87 - 2 2 43 42 85 10. IX 25 21 46 1 1 2 24 20 44 11. X 5 3 8 1 1 2 4 2 6 12. XI 5 4 9 - - - 5 4 9 13. XII 2 6 8 —— 2 6 8

Total 724 486 1210 149 51 200 575 435 1010 :23:

RESULT OF VERIOUS EXAMINATION IN VvF^ST KAMENG DISTRICT DUPxING THE YEAR 198 9-90 Table No.IV. 8 (In SI . Name of the ] St 1.1 d e n t s Students Percentage No . E X a rn i n a t i o ri { appeared passed o f p a s s 1 2 ,1 3 4 ^ 5

1 . Secondary final Examination (AlSSr:) ?07 84 .48

2. Higher Seco;Kk\ry final ex a rn i i i a u i; >; i (AISSCE) 137 117 8 5.40

NUMBER OF STUDENTS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT STUDY IMG OGTr> T;,!E Tfn:: ARi;:;A.'[IAL PRADESH

Table No.IV. 9 ( [n ) SI . Name o f I ns t i t . t i onr- Type of o . of st:Lid >nt s No . Course as on 3 1.3.90 B o y 3 G iris I To t a 1 1 2 1 3 r 4 I 5 1

1. Sainik School Higher Secondary 2. Banasthali School Primary

3, Vivekananda Kendriya Vidayalaya, Gaziyabad Higher Secondary

4, Enginearing

5. Medical

6 . B . Sc . ( Ag r i )

7. B.V. Sc NA NA NA

8. Degree course(General)

9. Post Graduate(General )

10. OLher (Not Specified)

Source:- DDPI/Principal/ Govt. Degree College/Principal, Govt. H.S.School, Bomdila/Principal/ Kendriya vidayalaya, Tengavalley/Principal, Central School for Tibetans/ Tenzlngaon/Principal, VKV, Shergaon and Chairman, WWC, Bomdila. ; ^4 : CTPCLEWISE DISTRIBUTION OF HOSPITAL/HEALTH CENTRES/ DISpfeNSARIE^ IN WEST .6N31 . 3V^6.

k os . 5^- ^Y03_- - T a. No Ciecle ral mary Sub- unit vedic ineu 11 o s Di Hos­ Health Centre Dis- pa- pi- le pital Centre p«n thic tal/ team Le-

Co­ lony 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 . Bomdila 1 — — — 1 _ 2. Dirang - 1 3 -- - 3. Kalaktang - 1 5 --- - - 4. Bhalukpong - - 2 - - - - - 5. Nafra - - 1 -- - - - 6. Thrizino - — 3 — -- — —

TOTAL 1 2 14 - - 1 -

OF AUTHORISED BEDS IN HOSPITAL/HEALTH CENTRES OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 31.3.90 Tab]Le No.V. 2 (In Nos ..) SI. Name of Name of AUTHORISED BED No. Circle Hospital/ Gene­ T. B. Isola­ Han­ To­ Re Health ral tion sen tal ma Centre/ dis­ rks Sub-Centre ease 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1. Bomdila District Hospital/ Bomdila 58 60 2. Dirang Dirang PHC 12 12 Mandalaphudung Sub-centre 2 Salari' Sub-Centre Namsu Sub-Centre

3. Kalaktang Kalaktang PHC 12 12

Rupa Sub-Centre 8 8 Morshing Sub-Centre 2 2 Shergaon Sub-Centre 2 2 Boha Sub-Centre Balemu Sub-Centre Bhaluk-i?'. Bhalukpong Sub-Centre 2 pong Doimara Sub-Centre Nafra Nafra Sub-Centre 12 12 Thrizino Thrizino Sub-Centra 12 12 Buragaon Sub-Centre 2 2 Palizi Sub-Centre :25: CIRCLEWISE DISTRIBUTION OF MEDICAL STAFF IN WEST KAMENG AS ON 31.3.90 Table No.V.3 (In N o s . SI . Name of Doc­ Mat­ Asst t- Staff Sis­ Aux i- Phar- Tu­ Hea­ No . Cere 1e tor ron Matron Nurse ter lary mac i - tor lth Nur­ Nurse s t Nur A s s ­ se Cum- -se is­ mid- tant wi f e 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 . Bomd i1 a 8 - 1 -- 5 3 - 4

2. Di rang 2 - - 1 - 3 2 - 2

3. Kalaktang 3 - - -- 1 3 - 1

4 . Bhalukpong ±T ------2

5. Naf ra 1 -- -- 1 1 - 2

6 . Th r i z i no - - - - - 1 1 - 2

Total : - 15 - 1 1 - 11 10 - 13

INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PATIENTS TREATED IN HOSPITAL/HEALTH CENTRES OF WEST KAMENCf'ciSTRICT DURING THE YER 1989-90

Table No.V.4 (In Nos.) SI . Hospital/Health Centres/ Indoor outdoor Total No . Sub-Centres 1 2 3 4 5

1 . District Hospital, Bomdila 801 16467 17268

2 . Dirang Primary Health Centre 326 13153 13479

3. Kalaktang Primary Health Centre 543 15852 16395

4 . Rupa Sub-Centre 703 14937 15640

5 . Mandalaphudung Sub-Centre - 2016 2016

6 . Bhalukpong Sub-Centre - 1485 1485

7. Nafra Sub-Centre 395 11324 11719

8. Thrizino Sub-Centre - 2844 2844

9. Salari Sub-Centre - ■ 1709 1709

10 . Shergaon Sub-Centre 34 13015 13049

11 . Balemu Sub-Centre - 1390 1390

12 . Doimara Sub-Centre - 935 935

13. Buragaon Sub-Centre - 3255 3255

14 . Namsu Sub-Centre - 1521 1521

15 . Boha Sub-Centre -- -

16. Palizi Sub-Centre — 2571 2571 Total 2802 102474 105276 :26

DISEASEWISE PATIENTS TREATED IN HOSPITAL/HEALTH CENTRES OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90 Table No.Y.5 (In Nos . ) SI . Diarr­ Stomach Res­ Mala Syphi- Scabies Goitre Leprosy T.B All No . Hospital/Health hoea/ intes- pira­ r ia Hies other Centre/Health Dysen- t inel tory disease Sub-Centre try 3 /[ 1 a 9 10 11 12 1 . District Hospital,Bomdila 1819 302 892 1 95 3 65 14091 2 . Dirang Primary Health Centre 915 432 790 24 45 15 48 11204 3 . Kalaktang " " " 1275 621 572 12 81 59 13 7 71 4 . Rupa Sub-Centre 1222 543 1137 10 69 7 12652 5 . Mandalaphudunq Sub-Centre 345 203 411 12 61 982 6 . Bhalukpong S’jb-Centre 315 231 331 54 4 491 N a f r a S u b - C e n t r o 4 4 1 3 6 0 405 71 3 1 0427 Thrizino Sub-Centre 5 i 41, 603 8 3 1207 9. Salari Sub-Centre 275 131 111 1192 10. Sherqaon Sub-Centre 513 33 5 615 62 11483 11. Balemu Sub-Centre 351 231 86 722 12, Doimara Sub-Centre 211 113 15 596 13 Buragaon Sub-Centre 284 171 118 85 2597 14 Namsu Sub-Centre 174 209 144 994 15 Boha Sub-Centre 16 Palizi Sub-Contre 321 251 133 1866 : 27 :

ACHIEVEMENT OF NATIONAL MALARIA ERADICATION PROGRAMME IN V'JEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No. V. 6 {In Nos) Circle No . and No . o f No . o f SPECIES ' No . of Rema­ surve­ Blood Bl ood PV PF PM Mi­■cases rks illance slides slides x­ radi­ staff collec­ found ed cal ly wo rk i ng ted pos i- trea­ SI I DHV t i ve ted 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Bomd i1 a ------

Di rang ------

KalaKt ang 2 2 103 3 3 -- -

Bhalukponq - 2 217 9 - - - 9

N a f r a - - 9 ------

Thrizino - 1 41 —— — — — —

ACHIEVEMENT FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME IN WEST KAMENG D -TRTCT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.. V. 7 (In N o s . ) Circle Places having Persons I.U.C.D. Condoms fami1 y we 1 fare sterilised Inserted distri­ clinic buted 1 2 3 4 5

Bomd i1 a District Hospital, Bomdila 27 113 1690

Dirang Dirang Primary Health Centre 14 53 1120

Kalak- t ang Kalaktang Primary Health Centre 13 8 1280

B h a 1 u k -

pong Bhalukpong Sub-Centre — 160

a f r a Nafra Sub-Centre - 1 Nil

Thri z i no Thrizino Sub-Centre - - -

Total:- 54 175 4250

Source:-District Medical O’fficer/ Bomdila. ;28:

POLICE STATIONS/OUTPOSTS AND STRENGTH OF POLICE PERSONNEL IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 31.3.90.

Table No.VI. 1 (In N o s .) SI . Name of police S .P. D.S.P. Ins­ Sub- Asstt . Head Cons­ WT F.S. W.T Total Remark No. Station/Outpost pector Ins­ Sub- Cons­ table Ope­ net Police 1 pector 1; n 3 — table rator perso­ pector nnel (Col.3 to 9+11) 1 • 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 . Bomd i1a P . S . 1 1 6 17 10 5 ,1 36

2. Bomdila Reserve 1 - 1 1. 1 6 36 - - ~ 4 6

;■ 3. Dirang P.S. - - - 2 - 4 16 2 -

T r:; 4. Kalaktanq P.S. - - - 2 - 3 10 1 _

5. Bhalukpony - (Outpost) --- 2 2 1 12 r

6. Rupa P.S. - ~ “ 2 1 3 10 - \ ‘

7. Balemu(Outpost) __ - 1 1 1 8 I 1

8 . Nafra WT net ------... 2 i

q Thrizino WT net “ “ — f 1

■

Total:- 1 - 2 16 6 24 1 0 ' 5 I :29:

DETAILS OF ACCIDENTS OCCURED IN WEST KAME!NG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Tab:Le No.VI. 2 (In Nos.) SI . Description No . of accident occured No . 1 2 3

1. ROAD ACCIDENT

a) No . of accidents occured 37

b) NO. of persons killed 10

c ) No. of persons injured 57

d) No . of vehicles involved 37

2 . FIRE ACCIDENT

a ) No. of fire acc ident s .2

b) Estimated loss NA

c ) Other type of accident —

NO. OF CASES PENDING/ FILED AND D I SPOSED IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.VI. 3 In NOs

Number of cases Cases Pendi ng Recorded Total Disposed Remain­ at the dur ing for off ed beg i n ing the year disposal pending 1 2 3 4 5 6

Criminal 176 124 300 SI 219

Civil 59 44 103 17 86 30 ■'

Table NO. VI SI . Type of ‘ic W^ No . ----V ^

1. Offences adair- t r a n q u i 1 i t y

2. Murder

3. Da-'^oity

4. Rob'-^ory

5. Burolary 1?

6. K'd'apping

7. Abd ■■'tion 3

8. Cau'le Theft 1

9. Pr 'perty Theft 12

10. Hon•e Trespass 6 10

11. Oth.-^rs ( Specify ) 87 106

124 139

STATEMENT SHOWING THE GENERAL RESULT OF CRIMINAL CASES'Tn WEST PCAMENG DISTP'^' : .

(In Nos.> . h G VI . 5 Year N o . c f N o . o f L") i s - C o n V i,«: -- Cornrn i - Died , Per­ case 3 p e r s o n s c h a r - t G d 11 ed esca­ sons r G p o r - under ged i! Of ped rema­ ted trial" C;r 1ref f- or ining 1 during a c q u - er ed t rans under 1989-90 ited ' ferred trial ! i t to the at the ether end of 1 a t e year 8 1 2 3 4 5 7 1

- 1989-90 124 325 91 55 2 177 186 1988-89 252 419 110 9 5 2 5 3 147 1987-88 225 483 119 ' 33 ^ f - 177 1986-87 240 4 56 8 9 3 9 1 - 2 81 1985-86 180 251 41 : 16 11 4 77 1984-85 168 259 3 7 141

Source;- S .P ./E.A.C . (Judicial ) a Bomdila. :31;

CLASSIFICATION OF AREA OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 31.3.90

Table No.VII. 1 (Area in Hector)

Type of utilisation Area Remarks (In Hect.)

1 2 3

Total Geographical Area 9594* * 'Including ( S q Km) the area of Tawang District

Forest 523490

Barren and Uncultivated- Land 312

Land put to non-agricultural uses

Cultivable Waste 2378

Permanent pasture and grazing Land

Area under Miscellaneous crops 2329

Current fallow 556

Net area sown 9074 32

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF AGRICUL.■: WEST KAMENG DISTSRICT DURING Tli’

Table No.VII. 2 1 Name of the crops Area Produc (In t ion Hect . ) (In f W

1 2 3

1. Paddy 1060 1321 12.46

2. Maize 3770 4344 12.1

3. Wheat 228 410 18.0

4. Buck Wheat 1485 1400 9.4

5. Barley 93 98 10.5

6. Millet 1420 1370 9.7

7. Pea .V 119 65 9.0

8. Local Pulses 190 146 7.8

9. Ra jma 293 191 6.2

10. Soyabean 102 99 9.5

11. Sweet Potato 3C~ 73 20.0

12. Potato 830 7751 93.4

13. Chilli 33 114 34.54

14. Ginger 67 101 15-15

15. Garlic 15 60 40.0

16. Mustard 119 135 11.3

17. Groundnut 63 62 10.0

18. Cabbage and other vegetable 487 3500 76.9 :33:

AREA UNDER IHPROVEP/HYV SEEDS IN WEST KAMENG DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.VII. 3 (In Meet.) Name of Crops Area under . Improved seeds HYV Seeds 1 2 3

Paddy - 325

Wheat - 50

Millet - -

Maize - 175

Mustard - 85

Pea - 50

AREA BROUGHT UNDER FERTILIZER AND PLANT PROTECTION IN WEST KAMENG D ISTRICT TURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table Nc . YII. 4 (In Hect.) Name of Circle Area ... Area Remarks brought brought under under fert ilizer plant (Norimal protec- Agri cul­ t ion ture (Normal Agricul­ ture ) 1 3 4

Bomdila 203 425

D i rang 339 590

Kalaktang and E-' ha 1 ukpong 160 524

Naf ra 95 263

Thri z ino 28 223

i’ G t: a 1 : - 825 2025 : 34 :

CONSUMPTION OF ClI ;r T r. T : n: 1 L T C F 0 I ' ’

WEST KAMENG DISTRICT jp; YP'.C 1 ’ ^

Table No.VII. 5 C)y\ i^r) Name of CONSUMPTION OF FERTILIZFPS Circle N i trogenous P h o s p h G t: 1 c P o t a s t i c 1 c- l . (N) ( P 2.3^ (K 2° ) 1 “ 1 2 3 4 ! -

Bomdila 11.52 1 .62 1 ''

Dirang 4.81 3.61 2.01 10 . 43

Kalaktar1 7. 30 5.91 5.91 1 „ j '■

Bhalukpong 0.68 0 . 40 0 .40

Naf ra 1.78 0.81 0.71

Thr i z i no 0.88 0 . 4 0 0.50 1 . ~ ■'

Total : - 26.97 13.05 11.15 51.17

AGRICr :.TURAL FARMS AND HOR TICUL TUP A L /PURSER TES/ GARDENS IN W E ^ KAMEMG S 0N” 3 1 . . 1: >

Table N .VII. 6

Name of Aq r i c u 1. - H o r t i c u 1 - P O f-5 1 G . - . - ; r- r 1 I Ti - Circle t ur a 1 t ura 1 H^-'r t icu ' ; ■ ; 1 i n 1 i farms Farms t , r - I ! - -i *: i n G .-I r 6 G n s ; '■ f- r p

Bomd i1 a ■ 3 6

Dirang 234

K a 1 a k t a I 1 q A

Bhalukpr q

Naf ra

Thr i z i no

Total; :35 :

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF HORTICUILTURAL CROPS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.VII. 7 Name of Fruits Area Produc­ Yield (In Hect.) tion ■ rate (In M.T.) (In Qntl. Per Hect) 1 2 3 4 TEMPERATE Rpple 470. 50) 1829.65 38.91 Pears 0. 38; 0.59 1.55 Plum 132.48'. 331.53 25.07 Peach 209.00* 418.00 20.00

SUB-TROPICAL FRUITS

Pineapple - --

Guava - - - r-^ tH Banana - ■ - - ,j. I Orange 103.00 103.00 10.00 ;■ uj iCO -

IMPROVED AGRICILTURAL IMPLEMENTS/MACHINES ^ DISTRIBUTED IN WEST KAMENG DURING THE YEAR 4989-90 O Table No.VPI (In Nos.) Name of NAME OF THE CIRCLES Total a OTi .f ■ -Q Implements/ Bomdila Dirang Kalak­ Bhaluk- Naf ra Thr- Machines tang pon g i- zino 1 2 3 4 5 .6 7 8

1. Tata Hoe 150 200 243 .80 80 753

2. Tata Jumper 60 60 60 60 32 272 3. Sickle 180 180 280 180 80 900 4. Hand Hoe 120 120 210 100 50 600

Source:- District Agricultural Officer/District Horticultural Officer/ Boimdila and Horticulturist, Dirang and Kalaktang. o c

‘'1PLEMENTATI0N OF MINOR IRRIGATION PROJECTS IN ~W"e'ST KAMEN<~^ a f ^

Iv <»TfO^'- JX_fef-sjs

1. B o r: d i 1 a -- —

2. Dirang 15 3 3 4: .^2- lO

3. Ka1aktang 12 4 7 / ; ; 13 63 A y

4. Bhalukpong 2 - 22 . Ou 2 15.

5. Na fra 6 - 13 0 . 8 '7 12 2 6.93

6. 1 h r i 2 i n o 5 2 85 . OC 3 5 2.28

AREA li'RI^lATKD BY■ DIFFLKl'iT SOURCFS IN WEST K AiVENG lyir.-, ] r•^1 T i i ' ■ : R 1989-'.'0

Table No. VIII.2 In {Iect )

SI . Name of Govt. Pri- Tube Tank 1 Other Total Percen­ No . ( i r c 1 e Cha­ V a t e Well 1 i tage of nnels C 1) cl - i 1 net j 1 n n 0 ■- s 1 a r o a ! 1 1 'r’ ! 1 ted to

i area 1 s cv;n

1 .

2 . Dira:vj 6 . 96

3. Kalal. tang

4. Bh a 11; kpong d 1

5 . N a f a

6 . Thr i z i no 1-1 : 37 :

WATER SUPPLY SCHEME EXECUTED IN WEST KAMENG

Table No. VTTI.3 SI . Name of the Urban/ No.of villages/ Water supply Expenditure Popu1 at ion No . Circle Rura 1 urban centres schemes completed incurred benef i ted provided with to hamlets/ (R s. In Lakhs) (In Nos.) water supply extended portion During As on schemes of villages the 31 .3.90 During the As on during 1989-90 year year 31.3.90 (In Nos.) 1 989-90 1989-90 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

1 . Bomd ila Urban - 1 - 0.85 11.83 3860

Rural - 7 1 1 .52 10.67 1870

/: - D i. r a n g Rural - 17 - 6.64 12.16 12521

3 . Kalaktang Rural - 36 4 6 . 36 28.13 7462

4 . Bhalukpong Rural - 5 - NA 3 V 3 2 104G

5. Naf ra Rural - 17 - 1.43 5.38 3399

6. Thrizino Rural 22 NIL NA 3357

Total 105 5

Source:- Executive Engineer, R.W.D./P-W.D.,Bomdila & Kalaktang ‘■5 : CIRCLEWISE NUM,.L:h IN w e s t '

Table No. IX. 1 ^ X k Men. Sub-Division e - CcnVA: \ '^ , \ \ '5^ - ^'Ac? - *y3T-OvV Circle r i fta L V ! : i D i s p o i cfiao- n s a L' y 1 I :i‘-. ■ : NieL\^. i i •- 1 i V<^+ZivY ! ’ Scv^ ( I 2 A (

A . Bomd1 la Sub-Division 5 10

Bomo ila 1 - Dir? ng 1 5 KaIo k tang 2 5

B’ra] . pong 1 -

B Na f r - B u r a g aon ‘ni'-' vision

Naf r T;-' no

NU-"BER or LIVF T''"K AND POULTRY FARM ETC. IN WEST KAME:'':^ d i s t r i c t as on 31.3.90.

Table (In Nos.) Name of Cattle/ Sheep Pig Foe! .i r Poul­ Live She­ Chik the '“airy Farm Fa _ m Farm try stock ep rea­ Circ: Ic .^arm farm farm & ring • } rn i Wool Cen­ Unit tre t r □ t i, o n , Cn t r e 1 2 3 1 4 5 i 6 I 7 8 9

BOi''ia i 1 ^ I 1 1 1 1 D i f .n n;; X - 1 - - 3 -

Kale'kl-n , ------Bhalukponn'------Naf r a - - - - ‘ - -- - Thri zi , . / . - '.^^Rn TO OOST KA>]ENG DISTRICT O' 'R TOO YEAR 1989-90

(In Nos . ) ’ r , ” i 'I' ' ■ o . o 1 A n i m a 1 s / B i r d s Total 1 in- ; treated 1 I G e n e r a 1 Cas­ Vacci­ 5.1 r'/ ! c a 3 e s trated nated A 1 c: ! I —r ' ■ 1 5 6 7

; ■■ 1 3 / 9 5 66 3744 6305

; : 310 5 197 2984 6326

- • G 0 0 391 11034 16285

: > . 8 2 1002 1681

OVr . 10 30 73 1250 2353

00 8 2 149 1525 4156

'r . • i : - 1 0 00^ 9 58 ■ 21539 37106

NO ^ULK OF^ODOCTS IN THE DAIRY FARM IMIRING THE YEAR 1989-90

■f Mil

I n L i t r v:

j_ 7 3 0 . 5 0 0

ir-.- Far-n 10000.000 1000

; i 1 a . :40: STATEMENT REFLECTING THE ACTIVITIES OF TME REGIONAL SHEEP BREE' DING FARM, SANGTI OF WEST KAMENG DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.IX. 5 Yeac of Establishment 2nd October, 1975 Total Area of the Farm 1P 2 » 96 Acr0s Area under fodder grass and pasture grazing STOCK POSITION OF LIVESTOCK a) SHEEP (In Nos.) A dill t: i) Russian Merino 88 1 61 ii) Local 108 iii) CB-Fl 45 13 rg iv) CB-F2 38 v) CB-F3 21 vi) CB(Interbred-1) 9 vii) CB(Interbred-2) 5 c b) Plough Bullock 5 s BIRTH OF LIVESTOCK DURING THE YEAR 1989-90 i) Russian Merino 19 Nos. ii) Local iii) CB-Fl 13 iv) CB-F2 ' 10 v) CB-F3 1 No. vi) CB(Interbred-1) 2 Nos. vii) CB(Interbred-2 ) DEATH OF LIVESTOCK ^U^.TNG THE YEAR 1989-90 I ) Russian Merit! c i i) Local iii) CB-Fl iv) CB-F2 : Nil v) CB-F3 vi ) cB-(Interbred-1) vii) c 8 - ( . n c.erbred-2 ) 7. SALE OF LIVESTOCK DURING THE YEAR 1 i) Russian Merino 23 Nos ii) Local iii) CB-Fl 13 " iv) CB-F2 3 " V) c 1B-F3 vi ) CB-(Interbred-1) vii) CB-(I- erbred-2) ANNUAL EXPENDITURE DURING THE YEAR 1989-90 a ) for pi;'Chasing of Livestock 2 2 000 b) For purchasing of Medicine Rs 14 998 and chemical c ) Establishment cost RS 3 , 19 052 d) Other expenditure 9. ANNU?' OUT-TURN

a) Production 'of wool 5 53 Kg. b) Production of feed 14 V .. t c) Production of Fodder 1 .! 1 d) Production of Animal

10. Total I' lvenue receipt during during '.he year 19 89-90 6 2 , n A 6

Source:- Deputy Director, R e g i o n a 1 Sheep B r c e d i n q Farm, Sangt1. :41 :

DISTRIBUTION OF E'OREST DIVISION/RANGES/BEATS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT ASON 31.3.90

Table No. X. 1 Name of Forest No . of No . of Beats Division Ranges Accounts Non-Accounts Total Beats Beats 1 2 3 4 5

Bomdila Forest Division 4 2 - 2

K h e11o n g Forest D i v 1 s i ; n 4 3 7 10

S h e r g a c n Forest D i v i s i r 2 - 3 3

Northern Resources Sur­ vey Division 2 .

AREA BROUGHT UNDER PLANTATION/AFFORESTATION IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.X (In Hect) Name of Forest Type o£ Plantation Division Actual Nurse­ Affo­ Arti­ MNP ANR So Econo­ ries res­ fici­ ci mic (In Nos' tation al plan­ of Fo­ plan­ tation plants res tation try 1 2 3 4 5 • . 6 7 8

Bomdila Forest Div ision 20 2,10,OOG1 — 5 0 40 15

Khellong Forest Division -- 105.0 , - 155.0 0.5 // S h I? r g a G n Forest / D i V i s i o n 6 - - - 1 — /s / / Northern Resources / S u r v e y Division ------/

Total :~ 26 21000 — » 155 4 1 1 5 / 20.5 :42 :

AREA BROUGHT UNDER FOREST IN WEST KAMENG AS ON 31.3.90

Table No. X. 3 (In’000 Hect) Name of Forest Reserve Forest Proposed Reserve Unclassi Division Forest f ied Reserve Anchal Proposed Proposed State Forest Reserve Reserve Anchal Forest Forest Forest Reserve Forest 1 2 3 4 5 6

Bomdila Forest Division 19.66 0.46 1 .84 30.60 37 3.94

Khellong Forest

Division 82.64 - - - -

Shergaon Forest 13.30 Divis ion - - - 1.05

Northern Resources

Survey Division - - - --

Total 102.30 0.46 1.84 31.65 387.24

OUT-TURN OF TIMBER AND FUEL IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

,ble No. X. 4 Tie of the Forest Timber Fuel vision (In Cu.m ) (In M. Ton) f

1 2 3

Forest Division 2014.7145 138 .

^orest Division 11603 . 179-

Shor-Qd, Division ^48".2^ ^ 8 8 3.5

No^'^thern Re,;: \ _ces

Survey Divisi :43:

SUPPLY OF SLEEPER TO RAILWAYS BY THE FOREST DEPARTMENT IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No. x In pieces) Name of the No. of Railway sleeper Forest Division suppli ed Broad Meter Narrow Total Gauge Gauge Gauge 1 2 3 4 5

Bomdila Forest Division Nil Nil Nil Nil

Khellong Forest Division Nil Nil Nil Nil

Shergaon Forest Division Nil Nil Nil Nil

Northern Resources Survey Division Nil Nil Nil Nil

MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS OF WEST KAMENG DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No. X Minor Forest Unit Name of Forest Division Product Bomdila Khellong Northern Sher- Forest Forest Resour­ qaon Division Division ces Forest Survey Divi­ Division sion 1 2 3 4 5 6

1 . Sand Cu . HI 1343 1663 2329.170 2 . Boulder If 7963 7119 9048.905 3. Bamboo Nos . 32060 22980 - 15370 4 . Cane Kaps 672 79147 - - 5. Poles Nos . - 300 1167

6 . Thatch Bd 1 s . - - - - 7. Lishi Kg . 49350 - - - 8 . Res i n Bledge 286200 - - -

9. Gravel Cu . m - 6375 -- 10. Balli es Nos . 2676 4900 - - 11 . Toke leaves Nos . - 7300 - - ■ 12. Jung leaves Nos . -- - - 13. Sang pass Bdls . -- - 35000 1^ . S-1abs Nos , 60 - - -

15. Stone Cu . r 392 33.644 247.780 16. Shingle Cu . m 121 344775 -- 17. Grass Bd 1 s . 301300 --- thatch Bd 1 s ; 2500 — :44:

FOREST REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE FOREST DIVISIONS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.X. 7 (In'OOO Rs.) Name of the Revenue V EXPENDITURE Remarks forest Division Non-Plan Plan Total 1 2 3 4 5 6

Bomdila Forest Division 3982.51 2382.63 1977.31 4359.94

Khellong Forest Division 7023.03 2860.68 2207.79 5068.47

Sherga'on Forest Division 2686.71 837.90 337.26 1175.16

Northern Resources Survey Division .90 301.53 655.45 956.98

Source D.F.O.# Bomdlla/ Bhalukpong/ Rupa and Kamengbar :45: CIRCLEWISE FISH FARMS AND VILLAGE FISh PONDS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 31.3.90 Table No. XI. 1 Name of Govt. People’s village Other Area Area Water Integrated Finger- the Circle Fish Fish Fish Fish under under ar^ 3 Fis^ Farm­ 1 ings Farm Farm pond pond pisei. paddy de — ing Unit distribu­ (In.Nos a (In Nos.) (In Nos . ) (In Nos . ) culture cum loped (IN Nos.) ted duri­ (In Fish (In ng the Hect.) culture Hect.) year (In 1989-90 Hect. ) (In Nos,) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Bomdila 1 10 0.22 0.22 2 40,000 Dirang 1 1 29 — 1.97 9.34 11.31 2 22 ,000 Kalaktang 2 1 61 2 3.10 - 3.10 - 1,000 Bhalukpong 1 5 2 0.13 - 0.13 -- Naf ra 1 4 33 2 2.57 0.50 3.07 7 17,500 Thrizino 1 1 12 2 0.56 5.21 5.77 3 13,000

Total: 7 7 150 8 8.55 15.05 23.60 14 93,500

FISH AND FISH SEED PRODUCTION IN WEST KAMENG DISTRSICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90 Table No. XI.2 Item Unit CIRCLEWISE TOTAL PRODUCTION Total Bomdila Dirang Kalaktang Bhalukpong Naf ra Thrizino 1 2 3 4 5 6 " 7 8 9

FISh PRODUCTION -■

a) Marine — — — , - - - - b) Inland Kg . 7694 27979 160 - 5795 11710 53338 FISH SEED PRODUCTION a) Fry NoS. 150000 45000 4000 36000 331000 b) Fingerlings Nos. m 75000 15000 2000 18000 142000 Sourcer-Superintendent of Fisheries, Bomdila :46 WORKING OF DIFFERENT CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 30... 6.90 Mn. XII. 1 _ _ (Rs . In Lakhs' Name oi Che Societies Date of No .of Working Paidup Own Annual Profit Loss Audit Remar­ capital Share fund turn year ks ion mem­ bers capi­ over tal 2 /i 6 7 0 9 10 11 'i 2 iranc LA^.P D.. a,; , 303 12.00 • i. ^ i 28.89 2.57 1988^89 anata CCS Ltd. Salari 30.4.82 184 1.17 0.29 0.23 2.37 - 0.25 1989-90 jirang Monpa Weavers Coop. Society Ltd 1 i r a n g 4.2.86 30 0.63 0.31 Def ur.iCt •andel Lamu Coop. Society,Nyukmadung 28.1.87 92 0.20 0.10 - 1.05 0.05 1988-89 ’eaker Section Women Coop. Society, lira n q 26.1.89 Newly organised ian ■janofT’ani CCS f.cd. Rahursq 1989 - 0.10 0.10 - 0.43 0.03 - 1n89-90 (upa LAMP , Rupa 18.1.64 264 6.40 0 .79 2.03 16.33 0 .46 1988-89 ;alaktang LA*''ip, Kalaktang 22.3.79 386 5.15 0.30 0.60 18.29 - 0.94 19B'7-88 '^her'"R'^n CGs Ltd. Shergaon 6.8.71 94 8.34 0.14 0.11 2.13 0.04 198. -30 L-en'- = n.-s-ion :-iPCS Ltd. Tenzinqaon 9.1.87 817 4.49 1.17 2.81 4.00 0.15 198'r -99 ric University Service Coop. ■' c i ty Ltd. Tenzinqaon 1.2.87 273 14.55 0.48 10.88 18.09 0.37 • 89 ; .--'ry.'lo CGs Ltd- Morshing 20.7.84 26 Deft; ,:t 1' rs n ^ n r a CGS Ltd. Denzi 1.5.84 33 D e ’:u :t Wolfare Coop . S';:: i er v , Rupa 19.1.89 Mew ' ora-;'i i?d Kd'ro-" p.ui Iders Coop .. ; j o y Ltd. i' . ^ <1 18.6.6 2 I ay i j Cj t. u -1 n h k :', CGs Ltd. Rond 11 a 24 . 6 . SR 1 ^ rs 46 . r: . 1-13 30.59 132. 50 - 5.05 I ' -B' T'ar. ;ao- MFCS, Thrizirio '' > - . 6. 1 . /D 0-27 0. 27 5.R9 0.08 _ ' ' > ■ "’'la.. ikp; ')Q i.opkarKi C«--op. c::y Ltd. Hh.'i L i-<■ nori q 4.2.35 0. i2 0.12 0.13 - - -■ f;; ct Mai:r.? CGs Ltd.Nc^tra 13.12.6:^ 1 2. 20 0.29 0.39 5.45 Do 1 [para Dairv C a . Foot h i 1 Is 28.1.84 - 0.04 0. 29 1.12 - fl-.'Ct Kha?;-c‘ ‘'Gs r, td. 20.5.B1 ■ i:.7 0.47 0. 20 0.23 - ■ tU'lCt Romd i 1 a H . S . School CooT^. Bomd i la 24.3.62 2 58 0.09 0.014 0.09 0. 1 a - Khollbru CGs Ltd. Buragaon 22.11.80 18 1.84 0.24 0.79 ] .03 ' ?funct Bugnn CGs Ltd. Bichom- 3.2.85 56 eSunct Growers Association Coop. Bomdila 18.10.89 50 0.20 0.03 0.11 Mewly nised Sera Village Women Coop.Society,Bomdilal9.1.89 M Fish Farmers Coop.Society Ltd.Bomdila 16.1.89 20 0.45 0.07 - H r n, - :47:

ACHIEVEMENT OF CO-OPERATIVE APEX BANK AND Tri RI F . A N D CREDIT SOCIETIES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR JULY'89 TO JUNE'90

Table No.XII.2 (Rs.•In'OOO)

Name of Bank Total Bank Loan advance Loan out­ Prof it Loss Thrieft/Credit Depos its borrowing during the standing Society out­ year at the end standing of the year

1 2 3 *4 , 6

Arunachal Pradesh State Cooperative Apex Bank Ltd. Bomdila 5921.00 1684.00 4149.00 6432.00 ■ 29^.00

Source:- Branch Manager, A.P. State Coop. Apex Bank Ltd Bomdila. :48:

PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL ACHIEVEMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table Ko. XI Mame of I’^DP .... . „ NRE? ICDS ASMF , RLEGP JRY the Block Expen- No . of Expen- Mandays Expen- I No.of Expen­ No . of Ex- Man- Expen­ Man- diture bene- d iture genera­ d i ture bene- diture bene- pen- days diture days as subsidy f icia- incu­ ted incurred 1 C i c i - incu­ f ic i - di- gene incu- gene against r ies rred (In (Rs. In 1 a.r ies rred ar ies ture -ra­ r r ' ^ r - schemes assis­ (Rs.In Nos. ; Lakhs) (Rs .In i ncu ted (Ro , Yn' : ^ ed (Rs. In ted Lakhs) Lakhs) rred ( In L 3 a )i : I n Lakhs.) (Rs . Nos . ) : '-ai In 1 La­ 1 i khs ' 1 1 /I 5 6 ! 7 8 9 10 i

K i re.;.:; 7 a 1 T ‘'i r 2 3 4 8 . / A 11545 J. • ■• J .. ■ 17 0.31 287 0 . \ 8 5.71 tS3 0(

K n I a k n a: g 2.79 -- 0 .66 28 0.25 290 - -

Na t ra- R u r a Cl a o n 4. 69 415 1.32 2455 0.25 6 0.8/ 312 \ . ixooo I ‘ s r r r

West Kamenq : 10.89 905 9.56 14000 1.96 51 1.^8 88'^ a- Cl ?-• 3 39) QA

Source D.R,D .0. Bomdila. :49: PARTICULARS OF COMMUN>ITY DEVELOPMENT/N.E.S . BLOCKS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRIC~T AS ON 31.3.1990

Table No. XIII.2 CD/NES Year of Type Stage N o . Area Populat ion Blocks open i ng of in (As per vill­ Sq. Km 1981 ages Census ) cove­ red 1 • 2 3 4 5 6 7

Di rang 1957-58 A P/ Stage 18 NA_ 12620 II

Kalaktang 1962-63 B P/ Stage 53 NA 8206 II

Naf ra- Buragaon 1962-63 A P/ Stage 85 NA 20741 II

Source:- B .D.O./Dirang/Kalaktang and Thrizino

PANCHAYATRAJ INSTITUTIONS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 31.3.QP

Table No. XIII. 3 (In Nos.) Name of the Gram Gram Anchal Anchal Z i 1 la Zilla Blocks pan- Paa- Samities par i- Parishad chayat Chayat members shad members members 1 "2 3 4 5 6 7

Dirang 15 89 1 :5 2

Kalaktang 10 48 1 10 1 2

Nafra-

Buragaon 22 70 1 22 3

'T / ' 47 207 3 47 1 7 J

Source E .A .C .,Panchayet Raj, Bomdila. CRAFTWISE DISTRIBUTION OF TRAINEES IN THE CRAFT CENTRES WEST KAMENG DISTRl'^~URING THE YEAR 1989-90 Tab]Le No. XIV. 1 (In Nos . ) S I . Craft No. of Trainees No. Bomdila Craft Centre Kalaktang Craft Centre 1 r 2 4

1. Carpet 2. Knitting 3% Tailoring 4. Painting 5. Wood Turning 6. Silversmithy 7. Carpentry 8. Weaving

ANNUAL GUTTUr OF DIF', EHESIT CRAFT CENTRES AND SALE PROCEEDS OF THE Ei-.. JRIUM AND SHOV; ROOM CUM SALE COUNTER IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No. XIV. 2 Name of the Value of outturn Sale proceeds Craft C e n t r-; (Rs. In'000) (RS. Ir\'QQQ] 1 1 2" ■ ... 3

mdila Craft Centre .03 189.88

ka.iak^a^g Craft Centre 29.32 14.83 : 5 ] :

SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES REGISTERED IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING TFIE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.XIV. 3 SI . Name of the unit Total Total Value No. employ­ Inves­ of ment tment total (In Nos.) (Rs . Annual In'000) produc- t ion (Rs . In'000 1 2 3 4 5

1. M/S Arunachal Kamenq Phrma- suitical Industries,!'ha lukpong 32 400.00 NA 2. M/S Bomdila Tailorini [init, Bomd i1 a 5 19.00 NA

3. M/S Chuki Weaving Unit/ Bomdila 3 23.50 11.70

4. M/S Palizi Knitting Unit,Khupi 4 48.43 15.66

5. M/S Rinchin Wood Turning, Kaloktang 22.70 10.70

6 . M / S S h e h m a h T r i; n k F a c t o r v', Birpur(Near Tenga) 20.00 17.50

7. M/S Miji Tailoring Unit/Bomdila 19.00 12.03

8. M/S Sonam Steel Factory, Rupa 40.20 12.00

9. M/S Thrizino Cane Furniture, Thr i z i no 20.00 15.00

10. M/S Sepphu Cane Indusi r i Thr i z i no 11.70 3.00

11. M/S Buragaon Weaving Jnit/ Buragaon 10.00 7.50

M/S Thrizino Weaving Unit, Thrizino 15.00 10.00

V^eaving Unit, Khupi 15.00 10.00

• -i ... I . Centre, Wanghoo 17.76 13.80 : 52 :

PRODUCTION AND EP^PLOYMENT OF INDUSTRIES REGISTERED UNDER FACTORY ACT 1948 IN WEST K-Amf.mc OTC'TajCT Tfm YEAR ^ 9 ^ —

Table No.XIV.4 Name of the Tot Factory/Unit

NIL NIL

STATEMENT SHOWING THE SERICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT

No.XIV. 5 A chievement IfARTICULARS Unit during the Remarks year 1989-90 1 2 3 4

Demonstration Centre No.

No.of Rearers No 39

(a) Eri 11

(b) Oak Tasar 2 8

3. Seec3 supplied DFLS 15 120 a ) Oak Tasar (Dxsease 6000 free layings) b) Eri Seeds --Do— 9120

4. Production N o z 5 5 0 8 9

(a) Eri-Cocoons 5 2 7 7 5

(b) Oak-Tasar Cocoons 202 314

5. Outturn of Cloth Mt rs 73

•Source;- Joint Director of Industries,Bomdi1 a and ^Assistr^nt Director , CTRTC / Dirang . :53

INSTALLED PLANT CAPACITY AND ELECTRICITY QtEI^ERATED IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT Table No. XV 1 Year Installed capacity Electricity Gene­ (In K.W) rated . (In'0 0 0 .Units) Total Hydel |Thermal|D. G . Set Total Hydel The­ D.G . • 1 rmal set 1 ]r 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1989-90 2871. 2260 611 7595.00 7470.00 - 125.00 1988-89 2371 2260 111 8157.45 8057.38 - 100.07 987-88 2380 2260 135 7651.06 7611.37 - 39.69 986-87 2298 2260 38 10372.15 10356.38 - 15.77

985-86 2298 2260 38 6427.92 - - -

CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRIC POWER BY USES IN WEST KAMENG DISTSRICT able NO.XV.2 (In'000 Unit) Year Domest ic Commercia1 Industr ial Publi c Agricul­ Total Heat Headtr Small Low High lighting ture consum­ small power and Medium Med i- ption Power fans volt um (In'000 light volt Unit) and fans 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 989-90 2102.00 411.00 54.00 ’ 518.00 520;00: 3605.00 988-89 1004.31 914.22 5.84 3901.18 554.23 - 6379.78 987-88 5038.00 1110.00 - 320.00 6468.00 986-87 2200.96 2200.00 - - 420.00' 4820.96 985-86 NA NA NA NA NA NA . 46^8.21

NUMBER OF TOWNS/VILLAGES ELECTRIFIED IN WEST KAMENgV d ISTRICT

?ble No. XV. 3 \ 5 on 31st Town Inhabited Villages Percentage of ?rch of (In Nos.) vi1lages electrified Electrified le (In NOs.) (In Nos.) villages to i total villages i 1 2 3 4 5

1990 1 156 68 43.58 1989 156 60 38.46 1988 156 50 32.05 1987 1 156 50 32.05 ,1986 1 156 50 32.05 *1935 1 156 48 30.77

Source:- E.E. (Elect.) Borndila. :54: LENGTH OF ROAD CONSTURCTED BY DIFFERENT AGENCIES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-~90

Table No.XVI. 1 (In Km.) Name of SURFACE ROAD UN-SURFACE ROAD Total Mulepath/ the Black Metalled Fair Jeepable Length porter Execution Top W o ^ t h e r of Road track Agency 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

RWD 0.80 _ 5.85 6.65 —

PWD 3.5 - - 8.00 11 . 50 -

BRTF ------— FOREST - - - — —

LENGTH OF ROAD MAINTAINED BY DIFFERENT AGENCIES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 31.3.1990

Table No.XVI. 2 (In Km.) Name of SURFACE ROAD 1 UN-SURFACE ROAD Total Mulepath/ the Black Meta- i1 Fair Jeepable Length porter Execution top lied 1 IV e a t h e r of road track Agency 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 7

i RWD - 1.84 ?? .9::^ 67.76 107.26

PWD 12.50 83.80 255.70 137.28 489.28 592.89

BRTF 246.85 72.00 - - 318.85 -

FOREST 106.61 106.61 :55:

EXPENDITURE ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION/IMPROVEMENT BY DIFFERENT AGEN- CIES IN WEST KAMENG DIST^iCT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.XVI. 3 (Rs.In Lakh) Name of EXPENDITURE ON EXPENDITURE ON Total Total the SURFACE ROAD UN-SURFACE ROAD expendi­ expendi­ Execu- Black Metalled Fair Jeepable ture on ture on t ion Top Weather road constru­ Agency construc­ ction of tion Mulepath/ Col.2 to 5 porter Track 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

RWD _ 3.95 — 29.45 33.40 —

PWD 91.16 92.63 ~ 270.07 453'.86 \' - ■

BRTF 171.26 9.67 - - 180.9*3 -

FOREST — - - - - -

EXPENDITURE ON CONSTURCTION>IMPROVEMENT, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.XVI.4 (Rs. In Lakh) S.P. O.B. Qther Remarks ^ I T E W Type Type 1 2 3 4 5

1. CONSTURCTION

a) A.P. Govt. Building 166.33 0.15 b) Central Govt. Building c) Assam Rifles Building

2. IMPROVEMENT a) A.P. Govt. Building 3.97 - - b) Central Govt. Building c) Assam Rifles Building

3. & MAINTENANCE , i ’. c: j I', Buil(3ing 23.39 0.40* 0.48 •i Govt. Building

H i f Ie« \Sui Idina

E.S. (PV»-D) Bomdila / Kalaktang E.E. (RWD) Bomdila ConRinander, BRTF & F. 0.,Bomdila/Rupa/Bhalukpong :56

AGENCYWISE TRANSPORT DATA OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90

Table No.XVII. 1 Unit Data in respect of transport under ITEM A.P. State Transport Co-operat ive Tourism A n c h a 1 Private Society Dept t Samiti 1 2 3 4 ! 5 6 7

Fleet Held NO. 15 7 1

Routes Operated Bomdila to Tezpur/ Boirvdila to Bomdila to NA NA Itanag^ir/Towanq/Kalak- Tc7:pur and Sange and tang/Nafra and Thrizino Mi::samari Jamiri

Passangers Carried No 120600 i 1 600 NA ( T If u c k Average number of passangers Carried ( Per d a ■/ ) 33S NA

Revenue earned In Rs. 1981082 15000 NA

No.of workers No . 36 2

Source:- Superintendent of A P S T / A fim i n i s t ra t or , Cooperative and Tourist Information Assistant, Bomdila. s \1 c> . . Aame oi tnrr Depart men’' ■ Jeep Car/ Bi^s Truck Motor Rick-]-Tractor/ Taxi Bu11oc k No. H o ni a r k s Stat ion Cycle Saw road Cart Wagon/ roller/ Pick up Power trailler 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2

1, District Adininistrat ion 11 3 5 __ _ _ 2. Medical 10 1 _ 1 _ 3. R . W . D . 4 _ 4 8 4. Educat ion 2 1 _ — _ 5. AH & Vetty. 2 — 1 _ 6. Forest 4 — — 5 5 _ _ 7. Co-operat ive 1 — — _ 8. Fisheries 1 _ _ _ 9. Electrica] 4 2 6 _ 1 10. P . W . D . 10 ] _ / / — _ - 11. B.R.T.F. .1 8 12 . Kameng Transport Coop.Society 4 13 . Bomdila Coop.General Stores 14. B.D.O. Kalaktang 15. B.D.O., Dirang 16. State Bank of India On Hired 17 . A . P. Police 18 . LeadBank 19. Field Publ-Jcity 20. Statist ics 21. DRDA 1 No.Gypsy in Col . 3 22. Agriculture 23. Horticulture 24. District Horticulturist 25. Regional Sheep Breeding Farm 26. Research 27. Civil Supply 28. State Transport 15 29. Industries 30. Tourism 31. College 32 Central Tasar Research Training 33. Orchidoloqist Source:-Respective Head of D e ^ T t m e n t ;q f ~West...^a W e n g . :58:

NUMBER OF POSTAL INSTITUTIONS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT

Table No.XVII.3 (In Nos.) Year ending No.ofSub-post Populat ion No .of ,No. of No.of Telephone No .of STst March office/EDBPO served per Tele­ Tele­ connect ion public post office graph phone ! During As . on call office exch­ the year 31.3.90 offices ange 1989 - 90

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

\

19 90 16 NA 1 6 271 5

Source Postmaster/S.D.0. (Telephone),Bomdila :59:

PROCUREMENT- OF SELECTED COMMODITIES BY DIFFERENT AGENCIES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90 Table No.XVIII.1 (In Otis.) Commodit ies PROCURED BY Remarks State Govt. F.C.I. Cooperative Others Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 ■ 7

1. Paddy 2. Wheat 3. Mustard Seed

4. Maize 5. Potato ] 545 6. Pulses 7. Other(Speci fy)

NUMBER OF FAIR PRICE SHOP IN WEST KAMENG AS ON 31.3.90 Table No. XVIII.2 (In Nos.) Year ending Rural Urban Total 31st March Govt. Co-opera- Private Total Govt. co-opera- Private Total Govt. Co-opera- Pri­ Total t i VG t i ve t i ve vate 1 2 3 4 5 6 ^ 7 . 8 9 10 1 11 12 13 1990 _ 29 14 43 _ 2 10 ‘ 12 31 24 55 1989 - 29 12 41 - 2 10 12 - 31 22 53

1988 ■' - 30 10 40 •1 : 10 11 11 - 31 20 51 1987 28 9 37 - 2 ' 10 12 - 30 19 49

1986 29 9 38 ' —. ■ 1 1© 11 — 30 19 49

Source:- ARCS/DSO (Supply)', Bomdila. :60: NUMBER OF BANKING OFFICES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT Table No.XIX. 1 ( In Nos) Year ending State UBI UCO Vijoya Apex Purbanchal Total Remarks 31st March Bank Bank Bank Bank Bank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1990 7 - - 1 - 8

1989 7 - - ■ 1 - 8

1988 7 - - 1 - 8

1987 7 - 1 - 8

1986 6 - - 1 - 7

1985 6 - - 1 - 7 1984 5 6

DEPOSITS AND ADVANCES OF SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1989-90 Table No.XIX. 2 (Rs.In’000 ) Name of the Bank N o . of Total Total Advance Total Out­ Remarks off ices Deposit Priority Weaker standing # sector Sector credit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

State Bank of India 7 61637.91 3876.23 807.00 468 3.2 3 8035.02 Arunachal Pradesh State Co-operative Apex Bank Ltd. 1 5921 .00 NA NA 4149.00 6432.00

Source Branch Manager, SBI, Dirang/Bomdila/Nafra/Rupa/Kalaktang/ Tengavalley and Bhalukpong,Branch Manager#Coop-Apex Bank,Bomdila :61 :

LOCATION OF PROJECTI IT,NO. OF OPERATORS AND FILM SHOW STAGED IN WEST KAM' DISTRICT DURING TFIE YEAR 1989_oq

Table No.XX.;L (In Nos . ) Location of N o . o f p r o j 0 c t: i o ri No.of opera­ No . of film Remarks projection unit tor attached shows sta­ unit ges 1 2 3 5

Bomd i 1 a 2 2 3 90

COMMUNITY LISTENING SETS DISTRIBUTED IN WEST KAMENG

Table No.XX.2 (In Nos . ) SI . Name of the Typewise distribution of Community No . Circle Listening sets T As on 31.3.90 Dur:Lng J^he year L989490 Resa 1 EM I Phi­ TV Resa EMI1 Phi- TV TRT llips TRT .#11 ips 1 2 3. 4 5 6 7 8 ^ 9 10

1 . Bomdila 1 7 - 1 JL “Ji — 2

. D i r a n 9 14 - 2 5 - - 3

3 . Ka 1 aktang 7 - 12 5 - 1 2

4 . Bha1ukpong -- 1 2 - - 2

5. N a f r a 9 1 5 4 - 1 4

6 . Thrizino 1 3 1 P; 1 1 1

Total 43 3 2 9 2 4 9 14

Source DIPRO/ FPO, Bomdila :62 :

SOCIAL CULTURAL AND WELFARE ORGANISATION IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 31.3.90 Tab;Le No.XXI. 1 SI. Name of the Organisation Location Grant in N o . Aid 1 2 3 4

1. nirang Monpa Cultural Socie’iy Dirang NA

2. Rahung Khoitam Cultural Society Rahung NA

3. Rangnagpa cultural Society Kalaktang NA

4. Lhaza]a cultural Society Morshinq NA

5. Shergaon cultural Society Shergaon NA

6. Sherdukpen Cultural Society Rupa NA

7. Gyuto Tantric Colleao Monastry Tenzingaon NA

8. Odptang Cultural Society Jigaon NA

9. Budhist cultural Society Bomdila NA

10. Managing Coniimittee of Guru Rimpuche Bomdila NA

11. Managing Con\iroittee of Gompuche Rimpuche Goirupa Bomd jla NA

12. Janglangnoi cultural Society Nafra NA

13. Aka Social Cultural Society Jamiri NA

14. Bhartiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangha Rupa NA

3 5. Women Welfare Centre Bomdila NA

16. Bugun cultural Society Sinchung NA

17. -Taptang cultural Society New Khellong NA j ' . ci it. ural Society Doimura NA

f ' 9 - •' .1 Vc uth Association Wanghoo NA

a and Cultural Orqaniser, Bomdila :63 :

'd a t a on e m p l o y m e n t e x c h a n g e in d i s t r i c t e m p l o y m e n t c e l l , BOMDILA DURING THE YEAR 198q_QO Table No.XXl. 2 In Nos.) Year ending NUMBER OF JOB SEEKERS Remarks 31st March Me- n Women Total

1 2 3 4 5 ] 990 210 48 2 58 1989 289 58 347 1988 261 54 315 1987 250 55 305 19 86 13? 28 161 Upto 14.12.86 1985 1 2 6 41 167 1984 20 2 38 240

Source:- O/i Dist. Employment Exchange cell,Bomdila

NUMBER OF CINEMA HALL AND MONTHLY SALE OF TICKETS IN WEST KAMENG DTSTi-UCT DURING THE YEAR 1989 - 90 Table No. XXI. 3 Name of the Seating capacity No.of daily Average Cinema Hall I n Nos.) shows monthly sale(In Rs 1 2 3 4

Rai^a Talkies, Bhalukpong

•Not Functioning----

Kesang Cinema Hall,Bomdila

The Manager, Rai/na Talkies, Bhalukpong. 64

STATEMENT SHOVJING THE DETAILS OF BOOKS IN DISTRICT LIBRARY, POMDILA AS ON 31.3.1990 Table No.XXI NO. OF BOOKS 31st March Engli sh Hindi Assamese iMalayalsrii BengtO. i Urdu Total i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1990 ,657/ ?78 5 3476 495 2905 35 1626B 1 989 6420 2714 3467 495 2900 35 16031 1988 6420 2714 3467 800 2900 35 16336 3987 4059 2595 3190 760 2579 32 13215 1986 3951 24 54 3224 760 2519 32 12940

NUMBER OF SPECIMEN IN THE DISTRICT MUSEUM OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT

Table No.XXI. 5 (In Nos.)

No.of Specimen N o . of Remarks col Iected during Spec imen the year 1989-90 exists

T 2 3

IL 71 R :65 :

CIRCLEWISE DISTRIBUTION OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT<^ AS ON 31 .3 .93. Table No.XXI. 6 ( In Nos.) Name of the No. of 1 No.of T'^o.of No. of 1 No. of other | Dispensing : C i rcle w e i g ’i !:s 1 m :> 1 weigh ing measaring m a c h i n ^ 3 |I pump 1 1 instruTients in.sl: canents 1 (Petrol pump) 1 2 1" 3 A 5 6~ 7

Bomd i1a 851 1 56 194 32 30 ]

Dirang 415 142 90 26 11 -

Kalaktanq 498 160 70 20 6 ]

Naf ra 150 95 30 8 2 -

Bha1ukpong 209 105 29 5 2 1

Thr i z i no 68 51 28 2 _

Source:- Inspector of Legal Metrology/ Bomdila ;65:

-£I£5^-LEWjlOT_STRimmoN_OF w e i g hts and measures in west KAMRNr, niCTDTrr^ Table No.XXI. 6 _____ ------“ ---- Name of the No. of (No.of ~ TNo~5f~~ ------T~=:t---- f------1______• Circle w e i g ’T;:.s|m:>3:3:j!re:3 |weiqhing measaL'ing oth.?r Dispensinq machines pump ---- Ji____ I instrungnts in;S 1: runens 2 i F o 1 _pump 7 ■ "

Bomdila 851 156 194 32 30 Di rang 415 142 90 26 11 Ka1aktanq 498 160 70 20 6 Nafra 150 95 30 8 2 Bhalukpong 209 105 29 5 2 mu Thr •7 T n c o Thr •7 i n o c o Thr 7 T n a. o Thr 7 1 n o c. o Thr 7 i n o a o Thr 7 i n o a o Thr y i r^r^ a o Thr 7 1 n o a. o Thr 7 i n o a Q r 1 Thr 7 1 n n a Q r- 1 Thr 7 i n ri a Q r T Thr 7 1 n o a Q r T Thr 7 i n n a. o r 1 Thr 7 i n r> a Q r 1 Thr 7 i n o a Q r 1 Thr 7 1 n o a Q r 1 Thr 7 i n o a Q r 1 Thr 7 i n n a Q r 1 Thr 7 i n n r 1 Thr 7 1 n n ^ Q r 1 Thr 7 i no aQ c 1 Thr 7 i n n C. Q r 1 Thr 7 1 n o Q c 1 ;R5: that reported to be OCCURED in DlFKfc:HfcNT cif^^LC or r~ "'.T\ Mx^KTn n 7 j c]' DURING THE YEAR 1989 ^ in iMu;? . ) ri o m ir* M-.-fTRANrF OF 'bTktH.^ s ' d e a t h s ~DURING 1 9 8 ^ ““ PeathF i Still Births Intant D«dtha

) 1 ■I -.0

n I 90

U! ^ t cxK 6

.onq

13

Total ;- 650 173 20 25

Source :- Registration units of West Kameng ;67:

STATEMENT SHOWING THE TOTAL NUMBER OF REGULAR EMPLOYEES IN GOVT./SENT GOVT .ESTABLISHMENTS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT AS ON 31st MARCH 1990 AND THE REPRESENTATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES IN GOVT. SERVICES.

(In Nos.) Tab] p No. XXI -8 . .. - . Remarks SI . Class Permaaent/ Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Temporary number caste tribes of the employees employees employees out of out of col.4 1 col .4 1 2 3 1r 4 5 6 ^ 7

1 . Class -I Permanent 24 - 7 Temporary 10 44 2 . Class -II Permanent - 21 Temporary 54

A . c;nh — T' ---- - ■ A. Sub-total PprmAnf^nt ouu-LOLal Permanent f.R ...- -- / 1 1 > 68 (1 + 2) T ^ ^ ^ • o Temporary u - 28 3_ Permanent 585 Temporary -3 ^ <7 v7 / i * . C- i a S S -JM .U i r s --- 232 Temporarv 1 J 377 ouu-xotal Permanent Tempornjry 1832 32 748 Grant Total PermAnont (A+B) 685 Temporally 1896 32 77<^

Source:- All ths i^eparcments of West Kamono Di = tticL :68

QUICK ESTIMATES ON NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH DURINt; AT FACTOR COST BY INDUSTRY OP ORIGIN

XXX . 9 ir^DUSTRY At iCurrent 'Afe Constant prices____ (1980-81)Prices Rs. In Percentage Rs .in Percentage Lakh' d istf ibu- Lakh distribu- t i dn t i Q n______

1 . Ac^r i;cul t ijre ' 13178 34i00 7281 . ;35^80 i * jand Loggjing ‘ 4801 12;40 1969 5, 9,. 70 3, Flstling ^ 275 .0.70 : : i i 8 p\60 .1 ^ 1 I 4. Minijng"?Quarjry^n^ 664 •1.4a .283 /1.40

5 . Mpt\U;f ac tur in*gi

5.1- I R^g^steredi ^ i i ’ i . * I 5.^2 I lUn'-Regdstered 770 '^.00 -^37 2.20 1 M ^ I ^! i t 6. T i ^ s t ru’cJt;ioh; * 6214 16.00 3-789 i 18.70 ' " r i> . t L 1 tr.ic.i|ty/ p.lass and I. . iWat|err s^upply^s^u d d I v' 1 ( 92 (-)p.20 C-). 49 Ir)0.30

B . Ty ^n ?po,rtj/storage & 'COiiTm jnic^l: ion

8.1 '^^Rail'Ways 8't 2 ) ^Trap^spiprt by iDtt^er ^ » me^ns & steerage j 425 i.lo ' 2^7 -1.20

,8.3 ^ .Comrnu’nica t ion ^ 112 O.-3'O - 4s O'. 2 0 I \ i I - . ^ \ * > ' I \y f Hofi^ls & Restaurant 170^ 4.40 . 790 3.90 : ! /' I V rjJ nsuranqe 397 1.00 ^79 ;.40 i I ? 1-ership of i , 1 * ■ 2 505 6.50 r^oo :a.9o 4 ! 3812 9.^0 1^7l91*./ i Q.80. 1 4 133’ 10.60 " 19*31 W - 5 0 t 38800. 100.00 20299 i

i-rji population 779000 7 79000

4981 26PT6

p-puP^*lTf A,p. ^Revised Estimates) 198^-89. i ;69: TRIBEWISE POPULATION OF WEST KAMENG (INCLUDING TAWANG DIST.) (as PER 1981 CENSUS)

Tab]Le No.XXI. 10 (•In Nos , ) SI . Name of the Tribes Mal^e Female Total No. 1 2 3 4 5

1. Abor - 2 2

2. Adi 98 59 157

3. Adi Gallong’ 8 6

4. Adi Minyong 1 - 1

5. Adi Padam 1 2 3

6. Aka 1129 1197 2326

7. Apatani 39 14 53

'S. Bangni 45 17 62

9. Bangro 1 4- 1

10.' Bor i JL - 1

11. Bogum 1 14 21

12l, Boot Monpa 175 165 340

1^3. Daf la 2 1 3

14i.'i Darok Tangsa 2 X 3

15.B Deori 15 9 24 Dirang Monpa 1736 1848 3584

Gallong 11 14 25

18. Havi Tangsa ■ 1 1

19. Hill Miri 4 2 - 2 < •*' 1

20. Idu/Chulikata Mishmi 1 - 1

21. Karka - 1 1 i 22 V Khamba 7 2 9

23. Khamiyang 5 2 7

24. Khajnpt i-. 4 1 5

25. Khowa 308 306 614

26. Khrodeng Bangni 7 2 9

Contd. ■'Suh. N 'vionci Systems tJnJt,

Di\>^No^-V-^--fe7^"^vr _. .

•C^td-.Tatolo No. XXX. lb ■> * •si-vH Name of the Trite^ •RftT?' T e p f e W i m p :Nd. 1 .

27 'Lish'^Monpa 7!n -(JFfe?-

28 'longin Tangsa 1

2Sf Longgang Tangsa 1 ~ I

30* Mi ji 1422 1404 2826

Mikir'" ' 1 - ' 3$V '' a

32 Ml Hang 1 j 1

33: 'Minyong' 1 1 1 34^ Mishing/ Miri 2 •1 3

35 ‘Monpa 10386 10416 ' ‘20802

36 Mishmi“ 5 *-l‘ * ‘6

3 7 ' Mossang Tangsa 2 1* .-*,3“

38^ Muktum - 1'

39' Nishahg 9 ' 3 12

40' Nissi 22 9 3i 1*; i a'* * 4 1 ' Nocte' 6 2 .'ji f-S’ ‘t i 42^ Padaih - V 1 1

43:1 Panchen Monpa 408 425 833

4 4 C Sher.dukpen 984 . 10^5 '' 2039

45. Singpho ~ < 1' -. f ' 1.

4 6 ’! Sulun^ 14 11' 25^

47. 'Tagin 9 4 13 i 48". Tangam 3 2 -;5'

49.^ Tangsa 4 -1 5>

50 .' Tawang Monpa 3191 3311 6502 t 51. Thai Khampti 4 2 • ,6 1 f , 1'*' ;

Total !- , 20900 21063 41963

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