Provisional Population Totals, Rajasthan
CENSUS OF INDIA 1981
SERIES 18
RAJASTHAN
PAPER 1 OF 1981-SUPPLEMENT
'PROVISIONAL POPULATION TOTALS
I. C. SRIVASTAVA of the rndian Administrative Service Director of Census Operations, Rajasthan
PREFACE
This is the supplement to Ppper-l of 1981 Census which was released on March 23, 1981 soon after the close of Census Operations. In this publication we seek to supplement the informC'tion brought out earlier through the Ps.per-l. But the data presented hertin, as in the earlier publication, IS provisional and, therefore, subject to some vari~tion as a consequ ence of tabul~.tion which will be completed somt:time In the middle of 1982. I take this opportunity to convey our prcfound gratefulness to the Government of Rajasthan for the fullest cooperp.tion and assistance rendered to the Directorate in organising the census operations successfully. In p~.rttcular, I would like to express my ceepest sense of gratitude to Hon'ble Chief Minister Shri Shiv Charan Mathur end Shri M. M. K. Wali, the Chief Secretary for their invaluable help and guidance extended to us from time to time. S(vual departments of the State Govern ment among which General Administra.tion, Educrtion, Community Development, Economics &; Statistics, Public Relations, Printing and the Dl partment of Personnel deserve special mention have extended a helping hand at all the sblges of work. The Disttict Collectc.rs have played a pivotal role in successfully conducting and supervising census operations despite their multifarious responsibilities. They have been ably assisted by ADMs/SDOs, Tehsildars and Municipal Officers and other Charge Officers. The Supervisors and Enumerators worked ceaselessly in the entire period of field operations to make 1981 Census a complete success. I am beholden to Shri P. Padmar.abha, Registrar General, India who has always enthused us to the core and whose sustained support has stood us in good stead in organising and shaping census work in dl lts phases. Our greteful thanks are due to Shrl V.P. Pandey, Shri K.K. Chakraborty and Shri N.G. Nag. Dept:ty Registrars Generals and their co11ergues fOl their wi11ing and timeJyadministrative support to all of us. My colleagues in the Directorate as weJI as in the Regiona.l offices have displayed a rare sense of enthusiasm and devotion to duty which helped in organising the tasks smoothly and successfully. The officers drawn from the State Admininstrative Service and functionir,g as Regional Tabulation Officers worked whole-heartedly throughout the ield operations, sometimes in very unfavourable circumstances, deserve a special mention. We received the fullest cooperation from all the people of the state, the old and the young, the men and the women, the children and the handic JAIPUR I. C. SRIVASTAVA October 2, 1981 Director of Census Operations, Rajasthan (iii) OFFICERS/OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PUBLICATION MAPPING & PR.INTING Shri S.R. Luhadia Deputy Director Shri M. L. Kumawat Sr. Geographer Shri M. M. Goyal Investigator Shri O. L. Verma Artist Shri Hassan Mohd. Printing Inspector Shri Sardul Singh Draughtsman Shri Mahaveer Singh Draughtsman Shri P. K. Sharma Draughtsman Shri Ltillu Lal Padiyar Draughtsman Shri Kishan Singh Chouhan HPMO. Shri Alladin Khan Tabulator COMPILATION & ANALYSIS Shri R. C. Bhargava Assistant Director Shri R. N. Verma I nvesti gator Shri N. K. Baj Investigator Shri K. B. Sharma Statistical Assistant Shri D. N. Pureek Statistical Assistant Smt. Charu Mathur Statistical Assistant Shri P. C. Chaturvedi Confidential Assistant Shri S. C. Saini Computor Shli S. K. Ajmera Asstt. CompiJer Shri Umcsh Khatana Tabulator (iv) CONfENfS Page PREFACE (iii) AN INTRODUCTORY NOTE (vii) FIGURES AT A GLANCE (viii) CENSUS RESULTS-PACTS PROM FIGURES 1. Rural & Urban populatIon (ix) 2. Urbanisation (xi) 3. Growth Rate (xiv) 4. Sex Ratio (xvi) 5. Literacy (xvii) 6. Working population (xix) 7. Disabled population (xxi) STATEMENTS: 1- Rural and Urban Composition of Population-India & States/UTs. (xxii) 11- Tehsils and Towns with highest and lowest growth rates in districts. (xxiii) 111- Teh&ils and Towns with highest and lowest sex ratio in districts. (xxiii) IV- Tehsils and Towns with highest and lowest literacy rates in districts. (xxiv) V- Work Pdrticipation Rate : 1961-81. (xxvi) PROVISIONAL POPULATION TABLES: Table I-Rural and Urban Composition of Population. 1 Table 2-Population and Growth rate of Cities, Urban Agglomerations and Towns 2-8 Table 3-Urban population by size class of towns. 9 Table 4-Distribution of Mtdn Workers. 10-11 T~ble 5-Distribution of Main workers by Cultivators, Agricultun.J LPbcurcrs, House hold Industry and Other workers. 12-15 Table 6-Discbled population by type of dis~bility. 16-35 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT-PART I AND II 36-119 MAPS & PHOTOGRAPHS 121 (v) AN INTRODUCTORY NOTE In our first publication, Paper I of 1981 Census, apart from the basic data relating to population, density, growth rate, sex-ratio and literacy at state level, the following district level tables were also included I Table I-Distribution of Population, Sex-ratio, Growth Rate and Density of Population. Table 2--D!cadal Variation in Population since 1901. Table 3-Llteracy (including population in Age-group 0-4). Table 4-Statement showing Cities/City Urban Agglomerations with a population of 100,000 & above. The publication of this "Supplement to Paper-l of 1981 Census", marks the completion of the release of provisional totals, which will meet the immediate demands of various data users Including State government departments and local authorities. It may take nearly two years or so to publish District Census Hand Books based on final figures being tabulated for the Primary Census Abstracts comprising basic popu lation data of 37119 villages. Over 1500 Tabulators and other supervisory staff have been engaged in compilation and building up the firm and final population figures for various administrative units alongwfth other necessary information. In the present paper which is being brought out as "Supplement to Paper-I of 198111 an attempt has been made to study and analyse the trends in urbanisation, growth-rates and literacy rates of our po pulation at tehsil and town levels besides the rural and urban composition of our population. The econo mic data relating to working population and work participation rates have also been presented alongwith their comparison with 1971 data. It is hoped that the district-wise distribution of workers categorised as cultivators, agricultural labourers, workers engaged in household industries and others will be specially found useful by planners In various government departments and local authorities in projecting, broadly, the needs of the people living in various administrative units. The information of the three categories of disabled population viz., totally blind, crippled and dumb has been collected de novo after a gap of fifty years, for the amelioration and welfare of the handi capped in the years ahead as well as in 1981, the year internationally dedicated to their cause. This infor mation is being presented upto tehsil and town levels. The analytical note preceding the tables will provide the necessary basis and backdrop for appre ciating the detailed information presented in the form of tables. A few detalled maps and diagrams depic ting the data have also been included to help the readers to follow the demographic characteristics of OUr people. The Primary Census Abstract contains fairly detailed data for each district, tehsU and town and will, hopefully, serve as a ready reckoner for planners, administrators, research-scholars and other data users. (vii) FIGURES AT A GLANCE POPULATION Total Persons 34,108,292 Males 17,735,788 Females 16,372,504 Rural Persons 26,967,871 Males 13,946,708 Females 13,021,163 Urban Persons 7,140,421 Males 3,789,080 Females 3,351,341 AREA (in Sq. Km). 342,239 DECENNIAL GROWTH RATE (1971-81) Total +32 38 Rural +2707 Urban +57 15 DENSITY OF POPULATION (persons per Sq Km.) 100 SEX-RATIO (femlles P:!l 1,000 males) Total 923 Rural 934 Urban 884 PERCENTAGE OF LITERATES TO TOTAL POPULATION Persons 24'05 Males 35 82 Female's 11 ·31 PERCENTAGE OF LITERATES IN URBAN POPULATION Persons 47 92 Males 60 02 Females 34 24 .PERCENTAGE OF LITERATES IN RURAL POPULATION Persons 17 73 Males 29·24 Females 5·41 NUMBER OF URBAN CENTRES- 201 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 20·93 MAIN WOltKERS Perso:ns 10,351,113 Males 8,806,143 Females 1,544,970 PERCENTAGE OF WORK PARTICIPATION (MAIN WORKERS) Persons 30 35 Males 49·65 Females 9·44 (viii) (ix) n° 20 0 20 40 eo 10 100 Milil / ,_.ttq 7 t I I RAJASTHAN 1(.50 0 IOUNDARIES: ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS INTERNATIONAL .. _._._ STATE"" ... " _'_1_,_ 1981 DlSTlIICT ...... _._._._._ TEHSIL ...... DISTRICT HQ. " ..... e VILLAGE · .. · .... ··· .0 TOWN····,········· • WHERE DISTRICT NAME DIFFEAS FROM THE TEHS," NAME TEHSIL HQ ...... ·· 0/' BOTH THE NA~ES HAVE BEEN WRIITEN. SUCH HQ. NAMES HAVE 8EEN WRITTEN IN SLANTING LEITERS. MAIN THROUGH ROUTES ...... - WHERE DISTRICT' TEHSIL HAVE THE SAME HQ., THE TEH. OTHER ROADS ...... =;:::: HEAD QUARTER NAME HAS NOT B!EN REPEATED. RAILWAY LINE BROAD GAUGE .. =-=- ,_ .1 " METRE GAUGE .. -t++t-t+t- ./.... " NARROW GAUGE· ~.! .( "-'." RIVER.. CANAL LAKE ..... -.. r·· .. s ,. I' . 28 , /' f ~, A ~ ',-.. 1 Q 24 24 Sostd upon Survty of India mop with tn, Plrm.iuian. of the SurvlYor General o( Indio. 70 0 hal., ~ ..n.ich RURAL AND URBAN POPVLATION According to the final tally of the census count, as at the sunrise of March I, 1981, over 341 lakh human-beings reside in the state. Of the total population, about 270 lakh persons were enumerated in rural areas and over 71 la.khs in urban areas. The urban areas of the State encompass the areas lying in Municipal units, the Cantonment Boards and the Notified town area committees. Besides, a few places which fulfil the criterla-(a) a minimum population of 5000; (b) atleast 75 percent of the male working population engaged in non-agdcultural (and allied) actlvities; and (c) a density of population of atleast 400 persons per square kilometre have been treated as census towns. There are, In all, 201 urban units in R"tjasthan, of which 190 are Municipal towns/cities and one each under Cantonment B0ard, Notified Area Committee besides 9 Census towns. Among the municipal tow-ns, nine have outgrowth, beyond their jurisdictional limits, spreading into their neighbouring rural areas. Since the areas included in the outgrowth have assumed urban characteristics, they have been labelled as urban and included in the core towns for the purposes of census. A little more than 79 percent of our population still resides in the rural areas', while for the country a1> a whole this percentage comes to 76 27 percent. Th~ percentage of iirban population to the total population, a~ per 1981 census figures, works out to about 21 percent as ag-!.inst 17' 6 percent in 1971 census. This marks a rise of more than 3 percent in the urban population during the last decade. Now every fifth person in the state is an urb:lU dweller. The proportion of urban population to total population at the national level is 23' 73 percent. There are ten states in India having higher proportion of rural population than Rajasthan, the highest being 92 28 percent of Himachal Pradesh. Nine states have lower proportion, the lowest being 64 97 percent of Maharashtra. The proportions of rural and urban population to the total population In various states and Union Territorie~ of India are given in Statement I appended at the end. Within the State, twenty districts have blgg~r share of rural populatinn, that is, higher than the State average and of these, the most notable Is Banswara district (93' 77) fol1owed by Dungarpur (93' 52), Jalor (91'94), Barmer 191'37) and Alwar (89'18) districts. The districts of Ajmer, Bikaner, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota and Churu have recorded a higher proportion of urban population as compared to the state average. All of them except Churu have one major city. The highest urban growth of more than 7 percent has been returned from Kota district, thus raising its component of urban popula.tion from 24 05 percent in 1971 to 31 '47 percent in 1981. Close on it~ heels, Jaipur district, has recorded a growth of about 6 35 percent. Although Bikaner retains its second place as the district with a hrge urban population, its urban population has declined by about 2.37 percent as compared to 1971 census. The pattern of decennial growth rate in urban areas, brings out the highest urban growth rate of 146'49 percent in Jator district, which is mainly due to the declaration of two new urban centres viz Ahore & Sanchore. Simila.rly in P",li district, the decennial growth rate Works out to 115 72 percent. This is also mainly on account of six places, rural in 1971, being declared urban centres in 1981. These places are R'lnikhurd, Khudala, Nimaj, Jaitaran, Takhatgarh and R~ipur. Other dlstrlcts which have recorded higher urban growth rate than the state average are Gangmagar (80 29), Kota (77 00), B:l.fmer (70 ·97), Jalpur (66 '23), B:m~w-ara (66,20), Chittaurgarh (65 96), Bhilwara (61' 88) and Udaipur (58 67). In all these districts except Banswara, new urban centres have been declared resulting in the apparent and abnormal urban growth rate. Kota, the premier industrial city of Rajasthan has registered a phenomenal growth during the past three decades. With a population of 65,000 in 1951 it has come a long way to ha~ 346,928 in 1981. Its growth rates have been around 63 percent in 1971-81, 77 percent in 1961-71 and 85 percent in 1951-61. Jaipur the state capital has had a growth rate of 57 '12 percent during the last decade. During the recent years it has also come up as an industrial town. Besides, Seven new places In Jaipur district have been declared urban centres in 1981. Chittaurgarh and Bhil Wara are the other industrial towns having a large growth rate of 73' 61 and 48 ·91 percent respectively during the )ast decade. Several new industrial units have recently come up in and around these tOWJlS. Besides, one town in Chittaursarh and two in Bhilwara district have been added in 1981. Chittaurgarh has also got the advantage of a :flourishing tourist industry. (ix) (x) In all 44 villages have been declared as urban centres during the decade 1971-81. This development has naturally aff':cted, to some extent, the decennial urben growth of the state as also of the districts in which they are located. The new urban C'.lntres are Hsted below: District Name ofthe town ------..-- Dlsttlct Name of the town ------~- .... ---- 2 2 Ganganagar 1. Rawatsar pii:ii------23 -Nlrnaj------2. Peehbanga 24. Jaltaran 3. Vijamagal 4. Kesrisinghpur 25. Takhatgarh 26. Ralpur Jhunjhunun 5. Gothra 6. Mandrela 27. Ranlkhurd 28. Khudala Alwar • 7. Tljara BarOlet · 29. Siwana Bharatpur 8. Kumher Ja101 30. Sanchot 9. Nagar 10. Bhusawar 31. Ahore Bhllwara 32. Mandal S. Madhopur • 11. Todra · · 33. Asind Jaipur • 12. BassI Ud~lJPur 3<2. Fatehnagar 13.' Lalsot · 35. Arnet 14. Manoharpur 36. Kanor 15. Shahr.ura Chlttaurgarh 37. Rawatbhata 16. Baswa Bundl 38. Kapren 17. Naraina 18. Vlratnagar Kota . 39. Mangrol 40. Sangod Sikar • • • 19. Losal 41. Anta 20. Reengus 42. Suket 43. Kalthoon Nagaur • 21. Kuchera 22. Mundawa Jhalawdr 44. Aklcra ------~--- o POPULATION IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS 1901-81 RAJASTHAN 1901 1 911 1921 ~8'817,313 1,475,335 1931 ~IO,OI8'769 1,729,205 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 ~ Rural Population _ Urban Population URBANISATION The urban population in Rajasthan, as in other states, is gro.ving at a faster rate than its rural com ponent. The urban population in the state has gone up from 17 63 to 20 93 thus recording an increase of more than 3 perc~nt which is ~light1y less than the country's urban growth of 3' 8 percent. Among the states, Rajasthan ranks tenth in the level of urblnisation with Maharashtra on the top (urban component 35'03 percent) and Himachal Pradesh at the lowest rung (urban component 7.72 percent). R'1jasthan still occupies a fairly low position in the country in the degree of urb.1nisation. The proportion of rural people living to the total population of the state being very small as compared to certain bigger ~tates. But our urban population exceeds that of Haryana, Kerala, Orissa and Punjab. During the past eighty years the urb.!n population has multiplied four and a half times from 16 lakhs to more than 721akhs, while only about 141akh persons were added in the urban population during the first fifty years of the present century. The net addition during the last thirty years has been to the -extent of 42 lakhs, which is three times the number of persons added to the urban population in the first h~lf of the century. In the past t:n years alone about 261akh person~ were added in the urban population. Thus the rural/urban demographic balance has changed signific~ntly, the percentage of the urban popula tion having increased by a little more than 3 percent The follOWing statement bnngs out the trend of urbanisation in Rajasthan since 11)01 : Urban D~cadal Year population variation Decadal percent Percent variation Percentage of variation over 1901 urbanpopula- tion to total population 1901 15,50,656 15.06 1911 • 14,75,829 -74,827 -4.83 -4.83 13.44 1921 • 14,75,335 -494 -0.03 -4.86 14.33 1931 • 17,29,205 +2,53,870 +17 21 + 11.51 14.72 1941 • 21,17,101 +3,87,896 +2243 +36.53 15.27 1951 • 29,55,215 +8,38,174 +39.59 +90.58 18 50 1961 • 32,81,478 +3,26,203 +11 04 +111.62 16.28 1971 • 45,43,761 +17,62,283 +38.47 +193.02 17.63 1981 • 71,40,421 +25,96,660 +57.15 +360.48 20.93 The bigger cities of the state, having over one lakh population continued to grow both in terms of p:>pulation siz~ and area. Kota (62' 9 percent of growth) and Jaipur (57 1 percent of growth) have main tained their place in the order of urb;misation during the last decade, ktheir growth rates in 1961-71 cenSus being 77 p~rc~nt and 53 p~rcent respectively. On the other hand, Jodhpur l55 percent) and Ajmer (41 p!rcent) hav'! recorded more rapid growth and attained third and fifth pl::. ce as against their fourth and seventh place respectively in the dacade 1961-71. The table below indicates the growth rates of bigger cities in the past two decades : Cities 1961-71 Rank 1911-81 Rank Kota 77.0 62.9 1 Jaipur 52.5 2 57. , 2 Udaipur 45.1 3 42.S 4 Jodhpur · 41.3 4 55.4 3 Aiwar · 38.1 5 39.S 6 Bikaner 25.3 6 30.4 7 Ajmer · 14.3 7 41.6 5 According to 1981 census, there were 201 urban centres in the state-comprising municipalities, cantonment baard, notified are!) and census town~ while in 1971 census this number was 157. Thus there has ~en a net addition of 44 towns during 1971-81. Of these newly added towns, 26 are such as were c\)nsldered urbln in the previous c~nsuses also, many of them since 1901, which were bter declassified but have b~en treat~d as tONaS aglin for 1931 c;,nSUS. The remaining 18 places have b:len declared urban c~ntr~s fo! th~ fir3t tim~ In 1981 c~nSus. Under the classificltion of urbln agglomeration, a concept in troduced In 1971 C!nSUS, ther·! are four cases wh;:re-in neighb:>uring cities and towns have got themselves (xi) (xii) mlied up through the process of continuous urban spread. These cases relate to Bikaner city which has Combined, in its urbln agglomeration, Gangashahat & Bhinasar town~; Ja\pur city which has combined Sangtner and Ambar towns; SaNal Madhopur which has brought w-ithln its fold Man town; and Pllani Which is mixed up with Vidya Vlhar township. for the purposes of classification of urban centres by population size groups these six places viz. Gangdshahar, Bhinasar, Amber, Saoganer, Man town and Vldya Vihar, which have b~en treated as components of the urban agglomeration and nl.'.med as such after their leading urbJ.n centre, have not been treated as independent units, thus leaving 001)' 195 towns and urban agglomerations for further discussions. For the purposes of census, the urban units are classIfied into six categorIes according to their size of population as under : Class I-Population 1,00,000 & above; Class II-Population 50,000 to 99,999; Class IIf-Pllpulation 20,000 to 49,999; Class IV-Population 10,000 to 19,999; Class V-Population 5,000 to 9,999; Class VI-Population less than 5,000. The following stabment brj~.. out the distribJtion of tawas in various siz.~ cJasscs since 1901 census. The parcentag~ distribution of population in each class of town is also indicated in brackets beneath the number of town in each class : Size class of town by population Census _---- ...._.,------Years I II HI IV V VI (10:>000+) (50000-99999) (20000-49999) (10000-19"9) (5000-999<) (Less thrln SOW) 1901 1 4 8 26 64 32 (10.3) (lS.7) (16.2) (21 9) (27.8) (8.1) 1911 3 9 24 60 41 (9.3) (13.6) (17.7) (21 6) (27.0) (10.8) 1921 2 2 .., 20 58 58 (15.8) (9.7) (14 8) (18.3) (26 8) (14.6) 1931 2 2 9 26 64 47 (15.2) (10.5) (11.0) (20 8) (26.2) (10.3) 1941 4 2 13 28 74 36 (27.2) (5.4) (17.7) (18.3) (25.0) (6.4) 1951 4 4 20 37 96 66 (26.6) (8 9) (19 I) (15.9) (21. S) (7.7) 1961 6 4 23 52 51 9 (37.8) (7 4) (20.3) (21. 6) (11. 9) (1.0) 1971 7 7 31 64 38 4 (4l. 9) (10.7) (20.5) (19.7) (6.8) (0.4) 1981 11 11 52 98 22 (46.5) (10.1) (22.0) (18 7) (2.6) (0.1) The above statement indicates that the number of towns in the state in classes I to IV is steadily rising since 1901 while there has b~en a noticeable decrease in class V 2nd VI. This is mainly due to the natural growtb of popubtion tond industrial development during the last three decades, pushing up the towns in these classes to higher size classes. The extension in the municipal limits, which adds the popula- tion of certain rural pockets to th~ urban area also raises the class and size of that town. Th, proportion of population to total urbJ.n population living in class I towns which was 10.3 per- cent in 1901 has come upto 46· 5 perc~nt ill 1981. Only about 10 percent of our population lives in class II towns. While there is a slight fall in the proportion of population in class II towns since 1971. there is a uttle boost in the class III towns. The towns in classes IV to VI have generally shown decrease in pro- o TREND OF URBANISATION 1901-81 CLASS, SIZE OF POPULATION RAJASTHAN Class Number of Towns Siu of PopulCltion 'Yo Vedr ~~~Ol 27.8~ 27'2~I ~'941 37·8 41·9 III ~ 131 NV 64 VI ....U.... 1_4..------...... 138 nn;~ 46'5 IV V VI "'"u1~ _ ____'122 (xiii) portions. The following stabment .give~ a comparative picture of the rate of growth of urban population Indifferent size classes of towns durIng the decades 1971-81: ~etincrease/decrease Class of Towns Total Addition of Percent Growth rate Percent Grc.wth in 1971-81 over population 1971-81 1971.81 rate 1961-71 1961-71{001.3 mln\lS col. 4) 2 3 4 5 RAJASTHAN +2,596,660 +51.15 +38.47 +18.68 Class I +1,419,484 +74.62 +50.42 +24.20 Class n + 22.9,234 +46.95 +102.49 -55.54 Class III + 641,969 +69.01 +39.39 +29.62 Class IV + 440,146 +48.99 +28.28 +20.71 Class V 121,851 -39.54 -18.31 -21.23 Class VI - 12,322 -74.68 -46.42 -28.26 On the other hand, 26 towns and urban agglomerations have grown at the rate high<:;r than th~ state averag: (57 ·15 percent). Among class I towns, Kota has registered the highe~t growth rate of 62 ·88 percent while the lowest growth rate of 34 21 percent has been recorded for Bikaner urban agglomeration. Among ClasS II totVnS, Hanumangarh tops tne list with 83 percent growth rate while the lowest has been recorded in Chum with only 16 69 p!rcent. Nokh'i with a growth rate of 114' 62 percent hads in class III towns while in the same class Nasirab3d, a cantonment area has recorded merely 4 93 percent growth rate. Anup garh which has record~d the high'!st grotVth rate in urban c.!ntres of the state falls in the category of class IV towns with an all time higb growth of 184' 23 percent. In the same class falls the town of Decli, (Tonk dis trict) which is the only to~n registering the negative growth rate. Deoll had registered a growth rate of 133·2 percent during the previous decade, 1961-71, which was on account of the establishment of a temporary camp organised to give relief to the refugees from Ba.ngladesh. A large numb::r of refugees having moved out of the town, tne growth rate has fallen sharply and now it has recorded a negative growth of9 ·25 per cent. In class V totVn." Kh:rli of Awar district ha'! groNn at the fastest rate tVith 67 69 percent increase whUe the lowest rate of 13.4 percent was recorded in Pirawa town of lhalawar district. Indergarll, the solitary town listed under class VI has come up a growth rate of 57 33 percent. GROWTH RATE Rajasthan is the ninth largest State in India. Nearly five percent of the country's population resides in the state which Constitutes a little more than 10 percent of the total area of the country. Rajasthan's population has been Slowing steadIly and h8s more thvn doubled over tbe past thirty years, having risen from I 59 crores in 1951 t\) 3 41 crores in 1981 census. The following statement indicates the decadal and the progressive growth rairs since 1901 as compared to the national growth rates. DECADAL VAlUATION IN POPUlATION SINCE 1901 Decade variation Percents ge decate variation PrcgI'esfivt %c.ecace varialicr Year (m lakhs) over 1901 -~~ ---- India Rajasthan India Rajasthan--- India Rajasthan 2 3 4 S 6 7 \ 1901 Base-Year 1911 + 136.97 +690 +5.15 +6.70 +5.75 +6.70 1921 - 7.72 -691 -0.31 -6.29 +5.42 --0.01 1931 + 276·56 +14'55 +11 00 +14'14 +17.02 +14.12 1941 + 396.83 +21 16 +1422 +18.01 +33.67 +34.68 1951 + 424.20 +21.07 +13.31 +15.20 +51.47 +55.15 1961 + 776 83 +41 85 +21 51 +26.20 +84.25 +95.80 1971 + 1089 25 +56.10 +2480 +27.83 +129.94 +150.30 1931 + 1356.50 +3342 +24.75 +32.38 +186.84 +231.34 Except for a fall in the total population in the decade 1911-21, the state continued to registtr a higber growth rate than the national rate over the successive decades of this century. The highest grc\'Ith rate however, hp.s been recGrded during 1971-81. In abc:olute terms, State's population has increased bv 238 lakhs during the pa~t 80 years (1901-81). Of this, about 57lakhs were added during the first fifty y(HS of the present century, while during the past ten years alone 83 lakhs pelsons have been added to the state's population. This Increa5e is nearly 26 lakhs more than the addition to the total populfltion ovel the fir5t fifty years from 1901-1951. In 1981 Cen5us, Rajasthan has recorded a growth rate of 32 '38 percent as compared to the national growth rate of 24 75 percent during the last decade 1971-81. In particular, the w:stern districts oftbe state have registered an abnormal growth. Altbough no scientific analysis is available at present for tbi'! abnormal growth, some of the main factors could be high birth rate'! coupled with low death rates and immigr8tions. If we look &t the Birth a.nd D:::ath rate~ for th~ past nine years a5 r!v::a~ld by the Sample RegistratiJn Scheme, a scheme rUn b~ the census organisation all over India, ~e notice tt,flt the Birth PElte of Rajesthan remained higher than the national rate except in 1976. It is further noticed that the Death Rates during these years have shown a declining trend, thus accelerating the overtlJI.growth rate. The folle,wing table indicates the Birth and Death i.e-tec; ac; revealed by lhe Sample Registratton Scheme for the years 1971-79 at the stat! and national levels : Birth Rate Death Rate Year _,_--- India Rajasthan India ------Rajasthan ------1971 369 42.4 14.9 15.6 1972 36.6 42.4 16.9 16.8 1973 34.6 38.1 15.5 16.1 1974 34.4 36.3 14.5 14.3 1975 35.2 36.9 15.9 15.9 1976 34.4 33.4 15.0 14.7 1977 33.0 33.8 14.7 14.8 1978 33.2 35.5 14.1 15.6 1979 33.0 34.9 12.8 12.7 (xiv) o GROWTH RATE 1901-81 RAJASTHAN ~~~, ,,, Decadel net accretion ~ co IN'OOOOOO (t). t\I 35 (t) + ~o 30 (t) GO o~ o t\I. ~ 0. 2 ~... '"&no o 9 ~...,. ...GO ~ ':' ....J :;) oQ. Q. CENSUS DECADES (xv) Migration which is another important factor influencing the gro\Vlh rate, appears to have played. an important lale in raising the growth rate of population in the western districts of the state. These diitrlcts seem to have attracted migrating population from neighbouring districts/states because of : (a) Allotment of land and developmental activities in the Rajasthan Cana.l area· (b) Allotment of land to oustees from Pong Dam in the Rajasthan Canal area. (c) Inflow of refugees from Pakistan after Indo-Pak War of 1971. Thus, apart from the natural grovvth in the population and other factors mentioned above, a sh~able reduction In the number of migrants from the famine affected western districts as a result of pasture and water-facilities developed over the past decade seems to have stabilised living conditions thu(i contributing in some measure to the spurt in population growth. A detailed study of this grotVtb will, however be, possible only after the final population figures are available. Among all districts, Bika ner district has returned the maximum grC'wth rate of 46·57 percent. How ever, as tVe look into the growth-rates recorded at the lower levels in various districts of Rajasthan, we find that the pockets of largest growth, infa ct, lie elsewher~. At the tehsillevel sharply varying rates have been returne(J. For example, Anupagrh tehsil ofdistrict Ganganagar has recorded an amazing rate of growth as high as 152 percent follotVed by Hanumanagrb (56 25) and Suratgarh (54 21) tehsils of the same district. The growth of population 'lJz~ in these tehsils apperas to be mainly on account of the opening up of new desert areas & allotment (If land all along Rajasthan Canal. In other districts too, certain tehsils viz. Jaipur tehsil of Jaipur district, Phalodi and Jcdbpur tehsils of Jodhpur district. Sheo and Chohtan tehsil of Barmer district, Ladpura and Ramganjmandi of Kota dis trict have registered higher growth rates during the last decade as compared to 46 ·57 percent of Bikaner, the highest among the districts. A total of 37 teh'lils lying in the refion of very high growth have recorded over 35 percent growth the highest being 152 percent in Anupgarh tehsil of district Ganganagar. In r 11, there are 53 tehsUs which have recorded growth rate higher than the state average of32 ·38 percent. Analysing the grOtVtl1 rates In rural and urban areas separately, we find that there are 86 t!hsils which have recorded growth rate higher than the stat::: average of 27 00 percent"for rural area. One t~hsl1 Plpalda of Kota di-;trict has registered a growth rate equal to tne state average while the remaining 110 tehsils h~yc recorded low!r than tbe state ~.verage. The sW.t'!ment belo'" gives and idea of the distribution of tehsils by various ranges of gro",th rate separately for total, rural and urban areas of the state: Number oftehsUs Ranges of Population growth rate Total areas Rural areas Urban areaS Veryhigh(3S.01 & above) 37 29 82 High(30.01 to 35.00) 46 38 15 Average (25.01 to 30.00) • 64 44 15 Low (20.01 to 25.00) 39 41 1 Very Low (20.00 & below) 11 39 3 Minus Growth Rate ------1 It {~ rather dl~concerting that out of 197 t lhsils 57 tehsil areas do not have a singl'! urban centre, which Implies that even their teh~il headquarters are not urban units. In the urban areas of the State the aver age growth rate tVorks out to 57 15 percent. A total of 36 tehsil~ hav'! higher proportion of urban area than the state average. On the other hand, in 17 tehsil., urban areas have been declared fer the first time during the decade 1971-81 with the result that no complI.rable urban figures are available for 1971. . Con~ldering. the grotVth rate of bigger cities & totVns we find that the cities of Jalpur, Jodhpur, Kota, UdaIpur, Sikar, Bhllwara and BhlJratpur ha ve grown at a very rapid pace-their popUlation having been more ~han doubled during past two decades (1961-81). While there Nas no million-population-city in the state In 1971, Jaipur hv.s no", attained this status and ranks among the first twelve bigger cities of the country. Jaisalmer which is the headquarter town of the least populated district has also grown immensley after 1951. Its population since then has increased by two and halftimes. On the other hand, Indergarh (tVith e popul ation of 4177) has also doubted its populatbn since ]951. Sb'.tem~nt II, appended at the end of the note tVill help in identifYing th~ tehslls and towns in t'reh di ~trlct, which have recorded the highest and lowest growth rates during the decade 1971·81. SEX RATIO The sex rad? in Rajat;than worb out to 923 according to 1981 cenSut; 8S against the national ratio of 935. The sex ratio has been. over the decades. adverse to wom~n i.e. tile number of women per thou sand men has generally g,Jen lese; at the national level. However, theri! h a marked improvement in the cas~ of Rajasthan as would be seen from the following statement : Sex ratio Years India Rajasthan 1901 972 90S 1911 964- 908 1921 955 896 1931 950 907 1941 945 906 1951 946 921 1961 941 90S 1971 930 911 1981 935 923 In Rajasthan the sex ratio as revealed from 1981 cen'lu'I re'3ults, varies from place to place. At the district level this ratio varies from 830 in Jaisalmer district to 1045 in Dungarpur district. At teh'lillevel we find a still lower sex ratio. Th.e low.!st sex ratio is found in Based tehsil (792) of Bharatpur district while the most impres'Iive sex ratio is nl)ticeable in tehsil Aspur (1100) vf Dungarpur dic;trict. It is also observed that 94 out (\f 197 tehsil'i have recNded higher sex ratio than the state average 192"). Traditionally, the tribal areas have return~d higher SeX ratio as compHed to non~tribal areas. If we look at the record of past 80 years we find that even at the turn of 19th century, Dungarpur district had an equal num~r of males and females in 1901. Disttict Banswara at that time had an excess offemales over males-the sex ratio being 1022. In 1911, both Dungarpur and Ba.nswara districts had excess of females over mabs. 1n 1921. only Bansvvara had an excess of femabs whil~ there waS a sharp fall in the number of females in Dungarpur district lowering down the ~~x rado from 1012 in 1911 to 987 in 1921. In 1931 Ban'lWFfa continued to have an excess of females. In 1941 none of these tribal districts recorded an exceSS of females. In 1951, Dungarpur district made up its traditional ~xcess of females-rei sing the s~xratio to the level of 1003. After some decline in 1961 it had a boost in 1971 and continued its upward trend in 1981 also. On the other ha nd, Banswara district could not attain its earlier status of having sex ratio favourable to women. It wIll also be observed that upto 1941 (except in 1921 when .Tals21mer district recorded the lowest) Ganganagar district had the 10 vvest sex ratio amongst the various districts of Rajasthan. In 1951, the 10vvest was recorded in Jal')almer, which condnues to date. Sex ratio for the rural and urban areas separatelv is 934 and 885 re'lpectively. It is also observed that the sex ratio at district level is universally higb in rural areas as compared to urban areas. The sex ratio tn the rural areas of the districts varies from 830 in Bharatpur district to ]056 in Dungarpur district while in urban areas it ranges from 801 in Jaisalmer district to 952 in: Sikar district. It will thus be seen that the rural area of Dungarpur district hat; recorded the highest sn ratio and is a solitary exception. In all other districts the sex ratio is adverse to women. At the town level, 14 town'> have recorded sex ratio ranging from 1067 in Mandaw~ town of Thun jhunun district to 1000 in Ladnu to\\'n of N&gaur district. Th~ lowest sex ratio of 744 waf. recorded in Gothra censuS to Nn of Jhunjhunun district. Tlte statement HI appended at th;: end of the note gives tile detail'!! of tehsils and towns which have returned highest and lowest sex ratio in each district. (XVi) o SEX RATIO 1901-81 INDIA & RAJASTHAN INDIA RAJASTHAN • 935! 19 81 :923 ; I • ·• ~Line of Parity line of Pority_: ·; · 930: 1971 ·i911 i • • ·• • ·• • 941 1961 :908 • •I • • ·• • 946 1951 :921 ,: • • ·; 945 1941 ·:906 •·I ·• ·• ·• 950 1931 :907 955 1921 896 964 1 911 908 i I •I ·I• • 972 1901 :905, , ' , ' , , ' , , , , 1000 9008007006)O5)O~0300200 tOO 0 o 100 200 300400500 600,..009001000 UTERACY The broad stratum of literates in Rajasthan forms a little more than 24 per cent of the total population as ascertained during 1981 Census. In 1971 and 1961 the literates constituted 19.07 and ) 5.21 percent respectively of the total popUlation ofthe State. Thus there has been an overall increase of about 5 percent duringthe decade (1971-81) while the previous decade (1961-71) had reg,istereda little less than 4 percent increase among literate popUlation. The corresponding increase at the national level was 6.7 percent(1981) and 5.4 percent (1971). A comparative picture of national and state levels of literacy is revealed as under = ------Number of Literates (In thousand) Literacy Rate Year ------, India Rajasthan India Rajasthan 1901 12680 358 5.35 3.47 1911 14851 377 5.92 3.41 1921 17912 336 7.16 3.25 1931 26251 467 9.50 3.96 1941 N.A. 760 16.10 5.46 1951 60189 1282 16.67 8.02 1961 105472 3066 2402 15.21 1971 161436 4914 29.45 19.07 1981 237992* 8204 36.17 24.05 ------_._-- ~--- .Excludes Assam and Jammu and Kashmir. Oompared to other states, the percentage increase over 1971 literate popUlation, of Rajasthan during the last decade comes to 26.11 percent which is much better than the progress made in several advanced states including Madhya Pradesh (25.65), West Bengal (23 .13), Gujarat (22.24), Karnataka (21.86) AndhI'a Pradesh(21.86), Punjab (21.00), Maharashtra(20. 90), Tamil Nadu (16 .02) and Kerala (14.48): Looking at the trend of past ei&hty years, we obc;erve that at the beginning of the present century the literacy rate as recorded in 1901 Census was only 3.47 percent, which hasgoneupto 24.05 perCent thus indicating a net increase of about 20.58 percent. That the pace of increase during the first fifty years was only 4.55 percent appears to be rather depressing. The efforts made in the post independence decades(1951-8l) haveraised the Itteracylevelsto 24 .05percent wh)chdenotc~ a net increase of Hi. 3 percent over 19511evel. Jntermsof absolute figures, wherea~ a net additionofmere9 23lakhhterates was recorded durin~ the first fifty years of the century, during the period of last thirty years i.e. 1951-81, OVer 69 lakh persons were added to the number of literates, which isabout 60 lakh more literates than the corresponding figures during the first fifty years. Interestingly, among these 691akhs literates about 32-891akhs have been added during the past 10 years alone. Th.e literacy rate in the State has thus certainly improved over the decades. However, there is a marked difference in the literacy rates as b~tween th'! two sexes. Female literacy rates are falling behi1]d male literacyrates in all parts of tbe State. AsimiIar pattern is observed in the caseof rural areas. A comparative picture has been brought out in the statement below: Li teracy ra tes State/District -- Rural Urban -- '____ ~4 ____'___ .-_---- Persons Males Females Persons Males Females RAJASTHAN 17.73 2924 541 47 92 6D.02 34.24 1. Ganganagar 20.00 30.28 8.50 47.03 56.70 35.39 2. Bikaner 13.12 21.41 3.99 48.97 59.57 37.12 3. Churu 14.34 24.92 3.32 39 16 52.39 25.25 4. Jhunjhunun 24.81 41.13 8 28 39.02 54.17 22.35 5. Alwar . 22.57 35 99 7 76 5504 66.96 14.14 6. Bharatpur 22.02 3S 60 5.67 44.44 56.13 30.64 7. SawalMadhopur 19 71 3247 5.03 43.66 57.98 27.04 8. Jaipur 19.78 33 09 5 16 50.78 61.78 38.13 9. Slkar 21.90 37.47 5.88 36.92 52.15 20.92 (xviI) 2-324 R. G. India/NO/8l (xviii) ------Literacy rates ----~ State/District Rural Urban Persons Males Female'S ------Persons Males Females 10. Ajmer 19.10 31.36 6.23 56.57 67.84 44.05 11. Tonk 16.19 26.98 4.64 38.39 51.49 23.92 12. Jaisalmer 9.94 16.86 1.64 46.92 61.24 29.04 13. Jodhpur 13.47 23.58 2.66 49.53 60.51 37.03 14. Nagaur 16.36 27.43 4.95 36.12 49.41 21.58 15. Pali 17 .91 29.S5 5.81 39.28 53.59 23.16 16. Barmer. 9.11 15.83 1. 78 42.17 56.93 24.85 17. Jalor • t 1.53 19.59 3.04 39.22 54.22 22.15 18. Sirohi . 13.42 21.99 4.71 ;0.09 63.82 34.72 19. Bhilwara 15.45 24.97 5.42 45.48 58.92 30.64 20. Udaipur 15.72 26.18 5.20 56.66 67.94 44.04 21. Chlttaurgarh , J7.40 28.88 5.45 51.08 64.43 36.08 22. Dungarpur 15.78 26.48 5.64 56.58 68.07 43.80 23. Banswara 13.95 22.86 4.97 59.28 69.09 48.12 24. Bundi • 14.80 24.17 4.24 45.01 58.53 29.83 25. Kola • 22.55 36.38 7.26 52.37 63.87 39.13 26. Jhalawar 18.16 29.83 5.62 52.70 64.95 37.11 Althoughthereisa marked improvement over 1971 posItion, the increase being nearly 4 percent, literacy level of rural Rajasthan still ramains distressingly low as compared to its urban counter part. It will be obs~rved that literacy rate is rural areas is about 18 percent only. Fifteendistricts have lower percentages, the lowest being 9.11 in Barmer district. The remaIning eleven districts have a higher level that the state rural average, the highest being 24.81 percent in Jhunjhunun district. The male literacy rate of rural Rajasthan has gone upto 29.24 percent. Of the eleven districts having higher rates, Pali district is on the top with 29.55 percent males being recorded as literate. Among the remaining fifteen districts which have recorded lower rates, Barrner IS at the bottom with 15.83 percent. Very low, rather depreSSIng female literacy rates have been returned from the rural areas of the state, the aVerag\! b~ing about 5.4 percent only. Twelve dIstricts do have a slightly better record, the highest, being 8.50 percent in Ganganagar district. Fourteen districts have lower than the state average, the lowest percentage being 1.64 in Jais~lmer district. The urban areas of Rajasthan, have on the other hand, returned high and rising literacy rates. Elevell districts have registered more than 49 percent as literate in their urban areas. These include Jaisalmer ill desert area and the tribal district of Banswara which has 59 percent hteracy, the highest among the dis· trlcts. Th~ remaInmg fifteen districts having lower literacy rate in urban areas include Ganganagar, Bikaner, Bharatpur and Nagaur with the lowest 36.12 percent. "\nthe cities havIng one lakhpopulation and above the highest hteracyrate has been recorded in Udai. 'Pllr ~ity(around 62 percent) closely followed by Ajmer Oity (60.5 percent.). As between male and female I.rrban population. the literacy rate of 'lbout 60 percent for the urban males is far in excess of the urban femdes which is little more than 34 percent. The Statement IV appended at the end of the note, identifies the places recording the highest and lowest literacy rates at tbe district level. Considering the state as a wbole, we notice that at the district level the highe$t literacy nte is found in Ajmer district (35.01) and the lowest in Barrner district (11.97). The 'lame pattern is visible incase of male and female literacy rates. At the Teh'Jillevel, however, Jaipur TehsH has recorded the highest rate ofliteracy while Kotra Tebsil of Udaipur district has returned the lowest. This is true in relation to male literacy also. But in female literacy while tehsiI Jaipur has recorded the highest, the lowest rate has been brought out in Tehsil Chohtan of Barmer district. If we look at the literacy rates as recorded in individual urban centres of the State, we find that Vidya Vihar Town of Jhunjhunun district has recorded the highest literacy rate with 82.15 percent while the lowest is recorded in N imaj Town (20.74) of Pali district. The same pattern is seen in the case of female literacy. While the highest male literacy has been recorded in Vidya Vihar Town the lowest ha~ been r~turned from Rawatsar Town of Gangana!;ar district. o LIT ERACY 1901-81 RAJASTHAN 1 '"C) ..: t z UI u a: UI Q. ooooL--.I::=±=::±==::t:.-l_l__i_...L_j__ 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 CENSUS YEARS --+ • WORKING POPULATION The collection of information on economic activities has been considered an integral part of census taking in the country. But the concept of'work' and 'worker' as evolved through past censuses beiBgdive~ gent in nature made intercensal comparison ofdata rather difficult. In 1981 Census, however, the economIc questions have been so designed that it would be possible to have comparison with 1961 and 1971 censuses. The ·work' concept of1961 and 1971 censuses, as opposed to the 'income' or 'economic independence' concept of the earlier censuses is adopted for 1981 census. But the criterion for classification of persons as workers has been changed. In 1961 census a person qualified as a worker if he had worked regul~rly during the work-season or at least for a day in regular work during th~ for~night preceding census taking. At the 1971 census this period offortnight was reduced to a week and tlte difinition of work remained more or less the same. The dichotomy of worker/non-worker of 1961 and 1971 censuses bas been rightly discarded at the 1981 census and a trichotomy of main workers, marginal workers and non-workers adopted. This tricho tomy partially permits a comparability of 1981 economic data with that of 1971 as well as 1961. Thus the main workers of 1981 census would correspond to the workers of 1971 and 1981 main workers and mar. ginal workers together may be comparable to the workers of 1961. 'Work'has beendifined as participation in any economically productive activity which maybe physical or mental in nature. 'Work' includes not only actual work but its effective supervision and direction as well. For this purpose, a reference period of one year preceding the date of enumeration has a.lso been fixed. Certain types of work such as agriculture and household industry are carried on either throughout the year or durin!; certain seasons or parts of the year depending on local circumstances. In such cases the broad time-span of tbe full cycle of agricultural seasons preceding the enumeration is taken.as the reference period. If the combined work participation rates. of both workers and marginal workers of 1981 and workers and non-workers with secondary wor k of 1971 together are taken into consideration, we find the participation rates of 1981 to be higher both in rural and urban areas of the state, than those recorded in 1971. But when we compare the main workers of1981(excludingmarginal workers) with theworkersofl971 at the state level, we find that while participation rates have registered a slight fall in 1981 in the total as well as rural areas, there is a slight rise in urban areas. While the combined participation rate of males (including marginal workers) has slightly gone do\Vn at the state level. there is, on the whole, a sharp increase in the female participation rate, in all areas. As against the total female work particlp~.tion rate of 14 ·05 percent in 1971, this rate has gone up to 21 ·15 percent in 1981, which denotes a rise of 7 percent-a healthy and significant growth indeed. While in the rural areas, this participation rate has gone up from 15 ·98 in 1971 to 25 ·01 in 1981 (a net increase of 9 percent), in urban areas this rate has increased from 4 ·81 to 6 ·14 percent. If we exclude the marginal workers from the total number of workers and then compare only the main workers of 1981 with workers of 1971, 'We find that as against the slight fall In the total male work partici pation rate by 2·5 percent in the cas~ of females this has marginally increased from 8 '34 perce-nt in 1971 to 9·44 perc~nt in 1<)81. Correspondingly, there is a visible improvement in the female participation rate both in rural and urban areas. ThIs appears to be a healthy sign for the economy of the country. The slight faUln the male participation rates may partly be due to the fact that in 1981 both main & marginal workers are categorised strictly on the basis ofUme factor. The following statement gives the percentage distribution of population in each district in terms of mt'in. marginal and non-workers: PROPORTION OF MAIN WORH1ERS, MARGINAL WORKERS, NON-WORKERS TO TOTAL POPULATION Name of District Main workers Marginal workers NOll-workelS RAJASTHAN 30.35 6.20 63.45 1. Ganganagar • • 29.14 3.63 67.23 2. Blkaner . 28.8!! 3.84 67.31 3. Churu 29.56 5.84 64.60 4. Jbunjhunun 24.45 9.39 66.16 "'The work participation rate, as used in Census data, refers to the percentage of workers to total population and nQt ta the proportIon of the Ia bour force to total population. (xix) (xx) Name of District Main workers Marginal workers Non-workers 5. Atwar 26.37 9.46 64.11 6. Bharatpur 77.18 5.24 67.58 1. Sawai Madhopur 28.59 5.39 66.02 8.1aipur 29.40 3.36 67.24 9. Sikar 24.4') 6.20 69.33 10. Ajmer 35.49 3.18 61.33 11. Tonk • • 33.91 6.78 59.31 12. laisalmer . # 31.17 4.29 64.54 13. Jodhpur . 30.54 3.29 66.11 14. Nagaur 33.00 4.83 62.11 IS. Pali. 32.06 5.22 62.72 16. Barmer . 31.68 10.09 58.23 11. Jalor 29.41 5.20 65.39 18. Sirohi 29.35 5.67 64.98 19. Bbilwara • 38.41 6.31 55.28 20. Udaipur 30.1i 9.61 60.22 21. ChiUaurgarb 37.86 10.06 52.08 22. Dungarpur 27.21 17 21 55.58 23. Bans~ara . 28.05 14.12 51.83 24. Bundi 33.96 3.76 62.28 25. Kota 30.08 3.12 .66.20 26. lhalawar . 36.04 3.67 60.29 ------It would be observed that over 63 percent of the total pOPulation of the state consists of non-workers. The main ~orkers Constitute a tittle more than 30 perc~nt while the marginal workers about 6 percent of the total pJpulation. At the dIstrict level, the highest proportion of main workers is seen in Bhilwara (38 ·41) and the lowest in Jhunjh.unun district (24 45). Similarly, the ~rcentage of marginal workers is found highest in Dung!lrpur dlst'ict (17 21) and the lowest in Ajmer district (3 ·18). Slkar district has the highest proportion of non-workers to tohi population whib Chittaurgarh has its lowest share in this regard. The distributIon of total working p.:>palatton by ag,'lculture and other economic activities is brought out in Table 5. It will be observed that 62 2 pet(.'~nt of the total working population of the state are engaged in cultivation and 7·4 percent in agricultural lab0ur as against a proportion of 64 ·9 and 9 2 percent respectively in 1971. Of the total popUlation, only 3·6 percent as against 3 4 percent in 1971, are now engaged in the household Industries. The rame-ining 26 8 percent as against 22·3 in 1971, have ~en found engaged in other productive and economic activities, viz. Livestock, forestrY, fishing & plantation, orchard 'I & aUi ~d activitie~, mining & quarrying, manufacturing. processing, servicing and repeirs besides construction, trade and commerce, transport, storage, communications and other services. Bet.veen the two stre-aIDS of workers and non-workers, the male workers constitute 49 65 percent of the total male population of the sta te a nd out-number the ma Ie non"workers (49 ·24%). The male marginal workers constitute only 1 ·11 percent of the total male population. Amongst the male working population the perc~ntages of workers in different categories are: cultivators 61 4 (65.1 in 1971), agricultural labour 5 9 percent (7 6 in 1971), household indu~tries 3 7 percent (3·5 in 1971) and other economic activities 28·9 percent (23·9 in 1971). Women have caught up with economic activity, in small measure, in the past one decade. Their participation rate has gone uP. as stated above, from 14.05 to 21 15 percent. However, of the total f~male population, about 9·44 percent are main-workers and on,ly 11 ·71 are marginP.i workers while the r~st 78 ·85 are non-workers. The highest concentration of main workers amongst females is noticed in Ajmer district U8·95) and the lowest in Bharatpur district. As regards marginal workers the highest concentration is noticed in the tribal district of Dungarpur (30 '98) where tribal~ are generally found dependent OR forest produce & shIfting cultivation or labour. Ajmer district has the minimum shttre <1f 5 ·73 petcent of marginal workers. Th.., lal gest Conce;}tration (90 06 percent) of non-workers.tn female population is found in Ganganagar district while Dungarpur district (61 ·90 percent) has thc:ir smallest share .component. In case of ~em81e workers, 66 6 percent are engaged in cultivation and IS' 6 ptlcenl 8S ~gricultural labourers as agaInst th'" Corre~ponding ratio of 63·9 and 20 8 percent in 1971. Only 3 1 percent, a'l against 2·9 percent of 1971, arc found engaged in household industries. About 14·6 percent, as against 12 3 of 1971, of the total female working force is engaged in other services. The Statement 5 appended :.'It the end of the note indicates the toal number of workers by sex and by distribution between rural and urba n areaS since 1961 census along .... ith theirpartlcipation rates, o WORKING POPULATION 1981 RAJASTHAN .AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS 763,188 Total main workers 10,351,113 710,332 FEMALES HOUSEHOLD • INDUSTRY WORKERS 377, 384 H.I.W•• 130,382 329,030 FEMALES 48,354 OTHER • WORKERS 2,774,117 I RURAL 1,276,768 I URBAN 1,497,349 I MALES 2,548,840 I DISABLED POPULATION The Collection of data relating to the number of disabled people in the Country classified in three categorIes viz. the totally blind, totally crippled and tot~lly dumb is a special feature of the 1981 Census. After 1931 Census no attempt was made to obtain any data on the disabled for various reasons including the unreliability of such information. After the declaration of 1981 lOtS the International Year of the Handicapped it wa'J Considered nece~sary to elicit some information on the dj~abled by adding certain questions in the Houselist which was canvassed during September-October 1980 in the first phase of 1981 Cenl'us Operations. According to the information coll~ted in the Houselisttng Operations, there ari!, in aU, over 80,000 disabled persons in the state of Rljasthan. The totally blind persons numbering 46,465 constitute over 58% of the disabled popu}&tion. According to 1931 Census, the total number of blind Persons in Rajasthan was reported to be 33,789. The totally crippled numbering about 21,517 constitute about 27% and the 12.061 totally dumb pe~sons about 15% of the disabled p(Jp~lation as enumerated in 1981 ceJ?ms. qf the total disabled populatlon, more than 70,000 persons reSIde In the rural areas of the state. Jalpur district has got the maximum disabled population of 6.823 persons followtd by 5,042 persons ill Bharatpur di5hict. In terms of the totalpopuhtion of the state, on an average, there are, perone lac population, 136 b'in (xxi) STATEMENT I RURAL & URBAN COMPOSITION OF POPULATION SI. IndiafState/Union Territory Total Population Urban Population Percentage of Rural and Urban No. population to total populallon Urban Rural 2 3 4 5 6 INDIA* • 658,140,676 156,188,507 23'73 76'27 states: 1- Andhra Pradesh 53,592,605 12,457,709 23'25 76·75 2. Bihar 69,823,154 8,699,013 12·46 87·54 3. Gujarat • 33,960,905 10,556,431 31·08 68·92 4. Haryana 12,850,902 2,821,829 21·96 78·04 S. Himachal Pradesh 4,237,569 327,162 7·72 92'28 6. Karnataka 37,043,451 10,711,103 28·92 71'08 7. Kerala 25,403,217 4,770,929 18·78 81'22 8. Madhya Pradesh 52,138,467 10,588,653 20·31 79·69 9. Maharashtra 62,715,300 21,966,806 35·03 64·97 10. Manipur 1,411,375 373,215 26·44 73·56 11. Meghalaya 1,328,343 239,501 18·03 81·97 12. Nagaland 773,281 120,180 15·54 84·86 13. Orissa 26,272,054 3,105,635 11·82 88·18 14. Punjab 16,669,755 4,620,495 27·72 72·28 15. RAJASTHAN 34,108,292 7,140,421 20·93 79·07 16. SIJekim 314,999 51,110 16'23 83·77 17. Tamil Nadu 48,297,456 15,927,952 32·98 67·02 18. Tripura . 2,047,351 224,881 10·98 89·0~ 19. Uttar Pradesh . 11 0,885,874 19,973,223 18·01 81·99 20. West Bengal 54,485,560 14,433,486 26·49 73·51 Union Territories ~ 1. A. & N Islands 188,254 49,632 26·36 73·64 2. ArunachalPradesh . 628,050 39,715 6·32 93·68 3. Chandlgarh . 450,061 421,256 93·60 6·40 4. Dadra & Nagar Ha veh 103,677 6,914 6·67 93·33 5. Delhi 6,196,414 5,752,538 92·84 7·16 6. Gall, Daman & Diu 1,082,117 351,235 32·46 57·54 7. Lakshadweep • 40,237 18,633 46·31 53·69 8. Mizoram 487,774 122,765 25·17 74·83 9. Pondicherry 604,182 136,085 52·32 47·68 >l!Excludes Assam and Jammu & Kashmir. txxii) (xxiii) STATEMENTU TEHSILS AND TOWNS WITH HIGHEST AND 1I0WEST GROWTH RATES IN DISTRICTS, 1971.81 (Figures in bracket indicate the Growth raIe) ------~----- TehsIls (Total Areas) Towns District ------.------Highest Lowest Highest Lowest 1. Ganganagar Anupgarlt (+152·60) Karanpur (+19'57) Anupgarh (+184'23) Karanpur (+32'15) 2. Bikaner Kolayat U-61'64) Bikaner (+43,46) Nokba (+114'62) BlkanerCity(+31'93) 3. Churu . Sudarshahar(-!--46'97) Churu (+26,17) Bidasar (+58.13) Rajaldesar (+18'42) 4. Jhunjhunun Khetri (+33'68) Chlrawa (+21·17) Bagar (+71,09) Mukundgarh(+17'36) 5. Alwar . • Alwar (+33'76) Ramgarh (-t-2Q'12) Kherli <+6Hi9) Rajgarh (+2S'S6} 6. Bharatpur • Ban (+29·88) Kaman (+19·72) Bharatpur (+50'55) Kaman (-: 23.47) 7. Sawal Madhopur Hlndaun (+35'25) Nadauti (+23,34) Hindaun (+53'10) Todabhlm (-i 27'20) 8. Jalpur JaIpur (+56·35) Bassi (+25'99) Sanganer (+88.84) Sambhar (+11,52) 9' Sikar Sikar (+35·39) Danta (+25'20) SriMadho- (+79'24) Khandela (+26'10) Ramgarh pur 10. AJmer Kishangarh (+32·32) Sarwar (+18·89) BijaiNagar (+78'72) Nasirabad (+4'93) 11. Tonk Tonk (+29'48) Deoll (+19'08) Nawal (+56'62) Deo)I (-9'25) 12. Jalsalmer Pokaran (+44·68) Jalsalmer (+40,49) Pokaran (+37'02) Jalsalmer (+22'78) 13. Jodhpur Phalodl (+49' 42) Bllara (i-33· 24) Phalodl (+64'19) Plpar (+35 '11) 14. Nagaur Nagaur (+34'04) Nawa (+22'90) Makrana (+74'97) Nawa (+24'88) 15. Pall Pall (+41'74) Desul (+24·72) Pall (+82'03) Bali (+19.80) 16. Barmer. Sheo (+74'56) Slwa:p.a. (+34,82) Balotra (+59'70) Barmer (+38.30) 17. Jalor . Sanchofe (+43'27) Ahore (+29·06) Bninmal (+73'19) Jalor (+55'70) 18. Slrohl . pindwara (+29·68) Reodba:r (+24'20) Sheoganj (+38·32) MountAbu (-1-16'04) 19. BhJlwara Bhllwara (+34,92) Banell' (+12'56) Bhdwara (+48'91) Gangapur (+20'30) 20. UdaIpur Glrwa (+l7'99) Bblm (+2()·69) Rajsamand (+92'26) Bblndar (+23'53) 21. Chlttaurgarh Nlmbahera (+43'83) Rashroi (+17,03) Chittaurgarh(+73'61) ChhotlSadri(+26'27) 22' Dungarpur Dungarpur (+31'52) Sagwara (+24,99) Sagwara (+44'29) Dungarpur (+39'34) 23. Banswara Banswara (+48'55) Kushalgarh (+27'60) Banswara (+75'66) Kushalgalh (-f 21.90) 24. Bundl . Bundl (+32'59) HIDdoll (+27·69) Keshoral (+57'14) Lakhen (+26'17) Patan 25. Kota • Ladpura ( +55,84) A.tru (+22'12) Kota City (-t 62· 88) Chhlpabarod (+20.26) 26. Jhalawar Pachpahar (+32·41) Plfawa (+21,46) BhawanI (+53'37) Sunel (+22'16) Mandi _------ STATEMENT m TEHSILS AND TOWNS WITH HIGHEST AND LOWEST SEX RATIO IN DISTRI( TS (Figures in bracket indicate the Sex ratio) ----._-_ Tehsil (Total Area) Towns DIstrIct HIghest Lowest HIghest Lo.west .. ------1. Ganganagar Bhadra (919) Anupgarb (839) Bhadra (881) Anupgarh (789) 2. Blkaner Nokha (947) Kolayat (878) Deslmoke (976) BIkaner VA (886) 3. Churu . SUJangarh (973) Sardarshahar (942) Chhapar (1038) Churu (907) 4. Jhulljhunun JhunJhunun (1012) KhetrI (932) Mandawa (1067) Gothra (744) 5. Alwar Behror (947) Alwar (873) Tijara (904) Kherll (836) 6. Bhara tpur Kaman (886) Basen (792) Bhusawar (926) RaJakhera (813) 7. S. Madhopur Bonh (896) Karauli (831) Todabhlm (900) Gangllpur (860) 8. Jalpur . Viratnagar (920) Jalpur (867) V1ratnagar (982) Jobner (801) 9. Sikar Fatehpur (1032) Neem-ka·thana (924) Ramgarh (1043) Net:m·kll.·lhtne (871) 10. Ajmer • Kekn (956) Ajmer (913) NaslIabad (980) Pushkar (833) 11. Tonk . Todaralslngh (952) Deoli (917) Uniara (942) Deoli 12. Jaisalmer (764) Pokaran (841) Jalsalmer (820) Pokaran (806) Jalsalmer (791i) 13. Jodhpur Bdara (943) Jodhpur (892) Pipar (906) Jodhpur 14. Nagaur Ladnu (1009) Merta (87j~ (926) Ladnu (l000) Merta (85~~ 15. Pall Bah (974~ Pall (908) Takhatgarh (l003) Pall 16. Barmer. (837) Siwana (944 Sheo (847) Siwana (961) Balotra (821) 17. Jalor Ahore (972) Sanchore (917) Abore (989) San chore 18. Sirohi . SIrohl (992) Abu Road (916) Pindwara (964) Mount Abu Pmdwara (992) l~UI 19. Bhllwara Raipur (994) Mandalgarh (897) Mandai (964) 20. Udaipur Bhllwara (889) Kherwara (1069) Gl1wa (907) Arnet (971) Udaipur (866) 21. Chittaurgarh Rashml (1006) Begun (916) Bari SadrI (977) Chlltaurg STATEMENT IV TEHSILS AND TOWNS WITH HIGHEST AND LOWEST UTERACY RATES IN DISTRICTS (Figures in bracket indicate tbe Literacy rate) ------Persons Males Females District ------TehsIis Town'> Tehsils Towns Tehsils Towns - ... ------~------_------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Gangallagar . (Highest) Ganganagar Ganganagar Ganganagar Ganganagar Ganganagar Ganganagar CIty CIty City (27' 33) (55' 59) (38'01) (64'26) (15'36) (44'79) (Lowest) Nohar Rawatsar Suratgarh Rawatsar Nohar Rawatsar (15'07) (21' 55) (25'06) (31'93) (3,44) (9'74) 2. Blkaner H Blkaner Gangashahar Blkaner Gangashahar Blkaner Gangasbahar (15'07) (51' 58) (23' 68) (61'57) (5·32) (41'28) L Nolla Bhinasar Kolayat Bhtnasar Nokha Bhinasar (11'95) (35'87) (19' 32) (45'32) (2'78) (25'59) 3. Churu H Rajgarh Sardarshahar Ra]galh Churu Rajgarh Sardarsbahar (17' 92) (43'22) (31' 24) (55'93) (3'96) (30'75) L S:udarshahar Bidasar Sujangarh Bidasar Sardarsbahar Ratannagar (11'90) (30' 39) (21'28) (40'46) (1·88) (19'09) 4. Jhunjhunun H JhuOjhunun Vldya Vlhar Jhunjhunun Vldya Vlhar Jhunjhunun Vldya Vlhar (26' 20) (82'15) (43'08) (88'80) (9·90) (69' 53) L Chirawa Mandrela Chlrawa Mandrela Chlrawa Udaipur (23' 88) (26' 53) (40'10) (40'86) (7·18) (10'70) 5. Alwar H Behror Kherli Behror Kherh Behror Kherb (31'71) (62'65) (49'47) (73' 35) (12'94) (49'85) L Thanagazl Tljara Thanagazi Tljara Thanagazi Tljara (16'07) (38' 69) (26'49) (52'41) (4'64) (23'52) 6. Bharatpur H Rupbas Bharatpur Nadbal Bharatpur Rupbas Bharatpur (28' 53) (50'96) (45'26) (61'70) (9'14) (38'08) L Kaman Rajakhera Kaman RaJakhera Rajakhera Rajakhera (16' OS) (29' 87) (26'16) (41'18) (3' 51) (15'96) 7. Sawai Madho- H Mahwa Gangapur Mahwa Gangapur Mahwa Gangapur pur (25' 50) (48'46) (40'45) (63'05) (8'44) (31'60) L Khandar Todabhim Khandar Todabhim Khandar Todabhim (15' 00) (29· 85) (24'68) (46' 68) (3'91) (11-16) 8. Jaipur • H Amber Bandlkui Amber Bandlkul Phulera Bandikul (23' 50) (60'51) (39'11) (73, 27) (6'82) (45'99) L Laisi>t M:moharpur Lalsot Manoharpur Lalsot Amber (15'18) (24' 81) (25' 61) (37' 64) (3' 58) (10'11) 9. Sikar H Sn Madho- NeemKa Sll.ar Neem Ka DantaRaDl- Neem Ka pur Thana Thana garh Thana (22'90) (48'06) (39'07) (64, 61) (7-39) (29'05) L Fatchpur Khandela Fatehpur Khandcla Fatehpur Khandela (17'71) (26'96) (32'66) (40'70) (3'21) (12'64) 10. Aimer • • H AJmer AJrnerClty Beawar AjmerClly Kekn AjmerClty (20'77) (60'SI) (3\'1-' 82) (70'68) (8'27) (49'20) L Sarwar Sarwar Klshangarh Sarwar Beawar Sarwar (15'52) (33 '47) (25'31) (46'42) (4'53) (19'68) 11. Tonk H Nawal Deoh Deoh Deol! Nawal Deoli (17' 54) (59' 32) (29'14) (73' 93) (7' 26) (40'20) L Tonk Todaralsmgh Tonk Todaraistngh Tonk Todaraisingh (14'66) (31'05) (25' 58) (44'58) (2'85) (16'66) 12. Jaisalmer H Pokaran Jalsalmer Pokaran Jalsaimer Pokaran Jaisalmer (10'11) (51'03) (17' 25) (65'12) (1'65) (33'38) L Jalsalmcr Pokaran Jalsaimer Pokaran Jaisalmcr Pokaran (9'76) (39'06) (16'47) (53'79) (1'63) (20'78) (ttV) 2 3 4 5 6 7 13. Jodhpur. H Jodhpur Jodhpur City Jodhpur Jodhpur CIty Jodhpur Jodhpur City (16' 53) (51' 53) (28'93) (61'73) (3'24) (39'87) L Shergarh Pipar Shergarn Pipar Shergarh Bilara (10'66) (30' 93) (19' 25) (46'06) (1'40) (11'40) 14. Nagaur - H Ladnu Nagaur Ladnu Parbatsar Ladnu Nagaur (19'92) (43' 38) (32'80) • (57~64) • . (7'19) (28'66) L Jayal Kuchera Jayal Mundwa Nagaur Kuchera (13'87) (27'16) (24'01) (38'17) (Jo()O) (10'11) 15. Pali H DcSUfl Rani Khurd Kharchi Rani Khurd Bali SojatRoad (20' 32) (49' 33) (32' 70) (63'56) (8'22) (31'17) L Jaitaran Nima.J Jaltaran Nunaj Jaitaran Nlmaj (14'99) (20'74) (25'83) (33'48) (3'49) (7-20) 16. Barmer . H Siwana Barmer Slwana Barmer Siwana Barmer (15'27) (46' 56) (24' 88) (62'86) (5'07) (27'08) L Chohlan Slwana Chohlan Siwana Chohtan Siwana (6' 65) (30'11) (11'69) (40'32) (0'98) (19'48) 17. Jalor H Abore Jalor Ahore Jalor Ahore Jalor (IS' 95) (43'68) (26' 51) (58'79) (5'07) (25'99) L Sanchore Sanchore Sanchore ·Sanchore· Sanchore Sanchore (9' 33) (34' 65) (17'15) (49'35) (0'86) (16'76) 18. Sirohi It Slrohl Abu Road Slrohi Abu Road Slrohi Abu Road (16'45) (56'43) (27' 29) (68'47) (5'82) (42'97) L Abu Road Pmdwara Abu Road Pmdwara Abu Road Pmdwara (9' 97) (37'27) (16' 53) (S3'21) (3'07) (20-74) 19. Bhilwara H Hurda Bhllwara Hurda Shahpura Hurda Bhilwara (23'07) (48-47) (35'14) (62'19) (9'84) (34'48) L Kotri Mandai Kotrt . Mandai Shahpura Mandai (12'79) (32' 32) (20'21) (46'74) (4'14) (17'38) 20. Udaipur. H Rallmagra Udaipur CIty Railmagra Udaipur Sarada Udaipur City (20'75) (61'84) (34'26) (71' 35) (7'25) (SO'87) L Kolla Fatehnagar Kotra Fatehnagar Kotra Fatehnagar (5' 89) (40-41) (10'04) • (52'95)' , (1'38) (27'08) 21. Chittaurgarh . H Nlmbahera Pratapgarh Nlmbahera ChhotiSadn Gangrar Pratapgarh (20'36) (56'63) (34'22) (67'72) (7-64) (45-07) L Bhadesar Kapasan Bhadesar Kapasan BarlSadri Kapasan (15'55) (42'63) (25'51) (59'09) (4'42) (25'22) 22. Dungarpur H Sagwara Dungarpur Sagwara Dungarpur Sagwara Dungarpur (18'16) (62'22) (29'43) (74'29) (7'54) (47'77) L Dungarpur Sagwara Dungarpur Sagwara Dungarpur Sagwara (14'18) (47'19) (24'61) • (56'70)· (4'12) (37-84) 23. Banswara H Garhi Kushalgarh Garhl Kushalgarh Garhi Kushalgarh (21'46) (62' 60) (32'70) (72' 60) (10'44) (51'50) L Kushalgarh Banswara Kushalgarh Banswara Kushalgarh Banswara (9'40) (59'10) (16'49) (69'00) (2'22) (47-94) 24. Bundi H Keshoralpatan Bundl Keshoralpatan Lakheri Keshoraipalan Bundi (19'49) (49'16) (32' 36) (63' 34) (5'16) (36'05) L Hmdoll Kapren Htndoli Kapren Nainwa Kapren (11'94) (33' 85) (19'26) (48' 54) (3'34) (17'14) 25. Kola H Atru Kota Atru Baran Ramganj. Kola Mandi (27'11) (55'03) (43'71) (65'81) (9'48) (43'02) L Chhabra Suket Chhabra Suket Chhabra Mangrol (15'26) (30'87) (25'88) (44'79) (3'23) (14'91) 26. Jhalawar H Khanpur Ihalawar Khanpur Jhalawar Khanpur Jhalrapatan (26'07) (57' 36) (42'07) (69' 88) (8'56) (45'39) L Aklera Aklera Aklera Aklcra Aklera Aklera (11, 51) (39· 54) (19,33) (51·65) (3'06) (25'83) (xxvi) STATEMENT V WOD PARTICIPATION RATE: 19fil-81 Total Poputation/Workers (Categories & Total Population* Work Participation Rate Reference year against each) Rural Urban 1981 1911 1961 1981 1911 1961 A-PERSONS TOTAL POPULATION • T 341·0 251·6 201'S R 269·6 212'2 168·7 U 11·4 45'4 32·8 A-Workers (1961 & 1971) T 103,5 80·4 70'5 30'35 31'24 35·00 Main Workers (1981) R 84·8 68·7 69·2 31·43 32·39 41·04 U 18·7 11·7 1·3 26'26 25·84 3·97 lI-Non Workers with Secondary Work (1971) T 21·1 7·3 Marginal Workers (1981) R 20·4 7'1 U 0·7 0·2 TOTALA&B T 124·6 87·8 36'55 34'11 · R 105·2 15·9 39·01 35'11 U 19·4 11·9 27·24 26'33 B·MALES TOTAL ~PULATION T 177·3 134·8 105·6 · R 139·4 110·6 88·2 U 37'9 24'2 17'4 A-Workers (1961 & 1971) T 8&·0 10'2 42·0 49'65 52'09 39'81 Main Workers (1981) R 70·8 59·3 41·2 50·79 53·63 46·75 U 17·2 10·9 0·8 45·47 45·08 4·65 B-Non Workers with SecondaryWork(1971) T 2·0 0·4 Marginal Workers (1981) R 1·8 0·4 U 0'2 N TOTAL A & B . T 90'0 70·6 50·76 52'37 · R 12·6 59·7 52·08 53·95 U 17·4 10·9 45·90 45·16 C-FEMALES TOTAL POPULATION • 163·7 122·8 95·9 • RT 130'2 101·6 80·5 U 33·5 21·2 15·4 A-Worken;(1961 & 1971) T 15·4 10·2 2S·5 9·44 8·34 29·71 Main Workers (1981) R 13·9 9'4 28'0 10·70 9·27 34'78 U 1'5 0'8 0'5 4'55 3'86 3'21 B-Non Workers with Secondary Work (1911) T 19'2 7'0 Marginal Workers (1981) R 18·7 6'8 U 0,5 0·2 TOTALA&B 34·6 17·2 21·15 14·05 • TR 3.2·6 16·2 25·01 15·98 U 2·0 1·0 6·14 4'81 *:Population figures ,iven in lakhs. N=Nogligible. PROVISIONAL POPULATION TABLES TABLE l-RVRAL AND URBAN COMPOSITION OF' POPULATION (provisional Figures, CeDSU9 1981) Population 1981 Percentage of Urban Decennial Growth Rate S. to total population 1971-81 No. State/District Total Rural Urban 1971 1981 Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 RAJASTHAN 34,108,2.91 2.6,967,871 7,140,42.1 17. Ci3 20.93 +32.38 +27.07 +57.15 1 Ganganagar 2,014,471 1,600,210 414,261 16.48 20.56 +44.51 +36.45 +80.29 2 Bikaner 840,059 512,354 327,705 41.38 39.01 +46.57 +~2.49 +38.18 3 Churu 1,176,170 831,443 344,727 29.58 29.31 -f.34.51 +35.02 +33.29 4 Jhunjhunun 1,193,146 941,547 251,599 17.44 21.09 -1;28.49 +22.13 +55.27 5 Alwar 1,759',057 1,568,723 190,334 9.12 10.82 ;"25.31 ;'22.85 +50.01 6 Bharatpur 1,879,066 1,557,997 321,069 13.76 17.09 -1"26.09 +21.2~ +56.55 7 Sawat Madhopur 1,5:\2,652 1,326,598 206,054 11.90 13.44 +28.4i -i-26.11 +45.02 8 Jaipur 3,406,104 2,166,248 1,239,856 30.05 36.40 +37.91 +25.66 +66.23 9 Sikar 1,373,066 1,094,115 278,891 17.03 20.31 +31.69 +26.48 +57.08 10 Ajmer 1,431,609 823,658 607,951 37.65 42.47 -1;24.73 +15.10 +40.69 11 Tonk 783,796 639,937 143,859 17.45 18.35 +25.24 +23.87 +31.7' 12 Jaisalmer 239,137 208,137 31,000 14.60 12.96 +42.49 +45.07 +27.33 . .. 13 Jodhpur 1,650,933 1,083,542 567,391 31.95 34.37 +43.35 +38.31 +54.08 14 Nagaur 1,624,351 1,387,271 237,080 12.28 14.60 t28.70 +25.30 +53.00 15 Pati 1,271,835 1,037,932 233,903 11.18 18.39 +31.1.2 +20.47 +115.72 16 Barmer 1,113,823 1,017,696 96,127 7.26 8.63 t43.76 +41.63 +70.97 17 Jalor 902,649 829,866 72,783 4.42 8.06 +35.JA. +29.99 +.146.49 18 Sirohi 540,520 444,952 95,568 17.87 17.68 +27.54 +27.82 +26.22 19 Bhilwara' 1,308,500 1,120,225 188,275 11.03 14.39 +24.04 +19.35 +61.88 20 Udaipur' 2,351,639 1,999,550 352,089 12.30 14.97 +30.39 +26.42 +58.67 21 Chittaurgarh 1,230,628 1,068,197 162,431 10.36 13.20 !J-30.21 +26.08 +6!1.96 22 Dungarpur 680,865 636,744 44,121 5.89 6.48 +28.40 +27.60 +41.16 23 Banswara 885,701 830,516 55,185 5.07 6.23 +35.31 +33.66 +66.20 24 Bundt 586,596 486,759 99,837 14.60 17.02 +30.64 +26.93 +52.31 25 Kota • 1,546,937 1,060,087 486,850 24.05 31.47 +35.45 +22.26 +77.00 26 Ihalawar. 184,982 693,507 91,475 9.45 11.65 +25.85 +22.15 +55.56 l TABLE 2-POPVLATION AND GROWTH·RATE 0' CfTIES, UlUlAN AGGLOMERATIONS AND TOWNS (Provlsloa.al Pigures, CeDIUS 1981) S. Population 1981 Growth Rate No. Size classfCityfUAfTowns District ...... ,._...._ ...... -.._-OII --Persons Males Females ------1961-71 1971-81 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 ALL CLASSES . '7,140,411 3,789,oao 3,351,~41 +38 47 +51.15 CLASSI . 3,321,696 1,775,688 1,546,008 +50 41 +7461 Jaipur · UA JaJpur 1,004,~ 538,118 466,551 +55.17 +57.78 (a) Jaipur City M Jaipur 966,677 517,841 448,836 +52.50 +51.12 (b) Sangaller M Jalpur 21,938 11,882 10,056 +88.84 (c) Amber ·NAC Jaipur 16,054 8,395 1,659 +42.71 +62.28 2 Jodhpur . M bdhput 493,609 263,241 230,362 +41.31 +55.41 3 Ajmer M Ajrner 314,350 197,063 117,287 "+14.29 +41.64 4 Kota M Kota 346,928 186,578 160,350 .+76.98 +62.88 5 BikalHlr · VA Bll(aner 180,366 148,670 131,69G +25.26 +34.21 (a) (I) Bikaner City M Bilcaner 245,911 130,901 115,OlD +25.15 +30.44 (ii) Urban Outgrowth of Bicchwal VIUaget OG Bikaner 2,805 I,S62 1,243 (b) Gangashahar M Blkanet 21,193 10,759 10,434 +28.23 +5451 (c) Bhinasar M Blkaner 10,457 5,4~8 5,009 +2238 +57.01 6 Udaipur M Udaipur 229,762 123,143 106,619 +45.11 +42.45 7 Atwar M AI war 139,973 75,524 6M49 +3B.06 +3~.4S 8 Bhllwara M Bnliwara 122,338 64,749 51,589 +88.87 +48.91 9 Ganganagar M Glnganagar 121,516 67,438 54,018 +41.01 +3495 10 Bharatpur· M Baaratpur 105,239 57,385 41,854 +40.43 t-5v.5S 11 Slkar M Slkar 102,946 53,773 49,173 +40.19 +4502 CLASS II . 717,485 379,019 338,4(;6 +102.49 +469.5 Pati· M Pall 90,711 49,389 41,322 +49.64 +82.03 2 Beawar M Ajmer 90,007 42,251 42,756 +22.59 +36.14 3 Tonk M Tonk 77,655 40,335 37,320 +28.68 +39.00 4 Churu . VA Chura 62,061 32,548 2IJ,513 +27.46 +16.69 (I) Churu . M Churu 61,802 32,404 29,398 +25'.82 +17.71 (it) Churu Outgrowth* · OG Churu 259 144 115 -62.08 5 Kishangarh M Almer 61,911 33,003 28,908 +48.17 +65 52 6 Hanumangarh . M Ganganagar 59,534 32,824 26,710 +81.65 +83.00 7 Sawal Madbopur' VA Sawal Madbopur 59,070 31,955 27,115 +106 59 +36.47 (a) *Man town . M Sawai M!ldhopur 30,935 17,007 13,928 +39.48 (b) Sawai Madhopur • M Sawai Madhopur 28,135 14,948 13,181 +00.73 +33 31 8 Sardarsbahar VA ChurD 56,481 29,192 27,219 +19.56. +47.29 (i) Sardar shahar M Churu 55,566 28,509 27,057 +17.56 +47.38 (II) Sardarshahar Outgrowth::: OG Churu 915 683 232 +42.30 tCom'-lrlSlng of L'ilgarh Palace, Urm'li Dairy, RCP Colony. RAe Blttallion Woollen Mills etc.located In vtlla~e Blcchwal of Blkaner Tehstl. *Urbamsed portion of Churu Vln ge. t Urb ml3~d Nttlon of Sardarshahar VIllage. 2 3 TABLE Z-Contd. S. Population 1981 Growth Rate No. SIze c;lass/City/UA/Towns District __....._ - _ __.., __..------Persons Males Females 1961-71 1971-81 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 Sujangarh . M Churu 55,546 28,300 27,246 +27.02 +42.16 10 Barmer M Barmer 53,427 29,090 24,337 +39.96 +38.30 11 Fatehpur M Sikar 51,082 25,132 25,950 +29.18 +46.25 CLASS III 1,572,161 832,742 739,419 +39.39 +69.01 1 Banswara • . UA BaDs"ara 48,0(;5 25,635 1l,430 +39.85 +75.(j(j (i) Banswara M Banswara 46,744 24,764 21,980 +39.85 +70.83 (ii) Outgrowths*' . 00 Banswara 1,321 811 450 2 Bundl UA :BuDdi 48,052 25,390 22,662 +30.Z7 +39.31 (I) Bundi • M Bundt (ii) Bundi Outgrowtht od Bundi 3 Nagaur M Nagaur 48,009 25,593 22,416 +50.02 +31. 72 4 Jhunjhunun M Jhunjhunun 47,481 24,670 22,811 +28.29 +48.27 5 Gangapur • . UA Sawal Madbopur 46,025 24,748 21,'1.77 +44.57 +40.92 (I) Gangapur Town M Sawal Madhopur 40,406 21,655 18,751 +21.52 +47.18 (II) (l!.ngapur Outgrowth::: 00 Sawai Madhopur 5,619 3,093 2,526 +7.91 6 Chittaurgarh UA dhittaurgarh 44,994 24,607 20,387 +53.46 +73.61 (I) Chlttaurgarh Town M Chittaurgarh (II) Senthl VIllage Outgrowth§ 00 Chittaurgarh 7 Dholpur . M Bharatpur 43,771 23,694 20,077 +16.24 +37.36 8 Ratangarh M Churu 43,366 22,283 21,083 +18.31 +37.64 9 Hlndaun M Sawal Madhopur 42,706 22,776 19,930 +37.84 +53.10 10 Baran M Kota 42,014 22545 19,469 +30.95 +40.94 11 Makrana M Nagaur 40,669 21,S32 19,137 +34.59 +74.97 12 Nawalgarh' M JhunJhuntlfl 38,719 19,625 19,094 +6 64 +45.75 13 Karauh M Sawai Madhopur 37,908 20,341 17,567 +17.29 +36.39 14 Ladnu M Nagaur 36,009 18,007 18,002 +18.47 +27.57 15 Abu Road M Sirohi 31,268 16,503 14,765 +42.89 +23.44 16 Rajgarh M Churu 30,379 15,806 14,573 +2781 +31.06 17 Suratgarh • M Ganganagar 29,549 16,170 13,379 +114.20 +65.61 18 lhalawar M Jhalawar 29,240 IS,787 13,453 +36.82 +45.94 19 Lachhmangarh M Sikar 29,215 14,843 14,372 +19.88 +31.85 20 Dungargarh M Churu 29,056 14,717 14,339 +31.18 +35.70 21 Chomu M Jaipur 28,804 15,087 13,717 +27.79 +42.74 22 Phalodl M Jodhpur 28,534 15,191 13,343 +10.54 +64.19 23 Balotra M Barmer 28,099 15,383 12,716 +45.29 +59.70 24 Deeg M Bharatpur 28,085 15,121 12,964 +26.03 +26.13 *Bhawanpura and Thlhrlya Industrial Area (Utbl,'1lsed portions of Bha,wanpura and Thikarlya Villages). t Urhanised portIon of Bundl Village. tRailway Colony. § Urbanised portion of Senthi Village. 4 TABLE %-Contd. S. Population 1981 Growth Rate No. Size classfCitY/UA/Towns DistrIct Persom Males Females 1961-11 1911-81 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 25 Nimbahera M Chittaurgarh 27,760 14,696 13,064 +41.93 +67.82 26 Dungarpur M Dungarpuf 27,551 15,013 1~,538. t55.Q2 +39.34 27 Bari· M B!1aratpu[ 21,398 14,9% q,402. tJO.99 +42.33 28 Rajsamand M Udaipur 27,381 14,117 13,264 +26.35 +92.26 +43.42 29 Dausa M Jaipur 21,142 14,632 12,510 +29.52 13,365. .+6.56 H.93 30 Nasirabad' , CD Ajmer 21,001 13,636 13,160 +11.85 +47.55 31 Kucbaman· M Nagaur 26,880 13,720 14,950 11,106, -t-33·47 T29'" 32 PiJaw UA Jllunjhunun 26,056 T29·96 (a) Pllani Town • M JhunJhunun )7,026 9,038 7,988 T13·2S (b) Vidbya Vihar Town M Jhu~hunun 9,030 5,912 3.118 +100·87 +29'78 12,1J7 33 Rawatsar • M Galll;linagar 25,914 13.797 12,835 14,915 'T36'02 +3HlO 34 Nathdwara M Udaipur 24,750 M Jalor 24,333 12,860 1l,473 +IS·7S t73-19 35 Bhmmal < 12,675 11.617 1-0'48 t46-09 36 Sojat M Pall 24,292 24,099 12,998 11,101 t20'15 t55'10 37 Jalor M J~lor 24,085 12,580 11,505 -t44'99 +114'62 38 Nokha M Bikaner 24,006 12,651 11,355 t43-99 t-36- 98 39 Bilara M Jodhpur 11,280 +34'66 +31'53 40 Dldws.na M N~g3.ur 23,994 12,114 23,906 12,662 11,244 1-29'91 t21'34 41 Sirohl M Sllohl 22,911 11,972 iO,939 +19'41 +31'66 42 PrataPaarh M Chittaurgarh 22,680 12,058 10,622 +21'68 +35'78 43 Nohar M GalU\llnagar 22,568 11,999 10.569 +40.80 +60·28 44 Bhadra M Ganganagar 22,112 11,919 10,193 +29·79 +30'22 4S Merta M Nagaur 11,683 10,032 +9·41 +15·93 46 Kotputli , M Jaipur 21,715 ;:1242 11,142 10,100 T25·21 1-35·11 47 Plpar M Jodbpur 10,828 10,050 +17·89 -}36·99 48 Chirawa M Jhunjbunun 20,87~ 20,672 11,042 9,630 -+26'36 +33-84 49 Bayana M Bbaratpur 20,392 10,708 "9,684" '+21'00 +3S·97 50 Kekri M Ajmer 20,355 lJ,322 9,033 +98'25 +22·78 51 Jal sahner M Jaisalmer 20,071 10,483 9,'i8S' '+IHl +26'11 52 Lekben • M Bundl +28 S. Population 1981 Growth Rate No. Si1.e class/City/UA/Towns ------Persons Males Females 1961-11 1971-81 2 3 4 6 '1 9 Bidasar M COOru 17,818 I,UI 8.930 10 RIlwatbhata CT Chittaurgarh 17,700 '.- 8,202 11 Sambhar • M Jaipur 17,~3Z 9,2441 8,413 +U'83 12 Rajakhera. M Bbaratpur 17,361 09,i11 7,186 +aO·33 13 Gothra CT JbuRjhunun 17,214 f.tl1! 7,342 14 Bhawani~andi. M Jkalawar 16,926 fllN. 7,M5 i2'28 +53·31 15" Udaipur . M Jflunjhunun 16,811 8,ttt 7,P93 27·96 -t-:Jf·11 16 Jhalrapatan M Jbalawar 16,8OS t,M! 8,163 ]6,59. t-]4·79 17 Sheoganj • M Srrohi 16,638 8~JI 8,007 23'17. t-J8'32 18 Sagwara . M Dungarpur 16,570 .,ttl 8,U1 -t-32' (6 +44'!9 19 Raisinghnagar M 23 Khandela. M S)kar 15,163 8,042 1,721 +6·25 'r-26'10 24 Phulera VA I.,." 15,651 ua 7,173 +19·09 ;-Z).Q (I) Phulera M lalpQC 11,224 6,.9J4 5,210 -9'13 -r2j'93 (n) Phulera Outgrowth; 00 laiplU' 4,421 2.461 1,963 ;-18.12 25 Ramganj ~andl M KotlJ, 15,534 8~42 7,292 +64.36 1-38·88 26 Taranagar. M Cbw'u 15,435 7,846 7,569 +22'20 t-21· 38 27 f_a!sot M ];uplP' 15,296 7,947 7,349 28 ~eem-ka-Thana M SJJcar 15,210 8,161 1,109 +13'16 t-31.50 29 J{aranpur. M Gll.l)gllnagar 15,248 8,308 6,940 ~'11 +32'15 30 'SlIlllerpur M Pall 15,246 aim. 7,I7s t-46'06 31 Rajaldesar M Quru 15,243 1.Hl 1,672 -t-17'23 -t-18.42 32 Bijainagar. M 4.jmer 15,195 8,253 6,942 +47'48 +78·72 33 MfJlloharpur M Jaipur 14,916 7,833 7,083 34 Siwana M Harmer 14,601 7,445 7,156 35 Losal M Slbr 14,234 7,1J2 1,122 36 Cbal<.su M Jalpur 14,212 1,484 6,128 +29'12 1-3'· S1 31 Rajgarh M Alwar 14,199 7jj41 0,552 -8'54 1-28·86 38 Hal!. M Pali 14,161 7,283 ,(j,878 +19·95 -1-19·80 39 Todarwsmgh M Tonk 13,879 7,US 6,724 +28'J2 40 J,(apasan M Chltlaurgarh 3,858 7,121 6,737 +30·30 +27·06 41 Sanehore • M JalOI !3,741 7,542 6,]99 ------.__ ------tRallway Colony. tRallway Colony. 3-324 R. O. Indla/ND/81 6 TABLE %-Contd. S. Population 1981 Growth Rate No Size oIass}City}UA/Towns District- Persons Males Females 1961-71 1911-81 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 42 Bisau M Jhwijhunun 13,694 6,803 6,891 +31'46 43 MandIJl , M Bhilwara 13,386 6,8lS 6,511 44 Todabhlm. M Sawai Madhopur 13,298 6,999 6.299 +20·81 +27.20 45 Ibtehnagar • M Udaipur 13.210 6.804 6.406 46 Anupgarb. M Gansanagar ' 12,992 7,261 5.731 +99·26 +184'23 47 Mandawa M Jhunjhunun 12,891 6,238 6,653 -1-18'83 -1-30'86 48 Mangrol · M Kota 12,874 6,663 6,211 49 Deosarh · M Udaipur 12,831 6,557 6,274 +8·79 -1-46'84 SO KBmTzer · M Bharatpur 12,191 6,841 5,944- 51 'Sadulshahar M Gansanagar 12,668 6.842 5,826 -1-65'64 52 Khetri M Jhunjhunun 12,594 6,806 5,788 +1·58 +45'28 53 SlUJIIpura • M Jaipur 12,579 6,615 5,964- S4 Reengu8 M Sikar 12,375 6,554 5,821 55 .S~ajgarh • M lhunjbunun 12,353 6,481 5,872 +20'73 +26'31 56 Pindwara • M Sirohi 12,338 6,281 6,051 +26'11 +26'63 57 Jaha:zpur M Bhilwara 12,329 6.351 5,978 +32'36 58 Chbabra M Kota 12,266 6,417 5,849 +28·43 +26' 36 59 Napasar CT Bikaner 12,259 6,259 6,000 +32'71 +39'24 60 TiJara M Alwar 12.187 6,400 5.781 61 Bhindar M Udaipur 12,180 6,100 6,080 +19'05 +23.53 62 Weir M Bharatpur 12,178 6,502 5,676 -t-24'29 -r37·64 63 Cbhoti Sadri M Chittaurgarb 12,141 6,302 5,845 -t-16'39 -1-26'27 64 BDswa M Jaipur 12,130 6,367 5,763 65 Sangod M Kota 12,033 6,293 5,740 66 Nlmoj M Pali 12,001 6,183 S,818 67 Katthoon M Kota 11,962 6,119 5,843 68 Mukundgarh M Jhunjhunun 11,917 6,035 5,882 -1-24' 68 -1-17.36 69 BariSadri. M Chittaurgarh 11,121 5,930 5,191 t-15·13 +28'27 70 Chbapar M Churu 11,705 5,742 5,963 -r33'44 -r20'91 71 Hagar . 'M Jhunjhunun 11,692 6,096 5,596 -4'74 -r11'09 72 Vijainacar • M Gqanagar 11,674 6,304 5,370 73 Salumbar .•• • "M Udaipur 11,626 5,910 5,716 -1-20.37 -1-30.81 74 Nadbai 'M Bharatpur ' 11,610 6,285 5,325 -1-47·00 -1-32.10 75 Nagar M Bbaratpur 11,450 6,185 5,265 76 Keshoraipatan M Bundi 11,449 6,257 5,192 +55'98 +51'14 77 Oangapur. M Bhilwara 11,433 5,847 5,586 +22.33 +20·30 18 Mount Abu M Sirohi 11,418 6,391 5,027 +21'84 +16·04 79 Iefl chera M Nagaur 11,348 5,841 5,507 80 Begun cr Cbittaurgarh 11,340 S,851 5,489 +35'84 7 TABLE 2-Contd. s. Population 1981 Growth l\ato !oIo. Size class/C!ty/UA/Towns District Persons Males Females 1961-71 1971-81 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 81 lattaran • M Pall 11,271 5,971 5,300 .. ' 82 Deoli , . M Tonk 11,161 6,328 4,833 + 133· 20 -9·25 83 passi M Jalpur 11,130 5,925 SolOS 84 Takhafgorh M pall 11,106 5,545 5,561 .. 8 5 Khutlala • CT Pali 11,089 5,924 5,165 r M Bbaratpur 5,143 86 Bhusawa • 11,063 5,320 ~... 81 Deshnoke. M Bikaner 10,995 5,565 5,430 +19·64 +33'58 88 .Anta M '({ota 10,941 5,74, 5,198 89 Mundwa • M Nagaur 10,910 5,583 5,327 90 .Mandl Padampur M Ganganagar 10,734 5,733 5,001 +68'80 91 .Amet M Udaipur 10,698 5,421 5,271 92 Pokaran M Jaisalmer 10,645 5,895 4,750 93 .Ahore M Jalar 10,610 5,335 5,215 Pali 10,556 5,481 5,015 94 Raipur " M 95 Aklera M Jhalawar 10,493 5,572 4,921 96 "'Chhipabarod M KOla 10,467 5,570 4,897 +20.26 97 Naraina M Jaipur 10,446 5,541 4,905 98 Kapren M Bundi 10.275 .5,468 4,807 CLASS V 186,331 97,474 88,857 -18'31 1 Nainwa • M Bundi 9,990 5,199 4,191 +14'52 2 Viratnagar M Jaipur 9.978 5,034 4,944 3 Nawa M Nasaur 9,771 5,054 4,717 -3·37 -r24'88 4 Sunel M lbalawar 9,759 4,824 4,935 t-22·42 t-22'16 5 Kesrisinghpur M Ganpnapr 9,138 5,246 4,492 6 Sarwar • M Ajmer 9.727 5,017 4,701 i'25'87 7 T(Jmor M Udaipur 9,651 4,986 4,665 8 Asind M Bhilwara 9,460 4,919 4,541 9 Pushkar • • • M Ajmer 9.368 5,110 4,258 +27'61 10 MonJrelo • • M Jhunjhunun 9.299 4,601 4,698 11 Pirawa M Jhalawar 8,252 4,208 4,044 - +13·40 12 RJlniKhurd • • • cr Pall 8.123 4,336 3,781 .. 13 Kherli • • M AJwar 8,046 4,383 3,663 +52'95 +67'69 14 JobDer M Jaipur 1,683 4,266 3,411 +22.10 +36'59 Population 1981 Growth Rate • Ofstru:t ~ Persons Males Females 1961--71 1971--81 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 IS .. Suket ." cr KOla 7,6S4 4,010 ),624 16 ( Ratll'D.t\llgar M Ckuru 1,631 l,N7 1,840 ,.23' 54 -t41·(jt J 7 • t>arbatsar ." M Nagaur 7,318 3,_ 3,469 . "i 13· 64 +Z'1' 7tI 18,·Uniara ." M Tonk 7,198 3,101 1,491 -+4·64- +11)'43 19 • -Kushalgarh •. M Banswara 7,120 3,145 3.315 +10,% +11·90 20 • Todra •• , cr Sawai Madhopur 1,041 3,'31 1,210 21 Sojat R.oad . , cr Pall 6,879 3,664 3,215 +13.8P +36'21 22 .6ajsinghpur·. • M Ganaanagar 6,573 3,601 2,971 ,-4'40 +46·88 'CLASS VI •• , • 4,177 2,214 1;963 -46'42 --74·68 1 Indergarh. M Kota 4,171 2,214 1;963 +1·80 +57'33 NOl'E. :-1. The following abbreViations stands for UA== Urban Aggtomeration. 00 =Olltsrowth. M = MWlicipjilHy. CT=Censps Town NAC=Notdied Area Committee. CB=Cantonment Board. 2. Townnreated for the first tune in 1971 Census and continumg as such in 1981 bear an asterisk (*) on their teft. 3. Town~ .treated as suck for the fil~t time IQ 1981 are printed 10 ItaliCS. TABLE 3-URM" POPUL'\Tm BY SIZC CL4IS~ (JlI' TOWNS (Pl'Ofillollal Plpr.~ C..... l"l) Class t 100,000 aM above Class IV 10,000--19,999 CI89S II 50,000-99,999 ClassV 5,000-9,999 Class III 20,000-49,999 Class VI Less than 5,000 Popularton 1931 PrOpottlon of Gr6wfb Rate Sex Ratio population in " lftl SIze class No. of UAs/Towns each SIze class (Female!! PerS01'ls Males Females to total urban 1961-11 1911-81 per 1000 populaflon Males) 1911 1981 1 2 3 4 ~ 6 7 8 9 10 Alle,- 1Z (JAs and 183 Towns • 1,140,411 3,789,080 3,351,3+1 100'00 100·00 -1:;38·47 t51'15 lIS Class 1 . 2 UAs and 9 TOWns . 3,321,.696 t,715,688 1,546,008 41'81 46'$2 +50·42 -t-14· 62 811 Class n 3 UAs and S Towns '1',4&~ 319,019 338,466 10·15 10'05 +102·49 -t-46·95 893 ClastIn • 5 UAs and Class V 22 Town~ • 186,331 97,474 88,851 6·18 2·61 ~18'31 -39·54 912 Class VI . 1 Town . 4,171 2,214 1,963 0·36 0·06 -:46'4Z ....,.14· 68 831 9 TABLE 4-DISTRlBUI'IoN OP MAiN WOHKEltS (PiovIs1oul FiglJl'elj C81111111 U8I) Persons Total population Main workers Percentage of main workers to total State/District Males population Females 1911 1981 2 3 4 5 6 WAiTHAN . PIIIODII 34,108,192. 10,351,113 31·24 30·35 MaltIII 11,735,788 (8,806.143 51·09 49·65 FemaI4!I 16,372,504 (1,544,970 8'34 9·44 1. Ganaanaaar . p 2,014,411 586,945 28'85 29'14 M 1,010,917 560.139 51'53 52'30 P 943,554 26,806 2·90 2·84 2. Bikaner . p. 840,059 242,368 28·86 28',85 M 441,637 218,614 48·83 49·51 F 398,422 23.694 6.70 5 '95 3. Churu p 1,176,170 347,685 30·12 ~9·S6 M 600,921 291,462 49'19 48:50- F 515.249 56,223 9·98 9·11 4. lblInjhunun P 1,193,146 291,711 25-29 24·45 M 605.591 249,011 44'63 41'12 P 587,555 42,766 4·47 7·28 S Alwar p 1,159,057 463,830 27·98 26.37 M 925,585 421,956 48·76 46·24 F 833,412 35,814 4'55 4·30 6. Bharatpur p 1,819,066 510,785 28.87 27'18 M 1,024,992 481,308 50·83 41'54 F 854,014 23,471 2'71 2·15 'I. Sawai Madhopur . P 1,532,652 438,065 32'21 28·58 M 820,363 394,180 52'71 48'05 F 112,289 43,885 8'61 6'16 8. Jaipur P 3,406,104 1,001,325 30'31 29'40 M 1,196,508 857,351 50·40 47'72 F 1,609,596 143,968 7·86 8'94 9. Sikar P 1,313,066 335,973 26·93 24·47 M 697,818 303,061 47'09 43'43 F 675,248 32,912 5'95 4'87 10. A,jmer P 1,431,609 508,037 34·75 35'49 M 741,769 3n,330 51'67 50'87 F 689,840 130,701 16'17 18·95 11. took P 183,796 265,800 33·87 33·91 M 406,423 211,722 54'43 52'09 F 371,373 54,078 11·26 14'33 12. Jaisalmer P 239,137 74,536 31'69 31-17 M 130,655 70,402 53'86 53-88 F 108,482 4,134 4'31 3'81 10 11 TABLE!4-Co.l1cld. Persons TOQI population Mamworkers Percentage of main workers to total Males population State/Distrj~t Females 1911 1981 2 3 4 S 6 13. Jodhpur p 1,650,933 504,190 30·28 30-54 M 862,369 422,639 SO'SS 49·01 F 188,564 81,551 1·14 .10·34 14. Nagaur p 1,624,351 536,014 33·98 33'00 M 827,889- 409~691 51'91 49'49 F 796,462 126,311 14'95 15·86 4()1,692 32'06 15. PaJi P 1,211,835 32'22 M 652,960 321,504 52' SO 50'16 F 618,81$ 80,188' 10·87 12·96 16. Barmer • p 1,113,823 352,891 34'06 31'68' M 583,419 307,310 S6'10 52'68 F 530,404' 45,521 9'20 8'S8 p 265,428 31·54 29'41 11. Jaicr 902,649 :M 464.S9~ 236,1>18 54·6] SO·80 F 438,056 29,410 6·75 6'71 p 540,520 158,632 29·84 29'35 18. Sirohi , M 274,144 135,102 S2'S9 49'39 F 265,776 22,930 (HIS g'63 p 1,308,500 S02,SS4 39·28 38'41 19. Bbilwara M 613,550 382,410 60'90 56·78 F (;34,950 120,084 IS,Sf 18·91 2,351,639 709,592 3HJ6 30·17 20. Udaipur P M 1,188,246 614,160 55'23 51·14 F 1,163,393 94,832 7·64 8'15 1,230,628 465,965 38'66 31'86 21. CbittauIill'h • P M 630,732 353,261 S8·79 56'01 F 599,896 112,104 17·01 18·79 P 68(J,86S, 185,263 27'94 21'21 22. DunsarPUI M 332,918 160.487 50·64 48·21 F 347,941 24.176 5·59 7'12 p 885.101 248,40& 28·03 28·0S 23. Baoswara M 446,365 219.887 51·01 49'26 F 439.336 , 28,521 4·53 6·49 33-12 P S~596 199,186 33·96 2.4. Bundi . SH)O M 310,562 166,1.55 53'50 F 276,034 33.031 8'42 11·97 1,546,931 465.305 30'90 30'08 25. Kota P M 816,809 404,127 52'33 49·48 F 730,128 61,118 6'66 8·38 184,982 282,867 31'93 36'03 2.b. Jha)awar P M 401.453 217,404 54'31 53'31 F 377,529 6S,403 7'60 11'32 TABLE 5-DlSTIUBlJTION OF MAIN WOltKERS BY CULTIVATORS, AGRlClJLTURAL (Provisional Fixures, Persons Total Main Cultivators AgrIcultural Household Other State/District Male$ Warms Labourers Jndustry Workers Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 aAJASmAN l'enous 10,351,IU 6,436,424 163,188 377,384 2,774,117 Males 8,806,143 5,406,751 521,516 329,030 2,548,840 Females 1,544,910 1,029,667 241,672 48,354 225,1.77 1. Ganaanagar p 586,945 345,862 86.957 13,042 141,084 M 560.139 331,017 81,841 12,141 135,140 F 26,806 14,845 5,116 901 5,944 2. Bikaner " 242,368 131,907 6,564 10,670 93,227 M 218,674 117,290 5,871 9,493 86,020 P 23."" 14,617 693 1,177 7,207 3. Clwru P 347,685 254,643 11,321 8,376 l73.345 M 291,4G 204,2n 9,637 7,607 69,946 F 56,223 50,37J 1,684 769 3,399 4. Jbunjhunun p 291,777 183,491 14,508 11,054 82,724 M 249,Olt 147,913 12,862 9,648 78,526 F 42,7ti6 35,516 1,646 1,406 4,198 5. Alwar p 463,830 316,687 24,576 15,418 107,149 M 427,956 291,689 20,704 14,082 101,481 F 35,874 24,998 3,872 1,336 5,66B 6. Bharatpur. p 510,785 352,804 30,386 13,767 113,828 M 487,3Ot 340,77.5 26,379 12,090 108,064 F 23,417 12,029 4,007 1,677 5,164 7. Sawai Madhopur P 438,005 306,793 23,145 13,472 94,655 M 394,180 275,713 16,705 12,054 89,708 F 43,885 31,080 6,440 1,418 4,947 8. laJpur P t,OOI,3.2j 496,415 39,605 57,183 408,122 M 857,357 399,294 28,143 50,091 379,829 F 143,968 97,121 11,462 7,fJ92 28,293 9. SiJlar p 335,!nJ 210,082 14,950 16,094 94,847 M 303,061 184.577 13,089 14,379 91,016 P 32,91Z 25,505 1,861 1,715 3,831 10. Aimer p 508,031 243,038 37,395 23,561 204,043 M 377,330 161,316 19,181 18,903 177,930 P 130,707 81,722 18,214 4,658 26,113 11. Toni: P 265,800 165,957 20,313 11,088 68,442 :M 211,722 131,3i6 11,313 9,362 59,731 F 54,078 34,641 9,000 1,726 8,711 p 12. Jaisahner 74,536 45,527 2,598 2,251 24,160 1\01 70,402 43,279 2,154 1,920 23,049 F 4,134 2,248 444 331 1,111 12 LABOURERS, HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY AND OTHER WORKERS Censns 1981) Percentage of main workers in Agriculture. Household Industry and other work to total main workers Cultivators Agricultural Workers m Household Other Workers Labourers Industry J911 1981 1911 1981 1911 19!1 1911 1981 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 IS 64· 92 62·18 9'31 7'31 3·43 3'S 22'34 26'80 S.ot 61·40 1-63 5'92 3-50 3'14 23·110 28· 94 63'92 66'65 20·80 15·64 %.91 3·13 12'31 14.58 60'69 58'93 17·33 14'81 1'68 2'22 20'30 24·04 60'62 59.09 17·19 14'61 t'64 2·11 20-:r5 '24'13 62.06 55'38 20·22 19'09 2'56 3.36 15'16 22'17 54'86 54-42 6'79 2'71 2-86 4·40 35-49 38·41 53·73 53·64 6-37 2-68 2-51 4·34 31-39 39·34 6]'99 6Hi9 10-24 2'92 5-45 4·91 20·32 30·42 16.66 13'24 4·19 3-26 2.33 2'41 16'82 21'09 74·74 10·08 3·94 3'31 2'48 2·61 18·84 24·00 86·66 89·59 5·49 2·99 1'53 1·37 6'32 6·05 64'21 62.89 6·60 4·97 3·92 3·19 25·21 28·35 63·34 59.42 6.16 5'17 3·86 3·87 26'~ 31'54 7Nil 83'OS ll'29 3'85 4-54 3·29 10'56 9'81 68·34 68·28 8·51 5·30 3·86 3-32 19-29 23·10 68·94 68'16 7'50 4·84 3'85 3'29 19·11 23'71 61·14 69·68 20'67 10·19 4'02 3.73 14· i7 15'80 12·20 69,07 8·91 5·95 2-14 2-70 16.69 22-28 73.27 69'93 8'07 5'41 2'06 2'48 16-60 22'18 48'45 51'24 29'20 17·07 3'87 7'14 18·48 24'55 70·00 70'03 8'58 5'28 3'53 3'08 17·89 21'61 70.56 69'94 6'65 4·24 3'62 3'06 19'17 22,76 66·03 70'82 22'23 14·68 2'88 3'23 8·86 11,27 . 54·49 49'58 5·97 3·95 5·74 5'71 33·80 40'76 53'13 46·51 4·85 3,28 5-81 5'84 36,21 44,31 62·32 67·46 14·03 7·96 5·23 4·93 18·4.2 19·65 _ 66·90 62'53 5'33 4·45 4'64 4'19 23·13 28.23 66·02 60·90 4'89 4.32 4'80 4'15 24'29 30'03 74·09 77·50 9'03 5'65 3'38 5'21 13'~0 n'64 50·58 41'84 8'31 7·36 3'75 4'64 37.36 40'16 47·32 42·75 5'72 5·08 3·95 5'01 43·01 47·16 62·02 62·52 17'38 13·94 3·04 3,56 11'~6 19,98 68.64 62·44 1'97 1.64 3·53 4·17 19·86 25·75 68·86 62·02 5·73 5·35 3·74 4'42 21·67 28·21 67·48 64'06 19'81 16·64 2.. 39 3'19 10·26. 16·11 61·92 61·08 8·50 3·49 4·22 3·02 25·36 32.41 62·68 61·41 8'14 3'06 3·75 2'73 25·43 32·74 50'20 54·38 14'12 10·74 11'45 8·01 24·23 26·87 • 13 14 TABLE 5-DJSTRIBUTION OP MAIN WORKERS BY CULlIVA'ICF~, AGRIU,L'llPAL Persons Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other State/District Males Workers Labourers Industry Workers Females 1 2 _ _3_ 4 5 6 7 13. Jodhpur P 504,190 301,307 25,082 15,939 161,862 · M 422,639 241,996 16,099 13,779 150,765 F 81,551 59,311 8,983 2,160 11,097 14. Nasaur P 536,014 387,004 30,727 20,533 97,750 M 409,697 280,533 19,859 17,708 91,597 F 126,317 106,471 10,868 2,825 6,153 15. Pali • P 407,692 211,090 65,306 22,106 109,190 M 327,504 170,595 35,819 19,778 101,312 F 80,188 40.495 29.487 2,328 7,878 16. Barmer P 352,891 279,348 10,050 9,770 53,723 - · M 307,310 242,365 7,869 8,200 48,936 F 45,521 36,983 2,181 1,570 4,787 17. Jalor p 265,428 184,410 29,783 10,283 40,952 M 236,018 167,285 20,661 9,682 38,390 F 29,410 17,125 9,122 601 2,562 18. Sirobi p 158,632 68,185 25,432 7,502 57,513 M 135,702 61,994 15,597 6,715 51,396 F 22,930 6,191 9,835 787 6,117 19. Bhilwara • P 502,554 345,779 29,273 15,406 112,096 M 382,470 253,224 16,658 13,383 99,205 F 120,084 92,555 12,615 2,023 12,891 20. Udaipur • P 709,592 463,927 41,019 22,856 181,790 · M 614,760 407,277 24,081 19,957 163,445 F 94,832 56,650 16,938 2,899 18,345 21. Chittaurgarh p 465,965 325,747 32,592 12.157 95,469 M 353,261 240,260 18,495 9,782 84,724 F 112,704 85,487 14,097 2,375 10,745 220 Dungarpur • P 185,263 133,007 15,097 4,833 32,326 M 160,487 122,176 6,481 4,126 27,704 F 24,776 10,831 8,616 707 4,622 23. Banswara • • P 248,408 187,362 15,786 5,789 39,471 M 219,887 172,480 7,392 4,879 35,136 F 28,521 14,882 8,394 910 4,335 24, Bundi • P 199,186 118,253 19,806 5,779 55,348 M 166,155 99,244 13,017 5,044 48,850 F 33,031 19,009 6,789 735 6,498 25, Kota. • • P 465,305 193,188 68,972 19,210 183,935 M 404,127 174,880 48,664 16,575 164,008 F 61,178 18,308 20,308 2,635 19,921 26. Jhalawar • P 282,867 184,611 41,945 9,245 47,066 M- 217,464 143,935 22,945 7,652 42,932 F 65.403 40,676 19,000 1,593 4,134 15 LABOURERS, HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ANn OTJtER WORKERS Percentage of main workerS in AgricultUre, Household Industry and other work to total main workers Cultivators Agricultural Workers in Household Other Workers Labourers Industry 1971 1981 1971 1981 1971 1981 1971 1981 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 - 15 62·13 59'76 6·78 4·98 2·66 3·16 28·43 32·10 61·41 57'26 5'46 3·81 2·67 3'26 30·46 35.67 67'37 72.73 16·35 11·01 • 2'58 2'65' 13·72 13·61 74·85 72·20 7'58 5'73 3'01 3·83 14·50 18·24 72·45 68'41 6·71 4·85 3'45 4'32 17·33 22'36 83'11 84·29 10'51 8·60 1.65 2'24 4'07 4'81 49·86 51·78 20·03 16·02 5'66 5·42 24·45 26·78 51.88 52·09 14.65 10'94 6'11 6·04 21'36 30'93 39'58 50'50 47'40 36'77 3'41 2'90 9'61 9'83 80·72 79·16 6'75 2·85 1·87 2·" 10.66 15.22 80·78 18·85 5·18 2·56 1·82 2·61 11'62 15·92 80·31 81·24 13.42 4·19 2'19 3.45 4·08 10'52 61·02 69·48 14·69 11·22 3·4S 3·81 14·84 15·43 69.16 70·88 11'70 8·15 3'51 4'10 15'57 16'21 48'41 58'23 40'63 31'02 2'44 2·04 8'46 - 8·71 43·01 42·98 20·60 16·03 5·06 4·73 31·27 36·26 4j·88 45·68 16·25 11·49 5'32 4·95 32'55 37'88 11·10 27'00 59'91 42·89 2'63 3'43 19·16 26'68 11·16 68·80 6·59 5·82 3·22 3·07 19·03 22.31 70·68 66'21 4·86 4·35 3'61 3'50 20·85 25·94 73·26 77'08 14.09 10'51 1'57 1'68 11'08 10·73 69·16 65·38 6'47 5·78 2·94 3·22 20'1l3 25'62 70'99 66'25 4'56 3'92 2·98 3·24 21·47 26'59 60'45 59'74 20'90 11'86 2'86 3'06 15'97 19'34 73·99 69·91 1·78 6·99 2.57 2·61 15·66 20·49 73·57 68·01 5·13 5·24 2'76 2·77 17·94 23·98 15·53 75'85 15'39 12'51 1·85 2.11 7·23 9.53 15·69 71·19 11'50 8'15 2·08 2'61 10'73 17'45 80·06 76·13 7·17 4·04 2·04 2'57 10·13 " 17·26 36.63 43.72 50'18 34·78 2·49 2·85 10'70 18'65 81·74 75'43 7'36 6'35 2'08 2'33 8'82 15.89 84·08 78·44 4·98 3'36 1·99 2.22 8·95 15·98 S4'8~ 52'18 34'69 29'43 3'09 3.19 7'39 15'20 58·91 59'37 11'62 9·94 3'59 2·90 25.88 27·79 60'('? 59·73 9·33 7·83 3·62 3·04 26·38 29'40 45'93 51'55 28·53 20'55 3'31 2·23 22·23 19·67 47·25 41·52 15.36 14'82 3·78 4'13 33'61 39.53 49.33 43'28 12·83 12·04 3'57 4.10 34.27 40'58 28'78 29'93 37'83 33.19 5'61 4'31 27'78 32'57 63·66 65'26 16·94 14·83 3·31 3'27 16'09 .16'64 67·78 66·19 11·99 10·55 3'37 3'52 16'86 19'74 31.64 62'19 55'43 .29'05 2·77 2'44 10·16 6'32 16 TABLE-6 DISABLED .POI'VI.ATJON &Y TYPE ()li' DI8ABILJIY State/DilltiGt/TdJall/Town/Urba.n-AlillomeraciOll Total Tetatly blind Totally clippled Totally dumb :Rural Urban 2 3 4 s RAJASTHAN STAT1i: t 4Ci.46! Zt,5l7 11.061 R G,U4 18,111t 10,544 U 4,281 3,391 1,517 I. GiDganagar Dlatrict • T 1,355 1,132 152 R 1,199 1,000 611 U 156 132 8. I. Karanpur Tehsil T 101 63 '6 k 92 57 45 U 9 6 11 J. Kesrisinth'p"r (M) U 2 S 6 n. Karanpur Town(M) U 1 t 5 2. Ganganagar Tehsii T 121 143 76 R 96 98 61 U 31 45 IS m. Ganganagat City(M) U 31 45 15 3. Padampur TahsIl T 93 60 33 R 87 S5 31 U 6 5 2 lV. "'Mandi Padampuf Town(M) U 4 4 V. Gajsinghpur Town(M) U 2 1 2 -t. SadulshabBr Tehsil T 65 57 38 R 54 4S 27 U 11 12 11 VI. "'Sadulshabar Town(M) U 11 12 11 S. Sansaria Tehsil T 73 55 52 R 63 45 45 U 10 10 1 vn. Sangaria Town(M) • U to 10 1 6. Tibi TebsH R 70 S6 40 1. HanumaJlgarll Tehsll T 12('i 109 81 R 104 97 1J U 22 12 to VIII. Hanumangarb Town(M) U 22 12 10 8. Raisinghnagar Tehsil T 104 92 S4 R 101 81 54 U 3 5 IX. Raisingllnqar Town(M) U 3 S 9. Suratgarh Tehsil T 168 133 80 R lSI 130 7S U 17 3 5 X. Pee/lbonga Town(M) • U 12 3 XI. Suratgarb Town(M) U S 2 2 17 TABLE 6-Contd. 8tate/Oistrlct/TebsitJTowu/Urban-AsSiollll.!ratloD Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally dutnb RIlral Urban 2 3 4 S 10. Nohar Tehsil T 113 167 116 R 1S0 14S 100 U 23 22 16 XU. RnwatsOl' TOJlln(M) • U 12 7 Ii xm. Nohar Town(M) U 11 15 10 11. Shadra Tehsll T lSI 83 S4 R 138 77 S2 U 13 6 2 XIV. Bhadra Town(M) U 13 6 ~ 12. Anup(;arh Tehsll T 104- 114 72 R 93 108 7D U 11 6 2 XV. Anupgarh Town(M) U 4 4 XVI. Vijainagar Town(M) U 7 2 2 2. Bibner Distrh:t T 751 317 268 R 593 207 202 U 158 UO 6fi 1. Blkaner Tehsil T 268 158 13l R 122 43 73 U 146 11S S8 Bikaner U.A.@ U 127 111 .U I • Blkaner Clty(M>@ U 114 97 43 O.G.@ U II. Gangashabar Town(M)@ U 10 13 9 m. Bhinasar Towll(M)@ U 3 1 1 IV, Napasar(CT) U 14 2 V. Deshnoke TOWQ(M) • U S 2 •4 2. Lunkaransar Tehstl R 130 47 31 3. 1<.olayat Tehsd R 101 32 31 4. Nokha Tehsil T 252 90 1S R 240 8S 67 U 12 5 B VI. Nokha Town(M) U 12 S 8 3. Churn District . T l,ll5 56S 497 R 912 444 3!U U 213 UI ,.., 1. Taranagar Tehsll T 93 46 34 R 19 40 26 U 14 6 8 I. Taranagar Town(M) • U 14 6 8 @These towns are parts of Blkaner Urban Agglomeration which is spread Olfler B1kaner Teh~ll. 18 TABLE 6-Contd. State/District/Tehsil/Town/Urban Agglomeration Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural -Urban 1 2 3 4 5 2. Rajgarh TehsIl T 176 92 76 R 151 79 68 U 2S 13 8 n. Rajgarh Town(M) U 25 13 8 3. Sardarshahar Tehstl T 150 19 91 R 121 71 85 U 23 8 12 Sardarshahar U.A. . • U 23 8 12 m. Sardarshahar Town(M) U 23 8 12 0.0. U 4. Churu Tehsil T 127 90 66 R 92 50 43 U 35 40 .23 Churu U.A. U 33 39 ' 21 IV. Churu Town(M) U 33 39 21 0.0. U V. Ratannagar Town(M) U 2 2 S. Dungargarh Tehsil T 140 61 51 R 128 56 45 U 12 11 6 VI. Dungargarh Town(M) U 12 11 6 6. Ratangarh Tehsil T 147 79 19 R 113 SS 54 U 34 24 2S ¥n. Ratangarh Town(M) , U 11 15 25 ¥Ill. Rajaldesar Town(M) U 17 9 ... 7. Sujangarb Tehsil . T 292 112 94 -R 222 93 69 U 70 19. 2S IX. Bidasar Town(M) U 17. 7 10 X. Chhapar Town(M) . U 13 XI. Sujangarh Town(M) • U 40 12 15 4. Jhunjhunun District T 865 569 527 R 737 475 456 U US 94 71 1. Jbunjhunun Tehsil T 164 109 146 R 128 81 111 U 36 28 3S I.,Bisau Town(M) U 3 11 5 n. Mandawa Town(M) U 8 3 8 til. Jhunjhunun Town (M) U 21 12 19 IV. Bagar Town (M) U 4 2 3 19 TABLE ~Contd. State/Dlstrlct/Tehsll/Town/Urban·Agglomeration Total Totally bUnd Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 S 2. Chirawa Tehsil T 198 114 116 R 157 94 97 U 41 20 19 Pilani U.A.@ • U 10 10 6 V. Pilani Town (M)@ U 8 8 5 VI. Vidya Vihar Town (M) @. U 2 2 1 vn. Mandrela Town (M) • U 7 1 6 vrn. Chirawa Town (M) U 16 7 5 lX. Surajgarh Town (M). • U 8 2 2 3. Khetri Tebsil T 270 136 138 R 259 128 135 U 11 8 3 X. Gothra(e.T.) U 2 5 2 XI. Khetri Town(M) U 9 3 1 4. Udaipurwati Tehail • T 233 210 127 R 193 172 113 U 40 38 14 XII. Mukundfslll'h Town(M) • • U 4 5 1 xm. Nawalaarh Town (M) U 24 22 8 XIV. Udaipur Town(M) U 12 11 5 5. A1war District • T 1,745 898 60S R 1,620 817 579 U US 81 29 1. BehJ:or Tehsil • R 273 92 117 2. Mandawar Tehsil • R 189 76 56 3. Kishangarh Tehsil T 217 73 64 R 210 71 64 U 7 2 .. I. *Khairtbal Town(M) • • • U 7 2 4. Tijara Tebsil • T 166 60 36 R 162 58 34 U 4 2 2 U. Tljara Town(M) U 4 2 2 S. Bansur Tehstl R 136 SS 44 6. Alwar Tehsil T 365 162 69 R 276 99 47 U 89 63 22 TIL Alwar City(M) U 89 63 22 7. Ramgarh Tehsil . R 158 47 40 @These towns are part of P,lani Urban Agglomeration. 20 TABLE 6-Contd. State,District/TehsD/Towll/Urban-Aglomeradoll Total Totally bltpd Totally crIppled Totally dumb Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 8. ThanagaZl Tehsil • • R 170 54 39 9. Rajgarh Tehsll T 430 U8 52 R 413 106 49 U 17 12 3 IV. Rajgarh Town (M) U 17 12 3 10. Lachhmangarh Tehsil • T 641 161 91 R 633 JS9 89 U 8 2 2 V. Kherh Town (M) U 8 2 2 6. Bbaratpur District T 3,333 1,089 620 R 3,094 926 555 U 139 163 65 I. Kaman TehsIl T 306 86 5S R 280 15 50 U 26 11 5 I. Kaman Town (M) U 26 11 S 2. Nagar Tehsll T 191 70 36 R 191 6l 34 u '"6 9 2 II. Nagar Town (M) U 6 9 2 3. Deeg TebsIl • T 208 56 40 R 191 47 36 U 17 9 4 III. Deeg Town (M) U 17 9 4 4. Nadbai Tehsil T 279 81 36 R 261 78 :J3 U 18 3 3 IV. Nadbai Town (M) • u 18 3 3 S. JJharatpur Tehsil T 372 176 83 R 308 123 66 U 64 53 17 V. Kumher Town (M) . u 19 14 4 VI. Bbaratpur City (M) U 45 39 ]3 6. Weir TehsIl . T 323 87 53 R 301 13 47 U 22 14 6 VII. Bhusawar Town (M) U 9 10 3 VIII. Weir Town (M) U 13 4 3 7. Bayana TehsIl T 194 92 46 R 181 75 39 U 13 17 7 IX. Bayana Town (M) . u 13 17 7 _~1 T~LE .Ji:-C~q_td. ------~~ ---- StatejDlstr.ct/TehsilITown/Urban-Agglomeration Total Totall)l blind Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural Urban 2 3 4 ----5 ------_ 8. Rupbas Tehsil R 218 71 43 ~. Baseri Tehsil '- R 262 7] 54 10. Bari Tehsil .. '- T 268 85 46 R 247 66 38 U_ 21 19 8 (M) X. Bari Town ~ 11 21, 19 8 1 1. Dholpur Teh~il T 50S 158 90 R 483 133 80 U 22 25 10 XI. Dholpur Town (M) . u 22 25 10 12. Rajakhera Tehsil T 201 56 38 R 171 S3 3S U 30 3 3 XU. Rajakhera Town (M) U 30 3 3 7. Sawai Madhopuf DMrict T ~.504 961 495 R :,349 8,13 45,1 U ISS 138 43 1. Mahwa Tehsil R 186 72 32 2. Todabhlm Tehsil T 243 7-7 41 R 232 57 36 U 11 20 5 I. Todabhlm Town (M) U 11 20 S 3. Hindaun Tehsll T 370 169 59 R n9 13(, 49 U 41 33 1& n. Hindaun T-o,.. n 1M) U 41 33 10 ~ 4. Nadauti Tehsil R 136 29 28 5. Bamanwas Tehsil R 207 31 40 6. Ganppur Te~sil T 191 76 43 R 172 61 36 U 19 15 i Gangapur U.A. l:J 19' 1<; 1 m. Gangapur Town (M) 0 17' lS 7 O.G. \) 2" 7. Karauh TeMl1 t 341' 115 74 R 304 93 6l! U 37 22 ( IV. Karauh Town (M) U 37 22 6 8. Sapotra Tehs.u -Jt_._ __~J '79 47 199 98 58 9. Bonh Teh~11 • ", .. ~,~ ~ ,A '_ '_ , _ ... _____.... ~.-__ --:- _ ~ ______L 4-324 R. O. India/ND/SI 22 TABLE Ci-Cofttd. State/Dlstrlct/Tehsd/Town/Urban-Agglomeration Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 10. Sawai Madhopur Tehsil. T 295 173 SO R 248 125 35 U 41 48 IS Sawai Madhopur U.A. @. U 41 39 13 V. Sawai Madhopur (M) @ u 22 23 I VI .•Man Town (M)@ • U 19 16 12 VII. Todra (en U 6 9 2 11. Khandar Tehsd R 113 42 23 8. Jaipur Distrk:t • T 3,940 1,898 985 R 3,419 1,367 738 U 521 531 247 1. Kotputli Tehsll T 233 87 61 R 220 81 60 U 13 6 1 I. KotPUtll Town (M) U 13 6 I 2. Viratnagar Tehsil T 284 111 75 R 252 86 61 U 32 25 8 II. Shahpura Town (M) U 12 10 3 m. Manoharpur Town (M) U 11 8 4 IV. Vlratnagar Town (M) U 9 7 1 3. Amber Tebsil T 331 202 96 R 310 169 81 U 21 33 9 Y. Chomu Town (M) U 8 24 8 VI. Amber Town (NAC) t • U 13 9 I 4. Phulera Tehsll T 331 163 86 R 215 137 71 U S6 26 IS VII. Jobner Town (M) • U 10 S 6 VIII. Sambhar Town (M) U 14 14 3 Phulera U.A. • U 7 5 2 IX. Phulera Town (M) • U 7 4 2 0.0. U 1 X. N,U'ama Town (M) U 2S 2 4 S. }alpur Tehsil • T 384 410 208 R 87 39 15 U 297 371 193 XI. Jaipur city (M)t U 297 371 193 @Tbesetowns are parts of Sawai Madbopur U~ AggIomeratu;HI. t CQnsolidated figures of J"ipur Urban Agslo_i1l~on whICh ~d over Ja.put tebsll, Amber tehsIl and SlUlganer tQbsd are SiVClD ~, the ~l1d 111 an' Ap'peadtx. 23 TABLE '-Contd. State/Dlstrict/TehsiI/Town/Urban-AgglomeratioD Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally:dwnb RUTal Urban 1 2 3 4- 5 6. Jamwa'Ramsarh Tehsil R 327 114 52 7. Baswa Tehsil T 302 79 36 R 277 65 31 U 25 14 S XII. Baswa Town (M) . U 14 S 2 Bandikui U.A. U 11 9 3 Xill. Bandikui Town (M) U 11 4 2 0.0. U 5 1 8. Dudu Te.hsI1 R 251 131 41 9. Sanganer Tehsil T 136 72 67 R 134 61 66 U 2 11 1 XIV. Sanganer Town (M)t U 2 11 1 10. Bassi Tehsil T 176 73 38 R 168 71 37 U 8 2 1 XV. Bassi Town (M) U 8 2 1 11. Dausa Tehsil T 316 107 58 R 295 98 SS U 21 9 3 XVI. Dausa Town (M) • U 21 9 3 12. Sikrai Tehsil R 222 SO 31 13. Phagi Tehsil R 209 123 45 14. Chaksu Tehsil T 186 92 SO R 165 82 45 U 21 10 5 XVII. Chaksu Town (M) U 21 10 5 15. Lalsot Tehsil T 252 84 41 R 227 60 35 U 25 24 6 XVIII. Lalsot Town (M) U 25 24 (I 9. Siklll' District • T 1,378 728 522 R 1,194 612 467 U 184 116 55 1. Fatehpur Tebsil . T 132 85 S8 R 99 46 41 U 33 39 17 I. Ramgarh Town (M) U 10 14 1 II. Fatahpur Town (M) U 23 25 16 2. Lachhmansarh TehsiJ T 157 104 75 R 126 84 61 U 31 20 8 III. Lachlunangarh Town (M) U 31 20 8 14 TA8IiE -d-Coatd. StateIDlstrlct/Tehsil/Town/Urban-Agglomeration Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totall -dwnb Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 3. Sikar Tehsil • • • T 239 128 96 R 206 108 84 U 33 20 12 IV. Sibr City (M) U 33 20 12 4. Neem-ka.thana Tehsll . T 238 139 77 R 224 123 75 U 14 16 2 V. Neem-J(.a·Thana Town (M) U 14 ]6 2 5. SrI Madhopur Tehsil T 328 175 108 R 272 IS6 94 U 56 ' 19 14 VI. Khandela Tawn (M). U 31 11 3 VII. Sri Madhopur Town (M) U. 18 2 6 VIII. Reengus Town (M) U 7 6 S 6. Danta Ramgarh Tehsil • T 284 97 108 R 267 95 106 U 17 2 2 IX. Lossal Town (M) U 17' 2 2 to. AJmer Distriet T 1,984 1,110 428 R' 1,593 - 760 303 U 392 350 US 1. Almer Tehsil T 569 " 454 172 R 291 224 87 U 278 230 85 I. Pushkar Town (M) U 18 10 5 II. A,irner CIty (M). U" 252 193 77 III. Nasirabad (C.B.) u- 8 - 27 3 2. Kishangarh Tehsil • T 345 108 59 R 319 77 50 U 26 31 9 IV. K.isbangarh Town (M) U 26 3t 9 3. Beawar Tehsil T 370 307 93 R 314 243 72 U 56 64 21 V. Beawar Town (M) . U 42 63 20 VI. Bijainagar 'Town (M) U 14 1 I 4. Sarwar Tehsi I T 223 S9 34 a 201 49 28 U 22 10 6 VII. Sarwat Town (M) U 22 10 6 :3 .TABLE~d.o State/Distrlct/TebBiIlTown/OrbanoAgglomeration . Total Totally bUDd 1'ota1l) cilpp1cd 'fotally dumb Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 S. Kekti Tebsil T 471 182 7O R 461 167 66 U 10 15 4 VIII. I<.ekri Town (M) U 10 15 4 11. 'Took District • T 1,561 643 ~ R 1,390 539 197 U 171 104 3S 1~ Malpura Tebsil T 323 104 34 R 276 83 31 U 47 21 -3 I. Malputa Town (M) U 47 21 3 2. Nawai Tehsil T 183 58 27 R 171 ,54 21 (] 12 4 6 II. Nawai Town '(M) U 12 4 - 6 3. Todaraisingh Tebsil T 208 70 31 R 197 65 24 U 11 S 7 III. Todaraisingh Town (M) U 11 5 7 4.-Tonk Tebsil • T 403 185 12- R 323 129 56 U 80 56 16 IV. Tonk Town (M) U 80 56 ,16 5. Deoli Tehsil • T 253 135 35 R 244 128 35 1] 9 '7 V. Deoli Town (M) U 9 7 6. Uniara Tehsil T 191 91 33 R 179 80 30 U 12 11 3 VI. Uniara Town (M) U 12 11 -3 lZ. Jailalmer District . T 318 174 106 R 196 161 162 U :u 13 4 t. Jaisalmer Tebsil . T 172 79 52 R 160 70 48 U 22 9 4 -I. Jaisalmer Town (M) U 12 9 4 2! Pokaran Tebsil • T 146 95 54 tt 136 91 54 ::IV 10 4 U 10 4 - II. pokaran Town (M) . .. -..... - ~ ~- .. TABLE 6-Cootd. State/Distrlct/Tehsll/Town/Urban Agglomeration Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally dwnb Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 13. JocDJpur District T ~.171 1m 478 R 1,884 678 400 U l88 204 78 1. Phalodi Tehsit T 417 141 84 R. 387 122 83 U 30 19 I I. Pha]odi Town (M) · U 30 19 I 2. Osian Tehsil R. 357 lSI 91 3. Shergarh Tehsil R 325 135 93 4. JodhPur Tehsil T 5JJ 300 139 R 336 135 ~ U 115 165 73 U. Jodhpur City (M) · u 115 165 73 5. Bilara Tehsil • T 562 15S 71 R 479 135 67 U 83. 20 4 ro. Pipar Town (M) U 52 7 2 IV. Bilara Town (M) · u 31 13 2 14. Napur District T 2,708 1,384 796 R .2,4Q 1~7 719 U U6 117 77 1. Ladnu Tebsil T 205 143 51 R 112 124 42 U 33 19 9 I. !.adnu Town (M) · U 33 19 9 2. Didwana Tehsil T 270 lS9 108 R. 248 144 99 U 22 15 9 II. Didwana Town (M) U 22 IS 9 3. Jayal Tehsil • R 269 131 93 4. Nagaur Tehsil T 444 187 169 'R 359 153 1S3 U 85 34 J6 m. Nagaur Town (M) U 38 14 9 IV. Mundwa TowD (M) U 21 U 4 V. Kuchera Town (M) U 26 9 3 S. Nawa Tehsil • T 263 135 15 R. 238 121 65 U 25 14 10 _ VI. Kuchaman Town (M) U 13 10 S _ VII. Nawa Town (M) • u 12 4 S 21 TABLE 6-Contd. Statc/Olstnct/1'chsil/Town/Urban Agglomeration Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 S 6. Degana Tehsil R 297 185 104 7. Parbatsar Tehllil • T 498 236 136 R 456 221 108 U 42 IS 28 vm. Makrana Town (M) U 35 11 23 IX. Parbatsar Town (M) • U 7 4 5 8. Merta Tehllil . T 462 208 60 R 443 188 SS U 19 20 5 X. Merta Town (M) U 19 20 5 15. PaD District • T Zo660 !J54 42.8 R z,455 816 394 U 205 128 34 1. Jaitaran Tehsil T 35S 110 66 R 327 95 60 U 28 IS 6 I. laitaran Town (M) • U 11 9 4 n. Nmmj Town (M) U 17 6 2 2. Sojat Tehsil • T 370 110 SO R 336 94 47 U 34 16 3 m. Sojat Town (M) U 30 16 3 IV. Sojat Road (C.T.) U 4 3. Raipur Tehsil T 255 97 28 R 240 88 27 U IS 9 1 V. RaipurTown(M) U IS 9 1 4. Pali Tehsil • T 498 193 80 R 4SS 149 67 U 43 44 13 VI. Pah Town (M) • U 43 44 13 S. Kharchl Tehsll R 332 119 50 6. Desuri Tehsil T 325 83 63 R 294 69 59 U 31 14 4 vn. Rani Khurd (C.T.) U 4 3 Vlll. SaGfl Town (M) U 27 11 4 1. Bah Tehsll • T 525 242 91 R 471 212 84 U 54 30 7 IX. Takhatsarh Town (M) U 17 '2. 3 X. *Swncrpur Town (M) U 10 10 XI. K/ulda/Q (C.T.) • U 9 1 1 XU. Bali Town (M) U 18 17 3 28 TABLE 6-Contd. Sta.te/ D13trict/Tehsll/Town/Urban-Agglomeration Total Totally tiHnd Totally crippled Totally dwnb Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 16. harmer District T 1,961 640 492 R 1,889 605 47. U 71 35 U 1. Sheo Tebsil • R 126 49 34 2. Barmer Tehsll T '751 300 229 R .704 279 217 U 47 21 12 I. Barmer Town (M) U 47 2J 12 3. Pacbpadra Tehsil T 32S 96 56 R 306 84 48 U 19 12 8 JI. Balotra Town (M) U 19 J2 8 4. Chohtan TehSl1 R 471 39 130 S. Siwana Tehsil T 288 S6 43 R 282 54 41 U 6 2 2 m. Slwana Town(M) U 6 - :2 2 17. Jalor District • T 2,353 444i 332 R 2,238 414 310 U 115 32 lZ 1. lalot Tehsil • T 591 .86 54 R SS6 79 49 U 35 7 S I. Jalor Town (M) U 35 7 S 2. Abore Tebsil T S4S 141 62 R SIS 134 57 U 30 7 S II. Abore Town (M) . U 30 7 5 3. Sanchore Tehsil T 428 140 88 R 418 131 83 U 10 9 5 III. Sanchore Town (M) U 10 9 5 4. Bhinmal Tehsit T 789 79 128 R 749 70 121 U 40 9 7 IV. Bhinmal Town (M) • U 40 9 7 18. Sirohi District T 1,216 359 211 R 1,105 307 179 U 111 52 32 1. Sheoganj Tehsit T 223 S8 42 R 204 44 32 U 19 14 10 ----I; Shcogan} Towa 00 - -1L.. 19 14 10 .. ~~ TABLE Ii...... contd. State/Dlstrict/Tehsil/T-own/Urban-Agglomeration Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 2. Sirohl Tehsil • T 333 91 46 R 314 79 38 U 19 12 8 II. Sirohi Town (M) U 19 12 8 3. Pindwara Tehsil . • T 1205 ' 101 45 R 192 99 42 U 13 2 3 III. Pindwara Town (M) U 13 2 3 4. Abu Road Tebsil .. • T 170 61 39 R 110 37 28 U 60 24 11 IV. Mount Abu Town (M) • u 30 6 6 V. Abu Road Town (M) • u 30 18 S 5. Reodhar TehsH R 285 48 39 19. Bhilwara District T 2,483 1,049 396 · R 2,327 934 361 U 156 115 35 1. Asind Tehsil • • T 356 111 SO R 345 107 47 U 11 4 3 I. Aslnil Town (M) U 11 4 3 2. Hurda Tehsil R 125 52 22 3. Shahpura Tehsil • T 279 106 38 R 257 84 33 U 22 22 S II. Shahpura Town (M) U 22 22 5 4. Jahazpur Tebsil T 227 120 31 · R 207 106 27 U 20 14 4 m. Jahazpur Town (M) U 20 14 4 5. MandaI Tehsil • • T 279 132 48 R 266 124 45 U 13 8 3 IV. Mandai Town (M) • U 13 8 3 6. Banera Tehsil R 185 41 19 7. Bhilwara Tehsil T 288 149 57 R 216 99 41 U 72 SO 16 V. Bhilwara City (M) • • U 72 SO 16 8. Raipur Tehsil R 149 59 28 '0 TABLE- &-contd... State/District/Tehsil/'town/Urban-Agg]omeraUon Total TotallY bHnd 'totally crippled Tota))y dumb Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 9. f>ahara Tehsil T 177 68 29 R 159 SI 2S U 18 17 4 VI. Gangapur Town (M) U 18 17 4 10. Kotri Tehsil R 210 87 20 tt. Mandalgarh Tehsil R 208 124 54 20. Udaipur DIstrict T 1,46l 1,583 712 R l,l78 1,354 Q8 U 184 U9 84 l. Bhim TehsiJ • • R 122 75 31 2. Deogarb Tehsil T 13.5 6.5 2.5 R 120 48 20 U IS 17 5 r. Deosarh Town (M) U IS 17 .5 3. Amet Tebsil • • T 126 39 23 R 123 37 20 U 3 2 3 n. Amet Town (M) U 3 2 3 3. Kumbhalgarh Tehsil R 147 61 33 S. Rajsamand Tebsil T )61 94 29 R 145 83 22 U 16 11 7 III. Rajsamand Town (M) U 16 11 7 6. Railmagra Tehsil R 157 58 23 7. Nathdwara Tehsil T 209 110 37 R 194 89 30 U IS 21 7 IV. Nathdwara Town (M) U 15 21 1 8. Mavli Tebsll T 229 99 33 R 215 92 32 U 14 7 1 V. Fatehnagar Town (M) U 14 7 1 9. Gogunda Tehsil . R 106 67 30 10. Vallabhnagar Tehsil T 206 110 41 R 184 97 38 U 22 13 3 Vl. Bhindar Town (M) U 12 . 8 1 vn. Kanor Town (M) U 10 S 2 lJ. Girwa Tehsil T 230 256 104 R 137 100 47 U 93 156 57 vm. Udaipur City (M) - U 93 156 51 '1 TABLE 6-Contd. State/Dlstrict/T&hsU/Town/Urban·AggIomerat'on Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totall} dumb Rural Urban 2 3 4 S 12. Kotra Tehsil • • R 96 66 29 13. Phalasia Tehsil It 81 3S 42 14. Lasadia Tehsil R 97 69 32 15. Sarada Tehsil R 128 116 60 16. Salumbar Tehsil T 120 80 43 It 114 78 42 U 6 2 1 IX. Salumbar Town (M) U 6 2 1 17. l(herwara Tehsil • It 112 133 97 ll. Qlttaurgarh Distriet I T 1,465 834 371 R l,3n 739 345 U '3 'S 33 1. Rashmi Tehsil R JJO 40 14 2. Oangrar Tehsil R 147 SO 29 3. Begun Tehsil T 199 167 51 R 180 149 48 U 19 18 3 I. Begun (C.T.) U 14 12 2 n. Rawatbhata (C.T.) U S 6 1 4. Cbittaurgarb Tehsil T 137 84 36 R lJ7 65 30 U 20 19 6 Cbittaurgarh U.A. U 20 19 6 m. Chittaurgarh Town (M) . u 19 19 (; 0.0. U 1 S. Kapasan Tehsil T 184 82 40 R HiS 68 35 U 16 14 oS IV. Kapasan Town (M) U 16 14 5 6. Bhadesar Tehsil R. UO 37 15 1. Nimbahera Tehsil T 136 66 31 R 122 44 24 U 14 22 1 V. Nimba.hera Town (M) U 14 22 7 S. Chboti Sadri Tehsil T 87 77 44 R 82 68 40 U 5 9 4 VI. Chhoti Sadri Town (M) . u 5 9 4 32 TABLE- 6-CODtd. State/Dlstrict/Tehsll/TawD/Urban-AgglomeratioD Total Totally blInd Totally crippled 'totally dumb Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 9. Bari Sadri Tehsil T 70 )0 22 R 61 53 17 U 9 7 5 VB. Bari Sadri Town (M) U 9 7 S 10. Dungla Tehsil R 74 4.5 16 11. Pratapgarh TehsJ} T 211 126 80 R 201 120 77 U 10 6 3 VIII. Pratapgarh Town (M) U 10 6 '3 12. DlIDlPU'Pur Dbtrict T 580 456 ~- HI 555 432 371 U 25 24 16_ 1. Dungarpur Tehsil' T 239 235 169 R 225 223 160 U 14 12 9 I. Dungarpur Town (M) U 14 12 9 2. Aspur Tebsil R U6 77 75 3. Saswara TehsiI T 225 144 143 R 214 132 136 U II 12 7 n. Sagwara Town (M) U 11 12 7 3. Buswara District . T 784 699 40 R 762 670 453 U 22 29 14 1. Gbatol Tehsil R 164 139 95 2. Garhi Tehsil R 172 113 98 3. Banswara Tehsit T 131 126 94 R 119 107 86 U 18 19 II Banswara U.A. U 18 19 8 I. Banswara Town (M) U 18 18 8 O.G. U 1 .. 4. Bagidora Tehsil R 143 142 8(i s. Kushalsarh Tehsi I T 168 119 94 R 164 169 88 U 4 10. .6 - II. Kushataarh Town (M) U 4 10 6 24. BuDdI Dlstrlc::t • T 923 445 159 R 844 404 139 U 79 41 20 I. Hindoli Tehsil R 266 94 J4 33 TA.BLE 6-Contd. StatejDlstrictjTehsiJjTown/Urban-Agglomeration Total Totally bllnd Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural Urban ------1 2 3 4 5 ---- 2. Nainwa Tehsll T 222 86 28 R 211 82 27 U 11 4 1 , J. Nainwa Town (M) U 11 4 1 3. Burnil Tehsil • T 258 146 57 R 231 133 H U 27 13 6 JJundi U.A. U 27 13 6 II. Bundi Town (M) U 27 13 6 0.0. U 4. Keshoraipatan TehsIl T 177 It9 40 R 136 9S 27 U 41 24 13 III. Lakberi Town (M) • u 21 IJ J1 IV. Kapren TOWIl (M) U 12 7 - 'V. Keshoraipatan Town (M) U 8 6 1 25. Kota District • T 1,816 1,075 SU R 1,621 795 419 U 195 280 103 1. PJpalda Tehsil T 218 99 48 R 213 88 44 U 5 11 4 I. Indergarh Town (M) U 5 11 4 -2. Digod Tehsll R 170 70 39 3. Mangrol Tehsll T 186 79 44 R 165 66 38 U 21 13 6 ~ U. Mangrol Town (M) • u 15 S 2 TIl. Anta Town (M) U 6 8 4 4. Baran Tehsil T 107 70 35 R 84 S6 30 U 23 14 5 IV. Baran Town (M) . u 23 14 5 . S. Kishanganj Tehsll R 125 68 41 . 6. Shahbad TehsI! R 138 43 23 7. Ladpura Telts-!I T 199 256 105 R 91 48 30 U 108 208 7S V. Kota City (M) U 94 198 69 VI. Kaltkoon Town (M) U 14 10 6 34 TABLE 6-Contd. State/Oislrict/TehsilJTownJUrban-AgglomeratJoD Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 S 8. Ramgal\i Mandi Tehsil • T 124 127 35 R 113 109 29 U 11 18 6 vn. R.am&al\i Mandi Town (M) . u 6 12 3 VIII. Sulcet (C.T.) U S 6 3 9. Sangod Tehsil .T 185 86 SS R 179 81 52 U 6 S 3 IX. Sangod Town (M). U 6 5 3 10. Atro Tehsil • R US SO 31 11. Chhlpabarod Tehsil T 139 10 32 R 128 61 30 U U 9 2 X. '" Chbipabarod Town (M) U 11 9 2 12. Cllbabra Tehsil T 110 57 28 R 100 55 26 U 10 2 2 XI. Chhabra Town (M) U 10 2 2 16, Jhalawar District . T 1,013 617 263 R 977 563 ~ U 46 54 19 1. Khanpur Teh!.il R 131 91 38 2. Jhah'apatan Tehsil T 240 147 71 R 225 118 62 U 15 29 9 I. Jhalawar Town (M). u 10 14 4 m. Jhalrapatan Town (M) U 5 IS 5 3. Aklera Tehsll T 238 144 58 R 227 137 56 U 11 7 2 III. Aklera Town (M) U 11 7 2 4. Pachpahar Tebsil T 82 69 21 R 17 63 24 U S 6 :3 IV. Bbawani Mandl Town (M) U 5 6 3 S. PJrawa Tehsll T 193 107 53 R 178 95 48 U 15 12 5 V. Sunel Town (M) U 12 3 3 VI. Pirawa Town ('M) U 3 9 2 6. Gansdhar Tehsil R 139 S9 16 35 APPENDIX TO TABLE 6 (Disabled populatJon by type of DlsablUty) ------State/Dlstrict/Teh$il/Town/Urban-Agglomeration Total Totally blind Totally crippled Totally dumb Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 JaIpar UA U 31~ 391 195 Jaipur City See Jaipur Tehsil Amber Town. 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Shri Shiv Charan Mathur releasing '1981 Census : Facts & Figures' on the Independence Day 12- 324 R. G. India/ NO/S1 \ Chief Secretary addressing the Press Conference after the release of '1981 Census Paper I-Provisional Population Totals' of Rajasthan The Registrar General India Shri P. Padmanabha inaugurating Enumeration training of Census Officers at Alwar The Registrar General, discussing the map of a block with the charge officers of AI war distdct A husband seeking advice from hi~ Sp0uSe during Enumeration- a glimpse from a one act play staged at Alwar An irate lady-answering enumerator's questions. Another glimpse from the one act play. Dt""puty Director Shri S. R. Luhadia conducting a training class of Charge Officers at Kota. An another View of Enumeration training being imparted to the field staff. MGIPN-S9-324 R. G. Indiaj8!-5-11-81-J,500.