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Conversion Factors x 4. Map, Graph/Charts xi-xxiii 5. Tables 1-348 6. Explanatory Notes 349- 356 7. Telephone Numbers 357-364 8. E-mail Address 365-369 Chapters List Chapter Description Page No. 0. U.P. at a glance 1-14 1. Area and Population 15-91 2. State Income 92-106 3. Revenue and Expenditure 107-116 4. Rainfall and Temperature 117-120 5. Agriculture 121-187 6. Animal Husbandry 188-190 7. Fisheries 191 8. State Forest 192-193 9. Institutional Finance 194-201 10.Co-operation 202-205 11.Joint stock companies 206-216 12.Labour,Employment and Training 217-230 13.Industry 231-243 14.Electricity 244-253 15.Education 254-268 16.Public Health 269-279 17.Transport and communication 280-287 18.Prices 288-293 19.National savings 294 20.Economic census 295-303 21.Planning 304-317 22.Entertainment 318 23.Social services 319-323 24.Miscellaneous 324-348 I List of Tables Table No. Description Page 0. U.P. at a glance 1-14 1. Area and Population 1.01 Decennial growth of population 15 1.02 Area and population of different States of Indian 16-17 Union, 2011 1.03 Percentage decennial growth of 18-19 Population in different states of Indian Union 1.04 Economic classification of population of U.P., 2011 20-23 1.05 Annual estimates of population of U.P. 24 and India as on 1st ,October. 1.06 Population of U.P. in different Age groups 2011 25 1.07 District-wise and religion-wise population of U.P. 2001 26-33 1.08 District-wise Area, Density and total Population in U.P. 34-37 1.09 District-wise total Population and Population of Scheduled 38-53 Castes and Scheduled Tribes in U.P. 2011 1.10 Major religion-wise population in U.P. and India 2001 54 1.11 Distribution of population in different regions of 55 U.P., 2011 1.12 District-wise number of Tehsils, C.D. Blocks, 56-59 populated Villages and Towns in U.P. 1.13 Towns and Villages, classified in U.P. according to 60 the population 2011 1.14 Distribution of population by languages in U.P. 2001 61 1.15 List of cities/towns having population 1.0 lakh and 62-63 more in U.P. 2011 1.16 Town-wise Slum Population and Percentage to 64-81 Urban Population in the State, 2001 1.17 District-wise Disabled Population in the State , 2011 82-91 2. State Income 2.01 Total and per capita State Income of U.P. 92 2.02 Index numbers of State Income 93 2.03 Percentage distribution of total state 94 income by industrial origin (at 2011-12 Prices) ii List of Tables Table No. Description Page 2.04 Percentage distribution of total state income 95 by Industrial origin (at current Prices) 2.05 Annual rate of Growth of income in different 96 Industrial Sectors (at 2011-12 Prices) 2.06 District-wise per capita net Income (at 2004-05 prices) 97-100 2.07 District-wise per capita net Income (at current prices) 101-104 2.08 State-wise per capita estimated Income (at current prices) 105 2.09 Annual Growth rate of Income in major States of India 106 3. Revenue and Expenditure 3.01 Uttar Pradesh budget at a glance 107 3.02 Revenue receipts and expenditure in U.P. 108 3.03 Revenue receipts from taxes and duties in U.P. 109 3.04 Receipts from non-tax revenue in U.P. 110 3.05 Revenue expenditure on plan schemes in U.P. 111-112 3.06 Revenue expenditure on non-plan schemes in U.P. 113-114 3.07 Per capita revenue expenditure on administrative 115-116 Services in U.P. and other states of India 4- Rainfall and Temperature 4.01 District-wise rainfall and temperature recorded 117-120 at meteorological centers in U.P. 5- Agriculture 5.01 Number and area of operational holdings in U.P. 121 by size class of holdings 2010-11 5.02 District-wise number of total, marginal and small holdings, 122-125 2010-11 and agricultural labourers, census 2011 5.03 Number of operational holdings by size class and its 126-131 Percentage distribution in different states of India 5.04 Area of operational holdings by size class and it's 132-137 Percentage distribution in different states of India 5.05 Land Utilization 138-139 5.06 District-wise total area under land utilization 140-147 and area affected by flood and rains in U.P. iii List of Tables Table No. Description Page 5.07 District-wise gross and net cultivated area, gross 148-155 and net irrigated area and It's percentage in U.P. 5.08 Area under principal crops in U.P. 156-157 5.09 Irrigated area under principal crops in U.P. 158-159 5.10 Production of principal crops in U.P. 160-161 5.11 Average yield of principal crops in U.P. 162-163 5.12 Indices of volume of agricultural production in U.P 164 5.13 District-wise net irrigated area by different 165-168 sources in U.P. 5.14 Area irrigated by different sources and 169 their percentage distribution in U.P. 5.15 Progress of some important private 170 Minor Irrigation Works in U.P. 5.16 Irrigation Potential and its utilization in U.P. 171 5.17 District-wise underground water resources 172-176 in U.P. 5.18 Distribution of chemical fertilizers in U.P. 177 5.19 Average yield of principal crops in different states. 178-181 5.20 Cropping intensity, percentage of net area sown 182-183 to total reporting area and percentage of net irrigated area to net area sown in major states of India. 5.21 Fruit preservation and training in U.P. 184 5.22 Agencywise number and Capacity of Storage units in U.P 185 5.23(A) Annual arrival of Agriculture Commodities in Regulated Markets of U.P. 186 5.23(B) No. of Regulated Markets in U.P 187 6- Animal Husbandry 6.01 Live-stock in U.P. 188 6.02 Average yield of livestock products in U.P. 189 6.03 Veterinary services in U.P. 190 7- Fisheries 7.01 Production of Fish and Fingerlings in U.P. 191 8- State Forest 8.01 Important forest produce in U.P. 192 8.02 Other information relating to forest 193 iv List of Tables Table No. Description Page 9- Institutional Finance 9.01 Scheduled commercial bank offices in U.P. and India 194 9.02 District-wise credit, deposit ratio of scheduled 195-198 commercial banks in U.P. 9.03 Loan advanced by some important 199 financial institutions in U.P. 9.04 Credit-deposit ratio of scheduled commercial banks 200-201 and population per office of the scheduled commercial banks of major states of India. 10. Co-operation 10.01 Progress of primary agricultural credit 202 co-operative societies in U.P. 10.02 Progress of co-operative banks in U.P. 203 10.03 Progress of primary milk societies in U.P. 204 10.04 Progress of co-operative housing societies in U.P. 205 11. Joint stock companies 11.01 Joint stock companies and capital in U.P.
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    Selection list of Gramin Dak Sevak for Uttar Pradesh circle Cycle II RECTT/GDS ONLINE ENGAGEMENT/UP/2020/8 DATED 23.03.2020 S.No Division HO Name SO Name BO Name Post Name Cate No Registration Selected Candidate gory of Number with Percentage Post s 1 Agra Agra Fort H.O Bah S.O Jarar B.O GDS BPM UR 1 CR28E23D6248C7 SHASHANK SHEKHAR- (96.8)- UR 2 Agra Agra Fort H.O Bah S.O Maloni B.O GDS BPM UR 1 CR0E6142C7668E PRAMOD SINGH JADON- (96)-UR 3 Agra Agra Fort H.O Bah S.O Pura Guman GDS BPM SC 1 CR045D8DCD4F7D SANTOSH KUMAR Singh B.O KAUSHAL- (96.8)- SC 4 Agra Agra Fort H.O Barhan S.O Arela B.O GDS BPM OBC 1 CR71825AEA4632 RAMKUMAR RAWAT- (96.2)-OBC 5 Agra Agra Fort H.O Barhan S.O Chaoli B.O GDS ABPM/ OBC 1 CR7CD15A4EAB4 NEENU RAPHAEL- Dak Sevak 7 (95.6579)-OBC 6 Agra Agra Fort H.O Barhan S.O Mitaoli B.O GDS BPM UR 1 CR027E3E99874E SURAJ GARG- (96.8333)-UR 7 Agra Agra Fort H.O Barhan S.O Murthar GDS ABPM/ UR 1 CR1C648E8C49DB RAUSHAN KUMAR- Alipur B.O Dak Sevak (95)-UR 8 Agra Agra Fort H.O Barhan S.O Nagla Bel B.O GDS ABPM/ SC 1 CR4633D79E2881 AKANKSHA SINGH- Dak Sevak (95)-SC 9 Agra Agra Fort H.O Barhan S.O Siktara B.O GDS ABPM/ OBC 1 CR488A8CFEFAE YATISH RATHORE- Dak Sevak D (95)-OBC 10 Agra Agra Fort H.O Barhan S.O Siktara B.O GDS BPM OBC 1 CR896726A8EE7D MANASHI RAWAT- (97.1667)-OBC 11 Agra Agra Fort H.O Bhadrauli S.O Bitholi B.O GDS BPM UR 1 CR2A9AAD35A524 PRADEEP KUMAR- (96)-UR 12 Agra Agra Fort H.O Bhadrauli S.O Holipura B.O GDS ABPM/ UR 1 CR3E6BE14C928A PRADEEP SINGH- Dak Sevak (95)-UR 13 Agra Agra Fort H.O Bhadrauli S.O Pidhora B.O