District Census Handbook, Sawaimadhopur, Part Rajasthan

CENSUS, 1951

RAJASTHAN AND AJMER

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

SAWAIMADHOPUR

PART I-GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND CENSUS TABLES.

Pt. YAMUNA LAL DASHORA, B.A., LL.B., Superintendent of Census Operations, Rajasthan and Aj mer.

BIKANER:

PRINTED AT THE GOVERNMENT PRESS 1954, LIST OF CONTENTS. S. tVo. Partioulars Pages 1. Introduction i-x

2. Review of population figures 1-7

3. Scheme of census tables 8

4. Definitions and key to symbols 9-10

6. District census data at a glance · It';'13

6. A-fleneral Population tables_

A- I Area, Houses and Population 15

A- II V ~riation in population during fifty y~ars 15

A-Ill Towns and villages classified by population • · 16-17 A - IV rl'owns classified by population with variation since 1901 · 18-20

A- V Towns arranged territorially with population by livelihood classei. 21

7. B_£c('nomic Tabfes-

B- I Livelihood classes and sub-classes • 26-29 B . II Secomlftry means of livelihood , 30-43

B- III Employers, employees and independent workers in industries and services by divisions and sub-divisions . . 44-68

1:>. a_Household and Age (samp/e) T::!!.!:!._

c- I Household (size and composition) . 69 C- II Livelihood classes by age groups 70-74

C- III Age a,nd civil condition . · 75-77

C-- IV Age and literacy • • 78-80 C- V Single year age returns . , 81-89

P. Social and Cultural Tables--

D- I (i) Mother tongue ~o

(ii) Bilillgnn,lism 91

D- II Religion 91 D- III Scheduled castes and scheduled tribes 91

D- IV Migrants 92

D- V (ti) Disphwcd persons by livelihood classes 93 D- VI Non-Indian Nationals 93 D- VII Educational Standards . · 94-95 10. E-Summary figures by administrative units . . 96-99

11. Local (~) Infirmities .100-101

1'2. District Index of NOlkAgricult~ral Occupations. • .103-120 PREFACE.

The Census Reports in olden times were printed one for the whole Province of Rajputana and another for Ajmer Menvara. Some of the Pl'incipaI Stn,tes no,y merged .in Rajasthan published their own reports. This time the State Census Reports have been published in the following vol II mes ;-

1. Part I~A Report.

2. Pari I-B Subsidiary Tables and District Index of Non-Agricultural Occupations.

0. Pari I-e Appendices.

'i. Pa'rt II-A General Population rl'ables, Househoh1 and Age (Sn,mpJe) 'llabIeB, Social and Cultuml 'rabIes, Tab!e E Summary Figuros by Administrative Units, and local 'RA' infirmities.

5. PaTt Il-B Economic Tables.

rrhey contain statistics down to thc district level.

The idea of preparing the District Oensus Handbook separately for oach district was put forward by Shri R. A. Gopalaswami, 1. C. S., Registrar General, India, and ex-Officio Census Commissioner of India, as part of a plan intended to secure a,n effective method of preserving the census records prepared for areas balow the district level. He proposed that all the district census tables and census A,bstracts prepared during the process of sorting and compilation should be bound together in a single manuscript volume, called the District Census HA,nclbook, and suggested to the State Governments that the handbook (with or without the addition of other useful information relating to the district) should be printed ftnd publishea, at their own cost, in the same manner as the village statistics in the past. In accepting this suggestion, the Government of Rajasthan decided to print and publish the more important portion of statistical data relating to the diRtrict and to preserve the rest of the records in a manuscript volume for any future URC, to which they may be put.

rrhis Handbook contains five General Population Tables of A SerieR, three Economic rrables of B Series, five Household and Age Tables of 0 Series, Roven Social [tlld Cultural rrables of D Series, one table E giving snmmary for the diBtrict [tnd tehRils, a local table 'KA' showing infirmities by age groups amI an Index of Non-agricultnnd Occupations. Each table contains an explanatory note necessary for the proper unc1er8t~,ndiDg of the figures. The numbers given to the tables in this Handbook cOl'l'espoDrl to those given in Strtte Census Reports.

. Village Directories were publiRhecl for the first time in 1931 by a few Stat08 of Rajputn,na. The exftmple was followed by [\,U the States in 1941. They cont:l,ined for each village the population figures by religion and n,180 somo other nseful information. 'l'lJey were bound in a volume one for each Stil,te. This time the Village Directories are also incorporated in this Handbook under the name of" Primary Census Abstract and Village Dirertory" which show the basic population figures separately for each village or town-ward classified by livelihood cla,sRes instead of religion f1ud also some information of general nature.

Opportnnity hfts been taken to put in a short introductory note dotn,iling the salient points connected with the district, such a,s the physica,l features, climate, rftinfall, irri­ gation and drainage facilities, roads and other commnnications, agriculture, education, ~ndustries and other matters of general interest. The information contained in the llltrodllctory note is based on the mt'tteriaJ furnished by Collectors of districts ftnd Depart­ ments of Government.

In addition to tho above, some figures of general int0rcst and a revirw of population figurOR have also been incorporated. " 11

The scheduled dn,te for the publie::ttioll of the Ihndboob; ftR prescrihed by the Registrar General, India, \Vi1S," Not lator thn,l1 March, li:J52" but practical experience showed its publioation by that time an impracticability, Even the compilation of the tables together with its final touoh could not be completed by that time. rrhen came the qnestion of printing which proved to be a huge task. 'rhere are '25 districts in Rajasthan and 1 in Ajruet. 'rhe total number of printed pages turned out to be nearly 9000. The Government Presses were already over burdoned with the printing work of other depart­ ments and in the printing of census publications priority was given to Central Govern­ ment Publications i.e the State Oenslls Heports. 'rbe result was that till March, 1954, for 14 out of 28 districts the P. C. A. and Village Directory could not be printed specially bec~use the press hall no Rtock of small type whioh was essential for their printing. It was, therefore, decided to publish the lmndbooks in two voinmes. Part I, consi:;;ts of introduction, a brief review of popnlfttion figures and,

(1) General population 'rnblef> ( A·I to A· V. )

(2) Economic rrnbles ( B·l to D-IH )

(3) Household and Age ( S[tmple ) 'rabIes ( (J. I to C· V )

(4) SociaJ [tnd Cnltnml 'llables ( D-l to D-VII )

(G) 1'j.8urmna,1'j' figlU'E's by AdUlinistmtl\'e UnitR.

(G) LOCH,] Table' KA ' infirmities, ancl

(7) District Index of Non-Agricultural Occupations.

Part II contains only Primary Oens11s Abstracts and Village Directory.

rr'he Handbooks of the Ajmer, Rirohi and Jhalawar Districts are, howevel', being publiRhed in one volnme bem);l1se they hayo heeIl completed by this time.

While every care hM been taken to ensUt'8 the COfl'ectnesr:; of figures and ,'Wage names, (jel't~in mistltkeR might hillve erept in. I slutll he gn],trful if they aI's brought to my notice.

Y. 1. DASHORA. SA WAIMADHOPUR DISTRICT.

INTRODUCTION

I. Physical Aspects.

1. District Sawaimadhopur is included in the J aipur Division and is situated in the eastp,rn part of the State of HajR,sthan. It lief, between 25°4.5' r.) Position, area and and 27°15' north latitudes and 76°0' and 77°2-:1' east longitudes. h01l1ldary. Its area is 4203-8 square miles, as Impplied by the Surveyor General at India, while the Land Record Officer, Rajasthnn, has worked ii ont M; 4,05i squan~ miles, It is bounded on the north by the Alwar distriQt, on the ea8~ by the Bharatpur Distriot, on the south by the Kotah District and the Chamba,l river, which forms the natural boundary, sepamting tlle district from the Gwalior District, (Madhya Bharat), and on the west and north-west by the Tonk and J aipur Districts respecti vely.

2. Ranges of the Arawali hills which divide Rajasthan into two parts, are mostly . found in the no.r~i·lljWe~tern and southern parts of the district, (b) Configuration. i e., in the Rub-Divisions of Bindaun, Rarauli and Sawaimadhopur. T~ nIOS~ biUy B>reas in th.fJ -ili~ript.a,t) ~un4 in Saw~im~dbopur ~d Karauli Sub-Division.s. Karauli Sub-Division, mostly consisting of hills and ravines, it! 1lJcally uaHed "Dang", a name given to the rugged mgion iunnedintely above the narrow v~Hey of the Ri yer Chambal. The highest peaks in the south are "Bhairon" and "Utgir" ~{lg 156~ and 1479 feet respectively above the sea level. 'fhe whole of Sawaimadhopur ~"b-Division being almost a mountainous tract there are ranges for miles and miles around, and &Jl~ll:iWjbole, one of the most renowned historical forts of Iudia, stands amidts these hills, in this Sub-Division. Tamangarh, 1309 feet above the sea, the seat of J adon ~(Jf~(;!Pf.~~LY. ~~e~? is ODe of the em!ne~ces. of th~ sort in Ramuli Sub~~i~isi~n.. Almost ~ wliola.,ollhe ~rll part of the dIstnct (m WhICh Gangapur Sub-DIvIsIOn IS lDcluded) :is a pla.i~, with only a 'few hills here and there. The height from sea level in the district vAl'it\$ from 1500 to 2000 feet. .-

3. The Chambal and the Banas are the only perennial streams in the district. They are, at some places deep and slow, while at others too rocky (~) abers and rapid to admit of the safe passage of a boat. The other streams are local and seasonal, and of little importance. The Banganga. BJ;ld the Gambhoor, flowing from west to east, within the Hindaun Sub-Division pass on to ,the Bhfl,ratpur District. 'J'he famous temple of Shri Mahabeerji is situated on the bank of the Gambheer river near "Patonda Mahabeer Road" .railway station of the Broad Gmlge Section of the "\Vestern Railway. The river Banas flowing from west to east meets river Morel which (lames from north-east, near villages Sham ali and Beeloli ('J1ehsil Maiarna Char) and forms a trijunction. F'rom that place upto Shri Rameshwarji (Tehsil Khandar) where it joins the Uhamb3.I, the Banas forms a common boulJdary be­ tween the two Sub-Divi~ions Karanli and Sawaimadhopur. 'J he river Morel and the Banas are both tributaries of the Charnbal. 'rhese rivers greatly help in the supply cf water in wells by percolation without which the under ground water level would not come as high as 10 to 15 feet belo\y the ground level at some places. The average depth of water, ..however, varies from 30 to 60 feet.

4. The Bhojpur ]::\'ke is an important Jal{e in the Ramuli Rub~Division. It is near TnmR,ngn.rh fort and irrigates a considerR.ble afl'& of Tehsil (d) Lakes. Rarauli.

5. rrhere are some bnilding stone qnarries and soft stone quarries in some villages of Tehsil Rindann and Toda Bhim reflpectively. Lime - stone, (e) Geology. siliceous brecias and red-sand stone are available in the Lower Villdhva rocks in Karauli Sub-Division. 'fhe red stone IS uspd for the construction of dwelling places. Lime stone and sfl,nd stOIlP. are also available BIt some plfl,ces in the Sa.witim ... dhopnf Rub-Division, fI,nd local stone suitabI.e Jor the p,reparation of cement is fonnd in the hill-ranges near Phalodi. ' [ ii ]

6. Ba.bool (Acacia Arabica), Neem (Azadirachta indica), Dhok (Anogeissus), Peepal (Ficus religiosa), Bar t.Ficus benga.,lensis), Mango ~Mangifera indica), (f) Botany. Jarnun (Engineajambelitna\ Khejra{ProsopisSpicigera), Roonj,Beri (Zizyphus jujuba), Pealo (Sn,l vadora persica), trees and Chheela are' generally found. Sheesham and Alllaitastrees are also found at some places and rrendoo is Also available in the hills.

7. Tiger, Hyaena, Swine, Deer, Sambhar, Nilgai, Wolf, Wild hog, Leopard, Boar (I) ,auna. and Panther are found in the hills of the district.

8. The climate is,' on the whole, temperate with an average annual rainfall rang- .. > ing from 25" to 40", well about the normal, found in northern and (h) Climate, Tam- eastern Rajasthan. Sawai Madhopur is a place of extremes in all' perature and Rainfall. three climates, by virtue of its sltllfl.tinn and lot of humidity, in the year because of the abundance and proximity of water.

9. Depth at which water is available varies;t from 15 to 60 feet. It also goes down (i) Underground to 80 feet in the Karauli Bub-Division. water, level. II History.

10~ The distriot has been divided into four sub-divisions namely Sawai Madhopur, Gangapur, Hindaun and Karauli. The first three had uptil 1949 continlled to be the sea1; .. of the Nizarnat Headquarters in the former J aipur State while the last named i. e., the - Karauli Sub-division was formerly the State of Karauli. -During the Mogul regime, the major part of the territory now included in the district formed part of the Moghnl S:trkar of Ranthambore' under Suba Ajrner. After the fall of the Moguls it rema.ined under the Marathas for some time and was then gradually taken over by the Rulers of Jaipur.

,11. The Maharaja of Karauli claims descent from Lord Krishna. He is the head of Jadliv clan of Rajputs who remained in or neftr the country around Mathura, koownas Brij; tliey, in old past, held territories- later on comprising the Alwar, Bharatpur, Dholpur and Karauli States, besides the districts of Gurgaon, Mathura and Agra arid a, part of Gwalior~ Bijey Pal in the eleventh century established himself in Bayana now in Bharatpur district. The J ada v territories fell into the hands of invaders like Mohammad Gauri by the end of the twelth century and it was again about the middle of the fourteenth century thatJ Arjun Pal recovered them and founded the present capital town Karauli in 1348 A. D. It was again tu.ken over by the Moguls and after the decline of the Mogul Empire tlie Maratbas exact?d tributes for this area. By the treaty of November 1817 it came \lna~r the protection of the British. This State joined the Mateya :Union on 17th March, m~,'-which was later merged in the present Rajasthan State. ~ ,,'" ~ ~~=;~ "-'12. Karauli town is said to have received its name from a temple of "Shri Kaylanji" bUjlt py Arjun Pal. It is surrounded by a wall of sa.nd stone and the palace of the Maha.­ ra.ja is one of the finest architectural buildings of the sort in India.

',', -,~ 13. 'The present dilitrict of Sawai lVIn,dllOppr is divided into four Sub-Divisions 'ani( 12 Tehsils a.s per details bolow:-

Sub.Division Karauli­ Suo-Division Sawaimadhopur- Sub· Divisi()n G~ngapur~ ,Teksil. 'l'ehsil. '1'ehsil. " 'L Ka.rauli. 1. !:)aw;1,irnadhopur. 1. G:tngapnr. 2. Sapotra. '2. Khandar. '2. Nadoti. 3. MandraiL 3. Malarna. Char. 3. Bamanwas. ~ub-Di~~ HindauD- Thksil.' " ,10 EIindauD. 2. Ma.buwa. 3. Todabhim. [ iii J 14. The famous and old.. historical fort of R!mthambor, which made history in the time of AIhtudio Khilji, a.nd also that of Maharana Banga, is situated -Arc h a e 0 log y in Sa wai Madhopl1r Tehsil. 'rhe fort -has been proved to be. _in Banthambor. -- exemplary history for the sacrifice and stubborn resistance agains~ . unqualified aggression. It served as a military arsenal and ca.nton­ ment for the imperialistic and aggresi ve policy of Mogllis. To see the white red and blue lotuses in the" Rani Hauz" and" Padamla. " tank in Ranthambor is a great plea.sure. The excellence of the scenery reviewed from the ramparts of this fort is also beyond .description.

15. There are old forts also at Khandar and Bonli. The road from Sawai Madhopur . to Khandar is littered here and there with the old ruined marks of the Khandar and Bonli. great fight between the great Khilji chief and Rana Hameer. A small mosque in the camping ground of Khilji army near village Chhan right under the top of a hill, said to have been built by Allauddin Khilji, for the purpose of making a sub-terranean passage to hke him right within the shooting ra.nge of Ranthambor, is worth seeing. 'rhese three forts of Ranthambor, Bonli and Khandar are at a distance of 8, 40 [l,ud 25 miles respectively from Sawai Madhopur town and are' ·connected by road. Sawf\,i Madhopur Railway Station is situated at the Junction of the Western Railway (Metre Gauge) and (Broad Gauge). Good State Dak Bungalows a.re a.vailable at all three places for accommodation.

16. In Tehsil Nadohi of Gangapur Sub-Division Garh M6rmiis said to be.a place ()f im.. portance being the capital of Raja Mordh waj"a renowned defotee of Garh Moran. Lord Krishna. Later, it had also remained the seat of the Chauhan Rajputs. There is also a cave of the olden times of Raja Mordhwaj a.nd it is regR.rded to be a sacred place in the locality. On the ro~d connicting Gangapur with Hind'loun at about a distance of 6 miles from GangR.pur near village Binagaon there stands on a big raised platform of stone a horse of appreciably large siz·e constructed from one piece of sand stone. It is said that this is in memory of a beloved charger of some .military officer of the Moguls. .

17. The Jain Temple of Shri Mahabirji at a distanoe of 12 miles by road from Hindaun and 4 miles from" Patonda Mahabir Road" station lIahabir. Western Railway (Broad Gauge) is a famous place of pilgrimage for Digambar J ains. Another importltnt place of pilgrimage for Hindus is "Shri Bala Ji "in village Mendipur (Tehsil Toda Bhim), This is at a distance of a miles from Toda Bhim anl120 milesby road from Mandawar-Mahwa Road Railway Station We3tern Railway Metre Guage. It is renO\vned for the miraculous powers of Shri Hanumanji.

18. 'ramangarh fort, 8 miles south of Karauli, said to have been co.nstructed in about 1058 A.D., by Maharaja Tamanpal, stands on a hill ] 309 feet above the sea level difficult of approach. This place was selected in early times as the seat of Jadav. Rulers. This fort as well as the other old tombs etc., near it are now in ruins except one gate, and the whole of the arel\ nearby is the haunt of panthers and other wild· animals.

19. 'rhe shrine of Shri Keladeviji said to bave been constructed in 1723 A.D., od the hill is at a distance of about 16 miles frGill Karauli and 34 miles from Rail way station Hindaun. People gftther from fa.r and near _in a number of about one lac eyery year at tue time of fair held in the month of Chait (April),

20. Another important temple in Karauli is that of Shri Madan Mohanji a.nd Gopalji, built by Maharaja Gopaldass in the sixteenth century A,D. ~ __T.he idol of Shrt GopR.lji WltS hrought from the fort of Daulatabad at the time of the conquest of Decolm by Mahara,ja. Gopaldass and that of Shri Madan Mohanji from Jaipur.

III. The People.

21. In thiR district there are 14 towns and 1513 villagps. The popUlation consists

, of Brahmins, Mahajaus, Minast ..litts, Gujars, Rajputs; Chamars, Towns and Villages. Malis and Muslims. -

22. The principal language of this district is VV estern Hindi. 'fhe other lan~nage8 8poken are Dhllndhari or J aipuri, Brif·bbasha, M8irwari, Rnjasthl\ni, 1-rincipal" Language. Harallti, Urdn, Malvi, Rangari or Ahiri, Dangi arid Ajrneri. [- IV J , ',r . {:~3:' "'lVhe'stapie food of "the people is Bajra and Jowar in winter ttTld mostly barley,. . . .sometimes mixed with gram during summer. The most common ~'aud dress. food of the agriculturists, as a matter of fact j,$ -Chhftclh - ~ln"-' :, ' _, '. (buHied curd mixed with water) and Ba;jra bren,d.· W-h~. 1'8 g~n~nLi~y nsed in Ur?an areas. 'There i~ little variation ~n the .dress of the villngers, i.e., the ~t1V'f1,tor .classes, whether Meena, GUlar, .Tat, Brahmm, ValS'h or Mobammeeffi.n. 'ritey ~~r :not .''Well-dressed and often, most df them remain half-naked. They wear one -old ptilr9t type Angal'kha or Kurt:t and a shapeless Pagri (turban) on head WiLh a Dhoti falling only up to the knees, The ordinary dress in the towns is almost the sa'me witlv q,~e ,addition of some 80rt of Aohkan or Angarkhi ma.king the town dwellers significant wi"t'h typica'l pagdes of various 'styles on their heads. rrhe women of the Hinde culti­ "5\~brs ;wear G:hagra, i.e., It sort' of coarse petticoat and Loogri or Dupatta, and choli, x.~n6hli or Angarkhi (waist coat). Muslim women wear shirts and tight1!Mrs-af 'ti'O'nsef-S­ tahust Pajama). A peculiar style of bending the tresses of the ha.ir on head instead of ~1i.vin.g them hanging as locks on the back is founeI in tlJ8 women (! L:IP ~;l{','nas. ilt . lJe'lps them, it is said; in fe'tching "more thn,n one pitcher of water on theIr ~MS "n~ is .~lso much suitable lOX field work.

. 24. The dwellings are made of thatch and mud in the villages and a1so of red-stone slabs in Hindaun and Karauli Sub-divisions. Fncca houses also Dwellings. are found in the urban areas. A pucca struc~ure if amy, visible in the rural areas is generally found to be a temple or a shrine or a. house be'longing to the.money lending Banias.

. /25. Vedic religion prevails throughout and the common Mld usu:tl C'liat-oms Mt& .rituals at the time 01 birth, death and marria_ge n.re observed ltitttals at Births, generally by the peop'le. Be~s " Marriages. 26. "Kabaddi",\Q'Guli 1'?anda", "Kusbti" (Wrestling) are the common ga;m€lS,· cart racing being also one of the amusemtmw, -so 'nt'e folk ..da.l'lces flam.ehtamusement~. and musio- The males .and females (of the Meena, Gujar and -' , - also other ola.sses including Kumhars) take up rhythmic musio !Liong-with dance and it sometimes goes to a very high pitch ~by spcmtaneous quick move­ men1Js and jerks of the body including jogging in cir-oles. 'Some of the songs are 'myUw-. h>gical and .others are composed by ready wit.

27. The important fairs beld in the district; at different places and times are given _ in 'A ppendix 1. The common and the usual festivals 1llre De\v~l,liJ Fair. and Festivals. Dashem, Boli, Rakhi (Raksha Bandhan), Basant Panchmi, Janma.- ". shtmi, Gangore, 'reej, Sankrant, of the Hindus. People in general ~~ofbelieve in ghosts and evil spirits.

, 28. ,j'K::tnbiya" and "Rasiya" are the mn.in classes of songs prevalent am'O-ngst M'eenas and Goejars, "Sakhi" among the Kumhars (Potters) and "Bhajan" Khyals and other sorts of lImsic among the other classes. The old common 'folk-Iores -are prevalent tqro~ihout :gaj.asthf!tn with special emphaais on ancient Rajput glory \vith stories of Alha. (?/¢pal" 1\Inft:t;Jgmgh Hathore etc., et.c. ,~ :' , iV. Economic. 29. About 75 per cent of the people in the district are agriculturists. The district is said to be one of ~he granaries ·of Rajasthan. 'rhe principal agri­ Agrioult1l1'e, Gen.erai .cul tuml classes are Meena.s, Gujars, J ats ·and :Cl.ta.rnars. M en of CGDdition. other castes, i.e, Ma,hajans, Bmhmins, RfI.jputs.; are also seen cul­ tivating land but this is mostly their side job. Generally the area. in the bed of the tanks and rivers is found under the cultivation of Malies, and Kachhees who are also good cultivators.

3Q. The soil is good black soil, consisting of clay and loam. Small blocks (}f sandy area are a]so found in plain tracts There-Me also double-cropped lands. The main crops are 'Bajra, Jowar and M::tcca (Maize) in. Kharif and wheat, barley and gram i'n Rahi. Sugar-cane ::lInd cotton are also grown at various pln.ces. Rice is also produced ~:n Karauli .nd {Gangapnr Sllb~Div:iRiol':ls. The usnal sowing time for Kharif fire the months of Asarh a.nd :Sawan (about July) and for R91bi the months (),f Asoj and Kartik (n.bout October). The httrveoting montbs of the Kha'rif and Rabi cr~ps- are ~bout. October 8iD.d A)?ail ( v _. l - respectively. ·The eoonomic condition of the agric~ltural people is DOW a days improving' ~ith high prices. .

31. The Iive-:stook consists of bullooks, COWS, buffaloes, goats and sheep:----rrhe animftls are small' but hardy enough and better hreeds have to be tive·Stock. imported from outside. Good goats are f, ,und in Ramuli and are· ah~o exported to other places. rrhele are Government veterinary hospitals ::l,.t the head-quarters of the Sub-divisions and Inocuhttors have been posted at the head-quarters of some Tehsils. Pasture lands ftre genera.lly found allotted separately within the area of e:tch village except where it is not available.

32. Out of the total cultivated area of about 710 sqnare miles, only 04 square miles or about 13 per cent are generally irrigated. W€ll-irrigation pre- ltrigation. . dominates in the diHtrict; water is lifted by means of leather buckets with a rope pulled by a pftir of bulloc1s in an illclined place. Irrigation is fl.lso pr)1ctjRed from tanks and ca,nals and also from water stored in pits and 8mall tanks by an apparll,tuR termed " Bhenkli" consisting of a wooden pole with a small earthen pot H,t one end a he:.wy weight at the other.

33. 'rhe usufbl agricultural pests are rust, white ants, rats and locusts. A.gicnltural pests.

34. The agriculturists had to obtain loans from the Banias who charged hea.TY idterest but the conditions have altogether changed during these Banking facilities. times of inflation find high prices and the co-operative movement· under the patronage find the guidance of the governmellt is gradually coming up. rThere is no eo-operative banking for the agriculturists as yei 'and· the sales of village products are not on any organised systfm. rl'he Local Self-Government is now gradually progressing. The generA.l condition of an agriculturist nowadays is self-supporting no doubt, if not better.

35. There is a. Distriot Agricultural Officer at the District head·quarters(and Sub.. " Inspectors (Field men) of the Agriculture Departmen,t at tho Sub- 19ricultlu'al Depart~ di visional he:td-quarters to carryon agricultural improvements by mont. way of di-Sliribution of good seed and preparation of compost and and other manures. There is also an agriculture farm and ati Agriculture School at Sawaimadhopur.

36. Agricultural rents for the irrigltted areaS vary from Re. 5 to Rg. ~O p~r high •. and for unirrigated land from Re. 1 to Hs. 3 per bigha.. ,The scale It..nts, Wages and of wruges per d{),-y is forlnd to 'be ranging from Re. 1 to RS. '~. anti frices. even more per labourer. 'I'he prices of foodgrains -are as 'below, tbe rates being per rupee:- Bra. ch. SrI. ch. 1.. Whea.t '2 6 7. Mil~ 2 o 2; Barley 3 0 8. Gllea, o st 3. Gram 2 8 9. SarRon oil 0' 6 4. Jowar 4 4 10. Til oil 0 10 5. Maize 3 12 11. Gur .... 1 6. Rioe ..... 0 13 12 . Moongphali 2

37. 'l'here is a. Divisionftl Forest Officer at Sawaimadhopur ha.ving-jurisdiction over the thrE'e HlIb-Divi~ions HH.waimadhopnr, Binda,un and GR.ngapur. ,oreats Ramuli Snb·Divlsion has been pbced under the jurisdiction of the . District Forest Offic!"r, llharatpur. Dausg, 8ub·Division of the Jaipur District is also included in the jurisdiction of Divif;ional Forest Officer at Sawai- - madhopur. 'rhere are '&_aHgcts and Deputy Rangers an.(llforesters and tbe whole ar~a ha.s bean divided into three rn,nges known as Sawaimll,dhopur, Khandar and rrodabhim. ranges. Most of the shooting biocks of His HighneRs~Jf£fpllr, Me 10cateG in S3i\vaimadhopur. The principal Rpecies is. Dhaura (.\nngeissus pendula) which fonm! m6re or less pnre forests. Among oth!3r forest,s specieB:iuund are Khnir ' Araeia Oatrchu ),.-8n.IR,r (Boswellia serrata ), Palas (Butea frondo"a), NeE'm (Melia indica.), Piprtl.( Ficus religiousa ) and Bar (liou£, bengalensis) in Rarauti scrub jungle exists on the bank of the Chambal. In [_ vi ]

Mal1dtail TehsH of Kara.uli Sub-division are to be found Shisham (Dalbergia ~isoo) treelf though thay are believed. not to be of natural origin Various berbs and shrubs of great importanoe are found in these hills and'forestl). rl'he main products of forest are fuel wood, oha.tcoal and fodder Honey is also obtained from the bee· hi ves in the forests and 'catechu Mid· gum are a.iEH) prepa.red from the ·trees .. ·Bidi lea.ves a.nd wood suita.ble for wooden ~~ {Turney) are also found in these forests. There a.re two afforestation nurseries a.t-Khandar and SA.waimadhopur and the afforestation work is in progress.

38. rrhere are no mines of a.ny precious stones, meta.ls or minerals but the moun­ tains provide ampl3 quantity of building stone. Silica mines are at Minerals Sawairnadhopur ana lead is taken out from village .Banjari near Chauth-ka-Barwara in Sawaimadhopur. Building stone slabs are·fonnd in Sub-Divisions Sawaimadhopur and Hindaun and red stone in Karauli. Building stoae is also found in 'ra.jpur ( in Gangapur Sub-Division). White and yellow -clay is fOlmd in some villages in Gangapur Sub-Di vision.

39. A Cement factory known as J aipur U dyog Ltd. is being put at Sawaimadhopur which is expected to produee 500 tons of cement every day. Industries 5hri Niwas Rice and Oil -:\IiIlG,' with a 1'20 horse power steam engine along with a. rice husking and polishing plant is being run in Gangapur. S~waimdhopur is famous for its Khas ka-It~r (Scent) and other pr,·para.­ tidns like fans and betel-leaves-c~ses prepared from the kflUs weeds at Khandar. Manufacture, dyeing and printing of COA.rse cloth and manufA.cture of small wooden toys (Lacker Wn.quer toys) are other important industries. Val, oil and flour mills etc. a.re also working at several places. Nadir Shabi is the old historical name given:' to the cloth prepared in Qusba Hindaun. It is a typical and dumble kind of coarse -cloth quite suitable for covers of bed cushions.

40. The main articles of import are Kerosene oil, cloth. sugar, Gur, saU, iron and other metals, dry fruits, pedlary, toilet articles, patent medicines Trade and Commerce. etc. etc. The articles exported are rice from Karauli and Gangapur and ground-nut and Zeera from Gangapur and Hindaun. Hindaun, Gangapur a.nd Mandawar are good Mandies for the export of Zeem, Dhaniya, grain& etc. Foodgrains also used to be exported from these Mandies but this particular busi~eBs has npw been stopped since the foodgrains are now taken up in connectif'ln with the Pt;oourement scheme.

41. No important commercial fair ta.kes place in the district except the one Sheorti ( Sheo Ratti) fair in Karauli Sub-division. rrhis takes place during the month of March and lasts for about J 5 days. For the first three or foal' days it is almost entirely a. .oattlefair. Bullocks and buffaloes numbering from 15 to '20 thousands change ha.nds. After three or four dltYs of the cattle fair it remains exclusively a fair for the sale and purohase of foodgrains and other commodities of da.ily consumption of the people for the year. Weekly markets locally called Hatwara or Painth are held in almost all big villages.

42; There is no Air Service station within the district, There is a fair weather Aerodrome at Sawn.i M~dhopur I1e~r the Railway st~tion. '1'h6 ]leans' of Commu- Western Ha.ilway (Metre G}tuge) ruuning from Jaipur to AgrR. nication~ pJtsses through Tehsil l\:Lthuwa in the northern prtrt of the district. 'file vVestern rail way (broH-d Gauge) rnnning from Bombay to Delhi pa.sses through the District having a Junction' at Sawaimaflhopllr. 8a.wai-. madhopur is the terminas of the J aipur ,State Raiiv'vH,y running £i'om Loharu via.: Ja.ipur to Sawaimadhopur. rfhe b,ble in Appendix II shows the milel),ge of ron,Us (tarred met.g,lled'6ndfair"weather) which are routes for Passenger BURes in thi,B district~ .

. _ . 43. There are DR.k Bnngfl.lows and Rest House!'! at the following places. These ;are under the cha.rge of the Assistant Engineer of the P. W. D:- Dak Bungalows. Relt Houses.

1. Sawaimadhopur. . -T. Pn.li. 2. Gangapur, 2. KhR,ndar. 3. Ma.huwa.. 3. Maran SagM'1; 4. Hindaun. 4. Jvl :\n(ifivar. 5. Bharoti. 6. Karauli [ vii j

44. There are Telegr~tph a.nd Post Offices in the district at the plaoes noted below:...

-Post & Telegraph Offices- Telegraph OjfiC6,

1. Sftwa.imadhopur. 4. Ramuli. 2. Hindaun. 6. Mandawar. 3. Gftngapur. 6. Mahabirji. 7. Suroth. Post Office.

1. Sa waimftdhopur. 9. Tods. 2. Gaogapur. 10. Karauli. 3. Malarna Chor. 11. Mandrail. 4. Bamanwas. ]2. ~ahotsa. 5. Kha,uilar. 13. Jagar. 6. Nadoti 14 • Suroth. 7. .liindaun. 15. Mahabirji. 8. Mahuwa. 16. Paota.. V. Administration. 45. LR.nds, in the integrating' States, were managed either direotly by the ruler or his Gove'rnment or through the assignees who hold grants made to them by the Ruler or recognised as snch, the former olass of land being known as khalsa. and the latter a.B non-khalsa... In the khq.lsa portion-rent is realized by the Government direotly from the tena.nts through the agency of the village headmen called Patels or Mehta who, besides a.ssisting the Government in rant collections and in general administration of the viUage, a.lso represents the common interests of the inhabitants of the village and is remunerated for his services .by a. lev.v of 5 pies per rupee of the Government rental demand recovered -from the tenant::!. In the non-khalsR. area the rent is paid to the a.ssignees or the State grantees who hold land under one or the other of the following tenures:-

Ci) Ja.gir (iv) Istimrar (vii) Bhom {x} Udak (xiii) Aloofa.

(ii) Muamla (v) Chakoti (viii) Inam (xi) Milko, (xiv) Kha.ngi

(iii) Suba. (vi) Badh (ix) To.nkha (xii) B~og.

46. The Collector is the head of the District who iF! also the ex-officio Distrio\ .Magistra.te. There are two other classes of magistrates subordinate to the Collector:-

(i) W holetime Magistra.tes or Extra Magistrates.

(ii) . E~-offi.cio Magistrates or Sub-divisional offic~rs (Assistant Colleotors).

Extra Magistrates are first class magistrates dealing with the criminal cases while the Ex­ otIicio or Assistant Collectors Rore mainly revenue a.nd execntive officers. Sub-divisiona.l­ offioers exercise fir.-;t class Magistrates' powers and the rrehsildars those of 2nd ~nd 3rd .cla.ss ones. Civil courts of the MUU3ifs are located ftt Sawl-bimadhopur and Hindaun ;W"hile the court of District ftnd Sessions ,Judge sits at Gi:Lnga.pur. The Tehsildars are ..assisted by Naib-Tehsildars and Girdawar Qanungoes and every Tehsil a.rea has been JJub-divided into Patwari circles. 'rhe dnty of Pi~twari is w-prepare alluual records of ;Cultiva.tion possession and 0f the rents collected and remitted to the tehsil 8ub-trea.sury. :"The nUulber of Patwari circles in the district is lI.bOllt three hundred.

c 47. Settlement of lallds in the district after regula,r ca.dastral f!urvey and soil :classification had been ca.rried out and asseSRment had been made on a decennial bagis whioh is now being converted into one of 20 yeltl'S basis. La.nd tenure is governed under .. the Jaipur Tenancy Act of 104;') and the Jaipur Htate Grantees Land Tenure Aot 1947, ~,enue Code and the standing orders. rrhere Me three claRs~s of tenants, i.e.( .l:'attedar, '1{}iateda.r and Ghair Khatedari tenants. The n.nnuiI,1 demitlld of the H.evenue collection jJ:)oludi~ (i.> LllUd Havenus (ii) Tribute (iii) JVhtrnl (iv) Irrigation, etc. etc, leaving aside _ ~~lQe grain rented villages is R.bout 33 lakhs. Sale of land, trees, na.tural produce, tinea, ~ptoms etc: ete., a.re other sources of revenue. - ~ ~iii 1. 48. About 28,000 acres of land are available for cultivation in the district. About . - 'WOO acres i. e., one fourth of it has beeu, by now, brought under Grow More Foed plough. Campaign VI. Public Works. 49. There is a separate Public Works Department machinery in the district controlled by the Exeoutive Engineer of the division whose headquarters are n.t J aipllr. The Assistant Engineer P. W. D. with his headquarters at l:;awai Madhopur looks after all the State buildings, roads, ferries etc. rrhere are Overseers under him with headquarters at different places. The irrigation tanks and lands are also supervised by the Zilledars a.nd Overseers of the irrigation branch under the P. W. Department. 'VII. Protection. - 50. The headquarters of the Superintendent of Polioe have been -trnnRferred recently from Hindaun to Sawaimadhopur. rrhere l:Lre two Deputy Superintendtllts and the head­ quarters of one of them is art Kamuli and that of the other at Hawrtima(lhounr. A Police line has also been established recently at Sawaimadhopur. There are four Circle Ins­ pectors of Police in eaoh sub-division along with other Ruh-InspectorR fj,nd Constables. There are 14 Police Stations; 8s,ch unaer a Sub-Inspector of Poi ice, and 15 Police outposts in the district. There are sub-jails at each sub-divisional headquarters. fl'he total cons­ ta.bulary of the police comes to about 450. VIII. Education. 51. There'&T6 ionr High Schools at the Headqua.rters olthe sub-divisions, i. e;, at Bawaimaa.hoptlr; Garngapar, Hindaun and K8irauli, and 196 Primary schools in the .. viltage3. All tBe&e 8chQ(;)ls are open to scheduled 3astes and there are also S'8pMll.te ",1I00\s for Harija.na-at Rindaun and Karrauli. 52. There are Forest training schools, Agricaltllre SchoDI and Pupil teachers lnining school at SQ,wrumadhopur and a. Sanskrit Pathshala for teaching of Sanskrit ~to MadhYBim& stand8lrd, at K8Ifauli.

IX. Public Health. 53. There ate about 15 Government Hospitals at the Sub-Divisional and Tehsil Headqllarters and a number of Ayurvedic Aushdhalayas. Most of these Aushdhalayas are run -by privMe persons and have been opened in the Tehsil towns{)r at Sub-division headquartt3rs or at villages with a population of about one thousand souls or more. The General Hospital at Karauli is really a good hoopital in the sub-division. It has been l1?~ovid~d with 50 beds for indoor pa.tients, one X-ray plant and well equipped fairly good \'lt6ra.tlon theatre.

54. ffwo touring Vaidyas in connection with the Rural development work ha.ve ~een appointed and they are visiting as many villages as possible. One Touring Dispen­ ~a.ry ~n c?arg~ of, ~ . ~nedical Offic~r of the Publi.c H~alth Department has - &lso b~en .,vorkmg III the ihstncu to cope WIth the local epIdemICS, cholera, small-pox etc. 1he "accination work is carried out by the staff of the Public Health Departmel.'~. - -j ·x. Local Self-Government. 55. In·Moorda.uce with the District Board ,A0t of 1947 a. District Board h1l.s been

r-c6msDitu·ted in 1948:., It .consists of 26- -mernbersl 4 of whom are :ex40ffieio wempets &.ppctinted by "the Government. The Collector is the ex-officio CbairriH~n 9f the district board. It is empowered ·to levy taxes and cesses to raise funds for making.:pMV'isions for edaeatlien, sanitatiO'll, oonstruobion of tanks. wells, roads, bridges, cntverts eto. It has levied cess on Land Revenue at the ra.te of one anna in a rupee in cash-rented areas· and six pies ill a rupee on the grain-rented areas. The Government contributes an amount _:equivalent to the totn.l amount of oess oolleoted in the khalsa area from the cultivators. Bimilary the State grantees with an annual incoD!l'e of Rs. ]0,000 are liable to pa.y contributions.

56. There are Town Mnnicipal Boards at Sawai Madhopur, Gangapur, Hrndat1n, TbdAhhiffi and Karauli. Each oonsists of 9 to 12 elected members Rccording to th13 si2!e and 'pop'ulatinn of th"~ town, the MunicipH.l Board a.t Karauli being the oldest. These ,MuQwtpa.1 Boards are -governed by the Ja.ipur Municipal JBoard Aot of 1943. According:, [ i~ J

to rules a. town ha.ving a. popula.tion of more than 5,000 can have a Municipal Board. 'fhe number of nominated members in a Board oannot exoeed one fourth of the total strength, the eleotorates being joint. The main function of the 'l'own Munioipal Bontds has, for the present, been to look after the arrangements of lighting and sanitation. The taxes and fees realised by them are :- (1) Rentals of Munioipal and pavement shops. (2) Ootroi oollections. (3) Terminal tax. (4) Entertainment tax. (5) House tax, vehicle and animal tax. (6) 'Fees On flour mil.l$.., lime kilns, G hamts. The Government subsidizes the budgets of the Municipal Boards.

57. 'fhe Jaipur Looal or Village Panchayat Act had been passed in HH-. According to this Act a Village Panchayat can be establishAd in a village of population of more than one thousand. A Panchayat consists of 7 to 12 members appointed by tbe Collector. The functions of these Panchayats are to look after the proper water supply, sanitation, prohibition of offensive or dangerous trades without license, maintenance of cn.ttle ponds, relief to poor and sick, planting and preservation of groves, control of cattle-stand and grn.zing grounds, light in the villa.ges and construction and clearance of cart-traoks and dmins. Financial aid to tbe Panchayats is given by the Distriot Boards. The Gram Pancha-yat Act passed in 1948 has widened the sphere of activities of Panchayats both in executive and judicial matters.

Xl. Miscellaneous. 58. Permits for cement, iron and steel are alsoissued by the District Snpply Officer on the recommendations of the Tchsild~l,rs and the Naib-Tehsildars of the Supplies Department. The brunt of the entire work of procuren:ent of food gmins in the district is really borne by the staff of the Hevenne Department. The establishment of the Supply Officers at the district head-quarters and the appointment of the District Supply Officers has, however, resulted in cuntralizing the aocounts and correspondence relating to pro­ curement work in the collectomte at the head-quarters of the district.

69. About 1110 diflplaced persons have been settll;)d in the district, of whom about 400 are in tbe Tebsil Sawu,imadbopur, about the same number in Rehabilitation. rrehsil Gangapur and about 200 in Gangapur town. 1'hey are scattered in the other Tehsils'in small Ilumbers. Those who have preferred to live in towns ha"8 taken up some sort of business, and have opened shops and stalls in the town, while those who have preferred to take up oulti vat ion have gone to the 'Villages in the interior,

APPENDIX I.

Fairs held in the District.

1 8hri Kela. Devi Fair Karauli .... Chait Budi 12 to Chait Sudi 12 15 days. _ 2 Shiv Ratri Fak ... Karauli ... March or April 15 . ·days. S Shri Mahabeer Fair Hindaun March or April.

4 Shri Ganesbji Fair Llanthanbhor in Sawaimadhopur Bhadwa Sudi 4.·

5 Kali Fair (Chouth MatH.,). Barwara (Sawaimadhopur) Mah Sudi 4.

6 Ramesh war Fair Tehsil Khandar Sawaimadhopur . Mangsir. [ x ]­ APPENDIX II.

Statement .howing milea.ge of roads which are routes for Passenger buses running in Sawaimadhopur distriot. o Z ______ROUTE.J_ ___ .. __ -- ,.---- Miles From (ro _. 1 Sawaimadhopur Khandar ... 24 :3 Sawaimadhopur Pali .. , ]8 3 Gangapur ...... Gudhachanderji 40 4 Hindaun Mandawar 34 5 Gangapur Gudhacha.nderji 40

6 HinJaun Mandawar 34 7 Hindaun Gangapur ... 20

8 Bonli ••• ••• :. '. _ Malarna Dungar ., t 16

9 Shri Mahavirji ... Shri Mahavirji Station 6 SAWAllUDHOPUR DISTIUCT

REVIEW OF POPULATION FIGURES.

1. This district is situated.in the eastern llll.l't ot the State of RR.ln,sthan. It lies between. '25° 45' and 2'1° 15' north latitudes and 75° and 2130 ~4" Inttodlletion. east longitudes. It.is bounded on the north by Alwar district; on', tEe, east by Bharatpur district, and on tbe south by Kotah. district, and On the west and north-west by Tonk and Jaipur districts respectively.

~. It COll%l'ilot% ot 4: ~\'lb-t\i~i'ilo\on% amll'2 '.rebsHs. There are 14: Police Statlons and l~ Outposts. ' 3. This district consists of 14 towns and 1,513 villa.ges having a population of, 765,172 persons, (males 407,181 and females 357,991) of whom only Population. 96,2'29 persons or 12'57 per cent reside in the urbftn units and rest in rnral ones. This district stands 6th in rel.ipect of population among the districts of Rajasthan viele Annexure" A". A majority of villages are of the smallest. size with a popUlation below 500 persons, There l~re 14 towns (l) Sa wai-' Madhnpur (~) Bonli (3) Khandn.r (4) Gangapur (5) Wazirpur (6) Bltmanwas (7) Nadoti (8) Hindaun (9) rroda-Bhim (10) Mahuwa (11) Karauli (12) SapQtra (13) Mandrail and (14) Malarna-Dunger. .

4.' The popubtion of this district, as composed on Mnrch 1, 1951, according "to~ Census of 1941, was 682,525 (males 362,319 !tnd females 320,206), The last decade has witnessed an increase of 82,647 i.e" 12'1 per cent. This district occupies 18th posi., tion in the districts of Hajasth!tn with respect to growth of popllifttion, "ide Annexure HBtI Its growth is below the average growth in Ra,jasthan by 2'8 pel' cent. This growth to Urban units has been 42'5 per cent while in the Rural uruts it is 8'76 per ,cent.

5. The area of this dis~rict is 4,203'8 sq. miles as supplied by Surveyor General of India. It thus covers 3 ~ per CAnt of the totn.l area of the State and' Area. and Density. stands 14th in respect of area when compared with the other distri-, : .' .. "'. ' cts of Hajasthan vide Annexure "0". The Director of Land RecOt'dlr :ij,ltjasthan, states the area of the district to be 4,057 sq, miles, It has It density, of 182 persons per sqnare mile. It was 162 in 1941. It stands nh among the districts of Rajas­

than in ,that respect, Its density is. far a.bove the average density of Hajasthan which iii > 117 and below that of Jaipur division (221'8) of which it forms a part vide Annexures "D" and "F". 6. The nUIIJ.ber or' occupied houses in this distriot is 127,125 whioh are inhabited· by 156,946 households; (112,185 hmlf)eg occupied by 137)343 Occupied houses, households in rural areas Itnd 14,940 houses occupied by 19,603 households, family households in urban units). composition and sex ratio. 7. The number of persons per occupied house i3 6'0 (5'9 in rural aud 6'4· in urban units), and the same was the proportion in 1~41. The average cOluposition of a household is 5 persons both in rural and urban unIts. The household population of the distrIct --is 760626 (664,5\18 in rural and 96,028 in urban ), i.e., 4;546 less than the total population.. ' Thi~ last figure represents the houseless persons and inmates of institution~ etc. 'Jhe~ number of femHoles per thousand males in this district is 879 in.the total population and 881 in household popullttion. It waS 884 in total population in 1941 vide Annexure "K'. In the rural units it is 874 and in the urban units it is 919.

S. The number of total literates is 48,698 or 6~'64 per thOJ1S11,nd (males 45,014 i.e" Literacy. 110'0 per thousand and females 3,684 i,e., 10'3 per tbousR,nd). The. condition is different in rural from urban Nhnfber ofllteratea per thousand of units as is depicwd in the inset tabla:

Persons Males I Fema.le. Rural 48 [1 86'26 1-5"0- Urban 169.0 i 281'46 4,6!l I' \ 9. The strength of persons depending directly or indirectly upon agriculture is . 570,940, They form 74'6 per cent ohue total population and if we Principal means of take out of consideration those who are ~ot directly in touch with livelihood. land i. e, nOll'cultivating owners of land and their dependants, the . percenta.ge of actuitl agriculturIsts and their dependants comes to 73'4 only~ Among the a.gricuJturists, the la.rgest percentage i. e. 59'8 is that of-culti­ vators af land wholly or mainly owned and their dependants, 'l'be cultivators of land wholly Gr mainly unowned and their dependa.nts form a percentage 11'0 only. The culti­ vating bbourers and non-cultivating owners of land are only' ~'6 and 1'3 per cent respectively.

10. Non-agricultural category forms 25'4 per cent and among themselves the large majority depend upon" other serVICes and miscellaneous sources" who form 9'8 per cent of the general population. Industrialists comprise ~'2 per cent, traders are 5'2 per cent, transp@rt iradllstry supports 1'2 per OOll t only.

lL In the rural units the agricultllral classes form 81'6 per cent of the total rural population and the non-agricliltuml classes form 18'4 per cent, of whom .cultivatnrs of owned land. ana tBeir dependants form 6·:)'8 per cent, cultivators of unowned la.nd and their dependants form 11'7 per cent, culti vating labourers and their dependants form 2'8 per oent while the ncm-cultivating o\vners .of land form 1'3 per cent only.

12. Of the non-agricultural category in the rural areas the largest number belongs to Indu.stl'ialists who are 7'6 per {lent; "other services and miscellaneous sources "group ranks second being 0'9 per cent. Traders come next a.s they Sllpport 3'4 per cent. Transport stands last with a per-centage of ()"'5 only,

13. Ia the llrhan umits the owner cultivators and the cllUiva~ors of unowned land are 17 I) and 5'9 per cen.t respacti vely of the total urhall population. 'rhe cultivating labourers 9.nd nOll-cultivating owners of land are 1'2 and 1'0 per cent respectively. The non­ .agrioulttilral oategory forms 74'1 per cent. The largest group depends upon "other services and miscellaneous sources" being 3Q-O per cent. Indus~riahsts being 20'6 per cent, and, traders 17'9 per cent. Only 5·'6 per cent of the populaholl are engaged in transport/industry. 14.. Ec(momicaUy ina.ctive persolHI can be grouped into two categories. (a) Those who earn their Ii velihl.Ood without any activity e.g. pensioners, sti­ :Economically iJ1ac· petH} holders, reoeivers of rent from land or buildings or interest and tiye persoDs, (b) those whose ltctivities a.re ulleoorwmic in their nature e.g. beggars, prostitutes etc. The nnmber of sllch persons in this district .is 1,849 (1,385 males and 464 females). They form 0'24 per cent of the topal population of the dis­ trict. Their illrther detai1s are given in District Eoonomic 'rable J? III Employers, Employees 3.11d Independent W ork-ers in Industries and SerVlJeS by Divisions and Sub-divisions. 15. The principal langllage of this district is Hindi which is really a dialect of Western Hindi. It is spoken by 440,015 persons, i.e., u7'5 'per cent. Language. Of the other languages or dialects spoken in this district Dhundhari or J itipul'i ii3 spoken by 149,652 i.e., 19'5 per cent of the popUlation. Spea.kers of Brij-bhasa, l\larwMi and Rajasthani are 40,558, 33,466 and 23,630 i.e., 5·'3, 4'4 a.aQ 3-1 per cent, respectively. Speakers of Harauti and Urdu are 18,772 and 12;001 :i.~e" 2'4 and 1'56 per cent respf3ctively. Speakers of Mal vi, Rftngari or Ahiri are 11,934 i.e.~ 1'55 fjer cent.. Speakers of Dangi and Ajmeri are 11,481 and 4,160 i.e" 1'5 and 0'5 per ceRt respeotilV&ly. 'rhe ullmber ·of speakers of other languages is insignificant being lesB . than one per cen't each. 16. A vast majority of the people of this district are Hindus being 93'1" per cent, next come Mllslims who are 0'45 per {lent, Jainism ranks third· Religion. having 0.82 per cent of tae population as its followers. Sikhs a,nd Christians combined form even less than 0'1 per cent. 17. The Scheduled castes population enumerated in this district is 128,537 i.e., 16'8 per cent of the tota.l population and there is none bel~ngjng to Scheduled Castes. Scheduled tribes. A list of _Scheduled castes notified by the Government of India is appended Annexure "H". . . 18. Of the persons enumerated in this district 95'11 per cent are born in ·£he district itself, while those born in other districts of Rajasthan are lIigrants. 3.61 per cent. For distriotwise details of the above items see Distriot· Table D. IV' (migra.nts). Persona born in India. outside Rajas. than are 8,401 that is 1.1 per cent. 'fhose born ia countries in Asia beyond India are 1,363 i.e, 0.17 per cent. All of them were born iu areas now known as Pakistan a.nd h.ave corne here as displa.oed persons. Persons born in Europe are only 4 in number.

19. The number of displaced persons in this district is'l,356. Out of whom 84 have immigrated from mast Pakistan (58 in 1947 and 26 in 1948) Displaced Persons. and rest from West Pakistan (689 in 1947, 55:i in 1948, and 30 in 1949). Majority of them 627 i.e., 46'23 per cent are traders, 250 Le., 18'43 per cent earn their livelihood by tra.nsport, "Other services and misceHaneous sources" group ranks third being 199 i.e., 14'7 per cent. Industrialists are 187 tha.~ is 13'8 .. per cent only, Oultivators of owned land and of unowned hnd are 79 and 10 Le" f.i'82 and O~73 per cent respecti vely. Oulti vating labourers are 4 i.e., 0.29 per cent~

20, In this district the total number of persons affiicted by infirmities ( the blind, the deaf-mutes, the insane and the lepers) are 2,691 that is '3'5 per . Infirmities. thousand. BlindnesS' is the most prominent, the number affiicted by it being 1,999 that is 2'6 per thousand, Persons affiicted by the ~e8t of the infirmities are 692 i.e., 0'9 per thousand. 54' Ii per cent of the tota.l blind persons are in the age grollp 55 and over. Similarly 31'2l per cent of the tota.l dea.f­ mute~, 33.16 per cent of the tota.l insa.ne and 37'2 per cent of the tota.llepers are in this -a.ge 'group. . 4 "'.) ANNEXURE "A". -'Dlstricts of Rajasthan arraJiged' by Population.

S. No. District Total Rural Urban i Jiiipur .... 1~65(),O97 1,186,885 469,212 2 Udaipur ...... 11912:32, , 1,043,253, 147,979

3 B'haratpur ... ••• 907,.399 757,177 150,222 4: Aivlftr ... .- 881,993 763,155 ' 98;838

l '., 5 Kot:\h 166,19S 639,230 . 126,968 6 Sa.wai Madhopur ... 765,172 668,943 96,229 7 Nagaur ... ••• ... 763~829 664,250 99,579 8 . i3hilwa,ra ... 727,356 659,851 67,505 9 Jodhpnr ...... 691,786 463,39iJ 228,387 10 Sikar ... 677,782 529,49~ 148,284 11 Pali ... 660,856 570,727 90,129 12 Ganganngar ..., .... 630,130 539,217 90,913

13 Jhunjhunu .... ••• 588,621 448,295 140,326 14 Chittorgarh -...... 587,724 524,570 63,154 15 Churn - ••• - 523,276 338,174 185,102 16 Jalore ...... 459,467 431,416 28,051 17 Barmer 441,368 408,601 32,767

18 Tonk 400,947 332,268 68,679 19 Jhalawltf ... 373,810 330,826 42,984

20 Banswara. ... ••• 356,559 336,874 19,685 21 Bikaner .... ••• 330,329 181,341 148,988 22 Dungarpur ...... 308,243 . 286,501 21,742

" 23 Bundi ••• 280,518 232,760 47,758 24 Sirohi .... ••• 237,362 209,502 27,860 25 Jaisalmer ...... 102,743 94,717 8,026 f5 ANNEXURE "B" Diitricts .. of Rajasthan ,arranged, according t. Percentage of Growth of Population.

, Growth Growth S. ,- .J... -... S. ,- _;._ -... No. District Actual Percentage No. District Actual Percentage 1 Jaipur. · +365,537 +28'3 14 Churu · +68,148 +15'0. 2 Tonk • · ,+76,20~ +23'5 15 Chittorgarh .. +66,854 +12'8 3 Barmer • ,+78,071 +21'5 16 Bundi .. +31,144 +12'5 4 JDtlhpur , '. -v 118,103 .~ +20'6 17 Dimgarpur · +33,961 +12'4 5 :Sbohi • • ;t-40,071 _+20'3 18 S8Iwai Madhopur · +82,647 +12'1 . 6 Jhunjhunu · .+97,750 ~. +1~'9 19 J~isalmer +9,497 +10'2 7 Pali · +105,~7,o· rf..:lS·g .' 20 Sikar · +61,868 +10'0 8 ::Banswara ; , :+56,646_ ;.+lS'9 21 Bi~{l,net . • +26,493 +8'7 9 (j-anganagar · . .+96,156 '_'f; + 18'0 22 Jh~awar. • +26,784 +7'7 10 Ud!ioipuJ:', , ' • +178,051 • +17'6; 23. Ko~h +39,041 +5'4 11 ll.Ptgaur .. , , -t107,45~' +16'4 24 Bharatpur +46,058 +5'3 12 Bhilwara • +96,262 +15'3 25 Alwar • • +16,602 . +20 13 Jalore • +59,897 +l!5'O

ANNEXURE "0".

Districts of Rajasthan arranged according to Area.

Area in square S. B. District District Are" in _quare No. miles No. miles

1 Jaisalmer 15,967'5 14 Sawai Madhopnr 4,203'S 2 Barmer • 10,150'5 15 Tonk • 3,581,6 3 Jodhpur. 9,434'4 16 Alwar . 3,245'3 4 Bikaner • 8,446'6 17 Ohittorgal'h 3,231'2 5 Ganganagar • 8,22£5-0 18 Bharatpm 3,132'6 6 Udaipur 6,957'5 19 Sikar 2,941'9 I 7 Nagaur 6,898'8 20 Jhalawar 2,311'2 8. Ohuru 6,512'4 21 Jhunjhunu 2,310'5 9 Jaipur 6,295-4 22 Bundi 2,138'9 • ' • .t, . 10 Jalore · 4,923'6 23 Banswara 1,953,8 11 Kotah 4,784'6 24 Sil'ohi 1,671.1 12 Pali 4,750'7 25 Dun~arpur 1,466'3 13 Bhilwara • 4,671"5 Total 130,206'7· 6 -ANNEXURE 'D'. Districts of Rajasthan arranged according tv Density per square mile with ¥ariation since 1941 3. S. District 1~41 1951 Variation. No. Variation. No. District 1941 1951 1 Bhal'atpur · 275 290 +15 14 Sirohi 118 142 +24 2 Alwar 260 266 15 Pali · 117 139 +22 · + 6 ~ :3 Jaipur 205 263 +58 16 Bundi • 117 131 +14 4 , 2]2 Jhunjhunu 255 +43 17 Tonk · . 91 112 +21 5 Sikar 209 230 +21 18 Nagaur • 95 111 +16 () Dungarpur • 187 210 +23 19 Jalore 81 93 +12 7 Sawai Madhopur. 16'2 18'2 +'20 20 Churu 70 80 +10 8 Chittorgarh · 161 182 +21 21, Ganganagar 65 77 +12 9 Banswara · 154 182 +28 22 Jodhpur • . 61 73 +12 10 Udaipur · 146 171 +25 23 BRrmer • 36 43 + 7 11 Jhalawar • 150 162 +12 24 Bikanei ' 36 39 + 3 12 Kotah 152 160 + 8 25 .J aisalmer · . 6 6 13 Bhilwara ·.. 135 lS6 +21

ANNEXURE] "E".

Districts of Rajasthan arranged according to prepond.rance of females.

N 0- of females No. of ferrHI.]es per 1000 males in per 1000 males in S. S. District ,----_)._---l .r-;o. District r----..J,...---l No. 1941 1951 ]94] 1951

1 Dungarpur. 970 1,003 14 Kotah 919 926 2 Banswara; 996 983 15 Tonk , 903 925 3 Sirohi 947 973 16 Jaipur . 914 919 4 Sikar 920 972 17 Jalore 921 913 5 Udaipur 9-13 960 18 Bundi 918 913 6 Chittorgarh 944 958 19 Jodhpur 887 899 7 Jhunjhunu. . 881 956 20 Alwar • 890 896 8 Jhalawar 925 952 21 Sa wai Madhopur 884 879 I 9 Pali ~l43 946 22 Banner 86H 869 10 Churu 908 939 23 Ganganagar 814 836 91~ 936 24 Bhara'pur . 840 885 11 Nagaur . , 12 Bhilwara 943 934 25 J aisalmer • - 807 813 13 Jaikaner 866 929 7 AN NEXURE "F ". Density of population pel' square mile in the Administrative Divisions of the State of Rajasthan.

S.No. Divisions Density per square mile

1 Jaipur 228

2 Udaipur 173 ;) Kotah 154

4 Bikaner • 64

5 Jodhpur • 62

ANNEXURE "E"

Scheduled Castes.

PubUlhed in the Notification, Gazette oj India, Extraordintl,ry Part 11 Section 3. No.~27 dated 11th Augu8t 19f>O Order No. S. R. C. 510 dated 6th Sept., lQ50.

1 Adi Dharmi 12 Chamar 23 Kapadia Sansi 34 Nut

2 Ahed 13 Ohurs. 2,i Kbangae 35 Pasi

3 Bndi 14 Dabgar 25 Kbatka 36 Raigar

4 Bagri 15 Dhankia 26 Kooch Band ~7 Ramdasia

5 Bajgar 16 Dheda. 27 Koria 38 Rawal

6 Bansphor 17 Dome 28 Kunjar 39 Sarbhangi

7 Bargi 18 Gandia 29 Madari 40 Singi wals.

8 Bawaria 19 Garancha Mehtar 30 Majhabi 41 Sansi

9 Bhand 20 Godbi 31 M€hal' 42. Thori

10 Bhangi 21 Jatia 32 Mehtar 43 Tirgar

11 Bidakia 22 Kalbelia 33 Mochi 44 Varlmiki 13 ICHE.I. OF CENSUS TABLES

Census Tables Prepared this time fall under ahe following six broad groups:­

A GENERAL POPULATION TABLES. :B ECONOMIC TABLES. C . HOU8EHOLD AND AGE (SAMPLE) TABLES. D SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES. E SUMMARY TABLE. F LOCAL TABLE. Tltere are five Tables under General Population Tables. These are:-

A I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION. . A. II V ARlATION IN POPULATION DURING FIFTY YEARS. A III TOWNS AND VILLAGES OLASSIFIED BY POPULATION • . A IV TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATIO)1 WITH VARIATIONS SINCE 1901. A V TOWNS ARRANGED TERRITORIALLY WITH POPULATION BY LIVELIHOOD CLASSES.

Economic Table. comprise of three separate Tables. These are:-

B I LIVELIHOOD CrJASSES AND SUB-CLASSES • .13 II SECONDARY MEANS OF LIVELIHOOD. B III EMPLOYERS, EMPLOYEES AND INDEPENDENT WORKERS IN INDUSTRIES A.ND SERVICES BY DIVISIONS AND SUB-DIVISIONS.

There are five. Table. in the Group of Household and Agi (.ample) Table •. These are:--

C I HOUSEHOLD (SIZE AND COMPOSITION). C II LIVELIHOOD CLASSES BY AGE GROUPS. C III AGE AND CIVIL CONDITION. e IV AGE AND LITERACY . . 0 V SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS.

They have been prepared on sample basis.

Social and Oultural Tables consist of seven Tables. These are:-

D I IJANGUAGES; D I (I) MOTHER TONGUE; D I (n) BILINGUALISM. D II RELIGION. D III SCHEDULED CASTES AND SOHEDULED TRIBES. D .. IV MIGRANTS. D V DISPLACED PERSONS BY LIVELIHOOD CLASSi:i. D VI NON-INDIAN NATIONALS. D VII EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS. There is only one summary: Table:-

E SUMMARY FIGURES BY ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS.

Tliere is only one local table:..:...

(~) INFIRllITIEi. 9 DEFINITIONS AND REY TO S\"M BOLS. Definitions.

Tract:-In past censuses the census figures were tabulated by administrative units i.e. districts, tehsils etc. This time in almost a,ll t~Lbles the figures have been represented by units which have been technically cn,lled "TRACrrS". rrract5 are of three kinds, (1) all villages of a sub-division t~tken together form one rural tract; (2) all towns (which are not cities) in a distl'icb bken together form [tn "urban nOll-city tract" and (3) every city is an "urban city trMt" or in short "city tract". A list of tracts comprised in each district has been given in the handbook of the district.

Town:-A "rrown" has been defined as every municipality, every cantonment or every villftge which had a population of 5,000 or Over in 1941 or any other village which was treated as a town for special reasons by the State Census Superintendent.

Oity:-A "City" is normally defined as a town with a population of one lac or over, but this definHion has been relaxed in Rajasthan, and towns with a population of 50,000 or over have also been treated as cities, to bring the definition in uniformity with the one adopted in the Municipal Act.

Village:-A HVillage" means a reveuue mauza. whose revenue is realised under & separate name. It includes all hamlets attached to it.

House:-A "House" has been defined as every structure made of any material which i. actually used as human hahitation or if not so used, is capable of being so used, which has separate main entrarice from the street, lane, by-lane, etc. It includes structures of alHtinds such as residential houses, temples, mosques, offices, etc. The minimum, which was necessary for qualifying a structure to be classed as a house, was at least two walls and a. roof made of any material.

Occupied,House:-"Occupied houses" were those which were used ~ctually for the residence of huma.n beings.

Houselwld:-A "Household" has been defined to mean and include all persons living in one and the same house and dining H,t a common mess irrespective of their blood relationship e.g. servant5 residing with their mfl.sters and taking meals in their kitchen were treated as members of the master's household. On the contrar"y even nearest relatives as husband or wife were treated as separate families if for any reason they - happened to live in separate buildings and dine at separate kitchens.

Household Population:-"Household Population" means persons living in numbered houses as members of a commensal family including guests. and servants. It does not include (a) houseless persons or (b) inmates of institutions like jai,ls, hospitals, hostels, dak bungalows, boarding houses, orphanages, sarais, dharmashalas, police lines, military lines, asylums, etc.

Displaced person:-A "Displaced person" was (lefined "as a person who migrated from Western Pakistan after 1st March 11H:7 or from Eastern Pakistan after 15th October 1946 due to communal disturbances or fear of distnrbances or due to partition of India and Pakistan. Children born to such persons after their migration to India. were not to be treated as displaced persons.

Wa'rd:-A "Ward" was defined as municipal ward in case of municipal towns'. In non-municipal towns wards have been made arbitrarily by the Census Department. . Means oj Livehhood;-In former censuses it was customary to ropresent the basic population data by cQlumunity or religion. This time an innovation has been made and in most of the tables the figures are published by Means of Livelihood groups. All occupations have been ch1.ssified under eight bmad classes and given code numbers which are as follows:-

1 .. Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned and their dependants. 10

II Cultivators o! land wholly or mainly unowned il,nd their dependants. III Cultivating labourers and their dependants.

IV Non~cultiv:1ting owners of land, agricnltnral rent receivers and their depen dan ts.

Persons (including depe~d:tDts) who deri ve theil' principal moans of liyelihood fl'om:-

V Producbion other than cultivation.

VI Oommerce. VII Transport.

VIII Other services and miscellaneous sources.

N. B.-In most of the Tables, the mIl class numher is only given instead of describing the class.

{Jade N().-In the enumeration stage a set of location code numbers was prescribed to identify ~rwh inhabited spot, whereby the districts were numbered serially within the State, tehsils within a; district and cities, towns or villages within a tehsil. Similarly houses were numbered within a village and households within each house. Hamlets were given sub-numbers under the number of the parent village.

Key to Symbols

MIL Means of livelihood. rr ... Total.

R ••• Rural. U Urban.

p ••• Persons . 1\1 Males.

F Females.

S. D. R. ••• Sub-Division RUl'al.

IJetter "M" wben used with the name of a city indicates "Municipality"; letters "'I' .E" ..... T own B oar; d "N1.. A" .. ... Nl Olet'fi d Area. . 11

DISTRICT CENSUS DATA AT A GLANCE 1951.

Code- No. 'And' Name of Sub-Region 2'3 Trans Gangetic Plains Sub-Region. Code No. and Name of Natural Division 2'34 East Rajasthan Plain Division. Code No. and Name of District- :- (1) According to Natural Region 2'343 Sawaimadhopur. - (2)-According to Enumeration Location Code. 4 Sawaimadhopur.

1. Area in 8q; mIles 4,203,8 Proportion to total area of the State 3'2 P.C.

2. PopulaLion :- p, 0, of total Persons Males Females Females per popUlation 1000 males of the State.

765,172 407,181 357,991 879 5'0 1951 668,943 357,037 311,906 874 5'3 {~ 96,229 50,144 46,085 919 3'6

68~,525 362,319 320,206 8R4 5'1 ' 1941 615,017 326,801 288,216 882 5-4 l~ 67,508 35,518 31,990 901 3-6

182 Density- '1 . {1951 S. per square ml e In 1941 162

4, Variation in population ~Actual Percentage

1901 - 1911 4;778 '8 1911 - 1921 61,503 -10'1 1921 - 1931 + 55,172 + 10'1 1931 - 1941 + 78,552 + 13'0 1941 - 1951 + 82,647 + 12'1 1901 - 1951 (in the last 50 yean,) + 150,090 + 24'4

5. Mean decennial growth rate during 19~1 - 51 ••• +11'4

6. Towns and villages classified by population. p, O. to totaJ No. Population population of Females per District 1000 males

Cities ... ~ Towns other than Cities 14 96,229 919

Villages with a population of:- Over 5,000 2,000 to 5,000 31 79,844 10"4 901 1;000 to 2,000 114 150,584 19"7 883 500 to 1,000 284 199,186 26'C 875 Less than 500 1,084 289,329 31'3 1:)57 Tota.l ... --1,513 668,943 87'4 874 1')

1. Occupied Houses and Households.

Persons per Persons per No. of occupied No. of households houses occupied house household

T 127.125 156,946 6'0 5'0 R 112;185 137,343 60 5'0 U 14/940 19,603 6'0 5'0

S. No. of households per 100 Occupied Houses . 123'5

. 9. No. of displa.ced persons.

Persons. Males. Females.

T 1,356 756 600 R 244 145 99 U 1,112 611 501

10. Distribution of population by MIL Classes per 1000.

Total Agricultuntl I II III IV

Actual per I per IJ ,000 I Actual '1,000 I Actual Il,~~~' Actual 11:a~0 I Actual l1:a~0 , T 570,940 747 457,326 598 83,865 llO I 20,087 26 9,662 13 R 545,985 816 440,063 658 78,222 117 18,932 28 8,718 13

U 24,95[) :WO 17,263 179 5,643 59 J,105 12 944 10

Total Non-Agricultnml V VI VII Vin

Actual per per per I A t per I I per I1,000 I Actual I1,000 IAetnal I1,000 etual] ,000 IAetua 1,000 . ! T 194,232 254 70,635 92 39,988 52 8,841 1 12 74,768 98 R 122)958 I 181 50,835 76 22,745 34 3,4.57 5. 45,921 69 ·U 71,274 741 19,800 06 243 179 5,384 56 300 '2 1 17, 1 1' 28,847/ 1 11. Distribution of population by Religion-

Religion Persons Percentage of .total population of the Distt •.. Hindug 716,726 93.7 Sikhs 167 less than one Jains 6,304 .8 Buddhist~ ... Zoroastrians Muslims 41,746 55 C h ristin.nIJ 229 less than one Jews Others ••• ••• 1~

12. Literates :- Actual Percentage Persons Males Females Persons Males Females T. 48,698 45,014 3,684 6'0 11'0 1'0 R. 32,454 30,900 1,554 50 g'O 0'5 U. 16,244 14,114 2,130 17'0 28'0 5'0

13. D~stribution by Economic status:-

Self-supporting persons ~ ... 309,588 Earning dependants 129,241 Non-earning dependants .... 3'26,344

Hi. Average population per Tehsil 63,764

15, Average area per Tehsil 350'3 square miles.

16. Industries:- " \1. Textile Industries Establishments 3,236 Nl1mbel'of 2. Non_rrextile Indu~tries Establishments 4,736 . 3. Handlooms in Textile Industries 3,136

17, Towns with their Code No.- . 4/1/143 Sawaimadhopur M. 4/6/4 Nadoti 4/2/45 Bonli 4/7/80 Hindaun M. 4/2/155 Malnrna Dnng:u 4/8/23 Toda Bhim M. 4/3/81 Khandar 4/9/b2 Mahuwa. 4/4/58 Ga.ngapur M. 4/10/20 Ramuli M. 4/4/26 Wazirpur 4/1J /69 ~apotra 4/5/65 Bamftuwas 4/12/133 Malldrail

18, Tracts comprised in this Distriat:- No. Name 17 Sawaimadhnpur Sub-Division Rural. 18 Gangapur Sllb-Divislon Rural. 19 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural. 20 Ramuli Sub-Division Rural. 21 Sawairnadhopur District Urban Non-City, 19. TehsillS with their Code No.- No. of HOU!'leholc1 House- Literates bolds . population Males Females Males Females 4/ 1 Sawaimadhopnr 20,751 52,777 47,5'1'1 6,374 683 4/ 2 Malarnn. Chor. 13,466 35,816 32,103 3,753 331 4/ 3 Khandar 8,084 19,824 17,389 1,~44 55 4/ 4 Gangapur 13,917 37,956 34,771 5,051 620 4/ 5 Bamanwas 10,034, ~6,020 22,771 2,076 80 4/ 6 Nadoti 8,905 23,549 20,765 2,606 96 4/ 7 Hindaun .... 19,792 48,462 42,2t;6 o,9 g9 3S3

4/ 8 Toda Bhim •. t. 15,'232 39,720 35,3G3 5,220 354 4/ 9 Mahuwa 12,902 33,366 29,733 4,383 864 4/10 Rarauli 18,277 45,903 38,721 5,038 565 4/11 Sapotra 11,345 30,010 25,G82 2,6Jl 152 4/12: Mandrail 4,211 11,020 9,085 1,339 31

N.B.-Figures in item No. 14, 15 and 19 include the figures of Urban area of the Tehsils concerned.

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A.-GENERAL POPULATION TABLES A.. I-Area, Houses and· Population

EXPLANATORY NOT1I r.rhis table shows the number of villages, towns, occupied houses and rural popula­ tion for each of the tehsils of the District. Serial No. 1 contains the aggregate corres­ ponding figures for the district as a. wliole.

The figures of area ag~tinst each unit h~ve been entered as supplied by the District Officer. They represent the total of unit, rural as well as urban, as separate figures for urban units were not available. The total area of the district, as supplied by the Surveyor General of India, has been given within the brackets against the name of district. The tehsilwisf.l area could not be made available from ~urveyor Genera1'.s Office. There are 12 Tehsils in this District. (1) Sawaimadhopur. (4) Gangapur. (7) Hindaun. (10) Karauli. (2) Malarna Ohor. (5) Ba,man was. (8) Toda, Bhim. (11) Sapotra. (3) Khandar. (6) Nadoti. (9) Mahuwa. (12) Mandrail.

POPULATIOM Area. Oocupied Administrative Unli in Sq. Villages Towns Pel'llone Milles Femalea '.No. miles hou£e~ (1) (2) (8) (4.) (1\) (6) (.,) (8) (42GS'S) I Stlwaimadhopur District Total 4,051 1,51J U 121,115 165,112 401,181 351,991 2 Stlwaimlldhopur District Rural 4,051 1,5IJ 112,185 668,943 3,51,031 311,906 3 Stlw.imadbopur Sub·Diyision Rural ... 1.471 454 28,252 184,759 97,133 87,026 4 Sawai Madhopur Tehsil Rural 637 194 12,733 90,454, 47,702 42,7511 6 Malarana ahor Tehsil Rura.l 4.1S 151 9.368 69,865 8I,61J!l 28,171 15 Khandar Tehsil Rural 416 109 6,151 34,440 19,337 16,103 7 Oangapur Sub·Division Rund 765 291 23,992 143,545 16,005 61,540 8 Gangapur Tehsil Rural 258 107 10,366 66.681 !l9,766 26,916 9 Bamanwas Tehsil Rural 267 117 6,883 4~,585 23,287 20,298 10 Nadoti Tabs!l Rural 240 73 6,743 4:1,278 1111.952 :lO,S\l6 11 nindsull Sub.DJ,,/s/on Rural 630 396 34,037 204,568 108,194 95,114 12 Hlndaun Tehsll Rural 236 118 12,476 76,245 40,800 85,445 13 Toda {lh1m Tehsil Rural Il( 8 130 10,616 68,865 36,498 82,867 14 Mahuwa Tt:hsil Rural . 186 U8 10,946- ' 59,4.58 lH,4~6 27,962

15 Karauli Sub.Dly/a/on Ruml 1,191 366 25,904 136,011 14,508 .61 f 566 16 Karauli Tehail .ural 48~ 180 12,810 65,676 36,827 29,349 17' Sapotra Tehsil Rural 501 135 9,868 53,489 118,894 24,695 18 Ma.ndrllil Tehln Rural 208 51 1l,~26 16.906 9,284 7,6:A~ 19 Saw;lmadhopur District Urban 14 14,9/0 96,229 50,144 46,085

A. II-Variation in Population during fifty Years. EXPLANATORY NOTE This table compares the population of the district as composed on 1st Maroh, 1951 with those of the last five censuses. The figures of past Oensuses have been taken from Provincial Table - I of thel'eports of the past Censuses. Census Yea' Person. Variation Milles Variation Female. 'VarhtioD. (1) (Il) (S) (~,) (5) (6) (7) 1901 • 615,082 328,838 286,244 1911 610,304 -4,778 8'.16,462 -'.1,376 'laS,S''l -'.I,40'l II1!U • 548,801 -61,503 295,150 -31,8111 253,651 -30,191 1981 · 603,973 +55,172 822,386 +27,236 281,587 +27,936 19£1 · 682,525 +78,552 862,319 +39,933 820,206 +88,619 1951 • 765,172 +82,647 '07,181 +44,862 357,991 +37,785 Net Variation lQOl-11161 + HiO,090 +78,3'3 +71,747 16 A. lII-Towns and Villa.ges

EXPLA.NATO.l.\Y NOTE :-- This table deals' with towns as well as viHages ta\,en together. They have been classified a.nd villages belonging to eaoh class, and their population sex wise has been shown separa.tely for the

There is no village wihh a popu\a.tion of 5,000 and over in this District.

~ ~ Totllll'opulation Town. lind Villagos with less than 2,000 population ..

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (H) (15) (16) (171

I Sawaimadhopur 1,527 765,172 407,181 357,991 1,483 315,7°0 274,648 1,034 128,846 Ilo,483234 105,233 92,9$3 11$ 80,627 71,212 District. . :2 SlIwlIiwlldhopur 458 101,026109,31991,641 444 81,481 12,791 347 41,10436,011 11 21,331 24,312 20 14,04012,468 S.D.R. a Sllowllim!\dhopur 195 101871 53,730 48,141 187 3656!; 32,29] 140 15,873 14,062 37 . 13,296 11,838 10 7,397 6,392 'l:ehsil. , lrlall1.l11Br ChOl Tahsil 158 67,942 35,825 32,117 148 27,578 24,396 116 15,090 13,257 27 9,291 8,242 Ii 3,197 2,897

~ Khsndar Tehsil ... 110 37,213 19,824 17,389 109 18,337 16,103 91 10,141 8692 13 4,750 4,232 5 3,446 3,179 6 UangtfRUrS.D.R,. 301161,055 88,370 18,685 291 61,108 60,210 201 26,188 22,593 64 20,610 18,611 30 20,910 19,006

V Gangapur Tehsil... 109 73.713 38,719 34,994 104 26,002 23,453 70 9,150 7.986 22 8,518 7,759 12 8,324 7,i08

S Eamanwas Tehsil. 118 4.8,809 26,030 22,779 116 22,069 19,190 91 10,462 8,906 18 . 6,773 6,063 7 a,834 4,22]

9 Nadoti Tehail 74 H,bBS 23,621 20,912 n 19,637 17,567 46 6555 5,701 14 5.319 4,789 11 7,75~ 7,077 10 ffindsun S.D.R. ," 399230,420 122,351108,063 384 93,483 82,234 253 31,649 27,105 93 35,465 31,014 38 26,369 23,516

11 Hindaun Tehsil... 119 9091i 48,572 42,346 112 82,687 28,421 56 8661 7,581 44 ~16,245 13,867 12 7.781 6,97C

12 Toda Bhim Tehsil. 131 75,956 40,163 35,793 127 33,209 29,406 84 10323 8905 24 9,329 8,442 19 13,557' 12,059

13 Mahuwa Tehsil 149 63,a6 33,622 29,924 145 27,587 24,407 113 12,665 11,216 25 9,891 8,705 7 5,031 4,486 U Karauli S.D.R. 369160,671 8'1,01'; 13,596 364 12,OM 69,/13 117 29,905 24,17'4 60 12,81/ 19,016 27 19,308 16,12J I lIS Karauli Tehsil 181 84,824 46,001 38,823 179 35,024 28,262 139 15,932 12732 26 10,426 8,557 12 8,666 o,9n

16 Sa potra Tehail 136 55,742 so, OM 25,688 134 27,726 23,529 98 10699 8,824 25 9,378 7,986 11 7.649 6,m

1'1' Ibndrlill Tihtll M 20,105 11 021) 9,085 61 !I.'lB4 7,622 40 3,~H 2618 7 3,017 2,473 , 2,993 2,531 17

Classified by Population

according to the population in the classes as shown in the heading of the table. The number" of towns District as a whole and for each of the tehsils of the District.

Towns and VilIaf;cs with [\ population 012,000--10,000 Towns Rmt Vilbgos with a population oi10,000 and above

,...------"------""---,r------'--~------_, Total :.J,OOO-5,000 5,000-10,000 Total 10,000-20,000 20,000-50,000 ci Z ---.A.--lr-----_;.._..-.--.-_".---'----,~--.J..--_,~---J.---,r_-- _.J.. __-, 3... ~ Ul NQ, Males Females No. Males Females No. IYhles Females No~ Males Females No. Males Females No. Males Females .. (111 (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (36)

40 60,613 54,889 38 54. 205 48,g82 2 6,408 5,9D7 4 30,852 28,454 4 30,862 28,454 13 20,810 19,461 13 20,810 19,461 I 6,028 5,389 I 6,028 5,389 ... 2 7 11,186 10,460 7 11,136 10.460 1 6,028 5,389 1 6,02B 5,389 S

8,!l47 7,721 5 8,247 7,721 4

1,487 1,286 1,487 1,286 5 9 13,214 11,785 8 10,531 9,304 1 2,143 2,481 1,388 6,690 1,388 6,690 6

4 5,929 ~,851 ! 5,329 4,851 ". II 7,388 6,690 1 7,888 6,690 7 ! 3,961 3,589 1 1,218 1,108 1 l,H3 2,481 8 3 3,984 3,345 3 3,981 3,345 9 14 21,102 18,928 13 11,431 15,502 I 3,665 3,426 1,112 6,901 I 1,112 6,901 10

6 8,113 7.02~ 6 8,113 7,024 1 7,772 6,901 1 7,772 6,901 11 I 6,954 6,381 3 3,289 2,961 1 3,665 3,426 '" 12 , 4 6,035 0,517 4 6,035 5,517 13 4 S,367 4,701) 4 5,361 4,109 ... 9,674 9,414 1 9,614 9,474 14 1 1,303 1,087 1 1,303 1,087 1 9,674 9,474 9,674 9,474 ... 15

i 2,828 2,159 ~ 2,328 2,159 ." 16

I 1,736 l,~63 1 l,786 1,463 ... .., ,l' 18

A. IV-Towns Classified by Population with variation since 1901

EXPLANATORY NOTE.

This table shows the population of the towns of the district for the last five Censuses by sex. It also gives the variation in the population from decade to decmle fdong with the n9t va.riation sln0e 1901.

In this table the cities aud towns llave been chssified and arranged according to population under six cla~ses namely:- I 100,000 and over. II 50,000 to 100,000 III 20,000 to 50,000 IV 10,000 to 20,000 V 5,000 to 10,000 VI Less than 5,000 The class in which the individual town falls is shown under the name of the town.

r The nature of the local body.functioning in each toWLl. is shown in the brackets after the name of the town wherever such body is functioning.

In this district 6 fresh towns have been added in this census namely :- (1) Bonli. (4) Wazirpur.

(2) Mahuwa C~ntt. (5) Khandar.

(3) Malal'na Danger. (6) Nadoti.

Town and year Tehsil l:'uilons Varia~ioll Males Variation Female~ VariatioQ.

(1) (II) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Urban Population (Distt. (rotal) 1901 62,826 33,418 29,408 1911 62,711_ -115 33,246 -172 29,465' +57 J\):H 54,607 - 8,104 29,613 - 3,603 24,964 - 4,501 1931 61,096 +6,489 32,830 +3,187 28,266 +3,302 IH4L 67,508 +6,412 35,518 +2,688 31,990 +3,724 1951 96,'229 +28,721 50,144 + 14,626 46,085 +14,095 Net Va,riation +;)0,403 +16,726 +16,677 (1901-1951.;

Karauli (M) Karauli (Class IV) 1901 23,482 1'2,725 10,757 .... 1£n1 19,803 - 3,679 10,548 - '2,177 • 9,'255 -1,502 1$)21 19,57a - 2'24 11,164 +616 8,415 -840 1931 19,671 +92 10,835 -329 8,836 +421 19-11 19,177 -404 10,048 -787 9,129 +293 195L 19,148 -29 9,674 -374 9,474 +345 Net Variation -4,334 - 3,051 -1283, (1901-1951.)

Hindaun (M.) Bindaun \ (Olass IV) HW1 11,938 6,200 ... 5,738 ... 1911 10,640 -1,298 5,737 -463 4,903 -835 19:21 8,687 -1,953 4,683 -1,054 4,00'1 -899 1931 10,825 +2,138 5,867 +1184 4,958 +954 " 1941 13,804 +2/979 7,452 +1,585 6,352 +1,394 19.51 14,673 +869 7,772 +320 6,901 +549 , Net V~triation ••• +2,735 ... +1 1572 .. +1,163 (1901-1951.) 19

Town 3" d ye~r Tehail Persons Variation Males Variation Females Va.ril~tion'

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Gangapur (M.) Gangapur (Class IV) llWl 5,155 2,709 2,446 1011 5,780 +625 3,199 +490 ~J)81 +135 ]921 6,5tl7 'HJ07 3,()4:3 -j-'HG 2,942 +361 1\J31 8,043 +2,::3:'5 1) 4,84G +1,201 4,097 +1,155 1 \) J 1. 11,050 +2,107 5,841 +!J\)5 , 5,209 +1,112 1961 14,078 +3,028 7,388 +1547 6,eDO +1,481 Net Variation .... +8,923 +4,679 +4,244 (1901-1951.) Sawaimadhopur (M.) Sawaimadhopur (Class IV) . 1901 10,328 5,499 4,829 1911 11,166 +838 5,900 +401 5,266 +437 1921 7,450 - 3,716 3,820 -2,080 3,630 -1,636 1931 8,216 + 7GB 4,293 +473 3,923 +293 1941 8,392 +176 4,248 -45 4,14/1 +221 1951 11,417 +3,025 6,028 +1,780 5,389 + 1,245 Net Vn.riation +1,089 +529 +560 (1901-1951.) Toda. Bhim (M.) Toda Bhim (Class V) 1901 6,629 •• 3,422 3,207 1911 6,886 +257 3,519 +97 3,367 +160 1921 4,891 -1,995 2,555 -964 2,336 - J ,031 1931 5,219 +328 2,736 +180 2,484 +148 1941 .5,841 +622 3,083 +348 2,768 +274 J 951 7,091 +1,250 3,665 +582 3,426 +668 Net Val'iation ... +462- +243 ... +2'19 (1901-1951.) Bamanwas Town Bamanwas (Class V) 1901 5,294 2,863 2,431 1911 4,292 -1002 2,229 -634. 2,063 -368 1921 3,505 -787 1,855 - 374 ],650 -413 1931 3,731 -l 2QG ],043 +88 1,788 +138 1941 4,185 +454 2,156 +213 2,029 +241 1951 6,224 +1,039 2,743 +587 2,481 +452 Net Variation -70 -120 +50 (1901-1951.) Bonli Town Malarna Chor (Class VI) 1951 4,662 2,382 2,280 .... Mahuwa ~Iahuwa (Cla.ss VI) 1951 4,088 2,1~6 1,962 Mlilarna Dunger Mda.rna Chor (Class VI) 1951 3415 1,749 1,666 . .... Mandrail Mandrail (Class VI) 1901 1911 2,514 1,279 1,235 ... Hl21 2,314 -200 1,132 -147 1,182 -53 1931 2,701 +387 1,3GB +:Z34 1.335 +153 1941 3,083 +382 . 1,660 +'294 1,423 +88 1951 3,199 +116 1,736 +76 1,463 +40 Net Variation ••• .... tI • .." (1901-1951.) 20

Town and yea.r Tehsil Persons V",,;ation l\iales Variation Females Variation

(1) (2) i3} (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

Wazirpur Gangapur (Class VI) 1951 2,953 1,565 1,388 Kha,ndar Khandar (Class VI) 1951 2,773 ,... 1,487 ..... 1,286 Sapotra Sapotra. (Class VI) 1901 ... 'u , ...... 1911 ],630 &35 795 1921 1,594 - 36 781-) -46 805 +10 19::>1 1,790 +196 945 +156 843 +40 1941 1,976 +186 1,030 +85 946 +101 1951 2,253 +277 1,160 +130 1,093 +147 Net Variation ., .. (U~01-19o 1.)

Nadoti Nadoti (Class VI) 1951 1,255 669 5SB 21

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B. ECONOMIC TABLES.

1. In the 1951 Census, the Economic classification was substituted for the classification based on Religion.

2. The people have been divided into two broad livelihood categories, viz, the Agricultural Classes and the Non-Agricultural, Classes.

3. There are four Agricultural Classes, defined as below :-

I Cultivators of land, wholly or mainly owned and their dependants.

I~ Cultivators of land, wholly or mainly unowned and their dependants.

III Oultivating labourers and their dependants, and

IV Non-cultivating owners of land; agricultural rent recelvers and their dependants.

4. There are four Non-Agricultural Classes, defined as compnsmg all persons (in­ cluding dependants) who derive their principal means of livelihood from :-

V Production other than cultivation. VI Commerce. VII Transport. VIII Other services, and miscellaneous sources.

5. All these classes have been referred to as Means of Livelihood Classes or in brief MIL Classes.

N OTE.- (a,) Land is deemeil to be owned" if it is held on any tenure (by whatever name it is kI)own locfl,Uy) which carries v;;ith it the right of permanent occupancy for purposes of cultiva­ tion." Such righ~ should be heritable. It may be (but need not necessarily be) also transferable. (b) A "Cultivator" (Li vclihood Class I or II) is diBtingui~hed from a "Cultivating Labourer" (Livelihood class III) as the person who takes the responsible decisions which constitute the direction of the process of cultivation. All cultivating labourers are employees of . eulti vators. (0) The clrtssification of a r;erson employed in any non-agricultural enterprise or establishment is based on the nature of his own work, not on the nature of the enterprise or establish­ ment concerne(l. Thus for instance not all railway employees are classifiable unci ar Livelihood Class VII (Transport). Those employed in Railway workshops are classifiable under Livelihood Cbss V and those employed on constructional services under Livelihood Class VIII.

6. Livelihoo

Economically active, semi-active and passive persons:~

7. All non-earning dependants ate economically pR.ssive. They include persons perfor­ ming house-work or other domestic ·or personal services tor other members of the same family household. But they GO not incluue "unpaid family workers or persons who take part along with the members of the family household in carrying on cultivation or a home industry as a family enterprise ".

8. All earning dependants are economically semi-active only. Though they contribute to the carrying on of economic activities, the magnitude of their individual contribution'· is deemed to be too small to justify their description as economically active. 9. Allselfsupporting persons a.re, ordinarily, economically active. But, there arl certain classes and groups which constitute au exception to this rule. These are men­ . tioned below :-

(i) The selfsupporting persons of agricultural class IV.

(ii) rrbe following groups of selfsupporting persons who are included in non-agri­ cultural cia3s VIII and derive their principal means of livelihood from miscellaneous sources (otherwise than ,through economic activity) :-

(a) Non-working owners of non-agricultural property,

(b) Pensioners and remittance holders,

(c) Persons -living on charity and other persons with nnproductive occupations, and

Cd) inmates of penal institutions and asylums.

Classification of Economic activities and Economically active persons:-

10. Economic activities may be defined as including all activities of which the result is the production of useful commodities or the performance of useful services but not incln­ ding the performance of domestic or personal services by members of a family household to one another.

11. The most important among all economic activities is the cultivation of land (or the production of the field crops). It stands in a category by itself. All other economic activities may be regarded as falling in another category which may be referred to as "Industriee and Services". All these activities may be Classified with reference to the nature of the commodity produced or service performed. Under the present scheme, all industries and services are classified in 10 divisions; and these divisions are suh-divided into SS sub-divisions- The scope of activities incl uded in each s~lb-division is indicated by its title.

12. Economically active perRonR engaged in cultivation, a,re either cultivators or culti­ vating labourers i. e., they are persons of sub-class (i) of agricultural classes I to III.

13. Economically active persons engaged in Industries and Services are classifiable in the divisions and sub-divisions. All persons included in each sub-division are further divisible into three sections viz.,

(i) Employers.

, (ii) Employees, and

(iii) Independent "Vorkers.

14. In effecting this classification; no account LULS been tftken of whether the classified person was actually employed or uneruployd on the date of enmneration. He bas been allocated to that particular description of economic activity from which be has- been in fact deriving a regnlar (that is non-casual) income, as his principal means of livelihood. The Tables.

15. The Economic tables for the State as a whole with break-up for Natural Divisions and districts will be found in Report Part II B of the Census of India 1951, Volume X, Ra.jasthan and Ajmer. It also contains a full discussion of the Indian Census Economic Classifica.tion Scheme and its comparison with International Standard Industrial Olassi­ ficlLtion Scheme evolved by the United Nations Organisation. This Handbook contn,inR 'he agOVi ta.bles for this district in which they are published down .to tr9Jct level. '24

1(}. ffhe replies recorded in the census slips against census questions 9, 10 Mild 11 have been used for classifying every enumerated person within the framework of Economic Classification of people described above. rrhe results have been exhibited in the three tables.

(a) Economic Table I .... Livelihood classes and sub-olasses. (b) Economic Table II ... Secondary means of livelihood . (c) Eoonomic Table III _. Employers, employees, and independent workers in industries and services by divisions and sub-di visions. Economic Table I.

17. This table is the result of the reoord of replies to the census question No.9 (1). It shows the distribution of population in the eight livelihood classes and 3 sub-classes of each livelihood class. A complete picture has been presented of economiClally active, semi-active and passive persons.

Economic Table II.

18, It specifies the number of selfsupporting persons in each of the 8 classes mentioned above, who hltve more than one means of livelihood and cross classifies them according to the nature of such secondary means of livelihood under the same eight classes. It also displays the number of earning dependants who supplement ( with their own activities) the reAources provided for their maintenftnce by the pet'sons on whom they are dependant. The economic activity of the economically somi-active persons whereby they supplement the above resources bas been shown in this table. fThe replies recorded in the slips against census question 11, showing the occupation of semi-ftctive persons as also the secondary mea.ns of livelihood of selfsnpporting persons ( with more than Olle occupation) other than the principal means of livelihood, are the basis of this tfl.blo. '

Economio Table. III.

19. 1'h18 table is limite,d to economically acti ve persons only, Selfsnpporting persons engr"ged in Industries and Services have been classified under 10 Divisions and sub-divisions thereof. They have been further divided under each division and sub-division into three , categories "Employers" "Employees", and "Independent Workers".

(a) MIL Olass V (Production other than cultivation) corresponds to Division 0 to 4 (O,Primary industries not elsewhere specified, I-Mining and quarrying; 2- Processing and manufacture-foodstuffs, textiles leather and products there of; 3-Processing and manufacture metals, chemicals and product~ there of; 4-Pl'ocessing and manuf~tOture not elsewhere specified).

(b) MIL class VI (Oommerce) corresponds to Division 6 (Oommerce),

(c) MIL class VII (Transport) corresponds to sub·divisions 7'1 to 7'4 of division 7 (Transport, storage and communications).

(d) MIL class VIII (Other services and miscellaneous sources) includes Division 5 (Oonstruction a,nd utilities), Division 7 rrransport stora,ge and OOtllIDU­ nication) with the exception of sub-division 7'1 to 7'4; Division 8 (Health, education. and public administration) and Division 9 (Services not else­ where ,specified). It also includes other miscellaneous sources of liveli­ hood e.g. income from investment, pensions and family remittances, proceeds of bpgging and other unproductive activities. These'are not, however, included, in Economic r:I'able III which is limited to industries and services, Hence there is a difference to this extent between the total self-supporting persons of the non-agricultural classes in Economic 1'able 1 and the tOIiR.l of thi~ table. 1'he reconciliation has been affected by entries of eco-qomically inactive persons with the following further classification' at the end of the ta.ble (columns No. 799 to 808). »7. :Registrar General, bdia. 25

(i) Persona living principally on income from non-agricultural property.

(ii) Persoufl living principally on pensions, remittances, scholarships and funds,

(iii) Inmates of jails, asylums and alms-houses.

(iv) Recipients of doles.

(v) BegglilJrS and vagrants. i (vi) All other persons living principa.11y on income derived from non-productive acti vi ties.

20 The Unit of Classification is the organised" Establishment". The commodity produced or the service performed as a result of the work of the organised establishment is the criterion tor elassifying the establishment. Tne classification of the establishment is the classification of every member of the establishment.

21. As regards" Employees", all persons, engaged, in production, commerce or transport (and not being domestic servants) have been classified under the appropriate sub­ di visions.with reference to their own acti vity, and without referenc.e to that of their employer. Domestic servants have all been classed in cne sub-division without reference to the nature of their work. All other employees (including all managerial and supervisory em­ ployees, clerks, messengers, watchmen and unskilled labourers of every description) have been classified with reference to the commodity produced or services rendered by their employers.

22. In this table occupational returns under some of the sub-divisions are nil and the columns pertaining to such sub-divisions have been omitted for the sake of economising space, hence there are breaks in the serial number of columns. B. I-Livelihood Classes

Agricultural

All r- -0 Administrative Un'it Z Total Popu1ation Total S.O.(i)s€H-sup• porting perlSons

.,r- .J._ ----, ,- _),_ ---, ,----..)_-.1 Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Males Fe- males ,(1) (21 (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

SA WAIMADHOPUR 1. Sawaimadhoput District 765,172 407,181 357,991 570,940 304,232 266,708 169,461 70,438 Total. 2. Sawaimadhop1lt District ~668,943 .35,7,037 ,311,906 545.,985 .291,262 2<54,723 162,605 '67,944 Rural. :3. SawaimadhQPur S. JJ. R. 184,759 97,733 87,026 144,009 75,741 ,68,'268 45,053 ~21061

4. Gangapur S. D. R. ~ 143,545 76,0)5 67,540 116,413 61,596 54,817 33,978 13,628 ·5. Hindaun S. D. R. . 204,568 108,791 95,774 169,198 90,116 79,082 49,372 23,017 '·6. Ka.rauli S. D. ·R. • 136,On 74.,505 61,566) 116,.365 63,S09 52,556 34,202 9,238 7. Sawaimaahopur District 96,229 50,t44 46,085 24,95.5 12,970 11,986 .6,856 2,494 Uxban.

------_-_._------AgrioultU[I1! J:-Culti~a,tors of lalild wholly or mainly unowned and thej~odependall't8 ---_--

'S. O. (.i) Sel!-sufpert],ng I S. ,C. (iti) NOD"€M:Dmg S, C. (iii) Ear- :1dmililietraiive 'Unit T6m1 15 ,persons dependants ~iDg dependants 'lli :! ... __, ----"'------~ Fe- ., Females Maklfi :Females Males Females Males til Males ------males

,(%) ,(27) (2Dj ~1' ,(£Z') (28) .(24) (26) (28~ 1. Sawaimadhopur District '44,593 39,272 24,889 10,690 a,848 l8,000 4,85610,582 Total. 2. Sawaimadh.opur District 41,655 36,56.7 23,340 10,007 13,726 16,553 4,58910,005 Rural. ~. Sawainaadb@puf S. D. R. ~ 6,404 5,561 -3.,968 ~953 1,852 1,825 584 783 4. :Galllgapur S. D. R. D,2S1 4,SQ6 2,780 1,24'7 1,9.08 2,144 543 1,415

5. HinGlaun S. D. R. 16,663 14.,959 91146 3,758 5,682 7,068 1,5-35 4,133

6. K3irauli S. D. R. , 13,357 11,'241 . 7,146 '2,049 4,'284 :0,518 1,927 3,674

7. Sawaimadhopur Distriet 2~93S ~705 11 M9 683 1,122 1,445 267 577 Urban. 27

'od SUbMclasses Clas')es ..,.,..._ I-Cultivators of land wholly or mainly----- Classes owned and their dependants ...J.._ .J___ .-- ~{- ---- \ S. C. (ii) Non- S. U. (iii) S. C. (i) He!f S. C. (ii) Non- S. O. (iii) earning Earning Total supporting earning Earning dependants dependants persons ' dependnnts dependants r--..)._--~ ~ r--..).___~ ,_J__-, r---~L-~ ,---..)._----. Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- :rJales Females Males Males Males l\fales Males maks males males males males ~ (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21)

DISTRICT

104,506 115,311 30,265 80,959 245,73lIi 211,692 137,2M 53,572 8ll,253 89,971 24,227 68,049

99,692 108,366 28,965 78,413 236,570 203,493 132,378 52,197 80,917 85,068 23,275 66,228

2~,521 27,576 6,167 18,631 65,314 57,695 39,010 16,734 21,0~6 23,659 5,298 17,302

20,860 22,7'.H 6,758 18,465 52,171 45,684 28,984 10,983 17,405 18,514 5,782 16,187

34,'286 34,658 6,458 21,407 ~ 70,761 61,088 38,551 18,097 27,490 26,132 4,720 16,859

: 20,025 23,408 9,582 19,910 48,324 39,026 25,833 6,383 15,El16 16,763 7,475 15,880

, ~814i 6,945 1,300 2,546 9,164 8,099 4,876 1,375 3,336 4,903 952 1,821

. Olasses -Concld. ;;__ IV-Non CUltivating owners of lr,nd, agricultural lent receivers,- III-Cultivating Jabllllrers and their dependants _--_._------_ ----_. and their dependants 8. C. (i) Self S. C. (ii) NOll S C (""') E • S. C (il f\elf- 8 C. (ii) Non- S. C. (iii) E~rning Tot",l Total supporting earnillg . d ~t~ d a~Illng supporting persens earning dependants depend~nts p~rwtJs dependants epen an s ...... ~ _.______..___ . ....------'------..----'------. ---'--- Fe------Fe' Fe· Fe· Fe FA Fe· Males ~fales Males Malei Males Males rna ~~s Males Females Males males males males males male~ males

, (80) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45)

.t,18110,906 5,143 5,436 3,166 3,599 872 1,871 4,724 4,938 2,175 7402,239 3,H1 310 475

8,74710,235 4,906 5,086 3,022 3,393 819 1,756 4,290 4,428 1,981 654 2,027 3,350 282 424

2,366 3,181 1,407 2,052 747 691 212 438 1,657 1,831 668 322 9161,401 73 .108. )

~)119 3,277 1,636 1,229 1,1.78 1,394 307 654' 1,075_ 1,050 578 169 3n 672 128 209

1)833 2,'201 1,013 1,Otm 658 775 162 343 859 834 362 79 456- 683 41 72

1,429 1,576 850 722 441 533 138 321 699 713 373 84 284 594 42 35 : , ~ -\34 671 237 31)0 1II11i 206 53 115 434 510 194 86 ,212 391 28 33 28 B. I-Livelihood Classes

N on-Agricultural ------

AJl- Classes

...... A.. rr- -. ~ S. C. .(i) Self- S. C. (iii) S S. C. (ii) Non- ;:I Adminilltra.tin Uriit ['otal supporting earning Earning ~ persons dependants dependants ..... _.J... .;::c6 ·r -.,,---"---.,,-_--'-__--.,,--_.J...----, eD Persons Males Females Males Females Males Fe- Males 'Fe- W males males {I) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) l(51) (.52) (53) (.54) SA WAIMADHO.PUR

'11:. SawaimadhC1>pnr Dist. 194,232 102,949 91.283 57.,434 12255 39,361 67.165 6,154 1I863 Total .~. Sawaimadhoput Disi. 122,958 65,775 57183 37..410 9,393 23,454 38,635 4.9II 9.• 185 Rural

It, Hinda.~ a. D. So ,.!~ 35.370 18,678 16.692 9,849 2,815 6,980 11,684 1,849 .2,193

~, j{arauli ~. D. ;8. ,,, ,Hl,706 .ll0,B96 9010 6,020 851 ,3,756 6,HlG H2O 2,009

. 6, Gallga~1l1i ~. D. B. 27,132 14,409 12,723 8,236 2,284 5,350 .:7,9~4: S23 2,505

~. ~"aiJnadhOI!)g 8. ~~:s. !", 40,750 21,992 18,758 13,305 lIA13 7,368 12,867 1,319 2,478

J. Sawai~adhopur Dist. .7J.,27.~ 37,174 34100 2Q,024 ~.892 15,90,7 28530 1,243 2,678 Urban

Non-Agricultnral

Persons (including dependants) who derive their .A.

VII -Transport .

'10< ,,- .A.._ --. ] S. C. (i) Self- 'S. C. (ii) Non-earRiflg S. C. (iii) Efirning :~ Administrative Unit Total supporting Z persons dependants :dependants ,,-__.A. __""'\ r-__..;.... ___..... r-__-.A. ___ , -. o

:1. Sawaimadhopur Dist. Total 4,921 3,920 ~727 142 2,006 3,451 188 321 :2. Sawaimadho,ur .Dist. 1,959 1,493 I,II7 82 720 l,I74 122 242 Rural I. HiDdaun 5. D. lJ;' 287 212 HO 11 H3 168 14: 33

4. Kara.uli S. D. B. 437 3lB ~258 17 126 201 53 98

6. Gangapur S. D. B. :556 452 313 10 20~ 352 39- " 90

IS. 8aw~D1.dhoi!lU' S. D, .B. ·679 518 I 416 44 247 453 1:6 21

6ll) 7. Sawaimadhopur Dist. 2.,962 2,422 J.A6IQ 1,286 2;277 66 85 Urban , __,.._ ParSODS {~ncladiDg d~~ndants) who derive their principal mes.ns of livelihood from

.. V. - Production (other than Qultivation) VI-Commerce

.~ r--: ____.._' -----~-----., S. 0, (i) Self- S. C. (iiJ S. c. (iii) S.C. (i) Self- S. C. (ii) B. C. (iii Total supporting , Non-earning Er.rning Total supporting Non-earning Earning # persons dependants dependants persons dependan~s dependants , ___~ r--..A---~ r-·_J..._, r----'----v--_,__--..r----"---~ ,-.._"-"'-~~ r-'--;"'_;A.....__"""" Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- M Fe- M Males Males Males Malea F!- Males'~ Fe· Ms.les . males ales maesI ales males males males ma.les maes ms.le. ~5) (56) . (57) (58) (59) (60) {61) (62) (63) (64) (65) , (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) DISTRICT

37.422 33,213 21,316 4,811 13,378 22,367 2,128 5,975 21,239 18,149 11,853 1,292 8,243 I6,III I,.I43 1,346

27,302 23,533 15,533 4,065 9,352 14,544 2,417 4.924 12,225 10,520 6,630 733 4,794 8,612 SbI U~5 , ' 7,458 6,725 3,890 1,269 2.695 4,388 873 1,068 3,966 3,337 2,026 313 1,686 2,709 254 315

4,614 3,844 2,567 368 1,600 2,307 447 1,169 2,349 2,033 1,260 98 913 1,103 176 232 0,701 5,699 3,137 929 2,055 2,836 509 1,334 2,467 2,146 1,329 .t81 1,015 1,639 123 326 9,529 7,865 5,939 l,4:99 3,002 5,013 588 1,353 3,443 3,004 2,015 141 1,180 2,561 248 302 IO,t20 9,680 5,783 805 4,025 7,823 311 105I 9,OI4 ,8,229 5,223 550 3,449 1,499 342 171

Classes-Concid- ._---. .principal meM1S bf Iiyelihood from -.

VIII - Other services and miscellaneous SOUl'oes ...,r--_ ------. C. (i) Self-supporting Total s. S. C. (ii) Non·earning S. C. (iii) Earning persons dependants dependa.nts ..., r-___.A. 1'-- A.._ , r-----"-- ~,....~_A-__~ Males Pemales Males Females Males Females Males Females (79), (80) (81) (82) (83) (84) ,,-, " (85) (86)

39,3S7 35.401 2I,538 5,950 15,734 25,236 2,095 4,215 242,89 21,632 14,130 4,483 8,588 14,305 1,511 2,844 6,967 6,418 3,803 1,222 2,456 4,419 708 771 3,296 2,817 1,935 368 1,117 1,9S9 244 510

5,685' 5,026 3,457 1,164 2,076 3,107 152 755

8,341 7,371 4,935 1,729. 2,939 4,840 467 002

15,078 13,769 7,408 1,467 7,146 10,931 524 1,371 B. II-Secondary' Meana

Number of persona deriving lhtir

Oaltivation of owned land OU] tivation of Livelihood Classes ------~------.. Self-supporting Earning dependants -----_-'l"otal Self-supporting Total persons person. ------. ____,,_____ Males Femalei Males Females Ma.les----­ Females Male. Female. Hales-­ Femal81 (1) (2) (S) (!) (5) (6) (7) (8) (11) (10) (11) SAWAUtADHOPUR

Total AU Classes (both Agri- 16,731142,649 5,364 659 11,37041,990 6)686 8,5110 3,465 1,391 . cult~ral & Non-agricultural), All Agl icultural Classes • 11,22140,071 604 170 10,61739,901 3,164 7,623 903 i,i04 I Cultivators of land wholly 10,47439,658 10,47439,658 1,892 ],943 76g 897 or mainly owned. II Cultivators of land wholly 203 250 13:~ 104 70 146 1,707 5,357 .... , , or mainly unowned II Cultiva.ting labourers 175 114 146 45 29 69 139 318 ]22 203 IV Non-cultivating owners of 369 49 325 ~1 44 28 ~6 5 12 4 land; Agricultural rent receIvers. All Non-agricultural Classes 5,513 2,578 4,760 489 753 2,089 2,922 917 2,562 293 (Persons . who derive their Principal meftnfl of livelihood from). V Production other than 2,517 1,636 2,194 :-)13 823 1,323 ],330 405 1,214 158 cultivation. VI Commerce .... 1,2'2.5 156 1,109 50 116 106 577 8~ 518 22 VII Transport .... ", 206 84 170 4 36 80 93 11 88 2 nn Other services and 1,565 702 1,287 1'22 '278 580 92~ 412 742 111 miscellaneous sources. ------Number of persons deriving ihllir. Production other than cultiva'ion Oom Li velihood Classes Self-supporting Self -BU pporting Earning dependan~8 Total persons Total persons ---Males Females Males Females ---Males Females. Mal----- •• Fema.l.s lIaIss Femalet (!l6) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (3~) (3S) (3') (56)

Total All Classes (both Agri- 26,53915,92613,962 2,518 12,57718,413 4,791 1,445 3,695 568 cultural & Non-agricu1tural) . All Agricultural Classes . 22,22211,55711,91162,001 10,276 9,556 2,687 829 2,408 373 I Cultivators of land 17,386 9,548 9,300 1,1)13 8,056 8,035 2,095 613 1,905 278 wholly or mainly owned. II Cultivators of land 4,019 1,389 2)2~8 318 1,791 1,071 374 167 304 69 wholly or mainly un- owned. III Cultiva,ting labourers . 588~ 463 300 134 288 329 44 31 38 13 IV Non-cultivating owners 229 157 88 36 141 121 174 18 161 13 of land; AgriclIltural rent receivers. All Non-agricultural Classes. 4,317 4,869 2,016 512 2,301 3,857 2,104 616 1,287 195 (Persons who derive their Principal means of livelihood from), V Production other than 2,608 2,484 951 2'20 1,657 2~'264 238 95 195 18 cultivation, VI Commerce 363 674 243 102 120 572 1,563 331 871 53 VII Transport 91 47 42 4 49 43 14 '2 IS VIII Other ,serVICes and 1,255 1,164 780 186 475 979 289 188 208 124 miscella.neous sources. 21

Of. Livelihood.

lIOOondllry mean!! cf livelihood from ------._-.....__------...... ------unownEd land Employment as cultivltting labourer Rent on ;r,grioulturalland

Earning dependant. Total Self-supporting E!llning dependant& Total Belf·ll1pportbig Earning· dePendants persons petsons ,..---.-'--- ...----'-----­ ....------..---'----.. Males Females Males Fema.les Males Females Males-­ Females Males F emalea Males Females Males Femalet (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (II!!) (23) (24) {1I.5) DISTRICT TOTAL.

3,221 7,t43 9,083 t7,~72 5,093 1,907 3,990 15,566 1,535. 601 1,188 81 520

2,861 6,619 7,33114;,604 3,837 1,402 8j 494 13,202 773 364 519• 19 254 345 1,123 1,046 4,059 9,158 1,849 548 2,210 8,610 649 286 448 7 201 279

1,707 5,357 2,826 4,144 1,933 784 893 3,360 10 45 4 16 6

17 115 340 1,049 340 1,049 60 22 26 8 34 14 ]4 1 106 253 55 70 51 183 3 46 - 3 46 360 624i 1,752 2,868 1,256 505 496 2,363 1762 237 669 62. 98 1'15

116 247 955 1,618 750 330 205 1,288 145 60 118 26 27 34

59 67 222 148 172 37 50 III 1505 39 271 5 34 34 5 9 54 112 22 6 32 106 12 ..u 11 1 180 301 5·n 9s)0 312 132 209 858 300 138 269 31 31 107

s800ndary means of Ii velihood from

------.------mefce Transport Other services 8D,d miscellaneous BourceN Self,supporting Earning dependants To~al Self-supporting Earn' ddt Total Ea.rning dependautll ------­_____._ persons mg epen an s ______.__ persons ~'--- --'­ ..---'----.. Hales Femaleil Males Females Males :remale~ Malel Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

(36) (37) (88) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48)

1,096 877 1,628 256 1,093 29 53li 227 li,12214,619 7,839 1,532 3,283 13,087

219 456 1,307 205 836 26 471 179 7~29 11,888 5,516 1,087 2,013 10,801 190 335 1,159 189 710 15 449 174 5,218 10,53"6 ~3;694 624 1,524 9,912

. 70 98 134 13 113 8 21 5 1,608 803 1,320 264 288 539

6 18 9 3 8 3 1 421 401 264 124 157 277 - - 13 ·5 5 5 282 148 238 75 44 ·73

817 61 321 51 251 3 64 48 3,593 2,13t 2,32~_ '45 . 1,270 2,286

77 139 9 114 1 25 8 1,508 932 1,176 198 332 734

692 278 104 29 97 1 7 28 372 184 307 34 65 150 1 '2 22 5 ]2 10 5 '126 86 72 4 54 82 81 64 56 8 34 1 22 7 1,587 1,029 768 209 819 1)320 Sf)"".

B. II-Secondary .~~.

Nwnbir of persons deriving thEllr. '. --..-- .. Cultivation of ewned land Cultivation of Livelillood Clines Total 8~lf-supporting Earning dependants Total . Self-8upp~rting' . persons perIODS ____._ _----- ____.__ ___._ ~ Males Females .Males Females Males Females Males Femalea Malet Fjlmalea

(i} (I) . (4) (5) (~) (7) (8)' (9) (10) (11) . SA WAIJIADBOPUR fltal All Olasses (both Agri- 10,18841,087 4,505 583 10,683 40,454~ 5,933 7,882 3,113 1,310 cultural & Non·agricultural.) AU Agricultural Classes ... 10,70188,747 558 136 10,14338,611 3,402 7,1416 818 1,065 I Cultivn.tors of land whollylO,007 38,394 •.. 10,007 38,3941,702 1,852 690 854 or mainly owned . . II Cultivatorsofland wholly i82 207 114 79 68 128 1,550 4,982 or mainly unowned.

III Cultivating labourers ," I 155 105 129 41 26 '64 136 311 121 ~CD -IV Non-cultivating owners 357 41 315 16 42 25 14 1 7 1 of land; Agricultural rent receivers.

All Non-agricultural Classes.. 4,487 2~290 3,947 447 540 1,843 2,531 716 2,295 255 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipa.l means of livelihood from) V Production other than 2,172 1,591 1,884 :20:) 288 1,293 1,188 335 1,090 134 cultivation. VI Commerce 1,005 142 909 M 96 101 546 69 494 12 vn Transport... 17i~ 71 138 '2 3",) 69 70 7 68 :3 VIn Other services and mis- 1,137 486 ]/016 106 1'21 380 727 305 643 107 cellaneous sources. ------Numberof personl deriving th.ir Production other than cultivation Com- Livelihoo.d Cla.sses Self-supporting Earning dependants 8olf-suPPQrting To~al perGons Total perions ~ __.,_____., __.___ ~ Mal.. Flmalel Males Femaln Males l<'emll.lel Males Female. Malel Femalel

(liS) (~7) (21) (29) (SO) (31) (3~) (S3) (34) (35) .L~,,\\llll Classes (b,oth Agri- 25,37214,568 13,235 2,283 12,187 12,285 3,856 926 3,071 308 cultural &: Non-agricultural) . All Agrioultural Classes .... 21,53511,239 11,528 1,932 10,007 9,307 2,462 587 2,209 266 I Cultivators of btnd wholly16,811 9,303 8,985 1,466 7,836 7,837 1,934 443 1,765 180 or mainly owned. II Cultivators of land wholly 3,929 1,337 '2,168 306 1,761 1,031 348 107 283 65 or mainly unowned. III Cultivating labourers .... 573 447 290 125 283 322 43 24 37 10 IV Non-cultivating owners 222 152 8·5 35 137 117 137 13 124 11 of land; Agricultural rent receivei's. All Non·agricultural Classes .. 3,837 3,329 1,707 351 2,130 2,978 1,394 339 862 52 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from)

V Production other than 2,,468 It870· 882 163 1,586 1,707 192 64 171 12 cuI ti vation. VI Commerce 318 554 219 33 99 521 969 244 516 26 VII Transport .... 67 26 28 3 ;39 23 10 . ~ ... 9 ... VIII Other SerViG8S and mig· 984 87~ 578 152 406 727 22S 31 ]67 14 etlla.neouB loureea. .;4f Livelihood-Oonta.

,teoondary means of livelihood from

unowned land E'npl')ym~nt as cultivating Inbourer Rer:t on a.p,riculturRlland _--'---- Earning dependants Total Self-suppa, ting Earning dependants Total Self-bupparting persons persons Earning dependants ___.__~~ ~~ ~-----"""__----... Males ~'emales Males Females Males Females Males B'emaJ6S Maielt E'emales Males Females Males 'Females

(12) (13) (H) (15) (16) (17) (16) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (~II) 'DISTRICT RURAL

2,820 6,552 8,50316,439 1l,725 1,668 3,77814,771 1,,337 476 1,037 60 300 416

, 2,584 6,091 7,023 14,170 3,650 1,237 3,373 12,933 762 345 510 HI 252 331 1,012 998 3,946 8,960 1,768 484 2,178 8,476 643 280 443 5 200 275

1,550 4,982 2,670 3,989 1,829 685 841 3,304 57 7 41 3 16 4

15 111 304 972 304 972 59 19 26 6 33 13 7 103 249 53 68 50 181 3 39 3 39

236 461 1,480 2,269 1,075 431 405 1,838 675 131 527 46 48 85

98 ~01 877 1,475 696 296 181 1,179 80 32 68 22 1'2 10

52 57 200 125 158 26 4~ gg 259 29 239 20 27 '2 5 43 94 18 4 25 90 , 6 6 84 198 360 575 203 105 157 470 230 70 214 22 16 48

leoondary means of livelihood from ------meree 'l'rllnsport Other Hervices and miscellMIEOus sources ~ Self-supporting Earning Total Self·Allpporting Earning del:endants Total Earnillg dependants depcndlmts persons persons ______,.___ ,------.., ..---"---.. ------Males Females ~Males Females Males j<'el1lales Males Females -Males Females Males Females Males Females (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) 785 618 1,lJi09 234 900 25 509· 209 9,53613,553 6,672 1,260 2,864 12,293

253 331 1,16~ 195 703 2~ 463 171 6,9~0 11,604 5,050 966 1,890 10,638 169 263 1,061 183 615 15 446 168 4,83110,375 3,394 558 1,437 9,817

65 52 92 9 76 6 16 3 1,491 7'27 1,219 226 272 501 260 . 6 14 9 3 8 3 1 .~ .. 397 375 246 115 151 13 '2 4 4 ... 221 127 191 67 30 60

532 287 243 39 197 1 38 2,596 1,9119 1,622 294i ,974 1,655

21 52 102 6 87 15 6 1,027 634 811 158 216 476

454 .218 86 29 82 1 4 28 171 137 137 13 34 124 1 11 4 1 ... 10 4 50 51 40 10 51 56 17 44 27 17 ],048 1,1~7 634 123 714 1,004 84 B. II-Secondary Means

Number of persona deriving their

------Cllltivation of owned land Cultivation of ----~ Llvellhood Classel 8~lf-aupporting Earning dependants Self-supporting Total persoDs , Total persons _...___ ~-----..~-.....__ Males l!'emalee Males Females Males l!'emales Male. Females Malea Females (1) (1I) (S) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) SAWAIMADHOPUa

Total All Classes (both Agri- cultural & Non-agricultural) 8,685 11,912 879 115 2806 11,797 4i15 330 3~5 203 All Agricultural Classes 2,830 11,739 81 17 2749 11,722 140 259 94 159 I Cultivators of land who- lly or m q,inly ownod. 2,730 11,681 2.730 11,681 97 43 57 30 II Cultivators of land who- lly or mftinly unowned. 50 27 35 13 15 14" ••1 ••• ... III Cultivating lftbourers ..• 12 27 11 1 27 38 215 32 128 IV Non-cultivating owners of la~d; Agriculturalrent receIvers ... 38 4 35 4 3 5 1 5 1 All Non-Agricultural Classes 855 173 798 9S 51 75 276 71 251 4iIJj (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from)

V Production other than cultivation 256 114 235 66 21 48 64 45 57 27 VI Commerce 303 11 2~2 3 21 8 65 56 VII Transport .•• 17 16 1 4 fl. 4 VIII Other services and mis- cellaneous sources 279 48 265 29 14 19 142 26 134 17

------Number of persons derIving their Production other than cultivation Om ,- _"_-- Lhellhood Clime. Belf-supj:orting Self-supporting Total Earning dependant. Total perRon I per~ons ---. _.,____, ~ ----M"los Female. Malel Female. Males Females -----Milies Females Males Female. (1) (is) (21) (is) ('l9) (SO) (al) (S'l) (SS) (84) 1M) _Total All Classes ( both Agri- cultural & Non-agrioultural) 5,MS 8,785 3,280' 554 2,265 3,231 897 260 701 119 Ail Agricultural Classes 4i,279 2,815 2,596 4i56 1,683 2,359 4i74 175 432 107 I Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 3.614 2,359 2,271 360 1343 1,999 317 122 292 73 II Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned .. 406 148 205 31 201 117 91 43 78 24 III Cultivating labourers .... 195 ~13 90 55 105 178 15 2 15 2 IV Non-cultivating owners of la?d; Agricultural rell t receIvers .•• 64 95 .30 30 34 65 51 8 47 8 All Non-Agricultural Classes 1,266 970 684 98 582 872 423 85 276 12 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from)

V· Production other than cultivation .1. 944 591 498 55 446 536 116 35 116 Vl Commerce I •• 48 169 26 8 22 161 272 43 126 "3 V1I Transport ••• 6 2 1 1- 6 1 n...... VIII Other services and mis- cellaneous sources ... 268 208 159 34 109 174 35 7 33 4 ..I Livelihood-Gonid.

, secondary mean. of livelihood from ------~------unowned land' Employment as cultivating labourer Rent on agricultural land Self-supporting . Earning dependants Total Self'Bu~porting Earning dependants pers,ms Earnmg dependa.nts Totol person .. ___.___ ~ ___.._ ~....---~ Males Females Males Fema.les MaJ.es Females Md.les Females MalAs Females :Males Femelas Malem Females

(12) (13) (14) (Ui) (16) (17) (is) (19) (~O) (21) (2~) (23) (24) (26) ,SUB-DIVISION RURAL. , 70 127 2,5414 5,275 1,259 592 1,285 4,683 415 51 350 29 65 22 46 100 2,OU 4,291 891 485 1,150 3,806 99 19 511 1 llB 18

40 13 1,479 3,312 700 133 779 3,179 49 1 39 ... 10 1 499 897 169 302 330 595 10 4 8 2 4 6 87 20 20 ... 40 14 7 1 33 13 , .. ... 43 82 22 50 21 32 , .. - 27 B03 981 368 107 135 877 316 32 296 28 20 ,I

7 18 321 582 257 63 fill 519 39 16 39 1~ ... 4 9 43 38 27 2 16 36 148 130 18 ... 10 19 2 1 8 18 3 ... ;) 8 9 129 345 82 41 • 7 304 126 16 124 16 -

'Ieeoudary mellns of livelihood from _._---.,meree Transpnrt Other s"rviceB and miscellaneous sources Earning dependants Total Self-Rupporting Earning dependants Total Self-Bupportins Earning dependants persuns persons ___..______...______..._ ___.,____ ~ ___....___ ,---""-----. Males F.ma!es Mdles Feml\lell Malee Fema.les Malijil F~ma.Le:l M&leil Fema.les Milies Femilies Ma.lea Female.

(86) (37) (SS) (39) (40) (41) (42) (48) (44) (45) (46) (47) (49~

190 141 185 3 121 3 64 2,678 1,~45 1,837 337 741 1,t08 ~2 68 158 3 101 3 57 .... 1,504 787 1,109 229 390. _ 558;

25 49 151 94 2 57 .... 1,162 504 848 314 380 13 19 3 3 141 47 118· 13 23 34 ... 3 1 3 1 114 171 67 38 47 133

4 1 ... 1 87 65 76 54 11 1" 78 27 ' 20 ... 7 1,0711 658 728 tOS 3116. 550

.. , 30 13 13 ••• 463 258 413 60· 50 }98 146 40 6 .... 2 4 39 58 '27 1 12. 57 ... 3 1 ... 2 5 2 '2 3 5 4 ... 1 667 340 283 47, '284 ·293 B. II-Secondary: Means

Number of persons deriving their

Cultivation of owned land . Cultivation of Llnllbocd Clane. Total Self-supporting Earning dependants Total Self-sUPlorting persons persons _..._.._ -____..__ ~ ____.____ ~ Males Females Maleli Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

(1) (2) (S) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (UI

\

Total All Cla.sses (both Agri- .3,600 12,171 1,0N. 186 2,589 11,985 6~7 2,OB8 1134 863 cultural & Non-agricultural). All Agrioultural Classes . 2,652 11,271 168 72 2,484 11,199 206 1,898 58 836 I Cultivators of land 2,43~ 11,049 2,432 11,049 159 1,760 42 785 wholly or main ly owned. II Cultivators of rA.nd 84 151 53 46 31 105 24 85 wholly or mainly un- ownerl. III Oulti vating In.bonrers. 77 56 71 25 6 31 19 53 16 50 IV Non-cultivating owners 59 15 44 1 15 14 4 of land; Agricultural rent receivers. All Non-agrioultural Cla.sses. 948 900 843 114 106 786 441 190 376 28 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from.)

V Production other than 556 704 518 77 43 627 !on 0 64 195 17 oulti vation. VI Commerce 173 21 151 10 22 11 132 27 120 4 VII rrransport 80 27 (j7 1 13 26 20 4 19 VIII Other aervi{Jes !tnd 139 148 112 26 27 122 79 95 42 7 miscellaneous sources.

Number of per~ons·deriving thoir

Production other th9,n cultiva.tion Com lheUhood Ohul•• Total Self· supporting Earning dependants Tota.l Self-supporting perRons persons ___...___.______...______"------"------.. M"les Faml1les Males Females Males Fema1es Males Femillea Males Females

(1) (26) (27) (~8) (29) (30) (31) (32) (3S) (84) (35)

Total All Classes (both Agri. 5,400 1I,19~ 1,836 MO 3,5M 3,554 813 312 668 59, eultural & Non-argricultUI a!. All Agricultural Classes . 4,5M 3,485 1,416 524 S,U8. 2,961 612 2~6 5M 56 I Cultivators of land 3,755 3,083 998 ·415 2;757 '2,668 470 222 424 43 wholly or main ly owned. II Cuiti vat~rs of land 473 200 246 46 2~7 154 60 16 54 6 wholly or mainly un~ owned. III Cultivating labourers . 226 Hi9 128 61 98 108 6 5 5 4 IV Non-cultivating owners 110 33 44 2 66 31 76 3 71·· 3 of land; Agricultural rent receivers. All Non-agricultural Classes. 836 709 ll20 118. U6 593 201. 66 ll4i . 3 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood fr~m.)

V Production other than 509 294 142 55 367 239 28 9 . 23 cultivation. VI Commerce 163 140 139 7 24 133 47 51 VI [ Transport . 20 2 \ 9 2 11 5 5 VIiI Other serVICes and 144 273 130 52 14 221 121 6 86 miscellaneous Sources. 37

of Linlihood-Oontd.

~econdary mea.ns of livelihood from .. ----~-. ------_._------___...._unowned land ' Employment as cultiva.t.ing labourer Rent on agricultural land Self-supporting , Self-supporting Earning dependa.ntB Total persons EarnIng depend&nts Total persons Earning dependants ___,.__ ~..--"----. ----"--- ~ ___...__ ,-_-----'-----... Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema.les Males Females Males Females Males Females

(Ill) (UI) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (i5) SUB·DIVISION RURAL.

218 1,225 1,5U9 3,029 756 514 753 2,515 106 319 150 10 6 309

148 1,068 1,D54 2,499 383 385 671 2,1V1 25 211 25 3 288 117 975 423 704 144 166 279 538 13 237 13 ... 237 24 85 442 1,214 209 206 233 1,008 5 5 .... , - 3 3 132 . 436 132 436 7 3 7 9 -4 57 145 30 13 27 132 1 ... ••• .... 1

66 162 455 680 873 129 82 401 131 78 125 7 6 '11

15 47 287 358 236 89 51 264 4 .... 3 1 12 23 124 28 109 8 15 20 103 26 101 1 2 25 1 4 13 41 4 9 41 2 2 37 88 31 108 24 32 7 76 26 48 22 3 4 45

leoondary means of livelihooa from ------. ._...-~_._ ..... ---~,._.".--~----~-~------.------_..___meree Transport Obher fervic~s lind miscellaneous source. Ea.rning dependants Total Self-supporting Earning depevcants Total Self-SUppolting Earning dependants persons persons ___..,____ ~~ ..--"----. ~ ~ ______._ --_ ...... _-... Ma.les Femalos Males Female. Males Females Males Females r,r,,]es Femllles Males }<'ema]os Miles Females (96) (97) (S8) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) . (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49)

145 2~3 207 41 190 6 17 35 1,525 1,577 1,231 488 294 1,094

58 190 88 13 75 6 13 7 1,208 1,073 972 380 236 693 46 179 70 11 58 4 12 7 665 727 526 193 139 534

6 10 17 I 16 1 1 273 172 252 119 21 53

1 1 1 1 1 1 184 136 117 61 67 75 5 ••• .u. ,...... 86 38 77 7 9 31

87 63 119 28 115 4 28 317 50~ 259 103 58 401.

5 9 41 37 4 185 ~08 161 61 g4 147

47 51 76 28 76 28 62 37 61 . 2 1 35 •••• ... ••• 12 19 7 5 19 58 240 200 35 3 2 ". 2 ..It ...... 30 40 28 38

B. II-Secondary Means

N nmbH of persons deriving their - ---"~~' -----_------_.. _-- CuHiv .. tioll of owned land Cul~i'latiOll of

Li voUhood Classes Self-~uppon;ing . "elf supporting Total perRons Earmng depend

Total All Classes (both Agri* 1,429 1,324 1,071 205 352 1,119 3,060 2,378 1,657 171 cultural & Non-agricultural).

All Agricultural Classes 220 933 61 30 159 903 1,867 1,976 094 21 I Cultivators of land wholly 132 882 132 882 1,426 9 571 5 or mainly owned. II Cultivators of land wholly 32 27 11 18 21 9 410 1,931 ,u. or mainly unowned. ,.". III CuI tivating labourers .... 11 8 11 6 2 27 36 22 16 IV .Non-cultivating owners 45 16 39 6 6 10 4 .... 1 .... of land; Agricultural rent receivers.

All Non-agric"!l:tural Classes • 1,209 391 1,016 175 193 216 1,193 402 1,063 150 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of li velihood from) V Produotion other than 527 242 437 118 90 124 587 195 520 68 cultivation. VI Commerce '282 53 '248 21 34 32 247 37 219 7 VII Transport ... 17 2 11 6 ~ 8 ~ 7 VIn Other services and mig- 383 94 320 36 63 58 351 170 317 75 cellaneous sources.

Number or person. deriving 'heir Production other than cnltivation Oom Li'103lihood Classes Self-supporting . Total Earmug dependants Total Self-supporting perso tl s persons ~ _____...,____" ______,__._., ~ _____..._ Males F'emalet Males Females M~leil .I!'emalos Milies Females Males Femalel

(1) (26) (27) (~8) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (340) (36) Tota.l All Cla.sses (both Agri- 5,453 4,164 2,746 488 2,107 3,676 1,197 180 936 62 cultural & Non-agricultural).

All Agricultural Classes 4,284 3,163 2,378 384 1,906 2,779 844 88 736 35

I Cultivators of land wholly 2,822 ~,683 1,621 314 1,201 2,368 704 35 645 12 or mainly owned. II Cultivatot'fl of land wholly 1,358 -430 728 06 630 371 123 40 81 20 Ot' ma.inly unowned. III Cultivating labourers .... 75 35 25 14 50 21 12 11 .9 3 IV Non-cultivating owners 29 16 4 .... 25 16 () 2 1 of land; Agricultural rent receivers. All Non-agricultural Classes. 1,169 1,001 368 104 &Jl 897 353 92 200 t7 (Persons who derive their Prin- oipal means of livelihood from) - V Production other than 710 538 157 37 553 501 36 14 21 6 clliti vation. VI Commerce 85 153 43 13 42 140 272 69 149 18 VII rrmnsport.... 5 4 2 3 4 u.. 'U' VIII Other services and mis- 369 a06 166 54 203 252 45 9 30 3 cellaneous sources. of Livelihood-Contd.

secondary means of li.velihood from

unowned land Employmen~ as cultivating labourer Rlnt on agdcultura,l 'hln~ ~ Earning depsuu' ant,> T·,t"l Self-su~porting E . ddt Tet'.] Self-supporting E . ddt " V U persons IIrlllng apen an s , persons 'Mmn g apen an s ------~ ~ ...--'------. ~ ...----'- __..--- Males Females Male. Females Males Females Males Females Males I·'8ey a:es Ma;es (temales_ Males females

(12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (~2) (23) (24) t~li) SUB·DIVISION RURAL.

1,403 2,207 3,332' 6,844 1,875 277 t,457 6,567 378 73 166 14 212 59

1,273 1,955 3,079 6,367 1,702 132 1,377 6,235 306 57 115 '1 191 50

855 4 1,549 4,589 500 52 1,049 4,537 265 38 88 177 36

410 1,931 1,442 1,503 1,201 78 241 1,425 41 3 27 14 .... 5 20 85 257 85 257 :2 2 3 3 18 1 ~ 16 14 14

130 252 253 477 173 145 80 382 .72 16 51 7 21 9

67 127 141 379 104 119 37 260 32 11 . 21 6 11 5

28 30 28 36 1-7 4 11 32 2 3 2 1 2 1 5 ...... 5 1 1 R4 95 84 57 52 22 32 35 37 2 27 10 2

aecond&ry mean, of livelihood from ------.------~------.,~--"'- __.,__._,_melee Transport Other services and miscellaneous sources Self sUj'portirg Self'supporting Earning depencbuts Toted ~ersons' Earning depend~hts Total persons Earning dependants .....-----'--- ~~_...._ ~ ~--~"'----.. Males Femahs Males l'emales Malo~ Females Males rem~les Males ~'em!l.les Mil-lea Females Me-les Females

(S6) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (407) (is) (49)

261 lIB 66S 177 284 10 384 167 3,607 10,036 2,076 349 1,631 9,687

108 53 621 170 253 9 368 161 2,745 9,559 1,669 288 1,076 9,271

59 23 600 170 240 9 360 161 1,879 9,046 99~ ] 98 887 8,848 42 20 19 , 1'2 7 807 157 637 83 170 374 3 8 '2 1 .... 1 46 37 28 2 18 35 4 2 13 19 l~ 6 1 14

163 65 47 7 31 1 16 6 862 471 407 81 465 416

15 8 9 G 9 6 258 64 158 27 100 37

1~3 51 4 1 4 1 55 38 39 10 16 28 20 22 16 4 22 15 6 34 18 16 529 .153 194 24 335 329 40 D. 11 -Seoondary .Means

Number of per.ons derIving their

Cultivation of owned land Cultivation of

Linlihood CI .... Ttl Self· supporting Earning dependants Tot.l 8alf-supporting ° II persons persoDs _..._ ~ ~ ____....___ ~ M,lea F6m~lel Males Fema.les Males Females Males Females Males Frm.. les

(1) (8) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) XABAULI

Total All Cla!lses (both 19ri- 6,174 15,830 1,638 77 4,936 15,553 1,811 8,066 677 73 oultural & Non-agricultural) 1111 grioultural Classes 4i,999 14,804 248 17 4,751 14,787 1,189 3,013 72 40

I Cultivators of land 4,713 14,78'2 4,713 14,782 20 40 20 34 wholly or mainly owned. II Oultivators of land 16 2 15 1 1,116 2,966 wholly or· mainly unowned. III Cultivating labourers. 55 14 36 10 19 4 52 7 51 6 IV Non-cultivating owners 215 6 197 5 18 1 1 ... 1 of Jand; Agricultural rent receivers. All Non o agricn1tural Classes 1,1175 826 1,290 60 185 766 622 58 605 38 (Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from) V Production other than 833 531 699 37 134 494 397 31 318 22 cultivation. VI Commerce. 24i 57 228 7 19 50 102 5 99 1 VlI Transport. 59 42 44 1 15 41 38 3 38 2 VIII Other serVICes . and 336 196 319 15 17 181 155 14 liO 8 miscellaneous sources. Num ber of persons deriving their

Production other thllD oultlv .. tion Com Livelihood Clisses Total Self-;~rs~~rltinl Earning depend'nts Total Bel! -supporting __persons _.___ ~ _...-.-A--...... -""""" _....,_____, Males Females Males Females Males Femilles Miles Femalel M.. les Pemales

(1) (~6) (27) (28) (119) (SO) (Sl) (3~) (89) (3i) (as) Total All Classes (both Agri- lultural & Non-a.gricultural) 8,974i 2,lli26 5,373 e01 3,601 1,824 949 174 760 68

AU Agricultural ClaBles 8,408 1,776 5,138 668 3,270 1,208 632 78 487 -58 I Cultivators of land 6,620 1,179 4,095 377 2,525 802 443 64 404 52 wholly or mainly owned. II Cultivators of laud 1,692 559 989 173 703 386 74 8 70 5 wholly or mainly unowned. III Cultivating labourers. 77 30 47 15 30 15 10 6 8 1 IV Non-cultivating owners of land; Agricultural 19 8 7 3 12 IS 5 5 rent receivers. All Non-agricultural Olasses. 666 GI9 236 33 331 616 417 96 278 10 (Persons who derive their Prin­ cipal means of livelihood from), V Production other than 305 447 85 16 2'20 431 12 6 11 1 cultivation. VI Commerce. ,'2'2 92 11 5 ' 11 87 378 81 240 5 VII Transport. 36 18 16 20 18 6 4 ... VIII Other serVICes and 203 92 128 12 80 80 22 9 18 4 miscella.neous souroes. 41

of Livelih6od-Contd. , sMondsr,- meanl 01 livelihood from

unowned land Employmen' 108 oultivating bbourer Rent on ~gricultllralland

SeJhuppo:r~iug 0 Self-supporting En.rning dependants Earning dependants Total persons Earmog depe1)dants Total perJons ---- ~ _____,.___._ .....______-,.-----... --~"'-~-.... ------Malall Femllles Male.~ Femalel Ml!.le. Female. Males F'eillales Malell Females M"lei! Femalsa Malu lemr.lel (12) (H) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (~O) (21) (22) (23) SUB-DIVISION RURAL.

1,134 2,993 1,118 1,291 835 286 283 1,006 S88 33 371 7 17 26

1,117 2,973 8119 1,013 674 236 175 778 332 28 316 8 16 25 .

6 495 355 424 133 71 222 316 4 303 3 13 1 1,116 2,966 287 375 250 99 37 276 1 1 .-

1 67 279 ...... 67 279 12 ... 12 N' ...... 4 3 1 3 24 3 24

/ 17 20 269 278 tel 50 108 228 56 1 1

9 9 128 161 99 25 29 136 9 1 8 1 1 ..... 3 4 5 23 5 12 11 6 ... 6 ... 1 20 29 12 3 8 25 •• t ... 5 6 116 65 -45 10 71 55 ·41 4 41 s ...., 1 seaondary m~.UI of livelihood from -_--_.- merce------. Transport Other -services and misoellaneou8 SOllroel 8alf·lupporting Esrnlng dep~ndants Total peraons Earning dependanh Total dellosupportinl Ea.rning dependant. ~~___ ..A. .. ~ _____,_____,. .---, ,_,_____ ------. Male. Femillali M.ltlt F.m!ll.. Malell Female. Males FemF.llea Males FElma.lel Ma.lel Femal.. Mal.. Females (86) (57) (S8) (39) (40) . (41) (43) (46) (66) ·(n) (,j,9)

189 106 3~9 13 80B U 7 1,826 495 1,528 91 298 404

lJjfj 20 299 9 2n 25 3 1,483 185 1,800 69 183 116

so 12 240 223 .... 17 ••• 1,125 98 1,0'28 4.3 97 55 4 3 53 8 45 5 8 3 270 Sl 212 11 58 40

3 1 3 1 .... 53 31 34 14 19 17

co. 3 ... 3 ...... 35 26 1 9 4 86 50 I 31 ... 19 ~ 3~3 310 228 22 115 288

1 39 .... 11 ••• 121 104 79 10 4~ 94 138 ••• .... ]5 4 10 5 4 1 ... 8 -- ... 8 4 13 8 12 1 8 4 3 .... "" ••• 194 194 127 67 18~ ~~ 'lJ. II-Secondary Means

Number of persons deriving their . __ ._------CuUivation of owned land CUltivation...... __ of Livelihood CIa .... ,- Self-supporting _ Total Total Self-suppolting persons Earning dependants persons ~ ~ __..____,_ ....--'----., ___.____ MlIles Fem~les Males FemalYB Males Femalell Males Female. MalES Females

(1) (~) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 9) (10) (11) SAW AIMADHOPUR T.otal All Classes (both Agri- CU.ltural &; Non-agricultural) 1,546 1,612 859 76 687 1,536 753 678 352 87 All Agricultural Classes 520 1,324 46 34 4;74 1,290 362 477 85 49 I Cultivators of land wholly or mainly owned 467 1,264 467 1,264 190 91 79 43 ~ II Cultivators oHand wholly or mR,inly unowned .... 21 43 19 25 2 18 157 375' III Cultivating labourers ... 20 9 17 4 3 I) 3 7 1 3 IV Non-cultivating owners of land; Agricultural rent receivers 12 8 10 5 2 3 12 4 5 3 All Non-agricultural Classes 1,026 288 813 42 213 246 391 201 267 88 {Persons who derive their Prin- cipal means of livelihood from)

V Prodnction otber than cultivation 345 45 310 15 30 30 142 70 124 24 VI -Comlnerce .... 220 14 200 9 20 5 31 20 24 10 VII Transport.... •... 33 13 32 2 1 11 23 4 20 .... VIII' Other services and mis- cellaMous Bources .... 428 216 271 16 157 200 195 107 99 4

Namber of persons de,riving their ------~------Productioll other than cultivatioD Com LITellhood dh,u, Total Sell-SupPolting _ Selhupporting persons Earmng dependa'nts Total persona ~ ~ ...-----'------Males Females Males Fema.les Males~- Females Mille. Femilles Males Females

(1) (2(;) ('17) (28) (~9) (30) (81) (!Ill) (133) (34) (35) Total All Classes (both Agri- cultural & Non-agricultural), 1,167 1,358 '127 230 440 1,128 985 519 621 260 All Agricultural Classes. 687 318 418 69 269 249 225 2~2 199 117 I Cn1tivatorsofland wholly or mainly owned .. 575 245 345 47 230 198 161 170 140 98 n Cultivators of land wholly or mainly unowned .... 90 52 60 12' 30 40 26 60 21 14 III Cultivating labourers .... 15 16 10 9 5 7 1 7 1 3 IV Non-cultivR.ting owners of land; Agricultural rent receivers 7 5 3 1 4 4 37 5 87 2 All Non-agricultural Classes. lJi80 1,040 309 161 171 879 710 271 126 ilJi3 (Persons who derive their Pri- noipal meA.ns of Iivelihood from) • V Production other than cultivation 140 614 69 57 71 557 46 31 24 6 VI Commerce 45 120 24 69 21 51 594 87 ,356 27 VII '1'ra f )sport . 24 21 14 1 10 20 4 ~ 4: VIII Othflr services and mis- . eellaneous sources 271 285 20~ 34 69 201 66 157 41 110 43 of Liyelihood-Concld.

leoondary means of livelihood from

unowned land Employment as cultivating labourer ------.Reat on agriculturalla.nd ------

Earning dependants Belf-aupporting __....__ __,__Total BeU-;!~~:~tin,___,______, Earning_____...___ dependants __...__Total persons Earning dependants ~ r-----~----_ Males Fl1ma.les Males Females Males ]!'emales Males Females Milleli Females Males Female. Ma les Femalea (lg) (18) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (!JS) (114) DISTRIOT URBAN

101 591 680 1,033 368 239 212 194 198 125 161 21 47 104 277 128 a08 131 187 165 121 269 11 19 9 o 2 141

111 48 113 198 81 64 32 134 6 6 5 2 1 4

1157 375 156 155 104 99 52 56 4 3 4 1 .... ~ 2 4 36 77 ••• 36 77 1 8 2 1 1

7 1 3 4 2 2 1 2 .... 7 ...... f • 7 124 163 272 599 181 91 525 187 106 142 16 90

18 46 78 143 54 34 24 109 65 28 50 4 15 24 7 10 22 23 14 11 8 12 46 10 32 8 14 '1 3 4 11 18 4 2 7 16 6 ••• is ... 1 ... 96 103 161 415 109 27 52 388 70 68 65 9 15 69

secondary me.nB ollivelibood from

meree Transport ------Other I.rvlee. and misoellaneous sources ~ Earning dependants Self supporting Earning dependants Self-supporting Total llerBons Total persous Earning dependants ~ ,..----'­ ...-----'------___.__ ~ Males Females Mal.. Fema.les Male. Fema.les ]fralee Femalel Males Fema.le. Malel Females Malel Females (86) (87) (S8) (89) (400) (H) (42) (4S) (440) (4.1;) ('8)

311 259 219 22 193 4 26 18 1,586 1,066 1,167 272 419 791 28 126 1U 10 133 2 8 8 589 284 466 121 123 168

21 72 98 6 95 ••• 3 6 387 161 300 66 87 95 {) 46 42 4 37 2 5 2 117 76 101 38 16- 38 " .. 4 ...... - 24 26 18 9 6 17

1 1 , 8 14 13 "H s ••• .. "" ... 61 21 47 286 134 78 12 60 2 18 10 997 782 701 161 296 63t

22 25 37 s 27 10 481 298 365 40 116 -258 238 60 18 ••• 15 ••• 5 , .. 201 47 170 21 31 26 2 11 1 11 t". .tt 1 76 35 32 4 44 31 25 47 U 8 7 1 7 !ZSg 402 134 86 105 316 44. B. III--Employerll, Employees and Independent Workers in Industrial3 and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions

____All Industries ..J._ __and sorvices-.. ___ --. ~ Total Employers Employees Independent Z Aclministrn,tive Unit Workers -.....d! ,----"-----. ,----"--""""'1 ,----"----. ,--J__--. I» Pflr- Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- w.'"' lYIttles I Males Males Males sons ma 6S males males maJes (1) (2) .(3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10j 1 Sawaimadbopur District Total . 67,84;058,049 11,791 715 99 17,039 1,951 38,295 9,741 2 Sawaimadhopur Distl.'iot Rural. 45,10136,098 9,003 491 69 9,Q16 1,52525,691 7,409 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 16,,15612,867 3,289 3'2 4 2,187 206 10,348 3,079 4 Gangftpnr Sub-Di vision Rllrn,l . 10,161 7,938 2,223 175 3,288 1,025 4,475 1,189 5 Hindn.un Sub-Division Ullral ••• 1'2,328 9,596 2,732 278 65 3,639 281 5,679 2,386 6 K3,rauli Sub-Dlvisioll Ruml .... 6,456 5,6(}7 759 6 50'2 13 5,189 7-4:6

7 Sawaimadhopur Diiatrict Urba,tl . 22,739 19,951 2,738 22~ 30 7,123 1126 12,6011 2,332

,--__Division. _. ___ 0 Primary. ___ industries .J. ______not elsewhere specified --. Inilepflndent 0 To~al Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit· Workers ~ ,--_..J._ __ --. ,--_-"-_--. ,---1..._--. ,--_ _,L_--. ....;_, (D Fe- Fe- Males Females, Malos Mfdes Males Fe- rt2 mfdeil males IllA,les (1) (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) '(16) (17) (18) 1 Sa.waimadhopur District Total • 2,398 687 26 a 12<1 n 2,218 670 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural . 2,111 635 9 3 78 n 2,029 618 3 Sawaimadhopur 8. D. R. 932 225 1 3 14 1 917 221 4 G::tngapur ;:"ub-Divisioll Rural . 702 290 ...... 4 2 698 288 . ,5 Hindn,un Sub-Division Rural ... 176 78 6 ... 36 11 134 67 6 Karauli S llb-Division Rural .... 301 42 '2 19 280 42 . 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 287 52 17 ... 1S1 ... 219 62

Sub-division 0'1 Btock Raising ,-- ~ ---.-"- --. Independent 0 Total Employers. Employees ;z; Administrati ve Unit WorkerA ~.... ,----"----. ,----L-""""'1 ,-----"----.. ,--__!'_---.. ""'j.) Mrtles Males Fe- ... M 1 Fe- M I Ffl- ro Femn.les males a es rna 1es a es ma1es (1) (19) (gO) ('21) (22) (23) . (24) (25) (26)

1- _ Sawaim~dhopur District Total • 2,312 631 26 3 107 1<1 2,179 614 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 2,1011 605 9 8 73 ill 2,022 688 3 SftwfI,imadhopur S. D. R. g.j2 225 1 3 14 1 917 2\dl ., 4 . G~ngapnr Sub-Division Rural. 702 260 -- 4 '2 698 258 5 . Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... 176 78 6 35 11 134 67 6 Kar9Juli Sub-Division Rl:Ira1 ... 294 42 2 19 273 42 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 208 26 17 ... 34 ••• 157 26 45

B. UI-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Oontd.

Sub-division 0'4 Forestry, woodcutting and collection r-.------_)._---of products not elsewhere specified ...., o Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees Independent z Workers r-_)'_-...., r--...}._--...., r--_...).__...., r--...}._-...., M Fe- Mal . Fe- I Fe- a1 (lS F ema Ies Ma Ies males J.U es males Ma es males (1) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total • 81 56 17 64j 56 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural •. 2 30 ... 2 30 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. ••• ... 4. Gangapur Sub·Division Rural .. .. 30 ••• ,at• 30 5 Hinda.un Sub-Division Rural ...... 1.... --· 6 . Karauli Sub-Division Rural ...... -...... : 26 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 79 ... 1,7 i ••• 62 26 Sub-division,O'5 Hunting r------...}._------,---....,(Including trapping and game propagation) <:) Administrativj;l Unit Total Employers Employees Independent Z Workers -;.... r--...}._-~ r--...}._-~ r--..J.__...., r-...}._-...., ""~ Ma 1es F emales Males Fe- MaI es Fe- Males Fe- r:n. males males males (1) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) ~ Sawaima.dhopur Dietrict Total 5 ...... 5 ... 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 5 ...... ,. 5 ... 3 Saw~imadhopur S. D. R. '" ...... 4 Gangapur Sub-Division RuraL...... 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ...... 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ...... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. Division 1 Mining und Quarrying r-.------__;-__)~-- -- ...., ci , .Independent Z Administrative Unit Total Employers I:i..mployees Workers- -....d! r--...}._-...., r--...}._--. r---c.J.__-. r---~--...., ""(lJ Ma.les Females Males Fe- M 1 Fe- Males Fe- 00 ·males a es males males (1) (67) (68) (69) (70) (71) (72) (73) (74) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 762 170 2 43 19 717 151 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 6lJi8 170 28 19 520 151 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 239 139 10 19 2'29 120 4 Gangapuf Sub-Division Rural .. ..

5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. 16 10 •• l ~ 16 10 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ... . 293 21 '21 '1 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 214 2 15 197 46 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Oontd.

Sub-division 1'0 Non-metallic mining and ,______quarrying not otherwise.J____ classified,___ . ___-,

o 'rotal Employers Employees Independent -z Administrative Unit Workers ,-_J.._, ~_J.._-, ,-_...A..._-, ~_ ...... Males Females Males mFaele-s Males Fe- Males Fe- ma les rna tes (1) (75) (76) (77) (78) (79) (80) (81) (82) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 33 7 1 32 7

2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 38 7 1 .. t 82 7 :3 Sawaimadhopur S.D. R. 33 1 32 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural. 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... . 7 7 6 Ramuli Sub-Division Rural .. ..

7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. '$ •••• Sub-division 1'1 Coal mining r-~------_L------, Employers Employees Independent Aaministrative Unit Total Workers ,-_J.._-, ,-_J..._, ,-_J..._-, ,-_""'__, . Fe- M 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- Ma I es F ema Ies Ma I es males a es males a es JIlales (1) (83) (84) (85) (86) (87) (88, (89) ~90) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 5 8 5 7 1 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 5 8 5 7 1 3 Sawaimadhopnr S. D. R. 5 8 5 7 1 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural . 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. 1) Karauli Sub-Division Ruml ...... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban.

Sub-division 1'5 Stone-quarrying, clay and sand pits ,------_)_------, o Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees Independent Z Workers ,_J__ , ,_J__ -, r--~ ,_...L_,

Males Fe~ Males Fe- M 1 Fe~ l\;f I F€- males males a es males m.a es males (1) (115) (116) (117) (118) (119) (120) (121) (122) 1 Sawaimadhopur Distriot Total. 724 155 2 37 12 685 143 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 510 155 .... 22 12 488 143 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 201 131 4 12 197 119

4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural. ... -" 5 Hindaun Sub-Divieion Rural ... . 16 3 16 3 fi Karauli Sub-Division Rural .. .. 293 21 '2 291 21 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 214 ••• 2 15 .-.,.. - 197 47 B. III.-Employers Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Diyisions and Sub-divisions-Oontd.

Division 2. Processing, and Manufacture~Foodstuffs Textiles, Leather and Products thereof ~ ______L____ ~ ci Employees Ipdependent Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Workers ~_.....L __~ r-_L_, ~_.....L_~ r--.....L-, Fe- M Fe- M 1 Fe- M I Fe- Males males ales males a es males a es males (1) (139) (140) (141) (142) (143) (144) (145), (146) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 11,337 2,673 252 14 657 72 10,~28 2,587 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 7,768 2,113 189 Hi 522 53 1,057 2,0l16 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. • . 2,493 598 1 58 3 2,434 595 4 Qangapur Sub-Division Rural.,. 1,414 420 ••• .... 30 ... 1,384 420 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural.... 2,802 850 188 14 428 50 2,186 786 6 Rarauli Sub-Division Rural.... 1,059 245 6 1,053 245 7 Sawaiinadhopur District Urban. 3,569 560 63 135 19 3~371 541 Sub-division 2'0 Food industries otherwise unclassified

------~''------~ ci Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Workers .....d r--J.._, ,-__L __, r--_]'_-~ r-_ _'L_~ ~ M I Fe- M'l Fe- M 1 Fe- M I Fe- 00 a ea males a es males a es males a es males (1) (147) (148) (149) (150) (151) (152) (153) (154) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Tota 675 5 27 47 601 5 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 98 5 4 94 5 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 63 2 .. 2 61 2 4 Gangapur Sub-Division RuraL 9 9 •••• 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. 6 3 2 4 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .. .. 20 ...... 20 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 577 27 43 507 ••• Sub-division 2'1 Grains and pulses ------'~'------.---.., ~ Administrative Unit Tot~l Employers Employees Independent ...... Workers, ~_~l._~. r-- ~l. _ _.., ~_.~'__ --.. ,-_ _l___ _.., .....~ ""'Q) Males Fe- _ Males Fe- Males Fe- Malec Ire- 00 males males males '" males (1) (155) (156) (157) (158) (159) (160) (161) (162) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 183 58 12 1 73 5 98 52 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 55 31 1 1 33 2 21 28 3 Sawairnadhopur S. D. R. 41 3 1, 2G 14 3 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural..:. 7 7 .... 7 7 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... . 10 1 2 7 6 Ramuli Sub-Division Rural .. .. 7 11 7 11 7 Sawa.im'\dhopur District Urban. 128 27 H 40 3 77 24 B. lII-:-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-001ltd.

Sub-division 2'2 Vegetable oil and dairy products ----_...... ,__-"--_.---~ o mployers E· 1 Independent Z Administrative Unit Total E mp oyees Workers ,~~-,r-~-,~,,~\ Fe- I Fe- Fe- M I Fe- Males males Ma es males Males males a es males (1) (16;3) (164) (165) (166) (167) (168) (169) (170) 1 Sawaimadhopllr District Total, 1,240 261 7 2 2 1,231 255 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 1,125 243 1 2 2 1:116 237 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 433 109 ••• 433 109 RuraL. 4 Gangapur Sub-Division 305 25 "" 305. 25 5 Hindauu Sub-Division Rural .. .. 201 89 7 4 2 2 192 83 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .. .. 186 20 ... ••• 186 20 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 115 18 - 115 18 Sub-division 2'3 Sugar Industries r------_),__ --, o Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees Independent Z Workers r ...L---'l r-----~__..,,~ ,_..A..---. . Males Fe- M I Fe- M 1 Fe- M I Fe- males a e9 males a es males a es males (1) (171) (172) (173) (174) (175) (176) (177) (178) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 18 .... 3 15

2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. I'" 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. .... • 4 Gangapur Sub-Division RulaL. 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. (j Ka.rauli Sub-Division Rural ...... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 18 3 15

Sub·division '2'4 Beverages r------J.,·------, Total Employers Employees Independent Administl'ati ve Unit Workers .----_J-;___, ,--"-, ,-1--, r---'--" Fe- lV 1 Fe- M· I Fe- M 1 Fe- Ma Ies males .4Ua es maJes a es males a es males (1) (179) (lRO) (181) (182) (183) (184) (185) (186) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 11 ... ..f 11 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural...... 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. • ... N. 4: Gangapur Sub-Division RuraL...... - ... 5 Hindaun Sub-Division RUl'al ... . - ... - 6 Karauli Sub· Division Rural .. .. n •• ... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 11 ... 11 49 I. I1I-Emplo-yers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions a.nd Sub-divisions.-Oontd. Sub-division 2'5 Tobacco o ------z Total Employers Employees Indflpendent Administrative Unit ------Workers Fe­ Fe- Fe- Fe- Males males . Males males Males males Males males 1 (187) (188) (189) (190) (191) (192) (193) l194) 1 Sawaimadhopuf Uistrict Total. 11 ••• ... 2 Sawaimadhopul' District Rural. •••

3 Sawaima.dhopur S. D. R. • •• 1 .... '4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural ••• , .. - ... 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ...... 6 Kamuli Sub-Division Rural ......

7 Sawaimadhopur District. Urban. 11 ••• 41 ... , ...

,--______811 b·di ,ision 2'6J..._ Cotton Textiles ,

Total Employers Employees Independent Administrative Unit Workers ,--_,_...L--, ,--_J..._--'; ,-----L-~ ,-_.A.-, M 1 Fe~ M 1 :B'e- M 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- a es males . a es males a es males a es males (1) (195) (196) (197) (198) (199) (200) (201) (202) 1 Sawairoadhopur District Total . 8,336 1,729 150 9 341 57 0,839 1,668 2 Sawairoa!lhopur District Rural. ~,333 1,406 140 9 324 18 3,889 1,319 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D.lt 1,100 367 , .. 28 2 1078 ~65 4 Gangapur Sub-DiviRion Rural. 699 289 ••• ... 5 694 289 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. 2,138 61~ 140 9 285 46 1713 558 6 Karauli Sl;lb-Division. Rural .. .. 390 137 ... 'f' 6 384 137 7 Sawairoadhopur District Urban. 2,003 823 10 .. , 23 9 1,970 ,314 Sub-division 2' 7 Wearing appn,rel (except foot wear) ,--____and made--J... up textile goods _- ~ o Independent z Administrative Unit r:I'otal Employers Employees Workers ,----J..._, ,.-_-L-, r---L~ ,....-----'---~ Males. Fe~ Fe- Fe- M 1 Fe- males Males roa 1es Males mlli Ies a es males (1) ('203) ('204) (2~5) (208} ('207) ('208) ('l.09) \'Z10) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 941 182 25 ... 60 8 856 171 2 Sawaimadhopul' District Rural. 400 93 10 84 1 356 92 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. ... 173 36 .. , 2 i 171 35 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural, 82 18 .. , 17 ... 65 18 6 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. 96 30 10 ." 15 n 30 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ... . 49 9 ••• 49 9 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 541 89 16 ... 26 7 500 8~ 50 It III-Employers, Employees aDd Independent Workers in Indulitries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions -Oontd,

,..-Sub-division______2' 8 Textile Industries..A-. otherwise unclassified

----~ .15 Total Employers Employees Independent ~ Administrative Unit Workers "; ,..--.)._-~ ,..-_..A.._-...... ,..---.)._--~ ,..--.)._-~ fl;) Males Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- 00 males Males mllies Males males MaleM males (1) (211) (21'2) (213) (~.H4) (215) (216) (217) (218)

1 Sawaimadhopur District Total , 59 24 59 2~ 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 37 211 ••• ... 81 24 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 3 ... H" 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural , 3 ... 3 5 Hindaun Sub·Division Rural .... ••• ...... 6 Ramuli Sub-Division Rural ., .. 34 24 ••• 34 24 '1 Sawaim~hopur District Urban 22 ...... 22 Sub-division 2' 9 Leather, leather products & footwear ..A.. ,.- ~ 0 Independent Z Administrati ve Unit Total Emplcyers Employees ...... Workers r,;s ,..--.).___-... ,---.)._--, ,.-_..A-._~ ,--.)._-~ 'r: fl;) Fe- Fe- Fe- M I Fe- {/.l Males males Males males Males males . a es males (1) (219) (220) (221) (22~) (223) (224) (225) (226) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 1,868 414. Sf 125 1,707 114 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 1,720 811 31 125 1,564 311 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 677 81 ,., ... 677 81 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural . 309 81 ... 1 ... 308 81 I) Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 361 105 31 ,.. 124 206 105 6 Rarauli Sub-Division Rural .. -. 373 44 .... 373 44 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 143 103 ... n3 103

Di vision 3 Processing and Manufacture-'-Metals, Chemicals and Products thereat r- --"------"" 0 Independent Total Employers Employees Z Administrative Uni~ Workers I ...... as ,..--_).__~ ,..--.).__~ ,..---"-.--~ r--.)._-~ 'f:! !U Males Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- w males Males males Males males Males males (1) (227) ('228) (229) (230) (231) (232) (233) (234) - -- ~.-- 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total , 94~ 159 16 259 46 669 113

2 Sawahm&dhopur District Rural 491 98 18 ~73 98 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 208 40 2 . ... 206 40 I 4 Gn,ngapur Sub-Division'Rural . 59 13 1 58 13 6 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 180 42 15 165 42 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .... 44 3 ••• 41 8 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 453 61 16 2U 46 196 15 51

B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Diyiaions and Sub-divisions.-Oontd. Sub-Division 3' 0 Manufacture of metal products, otherwise unclassified _J_ r- ~ d Total Emp10yers Employees. Independent Z Workers Administrative Unit ,-__.A. __--., r-_J_--, ,-_..J..__"\ -....~ r-:.---'-----. '"'Q) Fe- Males Fe- Males Fe- M I Fe- 00 Ma1es males males rna Ies n. es rna.1 es (1) (235) . (~36) (237) (238) (229) (240) (241) (242)

1 Sawaimad~opur ~i.~trict _Tptnl 631 9~ ~6 21 B9lJi 91 2 Sawa~ad!tQPur District Rural 456 86 j7 ... ~39 86 3 Sawaimadhopu~ S. D. R. 173 35 1 172 35 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural . 59 7 ,.1 1 58 7

180 42 •• i 15 ·165 42 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ..... 6 Kamuli Sub-Division Rural .... 44 2 ... 44 2 7 Sawaimadh~pur District Urban. 175 8 16 4 165 .8

Bub-division___ 3' 3 Transport ..A. ___ Equipment.______, ,---- d Total Employers Employees Inc1ependent Z Administrative Unit Workers ,-_ _J__-, ,-_ _J__~ ~_--, ,-- _J_--, Fe- Fe- Males Males Males Fe- Ma I es Fe-. males mftles males males (1) (259) (260) (261) (262) (263) (264) (265) (266) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total • '1 3 ...... 7 3 2 Sawaimadhopur District 'Rural 3 ... S 3 So.waima(lhopur S. D. R. .. , -. , .. 4 Gltngapur Sub-Division Rural. ••• 3 ... 3 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... ••• ••• ... 6 Karauli S ub- Division Rural .... ••• ••• ...... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 7 ...... 7 Snb-division 3' 5 Mltchinery (other than electrical machinery) including Engineering Workshops ,- __J__ ----. 0 Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers -.....Ql r--J_-....., ,--_J_--,,----J---~ ,--__--, Q)'"' Males Fe- Males Fe- M 1 Fe M I Fe- U1 males males a es males a es males (1) (~75) (276) (277) (278) (279) (280) (281) (282) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 258 46 237 46 21 2 Sa.w~adhopur District Rural •... 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 4 Gangapur Snb-Divisi~n Rural • ...

5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... ,,,'1

6 Karauli Sub-Divisian Rura.l , ... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 258 46 231 46 21 52 B. III-"Employers, Employei:s and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Oontd.

Sub-di vision 3' 6 Basic Industrial Ohemica.ls Fertiliser and Power Alcohol r----.------o-----L--- , o Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees Int-v~~.~~::t r-:--...)_---' r---L_-, __-L_, _...)_-") M 1 Fe- Males Fe- ~Ir 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- J. a es males mll,les lUa es males a cs males (1) (283) (284) (285) \286) (287) (288) (28~) (290)

1 Sawaimadhopur District.Total 8 ~ 8 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural • 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural.. ..

5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ...... ~ 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ...... 7 Sawa.imadhopur Distriot Urban 8 ... 8 - Sub-di viSion 3'8 Manufacture of chemical products otherwise unclassified r------,---'---...)_------Total Employers Employees Independent Administrative Unit Workers ,,-----"---") r-----L--, ,---'--, ,.----A---- Males Fe- Males Fe- M 1 Fe-,,,, I Fe- males males a es males m a es males (1) , (299) (300) (301) (302) (303) (304) (305) (306)

1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 40 16 / ... •••• 1 39 16 2 Sawaimadhopul' Distriot Rural • 35 9 ...... 1. 34 9 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R 35 5 1 ... 34 6 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural.. .. 8 ... ' .. 3 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural,...... 6 Ka~auli Sub-Division Rural .... 1 ••• .... 1 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban _. 5 7 - 7 Division 4 Processing and Mnnufaoture-Not elsewhere r-...,.._------_)------specified ----, o . E 1 Independent .z .Ad.ljnistrJl,tivB Unit Total E mp I oyers . mp oyees WOFHeFs r-----L---,r---L---.. r--__'____--'~-~ M I Fe- ~f I Fe- M 1 Fe- M I Fe- a es males 11 a es males a ea males a es males (1) (307) (308) (309) (310) (311) (312) (313) (314) 1 Siwaimadhopur District Total . 5,875 1,182 24 4 162 67 5,389 1,111 2 Sawaimadhopul' District Rural . 4,615 1,0119 6 4 441 46 4,168 999 S Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 2,067 497 369 41 1,698 456 4 Gangap-ur Sub-Division Rl1rltL .. 962 206 17 945 206 I) Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... . 716 289 6 4 10 5 700 280 6 Dholpur Sub-Division Rllral .. .. 870 57 45 825 57 1 Sawlwnadhopur District Urban 1,260 188 18 21 21 1,221 112 63

B, III-Employers, Employees and Ind.ependent Workers in Industries and Servicel by Ditisions and Sub-divilions-ODntd,

Sub-division 4'0 Manufacturing Industries otherwise unclassified r----~------, ci Total ' Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers ,------1'------r__ ----"----,---...J._---,-- --,.....,...._. __ Males Fe­ I Fe- M I Fe- - M 1 Fe- males Ma es males a es males a es males (1) (315) (316) (317) (318) (319) (320) (321) (322) 1 S"waimadhopur District Total 1,5.19 133 19 2 173 11 1,357 120

2 Sawaimadhopur Dlstrict Rural. 923 99 6 2 173 11 7~~ 86 3 Sawaimadhopur S, D. R. 442 46 159 10 283 36 4 Gangapur Sub-Division RuraL. 138 1 13 125 1 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 253 49 6 '3 1 1 246 46 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .. ,. 90 3 90 3 7 Sawaimadhopof District Urban 626 34 13 613 34 Sub-division 4'3 Cement-Cement pipes & other cement products r------'~--.------Employees Independent Administrative Unit Total Employers Workers ~----'~----~--~--~ ~ ------, Fe­ Fe- Fe- Fe- Males males Males !nales Males ma.les Males males (1) (339) (340) (341) (342) (343) (344) (345) (346) 1 Sawaimadhopur Distriot retal . 390 100 ... 201 31 189 69 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural , 390 100 201 31 189 69 3 Sawaimadhopur S, D, R. 390 100 '201 31 189 69 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rurf11 ...

5 Hiodaun Sub-Division Rural ••• '''~

6 Karanli Suh'-Division Rural ... :" ••• 7 Sawaimadhopor District "UrbaJi'- Sub-division 4'4 Non-metallic mineral products. r-----'------ci Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Total Workers -----''----.. --""---- ~ ~ . Fe­ Fe- Fe-. Fe- Males males Ma]es males Milles ma Ies MR,}es mR. ]es (1) (347) (348) (349) (350) (351) (352) (353) (354) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total • 1,827 611 5 61 1,761 611 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 1,484 B81 43 1,441 581 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 570 253 1 568 :253 4 Gangapur Sub·Division RuraL... 315 133 ... 2 314 133 5 Hindaun Sub-Di vision Rural .. .. 33~ 163' 332 163 6 Kal'a,uli Sub-Division Rural .. . 32\ 40 3'2 '1 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 343 30 5 IS a20 30 :B. Ill-Employers, Employees and Independent Wvrkers in Industries an~ Services by Dt'risions and Sub-divisions-Oontd.

Sub· division 4'6 Wood & wood products other than furniture and fixtures ,-.....------"-_--.------Independent 0 Total Employers Employees Z_, Administrative Unit Workers ,.-----'----., ...... ~ -~ ~ ll) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- ill Males Males males males Males rna I es Males rna Ies (1) (363) (364) (365) (366) (367) (368) (369) (370) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 2,056 338 2 17 25 2,039 311 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural . 1,777 269 2 17 4 1,760 263 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 659 98 2 657 98

0 4 Gl1ngapur Sub-Division RuraL. 508 72 .i.J 506 72 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 131 77 2 9 4 122 71 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .... 479 22 4 475 22 7 Sawaimadhopu~ District Urban. 279 69 21 279 48 Sub-division 4'7 Furniture & fixtures ('-._-- ._------'...._-- o Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrati ve Unit Workers "'ai ....--'-----.. .~ Fe- Fe· Fe- Fe- l1l Males Males males males Males rna I es Males rna I es (1) (371) (372) (373) (374) (375) (376) (377) (378\ 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total • 35 .... 1 34

2 Sawa.imadhopur District Rural I 35 1 34 3 Sawairnadhqpur S. D. R. ••• 4 Gangapur Sub- Division RuraL. ... ••• 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ...... 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ... . 35 ... II' 1 .... 34 r; Sawaimadhopur District Urban...... Sub-division 4'8 Paper & paper products ~------,------.------.. Total Employers Employeies Independent Administrative Unit Workers Fe- Males Males Fe- M I Fe-' 1 Fe- males males a es males Ma es. mates . (1) (379) (380) (381) (382) (383) (384) (385} (386)' 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 6 .... 6 } 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 6 6 3 Sawairnadhopur S. D. R. G 6 4 Gangapur Sub-Division ~ural.... 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 6 Kal'auli Sub-Division Rural .... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. . B. I1I-Emplo,erl, Employees and Independellt Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions land Sab·divisions-Gontd. '

Sub-division 4'9 Printing and Allied Industries .------~~------~~ o Administrati ve Unit Total Employers Employees Independent Z Workers .--~-~ r--~--"" r--.J_---, ,--___,L_--., Males Fe- Males Fe- M 1 Fe- M I Fe- males males a es males a eli ma.le. (1) (387) (388) (389) (390) (391) (392) (393) (394) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total , 12 .... 3 9

2 Sa.waimadhopur District Rural , '" ... •• 1. '

3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. ••• c. 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural ... 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... . .oo ... •••

6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ...... , .. '0' 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 12 3 .. , 9 Diyision 5 Construction & Utilities .-_____--_L-~--.-,----, o Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers ------~ Males Fe­ Fe- M I Fe- M I Fe- males Males ill-ales a es males a es males (1) (395) (396) (397) (398) (399) (400) (40]) (402) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 3,274 1,283 21 1,632 163 1,621 1,120 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 2,472 1,004 12 1,499 187 961 861

:3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. I 868 471 12 202 ~5 654 ~ 446

4 Gangapur Sub-DivisioD Rural . 622 140 ... ~ 534 III 88 29 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. 720 271 720 271

G Karauli S L1 b-Division Rural ... . 262 122. 43 1 219 121 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 802 219· 9 133 26 660 253 Snb-clTvision 5.1 Construction & maintenance-Buildings _____ ~L ----- •. -- -..., o Total Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers --__.,.~-...... ______._ __ '--- ~ Males Fe­ Fe- Fe- Fe- males Males males Males males Males males (1) (411) (412) (413) (414) (415) (4Hi) (417) (418) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 776 149 12 177 33 587 116 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 408 .119 12 160 38 236 116 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 218 114 12 20 12 186 102

4 Gallgapur Sub-Division l~ural ...• 125 30 01' 110 21 15 9 , 5 Hindaun Sub-Division RumI ... . 17 5 ••• 17 ... 5 6 Ramuli Sub-Division Rural ... . 48 "" 13 36 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 368 17 361 56 B. III-Employers, EmploYee. and Independent Workers in Industries a.nd Services bJ Divisions and Sub·divisions- Oontd. Sub-Division 5'2 Constmotion and maintenance Roads, Bridges, and other..J.... Transport ___ Works r- 1 10 Total Employers Employees Independant Z Administrative Unit Workers' Ci.... ~~ ... Fe- Q) Males Fe- M 1 Fe- M I Fe- rn Males males males a es males a es ma.les 0) (419) (4flOj (4fll/ (4;]2) (423/ (4'21) (4flfi) (~go) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total •. 290 417 246 5 44 42 2·· Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 290 246 44 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 201 160 41 4 Ganga-put Sub-Division Rural . 60 60 5 Hinthun Sub-Division Rural .... 26 ... 6 Kamuli Sub-Division Rural .... 29 3 7 Sawaima.dhopur District Urban, 417 5 42 Sub-division 5'5 Works and servioes -Electric Power and Gas supply . .J~ __ r----' '. --- _ .. 1 0 Total Employers E mp 1oyees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers : .--' ______-...... ciI -'- .., Fe- Fe- ----Fe- M I FA- Males Males Males a es ill males males males males (1) (443) (444) (445) (446) (447) (448) (449) (450) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 309 9 45 255 '2 Sawaimadhopur District Rura.l . 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 4 Gangapl1l' Sab-Division Rural. 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 6 Kl1rauli Sub-Division Rural .... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 809 9 45 255 .... , Sub-division 1)'6 Works & services-Domestic and Industrial wa.ter supply .L. 1 <> Employees Independent. Z •Total Employers ..... Administrative Unit Workers ....ca .-'--.. _____..__ ia Fe- Males Fe- M 1 Fe~ M~ 1 Fe- 00. Males males IDa 1es a es males a es males (1) (451) (452) (453) (454) (455) (456) (457) (458) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 278 153 230 63 418 90 ~ Sa waimadhopur District Rural • :MD 98 230 59 19 39

3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 26 24 I ... 10 5 16 19 4 Gangaput Sub-Division Rural • 217 73 ... 215 53 2 :20 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural :... 3 .... ••• 3 ... 9 !brauli Sub-Division Rural .... 3 1 ...... ,:3 1 1 ... 7 Sawaim1dhopur Distriot Urban. 29 55 ••• 41 29 51 57 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divlsions-Contd.

Sub-division 5'7 Sanitary Works and Services--Including scavengers r--'--- _)~ ------.-, o Total Employers Employees Independent z Administrative Unit Workers -----"'----_ ------...--'----... _____,.._____ Fe­ Males M I Fe- l\,f I Fe- M Fe~ ma.les . a es rna Ies ltJ.a es rna Ies ales rna 1es (1) (459) (460) (461) (462) (463) (464) (465) (466) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 1621 934 .ti. 934 62 687 872 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural . 1525 757 863 4;5 662 712 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 423 333 12 8 411 325 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural • 220 37 ... 149 37 71

5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... . 700 266 ••• 700 • ••• I 266 6 Rarauli Sub-Division Rural .. .. 182 121 2 180 121 - 7 Sa1lfaimadhopur District Urban . 96 17' 71 17 25 160 Division 6 Commerce _...::;;...... _--L ____ ... _.. ___ ._-, o Tota.l Employers Employees independent Z Administrative U lit Workers Fe- Males Males Fe- Males Fe- Males Fe- . malts males males rna les (t) (467) (468) (469) (470) (471) (472) (473) \474) 1 Sawaimadhopur Distrii3t Total. 11,853 1,292 306 58 341 19 11,206 1,215 '2 Sawaimadhopur District Bural . 6,630 733 268 4;8 157 ·2 6,205 683 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 2,015 141 16 1 33 1 1,966 139 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural .. . 1,329 181 175 116 1,038 181 {) Hindaun Sub-Di vision Rural .. .. 2,026 313 74 47 1,952 266 6 Kamuli Sub-Division Hllral .... 1,260 98 3 8 1 1,240 97 7 Sawai Madhopur District Urban. 5,223 559 38 10 184; 17 5,001 532 Sub-division 6'0 Retail trade otherwise unclassified

_)~------~--..... • o ~rotal Employers Employees Inpepenilent Z E\.dministrati, ve Unit Workers

]j'p,­ Fe- 11. ]'e- .. Fe- Males Males 1 1.1ales 1 Males 1 males rna es lIla es mn es (1) (475) (476) (477) (478) (479) (480) (4tH) (482) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 5,787 587 l30 42 181 l1 5,476 534 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural .• ~,570 369 ,117 35 71 2 3,382 332 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R 1,138 49 9 1. 2i 1 1,lC2 47 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural .. .. 475 89 ,50 39 386 bU 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. 1,166 101 58 34 1,108 157 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ... . 40 1 7SU 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban . 2,217 218 13 7 110 9 2,094 58

B. H~~Emplofers Employees and Independent WOfkers in Industries and. Services bY'Vivieions and Sub-divisions~aontd~ , " l _,' \I _~.' '. • , I Sub-division 6'1 Retail tradtin foodstuffs (including beverag!3s and narcotics) o r----.---,...-- ___-L_---. ---'" Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees Independent Workers .....-----"-----.... ~~ Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe­ M I Males ma.les a es males Males males Males m~l~B (1) (483) (484) (485) (486) (487) (488) (489) (490) 1 Sawaimadbopur District Total • 2,542 293 20 6 43 2 2,479 285 2 sawaimadhopur District Rural. 1,331 190 6 6 5 1,320 184 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 375 51 1 4 ... 370 51 4 Gltngapur Sub-Division Rural . 284 66 1 283 66 5 Hindann Sub-Division Rural .... 470 65 5 6 465 59 6 I\ltrauli Sub-Division Rural ... 202 8 202 8 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. '1,211 103 14 38 2 1,159 101 Sub-division 6'2 Retail trade in fuel (including petrol) t""'" __..J.. ""\ Z Total Ernplovers E 1 Independent " J rnp oyees Workers .....~ Administrative Unit !-t r----:::::-..J._----, r--..J._--, r--..J._----, ,-__L_-, Q) U1 Males Fe- Males Fe~ MI' Fe- M 1 Fe- ma.les males ~ a e8 maJes a e8 males (1) (491) (492) (493) (494) (4~5) (496) (497) (498) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 119 29 2 117 . 29 '2 Sawamiadhopur District Rural. 94 29 2 ... 92 29 .'3 Sa-;vairnadbopur S. D. R. 33 11 1 32 11 11 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural . 1 1 .. 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .. .. 35 35 () Karauli Sub-Division Rural, ... . 25 18 1 '24 18 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 25 ••• 25

Sub-division 6'3 Ret~il trade in textile anclleather goods o ~ ..J._ \. Z Independent Administrative Unit Total Employers E mp 1oyees Workflrs r----L -, ,--_..J.__-,. ,,--__L_-, r--_L_,_., Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- M. ales males Males males Males males Males males (1) (499) . (500) (501) (502) (503) (504) (505) (50t» 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 1,830 178 71 6 62 3 !,697 f69 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 765 60 63' [) 35 667 55, 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 192 5 3 '2 187 5 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural • 194 :1 54 31 109 5 Hindann Sub-Division Rural.... 247 31 6 5 241 26 6 Rarauli Sub-Division Rural.... 132 21 2 130 21 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 1,065 118 8 1 27 3 1,030 114 59

B, III-Employer. ~, EmploY,e~s. and Independ~n~ Y! ~xkers in Industri~~ u.d Semces by nmS1~ns and Sub~S1~s-CDnta, .

I.) Sub-tiivision 6'4 Wholesale trade in foodstuffs ,-_--_ "_____ ~. ______J... Z I -, ---,,..Gil Independent ~. Total Employ.erB Employees Workers Q) Administrative Unit rJ1 ,.-_--L_, ,.-_....,L_, ,-_..JI.._, ,---L--:-- Fe- .Fe- Fe- M Fe- 11a1e&- _.. .- -I Males I Males I ales aJ IDa es rna es mil. es ill el (1) (507) (508) (509) (510) (511) (512) (513) (514) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 319 9 3 316 9 2 SawaiJlladhopur District Rural • 54 " 3 51 3 Sawairoadhopur S. D. R. 4 Ganga,pur Sub-Division Rural, 5 EIindanll Sub-Division Ruml .. .. 54 3 51 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .. .. 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban, 265 Q 266' t Sub·division/6'5 Wholesale trade in commodities other than foodstuffs ,-----______.L_,, ______- ___~ o Z Independent Administmti ve Unit Total Employers Employees Worker~ ,-~-.)._----, r---J...--, r--~L--:-- ,-_ __.l.._,""" Fe- Fe- Fe- Males Females Males males Males males Males males (1) (516) (.51G) (517) (518) (519) (5'20) (521) (522) , 1 ~awaima'lhopur District Total 219 76 1 If> 333 76 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 256 23 6 250 23 3 Sn,waimadhopnr S D. R 71 5 \ 5 4 Ganga,pur Sub-Division Huml h3 6 167 18 ;) Hinda.un Sub-Divisioll Rura.l .... () Kl1l'ituli Sob-DivisioJJ HilmI .... 12 .... 'I Sawaiml),dhopur District Urban, 93 53 1 9 83 53

Suh-di vision G.G Real Estat6 --.. ---.---~.--- -.-~.-_\..._~------, o Inde10endent Z Administrative lJnit 1'ctal . l~m1Jl(ly('rs E mp Ioyees WorlH\ff; ,-__L_---., .,-__. __ --, ,-_~\... _ __, ,-_-'---., Fe- Fe- Fe- Malr.s Females Males males Ma.les males Males m.a.les (1)\ (523) (524) (625) (526) (527) .(528) (529) (530)

1~ 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 1 ... ~. 1 "2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural . 8 1 8 1 3 Sawaimadhopur S. n. R. 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural ... "ft . i') Hindaun Sub-l)iyision Rural .... 8 8 1 6 K:.trauli Sub-Division Rural .... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urba.n 3 3 60 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Oontd.

Sub-division 6'S Moneylending, banking and other financial business d r- Z' Independent----- ..... Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees '5til Workers ~ Fe- Males Fe- Ma Ies Fe- Ma I es Fe- Males males males males males· (539) (1) (540) (541) (542) (543) (544) (545) (546) 1 Sa_waimadhopur District Total. 898 119 .79 4 40 3 777 112 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 552 61 77 2 110 1135 59 3 Sawaimftdhopur S. D. R. 206 20 2 204 20 ~ 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural . 202 5 71 39 92 !) & Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 4() 25 2 2 44 23 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rumi .... 98 11 2 1 95 11

'7 I Sawaimadhopur District Urban 344 58 2 2 3 342 53 Di vision 7 Transport, Storage and Communica,tions ci r ------Z Independent.--- ...... Administrative Unit TotfLl Employers Employees ....ciI 'vV Ol'kers ::.. . \9 - w. Fe- Fe- Fe- .Fe- Males Males Mnles l\iales males males mrtles Illides (1) (547) (548) (549) (550) (5'51) (.')52) (553) (5;)4) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 2,730 145 25 1,735 57 970 88 2 Sa waimadhopur District Rural. 1,117 85 1 491 15 625 70 3' Sawaimadhopur S. D. R...... 416 --14 1 220 7 195 37 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rura.l . 313 10 231 4 82 6 , 5 Hindaun Sub- Di vision Rnral .... 130 14 11 4 113 10 "6 Karanli Sub-Division Rural .... 258 17 '23 235 17 7 Sawaimildhopur -District Urban 1,613 60 24 1,244 42 345 18

Sub-division 7'0 Transport and communications, otherwise unclassified and incidental services a r- ""'"\ Z Independent Administrative Unit Total Employers / Employees .....-...til Workers ~ rIl Fe- Males Males Fe- Ma 1 es Fe- Ma I es Fe- males males males males (1) (555) (556) (557) (558) (550) (560,- (661) (562) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total, 4 1 3

2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. ~ 1 3 • 3 Sawaimadhopnr S. D. R. 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural . 4 1 - 5 Hindann Sub-Division Rural .... 6 Karal.l1i Srio-Division Rnral .... 7 Sawaimadho]Jur District Urba.n 61

:8. III~ Employers, EnqIloyees and Independent Workers in Industries and Semces by DiVisions and Sub.divisions-(Oontd,)

Sub-division 7'1 Transport by road o Employees nd ependent Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Workers

Fe­ Males Fe- Males Fe- Males Fe'- Males males males males rna les (1) (563) (564) (565) (566) (567) (568) (lm9) (570) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 1,128 89 25 146 957 85 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural . 6419 67 1 36 612 67

3 Sawaimadhopur S, D. R. ~15 34 1 189 34 4 Gangapur Sub- Division Rural . 82 6 7 75 6 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 113 10 113 10 ._/"«' 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .... 239 17 ,4 235 17 .. .., \ ..... ~ 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 479 22 21 110 4 345 18

Sub-diVi£ion 7'2 Tr!ttlspol't by water

- ______~'--- ______o ______

Administrative Unit Total Employees Independent Employers Workers

Fe­ Fe- Fe- Fe- Males males Males males Males males Mn,l0,s ma.les

(1) 0- (571) (572) (573) (574) (575) t576) (577) (578\ 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 6 1 {) 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 6 .... 1 (j 3 .SalVairnadhopur S. D. R. 6 1 5 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural . 5 . Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... ,,,

6 Karauli Sl1b-Di vision Rural ... ',". 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban.

Sub-division 7'4 Railway transport ,-______.J-______-,

<) Total Employers Employees Independent Z A.drninistrati ve Unit Workers r--'-----, ,-__ _},__--., ,-___ L----._ ,-...,__L_--., Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males males' Males rna, 1as Mn,leR rna Ies Males rna 1es (1) (587) (58&) (589) (590) (591) (592) (.593) (5rJ4) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Tota.l . 1,589 63 1,584 50 5 3 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 458 15 453 12 5 3 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 195 10 194 7 1 3

4 Gaugapur Sub-Division Rural . 2~7 4 223 4 -:!: 5 Hindaun Sub-Di vision Rural ... 1 17 1 () Karauli Sub-Division Rural ••• 19 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 1,131 38 1,131' 38 62

B. IU-Employers Em,pl~yees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Coma.

Sub-division 7'5 Storage and warehousing ,-----_. ---~'------. 0 Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Total Employers __, Workers ,--_}._----, ,--_}._----, ,---_}._----, ,--_}._--.., ....,_.~

4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rura.l , , .. , 5 Rindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 3 3 - n Karnuli Sub-Division Rural ...... •••• - 7 Sa~aimadhopur District Urban. .... , .,~. .. - - - ... •••• Sub-division___ 7'6 L Postal______Services _ r-'---'-- , 0 Total Employers Employees Independent Z Administrn,tiv6 Unit Workers ...... ,..----_.L__ ---, ,-_..L._---. ,-_~l._---, ,-__L_, .....~,_.

Division 8 Health, F.duc3,tion & Public Administration _,._ " 0 rrotal Employers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Workers .- ....,_.C3 r---..A._---, ,..----'''----., ,----"---, ,..-_.-A._"\ ~. Fe- Fe- Fe- M I Fe- 00 Male~ Males Males 1 1: a es J males males maes m~,.es (1) (635) (636) (637) (638) (639) (MO) (641) «()42)

1 Sawaimadhopur Distri~t Totd . 2,874 216 2,769 140 105 .76 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural , 1,534 132 ••• 1,466 'i~ 68 58 3 Sawaimadbopur S. D. R. 881 33 849 15 32 18 4 Ga,ngapur Sub-Di vision Rural, •• 62- 38 50 38 6 5 Hindann Sub-Division Rural ••• 289 47 289 19 28 . () Kamuli Snb-Division Rural ... 302 14 272 2 30 12 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 1,340 84 1,303 66 37 18 63

B. III -Employers, Employees and Independe.ut .Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Contd,

Sub-division 8'1 Medical and other Health Services ,..------_.-"------, o Total Employers Emplo ees Independent Z Administra,tive Unit y Workers r------"\ r--.A.-~ ,_..l..----, ,----"---... l\,f 1 Fe- Ma}as Fe- M I Fe- M} Fe- lfj.a. es males • ma.les a es males a es males (1) (643) (644) (645) (646) (647) (6.49) (649) (650) " 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 300 72 237 13 63 89 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 77 50 51 9 26 41 a Sawaimadhopur 8. D. R. 41 18 28 ... 13 18 4 Gangapur Sllb-DiviRion RuraL. 6 9 4 9 2 5 Hindaun Sob-Division Humi .. . 14 14 14 14: 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .. . 16 9 ••• 5 11 9 7 Sawaimadhopur Dis.trict Urban, 223 22 ... 186 37 18

Sub-division 8'2 Educational__.. _..L-.. Services ______and Resea.rch _ o , Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees Independent Workers ______·L ______

Fe­ l\/f 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- M 1 Fe- . ~hles males .l.Ua es males a es males. a es males (1 ) (651) (6.52) (653) (654) (655) (656) (657) (658) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total • 463 48 ... 421 31 42 17 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 278 33 236 16 42 17 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R 139 ... 1:.30 19 4 Gangapur Sub-Division RuraL. '29 14 .... 25 14 4 :') Hindaun }-;ub-Division Rural ••• 52 14 52 14 n Karauli Sllb-Division Rural ... 58 5 ... 39 2 19 3

7 Sawaima~hopur Distl'ict Ul'ban . 185 15 185 15

Sub-division 8'4 Police (other than vilJago watchmen) r------. -. ------1'otul I"" I EUlployee", Independent Administrative Unit -'iHlp oyer8 ., vVorkers .------~ ...---._.. -, Fe­ Fe- Fe- Fe· Males Males Males I Males 1 S males ma Ies ma es lllf11e (1) (667) (668) (669) (670) (671) (672) (673) -(674) 1 Sa'Yaimadhopur District Total 418 418 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 263 263 3 Sa.waimadhopul' S. D. R. 101 101 ... L1 Gangapur Sub-Division RuraL. 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Ruml ••• 112 112 6 Ramuli Hub-.9ivision Rural 50 50 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 155 155 64 i. ttl-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Contd. Sub-division 8'0 Village officers and servants including village watchmen

r-----~------0 Total Employers Employees Independent ~....., Administrative Unit Workers -----' ___. . -----__. ... '------....______,.__ ."'"til :;.. Fe- ~ Males Males Fe- M 1 :Fe· M I Fe- r.n males rna 1es a.es rna Ies a es rna I e9 (1) (675) (676) (677) (678) (679)'(680) (681) (682) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total .... 227 44 227 44 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 195 195 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. }If) 96 4 Gangf\.pnr Sub-Division RuraL. 24 24 5 Hindaun 8ub-Division Rural •••

6 Kamuli Sub-Division Rural ., .. 75 7[) 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 32 44 32 ~4

Sub-division 8'7 Employees of State Governments

0 Independent Z Total Employers Employees ..... Administrati ve Unit Workers ...... :e --- :;.. _Fe- (J) Fe- Fe- M 1 He- M I Males Males I ~Dces I a es til males rna es llla es mn,]es (1) (691) (692) (693) (694) (695) (696) (697) (69tl) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total .... 1,306 52 .". 1,306 52 ••• "' .. 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 662 49 662 49 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 504 15 ••• 50,! 15 4 Gangapur t)ub-lJiviBioll RuraL. 15 ... 15 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... III 19 111 19 ,- 6 Kal'anli Sub-Division HUla} ." 47 1-1 •

7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban •. 644 3 "' 644 3 Sub-division ,·S Employees of the Union Governments - ci Independent Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Tota.l Workers ce ...... -- C). Fe- Ye- M 1 Fe- 1\1: 1 J:t'e- 00 Males Males .. a es a es males males males males (1) (699) (700) (701) (702) (703) (704) (705~ (706) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total .... 160 160

2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural • 59 59 '.'. 3 SawaimadhopUi' S. D. R. 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural.. .. 3 3 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ...... 6 Kamuli Sub-Division Rumi .... 56 56

7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. lOt ... , ... 101 65 B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Di-risions and Sub-divisions-Gontd.

Division 9 Services not elsewhere specified -.., Independent .0 Total Employers Employees Z Administrative Unit Workers .- ______,______, ,------'------, -L-, __I__-----, .....ci! ... He- Fe- M 1 .F'e- Fe- Q) Males Males Males rJ1 males ma I es a es males ruales (n (715) (716) (717) (718) (719) (720) (721 ) (72'21 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total .... 14,002 3,984 43 20 9,017 1,35~ 4,942 2,610 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural . 8,812 2,984 6 5,221 1,165 3,585 1,819 3 SawfI,imadhopur S. D. R. 2,748 1,101 1. 7;:)0 94 2,017 1,007 4 Ganga.pur Sub-Division Rural ••• 2/17 r, 92. '2,2H9 870 176 55 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Humi ... '2,541 818 '4 '2,108 192 429 626 6 Ramuli Snb-Division Rural .... 1,04R 140. 1 8,1 9 963 131 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 5,190 1,000 37 20 3,796 189 1,357 791 Sub-division g'O Services otbel'll"ise unclassified

~ Indepqndent 0 Total Employers Employees .Z AdministratiyE' Unit Workers ..... -_.- ...ce ;... :Re- Fe- 1\I I Fe-· , F e- Q) Make:; Males I 1:1 es I }\[n,ICS I rJ1 males ma es lIla es' lila es (1) (723) (724) (725) (726) (7'27) (7:28) \7:j)} (ldO) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total .... 8,815 2,800 36 9 6,700 1,067 2,019 1,724 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 4,376. 2,111 3,330 896 1,046 1,215 3 Sa waimadhopur S. D. R. 930 69:2 III 20 819 672 4 Gaugapur Sub-Division Rural ... 1,243 733 1..159· 719 84 14 5 Uinuaun Sub· Diyision Rural ... '2,083 618 2,Ot;4 154 29 464 .6 Kal'anli Sub-Division Rural ... 120 68 (j 3 1H 65 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 4,4139 689 36 9 3,370 171 1,033 509 Sub-division £J'l Domestic services (but Dot inc1uding f'crvices rendered by members of family houRe-holds to one another) . -----,...--_.. --...... ,-----'. Indrpend~nt 0 Administrative Unit Total Employers hmployees Z WOrkCl'fl

" "'-- --~.-~ -~ ------...... Fe- Fe- l\ . Fe- Fe- ~ Maies Males I L1nles . Males rJ1 males rna es males 0 ma1es (1) (731) (732) (733) (734) (7;jD) ,736) (7;:)7) (738) 1 Sa waimadhopur District Total .... 1,333 223 4 1,147 109 18~ lUi 2 Sa waimadhopur District Rural . 988 159 4 , .... 859 98 125 61 3 SaWlLimadhopur S. D. R. GOS 95 GOS 71 24 I 4 Gangapur Sub-Di vision linral ... HI!) 3 1\l!j 3

.~ 5 Hiudaun Sub-Division Rural ... lOG 66 4 ;) 20 Ll7 ;)0 .... 'i9 5 [)1 .040 1 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural '* 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban . 345 64 288 11 57 53 66

B.III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions.-Confd.

Sub-division 9'2 Barbers and beauty shops .. -----_----- o Total Emp!vyers Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Worker~ .....-c:e , lot Cl) Fe- Fe- _ Fe- 00. Males Females Males 1 :Males 1 Males I rna es rna es rna cs (1) (739) (740) (741) (742) (743) (744) \745) (746) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total .... 1,017 112 96 3 921 109 2 Sa waimadhopur District Rural . 932 107 92 3 840 104 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 3iJ9 45 1 399 44 4 Gangapur Sub-Di vision Rural ..... 137 14 ..... 91 46 H 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... 73 38 1 9 72 36 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ••• 323 10 323 10 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 85 5 81 5

Sub-division 9'3 Laundries and laundry services o Total Employers 1 Independent Z Administrative Uni,t E mp oyees. . UTvvor k ers ~------~- . Fe- M Fe- Fe- Ma I es Females Males I J: ales I Males 1 rna es rna 88 rna es (1) (747) (748) (749) (750, (751) (752) (753) (754)

1 Sawai madhopur District Total.. .. 444 206 " 216 48 228 15~ 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 349 139 207 48 142 91 3 Sawaimadhopnr R. D. R. 97 64 97 64 4 Gangapur Snb·Division Rural ... 208 56 194 48 14 8 ,5 Hindaun Rub-Division Rural .... _ 33 11 13 20 11 6 Kamuli Sub-Division Rural ... 11 8 11 8 " Sawaimadhopur District Urban, 95 67 4 9 86 63 Sub-division ~Y1 Hotels, restaurants and eating houses ------o Total Employers Employees Independent Z Ac1ministmtive Unit Workers ------Males Fema 1es Males Fe--I :Wales- Fe- Males Fe- rna es males males (1) (755) (756) (757) (758) (759) (760) (761) (762) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total .... 19 12 12 12 7 2 Sawaimadhopur Dist~ict Rural . 12 12

3 Sawairnadhopur S. D. R ... _ ... 4 Gaugapur Sub-Division Rural: .. 1'2 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... . 6 Rarrauli Sub-Division Rural .. .. - 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 19 12 7 67

B. III-Employers, Employees and Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub·divisions-Oontd.

Sub-division 9'5 Recreation services

------_------~- o Employees Independent Z Administrative Unit Total Employers Workers _....__ ~ ..----.-'----.. Fe- Fe- 1I.,r Fe- Males Fe­ males Males males Males males m.ales males (1) (763) (764) (765) (766) (767) (768) (769) (770) 1 Sa waimadhop ur District Total 398 143 2 127 1 269 142 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 387 131 1 118 268 131 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 140 54 140 64

4 Gangapur bub-Division Rural .. . 94 ~4 8

;) Hinc1aun Sub-Division Huml .. .. 6t) 44 13 55~' 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .. . 85 15 1 11 73 15 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban • 11 12 1 9 1 1 11 ---_.Sub-division 9'6_------. Legal and business sflrvices --- Independent. E I Administrative Unit Total Employers mp oyees W or kers _____.._ ---'---- ~ Fe­ :b'e- Fe-. Fe- Males Males I Males I 'Males I males roaM maM roa~ (1) (771) (772) (773) (774) (775) (776) (777) (778) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Totdl 125 106 19 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 3 .... 2 1 .j BawR.illladhopur 8. D.' Ro. ... ••• 4 Gangapur Sub-Divisi',]n RuraL. ... :) Hindaun Sub-DiviFlion Rural .... ••• ••• I; ]\amllli Sllb-Divi:-lioll Huml ••• :) ... 1 I Sawaimadhopur District Urban 122 104 18

8111H1i vision n'7 Arts, letters and jomnalism ------.. __ ._------_.. _-- o Indepenc1em Z Administrative Unit Elllployers E rnp Ioyees VVorkers ~ ____.__._. ___,______Males Fe­ Fe- Fe-. Fe- mal<,;s Males males Males·lrna es Males,rna I as (1) (779) \ 7t30) (781) (782) ("783) (784) (785) (786)

1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 38 • t. ••• .. .. 38 ... 2' Sawaimadhopur District Rural • 3 Sawaimadbopur S. D. n. ••• ... ••• ... - 4 Gangapur Snb-Division RuraL...... , 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ...... ••• ...... 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ...... 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 38 38 .- 68

B. III-Employers, Employees $.nd Independent Workers in Industries and Services by Divisions and Sub-divisions-Ooncld.

Sub-division 9'8 Religious, charitable and welfare services ci ,------. Z Independent ...... Administrative Unit Total Employers Employees .....oe Workers - ... /wQ --.---_------~.--- -.- Pe- Fe- Males Malos Fe- Fe- males rna I es Males ma'1 es Males ma,e. I S. (1) .(787) (788) (789) (7~)O) (791) (79:2) (793) (794) 1 San.imadhopul' District; Total . 1,813 488 1 7 613 114 1,199 367 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 1,777 325 1 613 108 1,163 217 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 574 141 1 11 2 1)62 1m) 4 Gangapul' Sub-Division Rural ... 598 99 566 88 82 11 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ••• 178 51 22 16 156 35 , W 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .. 4"I' 34 14 2 413 3'2 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 36 163 7 6 36 150 . (i) Persons living (ii) Persons living principally on principally on Total income from Don- pensions, remit,- 0" agricul tura 1 tf),nces, sci)()];;I'- Z Administra,ti VI' (j nit property ships and funds ~..... ~-,,/,-----.--..... ~ Ql Per- Fe- Fe- w Mnles Males J\lnleD Fe- 8011S males wales malps (1 ) (7 f);» (796) (797} ('198) (799) (800) (bO]) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 1,849 1,385 464 20 120 13 ~ Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 1,672 1,312 360 1 78 10 3 Sawaimadhopul' S. D. R. 562 438 1:24 1 '2 4 Gangapur Sllb-Division RuraL.. 359 298 6i 40

5 Hindaun Dub-Division Rural .... 33G 263 8",) In,) 5

6 Karauli Sub-Division Huml .... 415 3~3 ~)')'" 23 5 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 177 73 104 ... 19 42 3 (v) All other persons ( iii) Inmates of (iv) Beggars jails, asylp.ms and living principally on alms-houses a,nd Vngrants income derived from d recipients of doles non-productive Z Administl'ati ve Unit aotivities .....ce ~----.. ,. __ _...... ___ ... _, -~ It) ]'e- Males Males c.'2 males Females 1\hles Females ~l) (802) (803) (804) , (805) (806) (807) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 1,262 425 3 6 '2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 1,231 343 3 ,6 3 Sawairnadhopur S. D. H. 433 123 3 4 Gang!tpur Sub-Division Rural.. .. 258 61

5 Hindaun Dub-Division Rural, .... 240 7:2 6 f,) I{n,muli Sub-Division Rural ...... , 300 87

7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. -'" 31 82 e9 . C.-HOUSEHOLD AND AGE (SAMPLEj TABLES Explanatory Note :-This series consists of the following tables~­ C. r Household (size and composition). C. II Livelihood Classes by Age Groups. C. III Age and Civil Conditions. C. IV Age and Literacy. C. V Single Year Age Returns. All these tables have been prepared on s::\,mple basis. In table C. I nearly 1 in 1000 bou~e~ holds has been selected as sample from the National Register of Citizens. In other tables 10%. sample has been taken from the enumeration slips penaining to general population excluding dis­ placed persons population. C. I-Household (size and composition) EXPLANA'l'ORY NOTE:-This table shows for ei\ch census tra.ct the totllol number of households, household popull\tiotl, the iIft,mpl, hO\1l8' holds populAtion, and the size and composition 01 households in tbe 1la1Ilpie hQubohold pvpul .. tion, The ligures are arranged under two broad groups:- ( i ) l:lize of hOubeholds. . (ii) Composition of households. in ( i) households have been called :- (a) "Sllall" if the number of inmates is 3 or less. \b) "Medium" if the number of inmates is between 4 I\nd 6. (e) "Large" if the number of inm&to8 is between 7 and 9, . (d) "Very large" if the number of inmates is 10 or more, in (ii) the inmates in a houRehold are disoribed under three heads j­ (a) Relationship to the head of the household. (b) Number in broad age groups, (c) Oivil condition. --- Administrllottve Unit Total No. of Total homehold popull\tion Tot!l.l No, of Rampl. househGlds S, hou8ehold~ ------No, Persons Males Females . (1) (2) (3) (4) (RI (6) 1 Sswslmadhopur District Totsl 156,946 760.626 404.423 356,103 104 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 137,343 664,5~8 354,41 Z 310,186 81 8 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 37, ~54 183,186 96.771 H6,415 37 4 'Jangs.pur S, D'R: 28 GM 142,3~2 75.1GO 67,162 5 I) Rindaun S D. R. 42,80d 203,225 108,078 \)5,147 211 ti Karauli S, D. R. . . ~8,641 13,),1)6,5 74,403 (il,462 lG 1 Sa IVllimBdhopur District Urbsn 19,603 96,028 ';O,Oll 46,{}17 /1 Sample hou~eholds ~-- Size of households

Sample of household Small Medium Large Very large Administra.tive Unit p'>pub,tion ------~ ------3 Members 10 :I[embers or less 4·6 Members 7·9 .Members or above S, No Persons :!ifales Females. No. Persons No. PerRons No. Persons No, Pllrsonl (1) (7} . (8) (9) (10) (l1 (12) (IS) (14) (lo) (1~ (17) 1 Sawslmlldhopur District 10tsl 487 253 234 34 f1 55 176 13 104 30 2 SawaimadhopurDistrict Rural 423 212 201 26 62 48 241 Jl 89 2 30 S Sawaimadbopur S • .I). B. l[hj fJ6 96 1S 31 IB 97 4 3! 2 30 4 GaDgapu~ S, D. B. 18' :11. 7 2 5 3 13 6 HindlLun S D. R. '. 1~2 78 69 5 19 20 100 4c 30 6 Karauli S. D. R., , 71 42 29 6 14 7 82 S 25 .,. 1 SawalmlldlJopurDistrict UrbalJ 64 31 33 B 15 7 .iI 2 15 ----_.....;._------_._-Sample households ------, Composition of householdp Administrative Unit Dau~hters of Olhfl male Other female Heads of households Sons of heatls heads of rein tiona of rellttions of and their wives of households household II heads of heads of s. . household. household. No, !lJales Femalell (1) . (18) (19) (20) (21) (2'2) (23) 1 Sawaimadhopur District To141 99 66 110 7lJ 44 90 2 Sall'aimadhopurDistrict Rural 83 51 1Of} 67 39 77 3 SawailIladhopur S, D. R. 34 26 43 31 II! 3!J 4 Gangilpur S, D. R. I) 1 (i 2 1 4 5 Hindaun S. D. R. 2B 22 32 24 13 23 6 Karauli S. D. B.. • 16 8 ~o 10 (j 11 1 Sawaim,dbopurDistrlctUrban 16 9 10 11 oS 13 Sample households

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Infants, non·adults and adults in households Civil conditione Administrs.tive Unit Infants (age less Non·adults (age Adults (age 21 Unmarried Widow.dor than one year) 1-20 years) yellrs and over) Divorced

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78 C. IV-Age and Literacy

Bql.a.tory Note:-This tabl. shows the litelaor by a.ge groups of the sample population. The figllr.s of illiterates inolude those of pllrlilllly literates i. e. those who oa.n read a limple leiter in a.ny soript but oannol write one. Literale means one who can both resd and wrile 110 .imple lelier in any soript. Tot!!.l Population ti -- Z Adlllinistratin Unit Total Literate Illiterate Ii ------·5, ,Y l1.l Persous Males Fem!!.les Males Females Males Female. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (8) 1 Saw'rlimadhopur Distt. 765,172 407,181 357,991 45,014 3,684 862,187 854,307 Total. ! $awaimadhopu,. Didt. 868,943 357,037 3/1,906 30,900 1,554 328,137 310,3St Rural. a Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 184,759 97,733 • 87,026 7,687 538 90,046 86,488 4 Gangapur S. D. R, ... 143,54:5 76,005 67540 6,756 187 69,249 67.353 5 Hindaun S. D. R. 204,568 108,794 95,774 11,393 584 97401 95;190 6 Karauli S. D. R. 136,071 74,505 61,566 5,064 245 69,441 61,S:!1 7 Sawaimadhopvr Diatt. 96,229 50,144 46.085 14,114 J,130 36,030 43,'55 V,.ban. SAMPLE ------S&mplo P,)pulation AglI 0-4 0 ------Z Administrative Unit 'Total Literate Illiterate Total ...-;; ------iii Jl. Males Females Males Females Males Females Ma.llls Female. (1) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 1 Sawaimadhopu,. Distt. 40,735 35,568 3,002 322 37,703 35,246 6,498 5,716 Total. 1 Sartaimadh.pur Oi,tt. Bs,763 81,028 1,391 209 34,372 80,817 6,010 5,384 Rural. a Sawl\imadhopur S. D. R. 9,793 8,64'1 2.34 ~9 9,559 8,613 1,531 1,656 ~ Gangapur S. D. R. ... 7,537 6,705 541 77 6,996 6,628 2,118 1,636 ~ Hindaun S. D. R. 10,S9!] 9M5 189 97 10,703 9,498 1,060 874 6 KaraulioS. D. it. 7,541 6,084 427 6 7,114 6.078 1,301 1,219 1 Sawaimadhopur Di,tl. 4,972 4,542 ',811 1/3 3,361 4,429 488 332 Ul'ban. SAMPLE

Age 5-9 Age 10-14, 0 Admiuistrati ve Unil Z To~al Literate Illiterate Total ..... Literate Illiterate .!! ------... Fe· Fe- Fe- Jl Males Fema.les Males 1ble. l!"emales Males Mltles I MRles Feml\les mn.les m!\les lY' a es (1) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (21 ) (25) (26) (27) (2fl) 1 $JJ.waimadhepur DirU. ~,O71 5,226 160 13 5,9/1 5,213 5,338 4,875 581 57 4,757 4,818 Total. 2 Sartaimadhopur Dist( 5,580 4,.757 81 13 5,519 4,744 4,457 4,192 291 29 4,166· 4,163 Rural. 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D R. 1,427 1,310 8 1 ),419 1,309 1,020 1,251 37 S 983 1,243 4: Ganllapur S. D. R. ... 1,290 1,188 28 1 1,262 1,187 789 716 131 8 658 708 l) Hindaun S. D, R. 1,766 1,508 12 10 1,754 1,498 1,686 1,307 52 12 1,534 1,295 6 Karauli S. D. R 1,097 751 13 1 1,084 750 962 918 71 1 891 917 1 Sawaimadhopur Diltt. 491 469 99 392 469 881 683 290 28 591 655 Urban. SAMPLE

Age 15 - ~4 ci Z Administrative Una Total Litera.te JI'literate .... ------._- ';:':"' CD !1.l Males Fem8Jes Males Fem"les MlI,les Females (1) (29) . (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) 1 $awaimadhopur Distt. 7,065 5,111 831 92 6,233 5,019 Total. 11 Sawaimadhopuf' Disft. 5,771 4,348 350 53 5,421 4,295 Rural. a Sllwaimadhopur S. D. R. 1,789 1,380 63 12 1,726 1,368 4: Gangapur S. D· R. ... 948 676 141 18 807 658 5 Hindaun S. D. R. 1,906 1,253 44 22 1,861 1,931 6 Karauli S, D. R. 1,l~9 1,039 102 1 1,027 1,038 7 Sartai madhopur Di,U. 1,294 763 482 39 812 724 Urba", 79 C. IV-Age and Literacy-Contd.

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------Age 45- 5' ------d A~injstratlTt Unit Z Tot"l Litera.te IlIiter&te :§ ------~,------~ ~ {(.J M~les Fem~le& Mdes Females Male, Females (1) (47) ( 48) (19 ) (bO) (51 ) (52) Sawaimadh,pul' Di'ltf. 2,690 2,507 247 23 2,.43 2,484 TO/IJI. 2 $a"aimad.~opur Distt. 2,392 2,129 142 17 2,250 2,112 Rllra!. a Sa,wa.imadhopur S,D.R. 572 416 18 ... oM 416 i Ga.ng~pur S. D. R. ... m 429, 49 7 ':lSS 422 6 Hindalln 8. D, R. ... 872 968 28 10 844 958 6 Ramuli ~. D. R, 511 316 ... (7 464 • 316 7 Sawaimatfhopur Distt .• 298 378 105 6 193 372 Urhan. SAMPLE ------.-.------.---~------~------~ge 55-64 ci Adylinistrr.tin Unit ...Z Tota.\ Literl>te Illiterate .~ ------._------III rf.l" Males Females Males Fem~let MlI.tea Females (1) (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) Sawaimadhapul' Dilft. 1,787 1,628 f01 11 1,686 1,617 Total. 2 Sawaimatfhopl/r Distt. 1,649 1,490 66 11 1,583 1,479 Rural. a Sawaimadhopur S.D.R. 396 295 7 4 389 291

4 Glwgapur 8. D, R. '" 281 gfJ8 2.3 1 258 297 5 Hindaun S. D. R. 552 634 7 6 545 628. 6 KarA.1lli 8. D. R. 420 2fl3 29 391 26::1 7 Sawaimatfhopllf Di,t/: 138 138 35 10a 138 Urban. • C.IV-Ag.e and Literacy-Ooncld.

SAMPLE --Age 65-74 1:) Administra~ive Uni; Tot.d Literllltl! Illiterate Z.... _- -!(I -- CI.l Males Femalea Males Females Males Famahls (1) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64) 1 Sawaimadhopur Di'frtcl 868 845 38 830 845 Tof,,). ~ Sawaiinadnopul' District 805 800 23 782 600 ,RuNJI. 3 SawaimadhopurS. D. R. 21~ 158 i 211 158 4, Gangapur S. D. R. ... 94: 207 9 85 207 5 Hindaun S. D. R, 249 158 2 247 158 6 Karaul\ S. D. R. 247 77 8 239 77 7 Sawaimadhopur Districf 83 45 15 48 45 Urban. SAMPLE

-- Age 75 and over _--.---_------C Administrative Unit Total Literate Illiterate Z.. -'k Cl CI.J Malss Femalo! Males Females Males Fema,les (1) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) 1 Sflwaim~dhQPur District 180 liS 8 III 195 Tf1ial. ~ SawaimadhfJpur District 118, 187 ·6 757 187 JJu(l(Jl. 3 Sawainiadhopur S. D.&. 39 66 1 38 66 4 Ga.ngapm S, D. R 41 59 6 36 59 5 Hinrlaun S. D, R. 6 26 0 26 6 Ks.rauli S. D, R. 77 36 77 36 J Sawaimadhopur, District 17 8 2 15 8 Urban., SAMPLE

Age nob stated c5 Administrative Unit Z Total· Literate IlIitera,t!l II! -.~ ------C> CI2 Males Female. Males Female. Malea Fem&Ies' (1) (71) (72) (73) (74) (75) . (76)

1 Sa".im(Jdh9piJI' Dilf"icf 1" 45 189 45 Total. 2 Sawa;mqdhopu,. Dist,.ict 88 14 88 14 RUI'QI. 3 Sawaimadhopur B.D. R. 88 14: 88 14: 4. Ga,ngapur S. D. R. ... ti Hindaun S. D. R. ... 6. Karauli S. D. R ~ .. ... 7 SawaimadhopuI' District II 11 81 11 U,.han; ~1-,, - C. V-·Single Year Age Returns

EXPLANATORY NOTE:-This tll.~le Iihows for the sample population the figure9 by lingle years of a.ge as mentioned in tha slips. Age Returns r------_~L_ ---., 0 Z Adminlstl'a.tiye Unit Total 0 1 -.....,...cil ~'. ~~

1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 7~,303 40,735 85,568 2,219 1,986 1.069 92~

2 Sawaimadhopur District Bural. 68,789 35,763 31,026 ,21116 1,905 l,OOQ 86~

3 Saw!1imadhopur S.-D. R. .... 18,435 9,793 8,642 347 445 374 33~ 4 Gangn.pur Sub-Division Rum]. H,:H2 7,537 6,705 ),019 806 285 184

5 Hinuftun Sub-Di vision Hlll'ft! . 20,487 10,892 9,595 ~43 158 14;) 197 6 Karn.uli Sub-Division Rural 13,625 7,641 6,084 507 49G 204 14!l

7 S~waimadhopur Dhtrict Urban. 9,5U ~,972 4,542 103 81 63 60

Age Returns r--'''''''''_ _._--..,. --'-.._------...... ---.~ 0 2 4 Z Administmti ve Unit 3 5 cil ",----'----.. ~ -' .... "'"QJ Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- w Mn.]es 1\1 ales l\hle:~ Males lJ] al es males llmlrs males (1) (9) ()O) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 1,047 827 1,050 963 1,113 1,017 1,438 1,211 2 Sa waimadbopur District Rural. 969 763 951 899 966 951 1,3112 1,lllL 3 Sawftimadhopur S.-D R. .... 279 228 265 284 '2613 365 449 872 4 Gangn.pur Sub-Division RuraL 238 159 ;H4 266' 262 2'21 374 B55 6 Rindaun Sub- Di vision Rural. 192· 21L 198 148 281 160 228 316 6 Kamuli Suh-Division Rural . 260 165 ]74 201 J56 208 291 n '7, Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 78 611 99 61 146 63 96 96

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1 8awaimadhopur District Total. 1,096 1,045 971 1,066 8~1 479 801 88~ 2 8awaimadhopur District Rural. 860 883 873 986 745 403 399 323 3 Sa.waimadhopur S. D. R. .... 186 219 340 296 274 175 92 78 4 Ga.ngapur Sub-Division Burn,} 85 109 170 256 . 114 69 59 HI 6 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural. 399 29B 2]2 248 243 55 157 167 6 Ka.rauli Sub-Division Rural • 190 259 151 186 114 lO4 gl 47 7 Sawaimadhopur District; Urban. 236 162 08 80 96 76 102 63

-:. __Age _L Returns __ .. __ r- --.., .; - ~ 18 19 20 !aL ...... Administra.tive Unit .....~ .------'-----. lo< Q) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- . a2 Males Males MaltJs males males males Males ma1ps (1) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) {46) (47) (48) ~ 1 Sa.waima.dhopur District Total. 8S3 476 535 330 1,200 838 472 372 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 745 399 386 262 1,096 757 328 294 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. .... 233 171 71 89 436 324 54 64 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural 117 41 41 56 206 118 53 31 6 Hindaun Su b-Di vision Ruml • 276 74 197 84 244 125 151 91 6 Karauli Sub-Di vision Rural • 119 llR 77 33 210 190 70 108

7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 138 71 U9 68 104 81 14~ ,78 ~3 c. V-Single Year Age Returns--Conta. Age Returns r- _..)._ 0 22 Z Admini!;trati ve Unit 23 24 25 ...... _..._ .....til ~ 10< a:l Fe- Males Fe-. Ma I es Fe- Males Fe- t1.l males males males Males ma.lus (1) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (64) (55) (66) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 671 4:83 464 230 02' 481 1,364 1,O'~ 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 527 871 316 153 358 100 1,271 970 :3 Sawaimadhopur S.-D. R. ... , 156 95 49 26 84 62 545 269 4 Gangapur Sub· Division Rur,,]. 89 28 45 11 54 35 291 248

5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rura.l • 165 95 1~3 76 117 238 2i4 209 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural • 117 153 79 40 101 65 221 249 7 Sawtdmadhopur District Urban. 141 82, US 77 171 81 98 lOS

Age Returns , -_..)._ Ce 0 Z 26 27 28 29 Administrati ve Unit ____..____ .....-a'I ~ 10< Fe- a:l Male; Fe- M I Fe- Males Males Fe- rn rna I es It es males males males (1) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64) 1 Sfl,waimadhopnr District Total. 378 407 352 351 455 508 354 409

~ Sawaimadhopnr District Rural. 301 299 275 2~0 381 893 272 29'1

3 SawaimadhopUl' S,-D. R. .t t 50 62 75 52 83 86 67 40 4 Gangnpur Sub-DiviAion Rural. 57 57 21 18 58 63 18 68 5 Hindaun Sub-Di vision Rurs,} • 153 153 125 157 145 143 ISS 127 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural • 41 27 54 23 101 101 69 62 7 Sawalmadhopur District Urban. 77 108 7'i 101 88 118 82 112

Age Retu)'ns r- Jo.. 0 -- Z Administrat,ive Unit 30 31 32 33 _.>___ -.....d! el) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- 00'"' Males Ma\es Males 'Ma\es males mfLles rnltles ma.les (1) (65) (6fi) (67) (68) (69) . (70) (71) (72) 1 Sawaim&dhopur District Total 1,282 1,193 290 297 510 435 325 318 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 1,217 1,095 227 194 446 346 277 210 3 Sawltimadhopnr S. D. R. 368 421 45 37 177 79 67 38 4 Ganga.pur Sub-Division Rural 300 198, 31 14 40 43 21 '20 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Ruml , 2g8 237 98 115 132 173 143 133

6 Karauli Sub-Di vision Rural . 251 239 I 53 28 97 50 46 24 7 Sawaimadbopul' District Urban 65 98 63 103 64 90 ~ 103 M

C. V-Single Year Age Retuml-Oontd.

Age Returns ... _.-Itt-______. _ _,.. r-- 0 34 Z Administrati ve Unit 35 36 37 _.,__ _.,._____ .....~ _.._...__ 1-4 . Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- rJ3. Ma.les J Males Males Males males ma 8S males males (I) (73) (74) (75) (76) (77) (78) (79) (80) I 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 366 425 1,089 981 400 36a 328 2i8 2 Sawaimadhoput District Rural 277 316 1,035 908 332 293 266 165 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. 75 58 415 311 105 100 53 '26 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural 16 106 25'2 216 39 32 23 34 {) Hindaun SlIb-Division Rural. 119 124 191 215 149 124 143 78 ti Karauli Sub-Division Rural . 6V 28 177 166 39 37 47 27 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 89 l09 54 73 68 72 62 63

Age Returns _L_ .. ,._. ______--., ,- 0 Z Administrative Unit 38 39 40 41 .- ...01 ~ --'--._ 1-4 Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Jj Males I Males I Males Mrdes rna es rnA, es nlnJes males (1) (81) (8~) (83) (84) (85) (86) (87) (81)) 1 Saw&lmadhoput' District Total 315 353 229 259 970 1,006 292 283 2 Sawaimadhopur District RUral 271 298 181 186 935 934 240 214 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. .... 62 38 10 22 323 332 j 43 28 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural 26 63 20 42 254 188 16 10 fj Hindaun Sub-Division Rural. 127 153 84 76 130 187 128 146 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural . 56 44 67 46 228 227 53 30 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 44 55 48 73 35 72 52 69

Age Returns . r-- -~-.-~ ----, 0 42 Z Administrati ve Unit 43 44 45 .....-c6 ___.___~ ll) Fe~ Fe- '"' Maies Fe· Fe- 00 Males rna Ias Males rna 1as males Males rna'les (1) (89) (90) (91) ,92) . (93) (94) (95) (96), 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 300 220 221 200 249 816 627 595 ~-- 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 239 151 180 144 219 268 592 541 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. .... 59 37 35 29 69 37 158 121 4 . Gangapur Sub-Division Rural 18 27 23 9 15 45 152 144 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural. 119 65 76 104 84 148 155 169 ,6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural. 43 22 46 2 51 33 127 107 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 61 69 41 56 30 53 35 54 :tB5

·C. 'v-Single' Year Age Returns-Contd. ,"''" ,_.____ Age Returnfl _--"'-_ --- -- 0. " 16 47 48 49 Z~ Administmti \'8 Unit ...... ctl ~ ----"------... Ii-<

~ Sawaimadhopur'District Urban 23 46 35 37 • 25 6B 52 25

Age Returns ,.- -- -.-1'.....------, 0 50 51 52 . Z Administrati ve Unit 53 I ______.,.__. ,-._,_ - ~.-- .""I-< <1l" M I Fe" Fe- Fe- Fe- fl. es I Males Males Males r:n. rna es males males ma.les (1) (105) (106) (107) (108) (109) \110) (111) (112) 1 Sawdmadhopur District Total 788 684 178 181 180 178 135 115 2 Sa waiat1.d hopur District Rural 711 654 135 150 150 134 118 73 3 Sawn.imiLdhopllr S. D. R. 162 160 28 13 21 17 23 9 4 Gangltpur Sub·Division Rural 198 189 8 4 9 6 11 I) 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Burnl. 187 190 80 128 80 85 64 54 6 Kamuli Sub·Division Rural . 164 115 19 5 40 26 25 {) 7 SawaimadhopuT District Urban 22 30 88 81 30 39 22 12

Age Returns ,-----___...... ~-.".._-- ... ----- 1 0 55' Z Adrninistrati ve Unit 54 56 67 .....~,.. ~ ..---'-----..

O. "V - Single Year Age Returns-Contd.

Age Returns r- ..._}._-- _._._ -- "" ' '0 Z Administrati vo U nit- 58 59 60 61 -,...~ ---'--- -'- ~ ~ Fe- M Fe- Fe- Fe- 00 Males Males ma 1es ales maes1 males Males males {I) (121) (122) (123) (124) (125) (126 ) (127) (128)

1 Sawaimadhopur District Total U4 123 85 90 472 ~42 90 1S0 2 Sawaimadhopur Distriot Rural 126 110 n 79 454 430 82 120 3 Sawaimadhnpur S D. It...... 28 13 8 10 134 ]17 33 33 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural 3 11 25 12 125 104 2 8 S Hindaun Sub-D-ivision Ruml. 69 62 14 46 74 106 13 61 6 Karauli Sllb-Division Rural 26 24 24 11 121 103 34 18 "7 Sawaimadhopur District Urball 18 13 11 11 18 12 8 10

Age Returng ,..-- .. _------, ---. 0 Z Administrn,titre Unit 62 63 64 65

_____ -'--- f~_ .....'Ce... ~ w Fe- Fe- Fe- rn Ma.les Males Fe- Males mal es Males mil. Ies males males (1) (lg9) (130) (131) (132) (133) (134) (135) (136) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 81 107 64 71 50 102 164 163

2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 67 90 63 6~ 12 95 156 156 3 Sawa.imadhopur S. D. R. 23 12 17 11 \ 11 8 49 46 4 Gangapur Sub~Dj vision Rural. 7 16 3 5 10 18 44 35 5 Hindaun Sub-Division R~ual . 48 13 46 43 S 37 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .... 37 14 20 2 21 26 55 38 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 14 17 11 7 8 7 8 7

Age Returns ~-----~------~------~ 0 Z Administrati ve Unit 66 67 68 69 ce .A...... ------___.__ ,. --.. $ M Fe- M 1 Fe- Fe- rJJ Males Males Fe- ales ma.les a es males males males (H (l37) (1~8) (139) . (140) (141) (142) (143) (144) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 58 137 45 29 95 44 . 88 26 2 Sa waimadhopur District Rural. 14 130 38 21 88 39 79 22 3 Saw9jmadhopur S. D. R. 7 9 18 10 17 12 11 3 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural. 4 76 " ... 6 4 4 a , ...• 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural. 18 44 5 52 2~ 05 19 6 Karauli Sub Division R~ral .... 15 1 20 15 1 10 .... 7 Sawaimadhopur J)istrict Urban. g' 7 7 8 7 5 6 I ~1 ,c. V - Single Yea.r Age Return&-Col1td.

Age Returns ------...,.!\;------_._------... 0 70 71 72 73 Administr~tive Unit Z..... ~ _____._.__ ~ ...-~ .,.,... ll) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males Males w. Males ma Ies Males rna Ies males males (1) (145) (146) (147) (148) (149) {150) (151) (l52) 1 Sawa.imadhopur District TotaL 182 178 418 18 105 28 62 10 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 178 173 42 15 95 26 50 7 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. .... 74 43 17 11 6 14 10 5 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rurn.1. 29 76 3 2 4 1 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Ruml . 18 20 5 3 73 6 16 1 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rllral "" 57 34 17 1 14 2 24 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban, 4 5 6 3. 10 2 2 3

Age Returns r~------~------~----, 0 76 Z Administrati ve Unit 74 75 77 ~ _____._.______._.__ ..--..A- , ------"-- -';:: Q) Fe- Fe- Fe- Fe- Males 1 Males I Males Males w. Inn es rna es mnles male~ (1) (153) (154) (155) (156) (157) (158) (159) (160) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 39 12 82 82 13 11 10 13 2 Sa waimadhopur District Rural. 35 11 78 78 11 8 8 12 3 Sawaimadhopllr S. D, R. 6 5 15 8 1 7 5 12 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural. () 5 16 42 8 1 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural . 4 '1 12 1 1 1 .... 6 Ktttauli Sub-Division Rural .... ~O .47 16 1 ... . 1 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. 4 1 4 4 2 3 2 1

( __~ ______Age A Returns ______,

0 78 79 80 81 ,_.Z Administrative Unit ....~ .---.-'------.. ~------. ... Fe- Fe-

Age !\etIJrns -_ ---~------..-I'------~ 84 85 Administrative Unit 83 ~ ~ ,..------._ ,..--__"",_--.. Fe­ Fe­ Males Fe- Ma'les 1"°1' Mn.les Males rna 1os mit os males males (I) (169) (170) (171) (172) (173) (174) (175 ) (17G) 1 Sawaimadbopur District Total, (1 8 f 1 8 6 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 6 3 1 1 ... 8 6 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. .... 4 3 1 ... 4 5 4 Gang~pur Sub-Division Rural. 3

5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural. 1 .... ' ... 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural... 2 1. 1

7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. .,t. 1

- ___' ------..,.1\...------""\ Age RetnrnA o S9 Z Administrative Unit 86 87 88 ~'--" ..---'-----. ,..----'---....--~

Fe- M I Po- M 1 Fe- 11£ I Fe- Ma 1 es 1 !\ es I a 8& 1 mlt €.IS nlojen rna flS rna €.IF! TJ)f\, €.IS '" " (1) (177) (178) (179) (180) (181) (i82) (183) (184)

... _ 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. '1'" 1

2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural. 1 ' .. , 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R...... ,.1 . 1 ... 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural.

5 Hindallll Sub-Division Rural. .", , ,.. - f·'. I ••• 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ...... ,. ... "1, ,'.'

7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban, .... ."11 'fl'

____..... ___.____ Age Returns../0-. ______--.- o z Administrative Unit 90 91 92 93 ,_...._.____ ..--.-'---- Fe­ ]i'e­ Males Fe- Mitles Fe• Males Males rna l€.IS rna j€.IS males males (1) (185) (186) (187) (1t)8) (189) (190) (191) (192) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 4 3 ....

2 8awaimadhopur District Rural. 4 8 ,.,' ..... •• f • 't.' S Sa'lfaimadbopur S. D. R...... 1

4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural 2...... , • It, ,-"" .,...... -1 . li Hindaun Sub-Division Ruml . 2 •• fI ...... ,

6 Kara.uli Sub-Division Rural.... •... 't,' .•.• "if

7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban. .... ••• 1 .... 89 C; V-Single Year Age Retnrns-Ooncld.

Age Returns _ ..--.-... _.L...... _ ,.-- ~ 6 94 95 96 97 Z Administrative Unit _.___ ~ ~ ...... - Fe- M I Fe- Fe- Fe- ~ Males Il. es Males Males rI1 males males males males (1) (193) (194) (195) (196) (197) (198) (199) (200) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total ...... 1 ... t 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural ... ••• 1 1

3 fhwn.imadhopur S D. R...... '. ••• I 4 Gangapur S. D. R......

5 Hilldaun Sub-Division Ruml . .... • It ...... 6 Ramuli Sub· Di vision Ruml .... ••• .... 1 - I.' 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban ......

Age Returns '--'-- ---'""'-- ci 98 99 100 a.nd over Age No' Slated Z Administrative Unit _._ # .. ~... .. Q) Fe- Fe- Males Fe- Males Fe- w Males males Males males males males (1) (201) (202). (203) (204) (205) (206) (207) (208) 1 Sawaimadhopur District Total ...... • • ."1 ... 169 45 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural ... ••• ••• ",' ... . . 88 11 3 Sawaimadhopur S. D. R. - ••• ... 88 '14 4 Gangapur S. D. H...... ~. ,.. , 5 Hindaun Sub~DiviBion Rural. ••• .... •••• .... 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rura.l ...... ••• .. . 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban ••• ••• ••• ... 81 31 !]O

D. 1-(i) Mother Tongue.

EXPLANATORY NOTE:-Table D. I. has been prepared in two parts D. I. {i) and D. 1. (ii). D. I. (i) fthows lr.ngusges spoken .&9 mother tongue together with the number of spea.kers splft up into sexos. Languages Persons Males Females

i. Rajasthani Total II. 251,229 129,039 122,190

(a) Rajasthani, tn. .~ .. 23,630 12,073 .1 1,557 (b) Ajmeri - .... 4,160 2,769 1,31)1 (c) Bagri or Shekha.wati ... 2,8.59 2,774 85 (d) Banjari or Labani ...... 3,029 2,780 249

(e) Dhundh~ri·or Jaipuri ••• ... , 149,652 66,494 83,158 (f) Harauti ... 18,772 12,641 0,131 (g) Malwi, Ra.nga.ri or Ahiri 11,934 5,078 6,856

(h) Marwari ...... 33,466 21,189 1~,'277 (i) Mewari ... 675 214 461 (j) Mewati ,... ••• 3,052 3,027 25 2. Western Hindi Total 504,099 272,486 231,613 (a) Western Hindi . 44 44 ... .. I (b) Brij Bhasha ... 40,558 28,856 11,702 (0) Dangi 11,481 0,910 5,571 (d) Hindi ...... 440,015 230,408 209)607 (e) Urdu 12,001 7,312 4,689

S. BEIlARt 937 ~1 916 4. BENGALI ..,! 181 181 6. EASTERN PAHARI 858 858 6. KANJARI 645 645

7. GUJRATI t •• 2,515 1,261 1,254 8. MARATHI ...... 2,092 792 1,300 9. PUNJABI ...... 1,478 1,274 ::304 10. TELUGU ... 0 5 11. SINDHI ...... •••• 429 200 229 12. EASTERN HINDI .... ••• 300 168 132 13. ACIATIO LANGUAGE 400 247 153

(a) Pashto ...... u ~ 400 247 153 14. European Languages 4 4 (a) English .... ••• .. 4 4

Total of All Languages ...... ,I" 765,172 407,181 357,991 91

D. I--(ii) Bilmgualism.

EXPLANATORY NOTE :-It shol'fs the mother tongue and subsidiary languages mo· t ccmmonly spohn along with them. The Iil~ther 'ongue of infants has been considered to be the same as that of their mothers. I Total pOf~ons 0 rr,t,urllcd ~s Z Tot!!.l Mother Tongue ~reitldllg a '8 Spe~,kers oj ~ Western .... ,.Q hwgul,ge .., .~ :a :aOJ ... Hindi :e ~ .. .. rIl :d c(! .... pu[,sidi ,rv to ,<:: OJ, ,~ ,~.. til'" d .. '5' ,.Q " <:: o! .~ tha t Rhown in ::l ;J "Q) :E' column 1 iii ;Q" ~ Poi ;Q p: III (I) (2) (3) (4) (5)" (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (l~)

1 Rajasthani 251,229 29,62·~ 27,484 1,113 595 383 23 26 2 Western Hindi ... 504,099 16,87t :266 17 B2 65 92 304 16,045 3 Behari 937 98 5@ ... 10 22 ... 4 Bengali 181 03 33 ... 5 El'I,stern Pahari ... 858 ...... 6 Kn.njari or Sn.nsi (Gipsy) 645 4 4 - 7 Gujarn.ti 2,515 1.000 314 :) 1 39 86 557 8 Mamthi 2,OH2 667 64:.l ... 25 9 Punjabi 1,478 894 110 It 773, 10 Sindhi 429 90 81 4 4 1 11 Eastern Hindi 300 137 120 4· 13 12 Asiatic Langnages 400 250 105 15 130 13 European L!tngU[1,ges 4 '.& 2 14 Telugu 5 1 1 .... D. II- Religion.

Bxpilloator} Note.-Thie table shows th~ distribution of population by main religions found in this distriot.

Total population Hindus Sikhs Jaius Zoroastrians MmlimB ci ----_._ -_-- Z ------.... Administra.tive Unit .. Persona Males Females M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F, M. F . 'j:; c£ (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 1 Sswaimaabopl1r District tot.l ... 165,111401,181351,991380,543386,183 91 16 3,511 2,187 22,895 18,851 135 94 2 Sswaimsdhopur District RuraL. 668,943351,03731 J ,906338,895291,850 . 41 25 2,516 1,84815,581 12,118 Z 5

3 Sawaimadhopur Sub-Dh-ision Rura.l . 184,759 97,753 87,026 90,162 80,Q15 37 15 1,166 901l 6,367 6,099 1 1

4 Gangal)ur Sub-Division RUlal ... 143,545 76,005 67,540 71,298 65,195 4, S 431 164 4)171 2,174 1 4

5 Hiudaun Sub~Div'8!OU Rural ... 204,568 108 \ 94 95,774 1040,380 92,275 1 7 902 748 3,511 2,744

6 KlIta.uli Sub-Diviaion Rural ... 136,071 74,50D 6l,M6 73,055 60,36,5 17 34 1,433 1,lM 1 Sawaimadhopur District Umao ... 96,219 50,144 46,085 41,648 38,333 49 51 1;001 939 7,313 (;,(;/'3 133 89

D. III-Scheduled Castes and Soheduled Tribes. EXPLANATORY NOTE:- It shows the strength of the Scheduled Castes lind Sche:llllec1 ·Tribes as notified by the (3ov8roment of IlJdia,. Their names etc. call be seen in Annexure "G".fNo. area of this district has been declared as soheduledhence there is no return o1Soheduled Tribes, . Scheduled CasteR 0 r------"----:------, Z Administratiye Unit Persons .Males Females rt5 (1) (2) (3) (4)

1 ~awaiinadhopul' District Total ... ••• 128,53' 63,702 64,835 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 116,931 58,2!19 58,682 3 Sawaimadhopur Sub-Division Rural 29,536 14,489 15,047 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural ... 20,602 10,700 9,902 5 Hindaun Sub-Division Rural ... 42,191 2~,25.5 19,9:i() 6 Kamuli Sub-Division Rural ... .., 24,602 18,805 13,7! 7 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban ... 11,606 5,453 6,lt3 ~2

O. IV.-Migrants

EXPUNATORY NOTE;-This table gives the distribution of popuLatbn enumerated in this distriot according to their rla~& of birth,

0 Z District, State etc., Total population of persons enumerated or Count!',j/ whele burn. '"Ce in Jodhpur District .;:: .-- .-----1- _,._ ~ tn Persons Males Females \ 1 2 3 4

A-I.- District~ within the State~

1. Jaipur 10,700 6,372 4,328 2. ~ro.uk 1,068 511 557 3. Ha waimaclhopur 727,769 385,7.'}0 342,(J39 4. Bhll,ratpur 7,032 4,151 2,/::)81 5. Alwar 3,582 1,9B 1,068 6. Jhunjhunu 232 ~2:2 10 7. Sikar 446 340 106

8. Bil'ler ... ~ 'II 84 37 47 9. Jo(.hmr 1,045 556 489 10, ;NagalIr 56 56 11. Jaisalmer 57 3 54 12. Udaipur 744 450 294 13. Chittorgarh 9 9

14. Bhilwara .~ .. 2 2 15. Kotah .. ,' 2,048 1,189 859 16. Bundi 514 2t)8 226 17. Jhalawa,r 16 8 ------8 TotR.1 ----755,404 401,838 353,566 A-II-State in India beyond the State-

1. Ajmer ... 448 315 ]33 9. A~sam 161 100 61 3. West Bengal ... 5~ 28 24 4. Biha.r ...... 47 31 16 5. Bombay ttt 568 373 195 6. Hyderabad ..- 59 31 28

7. Madrai ."'~ 138 76 63 8. Ma.dhya. Pradesh 143 • 87 56 9. Madhya Bharat 3,542 1,742 1,800 10. OriS$l\ .. .. 6 5 1 11. P. E. P. S. U.••• ...... 57 24 33 12. Punjab .,., 451 242 209 13. Uttar Pradesh ...... ,.. , 2,719 1,540 1,179 14. Bhopal .... "'iII 10 8 2 Total 8,401 4,601 3,800 ----- B.-Oountrie4 in Asia beyond India- 1. Pakista.n ...... -] ,363 738 625 .;.;.._._ Total 1,363 738 625 C.-Countries in EurQpe- ---

1. Engla.nd .... Ht 4 4 - , Total to. 4: 4 .... Grand Total of Popula.tion ... 765,172 407,181-- 357,991 93

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D. VIl-Educational

EXPLANATORY NOTE:-It show~ edlle"tii]n~l ?t~,nda,rdB of population. Persons who do Dot come upto any of the standll.rds !pecified in read but emlUot write. The figUt'e~ of liten~c~ ill Hli~ tl\clc ha'lll been obt~ined by l!O!ting the slips while thoee mellltors. Thi. ~xpjain8 the re~son of differeu~e If lOllY.

c5 Total J.Jiterates Z Administrative Unit ...... ---_ .....d Persons Males ]'ernales Persons Males Females :..

1 Sawaimadhopur District Total. 50,666 4S,649 4,017 47,861 44,128 3,733 2 Sawainladhopur District Rural • 34,338 32,528 1,810 32,681 30,941 1,740 ;3 Sa~airnadhopur Sub-DiY. Rural. 9,437 8,790 6-17 8,507 7,985 612 4 Gangapur Sub-Division Rural :... 7~O10 . 6,761 219 6,6u9 6,361 '248 5 Hindllun Sub- Division Rural .... 1'2,371 11,728 643 12,0:24 11,415 609 6 Karauli 8uh-Divisi~n Rnral ,,, ... 5,520 5,219 271 5,451 5,180 271 7 St\waimadhopur District Urban. 16,32~ 14,121 2,201 15,180 13,187 1,993

6 Degrees or' Diplomas Graduate in Arts or Science Z ---. .- .....~ Administrative Unit Persqns: : Males Females Persons Males li~emales 10; Q) rF.J. (1) , (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (2~)

1 Sawaimadhopur District Total . 885 781 10' 57 50 7 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural • 599 571 22· 24 22 2· S Sawaimadhopur Sub~Div. Rural. 218 200 18 11 10 1 4 Gangapur Sub"Division Rural.. .. 260 260 9 9 6 Hind~un Sub-Division Rural .... 106 102 4 4 3 1 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural ..... 15 15 .... 7 Sa.waimadhopur Distriot Urban. 286 204 82 33 28 5 -

0 Agricul ture Veterinary Z ,...... Ii! Administrative Unit Persons Males ]'emales Persons Males Females CI) I rn (1) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) / (37)

i Sawaimadhopur Distriot Total 6 ~ 2 2 2 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 3 1 2 ...... 3 Sawaimadhopur Sub-Diy. Rural. 1 1 ......

4 Gangapur Sub-Division RuraL .. ' ...... ,

Ii Hindaun Sub-Division Rural .... 2 ,... 2 • •• 11

6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural .... •••• 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban.. 3 3 ... 2 2 95 Standards.

the Table aud who are liter,1te i\ro clfl,SSlfied u'Jder tho first cabegory "literate", Litora.tes do not inolude partially literates ~e. tho.s.e who oan only published in the 1'. C. A, O~ Village Directory h~ye beon oopied from the !tbstr~cts of Nati;)Il.M Be!:isters of omze s prepa.red by the enu-

Matriculate or S. L. O. Middle School Intermediate in Arts ------Higher Secondai'Y , or Sdence Persons, Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

(8) (9 ) (10) ( 11) (2) (13) . (14) (15) (16)

1,194 1,090 104 637 566 71 89 84 5 739 705 34 281 269 i2 38 36 2 3UD 388 11 19\) ID4 5 24 23 1 113 112 1 26 26 2 2 186 104 22 44 37 7 11 10 1 41 41 12 12 1 1 ... 455 385 70 356 297 59 51 48 3

Post Graduate in Arts or ~cience rreaching Engineering ---- Persons Males Females Persons ~Ia.les Females Persons Males Females

(23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31)

8 8 96 81 15 6 6 I) 5 62 , .62 3 3 .... 2 2 3 3 3 3 27 27 .... 35 35 ......

... .'"'' ....

3 3 ""', . 34 19 15 3 3 ....

Commerce Legal Medical Others

Per- Fe- Per- Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females sons Males' ID!1J 1es sons (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49)

14 14 12 12 19 16 3 665 588 77 .8 8 3 3 11 it 480 462 18 ••• .... 1 1 1 1 199 182 17 .·.e 221 22t 8 8 2 '2 10 10 45 44' 1 ,.,. ... , .... 15 15 6 6 9 9 8 ~ I) 3 185 126 59 96

E-Summal'y figures by

Explanatory Note:-In this tahlp area" population, density, and the di~hibuti(\n of p lpulation by livelihood The figures of area against each ullit have been entered a, supplied by the Dietrict Officer. Xhe tqtal are~, of the district. There are only 4 sllb·divisioDS in this diGtt ,ct. 'l'.ae density of 1941 h:lS been calculated on the present area figures of the District figures of mOilt 01 the towns ~ere Dot available, LIVELIHOOD Population Percentagll DeoRity ---______. VarilJ,tion ______L_ ___ ---_:_------,--- Agricultural ~ ------+---- Z Administrative Area in 1941· 1931· I. Cultivators of II, Cultivators of .. Unit sq. miles 1951 194.1 1951 1941 1951 1941 land whnllv or land wbolly or ' mainly owned alld maiuly un'Gwlled l tbeir dep~ndalJtt! ann thoir depondltnts

----,------~------Per&ons Males Females FersOllS Males Females Males }<'emules (6) (7) (8) (9) ------(1) (2) (3) (4)------(5) (10) (11) (12) (111) (a) Sawalmadbopur District - (4,203'8)

1 Total ... 4,057 765,172 407,181 357,9916S?,525 +IN +13'0 182 16.2 245,734 211 ,591 44593 39,272 II Rural 668,943 857,037 311,9u6 615,017 +88 +18'3 236,570 203,493 d,655 ~6,567 8 Urban '" 96,229 50,144 46,085 67,508 +42'5 +10'5 9,164 8,099 2 ,9~8 2,705 Sawaimadbopur Sub-Dil'ision -

! Total .. . 1,411 207,026 109,379 97,647 141 61,149 59,400 6,585 5,108 I) Rural .. . 184,759 97,733 87,026 65,314 57.695 6,404 5,561 6 _Urban ." 22,267 11,646 10,621 1,835 1,705 181 147

SaWaiIll"d~opur Tebsil- 7 Tot(ll ... 637 101,Bl1 63,130 48,141 160 28,826 25,645 4,020 3,587 8 Rural ... 90,454 47,702 42,752 28,71U 25,5M 3,998 3,57:1 II Urban ••• 11,417 6,028 fi,389 116 90 22 15 Malarna OhOI Tehsil-

10 Total ... 418 67,942 3$,825 32,111 163 14,121 21,212 1,812 1,447 11 Rural ... !U8 59,865 31,694 28,171 143, 2~,853 ~0,048 1,713 1,~71 12 Urban ... 8,077 4,131 3,946 86,714 1,268 1,224 99 76 TOVlns-

18 Bonli 4,662 2,382 2,280 548 360 51 89 )4 Malarna 3,415 1,749 1,666 720 864 48 87 K}j.andlu Tehsil-

15 Total .. . 416 37,213 19,824 11,389 B9 14,202 12,483 753 674 16 Rural .. . 416 34,440 18,337 16,103 83 13,751 12,092 693 618 17 Utbau .. , 2,77~ 1,487 1,286 138,550 451 391 60 56' Oangapur Sub·Di'fision-

18 Total ... 165 167,055 88,310 78,6tJ5 218 54,629 47,836 6,188 5,101 19 Rural 143,545 76,005 67,540 52,171 45,684 5,231. 4,806 20 'Orban ... 23,510 12,365 11,145 ,.. 2,458 2,152 957 901 Qa.ngapu! Tehsil-

21 ToW ... 158 13,1l3 38,719 34,994 J86 2J,094 IB,m 2.739 2,498 22 Rural .. . 56,682 29,766 26,916 2Q,386 18)352 1,927 1,707 23 Urban .. . 17,O~1 8,953 8,0,\8 708 643 812 791 Towns-

24 Gangapur 14,078 7,888 6,690 221 192 681 551 25 Vazirpur 2,95.8 1,565 1,388 4S7 46.1 281 ,240 BaIlllionwas TehsiI-

26 Total ••• 261 48,809 26,030 22,719 183 18,323 15,671 1,481 1,362 27 Rural 267 43,585 23,2e1, 20,298 163 16,845' 14,434 I,4:a2 1,ai2 28 Urban ... 5,224 2,743 2,481 ~0,185 1,i,7B 1,243 59 50 Nadoti Tehsil-

29 Total ••• 240 44,633 23,621 20,912' 186 15,212 13,164 1,948 I,B47 SO Rural ... 41:),278 22,9p~ 20,326 14,9W 12,89.~ li..,fl82 1,187 al U,rban ... 1,25& 669 1i86 272 266 66 60 Administrative Units

cl!\ssea a!e shown fo! the distdot and 6R1nh tehsll wuh 1 he corte'pondlng rurlll and urban breat· up, &s .uPVhed by the Surveyor Generlll Indill has been glven agkiu.t the Ill\ll1e of tha distr;ot within braokets. Duu.i'y figure~ for teh.ild have beeu woned ou~ for total area of the tahsil oniy withou,t rural u!bau opllt up becaule th~ ar8a CLASSES ----_._------.-.. _------_.oi'l6sos Non·s.gr!cultural 0118888 ------.; III. Cullivllt'n~ IV. Noel cultivating Persons (Inelullel Main Femllle8 Milies FelDa.I •• MIIlee Femalel Male. Females

(15) (16) (1,) (18) t~9) (20) . , (~l) (211) (liS) (~,) (1151 (26) -....__-_.___.,.:.------.'------.--~

9,181 10,906 4.724 4,93' 31,422 33,213 21,239 18,749 4,921 3,92Q 39,,~61 3~,401 1 8,m lQ,'23~ 40,'2(10 i,!'J.S '].7,~()2 2\\.533 12,2'25 lO,5~O 1,%9 l,t98 24,'189 21,682 I '84 671 4.3, lilO Ib,HO 9,680 9,Oa a,2~~ 2,962 1I,i22 16,078 18,7611 8

2,414 3,274 1,709 1.884 12,811 11,02; 5,623 s,028 "84 616 /1,143 10,611 , . 2,366 3,181 1,61)7 1,831 9,1>29 7,865 3,443 a,004 679 618 8,9401 7,371 li. 108 93 52 03 3,283 3,160 2,lS0 11,02' 205 1118 8,S02 .a,1I81 4

',079 1,660 899 957 1,849 6,662 3,149 3,027 till 539 1,223 6,064 '( 1,079 1,660 674 931 0,57' ',4&3 1,8~0 1,751 528 U1 5;099 ',aS9 8 ~ i6 ~~275 2,1711 1,309' ' 1,276 157 H8 !.l,111' 1,670 II

990 1,'6,S (j4" 120 3,104 2,lJ7f l,fS(i4 .1,335 91 61 3,403 3,143 10 889 1,079 618 69~ 2,862 2,al l,O~ 766 4.3 81 2,1106 !I,061l 1L Ga9" ' 101 86 ~, !l7 "76~ '1'53 56U' '8 SO 1,1117 1,181 Ii

DO !l7 19 16 462 463 416 869 '8 80 808 '176 19 290 !l90 !IllS !I00 189 400 U 71 611 8 11 , ..

405 449 170 207 /,859 1,4lJ9 810 666 108 16 1,511 1,345 U 399 .42 170 207 1)603 1,261 578 487 108 76 1,086 920 16 '1 7 266 228 23;1 179 '81 '116 17

3,611 1,180 1,160 7,149 6,415 4,389 3,840 1,778 2,350 1,669 7,675 " 1~ 3,308 . 19 3,119 3,277 1,076 l,O.'iO 5,701 5,099 2,467 !l,H6 M6 45!l 5,685 I5,Og6 1,898 . 189 965 106 110 1,MB 1,876 1,922 1,694. 11,2211 11,984. 11,649 ~o.

1,449 415 406 2,974 2,732 2,872 2,489 2,700 2,28lJ 4,591 4,137 111 1,334 891 1,248 1,341 848 8~9 1,934 1,786 1,178 977 484 9,266 2,028 IIi 2,216 1,897 ~,825 91 lOB 6'1 67 1,040 946 1,69' 1,51!l 2,114 iii

60/) 2,215 1,897 2,146 1~ 9 6 684 1,569 1)!l29 1,998 2& 13 I'll) 89 'f8 96 68 (U 656 6U 1 179 116 116

971 300 193 1,331 1,018 173 .5'11 31 13 2,051 ',810 Ill! 839 1,727 . 4.9 26 12 1,5('8 1,388 27 798 769 !aIlS 257 1,917 609 851 164 126 6 1 548 4711 lIS 41 ~02 32 96 '16

1,212 465 461 1,943 1,665 844 77" 47 49 2,027 1,72S 29 1,135 1,916 1,665 1,167 459 45' 1,850 1,586 780 720 '9 80 1,078 66 111 63 81 6'1 IIIl 6 'I 9S 79 6' " ~~ E.-Summary Figures by .

LIVELIHOOD Population PareelJtage Density Variatioll -~-----"---.------_..__ Agrioultural

~., __. __ ------..t:> a !dminiatra.tin 1941· 1931· I, GultivAtots of II, Cultivators of ._~ Unit Area in 1951 1941 1()51 1941 1951 1941 land wholly Qr land wholly or .. sq. milllll mainly owned aad m:>inly un-owned ';:., their depelltiallb and their •4 tfepelldllllts I' ll.l ! -~-----. ~ ..~• Persons Male. Females Persons Males Females Males FemBles J ------(1) (g) (3) (4) (5) (6) (?) (S) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (H) lillld.un Sub.DJrisioD-

S~ Totsl 630 230,420 122,351 10R,063 366 13,941 63,815 17,661 15,845 35 Rural·.... ~04,568 108,794 9M74 70,761 61,088 16,663 14,959 M Urban ... S5,8511 13,563 1~,~8'J usa :1.,727 1)98 886 Hlndllon Teb,il- B5 101111 ... 236 90,918 48,512 42,346 385 31,299 26,941 4,214 3,633 36 Rural· ... ~!Mi 76,~45 40,SOO 85,445 337 29,657 25,594 8,690 3,155 87 Urblln ... ID 14,673 7,712 6,901 1,467 1,642 1,8M 6~4 478 Tad. Ihla TehBiI- 88 Total .•• 20B 15,956 40,163 35,193 365 24,612 21,311 6,281 5,148 S9 Rura.l ... 6B,865 36,498 32,367 2S,669 20,440 5,891 5,443 40 Urban ... 7,091 8,665 8,426 958 871 S90 806 'Mallnw' Tehail- 41 TotIIl ••• 116 63,546 33,622 29,924 342 18,010 15,551 1,166 6,464 i2 RIlra.! ... 181i ~9,458 BU9S 21,96~ a2~ 17,435 15,054 V,OB~ 6,361 '8 Urban n, 1 ',088 j,126 1,962 8,716 586 503 84 lOa Kat.ull Sub·DM,lon-

U Totlll .M 1,191 160,611 81,015 13,596 ... 185 50,015 40,541 14,179 12,012 45 Rural ... 1,190 186,071 74,505 61,566 lH 48,324 39,026 13,357 11,241 46 Urbin _ 1 :H,6QQ l:a,570 12,D80 - aU1S ... 1,691' l,51S 82a 'l7l Earauli TehIU- 4'1 Totsl ... ·131 84,824 46,001 31,123 116 .21,485 21,14& 3,697 3,OB3 is lbml .H 481 65,676 86,327 29,849 136 27,281 21,535 2.911 2,351 49 UrbaD ... 1 19,HS 9,67' MH 86,128 1l0~ m 786 7311 a,patrl Tebsll- GO total _ 161 55,142 30,954 25,"11 m 13,451 11,391 10,281 8,181 51 Rural ... 1i0l 5US9 28,894- i4,595 107 13.017 10,989 10,272 8,179 OS Urban ... 2,263 1,16D 1,095, iO,482 ''0 !l08 9 16 Mandrail TehaU-

liS TotIIl .~ I 101 20,106 11,(120 9,085 9'1 9,013 1,396 201 142 5' Rural ... ~08 16.906 9,284 1,62:1 81 8,026 6,502 174 118 Ii~ Urban ... S,199 1,756 1,'68 ... s,ns 1,04:7 894 27 2' 99 Administrative Units.-Jorwld. CLASSES

------~---- classes Non·agricultura]class8s

--~ ------.- HI. Oultiv'ting IV. Sou·cultiva.ting Parson; (Including dependants) who derive their principal mean. of labourers a.nd 'heir owners orland, agricul· livelihood trom depelldllnu tllral rent ree tion Commerce TraDoport lind miscellaneous .;:: sources rn.p ------~------Males Females MlIles Females Males I'emales Males Females Males Females Males Females (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26)

_.----.---~---~-----.------

1,934 1,343 9()6 887 10.lOa 9,376 6,370 $,507 504 362 10,8';1 9,928 82 1,a~3 ~,201 859 8s.! 7.458 6,725 3,966 8,337 287 lII2 6,967 6,418 38 101 142 47 5S 2,742 2,651 li,40' 2,170 217 gO 6,874: 8,510 84.

796 958 189 162 4,172 3,798 3,044 1,611 315 229 4,543 4,008 85 709 858 187 162 2,457 2,156 1,490 1,259 125 99 2,435 2,1611 86 37 100 II 1,715 1,M2 1,054 l,Se2 190 130 2,108 1,646 31

491 572 243 2$0 3.391 3,172 1,637 1,311 52 37 3,438 3,386 88 41>8 545 lI15 217 11,793 2,573 1,122 874 liO 84 2,300 2,241 39 4,0 27 29 33 699 699 515 "3 l! S 1,1aS, 1,1(6 110

610 113 474 415 1,636 1,406 1,689 /,519 137 96 2,860 1,534 n 616 798 '57 !l05 1I,~08 1,996 1,65' 1,204. llS 79 1l,239 2,015 illl lli 15 17 110 428 4:10 B35 375 2.5 17 6211 619 liS

1,465 /,641 929 /,001 7,161 6,331 4,857" 4,374 165 532 1,714 • 1,146 44 1,429 1.576 699 713 4,614 3,844 2,34B 2,033 437 816 3.296 2,817 '5 36 71 lISO 294 lI,D47 2,493 lI.o08 2,341 318 216 4,418 4,329 46

69' 842 370 456 4,782 4,430 2,949 1,719 .sZ6 361 5,496 5,184 4'1 66:.1 778 Hi9 178 2,514 2,180 9111 879 266 186 1,543 1,262 '8 34 64 211 278 ~,26S 2,250 1,958 1,840 960 176 B,9gS 3,922 '9

655 611 511 416 1,923 1,533 1.418 1,241 161 122 1,642 1,515 50 filii 615 DOl m 1,750 1,37:1 1,164 999 13~ 100 1,409 1.271 61 1 2 10 1 173 lll9 25' lI,a sa :all 2'0 llH fill

1I4 181 4' 15 4';6 314 490 414 62 49 51fo 441 63 118 183 89 60 850 290 194 155 87 80 851 !IS!l :;" 1 6 9 III 106 8. 296 1169 116 19 2!11l 163 56 100

Loeal-~

Total ---~----. ---.---- lliilld DS>lf·Muoe Insane Leper Admi:liltrlltive Unit ------P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M, F, M, F.

(1) (9) (~) (6) (ll \8) (9) (10) (11) (H)

1 Sawaimadhopur District Total 2,691 1,390 1,301 9S7 1,012 250 160 102 94 51 35 2 SawaimadhopurDistrictRural 2,317 1,196 1,121 871 882 203 128 82 81 40 30 3 Sawn.imi\dhopur S. D. Rural. 473 242 23t 198 190 ~7· 26 8 7 9 8 4: Gangapttr Sub-Division Rural 748 374 374 259 259 49 49 52 52 14 14

5 Hindaun Sub~Division Rural. 706 394 312 281 271 07 24 It 11 5 6 Kara.uli Sub-Division RuraL.. 390 186 204 133 156 30 29 11 11 12 8 7 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 374 194 180 116 f30 47 32 20 13 11 5

_. _,------__._._..------~- AdmlniB~r.\ive Unit ------~------M. F. M. F. M. F. M, F. 111. F, M. F. M, F. M. F.

(1) (81) {as) f89) (40) (41) /4!J) (4,3) (4~) r~5) {.is) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (Oil) t Saw&iinadhopur District Total 41 37 27 12 6, 8 3 .... 45 4.6 25 12 15 10 li 2 2 Sawaimadhopur District Rural 36 32 22 11 5 6. 2 .... 3,3 37 22 10 12 9 3 1 3 Sawaitna.'dhopur S. D. Rural. 3 3 6 5 ...... 7 7 2 2...... 4 Gangapur Sub·Div-ision Rural 13 13 3 3 4 4...... 12 12 5 5 8 8 1 1 5 Hind!\un Sub-Division Rural. 9 7 11 ...... 1 ...... 12 7 11 2 3 ...... 6 Karauli Sub-Division Rural.... 11 9 2 3 1 1 2 .... 2 11 4 1 1 1 2

'I Sawaimadhopur District Urban 0 I) 5 1 1 2 1 .... 12 9 3 2 3 1 2 1

------Blina Dear· Mute Inslone Lepor ----_._----Blind Deal-Mute Inillne Leper AaminiPraUfe UnU ------~--,. U. F. M. F, M. F. it. F. M. r. M.. F. M. r. JII, F. (1) (77) (78) (79). (80) (91) (82) (83) (84) (85) (86) (87) (88) (89) (90) (9l) (911)

1 8awaifuadhopur District Tot~l 2151 231 29 18 10 11 11 7 161 168 22 10 i3 13 3 3 ~ SawabnadhopurDistrlctl\Ul'a122~ 211 28 1& \) it) S & V.'S 1~'1 19 'i It) ltl 3 S

3 Sa.waima.dhopur S. D. Rural. 63 59 5 6.... 1 1 ~7 27 3 3 2 2 2 2 4 Ga,ngapur '8ub~Division Rural 60 60' 5 5 ~ 7 5 5 42 4'2 2 2 5 5 ....

I) Hindaun Sub-Division Rural. 68 68 15 3 1 2 1 55 26 13 .... .~.. g. 1 •.•• 6 Karauli Sub-Division RuraL.. 29 30 3 3 1 1 1 24 32 1 2 3 t .... 1 '1 Sawaimadhopur District Urban 24 til· 2 1 1 3 1 13 29 3 3 S 3 .i.. .i .• 101 Infirmities. ------Age C ------Age 1-' .------Age 5-1i Blfnd Deaf-Muw In.ane •LetJer Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper

):t, F. y, F, M, F, y, F, :hI, J, hi, F. N, F, M F, M, F, y, F· M, F, 1I. F.

[13) (14) (15) (IS) (IT) (18) (HI) (20) (21) (22) (is) (24) (i6) (26) (27) (f.lS) (!9) (SO) (31) (82) (83) (84) (85) (96)

:l 1 ,tI. •.... •••• •••• I .... "11 23 14 3 2 3 1 .. . IS 44 9 13 6 6 2

1 ...... , .... "" 22 13 1 1 a 1 .. .. 37 39 7 11 3 4 2 t... .u •••• .t" ., •• 4 •• I..... •.•• 3 3 1 1 ...... "" 11 11 1 1 1 u ••

.".. I." •••• )111 , ••• 3 3 .... 1 1 ...... 3 0 1 1 2 2

1 .... If.:.' ...... 13 5 ...... 17 13 3 4 .u...... ,. ,... ~...... 3 2 2 ...... 6 12 2 5 2 2

1 .... , ,'-1' UI, 1 1 2 1 ...... 11 5 2 2 S 2

Age 25~-34 Age 85 - 44 Age 46-54 ------.--.. ~------_ ------Blind Deal·Mute \ Inone Leper ----_._--_.Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper ------blind De~f-Mute Insane Leper M F. Y, 1'. M. F. M. J. M. F, M. F. M. F. M, F. M. F, l1. F, M. F, M, F,

(53) (54) (551 (56) (57) (68) (59) (60) (61) (82) (63) (64) (65) (66) (61/ (68) (69) (70) (71) (72) (7S) (74) (75)' (16) ; 45 8~ 34 26 13 11 9 10 107 116 26 31 19 12 9 4 119 HiS ~5 17 7 11 5 5 44 69 30 24 12 g S 8 93 108 23 22 11 11 8 ~ 114 127 31 14 7 18 5 4 8 6 5 6 1 1 3 3 23 24 2 2 2 2 3 2 23 23 2 2 ...... 15 15 9 9 5 5 3 3 36 36 11 11 9 9 2 2 30 30 4 4 6 6 3 3 13 37 14 7 6 1 1 18 30 4 3...... 1 40 56 21 4 1 4 1 ;... 8 11 :a 3 2 1 2 16 18 6 6 .... 2 21 18 7 4.... 3 1 1 1 15 4 2 1 2 1 2 14 8 3 9 8 1 1 5 19 11 8... 1.... 1

------Age ~5 lind om ------Age not dated ------BUlld D~af-Mut. Insllne Leper ------_Blind Deaf-Mute Insane Leper M. F. )(, F. l!., F. M, F, M. F. Y. F. M. :r. M. F. (93) (94) (95) (96) (97) (98) (99) (100) (101) (102) (lOS) (104) (105) (106) (107) (108) 149 133 26 15 , 2 6 2 4 4i 6 6 .... 120 108 13 8 4; 2 a 2 4 Ii 6 6 29 26 ."., ...., 1 1 ... , 2 2 .... •••• 42 49 5 5 1 1 .... 3 3 4 4 4- ...... 36 27 5 1 .... 1 .... ••• ......

13 13 3 2 3 .... 3 • Utl •••• .... h'. .. ..

29 25 is 7 8 4 ...... l ...

District Index of Non-Agricultural Oocupations.

This Table is prepared from the Sorter's'ricket 2. This is a sort of supplement to Economic Table B. III and provides further details of the occupationa.l groups mentioned . therein.

The Sorter's Ticket 2 was prepared in accordance with the instructions to the Sorters reproduced below ;-

1. Preparation.-You have to prepare Sorter's Ticket 2 only if you have slips relating to any of the livelihood class V, VI, VII or VHI. You are to deal only those slips which relate to self-supporting persons. The slips relating to non-earning dependants or earning dependamts would have been separated already and should not be. used at this stage.

2. First operation.-You have first to deal the slips with reference to the Principal means of livelihood recorded against question 10. Your Supervisor will give you a list of " MIL (Means of livelihood) sub-groups ,,* in the order of importance for which you have to sort. Select not more than ten Pigeon-holes and affix labels bearing the names of the ., MIL sub-groups" (written out in full) as given to you. The number of MIL sub-groups given to you will generally exceed ten. You should reserve one or two Pigeon-holes for throwing slips which are not covered by the MIL sub-groups shown on the lablee. You should then deal the slips with reference to the answer recorded against question 10. In doing so, put together slips containing entries which are written in either identical or very similar terms to each of the labelled "MIL sub-groups." If you are in doubt whether an entry, in any case is very similar or not to the labelled MIL sub-groups, consult the Supervisor. .l!'inish the sorting for one set of MIL sub-groups. Then distribute the slips of one set into individual occupations. N ow count the number and" enter" the name and number in columns (2) and (3) of Sorter's Ticket 2. Keep the unsorted slips separate. This completes the first stage of the first operation. .

8. First operation (aucceeding stages).-You should then take up the slips that remain to be sorted. You should deal them again for the remaining MIL sub~groups given to you in same manner as in the first operation. The opera' ions should be repeated successively until all the slips are eorted for all the MITJ sub-groups given to you. You may find slips where the MIL as recorded in question 10 doe.s pot fall under any of the sub-groups given to you. You should deal these slips separ~tely in the manner explained above and enter the name and number in the Sorter's Ticket. This completes the first operation. You should keep separate the bunole for each MIL sub-group. 4. Special instructions regarding non-productive mean3 uj livelihood.-Livelihood class VIII will contain slips of persons wbo derive their income otherwise than through Productive activity. They include all self-supporting persons against whom the answer to question 9, Part two, is '0'. They should be treated as a distinct group, not falling under any of the prescribed divisions and sub-divisions; and sorted under the following sub-groups, viz.-

(i) Persons living principally on income from non-agricultural property. (ii) Persons living principally on pensions, remittances, scholarships and funds (iii) Inmates of jails, asylums, alms houses and recipients of doles. ( iv) Beggars and vagrants. (v) All other persens living principally on incerne derived from non-productive activities.

6. 8~cond operation.-For this operation the slips mentioned in Paragraph 4 are excluded. You have to deal the remaining slips with reference to the answer recorded in the second compartment of question 9. Affix labels to three Pigeon-holes, the la:bels being marked "Employer", " Employee" and "Independent worker". Take the bundle

* List of MIL sub-groups.-Separate lists of sub-groups should be prepared for use in sorting eaoh of the four different livelihood olasses V to VIII. These lists should be compiled on the basis o££(a) scrutinizing of &ntries found to occur frequently in tbG National ReGister of Citizens &J;1d (b) resulta of ~rial sortit.l~ b¥ Stlpervisor IIInd COlllpilerocbeo)cers. -i04

'for each MIL sub&~roup and deal them into tbe three Pigeon-boles .. You will nnd "liT!' for " Employer" "oft" for" Employee" and "~" for" Independent worker" recorded in the second compartment of question 9. If you find that there is no entry you sbould take the order of your Supervisor. When you have completed the sorting for a MIL sub­ groups you should count the number in each Pigeon-hole and enter in Columns (4) to (6) of the Sorter's rricket according as the Pigeon-hole relates to "Employer ", "Employee " and "Independent worker" respectively.

6. Second operation (succeeding stages).-You sbould !lake each of the other bundles for M/J) sub-groups and deal them in the same manner as in the second operaticn; you , should enter the result in the relevant columns of the Sorter's rricket.

7. Oonclusion.-You have no'''' completed all operations necessary for Sorter's Ticket 2. Re-combine all the male slips and all the female slips.

1£ you are sorting sample slips or slips for displaced persons you should proceed to Sorter's Ticket 3.

If you are sorting general slips you should proceed to Sorter's Ticket 6.

After the Sorter completed the ticket and after due check by the Compiler-cheoker and the Supervisor, tbe ticket was handed over to the tabulation clerk to fill in the Group Oode numbers in column (1) of the form of Sorter's Ticket 2 given below.-

Form of Sorter's Ticket 2.

Group Code J/ull na'1YU of means of livelilwod Total Employer Employee Independent Number (sub-groups and occupations) worker 1 2 3 4 5 6

The group code numbers were adopted from the Indian Census Economic Classi­ fication Scheme given in Par~ JI - B of the Report. Accuracy of Figures.

A perusal of this index shows incredible figures, against certain occupa.tions. 'rhis is due to vague entries in the slips regarding the occupations contrary to instructions in some cases and entries with correct details in others. The result was that in the tabulation stage the only slips which contained correct details of occupations were sorted under the correot sub-group and its details, while those with v::tgue entries were placed in the wider groups.

Another point to be borne in mind is that not all persons following an occupation have peen shown against it in the Index, but those who followed it af) a Principal means of livelihood. Thus if a Ticket Collector derived a greater part of his income from rent of agricultural or other land or building and some income only from his services as Ticket Oollector, he would not be shown as rficket Collector. , , 'The third point to be kept in mind is that these figures, represent only self-support­ ing persolls and not those who are partly dependants, thus a young boy who sits at a 'Pan shop' an"d gets some pay from the shop keeper which is not sufficient to support him, he has to depend upon his father's income mostly. Such a man would n(}t appear under the oooupation " Service on Betel Shop."

The last 'but most important defect in the figures is due to difference in the termi­ nology preva.lent in .the different areas of Rajasthan describing an occupation and also partly due to wan't of exeroise of proper care in the tabulation stage that name showing same .alJ,d sim,ilar occupa.tiQlls have been shown as different occupations for example 'Ralwal''S shOplf.' and ," sweet-melt't selling" have been shown as different occupations. In order therefore to find out the actual strength of self-supporting persons following a partjcu~a.r occu.pation as .their prinoipal means of livelihood, figures against all sucb occupations ~bould be to'ta1:1e'd.

On the whole, ,this'rilaex 1'emov,es the defects pointed out in the Census 1'ables publisbed in 'the 'prel'io'tts Oensns that they 'do nGt,show actual ocoupatiomJ but thei? ~.wly. Index of Non-Agricultural occupatioDs. Persons deriving their income as principal means of livelihood from ocoupations given in

Sa.waim~'\N!.~riol' S. Code-Number 01 OCCUP$\. No. tiona} group - Persons Males Females

1 2 4 5 6

1 TotaJ, of a.ll D~visionB All Industries, auQ.. se~yi~s • 67,840 56,04,9; U,79Jr

2 Divi~on o Primary lndnstries no~; elsG- 3,085 2,398 687 wLere specifiea.

, , 3 Sub-Division 0'1 Stock Ra.ising 2,943 2,312" 681 4 Tota.r group 0'11 Herdsmen and shepherds 851 731 114 '5 Group O'II Ca;tlite grazlIig 610 54'" 68 6 Group O'!! ~. 8tleep grazing 241 roo 5'r '1 To.l group 0'12 Breeders- and'l{eepets or cattle 2,092 1,575 1)17

TI~ ; : ". " a.J,ld buffalo.e~.. . . 8 Group 0'12 Cattle breeding 2,092 1,575 - 9 Sub-Division 0-4 F6re,s~ry and woodouttiag 137 81

10 Tota~ group 0' 42 Collectors of forest p,roduc» 45 3~ and lac.

11 Group 0'4"2 Gra8$ cutting 45 12 Total group 0'43 Wood cutters 80 37

13 Grolli' 0'43 Wood cutters .. 80 87,

14 Tota.~ i'o'0up 0'4D Planting, replanting a.nd 12 12 conservation offorests (lnelll­ ding forest officers, r80Dgera and guards).

15 Group 0'40 Forests guards 12 ... 16' 8ub-Di~ision 0'5 Hunting (including trapping­ 5 ... and game p.ropagation)..

17 Group Q'5 ,:auntiing . 5 5 18 Division 1'0 Mining and Quarrying 932 762 170 1'9 Sub-Division 1'0 Non-metallic rinnmg a.nd 40 33 qn:trrying not otherwise classified' including mlllmg " and quarrymg of such matsrials as precious and semi-precious stones, asbest~ gypsum, sulphur, a.sphalt, bitumen.

]'0 40 33 7 ~O Total group " " s. Code Number of ooonpa- N a.rne of occupa.tion Bawairnadhopur District No, tional group Persons Males Females 1 2 3 5 6

21 Group 1'0 Working in mines 33 7

2~ . Sub-Division 1'1 Coal mining-mines pl'imA.rily 5 8 engaged in the extraotion of anthracite and of soft coals such M bitumenous, sub­ bitumenous and legnite,

23 Total group 1'1 Coal' mining IS- 5 8

24 Group 1'1 ·Workers in coal mines 13 5 8

25 Sub-Division 1-5 Stone quarr)'ing,.clay and sand 879 724 155 pits,

26 ToLal group 1'5 ". 879 724 155 27 Group 1'5 Employees stone quarries 879 724 155 '< ;

28 Division 2 Processing and Manuf~ture- 14,010 11,337 2,673 food stuffs, textiles, leather ~ ,and products thereof, j , 29 Sub-Division 2'0 Food industries . otherwise 680 675 5 unclassified,

30 ~rotal group 2'01 Canning and Preservation of 6 1 fruits and vegetables,

31 Group 2'01 Preservation of vege1ables 6 5 1 32 Total group 2'03 Slaughter, preparation and 2 2 .... preservation crf tneat~ - -

83 Group 2'03 Butchers, ~ ~ ••• ,34 'fotal group 2'00 Other food indmltries 672 668 4

35 Grou'p 200 Hatwais , 657 653 4 36. Group 2'00 Confectioners 10 10 , .. 37 Group 2'00 Biscuit manufacturers 5 5 ... 38 Sub-division 2'1 Grains and pulses , 241 183 58 39 'rotal group 2'11 Hand pounders of rice and 71 22 49 otber persons engaged in man ual deh usking and flour grinding,

40 Group 2'11 Flour grinding 71 22 49

41 Total group 2'12 Millers of cereals and pulses , 146 14;j 3

42 Group 2'12 Flour milling 146 143 3

43 Total group 2'13 Grain parchers n,nd makers of 24 18 6 blended and prepared flour and other cereal and pulse preparations, 1'M

S&_w.~ima.dhQqUl' Dis1iriqt_ s. .. IJ.~~t.t

45 Sub-division 2:2 Vegetable oil and dairy Pt9· 1501 12,40 ,261- ducts.

4& Total group 2,'21 Vegetable· oil plessers 8.11::< 1481 ,1177 ~54 refiners, 1431 1177 2Q4 ~7 Group 2'21 Oil pressing - 48 Total group 2'23 Makers of butter, cheese, gVElI 70 63 1 and other dairy products. 7 . 49 Group 2'23 Ghee uHtkers 49 42

t(} G:l(}\\)_) '1.;'1~ 'b~\.\~~~~"" , '1.1... '!'!.. Y ... 5r Sub.1)i vision 2'3 Sugar Industries 18 18 ....

) 52 Total group 2'SO Other manufacturers and re- ~ 18 18 .... fining of raw sugar _atld syrup and granulated or olarified sugar from sugarc9Ine .:. or from sugar beets. ]8 53 Group 2'30 Sugar manufacturers 18 .- 54 Sub-division 2'4 Beverages 11 11 ... no rrotaf group 2'43 - Ice-manufacturers . 11 It ... 56 Group 2'43 Ice-:,man ufactu reI'S 11 11 ... 11 11 57 Sub-Division 2"5 Tobacco I .... , - \\ t~ 'ro\ia\g'toup ~·t\ ~aml\a.c'tj\1l'ol"is 01 'olnlB. .III 1\ ...... - 59 Group 2'51 Bidi makers • 11 11 60 Sub-division 2'6 Cotton textUes 8065 6386 '1729 61 Total group 2'61 Cotto~ ginning, cleaning a.nd 891 345 46 pressIng.

62 Group 2'61 Cotton (larding 391 345 46 63 Total group 2'6:::l Cotton spinning, sizing a.nd 6532 5030 1502 weaving.

64 Group 2'82 Yam spinning • ~ 234 4 230 65 Group 2'62 Employers Textile mills 3 .It' 3 66 Group 2'6'2 Oloth weaving 6295 5026 1269

61 Total group ~'oj Ootton uyeing, bleacbing, l)~~ YOi 1'6\ printing, prepara.tion a,nd sponging,

68 Group 2'B3 Oloth dyeing 334 224 no M~,v,

I. - OQUpa.- ~~\'I~i~r Di1triot Coda Nwnbu-ot N arne of ocoupation W~· - - ti~T &WlP -_ Pellona MIMes Females.

1 9 3 4 15 6 -

00 Group- 2'4)3 Cloth- Printing 808 7[11· ~ n

w Sub-flkiaion g.'7 - W~ling apparel (exce{}t 1123 941 1M footwear) and made gptextile goods, f} Total gl'eJUp 9'11 TaikJrs, milliners, «lesS makers 1120 98it 18'1 and darners,

fl- Group. 2'71 Tailors 1120 9:' 1St

7'3 Total group 2'" ,.M'8BlHactUl'ers of hesiery, 3 3 -~EMerers, mILkers af crepe - lace and fringes,

'14 Grour 2'72 Embroidery on linen 3 3 "'t '15 Sub-division 2'S Textile Industries otherwise 83 Q9 24 unolassified.

ii Totat. group 2'81 J lI>CIe pressmg, bailing, apin- 14 14 niNg and weaving. - 77 Group 2'Ill -T~irre spinning and e""er , 4 4 .,.

'18 Group 2'81 J nte Factory 10 10

79 Total Group 2'82 Woollen spinning and weavlDg. 22 2~ ... ~ 80 Group 2'82 Wool spinning and weaving • 22 22 ...... 81 Total Group 9'86 Man ufactnre of rope, twine, 47 23 94 .... " string And ethel' related: goods from cocoanut, aloes, straw, linseed and bair, 82_, Group 2'86 Rope makers 47 23 24 _,. 83 Sub-division 2'9 Le!ttber, leather-products and 2,277 1,868 414 footwear.

~ !Total GNup 2'91 Tanners and aU otbep workers- 425 in leather,

S5 Group 2'91 Leather tanners 426 360 65

86 Tota16roup - 2'92 Cobblers and all other makers 1,779 ],439 34g and repairers of Boo t 8, Shoes, Sandals and clogs. 87 Group 2'92 IJeather shoe ma.kers 1,779 1,430 349

88 Total Gronp 2'90 Milkers and repairers of all 73 7'a ••• other leather products,

89 Group 2'90 Makers of leather articles 73 73 ....

90 Division 3 Processing and manufacture- 1,103 94~ 159 Metals, ohemicals and, Products thereof,

91 Sub-division 30 Malluf!tture of metal product~ 725 631 94 othel'wise unclassified, s. _~ ~upa- ,r ~~1Y~~adh4fU1t~trict _.Ii a RtIome of o~upation. »«1, tiioR1 ~'" ~ Males Femn'Ie'S 3 6

S'or BlfiekflIiiitJf1s tiona other wdrkets 580 lfJ it®. AilCi tn&klrs of implements,

93 Group 3"01 Irdtt w6tlt (BIdCkdtli) 180 516 64

V.l ~Tota~ Group S'C)i ~ W~fif M cdM1er, ~ a.'/itl ~ 113 112 1 bell·met~.

9lS GroliP S'02 Copper MId if's,sS ~nsi1s 113 i ma.kers,

96 Total Group S'f.)S Wotkers ill' O1Iher met1l.ls • 31 2 29

97 Group 3'03 Tinners 0 0; 31 2 29 98 '!'ota1 Group 3'06 Makers of arms', guns etc, 1 1 including workers In ord­ nance falctori~s.

99 Group 1 1

100 Sub-division S'S Tranlport Equipment 10 '1 3

101 Total Group 3'32 Manufacture, assembly and 10 7 3 repair of RaHway equipment, motor vehicles and bioycles and Loco W ork-abop,

102 Group s>Ja ~ole lepairers • • 10 7 108 Sub-division 3'5 Machinery (other than electri­ 304 258 cal mao}jim-rY') ineiu.dil11 Engineering workshops.

104 Group 3'5 Ma.chinery work 304 258 46

105 Sub-division 3'6 Basic Industrial chemica1sJ 8 8 ... Fertiliser and tJ6"Ili' Aleohol. 1G8 Total 9roup 3'61 Manufaetul'e df &~lftllifo8iri­ 8 8 ... al chemicals such as acidS', alNB salw, 107 Group 3'61 Acid ma.nufsemrers. • 8 8 ... 108 Sub .. division 3'S Manufacture of chemical pro .. 56 40 16 d\lcb'8 OCJherWi~' \l~I.Mfied.

1001 TotSoll Hrbup 3'St Maat'OftUotlu)'e ef perfumes. 53 1'3 Cosmetic and o'her toilet preparations.

110 Group 3'Sl Perfumers • 53 40 13

III Total Group 3'86 Cand~ 3 3

112 Gron, 3'86 Candte market 3 3 :w,; "'

Name of oooupation §~~~i~,a..d~"~u! Di~tric~ ~~~~~::tirJt:rupa- ..P~ns- "Ma.les Fema.lei'

L 2 3 4 5 6 l~~ Division 4 PJ,'OCElS~Dg and ml;ltnufacture.. - 7,057 0,816 1,H3Q Not elsewhere speoified.

114. Sub-division 4'0 Manufacturing Industries 1,682 1,549 183 otherwise unclassified.

115 Total Group 4'(lB Repair and manufaoture of - 9 9 .... watches and clocks, 116 Group, 4'0.3 Watoh repa.irers 9 9 ... lL7 Total Group 4'04 Workers m precious stones, 1,115 1,090 26 precious metals a.nd makers" of jewellery and ornaments, lIS Group 4'04 Gold and Silver ornaments 1,],05 1,080 25 makers.

119 Group 4'04 Silver leaf makers 10 :i0

120 Total Group 4'05 Manufacture of musical insbla" 8 8 ~ .. ments and appliances, l~l Total Group 4'05 Harmonium makers 8 8

122 Total Group 4'09 Toy' rn~ker~ 11 11

1'23 Group 4'09 Toy makers 11 11 124 Total Group 4'00 Other miscellaneous maJlufac- 539 442 97 turing industries including bone, ivory, horn, shell, etc.

'" 125 Group 4'00 Bangle makers 236 182 53

126 Group 4'00 Comb m9lkers 23 20 3

1'27 Group 4'00 Makers wooden rosay 28 19 9

--- 128 Group 4'00 IV.Q:r.y~ w~rks 15 15

129 Group 4'00 Randy craft wq:r~ 238 2\)a S~: 130 Sub-di vision 4'3 Oement-cement- pIpes and 4110 390 100 other cement products,

131 Group 4'3 Labourers in cement factory . 490 390 100 .• - ]32 Sub-division 4'4 N on-metapic minera.l pz:oducts, 2,438 .1_,,821 611 l~ TO;t¥\ group 4'4~ Potters ~Ij.d ma.kers of earrthell 2,345 _:_1/1S8.: 607 wa.r",~ 134 Group 4'41 Potters . 2,345 1,7.18 607 i \. l~j) Total .group 4'43 Glass bangles, gla.ss bea.ds,- 40 40 ' .. (; . glass necklaces, etc. ,,:1_"~ '''""'. '(}ro.. p 4'43 Ga.lss bangle IAA-ker.r):~\ 40 40' , ;; 'M ,'-o~

"','" 111

Na.rne of- occupation Sawaimadhopur District f.we ,.. 1 <: "" p~ Mtatles Fema~ei

1 3 4 5 6

J8-7 Total group 4'4(] Makel's of other misoellaneomJ 53 49 n-on-metallio mineral pr-oducts. Persons engage4 in burQing lime,- 188 Group 4'40 Lime stone burners. 4 4 139 Group 4'40 Stone cup makers 49

140 Sub-division 116 W~od and wood Produots 2,394 other tha,rl furniture and fixtures 141 Tob1.l group 4'62 Carpenters, turn ers and joiner.... 1,902 1,748·

142 Group 4 62 vV ooden "ork ],891 1,737 143 Group 4·62 Wood carving 11 11 ••• 144 Totalt glloup 4·64 Baskei makers 385

145 Group 888

146 Total:.gr~up 4'OO~tli@tb~ \.oin4~8 ofl fl6o~ 109 L • ma.te_IA, ~ in6l\lding, teaves, but not including fuwiture or fi~ture8, ... '

147 Group ~'601 WinnoMng basket ~Ml '. '"' 16 IS 148 Group 4'60 Leaf plate makers SO 38

149 Group 4'60 Broom makers • 13 6

) 50 Sub-division ~'7 Furniture and fixtures 35 35 ...

151 Group l' 7 Wooden furniture mskers 35 35

152 Sub-division 4'8 Paper Mld'paper prodllets' 6 «> .i,

153 Group 4'8 Paper manuiacturers 6 6 ..... 154 Sub-Division 4'9 Printing and allied Industries. 12 12

155 Total group 4'91 P r i n t e- r s, lithographers, 12 12 engravers. 156 Group 4'1H Printing and press work. 12 12 l 157 Division 5 OonstructIOn and utilIties 4,557 3,274 1,283

15& Sub-division 5n Construction and maintenance­ 925 770 149" Buildings.

159 Total group 5'11 Masons and Brick layers 363 363

160 Group 5'U ~M8tBon8(RQpairersofbuildingB). 363 363 161 Total group 5'12 t{tone cutters and dressers 253 246 7

~62 Group 5'12 Stone dressers 2M- 246 7 • • • .~

Code N'lImber oLoceapa.- Name of occupation , ~~~ur bistri~., ~. ~lpo~ Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6

1&8 Tota.} group 5'~ Other persons- engaged in the 809 187 1~ ClQD8W:uetiOD or maintenanoe of buildings other than wildings ma:de el blntlhdO or similM! ma..erials, l~ Group 6'10 Repa.irers of bou,ges 11 309 167 14'J.

1_ Sub-diWion 5'~_ {lonstruetions and mlliintenanee- 337 ~9O 47- Roods :Bridges a.nd other transport works. ~ 16& Group o'!l WDourers on contla.ct of rOf\ds 337 !l90' P.W,D. 167 Sub-division 0'0 Works and servioes-Eleotric 309 30g .... and gas supply. I. Total, gDup 5'51 Eleotric supply • - 309 3091 rHr Group 5'51 Workers in pGW6r honse 309 309 1. " - 1'1& Bub-division 5'G Works and services Domestie 431 ~78 158 rolQ, irBdastrial w8;lier supply.

In Group 5'6 Water bearers " 431 278 153 1'@ Sub·(ijTision 5'7 Sanita.ry work: and senioes in- 2,555 1,621 9at eluding sca.vengers.

17S Group 5'7 Scavengers ~,555 1,62f 984

1'14 Division 6 Commerce 13,145 11,853 1,292 115 Sub-division 6'0 Retail trade otherwise un- 6,374 5,787 587 olassHied,

I'll Total group 6'OJ Ha.w kers and street. vendo. 155 146 otherwise unclassified,

1'11 Group 601 8tre~t vendors and hawkers • 165 146 9 1'1'8 Tobfgroup 6'02 Dealers in drugs and other 9 9 chemical storca. - 179 Group 6'02 Drug sellers 9 9 ... . 180 Total group 6'03 Publishers, Booksellers and 10 10 " stationers. " - 181& Groui! 6:03, Booksellers • 6 6 ... 182 Group 6'03 Newspaper sellers . 4 4 - 183 Total group 6'00 General store keepers, shop~ 6,200 5/)22 578 1- , ~epers and pE'rsons em ploytU - in shops otherwise unolassified

\ ~ 184 Group 6'00 Genera.l merchants 5,462 4,919 643 ,_ t It ... 185 Group &'00 Sellers of pedlars goods 119 101 12. a Sawa.imadhopur District 8. COlle NlIJIlber of oeenpa- Narna of ocoupation ~P. tional gry~ Persons Males FemaleB 1 2 3 4 5 6

186 Group 6'00 Hardware sellers 46 4a 3 181 Group 6'00 Gold and silver merohants 22 22 ... 188 Group 6'00 Brass and copper meroh&nts • 260 257 3 . - ~

189 Group 6'00, Grocers • 34 34 .... 190 Group 6'00 B!1,nglf:' sellers 18 13 5

191 Group 6'00 Fl~" er sellers 8 5 3

192 Group 6'00 Toy sellers 8 ... S

193 Group 6'00 Dye sellers 3 3 ... 19i, 8roup 6'00 Commission agents shop 22 22 .... 195 Group 6'00 Embroidered article s~llefs • 5 {) - 196 Group 600 Earthen vessel sellers 158 157 1 197 Group 6'00 Lime Contractors 1 1 .. ,

198 Group 6'00 Chalk sellers 6 6 ••• 199 Group 6·00 Shraffs 11 11 ... 200 Group 6·00 Fireworks sellers 3 3 201 Group 6'00 Kantl1i mn.la sellers. 2 9 ...

202 Group 6'00 Motor-parts dealers • 3 3 ... - 203 Group 6'00 'trnife etc. sellers • 4 4 ••• 204 Group 6'00 5 {) , Small coin changers • "".

205 Sub· division 6'1 Retail trade in food stuffs 2,835 21542 293 including bevarages and :narcotics. , • 206 Total group 6'11 Retail dealers i:q. ,8lain and 1,924 1,689 233 pulses, sweetmeats, sugar and IJpices. dairy products, egr and pou{try; animals for foo ; fodder for animaJs; other food- stuffs, vegetables and fruits,

201 Group 6'}l ?rfilk and curd sellers 30 25 5

208 Group 6'U Grain mercha.nts • 201 194 'l 209 Group S'U 'l'ea. and milk sellers 37 37

210 Group 6'11 Sugar and gur sellers 56 51 5 21l,_ Group 6'11 Meat sellers 41 28 13

212 Group 6'11 IGrana merchants • • 116 114 2 .!1i

Sa. wa.imadhopllr District S, Code Number of occupa.- Name of occupation No, tional group PertlO1Is" -Males Femaletr - 1 2 3 4 5 6

~U3 Group- 6'U Fruit sellers • 2 ~

214 Group 6'U Vegetable sellers • 269 201 68

1 215 Group 6'11, Nut sellers • 1 .l 216 Group 6'11 Provision dealers · 66 59 7 21'7 Group 6'11 Ghee and oil sellers. 272 189 83 218 Group S'lI Salt and chillies sellers 22 13 9

219 Group-· 6'H Gr!tss 'and lucern sellers • 38 36 2 220 Group 611 Sweetmeat sellers · 201 194 7

221 Group e 6'11 Trade in grain 339 31~ 27 222 Group 6'11 Hawkers dal sew 11 11

2~ Group 6'U Patasa. sellers !lI8 218

224 Group 6'11 Bread sellers • 4 4 225 Total group 6'12 Vendors of wine, liquors, 163 120 42 aerated waters & iee in shops,

226 Group 6'12 Liquor contractors • 155 112 43 227 Group 6'12 Ice cream sellers • 2 2 228 Group 6'12 Ice cream factory • • 6 6 229 Total group 6'13 Retail dealers in tobacco, opium 7 7 and ganja.

230 Group 6'13 Tobacco dealers • 7 7 23l Total group 6'15 Retail deflolers in pan, bidis & 741 '126 15 cigar;ettes,

232 Group 615 Betel shop 134 121 13

~33., Group 61-5 Bidi cigarette merchants 2 2 234 Group 6'15 Agents in ,cigarettes 605 605

235 Sub-division 6'2 Retail tradE- in fuel (including 148 119 29 petrol.)

236 Total group 6'20 Ret.ail dealers (including 148 119 29 hawkers and street vendors) in firewood, charcoal, coal, cowdung ftnd all other fuel except petrolenm.

il37 Group 6'~ Firewood contractors 112 83 29 238 Group 6'20 Charcoal shop 36 36 115

~ " ~ { Sawaimadhopur Distriot, 13, Code Number of oooupa.- N arne of occupation No, .~.. tional group -.... Persona .~ Males Fema.les 1 2 3 4 - 5 6

239- Sub-division 6'3 Retail trade in textile and~ 2,008 1,83(Y 178 leather goods. Retail trade (including hawkers and street vendors) in piece goods, wool, cotton, silk, hair, wearing-- apparel, made up textile goods, skin, leather, furs, leathers- etc.

240 Group 6'3 Dealers in leather • 185 147 38

241 Group 6'3 Dealers in wool 183 173 10

242 Gronp 6'3 Cloth dealers 636 599 37

243 Group 6'3 Leather shoes dealers 22 22 .... , 244 Group 6'3 Readymade cloth shops IS 13 .1. 245 Group 6'3 Cotton yarn !lJellerFl 40 1 Stf

246 Group 6'3 CoUon merchants 70 , 1'1- 53

. , 247 Group 6~3 Gota (lace) shop 19 19 •••

248 Group 6'3 Cotton carpet retail sellers 840 839 1

249 Sub-division 6'4 Wholesale trade in foodstuffs- . 328 319 9 Wholesale dealers in grains' and pulses, sweetmeats, sugar and spices, dairy products, eggs and poultry animal for_ food. Fodder for animals,' other foodstuffs, wholesa.le. . . dea.l,ers in tobacco, opium and • . gauJa.

250 Group 6'4 Wholesole dealers in grain ~76 ~76 •••• '251 Group 6'4 Wholesale dealers in ghee 52 43 9

252 Sub-division 6 5 Wholesale trade in commodi­ 425 349 76 ties other than foodstuffs. ._ 253 Group 6'5 Wholesale----dealers 1D sheep 194 194 -ilnd goats, 254 Group 6'5 Wholesale dealers in leather • 3 3 ..... 255 Group 6'5 Wholesale dealers in cloth 24 24

256 Group 6'5 Wholesale dealers in cattle 81 63 18

257 Group 6"5 Wholesnle dealers in lime I') 8

258 Group- 6'5 Wholesale dealers in J'ewels 13 13 •••• 259 Group 6'5 Garden eontractors • 2 2 ....

200 Group 6'5 Wholesale dealers III gold' 3 3 a.nd sil ver, - S, Code Number of ocoupa­ Name of occupation Sawa.imadhopur District NfrJ.~.· ii~~ ._'. _.r-._-, -, ,_~, ~ J • is ~ PeUio,Oa. M.Q,l~s FemaJ. 3 4: 5 6

21}1 Group 6··.Q Wpol~sale dealers 66

262 Group 6'p p~l;\l~rJ) in bnUockEi 24 23

·263 Group 6'~ Contractors of stoI)es 5 5 ....

~64 Group 6'.9 De1lo1er~ in macninery 2 2

265 Sub~division 6'6 Real Estate-House and estate 12 11 1 agents Alnd rent collf3ctora except agricultural land.

266 Group 6'6 House rent collectors • 9 8 1 . 261 Group 6;6 Brokers of landed property • 3 3

268 Sub~division 6'S Money lending, banking and 1,015 896 119 other pnJ).ncial bu~iJll9sf3'

2fiij. Group 6'S Money l(:):pqipg 950 S3~

~W Group 6'S Shop aS8i~t~nt 63 63 ".

~n. Group 6'8 Motor cOIpmission agent 2 2 .. ,~

27Q DivisiO,Q 7 TrE\:Psp~rt, storage and com.. 2,875. 2,730 munications.

213 Sub·division 7:0 ''fran,spprt and comm~nica.­ 4: 4 tiQn~ otherwise u,n~la§8i:fied ~nd incidental services.

274 Group 7'() Xranspol't 4 4

275 Sub· division 7'1 Transport by road-owners, 1,217 1,128 89' managers and employees connected with mechanically driven a,nd other vehicles (excluding domestic servant) palki, etc" bear(3rs of o~:pers, pack elephant, camel, mule, ass a,nd bullock ownere and drive:r;~, portera and messen- gers, persons engaged in road transport . not ~therwise classified, inch~ding freight transport by road, the opera- tion of fixed facilities for road transpcrt such as tall roads, high way bridges, terminals' and parking facilities,

276 Group. 7'1 M:o.~or drivers. 101 10Q, .. I

277 Group 7'1 . Ml~,1~teers 860 823

7'1 Motor c.~eallers 28 2$, 27~, Groult • 279 Group. 7'l . To~~a dri vera 149 141, S, Code Number of ()OOupa.- Name of ocoupa.tion Sawa.imadbopur District N 0: -~. tional group_-_ __,L..... -, Persons Males Females 1 3 4 5 6 280 Group 7.1 Bullock cart drivers, 187 181 6

281 Group 7'1 Thela drivers 26 24 2

282 7'1 Cycle hire shop 1 1 ,;Group 2B3 Group 7'1 Transport on Camels 348 3()9 39

284 Group 7'1 Transport on Bullock 2 1 1

285 Group 7'1 rrranspm~t on horse-back 5 5

286 Group 7'1 Cluuiot drivers 3 3

287 Group 7'1 Buffa.lo cart drivers, 12 12

288 Sub-division 7'2 Transport by water-Owners 6 6 a.nd employees, officers, mari­ ners etc, of ships plying on the high seas, ships a.nd boats plying on inland and coastal waterR, penons employed in harbours, docks, rivers a.nd canalR, inoluding pilots, ship brokers,

289 Group 7'2 Transport by boat • 6 6 •••

290 Sub-division 7'4 Railway Transport. 1,642 1,589 53

~l Tota.l Group 7'41 Railway employees of fl.ll kinds 1,642 1,589 53 except those employed on construction works.

292 Group 7'41 Employees in Railway • 1,586 1,641.

293 Group 7°41 Employees on Railway station. 56 48

294 Sub-division 7'5 Storage and ware housing-the 3 ••• operation of storage ftWili~ies such as. ware-bous~8, cold stomge, safe deposits when .4!uch storage is offered as an independent servioe

295 Group 7,'5 Employees in wine stor~s 3 ... 3 296 Sub-division 7'6 Postal fH'rvices 3 '3 297 Group 7-6 Employees in post office 3 3 .. - 298 Division 8 Health, Education and public 3,090 2,874 216 Ad!!) i Ilistra tion.

299 Sub-division S'l MediCAl a.nd other Hea.lth 3172 300 72 services,

300 Total 'Group 8'11 ReRiRtered medioal practi­ 24 22 2 tioperR. Sawaimadhopur District S. Code N umber of Occupa N arne of occupation No, tional group Persons Males Females 1 2 3 456

301 Group 8'11 Doctors 24 22 302 Total Group 8'12 Vaids, Hakims and other 37 37 persons practising medicine without being registered. 303 Group 8'12 VaidpLs , • 37 37 ... 304 'rotal Group 8'14 Midwives 59 59

305 Group 8'14 Midwives 59 •• t 59

306 Total Group 8'16 Compounders 70 63 7 307 Group 8'16 Ayunedic Compounders 70 63 7

308 Total Group 810 All other persons employed 182 178 4. in hospitals or ~ther public or p r iva t e establishments rendering medical or other health services but not inclu­ ding scavengers or other sanitary staff. 309 Group 8'10 Bleeders. • 1 ••• 1 310 Group 8'10 Employees in Dispensaries 181 178 3

3U Sub-division 8'2 Educational serVIces and 511 463 48 Researoh.

312 Total Group 8'22 All other professors, lecturers 408 375 33 !lnd teachers. 313 Group 8'22 Teaohers, • 408 375 33 314 Total Group &20 Managers, clerks and servants 103 88 15 of eduoational 'and research institutions, including libra.­ ries and museums etc.

315 Group 8'20 Employees III Education 103 88 Hi Department.

316 Bub-division 8'4 Police (other than Village 418 418 watch men),

317 Group ~'4 Employers Police Department. 418 41s .... 318 Sub-division 8'5 VilIR.ge officers and servants, 271 227 44 including Village watchmen. 319 Group 8'5 Patwo.ris. 103 103 ...

3::10 Group 8'5 Watchnlen • • 112 112 321 Group 8'5 Employees Village Pltnchaya.l, 56 12 44

322 Sub-division 8'7 Employees of State Govern­ 1358 1306 5~ ments (but not including persons classifiable nnder any division or Sub-division). .. 8, Code Number of oocupa.- N 80me of oOb'llpation .' '~Wluma.S ., dh 6 ~u l'i.' IDTh tn.~ .. No, tional group .. Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6

323 Group 8'7 Government Employees 1358 1306 52

324 Sub-division 8'8 Employees of Union Govern- 160 160 ments lbut not including persons classifiable under any Division or Sub-division).

325 Group S'8 Employees of Government of 160 160 India.,

326 Division 9 Services not elsewhere speci- 17986 14002 3964 fled.

327 Rub-division 9'0 Services otherwise unclassified 11615 8815 2800

328 Group g'O Astrologers • 16 13 3 329 Group g'O Labourers • • 7011 4525 2486 330 Group g'O Miscellaneous services • 4588 4277 311 331 Sub-division 9'1 Domestic services (but not 1556 1333 223 including' services rendered by members of family house- holds to one ~nother).

332 Total group 9'11 Private motor drivers a.nd 66 66 cleaners. 333 Group 9'11 Private motor uri vers 66 66 - 334 Total group 9'12 Cooks .. 53 15 3~ 335 Group 9,12 Cooks • • • 53 15 38 336 Total group (}'18 Gard~ners 9 9 .- 337 Group 9'13 Ga.rdeners 9 9

338 Total group 9'10 Other domestic servants 1428 1243 185 339 Group 9'10 Domestic serva.nts • • 1428 1243 185 340 Sub-division 9'2 Barbers and beauty shops. 1129 1017 112 Barbers, hair dressers and

wig makersJ tatooers, sham-- pooers, bath houses.

341 Group 9'2 Barbers . • • 1129 1017 112- ·342 S ub-di vision 9'3 Laundries .. nd Laundry ser.. 660 444 20f) vices-Laundries and La.undry ~enlices, washing and clea.n- mg.

343 Group 9':) Washerlllen 660 444 206

344 Sub-division 9'4 Hotels, restaurants and eating 31 19 12 houses, l~_

SDi'1JEl&lIeJNjomber of\oooupa- "Name of occupation . S&WB.imadhopur Distriot tiona.] grotlp 'No,' Peraons Mtt.les Females 1 , 3 4 5 6

345 Group ._ 9'4 Lodge Employees, 81 19 - 12

346 Sub-division 9-'.0 Recreation Services- Produc- 641 398 148 tion and distribution of motion prictures and the operation of cinemas and allied services, managers and employers of theatres, opera. companies, etc., musicians actors, dancers, etc., conjurers, acrobats wres- tlers reciters, exhibitors of curiousities and wild ftnimals radio broadcasting studios, 347 Group 9'5 Drum -bea,tel S 294 227 67 848 Group 9'5 Singers . 196 126 70 349 Group 9'5 Musicians 11 11 350 Group 9'5 Snake charmers S 3

351 Group 9'5 Theatres employees. 20 20

352 Group 9'5 Managers of Ramlila. 11 11 .... I 353 Group 9'5 Acrobats. • 6 ••• 6 354 ."·Sub-division 9·6 Legal and business services • 125 125 ... 355 Total group 9'61 Lawyers of all kinds including 46 46 Qazis, Law Agents. and • Muk'btiars, 356 Group 9'61 Pleaders, 48 46 - 357 Total Group 9.64 Public Scribes, Stenographers, 79 79 .... Accountants, Auditors. 358 Group 9'64 Accountants 79 79 - 359 Sub-division 9'7 Arts, .letters and journalism 38 38 • · - 360 Tota.l G:t;oup 9'71 Artists, Sculptors a.nd Ima.ge 38 38 makers. - 361 Group 9'71 Painters . 38 38

362 Sub-division 9'8 Religious, Charitable and wel- 2301 1813 48B' fare services, .- 363 ,Total group 9'Bl PrieR'ts, Ministers, Monks, NUDs, 2301 18IS 488 Sfldhus, Religious mendicants and other religious workers, 361 Group 9.81 Worsbippres • 1238 ]065 173 365 Group 9'Sl Heriditary Household service. 1040 725 315 366 Group 9'S1 Sermon preachers and reciter, 22 22 ....

3'67 Group 9'81 Sages (Sadhus) • 1 1 ••• "